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list Of letters

Fosf CHce at ElzodrdtUilte, I'LL
LIST July, 1928.
Belus Jones
X
George Kinder
William King
'ter 3 James Kerr
L
3 Gideon Low
Nathaniel Latimer
NJ
nship Sally Massey
Peter Miller.
Alexander Moore.
Mary M'Chollister
Elihu Marther
William Mckinney
John Mason
Thomas Midnight
David Nix
Joseph Newman
unity p
Joseph Parish
George Power
IT Myron Patterson
James Pickett
Mich Christopher Payne
John Pool
Elizabeth Ray or Isham
on Bolton
mond Jesse or Robert Ray
Obediah Rownels
Abner Right
George Ramsey
ison Thomas X. Rice
lgson Thomas Reynolds
n 2 Henry Rugle.
Henry Starr 4
Jonathan Stacks
David SWEET
Gideon Scanland
Anderson Smith
John Singleton
Abraham Smith
Isaac Smith
Joseph Sheffield
Harvey Summers
Hannah Sanders
E Jane Shilton
T
Q Jesse B. Thomas S
Moses Twist
1t John q. Terry
David Tiff
is James Twaddle
w
William Waters
James Watts Jr.
am. Samuel Whiteside 2
John Workman
Isaac Waters
Walter Wastfield 2
Solomon Watts
William Wright
Samuel Williams
Josias Wright
Isaac Waters
Y
Henry Yale
DAVID PRlCKET, P. M.
z for the above letters will
are advertised or they may
1913
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09

As 46 AZ & 48 in range 20
As 46 & AZ in ranges 81
% &23
At the Land Office at the Seat of JUS
,ice in thu County oF Independence, in
the Arkansas Territory, on the third
Monday in October next, for the sale of
the following described lands, south of
the Arkansas river, viz:
Townships No. l & Q in range 70 west
lS2 13
1914 Ia
~ g. Is
49, & 6 IS
At the Land Office at Little Rock, in
the Arkansas Territory, on the first Mon
day in October next, tor the sale of
Townships No. / 3 34&5 in range 10 west
1913 $685. 1O IA
l2S4567S 9& 10 in
ranges Is & l6
Also, at the Land Office al Little Rock.
on the first Monday in November next,
for the sale of
Townships No. 67 80 & 10 in range II west
66&l1 10
l21314&15 81
e1o11121sa14 %
1ll2 Is & IA "a
10 Is
At the Land Office at Jackson, (tbe
seat OF government for the state of Mis-
sissippD on the first Monday in Noyem-
Der next, for the sale of
Townships No. + in range 8 west
4&6
1898
234 st least
1880
89& 10
10 in ranges 7&8
10 in range 9
Attic Land Office at ST, Stephens, In
Alabama, on the third Monday in Oc-
tober next, for the sale Of
Townships No. 70 IS ID in range west
~ l3 Ia Is & 16in ranges
e. east
II IL 10 II Is & Is in range 8
91011 Is IA Is 4
Also at the Land Office at ST. Ste.
phen's, on the third Monday of Novem-
Der next, for the sale of
Townships No. II 10 20 81 & % in range /
west
10 20 81 8 % in ranges & 2
east
81 & ~ 3&4
AT the Land Office at Sparta, in Ala
bama, on the third Monday in October
next, for the sale of
Townships No. 1888 "a in range S east
1884 & S an ranges 8 & 9
12S&4 in range 10
Also, at the Land Office at Sparta, on
the first Monday in December next, for
the sale of
Townships No. l23&4 in range II east
1234& S in ranges IL ID IA
Is Il 16 east
Also, at the Land Office at Sparta, Oh
the FIRST Monday in January next, for the
sale of
Townships No. "a & in ranges II 1s 10
20 81 & % east.
Each sale will commence with the
lowest number Of section, township, and
range, and proceed in regular numerical
order.
The lands reserved by law, for the
use Of schools, or for other purposes, will
be reserved from sale.
Given under my hand, at the City oil
Washington, this 18th day of June,
1928.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the Presidents
JOHN MLEAN,
Com'r. ofthe General Land Office.
CT Printers who are authorized to publish
the laws of the United States in the states oil
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee
Missouri, Mississippi, and Alabama, and Ter
| ritory Of Arkansas, will insert the above once
week until the first Monday in Tebruar,
next, taking care to omit the publication O
sales after the period. for the same shall hav,
expired, and charge accordingly.
Jnly a2-10 ~ ~. ie
BLANK DEEDS
4
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GAZEYYEER

OF ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI,
BY LEWIS C. BECK,
TUST received and for sale at the Book
% store of ESSEX & HOUGH, and at the
Western Land Agency Office. Price to SUBJ
scribers and others, S3 per copy.
SANBURN & CUYLER.
ST. Louis, June 80, 1928.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09

Also, at the Land Office at jackson, in
Missouri, on the first Monday in Decem-
Der next, for the sale of
Townships % "a IS 26 2Y % 90 30 81 80 SO
"a IS SO and 81 in range west
% "a IS 26 81 % 90 80
81 80 and 80 l and Q east
Also, at the Land Office at Jackson, in
Missouri, on the first Monday in Janua-
ry next for the sale of
Townships % "a Is 26 27 % % 80 81 80 & 80
in range 3 east
232426 27 % 90 3031 & 1874
2425 &c 81 % 80 and 80 5
% 30 and 80 6
% and %
Also, at the Land Once at Jackson, in
Missouri, on the first Monday in Februa-
ry next, for the sale Of
Townships No. IS SO * 81, in ranges
80 10 & II east
IS & So in range IL
l82l2229 IS IS
l92o2l 222324
% * 80 ID
81 % IS 1927
% 30 Is
27&28 l6
AT the Land Office at Franklin, in
Missouri, on the first Monday in Octo-
to next, for the sale of
Townships No. 40 Al 40 43 & A in range
II west
40 Al AZ & 43 in ranges
IL Us & ii
A. 4 As 1916
Also at the Land Office at Franklin, on
the first Monday in November next, for
the sale of
Townships No. a. & As in ranges II 1873
10 west
As 464 & 48 in range 20
Is 46 & AZ in ranges 81
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list Of letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Alton, Illinois
July l, 1928.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09

Hiram Arthur
David Anderson
| William Adkins
| Nath'l. Buckmaster {
! Andrew Black
| Lemuel Bowers 2
John Buckles
Ire Becon
Berriman Blankinshil
Reuben Burden
! John Barber 2
Stephen Ballard
George Belsher
Mrs. Bailey
Robert Collet
Anne Collet
Josiah Conley
Hiram Cappen
Clerk of the County
Court
Joshua Cock
Nathan Carpenter
Richard Conley
Josiah Conley or Mich
oias Russell
Titus Cornweu
William Donaldson
Benjamin Drummone
Nathan Dillon
Francis Davis
James Downing
Thomas G. Davidson
Christopher Dodgson
George Davidson 3
Matthias Day
+
Benjamin caves
F
Selden Freeman
Edward Foxwell
Isom Gillian
Isaac Gillham
William Gullihue
Francis Griffin
John Gibson
Dempsey Guthrie
Sally Cedar
Thomas Gilliland 2
II
David Henderson,
John Hewlett
Jonathan l.. Harris
Burrel Hill
John Hall
Harbert Hobbs
Alexander NJ. Ham.
tramck 2
Samuel Hamilton
James l.. Huitte
J
Elizur Judd
Andrew Job
Zachus Joiner
Curtis Ivy
Thomas Johnson
James Johnson
DAV
Persons calling for
please say they are a
not get them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

WILL he sDd nj public auction, Lsusa CourthouSe
" on Friday the 18th OF August next being the week of
the quarterly court the of land lying four miles
below the Courthouse the OF Northeast creek
and on the Elk creek road, which did belong 10 James
""n iae oi Hanover county, deceased has recently
pon divided amongst his devisees and heirs contains
county, 1922 acres "
hee rs variety of soil and quality tract, and on
us e"oh mil -seatand the neFhborhoud which
srlst anu saw mill would he valuable Nearly all the
thcl IS III natural state, covered abundance of fine
hhhrr. small part Of IT, however hin few wears
past ne"n cleared, and its rodur paid wen tor the
aho bestowed an it, and thereby proved that this land
wen worth The attention of those who wish 10 supply
themselves. 800 " 'ff'J
Mr Nunn who surveyed this land will shev lis form nd
give absorption of quality person wishing 20 pur-
chase And Mr. Whi;loch who lives it, and n John
"mma,on and any other Of The neighbours living near
H. Viii shew II To any person who apply.
rms tract has been laid into lufS
convenient io suit purchasers OF any description.
ne sale viii lie for small part ,l 10 meet
penses ami tie balance in three equal payments coiny
due lSt January 1924 s25 20. Aud IL will he made Inv ,e
mhdersign"d-P"Th Sftt attorney fact Tor William
brown ana as commissioners appointed two ,ecrpts OF
Louisa county court, rendered ith ,my of mi,
one IN the name oi Brown against Brown add others
ioi lhr sale OF e2 aud the other i'm the name OF
oop"n against Clopton and others, the sale of 200
aeresand Mile B-oc" in his right, as ex'or OF
the aforesaid James Brown deed. y. STREET
'My - 2S-td> MILLER BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
WESTERN AGENCY

thE subscriber for number citizens
II Elnia having found IL To establish an of
nee al the seat OF Go, Kentucky has procured
ASSISTANCE with view ufext.ndng his business, will
no" receive agencies fur doing all descriptions
LOT selhhg iand Investigating titles prosecuting suits
ing laAes collecting MONEY! &c. To him which,
MIS- engaged the best counsel in state Having been
eHeeo IN ms business r live years, he has been
SN compelled To pressure surveys
country, WIN every tract laid down. sheyy all
s teS conflicting with ii. and
20 ne reels strong confidence in his ability determine
- ltdhNe strength. These connections already extend
unwards 500 miles the Ohio and they grat
an" eharg'ng - hat after while he hopes
ce OF an agency for land, be able TO determine the
Strength "i me title and from his general with
the country know the quality OF he land without M
ncpuN; The Subscriber has also office established in
o~enshorough az the Yellow Banks where his absence
DIS brother Philip Triplett, will
ana m ms absence from Frankfort his business w-
'ei"d to by Mr. a. I. Burnley Letters directed 20 the
subscriber at FrankfortPoa paid, will he promptly
20 70 Application can also be made Mr. Tho Green
u Richmond, Va who will make known terms and is
authorized 10 enter into contracts for agencies.
- ROBERT TRIPLETT.
NOIE--lt may not he anlis inform the citizens of
virginia who hold land and have agents Kenucky
that their land may be LOST for of attention hv for
TEXTURE Tor non-payeut Of taxes, alton in bring
ING suns and in opening DEGREES obtained default
ues upoh very hinisy grounds death of Witnesses who
can now establish their claims, and i'm other WAYS Many
are already thus ost-but supposed lost which
"ight by good management be reclaimed
Auri ~ M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
UNION HOTEL.

e'It subscriber takes this method informing lis
= friends and the public generally. that he has rented
ms CONNECTIONS and elegant establishment, which for
heahiness "f suf'or aud comfor table ,ar,ments for
pedrooms NC l. not surpassed by any similar establish
mem III ms cry or elsewhere, and intending
his family in adjacent apartment will Ice prepared TO
ACCOMMODATE private families afford every comfort and
convenience mat can b. desired his table will all times
he supplied with the choice meats and vegetables
mat the ark"t viii afford, well lxareS of the
season and his har with liquors which il shall be his CON
NiHni eiiri- TO procure ofsuperior qualiiS
The sable attached To this Establishment is both spa-
Sous ana con'rni'm and viii at all times snnplied wi II
te bes o pr"vender aud experienced attentive
uers ana be pledges himself exCffion 10 rem.
def ine '.N,HnishHrnt worthy of public patronage.
In addition to the generally known advsn,ages of the
Union i"le ~ may he proper that there is con
of tie city. THOMAS non WA 800 -
August 5. os % ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
DESiRABLE RESIDENCE.

-, u ~" .I"cs fIOm HirImonH--I IN SUE.
t"Iat desirable Retrca,. ~ tl~ c0rt, of lanovcr nj
= W'seH ~ NV occupancy. hriug mile. frott
Hirhmond, tho Old Nc,loN rrfiec ro,1 i offered c
ne, ,hr pasc generally tp"yn Nv he of thc
"'"s' uTfcHt opposite The residence of htr iHt,
atd Johnston, nnd die NO re.t ,,iu ,,7i s,,;rg a.,
,'"'' '"gi 't"uc Hanover Town, farratauaock. New
1870 ~ 80" "w"itne = rpnie britltnC ueaeiv as
E'" q" new c"n"inioe six convenient rnos efv ce,r
wv u inr Nncheu ''nokc hou,c, stable, SC. WITH never
,'"t "'' 0' deheniui iu hc ynfd. The " h. o
pr.",e "ui'r gnli enclosure. Tfr .rtirn - ri, I,
T w res nd Is Glie vitlt srtai.s ~ TIE sea on
~ i' "i war = ACRES pancd u r'rn, Waferu elnns
I'"'''' pc &C. &c. aud &. in 'urishing Stale.
piai,t,d. u" '''' "'' we" ''''Y
~ """ii he most desirable si.nron fir profe. sona
-'"'"n'h "n Aciicny rnbic house. and pfi,sllv se
" i,hi- tiniy. " he safsiy '..eit,d t,at there
= n' more healthy peas1nt i.ullis,p n Hanover.
- YUM riWrof. roUd te faicn iu ntu PAYMENT. aud
" 'raldr tifr inside For ftt tef tnrfic rars en-
Ut" v. w WHITE Market-Brdge, Birnmond
."ll -. ll--n.fn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

W. subscriber chrr Tor sae the Tract Of lana on which
b. fcsidts, Situated Zoo the county Of Chesterfield SIX
f' from manchest'r, sod between The Manchester turn
rc ard JHWe> river THIS contains o8i acres - 0f
'h WV" i'ni 81 e"od quality. att as heavily mhcred
| any ma ~ lhe county most excellent mil has
'tenf ht"n erected upun the premises, and on n very
good Streams which renders the timber ptruar, ynluahe
me improvements consist ut conmudiOrs dwelling
hnse buildings pr servants and other domestic purposes
~" GN 1rn and stable. The situation g.. renark hiy
hrHh' and tie land vel Wetrred. THE tract may b. di-
vrl adV"ninreuusiv and will bc Disposed az desired
" tie above tract ~ land is disposed nf privatrjv be
iof TIE hfi "f 90 ociouer next IL will that dav be
"htfc' az puir acpn, om the premises upon credit ni
one iwO ana Tire" years II desired pavtnen 81
she purchase n"ney viii be divided infp annual install
mehs each HsHinrni bearing interest FROM the DAY III
sale 80 tue same time end place will be sold IN crslii
ct nre non al The farming utensils, the growing cro
o. cora i"ier' i4y oats aud rye Wagon team. two
c"t TIE s"cf ~ sheep hogs anb cows fanongst which
ore Two yose ~ oxen aoj several good mich cows ami
every specie OF Ircferit pcrtainine 10 the fsrm
ANDERSON EDWARDS.
1Wy ~ rs whfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
Communicated Tor The Franklin Gazette.

ErtrGa Of a letter from ThomPson'S Island, Ju-
iyt8.
We have been for upwards nf two months
fFnlzlng ON The coast of Cuba in the barges,
Captain Watson being in command OLA divi-
sion oi the llrfi, consisting of the schOonegs
Weazri and Fox, and the harges Musqiito
and GaIlinipper, we had II lung search for all
persons practically disposed, a. Ear toward the
east end of Cuba as Xibara but although we
had frequent, nay almost daily cliases. the
pursued invariably proved 10 be fishermen or
coastinc vessels, who fed at our approach,
thinking rs Insurgents. ] need not say thai
roasting Ia the West Indian suns, with no
cbange but q smart shower of rain, sleeping
in dreDched clothes, if uap IN spite of The
musqnitog might he called sleep, and in fact
all the nc0nveniences of barge duty, soon be-.
came liresOme, without the spur of success t".
rnlivcD us. Our cruise was much protracted
hy the shipwrrck of two rpssels one The Anne
rcan snip Warrington OF Pbiladrlphia, ard ti.e
Other Dutchman ilrg grounded on Ehrs.
terrified Reef aud Oi course we remained by
them until the passengers ana cmgoes cou1
be removed tU Havana. While retraclog our
course along the coast, we parted from the
schOoners one or tvs days sail from Matanzas.
that We might examine at our leisure, rlibutr-
", some Suspicious places among - KEYS.
On the 9Th of july we arrived -; the eyy
whore poor a Hen FELL aud boarded number
Of Spanish vessels, but obiained no mpuriant
intelligence from them. Shortly after, while
standing farther lotto the bay, strange scbr
with little ceremony and good share nfsanir
irod, hoisted Spanish coOrs ard fred a Ions,
gun at the GaIllnicpcr. As the GaIlinipper
was ai this tune u least a mile distant from
ihe Mosquito, captain Watson n,adc sirnagtn
close, which she did when The stranger hauled
down his colos and PIT before ihe wind
standing directly for the hoilsm Of the Bav.
We gave rhase, and had time to observe iha
I hr mounted three guns, aud had schoon. r
r'gged barge in tow as large ss ours. which
/ they manned once and showed ~ from the
schoones; Lat as IL i3resoluir they csncen.
traied 'krr force 0r board ssaiB and IN n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

IL pur>"ance o decree the superiur copr as char
try foI the chnuud district in the crse OF Gray anc
Fank aui Others against Wilson Nicholas aud others
pronounced on lie 7th day % ture 1929 shalt proceed ~
sell ~ public auction, Charlottesville on The frst dsy o.
September next trHci 81 baud living I've iS niir,
Wnfren ~ the county " Albcuarie cnviainns GO acre
more of Jess purchased hy ". g. Nichuiss ~ u Porte
'Uhn Carol nd Aam Eaes. Also nuothrr trart % rt
containing j acrcs. move les. rufcifnsed ty the said
Ncholas ~ cob Keuny and Wing H. the county al An
tn't me fie viii I've credit uf twelve months. the
commissioner taking from the roisers hcnd .ecnri-
.a ctaaiug the tilf security Tor the patr,eni of
she puF hdsr mtney lumedittP pprsson viii r gwen.
jeiy 10. si-as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
FOR SALE,
At the Penifeni,ury Store g. Penifeni;rrv

LARG and excellent stock oftbe that
institution, executed in the best consisting
boots, shoes OF all descriptions and sizes carriage. gig
Stage and Jersey wagon harness; and gear
wagons, cats days, wheat fans well buckets ROPES,
nests al wovden ware, hushel measures, buck
eiarning utensils OF all descriptions burr mill
achin- ropes, bed cords leading lines brushes of various
Kinds, wrought nails and spikes of different sizes wool
Mats, Tin ware &c Nc all at which will be >oid farmers.
country merchants aud others cash, accommodate
ing credit tor hohds with approved security OF negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed.
THOMAS NELSON. p r.
PERSONS for whom Competing has been the Peni
ten,iary, will please call and take it away.
s. y u
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
LAND FOR SALE

NO be soId agreeahy a decree OF the superior court
n OF cbancery for the Richmond district wherein M
p"Sa, administrator of William Price deceased Is plaintiff
ana Henry Banks and others defendants,
and three ny the commissioners Charles
ana James Penni either OF them, Giles Courthouse
gu he <eth day of August next. that nsing dayf
f, otherw Se the FIRST fair daNto the highest bidder
,o'"wlng tracts Of land ing IN said county wit:
iuoo acres situated mile north OF the ford of Glade
creek, branch If New river, and Nahans ridge and
u' waters oi Big and Little Beaver creeks of P
neE river 1000 Joe's ridge, chiefly in the
FORK oi Pincy river, river 500 acres ON
.ne Norhvest side of Laurel creek, lying
ana shaFpers Knobs 500 the northwest side
OF me mead waters OF Glade creek Glade creek
ne purchasers will be required to give bond and secu
ri'y 10 the commissioners or either of them.
Bvord.ro ne CHARLES ARBUCKLE, Commits
49,. JAMES PlNNELL, sioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
TEN DOLLARS REWAKD-

IL ANAWAl from the subscriber negroes, ROBIN Il
JacolI Robin about forty years of age about feet
iygh welI made has down took when spoken he has
thick s "nd very red other particular
remembered Jncob is 16 or n years of age feet or
inches high and has very dark sku they are supposed
be about Hanover Courthouse. will give the above nam
Ell reward to who will deliver them my agent
In Hanover lodge them in ao that get Them az air.
August II. 28-st fIIZABETU 7GAEIAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

III The ENQUIRER is published twice week. general
ly and three times week dring the session OF
LegisiaDe-Price the heytoore Five Dollars per
an,,, payable in advance Notes OF chartered specie
pying Banks (oniy) will be received in The I'D
ftors will guarantee the safety oi remiting them by mall
the postage OF All .e.ers oeing r"iu nv the writer's
rT No will he discontinued, hut the discretion
of the Editors until all arrearages have been paid up
~ whoever viii guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
shalt have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IL One square, ess-Frst Insertion, rs ccnts-eacb
continuance, 50 cents.
Advertisement inserted has either been paid
for, or assumed by in this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
CLOTHS s. CASSIMERES.

lust imported in the Ship Gccrgiana at CITY Point
- from Lyerpoo-The subscriber is just receiving by
the above vessel few packages Of FIRST hlue, bac
aud fashionable fancy colurcd CLOTHS CASSIMERES.
direct from the manufactures OF Thomas Sheppard aud
Austin, Brothers X Co These goods laid i'm
lowest terms, and manufactured to his order -;
consequently, make them up very moderate terms
and recommend them his customers, .,hers wanting
such goods, from whom he respectfully soiciis call.
THOMAS LAMBERT. INGREDIENT Tai,or.
u A handsome assortment Of READl-MADE CLOTH
ING. aud other ariice his line, constantly hand
IuivJi. li-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
EXECTTOKS SAI.E

fFNiE Personal ESTATE OF william, LangbornP. jr
decd. will be sold the late residence
ed In King William county, Monday. thS 18Th day Of
august Among tie articles to be sold are, nearly
hundred head at Cattle 40 Sheep and 80 head Hogs
l2"r 10 valuable worS i"rses likely riding horse
new PhptOn variety of Plantation Utensils
iouscbold and Kitchen Furniture Library containing
some valuable books; elegant Sailing Boat, with rig
g,ng conpiete-and qr. cask of prime L. y. Madeira
Wine.
Terms OF Sae--A credit uf six months will be allowed
TO purchasers on all 500 their into
bond with approved security, md cash purchases
der that amount. DuRWELL BASSErT,
August 5 Ix.rut,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
M XVIII


A MEXICAN MEDICAL RkCORnER.-Smbs in
Il tichHnnd and it, vicinity respertfuIv iniu,neJ
Their numbers are SEM TO the Post once where they can
Ihs attention Of the Prcon md otisy ,r6o h 10 Sc,
hs 't"icM character sHpporfed auth and dieshu nm,
"ud 70 Pr7tsGf IF fht l5fh ,rticie Of fhis ,mbsy
Tue Publisher of The American Me,iir,I Recorder roe
pf'tiniy informs lis PATRONS that not. ,ud
Ne the various ntrgues and used Ia make The ,rL
suseTven o the particular and Interests of
gentlemen disregaEdng the principles of medical
science he happy TO say The jaBrnaI cree ami indeen
ueh' hvng solely ~ view the impros al e L.iine
Ait anu ihs cause oi humanity. To obtain this dpsirI,
Oec every necessary and ample arrangements r made
.-i.i-....D" ,, ~ -Nuei,I ~ past
ght subscribers "ili sell theT FAH1I ia lne county al
I4n''er. "u the south side Of Nev found ruer S,,n
tuning ny late survey B73 land with ain lie
necessary houses For farming, together with
gi"usei Kitchen. dairy &c This land "a well
10 w" cutyHiOn ~ WHEAT being n stir rpFnctive rcd
su here . likewise this farm acre. Of NrtCnunc
Vrr hmiom new standing in its original nsicn grn,.
WIN Use "Gtti"n Of 50 10 ui sronI low Land i'm
goo" hr"ri Tue arr contains 500 ac es OF wood
a"h iS remarkably We'll WaterrI. iberc Lrino ~ ,auV ~
h'c perennial str, having their rise ,,o,, hold and
st stii"gs' fHnRug northern direction nearly thro
me Plantation 70 "iouhd river. Auv further
ee''' unnecessary n those who ieli a. uurrItee
WIN no do"hi visii the plantation, which lie subscribers
mOSi "NipH,y Solicit One at the s.lrrih.f. III IRE
sen, residns ' the arm WHO az time, act omamy
~ s 'n''.'s 70 we" d. u. G.. DOS " ELL,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
TILE SPRINGS

SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The arrivals since our
last have been nnnIerous II is suppos.d therc
are now on visit to the Springs not less iiau
900 strangers, among whom are many persons
of the first distinction. From the hourly in
crease "l company, We doubt not that the
months of August and September will exhibit
more numerals assemhlage at these wafer
ms places, than at any former period
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