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" A GREAT FIELD FOR
.SpEGITj .YT!Fyl-

HE Subscriber " III sall "a the biShes, bidder.
upoa the premises on Mohdsy tire End of
May next, IL ts'r. otlsrw lie next fair day.
1Hrfy or Forty SeQufiyuf Jota of Io,R
containing kali acre each 81 Civ po;nI :, lri,
Geor county, most OF which are bnpe ted ,,-
James River On one side, and es,ia5le OF Aerg rem
dered Immensely ,,Iuahe.--There sre .s r,,nv ,,o-
,nts aovsntsfs atttched 20 this place. as any other
IN th's state, beng Immediately st the eoEfpence
o. James and hppomattox rivers shout twelve mill,
from fettrshurs, end one OF the finest tarbours !,
SnsinN--ln nsny places vessels Of anv size ,os-
=! ~thn ak iess o, iow-vater mark. the channel
being from thirty to forty feet ,.,eu and H.. Az
ebor'ng ground eGvs' Ia any in the Won.
he land, FORMING hsh circle oeeasicne IN eddy
Water, which RENDERS VESSELS in Che hsrbour y. RECT
y secure from Injury by ice, and the water he nc
fresh, prevents any injury from the worn Tb.rs
is uo stust'on better esnulsted for q sh;n.yorl,
where timber Of tte 6rst on Kty anal in Il ercee.t
abundance, may be procured On tie meat feason.-
Die terms' l'y building OF ~harfs, and erecting
large IA" 1er and war nn5es. This f.ls.a vn.i Is
in m euseiy vsusbe - place of de post; vess-ls
which are frequently detained month Or more ca
oiseh2rse ther ssrgoes, might With great ease ans
conVen'fnse unload end load again in few DAYS.
AmentSt tnsny other advantages, there are two
situations formed ly rature for dry docks and tan
ysrds, and may he completely finished v it'll very
iistle expence. 'e'!
There is no place in Virgins of the same size
,be, EXHIBITS 80 many besntf' scites on the river 20
build upon. The back sroIud is uneon Il ONLY levs,
dry and healthy, elegantly situated for rooe.wsn.
he whole place Astounding wrh ,cod s;.rinet q
water, and the rv' "a stnisi, proiusits OF fE and
Wild fow.s throughout the ear
Terms of sale win be road,. known nm The ~, .,
sale, by the subscriber, who IS vested vt sn,oie-
power to dispose ofanv part oftoe nr.m;f.s.
RICHARD GREGORY
c,s =, ~ in fact ton Wno. Eppes.
or The Editor Of the Norfolk HERALD =, r-opes,-
ed to insert the above week Tor sbrse NJ "
su orWsrn las account To the Editor Of this nspar
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IzcenE0 DoHqrs PICARD
E{NoR experimenting Negro CKHELES bisck
mamie is about % years Of age. 5 fee, 2 or
inches high, hsd a blue coat and trow sers. we.
lately brsrded in the left hand, and raised IN ,is
county o. Gloucester purchased him o. Mir. An
prose ohver "a said eounty--he let me IN Chester
heih, on my way to Washington county The shcvs
reward will be paid bysdelveringH,.iro 70 VIM CooS
Oh i,'ehioond. JOHN SANDERS.
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DR.. s. X. Jennings.
RrcrmoNp. 1Qth Auril, lsf4.

About the 2sth February lest, while in Norfolk IN
tour Of militia dsty, sczed with the Typhus
+ yer was attended by d.. Hsnsford, end duripc
six or seven DAYS, grew worse daily NY ionpue a.
parehed and dried, that IN several placer tbe skin
Gro ,keG open, anh the aesh appeared blsck durnr
this period, fad continued violent headache,
severe d Constant pain IN my side end distress
Jog cough, experiencing reEeffrorn suy medic q.
had C'ken. Atthis tirse, Capt. Burrows arrived
frors Richmond. snf brought one OF DR.. Jenuines's
Patent Hot Uaths.----He recommended fne 30 try
the use Of : ASKED DJc'or HausfortPz consent
whef he readily granted. The Bsth was applied Al;
3 n'elock ut nighi.--in 20 minutes was IN FIVE
persprson (for tn 81 time from the com m snee
ment OF the disesse) wac immediately relieved, snd
hsh comfortable and refreshing sleep 1t day,
The head sche end pain we're gone, and the cough
tnewhat s6ateh " two nights, I uced The Ra'b O..
gsip with che sstne ID effect before and by tn
care anil attention Of DR.. Hsnsfori nv recovery orr.
gustin7 10 INV opinion, 10 the use o, Bath, was
5000 con- pleted.
PATRICK COU1'Ts. Lisua
fst. Psttsloa, lo,h ct.
Virginia Militia
To w. George Ea1.
RIeHNoNp, 18Th April, 1914
With pleasure take up ssy pen to give
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I intend 20 n'ke application 60 the Court cf Flu
Yam, county, st the first mont " term est
sNsh Dc h"if &" III" ssid county, after TIE ezriir
u,n o' ne month from the az hereof for he dis-
continuance Of tina; part Of Martin E;ny,, ro.i
when cro'ses ibs Rysnna river md Which lies h.
tween The two ends or the road connected tberevtb
leading through Barn<sdsburr
Apr " ~
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SiM'L sCHooLFIELD.
RICHMOND, April re, 1914.
Pear Sir

LIeUT OH
Mr. George FOlkorson, one of the Rife
men from Shenandoah county, wss taken s ok On his
wsy to Norfolk After having been three weeks
We ~ at Mrs Hooper's Of Rel rnond he wa, e.
condition ally mother-iu-!ay, Mrs Taylor, on hear
mg q, took the liberty to borrow ore of your baths
from Mrs. Austin, in order TO try If IL would rcheye
the poor soldier, as il ed done herself few weeks
$40. AZ her reqnest wsat with her He seemed
10 he high .he,ded, and had m ost dreadful couch
offended with great DISCHARGES NJ ptlerm. The
Bah was frs; used Oh Monday, and !, gave hu. inn
mediate relief. About two dsyr sfter, 10 the gar
prise OF every one, ne walked out But he irDpru
IDENTIFY sat considerable time on the ground and
brought on relspse, so that he became rs nd or
worse than ever We visited him aC,;n Or fhu,g.
dsy, and repeated the bstb second time. As soor
as y began to heat bin, the cough again irnmedia,e
Is left him, and on Friday, he came to my house
quite relieved. From the time Of giving TIE bath
no medicine was used.
BENJAMIN BERRY.
Dr. s. X Lnsirr,
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vcn one osher tes; Of .h- efficacy Of your Portable
y. rm snd no: Bath. A Negro Mornsn ut MIR.
b'skeY'., nssr Richmond, was lately stacked With
violent pains, resembling rheumatism, oheh en-
creased in the space OF tew days, to such an
heisns, tn render her unable to tufn in her bed
ny the appieaIon Of tks Bath, she was immediate
~ relieved: aud 20 uIs her own expression, il sp
pesrsd that some one had puled the pain away"
Yours, sitL respect,
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DR.. S. X. Jennings.
LYNcnHuno 9th April, 1919.

Dear Sir,
I am beginning narrative of events,
which probsbiy nsy be OF some Use, in giving &C.
brity to Your Bath, oecasioned by the fnilowtns
c.rcutustanees, The Tuesday after You left here
being the 9TH, my Wife was happily relieved. and
my fanily ercressed by the addition of q LUST bow
ibe evening OF the sth, il was thought cxpedient
for her to take edcint, which made il NECESSARY
for her To esve ths bed. anticipated some evil
AID rad ths Bath ady. In two minutes after 81 q
returned TO bed she was seized with violent erao,n
IN the 'omac and pain the back, so bad, she
could srGrcely or breathe, The Bath oave
her entire relief in about Is or 90 rninutesesbe
exSsimins, surely it Is the bes, thing ia the
woyiti
lith inst.-Lsst night she was agsin seized after
icing up with a slivering and extreme pein .nd
before, rei " In few minutes by the Ba,b.
In consequence OF having such friend in time of
need she has drank cold as ~ nther times, S
by abandoning the u.s. OF so hts escsped those te-
dious, debLtsting head schs with which .be ps.S IN
be afflicted. March 1E,i--Ny black bov. Osho,s
was taken with very mad pieurisy--I applied the
Bath and bleeding with good success JYtb..Ins,
night committed him TO the care of the black
BOYS, and this morning found him scarcely sbl. tn
breathe, accompanied with stupor bordering on in
sensihiiiy. he had been nsglec,ed the preceding
nlght--h's skin wss all over bumpy and SIl his low
er extremities cold as clay. l cRlIei In DR. Owens
and with every thing that be done, bis oase re-
mans verv doubtful. 18Th Erening---he Is n JittI.
hee'er. 22 ''----Ile is much nended, fbe RECEIVERS
1t must b. principally, If rot altogether through
tie sss'stsnce OF the Bsth wcHt to JamesMSr.
to's found him and his Wife both very sick. living
in separate beds, neither able help the other
persuaded them to-try the Bath she at length
consented brought II, and put il in operation on
her; for lac would have no faith in it. Both Of them
bad been bled IN the coui of tce day. with little
u any relief. She was sfficted With extreme head.
ache asd pain in cs breast, attended with s;ronp
pslDtaton Of the heart III about as minuies she
was relieved, and thGush late at night he'd food pre-
pared for her. She being thus Sp.ctedly reliev-
cd ta old a -
in about same length of time, be wa,releyed
in TX manner. His was OF the pleursy ]
found his surface completely sbord and his ex,rem-
ties cold, with very rsiniu breathing In two DAYS
he went to work entirely well. Several essen of
dill rent disorders have been entirely rcmov d by
the bath sl'ue.
March % Last pirht my Wife WIS taken with
very severe pain in her feet and arklse 7 rolled
the bed clothes down to Der usis. and closed tben
tight round her to prevent the best affecting her
body, and the Bath, in aboHt ten minutes relieved
her, and she fell into on ct sIseo.
StM'L sCH0OLFIELD.
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.SIOP TTE DKNRFT'k
X AESEaTED from ~, rerA,z,oos +, III. too-
on the 18th inst. JANE WILSON. 3 nri
vste. sosnetiroes calls him ELF Iames Carey. W
bte'y young man, Of abru, 25 yaats o. are fre
feet ten inches hirh, dsrk con- pex;nn, tsrk ewes
and brown hair by profession sboeo,,tsr I'd
was born in The city Of Baltimore. lie apraars Z,
have besns short time in the eapscty Of sailor.
and wears smsll ring, IN bis ears Ten dolars vii
be gwen TO any person who will deliver hin, ~ 7ry
oh'eer o. the Y. s. Army. J AIDRIDGs,
Capt. Ssh U. 5. Inrs,t v.
-etersnurg, spri' On t u
broad Hoes. Coarse SAT-, Scribe Bla lee.
Clam Hammers. &c. s9c.
casks Broad Hoss--Coarsc y Fine Sal.
do. Claw Hsmmers--iO doz. Seytbe Bladsa
IS dozen rssdy made Sacks
For Sale nv
BRIDGES g ROBERTSON
April 90. II
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j he inventor o th.smport.nt medical Improvement
is nov gone QUITO Philadelphia in order 20 provide
competent supply Cfapparitus. 80.
> soon as he eau make the necessary Arrangements
a agents viii be employed tocot,yey hen. throughou
The United States
~ e price winch he at FIRST ccrtempiated, was 90
dollars 70 private citizens Physicians 100 doAals-
FOR few months however, he Uttered Them q. half
price tothose persons who miait afford MN tller aid
whilst he was collecting such facts and testimonies as
thu public required lais period is now expired and
the price ia future will be FIRST iliended t,ose
WHO are able TO pay for IL admit these prices to be
reasonable
For the reEef Of the poor, every agent win be in.
structed TO make provision her. respective neigh
bourhoo1s III the city OF Ricnniond, any poor person
WHO may need the Bath, may apply Atr. John p
Shields ca lain OF the CITY watch, Mr.. john Mad
dox, with eaeh OF whom uere VIII be deposited sys.
tens TO be devoted exclusively the service OF such
AS The ntcIsCCG rss cBIenta completed notiG-
cations viii b. gwen lrors time ae, 10 those con-
cefned.
no person will be permitted TO sell any of the Baths
who IS not furnished with proper license, 50 as 10 be
prepared 10 gran; dpeistos every Purchaser un-
der the signature inventor his general agent
as every known violation Of the patent privilege viii be
proseeutc4 according to Jaw.
SAMUEL K.JENNINGS.
p. S. Robert c Jennings the General Agent, is fur.
nished with supply Of die APPARATUS al lis Office Lately
occupied " Jti,ies u. own COZ.
July 20 II
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

3 ESE1'IED from tie Camp at Foar Tar, near
4 : Norfolk, on The itlt inst
IHOS TURJEEP e JO{EWB.zKER,
Private Soldiers in the 2oth Regiment u States In
fantIy
TUI;o-sR was born in Madison County, Va aged 3
years, feet inches high, OF dark complexion, black
eyes, dark hair and by profession a sailor.
BAKER was born in Ncw-Port, Essex County, State
OF Massachusetts, aged 90 years, feet IS inches high,
fair complexion blue eyes naturally, bn; generally We
ry mich inianed, light hair, and by profession
man.
The above soldiers have, since their desertion irn-
posed themselves Recruiting Ofcer at THIS place
as discharged, rceniisted, received the bounty of 81
dollars EACH and made their escape Immediately FIRST
providing themselves with psn Oh Sailors blSe nan
Keen oteraiis and roundAboat-ll.is deception they
viii no doubt attempt to practise otter officers
Whoever will deliver them both to at this place,
or TO any other officer in the L. : Army shall receive
the above reward, O. $ SO for either
bEI,SARp PEYTOS.
Capt. 10th isegt. l. s. Jnf
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Forthe relief and protection of distressed American
seamen. thirty thousand dollars.
For expense OF agents az Paris and Copenhagen in
relation toprize causes and captures of Amer,c YES
sells, four Thousand dollars
For the discharge ofsuch miscellaneous claims a
gainst the u States not otherwise provided for SIS shall
have been @lmtied in due oil settlement AT the
treasury, four thousand dollars.
Sec. q .iud6e &c further enacted, That the seve-
raj appropriations herein before made, shall be paid and
i'sisd out OF the iand vi hundred Thousand dol
lars reserved by the making provision the debt
oil the u States. and ous of any monies the treasury
no, otherwise appropriated.
LANGDON CIIEVES, y,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
l.. GERRY.
Vice-Presdent Of the Un;ed States, and
President of the Senate.
ArPRovED,
JAMES MADISON
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FOR SAiIN.

ITFE.NJY THOUSAND .RCREY
AEOUElhll, LANDS, IN the county OF Patrick
We embracing the three forks Of the Idle Dan Riy.
en-, with many other tne streams Of a;er-some OF Tia,
land is OF prime quality idy friend vgqsr Garter, Who
lives adjoining, will SHOW IT,
Ten Thousand Acres Licking .snAs in Kentucky,
formerly the prO?eify OF the late Thomss Shore Esq
of Peteisburg-Siy hrolhei' Del Wilson, o Lo1asaIlgs
Is authorised TO dispose OF this e5tstc.
Eight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, Butchers Creek
Land, IN the county Of Necken5iig, FIVE miles from
The Coun-House, CBoyd TOWN. is oi prime q,.ii-
" for Tobacco and Wheat, with plantation sufficient
To work 10 Or 10 bands 10 great advantage. NY bro
uer Mites Wilson residcs and viii show tits Land
Two iinudret ard Fifty Acres, OF tEelrGhoits, in
Hanover County, in the neishho1cri OF Mr. Tho,nss
'5owies's about twelve tn,les from this CITY.
lac above lands, on any pi thereof, viii be sold for
Cash. or any Kind Of produce upon credit 30 suit p-
cilaseIor they viii be BATTERED for other lands in or
aboii this City, or for Lands upon Jtacs o. yo5s Rtr-
ers, below the City.
Ny Westham estateupon Janesitivcr, lalf an hours
ride from this City, is also for sale it co,asncarIy
$50 Acres, and will be shownby Mr.Allen, the Mana
ser there.
have 80 Acres ofCoal Lend adjoining Nfesy-s Tim.
cock, Goricn and CuIIqsny wish l. to dislos, Of half
Jus iand to sone person who las the meuls and viii
>Mork Tie Whole, upon JOINT Account
Apply at 10y Office, il this Civ
Iiay 90. If ''1-'--l' "li'o04N'
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A VALUAELE ESTATE
ron SALE.

IUH sS.IZE.
hN Thursday, the inst day oi September, il fair, it
NOT, die next fair day, will be o.fcr, for SALE a
Public Auction, on the premises that V.iLgJ.4BfE
Id,5fES hiFER ESI.4gE in the 0Iannikn
Town, late the property OF Mr. Eghrrt Harris, adion-
i!i the estate OF Mr. Edward Scott of the Manuin-
o"I-telry- estate consists OF 25h oli acres of
hrst-rete James River Lower Grounds and upwards Of
1850 acre OF tfIgh Land, OF which is heavily tim
bered 500 acres OF the latter may be- fairly classe,,
" Seeond-i ow-t rounds, and with proper course of
cutoie, may soon be made equal TO the Low Grounds.
The buildings are gooi and convenient Tor moderate
'1e ianny, WITH che mos, extensive and convenient
burn and iar1n-ysy in The state. What :.is greatly
% the value OF this estate, its conts,y market Is
mixes only by water from the BASIN OF the James River
Canal A fuller description is deemed unnecessary
eiese nc!ne, To purchase viii doubtless view the pre-
nrsess Terms ct sale made known on the ,iay os sale
or upon appiieai on TO the subscriber, LIVING at lover,
Goocfiand county.
GEORGE R.34DLNG.
AUGUST 10 IDS
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FIFTY DoLLaR.g REHaRD.

OST or Stolen ont Of one Of my trunks on nv vav
Flehher going to or IT Cumberland court-,,orse Z
small red morocco pocket book, containing SIX NOES
each OF 100 dollars, tie Farmers 5. Virginia Banks
Also three dollar Carolina note, together with sever
81 bonds, receipts and other papers.
Whoever will procure the said pocket hook will,
ats conteuts so that sct shall receive above re,
ward.
JOSL7H II CIPSo.V
Buckingham, A. if-----2swsse
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NDTIlHEII,.-

To DELEHrQUEyVT TROOPERS
FSVIIE Manchester Cavalry being ordered into se
wee, all absences are hereby ordered to repoir
forthwith to Camp Holly and report themselves N
General Poi1erheid, in The Troop Should have
marched iroia that saton.-ljy order OF the Ca,.
tain.
JAMES w. WINFREE, Sec',u
Manchester, Aug 27-----3t
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VLRGLNI9:

4 I a Court OF C,aacsry held fnr Albeu,aile county
1 a le All, .ay OF MY 1874,
Lu,low ); NIu.oi B,.ir,,lam, Co,aLlliEs,its
AID
N"tnanie i'ariicy. administrator Of Ambrose Doweu
Iseease'l,Ioha DJw,ll ili.;.ard Dowcil and Reuben
hGisoc, sSroa,ces OF ti.e estate otne said Atalroc
Dowc.l, need. pgt.s.b..ys
Ihisday cane the COMP ainants a;aresad by their
counsel and the Defendants John Dowoi, hciu,id
howell and Reuben BuIo~n, not hsyis catered their
appearance and siySn sec'irity accoyins the Act
o. 1ias-saCly, aud the rcs OF this Court and
Z appearing to the s,tsiactlon oil the court
that they are not iuhahtaars OF this Common
"eiu, ca the motion oi the co7;Ilairan,s 10y their
sad couisl-E is ordere!5y tie Cefa1 tlst the said
Leldis do appear here OF the first Aio,rsy IN Sept
aext n answertIie bill o. tse pants Il dat copy
o. tnls ORDER &c o' thth inserted in some ne. sppcr
paoshed IN tine City Of Riehpiond for months
esyely antaso posted al the front door OF tie Court-
itouse Oh tlis Count, COR the same time.
n Copy. Iesfe,
ON.T.N1CK0L.3S, C. g. c.
rt,t,-
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ME COPARTNERsHIp

or
Char'es Beck, e ca. Confeefoncrs.
VA As tbs Day dissolved b, mutual consent ~
those having cIans a-ainsttbe concern, n. doc
dr'sbtcn 70 II, VII apply TO Charles BecS--IIe bems
authorized TO s0t e the said cOucern
CHARLES BECK.
JACOB DORSHGtNFE.
hug T-=---9t p
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TEN DOLLARS REWARO.

TEN DOLLARS REWARn-
Z sESHRTED from the Army 1T the Csntonment
b , Peach Orchard, near Fort Norfolk o., the 26tI
July 1914,
THOMAS .fTWRLI.
private and substitute Is, nv company of Vi,;,ia
ii, from the county Of Charlotte, now in the SER
wee OF the United States
The SAID Thomas Atwell, is about feet or in
ches high. spare made, light HAIR aud about 20 wears
OF agc-Whocyer will deliver him to me. or tie com
nandins officer at this place. shall receive the above
reward.
HENRY A.WATElN5, Caet .9rtHgv.
5th Regt. la. 1alGa
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20 DOLL.qH.S RNN=lNnlI.

VIII be given by the Subscribers to any person who
will deliver 20 them Two NEGROES.
JULIUS e DTCK,
~ ten dollars for either ofter, nr FIVE dollar for
securing each Of them in JAIN 50 that we get tl,ern
JDliO3 IS the property Of John Hankms OF James
City county, where have doubt but he is In that
county or NE lower end Of New.Ecnt. HeR about s
ieet, or inches high lie went or in June l-st-
DtCh the property of William WmideB
o. New-hent county, stout aud well ma,r-
Dick has been living in Richmond for ma,,y
wears, though we have no doubt he has made fauVe,g
Kent on James City, Is lac FIRST come from there-bs
his iad'er lives in the county oJames CITY Tie wenfa
way the 9Th day Of August
The above Reward Will be paid by The subscriber Il
delivered or secured ~ iail SO that we ,.ct them
JOHN & VIM. Il. LIP5COMBF.
August 90 If
FnVik hichm,Bd Lrniou .4r F317iace IS nov m orc.
e ration castings H. Brass and VYrouyhffron Uni
Ehl sobeexccuied at the Furnace Orders len ~ The
Furnace or with John Pakdll Of this place, Or Folle
y lea ia Petersburg, viii be thankfully received. and
promptly attended %
PrkiK, suJJstson, & tn
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.Jp6T PUU5.Ii.-J9I1.

ND Tor Sale at Peter Cotton.'s iaw anil Afiscells
n neoGs Book Store:---
The Life of TIE MARQUIS and Earl Of Wellington,
eonimanderin Chief OF ms IS Scstys forces III the Pe.
ninsula---priee $50 cents.
The Wanderei, OF Female Difficulties, BY madame
DArbia'-5 vol. 5 dolls.
he Emporium Of Arts ard Sciences, by Thomas
Cooper: tor April, May, June arr July
Also complete sets of tiie Anaectic Magazine and
Port Folio, for July, &c
JriY 20 n
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NOTICE.

A PETITION vii! be presented to the next Ie-
4 gssi'ue Of Virginia, PRAYING the repeal of tie
Act o the last session. authoisne the sale OF the Glbe
Lands Oh kiagWillsm Parish in the county Of lowlla
tan
ARR OF 10,
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JOIN ST FT7.fAtCI3 HOOD
NANE r.st received exte.si>e assortment
q GOODS, among -ie,. are the following Articles
i-eNsiiiires, SsNins, Plain and Plaid Fioence Silk.
LeNs tre aid Dab.ask silk Shavis. Pins DSanes,;o
hinsa,n, Cotton Sh,ines, SeersIekors Russia S,,eet-
hig, oznabnias, Iickieuburgs best Bnckskin Gloves
'' i.s iiue Cotton Stockings, Vesiings, 81, Sc ali OF
which viii De sod On accommodating terms.
AlSO-2CU Gozen l..s-pint rur4b!ers.
Aug. ~. cpow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31

NUITCE.
The SUBSCRIBERS HAVING Es-
TABLTsHED A CoMMERcIAL
HOUSE, ~ THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, UNDER
THE FIRM OF
LEWIS, PE'G[INS & Co.
OFFER tieir services tl,eir friends and the pub
y lie, rs ComlIiaso;, Merchants.
They have taken OF Colonel Rullocks Lumber
Houses, foatins the BASIN, where pusiuce OF ever,
llid can be stored with convenience. 1hey fatier
themselves to share part OF the public patronage
which they hope merit from particular and puiitll
attention to all Dnsiuess eoiiided to them care.
NAHNE, LywIs,
NAT. PEBKISs,
RO. MINIS, =
KU. ERENcH.
rug. 3. eriwr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31
BOAR CARDEN.

Mt Of the riches. tracts Of Land on James River is
~ shered for sale. 1t adjoins the town OF New
Canton, and confirms 500 acres, al which 10 are low
grounds, l70t cleared high land, and OPS. wood lano
The low ground IS all ofthe very first quality and from
the hno texture ofs soil, well the unusus dincss
OF sstaticn, viii be found much more certain to pro-
duce good crop than the generality OF low land on
James River. The high land rs well that which is to
clear, ms that which is cIea.ed, is generally re snd an
eorn.nonly free from disposition to wash The town
OF Ne~-Canton affords convenient market fo, lambs
veas, butter, &c. Those dsposelto purchase proper
yoi this description, invite to examine ii attcn
lively and see lit is entitled to the character here III
ven When they told tina; as far back as infoirra-
ton can be obtained till within the last SIX years il has
born crop OF corn * tobacco wheat without a SIN
gle year OF vest that during these siN years it has paid
NJ least rs great profit any land the river and
perhaps It not rash say greater and that IL is row
as rich as it at the beginning Of that period fnot
tIcher, without resoIting to improving course
they VIII be convinced that it possesses more than
ordinary degree of fertility The privilege of sow
ing crop OF wheat in due time viii be allowed and
eompieat possession given the o5ti OF mex. Uecen-
Der. Mr. Benjamin Weaver Iiyns on the plantation.
wi; show the premises and the platt and the terms wi!
be made known by
RANDOLPH H7R RISON