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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-23

BR,sroL %. Alta Court ef Probate
holden at Dighton, in and for said
County. on the eighth day Of Janua-
ry n. D. 1880.
NETHEREAS Nathan Pierce. all
" ministrstar Of the cease oi
PELEG PIERCE. late Of Rehcboth.
in said County, deceased, has offrred
f,r allowance his second. account Of
his administration of the estate Of said
deceased T; and also hi- private claim
NJ .in,t saiI estate 4; Ordered that the
first Friday after the arst Tuesday in
February next, at nine o'clock. before
noon. at the Court Of Probate then TO
be holden at Dighton. in said county.
be assigned for taking the said accounts
into con. .iLerstian aud that the said
Nathan, give notice thereof 10 all per
sons Interested, BY causing an a'tr'ted
cory Of this myler 10 he Published
three weeks succes.ively in the North
srn Staf. printed in Warren, be-
fore the said time, that they may be
present and shew cause, II any they
have. why the sMl accounts should uot
be allowed.
u. BAYLiES. Judge Of Probate.
A true copy Attest,
d. L. w. COBB. Register.
Ian l6.
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In harrington on tho ieth nst.eftsr short
illness. Mr. Bsnjsmn Hathaway, 10 the e7sh
year Of hn age,
In Bristol. on Sunday last, in fah hope Of
q bIsAsd immod lhy beyond the grave, Mrs
Abigail Turner, relict Of the late Capt Moses
Turner. sfthis town. aged ~ years.
In Sharon. Nc Caleb johnson, aged ~
ysars.-Mr George Fairbanks. OF New York
agel - years. ~
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WASHED

A WAY from the shoe Of She farm
"a which the subscriber occupies on
Bristol neck, in the gale Of Saturday
night last . small clInker built cedar
BOAT. painted blue. Any person CIV
ine information so that she can be ob
tanned, shall he generously rewarded.
HENRY D. WOLF.
Bristol Neck, Dec. i9.
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THIRD AND LAST
CALL (! /!

NOTICE is hereby given. that all
~ demands due me nn Note or
Book Account, are left With iCNaBOD
DAT1S, Of Bristol. for collection ; u
all demands se tiled on or before thirty
days from this date. Can be settled
without any expense. and those de-
manfs remaining unsettled at the enI
Of thirty days. must expect to paw cssf
LEARNED WlLMARTH, in.
Bristol. Ian %. 1880.
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Notice.

A I the Annual Meeting of the Stock
"a holdsrs Of the, BRISTOL UN-
ION BANK. holden on Monday, the
4th day Of Jsnosry, 1880. the follow
inE named gentlemen were elected Di
'ectors fo- the ensuins year. viz -
Parker Borden. Samael CoggeshaL
Nathan el CeSxeshaii, Epkraim Gif-
ford. George B. Manre, Greessceo od
keynotds. Benjamin Hall, Josiah Good
ing. and William CoggeshaN.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Di-
rec'ors. PARKER BORDEN. Esq. was e.
lected President, for the ensuing year
VIZ. COGGESIALL. Cashier.
Bristol. Jan 8, l8S0.
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s a r 8

By few infe' ences that were sug-
gested some evening, eince, the s. A.
F. S. will meet on Tuesday eve. next,
md again take the following into con.
siderat,on.
VS. A 81 MF, T s B B; IS,
TOTS PIBTS s Is F L Il L
OP.
Nota Bena. For the benefit Of those
whom it ma, concern the following
rule has been adopted. TNPS d
u n Fl l. T X +; s ID g.
S. p.
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BRIS1 OIL. SC. Warren, Sspismbe
seth, A. ID. 1899.

seth. AID. 1899.
- WILL bs ..,d a. -
PUBLIC AUCT.
80 ION, ON The prem.
isss, on the end day Of January, A. p.
1880. at g o'clock, afternoon, all the
right, title, and interest which John
Kelley. Lydia Rogers, Betssy Holden.
Samuel J. Mathewson. and ssIIy Msth-
ewson. had IN the krst day Of 'Ssptem
ber. A. D. 1899. at IL o'clock before
noon, in and to certain lot sf Land
with Dwelling. House tfereon stand
ing, situate in the Town oi Warren
and bounded ~ follows, to wit: begin
ming vt the South East corner thereof,
and thence running Northerly sixty
nine feet by Water street, thence turn
ing and running Westerly. sad boundsd
N",thefiy by land ls,eiy Of Duncan
KAlIey. deceased. ninety feet. thence
South and bounded Westerly by iand
lately Of said Dsuean Kelley, sixty
.ihe feet, to lane or at, eel, and thence
Easte,ly and bounded Soothsrly b, said
street ninety feet to the ir.t mention.
cd corner. containing about ore eighth
"f an acre, be- the same more or lew,
with all the privileges and appe, tenan1
ce. ,hereunlo belonging. 10 satisfy an
Execution in favor G the Pre,iden.,
Iire &c, ors and Company Of the War;
rem Bank. Us. said Kelley, Rogers.
Holden. rnd Samuel J. and Sally MatA
ewsen, ltSied thereon.
SIMMONS COLEA::D. Sheriff.
Jan. q.
65-Tte abors sale stands adjourns
- The 81 day of May next at .
clock, p. M.
SIMMONS COLE, b. Sheriff.
Jan. 9.
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For the Nsrthsyn SER.
Mr. Kendall,

Mr. Randall.
Ono Of your corssponden's'' hs*ng,
nyour last publication. namsd me- as can
didate Cor the Office or Lieutenant Govern
Or Of this s,aie. ava myself Of tho FIRST
opportunity. through the came medium. to
say that the nomination was made ~ithou.
my knowledge. and that should decline the
Srcfe,ed honour, even IL were elected soith
out ePpssitiep.
I must. therefore, request your ccrrsspon
dent 70 withdra my name from hi' Ticket.
N. N. WHE AT0N.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED SINCE our LAST.
eloop Mount Moriah, Martin, fr Providenee

FIR a, Charleston 7th. brig Crawford, Luz
ther, Of this port, f. New orlesns, and II
days from the Balizs. Spoke IN the risei'
bound up, ship Warren, Carr. from TINS port;
BRIG Brothers, Hatch. Fl do,
Sailed brig Atlas, Burr, OF this port for
6ew Orlesns
Al Havrs I'D ult brig Maria Thersss, Da-
viz, from Biga
Brig Bnterpr'ze. Lewis. arr at Lisbon 9th
Dec wi,k loss Of deck load
.Arrat Charleston 9th. brig waveriy' Bar
lett, from New York
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DIR, DAVENPORT"S BILIOUS
Dill

DIR, DAVENPORT'S BILIOUS
PILLS.
vJ,HE increased sale Of these Pills for tho
i short time they havo been in use has fer
exceeded The most sanguine expectations Of
he proprietors, and thoy deem that hct q
,fIicient proof Of their good qualities.
DR.. Davenport's celebrated
EYE W A TER
Which needs only to bs usod 70 be highly
approved Of, for ail soits Of weak And sore
eyes.
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
Tho character Of this celebrated Ointment
10 20 we'll established, as 10 need no explsna-
ton, for being a pleasant, safe and certain
remedy for that ioathsome discas" u sisr
certain cure for all eruptions on the skin,
and the Salt Rheum. Price ~ l-2 cents.
N. H. II hes been recently ascertsinsd to
be valuable article for the Chilblains.
Wheaton's Jaundic iBitters.
Which are 70 eminently useful in removing
sll taundics and Bilious complaints.
For sale by J. WILLIAMS. Warren ; I
". Bsiegs, Bristol I Nathan Durfee, Fell
River and by Drusssts generally, through
out tbS States.
Aug st -. N
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FOR DESTROYING
SWYNETL W@Wj TAIEs

UNFALLlBLE DeplIxtery compoun"
for destroying supernuous hair
This csmpsund So eaectual'y de-
ssro,s the hair, that it may be remov.
ed in . few minutes after ito applica-
ton, and is therefore particularly rec.
sm amended 10 ladies'. who possess that
great Disagreement to female btsuty
superb soos hair, on their lacss, neck
and arms. II may be used with the
most entire safety. For sale BY
JAMES GARD NER.
May q
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-23
isritishAnticeptic Dentifrice
For cleaning. sohitening, and preservint
fAe Teeth ofad GUns.

~~O - ~
For cleaning. schitening, and preservint
fae Teeth ond Gums.
Il HE BrIrIsH AHrIcEPrIc DINrI-
PRICE, which tho proprietor wishes most
particularly to recommend TO the attention
0f .he public, il perfectly exempt from all
These acids which in general form the basiS
or tooth powders in common use, and which,
although they may whiten the teeth for 1
short time, must inevitably destroy the Enans
fei by thoir deletericus action on this beauM
ui covering Of the teeth. Tho consequence
Is that the Enamel which IS the shield ptovi
dcd by nature to protect the spongy and ner-
vous internal structure, is rapidly corroded
b, these acid ingredients, become moro dis
coloured than ever and exposes the inner
portion ofthe tooth to carries and rapid and
certain decay. BY the use of the British
.anticentic Denfif,iee every informing with;
brur moderately hard and cold watef; The
accun alation Of Tartar will not only be pre-
ven, I'd but the teeth rendered BEAUTIFULLY and
pte aaneniiy ,Dhite, and tho gums restored
nat freedom from soreness, that hardness
d eii,orescence which are the sure tests Of
heir healthy state, and the best guaranty Of
that natural fragrance Of the breath which
can never be expected in connection with
oul teeth, and scerbutic, unhealthy gums
Price SO cents 4 Box.
w None are genuine without the written
signature OF T. KIDDs, on the outside print
ed wrapper
- Alarge dscouut to Country Physicians
ADril 19.
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NOTICE.
NA::G AZ
Jan. g.,

NNHE subscriber respectfully informs the ia
hatitants Of this town that he continues
10 let HORSES & Oh AISES; on
the lowest tcrms. Considering thehard times,
and the heavy expence for 10 Is between this
place aud Providence, and Fall River. he in
tends heraher to ht horse and chaise for
either Of the above places. 8 days in q week;
for 81 SO ;secoud handed do. at 81 S3 and
other places in .he same proportion. Saddle
Horses, over miles, al Sd per mile.
PLLE0 BARNEY.
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n. w. DwNNss

MAY DE youxD-
- CHOICE and Common Brandy
H-9A Do St Croix Rum
IA bis american Gin
GIb do irst quality Holland
Gin
New England Rum
SM Wine-Prime aud hne
Flour at low price
Coffee at low price
Tobacco Per keg
800 lbs Lard, No !.
Sperm Candies @
Brown Sugars o.
Hyson Teas
Young Hyson do
PoSchong do
Molasses BY the hid or bd '->
%, Purchasers will fnd it 10 their ad-
W vantage 10 call.
Jan 20
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NEW sssimere,. SAITH
N nels, Circassia q, Camblets. Fiannels,
Bombaxst,s, Scotch Caps, rich and common
Cal,coes. Silks, t,incn Cambrick Hdkis. Lin
en- do sewing Silks. Bedt'cks. figured Book
inss, Cambrieks, Shsetings. brown and blea ch
ed, Jeans, KID Gloves and other Goods just
opened by john r. WHEATON 4 Co. and
for sale at LOVG ROOM.
JanI
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BLAKE j. COLE.

bssuty. They also manufacture Calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS. warranted to
be as go"G as can DO purchased in town.
Ary article in theirline, called for. not
on hand, will be furnished al short notice.
ALSO-BelPs superior shoe blacking :
Japan Dc shoe brushes, &c.
nov Ia.
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E0R HA1t.

copies Of the Life ofthe
late Rev. John Summer
field Eaquire at this Of
|fice.
Jan. D.
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TO PRINTERS, BOOKSHELF RS
AND PUBLISHERS.

AND PUBLISHERS.
AMks CONNER. offers rsr sale. |
a at bis Type and Stere,ype Found
~, s07 Nassau street, Printing Types.
II 5 months credit. or 7 s-2 Per cent.
dedaeti"n Tot cssh at the deduction for
cash at the P'ices affixed.
fhs type viii be found as perfect and
made of'ss good materials, st iesst. xs
that manufactured at any other sstsb.
I'shment: tits nearly Ill or IN eni, e
NEW CUT is 7igh,sr faced ska~ any
other xoU exhibited, and will on nse-
quently 'osar longer. look bette, take
less ink. and less labor IN working
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There was dnsiis'shins ss wisesssss. i4th

~ Church service will be Psrfor cd II
sole's Hall, Tomorrow Sunday afternoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
July Is

EAL ESTATE.--For Sale nv Tract of Land and
E9 Mills, in the county of Hanover, on the South
anna RIVER, hive miles from Goo!alis Tavern, and %
from Richmond, containing 600 acres-30O of which,
Hes Wen Tor cultivation, ia agreeably level with a good
proportion of River Bottom, and that very rich-the
with valuable timber
Tie Buildings consist of large two story brick
dwelling house. with sufficient number Of houses
together with a large well-consructed Barn. The
orchards are in perfection, and of the best selected
truts The plantation abounds with good Spring.; an
a. the house well of as pure, good water. any
the country. The situation is very healthy and the
neghborhood good. The Mills are on the Southanna,
QUE mile from the dwelling house; together with good
Saw Mill built this year this place is also remarkably
healthy
Also, 100 acres OF Land in Charles City county,
about 20 miles below Richmond. on a Public Road -
On this Tract, there is large Dwelling House. Store
House Bacon Houses and sufficient number of other
out houses with large orchards of choice frus-Al-
so moiety OF a valuable Manufacturing Mill abou,
one mile from the Mansion House, on a good stream of
water; and good neigbborhood for custom John Bell
Will shew the property in Charles City to those desirous
OF puTchang-ihe whole OF which will be sold on
sonabe terms by application the Subscriber on the
premises, in Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS
July l6. 2O-.f
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND WARRANTS


rants already granted by the State OF Virginia. for the
services oil her Officers and Soldiers in the
y ar; as well those the Conne ntal as State es.
aonshment Or will locate all Warrrnts that NAV be
eonhIed TO me Tor location upon the desirable and
valuable lands In Ohio, Indiana Illinois, as may be
preferred Tor such part thereof will be fair com
pensaon Tor the services rendered-and this service
shaii be SUCH as ought TO be expected from one who
mas resided ~ years in the West, and whose time ba
been constantly and exclusively devoted to land and land
matters.
Every Officer and Soldier, and every Chaplain aud
surgeon, who served in the Continental Army, or in
mat oil the State, or in the Navy Of the State OF Virgil
MIA, whc their representatives. have not vet drawn
bounty In land (and not more than tenth of all the
soldiers sailors and marines. have yet obtained their
warranty are entitled to one and can now Obtain H.
under late law passed for their bene6t-And to ali
suen as do not know how to proceed to ohs:; =. sr
rights, my services are now rendered, and will he
promptly rendered. " We
Letters postage paid, addressed to me at Rcbmon5
virginia unu the first Of January next will be attend
Gu 10, anu In all cases where necessary, will call in
person upon those interested. ~ "
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
'""c No' l5-lO,t
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same place and on the same terms,
GASCOIGNE:

WNRESH DRY GOODS.-In antcir alton of their
N general advertisement, the cut scrbers inform
their customers and other purchaser. that they have
received by the last arrivals from philadelphia, New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh American, British and fTench Dry Goods, in
which are included their Importation from Eng
land Via New York; consisns, in part Of the follow
ing aItclss
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, and olive brow n,
London Cloths
DO blue, black mist fancy mi land lavender do.
csssimeTes
Plain and fancy whit London Mdrseilles cuttings
White and cooured ground chiniz printed do do do.
Plain buff Tsilneu.--A beautiful as oftnent Of the
newest styles Of prinisFancy checked, striped and
Adranope; 81 new style gioghams; IA, 81 and Cd
cambria aud jacorel muslins-wbile boriered cravas
very superior en- MKT aud striped linen aud cotton
dTillsTher asscsment is very good, aud will in
few days be tbs most commanding they have ever
had. F. EJAMES. & Co
April IL. I16--tf Market Square.
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a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE-Pursu-
IA ant to the provisions of the last Will and Tesla
ment oil VIM Hill. decd shall offer for SALE to the
highest bidder, at King William Courthouse, ON Mon.
DAY the I'D OF August next, t being Court day) that
valuable plantation called
SPRINGFIELD,
containing by estimation 533 acres with houses and i'm
thereon suitable for the geutee
uon OF large family, and for agricultural purposes
with extensive orchards of the finest fruit This pro
pery Is high and healthy situation; within one mile
OF hng William Courthouse aud is de .irable a. re
uehee' especially for professional gentleman. The
enclosures, bitches and meadows all good order
having Tor someyears been under the udciou ma
agement The land abouuds with marie OF the richie st
quaity, convenient TO each field; and no plantation can
BOAST OF greater number Of Springs of the finest and
Pures water: one OF them being amongst the most cop-
Gus fountains in the lower country The terms Of sale
VIII De one-thrd OF the purchase money the day
oil January next when possession win be delivered;
one-hird on the LIST Of January, 1892 and the Other
third on the let Of January, 1885, but the two last
men's TO be secured with bonds with approved
and Deed Of Trust the and-Mrs Hill is entitled
TO dover In this and but will sell her interest and ion
IN The conveyance TO the purchaser, which will make
the title perfec-Liberty will be given to the pure
er 10 sow small grain during this fall Mr. Robert HILL
who lives adjoining: will show the land to any
wishing TO see it, and will give any further nior
which may be required.
VIM. b BROWNE,
Ex'or Of VIM. Hill, decd.
tIS
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ENAGLE HorEL,-In consequence of the decIin.
ing heaih oil the proprie tor he is induced offer
For Lease the above Establishment, also the Furniture
for Sale. The terms for the furniture will be
modang and the lease fer term of five years,
to a good tenant, moderate.
The Establishment is completely furnished in every
respec few Houses in the United States possesses more
convenience aa,ural advantages. deem it
sary state to any who has visited Richmond
that IL in the centre of Business Contiguous to the
> ate House, City Hail. the Basin Ct the Canal, post
office, all the BdnksComms,ion Merchants SC. Pos
session be had before the frat day OF October
mkt. E. HAILAM.
Richmond, July l3, 1880. 10-w3w
IL The Courier and Enquirer, New York, and
Philadelphia Gazette, requested to publish the above
weekly for three weeks, and send their accounts Il
tbi Office.
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& Dan REWARD will he given for The spprehen.
VI HaN sion and delivery 10 ia i'm Richn,nnI Of

& seA REWARD will he given for he spprehen.
Up ~ sion and delivery to us in Richmond, Of a
very oright mulatto Man, known by the name Of Ned
or Edward Fox. about feet 10 inches high-24 or
years old He was on the I3 h inst, some miles a.
oove Richmond, going up the River, in Boat belong.
ing 10 John Patapscoe, running from about the Fallsbu-
ry Minis, Buckingham county, the head man of which
c"'.cd Bob Spencer; and being asked where he was
going replied, 3" as far up az the River would carry
him" He had on, at the time, a Sea-skin cap and
light panaloons, and believed to have along with him
pair OF dark mixed cassnett pantaoons also He was
raised, and has relations living Warren, in
Albermare county; formerly belonged to Mr.. WIN L.
H. - Jones OF that county and afterwards pure based
by Mr.. Samuel Carliie and has been accustomed 10
work in MILL GRAY s. PANKEY
July is. 2O-3,
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IN CHANCERY.-A Rules holden in the CI.rk,.
Office Of louisa Coun'y,o Monday, the 7ih day Of
June, 1890
John Ware, pIlH
against
Robert Ware, Richard Wyatt and Robert WiIkerson.
EXECUTORS OF Mildred ware, dec, Defts.
The defendant Robert Ware not having entered his
appearance and given security according to law and the
rules Of this Court and appearing the satisfaction OF
The Court That he Is not ishabdnt of this State ON
The motion Of the plaintiff by hs Counsel It is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on the st dav nj
September Court next and answer the plaintiffs bnI
and mat Copy OF This order be forthwith inserted il
two months successfully and posted al the front door
the Courthouse Of this County on some Court day.
Copy Teste,
DAVID Nj HUNTER. n. C. nc.
June 20 H--wsw"
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Al U ICE TO MlLLERS.-The commcdious B,ck
Merchant Mill, situated the South side of Az.
Poma,,ox River in Petersburg, formerly occupied by
Messts Furt Co.. and at present by Mr.. Hugh Nell
SOM s offered for rent for more years and pos
session gwen the LIST Of August next The Mill has
been recently completely repaired, and il now in ex.
celent order, and worthy The attention Of those dispos
ed to engage in the manufacturing of -four For terms
apply to RO b BOILING
July l6. 2O-6ts
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NOTlCE.-The Subscriber has formed a Copartner-
/ u ship in the HARDWARE BUSINESS, with
Mr.. George A. Dwight, OF Wew York, under the Firm
Of j. 4 G. A. Dwight They have taken tile Store
NO 23b, Pearl Street. corner OF John street The
former customers Of James Dtoight, s. Gu and James
Dmght are respectfully invited to paronise the new
concern. JAMES DWIGuT
Petersburg, Va. July 5, 1890 I0-st
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a 1AOIlON All persons are hereby cautioned a.
" gainst purchasing receiving promissory note
Tor the payment Of fifty dollars, executed by me 10
Charles Breach OF the City of Richmond. TIE said
note was iraudently obtane! from me by said Breach
part payment for horse imposed upon me by him az
sound when in fact be unsound and worthless and
so known to the said Breach at the time Of the sae to
me- Having discovered these facts since the sale of the
horse, am determined not TO pay the note.
RICHARD s. TAYLOR.
King William July I6. 20-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20

HRUFFALOE MINERAL SPRING, situated i'm
IA y the county Of Mecklenburg, (Va) 20 miles from
Dan and Stauuton Rivers % from Halifax Courthouse
and 30 from Oxford. The country. contiguous TO this
spring Is high and healthy; the atmosphere pure aud
"hoiesome As to the medicinal qualities Of this
ter-s gentle and mild operatives and salutary
Is not surpassed by in the State. In this opinion
am not aione-Drs. VIM. j. and w. H. Patilloes and
Lewis, whose certificates have hitherto accompanie
he advertisements, (and which is not deemed necessa
ry 10 insert again) speak in the highest terms of this
Sing-As TO accommodations il is known il will be to
my interest and credit TO make them good can
July 6 l7-I2t John SPEED
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n Tho enquirer is published twice week generally mad
three times week during tho session of tho
Price, tho heretofore, Five Dollars anuun payabo
Notes Of chartered specie banks (ny will he
ccevcd in payment The Editors will safety
hitting them by MALL tho postage Of all letters being paid
writers.
p No paper will be discontinued but discretion of the
Editors) until all arrcarages have boon paid up.
Whoever will tho payment papers shall
hav tho tenth GRATIS. "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ square, LESSFirst insertion ccns-cach con-
tinuanco, so cents.
inserted until paid for or
assumed by in this city, or its cnvirons.