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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

ON DOLLARS REWAKD.--Stolen
~ from Liberty, on the evening Of Bed
ford cIection.a BAY MARE, tour year old
She has "A white streak on the Gighl nostrii.-
Ne other marx recoliected. She had OF
saddle, bridle and marlingaIe (prftty much
| wotn) when stolen. will give n reward OF
ten dollars for the mare, and ten in addition
for the experimenting the thief.
WM GREEN.
| Bedford, MAY II. w6N4O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15
GarAen s. Flower Seeds
VIM. Owens & G.. L. Leckie,
Garden seed.

NAVE lust received from New York the fol
A lowing Seed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

nisis, but several C0ssarks. being
carnrst IL assist e yoorkof. they
seized ibc Boar. goi hin IN tho
ground. aud having bound hiq legx
with ropes. they carried him In tfi.
nmPh 10 their tents (stantzia. or
station On the following day. q
drpntation Of tlie horde waa sent 10
The Aiaman, General llosaiski, and
presented thia Wild boar IN him A.
live. Isl, Petersburg paper Of the
i4h February.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

Garden cress
Early scarlet short top
/ radish
'lLong salmon do
Cherry turnip do
Satisfy or vegetable
/ oyster
.lEarlsI bunch summer
squash -
Valparaiso squash :
Mammoth pumpkin
Early cauliflower
lCurIed parsley =
Tamatoe shaped pep
pei. =
parSnip
Purple egg plank =
EarlyWasilington peas
! extra early and iine
Dwarf blue imperial
J do =
Dwarf prolific do
ITall Marrowfats do
Early Charlton do
Early France do
Early dwarf. cluster do
%marrowfats DO
Fairly Lafayette do
Blue PrnSslan do =
Hail knights honey do
extra fine =
lali sugar peas (ea'
! #podsl
Early maEagan beans
pod - do
Green %nonpareil do =
y elbow siX week sncps
white kidney do
dwarf do
I5carlet lowering do
"A few bushels potato
pats, two dollars per
bushel.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15
M.ACEENEA..

FNHE Suisse ibpr has just received 81
D quarter bbIs. very superior No. Mack-
arel, for family use.
Gus. / DIBRELL.
May IL. St4o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

NOTICE is hereby given thai the C,Il-
" IN the Lunalic Hospital ia the Git,
# Williamsburg, are all oreupied, aud iha,
no more patients will hr received IN tnr
said Hospital, until some Of the said Cells
are yacant-dur notice Of which VIII be
gwen.
BY order Of the Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, &C y.
Tply 90. 1929. mt.49
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

. YNCHBURG PROPERTY for soie.
a VII be sold, at public auction, on the
Isl day Of June, the unlmProged Lot OF
Ground near the Fpiscopaliar Church, be-
tween NJ John hnrmon's aud The Rev John
Early's. Terms made known on the day OF
sale. ROBl. NJ. BONDtS.
May II. ids1O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

heeomm ended ~ me m,V r,specfobie PbVuci-
az IN Europe as NIL as IN .imeticr, as Il
Saff ana cotoiu carf for
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25

.parficuIar section of this society, God has
 iisplayed his saving power in a meat re- msrkSble manner. There is scarcely a house where y0n may not hear the grcans of the wounded, or the songs of new born souls. There are not less than eight or nine conversions in one family, and from tive to four in many others. The good work is now fast spreading into neighbour ing towns. Wenham in particulars IS sha-. ring largely in its blessed fruits. The num- Der of hopeful converts is believed to be from 50 to 60. t
 T0preserve Trees from Insects The follow
 ing remedy is suggested by Dr James Mease
 of Philadelphia. .-Bore hole six inches deep in the tree and fll.it with four of sulphur 1;
 stopping the hole with: piece of wood the size of cork, driven in strongly. The late Geo. Webster, of Albany, was induced to try it first in the year 1905, upon .rec0mnlen-
 dation of one of the Shaking Quakers. The experiment was first made upon large elm, which had been nearly stript of it's leaves, and
 ssin less than 4S hours, not a single caterpil
 Tar was on the tree" He afterwards tried it
 upon several LombardY poplars, and upon a plumb tree with equal success; and has fallow-
 ed the practice, every year since 806 with
 uniform results. It has also been tried in New Y ork and Pennsy lsania, where he has been present, and in no case has it failed. Pneaunatic Engine.---An experiment. has been made with Mr. Browns newly invented
 Pneumatic Engine for propelling carriage
 against the ascent of a sharp acclivity, which was successfully tried lifon the steepest part of Shooters Hill, where the ascent gains IS l-e inches in 1g feet. MT Browns engine is constructed upon four wheel carriage. In ascending the hill seven persons. sat on the shafts.-N. Y. OJs. s
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25

talented and distinguished men have pro- nonnced it a system of quackerys apd when their patients have asked ifthey had the scarlet fever, they have been in the habit of answering, you ssmay call 1t scarsats or black or white, just which you choose;" and have | the rheumatism or the goutl is followed by, 1" both, or either ss you plesss caIIit; you have pain m the ioo.' ana when you have followed my Prescripsloh
 yon will have it no longer, Nc.
 Now the argument offered by these gen. tlemen. when they condescend to give req sons is that there is such an in6nity of forms to disease. and one runs so into another, that it is impossible to draw lines, and we must therefore take the symptoms as we find them, and do our bestto restore health. Now this is all true; but the same is true of all branches of science. Even men diff fer from each other like diseases. We can trace resemblance in the heads and intellect of some Europeans and some Afri- cans, and many Africans differ but little in either from some apes and ourang- outangs. Yet we can see gradual decline in the frog it is no reason why men should not be di- yided into different races, and each race be distinguished by its appropriate name.
 There are many cases in which practi- tioners give wrong name to a disease, from misapprehension of the nature of the complaint, or because, not being able to class the symptoms at all they save them selves some trouble by giving the name
 most at hand; and it is such cases we ap- prehend, which have induced many high and gifted minds to be disgusted with the plan of giving name to every set ofsymp- toms we meet with. Butdoes not this sa- ,vor little of pettishness! There are cases again, in which the strange combination of symptoms, real and imaginary, defy the greatest skill at classification, and yet the patient will not be satisfied without the name of his disorder; and many friend will persuade the invalid that his doctor does not understand his case, if some name--no mater whether right oriwrong, whether they understand it or have never heard oft before or not-be not readily given to it. In profession, therefore, success in which is so dependent on whim and caprice as ours, the evils alluded to must exist, and ought not to bring into the shadesthe obvious advantages of correct and practical nosology.--lMed Iat. s4
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25
NOTICE is hereby given .hat the sabseri-

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri- N Der will petition the honourable coun- ty Court for Litchield county at it's term in September next fo discontinue a acertain pub lic highway, laid out and established by said Cert to Stone'ss clover min Jso called) ihthe southwest part of the town of Litchield, in tne County aforesaid through his. the snbscri ber's farm; or b alter the same to < private way, or to grant a Jury to reasssss damages for injury done to the said farm Of the ssIbscri Der by the laying cut and establishment of said highway. s s,s MY
 ABNER MITCHELL. Washington, July 8, Iase.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25
IUTHER HOLLFYss FsTATE.

1. LUTHER HOLLEYss ESTATE. e YWsHE Court of Probate fSr the district Of U Sharon has allowed six mOutbs from the date heFeo for tho creditors t0 the estate Of LUTHER HOLzIEY,
 late of Salisbury deceased, to exhibit their clainlBlfor settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, with in said time, win be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment tO the suibscri- ] ,a.e JOHN M. HOLLEY,'a ,'a ! Adminis-
 NEWMAN IIOLEE;Y, < trators. Salisbury; June 80, 18a8. Y't 4
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25
Fare Reduced to &Q.6O. x

\ " ~ eVIO A1OOOeOGCW CO R8 a&6ROWm
 By Stage from Litchfeld to Derby 30 miles, land conveyaice; and from Derby to New York by Steam- Boat, OUSA- TONNIC, Capt. c. L. HART. The above Line, leaves Litch6eld every Monday, Wednesday,. and, Friday morning, at 6 o'clock > arrives in New York same night. Fare $2,5o. Returning leaves New York Tuesdays and Thursdays at o'clock A. M. and on Saturdays at 4 o'clock ?. M. touching at Stratford each way. Persons travelling to or from New York will find this one of the most pleasant routes in the country, as it passes through the pleasant and handsome villages of Litch6eld. South Farms, Bethlem, Woodbury, Southbufy, Oxford, Humphreys Vile, to Derby. Pas sengers taking this Line from New York will arrive in Litchfeld early the next af- ternoon. Good Coaches and Horses are provided. The Ousatonnici one year old, with good accommodations, and well fur -nished, and a very fast Boat, with an expe- rienced Commander. E Extras furnished at short notice. For Passage or inf formation apply to J. PARKS, Agent.
 Litchfeld, June 27, 1926. @ ro 2
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25
.VO5jce.

All those indebted to the subscriber either by Note or Book whose debts were .contrac- ted preyiousto the athof August last, atwhich time the dissolution of the copartnership be- tween Q. C.WOLCOTT and tho subscriber took place, are notified, that if not settled previous to the lst of August next, their notes and accounts will be lodged in the hands of of an Attorney, for indiscrinainate collection. .a... .gi..s X 4s4s w E. RUSSELL.
 ss Wosc0H Yifte, June 22, 1926 tA2
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25
LUMAN sHALL,S .ESTATE.

TFJHE Judge of the Court of Probate for, 1 the, District of I4itchfield has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the Estate of E i Tsss HUMAN HALL,
 late of fLitchfeld in said district deceased rep- resented .insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed Levi Catlin. Eli Ciirtiss and Merritt Clark, Commissioners to oreceiye and examine said claims. The sub. scribers give notice that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of the said Hall, in said Litchfeld, on Monday the 11th of Sept. and on Monday the I ifh Dec. next at 1 o'clock in. the afternoon on each of said days for t..e,, purpose of attending to. the business of said Appointments. ,s z /
 LEVI CATLIN, co.,,,;s a.@ 5s ELI CURTISS, o:"."s.o- ":"'.." .
 MERRITT CLARK, .' '''''''' "'
 All per. ons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment. -xg, THOMAS. TENN, ! Adminis- 4s ASA HOPKINS, trators.
 Litchfeld, June 12, 1926. 4
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25

Names Of diseases. Giyins nasnas ,o diseases has been ridicnled by some of the greatest tphysicianssin the wofld. ' These
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
Public sale Of paltobie LooJs

A GREEABLYto the win of, the late Eich,rJ A,,,-,or
a shti sell To the highest bidder, the premises
uN me h day ct November next that valuable Taet u
LAND IN The county Of Mrok!enhu,s Va I.omhar-
dy uroye, containing, by ass -eres On ts
pPey 'itte " Na"toe manufacturing Mill IN good Ier-r5
e sura, nne The lest ~ the county, and decidedly
nest NJ ishh9ihood fo cuton. The annual tolls al from
1900 btishel, of grain
Ike other Improvements Tavern and Store Inu on
one OF te most public roads n th part Of the country hr
makes an excellent stand for business any puddle krd
The houses comunds coiS EN-, MI, Situated.
eferied large teg aud II n,sed will sverv NECESSARY
OF" house ioi Tie ace"n'n odiIIon OF la Sc family.
Inc tract Is so situated that II woui divide thu paris
very conveniently As follows The Mill Tss tract,
g.iher including dOi the Mansion House. with 5si acres
make an excellent tact Of S74 acres with sufetncy "a
WOODS 10 each tract and land work hand. ad
Thsraet II land is inferior tract of the sane sire in
h- co"nlys there cou-irrable portion creek
grounds OF vefy superior quality, and the high lands
se. outr LOT eiorns' AMI produce tobacco aud Cotton
i"sre are ais" every obe house barns, granare aud
I'M esnns machine OF the very hest quality. The nrirhnr
n"oa = wealthy and the society good aud is altogether
ue'isbie uaiion the Saic. further description
nthen u""rress"y pfesumng that persons wishing to
purchase would Judge for themselves. Mr. William Jones.
on he @nd, wal hew TO any person who viii call
hun THE whole will he together or in lots 10 suit
'hi'e's' credit "l = ani Yeas, equal anmr-
instruments w" he gwen The Csser executing bonds
approved personal security, aed deed Oh tue properly
Aso on fr'oay the iJitday of November, the
az well and county # Meek SEVERAL LOTS
ih SAID town. one Of which and well finish.
srote hou, Kitchen &c A-o hall til. lar
Tobacco Warehouse M said toWu- and sevrn,ecp and bf
a'trs % excellent Wood Land the town, wIli good
spring thereon TIN. considered an ,xcel!enl on,
'' M eInF business OF fof tavern, being the
| i0t', ana near Hicks Ferry, Roanoke
IL credit OfOne, two and will given the pur-
on ms eulns h"nds wdh approved personal
a utfn u'' 10 secure one payment Possession OF
hs property VIII ne given ,datcy, aud Of the land
Lomhardy Grove al Christmas with privilege ur,o
'"s gram WILLIAM TONNES.
o.,o EN'rof Reid APPr'on doc.
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
Tues sac OF Vulua6ie PyopeytN.

virtue II deed p trust from VIM. Miller to the sub
- sctihe bearing date III, 9th OF Nav, IG2S aud ecnr
cd IN the CLERKS Office Of she Ri bmcnd Hurg. Ccrt
the payment Of certain debts therein mentioned
sna sell public auction to the highest bidder IN ont tie
Eagle Hotel ~ the city CfRiehmond Thuday the e6h
i present month tOctuher az - o'clock the W.
Iiie 'gh iHe and interest IN the following propeliy
conveyed ny the said deed, viz: The four Brick
WIN he ound attached ,seh) the South side
Lew L Co. - - " ~
Also, the sail Mlrr interest 5,vo lots in Adams Valley
Conveyed by the subscribe I" J. w. Miller the 2sh
Also the said Miller. en,;,s 7,,o, =; ,s, c II
0h..rhrd county, with the Coal Mines thereon, containing
acres and benz ne same land upon which the mincs
hei ttofoie worked by Ml', Atlrrs { O. are situated
ihe terms OF safe viii be cs.h, aud only such title win be
the said deed OF tru-L
OctiO. a. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

kbUHSUANT n decree ofthe Superior Court Of Clancs
~ Tor Che williamsburg District, ronour~el on I've 2is
day duly last IN 'hc suit 1T u 90 nst Jones' shs pro-
coed scat puhc 10 The highest bidder IN 1fo
the 18Th day ~ NOVEMBER bsfofe the courthouse door IL
he city vt Williamshurg Iheing James Cy dssl e
tween the hours of ~ AMI uclork that valuable we'll I'M
proved fs which br late Daniel jones' Sen resided IA
G. about miles from Williamsburg the cnuny II J,n.s
City. 80" tract ri snd rontans quantity N rich mari fac
water aud taicysd he a. hesl.hya eaon a. any IN bs
lower country Tic crms will be- credit Of g. q and
wears She two let res after two ve.rs
Bonds with good decd Of trust ON te i,o1 ii
he fsquaed. WILL; McCANnIdSH, M. Sew a.
Oct 10. A. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

tCrIWNnlrHtfd.
DIED ola chronic d.ea.- - evening 81 ;ir .sii. ui
Il B-iirwut ia tie county AHra it e 6iih
Mis-. Rsbscca Murray, rcct of Capt William MURRAY
sr q" That The ucsh 1 that aniIi- a, ber
family and elaisr, OF much giicf which their
friends deeply synpaiis- IL the deliberate
rjnion "f tn writer Of this (huund by other
tie than that dsnet r,d m ndsiip) and believed To
he the unIveIs opinion Ihu.c " h0 knew innate,
thar she stOIi The Of iu.Ian excellence. The
most sensible maternal air picuuus
character. a. failed receive its eirIhutinn
The rcpect!G and devotion Ol her children
self aud the alienation her suerngs an I'LL
Of tl zee duration, example OF Gl
riety which can he supa..td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

y CHANCEEY. AZ rules taken IN the CIerk'. oF.e. If
1926. -
F"she Bowms'' Comp.
W ban RoTlc and Jemins hi wife, John Owen Jese
Oven William iuk' aud Asirs has wife, jesse Ro,ye ard
Polly h'' wife, WILSON Mann eliza A. his wife Aruv
sally Be.ey, Ml-y, George aud Thrmpson Burk. Phsbe
b"wle''- Thoms. ASeroi aud Amy C. is VIE Tons, Row
lett William j. Owen, snd William :. owen, executor Of
Ann Oven, dec. ueft.
Tic defendants Wifn Ro,leu and Ienn,a HE wife John
Owen. Jest Owen, and Thomas Howle, having entered
their appearance, given according an AZ, Of the
General A'senh sud the rules o Ibis CONT and appearing
that they inhabitants u this on the motion N The
complainant y her attorney It's entered At rules afofes,d
that the said dtf,ndauts William Royglr and Jemi,a his
wife, John Jesse oven, and Thomas hewlett do anne
here the DAY Of December next and answer the
c5mpian5n' bill and hNi Vi hi, order Forthwith
inserted in u The public papers pr.ned IN The
city o Richmond, o months sccessiye, aud also po.ie!
al the front door ot The Cou, house Of thu. County.
copy. Teste. i. J. NORSHA5f. r. e..
Oct 10 Al ,rq,,4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
Tdlua6le ProDerty for Sac

virtue OF deed Of trust the uhscribers hy
J"hn Muller aud William Miller dated on the t7h OF
eofnafy ie2S Snd duly recorded the Office of the u
hg pot OF the city OF kichmon will eSpoed to sale Tor
ch al twelve o'clock Thursday the 2Gh the present
ey mat certain house aud LOT ia The city Richmond ON
hian street at the date oil said deed the occupancy of
mos W. Wh,e nowin the upancy of Ms. Griffin being
e tenement hd westward of Skoe6o. creek sntnv ON aid
and running back 10 fifteen alley, viii, all and
suns OF money as may be Necessary fulfil the purpose. OF
SAID rut by psying the debt. secured thereby
IL TIE sale to be conducted by rhoma, TayInr E.,
+. NICHOLAS,
o.,,o JOSEPH MARX, A'S's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
EOR LE1qE

ifit h.t -, ohtr % lease Tor fern NJ years ,e
BkfCk TAGERN,a ~ Ch,rioUe CYurhou.e form.,lv
the property Of his father Wr. VIM, NJ Watkins, The Tavern
house rre ~ cowuoiirus, with hetesssrv ont ltdiog
" situated on lot o shout thirty srfcs attached 10 which
smah raci 81 land ~ small dsisrsc from a. aF,rdinr m
shunn supply 81 wood f1r fuel ani timber of The ne III
.afne Il public sinNion W proxunyto ihe Caurtb, ns.
nsng The nearest end there hing hut other tavern s
Keeper.
lerm' vii be ve1v molfr, "speoi-ly fr ~ o. ,ss-
n one who cen cone N' r'' nor del q, srn-teer.
to'ses'ion 80 be sscr ihe ictf narrnhrr frnr
fht 'rteiio.i % hs ltr~.'s SAMrFiV 1NtTklNs
~ ED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

OF its arrogant claims to legislative power. and
revered as plan of moral persuasion. Individuals
may prove corrupt, and for time corruption may
through such means, peryade the government or
some oiis departments, but the virtue of the people
WIZ ultimately prove conservative principle. II
is believed that IN no country is the history of this
moral system. ordained by mercful and wise Pro-
violence, more sublime than in our own-and with
It's sublime and beautiful destiny, it is confidently
trusted, the future happy operations of our political
and social ysie'ns will proceed, par passp
PHOCION."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
BER.N:ARD PEYr0N.

hFFERS for sale, accommodating terms Murdoch rr
~ III, Wardfnp co.'s choice Old Madeira Win it, quarter
cask', prime Groe CoGee Loaf Sugar varon quiiie
Family Flour Of the best quality made 81 white wheat Mac
knre, No2, Hum Cotton fqrrs. hest Liverpool filed Sail,
100 sides we'll tanned Upper LeaLe live eee Feathers i
fine order, Shoe hrend Bsssigar. Ns assorted from Sd 10
god American. Stysdes and English Iron assorted German
and American bbered Stek, and French Burr Milestone
blocks, ~ the best quality.
Get 10. 4f-W9Gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
MARsHAI,s SAFE

oesaeaesto decree Of the superior OF ehanee
holden at Staunton, pronounced 2sth dnv OF ni
IsZ in cause therein depending wherein Robert Rr.s
pan'n and Levi, Niehoa. and other. defendants will
a On os premises tothe highest bidder Monday the 10th
instant ~ two or parcels may the
81 the tract Of lsodin Abemaiie county which
.he sara Nicholas lately resided containing
and forty acres The term, Of sale follow one third
oil the purchase money to be paid band the bsance Ia
equal 'nstan and from the day of Sle
The deferred payments be by bonds with good s,cu
ri'y aud lien retained the land.
Oct 10. ~, g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
n Nitllnfion IInnfed

a YOUNG Gentleman who has hsen several years enf-
- pioytd AZ instructor Of youth Wishes sios,n in some
pubic or private rr uaty. lie deems hinself uuilfed m
teach the Grr,. Latin and French Language sad he r.,
banchss of msthrnat-, ether with nf!na, harrlr.
leihurg. Va, viii be ailt nded 10.
Oct 10 Af-,.p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
. paiua6ie Real Estate, at AUCTION.

-y 'Uuote hed ESlu!e, az -1ucftOn.
virtue Of deed Of trust the suhe riber, Ia,
John Miller and William Miller dated the irh OF
enfuary 1875 aud duly the office of the rs,
'ngs Court OF the city of Richmond will he To- sale for
~ o'clock ON Thursday the 26h of the present mon,
erJ the front door of Tia. Eagle Hotel in said civ
Two certain tenemen the Main L. st. in aid city 1f
being the houses and lots ward c ShocLn
AZ Tue date oil the deed occupied by Nessrs. Var-Lrw
20. aud by Messrs David william KYLE "a. former ,.ne
nent being st occupied 10y said John IN. l,
yer "y H. L. Philip the said ,,r,,t and
running back 10 fifteen feet alley Their With all aud ,iuru
lar the aPpur.nanoes unto the said tenement. b,rr
10 rane such suns Of money, may he necessary to f6 ne
purpose OF The said trust by paying the debts intended to be-
Tor, Esq - -!
J DRocKENBBoU6H,)
T. y. NICHOLAS,
X. ANDERSON. IFusers
JOSEPH MARX,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

The Jefferson (Ohio) Gazette states with nurh
exults'ion, that the Licking summit deep cut in
ihe Ohio Canal, has been contracted for at forty
screen thousand dO!l0rs less than the estimates OF
tie engineers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
"a Ahinpers % .Lnnles Hircr

TO shippers on JuHeS Eiucr.
IL persons hereby furwarne ed against pusg m, ,r
a on hoard Of my boat, without my knowlrdse as willn
he Responsible icr ANY lh.ng that may be Lost by IT,
WILLIAM WEAVER
Union Foi se, Rookbridge county
yet 10. H. 5it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

The Editor Of Tie Winchester Gazette requests
rs 20 say, that the /" Winchester Editor" who
advises is readers 20 support Administration
who will give them Internal Improvements, is not
the Editor OF the Gazette, but - He ofthe Republ-
CAM He alleges that this sway of seneralizns'
confounds " the innocent with the guilty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

Cotton Bagging and Cheese.
SR(fl pieces heavy Scooh Cotton bsrgnx
wv 20 ca-ks cheese, gor sale Nv
oa'o. az WORKMAN & u GRUDEe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

The Secretary Of War las returned to Wash
ington rom his late visit his domciie in Virgi-
MIA. The attorney General returned from his
excursion TO the Springs some days ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

Il is said that at the Superior Court Of Law for
Buckingham county, 22i ult Mr. Turner II
Patterson obtained verdict fos $4,000 damage,
rom John NJ. Walker, for SANDER.