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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

chss;eIGeld COUNTY e,urt. isz,.
u February H. --s
|o''an s,n"., .Piainfi6.
william Elicit, Samuel iiancoei, EIdrdee su.i,s
Dejsndanfs.
On the motion Of ID. plaIna by bsaiioIney. and Il
appearing 20 the Satisfaction Of The thai The de-
PENDANTS Chsstain Brumnzl and Johu Brumu ALL are
not inhabitants Of this aud that process
csn"t be served upon them. the court doth Order ana
and John er"mmaii. d" appear here on The secon1
MONDAY IN Apr, next and enter their Appearance ana
give secnfiy according to the act OF Assembly aud the
t"is OF this court and that CODY this order be
forthwith inserted IN publIshed I'm an.
city OF Richmond fof two months snccessiyely ana
1t another copy be posted at the front door Of he
days A copy-Iest, 1850
Feb. vs. oi..usw. =. poiNDExTER.
Nk"iNit-4it u superior COURT OF chancxrv Aei.
den az the CAPITOL, ia the city OF Richsnond the
lSth day Of January, isi8-
Henry BaHhs........ .................. Plaintiff,
Uffam Duval0nd Samuel Duroi.. =. .fendan,s
i@fS cause this day 10 be heard on fac
enfs, answers. and srhidifs and pos argxed 6v
cohHSet 0n confederation fhe,eof. fhe courf doth
TGer fhe accounts betreea tie piainfu and the
oVeHdant Sdn;uef Dupdf 10 one 81 IFS connrissioss
es "ho IS directedf0 eramine state and settle the
n1.fers speciality stated deemed pertinent BY hira>
sey or nhich may De required BY fhe partses to 10
So'tstsd' Il copy Tssfe,
BM " HEN/NC. C. c..
CoMMissioSER's OFFICE
Rdhmond I'd month isth, 1921. (
me parties Interested af ie,ned take notice Thar
: have appointed The 3b'h day Of the fourth monlh
lap next t commence the dir. cted nv he
"tegpihg orref OF the court, which said
aa ,HeJ are required 10 attend AT my Office In hi, city
@.v eefoek A. VI with their accounts, vouchers and
eoPe' OF the court papers ready Tor examination ana
se,. e"eh. AMOS LAID, NJ c.
- T..uRw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

LOSS or THf BRIG MARY
NV SoRx March e5-By ship Elias Eurgey rom
s. csoi1. ~ iea;n ihsi bs bT ..sry eag.in lflber
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

a w. persons having oisin,s against The estate ~
GEORGE POTTER, dec. late OF Louisa couutv
are desired 30 make them known In
JOHN THOMPSON, Fx'or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06


r.. ) Iwite in part OF the country where
the arrival ard departure of The post are so
iDcohveniently arranged tbatI hardly know
when this letter will reach you, il addresaed
directly 10 Liverpool. think il best. there.
fore to send il 10 lows, whence I hope il,
may be forwarded 10 morrow, So as 10 reach
sou on Monday
lhe Newspaper which Iias given occasion
10 IL only came to Rly hands late last BiQht'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

A Ii pefsons Indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM deeesssd
are Ie9nes.eot 20 maxi payment 10 roe Immediately.
as am DESTROYS Of closing the sdsnstrstino az soon
As possible aud therefore gsant indulgence q,
any bony. N6LIRR DUS, Executor
Nov 10 oa'.u 81 JobE GTakatn deco.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

display had the effect on the minds Of the
Indians, that it was intended to inspire,
which was most favorable, as to the APP
pearance and efficiency Of the troops, aud
OF the practicsbiIity Of using cannon with
ease and effect. The Steamboat " Ex-
petition was also put in motion, to their
great establishment and admiration.
Mai. O'FaIlon has been Jealous and
indefatigabIe ia the discharge Of his du-
ties as Indian agent. His impartial and
dignified conduct towards the Indians, has
made a very favorable impression on
them; and it requires nothing but sim
liar course of conduct on the part Oh the
agent Of government, 10 perpelnate their
Friendship. With the highest &c.
Fl. ATKINSON, Brig. Gen.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
COuRTS.

FEDERAL COURTS OF THE U. STATES.
The Circuit Courts, in New-J Jersey,
are held on the FIRST Of April and first
Of October, at Trenton.
The District Courts, in New-Jer-
sey, are held on the FIRST Tuesday ia
November and May, at New Bruns-
wick; and the first Tuesday 10 Feb
ruary aud August, at Burlington.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
TnWN. MEEqING

The second Monday 10 April, is
the time designated BY law for the
Annual Election Of Town Officers.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
AMMAN ELECTION.

Nomination Of Candidates must be
made the first Monday ia September.
Days Of Election, second Tuesday
10 October and day following.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
BANKING.
Stale Bank at ELizabetk.

Opens for business at 9 o'clock,
Am. and shuts at 2, PM. Discounts
on Mondays. Notes for discount
must be deposited before IL o'clock
on Mondays.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

Court Of Chancery Of New-Jersey.
First Tuesday in April I'd in Ju-
"; I'd in October; Sd in January.
Supreme Courts Of vew-Jersey,
Are held in Trenton, the second
Tuesdays in May and November;
the first in September, and the last ia
February.
Circuit Courts.
Bergen 4th Tuesday ia March and
October.
Essex, I'd do. ia April, and Sd 10
September.
Middlesex, I'd do. in June, aud I'd in
December.
Somerset, Sd do. in April, aud LIST in
October.
Morris, Sd do. 10 March, and 4th 10
September.
Sussex, 4th do. il May, aud Ath in
November.
Inferior Courts Of Common Pleas.
Essex, lst Tuesday in January, I'd
in April, 4th in june, and Sd 10
September.
Bergen, 18th Tuesday 10 January,
March, October, and I'd in June.
Morris. Sd Tuesday in December
and March, LIST ID July, aud Ali
10 September.
Sussex Sd Tuesday in February
aud August, and 4th III May and
November.
Courts ofthe Borough of Elisabeth,
Are held on the first Tuesdays 10
March, June, September aud De-
cember.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
State Bank at Newark.

Opens for business at 10, AM. aud
closes at 8, P. M. Discounts on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Offer
ing days Tuesdays and Fridays.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

Newark Banking and Insuraace Go.
r Opens for business at 10, AM. and
closes at 3, p. M. Discounts on
Tuesdays aud Fridays. Notes for
discount must be offered the day pre-
vious.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
KITN NV W

ED to the Jail Of Brunswick county Va on the
- 25th JUly last runawsv a NEGRO man Who - lie
himself lsiANlle is about feet inches high about 25
his front upper tooth split half Off scar ON the little
81 tne rsnt hsnd; lie Gays he belongs John Roberts
King otJaper County, Georgia-Te owner is requested 10
away. - w e -'i''
isg-commed to the Jail Of Brunswick County on the
1o,h day Of November last runaway, negro man who
calls himself JiAi or JIMMY He about, feet inces
nigh about y years Of dark complexion has scar ON
INC iet side OF his noseHc SAYS he Belongs to Willie B
row, negro spectators who purchased him of John ~ Bot
ton III portsmouth, Vaslys he away in Stokes conn
~ y. e. on his way to the south, and that he don't know,
where M Burrow calls his place Of residence Tho owner
away. III ,r I,Iifsfif.pS ~ IN"
-r.Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

GEzA TINIE subscribers, executors OF Col Richard
fssssitf a. Adams, deceased, desirous OF MAKING
lssi private sac of that beautiful country seat called
-, ii'EE HhL, about two miles below this city,
iooacres more than hnlf being low grounds, great pro-
Poron on winch well adopted to the culture of grass.
The buildings spacious and conveniently for
,f accommodation oil gentccl family There aplenti-
iu' supply OF good spring water and the situation com
nas prospect whh for beauty variety almost unc
guaied. = -
ne terms VIII be made easy rurchascrs:hc payments
being intended 20 be TO the minors ms they may
10 the age of 20 years. JOHN ADAMS
June u ll--wiw SANL q. ADAMS, ct 0'S
uE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF LAND
n the county of Essex, known by The of GREEN
FIELD supposed contain 100 is bounded on
Que side by the Rappahannock river 1t has Justly
siercd one of the valuable river and
only surpassed by in point OF fertility. As expect
person inclined 10 purchase would wish the land,
s otener nioa particular enumeration advantages.
June ia. I2-VfH nANGEREIFI ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

~ T Doaars Re,cdrd-.Stop the Hageoner
self ern; me 18th June waqgonrr who called him
Virginia tool T.; and said he lived in Caroline eounty
foods sAd % u IL VaThcy consisted of boxes dry
Hanover EuhIVwder tea, all marked j. g. De Jonrc
gai,i soa NOW, said Naggonrr Ins rot felivefi
give $50 TO Sng gC sn has been heard Of him oce viii
together or : G s " 40 wiz stop the waggoncr goods
by horses and Ear er o. sge very tall and slender lie had
lead This ~ Icy one IN his waagon-fhe prey took tho
erec Li rs al that can be recollcecd az him o. III
ccpt but he s,iS gbous ~ his wagon asked him for re-
U''e'' D' for my own as well as for The p;r oe oe e
v. ID. The obovo ,,...,-- J. S. DE JOYCE.
gf5Oo. ~ L mentioned goods amount 10 fr,r, t5no q,
I'll Liney chiefly consist Of cambrics ,"sDs 'o ~, 20
buttons g siiA cloth, cashmere sbals b,ndt
forks pocie, LII, S0ne knives, SCISSORS sets knycs md
ner neDpoks, and variety Of ether articles too n,i
June -. 1J--2tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
BY RiTCHIE & GOOCH.l

M. The ENQUIRER spublishedtwicc n week, general
, and ,srec times week during the session Of the State lie
;saarePrce, the as heretofore, Fe Dollars per an
, in advance. Notes of chartcre spccic-ay ing
TANKS (on will be received in payment The Editors will
Guarantee the safety OF RENTING them by mall the postage
OF al letter. being paid by the writers.
1 No paper will be discontinued but at the discretion
Of The Eors,l until all arreragcs have been paid
I Whoever will guarantee tbs payment oil nine papers,
all have "A tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II Ono s1uare iesS-tirs inserton 10 ccnts-cach
continuance. 50 cents
Advertisement inserted, until n has either been paid
for, or assumed by person in this city, its enyiron
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FOR SA1-E


'nI extensive ard very valuable Estate called MANS
a ny Lodge, formerly the property of Tlo's miller
H. Loag Is situated in the Of King VIII
il On the Painunkey river opposite Hanover Town nd
,s = mics OF the city Of Richmond, in a wealthy
ana agreeable neighborhood Ii contains nearly three
S as valuable land any thai yer of which
."oinoand are io~grouuds of great fertility and of
I1lous SOILS adapted to the culture corn wheat md
t' ne nigh land also fertile, ana clothed win,
as aiordng AN abundant supply Of wood and timber
aSe Manufacturing Sfi adjons this estateni which
49,, made or car be sold small deduction ron
~ Nohinoh1 prcesj and fro. tie landing on tc I;ver
Ouucl may be transported 10 Hglinore at an eNucnsc
I .hdn ciSht or teUcent per buslel There are t,yo
% u"2inns houses Situated in eligible positions for ~,
WIN sood outhouseS stables and barns To
& ne ore Is usually call ed WdnsEn Y1Tge the otI,nY l.
~ u' part oil the estate which has obtained The narDe T
NL"Us- To the former belong valuable aud crter
Perhaps estate in virginia si,rasses tIis
iunly 81 Soi beauty and pleasantness ofs,non or In
enience and cheapness of the transp,rtno OF H.,
70 me best naTi.c-aIanskin Lodge and ~ orI.
u pe SOFA entire, or in parcels 10 suit puebascrs ~,
terms; One fourth part ofhc PURCHASE nIonev
t, ed i'o I'VE equal parts-ouc ilth part Of the j
WIZ nc required in cashte other fou! 6itbs viii he
N annual instruments, succcssi,ey the rst
,,1 on zoe lst January, 1e22-thc remaining fl,rec
Mn oe MADE puS able the list JANUARY ig2e
"'' On tue land Tor additional security ~ "
WILLIAM MILLER,
j. u. FERGUSON,
rfos,cttat, f,,s, Executors OF Thomas Miller dec.
IO5-tf
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received here from the capital, circumstance
winch appears to have made an impression ON
the visage ofevery man You meet.

winch appears to have made AN impression ON
the Visage oferery man You meet,
EXTRACT.
perG Ci,t=, .ildy 9, 1891.
Inc day before yesterday there arrived in
tins city deser,cr from the insurgents, who
had been drummer; he has undergone an
examination, and the following is the sub
stance OF his answers TO the heterogeneous
That colonel Ebiu had been reinforced since
the battle of Iepiaca by troops from the city
OF .He17co and Puebia and that he had march
eu with an intention TO attack OrGSacc but
tnat IN the deiilc of the mountains near 4cH-
Siago, ms advanced guard was attacked by a
squadron OF llsurgent cavalry of 500 men,
posted there by general Victoria that he was
under the necessity Of changing his route and
mad reached the plains when he was attacked
By the corps under the insurgent chiefs Brdrr.
oSoT1o, and .Mochdso; composed entirely ii
cavalry, by whom the royal force WAS put 10
the rout; and that col. Ebia had escaped to
the sea coast, where he embarked, but whittier
he went was known.
NOW Tor my own part do not reposc entire
credit in the deposition OF this drummer. al
though it was known here that Victoria was
IN motion and was taking measures to defeat
the designs fEbia, whose purpose was to
attack O'uSara. Now It'll very certain that
hbia mas not accomplished the purpose that
ne is not at that place and that its importance
made n certainly an object worthy OF his whole
Efforts, as there are 10000 quintals of tobac-
co there, worth S,5o00CO dollars, and this
tobacco was the only resource which the row
al troops Possessed prior 20 its capture by the
insurgents.
Some days since it was initiated to the
cablldo here, that a courier was on his way
from Mexico for this place, under an escort OF
squadron of the regiment of Quatre Ordines
preparations were made to provide quarters
Tor troops, but they have not yet made their
appearance.
An English sloop ofwar anchored here the
day before yesterday, which left Campeachy
on the 9th instant. The protested object of
this visit is TO obtain supply of fresh provis-
ions but the real object most probably is, to
afford those who wish to remove their money.
an opportunity OF shipping it.
There Is nothing more that can inform
you at present from this town, which in rea-
ty resembles place ina state ofsicgc.
G,,yor0
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First Ship for London,

IA First Ship for London,
,iSsfS> To the address of MessrS. JOHN GILLIAT &
49, co. with the liberty OF consignment the very
s,nefor and well known regular trading ship HENRY
Clay Thomas Potts commander expected 10 arrive in a
e DAYS att Hundred, when she will commence
Iosdine, and he despatched Immediately, having more
han one half of her cargo already engagedFor freight
OF rer.aircr, hch viii be taken reasonable
terms, or passage, applyto JNo. & WAl. GILLIAT.
III also for London,
,y}3sES To ihc address OF Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT &
.fkfe co. with the liberty of consignment the fine
brig MAKO ARI, James McLrvan, comniandcr coppered
end stands Lloy d is expected to be Warwick
very DAYS, and will loading
DC got ready niier bmrthen is $50 hhds
tacco go hhds is wanted freight, which if
offered soon will be taken low-for terms apply to
JNO. i WM. GILLIAT.
who have in Store, ana offer for sale, few large
SCREWS usyd for slowing tobacco.
June -. 1877
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Drugs, Medicines, Dye SIl6s, Paints, OILS, 81
G. H. AIR iITkN1 ' >

yery general supply Of DYE sTUFF, ,iz. ns1,1.r
gO9nd ogwood do oamUoOd do. rcd or Brazil wool DO
paints, oils. &c WV 'O''e van 'H'
TIC has also received per schr Jane from phadrphia a
OF The judges in that city. " - '"e
G hS lsiey received from New York An additional SUP
few bushels Of saufoin or HOLY HAY en- much 49, 81
OF ~ thc French agrcuturigts ~ 'P'''
Nc has also few bumper. OF The frs. ,,.,y q Ar N
0lL AN Of Which win be sold l5,v FOR c,sI, o ~,
customers liberal credit " " P
- v, n. A. wishes 70 employ YOUNG MAN who San
come Wei recommended, who tinderstaots t,,ns ~, -
ing books. f,ine i's "'s''' "np M N'oP
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The Botetourt Springs, lEtelN cqlleN CarrinI 5

The Botetout Springs iQteiy cQitea Carun' 3,
MILL be prepared for lc reception of company hY
rstday of July NEXT These valuable mineral waters,
which IN consequence of the both the ability and
rsSo" ol,;. former P'isor 10 in prove ;heu have
heretofore been but little known except il seir
neshD9rhood have lately become the property colnIy
oi gentlemen, and have been Improved stv!c nor ex
ceede, 1t IS believed, by any watering place the United
States The buildings all built of brick and in an emil;
net degree unite neaincSs, cncnce
situation is IN all respects desirable one being in lc in
dae neighuorhood OF of the beautiful and fertile
tracts OF country in Vrgni, combining the advantages Of
ho' mountain and painand accessible that per.ous
nom all the lower towns OF virgna may reach them with
nt the expense OF horses and carriages The stages going
rom Richmond through Lynchhurg Tennessee and from
bhnoc 70 the same state, pass within few miles of them
G aIIangemen;S have been made with the proprieors of
me former 10 deliver passengers the SPOT and To
mem way whenever they shall chuse depart They lie
W s county oil Botetou1, ~ miles Of Fncastle and 10
east OF SaiaiIl--and are within miles Of Mr. ,yobn n
Luss tayerl on the great Valley Road leading from the
Atlantic 10 che Western States $500 ~
fhe Subscriber having been employed By The roprietor to
ise the management Of this establishment invites tIas
eS ana gentlemen who intend visit the upper country
us the approaching summer, either for health or arnsc-
Mon 20 can upon himaS'oring them that thew viii fad
e wafer lhe component parts OF Which are sulphur and
1 t ~ Great number ofcgses be oft,e most eica-
Ou> td' aat that every cXertion shall he used 10 make
'Heir stay Us comfortable and agreeable as possShIc
CURTIS X. HOLMES, For tie Pro,r-ieto,s
Botrto'ut Springs, fune -. Ia =,
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CARRIAGES

'hE subscriber has for sale at
"a Petersburg, Va. a large nssormeni
GzSIS Et-asSS5.S3 Of Work in his line of business
coaches and Coaches, with
CANT trimmings and plated bellband. - ''A '-'
irs panne Gigs with the best sea sprpt with
osllhandS and fun plated joints and leather tops
very light Coaches with the door behind and SWINGING fo,
board attached to the body for cling gentlemen and
W 80
Single sukie5 and stick Gigs, double and single with and
without tops % ~ w
Low priced family Stages, handsomely finished fixed to
work with horses. W ~
Elegant Races, with elliptic sprirrs with harIso
with morocco Innings, fixed work with one or Two bors.
WIN The He.r iRvened ChGrocs, and Dearborn WAGONS
with oval steel springs in front of them light
for one horse Ns
An excellent assortment of the plated and brass
ca Harness Tor carriages, gigs, family Stages, &C.
STERLING WOODWARD
NJ h. supply OF the above work nav be had Iy apnv;ng
opposite 3Ir William FTenchs Tavern Old stree; Pciere
burg ana liberal discount will made for ca uyrrts
Orders from part of the country addressed 10 pom
lar Grove Post Office, Dinwidde county Va viii be attend
ed TO. Nav IL - III 90,
COMMITTED TO the Jail OF Halifax co1iyya ON the 7b
- February last, negro who calls himself n ARBY
and says he The property of Mills Eaicy Of SotInmpton
county, Va lie is about feet or inches hisb ircned
TO be OF yellow complexioE-has small scar ON his face
appears 10 have been occasoncd In burn lie had an
when committed, short cotton and panaloonsThe
owner Is requested TO forward pay charges and u he
him away, otherwise he will be dealt with as the lyy d.
reefs. JOEL TYSES yIiioy cr Traj;fs -, ui-
hbsL :" IG7-Vl2w
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FRENCH U5Y

Hfib subscriber wishes ~ sell or exchange for no, !;
- Eiehmonl the farm on which lac livcs called III ti
h ,ne mile from Richmond the to redericks
ana-leng almost surrounded by the Cbctahoninv and
b Srcms on It an excellent story brick dwelling
% us ze have stronger claims the attention of pers
purchase or exchange The plat viii be len with M
Atboy Eobinsou jun Bank Of virginia. " ho can ive s
Information requiredj and the subscriber will lie h,pr ~
any tnc 70 slew The land 10 those disposed 10 view H.
il.hulNtt, June q. S-wtf DANIEL COrrQU
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BOOK B[NnING

~ N n. MAYO, fespec an, .
and bofs ual nc stil carries tho HOOK B}VDIlfs
10 e,e Nv ms e%ertons, aud experience in his ,rii
cry resrect. "'"i WIN orders, satisfaction in CIV
& Tteh I ny be LEFT at Messrs. S'6 NJ Alone, rtto
Hscoyd Psofs ~ ~ Vaaiu srcef) where also fs,f III
orIr, o. ~, own manufacture will be ker er sslc
their variety od ~ DING aud BLANK NOOK in III
returned Vsu ,eeeiscd ~ either 6ftbc above Uni
on very moderate term manner, and with expedition
charge win Se m @Sss not executed according to order no
June %
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-I1ILLL1.N .NE.4LE 8; 90.

(soUTu SIDE OF THE MARKET BRIDGE,)
~ EG leave inform their friends and the public that the
ES arrival Of the Hannah Elizabeth Captain Hand,
placed them in possession Of considerable additional supply
% FANCY < STAPLE GOODS which renders their
sortment nearly coneierey in hourly ex ectation
ca sail further supplies, which will continue arrive by
packets from New York aud Philadelphia the demands
their customers make it necessary They consider
necessary 10 paticulsre the articles comprising their
sortmeu', they determined keep constantly
every useful aud fashionable article in their line Of buSin
iai be procured in the best markets ihat The country
uTds; and having experienced partner resident
Norh they Halter themselves that they viii promise their
Customers much when they add that their arrangements
are SAGA 90 enable them give goods equal
any house IN the Nav H. st
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Whtte ~ .ynest aMIphM. Springs.

TSNlE public are informed that
r<TS7ss. i hack with four well broke hor-
E6sJySss<>. accustomed Ia the mountains
tf5r7sSiHaz. and one OF the best driS ers IN the
49, "a Es fe Will leave the FincaStle stage
Diioe every Tuesday during the
summer o'clock the vi per-
wishing attend the above Springs.
June IS 11--aff
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ALT.A.N' BELTS,

BOOKSELLER AND STArIOSER.
Sir doors dbors the Bel 1'ageya lfain Street,
VEHN respectfully informs the public that lac
~ received, in addition TO his extensive stock hand
iy the list arrivals from New Yor large supply Of yalu-
able
BOOKS s; STATIONARY
which akcs his equal complete than
aN establishment OF the kind. lie will constantly receive
ihher supplies as his demands may require.
j.Peeisd daay W the i'irginia from aesv York,
\ icT trunks and boxes of Books
zoe seams writing and letter Paper, good quality
quantity OF wrapping Paper.
All articles his line viii be sold at the most reduced
prices The citizens OF liichnnnG ana his friends
viii please give him call before they purchase.
Iunc -. 1871
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a-So y Tickets az Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
Not Two blanks to prize-ali PAYABLE in c.aIs,,
ret TO deduction Of IS per ccntEand first dram SS1
blanks entitled TO &c dollars each ~ WV
" One prize oil Jo dollars To be deposited in the ,eol
t'e hiyone prize Of 5000 dollars after Iatb day
one irc oi rocco dollars aer the ,,ay and The $4,000
drawings "l-e'e" III 'hAf y
i'cfriS dols-iinvcs d Quarters 2-Eichtls l.
~ so IN thr greatest variety Of numbers at CLARES
20. ~ Market street, baltimore ~ -
- oru'rS Tor Tickets in either of the above lotteries
49, any part OF ihe United States, enclosing the cash post
p"u' WIZ NEE with prompt attention, addressed 10
io-e =. CLARK, baltimore
AM, ihr &C., Charleston Courier viii please the same