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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

isaac b Desha The accounts from
Kentucky relative to the recent attempt
of this man upon his own life, are ex-
tremely contradictory, according to the
party preiudices of the paper through
which they are received. Thus the
Frankfort Commentator, opposed to the
Deshas, says he is getting well, and the
Argus Of August ., Desha paper. in
forms US that this young man, though
yet alive, Is literally dying By inches
That he an yecoUer of the wound infiict-
ed on himself is physically impossible.
TIE windpipe is cut entirely asunder, g.
the ends have receded, so that they are
more than an inch apart and cannot now
be brought together. ifthe wound heals
at all. it must be With this CHASTITY hole
in bis throat, through which only he can
ever breathe. If it be possible that a
man can live with his windpipe cat in
two, breathing only through the fearful
cash, then may ]. B. Desha yet be an
old man. But il, as you suppose, ma
ture cannot long support the system af-
ter so material arrangement of her
organization, then must he soon sink
into the grave. Our information, is that
he is gradually pining away, and as we
have already said, dying BY inches.
Ball. Pat
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

The Office OF the Treas tirsT OF East
Tennessee was broken open on the night
of The goth ult. and robbed of between
Q and 5000 dollars. A hole was bored
in the door, BY which means the robber
was able to raise the cross bar which
secured the door, and having thus gal
ned admittance, effected the robbery.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

The Lone Nountain.-A letter from,
gentleman to the Editor of the Geos.
gla Statesman, says, "about two hours
ride from this, there is lone, solitary
Rock, that lifts its awful brow more
than thousand feet above all the sur.
rounding objects ofthe wilderness. Ts
lookslke The strong tower of some ante.
deluv Wan monarch, who had long since
gone down into lis hidden chambers.
to repose his wrath in the nnexcitable
stiffness of thousand sIumbers. Its
exterior is bare and bleak. 1t is about
seven miles in circumference-it is a.
bout twice its breadth in length lis, by
actual measurement 1926 feet above
the surface of the creek which flows az
its base, and is in lat 33o SO n. in the
county of DeKalb, in Georgia"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

MANY mechanics Of Alexandria, %.
c. caution the public against MALCOLM
M'LEAN, a native of Argyfshire, Scot
land, by trade sAip carpenter, who
has succeeded in defraudiug almost ev :
ery person in Alexandra, with whom
he has the least dealings, he has decamp-
ed with the results, no trlhe, of his He
gal exertions.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL-Ths

PENNSYLVANIA CANAb.-Ine
HGrrisburgh Chronicle says that con'ras-
tors for eleven sections OF one nan miie
each we're at work last week, upon tne
Pennsylvania Canal, to wit: ok De-
tween the mouth Of Junlatta and Har-
risburgh, and FIVE between harrispurgh
&Middle Town. The length OF this cas-
tern section of the Pennsylvania lanai
is about treniy three miles, OF which hVe
and half are under the operation oil
the pick and shovel.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--Nigh, be-
fore last the large AMI extensive Mer'
chant Mills, belonging to the Messfs'
TYsoy's of Baltimore, and situated at
York. Haven. on the Susquehanns, were
entirely destroyed BY FIRE, together with
a quantity of grain, etc. We are hap
py TO learn that nearly the whole OF this
valuable property was insured. Inc
mills were among the largest and most
extensive 10 this country, ard their
destruction must be considered as Sc
rious calamity to the people IN the nelgh-
bourhood of York Haven Bali .Ga%.
TIE WEATHER-Tt appears that
the people of Boston have experienced
very different state Of weather from
that ielt in this vicinity. While We were
suffering excessive heat and proportion
ate drought, they were threatened With
a general humiliation. A correspondent
of the New York Gazette, writes from
Boston under date the ith instant, that
it had rained there, with little 'intermis-
sion, for four days and nights, in tor
rents, and continued at that hour with
out any appearance of favourable
change.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

Integrity On Tuesday the 18Th
inst. family at Halifax sent a secre.
tarie and bookcase 10 Mr.. Lister, the
auctioneef ofthat place, to be sold by
auction, which, on examination. MIR,
L. found TO contain three bags of gold.
amounting in the whole TO -sls2 10 Sd.
which he returned TO the family, as
much to their satisfaction as TO his ews
honor. Leeds ifercury.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-24

tits given as a fact that the imigra-
ton of the Southern Citizens to the
North, subiectCharlest,n alone 10 loss
ofS5OO,0 0n annually. The Patriot says
that Charleston is almost by impercep-
tible degrees dwindIing into narrower
limits.
The banks of Tennessee have within
a short time past resumed the payment
Of specie for their bills. According to
the Nashville Banner, a sensible effect
has been already produced upon the
currency by this measure. limited
States bank notes. and checks on Phil
adeIphia. New York aud Baltimore, still
command a premium of FIVE per cent;
but notes of the banks of North Carroll
ma, South Carolina, Georgia and others,
that short time since were held at a
premium. are now of no greater value
than tie notes Of our OVID banks.-Not-
withstanding this favorable results has
been produced in our money market 1t
does not appear TO have produced SIM
liar one upon the prices OF the various
articles OF merchandise"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

o@uuoR fTOpcrey JoT S0sts-tn'fepeT Htl-
WIS valuable tract of laud, lying Mehrrrn rive
u AID which the subscriber about 500
aeret aud for fertility well known t. he Of
9usHy Ahout 100 cultivation aud ell
hody o about 500 good Lnd and almost
prime soil for tobacco The quantity OF ground on thu
tract he about $40 The buildings new and
valuabis the situation high and healthy, the land alum
dainty supplied with timber and is well thee
oIehard oil 900 well sel~ced tress of
plum and cherry vines and The
distance 10 Richnond about 49, Petersburg 65 aud
faimvie rs miles, and about
nry College, Prince Edward Charlotte Necklenburc Motto
way Courthouse, 20 miles Those who such
purchase, respectfully invited to anime the
Tor Themselves, probable, that another opportunity
10 purchase another such body of equally excellent soil viii
perhaps cannot itself this the
he subscriber deoo to dscharge t claims against
hn also assumed; and in order and ne
c<if Mt, for the receipt OF his family OH rea
estate he holds nthe West prefers sell PRIVATELY f not
sold by the 18th day Of April next then Bun-n
harg courthouse beng Superior Court day. proposes
ling publicly.
IERMS-Cs,h for one sixth the tn. purchase
hui 10 eeonnoJs,e the pun chaser, negotiable al either
oil The Banks OF Rhmond Petesburs paw that sum in
from the day If sale will be accepted the r-naiu
ger IN ave equal annual payments with the
day OF December next hut t- RENTED if In.
principal be Punctuay paid. Bonds be executed by the
purchaser, when will he made Civ
en- III due time to seed wheat ut of IN.
premises must co daily executed, aud good personal security
required lor the payment of the intnlmenis.
WIN. BOWIE CoWAE
A"ie""HE county, harch IL lO2-tl7thA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
fCircnlsr to the Commissioners Of the Revenue
AUuIrOR'S OFFICE, March IS. 1895.


= On land every hundred dollars value eight cents.
OF by dollars and three cents for every hund ed
dollars yearly rent or value thereof!
On ali aud lots inproyd but not rented or occupied
by the proprietor, anal all nnHPrcrsd lots IN any city,
uorough eish. for hund ed dOl value
thereof agreeably To the elualizing law
On every avs above the age Of twelve, except the ssed
and mfr pied by the courts fory,sven cents
every stallion jnekGss twice the price at which such
stallion jack-as mare by the season. On oil other
horses mares, mules and colts; ptire cents each
ordinary iicetce or ioenoe TO keep house of
private dollars, for every hundred dol
lars yearly rent or value thereof OF value. 10 DC
ceianed ny the commissioners OF the tevenuc III the manner
prescribed by law Not less than eighteen dollars To be chofs
eachordnary iicence, and rot than four dollar
and |iy each iceuIe TO house OF private ener
men the house be of less value than seven hunTe cd dollars
riding pleasure cGridge, stag -Iedggo Jersey
4cagyon aud carrq and haruss belonging thereto per
thereof but than ttro dollars
shall be charged each fourwheeled riding and pleasure
riase less than aor each stage-wason Jersey
wagon aud cayal aud not less than Jy cents on each
two.wheeled riding aud pleasure carriage
On every eence TO sell good wares or mefGhandne OF
the place by wholesale and retail, sfry doIGs
ifby retail only, ttUeaiy dollars
On every sell silver plated ewelry, not
the vendor JDeRfy dollars but who
watches, and vtnd such articles necessary
in the line fthat business not subject to the tax
On every lie ence TO n vendue SIXTY dollars.
Ihave omitted any mention ofthe tax PedlaTs exhibitors
~ shows and brokers' their Licences granted by the clerk
1.-THE county corporation court
Lists of licences ganted to merchants ard vendue masters in
the city Of Rkmed borough IF Norfolk, ahd town OF Pc
rsburg, LyheLJsrg, aud FredertkJg required by
law Of the last session TO be transmitted to this Office on or be-
fore the 2Oh day Of May annusi and the act provides that
II the commissioners for each those towns should neglect to
send the lists time specified, without reasonable
shall be the duty OF the Auditor 10 dalOv the ices grant
ing such licences
1reque., you transmit your land and proPertybook. al
The prescribed by law Delay beyond that period pro-
duces much incvnye nenee TO this Office.
Very respectfully yours,
JAS. L. HEATH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
TRUST SILL,

DURSUANT TO the provision, Of Of trust executed by
Samuel 5. Grihn bearing date the 1.i Of May and
admitted 10 record IN the ohce Of the clerk Of the ung
Court for the city of Williamsburg, 10th day Of June
1919, made 10 tue of ZOO dollars
Scott ard which there due the from the st
day Of January 1922 shall proceed Monday the 10Th day
Of April TO sell the highest bidder public auction for
cash. the premises that very desirable residence
pid BY the SAID Griffin, nthe city Of Williamsburg with the
Lots thereto aPpeTtanus and adjoining the residence Mrs
Peachy aud which described ia the said deed trust in
the following certain House and Lots Of Lsnd stu
ate and beng the city OF Wambu the boundaries where
Of iuly infinitely and etey deed from
the said Robert e. Scott aud Susan r. his wife the said
Griffin, bearing date The day Of May 1918. Acting
trustee shall convey only such title vested in me- sho'
lis believed that the title which will be will he with
out "a cption. LEONARD HENLEY trustee.
March T. 1926. 1OO-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

WILL he paid for delivering Of fellow Charles, who left
me on the day Of January last. expect that he
Tree papers, and going uud.r tn. Of Henry Roberts
those papers issued from the Office Mdl,s.x
February court 1928 The said fellow Henry Roberts
aged forty years. Ave feet inches high dark complexion
on lett wrist and his left thumb Charles my
fellow described follows: about the height rather
awny complexion, knork-knee has had for long time dry
hard cough sutters much when .poksnto alarmed
one or two small Jumps hi, breast had very good black
cloth coat sLieh he had bush from gentleman he
An excellent hand with the and broad
coarse carr enter Any PERSON Who ~id.v.r him,
hn IN any Jail 50 tia, set him, SHALL receive the above
ward Any Information will be thankfully by the
.h'eribef directed to nousus Post Gae., county,
W. LEWlS H. E6NTAGUB Hiddi,sex county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
BY RITCHIE & GOOCH

~ Tn. ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
I three time, week during the session of the State Lessia
smePri,e the heretofore, Five Dollars per annu
sbe in advance Note, of chartered specieayins banks
INV will be received payment. The Editors will su1ran
- he safety RENTING them by u.ail the postage CT all let
Ter, being paid, by the writers. ~. .,;....,;,, IF
he Editors until all arrearages have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment oil nine papers
sl.Il have the tenth GRATIS. ,,
S TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,- One ,ouare or LESS-Fns insertion IS cent,-eaeh
continuance, 50 cents. ~ -, -, ;,
No sJyert. uient inserted until has either been Paid
M or assumed by some person this city, its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
Buffalo .3larsh for Sale.

ny virtue Of deed executed by John Hopkins TO
ID William Walter Henng, as Receiver General OF the Su
prene Court of Chanccry the Richmond District, IN the
year 1912 and Order Of the Circuit Court Of
The Uuited for the District of Vmginiathat valuable
Tract oil Land living the county ii EedeIck the State a
Virginia called Buaioe Marsh Containing 3Se of
land with the half of manufacturing mill thereon to which IS
eight the said rato be exposed TO sale
y public auction highest bidder, the front door Of
tie Eagle Hnel city OF Richmond, at ~ o'clock on
"Wednesday the 18th day Of April next Such title pass
ed by Mr. Hopkins deed will conveyed but tina, be-
isvei title the proper ~ IN fee SIM
pie Terms Sale to be conducted by Thomas TGto'
Esp Anetr
Richmond march 81, 1915. ln5 Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
Land and Lots far Sale

M ILL be offered for sale the third Mondoy April
w front Of the tavern Of NJ Wells in the of York, $50
sere oil Land or less lying the county OF York. about
mes hom the town of York, belonging The Of tn.
late Col Hugh Nelson and adjoining the land. formerly
~ William Goosey, Edwin Baptist, WIN. Wynne aud Col
Wn Nelson; Aud at the time all the lot; the Of
ick belonging The estate Of the late Col Hugh Nelson.
Term, Of sale will be months credit the
ing bond and security with deed Of the property
secure the payment.
mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
March II.
NO TIEE-

HE subscribers, assignee, the lAe firm of Dudlong
Stafford have duly empowered Mess Otis Dunlop Co.
Of Rehnond, Virginia Agents for the collection all
due the said Dudlong & Stafford. &. 4 w. RHODES,
RHODES L SMITH.
Providence, r l., Feb. Esd, 1926.
In conformity with the notice. all indebted
TO the late firm Of Budons Stafford, requested 10 make
iaymed. with as little delay Pos,iheto
OTIS, DUNLOP co.
1farch Z. 1o1.,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
Ten noIInrs Re,rnrd

- AN AWAY from the subscriber Tuesday m9rning last
~ the 2Gth instant, ndened apprentice to the coach
making business named John Lunsford, between 10 and 90
years age aboe feet inches HIGH and ofslendei and
eject form, snd light complexion lie had blue broad
cloth cost, white hat with Grape Il. He Is from Surry
county Va, where his connections living he eomp
ny with young lad who has been sednoed by the said Luu
ford accompany him to Alabams where he has brother
vins snd has lately received letter from BIN, which letter
he has with him. II expected he w stop Lynch
burg which place he said wOnd be his FIRST stopping place.
All persons forbid trusting harbOrng, employing him
~ auy way, the law will in all be put in force. The
ehOye reward will be paid auy person who will apprehend
hun that get him, and all reasonable expenses paid
hs delivery 10 me h Richmond N. TIC HEEOk.
March 2. qg..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
The haloes of Banh Note. misplaced.

The hdloeS OF Bans Votes nispEuced
ViE subscriber ha, deposited the Bank of Virginia,
Il Richmond, the following halves of Notes Right
part ct 500 payable at Peerbus letter No. 2i9 left
Parto 500 note, payable Norfolk, letter Is, No. 1890
pasted together and by Any PEI son
or Person' having the part, corresponding, nsy effect
change at the Bank. WILLIAM ID. CLARKE.
march 4. ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
NOTICE.

HAVE go Po'ohce established a! my Store IN Bruns-
wick county, Va near Stephen Jones's Bridge, Motto
way River, whc place called Jonoboeus aud Jones
borough The of the Post Office, which situated about
midway between Kennedy, Brunswick and McFarlsnd',
Lunenhurg. JOHN NADDuX, M.
,,.,.L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
March 2i.
TO TILE PITRIIC.

INFORMATION j, desired Of young man by the Of
4 Daniel H. Green, who left Columbia s. C. about eighteen
months ago. lie about IS years Of age his person stout
abou6 feet in height bis hair black, beard unusually strong,
generally very large whkers; rather taaiun in his
manners, aud particularly with strangers. His trade
that Of Cabinet Maker aud House Carpenter. When he left
Columbia he went in company with two ouneymen who
destined Tor North Carolina and Virginia since that period he
has been heard Of either by his friends in Columbia
EastOn. Having bren for time sick in Columbia, h,
friends are appehensve that he may have died long after
he e there Any normstion which be given Of him will
be thankfully received by the subscribers.
NJ. RI. CARDOZO, Richmond, Va.
JOHN GREEN Easton, Penn,ylvania.
II Printers the between Richmond and Columbia
vl eoufe particular favor by giving ihs above few in'er
lions.
march %. 1926
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

WE subscrbers intending from yur
u suits, Offer or sale their entire Stock o Goods, oomprsio
general and extensive assortment Of Dry Goods Hardware
Groceries, &c &c. amounting prohaby about 10000 dollars
these Goods have been purchased The different aue
lions Baltimore, Philadelphia aud EewYork very low
prices, aud the principal part within the last " month";
The payments may he made the of the pur
chaser h. gvag approved security Until sale O the whole
Stock be effected, will continued sell any article that
may be wanted small advance the for cash
The purchaser Of the Goods may for term NJ
years the Store which have occupied for many years. and
which we have hesitation ia saying Is the best stand all
the lower country for extensive retail establishment The
improvements Of convenen, Store house, with suo
accommodation for small family, warehouse, and all
cessary 5u-houes. Persons wishing buy may The
goods and know the terms application 70
THOMAS SMITH 4 co.
Gioucests. tovFihose, Jan. q. s2pwiG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

IWE-NTP DOLLARS REU.ARD.
EFT Irabue. Pi,, Sunday night 26il u negro .ss
- namedJACRSoS, who took with him my Iidias horse
Jackson an elderly bald talks rapidly, and 10
not remarkable for h. stranss VI hi, legs The Of
the Friday breed thin tail and good deal spotted behind
One hall OF the above reward will be paid for the delivery
either Jackson or The Hono aud the whole for til. delivery
both. WILLIAM FINSHY
Yrabus, Pits, March H. 1927
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

FT'HE Sheriff. Of the counter Of Amelia, Nottoway CUM
berland, Powhatan, Chesterfield, Brunswick Dinwidde
Lunenburg Mecklenburg jaime, City, Charles City, New
hent, Elizabeth Cy lork, Warwick, Henfico
Rockingham, Augusta Roekridge Pendeton Monroe Green
brer Bath, Doteour Nicholas, Poeahonas, aud AeshaBy
the Sergeant Of the City Of Richmond tho Mayor viii
liamsbug, and the Mayor OF Petersbug will take notice.
elections ODE held according to law their Courthoues,
IN the month Of April next choose Senators, represent
theiTespectiYe districts inthe uex General Assembly.
ADDISON IIAhSFORD OH. Of the Senate
March 81 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

pursuance OF decree OF the Cncut Court vi tue Unn,d
States, for the 5h circuit as Eastern district of Virginia
IN the case Of George W. Walli., sgant William ID WI en-
Administrator Catherine 4. Adan., widow and George
lard and sary T. his wife, and others, heirs Of Samuel
Adams, dec will dc sold athC front door o the Eagle
tel, IN the city If Richmond, Monday the 18th DAY A
P next public auction, to the highest bidder whole
tract OF or huRdrd and Of land les.
mentioned and described in the deed mortgage,
by the said Sam e. Adams dec Catherine his wife, Ed
ward Canning, and 10y him assigned the said G. w Wallis.
hearing date the l3lh February living on the Chickahopo
ny the county of Heno, Deserving half an acre grave
yard) also one 'di.isd meeiy cCoe hundred and
aud G kn Of land lying the OF GoochLand
aud GndUded ROiey Of al the coal in Avdrea
adjoining which was sod W the father Of the said Samuel G
Adams dec to Philip WOOdson with reservation the
therein, ani known by the Of the DOuer Pi'
According TO the provisions Of the said
tons Of the pant counsel III writing, the above
property will be sold OF one two and three wears
equal in'aImens the PURCHASERS giving bond and spp owed
ments Of the purchase money. a. n THORNTON, u. M.
for John Pegram NJ. V.D
March ~. 1Ot-tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
JOHN 8. UILLL4.H GILLLaT,

OFFER FOR SALE:
III a(f11n SACKS best storing Liverpool salt, cargo
@ASSS Of the brig Missionary, from, Liverpool
40 halt pipes andq casks very superior Old L. p Nader,
Wine, inporteJdir two years ago,
10 Hhds, prime ST. Crox sugar,
SIS Bags Green Coffee
50 Boxes best Durham Mustard, Just imported,
Tierces new Rice suitable for retailing
Crates Liverpool EaIthen Ware, good assortmenr,
10 Boxes superior Claret Wine,
Gases beet London cloths ..mere. we'll assorted
Case bang-up cords Il velvet.vn.,
do stout low priced Irish Linens,
Bales German o.nabury', rieklenbury ond Burlaps.
feh. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

IL Per'ons having claims against the estate Of +. g.
IN Censhaw, dec requested TO present them properly
authenticated that provision may be made for emen and
all persons indebted said estate requested TO make pay
tnsnt without delay. ELIZABETH CRENSIiAW, sdm'x
march II, 1876. 103-9t Of +. g. Crenshaw, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
NOTICE.


HE Stockholders Of The Mechan,vls Turnpike
are hereby required TO pay before the ioth day
rr next Eve dollars each share held by them
", IN the capital stock Ut the said company.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
q. NJ. CARRINGTON, Trea.,r.
march IL. loI- IOhA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

by virtue Of deed OF trust executed Dol. William Dol
ling aud the subscriber by George Crawford Esq bearing
date the 30h Of August 1928 aud recorded the
county Of Geenber for the purposes therein mentioned wall
be sold at the Eagle HOTEL the City Of Rohmond opSG-
trdoy the i5h day ofmay merit at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash all that tract parcel Of land
much thereof as will satisfy the purposes for which the said
deed executed, yiDg aud beng the county Of Green
brer and the State Virginia the NJ Glade Creek
containing by late survey, thousand three hundred and
fuy -four be the less The SAID tract Of
land fertile adyanlay eously situated the
turnpike road leading 10 the Falls Of the Kanawha. Such
tie Unly vested in will be conveyed the
purchaser. CHARLES ELLIS, 1l7asfee
Esr Ell ~. 100 -ygtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

ToHN GARTH respectfully nfofrns his friends and the
- pubic, that he has removed from Lyuchbug to this place
lo the purpose ftran,actng business commission, which
he will be sssi,,ed by gentleman Mr. James w Dhrel Of
much experience, especially in the tobacco trade He
ries the house Oh street. recently 10 possession Of mess
Seymour Scott William Barrel.
March 2. I0O-Wtf