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fOk o.Ai-r.--.I r.dCI FL.AND
3 WING in the County Of AlbemarIe, between
the two branches vhicl make the llivanna IL
yer and near their Junction, containing ESQ Acres -
II IS exceedingly well timbercd wild! the best pine
and ITS description is generally that OF good grain
lahti-there IS stream OF water running through
it. in which there is good seat for Saw & GrIst
Mil 1t lies convenient to three good Merchant
Mills, one Of them within a mile oI il, and there
is navigation 10 Richmond from them all To anv
one disposed 10 purchase, the Land WI Re slcwn
by sir Martin, at present living on it, or by Mr.
ID. +. Carr, in the Immediate ncicbborbo1d. aud
the terms male known, on application TO the sub.
scriber in Charlottesville
sej'te,n5er g. d1-ysn
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ROBERT NELSON .G.N.D CO.
~ AVE just received so packages of goods, con-
4 sissting Of Supe,hnc Cloths, Cassneres,
Stockingnets, Callieocs and prited Ca,nbrics,
GmShiuus, bo'nha-eus, Bombazeers, rs q Al
Shrtngs and Long Cloths, Carnbric and Madras
iankerci,ts, Musiins.&c with variety of other
articles; and are in ,;ay expeetsti,n OF further
supplies, which will be sold wholesale and retail.
at reduced prices, for cash, or aeceptances in
town.
July To- 19-tf
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NATAS committed t. the JAN # this Coun-
w y, on the 18th day OF May, 1915, Negro Men,
IiaIne JON, about five feet five inches h;r
dark compleXo about twenty years old, has over hi.
left eye, also on lis lef foot the great toe had on
pair OF yellow homesp'm pnntaoons, blue striped home
spun thick llel in with black yarna white
homespun cotton Shirt pair of white homemade
SOCKS, and toll ahe good pair of shoehe had ina KNAPP
sack homespn white vest pair of thread and cotton
pantaoons light mixed summer cont thread cottozl
shirt, pair of yarn gloves with blue spots them.
NOSES five feet six and q half inches high dark COM
plexon abort twenty-five yenrs old has over his right
eye and the stepCf his right font, hal tnir OF
white hon'-spu pan,nIs, swansown vest, Short white
yarn home5pun shirt, and pair of common
shOS-nd lnapsack, which contained shirt very
much worn, Sanod pair ofon clock stockings They mic
that they belong 10 William Miller, Coles Ferry. Hail
fax county.
The owner is requested TO Onward. pay all CHARGES
and take them ont o:JaiOteiwise they viii be dealt wil
thelaw directs.
JAMES GARTER, Sheriff: anal
Jriisr If Goochiand County.
August 81. 33-v6w
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July 10.
DRY GOODS.


g lie SUBSCRIBERS are nov receiving By the
slips Brilliant and Canton, direct from Eng.
lard, riFrr-rlyE pAcSAGTs OF ORR GOODS.
which they offer ut private s!e, for tew DAYS at.
ter which, should they not BE- soi, they i'll be sold
at auction, alter n.ticc ti,cre,dis given.
They consist Of the .jGHospmg ariiclea 1,
2 cases t.arnask sh;ws
do Nanchestry vclvetecns and cords
, DO himrcs, 30 Taconet csmbrics
30 spotted do, > DO ssrsnct's
10 cotton sh'rting, dS G iorr't uruslin
do ginshams, = do damask, rs and So
do furniture calico
DO elegant C untcrpanes, 10-i to i5-a
DO elegant caliicoes
Q do coarse do
Il bales bl n,Sets
eases cotton hosiery
do Irish linens, do toilene't vestirs
ParkbiHs, Dunioh 6J Cohland,
Auctonee,,
Also
elegant floor Cloths. 5 by IS, IS by IL, y
BY iG, and IS by IL fec,
handsome PhiIadelphia-made GIGS, will
plated harm, IS.
PorkhiLls, DHnloh e Coflana.
Soft
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AeI Ill be sU"d ut pubic auetor, o. tuesday Ii.
~ 10th Octob T., at 10 o'clock, bd re t.efrort
door Of the Bell Tavern, in the City of Riehmond
the Beautiful Farm, on jaIncs River, only mill,
below the City, called Chester Nh, containing be.
tween SIX and seven hundred acres of Iartl-abmt
one hundred Of Which is Low Grounds, 90 p,im..
Meadow iand-,here are about 900 acres fou,l
eieare'--the high land las rich red, clay bo;tom
as any Isrd in Virginia. and is as well adapted to
the cultivation Of s II grain and elover--there are
two elegant scites for budirs-cach of them civ
mg complete view Of lfichincnd--it is also certain
that one Of the very best fisheries on James River
rs attached to this place-it is bounded by James
Riser, for half mile, and by Falling Creek. fer
ore mile and half from which any quantity of
winter may be lsd Tor the establishment Of Mn
or any kin'l of NannIciorv. In short there are
but few, ifany rituatoas within the same distance Of
Richmond, combining so many advantages rs
Chester Hill.
Terms IF SGle.--OEe tlir,I of the purchase mo-
ncy will be required in go days, the balance dvidet
in two equal annual payments Notes with appro
we'd cndorsers will be required, AMI the tile wilb
held until the moneys paid, ar de, will be mad.
TO the purchaser, and deed of trust taken to ST.
cure the two Isst pavmenis
The safe zeW Le made 1t'ieler The direction Of
Jas IL Lynch, .2tsctioneer.
WiLLLG.U CO0DE, jr.
Chester III, Scbfe7nssf 9 50 nls
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WILL 81 SOLD.
a T Manksn Lodge, in King William County,
"a rrarly opposite Hanover Town.. on Friday,
the 10Th of November next, about $50 sheep, 60
or 20 head ofhngs, 10 or so cattle, aud slndry ar
ticlcs OF plantation utensils. A credit OF months
will Re given for all sums above $50.
ROBERT SFANARD,
GARRIT MINOR,
Trustees NJ JPGrner Uormly, dec.
S.b'cmJer 90. 4n-wSw
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,NUiJCE.

a PETITION will be presented to the
a next General Assembly, of Virginia. prayin, that an
act may be passed, authorize the rrssts the Gou
cSter Charity School, sell Tract o. Land, the county
Of Gloucester, devised by Moriocai coo,e PARISH
~ the sid county, for the purpose OF educating the poor
children theftin ALSO, the Church plate belonging
the Parishes OF Abingdon War < Petworth in the said
y, and apply the proceeds the objects of said Charity
School.
Gloucester, August rs. s9-w3m
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STANLY HALL, ron s.aLh.

MILL be So d, publicl,, on the premi-
w seS to the highest hiior. the ijta Oct. newt. &c
fair. and IL Tot, the fair ay, the above nrrcd yiuahe
little Farm. Staniy Hall lies Rappahunock River in
Rctmoss county, nhut miles below fsppaharnoc,. ord
conu,Ds between 2Sosii This ite OF
equal qual'tyto any Land the RIVE, has MI necessary
buildings, eood orchards &C. and Is valuable any 9Th,
% Us on itnppaan,ock River.
lerns OF sale one fourth cash. ,te balance in - & "a
nnitl; any longer crVcit S; he purchaser, securing
satisfactorily the slscril.r Mr.. HnrriS, iia.
living ncnr the place. VII siew 1t any person wishing
view AZ Mun also, col. NnctI,t a'i,ni. apc-
ion in the mean time or private purchase may b..
Shord SHE not take place the ahoyeei time, it
Viii then he re.ited &c. the wear.
At The SINE uineand place VII =, p'itEey sod
dit o. siN months for vii ,e DOLLARS, lc Stock,
plantation utensils, &e. BENZ OLIgER, N.
August 81. 3s--wGw
.AUIlCE LyHEREBY G{Ik..N, 2W.ii' :
EINrEND to petition the next General ASSEM-
Z bly, OF Ni,ginh', to emaneip.te my wife, S.lia.
a>d aso that she may be permitted 90 retnaln in
ts State. HENRY CARTER,
Z nan efcoior.
Serte'0hcr q. 37--wiw
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BROW.NL&'G Or GUNBHRPRLS.
- LONDON, July ~, 1915.

fIOfsI1 I'd July, 1915.
His rnys lirhness the Prince Regent, rine and on
baif ct S NaeGy, has fn plcedjo approve the arms
a. the lnihutry % hc Army oing BrowI which the cai
mander IN chief directs shall h. carried into eff c as carly a
circumstance viii permit.
copy Of tie Instructions Vch have bcen prepard D,
te ENri of Ordnance for Browning Gun Kurrcis. and Tor
repairing and rttlrdnS The Brown upvI the hlrsels j. an
ut-sci.
Tie expense aitctinr tfc measure VIII h. dcfraycd by the
pfri n Or rnfcr, aud Wiec3up u. tie eoTnuaiig OF
ic.r Of corps transmit tieir Hegina-al igs
statement. verified by uar signatures, stWlg hc umlr r.
ofNues Frs or Rifles wllch haze Ken Drowned nir
rh Order and equnntity and of the matrriai, Prov
did Tor that purpOa, iii order that application miy b.
nadc 10 tie Board of Ordnance, for payment Of tie a.
mount
~ command Of lis Royal rigincss
l.it cuunandcrin cllcf
NlREI CdLYLEI. Hlit Ecn.
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81HUEL 4 ADN.M.S,

ovIpn UII Il tE .fIJ.JYNIc,
4 , now receiving a Well-chosen Assert
Il lnent Of Hqr,ts4rc, cWisry, y Sra5i:yy.--Ako,
sheet Lead. Window Glass, assorted
Boiling cloths do.
Neis ard BOYS Hats md GAYS,
20 barrrls hogseais Chaos NarC
90 ton, Plaster Of Paris,
255 Conn ciicutor Dlgon Piougir,
Which he O.i ~ ;or L. on mo Itrats teTnA
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FOX SIZE, az tse {vece o. P6c,ore,
- tPERfiNE and Coarse Cloths, Cass,meres,
> Plains, Duille Blankets, Elsneis and Al lrisl,
ianens, ut low advance, Ter cash, or town aoeep-
tarccs. ROBERT POLLARD.
-AI.so-o0 bales Kendall Cotton, in tie brig Fran.
els, daily expected 10 arrive IRON Liverpool.
September 2S. iI-ow
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Sherry do.
Lisbon do. old AMI geimioe,
Old port Wine, IN bottles,
Long cork claret in bottles,
Jamsiea rum,
Antigua do.
ogn lac brandy, warranted gsFaine * good,
Reciit~i whisksy,
I;olissss,
f"ptRriS TEAS.
Youughyson,
New-orlears sugar, 1st quality,
Loaf sugar,
Green cOfte, &c. &c.
They still continue cOHAfISSION BTSYNr S. md
have excellent fire proof Wareouse for storage Of r-
diicr, any other article committed tlieir care.
August IS. sI-Wtw
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ADV ttt 10 EN1EN L.
" y virtue OF deed of trust hearing date the
= E 9th day Of December, 1913, and ofrec1r,,
in the cSnnty conrt Of Albemaric, executed to the
Subscribers Wy Thomas Wills aud WiheImina his
wife, to secure The payment Of certain sums of mo-
ney due and menlioned thereiH to john NJ Shc ~
pard, WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, ac-
eor'ing to law, on the premises, the 9Th day OF
November next, The LOT No. l., in the town of
charlottesville, with its appurtenances, together
with piece rarcel of land, in the county of Al
bemare, near the ssi1 town Of charlottesville and
particularly described in the deed aforessid, or SO
much OF qail property as will he Sufficient to pay
nd spti iy Che payment in tie deed mentioned rs
bccoming die on the first day Of January, 1915,
with interest, and the costs and charges Of exeeu-
ting The trust the subscribers being trustees only
and acting Tor the benefit Of others, win only con
vey such tile in them is vested by The deed afre-
said. taking no rcpoi soi!ity whatever on them
selves as to the title
A 1dMN WANG giANnnHrr' 2Trus.eea.
September fG. 3Q-w7w~
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FHNHE Medicat Lectures in the University
Of Peunsylyunis, will commence oithc frs MONDAY in
Novenbernext. al 80
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THE PnOrblEIUR,.
AF the Richmond Cotton Mandatory, forwar,,
" all persons from crctng any ore interested,
connected or employed in that establishment, OF.
account OF the same, except
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
D. cernher --i9m
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iha following ingredients.
sitnc AcN ouncc.
Sweet Spirits Of Nitre - Go
Spirits ~ Vine a.
3ire Titfiui IL,
'firetr~ccf eteel H.
sre 81 BE .nscd oether he yitri2 having i.n ier,p,
81 dv.ifd n si,ient quantity " water u make Nd
AYh.g tif1taiiants ore quart ogriyfur-.
- s a. cyrnmcncng f'c operation cf trov-niuy tl,s
- . .eIy uat lie Uei clrofsd from nil grsq.
VI ~ tr nplrfcs, air. e.; ...ug Of wood b., p,,t
~ = ne yclt veil st1ypi the mixture t,7
4 @ul deqn sponar cr sas. trhiar care tina
W ihe giftl w. toSerd With tlie rf.ttre. Witch
b. eyf'eed 20 the Dir ior taaffy-fsnr hSu,g ar
Npari- ''e iarr'l must De rpi.isd with n irrd
~ % nov. tle osy from ths sur ace. gfts
d pI,oImed 1rd nat tinrl time e
Nhsl ula 'llfTci uili - made IT. = psrr.fiy
u ~ i'fri - ea.riu6y llt. s-d IA w.r..i
- . :" s'i,iDs ~r.s, vti,, ,t.,,,i-y of 49,
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HARRY I'O1IPKI1lfy = Co.

I1.1RRY IOUIPXI.VS g Co.
4 RE now receiving from Baltimore,
Philadelphia. and NewYor., and ope1iny NJ their old
stand Main Street General assortment efGROcERIES
of superior quality, selected by the concern, viii
b. Tered for sale, their usual accommodating terms
AMONGST JPlTiCH, are
Madeira wines ofsuP Eor quality, GONE Of the vintnse
of 1907
Sicily NIisleira wine.
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n. n. .uIlRS,
TWAS FOR SALE, at the Store. ON s,,ockoe-
Hill, formerly occupied by -fir. ~ right
SohfhgGtc:
so e. casks TcneriGi, Y
l0qr. casks excellent old Lisbon,
20 'emyohns, do Madeira
10 20. very superior old L. p. Tea WINES.
erfie,
90 DO. sound and cheap red,
a few hogsheais ow-priced aTuscoyaIo, and
few barrels and hatbarres. (for family
rs nsel Of the very first quality ST. Crox
SUGAR,
200 empty Denilohns,
Z, consignment OF MAGNESIA, in cases, which
will he scId cheap.
Ne nil also sell, about $1,000, Drafts on NJ
York, 81 %, so aud 6odays sight
September rs. 41-et
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MISCELLANY.
F,om The Boston DAILY .qllUsyAser
August 80.


The joiorVi,,g story is relatedon the autlority of
LAD Hamilton, the first riff Of Sir William
Hamilton, many years The British Munster at tile
Carr Of Napies1
About the year 1743, person of the name of
Ogilvie, anLishmanbybir practsed Surge
rywlth greatreputationa at Rome, and who resided
not TAR from the Piazza di Spagna, in that CITY,
being in bed. was called up to attend some stran-
gers who demanded his professional assistance
They stopped before his house, in coach and
on his going 70 the door, he found two men mask
ed, by whom he was desired to accompany them
Immediately, as the case which brought them, adj
mitted ofno delay, q not TO omit taking with him
his lancets. He complied, and got into the coach;
but no sooner bad they Quilted the street in
which he resided, than they informed him that
he must submit TO have his eyes bandaged the
person to whom they were about to conduct him,
being lady ofrank, whose name and place of a.
bOde, il was indispensable to conceal. To this
requsiton he likewise submitted and after driy-
ing through a number of streets, apparently with
view to prevent his forming any accurate idea
Of the part Of the city to which he was conduct.
ed, the carriage at length stopped The two
gentlemen, his companions then alghtiug, and
each taking him by the arm conducted him into
a house Ascending a narrow staircase, they en-
tered an apartment, where he was released from
the bandage tied over his eyes. One of them
next acquainted INN, that II beng necessary to
put out Of life lady who had dishonoured her
family, they had CHOSEN him to perform the Of
fee, knowing his professional skill; that he would
find her in the adjoining chamber, prepared to
submit to her fate; and that he must open her
viens with as much expedition as possible a SER
vice, for the execution Of which, he Should re-
ceive liberal recompence,
Osilyie at frst peremptorily refused TO com
nit al act, so highly repugnsnt TO his feelings
But, the two strangers assured him, with solemn
denuncistions ofvengeance, that his refusal could
only prove fatal to HIMSELF without affording the
slightest assistance TO the object of his compas.
sSoni that her doom was irrevocable, and tha,
unless he chose to participate similar fate, he
must submit to execute the Office imposed on
him, Thus situated, and failing all satreety 81
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WAR ABOUT ORTHODOXY!

The Turks report (says the Salem Re-
glster) that their army had an action in
January between Tarabe and Kuilak, with
an army of Wabees, which they represent
very strong. In the action they took 500
tents and 5000 camels and drOmedaries,
and dispersed an army of 10000 men, as
they represent. 1t is said the inhabitants
of Tarabe we're in great trepidaton, but
the brave conquerOr refused to sacrifice
them, and many had surrendered from
his clemency. One of his brave acts was
to remove his troops from Tarabe to in
splre their confidence. This generous
conduct had given the commander most
grateful reception at Cara, and the event
has been deemed as the most successful
towards the entire termination of this des-
tructive war. AS this may be considered
as the end of the war, and surely of the
present campaign, we enquire what is this
sect, which has been so unfavorably re-
presented by the orthodox, or the Sun
mites, amongthe Mahemsds, Aus we de-
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

nEsERTED from Camp PeHdleton, Hanover
~ county, three soldiers:
IS.4.4C CURTIS, five feet four inches high,
dark eyes, dark hair, sallow complexion, by pro,
fession farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-,
lima.
THOJEgS M9yWCE, five feet eleven jnche.
high, dark blue eyes, light hair, add by profession
farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOHN C.4RR, FIVE feet ten inches high, q
years ofsge, blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex.
ion, was enlisted by C0ionel Hamilton, North Ca
rolna, Shrry county il is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca
Eolina, and whosoeyer willapprehend The above de.
serters, and deliver them to any officer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re.
'ward-er FIFTY for either Of them.
JOHN PEN-DLETO.N.
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regt
August5. II
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pend upon the account of Niebuhr, the late
DANISH traveller, not because it is the most
iull, but because if is all that could be OBJ
tanned III the country, from the best friends
and the best informed men of the country.
lie could not have that intercourse which
could give him all the articles of their
faita, but he could be assured of such as
were characteristic. The Sunnites are
not agreed to make the difference in those
articles essential.
The followers Of Abdel Waheb allow
that Mahomed is their prophet, and they
observe the ritual, but do not acknows
ledge the saints ofthe Sunnites. They re.
fuse not respect, but they deny invocation
OF them. According to their principles
we must pray to God only. That in pray
er It was best not to mention the name Of
Mahomed, or of any saint or prophet he
refused any such notice of himself, as tend.
ing to>idolatry, and they denied that while
they regarded Moses, Jesus or Mahom.
ed, they were bound to believe that any
books were inspired by God, or Gabriel.
These opinions, which had spread among
the Beduins, may have been conlounded
with those of the Wabees, but the pure
worship is their first doctrine and their adj
horrence of vows made in time of danger,
may be considered as theirgreatest change
IN their religious manners. Not even
charity do they approve winch is promised
IN the moment of distress, sentiment OPP
posed 70 the devotion of the Sunnites,
who make many vows in their perils.-
The son Of this chief was living when this
traveller was IN Arabia, and is still an A
rab IN his power and discipline, however
much purer in his doctrine, he may pre-
tend to have become. The late victory
has lessened the power of his sect; and
the long disputes make its enemies more
tolerant, and the doctrine of the Mohome.
tans is probably more conformed to what
has been called the pure doctrine of thu
SlnnItes. Salem Reg.
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Iron Me .NaA9nal InteMgencer.
THE NAPoLEAN MEDALS.
Ertracted from an English publication

Extracted from an English publication.
Of the numerous means employed to COM
memorate the achievements of Bonaparte, the
public buildings and monuments of France bear
ample witness. Some of the latter are exclu-
siyely devoted to this object; and the new go
verlment seem, very wisely to think the eraslIrs
of the memorials from the former, would be a
mutilaton Ill compensated by an occasional sus-
pension OF his previous power Indeed, Bona
parties name and fame engrafted with the
arts and literature OF France, during the period
ofhis dominion, that it would be idle TO employ
force in subduing whatever Of estimation may
remain for him with the French people.
We have seen a series of medals in bronze
nearly 40 in number, struck at different epochs
OF his career, each IN celebration of some great
and daring act OF his government; a victory,
a successful aggression, the conquest of a
nation, the establishment ola new state, the ele-
vation of some ofhis family, or his own personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT These medals are not more IL
Illustrative Ofhis deeds than OF his Impotence TO
record them, and the peculiar temper of mind in
which he caused his injuries upon the world to
be written in brass" Those about to be par
ticularized, are chiefly remarkable for this ind-
cation OF feeling.
The medal commemorative of the battle of
Marengo, bears on one side, a large bunch of
keys, envrOned by two laurel branches on the
reverse, BonaParte as a winged genius standing
on dismounted cannon, 10 which four horses
are attached, upon the summit of Mount St. Ber-
nard, urges their rapid speed, with laurel
branch in one hand, whilst he directs the reins
with the other.
That on The peace Of Lunevile is two inches
and quarter in diameter, with the head of the
first consul in uncommonly bold relief; the de.
vice Is the sun arising in splendorupon that part
of the globe which represents France, and winch
IS overwhelmed by laurels, while a cloud de-
sends and obscures Great Britain.
The commencement of hostilIties by England
after the peace OF Amiens, IS designated by
the English leopard tearing ascroll, with the IN
scrption, " lie 1'raite d'Amiens rompu par pan
gieterre en- Mai dc Pan 1906 !" on the reverse.
a winged female figure in breathless haste for.
cling horse at full speed and holding laurel
crown, Inscribed, EtIanovre occupe par PAR
nee FraEsaise e. JUN dc HAn. 1903 and be-.
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80 10 lIOUsE-KEEPERs..,

A COMFORTABLE, and very health,
"a residence, ,oithin eight mites Of Rich.
snO,Sd, may be obtained upon advantageous
terms, By small cEN7EEL sAMILr. 10,
further Information, apply to The PRINTER.
August 2S. If
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NOTICE.

81 A petition will be presented by
sundry inhabitants Of Henrlco and Gooct.
land counties, to the General Assembly al
its next session, praying the passage of 4
Law, Incorporating company authorised
to render Tuckshoe-creeE nayigable.
August 2.
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LuAe %.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

nESERTRD from detachment ofthe Sd R,e.
~ Regiment, staionedin Hrnouer county, STATE
Of Virginia, CHARLES RHODES, S Isct hieh,
IL gears Of age, barn in Grange County, W C.
has dark eyes, dark hair, dark COMPLEXION, and
BY trade q hdfter--hdd on 7vlien he deserted his
uniform. Ii Improbable he TOiR sen his uniform the
first opportunity Fhoeuer will abbehcnd the said
Charles Rhodes and deAper min to ay officer. in TIE
Dsted States army, shall receive the a6ors reueqro
pgd all reasonable erpences.
JOHN PEyN'DLETON
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regt.
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