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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24
IRON the Yevay (Indfaaa) Register. ]
STEAM 20 WER.

The Orleans District has cidd that the Legsa-
ture exceeded their power ia granting Livingston
eusive privilege within her waters The discovery Of the
s't,np0wer W the marquis of Worcester 1903 is Of
the important that he's been slowed ON the world by
the invention Of man. The steam power Is the pro-
rerty OF the great family Of aud the authorities of
our Country ght preserve nvonr the people of this
country the fee and application of dis most useful in
ventOn.
Company is formed Ciaatin County (H.) and l.
bout to Steam Mill opposite Madison and
Inens making Mill at Vevay-the settle is cIo
OH.
Mr. Bolton saws that bushcl Of Goals containing 81
pounds will raise 100000 Of pounds foot high tat
h will grind aud dress eleven bushels OF Wheat that
IL will slit and draw into nail; of iron; that it will
drive spdes with the preparation machinery with the
proper Velocity and that these effects equal the work
Of horses.
MIR. r. W. Rub~ says, a cord of good wood ought 10
grind and bolt bushels Of wheat, 5000 feet Of
plank OF roll and slit 10000 lbs. Of iron.
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VERY DISTR ESSL.NG.

About four weeks ago Mr.. JOHN BENNETT, ajorrney-
ypsn book.bndcr in Frankford, hit by a mad dog
Three weeks elapsed before he experienced aIy symptoms
m disease when the sight OF water began affect him pain
fiiy-and very soon occasional him TO howl like dog
Medical advice callea consultation was held, and Le
overheard their conciusionshat he must be sent TO the
hou,ta the next morning where he die On this he
TOOK his hoe went ntn his garden, cleaned it out
w. and ten told his wife that he knew he should not live
To eniov any thing but hoped might be useful
her, Al night t,vo neg!i5ors up with him hours
when ms he seemed composed and told them If ey retired
he thought lie could sleep they Icr him. Soon aier his
wife hearing some noise the up 10 him. He
was sitting up in bed. " Leave me-. said he, leave
stany. do not want 10 hurt YOU but ithr shaii.--
Lave me-" As she descended the steps, lac up
piteous howl. She fastened her children and took n
20 neighbours Soon after she returned he left his
loaded his gum into the yard, and blowed his
brains. This Tuesday morfing the 9th inst.
lie has left wife and three children 10 mourn for him.
Tf'h,l. True american.
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DECLARATIONS or IN'DEPE.1..
DENCF.

WE have no authentic copy If this most impor-
tant State Paper, the very bass that supports
the proud eolouinn Of American Liberty none.
at least, on which the eye Of taste can rest, for
moment, with satisfaction. WIZ HAVE WE
NOT
The English nation, still proud of their MAG
Ma C!iARTA, though every provision il con-
tains has been trampled upon by TIE bold ambition
Of their rulers have published edition after edition
Of this instrument, each more splendid than pre-
dcces5or. SIR William Blackstone has celIatea and
commented on this fine copy Of Msrna Cbsrta
has been cxcclIed BIZ later specimens Of art, and
the lac SMILES Of the seals and signatures have
rnsde every reader Of taste in Great r. ;t,i.
acquainted, in some degree, not merely with The
state Of knowledge and Of art at the pcr.oi n
Of King Joho, King Henry, and their Barons
bold"
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Surely the Declaration OF AS,rEsoA AZ Isicpen-
lence is, at least, well entitled 20 the tecora-
tons OF art, AS the Magma Charta of Eagsud anc
It the fac Smiles Of the signatures OK the patriots
who signed it were publ shed il America, il would
to CRAFTY curiosity, at least as isutabe rs
that which calls Tor limitations OF the correspondents
of Junus, or OF the sr;stocracy that wrcstcd the
English Charter from the reluctant monarchs oil The
dav.
We are firmly persuaded that the more the prin.
ciplcs olour Declaration OF Independence are spread
out before the eyes Of the world, the mere they III
b. admired, by foreign nations as well as our own,
anil every innocent and honest device that may
serve to attract attention toward them, viii serve
also, to promote the grs cause of public liberty
Such embelli,hed edition rs will render it an
ornament to an apartment, will have a tendency
to spread the Knowledge OF its contents, among
those who would otherwise have turned their
thoughts but lightly towards the subject. Such an
edition will to place it continually under the
eye of man, woman aud child in fsmiiy--it will
associate the pieasurable ideas of elegance and
ornament with the history OF the transaction itself
and tamisrise those principles which form, or
ought to form, the very bond aud cement OF po-
litical society. Nor is it of smail moment that
such edition, well executed, will serve as spe-
cirnen of the state of the FINE ARTS amongst us
at the present day. Act'sted by these views, the
subscriber proposes to publish
A SPLENDID EDITION
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FOR SALE.

On a credit IF one, tsvo and three uears.
'kNdAI hiehLy IMPROVED F.4RN. in
han, P pnee wilsm COUNTY, known by she name Of Ora
contains about 500 acres (which about 200
Uerd ne advantages of the Farm are equal 10 any in that
, o o. e country It's distance from Washington being
NUS 10. On the Farm, is comfortable Dwelling
~ oy ~ ee-Aso, stone kitchen and meathose with
orchard, garlen, &C. ~ " '' ,
IS unnecessary 10 speak Of the soil presuning those de
sous OF purchasing Will view H. which may be done on an
70 John hooe, Esq who present has the Farm IN
Possession may be had on the LIST of next s,ra ,, ~
chaser having the privilege of seeding. -
AZ Graham Park on Wednesday, the 9TH September will
ue offered Tor sale saveral likely NFCROES HON
ana Farming Utensils, deliverable the LIST January next
SHEEP greater proportion of which are IL and
Sd bootisd CATTLE and HOGS with ali the tIonsciod
and Kitchen Furniture ~ ~
Terms made known ON the day Of sale.
JOHN G. HESLOP, Executor If
George Graham, decd.
juno ~. 15-fiS
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MINERAL yvATER-in .4mtlia.

MINERAL vVATER--im .4mslia.
YHvitf Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
4 and the public in ge:.eral, that he will be res-
dy by the Goth inst. to receive Boarders at Mill
Grove, (very convenient TO the Mineral Spring.
in Amehs From the very liberal encouragement
ne met with the last season. he has been intlaced to
add very considerably to his buildings, which, tho
not quite finished, so Ear progressed in, to at
lord great convenicnces and accommodations to the
visitors OF this Spring, The water of which has lately
been so frequently used, and its many valuable
qualities so well estsbished, by many persons in tie
lower COUNT and the neighhorhood OF the spring,
that 1t IS deemed uselessto say any thing up
on hat SUI CT.
Bodrding, the present season, viii be 81 per
week tor grown persons, and half that price Tor
children, Cor reasonable charge by the day) Ser
wants will be boarded at SIS per week, furnished
with two meals day, and IL cents for every addi-
tiona meal directed By their owners
Horses kept at the usual prices, Us cents for ev-
cry "a hours.)
A variety of the best of Liquors will be constant
'y kept, tor which there will be a separate but
moderate charge.
TiLMON f. JETER.
oUfy 10. l9-zySzv
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virtue OF sundry DEGREES of :he Su-
p.rios Court d chsneery for the Richmond D;s,rc
Prononneed IN suit therein pending, between bs. d,ss
Of William cambridge, deed Paint fraud Da,iJ 1snr
eo. an" susan ms wife, and others, Defendants-
- me subscribers viii expose sale at public auction
me Aucuon Store of Heron, Siron & CO. in th. SD CO,
OF ihafsaay the st day Of August next III si M az
nus. ih Gay thereaiter te several parts of the estate in b
county oil Heirico, called WINDSOR desirnfei j., de
@ .eae9i, according TO ~hichit lately sold ard which
II, IL, IS, II and &c. - - . ., w
during the life of Mrs. Darlington ~; h ;y,,
TOT one una OF the purchase money. provided sh Ds cr
gr thA i'e years from the list Of September last and If
se should ne before that time then for five years rom ,,
r o. Septensber of Eve years from The said first OF
oePemper last for hvosixis of ile rrside and he re-
one-S,xtI thereof tobe paid the ,irs av of Sep
r het,. interest will he required on the who'll, anot
VI u. pun cisemoney payable semi-ani,aiiy until the x
OF me credit, upon the OF Setenber aud tc
t OF 'isreh IN each year. The purchaser will also he -
CURED pay in ready money, full years nrst IN tl
OF September last. - e''N 'i" on '"e Isl
Bond and security, rs also ADDED NJ trns, or ,t -
~, viii be required of the purchasers 10 va e PoP'i-
CO plat of the above property 10 he se, q, ,t r.
OF Heron, Sinton < Co. " 'e "i'Os
THOMAS TAyLoR,2
IT,, 40 WILLIAM HAY jun. commissioners
euy ios 1S-f,ls
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STOP THE FIIIEF!I
Sfoh lin 4! Seoh him ,

Stop lin ! Stoh him !
GfoLEN on the Hiaht ofthe Cd inst. from nav
r., stable, in Goovhland Coanty, T,HREE
he Firs', large bodied bright bay, nine yesrs
DID, with along name and tail, star in his forehead
remarkably deep hoiiows over bis eyes, with de-,
Iect 10 the right about eethigh, tlo,1, PAGES, as
gaIlops we'll. P'~o'' '''s'
The Second, bis match, seven years old. com.
Pactly formed, with switch tail, star in NJ mr.
heau, moves roughly, no other marks at present
recollected.
The Third. bay, somewhat darker than ,,s n.
thers, about nine years old, short bob ta;I- mn,
windgalded particularly 10 hishind Iers about four
iee zine or ten inches high, trots, PAGES, and al.
lcps slnggshly.
reward If 1.aea.y DoRars will he eiyen for
each horse, or for such Information as viii ensils
me to yet them ag-in. aud One Yrstaret mi ~,
OolYars for the Thief -
JOSEPH S. WATKINS,
Do1er MILE, Go0chind County, N.
July 13. 1S',T
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SPRING GOODS

yENdE Subscribers expect to receive in day or
u two BY the Indian Chief from London
Superhne London Cloths and Cassimeres, Toll
nctts and Cuttings, Fancy AiusIins for ladies' dres
ses, Printed Blue, Buff aud Indian striped Dimities
Furniture do. Cotton, and Linen and Cotton Tyke'
York striped Naukeens, Balloon Bombazettes assor,
Yea colours, Ladies' Cotton Hose and Silk Gloves,
Mems and ChiIdren's Cotton Hose. do Rrovn sn2
half Hose, Buck and Yerk Tan, Gloves, sewing Silk.
Dolmon and Wakey's best London Hats Britannia
Table and Tea Spoons, Common do. Cloth. Tooth
and Shaving brushes, Seine and Shop Irvine. so
Casks 81 Nails Hat points, Casks iOd. do London
Porter, White Lead, Spanish Brown, &c.
They have on hand, Irish Linens and Sheet;ng.
Cambria and Jaconett Muslin, Light and DARK
ground colo1red Prints, and an assortment of Hard
7Safe aud Cnflety-AIl of which they offer for sale
on accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND COLQUHOUN * Co.
June 1. 7fF
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CINCINNATI, (O.) June II.
CINCINNATI MANUFACTURES.

We are granfeiin noticing the growing prosperity o.
manufactures in this town. Scythe and Sickle niufac-
tory has recently gone into operation, and furos those
arcrso superior quality at 20 dolls per dozen for the
forper and 10 dolls per dozen, for the latter; SCREW
AUGEHs are also made here and sold at 10 cents per quar-
ter inch aless price than those imported.
4 MUSTARD MASUFAC roxy IS in successful opc.
ration the price Of which peb. BY The kcs Is dO3
dolis. per bush. given for mustard seed.
rhe ugoprirtcrs Of te Cincinnati oil 3ill will shortly
commence tie manufacture ofCASTOR OIL and now
give two dolls per buyel for e seed Of the PaIna Christi,
Castor Oil or Mole Beam.
We recommend the cultivation Of this plant 20 our
lends the farmers rs be raised sith but itlc
b and eHtctuay xpe that pernicous animal, the mole
from the farm which IL grows.
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POWHATAN HILLS
ron our L.

IHNLh Proprietor having gwen Joint interest !.
Il that handsome range Of Hills near Powl.afan.
among his children, who are DESTROYS to sell tie
same--ihey will, on Tbasdsy the tst Of August.
at o'clock in the evening, be exposed in eo,ve-
h'ent Du'lamg lots, extending from Mr.. Fuiioos.
towards Almonds Creek, which sepers,es fJ.en,
from Nation Hill, ana within or 600 wards ~
Tie river. There are few more elegant rci.cs than
these.
The view OF the city, c1untfy and water, would
DC pressing u any who wokl9 examine theis.
lhey ~'ll be sold on = credit Of ~, rs and %
months, fos approved endorsed negotiable not.s.
and The property shewn by application to Mr.. Fai.
ton or JOS. ii. Mayo. The lots will contain from,
to acres, as will be seen by plan shortly 70 h,
dePohted ia the Office Of Heron. Sinton, n 60.
TBOS. TAYLOR
June H. 20---tds
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NH 8.
BENLOMOND FOR SALE.

y pursuance of the last will of Beniam;,
WatNns, dec viii be Offered for sale on the nrer;
on Thursday the first day ofhugustnexr the m,
LANDon which he lived in county Of CsoochiarS al
SO miles above the City of Richmond and so
eres o. James River Low Grounds ana about $40 acre. 70
good high land lying remarkably WE'LL and of c,nl,
SHY and highly improbable. The buildings on Ibis
are sufficiently large. in good condition, and
arranged 4 is believed, however, that persons wh;n
purchase this property, will examine II before t, s 70
safe and that more particular description is
The purchaser will b. required pay on.-tl,r on II,
price on the first day Of January, 1917, wtn II the
IS made the title shall b. conveyed and posss;o ,
the balance in TWO equal annual paymts; that is on, III
er third on the first day January, isis and the
Decd OF Trust on the Property. Wy
Inc purchaser shall have The privilege Of sowing wbc
IN the fall, or il may be by contract under his a.
tor, by the manager now on the pian.atior S
At the same time and place, will be sold the bor,er
arn Kitchen furintuTe.-Ihe Terms be made Luoxu ~
the sale. HENRY r. WA1KJNs En u.
Juy S. i6-fds u
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putIADEIPlIIA Lux

There is fear that in consequence of
arrangements, il may be nnpractcable continue the
hibtion of the MUSEUM the State ouse and the city
deprived Of an institution which has been equally
useful and honorable TO IL We understand that Mr. Peale
Is hreparis an aarss. 10 ~. anu OF
from its very small beinning to its pr,sen: s,sleand
solicit their assistance TO Tx it permanent foundation
kic. may the time inise and his family
tie proper reward for l-s aoor and the citizens,
The CONSTANT endowment OF collection, which IS rnequal
lei .. View World, ald never mentioned without
rSSt in tie Old.
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FoR SIZE

FOR S.fLE.
yE2'iE Subscriber has Just received. per the Geu-
, erai ke,npt, from Liverpool. The following
articles, which he offers for sale on good terms
viz:
1900 Sacks Salt,
600 Crates assorted Earthen Ware,
10 Casks Table China,
SO Casks Hardware and Cutlery, we'll
assorted.
WIN. GORDON, f Street,
OPPOSITE the Eant ofFrgi,iia
June 9-w2n
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A MANAGER WANTED
No. 10 Chesnut street


Tor Ne7v Kent Charity School.
AN the ~ Thursdsy Of August next, at New.
' y Kent court house, an election will take place
for person qualified to act in ule above capacity
His duties arc 10 attend to the poor Of the county.
to instruct tie children committed to his care. and
TO supcfutcnd the business Of the farm. Distant ar.
plicants will be attended to, by addressing Il -
{ isi PAID 70 the Trustees Of said Iusutul<
unnecessary iorthosc aho have large
size families, to apply. -
.Julu 1g.
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young gentleman in Ireland the Point of marry
most tenderly attached, happened receive visit
the son of one of his fathers intimate friends The
visitor received with all imaginable marks of kml
ness, and in order to pay him the highest compliment, the
intended bride given ohm, by her lover,
for partner ball, that early succeeded his ARRIVAL
They danced together the whole evening" ard the next
morning, ia violation of the Law, hospitality
part and every moral tie the other took themselves OF
secretly to Scotland, where they married. The young
gentleman sunk nnicr the double weight of irgratitude
and trequittd love and having the following in
ho-r of melancholy, the generosity of which almost
une-aDpisd-he died in a deep decline CANoN.
Thou art gone ava, thon'rt gone AVA,
rhoa'rt gone ava, from nue., Mary,
SDr friends. I. could make thee stay,
1houst cheated them and me, Mary
Until this hour, never thought.
ghat ought could alter thee, Mary
or thou'r, the mistress OF NY heart,
Think what thou wilt OIL me, Mary.
whate'cr he said, or might pretend,
Who stole that heart oiihine, Mary;
I'm sure. true love not his end,
Not such love mine, Mary.
spoke sincere, nor iiatterd much,
Had no unworthy view, Mary,
For money gems, nothing such,
No--l lovd only you, Mary.
Though thou'st pruyd false YET while live,
I'll sui wish well 10 thee, Mary
May friends farse', AMI I'll forgive,
Thy WRONGS them and nir, Mary.
7 hen fare thee well and rest thee sure,
Tho thou hast cheated me- Mary
FOR all thy sex, III ne'er endure,
Iiaif what I've done for thee. Mary.
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EOR SIZE.

Ely virtue of deed Of trust, bear;,..
date the tenth dry of June lsi B. and of recol m,
county of Roekbrge executed the suhscr,su e
Charles Robertson. TO secure tie payment ofce. sums %
money therein mentioned silry persons bal,.r, OF
Rockbridge county, viii he sold, to h. hshrs, b;i o.
public yedue, according law, beoret the front door az
Eagie1avrn in Lexington on tie 9th day Of Angus, We
the following Cotton Machinery, One mule
drsdand forty spndies-one troste flame of ono b,
and tweEty spindl. drawings Of four
rowing frame, of twelve cansthree ,artinr cr.,ps
the batting frames belonging them, and All he WIN
nances and appesldages Of the said machine,y-,r
OF said property will be sufficient 10 sat,S,, ,i,
due, according To the tenor and eject of said de-
with Interest, and costs OF executing ssd trust "usi,
JOHN PATTON
JOSEPH BLAIR sTns,.
.ynlu s. t6-S,.
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Bar- mn Stone Manufacforv.

VBN1E Subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has just received direct from France
arge quantity Of prime Burr Boes ofa sut rjor oali,
any hitherto imported this place. aud haSing hsn en-
gagged ~ tx business upwards Of fifteen wears b. a,rs
himself from his long knowledge Of e trade and t a.,
pro.siiOp which his has hitherto met with liza, IL,
will he able manufacture VIII Stones on as r,asn,,ie
terms ose imported from the North, and warrant them
perform well.
lie has opened shop the 10Th Street nearly or,ro
site the old Cts Tavern, whore Gentleen are invited
20 call.
Nd7RAEIcL wHITE q Co.
tuse IS. tL.tf
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TUVIIE Public are respectfully informed, that
4 gave to Oven Franklin, of Chesterfield, my
obligation to pay him SUN Of money therein
stated, for the purchase Of Wagon, geers and
horses, 10 be paid on condition that there was to
be no incumbrance on the same. The public are
hereby cautioned not to receive the boad, ~ hsse
reasons 70 believe that the said property is under
III mbranee, aad I s,n determined not 10 pay the
same.
RICHARD HARRIS.
i'm IL. 10 agisy
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JuIy IS.

NIRGINIA-At Court continued
and held for Louisa County, le 18th day Of juno,
1916.
Eiza5b. KUN Elenor frances, Jcrson Jchn and Polly
R051ydg, fl)Gnt children Of Frances 4Hn R05ards, a
daugher ahdkgGie u JoSebh Perkins, deceased, by NJ
ctolas :. Powierter, ue,r guardian md ne.,t fren1
Plaintiff, against Ihoras Rc5ct n1d N0nfg RoJGrdS u
Ro5sH u J0stph Peks, Ea'crs efJoJePh Psrkigs, dec
Defendants.
The Defendants Thomas, Robert and Nancy Rohart
having entered their appearance ard given security ae
cUding the act Of Assembly and the Rules this Court
and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence, dat they
inhabitants Of this Comm onweaih. II IL Orcre that
tho said Defendants do appear here the second Monday
IN September next and The Bill VI the Plaintiff
aud that copy Of this order b. Forthwith deserted IN some
Newspaper published in the City &c Eclmod, Tor two
mopths suceessyey, and posted the front door OF the
Courthouse Of this County some Court day.
COpy--TcHc,
JOHN Po1NDExTER, c. s. c.
July IT, eo-.wsw
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OF THE
DECLARATION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Which shall be, in all resp cts, .3,herican.--
Al the necessary materials shall be manufactured
IN this country, and expressly for this publication.
The Designs x the EngraUinys, shall be the work
OF -7neIfcan Artists ; the publication throughout
shall afford evidence Of what citizens hGoe done
in politics and con do IL art
Phiidosiphia, March 1916.
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MuNIFIcENCE OF NEW YORK.

Bya late report Of the Comptroller of the State of New
York appears that there has been expended on te
Aims that City, since the year 1872 35s7ol dus.
aud hst the old Aims House exHence from 1913 to this
tme. has been 100000 Hos These expenditures bespeak
iberaty rs well as opulence.
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IN Renrico County Court, Jrlkv u.
4 kRDEREO, That William MAYA, VIM. Pr:cs
= Richard Adams, John G. Mosby and nenie'
min Sheppard be appointed Commissioners 10 ,..ce; ~
posaiS To have survey and chart taken Of this Comfy
I eaby 10 an Act of Assembly passed nj the asr
.e an ACT 70 provide an accurate Chart each Coun-
Copy. 1esse,
IB WHIT OcEE r,pL
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July IS:
WOTTCE.

NOTICE..
4 CREEABLY to the last will snd testament of
- Lud1peH Braclets, oIec'G will be offered for
sale, the 14th day of September next ON the
premises, that valuable I'y'sct oJLand on which
the said I4udwell lately lived, lying on Appomattox
River, in the county of Amelia containing between
and 600 acres, nearly halle which is low grounds
good proporlios of which is equal in quality aud
situation to any on the river, bordering Oh the same
tor about three miles. The said land is admin ABLY
situated for all the advantages of gsod & convenient
ma.ksts, beiag distant from Richrhond 10 miles,
from Petersburg about so, from Cartersville 10 and
within short distance from several Manufacturing
Mills on the river, abCye and helog T. The said
Land will be shewn 10 any p rson wishing to pur-
chase, by Mr. Thomas IL Bracket, residing on
the premises; and any persos wishing TO treat pri-
vatey for the purchase before thu ,'ay OF sale NAV
direct their propositions to Mr.. Thomas H. Wahon,
near Gainesville, BY whom tI.e terms OF sale will
be made known.
ANNE f. BRACKETT,
Ersc'ar. Of LudzoeR Brackett, decd.
Juiy 10. lo-U.szv*