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a AOE OF M nv.

Ia sad county, (meadows Of Goose crces)
,9aalning s. acres, s",.ag framed dwelling
%9a .,g' ana other b,nl5ings Shall convey
VI l''le only rs is vested in me
LEWIS NlNGHELn.
april Is. w3N' b
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DRUET BELL,
AMBROSE BfNFORD,
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS

"n1erS county to loit
Inc above appraisers were duly qnallhet
.lofe me, justice of the pence for sale
>'anty the llth February 1928
NELSON G. DAWSON.
Copy Teste, a b DAVIES c a. c.
May , H.
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CONDITIONS.

T J RoGIes, La,
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To be confined exclusively 10 those Who $40.
ndl'@ed themselves, IN either capacity, IN the
Revolutionary War, which obtained The lud,.
pendencc ofther country.
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i#esentd1t.e, ct.l IL Thy wire srns-
g. phss nQueer Enzaheih's day ten,
hr. Strut To-, ne, they wore bferch.s So
lafgr, thai there was actually n scailod
erected round the inside oil the rarlla nent
HOUSE, TOR the accommodation al such
members ns w,tr those hug. hr.erhrs. In
the next age the custom Was revived, and
one man WAS detected of carrying therein,
pair of sheets i'po table cloths, ten napkins.
four shuts, u brush, gtass, n comb, and
night cdpf Hcr0tdic Anomalies.
Irirut' from the on Can,o Of Don juan.
" There isa Tide IN the affairs of mn
Which, taken ut the nood"--you know
the rest
Aud mod of rs have found il now nnd then /,
Al least We thinL so, though but few have
guessed
The momrnt till too late toroma again.
Bnt no doubt every thing is for The best,
~ which the surcst SIGN is in thr end
When things ARE at The wors, they sometimes
mend
"Thero is Tide in The affairs Of" Rom.n,
Which, taken nj the food, leads tod
knows where
Those navigsiors must be able senmen
Whose oherts lay down its current. To a
hnir,
Not all the revcries of Jacob Behnen
With its strange whirl, aud eddios san com.
pare
Men with their heads reflect oil his mud that,
Bnt women with their hearts, of-heoten
kaOrs rhni
And vel n hendiong, headstloug, downright
she,
Young beautiful and dnring--sho wonJ
risk
A throne. the world, The universe 10 be
below d in heruwH way, mud rather hisk
The siurs from MI the shy, Than not be lee
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engage us 70 'ery, tht X =, sdlrn-
| All the force even OF old remembrance !
| cannot deceive US
Nap low What would Won say ;
| Think you | return without alliance, with
out agreement ? And, hesljes, my system
changed no more of wars or rondnrsts
i wish to reigI. in peace, aud bring hap
plnrss to my subjects.
hdPP.-f on shy 81 , but your tl.cham
hers are fall of those compiaistnis who
have always battered your inclination for
arms.
.Nap--Bah Bah experience will
but went you often 10 tn, Tuillerits ?
REPRESENTATIVES,, sire.
.NaP.-llow did those folks treat YOU.
RdPp.-l could nal complain.
Mp. Did the king receive you well on
your return from Russia
Ropp.-Certainly, sirc.
.NdP.--Doubtless. First cajolcd, then
sent adrin, Twas what awaited you al ;
for, IN fine, yon we're not Their n:rL
Rapp.-The King al least cleared France
OF the Allies.
.Ndp.-At what price Aud his engage
ments, has he kept them Why did he
not hang Ferrand for his speech on nation
al properties Is il that's IL the usulcncc
ofthe priests aud mobiles that has made me
leave Eliza, could have arrived with three
millions Of pcasantry, who ran To uil,r me-
HEIR services. Bul | was snre Of not find
ing resistance before Paris. The Bourhvns
are lucky that | have returned without
me affairs had flushed by terrible RI, ola
ton. Have you seen tine pamphlet of Cha
teaubriand, whivh DOES mol even grant me
courage on the field Of battle Have you
ever seen me amidst the fire ? Am | IA
coward
Rdpp.-I have partaken Of the same in.
dignation with all honorable men, al all ne.
ensatlon as unjust as ii Is base.
.NaP,-Saw you ever the Duke Of Or
leans
Rapp But once.
.Ndp.-lt is he that has tact and conduct.
The Others areillsurrounded, il-counscled.
They hate me. They are about To be more
furious than ever. They have whcrcwilh.
am arrived without striking IA blow. Ii is
now they'll cry out upon my ambition f.; il
Is the ctcsnal reproach they know nothing
else TO say.
hdpp'- ln'N are not aione IN charging
you with ambition.
Mp --Iiow =? Am ambitious, | ? Est
on grOS comme moi Gudnd on dcPdmbifoR2
Are m"n (at like me when they are amb
tions land he struck his two hands with
violence on his brlly.')
Beyond this drgumeuium ad stomdckLa,
we cannot quote another line. 1t is too
good, and 50 staggered poor Rapp, that he
took the command of tl,c army of the
Rhine from Napoleon, and scarce had i,in.
ed it, when the news of Waterloo and its
consequences shattered his new hopes, and
set his army III muliuy against him.
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!! Ihe ,MCtronome,
Y. H.AKEN, Dentist,

las the pleasure to inform the inhabi-
l. ianls Of Lynchbnrg and its vicinity that
he will rcpaih here a short time Those
wishing "a consult with him will fnd him du-
RIM TIE regflnr hnurs E,r business II; his prl-
yair room in the Washington Inn.
:. b Bpainrs@ attended 10 rs Tar o. pracii-
cable by prevlnus engagement
sept. -. lttsS
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WASHINGTON INN.

Il HE subscriber informs his friends and
Inc public an general, Hat he has rc,,itd
The house known by the nbore name, situated
on Ihird STREET al N. corner Immediately o6ore
-Nessrs Darid d bltiiam hyie's, lately oceu-
pied BY Mr.. Hei1y Norman I; aud he is n0,o
prepared to accommodate BO-lRDERS, md
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS. From his toag
experience in This business. md from, H. orraRgt-
msntshe has nadc, he feels no hesitation in pro.
missing 10 gire satistdetion 10 those yho mag rail-
~ him. he returns thanks 10 his Jritads for the
'Absrai encouragement nhieh he has aiready re
ceired in his line o. business, aud sdlieiis cop-
iinmanee Of their patronage.
ROBERT .MORRISS
/ N B--I hare n iarce pard, IN ukich atote.
of hcrses crR te accommodated. r. NJ
Ociobtr :. 10
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THE hAVANA CONSPIRACY.


On this subject the BALTIMORE American
gives the following:
"A letter to the editors, dated Havana
the 9TH instant, mentions that the princi-
pals IN the late conspiracy are IN custody,
among whom are the anticipated Go
vernon, Admiral, intendant" &c. The
writer supposes there have been at least
one hundred persons arrested, amnng them
many negroes and mnlattoes. There was
said 10 be scarcely case of fever, nUt
withdrawing there were many strangers
there.
AT the time the Dart sailed affairs at
Havana were perfectly Tranquil.
"Thc United States brig Spark and
two small schooners arrived the day be
fnre" -eGo-
Extract Cfa litter dated Gh Sept. al Hoca-
M from one Of The most distinguished
residents ~ thai place.
Here we are again calm after the late
futile attempt al independence but VIZ
had an escape of 1t, and no one yet knows
the extent of the danger, however prrsua-
dcd we are of our perfect security against
any attempt of the KIND in future
A letter to Mr.. J. Escayaillr, from LA
gulra of 9th August says, "Con. ebay
ter lost hia son James IN the affair AZ the
Lakc--bc was Lieut.. on board the indie
pendcncc. The English bark Charles had
changed her colors-the English irisate
Pyrcnccs Is now in port--the Two Frcnch
trlgatcs in sighI-tbe achnr. Imperial sails
o-day for Gibraltar, aud schooner Fourth
Of July, for st. Thomas"
Baltimore Pat
The celebrated picture Of the death Of
Lord Chatham, by Copley, WAS lately pur-
chased, at Il public sale III London, by the
Earl Of Liverpool, for the sum OF thou
sand guincas.
-eESe-
From the returns which have reached
us, it appears that JonS BAtLEA, is elected
"A representative in the 18th Congress from
thr Norfolk district, in Massachusetts, by
u majority of about 90 votes over his sew
cral opponents. Vat. Int.
II is said in Late London paper, that y
large edition of the Koran is printing By u
society Of Arabian merchants Ia dlsisibntu
among TIE Mahonetan hbcs,
.ScoH's !bb'e.-We understand that Mr.
Samuel Il. Armstrong, OF Boston, has un
d"rtai>rn stereotype edition of .ScoH's
fdHjly Bible, with all ,he marginal refer
ences, from the last london edition.
DREADFUL SICKNESS At NkTCHEX.
Ettr eS0fo hftffropt grptiemon or.N y
to lis Correspondent, datti
NArcnrz, Aug. q.
! M Is bus,lc and eonfl-ioa hrrr-the
! Yellow Fever IS raging with uncxaiaplcd
! violence. Son,r, who were we'll break
! East, are in their conns before O'Clock
at night. There we're about seyeuty-fye
cases reported yesterday. The inhalq
tants are remosiaS aud are expected &c
90 out " en- MUST ta-daY.
tC0m. .1iotrli8er.
-I9-
Singular FdShioa.--Of all the cxtravan
ces oI dress, think none caa wrll excrcC
What ne read ri In Qnc.n Eizahrth's days
ind, rs we live in times uhrn the sam,
part or parts of the male appar, are non,
of the smallest, | shall venture 10 notice il
not with view 10 its adoption, but as
ant 50 our modern dlnGirs, Ia guard a.
,aust such extremes respectfully il the"
,houId hp any amongst our memhrts -
Parliament, - the House nf Commons
,lncr the union witt ireland, Is -carccl,
'nn,Ik t.itugh fer Y. \, ltsi,. BulS 81 a.
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atice.

4 IL persons having claims asalrst the
IN. estate OF john Bailey, dee. are request
ed 10 bring them forward properly authenl-
cnied, tIat they mhy he settled. Those in
dchied 80 The estate will please come forward
and make payment. Nm. BAILEY,
4dhiiaisfraior Of John Baiiey dc.
Ociober.. ltw3w
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w RI'TINC.

SHALL commence course ol lessons
4 IN WHITING and SIENOGR APilh on
Monday the 9Th of October, nj The house oC-
enped hy Mrs Fear, between the Mnsuuic
Hall and the Market where ladies and gem
ilemen Will be taught the most fashionable,
elegant and expeditions hnnds The success
with which hnye taught in the slate of Nir-
gIn,a Tor eight or ten years, is well known 10
mnny genlemeu Of high rrspectnhiliiy in this
plnce, some OF whom received lessons from
M III Richmond, and now offer their tcsiimo-
ny in favor OF my mode OF instruction. To
The advantage OF experience in my profession,
mny be added TINT of my having aront two
years in EUROPE, in examining and compe-
ring nncirnt and modern manuscripts, In col
Letting different systems, in acquiring various
styles oi writing, md In gaining from the most
carbohydrates n knowledge of the bcst
modes ot Instruction A thorough know ledge
oil the system a
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GRAND ERIAL
EXPERIMENT.
IESSRS. DUMlLlEU g. CHARLES.

MESSRS. DUMil.iEU g. CHARLES.
REC leave 10 inform the citizens IF
- Lynch nrs thai they have been nj mum
trouble and expense 10 constrnc, ,b,'r Rai.
looms, the largest one being made Of h. .nt;,a,
hanging pnper, aud the Two Others elepeniIy
painted, aud they sincerely hope that the ILL,
raj inhabitants of this place viii reward ,be,.
Tor thrIr esertions 10 plensr and nniuse 1b.m
the price oil admission being low. and the !,
sue "i The garden fixed ith be- % es and n
i,hrr accommodations They have fonrtl
balloon prepared, ready IN ease oi an acci.len,
So 'h"' The public may moi be- Disappointed
III "ord, lheY viii leave nothing nnfried ,e
gave general satisfaction. They will.
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DREADFUL SICKNESS At NATCHEX.
ELtr e. ofo k'ssf fcont n geptienon or.N y
to lis Iowespondenl, dat,d

NAIcHTA, NNg. #.
4" M IS tus.lc and eonfI-iol hrrr-ihc
Yellow Fever is raging with nncxnmplcd
yioIcacc. Son,r, who were wpll.at break
cast, are in their conins before . O'Clock
at night. There we're about ypyputy-fve
cases reported yesterday The inhalr-
tants are remo,ias aud are expected to
90 out " en- a.asst2 ta-daY.
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81 beautiful CAR
MI he attached to II, which will contain
LIVE ANIMAL.
Two .American Flogs

viii also he attached 10 IT,
The garden will be upcncd ~ 3 O'Clock, =.
VI. aud the ascension will take place at 1 prr-
c'Noly, Convenient steals will he erected far
the accommodation Of Indies aud gentlemen.
band OF music will accompany The nsceu.
snn with a 'aleis OF national airs.
Oihcr particulars will be oppressed in III,
bills oi the day.
Tickets, % cents each, which viii admit VI
gentleman aud lady
October 1,lo
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On WednesdayErent4g, SM inst.


which will present Ia the citizens ol lIns ,,lne.
u NOR" gr"nd and sublime spectacle than W.,
ever before Witnessed, OF the kind in I'm.
country. The smallest one viii he % fe,,
h'th, aud ~ In circumference The large..
on" VIII 'F u ter hieh, mud 80 IN diametc,.
continuing 10000 cubic feet ornamrnied WIN
The nantes ot several American heroes mini.
ed elegantly
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The celebrated pictarr Of the death Of
Lord Chatham, by Copicy, was lately pur-
chased, at public sale in London, by the
Earl Of Liverpool, for the sum OF thou
sand guncas
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lScoH'8 !}jb'e.--We understand that Mr..
Samuel 4. Armstrong, Of Boston, has un
d"naken stereotype edition of .Scotrs
FamjIy Bible, with all the marginal refer
ences, from the ldst london edition.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07

It lis said in lte London paper, that .
large edition of the Koran is printing by =
society Of Arabian merchants, tn listibntu
among The Mahometan hibcs,
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From the returns which have reached
u.s. it appears that jonS BAILEY, is elected
a representative in the 10Th Congress from
the Norfolk district, in Massachusetts, by
Il majority of about 100 votes over his sew
eraI opponents. Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
LAND FOR SALE

WE Subscriber offers for sale the lana on which
he resides, situated In the county Of Chesterfield SIX
miles from Manchester, and between the Manchester
pike and James river This tract contain, acres 10 OF
whcn wood land u good quality, and heavily
as any land in the county. excellent snvilI has
reeenuy been erected upon the premises a very
goru seh winch renders he timber peculiarly valuable
The improvements consist of a comuolions d,,ciinc
oundings Tor servants and 0ber domestic
ana good barn and Stable The situate N is
healthy and the land well watered The ,rac MAJ he III;
v'drd and will he disposed OF desired.
we hooVe 'rac OF land IS NOT disposed of privately
fore The first day Of October next il will on tat ay he
offered al public auction, on the premises upon credit
one, TWO anu ree years. II desired, the payment Of
Tue purchase money will be divided into six annual install
msnS eaeh insiameht bearing from the day If
ste al I'VE same Time and place will lie sold on credit
OF nne months all the farming utensils. the grow inr crop
OF eofn oner bay oats and rye, Wagon aud team two
eIH me SooA OF sheep, hogs cows (among,t which
arc lwo YOKE OF oxen aud several good me cows and
every species OF property pertaining to the farm.
Juiy4. ''"V-, ED~AH"9'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
September s
SALE on LANDS

PURSUANT 90 decree ofthe Court Of Chancerv for the
district Of williamsburg pronounced NJ uIy tern, ast
VIII 6e sold TO The highest bidder public auction before
tue door OF The Courthouse 0 James CITY county on the
second Monday IN November being James Civ county
court day. the following tracts Of land belonging IN the
estate OF Daniel Jones' Sen deceased and situated in the
county OF James City, e wit The called Dun
bars, containing by old survey five hundred and thirty
acres lying two and half miles above Villa msbure has
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary
on IT. 30 or 20 acres Of which is first swamp land and
has an abundance of wood it, very conveniently situated
Tor Williamsburg market. Also tract called Turner's
Neck containing about $50 acres situated on navcab
stream or creek of the within miles OF
ChcknhOminy river The Improvements oo this tract are
oleably good, aud n ahounds in good timber Also nm.
other tract called mOrrs containing 400 acres on which
are good buildings, and Is well mered lying in miles
Of Williamsburg Aud small tract Of 100 acres Called
Lvey's, ad3nning the lands NJ William Hauker md lies
within two miles Of York ryrr which there are no i'm
provemenis credit of one, two three, four and five
!ehrs allowed tie purchasers, upon giving bond and
proved security with deed Of trust the properly.
August 10 s0-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
CARRIAGES.

THE Subscriber returns his
Sy1HA ~ thanks to his friends and the pu ID.
generally, for The very liberal
E&&4Y1u1ft~sA<zX encouragement he has recey ed
Tor number of years back md
informs them that he has now,
ana VIII continue TO keep good assortment Of
ageS ana gigs for sale Al his mandatory miles ives,
Of Petersburg, Va which for durability, neatnes and good
ness OF materials, will be warranted equal TO any wor,
rom the Pbiiadephi market and prices as low as work
OF The same kind can be obtained from that tity which
has the preference any other place in the
United States for well made Carriages.
constant supply Of the above work will he Kent for
sale opposite the Union Hotel IN Petersburg. Va.
80. STERLING WOODWARD.
Orders from any part of the country addresssd 4,
Poplar Grove post Office, Dinw iddie county Va will he AZ
tended 10 with punctuality and dispatch.
Poplar Grove, Nav 2 Iii-wt2sD Sw
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.ruE rpEAsIIRrS nr rur nrrp

BY AIRS. BEHdNS.
What hid'>t thou Ia thy trea sure-cays, and cells
Thou hollow sOaniing aud mysterious Main
Pale glisteniny pearls, and rainbow csoured shells
blght thnys which g,eani unrcck Il OF, aud vain.
keep Keep thy riches, melancholy sea
We ash not such from thee.
t't more the Depths have more What wealth untold
AR down, and shining through their stiffness lies
mo" mast the starry gems, the burning gold,
won from ten thousand rryal Argoses.
sweep Ger thy spJils, thou id aud wrathtul Main
Earth claims MOI these again
Yet more, the Depths more Thy waves have roll,
above the cnirs of "a world gone by!
sand hath hiih up the palaces ofold.
Sea-"ee't % eryr,wn the halls Oi elry
-Daeh o'vr tben, Ocean III thy >cJrnluI play,
MAN yields Them To decay
fet more the Dillows and the Depths have more
litgn netris inJ brave are gat,er'd thy breast
ihey hear not now tue bOoini.ig waters roar,
Rne battle thunders Will not br.aa their rest.
II eep my red stid aud gems, thou stormy pIaye-
Give back the Wue aud brave
Wv re back tue lost and lovely those for whom
tue place was Kept tboar, and hearth 81, long;
rue prayer went through PIoon,
;tnI tue vain y-arning woke midst Ie,taI song
uoiu last thy buried isles, thy towers verthrvwn
but all Is not thine own
To thee the love al woman hath gone down
pafh How Thy tides DER manbood,s nohi, head.
oersyouths bright locks and beauty, luw.ry crnvn
- hst must thou hear avulce--ltestore the dead
Saiih sl Al Tam her precious things fruin thee
-Hest~re the Dead, lh1u Sea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
MARSHALIS SALE

pursuance OF decree Of efior
4 for the Richmond district pronounced ON die ia,I ,
o. Feo 1873, in The case Of Clarke Peasants
on ffi'ny the o'h day of October next Offer for sale
10 the highest bidder public auction for cash nm ,be
premises tract OF land lying in the county of oochand
the Forest Tract it being the same tract of land nur
erased OF VIM H. Peasants by Isaac Peasants except
James Peasants r which said acres we're taken from
.a part o. be tract adjoining the lands Of Pleas.
ANS ahd oihersj leaving $40 offered for sale
sale to commence AT ~ o'clock. Should the above named
gay prove 10 he Unfair The sale will he made the first fair
gay theIeafter Sunday excepted The land above
rd lies in an agreeable neiehborhood within one mile Of
James river and within 25 miles Of The city of Rchond
IS wen watered, and has good for The
notation Of family, all in good condition
s j. GUERRANT, MISC. GRID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
Old TOWN FOR sAI.p

VII subscriber will Offer for sale publicly. nj King
william Courthouse, the 4th Monday in Noyen, her
next, unless priousy disposed Of that valuable tract OF
ad ytg IN the said county Immediately the Pamuu.
KEY river, commonly called and known hy The name n,
Old Town" containing G3 acres-33 Of Which are bioL
iand and go marsh. This plantation Is laid or and cu
waited IN three fields anil has g0od dwelling horse
and az necessary out houses In good repair aud the uns
w OF he land inferior in this Of country
The sHd land will be sold subject to tie l;l. estate
herein ~ Mrs Lucy Johnson. One third Of the purchase
money will be required in cash. TIE remaining two third,
liberal Indulgence will be given npon the purchsses.
executing bonds with approved sccniy and deed OF rus
upon The land to secure the payne~s
49, AMM0N JOHNSON.
King William county. Sept 2. 9f-ids
WISH 70 purchase servant who is skiifIi Cnrragr.
driver. and Is qualified also waiter For one Of Tho
above description under good charscer AID not too af
advanced IN yesrs, liberal price will be given
Kiehmonl, July 10. S-nf Pv. DAEIHL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
A SITUATION wANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, who can produce satisfactory testimo
mails OF his qualifications anxious engage school
for the ensuing e would prefer contracting with
eonimiiiec, and will close with fair offer.
lie proposes teaching the elementary branches OF En-
glsh rdpcion the Latin and Greek aud all the
higher branches OF collegiate education lie pledges his
undivided attention To the duties his school,
accuracy more important than celebrity progress his
therefore, will lie 10 Undue mind pupil deeply
with Whatever he teaches.
~ Persons disposed TO make him offer will be so good
a. Ia address their letters TO A h. Prince Edward Cour,
house, Virginia, their will be duly At
tended tn. Sept. 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
Cheap LeghorM and Siralc BonneEs-

MRS. WHITE, (nert door to ". :, d. Ky,e,s MAKE,
We brdge9 most respectfully acquanis her friends and
e pune generally, tina, she has again resumed the Mill
nary business Her assortment Is entirely new, being
IN New York in the course OF the two last
a. e'ey article was purchased for cash. they will be sold
cheaper than heretofore offered in this CITY.
Am"ngs hcr variety the Bolivar Leghorn Fiat being
ties Also the large Legorn Flat as well as those of the
" , s saes All OF which are beautiful goods.
Satin Ribbons White Fiorcpce White, B!ne and pink
omps straw Trimmings, Aillnet Hair Braids aud Hai
noting the growth Of hair. ~ P
az Kinds Of M".anating er,c,d in the most nea,
J"hionnbe manner, and on the shortest notice.
ILtshon and Stasc 8onne.s altered aud pressed /,
the best mdnn,r- ~
" az erd' from her county friends rH n,cet rita III,
sumo strict attention as formerly.
September ~. a. 49,,
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NOTICE.
Sepiember 10.

y(f virtue of two deeds of executed by Nicholas
- Ponde1ter, the first To David Watson and Richard
MOTIFS Jun Tor the purpose of securing payment of
money therein specified he to William Morris the
second executed TO Garr NJ ouarles and Edwa Watkins
10 secure the payment of certain money therein
specified to be due To poci James Minor be sold Tor
cash on The premises the third day of November 1928
van" ~ nor the next fair day, tract Of land containing
IS acres situated in the county of oochasd on both sides
OF BeANerda creek adjoining the lands David oyser
william MINER John oyster and others. The subscribers
VIII convey such title a. - vested in them
diner DAVID WATSON,
RICHARD MORRIS fun.
q. NJ. QUARLES, trustees
EDWIN WATKINS,