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IRISH SONG.

Li-l, are the hearts Of the CAV so,s of Erir,
As tight aS !h-iI nius,c tia, MARBLES so ineiriiy
N.'sr mid the froiies CT foftanc despairiny.
IloagE ueadng life's pile image weariiy
W ~lh ajcst yoaai meeting should hal, hm,
lte rustic viii soon pa, .ou ali tlat ne owes for il
And wheu you thinA that his answer might tail him,
HE never appears in thS least a; a loss Ter IL
tishl are the hearts vi tie gay of Erin,
sian turning the Jest on The Jester merr,iy,
Nser 'nd ,hv frol,cs Of fortune despairing,
Though ireadins life's pilgrina-ee ever YEARLY.
Mark the rude asat-thorgh biilONs may toss hi,
And far from dear nciaud tbcuro poverty banlshes
Lethht his ffiendor Ills love come across him,
And alt IN moment his misery vaiiishcs:
Yet Tot misfortune his heart has q feeling,
And son ~ the tear of compassion he hceps for i,
Th%ryh Ger his visage siniic may be- stealing.
Fen IN the s2nie moment that sadly lie wseps for it
SON the l'eaits a. tie -ay evus OF Erin,
l-tlight az their music HAT warb.es so meTIiiy
Sadness or ioIth with each traveller sharing,
Aadrsading iiie'S pilgrimage onward YEARLY
We who muy think HAT they never knew sorrow.
An hs bnt their harp, and the waillags they bring
Woo meier such language from Music eau borrow,
AZ of Ia their grief they pluinise wiring from il
Even their sti-lia mid their festival playing,
Though "ails II makes the iOud echoes resouad again
let VIII some wild note, IL snrrowing bet,aying,
on brtn- the light melody momrninly round again (;
Thus eau the harp % the say sons OF Erin,
Still whisper sigh as il MARBLES so nerry;
Deep il can breathe tie sad notes of Departing,
ar ling the light chorus of pleasure so cheeriiy.
Firm Is their spirit, each sorrow beguiling.
as when DER the ccean tkeiT vallcs appear them
Lashd by its tempest, Yet still they smiling,
GA ! who then can wonder their land Il % dear t.
them
Rrishthe the JOYS their sreen Island adoring,
AMI ,onc wears of peace may they ever he number ng
es when tho stE OH . cyiu sumner morning.
sh'nes sweet on their shores, where the pillows are
snnnhering;
Light be the hearts rf the cav sons of Erin
A. light as their music thai wsubc So ncrrilv:
Ne'cr mid the tempest Of fortune ,lespairiug
Tho treadpg iie's pilgrimage ever sowearily.
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from the Lexington (Hy.) Reporter. =
SJ'FA IT. BOlT ASEIINGJO

This steam boat. understand arrived at Nacirz in
1os anil h0ifdaVs from LouisviIe. InORe anda h0kf
ddysmorc. she no doubt reached Orleans. This eXpcr
pient shows the great utility OF steam navigation in our
~atsTst speoks volumes in favor ofwesterH commerce
less than week from Kentucky to New Orleans Pas
sengers after hearing Divine Worship one Sabbath in
Eentucky, NAV the next attend Mass in Louisiana
snd thai would have been Incredible even among Chris
tfus heioTe the American Revolution, they euoy The
privilege OF changing their re- igon and woT.hippng the
Almighty ia the way they prefer. often they please
W hc course Of the week. NN1fr fhc onrcrnrcrI
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AGkIcr.LY1LRAE.


- The Phiiadeipbta Society for promoting AgTicu
tnre desrons OF asce tanning the extent the injury
Tue country as hkey To sustain from destructive Fl
fc;ts OF the n.eccallsd the BeSsidR FyfTom the dis
Ease m wheat called &aHf. aud Iavages ofIhe Grub e
Indian Corn aud also remedies or preyenvcs of
those evils, will be thankful their fellow citizens in
ai parts OF the U. S. them with communications
on the following points
Isl The extent OF the injury which the Wheat is likely
u sustain in ther Immediate vicinity from III. iusect
and disease mentioned.
I'd The remedies that have been found 10 nravent ,e
operation Ofbo,h.
3D. The species varieties of Wheat that have been
onnu to resist the Of the insect called the Hes
sian Fly OF MOTTO be affected by the Stnntdoes
riety OF wheat which originated in Chester County Penn
Hivania, called Joncs's Wheat do those varieties
called tue Pnrptr aud COLDER of Virginia Gas has
been said,) anjt5rmLy resist tie attack of the M.
sect "
h What the circumstances of previous cultivation
IN the fields affected by the Slant? and are particular
souls more liable q" " than others what means have
been found to prevent the attack of the disease ofte
inseetf
5th What modes of previous preparation Of the soil
nave been tO9ud IN prevent the Corn Grub or Cut Worm
ana wbat have been the effects of making hole near
the plant with an iron wooden neg recently pTaCti
sed IN preventing the progress that insect
9Th What are the changes which that insect under
goes?
ANY other facts connected with the FOREGOING subjects
will he acceptable. Communications to he addressed
to the Secretary and whenever it practicable TO be
ntfrec IF postage
The Society respectfully Se cultivation Of
Potatoes in those districts where the Wheat Corn have
failed.
Published hy direction of the Society,"
ROBERTS vAUX. Scc'y.
Pkisadelphia. str mo. 30, 1917.
~ Editors Of Papers throughout the United States are
requested to insert the foregoing.
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NOTION YARNS, from tie Union Nanufacforv.-
~ ANDERSON * DABNEY, Agents for the Union Many-
featuring Company of Maryland will in few days com
tence me Ieceptot regular supply Of corroN YARNS
rsae at Baltimore prices These Yarns have lone and
deservedly ranked with The best in this country.
Mayo. 7op,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

CPRiN0 GOODS sutherland CoiqRiouN & On. in
- ADDITION 10 their stock hand are receiving by the
9cpo, from London. hest snperhne London Cloths Cant
bfcs and CacOes noinhazettes assorted coogs) Trin
ted ip0a and Furntsge Dimites printed Muslinet and
Qsiiines, York stripe, Royal Ribb Linen and cotton
Ticks. Ounce Thread. Sewing SIN snd Twist, DOlmsns
and Oakey's beet London Has, Sc. &c. &c.
They have on hand genera assortment of EarTsare
& CUTLERY, sd. Wrought Nails, London Porter window.
Glass, 10 ~, 10 81 and 70 H. Crown Paint Venc-
tian Red, &C. sc. &C All Of which they offer fI sale,
accommodating terms.
Ea,Ie f--tf
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June 3.

TWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures, OH the 4tb
a inst. from theSubscrber, living near New Canton
IN buckingham county, a negso fellow, by name STE
fHEN He is tall black, has short hair is good house
servant apt to stutcr while under strong emotion OF
any kind lie carried with him much clothing, and is
cxpect lurking III or about Richmond, having been
hill.
The above reward win he paid for the delivery said
fellow to me- OF for the securement OF him IN Jail that
get him again. SMITH PAYNE
r. S. Said fellow has wife at Col. VIM. Mayo's near
Richmond
March,. I0I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

VALUABLE Real Esf0fc For Sale.--Tbe Subscriber
offers for private sale his Trdrl of Land contain
ing about 500 acres, lying in the forks Of The brook run
some OF adjoining the Brook Turnpike road near the
Bridge and between four and five mesof The citv OF
richmond on this land is very Gne SPRING and some
remarkably handsome settles for buildne The tract
VIII either be altogether in lots TO sut purchasers
For Terms apply 10 AfoncWre, Robinson & Peosonac
who have plot of the land, and fully authorised 10
dispose thereof. EDJfIySD IVERCT'TR
FeD 20 oSwtf
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Nav %

NJOIicE.-An persons having claims agans, the es-
tate o Samuel Price, decd. late ~ tIenrico County
are requested to present them properly authent sate
she Subscriber that arrangements I've made for the
payment theTeofand ali persons indebted said
are earnestly requested to forward and settle their
accounts and all persons Indebted by accounts falling
TO come forward and discharge the same give
or bonds, with security, PAYABLE in reasonable time
Will afer the LIST day July next have their accounts
put intc The hands NJ olieer after which, other
indulgence than what the law allows. WILDE given.
W. ID. WREN, admir-. of
Samuel Price, decd.
June g. SILL
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1sNwENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be given for APP
pretending and securing IN Pail az out Of the cOun
tyJ two Negroes, viz {:
HENRY, a small black boy 20 years old very likely
and well pTOpOrtioued, and though small remarkably
capable House Servant, to which business he has been
exclusively bred. He has variety OF ciOthes: home.
spun roundabout coat and paniaoons among them
check aud broad stipes-the bonnd with red
ciothis hair whicb is very fine is cut in the fashion
and combed with CREST care TO point.
Also. EDY, a lnuatto woman and mother to the boy
she is very small and hOmely has on one side OF
her face, caused by defective tooth is an excellent
Seams,Tess and capable fIouse Servant
promotion Of the reward will be given for either and
reasonable expences paid.
J. +. SWAMI.
RocIy Mills, Hanorer, Jttne 3. g.
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Ihon,ae Sorshy and John Rartle, DefrvSo,fs
TIE defendant corshv moi bavi,a en,orad
appearance aud given security nccoTuIx AZ. az
assembly anc the rles OF this Court and 1t appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he not an nhabitani o
this Commonwealth II is ordered that the said deen-
dln doappear here bef re the 4t Monday in June
next and answer the Compliments bill and that copy
OF this order he forthwith inserted in some public news
aper published in the Cay Of Richmond and continued
fertwo months successfully that another COPY there
of be posted at tie front door of the of this
Couuty - $3.50
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May o.

TE7O THE PUBLIC-Mr. Henry Butler, re-
a Gently from New-Haven, Connecticut,
(where hekept Public House number of
years, that was resorted to by strangers from
all parts of the United States has lust opened
"A PUBLIC HOUSE in this city, on the cor,
ner OF Il. and 10Th streetS,in the New Building
lately erected BY Or. Adams. and which is
comincnly called the Bank House: he intends
keeping that uT:tii The Union Hotel is compile
ted and respectfully informs the ladies and
gentlemen travelling to Richmond, that they
can be elegantly accommodated with new fur
nished rooTs,a well stored larder, old fine fla
vored and choice iiquOrs--He f1atters himself
from the reputation he has sustained in the bu-
sness, and the knowledge he possesses, gained
from actual experience, that those who favor
HIM with iheir custom, will meet with thatkind
or attention THAT'S necessary to make strangers
and travellers pleased with their accommodate
ons; and in fact, TO produce feelings 10 cores
pond with those experienced, while at their
own MONIES and IN t.to bosom of their families
bis attentions will be particularly directed 10
the accommodation o Families that may be CO.
ming to the city; and ladies can always calcu-
late upon receiving the personal attention of
Mrs. H. who will exert herself to make their
stay pleasant and greea6le-Waitimg- maids
are provided that perfectly we'll understand
how TO make their attentions well accepted
The establishment will be kept IN superior
be satisfactory to the occupant, who hopes his
exertious to please, will only be equallct by the
custom he shall obtain.
n. u. There are attached to his house, fire
Stabies-and MIR y. Is we'll provided with nor.
ihern oats first quality, hay. and good Ost-
ieTS.
May 90 s-2m.
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x~1rArr ,rANt.r.r-rt,r,N,c cfaT rhe snhse,i
Z - = ~ ns.. :, :, a +, -, $500 y,,,, Il, chez
,e,ae,d cnnn,s 80 .,;,v hn,h %, he Gyn,r
ard 90 sy! ~, q .upe', ~. q"an'' ' " Wv
S ~, , ns ~, P '.s ,, .,;.s L.,
The = 20 =, ~, Ia GU -. ,,, ," a !, -, ia; ,., .,
obtain them Of ,e s,,bscriier who viii furnish mesh
raised aud ro"ad zeal, equal in every respect TO
brought TO This pace by wagons aud WIN warrant ITS
trken 6eiircriss i, may I've r,tr,ned a,h,s cSpence
The Coal from these pi,s has heen long known 10 be
peculiarly excellent 10, All manufacturing purposes the
Beona Furnace, on Ian rs River the Union Air Furnace
the Crown Glass Factory The Rolling and Sitting Mill a.
Nail FACTORY and tuany of The .miths OF Rcbond and
IN. n.icbhc,rna, LII on, hall.
ont
Smiths Brrkm,hers and others who make use Of
small Goals viii N, suppli,d on very acron,r,oastpr
terms
Apply to Mr. SAMUEL HARRIS, at the Basin, or to
LAMPS RRo,yN Ir
Aur;II5 n, ~
ag-1 IL. Il. y
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RocEv Mus. Hanorcr .Tlne 3. g

aItOR SALE--A very valuable TRACT or LIND.
containing about 324 acres, within about mile and
half Of The Br0ote T0UerH and handsomely situated in
healthy and agreeable neighhrrhood. part Of this
and is very Furthermore Than half oft is in wood and
the greater part of that atRabie Tiber. There is al
on This Land fine spring OF excellent water. These
advantages with that ola good road 10 the city fcl-
mond) make this very desirable TTGct Of Lana, and
worth the attention OF those DESTROYS Of yestng money
real estate.
FOR Trims, which will be very accommodating, ap-
ply to Mr.. J. owen, at the Brooke Tavern, or to
WoHcHye, Robinson ) PLeGSdHtS.
M7yIG. A-H
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NOTCE.--AH persons who have claims against the
estate OF David Ross, deed. requested TO pre-.
sent them, properly authenticated 1T my Office In the
City ofRichmond that provision may he made for their
payment.
II is my wish to avoid unnecessary litigation there
fore request that suits may not be ordered without pre-
viotts Interview with me.
THOMAS r. BOULDIN,
Acting Error. Of Dauid Ross, decd
bfay 70. z,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

10y virtue ola Decree Of the County Court of Henrco
Eb will be sold, to the highest bidder credit Of six
lGOnths the premises the 25th day Of June next If
fair, ii not, the fair day. i'm the forenoon two
thirds Of that Tract Of Land which the property OF
WIN. Morris, decd. lying about eight miles ci
~ of Richmond, and near the DeepRun Turnpike with
the reversion in the other third, after the death the
widow Of the said Morris, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and Deed OF Trust the land
10 secure the payment
DANIEL EDwARDs,l ,o,,,,;s .;o,,e.,
JOHN WHITE, No"'"'S''"'e'S'
June 2. SGT
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4 AND FORSALE.-Will lie sold, on Fri
= Lday, the 18th day of June next. at the Ia
yern door Of William Brown in the town of
Warren, two tracts of land, lately conveyed to
the subscribers by decd in fee simple from
David Cobbs, on credit of one, two and
three years. the one being in the county OK
Buckingham, containing three hundred acres,
more or less, and adjoining the lands of David
Patterson, John Staples and John Thomas
The other being in the county of AlbemarIe
containing four hundred acres, more or Iess
and adjoining the lands of Wilson &. Nicholas,
john Patterson, AVID Thomas Goolsby. Other
necessary information will be given on said
day. NICHOLAS LEWIS.
JAMES Il. FRETWELT.
Nay 1871, 1917. 7-its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

MANTAPlKE FOR sALE-wili be offered, at pub
lt4 lie sale, the first Monday in November next (i)
tar otherwise on THE merit fair day, THAT valuable
Ilantation called MANTArlKE, on which the late Mr..
ifichdT9 Bro0ke of King aud Queen Comfy, resided
rms Tract contains upwards OF 1000 of Land
lying on the Matapony River, and within miles Of the
Courthouse OF the county The quality of the land is
considered equal II not SUPERIOR to any upon the River
IL is welitnihered, and has large proportion Of first
rate UeaHow Land upon it. There is also large and
coinniodious Dwelling House it. very thriving apple
orchard, an excellent shad fishery and tomili,
~ bnt and in good neigiborhood FOL custom.
as II Is presumed that wishing TO purchase
viii view the premises, further description is deemed
unnecessary.
known on the day Of sale.
Any thar feel disposed contract private
'y orthis land make application by letter. adde's
sed TO me, at Lleyd's Essex County.
WM. GARNETT. Error.
Nav ID. a-wsys
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BATAVIA, (N.Y.) May 2f.
MOST EXTRA ORDINARYI

One of the most singular circumstances re-
corded in the history of accidents occurred in
the town of Nddlebury, in this county, on tie
10th inst. and exhibits. in the hero of misfor-
tune, mind eXcelling in the cOot. deliberate,
and determined virtues. The SUBJECTS as fol-
lows: ARENAS Shattuck, on that day, in
piece OF chopping that he was clearing, fell
tree across Il stump. in which situation il re-
maireh nearly balanced, the top, however,
huoyed up the butt: while Unsupported, he
undertook TO cut the tree i'll two near the stump
upon oliicil If was lodged, and while standing
npon /; for that purpose, he cut so much moro
upon the upper than the under part of the tree
that the weight Of The butt caused II TO split,
and at the instant of the greatest vibra ton or
separation of the severed parts ais foot sipt into
the cavity of the opening timber, and remained
as firmly fixed as i'll vice:-he fell Immediate
~ backwards, in which fall he lost his axe, but
hold upon the tree by one hand, with the o.
Their he drew out his pocket-knife and cut
limb with hook attached TO ii with the inten-
ton of drawing up the axe and cutting the tree
to liberate has foot, but soon found his efforts
fruitless. He next tried to break his leg, as
that would have enabled him to turn his body
in position to sit upon the tree and wait the
lingering hour Of assistance; but his position
prevented even the qualification OF this harsh
relief. Finding his strength falling fast aud
no prospect of timely reefI3s no human assis-
lance was within three quarters of miie) I've
adopted the only alternative that remained of
saving himself from the hard and horrible
death ofeXpring while suspended in The air,
with his head down and his feet mp. With his
pcn-knife he deliberately severed his foot from
his leg at the ANGLE joint, and or his hands and
knees heDt his course for home. In this pos
ture nc crawled full half mile before his calls
for assistance were heard, andtwice l,ad to de-
viate several rods from direct line to rivu-
let to quench his raging thiTst.-We are happy
to state that he is like TODD we'll.
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Extract from publications Jy tbs Beykshn,
io1ncnHnrnI .SncicfI

ioTCcHhurai SOctcfy.
Mr.. s. Smith made an experiment Of one
acre Of peas, which produced an excellent
crop. He stases that lie soged three bushels
aud half Of peas on the acre, May 10, 1876.
That in 1914 and 1915 the same land was plant
ed with potatoes, and MANFRED ia the hill.
That he pIouged the land about week before
sowing the peas. and MANFRED il wel.-Then
sowed and pIoughed in his peas. The peas
we're previously wet, aud covered with a suit
able quantity Of plaster.
Mr. Smith also made an experiment % A.
cres Ofoats, which produced q very abundant
crop. lie states that the laDd had been used
the three last years for crops Of winter rye:
that he sowed his oats the llth and 18th Of
May, 1916; that the oats before sown were
wet; and covered suitably with plaster. and
sowed at the rate Of tour bushels to the acre
In this experiment we notice greater quauti-
ty of seed sown to the acre, than we have
known. The usual quantity Ofseed oats TO the
acre has been 2 J bushels. This variation is
important. and merits examination. II may he
decisive of plentiful crop. We think2 bush
els Of seed oats not enough to the acre. We
hope on farmers will let Us hear further on
this matter.
EtrfsEg-sss,l 71-TFTsz -
United STATES STOCK LOST Notice Il hereby
- gwen, thai tie following certificates of a. S. Stock
IN the name 81 fowls Willis. bearing date per list be.
low have been mislad lost and that due specification
viii he made at the iOaOnCe Of Tie United states,
their renewal.
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CtTOLEN, from King William COurt-House,
! = OH Thursday night, the StiI inst. a pair Of
BLACK HORSES, both well nicSed. one about i5I hands
high handsome blaze, both hinder legs white, nearly
halfway to the knee, few hairs IN his tail,
stoned by nickng. The other about lJ hands high with
little white above lis hinder ho0fs MS neck little
supkas noccasioned bya fistuia.
will pay any person who may detect the Thief, fifty
dollars, apdif information s gwen that get them,
the nforrher shall be literally rewarded. if required.
WV. BURKE.
n The Editors 0f the National Igteiiigevcer and
PofersbWrg Republican, 7oiH please inSsTf the Mere
thrice sreek fdur rcebs, and foTWdTd their accounts
10 fhis OficcJ0y payment
May 27. 6-st'SIo
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Mr Clymer, the ingenious inventor ola valrahleim-
PVeent IN the printing press, went passenger in The
slip Electra, capt Williams, from this por: for London
We understand, he carried with bin his newly I'M
proved presses, with an inento to offer il; present
10 The Emperor alexander OF tssia. Mr. ClynCrs i'm
pTovenent Is unknown ia Europe and nope and i'll
deed have hut ltle donht thai the eXpemces of bis visit
10 That enlightened and liberal part Of the world will
handsomely remuniTated. [ReIt's PAH. t;0z.
W. nsle coacmaker, OF this city. has just completed
most superb chariot for President Monroe. The stuc-
tire and decorations admirable The family arm. oT
ha President are handsomely executed the respective
pannes ofie chariot and The motto he hiss adopted is
PF,"cip'@ 30" ho'glaes - or, Principles not Men a
very honorable one, Il strictly adhered To. 10.
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HENRY POLLARD.
Nay %. 5-mtc'
CTAGEs, j'o-1 Caar1offcsoIlic 10 WaNnfoa.-Lea,e
- Charlottesville every Sunday and THURSDAY at o.
T.. NJ.
The prhlic are respectfully informed that the above
route in complete order, there being Stages, with
good horses and careful drivers besides the advantage
of daylight perform the rouie-he subscriber intends
keepnga good hack and horses for the accommodation
of those who think proper to far Saunton
in the Stage onthcir way 10 the Springs aud pledges
hi.sel that passenger shall be detaned for TIE
OF conveyance.
JOHN C. HIGHT.
Nav "a. s-wswSa'.
NOR SALE-A valuable aud Eighty Improved fays1
1 about sixty miles above Richmond containing one
thonsnd acres ofand in healthy and agreeable neigh
uourhooi.
For further particulars apply MIR. Geo. Perkins,
Richmond March a. io5-w3m
Is'Hg Subscribers under the urn of JAMES HAIRLESS
d d Co. have opened in tue house lately occupied 10y
g. NJ Cafrin:on K Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggist
aud Apohecary Store embracing large and general
sernent of Drugs, Medicines Paints oils, Sc. Inen-
ding 10 keep constantly, FUN supply Of all the various
Invite generally, the attention of merchants and
physicians believing that they vii, be enabled afford
general satisfaction TO all who may please them
with orders.
The physicians and citizens Of Richmond and its vici-
nifty assured that and all other arpiica-
tons for Medicines &C. will he attended TO with accura-
racv aud dispatch
The public aso assured, that such arrangements
are made as will enable them to keep constantly Oh hand
supply OF excellent Soda Uatsr.
Mav9. I-wsw
NJOlICE.--On the 0ih MAY, 1 took ION on board OF
/ Peter r. Jefferson boat head man drfhvr, three
bags Of Wheat. supposed be bushels. This is to
notify the owner 10 come his property, and pay
charges, or it will be sold according TO law.
WIN. PIGGoTT,
MAY H. a--ov
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Charles YANcEY.

II The Editors of the Virginia Patriot Norfold Her.
aid Fredericksburg Herald and National IntelligenceT
VIII please publish the above six times, and transmits
then accounts lot payment. c. Y.
maN 30. IF