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SOLVENT POWDERS.


RY the discovery of this Medicine, l
Nd is obtained for some of the most distress
eases that ever afflicted human beings. Ml
however desperate they have been considers
have yielded to the superior power of this msi
it dissolves the stones or gravel into suchT
particles, that they pass off without difficult
likewise been most singularly efficacious in q
Dropsy; its action is on the principle, that
mediate cause of Dropsy is diseased sta'
exhalants and urinary system.
Mr.. A. Davenport, of Cambridge, on conn
the use of the second bottle of the LithoDIl
January, 1926, after having taken larged'
evening preceding, voided, on the morning
9th, large quantity of gravel, one of which
ed forty grains.
Numerous other certificates could be givel
virtues, but they are best told by its powers
ration.
In so many instances, in other countriesi'
as this, has this Lithontriptic saved the app
ofthe knife, that orders have been receivedfdl
the East and West Indies, and across the All
For sale by Gilman B. Parker, Lancasi
Allen Leominster C. Russell, Princeton
Hill, Townsend L. TarbeH Jr. PeppereIi
DiT, Groton; c. HI Whiting, Sterling;
Je,oett, Fitchburg.
July LIST. 1y
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HISTORY OF BosTON-Second Edition

HISTORY OF BOSTON-Second Edition.
BY DR.. C.. H. SNOW.
lust published, and for sale at this of.
e. fee, second edition of the History of
Boston. This edition comprises the text
and notes of the first, with some corrections
and additions to bring the account of the city
down to the present time. 1t now contains
upwards of four hundred pages, with hume
rous engravings, consisting of public build
ings and some of the most interesting scenes
in our country. Price, in cloth backs, SO 90.
May 6.
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it in print If you think it of sufficient worth to
give it place in your poetical corner, you will
by SO doing crafty
LEANDER IN THE VALE.
By A YOUNG LADY OF FIFTEEN.
Now solemn night begins her gloomy reign,
And wraps in darkness ev'ry hill and plain.
All objects now the face of sadness wear,
And all fair natures beauties disappear.
Colours are gone, and scarce the eye can know
Where springs the grass, or where the waters flow
Where the rich harvest waves along the ground
Or where the barren rocky cliff is found.
No sound the ear assaults, except the breeze
Which softly marmurs through the neighbouring
trees.
But see how, to adorn the solemn scene,
Fair Cynthia comes, in majesty supreme;
Her beams, which gently play upon the main,
With double lustre are returned again:
Her silver rays she scatters all around,
Shows the sweet DEVELOPS glitt ring the ground
Sole empress Of the night, she seems to reign
Millions of stars shine in her pompous train.
Their Makers power his glorious work displays,
Which fills nay breast with wonder love- and praise
My soul mounts up where these bright sparkles glow,
And leaves each sublunary wish below;
Above the azure vanlt she wings her way,
And seeks the realms of everlasting day.
Where God, most high, forevermore doth shine,
In glory, power, and majesty divine
Where angels and archangels sing his praise,
And celebrate his wonders and his ways.
She views his bright mansions there prepared,
To be the faithful righteous ones reward;
There yvbilef bo r..
JOIN in the praises of the Almighty King
And now no longer can she bear the scene,
But gently sinks down to the earth again.
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Boston, Bolton, Lancaster, Sterlingl|
ton, Barre, Petersham, Greenfield, and
ACCOMMODATION stag
SUMMER ARRANGENE|

Leaves Brigham's Stage House,
Hanover Street, Boston, every TUESDAY, n
and Saturday, at o'clock A. NJ, arrives u
o'clock-Albany, P. M. third day.
Returning-ieaves A. Milliken's ShgI
No. Z Green-Street Albany, every Mondg
nesday, and Friday, at o'clock A. M
Boston every Monday, Wednesday, and II
5 O'Clock P. nj.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the e4
Ia WILLIAM FITCH, deceased, fr
purchased at Auction, are hereby called
make immediate payment or their accOu1t
left with an attorney for collection.
ISAAC GOODWIN. J
TORREY FITCH, a
Lancaster, July Is, 1928.
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Stones,

a RAVE-STONES can be had at short
N notice, and delivered in any of the adjoining
towns free of extra expense, application to the
subscriber, in Lancaster, agent for the manufac-
turer.
March A.
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NOTICE

STRAYED away from the subs,,
- Leominster, on Friday the thirteesS'
June, a BAY COLOURED HORSE. ~
id, high in flesh, having large Scar On M /
outlook, near the tail little lame in the !.
bf the left leg, when he went away VIII
Dive information where the Horse is. Wilt
gy paid by the subscriber at Leomisnter
/ JOHN GARD
July l, 1925.
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LANCASTER
BOOK STORE.
WN AND G. CARTER, have for sale
I'll IL o at their bookstore, general assortment Of
SCHOOL.
CLASSICAL, & MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS.

V&4GAS0&V&&433 ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S ~
BOOKS,
Among which are-Bibles in various bindings
Singing Books-Juvenile and Toy do.--Bank and
Writing do.
ALso-a variety of prime articles of STATION
AIRY, such
Foolscap, Pot, Letter, Drawing, Ivory,
Cartridge, Morocco, Gold, Wrapping, and
Music PAPER.
Lead Slate, and Hair Pencils
Quilts Waters. Maps and Charts.
Penknives Razors. Shaving Soap. Homes.
Cloth and Tooth Brushes Pencil Cases.
Court Plaster Sand and Paint Boxes.
Sealing Wax. Liquid Backing.
States of various sizes. Pocket Books.
Ivory, Dressing and Pocket Combs. Copy Slips.
Red and Black Ink. Water Colours.
JUST RECEIVED,
Worcester's Epitome of History, with
Historical and Chronological Charts.
This little work is highly esteemed on account of
its cheapness and adaptation to the capacities the
young.
II. & G. C. are agents for the
Journal of Education,
very valuable work devoted exclusively to the sub
ject of Education.
COPPER-PLATE PRINTING.
II. g. G. C. execute Copper-Pate Printing, orders
for which will be promptly attended to-
March 4.
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TOWNS THROUGH WHICH IT PAN

There is also Line that connects with
New Salem, which furnishes a good conyeul
all passengers from Boston to Shutesbury, La
Sunderland, and Bloody Brook.-Fare ffuI
to Bloody-Brook $3.50.
TAll Baggage at the owners risk.
Books kept at A. NJ. Brigham's, No A., h
ST., Boston, and at A. Millikin's, No. I, Gre
Albany.
o. Preston, Agent at Boston: Willard HI
Agent, Albany.
JONES & Co., Boston
A. HOLMAN, Cd, Bolton;
N. BRYANT, Netc Salem;
+ + A kSSns ; Greenfield
N. SMITH, Cheshire
S. AVERY, Sand Lake
w. KINGMAN, Albany.
June 10.
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Lancaster, in said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING =
You are hereby required to appear (if you see fit,
at the Court of Probate to be holden at Worcester
on the FIRST Tuesday in August next, at ONE of the
CLOCK afternoon, to show cause why the account of
the Administration of said deceaseds Estate should
not oe allowed, and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. PROB.
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FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.

MEssRs. PRINTERs-The following poem was TAX
en- from old manuscript and have never seen
it in print If you think it of sufficient worth to
give it place in your poetical corner, you will
by SO doing crafty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
EDUCATION.

THE Subscribers School for boys of twelve
years and under, will open on the 10th Janua-
ry, 1929. Instruction will be given in the usual
branches OF an English Education, and i'll Latin,
Greek, and French Board, including washing,
candles, SC. $42 so per session OF five months:
and for tuition, SIP so for the same time. The
I'd session viii commence in thirty days after the
first concludes, and continue until the middle of
December.
Payment in advance will be expected for the
lst session, and on or before the middle-of Nov
for the I'd session.
Females, under the age of Ia years. will be re-
ceived and taught upon the same terms, by Mrs.
Elizabeth w. e. Taylor, who lives with the Sub
scrber. They may be instructed in any, or all Of
the above branches Of Education, if required.
The schools will be kept in separate apartments.
Any persons inclined TO entrust their children to
our care, may rely upon the same attention being
paid to their religious and rial improvement, to
their conduct both in and out of school, TO health
and cleanliness, that have ever paid TO my own
children; and if it should please God to visit us
with sickness, may rely upon such medical assist
ance, gratis, as the experience of upwards of 20
years practice will enable the Subscriber to afford
them: though will venture the opinion, that no
district of country in the United States exceeds
ours in health. line addressed to Mrs. Taylor
or myself, Montpelier, Hanover county, Virginia,
will be attended 20.
CARTER BERKELEY
November Z. 5I-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

0IT will he observed that the Prupreors f the Pa
TUXENT have altered her day OF leaving Bamo,e; the
above her arrangement and will be permanent The RIGA
mont aud Baltimore Union Line If STAGES uniting with
the PAuxent TsPPahannock, have running
complete oider aud greatly 20 the satisfaction If those who
e.nsGed this New Route the ousst Iu uf
the alteration this Boat the STAG ES will future leave
the Bell Tarern in Richmond every Saturday &W.
morning, 3, O'Clock, and at Tappabannock the
day, TO dinner Passengers for Baltimore take the Pau,sn
Tap shannock every Saturday at o'clock. Returning
the STAGES will leave TsPPshannook every Monday
Thursday morn,ngon Mondays o'cork, arrive IN
Kchmond TO Thursdays at O'Clock, ,b. arrival
VI the Bo't and sIfv. an ehmond the evening The
fsrrs afford. the best accommodations.
The ProPsior hope, thai this notice will prevent the pub
lie sIn'ns Inconvenience Stage Fare the low
OF IS SO. intermediate stare. cents per mile.
" III baggage at the ri,k Of the o'Saer,.
BY THE PRoPRIETCRS.
Tappahsnnoek, Essex county, Oct. I'd, 1873.
OCI 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

1rast Sale IF T'aiuabie Real Estate.
RY virtue OF deed in trust, executed to the
subscribers by Gervas Storrs, and Mar
tina, his wife, and Joshua Storrs, and MaryC. his
wife, bearing date the 18th day of February, 1928,
and duly RECORDED in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Hanover-we, as trustees, wili,
OH Tuesday the 10th day of December next. II
fii', not, the next fair day thereafter offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, on the premises. ior
cash, in specie, that valuabe,ract o. land in Han
over county, adjoining Chickahominy Swamp. at
the Meadow Bridges, containing $50 l.S acres, OF
so much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
sum of three thousand dollars, with such interest
as may be due thereon, together with the cost of
executing this trust, TO secure debt due to Joel
Jones. considerable portion of this land is we Il
adapted to the growth of hay, and is generally
well 'imbered--tle buildings are spacious and
CON- enent. and the plantation in good farming con-
diton. Joshua Storrs, who occupies part of the
premises, will shew the land to those inclined 10
purchase. Acting as trustees, we will only con-
vrv such title as is vested in by the deed Store
sid. VIM. STARKE,)
JOHN JONES, iruSfees'
Nov. IA. 56--wids'
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TRUST SALE.
Nov. l8.

way Virtue Of aTrust Deed executed by Charles J. For
81 TO Arehd. Taylor, Arcbd Brrce aud Tho b. CreBhaw
either Of whom individually may act, dated the 2ah July,
1928 and duly admitted OF record The 0ce Of Louisa
Court for certain purposes thsr.in MENTIONED the
ed will proceed 10 SELL TO heshyhed bidder for ready
nsy at Louisa Court house. the second Monday in the
month OF December next ensuing that beuy Court day, all
the Negroes conveyed BY said deed which said
10 be very vsluabie.
Such title conveyed by said deed will he made TO the
purchasers. aud other though difficulty in title Is
spprshtnded. THOMAS II. CRENSBAW,
Tr1l,fse.
Nov. ~. s. wtds
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HYGEL4 HOTEL, OLD POINT coAironr.

HYGEL4 HOTEL, OLD POINT coMroRr.
,HE Subscriber, for past his
Il thanks los tie liberal meat afforded the NY
geia Hotel has bten has occupancy, aud respect
Been engaged Takng alterations and improvements The
anterior the house been newly painted aud bisd
His fcehouse filed with clean northern Ice. His BAR welt
stocked with the choicest Liquors. purchased ty friends (sy
p~Tienc ed judye n"w York and Phiiadep ha has
BEDS sse Of the very first quality.
lie throws Ls House eomrary, convinced ;h,.
they will hnd inferior any ssabi: SGent Of the had
the board; and pledge, himself at all ..s, ;rn
Ia, TABLE with III. choicest decac.s the market
eghboIhood sGorj, aud that suton shs be hew1
ths.e who favor him with their patronage.
Old Point Comfort we'll kno~n, that tneed,
aid delightful Sea Bathing render desirable
the sea bUa both nvad o.e que.t Of plea
ST, 3, from, Phsdtph Baltimore Washington,
touch at the Point each Tip to s, tnd receive N,.enx.',
Steam boat plies daily Set.srn thus place. Norfolk and
Hamtor, EI the convenience those who wish
eth OF those places.
Vessels OF every decgipcn continually passing md
passn beth op foreign ports end The
o the oriidcs'ns prog esg daily. The 6ne mItaT, ap
OF Ten Companies VI Z. 81 - tcry ,,ore, here
Tor school Of practice their elegant Band welt cal
cula ed ~ entertain sud amuse.
will be made for Coion Parties, and Steam
Boas employed Parties Of Pleasure the Cspr whene
sufficient nun, her juses aud timely notice
There hss bee lately erected Bridge Mil rceK,
Pint and Hampton, which will afford Fpotuniy v
view the adjoining county.
There Bathing Houses nscrd 10 the estsblhm
tseos at all times be accommodated with coI
ath. MARSHALL PARKS.
IL The Bath House. erected on the beach, tor he ronys
nenre Of Sea Bathing la, been prGvided with cot patti,
aiding Hotel with renders the walk much
Itea-an' than n".r!v th,' ~. and. June n. I5-wt
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Stone Pare on the .MechanicksriHc Turnpike,
tLc0 miles from Richmnnn
Get. s.

Stone Ware on the .MechanicksriHc Turnpike,
t,co miles from Richmond.
TINE subscriber has very large assortment Of
- Stone Ware, much hanGsomer and of better
quality, than he has offered to the public be-
fore. Those who have been supplied from my
Factory, and others dealing in that article are ill
formed, that have reduced the price of the said
article nearly ttcenfy five per cent. Specimens
may be seen at Messrs Lewis Webb S, Co., An
derson Garth & Co., Mr.. VIM. Alson and S. s. E.
Peasants Warehouses-it will he packed by them
to order, and also at the Factory where the great
est attention will be paid to selecting and packing
Orders from Town and Country, may be left atthe
above named establishments.
JNO. p. SCHERMERHORN.
Nov. lS. 57-wlOw
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yyNHE ,ub,ethsr is determined to TO the West, ,nd
i offers his land lying Roanoke RIVER just below Has
kin's Ferry Mectienburs county, Va little below the
Estate purchased by Capt f. Watkins Of Alexander Boyd,
eoEanng by survey between $50 600 acres 204 IL
Of which good lou grounds any the river, with
plenty Of plant paeh land. large portion OF this Fat land
fine Condition for obseeo About two thirds Of the upland
woods and inferior land this part Of the
for ohaeco, cotton, and The clear ed land good
<ouop This land exetleny wstered, by many springs
Of the best qusly The improvements isrg. story
wood house built ." beat heart Piuewh room, psagesj
s the wood work Of which expected TO he flushed by the
Ssy Of SALE with the HOUSES and suitable houses
nsing crop The sale will take place the first Tuesday
December next fair otherwise the fair day. There
other land, above and below mine, that vii, be
MARKET and be sdded TO il If should not be considered
efficiently large by capitalists. AT the time and place.,
~i sell all Of Household Kitchen Furniture. Cropping
Tools Stock Of all kinds parcel Of Pork
iCon, Oats Fodder &c. NC Among the Horses, there
several Mares Cots AND Feys, Of pure stock any
Virgins.
The subscriber would prefer sell the lsnd privately; in
~hieh event due notice would he given shall crop Of
~htat Tbs plasistion is sufficiently large for ~ hsnd
r. II. FOSTER.
+. S-Thn plsee consider as healthy az any IN this
county have lived here years. and have had very little
"esne','n the family, aud particularly among my negroes,
O1t .. 4-~tds p. +.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Nov. ~.

10y Virtue Of deed Of eIenued by Edward Nurfvr
the Suhserhrrs the 2i day OF January, 1928,
recorded the CeIs 3 Office Of powhatan for pupo.
therein psiontd will he sold the beh, bidder pDh
lac auction, for rcsdy money, the redeaee OF the
Mumford in the upper eod Of Pcwhan county, Apo.
so1 RIVER the I2b day Of December next, tract Of
land which ,.j mumord resides eonaiuy 473 scfes
more lees. together with ndry slaves named 10
deed aud eli the said Edward Mnmords stock Of horses
osir sheep, and hogs and all household aud kobe
ntne, aud plantation utensils Of every descriptions much
thereof Will he oece..sy TO raise he sroan due upon ihe
deed aforesaid. with the cot, sid necessary expenses The
title vested IN the sutscrt w b= conveyed 10 the pu-
ehsseTs.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS, )r
WI ). DANCE ii"s"os'
E5v. ii. IS VA
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS.
\ nsi,,obie Pianfotion for Sale

FT1HE Sabscrber e6sr' SAFE h :" the COMFY
Of haneyer hung on CAeknhomny Swamp, containing
Aso acres, IL IL miles from the cdy. Richmond; Ms
sIeehancsvaie TnPs passes throsghH There are m'rs
80 ono cre, hape cleared; the timber
.qn not Superior tar, section Of
Country. There 80 oferssnt Meado'r Lard
sparateivdi,possdoc TAere SarO MM uifhin half a
,e yrAiel ,od DC great advantage 10 any one Di:Aig
es, mo- rae timber 6sid Tarther description deen
easnnecessay dssios, pe,tiag capital in land,
al pieup it, Joshua diving the adjoung Ji-n, nit
skeut Mt any tifns; apPiicaionto be made to ann or
Lugust7. IS wifi GEHSAS SToRRS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

IN cHANCERY: Matthews County court, dug. Eth 1873
Il Joel Hays, PhH.
against
Heury r. Van Bihbsr aud Sarah Z. Van Bbtsr. p.rdt,
Tnn Gay eamt the plaintiff A. L. By'd h" attorney, aud
presented hs hill the satisfaction
that the defendant Henry p. Van Bibh. nbsbtsi
OF this Commonwealth, aud ne ne. having entered h
ance and according 10 the set OF Assemble and
the Rules o this court, On the Of the
Orded Thst the said Henry p Van Bhher appra here on
the I'd Monday Nov next, sud the pslth h and
give security for performing Tuch decree the make
herein and further Ordered, That copy this Order he
published ewrsks in the Richmond
aud that smother copy he posted the Clubhouse door
this county, fo the PERIOD previously 10 the second
Monday in November. copy. Teste,
TIL. X. YEATMAN, &C.
ect s. 4S-wA,s
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Vdi,la6ie Lands for Sale.
Nov. u.

PuIHuOIe Lands JOT SAFE.
q EXI0US 10 remove 10 the West, I oger for s,ye
"a Tact Of Lstd in Henrico .ounty combining hy an oh
survey l25 lying the Brook Turnpike rosd and sd
joining the lower Toll Gate, within mile OF the CITY Of
kthoond-Thi' tract has on it, small, hut eonfvfishie
Dwelling House. with out houses attached
Also, other Tract in Hsnoser on which no.y te.i.
on PoiopooToy Creef consisting $40 scre.- within IL
miles Of Riebmondj $50 acres Of wh'ehtre cleared IN.
maindeT is under the original growth There about rs =,
cres Of creek land, part OF which se1imed The Trace
generally Of good quality With orohsrd Of choice u
tres. the building, ordinary but the situation rrusrs,
bly, neshy-A further description i, deemed
as imagine disposed to purchase, will do So sbos:
yitwing The premises.
The above Tracts will be laid of TO suit prrehsen; and
Young Negroes taken in payment TIE former tract ,s 70
shswu by Mr.. John Waidrope, the Toll Gate or mf W
H. Yorn.. srd the latter by the uh,cther ANY et.nrun.
eaiiono me Oh ;si' sstjec will be ptnfopLy attended to-
JNO. w. FILLS.
Nov. ~ 55-un
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TWenfV Dollars ReID0yd.

II EFT Jrsbue's Pitts without s1ve, Monday 9th Of
S.4 October, negro nameI Pman, by raie Bisck-
smith, ,nd The property Of the late Damn nroot. p,tnan
Is first rste BlsSkmhh, tefahly bright y,untio Of The
ordinary se good appearance and quite
10 he Bsp, preacher aud his acquired some celebrity in
That ~av have 10 believe he has zone towa
Petersburg aud will no doubt make crest Efforts 10 leave The
State u oansht he may he left NY Coal Yard Richmond
Or al Tfah".' Pd,', on Jsmss liver, Che,lsr6pid
Net 4. S1-n wat tgNH
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NOTICE.
November 7.

TFoR SALE, at the Penitentary Store, nearly OPP
pose the State Banks, large assortment Of
Penitentiary Manufactures, to wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes, Gear of all kinds, Nails, &c. &c.-Far-
mers, Country Merchants, and others, are respect
fully invited to call and examine them.
The prices of many of the articles have been late
ly reduced by the Board Of Directors, particularly
the Shoes. THOMAS NELSON, p. A. P.
Sent. %. 1O--tf
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.N'OTjC,E.

WAS eonuiedt 10 the Jail Chesterfield county, Vrsini,
w a, runaway the 23d day IF Angus, last, negro
taree inches hgh about so with all his fingers
cut left hand other visible had on when
comm pair white cotton psntaoo, blue ws,teoat
and an Did SAN says that he beiuGys to L. cspp
OF Washington county, Va The 'sid Sum, .. Sam Cuts
.ays that he va, befare Cspp bought him that he
Wsf stolen from Eastern Shore Of Maryland. Tn.
of said negro desired To for ward, property pay
Illegal aud take him sws or be will he dealt with
according 10 law. JOHN Is GooDE,y siior.
or 95 So Whit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
CHARLES ~. NJ GIyN.NESN,
ror-er arcN GUAM


And Ornamental Painter, Glider, &c.
At hi, old stand south side Of the Capitol Square, and
door to the Compiler Office
GRATEFUL o Ia. friends and the oilnen. of virginia gen
W orally for the patronage he has received, would
thsm thai he still continues 10 the above bushes.
sibeT branches, His prices will he the tms
he fobssrs say any thing shout his qualifications
dsnee Of years Richmond, will enable the public Judge
Of his preensops to patronage.
N.B-Workmen be semitic the country the shortest
notice.
IL An Apprentices wanted from the country not over
Is years old, would he preferred.
July 20 -t,Mtf
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boarding Ho,.se-by Mrs. b. ". WaithaH.

DUUUUy 11Ottse-Uy .HTS. %. ". WdlthdH
HE has taken house the foro,ey upied
- by Mes,f, Wm. Neae Sco. and by Me,sr anui,
Son Brohersstuated al the intersection c mao ST.
and the Seet leading from Msyo bridge, the Pleas
ant asd central part OF the City.
The house undergoing repair and by tse Of Nov
uex she will he prepared TO Ladies Gentle
from the country with hoard lodging for any length
time they wsy choose 10 remain in town. =
good livery Nshie 10 very conveniently situated, where
horses will he well provided fo6he hopes, from local
ysnases and the srictet attention the CONTEST Of her
bosrder, she will he able 10 With encouragement
few penhrs Of the Legislature be well seeomu dated
With board s~iodging.
Oct. W F-wH