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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-19

EOSEfil LANCASTER, Founder ofthe Ianca s,s-
tenn OF Educaton intends receive six seven youth
euder fourteen wears of baarders FAMILY
GLASS OF PUPILS and finish their under his
care-in the Lnncasieran Institute they will the
III OF social education ard emulation and In family
uner the immediate and personal instruction OF
pai Tue subjects of instruction will embrace complete
En2s education for trade business and agricultural life
ITS design Is 10 Form social circle, in which may feel The
united Interest oil parent friend aud instructor lille he
'hrarS The benefits OF his maure experience
youth OF good abilities and respectable viii be
su appheaiion to be n,ade by letter, post p~d, ad-
4.
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TRIlSl' ShI.E

u virtue of deed of executed bv William Sbapks
~ deceased, and coniorm"hiy To its provisions will be sold
on e premises Tor cash, Saturday he GOA insaat
much OF tract of land which the said Shanks resided i'm
r county OF Nahsenond, containing by estimate 1875 acres
oieu Mount PieaSau will be sufficient nav the balance
doe ON the purchase of The an with in,eres, thereon
The trustee will convey other title than that with which
he is invested Uy the decd ~
ROBERT LIVELY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-19
STRAY Ed.

yNRCM residence on Shockoc HILL on the evening of
4 the 18th inst Il BLACK HORSE, . or no wears old
lie Is compactiy formed remarkably wewas
passing the turnpike gate about dark, and is believed
have taken the three road lie was raised in Mel
sou county, and will probably cndcavor to get back 10
that couny-Any person who will deliver him in Rich
nond or give inicrmaton by which he is shall
be hhera,iy rewarded c. w. GooCll.
Jan. II. 7e
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LECTURES On CUEMISTRYl7
MR. HENRY GRTVEGNFF

Mr.. HENRY GRIVEGNEE,
fTIAKE notice that shall proceed under commission
issued nom the Superior Court Of Chancery for lie
richmond District TO take the dispositions Of sundry witnesses
~ certain case wherein plaintiff and YOU defen-
dan al my dweing-house iege, in The kngdom Of the
Netherlands the Cd day OF April 1922 between the hours
Of IA NJ and5 p NJ and IL any cause the said deposi
tons ay Of thcm should I've taken the above
spechet II viii be regularly adjourned TO such and
place shall be requisite until the object Of the said COM
mission shall have been accomplished.
JOSEPH Gil. DE sOER
Richmond, December 10. 1921. g4tf
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NOTICE

LII persons having egg claims debts due them Inv the
e Soi JAS Byrc will please present them Immediate
~ for payment the subscriber DESTROYS of rosing liz
administration upon that estate.
-, JNO. S. BARBOUR,
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= New Members.

NOTICE.
Z WISH TO take as APPRENTICES TO the BRICK-LAY-
ING business, three boys of sober industrious
habits aud good morals those from the country be
preferred That well recommended. Term of SER
vice. not less than Eve wears
January II. 78-3t GEORGE r. MYERS
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Tho Hon. JOsEPH ANDERsos,
FIRST Comptroller OF the Treasury.

IRON THE AURORA.
The following extracts FROM letter rom a young
gentleman oi PbIladclphia, travelling in Great Brit
t,n, being from fresh aud unbiased eye, may af-
ford some amusement.
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FUE RENW.

IsEs.I The CENTRAL HOTEL in Charlottesville. sit,
ua,ed on Main-streei, and present occupied by
G'"rge W. hinsoiying, Esq The buildings large and
coninodious To enant well qualified the terms will be
liberal the present and future value this as pub
lac house nakes worthy the attention of the irs gentle
men in that line of business. Amply 10
December ia. Gs-t1F A. GARRETT
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BURR MILESTONE MANTTFHCTTnR7

DUu.1t III iifIL-IoI ON. MANUFACTURY.
WI. suoseriber successor TO White, Davidson and
Davidson Smell, Richmond Respectfully beos ieav.
20 orn ihe public, that he continues to
orus ana mas now on hand handsome
made neatly finished, and WARRANTED French Bar Mir
i@s %eh he win dispose Of at prices suitable
executed Country produce market prices or psgo,iab
o'es SATISFACTORILY enaorsed will be Iakcn in payment.
e., JAMES SMELL, isth Street, Richmond.
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THE SCOTTISH BORDER,

THE SCOTTISH BORDER
On myreiurn TO Oxford, look the stage for Car
lisls, and passed through posr country, nhabiie
mostly BY poor peasantry, almost, il not unite as
wreclied as the soil they cultiyae There are how
ever, N tao road several coasidcrz5ls towns where
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TRUSN SAI.E.

TRUST SALE.
virtue of decd oftrust from Thomas Taylor and wife
- bearing date the 9th April 1919, and recorded in the
county court OF enrco,I shall sell public auction in front
OF the Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond Saturday the
YIN 81 the neIt month"; february likely NEGRO MEN
for cash. VNi. T.. WICkIfA1I Trus,a.
~
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE.

Richr0Rd, RIA december, ia2t
conformity With of the General Assembly
lied" DIN act TO reduce one at tAe several ocfs
hsotors passed the 9Th Of January 1919 do here
~ make knpw u all whom il that sppear,
o he certificate Of William Price, cscheaor in and for The
osuy OF RUSSELL .,hsi by nquisiiion found ae
eog 10 law on the 5tst day Of May 1890 the follow ip
tracts oil and situated ia the county aforesaid of which
george May died seized and possessed have been
ouiu escheateu 10 this commonw cath, viz.
on the waters OF Nolrs creek -'S
sand other containing M n d
Nolrs creek" ~ ~ Vi
no wM. &. PENDLEToN, Register.
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MUSICAL INS'fRU MENYS.
VIE subscriber intending in few weeks to
New York, will dispose his piano forte and other
musical instruments, at reduced prices Cor cash.
Apply mt his Music Store, nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel
November SO. 5a-tf VAI ST0nART
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- GORDONSYILLE FOR SALE


ts.eH4 The subscribers have determined to sell this
3.k3 very ta,ahie estate containing about so
OF land lying i'll the county Orange the stage road
leading from Charlottesville To Eredefiekbg which is in
iercte, by the stage rad from Richmond Harron5ure
within 20 miles OF the University n "a GINA.
he land IS handsomely situaird under the Southwest
mHunains- in wenlty negh.OriIoo, and has the pre-
misses three conmodous dwenghouses Stables other
necessary ontbuinr well OF excellent
ter good garden large APPLE ORCHARD of choice Iuit
AMI an abundance o which easily be raised
This establishment has long hcen the most ELI
bic Tor TAV E Of any in the upper country and
count oil ITS healthy situation Is pleasant in
summer FOR peole from the part the state
We have rented the Tavern for the ensuing should
sale he Effected the the purchaser
have the liberty OF seeding in the fall
ror serlnS apply 10 Doctor Beae Nathaniel Gordon on
the place 10 James Gordon Boteourt county, N
Gorton of The house Of Williams. 4 uordon Richmond
JAMES GORDON, Mir al Ian JOAN II. GORDON,
LUCY GORDON, 3efNotaGniel} NATHL. GORDON,
CHARLES BEALE, Goir'ou. dec. SAINT Ii. GORDON,
GOrdousyle. Drtcutrr Soft
IL pcr>on' HleVeito lpIlN GRAHAM, deceased are
n requested 10 make payment 10 Immediately,
d>ros o closing the administration, possible
and therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
WALTER DUN, Executor
Nny. 10 SIT Of John Graham, dec.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA..
'HE president anu directors haze declared dividend
one aud 'aper cent the capital stock for the ns,
SIX months which WILDE paid TO tie stockholders on the
i' instant. WIN. NEKERVIS. Cashier.
inlary g. 7i--o,wIt
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How now you black and secret
NlIdmIglit haUs--M hat are Nnn nhnmi

Come, come, said the watch, none of your nl,v
aci'ug airs--lno the black hole with you The sable
CORPS were thrust in one green together where
for lime, they were loud and theatrical I: ever
and anon one would thrust his head through cir
cudr hole to survey the grim yIsages of the watch
men, + lnaly, they plead so hard IN blank verse
and promised never TO act Shakespeare again. that
lne Ohce magistrates released them nj n very late
hour IN Y N,f 9J
Grim. COMA respectable farmer Of neighbor.
ing county has been detected, under very suspicious
circumstances, IN making love to the wife of a veIy
honest citizen Of this cily.--Ihe injured husband
suspectng this OF straw" took two watcbnteu
and found the pumpkin in his lady's bed chamber
The surprise was so sudden, that the lover had net
tune TO perform the Indispensable honors Of his tot
e't, ana WAS compelled TO do immediate penance ;
Ivy walking TO the watch house, clad only in thin
shirt and with bare feet, aud this in very cold and
frosty night where" dlsGll'd almost TO Jelly with his
Tears and the ices he remained all night, and in the
morning was committed to Bridewell \ civil suit
has been commenced, and IL is,sUpposed, in the han
guage ct DR.. franklin, that he will @ pay dear for
MS whistle. IL.
WlNCHEsTER, Jan. H. Thomas Parker Eskridce.
native OF this county. has been appointed by the
executive olhe Territory of Arkansas, Circuit Judge
VALLEY BANK.
The general meeting Of tlie Stockholders Of the
Bank OF the Valley held at the Banking house in
tlUs place on Monday last very considerable num-
bcr Of Stockholders and Proxies we're present 4
iar and prosperous statement of the situation OF the
BANK and IFS branches was presented TO them, and
afforded perfect satisfaction TO all concerned The
Bank Is undcniably in 4 most prosperous condition.
ana we venture the opinion that similar institution
IN the United States is managed with more Judgment
and integrity. The Stockholders we're themselves so
well satisfied Of this fact, that no one manifested q
wish 10 have any change ~ the direction cOnse-
guent'y tie same Gentlemen who tie last year. and
Tor several preceding years directed the institution
we're again chosen for that purpose, H.
Charles Magill, John Bell, Obed Waite, Edward
NJ CURE, Joseph Iidl,a aud Thos Crsmer
On the part Of tle Commouweal,h, William Stein
bergens Amgusln c. Smith, and David HumphFies,
were appointed
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TRUST SALES.

WA. MAYO, Sheriff OF Henrico county,
7i-2awtis
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GOALS
HAVE FOR SALE,
DISSOLUTION.

TTIUE copartnersp he eofore existing under The firm ~
COLI & SHELDON, is this day dissolved by its limit
alton All persons having claims against said concern will
please present them Tor settlement and those indebted are
requested to call add make payment.
ROSCOW COLE,
Williamsburg, Jan. !, 1922. JACOB SHELDON
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Roscow Cole and jacob Sheldon having associated will
them Walter W Webb in the mercantile business twill be
conducted in future under the firm Of
COLE, SHELDO.T &. WEBB
RCSCOW COLE.
JACOB SHELDON,
JonuaIy ID Jaw Il ". W. WEBB
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WINCHESTER, Jan. Thomas Parker Eskyidqe
a native Of this county. has been appointed by The
executive Of the Territory of Arkansas Circuit Judge
in the said Tertiary
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TataatIe T. ert9 s're Real Estotes.
ENOR SAL.

k4HOR SAIL. nat we'll known
TAVERN STAND pleasantly situat-
ed on Shrewsbury Hill, now occupied by MIR.
ERAsrus SUMNER, within ten rods of the
Meeting House.
Said Stand is undoubtedly one of the
best in the County of Worcester. There is 4
large Barn and every other Out Building suit
ahie torender the situation complete as place
OF fubilck Entertainment
d,so-A new DWELLING-HOUSE.
within few rods of the Meeting House-with
good Barn and other Out-Buildngs. all new
and faithfully huilt.-The purchasers may
be accommodated with almost any number Of
acres of Land they may wish, and all in high
state Of cultivation
Likeu,,se-A small Tenement. about
half mile north of the above-named Estates.
with from 80 to so acres OF Land. as NAV best
suit the purchaser.
81 If those Estates are not sold pre-
vious to the first Monday in September next.
they will then be sold, at Puhlick Auction. to
the highest bidder, without the least reserve.
For information, inquire of SAMUEL. or
GILBERT w. HAVEN, near the premises.
NreTsbdrV ,July 16. 1900.
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FIRE.!
EVHE MANUFACTURERS, IN.

TVHE MANUFACTURERS, Tn.
n sURANcE COMPANY, recently establish
eo IN tne CITY OF Boston, for the express pur-
pose OF lnsurinS against Fire, with Capital
Oh neFee httndrec thousand dollars, now offer
10 Manufacturers throughout the United States.
an opportunity of insnring their property a.
gainst TINS destructive element, (which the
greatest care and strictest attention cannot
ai~ayS prevent, and which, in an unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces afluent and in
dependent families to poverty and distress.)
at such moderate rates, as cannot fail to in
ouce owners OF Factories to secure themselves
against loss.
The Company are in no manner restricted
as to the description of risks but will ma
premiums in all cases, however s,azar3ons
and on the most favourable terms. NOT only
Cotton, Woollen, and other Mannfactorias
will be insured at this office, but also Dwell
lighthouses, Stores, Furniture, Goods. and
Merchahdlze, with every other description of
property, suhJect to loss or injury BY fire.
Inc Company take this opportunity TO state
the KIND OF information deemed most necessa-
~ to be made by the applicants, as the premi-
ufns' I'D great measure, will be graduated by
their representa- N, to wit =
S'lNolCU vi what materials are
the buildings constructed For what purnose
occupied How many stories are the bnild-
lngs! OF what materials are the roofs -
What buildings are in the vicinity and their
distances from the one to be insured and for
what purpose occupied In what ma naec are
the buildings heated and lighted Whether
the picker, machine-shop, bleachery. oye-
house, &c. &c. are in, or annexed to the
building to be insured If watch is kent
IN the building or an engine attached 70
the establishment? And if insurance is waet-
ed on the several buildings belonging to the
Factory, the applicant will state the different
amounts on each; and if convenient, the
Company would wish to have a ground plot
to give them some idea Of TIE buildings to be
insured.
AS the Company will not, for the present,
take more than feoenty thousand dollars on any
one risk, and possessing an ample capital. give
undoubted security to the assured.
Persons DESTROYS of insurance. who may 70.
side out of the city, by forwarding their an
pllcations, by mail, or otherwise, to the Sec
Rotary, may be assured the same will meet
with immediate attention.
SAMUEL HUNT, iSec'ry.
Office, No. 81, State-street, Boston.
Boston, July %, 1929 I'm
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hh0bod WaAh5uyys

& INFORMS his Friends and. the
z Publick, that he continues the Mannf.c.
turing of MACHINERY for CARDING and
SfiNNlNG, on the most improved piar-at
his Shop, near SiKEs's Inn.
The satisfaction he has been enabled
to give to his employers, and the cds,ntenance
he has hitherto been faycured with, induce
MN 10 nope that be shall still partake in The
patronage OF the puhlick-more especially az
ne feels resolved that no future exertions shall
be lacking, on his part, to accommodate and
to crafty, not only as respects the faithfulness
bestowed on his work, his promptitude in full
filling engagements, but also his liberali,y Of
terms.
On hc'sd, or furnished at short notice.
4 full supply of PATENT LEAD
AQUEDUCTs, ofyarious sizes, and at differ
ent prices.
Worcester, .4ugust Z, 1892.
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One Grand Consolidation
THE GRAND PANORAMA

which is just added, is found to give the most
perfect satisfaction.--It is very ingenious
piece Of Mechanism, which cost the Inventor
several years Of study and labour to bring to
perfection.-It consists of great variety of
Curious Figures, (about 80 in numher) in all
The various actions Imaginable, working at all
kinds of trades, travelling, marching, &c. &C.
Among them are Carpenters, Tanners, Cur
riers, Farriers, Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Bak-
trs, BARRIERS, Turner's, Block Makers, Sawyers,
Stone-Cutters, Paper-Stainers, SC. SC. sc.
Boston, July2
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Valuable Mills and Water
Privileges.
EVHE noted Mills and Fstate

FENHE noted Mills and Estate
e long known by the name of SAwYER,s
MTLLs, situated on Nashua RIVER, in the town
Of Boylston, in the county of Worcester. are
now offered for sale-consisting of a Grist-
Mill, with two run of Stoncs-a SawMiu
Fuling-Nlil, and Clothiers' Works-two good
Dwelling Rarns-Wood- Houses
Sheds, aud other Buildngs-aud one hundred
acres of rich Interval and Upland an
excellent Farm.
To those who are acquainted with the
situation of these Mills, it is unnecessary to saw
any thing to recommend them, as it is allowed
that the situation for the use Of water power ;s
not surpassed by any in this part of the coun-
try. From peculiar natural advantages. the
Dam is supported at small expense, and is
not Liable to be destroyed by freshets.
These Mill-Seats were taken nm nv
some of the first settlers of the ancient town Of
Lancaster, and have never before been offer
ed for sale. They are situated five miles from
Lancaster village-thirty-eight miles from
Boston, and about forty miles from Provi
dence, and offer many advantages for the To-
cation of a large Manufacturing Establish
ment. %" Inquire of the Subscribers, ON the
premises. JOSEPH SAWYER.
HEZEKIAH GIBBS.
Boylston, July so, 1922. CIV
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SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Misses.
IN .aSHBUR.NHAM

VILL be opened The first
w Monday in September next. under
the tuition of Miss NJ. LAWRENCE In
which will be taught the following branches
English Grammar, Composition, Ancient
and an Modem Geography, History, Rhebrick.
Natural Philosophy, Rudiments of Chynistry.
Astronomy, Botany, Painting, the PROJECTION
OF Maps, Printwork. and Embroidery,
VI Tuition not to exceed So :0s per
Quarter Boarding to be had on reasonable
terms, in respectable families.
w B. Miss LAWRENCE instructed in
me aforementioned place the preceding Sea-
son. eEmethods met the full appreciation OF
all who were interested.
Rev. JOHN CUSHING.
IVERS JEWETT.
HOSEA STONE.
.Hshburnbanr, july %, 1922.
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GNOTICE.

no be Sold, a FARM, IN the
u centre Of the Town of Marlborough.
near the Meeting Heuse, containing about six.
y acres of good Land-welI proportioned for
slowing, rloughing. Orcharding, Pasturisg,
Md Wood-Laud-a large DwcllingHouse'
Earn barn, and oat-Houses-two good Wells of
sssster-aud is situated near Saw and Grist
MN, and is one of the most pleasant places in
sne own, the House being surrounded with
iarst elms and other would be pleas
ami residence for any Gentleman who wishes
70 retire into the country-is 90 miles from
BOSTON near the great Post-RoaI, where the
0'ase passes every day. Such situation is
seldom pr never offered for sale.
II not sold before the second dav Of
september next will then be sold at Publick
auction, On the premises, at one o'clock, p. M,
= or further particulars, inquire of the Sub
scrioer, now living on said Farm.
WILLIAM WHITNEY.
"oahboTough, July 80, 1922.
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MILITARY GOODS

Such as Plated & Gilt Swor1s-PIated.
Gilt, & Gold Epauletts--Rl plated & Gilt Bell
Buttons-Pated Cap CLains-Sword Chains
Gold, Silver, Gilt. and Plated Lace & Cord
Sword Swiyles, and Coclades. of which
they offer for sale, al a small advance for Cash
or approved Credit.
o. They also continue their business
of WATCH MAKING & REPAIRING and
they assure those who favour them with their
patronage, that there shall be no assiduitv
wanting on their part to give satisfaction.
Worcester, .4aLgust Z. 1899.
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Charles Wheeler

As for Sale, a large assort-
= 4 ment of WEsT-INDIA GOODS &,
GROCERIES, cheap for Cash.
=. w. calls upon all indebted to him
10 make Immediate payment. Inattentiop n
TINS notice may produce unpleasant oonse-
quences."C. w. also calls upon all who
nave BOTTLES in their possession beIonoing 70
HIM, and requests their immediate return.
Worcester. July 81, 1922.
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v aIuable Medicine.
AN7EDYSPEPTTC PILLS,
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

4 N approved and almost GER
4 n tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges-
ton, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles.
1t is well known that Dyspepsia is one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. lis commencement is indicated ia
different patients by various symptoms, Of
which the most remarkable are-Ttregltiardy
ofHte bo'cets, obstinate cosiireness, rioent head
ache, commonly called nervous or SICK head
ache, pellopness of The eyes and skt, ocidify Of
stomach after eating. often called HEARTBURN,
.fatuience, or wind on the stomach, bitter taste an
The nlo'1h in the morning, fafid breath, dropsi-
ness after dinner debility, IasSiiUde, eneaciation,
depression of$pirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on
the ptn"iple Of specificl1s. Their use was sug-
gested by theory; but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connactetl with Indigestion and
eostiveness, are certainly and speedily tcmov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, are. assured that the Auti-Dyspep-
tic Pills are remedy well worth their atten-
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence.
FoR SALE, BY
YERE.sFE4H ROBINSON Worcester /;
Likewise. Ivy Isaac y. Rull, Hartford; IT. & 8.
SNuthmayi &T.o. Mddletown; and J. & T.
l.. lark y Son, IS Matden-L Lane, New-York.
Worcester, Ori. "a, 1891. Iy
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.


Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, OF by mail, two dollars per
annuln.
To companies of Sc subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to a deduction Of 12A per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
OF advertisements. nor ereeeding twe!re
lines, published Three wesks for one dollar, and
continued Three @eeks longer for fffy cenfs.--
Larger advertisements in The same proportion.
In consequence Of decision of the suproe
Judicial Court, the Publisher of this paper
deems it necessary to give notice, that while
he shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, he cannot hold himself responsible for
any errour in any advertisement beyond the
sum charged for its insertion.