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For Sale or Rent,

The unexpired lease Of the Spring
800 Garden, with all the Improvements
Mssslnow attached thereto; as well as as
E.s-gslthe crop in the ground; the wnoie
being in high state OF cultivation. 90
Enluire ofthe printer nov -
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For Rent.

a.. The dwelling hoese aad store, oc-
AS44 cupied by Mr.. Rob't. S! Blackloc,k!'
5ssl for one or more years, and imm nss
Gsl ate possession will be given. ms
;tnation is one of the most desirable IN town
fDr grocery business, and the dwelling IS
&rge and pleasant. For terms apply to
september "a mth6w CHR. NEALE.
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Printers have baea looking at and al
press their unqualified appreciation oiit 20
Your Press is better made than one
pave from Ruthven's mandatory. Ii il
lact, an excellent machine, as powerful ~
the Columbian, and TO be preferred fer ~; ~
lightness and simplicity. ~ It's
D. G. BRUCE.
Mr. A. Ramage # December IL
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>For Sale.

That three story brick house, stu
ssse ated on the south side OF ar'nc 1si
49, now in the occupancy OF MI m'
$500 Rudd perfect title will be gwen
and the terms of payment made conVenient'
Apply to JOHN d. LApD y 20
September 10 -.
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William Fowle & Co.

Ii sloop Eagle
~, ,o0 boxes Sss mould candles, Sampson brand
10y SssSs ., o and 10 penny nails
cssAs seine Bridport Irvine, of su-
90 sewing perieT quality.
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dec3e
John Ramsay

IEAS imported in the ships Boston, captain
L 4 FinIay, 4. Potomac, captain Bradford,
direct from Liverpool. handsome assert
ment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which are now opening, and offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
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TO PRINTERS.
ADAM R.aJN.4GE
- ESPECTFULLY informs the trade that
T. he continues to manufacture the
Screw and Ruthven
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, nts present improved state,
with iron beds, SC. he has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which this press is
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it-nearly Goo being muse of his make !;
and every exertion shall still be made to
render it as complete as possible.
0A+All other articles in his line, as usual.
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.TH.WES

about 22 years of age, his tore teeth wide
apart, and cannot speak very quick-had
on Virginia cloth clothes and carried of a
shaggy great coat, he has father named Pc
ter Hall, who lives with the widow Morgan,
at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co. and his grandfa-
ther, old Frederick Hall, is supposed to be
living at Mr. Terrett's near Alexandria, and
it likely he may be lurking about there. =
| will give the above reward for apprehend-
ing and securing said fellow so that get him
again, and reasonable charges if brought
home. J. n. WASHINGTON.
Masters of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying of
said fellow If June IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-09
PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH NJ. SANDERSoN,
For Publishing BY Subscription,
A Biography Of the Signers
OF THE
Declaration Of Independence,

Accompanied with Plates.
To which will be annexed History Of H.
Proceedings Of Congress, during the 1asss ,,s
OF the Law, and the Declaration itself, with
the fac simile Engravings of the Signatures ''
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Ne0v- York, July 8. 1919.
Dear Sir have for tome time past been
threatening to write to you, to let you know
how well am pleased with the Ruthyen
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety Of circumstances have prevented It,.
have had it in constant operation three
months during winch time nearly all the
printers of this city, and number OF our
most ingenious mechanics, have called to ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as COM
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea I have Of it.
No Printing Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more OF better work can be
done in given time.
The exertionof working it's no more than
healthy exercise for boy of Is years Of age.
U have boy of that age to work on mine.
1t is well made, the different parts admlra-
bly, proportioned, and not more liable than
othe- pressestc get out of repair.
am, you respectfully,
d. TANSHAW.
Mr. A. Ramage.
NesD- Yors, .9pril 25, 1919.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, and
Il in successful operation. Nasy OF our
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100 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber LIVING IN
~ King George 'scounty Va. On Monday
the 22nd March, yellowman named
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Tar.
LyOUR HUNDRED bis tar, IN eg@ geo. IS
r. asd for sale by .ABDAH AoaN''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27


Ds safe, val uable situation lying In the corpty OF
Haliiax, near Bauister river, and about two M lies
noIt" OF Tue courthouse, both sides OF the mann
'"au leading from thence TO Richmond cont, mig
neat 400 aeres.-fh This LAM is we'll Improved with a
", eoou ,"o story Dwelling house long ana
10 ee. "iue, WIN tw" wings, witch u yer, con-
ent loi me accommodation OF eetier family, IL
nd'1S ionf NE places below two above stars ana
800 80, % W t"e best manner; good famed gle
s"'! muse calculated either a tavern on oiyire
ets"h' ABOUT one hundred yaics fton the DIV cling
an Ice house together niih sunary other conye
nehi houses an extensive garden aIso a number of
young apple and peach the choices, t,utt ..,
oesmhIhg 10 Dear Tb- plantation Is IA good repair
anu nde suihceney open land work er u hands
~ ige.-Abont one halt Of This tract j., cleared
.ne o.uei nan wen inbered with pine and oak ana
"I'n'" que aih half miles OF tao good saw mills
'' oesI s"uaion as Stand either iot a tarerp or
gentleman, rs uDrivailed by any other in
uIS section oi me country. deem IL unnecessary tn
say any ibng relative the soi a, il is
premises. " '"'
ne iand will he shewn 10 any person wishing TO mr.
.uase' and The terms made known BY MI " iliau,
Terry, living on The premises. ''"
October ~. a. ~
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COMMUNICATED
Departed This life on Sunday night the stII
inst. at Bush Hill, Charles City county, Misc
Ann Boiling SOuthaH.-This amiable lady was
afflicted with most severe and painfsl dis
ease for several months. which she boie with
great patience and resiguatiOr.--IIer indispos
sifon excited the deepest an xieiy aud concern
throughout the neig hborhood, and no sooner
was her disease pronounced TO be ola dange-
rOns character, than her female scquantancea
both old and young pressed 10 her chamber
and endeavouTed 10 alleviate her sufferings,
by unremitied attention and kind off es, both
day and night setting up with her, and min
isteriDg to her comfort, during the long peri-
cd of her illDess.-rhese manifestations of at.
tschment both WARM and sincere from snch
sources proclaim her exalted virtues IN strains
of loudest eloqueuce and now she's gone,
the sOrrows and lamentations OF her numerous
friends, pronounce her best enlOgy
LODgTOffy-D Departed this life in the county Of Pow
hstan, IN Thursday the 10Th October al Captain M.
bonague's. Mrs. ELIZABETH VAUGHAN, in her Seth
year formerly of Meek enbUfE county Va. There
nothing said Of this truly good womsn too good sb
was every thing that bnman nature could he early
stage OF lie she became christian, and acted 10
The end Of her days. AZ neighbour thsre was none
better, as mistress she truly good one and as
wife and parent she vas eNceled by none. Il ut
although the cold band Of death has wrapped her
clay, such woman 40 this perish. EteiDai
she has already entered the threshold % happy i'm
mortality, and now sees this world world Of folly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
NEW SYSTEM or BANKING

NASHVILLE, Oct. Ie.-From an advertise
mcnt.s':ned Leroy PopE, President of the
Planters and Merchants Bank OF Huntsville -
ve learn, TINT the said Bank will =" receive
cotton on consignment aud ship the same on
account and risqme OF the owners TO any port
IN The United States. aud will advance on de-
Livery Of the cotton in Huntsville, ten cents
per pound. and will pay the balance OF tue net
proceeds at the Huntsville Bank as SOM as the
cotton is sold and the money received. This
IS The Only instance in the United States where
HANK has become q COMMISSION MEn>
CHANT! [Cidrioa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

VS1CE OFFICE, SAVANNAH, Oct. Id deem il
tnneec,sary To notice any farther the of
Eases of Tiaiiynar foyer. The woiu mortality
for ITSELF shall to-day direct taken OF the
whit. populaiien bur according conjecnral estimate,
ta- present does much exceed igh full pop
'taou and ye, in city, which the eye ALMOST
a,aiHon, the prevailing maady sill finds its
tictims take leave, once nore repeat my advice
the ab,ees, no, to ciurn until they shall been OH
eiaUJ notified that the fever no longer exists.
THOMAS Z. P.CHARLrON, Mayor.
Number Of deaths from l2th 9Th inst. inclusive 2J
Ioia numb from list to 18Th inst. inclusive, ITO.
The deaths Of the blacks and people of color the last
7wo nonts will be ascertaea aud reported. Reports AS
Yet have beer, acluiye oftli.ir deaths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
Naples Of the Richmoud DJorket

Tobacco s 0-Corn 2 a S2l cents
Flour 81 81 rs cts.-Meal 81 cents Wheat Is
cts.-Hemp 5lI0al $50 per ton-'Oats3 80 a IS cts.
GrOceries.--Sugars o n SI2i--Cotlee S0a 81
cts. per lb.--Molasses so a SO cts. per galloa
Cut HeTrings s. 81 so per bbl.-Bacou, So
10 cents. per lb.--Rum, West India so a
100 cts.-W hiskey 40 n ~ els. per gallon,
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank of Virginia. ....77a
Farmers Bank......S
U. ). Bank. ...............PaT.
Marine Stock ........1 so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

peiratef in!suci a case. Indeed viii. TOD
many, 10 fail in your business and 10 Ia
dishonest, are synonymous terms. A
bankrupt law would give an honest unfor.
tunate debtor, an opportunity of laying
an honest statement of his affairs FULLY
before his creditors, and if approved OF
by two thirds of them, they would grant
him discharge : and by the bye, the Gre
ditors themselves might be greatly bene.
fitted by doing SO; for, there have been
numerous instances where debtors have
been thus discharged, who have after
wards paid all debts from which they
have been released, aud in no instance.
has this ever been done, where the debt
or has not obtained a full discharge. And
here cannot torbear 10 notice one OF the
arguments used by our very worthy in
ielligen' Representative against a bank
rOpi law, when The bill was under consi-
Iteration IN the House o! Representatives.
10 The best ct my recollention. he was
reported 10 have argued thus, Z" That ia
" t"sinid ne tcanted no bankrupt taw.-
" Merchaas there u'ho had faitei had after.
" ,rards been successful az business. aud had
" Eoaor0biy come forWdtd and DISCHARGED all
{ their old debts" Such cases did occur
IN Virginia, aud other places too, aud 1
Used The argument, that he had in his re
collection, some particular case of The
sort that had actually happened within his
own knowledge; and if he had gone on
aud. sraird the fact, that such debtors had
beeu previously discharged under The old
banhIupt law, his argument would then
have had iis full weight {; but perhaps
would have produced AN effect directly
the reverse OF What he intended.
lm making Use of The words mortky in
tetHgent representatives. | have mol dune il
ironically for | really consider him in
that light. preferred him to the can
didale who originally opnosrd him, and
mine WAS one among the very few
votes l,e has received in this city and TO
he preferred 10 such "a gentleman, as had
once opposed him IN his election. for
seat IN Congress Hall. is really no small
compliment a gentleman in every re-
speci well qualified to represent free
people, being well acquainted with the
interest aud views of tue district, possess.
ing fine talents and extensive information,
intelligent and active IN business, aud in
point of patriotism aud Integrity, second
10 no QUE. AZ.
John Tyler, Esq.
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COHEN'S
JHEIIfJF III

ENLlAS REED has removed to the Store recently
- occupiedhy Messrs. LucEe & Sizer, where he is
receiving and will continue TO keep on hand, a very
general assortf5ent Of BOOTS, SHOES 4 HATS, made
TO order from the hest reduced prices
DRAFTS at short sight St. Louis, Missouri, fol
sale as above. Oct IL AZ M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
By the Gor6yno er he cos,.sor sreut,a q y-ygs.,
n PROCLAMATION.

gy fhs C0resnc ~ fke Cos1,sor eaila 81 y.rxfai@.
n PROCLAMATION.
w heREAS 10 bias been represented 10 the r.sedii.s
~ -pon Tue oath 81 the jaii"r of e.Ofcic teanty.
mat crItan Danei Johnson DO had Leen I'm ard I'd
I. The isl Of said county by examining eaui
o' utner tfiai charged with fsionously havs, tsse
away h"se did on the night Of the 1o,h
ist iofcioy make his escape from the Jail and IL
20" gong II large lbase therefore thought ht viii
Tue s.sce of the Council ct state, hereby to offer
reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS To ANY person or p~r,one
h" ana" apprshend and convey the jat Of Recfofd
.oiy Hofessid, The SAID Daniel Johnson. And 1 dc
moreover require all officers evil aud n,iii,s,, ars
exhort the good people of The CONFERENCE.-The TO use
inem nest sndeavors to spprehend The said Jur,,sou
shat ne may he dealt with as the Law directs
Given Under my baad As Governor. aud under the
80 seal az the Commons cath, at Rich,nond hi,
tssal.l 2fth day OF October, Isgo.
III. NJ. RANDOLPH.
Daniel johnson, "a, he calls him,eif and Who saws
ne Us Ieel is very dark completed negto supposed
TO he about - years Of age aud about f-ti turhes
ngn thick and well set round FACE free spoken
Iook, oac countenanc~, and low forehead. so:wl~
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kings treasure 10 Ensldnd. Great jeal.
ousies exnt between the native Brazilian
troops and those from Portugal, and
hence the revolutionists thought the
troops could moi be brought 10 act"
Extract Of letter from the Council Bluffs, ,,atei
august 20, 1920.
embrace this opportunity to Inform Won
that about Is days since, a party OF Indians
(snpposed to be the Sioux Of the plains; MUIR
men belonging to Lisa's trading establishment.
~ will surprize You TO learn that this horrid
deed was perpetrated within twelve miles of
this place and we we're not apprised of i.
Until ten days afterwards, when about dozen
sfhcers aud myself, went ont and buried them !;
they appeared to have been killed witt, arrows
some of which we fonnd in them. One of those
t'oor unfortunate men is said TO have been a
most valuable man to the establishment; he
Vas half Indian Dosage the company regrets
lis loss very much" fSt. L. Enquirer.
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& Passage to L0Hlio,,.

~>tf1Hs (0SSdge 70 LOHdOh.
.Eas.E. The superior coppeted and conner
fastened ship ASlREA, Captain John wilson, will clear
for London IN about ten dag and can very handsomely
eonm2ate Few cabin Paoengers fimmediate application
is made ON board the ship at Warwick, or 10
" JOHN X WILLIAM GILLIhT.
have eeiyed per said ship and oier for sale
terins-cigh casts very superior CLOTHS and CASST.
MEIiIS, and few boxes ~ IRISH LINENS--qs casks
very superior L. ~ Madeira and Serea WINE u.hf,s.
aud qr. catks. Oct. IT. Soft
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Cohen's Offices. Bafiim0re or y

Cohens Offices, baltimore, Oct. y.
{ kLY seven drawings remain to complete the Grand
- Cathedral Lottery now drawing in The city Of Bai,i.
more, nnder the superintendent Of Tho
appointed by the Ge,sinor and Council.
THE CAPIT1L PRIZES OF
10000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS
5000 DOLLARS.
D of 1000 DOLLARS.
1000 DOLLARS.
900 DOLLARS.
of 1900 DOLLARS.
20 OF , 1000 &C. &c. are still to he drawn.
Spiendid Distributions.
Distsn adve1tuIers Informed that this LOTTERY ia
regularly progressing Ia its completion On wednes
iSIh Ds the three drs drawn numbers will he entil.d
los 1900 each; Gu Wednesday The 25,h inst the hrs,
drawn number will be endtied 2OO0; on
Inc nTsi OF nexi moah the hTsi drawn Number will be
TWENTY THOUSAND DoLLARst
ON the Wednesday foilnwine he 8th) the three first
drawn numbers will he entitled to iOuO each and on
Wednesday the 2ad neat month, beiGs The 9th da, ue
hIhdTawn number will he entitled TO the great
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARSIl
Besides the above, are the los,ug prize, Of 10 OOO
5000 DOLLARS, &C &c and The grand consolidated
Of THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
which is payable without discount.
So splenoid an opportunity has never been offered,
particularly as by the arrangement Of the scbsme
are no blanks drawn TIL after tie 9th day during the
interval therefore, The adventuTer has the cbsBce Of
diawug,he capital prizes wiiuui any possibility Of loss
The sChrme sthe most popular ever presented ia the
Dnded Stats.
who!eT ckets, S 10 Fihhs......4 On
Haivrs............i0 EIgbths ....2 50
QDirieTs. .........5 Tennis. ~ 90
to he had Warranted nndrar NJ al either OF
COHEN7S
Lotferg ami ErchaRse O0fces, Bavimore,
No ii4 Market street, or No. !, Exchange.
" orders fton any part 81 the Union, enclosing the
cash prizes IN any Of the Laeries post paid viii
meet the same prompt aud punetua attention as il 0n
personal application, addressed to
J. l. COHEN, JR.
Secretary To the Managers, Baltimore.
Bank Bills Of the states Of Virginia. North or South
carolina, Georgia, kaUk OF tlP q.
district of Columbia. Of the cities Of Baltimore
ANNAPOLIS, Philadelphia New York, and all specie
paving banks in Maryland, wit be received IN payment
at par.
More Capital Prizes have been vbIained at Cohen'c
Once than vi any other in America.
The earliest intelligence will be forwarded Of success
October ~ 40 .dttf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
WHEAT PLENTY

WTLNiSGToH, (Dei) octuher I3.-There was 90 90
bushels Of wheat anoat in vessels in the harbour Of
Brandywins ON Mosday the 9ih mt principally from
virginia, whence the valuable Brandywine Mills draw
sarge suppies...As i, seldom happens that the wind
wan: so much into port al one time, this is deemed
worthy Of notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27


NNo. VIM L mas removed TO the stcre lately
IVA pied by messrs William and David X,Ie near
ma.kt krdge, and directly adjoining their r,esrn,
au, "neIe sne has ON band and IS continually re-
cei'tng, straw Bonnet, of tbs most ,,,.,.
"h'eh shet' enabled to sell as low terl,s as They
ea DC purchased from the manufacturer al The Nort
que constantly Keeps general assortment OF artcIrs
~. tne ,niiha) ilne such as Silk SATIN Bonn@t,
Shpes laps ava Coliar-ts Ladies' rlsrani Hair Cnr,s
% .i'neurs ofnaniehfal HsiT-work hTtincisi Flows
anu "' tahee, Ribbons Ai limsts Bounri wrw aud
a.'e-DosfnS, willow Ia Sheets, and Willow Bonne,,-
oil PeIfum Sp.. f'
- country Merchants, are respectfully invited to
a., .S"niihe Tie quality OF her goods ANA p
Az orders VIII be promptly ana s,l,c,ir atrnu,, 10.
October "a. q, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2s-Day.d Holmes, ESQ late
Governor OF Ms,,ppi, has hen appointed by Governor
Sodexer, TO I'LL the vacancy in the Senate Of the L.
oeciiicneI ay tic flssJition of Judge Lcakr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

u DNERi iSEAENr....i viii RENT, tor a term ntst
=; exceeding SIX years, the Hot Springs Property
1" t"s country 81 buth...I will also rent for the same
e'n two Tracts cf land III the neighborhood situate
1schsons river The Hot springs is good stand
81 ~ G aa''ns The "bols Jear, and is much resort
~ company during the season OF taihing. The
houses are capacious aud In good repair. The lands
~ ns neieosorho"s are OF excellent quality, and III
e,u ny Tue same tenant with he o Springs. ouId lie
a.e W supply that establishment with almost every
hece'ssy.. ..Appcation may be made ~ mis- m bat,,
'' 10 MT. hLttN lAvLoh Ia Botetourt.
pa.o' oct. ". 5O..st tLiLABEiH THOMPSON.
ISnoEs FOX 8 VI .on 1narsd0y TIE aofk or
- Nveemotr, al the residence OF the late 1u.nAs
.nso, esq. Belle Mead, county of Powhaian, vii he
u iov very Iisey nrsises, consisting OF men, 30.
tnen ana cnHdrei'.. Ierns - 0sA.
s.'o, az re S4n's finis amt pt0ce-Tweiv excellent
MoIs hofses The whole STOCK OF cattle shesp and hogs
equal 10 any n the staIe OF Virginia. wit a the nee
safy utensils attached to extensive farmland like.
wise t1e crop OF corn fodder, &C &c.-Ierus twelve
months cfedit, With bond and approved stcutit, 10
oeat interest from date, which viii be reunited IL
puncinay paid. JOHN y ROLLING
Oct. 81. 5o..tts sana'r or IHD,ua, Yg5b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

We have some doubts, whether tie De.
mocraiic Press is moi mistaken in assert
ing, that HE King of Spain has agreed 10
the Florida treaty, and that il is in this
country, 10 be laid beiore Congress. The
reason for this doubt il, that by the con.
s,iiution of 1912, no part Of The Spanish
empire is TO be aIiena,ed without the con-
sen; OF the Cories-aUd that they have
even claimed an interference in some irca-
~ with Holland, because il was made some
time since without their consent. We
have not yet seen any account of the Flo
rida treaty being acted OH by The Cortcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

l.. BARER. den list,
- ESPECtFuLLr mfoiius the p1bi3c thai he has re-
~ tWue6 20 Eiehm9nc. oci. y Gjs..sif
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LAND FOR SALE.

LNNIJ FFJK SNIE
WISH to sell my tract of land lying in Halifax conn.
", on the head Of Difllcult creek, containing be
tween aud 700 acres this sad Is we'll watered aud /,
adapted TO the culture ~ tobacco and all kinds Of grain
there Is toierahle proportion OF meadow ground a
pstt reclaimed, and IS nov in tyeeilent order either
or crop ot tobacco, gfan or the balance may
he reclaimed with hut hide abour The Improvements
ave convenient for the accommodation Of snail f..
Ivy. Any person vishng To purchase may know The
terms, ny applying TO She subscriber living on tAe
premise'. NATHANIEL BARKsnALE.
oclsber IT. 5o.v9ss
MOfiCR...".A petition viii he prestnted 10 The
~ next General Assembly, PRAYING an increase Of
compensation 60 the INSPECTORS 81 Rsudo,vlss ware.
Hoofs, IA The couniy Of Prince Edward.
OCTOBER n. 'So,r-srs
A PETITION wit be pfeseuted 40 tse neNt Gss,fa!
IN Assembly, nfsying tcpe.i of iBs act rasssG
Fslnary 1879, Tor TIE impIogcinfi' 0fibe Navsaton
Of Tie North Fora 20 ryTffa ftf,
"eteb'i ~. n ~G9