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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19

On Saturday the l4th, a dispatch was,e.
ceived by admiral Brion from Lord Coch.
rane, stating that his lordship had arrived
at the TesIigos, IA small Island to windwar5
Of Margarctla,) with 4 vessels under his
command, AMI that Sir Gregor Merge,
sailed from England at the same time with
bis lurdship, with 5000 men to join the in.
dependents Of Venc .:uela. Immediately .,
the receipt OF this news at Margaretta
discharge of artillery from the batter.
and vessels Of war, followed ~ the rinyip,
of bells, SC. announced the welcome tiding.
to the inhabitants. Lord Cochrane's fac
ship, friga'e Of Al guns, had been st,uek
by lightning a few day. previous to her ar.
rivalat the Test;gos and the ioremas, some.
what injured.
Brion's squadron lying al Pampaicr con.
sisted OF trigate, pierced for 80 guns, bu,
only mounting 22, 9 briggs Of lG guns each
4 schooners Of 10 guns each, and about 90
sail o. feluchas of gun each.
This force WAS destined for secret e..
pedi;ion, and The precautionary measure Of
an embargo adoptedat Pampater, but which
was taken of on the accounts OF lord Cocb.
rane's arrival having reached Marguerite.
His lordship was daily expected at that Is.
and, and il was supposed that on his arrival
the combined forces of bis lordship and adj.
miral Brion would Immediately make de.
scent upon some part Of the main. Itwu
not known who would command, but il was
thought that admiral Brion would yield the
point Of seniority to his lordship.
Neither his majesty's frigate Euridice.
nor the schooner Harmony had arrived at
Margaretta when The George Washington
sailed.
The brig andschooner which capturedthe
Harmony, are called Irresistible, Of IA
guns and 100 men, capt. J. ID. DainGls;
and Buenos Ayres, Of 10 guns and 100 men.
capt. Decatur, both fitted out at Baltimore.
They do not belong to admiral Brion's
squadron, nor do the Independents of We.
nczuela acknowledge the flag of Arligas,
under which the brig sails. These vessels
were lately at Margaretta, and it was known
to admiral Brion that they had been com.
hitting depredations, for which he intend.
ed to call them to an account should he fall
in with them.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19

dian territory another time, are collecting
a force atFort Mitchell, 10 the forks Of Flint
and Chatahoochy rivers, 10 fall on the
towns below. Now, sir, we know Of no
reason the Americans can have to attack us
an inoffensive and unofending people. We
have none Of their slaves and have had
none Of them; we have taken none Of their
property since the Americans made peace
with our good father, King George. We
have followed the orders of his officer that
was with US, Lieut.. Col. Edward Nichols,
and, in no wise molested the Americans,
though we daily see them encroaching on
our territory, stealing our cattle, und MUIR
dering and carrying off our people.
That same officer also told US, we, allies
to the Great King, our father, were inclu-
ded in the treaty Of peace between our good
father and the Americans, and that the lat
ter were to give up all the territory that had
been taken from US before and during the
war. Yet, so far from complying with the
9Th article OF that treaty, they are daily ma
king encoachments on our land, getting
persons who are not known to the Chiefs,
and without any power or authority, to
grant and sign over lands to them. Thus,
they deceive the world, and make our
very friends believe we are in league with
them.
The principal chiefs Of the nation, with
with the head Warriors, assembled at my
town on the 9th inst. and came to the reso-
luton Of informing the British Minister at
Washington, Of the conduct of the Ameri-
cans and the officers of their government,
towards us-it has been done accordingly,
and copies sent to England. We demand
Of the King, our father, to fix some Of his
people among US, who may inform from
time to time, of what is passing, and see
the Americans do not extend themselves
on our lands. The Spanish subjects in the
Floridas, are too much in the interests of the
Americans to be our friends. For the Co.
vernors shall always entertain the great
est regaId-but, for the people, they do
mol act so as TO meri, any esteem and pro-
lection. You desire ! would chase those
marauders who steal my cattle-lny people
have lately driven some Americans from
Labeway, and have no doubt, the Ameri-
cans will hold off this as prctext tomake
war on us, as they have before done. in sta
ting we harbor their runaway slaves.
Ito be continued.)
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19
ERRATA.

In the burlesque eclogue published yes
terday, the following errors occurred:
In the succeeding couplet, for 'furrows,'
lin the ed line) reid dimpie,:
What tho thy cheeks have burrows? ne'er
deplore,
For wrinkles are the dimples Of threescore.
And in the following coupIet, (which oc-
cur, three times) for 'on,' Tin the ed line)
read ere:
Come then, age urges, hours have winged
feet,
Alb! press the wedding ere the winding sheet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19
FROM our CORRESPONDENT AT WASHING.
Friday, December IS.

Friday, December 10.
As for several days past, so for yesterday
have scarcely any thing TO give you that
will enliveu your columns.
A bill Of very excellent kind, which
might have mentioned among Wednesday s
proceedings, but chose rather to leave I'M
mentioned till It passed into law, yester-
day underwent that process. II is bill
compelling the captains and owners Of ves-
sells trading with countries from which pas:
scnges are brought to the United States.
to make such pro, ision for the accommo-
dation of them as will secure them f.om.
what sometimes happens, want of due sus-
'tenance on the voyage By the provisions
of this bill, no vessel is allowed to carry
more passengers than at the rate oftwo for
every FIVE tons-with penalty annexed of
a hundred and fifty dollars for each passen-
ger that shall be taken en- board over that
number-wiih further penalty Of forfeit
ure of the vessel if the excess ofpassengers
over the regular allowance shall amount to
twenty. Every vessel crossing the Allan
tic, to carry for each passenger sixty gallons
of water under deck-a hundred pounds OF
sailed provisions hundred pounds Of
bread, and gallon Of vinegar. A mani
fest, stating the number OF passengers TOO,
il to be produced at the first custom house
they come to. hope this bill may tend to
alleviate the suferings Of poor emigranls,
and abate the mortality that so often pre-
walls in consequence of the unfeeling ava
rice Of sore ship masters-but ! rather
hope than expect it.
resolution passed TO inquire into the ex-
pediency Of allowing goods on which the
duty has been paid, or secured, TO pass
coastwise to any one or more districts Of
the union without loss of debenture.
A resolution also passed having for its
object the enabling of the accounting Off
GERS of the United States TO settle and ad-
just accounts of long standing, where from
loss of vouchers or other known causes no
additional evidence can be expected.
Extract TO the editor of the Baltimore Pa
trioi, dated Annapolis, Dec. Is.
] have only TO say that Messrs. John E.
Howard, Jun. Henry H. Chapman, Henry
A.Callis, John Stops, and Arnold E.Jones,
all federalis,s, were this day elected as
council, to Gov. Goldsborough. The re-
publican ticket was Messrs. James Boyle,
Thomas H. Wilkinson, Grafton Duvall, Jas.
Butclier, and Z. F. Chambers.
Avery satisfactory statement from the Sc
cretay Of the treasury was communicated
to the senate yesterday, on the subject Of
the collection Of the revenue. The state
nent furnished comparative view of the
amount Of revenue accruing on imports and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19
IN Erekaase Coffee. Hoass IN
&&M ARINE JOURNAL. 49,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. .Deeembe, la.
CLEARED,
Schr Hiram, Jackson, Newbern.
Sloop Eliza, Little, Philadelphia.

Schr Three-Sistery, Snow, cl. at Boston
18th inst. for this port.
The hermophrodite brig Cumberland,
Immohr, hence, ar. at Norfolk 18th inst. 10
days from St. Thomas. Spoke, Dec. 4, lat
80 40, long 10, schr Harriet, from Balti-
more bound to Havana, out Z days fin Cape
Henry. Left at St. Thomas, ship Cleaner,
Zuell, Of and for New. York, to sail on the
28th inst schr Industry, OF and for Phila-
delphia, do; schr Nancy, of and for Balti.
more, uncertain; brig Eros, Boyle, Of and
for do in few days. Prices at s.. Thomas,
-four SO; beef Sl4; coffee % a 30; brown
sugar g: American produce low.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19
Young Hyson Tea.

SEVENTY-FIvE ten catty boxes young
~ hyson tea, selected particularly for IA
mily use, just received and for sale by
Dec 10 LINDSAY & HILL.
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Married..

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev'd.
Mr.. FaircIoth, Mr.. DANIEL DoUcBERTY,
merchant, 10 Miss JANE NJ. SUMMERS, all Of
this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19

tonnage in the two first quarteisin the yean
1917 and l8lS-furnisbing, in the Ian
guage of the secretary, presumptive evil
deDce that the act Of last session, SURE.
mentary to the collection OF laws, had had
the happiest effect in the prevention of
frauds on the revenue. The facts from
which the conclusion is drawn, are, that
the duties secured during the latter period,
(underths present act) exceed those Of the
former period, h3erly tuo millions Of dol
lars that this increase is exclusively con-
fined to articles paying ad vaforem duties
and that, while the duties upon imports
have greatly increased, the duty on the
tonnage engaged in the importation of TO-
reign merchandise has more considerably
diminished. (Ndrional inteiiigeneer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-19
ASSIZE OF BREAD.

pound loaf As cents
4 do 23
g do 12
I do 6
Dec Is THOMAS PARSONS, C. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

RANK OF VIRGINIA and FARMERS BANK OF
= Virginia. ..N0tice is hereby given, that from
aud after the LIST day June next hGf note Of The
bask NJ virginia, or FaTneiG Bank Of Virginia. or of
theT ooss Of siscount and deposit respectively will
be paid at either of those banks Offices either for the
fn amount, or any part Of the value of the ssd half
note untI The exact corresponding half Of sncb note
shall be exhibited, ard both halves together he presented
Tor payment. WV. DAEDRInGE, Cask'r.
VIZ. NEKERVIS, CdSh'r.
May D. Ry
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Notice to Flour and Rice Millers.

NJ HEkAs CH0er Evans, Esq. the pateniee of these
~ improved Inventions, hath regularly given notice
in the papers from The year 1910 10 ,l5 his lara, ~
ices thai beginning in January, ISi3 he would
Tsuis Of those who iufnged his patent and contnued
90 10 90, those rates that from be would call for
interest on new sum saved in labor board and wages
ahhaay III iicsRss be bought aud paid aud all
vac continue TO violate the law, may expect suis
nose owing patent fees they will be received by his
aos win interests III single damages bat spjts
arc brought against them and Judgment rendered ire
Os ices and damages will be required at the bar The
patentee has found by many yesTs' deabought exper
ehee ater Being involved very heavy expenses 10
support his just rights. tha all OTTER modes are unaya
able, and have proved fruitess.
License may be had Of John Love, of BuckIand for
ns IN the Northern Neck and from the subscriber for
mus rom kappahannock So far TO the southwark 40
any machinery may be found in mS or factories viii
thef am hound shcrtpfor discoveries.
No other persons in Virginia. but those naned are
an!ho!izsd to receive payment and grant license.
an. with very great consideration and respect, the
puDitc's most obedient, JOHN MOODY 5qeyt
Richmond Jnne Is. I1at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

NiR0INiA iNN.-The subscriber having removed to
the house lately occupied by Mrs. Hawkins situa.
me 1901 OF the Capitol Square aud within so yards
% he main street viii be prepared Monday next for
tne reception 0i boarders by the day. week mont or
year. His liable viii at all times be supplied with the
oesi ARE and bis bar with the best liquors that the
NehnonO market afoTds-bis lodging rooms will be
furnished in way to ensure comfof-aud his stables
osllers. oVEuTnt = e a,sSrY ft'Fs
hpTilIG. iootT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

me defendant Claiborne U. S. West moi having en-
nus appearance and given seenrity according 10
the act of assembly the rules of this couyt ana
appeahg TO the satisfaction ofthe that he is NOS
al ihhaotsnt OF this commonwealth on motion ~ me
pahhs by their counsel, is Ordered That the said
1siensaht west do appear here The 4h MONDAY in
JuV next ano answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that
|Spy % Iie o,de, De forthwith inserted in Of the
newspapers published in the city of Richmond for
esht weeks successfully and posted at The front door
OF tie courthouse of this county oony Tesfe
Jnnt7. no % c. D.. o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

JJiLLIAM II. DYER is alone authorized 10 SEINE All
Dyer. GFo RoEa1TsSM
June 10. l2,,4t W. "a nyrp ~
MANcHEsTER TURNPIKE COMPaNY-I am in
~ structed blythe board OF directors 10 notify the
sochhoiaeTs that on Wednesday, the 18th day OF July
next me Manchester Exchange, an extra meeting
WIN pe hed when their attendance is particularly re-
a"sstea on business of primary Importance
Juhe ~. ~ .tGm JAMES BRANDER CLk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

a PETITION will be presented to the next General
n Assembly OF North Carolina CRAVING that portion
OF the lands at and adjacent the foot the falls Of
Roanoke river in the county Of Halifax Nor h Carolina
belonging to the orphans of Daniel Weldon be laid on
into lots and sold IN such manner and on such terms
as an act If passed 10 that effect, may direct.
SAMUEL BLUNT, Gn0rdian.
Say 70. 7.l0ts
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Richmond BURY MiIlstors

MANuFAcToRf.-rbe subscribers have mad ASeh
arrangements for procuring materials, thaylhcy
viii have constantly on hsnd supply Of the best fURk
DLocks aud having obtained number OF first rare
o,neih workmen, they Halter themselves this name
factory VIII not be surpassed by in the u States for
uieng'h or beauty Of workmanship. They have nov on
nsno 80 pair OF ready made, warranted kilISIoNRs
o'nerent Sizes built under their immediate
aee wh'eh they will sell at Northern prices Tor cash or
Town acceptances. Persons wishing TO get MILLSToNEs
previous to the next crop will please forward their or
gers TO which pnnctual attendance shall be paid They
nave also established manlactoy In Petersburg whcr.
NoI,n oafonna merchants and nlers adjacent to Pc
ersbug, are respectfully invited to call and see sns
eimen Of workmanship. Fe
WHITE, DAVIDSON & CO.
18th between ID and streets.
roo'""y %. 97-utf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

'HE SUBSCRIBER has opened IN Office for the trans
n action Of Commission Business in the city of
Richmond, ou Cary Street, near Shockoe Warehouse.
hay 70. 7St ROBERT QUARLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19
~ fae Governor o. the cenamoaueaith Of Tirsinia.

Dy e"e c0ttfHoT ~ sRe Commonwealth OF giryinia
PROCLAMATION. 500
VHLhEAS II has been rept esented to the Executive
OF this commonwealth by the county Conf of
Mesthoreiasd thai the CON house of the said coon,v
n oE age and decay been reducedt situation which
unsafe the occupation thereof have
council Of stale ana by virtue of the act of A,,sm,,.i
ma. case mace and provided, tn issue this my procls
authoiking and directing that the courts for The
au county OF Wettno eland shall be hereafter holden
y, noihss spcnces brick house ON the BOUNDS of The
present courthouse, IN the said county until new
moreland. =" "sS'-
Given under my hand as governor, and under
/e.,,> ,le sea- OF the coinniohw cath, at Ricbmond
Vesi'| ,nls hith day Of June, IN the year Of our
LoIo' one Thousand ei.bt hundi ed and eieh-
teen, * OF the eommonw cath the fol- " second
t,,.o JAMES p. PRESTON.
- =, 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

"A meeting at the Swan Tavern, in the city off,icb
n inond, on the 9th day Of June 1918, Of the com
missioners appointed to faks subscriptions under the
authority Of tie Of Assembly entitled An act in
cooperating CompaRy to establish a communication
be"e the waters OF Roanoke river and those which
Iliinto CboWsn river and the rivers and other water
courses in;craediate between any Of them aud the
IiYsr Potomac" Robert GTseHhow was appointed
chairman, and Peyton Dew, secTe;ary--on motion
made and seconded-
Resoived That the books for receiving subscriptions
under the hoTiy Of The aforesaid instead
~ GtHfe continued at the Swan Tavern 90 heretofore
advertised lie opened and continued al the Washington
aYeTn IN the sad city until the day appointed by law
i0f Closing the said subscriptions and on that day neu
sve aud thar notice hereof be forthwith published and
CONTINUED ia me Enquirer until forbidden.
RO. GREENBog, Chairman.
Ieffe, FEYTOE DREW, Sec'g.
June y. totf
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oST LEiIEh-oa The 2s,th day Of May pni into
- the Post Office of this city letter directed to
nh'sH HobeItson, merchant Petersburg" which ia
Sosed another letter directed to" Mrs Dolly r. Ncbo
las Noroone, covering check from the Rank Of Viz
s on us oihce of discount and deposit In Petersburg
iyl sov % cts payable 70 me, and endorsed pay
eOIdeI 81 WIS ID. p. Nicholas. Also t~O hundred
dollars 10 North Carolina bank notes J6rlieulars Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

MOrICE.-I shallm future attend the Snperior ConTt
L 81 ChaneeTy for the Richmond District
hec1enbuTg, June IL. Iw5ws
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TRUST DEED-SaIe of Negroes, 8c....By virtue Of
deed of trust dated 4tb March, 1917, executed by
Robert Peasants Of Powhatan conveying the Sub.
scr5er Certain property for the purpose osecurng the
sum OF "a 900 therein misunderstanding sold Non
ray. the lsfh Juky nert, at Fine Greek Mills, Pow
hatah county, IL likely Negroes, Horses, and guam
tity ofHouseh0ld Furniture, for cash.
WILLIAM S. DANCE, Trustee.
June 10. 4. i'd
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Military aad General 1ecncyat WasIiagfon citv.
I'VE subscriber again inforns bis friends aud the pub
- NC, lhat Aesu continues TO manage claims aud an
business Of an agency nature.
soldiers military aud land patents obtained
upou the shortest neutrality-suspicious. collected 8c.-yay
fof small commission
soldiers bounty land bought SOLD on commission
"a Idge supply nov Oh hand. Purchasers eau be
promptly supplied. SAN'L AND ERSON.
\. .. Communications, post paid. will command im-
"cnlaie attention. s. A.
ApII "a. 1896
BNIERNAL IMPROVEMENT II am Instructed BIZ
TIE president Of the board o. public works 10 notY
,he members NJ the board that cscd meeting viii be
nc'a y tbc Capitol IN the city Of Richmond wedncs-
the lst day Of July nest WIN heir attendance h
particularly requested. BEEsARD PEYTOF, Sec.
-Dheb, Iai5m
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n CHANCERY.-Hahf county, April court IsIs
AGAINST ~
CisboIHe U: s.. West. PhilemeR Hurt, Thomas L.
Spraglns, Armlsiead Barksdae, and win. SydHor. jr
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Mathew Gregory Noel Wadele Benjamin WICK and
Goodrich wills and Rebecea his wife, late Rebecra
rrh \: :. defendants.
MS appearance aud given security according 10 the arr
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court and il apuear
ih 10 the satisfaction of the court he is moi an in
hapiant OF this commonwealth, is Ordered That The
sain defendant Gregory do appear here on or before
me tId M"noayin August next, and answer the bin OF
the Complainant and that cops OF this order be form
WIN inserted ID some newspaper published in the civ
OF fchnond TOT two months excessively and potsd az
the front door Of the courthouse of this county ON
several court days copy-Tests = va Two
June 8. 9-W9w A mimi EroN n n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

observation-disclosures court, 9Th May Isie
DAVID Holiday, James Holiday, Mathew Merytep
ana Robert Riichie late metcbans and partners act
ing ana dealing under the firm and s,e of David and
James Holiday Co. who sue for Roberi Richie
plaintiffs.
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IN ScnANcERY.-N eeEienDu7g county CONT, Agla

bNkCHANCERY.-At a c0uft held for The co10,v ~
n southampton, the 18th day of Nay 1873
wins Cowing, administrator with the will ANNEXED NJ
"'.naiu latDofoush, dec.......... Complainant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

Il May, 1918. s' eo"i'' ieliSsi
Samuel Pury p,..
AGAINST '~'''' ~
joseph bfasg Thomas Norineni James Nenpent JohrY
" Suic, Lndweli Evans, Charles NJ Cn,cheon ana J.s
'o~hes, erih, and admir- OF William Hunt dec
The d.,. Hefend0nfs
ne defendant Bragg not having entered his appear.
ee accoiolng 10 the act oil Assembly and the res of
TINS court, and appearing to The s;ifse,,o ~ fh,
WA. ne Is not an nha0i2nt OF lis sta,e oil tbS
Tha, % .he pianuh hy bis attorney, q Is ordered
,,, smo enter hs appearance snii CT The psin
IN oI ana give security for pertorm. The decree OF
e court, ana that copy OF This order be inserted il
ue new spapef prnie in Richmond Isburg for
W. months successfully and posted at ths front slosr
oi the courthouse OF The said county.
copy, Tests, JOEL WATKINS NJ
May 20. n = i,o, ~. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

Ec,und Jameson, Clement carringon Isaac Read Jsbs
sonon, h"Dert Morton, Henry a. watkins and jacob,
80. =. Dffe1,ddTtS.
- nc oeen'aht Jameson not having entered his AID
peanee according to the of Assembly and the rules
~ rms court ana IT appearing to the satisfaction n;
e court iha ne IS not an nhabant of this state on
Ine h'Gon OF plaintiffs by their attSrney N is Or
aered mat he appear here the first day of Ansns,
court next and enter his appearance and answer IN,
bIii aud give security for performing the de-
" ne court ana that copy of this order be in
&C. te u one OF tue newspapers prined In Richmond
,u TWO oh'hs successfully and posted at the front
aoof oI the courthouse the said county
copy ies'e, WM. L. MORTON, Clerk
S.wSw
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A'otND. IN this city, some time iasifail PdIR o..
CART UHEELS.-infoTHation may be had by
applying al this Once. June I6 ~
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Yeltow Springs Montgomery eoanty, Va.
lie subscriber again tenders his sincere thanks 10 his
friends Tor the encouragement given him at thfs
establishment and informs them that he will during
Inc approaching season. personally the duties
ad 40 all III bis power T. render the time Of who
may visit him. pleasant and agreeable This celebrated
water is now SO well known, that he useless for
nun 10 say any thing In its praise. Gentlemen eminent
III the practice of medicine have pronounced that il
justly deserves public notice"
During the season this property will be offered fo
SAFE when a very advantageous bargain may be had.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
YelIOw Syringe June 10. I2..tI5A3Ss
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PERSONS wishing to purchase privately, will be in
,o1hea on terms by applying TO Robert Gamble
esq OF Rlohmond, with whom plat of the land is de
posted 10 the subscriber living nea. The nremises
1uneS. iOw6w j. W. MUSE