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From the New York Farmer.


is singular that such body OF evidence .hould he
brought together the advantages of the apple cation
OF moderate quantity Of salt TO every description Of
growing crop, from grass 10 mbeTtees and 10 almost
every domestic animal from thu horse to the honey
and yet that salt should be little in USE We HAYS
stock; because have it very generally given on
he continent. Mr.. johnson says, 81 have give. nv
own gig horse ounce OF salt every mig ia bis corr
TO- the last five y"ar; and though he has during that
p d. worked very hard, he has continued in the best
health, having had dose OF physic in his life
To be able to dispense with physr, either in 'he econo
my OF men or cattle, is grand object; and certainly
think tie occasional perhaps the constant use OF sai,
in the food of domestic animals and especially in tato
the horse as being in more highly artificial state than
the o'hrrs, desirable object
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Rights party Of different opinion, tlrore 10 not the
smallest hopo that my views will prevail have ex-
pressed them honestly, is the duty Of every citizen
this crisis 1t my individual opinion. 1 rcspon-
sibc for it, and not the State Rights party.
In conclusion, beg leave TO oficr sentiment, the
applicability Of which will strike all, who have read the
great speech of the great Edmund Burke American
taxation.
Our Federal C0nsttution-May il not be the first
illustration, in this world OF the truth Of the
maxim, "that the FORMS of free and the EN- DS OF
an arbitrary government, not altogether incoinpat-
ible."
am, Gcntlemen with great respect, your obt scrv't
ROBERT J. TURNBULL.
To Hessrs. John Taylor, Hade Hampton, Jr.
j. @. Br0lon, =. NJ ButIer, aud IPni. Harper.
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Extract If a letter to The Editor.

"i perceive in late paper you have taken ZONE no.
tce OF MIR. Wits letter TO the Governor. The concu-
sion OF his opinion to the Chctoksss well as recoI-
lec is that lie has not BEEN able TO find any authority
tina; the CHI rokec naion is not sovereign State il
he had said lie could find no authority that the Chero
kes nation sovereign state he would have been
much nearer the truth. Vatie whom he quotes, SAYS
that, country inhabited by wondering savages may be
taken possession Of by sovereign state and eIuciatss
the pr ncipe by reference 10 America AID gives WIN
Penn great credit for having purcha cd the lands from
the Indians when he beid from the crown Bat
tie legislation OF the Uped $ ates affords abundant
proof that the Federal Government nrver considered
the Indian tribes sovereign states Under he author
ty to regulate trade with foreign nations among the
veral states and with the Indian tribes Congress has
passed law regulating the conduct of our cizs ne
when engaged 10 trade with the Indians This has not
been attempted with any foreign state. Again, tho
Constitution gives 10 Congress the sht CT declaring
war Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe e,
had Indian yet the statute book of the IT, States
contains declaration OF against Indian tribes or
nations. Do these facts not speak ineligible
Cons ftiufi0nnLisf
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q tURE OF DYSPEPSIA-DR. JonN D0V r. hay
~ ing just returned from New York, where he has
been TO make himself well acquainted with Oliver Hal
s,ed's method OF curing Dyspepsia now
oilers his services to those afflicted with that
as the legally authorised Agent for the State of Virgin
Ia, OF o. Hasted the inventor Of this entirely new mode
OF practice, in the efficacy Of which, J. Dove has the
most implicit confidence.
While there had ample opportunity Of conversing
daily with from 10 to 20 OF these unfortunate su
from many OF the Safes, whose diseases had resisted
the abiest medical advice in Europe and America and
who had been entirely radically cured by hi. me
For the efficacy 1T the practice I am authorised by
said Halsted, 10 refer to Messrs. VIM III. Hubbard
James Crane. B-uj. +. HilliarJ John N. Gordon f. w
the town OF Petersburg.
j. Dove may be found on the Market Bsidge, over
The store OF Messrs wadswor,h s. Williams.
Oct l. a2-6,
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n y pursuance ot order OF the SUPERIOR Court OF
Chancery Tor the Richmond District offer Tor sale
T'ac, OF Land on Crump's Greek, in the cosn,y OF
hdn0vtr about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning ll20 acres, which laid of into four lots, and
viii 10 sold jointly or seve,ally.
.3iSo, Tract OF Land in the county of Goochia,d,
on the waters o Little Byrd Creek. containing 537
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish.
ing 10 purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones' who lives lear
1.-THE Gooehiand Land, by Mr.. Payne
For Teens, which will be accommodating appIv 90
the near Hanover lurihouse. WM. +. WICKHAM,
SurvvingTSustee OF the Estate OF Sam'I Gis dec.
Aug. IL. 2S-tf
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UNIVERSITY OF PEW:N-SYLV.aNL8-
XH EDICAL DEPARTMENT. .c,ur.. a, n,

UNIVERSITY OF PEyV.N-SYL V.4.NI9.
M EDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectures will
1tA commence as usual on the first Monday in No
vember, and be continued till March, The arrange.
inents OF the branches IL az follows:
ANAroMY-P. 5. Physick, NJ. d., w. E. Homer,
M. ID.
!; MArERIA MEpIcA-Johu Redman Coke, M. ID.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE-Naihal Chairman M ID.
MipwrrERY-Thos. c. James, NJ. D., WIN. p De-
wees, nj. ID.
Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
SURGERY-W Gibson. NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES or MEDIcINE-SamI Jackson, nj. ID.
clinical instruction is given at the Philadelphia Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital, twice a week.
W. E. HORNER, Dean,
Aug. ". 2S-iNI6h No 263 Chesnut Street.
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goo REWARD. -Ransway from the suI,cri.

81 2n REWARD.-RAnaway from the subscri.
Up NV oers lew days ago, negro meu--ail OF
winch were purchased in Richmond in the courie of
The last wesks-and we have no doubt but they are
now lurking aesut tho city-Eam, alias, Page, taw-
ney cooured fellow, remarkably gen.eel, and speaks
very quickly, with space between his fore teethno
other marks recoleced, he is about feet 10 inches
in heisht-was purchased OF Mr. Myers Of Richmond,
ana is well known in the Washington low sta.
pur -hased oil Mr. Beverley Randolph oil Richmond and
am rot mistaken was advertised by that Gentleman
some weeks ago, and a minute description given OF
him. Jacob--an uncommonly likely fellow, 6 feet l
inch high-was bought Of Doct. Curtis, seven miles
from the city-and is doubt in the neighbour.
mood oil The Doctor'-no marks about him recoliected
he Is very large and robust and speaks rather sammer
lngy The above reward will be given for their deliv-
ery.'her in Henrico or the city Ja-or dollars ri.
ven for the delivery Of eithrr-or secured in either
Jail. RICHARD RUSSELL e. r.
oep'. III 40-Sts
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~ subscriber is empowered by deed Of trust from
Judge Hay aud others, Of record in the office of the
clerk OF Henrico county to SELL and he now offers for
saie the estate called Ashfeld containing about niue
hundred and thirty acres: situated Chickahominy in
the county OF Henrico, about miles from the
city of Richmond.
The estate consists Of two parcels: tho upper separat
cd from the lower by slip OF land about four hundr
yards WIDE The upper parcel contains about $780, and
the lower ahou, 500 acres.
On the upper parcel there il excellent brick dwell
ling hsuse, 62 by 30 feet, having six large and two
small rooms, and four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1874 and said be good as any
IN The county. The store aud gardeners house
are also oil brick The other houses Kitchen servants
apartments stables, and house, Sc are Of wood
About nethrd OF this tract is as am told, what IL
called mud land, 20 40 Of which are cleared
and in meadow, which may with little trouble be KEEP.
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract about 500 acres are
barnss'ables, &c but house, but that
ed Tor the Overseer. Ii has good settle for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and abundan,
supply OF hre wood. There is also an orchard on it,
IL Is represented that OF this tract, between one and
two hundred acres mud land, that may be easily
clearedand that equal to any land Chckahominy
The district of country in which these lands are iii.
uaed said to be very healthy, and entirely exemp,
from ague and lever.
On having the purchase money, and the intere.,
'hereof, payable semi-annuay, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately il the purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
jury "a. 23-tf
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NNlLLlAM s. MARY COLLEGE.-A meeting of
Wv the Visitors and Governors of this Institution is
earnestly requested on Wednesday, the Goth inst The
object OF this meetngi ill the vacancy in the Profess
sorshpot Mathematics, occasoned by the resignation
oil Professor Stewart The importance of the object il
is hoped, will command a full board.
JOHN PAGE, Rector
Williamsburg, Oct. 5.
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F" Muou rEr uEMAiss uN.uSa."
AN ApPEAL.

AN APPEAL.
Noaayehs Could ye taste the mirti yo mar = DrEpS
We worshippsrs of glory.
Wlc battle tho earth in blood
Aud launch proud namos for amer ago
Upon the ormson flood
Pause in your march of terror.
We hoVeIs DER your path,
Madness, despair aud death, await
The conflicts gathering wrath
Think We a throne will prosper,
nations glory rise,
When you, bark !. borne by peoples tears,
And waited 10y their signs
Look To tho peaceful dwelling
OF tho peasant and his race
Jhetc's 10Y around that lowly hearth,
There's rapture GA each face.
That brow with snow il whitonoL
Those eyos with ago are dim
But his face is bright at the twilight hour.
As he JOINS the evening hymn.
For his children they arc smiling
What blessed sight 1t is,
To sit in the shade OF a pleasant ovo,
Aud gaze IA scene like this !
Two manly youths standing
Beside their fathers chair,
Aud mailsn's iacc, all lovulinoss,
Shincs like n sunbeam there.
A mothers placid tcnturcs
Are IN that circle found,
And her bosou warns with thrill of ,gy
A. she fondly looks around.
Ga through tho paths to glory
So mighty co"pIrcfors;
The rumpets voice "a sumnonn,
hour icEuns To the wars.
Rush on, through fold. of Carnage
And tread 10 earth tho foe;
Wherever your banners float above
Let your sabrus Hash below.
Yet stay your march TO greatness
Your breath has boom fate!
Where is tho peaceful cottage now!
lts hearth IL dcsoiato!
No moro upon that dwelling
Thu twilight shadows all;
W shToudlnSs grave tho old man sl-rps
Beneath the ruined wall.
We tore away his strong onas-
Ga the battle fall tlioy lilo.
The mother pincd in her grief away,
And laid her down TO die.
That form OF scraph swec tnnss,
Where tho oyc enraptWod gszcd,
Is II pitoous wreck IN its loy1liness
For the lost ones brain is ctazcd.
'rwore hottcr sho sleeping
Within tho silent tomb
oh, never more to hor iieuzied aye,
The flowers OF life shall bloom.
Are these tho glorious trophies,
That build you up a name?
With Flood anti tears, yo couTierors,
va purchase empty fame!
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

%NILL be offered ior sale. at HekmsDs Tavern,
Wv near the premises on Tuesday, he 23I OF NJ.
vember nsx if fair, If not, The fair day there.
after, that valuable tract OF land known a. Trueheatps
wing IN Greenbrer county, on the waters of MeaJrw
River and Sewell Geek, contaioing I110 acres the
greater part OF which il bottom land, uncl4afed and Of
The h,st quality. This land lies about % mile, west
from Lewisburg and 80 from the White Sulphur Sorinys
The Turnpike road, from the mouth OF DunISps Creek
to the salt works on the Kena~ba, passes directly
through IT, IL admirably adapted for grains and grass
e.. The situation on the Turnpike Will tGird ready
salo for it, produce, aud render il excellent stand Tor
Tavern.
The land will be sold in body or in convenient lots
20 suit purchasers. The terms will be -ihird casb
and the remainder in one and two years. O- il those
wishing TO purcb, zee, much prefer H. third cash and
he remainder IN ono, two and three years with de ed
Of trust in either case 70 secure the payment One or
'll Of us will be at ayers Tavern Iswi.burg zen
or twelve days before The sse, and should object 10
receiving proposals. ptiy>t-ly. Letters, in the mean
| tinc, insy he addressed To
Jesse :. ARMIsTEAD, Buckingham G H.
GEosdaE: Is N TiNsL,&Y, 5 Ponha''o c II.
! Ot = 41-ds
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zane HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE-On
w Thur-dsy the n of January next III the day il
fair) shall oh,r for sale, a, Suty Court.House on a
credit Of months, 100 likely negroes, most Of whom
are young; consisting OF men, women, boys girls and
childfen-Ths safe will be made without reserve. and
be continued from day 10 day Till Effected M rer.on.
DESTROYS OF buying slaves may meet this occasion
with such will suit their demands.
J. N. FAULCON
.adm'W Of John Fdu'c0n decd
Smry Court House. Oct H. IS 8, g. 2smrslL
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Sept. II

xENKY o. MIDDLETON, OF Fredericksburg,
n q Va, has undertaken to restore lands in Virginia
to the original owners that have been cold for the d.
rect tax OF the United States and State tax Also that
which has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of Yir-
gina' Tor the non payment OF taxes.
He will undertake for portion Of the land re- cover
d; hut IL preferred by the propretors, will take spu.
iaed or contingent compensation, to be paid after the
performance OF engagements.
Persons wishing his services, had better eommuni.
cate early with him, az Fredericksburg, Va (post paiD
as he expects 10 set out early this fall for the West
lis continues TO receive agencies to ate and
identity Western lands by actual resurvty; TO rent or
lease out pay the taxes, make Sales and render every
other service necessary for the safe management
thereof.
The continued extensive range Of riding which his
engagements require West OF the Allie ghany
Affords me oPporunityto transact other business which
induces him to offer his services generally.
The settlement and bonding old or new debts collect
ing pegoca'lng, and all other business will receive
prompt personal attention As this advertisement socs
beyond his personal acquaintance he offers reference TO
The following gentlemen:
Corporation Of Fredericksburg, pa.
John Netcai'e, John S. Wexford,
w IN. J Roberts, Fayete Johnston,
Reuben Thorpe, Archibald Hart
Spottsyluania County, pa.
George Hamilton, WIN. Bernard,
Samuel Storrow, Culpeper County. Pa.
.ai6emarie County, IA.
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers
Hugh Melon.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk of Greenbrier County, Va.
Robert Rives, Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs, Richmond City, Va.
Thomas . Taylor, Powhatan County, Va.
N. w. cambridge, Henry County, Va
Abraham Stapl-s, Patrick Courthouse, Va
Ballard Smith, Greenbrer County, Va
Joseph Il. DaingeTfeld, Lswisburg, Va.
chief Justice George Robertson, Ky.
Hon. Roht p Lstchcr, Ky.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia.
G orge Hebb, Baltimore
Slas Wood, New York.
Doctor Thomas Semmes, Alexandra d. C.
Hszekiah Miller, Georgetown, d. C.
O'I IL Aft
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NOTICE TO claimants of Land in the STATE Of
Kentueky.--Thoss persons who may be interested
IN Obtaining decisions in The now pending before
he Supreme Court at Washington which will decide
The conn locality OF the several acts of the Lega-
tute Of ntucky affecting the lille 10 land in that State
held by Citizens Of Vrgnia-w find IL 10 their adj
van'a.e 10 confer wHh William Barrett, Richmond.
Oct TX. 45-1t
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Ep0UNTY LANDS.-The subscriber offers his
- services TO claimants Of Revolutionary Bounty
Lnnds IN procuring Scrip for Warrants Issued TO be
issued by the Executive Of Virginia, by the Score
'sty OF War, and In locating the where the best
selections OF land may be made. lie will also buy War
rant' or the Scrip.
lie may De found at all tines at Mrs. Duyas board.
ing house, near The Capitol.
NJ letters addressed TO him a, Richmond, and post
PAIL will he duty attended to.
Sept IL 3s-n JAS. SOUTHGATE
MOrlCE.--PersOus indebted 10 the firm Of KYLE q
~ Cochran, requested 10 forward ard settle
heir accounts.
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business az early
a. possible, and i, hoped ths notice will meet the i'm.
mediate attention Of those concerned. July 81 eft
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TANHIEF!ll THIEF Was stolen on the EVENING
n Of the 9TH inst Bay Horse saddle and bride .
The Horse is marked with a white stripe down his
orehead running little diagonay his nose with
one white or glass eye black and tail with lock Of
white hair growing out of the end Of his tail-Hs
feet whiehe is about nine or ten years old PAGES
and tros easy Forty dollars reward will be given for
The recovery OF the horse and the conviction of he
thief or ten dollars and reasonable expenses for the
recovery of the horse, saddle and bTiddlc
Oct g 4f-3tr s. HAYES
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To Professors and Tcocber,.

fENHE Visitors Governors of William s. Mary Col
Il iege, Will proceed on Wednesday the 10th inst,
TO elect professor of Mathematics
The cmoluments of the situation in the hands of the
late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred to two thou
sand dollars.
Procssorship in this Instution-in the facilities il
affords TO prosecute literary pursus-and in every other
point OF view in which il cam ought to be regarded
by the Lover OF Literature and Scicnce-possesses adj
vantaSes superior TO those presented by similar insti-
tuition IN any other University of the Union.
Letters addressed to the Undersigned, will be pre-
scned TO the Board OF Visitors, and receive due at.
tcntion JOHN PAGE, Rector Of
William & Mary College
Williamsburg, Va Oct IL. 45-tlSh inst
The Editors OF the u 5. Telegraph and Nat. Intel
ligcncer, Washington; Courier & Enquirer and Even
ing Post N York; u. S. Gazette and Am. by. Adver-
tiser Poulson's) Phadephia will please insert the
above advertisement in their papers for week. and
send their accounts 10 the Editors of the Richmond
EnIurer for payment.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be mad TO the Pred.
dent aud Directors OF the Blbk Of Virginia 10 re.
new certificate for Shares of the Stock of N
sad bdhK, Issued in the name Of the President and Di.
recior' OF the Literary Fund, dated the IOb January.
1870 and numbered lll3, which has been lost
OC'' IL 42-wAw
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.FHNHRASHING MACHIN E.-SAMUEL SLATER's
Il Patent Ihrasting and Filming Machine. This
highly valuable and improved Machine is now offered
10 The public for inspection and ctcism at the South
West Corner ofCallowb and Julias Streets ear the
White Horse Tavern. A model may also be seen at
the Agricultural Store OF Messrs Landreth Chestnut
few doors below Third street.
Farmers, Planters ard Citizens ars particularly in
ved 10 call and see the in operation. The pa
tenee does not pretend to boast of his performance
bringing perfection that which has been sought af
ter tor upwards OF 20 years. that's to say perfect Ma
chine for thra hug all kinds of small grain also rice
He will leave that for the Public to Judge, and the
Machine to rest upon is own merits. 1t requires but
little room, is simple constructions pernanen ut and d
fabie' and performs beyond conception.
CAUTION.
Inc public are cautioned against purchasing any ma
chime creiofore patented for thrashDg OF grain until
they have an opportunity OF seeing the above in full
operation lis supposed TO be the last patented nv the
U. ). Patent Office. TIE specification was only for
wArded on the third day Of July last. The paten,ee
has been engaged agent in vending dieren; thrash
ing machines Tor the last years aud in
Win the opinion OF scientific and agricu wrists
~ through him brought TO complete perfection
RICE
The above Machine is uGQu estonably the best and
cheapest offered 10 the public for thrashng of rice
Planters would promote their interest by seeing il in
operation.
Township, county and state rights; also, single
Machines, with or without horse power can be had by
applying as above.
The pa,entee informs the public that attempts mpy
be made by imF osng upon them, in off-ring others:
his may he known by hi OH the concaye in front
Of the Machine.
SAMUEL SLATER,
2i3 North Third street
JOHN WEAVER, Agent
y n In lana anIE aIl. A.
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NI OfICE'-A petition will be presented to the ne xt
Legislature OF Virginia, praying the passage OF n
Law, compellingthe Clerks OF the County Courts of
'his Commonwealth, TO reside within a quarter of a
mile oil the Courthouse, and within the county in which
hey shall be compelled TO live. The grievances re-
sul,Dg 'om the want Of such law, Will be then and
there shewn. Oct 12uG,s
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AOIICE.-A petition will be presented 10 The next
" General Assembly OF Virginia. bv The Exccn,ors
OF WIN H. Perkins, decd TO repay The estate 1855 10
wh interest on the same being sum Improperly paid
~ his Executors since his death for in.ovfn, militia
fines. Sc, "A doy1E
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# tAUTiON IL understand TINT Thos. Richardson Of
~ the City Of Richmond. has been endeavorinx TO
sell Tract OF Land, lying in the County Of Hanover
in which he holds life estate only. hold Deed Of
Trust upon the Land, acknowledged in Henrico, and
recorded In Hanover. To prevent sale Of the Land
which has not yet been disposed Of but will be- pre-
sumo, at the meeting Of the Chancery Court ne 1t JAN
hereby caution the public gainsi wing the aiore-
said Tract OF Landand invite all those who inter-
ested, to call at the Chancery Office, for the Rchm
District, where they may see the whole ground upon
which this notice and my claim, il predca,.d. espe
ca'ly the depo.itons OF Hall Nelson, and Pleasant
Winston, both OF tho City of Richmond.
wM. RICHARDSON.
NJ In note of Thomas Richardson's under my adj
verscment he speaks of funds though he had them
at his disposal His object is to divert, invite pub
lie attention TO the true merits of the subject in conro
versy. He says he has release. If John G. Williams
the trustee, has given him he has done SO without
my authority and shall hold him responsible for doing
it, This is the sort Of logic with which T. Richardson
has been amusing his creditors for years past The
next Chancery Court will decide whether have ennis
applied his funds, whether he has misapplicd those
obtained for him, at the Farmers Bank of Virginia for
specific purpose to witt to pay debt due Pleasant
Winston Of about $780, WIN. RICHARDSON
Rose Noun, Spottsylvania, Oct. 1. 42-5t
The above Caution will not be deemed worthy of M :
lice by any one who may read iparticularly If they
go to tbs Chancery Court Office where they are refer
red Tor Information there they will ind an ackno
edumcnt OF payment for the full amount of the debt
with release for which the above land was convened
IN trust; ami by little further reference TO the Far
mers Bank Of Virginia, they will find by misdppli-
Richardson by me- for the purpose of relieving his re-
sponsbiliiy which created the trust deed, balance
still due that Bank Of five hundred dollars
Oct D. 43-N THO RICHARDSON.
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e WISH to employ a single man, OF industrious bab.
- is and good moral character, who has been accus-
toned to labour upon a FMm, and who Is willing 10
continue 10 the same kind OF employment. None need
oer' bu, such as can bring the Uy best
lions; and preferences would be given TO a person
who has always lived remote from Town.
SEPT ss. 4i-su