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dN. SFOuNEF.
Nr- Knowing your rcadisess to pronulgate any thine
that NAY lave tendency to relieve the tunerines OF
YOU fellow mortals, hope that you will give the fol
loving Recipe place ia your useful paper.
Above 90 years ago sin consequence " severe cold
was attacked Viib what soon proved 10 he the con.
sumption Being blessed with q hale constitution pre-.
vO"s tothe aack, neglected 10 take ad,se or some
ume AZ last Ending tue disorder gaining sypn me.
benz. troubled With q yeient couuh and emitting 4
vast quantity of MacHS, Applied 10 pr. HradhRyef
k'iiHi physician now Hving-l informed Eua that {
'horgIt mJ rase very serioas. Hc informed ne thar
NY ungs were affected. Upon Which IaSssd him how
loaFn thought could sarviyr. The Ductof replied
that hmaniy spelsiug, hot Longer than ~. last Of
March" This WIS thc beginning Of JanuAty. Ant1nd
handed me an old hcsopaper, With tbe foioHinc re
c.yc tberein -
eHye cure fer ffe ColW,qp fi0b i(faEea IN time
\, Ra0dofph, BRcfirl i0m cOnnfv. Tirrinia.
I5tc kdndlui ofthe bitter herb called iIosfnoun.
pui W quarts o. Waer, bolt "a down To upe ha-atief
stainiug, pst H honey molasses--rpt il the
IRE TO incorpoTatrtheu add ltue old rum and corn
tug. TaSeahaiftea cupfull allied ~ with warm min
u jon caHnot readily procure warm, make cold uiia
Mood warmib-takf cupftii fastug and another about
nouu ON empty stomach"
nsedit sad praise he Cod IL cured me efTectnay
nor have been ore Day i1disposed STAGE.
WIS LOYA1f,Te G0gd-SC.
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landed al Cannes. and arrived at Paris, with
ont striking a blow. Carnot having spoken
freely of Napoleon III his publication. had no
expectation of being employed, aud not,vitl-
standing "A refusal, he finally consented to act
as minister of the Interior, upon the repeated
requests OF the partizaDs of Napoleon, who re-
presented To him the fatal oiisequeuces of "A
refusal TO act, under the circumstances that
then existed. lie was successively created a
Count and Peer, and eXerted hmselfas much
as possible TO second the views of Napoleon
Butthe Emperor dictated to him, while oilers
con,radicted and impcdcd the operation OF
his measures, even.the choice of tie projects
WAS not left 10 him.
la oroer 10 adhere strictly 10 truth il is ne.
cessary 10 say, that Carnot didnot make use Of
any OF those violent measures which, with so
much rea>onwerc with ted from him !;
the changes which he made in his department
were but few. Having become "a member of
tue professional government after the second
idliof Bonaparte, he acted with his usual ho-
ncsty and good faith; but as was believed he
was duped by minister more crafty and eau
tious thau himself. He contributed however
TO the negotiations wh,ch preserved the CAPT
tai, and was the only oBe IL the members
OF mat authority. WHO was comprised in
tue ordinance OF the King of the 2iih of Jul
~, 1915, and retired to Ceruey. under the
inspection of the minister of police. lie soon
published new memorial. which was written
win That sort of openness and sincerity for
Which he has always been noted envy and
malice alone can find in il canse for censure,
but tie honorable and honest Of all parties
VIII recognize The manly language of truth,
and with prOpriety may ash why is this man
alone, the object of the furious attacks at once
OF The Jacobins, The BonaPartists, aud the
ROyalistS
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MORE SEA MONSTERS

NoRroLg, Sept. 2.-Captain Pinkham, of
the .sloop William, who arrived here on Mon
day from Nantucket. states, that on Saturday
last, IN lat. so. long. 73, 30, lie passed Though
large school Of orermsceti Whaes.-They
were allquIetiy baskiug themselves at the sur
face of the water, and afforded him as fine an
opportunity az he could have desired of taking
his choice Qt them but as he was not prepar.
ed with suitable boat. he deemed il u. safe 10
disturb tkeir repose. We may form some idea
at the feelings with which captain u. viewed
these greasy tenaatS of the deep, when il is
understood ihat he is an old and experienced
wbaler, and that his eye hit upon one which
he was quite sure would have made eighty bar
rets o. OIL; while every one OF them almost
seemed TO say, come catch me" aud he with
cut the Means ofavai.ing himself othis protier-
ed good luck Could any thing.more pro, okins;.
be imagined Herald
NIAGARA FALLS.
Judge Porter hos made a contract saws the
Iiuhaio Patriot, TO erect permanent bridge
from the American shore To Goat Island, TO
enable travellers 10 view the Falls without
crossing over to the Canada shore; and that
Col. u. Whitney is constructing a flight of
stairs, perfectly safe and cOmmodious, so that
In future ladies' can descend 200 feet from the
precipice, and reach the foot OF the fails will,
ease and safety, where boat is kept 10 cross
the Niagara.
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Hateabts Zinc IN Mtcfs Tor s0UeTing Aonscs g5co1I
ing RESETS &c. Sc
! mas been suidcieaiy ascCrtaned nv expFri,ncut
both ~ ms country aud Europe, dat tAs saIuaiis
uNeL'"h has introduced better covering Tor houses
tDdh any oheT mate rails that have heretofore been ia
use Islands All KINDS Of weather without injury il
.dss as long aud is lighter than copper IT soldiers as
o. shy o,ber metal u Requires paint it agrees
70 water, being ustdH Rurone for coffee pots Fitch
on utensils, &c aud LACEY IN Savannah f0r gnisfs 10
receive ana pass on rain water ntO c5ierrs for cglna
~ guy othti purposes. u costs but title more than
nay me prtce 81 cGPPe; is nearly as cheap as slate
dhu Hem It's Rhtness Ga foot weighing but little
more ihan paand,j suitable Tor lafge buildings
several houses ~ New Yofs we're covered Is OF IS
blohhs aeOwlth Z.. which 10 YET perfectly tiehf and
uhIDuIec The college 0ith ciiy Is aso covered with
H. ZINC MAY be used N almost al cases where copper
tin and lead are employed.
Ihe subscriber 10 WHOM the speHcy 81 the sale Of The
above article ~ tits city has breH Transferred hae "
ceiVed few hundred sheets as sample " hch the pub
nc ave invited to eNamne-Fe wiilutnsh any quantity
bdt may De wanted. ~. 3. POiIiAUX.
'"i) -. 2i..wd
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Description of tie Venus de Nediciis,

tsY LORD BNRoNl
There too, the Goddess loves IN stone, and fills
The air around with beauty we Inhale
The ambrosia aspect, which, beheld instils
Part ofits Immortality the veil
OF heaven Is half undrawn within the pale
We stand and IN tina form and face behold
What Mind can make, when Natures self would fail
Aud to the fond idoiatofs of old
Envy the innate fash which such soul could mould.
We gaze andtifu away, and know not where
Dazllsd aud drunk with beauty, till the heart
Reels with Its fu'ness; there--forever theie-
Chain'd to the chariot of trinmphal Art,
We stand as captives, and would not depart.
Away There need no words, nor terms precise
lhe pnry Jafgon OF the marble mart,
Where Pedaury guils Foliy--we have ewes:
biood-puse and breast, confirm the DaTdan shep-
herds prize.
Appear'dst thou not TO Paris in tLis guse7
Or TO more deeply blest Anchses OF,
IN all thy perfect goddess.sbip when hes
Before thee thy own vanquish'd Lord OF WAR;
And gazing In Thy face2s toward star,
Laid on thy lap, his ewes 10 thee uptnrn,
Feeding on thy sweet cheek while thy lips are
With lava KISSES melting while tbsy bum,
Showtrd on his eyeids brow, and inouth as from an
urnl
Glowing, aud circuufused in speeches. love-
Their fn dsvniiy inadequate
That feeling to express, o. to improve.
The gods became as mortals and mans fate
Has moments like their brightest but the weight
Ofeafih recois apsn ms let 1t 20
We can recall such visions, and create,
From what has been, or might be- things which glow
hato my statues FORM and !ooA like gods below.
leave 10 learned fingers, and wise hands
yhe artist and his ape, To teach andtell
How well his c0B.Usseurship Understands
The graceful bend aud the voiUptuous sw ell:
Let these describe The understandable
woud nut their vile breath should crisp the stream
Wherein that image shall foF ever dwell !;
The uarniiied mirror OF the loveiiesl dream
That eve: left The sky on the deep Sonl tn beam.
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HOMMtTfED 20 the iau ofibe town of PETERSBURG.
~ on the iith NSy last Baiao mnH b. the name u
HUGO, formerly the properly Of Thomas Peirrs Of
Columbia bisinc, aud sCid by Mr. a'GcnBis Tor tie
fdd Ieieis to whom nnkuown aypeas by ittier ie.
ctFc1 if"in said frleif bearin Gale the 1lh fag...
ihe si'g negro clai"s hs freedom, and calls himself
Simon Uawkias ke WIS SOLD Or . ttsys sae y
hrinas NiChris ~ the state Of Maryland, aoneoppfy
county Tor said Thomas Peters 10 Mr. R0neu islf OF
Frederick county, Va. who he says set bin free. Re
arneafs 10 bc .pout 30 or 80 years are feei inches
tI, yelIpWtk complexion, stout made small 4cet on
PTS chn two scars on h's ieit arm Pheasant cannfc
ufrce. Had on when committed a liue bro8fr tf,ti,
coa', aud tWausdew waiscoat.
The owner Is requested 70 come forwatd rreyp o,o.
<eiiy, ray charges aud tase Aim aways Otltfgge he
Siii be disposed o. according 20 law.
Jnly IA. "a. .sr,
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e.Ik SAEE-CHe thousand acres Of Land about
rs miles below Richmond, and lies partly in the
county "i henrico aud partly the Comfy of Charles
CITY, on Turkey Island creek, and within a mile OF
James river twothgds of this land is well and heari
~ un"eisd the growth consisting OF pine red eas
wh'e oaS& hickory II lies remarkably we'll is fine
wheat soil and peculiarly adapted clover plaster
sys,sn-On this land is OF the best country cris
mis- OeIow Richmond, producing an income of about
miten hunOFed dollars pes aHnun two or three saw
mus san be erected near The gTisI mill 1T an nconsde
a'r expense ans winch can have constant supply OF
neighboIhoed Ihepurchsser, il he chooses can have
hePTivege OF carrying the min TO James river where
he can have fall of upu ards OF twenty feet
For terms, apply 1.-The subscriber
ROBERT GAHBLE-FoT Bflk Carter
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XTALuABLs LAND FUG SALE The sn6scTIbcr
wishes TO sell PoiHa5Ie Tract OF Land con.
tanning seven hundred acres, living in the lower end of
fowOatan county, aud adjoining the lands of Harry
Hetii, Edward Scott. George Harden and others-lLe
Mhoie mas tract Is coveted with prime timber aud
"ithih few handred yaras) to the coal mines knavH
as eIanchs aud pnpnys pits, il is believed BY conpe.
tenn JUDGES, to contain large body coal For price
aha uhes oi payment, which will be literally extended
apply to the Subscriber. HIRAM iAURIS
August IS. 40 n,
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IN TIE rRESS-And VIII he punIIsI-d m a 1s,
n weeks, by John H0rrock the Virginia POCKET
AIM NACK and CARRIERS COMPANION for the
yeai OF mr. Lord, lsI0-oalcuated by David Richardson
of Louisa county. Va.
IL will contain lin addition to The astronomical calcu
!auohs, Iists OF courts, &c &C usually found in alma
hacks variety al useful aud entertaining pieces
N B. The usual allowance to those who buy To sell
again. August 2s. 33Gt
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1 AND FOR SALt.-On hUrSd0y the 2Ifh day 0(
= "stf month, (Hept'r) III be sold ihe highest
bidder on The premises, the Tract of Luna wherein
ths subscriber nov resides, lying the waters Of
zen creek, ~ the county OF Hanover aud joining the
iahds OF samuel NoSby, Joseph Webber. Philip Wood.
sou, ana others, containing four hundred and forty
acres THIS lann Ia equal III quality any in the nrS.
boThood, and has on II comfortable dwelling house.
good Kitchen und other necessary ou;ouses one half
OF tue purchase money vi" he required the time of
bltbng the conveyance and and two years credit
WIZ hegyeh Tor the balance by securing the payment
thereof as may be agreed on. IRd al the same time
0Hd pt9ce, will be sold FOR cash. The crop corr now
growing on Tie said premises together with The tock
cattle 80 or 80 head ~ hegs AMI sheep belonging 10 the
Iafm-a!s0 tie plantation utensils, house and kohea
furniture, &C. ROBERT A. DANDRIDGE,
Hanover, AugustcS. 33.,wtds-
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A PETITION wal be presented g. tue uext General
Assembly for the sale of The Interests Of George
Richardson's infant children In ihs house on s,rec
part Of tue estate Of Wm Richardson, deco At PIE
sent occupisd ~ Ng. csvsg,
hu2sst2s. M..w2s
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August %.

WILL GE SOLD on credit OF o. IL and is months
w ~ Zee simple the whole Of my pTcperty in HE
town OF feer'"Hrg. on Old and Sycamore s,re.ts-tLe
sale vii! be made OH the I'd dayot october neat.
JOHN X. ARCHER.
amelia, Sept. I. a.
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= PETITION viii he pr.stnicd tn the next LegisIa-
ture, p'a' Eg that law nIay pass extending the
Richmond and Osborne turnpike to the town OF Peters
t'Is. S"h. 81.
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( ACEs.-1ht New Glasgow races will commence on
4 the thlrd Thursday I'm October next and continue
three dayS-rhe first day three mile heats the second
Gay iwo mile heals, aud the last day mile heats
pEACHEY FRANKLIN.
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Ns hSHPELAH tie place MY residence N q ram.
w Nle County, North Carolina miles sout of
ROANOKE river, containing by deeds me- one tio and
ana hVe acres, lying the waters OF Nubush and Is
aud feeks III one OF the wea .iest neiehborhoods In
the slate Is offered Tor sale The quality this land
such as the ahd rs generally in its vicinity suiiabIc for
Tue growth ~f tobacco, cotton aud wheat being aricle
alone which are raised for market. The improvement,
are uheNcepionabe-the dwelling house Is laTte and
eieeaht presenting front Of Sixty feet and con
tanning fifteen hundred and twelve square fset on
exclusive OF lie pIazlas, with cellar tile hole
ithe house. walled from the bottom with stone AN
eAcelie Icehouse twenty steps iIom the dining loom
uOoi Inc spring We Use seventy steps from The kitc
en- as good WAFER as any below the nouptains every
mouse ma Is necessary tor the Of family IN The
Plantation 10 on IL good ferry coIIon gin viii
Seldhle hoHses TO wohi II; garden containing about
one acre, IN hIgn state of cultivation with almost eve
yal'cie thai is useful or ornamental IA II a good an
pie orchard and every other Kind OF fruit that rs com
mon III ms paIi oil tie country road LEADING
nom Hi!lsb"ronEh 10 Petersburg and Richmond passes
through tins ianh about fuur nBUIea yards IN nom of
my mouse, where have dwelling house sritable foI
slaii family; all my sock aud crop growing on the
plantation, together with tie the house ran
be had by The puIohastr the land '.rr price
~ WILLIAM HUNT.
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nay PLANTATION near The confluence OF Jamesand
IVA chctahomny rivers. in The county Of James CT
~, Win TWELVE SLAVES, and the Farming .Hccf
&c ia for saie......Apply TO ". E. BARKtTT.
September /. a4o1n
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sNiSiRlCT OF VlRGINIA.ToW IT.-Te
SEAL, ~ 1t remembered thai on the twentv.
u. y. IohIth day fJnly, in the foriy third YEAR
Of The Independence of The Jluiied s,afssrf
America, James Henderson oI The said Disirjc, bstb
deposited IN ihls Once. the title book the right
Wneeoi ne claims as author in the words following 10
WI The Constitution and Regulations of the socety
a. o, Ancient hasons, IN Virginia: containing Tirsi
:, me Constitution and Laws of The Grand Lodge ot
=, virginia. published i'm the New Altman Recon i'm
" 1881. Second, SnCb regulations OF general and per
., maneht natnic as have been passed by the Grand
9. Louse, since me publication of the New Altman Re-
" zen, mp 10 The Ilih December 1917 Third A Ns
th"uIeal Digest OF the Constitution and Regulations
~ nov IA iefce, drawn from the foregoing sources
WIN notes OF reference, and c0piouS Il,iex v,
James Henderson, Master of Manchester Lodge No
IL In conformity 10 the Of the Congress of tho
Ced states, entitled, An act for the
by securing the copies Maps Charts and
BOOKS 10 tue authors aud PToprieoIs Of such Copies
during the times therein mentioned" -.
RICHARD JEFFRlES
August FL. al
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For Safe, oT Exchange far Negro Property,
a TRACT OF LAND, lying on the north side oGihe
n South Anna river. IN the county Of Hanover 20
miles distant from Richmond, and containing aboni 700
acres This farm is in very good order and has il
very cOmmodioGs dwelling house. all necessary out.
houses OF excellent quality together with extensive
orchard large portion Of ihe cleared land consists Of
low ground which admirably adapted to the prodnc
ton oil wheat.
Any person wishing 10 purchase may be Informed Of
the terms by application either Thomas Price jun
residing IN the Forks OF Hanover, the smb5cIher
who resides on the place. WM. u. COLES.
Sept. 1. Al yGws
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oiICh Is hereby given that The cells in The Luna,c
Hospital in The city of Wiliiansbnrg an.ropris,6
Tor male patients, are al occupied aud ihai no more
uale patients VIII be received into ihe said Hospital
unh some ofthe said cells are Vacan,--due notice Of
which will he given.
~ ey,fr oT fb.,. -
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I ~ tue ilth oftris uontb TOOK from on board ~
OF loose tobacco ahuut one hundred WEIGHT nus is
notice ~ any person iostsg to5acco to come and see
thus prove bis tight 90 10, pay Tire egsl charges and
take 30 assay or shall sell inase toe exnenses a.
tie lsW directs, Wu. PICGorT
Inspector IF Boa's L0ck IQTbor
p 3. Persons wi,hipg 10 prove their property, mast
come 90 tc iochs aHd H. (Bfusius sh Zen, he
prop proof aH1 lake 10 away themselves as ii Is not
monument 90 me 10 convey g. them. W. r.
Augns -. si..wsy
,1,-r,1,- -------- -------~--f -
NIOjiCE.-A petpion WI. BE pfsAn ed to The next
g. y General Assembly, praying tbem TO appropriate
moneS f0r s paymeat 81 the bailrces due on The ae
counts for Tie WORT done Ga ne capitol square IN
the yeSTs Isis-'IT.
Sept. 4. IA,
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N/ALu ATia LANDS fOR SALE lie snIscTiIIrrs
VIII seil a JTdCt ~ L0Rd ~ New Kent comfy on
Cb,chahonny river, comaung SOP acres oT biob $50
are meadow and equal TO any tie river in t.ftiIrv
The high land swell ada ted 10 the cultivation of corn
and small gfains. There is on il young apple orch.
ard just attaining its prime, containing about GOO trees
aud great variety of fruit. The Improvements are
well sniIed to the size of the farm.
Also, Tract in the county, on Black creek
containing coo acres. This land equal any of The
Bach creek land for corn wheat and oats. There at
tached To IL valuable erst mill stream thai never
fails Ia the drest Seasons which will he sold either
with, OF separate from the land to- suit purchasers
Also, one other 7r0ct, containing 1872 acres about
one miiotrom The last mentioned tract and Of similar
quality Tbis is considered amongst tie beaIt,iest
spots IN the lower country
Also, enc 0taer Tract ef 10 acres on Black creek
These lands will be sdewn TO persons desiious OF pGr
chasing, by either ofthe subsC Tteis
We will also sell 75l nf LAND in the county of
Kenawhs, within miles Of the courthouse.
The terms wtIl be advantageous, made known on
applicatiOn,by JOHN b. CLOPrON and
WILLIAM l.. CLOPTON.
New Kent, SEPT inbeT /. 3i..Wtf
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HA kCHANiCsviLLE IURNPiEE COMPANY,
w meetinEof The directors Of this company ON ,e
2stt July, ISIS " "
HeSotved, That call Of ten dollars on each share in
Tue company be made. and that the same he paid to til
treasurer on eT before the 10Th of SeppT nexI -
NSfe, n. SHEPPARD, Clk.
JHiF o.
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Is Fiery Faluolle Properly IOr so1c .1I-1a - --o-1
the attehtto7 oflny gentleman Of e0pifaL"
1 WILL SELL the IRsCr OF LAND IN The county
OF Hanover, wherein my late father lived known by
the name OF faiiyieid IL contains at present anon,
one Thousand acres, portion OF which rs fine Chcta
homhy low grounds, most heavily iiiubtred with pine
white oah aud ash, is also a paIt Of the hi1h iaud =
FROM an experiment that has been recently made Al
appears To We wen celebrated fcrthg the plaster
The low grounds capable OF making rst rate mead
ow There Is no tac of land in that part OF The coun.
ny, OF as near Richmond which have ever zen Thar
mas is hi"Ch me TIMBER on H. IL is within ccht miles
Oh t6 cy Ut Richmond, and VI turnpike IS elected As
no" u generally supposed 1t viii lessen
,he distance two or three miles. This place is Tearka
NY healthy, and believe am correct hen saw there
is no spot more below the mountains for there have
pts az many cases OF longevity there, aud immediately
~ .hdt heiEhboihoOd, as In any part Of this state. The
last of Fairfield well as several persons
e" ihes only from It, have lived he upwards OF 40
years of age, and there is one instance where e "A
Ndhceu age of one hundred and twenty wears was AT
ta'neu The advantages attached 10 this tract of land
rot generally to he met With, many such rs good
oich"rds, containing great variety The most choice
runs, not only sufficient to supply Tie wants of pri
Vae family, but TO yield handsome income y sendinp
he SuIpustO TIE Richmond market; also Il SINGLE story
""eihe house, WIN i've Tuo.us and tn PASSAGES on
hooT, With every other necessary ortousc for ,he
coh,nodation OF large family all in good order ms
contiguous 10 the lands of Mr. James Coyau Col Jru,
heart, and Capt. WIN. white.
iwili also sell my MERCHANT MILL, with so acres
oi iald attached to it in complete der as il has
'aleiy Undergone thorough repair.
viii dispose OF the above property altogether mr. III
E'ue H. as may I've most agreeable purchasers; but
,nA a "3niu be most advisable TO any person that
eau PuTcbase to take The Whole estab ishment as
STANDS 10 such purchaser every accommodation il
pe gwen ior seeding crop this fan. Ny reason for
WISHING 10 sell ~, that have made purchase in . if
feTent part Ofthe county where intend reuoytu,
giVe an extensive credii on the greatest part Of The
purchase money tbe payment Jeing well secured and
P"sssssoh on Inc hfs day II January. The land
WIZ he 'bewn D. my son Miles Maeor. FOR further
particulars, euquire Of Mr.. Thomas Ia,,or OF Rirb
mond, or myself. " a. M8c0N
JuyI7. N'"' county II mg'nia'
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4 sLD ESfABL.3HED PJRTtK CELIAII.- nc SNJ
- Scri,cr, srafcpH for past fagoTs, returns his
sincere thanks for the encouragement, he has rCceirrd
troW me ctiEfRs " Eichm0Hd anu 5faEckcs(cr ami
t"e PHbsic at large Or ten yeGrs past III ne 60fting
business, and hopes bg strict attention 10 Gy ordeTS
~ ms tiHs, r. meet continuance oCthfir I0DoT. ne
has tatcty Tei"cdiTOD ne north rhcre h. h9S made
urraRgcmeafS arbh me be5t brer6rs tn the tinted
states, ter constant 5apYty " the Cr5f qH0ity Of
porter and bccr thrOVgb The J prcgchttg summer -
ne eI1ecfS N Jsio nays, 100 G6Ls Of GTSt quality
bCer, amt 100 hh0s. do. porter.
ne fCshcPtO rtyRiHd lis c0RHfyy customers tint lie
SUI continues 10 keep SOe Of me best b0ffeTs i tie
OH'ffa Sf6fea dHa can srdTrHNt the 10rkRg u yOr-
Ter, Sc doie ~ the Uery br5f M0gHer. ne FfHcyaEfy
nus oH h6ae Prom TO 5000 dozen Porter r6afv Jer
HFe So That hiS customers can 6e SWPgedGf ne Sh0ri-
est notice. fGYN fTEGby
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Ais0 Just 20 haHd, a Sapyiy of very 6rst oupkfy
Phit0detDhiG beer, BY The 6GrTcl.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

E'OUR HUNDRLD ACRES OF J8MFS RIVER TINu
for sale, in The county Of powbalan between Jelif
son and micharX's ferTyAbout one.sixf low grounds
OF superior quality. ana more than 200 acres in wood
the greater proportion dTs rate tobacco land FOR "a,
tten.aTs apply 10 John z. Cooke or the subscriber
stay ~. N-Wt JAMES COOKE.