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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
A TID.BIT FOR WONDER.MONGER ERS.
From t.s Ns~.lork Chronisle
ANOTHER PROPHET.

=
ANOTHER PROPHET.
A dwarf Osmed Peter Loyriii, who lives Ia
Charleston Is. c. is SAID to have been se'y
successful in predicting events, long iime
before they really happened. II has been
certified, las we understood, from German
paper printed in Pennsylvania by severaire.
spectsble clergyne en-, lawyers and merchants,
who signed certificate 10 that purpose. thar
he actually predicted the late war with Eng
land, with many Important particulars con.
nec,ed thercwi,h, all of which have been veri-
fed by the events. lie has also, more than
once accurately foretold the conviction and
ereeu.ion OF men who were at the time con.
sidered respectable Characters, and whose
reputation Al the time had never been svllisd
by the breath Of suspicion.
Some time last winter this singular little
being again took peep into futurity, and
announced the following as the result.
The United States are 70 be blest with two
prosperous years, after which we shall have
war with Eag'and Of nine months duration,
in which Great Britain will be more severely
be aten than she has ever been before. Pre-.
vious TO the irst great battle there will ape
pear signs, wonders aud miracles, such us
have never been Witnessed d-Eartbqusk
will also happen about the same tine.
This war will be succeeded by twenty i've
years Of unrivslied prosperity, when we shall
again have war with England, who will again
be beaten.
Within two years Of the present time (iast
winter) Booaparte, in very extraordinary
manner, will again become Emperor oil
France.
Within three years, the island Of st. Do
mingo will sink and be swallowed oph an
earthquake.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

six acres OF 'and--When cleared, the aero
yields one thousand to twelve hundred pounds
of cotton, in the pod, and three hundred
picked The net produce Of the acre may
be estimated at SO dollars. Children can be
employed to gather il, and meu be very
prohtably engaged in making oil, soap, bran
dy and slaves, which sell for so dollars the
thousad al New Orleans. Sufficient for their
support rnsy bo easily raised, aod tho food
for the cattle costs nothing, which 10 very
great sdvantage. You shall DO the first to
hear were wc FIX our settlement. Write to
me soon, apd be assured Of my sipeerest res
pcct and regard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
From khe New Hsrfshire Patriot.
THE SPIRIT OF ENCROACHMENl

THE SPIRIT OF ENFORCEMENT.
The writer of ibis wa. present a, dinner
given by Gen Knox, TO . number OF ludisnss
10 the year 1879; at NswYcrk they had
come 10 the President on q mission frou their
nations. The house was in B<oad~ay. n
!. little before dinner, two Of the Ssehemss
with their chief OF pripcipal mao, weot ie'o
the balcony at the front Of the hosse, the
drawing room being up stsits. From this
they had view Of the city, the harbor and
Long Island after remaismg there short
time, they returned Into the room, spparent-
ly detected; but the chief more than the
rest. Gen. Knox took notice Of il, and said
to him, Brother, what has happened to ysn
you look sorry. Is there any thing N cis'
,rcss you He answcrsd--I'li tell you, bro.
ther. .Ihsve been looking at your beso'hui
ci,y--the great water; your moe country.
snd see how happy you are. nn, Them
could no, help thinking, that this sne count
~ and this great water were once ours. Our
ancestors lived here--they sajoyed q ss thei'
OWE, in prsre---it was the CT, el the 1'ss'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

th,t such sort OF q tuce as Peggy 3 Ioliy s,s
no m usc at all for civil people to heaH--thas .t
mesnt pretty near bad as the Rsgass .'farsh,
"a piece Of music OF which he seemd 70 be very
jealous y that the drummers and hfers or some
body Other after abusing all the big folhs.
Ike aimssH and that they ought to be put under
arrest. and the like o'thst Now. great nasy
seemed to take him fer very knowing sort OF
bsdy, ard thought twas safe way 70 think as be
did.-And so, as they mise men, they, no dcubfs
know great deal, 1says I to myself and must
have rare knack Of making laws, and things in
that lnei but, 10 tell what good tune is. and what
the different beats Of the drum mean, give me Tom
Tattoo for score Of 'em. Thinks !, gentlemen,
you had better make honorable re:reaf. your
selves let this awkward business alone, ad 60 to
making laws. I minded one thing, thass dough
they made spt ohi'ytng 10 favor Of. Hsshins-
ts,.s .Hareh. yet they couc OF help shewins shy
SORT er liking to /" Rule Britannia, and God save
the King" and such grand music, as they called At
Twas not their policy openly to dispise Yankee
Doodle bat, being prodiglous pet, they resol.
we'd tc OUTLAW old Peggy and -fshg." -snd put
AN efiectual stop to any ,iung Nae ns4s hi.ls es
OF Ifd-re-s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

cuoRCs.
So gravciy one advanced the notioas
In form and manner Of motion.
Changing the course OF legislation,
To rare and novel occupation;
And mpvd for select committee,
To ascertain about the ditiy,
t. investigate what plne was plsy'd. -.
What sort of notes the hfers made.
And whether with an III interts
On injury and insult bent,
Ur whether aught, or naught, was meant.
Soon rs the hopor'd moves sat,
Ws pas'd resoiuiion,- ,---
AIR. SOLO.
"whereas the Chief Magistrate
by music was insulted,"
A Junto she apponted." straigh.,
To sit till they've resalted.
"with pow'r to send for men," and papers,
To ascertain their saucy capers--
" 7ze fp5ic hoxsr - ssainiaia,
.7nd dignity" without STAIN
CHORUS
The committee reported, iaconic and neat
Tba, the laundering drummers "had playd ~
treat ;"
This sou,asd insulting land SO il might mean;
And so il might not---yet it savor'd Of spleen,
Aud Of slight ;--and we gaess,--and We kaoss SO!
(Howe'er thar may be lit shoH certainly go SO
So they made out the rogue to be young Captain
Bob,
And completed their music cal farcieal job
FINALE. GRAND DOUBLE CHORUS.
(icesmpanied By the ney invsnisd fatsns 2rontssn,
trump V fams,
Then let a martial band bs eAiPd,
And let the caller call them all
Let oor'new chiefthe cau-performs
Let zeal their martial bosoms wsrr,
For rounded hsnsr Buff all.
Array'd along .he martial hall.
Have jurisdcton,--nol at 0H,-
The cGuse MUST .fsHI
In rIHE-THs LRcisLArIvE JOKE
WAS BoRN IN tyEE-ANp IN sMoRx.
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The King and Queen Of Wir,omberc
lately narrowly escaped drowning in their
county sea, q, Bellevue, near S,u,gard. in
consequence Of The ovetfo~iog Of the Nee.
ks,: The ws,cr rushed into the house With
spcb yiolsnee as to tear IN the pavemsn. 10
The hail.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
REcfrATIvE. SOLO.

And 50, as was saying. With all its sggravatons,
they brongh, the matter before the Ssger house
,iayhap now. Fat. you may he after notion. that
they look'l 'iuie queer upon each ether now and
then--.,6 sseha thug These big men were ~
grave 30 you sai be at holy mass, Pat. There
was oae grum fellow, with ne leek Of nose, and.
zoands what fist twas good m itch for CON.
mon she.s,.-and his head 100, for that matter /.
fsr be talsed Ikea viI Isshnss. lie said, IS how
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
From she Providfaes Patriot.
A PRoFANE ORAToRIO:
Or, 5i.d!ey ef variOus mesres, srifed 20 me
subject.

Or, q Medley e} variOus msfres, suifed 10 IN
sn5ieet.
OVERTURE.
WpsH harmony is all the rage,
Ard discord's quite hiss'c off the stage;
When all must tune To fiddle G.,
And. Wet arms, must agree;
When Brooks, with thousand croaking Shroats,
subito, breathe melodious notes.
And chaunt. sincere and sacredly,
To charm the air ot r,ajesty,
And lure him, Auditory:
AZ this propnious, flyor'd hour,
OF smiles and bows and grns for pow'r--
BY royal grant, and usage recent,
Profoundly wise, fruga.iy decent,
Assembled OIL affairs of state,
sapent Legislature safe.
Omnipotent as Parliament,
They organize the government
Hear rival chiefs each have his talk out,
And then adjourn and then--ihey walk cat.
But ere one more revolving sun
His giant course had iariy run,
They re.sssemble, and go on;
Elect and re-elect-in brief,
Dispiume one testy, martial chief,
And then--ty general desirement.
They all disperse, and seek retirement.
Another moon had wax'd and wand
(But, no militia corps had traind,
AS yearly wont to DO : no Natter
The people taught their rulers better,
Threatend the clan with loss Of place
II they sgain. with shameless face,
Bctray their trust, the States defence,
And outrage all that's common sense,-
For what for this.--in Charity
Fer Pdrty pcpuierity
This lesson they have had, dye see,
With tncture Of K'aghs-errantry)
Another Moon had wax'd and wand,
Old time full thirty days had gan'd,
When once again impervious fate
Collects the wisdom Of the state,
Cloth'd With supreme authority,
And all the powers of sovereignty:
They aid the cause of literature,
Andiegislate heretofore;
Provide the State with Wholesome laws,
Those sturdy props of freedoms cause;
Assusge the poignant paeg of grief,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-06

Giles, and offered him pound sterling on condi-
ton that he would stand to him n model.
Ii was only necessary to tie his hands, and
contne them within an iron ring, In order 10
represent, as well as possible, 1.-The trunk of the
treein which Milo's hands were imprisoned
when he was devoured by wild beasts, the
porter readily consented to the painters pro-
posal; he stript himself and Suffered his hands
to he bound.-Now, said the artist, imagine
that d lion is darling upon you; and make eve
rs effert which You would do in such case to
escape bis fury. The model threw himself into
the most violent agitation; but he made TOO
many griinaces; there was nothing natural in
his irigbtfui coutortions The painter gave
him further directions, but still he failed Of
producing the desired effect. At length he
thought of the following singular method. He
let loose vigorous masti.i, which was kept in
the yard of the house, aud desired hiI. tn seize
the unfortunate captive. This excited both
gesticnlation and utterance The efforts of
The porter thus became natural, and the fury
of Tie animal increased III proportion his
struggles were violent. The painter in iii OF
transport, seized his pencils. he patient, how
ever. who had heen bitten and torn by the dog.
utterered vioieut cries. Excellent Rrayo
exclaimed the artist. Continue: Oh, that $
admirablel Finally, the sitting, or rather the
torture, being at an end, the artist, offered the
promised salary; but the model replied, that
lie had agreed to accept Of "a pound sterling for
being painted, and not for being bitten: he de-
nanded large indemnity. The affair has
been bro't before the tribunals.
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TILE AHTg

Perhaps country In the universe has IN an equal ne
giOd of time produced many extTapfdnnry proofs 81
mechanical geniusas the United States There Is nn
in civ wonderful cOntfyance the work of Mr.
Dow OF Boston which, by the simple operation NJ
ing crank, like the handle Of a giudsonc produces
perfect screw which the thread is turned tie
head formed ad shaped fOr counter suuk hole Ill ai
suface Of The head fairly fled aud ,ho su for The screw
driver cieanly cut There are mauy machines wbith
perform Of these operations but none that we have
ever heard which performs The operations altogether
vrrf completely the screws commonly made hg
machinery ere OF an egGa thickness IN the shnnk
such IS i,e perfection At this machine tiat this
exception IS removed f0 e scfews tspeTffOm fhc herd
% ticeHd and pfoscT,c hf thread perfect Throughout
The ma hne is not 80 cumprous hri IL might eas ~ he
carried lafge Nheei'agow bat the principles are
applicable To- required dneusipns and may he NOV
ed by 81 the ordinary powers hch art employs to
move GachiucTs Forces WsipT- vhecls manual labor
steam 80 ab0 feei iieres. ip what frnly adDira.
BIC should sec at TIE corner Of seventh and SAMSON 81.
Ia sescnthsiTce fg'afodeiyh 4Rrora.
Wchsgt seen very ngeniaus c0nirvabre to supply
article saith cannot always drained iu convent
ent f9nsiu dDmesur economy ihc cte0rirg of coffee.
t. many who ac loud Of u always desirable Dui
whether fsrDueh ihc iuatcafioB pr cunsness u ser
raf0us cNpcTmGeis, cui.trvfd very simp'e elegant
q c0W1lrd rcsiuode accommodating this object and
not oniy " cfscng nc ODIer, wih certainty but al
dimes, aut W aug place ierfre egts nor isinglass. Dol
isaf 1f cirir 30 ilNa p0ckei i'onk and adsutrt
70 ~ every ciiDiaie " the 7flpo.rhere % ,s VI
short neat att q leitfY itn. at q. LADIES' fft
sisrffrrhf betofe nssccHcss 100 fashou and nia
40 used VIZ Pr anf nfs LABOR tiar rprfin8 tnifcisr
auaptliyo 'iig afcr nU fbout nfh sirafe Of gnHl.
vii % .'f resembles. ave have seen it TIRED &
err llnl i..r wc describe y. Whti .le pnce s.
we haze rot itar'ed, iftrr fien tfef toHc'eucy
e'ea- iHr -2ona 81 coffee wii cost 2bqrl la tenf
IN.
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unhealthy every taingis there ,. in extremes

unhealthy every thingeis there in extremes
the humidity, the wind and the heat.
Admiral Cockburn had marked out circuit
Of two leagues for the Emperor's prone
made the present Governor has, without any
motive abridgcdit to halfa league.
'rhe inconveniences of the climate of Long
wood and particularly TO which the Emperoris
exposed, have consiIerablyinjuredh his health !;
and it is the opinion OF his English physician,
that he cannot remain there another year with
out hazarding his life.
Colonel Poniutowski has been removed from
the Island by order oil the governor.
We departed from St. Helena on the 2Oth OF
October, on hoard the English trigate, the o.
rontcs, and after having sailed TO the Cape of
Good Hope, we again returned to ST. Helena.
There we remained for several days, without
beng suffered to land. The emperor having
been informed of our return, caused some pro-
| visions to be purchased at jamestown for our
| voyage to England, which were sent on board
| the vessel. We we're. however. under the me-
| cessity OF sending back the live stock, the
| captain insisted oHour killing itimmediately As
| for wine we never tasted it during the voyage
| as we could not submit to have the emperor's
| present, which was strictly our own, distribu
| ted to ms in ratious by the captain.
| On the ~ th OF February we arrived al
| Portsmouth. from whence proceeded 10 Lon
! don, to fulfil the painful but sacred duty which
| now discharge, by the publication of this
| narrative.
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Lmaon Monthly Nsga.ine.l
WE FARMER.

Lot,ion Monthly Nagazine.l
pHE FARMER.
fest of mortal men,
NbUin siav'ry as from pride,
N~'t, nos rrinsing Nails - catch
" Ct great mans uod,
caI rusties FOR bTlbe,
honor: where Deceit,
cumyerton, drest in smiles
lsrerce and, beneath the mask
Sincerely betray
~ ,nansion's gi'ded pride,
t,he initiative arts,
kurs yield 10 charm the eve
Is ot mass, plate. enwi0ught
stl, woi kipanshir allure.
h.n tie ptsie nor pOmp 81 power,
6f ambition, MOI the mines
N. lv'ree norihe poison'd sweets
"A luxury, he plants his foot
Acss on his old paiernai tieds,
aus urshaksu. here sweet prospects rise,
ldous sIniiing ia their lowry pride,
.lh,ijs and daies, and cottages e.nbOwer'd,
The scenes OF Innocence aud calm delight.
There the wild Mc.udy of varblng birds,
ALdcooi rctres hing groves and mirul'riug springs,
invite TO saciel Thought, aad .ift the mind
From low pursuits, To MT ii,a,e the God.
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-tharlotie County Court, a,h March

TN cu4NcrSy.-tharotie County ccur,. a,h March
4 1917. .i,
John Raine end Nancy Rane executor aud execurix Of
John Rains, and hrgh wyli,c, PtainflrS.
against
Thomas BIB, susannah Dihb and josiah Mcscley,
DcferScrfs.
The defendant Thomas Bibp not having his APP
pealance according of Assembly eud the rules
OF this c. INT aud i: ~ the satisfaction OF the
court that he is not an inhabant OF this sta,e-On the
of the plaintiff (Wyls) by his attorney ~ or.
erfd that lac appear here the rst day OF June court
next nnd enter bis appearance and answer the bill the
plaintiff wyllie and give security for perfoi ming the
OF the eouit and that coy of this order be
ted in the newspapers printed ia Richmond
months successfully posted az The font door of The
court house OF the said county.
ACopy. Icas,
WinSiOw Robinson, ID. c.
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April %

A VALUABLE TENEMENT For .saLc-- wui tr sola
~ on the 80 weduc. LAY in MAY next, yu5>nbie yof
10 the towH of ScstsYile. ~ the county of yovbatau
Il i believed. that few sations within the same dis
lance 81 Richmond, whicis about 90 OF B. miles afford
more advantages m mercantile soat Of view than are
70 bcfoHnd This little village.
II - remarkable rublic place aud Is sifrafcd IN
The main ~ kinstam rogd rhc iot is well n,proved
having convenient dwelling house. IN which there Is al
Ore ,ilDe sto 3 very lafS c9mrod GUS lrrnber-
house and on excellent garden. The Suh.criber will ex
nect thousand dollars 60 paid on hc DAY Of sale
ald he balance ia two equal annual paymerfs
WH. ARCHER. for
JOSIAH FORLINES.
Atrh,E. Jif-tds
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AtHAPsRD& WERB-oPPFH ron SALE
80 nae h.as. t AND 10 hOis' huscosado sugars
Dohes fia'ahna do.
hlds. aud 20 barrels loaf do
$4,000 lbs. coffee, part prime green
20 hhds. Antigua rum; Is do. NJ England do
LIS Dbs Leybnrn' aud CaTuther's PEST old recteed
whskey; Is hids. common do.
is hhds. apple brandy COgniac brandy
Holland GIN III pipes ami cases
3 a.. casks Sicily Madeira \
1 1s DO d. dry sG.i Malaga WINE,
20 hhds molasscs; 10 tierces London porter
500 SACKS Liverpool salt 10 tons ban iron
do blistered steel do. German do
~ bundles Crawley do sheet and hoop iron
ton nail rods
60 CASKS cut nails and brads, assorted sizes
30 bbis. New-YorI prime PORK
10 do.mess beef; 30 90 liver oil
300 bbls. cut behring's
100 DO Whole do. (Nava-Scotia)
81 b boxes s s%otes doe herr'As' SCOTCH
50 ibis. shad: a few bbls. msckareI
30 boxes Wbitinore's cotton aud wool cards
IS do o' DC. i y :, 70 - WINDOW GLASS
hhds. glass ware, assorted
cases half pint lumblers
j 10 pint Dc
rs boxes msnid candles 20 do Chocolate
50 do. brown soap Z; 30 do. shaving do
300 realms Writing aud letter paper
100 10. Wrapping do. case mill.
II crates queens ware 3 tons patent shot f'''''
30 kegs warranted gunpowder r. IF. FfF
6o01 lbs. soal leather 100 sides upper do
Is dor. calf aud kid skins
50 tons plaster Of pats 80 tons hemp
Tar. Tosin English refined salt petre ouart
hotties, bottle corks, III. eTal, sunpowder and
young hysoD Tea, pepper, psmento, nuiuIegs gin
get, fg blue, ;iadder, alum, putty conucras
DFiHsione. indigo, seine tHine. sacking and saek
bags, woodland fine hate bedcOrds and LEADING
lines, Turkey yarn, shoe thread wedding hoe
gTindstones, &c SC.
ALSO case check siik handkerchief and quaniity
ofDO@ESTIC GOODS,
Consisting Of
Sattnetts, shiTtnss, hLd ticks
CianeraJs, stripes piaids
CnghauI, veslings, oc. &c.
Jffst HcCcsScd-23S writing paper complctelN
assorted quantity Of Macons family 0our and i
chests fresh imperial tea.
Ivhe Ktrer-3j hbds. best retailing moiasscs lIids
An.lgla rum iee bales cotton.
I livery SrABLE.-Hayjng finished large brick Sfo.
<bft carriage House, Ian epared To accommodate
Gentiens horses, WHO wish 10 put W al private ,us
os ihensesves by the day mOnth-pcing determined
to make business al II, shall all times keeptl sta
BILE furnished with tie best of fodder Corn Oats Sc
aud having previously furnished Inys with attentive
osucTs am ~ hopes fault win te found by those
al satisfaction, determined to attend In person
strictly 10 ti, comfort OF horses.
HaVing a'aniored the Grocery business for the pre
Sent have tnrn,d all nj attention to the T0rer1 ard
Lgcfy Sabte. x vii accommodate Gentlemen or No,
scs sceaiae. as II suiihe Geuleinan's con euiece
Charging only Tot vnata Gentleman calls for unless be
wishes to board hiDseli nv the day or week
feet grateful Tor past iyonfs md hope by strict AZ
ten;isn to nay customers and busiAgss 70 merit con-
uance.
MARX RICHARDS.
-, N fhe Sign 81 IRE UorSe.
bpril ~. IIJ-Gf
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FftadID -Heredith
turnover, AplN L. .as

sNE HUNDRED or TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
- kEWAhD.-Runawas iio,n Tie subscriber ON the
l2th day o! ast month, negro man named CARROT
packsnU' ~ trade, and has ut the sbop Al nv
gaze us' te brooke Turnpike Road several wears 4
~ geheiaiy known by persons 10 tayel thar
road he Is stout black fellow, about six feet birb
inue IN nes to be Seshy, has round face ana down
loon, AUD when spoken to questioned sharply shakes
ms head when about 10 make answer the while. az
MS eyes are very red lie has number of small scars
DSoN ms elbows occasioned by sparks from the lire
when wvTAig with his sleeves rolled up as was nis
slant piacce lie can write good hand for =, no
gro nave no doubt he VIII attempt 10 pass as a f,ee
man, ana VIII hasea nee pass Of opinion he will
attempt 10 make his way 10 the north way of Freder
lchsbufg he EN- Iy house Christmas dsy for ,Io
county 81 oiine, where be has a wife but stopoed
there only night PP'"
VIII gave 100 Tor his apprehension and delivery to
me - Dc IL secured IN any jail this Stale 30 that
get HIM again ana 2o0H out Of The state and
, , W ya'' BEN. SHEPPARD.
Sei'...I - oG-wtf
NJoriCh.-Ihe CoparInrrshIp OF isaac Ta1T1 = "a
al consent. ~ ny i'"'u
lie unfinished transactions of the concern will b ad
jnsted aud settled by BarUcU Leuis Manchsster Va
WHO alone are authorised ACT. "
Isaac Dais,
Blair BmWeU,
Behi. Leuis.
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q TIRGiNlA MUSEUH.--,Ynucs tYarreH 4 Richara
IoyfOR respectfully inform tie sublc and their
hieHds az distance that Tie building Tor the Tireigio
NDeNg. erecting ON the Capitol Square 10 this CT
o. BE- rapidly progressing. In order 10 facilitate the o.
peHing o. this establishment, the proprietors have mo-
we'd into the building.
J.W. x X. l.. beg leave, through this medium to ten
der tier thanks 10 those individuals who have present
I'd cufostos for the instOp and respectfully solicit
The assistance of te scientific In procuring good class
olmincfalsew aware that by directing their attention to-
wards this Ofdomcstc wealth they NAV bring 10
light and apply 60 purposes of practical utility treasures
viii Which ibis STATE abouuds.
T. ". Is r.. l. Hstter themselves that by assidnous at
cutou. toe Y,giIta NVsftin may be 0peued earls the
cusgin- summer. Having tDgsged lr. Surge0ut cen
tcms ,seJ way cualinee opepaie and stuff birds and
animals &C. they viii feel obliged TO any individual
who may leave "a tie
MUSEUM,
ron THE II PffyL yOIf4RE9
or forward any thing Tia, will add 10 the coliectier
February 6. if W.T.
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April l..

4 NHiCKAuCM!NY LAND, Tor .yaie.-WilI be Sold
- publicity, ON the premises ihnrsda, sLe 9Th OF
play next z4O acres, win improvements being part of
that Tract of Land called Cqfscaleid,s on which nr
Ann L. Merdith lately resided, lying IN The COUNTY of
Hanover on the north eoe OF the amp oppesiie cam
Nham Burton and adjoining tbe-iand Of Nj Alexander
Anderson, within 10 miles Of Richmond. $50 acre, of
me ADORE tract Is low grounds the che. part of winch il
Iecianed' ahd aaapted TO the culture OF corn wheat
hay, &C. '
here is comfortable dwellng-louse and necessary
"uthouses au excellent peach and spe orchard with
variety 81 other fruit trees Terms or y,riene ,h;d
cash, aud Tie residue IN Two equal annual payrenis
Possession VIII be gwen immediately with The beheat
of the growing crops to the pui chaser.
Sfitaa,D Meredith.
Hanover April II. ,Ii.r.ss