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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

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lrI6tet baben, Oensn folbe 8lbeIn in
Die 0dnoe famen 2!
IS III nibt oues Sob mos aldn;t.
- ;eScr eini9en Soecn (pie!te Elm
Snabe in Slemporf i'm @tpbr zines
ISr e-unb { s (etnsr Gttern tpo er
befattnt ,part in Der NsrNtrabe. Gr
fay 3ufalIi9 einI9e fteine 1Sttdtben
belleldnsenpee 9elbssMetoll ouf Dem
Sooen lle9ent ,pel1e Der Giener Des
gtobrs gar nibt 5u ocbteu G:Dien.
@r 1ubte ttebrere Sticfden ,ufam,
men, nt6eHe ie in papier uno trug
'le ju elnem ubrmober in Der @bo>
tamltro6e, um III erfobren &poS IS
ley. 0>o6oem Der Nbrmaber oosz
ieIbe eine 5eltlon9 bedu9elt unp bero>
IOen bate, ronnte er e6 0Dlo, nnO
bot Dem Sun9en fInf Sbater bafur-
etrpa Der IGebente Dper otte SbeiL
tpdS 70 ptel gplD tpertb fepn tplrDe.
Ser Sunge nabm tnoeB bic S Sboler
unp tpdbreno ct t6 Iber Den entoedz
ten SboB berjIib freutet tpu6te Ct
oos 9elo ou6 bal0 an oen Mann su
ortnSen. GpOrnitreibs siens er 3u>
(SlG, una bon Die fem fbdhboren Me>
tau mebr Su (ammetn, ,pelhes er
oonn na6 Dem @tobr Der Oerren
Curtis unO ge.9oIOI Ibmiebe, broeb.
(teI uno es sum 8ertouf oubot, meil
fer bort einen !b6bern pretS oaflr
ertportete. 2lu6 bort bielt man ros
MetoI fir Cob; ba man aber ore>
w0bntet ooB Der iunge 9ertduftr
ni6t ouf Dem 9Bese Oes Gecbts in
oe0en 8e1is selanst Fer, 70 bra6te
man ibn NIT ftinem Metou nacb Der
pDli3ep. 0ier er;dbIte er nun, no
uno :Dle er IS befOmmen. Gin 500
li5ep Stener nuroe na6 Dem Stebr
In Der perIitro6e sefanot, um Ittb
pon Der 2Bobrbett feiner 2luGase ju
lbtr5eu9er1, tpO eS ftb oenn oustpisst
oaB Die Stlfe nibts als Wle0ing
Gin ou9emeines Gtldbter
war Die SOlge ron bic fem Spob, in
psl6ss frepli6 Der llbrniabsr BON
Der ebotomltrobe, Der cine sreBe
Spetulatlcn 3u MAIDEN seoabtetmte
er fur etmo swtp Gent qBertb Mest
iine fdnf Sbaler beSablte, ni6t NIT
einltlmt,1en mo9ts.
S6redlib. - Das Seferfon
gauntp, Sbip, 2(rntenbaus feng
opr furier 3eit Seuer, unb bronntt
bis ouf Den 8runo, alb; aber bas
Sraurislte bsp ois(em unslit :mar,
ooB etnes. ber Senebnsr, ein tpabn,
linui9es Mao6en in ben Nlamu1en
fstuen SOB fano. >,:.,~.~
Ser Gbrtp. Nperpt befIsn 9erb6s
flr MorD i'm publlFpm 70 pisl NuE
|eben perarfa6te, it nstllttb buicb e.
nen S6taS BON einsm spferoe feb,
be(bdotst tporoen - er oiente ali
Staufnebt (6orslsr.) r.. ~>as,
@sf6n,t,t siet auf tit Btotutun.
oer wbrter on. 48elp, eiunebmsn,
elite Staot elnnsbn,tn, Elm Mdohs..
sinnebmtn uno pillen eiunehinsi,
-llne ,pirtli6 tebr ptrfbitotnt Din,
&c. Gin jeoer ntbr,e eih tpas ibn
belitbt; 0rafer nebnen am litb(tz
3eituassssbubrert Gin. r,,
cSnoIana. -: Diefeg Staot
uitntnt fart an Nettbtbum uno 8e-
v6lferuits su. Sn 1870 ;dblte es
.1Ao roo ginsn nphf1er--in 1870. eas
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

-
retfeh, (D 1T Die Sabe IbOn 9eftttelt
= oenn t6 bin oor Dem yrlb bItud
|bepnn Spustr gentlen, uno babe
oo0nrb Die 0dlfte Don Der Suofe
ertportt Dit Sie ourb Dies Gtuft
den 0reibens Gtben fbnnen (pabep
nabm It Elm Gthdtbsn Yopler aus
E:fetaetn Saftenbuh) )-uno bestpe9elt,
SER 8orfteber Dante ib ,npbn1ais
fir CUTE 8enirtbnna uno tplnlbe
:sutea Morgen.' n+.nsj.
~ Ser &lrbeubittf( ftano rpie Der,
iteinsrt, uno Bet. Sr6mer fubr ooppn
un0 rpar BON 9erSen freb iber oas
9efuEtnt fsines3urIfbaits, wsour6
er, >pie er. nabber ertldrte, in 8e>
trabt Der grtra propiGonen Die er
uno fein pfsrO 70 reidli6 in G6 ee>
fbldsen, nab 2(bbus Der Nus9abe
feines Strofstloes, ortDsebn Sbil>
llnse uno feds penS 9on9bores
Ddnfie 0tIo 9etpDnnen Datte.
Oie Cite ftnutter.
;9!lS Swens 9ans in gbina re-
sierte, fano Die Q6obe feines potos
ltes sinen Monn i'm gelOe set6otst,
unp unfern osNelbsn 3wep 8rioer,
weIdt lIe ais MbrDer oe0elbsn er>
erif. Der SDote tei9te nur cine
BunOs. 9(ur elmer Ser Sriner fo1t
te Der Mbroer Gpn, unp jeoer Don ibs
nen 9efonp, oa6 nitbt Der 0ruoer,
(cnOern sr Ielbf Der Mbrter FEY. g.
Ote Shat purbe Dem &opfer be-
rlettet. .
rSepoen oaS 2eben III fdenfen, %
lpra6 oieler, upiroe Dem Sbdtsr
0naoe 9ep0bren, unb 0epoe binr
ri6tsn roo nur einsr (buIois Iepn
fam, wdre 9rauIam. .qEon la0Te
Die Mutterfrt1,en, uno ibr NusIpru6
iou snt(beioen. .Sit muB ibrt Sim
Der am befen fennen.''
Oas Betb tparo berbepgebott u.
NIT Dem Q1iuen bes &op(ess betaat
sema6t. Sn cine Slutb bon Sra,
nrn ousbre6snp, rief fie eno!itb:
,,Benn i6 Denn entIbtiotn, (pH f.
la6t Den Qeltel ten lebenl
Ser &ap]er ,punperte (i6, oo6 Ge
nSln9sren cpferte, Der 9etpbbnli6
oen Muttern am tbtuerIten 1T. Sie
antmortete, besbalb btfra9t: Ser
m<l6sn ib rettey / Il niebt Der Scbn|
tneints 2eibes; aus elmer frubern|
gbe warD Ct mir Don leinem 9ater
anuertrout. Seierli6 Serpra6 ib
ole(em ober, ibn INNER ais mein eis
genes Sino su betradten unD bis
lebt babe ib tnein Wprt ssbalten. Il
Sellte i1 BON tnutterll6sr gisbe ses
triebsn nun es breben, oasGeben Des
eieenen Sebnes au etbatten ? mas
IS msinen, 9ersen tofttt"- "-Mebr sul
Easen erlaubtsn ibr oie SBrdnen
Mot. Ser N0pfer tD0ro 9eruDrt =
uuo besnaoiste 9siot.
~. @efdbrli DE @eibetlif.
VI eSn elmer 8u6braderep tpuroe ei
ne src6t 2lnsabl 8ibeln seoruft. Il
Oes Buborudtrs 9Srau ipelte im|
eraen 8u0 Mofes, Gap. 8, Der Is.
Qers nicbt sefaQent spp es beiBt i
yGein QBiue fou Deinetn Mann uns
tsrtperfsn fem, uno er .fpu Dein 9err|
(epn.'' 0itler Sbeil tpar seraoeI
seleet, tcrrisirt unD sum AbpruGenI
fertis Bas tbut bic Srau T. fe |
sebt bss Nabts supcr In Die SrM
efersp, t1inn1t BON Dem Worte 9err
= . q LA~nxS .,nA GaAk Nofar M
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

Was fir ltnbetI mag oteles Sc
bot ,ni6t unfer Den QBelbern ange<
rl6tet baben, Denen folbe Blbe!n in
Die 0QnOe famen =? !
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

nat S | Nno fnr Elm -5aHr . Q WV %S'>'>> %S'
a. qDer cieie 3eihms burb ben Yolt
reitsr befSmrut, miro nod Ole. 5ulaBhN
@uume BON 25 Gents 81 be5ahlen paeen
~. 8riefe ,c. an ben Qeeausseber taiB
en- peafrsv siuselanst psresn.
-A1JNnTnNEn/uE-
(Aus Der Gonitellotton.
Scr &ir6enbh htttL
(Sprtfesuns)
@nolib ober be0erte (Ib Der 0or'
(eber uno man fabe ibn tpieDer II
Der Stride, Don (einem Sle aus, r.
oufmerffam als je auf ssiektcfe uni
epHlole Neifeuoe aufpaOen. Setn
frornmer gifer rpurDe nit Dem &C.
ip6bnli6en @rfOls sefrbnt, unp ole'
k sufduise Sbillin9e fon1en ou1
fctcbe Nrt su Dem @lufommen letnes
@irtbsbaulest feiuer 8ousrep uno
feiuer Sorrenma1er . wertltott.-
gines Sonntass aber >por er 70 un'
slaeflib, einen Grdmerwo9en Der
NIT oueu Sorten &lslnI9felten be-
Iaoea ,rar an;ubalten. Scr 9Ga'
gen rpuroe BON einem roubenoblsten
bunseieeu @aul Se5osen uno Don
einem Wlann getrleben, Der fp bun9<
rig nar ots fein pfero.
"cSb mun1btefSle erlaubten mir
,,,eine Eei(e fprtsuleeen," faste Der
Srdruer-'ib babe beute nc6 SO
Meilen 3u maiden, uno es folte MIR
serpie leio tbun, tuenn i6 auf9sbat
ten spiirot.''
'9,ebmeu Sie es teibt," fasts
Der &irtbenblttel; "Sie tbnnen
Aeate feinen Sbritt n1sbr tbun.
"Aber beoenfen Siei faste Der
&ramer-"es 1T jekt bepnabe Mit<
TAG; unD i'd mu6 st,pas .3u efen bat
bea. BeO<r ib nod mein pferD
Aaben felt 9 Stunoen Dor Sonnen'
52Mfsans, bas 0srinsfte 9eneHen, u.
mir 'fan9en al, 70 buusrts su ,peroen,
spie. Elm paar 0apf(be:'
"Sie fouen bier suae0en uno trlnt
Zen senus baben > ertpleoerte Der
9orlteber /; |'unp Da IS Sbnsn nt1t
erloubt tperDen Fam speiter 3u9eben,
70 li16gen @ie IS (11 eben 70 wpbl 70
btqleta ols nb9lib MAIDEN. Sd
tperbe Sbr pfero in ben Stau brin<
gen, unD Gie mbgen bep mir spob-
hen unb fpetlen bis t,,orsen frlb,
NO Sie oann Sbre Neife fcrtleken
E6nnen.' =. ::
HqBell, tpeast lb tnu6, bann muB
ih, spie 8dlel Sssufba faste, als lie
@ Derbeiratbete. >" Wit DiefenBDr.
TEL, untermorf lb oerSrdrnsr bereit>
rpilis Der Nutberitdt oes &irben,
,buttels. -Gein pfero tpuroe IN Den
Gtou 9etrabt l.no gut t11itjOeu tuo
Soter gefhttert !; oer Sraner 1abn'
,einffneilen cine G5beibt taltesNinD,
fei(m, einen &arbis,peisunO eiaeu
&ru9 G5eioer III iib. uno besleltete
bonn ben 9Driteber, auf oentngir,
'IaOut1s, sur Stride, um Die Slab>
tnittassspreotst an;ubbren: tpo
tr fo anod6tis sub6rte uno ll6 nit
futber anlOeinenoen grbmmtsfell
betrusi oa6 Der 9nrlteber bepnab'
siaubte, er babe cine @5eele befebrf,
100 er rlur Gelo ~ MAIDEN ertpartel
bate.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

gnoIana., Diefes @taat
nitnt1t fart al, Gei1fbun, nno 8e-
v6lferutts su. Sn 1920 ;dblte es
$4,000 Gimp obner-in 1880, 34I
|581--uno eesentpbrtis tituB lie aber
|eine babe Miliol fem. Ser Der
|tauf an 6Hentliben gdnbsrepen IN
|Snoianas betrne In ben ertlea Drep
|Dtsrtela ppn 1885, 425s7s s9ba balss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
July 20.

"OLD MINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM.-For
u sale lease the dover interest OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Lewis in Tract OF Land lying w alions Fork in the
county of Buckingham, about7 miles from the Court
house, belonging TO the estate OF her deceased husband
the late Col Wm L. Lewis This tract, sometimes CALI
ed te Gold Mine Tract, supposed 100
Gold has been frequently found upon tin one
instance single lump said TO have been worth upwards
OF $l00 Col. Lewis short time before his cath,
and before searching Tor Gold pursued profitable
business in Virginia, had commenced preparations
extensive scale for washing and separating the a
more particular description is deemed unnecessary,
none, il is presumed, would purchase without examining
the properly Persons disposed TO contract for Mrs Lew
las interest will please address their post
paid, Gen b. w. S. Cabe DanyiIle, John Robertson,
Richmond, the subscriber, Concord p. o. Campbell.
STERLING G. NDERSON,
attorney in fact for Mrs. r. Lewis.
May I3. 2-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
DaiIy line OF stage Coaches.

S 49, ms ID es will commence running Irom
aeyS2GGss.P aA,a:n Richmond to Lewisburg the 9th
----nSs sssaf<fz Instant Leave Richmond at 8 A.
Nj. and arrive at Wilmington at p. NJ. Leave viii
mDgon at A. M. and arrive in Charlottesville at 10 A.
M-and leave Charlottesville at 10 LIZ A. Nj. and arrive
in Staunton at 1-2 M.--Leave Stanton morning
at A. NJ and srriye at Warm Springs OF p. M.-Leave
Warm Springs at A. NJ. and arrive in Lewisburg at
z. NJ.
Also. line three times week by scoitsvie utersect
ing the Stage from Charlottesville Brooke's. and
ing at Staunton in the time with passengers by
Charlottesville.
This arrangement affords fine facilities 10 invslids who
may wish TO visit the SpDgsand 10 those who may visit
them for pleasure, il will not be Objectionable
EDWIN PORTER s. co.
J. N. &. STOCKTON s. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WMIILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE The Lee
wv lures in thi. institution will commence as usual,
the last Monday in October The departments Of in
suctien and the expenses for the session follow
COURSE NECESSARY FOR A DISSATISFACTION Year.
Bellies Letfres, Logic and Ethics Empie, ID. d.,
President and Proessor-Tx, books, BIar's Lectures,
Hedges Logic, Palcys Moral Philosophy.
Political Latc--Thos. II. Dew, Proessor-Text book,
Vaiers Law oil Nations.
.afafhemaiics Robert Saunders. Jr Professor--Text
books. Legsndrss Geometry. (American edion) Days
Algebra, Gummere's Surveying.
Chsmsry--W William Is. Rogers, Professor-Tcxi book,
Turner's Chemistry.
SENIOR YEAR.-Polifieai Economy and .Netaphy.
sies-rhomas X. Dew, Proessor--Text books, smiths
Wealth OF Nations, Mills Government, Browns Lee
lures.
NEUTRAL Phiiosophy-willism b. Rogers, Professor
Text books, Youpg's Mechanics Brewsers Optics with
Bdcbe's notes) Lirdner the Steam Engine, and the
articles in the Library Of Useful Knowledge" OH the
following subjects, viz Mechanics, Hydrosatics. Hy-
irAuics, Pneumatcs, Electricity. Magnetism, Optical
Instruments.
Standardization, Saunders. Jr., Prolessor-Text
books, Cambridge T'igonomeuy, Cambridge Calculus,
Independent Glasses.
Lop--NMhaniel Beverly Tucker, Professor-Tex,
book Blackstone The student is recommended TO bring
likewise the Revised Code o! 1919, the SUPP emept TO
the same, and the subsequent sheet Acts Of the Lees
laure.
Hsiory--Thomas r. Dew Proiessor--Tex book, Ty,-
ler's Elements
Senior Moral CYass-Adsm Empie, d. D.. Professor
Text books, Kames Elements OF Criticism Cogan the
passions,
Classical Depa, fnient.
Sdncten Languages AbDey Browne, Professor
The exercises in this department, in which Arithmetic,
English Grammar and Geography make part Of the
OF insiructi'D, the LIST OF October,
and end on the lst of August.
Expences OF pupil in the Classical School, $l20 90
The expences of a student for board including
washing. fuel. SC $I2O 90
Fees 10 three Professors $40 each and in
the Junior Political Class, for halt course, 10 90
from 22d February, $40,
Mahcuaiion fee, 90
Expences OF a student in the Junior ysar, Si95 90
Expences of Senior year, 1876 90
The Text Books WILL in the Junior year, amount to
about $IS, and in the Senior year, TO about $l2,
The fee to the Professor OF Law il, $50 90
Board, sc. before, 100 90
Expences OF Law student, $3.50 90
(This supposes him to attend no other Cass.)
The fee to the Professor OF History, (half
course,) is, $40 90
The fee for the Senior Moral Class,is 20 90
The public positively assured, that this statement
Institution. Whatever money, ihereore,. beyond this
amount shall be furnished 10 the s'uJen will be aitoge.
ther at the discretion of the parent guaiisn and is
earnestly nded that this be small posi-
be. A. EMPlE, President.
pThc Richmond Whg tho Norfolk
Intclgencef will publish
geBcor Winchester Republican, RaoIgt Star, Wilmington Ad
Charleston weekly
and forward their Maj Edmund Cbfan Busur
VIM. & NJ College,, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
BY RHTCAHAE q COOK.

1 The EN0UiRER published twice week generally,
session OF the
Price, coiorc Five Doa per payable
Notes Of chartered banks only will be
seivcd The Editors will the safety ofrem
mall the of all being
will be discontinued but discretion OF the
Editors, until all arroaragcs have been paid up.
Whoever will the payment OF nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Insertion IS each
81 No advertisement until has either been psd FOR
o. assumed bv in this cit, or its envions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
a. pLENDID cApINET FURNlrURE-.Mqhegan

TN FLENDID CAUINET FUKNTT UKE-.Hdh0gd1y
~ Chairs and Sofds.The subscriber respectfully
ing articles in his line, call his Wsre-rcom
below the Virginia Banks, where they will find large
assortment OF ready made furniture, all OF the best mse
rails and workmanship. Those wishing obtain rst-rae
articles, would do well call and examine his style Of
work before purchasing elsewhere He is confident that
they will hnd that he is DESTROYS adapt his prices
times.
Having large stock of weseasoned materials, Of the
best quality and rs.rse workmen from New ork and
Europe persons leaving orders for any kind OF furniture
may be certain OF having them faithfully executed.
neat Funeral Hesrse, with gentle horses and personal
attention paid to undertaking in general.
Jsiy %. G23-w3wl JOHN TURPiN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

NMJHlTE ROCK FOR SALE intend 10 offer for
Wv SALE The highest bidder, (f not previously col ID
the premises, e 18th day OF August this
able Tract OF Land lying in the copny Of Fuvsnns, inn
medistsv the Rivanns River and Carys Creek, and
conts'nng about sin hundred Acres Of which, about
hundred and twenty-five hfs-raie low grounds
Having tested the Of clover aud psr the subscriber
hesates no. to say, that succeeds beyond any thing that
ho has heard Of witnessed aud for the Information Of
those who may wish 10 know whether Il be worth their
attention. he refers them to Col Tn J. Randolph, Of Al
bemsrie; Doct james NJ Morris. Of Louisa snd Mr. A.
NJ. Harrison, OF Fluvanna, who viewed The premises be-
fore the clover cut This land formerly belonged
the estate Of Wilson J. Cary deeds remarkably we'll
watered-and il has been much improved since bought
IT, Payments itrI 10 hand, the balance in two
annual instruments, with deed TO secure The pa,
Inenis. tract adjoining il, lying Csty's Creek may
BE- added, II required. JOHN RI. TiMBERLAKE
Palmyra, July %. 23-n4yr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

RUR. LEONARD BOSHER:-sfR Asyou are not an
lV@ insbiani OF this State, you will please take notice
thai Friday, the 22J day Of August next IN the Clerks
once Of Cumberland Court House and Stale OF Virginia
shall proceed 10 take The deposition Of william GsuiiDg
aud others, between The hours OF 10 O'Clock the fore
noon and o'clock in the afternoon Of the same day. and
shall continue from day day until al the dispositions be
taken to be read evidence in suit in Chsncery now
depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chsneefy, for ie ssd county Of Cumberland in which
suit plaintiff and you are defendant when add where
you may attend, u you cause
MILLER WO0DsON.
JuIyI. Ie-g4as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

EMOVAL.-In conseq uence OF the late destructive
n y fire in Pearl street, New York, (by which bills
receivable part OF our books and all valuable stock
OF Dry Gonds de-iroyed,) have removed from
No. 209 Pearl street, to No. 90 William street, near
Pine street, where we opening entirely stock
OF Dry Goods. adapted TO tie Southern lrade, which we
offer SALE by The piece package cash or APPROX
ed credit DOREMUS, SUYDAM & NIXON.
N. u. Our Warehouse, No. 200 Pearl street. is now be-
ing rebuilt 10 which Intend removing on ibesirs OF
Jsnury next. d.. s. & N.
New York, July 25, 1884. 23-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
May ls.

AND. IN AMELIA, FOR SALE The subscriber
offers for sale his Plantation, in the county Of Anne.
Iva, lying Smack's Creek, about six miles below the
Court ii ouse, and three from Goodies Bridge, containing
62S Acres upwards Of $50 Of which is fiat land inferior
TO 10 the county, upwards Of $50 in wood, in
dependent OF the swamp is wen watered-havng FIVE
six never-ialing streams running through IL, each al
iordfng proporonate quantity OF flat and meadow land.
The improvements are, comfortable dwelling house.
bAcco barns, sufficient TO fourteen thousand weight
farm. lie is also authorized TO sell (shouid suit ie
purchaser) from one hundred 90 hundred and fifty
Acres, adjoining the above, mostly swamp aud wood land
OF superior quality.
A. few farms of the sizs in This section Of the
country, afford the like advantages Tor the cultivation OF
tobacco, those wishing TO purchae ould DO well view
the premises. JOHN I. BOT TOM.
July Is. 2f-Ots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
GREY SULPHUR SPRING The subscriber ha-

NREY SULPHUR SPRING The subscriber ha-
w wing purchased this Spring, has had building
erected, sufficient for the accommodation of small ian
~, and IS now ready Tor The reception Of visitors.
This Spring is situated the celebrated and fashion,
able sulphur Springs OF this State, being miles from The
Red Sulphur Springs, 81 miles from the Salt Sulphur
Spring, and but 81 mile from Prferstown. This water
has been analysed and found TO contain the following in
gradients some OF them in large quantities, Csrbo-
nate OF Soda Carbonate Of Lime Suiphaie OF Soda Oxide
oil Lithon Oxide OF seeniun, and Snpbn,tied Hydro
gen Gas which a, the Spring is in such quantities 10
rise in bubbles.
The use Of this water is particularly ended TO
those afflicted with dyspspsis or suffering from disor
dered STATE OF the stomach having been found highly
beneficial in euch cases, well others 1t has also
been found rapidly 10 alsy internal nllanma ions and m
s'ions, proceedings from in digestion other diseases
July Is re- -3fl JOHN ID LEGARE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

H AMI FOR SALE will cell about 300 scfes Of
n prime Pamunkoy land combining many advantages;
part Of the celebrated terry estate, formerly IN he
occupancy Of Mai Geo Dahney, deed. II needs no
compent the neghborhood Is not second in point Of in
teIgeUco and hospitality 10 any IN the Old Dominion.
This land Is l6 miles only from Richmond; fertile and
beautiful With ample supply Of timber great bsf.
gn can be had by early purchase. II not sold by the
10th OF August next Il will, without reserves be sold on
the premises on ihai day, to tie highest bidder for
third cssh, the balance IN two equal annual payments
cured by bond, With approved security leo the
land. ". r.. GAYLE.
King william, June 10. l0--n
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THNRUsT sALE.--By virtue OF deed Of lrust execu.
IA ted to us byDr. Thomas Peers and Nile, OF Goocl
land county, for The purpose Of securing certain
OF money therein expressed, due Stephen Duva
ofus, shall the first day Of August 1894 the residence
said Dr. Thomas Peers in the county Aforesaid sell for
cash tic OF land wlercun he residef Being the
conveyed IN the deed mentioned, much thereof
will be sufficient 10 satisfy tho said with interest
and expenses attending the execution Of this trust.
JOHN JOIN Il Il. E ThahElSaLl,N. Trustee.
The above sale will be made by aud with NY consent
and appreciation. THOMAS PEERS.
July l. l6-ids
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CUMBERLAND County,, to wu
The parties IN tie foregoing sal vii lake NOTICE. that
on Tbursday the 3ld Of July nst my Office, al the
hour OF ~ o'clock. shall commence the foregoing set
dement's, when aud where they will attend with tber
vouchers, papers snd proof relative 10 tie same.
Jolly 4. Tt7-idl HEZ FORD C. C.
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HUST PUBLISHED, "R5ndoph's Letters" to = Young
eB Relative embracing series Of years carly youth
TO mature manhood, and for sale by X. L. SMITH.
June 49, In
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flashing ton, J,aiy I'M, 1884.
SEPAkAIE PROPOSALS will be received al this
~ office, until the day OF October next for the de-
livery oil provisions for the OF the troops oil the United
States, 10 be delivered in bulk upon inspection, fol-
lows: