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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-28

Mr. Disbrow. so well known for his success in
boring for water, has been employed by the Ho-
boken Banking and Grazing Company; and at lhe
distance of l04 feet from the surface of the ground
about two miles west Of the Hackensack Bridge,
| near the junction of the Belville and Newark
Turnpike has found an abundance of pure water.
The following memorandum may be useful to those
disposed to attempt a sitsilar process, and TO the
Geolosist it may not be unacceptable. The dife-
rent strata were measured with accuracy, with a
view to afford data to the curious.
Memorandum made by the Men who bored fer
Water on tho Newark Meadows. Vegetable de-
posite, feet; beach sand, 8; stiff poters clay, &c.
inches; sand, inches; clay, 33 feet; sand,
do; potter's clay, 10 do: red coarse sand. 4 do;
making l04 feet.--at which depth we came to
Free Stone Rock, and finding that the seven feet
strata OF sand gave US an abundant supply Of ex-
cellent water, we ended our labors. The water
rises within two and half feet Of the surface of
the esrth through cast iron pipe, of eight inches
in diameter, into which a pump is inserted.
l.N. y Statesnsax.
WARREsroN, (va.) Nov. Is.
Superior Count special term of the Supe-
rior Court for this county, is now in Session, p
p. Barbour, President The charge to the grand
jury was delivered by his Honor in q most i'm
Pressive manner. and that body having discharged
the duty devolying on them, by law, in an exem-
PiaIy way "a NUMBER oil Onences against the
statutes that have heretofore escaped notice have
been presented. From the attention of Judge
Barbour to the business of the Court, we presume
most OF the ready for trial will be disposed of
this term.
Quantieo Cdndl.-We have omitted mention
ing tor some weeks, that the undertakes of the
Quahtico Canal from Potomac river TO the town of
Dumfrles, are making considerable progress in ex-
cavstins the ground Tor that Canal-it is expected
to be finished early the next season, and will it is
to be hoped be the means of restoring business to
Dumfries. To many of our patrons that il the
nearest mart, and with the venience of the ca
nal, and some little capital, it ought to let much of
the trade of Fsuquier county. GAG
Fion'the Lexington pa.) Lnteligencer.
Mr.. Editor-I send you for publication the fol-
lowing singular fact: a cow, on my farm, near
Lexington, was discovered on the 81 instant to
have Calf, which, from its appearance, was
thought to be three days old ON the ev ening of
the 18th, the COW appeared restless, and unwil-
ling to let her calf suck during the night, she
had another: the last is the largest both appear
as healthy and vigorous as calves commonly are.
The COW is in good condition, and appears equal
ly attached TO Uoih
JOHN RIFE
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.WCORVJCR pLOTrC.IJo

WE uoserher has now on hand aud Offers f0r sale Al ,be
Il Richmond Plough Manufsc,ory, opposite The Ur,o, ~,
an assortment Of the celebrated Cof1ck the cas-, All 49,
improved B4R-SH4RE PLOUGUS. '"' '"'
hl'oon hand, few ihfeehor'e s,fsharpener.. ~
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EXECUTORS SIZE

~
~ III ne SOLD on the premises the first dav nj J,,r.
y. i9<i that well known and valuable e.,ste called 49,
rue, yos m the counties Of BedfOfd and Campbsi, -
P,oP,Iy Of Thomas Jefferson dec. within erbt n;ss, -
Lyncnbtg and three Of New London also about 10 ~ G
aug vsiu1be negroes, with stock, crops, &C. The To-
day. o"" Pre'iousto Che
Vn the mteenh Of January, at Monticello in The ,.
h9smarIe The whole Of the residue Of the p,r,o,,I %.
o. Inona' Jefferson, deer consisting Of $50 valuable
oek crop, Sc household aud kitchen furniture m o'
ion Of the public earnestly invited 10 mi, n,o,s,,
are believed 70 be the most valuable for their pupb
ever IN red at one time 10 The State Of Virginia "a
nod iutDuure many valuable historical and pnr,, nott
oS' q marble and p,i,ier Of distinguished iadiyiJua o
& ~ ih9nas Jefferson by Cafaee with the ps3s.i
Eng Instrument used BY Thomas jefferson, Tor he is
year. WIN various other articles curious aud u,er r.
men OF business and private families The te,, ~ 70
accommodating and made known previous 10 The dse nv
VIII ne continued from day 10 DAY until eonpIeted rsa
sales heiUg unsv2idabe, Is sueiem ~,
That they will take place a, the times add places
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH
Noe Executor Of Tn. Jefferson. d,e
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MessrS' George w. Payne, sheriff of GoocbI-,-II
sud 10 that character sdnof With the will amazed -
Ggsyl,, des keghen Burton, Thos. o. Burton nsn,o
bmUe, william ~ BuftoD and LyJd,ll Uo.sis, D'J'oiu
'IhkE notice, that shall on Thur,dsv ,bs o.. 4, 4,
= Oeeember nest at Nc. John NJ. Smith. .fo,s 80
county OF Nelson, between the hours Of Ten oeloeL NJ hs
sunset o. ne sane Day proceed 10 take the depoin ~ ~
JhtIss hlss ara others 70 proceed from dsy 10 dsy
os she5 Wcb a. portions are 10 be read Is ~
sur now pending IN the Superior Court Of e,b,a,.. ~
ne hehmond District wherein as sdnpor Of D,v;J iu'
shaw,dee am plaintiff, and you are deepJsnt, " Ni'n-
OAKLAND A. CRENSIIAW
r. q. admor II David Crsnshsw d.. 4.
f6---rf-t
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pass law diyorens ne ifon my husband jane, s.r,,.
NANCY T. SANDERS
N'F 52-rfsy
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FoRTIFICATIONs IN THE CANADAs.
We learn from The Black Rock Gazete, that
he Bitch Goye-nTs'i e establishing defences.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-07
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and tears or il she eondeseended to speak, She al
ways chose some unpleasant and irritating subiec,
rs treason and execution Of Essev, or the preter
Sons of Arabella Stewart, or the war in ireland, ana
thc pardon Of Tyrone At last She ftlI into state
# stupor, and for some hours lay as dead A, soon
As sherecoverca, She ordered cushions 70 he b-.
and spread upon the aoor, On these she seated ber
sea nndera strange notion that if she we're once to
lie do"n IN bed, She should never rise again. No
prayers Of tile Secretary the Archbishop, or tie
physicians COULD induce her to remove, Or take any
medicine For 'en days she sat On the cushions,
generally with her fngern her mouth, and her eye
opcnaod fixed upon the ground
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-07

even trees and stones dance to the tune OF their
harps This is, of course. figurative. or fabu-
lous but the history Of The ancients. long after
1t had Quilted the regions Of fiction. abound, in
instances which show that music. even in It's III
fancy, has produced very eNtraordmar, effects
lyrtcH~, The spartan poet, by certain verses
winch hc sung to the accompaniment Of flutes
50 lniianrd the courage of his countrymen That
thel achieved great victory over the Mc,se
mans 70 whom they had submitted in several
previous conflicts. Timotheus, with III, nutc.
could move the passions Of Alexander Il, ~
pleased. inspiring him at one moment with the
greatest fury, and soothing him the next INTO a
state the most gentle ana placid Pythagoras
instructed woman, by the power Of music, IL
arrest tir fury Of q Young m4n who came 10 sat
horbouse Oh fire, ana lis disciple Fupc,loclc>.
employed ms tyre With Such success VS. % urc-
vent another from numbering his father. nhen
thc sword was un,hrathcd FIR that uarpo>e-
lhr herrenes, Of Achilie, was ala,cd hy play
in2 on tha Harp. Oh Witch account Homer .iees
h'n uothlnE else out II the spoll~ of Felton,
Damon. wlih the same Instrument quoted wlld
aneI drinking youth, and Asclcpia,le,, in a i
mIlar mamer brought back sciitous mult
tq.ie, w temper aud reason,
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OBI1I AaY.

DIED o. the night of the QBth INT.
d.. THOMAS HUMPHREY at tac
advanced ase OF seseety seven. afier Il
short, but VERY severe illncss.--iu noticing
the death of IN. worthy FREUD Dr. Hun
pltys, we with to "sprak that uhicl W
know, and testify that which we ha,r
en-. = tie poss, sssd Ia very high de-
rec, that most rare Of all good qualiirs
randour. In all his dealings with his tl-
10" men br VAS strict, honest iir VA
ntrrly aioof from .hlcanrry IN all IT,
forms. w" do not pretend 10 say he W.
without fault; M "e say, however, lhn
rs eirors were those Of thu head, aud not
thusr Of the heart, We say too, that none
fnor readily acknowledged their errors,
'aan Dr.. Humphreys, "hrh convinced Of
hr,nG wrong DE- Humphreys has Ion.
been resident nf Lynchbnrs He rcmo,-
I'd I" this place shortly ai'ef the conclusion
otthe revolutionary war-But one member
OF his family survives him, to lament the
loss Of an allrclunate friend and parent.
Time like an ever lowing stream
Sw' cps rs away; our lti''s Dream
An empty tall, a morning flower
Cut down nnd withcrcd IN an hour"
- On Thursday nigh' last of n bill
lous plenri,y, Mr.. VINCENT =. BAL
LEY, "a resident of fins place, aged SO
years. The disease with Viii II he was Al
tackled vas 80 rnpOd IN lis progress, HAT
no medical aid could check lis coarsr-
aud in the short pace If five DAYS il Lseei-
led it, victim in the gave He has letl u
wife aud lafn' 10 "eep for the less of on
who vas endearrd 10 them as husbnnd aod
hther, whose smiles soolhed tie rugged
pnh cfi3e, which morIals are donmrd 10
trauel.-Aad he has left character IN
bIemshed-hs virtues will hr rrv,red b.,
hl- friends with tendf rness and affection
and While the tear OF sotrow hedrus hls
grave, may bis splri, b. triiied 10 that
hcusc not made with hands eternal in the
lipa,pns"
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NATIONAL ROAD.

In relation 10 the subject, we extract the
following paragraph from the practical and
excellent Report made by the Secretary of
War to the President, and by him commn-
nicat,d to Congress. We would respect
fully cali the attention Of the stanton Ed
tier to its phraaeolosy, and II his magma
ton be as fertile as il WAS ON Il recent oc
casinn, he viii no doubt SIZE another " gib-
bel, on which, If he please, he mry hang
his own hopes.
The location of the road from thi.
place to NV Orran. has d"ser,edy ex-
cited very great interest, especially in
Those 7, gtons through which there was p
ven The most remote possibility of It's be-
ing carried Memorials have been pre-
SEATED IN favor of great variety of routes
Although these have been respectful,
consde,ed, it is believed that the princi-
pal routes may, with propriety, be rednc-
ed to three. One by the capltals Of the
Southern States the second, the direct
line which approaches, as near as pradica-
Bile, The rangr of mountains nearly paral-
I,l herewith and the third. crossing The
Bnr Ridge At the most convenient pass
fsuppnsed 10 be Rock Fish Gap, in thc
county Of Albemarle, and pursuing thu
valley between the North and South noun
tains, passing the neighborhood of knoy-
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From The Boston R,cOgjtr..

FROM coRREsPoSDEST IN VIRGINIA.
.tssrs. Ediiors,--You will coaf,r ia
soar ~ some of yonr subscribers. by Civ
Hs place in he Recorder pnd Telegraph
I" thu following r.soluilnn of the General
Nssenhl, "fthe Presbyterian Church. y e
hnpitd in 1918 % the subirct of Slavery
ehd the Colonization Society.
The Generut .ISsem6g ofMt Prfsbgtt-
S'P church, convened ia PhlEdriph,n,
3 ne, 1919. having taken iuio consid, IA
ha. lRe subject oi Stareyg think proper Ia
MAKE kno" II their sentiments upon il To
Inc rhUrrhrs aud people under their care
VIZ consider the voluntary cnslayns of
one part OF the human race by another, as
asf"ss violation Of III. most precious and
s"c'fa rights OF hnman nature a4 utterly
"c"osistent with the law of God, which re-
4'llftS us Ia love our nrgnhour az our
SfF's and rs totally irrrconciahIe with
we Smrt and principles of the Gospel Of
Hsl' which enioin, mat" all things what
S"ef yr would that man should do IL you
10 " even so To them" Slavery creates
paradox in the moral syst,m--n rxhi-
hh'ohiIlditt. anu liliil' ~ III
Vrlass, IN such circumstances as scarcely
- 'fasf them the power Of moral action.
exhibits them az dependent on the viii
~%olhrrs, whether they shall receive rrli-
e sas 'structi"n whether they shiIl know
ol w ship the true God whether they
"iny the ordinances vi the Gospel
cba'; ~ they shah prriorm thr duties aud
w "ndrarmrnts of husbands and
h;. Paf'nts aud children, neighhprs aud
,h.o,i. whether they shall preserve their
,,rs "il' purity, ur regard the dictates
~, J'''''r or humanity. Such are snue Of
o.. '7s'q''tfes nj slavery---can,rpur
a. "o' imaginary which connect
an "''fhrs w'lhhs very existence. The
nr "S 10 which the slav, is alig.fgs exposed
Co.,, '"Ne place N fact. and in their very
n. 1t%''e aud iorln and where all ol'
s"r DO not take place, as we rejoice to
a,,. ''' ~ many instances, through the in
r.I.; u 'lr principles of humanity and
,,, e'''' oh II" 'nnt- of masters, they do
al ,;.l''i me 'Ia'" Is deprived of his natur
.r,n =, "fSradtd AZ a hutnan being. and
hsr r3s'" I" the danger of passing into IN.
Ill.,, ~ master who may inlet noon
i ,,in al The hardships and ininri.s which
r ~ aud ayaricp NAV suggest.
su,,;. ''n TINS view of the consequences re-
S"'s from the practice iuto which Chris
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BLANK WORK

AT minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered Of me, faihfnliy done & made
"n' ni the best materials and AT very Low pri.
ees.--Fersons wishing books bound are re
qncs'ed 10 bring them forward Immediately,
IS am somewhat AT leisure and can do them
much better Than when am pushed with
work. The publicarr further informed that
hind books at much lower piices than they
Yer were known 10 he done at in this part
Of the country. and in a much more superior
manner ABRaM K NORTH
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I n pursuance of II Decree Of the Super
4 or tonrl oi Chnn.ery tor the Lyhcbburg
District, pronounced the 2ii dhy II Nav.
ls"b, III The ca-e NJ John \. anderson plt D.
eaihsi ihomns ain. shall, on Ihrrul,y tl,s
10Th day Of D"cembel, proceed 10 sell, for
r'ady money, Ia The highest bidder, on tho
premises, II fair II not. The frd inir day, Snn4
day. excepted, II tertnin tract ar purcell at
lhnd, !, ing ia the county OF Amherst, near
Beihel adjoining tie lands Of lohn Camhp.
dec. X. = Ellis aud il- Bethel lrael of land.
Go. Il, NOeDsON.
Dee %
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fiiE snb-crlb"r has laicly procured an
additional first rate Book Bidder, which
enables him 10 do all work IN that linz, with
n"atness aud dispatch. He has received di.
rect from Philadelphia, n very large supply
Of paper OF very superior quality, hich eua-
blps him 10 do any Kind i,
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HoSlponeVuqnt.

~ consequence oi Tho inclem,ncy NJ he
wenher, the above snlr is poslpnned nnlii
Fridoy the 27til dny 81 January, 1905 whfq
Tho sale will take place, il fair, II not the nes9
fair day thereafter, np"n the premises
GEO Is. WOODSON NJ
jim. . tdslO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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.-..eHe..,

MuRFREsBoRouGH. Dee. IA letter
serri,ef in town This monieg from \.
Orleans, STATES th,t the Cashier of the u.
States Braarh Bunk, ii that place, had alb
scnned with u larg" sum of tnonry-the
afnlrs Of the Bsnk we're undergoing an rx-
aaia.fion, "A deficiency of s45,o0o had
@r0 discovered. independent N which he
owed about SG0.OO0 10 other Baoks and
Odhidnals.
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:,sp Pflars, amounting 10 3Os asn dolls.
The whole payable IN CASH aud which.
=. usGh Al CDlilNfs OFFICE. can BIZ had
the NOMENT 1UEY AHE DNAnN,
bhoie IhhetS 81 QuaHcrs 80 90
Halfes, ... & L'chfhS 80
To be Ind, III the greatest variety oil Nun.
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~ t,l'l&IE..

Az Ill be sold ~ the highest bidder.
W on Friday the blh OF Jannarp, (ihd
The Tract oi land wherenn now re- side, con
hinnig 300 nctes, more or lrss II lies fvf
miles epst of Liberty nearly one bali In
woods, hall oi which - good 1obnrco land.
lee anconmo"ly Level, well uatered md re.
mhrknblr ior hrhllh II hR on IL mn cScsf.
lenl nipple orchard ol near 200 brnrlng trees.
nnd about the ,nma lumber OF pencil trees !.
besidts, M r,eellrn cherry on, lIafd OF al
most all kinds. lhavr huoihtr TRAIT lying ON
Liillr otter one mile west oi The former.
containing ~ heres, which will be sold Mt
the snlne time has on II a large portion of
10" Ground, will, a snticieney OF Tobacco
nnd yet To clcar 10 pay for it in one or two
yenrs Those Ito wish 10 view the pre,nises
" Ill eall on the 3nhsrrlber Terms 0f snly
made known on he day.
JNO HEWITT.
Jan. 2 2IlO
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CGfaEiN

LOT TERN AND EAttIAhGE OFFICE.
10. Ia, MAKE i.SIHEEl IlaIORE,
Uberl more tdpiiaj praes hare b,,n obtained
han al amy ctber oHice in 4aierica
- Orders FROM any part ot the United
states, by mall, post paid % 10y private con
vrNance, enclosing the Cash OF prz.. in any
Of the Lotteries " III meet the snn,e prompt
aud pnnelnaI attention, as il on personal DI-
pllcatiob. Addressed 10
Il ColIEN,Jn. 81 BROTHERS,
BALTIMORE.
T ! Distant Adveninrer. may nj all t,mcs
With conf encr, forward their rtnntfnnrca to
Gonrs = OFItcE, lor II their Orders should ar
rive H." Ia =, the amount ru, tossed vii he re-
turned by Ihr it-t mail, or viii he invested
in the mesl advisable s,.heme then on hand
Baliimorp, lDn , ~. tc#1tJr
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M. Tho. MIr1d ~.

ou vii Ilke notice. that ob Monday
nnd Tuesday, the 18th and LIN al De
hr""fy nes', nj the hDnse OF Col John nj
Tara, 10 the TOW n oi New Glasgow, mud conn.
" oi Amherst, between the huurs III go'elock,
A. VI and O'Clock. = NJ ol those DAY. I
SHAH proeeed To TAKE the Dispositions nj Wa
lam Duncan and others, whish shall offer
10 hr RAJ hs evidence IN II suit nov ,leprn-
ing III the superior Court at Chnneery for
tue lSnrhbnre District Wherein Won nlc
r"'nt'H aud Jacob smoop aud m, sell aud o.
h''s ARE d. eodints. Tn the lays md al The
place aboF" suited You or your ngeul ran nj
tend II you see proper Yours, A..
NlGltS. G KINNEY,
jan }. u,l,,.lo
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~Zt

u" VI John kandolph, Of Roanoke,
oH ncsnfiy appointed senator, has ac.
'rr'fh The appointment, aud taken his
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Broker g. Commission Business.
Il HE subscriber has iakru an Ofir.
four doors above the Franklin HeteI.
where he continues 10 sell Tobacco and 9th
er produce on commission, and will in future.
also, transact business us a Broker-He hone.
to he able TO give satisfaction to all who NAV
conhde business to bis care.
ARCH. HATCHER.
Dec. Ia glsitl9
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vile, ard thence, 90 is fnai uestinaflan.
The two iitsi routes have hern rxpoted I;
The thhrd II nov ia ,outsc 81 irsltrrtian.
anh hopt are rntrr aiHed hat duiaE ~
ptesrnt srsslon,. = tull report couiau4las al
tn" n"eessar, information, my be madc
to C.ug,ess.n
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IltGHEfT rHiLT
100000 GOLT.S.

l'c Immense magnitude oi wh,,h, aud the
IrllhanrY Of the othnr numerous Capitals
combined with the very low rate Of ihe lick
81, have caused most nnexnmrled ,lrmnud
from every part of The Union aud theN nrc
already becoming scarce. Distant Adyoutu.
rrr-, should therefore forward their order,
without delay "a order Ia SCENE ehane., io,
the Prizes rontnined III the following
SPiENUID SCHE.ME
lrriae 81 Ihn,ooo doIl9 Is l0o ooo dolls
prze ot 300oo dolls. is 3aoooaoil,
lmizc "l 2o,ooo dolls is 2o,o6o doll,
pflzr OF io,uHo dolls, is 10 0oo doll-
prize of 6.n0e dolls IL b,onO dolls
u Pr,1rs Of l,oon dolls. IS l6.0ou dnlle
IN pflaes ui 900 dolls ia b rDn dnlls
bumfzts Of loo dolls is 5.ono dolls
lao 9i1ra Of 81 dolls is b.Gpo dolls
La i.rizfs of 70 dolls. is 2oob dolls
800 prize IT - dolls, IL 6uOo dolls
Io,5oo prize Of 10 dolls IS los, ono dolls.
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Two SEN PiGCts.
The LBachbHrg Dramatic society.
Ehe Honest Thieves

Uf Tickets, Box aud Pr, Sl-Gallcrv 90
cents. l. he had on iho day ol perform
nnc", Al tn bnrs ol the different I,scrns, ~
X Narlh Book afafr nj the Nirgininn of.
fee, and NJ the Theatre ltekcl ofirf.
u. baurs 10 open nj , O'Clock X Curtains
10 rise ri hall past q Dee. saaffiau
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TDUCATTOJ,

4 YoUNH NAN who car Grnl,h sa-
tsineiorN trsiimnuinls NJ hi guod mnr-
AT Character, and al lis hnNlug gone through
"rtsniaf curse ct slhtlles a'Ionr ri ihe VIZ.
giula eoieers, is DESTROYS, tor lhr ensuing
y"'r.l procure l,iuuilouto lencb eithrr
~ convenient place lnr trytrnl gentlemen
united, or Ia 4 private grniltmnns family
'hoNe WIN wash to employ n trArhsr are re-.
Ilt~i"d a. soon ~ ppiallle, IT, direct "A hotter,
'aunet the situation mud prospect. 81 thrir
ch"1l, In :. Z. nenr Fairfield, kncthrldgc
'uuntY VI. jan T. w2fso2
viii sell ia t"ni ri ny Office ~ Thurs
day nnst, the 9TH instant, on n credit of
~ menths,n likely negro man sboul n
years old.
JOHN n. u. PAYNE, Auelione.r.
Jan. 2 ptm