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.Nt7p Sfenm Ronfa-

The Oliver Evans !; l27 feet rek and when her full
Cargo (cc ton board, WILL draw aln,:t three anil
hNf feet Of wafer. SHE "a nendtN on , Ohu in
tie summer months, anal the Mississippi in the wint r.
The owners N,rs. Evans x Bzeau The latter late
Capta0 ia the L. y army. and s,tii'l in Cincinnati
The Stculen iic taz-tt remarks. the passiuC oftc A.
hpve lnat by that place . Il IL duS crafty the sight
and fancy much the sieht OF fine rigntc under sail
II i'. isnr' g-atiirS the Hi, of every real well wher
90 the Western Country, in s,icccsl experiment ali,
wr. rii Invention ri man, which is productive Of such
reel pFn'ie u: wealth to he people Of The West we are
coudet. whatever prejudice may think nr to the con.
trary that the ipa',nn Of this River. and at div
by $50 200 fast living bas carrying proi;ct DON n
the R"r and foreign rrrchandi-e upwn-is, will he The
ot rapidly increasing popustion cnhanci, the
vsnc Of orr ian end domestic rrDrce, and oy,ri- me
rrice OF every iotei.,Ii article us,.. ~
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Withn lew DAYS we have seen consi-
ierao'e nu'n6sr of their notes of one, two *
h"c dollars. They are engraved in very
excellent manner by Murray e Co. and
are handsomely ornamented with Emblems
ct Literature and Science. They purport
to DC issued by the president and Direc-
tors OF tue Acknowledgements payment
IN Current bills receivable at the Banks
IN tnls State and are signed by William
Terry, PRESIDENT. & Edmund Blake, Cash
'er-t"o very respectable, and, we believe,
wealthy merchants. The capital ct the
COMPANY Is sad 10 be considerable Wines
ther 1t was the intention of the Legislature
III passing the act, 70 create another bank
ing company,we Snow not. The Manhat-
tan bank in New-Nork was erected by An
act OF the Legislature, which most of the
members believed had no other object in
view than supplying the city with water
Yet these may not be parallel cases.
These new notes seem to be abundant here,
and are received, We believe, by all without
hesitation.
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S7len, October Q.
EAST INDIA COTTON.

he toll IVY ing commercial ariicic we COZ, :-.,m
ole oil the papers received by the Herald
Calcutta, .}5I u.
The eNpoita'ion Of Cotton, from C;,leut,a to Can
ton tbs s. ason. is likely To be considerable. The
io'owine shins, we understand, are fitting out for
vnvagcs TO CHINA:
ta.ne, w.lh 5000 bales Earl K,s, 1000 Blu
cher, $500; General Palmer, 5000 P.sco-, $500 !;
u 'nbay Castle. 5000; Success, 5000 Ann 5000 !;
Catherine, 5000; General Brown $3.50; Resource
S'Oo; topr, 5000 Francis Charlotte, 5000
10 this W. rpsy add from Bombay. 1000
bales IN the Honorable Company's ships ard q, 900
in private ships making the whole export this year
about $50 400 bales, equal to Pecus 20 OOO esti-
mated 10 II tales each, is 5 100000, eqnal to 90
iacs ofrupees.
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BosTnN. Oct. Il
VERMONT .EC.TION

The Legislature of Vermont, assembled ut
Montpelier l.'t week, ADD will make choice OF
PRESIDENTIAL Electors the beginning of next MONTH
who will oi course vote for Monroe and Tor,n
KRIS IL viii be seen by the following letter from
Cur Correspondent dated Montpelier, the IL, in
stant that the votes for members Of Congress had
MT then been ca'va'sed no dnrbt exists howev-
er, bal what the whole Republican Ticket is elec
tel.
"The official canvas orvttes for Cove rnor. Lieut.
Governor and Councllors. took place YESTERDAY
us fxeelleney JONAS GALUSHA, had II .I6S;
t'e' eral SAMUEL STRONG 1883 scattering Toe
Leaving majority over the whole Of 5 l72 for Go
vernon GALusH,. His Honor PAUL i}R1GHAM is
reelected 1t. Governor; Benz Swan. treasurer
end the whole RepCbi an Ticket Of Cuuacil.nrs
The votes for members # Congress will Z ot b.
cou7tei until next week The Governor has not
Net male t'' sneeeh viii forward you copy
when d, iiVa rch' ~
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HEAR THE CANADIANS!

IdONIRE ~ l., september %.
The latest papers from abroad state,
that the Patriots in the Northern part Of
Spanish America have lately met with
severe repu.se. Gen. Bolivsr is said to
have been defeated in the neiehborhood
ct New Nalcncil. The Sc DIS Of rsvoirti>
on, however, are sown through a Country
iive thousand miles in extent. FROM Mex
10 TO Chilli, containing population of
twenty millions, which many people think
wii never be eradicatcd by the whole
force OF the mother country, containing
aoont halt that population. Bolivar is the
n%ro OF what the Spanards call Terra
T"R'a. Charming couGtry of an extent
upon the sea board Of the Atlantic, near
ly equal to the United States that is to
say, about thirteen hundred miles. This
country comprises the four provinces of
Caracas, Venezuela, Cumana, and Ma
rIcaIbo. The destruction Of Bolivar Will
not be Of great Importance, while the
common cause is supported by Mexico
on the north. and Peru, Par qua, Chill.
and Buenos Ayres on the south. The Pa
triots are recruiting openly in the United
oIates. Many d,-barded officers in that
country have enlisted, and also several
aiS0anded officers. from Canada 1t is said
that the Pltriois want nothinG so much as
expert need officers.
From Me-. CDb5cft's Journal it appears,
thdt molon was recently made in the
British House of Commons, to declare
Canada independent. 1t has been a ia
vorite theme of late, of many distin-
guished characters in the Imperial par
lament, that their foreign possess.ors
were quite too extensive for the prosperi-
~ or even existence Of Britain. What
horriQ Prinaces will cer,a,, cG;-o D. ID
make at such an i'll al II the event of
it being real zed, how quickly would they
shrink into that utter insignilicance which
nsture destiaed them for We do not al
together approve OF Mr.. Cobbett's Jour
mai but from the arrangements which
he has made, it wiil arrive more regular
iy and speedily than any other from Bri-
tain, and of course more quickly convex
political events as they arise. We shall
take care TO reject such parts as are ex-
ceptionab,e.
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Nrcnnrs rnR SALE,


~ Virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court ~
ID the United States, ior tue 5th Circuit, amt
District ct Virginia, between Rebecca Dono, AZ
miEisiratiix OF Phiness Bond, deceased, who was
Attorney in fact for the creditors OF Ezekiel Ed
wards, PPtG. sHd David isoss and others, Def'fs.
shall proceed 10 sell, at public auction, q number
oi SLAVES, being tho slaves and their increase
conveyed by Davi,, Ross To- William Mewburn aad
others, by deed of trust, on the 2lst os October,
1907, aud recorded in the court OF Campbell eoun-
".
The sale will commence at the Oxford Iron
Works, IN the county of Campbell on Friday, the
18th November next, and continue from day to day
until it is completed.
The slaves will be sod for approved, endorsed
notes. at 90 days, negotiable in the Bank of Virgil
MIA, ar the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
These slaves are represented as extremely valu-
able. most, if not all OF them, having been employ
ed in or about the Oxford Iron Works. i'll The coun-
~ o; Campbell number Of them said to be
remarkably well skilled in tie working of Iron.
They will be sold 10 families far practicable
with justice to The parties concerned.
WILLIAM MANN,
Commissioner.
o. The printer Of the Press at Lyuehburg will in
sert the above advertisement till the day at sale,
and forward his account to William Mann, for
nayment.
October I6. 46-t1s
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DESTDRR.8Y5.

IN Lasrgttre.-A New Fourth Of lnly Song. wthou,
Us everlasting, startling staring, stale appurteiance
" ilne- incrFeoH ia Hea.fr.n
Rhyre ~ r0tHt1in oth'r than |ouRtqip--and vice
~, E'riac piece without The hae!neyd Words pcaris
t.Gr,H or q" fcriat iie'rFtf," Sc.
Some O'rr ward 10 rhyns with s0r, brsiis 0fr. the
lost nlrFiioned word being absolutely worn down by extra
fatigue.
\ iaiiona IN cnrnmernoration of American her,-
ism. itoit the @uis slorc 5o,,e and yrcc
iinyied together o't,ncr than once in t,i lines,
The CONS ;nn"nt o'mny ti;.g TO ohiyuu without the
jaied quotations O SHE fOni5 ei'tte 20 sDict,.'
Gosion Gazette.
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.Nsss York. Ocfober Il.

- .Nt.a- 7 ofN, UCTOOsF "a.
We ere sorry ~ state, ,h,t the BI.OCK-HOUSE
at Spermace'i Cove, (S.mdy -f{ook.) ~ss entirely
consumed by fire on Friday last The Block House
had been lacked up Tor several rnon,hs. and it is
presumed that must have been set on fire by the
hand ofan inceudiary
Three csnnons we're mounted o4 the works. a
81 FOUNDER, two t2s one nf the latter is destroy
en-: The revenue cutter Active, capt. Calo1' c, was
"ff Sandy Hook on Friday, aud about noon discoy-
cred the Block House in flames, and immediately
stoodm Tor ,he shore, bur too late TO stop the
ueVour'ng eieraent. Capt. G. and his crew, how
ever, saved aboat ! ions of iron bolts. &c. &c.
which they brought up in the cutter last evening
-I1er. lido.
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NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 81.

we understand that an enterprizing gsn-
ueman OF tbs city proposes to organize
company, with a capital of l25. 600 dollars
10 build Steamboat is run between N.
Orleans and New-York. with liberty to
touch at the HAVANA the subscription
mas commenced proptiousiy. consider
aoIe part OF the capital having been AREA
dy engaged, * no doubt can be entertained
that 1t will be filled Immediately on the
proposals being submitted to the public spi-
rited citizens of New York.
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[Fron he Mr. P'1ns7gick Tires, Ocs. III
SPOTS "a. .-,,r SIrA,

On the 81 day OF October, 1916, | viewed the
sun with SPY glass, NJ o'clock in the afternoon.
anal saw tiaincty six larI spots the ,lsl Of the
sun The two lsrgost we're on the Narth-West
SIDE OF The sun, the largest about ore.tl.isyi from
me edge al tue sun tots centre. the other ahoat
halfway astween The iorTc aHd the centre of the
Sun--the mkt two close together on the South
East part at The Sun aud the last tso on The
SOUTHEAST part of The Sui, near its edge
n. ID. H.
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aned, Il Is IN onr estimation, request 10 that homo
rs,ble bod, To enact that wheh cannot b.,
With constitutional principles nor actual fact. W.,
protest against tie prop scj application to Congress
oeNaNse IT'S unreasonable, aud pr seuts even a
hopeful prospect ct utility. Aad we protest aesins,
aidr, ss:ng either Congrss or the Genera, Can't ON
behalf 0t cur fell iw-etzens. because. sueh ,,;lss
implies rss,tto bind them BY the result. ,;rht
which they have not given us.
We protest against the report on which the res
o':'i)ns are predsae'i, .ccorous AS not ex,r,.,
sed IN terms suitable u tie respect Which TIN. o,,-
vcn'ion owes ITSELF nor to the honor due to t,s l,.
sis'at,ire tn our app4shensiun il mt
mates in terms too plain to b, nlsu eerstoo. that.
tat august body may tai 10 do hat Justice re-
qrre5 :; and, though it pIgpo,t, to r,.ouss, lyi.
and discretion. holds forth, in language oi sunerug,y
and menace, s,nfsstoa, jllst, It the General
Court shosld not do what consi,r II he prsner.
W. shall contemn and Disregard their ovizon and
s'vcs, IS far rs Indicated Ia ~ report TO be sanehi
oil The Legislature, respee,sa free from
doubt, that Regard To our o,sn under .ndinc aad
that o tue Legislature, torlids us TO admit, even by
imphca'ion, that advice is nee> S5ary.
Impressed with the presence oi Him VINO knows
our motives and will Judge them, we declare, that
We o'er this Protest, not from q wish 10 diseounte-
rance faithful and liberal discharge 10y this eonven-
uon at All tne duties conhiei 10 taen I; hut from a
cscientious belief that the measures against which
we protest are mistaken in principle and ,,is circus
~ thei; tendency; and, ii eiset,S,ed will H., sub
vcrsve OF the rights anu destructive To the liberties
oithe ciiizens. AID we request. that this dissen.
may be entered the journal, am. reinain with. 9,
Tor us, that we sessonably snd snieinniy give our
voice aud oiier reasons aeainst them,
Sgaed lg Il blenders.
1t wss then resolved that the Hon Mr. Holmes.
an6 MessrS Davis ut Augusta, and Preble CT Saco.
should be committee To publish AN address in an
swer To ths protest ard in ,aslicaion OF the meas
ures OF the Convention
The following gentlemen were appointed COM
mltee To port Constitution &c.
Messrs. Holmes Dunn, 3odwel and Hobbs, Of
War,erborough, York Comfy
Messrs. Wdgery, FoxcrAft, ingalls, and John
Spring, ofCumberland County
Messrs D,w s. Neal of Ii,ohleh Thompsnn
Of Lisbon, and Baby OF Whteieid, in Lincoln coun-
~.
Messrs Chandler, Davis of Augusts, Cushman,
Weston and Bond, OF Kennebect County.
=, Messrs. Hooper, Turner and Steel, of Oxford
Caurty.
Messrs. Moore and Allen, of Somerset Coun-
Messrs Kinsley and Leaytt, of Peuobscot coun-
ty
Mr.. Merriman. of Hancock county
Mess;s. Paris Davis of Augusta, Preble, Gen
Chandler. and Johustnn, were appoint d commit
tee TO make application to the Legislature OF Mass
achusetis.
General King, Mr.. Holmes, and Gen. Gland
Ter, are committee to make application TO Con-
gress.
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS

EEAyING formed eo-,,srtnersh;p. u,d..
ss firm q -;;icou g H6jirso,,, and taken we
Store AM Lumber House lately occupied H. sNe
choss ii'liain, at the corner OF II and Sh si,,..
and two doors above the Swan Tavern, OFF, 10,
sale, "'
The Jtoiorviiig- articles
Oh Jamaica Rum
Cosuiac Brandy
Holland Gin, Whiskey
Cd Madeira, Lisbon and Sherry Wine
Long COr, Ciaret
Eeai Loaf and 3rown Sugars
isys and Green Coffee
lTpcria and gunpowder Teas
Chocolate, Spanish Cigars
Doabic Gloucester and Northern Cheesa
London Brown Stout
DAidel's sireifinc ..nnfon Mns,srt
Spermsceti and Mould Candles
Mace, cloves. nutiness, aspise
Ginger, pepper
Nisccabau asd Scotch snuff
Chewing tobacco
Salt, iron. steel, salt petre
Cut herrines
Oranges, raisins, nuts, Of different kinds
Corn, Meal
Panty tour, in halfbarreIs, warranted
Bacon, oats, sc. NC. &c.
Lo.c''n sHt'erfne Cloths md Cassineres.
R"sc, striped and poin, blankets
kerseys, kendall cottons, plains
Double mild, drab and coarse cloth,
Carpetiuc
Buck handle knives end forks of sup. oy.,;,.
Pen and pocket knives |
hazors, razor s;rops, and homes. SC 80
All the articles are fresh, aud will be sold al tn,
most re''nced profits. e
They intend keeping cons,an, supply OF ever,
article in their liac I
WE MIcOU.
II. ROBINSON, Jr.
October9. A',S
To RENT
n Convenient 2,E.N'E.1iE.N'1' fora small f.
miy, or single gentlemen, who wish 10 be r,tr.d
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COHDET,LnAr.S

r nc whole Work will he comprised in volumes
o. large Syo. SIZE, on fine paper with p new and
handsome Type. Tie oh volume will ,spatsia
SIpi e0o paSe'--'he three volumes already publish
eel tall little shor Of that qusntily.
The original price WAS To- be TO Subscribers three,
uo'iars per volume, neatly bound in Sheen and
,,,ettered, or two dollars AMI half in boards. The
TroprIetors have determined to reduce that price.
naIt dollar per volume, as a small compensation
'or tne unavoidable delay which has taken place in
preparing and bringing ont the la,t volume
THE PROPRlErORS.
Y eteI8DHTS, OctOOer %. 9s-Ue.TT
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Burr Ma Stone Nianu1actorN.

D"f <fHt OtOIie 1ILQItUI0CLOTH.
VHNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
p"bc that he lasiust received direct from France
hrge ity Of prime Barr Bees, ola superior quality
gag =. the business upwards of fiteeu years. h. aters
himself IRON ms long knowitdfe Of the trade, and the al-
probation whieh hiS work has hitherto met Nid that he
viii be able 10 manufacture Mall Stones, reasonable
"rs IS those imported from the North and warrant them
He has opened Shop the 10th Street. nearly opro
sue 10 the Old City Iavsrn where Gentlemen are invited
NATHANIEL WHITE g. Co.
r.
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st.uetion. were bossed-two Of the crew, Il is no.
ped became through their ms,run,entalitv the sub.
Jeets OF Divine Gracc. The missionaries met vii.
cordial reception from the governor 1T Ceylon,
VINO expressed his Willingness that they should
.ursue then work ia Coun bO, on IA y other mar, Of
C"yion. r om ~. E'gis ami baptist missionaries
atCeylon, they receive the mot christian a,t,nt-
ton. A. one o tier houses they were invited to
reside, TIL ia could be better dated In
few 'lays, the dwellng-hcuse u longing 10 Rev
Nir Norton a tAntt missionary. b, eoining vacant
t'ey established q, -mselves ia it, and tie sun T.
cargo had ti,e pleasure oil deng with them st THEN.
own table The brethren sud their wives were in
perfect health. Mr.. Warren, in the words OF the
WRITER, lis new man." aad Mrs Poor is as well
a'any OF tic !aies. The Lryad, whois ROW, it is
'ppos d, on Ia pass 60 ii' m Calcutta, is expect.
ell m few weeks, with d~sp tch,s tom the rniss;-
"naii 5 then selves.
The new and elegant Bridge across the Con-
nee,ieut River, at Springfield, is flushed, and open
tor passag.
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.Hirr IS.
LAND FOR SALE,-
EDMUND TAYLOR &C

Are non" Receiving,
By the EdzUard tram London. tie Niaco
Ta and John BrozO'r from, liverpool.
A Large assortment Of DRY GOODS
which have been purcascd in England on the Fe-
terms and viii be sold by the packagc Otherwise rs 10
as by any Uiher importing hoase in town.
Sept. 90. af,r
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FROM THE PORT FOLIO.
HERhNGED OFFICERS.
! 80 Sr:v'iers alta tavern Stopt
one .iorn 70 break their fast;
An Nnnk'r. fashion. ere they wrnt
Iheir names and rank were askI.
Niire hostess scarce had Whimp.r'd out;
" Yam sure youil like the cu.lt,'. SRA
" '"u - her t,r was Nii>per'd low,
lEsy are derGiiged oihetrs.'
trm.,d size SAT, in irc..lh,ing ave,
l'H heard them crack di,r nAeS
lSui. gnr, she said ,he never saw
S.eii cied CRAZY folks.
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FALL GOODS,
Perth Shifts Kent from Liveraooi and

Edz0ard from London,
Mapped cottons, rose and striped blankets, green.
blue and drsb plains, blue and white, and red and
white keiseys, white, red, crimson, yellow, greer
and scarlet hanneis, twliied aushngs, Ga and "a
common cloths, double nilled drab do casks hard.
ware, assorted, boxes cutlery bonbazet,s, assorted
colors, twilled cords and vclyctecns, toinett and
moeskin vestings, sup fine cloths and oassinercs
extra do do peiisle cloths, assorted oolors, Irish
aheeting and DENY lawns, ca dark ginghams, g.8
and ID eanbrie muslins, sup. hnc pint. ard clio.
plates, dark fancy prints, dark fancy chntz, fancy
ehlntz shawls cotton and thread Iaees, rich lustre5.
worsteti and lambs vol hose, mems beaver and
buck gloves, milled stoekngnett, brown cotton
Holland, Aiarseilles cuttings, ready -rnade horse
men great coat7, London porter.
fOr sale, by
I. & d. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Sept. 81. 3o.Gw
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PLArrssUReH, Oct. s

MN A llIINN BOUNDARY.
An opinion is INDUCED in the Southern
papers. that on a revision of the Northern
Boundary between the United Stats ant
Canada, the Isle Aux Noix will be brought
within the limits of the u. States. Tbi,
expectation IS probably delusive. Ii is the
opinion of competent JUICES, who have
given considerable attention to the subject.
that the ling, as at present established
on the shore of Lake Champ!ain is COR
re.t.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPLOIT.
On the 26sh ult. Samuel Beeman u, and
his brother George Beeman. the latter a.
8 d about IS. beng in a canoe on Chat
eaugay Lake, discovered Large Bull
Moose, SWIMMING across said Lake-they
Immediately gave chase, acd when they
came up with him, bfing armed on.y With
an axe, the boy gave nm I'VE blows with
the axe. while his brother managed tie
canoe But finding it impossible f,r one
man to paddle the canoe as fast rs the
Moose would swim, and that by this course
OF proceeding he you'll escap~, they uni
ted their exertioDs. and brought tie canoe
,long side of him. when the lad seizing
the Moose by the horns, held him Co the
canoe, or rather held the canoe to him.
until his brother killed the animal with the
axe. The whole pursuit lasted about an
hour and half.
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We have the most gloomy accounts from Virgil
MIA, OF tiie rrospee; of the crop. \ Growth
prevailed in tie months ofJuy and August. The
eop'ous TAIL OF rain IN Septemb r was too late to
atfort! much relief to thu s,' ted crop. Provisions
OF course will he AID dear in that stat.-but
thrre can b. no sppreheasioa OF famine. The c.aos
~ the west ha'i'g Z ner.lly, as usual, superb.
brndac and d hciency in Virginia can b. snpnli d
from this quarter hiia-di9ed corn me0l, fo,ir,
macon, &c. MAJ be shpaed ~ Norfolk, Richmond
or u tersburs aud can be had at y low rate in al.
most every county in Kentucky, Tennessee and
ohi-' LeI!Hytss reporter.
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10 clean Seed Wheat, freUents Smus
Tax. - ~. oi corp-ras to |, !ushel, al ,,r.o =.
dissolve the c"pPer"sin or 10 gallons OF water an
put the mixture into alfbo shea'i containing the
grain, and rs '",ch water will cover II, after
hall an hour, remove the grain, and wash it with
clear water. Dry it and SOW it.
w I. Cam. Rdu.
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'hNfiE Subscriber viii sell to lie highest bidder.
on me 3ist INST. or the premises, the }.9R.}G
on Which be now resides--stua.rd On the Main
S,i"gc-road. leading from Richmosd &, PETERSBURG,
Instant rom the City about 6 rifles The i'npriv-
mems gre new, and calculated for public house
ne soil swell suited to the culture of corn whet
asd t1bqcco
Ierms-fifteen hundred dollars IN Gosh. and the
cds
~ the same time will be sold, for cash, the Crop
o. CWn ali Folder, and stocks ut III kinds.
POSSESSION may be bad rs SION after The sale at
the personal property can ~ removed.
VALENTINE WINFREE, Jr.
Oct. &c. 4ctfs
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N-|a7I7 y : NILNTIJ Y
.Nlffce fo i[nrircre

SHJtICE ~ -iAIFEtIS.
On SIC f~s day vt November next, the light nj
Ciarieqtln, IS. 9. which is now fixed ore. viii
IL filtered to n reroirfHr hgi At the dislance
og or leagues, tine time OF darkness will tc twice
{, lGat Of lisht As you approach IL, the time OF
dafSroes will crease, and that of light inct ase
until ycu I w:tlin three leasuos, when the lipht
wit no, wholly diaHpear, but the great s.! strength
G. light viii b. are to iorty four, and the l.asf
Lighthouse is nov bedding on Iois.4 Ju1Gfh.
ard will b. lighted ON the 18th November next,
snd contain re19iziEg hglf to distinguish il from
Ecwp,r, light, which IS fixed one. II VII be
built OF stone, - feet high, snd the lamps will be Go
feet abcvc the level Of tne sea.
a Lfeit.Florse is building on Point Gam,u9n
(sou,h side o.f pc Cod) @nieh makes the nor,l,
sdc ii Hra'pc's Ngr5or. The Idsi.t -Hou,. stands
on tie =. ~. extremity ofthe Point, anl hear,
=. s.. - from tie Motel rocks called t,la B.sho6
al C1c,fg. twill be lighted on the 25H Ny.
.cxt. e. . eoo'aa frsdVehk
olc rp,sr5 rs are disposed 20 n fi,qe f.lf. win
please publish Che aipye, and obig-.
Respectfully,
EDW. VI. BLrNw.
Ncv-Y0fk, Nr. L., 1870
We recommend this communication ~ the M
t.ce .c other raocr5, bscau-c W.. thrs such tdeia-
1,abe irdnsn ywerneeune 2 spti-c' ~ deeply IN
tr.egmg 90 te nihc, deserves bo,h Acknowledge
fI,.h and rew4rA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-26

RALEtcH, October 1i.--Nc7D Bank
a. FayeftcUKle AT the last session of
the Legislature, a number OF persons
in Fayetteville we're Incorporated under
the name of the NmcfteUhIe Scb0sk is.
sociafi2H :" ami IN the act there was gran.
Ted them authority 20 " Transact al husi.
ness necessary for The 6 Cd Of tae Schooi.