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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
CELEBRATION AT YORKTOWN.

'ESHE Steam Boat VIRGINIA. Capt. Hazard, will
n leave Mayo's Island on Saturday morning,
the 10Th October, at O'clock, for York Town. and
will tow along side the Steam Boat Powhatan,
which has been thoroughly repared--the two boats
will accommodate 500 passengers--tbey will reach
York Town on Sunday, aud remain there until the
close OF the celebration 1t is particularly request
ed that all who intend going by this conveyance
will leave then names at the Office of the subscri-
Der, (where subscriptions list is opene) that suit
able provision may be made for their accommoda-
ton. Passage for the trip IS each. Table and
Bar charges as per other boats. For other parti-
culars apply to
LEWIS LUDLAM.
~ B. The Rife Rangers commanded by Capt
Brooke, will 60 by this conveyance.
Sept. II DIV 68
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TREAsUaY DEPARTMENT,

august Zbth, IGSS4,
NOfICEis hereby given, to the proprietors of the
IV Deferred Six per Cent; Stock, that the last pay
ment account of the Principal and Interest of the
said Stock, will become due the first of October
next ensuing the date hereof, and that the same will
te paid on that day at the Treasury, and at the
Loan Offices having such stock standing on their
books, to the stockholders to their attorneys upon
the surrender of the original certificates of said
Stock. Whi. Fl. CRAWFORD,
1904 Secretary Of tie Treasury.
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EVENING STUDIES.

MIR. w. c. Kidd will enter into arrange
lVl ments TO form evening classes, after bust
ness.h hours, for the different branches of cduca-
ton which those engaged during the day cannot
then study. I'm these arrangements will he in
cluded the study of Mathematics, Pure .Matte-
mates, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, and
I'ucticat .4stronomy-with the system of Steno.
graphy.
Sept. ID
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Or The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO is published
f,rice a iceek, Tuesdays and Fridays) al fre dol
lars per anys,tnn, payable in adcance.
~ For adoertising o,s7y cent? square Cor ,ess)
for The rsf Insertion, and 81 lie oant far each
ti't"ance-1ne Number Of inserfses,s be noted
on He ~. s., o9terCise they rit be continued and
charged accordingly.
uJ advertisements from The country to be paid
Jor a, advance, assumed by responsible isdi
riduat IN Hiis place Manchester.
II an letters TO tie Editors mast be postpaid,
or they tcM reccipe no attention..
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PEOPLES TICKET.

FOR PNESIDENr OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts.
For vICB-PREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED s. APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
:. The people OF the United States are one great
fartly-as long the Union of the States holds, a
from one section, provided he be honest, ca
Fable, and faithful To the Constitution and the Peo-
pie, ought TO be acceptable to the opposite sec
zion, as to the one which claims hI birth resi-
dence.p
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AUCTION & COMMISSION BUSINESS.

HUVI IUlN q OOWWio5ION bUoINEco.
TaTt1E subscribers under the firm of Bradfutc
a and Tomplins, will establish, on the 15tli
of This month, an Auction and general Commits
sion Business, in the town of Lyncb6urg, in the
house now occupied by Mr.. John Robinson, at
the upper end of the town. Consignors Of goods
are assured that every exertion viii be used for
their interest, and the utmost punctuality OBJ
served in reTDittances.
We viii also attend to the sale Of Real and
Personal Estate 10 or near the town, ON the Gus
tomary terms; and to the shipping of country
produce and other articles TO Richmond. and to
the receiving Of goods to be forwarded to the
West.
ARCHIBALD BRADFUTE,
QUARLES TOMPkTNS.
Iynrhburg. 18th Sept. 1924. 67w1w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
QUANTICo CANAL LoTTERy

1850 tickets. ID blanks to prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combifla-
tion and Formulation of 81 Numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be Determined in a few
moments by the drawing Of numbers of q put
into the wheel As the present Scheme varies lit
sle from the former ones, explanations may be OBJ
tel, Richmond
u The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of November at much ear Ler
day, ii the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
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n E.aYETTE

UST received on consignment at the Universal
SO Hat Wdrehouse. opposite the Bell Tavern,
splendid assortment Of Satin Watch Chains and
Badges, embellished with fino miniature portrait
of the {" .N.4ITONiS GUEST decorated with MI
litary cmbems, &c.
lhese elegant articles have become very fashion,
able in the Northern cities and il is presumed INA,
Virginia viii he lacking i'm nothing which will pro-
mote tive HONOR Of our couut,ys venerable patriot
N. b. The above viii be sold wholesale as well
as retail
September 10 disc
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NOTICE TO TIMBER CRITTERS.
EWyE are much in want of Flour Barrel SLAVES
w and HEADING. either single or double, that
are fecH seasoned, for which disposed to give
very liberal price IN cash, if delivered in three or
Iouf weeks.
P. HAxALL & co.
SttgUs, 81 1n63
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IRISH LINENS AND SHEEIT.N1iS.
AND
AMERICAN GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE,
3 Cases Irish Linens, and

1 Do IRISH ShcetImgs.
find from, Providence and Bosom
100 Packages of American Cottons Sheeting,
Shutting, and Plaids-from the Dover, Cumberland
Mill, Monsen s. Brunfield Factory.
These goods are remarked for their superior
quality.
Moncitre, Robinson, & peasants.
Aug. 81. 3t62
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NIeTNTYREas'g

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND.
Whole Ticket So 90
Half do. 2 so
Quarter do, 25
Parcels of Tickets may also be had ;--puschas-
ed in that way they will cost SIS, and warrant
ed to draw $40, less Is per cent.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate, it
will cost only
of Whole Tickets S28
Half do. IA
Quarter do.
Plies payable 80 days after the drawings and
subject to deduction of Is per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid,) will meet
with prompt attention.
~ Pdges.in the Lotteries of New-York, Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment OF Tickets this Office, and any nforma-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries, can always he obtained.
June ~.
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March 2e.
IunY H0LCOABL,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs her frenus and the public.
that She has opened house OF private entertainment
in the upper END of Charlotte county, Immediately The
ruad leading from Lynciburg Charlotte Court
house, Hampden Sidney College, Prince Edward Court
house and farmvie, - mics southeast of Lynchburg n
miles northeast of Campbell Courthouse, 10 miles
al Charlotte Courthouse "a miles southwest T. Edward
Courthouse % the direction from Hampden Sid
College, - miles Bent Greek, leading
from that place to Coles ferry Ssunton river, mile.
from Robert Hunters Tavern II mile The Red House.
the road from that place 10 Lynohburg This house is
convenient distance from the road consisting of many
apartments, which will render il comoious
dating families and Som past experience she aiters
self that those who her with their
will receive such accommodations will be satisfactory
March 26. iHj-w4w
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BUssoRAH ARABIAN.

THIS beautiful Horse will stand the ensuing season nj
Curles 10 the county OF eprco, IS miles below Rich
nond ana ~ above City Point aud will he
$40 the season, paid after the August next hen
the expires $50 ii paid before that time
$50 to ensure mare TO he in ioaand 81 TO the groom
in
Bssforah bred the hanks OF the tes al the
head OF the Persian Cult by Or. Coquhoun of Bombay
formerly of Dussornh by him sold to the aP.n, of Mr
Ogden OF New York. who imported him from Bombay ia
toe ship Hnraiio, IN the autumn OF 8i9 which
he has made three the New York
his colts great He is OF the Ccr,uaa
ny breed, cast held in the highest estimation by the
Arabs well for their OF form for
CITY Tor the endurance ut great fatigue. Bussorah
ton Ihe premium awarded to- Bussorah the exhbi-
ton OF Tue New fork County Az rcuural Society in the
l OF 1870, ms beag the finest stallion in the statc-The
following Is extracted from the report of the committee
horses; We have only different times before
subsequent TO our appointments examined the
ties within our reach, to the Characteristic points
properties of the Arabian horse; aud from whole Of
our investigation, we of opinion that Bussorah of
best cast OF Arabian horses that his are
very perfect and that he will, opinion add greatly
To The value OF our stock of horses"
The subscriber has obtained this valuable horse of
owner Mr. Van Ranst Of New York one season only
and has by his desire limited the horse mares those
who DESTROYS of breeding from him will therefore do
well to engage their mares early in the
commence the LIST day of March. Bussorah covered so
mares in 1922 10 of which produced foas-s colts are
remarkable Tor their great beauty and fine bone and are
not deficient in size
The subscriber will pasture lat the risk of the owners,
such mares left with the horse, when
Will ierd then on grain fair price will use every
precauiien TO prevent accidents aud escapes.
II The original documents, pTuviny the
'ie Arabian. in possession, will shown Ia
any person who may his being genuine
Arabian The documents alluded too long fur n,er.
ton in an advertisement
WADE MosBY, Jr
Curles Feb f9,fS24 % 81
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NOTICE.

VIE public respectfully informed Tint have place
q ol confinement where slaves will he safely kept for
length Of time, anil conveyed 10 from pHrt of the
state, the shortest notice and moderate terms. Those
who he pleased N cntrUst with their slaves for
SAFE keeping be assured that the ueot attention will
he paid Them ne the following rates Of board, Is
per day each for receiving and releasing 50
also, adjoining said house, accommodations fora large
her of slaves ShO would uerd cnuinruPn-ftsrge Ur
each p per day for children cents charge
rsceving or releasing Geurmcn who purchase slaves in
this market and nfrust them charge, have thrm
conveyed from auion P1rt Of tie corporation free "
expense by Nr. james Francis who is employed by
attend 20 the business under supcrufe pdanc al
ways be fou1d house latO Quarter Branch
in the reighbOurhoud Of Mr. William Fucher and Mr.. Jas
a. Grant.
~ Gentlemen who IRE engaged in purchasing selling
slave, may hnd II 10 their Advantage call nnve.
Nichmnml. March so. IOHN ID. p1iENTIS.
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ARTIEIcIAL ANATOMY

Iii well known that limitations human subject for
anatomical study have been made in hitherto in con-
sequence nt its hexiby. These limitations however
striking aud correct could only present the surface of OBJ
iccts they could give internal details which are
sll more necessary to the study they filter the
purposes ot museum than theatre Of anatomy NJ Au-
rouN, young and clever French physician made an
astonishing Improvement in these limitations. with n com
position resembling pastebear he has been enabled 10
construct complete bodies in which all the organs The mi
hues details of external and Lierna conformation are
accurately represented The exterior parts are uuspprd
easily, not according IN the rules generally observed in
dissection. They give place Interior parts which in
their turn can be removed with similar facility. Tins ,te
hunHn body can be decCmposed into thousand different
pieces which as they are regularly numbered again
reunited tp each other Two advantages ubtnipcf
"'r the ordinary neud-he disgust inseparable from
the dissection ni dead bodies is avoided; pupi Nv
accomplishing the body, give perfect knowledge
m its individual points The only obiecoutn m AurouSs
invention is, that the shades are mere perfectly
represented hy the wax than y lis composition but this
obstacle may be surmounted and for The rest his imn
ton perfect The smallest organs, the nerves. the mus
cl's The veins and all the vessels, Represented with
rigid accuracy This ingenious nvenon admits NJ being
applied to many useful ard interesting purposes Of
mical pathology IHfussunn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

I 30 i,i62--B,ank, te aud Rugs o04 1886 Print
ed and Colored Cottons 4G90, 499-White
Cottons 2656, 313-Nankins Geo. 100 DOL
len and Cotton Hose G20,GIl-Cotton Twist,
Yarn and Thread lO5.259 Linens bleachrd
and nnbleached SSO3 OO7- Silk Goods,
6,7l3,77l- Hempen goods 472 500 Brass
2J9,2l4-CupPcr, or ct which Copper is the
material Of chief value, 9l,ei0-lron aud
Steel, other than those having specific rate
of duty 2,5G3,G42-Glass Ware ether than
having spcciGc rate of duty $50, 527-China
5000 Earthen and Stone Ware, .095, 1876
Tn and Pewter iG.S72-Pappr, Writing and
Wrapping, ,80j Gold, Silver aad Precious
Stones Observation-Disclosures Copper sub
f,'t' to duty of 10 per cent, l,l46 Hats,
taps and Bonnrts Gi3 37i-Tin in sheets or
plates 1886, 54O-Raw Wool $40, 95G-Raw
Silk 4,673-a other articles having an ad val.
rate of duty 6,S36 63t Duck aud Sheetings
1925, So Wines ,e91 Spirits from grain
135, 292-0ther materials l CSC, RIGHTEOUSNESS
1854, 922-Beer, Ale and Porter 94.637- Oil,
fish and olive, in casks, IL ,832-Tras,
2,3612 10 Coffee 1908, 1l9; Cocoa $40, 233-
Chur.late 646-Sugar, brown and white
52536 a9-Candy, loaf and lump, $40 Fruits
100 ,523-Candes, Cheese, Soap and Talow
3l,SSl-Spices 5SO9a6 indigo ISL 9GG-
Cotton 53I93-Tobacco and Snuff 5,O5S-
Gunpowder GO, 1876 -Bristes and Glue IL ,862
Paints, Ochre, &c. 1855 Lead, pig, bar
and shot. j5.l75; CurdaSe 81, err Copper
and composition rods and spikes 93Os; Irun
aud sted Wire 77l37-Iron tacks, nails, an
chors and sheet 905,4 6-Iron in bars and
bolts, rolled and hammered l .G9l ,635-in pigs
and casting III .606-Steel 22t.595- Hemp
GIL i54-Alum 6l96-Coppcras II 292-S III
40. G66-Coal IL l.539-Fish, dried and pick
led Si,9l3-Glass. black quart bottles and
window ii9,2o7 BOOTS and Shoes, 1914
Cigars IG9,210-P Playing cards S9-Total va
Iue olimpOrts S 77,576,267.
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trunks belonging 10 Mr.. S. Belts, passenger,
and took from them every thing valuabie--all
BIS clothing, his watch, mate and
sea,nen's clothing, etc. Thry then rugged
derrick for the purpose OF hosting out the
cargo. At this time sudden squat cam. on,
which induced them To abandon any further
attempt at plunder, and return to their vessel,
sending the mate and sramen on board the
Echo. The crew of this pirate we're S?aniards.
In the hurry of leaving the Echo they left two
of the cullasses on board. ~ !. Here. .Adc.
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fHAr renowned, high blooded race horse got nv the
celebrated imported horse Sir Harry, will stand al INV
Plantation upon Chckahominy river in Charles coun-
~, about miles from the courthouse and from New
Kent S miles from the Forge and miles from The onp
Dtuges The season commences this day, pres on
The LIST August. 49,
Terms He Will he let to $40 the season. 20 he
Ivy me payment OF IL dollars ii paid Inv The
day OF August dollars leap aud 25 dollars for
insurance The insurance money will be claimed iT the
owner parts with his every instance cents
TO be paid to the groom Good pssrage gratis and corn
Nc II required nrnished At the market prcsNo espon
sOy Tor escapes or accidents hut the taken
TO prevent either. HENRY b. CIIRJSrtaN
March l6. zoe .,
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February q.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ON Friday The 27;h u. my servant LEV IL, absconded
~ nc u Wight mulattu, about tweniy-ihree four
wears OF age, ana about five three fonr inches
nal Hn blue coat and pauiaoms wuisicOa recnlrcisd
whiie cotton shirt blue cat and glazed hat; he
t"nA with HIN, also. black.iur hat about haf-vorn
viii give Ten Dollars his delivery if caught in town
and prOporonabe increase IL taken beyond of
the city and brought ~ INV Jail so thai
get him again boughi him of Mr.. o'ay, agent
MIR Cary OF the county OF Gloucester which place
VIII probably attempt to get. He away about two
years ago, and was unprecedented in williamsburg his
way to Gloucester, being furnished with forged pass.
NlchmoNd. Mlrch 3 9S--if HERMAN BAKER.
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NnrICE TO n1tt1nrnc

IOURSUANr act o Assembly NJ its last session an.
q thorsing the building of an addition to the Lunsc
Hospital and IN pursuance Of which law the under
signed appointed commissioners nv the court directors
NJ sid Hospital 10 sontrIci Tor the erection or woory
ck house 40 y 80 feet, With abasemen story, IN
infniiy OF paH which may be said Hospital:
tee hereby given that proposals viii I've until
me Z day Of April next 10 contract for the The
whole 10 be finished IN neat, euhstnnaia workmauke
manner, with materials Of the best qualiiy.
no. McCANDLfSH, W. +. BANKS,
JAMES LEE, GEO. MORRISON.
March JESSE Inc ,9oa
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GREEN SPRING FOR SALE.

EfHS estate situated the James river, nearly equal
distances from Richmond Norfolk, contains 2qS4
acres NJ land he dwelling house built OF brick large
and commodiOus and attached h is egary necessary
building Ata short distance Is spring of nc water and
orchard OF excellent fruit The quality IS The land is
generally good 0nd large proportion IS covered with very
Va uae timber. convenient the river Few csates nos
sess greater advantages Than i.. II is offered al reduced
price md long credr.-Nr. Wm. Jones residing ~
GreeusFrng will shew the prcmises Apply Ar. James
d. Riddle, ~ Richmond, or 10 WI. /. HODGSON.
March &. 100 n IN Alczaudria.
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TWENTY DOLLARS KEWARD-

WILL give 20 dollars reward to any person that will
4 secure negro man named STEpHEN IN Louisa jail
Or deliver him 81 NE in SpOsyvauia county New
Market lie went on after my hiring him nj January
LOua court. lie Il small yellow fellow, worked with
Mr. Richard A. Perkins for several past in the civ
of Richmond. Powhntan and Cumberland counties lie Is
perhaps lurking about Of the named places
with free pass. lie good mason, ditcher md
shoemaker. THOMAS MINOR, Guardian.
March q. fre "a
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGlNIA.

the request ut competent number of he Stockholders
and in purpnnce OF the acquisitions of the Act As
Serhly pnSe! on ihe 9Th day Of March Instant, emitted
An ACT for extending the charter of the Farmers If
virginia. hoiire is trrshy given, that Airelinu
OF said stockholders will take place hr anknhou,r
IN the city of kichuNUd, Tuesday the AuT
ake into consideration the prnpre;Y nf aprrn,in
aud rrtif ing extending the charter the sad
Bank. L.. n NICHOLAS President .
March -, 1924. "f.
- IL viii I've necessary r1 all proxies no given after
the 3f,t March. Iuo-sfs-l
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To Jesse Queen and Ann b. his rs;

F'AkE notice that shall proceed, the 10Th day Of MAY
next, "a the tavern OF Jorian BALI Pcwhatan
Courthouse, between the hnnrs of nine in the morning
siN an the evening, and 10 continue from day day until
flushed ,aSc the dep1ons OF Abner 2. Kerr and 9th
10 he read evidence the trial suit in chancery
ow Depending ~ the Court of Pow ha,an herein
avn iaiuiic, aud aud Hughes Owen and Peter Leueur
are defendants; when aud where you attend, il you
think proper. DAVID LESUEUR-
AInrs.f Is
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the James River Company,
JAMES PEASANTS ir Pres;deut

Ertrne,s frpr the act above referred 10.
lie ~ enacted 10y the General Assembly, that the prPsi-
dent AMI Directors nf the James River
they hereby, empowered nay be necessary
for the purposes herein declared the credit
OF this state of money exceeding hundred
Thousand dollars, and rate Of interest exceeding
six cent. per annUuI The monies borrow ed
shall he PAID into the treasury upon The the
cond auditor aud, the receipt in the
sums so borrowed the treasurer shall issue
stock Tor the amount thereof purpOrBg that the
wealth of Virginia tue lender his heirs
admnist ators, assigns the loaned together with
the interest at the of interest agreed
interest is payable semanumlly the the
monwealih Such certificate shall Shew,
Of that the loan made under the this
II ID III he signed bv The ronnie signed 10y
the I'll auditor and registered in book
for that purpOse and I've ten delivered tile erder
agent. Every such certificate of stock shall be
the books of the 2 auditor, and the
thereon shall he paid on his principal sum
authorized TO be borrowed by this hereby declared
rrepemabe for twenty years Int shall he afterwards
deemed The pleasure of The General Assembly, within
period not exceeding fifteen years.
And he IL further enacted, that, for the payment Of the
interest, and the final redemption the principal of
tn be borrowed under authority of this ha
he aud hereby appropriated and pledged the Of
Internal improvements the surplus tolls and
rights belonging the James River Company and The
proceeds arising frOl the tbs tolls the
awha road and river VIXEN completed also the surplus
und belonging TO Tire Company arising from The uuexPend
eel balances of the appropriation OF eighteen thousand dol
lars Of The of the fund for Intrrunl Improvement
And " the foregoing appropriations should bc Inadequate
othe payment Of the Interest the authorized to he
borrowed by this act, and the final redemption Of the
principal The General Assembly pledges itself provide
other and sufficient fuHs for that purpose UBiil sUCh
other sufficient funds shall by provided Ivy law. much
OF revenue of the fund for Internal Improvement.
may lie necessary to supply the deficiency is hereby pledged
for ihnt purpose.
March %. fO5-u9A
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GENTLEMEN As various, and in some instances
contradictory reports circulated IN the public
prints, relative 10 an extraordinary cure, effeced in
the person Of one of the members of my congtpgs-
Ton, calculated To make an erroneous impression or
the minds Of persons AZ distance, have consde'-
ed II Difference due TO the public fron me, as Pa
too of the congregation, give a brief and correct
sairmcnt Of the occurrence.
The simple fact IS ihis,-Nlrs. Ann Mrtingly, who
has been for the six yeats last past, sfcted with
most painful internal disease, which resisted the
power OF medicine, and haed the skill Of the phys-
c'an, was, AZ an early hour Wednesday morning
The 10Th Instant, after receiving holy communion
nsian'aneousy healed, and res'orcd to perfect
hea'th which she hHs continued TO enjoy since, to
this date She resides with her brother, Capt Cav
bery, the Mayor of this CITY. circumsnntiaI mar
on Of 'hts extraordinary occurrence, properly au-
thentcaied, will be published shortly.
WILLIAM MATTHEW'S,
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TKU ST. SALE OF LAND.

10y v'rre o deed Of recorded IN he clerks Office
~ OF Uoocbdnd county court, executed David Minis
to WIN Xix. shail se Si Of land less ly
my ia the COUNT of oOehand joining The dover lands
OF Mrs Elil ibstl Minis The lands OF benjamin Wood ard,
Josah Leke and Others for tue purpose raising the
neN by the said dCe secured lie PAID together with all
casts nding the execution oIhe The sale will be
made the .6h day OF April next the premises Tor
cash, lat public auction Acting trustee, shall
such te only vested me, wiuch il believed be
une ptiUuahle. WI HIN, trustee
Mr.. i, gs