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silk. Coiion'aad Thread Hosiery
Mort al Muslin Roles
A superior assortment of Thread Laces aud
EdginRs
Rich Seedlings and figured Muls
a. and ID Camhfies aud Cambria Maslins
Figured aud plain Lcno and Book do.
Piain aud figured Iaeanels
limitations aud Dimi cambries
scotch Lawns aud Irish Shceiings
Black and ealared lfaiRn and Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
hlerino ShHols aud Sears
Crane do do
Sewing Cotton in spools, balls and hanks
s2plia IandL efcliels aud Scnrls
Checks, Dimities, Niolins aud Violin Strings
sBonlhazeiies aud BomhazineS
A splendid assortment OF .Parasols and Um-
brellas, very elieap
British sad french super painted Muslin
seine Irvine
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One other Tract.

on the waters ofBaek creek containing about
600 acres all in woods. a small proportion ON
ly Of which is CONSIDERED tobacco land of SUI
perior quality, but n considerable part might
be justly denom'nated tolerable grain land, il
lies well, is well watered and abounds with
Inll ,l1nr
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Also, one other Tract

AdloInIng The ab0y Described IanJ. r,,,.
ing upwards OF 700 acres On Til, trae, t ,
are two settlements, on one of Whit IN;
very good house, well finished, ONT Lnn,s
orchards, good garden, &c. and ON 49, W
other a comfortable dwelling house, orchar 2'''
&c. Ibis tract also adioins the lands Of I.l,'
Shelton, Col john Amber and ntI. '0i'''
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Ore Tract.

Whereon he now resides, in Amherst nm.
distant IL miles from IyncIiburg aud Il, IT,.
a., court house, Known ~ the naiue ~
nhahAM , COVE, continuing 100 ne..
between 4 and onO OF which are cIa.,ait',
This land lies We'll aud is ia good hear u
yelling house is comioridbleand Gomez IL
aud has attached TO il the necessae, vi,
houses, orchards, &c. There is vel l vt
potion of good tobacco land 10 clear. ,,l e
IS very heavily timberod. The " hole , q'.1
il we'll lrafpr,I 'N dtfL
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Erust Sale.

S0Y virtue of n deed oftrust executed to the
49, subscriber on the 9th Jan, 1924, by
Stilla W. Bell, aud admitted to record in the
county court clerks Office of Amherst, TO Sc
cure the payment o, certain SIMS of money
therein mentioned, shall sell at public auc-
ton, onthe premises, for cash, on Saturday
the Sd day of July next, (ls240 if fair, ether
wise the next fair day, sundays excepted, all
the said Sdlla w Bells interest in and 10
"A certain Eract w Aana,
stusted, lying and being in the county of
Amherst, aud adjoining the lands OF Henry
II. Watts and others, being the same land de
vised 10 her by her father Samuel Bell, deed
Acting as trustee, | shall convey such title as
is vested in me by said trust, aud none other.
CORNELIUS POWELL, Trustee
June IL. 'v,tds13
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'IruSt Sale.

D1 virtue ola deed of trust executed 10
ID the subscribers by William McCluer and
Sally his wife, and OF record in the cIery , of.
fee OF the county court of Bedford, wa. eaall
for purposes therein expressed, proce d 20 sell
by way Of public auction, for ready mofcy
on the premises, on SATURDAY ihe Icth
day OF Jnly next (ffair if no.. the next fair,
day thereafter, Sundays es epted,)
Il YYact IL I.anA
in said deed neutop' d, living in the county
OF Bedford, on the waters of Hunting creek,
II being the tract u land on which The snid
dct'uer now res.ie Such title as Is vested
IN IN Inc trustee will he conveyed and none o.
ther. sANCFI uiNCOck
LAWRENCE AnGEORGE.
''nc Ia. W4W43
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A LII persons indebted TO the estate of
n Joseph Echols, decd, are respectfully
solicited to come forward and settle their
debts forthwith and those having claims
upon said estate, are requested 20 present
them Immediately, properly authenticated.
VIM, l.. LAMBETH, attorney for
Elsa r. Echois, FL { Of J. Echois, dec,
June IL. w3vs,.,
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also, one othey vyac+

Adjoining the last mentioned land. cont,
ing 39l acres, and bounded on ono s;'iai
the road leading from Samuel BurL .'e' ny
Waits Gap, aud the lands OF Richard s = ia 10
lis, the Bethel ira. I, and the lands of Id,n
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are eai',
abont Is acres cleared, and thal portion Of !,
is well enclosed aud fresh. II is heavily finn
bercdand well watered, and contains a large
quantity OF first rnte tobacco land. This usrt
iiies within one mile of Bethel.
II the above lands are not sold privately
before the 10th day of October, HEY will ay
that day be sold publicly at my residence =
Persons who may be DESTROYS of PURCHASING
1t is expected, will wish TO view the lands
They will he shown at any time ON auuliea
ton being made to the subscriber.
u , Terms Of sale shall he made arcommo
dating. AMBROSE RTCkTP
February 20. Qgwts
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NanyAAe academy.

zNIIE exercise of this institution will com
- mcnce on Monday the 2lst instant, under
the direction aud snperintendence OF Mr.. ko-
bert Is. Gillian, who has had charge OF the
Institution the two last sessions. In conse-
ouencc OF the scarcity ofmoney and the hard
OF the time the Trustees, .seith the opproba-
ton Oft Tutor, hns'thGught h.edvisable to
rednre the terms OF Tnition. For the future,
the following WILDE the pDce for Tuition at
ezhis Academy
Spelling, Reading, Writing and En-
glish Grammar per session, 7 so
,Parsing, English Grammar, Geogro-
,rhy and Arithmetic, do. 10
The Languages, Arts aud sciences,
NC. IL 20
Board can be had in respectable families
convenient 10 the academy, upon very rea-
souable terms.
THOMAS II. CLARK, Secretary
June ls. w2wld
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u Iract IL I.anA

nl RSUANT to q decree of the superior
a, court of clihncery for the Iiynchburg..dis-
trct, pronounced on the Goth day of May,
1924, in the case of Rose and others VS.. Pat
ten and others the nndersi sned Marshal ofthe
court viii, on Monday the 10Th day of July
next, il fair, If not the next fair day, offer for
sale, TO the highest bidder on the premises,
on credit OF six and twelve months, the
purchaser giving notes with approved endor-
sers, payable at one of the banks in the town
of Lynchburg certain
Yract or Parcel OF I.AnA.
Lying mud being in the county of Amherst,
about one mile south eastof Iynchburg, nd
joining the lands of IL S .Langhorne and 9th
ers, aud supposed 10 contain 80 acres,
q. b. WOoDS0N, NJ. l.. ID. c. c.
June Ii. tds13
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stun's, &c.
I'm. OUenS y Griffin J.. Leckie,
Have just received a fresh supply OF
Drugs, .uedicines, paints. Dye
'staOs, &c.

AaoNgsT WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING:
nOCTR. RoJertsoa's ptgetobte atr-
- rous or.iial, or Natures Grand Resto-
raiire, Doctr Mead's celebiated .iitt- D,sptp-
Ge or stomach pills, a sure corrective OF indi-
gestion or sour stomach, Lees essence OF Mus-
lard, an eHeclual remedy for govt, rhea.
4aatism, palsey, white swelling nnmbness,
sprsins, bruises, &c. Church's Cough Drops,
forconghs, colds, asthmas aud consamptons j,
Hair Rcstor0ife and Presertniire peget06fe
Ctrote, Rowand's Macassar Oil, Aromatic
Snuff, ga celent for the head ache, Lavender
Water, Cologne Water, antique Oil CROION
OIL, one drop Of whioh IS equal 10 a tnH dose
Of Castor OIL, Suiphatc Of QHmine, Tamarnds,
Lemon Acid, Mace, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Reeves
Water Colors, Lorilard's biaecoboy snua,
Rnppee Snuff, Aqua Forts, Alcohol, French
Berries, Stick Logwood, Ground Logwood,
Ground camwood, Ground FusGc, Nicara-
qua, Blue ,pitriol, Indigo, Madder, Copperas,
LAMP OIL, Glue, Spirits Turpeniine, Blue
smaIts, Verdigris, Terra de Sienna, .Lytiarge,
White Lead in kegs, Dry do, Spanish Brown
in kegs, Ditto dry yellow ochre--Also, keep
constantly prepared Soda Powders, SeiditE
Powders and Portable Lemonade.
They earnestly invite their friends and The
public TO, call and examine the price and quad
ily of their goods, rs they feel confident that
it will insure Them good sales.
June IL. f6w
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Also, one other Tract

Adjoining the first described frac, an y
south west side, containing $50 acres. rb;aG' .
IN woods, not more than 40 acres bcins e "'s
ep w ,;har are WEI mel e9eosed This tractl
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Chinizes, super. aud common
lrisli Linens and Damask Table Kinens
Liurn Camtfies aud Cambria handkerchief
fateat steam and Power Loom Slinings
Jaconctt Crasats, 6Rured and cross barred
\ large assortment of euunterpains and quilts
Elegant inuey and Plain Ribbons, OF various
widths and eDiors
silk Flag aud Fancy Ilandkefchiefs
Satiins, senshaws SarsHctts
Figured andflaid Silks
White anu colored Marseilcs Nesiings
DrlIings, Wilmington Stripes and Nankeens
Buck, Kid, Beaver aud silk Gloves
\ large aud extensive assortment ofsEotton
sbawls aud ilnudkcrGbiels
White aud cnlorcd Gimps
Leshorn and ~irnw Flais and Bonaets
Mems aud BOYS Fur and WOOL Hats
best quality blue and white Cotton Yarn
An assoit ucnf of Brushes OF every kind
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.Nandarinc .Nankin f. CantonlCrapes.
WYE are now opening a complete as
w sortment of the above, all entirely
new patterns, and low charged, for sale by
MCKEE, ROBINSON SEQ.
June @. 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

saperfuous bile, aud preveat ts morbid Sc
eretions 10 restore and amend the appe-
tite 10 produce free perspiration, and
! thereby prev ent colds, which ars often OF fatal
/ consequence.
iiamilton's Worm LoZenges,
Celebrated tor removing worms, aud best
known pemedy for cleansing the stomach and
bowels.
A dose of this Medicine given occasionally
during The warm season. viii eventually pre-
vent the vomiting and pnrging al children
dreadful disorder, which annually destroys
thousands OF the infant part of our citizens.
II Is likewise the mildest aud most certain re.
medy known, and has restored TO health aud
strength great number when IN nh advanced
stage ol this fatal complaint. Particular aud
plain instructions are given for every part OF
The necessary treatment in such cases
Hamiiton's Grand Restorative
Is recommended rs AN invaluable Medicine,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure of
Nervous Disorders, }iolentCramps in the
Lowhess OF spirits, stomach and back,
Loss OF Appetite, Indigestion,
lmpurity oil the Blood Melancholy,
Ilyserical Injections, Goat in the Stomach,
Inward Weakness, and Pains in the Limbs,
Debility, ReIaSations, &c. &c.
Cure for Coughs and Coids.
II ANIL YIN > l. LII Nfn.
A sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, sore Threats and approach.
ing Consumptious, aud most disorders Of the
breast and lungs.
10 parents who have children afflicted with
HOPPING COUGH,
This discovery is of the first magnitude, ms II
affords immediate relief, checks the progress,
and in "A short time entirely removes the most
cruel disorder TO which children are liable
Hamjlton's Genuine Essence and
Extract of Mustard.
safe aud efectIal remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
inisey, iumbago, numbncss, White swelings,
chilbtains, sprains, bruises, pain in the face
and neck, &c.&c.
Lee's Persian Lotion
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent
aud safe of unparalleled efficacy in preven-
ting and removing blemsbes in the face and
skin, of every kind particularly freckles, PIN
pies, scurts, letters, ring-worms, sun-bulns,
Nc, rendering the skin delicateIy soft and
clear, aud iInprovingihe complexion; ii is in
word necessary appendage to the toilet.
The RESTORATIVE Powder {or the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
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"A certain 'Nract W AanA,
St0V the Villain!

DUNAWAy the Cd of this mouth,
IA muatto mannamed NED. lie is -,
fellow, but has large breast aud is str, ,,,,,l.
made, "a little bow-legged, high full tc .eI.,5i
dark eyes, holes is his ears, and ,o.,raiI,'
sharp chin-wears his hair tied b" aii,d-ho,o
bold aud open.conntenance WI en- spoken To-
He is a keen artiul fellows an na.l,a,,s o,,,
read aud write little. y. ,,athina lao I"
particularly describe IT. ;, there !. M, ,tH,,i
he is .genleeliy cle'.nn,. lie has a good silver
Wa'ch' WIN ga =, or gilt chain boots, &c.
RE tooe o" JARk GREN ~ ARE, about 4
,oo' III .tes nigh, in good order, shod before
'et oes not much woTn-she is lengthy end
Wei '.ormed-and has the marks OF plough
ger upon her shoulders, and a considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade, think on the right. She has Il very
thick tale and name. though not very long
She is spirited and active and rides we'll. He
Is we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat of bear skin with large canes,
&c. have no doubt chas obtained free ma
pers, and will attempt TO pass free man.
and make to some free state, and haze no
doubt but he has altered his aamc lie is a
handy fellow, good house servant, miller
and shoemaker, and can turn his i,aud to any
thing, and have 40 doubt bit he has a plenty
of money. | will give reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS TO any person who will deliver
him to me, o. secure him III any jail so that
Get him again, within this state; aud if taken
without the state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
If secured or delivered to me; aud ten dollar
for the mare il taken within this state and de
: livered To me, and twenty dollars if taken
F, out of the State and returned home.
: SAMUEL MORRISs
/ Buckingham, Aug % wts3
: .Nandarinc .Nankin f. CantonlCrapes.
! WE are now opening a complete as
w sortment .of the above, all entirely
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Pa1EA II .WEDICJh ES.
Hahn's Anti Bilious pills.

They are eNeeIIently adapted to carry off
snperhuous bile, aud preveat H. morbid Sc
cretions TO restore and amend the appe-
iiie 10 produce free perspiraton, aud
thereby prev entcolds, which ars often OF fatal
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE Executors of Col. VIM Leitwich,
l. deed, oilerfor sale !, HE FOLLOWING
lands, in the county Of Bedfard, VIZ
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focaNd chiefly .sotn Cities and es, adreaa at
he Establishment Q Tho SUJriJas .imoag rhjh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
MONDAY, May 8, 1924.
IN SEN ATE
SATURDAY, Mar Z.
IN SENAsHL,

Nlr. jackson, from the Joint committee an
pOnted to consider what business is necessa.
ry to be acted ON at the present session al
Congress, and ut what time The session NAV
he closed, submitted their final report on thai
subject; stating that, in the opinion of the
Committee, the session of Congress may BIZ
terminated on the 10th instant. The repor,
was laid upon the table.
THE TARIFF.
The unfinished business of Saturday. being
the consideration, as IN committee of fb,
whole, of the bill from the other House, Ia
amend the several acts for imposing duties on
imports" was resumed. Mr. King, of Allah
was again called To the chair.
The question was, upon the mo,ion submit
ted on Friday last by Mr.. Holmes, of Maine.
to amend the bill so as to except Russia
Hollands and Ravens Duck, and Russia
Sheetings,' from the duty of twenty-five per
centum adj yalorem, which The bill con,em-
plates 10 impose upon all manufactures of cot
ton, silk. FAX, or hemp.
MIR. Harbour rose--he stated that he had
moved an adjournment on Saturday, btcduse
he felt uncertain how he shohld vote, in rela-
lion 10 the amendment now before the Senate.
after they bad refused, by the vote on Satur
DAY, to exempt from taxation articles Of the
same character, of great importance To a Ger.
tam section OF The country. Upon mature
reflection, he had come to the determination
10 vote against The present amendment. in or
der that the taxes imposed by this bill might.
In This article at least, be equal upon the diff
terent portions Of the country.
Mr. Mills spoke IN favor Of the amendment
He proceeded to slIew that the article of Duck
was already taxed very excessively, by the
existing rate Of dutes--and that il was pro.
posed, by this bill, TO increase the tax neatl,
100 per cent upon this article; tax which
woHid be extremely onerous upon the nayieaf-
ing lnterest--an interest which was, at Ieasi.
as much entitled to the Jorbearance ofthe GOV
eminent, as the manufacturing interest was 10
ITS positive protection. Mr.. NJ. stated the
quantity of The articles Included in this amend
ment, which had been imported into the como-
try within The last year the revenue Thai
had been paid upon it and the eject which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

I'm mutIoD OF Mr. tattnafl, III WAS
ReSotred, That the Committee of Military
Affairs he instructed 10 inquire into and re-
port at the next session Of Cong ess the ex.
tent to which it is cxpcdienf to adopt the sys-
tenn obedience proposed in the several reports
Of the Board Of Engineers, for the defence Of
the maritime frontier of this countryside
amount which il is estimated fhe works in
contemplation, approved by the committee,
may cost--specifying the location and estimat-
ed cost Of each particular work and also the
amount which ii may be proper and expedi-
ent 20 appropriate annually for gradually ef-
fecting the above contemplated plan Of de-
fence.
Fifteen engrossed bills were, respectively,
read third time, PASSED, and sent TO the
Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. TUCKER moved to take up the report
Of the committee on the claim Of the heirs of
Besumarchais; whch was agreed to--ayes
G3, noes % and The house went into com.
mntre Of the whole, MIR. Bassett in the chair,
on the report. Mr.. Ticker, having cOInmen-
ced detailed statement of the circumstances
Of the claim, and made some progress, the
committee rose, on motion Of Mr.. Clay, with
an understanding, that This subject shall be
taken up on Monday next.
Mr.. A. STEvENsON, from the committee
to whom was referred The message Of the
President of The United States, in relation 10
the accounts Of DanrI ID. Tompkins. report
I'd bill (in blank) making appropriation
for the payment Of the amount adjudgcd TO
be- due TO him." which was~lwice read and
referred.
Dir. A. Stevenson, from the Committee Of
Ways and Means. reported bill" auth Orizing
the executors OF John b. Mebane to collect
certain arrears Of taxes !" which was twice
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tral community possessed of widely extend
ed territory with sparse population, where.
by consequence, land is abundant and cheap !:
That her numerous slave population in a
great measure fills the place occupied by the
rabble of other countries
That her constituting has (most wisely, as |
sha'' endeavour to shewl made no formal pro-
VISION Tor change in itself /: and
ihat any change which is not the result of
a e o'er-ru,ns necessity; that does not spring
from actual and scarcely to,.rabIe fnot tbsn,
retic aud fanciful) grievance. is pregnant with
the most disastrous consequences DIV unsr,.
ii'ns the fixed habits and institutions of the
commonwealth, and introducing the besetting
SIN OF all repnblics--the love of novelty and
change (; by catering to which appetite, the
wh"ir tribe OF usurpers In all ages and coun-
tries nave uniformly effected the downfall OF
free government.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

S. Garland 1873, ennet A. Crsw ford &c
Hill Carter IN. e. Mr.. Carter was prevailed .,, ia
siaad poll on the morning of the rlrc,iom.'D
CH'aberiDid-D. A Wilson, w. L. RanloIuh.-
JsDrson-Jobn T. A. Washington. 255 Daniel Morgan.
2S0--Mnjor Biaxton Davenport so
RanatUha-Col. Joseph Lowell. 1855 John Wc,c,t 100
Major C'andius Buster 49, DIR. n. w. Thompson ST.
Lewis Rnlner IL, Van H. Reynolds 81
Washington- - Miller All, - Fletcher sIg-Drad
ley 500, Byars 256.
We"norefnd-Gen John p IIuRgerford i62, DR.. Robert
Murphy I3i--Henry rayior co.
Not ftie iast Lcgsiature.
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REMOVAL,

rEIHE iens OF the subscriber the public generay
respectfully notified, that for NE convenience
his he has been induced his
GUN PISTOL MANDATORY TO a more central
part the city than the place lately occupied 10y him lie
is be found n doors above the Bell Tavern aud
Immediately opposite the store Of Mr.. Thomas A. Rust
where all orders us liue will be promptly and faithfully
attended 1fentertea requested call and view his
selection Of Cu TLERY which ne is
cOnd To- imported to this city.
Riay g. Iis-if JAMES McNAUGHT.
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cry respectfully. your obrdient .ervant,
AND: STEVENSON.

~ The Postmaster General to the thanks of
the whole Southern Courtry arrangement which he
is now maturing He writes the Of this Cy
that onthe 10Th inst the northern mail arrive here
A NJ IN abon ~ hours from Baliimore-and NJ Peters
burg at p NJ. same day, in 34iours from Baitinore
this arrangement TO continue till the autumn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

read, and ordered TO third reading to NOR
row.
Mr.. +. Johnson gave notice, that on Tues
day mex, he should move the House to take
up the bill I" to reduce into one the s, eraI acts
establishing and regulating the Post Office
Department"
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
Uashington. .aprI 80. 1924.

To The Efiitors OF the Enquirer.
0ENrLkMtN-l have just received, from a
friend IN Kentucky, a letter, announcing the
passage of an act of thelast legislature of that
stale, suhlecIing 10 forfeiture all lands sf resi-
dents and non-residenis, il not cultivated and
Improved, before the first day Of august 1875.
This act Of forfeiture, l presume, has been
passed under the 9Th section of the compact
between Virginia and Kentucky, and in conse-
qnrnce of the recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, in the case of
Green and Misunderstanding their " occupant
tatcs" unconstitutional. As this information is
highly important to the citizens of Virginia.
who own lands in Kentucky, hasten to com
mnnicate to You the fact and to ask its publ
cation in the Enquirer.
Very respectfully. your obrdient aervant,
AND: STEVENSON.
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nNt CENT NEWAND ---hanaNay, some Time about
~ The March last, George Scott. apprentice
bound 10 The hscriber learn the aiicrs trade lie IS
upwards o ~ age and has about nteen months
yet t. compilations blue eyes and dark hair,
mafknby n,sy for Of his pretty good sewing
tailor The above reward will be paid the delivery OF
e said Scott TO NC, residing at buckingham Courthouse,
Va. JOHN McHEYNOLDS.
ApfitQ7. r.
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French Burr Blocks dud Burr Mil Stones.
TllE subscriber has just received from IIavre large
y quantity superior blocks which he offers for sale
No.C nth Alley or NJ the Old Mandatory Fourth,
Jetveen Vine and Calowb streets Philadelphia where
he continues made, by experienced worknien, BUR-
H Stones TALL dimensions WHICH he will warrant 10 be
of The first quality and 10 answer the purposes Tor which
they mas be designed. .
Pbiladelpbia, Msy q n
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NOTICE.

III persons having cinns against tue estate Of Doctor
"A ROBEHT HOFFMAN, late Of Hanover county, are
quesfrd present. the signed without delay.
Aud all those indebted the said Robert iony
at The time Of bis DEATH requested 10 make pay
ment so the subscribers
JAMES FONTAINE,j HonymaB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

IL is said that MIR. Lowre will publish his evidence
until lac presents The President three further aIlerna
tNes:ris is stated To he the object OF the
announced in the last Inteligeneer is said that en-
Jackson intends publishing letters the subject