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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
MEDICAL.

SCULlCAP. Scutellerie Galericnlatd.
Description.--This is a perenni"'
plant and rises about two feet Ia
height; leaves are on square stem
OPP. site each other, the same as Boa
eset, apd spear shaped towards the
end ; flowers blue, OF rather OF VIC
lent color.
Histopy..--It grows about the bor
lers OF ponds, and on the banks OF riy
er- flowers in August.
Medical Virtues. Ill is a great as
tringcn., and has been found an inlal.
|liblc cure for the bite of "A Mad Dog.
either in man or heus,. The following
secret preparation l procured from "a
physician (probably the late DR..
Nandcyccr) in New Jersey. who
brought me the herb, and which /
now communicate for the good Of my
fellow creatures, tliai, in rase oil their
meeting with sucl. a misfortune they
may know how to apply remedy.
thai has never failed in one instance.
when applied according to the follow
ing.
Preparation Gather the leaves OF
the plant about The last oil July, dry
them eareiuil, in the shade, and after
being puiverized. slit the powder
Through a hair sieve, and put j, ii
bottles well corkrd Tor use. AS sool
AS person has been bit by mad dog
Inc must take gill four times day
evrry other day, OF the tea, made b,
pouring pint Of boiling water on q
table spoonful Of the dry herb or pow-
der: aud the day it is omitted he mus
take IA teaspaunful Of the flour o
;isuiphur, IN the morning fasting am
AZ be1timc, in new milk, and arp!,
] the pounded green herb IL the wou I
Iesc.y two hours ontiuuins the pre-
jsrriptim for three weeks. To catil,
or horses, g,Vc four times tho prcscri
j bed fora man.
! n. y. his is the time Of the year
j August, Tor gathering il.
Hfnry's Medical Herbal.
i Note.-So far as we can learn, DIR
i NAADEvhR. (wllo is.now dead) ncrel
J. fuiied curing either man or bcas, o
i.tn lite Of a, mad dog. il applies I,
tIbefore The symptoms Of hydraphoJil
appeared ana the Seu!leap was ih
plant he made use of.
Il III " q
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26
From the .N'e1o York Erening Pos

NTU"E tHI sFcO '7H ECCHFH5 Uot'
MIR. CoLEMAN---As you propose
making AN article on the subject OF
peach trees. perhaps il may he of sou,e
service TO furnish'you with some ad-
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-26

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES,
Should the history Of the present
age Of our country ever bs written,
there will be few events on its pages
"pon which the philanthropist ofother
times will repose With more pleasure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
Iafgc z IF0stion Urnrman;o6u. TIC

4 iafg q IiOSsion OF firm1nfo0u. TIC fafi-
tudes 10 which lis growtl,iS limited By the
nature OF the plant, are for the most part
so well known, that 1T may be assumed
for an nnquestioned fact, that This grain
cannot always have prevailed any where,
In the extent IN which il Is now cultivated.
And tits equally certain. that The vege,a-
bic productions belonging To The same eli
mates, which must have been displaced
by lis cultivation. have not received an
equivalent introduction and extension
elsewhere.
Ii is remarkable that the vegetable pro
duciions most extensively used as hnman
food, are but little if al all found in their
indigenous state; whether that state be
the same as their present one, Or a state
from winch they were improveabic into
their present state. They seem indeed
not likely 10 flourish extensively i'm siiua-
lions not prepared by ibe hand of man
The potato So recently brought into use,
and now spreading itself over so great "A
surface, can barely be traced TO a native
state III The mountains of Chill nor can
II he believed that previous TO its adop-
ton by man, 1t ever existed IN the extent
10 which cultivation is now carr, ing it.
These views ofth subject seem TO au-
thorlze the conclusion, that al,ho' there is
a proportion between the animal aud We
geiable classes Of beings OH on globe, and
between the species IN each class, will:
respect TO which nature does MOI permit
such a change as would result from de
strucilon ofihe animals and vegetables not
used hy man and a multiplication ofihe
human race, aud of the several species of
animals and vegetables used by il, su!li-
Gent to llil up the void: yet that there is
ID - III, Il, l.
faculties of man enable him TO make and
by making which his fund of subsistence
aud his numbers, may be augmented !;
there being at the same time, whenever
his numbers, and The change, exceed The
admitted degree, tendency i'll that ex-
cess TO correct itself.
Gro BE CONTINUED)
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hatrect from fIis ialnUicS,
hlnNrprIrER. Mar I

:. UtUNiPEIltN, NAY, ToIc.
DEAR STR--I have received your letter of
the 18th inst. communicating the request o. the
Agricultural Society of Albcsarle, for "A copy
ct the remarks addressed 10 it, 1T its last meet.
ing. cannot decline a compliance with the
request, though have much reason TO appre.
hend, that what the Society received with so
partial "a ear will not bear the deliberate pc
rusai, for which an opportunity will be afiord-
ed.
With sincere esteem, | remain Your friend
and servant, JAMES MADISON
PETER MINOR, ESQ. Secretary
q lte Agrisaitarai S0eietu Of 4Lbeaarle.
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RICHMOND, july 3.
Agricultural Society Of .Albemarie.

7 tcNONt, My 7, 1910.
ReSofred. That the thanks OF the Agriculin
ral Society Of Alheinarle are dne TO the Presi-
dent iorlhe enlis htene a and important address
this day deliyeied that the secretary be and
he is hereby authorized and required 10 request
acopy for publication; TINT he cause the said
address TO be published in the Enquirer; as
also $50 copies, 10 be printed ~ the pamphlet
form, one OF which he shall transmit 10 each
member of the society.
Satrect from the miauicS,
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YreaswYy Ofhco.

l2th FEBRUARY. 1918.
Nv conformity to act Of Assembly passed the fufh
day u February one thousand eight hundred and *.
teen, eDhded " m act appropriang tie Public rev.
enue" the undersigned Commissioners Of the Sinking
tuuo vii be prepared on the first day Of July next en-
sung TO tedeem so many certificates OF stock issued 10
the 6aEk OF virginia aad Farmers Bank u Virginia in
virtue Of an act Of Assemh passed the rst day Of Feb
Iuay one thousand eight bundled and fourteen eutled
an scf Authorizing Loan FOR the Of the Conon-
wealth o. sum not exceeding seven hundred and nav
Thousand dollars" az will amount 10 The sum OF Gfeen
iDo"sana collars. JOHN PRESTON, Treasurer.
TshrJary g. eItJyi
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Inc fourth aud last Canio of Lord Bvron's CHILpr
nARoLD, was momentiy expected from the Press in
London Such was the binary admiration of his
genius that no less than four thousand COPIES had
already hespskeR. This is, indeed HteraHv sp.akiug
the SoIden age OF poetry. Lord BYRON however has
epesehy stated that lie had received and never
"ouin acceptany monies arising from the sale OF his
ProdnctoHS so long as his circumstances would war
rant him in rejecting them. TChurkeskon JJ,,es
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M1NGdNE.SE-

This useful mineral has recently been discover,a
bS sandy rver. IN the vicinity of Grsenupbury Ky
MbeIe u is SAID To eA III great abune and
'tou tne external character Of sample my posses
SION amied TO think 1t Us of quality No way inferior
TO that oiforegn production
Maiganes, is heavy, black, metallic substance rr
senising III the perfect specimens rot metal and
sohhe the nsers like SCOT II is employed in the arts
W he p'eacher potter, and glassmaker and for the
purpose OF experiment III tile laboratory of the chemist
hl te biaeher is used in the preparation of orym.
Ifahc 0c" according 10 the method of bleaching now
universally pursued. By the potter il is empleyed in
communicating black glazing to the common ware
~ ~, Tue sassaker FOR depnng vresceni mixtures of
e e.eeh mug gNeh ny itcn. and occasionally,
ioring Ingredient and by the chemist for procuring
9tyse" gas winch substance it yields in great abm-
uaHee' its importance as AN item IN the catalogue Of
useiHi neTa afforded by the United States is there
,oIe aud may be regarded rs an advan-
tastos discovery III country which has hitherto been
supPhed WIN TINS article exclusively by Great Britain
imported eilher directly from the Island OF Brain ar
rom hef dependencies IN Nova Scotia.
TRAVELLER.
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tF'rop ne Philadeiphia Gazette. I

iapROMPTu
a. she drVtry of nr. Wcade, from Ire prison OF IN.
LkGiTfHllE FcrdiHand."
Ncicsine iniOfed captive wrlcoue
breathe again from bondage Tree.
T!Isnts shalt nu more oppress ihee
Thou shall dwel. ia Liserfbf
Never may ospissSon's piuiOus
slanacie Il sVui likr tuee,
Eraven's tltc bireye shall yan lice over
10 the land o( Li5esfg!
On atfe.tiOU's breast 20 pillow
Now thy happy take shall be-
Aud Htmenal hrnds shall bind thee
IN delightful Si0rtry,
Such the ties, and s,ch the fr,ters
THAT betide aud grace the flee,
AAd en;wiWe Ia happs anon
SigUCry ami IiGPTfyl
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jamestown. Inne %.

ENTIY DOLLARS REWARD.-Deserted from the
u S. rendezvous, in Richmond, Va. OIL the 4iG
INST. JAMES LAHABMoND, a soldier in the 4,h Rect
u D Infantry, born IN France city of Bordeaux aged
2j years, i've feet eight inches high fair complexion
grey eyes, dark hair and by profession soldier on
ths'th ditto, GEORGE b. DUDLEY born in King <
queen county state of Virginia, aged years.
seven inches high, fair mplexon grey eyes light hair
and by profession farmer. on the 9th ditto MAR
llA MILLER, born in the state of Virginia county of
henrico, aged 81 years five feet eight inches high fair
complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, aud by profession
soioier.'. lon the 18th ditto, ALEXANDER 6UIsoN,
born in Argyle county Scotland aged % wears 1--WE feet
seven inches hlgh fair compieXion halle eyes sandy
halt ana by profession labOTeT. Oh the goth ditto
WILLIAM H. WHEALER, born in Somerset county
Maryland, aged 2G years five feet eight inches high
dark complexion, b!ne eyes, daik hair and by profes
sion sailor.
The above reward will be paid by me for apprehend.
ing the above named deserteTs IL delivered to any
on diy III the United States army, lodged in ans jaiI
or FEN DOLLARS for either
JOHN A. BURD, Maj. Z. S. Army.
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ID virtne of deed OF trust executed W The ugcr
- beTs by John Morriss. ir which is duy recorded
III tue cerA'S office of the county of Amelia fur
ttt purpose OF securing 10 Peter Rson the payment of
certain sum Of money therein specified together wIIh
ihe contingent charges of the sae-we shall OH Fri
gay the lTth July next AT PeTkusOnvle in the county
OF Amelia, sell to the highest bidder for ready money
toUR TRACTS OF LAND, situate, lying aHd being in
NC siate OF ONO, between the Little Miami SCoto
acres, (oneit part OF two Of the tracts Of z0ai
ceres Is to be reserved for the benefit of DUNCAN
McArthuT) or so much Of said land as will be su,ci.
enl TO discharge the debt and aforesaid AS trns
tees, we Will oHly convey such title as IS vested in us
WILLIAM BOOKER, ,
AUSTIN SEAY. trustees
Junel2. - ,yi,.
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&IOLEN from the common Williamsburg on
- the nght OF the It'll UT. large Ban Mare 1871
o. 10 hands high she hasa star IN the forehead full
Fonhd eye aud switch tail she had the mark ofhe collar
on Doth SIDES olhe neck at the time she taken and
was WIN ioal on the same night Saedie and Birdie
were stolen from my stable both OF them had been i'm
use some time; The stifrups aud hit steel. VIM
pay reward OF TEN DOLLARS to any persen who
viii secure the mare so thatl get her RIO. NELSON
Williamsburg, June 8. OF
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iNEMALE EDUCAIIoN.-The Ioang ladies Of Mr.

fNEhALE EDUCAIloN.-The young ladies of Mrs
Mary II. COwardin's school were examined on The
IAN hst. before large and respectable assembly.
are happy IN stating To the parents aud guardians
Oh rue young ladies, that their examination gave entire
Satisfaction to all present indeed, they surpassed
oar most sanguine expectations.
IL IS not our wish make any distinction in tIe v,r
Gus classes but it would be doing the young ladies
great injustice, MOTTO express our opinions thus
n"ocy ofibelr proficiency i'll grammar and geogTa pty
To Mrs. Cowardn uch credit is due for her exeI,io
-beiDg acquainted with her mode of education which
we hlghIy approve, we will do her the justice 10 say
mat sue Is ably calculated to discharge the duties TO
whlcb her whole mind and faculties directed. Her
hiio temper and disposition, correct judgment and
pressing anhes, can but attach The pupil to Der in the
strongest terms OF affection. WILLIAM B. SMITH,
PHI. I. SoUTHALL.
BLAKE u. WOODSON
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
WIN. +. RANDOLPH,
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AND FOR SALa.--Thc subscriber viii sell hisvaIu-
Il Ole Tract ~ Land, lying OH Finnewood i'm the
Upper enc oil Mechehburs cousty, Va containing abon,
auJoiIihg The land OF Mir. Allen Stokes which
formerly belonged 10 Gen. Kenuon IL is nne rich 10
oacTo land and has excellent orchards OH it, ANY per
and know the terms by applying ME on Tie premises
Mecklenburg June 49, 10 80,
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AND FOR SiLE.--I again ufier Tor sale Jy1rT Of
IL Lard, lying ~ Amber county, Al miles from M.
courthouse and Is f'om l. nchbGig, containing 1898
acres; upon which is largesnd cStpInodious dwelling
hohse w'i ai the necessary ou,hOses ana orchards OF
every description The plantation is in good order or
oou acres OF cleared iand aud ali under good fences
as eis ians can be advahtaseousy divided will sell
tue whole part. The terms are beral--Appy To
refer walker, Esq. Lynchbnfg. the subscriber
.,. ROBERT wALkER.
~
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TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Straye ed or stolen Il OH
the subscriber on the night oftbe 18th inst GREY
HORSE, about i've feet high, years old the last
spring with hanging name aud switch tail sbOd all
round, aud was remarkable for ,he very perceptihlc
pnisatlon OF the neck ateriesI will give the above
reward TO person who will deliver tie said horse
to me, or secure him SO that get hinI.
EDWIN PARKE,
june 49, "a lie
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ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD.-SIoi ont OF Weed
Il sons warehouse Hogshead OF Tobacco inspecte1
April I'd, 1918, No. oSi lac. I4I6 nett.
The above reward will he given the conviction of
the thiet, or TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for such ill.,
formation as Will procure the recovery of the tobacco by
MONTAGUE a. AUSTIN,
Inspectors, UOods0n'S WayGhOalSe.
Gainesville June %. ~ 10
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FROM WEST FIoRlDA

person who centemplstes the scene here IL World
transport themselves from one state of social
INTO another, entirely nesaii agree however In saw
ing, THAI the general state of the people has =,
aud continues to improve.
oui arrival here has excited great interest," with all
eases aug tneVefy great majority OF the people II is
Said ale mighty delighted with il-and thai IN cons.
g"e"ce oi our arrival only that the p rs.n,
Uiect"r bds been suffered uain m oit he h,s
~ S'c Mohg OF l.e people have got tired him ;
gu" ""Ne oeeh assured would certainly have been
l" ned "ui IN thee days more had NOT vi attiyrd r
congress is NOW IN session. II a SAID they debate but
itur ana aiteriy have held their
Win closed doors The congress consists of nm one
chauthrt composed OF 32 metnbetsa 10 The ,,nn.r
Ia which the, are elected or as snme viii bn,r n ,o
T0'f" 10y tue management OF the director mast des
eiibr to y"u wien have obtained more minute and
accurate Information. ny the Pattsbutg have Sent
you copy oi tnneS' history ofhs country which you
can PEI maps make inter with same booI seller TO lays
Translated and rtpubShed; is tie best and only fuL
~" see, % tbis connr, -and brings down lis history
" '"e commencement III The revolution. Tile author
% SAID has actually written the history OF the rey
toh also L" the present time but finds it not safe or
c"nNcr'entto publish il just now.
lie press here is ostensiby as free ms in onr counrv
o IL ~ present hnder the actual surveillance OF Tie GOV
eminent send you by Mr.. Deforesi few of -srb of
vac Nuhc papers printed here with such other public
documents as have been able to procure an zach NJ
nave noted III the inai gin its general character
81 '', ihie'nied by an intelligent friend for have
/ them. US ~ wv any VI
| +tA darya-lhs day at twelve O'Clock the commits
mace theif respects to the secretary OF state
MI iase, who Us said to be n sensible man II, yas :,
.sn m.lei' oi ceremony to MORROW the same hour
' are =" MAKE ihelr respects to the supreme director
ana on the he>t day IL is said that the Congress The
Caizapp- tue PadIoS, nc To wait on them after
which. suppose thet will begin To talk of lnsnpss
Sa'it gave me letters To has wife, sister ana several
ulelss here, none OF whom have vet seeni am told
that his sister is enc OF t,e ,nos, ssrs;ni. 49,, u
pisbed women OF ibis country.
ibe Pliltsburg, 1t is said will
o.inoto" must therefore close this fear i.in ELI.
meat and in scraps as heard matters which thought
ilSA' De ieed On, or as they appeared interesting
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M'KENziE'S NEW BUILDINGS ON G & Bib steet-
I'VE for sale - ~
For Terms, which will be very accommodating apply
10 HERON, SINToN K co.
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~ apprentices Wanted.


NEANTEI' Immediately at this oAice TWO BoYs of
Respectable come xions, IA Is years of age as
1PpIg"tceSf 10 fAe printing BnSineSS-Iis necessary
None others ueed apply June a. n
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d deed Of trust dated 18th March 1917, executed by
hoheTt Plcaa"nis OF PowGaan, conveying 10 the sub
serbeT cef:an prog ~ for the purpose ofsecurng the
shHi o. slnO0 therein meniiOned-W be sold on lion.
ddy, the 1871 Jutg merit, at Fine Creek Mills in Pow
hatan county IL likely Negroes Horses and a auan.
tty OF Household Furniture. Tor cash.
June 10. 10 fds
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JOHN ADAMS
WM. CAMBRIDGE
ROBERT GAMBLE trustees.
June -. EDMUND TAYLOR \ ', ~.

NoliCE.-By virtue OF a deed of trust executed 10
The subscriber by Thomas wells aud wife late OF
me county OF Aibemare and of record IN the said rouu
", TO secure John VIM, r OF said county against GER
tam CLAIMS as therein expires sed-Will be sold To The
highest Bidder tor cash on the premises on SATURDAY
the nth day of July next that valuable aud well known
Horse am Iof, in the town Of Charlottesville the
w Kinsoving, and known in the plan OF said tow ss
number one The subscriber will convey the tile only
which he holds trustee,
Junro. ~ ,dss
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Mecklenbnrg. June is.

fE'obActo AND WHEAT LAND FOR sALR-T5e
lahns on Stone Wall Greek, i'll the county of CasD.
Deli beiongng 10 the estate OF Dayi Ross dee are now
LOT SAFE The tract cont AIMS about sixteen ksIreS
dcreS and almost entirely in its original growth well
ubeleu ana watefed tn every part. tits believed thar
ne sou equal u not superior, 10 any unclear
cd high land new 10 be sold in the middle counties of
virginia u lies in the Immediate neishborlood of
Gaps and staples mills, James river about twelve
bines below Lynchbnrg. Ibis land will he sold in
races 10 sur and may be treated for private
ly by application 10 John Lynch it, OF Geerse Wbir
ioch, Lyhchburg, or the subscriber in Richmond So
ueh OF tue act as shall not be previously contracted
ior vi" lie sold ataucti0E the SxteenfH dag Of ylp
Heft iar, or the next fair day. The will take
piaee on Tie premises and every lot up will be sold
without reserve The Terms will he, one. fourth cash
the residue IN three equal annual payments by
bonds with approved security and lien on the proper
ty- THOMAS n. nOIII DIN f-
June liz. iRWtdS E5'Or Of DQUid Ross
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ENoUR HUNDRED ACRES OF JAMES RIVER LAND
oi SALE IN the county OF POwhaai, between JeffeT-
son and Michauxs ferryAb,ut one-sIxth low grounds
OF superior quality add more than acres i'm wood
tue greater proportion Ts tobacco laud For oar
ucuiars, apply 10 John f. Cooke, or the subscriber
H.,ty ~. S-wu JAMES COOKE.
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Junel2.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE, IN GO0chk4H9 coNn.
ty.-One tract Of 205 acres, adjoining The lands of
NM Humphrey Parrish, VIM. &. PoindexteT ESQ. aud
Mr. Stephen WoodsOn-ail wood land and will most of
u bring tobacco-disnnce miles from James river S
mOnd " "
one otnei tract near the above, containing go acres
adjoining the lands of VIM DruHfiebt alse,, estate
Mf. stephen WOod3on and others. his amd is about
~ niles from Richmond is entIes wood land ex.
cep lew acres al meadow lard and mos, of he wood
ldhu VIII produce t0bacco.Piats OF tie land may he
seen az the Office Of Heron, Snton &. Co al any time
arr the hrst "f next month Az agent viii attend in
TO purchase. ~
will be sold without any limitations fer cash 10 be
paid on the 10th day after the sale when coye,
viii be made.
Tue sales wiz take place at Goocland Courthouse on
BY ofder oCthe prcpifc,a-
June Ids ran. rANrr M
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1 UNIVERSITY or WILLIAM < MARY.-The annnst
= examination IN this instiuiiou will commence on
SaInat tbc 9Th Instant and the ensuing ith Of
Juy he conferng Of degrees with the usual attendant
exeIcres which have been foF years interrupted
will beTesututd
Those who feel regard fof The welfare o. the COLLEGE
OF VINO are collections for the uprOy encnt Of the sns
generation, ana who can do 60 with convenience viii
u Is hoped, attend on this Interesting occasion.
The visitors of the college will nlease 10 observe that
tie annual crnyoCaton rs dxcd for the 4 ~ fy vhen
they are particularly requested to I've present.
June u li-tij JAMES SEMPLE, Rector.
n The difercnt printers fto sfsV0kkg 45,5l,b fbe
ddpcrtseJpcDtf fhc eOttefc W 5{eqsC to iHscrf me
fortroiHe ~ff me IA Of ss.ip, nsd fOTuera their
accounts a. heretofore,
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,>oN hALE-C!Rr tkOnsaHd acres ~ LdNI, about
a Is miles below kchmohd and lies panty in the
county OF hentiec ana raIt the eOaHt, of Cha,,.s
Iity, on Turkey lsaiid creek, and within mir of
;ames aver rwotlrds OF this land is ell aud heavi
~ tinoeieu tne growth consisting Of pine. red oak
white OAK hickey : il lies remarkably we'll is dns
wheat soil and peculiarly adapted clover & plaster
ON thus land is one OF tie county gnst
n.''s De'o~ Richmond producing income OF about
.s, h"noed dollars per AMMAN or three saw
nuns can be erected near the eisl mill at an nconside
aoe expense, ard which can Lave constant supply of
the ptst ine M The loves country, IN its ilrneds,,,
nelshporhoed Ihepu chaser, IL lie chooses can have
privilege OF carrying the null to James river vLef,
nc can nave = tali OF upwards OfIweniy feet
For terms, apply To the subscriber
PATRICK HENDRpN--Fsr Hin lar,er
June & - 1895 S"f 't'',