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pplication ut
~ " " Y III -
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We would particularly invite the pU'dic To
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on Smiths overland n TRACT on the Mar
rowbone road in said couhty--oNE IN
PROVED aud four unimproved LOTS, III
the town of Leaks,illr-l Horse, cart aud
Steers, n nut3iber 81 Books, with variety OF
MT n al
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ErMst Sale.

,2i virtue ola deed Of trust executed 10 Al
- Ian Ta5lorend the subscriber by Christie.
pher Clark, bearing date the 9th of December,
in the year OF orr Lord 1919, and OF record ia
the clerks Office ot 'he county court OF Mont.
gomefy, shall, for The purposes therein meu-
toned, proceed to sell, by way of public auc-
ion, for cash, ON FRIDAY, liz 18th day OF
becc,nbcr next, before the door Of the Frank
In Eotel, in the town oil Lyuchburo
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State OF tennessee.

Giles Circuit Court, august 1tru, lao.
John Den, lessee Of john Nelson,
t.. plaintiff,
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On Thursday,
Fire 2otM NOveM'r Next,
Quantico Canal Lottery, 18th claSs

WILL be drawn, in the city Of Rich
w mond, tae rich scheme OF the
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a. IL GfONTMaS

IIRGi.NI.4 LOTTERY OFFICE, LYNCH
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"A Hvact of \ anA,
One o,hev Eract,

,'ung the lands whereon the said Rives
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-13

---- who was, On the - day OF -, 1872
ny the School Commissioners of this county duly appoint
ed their Treasurer for the year ending the DAY OF
-,lS1 this day gave bond, with security approved
oy the Court IN the peuaiy of thousand dollars
dltinned according law
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j. T. LEIGH, G. a. @.
IlWQur
.June22


HAVING sold interest in these Springs 10 Alexan
der Calder, Esq. OF the Planters Hotel Csrir sion,
tue firm Of Vass Calder There have been added
esab shment since the last the improve
ments TO wit Warm Dath OF sulphur airang-
ed as To have OF any temperature which may be desire d.
handsome three story house, calculated draw ing
rooms, lodging &c-a few brick Cabins, flushed
of in the Deaest manner, ana well planned
mediation OF failiesa large and commodous stable with
stalls much wider than usual with
convenient and handsome the hole
ranged as TO render this of the and
healthy watering places in Virginia. These Springs
Union The county ~ miles OF the springs,
abou the distance from the White Sulphur, miles
east of the Red Sulphur and adjoining The Sulphur.
The water Is composed Of the wing ing edients,
Sulphur of Magnesia, Epson Salts, Sulphur Soda
Glauber Salts-Muriate of Soda Salts
in such proportions produce saluary operation
the bowels and has been found extremely servicrabe
chronic affections OF the Liver, and in all complaints
stoned by surcharge of bit has kewi proved eff
cacous in Breast complaints, Chronic, Diarrhoa long
staUding ia correcting accty OF The
opened last Sumner has been be
warmer than the other, IL Contains large quantity Of
Hepaic Gas, aud thought equally strong Sui
phur water IN the upper country An elegant well toned
been selected with peculiar in the city Of Charleston
aud brought TO this place for the amusement Of ladies'
Also small library Books Terms of boarding six dol
lars hn price fiorses fed i'm the
dollars week, without limit so
day WILLIAM VASS.
F Alexander Calder begs leave inform bis southern
friends that exertion has been render ika
place as agreeable possible; and from the well known
saIubrity the waters (beDg inferior the
ains together with the LEGAL advantages of The place
Is pursuaded more desirable Summer retreat cannot be
found any where in the upper country. The table III b
Furnished With the choicest vapds can afford
will also lie constantly hand full spuv ~ the
best Wines and spriluous liquors, fewboxes ef real
Havana Cigars.
Monroe Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-13

Richardson, the editor Of the Savannah Geor.
gan, ta an application made 10 him for the
name Of the author of the calumnivus attack
made upon me in his paper:
Savannah, November 25ih, 1928.
"Lieut. d. kENNoN,
SIR: In reply to a note addressed TO
Commodore David Porter, dated on the 3lst
ult relative to the article which appeared in
the Georgian, of the 9th, the Commodore OBJ
serves Lieut. Kennon certainly cannot be
Ignorant who the author is p and has no OBJ
Jecuon TO my referring you to him for the de-
sired information.
Yours, respectfully,
GEO. ROBERTSON, jr."
|. AS there appeared to be still mysterious
policy in keeping back the name the author,
that my want Of rank seems to forbid my PEE
netrating, cannot suppose it will be deemed
an act vi vdn'ty in "e ON the eve Of my dcPa.-
ture Tor cruise of three wears in the Pacific
Ocean, to avail myself, before my fellow citi-
Gems, Of the very dattering testimonial confer
red upon me by my late commander, when
parted from him at Key West.
do full justice To the regret that MIR.
Robertson has expressed in a previous letter,
at having been instrumental in giving publicity
to the deep injury that WAS m-ditated against
me; aud anu sincerely grateful To the en-
I'ghtened justice of my country, and to my
many, very many, worthy associates in the
service, for the respect and feeling with which,
| have reason to believe, my vindication has
been received.
BEVERLEY KENYON.
FRIGATE UNITED STATES
Hamptos Roads, Dec. Il, 1923.
"SEA GULL, Port Kodgers. August a, 823
"SIR: With assurance that il will ever affnt d
me pleasure to be associated with you on du-
~, please TO accept my best wishes Tor a spec
dy and pleasant passage, and happy sight of
your friends.
Very respectfully, your obrdent servant.
DAVID PORTER"
ITO be continually
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JUST PURI-JSHIiD

A ND for sale by JOSEPH MARTIN, Main.street. Rich
n n0nn, va, and by all the Booksellers; ShCRAMEN-
ihL ATloNS, upon divers passages Of Scriptures
wherein believers are assisted in preparing their hearts
anu their affections and graces, when they draw
gh 10 uod IN Thai awful and solemn ordinance
the Lords supper. by the Rev. JOHN FLAvEL late
Munster OF .ne gospel al Dartmouth in Devon, England.
rTst American from the six III London edition. with
recons and anslations.
Richmond, June 10, 1924.
Sir In compliance with your request have loon ed
the volume OF Fiarsf sdations which you
mn"us works of this author have attained is evnced by
me many ediions through which they pas Eng
matter and the spirit and piey that
wares the~ Ihe style is, indeed, peculiar but The supe
Ior OF moders writer's is Of itself, ssQnf
mutation for that ygor Of thought language thai
generally marks the productions Of earlier day With
out Undertaking defend every minute opinion or every
form Of expression in the volume before m feel no hest
ta1n ~ esnrss.g my conviction ofs general value
YOars,.1c. JOHN BLAIR Hoeg.
a. -. =, Minister OF the I'd Presbyterian Church
ca , Richmond, June 10, 1924
minds of the followers Of Christ must he lsurte Your
psS o' fnYels Sacramento Mediaiions," will
whom they are known Considering no nis ton
osueh work necessary from me, merely express my
most sincere wishes that its circulation may be extensive
ana us influence rendered profitable by the blessing OF
Him without whose favour success should not be anticpa.
Mr. JOssph Martin " ''' ~ D'P"''
Richmond, June TO- 1924.
The name Of Flavei Is too well known among the pous
70 need recommendation aud any work from his
meet WIN favourable reception Ills Sacramento Nedi
production of great worth The object, to aid
ohrsass IL preparing for tue Lords supper will he
knowedged TO be OF high importance aud his reflections
are most happily adapted The end strain Of fervept
e oIes,bes in every page the standard Of christianity
raised high and the style, though antique Is foreible-
he devOst christian scarcely fail to derive pleasure
ana profit from the peruss and is sincerely hoped
ne work will be extensively circulated and the publisher
nperaly rewarded for rescuing valuable production
from oblivion. DAVID ROPER,
Pastor Of the Second Baptist Church, Ia Richmond.
Nv. Joseph Martin.
June 1s. 1875
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June %.
FIFTY DOLLARS REW ARD

Nv III be given Tor delivering my John Pow
w ers, near Cartersvie. Two negro men, Tom Bill,
VINO runaway on the ii'h ins,an twenty-five daiiaTs
Tor eiihsr Tom likely rather above the orins
ry stature, about thirty years Old pea
SAINT countenance think the lille finger one of his
hand, is njared thai he open entirely III,
complexion rather light for negro purchased him Oh,
ihe 4,h ot march last, Brook Cosbys Auction from
Thornton Alexander. lie IRON the estate Of Mr.
Beverly in Essex Billy is about the ordinary stature
rather down look speaks slowly aud hymbly, abou, ti,
years OF age purchased at Guochand years
ago, FROM Uusy's
the above negroes either OF them Tod ed in mi
The legal fees will be paid. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
June %. Is--ILw,r
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NOI'It,E

an Monday the 30ih day OF August next will he s,,o
~ on the premises TO the highest bidder, for s
of land In King William couuty, the Pamunke, river
adjoining the Piping Tree containing
convey in trust tn the subscribers by deed record
in the court Of said ~ Thomas n. Grymes aud Re
becea t. his vile, Tor purposes therein specified This
has on Il well flushed twostory house, all conve
nieni out houses, &c. aud well for any descrp
ton of business. Such title alone as is in us yesied "a
be conveyed, and that is unqoes ,ionabie.
CARTER DRAXrON.
join CHEW
Junp
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From the National Intsliigsmceyl
THE .4N.NiVEkS.iRY NJE.

From the National fntstigtwcey.l
THE .4!N.NiVEkS.iRY kJE.
by J. NJ. MOORE, ESQ.
Arouse, arouse, duh memory.
Curt up thy sluggish energy!
R.vie.s iii events Of times ioug Since gone by;
Cf years when patriot hearts beat warm and high
ON This, the day our valiant ,res
That coiuneias altars blaze light her destiny.
Let the martial Ciarions sound,
Procian,in. TO the world around
The Renaissance sf a nations birth!
lh' anchor OF Freedom. f"slorn hope of earth
Let every ireeborn tongue proclaim,
Their noble deeds OF arn,s 10 fhn,c,
Who pi.dgu, GU Freedoms holy shrine, their honor
lives aud worih
Repeat that martial sirnin
TIN, ec:ioing across tie main,
While all the weiEin with The cryresounds,
The voice tina, tells ot Liberty,
And speaks Colun,bia's galiantrv,
In loud aud high, shall pierce thro' earth's
mot 81 bounds.
To Cin,hcrarc's sno.v.capp'd height
Cuinuibias Eagle wing'd her fight,
Her hesrnu cry is heard from sea TO sra
L Land ni The lucas wake, will and be free!
rhs lonely Condor caught the strains,
and shri'h'd them DER Pera,ias piains;
III" Chidsen ~ the Sun" arise and rush to liberty
iiark! bark. the still small voice hear,
Stealing on the awakend ear,
Responds the cry Ills from l5eria's shore
Il uiui uturd them stled--heard more,
Until the notes are caught upon
P.ara's plains or Marathon,
And eiIa grand peal their grateful chorus
Nor shall that beacon voice be hush'd
Until oppre, sinu's acm he crushd-
Waited Heavens dpct winds, IL scars along,
Wherever tyrants observation-disclosures there is wrong
Truth, 1.-The the overwhelming foed,
Eni sis ev'ry barri.r--fe!ds Of blood
Must die ihUugh,J the deeds of right that unto men
belong
BEHOLD The Godlike phalsn1 rise
OF wcTthics, Who now Gid the stes
The Sained Martyrs IN their country cause
From s,rains anun Il To tGsnies divine they pause;
Ani, pond'rng with delight they bee,
a naiiou happy, bSrst, and free,
(Fruon theii dearest hopes,l govcrnd by equal laws
Furemo. in that hand tescry
Our WASHINGTON, from whose h1'd eye
Benigu,p, bea.as vi wonied lo.r and fire
Still speak the secret Of his souls desIej
That stiii Tor us his bosom beats,
FOR Is his farewell prayer repeats,
ad for Coiubias glory still he swes his heavily Tyre
LIT ev'ry heart, in every cline,
That tunes its lays IL themes sublime,
Wherever vnior, worth, reuuwn, have sway,
LEAP, On Chlambia's mt nnrubte day
Invoking blessings from the skies,
Upon her higt-bOrn d-stinirs,
'Tll times swift chariot roll aud worlds shall.
mould away.
Tie Condor Is mentioned by Humboldt as a bird that
soars over The Hottest peaks OF tue Andes.
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VIM. n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LAS just received, No. LxXyfII. E1Iiolurg a.,;e,,
and NO: % Museum OF Foreign Literature
<he su1ss'btrs TO these and Other oyL, o ,
qusasd 10 send for their numbers. VI
r,n'eys new GENERAL ATLAS, nm elegant and Cheap
woyh containing so co!ored maps lust pnbiisbed The
y.UOAb STANDARD, or STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Lle OF general NGreeD Of the Revolutionary Army bv.
yuuge Johnson. Remarks, historical and CRITICAL OH
yohnsons Lite Of Green by H. Lee Roccas French war
~ spain study OF Medicine, by John Mason Wood M.
H. .. vols Syo Playfair and Drande. Manual OF
chemistry, by Brande. Thatcber's Dispensatory.
CTsek, Latin French and English School Books EpeljsH
5nn american Writing Papers, Bank Post, Copying and
OF Stationary. " ~ "
Blank Books for County Court Offices and Merchants,
aud made 70 aHy pattern, of approved materials and
Old Books bound, and Binding business corrled
n all its branches. ~
FREE, and Charges fully as low as elsewhere.
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JAILORJS NaTICE

WAS committed TO the Jail Of Nansemond Couniv on
W lue go gay 81 February last, runaway negro
msn VINO calis himself BILL SIAvERS; but since he has
yesn co"nneu ~ jan says his right Is JACK and
% 1e was fee born IN the state of North Carolina
sau Jacs IS ABOUT i've feet six inches high dark
So,"Piehoh ABOUT tweny-our five years age, and
"a 70 apparent marx or The Of slave IL
wy pc mas, . requested to for ward, prove prcsg.
as the law directs. "
s NATI BECK, Tailor Essscu,onG County
svfsh, Jolly 2, 1873 Is--,y,g
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Notice 10 School Comm;sg;on,re

TINE School quolas due for the oreseut wear will h
withheld, according 10 law. in every instance wherein
the School Commissioners have failed TO make ont and
transm or caese TO be transmitted the Presient ana
Directors OF the Literary Fund reports and
for the 1875, furnishing the information req.red in
the extracts from the Acts OF Assembly referred below
agreeably the form prescribed which has lie on ~
the different boards OF School Commissioners
the State.
This will he pursued in future wears SO long
the present acts on the subject remain in force.
want ot precision in the certificates of Clerks OF
Courts IN reiaii"n To the execution the ionus Of the
rreasurers vi School Counts has some n,,an
ces prevented the payment Of the school quotas when az.
Piled for The appointment IF Treasurer tting annual
absolutely necessary for the the
and Directors 1T the Literary Fund in tn Of the
quotas, that The certificate Of his having given bond
should stale the date OF his appointments we'll as The
period Of The termination oi his duties his bond
form Is subjoined which conl"in. nothing that
essential the freasurers will therefore the nscessi,,
OF requesting the Clerks OF their respective
form 10 IT, at least in substance their and giving
certificates e
by of the President Directors Of he Lierar,
Fund j. BROW ir Oh ani,,nr
June 20. I5-wsw
ing the Literary Fund Reved Code Of sis-Sec Isih.
An act TO amend the act, rucd nc, 10 reduce into
Pulsed the ID Gfueh, Is22-pari Of Seeilom 3d.
An act concerning The Unvcrsi, Virginia and for
In County Coar, "a. REQ a1I S. Of Sd 1870
- = who was, On the - day Of -, 1872 3,
ed their Treasurer for the year ending the DAY OF
-,isa this day gave bond, with security approved
ditioned according To law
MEDICAL SCHOOL, n BOSION.
Viz Medical Lecture in Bo.n, will commence on tue
Il third "Wednesday in November
Anatomy and Surgery, by DIR. Warren.
Chemistry, 10y DIR. Gorham.
Midwifery ard Medical Jurisprudence by DR.
Nlateria Mrdca, by DR.. BigeIow.
Theory and Practice Of Ph,sic, by DR.. Jackson.
The Massachusetts General spiia, most &C
tive and fourishD institutions in the United States has
received within few years than three hundred
sand dollars in private donations, in addition 10 It's prev
Gus very liberal endowents from the State Legislature
The nuner Of Surgical operations omagntuae perform
ed in this Hospital within the last two years and nine
morts amounts 10 hundred and tsvsny. Cent men
attending The medical lectures to
The surgical operations and clinical practice insiiu
ton' class of Students exceeding hundred, from
different parts of the United STATES the last
pamphlet containing pariicnlar accsunt Of the Bos
ton Medical School and Hospital published for gratui-
tous distributions and WILDE forwarded to ANY person on
his addressing letter post paid, to Mr. Leonard Holmes,
July 2. tH-s,+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-13

Tie Condor Is mentioned by Humboldt as n bird tba
scars over The Hottest peaks of the Andes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
NOTICE..

Conrt Of Probate, '.hesVhorf, Jvne 2, 1925
WHEREAS application has this day been msdes
'" for the appointment Of an Administrators, a.,
bons non. on the Estate of jean stevens. late Of
Newport stone.cutter, decc~ ed, and the considers.
on thereof referred to the rst Monday in July next
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons interested III
said estate, to appear II they see fit. At Court q
Probate 10 be holdeo at the state. house, in said
Newport. on said first MondAy in August next, as
9 O'Clock, A n. snd they shall be heard respecting
the appointment OF said Administrator.
by order Of said Court
CHARLES GYLEs, Prod en-.
June 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
NOTICE.

CoG-f Of Pro6cfe &c, Aewhovf, June Y. 1924.
WHEREAS Elesser Trevest. and Jonathan T. Az
my, Admnistrators on the Estate Of Thomas
Stevens. deceased, have presented their sdminstrs
tioD account fos allowance aud the considerA,iars
thereof referred to The first Mondsy In July next,
Notice 10 hereby given to ell persons interested
therein TO appear, IL they t, at Cour, Of Pro-
bate. to be holden st the statehous in Newport on
said fret Monday in July next, at 9 O'Clock, A, M,
to sbew cause il any they have why said account
should not be allowed
Ey order ofsaid Court. t,,
CHARLES GYLEs, Preb ClE.
June TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
NOTICE.

Courf ef Probate, ArwhOrf, June 2, 1924
VXyHEREAS Josiah C. Sbsv, administrator cbns
w estate Of BENJAMIN Coms,ock. late Of Nebuio
deceased. has this day presented his adrX. bsr
account for allowance, and the consderatE---
referred to the first Monday Of July next: car"
hereby given 10 oil persons interested thei ben
pear, they see I'll. at Court Of Probate. .,llo
en- al the state house, in said Newport. on M am
Monday Of July next. At 9 o'clock. an. ,ho
cause. if any they have, why said acco1 80.
not be allowed T. "
Notice Is also given. that the Comn'n' noe
port on said Estate. will be acted upf the ins
Court, at tue same time and place. M o.,r ub.
By order oi said Court .rs
CHARLES GYLES, kS,so,y
June 10 ,v~.t
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NOTICE.

Court Of Probate, Newhorf June 2, ,ie2<.
THE Commissioners appointed to receive and ex.
anime the claims agsinst the Estate Of JedcdAL
Irish. deceased. have made report, and returned
list Of claims by them allowed against said estate
Il 10 ordered, That the consideration Of said repor.
be referred to Court Of Probate. to be holder AZ
the sta,e.bouse, in said Newport, on the first Mon.
day in July next. at Q O'Clock, a N and that notice
be given by publishing this order, that oil persons
interested may appear II they a., end be heard
BY order OF said Court,
90 CHARLES GYLES, Eros CierE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
NOTICE.

Conrf Of Pro6ote, hewho,f Juns Y, 1920.
WHEREAS application has this day been made.
for adminisration on the estate Of Rose Til
linghast, colored woman. late Of Newport. decess
ed, and the consideration thereof referred to The
first Monday OF July next, Notice is hereby giveu
to all persons interested In ssid estate 10 appear ii
they shall SEQ 6 ut Court Of Probate, to be holden
st the state.house. in said Newport, op said fret
Monday OF July next. at 9 O'Clock, A h. and they
shall be heard respecting the ssmc.
by order Of ssid Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Prsb. C0.
June TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
NOTICE.

Sonrf V PROBATE, JFewnors, jane =. lec&.
WHEREAS application has this dsy been madss
or administration on the estate of Jonathan and
Sorah Watbsr, late Of Newport. deceased, and the
consideration thereof referred to the FIRST Monday of
july next {: Notice is hereby given to sll persons
interested in said estate, to appear they sha SEQ
III, at Court OF Probate, to be holden u the state
house, in said Newport, on said first Mondav Of uv
next, o'clock. a. =: and they shat. 5s heard 70.
specting the same. by order of said Court,
CHARLES GyLES. PROBATE CH.
June TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
NOTICE.

sCouyr " PROBATE, Neuhors, June r, 1924.
WHEREAs James Stevens. administrators on tie
estate Of silss Dean. jr late of Newport, dc.
ceased has this day pre- sened his administration ac
count for allowance, and the consideration thereof
referred to the first Monday Of July next Notice
Is hereby given to ell persons Interested therein. 20
appear, hthey see ft. at Court of Probate. 10 be
holden at the statc.house. in said Newport on said
shew cause, if any they have. why said account
should not be allowed.
by order OF said Court. tt
CHAhLES GYLES. ProS. ca.
June 10.
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Horizons Hotel.

g. HORTON respectfully informs the
Ne public, that his house. heretofore knosn n IS
he Globe Tavern, has been much improved and en-.
lsreed since the last season, and that Is nov 20
situation TO render every eoDiol aud convenience 10
the us seIler.
grrYi5enes' April J. W