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The Litchfield County post., 1828-09-18
GREAT BARGAIN
for Manufacturers.
FOR SALE,

THE following described parcels Of Real
Estate, situated in the Towns Of Washington and
Warren, belonging the estate Of the late Samuel
Forbes ESQ., of Canaan, deceased ;-Uie. in Wash
ington on the great road from Ltchfeld to New-Ail-
ford, miles from the former place,
Sitting Mil, San Mil, Dweiting house,
Store, numerous Out-hOuSeS, g. Land,
from one Acre to a hundred as purchasers may wish;
and IN Warren three fourths OF mile north of the
above, the same stream,
Nail Factory, Grist Mil, clearinghouse,
Barn, and 20 Acres Of Land.
The Factory and Mill are both new buildings, and
stand upon substantial and durable Stone Dam.
The Stream on which the above property lies, is a
never-fa!ing Water power sufficient to carry almost
any kind of Factory business, with suitable and per-
fecIy safe Banks for the erection Of Factories.
This property will be sold separate together. to
suit purchasers, upon the most advantageous terms,
and the day of payment deferred any length Of time
which may be asked under five years.
MANUF ACTURERS
from the East would do we'll to inspect the above
Sites as in these days of "American Industry" good
Water Privileges are becoming quite valuable and
safe property
For further partic uars, enquire of John Adam, or
J. r. Landon, Esq of Lchfed, or Of William Adam
of Canaan. JOHN ADAM,
WILLIAM ADAM.
Litchfeld, Aug. 5, 1923. 8f
The Litchfield County post., 1828-09-18
THE LATE MR.. AsHMUN.

The following notice of the late Agent
of the American Contamination Society,
is copied from the Baltimore Gazette. Il.
is brief but faithful sketch of the life and
character of that interesting and lamented
individual.
"On the Goth of May, 1922, Mr.. Ash
nun, accompanied by his wife and Sc en-
grants, sailed from America,to take charge
of the free colored people then just plan
ted at Cape Mesurado. The hottest OF
motives,--the amelioration of a people,
had induced him to accept the situation OF
Agent for the American Colonization So
ciety, and made him regard as naught the
dangers and death which had been the lot
of his predecessors in Africa. On The 9th
of August, he reached his destination.--
This was in the middle of the rainy sea-
son. The agents of the Colony had left
it; a distressing fire had consumed the
public property and stores, the houses OF
the emigrants were not completed on the
high land Of the Cape; Notifications there
were none: and the natives although per-
fectly quiet, were evidently watching the
SuIO Va uISCOSO ouu uOotuS ~ IIu
them of the intruders of their soil. I'm
der the experimenting care of Mr.. Ash
mum, the houses were completed Mar
tello Tower was commenced; the clear
ings around the town were extended the
military strength of the Colony examined
and put in the bes, state for action, and
the spirits of the emigrants gradually rai-
sed from the safe of dependency in which
the new agent had found them. OF the
American Colonists, ~ were able to bear
arms, and for the use of these, there were
40 muskets fit for service and two mount
ed cannon. Four other pieces of artille-
ny were accordingly mounted, and placed
at the points most liable to attack. Dur
ing this period Mrs. Ashmun died.
".On the 18th of Nov, the settlement
was attacked by 900 Of the natives, who
drove in picket of ten men, and captur-
ed cannon, and had they not been delay
The Litchfield County post., 1828-09-18

Dartmouth College.--The annual COM
mencement at this College was held on Wed
"esday last. The degree of A. B. was con
I"rred on Al young gentlemen, that of A. M.
on 16, that of M. D. on 10. The degree OF
D. ID. was conferred en- Rev. John Smith,
Noah Porter. and Warren Fay, and that OF
l.. l.. d. on Hon. Charles Marsh.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-09-18
zttrbfteln CouMtp So.

LitchfieId, Sep. 8, 1928.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-09-18

Another subscriber to the FMnd OF Fttty
thousand Dollars to the UniOn Seminary.
1t affords US great pleasure, says the
Richmond Wing, to inform our readers &
the .publick, that another gentleman has
ssntus his name as pledge that he will
become one Of the fifty persons, to raise
in ten years the sum of Fifty Thousand
Dollars to be appropriated for the benefit of
the Union Theological Society, in the
manner specified in the communication OF
H. c. which was published two weeks ago
With the real name Of Aquino, we receive
ed the following interesting account of his
own reflections on this subject, to which
the attention of the reader is earnestly in
vited.
have been thinking of that Fifty
Thousand Dollar scheme, in your paper of
the 9th Instant, and have wished sincere
" thu, il NIGH, succeed but this morning.
! have concluded that wishing it well was
nos enough. When | first looked it over
thought iii good thing, but most proba-
bly, impracticable. Nearly every day
STAGE, it has been before my mind as a
good thing, but it cannot be done.-'H can
be done = said /, awhile ago, as l was re-
surning from comfortable breakfast, in
good health and spirits through the mercy
Of God 1T can be done.'. ! sat down by
the table, and began to look over H. C.'s
proposal. Fifty thousand dollars in ten
years. 1t can be done. can raise the
5Oth part of it myself. What?" said
Worldly Minded Unbelief, of an Empty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

Land for Sale, ia the county If HanOper
! hE SUBSCRIBER contemplating Il removal 10 some
oheT State, III the course OF a year or twooffrys
| 'or sale two Tracts OF Land in Hanover nearly
midway between Richmond and Fredericksburg
one Of them the nearest road between tbe a.
bove named places, the other mile above it, The
tract on which reside, called. Edge Wood con-
ialns .oZ acres, and on il is am excellent Brick
Dwelling house about 40 feet square with seven
rooms, two wells of fine cool water and a LARGE
Ice House, that keeps ice well all the summer are
IN me yard; kitchen, laundry, meat house dali
w, stables, and coach house, all of Brick and a
frame barn, over the stables that will contain 500
bushels OF wheat in the straw. The tIpper Tract
called Bloomfield, contains by late survey S7l a.
cTes, and has an overseer'S house barn, tsbacco
and corn houses aud Stables &c for the ,yorkin,,
OF 10 or 70 hands. Both tracts are believed 10 he
as valuable any in the neiphborboo5 aud 40
wen suited to the cultivation Of corn, wheat and
tobacco, and have an abundant supply of wood
iano broomlcld has between 50 aud GO acres Of
swamp land OF excellent quality easily reclaimed
part OF II, now in cultivation, has brought fine to-
odcco' from ten TO twenty negroes may he
bought with either tract and stock of an kinds
and iarming utensils. a residence at Edge WOOD
OF 20 years, enables 10 recommend il "a a
heaithiui situation, and one that would afford a
desirable retreat from the less salubrous atp,os-
pAeFe Oh TIE tide waters, and pOpulous Towns on
our coasts and rivers. The property may be view
ed by application to the manager at Bloomfield or
The subscriber at Edge Wood A cou,paraGveIt,
small sum will be required when possession is civ
en-; NE balance Of the ptrchase money being 60 cur
ed ~ bond and approved security, and deed ortrut
on the Land. may be paid, by ustaImepts M .
reasonable credit. Possession will be eiven a,,,
'ie after ,he month Of January IsSO-ai,d crons ri
sman grain may be sowcd after 2Olh Sepietnber
ioZ9--i am disposed to take in exchange. land
! W ONO, W. Tennessee, Kentucky or elsewhere.
! iha' might approve OF.
Nov. 7. -, s,,,'t
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Fan and Uiuf,r Coo,t,

Il - ran ana Wuifcr Goods.
lie suesiiber hs, received h, srivsis n.
n.k' -eiy complete s.oitOsnt III A.onsbe DRY
SooDS,- They eons,t VA part th. ioiiowus articles:
S"Ptrhns blue hack, aud IsSey euiored el.lhs
=, q" do da do
ni'odiing quality, and eomnon CLOTHS
Supeibne andding, and Common satInett,
domestic kersey, csH,nett, and hnsey.
White, red, green, yellow, and black flannel,
!u'rino Cloths as,o' ted eoloIs
bonibszines, boDhaZ,ts an plsls
Hose point and whitney blanket.
Csshrsre long shawl. and square do
Me i1' Cashmere .hs Is aud hdsfs
Heavy India ssttin and satin leyspue
Black Italian lusiDg and Grape
Plan snd bgm,' nsnkee and canton Grape
Black and assJ,ttd cSlcrej Gro de Naples
Mareeline and blue black levsutine siik.
a large assortment Of si,oe. and ginyans
Plan and sguied swi,., brook aud jaeonet Inus,ias
- aud 6-4cSnhnc aud jaeonet do
Iadp . SILK, cotton and w5r.ted hosiery
IRISH linens, lawns and lin,n cambTic
Russia and bird. diaper
APrtn aud furniture checks, 81 and IA wide
Bieaehed and brown shsens and .bIns all qualities aud
prices;
With great other goods above
are offered al v--y low prices FOR cash.
MANN s. VALENTINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11
Nov. i.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
by virtue of several Deeds oil Trust executed
US by James b. Ferguson. for certain purposes
therein recied which several deeds are duly re-
corded in the clerks Office OF the county court oil
Goochand, we will expose at public sale, to the
highest bidder, at Goochand courthouse, on Mon
day the LIST Of December, if fair, if not, the next
fair day, between 40 and so likely negroes, consist.
ing OF men, women, boys and girls; likewise a
number Of horses and understanding the horses,
some first rate booded colts
The title 10 the above property we believe in
disputabe; but shall only convey such title as
isvested in us as trustees. THE TRUSTEES.
Goochland, Nov. s. 53-tJstDec
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WHEAT

1sY Virtue ofhe last e.ia nj II Hobf, Iip,r
~ ed, VIII I've offered to- the b,Sht ii5er n
ru, the ~ DeceDbet all the real AMI personal estate
OF aid dee edent,
One tract Of land situated OF The bead blanche, of
Big Falling river IN She IJwer euj Of Campbell oounv adj
anius the lands Jf Thos. Mossey others aud coun-
Jog ny late survey As Tbs land well adopted 10
the culture OF tobacco, wheat &c The MS
consist Of an excellent dwelling house, good barn. soI all
other ne tssSry out-boUses
.dLSO
One hsr ifse, about nile. above the before named
TIA suatsd on IN sides The man toad tbs, ads from
NJ hm nd T. L. nehhu-s snd shout n,ps fnm the I,u,r
Pis'ei containing by late survey 5s5 th place
house Of private entertainment BE- great many
years, generally called Hunter The q idpv, see
suitable fO tavern as any hetween Iyneb ivtr A. Hh
mond Tn situation is bandsom. and htsthy- Also sb,o,
50 kty negroes household and kitchen funnore; ri,ns
se, sheep hogs eos u corn fodder
cats, &c
Tefm- Que fourth " the pufthbe money Tor the land
will h. tqri' ed AZ ~ time Of sse the bssnce e,ed
Of Two, and three years will he sv1D on the purcIs..
e1cou bond with approved security, End deed VI ai on
the ispd 10 secure the payment credit ~ twelve months
vii he gwen on the r'sro'l. The Puehaios giving b,nd
with approved security - The term. " sale Of The other
property Will b., ni-ds kro'r the dsy nf sale
ELLIS HUNTER, E1 'ors OF Robi
ROBERT HUNTER. Hunter deed.
Oct 81. 81 gis
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PAY OF THE MILITIA!
.HuditOr'S Office, 18Th Oct.

3 u.
ryHuE following the several laws regustg
4 pay Of Militia Officer, time Of peace pubstl t.
the information Of all persons eonceiasd
The Brigade fn,p ecors entitled sis dollars day
for day they shall ,teDd the and Hesmens
ssds but tIeyean only eaargs mileage for one cre through
tie Brigade by which UNDERSTOOD miiease ON ,ht
ground they home No mileage will be psld that
- not certified according this obvious construction OF the Art
bundled dollar, the Inspector, still
By the Act 81 27,b February 1897 Inspectors longer
the Regfnensai drum 1T. Major. requr.d 10 attend
the Trainings Rsgiuentai aud Battaiion sutrs-or
wbcb, they each allowed by The Resmenlai Court
other sases dollar, per sy No other
paid Tor stti ndipy ,uen mustei..
iss Company MUSTER aud suumpeeI N bugier ,bfl,
toihe compensation and more for attending The
The CLERK Of eseh Rerim- ots and Battalion court Is al
lowed the five dollars for bis attendance snd service
oue - session beyond day 9Th. clerk. of the i9b,
39h sab Regiment, n,y he allowed ZEN doiars The Act
OF the 18th Feb 1885, entities each clerk lieu oil his
allowance the like service charge for maxim.
certifying each list of. 6ne. required by ia, the 81
cents for the OF esrh person. entered thereon against
whom any fine fines shall have been assessed, and
Compensation for such service. The list; referred
tor The supplemental last mentioned, not ued
70 sapsr.eds thu allowances heretofore made for aaveng
The psy Of the Provost Eisa doRar per
Gay for sacA day he shall serve at the regmsuta Battalion
The pay of the Adju,ot, reduced TO three doHu, s'
day for every day he'hsli attend The Rgmento az Ba-
Talon nuste but he Io required 10 attend the tram
tnes
Erpvessss, allowed four cents per mile; hut the
mission Of RegD,sntd BattaOn aud Company orders
Paid for in time Of peace
The Sergeant Major ~ noD suied 10 no compensation.
The commanding cfce cf each regiment referred
tbe sd section Of the act amending the Militia Law passed IN,
22d Feb 1922 which restricts, them 10 tbe forty dol
the purchase each stand Of eoors, piOhs s
purchase altogether unlss, the Hss Of ihs rtpteps re
gnenfs yield sufficient surplus sitter disehs s1
dsf,s. The Observance Of this act has led to
venieuces
particularly requested, that every oisim allowed ty
The Comms ndiug Officer
No claim will he psid tb Ofce, which has not sutt
couottr endofse wall militia ci8u
hereafter he PAID until The General Of all shsl
be forwarded by the ReKmenai oefh aud cor ysttd will
the claims ss presented JAMES HE6iH,
IUiitor ~ public accounts
"A
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.NOTTCE.

ySY virtue Of deed Of executed by William
kC Woodbridge sud Miiiy h. wife, and Ahi sam Wool
diilse, aud recorded in the clerks Office oil Chesterfield
county will he sold Thursday the Goth Of Nov
next, fair the fair day, premises,
highest bidder for cash. the following parcels of ana yins
in Oheter6eld county the tract Of Iaud the
ssid ,lam Woodbridge resides. supposed SEQ
acres, be the es Ao, equal hui undivided
fourth part Of the of land commonly called the
Pt., which tract of land supposed contain so
Also, tract Of land supposed 10 I2o be HI
less bounded by the lands Of Daniel rfsbue
rstate and others The above aets OF land will be sold
the order that be directed by the said VIM Hoold
hi. agent Only Of the said OF land will he
cold will produce the principal and due
he ssid deed Of trust and all the charges expense.
.sle. Selling trustees will OF convey only such
tile Is vested in
NICHOLAS MILLS, TIu..
THOMAS WALDEN s zee.
Ort
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Tpenty DDflars Re,Onra

W EFT Trsbue's Pits without eav', On Monday 9Th Of
N October negr" man DameI Pasai, traie BLACK
smith, sud the Propey Of the late Dunn Buroot. Pnan
s.t rate Blacksmith, tperably bright molalto OF hs
ordinary good appearance aud quite gent
t. he Baptist presohe and has acquired some celeb y IN
ib.t way. have believe he has son. towards
Petersburg aud will doubt mske 10 leave the
II caught he may he lett my Coal Yar R hnoud
~ T,sbue's Pate, on James River, Chssterheld
NuvE4 5S-n VIM DTiNY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

uT The ENQUIRER u published twice a et gen,.siiy
snl ,hrss ss week during the Of State Lsxcs
tmePrce, tbs sane hsrstoof,, Five Dollars
p.yshis IN .avsnet Notes Of ehasI.d 'esce-pans sHnt
toe safety Of reuituS the by naths postage ssst
tsrs being pa'd by the WRITER'S
II No paper will be disc (but tina isorst.u
s Edtcss) until all srrearssss nave bean paid up.
II Whoever will gusrane. The payment Of niue
,sall hAve the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n Que square, OR LESS-Fm.tt IS sasb
continuance, SO cents
mo aSvs,snent inserted, unttit either Been paid
for. ss.Dva ~ this CITY.
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Li.V.N.dI.4.V BOTd.VYC (l1RDEW
md NURSERIES. NEAR NEW YORK

T.
WILLIAM PRINCE, Proprietor.
'EHlS Establishment so well known Tor its great
extent, and Tor the superior accuracy, attention
and despatch, with which orders are executed, has
now to offer TO the public, in addition 10 the great
collections of former years, several hundred new
varieties of the choicest fruits OF j: -nce Eng land,
Italy, Germany, and the Crimea, which have been
recently introduced to notice by Mr.. Knight, Pre-
sideut OF the Horticultural Society of London, by
Professor Bose, Director of the Royal Gardens at
Paris, Professor Van Mons Of Brussels, and other
distinguished Horticulturalists; very few Of which
II will be- seen by comparison OF catalogues, are in
possession OF any other persons in the Union. In
fact, II has been matter OF pride with the Pro-
Prietor, to concentrate at his Establishment every
species and variety Of most interest to the Hor,i-
cuiturast, without regard to expence exertion,
and these efforts have been crowned with the
most auspicous results. This new Catalogue
contains 2S7 varieties OF apples, $50 of pears, 200
of peaches, 100 OF pums, 9S Of cherries, 80 Of april
cots, % OF nectarines, IL Of almonds, % Of null
berries, 10 OF ounces, AZ OF fgs, bcs!es'a proper
tionably extensive variety OF currants raspberries,
gooseber ries, walnuts, chesnuts and other fruits.
Very particular attention has been paid to the COL
! lection OF grape-vines, and the assortment now
comprises 400 varieties, 207 of which are
from the Royal collection of the Luxembourg
| and the choicest kinds be supplied in any
quantities Tor vineyards, at very reduced prices
and on liberal terms. The departments OF orna-
mental trees, Towering shrubs and plants-bul.
| Dous MOWERS, sreeDnOuSe pants; &c have also
been greatly extended; and the collection of roses
now consists of above 600 superb varieties, and
that of double dahias of above 100 varieties of ey-
| cry color.
| The numerous visitors to the establishment can
bear witness to the high order with which every
department is conduced-and the letters of the
Hon. John Lowell, President of the Agricultural
Society OF Massachusetts, OF the celebrated Pro
| fessor Mitchell, OF Dr. Felix Pascalis, President
OF the Linnaan Society, and many others which
have been published in our public journals, evince
| It's great superiority.
! II is, therefore, with confidence the Proprietor
soliciis the patronage oi he American public.
VIM. PRINCE. Nj.
| or the Lnnean Society OF Paris, of
the Horticultural Societies Of Paris
! and London, and of the Imperial So
! ciety Of the Georgotili at Flor
! ence, SC.
| The subscriber, Agent for the above Establish
Inent, will receive and forward orders aud cata.
lognes that left with him for distributions gra-
luitously. He has also for sale Princes Treatise
on Horticulture.
JAS. WINSTON.
Agent, Richmond, Va.
Nov. !. 53-6t
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JVEIV MP OF VIRGI.NI.4.

" II W IIi-II0 OF IhUI.F III.
iNHE Ntw Mar OF Virginia compiled IoDi actual survey
a under the authority the State. Iub,ntd, arc
.ay be obianedby desvu, OF procuring ,on srpca
" to VIM H. Riehard,oh at the CAPITOL IN Tie City Of Rich
has wrs Effected by the labour years, and at =
eat cost OF aud money ha. perhspsheen
variety and accuracy II detail beauty aud
uiion. reflects the higbest credit the
ALL IF the immediately ernsd Pubcat,
aud mast highly gratifying and seul the public FL
Legislature have authorized the sale OF $50 Copies only tins
Map, the large scale Of five miles the nch and the Exc
ouVs, with the vc~ II the sale extensive ane spid
possible, have directed the cope. b. Opposed ii the
moderate price of $50
Under these crcumstances, probable that person. who
shall make eay application, will be unahie TO obtain
Copy of this beautiful and valuable work
August s. 25-tI
Map Of Tiginta iucsJ from the Nine Sheet Map Of
The State ding to the pyoyo General
assembly passed III March 1897, a'o published and
be obtained application aJoys Price 6 pc, copy
CoPie, # bsh Maps, IL convenient portable form az b.
Dbtaiaed II prt/erIed Dec %. 1877
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ALMANAC FOR 1929.

NfUST Puhirhsd by PETER COTTON, his vrg,n- an1
~ North Caol,ua Almauac for the y.H 1922,
besides the Astronomical Caeuasns Courts, &c. NC
Isty af u,eul entertaining maiterths A.tr.no
mica calculated by Joseph Gave Of Orange county,
and for sale by the groce, dozen .ingle.
In Press aud shortly will be published. New Nove by
Young Lady Of Virginia, entiei Donald Affair."" vol
unes.
Cct.7. Stiff
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SHERRIFF,s SALE.

jim pursuance Of an order Of Henrico county
=, court court made on the 6tb day Of This month, the
Sheriff Of said county will on The 18th dsv of No.
vember next, before the front door Of the Bell
Tavern, in The City Of Richmond, make sale of a
Ipln OF colour named jim, who has been commit.
ted to the jail Of said county az Runaway.
HENRY J.. CARTER ID {.
CT. - ~. -. -
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MOTTO

tIthb fsmou' Stallion ARAR, will .iand ~ Iis,nou
~ Grove ihs tuSuing Ssason, 81 the eon,nt. em
which, the particulars vii hs made kra,sn gene
- admitted thsi he Of the fnsst H. ,sne Hoe,
Ameri,s sud fosl setter Showed 10 h. m, Il nov,
sspl'nB, hs Father MT srtePtsdThe public nay look n
the ne 'sheu they viii he 6aest psscel ~ "a In
ever were sesD, ed ihsy impsd'sftiy fiou ARAB
iAS:J. HARRISON,
sAsf''' 49,.
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CORDAGE FOR 1929.

NAVY ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFICE,
22d Oct 1928.
SItBE Commissioners of the Navy will receive
- sealed proposals, until the list December next
Tor supplying the United States Navy, during
the year 1929, with the following quantity of Cor
dage, 10 be made fthe best clean, water. re,ted
Hemp, the yarns TO be tarred at least three months
before being Laid into Cordsge, viz:
10 tons to be delivered a, the Navy Yard Boston
10 do do g do n York.
80 do do do Norfolk, Va
OF such sizes shall be required by the Com
mandants, respectively, of the said Navy Yards
One half, the specific quantity required at each
Yard must be delivered by the i, Of April, 1929,
and the other half by the LIST Of July following
The foregoing quantity will be actually CONT acted
for, with the stipulation, that the actual quantity
at any one, or all the Yards, may be aug mented
Fifty per cent upon 60 days notice thereof being
given to the Contractors. The whole ofthe Cor
dage must be of the best quality, and stand the
proof established at the respective Navy Yards.
Each Golfer must state whether it is for patent''
or common laid" Cordage, and mus, be endors.
ed ''Otfer to furnish Coriage for the year 1922
Oct 25. 5O-td
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|<ffi rAvERN-hoUSE, LOT, aud other improve as M,
adjoining the Public Square, aud within 80 so yard.
OF he Courthouse (nSer thorough repair. with such
additions as to make II the most spacious and
convenient Establishments OF the kind the country
completed, TO warrant the belief that will ready for
tenant IN all the month NJ Nov.
The Establishment offered for FIR
years.
GeI,enen Of experience in such business, would do we
and terssP ettuly invited to the ,iuson
quite certain h-tte stsnI Cannot he easily obtained
Be vlus 10 be unnecessary thing further Of
houses than that they unusually spacious combining
desirable convenience To e. rat they will b. Put
At a low price, SAM'L WILLIAMS,
Ez!i;Tgr courthouse
auy,i,
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FOR WEH ORLEANS,

TOn " Il W OhLEJd.N -,
~ isHE very superior shp JEFF ERS0N. Jsn'-
.&k${NN l. Cornek, Mssst, CDpptr.d ard cnpPsr-tas
S4fE tened, aud salts t-uaik sbly last. Her accom-
nodaiiuIis being vety spacious, she wi r.eev.
Psss'Dsers on hoard to by tn- day, week, m,nib
reduced price l.ay cost Fi the Accommodations
OF sbpper will sat- tor NEW ORLEANS from st TO stu
October ne-t has elegant cabin, with state r
ladies Gentem,n Foi freight passage. apply TO til,
Gisstsr on board,
n. DRUlgnON-D, Norfolk,
Or to z. +. DRU.U.HOyyD, Petersburg.
Set ~ -fI5S