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The obvious effects ofthis water upon
drinking it, are. LIST sensible flushing Of
is felt, attended with an increase of pnlsa.
ton. In persons, whose pulse may general
ly rate II in a minute, it will soon rise TO
S6. or go after drinking few tumblers of
the water. In one Instance. which fell un-
der my own observation, the pulse of a per-
son in good health rose to- an 100. alter
drinking freely of the water, but without
the least teVerish heat.
2nd. il is strongly diuretic is light up
on the stomach, and instead of causing 40
easiness, or depression OF spirits, tho drank
IN considerable quantity, gives hiIarity.
Sd. Ii Is gently purgative. or tumbler,
! ct the wafer, each containing about hal
a pint, produce ths effect upon most con.
slltutions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

We are informed that the people Of Cuba
are prepared to adopt system of govern
ment suitable to their condition, on recei.
wing the news of. the total subjugation OF
Spain and that the necessary papers are
drawn up for that Wig.
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A letter was received in town yesterday
stating, that the Emperor Napoleon has APP
pointed General Serrurier, Minister Pleni
potentiary to the United States Of Ameri
ca. s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

THE Subscriber has received, and offer, for
L sale, at his Grocery Store, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake and Taylor, and Messrs. Gallego,
Richards & Co.'S.
100 Kegs FF FFF 5upont de Nemour &
Co.'S Brandywine GITN-P0WDER, war
ranted of superior quality,
10 Hogsaeads Prime Antigua Rum,
10000 VT Brown Sugar,
5000 do. Coffee,
10 Bales Bourbon, do.
80 Chests best Hyson, Young Hyson, Impe-
rial, Gun powder and SouchonE TEAS, of
last importation,
100 and Id. each Lead Canister Imperial
and Gun powder Tea,
~ Doz. Bottles Martinique Cordial assorted
in boxes of IL bottles each,
100 Doz. Claret, Wise de Cravee Blanc, Rhe-
nish do. Burgundy, Champagne and old
Port WINE,
Doz. Carboys London Bill Madeira Wine
of 1899 8, 1901,
Pipes old London Market, Sherry, Lis
bon & Teneriffe Wine,
Pipes old Cogniac Brandy-& 100 Box.
es of superior quality Havanna Segars /;
With large and general assortment of Gtoce.
yies of superior quality, also, China and Class
Ware, all of which ne will dispose of at low pri-
ces for cash.
AUBIN LAFOREST
August 81 1a,s12w
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A ia Sup error Court Of clareery. koldeM at
"A the Capitol, in the City of Richmond, the
I'D September, 1909.
Samuel Donaldson, surviving partner Of Jsmes
Gibson, Samuel Donalds and Douglass Haml.
Ton, merchants and par.,ers, under the firm Of
Gibson, Donaldson and Hamilton, Plaintiff
AGAINST IS
Alexander Dnnald & John Merchie, surviving
executors, and trustees of Robert Donald, decd
Daniel Weisegar, executor Of Joseph Weisegar,
who was also an executor of the said Robert Do.
Maid, deed and Thomas Augustus Taylor.
se Defendants
THE defendant Daniel Weisegar, who is out
of this country, and against whom the plaintiff ap-
pears TO have proceeded in the mode prescribed
by law, in such cases, not having entered his ap.
pearsnce & given security to perform the decree ;
the court on motion of the plaintiff, by counsel,
doth take his bill for confessed to that defen-
dant, and order one of its commissioners to ex-
amne state and settle an account, of the admins
tration of the goods. and chattels. and credits OF
Robert Donald decd as we'll by the said Daniel
Weisegur as by his testator, the said Joseph Wei
segar, and make report thereof to the court.
with any special matter thought pertinent by him
self or required by the parties to be specially sta
ted.
4 Copy. Teste,
Nm ~. HENING, c. G.
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Together from the NEG hboring sfSannahs where
they live almost Ia . wild state, and are nu-
merous that the price Of any one 10 but seven
shllings, when the proprietor can be ascertained.
The Indians BY driving them on all sides forced
them to seek refuge in the water, where they
kept them by presenting harpoons fixed at the
end Of long canes. and by violent shoutngs.--
The electrical cells reused by this tumult rose to
the surface Of the water, and swimming about
like 80 many livid serpents pursued the luckless
quadrupeds, and gliding under their bellies,
communicated the most violent aud rapid shocks.
The terrified horses, suffering agonies, raisng
their names. and flashing FIRE from their strain
ing eye.balls, rolling in pain, in vain endeavored
to escape. In less than five minutes two sunk
under water, and were drowned. Victory seem
ed now to declare for the 9ymnsti. But their
activity began to diminish fatigued by the re-
peated exertioos Of their nervous energy, they
less frequently discharged their electric aud-
The horses which had survived the early
attack, gradually recovered their strength, &
at the end Of quarter Of an hour the ,yy4,,noti
retired from the cosabat in such state of Ian
guor and exhaustion, that ,aey were without diff.
hculty drawn to the shore by cords having little
hooks at their ends. ,f
A species of hemp, manufactured from the
leaves of particular kind of palm, which =.
bounds in Sierra Leone and its neighborhood,
has recently been sent to this country; and be-
ing made into cord. subjected to experiments
calculated TO ascertain it's strength, compared
with the same length and weight Of common
hempen cord, the result was very satisfactory, it
being found the hempen cord broke with weigh,
Of 43tos three fifths, while the African cord Gid
not give way to less weight than S3tps two ffths,
making Indifference in favor OF the latter Of l0lbs
in 43lbs.
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From the Be5ast Ne~.-Lener, Apsun 10.
ELECTRICAL EELS.

The rivers and lakes of the lower provinces
ofVenezueia and the Caracas are full of the
lectricsl Eels, (cailed 1re1l6iadter, by the Spa.
nisrds) and A1saif9es yem6Ianfes by the French
colonists of Guyana. They are also found in the
smaller lakes which are scattered al intervals in
abe vast plains that lie between the Rivers Orc
como, aid Apura. The ancient road which led
nesf Uriltics has been abandoned, on account of
the dangers run by those who crossed these wa
tiers, in which the mules were suddenly struck
with a. invisible commotion, rendered parslytic,
and often drowned Very often the fsherrn an
received an electric shock, The conductor of
which was hrs line.
The electrical eel is commonly six feet long
The Indians have so great dread Of this crea
t0re, and such rspUgnsnce to approach il while
living, that NJ. de Humboldt had the utmost diff
Guilty 90 obtain subjects for his experiments. He
waited several days for this purpose, IN the little
town of cslspozo, having learned that here they
sboundeH The owner Of the house where he
lodged ezerted himself to procure some, but in
vain. Al length Mr. de Humboldt resolved TO
repair TO tire spot, where these eeIs were met
with. Here occurred spectacle Of the newest
description and most extraordinary kind. About
thirty mules add hcrses had bcen quickly driven
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B E II U TY.
lsRoM THE "AssocrArr nrxsrauns."

FROM THE "AssocIArx M1NsrRubs"
" TIE SDind pa'seth ooer it, and it is gone"
saw dew drop, cool and clear,
Dance on myrtle spray,
Fair colours decked the lucid tear,
Like those which CLEAN and disappear 4;
When showers and sunbeams play -
Sol cast athwart glance severe,
And scorched the pearl away.
High on slender polished stem,
A fragrant lily grew.
On the pure petals many gem
Giittered, native diadem
OF healthy morning dew:
A blast Of lingering winter came,
And snapp'd the stem in two.
Tairer than Mornings early tear,
Or lily's snowy bloom,
Shines Beauty in it's vernal year;
Bright, sparkling. fascinating, clear;
Gay, thoughtiess Of it's doom
Death breathes sudden poison near,
And sweeps it to the tomb
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NJ Office That by virtue of deed of trust,
L executed to me, for the purpose of securing
certain sums of money therein mentioned, due to
VIM. Hooker, from Miss Frances CHM, shall
ON the first Monday in November next, being the
first day of Henrico Quarterly Term, before the
front door CT the said court house, expose to sale
by public auction, upon credit of ninety days.
the purchaser giving note negotiable and paya-
bic at the bank of Virginia with one or more APP
proved endorsers The HOUSE and LOT. in
this city, upon Shocke Hill, near the Federal
Spring, and which Lot, or parcel of Ground, is
No. 119-being the property which was
sold and conveyed by VIM. 8. George Hooker to
the said CHM
SAMUEL 1fccRAE, Trustee.
Sept % ids
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fuBLrc AUCTION
IN cHANcERY.--In Aenrico County 65dtS,
j Angus, 9th, 1910.
Francs Watk,ns, Coneit.


TN CHANCERY--In Aenrico County 656t,
Angus, 9th, 1910. ~
Francs watk'ns. Compile.
dya;nst,
Samuel Parsons. sNs Def,f
TINS day came as we'll the pl,in,if. by his aes
torney, as the defendant. by Samuel McCraw, his
attorney, and ny consent IL ia ordered, That tho
decree pronounced in this caus :, on Monday the
I'd dayof July. 1910, be set aside And by COM
sent OF the parties, by their said attornies, the
court doth decree, that all that part ofthe ground
and houses on the Lot known and distinguished
in the plan OF the city Of Richmond, by the No.
42!, belonging to Samuel Parsons also, one half
acre Lot of GROUND. known and distinguish.
ed in the plan Of the said city, by the No. 46S.
adjoining the public warehouse on the south side
OF the basin, and IN front OF the laid Parsons pre-
sent dwelling house, the frst mentioned Lot ".
ing on the north sile Of the basin be sold at pub
lie sale, for the purposes in the deed of linden.
t,re annexed 1.-THE compliments bill mentioned
that Thomas Taylor do proceed to make the
said sale on the first Mond, ny in November next:
having first given one months notice Of the time
and place ut which it will take place, by adver.
tisement IN the Patriot and Enquirer. razettes
published in the city of Richmond. on the terms
and conditions following, Wig The Lot No. 46S
to be sold on credit OF sixty and one hundred &
twenty days, from the time ofthe sale, and 1.-two
thousand dollars should not be raised by the sale
OF the said Lot No 465, then as much money to
be paid in enc hundred and twenty DAYS of the
sum tor which the Lot No AT may be sold, as
will make up the said SUN Of two thousand dol
lars, and the balance t be paid in one, two and
three years, in eqnsl payments that the said
Thomas Taylor dc apply the money which may a.
rise from the said sales, to the payment Of the
debt due from the said Parsons to the said Wat
krns, after deducting the expences attending the
execution OF this decree that bond with se-
curlty, to be approved by the plaintiff or his
attorney, he taken of the purchasers of the
SAID property, and that the lien of the said Wat.
kns, on the said property remain as at presents
until after the payment of the last instalment.
when release si,ail be executed by him to the
purchasers And as TO the residue of the pro-
perry pledged to the said Watkins, by the said
Parsons This court doth not at present pro-
nonnce any decree, but doth contiane the said
cause.
Il Coby Tc,.r
R0S'T ". CERYSTyAN, d. c. II. c.,
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MILL be sold to the highest bidder on the
w premises on the fst Moaday in Dec. next,
THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF LIND
in the County Of Henrieo, within six miles of the
City of Richmond, and OIL each side ofths Stage
road leading from Richmond to Fredericksburg,
on the waters Of the Brook Run. The land on the
west side ofthe road will be laid off in lots from 10
TO 300 acres on Ills part ofthe land is manufac-
turing & saw mill The East side and ON which
me dwelling house stands,i in one lot containing
between 600 and TOO acres It is thought unne.
cessary to give description Of the above proper.
ty, as 1t is presumed, purchasers will form their
own opinion OF IFS present o. future value Terms
ofsale, one third cash, third in twelve months,
the balance in two years bonds with approved
security, with Deeds Of Trust on the land, win
be required Of tile purchasers
Sep IS, fsfo. ids
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TT: C. HOWARD.

o. The sale as directed in and by virtue of the
foregoing decree, will take place on the Ist Mon
day M November next, before the front door of
Henrico court house, it being court day.
SANUEL NcCRAW, Con,,sissione,
Sept % tds
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Sep IS, fsfo:

NJ Office The subscriber has rented. and
L removed his Counting Room to the large
new Brick Lumber House, near Shockoe Ware
House, and lately occupied by Mr.. lanes G. An
thony. Tins house IS calculated to store up
wards OF 500 hogsheads Of Tobacco, add several
Thousand barrels ot -four it is situated convent.
ent TO the basin Of the cana1 and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tile
Richmond, Sep 81. sm
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Fo

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARDED
experimenting and securing in .ol or deli
vering 70 the subscriber residing in Aibemarls,
thoughfrequentlyt to be found in Richmond, my
two negro fellows GEORGE * WAIT, or ter,
dollars tor either OF them. George is islt STRAIT
| made fellow of pleasing couutenance aud light
complexion, about twenty eigh years of age, for.
merly belonged tos MIR. Crump of New Kent
county in which neighborhood he will prooably
aim to go and conceal himself after he leaves the
neighborhood of Richmond Watt is a bright
muatto about thirty years of age oflow stature
and well made and lsps little in his speech,
he left my boat on Saturday the 2oth Sep. and /
expect is now lurking about Richmond George
left me The 9th Sep and perhaps may be vet IN
the uelghborhood Of Richmond as hear he was
at Fairfield on Saturday last
ROBERT LEWIS.
Oct. S. w41yg
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TO- There is good PoEraY and good Mo
RAJ IN the following article
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August 81

nj Office For sale or lease for term OF
y years, valuable manufacturing and grisi
MILL in the county of Amelia situated within
few hundred yards of the River Appomattox
from whence boats pass with convenience to Pc
tersburg-there are twenty five acres Of land at
tached to the Mill which includes convenient
store house, lumber house, and blacksmishs shop
If sale shall take place, the purchaser can be
accommodated with any additional quantity of
land, adjoining the mill, mot exceeding 500 a.
cres) that may be wanted-The mill is not IN
good repair al this time but Uay be put in com
plete order, by expanding few hundred dollars.
The subscriber will treat with any gentlemen,
disposed to purchase or lease, until christmas
next.
WILLIAM ROYALL.
Amelia Cor,
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WILLIAM ROY ALL.
Amelia, Sep. 81. eff

A. Academy in the neigbborhood of Rich.
mond, gentleman possessing an accurate know
iadge OF the English language, OF Arithmetic, and
who also writes good hand Should he hap
pen to be acquainted with any other branch OF e.
ducation usually taught in Academies, lie shall
be considered as entitled to further remuneration
With equal sttsinments, preference will be gi
ven to q minister Of some religious worship (;
but though, this is not deemed an essential con-
dItion, yet limo case shalt any person be EN-
ployed other than one Of orderly habits and
approved character.
Letters postpaid and directed TO E-HA
at Manchester shall be attended to.
September IL. Iawtf
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M.AMnoTH PUMPKINS.

The following is the weight and circum.
ference IF four Pumpkins which grew in
Mrs. Pliers garden, Harrisburgh, Pa this
summer on one zinc
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NJ oTIcE-We shall petition the ensuing L..
IN gslsture, for leave TO bring into this state,
certain SLAVES from the State Of Georgia.
SAMUEL mcCKAW,
SARAH McCRAW.
Richmond, Sept. 28s u2m
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TOR SALE. on Thursday, the first Of Nov.
4 next on the premises, in Loudoun county, the
TRACT or LAND, on which the late Judge
Jones resided consisting of about 1000 acres
IL lies on Little River, ten miles from Leesburg.
and IS from Alexandria and George. Town is
remarkably well watered has at least so acres
well set with Timothy, and 300 adapted to its cul-
ture has 2 merchant mills in its Deighborhood,
the farthest not more than two miles distant, and
the turnpike from Alexandria, passing through
corner Of it
As the Land was accurately described, in q
former advertisement it is unnecessary to- be more
particular in this 1t will be divided into lots OF
different dimensions, to suit those who may be-
inclined to purchase A credit OF one, two and
three years will be allowed-the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and trust on the
Land, to secure the payment.
3-fJzES MONROE.
Albemarle, August 81 ids
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Wm, ". HENINc, c. G.
Comnissionera, OMce

R:chmona. 4th September, 1910
The parties concerned. are desired to take no
tce, that have appointed Tuesday, the thirtieth
foregoing decretal order of court, on which day
their attendance is required my office, with all
their papers, accounts and vouchers, ready for
examination and settlement
Vim. FORESTER, N C.
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N OTICk.-All persons who have claims a
IN gainst the Estate of PEfER TINsL.Ey
deceased, are requested to send in their accounts
Immediately to the subscriber, and all those in.
debted to said estate are intrcated to make
speedy payment to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Adrr'y.
October 9. tf
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NOTICE "A PETITION will be present.
IN ed to the next General Assembly of Viz
glnia, for leave to turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg, &c.
Oct. 9. w9m
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MoTICE.--On Monday, the Ooh day of No
IN vember next, Before Thomas Hobson's Ia.
vern, at Cumberland court house, it being court
day; Willie exposed TO saie, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, a certain
negro slave named STEPNE1, who is an excel
lent Carriage and Country Black Smith, the pro-
This sale will be made by virtue of deed of
trust, executed to the subscribers, by the said
Fleming Casey, to secure the payment OF debt,
due to Mrs. SUSANNA Wilcox, Of the county OF
buckingham. And all persons having claims to
the said slave, by decd otherwise, arc hereby
publicly called on to exhibit their claim to the
subscribers, or either of them, or before said
day OF saie-otherwise, this notice will DC plead
ed in bar to any claim which may hereafter arise
or appear
S4MES B. WOODSON,2
JOHN ANDERSON, { f'asfees'
October 9 wzw
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Domestic Manufacture az foitoys

= .-,,, Total s IS go 10
| Horses. BOY meat cattle. 1.7I5-com.
mon sheep, 2424-mixed sheep, 4-spin.
ming wheels, 424-hand cards, 23S.
The representation. Of Maryland in the
18th Congress. will; as hereafter consist of
6 republicans and s federaIists---to wit,
Messrs. Montgomery, Brown. M'Kim, Lit
ltle,s Ken,s and Ringgoldst aud Messrs.
Key. Stewart and Goldsboroush.
New members. 49, =.
I Elected also to serve in the i1th Con.
gress. viee Mr.. Nelson. resigned. being ap =
pointed judge i'll the state courts.
Bali. Even. Post
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:. to"
KIN CHANCERY- Richmond Hastings
D. Court, Aug. 16, 1910.
oseph d, Richardson, RhT.
AGAINST
Daeys' @,. Dsfts.
Sally DALEY is assigned guardian to the infant =,
defendants, and thereupon this cause came on to-
be heard, by consent, upon the bill, answers and
exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On consi-
derat'on whereof, I'm DEGREES. and ordered, That
Samuel McCrs,w be appointed coin missioner for
the purpose of exposing to sale, by public aucti-
or, the Land or part of Lot mentioned in the
bill, to the highest bidder, upon credit of six
months after ha5ins given thirty days notice Of
the tme and place OF SALE in one of the ne ws.pa-
pers. published IN tits city; the said commissi-
oner taking OF the purchaser note negotiable in
the bank OF Virginia, with an approved endorser.
for tn amount and retaining the title in and to
the said ground, until payment be made of the
purchase monel md IT is further decyeed and
orde-rd, That che said commissioner do report his
proceedings in execution Hereof, in order 10 f.
nal decree The following is description of the
an'l hereby directed to be Sold as mentioned Sc
particuiarzed IN the will of JOS Daley" The
Lot on the street leading to Rpss's NJ H. that is to
say. from me CT paiiing ", Ross's line ----s-'
feet south OF my house, next the river thence
on the old pabns line to the back line, leaving
out the handkerchief part, which is included in
the deed to my daughter Sally"
Copy. Ieste,
TT: g. HOW4PB
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personal estate Of John Swan, decd at his
late residence Terms Of sale IL months credit
with bond and approved security for all sums over
ten dollars, and under ten dollars, cash. Persons
having claims on the estate, will present them on
or before the day Of sale those indebted, Will
be pleased to settle their sccounts.
The LAND will be rented on shares or other
wise, TO suit those inclined to rent----and some
good crop negroes to hire, deliverable ri Christ
mas
There will be sold, at the same time and on
the same terms, small invoice of Ssdier's soofsss
entirely new
JOHN T. SWAN, zS'r,.
With the wW annexed Of
JOHN SwAs, aeeT
Powhatan, Oct. 4 tds
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bout Is years Of age, suddenly, and to Che gteat
joy of her friends and acquantsnces, recovered
perfectly her speech, OF which she had been
deprived seven or eight years. produced by !,
long illness 1t appears that Miss Wormeleys
returned rs usual to her room. and whilst enga-
ged in reading, felt an unusual sensation, and
Immediately ran into an adjoining room to her
sister, whose feelings can be better imagined
than expressed, at hearing once more the sound
Of her voice, expressed in perfectly distinct and
audible terms -TpTnehester Gasette.
From the Washington pa. Reporter.
Charters township contains 1851 inhabi
tants:
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p. The above described property will be
sold, on the premises, on Monday, the 5th day of
November next.
October 9. tds
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PRIN TING,
or svgRY DEscRIPTIoE, NEATLY ESscVrHp
AT T,HTS OFFICE.
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I AND EOR SALE.--The subscriber WISHES
~ to dispose of tract Of LAND, containing
700 acres. and situated on Piscatew way Creek, in
the county of Essex. The plantation is common
" called Bathurst, and has many desirable qua
ties. He deems description of the farm use
less, as purchasers will examine it. The subscri
Der will accommodate any disposed to purchase
with generous indulgence, and his terms may
be known by application to Mr. John w Belfield
of Belmount, Richmond county
THoS. .YoNES
Essex County, Sept g. If
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nj Office II shall petition the next General
l Assembly to sell! Tract of Land, lying in
Meckienburg county, Belonging to Richard
Brame, Lunatic.
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EUN-POWDER THE propr,etors OF the
~ RICHMOND POWDER MILLS, Offer
for sale. by the keg or Larger quantity. F and FF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungiaz ed warranted
equal to any imported, and on reasonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, il
not approved. Apply to
.SAMES BRoWN, %. Or,
AZ q DAVID g. BURR.
Nav 20. 2aw2wSs a1yff :,