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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-28
June IS.

WILL be sold OH the first day OF August next,
w at William NJ. Douglass Tavern in the
Town Of New Castle. ZEN NEGROES To wit !:
Reuben rlaiatto nan, Miiier Jack, Carpenter
Davy, Tom, Spencer, Sukcy, Patty and child,
Lavinia and Susan, eight head of horses, aud all
the cattle, sheep and hogs and the plantation u
tensiiS, conveyed by deed of trust from John Nj
Syme to me, to secure the payment of debts due
from the said Syme 10 parke Street; which
deed bears date IL, December last, and is OF re
cord in the county court OF Hanover; Or 50 much
OF sait. property will be sold as viii be suhic-
cicnt to answer the purposes of said trust.
SAMUEL GRANTLAND.
Hanover, JULY. 1awidsa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-28

VIRGINIA, to zVit Alta Court of Appeals
held at the Capitol in Richmond, the TWEEN
tieth day Of May, 1909
RULE-Crest inCOnvenicncies and delays ha-
wing arisen from motions to alter, and amend the
DEGREES and special entries of this Court, after
they have been entered of record, it is expected
that IN future the Counsel will respectively in all
cases where special decree or entry SHAH be
deemed necessary, prepare notes of such decree
or entryas they may think ought to be made on
the decision, To be considered as part Of their
statement and delivered to the Judges, with the
record, at the final argument, in each cause.
a Copy. Teste,
]. BROWN, C. c.
June 9. wt1stA.
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a NELEGANrEsT ESTABLISHMENT FOR
"A SALE.-The House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement justly ranks amongst the first
in this place, combining elegance, convenience,
contigui,y To the Caption and in the centre of q
most agreeable neighborhood.
For terms apply to MIR. VIM. Long who is full
" authorised to contract for the same.
]. PENN.
June % tr.
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q GORGE WATT has just teceivea, and offers
~ FOR SALE, SieRy, Niddeira, and Sherry
ZINE. b. the HID. and Or. cask, Green Cofes,
Orleans Sugar by tile MD; German RaGllas
Simplex ~ the piece case, haLfbint Class Ta,.
blers in cases of 1000 each, and New 1ork Soap G,
Candkes.
ON HAND. Madeira Vine, Orleans and Nus.
eoVado Sugars, Green Ccfee, Moiasses, Prime
POrk, Liverpool and Stone Ware, Souch9Ag, H.
san, Sin, and Cnbs1vder Tea, Spanish Segars
RdiSi1s, 6IhloHds, NatBtcgS, WindosO Glass
Alcn's {, USmsn's &hoes, gvhici he will gdisoosc
u BY wso!rsale or reasonable terms.
RI %. #.
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NOTICE--All persons indebted to tn firm
IN OF Gilliat and Kirby, by bond or open &C
count, are requested to come forward and dis
charge their respective balances, on or before
the first day September next, as suits will be IN
stituted against all those who are delinquent at
that time.
Those who have any claims against the said
firm, are requested to make them known to the
subscriber.
THOMAS GILLIAT,
ActiHg Farmer Of
CILLIAT x KIRBY.
N. u. In my absence, Francis r. Strobia is full
ly Empowered to receive and discharge all debts
due 10 and from Cilliat and Kirby
THOMAS GILLIAT.
June 81. wits.
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RtcHAoND CITY, v1no,N1A, July 9TH 1909.

RtcHHoND CITY, VIRGINIA, July 9TH 1909.
CAPT. JOHN KUST-SIR-Your not be-
~ ing an inhabitant of the state of Virginia I
take tins method of giving you notice that be-
tween the dates of the DIST day of August next
and Thursday the 31st day Of said month, shall
der Parker, at the Coffee house in the cit, of
New Orleans in the territory of Orleans, TO be
read as evidence in AN INJUNCTION pending in the
Williamsburg Chsncery district court, wherein
am plaintiff and you are defendant. " order
TO prevent disappointment, have taken the time
as above specified. You will also take notice
that / shall proceed TO take the deposition of
Mr.. George Moore between the 2Sth and S1st
Of the said month Of August at the court house
Of the county Of Middlesex, in the state Of Vir.
ginia, to DC read in evidence in the aforesaid
suit. Yours respectfully
PETER RUST.
RiciiE 0ac Coxlty, July z. i'm
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TN cHANcERY-In Louisa County Court,

Il April IOth 1909
George potte and Charles Thomson, admins
traitors John Hawkins dec. Piffs. against viii
liam Meriwether and Robert Dickinson Det7ts.
The defendant William Meriwether not bav-
ing entered his appearance and given security,
according to an act of assembly, and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the court that lie is not an inllabtant
of this state Therefore on the motion of the
plaintiff by their attorney 1t is ordered and de-
creed, That the said defendant Meriwctler do
appear here on the second Monday in July next,
and file his answerito the compartments bill, and
that copy of this order be posted at the front
door of the court house of this county, on some
court day, and published in some one ofthe ne ws
papers printed in the City of Richmond for eight
weeks successfully.
II Cory.
.JOHy P0INDEXTER, GIG
June 80. 1aw8wT
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nj OTICE-Sutors in the Chancery district
Y court of Williamsburg and in the county
court OF James City, and Hastings court of VIII.
llamsburg, who entrusted business TO my man
agenent will communicate with William Ar
instead, Esq. to whom have committed the
care OF the causes in which was concerned -
He resides in New Kent county near the court
house, but is now in williamsburg.
81 SE1fPLB
Williamsburg, July Is. At
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a HlLUABLE SERV4fNT FOR SdLB-
L n a Negro Woman about twenty years of
age, that does not breed, has been well brought
up for cooking, washing and ironing, and is
excellent in the house, especially among CHI
dren Apply at this Office.
July J8. IS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-21

stunp-oratory with which our unsuspecting
-countrvmen have been harrassed and insult
ed, during IS months ofignouinious bond
age 1t is evidence, say, that the liberty TO
trade spancelled and crippled as we arc, was
as ardeneiy as sincerely prayed for.
offer up no hypocritical prayer, when
/ JOIN my suffering fellow-cinzens IN hum
by asking heavens choicest smiles on this
remnant of American Commerce. With a
writer in your Gazette of Wednesday
unite in sentiment and declaration, that
no thanks are due to the democrats in Con-
gress for knocking off one or two of the ma
ny heavy chains under whose barbarous pres
sure Commerce groans No, sir--I cannot
but abhor that policy and distrust those par
tizans, whose operations open little trade,
under the malignant hope that the !ecst Of
Tending nation would capture our ships, and
thus produce war, when the jealous cf-
forts OF the War Hawks couldnot produces
direct war. remember, sir, that Mr.. Giles,
and others of the party, had sufficient candor
to declare, during the late session Of Con-
gress, that their wish was to fight England.
They could not, zvhes understood, obtain the
peoples consent. They then hoped by, r-
ritation, and little trade, to produce the
desired war | trust, under the protection
OF heaven, they will be disappointed and
that the trade just opened will prove to be.
more extensive than they expected. ] am,
sir,
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A FEDERALIST,

account otd dead body .jouad under the porch
Of Christ Church, IN Boston, Alassachu-
sets, in high state Of preservation.
a circumstance occurred short time
since, while the workmen were repairing
Christ church, in this town, and erecting
some new tombs under it, that deserves to be
recorded in the Anthology. The ground
under the porch at the entrance of The church
was directed to be dug up, this spot having
been given for the erection ct two tombs.
Attne distance Of six feet from the surface,
grave was discovered, in which was found
coffin oil hard pitch pine, commonly called
the Norway pine, very little decayed, which
on being opened, contained another of the
same wood, very Handsomely made, and
not at ali injured the lid Of this being lift
cd showed body wrapped IN tarred sheets,
that on being removed from the face, pre-
sented the countenance OF man that ap
peared quite recently to have died his face
was fresh and forid as though just shaved,
the flesh hard to the touch, and every ap-
pearance of new corpse, from short and
not painful illness ; two or three sprigs OF
myrtle or box green, as just cut from the
stock, were also laying on the outssese OF
the tarred sheets.
Both collins had on their lids, IN brass
nails, the letters |. I. and a grave stone,
at the head of the grave, declared the per
son Inferred there, to be Mr.. John Tho
mas, of the island OF Barbados, aged IS
years, who died a5th June, A. D 1926,
more than eighty-t7Oo years ago. The mum
Der of persons who came to see this curious
fact, from the fneness OF the pres -rvation,
and the manner it, induced the wardens
to direct the coffin to be closed again and
buried, which it is, at the \. l.. corner OF
of the church. The soil under the porch
was a yellow clay, mixed with small stones,
and some gravel. Whether the body had
been partially embalmed previous to inter-
4hent is not known bat the verdure OF the
sprigs of myrtle induces one to tank 1t may
be owing wholly to the exclusion of exter-
nal air yet his being Of Barbados, and
such care taken OF the corpse, with view
perhaps to removal, would occasion one to
imagine the intestines had been taken Dat,
and herbs substituted. The fact is, how
ever as stated, and the curious may draw
their own conclusions.-A anthology.
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S . N Or.

SONG.
JAMES MADISON, my Joe, Ienl, now tell
us what you mean?
VIII! you pursue your patrons steps,and In VI
sion and in dream?
The nations gazing on you Jem, and much
expect you know
Don't disappoint their fonaest hopes, James
Madison, my Joe.
James Madison, my Joe, Jem, what plea
sure must i, gea,
To see all parties now unite, in firm support
of thee.
Then huff and bear away, Jem, as the gale
NAV seem to blow:
Thus safe in port our bark may reach, James
Madison, my Joe.
James Madison, my Joe, Jem, at this event
full day
Don't stumble on block, Jem, that IS not III
your way:
The tars of fair Columbia, Jem, can man our
ships you know
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
lust Received and for Sale

Just RecelU6d and for oGfe
By JAMES KENNEDY, SEN. Aing-street,
Lewis's Romantic Tales, vols.
Lovers Of La Vendee, or Revolutionary
Tyranny, 2 vols.
The Medical and Philosophical Journal and
Review, an entirely new periodical work.
Wee1ns's Life of Washington,
The sonnets ana Oses of Petrarcl, trans
lated miniature edition, with most beautiful
Type and Vignette.
Matthews on Population, vols.
Fox's History of the Reign of James I'd.
Rules and Regulations for the Sword Exc
ercisc OF the Cavalry
ALSO,
Wise and Williamson's Steel Pens and a
general assortment Of the nest Stationary.
March 81. cost
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Let Britain claim their seamen all, James
Madison, my Joe.
James Madison, my Joe, Jem, experiment
we've tried
Our schemes have ali abortiYe prov,d our
enemies to chide:
They have Us much degraded Jem, I'm sure
you can't but know;
Then quick devise some wiser mode, James
Madison, my Joe.
sdarnes Madison, nay Joe, Jstn, it cannot be-
denied,
9'Sat honesty's the best policy that ever zee
was tried.
Then let us allNnite, Jem, in this true path
to SO,
And Heaven vii! our efforts bless, James
Madison, my Joe.
james Madison, my Joe, lem, much evil
has arose,
from warm dcbates OF party zeal, each other
to oppose:
Now prove it to the world, Jeni, as on your
course you go,
To practise well what J, piofesd, James
Madison, my Joe.
That fed'rals we are all Jem, nay further we
may go,
And say we're all republicans, James Made
son my Joe;
This, 1Homae did profess, Jen, but prac-
tls'd not, you know,
When loayes and fishes were dealt out, James
Madison, my Joe.
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To the Editor Of the Federal Gazette.
SIR,
THE eagerness manifested to recon-
mence business, is evidence out weighing
all the newspaper defamation, aud all the
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03
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ltsnds 10 |

Il DUCATlON.-The Subscriber intends 10
- continue his SCHOOL the ensuing wear, At
the Green Springs in Louisa county, where
course ofEducstion, embracing the Latin, Greek,
French and English Languages will commence
OH tue 9Th of january. This healthy situation,
entirely removed from every kind of vice, offers
particular advantages to gentlemen who live in
to WINS, ttoo commonly the seats of dissipation
Oh the unhealthy parts of the lower country, and
wish to have their sons educated without incur
ring the risque of having their morals corrupted
OF their health impaired. The subscriber will
pay the strctest attention, both to the morals and
education of his pupils, which he will be enabled
to do at all times, none will be admitted, ex-
cept such as live with him in the boarding house
kept by Col. A;crris, exclusively for the accom-
mediation OF the boys. The subscriber has in )
former publication, produce testimonials of his
attention qualifications Tutor, which will
upon application, be enclosed to any porsnn wish
Ing 10 entrust pupi:s ia his care i'heterms VIII
be, 10; board +, Is per hrlun, Teach boarxier
fhtlins his own bcd,) washing and menting K /
and tuition < lo-One half of each CHARGE 10 be
pa;l At the expiration Of six months, and the
thcr at the end ofthc year. No scholar will !,s
sAisiiticd fora shorter term than one wear Those
gentlemen who intend TO commit their so-,s or
wards 10 the care OF the subscriber, will phase
- notify him OF it by letters directed to him. at
Lndsny's Post Nee, Albem,rlp county.
FRANCIS p AaURr
SoY. <. llawtfSSsl
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pee. 81.

MOFlCE.-On Friday the 26th day of Iann.-
\ ny next, VIII be sold, to the highest bidder,
at the plantation Of the lste WIN. Friend in A,ns
ilS, sundry valuable PkOPERTT TO wit Thc
Stock OF Cattle, Hogs, Horses and sh-cp, the
crop oi Corn, Fodder, 5huuks, Sc and about goo
Daiitis 0i Wheat, plantation Utensils, and -Jut
~ nkeiy young Negrccs-Terms of sale-cne
third cash, and tie balance in l. months
~ the same time, viii be offered for sale, the
ABOVE mentioned tract Of LIND, upon credit
OF one Two AMI t'ree years. persots disposed
10 purchase Tins Land, had better view the same
before Lis day Of sale
IN eyery instance, bond AM unqueSdonabIe ST
curly will be required
al uioss indebted to the said estate, will please
make immediate psj ment, x those having Claims
wiii present ttem or or before the DIV of sale
THOMAS BRANCH, Execator..
Chesterfield, Dec 10. oaw6WT
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u DUG ATION.--The Subscriber returns his
IA l.p.ks to the pubic, far their conf :lence IN
lim rs teacher, and soiicits a continuance OF
their patronage heiiopcs, shat from his expert
cnce and dix ence in mis- profession, lie shall be
able. to give gensrai>satisfaction. He proposes
to continue his SCHOOL, the ensuing year, for
the instruction ef boys in the Greek, Latin aud
English languages, Geography, and tho use of
the Globes, the elements OF Geometry, with psae-
teal Surveying, also the elements of Natural
Philosophy, Writing and Arith,netie, Vulgar,
Decimal and Analytical. The prizes of board,
tuition, washing, bedding and fuel will be an
hundred dollars for the term, paid quarterly in
advance, to commence on the sixteenth of Janu-
AIRY, i.tteSpire about the tent, Of Dscsmbcs fol-
lowing. THOs. NELSON.
Hum .nity Hall, Forks Of Hanover,)
December 18th, 1906 { oa"4"p
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T DUcAToN THE Subscriber will cont :

Il DUCATON Tile Subscriber will cont :
~ ME las SCHOOL az Mr. VIM ID. Taylor's,
10 tue Forks OF Hanover, winch will commence
The 9th day OF Jan. lsry next where he will each
yoath to Red and Write, the English and Latin
language Communicable, and will also instruct
them IN Arithue.ic and GeogrGbhs. Mr.. Taylor
VIII furnish board for sixteen pupils Tic terms
OF Board and Tuition will be ninety dollars per
annum, so be paid quarterly, ifMr. Taylor fur.
nishes board, bed and candies but where the
pup Finds .is own bed, washing, mending and
candles, deduction OF ten dollars viii be made
The terms Of title alone, viii be twenty dol
lars per 1In,lm, 10 be paid quarterly Partieu
lar attention viii be PAID to the he ith and NO.
rails Of such pupils as may ne entrusted 10 the
care and instruction of tie Subssrber
HENRr ROBINSON
NOV Is. Ioawtgl
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" Ed SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun.
~ ~, Va. 'fhe Subscriber takes Irs carly on.
portImty OF Informing the public. that he has
leased tie RED SULPHUR SP;sfNS,S, and he
pledges himself thatno paths or expsnce will
he spared on his pars to give general satisfaction
to those who MAJ visit said Springs. There arc
SIX additional houses now building, which, toge-
Their w,th the buildings already completed, Will
enable him to accommodate one hundred Board
e's, with their servants, comfortably. He deems
1t unnecessary to say any thing Of the valuable
properties of said Waters, as the benefits expc-
nenccd by persons visiting them, have already
spread their fame through the greater part of the
United States. Letters and News. Papers direct.
al to the visitors at said Springs, will be deliver
Ell at The place once week. There will be q
Store kept at SAID Springs, containing general
assortment OF Goods, Medicine, &c. -
ISI4C 'ESTILL
Dcc.' ~ osw5wT
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dynasty of Sourbon.are rot prcjudiccd by it
Who does nel :. saw, thas iii Gaze OF the eS-
sinctic' c. SAGA :. family, and by the very
establishment OF the Spanish monarchy, the
nation alone Can invite another dynasty, or
can introduce sach Il form of government as
1t shall most approve?
"In another part of this narrative, j have
slewn that Ferdinand VII. was too honora-
bic TO suppose, that the Emperor could en-
terrain sseh atrocious desisns-Thc .sing de-
sired to free Spain from the oppression OK tine
trench trooPsS Ii was promised him that
this and all other matters should be regula =
ted with ths Emperor, and that he should
return TO his kingdom with the fruit of his
exerrions tor the good of his vassals !: and
no hour OF his life was unreasonable to him to
exert himself for their happiness. This
saw, and can testify During his confne-
ment, nothing afflicted his generous heart so
much as the sutferings Of his people !; and
when his liberty began to be doubtful, he a
doptcd tAc means the most agreeable to his
patcrnal solicitude such was the order
which he gave for the regency, naturally
sought, when his freedom was Interrupted
! and such was the command, that the cortes
should be assembled to determine those Ques-
lions, which in their proper places have been
noticed.
"Falor and patriotism, have successfully
armed the whole nation in its own defence,
and for the protection of their legitimate So
vereigH. although the people had no know
ledge of the will Of their beloved Ferdinand
as to this movement That patriotism, united
to wisdom, will :: wv irlpei them irresisti5ly
to perform with prompsitude; the most i'm
portant work Of the central governments or
regency, which may administer the affairs
of the Kingdom, iii thc name of his majesty.
Tins will be complleed Tor the sGyan-
tagc OF al, the last expression Il the will
| OF the king, which lie condescended to use,
| the II oment before he was forced, 20 renounce
toe crown thus will the nation be prcscrv-
ed from this dreadful tempest it ill have
exhibited before Europe an example Of 10y
atty, honor and generous energy, which will
be the subject OF admiration in every age
and in every country.
| PEDRO CENALLOS.
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NOV. Is.

EOR SALE, the T3ENE BkENI on which the
Il subscriber lives, situated on Church Hill,
within about one mile Of Richmond Market, con,
hing two aud half acres o.. Land, wall enclosed
and highly improved The buildings consist Of
larfe and well constructed D,gtHias- House,
La"aIrg, Kitchen, DGyg, Smoke- HoRse, 3 Stoyes,
5yief C3fee, Coach Hoxse, 0.rn, Stable, and lee
HoAse.
All these buildings are in complete order for
he accommodation OF large aad gensecl family,
who may have easy access to ali the advantages
Jf the city, md liYeas retired rs they could wish
JoHE ELLIS.
NOV. IS. toawtfJ
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tLEA Il. GAKRETT, ID. c.
DecemDcr lS oaWSwg

WENIY DOLLARS sEWARD-R.o.
Away from thc Subscriber, living in Drums
wick county, about tie lst Of Sea-, LAST, av,,l.
iow :e.ow named iCh, about ,ilirt, -ilye 81 .;x
y1s:s GU hYs; i"c1 rn: or ten inches sia atrait
made, las :; burn Oh lis LET; e.buw, wnich p,c-
Neuts h!m s.pm SCRATCHING his arms anl slw,,s
csrrics 1t crooked one 81 his unier fore .ectn on
has ieii sale i. out mis- address is extremely yoi,c
and humble III his manners and has sonu pretcn-
sions 20 ,;e BARRIERS trade. The saiA fellow ram
away and We. absent Tor Or ycsrs, and " as
up, e"t-A'cd IN i'aif"sore, at which place and
HaScrslown, in Maryland lie commonly freauen
led, snd passed tor Tree man by the na,n. Of
Peter Jones, at either Of which pi.ces, or Nor
tAlk, Firginia, it iseNpected he /; goue
Ihe above re %ara will be given, if,!ciivere,, to
me- ~ br'!nswiaS county, Va. or secured in any
sY.i III the ontci SL'tcs, 50 that set him, or
.niorm.tion oil the same
GLIAS. CORDLE.
DEC. II oa..ms
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CORDON, TROkES & Co. have put stop
~ to Inc sale Of their CC0DS, on the lone
credits heretofore given; and arc dceirous Is
close, as soon - possible, Tn debts due t. them
and the former ibm vi K Gordon (, Ia --rliose
Indebted to them, who are Unable 10 iuaks inrc-
date payment, are requested t. close their ac-
ctunts by bond IN " offer for sale their assert.
ment OF DR1' GOODS g. GROCERIES, for
cash, or on sliors credit to punctual people
S0V. IN l1aw.f]
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JNO. NOTTLAt,,5y
TAoMPSo N SCos'I;, : N'as.res.
PETER kISON,
roc. II.

Bac. Il. oaw3w
NJ ALUABLE PROPERTY, TOR S.iLE-
The ownersha"c become DESTROYS of selling.
that well Known, and valuable Property, tie
warm SPRINGS, lying Isl Bath county, with
81! the Land and Tenement, belonging; tac"eto,
o. shcy will sell the Springs witt or 8 u.d. ed
acres of Land. II would be useless to sly cry
thing about the situation of L.ozc Spr1gs, anal
thsir great Medical qualities, with the superior
ntlvu4tascs attached to them, over any o. The O.
L'cr Hii:.lrI Waters n ;ais country. As it Is
preoune. that 10 one wai attempt to purchase,
who is not well acquainted Wit, them. or WAC
~ili view the pro.,e:tv Before they purchase A :
NJ comwuscation this subject, addressed ~
che Subscriber, III be snee,lily attended to.
C&1kLES H. LEWIS
Warm Springs, peccnber 10. onw3mJ
II. &. A considerable prompt payment Will he
expscted, and a few iikaiy 'young NESROES
ilkeu