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RECEIVED THIS DAY.

A vARiEtY II sa ouahIe Go,ds, cons sting Of mivsa
IA drnb, and olive Cltdlns, select ted prrp seiy tr Box Coats,
l. gr,her win, n general ass ru'ent II fancy and staple sri-
cles IN our line, which are offered Ut the lowest price,.
Z. G.. & Y. WELLS,
Nov 20 M. u, MarkesL Squ ira.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26

"A NEW supply of the American Common Place Book
"A Of Prose, u collection of elegant and Interesting extracts
from the writings Of American authors.
Also, just published The Casket, a Christmas and New
fears Present for children and young persons-tur sale by
A. =. BECKNITH,
Nov &c M ~. Marker. At
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l.. II BRADFORD'S
lSr Of numbers in the Ia class Delaware and South
IL Carolina CONSOLIDATED Lottery
30 l6 IL IL 80 81
Nov 20
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From the Ohio Earle of Nor. Is.

FF0h thf ONO IdgTf OF .NOr. Is.
POS1fRIP r--DFFlCIA
The folhwing Is the result uf tho election for Electors Of
Rresideli and Vie President, IN this State.
FW the jackson Ticket, CT ,bo7
For tho Adams Ticket, 1896
-
Najufty for jackson, 42OI
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
nR eyrhange for 10 inch shutting. 100 pair Meats LeN'heI
J buot., fl Tor 'se present season.
Nov. -. =. SMITH.
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WRITING LESSONS.

XXy r. kUf rs will, cosnn,euce . second eMms -
w . lesons On Monday next, The S1uh Inst. In the
room over Mr.. Il. ste.re's stnse, and rusr~ctnsfy inshss a
ckse examination of his method al teschina, and ths is~-
provensent Of the present class. Mr.. N. has uskoe grc u csrs
To combine as much N pssib,e, saso, elcgAnce, aud cxps-
diton In Lis method, and briieves his succrss wils sithss;
pre'.mrtion," warrant him In soliciting ths pslmaass ofss
enlightened public
Hours Of tuition from 10 to ~. A. n. from . to 4, md
ffmn 4 10 y, r. NJ. - Nov IS
sTiLLMAN'S sELF-ADJUSTIN6 TEMpLES,
M ANuFArTURED AMI OF hsud al w esteriy. where sf-
lvH d~rs will he received and PuncipaIly attended 10.
The principal advantage, Of these Temples oser the eewtsos
hand temple, Me-they move Them elves--make the slnih
more even-prsvent the sewage thseads from hssakiur-msks
a much better selvsge sni fsirer lace Oh he thah-prevsnts
the slaes from wear al The end,. Ont person with these tsp.
pies eau attend three looms easier than two wah the hand tep.
Piles. uHfa
Reference may be had to most Of the priaeip.l - blishm.u,'
in the country. U. n. 6TlLLMAN.
Westerly, r.. I. .Nop %. 6n.
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PURE SPIRIT.
n HHDS. pure Spirt-received per sioop Superior = 70
" sale by GEO. s. RATtiBONE.
Nov 20
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BOARDERS WANTED
JUST RECEIVED.

1.-TWO young gentlemen, Of steady habits, can he accom-
modated with board, on favorable terms, within a few
rods OF the bridge. Apply at No. -, C~ieapside. Nov 26
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10 NOTICE. %
FENHE advertiser having n small, well assorted stock q
Il Dry Goods. in a good store-des'rous Of making a dit
ferent arrangement in business--will sell his goods and re
linquish the store to any one wishing to commence in IN,
above business, on very favorable terms. Enquire at thi
Office, Nav 16
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-20
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
W.11AL.I1.NGTcNs
Friday, June 90, 1928.
SOME CAUSES OF THE REACTIoN


ne causes which have been instrumental in di.
minlshlng the ranks of Gen. Jackson are various
but among those which have had the most powerful
elect the following are worthy of notice.
l. Inc disclosure of the temper, habits, and the
character OF several public acts of the General. ex
oed at different times, within the last three wears
mas been such as to dissatsfy these men, verv natu
rally These traits of public and private character
are supported by an evidence which was thought not
to exist, formerly.
q. Inc accusations, made by the General, of hs
distinguished rivals, have been seen to be groundess
oy an exhibition OF such proofs as carry convic
''oh 10 all candid, dispassonate, and rational minds
VIZ. the testimony of disnterested men--and
more especially that of decided political opponents
such as decentralization and Others.
. it mas been seen, by the testimony of some
eight or ten different persons, that the General,c
memory failed him, when he said the &c Oro;n--tbo
beginning OF this matter"-(the charge of barraip)
was at his own fire slde in 1926, after he returned
from washington it appearing that it was breach.
ed BY himself in steamboats, and taverns IN ths
road, some time previously. Additional proof of this
1e' '"s JaS' appeared IN supplement to the Ad-
dress of Mr.. Clay.
t. he yeas and mayson the subject Of Internal
Improvement, as they lately appeared in deciding
'nose questions in Congress, seem to have had NOW.
er'ui efect--more especially in the western parts Of
Maryland and the adjacent regions. Ii has been
seen mat most Of those opposition votes BELONG IN
the Jackson party. People who believe that poiov
constitutlopal--and expedient when great nat;onal
advantages are to be the avoid
observing who are and who are not its friends.
>, Inc conduct of the opposition as it regards
ns 1r'n Is becoming more and more understood
s0p's see that the Jacks0nians, generally voted
Iesla'n parts OF the Tariff for the purpose of
. nas'ns 'ne Administration men defeat the bill
ihoas "ey ms"' 'nrow the blame on them. 1t has
osen openly avowed' by several Jacksonans in
00ns'ess' 'nas tney voted expressly to make it
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-20
From The National Hateuigencer, Jtme II
THE CRISIS.

There is a movement going on, at this time, in
particular part OF our country, which would at any
time deserve attention, but which, at the present
moment, and In the present circumstances of the
country, deserves to be particularly noted and
exposed, as among the most apful Of The .sSIGNS
or THE TINES"
The propositions of the Governor of the State of
Virginia, in bis Messages to the legislature of that
State at its last session. though they fell sl-born 10
the earth--though even the Enquirer did not dare
70 express appreciation of them, and has never ven
tured to recall public attention to them--havc not
: been forgotten. Assuming for their basis the alb
surd posltion-absurd though il has found a Lee
glsative body to affirm it--that Congress has no
power by taxation to protect manufactures, the mea-
sure was held out, in involved but still ntelllgibe
terms, that, IN the event Of any lrtherdu being
Land on the importation of foreign goods, there
should be something like retaliation upon the man
uiacturng States, by taxation, if not absolute pro
hie.tlon, OF the import of their manufactures into
the Southern States. Further duties haze been laie
by Congress, at the late session, and, if the Cover
nor and his Opposition friends do not carry thei
retaliatory system into effect in Virginia, il will b,
because they have mistaken the feelings, and mad,
too light OF the attachment to the Union of In,
People CT that State, which, happily, is stron
enough to overpower even the military fever
VIII b IS. IN Virginia, of amilder type than in som
other States.
In the State Of SouTH CAROLINA, the same anti
national spirit, as has been exhibited by some ofth
Statesmen % Virginia, is nov at work amongst thos
who are most decidedly opposed to the present Ad
,minstration of the General Government and, suc
is the influence Of political ianatlcsm that we an
ticpac from its apparent rage the most rash and in
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-20
/" SKY HIGH, SIR.v

we have not room to day, for the additional tes
tlmony published by Mr. Clay, in refutation of the
charges made against him by Gen. Jackson. In the
hrst part OF it, the evidence is clear, that the origin
u those charges was NOT at the Generals fire side
as ne had stated! In the second, Mr.. Clay's de-
termination IS shown most conclusively and indis.
putably, not to vote for Gen. Jackson-and this was
communicated in conversation, with various wit.
nesses, long before the election.
Thus has the Generals "fre side origin sand
oegnns OF this matter" been proved to be falss,nd
'.us mas the story Of bargain been blown "sky
high--sky high, SIR"
Huntington, June Th 1899.
AT meeting Of the Delaware .acadsmy of MAJ.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-20

Inc Albany Argus, like the Delaware Prostitute
IN io@4-elected Crawford by the use of few
yPes' without any difficulty Is it not therefore,
worthy of great credit, in 1928, when it CLAIM,
majority OF votes for.Jackson in N. York;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
LAND FOR SALE.

~ the Esd day Of October the premises, IN
~ Meekf.burg eo"ty ShaN seq 10 the hghest Jldsr
rritout ressrve, tke PLiNTiIION which present
ide containing 1904 TA property eS upper
end cfhs county, ia that sectioa Of at eatIed Eiy,eoo
reiaT kabis for Jtuuy Of its scat the nui,, oai
isadm from the SostA East PAT Of tbs STATE 10 Tem"ee
aud ketucky20 males from tht couhoseS Of Charlotte t!
L'"s"6~g, and '6 FRI" heeks"tsrg, and 10 mites Jrp:
rae PoUt Of ROhoIs. navigation ropid
Improving toaich makes The situation very t6r
any Public BusiatSS
The ,riiea ,oH be no;rei the purchaser for TIE
payment th land IUW be made knosy, tie dav Of sn
aud shall be accommodating. II At should be p.iv".'ly
disposed before the day Of Salst,ey ,r be ue
par. o country The Lnd iiss remarkably tre fneIy
''aiers 'oh large portion IF bottom Land, Of
quality al 81 h'eA aieety 'itehsd and 'eeained,
elPese Of $500. The buildings large aud
al consisting Of dth'rg wa rooms taco
htgh) stables, granayy, ice house barns, St. &c.
deemed unnecessny 10 say any respecting tbs
quality Of the ietd, and the tAe sumo as IL is
presumed thai person trW purchase, first uie.u.
the premises I@0s 9A.ng 10 do so, pW please apply 10
the sudscr Der.
1T The time and piacs,I shall sell Public lnction
or credit II II months for oil IS, %
LitELf NEGROES consulting Of men, ,oon,en. buy anal
g'ASj a9ua"y u fat Pork, te crop n o,ier
''he"t and oat stoee Of hOrass tamo,g them GHsy)
gear otd last Spring, IF pure Stock ay s Sfae
h"g' eo aud shesPj AOs'eaod and k.Ast furniture. plan
faii"'. Tools, &C. Ne TEOS. q. BATE.
otPto 55-wIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

virtue of Deed OF trust executed the Subscriber M
The 9Th Sept 1923, by JOHN Morton aud Bei.ey Ano
wite, aud Wm L. Morton, which the Clerk,
Office Of the County Of Charlotte will sold at Char
oiie Courthouse Monday lib November next about
10 likely slaves among them several nechabck and
house servants, and valuable
Also, $50 i2 Acres Of land yng within half CT the
Courthouse This estate we'll Improved with
houses for the accommodation o! fsn. also sucIencv
OF good Tobacco barns and other houesabaut one bali
OF the land is IN forest.
Also an unmproved O Of Acres, lying in the village at
the Courthouse
Also, tot of land containing shout Acres immediafey
al nt Courthouse which store AMI other
houses formerly occupied by John NJ rion 5: co.
The imProveme nts good repair aud consS, red
the best suusuu at the place for store.
Also, % 81 Acres Of land lying the County On The
walters Il Aso Camp Creek, ksysgie.
sides of mo,eleys ferry road adjoining the ana, Of
Almond aud Others,
Also undivided fourth part Of 1913 Acre, of land living
III The county Waaors Creek. subject to the life
estate OF Mary Iarpry and the possession of heref
and her husband OLDHAM TsPey
The sale will Commence The day Aforesaid and will
continue from day 10 day until the whole the abovs
V s"ld-The tract OF and first mentioned will divided 4,
suit Purchssers-a accommodating credit, Will be given The
further tt rms made known II the day Of sale.
The Subscriber also Offers sell privately on p
credits, following lands which be wall divide TO suit pu
chiseTs. " 70
1912 IA Acres, beiug the estate called Pine Grove IN
which Col WIN. l. Mutton resides miles fl r.
Charlotte Courthouse Tbs estate highly improved, and ,
large proportion 10 fre much OF which is yaluab. To-
baoco land; contains also valuable a md od
schs for mill
Also, i4s Acre, lying Lille Roanoke L Hilr, creek
TINS iard VI eIesiien quay containing much valuable
creek bottom.
The uh.ofber will convey such title il in hin, b
the Deed afoT tsa'd. JOHN MARSHALL
Oct II a. ,s.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
Oct. II.
ROA.VOKE L.4.N'D For SHE.

TINHE subscriber determined TO to the Wet,
Il offers has lsud living Roanoke River, below Has
xmas Ferry MeGkleuhurs county, Va. little below The
Estate pu-rha.ed by Capt H. r. Watkins Alexander ,yd
containing by between 5b0 800 20f
Of which good Inv grounds any the river,
plenty Of plant paoh land large TIN. fiat lard,
condition for tobacco About tvs ibUd Uf the upinnd
woods. adds inferior 10 land of the
tobacco aud The cleared land good
ooudion This land i. eIoe.Dy wsteed ~ many springs
81 the best qasty. The Improvement large ,try
wood house, built "f heat heart pinewh ooms pssages
sill the wood work O which expected TO he hmh.db by the
dsy of with the h1usts and suitable
saving cop. The sale will take place fret Tuesday
December next fair, Otherwise the lair day. There
are lands above aud below mine, will t=
and he addedtO ifH should he considered
sufficiently large by capitalists. Attle snd place
win sell all Household Kitchen furoUrs Cropping
Tools Stock Of al k,nJ parcel of Pork about 500 barrels
orn, Oats Fodder, Gc &c Among ths Horses there ne
.veral Naes, Coils aud Fieys, OF pure stock any
Virginia.
~, subor,ber would prefer sell the snd privately; in
whch due would te given sLai SEED crop Of
wheat. This plantation sufficiently larss - hands
p II. FOSTER
p. S--Th psoe consider as healthy as gu, ~ this
county. have lived Aere years sui have had very ltle
sekns, the iamy, and particularly among toy fo,
Oct 7. "a -wtds Il. n. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

On Wednesday the'3rd day of December next,
- IT fair, otherwise the next iair day, will be sold
to the highest bidder, in The upper end of Powha,-
an, at the residence Of the late Thomas Watkins,
decd, about 30 Negroes, consisting OF Men, " o.
men, Boys and Girls, also the stock of horses cat
tie, sheep and hogs, the plantation utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture the crops Of corn tod
der, and oats.
uJTerms Of sale.-for all sums not exceeding
$50 cash; for all sums above $50, and not exceed
ing 500, q months credit: and for all sums ex-
ceeding 800, II months credit, the purchasers in
every instance, will be required to execute their
bonds, with approved security, to carry interest
from their date, and upon the punctual payment of
each bond, the interest will be RENTED.
RiCH'D WATKINS, adm. of
Oct. ii 46-wtds III. Watkins, deed
TAT the same time and place, the tract of land,
belonging to the estate oil said Tn. atkins, decd
containing about 1900 Acres, large proportion OF
which lies Oh AppomalIoX River, will be rented
out for ore year: it may be divided into 3 very
good tracts with necessary buildings each; there
Will be seeded Oh the whole tract about zoo bush
els OF wheat, which will be an Object, To persons
DESTROYS OF renting land in that section of country.
RICH'D WATKINS, adm of
Oct IA. 46-wtds TIL atkins, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
Office Cfhe Asent Of the Brea&Wdfer, }
Philadelnia. d. Oct IS2H

" conformity witt instruction. om the Navy Depart
Amoni, SEALED PROPOSALS wall be Iecr,seI at 'hi
Oce uniii Monday the 2i OF NDv,U her the uppiy
at the site of the Breskw.r, Cape Htops Roads OK
one hundred aui twenty thousand IeIChes at stone,
iyve crhc iest 10 the pech weigh
'lnHIirI OF Il tjn 70 two tons and upwards,
The quality OF the material must be Of the following dss
eIP;iogs fspr"ok iornhenje, Granite, compact e.,
Marble Of !mtsione aud be tpostsd Within esct
ed limits, according the Of al. Engineer
le months o ApTl aud De uheI at the ensuing year
hop Posal Will be received los the supply of les. quantity
than lGOO0 rerLhes.
Ths proposals must addition To tie of the BiddIJi
contain ho;e OF their Setes places their e.ptc
tive resdenee.
The proposals will Ice examined and decided by the
Engineer who spponted nv the Executive by the
suhsctbeIi- the oeoiou he .ubmte the approval %
The Navy Department. CLEAEST q. BiDiLE.
Agent, &c.
brt.SI. 5.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07
SELECT NCUOOL-

My SCHOOL will he continued the en.uipz ves,. IT..
<S cOuse ut INST urtoB will embrace She Gree. I.t,o
L-nsuages, matbeIaek,, Arithmetic, Geezraphy with die
Maps Globes, Entlrh Gfamosr, FngI.h Co,,,o,,
ton &c. The school will on the 2Oih day Of Ian
1899 aud terminate the 9th Of Dec. following There m
Ne vacation OF weeks, commencing on the 18th day
&C June.
The charge Coz board uiios wshio dying and fuel Will
he SiiO payable one ha ca & it day Of June, Is29 and
The discipline the school will be psfentL and "a ,,b
care and Kindness, Will be extended boys, eonEed "a nv
instruction, NY ehdfes NJ hoy more ts115 ,es,
old, will be sds into the school, uDe.s he shall be
ally known to for orderly, exemplary dspoupsbt nv
fesiaepte remote from he hsun Of vice aud immortality
and remarkably healthy. 1t -uaeA ~ the county of Lon,
ISL So miles from Richmond the ks distance from Frsd
er'csbufg The stise from Ffedsrrk.bure 10 e. .rts.vil
by my residence; sud that from Richmond TO attis~
hnrE, within short disnoe Of t. Letter. 10 me- should lie
DIR c'ef 70 "iatdnei'' Road Io"i's
SfpfCf ~ ieiu IVT NY cO~ '.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

17'IT will be on'ervtd that the Ptopretors of the Pr
TU&ENT have altered her day OF ,avns Baltimore; IL
above her em-u, aud ' be permanent; The Rich
mont and BsiurD,e Union Linz of STAG KS, uniting with
Pau4e raPFahannoos, have ed running
complete aud .esty 10 the of hos. who
arsd tins New Route the In consequence of
tee Boat, the STAGES will an future sav.
the Bel ir5ra B'chmInd, eyey Saturday NV dnesdsy
morning. O'Clock, and 4. r-ppahsnnoo the
duneI. Pss.engrf- Baltimore take the PauIant
a. Tsp 'n-nnocs every Saturday at o'clock Returning
the STAGES vii leave raPps aaurook every Monday aud
Fhnr!d,y motnng-un Nondsss at o'clock, q
Richmond to fhu .asys o'clock, the arrival
the BIT ana arrive R hmrni The evening. Tie
.s''u- sAo!d. the b. ~ hccomtn o1at,uus.
The Pr'prsor hope ta notice will prevent the pub
lie Inconvenience. Stage Fare the low
OF SO 80. Intern sdiate Stage s cents per mile.
u Al baggage at tAe risk IF the oun..r,.
DY THE PROPRIEToRS.
Tappahanuock, Essex county, Oct. I'd, 1873.
4i-wI2t
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U.VIVERSIY'Y or L3RYL.i.l.D.
MEDICAL LII lures.
u lures.

TENHE annual concours f by the Medical F.-
a. Guilty u the University OF Maryland will
usual the las, Monday Of oolVber neat
month.
John Il. DGUidgc, NJ Don principles of Sur
gerry and General Anatomy
Nathaniel PotftT, W. Don Theory 6 Prac-
tice of Physic.
Elisha DE butts, N. Don Chemistry.
Sdhni Buier, NJ Don Materia Medica.
I.ichard ". Han, N. Don Obstetricks, and
Diseases of Women and Children.
.NdrUeH .NcDOIDeA, III. Don Institutes of
Medicine
Nathan II. Smith, M Don Demonstratiye
Anatomy, and Operative Surgery.
Ii w'ii be e above, that III. termination of
the last exchange OF duties been the
Pfoi@iols o AnatOmy and Surgery. This srrans IL
has heen suggested well 10y obvious
general d'e OF those most nteestedthe pupils the
Institution.
Ii mus, he very apparent, that the operations Of Surgery
can be most satisfactorily taught with the
tive Anatomy OF parts concerned such operations and by
the individual who dem such parts equally
Obvious that The principles Of Surgery aud general Auaoy
aIe Ia The same degree illustrative Of each oher
sans pr"Puey associated.
IL being the desire OF the Faculty that the pupils of the
Institution, should derive the
great facilities which city furnished Tor tn. prose
cuti1n OF practical Ahstouiynew have
made IA regard TO this department. The
conveniently hted upaDj provided with thing
for operative Anatomy Surgery They will
10 the pupils from to 10 O'clock, Of evening we'll
as during the dayDr Smith will he present. direct their
pursuits al ea evening" III The week. and will
10 the PRACTICAL class, tunes week Ills a.staut will attend
whenever he IS net present
The osJeot Of this furnish pupils With
the Advantage not only Of the Instructions .us course Of
public Lectures, hi; not the less important Of
investigation by this sione he acquired familiarity
with lbe structure Of the human hody, and that jeIterty
use VI the instrument eseLta &c accurate as surgery.
n. IL. SMITH,
Dean Of the Faculty Of Physic
August .. 90 ~3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

fgNlE subscriber will sell privately hi. tract If land IN
Beiiotd county, situated the north aud south forks e
ooo'e ts'k and On The man road leading from Ly
20 Fmeaste - miles Liberty, and adjoining CAM,
Duiofd II contains about 1900 of which ub-
cleared Inc part WATCH IS unoleared except very .ms
PoIou exceilen, land OF the CLEARED land 56
acres are low grounds OF the first quality,
remarkably tine high land Thus oi hes,
uon oil ohscco and all KINDS Of grsin lies r,msrsa-y veil
shH very tte from stone; II divided would nak.
handsome tracts whcn shal he done, tlOse
purchase wish IT. Persons wishing to purchase may amply 10
the sucrbr residing IN he neigbhorhn5d of New london
Or 20 Capt BGord, re'idnS tht tract. WI IRVINE
81 "a
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boarding HouSe-by Mrs. b. ". U10itLoH
G. ltE taken house the formerly occupied
- by Mess WIN Nsa, ttco. aud by Messrs Ganni,
Son 4 BioheT-stus,ed n the # Main Street
and the Street leading from Nayos bridge, the pleas
ant AID central part Of The Cty.
Tie house is unders ding repair and by the
she will be prepared TO ecoumo5ste Ladies Geue-
nun from the with board & lodging for any length Of
they IGsy choose 10 remain ~ town.
good livery stable very utly situated, where
boses will well provided fOrShe houes, from local
anil the strielsst a:eLon ComfJt Of her
hoardfs, she will h- able 10 meet with encouragement
few uemhtis Of the Legissue can be well aceOmuo
with hoard lodging.
OFT ~ 47-,rff
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7.
4 csiuatie Plantation for Sale

rlIHt Stakeholder esy, for ,as his Pic"taion'n me county
of Ha,orer iyirg Chictnhcminy Sramp, continuing
acrss; ~ mile, from, the ci.yJ k'eh"o"aj ne
h,ehaaicsrie Turnpike passes rors IT, Ihere are more
considered e9ui II not to eny an TIA, section
country There so acres ofeTee'nt h,asoto i.dnd
.t purchaser thut part lying beior ke 1tnpiks rouid he
eoarnteiudi,postd o There ~ S"D hH adhii ha!} II
nude od BE great advantage IN one 'rishns
get mp timber build Il further description IS dssr
edunee.s,au dercs Of resting capital IN land,
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