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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
IN CHANCERY.-At Court held for

I'm CHANCERY.-A Court held for
county, the 18th day Of December 1915
oln Oliver Complainant, against Robert u. Gibson Blake
y. woodsoi,, A. a. r. Gibson, joel W. Jones and Jcn,
KtlSo. D5eiHdhfs. .
re defendant Gibson having entered has appearance
and given security according of the General Assem-
bly, aud the rules of this court. alr II appearing To e ts-
faction of the court that he is inahitaut OF tisSt
On the motion OF the panant by COUNSEL. u u Ordered
tat the said defendant Gibson do appear here tn st
Gi of March and answer the claimants bill.
:f that a copy OF til, order BE- forthwith inserted in some
one of the public newspapers printed in the city of Ric
mond for months sucreNriy. and also posted the
fruntdoor oil the courthnGSe of this county.
copy, 1estc.
7z-Msw 3. u N'ORSrAM. Z. c l
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F.4LU.7BLE .JfER CH3.fI' MINIS.
FOR SALE.


AN easy terms, for persons Of industry The
subscriber is desirons 10 sci. at private SALE his
valuable mills with IS acres Of lard in tie count
of Powhatan, situated on Jones Creek Ia constant
stream) IS miles above Richmond, 8 from Scots
Wire, and two from James River. The Loose Is
three stories high go so feet, with an office IL Il
feet attached. Three Inir Of stones, viz: one psiI.
for corn ctom, & tie otter two pair Tor rnaniac
tnring wheat, witt all ,he necessary machinery com
plctc--it stands ou very :" the main river ro,u
leacpg from Richmond to Csttersvil.e, in a. aere.-
bic s, wealthy wheat neighborIood, and 80 near the
river as to render il perfectly conreriert to watr
nayigation-ucar the mill is q framed house Select
long and wen calculated fer miller viii, family !;
and other eopycrcnt houses AID is but ilst
a. say that this is oae Of the most advantageous stu
atoHs CIR an extensive ilcar business convenient g.
G,e Richmond rarket.-Tcr,ns Gberfl--if requ'r-
ed, ten equal anuuai payments can be allowed tie
purchasers rs satisfactorily securing the payments
which will alfhr 10 administrators and enterprsing
a'lyerturer an opportunity uqsing tic property
pay for seifwilll case from the profits Of the bust
Des4.
! viii also sell an interest in new large britk
Cotton Factory, staictl on thc ane STRAIN. immc-
diatcly above The Nlills-Auy person inclined Ca
Purease ur. per,y OF either % Che above deseifp,-
Or3 .crfurh,r "a ,ic'las he isr icrred 70 Mcsses.
Ffclei ok Clarke or St,phet ID. Watkins Of Man
ehestar, OF to he subscriber.
PEI R DUpUY.
Powilafan CITY. Va. Jan. IS. SO.-wt1 VI
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CHARLESTON February g..
FROW CJB.f5 CaRTJLl6EyV.9.

The ship Adrianna, Capt Tate, arrived
at this port yesterday. left HAVANA on tie
22d Of January. The d,mand for American
produce was very limited, and markets re-
markS5ly low and dull. SCARCE an article
shipped from this country would pay FREIGHT,
most American commodities being below
their original cost. Prices ar Hquanna -
White Sugar, S12 Brown, 10 Musco-
vado, 10 ; Coffee Il a II, and rising Mo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
Mn. DANIEL ALLEN,

DIR,
A S YOU arc not a resident Of this State,
"a and have no acntiSovn me, YOU hereby noiis
fed, that the first Monday III April next FexvIc in
Cumberland, between the hour OF nine in he morning and
sunset the SAME day. shall take the deposition of New
ION Ford and others IL read evidence III suit depend
ing in the Superior Court OF Chaneery for the Richmond
District, in which Akin ~. Harris aud Eliza his wife
plaintiff, and YOU and Others defendants If from any
cause The dispositions are ten the Monday, 5e
positions win b. taken tie place the next Jay.
ALLEN II. HARRIS.
January 8. S0-wiw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
[From tle Geqrgin .Ie,rnal. ]
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

The Presidential election is beginning to
attract public attention, and in many parts
of the Country already excites considerable
interest. In our revolutionary struggle.
Justly styled the period which tried mems
souls. Col. Monroe, though young, acted q
distinguished part. He has since beenn,t
less devoted to the public, having 1hora-
bly, filed mary of the highest cfficeslin The
nation-such as governor Of Virginia,
Minister to Spain. to France and to Eng
land. Secretary OF War and Secret ~ of
Safe His eminent services dur & the
late contesT with Great-Brita;n, are fresh
N the minds of us all. To his indef; tira-
bic exertions in providing the req, site
means for It's defence, the safety of ~ Or
leans is chiefly to b ascribsd. A single in
cident viii prove this fact. The Tfnbegsrs
militia being unable to march for the want
OF provisions, governments was applied to in
vain for the necessary funds, the b Ink,
from the deraAeed sto,e OF the finances OF
the country, refusing to lean even the small
lest amount. Aware that the least delay
might be attended with fatal cos7se q,lences =.
MIR. Monroe pledged his frivotc J5rtRre
tor the payment of the mon V, and By that
means obtained it. 1t is known, that these
very troops arrived just in tnie to take
part in the memorable battle, which ended
in the total defeat ofthc enemy. This pat
riotic act is, of itself, sufficient to secure
Mr. Monroe the las ing appreciation of
free and grateful country. Who could have
done more, who would have done as much.
for the public good9 1t is believed few
like him, would have risked being reduced
from competency towant, in order to bene-
Int the community.
We know the election of Mr. Monroe IS
opposed by some on the ground of his be-
ing native of Virginia, tn t state having
already given three out of four Presidents;
but this objection ought not, in our opinic;.,
to have the least weight. Being all A
mericans, all members of the same gre at
family, such local aiouses and geoera-
phical distinctions are extremely illibsrsl
and improper. 1t is our duty to place at the
head of the nation, the worthiest citizen
among us, whether he be born in this or that
section of the Un'on. We conceive this
man to be LANES 17ONR O En- ex-
pressing which sentiment, we merely echo
the public voice in this quarter Of the coun-
try.
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Commandments oGsc-, city efRicdnond, :

In conformity The aforesaid decree the parties therein
named. hereby nuiic that have appointed the eighth
day of the ID o. March, 1916, carry the said deere
al order into eisct which day tfey requested
attend office in this city, ocloci in the
ing with their and vouchers ready examination
and settlement, and with copies Of de papers pertinent
thereto. SAAIiEi.PARSONS. NC
January 6. 7S--4rg7v
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TT The ESQUIltEr is pubiisit twice n week, gene
ay and three times week during the session. of the state
Jgsislatrriricr, lie heretofore Fire I)OiGr per
nuinm, PAYABLE in advance. Notes of Chartered Banks,
Teaiu) Il, b, recsiv,d IN payme The Editor witt guar
atte the safety Of gcnitt, tiu By nl tie postage OF ali
Letters being raid by the writers.
o. opapers will be discontinued. lbut the discretion
of the iiitor1 until al arrs7srs have been1aid up.
or WhoeNer uiil guarat,e the payment OF nine pa
pers, shall receive atefitli grats
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One sqGre-fIra Insertion, IS cens-cdch cOnatahr,
so ctirS.
NO advertisement iaci1es. tps 4 las either Teen pqil1r,
aifanei 5y person IN fL4 cry its cSvy5Hs.
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[lrom Nielofson .. co's. Price currcnt.l

From Nieholsoa y Co.'S. Price Current.l
LONDON, December s.
1t is truly gratifying, when we are about
to enter into an extended competition with
foreign countries in every branch Of trade,
that our manufactures are IN the most flou-
rish.ng situation. The cotton manufactures
Of this country are broughtto the highest
perfection for some months past, the ma
nufac;urcrs have not been able TO supply
the demand, though it IS calculated, (and
by reports OF the import it is nearly ascer-
tained) that eight thousand bags of tue
raw materials are manufactured weekly.
Formerly Il was stated, that France and
other nations Of the continent, would rival
US in cotton goods on account of the cheap
ness Of labor, &c. we always questioned it,
and the taOricks that were brought in an
mdivect manner during the c0atinental
system. were very inferior and much high
er in price T; lsterly, during the late peace.
az the fairs Of Germany, Dcipsic, &c. con-
siderable parcels Of coarse goods brought
forward, certainly improved IN texture, but
still greatly inferior to British in the bet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
CFron tie (pda } Democratic Pre-, :

from the PiRla J Democratic Press
the public prints at this time, exhibit a
singular political spectacle, as it respects
Mr.. Crawflri. The papers who opposed
the war & have ever virulently opposed
the party with which Mr.. Crawford has
acted. express very great anxiety that
he should, however g Hnzvilii1g," he nav
be, submit his name to the public consitle-
ration, as candidate for the Office of Pres
ident Of the u S. Do the Federal papefs
mean to pledge their party to vote lor.
Mr.. Crawford or do they merely wish to
use his name as means of dividing the
republican party, and trust TO chance and
the chapter of accidents TO fpst FEEDER
alist into the chair! MIR. Crawford IS
praised by the Federalists &c a man of dis
rnment and judgment: Mr.. e.. declares
to DR.. BIB, that " lie did no, consider HIN
self among the number from whom the Sc
lection OUGHT TO BE MADE" yet, after
all this, the Federal papers insist upon it
that Mr.. &. must be candid his own
judgment and express declaration to the
contrary notwithstanding.
On the other hand, the Republican pa
pers from Maine to Georgia, from Ohio to
the sea-board, have come out decidedly IN
favor Of MIR. Monroe, d claring il to 81.
their COW ction, that he j. the man whom
tnG SOpiS WISH anu expect 20 De the next
President t ey deere TO vote for him as
al honorable testImon q, Of the approb, -.
ton which they ieel f r bis patriot pub
lie conduct for 40 yea s. Perhaps it is G
remarkable Circumstance IT no estabiithed
republican psprrm The Union having come
cut in favor Of Mr.. Crawford. VIII en- induces
the Federal pri IS to fresuHle that e COZ q
be moulded to the. purposes.
The Federal presses, which FIR v ars
have been groanmg urder the we git Of
cAamoT against Virginia aueD' E. Virgia-
ia II ssidents. am the Virginia Dyuasty,
now remember 10 forget all TIA eir tsars ana
horrible alarms, and 00tcf TO be very IN
happy, least Mr.Crawford. A VIRSfE1AN.
should not set himself N host le array a.
gsiust MIR. Monroe. Or, does il happen,
which is very likely, the the FEEDER pai,, RS
know so little about Mr.. Crawl rd, that
they do not even know the pace If his n,-
tivity Or, Is 'tnow TO be mace manifest,
that their clamor upon the. rs upon IN H.
merable other subjects, his been nee
shallow rrctence, md IS to be abandoncd
so soon IS the factiovs purpose IS accom-
phshcd fof which 1t wos aoope8
NENV-YORK.
The Legislature of this state is now n
SESSION. a history Of the inciptIt piocss-
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4 / Superior Court of Chancery hold
en- AZ The capilm the city of Rchnond, January 9d


Mhacartcr Plaintiff asGlst Jcse sahc,or. er the las
ssf and eaaReat c Jacc5 SDi csc. reho etor Of
~ H1 eeH s s s SsTs t l, g e, ssn
teoher Stanley md EizrJe his ,sit Jcl Glenn ard So
Smith, yohi Saith, IaIitaa Spiith. odgfa.ef SaHrei
Sinth. Elizabeth Clark, Clarke alos5y Paign aud
Sadly his ,r; Nm. Tinserlake o5eigh Ti,nseriGic. and
The defendants Iaii,ha smith, Elizabeth clarke, VIII.
am Clarke,and Clarke, who are out of this country,
and against whom. tie plaintiff appears 10 have proceeded
IN the mode prescribed by law, against absent def,ndns
TO be heard, TO the other defendants, The bill their an
s~ers and the deposos of Witnesses, & wasary,si by
on that the writing offered BY the :r=intis as exhibit.
purportng 10 y copy OF Use supposed last viii of Obea
smp sec. IS not proved as such and there blg no evi
uense OF a tcssneiary d'csoao The slaves IN controye
ydoth auds, ORDER and decree, that the said slaves be d.
,led agreahy to The Of distributions, by BenIamn
sheppard, William Sterling Smith and Corhin BaNon, Who
are appointed commissioners for that purpose four
quail parts; and that the said commissioners do aot and deli
YER ore OF the sad parts to The pauif another TO de de-
endf Representatives ofm. Smith. dec; the IL fen
ants REPRESENTATIVES Of samuei Smith. dee. and anurh
itr to The defendants reresntntiNesOf Mary Undertake.
ttc serying Ia the defendants, any os them. the
night Of resorng to this court for any further order which
my bS deemed proper rs to drbglion among themselves
ms eontOruty with the act aforesaid {: it is ordered that the
laid eoHainisSione- any two Of when may do make
report vi their proeNug 10 this court and is further
ordered, that the defendant Gervas SIers. make up
o. the profits ofhe said slaves well of
ms ADMINISTRATIONS before one of the commissioners of this
court Who directed 10 examine, state and settle the same.
AMI TO report specially such either party may
qre but the parties hrvete benefit of this de-
until they shall either separately, jointly into
bond with security, Reasonable penalty be determined
Ivy the said commissioners OF the they
gree, PAYABLE the said Shri, conditioned to refund due
proportions of any debts demands. which may afterwards
appear against tie inestatc ami the ut tending the re-
eOYery ofsnch debts
June Goth, 1915.
appears by the admission OF Gcoryt Williamson, who
succeeded the defendant Starr, sheriff OF erco Coun-
" made in open Court that The said Stor during the pen
dncy ofth suit, delivered up the slaves, ofwhicl division
ordered by the decree made this cause oh ,lay of
january last, and that Sd Williamson has hired tie
said slaves, until the end of the present year, is decrd &
mat the Nlla1SOtl, nj the
produce the Si slaves, ia ord for division under the de-
cree aforesaid and that he do for the hire that has
been. I've received by him, before of the comisS-
oners of tiiis court. Copies-1cytc,
I'M. ~. HENTNC, c. c.
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- ciss } 1 g

1T Bermuda Hundreds for London.
sSr The fast S.i;ies ship Edward, cant, Fish
RSTS'N err, to sail with aii possible dispateh--iOO
SssRiSss= hog~heads Tobacco will be taken DC
freight. Apply to
ROBERT SHARP, 18Th st.
Toouar-
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FOR BRFNiEN,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tsylir Sut scrber intends 10 make application Mt
the Farmers Rank OF Virginia, f,r the renew
Il of Certificate of the Stuck OF that Bank nur-
hercd 600. and dated the 10Th Febr,Nry 1918 the
o Inal Certificate having hern destroyed by fire in
p teYsbrg on the night ofihc 10th July last, or o.
thersise lost or misiaid.
EDWARD STOKES.
January 20. Sl-w6~p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15

ron FfEICHi Ofi tH.HRIEH,
<E1- The BRIG WILLIAM cosain GfLLPdT.
ssH9yN pTcS,of about two huiuirtd and ,h,tv tons
SrSr. butt OF the best utelia and calculated sail
fass--n~,w on her ifst volagr, will h. ready to
Commence her leairg At Rockets an Gw days Apply
Smith r. RIDDLE.
WHO HiTF ron sale,
Her entire cargo of roaer L,rlcr consisting Of boards
plank and seantngiso, for sale. twenty-five bbls. Of Bal
timore Whisky.
December 80. = If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
NEW-YORK

Inc Legislature of this state is now n
SESSION. a history Of the incip,nt plocse-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-19

though it. SHOULD rather be classed
with the Polypns.. It is described as
having teeth on the outer Tine of the
crescent, small enough to require a
microscope to.discern them. The bite
rs said to be, morioIs and il is added
that the slime withrwhichthe creature
rs conveyed. and which like the snail i,
leaves along its tracts lis poisonou.
No eyes can be discovered: On cut.
ting of the head, the other end imme
odiately supplies the-loss ,7it moves In a
retrogade 'nannsr,i and lives after the
ampuIatiop. = - ~
Farther L--,t the Jesuit, in his
history of South America, says that
there is Country in that Quarter, in
which are to be found Hares who have
iour legs opiheir back, as we'll es the
same number on their 5eiy and when
tired Of running on one set, they turn
an:: run on the other.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-19
Valuable Land fol-. Sale.

Under the authority of decree of
the Superior Court OF Chauncery held
a. Fredericksburgh, in the suit Of Giles
fit1hugh against A. and J. Scholfield
the subscriber will offer at public sale.
tor eash, at Gooding's tavern, on the
premises, on Thursday the .22d day OF
August next, valuable tract of LAND
containing about 1916 acres, situate
10 fairlax county, on both sides of the
Little River Turnpike Road and OF
Accotink Run, about nine miles from
alexandria and nearly the same dis
tince from the city of Washington and
Georgetown, part of a large tract
called Ravensworth, and formerly own
ed ov Giles Fitzhugh On this tract
there is very valuable Mill Seat, 20
wards the improvement of which con
siderable progress has lately been made
by digging out and preparing the ra.
ces' and collecting large portion OF
inc guiding materials which are row
on the spot 4: the settle also affords room
ior an extensive manufacturing esiab.
iishmeRt.
most OF the great roads leading to
the towns above mentioned. fall into.
the Little River Turnpike Road shor,
distance above the land p. opposed 10 be
aold, and a new turnpike road leading
directly from the land to the CITY of
Washington and Georgetown, has late.
~ been laid off, and part of it finished. -.
The soil is veil adapted to farming &
the use OF PLASTER and clover, and
large portion of the land is already
we'll taken in clover. The various adj
Vantages this tract possesses, render il
we'll worth the attention of n.erprisine
men. a great number of lots have
been laid off for town proposed to be
established along the turnpike road
The sale will commence precisely
at IL o'clock,-and the land will be laid
Oft into lots to suit purchasers. Ant
chartered bank paper declared to be
current in Fairfax County by the court
OF that county, Will be received in pay.
meDt.
Richard H. Henderson,
K. l. Taylor,
Commissioners.
Iuly l9 COTS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-19
Public Sale.

On Saturday sDeni1y az half j,ass 2
O'Clock, mill be soId at our faction
Store, a variety Of Dry Goods, con-
ais.ing of
Cambricks
Muslins
Ginghams
Silks
Carpettirg
Linens
" % pair white Jeans panta!oon-
90 do do visits
40 doz. mems fine cotton hose
AL S .,
/, | elegant Passage Lamp
90 do prints
8 dos. imperial Leekorn chin
1 AND FOR
f! Merchants PAPER
Will he sold variety OF Dry Goods
Griffith & Brawner.
July I9
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From fhe Auroro.

from me aurora.
THE. DAY-JULY 4, 1916.
BY MAJOR J. N. BARKER, OF THIS CITY.
Since d toast you demand, and can't say
you nay,
l must task my invention to bring one;
But feeling quite sure that Five nothing tc
BY your leave, I'll endeayor to sing one.
But fill while you may,
hats the right way,
Or the night will be!here, ere we drink
downtn day.
I'D give You g THE DAY." but you've
had 1t before
so some OibEr day must try, sir;
From our Enemy's back 1 must borrow O
score
That we marked since the FOURTH OF
JULY, sill.
Fill while ye may, &c.
Then here's TO rbe day,, were they foggy 0 r
fine,
hat blushed on our foes early folles;
The day that the Yankees CornzvaIHsed
Brrgoyne-
And tbf day they BurgOyned poor Corn.
wallis.
Fill while ye may sc.
And here's to1be days, which, in Fort or on
Plain, ..
I.ateiy,shone on one rivals disasters
And TO all the bright days, that, on Lake and
on Main,
Saw his FLEETS and his FRIGATES,
change masters.
Fill while we may, &c.
In treating or fighting, we still gain'd the
day,
AS at Client, and elswhere it appears,
So here's to the day that we gained in that
way,
From JOHN BULL, and theDEY OF
ALGIERS, sir.
Fill while we may, &c.
Here, tie day. But the day wouldn't last
till I'D done
Should 60 the full length of my tether;
so fill up your bumpers, while yet there is
sun,
And let's drink all our days, here tOgeth-
er.
Fill while ye may, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-19
Of the books of Genesis and Exodus,
- vols Oct.

OF the books of Genesis and Exodus,
- vols Oct,
III. Apocalypsis Explicata, or al, OK
PLANTATION Of the book of Revelations,
wherein are disclosed the Arcane there
'ore,oid, which have hitherto remained
concealed--6 vols. Oct.
Ill. True Christian Religion, con
taining the universal theology of the
new church, which was foretoli bylthe
Lord III Daniel, VII is - and in the
Apocalypse XXX. I. 2-2 vols, Oct.
Nv. The Delights OF Wisdom, con
corning Cenjugal Eove--after which
follows the pleasures Of Insanity con.
corning ScQr,atory Love, 3 vols. Oct.
" a Treatise concerning Heaven
snd Hell, and of the wonderful things
therein, as heard and seen by E. Swe.
denborg, vol. Oct.
vi. Concerning the Eaith in our
Solar System, which are called Planets,
ard concerning the Starry Heavens;
together with an account Of their in
nabitants, and also OF spirits and angels
there--l vol. Oct. III
VII. A Treatise concerning the last
Judgment aud the destruction OF BABY
lon; showing that all the predictions
contained in the Revelations are at this
day tuiflled--i vol. Oct.
VIII a Treatise concerning Divine
ProvidenCc---l vol Oct
TX A'treatiae concerning the New
Jcrusalum and its Heavenly doctrines j..
10 which are prefxed some observa.
tions concerning the New Heaven and
New EARTH vol Oct.
x The doctrine OF the New JeTusa-
lum concerning the. Lord-IxoL Duo
y XII. The doctrine of1he New Jerusa,
lem concerning the Sacred Scrip
turcS-l vol Duo -
XiI!The doctrine elf. for the New
Jcru salum, with brief accoun, Of E
Swedenborg prehxed--l vol Dou.
The above writings may be had bv
means of any Bookseller or private
person ordering the same of their cor
respondent iatPhlladeiphia, where so
ctciy has lately, been established under
the title of the-t American Society for
disseminating, til doctrines Of the New
Jerusalem church." & Condy Racquet
esq of that city, appointed their cor
ponding secretary Tor giving and
'ecSivins communications upon the
SUBJ ect..
Aierandria, July 1916.
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NIeac School.

a gentleman of liberal education.
having very respectable testimonials
OF ability and character, will Commence
SCHOOL in this place, Gas soon ae
a suitable room can be procrred,l for
the Instruction of BOYS, In the Latin
and Greek Languages, Mathematics,
Geography, With the.use oil Maps and
the Globes, Rhetoric, English Gram,
mar and Composition, Reading, Wit
Ing, &c,--ItTms Of 2uiricn, from Eve
to eight dollars quarter.
Enquire at THIS OFFICE.
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Up NOTICE.
Iuly 19 --c

4 ME Subscriber will practice ME-
a DICINE and SURGERY, from
his present residence, at Doctor Nm.
n DGt1gcrfeid's, Prince Georges
county, Maryland His place Of abode
%ill be changed for position more
CENTRAL to the Beighborhood, in which
re hopes to share the public patron
'ge, as soon as such an one can be pro.
ured. He IS authorised to state, that
"e may expect the occasional assistance
II Doctors Nm. Il. and Henry p.
Datngerfeid, in his practice, ifit should
0e required by his patients.
JAMES ID. BARRETTE.
.FOfIey Hal, July l9.-H