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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-03
WANTED,

WANTED,
4 JOUR vET.M3N C.aDiN.ET MAKER, TO
\ take charge Of "a Cabinet shop--os steady bsb-
sni good so'kmsn-coastani employment and
good chance viii be allowed him. Apply TO
JAMES TOWNSEND
Corner Of BGnisisr's JrsGrf
.sszPsr,, .'fy is, 1913. ldl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-03

And a variety OF other ARTICLES in The Dry Goods
line. which are tee numerous to nention--whiCh
will be sold very low. for cash.
Newport, May 27, 1873 r4w1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-03
aINS. TOWNSEND,

4INS. IOVNSEND,
INFORMS her friends and the public, thai she
L has taken the store formerly occupied by MRS.
MiLEs tnesr:y opposite Jos snrKsAs,) where
size iniends keeping constantly on ha.d asso'..
mcat Of
FANCY GOODS Aso MILLINERY.
nr She tenders her tbssks 20 those vto have
hitherto fasor-d her with their custom, and hopes
by oons,sn, suention to Ter b,siress 10 mera fer
future Patronage
Newport, May 3. 1919 lGJ
e. PRINTING, # aH kinds, ezerErd in
sefisyacfory ssast,sey, at ajs e6.ef. e,
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ing, and iio'p many kept hack from. f'ie fear Of
crowd, which apprehension very citen nre
vents one when ve consider that the notice
was short, aud that oar iriend< in the country
nad no opportrrity cscoming in-I do Not he
State TO say, that this interesting STRANGER
ought 10 be deli shted with the warm rerention
she has eXperienced.--Never too have | wit
messed more profound atteniion-or nore
perIeet ofder anu decoinm reiyning over SD
large an assembly.
ine iadies who accompanied Mrs French
have already theirreward from fhe ar .,,r hca,fs
without compensation, with the mos: an>tvus
a'aerlty 10 serve hi-h.mnded stranger, they
nave consented to meet the eye OF the public
ihey were women generous minded lender
hearted wonien-who felt for one of Their ovn
sex, surviving IN SO honorable Cause They
nane 'neii reward IN the motive which led the m
forth. But il the humble tribute of nv thanks:
II Inc warm gratitude OF feeling public can
be the least qualification TO Mrs and Miss
suiy, they have them fully. They did NOT
hnow al me moment they were rendering tins
service, they We're showing the same penerosi-
~, which marked the conduct of their d,sttu.
gnished relation in Phiadelpa, Zone of the
most brilliant painters OF whom America can
DoasJ-!a 40, al Tie concert of Mrs. French
hnding The gentleman who was TO blow tL.
lute did not from some cause appear instant.
~, ana from the uprrcmedtaieti imDuIse A., .Iy
~ ms own generous feelings, slept before the
p"pic To hil me pace oi the aosentee We
ihdhk These ladies, not only Tor their Kindness
'ut thc admirable music which t,,e> co,,trihut
"a. The Duette with Mis-. Suil> piano. and
Hiss SuiIy's beautiful harp, commanded the
NarmcSt admiration.
understand, that Mrs French u IL, b,va
'noiher concert on Monday esenipg-aS If
MA! tie the last time that we shall have an on,
of'uiitN OF hearing her, | hone we Shall
apioNe III. The room is cOnlnudious: lie
oiCe etthe Songstress is strong 8, peneir,i,,u.r
dhd convenient seats are proS.t'ed for ALL
hose. ihIrefOre, WHO have cars 10 hr.r let
''i'ui near a FRIEND TO MERIT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
Aafrqct cf q iffter To tic Editor of the
franhl,n Gazette, dated

,.. --- LLoNDoN, April IG. 1918.
Mr. Vests collection of paintings is
superb Alost Of them are founded loon
lie graudeatsubjccts of history. AT the
instance Of the present king OF Enrdand.
he has finished a set from The New fiesta.
meat, which exhibit the whole movene",
oi revealed religion. They were TO Inc
l'nAg IA a chapel that was to have been
pant at Windsor, by lie king. II has.
however, not set been built and These
bcanliiui aEd sacred specimens Of arr
continue 10 be, in . measure, lost. Next
10 The skiii of Mr.. Vests pencil, has been
ITS wonderful Industry. A computation
mas lately been made ofthe space ii would
require 10 contain all the pictures which
have been tie work ofhis hands, and are
now ~ existence, since he began his ca
reer. is found that they would call for
gallery four hundred feet long. fifty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
pOSYSCRIp'y.

WINokE>TER, May pa murder. accompa.
nied WIN circumstances OF the most horrible
thu savage harbainy, WAS c0mmtted Cuihe
.'dy a. Di. lt3IieIj Berkeley of this county Inv
his'iave ON iuesdd, "a. lit die ri, .lst M,
i"iioWihg hIiet account has iucn aiys.a us bv
"herentpsrsonS, and Will, We believe, be found
substantially correct. lIe Dottg. ,. ID
from bis awellug on the evening abo,, t..st,
toned, by d fellow NOV ia confinement lspd
i;formed that Rand lph atelloys vt,l,at, 49,,
some Time rhn away, Was returned aud .hep II
nus cabin Oh arriving at the cabin me lou;,d
'.e 'e'ow al me Goor nav ing IN has hand =; f,I.e
crD which the Doctor made am ,,it..,u,t, In
tahe from HIM Tins was however iesisteJ a,,d
the issue OF TIE contest was, the DuC,or's benz
Anochcd down, and The blows lnh,ln.luIx rc.
pthteo until Ire UIes tucd ills last
~ large IRE " as then made ia The caJ,;, ~,
"niCh lug murdered body Vas thrown s.d
'u,sni"eu uhu' scarce Nesi,Se OF Il IclIssi.;-
"a IN lhiS part of the tragedy several other
negro were actors htnre il is coucIudad
iha' TIE scheme was prem.Gitated and ,hsir
oWtct-ncncH, at which IL IS believed tnev
rome" me mouse 10 considerable amount "a
up" Hus OF "nc thousand dollars, which we're
concealed Ia Il caOII, have sine hppp rncnyer.
ed. Mas. Berkeiy. II appears. Was igunran, af
me id'e OF her husband tor several days the
"eEr"eS having Matched up = story. tIIs, " hen
ne Mas called from Tue house Randojph had a
>tcu''u lime mace hIs escape and that his nnas
te; mad ruISEtd nam.
HttthOi ibe negroes are now confined in
me Jaii 81 thIs place, but we regret tn state
ih"' 'he lil"ciPdi perretIaior is uOt Vet anime
hvhdtd; d!ligtut pursuit IL however r,.t IN,
n't' him he "ds>eenOn Thursday last at !,
farm near town; h.s Iuisners we're then pre,S
ihs upon him; bat ne has thus lar eIu led ,iisIr
Observation-Disclosures OF tie iit,rrni reward
oJertd tor his apprehension. (s,, .,,ivar.;ss.
me''J itlS hoped iiiai other moi swirl inuuce
eVc' member OF the community TO be on the
"'eft 49, experimenting tie murdeious monster.
Gnu oi!S htin to that punishment lis crimes so
rchH merit.
4. = SINCE our paper was put 10 press the
hu'utief has seen taken, and conunltied 10
Jan, Miih another Gth accOmi ices IN ne roI,.
ref!. More money has Dee, found ANA other
discoveries made, which wali we hope lead 10
t"t recovery oi the whole. ,.-Ue :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
Agricaifnral .yocieig Of Aldema,.ie.

hONbA MdN II 1919.
Inc society proceeded to Tie election nfurW lefDrrs
VINO mao hetu nominated al he two preceding mretrs
when rpun a ballot being respectively tahri. for each
thei"lowlne persons were duty elected. VIZ:
WIN. II CabeiI aid PTice Perkins of BnckIncbatp-
WIN. l, Lewis OF Campbell-rhouas L. Hoonies Of
k'n2 Queen Dr. Isaac CUTd Uf " iliisr
bfent OF siaBnfd-WD1. Seinberzei ct Shrgsndyah--
DR. George French Of FTederick sbuTs- wilson 1 ary
Nicholas of RiCbmoBdWm Skipu nh OF Cumberland.
charles Scott OF FuvanBS Dr. WIN. aAirTiwetiicr 81
Ameiia-WdteT Coles, Henry Ganu Robert aaBgA,ef.
andrew Hari AMI Samuel Hart Of Aibeuia4ie-Irasnns
stIihiing oE Staunton Reynolds Chapman CoIsbv ow.
hetd, John Henshaw, VIM. c. Wills M OnarIes
Baldwin lal;aierro aud Hay Iaiaferro Of ,u
MOTIFS, Ind - Bfau.bam, Maj James Watson Eiiiah
Huchihson, WIN Ragiand, Thomas Johnson Il cL.i.onl
Iefre, Col john OvertOD aud Lancrl0, Minor Of Ioui-
sa- Reuben Lindsay. Reuben Lindsey IT.. Huyh
Nelson. John Rogers, ThoIton Bngers James Lindsay
James CLARK. J2nes ~. Terrell. Richard nrke tYwIs
walker, Saslne! y. Minor, David Michle III Ai4xap-
dei Martin DsWscr John watson, anss Ieifch eicIo.
las H. Lewis. Thomas Czech. John Hudsoa l.fnsfiee.
James w. babnet ReubeU MANY, John Co.'S DR. R.,.
Morrison, John sect Daniel Scott samuel over sen
S5nGe' Dier, IS. VIM. Dyer John pyrt Jsm-s =,
Coeke aud Suiiih CocSe Of Albemarie- Dr. Chsdcs
hefiWeheT OF Louisa.
OrdeTfn hat the names Of the above persons he
ubilshed in the Enquirer.
Extract from the MiRufcs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

nc nave ihe PAINFUL dTtt al numbering another DIS
Ihsuisbsu CitiNeu wIth Ite dtad. Col. JOHN MAYO
uIpdleu ihis HE 'n eGnesdA. nigll.--Cul. Mayo Was
""'"'' w p"'" ara ehl'fpHZing Character, AID has
A!o"h by hts name, NLcd The James river nj
thls C the a. 81 hiGse winch Ihluu over as va
'e'S' he energy when dictated tins ente:pi;zr and
PeiStNeieu i us nnai hieni ough never 10
Oe '"fs"'ieh. At ii moment when an pLtiic improve.
He!- "a "is SKATE were an their ciaae; did Col his,o
nhuei'aAe me bold, aud Onost persons apparently tIs
tfi"ccabir, plan OF i.oHiHg br,Ggr Use, t.e anes
t"e.; me olincu!ueS lie experienced vitiiu the
itc"iieci"1 "i .mdreds-But nothing could ,an,,t or
1--WE "A from his 7nrpose lie perss,eIen against
s"ereu fortune, The despair OF his eRns ana the ~
dlcuie oi his opponents un 70 the a,tonisbr.nt Of
snoSi every one, his plan crowned vii SUCCESS
sueu ereD IS rare anu therefore Is ,lt IoIe pt.ci.
GUS ~ variety OF other ways, he has Contributed to
the STATE. ~ u
a. !S@ angular concurrence OF Cifcumsrnces that
within the often DAYS the t,go rntrtptsn,o nro
jectors and pF0rrr,us u both on brugrs haze suok
iuto tber Eeuled tonlbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
NAVIGATION OF THE KENTUCKY.

NAVIGATION or THE KENTUCKY.
FRANKFORT, (Kv) May s.-Wiihin a
short time past seoeH keel boats have arri-
we'd at this place fram PlusbGrg aud
Louisville. Those from the latter place
brought UP the cargo of the Steamboat
George Madison. This kind of convey
ance is found 10 he mach cheaper Than
land carriage from Maysviiie, &c. " hat
then might be done upon our river by pro-
per eXcrllonsl
The Gera'an Bank ef Wooster, has
stopped pay mcnt.
Tie noies Of &C The Farmers Bank of
Canton" are refused al Cincinnati.
This Is the beginning of evil" Woe,
woe, woe, 10 the inhabitants Of the West
One woe las come upon you; hui yifiy
more woes arc IL reserve. argus.
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y =. HERTZ & G.. orr, CHilers--Deg l,ave +,
3 ee Inform hc rahc, that tley set and Grind falut-
pen Knives, scissors, aud all Of ruety fe gud
SCI Saws wi usatness and dispatch aud at tie shortest
h"ice, opposite the Old Courthouse, Main street.
MAJ ~. NJ.
E4UNhWAYS IN lAiL.--IflOB bIIcE ild ~ M
- hiteen years old, i've feet two or three tuchts
ttgh, Tame IN bis tight leg SAYS be was bound 10 ,ir
durham :" learn he rhoemakcf's trade by his master
fhnirus Nelson, of York county.
8NNJEd, a dark complexion, tall, slender N. ade
twfnyonr or two years old. and says she belongs 10
Thomas Burt Of York county.
JJBN bILLIfHS stOut built fellow ysllsw
comrleNion, abont i've feet nine ten inrhes high
suspected OF beinE runaway Gays he 10 zee man
he ownets ~ the above slaves ave desired 10 tafs
them away, they ash be dealt with - the law directs,
X. BURTON. y. &.
Nay 20. at for ". s.. SMITH s. n e.
4 STATED MEETING 81 the dericaHnrat Sse,cf,
vii take place at the UHion Ioel on the second
MONDAY ~ junc nest, atii O'clock, ".
A. business Of much importance will be transacted 1T
iHjs meeting, II IS hoped that members VII attend
nav 70 Itam JOIN ADfsis, Scc'g.
y OiCE ~ aiiisd or JOVtWeV5gcH f0bi1sI ma.
hers, who are good wOfkmeu.--AIsO o fyEregfL
ocs ~ tpt above business Apply 30 The sbhsrdhcr
49, Ny - y.Si JOSEPH HitL.
Na AkbLE ASHLER.--A cargo IS veTy haEas me
d'or and window iills &e.- iust landed a. Rocttus
avg WI be sold low on he wharf. b.
Mas 20. 'f sgftH slnn't
~ HcBrco superior Court, ApTIi ~ Iels-fI.Il IS
remaining upon The docket Of this colft rtrise
~ d DTferf0, lhd an Intermediate tenn ofufs tgft
he ted 81 the 25h dag OF June next aud that al, ca
ieWanrgopen rpon tie oCket of this court be connu.
Cd nnt' ths said Intermediate Term. a cogy
Nay ~. ft2i ,. ". DANCE, .. o.
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subscriber In the month August last a negro m, N
"ameu DdNIEL-He is about ~ Years Of ace 8 feet o
or ~ inches high, stout, well made, and very BLACK
aige eyes and generally red accustomed by drink has
scar on MS forehead, his hair longer and rather Auer
tAnIe man IS common for nrgroes Of his color lie
vas hired last wear Mr.. Caleb Stone TO rnn Ia,cs
'Fcf-oh which, or Dan river he is probably rnnuins
81 ms tine will give tie above reward for delivery
S DAME TO John X Perkins, of Fluvanna or securing
oit, IA 'ny jaiiso get him. ABRAHAM PERKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

NE fubLit art cautioned against lakiu. an as en-.
a mehl OF a note drawn by ne payable to JDik911,
FIREMAN, for S ii3, due August--as have paid
NOR than that snn as endoTseT Tor said frueman
NaS ~ 2t' JiCOR LFCKLrR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

ieiters from Amsterdam, by The William
and Jane, state, that he.klig of the Meth
tridl0s has appointed the Viscount de
e2n"Deck, Of BTabant, 10 succeed Mr.. Ten
SSa'e' present. charge de affairs 10 the y.
0'"'es' ". Y. lUer. Adu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
TIE WONDEn DISSOLVED.

" K RI SSELL-b icing IN posses son Of "A
few iacis, respecting the repo,tsd ,0nder-
ini " Siocsy If .JlsheS on BOst0u Common. 3"
"lsii VOC 10 publish them, aud thereby
t;isS0iye 'be mystery. Crossing ihai beau
tiinl Gre II some mornings SINCE, OBJ
served some hundreds ol SMALL iisaes
(hInnows, sinners, &c.) on the ground
near 'he great tree, and racing lie cause,
fond ilIai they had been CARED by an
Overflow oftae Frog Pond towards HE
llorse Pond, TO called, and as the water
a'sfPpeareu we're lfii III the gilly. And
Nss@td&S, passing the Common again.
iQUad iliat aRother overflow had taken
pace, and iiai considerable uambers of
Tie HnnT Inhabitants u the Pond had
me Hif siu,lar accident. 1t has not
believe, until ihis year, been remarked.
lfa' Ire frcg pond has been inhabited bv
fishes bul they are now found in plenty
There. This Is indeed "a wonderful ave.
but rol quite so much an one as we are
apt TO imagine. Yours respectfully.
Mqy 10, 1918. PEREGRfNE.
Several reports are in circulation re-
speeding these fishes. If, as our cores
dondeut thinks, they issued from the Frog
Pond, It Is probable thelali of rain yes
ieFday las so swelled if, as TO occasion
another emigration 10 confirm his hypo.
u"eSls. Boston Ce,itinei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
Florence .Salcs Posfnoned.

- hifh & RIDDLE-Wiii have ready for sale m two
- OF ihfee days, tic cargo tine brig General Pike
from Amsterdam, now landing, consisting Of
Best Schudan glu, in pipes
Switzerland anc Edam cheese, in boxes
Seize wafer III jugs
lilsecd oil III Nattes
Ir"cbles, or black lead melting pots
EiDPl deihJohns aud gin Cas-s, with u bottles
tinry quart jugs OF good quality tit for boitiIng
CIDER
Porter aud winr bottles, in hammers
Corn fans-niI stones best Quality
fowlng pieces, single aud double barrelled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29
M ECHANicSYlLLE TURNPIKE COMPANY AT
". ncclmg Of iLe nllellnIa OF Ihia cnlnnamA ON

M ECHANicSyLLE TURNPIKE COMPANY --Ata
.s needing Of The directors Of this company on tine
hesolped, That general meeting Of the shareholders
IN this company be called to meet AZ the office OF \
sheppard, IN the city OF Richmond on "wednesday the
hisi Gay 81 July next, ~ the hour NJ ~ o'clock.
Heseitfd, That the shareholders in this company be
required 70 pay ten dollars each held by hcni
respectively TO the reasufeI or before the hrst day
OfJuly next.
He'oiDcd, That the shares o. all persons in this com
p"ny who ehail he delinquent The first day 81 July
next or calls heretofore made their shares shall on
that day be sold At the front door Of The Fsgle Hos in
The city Of Richmond the holr ~ fy,o o'clsck Al
Pnbiic auction. Taste, N. SHEPPARD Cler6.
PiD ~ 7uJy
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f-W3Wf
NOTICE Tie saesof lots in The town Of 4bbevvikle
. upon Stanton river, on the lands of Thomas "
Nes"h III Me kienhUrg county Va. opposite The INNER
VI Io"shlaFe connecting stanton with Dan river viii
l'he pace on " WEDNESDAY,, me fYtt dun of J1ly
ensuing Tfrms of sale third cash the balance In
wv" equal annual payments &C. be secured by bond and
approved security.
IT'S presumed that little said in favor of This
size TOT town, to those acquainted with IT, The or,n
E i Noahohe bas gwen new spur TO eHterprise and
specudoh on lts waters. The stu Is healthy and
handsome fertile country lies in its vcinity and
anoNeon hoth rivers. with command OF water equal
To any possible demand for mill and other machinery
narigabte stream connects the two rivers dreciIy
1ppos te "i mile In length il being the first ug,ic0
Die communication between them and ,vei,s ,,ttis
aOoVe lheiI maj junction at ClarksbuTg
THE COBWISSTONERS.
ne apoVe property, with without the mill seat
may DC purchased by application 10
v.,,,..,n.. So mos. NJ. NELSON.
r The Norfolk Herotd, Peterstgrg RepS5lcon
ond Lgnchb"rg Press, tgitt insert tic abore once a
treekfor t'cO tcccks and sead t.er dccongfs 1,edi
ateLg tothe Enquirer o6Ice for poymsnt.
IN CHANCtRY.--hecklcnbuIg county court, 18th Of
4 May, 1918. ~ -
Samuel PnFyear,.................. J1Loj,,tj6
AGAINST
Joseph Bragg thomas Normeui, James Normenf, John
MRuic, Ludweli Evans, Charles SIC nlcteon and Jos
Io"nes, she ria, and admir- of William HUT dec.
The defendant Bragg not having entered is a,,orar
ance according TO tile act ofAssembly and the rules Of
THIS court and II appearing TO the satisfaction Of The
court bat We is not an nhahtaut Of this state Tive
mouch on The plaintiff by his attorney, is OrdCTed
lhat ne 9Ppedr here OF the first Gay Of August court
rext and enter his appearance and answer The plain
bl and giycsecurity Tor performing the decree Of
we court ana 'hat copy Of this order bc inserted in
some newspaper printed in Richmond or Petersburg for
two months successfully aud posted at The front door
copy, Taste, JoFL WATKINS, o.o.
M ECHANIcSVlLLE TURNPIKE COMPANY --Afa
@ meeting Of The directors OF this company tine
Rcsoired That general meeting Of The sbatebofde,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

/ AND foR SALE-A great bargain ma, be had in
- my IrGct " LIANT IN the comfy OF Fluvanua near
The town OF Columbia. The contains between fuur
ana hve hnnhTed acres, with small plantation and
shnuy farm houses on VI. I he land Of good QUALITY
ana abounds with tue TINKER IL is quite convenient TO
navigation aud To several and giist mills II viii
Dc shown 10y col James Quarles lives near Al To
WDon' or IL the subscriber, living thu city OF Rich
hohu, application may be mace the terms ile
hay ~ Ii6I ROBERT QUARLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

'gNHL COMPREHENSIVE OF James y HJOilOi . "a.
rs Dissolved b. consent of parties, and Gebs due
the Eru divided amongst ms. should there any
CAIN against the r uupIOvided Tor, application for
adjustment viii lac made yOhn Trent. Those in.
dehted TO J. Is. Woodsuu viii make payment TO Mr..
BererEg EggteStcH, oil Cumberland county.
JAMES u. WOoDSON,
JOHN TRENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
August Is.

VGtwdbte Farming LGRdS for Sale.
r WILL offer at public sale P0whatan courthouse.
II on Uednesd0y. The 10Th Of September nett being
court day, my FARM in that within miles
oJames river and sdions the lands Of Charles Branch
the estate of Maj John Harris dec. John Depp Thomas
Forsee, and the coal lands late DupuJs and Poyas-
This farm is well wateFed and contains acres one.
third Of which is in woods and well mbened and about
20 acres Of creek lowgrouuds IN high state culture
The soil is generally well adapted to the culture corn
wheat aud oats aud the wood land capable OF produc
ing excellent tobacco. Tue Improvements are a com.
Portable dwelling house with cellar Jsi.
~ gTanary, stable aud spacious house. formerly ed
as Il hill house.
hines farm, ii is the opinion OF good JUDGES that il
contains la &c bodies Of Goals Goals have been found
on u, and several thousand bushels raised and in less
than one hundred yards Of the line lands late Dn
pays aud Povas, Goals have been discovered near the
surface.
Terms-I on a credit OF months ( IA months, and
the other ~ mOnhs-negotiabie notes with approved
endorsers with deed Of trust on the premises will be
required Of the purchaser. j. L. JOHNSON
August 2S. al ida
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

THE PRoPKIET0RS finding ii iheir inieres to move
a to tue western country, offer for gale TWO TRACTS
Or LtND-one called James lHartin'S, on JoRess
creek, IN foHhaian countyThe other called .ymifhS
Farm, ON branch Of said JOues's creek said coun.
ey, on which there Is a nTn-Both tracts adjoining.
ihey VIII be sold separately together may hest
SUIT sch as may be inclined TO purchase They together
contain near nine hundred They wilt be offered
Tor safe, publicly, az not previously privately sold at
Powhatan Courthouse on Wednesday,, the IGkh day Of
SePfcm6er nert, that being Powhatan day.-The
and has generally very good foundation productive
and1s now considerable proportion OF it well SET with
RED coVer-Any person wishing 10 pun chase it pie.
suned VIII view the land before the day OF sale The
terms Will lie made knewn the day, before il re-
qnired-rhis land is certainly wellworth the attention
OF any one fond offarmng-it is believed too, that
SMITHS Trait contains considerable body of coal
indeed the whole neighborboOd supposed is heded
with coal THOSE CONCERNED
TIVE public sale Of the above land pos poned till fur
ther nottcePrivaie applications the premises or
elsewhere viii, at all times be daily attended to- The
proprietors wish to move early in the fall.
THOSE CONCERNED.
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