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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
JAMES II. STYI.ES.
MiKej2cc, DWc"e&s G., az I J No
cemb>r ota, ,8.,6.

This is TO certify that the sub.crihcr
was brought very low by si.tlins
blnol, attended with cough and ca
tarrh, and that nothing affurded me
real relief until commenced taking
Andcrson's C"ush Drops, the use Of
which we're the means in the hand Of
God of restoring me again To a comfor-
table state of health.
And I do further certify that the
wife Of Mr.. Nathan Huntington, living
in The same place was afflicted with u
very bad ou2 "a for number Of years,
and thatln 1925, she was reduced so
owthai il was thought she must SOM
be in her grave, as she was sea celv u
bic tn walk from her ted to the fire,
when she commenced taking Ander-
sons Cough Drop-, the use Of which,
IN short time, 50 far restored her,
that she was soon able to do a good
days work. | can che e,rtul!y recon :
mend this melicine 10 the public.
PHlI.O JUDsON. Pastor of The
!Church in Ashford, (Conn.)
ashford, Sept. s5, 1924.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
Dr.. &, II. TlLLINGHAST, Provi-
dence, aud sold by DrussI ets general
ly.
Jan. 6. 81.
A Ia Court Of Probate, holden with
~ in aud for the town Of Warren,
on the lst day OF January a. ID. 1897.
Molly Crans,on, Administrative on
the estate Of
ANNA BOWEN,
presented hcr first account Of ad.
mnlstration Oh the Estate Of SAID de-
ceased, tor aIlowancc-WhereuPon or
dered, That the consideration Of SAID
account be referred to Monday, the 9Th
day OF Feb. next, at 2 O'Clock, +. M.
and that previous notice be given (by
publishing this order three several
times in the Northern Starr to all per-
sons interested, to appear at thai
time and.bc heard. A true copy
SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
Jan, 6.
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SsgM WEaD aGNE.

DR.. RELIES FEGET4BLE SPE-
CFiC. A remedy for sick headache,
sickness Of the stomach, flatulence,
bilious affections, and as a preparatory,
before sea bathing, &c. Price one
dlLLnr
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INDTGESTICN.

Dr.. RELFE's IAJiBILiOUS
PILLS. An excellent remedy for IN
digestion, less OF appetite, lr'adache,
costirpaess, Ilatulcncr, bilious affect
ons. g.. Price on, d0tiar each boa,.
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lpLANK Inspectors Accounts, L'.
I'D censes for retailing liquors, and
School Tickets, just printed and @r
sale ut tbis Office.
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ever inveterdfe or long stnnding, with
perfect secrecy. Around each packet
will be found apractical treatise de.
scr'bing the symptoms and lmethod of
cure. Price one dollar.
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Netn Certificates.

DIR. MsLLEN, Sir--uhe cause of hu-
manity demands OF me to give YOU the
following statement My wife had for
six years been in decline, and pro-
nounced by her Physicians to be in a
consumprive state, and was attended
by severe pain 10 her side, with a
Cough and Difficulty OF breathing. She
was reduced so low a, 10 be unahle To
get from her bed to the fire wilhou.
aid. All hopes Of her recovery had
long o'en gwen M. IN Iii, ,ilul,i,n
| was pr vailed up'n, lis a last pn,,i
Die resort, yet wIth.nt an, hopc or suc
cess, to make Use of AnGer.oh's :
Cough Drop-." Sac commenced lh,
use of,hem IN Feb'uary last and after
using two bottles, to tie as,oni-hurui
of all, in the mnnth ot May iuiiowin,
the health of my wife nus rn.;reiy re.
stored, and since whIcii, her health and
strength were perhaps never brtr.
Feeling deep interest that tie pub.
&c III general may resort 10 t5c sane
remedy, when their tricmJ- pc relatives
are apparently. or ,,IGc,tiy on the
brink Of the grave, 10 r,scue tacm
from the same. You are ut !.beris TO
publish the above. | am te.prctfuI.
iy, sc.
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CORNS.

ALBION CORN PL.AST'ER.--
This Plaster never causes the least
pain, although 1t dissoiues and drawn
the corn nut by the roots.--but gives
immediate ease as soon as applieds
Price one dollar.
DIR. HUNTERS
PILLS, &c. For the prevention
J and care Of VESEREAL complaints, how
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THE TWO SISTERS.

THE TWO SISTERS.
EUST received and for sale at tins
% Office, a very interesting BOOK
called
e.%s.N !. :! ~ TWO S-SGAES I;
Or, the Eraes Of RDsev,ile Castle.
A moral tale. founded on Tar
connected with transactions during
the French k.Yoiution.
0@Prss a5 ssnts.
May s7.
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Warren, Dec. 90. 1895.

A Ia NEE ing Of the Stockholders
IA Of The WARREN BANK,on the
first Instant, John T. Child, James
Maxwell, William Carr, John T..
Croade, William Collins Nathan NJ.
Wheaton, Paschal Allen, Stephen
Mason, and Jeremiah Williams, were
chosen Directors of that Institution for
the year ensuing. And at n suisse
quent meeting ola Board Of Disco 'ors
the same day, JonN +. CHILp, was
elected President, and
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Jan. 6.
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y@SI Awogg9N 8 ~
Fall x " inter Goods.
n. M. & j. 4. WHEATON

Hnpc just rpceiped large StotT Of
SEAS ,lSABLE GOODS turckased
rith CASH, the last ,sesk in Eoston,
chich they .fer far sale on betikr terms
than any heretotore. 1
AMONG THEM ARE
DROADCLOEHS,--hNy pieces
lOcomprising an extensive assort-
ment of real super6ne, middling, COM
mon and law price Blue, Black, Olive,
Drab and Mixed, which were laid in
at such prices as will warrant selling
them rery cheap.
QUEENS CLOTH,-real super and
middling blues and mixtures for
Ladies Coats.
PELlSSE CLOTHS,-blue, black and
Mazarine blues.
CASSIMERES,- - in mixtures a great
variety including the latest prevail
ing shades. Blues, some OF ertro
quality, with great assortment
down to q lo,o price for good
Blacks and others.
VESTlNGS,-supsr y common Lon
don, Valencia, Denmark Satin,
Quilts, Swapsdown, light and dark
fancy, black figured Silk, making in
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Warren Insurance Company

VIVHE STOCKHOLDERS Of said Com :
pany are hereby notified, that a
dividend Of profits for the last six
months will be paid them Oh Wed
nesday. the third Of January next.
or on any day after at the Company's
Office.
they are a'so informed that their
annual meeting for the choice Of Di.
rectors. will he holden at said Office.
an the following Monday, at two
O'Clock afternoon.
N. PHILLIPS. Secr'y.
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" UST So "a RE.4L ESTarR i,

RUST SdL{2 OF REL EST,aTE. S.c
Il 'nne and IN pursuance Of deed Of trust fun John H.
1reg"Tyi 10 Richard Coke Sem, secure TO John n
Browne the payment Of certain debt therein
ing date Tie 9TH DAY Of Feb, 1921, and which was
ca s'h admitted 10 record the clerks Off of James civ
COUNTY the same day, shall Monday the second da Of
'uy next 1877 tar, hut II mo-, the fist fair day beres
e,Gainng 4o2 acres, by late survey together with saw mill
nd NE Land covered by te pond IT said ai and the rIrL
ne aa I'm NJ Gregory hath, timber from the Fer,
'ahI lni' property purchased hy John NJ Cirrgofv
" the ssd John Browne, SITUATED in rounty of lame
'J' hear Ohrkihoniny River aud the head Of
iten making cut Of said RIVER and believed with pro-
per attention might he rendered very valuable The subscriber
ens a. Trustee will convey such title only AZ may be vested
ia h'in by the said deedhe tle however, Is consider n
rxosptOnsbie. RICHARD CoEE = r w W."
MAY 90 80 ',7,ee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

We ere gts'ifed 20 learn from Col. r. that ,he
Delegation who accompany him appear highly
pleased with he country, and thus far and from
his own knowledge OF the coupuy above, and the
representation OF others who have visited il, he
anticipates favorable report of it from them on
their return to their bretbI ia the Creek natioa -
Mr.. Crawford. a gentleman who lately vi
sitsd Mr.. Crawford, informs that MIR. G.. considers
his health good as at any time of his life; and
the gentlemen thinks so too, with the exception
perhaps ofa small defect in his speech, which is
improving. The talents of this distinguished man
may yet shine conspicuou sly In the councils OF
the nation.
Saudnn0h Republican, Mar IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
PENSACOLA, May !
Arrival Of the Constellation.

The United States Frgsle Constellation.
bearing the broad peUnant OF Commodore Charles
- Ridssly, entered this Harbor Oh Saturday last.
the 29h April, from cruise. Il is now nearly
tour months since the departure Of the Cons,ella-
ton from this Port; during which period .he has
been cruizins on the coast oi Cuba; has been as
lar TO wlndward as 81. Thomas and Laguira, and
on her return Tan down the South side OF ST Do
mingo and Cuba. The Constellation is las, from
OFT the Havana, where she fartsd from the Hor-
net and the John Adams, officers and crew all
well; fell in with the L. S. Schooner Shark a,
81 Thomas and the U. S. scbr. Grampus of ST
Jago dc Cuba, all we'll. The officers and crew
OF the Constellation have enjoyed good health and
we understand there is not sick person on board
he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
ENTR4Y HORSE

5'hhEN up etsy Norge by John Rudd If the r. nm
Of Prince Edward, sorre horse, years old feet
hairs ~ his forehcad appraised to $40 John Ei;np
May g. :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
CREEK INDIANS

The Arkansds Gazette of the 18th April, an
nounces the van Of the Emigrsting Parry; and
says; -" Among he passengers who came up in
ibe steam boat Cutawba, we were much gratif
ed in noticing our much esteemed fellow citi-
zen, Col. ID. Brearley formerly Agent for the
Cherokee Indians On ihe Arkansss, and now A
gent tor the eingraiirg parry OF the Creek I.disns
10 Georgia
Col. Bic conducting Delegation of 4 or 5
Chiefs and Warriors of the Creek nation, 10 ex
plore The country which has been offered 10 them
By the government, west Of the Territory Of Ar
kansa-, III exchange for ls lands oedsd by them.
to tie Unite Sales, in the states If Geofpia and
Alabama We understand he will proceed up
the Arkansas about 100 miles shove Canionmsnt
Gibson, Tor the purpose Of examining the coun-
~ Snd selecting settle ior bis Agency; after
which he viii ~ Urn TO tie Creek nation and col
Iecl and bring on Immediately as mani OF The In
dams under his charge may be prepared TO re
move. ~ Is expected tbat several thousand will
remove IN the course Of tie present 81 ear, and IL
IS not unlikely Cf the present exploring party
shall report isvoursbly OF the country that
S,OOO or 10000 will remove within year fr7m
he departure o. the Grsr enigrating party From
The liberal provisions Of the 1resty, (Which al
lows The nation annuity Of Gj6, 200, and $50
per bead tor every person who shall ernirratel 10
geIher wish the advantages which they viii en-
JOY IN TOE country which o. offered them, as re
CARDS climate, soil, game, & u il cot imgro5s
Die that The greater portion of lie nation, - bicb
consists Of more Than 81 200 souls, viii er,iQy,.
~ TIE co@ss O. nv ycafa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

JACKSON CONVEX rIONIN MARYLAND
FROM THE BALTIMORE HErCBLIcAN'' o..
MAY 23
Jackson CoueRtiO1 IN .n0ryIdna The Con-
veh'ion met yesterday at the Atheneam al 20
O'Clock, according 10 adjournment.
MIR. Winchester, IRON the committee 60 to con
slider and report what measures are proper 70 be
adopted by the Conventions" Tepoued a serie.
OF resolutions, CTh!ch shalt publish in day or
two.
Mr.. Patteson OF Bal'i'uors ounty, Chairman
OF the Committee TO g prepare and submit to The
Convention an address TO the people OF Marv-
land. upon the subject the lale and approaching
FLesaue"'tai Llec'ion," reported Address,
which was read, snd unanimously ado pied
resolution was offered, and adopted, to have
hVe thousand copies oil the address printed.
On motion OF Mr.. Duvsl, it was
ResofreR, That The thanks 0. he Convention
be reiHrHed to Gen. Thomas VI Foreman, for The
able a"d inparia! manner in which he has nresid-
ed al this neeing
On motion oil Mr.. CIsysoa,
ReS0IVsd, That the Iha0ks Of the Convention
be returned to WIN Nj. Bean and john Is
Brooke, The Secretaries of the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Wyse,
Heso red, That he hank of the Convention
bereiurned to the =" ComuiiIee of Advancement.
ior The reception and accommodation OF the Con-
veiti0n"
i0e Convention then adjourned s;ae d..
The Convention was yer fully attended and
the accounts which the Delegates from every DIS
trct give, are OF the most cheering and satslac
tory character; aud confirm US in the belief, that
General Jackson will get the whole vote OF the
state OF Mary land, he approaching election
The address was mastery vieN OF the late
Presidential election, and Of The principles upon
which the .rietds OF Jackson opposed to the
election Of Mr. Adaus.
We shall publish, at as early period as they
can be prepared for The press, be Address, Re.
solutions, and names OF the Delegates attending
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
From the Paris Coastitu,ionaei.
Extract ola Primal [ = n1'cD "a

Athens is at length deliyered-,Is,.
longer be doubt OF it--lrom the presence ot a.
enemy; the Greeks have succeeded in cbssio " zoe
scbid Pseba from the town. All the ls,,I, A.su-
nounce to US the complete victory which ,h Ip-
isnders OF their country have gained over the To-
Collsu and General Caratasso had alreada tsH ~
barked on the Atbenisn territory 400 D.i,a'se
olympus The corps Of Macedonians, Tb,ssi n' u
and Ihessslisns, eonhded TO the care Of ID E.s!'
and Gregory Soutzo, were in advance =, ~. '-uisa
OF bleusis Towards the end of the nss, Nv sup
MavTomfchali arrived in the same camp. he ,,'Ia
from the commencement Of the Greek Rs,o,,,,,1 40
has made 50 many sacrifices for the '
country. He brought with him Ism 81. u HI'
The number Of The Greeks, at This time ssss%h,.S
IN Auies, amounted TO more than 6OOO men ' ~
kiou'ab, sersskier Of the Turkisb .' "' 100
nearly 5000 soldiers, but there was ,a ny
difference IN the two armies. The TorSs ~
we're beaten at The Pgeus on the I6 Fsb,n W.
and who returned TO Athens on the ian s ,o
OF the same month, had lost tbe, co,''. aou ~"
provisions were also short and ,hey were eemD.s
20 acii ~ order 70 GET out ~ TIE dfic,,; ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

EN!iE creditors OF ;ie late firm of Z. TATE co are
requested To present then claims for adu,tment and The
oeD'O'' 10 uiiAe payment. JOSEPH TATE,
H., 90 surviving partner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
REyHOVdL.

'ifE subscriber, having removed the CITY Of Rich
nond, to ths oun, begs ieiV offer his services As
y:iean ~ thS inhabitants OF this adjacent CON ui,
ne determined 10 di.cRarre faithfully
his duties q all hi patients Vy.I EGirStit:T'J'
Yotk, MAJ %. '-' 'iI-i-'
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FOR 1IIE
Promotion of Science nnd !
COnEN's oFFIcF-I1A.g,,L,

OohEH'S OtFIcE-1t4, Harkct-sireet.
r-.,-,. Baltinoye, May I'll, 1877
~ Under authority Of the Act Of the General AssnbI
ea s5.,'oh 1852 We herewith present to the public, t
LITER ATURE LOTTun
Tue whole to he drawn ONE DAY In The go - M,
y'e snu under the superIntendenee Of the Commit ,e
appointed by The q jvefnJr and Council
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

with great parade Of fearIessness for the result.
me LiHor OF tie Frankfort Commentator has
spread our narrative of the facts connected with
the marriage of General Jackson, before his read
ers, accompanying IT with shor, Editorial srtc,.
IN which he falsely states of tie most material
circumstances attending the Transaction namely
Mrs J1tk son > visit TO the lower country IL
cannot be 60 pecled oil us, to noire every pervcr-
SION aud false statement " hich may be made b, the
Coalition Presses, during The Controversy tina, task
alone, would be more than sufficient 10 consume
all OF cur tine, and 10 fill all OF our columns
The facts as detailed by u will of themselves
cause every honest, upright man to acoun Gen.
Jackson OF all blame. a. this propo,ition il de-
MED we shall proceed briefly to prove il. n the
hfsi place then, II Is most evident that Cen Jack
son and Mrs. RObsTds were married under fbe be-
lief, that the latter was lawfully divorced from he,
first husband Lewis Robards The testj,noov of
Judge OYeron is conclusive on this point He
say, hat such vac he settled belief Of the Conn
try, in the marriage, therefore, Of Gen. Jackson
there could have been no crininaliy no mn,s
thu II he had married Mrs. Roblrds under he
btfSt that her husband, Lewis Robatds WA.
dedd Ihe only question remaining then, re-.
lates to the PROPHECY Of hi conduct before mar-
rage. Was It dishonorable? Did he isiufe a bus.
band by stealing he affections OF his ,sifc2 This
IS 'he sole question now pending, AID for the
purpose OF tFying Il, we will suppose II brought
Tor the Gfst time before an honest upright man
we viii suppose thai before a Judge Ike this
ressrs. Hammond, Dana, and numerous others.
charge General Jackson with having tbirtv fon,
years ego, violated the sanctity Of the ,nsr,iage
bed and dishonorsbly robbed fellow man Of he
partner Of his bosom. Having suppo.ed such an
accusation preferred before such Judge. LEI n.
imagine that friend Of Gen. JaclsonS. rose and
addressed the Judge, something after the fol.
loving manner. g Sir, the crime tsi'h which ms
friend is charged, i said by his secussrs TO have
been committed tbiry-four years ago. il may be
we'll, therefore, 20 enquire into the character Of
the aceusefs, and mo the motives By which ,hey
have been setuated Il Is well known that fbey
are Tie devoted paftzans Of Geo. Jackson's rival
iof ne P'r'ideac7, M T. TIL rotAs denied that
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TO DAYS RACE.

Several fine horses are entered for this DAYS
race, the PToPrie:Oy's Purse of S2OO-l mile
heats best three in Eve. We learn that among
hose to compete fer it. are MIR Gas,ison's .Sta-
lanta, MIR BOtts' PhiHig, and Nj. Vests .alu
tatto Mary. GBeacon.
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From a P,fuate Letfer "P'" o.

Some measures which the Governne-, b,s i.,.,..
'aken, relative TO the Army of Observation. bsJ
caused rumours OF war TO be again spread but those
reports have vanished, because II il now csr,si,
That the Government, to prevent any sltemn, :,
new invasion, has resolved 10 line all our f,oo,ia,s
with troops, and, Of course, the vast extent Of lien
mas rendered it necessary TO push forward soms
corps Win the artillery and ammunition, which
were indispensable. "'V"
FrODt fbe Do,;s Cs...,.,-,.
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RtPIn 1,R -II,ErL.Irn

baltimore, may 20 Passengers who lett Philadelphia YES,
teAy morning. a O'Clock arrived AZ this city al twenty ,
nu'e' brior. yesterday afternoon the remarkably hne
ho" Con't''Wtion Capt Robinson belongns TO the Union
ine the tune oi perermus the ip being only hCu and
~ minutes As iar informed tbs despatch i, with
oUt parallel. iC6,on,ei,
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lion. JosEpH 5roRY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
NOTICE..

virtue IF eeed Of trust ertcaed to tAe Subscriber,
ihs 5.h day Of Ausast 1926 ~ Thomas C. YaHay and
Cnh ms irie the Of securing the payment
dot therein mentioned due to Samuel coe, the Guy
~ RiehsS d and which has been duly Office
cf fhs eferh Of the county Of rriu be soid
70 tas highe't bidder for eaho the Prsi,es, Saturday
th 5th day 81 Sept Hrt thse lots Of iaHd yg being
ut the torn, Cdv,Ue, is the cost ..
eo",an'ng one Aa acre, aud tnosn ne plan tour"
as lots NO three, t,ceve, aud ttea. Upon
"oose mentioned tere story house
Cd and 'ehiea pdh iie erpence pod either for
oeen used store house C,ydsrle WIiiss River,
and situated at the head the navigation othat
gentleman ~ capital rvi,hing engage the mercantile
S.i,ns'; re aoovs property msht be object The t
IN ths subscriber by tas deed gforesad SAN. BRdNCH
1ugus T..
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YaLuable Pronerfu ~ NnIe

~ Emu anxious TO this part the country
- will dispose OF Plantations situated ~ the county ,;
Aasl', near Bev' Bridge distant Petersburg about
mics ana about 81 This land lie. "a the FORK
OF Deep creek and ApPomaox River and en- 600
and 1000 OF which $50 creek river low ouns
Attached to the Farm valuable
situated On Deep Creek within quarter of mile Iunc-
tufe, with the rSe coPabe Of yielding f. $50 800 barrels
OF toll corn per
There rs'o cotton gin Of 40 which will pick
10 SoO weight OF cotton day. The houses
story dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house DAIRY ice house
&C., together with garden newly rmpsed falling
brook running through the middle to
say more as IS PIe-umed those wishing purchase will
hTs view the premises. IL sold by 6rs of October
next VIII then positively De exposed pubc or
the next far together with all stock hogs sheep
CROP Of every description, plantation utensils, Terms one
thd cash, aud the balance three wears.
PHILEMON HoLCOMBE.
August 81. so -t,,Sit
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Rdines's Z nrrrn % Lense-

hdtNtS 8 IuUtTII JOT Ltuse.
ktlLt he offered foI lease, foT u years. high
w est bidder the pem5es mouday the first DAG Of
october next fair, otherwise the FAIR day, that
kn wn StaUd, Rsiness Tavern 10 the county
herlind, The junction Of the Northern Southern
Eastern and Weern Stage rosd', yearly
hthmobd aud ByDchbuig The many other advantages con-
neeted with this stand, believed 20 be well TO
render further description Of unnecessary; suffce r
therefore 10 say, that II - inferior in Virginia Bond
with approved security will he required Of the per-
sous leasing sud given the twenty fifth
Der, With the privilege Of seeding crop VI Wheat which
me sol admirably adapted well fo other snail gram
6c.&e. 7 RATNF
p s. Should any psrson prefer buying the sbage stand Nv
addfessing few lines me, re,ding more than
probable might make such - sell instead Of
leasing on that dsy j. r.
August II.
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.V'EW NIP OF VIRGTNT9.

FNHE New Map of Virginia, compiled from sctual surveys
Il Under the authority OF The State, published ard
may he obtained by persons desroHs Of procuring appca
os I" Wm H. Richardson, Capitol City OF itch
mOnd.
Ih' work. effected by the lsbour Of many years, and
great cost ot and money has perhaps surpa
ed ~ variety and accuracy Of detail in beauty and
execution Hrebeet the highest credit and
skill Of the persons immediately ened in its qualifications
and mast prove highly gratifying sud useful to the public. The
Legaufe have authorised The sale Of $50 Copits this
Map, the large scale Of five miles iuob aud the
cuve, with The view Of king the sale
possible, have directed The copies he disposed IT the
moderate price Of goo
Under these circumstances probable that persons who
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