Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

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FraniiiR's Style (sayS the Ednbury Revie,r)
has all the vigor and even concispneSS ot
SWIFT, without any of ats harshness. tits IN no
degree more sowery, yet both more elegant
and lively. The wiz, or rather the humor.
which prevails IN his works, varies with the
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pv turn OF his ina. ination.
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better advice, than ts recommend 10 them a
constant study OF Franklin. flour kimsmen of
the west refuse, from rational preiudices. to
initiate European models, let them study
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published IA i'dJin <fShS Dictionary and in ali the
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| 4 ofs OF hAShiNIoN TOR ShLL.-fbe lots lately
Ia laid OF into half acres for the Gown OF l,a.ksion
agreeable 1" AN act of the lasIrgisajuTc on the son
SIDE al Roanoke river, adjoining Haskins' friy ia the
county of MsCklcnbug Va will he sold To the L,h,s
bidder onthe premises, the 25th of May. Its u-,l sii
atlon presents MOST elgibl. seat for town command
ing me view OF the river, from tmirenCe mat ex
tends back Ia considerable distance surface so
perfectly plain, to require neither arr nor abur Ia
regulate or beauty II, aud remarkable for health and
GOOD water Tits believed possess equal advantages i'm
point OF trads While small towns spIiueiuc al,
on the head waters of Roanoke ia the helLbo,on6 f
each oteT. ahd consequently rysls, depcndant upon an
uncertain aud 1t hest limited trade laskinto stands
atone on the ain river unaffected Oy in vic
ny, relying nOtonly upon wealthy IeighborloCd for ill.,
Property, hntthe more certain support of an r>.u
sNe fertile back country, in The heart of North Carolina
which has constantly sought the distant markets Of Pc
teTsbais a"d Richmond, and wnow aud here mole
Convenient aud easy spOrtaOn OF her rich produc
iheteins OF sale will be cash. the first of January
1919 aad the htst0f January 1870. Bond VITA secu.
fity viii be ieqniTed ofthe prFcliasers.
MARK ALENANDES
GRIEF GREEN
ANDERSON PASCIlALL, &C.,.
GEORGE Redo, 4 'ouhIsSIOhefs
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
JOHN SOMERNlLLE,
April % ua.ds