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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

Boot,, SHOES, Trareiting Jruuks, Corpd Bags, NC
HliE srhcbrr t.es Ibis opportunity o! to H. TOW" al"
country iicnls, and the public generally THAI he hes | r
cd taal selected By hisf n the Northern markets ~" "H: "
packages OF Boots and St"r 1rdctlng IrHnE1, CGre;
oil o! which q: the best quality Among ,hcE, aFciJ
hyperion French chit and DO IL low Pace h "
81 80 10 81 sonemcn's calf mud scn sho and o. MI f
double sole RiCbnuf brosacI r't '
boys ca shoes nni booccs 1890 ofchcn Shoes HaL ~
oil colo and shapes; 900 pair babies Ffe:.ch hi sad 'f
slppors supcTar 80 ladies fine ca wal%ns soc
tea do broad do.f1r 7rarcrs 100 leather trunks, %
ffamc rfcl iuo end Hat Brussels carpet bag t
Sizes many other kinds .rLou. for advertisements f
viii lind ;:"ir a!Nia!use give call Il; f
s,nn under the Eagle Hotel every thing vii! b. so!u; M '
prices. SAMUEL. PU1HLi'
JurpJ
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WAsuIHGruy CRY, Monday night, Odd May.

DEAR SIR:-l deeply regret 10 inform you that Col
Crowe!I returned this evening from Baltimore, having
received information that the Creeks had burnt his
houses and destroyed his plantation. lie much fears
they have taken all his bouded stock among which
Lady .lashrs Bill lastin BO!iria. Lady Erench, somc
half dozen Lsciuihan cults and other valuable STOCK
amounting to near sou 600 Ills loss at all events will
not fall short Of S4U 900.
The friends OF Col. Crowcll will deeply syrnpa.hze
with him at his Losses; as E5cr0t TURTLE and hglmnd-
cd gentleman he has no superior. II. the first De.
Icgac in Congress from Alabama, and tnr many years
Agent for the Greeks They have heretofore been de-
voted 10 him; but his letter the Governor Of Aabana
and coming on to Washington have drawn upon him The
wrath of the Indians. IN. y Spirit Of The Times.
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noting the true state OF principles notwithstanding
Illustrations oil uhe anu INnrA Carolina Sentinel.

, ,.s,-To GEoac1A-The Cherokee .tsSo
eoeh r 1ssS s Senators en- h Ws
nvcs not te,f ,s neons Of Georgia Can they give
f for 5Es s i"sS from the r Cleveland
The ,his pleasing intelligence and confirms the
srac fnrn the Washington Globe OF Thursday ias''
"' WAsuSGroN, May II, 1876
To The Editor The Georgian: .,.,,
DEAR SIn:-i have the pleasure to say 10 You, ttn'
the Cherokee Treaty this moment ratified Oy ''e
Senate. The vote was 81 -.
/, rrsa; haste I remain your obedrnt servant,
JESSE F. CIEV ELAND.
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ESUNAWiYS in EOasG, and upper cTc 81 GO0ehddd.-AOa
49, ed from the subscriber sam, negro ah"n i oi=j
dark brown compla about icct cc nigh; al" Ion
tall young fellow, about Sans mu'tto, villa shy "Ai'
OF coun,unucc, and thing like limp in hi- gait sam t
OF Garland Woody in Iuusa, ard Tenn OF WIN. o. Payn ~ W "
end OF Gooclmnd-b" n5ou, four Tou:l, "i ga
so tor the delivery OF either me- and reasonable r.h
bringing them L di.tauce. II. HARRISON.
Elk Till lure g. -'i
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Fnrmville Prince Edward, Va, May 81 =
y. Il. We wOuL take three four h"ys Apprentices.

npUTETOURT SPRINGS for sGic.Ikc subscriber +" s;"rl
privately the above property is situated between IL 'o
of Salem Fncastc, cola:y Of BotGt0It the i
rich Lautii un .i.s-ly populated neishiohCol, rn 'i
great North aud Suuilwc-tcn road 'i
Baltimore ihEnus Valley o Virginia the STATE" d "
Alabama, aud easily accessible from all other co'
The o.ity Of Springs renders unnecessary for
large efficacy diseases urInHi sr
climate SHALL therefore, merely copy the following aIa
made Of them il Juy lc3i: - sola2 musncsia-3 l"' ~ ~
lex AMI alunur nud about si,th its volume Il" y!".
atmospheric air. One gallon OF water contains a ia "
mineral Ti- orabr for
there had cn less rain day tO week h" " q
fail he useful in Dy pic, IpLc GJ g.
aiirrtons-J. = R,xHK." The buildings oil hr
well flushed, handsomely arranged and sufficiently ry"n,!'" m The
accommodation 50 100 boaricrs. Attached TO ih'
Springs the n.>, u which they situated is Tract OF Lane
consisting 40 acres 30 Of which cleared a p:ots "
b. clover The timber r1crrn' aGd the 81" " -!
whole is character highly susceptible OF Improvements"
OF these things, however, ,ho-e disposed pumIac can u m
by Inspection. I!EX. UhGnS.
Mayo i-aS"
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ExprSoISG REsoIUTloS.-This resolution was taken
I'd on Friday lasl the motion of Mr. Benton, 10 ena
bic Mr. Hill, lately elected Governor OF New lamp
SHIRE 10 deliver speech upon it, before he lett the Sc
nate MIR. Hills speech was neatly three hours ia The
delivery-no part Of it defamation and rant but body
of facts aud arguments from beginning 10 end II was
one of the most striking and powerful that he had ever
delivered; and being delivered subject which CO.
vered SO much gound in ITSELF and had occupied so much
of the public attention. necessarily opened the door to
very wide field, and into diversified view, Into which
he did mol fail to enter, and TO expole In every par
The quantity of matter which he brought UP, and made
TO bear upon THO eukjeet, prodg,ous and of Fhe
Senators present, there some who will remember
MIR Hs valedicory to the last day of their lives--
The democracy of the Union should treasure Up this
specch. 1t is one Of those productions which contr
butes 10 illuminate the history Of the times, and to add
TO the knowledge the bes informed men Of the country
1t is valuable 10, facts for arguments and for patriotic
sentiments.
Gov Hill leaves The Senate with honor and dignity.
Rejected in that body years ago, he was elected nc
it by the Legislature of his State and he now excited
out of it by the people of the State to be It's Governor
This result is just subject Of exutaton and contrasts
strongly with the fate of those by whose votes he
rejected No member ever left the Senate with higher
character for public and private integrity more zeaian
industry in attention to business tor more scruPuleus
adherence 10 sound democratic principles-D.
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On DTS in Southern Squirting Circles.


DEAN SIR:-It is said that Col Crowr has boon Of!
feed S25 OOU for GuscOmb and $5OJO Tor indy ushcc
He has purchased of Maj Donaldson iIly years old,
by Stakeholder out OF Buvias Lam for whc! he paid
81 800. Is not this encouraging to breeders:
Yours. n.
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NELL TAI ERN.-Thc subscribers beg leave 10 in
q lnrm their country friends and the public general
w. that they have taken this well known establishment,
and will the first day Of April, BE- ready to receive
all those who may be kind enough TO honor us with their
custom. The house has, but short time since gone
through thorough repair; in addition I" which, shall
continue make such improvements will be nccss
sary for tie better accommodation Of customers-
We pledge ourselves to the most indefatgabe en-
ertions to render visitors comfortable and agreeable
we mean TO keep none but the best servants. Our
Table shall be supplied with the best Of every thing that
can he procured in market-our Bar with the most
choice LGuors-a Stable with good and attentive
Ost!crs and every variety Of grain and forage that is
used at any other similar establishment We have both
served long apprenticeship at business; the first hav
ing lived in the Eagle Hotel Tor the last five six years.
and the latter at the Bell Tavern four years. during the
life Of Mrs. kelso, and from that time to the present.
has continued in the same business. The public may
assured that pains expense the part Of Ell
ther shall be spared 10 give general satisfaction
JNO. KING,
EDMD. n. ALLEN
March % 1s9-w,f
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THE hereinafter named dcenIaG wii taA n'
- that Tuesday, the l2tl hay Of july G"Nt, at E"''""
Courtnusc shall proceed Ia" Orders aud DEC" e.
the 10Th day OF April, 1884, ana on the 2.t day Of April
suit pending in tho superior law mad ci"ce!
Buckingham, which John Couch and May hi' wife nd "'.I
compliments, and Robert Eve', john tocn1", Ia o. :"
Harris ,!rcA Thomas w Gmc: a, l., .iml!ar q
Lo,iS other character representing to- "
Christopher uLscn aud William Na!.:f a"i Nat'sh"
scn, I"ci and Nathaniel Amler."m, Executor OF i'
tor heir di.rrucc Of sal Nathaniel An"r'on OF a. '
representing the n -aiG Nathaniel Anderson deed VIC
Ex'or. Of Thomas Anderson, Gecd Thomas Pac.on n' H
Sarah, Price Perkins, Shrrirnn Amir. a! Samuel "'n'fec
rrica Perkins, ia h right. John = h" i'" anu go
liam Anderson, ri.n,an.sat which time n.i racc, Nv,
will attend Aith vouchers &c. JOHN /. boL'-.''
Nav 81 i7-w4wl Com7ssiyytr IN C"cf'"!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

NAND FOR SALH-l will sci! Tract of Land! cor'r;ns Il,
- acres, lying the county Of Prince George, rear tiE "
composed Of OF nearly equal size, divided ~ ~.
bic crcekono known by the o. High Peak, he Tt'
Court House Tact Both contain i5exiausbc sui.'' "
anil buildings rich, though Tor time Pa' out Of I ,,
with lnc be made comfortable MD coi;'H'"u nn
contain large quantity OF excellent tiucr Further ~r' n
considered the purchaser will no toaa
himself, Ncsns. Daniel Epes aud William Wsri "" - m,
Joining viii the land will sell OF both il'''
1ui, the purchaser uron accommodating II tue 40"
well secured ]! letters written 10 nUn tho 'u'-
must be directed to LunGnburs Court llou,r. rprs
May l.. T3--wiwi RICHARD - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

MrRpfn.-A letter from the Postmaster at kingwood,
Preston county, Va. addressed, under date OF the 24t
instant TO gentleman OF this city, aud now before the
editor Of the Patriot gives the details OF all atroclous
murder, which was committed The night of The 10Th,
about nine miles Of that place. the person OF
man named James Martin, supposed to have been 4 RI
si,lcnl of Kinds county, mississippi it appears from
evidence ndduced before the inquest which sat IN me
case that the deceased travelling i'll company with
five negroes, four and one man, and that, on
The nigt in question. during their cncampmenl, the
murder vas committed by the man, while Martin
slept by means OF uf his own pistols which had
been taken for the purpose From Appearances the shot
supposed to have proved instantly mortal Accord
ing to the report OF ii jury. of the wo-
men was accessory the murder The whole five were
lodged i'll Jail, and to be brought up for eranlna.
lion on tie following Monday. The sum Of 81 Eli 81
found upon the person with the effects OF the de-
ceased TAis has been deposited Tor safe keeping IN the
bank at Morganlown. His other property consisting OF
carryal two horses, trunk of clothing nc. remains
i'll the hands OF the deputy sheriff OF The county The
letter states, in postscript that FROM papers found upn
the deceased il supposed that he had friends or busl-
co:srsctons in i;aItimnre.-Euhi,n"'" P"irim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

NATHANIEL MAcoN.--Ths patriarch of the Republ-
can party in North Carolina proclams his preference
for Mr. Van Buren,, by permitting his name to be placed
trct II is itself host and should serve 10 expose the
gyraons of those political Eestbercocks who B u.s. be-
cause they were not Of US and yet lay claim TO the
praise of consistency and say that their party hns Left
them, and not they their party. Such selfcompacent
politicians are found toiling in the ranks with to
whom they have hitherto been Numerically opposed
while the venerable Macon stands like land mark, de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

SEyEH MILEs OF CANAL = lArs !-UL Tie OH ul May
breach occurred in The Erie Canal al Utica, which re-
qurcd hour days 10 repair it, During this interval the
crowd OF boats collected the breach vas so great
that il required ten days 10 Till tho canal with wafer to
navig.b!e lgh.. Tile Albany Argus of Saturday. from
which we derive these facls adds" letter from Tie
canal superintendent 10 the Comptroller: states, that on
Tuesday Che day oil which The repairs were completely
the boats had accumulated above the Breach lying
to touch each uter through distance If screa miles, 10
OriskanY."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

a ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE--Al per:ons 'a%I"., aa,.
Il estate Of the late JoHS L. Cook, dccsss"d "!h tsa
ucn,, without delay, the Undersigned AMI 81! .o,.
claim. on the said estate, will make them Known S,WiIyS
sion may be made 70! their payment JiNi~ INK G,t-.
'1a"ft'"1" q" ' 5-2m
limo 2
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CARRIAGE, BAROECIIE AND GIG MAXIM -. ,r. -
bers, under the firm OF ELASToS. SEit I. Co, VI" ,.
carry the Coach .ling 5asincs. Ills Blaioh'
Amelia Springs mud will manufacture CGfaSe'' ~
Gigs, and Suscs, OF every description, wtth Ne "iI sea- II
and good terms he purchased 10 M? Vi INC r
ties aul TOT !isiness neatness, and dnr"h.'F are a4
Our friends and the public generally, soc''c"
call ;l examine ots-Rrpans done m!'h e. ,.;rVy
patch. NiLi;!H b!:rr':y N!
NATHAN J.. SEA-;
y. B-Ssmuel r. seny will attend Amelia ana 1 cs a.
counties, where he will be glad receive any iao'
Maya.
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POLITICAL.

-TT-,r 1;oIp CURuEscr.-It is computed upon gnol
d,a thai twenty millions of gold vii be IN 'ne o",e o
STATES by the Sd day of March neSt, wIleh inc tn' AN
branch minis will be in operation, and wen Tue
h,rnnn the naper system and the gold currency "'uS'
have decided issue way or the olnef' nv rf
will e1pcl gold, if gold is not aided by law Know. a
every child that the banks WI not pay a.a Inown to
ever child In England, the gold crcniatoh - p''
,ected BY compelling the banks to pay wholly 10 -
No bank note in England whatever can ne paI -. 90.
vcr. The banks compelled 10 Keep soiu a". " ~!
it. The gold currency protected in rance oy ''I S
PRESTON of all paper currency under oOo francs s
arc in fact but two denominations OF bank NOES W
France: one of one thousand francs, the o'her "a
five hundred francs; consequently, rance nus
culstion Of above five hundred milons OF dollars IN
oald and silver Congress will doubtless DO soirtH'
at this session to protcct the IW hN diEL;
OF GOLD which President Jackson ADMINISTRATOR,
the charters for the District banks now depending VIII
n;sb an occasion not be lost. III those charters te
pcop,c of the States will look Tor the measures Wien
the friends OF the gold currency in Congress propose
;t .romnls those charters will have DECISIVE III
Feet ,pon the gold currency, either 10 preserve ~
10 ruin it, If the friends OF the gold currency ~
orcss and under Jacksons Administration, can DC ue
teatet then the cause becomes hopcess OUT IL tue
fcnds of ood are successful in Congress, that Will Lad
~ Tho oold coined under our law is 400 900,
not s44 100000 aserrcneousy stated In lae at.ce III
this naoer The French and Neapotan ndemn'sseS are
about 81 900 OOO all of which President Jacksos has or
dcred home in gold and for the purchase Of WHICH from
the owners bill is now depending IN the tlooSc o.
Renesentayes and seems to be approved by u except
the Presidential candidates the floor Of the Senate.
and their adherents, who want the money to divide
among their partzans in the States during the rses,den
tal election The Depositc Banks have contracted fof
about S5 900 of gold in England, France: and ol
land and our own mines, with foreign commerce, must
Weld several millions This is what President
Jackson has done in two years-TWENTI MILLIONS
OF GOLD in TWO YEARS. and is the inp".tu-
ton of gold 10 stop with the expiration of President
Jacksons term; and are 10 lose the twenty millions
he has gained US in less time than it acquired p
These are questions for the People and for Congress- and
ofhc District Banks will the question, so far as
Congress is conccrned.--G'oJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

NNANrED, Apprentice to the p'nn; L iS an! qo
~ from Ii 10 Is OF goo! i"ora oGer
sessing ,u.erubly good English education Apr: -
.yr uITyDHED AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWAED % So. s .
" som WHO went the 2is of November last he
wears Of ace middle stature, thick ser 1sA .a spell t
roaL lille lie has scar on bis otehea! Jes Vscoe
ave occasioned By bu:n when child lie c cue shoe viii
800, ycry we'll and con make ,oleraby good eoa
ivs IN. above reward OF tina state ana ear taken
Or sOo confined any Jail 'hui gel ma so deiveeI
no q, nv place Of residence the county Of ia G o,4a
in. Hole meeting house. 1harc reason 20 III" o
free and win y to make his jns: i'Et WOODWARD
i4-wl~I @Si'S''-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

MISUNDERSTANDING General Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, recently in session at
Rcso'ucl. That we are entirely opposed 10 modern
ALp!it;onsl, and wholly d'Sciai' am right, WISH or
intention to interfere with the civil and political relation
OF master and slave as exists Ia the slave holding
States Of this country.
The first branch of the resolution was adopted by
vote of ls2 to H. and the litter part unanimously.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

u OTlCE.-laGmi,c; having crG ma o"' r:!n,
tain whether practise ii, Law u.I 10 IT. $50;
of be-: arc announce TIA; Ecs! II H. 'ts
justice oF n!- rony, AMI have "on"en'rd TIE t'
OF business. ia the rla
courts hcl It Jackson The Gov. aW tai "!
d.rmk. i'll The OF tie dhjom!.: cUu"'Ir'
rNDcc, be Kin. s. Queen count! ~ tho 18TH Jelly! ~"
ma j., unit il The l.. OF Scpcn.!cr. CHARLES HIIl,
N.va! ci-w:,n Rgvmo:I EEgi. C-uutg, .'l.,a..pr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

ITO the representatives Of John nyw ou, ,c!, ,,.
.ratnyrs o Polly ". Moscy, deed, i@;e wi:. o! , t.
Mo,ahy
There paii into the county q" l"""t4a, lie
a!nir.t III Mary Ln.w oJH, rsa;, ia" %! !i!
mad INV c";l-, said TO "lom, r,Ga! portions, 10 !
wool. estate aud Polly w lo.cI.y The rn"I,y
hands. Il, clerk of tbs court sn N BE- pad uprcar!.
pcf.os properly authorized ~ fccr!Nr the sAa
NM. :. HlNt,.
NnvJ-. r;--w3nE1 rygi.fan Eon,; H,a. =.
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E,r,.u 1snry,,7y We publish for the info1mation
of the claimants the following notice issued oy 'e
ri America. in the city of New York:
rE,'rbe accent of the United States IN raTis' na''"S
~ ron, The Government Of France, inc sum VI
r "a JsG 6G6 So on account Of the indemnify OF ooI
millions of francs under the treaty Oh 'u:y ~
he amount of which is in course OF @ tho
the country the claimants holding certlhcaes ,ton1
n. }enariment are hereby notified that Inc Dahh
g America. in behalf OF the United States, anu ny ~
tbori,v of the Secretary of the Treasury, wiz
and NV. on and after the fifteenth day OF ytlt ~
proportional part Of their respective hve meptsu
If least 50 cents the dollar OF the aooVe .i ,L
Sum received by the agent in Paris, togeihe! Will Wv.
o rno of the sum there deducted, ana 10 oc icps'u
here out of the Treasury of the United STATES, -
I20 900 The suid certificates must nc present." 49,
,h h,uk for that purpose by tie parties 10 WHOM u
,,iI have bern issued, by their legal aSSgher, ~
Iuly constituted atlorncs aud payment VIII W "'A0
,h. day after The presentation nm, 81
rio ,pstue Of what has been received IN larls al" =.
the sum deducted there, VIII be pau OUT mere u" %o
,hc former arrives, and the nett proceeds Of inc ".'e
Inc Inc t IT,. nsrcrtained D. THOMPSON; Ca<h'cr.
Hank Of America, May III, 1886. ....,.,,;..
Claimants NAV apply al the Girard Bank
,hu Merchants Bank, Boston; ana ''e o"'0'' O1"" -
Maryland, Baltimore.
UNITED STATES AsNThe first return OF Tie r;, U, -; =
R nuJcr lis new auspices stands thus ;-GI''s n's-
united H. y9S 36S duars Discounts on Gank st"chi
81 81 5l2 DO. other security = ~ l-.@
Estate 81 lail03. Profit and loss, $5,'"oI=o; Dsp'
sites 81 1914 23l-t is understood thI sair i,.s
made in Europe of The securities tor when 'le o'an.n,
wpre sold and the proceeds, amounting to some twenty
millions. may soon be expected in specie, ., q,
''''''''''' rs. i'prh Ill., .Mny q
In REGARD TO This statement the f:i:ladeIph'a U,o'
Gazette remarks, that ,,, ,j
r I,Ies, dates are to the 18th of April Vi Course no
nprnliaon for the sales of the securities: could have
been brought to close in that time BESIDES, We nave
understood that MIR. Jadn to Try the ttcnch anu
Holland markets. IA we'll as that Of England 8
Commerce Of Saturday says that letters by the recent
arrivals inform that Mr. Jaudon had not completed his
arrangement for the U. S. Bank, but there was plenty
oicopr,on for his proposals among the nnnry-ei
and no doubt was entertained that his mission would Le
fully successlul-Wc understand agency has been
established in New York by the Bank for the purchase
and sale of Foreign and Domestic Exchange, where from
three TO five millions vii! be emptyed
alexandria Ga:rNc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

YgJO PLANTERS or OHONOkO TOBACCO
& The planters Of whom have purchased exon. =!
OrOnuko Tobacco will confer favor Oil mlc b, .,'
inc them TO the order of r. & T. G"ahmcy in .r ~.
of Richmond, between the 18th Of ,iay and The IS :
June Those who cannot deliver their Crops By ,ha !,
of June, will please defer the delivery nn, The I,A "
June Or aaY ,ne between hc middle d! li.. n,oy,
the first day ot July. JOHN &. HUGHES
March D. Dr..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15
FOR RENT. &fh1
zA~s ..eal-k-e... 4
CAVERN S1AND,
The Valley Hotel,

I'm Charlestown, Jefferson County. Virginia
II &tasted In the most central part Of tho town,
ebeut midway between The Court-iiouse sat
Baak, - preseo, oeoupied by Mr.. !. N. Carter.
tanned high rrpuistioa-
The house 10 isrgs snd eommodious, including
private apartments for family, With eoaveaieni
kitchens sud other out-buiidinga There arc tee
stables on the premises, one of which 10 inferios
70 no other in the Valley. There 10 Q we'll ol
good water In the yard, snd In fact every eonve-
nisoee en- establishment OF the Kind requires.
Possession . be had on the ira day Of April
next The terms will be made known by apply
ing TO JOHN KENNEDY,
Dea- I, foS6. Chsrirstown, Va.
orNsfis~si hfsiiigss<sr sad Bai,imsrs Pc
frist, ~. - eosniryp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15
L.4ST GILL.

n INTENDING 10 close our mercantile
IL transactions at this place, a. speedily %
possible, We must earnestly. though respect
fully, request those indebted % us, whether
By boad. opsa account. or othervise, to call
immediately and make settlement ~ thiA
call b unattended 70 within the space Of two
months frO@ this date. We shall be under the
Paia ful necessity Of enforcing en- adjustment
Of accounts, as the aspiration Of that time.
We therefore hope eli Who have accounts
with Ne will psy particular attention TO this
notice. X d >. JOHNSON.
Bee. 8. nsss'
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Y The ssbsssibsy, tee Esirly MARES. ons
No cara beg % bFovn, ab0utfvsive %
eflesn ysars ed, sith q sors back, ~ ether
ssagks; the ether = vhits % grey, vita asors
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