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| -h reiu'es to enforce the law Tn. Federal Cout
u' US ON or with his posse to attack thu body o
,n S"uEe ip' ms contempt, The General Court and
w ave oil Virginia, dete rhine TO oro,.et their own
ana resist force by iorcs. ask If ihis 10 not
we inevitable rssni' e Me- W-b.-r's Joc,rln-i How
S'he case oil Ids>ets 20 be settled! As, hin, ~ 4.
Already s-uied--hut as between the 20 III c.,
,hu me STATE OF Georgia? Do You .uppo.e that 1,
a' Court shouii empt to punish the Sat Of Geor
s, etner collectively o. in the person OF its Gov
gsiAture, or Sheriff that Georgia will n,, ress,
ma so The cont oye,sy have be decided bv forc.;
90 20 pretend to deny, that suit is ei,he
la Federal or ate Court tho Courts OF lied ehb.
ener,an II or not ani IL the Court proceed 10 rem.
nr hnaI Judgment in the case, IL may If Il is vested
WIZ sufficient power. enforce IT,
ut contend that this power 10 decide any case regu-
@ty u'oug before 1t, does not give the power in
"'ere WIN any other jurisdiction whatever In the ex-
'se o' iIS powers; that from the final Judgments Ell
m % eta'e Court or Federal Court there is le.
So Ho"sutuuonai method OF appeal; and that IL il
should DC attempted by TO revise the judgments of
''o o''er' ti u'urpationa mere naked question of
po"er-,h wh'ch the greater power must prevail
',u perhaps neither jurisdiction ought be clothed
WIN TINS revisory power Government is an imper-
ec' institution Ii is obliged TO be Man Is not a
nacn'he' no human wisdom can lay down prime Piles
anu prescribe rules for his government which can be
applicable or eecual in all cases aud under all crcum
stances. There must be some omission somewhere
some point at which government must stop beyond
"hcH, law cannot so. There must be some lights which
"o'h helr nature, government cannot enforce: but
"heh ara Inherent in the people as the legitimate
iSub'an oil all power, ADD cannot be aliemael from
49,. - "N'' We cdnuo' "ehy lhh MAJ Iuris'
dicuon to which he subject ia dispute of right belongs
a"d no other, has the right fuay to eide on il, and
10 enforce its decision. But conl-nd that Il is
Hsh 'hs precise extent of which 6nite minds IN
pot possibly ascertain and determine, and which O
course cannot be enforced 10y any legal and reguia
heaus; that u l. one of those imperfect rights vhict
from 'heir lndetsrmin lteness iiws and constitutions
PeThap', r'nnOi secure which, in ths instance al Ieas
'hey cetta'nly have not secured And that when thi
r'gn' Is Invaded it becomes question OF submission
or resistance with the party 20 whom pertains IA
~ a n.
'on-of In other wori-, the RI ht o. Revolution.
ROANE
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mrrs renders to mako few remarks. How could
nave mad personal knowledge of what he
70 understand Our political intercourse had ceased for years
had mono subsequent tine fall of 1921 aud In
beyond ciyilues life
My course in relation point question yer, different
ne states When whdrswo f"fr
OF rresdsnai candidates. assumed perfectly neutral position
between Oen Jackson aud Mi Adams decidedly opposed
to congressional caucus both aud
as bore very friendly personal political
would have been of
When they bStn
found myself placed IN relation them elected
Wee President by the people, mud Of popty forbade my
Interference the election in the
forming opinion the principles govern
choice OF the House. This opinion early formed
had the least intmaon OF the of the
referred to by Mr.. Crawford, and was wholly ndcpsn,
dent OF what might be his that OF other u
What the principle Is that opinion ought the
House OF Representatives
leave TO he inferred my subsequent completely
dd my opinion depend what considered principle
e abstract that had the the leading candidates
before The House been revesed would have nlusnced
course IN the least degtesw
Asio tho by which Mr.. eadeavo
what he anois he personally He deem wholly unworthy
Of notice.
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a JOHANNA viii sand thu ensuing sea-on at my
w Farm, nine mills from Richmond dir CITY on
The sage rod LEADING from that place Frederick
burg, and known as Han Sink.
i l. not soyiug too much (nr submit il to the can
dour ol every gentleman acqu ed wi h the facts TO
sustain me In the assertion when say, hath coils
are universally Acknowledge possess much siz
strength, and beauty, auy colt. hat have ever been
produced by any horse in vi gnis. ! know srve-
raj, hat cannot be putChAsed Tor less than seven or
-isbt HUNDRED doilacs; and have, my elf been of-r
I'd 81 600 t'r one at year Old the estma win ch
they he'd by their owners, take BE- the gro,
e-i recommendation that be offered in behalf OF
unried colts.
The season will commence the 18th OF Februa
~, and ierminar the 1t of July Terms a. here
oo-e Fly DoIlTs, to be discharged by the paymen
oi Itify-hve, at any umr during The season; Sky
Doilsrs Insu's One Dollar to the Groom, V hcl.
- Expected, either when the is brought or taken
away.
Ext@nsive pa-tures are provided, and fed reg
ulaTiy, uuless Otterws- direct at 25 cents day
Gentlemen ~hO cent mares LAST year, by he season
10 Gohannb, ;ha, did not prove in loa u auy there
he) are Informed that they he sent again. and no
charge made Tor the OF the Horse unes. tn
should prove in oal Or n her words, the mares will
be injured at the price OF the season.
Jan. 10 77-2r~Sw JOHN NJ. Bolts.
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No 3.
Copy Of letter from w II Crawford 10 Aired
Bilrb, Eco

WooDLAwN, 18th Dec 1927
MY DEAR SIR: BY the lat nail had The 81 4asure
Of receiving letter from you. IL undets aud your
lett r, you APPEAR to think public expression of my
opinion on the approaching election 10 be proper.
cannot think MEASURE of this nature neress.ry or
proper. In Other wo DE-, IL appear, TO highly i'm.
p'Op4r, mi could hardly fail to stamp tbs charge OF
intoIerahe arrogance upon ia indelble characters
But W men ever expect to arrive at that heigh
that would justify step OF that kind much less an in.
dvdud who lives in The most abso'ut- retirement, and
wno has no ambition TO emerge lfou IL. am perfect.
~ recoOcied to my situation, and would not willingly
exchange with Mr.. Adams But nv OPTIONS upon
the next Presidential election are generally Known
VIII, Mr. Van Buren, aud Mr. Cambreleng made me
a visit Iss April, authorized them upon every prnrer
occision, 10 nuke tbose opinions known The vote Of
the ate Georgia will, certainly az that of Ten
nessee, he gveo 10 Gen. Jackson. in opposition 10 NJ
Adams The only diff uty that this ATE his moan
houn will come toto power | cOniefs | am not auprs
hensve OF such afesdt For - --yt writes Ia
M Jackson Sht 10 know, and, it he doe, not h d.
shall krog that At he Calhoun caucus in Coli NH.
TIE term Mil airy Chieain wss banded abo,t r., %
npreny than by II. Csy; and that the family ltie d.
Of Mr. Calhoun were most active in giving a cursen.
cY, and know pc sona'y, tbat NJ. Calhoun fsvoiet
MIR Adau's pretcnsions until Mr.. CLAW declared for
hun III well kew that Clay would not have de
elir~d Tor ADAMS without was well unde rso t,ai
h., lhoun, wa 20 be put down II Adan'. influence
IVA en- G. u. he wns not friendly TO his election,
why lid he suffer HE PIPER 10 he purchased up by an
Adams printer. wi bout making some stipulation in
favor OF Jackson! you can ascertain that Calhoun
will NOT be benefited by Jtckson's election, vof
will do him benefit ny communicating the inIor
ma'iou 10 Make what use you please OF this le,
tsf, and show u 10 whom you please.
am. dear sit, your freDd
Aud most Obsdient servant,
VIM. n. CRAWFORD.
ALFRED BALcH, Esq
"ue ani eSacl copy, (ooed in the haoJ.writing
OF Gen. Newusn)
sMr C,aford s,,soo tina, " t,ss sssrauv What no her,
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pursuance OF order OF the Superior Court of
Chancery Tor The Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Trac, of Land on Crump's Creek, in the cohnty Of
Hdncuer. about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning 100 acres which laid off into four lots, and
will he soid jointly or severaly.
.dlsO Tract OF Land in the county OF GOOehidnd,
the waters OF Little BYRD Greek, containing 537
acres-adjoinng the Lands OF Mr.. wv Payne s. others.
The Hanover Land will he shewD 10 persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr. Payne.
For Terms, which will b. accommodating, apply to
me near III hanover Courthouse. WIN. F. WICKHAM
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate Of Sam' Glst, dec
Aug l3. 2S-lf
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4 = DIAMOND GROVE FOR SALE

HNHIS desiabe place will be sold to any gentleman
IL that may wish TO purchase privately. Ii con-
tsns about 1900 acres, or 400 OF which is supposed
TO be River aud Creek low grounds IL will be sold
acredt OF three annual payments; but by paying the
Interest the principal will be demanded
ting Ia seven years upwards. Aud, also, hou-
pand dollars loaned the purchaser at interest Diamond
Grove has many advantages, which not overlooked
by thu subscriber, such fertility of soil heaitbines
good water, and irst rate stand for Tavern aud
Store-al OF which can be seen by gentleman that
may want to purchase This estate is not yielding as
much profit my children II should do, by want OF
my attention. which has been mostly directed TO the
Turf Nothing would induce me TO part with il, but
by doing it will yield more interest, and ave my
sxertions to be rendered and dire c,ed one object.
Land, Negroes, Horses Cattle Hogs aud Sheep Sc
&c. eau be had whou, one single cent being advance
Aoy enterpriziug gentleman pay for the place by
the use Of the money. The progress of the farm will
70 until is given which will be done at
any time after the sale is made. Nothing is lost by The
advanced period OF the year, every preparation Tor
crop has been made, that the inclemency Of the
thor would admit. would undertake to de cribe this
place, but view OF Diamond Grove would recomrnd
Il much higher than any thing l could say, admit
was gifted in euogy,as beautifully Burges il in abuse
Of our Minister toRu-,ia Particulars will he more fully
made known on application, when the many advanta-
gss may be seen in this place.
Any gentleman that wishes to purchase had better
examine II Immediately.
JAS. J. HARRISON.
February IT. 9I-4,.
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8Rf virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
Ne Hull, jr and wife, bearing date the 27th day of
September iS2S and duly recorded in the Clerks or.
nee OF the county OF Pendl.ton shall, on Saudsy
'e ~ OF tbs month, 1881. in front OF the Bell la.
vern, in the City of Richmond sell Tor cash a, ppbc
SAFE to The hghesi bidder, all that tract piece or parcel
OF land suat- IN the county OF Pendi-oi an! convey
co or Devised to said cob Hull by his father Peter HUI
oound as fellows, to witt Ga the S,uh aud Eat by
jacob Snider's land on the West by William Hup,
land, and on the North by the lands of james Skill
more-The title is believed to BE- eood-but such tile
only as Is vested in under the dee will he convey
Ell THE TRUSTEES.
The severity of the weather has pr. vented the
Attendance at Richmond OF the Trustees of jacob Hull
whose land lyirg in Pendle,on county was
20 be sold on he 80 uli.-The sale will now take
place on SATURDAY, THE 26rH FEBRUARY 1881
Feb. ~ ,ds
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Hon. j. c. CALHOUN.

Extract of letter from the Hon Daniel Newman I,
I've Hon. Wi'son l. mpkip. dated near Nashville
Tennessee, January. 1929, enclosing copy o
letter of WIN. III. Cr5wfJtd TO Alfred BaiCh
." W. Fl. g. has done Mr.. Calhoun great deal o
injury we'll by his private Vaccinations as lie eS-
tenve eorresOondsnce 10 addition the letter ghie
hs wrote 10 MIR. Bdlch, copy OF which now enciose
YOU, (tBh which has been seen by G. u JACK son }
h., short time since letter TO G. w. Camp
bell, proposing that Tennessee should vote for third
per'on for the Vcr- Presidency, aud requested MIR.
Coinubell TO show The letter 10 Gen. Jack on.
:" hope Mr. Calhoun will take the earliest oppor,u.
nifty s-eiog General Jackson and putting all Thing
straight, for cannot believe Tor momen', the ALE
gallons OF w. IL c."
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THNRUST SALE By virtue OF de.h 4 uus,
n fem John >. Taylor, teat,ng date he OBI of De-.
cemter, 1873. of record IN the County COur, OF In-
neubutg, tor the purposes therein mentioned, will b.
offered Tor salr, Al public auction, the high bidder
al unenburg Court House, On Monday. the IL h day
Of March next, heing court day, Tract OF Land con
tdinrg SIS Ia acre.. more than p.lourh OF which
il wooded, lying both sides Of Big Noltoway River
part IN the coun OF Lunenburg, and part in the
county OF Nouoway, sdjjinlOg the we'll known FAILS
Mus, on the saiA liver. This Tract Of Lard may be
very advantagyousy divided into several tract, end
will BE- 80 divided, il found necessary TO suit pucha
sers, The TfJs re being suboriZ-d 10 do l. j. use
less say any thing about the laud, those wishing
to purchsse will OF course. view the pr.mse4. The
land will b. ,h-wn by Benjamin w Fitzgerald, Esq.
who resides adj lining IT,
The sale will bs a credit Of 2 month";. Bend and
secu,y, 10 be approVedhy me, sill he required for II G
purchase non y, also lin the land itself Pos.
session will gwen the 6r't day OF January nex
with he privilege OF seeding crop Of smil graiD
nextlaI. LEW JONES, Trd-tee.
Frb. 10. $50 wids
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f The ENQUiRER published twicca week generally and
three times week during the session of tho
Price heretofore Five Dollars annun
advance chartered, specie paying banks onj
fsceivod The Editors will
itting Thorn by maho postage of all being paid the
writers.
No paper Willie but at discretion
kdors) until all arrcarages have boon paid mp.
4 Whoever will nine shall
have thu tenth GRATIS.
l TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ono OR LESS-Firs insertion 75cents-each
tinuanco, so cents.
until IL has either
Assumed by some person in this city, or its onvrons.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Between General ANDREW JACKSON and JOHN C
CALHOUN, President and Weep, idenl of the
United States the subject Of the course of the latte,
tn the dslbera ions Of the Cabinet If Mr. Monroe on
the occurrences in the Seminole war. rFor mr.
C's introductory letter see last paper
No I.
Copy Of letter from Hon. Wilson Lumpkin eprlospe
an extract OF letter from General ID. Newnsn TO
bin. covering copy Of William II. Crawford let
ter TO Alfred ch, j. O., nj 'shvi ls, Tenne ssee
WAsHINGToN, 81 h January 1929
DEAR SIR: herewith enclose you the copy of n
letter received from my friend General Aniei New.
nan IN whom have grea, conf lenco. also give yo,
an extract trom my friends letter.
The great confidence and friendship which | bsv,
long entertained. and stiil eutertan, tor neral Jack
-on, az we'll az yourself, induce tske the li5ertI
~ making this coI0munic4 alton 10 you. m coniiden
the best interest OF our common country requires po
only he harmonious aud patriotic union Of uis two frs
officers OF the Government bat of every palriotie ci
re OF the whole country, TO irowH indignantly upou
all anfrisners managers, political jugglsrS and sci.
h'h politicians, OF every deSci oD, Gho are disposed
to diuide and conquer
i-ei the at liberty and au.ho-iz ID to make
this com nunc alton, because know OF my own know.
lie ige, You and your friends mi re- presented upon
iii. subject However, General Jackson hm.pli, mus
see aud know the object OF these shallow efforts
do not know one conspicuous friend o. yours bu
what has constantly, zealousy, and uniformly support
I'd General Jackson, from the day that Prnnsyiyani,
declared IN his favor, to the present time. How hen
can II be possible that General Jackson suspect thu
irir ndsHip. consistency, sincerity of you or you
frieuds? No; he cauuot--he will noI-he does not
have quite too much confidence in the General TO he
lieve such Idle tales.
Nevertheless, ii ia proper fOr you and him bath 20
appriZ-d of the machinations OF The miscellaneous
You al Iibe-ty tiis commun.cati ia q ~
way you please.
With respect and esteem,
Your obedient servaai
WILSON LUMPKIN
j u, n,
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CORREspoNnENrE
beii0eeo Gen. And'eir JucLson and Jhn C. Cal
noun, President ana Pace PRESIDENT IF the Jilifed
States.


beft0eeo Gen. .dni'eic JacIson and Jhn C. CnI.
houn, President ana Ptce President Of the United
States.
MAY ls 1880.
SIR: That froLknsss VIII "a, irue, has ways char-
atersed me through life, towards those with whom
have been in e habits OF friendship induces to lay
before you ,hs enclosed copy OF letter from William.
IL Crawo Esq., which placed in my hands Gu
yesterday. The submission, you viii perceive, is au~
thoTzed by the writer. The statements snd facts il
presents being diff ren; iro;H what had heretofore
understood To be correct, requires that 1t should bg
brought 10 your confederation. They are elf. rent
from you letter 10 Gov. Bbb, of ALBANIA of the 18th
May, 1885, where you state "GenefN Jackson is vest.
I'd with full power to conduct the 10 tho tnenurr
he may judge best, and i Il too, from your LETT
,ers 10 me az that ume, which breathe ttfoug bout
spirit Of pPr0ba'iOn end Friendships, aud pariicuatly
the one in which you say, " have the hooor To ac-
knwledge the receipt Of your Letter of the 2O,h mo-
end TO acqu Tint you with the entire sppruba tie
President Of al the you have adopted TO ter
inmate the rupure with The Indians" NV OF ct 10
m king this commuu ciiion is annouuc- YOU the
great surprise which is eli aud lie Of you whs-
whether il can be- under all ,hs CT circumstances OF
which you aud oTe 10 informed, that att- mpt
'eIioIsiy 10 affect me, moved and eus aimed by
you'll was but eXecung the Uishes of he Government
the manner NIGH judge best"
You can, II you pse $50. take copy he one ercloss
I ed you Will please reluin 90 me.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your humble serv4n'.
a
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INCUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Il
am authorised 10 offer a reward OF $500 each, for
the apprehension aud delivery 10 me, my deputy
VIM Carter, 10 Richmond city, OF Leroy Jordan and
Charles WhiteIy, who were out upon bal, aud have
broke their recognZ1nces by failure to appear at the
Circuit Court of the United States at Richmond, upon
charge OF forging the declarations and other docu-
men,s for obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers OF the
Revolu,tn n; and sg anst whom true bills iound
by the Grand Jury, at the last term OF the sad court
: am informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jof-
dan was resident, from his birth, oil Bedford county,
10 from As to so years OF age, and about feet or
inches in height stout heavy built, full lace. short OK
large round head black hair and heavy black beard
am also informed, that Charles Whitley was, for The
be last 20 20 years. resident oil said county OF Bed
ief; Is from 40 to 40 years OF nearly six feet 10
height slender and straight built, thin visage, light
geDteel 10 his appearance, ADD OF nnudt
ios manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
Of the u. S, TOR the District Of Va.
Ian G. 1891 73--2m
Ths editors Of the Richmond Wing and Lynchburg
Virginian will please insert the foregoing for two
months, (unless Fo5ner counteTmsnded) and forward
their accounts TO me for payment. j. p, Nj. j. ID Va
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HNNGINEER.-TDl. very hne Stallion vi be In
HL Richmond. ia the course OF next week, Tor saIe
He formerly belonged TO z. Bfodoax, Esq., dec
n is by the imported Eagle OF Sir Giles halt
sst-r; bis dam, Arch Duke, out OF Archie's dam-He
is large and finely p'oporoned, and good oa-Peuef,
aud will be IL years old next Spring Any gentleman
who may be IN wan, OF such horse will apply To
J. j. HARRISON.
Diamond Grove, Va, Feb. IL. 9t-4t
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WMTASHINGTON HOTEL. RICHMOND, Va
wv The SnbserIber having leased this old and well

uMTASHINGTON HOTEL. RICHMOND, VA
wv The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment for term OF years, takes this
opportunity to announces 10 his friends and the public
generally and particularly TO the former visites OF the
house. that il will be opened for the accommodation Of
company, on the fret OF October. IL is undergo
ing IN trough repair, aud will be fitted up ia plain
but neat style, with BEDS bedding, and other necessary
furniture all new, and of the best kind His Servants
are attentive and experienced and his Barkeepers po.
lite and accommodating His Bar shall all times be
veil ,uoped with the best liquors an4 wines, and his
Tabl. with the most choice decaeies Of the season,
which the city and country afford and he haers
himself that by unremng attention to his busness he
will give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsa1NeToN HOTEL is situated in the most
pleasant part of the city, Immediately opposite the Cspi
toll and contiguous to all the Public Offices, and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks, the Basin
the Warehouses, ard the offices of the Pincipal Mlers
of the city; and at the time sufficiently a7 Temov'
nd 10 afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
40 retire from the hustle and nose OF the streets. Such
ara the local advantages Of this house, that may ven
turs TO affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
ther on business Tor pleasure, will find Of to-
nost situations in the city 10 addition what
t,.nsient custom I've may be favored with, tie subscri
hsy will be able to accommodate twenty-five or thirty
BORDERS, by the w,sk, mon.h Or yss'. 90 tn
No., % ,so,able terms. ROBERT G. MACON,
Sen, IL SO IT Late Of Gooctltnd COM ~ u~e,
1UyHE Coosrfnership heretofore existing between
L G g. b. C. Mosby, lie this day Dissolved by
mutual consent All tho having claims against the
concern, will present them tn u u mosoy TOT seue
nep', and those indebted viii please mase payment 70
him. ,. -. =,
l. G. Mostly will sonliuus to do bn'iotss ~ The
s.ne place and solios continuance Of public patron
Sc LIT c. MOsBY.
BENZ G MOSBY.
Feb IT. o1--s, smiIhsN Roads, Powhatan.
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HNEMALE SCHOOL, al q. krldgr. Carnllre.-h.x.

EINEMALE SCHOOL, at Otkr,dge, Caroiue.-Hsv.
u ing engaged Miss +. JONES to continue with Us
MS year, "a teacher, have concluded take our
TO six Girls boarders. The price for board tuition
nc including all expenses books aud paper excrp
VIII be $50, payable half yearly. The school will
Commence about the 2O,h inst. At the school the
EnSish Language will be taught gr4mmatically-
Arithmetic, Geography, with the Of The GLOBES
History, and Natural Philosophy. Needle-work viii
be taught II required for 81 additional. The situation
IL remarkably healthy. aud being Immediately on the
main mail road, will afford parents opportunity OF
hearing frequently from their children Miss is
commended by Miss M'KeHzis, by whom she
instructed, and consider her Of the best cheers
we have sver had. WILSON ALLEN.
Feb II 9I-6~ Bowling Green.
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SAVING WHEAT-Valuable appendsge to a
~ Farm Yard.-The Subscriber having purchased
the Right o. Dr.. G. Clark's Patent Wheat Thrashing
ianj, Goochland, LoHi@a, Fluvanns & p + ward k q.
this method Of informing the citizens thereof that
those machines admirably adapted to the usages of
he country being OF simp'e and permAne ut cOnsrnc-
iOn-noi liable 10 get ont OF o,der-lhey NAV be at
tached TO those horse power-, which common in
the c1un ry, by removing The old drums, with very
htle expense which will be great saving power,
and facilitate tn. cleaning OF Wheaton other small grain
He will sell the Rights OF four of the above coun-
lies, upon onablr tenaDd will Turn sh MAchiu.-
10 order at short notice, Wi without horse powers.
either por,ably or statoITyPersons wi hing TO buy
single gh's. will he accommodated Apply at FL
drldge Po' Office, Buckingham Co " y
Fen II 90 JOHN p. WILLIAMS