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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05
ENGLISH CArrL.E.

We learn with great pleasure that there is
pow Oh their way to this neigliborhood, and
will shortly arrive here, several choice cattle.
direct from England, imported by some enter
hawk, from Liverpool. Great pains were tax
en- in the selection of the cattle tor breeding
Weare informed that there are two pair OF the
long horns, to which stock the late Mr. Bake
well gave the preference. on account of their
beautiful symmetry, early maturity aud great
weight, and which i'll this country is called the
beef breed. There are also several of the Fees
water breed, and Iioherness, highly esteemed
for their early maturity, great bulk, and eSpe-
cially as good milkers-caled here The milk
breed--and also some OF the Heref0rdShire
breed-cOmbininSa all theQualitiesofthe above,
very beautiful, aud said to make the best work
oxen in England. Lexington Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

Fbsl ZION vHthg rrrsenicd.fn tTg nest Geucial
- A,scir by OF tts cutmonweatl , rrarin5 tue rts
ge Cd lay, rcrcain4 a iJws csiahiGhioa lovui sic
touuty OF Suj ca'ta CortGsl, Jos t'5ius therein
Toned aad 10 a11er.e ue Crstees % sad town ~ SCH
the public laHt attacked tA t-.o.
Sent5. a5vsrs
IN cHtNcghY.- chaiIoue Court, SEQ of Augnsf,
+ isi7-
John Ami .-ad AND Ii McCraw. merchants ,sG la.f-
mere acurt and dealing unacr the dtm aud saie q
iTms cad dcCraw Hklali6S
AC4tN.r
James 9. Dsu.c iic'sou Johnson Mathew Davenport
zsd Alfahan s.. - MEL. UfG0Terfs
1he defendant jaEe- Daniel not havnt culeic "a lis
appearance afcci Din thC dct OF Assembly and lie
rc OF i Cout, and u aprcaiinetn the sai c;ion Il
thr Court thatlc rs hot au ihAabfan nf tfs Ssffcr
niuion of ilc pisnudi h thc attorney, NJ is DYtgrcd
Hist fc appear here on the fr day 81 November Cpri
next. ent DIS Appearance. rad answer thc painudP
800. aud h'at copy ufts Ortei tc i,sc,rd u az
the urUsraplfs lHrted- ir Richmond iof tto nuntis
snecessyey, and po.ted ai ,ts ont door OF He cont
hou8e &c tie 61I "a tOErff.
Ccpy-iCsfe,
JOHN ROBINSON g. G.
sept 8. aJwgw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

lCOMMUNfC
DIED, on Saturday night last after 4 long and severe
illness IN the 2ist year OF his age Mi Samuel Ferdi
nand Burton, eldest son Of Mr.. Thomas Button, sen
OF Renroo county. Throughout the whole his
pfotraccd nfiappsiton the greatest ioTude fOIbear
ance and chrsao res gHatIVn marked his Conduct
Scarcely groan, SIGH or complaint escaped bis lips
1t Is almost presumption attempt pouruay the viz
tes and merits Of this trUl aniiabe Young man-Iav-
ing just u!saed liberal education he en-
ter upon the sudy OF the law his athletic and capaCics
mind seemed capable with the ease ctaspug
That atstrise science, and bid far to make is
brightest nlmCptsBe modest, unasSan.ug gen
efTGs and humane-lie dutiful and aitrctionate
son. warm friend. ardent in his attachments
cdtd in his opposition 10 vice and imuoTaty. of
ia Ee flower OF his youth, how many rising capacities
and powers aIe blasted how mary Gathering hopes 0f
parents <dftcrs totally eNtiugnished when tiey
be',eid that morning which arose bright overcast
with such untiieiy GarEness-Iha; sweetness tempcr
which engaged many hearts that modesy which us
50 prepcssssgg, those abilities Which promised so
much usefulness, ali gned to the silent aud
csvcrci with the cod of the yalley" leaving mime
Ions c0nconrsc Of relations and fends To dcpluTe tile
IossBUt the ways of Providence wise and inscruta
bic, ana Il bec1iSes Re crsjidna bow with humble
Submission TO his awful dspensWipns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

STAPLES OF THE AlARhEE.
Tobacco ) - to iZI-Com 5 q to q JO--Flour
new, Richmond Mills, S oto 9l-Cauai, about
5 to Sa-Wheat 5 90 to / 60-Meal 5 / 80
Hemp Is i23to 40.
Grocuies. Sugar brown IL TO Is per hum
dred-Cotiee 10 TO % CTS per lb.--MoIasses -
10 50 cts per GaIon-Herrings 5 81 per barrel
Bacon M TO Is cents per 10.
Virginia Stocks.
U.5tates Bauk 100 al5j and
in demand
u. States per cent. alOI
- GrOtian's Paper of last Monday quotes
o. ;. Bank Stock at Philadelphia at 1861
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

Capt. Dc La Roche informs, that when
he sailed, there was arumor ofau expect
ed WAR between Russia and Sweden.
II was said ,lia, the Russian feet had sail
Ell for France TO take on board the Rus
sian troops, and would land them on
some part ofthe Swedish dominlons, on
their return. The feet consisted of 10
sail of men Of war, five. ships of the line ;
they passed Elsincur, Jane II. \ Tuni-
sian corsair was reported TO have been
seen oil the coast of Jui!anh about 10Th
Jane. On The night of the 25ih Of june,
the prisoners IN tile work-house at Co
penhage;I, sci it on fire, III order 10 es-
cape butthc king being present, ordered
the troops TO tire ut all those who should
attempt To eScape.--Abput % OF 80 men
were shot or persisted in The ilamds-se-
Veral persons in attempting 10 sop the
progress of tie fire, were mistaken for
prisoners, and were fired upon by The
soldiers, one or Two killed, and several
wounded. The next day the king had
six Of the prisoners who were saved from
the flames shot Eelt. G. n. BooAs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

NEN G0oDS.-ths srhscihef OTTER NJ private sale,
" for short ilne about0Rc at1fcrfd ami fife p0ce-
ogss " DRl COODS. comprising almost every article
ia the dfy-rocd line
AR ass 10. 9p-}rif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

c iEuEL ANDERSON. fsfcrscy NJ Yer I rs orc,.ci
- his onee inthe City Washington on he Penr,y-
v1n Avenue where he offers III professional services 10
those who MY be disposed 70 employ him.
lie VIII Obtain for ail sOc'-.s hoRoWTGbiy discharged
their MILITARY WARRANTS and LAND rATLA1S.--
lie will also aitCrd 10 acy business connected with the
Public Offices Ia ihis city and those 10 may conGts
any hrsiress 10 hin, rry be assured ta II viii be
acted in The most speedy sHc correct manaer.
y. B. All letters TO him business fTs.ss ,, rot paid
otherwise they will be sa1t.cd remain Ia ~. Port
Ofce
sem. 5. as.ioiif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

Asotle,. Bu5jye RivSt No little com
motion YVES excited yesterday, by The fai-
lure Ola private banking Institution in
this vicinity; The bills ofwhich have had
genera! currency in this and many of the
western counties for one or two years.
Judgments were yesterday morning enter
cd against the banker for LOG, 600 dollars
Experience is The school of ,oisdom. The
lessons which we have had on private
banking the last year, it is devoutly 10
lie hoped, will produce sensation upon
tile public mind, sufficient Ia induce the
Legislature 10 restrain their further opc-
rations. Albany Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following is Il lisl OF the Senators
of The United States now in office, with
The periods when their terms oil service
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

r ga. JOHN II. ltlOMA5-as yDu aIc not an iuhahii
ifA amt Of this State. TAKE NOTICE, fiat The 18Th
ddy OF OcOher nest heiWtCn the hours O O'Clock IN tue
morning and six O'Clock the evening he tavern OF
Eeslesion S;r2ri ut Cumberland hopse ia said
county ia ie state OF Nuginia- shall proceed 10 take
The dispositions George Carson aud OheTs 10 be read
- evIdence IN SAT- depending in ChGncery in tie coun-
IS court q" Cumheiland, wherein walter Jones admins
aioT is plaintiff, ana Won and myself defendants
ALEXIS II DAVENPORT s. o. of
Nm s 1iir9iS II. DrreRpGJk.
N"pt - 35.Vlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

~. (IisytD we learn, that the United
States Elyatc Congress, Capt. Morris,
arrived at Cape Henry on the 3Oih of Ju-
~, last fron Pori-au Prince; and sailed
again OH the Bel inst. on 4 cruise. The
officers and crew were all I'm good health.
Ntr. Tyler the American Agent lett The
Cape in the irigute.
Tie Grand BC,E-- Capt. Leslie of The
ship Persia. who arrived at this port YES
terday morning in 80 days from fiavre
Gle Grace, iniorn,sus, that he has asceV-
taiued by repeated observations, that the
Grand Bank OF newfoundland, in lat.
40, is, North, is only two degrees broad,
instead oliour as lad down on most of
the Charts. The Eastern edge, on that
parallel, is in lon. 40, II, West, 81 The
western about 81, II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05


ElNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-suayed or
~ stolen from the subscriber ShOckOe Hill on Fri
DAY last,the lstlI instant, TWO DRAFT HORS rs. One
IS large bay, with awhile face and white feet and one
silvergTey eye. The other inoning chusnnt colour
OF Ordinary appearance. aud blind sde-hayinga
blue spot on the blind eye.
The above reward with alt reasonable charges will he
paid oI tie delivery ut the above mentioned horses and
thief, or 70 dollars for e...-. Of Tie horses.
JOHN GILL.
e July -. a5-lis
'FFO hiLLERS.-I wish To engage DEPUTY lNSPtC-
TOR to assist ne m the Inspection of Flour. vail
require sober, steady man who has been bred Miller
or has had other opportunities Of being well skilled in
Judging flour. JOHN I. JOHNSON
Inspector II ftoHr.
sept. o u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

lEIiiNN viii bc presented 20 tle Crucgt As
scinhiy OF Virginia, praying fer the establishment Of
Town and Tobacco" inspscO'vu, tire lands OF john
Clarke at Halifax tOuse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

Remaining Ia tx hiclBou1 Poet Office.
Ireast 81, 1917.
r. Persons having letters advertised
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
CRY or Paris LOAN,

The following are the particulars Of the Loan
which has recently been concluded between
the city of Paris, and several eminent French
houses
"'T'he CITY borrOws3 % millions Of francs, or a.
bout 800. 0O0G Sterling for which il gives 81 =.
600 obligations of 900 francs each, payable
from the lst Of Oct. 1917, to the 1st July.
Is2y. both inclndcd. The period when these
obligations will he paid is to be decided by a
Lottery every quarter of year, so that there
will bels Lotteries. the Ist TO commence with
523 Obligations, the2nd530, the Sd 537, the 9TH
54g, aud so on, adding obligations in each
drawing. which will make, in IS Lotteries. the
whole 80 900. Each obligation bears an inter
cstofG ~ cent. o. ann. payable quarterly from
tie day the money is advanced TO that when il
Is repaid which will be when the number is
drawn. and there are certain Prizes TO be
drawn everyq uarterfr from to 50,OOJ francs for
each obligation which comes mp, aud which
przss amount in the whole TO mp Yards Of 6
millions o iaan, s. Thus, for instance the high
est Prize on the Isl Of October. 1917, is 10000
francs. so fhat the holder OF that obligation
which is drawn the Prize on that day, will re-
ceiye for his 1000 fraucsadvanced,2 ~ 0i2francs
80 cents for his capital interest and Prize, and
the lsasishe can receive is OH"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
RICHMOND, JULY %.
Spring Grore, ( Din,O1ddie, } !
T.I,,fO ynt1

Spring GroUe, Dinuiddie,
Juty 10, 1917.
TO THE EDITOR OF The ENQUIRER.
SIR,
Youwill perhaps feel some surprise, that
the duty which noW propose TO perform,
should moi have been long since dischar-
ged. | frankly confess, that it is one OF
no ordinary character-and as such,
ought not 10 have been at all DELAYED =
But, having myself 68 Gtlte experimental
MoWiedge of the subject to which it re-
lates, (being III some degree out of the
sphere in which | am accustomed TO
move, IFS performance more particularly
dcvolved on another, whose delicacy and
reserve have hitherto prevented his be-
coming in this way, teacher Of the pub
lie. AS the subject, however, seems of
late TO have become, ii possible, more i'm
portant than formerly and as the call
for information in relation TO II is loud
and constant, ! have been induced, for
the benefit of my Fellow-Citizens at large,
10 sketch this communication TO YOU, of
an efficient method, as far as have had
an opportunity ofobserving it, by which
the ravages both of the wheat bug and of
the fy may be completely arrested.
The first experiment which was made
for the purpose of testing the efficiency Of
the method now to be disclosed, was be-
gun IN the fall of 1906. The field OF
which il was tried, was seeded with wheat
early in September, which grew so luxuri-
anily, that by ihe first of November Che
fall being favourable, and the land fer
tile ii was i'll many places ankle highs
About this time, particular part of the
field was perceived to be rapidly decli-
ming, as if blasted by severe heat. Upon
examination, vast numbers Of the JNg
were discovered passing through il in
certain direction. From fhe injury which
they had already done, it was at once i'll
ferred that the destruction Of this beauti-
fuI field OF wheat was inevitable, unless
some plan could be devised by which TO
destroy them. In refIectiug upon the
subject, it was quickly concluded that a
ny method by which this luxuriant
growth ofvegetable matter upon which
they fed and deposited their eggs, could
he for The present destroyed, was TO de-
prye them Of subsistence and Off nid,,s
ordcpositam for their eggs, must necessa
rily arrest their progress, and save tie
wheat. On rejecting still further upon
the subject, grazipg by sheep (Which feed
closer to the earth than any other ami
NAL, } was suggested as the proper and cf-
fcient means 10 obtain this important aud
desirable end.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
- Nl'SNttbsI
A SUBSCRIBER.


:, freS'd'"f'S 6@'.-AIost Of the Eastern
fapers iiaVe pursued course. as rroards
me freSIdcntS tour winch is al war with
an Republican ideas. Their bombasiic
descriptions, The aduIaiOry attentions.
Which they have pad to FIR. Monroe, are
disgusting beyond measure.
from leW OF those presses, we exDec-
ted nothing better. They, WHO could
stand mp III tie face of tie nation to vim
Oh ale The plots OF The hartford Conyen-
ton nc. &c. wouldnoi Sickle at any tling
he great body Of The Federal Party are
honest and honorable men-buf no al
teniIcns ilal can be paid by II. q. Ons
CanoG!IteTate the memory of his acls.
as Frencllnian oIce sa.d. {" DO
You expect TO make revolutions by rose
wafer e Does AIR. Otis hope t. cover
yer conspiracies and plots by rose wa
tfr-plots, which were hatched at a tine
when our country was in her greatest
danger! Are balls and ieasts and pagean-
Try and ponp 10 oblfterate the memory Of
such events
But what is our surprise and regret 10
see Inc able Editor OF that valuable Jour
nal lie Salem Register, a paper which in
the worst oftimes has slwavs STOOD hy
The cOuntry-tO see this Republican iour-
nal speak thus of the Presidents receipt
on w Salem
-" 1t vas truly sublime spectacle to see the
hIst magistrate Of tie IatIOn, the ruler ot
millions OF people, descend from his elevated
once, aud mingle with ms people. Harp, is
that country, where such State OF things eH
lists, and great that ruler lilo can thu, conde.
scend' without diminishing the respect Of the
people
Are We awake2 Is this the Register
that speaks tlusl The firm unwaycr-
lng Republican, A " Ruie,''l q" dcscs,m
from lis elevated Office! g his peopl, =
" Rufer' again condescend" Are We
speaking Of an Imperial ",uicr' stepping
from his throne, TO mix with " his peo-
PleY-or Of a trustee, an officer Of the
people, mixing with lis Piam country
inen--a e with the very people, whose
delegated power he exercises only for
season! " a ruler I" his peopIe'-NO,
mol let us beware Of this ncense-breath-
ing language Let us beware of those
ridiculous pageantries, which are calcu-
Idttd to p oduce the spirit that inspires
such a language.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM GIBRILTAR.

By the brig CIIauncey, the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received from
their attentive correspondent, Gibraltar papers
TO the 3Ist of May, aud Prices Current to the
9th ultimO.
The United States ship Alert, captain Kenne-
dy, sailed from Newly ork, days before the
Chauncey, who saw her OF the 18th of June, in
lat. 20, 33, long ~ 10.
The United States sloop of war Erie, was at
Gibraltar.
that FIRE broke ont in the dock-yard At Ca
diz, on the 18th of that month, by which the
damage sustained was estimated at abont
million of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
TSCRUm
LATEST FROM S0Uy,I-As!ERiC3.

LATEST FROM SOUEyI-AHERiC
We have received letter FROM friend
in -. Thomas, dated the u July, Of
which The iollowingis anextract: =" The
II VS. OF The day is, that General Mnrillos
has taken possession Of the Island Of Mar
garltla, and put every body to the sword.
That Barcelona, on the Maine, WAS taken
some time time ago, YOU have 10 doubt
heard. have seen an eyewitness. who
declares that every soul was nassacrrd
by order ofthe Spanish royal commando
CT Morillos. The Patriots have retired
10 The province of Guyana they have
two armies-one under 3oiivarias posses
sion of Augustura on the Oronole: Nari
no wiihthcother, chiefly Ca, airy, in the
interior, drawinga Spanisllmmy aiterhim.
There are now here upwards of 20 En-
slish ard Fianoycrian Officers waiting for
an opportunity to join the Patriots One
OF them Colonel, tnjerstpnd, holds
out the idea that Lord CocIirane is Ia
touch there with his frigale, and that lord
Cochrane Is going 10 join the Patriots"
(PkJ Dem. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22

negro into The service. which rendered
the place dangerous residence for whites;
nj least, such as were NOT publicly known
90 be enthusiastically devoted TO the Pat
,;otic cause. The ic" moments ofwhich
lam ONLY able 20 await myself to write 10
circumstances that trnnspired since my
last. DonJuse Martins is i prisoner and
rn hoard th- feet; his addicted and in
terestinr wife must undoubtedly sooI be
:, widow: Padre !. X. PessoI destroyed
Himself; both belonged to tie board
Which composed the independent govern
mcnl. Flour and provisions OF nj! kinds
remain high, but naval stores are extreme
~ dull. ! shall address you more fully
liz the Juno, which is loaded. and will sal
lar ,onr part rs soou - tile rcins'ated
authorities graft clrarances aS Vel they
I,uve not RESUMED their respective iuncii-
ens."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22

NOTICE PtthoD will be ofesenfed In the oene
faiAsfcmtiy aths neztse5siog pIsyiGg tc ssgc
Of law to exempt the Citizens kichmnri fr3m any
Obligation 10 Jurors IN the County Canf. ~ Ven
fico ana That the SEINE privilege be cxte4ded % Citizens
% heaiico. nos seediHs whia tue lHisoicon Of tie
Jo'y ~. 2cwss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22

iIr. john Jacob Astor of Ne-Yots in letter 10 his
Correspondents ia ihs City, contrad,cis report Nch
was" vrrygenerally circulated IN n. Nprk ard pD sy
here. o Coonr Bnrs having received = 100 $40 frvu
him Ona compromise for lots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
USIRY.
USUNI.
10 he Ehtor of Tie Tunniccr.

To he Eiitor If the Eqg'frcr.
Sir,
As the question concerning the policy
frepeallng laws regulating lire rate of
interest, occup es no small portion Of The
public attention, Twill briefly communi-
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NOTICE
UOrfhy The Gffc'fi9H o. i1aHstyfoils Plgnters sn2


* virtue of the last viii ana testament Of Mrs Nry
- Marshall Boiling. deceased, and 4 decree If the
h0nourabeSupe C0hit Of Canccry for The RirLord
District, VIII suidto The highest bidder. onbe prem-
SEES, very valuable Plantation tie county az Dinwd-
die called the peGWoOD THICEEi'. containing loco
and situated miles Yves, 81 Pefe.gbur,
The lands friie ard in good condition cukivatin
Ilie 6'e s"h'iN improvement on ths tract Of land,
such IS comfortable dwelling house kitchen dairy
smoke house, stable granaTy. This plantation az
l0fds COCO splng wsrr and IS bounded on side bv
hai neveaing steam called Nanoznr Creek The snle
VIII take place on Thursday the I dav Angus next
iaii mot on ihrnrNi fair day ans possession be
hr the fs' dav of Jan4ary - - with the privilege
Of seeding eighty or ninety bushels of wheat in tie ran
sHas' D 60 II" present year.
rle s''ns sale will he one and two years cre',,
bonds WIN anproNed and deed ofust on he
annual inst 4 from the first d., Of Jarnary lsts
Nr Thomson Lewis. who resides upan the nogwood
ibtcSei plan at or Will on application ~ " HE land
ROBERT BOILING, Acff"r EAecgt,,-
q HTS' Nd'y BarSA0H Boiiieq dec'a
JN'' g 22et
SSR. SAMUEL RowNTREE-I75 T--As vo1 reside
~ ~'thouithe limits Of this Commonwealth resort
10 tbs method Of gningysu notice tha on Monday he
70 h0'y OF er'ernner next. az tie Tavern OF william
'H-'ntal flnNanna Court house stall take he deuosi
lions o sundy witnesses To- bc read as .vdrc IN a s.
m CLsncory dependiugin the Of said county ~ pu
vanua, wherein nm planlid and Archibald rote,i.o,
aud yourself Northumberland IL nrevrrfee hv IN,
oafse whichever, from taking said dgpo-ions ON The doy
acuye mentioned they wiIibe ;ake on ann. -
or ths next day after such cause b. removed -
cags Breat yIreiphJhis - "a aa'rs, @Nf'
k<"ri uHL' a'hE LOiS-lcR $ALE.-Un FTidav
me SIT 81 August next, VIII Ire sold pi,bic apcfi
on at HALIFAX coHrioHsr, crcdit OF twelve rcnihs
'nt sVn2 houG Wi'h approved security-fYjtg
HGT -fcrc IotS 81 Land.
These LntsaTeaid off. forming handsome town Co;n
hecsurt ionse To Baunisier River The ,nany adyeua
ges attending This place make object 20 n en- o en-
II pel1e ~ he courthouse ola rge. fertile and
popnlons county, in healthy situation witt ne Due
water az any IN Virginia immediately on the River san
hs'er WheTe Watei works Of every kS can erected To-
great advantage Tie river is navigablc for many o,I
s"'e Tor haeanN Of tie largest sile branch OF the
Eodht which now aOrds safe and easy copve, a,rs
i9 Produce to The Fails atwhich place the Canal ~ IN he
shfuy complete ., which w remove every obstrEction
10 he Abcnarie Sound; in fact, there has been in The
conrseoi few weeks past. forty hOgsheads Of tobacco
besides ether articles carried from Halifax county Va
20 No'iok without any difficulty aud a great saving of
expense TINS situation is valuable, ne, only Ia uer.
HaiJar Count JU'yo1 ID ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22

=" cue fiOMtfffS M NWfHrgi CHgf0gjfy
'EHE suisrrifei respccifrl, informs The rnlc ft ~,
the2 ~ August next be Will umi,atc J, I,r Ceye
NJ AHE's'd County Va from Tie hONT OF ten O'clock fii{
tH- houI ~ nTe 40 The afcToOu-and uarticuIariy r.
cues itose, WHO wish to ake gond view Of one ~ no
tr'psl Natural Crr0ses in To country 10 attend "a
VII ie atr'ded with considerable cypcnse and can
ho' eoi'h ieoeaed The Cave has upwards Of % dif
'crent apartments. Of various sizes f,n 20 To s0o TO-,
~ ieug nne'y ealegated with spaIs of dineTent AZ
scrriirs-spue hanging like ne will folds ofbe,s
formed 49, ha.y pillars, some reaching 10 .he rerp-c
I'M" S its others, hanging lSe iciclts Of yarlons
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a thr 40 De toTew on that day will he generally ven
pleased MEASURES them that ever, tfiup IN is 1,
shall be donetO accommodate them F''''
,.,oo HENRY " BINGHAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
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