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dor sALE--The PLANTATION, on

EOR SALE--The PLANTATION, on
j which now reside. in the county of King
William, containing SIG acres. within sight of
Hanover Town, and adjoining the Lands Of War;
ner Worm!ey and Others #
ALso-'rhe crop OF CoaN, FODDER & STocx
of every kind. may be had with the Land-there
will be from SO to 40 bushels of prime Wheat
sown this fal---Posesssion may be had in ia
nuary next
Presenting that no person win purchase with
out "ing the premises, isonccive it unnecessa-
ry to say any thing respecting This truly desirable
little F..rm--ony that there is good Dwell.
ling and every necessary Out House, for the
convenience of family with coed Garden, &
a well of excellent water.--Application to
John or Charles Boshcr, of Richmond, or to the
subscriber, will Be attended to-.
GIDEON BOSHER.
October 10. WITT
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Lo2 SAl.E--a valuabie MERCHANT and
Il SAW MILL situated in ths cosn;y of
Loudon ON Goose creek ! of a mile from vsere
II emp,ies IN the. Potomac ! mics from Lceso,,.g,
S5 from Alexandria and about the same distance
from George Town in the midst of the ioscs,
wheat country OF Virginia. The main road from
Leesburg to Alexandria, passes within one mile
OF tho mill, and the boats that navigate tie Poto.
mac come up to the Mill, which affords great
opportunity of procuring wheat, by means OF the
rves, at all seasons, and great facility OF sending
Hour 10 market by water to George Town and
A!exs,ndra The Mill House is built of stone so
feet by 54, two stores and FOUR floors, and works
two pair of stones. The machinery, which is Of
the most approved construction, is in good repair
The saw-ml, is ofthe culinary size & works saw
With the Mill, If suitable to the purchaser, may
be had 10 or 30 acres of Land, on the side of the
creek on which the mill stands, and on the oppo-
site tract of Land, containing about $50 or 500
acres, of good quality and well timbered The
excellence OF the stream Of Goose creek, at this
place ; the abundance of wheat grown in the VII.
cinity the facilities Of water navigation and the
general and rapiI Improvements of this part OF
the state ho'1 out great inducements to person.
Of sctv,ty aud tpnit, inclined TO vest his money
in property of ti.is description. For further par.
ticuars appiyto WIN BRENT, IT.
Near Aquia Pos, O.gee, Virsinia.
july 81. ep2tmSaftG
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Essex County, Sen,

NM ILL be sold to the highest bidder on the
w premises on the tst,Mond " in Dec. next.
THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
the County OF Henrco; within six niles of the
City of Richmond, and on each side, ofths Stage
road leading from Richmond to Frederick sburg,
on the waters of the Brook Run. The land ON the
west side ofthe road viii be laid off ini lots from 10
to SOP acres; on tiss part ofihe land i. manuftc-
turing & saw NIL The East side and on which
the dwelling house stands, in one lot containing
between 6Oe and 700 acres 1t is thought tune
cessary to give description OF the above proper
ty, as ii is prenuHied, purchasers will form their
own opinion ot,its present or future value Terms
OF sale, one third cash. one third in twelve monts
the balance. in two years bonds with approve d
security, with Deeds of Trust on the land, will
be required of che purchasers
Sep IS. 1910. tbs
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~ OiiCE.-Ali persons VINO have claims :
l y gainst the Estate of PerER TINsLEYs
deceased, are requested to send in their accounts
immediately to the subscriber, and all those in.
debted to said estate intfeated to make
speedy payment to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Adn,r
October 9 If
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4 AND FOR S.iLE.-rhe subscriber wishes
II 10 dispose of attract of LAND. cortainins-
200 acres, and situated on Piscaieway Creek, in
the county OfEssex. The p.anta,ionis common
~ called Bathurst, and has many desirable qua
lties. He deems a 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
b. known by application to Mr.. John w Beltield
OF Belmount, Richmond county
IHoS. ZONES.
Essex County Sent 90 - if
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~ ALUABLE LAND-FOR S4LE--Ine
subscriber wishes to dispose CT his military
LANDS, in the state of Kentucky, containing a
bout 5000 acres, lying on Big Barren river, WHICH
aiierds good navigation, and situated in the
county OF Barren; there ca be no objection to
the quality of the Land, considerable proporti.
on OF which are Low Grounds, andlying contigu
Gus to Nashville, Tennessee, being oniv so miles
distant which affords good trade. "A bargain
VIII be sold in the Land or will barter for lands
IN this state such as may suit. For further par
uculars, apply 10 The subscriber.
EDMUND BOOKER.
Jamestown, Prince Edward, Aug 81 w8wH
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October 10

In CHANCGRY.--F iuvAnna County Court,
4 September 25tli, 1910. t,e
Moncrietf' Hill, administrator with the will
annexed of Robert Hill, decd. Pt'E.
against Jt- Ctsf
john Forbes and Patrick Williamson.
At Dsf'ts.
THE ID PENDANT, Williamson, not baving enter
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and The rules 5fthi, court,
and it appearingto the satisfaction OF the court,
that he isnot an inlabitsns of this country On
the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel It is
ordered, that the SAID defendant, Williamson, do
appear here on or before the first day of Deem
Der court next. and answer the plaintiffs bill 6;
that copy o.. this orde be forthwith inserted in
one OF the Richmond news. papers, and con,inu.
ed for two months successiveIy, aud another co
py posted at the iroat door of The court house Of
this county. M
Il Copy Is.
= TYA1BERLAKE. Jr. D. c.
October IL u8,N
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w ANrED. to purchase or hire, a good Coax.
w for which cash will be given. Enquire at
this Office.
October s. tf
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III be continual. !

4 kISH LINENs.--Just received and for sale
1 by Benjamin k,mball, h boxes q 4 and do
Irish Linens, cost from 22d to Is. 1Oi sterling
extremely low charged.
Sept. IS. w4cy
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eNOR SALE-Five hundred acres OF exec i.
Z lent LAND, lying in Middlcsex County a
few miles distant from Urbanna, and bounded
ny the lands of Philip S. Grymes decd. VIM
burke and others. About two hundred acres of
this land are cleared, and fit for immediate cul-
uvaiion. Also tract of EOS acres contig :ois
to ihe above, known by the name of Rich Neck,
which is extremely fertile and abounds with ex
cellent timber The facility ofgoing to market
and in the acquisition of all the benefits of the
Ka'pahannocS River is an additional considera-
ton to render this property vaIuable-The terms
will be made known upon application
THOMAS c. HOOMES.
King Queen c. II aeptember % w4wS[
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.
NJ OTICE-That by virtue Of deed of trust.
Y executed to me, for the purpose 6fsecuring
certain sums of money therein mentioned, due to
VIM. Hooker, from Miss Frame CHM shall
on the trst Monday in November next, being the
first day of Henrico Quarterly Term, before the
front door OF the said court house, expose to SALE
by public auction, upon credit of ninety tlays
the purchaser giving note negotiable and paya-
BILE at the bank of Virginia, with one or more APP
proved endorsers The HOUSE and LOT. in
this city, upon ShockG Hill, near the Federal
Spring, and which Lot, parcel of Ground, is
No. 1l9--being the same property which was
sold and conveyed by VIM. & George Hooker to-
the said CHM.
SAMUEL MIGRANT, Trustee.
sept 70 ids
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Flop
cd from Mr. James Smith, about the MID
die OF May last, slave, named SAM, who had
been employed for several years past in that gem
tleman's Bake House.
SAN IS about twenty four or five years ofare.
low OF stature, and not very bulky Of youthful
appearance, dark complexion, a countenance
with an incessant smile, approaching to grin.
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, which
be is not little fond Of showing He is slow Of
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick.
ly, stammers and hesitates exceedingly. HE
clothes not recollected.
Some time in August last, note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, (wbo then wished to dis.
pose Of bin,) to look out for a purchaser---I,
merely purported the terms" to any person re.
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonfhood -
And he has the note still in possession. he
will probably, under pretence of seeking a mas.
ter, endeayor thereby to effect hts csc ape out Of
tIe State
All masters ofyessels and others are. there
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring on carrying,
him OF
The above reward will he given, and I'll rea
sonable charges allowed, if brought back in sAis
Ity to
JOHN KING
Richmond, July 10. u
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G JACOBS will sell very low. by the trunk or
NJ bale, the following articles.
Bale Superfrc Cloths 9 Cases Nua, Thread
DO Bpck'ng Gceen do. Brown Cotton
4 Trunks Caliicoes Holland.
sept, 90 v4w
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i. OdRKHC tr--.
ETURNS thanks to those who have honored
4 ohm withtheir confidence, & respectfully in
forms his friends and the public in general that
he has removed his ID ,ncing Academy to the up.
per apartments over Messrs Hawkins and Al.
den's Shoe Store in the main street nearly oppo-
site Bcnjam K,mbls Store, where he CONT
nues to teach the art of dancing in its various
parts.
Mr. Darrac hatters himselfto meet the appro
baton ct those who may honor him with their
patronage, fer neither care or trouble will be
sparedby him to teach properly & in as a short
time possible 80
Ladies will be taught on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday-Gentlemen on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday every week he informs also that
his practcins balls will take place once every
week. -
? 81 Any ladies or gentlemen DESTROYS to take
private lessons of j. Darrac, at the places of their
residence, will be punctually attended TIC.
N b. Application to be made to him athis dan
cling academy from 9 to IL o'clock every day
September % w4~T
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elIAiSceQa

CT The Jeiiowiag Article is peca!iviy inteyes,iag
,--yTens she MATTERS Of srhich x freass. anu tie
high chayaeteref the writers uho yeoieu {, are
yevieued 10 an inha6ifant Of fhe y. s., this pic.
fure Of South America nssst be T. aaght With es.
tyaordinory interest. -
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PRIN TING,
OF EVERY DssearrrIoH, sEArLY EXECUTED
AT THIS OFFICE.
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\ CHANCERY.-----A AT a quarterly court,
Il continued and held for King 8. Queen Coun
~, at tine Court house, on "Wednesday the 18Th
of August, 1910.
Thomas Gayle, Brocking Taylor, land Ann his
wifi, Elizabeth Gayle and George Gayle, infants
under the age of twenty one years, by Philip
Catewood their Guardian and next friend, vii.
liam Gayle and josiah Gayle infants, under
the age of twenty one years by Philip Clte
wood their next freed. and Sarah Ann Stu
art and Elizabeth Stuart infants, under the age of
twenty-one years, by Edward Wright their Guar
dian and next friend,
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GERMAN OZNABURGS AND TICK.
LENBURGS,
IMPORTED in the Schooner Norf,IJs from
4 Tonningen. For sale by
YIN BROWN C, Co. *
October 9 81
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NJ Office --Fhe subscriber has rented. and
l removed his Counting Room. to the large.
new Brick Lumber House, near Sl,ockoe Ware,
HouPe, and lately occupied by Mr.. James c An
thony. THIS house is calculated to store IN.
wards OF 500 hogsheads of 1'eblcco, and several
thousand barrels OF flour it is situated convent
eht to the basin the canal, and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tl. T
THOMAS GUY. =
Richmond, Sen. 2l o.,
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10 be sold on Monday the 22a October, lie
personal estate of John Swan, decd his
tate residence Terms of sale 10 months credit
with tond and approved security for all sums over
ten dollars, and under ten dollars. cash Persons
hay'ng ciams on the estate, .lipresent them ON
or before The day of SALE those indebted, viii
be pleased to settle their sccounts.
The LAND will be rented on shares or other.
wise, TO suit those inclined 10 rent---and some
good crop'nesfoes to hire, deliverable al Christ
mas
There viii be sold, at the same time and on
the same terms, small invoice of Sadler's tools.
entirely new.
JOHN T. SWAN, Ad'n,r.
Wih Me suH annexed Of
JOHN SwAN, dec'a.
POw'latan, Oct. A. az
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AGAINST

AGAINST
John Gayle Ex'or. of Matthew Gayle, decd
Matthew Gayle Robert ID. Gayle and Gcoree
BuckRer, Dxe,s
1, The defendants, Matthew Gale g. Robert ID
Gayle, not having entered their sppe arance and
given security according to the act of assembly
and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing To
the satisfaction of the court, that they are not
inhabitants OF lac commonwealth 1t is ordered,
That tn. said defendants, Matthew CNIe r. Ra.
bert ID Gayle, do appear here on the second
Monday in November next, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs. and tina copy of this order be
forthwith published in some public news paper.
printed in the City of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of this court. house.
Iests,
Sep II. wswg
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zs6ieas Physique des Regions Eguatosiaie,. c
Par AHsandre de Hun6Oidt 4so. Payis, 1907,
seaq.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

= TIAIBERLAKE. Jr. d. c. C.
ctober IL wS,fI
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. JOH n oWAN acc q,
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(eaatiaued from drst Pare. j

spu Newburg, to Chenanpo Point :.
deco i ~, nsninebeck, by Kingston, Shan
ueean' Middletown, Delhi. Walton SID
hey' Jericho bridge. Onom,aao Bnr
IlSaamton' Union, Oswego. Athens Pa
1Ihemung, Ehnira, Great sa,t P,;nt,d
ose' Bath, Cane steo. All port Dan-
vile, Williamsburg and Geneseo - a
Won. * ~o''N'So' " ~
from Delhi to .Aeredith.
tao Marlborough, Pa. by Lindsey
from 'adson by Lunenburg, Catekill,
C - urban, Broome, Blenheim, STAN.
,ofa' HarpersGeld. Kortwright, Meredith.
: +.anklin, Unadila and Clinton, to Jericho
bridge.
From Erie, Pa. by Caseda Cataraugus
and Fish creek TO New Amsterdam.
From Bath by Roscommon and Jerusa-
lem, to Geneva. $50
e From Elmira by Catharinestown, Hec.
tor, Ovid, Lancaster and Romulus, to &C.
neya. -
From Oswego by Canrines, Ithica, Sal
man creek, Milton, Aurora, Cayuga and
Gaylen, to Great Sodus.
From lthica by Ulysses, to Ovid.
From Binghampton by Green or Lisle,
Oxford, Norwich, Hamilton, Paris and
New Hartford,lo Utica.
) From Albany by Duanesburg. Durlock,
Cherry valley, Otsego village, Burlington,
Columbus, Sherburne, Deruyter, Trux-
ton and Homer, to Aurora.
From Burlington by New Berlin, Ply
mouth, Cincinnatus and Homer to Ithi-
From Otsego village by New Lisbon,
Flttsheld and Buuernuts, to Oxford.
Iron Cherry valley by Springfield Rich
field, Plamield and Bridgewater, To- San.
gerfeld.
&. From Onondago by Saina, Liverpool,
Three Rivers point and Oswego-ialls, to
Oswego.
From Vernon by SmithGeld and Ca
zenovia. to Pompey. +.
From Utica by Whitestown, Rome,
Canden, Adams and Sucketts-h arbor, to
Brownsville.
From Urca by Trenton, Steuben, Lev
den, iurnI, Low vile, Harrisburg, Ok
bow, Lekalb, Canton Ogdens1urg, Lis
bon, Hamilton Madrid, Pottsdam, Ches-
terheld, Malone and Chetauge, to Platts-
burg.
From Harrisburg by Champion, water.
town ana Brownsville, to Port Putnam.
from Little Falls by Fairfield, New
port and Russia, to Remsen.
From Pelamus by Tappan, Clarks-
town and Kakiat, toHavestraw.
From Schenectady by Balstown, Balls
town springs, Saratoga springs, Green
.held and Hadley, to Broada'5in.
From Caughnawago by Johnstown and
Mayfield, to Northampton.
From Lansingburg by Shaticoke, Eas-
ton, Greenwich, Argyle, Hartford and
Whitehall, to Fairhaven, VT.
From Sandy-hill by Fort Anne, to
Whitehall.
From Lansingburg by Cambridge, Sa-
lem, Hebron, Granville and Hampton, to
Poultney, VT.
From Willsborough to Charlotte, VT.
From Albany TO New Lebanon.
From Hudson by CIaverac, to Eyre
Taonts Ms. i -.
IN NEW JERSEY.
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IN NEW JERSEY.

From Morrisville, Pa. by Trenton.
Princeton, New brunswick, Railway, Eli
zabethtown and Newark, to Jersey CT.
fy.
From Philadelphia, Pa. by Cooperstown,
Gloucester, Woodbury., Sweedsborough
and Woodstown, to Salem.
From Coperstown by Long Coming,
Blue Anchor, Riverbridge and Sofner's
Point to Absecome.
From Coopcrstown by HaddonGeld,
Taunton and AtsIon, to Tuckertown.
From Trenton by Bordenton, Mount
Holley, Black Horse, New Egypt, New
Mills, Mount Holly, Morrrstown, Md
dondeld, Cooperstown, Gloucester, Wood
bury, MuIli-cohll, Poletavern, DeerGeld,
Brldgetown, Milulle, Port Elizabeth,
Dennis and Cape May c. H. to Cape Is-
land..>
From Trenton by Pennington, Fleming
ton, Alexandria, Belvldera, Hope, johns
borough aud Newtown, to Hamburg.
From Trenton by Attention, Cranberry,
Monmouth, Shrewsbury, Mddetown
point Spotswood, Few Brunswick, So.
meryille, Pluckemin, New Germantown,
New Hampton, Asbnry and Pittstown, TO
Alexandria
From New Hope. Pa. by Somervile,
Boundorook, newmarket, Pialnheld, Scotch
plains and springfield, to New Ark.
From Easton, Pa. by Belvedere and
Knowlton mills, to Detotsburg, Pa.
From scotch plains to New Provi.
deuce.
From Railway by Woodbridge, to Am,
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IN DELAWARE.

From Elkton, Md. by Christiana and
Newport. to Wilmington. -.
From Wilmington by New Castle, St.
Georges, Cantwell's Bridge, Smyrna, Do
yer, Camden, Federico, milford, GEORGE.
Town and Dagsborough. to Poplartown,
FROM Cantwell's bridge by Middletown,
=" Frolh Frederick to Whiteleysburg.
FROM Salisbury, Md by Laurel, Con
cord and Georgetown, to Lewistown.
FronA New Market, Md, by North.
west Fork Bridge and Bridge Branch, to
Georgets WI,
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IN INDIANA.

From Louisville K. by Jacksonville.
Glarksvllle, Corydon & Vincennes, to the
United States Saline.
From Norrthbend, o. by Laureneeburg,
to Port William, K. Q,
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IN ILLINOIS.

From Vlcennes, In. T. by Kaskaskia,
Louis.
From Smithland, K. by Fort Massac
and Iywappety. to Cape Girardeau, l.. L.
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IN VIRGINIA.

IN VIRGINIA.
From Washington by Alexandria
Dumfries, Stafford c. h. Falmouth. Free
dericksburg, Bowling green, White CHM
neys, Hanover C. h. Richmond, Peters.
burg, Harriss and Brunswick, to War
renton, n. c.. 20 =
From Washington city by Prospect.
Lanesyell, Leesburg, Waterford, HILLSIDE.
rough, charlestown, Shepherdstown and
Martinsburg, to Berkley Springs.
From Waterford shy Braden's Store
lanney's and Snikers Gap, to UpperyiIle.
From Washington city by Fairfax G. b.
Goshen, MiddIeburg, Paris, Winchester,
Romney, Westernport, Md Grandysville,
harrisburg and Marshes, to Marietta, O.
, From Grandysville to Morgantoyyn. :.
from clarksburg to Beverly.
From Pendleton C. h. by Moorfelds.
Romney, Springfield and Frankfort, to
cresapsburg Md.
From NVlIliansport, Md. bv Martins,
burg, Winchester, Stevensburg. New
town, Strasburg, Woodstock, New Mar.
ket and Harisonburg, to Staunton.
From HarPer's ferry by charIestown
and Battletown, 10 Winchester.
From Fairfax C. h. by centeryille. HavS,
market. Warrentor, Madison c. h. Sta,
nardsville, Staunton, MIddleb-ook, Browns
burg, Lexington, Natural Bridge, Pat.
tonsburg, Fncastle, Amsterdam, Salem.
Airmounr, christainburg and Evansham.
to Abingdon.
From Alexandra to Fairfax G. h.
From New York by Levingston, to
Nelson county.
y From colchester to Occoouan.
From Fredericksburg by Elk Run
church and Warrenton, to Gibson and
Oakhill. civ
From Fredericksburg by German;a.
otevensburg, culpepper C. h. JeAersonton.
Washington and Front Royal, to Win
chester
From culpepper C. h. by WoodviIle, F.
i. VIllasee Pass Mills, Thornton's can.
Mundell's Store and Hawksbill. Mills. to
New Market.
From Fredericksburg by Orange c. II:
Gordons, Milton, charlottesville. New.
glasgow, to Lynchburg.
. From Loyngston by Warren, to War
minister.
From Fredericksburg by Thornsburg,
chilesburg, Oxford, crewsylle and PR.
ce's mills, to coochland c. h.
From Fredericksburg by SpottsvIyania
c. n. Lewis's, Politics., Bibb's Store,
Louisa C. h. Yanceyvile and Mitchell,s
store, to Goochland C. h.
From Fredericksburg by King George
c. h. BroadfeId, Mattoxbridge, Leeds
town, Iempleman's cross Roads, Rich
mond c. h. Mount Airy, Farnham, Kin
sale, Northumberland c. h. and Lanaas-
ter c. h. 10 Kilmarnock.
from fredericksburg by Port Royal,
Layton's, Tappahannock, Urb?nna and
gloucester C. h. to Yorktown.
from Boiling Green by Broaddus's
Mills, Dunklrk, Walaertown, King and
queen c. n and gloucester c. h. to Mat
thews C. h.
;, from Dunkirkby Aylett's Warehouse,
hIng William c. to Lilly Point.
from Richmondby coochland C. h. CO.
umbia, Milton, Charlottesville, N. York.
lsxH sEGoss .sea.a
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IN OHIO.

. FROM Fomt fleasants, v. by Galhopo-
lis, Scotia, Salt Works, Chilicothe, Frank
linton, Worthington, Delaware, Mount
Vernon, Mansfield, Ripley and Bronson,
to Huron. ss.
From MaEistta by Belpre. to Wood c.
H.. :
| From Marietta by Athens, Chillicothe,
New Market, Williamsburg, Milford, CO.
lumbia, Cincinnati, to Northbend. 81
From Wheeling, v. by ST. C.airsville,
Morristown, Franlford, Cambridge Sganes-
VILE, Springfield, New Lancaster, Chill
cothe and Browns Cross Roads, toyMay-
vile, K. F''
From Cincinnati by Crosby, Hamil-
ton, Franklin, Dayton, Staunton, Troy,
PHue Town, Springfield, Ludlow, Xema,
Waynesville, Lebanon and Montgomery,
to Cincinnati. ~ =
From chilicothe by Peepe, to Alexan-
From GAINESVILLE by Gnadenhutten and
New Philadelphia, to Canton.
From Marietta by Waterford, Zanes-
vile, Newark, Greenyille. Worthington,
to Urbana. - ~ l*.f.t:sf II,
From Troy to GreenviIIe.
From Brook c..h. Va. by Steubenville
and Faucettstown, to New Lisbon.
From Greersburg or Beavertown, Pa.
by New Lisbon, Deerfeld, Ravenna, Hud-
son, Cleveland, Huron, Perkins, Patter-
son and Sandusky, TO Fort Miami.
fsom Greersburg, Pa. by Poland,
Youngstown and Warren, to Jefferson,
and return by Williams6eld, ,SmithGeld,
and BrooA6eld, to Warren.
From Iitchfeld by Ralphville. LETTER
son and Nustinville, to Cleveland ) Il
From Youngstown to Garfield.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09

From Newark BY Chatham, Morris
town. Rockaway and Spara, to Newtown,
thence by Hackettstown, Washington val
ley, Chester and Mendsn, to Morris
town.
From Morristown, by Haskenridge. to
Somervllle.
From Jersey city by Bergen, Hacksn-
sack and Paramus, to New Antrim.
From Bristol, Pa. to Burlington. Y
From Bridgetown to Cedarville.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
IN LOUISIANA.

From ST. Genevieve by Mine au Bur-
ton and St. Louis, to ST. Charles.
From Kaskaskia, l.; T. by Genevieve
and Cape Girardeau, TO New Madrid.