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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
MYMtOgM fnr Saln.

VIT1LI~be sold on the nth day Of February next to the
w highest bidder, the capitol square, the celeb "a
ted stallion HYATOGA strawberry roam. six years old
next Spring SIXTEEN bands incl high, credit q
twelve mOntisboud with approved security wi! be
qnred.
HYATOGA vas got by Young HyateEa ont Of the tho
rough bred Polly, who got by the imported
horse Bedfotd Of the noted iblooded mare called
white Nancy whose sire the faaous Irish Grey 50
well kuown IN this country.
will he sold the same day and tho same terms
a ilYATOGA lilly rising ave yesrs old.
REUBEN TURNER.
January ~. Ystds
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EOr Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND lying In Lunenburg county, about
IA ve miles north Of The Courthouse containing 1908
acres. The land " good quality, well adapted the
culture OF ceT wheat and tobacco aud is watered by
creek running nearly through the middle aud which
there are about 100 scres Of lowgounds the greater part
Of an excellent quality.
The improvements consist Of two good dwenghOuses
Kitchens barns granary sad other necessary Outhouses
with two good apple orchards, &C. &C. will sell a
part or the whole.
Also. I wish to sell my undivided HALF Of Lunen-
burg Courthouse aud that tract Of LAND heIeunto
longing, containing SIS acres.
k1 Persons wishing to purchase can view the land and
know the terms, on applcatiOmto the subscriber.
STEPHEN HERRING.
January 20. ....sI 5ws
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lErom the t'Ai!. True -i@sriean.
INT EMpERANCR

4.
But at the last IL biteth like serpent, aud stins
like an adder."-tPRov.
oh. take the maddenins bowi,away
Remove the POISONOUS cup
My soul is sick-its burning lay
Hath drunk my spirit up;
lase, take II from my lOaihins lipi
Ere madness lire my brain
Take, take II hence morlet me zip,
us liquid death again.
Oh dash il on the thirsty earth,
fori will drink ao more
10 cannot cheer the heart with mirth
That grief hath wounded sore,
Eos serpents wreaihe its sparkling briIa
And a5ders iurk below
IL hata No soothing charm for him
Who sinks oppressed with woe.
Say not, " Behold its ruddy hue
"Ub, press it 10 Thy lips 90
Tor tits more deadly than the dew
That from the upas drips,
IL IS more poisonous tbaH the stream
Which deadly night-saade iaves,
It's Joys are transient as the beaui
That lights iu rudy waves.
Say not, " 1t hath powerful spell
" 10 sOothe the soul Of care -
Say not, IL caims Ihe bosoin's swell,
F" And drives away despair ;"
Art thou its votaIy Ask Thy soul
Thy soul IN inisery deep
Yea, ash any conscience ii the bowl
Caa give eternal sieeP'
Then, hence. await thou deadly foe
OF happinesslhe whole
Away, away feel Thy blow,
Thou PALSY OF the souLi
HeucetoTtb dsk 40 more Of thee,
Tboa nsas OF Adams race
But To heaye ~ fountain dec,
Aid drink the deNs OF GRACE.
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advertisement.

HAVE desire to remove 10 the west aud will sell
u my trace Of LAND, containing aeTl acres. which
there area clearinghouse containing SIX above
ground aud Two below, barn the other houses are
ndiHereut-theIe are also about hundred bearing
apple ees fire cherry and pear DO on The land. There
my srXiy of bottom Land part Of which
the he'd ~ millpOnd fpr neatly hundred years
TERMS.--Two thirds Of the purchase money must ne
cash, young az valuation Tor The bailnee 81
the purchase money there will BE- credit seven years
giving tfust deeds 10 secure the last payment.
The land nearly mile Black Greek below
the mill N the late John ClOyton, Esq.
JOHN MAsSfE.
New Kent, Jan. "a. si-an
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Best RappaMannock NAME

VNOR SALE am authorised TO sell private pub
lie sale that valuable estate generally known by the
name of The FOLLY, situated in Richmond county,
Rappabannock ryer.it contains altogether about
acres of which or 800 prime river side land the
rest of covered with heavy growth Of timber. This
plantation merits the character of being the best
in the Lower Counryis enieni to fish and oysters
has good spring water, and is healthy.
The terms will be-one half of the purchase money in
cash the other half in twelve months. Persons dspos
ed TO buy will please make their proposals known mme
diately Letters (postage paid win he attended by
ne, directed to Menokin Richmond courthouse.
JOHN I. LOMAX.
January 10. IN 1871
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hardware MINIS YOr Sale ,

WITH 25 acres Of LAND annexed, cheap and easy
~ paymcts-situated good stream ~ water with
IN ~ miles Of Scouts Landing. on James RIVER neigh
Doui mood w which igou tsely 20 twenty-five thousand
5usheis Of wheat may he commanded by tar purchase.
Tie Mil bu Of stone, thfOe stories high the Of
the house hfyono by forty feet viii burr
Eve feet iI diameter all the machinery constructed The
most modern style, conveniently situated, and w. good
fcpair- hen on the property will es expected
JAMES =. COOKE.
Jaauery .. 7Su
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s $4,000


Besides the above, there is a permanent
annual appropriation OF S 500, payable out of
tue Treasury to the College of phs sicians aud
Surgeons in the city OF New York.
The academies have been principally
dowed by individual beneiactions, and by
grants from the regents of the university.
1t is proper to observe that the above appro-
priations are independent of those made 10 the
regents of the university, which amount i'll
stock, bonds and mortgages, &C. TO about
5 is 900.
}. What was the amount raised or paid for
the Botanic Garden1
Ansuer-The amount raised and
paid for the Botanic Garden,
waS.... S1l,2bS 10
4. What was the amount which the Banks
were to pay on the renewal OF thea charters
Ansper-Some of the Banks obtained their
charters originally on condition Of their pay
Ing certain sums into the treasury for the
benefit OF the common school fund. Ii is
believed thit none nave paid any money for
the renewal of heir charters.
a. What monies have been granted TO the
Literary and Philosophical Societies in New
York;
.iasUer-None, except The 5 ~ 600 mention
ed above 10 be raised by Lotteries for the
Historical Soriety
6. How much is the common school fund
Anslcer-Ihis fund amounts TO
about. - l,cUJ-VOo
Exclusive OF about 600
land remaining unSoid, worth 100000
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November Is,
Removal.

Joshua cRuMP respectfully informs mis- friends and
- the pubic, that he has removed his store to a street
Shockoe Hill, short distance Eastof Mr. James Bco
wrights, where lie has hand and is now receiyin.
general and complete assortment of choice GRoC ERIES
consisting Of the following
Is hhds. q 30 bbls. Brown Sugar
bud. * 10 bbs. Loaf do
100 bags Green Coffee
&c - old Java do.
chests * Is boxes Imperial and Gunpowder
~ BOXES iouhs tiSson do flea
pipes old Cogniac Brandy
IL bhds. Rum, part old Antigua and Jamaica
pipes old Sicily & Madeira Wine
! do. Teheriffe do.
do. Port do.
or. casks Sherry do.
tons patent Shot
80 kegs Dapohrs Brandywine Powder
bags black Pepper
q Aispice
so boxes Mould Candles
IL = Spermaceii do.
G. fresh Chocolate
- hest Lnglisl Mustard
20 - fresh Raisins
8 bags soft shelled Almonds
English, ParmasaG ana Woodward Cheeses
20 lbs. fresh kutInegs
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted
i20 tons prime Nova Scotia Plaster of Paris
And many other articles tedious enuIaeraie He
requests his friends and the public call ON him. as he
is determined 10 sell favourable terms and (yen re-
qued to deliver TO tue purchaser at any place i'm the
city of Richmond. Nov. 90 5gtf
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Twenty Doliars Reward.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, in Hanover csung,
on Tie night OF the 10Th of October last, nulao
woman named LUCY. She is "a large porty womsn &.
speaks SOFT and converses WE'LL Lucy was purchased III
Messrs John ii. 4 Alexander l.. Robinson of Richmond
brought tron there about thirteen months since Her
mother * child living with Mr. John H. Rot,n
son. have been informed that she has husband Who
calls himself Joe Rud and who probably runs the river
from Richmond Ia Norfolk have doubt she will b.,
ABOUT Mrs. Ihornton's, Fredericksburg perhaps she
may try TO get to Norfolk with this jos Rud or abeu,
Richmond, where her mother and child live
wiii give twenty dollars reward to any persOn who
VIII deliver me the said woman half that sU II seer
red in Jail SO that get her again.
PATSY HARRIS, by
II. KING.
November Is. so,r
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SALT sputNc

ROCHESTER,, ~. ~ Jan. 2O.-A valuable salt spring
has been discovered ia the town of farma, IN this
~, on the farm Of Or. john Washbnrn the Ridge
road Tie water on trial. proves to he nearly equal In
strength ~ that Of Onnndaga Salt Of superior quality
has already been made from IT, Preparations for nasu-
featuring a large scale are IN contemplation.
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M0tice.

ON the 3otb Of last month look frCef on board Of
~ John Woods boat, heasnan Peer bBI. OF FYoay
branded G. HARPER. This notice s a. inform the own.
er, so that he may come and prove his pfOperfy pay
charges. and fake "a away shalt deal uigh IL ne tie
law drecisthN is, u with sold at the expiration Is
six weeks from this Gate.
WILLIAM PicCOTr.
Inspector Of Bosis a Lpck fiashour-
February5. SING.
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NEW EDITION OF THE FEDERALIsT

Uessrs Gales and Seat0n-The editor of the
NeW York EreHiHg Post, III his paper of the
37th ult. has thought proper 10 caution me "a
Hanst the adoption OF the list Of authors OF
the Fcderalist, as published in the papers of
this CITY, IN the ediiIon of that work which
ana about to put TO press" under the penalty
of having It denounced" This premonItIon ~
the more surprising lnasmucll as l had stalled
that the names of the authors would be pro
cured" from d source which cannot be ques-
tiOnedV
In pursuance OF my original intention,
wrote to Mr.. Madison, the late president Of
the United States, aud who is well known to
have been one oil the writer's OF the Federalist +;
and I've iids been so kind as 10 lend me nss copy
OF it, with the name of Tie author OF each
number pIehXed IN his own hand writing and
waii various correC tiOns OF tile text, as made
by himself in those numbers which came from
his pen. 4 hope, that | may escape tie penal
ty of Mr. Coleman's denuuciauOu, and that
he will be candid enough to allow that Nj. Ma.
to the authorship IN question, as general ita-
milton, and that IN appealing to tue living me
mOTy OF tile former, inLlct 10 luIgfy Oh the
memory of the dead.
In addition to the Federalist, the volume
which liberal patronage Justihes me IN inine-
diatciy publishing, will contain the old articles
Of confederation, the present constitution OF
the United States, the letters Of PacyicHs, by
General Hamilton on President Washington
proclamation Of neutrality, aHd the letters Of
Ueicidius, written by Nh. Madison, in reply
10 Pacilicus. fhis explanation, ! trust, viii
he satisfactory To the public. aud fix their con-
6dence in The accuracy OF the edition which /
offer them.
am, gentlemen, respectfully. Your obedient
servant, JACOB GIDEON, IN.
February 2. Nat. int.
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IFron he dlJaay DaiIg Advertiser.

~ Ettdht ~ ClfifAL tNt r..
We few days siucc received from highly
respectable correspondent, number Of queS-
tiOus relative 10 the amount Of monies which
lave been paid by the state aud the amount
appropriated aud yctio be raised, tor the sup.
port vi colleges aud other seminaries OF learn
ing and literary lnslituii ns.
lu reply 10 these questions, Mr.. M'Iutyfe,
tie comptroller, has obisiDgiy furnished us
with the following statement. w doubt whe-
tier any other stale in Tie nniOu has been as
liberal as this, iG tic endowment OF literary
institutions.
from the state tredsury OF state funds for the
snppOft If Colleges, aud other semiBaries OF
learning, exclusive Of common schools
Aasrfr-Thcfe has been paid out
Use treasury 10 Union College. p $50
Ah iiuas have been granted iOthat
CVlicsy, worth probably ......,".fO, OOs
: 80
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Belmont, Jan. 20.
MY. anderson hughes,

SlR-Not certainly knowing where YOU reside, ! have
- taken this method of notifying you, that shall
the I'D Sd and ih days of March next the OF Al
len Il. Harris & Co. in the town of New Canton and
county of Buckingham and the 5h 9Th aud 7th days
of the month"; the of FeliXyille and county
Of Cumberland take sundry adavts be as evil
dence III injunction you have obtained against me-
the county court of Prince Edward, where you may
tend IL you please. HEZEKlAH FORD.
February. SO w3t
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sam. lN.I.lIan "a

we have OK IN Salem, belonging to Mr. Job Tyler.
which, 20 moderate calculation is Supposed to weigh
2COS. lie is daily increasing iH weight aud beauty. No
ooubt when Killed wall surPass any other raised iH ths
country MI lyei das already been offered IUoO for
him, Which he lias rejected.
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Hand foY Sale,

TIE subscribers property in tie county Of Lunenbutr
heretofore advertised or sa'e) is yet in the marker
2i2' acres of LAND chiefly in WOODS, great proport.
ON OF good tobacco andthe improvements te best
part only OF Tie purchase money will required on giy
ing possession say st OF January, 1870 the balace wil
be divided INTO i've annual igstaens without
to commence list of January is22. This property lies
within twenty miles oflOanoAe which is now nayigabie
for produce of all kinds.
With the land may be had ~ VARIABLE SLAVES OIL the
same payn and the purchaser can be accomnoda-
ted with stock, provisions, utensils &C. at fair price
n Apply 10 Messrs. Heron. SinlUn & Co. RICHMOND
or b. Burwe, Manchester either Of whom is aulori.
zed To sell. JOHN s. RAVENsCROFT
Lunenburg, Jan. ~. ...s3Ip,
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Notice.

OY virtue of deed OF trust executed to the subscriber
ID by TRIPLETr L. ESTES, bearing date the 22d day
Of October, 1916 and Of record in the county court of AL
beare for the purpose Of securing the pay of
tain OF money therein mentioned due to Mnrod
Brd7hdn, ThOS. II. Mitchell, lISnie Chambers, Hyies
S D0bSOH, John O. SoVerS aud Nm. ~. NeTSuether
and JameS Lindsay, executors Of Joseph Brand, dec
and John Scott, the FIST day Of January, 1918 ~
shall, the seventh day Of March before the door
ed by George Turner, oAeT at public sac for ready
ney, one certain fRACrOT LAND. IN the county Of Al
the land conveyed TO the undersigned by the deed in
trust aioresaid-or much thereof shall be sufficient
to and satisfy the several sums of money said deed
mentioned as due and payable the aforesaid himyOd
Bramhdn, IHOS. II. Mitcheti, 1mie Chambers, hytsS
s DobSoH, JOhR g. Scorers, and Nm. -. HeTiHether
and James Lindsay, executors of Joseph Brd1d, dec
and John Scott, the said first day 81 January I5lS
and the costs Of recording and executing said trust Ac
ting trustee for The benefit OF others, will convey
only such title as is vested by of Of
trust aforesaid. ALEX. GARRETT, Trustee.
FebTuary7. 6S1W
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Public Sale.

an rhsTsda, the 5h day Of February next, will have
~ scldby MesSrs. neron, snton q Co. s1eioarers,
at ptesent rssidence, abOnt mc nom the let toll
gate shy Richiioud turnpike the whole my HOUSE
HOLD observation-disclosures of neat CANE boitontCl
sttee snd chars sEail pier s.asses, pets mahogany
ce.ieie aud ining tables, ydlnabe plate aud gass
tday el"ck large mahogany becstcad, bed, and
bedding, &c. sc also. aweii-toned square PIANO.
light CHARloIEE & HARNESS, and a pair OF oung,
well broke HORSES. (the Charlotte made by partc
nar oIdrr four months ago. ia c The best shops IN
Richmond, aad Is warTautcdl--my stock of CATTLE,
SHEEP and HOGS among the cattle live yoang
mitch coas aud yoke of oxen !; 2 CaRrS, MULE, any
all my farming and gardening UTENSILS; and also, ,
likely NEGROES.
Articles purchased al this sale viii be delivered in
Richmond, II required.
A credit of three months will lie allowed for approved
notes, on all sums of 50 aud upwards less than 80,
cash.
ON the day, wish rent for one two or three
years my GROVE FARM, with to large ice.
house.
This beautiful and healthy situation has lately been
rnpioved at considerable expense that is in
respect comfortable for the accommodation OF genee
family There is large garden under high ltiyation
attached to the establishment which, under tolerahie
management, will yield profit than the asked
independently OF what may be made from the fertile
| belonging To the premises. EDWARD c. DAVIS.
ain anxious to- dispose NJ 1913 OF LAND, COM
monty called the WALNUT COVE, living in tl.e county
of Amherst the head waters OF Piney river About
half OF this land very rich lies well ard is ada
| ed to the culture of hemp.
In order TO effect sale of this property, intend going
| to next Amherst court. T.. c. u.
| January II. 50 ids
| n PoSrfONEMENr.-ln consequence of the unfa-
vOuiabeness Of the weather the above sale il postponed
| until Wednesday next the nth instant.
HERON, SiNIoN x CO. Auctioneers.
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S I,Ie0,OOO


error as TO her fathers family. We have
known of his children besides Mrs. Madison,
the present Mrs. Todd, now consort of Judge
Todd, formerly of MIR. Washington the late
Mrs. Jackson, former wife of Mr.. john G..
jackson: Mrs. Cuts, and one son: and we
are not entirely certain, that there were not
others. Mrs. Madison is fully entitled TO all
the praise she has received in the sequel, from
the Port Folio.-Phil. True american.
From the Port Folio.
Mrs. MADISON the consort OF the late pre-
sideut of the United States, whose maiden
name was Paine, was born in the year I7T2.
Shortly after that period her father emigrated
from Virginia TO this city. He had three
daughters who were educated according TO
the principles of the Friends, class of people
which is emnently distinguished for the
emplary conduct of It's members. In the year
1870, mis- ladys became the wife of John Todd,
Esq. practitioner at our bar. He died la 1893,
and in tile following year his widow was unit
ed TO her present husband.
1t is our privilege to offer passing testi-
mony to distinguished excellence but OF the
present occasion, we do not feel authorised 70
enter into the usual details of biography. At
time when the restless spirit OF party CO.
vered every path with tbOrns, this lady held
the branch of Cancellation, and she well de-
serves place among those who endeayor To
promote peace and good will. In the exalted
station from which she recently descended,
she never neglected her early friends, but eX-
tended TO all who approached her, those at
LenIiOnS WHICH dQu 10 TIE great, anu
inspire the humble with cOnfidence-A poiitI-
clan of the present day, exclaimed OIL a memo
rdDle occasion, We arc all federalists, we are
all republicans" In her intercourse with
ciety, Mrs. Madison reduced this liberal SEN
timent to practice her circle was at once the
model OF polished lie and the dwelling of
cbeerfulHesS.
We had the pleasure of seeing her some
years ago, on the occasion OF splendid fete,
which was given By his eXcellency NJ. Daschk-
of, the minister from Russia, i'll honor of the
natal day OF his sovereign. We remarked the
ease with which she glided into the stream of
conversation, aud accommodated herself TO its
endless variety. In the art of conversation
she is said to be distinguished and it became
evident in the course of the evening, that the
gladness which played in the cOunlt Dances of
those whom she approached, was inspired by
something more than mere respective fear
that our artists have not presented adequate
representation OF the features of this lady. We
have not forgotten how admirably the air
OF authority 5 was sefteued by the smile of
gaiety and it is pleasing to recall a certain
expression, that must have been created 10y
the happiest of all disposiiions-a IRISH e.
please and q ,CiHingHess to BE- pleased. This in
deed, is to be truly good anu really great. Like
:. summers sun, she rose III our political hori.
zon, sloriOusy, and she sunk benigHly.
- The sisters are married, we believe, TO Mr. wash.
iBgton. aud Ali. Cutts-Ed POTt Fot.
Retired. ) DgniJ I'D. True AnI.
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Seine VWine.

THERE bias been manufactured at the Virginia Pen-
Il Tertiary, within few months past, considerable
quantity OF this article OF good quality, aud ready
Tor sale, as usual With the goods manufactured at this
insttuton-iOwe priced than he bought elsewhere
NJ. H. RICE, Agent for sales.
January ~ s2-iuI
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xUI,5i6 20
>. What is the amount authorized here tofore
asd actually raised 10 be hereafter raised
By lotteries, for the same purposes
aasrer--'rhere has been already
raised by Lottery and paid To
Union College, TO the amount of. S 81, 0o0
Ind there is still to be raised. .2Si 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10

Notice to Surveyors throughout tie Suite.
A UIHORlSED by The President q Professors Of Wi
"a liam Mary College, IN the city of Williamsburg
to receive that portion Of Surveyors fees which by law
they have right tO CLAIM, VIZ Silth V0rt-I uow
eiieat, that viii through The medium Of your Rep
Tesenatiyes, remit me, promptly possible what is
due to them for The past anh previous yearsHoping
that this TeqnisitOn may he duly attended 10, am, gem
tlemen, with respect, yours,
January ~. 81 LIN
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Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate WAL
TER POTTER, dec late of ths city, are requested
to bring them forward properly authenticated ia order
that the same may be paid and ihvse Indebted to the
said estate requested inake payment TO
SALLY POTTER, adn'x. or to ROBERT HYDE, her d.
February & Al N
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There is to be raised for Hamilton

There is to be raised for Hamilton
College. ......... .............. 100 500
For the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons in the city OF New
york;. ........ ....s2,ooo
For tile support OF the Chemical
and Anatomira! School ia Fair
field Acadt~ y, as originally
appropriated hu; nov it is pre-
sumed for the College Of Ply
sicians and Surgeons, i'll the
Western District. ........-..... 100
There is TO be raised for the Histo-
Tical Society III the city OF New
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10

TO Hamilton College, bonds and
mortgages were issued To the
amount OF. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
TO Columbia College lands We're
granted worth perhaps. ...........5C Goo
To this College has also been
granted the Botanic Garden in
the city OF New York, on condi-
ton that they remove the Cot
iese toit, &c. cvst...... ........7i, ,GS IS
To the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons in the Western Dis
trict, bonds aud mortgages have
been transferred to the amount
NJ OF .................IoO 600
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George w. KinsolviNg

EIuKNS his grateful acknowledgements to the pub
Tic for past fa,onrs and Informs them that be has
taAen the LASLE rsNkkN, IN the town III ShsIloiteS-
vile. laels occupied by Ihonss Wells Mary Gar ner
~Lcte he has provided hiusei With every thng neeesS
~ tor the accommodation OF travellers; aud hopes,
suiet attention, To merit and wb portion rue-
lie patronage. ieh. S. sI.itn
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.4'ahentic Memoirs Of Dir. Sheridan.
We are requested to state that a second edi-
ton in octave of DR.. Watkins's Memoirs otthe
late Richard Brinsley Sheridan, embelished
with portraits, will be published OH the LIST
November.