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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

NTALUABLE LAND AT AUCrIoN.--on saturday,
March the twenty niiih, az twelve O'Clock, az tire
sell-ravern will be sod unless previously disposed
OF at private sale Tract Of Lend, in Henrco county,
containing acres lying about ten miles below town,
aud miles from James river adjoining the lands of
VIM. Holm, John Woodfn, Richard TurpiD, Benjamin
Tusscl There is on il smali Corn Mil, in good or
der and supplied with plentiful streams of water About
10 acres Of HE tract are cleared the balance well
Inbered any land in that part of the county Per
who wish view the premises, Will please apply TO
jackson FEayser, who will shew them
7erms-i each, 60 days, and 80 days: ihe credit
payments secured 10y negotiable notes, with approved
dvrsers and deed oftrust to the payment
j. B,otgn, jr. & w. Fnpiey,
Vendue Masters.
March H. 103-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

EORfY NEGROES AT AUCIION.-On Monday the
l0h day 81 March, at 10 O'Clock will be sold Pub-
lie Anctien before tic door OF the BeTayern Tor cash.
tOkRI VERY Val UABLE NEGROES, unen women,
and chdrer said To be- As likely as any In Virginia
ng them, said to BE- al excellent house servant &
a good sa'Tycr-tbe balance prime crop hands.
THOMAS TAYLOR. 5Dcrr.
February 8. gI.2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

OsT CEErlFJCArgS.-'fh c certificates for the fol-
= loving Stock IN the Funded Debt the Unised
STATES, owned by me- and held in ny own on tue
nooss Of the Loan Office for Virginia, have been lost Or
misi4id, to wit.
No SIS far g5I 81 eper cent stock.
No. 500 for = t25 ~ DO.
No. 5B5 for s iss - 8 pei cent stock.
Nt person who eau give any Information relative 10
Ne ABOVE certificates, who may any c2lm there
20 are desired to make Il known At SAID L0an Office, 10
riu VIII, Esq Of Richmond Va. to Tie SUBSCRIBER N
sueipy county Kentucky, application will be made IN
rnlsnspee OF the regulations Oj the Lres.lry D.gII-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
March II.

FUSTRECEiVEO, aud Tor saIe-5O bbls n. E. rum ;
~ Is bhds Pennsylvania rye whskey 700 sacks large
Liverpool 6cd salt 10 hhds. first rate retailing nolas-
SEES
Ind hourly erpectedA good assortment Of cotton
yarns, whichare offered on the most liberal terms
N. n. RICE & Co.
March IA. loe6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

~ The above ale Is unovoidahly POSTPONED III
TuesdSy the aoti inst. Wien u viii certainly take piac.
tue Bc'i <vern ana upon terms contained in tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

yTALuABLE PROPERTY ar -4nctic".--on Tuesday.
I'd Apr at O'Clock, :,iier tine sale of the Swan Ia
ycrn property we will sell valuable lots of ground, 26
feet each front running bach i37, feet adjoining The pro-
perty of Mr.. Wren and opposite MI Daniel CARS rms
property being beautiful street IN the Guy,
near the Capitol Square, the City Couriionse Monu-
mental Church and Theatre, hi.l and healthy s'ua-
ton is well worth the attention vi persons wishing 10
ppocure building lots near the centre of business.
YJrms--Gg aud IL months credit.
PdrkhiUs, Dunlop s Coptanf,
Auctioneers.
NI,rcb ~ iO3-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

MARSHALI5S SAiE.--By virtue Of decree Of the
AVA Courtof the United States for the afth circuit IN
!he Virginia District wherein Margaret Coates exccu-
uHof the testament ard last will Of VIM. Coates, dc
"ho surviving partner Of William Cray aud Ceu-
pany, are piaiuufs--and Thomas Muse and Elliott
mnse, administrators with the will annexed Of Hnd
sou Muse, dec. aud Thomas Muse Elliott Muse, Nelson
Muse, aud others are defendants, in Chaucery-Wil be
500 Tor ready soacy public auction, before the court
mouse door IN rbauBa, tie 2Sth day Of April next Il
being court day House y I0f the property Of Hudson
Muse, dec. NA. MANN, y. M.6or
4. Hoore, W. >. ID.
March a. Ioids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

To the unfavorable accounts which
have already beeu published of the dis
appointment of the attempted discoveries
on the coastof Africa, wc have 10 add,
that of ! - Ter from OH board the DOro-
thy, which accompanied his Majesty's
snip Congo on this Inflated expedition
The Dorothy had reached st. Salvador
on the east coast of Brazil, on the 3Otb OF
October, the date of the letter in question,
in miserable state from tile sickness
which had attacked the crews Of both
vessels. Captain I'uckey returned ou the
18th Sept. TO his ship, afer having been
en' aged with eight men IN exploring tie
river, until they were all seized with sick
ness, and compelled to make the best Of
their way back for medical assistance
On the 22d of the same month, the Do
roihy and Congo, with the double boats,
proceeded to Cebindo, with a view TO OBJ
tain refreshments, and To- try the effect OF
| the sea OH the health OF tie crews. The
vessels arrived there on the 9th, and ON
| the LIST of October they quilted that
| place, the Congo having l"stin all ~ men
by death, and having fhen 80 on the sick
| list. Captain Tuckey and Lieutenant
Havckev If the Congo. both ell victim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

Great attention will be paid to the safety Of the bag
Gaze but NO responsibility for loss.
s"S~' RICHARD ALLEN.
williamsburg Fehy 25. sSst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

NRATE coAL.--Hefh, Saeppard & 20. iuform their
~ friends that they shall hereafter Keep constant
supply Of the best Coal from south side of the river
al their yard on the Basin.
apply to MT. Wm. Byars at Office in the lower
part OF the honie occupied by Mr.. Trplett they
have also Plaster PGTis in the lump, ground at
their lumber -hOu,e, At Rockets
March s. I0otf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

4 negro Man named E1nt0iM abscondcd NOM ABOUT
~ afew miles below Lynchbug about Christmas last
Ale is stout fellow feet 10 IL inches high, abont -
years od-a his iorc I'd loves vhiskey ana was
bare of clothes.
,.,,;ny him, GRO. FLEMING,
Lonis0, HeutiRs SPrtnss.
,...h, 4, lU2-3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

quo LANDS For SdSe.-py virtue OF a deed o. trust.
- executed 10 the subscribers by Vim. MCraw and
recorded ntc County Court of Halifax, for the purpose
secnring the payment Of certain 0fmoBey therein
mentioned due Sarah Darlington, John irvine and
john Z. scott-KiH be Sold to the highest bidder Tor
cash at Haitian courthouse Monday the 2sh day "
April next, ftbeiBR court day. the following tracts Of
LAND, lying in the State Of Ohio and Deer creek aud
IFS branches, VIZ
one tract Of eleven hundred acres.
DO. 00.Of three hundred and six acres.
Dc. DO. Of three bnrdTed acres-aHd
TO. de-. Ofone hundred acres
These lands have been lately patented IN the names "
the trustees, and will be sold uHhOaf rfscrUc.
JOSEPH ". SCOTT,l
ISAAC MEDLEY, : Trustees.
BENZ. GREEN,
Fcb'y n. vaw7vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

x ,IP SnbscTber having cd the Line OF Stages
from Hampton Ia i;ichmond, informs mis- friends
and the public that he is making every e>etion To OBJ
.,in GOOD Horses Carriages and Drincrs No efforts
hail he wanting his part to render this route safe and
exucditious effect which, during The winter, not
more than three passengers will be conveyed al the same
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
March H..

FURNITURE for SaLe--J0Bv ALoocK informs his
a. friends andth public that he has commenced his
cabinet business iuhis old stand Governors Hill Din
the house Of Joseph Gallego Esq city Of Richlnond
have hand quantity Of mahogany furniture
which will sell at NewYork prices, on ten per cent
lower than any made in Virginia. Ladies AND gentlemen
that will give call will ud my work well made aud
equal to any made in the world, il il is made nnder
my own inspection. Every attention Willie paid 10
packing up safe, aud delivering itin good order.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-05

|" NE BoUGYT THEN 1T YEND UE.'
HAvH lateIy bccn thinking what immence
dusntiGce of goods are bought at psndne.
Scarcely 40 article of aoy desc rip,ion is now
for sale in this place, but what was bocght at
psadue, or perhaps TO speak more politely a,
auction.
/, any man will take the trouble 10 exam.
Inc into the subjsct by visiting our stores, ei-
ther Of dry eoods or groceries, he will be ss.
tonishod TO find them entirely FLIED up with
purchases al auction.
A countryman wishes to buy rum, sugar,
gin or brandy>--ho eoquircs the pricc---hc is
told, and II is added, Z" sce could nor afford is
so lou, 6as we bongM n at ouefiox." A
young lady goes out shopping (as It Is
tcrmed)--she enters well assorted store
she gracefully curtsies, aod wishes to lock at
some cotton cawbrics, lawns, SC. sc. Pay,
wha, " tho price Of this 20 I" rhrsc-and-six,
Miss--it is tho only piece lcft--NIiss Rattle
took twenty yards, Just ncw---We would not
afford il so low, but twas bought at ancfion--
upon my word they are good good"
- 81 will thank you 10 show me your silk
hose" With great pleasure, Miss" How
do you soil ,hem I" t" Why we will pu, them
to you at is shiiliugs; they cost 20 by the
dozen --but they come trne under 10 Us,
wc purchased them OF auctioa"
Next comes gentleman who inquiries for
broad cloth. awe hasc one piece only loft
lit very exceIlent."" What is that pieco
siri" "Nins dollars and half, and we
don't scarcely get the first cost; we were
fortunate 10 striking OF lot at auction; but
there is no moro to be had--only look q, tho
ifsscad---it Is very stout, 1 assure you"
Next en,ersa married LADY" Have you
spy chambrays, 6ne aud handsome for q
eowu'i" Yes, madam, one pattern only
Mrs. Flambeau took the other this morning
here a thiug think will please you--all
,he sor in New-York." "What is the price,
siei" eve will pot IL at four and two.
pence, as it Is the lsst--buu we could 90, sf.
ford /, under dollar, only We purchased il
&C aucfioa."
Nov, as examples ore very Influential.
anticipate III. day when the SELLERS OF aImos,
ell commodities viii adopt the lsngusgc so
much in VOGUE. Soon the farmer will de-
: eIsrc, that ne eoeld ao, afford he corn, pc,a-
toes and oats so low. but he prrchascd them
at v.sdae. Pigs geess, turkeys, chickens,
eggs and spples, viii all come to US very
eheah, bccadse they were purchased ct rer.
dse; oyste)k, clans and Holsters will be sold
st half ptieD, because they were purchased .,
suction.
Thus we may FAIRLY calculate, that at M
distant pSriod,. wing viii be Fifty per cent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-05
SIened,

The patents of soldiers who hssy notified, or
shall hereafter notify the General Lsnd Office not
to deliver them TO their agents heretofore appoint
Ell, will be retained. subject to their iurhrr order,
Members Of Congress who have deposited Gin this
ohce) soldiers Warrants or notifications may obtain
patents for them b. sending 'he receipts which
given by the office, and Instructions relative
TO locating the warrants.
Printers who publish the laws Of the United States
will give the above 80 msny Insertions as will a.
noun, 20 ten dollars, send copy Of the papers to
this Office, and bill recepted-the money viii be
sem by mail. JOSIAH MEiGS,
Com,si ssioncr Of the General Land Office
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MlLliAsil bUUnsY LANDS,
GENERAL LIND OFFIcE,
2sm Sehs 1917
NOTICE..

te lands w the Illinois Territory, appropriated
for ouuntieS Tor military services, having been sur
ve@Ad, aud tie surveys received at ,his oicc. the
dslrbu,ion Of The SAID lands by lot aerceahiy to
Law, will commence Al Ibis Office on the 6rs, Men.
day in October next st
The surveys OF military heuuty lands ia Missouri
Territory are expected 10 few months, when a
similar distribution viii take place. of which timely
notice viii be given in the new spapeTs. These Who
wish locate their warrants in Missouri ler riiory
may send them ofier The publication OF that notice
Every soldier Of The late army who has received
from the Department Of War a land warrant, or a
notification that it is deposited in thi. ci!ice, may
obtain patent by sendnle this office the wsrreut
noiIcalion hrst writing il, 40 be located in
the Illinois rerrl,osy and the patent TO be sent to
the Post Office at -"
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A5arstai's Notires.

UNz1ED WITTY oF FSEEItz,
Rhode-T Island Disfrfcf, &c.
pURsUANr to a wsrran, from the Hon. DAvsD
HowsLL Esq Judge ofthe United States Os'nrt,
for the District Aforesaid: ..,..
Notice is hereby given. ,ha. there has tcen fled
before said fudge, an Information. IS William VI
ery, Esq. Collector of the Customs for the District
of Newport, against the brig n. her tackle. apparel
furniture, boats, arms. guns smnnni,on add stores
--sedging that said vessel, SC. is forfeited for
Violation Of the laSs Of the United States. And
trial viii &c had thereon al . speciz District Court
TO Be holden at the Court -House IN Proviience, OF
the 18th day Of November next. At ~ O'Clock, ia
the forenoon.
DuTEE PEsRCE. Dss's .uars,el
Newport, Oct -, 1877.
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Newbmt Ligbt-H Hcu5e.

\ IL persons having demands against The snh--
n seriher for worts done, or materials furnished,
in fitting up the Gas Arparaius a, the Light. House,
are requested TO present their BILLS (n duplicate
for or.set,emert ID. MELVILLE.
Newport, oct. 70, 1917
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V0lnaM Pr06eYtv.. Far sac.

Vulud0lc EF0DeYLv... TOY S0lc. d N
THE subscriber with ;iher sell or lease the House,
4 in which he ncs lives, in Thames .street--and
have immediate possession. lie will sell scne lanA,
adjoining the estate OF he late George Champa,
Esq whc'. and is very convenient for Hose lots.
lie VIII cither sell or lease his farm at sachueast-
point, in Middletowa lie has some Furniture aiso
Tor sale NhTiI EAXA Ri>,
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MORAL OBSERVATIONS.

The msn VINO saddeoly forgc,s his dead
friends, can givc tho living but poor assur-
ancc Of his eopstsncy.
Virtue and Modss,y seek rciiremen, and
never &c, themselves op st sale.
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SournrY.

l.
..t OF HORACE's CELEBiATED ODE,
uJUSZUlg EFT TR.sACEM," J'c.
~ the REQ Mr. BLAoxLocx zvho mas barn bis6.
The man, whose mind--on virtue beng
Pursues some greetIy good in,cnt,-
with undiverted sim--
Serene beholdSthe angry crowd,
Nog can sAef olamours, fierce and loud,
His stubborn honour tame.
Nor the proud tyrant's hcrcest threat
Nor storms that from their dark retreat
The iawicss surges wake
Nor Loves dread boz, which shakes the pole,
Thc frner purpose Of his soul,
With all its power can shake.
Should natures frame in ruin fall
And chaos o er the sinking ball.,
Refumc rrimeval sway
flis courage chance and fade de6es,
Nor feels tie wreck of earth and skies
O,struct its destind way.
IN the 18th century, Cornelius ne Witt, OF iiol-
land, man highly distinguished for capacity, en-
terpri1c integrity and patriotism -persccu,ed by
thc biiadcd aud furious pdpuiace, and condemned
60 ths rack by the fac,ious leaders Of the republic,
whish bis wisdom and valor bad contributed 10 De.
fend aud sAve--eamly repeated the foregoing ode in
tie op,gina Latin. while his tormentors were cxtsn
dins and racking MS body on the fatal vince
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TO LET,

ind Possession .yipen immediafeiy
THE UaJoN CcrToN FACTORY in Tivcrton
> with all the Apparatus, now ia good order for
making Yarn for further particulars. enquire sc
ISAAC PALMER, living near 'hc premises.
ISAAC pALMnR, Commif!ce fo-
EpaoND Esgns, The Union Cot
ENocri rLsSsH,, soa factory
Tivertop, April "a,
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lower than Il now is, in consequences of tie
univers,l practice OF buying at oxensn or
ucndne. - Con- Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-05

pYthe subscriber, an island in Point Judith.
~ Pond, owh-Eings own, called the Great Is
land, with dwelling .hoase and other buildings
iher con, in good repair together with small is-
land. near to dloinirg ctIicd Little Comfort. loll,
containing 80 first quality land, we'll, adaptcd
TOR Welding good crops OF corn or barley. II is az.
excellent dairy far,a we'll divided BY good stone
wall. The pond is well slofed with variety Of fish
aud there is good haeiog places the shores. and
great quantities drawn thereon yearly. There
IS plenty of on The shore, aud more, IL
needed, can oe had at snst expence For pariis'
ulars, apply TO EDWARD HAZARD, ortc
E ..t TGOM As g. HAZARD.
South Kingstown, Oct. l, 1917. CD-
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wAsHINGToN's PLEASANTLY.


WASHINGTON'S PLEASANTLY.
The following is the copy of q leusr from
Gen. Warrington to DR.. Cochran, Director
General Of the Military Hospitals during our
revolutionary war. Ii was obtained fsom the
son OF Dr.. Cochran, and its su,hentisiiy can
be vouched for. IL will serve 10 remove
the reproach that has been sometimes cast
upon the General, Of his possessing a cold
and unsocisl temper. The style Of tho let
ter is playful and lively, and exhibits grea.
goodness aud sincerity OF disposition.
WEsr PoIxr, Avo. 8. 1917.
Dear Doetor--I have asked Mrs Cochran
and Mrs. Livingston 10 dine with me tomor-
row but ought ! not 10 apprizs them Of
their fare' As hate deception, even where
the imm,giaauoo Is concerned, / will.
II is needless TO premise that my abic is
large enough 10 hold the ladies---of tnis tiIcy
had ocenlar proof yesterday. To say how il
is usually covered is rather more essential,
aud this shall be the purpor, of NY letter.
Since my arrival Il this happy spot, we
have bad ham, sometimes a shoulder Of ba
con, 10 grace the head Of the tabls--a piece
OF roast beef sdo,ns the foot, and small dish
ofgrec0s or beans (aImost impcrce eptible)
dccorates the centre. When the cook has
mind TO Gu, up figure, (and ,his,I presume,
no will aItemp, TO do to morrow ws have
had two beef steak pies Or dishes OF crabs H.
addition, one on each side OF the GENRE dish,
dividing the space and reducing the distance
bclweeu dish and dish 10 about si. feet, which,
without them, would be nearly l2 apart. OF
late he has had the surprising luck to discov.
cr that apples will make pies: and it's qucs-
tion, If, amidst tbs violence Of hi. efforts, we
do not get one Of apples, instead of having
both of beef.
IL the ladies' can put up with such cuter.
tarnmcnt, and submit 10 partake Of il on plates
once tin, bu. now iron, (oot become so by
the Iabour Of scouring) shall be happy 10
sec them
am, dear sir, your most obedient servant,
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Ia Or Lain Cac h,a., -
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Portsanouth Wooltu lR0nutaelsyy.

POFtS1n0illh WooltN lK0NllfdcISfy.
rF"hE subscriber informs his iriends and the pub.
4 iic, that he continues ia Gard Wool, Color and
Press Cloth, and TO Manufacture Plains, Satinnets,
Fianneis, &c Ill which will be dorc in surerior
manner, at moderate prices, wing the best kind Of
machinery m exccilent order. snd workmen expert
cnced in evssy orsnch. Grea, auent.p will be paid
TO those who puuctuai in payment, and none
will be neglected.
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
20 make immediate pay ynent--,hose whose accounts
are ct Acug standing in particular. viii find IL their
owu intcres, to make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (CnnJaUe S,sus.) Oct. IL.
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POATlsY.>~
For the X ]. Republican.
TO A FADED ROSE.

Say, little fragrant wilcing rose,
Why thus thou droops thy pensiye head
Why thus. though scarce zephyr blows.
Thy leaves decay--thy bloom is fieds
Iyost thou portray fond woman's doom.
When tsnder love invades her breast
When passions sigbs shall fan her bloom
And life, by Hope, 10 sweeiiy drests
Mnst she. too, prove each piercing thorn.
Which thus Thy fragile form surrounds
Must from her heart each hope be Torn,
And. like thy loaves, bestrew the ground
Ilut ,ucmiry Of those hopes remain,
Add Weld. ike thee. rich psrtume--
Though Hope can have no longer reign.
she blooms again beyond the tomb.
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LOVELY WOMAN.

The blast Of var may loudly blow,
The note OF animation;
Yet vslor what inspires thy GLOW.
Like woman's appreciation.
womin. without thy dazzling charms,
The world were wrapl in shade;
Cold wee the clarioh's call TO arms,
And laurel'd wreaths would fade.
Then lovely sex. with magic smile.
Still point our hopes, our cares begdifc,
Vita gloly, love and duty,
Shall wsrm,
Alarm,
Insprc.
And fire,
TO gain the need Of brau.y.
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Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

.CAPf, OIiH.rf lELlJ n WoOb,
or Bristol, u T. informs bis friends AMI the pull.
~ lie, tha, BY the advice of his friends, ard many
Others. who have been cured by lsn, Of obstnsis
disorders, that he will undertake the speedy and ei.
fectual cure oi the strane sorts o gra,elly
complsints--all scrts Of falling sicknesssli ncr-
vous complaints bilious cocs.-cfamrs in The
domach--feser es-scriula--rheuma,ic coin
paiDts--and disorder OF certain kind, yery
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound lie
also cures the piles. old saati.ng coughs and dyse-
tary.
The above complaints he processes to cure nj The
most speedy, safe, and chectiad nanrer--and will
be grateful for share Of pnblic patronage
lie also cures the scutvy in tho teeth and the
toolhacae--and as the teesil become loose by the
scuryy, he fasiens them 10 the gum, as sound as
ever. naiseous or rdisagreeabie breath he sweA
tens by his medicns in or 8 days. lie rei forms
cure OF that horrd disorder, called tl,e scadhead in
a very short time All burns and scpds he cures IN
ii or Is days. If applied to immediately. recipe
for the sbove cure can be had, application TO him.
NrisI sl, July !, 1917.
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The following little Narrative fa,onrs so
strongly OF Inc romantic, tina, we should hes-
.a,e In believing it, had we no, been told il
by genlletnan who Witnessed part Of the
trausaction
A person who had made considerable
fortune 10 Philadelphia ss a ooychcr, wen, on
board one of the last ships from Amsterdam,
which had numbcr Of Gecman Rcdomp.
tioners, for the purpose OF pu, chasing opc 10
assist him 10 his business. After exa,niug
tho pbysioenomy of several Of the passengers,
wlthout being able please himself, his auem
ton was arrested by The usoqnil aud compos.
cd countenunco o! u man sather advanced In
years, but vito much appearance OF st,ereth
ADD activity. Not less pleased with the con-
verss,ion OF the Gcraan than with his txtcr-
ior, he described tho purpose for which he
wanted servant, and obtained The mans
consent to purchase his indenturcs, provided
he woaId also purchase those OF his wife who
had accompanied him. Tho parties then
went ashore to complete the bssiness attend
ell by the captain; and upon the names Of
the persons being mentioned, TO insert them
IN tho writings, they were the same with
thoso Of the purchasers father and mother !;
and, upon further enquiry he asccrtaineG
them to be, ia fact his father aud mciher, the
latter declaring, that il he was their son ho
had rcmai kablc mole upon hts left arm
which proved to be the case IL is added
that nothing could surpGss the Joy Of all par
ties. The Providence of God had snatcied
the venerable pair from poverty and servt,
ude, and conducted the IN 10 plenty and lode.
pendence, under the protection of an affec-
,ionato son. He il seems, had ranaway from
Eis par snls when quito boy, aud from the
continued wars in Europe nsitLcr had ever
heard ofthe other since s'f