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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

ihs ENQUIRER published twice week yon.r,,,v .,a
% week during tho session of tho Lcgsa,ue
rce he same as hcctotorc Five Dollars anpun pvah 10
advance Notes of chartood specie paying banks VII n
III payment The Editors will guan;ao SAFETY oc re-
nom by mails the postage of all letters being paid by the
No discontinued at tho disero,io, r
haltor.l until oil arIcarascs have been paid WI. " ~
w whoever will payment OF nj n, nanor ~
have the tenth GRATIS. - '""' P8P0'S S"ai'
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
% One square, or LESS-Fst insertion 75cons-oach
tinuancc, 50 cents. ~ ' -oaenCon-
.'No advertisement il has either boen maid c
assumed by person in this city, or its onvons ''
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HNioN HOTEL. CITY OF RICHMOND. VA.-Tbe
" s"n'crIbers having taken this -pacous ard rle-
CANT hou'e are prepared 10 accommodate travellers and
ooardsrs either families single gentlemen by ,he
Gay, week month ~ year, on tn most liberal terrns
The Union Hotel is pleasantly .iu,teh on F
or Main Street, uc below the Marke, Hone
sumcisruy near to The business part of the ci-
W wh'ie' al 'he same time, it is wi'hdrswr from
the noise and bus'le incidental 10 more rubtic race
containing near 100 rooms, incuding parours saloons
&c, all furnished in superior stys, combining both
nea'ness and elegance.
The tables will always he plenlifrlly furnished, with
such varieties as the market and neighhournr pIace
afford and the bar with the mott choice liquors.
The bed rooms are spacous and siry and The heJs
clean and IT good and attentive setvants with dsoo
siou on the part OF all attached TO the house to pleas
are calculated TO add 10 the fore going
tnsn VIII The propri'or' not only deserve hut hone to
receive the patronage OF the public They have GOOD
vender and experienced ostIqrs.
IN. General S,aee Office skept al THE house, where
seats In all the different StNre- be taken.
WA II. SHIELDS
huR."i' o3-h JOHN ARMISTEAD.
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lt 81 RS. LATfIMER.-H Having Gksu the convc nj
" cot ard eligible tenement over the shoe Store o.
mesrr. 9 auus, Son and Bro hrra. on T.. street. A.
the corner Of ihe street leading 70 Nsvos Bfdge TO-
the pUrpose Of BOARDING HOUSE, will be pre-.
pared ou Monday the 9Th inst 10 accommodate board
ere hy the week, month year Her house f.wel fgt.
rished with aud tie best iufniiure beds and bed
dnei md her able will be served with lie best that the
Norfolk aud Richnonj markets can an rdas her ar.
raog-mens suoh, that she will have weekly smo.
ply Of the bcs, Sterling Point oygter, and he different
tinds Of salt water FISH, which the Norfolk market at.
fords. SEPT; H. Ss-6t
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VIRGINIA nERArEs

tw DO seon by the advertisement OF Messrs. Richie & Cook
In this weeks that they ready for delivery Tho
roce'd'nss and Debates OF tho Virginia Convention
The volume contains 9 pages large octave closely printed in
small type and ON good paper bound calf tho low pteo
four dollars Though the edition large whereby we
inc are enabled TO furnish such reasonable TERMS
yet the Demand also, stated to be very great and we
suggest to those who deous obtain work. the propc
yer an carry application. lLiaiydr IN c. Ado.
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RROAD-ROCK RACES - FaH Is3O-The Races
Ne over The Broad Rock Course, will commenc. ON
tho las, Tuesday in September and continue four d..
n,st day. colt -weep'ske for three wear old colts and
heS, mile hea,ssn'rance 500, half forfeit and clos
ed End Day, the Propretot's Pure for 5000 Two
mile he as-enirancs $5 81 Day, the Jockey CIub
Purse Tor $500, three mile hea,s-en,rance $40 All,
Day, annual Post Stake for $3.50, two mile heats
lSHAM PUCKET, Proprietor.
Sept. IL. ~ "a
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y ? EAL EsrArE-For Sale, my Tract OF Ls,d and
NE, Minis, ia the county OF Hanover, GU the South
ann" river, hve miles from Goodairs Tavern and %
from Kichmont, containing 600 acres-3OO of which,
Hes wen for cultivation. il agreeably level with good
proportion 81 River Bottom, and that very rch-the
residue 800 acres, is Of good quality, and we'll
with valuable timber.
ne Buildings consist Of large two story brick
dwelling house, with sufficient number Of on, -housss
together with large well-cons,ruced Barn The
orchards are in perfection, and OF the best selected
Tut The plantation abounds it'll good SPRING.; and
a. the house, well OF IA pure, good water as any n
me country The situation l. very healthy, and the
neishhorhOcd good The Mills are ON tie Sontbsppa
Que mule from the dwelling house; ether with good
Saw hlii built this year this place is also remarkably
be aithy -
Also, 100 acres OF Land in Charles City county
about 20 miles below Richmond on Pu5lc Road
20 his iract there y large Dwelling House Store
rouse Bacon Houses, and sufficient number of othee
outhousss, with srgs orchard. Vt choice lruiis-A.
80 a moieiy OF valuable Manufacturing Mill abou,
one mile from the Mansion House. on a good stream OF
"atrf; aud good neighbcthood for custom. John Bell
WIZ shew the property in Charles Cityo those dc.rous
of purchasine-ihe whoie'oi which will be sold on rem
souabe terms by application the Subscriber on the
promises, III Hanover THOMAS HARRIS.
July rs. oO,c
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NH miTARY LAND cLAIMs.-I renew my OH

1EE iLirARY LAND CLAINS.-I renew NV Offer
I'VE 10 buy or locate Land Warrants. granted ~ he
United States or by 'he 8 ate Of Virginia 20 he OH
Gers and Soldiers 81 the Revolutionary Army and al.
80 to aid The unniormed ~ obtoi ing thtr yTrau's
supenumerary OH ERE, ard all clio were detained in
captivity, and the heirs a those who we're slain in Bat
tie, are entitled 10 lsnd bouuties.
will aso purchase or undertake 70 secure. iosi or
contfoyerted claims TO Latd 10 ntucky and Ohio 10.
Gated under military warrants, granted Tor Revo!ui,n.
aty services.
Being fully prepared 10 Ill in.rrogatcrss that
may he put. IN relation TO located w X enuekv
and Ohio and tlso in relation as unsadsd vsrtsuts
(mahy Of which presumed e. be ost or destroyed
eue's OF enquiry, ro'sgs Uaid, addressed T. me here
or personal eDqairips, wi b" promptly attended 10.
CADWALLADER WALLACE
Rcbmopd, Sept 8 sl-IOs
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EEOUNTY LAM rs The suhsrf sr Off rs bi.
~ - services 20 claimants of Revolutionary Botnfy
Lpnds. in procuring Scrip Tor rrsp issued ~ IN he
Issued by the Executive Of Virginia, by the S.cra-
sry OF War and 10 locating the W ere tie best
selections OF land may be made. He will also buy War
ratts or The Scrip.
Ne msy be found AZ III lines at Mrs Duval's board.
Ing house, near he Csyiol.
Al letters addressed to him at Richmond, snd post
paid, will be duly attended 10.
Sept II. s5-n JAS. soUTHGATE.
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EOHN VAN LEW & o. have received, by n,
90 .iips Tdiiy- Bo- Richmond DeIta-and Robin
H0od. direct from Liverpool. large and general a..
sor'u'e ~ q Buckingham and Sheffield Ia,dioaye and
cutlery, which they determined 10 sell AZ low a.
he eome can be purchased IN the United States
Also. SIX cases Of London single and double barrel
percussion and flint locks of superior aus
y and finish.
Sept H. an
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U.NIHERSITY or PEN.vSYLVH.yLH.
HH EDICAL DEPARTMENT.--iheL Lectures vii
lFH commence uguAl on ihe fret MONDAY in NJ.
vemhef, and be continued Gl March The arrange.
nents nj he bran ches az follows:
ANAroMY-P. S. Physick, NJ. u, w. +. Homer,
NJ b.
MATEBIA MrDtCA John R,dman CoSe NJ d.
PRACTIcE or MEDtcIHE- Nafhsl Chapnar NJ D.
MfpwtFERY-T c. james. NJ. D., WIN. p De-
wee, NJ. -.
CHENusrHY Robert Hare, " d.
SURGERY ~ WIN. Gibson. NJ. ID.
Institutes or MEDIc1NE-Sam'l Jackson, NJ u
Clinical instruction given at the Pulled, iphia Aims
House and Pennsylvania ifospial. 'wice week
w T. HORNER. - an,
Aug. 10. 2s-Nf6h NJ 26S. Che.nut street
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Wfl
81 he given for the apprehension and delivery Of my
man LEWIS FOX 10 me at my farm near the Piping
Tree, King william County or for securing him in ai
Or oiborwi.e. so that gethm againlie on about
inc IOh March, and wore away large brn wool bat,
mixed yarn coat, and white yarn pan'aloons lie is
supposed TO be about 80 years old, about feet inches
high, OF dark complexion, and sammers a little.
THOS. CARTER.
Pampatike, X. William, J1ly 81. 23-a
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VALLEY EARN For SALE

VIZ SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS 10 move 10 some NJ
IL me western or south western States will I'll .
ofedn Ia me above farm. IL is perhaps as weIIt NOT
pe"e' located than any farm in Chesterfield, county Iv
rug ue'"'eh Tue principal towns of Richmond and p.
,s,'"ug having Agpomaitcx river tie east rsviea
oe 20 any part OF the world, and the Manchester and
'eF'Snufg turnpike road or the west containing he
tween <ooo aud 200 acres between and 400 of which
are creek bottom with Mill and several fishing Mac.
Attached thereto The subscriber does not wish 10
Yer mo moe general description Of this farm as he
Presumes these no wish to purchase will call and
anime Tor themselves. In his Absence MIR John Scsn,
NIL his nePhews Edward, William or Peter Arcbsr
wl take great pleasure in she wing il to those who
may wish 10 purchase: He would prefer 10 sell mi
vately. John w Al III, ~ pr
August 6 ,e
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FRNO The Steekh0iders of the Ripan,,a Nor;-,,,;-.,
"a Company AT a nl~eung of The Pre.idrn nj and
board OF D'r.cots of the Rivanna Navigation Conn.
ny, ne,n ~ EVereuesve, on the 23I Of August 1880
Ii was Resolved by the said Presi,en, and
,"s Dree'ors ihata general meeting of the Stock
noNer, OF me kvanna Navigation Company. be an
pointed 70 o. held at Charlottesville on Monday The
M "ay OF october next and that months noiice oC
!n's meeting be given in the Enquirer, published at
Hehmohc' and IN tho Virginia Advocate published at
,"es'ie-HnG that the Stockholders be urged TO
give 'her attendance, as matters of great moment de-
mahd their serious aen,ionapd that il be notified in
me Stockholders, that if the weather should prove nm
iaVorabie on the day appointed, that the meeting will
ne hrid on the nex' fair day. HUGH NELSON,
~ -; LEWIS p. II. n. c..
JNo. p. SAMPSON S-nt 2 o, ,,,,o
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q tHlCKAilOMlNY LAND FOR SALE-Ibs
~ subscriber IS empowered by deed Of iiust from
Iucge Ray aud others, of record in the Office Of the
c'e'k ol henrco county TO se aud he nc oTsrs for
sale tie estate called Ash6eld, containing about nj
hundred and thTty acre.: situated OF CbickAhominy in
The county Of Henrico, about seven miles from the
city OF Richmond.
me estate conisls Of two parcels: The upper separat
90 rom The lower by clip OF land about tour hundred
ya'dS WIDE The upper parcel contains about 130 and
The lower ahou' 800 acrss.
On The upper psTc" Their is an excsent brick dwell.
ling h'use, 81 10y 81 feet. having sx large and tvo
mall rooms, aud four large closets The house CO a.
bull about The year ISJ and i, aid TO hc a. good a.
10 the county. In" s'ore-roon and gardner's houss
arr al'o OF bdck. The ether houses kitchen servants,
aper mrnis stables and cotn-bouse &c are Of woo.t
Ahon ethid OF Iris tract is, as am told what l.
csl, mui land, 40 10 acres Of Which are cleared
ani ~ meadow, which may with hide trouble be ken
rOnFapuY irrigated.
On TIE lower tract containing about 500 acres are
odFhHauie' &c bu no dive Irg house but IN int nd
e ~ 'hr OVr''~Fr Il las good settle Tor dive ling
hou'e near q" eHcellfni spring end mo.t abundant
supply 81 hfe wood. There il also az orchard On IT,
u sirpre ened that Of ibis trsct bet,gern orc sd
two bundled acres ore mud land that mac bs 90, 60
cosred.'ud tha are equal 70 any land on
The district Of country in witch tloss lands ,, -,
uaied s said 10 be very healthy and entirely eseu,o,
rom arue aud fever. F
On having tie purchase money. and the in,erss,
thereof payable semi annually, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given 10 HE purchaser
The parcels will be sold sepa ateiv fbe purchase,
shouli 40 dssire. ROBERT SrANARD
July ~ %
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N UNATIC HOSPITAL, WuIIANSBURG- :
HA Notice is hereby given that the cells in ,his in
tituton are occupied, and that no more patients viii
De received until some of the said cells are vacant;
due nsiics Of which will he given Be ord NJ h.
court directors l. HENLEY.
May 26. 5t,
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FHVHERE will be petition 20 he next G. soetal AZ.
n se"bly. for leave 10 erect Mill on AppoDauoy
RIVER at Gnodes BfiJgs in Chesterfield Oh he plan OF
Col. John ughon Of Geoteis.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE.
JOHN X Wake
Sept IL. ~ If
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&XI ASlIINGTON HOTEL RIcHMoYD. Va
W The Subscriber having leased this old and " ell
known Establishment. for term, of years takes Thu
opportunity To announce 10 his friends and the public
generally and particularly 10 the former vi.tersol ,hs
house, that IL VIII he opened for the accommodation of
company, on the first ot October. II is now undergo.
ug thorough repair, and will be fitted up in uS,n
hu meas style with beds, bedding and other nece.sarv
mrhiure, all new, and OF the best kind His Servants
are attentive a0d experienced, aud hi. Bar-keep-rs 70.
Ute and accommodating His Bar shall al all times he
Wen snppi@d with the beat liquors ana wines, and his
Table wi h the most choice deIicAcies of tina season
which the city and country afford and he fA,ers
himself bat by uuresiitiug ion TO his business h.
VIII give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their company
Tbe WAsHGNGroN HOTEL il situated in the mo Z,
Weasan part of the city, imne daely Opposite the Capi.
Tel, AID contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and but a
snort distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
NE rrehousss, the oiires of principal AIl,rs
OF the city; ard at Tie time sufficiently lar icmcv-
ed to afiord gentlemen quiet retreat when they
TO retire hom tie hustle and nnie the -ree,s Such
are The local Advantage OF this house that NAV ven.
ture TO sihrm hat gentlemen visiting Richmond 81.
Their on business or Tor pleasure, viii find one of the
most pleasant situations IN he city.
IN addition % what transient custom lie may be ia.
vofed ~I the subscriber Will no sbe to
! twenty-five on thirty BOHRDERS by the week
month, of year, on The most t~a.ouable tefms
ROBERT G. MACON,
Late OF GoochlaDd Cour, House.
! SPp' - 39-U
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h. d. JOHNSON & JF TAYLOR
No 2l0 Market street PhiadeI,bia
N b. All orders sent by letter puncualiy attended
TO- Sept. II. SIS
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rel oiICE.-fhe subscribers having entered largely
n mo me manufacturing aud lmnorting Of ugs,
Paints. Oils. Gass, Dye Stuff. g., SC in tbe civ nj
fhhsdeIrh'd, wl supply ord.rs IN theiC Inc a. the
lowest terms and every article warranted of the best
qualify.
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Pastor the Pre.byirfesu Church
Sept. "a 37-lf On 81, III. lin
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Further notice OF, The oboye Booa

The undersigned will prefer his Individual petition
opposing the road in question, not called for bv the
pubic convenience; it's localities adapted TO the in
terest OF afew. But should the honorable Legislature
act on the subject, exhibited by the in the
hrst notice named, the under gned holds il TO be dutv
ne owes to the public we'll 10 himself to bring in
10 view, his road the east eide of Wipterpock
Creek, passing by Mr.. Johuson's public stables com
municaiing with the Petersburg road above Moodys
tavern about one and a half miles-shorly afterwards
convenient road presents Itself passing by Anderson
formerly Watkns) mil, and DIR. Wakes CONDUCTING
70 Manchester In distance, three four miles shorter
han the contemplated new road by Moodys tavern and
The Court House this, would save the ope ming for e
"eral miles OF the new road to that particular Tavern
on unrodden, exceponable ground aud across the bed
OF an Old mill pond, requiring serious distance Of
ditchng, raisiog, cause-wayng, aud some bridging
ms proposed road after first crossing Whereof
Greek, dyerts or separates from the road BY Mir John
son public stables, near Chderss, formerly Francis
Eppes old mill'house, situate in the confluence Of
Buekhorn branch aud WATERPROOF creek, where apo.
thsr lengthy bridge and cause wayng will be rqured
An appeals noV pending in the Chesterfield Sup rio,
Court IN behalf OF Mr.. Moody and Nj. John p Boil
ing az Plaintiffs against the undersigned as the delsn
dani, concerning the new road in que stion
ARCHIBALD THWEATT
Chesterfield. Nov. 80 5o-St
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yHvRUsr SALE -In pur.usnee Of Deed Of T,u.l,

FHNRUSF SALE In pursuance Of a Deed of Trust,
"A executed TO The subscribers, by Elliott Wortham
ADD wife Tor purposes therein specified bearing date
the 3ls ober, ISIS and Of record in the Clerks Of
hce OF the County Court Of Caroline will be sod tor
cash. az The Bowling Green, 10 the said county, On
Monday, the 18Th December merit, being Court day. ali
the right title, interest, property claim and demand
OF the said Elliott Workman, in and 70 the estate both
real and personal, oil the said Charles Workman, the
Testator, Of which tho said r lott is entitled under
the Will Of the said Tesator aud Of record in the County
Court OF Caroline. The title to the abovemeb ed
property is believed TO be good but other title ex
cep such as s vested IN The subscribers by the Deed
OF Trust, aforesaid, will be conveyed 10 tho purchaser
TIMOTHY CHANDLER, 2r....
JOURDAN VOOLFOLK, ) trustees
NOV 30 50-tds
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NOTICE.

r.
VHNHE Undersigned, in behalf of themselves and
Il OF many other inhabitants OF the Counties oi
Chesterfield, Amelia, Nouoway, Dinwiddie, Sc, do
ne.eoy give notice. 10 all whom 1t may coucern, that
Petition will be presented TO the next G. .nera, Assem-
biy Of virginia asking the passage of an Act author
iz'ng road to he opened from Cousins Road in Ame
ia county beginning about one mile below Ander son
Tavern, crossing The Appomstox River about one and
haii miles above Robe rson's old Mill Seat at Will
liam Puryears lower corner, on tie said River, and
iahos uo me Petersburg Road, near Moodys Tavern,
In Chesterfield JOHN p. BOILING,
THO +. WILSON
ARMSTEAD COLEMAN
ROBERT COUSINS,
WIN. GREGORY,
nov. 49, 56-tf THO. Il. GILES
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RHINE SONG,
or The Gcrmda Soldiers after pieforv

" te GerRd" Soldiers after pietory.
Nv
But wish could have heard Sir Walter describe
oous sight which ad been Witnessed by iend his = thu
stossng of the Rhine army
Lberaors, their victorious France "a,
sea the he said "hey
Am khcim Am Rhen' They days passing over,
Tue rock nn the castle the whole
TOR each band renewed while aud the Cossacks
clash and cans and the roll othe the
enthusiasm of the swellej forth the chorus Rhein
hn"hein'" (tfannseript Letter
SINGLE VotcE.
IL Is the Rhinc our mountain vineyards having
sec the bright flood shine! %
Sing tho march banner wayn,
Sing brothers! Ills tho Rhine!
CHoRvs.
The Rhine, the Rhine, innpot M river
. Be glory thy track
We len thy shores to die o deliver
We bear thee Freedom back.
SINGLE Vocr
Hail hail, my childhood knew thy rush OF water,
Ev'n mothers song!
Ihat sound went past tho field of slaughter.
And hand and strong.
Roll proudly on,-bravs bl oil is wi thee swcepin,
Poured out by of thine, OF
When sword and spirit forth ia Joy Ieaping.
Like thee, victorious Rhine!
SINGLE VotcE.
Home Home!-thy glad hath n tono OF creating
Thy path L. by homcs ''e'
Even my children count thu hours ill mee,i,r
ID ransomed ones. come!
Chorus.
Co. tell the seas, that chains shall thee mover
Sound on my hearth aud shrine!
Sing through the hills. hat thou nrt freq f,rover
Lin thy voice,
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Nov. 80.

a TRUNK LOST.-ln coming up in the Richmond
IA and Lynchburg stage, had trunk improperly
delivered to the Gainesville stage at Powhaan Court
House, which suppose, belongs 10 some other gen.
temin in the stage-and my trunk is missing-If any
gentleman, who was passenger in the Lynchbure
stage on the 26,h inst, has trunk that does not be
long 10 him, he will confer favor on the Subscriber
he viii return il by the Lynchburg sage and direc
IL 10 be left at Dickenson's store, Powhatan-And
will send his by the conveyance, TO any place
where he may direct it to be sent.
LIrTLEBY G. MOSBY.
~ The Lynchburg Virg nian will please give the
above two Insertions and present their account to Mr.
Joseph Royal OF Charles L. Mosby, for payment.
Nov. 80. b9-3t
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Sd AVING wish to sell my Farm, in he upper
x IL end oil Montgomery county, Va, take this me
thod OF making it known TO the public that the Farm
contains about one thousand of land, OF which
acres OF very fine meadow land, large double Barn.
and Orchards of Apple and Peach Trees Also as good
Spring as any in the State of Va. This land is AZ
level as any Tract in the County, and fit for cultivation
that beautiful Tract OF Land lying on the main
road, leading on from Baltimore, Richmond, Va, TO
Aongdon, Knoxville, &c, and adjoining the town of
bern, on the North West side of said village and
nearly all in sight of said village. Also will sell INV
House aud Lots in Newbern, wi h nearly one hundred
acres attached TO said Lots. The House is large and
commodious, with 10 rooms, and part used for Store
large and elegant frame Stable, and other Houses. ali
III complete order, Tor Store aud Tavern The Tract
OF Land is generally known by the name of the
= Newbern Farm" | will sell this property at a very
fair price, taking the times into AM
gentleman wishing TO purchase such property will an
ply to HENRY HANCE, the owner at Newbern
Virginia Sept. g. 3t2amam
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CON VENTlON.-'' The work goes bravely on
M eungs have been held in Franklin, Woodford Fa.
yette, Jefferson, Nelson, Spencer Green, Harrison
Bourbon, Ohio, Bath, Sc, SC.
Meetings TO appoint delegates will be held in War
rem Je samine, and Warrington counties, Monday
i'm Mad son, Mercer, Lincoln and Henry on the FIRST
Monday in December.
by perseverance the Convention can easily be render
eo a imposing In point OF numbers and responsibility
as can be desired. louisville 4dp of Nor Is