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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

yEIHE subscribers respectfully inform the pnblic that
Il they have opened CLOTHING STORE, N the
house formerly owned by MI Mayo aad lately occupied
nv msssrs Smith * Riddle, on the Main street The
long experience Of Of the partners as cutter IN
one oftbe frst rate houses in London and New Yors
with that Of the other having command Of considerable
capital, and importing hts own cloths, they will be
enabled 10 carry business in style Of elegance ana
puneuaty very superior any thing Of the kind ever
known IN RichnIond.
The public respectfully invited 10 cali aud inspect
the quality Of the goods the superior style the clothes
are cat IN and the mastery execution % them eJ
way. WlLLlAhepS ~ ,fs,s'.4.s
&c 49, al
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RICHMOND, MAY o, 1920.
TO THE EDITORS.

Washington, Nay 5.
hasten 10 advise you that the Sc
nate, by majority OF one vote, post.
poDed indefinitely. or, in other words,
rejected, The Tariff Bill. congratulate
you on the event, as preventing most
enormous national evil"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
IN SENATE.

Thursday, May 4.....The resolutions
submitted by Mr.. Irimtie Oh Tuesday,
relative TO surveys ofihe in and and ma
Titime frontiers, &c. were taken up.
After some conversation on the object
OF the resolutions, which was explained
by tue mover,
The first resolution, relative 10 the in.
land frontier, was on the suggestion OF
MIR. Barbour, referred TO the committee
on military affairs.
The second resolution, relative TO the
survey OF The maritime frontier. was with
drawn by Mr.. 2Timbie, II appearing il'a'
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LET Us ALONE.


The whole or MIR. Galdwin's brood has Fl.
naly passed 10 the tomb of the Capulsts.
The Cash Duty bill was strangledi in the II. of
R.-The tariff has early received the coup de
grace in the Senate. The poor auction bill, at
ter having been banded about the Represent
tative Chamber is ultimately kicked out of
doors. Joy 90 with them!-A system, more
utterly at WARMTH the clearest principles OF
the age, better calculated to tax the leading
interests of the country for the beEefit of sub
ordinate and privileged order, and 10 place
two classes OF the communityat the feet OF
third, was scarcely ever conceived in the daIk
days of feudal restriction. Let as dlOne. CO.
vernDlent is at best rude, unweildy, aud
buDglng machine; it il " an evil, though
necessary evil ;" il is one 10 which it is essen
tial to sci limits, and 10 say toit" thus far thou
shalt go, and 10 farther" CoDfne yourself 10
the objects for which YOU are instituted; as
snme no more power than is necessary to
these objects and invade as little as possible
the liberty of the people. Let conscience be
free; leave opinion to itself, let the pT
suits of industry be as free AK possible. Men
who depart from these principles are eDtlIu.
siasts or empires. There has been much idle
talk on this measure. A bounty on manu-
factHres would not have relieved the distress.
es Ofthe times. There is UiS medicdtrir IN a
| free society which will work out its cure. The
| times GTe 4" ont of joinr-but leave them to
| themselves. Let VA not die of the doct0T-bat
leave nature 10 herself
We congratulate our fellow citizens on the
| destruction of the Tariff Bill. We thank the
| Senate TOR the early aud manly stapd which
1 they have taken against ii. Let ignorance
| let disappointed interest or factious ambition
| clamor as muchas they will at the catastrophe
| tile enlightened friends OF tie country vii
thank them for their determnation.-W hay'
| not met with single citizen, however hmmbl,
| or however high. who does DotsiuceFely thaBl
| them for their vote.
| TIE PHILADELPHIA papers state, that couHtertei
al.
IN eireulalian. Tour counterfeit notes Of 80
dolLus haze also bern presented and detected 9
four Of the city hunks. These last are said to
good limitations but the paper IS thicker an
iUhiter tie Water-Ddrk more iadisttHCt, the iett'
and figure eHgTdring much boldeT, particular
| the rms issuiHg from the United States arms
| he signature Of w. Joats. PresiotWt f'd9oRnd'
! lfief.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
China s Glass Ware at Auciisn

WILL he sold on Monday the LIST OF May Al the store
otthe suhscriher,b by public auction all the stock
VI emma and glass ware then remaining hand Fer
sons III want OF sucn articles h. supplied until that
he al veryIDw prces-lnany articles below the cost
The stack al present consists Of Unfinished gold gn
ghsb aud French China tea sets, French China cups
o saucers separate from sets lustte and black printed
Shha tea sets, 50 pieces, India China tea and coffee
cups ana saucers, dishes, plates, cGstard cups
embossed China dessert sets.
GLASS;. Elegant diamond cut centre dishes and
sads, CELERY stands. bowls, pitchers, sugars and
creams, dishes. decanters, tuinbiers wines cham.
paignes Jelirs, ieonades cups cordial glasses
plates, saivers, case bottles, botles casios &C &c
March !. HENRY DxWHIlRSr L.
IT ibe above sale is postponed TO HsnGGy neIt me
I5fh INSf-Sae to commence that lay at O'Clock
under the mabageInentofw. c. Il 6. CLARKE, Auc'r:
HENRY DEWHURSr, in.
Terms Cndtr Gjty dollars, cash-fny 10 f,ro
hundred, strtg dayS-OUer tWO hundred, sir months.
Notes aHt approDcf eVdorSers, payable at the Bank
VFirsl"iA or Farmers Bank Of FirginiS TriI be
required. Mayo. Vt
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US. that the Intriguing. Gas6ifio9s Clinton H.
succeeded. The rotss "a the three Joliouing dis-~
triets. are, IN the Commercial Advertiser " the
3D. estimated TINS;
Southern District, spiT
Middle District. I2O6
Eastera District, 1853
di2s
iS53
2i7O
The No;ional 5drocate states thss Tompkins
goes INTO the irestern district NTH majority az
1880. lind oiioriHg that three of these COUNTLESS
,n the reaern District, ri= Genessee, Nigga ara
ond Chafaqne, sire Dir Clinton 1000 rotcs, and
the estimates IN the other counties The district
hold good, the Adrocate concludes .ke re. raajor
fy for 1smptias wiii be 377. 81
Ihe 1thanp Register Of the I'd, h0werer, St0tes
ne majority IN Ge"essee aione nj 1000 /; iearhe
is probatie that they ,cU more than outran this
number, are compelled to conclude thut De
Hitt Clinton is re-eieeted.
The Albany Argns, however. colsu'ates ,rifs
Senate and Assen5ly-the majority IN the iattet.
being estimated at 20. This gires Mr Ciinton
Council Of dppointn,efit hostile TO us viers.
Ihe ~. y. Mercantile Adrrtiser. (by last
ntshfS mail, Calculates CiiatoR's majority at !
from to 200O.
The g. LOWS Enquirer as. j;liei ri;h essays end
nominations for the Mfs,orri Coprsn,io1 fLe
election Of rkSck tsok place on the Iss, I'd and Sd
days Of thismonth. The great test of the caRdi-
dates, IS Restriction and No Restriction. Wrag
Of ne candidates are coming forlcard Nth their
cre'ds Most Of them Seea, 10 be opposed 10 intro
dncihg restrictive clause into The state consitu-
lion. Iae 81. Louis Enquirer, !toUerer souads
tie toesin "A aew crisis approaches. Danger
rises trhere no one expected ii, in the bosom OF
MISSOURI itself Our indcfaiiggLe enemies haze
long since prepared TO rcneip tie combat herr,
aud iow ettr anon tie c0Rtrs. ruth an uaity rnu-
cert aad energy, uAich gre the most seriU.s
aidrnis to tte friends Of Missouri"
We recommend TO DR. Ford of " York 20 take
ont a patent for his new discovery in psl;tieoi
economy. He. yorSoofh, did not Jeiierc fhat tie
:" IdriT OH, had az passed., irovM hire operated
20 e,h"nee 10 lie consumer the price ejPtporied
goods, bsiiering tat lie aci.sis,di Gerenceetrefa
The present and The proposed duty, rouid vns~
deei'ued to The gorernnent. tcithom ais operatizg
as tar on the people. Debate il. tue H. Of
IL. May o. Such an argument IS worthy the ia
rW.-H Is quite discovery ia taxation; Ike
nang of fhe netr principles discovered by some Of
ITS adrocaffs The truth as, the man scho Gun be-
tece this. Is letter qualified to smoke has pipe IN
ms o@n chfp'ney corner than IN The rig,rGm Of
the mutton.
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lI!..6,if

Nus S"LE OF Military Lands in the state of Ken.
thcSy. suant Ia deed OF uust extcu ed o
Tue subscriber ny DAVID Meade of Chesterfield my
"r purposes therein set forth bvarin, the loIh
o' July, ISIS aud duly recorded according law will
be sofa tor ready money, at public the high.
es' bdoef ~" bedneSdOy the StS dcy ~ IKE present
mnnd. one undivided mpit" OF or pat,
81 iahd situate lying aud being il the
on Green river, and containing by al old survey two
thousand acres. The tile vested in the subscriber MS
trustee will b" conveyed TO the purchaser.
Nav o. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

ENESeRIsD from the Arsenal at Lexington va on
~ the night ofihe 2i,h April. 1870, RODE KING an
enlisted hirr, an BENIN DOWNS, a private o { tile
guard at said arsenal
Rod'k King horn in the county Of Bedford and
state of Virginia aged 20 years, feet inches high
Of fair complexion light blue eyes, brown hair and Inv
profession planter. s 10 reward will be given for
his delivery at this place.
benjamin Downs was born in the conntyof Amherst
ard state OF Virginia. aged ~ years, feet a inches
high, Of dark complexion brown eyes, brown HAIR,
aud by profession abOrer s 10 reward will also he
his delivery to Ben. DeWns has relations
living the Blue Ridge IN Loudoun county Virginia
where expect both desettTs have gone, 4fey were
passing through Augusta county in that drertion
JAMES PAXTON Cant
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FOR THE ENQUIRER,
THE cTCuTC

THE SIGHTS j HAVE SEEN.
L have seen, within the last month, scenes
thatsurprise me almost much as the yisi0us
which astonished Mira.
have seen attempts in "A free .conntry 10
make farmers and merchants the slaves OF
manufacturers.
have seen Americans lose sight of the
clearest principles of the age, sId adopt the
exploded errors of the old European econO~
mists,
l have. seen attempts made % drive men
from the fields of nainre aud the light OF heay-
en-. and coop them M in factories * .ouDdries.
have seen the fable of the tanner again rs-
allied. II was told that nothing was so gcS>
tor fortiilcations an {eather aud no cure for
our presen, embarrassnents but a tax for the
beneft of the manufacturers.
have seen a measure seriously advocated.
hat would have filied our coast with smug-
g'ers, aud orr land with eXcisemen.
have seen men build up their means OF
ambition on cotton stnfis and broad cloths.
Al have seen men OF liberal minds preaching
MP a tax OF 80 per cent on foreign lierature--
taxing the very understandings of a free peQ-
pie for the aid OF few printers.
have seen Senator from n. Y. whom his
friends were wont ts hail as u great statesman,
veer like weathercock Ill the course of one
week. :.
have seen the representative of the great
est commercial town IN the state the oaIg rep
resentatIve of that slate who voted tor re-
Slrlctious npen commerce.
l have seen on two occasions tho rPpTeseN-
tanves of tie people hetraying their inteseSts,
and the representatives of the states standing
! up for them.
| IN the next two months, shall see orgauiz-
| ed a national Institution for promoting industry
IN the United States 1 shall see another hna.
OF essayisis and pamphleteers rushing from
the. press !; and deafeDing the public by clamor
aud complaints.
L shall see peS plans formed-new plots
! proJected-GRti UisSOuTiaaS and manufacturers
| clubbing together-and new efforts made 10
| ALLEVIATE the citizen OF the north from his bro
Their of the south. MIRA, JUNIOR.
The ship Thames, arr. at N. Y. from Lon
don, brings London dates TO the lst April
evening-A Madrid article of the 18th March
states. 1.-The cessien of the Floridas is now
suspended for long lime, in consequence OF
an article in the constitution Of 1872" (Which
| we quoted Oh the 2d inst. 1.-The project oil Oh 9
| law tor re-establishing the censorship of the
press IN France, was conclnded.--The CoTtes
! assemblies on 18th May.-The Queen of Ed.
gland ia on her return. 49,. a.,
The King ofSpain by advice of bis ProVi~
| sional Jnnta, published decree on the l0tli
! March, By Which he ordered" the supreme
tribunal of the Inquisition to be suppressed
The person who passed The counterfeit $500
u. s. u. was apprehended on the 5ih, tCharlps.
ton, Maryland, OH his way to Baltimore FIJI,
| companion escaped.
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The person who passed the counterfeit $500
u. s. u. was appTehended on the 5th, a tCharlps-
ton, Maryland, OH his way to BALTIMORE is
companion escaped.
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NV Envy DOLLARS RitW ARD

ID ANYWAY rom Ihe subscriber the 27Ib Of
L y march last. u'uNti1 man named DAVY calls
himself Davy Wchards-he RbOut 5 feet 10 inches
high Stout aud iiile inclined 10 he boWlsggs full
high forehead, scar in the forehead occasined by
blow with stone, is small featured and looks fu In
persons face when spoken 10, has coarse voice
reads aud writes well, aud also writes IN short band
Masters OF vessels uTewarned not to haTbor or give
him employment, aud patToles aud watchncn are ear
nes,y reqn ested 10 use some vigilance appTehend
him The above reward will he paid to any person no
will secure him TN jail, and all reasonable expenses
" delivered TO me In Salem, BoetouTi comfy Virginia
Nav @. lot WILLIAM L. WALTON.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranaway from the
subscriber diving IN The town % Manchester oa
The I'd inst negro wsnan called CaTY, unc0mnioniy
large and likely, about rs years old her complexioBs
bright Though not muiatto-she carried with her
gill aBont four months old nearly white with straight
har she is probably al this time in Petersburg here
her nohsr lives, or inits neigbbOThood. purchased
heI abon two years pas from Or. Banhlster OF Amelia
aud she may be in that neigbborhood-she was seen
conVesInglh day before she away With waggoner
from that county called Joe, who is believed TO beIong
10 ihat srclion of the county. Her husband 10 free
ihniato nian, called Jain Smth absnt 80 years Old
has some defof nifty about his shoulders giving him
The appearance 81 bavDg had his hack broke. lie
In Mahcieser-aud can wiite and las probably given
her pass II is not UNLIKELY that he means attempt
an escape to another sisrif So, they viii in all pro-
babhiy take The northern stage road attempt go
oil III vessel YOUNG p,NKEY
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NoiICE....Ail persons having claims or demands
y against the estate OF ARMISTEAD BURwELL,
deceased OF Mecklenburg county are desired to pre-.
sent Them for seiiiemeRt.-Tbose indebted are re-
qnts,ed to make speedy payment as the circum.
stances OF ihe et,a'. Will not admit Of delay,
ann IL IS also wished TO close the acCourtg within
the year. that distribution may be made OF The estate
agreeable TO the will.
May 9. I..wI2w LUCY PIPWEIr E,I;v
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Cohen's Offices. :. Norfolk and Baltimore
BRILLIANT LOTTERY,
PoR FINISHING AND COMPLETING THR
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL. CHURCH


Besides 80 Of lB0e Dollars, 20 OF 500 Dollars &C. <
only ~ 500 Tickets IN the scheme and the whc-e
Lottery TO he completed IN TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.
dHthe pri=es marked thus are PAYABLE WITH.
otf DISCOUNT, the others subject to nfteen uer
ctnt deduction as usual.
Present Price IF Tickets:
Whele Tickets. 40 fliths. 90
iaives,........-...lo Eighils.......1 so
- Suatttrs,...........5 Tenihs 10
10 &c hd6in great V0Yiety Of Numbers at tatea's
L'tfery a Exchange DCfcss No ia, sIarkef street,
ba"iMlore, and al The corner Of Eai.r street and
haiHeAs " haJ, Norfolk, Yirginia.
FROM The great nEmtor 81 the tickets already sold
ana Tue increasing demand the popularity of the st me
h"s neeh tested III 2ct, the arrangement Oft
eonid net Tail TO ensure universal Satisfaction on ac
count of the superior advantages offers Ia the aaven
'"fer The managers have engaged IN work OF great
expense and labor, but when completed, the CATHE.
pNhL VIII form one amongst the striking einbel
ishoits OF the ciiy. and IN pnInt Of Architectural
uecoraoh,w viii rank with the splendid In the MON
Inc managers rely with confidence the Z.sus
port "i Their fellow parshoners and OF their Caihc
btethIe elsewhere, and at the same time oil the 1.-The, a!
OF aii other denominations.
X oruers fon any part Of the Union .inp The
Cashor prize tickets IN any OF the iveiyes post pa
WIZ meet the same prompt attention as il on personal
application, addressed To 81 COHEN, JR.
secretary 70 TIC managers BalkfyuDre
MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE BERN OBTAINED An
NohhNs OFFICE IMAM Any OTHER OFFICE IN
THE UNITED STATES.
'.sAdyeHtnIers who purchase tbroupb The medium,
wuh complete list oftlr prizes il they d sire it
lh"se who wish The list will signify the same when Ia.
send on their orders.
hNhiincte. z. ~, e,if
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IRON COTTON YARNS. &c.

IRON, COTTON YAKNo, &c.
THE subscribed has just received ard Offers for sale,
hoop horse shoe saddle and plough plate iron
MAIL RODS assorted Of qualify and nnisb equal TO the
imported and infeTisT manufactured IN amer
lea Is confidently believed. Cation Yarns OGail Noe
aud from highly approved fzcIorys Rectihed WHlSs
KEY ia bafTels.s..a few reams writing and printing
PAFHR.....and fresh supply o. fyst chop FAMILY
FLOUR. BERNARD FkfION.
Mxy o. I..3t
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The King ofSpain by advice of bis ProVi~
sional Jnnta, published a decree on the l0th
March, By Which he ordered" the supreme
tribunal of the Inquisition to be suppressed. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

NEW YORK, May Tue news at
Curacao, on tue 5lh of April, when capt.
Holmes left there, was that the province
Of Maracsibo had reFoltcd in favour OF
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s:.S5Is, S.S S,ss.

sTTae ENQUIRER /. pubiishcd tSice week. e.ue
Iay. AUD nree times week during the session of the
Sate IestStatHre.PTce, the heretofore Five
Dollars per annu, payable la advance. Notes OF Char
tered saeeiepaying Ban4s, (otg) viii be received in
payment Tue Editors will guarantee the safety OF
RENTING them by mail, The postage Of ali Letters being
pad by tue writer's.
. M PAGER Mil be discontinued, (bu. the discre-
toa otiLe Editors until all agTcaTages have been paid
~.
win gaarantee The paymeu, of nine ps psr,
shall receive a Heath gratis.
FERNS OF ADVERTISING.
II one SgHare-F!TSs Insertion, IS Cenfs--cach
eeMtiHfaAce, 80 cents.
- No ddgertisemeHt Inserted until 10 has either
Ssen pad for o. assumed tg psrsOa Ia ths css
nS eRUiFOHS.
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land FNR SAIE-


WILL be sold 10 The highes bidder agreeable to the
" van -, HsichiSsd9k SrORc. iced on Fridag the
Assh gay ~ iIcWSt neat az fair 90 tn arX, l.i d.
uaet 81 iand, CONTAINING supposed about 900 acres
situate ANA ning IN the county oil CaToiTe tive miles
helo~ Needwoodald adjoining The stage road Th,s
aci IS wei wateTed, aud greater part calculated
Improvement having good cIaY foundation anJ well
adapted fof manure ana clover. Ibs land also houIs
ia yo"hg gf""ih, &C. OF various hnns suitable ior
iehehe. taSi, &c. one ni "i which mas never bren in
cultivation II IS presumed thai ihose inclined to pur.
chase VIII view The premises prior the day II sale
tHrreioIe iiftheT descri ytOn rs unnecessary.
The 'and sil he shown by applying Mr.. Thomas
- hdTis, who lives ADJOINING, by The SUbscTiber-
cieui OF twelve months will DC allowed purchaser
lor one hall The amount OF sale aud Other bali s
hOhIhs rom tie oay of saiegvng hcnds wii ayp.oy
ca security and deed Of trust the Hand to secure
payment to the adm'or. The sale will tske place Old
1he premises, about IL o'clock on the above DAY.
a. An persons indebted a. the trsaiOr AZ requested
70 come forward without deias aud make yInei and
those having claims. w! bring them pit perry auhes
Treated IN order that arrangements may be made TO
adjust them
JOSEPH BRAMG, 1dm'or de 6oniS aOr Nth
tie wtH dR'tsfea Of Efelc. Brdnse dee
Caroline. July IS. p, IN.
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| s-z-po.omac Land. aud Valuable Mill for Sale

k-5-PO'omac Land aud Valuable Mill for Sale
& NTHg 3isr OF AUGUST, IniU oyer et public safe
~ me fJttowihg g0EU1bie property. ui=
ONE FaRs; Of d6Out 500 acres, 500 Of nhich are
oofioN q considerable portion oth FRESH tdRd. mth
9h ample proportion Of rood. The s0i is accident
suited 70 tobacco Sni9N grain, grass and corn and
from trtdt IS capable " rapid rprovemst 6y puts
ter 70 This J0To. is att0ched 80 ~ reclaimed
id"d formerly "arSh, bnt no,r ditchsd, SiUced and
drained. an from experience capable If producing
tHree tons ~ ttofHy hay 0rGty bushels ~ tehsst 10
the acre. It is 0Ou ia such train taat 10 can be
Drought into eHnfV0fiOR aert gear.
one other f0r'a 0f 500 acres dH bottom 0nd ruth
a" adequate S'iPPty 81 Uood The Son as similar 10
tkoc % she trdf u60Oe described and 10 shis fur is
a!tached 80 "r 60 acres ofGrSt rate ms1doto taRd
4" ocfeS ~ toatca Is marSh IKE the re, tanned,
"f"t'0"ed G0Oge, ahG nay DC dI aimed at triviaf
pence.
ssoons othrrtrdc Of 500 acres nearly at in tuoods
orJrtsh-t"e bOoa sufficiently 10 ths TiVer 10
render 4" q" otJtct for n!arket Oh this tract there
is 5ferchaHf 1nd sriss sfILL GA sie,er Jo,fiDs
StTeGa, remarkable for lis coastancy i1 the iOrest
dt0"satS. Ih'rs are tno pain ~ barr SloheS trith
and cOn'nOGtORS, usid bit M The best manner ojtrSe
stone td"sn from thetrdef. the dmeiisg house Iith
some fef3tr scoHtd suit id1ce f0Anity. i. grocery
dAd ag sO1d store established at tais pi0ce some ts
yst1S siHce ait good GKs'mesS. ms 1eing one Of
re m0t c0"VenieRf pieces ~ deposit. OheHce he pro-
dMce Of me 0eigh6OHrhp0a und buck cou.t,n Il
shtpped 10 the District ~ Coi,r,Jia. IL is aisfonf
grst f"ct lies :" me PotOmac RiCey for ~ mite 0ad
me second GA HQat{G cree for II mile ,Aich here a.
0o"nd run the Toch FSh shad, Whfe perch und uitd
J0~t i"sne thrfesFdcfs are distant Prom fhe District
" COi@ni3ia about IS miles, aud from kreds5icksburr
aooat sixteen or SeDs1feenhrt io dOiCn as 10 be
ttaOle 20 me dyTedGttOHS 0J enemy aarihg tray
TIE freight to TEE district ~ C0iUn6ia is lr0, 10
ct"tS per OtShst anu from 81 to 50 ceniS per ton
me Sffdm OOof passes on sCcry day.
IhiS property GtiRs most adGdntaceo situatea
Of Ueyy UOIHoOte descriptions and INN.
ne mHTci 81 OF our THest riveyA t man nor be
"RhofRy Tie atteafsOn 81 thUSe UOiHg ia thut section
81 fhe country, rhere TIE pehseS Of trans OTtalion
eqHat, or e1cetd the expense Of cuHitot,O..
a." ne score ~ he0Ith ShaH ObyeFUe, that a turHl
famedsafeiy d6jJHiHg those HOm 0Bercd for sok aNd
"3rty situated, h1S JoT NE tGSt f.ree gears bce,,
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FOR SALE,
IN -

me fotlow'ng Redt Estate, in Richmond.
kSkVkN LOTS in Adams's Valley, distinguished On a
- plan made by Richard Young, i'm June. 1915 al.
Nos. !, 2, 3,l, 8, 10 and II.
ONE LOT, fronting forty fonr feet on n street. and
hhhng back l2O feet To Dock street and adjoining the
lot "i Robert Gamble Esq.
An" one ~Rd.gided thru pert Of TWO LOTS, each
hdVlng 'front.' oI 20 feet the Cross Oppusite
10 the Bell Tavern and ia depth about 100 teet-
on9neo on The north by the property of Messs. Ellis
F"I ttTns, apply to Messrs. Cambrenc & Pearson
New YORK, or JOAN G. SMITH Kichroud
Jan. IN 10 NJ