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Mr. Nichols, of the Mat, near Monmouth.
has iateiy Invented sowing plough which mas
and three 10 the left aud completing two small
wheat ridges (!r0m three 10 owe feet Drea.lfj,
EACH at turn. Ii is drawn ~ four norses
driven by boy, and the plough held by man
:. the proprietor has sown abunt eight acres
with it in day and altogether aDorfone ms
Ore! acres with il this year. The plough Will
Go the work OF six Iaeu aud six BOYS: with an
extra boy 20 guide a harrow, WHICH is attached
TO one Of IFS sides; and that without an add;ti-
onal horse, II will 40 tic work of fifteen peo-
PIE ana tweiVe horses. lL0ndOg Plcer.
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Sio>r,crLLo, April ii, 1917.
DEAR SIR.

have to9cknowlcge the receipts Of your favor
at March ~, uf hc Varahe treatise On inland ma
sga0n and othc several reports the junction ofthe
waters of lakes triS and thampaiu, with thase ofthe
Nutsou. TIE conception is hold and great aud ;he nc
cenrshmeu viii hc elUa,i, useful. TIE works of Eg-
rope Va that line shrink into r,ignilcance in compor
sou WAN these. Having facts GU, but those
ported by these commits ,ichcrs Cannn; but concur in
tier opinion OF ?racIabiity. and win cVptdehcc yto
pof,iored 10 their Known abilities and accuracy The
question OF expense sprrlaps lrss Ctttan well from
n. hidden obstacles not known until the earth 10 open
ed, a. from ohc circumstances which ca0uot b. fore
seen. But probable degree Of Transcend
hat OF rs utility The prospect of the future face OF A.
melica is magnificent Indeed bat for the revolutionary
gtnefatiou is TO bc enjoyed in contemplation only
Win NY thanks for these communications, aud evrrv
wish for the OF these great aud hon0Tabie enter
ptses. ascert Tie assurance of great respect and es
TEEN.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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a new novel latel, received from England,
entitled 1.-THE PASTORS FiRESIDE" by
Miss Porter, in two volumes, making together
6xS close printed pages, was put into the hands
of the printers on " ednestay morning. and de-
livered by them complete to the bookseller on
the Tuesday morning following, in time TO per-
NIT him 10 oher il for sale by six oc!ock--a
lit,Ie over foar days and au haif--a dispatch In
the line OF cur profession seldom etralled.
IN. 1. L.. ldr. e
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,,r JFrrEHSON,S OPINION

The following Letter from MI Jefferson to the President
OF Board ot Canal Commissioners, the conteai-
plated navigable commune atoms between the gJeat
western and northern takes and the Atlantic ocean,
calculated highest interest. he favora-
he opinion Of this most distinguished philosopher,
statesman aud patriot, confirm the pIedectons
of the friends of ibis Improvement. and silence
the cavils ot its enemies: and TIE contenporaneous
sanction ot the legislature command the appreciation us
the patriotic aud enlightened, aud forever secure the
gratitude Of the rcmot.st posteriy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29

MIR. MERGERS majority ia the district ~. one
less than Joseph Lsiris had at the last election.
We arc authorized 10 state that the election
will be contested, and although Mr. MERGERS
apparent majority Is such AZ tn impose the I've.
iief OF his election, we feel satisfied from the
information we have that general Mason will
be returned, upon a canvass before congress
Great Credits due - the voters of Fairf.t> for
their prompt attendance at tile polls. under
TIE unfavorabie circumstances the general
came into Tie county-tho' there is but little
doubt that had The ireeholders more generally
known the SUBS tantial grounds there was for a
contest his majority could base been raised
to S5--as ii is, ne has the largest democratic
majority ever given in the comfy. N.Y. Mer-
Ger met with bat fee6ie support in the county.
ana the attempt to palm Mr.. Fitzhugh upon
the freehoiders OH the day of election, mot
w'tli ITS usual fate, aud such as was merted hv
so dis!ngenuors proceeding. The repeated
apoFtions which such a course has prodl. cd
appears not 20 have daniped the ardor of err
Per3aent, IN this gentleman's friends, though.
his colleague has learnt wisdom, and prudentlv
retired from the &c discordan sound Of democracy
that obtruded themselves upon hs ears OIL the
election day"
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iSr0n the WESTERN -srsa,l
cupID's TRANsiFoRMATtoN
't0GiHg U!ys ETgfWorfh's NJt,{..

c-cGsionsd oy reading Uiys EageperfA'. N,rsS..
Saw cvrip, Whence that air serene7
That open fraHt and piercing eye1
Sut Cor Thy .svei:lumind Inieil-
but for thy still infectious Sigh
! ne'er thy strip,ng form had known,
TO marhoeds Jnst proportions grown.
a do tlreami Or art 'hot. Loyxi
fcirft Of ySingsl No ioryer blind
y, thou hast ieft the world above,
In ,nor,ui Cn,sc. 9" cheat mankind
aud Thy companion. so dcu,urc,
L REASONS counterfeit, iin sufei
Hold, hold, (cried Cupid,) not so keen:
a Nebd'rons change indeed you see;
Bur, all that wakes your honest spleen
Was cAus'd BY Edgcwcrth's witcher,
Nor shall ever break the charm
Which robs me Of all pcnertO aarm.
"late as Iro,'d- an idle boy
b, FOLEY iet-Ro nattet where
Nv only business To- dyroy
Uhwsry beings 10 her snarc;
or With a random shot upaft
u uanSieEtniadDess 10 the heart,
With sudden terror seized. she cri,d,
haste. Snpid-uy--onr foe. are Hear--
y, .T'Te pait.i from your side
Their Vengeance =. ,u.d rot reach me Lerel
Bnt thus " conIrtin Z 10 lead the blind"
All where shat! Folly refuge ind
" Instant these soothing words heard
l"h iisi gentle hauds my shoulders press'dO
cupid, Thy ;i2Ai must b. defeTr'Q--
Thee, and Thee ONiv, arrest:
Yet, fear no harm. IN mated Boy,
come 10 succOr, not destroy.
Here, Folly. take these ilut'rins wings
Anaspeed u PASSIONS rude domain:
10 love thry now aTt useless thinca;
lie ne'sr viii ieave the Earth again:
ans all bis faults and cepsures too
are justly nOv transfer TO sou.
And, Reason, lend your friendly aid
To tear this haudage from his eyes,
DO more be,Tyying, or betray'd,
Let Lovehe vigilant aud wise;
AhG let misiutIing mortals know
ihat FOLLY oniy was their foe
was tdrewor;h spokc--her magic voice
transformed my being -chans'd nv s,a-s--
Ieniper'd my snnl To noblvr joss.
And mode me trump over FATE 4:
snatch'd NE at once from Folly's side,
Ahd gave ne Reason for my guide.
Henceforth, nor Beauty'S smile alone
Nor Wit nor Wealth shall psint my dart.
ine'e Is nv frffgGS gladly own
N't ihsy mast ACT an humber part
soI moral PNcellence-shail throw
Nv sweetest SPELLS ararnd the soul
-snG STRONGER still the charm shall grow
Beneath DIscretion's mild control
no jealous pHnP- ibe bosom tear
NOR cold indifference enter there
4 nd nov denizeu of earth.
No more sees my native skies
AND ted with intrinsic worth,
Auiormcr s.iifCc dcspse--
Become what Heaven At first designed
The Guardian GFHsaLs ~ JTanSl5iG. -
tnANKFoRD, 22d March, 1917.
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C,HAPARD& WfBB-,rFnR ron sALk.
4 boxes HAVANA DO
3 bids. aud 20 barrels loaf do
60 ,o01 los coffee. part prime green
90 hhds. Antigua rum; Is do. y. England do
AS bh!s. Leyhlin' and Canuhers bts old rec4iaed
whishey; Is aids, common do
lG hhas apple bl aEdy: Coeniac brandy
Holland gin IN pipes and cases
Or. casks Sicily Madeira
II 30. dry Malaga WINE,
10 do. Sherry
20 lhds. noIssse'; 10 terces London porter
800 SACKS Liverpool salt 10 ban iron
DO blistered steel | do. GeTnan do.
20 bundles cFawley do. sheet anu hoop iIou
60 casks cut nails aud hrads, assorted sizes
80 bblS New-YoIk prime porn
10 do. mess beef; 60 DO. liver oil
800 bbs. CIT hcrrings
100 do. whole DO. (Nay5 scotiaJ
- Kegs kegs. L ..SailS ,errnss SCOTCH
50 bbis. ssad a few bbls. nackarel
40 boxes WhmoTes cotton and wool cards
% 20 DO po Se' 10 i 0 Sy ~ ~ WINDOW GLASS
hhds glassware, assorted
cases half pint tumblers
do. prt do
~ boxes mSuld candles 20 DO. cbocoisc
80 do brown soap 80 do. shaving DO.
500 reagls writing and letter paper
loo do. wTappag do: J case oni;i;
II e.@ies queens waie tons paients shot
so Kegs warranted gunpowder. I. tF. FfF.
6,Oc0-lbs. soGl leather 100 side. upper dc.
10 dOz cali and Lid skins
81 tons plaster OF paris 30 tens hemp
C..
bottles, bottle corks, imperial, sunpnwder and
yOhns hyson tee, pepper, plnento, nutmcgs gin
ser, az blue naddeT, alum. putY copperas
birthstone, indigo, seine Irvine, sacking and sack
bags, wool and fine hats, bedcords and leading
lines Turkey yarn. shoe thread, wedding hoes
gf;ndstOnes &c. &c.
Also--l ease check silk iandkerehefs and quantity
oipUhESTiC GOODS,
C0nslstipc At
Sattinctts, shrtings bed ticks
Chaintrays, stripes, plaids
Cinghaln vestings, &c. SC.
|i@Sf HscetFed-l3o re2ms writing paper, completely
assorted Quantity of Macons family houI aad
chests ffesi Imperial tea.
mile Rirer35 hhts. best retailing no,ssses; hhds,
Antigua rum q lew bales cotton
TWENTY NJ LIARS observation-disclosures on The .,(il
L inst from the Subscriber, living aedr Newt Canton
~ f,ckn2h1in county, negso fellow, by name ST e
fftfN lie IS tall, black, he's short hair good house
scfy0nt, aud apt siter chile lcr strong emotion OF
sHy sIdd. tie carried him much clothing and IL
expect luiAins III or ahout Richmond, having been
nil.
The above reward wi be paid or The delivery 81 said
eow To me OF f0r the secureneEt Of in in ja hat
2st hini again. SMITH PAYNE.
p. 5. SAID fellow has wife at Col. Wm. 4ayos near
Richmond.
March z. lNItf
NIoTiCE.--The subsC5tre having e4eic1 into part.
nefsliip Jnder the firm a. ShepTgfd, l70i;sls9p )
IfortbGm, taSe is method TO INFORM .hs.r friends 4 Size
public seaeEaily, that they Ieceising general
assortment of Groceries ana daily exr.crng fartb
ct supply from Philadelphia and New-yeit which theg
"iief fOr sale Il wholesale ami retail accomnr, ii
eIils their Store E(Gr Hain) street corner h
81. just below The AiaTEet House.
join Sheppard,
HAIRY Ro5insaR,
Charles JYo,thGHt, ar.
Apru 5. 100 Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29

TWENTY DOLLARS REwAEO-ls offered FOR ap.
pretending aud securing IN any iel 50 thar sfe may
be got again, DARK muatto woman named SALLY
SMITH, who LEFT her masters hOHe IL Richmond, On
Friday night last, and is supposed BE- concealed ~ lie
city, IN the neigh oIhood she Is siaaii sized sie
der made wOInam OF abOut thiiy years oi1ge, small
features, her voice not clear, has sounds ftbrOulh
slight noarseness very neat and celniy In hlc person
and dress; has variety OF good clothes, fi li-a
hrowa hair trunk ana tw6 bat hoNcs which se carried
with her she originally belonged 10 irs. Younzans-
bands estate about , miles below RciUou6 and was
purchased Of Mr. Faichsf, ofiiic1oEi ahot eighteen
months ago.
APPty at the 0bfce eftAs Enquirer.
March Is.
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ANVhKf.--cunibelhnd county, January Court,

cliANckkr .--cunibe hand county, January Court,
tSt7.
Jshn Jefferson IT, and sarah his wife, formerly Sarah
Crtdr, jesse Criddic, smith CTiddle and Norell Ro
''u"'e, PiGinti5S.
bso~, Edward Crldd.e and john crlddle
DCfcH,isEts.
ihe Deieodan.s, Nancy Bsllow, Edward Crlide and
joan Crddle, not havug entered their Sppra,arce and
Gwen fecufy ding toths act of Assembly and the
rNss OF ibis Court, and appearing the satisfaction
OF TIE Court taat the said Nancy Edward and join are
not Inhabitants ofihs State on the motion ofthe ian
uh by their counsel N IS Ordered That the said ab-
eut dsiehusnts DO appeUr here before the 9TH
Gay IN March next aud answer the paintis' bill and
sat COPY OF this order he forthwith inserted IN come
one o. The newspapers pri,ted in the Richmond
tor Two mouths successfully, and another copy nosel AZ
the fort door Of the courthouse OF this county.
ACopy, IcS,e,
MILLER woopsoN, jr.p.c.
harcn III. lJ2-wSr
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d g5ltt Citation, Nsq.
Rulti,nore .fn,ii %.

baltimore, dDIH %.
In consequence of The decision Of The Judges
OF Baltimore County Court, that the warrant
issued Ey Justice OF ti'e Peace for the State of
Maryland did not legally authorize tl,e arrest
OF Don Joseph Aimeida, under one OF the pro.
visions 81 The treaty between the United
States and Span, as stated ii this Gazette on
the iitii inst. - warrant WAS obtained from
Judge Duvai, IN virtue OF witch, Almeda was
again arrested neutrality-suspicious. has been
made 10 the Judge 10 admit MIN 10 bail, the
result or which is not yet known.
red. Gazette.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

WHEREAS by an act entitled" an act pro-
yiding for the sale OF the tract of land ~ the
lower rapids of -andusky river" pasSCjou the
27th day of April, 1916, il was enacted that all
the lands in the said tract, except the reser-
Vations n,ade in the said act, should he offer
cd fog sale 10 the highest bidder at Wooster, in
the state OF Ohio, under the direction ofthe
Register of the Land Office, and the receiver
of public monies at Wooster, aud OF such day
or dayS as shall. by public proclamation OF the
President ofthe US. he designated for thatpur-
pose: And whereas bv an act entitled an
act provitin. tor the sale of the tract of Land
ut the British fort at tha Hiami ct the Lake,
at the foot of the rapids, and for other pur-
poses,' passed the 18th day OF April, 1916, il
was enacted that all the Land contained in
tie said tract, except the reservations aud
exceptions made IN the said act, should he OF
feTed for sale 10 the highest bidder, at WooS-
ter in the state OF Ohio, under the direction of
the Register Of the Land Office, aEd the recei-
yer of public monies at Wooster, and on snch
day OF days shall by public proclamation
D. the President of the United St;dcs be desig-
mated for that purpose:
therefore,, !, James Monroe. President of
the United States, in conformity with the pro
visions OF the acts before recite5, DO hcrebr
declare and make known that The Lands an
thoriscd 10 be Sold by the first mentioned act,
shall be offered for sale TO tie highest bidder.
at Wooster in the state of Ohio, on the first
Monday IN July nest, and continue open for
seven days and no longer Il ;hat the Land an
ihorlsed 20 be sold by the last mentioned act,
shall he offered for sale 10 the highest bidder
at the same place, on Tie third Tuesday in Ju-
iH next, and continue open for seven days aud
no longer.
Gre, rnder ny hand, tbs i5.a day Of April,
1917.
(SencD JAMES MONROE.
BY The President
}. MEiGS,
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n me si3t Ne "a ateLb,ssE
pecsialiy notified that the Subscribers have now in ope
ration :, faimfa, s'Ate oh tLs Sivanna river. near
constant aud full supply of afforded he by sS,d
river throughout Tie year. capable OF aAing plank
~ suth quantities a 70 enable the Suosrher all
times, r furnish ~ shost notices. an, cuany of plank
or scantliu= aud of sy Description which may reqri
red They Dsve now on band az said Aiils, and iniesd
TO keep large supply Of p'auk-rhey viii therefore be
glad maze contracts and engagenens for The delivery
ofp9iceh ip'fnk oS Scanrr either on the Basin bank,
a. Rchncnd ~ place on the river between Rich
nsord aci PALMYRA, or attbs latter place.
~ leitcts continuing propositions addressed 10 tie
Sibscibsss al linton Mills Postodee viii be duly az
tended a..
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CHARACTERISTICS is ozaio e6ef,d 5o5 SQfc.--T1e
4 Subscriber is disp5red 10 s-.i targfu is this
handsome Farm, snt a. dpi.s Tho payntHt7 sr inc &c
cOmmcdaion Of purchaser, into tsslss eqa9i r.rs in
ncgo-ahe paper we'll enaJ sed, iuade ragark ~ Fef
OF The Richmond Banks, Tire st 90 SD r 10 e 10 - DAG
sight, and SO ~ succession. o. o., 1855 the
purchase money he fnil) discharged mcl will Ia ~
tie end oftv0 years from tie dale o. tl, ffss H0r.
This isITn has been before advertised pretty .uly
descrbedit is therefore deeiucd- ucccss. fy again
60 y description oil 10. u ises u shG comfy Of
Ooochiaud, Ten miles above The court house, chIng
hole Greek. aud about forty miles from Richmond u
about 720 acres, lies sell luT farming. au1 10
well waeIcd and in good nelchbpThood abcdl tisy
acres of this tract ying Immediately On lc ils
Creek, is considered equally Iich the River
Los Grounds tho residue produces coei wheat. corn,
tobacco AID cisycr The BUILDINGS afe ueat and c0EYf
nieuiaso the orchards tie farm ATE extensive aua
ofthe best kinds Of fruit.
there also wo snall fafins near Pf0rfcr slime
belonging tie subscriber, which siso olorld
sale. The tuO contain 80 acres. and nearly lr sfHc
size az which u cncunhere0 VIII die lie rs
az Old lady. very great bargain may also br hal co..
rnrcasC oftLese pdftclsOf land either o. tlc, card
Inc payments made easy.
Any yea o. wishing 70 r'uchsse invited to call on
the ubscfrer aud enguic Oi H Isis price Ills dcst
fabje pf1ncttyt shall be made much hcIoo its real
ns, lbe ordinary prices that such iuas seling
DANIEL TRPLErT.
Yebrrarv
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in taif- 4-c4lnln DLuaypfss
30 bale. CD-.oa
no hekes Candles
~ thds. Aef-Euailnd fua
~ d.. WtI..ev
50 Dove lfr.li,i e. Young fyso,. Tos,
hAtALflp-aN1 fSE SAILS. ~
LneAs s. Sire,
AglH ~ Ii3s4gy
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rave, ne ss4os 10 ,,ssa ,hs asssrsAe. u Z, alss
respect,
SAMUEL L. Mir1HiLL.
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III-tlNIA
'J'hkEE TRACTS OF LAND-fTIR S.4LS.-The sun
sorbeT Offers for sale tue following tracts OF isn5

'INHkEE TRACTS OF LAND-fTIR S.4Ls,- sun
seribeT Offers for sale tue following OF anJ
viz S'
One Tract on which he resides within halfa mile NJ
Tue town oi LynchbuV Containing of 400 ac1.l
abont 300 OF which noI stands In cod the balance in
good behsi aud under good fences hands oile BRICK
Dweifine house, kitchen, &c buH oite best nstrl
aud of excellent workmanship, also barns stables ana
other out houses, sufficient ioT The accommodation or A.
ny family The cotisrity of this pronrrty to the town az
Lynohhu;g. renderst truly valuable.
one other Tract IN the OF NeIson containtrs
ny survey 1850 acres. 100 Of which in woods and ~
least onethird Ut the whole Is prime Tobacco land
This tact is situated between Variety Mills and New
Market, at the junction ofTye and James Rivers afford
ing ready aud convenient sale for Wheat aud Irzcce
being situated Misunderstanding Mill and an nsue,,
tlou-it is well timbered and watered has an exceent
site for Grist and Saw MILL and tile advantage of good
neghborhooi.
Il third Tact in the sounty OF Bedford distant from
ynchbuig 70 niles, and contains 1000 acres almost en-
trey IN woods, aud situated both aides Of Bic On.g
river, at place known by the name of BEfksfofd
land is partially adapted to the culture Tobacco Snt
particularly TO that Of corn small grain some iros
ore has been obtained it with scarcely am lsbo-1r
aud appearances indicate inexhaustibe qnat,y of
An extensive m0nntalu borders this land ca
vered wish timber that could he hOugh the mos, req
sonable terms There IL elegant site on creek loT
4 furnace.
Across the river there IL present dam attached IA
which Saw and Grst Milla little iabour would akc
this stream navg?hle for boats In the season 70
Stanton river distance Of perhaps ten twelve mile
any person wishing TO purchase will be sewn the land
in Nelson by SIR. s. Hausbropgh at Variety Mills Tbe
land In bedfoid by Mr.. Tbos. r. Greasy or Mr. John
Roberts In Bedford and the land neaI IyuchbarS, b.
the Subscriber.
ting and made known on application 10 Messrs Wilt
locke & Richardson, IynchbrTg,o by the Subscriber
Geo. CaiIaweg.
mil 90 ~
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I AND foE SALE-Pursuant 10 II deed OF trust e..
- ecued by George Walton dee lac If he county Of
Cumberland to the subscriber, bearing date the 10Th dsy
OF March 1870 and dHy Of record in the connIy court OF
Chinoerand "' be sold, on the premises the highest
Bidder for cash, on Tuesday the 18th day ApT The
fTGcf 81 LTnd, OH which the said George Walton dec
resided containing by esination RS acres more or
less or 90 msch Of said land will be sufficient to ei,
charge the deDt in the deed mentioned and tie Coat m
carrying the same into effect.
The TILE vested in the subscriber as trustee will be
conveyed 10 the purebassr.
Join G.. DANIEL.
ARTil II. ttuA.s
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March H..

NJiRGINlA-Atr uiss holden IN The clerks Oiice of
the Superior Court OF Chaucery for the Richmond
District, the i2th day Feh'y. 1917.
He"ten 4. TSFk0r, error Of James Y4yI0y de,,d
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109-uSsc
AUDITOR OFFICE, ,
5f1,-cH 1S 1917

LII Faynssters, Quarter Masters, and other persons
indebtsd 10 tile Public account OF Jsneg received
from the Treasury, or from agent person into
whose hands money had been placed services
durin- the iss war, are hereby Jti1ed, that snt win
ne instituted upon each cosed on or before
lie Ist day Of May next.
JOHN DURFooT, auditor.
"dieH 10 I0StlM
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Ulatthe,O II. II
April IL. 1I-lni

Il TEACHER WANrED.-The Hustings Court of this
City, Intend Al the appoint teacher OF
the Poor School.
his appointment is adapted the situation Of man,
nersons 10 socey among Others that OF young n,sn
DESTROYS of opportunity pursue favorte stnd
as onrs of leisure from the dues of The school would
ahoTd Sufficient time for that pun nose.
HsexPeoied that applicants will produce testirDoni-
ais Of theI oobriety and orderly department.
April 10. III-tINIA
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April %.

(tHsAP DRY GoODs.-ViJilaNa & Jsr17iIaI 1sH
- Qonr doors below Tie neLTaysrnl have jusirelcIr-
ed, tbeiT assortment Of SPRING GOODS
A8,0ne which arg.
Caution Grape shawls
Ievantine and Daulaskdo.
Elegant lace handkcTchie{s
fiantua aud Florenee silks
Leyantines and Flouuce do.
Satinf and Sgiishaws
Thread, silk aud cotton laees
lndia Nall and Jacone. Musins
Al and Ca cambria do.
sprig'd aud plain BOOK do.
Fine baiT cord eRntr.cs
stDerue IA and 6.A do.
Lisen cambrlck and Linen camhric handkerchief
Fancy plain ana coloTcd crays;lngs
supeTiue 81 GiBgbeus
y aud 81 Scotch do
"a and 7-8 striped and plaid da.
80 pieces snperhne tnarcss'd light prints
100 do. do. handsome darn
200 DO. strip'd and plaid ssersaeas4s
20 DO. al lTish linen
~ DO ~ %. DO. In balfpieeos
20 DO. linen Diaper
DamasE Table cloths, from s-4 by Io4 % ~ sY
~ pieces IS Iri,h ,heeiiur
80 dozen elegant Dagiask Napkins
700 pieces Steam Loom Shifting
REQ DO Supcrfne undTess'd 80.
500 10. 54and - India cot,ons
20O D.. blrachd Domtstics
800 do. RnJleaehd %.
30 Do. colord, oheckd ard plaid do.
Cotton sassimcres, bue & yellew Nankesrs,
While aud coOr'd james
Flax h Badauno Handkerchcfs. Ornabnrzs
ToklenbuTgs. Hessians, soper6ne cloths and ssss
sirnefcs, &c &c.
ine Whoie comprising very general assortment OF
choice selections and ali Of which they are determined
to sell at the lowest prices.
~ Country Merchants will fad il 10 their interest 70
cali and examine.
April 20. I14sf
VSUH DiSrifLFRY-FOR SdLE-On Monday. The
h Of Nay VIII br sold, e. the highest bidder. 90
he premises thst yaipdhie pTnpefy. known by thrnaHc
81 the GOsFOBT UiSTiLLEEYtt is upon iafer scaies
capable Of producing from ~ d10 gallons per day
The Situation Is eNcecHf, having tide water 10 the dse'
and perhaps 10 port in TIC United states furnishes N0-
asses on better terra then Noffik. there 0ny orc
Other esspsnneHi % Ne Kind in Virginia. and ire de
maid for low priced Suii very Great at large i'm
portaiions are consently required hom the Northern
states
The terms o. which this rfegesy eli be soid WILDE
very liberal, and made hDosn 6a The DAY ofsals.
Janifs YcHrg.
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