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EN.NpEN.

ON Tuesday morning, the 2lst inst. my
~ servant BILLY He Is rather light CO.
fored, about 5leet or inches high, has lew
any upper teeth, his lower teeth are though
to be pretty good; he is rather lean; has n
little badness, which looks somewhat rs If
il had been worn off or injured, lac is about
DO or so years old; speaks quickly, ind his
motion is very quick generally for one of his
are. lie IS very plausible IN speaking either
truth or ial,ehood-and on "Wednesday the
9th inst the vile OF the negro mnn Billy--sho
bad, when she went of, sore or seab on the
lower part of her nose, and bruisc on one OF
the under lids Of the eye, Celia does not oS.
coed - years OF age her motion is general
iy very slow she is about the ordinary sta-
ture, and is rather inclined 10 be fat, aud more
particularly 50 about the face she is about
the common blHekness, speaks slow, her coun.
tenance Is rather serious or grum. Twill give
a liberal reward for the apprehension and safe
keeping or delivery OF either or both Of The n.
bote negroes Howell DAVIES.
November T. 3il3
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NY. Aohn NnntaiM.

AXE NOriCE-lhat on the fourth Sa-
turday in November next, at my own
house, IN the county of Amherst, shall take
the dispositions of Watt Duncan, Beauford
Camden, Henry Camden and others, to be
read as evidence in the Staunton ohancery
court, in n suit therein depending, in which |
nm plaintiff aud you aud David Taylor are
delendans--and on the fourth Monday in the
same month, nj the tavern OF John Childers,
in the county OF Rockhridgc | shall take the
dispositions Of Moses Mceleuf, Nicholas Jones
and others, Ia he read as evidence in the same
suit. Your obedient servant,
JABEZ CAMDEN
October "a. w4w IL
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JOHN McNEAI-(iun Maker

| - ETURNS thanks 10 the citizens O.
Ia Lynchl,urg md the surrounding couniif
for their very liberal encouiageme since h.
commencement in business. lie would ln-
Their take this opportunity of informing them
that he has now Oh hhhd, an assortment O
EUWLlH6 PIECES HI LES, Psi and
u variety oi other articles in his line, Of the
first quality, which he is willing 10 dispose Of
on very moderate terms, rs be intends reiao-
wing 10 the wtsi in the beginning Of the erisa-
ing summer. lie vii continue 10 make and
repair Guns and Pistols of every description
aud assures The public in general that no en-
deavors on his part shall be omitted 10 rnnder
ratisiaciion
Door LOCKS aud KEYS, UMBRELLAS
and PARASoLs, will also be repaiFed in the
nentcst mnnncr. -ssss
~ B--A lew articles Of HOT SEHOI DIX
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF n
sidoboard Secretary, y snndry others, which
he would wish 10 disposc Oily private sale
October 3 ots
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Alexander Mcdonald

las recently returned from the North,
4 u where he has been TOR the purpose OF
selecting general assortment OF the FIRST rate
materials for carrying on the
Hat nanutacturing business,
Aud avails himself of this method OF inform.
ing his friends and the public in general, TINT
he is now fully prepared to furnish all kind. oi
HATS, OF the latest and most approved fash
ou, NJ the shortest notice. His materials are
of a superior quality, OF his own selecting,
aud from the experience he has in the Hat
making business lac has no hesitation in pledg-
ing himself 10 those who may be disposed TO
favor him with ther custom, TIM, his work
shall not he surpassed by any OF the European
or northern manufactures.
- Orders from the country will nj all
times command his most promp, attention,
and no rhins will be spared to render entire
satisfaction.
Ills tartoryis ON the main street, nearly op
posile the market house, aud uext door 10 Mr..
John Poe's cnrrying shop.
October !. 2tw1w
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I HAVE been appointed agent to collect
Il the debts due, and TO settle the business
of the late firm Of Mckee, .netpl d. Grtenpag
and as am very DESTROYS of closing the same
immediately, | respectfully invite those in.
debted TO that firm to call at The counting
room OF w Mckee s. ]. G Meem, aud adjust
the same without delay
JOHN G MEM.
October IL. II N3w
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APOTHECAREs a DRUGGISTS,
HANE lust received quantity of LIN
- SEED OIL aud SPIRITS TCKrEN.
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The MATHEMATICIAN Review

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Eresh Medicines, paintsr
&c.
DR.. VIM. Owens & q. l.. Leckier

APoTHECARiES AND DRUGGISTS,
81 HAVE just received, an addi-
Co. tional supply Of MEDICINES,
II PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c.
MM &c. Among which are the follow .
4A ing
Cheltenham Salts Essence OF Musinrd~
celebrated for the cure OF rheumatism, govt.
palsy, sprans, bruises, &c. DR.. Mends ANTI.
Dyspcpiic or Stomach Pills, a SDrc opfe for IN
digestion or sour stomach worm destroying.
Lozenges and Lees New-LOndon Bilious
Pills.
LAMP OIL-Winfer stTGiRedy
ouirk's essence of Tyre, Tor changing the to-
Tor oflight or red hair To black or brown No-
LATHE Aromatic snnf for the hcad.achais
Boot Varnsh, Salad Oil, Flesh brushes, t1a-
mel hair Pencils, Paint brushes, white .wesh
brushes Blue smnlts, Composition morisra.
Glass do. Graduated measures, Glass tunnels
Goldle Haiters' bow-strings, Lorilnrds best
Maccoboy snufs, Tonqua beans, superior qua
lily, Snuff Boxes, Sand Paper, Reeves Waie.
colors best Annaito, Indigo, Ml0dder, Red aud
Black lux Powders Pomatum, Mace, Gloves,
Ground Ginger ,1urmeric, Long Pepper, Trans
parent Soap, Windsor ditto, Sil,er-Wire Tooth
Brushes, &c &c --all of which they will dis
pose Of at the lowest market prices, for cash =
August 80. 2aw6w
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American journal OF Science and

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro-
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This journal began in the year 1919. Two
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
Monroe county. Va. June 10
LAND FOR SALE

VIE subscriber offers for sale tue lana which
he resides, situated in the county OF Chesterfield
mules from Manchester and between ir
PIKE and James river This contains acres -2 of
which IS wood land 1 good quality and heavily
as any land in the county. excellent mill
reeentN been erected upon the premises, and very
goon s'ream which renders the timber peculiarly valuable
The improvements consist OF a commodious dwelling
house buildings for and other domestic purposes
ana good barn ayd stable. The situation is
healthy and the lahd watered The tract NAV he i-
'drd advantageousiy aud will he disposed Of if desired
IL the above OF land disposed of privately be
fore The first day Of October next will that day be
onered at public auctions the premises, upon credit
one Two ana three years. If desired the payment Of
the purchase money will he divided annual install
mens each instalmen bearing frou the day OF
sale AT The same lime and place will he ,old, a cred
~ nine months all the farming utensils the growing crop
o corn fodder, hay, and rye, wag gon and eAn
chrs the StocA OF sheep hogs and cows (amongst which
are two woke of oxen and several good mich cows aud
every species Of property pertaining to the farm
ANDERSON EDWARDS.
July 4. ~ o,S,v,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS.

VIE subscribers respectfully inform public, the
above springs are now under their particular manage
eni Thanking them for their already liberal patronage
they are happy inform them they erected "a
cious dining and ballroom which will add greatly 10 he
comfort and convenience of their company their stables
also large and corvenent. The spring ward has
enlarged ny wang of the creek, and level
ling the banks To render comfortable The
different bells collected into the head so as To
double quantity and strength To the These springs
are situated IN Monroe county, about miles Union
and The neishborhood is equal in the upper
their medicinal virtue in bilious and pulmonary
scrers feel the utmost confidence assuring the public
their efficacy in all that require catbsrc rene
particularly removing gastric affections of the stomach,
diseases oil ihe bowels proceeding from distractions
excretory duct OF the liver operating benehcisy
whole alimenary canal removing the OF disease
establishing by its tonic powers the exhausted strength
ne system This water has been anayIed BY the
most celebrated chemists of time, and
contain great medicinal powers The proportion of each
component has been forgotten quail
ities are sulphur and Soda forming saline
superior to pharmaceutical preparation
a. drink, mild in its operation and permanently beneficial
To the dSeased-so that invite where
The SICK muy he restored To health the hap
pinesS, and the old almost to youth.
The prcretors think IL proper for the nIorma.
tion of those who be abornn under similar complaints
sulphur Springs, viz dyspepsia, with other gastric
affections and hillary distractions, together with all the
complicated diseases of the bowels; henIorrhares of the
breast IN particular well rheumatism and govt Per-
sons DESTROYS OF being satisfied OF the fact can appy TO
either of the proprietors, where certificates from
ble gentlemen and ladies be
ERSKINE CARUTIiERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
Valuable Real Estate for .ynIe.

IE'HE tract of land which the subscriber resides in
Il The county of Bedford, 8 miles from New London A
mile from the Academy, and u from Lynchburg
about 1900 acres between 500 and 40O acres cleared The
balance IN woodshe whole Of il rate tobacco ian,
except 10 or so and that excellent grain land This
land Is very heavily tmhered lies remarkably WE'LL and is
hnely "aiered Tue Improvements extremely valuable
and CONNEXIONS, and the neighbonood healthy wealthy
and agreeable. -
Aise-A tract OF land living Staunton river in the
county o Campbell called the Bowling Green within IS
miles OF Lynchburg containing 1000 acres whio about
400 acres are cleared, large portion OF which first rate
nottni land admirably adapted The culture of obacc
The plantation in fine order well waIeed and hraby-
ne ance of the land is in woods due proportion
oil Il tobacco land Of the first quality.
'-AnOiher tract OF land in the county Of Cams bell on
Ivy creek about three miles from Lynchburg containing
i' acres very small portion cleared which fresh and
III hne hedrtthe remainder is mostly rich obacc land of
TIE rst quality and is heavily timbered the woa on this
tract - source of considerable pIohtwell waered and
several excellent mill seats.
have several other tracts equally valuable tedious
TO describe five lots in the at Lyncbburg three on
the main street and two the hill.
rue subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property which he offers for sale most
terms small proportion the purchase money viii he
required IN hand, aud credit Of one, three yenrs
WIZ ne given for The balance For further particulars APP
piralon may lie made the subscriber London
or IN case OF my absence Mr. Jesse Irvine the same
place WILLIAM IRVINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
THE CANAL,

SCHENECTADY, July lon Thursday morning
last, the friends Of this grand work. in this place.
we're highly gratifed with view Of the wafer males
ucaly moving along It's bottom to within the bounds
OF this CITY, from The SChoharIe creek. At about
Two o'clock IN The afternoon, the water had risen To
height that admitted the launching of a small boat
into this artificial river. horse was soon ripped to
her bow, ard number Of citizens entered lie IiuIe
hA'k wnh band OF music. The musicians mmedi
aeiy struck up lively air. when the boat moved of
III tue style, amid the roar of cannon and the oil
repeated acclamations Of hundreds, Who lined the
banks of the canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

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-EE it remembered, that the sixteenth day of
IL june in the forty seventh year OF the indepen
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OF The aid district hath deposited in this title of
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act nj the Congress OF the United States entitled An nct
for The encouragement Of learning lay securing The copies
OF maps charts aud books the authors and propretors of
such copies, during the times therein mentioned"
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Clerk of the District of Virginia.
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