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bera jealousy has been fcstcrei by persons in hot
places, rs the prosperity OF the would be in
curious 70 the othcr-nothins is certainly more alb
sUrN.-'Ihe two places cannot be rivals, ought
not tn be, except IN acts o. mutual friendship and
interest. Norfolk n.u-t he great SEAPORT, and
the larger il becomes, the more Richmond will he
advantaSed; no person OF eOmmoa observation can
he insensi'le ol the feet.
Eiehmoud, from its local situation, improvements
already made and osers in contemplation, will be
the great mart for II cling the immense produce
of this great stste-s manufactures requiring he
aud Of .tofer Must flourish here in superior de-
gree. Let us suppose Norfolk 10 be as srge AS n.
York; itchniund would have :, mark { at Ter
doors, as i, may be sail. Tile idea of making
Richmond sea port. is evidently absurd, TO
ry man who sscen,'s James River up TO that city,
aud does not permit his pr istlices - warp his lg
sient In the same way Nnritlk hss her sdNart
age in the facility ghieh will be found, in procuring
nrticiesof export, which, with other things, are al
ways To be had better aud cheaper where they are
more extensively Collected. The establishment Of
the Steam Boat, with t.e ether preparing, will it,
crease the Intercourse between the two places be-
yond all csicusiion. A merchant from Narok.
may leave home one day. buy cargo III tie
Exchange in Richmond, aad BE- in his Canning
itcuse tic next day but one. SO too may the Eier-
chant OF Ricbinond, ehsrtvr ship 10 take OH lis
pradnce, and be at homo in the same time. In hue,
IT IS our opaion, that he growth and prosperity
oil the one place, viii mpart the same TO the u
trr.
The internal navigation wl,iehis contemplated in
Norfolk will very gtti, fat ali affect Richmond in
her uiei'ai trade that great Of her wealth
wall continue TO ncrcasc--as will her milling and
manufactures. That the improvement ia the
Navigation o. Roanoatc, viii be ofimmense sdvsn-
tsge to Norfolk certain, hut wkieh, has been
remarked, cannot iajure, but viii benefit Rich
mond.
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E-charles Rocke, yreierich r.Chhsen Wni Richard.
or Joseph Riddle :. DAnerd e,iods. Joseph Roper Ma
han,e y Robinson, SPENCE Rcai.c John Reesie, Rrvd
A. A. Richardson, Anth1ny Robinson, SEQ. Rayburne
Geo. RNVt, VIM. Rose. Geo. Vibers, Michael Rednrord
John v. Roper, lRnton Richardson, Harriet Robins Jo-
sepl Reiird. The JaiOr of Richmond. t<oht Richards,
Jses Richie, Mr Renaut Samuel Runer, Franeis Rev
msnt
S--Coo. W. Smith. Joseph She ,,herd Elizabeth Smith.
capt Jacob stevens, Raphael b spading John .ns, VIM
Siyinhorgcn Benjamin +. spsldns, Mrs. Betsey Smith,
fleinnmg Shepherd, nis. Mar, L. S,,r Mrs. Susanna
r. sutton. john Scott Rcard Scott. Samuel Steel william,
Snow. Rp;. &. Sarbuck, ID. W Sharp r Siz.r Cap,ain
Samuel S,apes Canaan William, s,anvoa N;ch,lasi Size
horn. Mrs. Aiiy Lightly, Miss AnIle ID. Stuart Geo Samp.
son Miss llarinry Smith, AicssS VIM. K L. Sutton, Geo.
Se~e Burreli Sharp, Moshy Shepherd Rocker shelton
James Sizer. Henry Sner. n. Sheppard, Mayer Stuart
Captain Roht. Scott Iu Simpson,, B,rsow Sylvester. iun
Mrs Catherine Stewart Rieht. Smith. Park Street. Robt.
Sm'they. John w Sr,h, Benjamin Seiooied John shep-
herd, John Slade. Ihos. Storms Samuel Steel, Rich
ard sampson. William stanv cod Mrs. Lettuce Smith
i-Dlmel Taylor, Edmond Ia;em, john 1aylsr. Gu
malns Taylor, BENJAMIN c. Farmer, fhas Terry, Henry
- Terrell Dr. Philip lurpin Miss Agess lins'ey, jacob
lanior Miss Lucy Turpii kic'id H. ioier, AIMS. Ias-
Wen, thomas Taylor Litucon ". Iazeweil. Mr. 1homp
John IoSleS, Francis TAYLOR Mrs Pa;t Iurnan, Cap
'a,n Skeleton ioiniinscn, Chas Turner.
C-Cap,. Thomas underwood.
E-JOin Valentine.
H--Doct. Thomas j. wray, Thomas Watkins. John
Wright. Miss Martha T. Watson, Sarah Woods. Clement
6er Woodward, w. H. Watson, John y. Whitlock White
:; Taylor, Henry Williams VIM. Wright, Mrs. L. West,
benjamin Wolfe. Mrs. Frances Wingo, Daniel Wards.
worth, Geo. e. Williams Wm Warner, Mcssrs Nathaniel
White X Co. Elizabeth Wade. Elisha Weeks ,en, Tho.
mas Wade, James Williams, BENJAMIN G.. Waiter, John
walker, Captain Erssus Williams, Joshua Wills john
Gt3 Wilson, Geo. Williamson. Gershorn Is. Webster, ioha
Williams. Messrs Winston &; Zeal. VIM. Woodfin, John
wilson, Snsan Wooliin, Geo. Williams.
Mrs Mary X. Young, John Young, Col. elias. Yam
ceys.
WILLIAM FOIrsREE, sen. PAX
per,ons wanting advertised letters, will ask for adj
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rem lie Vorfoie Ledger
RICHMOND.
Ce,roi.ue County, Ju5 son, 1916.

il has been many yeors, since VIC have visited
Dos citv, aaA 10 much os we were prepared by re-
tort. Cor Improvement, We f,nd il greater than we
i,ad5magiaed.
There IS q sgr.i Of cnterPri<e and general aeti-
yitv. ~ AL Of locpd advantages, that mu9t make
this large city The pubic spirit which IS mani
fstc in improving The place, is worthy olimitation
The ridiculous wninipg aboet CpsHse, is not hear
IN Richmond; the citizens Of the place Snow VERY
veil that hills cannot be leyelled a;i fslies 6Ied
no. ,iat comfort and ornameat esn7ot be had,
,,,a,e.it money and great deal Of it--snd money
e,nuoi be raised without taxes. ~ the time we
,srrc in Riehmoad. n very ariuous undertake vas
IN bsrc--that Of preparing uniform level u tie
,iiv. for future buildings We were informed
tb5t thrce haodsed labcrers were daily employed
h, he Corparston in this basnes, which, With tie
- ,,o,ss. sc. employed, must make The diaf-
IN sxn.nse equal 30 ioUr Or Eve hundred Guiiars
7gt tncre are n4eay other public undertakings for
,,.r All ornsrneat. that are strong Evidences Of
=, si;b asi public spirt'
We. perhaps, sh,ud not have noticed Redmond
So ,ti. va. II i were NOT Tor the purpose 81 oler-
,r remarks 10 which bOta Richmond AID
n..t aagc %. .i.ter-s. a Voiy g. oiiia .'ii i'i'-
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LAND For SAFE

Nm Pursuance OF the last VIII and TX stancrt Of
Anthony Minter, deed. will be offered for sale,
the premises, on Thursday, the 18th day of
August next, II isir Tnot, the next fair day there
after, the Ii'ict 81 Ld',d wlereoh tie said Antho-
ny Minter lived, in the county of Powha'an lying
ON the rasin road leading from Gainesville to
Richmond, about 81 miles from the City of Rich
mond and iroiu the Town OF jefferson, coutain-
ing two hundred Acres. This isnd lies well, aud
is remarkably well wetered the soil is well adapt
ed to The culture of the different species of grain
usually cultivated. The Improvements are not
considerable, but such as would answer the pur-
poses Of a moderate sized family. 1t being presu
med that persons wishing to purchase this proper
ty, will examine it previous to the day OF sale, a
more particular description is deemed unnecessa-
ry.
Mr.. John Williams, who lives on the land. will
at any time show il TO any person ishins TO view
IT.. The purchaser will be reGAired to pay one
third OF the price at the time OF sale, when con-
veyaace will be made; another one third on the
18th OF Augest, 1917, and the remaining third, on
the 18th fAugast, 1918 which tive last payments
are TO be secured by Deed of Trust on the pro-
perry The purchaser will have the privilege of
sowing wheat in the fall at the usual time. and have
full possession gwen the first Of january next
At the same time and place, will be offered for
sale, n StH, belonging to tIiis estate. which is in
lolerab!e repair.
WIN. LEAKE, Ear.
Jeiy -. 19-w5ts
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TIE SUBSCRIBER
BAS JUST RECEIVED, a large supply O.
< a CANTON CHINA,
Consisting Of
L'-se anal Small Dining Sets
Do elegant Gilt Tea Sets
Do do. pencd 10.
DO. do. Enamcl'd do.
Boxes containing aco pieces Tea Cups aud sauccrs
10. 90. 400 10. Collie do. Co match
200 Deu.lohrs, large size
-.3LSO--
supply FRESH TEAS, superior quality and ia
NDFoR RENT
II Small Dsvcilihg.H ouSe--on Shockoe Hill.
EDly.4RD H4LL.4.f.
-Guguw 3. 9s-.s6.v
WE WISH TO HIRE,
4 Assistant Miller. anu are disposed TO allow
"a liberal Wsges-Vouchers from respectable
persons ofhi qualifications and character, will be
required.
Ne zsfRsfpe Cash, far
Flour Bsrrels,
Hoop Poles,
Slaves and Healing.
a good Hostier and careful Carriage Driver, Is
wanted.
p. HAXALI& Co.
Anspst 3. 9s-w1m
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Eating Words.

Yesterday mar was detected by the police Of
heers with cnunterstit ,ooney, watch he endeavor-
ed TO conceal 1y swallowing, and thrust It into his
mouth Tor that purpose. Alter sustaining grippe
on his throat, however, till nearly strargied, ne
dsgorged the obnoxious nlattei, aud was committed
for tliu IN. T. Gal
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pHILNDEL-PHI1.


HSOR SALE, at the Wholessle Commission
q Warehouse, fer disposal Of Domestic aud En-
r2peGn Goods. No. IL, North Sd street, next door
to William E.lol,'s Ho,e.
10000 Cotton Yarns, best quality
Bed Ticsens, a large assortment
Mattrass Stripes
Checks and Stripes
American Caiicoes
Shivtings aud Sh-. ,ngs
Long Cloths, Chambrsys
Saddle Cloth Suits
Cossieetts and sattinets
Sunerine Cloths
Twilled Jeans printed
RucSskin Gloves
Mt;inets
Gnghams
Fisnnels
Hosiery and Wove Drawers
Stout Kerseys
Floss aud Cotton thread. Sc.
JOHN LORRAIN, Jun.
.feert.
July 81. 9s-w6w
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THE SUBSCRIBER
NOTICE..

FSSHE. Subscriber tai es this mehn, cfinforrn;np q, .
Members Of the Mutual assurance .Societr,
against ffre on BnihEaes. of dc State of Virp;n,
"a tna' he Is prepared and q proceeding on to The
So9ntles OF Albe'narle, Fluvanns Brunswick. Bed
lo'u' ana tne towns within them, sc. for the pnr.
pose Of re-vauing aad making coIlectons- and f.,
me 'ar'he purpose of receiving notices TO make de-
el"Ie''ons OF New Assurances, by any House owner
WIN. DICKINSON. Jr.
Spec'aI agent cfthc .sl II. Soci-ty
y,L.oo cfplrgi,H1.
go ~ 2I-41y
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tFroal he BeD'asf .Aequs Letter.l

AIN lKloit MELODY,
In reply to Cobbett's attack on Potatoes.
Tune" Dear creatures, canr 10 syt.os, ,heu,.'
on. heres the wide norll race that car. beat US
rom Canada cold hills to su,ry Japa,,
h.,st W. iiien and feast th, smiling potatoes,
tfnn ErIn, green v,ilies friendly to man.
II IS mot an abundance slone, and slenty
Oi piun simple fare the potatoes supplies,
kut snis. i,-i and butter, and bacon 50 dainty,
liens, duck geese and turiics, and lat mutton PIES
cHoRCs.
Sweet roots nf Erin can't live without them
No tongue can .Npress their importance TO man,
Poor corporal COhhstt knows nothing about them,
Wen bod them, AMI eat them, as long can.
In the skirts or Ont boys, that covered with ruses
IN islcs that We al With the sweat Of cir brow
onthe wild mountain SIDE, cleared Of Lta,h rocks and
brushes,
We plant ;le kind root with the spade the plough.
ltn TIE s0r, bseelss, with soft yca showers,
10 hns, s'ie process that man has gan,
Add. brilliant sgcccssion Of sweet smelling flowers,
Rpflectn brgh. usre the RAYS of SUI.
thorus-Sl;ecs soot 81 Erin, Sjt.
The lna, TOO. thus broke and brought in nv potatoes,
"rniuees III, cream OF northern cheer,
In Grams OF rich barley that cnr,for, ant treat US
70 inrish0Sc whisSey. and riaghera beer,
theil heres To the b-ase boys that plant d,m and eat
them,
To fhtten their pics.and -her w'anc and their wives
Nav noaeofthe ccrpov7i's principles seize iem,
20 shorten thcirdays cn.itor their lives.
chnrnS-Slstft roofs y tssg Sc
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NOTICE

s hereby given, that at the next August Court of
a Charlotte County, at the Court-houss thereof.
shall sell at public auction, COR cash. so much of s
the Lands and LOIS in that county, returned delin
quenl TOR the non-psy OF the taxes of the last
year; as will besuficient to discharge the arrears
OF taxes which shalt then remain unpaid for that
year ana ten percentum damages thereon, together
with the taxes Of the present vesr-The ssles win
commence on tn first day of the Court, and con-
unue from day 70 day until they shall be completed.
The Subscriber is ssthorized TO receive ali such
taxes and damages at any time before the land shall
he sold-A list Of delinquencies may be seen in the
Clerks Office of the County, in p9ssesso, of The
Subscriber. OF, in the Office OF the Auditor of ub
lie Accounts.
JENNINGS M. JEFFRESS, d. S.
For THOS. PETTUS, S. C. C.
June IL 1owe
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Ea:tract ef a letter eln,ed Lorolar. .lan Q5M fom

ErtrGct Of a letter dated Londsn, .lIy o5ih, from
Gsenflemai 70 his friend IN this city.
II iswith pleasure communicate to YOU the
tact, (and as an American, do it with correspon-
ding iecllngs) iat at meeting otthe royal society
ut London, held on the evening of THURSDAY, the
Esd Of May, INST. Doctor David Hosack, cf YOUR
city, was elected fellow ut that body. must al
80 adj, that the meeting was well attended--that
SIR Joseph Banks presiied-tliat many the most
distinguished philosophers OF the age were pre-
sentand that The suffrage OF the society was unan-
imous--a high honor AM, Il one.
Sir Joseph had been pleased to remark. that
the society do credit Ia themselves by the decision
With the exception OF DE-. Franklin and Mr. Rit-
tenhouse, thisis the only instance, | believe, thst
this distinguished honor has been conferred upon an
American ~ 7. .Naf. .ldv.
The flooring and railing cisthe Great Bridge IN
Previdencc, completed on YMeSeiiy last -LtS
dimensions arethe south foos 1oae nine feet. tn
carriage zray sirty three feet, and tie north fact
-caLh tsenty-fhrec fret The ,vioie 4oiath including
tie rnifngs, IS about :tnctyseuenfset lie lengh
ddout so. IL is believed to be tie 1ai,iest bridge
IN Me United States. if Soi IN tie zcorli
(Providence Paper.
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.ng,sst 8.
LAND at Auction,
EELIIL.RE Sol d nj Rnn1 C...l- 80.

I1HNU az .INCkION.
M1lLLBE SOLD, at Beat Greek, on Tues
FOUR uUA DRED ACRES OF LAND Wing On Iome,
River and on both sides ofDa,ds Greek one hundred a.
cres OF which are ow-prounds of TIE best quality one
hundred andhty acres OF the high grounds cleared the
Land. ~
On this tract ofland (Which situated within one mile
oil the PTeeof sale and twenysix of Lynchburg) is new
and convenient dwengouse, with six rooms torethcr
WIN every o'hr necessary improvement also Apple md
Peach Orchards of good fruit, and eligible situation for
Merchant Mill, on extensive scale, and on a never
failing %
Genemen who wish purchase one Of the most valuo
bic tract, OF band in the Upper Country, would do well
to avail themselves of the present opportunity
Terms Of Snic--one-third Of the money To he nail; IN
The rsi day of January next NJ which time possession will
De gwen inc balance III one and two years. the payments
secured by bonds with approved enlorser or rms, %
ON the Land. An undoubied title will be made
JAMES FREFLAND,
WAl. FREELAND.
-, buckingham cou,ty.
h..-. ". 95-wt,ls
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LAND FOK SAFE
Jelly IS.

LAND FOR SALE.
rHNbE Subscriber wishes TO sill the Tract OF
Limp, wherein he res,les, in the county Of
fia''aS. On Pe!scat Greek, within four miles of
aea'isvilie, on Bsnis,er River; it contains about
$50 acres; $50 of which is cleared, and in an ele
giant state Of cultivation Tor crop of any descript
on i; about go acres of prime low-g grounds, two
thirds OF which has been recently dtched and
cleared. and 1t is at present in tobacco the houses
are convenient, and mostly new; ,olerably good
oistuiery, and toar most excellent stills one of
whlch operates vita tube which enables il TO do
double work with great ease. To those who have
heard the character Of the Polecat lands it il use
less TO say any thing in commentator, and those
VINO have not, IT Is presumed. will enquire of 9th
ers. " ~
The terms viii be liberal, as TO the price and rs
to payment yonng negroes viii he received at va.
nsi'on should the purchaser prefer it, to payment
in money.
Should application be made in the absence Of the
suhacr1ser, apply TO William w Wamack. o.,
William Cole, living near the premises
BEVERLEY HUGHES.
June - IS-vSw
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
y Virtue of Deed of Trust executed
= 10y john Brown. in order the payment of
certain sums Of money Stephen Du,a viii ne sold,
the Tt Gay Of Angus, next, the premises, for cash.
certain TRACT OF LAND, containing fifty four and
threefuuriis lying and heng in the County of
rico. aud bounded BY the Lands of BENJAMIN Bowles decea-
Scdaild Joseph Holman
PETER coTrRELI., jun. r,1,see,.
Juiy27. es-w1ws
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Bur- NM Stone Mandatory.
FENHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
Il pubic, that he has lust received direct from France
a large quantity Of prime Burr Bioets ola supf quality
any hitherto imported to this place. and having been
gagged ~ the business upwards Of fifteen years. he fatcrs
himself from his oiig trowkdge Of the trade, and The alp
prOhition which lis WORK las hitherto WITH that he
will te able manufacture Niil stones reasonable
oss imported from the North, and them
perform we'll
fle has opcred shop The 18Th Street nearly oppo
ste the Old City Tavern, where Geitlsrtn are invited
TO cail.
rATHhyIEL B-gITE & Co.
J1nic Is. lift
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LAND FOR SIZE.

A.4SO FOR S.dLE
bR Virtue of decree of the Court oftbe Uni
z ted States for the fifth Circuit and Virginia
Tnsule'' Mii be sold at Pubic Auction at RfGUIRFs
Tavern IN the town of Winchester o the o7t da IF An
g,st new III nr Otherwise the fair day III. fow;n
viz: Do " 'St' -Aeais, eee -
THREE TRACTS. in the County of F-eslericloneo f
tiird i45 acres. - -sieS ann th-
SiH TRACTS in the countyof IiarIv--one of ,be,,
continuing 2o567 acres more or less and sa,ed n,o 49,
eist siis o. the south branch of Potown,acl, ncudnS
.'e head - The toTnof Fort Run and Fuckers Run wa,
erso' sih South branch Of: Pot0wmack and he head Of
North River. branch of Great CacaDcor, sni g. &c
them Zone OF which ineludes The WARM SPIiNsA su,e
npsn wants Rum branch of Great Cacapeon confa;r;o
400 acres each. i''' s""'"'''"s
me safes "ill commence ut twelve o'clock anil will le on
nSen o. twelve months as to oneaf ofthe purchase mo
ny. ana OF TWO years to the other half The nurrbosr
:" nv" Donh ard sfeiIrity and deed of trust unon tbe
land to secure the payment of tie purchase moner
DANIEL. CALI.
Erecrfor II hic LqR 7sf
and teStH'ent III Rosey1
r,I- o, Means, GeccqSeS.
~ " 22-tds
% The Eiiior ofie Winchester Gazette; Is recces,ed
70 publish ne above until the day of sale and trannit his
account 10 the Subscriber, III Richnond for payment
DANIEL. &C ALL.
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FOR SAFE.
FOk SALE,
q TIa-7CT' OF LIND 81 PLANTATION.
Z n Hanover County. called CHILTEM


a TRACT OF LIND 81 PLANTATION.
I'm Hanover County. called CHILTEM
FARM, late the residence of Nathan icl Pore, Esq
This tract with small addition which have made to i,
contains, lv survey. SIX HUNDRED AND SIxrV'
THREE Ach ES. and about twenty-one miles IRON Ricl
mond around and in tle ncsleorhood oit the plan
tntoRs OF Col Charles Dainey, Mr. Richard Morris car,
Geo,ge Dabney. Doct M'curg, Col. John Amber NJ
Micaah Crew, Doct Swami, Mr.. Edmund websur ar ar;
the seat called Hockey Mills. Through this land runs ~
lors Greek. small neanding stream, upon which ,he
is probably 20 80 Of and AT the i
er end of the plantations is believed, there tolera
srite for small establishment of wa,er-works. 1herr !
alarge and connections dwelling house. with ou-ho,,s
exc lent water. "'
Any person wishing to purchase this land may view il AZ
For terms. whicl, will he very accommodation ,,,,,,
the Subscriber, in this City. "rr'
With plantation utensils, viii also be sold. '''s'--
I'll. % IHos C. HOWARD.
10y Sy .. 2i-tf
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
" RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, on the 18Th
d. Z day of March last, Negro Fellow. Inv ~
name of JLH about twenty.eight wears of a,e vac
bout six feet high, peck marked asd toler.tS,
blaek-He has siace changed his name 10 .I4sfSS
fThnhS, and saws he is free mantle was 70.
Ken up IN Greenyille, and lodged in Jail, he brol
ont OF the Jail and then he was caught and mt j.,
Sussex Jail. where he broke out also and has 81; -. =,
been seen in Petersburg on his way TO Pennsy,,o
nia-l purchased the said Negro on the Eas,a,.,
Shore OF Maryland, of William Croucb--Le IL -.
artini cunning villain he can both read and v,ro
and no doubt but what he will forge himself n (rcs
pass. "ee
;. wish those who take him up 70 write me q few
INES to Lexington, in Georgia. or Knoxville in E,,.
Tennessee. 50 --''-
JoAN FREEMAN.
:, Us 90. :, =. $3.50
!.atc,.f Piano Forfes and Borra Organs
CST received from London, two eJs,
&c giant Cabinet PIANO rORTFs.
htsa-iwo hoetoned BARREL. ORGANS Will L.,
and triangle, ach playing twenty dance times AMI .
Organs. - ~" VITA the
The superior quality the Cabinet Piano ros,es,e, r.,
nracy o. tone; united with peculiar facility Of touch
e and strength Of its construction nreyrnr 81,
beingso frequently out of tune as any ,b
iiino f-T,p From the application of the pca II ;s No.
uenhfN a"apt't for executing. with nnprecen,rd a,;
ruancs sG or,. or The time te
Tor music books &c redrrs asa piece ofTurn;tnr ~
perior 10 any Panocver made, lar 81"
For sale by
j. Brozvn, jr. e ". FYnnev.
- 80 - .. 25-if
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SVithont enliyeuins suns. and genial show

Without eniveuing suns, and genial show
ers,
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hone
The tender plant should rear It's blooming
head"
THE SUBSCRIBERS
A BOUT tn establish Museum in the CITY of
IN Rchmond, are anxious To collect nc noss:ble)
every curiosity ofnature aud art, uhch The State OF
Virginia can furnish. The iihe.a,ity and public sni
rt which characterize the inhabitants OF the an
cent dominion, justify the hope that the proprie
tors OF the intended establishment win receive from,
the patronage of her citizens much assistance ON
the present occasion-Such gentlemen, therefore
as have ctriosities in their possession are resecl
y solicited to communicate with the Subscribers
stating the description of objects, aud whether they
are wiling TO make donation or loan of them
Tor the benefit of the Museum.--A prompt affenti
on to tlis request Gas it is the wish of the proprie
tors TO make collection Immediately as pcssi
be) will greatly enhance the favour their generos
" would confer
The public are assured, any article loaned to this
institution will be preserved with great care and res
tered to the proprietor on demand.
JAMES WARRELL.
RICHARD LORTON.
05 The Editors of the Norfolk Herald. Peters,
burg Republican and lnteIlgencer, Winchester
Constellation, and Stanton Observer are reaueste
to give the above insertion. once week for two
months, and forward their accounts to the subscri
bers
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