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"A 4 court held for Cumberland County. lin.
- 24th ia. OF November, 1925:
The President and Directors of the Literary
Fund, John Robertson and George Booker, against
William Skipwth.
This cause was heard by consent on The bill. an.
swer and exhibits filed, and was argued by coun-
sci, and the court doth adjudgc, order and decree
that samuel Hatcher, Merritt Ii. Booker & joseph
ruqa, H., or any one more of them, commits
sioners for that purpose appointed, do after publish.
ing notice oil the day Of sale, in newspaper G.
advertising the same for at least twenty days
make sale, free and clear of all equity of redenp.
uon In the defendant William Skipwith and OF all
claiming under him, of the Tract of Land In the
bill mentioned, called Hors utt Monde containiuo
by estimation thousand acres, or whatever The
same may be, be the same more or less ON the
premises TO the highest bidder for ready money.
as TO the sum oil five thousand dollars, with ipte-
resi- from the rst day ofJuly, 1927, till paid afso
ioT the sum OF sixty dollars and sixty seven
cents, costs OF the motion in the General Court a.
gainst W iiliam Skipwith and John Trent, and tho
costs OF recording the mortgage; and as to the
residue OF the purchase money, on a credit Of one
two and three years from the day of SALE taking
from the purchaser Bonds, with one or more an,
proved securities, and also reservng the title az
further security as payment for the purchase mo-
ncy' and that the proceeds Of the sale be applied
IN te hrst place to pay in cash, the debt interests
and costs Us aforesaid, due to the President and
Directors oil the Library Fund :. in the ne xt place
70 pay to the said John Robertson the sum of Sl54s
fects, with interest from the 25th day of Augt,st
1873. Aso 81 75cts costs oil recording tl,., deed:
IN the next place, TO pay the said George Booker
the sum OF four thousand dollars with interes,
from the LIST day OF February 1924: and lastly, 10
pay any'other incumbrance, and make report of
ueir proceedings 20 the court, for a fina, decree
5 copy Ieste, M. WooDsON,
u he above sale will take place on Satur-
0dy the 10Th day of December merit, certainly
THE COMMISSIONERS.
NOV ~ 60-w3ts
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~ chaneery, at oaaTtery Court held Tor
Wm Murray, ptg
against
SSn9' hohson, Guardian ad Item for Robert Skpwith
VIM NJ. SkipwUh Geo. " Skipwnb Cornelia L. Skinysi,b
and and; TS@%ss u s;kyth ssla ruete Hqnhssen SKIP
Grymss and others r.H
The defendant Henry Skpwith having entered BIZ,
peaanoe anu gwen security according the Act Assemble
and tue rules OF this Court, and appearing las
OF me oou maj be . not InhshBnt of this Country
20 a' me SAID deensani do appear here
OF January Term next, nad the Psn' hill, aid dat
copy 81 tbs order he forthwith inserted nswpn
publihed IN the CRY Of Richmond for two months
svey aud posted al The front door the Courthouse
Spuhiy. copy. Tes4e,
TSCHAR. WoODSON. %. C.
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EUUGNIIDN

q School viii be opened at my house the ensl,-
ing year under the superintendent of Miss
+. Jones, in which. will be taught the plain bran.-
ches OF English education, viz: photography,
Heading, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar, Geoera-
ply & History Six orcigh, little girls can be ).
commoda'ed with board inuy family, where, strict
attention VIII be paid otheir morals and deport-
ment-the price for board and tuition, win DO
$eo-,o be paid sem-annually each hoarder
finding her own he'd and bedding The school will
commence on the 18th January, and terminate on
me 10Th December, &ith vacation OF one OF TN,
Summer months Letters addressed to the Sub.
scriber living near the Bowling Green, Caroline
County, will be attended to AZ
PiCHEGRUE VOOLFOLK.
NOV. j. ,5S- wt25lhD
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BcGTdiRg HDlise--6Y hrs. h. ~. JDGHb0O
g HE hsstaken house over .f,re formers, ,,e
- by Moss. VIM Nssie, Sco snd ny e;r, G. rsai,
Son p Dfoisf'f'usted n the intersection If ia So.
dths street itadrs tom Mayos bridge 10 The uo,; ri.,
iHf AID eeaifs ssit Of the CITY. '
The house is undergoing ferair and ~ the j NJ r
ext she viii Be pepsifsd 10 accommodate sdse. ,.ns
en rom The county with hoard cdfi8s Tor sny e, If
'ifne they u.ay choose e. feursin "a totra. ~ w
god very stable very conveniently siin,,eI ,-t.-
WILDE well provided fpi She ho1e, fro, t,,i -
r8&e spi The affctf't sitsutni the eopf.-t - -
-. Joe will Re shie 90 meet with ensorr,vs,,en, a
su5,f y the gs!4,urc he een seeso,.i.,,S
F'i' '''-' r p if'fi"1 Nf''' fs-Stf
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hO1ICEE-

sETE forwsfa ~ persons nom Iuo,,.s s,. 80
" passing Dtous of ~ soy teSspa.sins up"n sns
- Sh Of our snd', lyng aud being IN The vse,, " ta
Ctsts the County o posshe,s a. thsx IN; " zones
"iin The utmost risour Of The lau. ~ 20 p'o'eeu"S
JoRDoN FLouRNoY.
REUBkN RhGLANU'
DANIEL srRINGEg,
HOBLRT HARRIS.
oee o BENZ. u. HUGHES
81
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PENNSYLVANIA.


We learn from Harrisburg, that at a meeting OF
the Democratic members OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature, held in the State Capitol on the Sd
inst, to Tx upon time and place for holding 4
convention to nominate a Democratic candidate to
u supported for Governor AT the mex general o.
ciion, Colonel Ringiani of Washington County
was coll to the chair,iand Jesse X Burden of Phil
adeiphia, and VIM Waugh of Washington Coun-;
ties. were appointed Secretaries.
The convention being OF ganized, after n free
III, cussion among the members, a resolution was
'dopted recommending the Democratic citizens
III thrir respective counties of the commonwealth
10 meet and max choice Of delegates TO ASSEM-
bic at Hart-turg the III of March nex to NOM
mae Democratic candidate to be supported by
the party at the approaching guberuatorial cleo
ton.
G ar pleased to hear, tina. the best feelings
p'"vaiied in the convention, and a general disno.
ition was e,inced to preserve the integrity and
union oil he Old Republican party. Wash. Tel.
u 8. Ean6 Stock getting up, and Exchange
on Los.don getting do,cn.-We observe, By the
n. FORK papers vi Saturday, that u S. Bank Stock
l. quoted as high as I24 l-f-aud EXCHANGE ON
LoG'!on as low as I09 L.
Fire at Wheeting.-We were informed bv
Gentleman who arrived here yesterday morning
foh 1arper's Ferry that he travelled in the stage
Win >oipc passengers, who stated that yery eS-
te 50. & destructive fire had broken out =, " heel
ing, little before they lett, which DESTROYED 30
o. Az Understanding which we're IL valuable stores
i"c"S ho'scs were ouriit IN one stabie.-W G
.ha probably receive the particulars by this morn
ing's mail IBaI. Chron.
Death q .'fr. Hheaton.-We regret to learn,
oy an extract of letter from Mr.. roplf OF Bos-
ton, to the editors Of the New York Gazette, that
'he ofig bolivar, Capt. Cobb arrived at that port
on thursday last from Copenhagen, bringing the
remains OF Henry Wheaton, Esq. American
Charge at the Court of Denmark. The partic,;-
lars OF his death are not stated IL will be recol
lycted, that he was in feeble health, when he left
thls city. 1t must have been consolatory cir
eu,nstance, that his family accompanied him a.
'!oda. lie was native OF Rhode Island, whittier
hi remains will probably be taken for interment.
in the death OF this gentleman our country has
'ost an accomplished scholar and an esuabIe cti-
zen. IL Is believed he as discharged the duties
OF ms short embassy with credit to himself and TO
". = Statesman
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Institution I'm Ire Education Of Y0unP Ladies
AsRS- BLEfTERMANN hes ops ned At 3 seir cd hcus,
-LE hi and fitted up Tot me purpose, beeen Ciarcttts
~ SUI The Uuiysrsiy, Intuion Ter the private Untrue
Ion u young ladies ~ al the polite aud u,efn hrsrch, az
iemae edneaiicn IRE yourg ladies' Will be members Of
ismiy They will hs siihisct control tfuy psterts-
AID even Their MS will be drec ed With view ia
metal improvement Whatever Il taught IN the most srpfox
ed literary Institutions for female inruetfon In g,rass
mrs. biF'er1an * teach have tnsEh, under Der own
'nmedIe supefinendene End eoiio She will het,e
in addition 20 English Grammar, teach Writing Arhn.fic
GfeSanby The use Of he Glober History .acgsd and
Pfosne' hhs vii give rcgulsr insuction The Sp.ns
Aie9ob ana Aa@n language. rhe Frenc, isprusgs will
u;ed s' medium Of interchange Of and wishes
~ bs common transactions of the family Thi- Arrangement
A' BlHtermsn hsness hsrseiE will vsfynueh fseists The
scgurH,cn Il this nseiul and interesting isneusee
ms Blaietmann IN tbe eshsbnient hsre annnuno Ell
rurnced rsly by vIeV 10 the grutGcston If o.,n
ieens' a. she hos ever delighted oumunicsrs know
20 do gpoi.
Pstenv add 6nirdan who nay be Disposed TO place
child q wsid unisr hT my he Informed nsriep.
afy 81 hef Plan mode ~ Induction sni d0reaic rcguls
ions ~ "a Srpliesfioa the sehc, hors~.
hi'e, Dantpzssnd drawing if required 10 be taught will
Constitute ths env tsHa eEPensss ferns tao huajled
Nov Is.
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YRUSy5 NILE

IRCSL' Sy3LE.
yF'ne eff deed Of t.t the ,utcriber ny
- WIN. Watkins hearing date the 2ath day ausu.i SPA
aud duly recorded 10 the Clerks Office OF Fowbasn it The
purpose 70 sad deco penoned shali sell publicly for
cnh' AT Powatsn Court house, The bird Weiuessv in
January sIti Us being dsy following negroe
w.t. M21and her three children, Nuuoy, Detsey Rose-
Sucb tile only IN me a. trustee viii he oEveys
TO the purchaser hat te title believed 70 he onuei,,abe
II. w. FL0URNOY, Trustee.
malyis excellent cook valusb,s h. 49, -.
II. w. L.
WILLIAM WATKINS.
nov. 20. -tsgpss
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ington Gaz., they pretty nearly coincide in their
majority This statement gives the maioritics only,
without the specifications The Sd series of 10
ties i taken out of returns IN the Nat. Journal
which still less to be depended upon--as they
probably have come 10 hand through the vague
reports Of passengers or letters. One fact is
elusive OF their iuaccnrscy--as, they give maior:-
ties TO Metcaic 9th in Mount sterling and Mont
geometry, when Mount Sterling is only the principal
totcf in Montgomery county. 18th. The re.trn
from fl'of county is from the Washington fee
gnpr-The returns of eight of these last counties
not complete; being the poll oil the lst day
~. Halt OF these Tor Barry, but account
Of the population of Washington, and Bairys popu-
lari,y in it, II * probable that the entire returns al
the counties, will exhibit a difference OF 100
votes in Barrvs favor
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TRUST S4LE If LIMBS, .N-EGROES. &c
1.bUHSUANr TO ihe p1Ovspn. OF Deed oI Tut .xeen
" ed 10 t'e sasc bes, the 4ih aiiJch 1920 n, ~
moon "iie, and duly recorded The office the oefk H
mes therein lnen;iouej - Jane. wood. and oilers. s'
me expense incidental 10 the sale, will sold e. th, htz
0i1ef TOO ess, on Fhursdsy ihe 25ih Sept. the ouun
properly, 10 VIZ Due tract Of land lying county
Aoemarie on james River, adjoining the iowa 81 sontvytI
oona"s o01 acres, about 10 Of which, IT,.
One other Of land yins IN The county Of FInv,co
containing 10 sete', ie'., sud sdioirS lands
Uhes.
one noiey of brick lumber touss 100 fee, IN, ie,g,
III NE county 81 tusanns, adjouiu5 Tie ron Scott. ole
and on TIE col Jawes River THAT 50 feri Of -.,
lunhef howe from the low end thereof h-if Of t,rpe
" One bs NJ ihree Enn- Of lot Of gfoup coafauy FIVE
e,zhis o. ~ aere m sa'd county of FlnaHos nsE
o. James River, brug the i purcell Of land ,u potion,
Of which sud The BRICK asd wooden lumber houses herein
hPiJre mentioned.
Ohe oihet lytor r7rcei sronuI oon,tur one b,f NJ
IN sore, sdo'nns that isi d'ct3Gd AID Which stands
Fohsceo sbeisr 100 fett 70 length.
also the following slaves, se aud fsnsie .ud e,oet
= "l HAIRY, Wei nsn Dob, ip Jacob fisnn.h Lame,
C'fons' Fsnny the eit5 Parry The ynunsst he ehd 81
toe infmef, RITA tlrrc, May, Rachel end hsf t,., tt
dfsn,vi" Eniily i A'n5fcad Fr,iene snd her f,,s
crease Of s,id fefssis slaves. w " '"'''e ."
" Also The whole offilestsek Of .,;dvo NJ. ,. "a
brsd - hmses.y two csiuexty tso sb ep,snd m b,,.
s1p' 'e'ef'd gfosIng TO ~ fof,f sb,p. ,s,.
tUDsoooaba we crop Of cofn,?itst oi, sri tohseoto
seihes with All lie house hni snd sifeb,r rro,r,, -
,@k Utensils II said w IN. Moor OF eg.y L,n,it s n %
'h'te - " produced 60 day of sI- aa 81, rrt
- WI 5e snhc'et 70 dsebsfge tie deft secure. 3, o..
deed futp eject '''''5 " SOW
ne snhscrhsts acnf Trn,'ee sip csnyev only such
H'ie - " Vss'ed in them by fhst csglcRv.
me sale wt be nade dv1f 81 1lss Eoet. Ia
vera Q" 'hs tow Of ooNsylils.
CT cooxE.
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.NO1ICE---Tn Pnrcllts nnd lnnriinra

THE subscriber respectfully informs her Dds auh the
u public generally that she bss engaged MISE Einb eth
X Carver 70 teach school at her house, Youu Pleasure
Hanoyer the ensuing year 70 The 18th January
next, snd eud the 18th December o2wing Te Of
Instruction will he SpeiIng Residing, Writing English Gram
nsf, Arithmetic, Geography, with the use OF the Gtobes As
itoBomy connected with GEOGRAPHY, Bellies Ltte aud
French Lsugusgs.
The experience which Miss Carver has slresdy hal
eseher aud the general satisfaction hitherto given those WIN
hsve put their children under her and instruction,
boPeJ viii justify the expectation Of some portion Of patron
ass 10 tbs fnstitaiion.
The Ssbserhef wishes take or Femss Bosrhers and
pledges herself 10 be particularly attentive TO their general
PrIHen nd 10 make their situations agreeable IN oil Tepeet
The piiee for Board and TuISn the whole term, will be
do' Tor Tuition alone, 20 dolls. hail paid
MARY w. GOODWIN.
SgSg'sia So-iGt
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the charges which were reserved 10 the very
crisis oil the contest. and then circulated with the
grra'e't avi'iiiy against Gen. Jackson, without
any adequate opportunity OF con,radic Ing them;
as WI iiams's letters about Bu'r-fodd' AID Sh,
bys letters about the Cickasaw Treaty-,he
idi'e representatives OF Armstrong about the atack
Oh ms person witch were coIcled i'm the most do
orons strains. an promulgated Extras from the
ffnng ounces and then tie partial and lie ii ious
accounts which were given of the LOU .iana cleo
tons u Barry was able to meet this torrent OF a
ack win any sort oil success, the oil General
Jackson must be 30 strong in Kentucky, as ui,i
na'c'y 10 prove irresistible. We may then lose
tiiis heat by the neck--but We shall gain the race
at the great Sweepstakes in November We may
lose the Governor, bat shall Y lin the President
And il even Kentucky should tail W. in November,
we shall accomplish the victory without her assis-
lance.
Additional returns from the Frankfort
Commentator VI the 9th inst.
" ashsngfon, ior Barry 1853, Aietcaiie 1913, DIFF
256.
Henry gives 1913 maj ,rity to Barry instead of rs
(as stated in the Nat Journai) Dit - I'M
ders0n gives 32l 10 Barry, instead OF 3lI-.0
Difference in Scott against Barry 3-Spencer
do. lin jefferson III.
Metcalie's majority in Lincoln 52-Difference
10 favor OF NJ. %
.Aiadison-close of the I'd day, Metcalfe 500.
Barry 435-lf the passenger in Baltimore did not
give The entire return for Madison, there is dis-
terence III Barrys favor of .!5S
ihe.e returns ION the superstition that the dilfe =
renee III BIS favor in Madison really exists) gives
difference in the 81 counties in 8arry's favor OF
5i.-thus reducing Metcafe's majority TO 97S
The following are neIc returns:
Greene county-Barry 500, Me,caIfe I5i-ma-
jority tor Il. lis.
-Logdi-ksi day, Metcalie GIL Barry 235--nai.
for NJ. 406
SmPson-2d day, NJ. 3oi, b. 22s.
lodI-ist day, o'eiock-M. 307, Il. IIS.
breckenridge majority for part OF two first
| days, TO Metcalic 100
Davies, 4 O'Clock, fst day, Metcalie and Barry
| i5I each.
= Monroe-ist day, majority for Barry 46.-Bu,-
Ter II o'clock, 81 day for do Al.
Builei--at the close, majority for B. ls6.
Barren, 4: day vi. 51l, 60l-Inaj. %. Ed
| monson-2d day, NJ 81, b. l32-naj. 80. Casey,
maj. for NJ. about 90.
These new returns give difference in favor of
NJ OF l02.-Thus increasing thr above conjectu-
raj majority To 1850 IN - counies,-ot which a.
bout p are entire though probably a few are mac
curate returns.
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KE.vrUCRY ELECTION

The following Table comprises all the returns OF
every description which we have yet received
We extract the first IL counties from the Lexing-
ton Gazette Of Friday The 9Th, which we presume
Is genuine return, specGyng the precise votes
both for Governor and It, Governor The 81 series
OF IL counties IL taken from statement furn ishcd
by gentleman who " arrived al Barnum's TBslti-
more yesterday. (15iD and who Gays the Ma
ry'snder( leit Lexington on Friday after the cleo
ION THESE returns are, prrhaps, less worthy OF
confluence than The LIST series, though by testing
some OF the counties by the returns in the Lex
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H-II7I. MfLL ron SIZE

WE S"'fifhr designing I.niuv- from, IN. G. =,
= w sen 1t VIII IL HALL ESTATE ro,t,ipn .,;na
N'' sa' portion al "hi' composed of M.tt,,nyy =,
Wv i'"r". {" P"ii'S nisior a bod 10 non. on te
tYtr-I "a Estate lies on tie si, 6a,l FIRM F,si.
0S'n"'s 10 i'chm"h, shd IS IS mile. FROM
sod miles ftcH. handing on The n.c,tsrL
" tne so'' e"mn"dio"sne's Of improvements a, 10
, s "lr' zee i"",e Barn, Stable, all nee eyaJv
'W houes, tie heouty aud hsahioes. of III. -
81 ne6hh"h0o render, white Rail IN The es
u al who kHOw Il, most ,s,,, 49,,
'he "s'efony rYff, from which the house ,s,J o
emnenee mile and a half distant oye,lo,tn.
""p' Hf which spf' ads ir,nt from, a.. hnu,, q, ~
Gang fe'sYi" dr-ron' Of puoia.,ns are inyi cd r.
an %" tht '"hscr'berwhp VII s'r ~ ep,sf. ana
IS io' private '"ie, nn tkr pb 81 Sftt. NIL. n. IT. ar
nf VIII O. not 'od friys, be oati ~ nubl,,Iv
i'"';'s IN. rui chaser have = rfedr On IN, .knta
e.. FI OF Wihtr Particular, spply To ,. ub.,,il.r
" pn,' i,,''' Cafoii"e county. THO. " ANDERSON
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Trn.t 81. of L.Arn az $1,000

'ih-V Sal" Of LAND ans EEGRoEs
1kSt Ntue 81 ~" aps,ait Tiu.t necG at,. ,.. a.
So. 'Hlh OF Oe'. 1924, March. 1877 ,ysr,. ~,
LuH''" Hf.nhsn y Sally bus vie, hohoi which are corded
ne '1n'ry e""i ole oce q Eoui,n, be coll f., The
.Fu ''an' Tot tah, NJ ne OF sad u,i, :,
'A"ua'n' "a me ssl county OF Lru-, FRIDAY tl- rom
Gay o, st' htk, fair, " not til. day lie, esaer
IHt I'o'l''l tne iifot Of ,and s,id Trust Des,
- %.o 'he i9'"Tns sav'-, John. Tuu Render,
'D o"te'i t"n"stl, 6eIg-, lack and pt..v and mn,
NAV ns'nei - aud her ,ncrer,- since the J,,e
s@lu as, ~ cd- Lee jNn ,atusbtr. a
po OF "'eh ~ green Spri"s Land. ever, huu,e ~
e'y "i I've comfort OF lsrgs family. The Ns.roe. az.
f"oH .Pi hshis- or further iufurraon appy Aid M
low y 'nhan 81 Atenstie Cisiie. Thou pson H., Of ua
OF me '"sorthet Acting Trustee. shsI convey f,i
V IS Is V'sieI 'y sad r;u'' pr'd-, is Il m Ia
'"+'FN'"''s cHaS. In fNBROBC'H
a,r,., ~ Acting Trustee.
-
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Ars,nfe.
Rl.yHIYaY.

VHliE first Of Juue, my negro man Jordon s1usfe stout
~ built dark muao, round face shout feet 10 in.
h'Sb soLe impeachment u Speech particularly when at
for sIeply or sIarmsd, mark ed drop .hot on The
part Of The back reward Of 10 dolls will he CIV. n Tor M,
delivery West Ham, dolls Tor seet,ng aim IN
Jail so that get hinsga,n. Wi. SHAPARD
HsDroo, Aug. 80. 80 -~sw
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FOR BE.NT or CEaSE

'INhE wen tD ~n Plantation tb. county Il Hanover
the Nofthsnns River, adjoining Du field. Tue soil
well adapted To- the culture tobacco, small gram
GOT particularly enquire Of JJhn W. Goiemsn living uss the
Premises who has rented the plantation foi several
Ho''ss,ion viii gwen 4i.ey, spphetonto
PLEASANT WINSTON,
For judith Wfustou.
Arstrfo an -,
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The above gentlemen were added 70 the Com
mittee on County Court day--the meeting was
not generally understood, and the names were ad-
led upon the recollection of the members OF the
Committee. The Committee believe that il is a
modes ate calculation 10 claim o-thtrts OF the
ir, eholders of the county. On motion, il Or
dered, tina, the proceedings be signed by the Chair
man and Secretary, and forwarded to Inc - Rich
ii.ond Enquirer fer publication.
(Signed) JOHN ~. FALLIN, Ch'inn.
Wh. HARDING, il. Scc'Iy.
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IN U4BLf5 IYEI1} Y-gh-D FOi SSTE-.

> ~ C.4BLG HECO L.gG.D FOR S.SLE..
gn III SUBSCRIBER IA au,;su. u, i;,o.s - 80,
uL'i9 u ',e' o. bad lying Iyco River, in tl,u
iah'1H, a.JoiIHhs The lands Mi Ror.r AiLnson
81 n'hJ' adams aud ouers. contains 1900 acre.: 400 81,
sie ~ wood 100 u frae sround 50 ~ wh;sh
.d Fac whole Of ths was orir.s;iy AS goo
oa {" i"au as any ~ NssiEia sui proper nsnsee
ne,' "'g' he restored TO fImer i.Iin, TIE Nc
aus senf'ss are r"n"drrd better adsped 10 the pro,iue
~ "i corn dnh tobacco, than any other snd the Stsfe
sSVef' exc client srrss THE tact, aud er,hIe
Sios 'of dwelling housc. further ,cse ipf,sn !.
s, ,p sly' '''i " Presumed those wishing 10 pur-
erase WV hf view thc 'aud, vhch may be seem in Inc al
;snot o, the su'"he ~ apple alton 20 p Tboma. u s.,
an.",, ht hihD irret", Mr. WIN Baby Who reside,
"'sr zoe phSe ~ VI" Snd s.p1..d OF ,,Iv,,er,
"-i'te "" gun OF January, ia39 (Vi whoh notice viii 10
sse1 tt wa Oh u"t day he spid h,she Il bidder Tbs
ei' are .rbl ~ hand, he balance 90 two eo,,l ,nnn,I
''s rdfe'1s' a. h,d wifi, approved seew,itv
payments. ROC tsu - a Ti,t &c "l r IN"
49,, "a Iiaifsx CO., Vs.
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COMiffL.irYCITEn.

Gentlemen: take the liberty of informing you Of
one al The most violent Hdi.- storms that has ever
occurred IN this county since the memory OF its
oldest citizens, which, perhaps, may not be uii-
worthy oil insertion in your paper: X occurred on
Monday the 4h instant. about 3 or o'clock, u. NJ
The Hail fell for considerable time, the most OF
which measured from J to inches IN circumfcr-
ence, aud where il WAS most violent Tell To the
depth of about niche SO tar as ii extended the
injury was cry considerable; the crops of corn &
cotton were mostly injured (sone OF them entire
~ destroyed y shingles were torn from the hous-
es, and glass broken from the windows-until then
the crops oil corn, in his section of the country
looked nncommonly prosperous-hut fortunately
the extent OF this storm was very limited. Ii APP
pears to have extended in a narrow stream OF Il
bout 10 miles, between the Rapp.hannock ana
POTOMAC, where II was most destructive.
ONE or YOUR SUBSCRIBERS.
Westmorcland County, Va, Aug IL, ISIS.
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.WOTICE-To the 2

.NOTICE-To the Public
~ HEREBY caution and firwan ~. person., from eredrjny
- ny vie Judi N Leons n, shall not debt
hsrted byher. JOSEPH LEONARD.
August ~. sO-w2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19

We owe an apology 10 the author Ter HAVING
long deavrdi is> Communication upon tho COnyr,i-
hon--bni II has been crowded out by other arti-
cies Any repiy TO II, or iur,h.r communication o.
the subject shall be published possible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19

II \ new paaer is just established at Roston
entitled 'hc - jackson Reguhlican'--It supports
the cause OF Jackson with great spirit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19

We understand that there are not less than 100
citizens from the EASTERN X Middle Safes a'ton,
ing III this city bidders Tor those portions IT,
Chesapeake and s. Ohio Clnal which ready
be put under contract [.NGt. Int.