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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
Apr,f 10.

AprdI0. r
CAaasefy- A. sss,i held Tor oanIsisad sasSys aaS
Jennins: Willis, esas.
Garter Wiltnsoa L Humphrey Belt, Dem.
Tas cause 70 Be Ii.d q: bin u e.
y. & 90. s .ss,ss trustee 70 cell ths .ns y
Of the me- place Of sale in some newspaper passS Is
hs city Of kichDond for cash, and the
pay plaintiff Jennings, the .aa Il .hs:s hasd<sd
dollars .nd iotty,wV esni,, with interest s de
ubect, the future order ii The .ad ssis : %
bar aud exclude all equity Of redemption Of the ssid Ws.
SON. psn Or any person claiming undef the..
the 9Th day OF April ne. 500 IL fair, o., The 6st lar
isai' . Z. i: fsss
.scs. decree; ills. within mile and hal, q Osss.,s.
leading New Canton Rishnond saoiniss ,as had: y
'saSn ia. .na ay sss
shall convey tile only, a. vested h ms
Msree3 oS..a
" nGtaiA 60 wa IL ChanesIy -BuekinEhan county
DAVID .s I'D. Tlo@. a:reh:o P.rsnst trading
jane. Sanders, WIN. Sanders Oliver Johns adu,or Of
The defendant James Sanders having
,srsnSe and given security according to the Act Of As
,S., an as ssss.
oS S 5: that as said Sander. do beg.
OF inc Pen and that copy Of this order Be forthwith
ttsd IN the Enquirs newspaper published in tbs Of
e'chuond Tor two months posted tont
door oil The couSthvuse Of this county Copy. Tsse
R.ELDRIDGE, Jr.d.c.
- aeIen .. ss-wev
1fN ChAncery- At a held DuckuEham County,
- tbs 9th day Of March 1879:
sam'i Jones sami Ford merchants aud psrtrsrs tad.
ING under The firm aud sly ie Of Jones Ford, Pifs.
axant
John Hsrdman John Morris, sdm'or Of Rehd Hsrdiu.n
Decd DeSt-
The defendant John Hardimau havpx entered biz an
Peaance and given security according tbs Act Of Aem
oily and the rules OF this court and aaE by sts<tu
evidence that he not inhAbant Of this country; II u
here al June next, aud b the plscti
and taht Of this order be oTth~ h inserted the u
9uer public newspaper printed the city Of Richmsnd
oI two months and posted the door 81
the courthouse Of this county. Copy. Teas,-
March "a I0s-.s.
IN Chancery-At q held for BucL suxh.n Cou1iy
i the sth day Of March 1899:
Lswson g. Tyler, PitG
John H.rdiman and John Morris sdmor Of RIehd a,tdi-
nan decd, D.t.
The defendant John Hsrdman having entered h;,.p
pessnee and given security according the
bly,, and the rules Of this and appearing
inctiou ut the Court that he nhbant this eoup
ryj II ordered, that the said John Hardnan appear
here before the first day of usx aud answer
the bill OF u, psa and tina, Of this order be fsrh.
%nn nsefed IN some newspaper published 10 the City Of
chmend Tor two months ely, and posted st
Irons door Of the esurtheuse of this county.
R. ELDRIDaE, m.d.e.
March "a IOSySv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

Virtue o. deed d hus executed 10 me by d.. Rob
- Burton, which of record in the ONCE Of CLERK
Buckingham county and intended TO the payment
debt 10 Thomas Daniel Co.. shsll sell, for cash,
buckingham courthouse the second Monday next
that being court day, several likely negroes many
he sufficient pay the balance Of the debt due BY
said deed. WILLIAM BROWN Tru,tee.
April 2. IO9- v4ws
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March ~

VIRGINIA: In Chaneery At Superior Court Of Chan.
Gerry holden al the Capitol in the Cny Riehuoud on
the 29,h Of Jan. 1929 =
W,li.m Baynham Msuhess, PEf.
ngainst
George w. Banks, John Stevenson NimIod Baunderaa nd
mary Temple, adm'ors of john Temple John Tsxlos
LomsI Levi, Rodgers Thomson H. Capsrtou John B. Prem
Tvs, Laurence Muse of himself Heary 0afpe
the said Laurence aud James T. Micou Thomas H. Hen
ley, TeIts
This day again the parties by their ecunse and the
court having maurey considered the and the argue
ments doth refer the the parties
TO Of the Commonsrs, who is directed 10 exsmioe
staie and settle the and slso account Of the
trust fund IN the proceedings mentioned, and how u1sch
thereof remains un3srosed Of sndspof the accounts
to the Court With any matters specially stated deemed
,inent by him'e OF which be regued palss 10
be stated. A cory. T'ests = = ~ -
WIN. G. PENDLETON, G. C,
CoMMIssIoNEK's OFFICE,
Richmond, March 4tIi, 1929.
The parties interested will please notes. that kavs
appointed the BIB day Of June the
directed u the oregony order OF Court on which dsv Il
O'Clock A. ID, they required attend at my Once N III,
CITY, with their accounts, vouchers ready for
eIamnstion aud seen,sut, AID with Copies Of ths ne.
eessary Court papers.
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Apri3. IOa--vt stbJuos&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

Captain Andrew Mather, formerly one of our
worthy and intelligent India ship masters, has
been appointed 10 the command oft the revenue
cutter Eagle, on the New London station, vice
Frederick Lee, removed. IN y .adu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
and Guagers.
Ecker }
ns sSa 1""'s' Inspectors
Randall
and Judges Of The Orphans Court.

Goodwin-.Fofdry Public.
Bakcr-Bayk Inspector.
Robb--Justice Of the Peace.
Belt remembered too, that this is only what
they have done in this way during the present
year. They have been playing the same game
for the last four years-undl they had lie f. indeed
but very few jackson men to turn out this year
"Uaa.'s for tas goose sauce for the gand.rn
Bait. Rep.
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By the Lieutenant Governor Of The Common.
treaith Of Virginia.
DRODJ a A SUvyn

II EnOCI<JdJU.HIIOyV.
yHEREAS IL has been represented to the Executive, by
w the Sheriff II Wesmor Gland county, on Tbursday
night last, murder committed the body Of .erafn
Katy Morris by her husband, William G. Morris at his hous
:aii county and that the said William g. Morris
his escape and going at large have therefore,
proper with tbs advice OF the Council Of State vde
reward Of One Hundred Dor person persous who
will aPprshsnd and convey the Jail Of
county Aforesaid, The said VIM. 6. Morris; do more
over require all officers Civil aud Military, snd exhort the
good people o the Con their best endea
vor, to cause the said fugitive to be he may
be dealt with as the Law directs.
Given under hand Leuensn Governor, aud und er
tSeall tho seal of the Commonwealth ii Richmoui
this 3lst day Of March, 1928.
PETER v, DANIEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

William q. Morr is supposed 10 be feet inches
high slender made fair complexion, but much burnt with the
sun, which makes him appear somewhat freckled with
light hair, almost nensble 10 be red quick when
spoken TO- with rather down Look Had escsp.
ed good blsss broad cloth coat his other apparel
collected but known TO be very indifferent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

The Adamsites, or Clayites, or by whatever
name those who were in favor Of the late coalition
may choose to be called, are talking much about
the dismissal, or, they pleased to call It, the
.List Of Prescription" OF certain of the Custom
house officers in this city May we ask them t.
look at their oWn Prescription List-to RENE mbeI
what the Stale Executive have done: The follow.
lug is the list for this city:the prescription has
been even more general in other parts of the State
Lightner
and Gudgers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

until The close OF that session, in family OF,
think fifteen members of Congress, all from New
England and all in the party designations of that
day tederalists. MIR. Piumer was of our family.
hlr. Tracy was not; but an intimacy had subsist-
ed between him and myself from early life. While
at Washington wo saw each other frequently,
may say daily, and were in habits of familiar and
confidential communications on political Subjects
both IN private intercourse and in our social cir
cies. ain confident that Mr.. Tracy did not, hu
ring Chat period at any time, confer with me up.
on or, disclose any such combination project as
that referred 10 by Mr. Adams, nor did ever he
from him or any other Fedefalisi during that ses-
sion or at any other time, the suggestion OF plan
tn Dissolve tthe Union, 10 form Northern or
Eastern confederation an intiinatlon OF a wish
that such an event might take place. never heard
that meeting for that object was proposed 10 he
held at Boston in the autumn Of 1904, until the
publication Of Mr.. PLUMBERS letter.
never claimed the honor Of being leader OIL
the Federal party, but l never suspected there
was want Of confidence in me, or that any i'm.
portant party secrets were designedlY withheld
from me. III such project had ever been com.
l-municaled 10 fae. think should not have disre.
garded or failed to remember it--because know
and have ever felt deeply, the importance Of pre-
serving our Federal Union.
assure you did not then, from any source
know, nor have st aoy time since known moi
have now any reason 70 believe or suspect, tina
such projec. ever existed
am, with esteem, your friend,
S. BALDWIN.
; Hon. JAMES GoULD.
The following statement was handed me on the
9Th inst, by my neighbour Col. Talmadge, with
! out The Formally Of an address:
" was member Of Congress, attending al
such, at Washington, during the session Of 1903 a
J certainly was, at that period, one Of those
who composed what was denominated the Fedora
party.
b., enjoyed the friendship and confidence Of lhc
J a'e zen. Tray, fullI for sugl7 kpDw. darios
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

JOSEPH ID. SMITH, ConiracfoS
waueu;ou hpri ~. fja-ws,
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FlNilh hemcmbcr Me, religious and literary mis-
II ccLany, intended as u Christmas and new.
years present 1899, with handsome cngraymgs
inn 80, J. II. NASH.
. hmES WINSTON. Richmond, Agent TOR VIM.
- frihcc, Proprietor OF Linn,ean Botanic Garden,
+New-forK, now so advsntageously known as tho
;ost extensive unavailable establishment ofthe kind
IN thus county, viii receive orders for any kind AZ
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Flowernr
Shrubs, Grccnhousc Plants, Bulbous Roots &c
" Catalogues will be furnished gratis and tine most
prompt " particular attention paid to the>iorwar,nr
ioany part of the State such articles rs nrson. ~,
siding at distance inay order.
Ehe Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &c. &c. are nut NJ. in
me very best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury. The experience of tho
Agent, though limited, fully ustifes him in recon-
mcndng to any person possessing but huff acre of
land to procure small assortment of vines fruit
trees, Nc, and others holding more land could not
do Off
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dec

{ NHESTERFIELD, very rarcnty, having undergone
- considerable repairs the Subscriber atters himself
that nc can furnish satisfactory and comfortable
tons TO all travellers who may please call him. Chester
nod situate AT tire forks of the roasone leading westward
by Chesburg Orange Springs Orange house. Louisa
court house Charlottesville, &C. leading nonhward, by
oensvle, SPosylvana house. Fredericksburg &C.;
one leading southeast on by Dckcnsons Chapel Bus Bridge,
the Rcedy MILL &c; leading eastward, by NeedwOod
Chesterfield 10 miles above Neewood 10 miles below Chs-
burg from Oxford from Dckensons Chapel from Golcns-
vile, 30 from Fredericksburg, and SO miles from Richmond;
and as of late there more tavrr al perhaps and
Cheaper accommodations, than has heretofore BEEN ts OK
PCcich that the travelling this route from Richmond Feder-
icksJurg will increase. YiIOS. WEST.
Chesterfield, Caroline county, Va
Jan. /, 1923. 97-w2tc
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H4R.UONY XII sElIlN.aRy


MIS- TURNER takes this method of corree,, n r,,,,r,
- soc ms been nifonped, l. circulating in the ru,-
ncr SCHOOL Is disccntinue,l' and of Informing the
' nsw arrangement made in the Institution for
,; o'SScu edueaton, moral WORTH and experience in
49, el.eiy quality him the duties of his station
ai, se proposes system, which will furnish every
uc regular progress of tho pupil, from the simplest
,;,; S 'nsnes, To the highest department ofecrs Tho
VI system m every occupation life viii he readily al
oHt perhaps IN no pursuit n,dispcns,leso per-
as IN the husncss oi aoui3i.y ne ehayart
you' TASK which devoveS every faithful teacher For
adopted ~ ''""'9 "'"0u WI" o'
h'ofrcory Derarfneat-In which will tr taught the E1e
, .nS " ieshi's, including Geography, Arithmetic some
nhNrs OF Natural History, Plain sewing and NIak;nr-
10 inc Pan pursued in the High Schools In the North
JUNIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w rhinC Spelling Ceo-r,phv
Efanhna Arithmetic mental aud written Natural tisoYy
Work. e' N " 'Nu''o'' anu Nc'uh
oSenior Observation-Disclosures Geography History Na,yo
ilie,onc Logic, Geometry Astronomy " h Lee
i' Chemistry with Lectures Boany, Composition Natural
neoosy, hncralosy with the cabinet of minerals
Ahnec Algebra, Watts the Improvement of the mind
oil Christianity Ecclesiastical History the Greek
' n,en Spanish and Italian languages will be taught,
Every Pupil of suitable age will be laugh, Drawing as
OF acquiring habits of accuracy Of improving tho taste
81 hcitaay u,s acquisition pcninailSlip Teachers
% uItishe Tor sNructng in Music, Painting on Velvet
p3u anu rnper, ad Fancy Wock. Vocal Music is to be
be obtained >-'S'>'N ""
good Ihay attached tie School for the nsc Of the
tp,ls FATHER particulars be aSccaiuet hv application
TO the Teachers
Boarding., inclusive of Bcd, Bedding,
ana w ashing, StO"ncr session.
Tuition nj tire Introductory Department. 8
DO Junior DEF artmcnt, Q
Do. Senior Department, 10
irc
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4 IHEyTERFTELD lCIDEM,

NhESfGRF1ELD ACADENN.-TIS Institution
~ Is situated la the Chesterfield about six miles
south Of the Court ousr and about miles north west from,
eiersbur IN very healthy aud thcky ncshborhood
!ae and eonodious House has lately been built by the
friends of Science i'll this county, and finished OF agreeable ,o
me nSi approved modem pan and will shortly be supplied
wh Maps, GLOBES, and suitable Mathematical Instruments
For the comfort and convenience the students we think il
eAcetTi by but few Houses of the kind in the State
The Academy viii open in the house erected for the pur
POSE ON the first Monday in january next continue during
The scholastic Of ten months, under the superincndance OF
WILLIAM StiEVtR, who graduated flanon College
in August, 1921, and has since that been successfully er
se in teaching the Grck and Latin languages together with
The various branches of English education Ills quaca-
ous and assiuity Teacher and successful method OF pre-
serving virtuous and honorable emulation among his pupils
arc too well known M this section OF the country require any
clounn from An able Assistant will also be employed as
soon as the number of students will justify expense
fhe following are among the studies which Will be taught in
this AcadcmyReadins, Orlography Pcnmanhip, English
Grammar Geography, History, Logic Rhetoric Moral Phoso
phy Elements of Criticism Evidences of Natural and Revealed
Religion, AIiibnie,c AebTa, Euclid Surveying Natural Phi
losophy, Webber's Iuton's "aics. and Hcnrys Che
misty together with full of the apssd Latin
dh1 eeN autofs In addition 10 their ORDINARY studies the
ne advanced students will stated and co,ent execes
IN .omIosiuon Defamation, and Forensic Dp uation The
oUeo' OIL tne institution moi only qualify young men for
sarin9 successfully in the various pursuits active life but
also for admission into the different Colleges and Universities
throughout the Union
The healhfnezs ofic si;uaon (cg near several springs
dcxcellent Wtc the SOBER industrious habits of the neighbour
hood entirely secluded from of vice and dissipation,
render desirable retreat for the pursuit of science, well
the formation OF correct and virtuous hasoad be had
respectable families and at convenient distances, the
moderate price $50 per Boardcrs will be considered
members of the families IN which they reside aud no pains
will he wanting render their situation easy and comfortable
The tuition viii be, for the dead languages dollars
studies.
Those who may feel inclined - nauonse this young Inst-
ton, struggling into life, respectful 'ad 10 call and
the facilities which here presented for the acquisition of
uel In they do so we shall feel sangne the belief
thatt will not be suffered decline the easona-
BE share Of thsir patronage The deeply sensible OF
the Obligations under which they laid by the liberal
tons of generous and enlightened community 1t hoped
That their expectations will not be disappointed the
nless OF the Institution win eventually prove commensurate
WIN INC aHncipaiIuHs OF IT'S i0underS.
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VIRGINIA.: at rules holden in the clerks Office of The
superior court of ehaneery for the Richmond district
the an day of July, 1925 John Baylor aud George D.
bayor pits against Robert Pollard, James Brown in HIS
own right aud ssexor of Robert Burton surviving partner
oil Donald Burton, Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pnkertca
and Dana S"ii assgnees Of Donald s. Burton, bapkrJs
dts. "
Inc defendants Samuel Drandrum, Thomas Pnkertba
ana Daniel Bell not having entered their appearances ADD
gwen security according to the OF assembly and the
rules OF tins court and IT appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they inhabitants Of this couutry IL ia
ordered that the said defendants do appear ON tbe
hrst day OF the next term, and bill Of review
nien by the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in tho civ
oil hichmnnd tor two months successfully, and posted az
the from, door of the capitol, in the said city.
Oh copy. Tesie, VIM. G. PEHDLETos, @. G.
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f.. ABSALOAf.

~ HATEFUL for past iavors, improves the pres
emit opportunity ofinidfming his ficnls ana Gus
tomcrs anfhe Members Of tho I.egsla;arc that his
star T. IN the corner house leading to Mayos Bridge
and next door to w IL. Ftxwhy lsonns Bookstore.
whore he respectfully solicsthc patronage of such
az may choose TO favor him with their custom. lie
has always hand good assortment Of gent cmens
BOOTS d. SHOES, made of the best materials and
mt the following prices warranted 70 wear equal to
any: For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up at the shortest notice, and-as cheap as can be
made elsewhere. = tc st
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MIRGINIA: 1T rules, holden in tire clerks office Of the
superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond district the
81 DAY of November, 1923: Thomas A. Baber pit against
John & Fleming. Isaac Cu and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer jr and Martha his wife, DIS
The dcfndans Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer IT, aud Martha his wife, having entered their appear
and given secrity according The of assembly and
hcs Of this and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this country it is ordered thai
the d defendants do appear here the h Gay Of next
January torn, and answer the bin OF the plaintiff and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted i'm newspaper pub
shcd in tire city fl;ictmond Cor months SUCCESSFULLY az
posted az the font door Of the capitol IN the saG city
~ e1ry. 1es'e, WIN. g.. PENDIETON, r. z.
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TIIE Unparalleled Reputation Of this medicinc

,IllE unparalleled reputation Of this medicine is
SUCH and its pre-cminent virtues are so we'll es-
taD.sfad and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN X EAiEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver: Debility resulting from intern
perance and dissipation: Old and inveteratc Ulcers:
PAINS in the Bones, attended with swcllngs of the
FONTS: lndigestion Bloches the Face, Pimplcs &c
oyphlis: Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular Mercurial and Scrofulous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed BY
inc Cathoicon, have become numerous, as TO pre-
cude their insertion i'll any newspaper, and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor to print them i'll
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
Cd as soon possible the scvera Agents for rra-
tultous distribution, and must, pcrusl, cthcn
me good opinion now entertained by tho friends of
TINS medicine, and disar, il is hoped the prciu,-
cesot those who'view with dstrust any medicine moi
known IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
AT the earnest solicitation Of members OF the med
aiiacuy and others who have witnessed the aston
lshing CURES effected by the use of the Vegetable
Catnoeon, ana who anxious that IFS benefits TO
mankind may be more widely diiiscd, the proprietor
mas consented TO reduce the retail price 20 TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this viii be Done with
out IN airy way deterioratng the quality OF tho med
lclne or reducing uie S=c Of e bottle as has boon
maternity done in the case of Swaim's Panacc:
hraets p e'S recently rtcr,d from physicians, of,
SnfSl"r ne Ssie Of Potr's Cthoco, mostc ,rha are
rena more than do-rn hotties of your C,,boir,, M -
Gu ore bottle Of Swans Pafacea; and feel great pleasure in
'ooicon tired, II has produced decided benefits ~ ~ "a
Loud you aifor 10 reduce the price Of vonr
and ,I s sn3 1 more frequently prescribe my
us 'own apo vicinity who have used rrvciailS in
c M 'e otneT ranaccas, AM AN me best effects,
sa!ariila had fall net Compound Syrup ri Sar-
en''r-. physician says have known scvcra, cures per.
@el ny the your Ca;lolicon which had previously
lace
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Almanac for 1929.

EUST publishedby PETER COTTON, his Virci.
~ MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the year
1929, ning, besides the Astronomical Calcutta
TONS Courts, &c &C. variety of curious useful and
entertaining mattersthe Astronomical part calcuIa.
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the groce, dozen or single.
In Press and shortly will be published. New No
vel, by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled ''Donald
Adair," two volumes.
no Its
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FHrnitare, Venetian Blinds and Piaaoes.

furniture, Venetian Blinds and Pianoes.
TENIIE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand reno
n raj assortment Of Cabinet Furniture manufsc-
tured by the most select ournCyncn aud of the hes,
materials, viz; sldcboards bureaus, secretaries book
cases, cina-prcsscs double and single wardrobcs,
carved and plain srFcw and patent Joint bcdstcads
straight legd and pillar on1 claw dining ten and
card tables, ow post and canopy top crbs plain and
figured cloth soias, culcd hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs now panocs with
assortment of Venetian blinds of varicus sizcs-
Any article ~ tho above bpe will be made NJ fhc
shortest notice, Tie most rsdnced price and in the
most fashionable and workmnniilto mnnncr
The subscribers special attention 20 the Cndertak
ing ehah be given at tic shortest notice, and at fhe
most roduccd prices. IIc also keeps Cor hire a nca,
funeral hourc, With good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREE.
Orpoiic 20 Tho Merchants Coffee House.
No. Naf' Strrat
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Berry's PreDl,0l Fire Brick.
ME have Just received n further supply Of the
w above superior article, which have been proved
70 be- equal 10 The English Stourbridge Brick.
principal Foundrics in tic Uatod States ma
king Of these brick iu preference TO tho English
CUSIfMAN g. ANDREW,
dc 5--rs ggenis far NE Manufacturers.