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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

WIIiam FlOrTnoy and JeHcFs0n sHann oN'ors OF io'n
The defendant william Flnuuoy nos having entered
bis appearance and given security according the act
OF assembly ana the ucs ofEs court and it appearing
10 the satisfaction ofe court that he IS not an iabtaui
OF tbs country II IS oTdeyfd That the said defendant
do arp here tie FIRST day of the next term and an
swcf The bill Of HE plaintiff; that copy OF his ~,
Der be ptitwiui inserted m newspaper putlishe
IN ely "i Richmond. foT two monihs successiycid
AM posted az the front door Of The Capitol in the slv
city. \ cUpy-Tcste Ng " UENlNG e q
oct " 10
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- CEtWATS no the Jai cf nc,-iro county. .iq No.
ths property "f LatAiu CotJal, ciic state nf Ceof-
gi1, darn complexion, feet Inches hi4t. alOl. 90
ycs.s o'....Idp. She property Ui br. isafC Crrd o.
GpHciiHr Cnun,y, daik complexion, sect inches
high 2hcut23 yeGts od... Naryg. ie property IS Eli
7Hsit tIadinck cf Hsuiico county yFi,nw cnrfr,evYu
f.'f inches i.h ahout 20 years .G0y0t9r ite
property -! "srrit Williams Of tpvauUa cerlt Brown
lrc pf Zoe ape'e slaves viil pcsse tstc ticm
7vag.r tlir5 rii be- ftf,t s.it ~ tie iaw DIRECTS
H..t tfOE, ~. Jov Gee. Sarge, g s inter.
0r'Of-i go. asst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

q rNEEN STRING LAND FOR SALG,... he sui,sCri-
- her VIII sell his farm lying in the county Of Louisa
Oh the south SIDE 0f San;haiua river adjoining the lands
81 James watson, william Rag and and Others, within
less Than two miles Of The Green SpIirgs containing ny
survey cl0 acres, more ifan third ofWhich wood
iaHd, win comfortable DIV Cling house good barn
~ yeccsSaTy u house, aud excellent Young orchard.
Also another tract Ting Immediately in the ueghbothocd
containing 10 acres all IN wood except about acres
lately cleared Il is presumed, any person wishing 20
puTchas" viii view the premises. For terms apply to
November B. 81. ISIS JOSEPH RICkIEY.
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NOTICE Is hereby risrn, that petition viii be pre-
stnied "a The next General AsscGHly, prayiue fer
ne passage NJ 49, act authorizing the erection aud rsa-
hisnmtt Of toll bridge James river bctsecu
Tue 'Nis ~ fduonshuig 2pd HHcbagan, admitting the
norm fe near the termination at ihc main street Of
fauons1pr aad the scrth side directly opposite ~
wiai ' calico ihe Rorewalt oct. "a lc..wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10
Letters post paid will I've duy attended to.
COMFY RaGuE II President.
JACOB SHOEMAKER. Artuarv

'sNoDACCo LAND FOR SALE....We wish 10 sell 4
'afi" IA The county of Lousa, miles from the court
h"nse, miles NON tue Green Sptirss, and about so
rom Richmond Containing between 500 and 900 acres,
wing on both sides of the Roundabout, creek, ad-
jang TIE lands of 5r. Bicketon Winston captain
James MiChIes. on The auvc there sTee MO.
portion Of low grounds some Il hoh IS the hest mead
ow lard on ilns 5de of te mountains and between $50
ad 300 acres Of first rate tohlccc lara nncieaTch
terms apply TO the subscribers living the Green
SpTinss JOSEPH BICXLEY.
nov. 3. 5s..St' TARLTD~ HENLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

a Ittii'o" N3 te pre- sisd % the ensusng Gc1ftaI
~ Assembly, rr7'Ic lhc passage % iav aHhofziHg
sale ~ 'hr fcai ,'tste o. tt ts Francis Lewis, 81
10" 0aiah coniir. C-f.2T. 50..v3v'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

SNINcTNNArf OF vfReiE,a. IN, annual rn.e,lrr
~ Of the Virginia Society Of Cincinnati viii he lrld
in the capitol in the city Of Richmond on the second
Monda. IN December next. whena iul attendance OF TIE
members IS requested By order ~ the frsf nesfire
Ooi..S. 19..wtm Ro: CUARiES, Sec'ry.
u The editors Of the Lynchbuig FJeSs The Starnton
paptis and tie Winchester Gazette ~. requested to IN
sett hs 1otce IN their tapers during the mosih
VeiRber and forward their my Office IA Rich.
mond for payment. Ro: QUAIsLLS, Sec'Ty.
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FROM SPAIN.

BcsToN, June 2A.-i5y the arrival at
Quarantine Yesterday ut Brig Hunter, "A
days from Malaga, we learn thai The A
merican searnen IN prison at Malaga had
mad Their trial, but The Judge had not
passed sentence /, was supposed they
would not be hung, but be sent for few
yeais 10 Tie Span!sa possessions on Ike
coast OF Barbsry. no proof had been
produced ct their having sailed from New
YORK In the brig Thomas. They were
treated by the Consul as distressed a me-
rican seapen, and had every Thing allow
ed h'en necessary TO their comfort, by
orders from our government.
NarhetS at Malaga. Flour. SO; white
corn, rice, 2: nSh, 8. An additional
export duty OF % cents per box on raisins,
was soon 10 take place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

North American vessels, which will pro-
baby fall into the hands ofSpanish CRUZ
GERS and privateers. 1t can hardly be
foreseen 10 which Of the Powers the great
est iniury would accrue from a war. The
extensive trade of the Americans would
hold cut a rich and tempting bal! 10 ca
pttaiists, 10 embark in privafeeriug, and
iiie Nofih American trade might he des-
troXed, without a single battle on the o.
cean. On the other hand. the Americans
would threaten the conquest or emanci-
patton OF South America: but this is
more easily said than done. The firm.
ness and courage of the Spanish nation
have been tried under the most pressing
circumstances, audit is not probable, that
The Cabinet Of Madrid will b. intin,ida,cd
into submission 10 terms which its Mi
mister has declared officially 10 be mad
missible.' The American Government
would, therefore, act wisely in preierring
peace TO the attainment OF lis demands o,,
Spain, by means even of "a six months
war.
The probable estimate of American
property, which would fall into The hands
fprivateers, would not be less than eight
millions of pounds sterling in less than.
six mouths wilile me Spanish property
ailoat is very inconsiderable and not ex-
posed TO capture bv small vessels. Let
ns hope, then, that The American Gov
ernment will NOT continue lie provoke
war, which Spain must reluctantly en-
bark III, or forfeit her responsibility and
importance III the eyes oi herself and of
the world. Let Us hope that reflection
VIII produce reconciliation, and that he
American Government will not continue
her efforts TO impose harsh and iuadmis-
slble terms on Spain because she is en-
barrass q in her negotiations witt. Poriu-
gal, and involved IN All unhappy civil war
III her colonies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

I UNIVERSITY or WILLIAM & MAHY.-The animal
~ examination in this Institution will commence on
SATURDAY, the Nth instant asdon the casuirg4th o.
Juy the comforting Of degrees With the usua attendant
eNecses which have been for years interrupted
will beTesumed.
Those who feel regard Tor the welfare Of tie cosrs
or wo are solcitous for the improvement Of the rsug
generation, and who can do so with convenience viii
u IS hoped, attend on this interesting occasion.
The visitors Of the college will please observe that
tue annual convocstion IS Xed for the 4h Of Jy when
they are particularly requested 10 be present.
Jane l2. ntD JAMES SIMPLE, Rector.
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10 II

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,-Ihe /Cgc1
D J0rd Wherein the subscriber nov resides in
Lousa county 6ve miles IN. nj from the .oartbouse
about 10 from fredericksburg. Gn noni Richmond OH
pntknghoie creek, containing by esumafion Gi6 acres
winch we'll w2tered aud timbered aud the plantation
~ good order to WORK eight hands 20 advauioge
abont sixty acres clovered the soil is pleasant to
cultivate and uncOmmoy kind FOR all Kinds oC yrsii
particularly for wheat. The bindings are LARGO ana
CONNECTIONS dwelling house lately bn Of good ,ua,e
Tias, good aud convenient OuthouBes large new gar
den &c. bnt above all valuable donhle gesred afist
MN with two pair of stones che works with an oyer
shot water wheel iSl feet In diameter, has wien Cts
mead, ahou three feet of water that and tks dam
might I've rasedtaree feet higher Wisuant ;piuru- INV
peTseh AZ all tits an excellent place FOR ipapufact.
rug m and there Is not any that much brsiress
nearer than about IS miles, and "a il 4 good wheat
country the neIehbOrho0f custom kseOs her almost
constantly tnnningAiso, mill ard cotton pics
ing machine all built within three wears last sst on
very constant stream and ~ respectable and Healthy
neighbo hoos There is good apple orchard on tbi.
iarm ano is very good place Tor fruit fhere vii
he gOod chance 10 make or 500 busbfis Of wheat
hcxiyesI possession may be bad by the first OF oct
HeNl AVG the crop OF corn, &c may be pofcbsscdaiso
many Other necessaries.
AISO-SeDer0t other Tracts u Lgp1 ia the same
Hegho0fhdoa-One containing 800 acres uuaiher 24a
andtwo smaller tracts. The terms / in hand two
| mentiouedtscts.J DAVID LIpScCge
JUNK D O.wsw
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~ OLEr from the common near williamsburg on
- we hisnt OF TIE 24th ut. large Bay Mare 10
OF 10 hands high she hasa star in the foehead (I
round eye and switch tail she had the mark ofe cola
on 1oth sizes oitbe neck the was taken and
WaSWith i0s on the same night 4 S0ddie and BTidte
were stolen from ny stable both of them had been in
we some time; The siTfups and bit steel. will
way reward OF TEN DOLLARS to any person who
WiilsecHre the mare So thali get her no NELSON
Williamsburg, june off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

a PETITION will he presented to the next General
assembly oil North Carolina, praying that portion
o. me amos at and adjacent to the foo OF The falls of
L2thoke riVer, III the county Of Halifax, North Carolina
s,onsing 70 ne orphans Of Daniel Weldon, be laid Oft
ifi0 lots, aud sold Ia such manner and on such terns
Do AN att II passed to that effect. may direct.
May rs. iS,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

V0tndbte Estates near Orange COnythOrse
M lIH view TO eXtrirae himself, by single effort
from the difficulties in which he is involved The
subscriber mas determined To make sale Of the whole Of
his LANDED ESTATE in the county of Orange by auc
ton, on nonday, the 10Th august merit
The sale will take place at Orange courthouse on the
gay aforementioned, If fair if not the first fair day
afterwards 1t will commence with the land next 10
the courthouse, which has been divided into Ave sena
rate tracts, ana be continued from day TO day. The
nome tract has also been divided, but sale of entire
viii he preferred.
The various advantages which belong 10 these lands
nre already well known but with respect to The home
plantation in particular containing about 300 acres Of
winch twotbirds are cleared IL Is nothing more Than
justice TO 1t to state, that it has been many years
spared from exhausting crops aud having had The adj
vantage Of meorating system Of husbsmdry, by the
nsS OF clover and plaster is in high Of improve
nent generally; and one ied particular containing
upwards oi 900 acres IS perhaps among the pro-
ouctiVe heids OF upaDdin the state. u lies as uniform
~ level as could be desired aud is extremely well wa
Tered there being, besides anumbeT of springs large
creek, which passes for mile through it making abont
90 acres Of low grounds most of uhIcb may be made
good meadow. The distance to Fredericksburp is as
miles aud IL is situated on the great marker road lead
ing TO that place. nearly half Of which is ALREADY
t1Tnpked, andthe rest IN progress The Ranaan pass
es within bali mile, and will probably be opened soon
company being incorporated for that purpose within
half mile is amercbant mill II is in the neghboT
hood Of the very best society, aud Of the heahest
situations in Virginia. The improvements consist Of
dwelling house, barn, wheat machine kitchen icebonse
and other OptbOuses The dwelling house s OF brirk 80
W az Ieel, DuI o. tne pest materials, and in the best
manner containing eigh rooms, coinmOdiOusy aTrang
ed, and stands on beautiful eminenee not very FAR
from The centre OF tue tarn aud commands mostex
tensYe and picturesque yiev OF the Blue Ridge and
South West mountains aHd Of the valley their
most valuable and beautiful fa!isg garden has lust
been completed aud there is convenient 10 the house
large aud thriving young apple orchard together with
variety Of other fruit trees, all Of the best kinds In
short whether with respect to the intrinsic value of the
SOIL the goodness Of the society the salubTity as well
as beauty ofhe situation, the Kind value aud extent Of
the improvements, or any stber consideration almost
which can be required to make place Of residence de-
srahle there are Few farms IN Virginia which present
stronger inducements to purchaser.
one third Of the purchase meney must be paid on the
day Of sale on the 10th August 1919 and one.
third on The 10th August, 1870, the purchaser giving
bonds with personal security, and deed trust the
property ITSELF. BY order Of Thomas Macon,
HERON, SINTON < 60. AucPrs.
June2b. l5..tds
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STEAM ROAIs

The progress of this uatioual discovery. on
the western waters. is beyond any thing tl.at
cond have been conceived probable ten wears
ago. Nj. 4. foyng Of Louisville, Kentucky.
has been IN this city few weeks ENGAGING
workinen for a great ilidert skiing of this kind
aus' has entered into contacts with MIR Carter
e"osSeE OF this city, who With tile necessary
wotkmsn amounting 10 above forty experienc-
Ell hands, lave already set off for louisville.
hey have undertaken 10 bnild steam boat
which is TO carry between ESQ and 700 tons
merchandise, aud afford the usual accammo-
cations OF steam boats, on the most complete
scale Tor passengers Her Keel is to be more
than 40 feet; and she is to be aHoat i'm Dpceu-
Der next, though at this moment there is not a
tree OF the timber ft!ied in the forest, nor a
bolt forged fer her WORKS the engine alone
VIII cost 900 dollars. Mr.. Young has some
other gentlemen, part of whom are in New
Orleans and others in Louisville, concerned
with him.
Louisville, Kentucky, from its position at
the loot OF the falls of Ohio, and the public
SPIRITED improvements going on there, pro-
misses to become the greatest emporium be-
tween Pittsburg and Orleans. The people
interested IN the prosperity of Louisville We
understand. have consideredi il as serving their
interests substantially, 10 see that the charges
at The places Ut public entertainment shall not
lie eXces' -, and that the treatment of strari-
gers SHAH be generous aud good The people
OF every new settlement, and every old settle.
meht too, would lind similar course both ad-
'a"tageous ana pleasant. dmord.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
BY THOMAS RITCHlE.l

~ rhe ENQuiWERi is published twice a week. gene
,nts Lrrislatarc-Pr,ce the heretofore, FTUe
lHa,s per anIur, payable in advance Notes of Char
cred Banks (O,iy) will be received IN pnymeni. The
rI,tof will guarantee the safety of remtiug them by
mail, the postage all letters being paid by the writer's
l No paper will he dscoutinued hut al The discre-
; Of The Editor until al. have been paid up.
l Whoever will guarantee the payment vfnne papers
.hsii receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
y One Sqmdrc-ftrsf inSertsoR, rs cerfs-edch
continuance, 50 Gems.
No advertisement inserted until h has either boon
,oiI 5r on, assumed by person ia this city its
r-iyiTJHs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
BY Tuesdays Mails.

WASHINGTON, June 29-T'he PREst-
DENT left The city on Saturday, with his
family, on visit 10 bis farm i'm Virginia.
We learn from letters received i'm this
CITY, that Messrs. Rodney and Graham
lei, Bmenos Ayres on The oath April. for
Monte Fidco, to embark in Tie Congress.
on their return home and, as 1bey in
tended, we understand, merely 10 touch
at one or two places on the coast. their ar
rival may be looked for every day. Mr..
Bland does not come home in the Con
sress, having, as already stated, under.
taken a visit across the continent 10 Chill,
which will necessarily delay his return for
some time. Nrt. Int.
lie Georgia papers confirm subsfan-
italy the intelligence of General Jackson's
movement against Pensacola, which We
gave few days ago on the credit of ri,-
m~r. various are the opinions which
continue TO be expressed BY our newspa-
pers on the proceedings Of general Jack
son IN Florida, aud We are sorry 10 OBJ
serve, III some Instances, the same preci-
pirate and premature condemnation of
those proceedings, which we lately took &C.
casion TO notice. Ii cannot be long before
gen r"lJackson renders 10 the go, eminent
an account OF his ACTS and tie principlee
ana motives which directed his conduct
and il is due TO his character, tn his emil
hent phbsic services, and 10 Justice, 10
wall ihIs ayowal, heiore any opinion
be pronounced on his conduct. Feeling
thus, IN regard 10 What we consider due TO
General jackson, il may still not be imuro-
perto remark, In reference 10 those animad-
versions which include the government in
the censure bestowed on the Goncral.that.
"eDeiieve no constructions lave been Issued
TO that officer by the Executive, not strict
~ coniormahle 10 The message oftIe Pre-
sldent to Congress, OF the 25th March last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

ire Jamestown Female .SeBiRary Lottery.
MATTE pleasure can say that The late change in The
scheme 1aS been approved OF by the public, and
cue S demand for tickets mas increased.Tne Literary
tNhu mas iaAen large quantyof The unsold tickets
there remains feS still on hand on the opeping the
wheel tickets will ADVANCE sud will continue 10 rise du
rag the drawing. Tickets viii be sold warranted un-
a'i do pliIes TAKEN IN payment. Every pains will
ne ken q give the earliest Information 10 adveHtuTets
- addfessidga line to VIM. White, Esq. postmaster
JaleS,2"h OF tie subcnoer, Oet,eEs post pad)
iicketsfUrwaIdsd as usual.
EDMUND BOOKER, Igent.
J7fNENfOfN4 j
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EF'rIt DOLLAkS REWARD.-St0en ont Of Wood
sons warehouse a Hogsbeg5 Of Jo5acro irsnee,cd
ApTll 20, 1918, No. osl TAO, i4I6 nett
o. ne aooyr reward viii be given the conviction Of
elniel, OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for such in
formation as viii procure the recovery Of The tobacco by
1ONr4 CUR & AUSTIN,
Car'ersviiie, jane %. Id''Ms
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a meeting at the Swan Tavern In the city cf cit
"A mohus on the 9th day OF June, 1918, Of the cOm
ssoheTs appointed 10 take subscriptions under the
'no''y oi tue act nj Assembly, entitled, " An in
cooperating coiHpsNy 10 establish communication
netween The waters OF Roanoke river aud those wlic
iaiIhtO Chowan river, and the rivers and other waller
- courses Intermediate between any Of tlem ana the
iner fotoniac Robert GTeeHhow was appoinied
ondnlnah' and Peyton Dew, seerelaiy-on motion
made and seconded
HesotVed, That the books for receiving subscripons
uoer the authority ~ the act aforesaid instead OF being
~ intue continued OF the Swan Tavern as hef.tofore
advertised he opened aud continued al the Washington
aveTnH The said city until the day appointed by law
io Closing The said subscriptions and that day incIu
sive and that notice hereof he forthwith published and
continued ~ the Enquirer until forbidden.
RIO. GREENHOW, Chairman.
Iffe, fEYTOS DEW. SeCg.
June o. N 90
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Valuable Gloucester Low Grounds fer sale.
10y virtue ola deed oftrust executed by 6verton Sea.
- wen aud Elizabeth q. his wife the suhsci her
bearing 10th day Of August 1916 and recorded
III Tue county court of Gloucester the payment
OF certain sums OF money, shall, on Wednesday the
hishest bidder, for ready money tina, valuable TRACT
OF LAND IN the said deed mentioned containing abont
400 acres lying in the said county Gloucester and o.
each side OF the main road leadIi from Goncester
town to the courthouse and about miles rom the
former place Possession Will be given immediately
and coed title made to the purchaser.
June 20. t5 i'd
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE, IN GoochLand com.
ty--one tract of 20S acres adjoining the lands of
Mr. Humphrey Parrish, VIM G. Poindexter. Esq. and
Mr. stephen Wo"oson-ali wood land and will most Of
rom Goochand courthouse, and 80 miles from Rich.
mond. 1855
one other tract, near the above containing 270 acres.
aoJehns the iands OF Wm Druhright, Haiseys estate
Mr. Stephen woodson and others. This land is abeut
20 miles from Richmond is entirely wood land ey.
cept few acres Of meadow la and most of the wood
iahd VIII produce tobacco-Pats of the land may he
after the nrst Of month. An agent will attend in
The neighborhosd 10 shew the land persons inclined
to purchase.
u will be sold without any limitations for cash to be
paid ON thei0h day after the SALE when conveyances
will be made.
The sales will take place Goochand courthouse on
Monday, 20th JnLy merit, being court day.
by order ofthe proprietor,
June IL. il.tds THO: TAYLOR 41cfio1e.-
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nave this day disposed Of our stock ofgoods and
discontinued business except as TO the Anal se,,lc
"'0"' VI o"f accounts. ANDERSON & DABNEY
shaI continue at the stand heretofore occupied by
a,ue'so q Dabhey to SELL for cash or town acceo
e. ~ AfLt GROCERY ARTICLES Persons nails
i, yarns from the Union Mandatory ~ Mary,
~. oo ,a,a VS.. ANDERSON.
'ipy "vt iolos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

ID oGERT C. SCOTT, attorney az Law--Having
\ removed rom Williamsburg, will hereafter pTac-
tee IN the superior and inferior held the city
OF Richmond, aud in the superior court of chanceTy
held ia Wiansburk.-Eiis Office is street, few
doors above the virginia and Farmers Bank in the
building of Mr.. McKim.
May ~. 5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

IA Roanoke Navigation Company who have not paid
IN their second instalent, requested 10 do forth.
Wth-Ihpse persons who have been authorized cpen
books Of subscription fort taking up ofsock under
virginia charter, well as those still holding hooks
opened under that 81 North Carolina are requested TO
Terrtten Immediately 10 the subscriber at Halifax
n. c. II JOHNSTON treasurer
Halifax, N. C. April ~. Wsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

MANCHESTER fURNPIkE COMPANY.-T ans IA
I'VE siructed by the board Of directors to notify The
stockloldeTs, tit Wednesday the 10Th DAY Of Iuly
next, the Manchester Exchange, an extra meeting
WIZ be held, when their attendance IS parCulaTIyte
q"eSltH on business Of primary Importance.
June 10. I2..tdm JAMES BRANDER On.
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, etto'0 Springs Montgomery county, Va.
TUE subscriber again tenders his sincere thank
= trends for the encouragement given him at this
establishment, and informs them that he will during
VIC aPpfoachng season, personally atteHdtO the dties
auu 90 III m his power Ia render the OF those who
NAY VISIT hin pleasant and agreeable This celebrated
IS hOwso well known that he deems IL useless for
n'n 70 say any thDgiu its praise Gentlemen eminent
~ me practice Of medicine have pronounced that il
justly deserves public notice"
During the season this property will he offered 10,
safe, when very advantageous bargain may be had
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Att'oW opElNgs, June 10. i2..ti5A8Ss
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EEN DOLLARS REWARD.-strayed or stolen from
- the suoscIoeT on the night ofthe i2,h inst. GREY
sPtihg, with hanging name and switch tail sbod ali
round, nd was remarkable for the very perceptb,e
Puisaton ef the neck aTeries.T will give the above
reward TO any person who will deliver the said
10 me, or secure him that get him
EDWIN PARKE
Jupe ~. ~ 4''" - '"s CO.