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VIE SIEsNI,iEE2

Offers For Scie me fSAo7oing Tracts of
LIND, riz--
hNE tract containing 10000 arpers French meg
y sure; ~ the county ofSt Char s. Missouri Terri
'cFy, situated 90 the Big Calumet river. eptyng into
tive Mississippi below the salt works Salt river and
miles below Bunaioe settlement
One tract continuing 5456 aTers, situated on the
Eagle Fork oi Cnicre river, enipying into tie Mss-
spp ard
One trnctOf 500 srrens, on The Femme Usage river,
eriiyi~- intp -, Nsso1rL
The a,oee Gfg. rate Lande, and N settled rart
Of the coTrtrJ thc . ,9t within eight miles Of mill
Application nav &c r1ade % Nr. ArerG Bu,gers,
lnng the Dafdsrne ,1rer, st Charles county, Mis-
suri Territory, % me subscriber, wit, whom CO.
pies Of ,he plots are lodged
100 Upsns equal 10 81 acrcs
PATRICK GIBSON
Pshrrnrd Felr,tar~ q ----.2Osp
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~ CJK.gNCERI

1 Mary Muse, EhG
AGAINST,
Jarnes Muse, Hesctah Fo~i, who nscrira-red v IL,
Avn Muse, ami Eh.ty Mus., y!ns
THE Defendant, Hcz. .sl Esd, rot bagio,, q Ter
:" disappearance, and gwen security accoy,li to tn.
art OF Assembly. and the rues Of Ibis Court srd II
appearing In the sehsctcG % the Court. thnt he = =
an inhsrtant ofthis Common aiI- on tfe rt.a,o,
"a 'h- HH1arlsna' !'s G-;-7ss !, !, o.e.7s.i t,a
the said defendant. iezex nai .la anaes.. ,.a.;
iru'th thursday in ~ ntNi, pna sIsNer tie Lil, 81
the COMPLEMENTARY tlnta copy of thi, or,ler he
forthwith published il some pubi'c aspsper prulted
!" h'chT'ond or ',t@sburg, fo' Two uionins se,c7-
sively, ard that another copS he p,s,.d 81 the
door oil the Cnnrt-house OF this Couriy on two sue.
eessNe Court days
y Copy-Teste,
ST. LEIGu,c C.
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Vopy-- e3te,
WIN. W. HENING. c. G.

Carqr,' seoners' office, Riri,n,,,l EN- E,.t fetz
The parties concerned are Leresy pof;S,1 H., T
have appointed Mon ay 'he 22gd day Of lI,v rett.
Tor carving into ect the foregoing order of Cn,r
o. "heh day tieir atten+oee IS required 1T nv Office.
wa, ny Their accounts, books, papers anil voucher
ready fer examination and sat,leroert.
WV. F0RkESTE3, = {.
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WILLIAM SHAPARD
EEkViN9i formed connection with Lewis Webb
the business will hereafter be transacted under
the firm OF Shcbqrd s. iFebb.
WE OFFER For SALE
500 barrels Caruhers e L,y turns best eetifeS whs
key, part OF vhiSiiis fourth proof
so sarres very old md iine CaTuthess' recsied s.
frIited wiGsSey
40 BIKES Whiltemora's cotton and WOOL cards
80 bscs spinning cotton
600 sacks sale
$50 barrels lar
Is ditto rosn
40 ditto liver Or tanner; oil
casks wedding hoes
60 dozen seville. blades
s tons '-gwood
$50 pieces good twiIle5 sacki,g
sck-bags Hss,ian and Gcrman rolls
Loaf, lutup and brown sugar
bar iron, German and blisiereG steel
wrought and eat rahs
Imperial and young Tyson tex
pcPpcr, pirnerto. nci,rnecs
refined and crude saltpetre, cheese
alum, rice, sto'lc-wsre, sh0e-thrcad
grind-stnnes, lam, -52cE Sc0;ch.snu'i sIc &c G.c
considerable portion OF tue abnve articles bing on
order to close saies.-Wc hourly eSpec' to receive
1000 lbs prime green coffee aud few IIhds S.usco-
vado sugar--We will receive al kinds 81 county PRO-
duce consignment and transact commission business
generally.
sEAPAitD e WEBB.
Aprilf. WITT
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Wm ". HE>;INC, C. c.
March - wSw
7 1875. -
Robert Bowman add Sally. his vie, Pitts.
Aganlt,
John Poster, JoshGs Foster James j Foster & Bet
sey, lis wife, and jane Miller Sherwood, James
Haysc, TauinderJ Isyse, Zscl,ariah Wright X POI,
his wife, and john Foster, joel Foster, Master Eos
ter io3bua Foster, Polly Foster, Kelsey Foster
lisyse Foster, Ts'iinter Foster, Singleton Foster
Jane Foster, heirs of JamesJ. Foster 81 Bet.ey Fos
ter, ms HdoT, Deus
The defendants. Jaae Miller Sherwood, las ngv.e
Jao and Fsniudcr Hayse, rot having entered their
appearance according IN the Act Of Assembly and the
Rules Of this Couc AID it appearing 81 TIE satisfaction
OF te Court, hat tty Inhabitants Of this State
On the motion Of the plaintiffs BY heir Attorney IL
ordeJed that they appear here the first ,y Of May
Cont next, ard enter their Appearance and asve r
the Plaintiff bill, and that copy ofis order be in
serted IN one oftbe ews9apers printed IN Richmond
Tor two months successively and pos,e4 al the Crt
door OF the Court house Of the said souaty.
a Copy.
THoS. READ, c.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
s'.SSONS having accounts, or arv other business
? they wish To settle in thc W,steg .s,t at tbs
State Tennessee and Kentucky, eau have II done b,
one who IS well ACQUAINTED, With scc'is, Sc. that il.
tends TO vis'; The above places II, Epri or A;ay
For further information enquire OF tn Editor Of this
?a;,er. a,srch &c - sw
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1hc Sn6scrihe,- 7gir oi':y FOR SAFE u,,eroy
FAMILIES OF NEGROES,
IT The tlbemo'e May Court, for cash o. mn c,.,,;.
as mav siS rs~hasers s''''
Ido.5E4# -n.9.s.,'RR
VII; n s'tf cf.S2'eeca!e co,,ats
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MI PEiiSO.NS
TPANi'FG e'aims upon ihe Esiste of .Ir. Ssnal.
~ Creea',or, decd. lsie % the cdy NJ Richmond
requested n present Che the snbscrlber-
and the indebted to SAID estate viii render payment
70
GEO cRFF.IHOr,
PR tie .gdaiy.
ApHs. 2m
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]. AND z. WOOD

tOE SAFE.
SHT N-lste Sod, or tie Fr9t d,y cf .y.,,c ge..e
~ NaSe vctUahie .IfiLI.S Rfiql,iiss tie t,,,, ~
iefers1n'!s. cen'a7n called }Eefs Or Co,,.ssY .
"ncr,c"s .HHs, t7'd noV oecit:sd iy hrs Caaairn
1ria thc Lr,ui ti,,e7,ty mr., -,, 5,,, el, re-, ~
a cTcti; Of one, i.-o anil three years Notes pa,.5.
90 enc, he Ho'1s in lets,b,'re, 7tTt ab;:sr,
c'i'.Sce, 'f~ 6' required q ne Purchasers. Sh.ui
fsr tern, Of acr,s '
FIs.S.S CES I-7IsB, bv her q-c,as
r. ;, u. i1aa,!olA., Thos Ct,th
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2 the lest VIII and testament of lance
tie Children OF John Wood. late If ne Coma
~ Amherst, are entitled to portion If ~; Estate and
tue sail John Wood having !e.i the State If wight,
"g|rsni seven years ago, and not having been heard
OF sTcf, ad the Executors % said James Wood nor
moving that there are any Children of John Wood
or fhy wner- they are-It is desired Nv tie :,
that icy vii! make themselves known as early "a
possible. "
N:NCy WOOD.
TLUtF STATION,
JAMES WOOD
Er't-. q T,re,..a or r. -, -.
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ht rn0sl hu~hle Servant I'D Ci,snis.n.
III. FRANCISCO AGONESF.S

f'fre--n o0psniusne" ofhaviog dstr'r,t sd ~ the
corcs 81 th' aceount thai were printed. have und It
neeesary, IN order satisfy the curnsils of mant who
are @a't etmg nn nc inr H. tn reprint II anew sBd
avail myc- n - favorable IN npporfunfv correct
he mani cli' tai were crp'en,d in iis first tdaipn
a.id ~ tio saue me ~ ,iorfn the charitable pco-
70 Of l''a.a. tat on authorized ~ rie honorable
e'if usgstl7i'e nnl br te Hgpt Rev. Uoce2n ~ 81.
'irit aus snd ~ rpcn srhscri-'ion fr t benefit of
qi he ''"tiisn' ~ hc vs-cs that have been dea-
tsoyed hS ilc vois7uo n Anay
Nay pers'n hose chsrit7 5aqv fis-o-r him N sub
sei7.e Or TO bes.ow as a.Gs Cor t.e purpose stcye
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NtNCY WOOD.
TLUtF STATION.
MES tVOOp
20 D0ILAR9 RTT7IN1-

Ersf=. e Tre'.'7 a. les. " ogli. del'e.
.Fc~rh 2 ,-----.rGr1
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II copy 4 este,
:, 81. LEIGH c.
VIRGINIA
& 7 Rules bolden in the Clerks Office or the Sune
q r9r Court Of Cliane.ry, for the Richrocnd Dis
u9ci, the 30th day ofJanua.y, 1915.
James Ross, Surviving exes;0r of Robert Snrnt, dscd
ne saul James Ross, surviving partner OF Oyerton
cosby AVID company, sni The ssd James Ross suyi-
vins ;artEer OF J'mes Ross aud company,
f!mntiE.
ihotna3 nlne, William Msitlsnd, and Samuel Brand
rum, Thomas Niaitby and George C,enay, ms sgt,ees
o. the said Thomas Eisue, John Hamilton and Ro-
bert Potion, jr. Defendants.
he Defendants 1homas B'ane and Samuel B,..,pI-
rum, IN melt5y < Geo Gieanv, assguees of;he sai
In Blame & 1T. Patton, r not having entered their
appearance and given security according to toe Bct of
Assembly AMI the Rules oftss Court and it appearing
~ satisfactory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants
ct this country; :, IL e1d.rsd, 1l,zt the. AID Dcr.n
dants fc appear T.'e e first dag Of the next tera
aud answer the bill cftAe Plaintiff; and that coz, of
this order he forthwith inserted in SOME re,y,,aer
pblis!e Ia the Cit} o. Hicnosd fo two MONTH eng
eessve AND posted at tie front door OF the Capitol, in
tl'e said City
a Copy.
Tasfe
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y TiTS;.iNf4--Nt :, S,IDcr--1- 7:---7 - u
holden ~ t'- Caui;ci in The City uf E.ie,,n,,i'
- ~ .'ay of jane, 1915
jah" 2. Jones, p1,:...c.
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ONE THOUS.qN d ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE,

4 WING in Alberaarie, on the Rivanna, about
A nile from CharloueN ie-6O0 acres otwhich lies
ON tie cast, and 400 on the west side OF said River
There is about 400 cleared Land the former,
which is IN good farming order The Dwelling. house
Is large, bat wants some separ->- The Barn isa good
one ami almost rewct the latter, taere about 500
screscleared iriid, the buildings OF wooi, but
large and rcomy. and might at small expcice BE- put
"a good order tor the reception of Family q any
size. Almost the whole ofthose ands ma. properly
be SAID 70 ha*e been ct tine fret description OF Nouo
tain laid! Believe shall nC& be thought exl,ays-
gant wl'sn SLY there is NO sud in Virginia better
dapied to the use OF clover and plaster. With re-
gard to heslsh sncie few places excel IL it might
also De necessary To add that there Two ilunHsctu
ring Mills, very couvcrient--one within one mile, &
the other about three miles blow, immediately on
the River. =, -
Mr. Charles Rogers living on the premises, will
slew .ha Rand 10 any Inclined - hsy!--1 erms
made Known by application to Thon,as taylor, or the
subscriber living near Richmond
RICHARD SAMPSON.
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NEwiYoRK, Atg. 19.-even5s
FROM CURRRCO.g.

From captain Brown ofths brig Hipponenes, VIII,
arrived last ey"ning from. Currsco; we learn tla. in
consequence o arepres n,aton niac 70 crirsl DO ~
lass, on the jamaica station. by several British m, r.
chants ut Cuircos, respecting detention OF tlr vcs
Nscrillo, commanding the expedition iron, Ca,liz he
dispatched the ir'gate, captain Jgipes, u Ie-
toCaveio, to demand tue restoration OF all Br.sh
Property, and 10 c'hm also AN Naturalization fus
large fpanuty 81 GOTTEN, taken by the Spniar,ls at
Bar ga and BarrlnQua, 1.-TWO small towns in the ,n-
terior) and confscsted by gen. Montsvo COVE rnor
Sa~tl Martha. although he knew it belonged 10 Br-
fish merchants of Carlhagena
The Ianais frisate touched ut Curracoa on the
29 ult and proceeded the LIST inst for Puerto Ca
vello having on board agent bchafof the Curra-
merchants,
.4sthe expedition consisting Of aboat 20 sail, with
1000 troops, under the command OF N0rllo had sail
ed from Puerto Caveo for Cartha,ena /; it was cant
nmess intention, after calling Puerto Cayello to
proceed in quest of Aforilo
The expedition passed Curacao on the 10th ult and
its supposed would touch Santa Martha and land
part OF their forces there. '-t
Capt Whittesey, ofthe brig Ceylon, in 10 days from
Turks isand Informs us that he boarded cfr the
Hook by the British frigate Narciisus ami informed
By the boarding officer that che squadron 10 which e
belonged had captured several Frer ch vessels and sent
them TO Halifax andthat they on the look out
tor bonaparte but hal not yet been fortunate as to
find him.
I'he officer rsqucsted capt. Whttesev to send a
pilot u me trsstc, As they wished to come to New
York Gu Sunday.
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$50 REWARD.


RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, on Sunday e.,
eping, The 2Sd of July, Four Negro Men, viz ST.
MON, STEPHET, GEORGE and SAM They,
are Supposed to nave been taken off, ether by scho-
ner which was +, anchor oil Four Nie rec, bound
up the river, or y big which lay al anchor TINT div
between Four NlIlerree and Mount Pleasant bon,,i
down the river N REWARD oi SIITF L.9RS
WI he paid to any person who snail apprelend and
con6ne she said Negroes in any Jail in this Common
esith SO that recover them, deliver them TO y
oversee at L olr-SiIe-l rse or apropor'onate re.
ward fer one,or more of them.
SIMON is about q years old, sboHt S feet i0inch-
es high 'toops in the shoulders, is kaock-knee, has
large feet anu is remarkably fon' of chewing Tobss.
co. % t.tt
STEPHEN is between is and &C years old sbout
the height OF Simon hassrge full eyes, and yer,
black skin.
GEORGE is rather younger than Simon, and no.
SO tall bv a mel, or perhaps more but. stouer of
yello"isi eonpleioa and has also sery large he
: SAM 2Tor2S years old, ahout5 feet inches
high, his skin very black. and his teeth white and
wide apart.
JOHN T.. BOWDOIN.
SlkTTU CoXHtU. .fHr I6----2z,
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NOTICE.

The Subscribers, HtrdeY the firm of
LEWIS, PERKINS g Co.
EHAVING taken the South tenement Of Col. Bull
4 locks buildings, irOr tie Basin, where they
can store large quantities any srtcle oer their ser
wees Gas CODsciO .ercdais,) to their friends and
the public at large.
They have for sale large quantity Of Pit Goals w.
ing adjoining the luDber-house Of Fox * Richardson
ON the Basin, and will treat with any person (who
comes we'll reeommended) tor raising of coalat MAJOR
Jno hlsilory's Pitts, in Powhatsn.
Warner Lewis, Robert Minis,
Nat Perkins, Robert Ersnrh.
Nav - 6,u
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JoHNC. PlCE.
FI1ZW'HYLS0.N.N .l.N'D FOT3'E p
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

3 Il ELlSfPS.TRAVEIS through the U. S. r,-;
,tvs Gus parts TIC Britain, Ireland and Canada il.
Illustrated with Maps. u"
n complete Map Of the State of OHIO, laid do,v,,
from actual survey by Hongh g BomRe-intcrest;n.
aud necessary to persons travelling or owning poper,
~ IN that State This Map be hal cleeapty
mounted on rollers, or in portable form. s""'y
a Nahtaty and Typographical Atlas OF the Un;,c{
states including the British Possessions and Florida.
The Travellers Directory through the T.. Stat.
Population, &c. '"s,
+. q p. haze also reccipcf.
,. MAhn, or Tue HoLANDEns,a Novel, By LOU.
London. " '''er IN
DIscIPLINE, Ivy the author efSeIf C,ntr,,ul.
Guy !iAN 'EnISs, Oh In AsrnoI oe Ell, by the
author oil WAY eily. :. ~
y Teur throusl France, Switzerland. Savoy. Cc-.
many g Belgium, by r. d, Bernard, Nj. p
Every man his ow,, Cattle Doctor
EILGRrMs OF THE$rS n POEM, by J. Hop,.
- G
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$50 REWARD.

90 UNAWAY FROM the Subscriber, living near Hal
4 flax Courthouse, Virginia, on the 9th DAY OF May
last,
|. DICK,
"a bright MG!atto Man, about tweniy-eirs years old
Upwards OF SIX feet high, Shakes his head when talk
ing he took with him a green brnad-clo.h coat and
pain of boots-he balance d lis clothing not re-
,meIDbered have no doubt but that he has obtain
7ed pass since his departure as two Negro Men who
went OH about the same time from the same neigh
borhood have been lately appreIended on their way
to the Ohio State, with free passes in their posses
sion.
The above reward viii be given, and all reasonable
charges paid. PHILIP YHNCET.
k--A--itnn
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cELEbRATfoN Ar sfoNINCTON.'

Thu sday the 10th Of July, being the anniversary Of
the day which the iuhabtautEso calamity beat Off
British brig of w,r was appointed day Of thauksgi
wing and prayer procession formed at tic
battery where located the colours that year ago
so noby defen y aud, with tie Rev. Mr. Hart, pro-
oesdcd with thu proper music, TO the Westinghouse.
1t was unusual crowded. The discourse Wa3 cncise,
nervous and ceiling and reflects the greatest honor
on MIR Har When the service and ceremony OF
the church were finished, tie assembly again formed
proc sion, and moved to the battery, where Mr. Hart
pronounced short prayer.
Animated by t1c impressions which the time and
place cold not but revy tle people in their iery
case three cheers, AMI cash ctrcd to hi respective
bole
On Friday evening q grand anniversary ball was 81
vc0 the assembly bong both numerous and brilii-
apt
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UNITED STATES STOCK.
,,, .9dniWsirator ofJoanna Fl,
WILLIAMSBURG, Juiy 22.-2p.
=; s 80 REWARD.

- $50 REWARD.
H(IH ALL REASONABLE EYPENCES
"a HALL be paid to the persen who may appre-
~ bend and deliver to me, my plantation in Hen
rice, about two miles below the New Bridges or s,.
cure tor me in Richmond, negro man, named
Manuel IS about twenty four years of age about 5
feet fve inches high, broad shouldered and ell form
ed Ills taee is short fiat and broad, his mouth wide
his voice soft and his eye intelligent, lie has ON his
forehead, Wet below the hair, rcd fesl-coored spot
which LOCKS like mole, but WAS accustomed, under
stand, by 2. blow recently iven him by one of his
ieilow-servants. The mark will probably remain.
aitertflc. skin has regNned its natural color!
Manuel carried with him come old clothes. (which
IreeoI'ect blue jacket only, and new suit. which
he had never worn. The new suit consisted on q
coat OF home-spnn. the filling OF black and white WOOL
with white metal buttons waistcoat OF blue serge
with black horn buttons, and " pair OF panta.
looms OF white ssrge with buttons Ike those on the
coat
bought Manuel, in April 1871, from Samuel NJ
Curdy, ct Northumberland. ltc remained on the
plantation until the Middle OF November last He
then went of, aad carried with him a Negro Woman
belonging to my neigAbor William Harwood-They
have not been seen in the neishborhood since She
has relations in New-Kent, and he probably, in Nor
thunbctland, where he was raised
GEORGE IA4E.
|. Ashheld, Henrico Co Aug &c
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LAND FOR SALE.
TIE SKr1SCRInrP

AFFERS FOR SALE, the PLANTATION IN .rl,.,,
~ he restless, containing T2O acrcs--abuu, lOs, ~
which is cleared and divided into twelve fields of FRA,
ten to seventy aeres--nrch the greater part of H.
Land has been cleared in the last ten years, and i, IL
poe orsler for cropping several ofihe fields are Cow
cred with red clover, for which the Soils we'll a,s
the tarm in good order, and as productive as ,ny ,s
its size in the neighborhsod The improvements arn
nearly new, and sufficient for the accommodation Of
small family, and the purposes ortl,e farm d.
Tins land is oil good quality, lies well, is we'll wa.
tered, in healthy agreeable 'neisl,borhso. /, o.
miles ives, ut the Court house. six above Cara. AM,
ono from the fork OF Williss RIVER rom Whence ~.
soon as locks are built at the C'ur. Niisnny pro,,cs
may be conveye:.by water TO Rehmons, at trii,,,
expence. One third OF The pu. chase money wiz, rs
required on the stJan. next, Aaen phssessio viii L.,
gven--the balance in two snn,ial nst:.imen,s- q,
SECURE which, Deed of Trust o.. the Land VIII ls
required. %
JOHWC. P.9CE.
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NINA Ouc6ec Paher Of Arr. 10.

Or VI nlay night LIST the frost severe in The
vicinity OF lds city, to destroy the leaves Of the
cucunhcr plants, pumpkins, beans, and other tender
vegetables Early on Tuesday morning ice wssfouhd
u ,aany places.
The ffot extended 70 lardsin high and low si,nat
fms II IS lprc1 thar rsuc injury has been done to
the wheat ia tin dstie wish lad promising ap-
peaia1cc,
i snow Storm on the goth q Nav, the trees not IN
heat or E'c ih OF Jur, aai frost on tie
Ttl ol .Rg,st are no,clfcatarcs even in tie climate
ofCmsdl.
Tie frigale Uraed Statesd.Oppcd down from Dos
ton ~ Prsi vt laias, ~ rha SHAY last preper.oi
t,ssilfng for TIE ~ ditrrmc;,r u IS reported chat
the lava, Can't PEtii 10 t. Ma hcr. Tic java has
s.ilc,, rOl, .nmapOis.
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Previous to the departure Of Napoleon from NAL
maisoa he was 'stei By his family, particularly tho
Duchess Of 81 Le, the wife OF Louis onaparte and
late Queen OF Holland. This la,ly, the daughter OF
the Empress Josephine has al WAYS beeu the chere al
ME OF Napoleon and her children have been adopt
ell ssl,ls own. motion has been male in the Legs
iat,ve Boiy To make suitable provision Tor Bona
private foftune am, Malmason, from which he took
hsdeparture, his property. having purchased it of
Cen Moreau Tor SEQ, 900 franks.
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FOR SHE.
THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLE
IN THE STAJF, C,F OHIO

IN THE STATE OF OHIO
nNE Tract of 666 2-S acres, situated on the Fas
" Fork Of the Little Miami and distant. about
miles from Cincinnati. -.
Another tract of450 Acres, situated on tSa West
side OF the Sciota, about seven miles above Franklin
ton, Sndthe same distance from Columbia the present
seat of Government -,
Another tract OF 4C& acres, situated iY above the
tract last mentioned, and within one mile Of Mill
Aud one other tract Of 1880 acres on the Little Mi
ami, about fifteen miles above Srnnklngton and Co.
lQmbia :. ~
Ii is TO be observed that these tracts are on good
water courses, and contiguous to some of the most
nourishing settlements in the Western Country-
The land, too, lays remarkably well, is Of m excel
lent quality and covered with oak beech walnut and
sugar trees. The whole, has been accurately survey
ed, aud was granted ty Government Tor military SER
vices rendered AID the patents for which. are re-
corded in the Office Ofthe Department of State
Any offers for enquiries relative IT, this property,
will receive the promp attention of Mr.. Cary SeIden,
who resides in Richmond or of the Subscriber who
also fesdes there, Of Mr.. James Seden, who will
shortly visit the Western Country and will remain in
ChiIicothc from the goth August tin LIST September
after which period, he will proceed to Cincinnati. where
lac will remain until the ooh September
o. n. Is. The Editors the Lexington Renor,er
Chlicothe FREEDMAN, and Western Spy are request.
cd To publish, as soon convenient the above ayer-
usemcnt until the goth September and forward their
accounts to the Office of the Enquirer for payment.
w. SIEIDEN, E.r'or. Of
MILES, SELDEN, DECD.
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NOLYCE.

z N obedience to decree of the Superior Court of
\ Chanccry, for the District OF Richmond, between
Hugh Hill, plaintiff, and Archer and others, defend
anlss-1he Subscribers, Commissioner IS for that pur-
pose appointed, will, Friday. the 9th dty OF Sep
teTnber next, IT the Manchester Exehanre, in the
town ofAlauchester sell at Public Auction for cash.
ono undivided moiety Of the Public Warehouse, in
the said town, commonly called 'rrent's Warehouse,
subject 10 the debt due to the Commonwe alth III
50, at the same time aud place, undivided mole.
~ ct two hafacre lots, known aud distinguished in
the plan Of the said town, BY No 1876 ~ No 2s7.-
ALSO, Two other half acre lots in the said town.
Nos s. SSS&
EDW.1RD " TRENT.
G.9.NUEL T.1YLOR,
JOSL.9H HOBSO.N
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IYHE.AT

HAVING made arrangements with Mr.. Joseph
4 Il A. Weed, on the Basin Of the Canal for receiv-
ng and storing Ut wheat, will give the highest cash
price for wheat delivered at the Basin and as here
tofore, at Rockets Mill, or at Ampthil Minis, during
the season, and enter into for crops, TO lie
Delivered at either Of those places.-NIr: Wees being
authorized TO purchase for me, application may be
made to him, or TO
~ JOHN ]. WERTH.
NIB. Every Wednesday and Saturday, John J.
Werth, may be seen at his Mills nc Ampdli, from
. tall IL o'ciOck-and every other day. nj his
counting Room, opposite the BeIl-Tavcrn, from in
the morning till in the afternoon