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NOriCE.-Ibe subscriber offers for sale Two tracts
L OF LAND, IN the county of Luuenburg-one con.
tanning 1900 acres ON BarO, Enen Crooked creeks
seven miles below the courthouse six from Maher
rug river below the junction of the branches The
plantation belonging to this is fine corn and wheat
tand aud considerable portion is highly MANFRED and
brings excellent tobacco the clover is growing on
me improved land, which in great perfecton-
fneen hands weuld work to great advantage ON this
iaHn More than half is clear and the most of n
good tobacco land. The improvements are good.
one other tract nearly adjoining yiBg in the fork M
fIatrock and Moodys branches containing 4O2 acres
i9O to clear, prime tobacco land the whole is finely
unbeTed-S hands would work TO great advantage on
TINS plantation The plantations both tracts have al
ways been under good fence, aud stock allowed to
craze except on that part kept exclusively a. pasture
bois tracts lay remarkably well and the plantations ~
prime corn and wheft land. The land will be shown at
any une ~ the subscriber, and great bargain given
III the Iana by an early application
Mr. John " wilcox, Petersburg is furnshed with the
terms aud price, and viii contract with any uerscu de-
sitting to purchase. ~
tb's iandis not dsposedo Of before the first dayo(
oeto6sr merit, IL will be sold that day. to The
ifsoId privately. JOHN BUFoRD.
July al. ID "a.
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VIE subscriber viii offer for sale on the 26th OF 9u
gust Rert, " fair ifnot, the next fair day on the
premises, his very hhe ESTATE OF hachodock creek.
IN the county OF King George Containing 1900
Inc honses are good, aud the land very dine and
ing more advantages. perhaps, than any estate in Tie
Northern Nees.-Tbe terms will he made known at any
time ny THOMAS EtRN Am ny
July IL. -, -
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FOREIGN.
July 10.
-A-A-.--
LATEST FROM LJVERPOOT

BALTIMORE, July 25.--The slip Bel
videra, captain Hobson, from Liverpool,
arrived this morning. She left on the
10th June. and has a full cargo Of British
goods TO many of the merchants OF our
city.
From English papers rcceived at theo8ice of
the Baltimore Patriot.
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT
POSTPONED.
LONDON, June e.-Tbis morning at II
O'clock, the Lord Chancellor went down
TO the House Of Lords, when j; was sig
niiied that the Prince Regent would not
close the Session of Parliament, as was
intended. Their Lordsbps then adjourn
ed during pleasure, and The Lord Chan
cellor wentimmedistely to Carlton House,
where Cabinet Council was sitting when
this paper &yas going to press. This
postponement is attributed 10 what oc-
cnrred last night in tile House Of Com
mons, respecting the er post facto clause
in the Alien Bill, introduced in the House
of Lords, for The purpose of unnaturallz-
ing the Foreigners who have made them
selves British subjects, by becoming pro-
| prietors of certain amount Of Stock in
| the Bank of Scotland. The House Of
Commons last night, in consequence Of
their privileges being affected by the A.
mendment of The Lords, which had pc
cuniary operation altogether overlooked
as 1t should seem, by It's proposer anc
supporiers,) rejected the clause. tits in
deed very singular that this objection es
capped the observation of the Minister.
and Of the legal advisers Of Tie crown. /.
They are all in most ridiculous situa
ton. The clause must now be withdraw
or the Bill must he altered and again g,
through allits stages in both Houses.
This morning il was reported in tn
City, on the authority of letters from Pa
ris, that another loan had been ncgocial
ed for twenty -four millions OF gsntes, Wit
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Treasury Department, Ap,ff mn, ISIS.
NoiICE is hereby gwen, that the several acts of
the allowance and settlement Of cer,aH evidences OF
puoc deb, have been suspended for two Years nv an
ACT passed the 18th of April 1915 Of which The following
Is copy WV. II. CRAWFORD,
secretary Of the Treasury.
An Act to authorize the payment Of certain Certificates
Be H enacted by the Senate and Honse Of Re4,ye.
seHf0fIneS ~ The United .St0fcS of <fmerc0 -, Go,,
gTeSS 0SSeU6ffd That so much Of an act entitled An
act making inTtheT provision for The support Of pubI
credit aud for the redemption of the public dent
ed the third day Of March one onsand seven bunayed
and nlney-bve and so much of the act entitled An
act respecting loan Office final settlement certin
Gates, lnoens ~ interest, and the Hnfnnded and ree
tered debt, credited the books of the TrsasuTv
passed the twelfth day Of June one thonsand seven
hundred aud ninety eight bars from settlement and
allowance, certificates commonly called loan Office and
NAL settlement certificates aud indens Of interest he
and The same IS hereby, suspended for e term ot two
years. from aud after the passing Of this act no,,s
Gallon OF which temporary suspension tile act Of lim
tdtIoD shail ne published by the Secretary % the Treasu
~ TOT the Information Of the holders the said cert
heaies, IN one or more OF the public pspeTs i'm each Of
the United States.
Sec. 2. AHd be ~ further et1octed That all ceri,d
Gates commonly called loan Office certificates counter.
sgneo by the loan officers Of the states respectively
hna settlement certificates, and indents Of Interest
which, at the time Of passing this act shall he
ing, may he presented at the Treasury and upnn the
same being qnidated and adjusted shalt be paid ta the
respective holders OF the same, with interest," at six per
cent Dom the date Of the last payment Of interest as
endorsed OH said certificates.
sec. B. ina be ~ further enacted, That for carry
ing ,hs act into effect the sum Of eighty thoDsaHs dol
ls ne appropriated, out Of any moneys in Treasury
" 'ne Ohiteo states not Otherwise appropriated.
H. CLAY
Speaker OF the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
JOHN GAtLLARD
President Of the Senate pro tenipore.
May Q. lie vuo
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SloLEN from the common near Williamsburg on
~ the night OF the 9th uIt. large BAY Mare lei
or 10 hands high she hasa star in the forehead fl
ronnd eye ana switch tail she had the mark ofe collar
on noth sides othe neck at the time she was taken and
was wniohl, on the same night Saddle and Bridke
use some time; the siirrups and bit STEEL will
pay reward OF TEN DOLLARS to any peTsen who
viii secure the mare so thai get her. Ro NELSON
Williamsburg. June 3 O N
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'FAE PRoPRIEToRS dnding il their interest 10 move
- 10 me western country, offer for sale TWO TRACTS
of LAND--One called James Martins on Joses,s
cIeek,in towbetan eounty-The other called SMITHS
fdT' on branch Of said Jones creek In said corn
" on which there is d mill-Both tracts adjoining
ney wii DC sold separately, together may hest
sn snch as may be inclined TO purchase They
co9iain near nine hundred They will be ofered
Tor sale publicly az previously privately soId5 AT
rowhatsn Courthouse, or Wednesday the 10th day of
Sel.s.aoer 'e1t, thai being Powhaan iay.-'rhS
land has generally very good fopndaoa is n,ntnc.;ya
ana1s now considerable proportion il wei; set with
teu ciofen-Any person wishing purchase il is pre
shmed, will view the land before The day of sale TIe
terms VIII ne MADE kaewn on The day, before if re-
qLtH' th's iisd = 80 abby wen vcrsv tne atte,
OF a-y one Tond offarn'sg.-It,s believed too thar
SnahS Ir0ct contains a considerable body OF coal
indeed, ahs whole neishborhood ii is hrdded
WIN coal THOSE CONCERNED.
THE public sale OF the above land postponed ill fur
ther notice-private applications the premises or
eise~heie w, at all times, be dniy attended to- The
pfoprielors wish to move early in the fail
So THOSE CONCERNED.
~ . Ia. .tdss
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I'd oBERT C. sCOfr, .atsorHey at Lav-Asving
IN removed ffom Williamsburg, will hereafter prae-
tse tie superior and inferior bed in the city
or Rich,nond, andn the superior court OF chancery
held in Wiiiamsbnf..-5Is office is on street. few
doors above The virginia aid Farmers eank in the new
building of Mir. Ackin.
MAY 22. 5-u .
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SOOhS for subscribing the stock Of The Marches
- Ter and Petersbarg Turnpike Roos will be open
co On nonsSy the % da? OF March, 1913 and vail
nue. open until the whole stock is taken at the following
places, viz -
IN Petersburg, at Powelis tavern under the direction
OF William Clarke, Archibald Baugh, william Bow den
william Prent's and Nathaniel Friend, coaimsss oners
AZ the Halfway Hsuse, in The county of Chesterfield
VaientHe Wnffee, Sen. SEQ Cox and Branch Cheatham
commissioners
Ana In tse town of Manchester At the Exchange Tav.
eTn, unaer the management of James Brander Jesse
HtS Robert Graham and Edward W. Trent commits ion
ers. Eeb o6 "a IS
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Wash SALE OF SLAVES. .rbe subscrlbeTs will offer
for sale, By public auction, at the Royallton Mills
VI the county OF Amelia, near the Appomsttox river
aDout 30 miles above Richmond, and 50 above Peters
burg. on the 2lSf dog Of DecfJerners IL fair If MOI
me next lair day thereafter, at least $50 SLAVES
Certainly, and probably more. These slaves arc he
,ieved 10 be choice parcel nearly the whole Of
s, WIN theII descendants, having been assigned to
auy III Tght ~ DOVER, and many Of them originally
selected out of much greater nufnber-Thev will no
osrIleo ny lot before the day Of SALE under judi
cav Decree amongst the TeVsrsionefs in az
;a sgreepeni between tbem aud Tie tenant in dover
mace for ila; purpose.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing slaves NAV he supn
"a with them at this sale OF almost any description
Distant purchasers hereby assured that The sale viii
be made without reserve unless reyened bv acme w.,
foressgn occnrrsnce nevc,d ~ P.en,eu W some IN
oers; ana shat the terms will he-C'ASH
WILLIAM y. GILES,
JOHN r. ARCHER,
49,, THEO. v. BANISTER,
Jnly "a: 2o,.tds WIN. }. BARRsDsLg.
A TBACHER.-A young gentleman OF some expeTi
~ eDce, wbo can produce bile evidence Of
bis conduct, character aud capacity wants suarion in
some respectable neghbofhOod or private family wbeTe
IN NAV be taught reading writing arithmetic ,getber
witb English grammar geography use of the globes and
The various branches Of mathematics.
Any person w,shingto MAKE application, will please
~ The Editor ofbs Enquirer will furnish any per
son WIN my name and place Of residence.
July ~. 22..4t'
NOTICE rs HERrBY GWEN That The bpsiness done
At FINE Creek Mills N che name Of Elizabeth plea
sanis uader The aeeecy Of Dr. Edward Mayo is finally
agency will be sauctionedby me.
July 10. ELIYABErH pLFAsANTs
" r. FROM my extreme bad health for the la twelve
o eighteen months % became necessary aud pfoper
WITHOUT farther delay, tOmakc provision Tor my danub
yer sarah, which have done, Nv veslng in Dr. Mayo's
hanas as trustee FOR the benent Of his wife all the
"hus together Win the whole ofthe proceeds belonging
,o oI arisn ~ any manner from the business trans
acted aihs Fine Creek Hills BY him as my agent sinh.
Jrto bis control in his character trustee In whalev
c manner ne pieases It's therefore iu consequence OF
lh arrangemeni, ard no other cause. that the above
| notice has been given. ELIZ. PLEAsANTs
~ hdwsrd dfago knowing himself competent 10 the
BUSINESS he prcposes IS trIsee do ~ the mills IN
azure. val ,hsnk his ffiends and acqnainsances for
4 Continuance Of tbeir patronage
JnJ ~, 24Ats
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TWENTY DOLLARS RRWARD-DeseTled on The
night OF the ilth inst from the barracks in the city
BEE, soldiers duly enlisted IN the public guard
Nfchdef Ss2eeheg was born in Hungary aged thirty.
hVe years. feet Inches high, dark complexion black
nan, blue eyes, and by profession a soldier.
Gray Bdrbee, born ia Caroline county va. aged IS
years dark complexion dark hair black e,es and by
profession farmer. 1855 ~
The above reward viii be paid to any person W no will
deliver The said deserers to the commanding officer of
,he pnnhc guard IN the city ofRichmond, TEN DOL
LARS for either Of them.
e. BROWN, Lieut.. Coming p. c.
Barracks, July % aaat
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nn oiIesteu TO recommend and 10 advise aiTpefsons
49,. 49, ;Sp'py co,oIed people in navigating boats on
caSs 'Vef above It's falls, give to the YRpw,s Of
Doat pass, or protection paper 5na,uing said
,oleIhah' ana each hand under him TIE number Of
, eJ .laVes VINO coIne TO this city In boats from the
ppef country, and Of those who are taken mn the
iWSf rom tnls place by The mode OF conyeysuoe
" atonce sheu the necessity giving The pass or nro
scton Aforesaid eslored men found going AZ laroe In
Ss cry, ann coling themFeyes boaimen without the
s""cysmentlcned vii beahle after the due publ
vi lls not'ce, 10 he taken Hp and committed TO
jan 40 Iuha"ays. JOSEPH r. PRICE, VI Police.
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tSE have this day disposed of our stock ofgood and
discontinued business, except as 20 the hnal settle
h'eht Oh our accounts. ANDERSON Il DABNEY.
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I'd O4NOkE NAVIGAEION.-Ihe sIOCkhViueIs a. thr
81 Roanoke Navigation Company who have not paid
In their second instamen requested 10 do forth
wit.-Those persons who have been authorized open
books of subscription for the taking up ofstock
Virginia charter, we'll those still holding books
opened under that SNorth Carolina. requested
return them immediately to the subscriber at Halifax,
+ ~. c.. r. JOHNSTON Treasurer.
.S Halifax, N. C. April ~. tiatf
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10 ~ sotfor crime Lynch5urg Press Is requested
pI"Ds'sR RE db0Ue notice in ms p0per 6pe fIyye,
IaIv "s '3Fa ms account 10 This Office for vmert
- -, 22..Jf
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u iCHMOND ACADEMY. .fhirs Terrell .Tos.
~ ~ God and ". q. Day, respectfully inform thea
friends aud the pnbiic that they have associated then
respective schools, with the design at establishing
SEMINARY upon an extensive liberal plan to be call
ca Tue h'cHnoDd scddelay for the pIrp
ing youth OF both sexes In The languages ans
ences. - -
Separate and dstnct apartments in tcnencnts urcon-
hectea,wilDe provided Tor the yong adies Young ne
a"d hoys, who are students ofths aeadey in
tney NAY nave no opportunity Of miNng co1veisine
The io!lowinyis contemplated asthe arrangement of
the academ, .-f
ChiLEs rhRRELL-Eng!isb. French. writing ari,k
neuc, rhetoric, logic moral philosophy and natural
history. -, ~,
JOHN wOop-The several branches of the maihema
pes, including Geography. surveying and navigation
Independent ofthese branches W will give I.ssn,,s
10 the female sehoo!in drawing aud pantig as also in
the Latin language. -s.
W. C pAY-rhe several Glasses Of Greek and Latin
IN Tue apartments Of Young men ana boys.
The RcbiEund Academy viii go into operation on the
arst Monday OF September
The hours ofztieHdace viii he six e-try day, Saur-
oay anu Sunday Searted, frar,sssnrthr morning until
about three.
Fees Of Tuition for Young AIea aad ssss.
English grammar. writing AIithnistic, Frenc>, LATIN
ana 11eeh or either OF these branches alone, II SO
cents per quarter.
Theahove branches with nah sm&i-s or any branch
OF mathematics or natural or moral philosophy per
quarter.
Fees Of Tuition IN the Fsnals Department.
The English language wrtng arithmetic and ceogra-
ply, or either, 5 IL 90 cts- per quarter.
DO with French. Latin, ma. heaiics or natural phi
losophy, er either, S i5Ler quarter.
Drawing and painting 3 Der quarter adGitinuai
Students homt country 1" pay the fees advance
those IN town at The expiration Of each q amer.
C.IerfeH can accommodate few Young and
boys with board, &C. moder ale terms. The young
men and boys to be lodged separate apartments
w e. DEFY can accommodate a few young ladies with
board, &C. OIL moderateSiD,s.
,xEs
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shaii continue al The stand heretofore occupied by
rznte, SE4fLn Gisos;4T,sra TIC LIS pessou.s nai,
land. tt-'F WV ANDIpcnN
May 90 1878. NJ
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rgyup v agency f0T the State IF Virginia
Snecut,se having appointed the snbscriher vac
10 of the state of Virginia. be is prepared
diree,io s applicants with vaccine matter and With
OF me S ~ nse IN conformity with the provisions
lion ~ ,sl4 entitled" aHact Tor the free Sstrihn
Pens t"ne vaccine matter for the use OF tbe eli;
Ten' OF 'hi' Commonwealth" ' use y tue e'''-
nt meet with prompt attendance Tbos. e NAV .e
cary store Of W. aie requested apply the apobe
low The Eagle Hotel. SUS, 1890, ,sw Hoo.s ne
JalI 2I. ''''' agsH9, state Of Virginia.
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- Apprentices Wanted.

WANTED in)nediateiy at this ONCE, TWO BOYS, OF
w respectable oonBexious IA or IS years of age, as
i'vsa,s t1ssss Painting iSpsneSS-its necessary
sy stosid possess t3ierao,ygood English education
f.oHe a,hets heed app,y. June ~.
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~ B5oLUTtON.--A dissoIr,to- - -, - -
Seffte OF Richmond, aud Settis e EcsI =,
Si. loon place on the isb say Of DeeegbeT
~" concerns which is now closed Win ,a es,in ~
Joss w accounts on Settle & Echois' books ~hicb
conot "a 9sIItE has agreed to take on his own ac
lied. n'rsiatns to the late coesrtnsrsbies gre ."t
JOSEPH ECHOIs,
GARLAND " MITCHELL
July H. Attorney for John " Settle
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EOUR htNDRED ACREs OF JAMES RIVER GANp
for sale, in the county Of powbalan between Jeer.
son and Aichauxs ferry About one-sxth Tow grounds
OF superior qualify, aud more than 700 acres IN wOod-
the greater proportion dTs rate tobacco land. FOR par.
ucnias, Apply 20 John r eoeke, or the subscriber.
MAY 70. swu JAMES COCKR.
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Ireosprg Impairment, HashiVgtOr, 8pTIE %, ISIS
NoIlCE IS hereby given, to the propuelors Of stock
5Oti Of April Is03 commonly called Louisiana stock
lhs one moety, or half Of the principal Of said stock
VIII he redeemed sn the 2st Of October next ensuing
the cate beTeof and that the will he paid to the
respective popreofs, or to their aoTuies duly author
zeo on the day before mentioned. the Treasury IN
washington OF a such Loan once, the books where
ofany portion Of said stock may then stand.
ttoTP0ttoH Is further giveH That the interest due
AZ the time OF redemption, such part Of said stock as
IS held IN Europe will be paid heretofore In London
and Amsterdam; and that the interest such part ~
saiu STOCK as has been dOuestcaed will be paia ut the
same u"e with the principal either at the Treasury
az the loan Offices before mentioned And ~ Is 0Ieo
herebg made hHown, That interest the Oety or half
OF said Louisiana Stock intended he redeemed as
aforesaid viii cease and determine after tho 2ls day OF
october, 1878. WM. n. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
NAY o. IlG.wtIo
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Valuable Estates near Orange Conrthouse.
WlTHa vev to cxtricate himself by a single effort
W from the difiiculties IN which be 10 involved te
ms LANDED ESTATE In the county of Orange by auc.
ton, Oh hoRagy. fAe iefh august nerf.
The sale viii tahe pace at Orange courthouse on the
Gay abovcmenioned " fair, ifnot the arst lair dsy
afterwards Il will commence with the land next 70
the courthouse, which has been divided into five
rate tTacts, and be continued from day 10 S,y r.
home tract has also been divided buta sale of il entire
y al he preferred.
are already Wei known but with respect to the home
plantation IN parcsla containing sbout 1900 acres Of
VINCE Two tbiros are cleared, 1t is nothing more than
)ns,ce to 1t TO stae that 1t has been nlany years
spared RON eSausiing crops aud having had The adj
~ g, msoratng system OF husbzndry. by the
MSS e cio'ef ana plaster, high state of improve
ment eeneTay aud one neld In particular containing
"pMaos o, 500 acres is perhaps among the pro-
uectVe heids OF upandin the state lies as uniform
~ level as could be desired, and is extremely well wa
tered tsere being, besides numberof springs large
creek, which passes for mile through it, making a,t
90 acres Of low grounds most of brh NAV be mad.
.gsod neadoy. The distance to- ia AZ
miles, and rs s1ated tire greas market road lead
Ing 70 thai place, nearly half Of which is ALREADY
turnpked aDdthe rest in progress. THE Rapa.n ,ass
es within half mile, and viii probably opened soon
accompany being incorporated for thai purpose wbin
half mile Is amercbant mill. II is in the neiphbor
hood Of The very best society, and Of the heae.t
SITUATIONS IN virginia The Improvements c~n,i.t of
dwelling house, barn, wheat machine Kitchen tcehouse
ana other oathouses The dwelling house OF brick 6a
by az iee, built of the best materials and in the hest
manner containing eignt rooms, commodiousy arrans
ed, ana stands beautiful eminepce not very far
from the centre OF The farm, and command most ex
tehsye and picturesque view OF the clue Ridge and
South West meunairs and of the valley the
niost valuable and beautiful falling garden has lust
been completed; and there is convenient to the house
large and thriving young apple orchard, together with
avarey OF other fruit trees, all OF the hest kinds In
short whether with respect to the intrinsic yalne of the
soil, the goodness of the society the saIubrty as well
as beaut oftbe suation the Kind value and extent Of
the improvements OF any sther consideration almost
which can he required IA make place Of de-
ssble there are few farms in Virginia which present
stronger Inducements TO a purchaser
One third of the purchase money must be paid on the
day OF sale, onothird on The 10th hngust 3lg aud one
third on the 10th August 1890 the purchaser giving
bonds with personal security and deed Of tr., on
property Itself. By order OF Thomas DJdeon
80 HERON, SINToN & Go. Aucpis
june 70. i5..tds
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RI The ENQUIRER Is published twice week, gene
rally, and three times week during tue session OF me
STATE LecfsctursPioe, the sane as beretoiere fire
Doers per aunui payable in advance Notes OF Cnat-
tered Banks (oaiy) sl he received IN payment. Ipe
Editor will cparace the safeiy Of fcmi,ting them By
mail the postage ef al letters bcns paid by the writer's
tf No paper viii be discontinued, lbot nj the dscre-
don of the RsIor Unit, all esrges have been paid
t whoever viii guarantee tie pc, 'nent VI une papers
tball receive a tenth grofts.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
sr one Scteare-Fbs. JaSertiOt, IS certs--eGch
continuance, 50 cents
No Sdyertiss'e't Inserted Rntt e heS either been
,,r;d FOR or ss,sed by H EiS city It's
cn5if6rs.
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Yellow Springs Montgomery cOynty, Va.
TT'HE subscriber again tenders his sincere thanks
a friends for the encouragement given him at this
establishment, and iOfoTms them that he will, during
the approaching season. personally atteado the duties
and do all in bis 10 render the time Of tbose who
iay visit him, pleasant and agreeable This celebrated
water we'll known, that he deems il useless
him to tingin its praise Gentlemen, eminent
~ the practice OF medicine, have pronounced that il
4 justly deserves public notice"
During the season this property will he offered fol
sale, when very advantageous bargain may had.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
selioy Springs, June 10. t2..u5A3Ss