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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

u AND AND NEGROES FOR SAlE.-l VIII o.,
q fer for sale at Public Auction The l'th day OF
next mnnh (Augusl) at RosEMouNr, lie aie res,uencG
Of YIN Richardson dec two tracts parcels of LIND
and about len LIKELY NEGROES-Also the PIa"tn-
tim UteusiIs and such Of the I0rscs and Cattle, &C. as
are not necessary 10 be retained on the premises
One of the tracts OF Land. called and known as the
FLlPPERS Tract contains about 225 81 acres more or
less and is bounded by the lands of Sally McCauy'
BurweI Leavell and Samuel Asop The qnal'ly OF TIC
land is believe. as good as any in the ncighborhood.
The other rae, known as the ROBINSON Tract, con,
ains about 5 acres and is of excellent quality and about
one half recently cleared and fresh land bounded ny TIE
lands of William Z. Robinson: John Is. Walker ana
John Sr!den.
The Negroes will be sold for Cash. Onchrd OF the
purchase money for the land will be required IN cash.
the remainder be secured BY deed OF ust on the pro-
perty. -
consider more particular description ofthe property
unnecessary, shall expect TO show TO any one WISH
ing 10 purchase the same. -
j. n. +. RICHARDSON, Ereentor
of WV. RIcHARpsoS, dec d.
IL
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Pu,,E,rd Femnik .lcadcmV.

,r1r usrribe In wing determined change OF IN.
AFTER the present year from male 10 female NJ
the public that adopting measures Tor ihs en- ;hc
& aud qualifications WILL he thinks. deserve
and that the necessary Iii
- n, ADJ. the character Of The school &C. S~
be published. hf'Shi hoott'" 3I-wif
I,Iv
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TIE PrgIIc LAHDs.--Wilhn 4 very short tine, not
wi,hsandng the Recommendations Of the lntrigencer and
the dismal croakings of the learned and ugubrlous ed
tor of the National Qasr u Bank) Gnzetla The sa!a-
tary effects of late Treasury regulation VIII be pen.
ceprihle Tie a-grasp;ng and monopolzing spirit Of
the spectators will be restrained; the public lands VII
he reserved tor actual settlers and purchasers to reason
able amount; gold silver will become abundant
in the West where she natural course OF events, there
must soon he demand r it, and caution and economy
will take the place Of reckessness and extravaganza,
which have of late been but too common IN some sPecu-
la,ing communities.
Twenty years ago. reccl!ect heEe vas rush alter
the public lands, very similar to the recent ana present
movements excep, that it was not upon great scale
The money was obtained in the same way, l'ron lhe
barks and made Of the Materials rags) eno Tue
constituencies were the THAT shall witness agan,
unless some check is given 10 sigs lnorinae gfasPs
after the public domain; Thousands ct ndI'iduais VIII oe
ruined and millions Of dollars will be lost TO The Onlted
States. -.
Congress will, is presumed take up this subject and
net u, il, the next session Ii is d vita! import.
ancc to the community, and should not be lost sgh o.
The QUESTION is simply whether II Is best 70 regulate lt
sales of public lands by he wants OF the community ana
the demands of emigration, or to let isen h' al at
once into The hands Of Spectators %ho ny co"p'na-
,inn (Which will certainly take place. may compel the
SER who purchases TO cultivate TO pay or umes
Inc price fixed b. the G"vernnlent-D.
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DIR. CHASE'S TRUSSES,
For the Radical Cure IF HER.fIa


Far The Radical Cure Of HER.f[A
ND hc chase of Phaiephia, has the OF announcing
of Richmond aud its vicinity that ne nus
of his TRUSSES for the Radical cure OF heh'u Oh nu
1russes models, 10 suit all cuSrS, u'c
49, ,y,;ch nye used Tor The relief VI Que ~,
,nos common diseases when antcts :. ,n
Cbnses rumen6 in Philade phIa without Pn.a
So ~ .v h,y. not only employed and peierftu %! c
,oo,s in Tim, CITY, Committee OF the aleuca!
rs Dnctns Parish aud Ashmcnd, has, a'et
the efficacy OF thcm dcciatcu u aS
% rns onnon, they superior I" nny o'her
80 and comfort TO Inc phte"' a.
% ~ r,ra,er certainty cecng permanent cure W. y. VIII
M, his he applied by any ono nut n
with the anatomy Of the parts concerned III 'r
IIn, them ito So Dy Gazing u. "
door above the new establishment :"
T Jrs + Co. Main ST. DIR. c. is very ANXIOUS 10 MIRO
~ ~ hs ;ns,,ur,rn will be sold on very mode'"'e
terms, especially 10 thc o""e4' VI ''" 22-St
July p
Nre,o man who calls himself JOHN, was committed TO inc a
II of the CITY Of Richmond the 18th dag OF June aS' as
army and s,ys he belongs Mrs. Iinscy oil huho'ef III"
s hired e, George 81 Harding Io The present year. %
foo, mr. 10 inches hsh. dark complexion and appears 10 "
az mr. 10 wears OF age Tho owner Is requested ~ eo M
him or he VIII NC ue''
p ",h ~ 81 the law directs w. STARK, DsImyj%
FM -'' "''"' 'N'' " w. 2D-3m
NEW YORK iNFIRMARY-Fur DseSsts If tae SS.a. MS
ty1ion is now opened Of B1onway ana eonf
,od streets Hours Of attendance from 1ll2
Sunday. ph,,.;.;,,,
~, ~ Schmidt IT, NJ. D., Minun Post, NJ d. Charles Il.
Porter, 81. D. =, ,. p,,;r;,ns
yoco,ine Mott NJ. d. John Cheesnan, ~ ~, 1o, r, 1hn
~ A. n Ale xr H. Stephens NJ D., Cyrus Perkins, d. D Ho-
mas Boyd, 81. D. ID
July 8
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July %.

BIOR SALE. LOtu<t GrOrs, the residence OF the late
D Colonel Thomas Minor, deceased. THIS Farm
lies in the county Of Spotsylvania ten miles south OF
fredericksburg the Maltappny River, and contains
about 400 acres upwards of 300 Of first rate low
grounds, equal any land in Virginia. perfectly secured
from any rshel by canal 81 feet wde-besIdes tile low
grounds large portion Of the high land IS first rate
lhrmin. aud the uncIearcd land bring well ll'nbered
with oak hickory ash. &c The improvements CONSIST
Of dwelling house. Kitchen barn, stable garden welirn'
closed negro houses, orchards, Nc, NC.
The Railroad from Richmond to FREDERICKSBURG
masses within mile of this farm. 1t is very seldom
Ina, SO valuable farm is offered for sale. For farming
panling or gIazing there but lew farms IN Eastern
Vuniu equal To it the MatIapony low grounds Tor TO-
bacco corn wheat Or timothy are universally known 10
be the bes, lands in Virginia.
This valuable estate will be sold al public auction, on
the premises on Thursday, the 18th day Of August next
ON he luwing terms. 10 VITA credit during the ma
tural life of Mrs Minor and until one year alter heI
death the interest be paid annually from The day OF
sale; the purchaser will have the privilege ut seeding
grain this fail and be supplied with as much corn,
tu,drr hay, stock, and Turning utensils as lie may
require on liberal credit. Persons wishing to purchase,
will be shown the Farm by Mr. Carter, the ovrrseeI, on
the premises, or by either Of the undersigned
'''' II. r. MINOR,
W. JACKSON,
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AZ There having been timely notice OF the above sdie
nr..ocs postponed until the 9th day Of August neal
JOHN u. JONES,
administrator Of Elizabeth Jones, deceased
ao :2-lts
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CoMrANiL .a,n R'xsr
% o,,v meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the james
~ Konnwba Company will be held in this City, on
9Th nst havins accounts to be presented ARE Tv
Them Ut the Office Of the Company 10
- LII, 10 Ilo-w3w] W. b. CHI iE.'DH'''
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IN Rules held in the Clerk ONCE
of The Circuit Superior of Law ard CHANGER! o Inc 'u
&c or Caroline on the 18th day Of June. 1875
James b. Thornton Sheriff Of Car ne, committee VI
JoIIa &. Chcs, deceased. Alarming
against - c,,..,r. T rrond cr lus
susan '"o' Dcinn
The rfadans Susan Frcndscy, James Steward ana Cl ;
vfo Rufus IaIard Emily his Wife " II'am l.
l. cics Thomas r. Chilcs, aud Samuel o. Chr NJ" III.
ed rLcir given security according !" te M
rrmbv and Tie rules this Count, and appearing ol
orIertG That said defendants do appear before '' nv
said Court house in snd county o" ihS S liz;
nav, FERN and the bill orhG plaintiff, and ma ~ " @
or"r be h inserted in some aIcr " .L 60,
o. hcn. " , snnsn ois,id cuuuy A COpy-T"s'e,
uou' VI ' ns N' Fix ws,I RODT HUDGlN. c. c.
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,.rr-j; of VlR,;INIA.-rh" ncxt session y: this inS

DIVERSITY Of VIRlNlA.hs next session Q: this nS,i,
@ ,om..r.cc ON the day Of September, and end on
70 F,E,. is Composed Of the following Professors:
=: 3qr,a. L!ay ua c<-Dr. Gsssacr HARRISON
ssCh rle> Bon NoTnyenS'lf r,.o,.
.'s,ai i'''; s%9AgWIl;;;m Il. noie5s; ; Emmett.
s,..c.ra and Snrscry-Dr. AUGUSTUS L. Warner
mTg' b!,!cSophs-Genr.c Tucker.
ra pan, a.e thoroughly taught the branches usually
in il; Besides which, in tina; vi Mathematics are IN
% y.4 Mathematics and Civil Engineering: and In that OF
WA Pal,, Bellies L,;tres and Political Eeono o branches
@ her. 4u.. Law OF Nature and Nations the science oil
a ,ba Pw Of Medicine in
No, oniy the Theory and Practice OF iedci'e but also
Ne isa Jurisprudence; AMI the Professor Ct Anatomy
rIurs Physiology il his; all which branches, az on
J.niy ai Macr, Medicl, full coHses lectures are
% the l.nsh Of the session. item MONTHS The three tsE' s.
M o,.tn,out are enabled to perform the duties which, III
w. N5 schools il rconircs double that number TO perform
F b nn % Icctnrs week to attend. instead of six
M ,o.s,uiy the subjects OF lecture on which,
~ q" IN Nil the sco he UuSers;'y esa lriy and IT.
Ii TI. sciIoo OF Anatomy aad Surse? IS heT. ily
wih subjects :or Dissection ana ha, FIN o%-;e Of
.lI ies in his institution, is ca,i!l:d TO OTTER tor
1.-The Phil c'h Baltimore, TFansy iSaa'a schools amer 0'
r. ir ,o this institutions the applicant must be sixteen
w ils: hut the Faculty my dispense with '''
~ w o "I sH to attend the school. his choee but; if
eo shall attend at least thee u rnc" nc for
goo !i,n shown, allow hin, attend tS nu'ts' ~;
ri,rio, dcpo:i,r with the Patron ~ rue ".f an ~ nv hi.
M o and the amount BE- at least Su''c'nn! 10 pay ,
- rminry rent &C., and three onths board Al lIid s.!osa
Ga,a:y :rreiEei BY him, n'"< he S0 e''0S'''" WIN
Of his disbursements. .. &c. .-;,.l Ia. ,bc
S,u~a,s require" weaa uniform aei ; my, OK
7,a;, ccaas dark grey COLOR nj 'ie not
4 in. six ho!l!rS yard. .,.., .,,.,,,,r ohovc
va Al ., f. attend the LECTURES III any OF Inc Sco1'
" ayv AMI reside OF the pccincts eSenp, rom r
@ lions c;c5" the government Of students, except only
r.os" Nj i'll! cnon :'srcstiu and orderly department.
Ta n,n.n.. ,:rha whole session arc as follows: AIM
!ori washing lodaiAg and attendance, S'
n I - At cost and per commission to the N
Rr .,,iory SIG for haf when occupied by two STU
a'n;S. X
iSi a i"i.ro: oalr be ,,endad, $50; il two, each
-, ii moTr tlsn Two, each Sao; "
r,,l oxclu.iye cohc books, AMI pocket money,
addition Ia the above fees there in III: scho" OF l" t
those students who attend the senior
Tn anc. for rohe- is limited by the enactnfch's 10 Soo'
Al! ar pocket money t. $40. , - .., . s.,,d,,
Religions services performed the University ever! roF
ror;og on. nr ~. s:,,,r JOHN 4. G. DAVIS,
~ " ' ~ Chairman eftas Faculty.
July .; %'-f'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

3zAGGER'S SULPHUR SpRINGSTE"sc Springs are Ira,y tor
NJ reception of lj0 visitors. The cabins a" h! 'nc u'-
needless anything !" thc
nu,"iurs who have been al the tail" or Ia me ar o inc
p,ahIr unI catcpri'ing manascr NJ Chas. Il. n'o'".
g:Iyr lnt sc reve arr fully borne thai better
water better liable. brcr wires Hnd liquors cAnho DE- u"' 1T
any similar establishment III III" ln"G Sa'"s' no """ arc "
"nl ne midi car b. The We p.
Ia turnpike completed that will eros: tie N""I, nSC ana
~ lc-Gl
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had three years experience in the Pr"c s AMI 10
, oyarv form of thu climate, snch - "hSnp
% Dysncn.in Rheumatism, Dropy Palsy Plrnny Intermittent
and Rcnear Ferers Group MeusIes howr Complaints n"sm,
~ rs Worms Small Pox, &C., &c, without Inc loss " SIN
Mo na,ien or the appearance Of ALARMING: Eyn"-"3 Only
ok those afflicted with Chronic diseases Tor an op"E 10 Prove
H. or efficacy Thomsonan rnc'rs ana, We s' no
,n,rC we receive compensatory where mere Is nc
e, ~, oar nccn. ia act pon. Wc,ru' By jnicinus uil
n,;rn nj Ike medicine d sustain public coincidence.
We invite country practitioners and the pubic eau ana
~ o,ucu oc medicines We have several preparations
@ r Thouso, been offered IN this city before
Srrnp for Dysrncry and Diarrhos-no nm would he without
hy WIRE acquainted its happy effects SUPERIOR iirf Tor
c Guide TO Health; d. koin'o Ice
c. IN the rhomsonian System. Apply al our inFHy corner
" ~ AZ" i' MOORE 6. HAYDEN,
! oH'cc' Agents md Prng'ictyrS.
W. C. MoorE & J. A. sHEcxtLLs, Practitioners.
'"o''h 20-it+
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H'O PARTNERSHIPS subscribers 0ler for sale about HOo
acres Land situated the fork Of the Alabama and onccE
2meS ami % the io'inc
of about These lands oc desirable hcrfhcntlo
large who be disposed 10 cmlsac INTO Anana-
so miles tc oi Mobile
.h lands aud OF the approved description Ia" Inc
several healthy
uu ons for summer Residences w,h springs oi the
rest water About cleared and have been several
wears under cnIurc the remainder is well wooded with pop
lar an hickory.-Thc convenience Of c above lands 10
the thriving c Mobile line rivers nuvsabe at al SrG
SONS RI he Strarabud renders ihGm desirable object TO
Planters disposed to nvcs; them TERMS &C.,
can BE- application 10 the subscribers at Mobile
~ fS,gnrN - McLOSkEf, HAGAN Il co.
i,,, O-wiw&2amin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

HSOR SALE Duuabis and The Turn NM
casssr the Torn If lrrE, IN sad Sde he unde!
signed will, oi decree Oh ui' NHcu''
Court Chaucc for the county OF Hcnto po
rouucca the Noons creditors aud others vs. >"Hons
the 81 day Of July eO proceed" q" he
ay sell AZ public auction on the PREMISES
nil that par, of Ground the OF inccsc Know"
IN The plan town, No. o. Of which John w. Norton "ra
seized aud Lot No To- containing hull an uc'c
and at oudoun aud Pcad streets, was con
ycd 10 the SAID Norton hy Wilson Miles Cary executor
and trustee George Farr hy deed eaiIn date ah
Novcmbe 1892 ord"d the office OF the OLD District court
Gn,n,,Iy holden II Winchester The Of said Lo, NJ" Cd will
he sold a, the time aforesaid that portion Thereon
winch vas @ y said Jolu II. Norton, his irtIne 10 GEO
r Noau consisting 2 feet Of said Lot on Lou"oun street, and
100 feet on Picudi This property from It's loca" on the
Main Winchester ami in the vicinity the ai hoaj De-
M, il brIi.vcd 10 be extremely valuable.
a the described property and on Inc Same
day. the will proceed sell LOT unns the I'D tow
of conanin. five known No. OIL ana annexed
in the plan tho aforesaid lot No W hnd
was Norton by the said Decd from said Wilson Miles
Cary as Executor, g., .,
The undersigned WILL ALSO OF The deere"
noc.cd the Gh November nrA The front door oi inc
rur, county, SELL public auction sund lots Of
IauI of which the died srz in and near the io"n"
York aforesaid OF which particular description w'soe gwen ." 'c
dGy Of sale. ---.-, 49,, c.,h.
roe; credit six months with bonds aud approved
mud the little III every instance 10
he retained ua,i the whole purchase money l, pail.
E E9REPT +, 6 SLenSLAs Commissioners.
,,e 22-i1s
The Winchester Republican will publish the above I'LL day Of
sale and forward their 10 this office
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Arkansas Lind Patents.
H,E highest cash price will be plId ioi niSanSS |
~ upon application 10 1 y2-Gr
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NOTCE-AI iuling due bills other claims nShin- Tue
" Juha Cune ;nr III" last TIME request
cd aud al In'h" To Shr
firm AZ. earnestly to forward ana lr '"c Ut
counts By "ihcrws", against the ieh "a! " '"
,n. OF Robert Jun GUudc mu aud "i h closed
oy that lime. LpI'.C W." W. J'.,,,
IA ig--it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

a DMINIsTRAToR;s NoTlCE--A!i persons indebted /" Inc
n estate of the late JOHN l.. CooR deceased, will make pay
~ wIhnnt delay to the undcssnciinl all persons having
claims on said estate, will make them k"";n "a @[ In
sion NAV be made for their payment 1AM.I ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

d aVD AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Wii! be- sold at pual.c
on Inc preniscs Thursday tue s day OF neg
IN. farm called Lche residence OF the late George "mc M
the Rocknsham Vas on the Shenandoh ''
hn, fouc mile. Republic. contains bet" etn IL nu
1900 acres lying both sides OF the river The greater a' Oh inc
and undcr culifhtIun ana Hes very
,u,iiy bend the and almost surrounded oy H. lhe
are brick house, barn und olr
IN" same lime and place sod between % and 50 very
,ti Nrcnors consisting men, and children; also, the
;a ork of Horses Cattle Hogs and sheep Wheat hfe |o
Earm,;nr utrnls and household and kitchen Furniture
ne.ihd purchase money for the land viii DC required al
,b no of suIe; the eqna! annual phyht
cn,cL by deed of trust aad by withholding Inc e
n Lc money is paid. The Negroes will be sold Tor cash; inc p
the onion 10 give with good security payable
in ouc year and bearing from the date nc rest INC
saosl nropci,y be sold credit OF II months ,r ~ t.
July % l22-tcSl hopi-.l ol---.---;--
77TI1 aYDSIhr American Land Company offers for sale
100 900 acres selected cotton nnis III the eff"ty ol a.
~ ~, ynIv moera,c uccs liberal credit Persons de-
49,. IF ,r,ra.ny So appy signed lciena A. L.,
Inv whom all necessary information will furnished
~ ~ j. L. DAWSON, | aoons
PETER g. RIVES, -Ns
a2-2m
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a'O MR. JOS fPH A. LuAN.-tla'ns undri>'n"l That YOU
IL left i;onyav< Texas, last winir Tor The PURPOSE o;
,r rn;,;v Virginia. al. thing from
nm nu"cd to resort TO the columns u per, ascertain
where sou Should This any pcroh ac&t
"a ,, ,,u yuu mi confer n .raI >rt AMI bohr by
l., Richard f. Miller at Nucliorhrs Louisiana, and /"
self nj Rurkcyle Prince E,w ard county, Virginia.
You. friend, EDWARD Il. Mi.i'i-h.
iy-St
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a ABOEERS WANrED.-WanCd mmclang Oh The 'a'ai al
nrsT dam creek oochlanh 20 10 ~ active 'ah"T"'-
For SUCH lhrrm wages will be paid b. the day or WIZ
10 furnished to who require it, Apply a, ne '-
u,ad or on the works ;ic suascrl5rf tt!lp n"l:',
'"' " y" " 5rel for The James and KencrhG Ca1a"g
'1S-''' 2G--Cl
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Fuluuble Property 10r S"7c
rg,AT valuable property known by the name Of ss OF
lad ih ,,ny valuable nnacns among them long
ab!hed several stores -four large granaIe
&C. Ayc lies the head OF The navigation OF inc
W;uppny river; already place of considerable iFuaepu
description here deemed unnecessary as those Wishing "
nn-chn.c - i'll doubtless examine for themselves =, -,
If no, previously will he public SALE on ire uh
,mnns ncy, chcr in hole lots purchasers Terms
made known al the SALE ., 81,
Ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

a COPPER MINING CUMPANY.-B'o.s for subscription
u to the ohe UNITED STATES coFrER
,ocd by IN. last Lcs aurc will IN opened ~ Wednesday, Lin
% A. ,hc Comp,ing Of John W. Mitchell Co. III ffede-
ctsbuIg and at Lynch's Coffee House in the city IcEg"
JOHN b. GRAY,
WM. ~ MITCHELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

a DMIyiSTRATOR'S NOTGCE.--An wr.ons having claims
AGAINST iii. estate Krnnon Smith, deed, o' N"il""T van
them properly authenticated. arran" n"niS may " ~
r their set cmcn-ind those indebted wall picase max
''' " " TIMOTHY WORTEIAM, 7dm'' Fl
Smith, drrfdScd.
III
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undersigned, take this mcInh o informing
ofOtanng Wagons I' Toi"
the long experience have had III Tie wagon
be wanting mad" OF 600"
fav0urcd with fom distance %! h';
Injected 10 Front ROYAL Warren county, Virginia. viii be promptly
attended to- For faithful make Of our Wagons We f,e m
Ir "a John L. FAINT, Jas. Aar.al Elw. I. Mnr-Ea Fdu
n.r comfy and David Renour, Rappahnnno county, "a
Iu,,i '?'! - ~ ,iS, SbAC l. JACOB TROUT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

MIDWAY liOTEL-The subscriber respectfully ann"ncrS 10
W. public taken that comGo!o' ana WI, known
establishment, Midway Hotel, Formerly ocdieH ny W. l.
tiuvd.) prepared nccuE'nna4!e travellers ana
pleasantly situated midway hrwch Iha'
the UnivcrSy, and in every respect dcsiIhe "
ira, Ills bar is supplied with tho chorc h""' his 'aG
wiz, the hes, the market u his at,endcL by GOOD
o:crS.
Families others travelling the Springs du'n"s III" Summer
,rniS will ol That tlc agreeable aud pleasant
r'.,",' '' JOHN H. KELLER.
It
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CHEF Engineer u Tic James RiUcr and kd"afha Co"pnhE
Jf1-The dams, guard locks &" the bridges, ana nrber
Of locks und cuIve reserved for future letting Persons
ing purpose oJnims work, would do well 10 call
company the o. Richmond, where aGy M
which they may will be chc-r:ly communicated
The valley Of James River between lynchurs amt Keh"o'
healthy. 1. i"' 'N.
Ala T--tiRhug.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-05
PEACE.
The following remarks by Lurd
Clarendon, are admirable:

The following remarks by LUrd
Clarendon, are admirable:
Peace is that harmony in the Stale that
health is in the body. No honor, no pro
fit, no plenty can make him happy who
is sick with a fever in his blood, and
with Deductions and ashes in his joints
and bones; but health restored give rel
ish to the other blessings, aud is very
merry without them: no kingdom can
flourish or be at ease in which there is
no peace-wIich only makes men dwell
at home and enjoy the labor Of their own
hands, and improve all tho advantages
which the air, and the climate, and the
soil administers to them; and all which
yield no comfort where there Is no peace.
God himself reckons health the greatest
blessing he can Oestow upon mankind, and
peace the greatest comfort and ornament
he can bestow upon States which are a
multitude ofmen gathered together. They
who delight most in war are SO much a
shamed oft, that they pretend TO desire
nothing but peace--that their heart is set
upon nothing else. When Cesar was
engaging all the world in war, he wrote
TO Tully, "There was nothing worthier of
an honest man than TO have contention
with nobody" 1t was the highest aggra
valion that the prophet could find out IN
the description oil the greatest wickedness
that "the way Of peace they know not, and
the greatest punishment of all their crook
edness and perverseness was, that they
should not know Peace.-greater curse can
not befalI the most wicked nation, than to
bo deprived Of peace. There is nothing
of real and substantial comfort in this
world but what is the product of peace (;
and whatsoever we may lawfully and IN
nocenlly take delight in is the fruit and
effect Of peace. The solemn service Of
God, and performing our duty to Him in
the exercise eff the regular devotion, which
is the greatest business Of our life, and 10
which we ought to take most delight, is
the issue of peace. War breaks all tha
order, interrupts althat devotion, and e.
ven exlinguisheth all that zeal which peac,
has kindled in US; lays waste the dwelling
place Of God as we'll as Of man; and intrt
duces and Propagates opinions and fgac
lice as much against Heaven as again,
earth, and erects deity that delights i
nothing but cruelty and blood. Are W
pleased with Inn enlarged commerce al
society oflarge and Opulent cities, or wit
the retired pleasures Of the countrya d
we love stately palaces and noble house