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STAMMERING
h.u-hEitiING II.
Veto York Institution FIR corre.t;,,o. -;

"ew forf Institution for correcting iupedi-
, nS y sPeeeh No 254 broadway, sppcsite II, Pm
wi ign, me principal of this institution Lsynr
services OF professional gentleman OF Inc MS
20 anu herin experimenting it, feels warranted IN,
80 W Piohe from the perfect success she Ia. had IN ca
corn, and other OF ,pe.cb Ihnt bs,e
mo-, sihst all can he Gu, ed and Inc
a,. can ne made speak with comparatiy ,a,r ,J
NJ y rev weeks, and many in a few davs
hesn can exhibit GU, te,t,p,on;.I =, h rn,;,
etHesey oi her system. The public cannot Jenand
Co., lae,oty one thar the following from renepne ,sb
, e itst rank IN science and literature and n
See"''G''y communicated IT.
or eoe'ed from Mrs Leigh an ex,aaon o., her ,I..
nS eetion OF sabiIhcriag and other ont ~
- - anu having visited her Iuiuou n !, x;,h 80, -.
La we oner 10 The public testimony in her t,v,,r
Tho many instances there saw OF cure ev. ,bee
isu oeeh OF very long standing a, we'll a. fron a..
tar. The, Ieetibe persons, Ufhe greatest a.,an-
r. ,iau ueiI'ed from her instruction ~. snesr., r.
~; wii Prove Psbiic beueft: and We hone ttst Nh;
ns, y OBTAIN the patronage ingenuity aud urrsevernr
NO nor hesitate further to add our con1ictfoa ,b,. an al
,o >, net rules, on the part of the pupil altLa
f't,si.e 10 sueet perfect cure -
ii,S'sneul SAMUEL l. MITCHELL N ID
New York. ana DU'ahy III The University Of
p..c. JOHN Nc. VICKAR D. d.
professor OF Moral Philosophy Columbia Col.r.
p;.. -, JAS. X. MANLEY, NJ ID.
tIesicent Of the New York State Aiedic,I ser,e,v
49,. JOHN WATTS, Jr. NJ. D.
fhSeian to the New York Hospital.
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:, 3 5,6 oR Or; or THE EXECUTIVE

AN UiImtTt Nep0fi..
hsn3Ss sn,aies at large being collection oe ,f e.
he 80 ,s s', ,l9u ths hr't session Of The Leg.,, W.
~ t,o.S, ~ 10 volumes The laws of s@,' W
"s1.s'aIIy connected With every hs belonging 10 ~ are
~ soh,' thorough knowledge 81 them ana 81 AZ r. ie
' .u MORN us q every thing that was most ,., ~ -
sno"n about them aud one Of the ereaie,t 20 y,
y Tbe ~, + owing 70 thei, ignorance Of L,g@
greatly great bargains may be had Il early
March f. j. II. x +. NASH
102-teff
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SALT AND BOTTLES

n 81 - m sacks salt Liverpool filled
AZ - - on crates Wine, Porter and Clare ov,,t bo,.
10 90 oeason pint aud half pint do '3ui' o0"'es
sale per Big Christopher Scott, from Liverpool for
Angus, J. y. IL WARWICK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08
LsTERESTY.vIf TO PLaN,TEPS

WE Fugtia Patent IhTsshiRg Machine The sub, crber
L having very recently made great Improvement on a.,
boye machine wishes call their attt n,ion
late Improvement he has made the Portable Ma
ehIne In the Improvement the above tnachine he
ses entirely with the large belt; in lieu there bs,;
cog wheel and Pnion to operate the ihfehing power boh
e oPeIau'r power are Connected together occupying
less room than those on his original plan These
continued with some others he has made he fatte
ny e 'uPefoF % any ihnS oithe kind either Europe OF
America Tor txecuton cheapness and Durability rbi. ma
cnn extremely simple It, structure, nearly all its psIts
aeoi on' Perefy irritable, can be adjusted one farm
10 another and put IN operation hour after arrives al
the place IS to ne used by the plantation hands none of is
paris are defaSe byreinOving There be
operative power OF the two Cotton Cn, "f 80 ~
nhed. ~ Gus "ie 'ur-
Persons wishing get machines for getting out their n
crop will please 10 leave Their orders as early a, pshl
The price OF the Improved machine S235 at the factory He
manufactures Cotton Gins the most approy,d So,rb.rn
Pa, "h single and double breasts Also feeding Straw
SAMUEL COCHRAN, head of lIayo's Bridge.
T. s. The subscriber sold machine ON the new nIan I,s
year, and from the utility of he has orders more IRON the
same ueghboGFhood Tor the approaching season. SC
thereby certify, that Of Dr. Samuel Cochran,
late Improved Potable Tbreshng Machines with which am
much pleased Ithreshed out between 500 to one thousand
bushels OF wheat Of the last of three horses and
said machine will from 5Oto bushe. per day with
eaeio horses and hands l. perfectly portable can be taken
simpler and better machine could constructed
Montevideo, King George co. May 1914.
do certify that Mr.. sainue Cochran, por
-" "hicu Is worked with 4 mules
or horses, and eight hands, with which thrcshed durng
the a,tsummer between 800 1000 bushels of wheat clean
irou the straw averaging between 80 200 bush dav The
Machine can with be removed one farm 10 ano
ther, different parts the farm and
plantation hands four he think the machine
superior TO machine have economy facility
of hreshng add durability. As witness my hand this 5ib 81
January, 1928 Chesterfield county.
~ EDWARD II. BOISSEAU.
This Is TO certify that purchased Samuel Cochran the
hst second wheat Machine that be Constructed m Erds
Tiekshurg and that have used the said machine several
on large estate and have been much pleased with it, that
the last year purchased others from him and
fourth io me present year Unnecessary To
part Otthe farm and operation two hours. all
have found three horses sufficient power TO Keen il in
iiyen under my hand this 2lst May, King Queen
county. WILLIAMS RnVn eH
June 2. - ~
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copy Of 'et,er from Dr.. j. r. MANLEY 10 Mr.. IF1Gu
"MaDau "NEV YORK, Nay, 1899.

-11ih-A4i,
mon q, Take great pleasure in bearing my public ,e,
cure ~ ~eeehee o your plan for the esni, ~ and
NJ ~, ring which an cases, exists 10 such extern
G 'he unfortunate subject OF thIs habit so lar At leaf
iin ~ talent Is conc erned nearly IN a. con-
e.nai "a nc I!'e cUHhience you have paced in me n,
h ~ ae'A your method, and the facts and
my aekhowled semen,s. '' receives
bi,; eS.nnai'on from time to time of your pupiI.. the
tn;, " es own cases from their mouths IN. onnos
n a'e mad to compare the progress Of their arpepd
rriva an the points Of support which your system
LA - 20 ue'eloPement Of the of Staimtrinr A.
% H. III your exposition, have all couspired 10 convinr
he - s'hod iru he successful; and that if the un;Is
,rY, " discretionary age, having been once eu ed I'M
cannot relapse into ioi mer habit without II b .y
said study to acquire IL ' '01' u Had almost
treatment Of TIL, tunare vice er .usb n' IN Tue
bn IL ~ II oSar any as'ignahe proportion your merits in
ant csSe of sses OF perisetion you will have abun-
VI Sd'i'iaetivn With much esteem L am
lSgnedl UJAnrs n MADAM Va dam Yours,
June 6, us ''N1e 4"ed'edf Society"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08

Wheat Fans for Sale
the Penen,iary the Pententiary Store of superior
quaity "heh are warranted by the Superintendent to
operate well in all respects.
July 70. 2S-tf
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~ ~ sup'e51her has moved to Fredefcksbnfz and - =
u 80 20 W siiiofds new bndings near tie (,c,,r,i
1 y'ey Of oe''oyns his undivided attention. 6,, s
w ~ Ousiusss ~ he Court Of Appeals aud Cls,e S,
- .io"no'uy 20 thc rraece IN ie.Superior Cooyt 60,
OF tatont and The Superior Courts OF Chsoeero 80 ,
VIA we 11i'ipss coVnshtlJ 10 Fredericksburg A'"
wsveo JOHN DICKINSON
4 - s--vfTs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08

The Baltimore Gazette of Friday contains pa,t
oil proclamation published at Carthagena, By Gen.
BeTmudez, on or about the 9th Of July, in which
he denounces In the most violent terms the pro-
ceedlDgs OF Gen. Paez. -" Twelve thousand va
liant soldiers are marching upon Yenezuels, bv
command OF the Liberator President They are
returning from Peru, and part of them have arriv
Ell al Panama lie has just completed the glori-
Gus work of Peruvian liberty and order: and for
tune, which led. him thither, will now bring him
to The support Of his virtuous fsow-citizens and
the laws Of his own country
. Ihe immortal Bolivar, raised by Providence
to be the creator and constant defender of Colon.
bla mpelled By the glorious destiny, returns to his
country at the first moment that il is necessary 70
enforce respect 10 the general will, TO the consiiu-
tondl compact OF COlornbians.
" His name alone will dsconcert the scbemss
Of discofd, and his wisdom will soon restore tl,,t
order, without which it is vain to hope FOR liber
ty."
The general opinion in Carthagena was. that
Paez would be condemned TO death, and as Pre-
sident Bolivar was expected in two or three week.
no doubt was entertained that ranquillity would
be restored in Venezuela.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08
Nashyille, Tenn. Lnly Ed.
TIwenty DolIorg Ro1ooTJ

1AhEN rom the boat the Canal oo cupied bv the lame,
"a RIVER Company hands, Thursday night last Silver
aoh made by Harvey, London, No. 5574. II eapped and
va pee Of the lace broken on nearly large the half
an eighteen Pencei beginning few minutes after ~ and
'nu5 nearly 10 the cOck marx. The letiec and
vas epars ink, "a March last by j. Bronsugh Rich.
mon5 as the paper ~ the will show. Attached TO the
"eh was brown SILK tape chain plated sseled nj the
@ WIN fne chased Gold Key, and small Steel Key, be-
onsns 10 The inner drawer Of desk The shove rewsd viii
We sven o the detection the thief aud delivery the watch
july
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500 REWdRD

STOLEN from the subscribers stable last nirh,a Ig,e
~ Saddle Rlartngal aud Bride Hea ,rr, lcb b," .
ors years old, very ne order particular mari
oui believed TO have white hind foot; long and ref
hollow back short tail, which he carries badIv and ,b -
rubbed from ihe tops his houas unusually and ba,
from having boon long shod bad crder lie iro snI
fore legs. ~ "4S WIN MS
The above reward will be Padorte recovery IF the Horse
,,.. JANIS CASKIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08
RUNA WY

e.'hoM J. Wiekhan's plantation nI,ddl. o., >,
county, negro boy LiTY, about n wears OLD ~ h
teilirent sss and regular features, sprisL,y aud in
A. ' prooa6iy gone towards Lyme hburr. " '"P
49, ne gro BOY Anthony about years old: Al. c
Seen ,a NC na iighter than is usual with negroes lie ws
team manJ oui weeks ago going up James River in hat
Ing hev - Two white men aud negro, believed TO he gu
tsr az 'ue l1ige Any person who will deliver 81,
ooaa me aforementioned slave, to john H. Jennn ,
So.I p, nridie Quarter Jane. River opposite EiS,e,
July II. "Hiuee'
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New YoRK. JuIv %

D. NEW YORK, July %.
by the arrival at Providence of the brig Ange-
A1NH0e' q letter, dated COrO, 9th Jane,
By an arrival from Maracaybo. to.dav. we
learn mat that government has placed Itself nm
aeF the jurisdiction of Gen. Paez, and agreed. ON
the formation OF Federal Government.
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
Jose .aHTuiio PACE, ctvn and military chief of
penezueta, &c.
Ahe defence OF our country is duty sacred
that 10 consider liz performance with indifference
Is to be guilty of the blackes. ngratitude.
hen the common foe threatens our common
Shely, union In arms must form the wall of our
common defence; Tor, without this feeling prevails
'heTe can be no simultaneous effort, no coubina-
ton of strength, no energy, no resistance, Bur
the strength and security of people, like the soul
which aniinates the human BODY, consists. no, IN
DING force, but In unity of movement and DESIGN
hence the Immediate and complete Organization of
the militia becomes at once matter of the highest
moment and greatest urgency. Who can doubt
Ihs! What citizen shall hesitate to em oil hinseIf7
ne militia corps being nothing else than citizens
In arms Tor the security of their lives their fs,ni
lies, their honour and their property.
Under present cir circumstances, the heroic non
pie OF Valencia have yet to learn that. to render
their Invaluable rights and privileges secure. tbev
should wait until the enemy is in front, before
they prepare TO oppose him. Such measure
would oTinS upon each of US disasters and calami-
ue5 insuppoHabie. To prevent these, the man
asement OF the public means have been carrri,,o %,
10 my hands; and, confidng in the wel-iried pat
rlotism and prompt operation of ms fellov,rii;
zens, have undertaken the trust, and with then,
am ready TO meet death in the defence of our
common interests"
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~ an at the Pendeu,iary large quantity Of Flou
" barrel HOOP-POLES, Tor which The highest price wi
'' Pa ,ra % 10 O@'h'oy THVS. NELSON, PAP
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COMMISSION BUSIJ1'EYS

NJ subscriber having removed TO Ricbmopd ,e,,r hi;
lees 10 hs friends aequantance. and The public ,
eirai'y, as commission merchant He o..,, r s.h
Iuue en- N '''s pasin WM. MOON
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Lstnafic Hospital, williamsburg.
hereby given that all ;he cells this institution
are occupied, aud that patients will he rerc;o
e 9 the SAID cells are vaeant due notice of which viii
ne gwen by order of the Court OF Directots VS.
lnaJ 10 5--tf LED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08

PUBLIC sale
PURSUANT 20 decree of the county court OF p,b,,,,
TO US directed, shall sell Powhaan courthouse on
Thursday The 7th day OF August, that heing day. 10 the
highest bidder credit until the frs, October 1927
the tract OF land in the sad county belonging estate
benjamin B"atwrSht de containing hundred eighty
nine and iye-eghih acres miles below Powhaau eeyr;
house, on both sides ofhe buckingham road adjoining that
wellknown old stand for wasgoners and TRAVELLERS the Red
Lion This land lies WE'LL half in woods well wa.rrd
excellent well of in the yard, and good stand for
public house The purchaser the paymen, bv bon
aud go'd security and a deed of trust the land
WILLIAM OLD,
JAS. Nj. HARRIS,
JOSEPH Is DAVIS, ConT'.
BENZ. L. DAVIS,
>'uiySl. IS-b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08

The Wee President OF the United States Ief.
ms residence in Georgetown, on Thursday nom
ing, for South Carolina.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-09
PATENT
SPRING $ \ DDLES.

A worn TO THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EASY RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy saddles,
which is for the most part just and general one and
is really grievance to those who have much riding to
do has caused him to turn his mind particularly that
subject, with a view, if possible, to remedy the evil
He can with confidence the public, that he has
accomplished it. The plan projected is by means Of
strong and well tempered steel springs constructed
as to support the saddle seat and give much greater
ease to both rider and horse, than saddles made in the
common way any other that he has seen
sibly do. The plan is entirely different from the En-
glish elastic saddles with spring bars of STEEL whale
bone, &C. and also from those with wire springs; and
he conceives much superior to either, the elasticity
greater and the tree not being put out ofs original
form, will not be subject to hurting horses on Journeys
which is complained ofin the saddles with spring bars
number of gentlemen have those saddles now muse
and but one sentiment exists among them iii favor of
their superiority. The invention is equally as applca-
BILE to ladies' saddles as to gentemens. Any person
DESTROYS purchasing those easy saddles. is at liberty
first to make trial of one and judge of their ease for
themselves. NJ Vi durability they VIII DC war
raned equal any other saddles and superior to most
aug TT JAMES VANoANI
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EducatiOn.

MR.. CADEN mostrespectfally informs the citizens
I'VE of Alexandria and public generally, that the
duties OF his Academy were resumed on Wednesday
the 9Th inst AS it is his intention to take into his "a
mily few young Gentlemen boarrs, he solicts the
patronage OF those Parents and Guardians who are de-
sirous of giving the children underther charge COM
plete education They may rest assured that the
srictest attention will be paid to the morals OF such as
may be committed to his care. From the competency
aud indetigabe industry of the tacers, he believes
few institutions afford better opportunity of acqur-
ing perfect knowledge OF the Classes mathematics
and the various branches of an English education
TERMS FOR BoARDING:
For Boarding and Tuition, comprising, the several
branches of an English education and book-keep-
ing Soo per quarter
For Classics and Mathematics, extra do
Payments of Bodcrs to be made quarterly IN advance
TERMS FOR LAY SCHOLARS:
For Classics and Mathematics, &c. $40 per quarter.
For English and Bookkeeping, do
For English, . DO
Stationary furnished at the store prices.
The Academy is situated in the most healthy part OF
Ale xandria aug 4o-om
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Everett's Grafton. &c.

4 N GRAFTON. delivered at Cambridge the fif,
tieth Anniversary of the Declaration of indie pen,
dence, by Edward Everett.
Recollections ofthe Last Ten Years, passed in
sona residences and journeyings in the Valley of the
Mississippi from Pittsburg and the Missouri to the
Gulf of Mexico, and from Florida to the Spanish
Frontier, in Series of Letters by Timothy Flint,
Principal Of the Seminary of Rapide, Louisiana, Syo
So s.
Medical Recorder, No. IS, for July, 1926, containing
an Essay OH Gout and rheumatism, by DIR. Page, OF
Richmond This Essay obtained premium of siIve.
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Causes Symptoms, Morbid Anatomy, and Treatment:
Of of the principal Diseases of the Southern
States Sc &c.
Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, wit. =
Portrait of Henry Laurens, Esq No. SO, August, 1926
On sale by PISHEY THOMPSON.
Washington, aug 81
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A Nexperimenta Treati Sc on Optics, comprehendihg
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Mrs Barbaulds's Legacy for Young Ladies, improv-
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Dscourses on the Offices and character OF Jesus
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New Works.
aug l8

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New Music.

VyHE Soldiers Grave, monody on the death of Sir
Il John Moore, music by T. Williams.
Willis grand march and quick step, as performed by
the brigade and West Point bands.
The Garden of Roses, words by Byron-sung by Pear
man.
How dear to me the hour with accompaniment for the
Guitar-words by Moore.
What's Beauty, Love--music by Halves.
The Light Guitar, celebrated serenade by j. Barnet.
Low waved the Summer Wood, by r. Bennett.
Why are you wandering here, pray; sung by Mrs
Greene.
The Gentle Maid; words by Pinckney, music by
Meineke.
Brgnal Banks; words by Sir Walter Scott, music by
Dr. John Clarke.
Gov Lincoln's march and quick steps and avariety of
other late publications, Oh saeb
PISHEY THOMPSON.
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