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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-14
TO THE CONSUMERS VEN
DERS OF s C II u Y L X l. L
COAL IN NEWPORT AND
ITS VICINITY.

PHILApELPHIA June LIST, 1881.
YEvIIE subscriber is extensively engaged in min
n lug Anthracite coal in SchuylkiIl county,
Uenn,) and from the extent of his landed interest
in that region, is enabled to furnish the article of
superior quality and on the best terms he will sup
ply Schuylkill coal delivered on his landing at l.o-
Gust street, on the river Schuyki, free from inn-
purity slate at s 80 cts per ton of 224O lbs. or
ho will engage to deliver it at any of the whar,es
in the town of Newport, at Sc per ton: the guam
tity taken TO be not less than cargo; when the
price at which this description of coal has hereto
fore sold in Newport, and the very great saving
that will result from an arrangement with the sub
scriber il taken into consideration, he trusts that
the difference in cost will irduce those feeling an
interest in having their supplies on the best terms,
TO favor him with their orders.-Terms Of pay
ment months for approved paper OF three per
cent discount for cash. Satisfactory references
will be given Gas to the ability othe subscriber to
conform 10 any arrangement he may make If re-
quired) -
SAMUEL =. WETIlERlIL,
No. 1876, Arch street, Phil.
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aurtf0n sale.
AT AUCTION,

On Monday, July 18,
A valuable lot Of land. formerly belonging to
N the late Constant Taber, Esq. situated on
Prospect Hill, little to the eastward Of the resi-
dence of the Rov. John o. Choues Terms, sc.
at the sale. n. SWEET, Auctr.
iune Odd.
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! "A ~ L Ia - - - -,
BRoAD-sTREET,
.,Iay be found he fohowing articles, r'e;
|I,RocrRIrs. teas, domestic goods, shoes, sp'-
"a ces, dye-stuiiS and settings. gram, salt, Nc
u variety Of ploughs cutlery; iron, TIN, gass' ear
then, stone and wooden ware; utensils OF husband
ry of most every description; window glass ana
putty: OiIs--sweet, castor, lamp and hlSetd;
general assortment of new
GARDEN and HAY SEEDS,
from Shakers and others, warranted inferior I"
none; brooms and brushes, vegetables, potatoes
by the quantity; pork, hams, cheeks, lard &c
Meat and poultry in its season, Eggs 10y the dozen.
pail or barrel az fresh can be pnrchased molas-
ses by the gallon, keg, bbl or hogshead.
Flour Inv the barrel--butter aud cheese by the
quantity.
~ b. A daily supply of FRESH BUT
TER is contracted for, made by some OF The
neatcst dairy women on the island. and wlIl be
kept constantly for sale by any quantity III Soou
order, and for the lowest price.
All the above articles, with great va
ricty of others not mentioned, viii he sold upon
terms the most reasonable and satisfactory.
March %, 1881.
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BOOTS g. SHOES
or FERf DE SCR Up TfO y
From Mr most improrcd .NonrJactories
AND NEWEST PATTERNS,

and hopes by his unremllted attention, to be able
to merit a continuance of that liberal patrona9r
which he has heretofore received.
As a further mduccment to customers, he ha-
just received Il complete assortment of stock iroir
New ork, for manufacturing work TO measrr ,
comprising different colored kid morocco, lining.
bindings, and the much admired bronze and chez
uercd French morocco, &c. &c together with SIN
new sets Of the first fashion Lasts, made by Mr..
Colt. of New York. The work to measures being
made under his own immediate inspection, will
bear comparison with any made in the place The
best attention paid to repairing.
Constant, on hand aud for sale, shoe nails,
thread, lining and binding skins, Day y Martin, \
other kinds of blacking, &c. &c.
BENJAMIN H. ALTMAN.
Newport, April Odd
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nPREsToRATIvE BEER

This cool and refreshing beverage, free from
n.rnciou. drugs, can be obtained at all tunes, by
the glass bottle or dozen. Oflts quality, call and
Judge for yourselves ,.,,,,,ucorr
N.B. A quantity of old lumber, consisting oil
Bo,rd. Jost, Timber, &c, for sale cheap for cash.
NOTICE EXTRA.
I am under the necessity ofcalling upon all per-
,ons who are indebted to me, either by Note or
Rock account, the same being Of more than one
wears standing, unless settled previous to the Isl
or August next, will after that date find their ac-
counts in the hands Of WM. Ennis, Esq. for col
lection.
\ Juno 23d.
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EOR the SUMNER MONTHs-ready
IL furnished rooms, in large and pleasantly
situated house Enquire at this office. Jel4
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Droadcloths cassmeres Red, white, yellow and
Cassinetts, Y black 1hibet hdkis
Merno circassians, VGauzc, Grape, bandan-
Circassians, muslims, Is no, flag ,Spltaield and
Colicos, cotton ditto;
French drllings-imta- White and cold cra-
ton do. , watts,
Plain gnghams, ,-fgur- 5 Mems beaver and u >
cd do. gloves, white buck do.
Furniture and cambric VIadics h = gloves and
dimity, common do. 8 mitis,
Linen and cotton dam Random, raw silk, and
ask. half hose; cotton ditto,
Russia and birds eyeY black raw silk do.lrom
diaper, 3 3s TO iso
Cambrics,--plaid aud Cotton umbrellas,
! striped do. NNavarino honnets,
Linen cambric, 8 ALnens, cotton shcetng,
Linen cambric hdlfs. shiring stripes, g'ng-
Mcrino, 1'hbet wool & hams, checks,
Valencia shawls; y
and variety Of other goods, all of which
will be sold low. april -
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NEW GOODS.

HARVEY SESSIONS, has received and
II u offers for SALE complete assortment oi
GOODS-among them are the following, VIZ;
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THAMES STREET,


UEAVE Just returned from Newly ork with
n n superior selection of stock of the first quail
ity for the purpose of manufacturing Ladies, Cen
temeu's, misses and chlldren's BOOTS AND
SHOES, in the most fashionable style, by the
first rate workmen. They are confident the salts
faction heretofore received by old customers at the
establishment (No. 1909 will induce them still to
continue their patronage
Il Having the assistance of Nlr. Potter in the esta-
b,ishnen, every attention will he pad to all those
who wish for the first style of Boots Shoes,
made to measure on the newest fashion lasts which
they have just received from New York. They
have on hand an extensive assortment ot Ladies,
Gentlemen s, and Misses boots and shoes of every
description, usually called for in a shoe store o
their own manufacturing Also number o
cases of the above articles which they bought
for cash in New York, and are determined to sci
them as low at any other store in Town.
| They keep constantly on hand the following
articles. VIZ:
Black and coIored last GRAND upper leather,
| ngs q Black aud buff buck
Russia sheetings. < skins,
No. and 3 ribbons, Y Black and colored mo-
Davld's best galoons, 9 rocco,
| binding silk, Black and coIored KID,
silk and cotton braid, y Goat skin bindings,
| silk aud cotton boot sheep do do.
cord, 8 Lining skins,
| Boot webbing, -"..."Cs !S"""--
English shoe thread, Liquid BlacNms,
! American do do. NSponge Go.
Calf skins, Box and past do.
Seal skins, VlIee ball,
| Horse skins, Shoe brushes,
Curried goat sn ms, * &c. sc,
II JOHN w DAVIS.
II JOHN y. POTTER.
! april 27. 1881
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april 27. 1881.
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BONNETS,

Dimond, Boxlord and plain Straw, Satin
Straw elegant new pattern; l.eghorns and
Navarinoes cheap.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23
LAMB TOR SALE.
FIEST rate hat quart,

a FIRST rate hall quarter section
= Of land ling four mics north
~ost of Richmond, Wayne county, In
diana, IA less than five miles Of Centre
vile. Oh The road leading from Rich
mond to I.og@nsPort, there Is on the
primises two comfortable dwelling
houses and other out buildings. A
large apple and peach orchard-con-
siderable Of improved land both plough
and meadow. the unimprdosstS1teit-
ed with excellent timber. As ii IS
presumed no one would urchasc with
OFT viewing the PropertJ, as 10 local
attached to the neighbor-
hood in a word say none to excel. For
particulars cal. on the subscriber, Ii wing
on the premises.
WIN. AIRED.
July I'd, 1871. y7-3m
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| ADVENTURE AT TIE PYRANIDS.-I, Is
| related in recent French publication
/ that on the occasion Of visit To one uf
these. hinge masses Of Egyptian antiquity.
ia French gentlemen. NJ pasirei, neglect
ed TO Hollow the course Of hi. Arab guide
ard, on Impruden;lv taking an opposite
direction, found himself rapidly sinking.
TIL he had marie a rand descent 1f ais,i.
sixty feet. lie had fallen into a cavity
somewhat resembling a DRY well, where
he remained N total darkness. sol daring
TO STIR, under he apprehension # encoun-
ter'ne lower deep still. He was able
70 ioel Inc sides Of tins e. vernors abyss /;
hut. en- tying To raise himself, he was
quickly constrained bv the INSECURITY OF
the stones. 10 foTcgo All increment. tbrc'
the s2iiif. nal dead Of beng crushed al
nstc, or e'sas Of bong inundated and hr-i-
Ell alive undcrrea h. The Arab. in the
mean..Ai.e, .ensri,e d "a descend. by SIP
porting himself against the sides of the
cavity, bit. IN doing Sc, deta he'd several
stones. waich inflicted on M Pastre some
violent contusions. The Arab at length
seized him, dragging him upwards with a
vsa!en, aud desperate grasp, needless a.
ike q the wounds caused By the sharnl
stones against which he dashed him. and
of has ssan breath4cSs condiiien.- The res
cned sufferer VISITED the light # d;fv IN a
pl.iable STATE. shNine -one shoulder and
several fingers dislocafed, ssndry wounds
on his faces two teeth kapcksd ont, and
his Whole person bruised md ..niured-
IL ct .b..j L.. i. - !
apparent brutality that had accompanied,
h,s sCccour; bat the poof fellow soon con-
i. lnced aim that he would have been safai-l
IDLY losi bit for thus desperate alteraa-
i've; for there was, IN fact. anos.ler cavi-.
t. below cf INK nown depth. into wbIcn |
he slightest motion or tile smallest ie'av
might have caused has precipitation, with ]
9ut the hope of ever rea~endine. This +
II may be readily believed,
the repraachss Of Nj. Pastrei m !
. lively expressions Of gratitude to@ar.ls
he poor Arab.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

no biemaa instantly produced tie sum de-
rnandcd, and IN return secured dspio-
ma, sealed and signed BY Tetze., absoly-
ing him from the. unexplalned crime
which he secretly intended - commit -
Not long after, when Tetzel was about to
leave Liepsic. the noaIeGnaG made inqni-
~ respecting the road he would probably
travel. waited for him In ambush IN j con
vepient place. attacked ard robbed nm
then heat him sesindly with ssicl. sent
him back again TO Leipsic, with has chest
empty, and At parting said, s.thls Is the
fault intended 10 commit. and for winch
have your absolution
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23
KICHMOND PALLADIUM.

The Spanish W riters. one and all. with
the oxcepfion3 Of Las Casas, represent
them as the nspst stupid and unenllghsei1-
ed beings IN existence, but one remove
from the aniS,a.s Of the field Don An
tonic de EsTsa, sfter INDUCING himself IN
"a variety Of .nvectives against tins harm
less race, proceeds to give the following
picture, which. it viii be observed, exact
Nv descrilAs a nation Of philosophers -
Nothing he SAYS '-disturbs the tran
guilty of their souls, equally insensible
TO disasters and prosperity Though half
naked, they are as contented as a monarch
on has spiendid throne riches do not ele
waite them ~ the smallest degree. and the
authority Ok dignlties, 10 which they are
permitted 10 aspire. is Que 50 little the or
Iect Of their ambition, that an Indian will
receive wl!harhe same indifference the OF
fee ofiudge B.. that Of n hangman. If de
prived If tee former. and appointed 10 the
latter. Nothing can move or change them
Interest has a. power over them; and
they o:ien refsse TO perform d small ser
wee for a suns Of none. pointing 10 their
mouths ,-...st aying thev are not hungry.
Fear f.aie- no Impression Oh them, res
rect as little"
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Itself into various branches, Is ten miles
wide.
They then resolved to proceed by
one of the most considerable branches
which flowed rapidly TO the west. As
shey approached the coast, they were
taken prisoners by the negroes who IN
habit the banks of the river. and were
again Obliged TO embark to be conduc-
ted to the presence OF their king. who
lived at great distance. They were
piundered and treated as slaves and
were threatened 10 be sold and sent
into the interior. They succeeded.
however, after great difficulty. IN per-
suading the chiefs by promises OF a
great reward. as well for their persons
as for the property they still possessed,
to Ind them to the coast of Guinea.
q hus, having again embarked. they at
length arrived at the bay of Benin.
where the Europeans gave them every
assistance they required and in this
manner were redeemed some relics Of
Mungo Park, together with his inter-
csting Journal.
These travellers assured us that the
river Nom. which discharges itself III
to the bay Of Benin. IS the most consi-
derable branch of the Niger; and that
others. Ike the Calabar, also flows to
the ocean. They also stated. that their
guides told them that the city of Tim
buctoo.is not situated on the river. but
distant from it twelve leagues to the
north They admired the be-auty and
fertility of the country through which
they passed, the extent OF which il cal
culated TO be 1900 square miles. The
inhabitants of the interior are Mahom-
ctans. X are much more tractabie and
civilized than the negroes who inhabt
the coast.
We admire the courage and io~tituae
OF these two young men. and regret
that they had not the advantage Of a
more liberal education. Richard an
dcrs passed his early wears ar the Cape
Of Good Hope, and travelled amongst
the taires ard tribes ofthe north before
he entered into the service ofCaptain
Clapperton, who engaged him on ac-I
count Of his owledgc Of some OF the
African languages. John Lan3ers, his !
brother. was a conpositor in a provin-
cial printing office il England.
We MAJ reasonably con. Jude. that
the British government vii eni outl
anotl,er expedition to EXPLORE ard as
certain the truth OF tliose facts which !
ere not sufficiently confirmed, AID ttlen !
rev Ighl shah be throw. n he goe-
graphical knowledge Of that part of
he Globe. TIL the present, it has
been supposed that the waters Of the
Niger are dischsrgcd into lakes in the
Interior of Africa, but, by the present
, srratise. it appears that they flow in
to the Atlantic--at least the streams
Gifts most considerable barnchcs.- D,u- !
70 Of Rio de Janeiro. .4py1l !.
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H EN- AIMING in the Post Office,
|" at Richmond. Wayne county,
Indiana. on the first day Of July. 1881.
which if not taken out before the first
day Of September 1881, will be sent to.
the General Post office as dead letters
A-Thomas Atkinson, Sarah Ande
son, William OF DANIEL Amick.
B-fienFy Baker, Aaron Brown
Samuel Burgess. Elijah Burton, Jethro
Barnard, Robert Bud. Frederick Briis-
die. BENJAMIN Fright, Silas Bond.
Charles Burton, Charles Budy.
C--Ah.jah Cox. Timothy Chaphen:
Jane Cranor, David Crowell, James s.
Cook, Milton A. Cieoiand.
D-niohard Dorncv. john Drake.
E-F Il. Els, Williams Edwards,
john EpPerly.
: John Z. Fouike, James Frazer.
Milton Graves, John Gorden,
John Callahan.
H-Smifh Hunt, Jabez Henly. John
iioilet, Amos Hartman, Betsey Hunt,
Josiah Hall. Jacob Horn. George
Hunt 2, William Harvey, Abraham
Hooper ;, Samuel Hopper, Abner
Hunt.
J-Richard Jones 2. Austin Jacobs,
James Johnson.
h--Dav,d kitt.nger, Joshua Keller.
I-Mordica Late. Barn.bas OF Ho-
sea arnb, Abigail Lawman.
M-Malachai Madden, George D.
Miller. William Mitchell, Thomas
Moore Jf. Alexander Moore.
N.-John Nichaison ?, Peter Nor
man.
P-Jane Parker, Charles Poulson2.
John Phelps, Benjamin PcdeD ,, John
Pugh, Milo Powell, Frederick Peg, Jo-
,eph Parry, John phipps, Jesse Pegg,
Nancy Pegg.
John Quinn.
R-E'iza Reeves, GAIA Riley, Jo-
'eph +. Reynolds, Ahsoiem Rambo.
S-Stephen Shanks, Richmond
Sadiers, Alexander Stokes, Hiram
Smith. John Smith. Adam A. Smith,
John Sargent. BENJAMIN Sans, Walter
J. Stevens, George Stevenson, George
Smith, 1saac Sweny. Daniel Sheet
Harris Stanley. William Steel, Allen
Sisk- Elizabeth Strattan.
T--Daniel Tr.ohle. William Tay-
oy. Ephraim Trublood. Elijah TYLER.
N-Beulah Webb, Thomas Whin-
Try. Harvey Welsh, David Wood,
Samuel Wilson =, Lanah Watson. Pc
er or James Wise, James Woods. 81.
lila Webster.
JOHN u. Vaughan.
DANIEL REID.P. M.
Richmond, July 2. 1881. 27-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

A gentleman once said he should liks
10 see a boat foil Of .adies adrlft on the
ocean, to see what course thew world
steer. \ lady IN the room replied
s.;hs.rs easily toid-they would Steer to
the Isle OF Man. 10 be sure y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

When Teszal was N LeipSic, and had
collected great deal Of money from all
ranks of peapie. nooleman. who sus-
pccted the smpasition, put the question to
him: '.cea you rant absosation for sin
that man sfrzI' intend to commit In fsi-
tures' Yes replied the fearless COM
missioner. ssss1s on condition that the pro-
per SIM be actually paid down = The
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his thanks to the ch-
liens OF Richmond and its vicir-
ity. for the very liberal encouragement
he has received though a stranger. and
is in hopes FROM his long experience ia
the business OF .'C1othes ssaaktag,s thai
he IS enabled 10 give as general salts
faction as any Of his present compete
tors.
\. B. Garments cut out u; all t,mes,
and warranted 10 fit if properly made
up.
June ith, 1881. 2S-,f
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INDIANS

No two races on the face of thssearth
eEsr differed more than the indiana of
North and Soutl, America The former
are. among the mos. in,ractahie Of the hu-
man species; The latter. except in their
sacrifice NJ humsn victims 10 their gods.
appear to have been the most mild, indo-
lent, and easy tempered o.. al. mankind
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

" T. JustreceiYed, and are daily
j n receiving from Philadelphia, q,
the store i1om formerly occupied BIZ
VIM. Owen. corner OF Nam and Pear
streets, large and splendid assort-
ment Of
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VANTED-at the Richmond
w paper-mill, an active, industri-
Gus boy. from fourteen to sixteen Yeas
old, with good recommendations, to
learn the Paper-maklng business
Enquire ut the Paper mill.
Richmond. July ,, 1891.
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CoNJuoAI-ft IS known 10 all who are
acquainted with the early history of Ken
lucky. that the first emsgrants settled IN
small squads. like the first settlements IN
all other countries, for mutual defence
The order was. whenever an alarm was
given, all We're 10 run 10 that place EAR
y one morning The shouts snd cries of u
female were heard-aii ran to the spot -
When they arrived they saw a man .ud a
bear engaged ~ sineie combat They
had i, hip and sh,gh, up and down, over
and under, and the mans wife standing by
and haliooing .-fslr p.a>' fair plavr'-
The company ran UP s insisted on part
ing them The woman said--''no. no
let them tight it's the first fight | ever
saw. and don't care who Whips
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Consisting OF variety Of superfne
cloths. cassinetts, sattinetts, hastings.
bang-ups. Pittsburgh chords, hemp
driilings, &c. togctherwith variety
Of other articles for summer wear.-
Also plain and fancy silks. grapes.
shawis and scarfs, caiicoes aid girg-
hams, book and null u,uslins. Irish lin
ems, &c. &c. Also, boo1s and Shoes
a CAREFUL. selected assortment II hard
ware ard cutlery, consisting in part Of
carpenters ard sIoemakcrs tools
Also. an excellent assortment OF PLAN
and cut glass, from pittsburgh.)
Likewise, just received bv way Of
New Orleans, splendid assortment of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

ern house. opposite the Printing Office.
in the toanoi Eaton. formerly oocupi-f
ed BY Judge Mitchell, where nc VIII
be prepared to accommodate all La
dies and Gentlemen who may give him
a call. His table shall be furnished
with the best the country Affords
His stable is very large and well sup
plied--attendcd BY a careful Ostler.
lie expects, by street attention TO busi-
ness. to receive liberal patronage.
JOHN DECROOT.
Eaton, Judy lst, 1881. 27-3
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China and laeemssrUs.c.

Also, K. Kings and J. Mansur's
warranted axes,--sickles and schytes.
iron, salt, pals, aud almost every arti-
Gle of groceries in demand.
Having purchased their goods on as
far terms as they can be procured they
will be able to afford them al the most
reduced prices. Persons wishing to
purchase are invited to call and suit
themselves.
June fih, 1881. % n
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EATON HOTEL.

THE. subscriber res
pecitully informs his
friends and the public
generally. that he has
taken that large and
brick tay-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

kNRf o. MIDDLETON, r.ldiox I'm Ffeds
IL ricksbusg. Va, odsrs bis services 10 parsoe.
Who wish 10 have their Western vlrsipIa lands ssemr.
cd. BY tho acts Of the last Virginia Tesislsture. vhi.h
arc published Tor The information Of ,bose concerned.
the imPor' anee Of immediate attention 70 the p.vmens
oil the taxes due on their lsnds will be coosidered.
Persons holding lands can get Information Of what
nx 10 due by communicating with mo Al Fredsrieke.
burg, Vs.-A certificate Of deposit In any spesle.psv-
ing bank In the United States, will be applied immed.
o,her business transacted.
he will continue 10 rive bis personal services. .,.h,
mon'ns 10 Inc year. to the management Of lsnds o. other
ousness, west Of the Allegheny Mountains: will have
ANU aeeu'a'e'y re-surveyed, and attend in person to
Northern Merchants and other persons viship, .uv
business transactions negotiated; debts collected ana
bonded Tor, In any part of Virginia, nav relv ON nc
moet satisfactory and Isompt despatch.
My compensation shall be moderate. n bs r.,a .n.,
the rendering Of services. 10 The investigates Of land
ilss, and making Gales, l am willing 10 contract Tor
a portion Vt the land secured, or the proceeds OF sslss-
but in all instances, all arrearages OF taxes must be-
provided for. 1 keep an Office four months 10 the
year, In fredericksburg, Va: and eight non,hs in
i-ewisourg, Greenbrior County, Va. MY eorrespon.
dents will direct to Fredericksburg for the next three
months, post paid.
AS l am stranger TO many who NAV read this adver.
tisemert, ] refer to John Metsaifs, John S. e. C. Well.
lord, John Puck & Co., John Scott, and William Jack.
son, Jun, all Of Fredericksburs; Robert Oliver and
NH Noales b fillmore, B. Mark Richards, Philsdcl.
Phia; and Silas Wood Of N. York.
MAY Is.