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Singular Cfrrtfsnsfdnee. As = gen.
tiemn ~ss riding over N~wmark~t
hill. . short tiuc since, hi. hers. .,sm.
o'ed against substance which N fr,,
nc considered 10 be a lump Of l)saik
Dot hearing rather q peculiar sound. !. e
was induced to look back, when he
perceived a large snake with several
young ones issuing from il; and, on
c'"se inspection, il pros eel to be hu
man skull of great antiquity am: near /.
y perfect. The snakes issued from
those holes which eycs did once inha-
ois, and no doubt the Young ones had
been Matched ia the skull Of one " no
might have kept the world in awe. >
The skull lay almost secure from iniu.
" unasr = mound. and TO all appear
ance had been bleaching for years OH
the spot where il was 80 cxtranrdinari.
y 'ound.-C Brighton Eng. Ca@.
II Human Crocodiie.-Some time
ago man vas hanged At Calcutta.
who was b good swimmer and could
remain long time under water. A.
vaiii"g himself Of his ability In slide
himself into the places enclosed with
pal'isadocs, where the Indian ladies
go to bathc, he used TO seize one. with.
out being seen by the o,hers. and
drown her, and then rob her Of the
jewels which these ladies never Law n.
side, even when they are bathing
De other ladies' secin. one Of their
friends disappear suddenly. believed
she WAS carried away by some cruco
diie. Alta il happened that a young
lady who was attacked by this rohber.
succeeded In escaping from his horri.
Bile attempt; and to the great surprize
OF every body. she told them that ,be
mad been attacked, not by q crocodile.
but by man. A search was made
Tor the rulhsn; ADD on being taken,
ne avowed that he had followed that
trade Tor seven years past.
Nottingham Rericm.
Consumpfion.-Somc very interest.
ling experiments have been performed
at Paris lately by DIR. Cotterau. a pby.
stefan OF cminence, on patients afflicted
with consumption. Having concsived
that the anti putresent qualities Of the
chlorets OF lime and soda. might be ap-
piled With effect 60 liberated lungs, ie
invented an apparatus for the purpose
OF administering the chloret 10 the form
OF gaseous vapour and if he and others
arc TO be believed, the effect ha. even
exceeded expcctation.-Some of the
patients in very advanced stages Of
consumption. after inhaling this gas a
dozen times, threw up in The expe oto.
ration. tubercics which had been do.
tachcd from tho lungs. and the diseas
cd parts being thus removed. the lungs
hsaied. and again became healthy.
Should this statement. which new rests
on The authority Of ~. Cotterau and
several other respectable physicians,
De true. we may congratulate the IA.
Guilty on discovery, which 10 many
cases must prove an incalculsblc b!es.
sing.-Dslthn Literary Gasele.
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REAprxo.lPrnn.lIune5 s,

hEADi"O- TcDN.l June ,.
.A'other warning against the incau-
''ous use OF firearms. FIVE lads had
assembled, on Thursday afternoon, in
a lot Of Mr.. Jacob Eisenb.ce's. in this
borough, for the purpose Of amusing
themselves by SHOCKING at a mark.
One Ut them, John 'EiseBbice, (son of
John Eisenbice) enjeayoured TO FIRE,
but the gun would not 20 of. He
handed il TO another. James Strubinp,
who observed he woa!,! try il at a bird,
aud IN the act Of raising the barrel for
that purpose. tho gun went of. and
unfortunately lodged all the contents
ia the body OF the III fatcd youth whose
name We have just mentioned. Tie
survived about Eve minutes, and was
IN the lgtb year Of his age. Comment
10 unbecesssTy, for With ell the warn.
ing given from time out of mind, il an.
pears accidents ,0ia happen
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

The attention Of all persons interested. is
respectfully requested to the General Meet.
Ing Of the Stockholders Of The Smi,hfield and
Harpers-ferry Road. The meeting will be
held IL Chsrlestown. on Friday merit
tbs very important that all the shares be
represented. personally or by proxy. The
success Of the project seems NOW to be Ger.
tain.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

Ice was found SlmOs, every night last
week N Quebec and the vicinity, aud
u vas feared that the fruit bad been
injured.
On Saturday night. The thermometer
stood al the Alb@sy Nursery at three
degrees below freezing point The
grapes there, and in that vicinity, are
cut or
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

Gen. ions =. yAn MSS has been el.r,.J
Mayor OF Washington. Mr.. Gales declined q
re election.
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my times. Yesterday, at about the
dinner hour. when hungry editor had
gone 20 his balIibut, a prowiing brother
81 the quill entered the deserted den,
and distracted. from the table Of the
absent. one Of bis very best paragraphs
IL was worse than mayhem, and should
be acted upon at the next meeting OF
printers Tor redress Of grievance
Takcany thing bet that, &-take books 8,
type, OF blank paper. but spare a lead.
ing article. IL the public, therefore,
discover any thing especially good. ia
any other psper, they may believe tina,
tits the Lost paragraph. Boston Pal.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

r. ~ CARTER has on lssd a large
- supply Of Crsdl.ar Scylhes. wbici,
WI be sold unusually lev. AlSo. a few
sxcKLEs,
Of superior kind; Whetstoues. SC
June nc, 1890
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NEW sunrrnEn GOODS



L WISH those OF my customers who have
Stud IN the mill. 60 take Q part tif no,
alb OF II away by the Isl or Jsly, as nv
object q 20 put new floeF in that pert 81
the mill which is now entirely taken 90
WIN the article. AS II vac my intention
last Jolly to have done 80, and prevented
from the circumstance. I hope this reaas,st
viil new be attended 60.
DANIEL SNYDER.
Ford Mills, June 10, Is3O.-3t
p. 81 must sgain solicit a csil from
those no still have unsettled secounts. a,
che necessity Of cls'ing them snce - .
few years - 40 doubt obvious 10 all. They
VIII al ell times be foosd ready Ios settle
ment; end as this is lSs sssson Of the yosr
that mill accounts should Be closed. hope
y Nh NET be deferred lpsgsF 'has TIE l.,
oi July. 10 my absence. tsy sss ID a.
Saydes. living 90 the mill. 10 anfbesizsd q,
settle sod transact say business 9th ibsss
disposed 10 call DIS
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MI I'LL persons Indebted 70 NE hav,
" 'he goodness 10 believe That rsagt
isanf H0ntyf Ifihey will. let them act a,
their eonssienees may ciciate.
JOHN s. GALLAIIEn.
June 10. 1880.
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.NEY MODE or DR.iul,n

lHE holder Of Five Tickets or shares will
a DO certain Of obtaining a, least Two
PmiIEs, and may draw SEVEN.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
No. &. FOR 1880,
To be drawn in Baltimore, on Ucdnes-
day the SOfh June.
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HAVE about 200 barrels " Com 70, s.,s
a. ten shilhogs aud six pence, " ,sksn a.
~sy before harvest. n. !. TtnSrn
June ?. 1850.
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DOCTOR
c. O. @WQEISRa

AVING taken his residence az Mr.
II RICHARD HENDERsos's, nsa, Hall.
town. offers his professional service. To the
public. June Q. 1880
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PaEPAlH ron HA1vEsT,
II n. CARTER u now receiving . cup
40 ply Of Goods suitable for harvest.
public. june iG ,sso
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.rHE PROsPECT rs Coon

For an abundant Hayvssf:
VAIL snd supply yourselves With the ne.
~ esssary ARTICLES. va.
ssoOd Ceacs - Ia cts psrib.
brown sugas ~. do.
Roe, Pepper. hllspics,
Orleans holssses,
Oranges, Lemons, sc &c.
Hdso.
Srhn's trsiS seythss. (sIi bscks,)
trsS Scytbes.--w bstsiSnes,
New " Old " hickey BY the barrel
TIE eb0ts egfsies eaa 10 Aeds(
cha'les,own, Jurs Q. isJO.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Ceaal.

We are Informed, that the President and
Direeters fos 'be lsss yer have been re-e!eci.
ed, Wig:
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June o. 1880.
WOWSM AND gI0YY
RA2yTE1N1G.

i friesds and che public generally. "a.
he has commenced the above bs,,ne., IN
Charsssaowa, and gill attend TO all order,
70 has professional line. either in Jefferson,
OF any Of the adjsiniss counties.
PAPER HANGING.
The subscriber will cleo execute. a, fur.
oIs0 s1d execute. PAPER Hi.vGINf,S
Of every description, 1T tha shortest no,,c,
JOHN NJ. SF.FLY.
CtarIssiewn, June 9. iss0-iu.
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So" The Register, containing IN. ORR,
La, will he forwarded gratis, unn,sd,.,sJr =,
ter the drawing, to those who may request !,
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Hsrpers Ferry. June i6. 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

"a
&E EDlCAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectures will
1f-A commence with the Session the 10th Of Sep.
TENDER, and be regularly continued till the 2Oh of july
'olpwlne;-a course above twice as long any Me-
dical Collie e in the Union.
The arrangements Of subjects is az follows:
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, OBSTETRICS, and Me
DIcAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DUNGLISON
NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDIcA and PHARMAcY
JOHN p. EMMETT, NJ. ID.
ANATOMY and SURGERY with DIssrgTIoNy-
THOS. JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
The Anatomical Museum is already in a condition 10
eiucidate the Lectures Anatomy aud Ply siology;
auu Is daIy recelvNg additions, whilst the Surgical APP
paraius is at least equal to any in the Union
one iuil course OF the Lectures in the Medical De.
Pafment is considered by the authorities of the Unver
,ty OF Penn'ylvSnia as equivalent to course in that
Institution.
by late law Of the Board OF Visiiers Students up.
wards oil 20 years of age, allowed the privilege oil
residing outside the precincts in the family OF
spectacle individual to he approved by III Faculty.
August 27 32-3t
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metals. Ths most positive and anxious instructions
at the time issued, for adopting the
catory aud pacific measures possible for obtaining this
object. A Proclamation also issued by the Governor
of Georgia. forbdding all persons whatever from inru
ing upon the Mineral District, and carry ing Oft the pre-
cious metals.
For fear, however that the Commanding Officer OF
the U. should misunderstood his orders, IL is said that
instructions have been recently issued, charging
hun not 10 interfere with the mining operations Of the
Cherokees, in their own Enclosures, and their own
farms.
Ii IS said that the government of the U has most
carefully avoided, throughout the whole OF ih deli
cate transactions, committing itsef the question o.
the Sovereignty Of Georgia the Cherokee Soil.
That point il said to be brought before the Suprs
Court Of the United States--and cannot doubt from
all that we have heard that Mr.. Writ has undertaken
To carry before the Supreme Court be' all Of the
Cherokees; and that notification that fleet hes
been officially made to the Administration by th.ir
Counse-Aiter the case OF the Cohens, Sc. We should
not be surprzed at the Courts entertaining the uri-c
ton OF passing upon the right of State GJvernmen,
TO the sovereignty OF is own sol.-As Mr. Jefferson
in OF his letters in aliusion 10 the OF the
Cobens " They are constituting our Constitution from
coordination OF general and cia government to
general and supreme alone. This will lay all thin
at their feet, and they too well vsrsed in Engli-l
law to forget the max'n. boni judicis est dmpiar
juTisdictioRem.'
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NEXT FRIDAY

To the Spernumeydry Officers Of the Virginia STATE
Line, during The Revolutionary TTar
HNHE Court Of Appeals having recently decided ibaf
N the Supernumerary Officers entitled to half
pay so long az they live, and 1t appearing that suit
must he brought in every case, before the debt will be
paid, the subscriber tenders his services an agent
and attorney in prosecuting snCh claims. Having for
several years given his attention TO this subject and
he claims Of officers 10 Land Bounty he bss made
himself familiar with the Laws respecting such claims
aud the means OF procuring the evidence necessary TO
establish them, II 10 he had by reference the public
Records or application to the surviving officers
Letters addressed TO the suhscrber AT this pace viii
receive punetual attention. THOMAS GREEN.
kichnnond, April 1s. 1I7-wlfi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

The N. Intelligencer adroily quotes ss the leading
article under its editorial head, paragraph from the
Sco,a Gazette, stating that Judge Reyno Ids has
electe in Illinois, and claiming him 4" the Clay
Candidate for GOreTnOr-Is il possible, that neither
the Scisa Gazette the National Inteligencer has
seen the long Address OF Mr.. Reynolds to The Citizens
OF Misunderstanding himself in the most direct and do
clrd terms the friend of Gen. Jack and his admin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

EHR THOMAS MoALE.-- Take notice that ON Fri.
w day the 18th day Of October next, at the Swan
Tavern IN the city Of Richmond shall take the deposit
Ion oil William Mann to be read az evidence upon the
hearing Of an inuncton now depending & undetermined
IN the United States Court for the fifth Circuit and
Eastern District Of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
you are defendant. Yours, &c.
JOHN 8 WEXFORD.
August 10. 2s- ysw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

I'm CHANCERY.-A rule. taken 10 the clerks Of
H. hce OF Prince Ed ward county court the End day of
August, 1890
Jacob Taylor, Puf
against
James % Wood and Moses Tredway, executors IF
Martin Taylor deed, Michael Taylor, Elizabeth Ro.
bnson, thu representatives of Jscob Taylor name
y, Henry Wizel and Elizabeth his WIFE Michael Tay.
lor, John III LUZ and Mary his wife, Henry Taylor
Bstsbem Harvey and Esker his wife, Jesse Luz and
Sarah his wife and David Taylor the Representatives of
Mary linn. deed, namely, George, Henry S., Peter,
Jacob, John. Michael William and Samuel Zinn George
aud Jotn Mncar, John Huff and Elizabeth bis wife,
David Wells and Mary his wife, Henry Grim and Eliz.
abe III his wife, the representa- ives OF Henry TAYLOR
decd namely, John Taylor; Henry Taylor Jacob Tay-
lor, Daniel Taylor, Oils Williams and Hety his wife.
the representatives. OF John Taylor decd namely Mi
chaei Taylor. Joseph Taylor, Chris, an Rsede aud f.
izabeh hi wife, Christian Bets and Cstharine his
wife, Simon Hening and Magdslne his wife Jehn
Wsner and Mary his wife, Defts
The def ndants Michel Taylor Elizabeth Robinson,
Henry Witze and Elizabeth his wife, Michael TAYLOR
John II. Lu,z and Mary his wife, Henry Taylor Bet
rab his wife, David Taylor, Henry G'm and Eizabet IN
his wife, John Taylor, Henry TayI or. Jacob TAYLOR,
Daniel Taylo-, Michael Taylor, Joseph TAYLOR, Chrss
tan Reede and EZ beth his wife, Christian Briefs and
Caharine his wife, Simon Henng and Magdaline his
wife, John Wisner and Mary his wife, not having en-.
tered their appearance and given security according 10
an act Of The General Assembly, aud The rules Of th,
Court; and II appearing that they not inhabitants
OF thi, SateOD the motion Of the Plaintiff by tis At
torney, II is ordered that The sad Defendants do appcar
here on the LIST day OF November Court next and an
:wcr the Plaintiff bill and that copy Of this order be
Pers printed in the City Of Richmond, Two months
excessively and also posted the ron, door OF hs
Courthonse Of this county. Copy. Teste,
Augu'27. s2-wsw b. WORSHAM,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

ION the 2ih inst, his mothers residence in Hanover
county her son HBNRr WTTLocK, in the ooh year
aer short illness He universally esteemed and
his numerous relatives and friends
" was his good combine many good onal, os
most youths Of his ago. '' ~
INC writer this speaks from knowledge from nm o
quainance with him from his earliest Of
providence shows how vain arc oil earthly prospects.
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CONTMTJNrJr6TED

On Sunday night last, Mr. John Frarcis of the coun.
~ OF New Kent whilst asleep in his house, was
murdered aud robbed Of large sum of money in spe-
consumed. IL is stated at three Of biz own negroes
have been appreheudrd, who confessed their guilt and
they have been committed to il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
STATE TREASITRY

Il Good Example I'VE understand, that sbou,
eight days ago, there had paid into the Treasury
oil va for the taxes Of thu ensuing fiscal year. $3.50
in pert hom the county Of Okic--and $4,000 hom
the county OF Charlotte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
no. VNDERTAkERS.-Ih. ap.lar,irned. Z

VuNo~ vNDER1A kER&.-Tbs 6uslersis ned. Cone
Prince Edward. tor the purpose, will proceed at The
Court House, on Friday tie l7h day OF Sept next TO
let the building Of a Dgw Court. House. 90
The body OF the brick covered with hsartine shin
ges;he sizs OF the house i', he Sc fee, ione hy 40
eet vide from outside ou,side The an ct the house
with the interior fnsh i. deposited In the Clerks OF
nee, where the necessary information can b. had on
aYpl.c,,Ou.
CHARLES WOODSON,
HENRY +. WATKINS,
SAhrL G.. ANDERSON,
wORSHAA,.
JOSEPH TODD,
JAMES n. WOOD. .,y,
:. Commissioned
P'ince Edward c h., August 81. 32 w,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

The Norfolk Herald OF the 23d, states that Among
the Passengers In the Potomac trom Washington, on
saturday afternoon, were VIM. L. Barry, E.q Pos
Master General, AMI Msj. Lewis, Second Auditor OF
the Treasury They proceeded on in the Potomac yes
tsrday morning to Richmond The ots,t OF Mr. Bar.
rvs trip, we understand il TO determine the expeden-
cy OF Transporting the Mail between Richmond and
Norfolk. by steam which would certainly be a great
Improvement, and might be effected, should think,
at saving Of expense"
These gentlemen reached Richmond on Sunday
is't, and le il on Tuesday morning, forW ton }
CsNsus-of .No,foik-2iS4 White Males, 26i7 Fe.
ma'es-5i3l $50 Male Slaves, 2i7S Females 1851
Male Free Persons Of colour $50, aud Females SIP
92S-The fggregate population of Norfolk is OSLO
in 1929. the poplua,ion was S47S-lncrea.e is pei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

The "Coinnercal Advertiser" is in character wi en-
he himself assumes the responsibility" of Appcmai.
'ox--ihai IL, of p'lming a gross and shameful i'm.
position upon the public. But II IL ridiculous ior
him to "renev his assurance OF the high and Ionsrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

| Mr.. Robert M SthIy.-we have lost petticolas-
and about losing the talents of another artist-Ro-
bert M. Sully, native Of Virginia. and nephew to
Thomas Suly. We have little doubt that he will prove
himself worthy of his distinguished relative Robert
Suly is about removing to Philadelphia with the hone
OF advancing his fortunes expanded theatre OF
action. He carries with him the best wishes and the
highest respect of all his friends in Virginia
Mr. Robert NJ. Suy has enjoyed the advantage of
studying in the best schools OF England His portrait OF
the celebrated NOrthcote, whose ruling passion survives
all the approaches Of age and the attacks Of disease
in our humble opinion admirable proof Of the young
painters proficiency in his art. IL was exhibited at
Norhcotes request at the Suffolk Street Exhibi.
lion, and had the character of being Of the best Por
traits in the Exhibition Mr. has horne the highest test.
mony toits merits he subsequently refused TO sit TO ma
artists who most anxious for the honor of
such distinguished master Of the Art We under
stand that this Portrait has been always intended for the
Philadelphia Academy Of Fine Arts.
Mr. Sully will carry with him his collection Of Paint
ngs-and among them, the copies of the original Por
traits Of Pocahonas and Of Rolfc which he has lust
finished at Petersburg He has the most satisfactory
certificates as 20 the truth Of the copy and az 10 the
authenticity Of the originals from several members OF
the family II appears from Of the certificates that
the painting Of Pocahontas brought from Warwick
shire in England about the year 1872, by Ryaud Ran.
doph Of Turkey Island in the county Of Henrico Vr.
giniaand sold in 1884 by the Administrator of the F
tate Thomas Boiling Of Cobbs, one Of the descendants
Of the Indian princess. No doubt is entertained in the
family, that this picture the portrait Of Pocahontas
and probably the only one in existence.
gentleman NJ taste in Petersburg. who married
distant defendant OF Pocahontas, and In whose pos
session the paintings are, gives II as his opinion
from the costume. that II painted Nv the reign NJ
James I.t--and rti6es 10 the rigid fidelity with
which Mr. 8. has copied this very intefes ing Portrait
Tie ssys the Tx mess, costume and attitude, have been
presrrved with great exac'ness -" The original I'll
crumblng rapidly that II be considered bav.
ing already paced out # existence ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

NOTICE.-By virtue -! deed OF t'ust, executed to
L 'hr Subscriber by John p. Prize the 23d day Of
hpri', 1877 ard duly recorded 10 Cumberland Clerks
oice the 2sh day OF May. 1927 tor purposes therein
mentioned, shs proceed 20 sell said OF land
toned IN said deed the pr misses, the fifth day OF Oc
tooer next, Tor cash. The Of land lies mile
oil Raines Tavern and s believed 10 contain about one
hundred aud thirty or forty arres be The
iefs The subscriber believes the title TO be good but
VIII only sH such title is vested in him by said deed
JOHN w. WILSON. Trustee.
Angus, IL y2-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

III AND FOR SALE. VIII b. sold 20 ,h.. hiyL,.t
4A bidder, the pre- misses, on +, dav IN. Is "a dsy
OF October next. fair II no, the 6ext is dey he,f
alter, pursuant to the will OF the Ia Dcct DAVID r.
Paiteson, the tract OF land whvron the saA Patesop
resided In Nelson county.
This tract contains about $50 il lies the fork
OF Rockbsh 81 James River; ard both the hish and low
grounds are OF the very best quality. crop oi wheat
will be seeded in the best manner.-The land will he
shown either by the subscriber, Mr. Spencer Tur-
ner who lives aljaoen To II. not prepared AZ this
time 10 specify the terms Of the sao they Wi, b made
known on The day REUBEN PATTESON.
.,- only acting Executor of
DAVID PArrESON, decd.
August 81. S2-wtts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

Tho points to which the fredericksburg pleased to
call attention, have been sufficiently explained
No private letter from Washington either from the Author Of
East Room Letter, from other
addressed mo, calculated shake nv ah in
the accuracy of its There priva,c
ncaton stated at tho tme the subject Of
but was not addressed to MYSELF known by
given, made public, because
the form which should DO made.As public notices
which taken of the letter, did readily
suspicion OF its the Editor of the
have donc because had eposed confidence
tho Letter, and little in the which
frankly recprocao the courtesy which dpayed because
am pleased with tho mcnded of tho Editor
frankly the assurances that his enquiries proceed from
spirit of male olenceend o will pleased accent nv
that shall subject again il Ia
not because disdan to notice" his Editor.