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RenlTS Pnienf iSnirnI Trnsscs

'EIifSE important uussos fmpan immediate reiiefin
al ofrupture and answer for either Tho fghi
or let side by changing the Straps and bnckiss The
opposite side aud TethOugb 10y medical gentlemen TO
be the best ~ use.
JAMES uARRiss < co. Agenfs
f0r tie city Of Richmond.
Jnlg ~. z2.W2m
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ASLAIs nR ci pAR,S-tAru,rIS ana oIicrs .fr in I.
\ formed That supply Of GROUND PLAIsTEn Of
Tie best quality, may be had mills
July2l. % asw
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great aIo .:iofiouS deed. let nsswear to defend
like them our rights, oar liberties, ard our sa-
cred honor, that the latest posteriiy may cele-
brate This day.
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= COUNT or INQUIRY fUr tbe let baItaIioA VII
be held on ThuIsda, neal, the 23d inst al 10 o.
ci"ek, A. ~ az tie sifce OF I'd C. FaVis-aHd for The
"a battalion FRIDAY, ihs 2i,h at the same hour ar
tie Washington Tween.
by order ~ tie 1t. Col Comna'dt 1874 recf
NH. II. TAYLOR Adm.
July -
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NOficb.-Aii pefs0ns having claims the estate Of
~ GEORGE NNGEEs, dec. u Chesterfield county,
requested to present them without DELAY for settle
mcnt aud those ihde.lsd will please make payment
To- DAVID =. BuRR, Admir-.
Jaly n, 27..w5w
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COMMUNICATED.

CUMWONIItItJ.
We record the dQath of Mrs. Crssella
Stanton, consort of Mr.. Thomas Stanton,
of this ciiy. She departed this life on Ihe
morning of We'd es,ay, the 18TH list in the
"a III year OF her age, after paiaiui and lnger-
ing illness. A professor OF the religion OF Je
s.,S Christ, she adorned lis doctrines by her
life, and experienced lis rich consultations on
the bed OF sickness, aud ia the hour of death.
Throughout the whole of her protracted sick
ness she waited with patience till her change
should come, amd then departed this life in the
triumphant hSpe of life eternal, in better
world.
g o fur IN overcoming (aith,
To cheer my dying hours,
To triumph Ger The monster death,
And al its GigaUpl pO,csrS."
2. S. Mr. Stanton has LOST his father, child
and now his wife all since the 6,i OF June
last.
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iu"'hdS blidi".s.s f'cffU0ONf.
On the inoion Oi tie plaintiffs b. md foIrea-
sous apprarng 10 iIs court IT is Crdcrcd, Fiat The
deferau dc appear here tie taS o he EeNt
.rT he shli lave been served viii cory OF erdeI
aud sirw caue. " any lie eau, by The Uidsf entered
herein the fifth as, of Jne lcs slculd not be aside
and TIE cause ieiHtiated. a COPY. Tcs!e
WILLIAM =. BANkS -. C..
I,ly
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EyiSGlNih.-At cbaUceTy district court held In
Williamsburg October %. 1917
J"dih Rochelle and w'iIian Butts aud Nancy his wifs
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July2I

&IotiCE.-ihe subscriber Offers for sale Two tracts
oil LAND, IN the county OF LunenbuTe one CON
tatnlng 1909 acres IN Baro Elmen and Gro creeks
seven hiles below the courthouse and six Naher
ring RIVER below the junction OF the branches. The
Plantation heonglne 10 Ibis tract is fine wb, az
iand, ahd considerable potion is highly REQ and
brings excellent tobacco the red clover growing ON
me improved land, "hch in great perfectiSn
fhieeh hands wshld "ok 10 great advantage OF This
idh More Than one halt is clear, and the most OF
soou tobacco land. The improvements are geod.
one other tract nearly adjoining yiRg in feik of
Flatrock and MoodJs branches containing loa acres
40 to clear, prime tobacco land the whole is nBeIy
iimbeIed-s hands would work to great advantage on
TINS plantation. The plantations both tracts ha e al
ways been under good fence, and stock allowed 10
gtaIe except on That pat kept exclusively pasture
Eotb tracts lay remarkably well HE plantations are
prime corn and wheat land The land Will be shown III
any time by The subscriber and great bargain given
in The iana 10y an early application.
MI John " Wilcox, Petersburg, is furnished with the
terms and price, and wall any person de-
string to purchase.
Is this iands not dsnnscd Of before The first dan of
Oct0Jer ner il viii he sold NAT day to Tie Lebest
bidder on ne ''re.iises Timely n"tice will be CIV en-,
Hspd privately. JOHN BufORD.
July III. 22..ida
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tDHi'tR (TaW,bfr. JUFe - ISIS.
rEyHg Executive of Nnfinia being rtquesteG by teso
iation ~ the last legislature to provide srialle
MODEL OF MONUMENT 90 pe erected tO tie NE
OF tie late Genetal Gt0gss UeSAcfs. " The cost
al whtch fay, to be paid cut Of the civil contingent
fund :"
IN execution of the rcsouiio the Esecatve viii GLAD
Is suitable usdei fiom aIy person pOrsopz
WI1 be disposed a. Oder the before he
nrs Day ctobet ext u is e understood that u
must be he model Of such n1nnmept thai the
~ " IN the city of Richmond shall
the OF one hand 81 tiousand doiafss
WI. ROBtHISON &. G.
~ JHC IFiferS OfHs National IVte{Nscaccr, the
4fUtOy0, 0Nd Naiioaat daU0rafs. 0re yeQaefed 10
JHtlish Inc 0bofe in Mcir Ydyers respectively d
'rrck until Tie 80 " SEPTEMBER rftf, ona present.
mir accounts 10 lie Etecatite Jon garment.
June 81. l6..NtiS
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Music, = entrance and ~ cts. per session.
kT A flw more youHg ladies can he accosum odateC
with hoard The situation Is both peasau. ard healthy
and IL. gices attention viii lie paid TO the morals
all scholars entrusted 40 her care.
Julf
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BN CH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. court. Tth May. 1918.
UayiG Holiday, James BOiiitay. Mathew Aefyber,
aud Rnbcu III che iste thants and psitneis act.
ug aud dealing Hude tie arm aud siic 80 David aud
James Holiday CO. who sac iOr RoDeSl chie,
PLAINTIFFS.
ACNINST
Edmund Jameson, Clement Carrlngtoa Isasr epd J4hu
Morton, Robert Morton henry a. Waikins ana tacob
Ncrtnn,... ......s........ ..s..-.. Eclta00rfS.
Z he def EGant jameson not havIHr entered his az
pcaTaBes according 10 the act 81 Assrny ara the res
Of ths court; and appeauar to Tie sas isfsciea ~
he cOHft that he - not an inhabrant % this sec
the motion of the plaintiffs b. teir at'ripey, ~ Cf
dered, That he appear here ,he ffst dag August
next and his appearance aud sDsa " ths
pIaiutGs bill aud give security for yesfoiu inc tic de-
of the court aud that copy Of order he IN
serted n &c the newspapers printed ~ hichsi0nd,
for two months Excessively sHd posted the Hc9s
door 81 the courthouse ofthe said county.
copy, fesis, War. l.. kORToN, g
June q. &c
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is,s
RICHMOND. J!ILY d.
COMMUNICATED,

NUN NJ NININ N Ed.
At a celebration of American indepen
dence al Powhatan Courthouse, on the
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When the craions were closed, Ike
orators advanced towards the altar, near
which the society of professors and The
visitors were seated, and on which were
deposited the distinguishing rewards of
science. AT the approach, Of The gradu-
ates, The president and professors arose,
ana the former, in behalf of the society,
conferred on Nles>rs. lorsburgh and
Mason each, The degree ot bachelor OF
law-and that OF A. Is. on Mr.. Tayicr.
This solemuity, so Interesting 10 lie
friend OF science and his count: y was ac-
companied by an address from the presi-
dent IN the highest degree COMPLIMENTS
ry 10 the merits of the candidates. En-
fortunately Tie situation of the president
was so uniavorable aud remote, as TO adj
NIT OF his being heard bu, by very
smailporiion 0iihe auditory which is Tie
more In b" regretted, AS his address con-
tanned Just aud beautiful cuiugiuni on
science and upon application, We have
rot been able 10 obtain copy for rubl,-
cation.
Thus has tie coIlose Of William 4 bin
r.. again resnnci her MOuied Course
MAY sh Ego om and prosper, n.nsl Tax The
deNOnt Il pulIioH %. ;ii,
WILLIAMSBURG July 6, 1918.
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The Ontario. Captain Bidlie. wish Jnsge
i'rorost on board, was still at Valparaiso, from
the last accounts. but on the point OF sailing,
THEFT stay having been longer than expected.
The manly, aud liberal department OF these
gentlemen, duriag the gloomy and dis,ressiul
period preceding the splendid victory Of
daipu, has elected the warm appreciation of
the merchants in Chill, as well natives rs TO.
feicnpts.
The Portuguese still hnld Monte Vides, but
cannot ,e"iute out Of i; 10 forage, except in
Ntton. bodies. lbe,r army has even been kent
peat up within itS iorIitcaiiens, by 80 small a
force as Iwo huudi Ell men. Artigas and the
Paino,S OF the Banda Oriental, wisely profit
luz by experience, have substituted for pitch.
ed battles, and regular military operations,
That patiiZan warfare. which rendering discip-
lire otherwise so tormidable,) unavailipg, pla-
ces npona iooiing OF equality raw troops aud
regulars. The Portuguese, IN fact hold no
mere at q country, The y have so nnns;ly invad-
ed, than VIA, ,sey actually occupy with an
armed force.
\ saori zine previous to the arrival of the
Important 'ews or San Martins victory, one OF
Tue commissioners, the honorable Iht0doric
bland set on FOR Chill. whether on business or
amusement We do not know, as IL is not stated
IN the Presidents Message. which seems to
contemplate, that the commissioners shonld
only pass along the southern coast; and il be.
ing expected, that thsy would all return to.e
ther." From the circums tancc oi Judge Prorost
iatiiig already visited Chill as u missioner
II is probable, that Judge Bland visits that in.
terestiDg aud delightful c0uutry merei, as "A
traveller I'VE are at a loss To conjecture what
else can be the OBJECT fhiS reaiahuy in South
America.
General Ariegas who has taken possession If
t'ie country back OF MontevideO and Mal,ion-
ado, IS represented as Il sincere friend 10 Tie
Pairiut cause, aud would have been a Jealous
co'orerator; bnt being III treated by the Bue
nos AHiean 'gOsernment, he Withdrew his
TRENDS, and tock possession OF that part of the
country north ofthe river l., Plata. Between
the buenos ayreans and Portuguese lie has as
much as he can attend to the latter wishing
10 make the liver the boundary. Aricgas had
ii"d AN engagement, with party OF Buenos
Ayrean troops under Baton Oldeuburg ~
which he was succsssi,l 10
letter q" Instructions TO the Commissioners was
lad heo'e .he last Congress- from which AZ apprsrs t
one OF lie commissioners cross into CHI IL ines
sho".u useh' Ii necessary. inquirer.
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RESPECT TO TIE fiON TF0 ni.-S
The state OF New York has done herSeit ",
nor ny the respect size has Jus, ga,d to - ,s,s-
es OF the gallant Mnnteopety. The hero ffli
under the walls Of Que bee in the dafiny i.;,a-
sion OF Canada in i5.5--irom that mon,snt. he
has slept In the grave. which bis enemies dur
Ills name, his fca;s, were net foYgotteu--unt
every histcrian aud every mise have vovc
wreath for the r'rngory at Montgomery. Z he
Leg Stature aud the CITIZENS 81 New YoiIi ave
given ,he most aueStias prof OF tllcir S~mes:.-
iion Tor his service. liz pursuance OF ;r.cse-
Luton. brought jn by Mr. Nciss of Tie city q :,
ne" York, law was passed on The 2TtG 81
last February, entituiod" An act OF honor 10
The memoryo General Richard Montgomery
-i> rem;ins have been transported 10 N,,Y,
fIktDrd wherever tnry arpedisd th, y were
met "hh thc Htihsss respect ana finally int. -
ted wlih every possible initiate If cling i,
It. fauis Cbaich, u der tie in6ucine,i1 lo,.-
SINCE erected so his moinory ls,CSrgiess.'-
hiN ahecnnT ect OF iieiy iO ter Gieai Dead
calls . Onr attention tie ashes Gl Washington.
nc CniIcd mates ! Cd tortl,,n, hat M ~. l.
ed 10 Iiitsi then nndCra pubic u. erui..p,t-
his na.!ce STATE theu aaAtd fer tam. in,;i,
-Ho~ long j. il before Coucros, viii iri,aie
Tie respectful gratitude 81 the L, gt.iatnIr Of
New lOIA
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SIR In the COMMUNICATION anrcuncrs the d,af. II
Jhuse CirT iNGroN la rn>sday' En0uiitr tie ril.
sNs' IL Is remember Ell lai he was member az he
a. % b"'StSSeS as ealy rs the year i772. rer.
" haps al an caller Gae."-Ihc wtrr OF ms uc,.,,
Qhureh rot then biinselfa her irecoilec,s ,ba
ns was meh'Hri of fh0t hrhse early as tie wear
i5oO that bs was ihen a nr,, member cam. ;,. ~
hoose whist Tie subject Of Hi fsnrl's famous pysrilss
aeahst me stamp Act we're IN debate and orpor,un9,
faNnr al taos, resolves.
Oh s;rrteid, July 10, 1913.
us Colleague, Col Clement Rezd, CRIME In ,ifa
,otes against the oid 0pt,tocTQfc gy.ay5srs =, fnS
he"'ej most, y 1ot al, Of them acre Ia The oipesi
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FROM ST. THOMAS

BY the polite attention of our friend
Captain ArplewlIaiie, Of The schr. Co.
lumbia, arrived yesterday, III IL day : from
%. ihomGS, we i,ave received papers OF
That Island from 10Th 10 sd uii They
contain no ncws-but upon the margin
n! the latest date, we find written me-
morandnm IN these Words; IL is report
ed tlia, General Bsrmades has been de-
ieated by the Ro. alsts al CUMANA."-
Tins repor, we understand, was brought
TO 81. lhomas by some OF the Royalists,
who came there for supplies.
Flour at ST. Thomas was S l2-and.
like other American produce, in no de,
niand. Island produce was very high.
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E.ETfk rCrLEHENct

PsrrssrukO, Jwis I've niNs Is amr ,,ai a y, to
My e"ui'huu.e ON lhUrsCay iast Il being rv..r. ia,
'neoriie ;erk iace ,etnVen ~ Saton nn ot M; a,
f5ron. ara Or. JOIN y Hlicgway in vhch each any
n'ed 'b" dhs DE- BardsNsy WAS mo,,al, woln,..n
aud sNred on Saturday, T. h:cun vas McEae,, M
NIce places, bat llS wounds tu,,, ider.d tat
We are NOT ini"rined OF The particulars u. l,s rtrc
tre. fo.s,
I've understand thai tis depiara5e eyenaru.e 81 III
bfi"i 1nisienrc existing between tue oL,i ..di. III
aus, respecting inhitsfJ appOiinrLirhess TAO r.u-
I1'ii!e h'cHii'r III, o!rCI one o t.trtu A. m
disfaii2Es te!ins of the other bnth pters.r, in.n
serves i'i rchc"nire ny aiming t..ls,Sts " nh anks
aey met az NOueway couitbogsc. some u,ins A. OK
n"Sc tct'cen them an'; ihc, toiI, dfes lhsi d.,L .
WI ioqnnc very cnicui iesiimcuy to asccfts5n
"h''h oi h'ia gase Tile hist blow sty.iai At,,s ,.e
eseai,scd atd hnall, nr gdIvaj fell lie
VHul TIE "a Ivy Tile distress of Ills vife ~ bo is IN
h"si ntic'ie situation, 6ees desc pIon Or. bacon
received t.'.ta' o1i.dS. but i slow tco,,irr
tsi'rs the company could rish ,hespo and
tue combaia'is. "ihO.i danger nes-,,.s The NOR
HNio" Mas siycn-ii is IN iOssiDic ter usto .x-trss
"Gf ct'p !ssie 81 So u. gt: "a, ecei,. L. guiys,
- LAST SuBday yeas Lc hottest day that has been ex
psiieieed here Tor some ,sine rJst-On Slocsse fii
ihc iuefrrno'-i STOOD in ihe shace ca o'cCck ana
iemaincH 80 ~ ihee hris.) wiibin line iso 1i Us
hegees- ca .ic Man Street, ul dsislala n Was h,
4 "a" Situations rs htga as 30 -r9I.
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>, J1hES UHEiLL &ROCh respectfully infaIm
their alneroUs fi.cads "a The prblic INST tbey 4 cI
themselves highly hattcred ~ having tie Unan Ilo;eI
cohuea TO tht management, ana Piedee themselves
give satisfaction. -
JUIy ~ on II
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GENERAL JACKSON

Many newspapers of the u. States, are
coming Uu, ~ HE mes, unqualified terms
oipralsc upon The whole conduct OF Mai
Cen. Jackson and Florida. Some vhn
ADM, The Occupation OF Pensacola IN bean
act o! rcr aga,ms, Spain, are Vet Hing 10
support II some, because, We want the
F!oridas; others, because NC lave suf-
Tered wrongs from Spain, which they are
Wiling, ~ Tins way so bring TO an adjust
men, az so"il as possible. Some Justify
han upon one ground and same Upon d
no'iicr.-Umdcr these circumstance, we
give place In another vi"w OF HE queSiicn
from the pen Of CIvIS We're we at liberty
10 mention Isis namc, II wOuld l. unncceS-
safy tor Is 10 say, ho,r wcrthy Lr IS Of be
my heard. Nca agree with Cir;S, thai Pen
sacola ought 10 be Immediately restored
to Tie Spanish authorities 'Ihe acts of
The commanding officer, so deeply iuie-
resting 10 iie honor and peace OF Ibis ,.a
lion, ought not 10 be passed over, because
they are The acts Of GcM Jechson, or tc
caiise they relate in SDch nation rs Spain.
Notwithstanding his high character, or
hf' low ome, our government ought 10
weigh the whole matter carefully. and act
accordingly.
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lh's day published ana yor sale ar ais Ufiee,
{ ahca' painphlet form, AN hDDRtbS delivered be-
fore The Agricultural society OF Alaemsrle by J,lr
MADISON, Presiiea oil The Society and la:e Piesiaeat
OF ii'e United States. Price rs cents.
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Chesterfield co. JnlyI4.

'kAhNANl HALL-Net0 lcrk. The coyarJner.
neTshIp heretofore existing between ABRAHAM b.
hARfLING aud WILLIAM q COZZENS. las d ssoItrd
on the istoi 4pri last b. mutual The estao-
hstmehl VIII be continued by The SUBSCRIBER
be situation Of T0mmGgig Hull is probably uutiya
led IN this cit,facing Ibe park and lie CIV Hsl and
"i'hu minutes walk Oi ibt hcatIc, Academy n 49,.
fihe Ais Museum, &C. IL presents inducements lUT
air prospect. convenience aud accommodations fior
to none ia ilus city. Travellers fom be oIdoient
states ia the uhlam and nom this taie viii Ind Il ram.
many Hall afcef well stocked with all TIE Cei!,acts
Of The season, choice vines airy lied chalbcrs ara
eveiy ooa'enitnce That eau expected, and lie most
moderate Terms. wM. 3 COZZENs
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'F'hE SUbSCaiGrR Respectfully inIolns bis mend.
a ana he public, that he has resumed has former bu-
s!ntSs, and has now on hand general assortment IF
|hoCHhi ES.-Ffom his long experience in tie iAe of
business, he natirrs himself iba; he W.! be enabled to
give satisfaction TO all persons buyingtt his store as II
IL us Intention AT all times TO keep articles The hest
qualities which lie viii sci! for moderate proa,s Tor
GhH"I produce aud To sach as have pad punctuay
herei"f1re. the usual credit. if required
lie also Informs the public thai he onhorize6 10
give IN cas- he highest prices for wheat which will be
ieeciFea al h's store, on II street, ShoCkoe j few
doors east 81 James BoOtW rights
For the last time he earnestly calls all who are
OWING hun, either by hond, note. accoun 10 come
iOtwatG. Without delay, and sCule the same as longer
indulgence cannot be given. JOSHUA CRINp
July -. 90 I,iCy 6,nf
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WILLIAM & MARY CN lI.iIiE.S51i!''.

Communicated.
WILLIAM 81 MARY COLLEGE.
On Tie 4th inst. al IL o'clock, lie visi-
tors, The president and professors Of Will
liam and Mary, and the students, assem-
bied al the college. and marched in pre-
cession 10 church, where the academic
exercises of the day were preceded by a
piouS and tervent address 10 the throne
ofgrace, by The venerable bishop OF Vn-
gina: wherein the protection and blcs-
sing Of heaven, we're implored on this,
and oil seminares of learning III general,
as icnding Ivy the light of knowledge, to
dispel prejudice, superstition and error,
and 20 establish on solid foundations, Il
sense oiihe moral and religious duties OF
man.
After prayers, Mr.. Jun;us K. Hors-
burg u, assembled the rosirun,, q delivered
an Grafton on The utility OF legal science :.
Ill which he discovered not only Il COM
prelensive knowledge of Tie subject, but
a most enthusiastic zeal for profession.
too often condemned as urintercsiing,
because difficult aud extensive whereas
Mr.. IL. cOniended that no science more
frequently afforded opportunities Of being
euInenlly useful 10 mankind, or awaken
ed aud exercised nobler feelings of the
heart and because The law, by eslab-
fishing moral and political equality a.
mong all Tie members of state, makes
The rights Of the weakest aud the
strongest, The rchcW and Tie poorest, the
same; he inferred, il ought peccssarlly TO
be regarded as the bond Of society, as well
as the safeguard OF properly aud personal
liberty.
Mr.. Archibald Taylor next delivered
modest and well written essay on educa-l
iion, The importance of which he dedud-
ed--lst, by contrasting the condition and
enioyments Of the savage, with those Of
civilized man-2dly, by dilating on The
utility OF the chief departments Of Illcra-
ture and science-viz. tie classics, geo
merry, history, philosophy, aud asirono-
my.
'Tfe last Of the speakers was Mr.. John
Mason, Jr. lie delivered an animated
Grafton on the day, repletc with Just ard
patriotic sentiments, and exhibiting aD
interesting picture bots of TIE ardnous
struggles OF The revolution, and our late
glorious con8ici-and Vie unprecedented
blessings which . free constitution and
equal laws, have diiiUseG over lliis happy
bad.
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Valuable Land at auction. foy. cqS6

tdHdOie Lana at auction, for cash
IN GOOCHLNND COUNTY.-Wiil be sold at Coocb
land Courthouse, without reservation OF limits on
m3ndGy, Me29th Of ms month, being court day the
following very valuable LAND to wit =
one Tract Of %aS acres, adjoining The lands Of MIR
Humphrey Parrish, WIN. G.. POindeXier, Esq and Mr.
Stephen Woodson all wood land aud viii most of il
bfingtobacco distance miles from james river 8
tTom Goochand courthouse, and 80 miles from, Rich
mend
one either Trdct. the above containing 27o
acres. a'Jpning tue lands Of Mr.. VIM. Drrnright Hal
sly estHie, MI. stephen WoOdsOn, and oheIs This
iand IS ABOUT 20 miles from Richmond is entirely
wood, EXCEPT few acres of meadow land, and most Of
tue woe land will PtDduce tobacco.
Plats Oiiht land uiay be seen at the Office of Heron
Salon * CO. At any time aud Capt. Geo Druniriel ,
ana MI John Bradshaw, Tho live adjoining, will she :,
the land TO persons inclined to purchase.
BY order Of ne Proprietor,
JuIy TO- OI) ,o 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

! sion hoILL-lhis estsDlishmeut viii lie ecu
~ oucted ~ JAN & DRILL pkoCI
i"ti he responsible Tar an contracts made b, ~ EN-
nr tte supplies and Otav necessary eNpclces OF Tue
H0Ns'. JOHN ADADS. "