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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

A noted Epieuroan complained 10
Dr.. Kitchener, thai be had no appetite {!
The doctor replied lhat eating oysters
before dinner would restore il. Two
days after, the same person said his re-
medy was absurd, as be- had eaten INN.
drfd Without improrlng his appetite
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

NEW MUSlC.--fhe subscriber has the
al pleasure of informing the Ladies o
L5ncbburs and its vicinity that he has jus
received, direct from the North, well Sc
lee.ed collection of NEW MUSIC, which he
VII se'l very low for cash
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
NnK. %
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hNEH BOOKS .-ihe subscriber has the
Az pleasure of again informing the public
'9a' ne has just received direct from phiadel
Yaa, a very Ia.ge additional snpnIY of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

n DMINISTRATOR' SALE-.On Satur.
sEA day the 9th of next month, at the house
of the late Thomas Lain, in Bethel, Amherst
county, shall proceed to sell, TO the highest
bidder, at public auction, all the estate OF said
Thos. Lain, of every denomination, consist
ing of slaves, stock, boats, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c. &C.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
SAML. GARLAND, admr Of
Thomas Lain, deceased.
INV OF n Ut tds13
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

10 offer the newest and most admired fashions
And are determined to make sales al a small adj
vance ON the Philadelphia rates. The senior
partner resides there, and will regularly forward
such supplies as this market may require Their
assortment in part consists OF the following arti-
ces -
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens & Sheet
Rose and Point Blankets, ings,
Figured and Plain Vest Silk 4. Cotton Hand.
ngs, kerchefs.
Linseys, Leghom & Straw Bon.
Cashmere and Cotton nsts,
Shawls, Ladies Buckles & Belt
Stockings, Ribbands.
Oznaburgs, Muslin Robes,
Calcoes, Furniture Chintzes.
Cambrics, Laces and Edgings,
Figured and Plain Mus Grape Robes,
Inns, Grape Shawls 4 Scars
silks and Satins, Merino Shanls < Scarfs
Grapes and Gauzes, Tortoise Shell Tuck &
Black and Fancy Rib Side Combs,
bands,
Together with almost every article in the Dry
Good aud Fancy Line.
OmeSticS.---Comprlsing an assortment of Cassi.
nets, 1ickings, Bleached and Brown Shirtings
Checks, Plaids, aud Blue and White Cotton
Yarus, &c. &c.
Clothing. --Gentemens clothing of every des.
Cambet and Plaid Cloals and Great Coats.
| HdrdOare and Cutlery, such as Knives & Forks,
of the latest manufacture Pen and Pocket
Knives, Approved Razors and Straps, Locks
of all descriptions. Saws, Files, and almost
every article in the Hardware Line.
Shoes and Hats.-A complete assortment of La.
dies Morocco, Seal Skin, Prunela, Silk, and
Kid Shoes-Gentemens Monroe Shoes and
Pumps; also, an assortment of Chdrens
Shoes. Gentlemens White and Black Beaver
and Fur Hats, Boys Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, ofapproyed man
uiacture.
A1 assortment Of Looking Glasses, Groceries
CrOckery and Stone Ware.
tits the determination OF 1Rdrews s. Brothers
10 keep constant supplies, so to be able to fur
nish their customers any article in the mercatile
line. Country merchants, as well as Planters
are particularly invited to give them call, as
every effort viii be made to render general salts
faction and which is their intention to sell una,
| sualy low for cash
100 Sacks Liverpool filled salt
Country Produce taken in Barter.
Oct -
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Books /, Stationary.

W.
winch renders his collection very complete
an OF which he is determined to sell very low
nv il cash. Those wishing 20 buy arc particlI-
.@Y invited 10 call aud examine my colec
non before they purchase. In the late ar
. ..'sH were The following New Works, viz -
o'' round Winter Hearth. by Jane and
, .''a Maria Porter being the best proGuc.
,a ~" from their pen for many years. The Adj
49,, lures oil Don Tnnn de Uloa, illustrated
N, g"' - me Eagravings; this work contains
Ia. ul9st surprising adventures that was ever
s a""Uh The Frahklin Almaaack, for 1927 +:
eryIIor 10 any other in the World Atlantic
,o ,a,'ellr, ora Christmas and New Years pre-
nn'3 Tor 1927 this is decidedly one of the
g I,, superior productions ever issued from
s,a.I pres IN the U. States, and equal (if not
fHlv''or) 10 any in the world This wonder,
r, ,g executed work was published by II. {.
" d d.. J. lea, Philadelphia; and they rich
Ia s ,J1.l'e the patronage of liberal public.
a @ua,l, .,. to this very superior production,
@LiI, publish the most useful productions
.ar Y,'s.ea IN The U. States, and generally bet
No., 'oa.ed' ADRIAN r. NORTH.
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Nem A1rieal Of Medicines.
[<N%sA NVVpALTER II. MIDDLETON i
p" now receiving sixty three

W. w now receiving sixty three
M packages fresh Medicines, which
80 have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand, aud which can
be warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dyc-StutfS, &c.
OF DOcts Owens & Lecliie, which in addition TO
his stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
renders his assortment extensive and complete.
His friend, and the public, as well as the Gus
toners of Owens 4 Leclle are assured that they
can be furnished Oh the most favorable terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country merchants
and Others who purchase largely can be supplied
at a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment
The greatest attention paid to the compound
lag OF incidence and he pledges himselfto deli
yer no article out Of MS establishment but what
OF the purest quality.
July II. ts96
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I'll MCk II. CABELL, attorney a, Law,
Sc,on' IA iutare, regularly attend the courts of
lew daar oo'l'y Ills office is ON Man-street, a
An 9o.s above the Franklin Hotel
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

~ NE gross Soda and half gross Seiditz Pow
" ders, just received by
Aug T. THOMAS j. DuFAL.
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SrlOR RENT, good Stable, in rear Of this
T. Office. August II.
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II AMP g. LINSEED 0Il..--Walter H. Mid
IL dcton has this day received large guam
thy Of superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil Al
50 Linseed Oh, Spirit Turpentine, White Lead,
&c
Nov. ~ ts27
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e,oR SALE, a likely Negro Man, a good
n honse servant. Enquire at this Office.
Sept % "i'
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-@ZsoRTH AMERICAN REVIEW, No. SO, for
M October, 1926, Just received and ready for
''.ory At the New Book Store of A. Il.
NORTH. oo'' o.
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~ OR RENT, that desirable residence on
= the alley opposite Martins Warehouse,
in the occupancy OF Mrs. Fowler. Posses.
sion may be had on the lst day OF Jan neXt.
Nov %. tti23 q. ROSE.
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XgVNTER Strained Sperm ll,'Il., Limp OIL
THOMAS J. DUNAL,
Sign The Golden Mortar.
October3l Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

A GREEABLY to the will Of the Rev Needler Robin
IN son, will Offer to the highest bidder Thursday oh
August next If ialr, If not, the next r day New Kent
courthouse, two Tracts Of Land lying the
Kent county, and Immediately the York River
The tract known by-thr Of MauhGd contains 1000
acres, which there large and comuodiou Brick House
Of two store and out houses Of which good repair
The quality ofthe land G and well adapted the x ow
Of wheat lis conguity to the river affords great facility
procuring the necessities the water. Oyster Beds Fish
ing Rocks Immediately adscen to the door, the
within so yards Of the bank OF the river.
This land bounded the West by creek running through
spacious piece Of Marsh containing about so or
which partly owned by Mr. Prior Vaughan who desrou,
joining TO reclaim it. Nature has thrown up an enormous
mound Of sand leaving only passage Of feet for the eb
bling aud flowing Of the tide aud down The ereekThe
pense Of retaining this marsh exceed huiy dollars
the only work necessary will be the fixing offs flood gate this
narrow passage.
The other tact commonly called Pond Marsh wa,
ed to Waetborpe, contains 400 acres joins Marshed
the Southeast There improvements this trsOt
eeP the frame Of old dwelling house, which may he easily
repaired 10 be comfortable. The peculiar advantages of this
tract consist in its favorable adaptation to the raising Cattle
hsvnga very extensive Marsh attached shall sell both
tracts credit Of one and three years requiring II The
purchasers bond with security and deed Of the land
to secure the payment WIN. ROBINSON, Admr.
b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
WIG WIN GR.A1llIaR SCH00L

lF1SHE exercises of the Wgwam Grammar School will re-
L commence on the 18th July The public are res
pectiuy informed that has which
by promising peImanency to the principles which this school
conducted may bold forth additional Involvement To young
gentlemen wishing to resort 10 itA eomnodIous residence
for the principal and his family stseof preparation
and will probably be ready for then NY the m day
can be accommodated at the Wig am aud the PRINCIPAL
will he enabled II receive eigs. family The
OF Instruction will he directed prepare YOUNG
gentlemen intending TO close their education tho University
specially for that institutions while whom IT NAV not
be to enter college will ind extensive
Classical and mathematical learning aud lectures
rhetoric and philosophy which Willie regularly du
ring each session, cheap and hoped valuable substitute
for collegiate education
Jno Rockford will continue give instruction. in nathe-
matic and likely be with Young
gentleman OF unquestonabe asu the as-
steal deparmt The Principal this intending TO
devote himself for several
his part spare pains usefulness OF
the Institution wnh the patronage has conn-
ued 10 enJsy since its hrst establishment. Those wishing
take advantage Of the vacancies occurring arrange
above noticed eguested apply soon as
The prices of boar and beng edingIy mode
and Inconvenience having resulted from former in.
attention to the Guardians are
10 send the amount each advane; IN eyery in
stance where not be convenient send the money
bond expected bearing date from the day of entrance
Price of Board, Washing, &c. for the session FIVE months
do for Tuition $40 90
Csndlesb burnt the schoOhose wall be separate charge
VIM. Is. GILES,
BARTHW. EGAN.
Students who may wish 10 board with the subscriber
expected to ind their own beds and bedding. Is. EGAN
june IS. IO-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
July !. 1876
LAW SCH0DL-

ISHERE lectures delivered IN this institution a,
Needhen but those with which the session commences.
aud with which ends in other words the whole course
lecture, upon the practice othe law, which conducted
he most correct manner upon authority There nothing
unattended TO aud the student TOR himself. But he
often told that 10 be cirysr, he read, rely
ne books Tor himself ami upon which he every
Saturday and every Saturday too exercises himself in
courts the records of which neatly kept any
Conclusion of the as well as every species Of exc
Gu'ion which follows afterwards that the student has
Gays IN The week To read without interruption. Ii
IKE tins be OF the student al law NAV
H. at Needhdn where there species IL
ATTENTION from IT. The Juvenile part Of the bar the student
oil Law VINO want such assistance receive there for the
remainder OF the session. upon much better TERMS for the
than for their friend, CREED TAYLOR
JulY 4. Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
TRUST SaLE

Y virtue Of deed Of executed the Subscribers by
- William Randolph aud Lucy D. his wife, TO secure to
arry Heth certain sum Of money therein expressed which
deed executed the 18Th Of june 1917, and admitted 10
record the clerks Office Of Cumberland county at June court
IN the year they will sell public auction the hizh-
e bidder for cash. upon the prem Friday the 18th day
Of July uez, flair not on the nexfar day, al that Of
land the said deed expressed the aforesaid county
berlaDd containing as be the less; which
lan was purohaedby Martha Randolph and the aforesaid
Harry Heth Of the Executors ofhe late joseph Royal dee and
sold by them to the said William Randolph bounded
follows To Wit, the North BY the lends Of Jesse Miller
and the estate Of the late Hughes Taylor dee The East by
appomaox Riyer the South BY The lands Of Ann O.
doph and the West by the lands Of Joseph D. Leigh
60 much thereof be necessary raise the specified
10 The said deed the balance thereof due with interest
and expenses Of sale &C. The subscribers will only con
y uehte gccdin them trustees by The deed sforc-
said. JERMAN BAKER,
WILLIA1B o. SMITH.
jane y 1t-ti1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
n.4N RIHER Lnnfn

LNOR SALE valuable tract Of land, situated in The South
East corner Of Pf'y lya1a county and Immediately op
poshe the town Of Milton n Caroins containing one hun
dred and twenty eghacres Of Ion ronds and five humid
Of Uplands IL u cou5dered The best estate for the cuii,
ou Of Tobacco &c of any the section Of country m he
il Is situated Also, another tract Of Land the Carolina
side NJ The Dan tononing hundred seventy FIVE
cre well calculated Tor COrn, Tobacco Wheat and Cotton
This tract has settlements, snd susceptible Of division
Also, another tract Of three hudred and 1y acres about
three miles tom MILTON, With good Improvement These lands
will be- sold Tor prices corresponding With the me Term
from 70 FIVE years credit the annual psy Of the IN
tered aud the principal well secured
RoMULUS N. SAUNDERS.
Milton ~ C. Jufv = ~ 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

llS Establishment will be open the of June,
the direction of Or. John G. Wright, experienced
naser aad will he made give general
ion beautifully situated the Eastern base the North
Mountain 10 miles N w. from aud miles S. w.
place TO the Warm, Hot; Sweet and White Sulphur Springs.
The climate IS believed to be the healthy aud
mer the most desirable in tn. state aud the improvements
oond TO none IN point Of confor and sufficient for the
mediation of 100 bolrders.
The waters eotan quantity Of uphue,ed hydrogen gas
with some earbonc acid ah sufficiently PUT gaye-
rheir eject upon the kidneys, skin aud stomach
mediate and upon all the secretary organs powerful In
all cases ni gravel where has been has proved
peculiarly efcariou and cuianeous dpepc hepatc aud
bilious affections experience has fully superior efficacy
Good music and good pack Of hounds viii be provided.
The Stages from Richnond Fredericksburg aud Wnche-
ter arrive at stanton three week, whence pas
seSers by hack reach the Springs three hours
As the place yet III Ms infancy compared with the old
terng places IN Virginia. respectful eleTences ade the
several gentlemen under named, all of whom have had
opportunity OF becoming acquainted with merits aud any
CLAIM IL may have 10 public patronage
June 6. STA
Hon James Barbour Washington; G. L. Stevenson WIN
bernard, Esqs- Fredercksbuig Hon John CoalieI and
Chapman Johnson Esq. Richmond; DR.. X z. Waller and
Robert Saunders Esq williamsburg Mathew clua, Norfolk
Henry Robertson, Esq Hampton COL NJ Montague Powha-
an u lanes car;er;yIie Dr. Ludlow, and Payne Wa
ring, Esq Essex; Hon. r. F. Barbour Walter Key Orange;
John Kelly aud +. Dyer, Esqrs. Charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
THE Eows REG rNIE L,


tHiS Meal Mill has been rebuilt the style within
n few feet of its former Sce, and will 60 into opera
ration the 10th instant No pains have been spared
lis machinery and fixtures good possible enable it 10
do good work, and the shortest calculated for
two pair of Stones Every effort will be made turn out the
hes, meal and to give general satisfaction An honest
kilu. Miller has been engaged Bostuen the upper
country who have grind Will ndt their interest 10
call and leave aud either exchange for
usual deduction OF TOLL their al the
return their way home The heghbor will every
accommodation in having their ground the usual gris
factories &c IN this city, will be supplied
moderate TERMS with meal &c, and every possible facility civ
en- TO them in the obtaining of regular supplies Should
the mill come up to the expectations Of the Proprietor he
thinks he will be able sell good neal moderate
and accommodating terms any manufacturer oe article
lie will boat from MS mill 10 the very bottom the a-
sn~-APPy to Thomas Richie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
IN RNXaRn

ES UNAWAy, about The Easter Holidays last year. March
~ 1925, from the service IT Mr. James Moore living on
the Turnpike Road about miles above Manehesief in
Oheserhed county negro named Poiiy This wo
man, ssUPpoed went ~ boat, up James River
perhaps towards Lynehhmg She Is toleraby stout made but
rather short has somewhat ola uty look and gloomy
tenanes when spoken 90 She may probably be about hty
years age her clothing not well known She has
hired out both IN Richmond aud Peerburs and may possibly
be still lurking about one Of those places. Any person Who vii
again. by advising the subscriber thereof by letter directed IA
him, obe le till called Tor, At the Post Office Richmond shall
receive the abyc reward and the notice of her being
will be pointedly attended to TlIOS A. TAYLOR.
Richmond, June 49, to-tzGtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
NOTICE.

EINHE subscriber duly authorised lease for term Of
= years, the Tavern aud Farm King William Courthouse
dh property really valuable public stand merits
te ate on Of any person qualified TO conduct the business
o. Public House. situated upon the road from
Yn to the Eastern part Of The State, and distant from
md about ~ miles. Various Improvements have been
pom the houses, and others progresng-and the
tor DESTROYS Of placing this property possession
n well qualified for the station Of TaveIn-keeper II
'ately disposed Of, il customary put Up public
The 6rst day Of King William County Court, on the
Monday in August which will be pursued in The
Of private contract.
~. LIZ HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

F1Y virtue deed executed the 18th day
Id September, 1924 by RobertScot, 10 the pay
of ad-bt due David e. Williams, and at the request
f said Williams shall proceed 10 sell to the chest bidder
for cash. Lunenburg courthouse the I4h day of August
next being day, two tracts Of land conveyed to
said deed much thereof shall be necessary fulfil the
purposes of the said trust lying the county OF Lunenburg
the containing 34S being the tract which the
resides the other adjoining the above
and called Barnes's old tract containing 900 For fur
he description of these tracts of lands referenGe had to the
recorded the clerks office of the county
Lunenbu On the plantation containing 343 there
excellent story dwelling house and out
house. The Of 900 good tobacc cotton, wheat
land Ii contains large body of wood land and
Notoway low grounds, HENRY N. WATKINS, trustee.
lmy 19-wtds
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ry The ENQUIRER Is published twice week generally
three week during the session of the Stale Leg.ls
e-Pee, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
,ble in advance Notes of chartered pece-payng banks
pyS will be received payment. The Editors will yuaran-
@ he safety renting them by mani the postage OF all let
der, being paid, by the writers - ~,
n. Editors1 until all arrearages have been paid up.
Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
hall have the tenth GRATIS.
snA TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Frst insertion rs cent,-each
continuance, so cents - . ,
No inserted until ha, either been paid
Cor or assumed by some person in hi, city, its envron'
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Ttpentv Dollars Re,Dard.

SsTRAYED Stolen from my Lower Byrd Plantation in
- Gooehland county Saturday night the nth ult, the
Sunday Evening ollo~ng Brown bay work Horse height
supposed feet III inches head rather SMALL with white
star; eye fierce and much the appearance of sleeps
9r black legs maae aud tail The latter rather long H'
shoulders considerably chafed by collar will
above reward TOT the horse alone and it oen Twenty Dol
Tors additional for experimenting the Thief.
JOHN ALLAN.
Richmond, July IL. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
INTERESTING no PLaNTERlS.

FyJHE Virginia Patent ThTeshg The sub oriber
l. having very recently made great improvement the
late Improvement e has made the Portable Ma
eh'ne Ia the improvement the above machine he dpen-
'es entirely with TIE large belt; lieu Of there subste
cog wheeand pinon 10 operate the threhing power both
aud the operative power connected together occupying
less than those his original plan These
combined With some others he has made, he er
they superior any thing othe either Europe
chine IS extremely simple It's structure nearly all IFS parts
of iron, Perlc'y PUriabIe can be adjusted from
to another, and put IN operation hour after arrives
the place TO be used by plantation hands its
parts are deTansed by removing There can be attached TO the
operative power OF the machine two Cotton Gins of 80
ui5hed
Persons wishing get machines Cor getting out their next
crop, will please TO leave their orders early possible
The price Of the improved machine $3.50 the factory
plans, with single aud double breasts Also, seeedns Straw
Cutters &c &c. by
SAMUEL COCHRAN, head of Mayo's Bridge
T. 81 The subscriber sold machine the plan last
year, and from the utility OF he has orders for
same neIgbbourhoOd f0r the approaching season. S. c.
Thereby certify that own one of MI Samuel Coebran
late Improved Portable Threshng Machines with which am
much pleased hrehed out between 500 thousand
seven hands, by judicOu eonid that
said machine will from 15Oo bushels, per day will
up and removed, erected and work s hours
conceive simpler and better machine could not be constructed
for the use IL was intended. GILES FITZHUGH.
Montevdeo, King George CO. May 1914.
do certify, that own Of Mr. Samuel Cochrans Por
table Threshng Machines, which worked with mules
horses and eight hands, with which th eshed during
the asunmer between 500 TO 1000 bushels Of wheat clear
om The averaging between 50 to 200 BUSH day The
Machine car with ease be removed from farm TO
Their different parts Of the farm and erected by the
plantation hands ia four five hours think the machine
superior any machine have for economy facility
of threshng and durability As witness my hand this 18th
January, 1925. Chesterfield county.
EDWARD II. ROUSSEAU.
This to certify, that purchased OF Samuel Cochran, the
first second wheat Machine that he contracted Frede-
salt m
large estate, and have been much pleased with IT, that
the last year purchased others him, and ordered
fourth foo the present year. Unnecessary beremOved
any part olthe farm and put operation hours and
have found three horses sufficient TO keep
Given under my hand this 2lst May 1925. King Queen
county. WILLIAM BOYD.
June z. Tiff