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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-08
HsREIE EEeO-

VgNHIS distinguished Race horse and Stallion will
"A stand The ensuing season at Pdmpatke, (my resi-
cehce IN king William county, VrgDia al the moderate
price OF Twenty five Dollars, which NAV be DISCHARGED
at any time before the first of July (when the Season
pres BY The payment Of Twenty Dollars; Fifteen Dollars
me leap, 10 be paid when the service is rendered. and
Dollars TO insure the be with foa will,
ry Cents TO the Groom in every case: parting with the
mare will forfeit the insurance.
Good lots, well enclosed, will be furnished gratis. and
Mares required, fed with grain 20 cents per day.
Every possible care will be taken 10 prevent accidents
and escapes; but no responsibility for either
Pnmero is beautiful bay, full sixteen hands high five
years OLD next spring with great muscular pow er and
inferior TO no horse in form and action.
P1fo'mGnces-Prmeo Broad Rock in APRIL
1887 Chen not three years old by one month"; against Mr.
Winifse's Tobacconist, Mr.. Jobnsons Herr Cline and
Mr. Bots Johanna, out Of Phillis. In his race he was
next days he ran al Fairfield, against the same horse To-
6acconisi by Gohanna, Mr. Bolts CHI. by Johanna Mr.
Longs b. by Sir Archy, Mr. Watkins d c. by Conten-
ZION, and dsfdnced oil, except Tobacconis,w whom he
beat with ease. lie again in the fall of 1882 at New
Market against Col Jobnson's avohle colt Herr Cline
oy Arehy, Black Hawk by HotsPur, Sir Erin by Ar.
chy' sir Waller by Monsieur 1onson, and Damon by
Johanna; he on the first heat with great ease although
he was Iun against The railing, shortly alter starting and
sustained an injury IN The aneIe which compelled me TO
withdraw bin fIom the Tufhe lost the second heat Nv
lew YARDS for the third he was started us disabled All
dstanced (undeT pulp the three last named coI,s.nd
nau nc been pressed could have placed the contendng
morse Oebnd NE distance sand:So il will be seen at
ne has beaten the choice oil the get OF Archy Cohsnua
mon'ept louson Contention aud Botspur, end thereby
Pioyeg himself 70 be horse Of both speed aud bottom
Fed'gree'n Phmero was go, by Mason's Rather, Ibis
Sn Vy or REFER great dam by Bedford, G. e. dam by
Elsmnpis'1er' & g. &; dan by Cade, e. e 2. e dam by
Eclipse, h's & &: &. 6. dam owned by MI. Robert
rr'ge' Of Broad Neck and highly valued for her blood
Dauo was on OF BraSons Kitty Fisher and by Old Part
neF' VIII be perceived that primero has as much Of
we racing Oood IN him. any horse OF his age in the State;
and' ! have no doubt bat that his grand dam was one
among the best four mile nsgs that ever ran in this coun
Try, SO that IL will be seen both from bs familv s.d
performances, ct that early age, that he deserves TO raek
iITs rate as a Stallion and Race Horse.
jan 49, ls3-wSwl THOMAS CARTER
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HNxTENslvE SALE OF VALUABLE FARMS

ENATENSlVE SALE OF VALUABLE FARMS
A4 On the first Monday in March next will be public
~ one:ed Tor sale, on the premises, about THIRTY VA
LIABLE ARMS, containing each from 100 to 700 acres
oil land on the waters Of Brush Creek Lick Creek and
Blue Stone River Giles county, Virginia. They will be
you 10 $500 Immediate possession and every possible
accommodation will be given TO purchasers The title is
indispuabc, and shall be satisfactorily before
payment is required. These farms comprise the greatest
body oil level, fertile land in the county: they have been
all carefully surveyed, with the and lines either
tuai springs OF excellent water il, with proper quan.
nty OF grain, meadow and timber land The tiiabe
grounds generally clear OF stones and on many of the
tracts are beds oil lime stone which is much used in E
rope Tor Improving lands and often preferred gypsum
or plaster There six mills (including saw milD
w'nn from TWO to eight miles, and several others are
about to be erected sill The distance 10 the Red
Sulphur Springs is about eight niles-io PETERSON Ge,
Court House, Salt Sulphur Springs Union from Is 10
20 ml'es-to the Kanawha and Kings Salt Works and
fias'er Banks, about 80 60 messo that ready mar.
9es may at all times be expected for the surplus produce
III e new county intended 10 be applied for next session
be granted, is presumabe the Court House will be To-
called within few miles The great object in view being
10 have that section OF country located by in
dusous resident settlers the farms have all been laid off,
anu Inc upset prices liked low exactly suit such and
ese only are invited TO purchase. Mr. James Gore re-
SUING on The lands, has plans of all the tracts and will
shew The boundaries Further particulars will be given
al The sales and information respecting the quality of the
lands, title papers, &c. will be given by Mr. Albert b.
William Chapman and Guy ID. French, Messrs French.
smith and Charles w Smith, Brush Creek, or
JAMES HECTOR, Of Giles county, pa.
10 map of the surveys and list OF 25 farms are TO
be at Mr. Peter j. Chevallies counting room on the
basin, CITY OF Richmond. (7S-w6w] Jan. l6.
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RICHARD RUSH.

Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Mardis, of the Alabama daeoa,;on
In Congress- in letters published TO correct AN error in
aion to other points, both intimate their belief that IN
saies oil he Creek Lands, which, presume are now
going on ana which have elected such unbranded atuso
oil the President, will rebound more TO the ~
me settlers Than Otherwise. These pioneers of the fras
shOnu nave TIC preference, and having KIM wIedge n
e U"ets winch they wish TO purchase, have the sdyan.
1ge OF me mere Spectator Besides, The early sale of
these lands, will enable those who do not purc,se H.,
tracts on which they reside TO make other nrovision
Tor Tie years crop. Some dissatisfaction has bean ox
pressed at the short period within which these sales have
Deeh adVerilsed but would from Messrs Claws and
Mardis letters that the sales have be- directed es,v in
ue year wb one OF tie objects above expressed, and
al mey believe speculdors will be defeated i'm their de-
signs OF running TO high price The improvements of te
poor settler Tile treaty. too, forbids the longer delay of
uls matter Tie President had already DELAYED il one
year. at The request Of the delegation and MANY of the
habilanis OF 'e coded territory. But The short ime Of
advertising will not prevent syeculations 10 great az
tenL u ibis had any thing TO do with H. The Montgomerv
HdVTtiSeT states that Montgomery il full Of suecta,ors
1Hu w nolchg "edborH Tones remarks Letois' motion
asserts great proportion Of them are his strikers mi
speculation and ai tools Of the bases, kind has had much
10 90 IN Omenlng The difficulties which have oroyn ,
Of ms SUBJECT lew will he disposed 10 doubt. and ,,e
understSnd one family in his Slate has control of nearly
two third Of The valuable tracts in the whole CT y
tory. The wisdom OF the Presidents c.nfons 10 49,,
VEN we ignorant odan from being cheated out OF his aI
VIII be more manifest Than il l. Of present.
we perceive that the Globe assigns another reasoo f
the early sale Of these lands. great portion Of e
creeks are 10 great distress, and wish remove as soon
as they can sell their located reserv stons IA, a Iii
require 100000 dollars TO effect that removal and sn
port them one year. furnishing what the treaty feonrrs
rom 'he sale OF these lands this was expected TO be
RAISED, and the lands are pledged in The Treaty
Cue Tue creek census shows 2226l Indians, These
Creeks are considerably further from the country 10 which
they are to be removed than the ChocIaws and IL IL es
ms'ed by Oenefh Gibson, Commisssfy General Of sub
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POETRY.
mrcH VET nrnA,N. uwsuNe.,
THE YOUNG MOTHER.

THE YOUNG MOTHER.
Shc stands amidst the ittcring crowd,
The same in form aud face,
As when at first her sweet check glowed,
Even in this very place.
The same bright uos.es bind her brow,
The snmo itch pearls her hair,
Her tip ia Just az rosoatc now,
Her hands us sO't and fair.
She loak' the seino young radiant bride
a. when we saw her fr,t,
Wien In her fash of Ia trpiest rrido
Upon our eyes she burst;
hmi even now she leans, ia then,
Upon he, hnshand's ann:
yes It's tho very Same ne, in,
WIN every iaultless cha,m.
lie, there's change her cycs are eth
>, Most heOutiful an btish';
nut They sccm bsneath their ills. to hll
=, WIN scncf, tendeiet light.
Her voice il sweet, and rich, and low,
nut Just as musical;
But Ills grown more like rivers low,
Than a fountains laughing fail.
Still, still shc smiles as radiantly,
When ffienls are speaking near:
Bnt IN her smile there's less vi Pee.
Aud more OF bliss sincere.
Us not the brilliant scene around
Ihat her quiet heart bcguiies,
In nef pure spirit m y b. found
Inc fountain of her smiles.
Now, ever ard anon, her ego
~ HNeu ON vacancy,
ana she seems 10 listen earnestly;
For midst the rcvoliy,
In fancy comes nm inTamts wall,
or Its muImuring in its sleep;
hnl the splendid hail seems cold and pale
When such visions o'ei her creep.
And though tho scene ia veiy fair,
She wearics iof her homo,
And thinks the lour 10 take her there
VIII never, never come!
enc who once watched time in pain,
That would too quickly flow
Oh, sure she might be gage, then,
But she is happier now.
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vHto MRs LILLY BARNS-As you are not = resi
a den. OF The Commonwealth Of Virginia, YOU will
Legislature OF Virginia. for the purpose Of obtainjn ~;
yorce ron you have, in conformity 10 The Act Of The
General Assembly ofVrgina, filed in the Clerks oise
Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Cbancerv for he
county Of Iazswen, statement of the causes on which,
my intended application founded. Your attendance is
required at the next Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancey to be holden in and for the said con
W Of TszeweIl. Yours, &C., JOHN RSpNS
80 - S6-w4w
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VHNO PRINTERS.--I have for sale set of CoA,po
a sITIoN RoLLERs, including Distfibutno Fr,n,e.
Mould &C. They are complete and have been but i,le
used having no use for them, will leduc, 20 Der cent,
from The ofiginsI cost ~ ~
~ Written instructions for MANUFACTURING u ,,...
for The different seasons, will be sent TO the p1rcbs.er
OF charge Address the subscriber al This Office
Jan. 90 VIM. w DTJNAVANT
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ERELLEFONTE FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
Tor sale the above valuable establishment living i'm.
nedately on Cocks road in the county of No,toway about
thirty hive miles from Petersburg This place is situated
IN good healthy and respectable neigbouhood and con-
tains about i've hundred Of Land large proportion
OF which Is in woods and has large aud one of the
pest hshed dwelling houses in this part tile country
WIN an unusual number OF other buildings, such as
sorehouse, &C., and there is within fifty yards of the
uwehng one oil the best springs in Virginia was set.
ued ny MN about ten twelve years ago for Tavern
anu mas oeen kept as such ever since, but situated
that ii may be easily converted into private residence
me purchaser thinks proper Its local situation one
OF me 6est In this country for professional gentleman
which Is that one settled here in $780, and in very short
une acquired very extensive and lucrative practice II
WIN also suit any gentleman who is fond of the tf bav
on IL one oil the best training tracks in the State with
all necessary stables, and respectable Jocky Club sub
scrpton 10 tae amount OF about $780, which has vet four
years 10 SAMUEL II JFirFp
DeiIeIOhle, N0ttaWay county, Jan. A.
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" ALoABIE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant to a de.
cree OF tbe Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Surry county pronounced in the suit of petit
way VS. The heirs Of John Faulcon dec and others on
e ION uay oil October last, shall offer to the highest
puuer, al new Hope, the late residence of said John
on credit OF six and twelve MONTHS on The 18th
lay ., feoIuary next all the lands of which said John
Fauicon ded seized. The said lands are divided jnto
several distinct FARMS known by The name of New Hone
Mev,ie Mill Neck, &C. Several of said farms have an
aounuaht supply OF excellent marie, and are in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of James River.=-No conveyance will
DC made until the further order Of said court
VIM. f. BAILEY, Depufv far
NJ. ., r. H. EdI0ards, Sheriff Of s. G.
No0' -. 60-MGR
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Mn Il. LEONARD BOSHER-SIR: As you are not
I'VE an inhabtant OF the State of Virginia. YOU will
take notice. that shall by my Attorney, proceed to take
tue dispositions OF William S. GauldDg and Others at the
clerks oihce OF Cumberland county, on Wednesday the
10Th oil March next between the hours OF o'clock i'm the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon of the same day
aud shall continue from day day. unit, all the dispositions
are TAKEN TO be read evidence in suit in Chancery
now depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery Tor the county Of Cumberland wherein am,
PiainH and you deenddnt:-when and where YOU NAV
a"ehd' II you see cause. MILLER WOODSON.
'd" No' SI-W3w"
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ANCERf-VIRGINIA.-Atr rules holden In
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for the county Of Mao VS. on Mon.
day the 9Th day Of January, 1884:
Alfred Blups, and Joice his wife, Plaintiffs
against 80
william Ciitenden, and LucretiA his wife, aud Benia-
min Bramha jr., DeIenIan,s
The defendant Benjamin Bramhsll, jr., not having en-.
tered his appearance, and given security according 10 the
acts oil Assembly and the rules of this Court and il an
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhab
tant oil this county, ordered that the said defendant
DO appear here on the first day Of June xt and an.
swer the bill oil the plaintiffs and that copy this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
CITY OF Richmond for two months and
at the 'front.' door Of the Court. House of this county
s- Copy. Tese,
SHEPARD G. MILLER, Clerk.
January 90. s3-vsw
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NJOTlCE.--An persons are hereby tor.waroed fron,
y hunting, fishing, trespassing in any manner IN
my farm 10 GooclJand. GEORGE G. PICKETT
January 30, s4-~w4,v
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CasxtiOt E0 Eital0celaf RDers0ns.

& ~ the oh day of September past issued four bonds
French all of Gil.s County, Virgnia-One bond was
fo Ten dollars and three other bonds sixty dollars each;
whch bonds were given for tract of land that James
Hector represented belonged 10 him. | am now con.
ynced that the land did not belong TO the parles-and as
nave been deceived. forward all persons from receiv
ing or trading Tor said Bonds, determined not 10
pay them p w ROBINSON
Kanawha County Va Dec. 8, 1893. S7-w4w*
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vHNo EDW. WARREN SIR; As you are not an inha.
n ban Of The Commonwealth Of Virginia, and have
no agent known TO us, you will please take notice. that
we WIN proceed on the sixth day Of March next, between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon aud Of that
gay az me Washington Tavern, IN the city Of Richmond
and State Of Virginia 10 take the dispositions OF James p
Tyler aud others and the tenth day OF the MONTH
lMarch at the house Of William Clarke IN the county of
Hanover, and State aforesaid, the dispositions of Tho.
mas Gardner and others, be read evidence in suit
now depending and undetermined in the Circuit Supetior
Court OF Law and ChsDcery for enrco county i'm which
suit William Clarke and others are plaintHs and YOU
are deendan and should Tie said deposdons moi be COM
pleted on e said days, the taxing thereof will lie CONT
nued from day 20 day, Until the business isfinisheJ.
You're, sc. WILLIAM CLARKE
Feb A. ts6-wiw1 and Others. plaintiffs.
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Nm Observation-Disclosures rules held in the
IL Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery, Tor Goochland county, 2d Dec, 1898:
Nicholas j. Pondexter, executor Of William q. Poin.
dexter, deceased, Plaintiff
against
David Nj. Parrish, Valentine Parrish, and Lipscomb
Crank and w lillian Shelton Minor and Benjamin Is. Duke
executors oil John Shelton deceased, who surviving
partner OF Shelton s. Harris, Defendants.
The defendant. Lpscomb Crank not having entered his
appearance and given security the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is inhabitant Of this Common.
wealth. 1t L. ordered that he do appear before the Judge Of
said Court, at the Court House. on the first dsv oT
April term next. and the plaintiffs BILL and Thai
copy Of this order be lohw h inserted in some ne vsoa
per published in the City of Richmond aud for
two months successfully, and tina, another copy be posted
at the front door OF the Court house of this county
Copy. Tese, w. MILLER, C. C.
January 80. S4-w0w
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Nm Observation-Disclosures rules held in Tho
C'erk oihce oil Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery the 9Th day Of January. 1884
Elan Locket, 81 pI,,inig
Robert Lockeit, King Lockett, Nancy Akin James
Locke, Michael Locket, Francis Lockett Milton lock-
EFT, Mary Lockett, Maria Lockea Zachariah Locke and
others, DefanJan, '
ne defendants James, Michael, Francis, Milton Ma.
ry Mara and Zachariah Locke not having entered ,he;
appearance and given security according the act of AS
sembiy aud the rules OF this Court il appearing that
they are not inhabitants OF this al,h il is or.
deed that the said defendants do appear here on the first
day oil March term and the bill of the plain
VII ana mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
TWO months successfully, and another copy posted at the
front door OF the Court House OF this county
Copy-Teste. rfr
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THE DEpOSfTEs


inc bant men are moving in every direction. Tbev
nave seHe1 upon Use present embarrassed STATE Of ~
country and add sang themselves TO he lowest osson
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sistence. who supentends this business that their remo
val viii cos, SIS each The whole for removal viii
be S40O752 sfl' T''1
These Indians entitled to one years subsistence after
they arrive west OF the Mississippi. The ration is es,i.
mated at Z 3 4 cents ~
The years subsistence will therefore cost 5000 1872
The incidental expenses Of removal aud subsistence
including the compensation OF officers interpreters and
other persons incidental ransporion, erection of
These Indians are entitled TO a rifle, mouLis wjpe,s
and ammunition, TO each WARRIOR and blanket Tor each
family The cost oil these several articles is $ii9su.
These and some other items Of expense will make the
whole nearly 81 SEQ 900, as the amount Of expenditure
which the Creek Treaty requires to be made"
De6ote on the .Neto York Resolutions We invita- at
tention to the remarks made by Mr.. Wright on ptroI.
cling the resolutions of the Legislature of his State
Much has ben said about the selfish designs of New
York. in opposing the perpetuaon Of the Bank of
the United states IL has been again and again urged
that the secret int nion greater Bank and
Tx The seat OF its power in the Empire STATED!
This assertion has been insisted on alarm the rival
Interests Of Penny vana, and the jealousy the South
ern States with regard to the principle
itself The views OF the democracy of New York being
now unioled all the spec which have been conurei
up TO influence the great question, are, we trust forever
| Laid Globe.
rSee the Enquirer, of the 4h inst, for Mr.. wrigh,s
| remarks
Another Riot--A Lancaster (t'a.) paper mentions
that serious disturbance has been created by some of
the workmen employed the Gap section of the Phila
delphia and Columbia Bail Road. The object was 10 OBJ
tain higher wages and TO prevent others from work until,
ms was accomplished is stated that troop Of horse
NJ Lancaster, had received notice TO hold in
readiness TO repair to me spo, and quel the riot should
'he more peaceable means resored t., fal.4erandra
| Gazette.
1o,on Of Mddison-One OF the fruits Of Virginia en-.
terpe IN North Carolina, is the rising importance OF this
town. The Improvement of the Roanoke and Dan Rivers
he completion OF the Petersburg Rail Road, the pro.
Fable success OF the Portsmouth snd Roanoke Rail Road
nave contributed 10 give Madison, which situated the
head OF Navigation the Dan, very handsome start
the march of prosperity. Six stores are about 10
1 he'd pra an,l laar Of,
population are making continually The business ON the
.ver we understand, is already quite brisk, from its
local situation in the heart Of fine tobacco and wheat
country 1t bids lair to be place Of importance Salisbury
~ G. Wdtchmdn.
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NOrIcE:- There Il now confined in the Csol Of the
CITY oil richmond, negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, anil says he belongs to Arthur En-
merry OF King Queen County, State OF Maryland. Said
Henry Is about 80 years OF age OF dark brown complex
ion, and about five feet inches high. II said Henry
does belong to said Emmery he will please forward
prove properly pay charges and take him away, other
wise he will be dealt with the law directs such cases
THOMAS HARDY,
Cdofer for Hrm ID. lYrenn, s. c. r..
Richmond Dec. 9th 1888 7O-wl2w
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TuyHE disiibutees Of the military claims OF Walter
"a Scott deed, are hereby notified that the said claims
are now ready for distributions and that is desirable that
some one other OF said distributes should forward
and administer on the estate Of the said Walter Scott,
decd preparatory distribution OF the claims Aforesaid
as the undersigned does not intend to administer said
estate. A. r.. ddulinistydfrir
of Geo. b. Moody, decd
jan o. T5.-wsw
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Nm CERY-VIRGINIA-At miles LoI.en- =
IL the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chaneery, for the county OF Buckingham, on
Monday, The 4h day OF November, 1893: -
Merit b. Allen and Cary c. Allen deyisees of Archer
Glen deceased William p Talley and Frances his wife,
EIl1ahe'h Coleman, Polly Fuqua Marha Coleman vii,
1 Danel, josiah Thompson, William d. Thoinp,op
1onn 81 Thompson, William Colqniu and Lucy his Vile.
am henry smith md Ariana his wife, Of
minam Daniel the elder deceased, John Allen aud PHI
up Aen sons OF William Allen, deceased, Plaintiffs
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"A CARD.-The citizens of the counties of Hen,co
IN Cuipeper Fauquicr. Loudoun, Frederick, Sbenan.
aoah and Rockingham, Vigniaand the citizens of the
S,a'e oil Maryiandere hereby iuormed that William ii
Cummings Patent Family washing NJ achine will short
" De exhibited in the said counties in Virginia. and in
e cry Oh baltimore aud other parts of Mary and for ap
proyal, according TO lis true merits.
ne pubic are advised, that from the experience of
many Frgnlans ii will be greatly their interest TO see
ana examine this machine, and witness its operation be-
lore they buy any other Washing machine II is fully
conceded TO be lar superior TO the revolving Steam WASH
ing nache' or Will wash every part OF any clothing
Nal mode OF rubbing with the hands, and that too with
much less friction. The simplicity, durability facility
anu despatch attending this machine is nv
all, who have examined and witnessed its operation II
wi De eXhbitedin the city OF Richmond and Baltimor,
NJ Few days. by The Proprietor for tie above counties in
'"snia ana State oil Maryland [Jan 1871 77-w4w
~ he baltimore Republican will pleas coy tho aJoye mud
forward their account to this Office for collection. 49, ' ~