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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
"A new and valuable Conn
position

pOSRGHDAa
nF .nEDICLNE, prepared by J. New
~ ton, Norwich, Vermont, named PA
MEGA, or Purifier Of the Blood.
think this to be the best antispasmodic
now eXtant for the removal of nervous
trembling of the stomach hands, etc. in
restoring to health and strength those who
labor under great debility. In Scrofula or
Kings Evil, Cutaneous eruptions, the early
stage of Consumption, relaxes, female
weakness, strangury, gravel, diabetes, cos
tiyeness, dropsy, biles, and other sores. 1t
is a good restorative from fevers. For q
more full view of its efficacy see the bill of
directions and pamphlet of certificates, for
which call on Doct. Prentiss. further say
| never before knew any one medicine do
so much good in so short time and in so
small circle. it is also very pleasant TO
take. Put up in Junk or Pint bottles at
1l2 10 and so. 1t can be obtained at East
Windsor, Woodstock, Montpelier of Z. ii.
Brentiss, and of the subscriber. Also ONT
ment for scrofula, wash for Herpes. Tet-
ters or Salt Rheum, &c.
ISRAEL NEWTON.
Norwich, VT. Oct. 1885.
p. S. Within the last three months this
medicine has cured and been of essential
service, mostly in Norwich, 80 persons of
debility, nervous trembling, and cutaneous
eruptons, one of scrofula, and ten or twelve
Of other complaints.
|. NEWTON.
October TO- 1885.
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Lost

IN October one small red COW, four
Il years old.
Any person giving information to the
subscribers shall be rewarded.
JEWETT g. HOWES.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05

LWHdD'
Fcvers Of all kinds, INumb-Palsy,
Dyspepsia, Lock Jaw,
Liver and Lung com Asthma,
plants, llydropt obia,
Atrophia, Convulsive Fits or
inflammation of tie Nervous Affections,
Bowels, Piles,
Dropsey, Ulcers,
Papitation of the Scalt-licad,
heart, White Swelling,
st. Nitus' Dance, Ring Worms,
Nervous Debility, letters, and other
Sick Headache, Cutaneous affections,
Rheumatism, GorroWhoea,
Sciatie, SYPHILIS,
Bronchocele, General Debility,
VEINS, Consumpions,
Hernia, Female Weakness,
,4nd all other female complaints caused by
Colts, Sc. Sc.
Vegetable Medicines for sale, accompa-
MED with directions. Composition, Pun
gent or Stimulating, Nerve, Canker, Cough
and Tooth Powders Spice, Wine, Gold
en-, Jaundice, Physical, and Anti ,Dispeptic
Biuers; Green and Brown Emetc; Hot
pr Rheumatic Drops, and Rheumatic
Eminent; Olive, Nerve and Itch Oint-
mNnts Hair Oil and Bears Grease; Corn,
Cleansing and Healing Salyc; Cancer
Strengthening and Sticking Plasters (:
Cough, Tooth Ache and Asthmatic Drops:
Lobelia, LIST, %, and Sd preparations; Peach
meat, Cholera, Worm, and Liver Complaint
Syrup; Mothers Friend and Female Reg-
ulatOr; Lotion for Itch Salt Rhcum, Scro-
iulouS, and other bad humors and sores I;
Eye Water; Aromatic Snuff; Head ache;
Stimulating, Physical, and Emetc Pills (;
Volatile Salts, or Smelling Powders Sc
Books FOR SALE. DIR Thompson's Mar
ratiye and New Guide TO Health, or Boiun-
ic Family Physician, price, S 30. DIR.
Robinson's Lectures, 60 cts. Quackcry
Exposed, - IL cts. sc.
a change of Linen is necessary in every
course of Medicine.
Village of Montpelier,
.November 90, 1885.
n. b. The advantages being grcatat the
lniirmary, young men of good education
and correct moral habits, can here qualify
themselves for extensive usefulness, in the
botanic Practice, on reasonable terms.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
10 all who like to
use good axes.

TENIIE subscriber takes this opportunity
L to inform the Public that he has re-
moved from Bosworths shop in Berlin,
where he superintended the manufacture
of edge tools for the last three years, to
Carpenters shop in Montpelier village,
formerly known by the name of Uphams
shop on Hubbard street, few rods east of
Shepard's tavern, where he will carry OH
the Ire Making and Repairing Business, in
ployers, if they wish to have their work
done well and for reasonable prices.
WIN. II. BURNHAM.
Montpelier, Nov. 25.
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Notice.

I HAVE this day reiinquished and given
n to my minor sons, Geo. w. Lyon and
Isaac Lyon, their time while under age,
and will in no case, hereafter, claim their
earnings or property, nor will be in any
way, accountable for their debts of any de-
scription.
ISAAC LYON.
Waterbury, 18th Dec. 1885.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05

Drugs and Medicines.
4 SUPPLY just received an for sal
N by II. ii. PRENTISS.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
NOTICE.

'TNIIE Subscriber would inform the pub
n lie that he has made arrangements to
have shop furnished with materials for
N, nIripu
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05

n. b. The advantages being great at the
lniinnary, young men Of good education
and correct moral habits, can here qualify
themselves for extensive usefulness, in the
Botanic Practice, on reasonable terms.
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The body of Indians

bv the commanders of cur forces The body OF Indians
generally known as the Mosquito Indians have oeen VAR
ousv estimated a, from $50 600 and settled the
head of St. Johns river al the head OF hlos9"o
and Indian river They composed Oh fhulP E t
thce BHigs Suaduskys, and HG0u"d "Ioes' 1. u nc
Toykolikg Indians They alone have committed ai lhe
ra:ages and laid waste and destroyed Inc planta'n"s
and nro,e east Of the ST. John and south Oh d. hu-
ns,iue And vet no recent efforts have been 'haue 10
The anticpaed withdrawal of the forces in TINS sec
,o Of country or of any portion Of them, would In Inc
Judgment Of military experience be nexpeG:Sht as ca
posng the settlements that remain in East flofloa u
nroud and deadly foe.s,
From information derived from undoubted sources
s.cnr ntimulinn is given that the Governor may "'urr
nil the militia from the east side OF the ST. J"n Sr'er 10
tie Interior but we cannot think, for the reasons ABOVE
stated that lie will require single man to GLOSS Tie H''
johns.
y negro boy belonging TO Gen. HcTnandt3 VINO was
taken prisoner by party of Indians in April !as MADE
his escape from them, and succeeded IN reaching 'oMn
this morning lie was taken into the interior some DIS
tuncc lie has been to Topkolika and INTO the by
Hammock, where they have 4 town. ne ihu'aiS' lie
SAYS ha We not much Of crop, and supSsl upon neei
chiefly, Of which they have an abundance. l"ey nave
ammunition in great plenty, and they say enough 10 last
them from five ten years. lie has seen fO"t gum,
per and alligator They possess knowledge oil all mat
passes among The whites by OF spies ana runaway
negroes The negroes worked very nara, ana the
Indians intend making them WARRIORS and tiey VIII oe
placed under charm rs to render them ihVuheFaDie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
From the 81. .iugustins Herald, Ju'y 16.)


On Monday night last, three negroes, two women and
boy belonging 10 the estate OF the late Philip Soano
ESQ.,, away from this city. They went off in boat
and without doubt have escaped to the ndans.-Pur-
suit was made Ner them the next day but without sue
cess. Several instances Of the kind have occur.
eu WITHIN the last two months, and this is the reason
why our etzenS kave hitherto been DESTROYS TO have
guards stationed at the diHeren, outlets of the city
mere cuhol he doubt that the enemy are acquainted
WIN every movement that takes place among u.s. and
tnat they nave derived their information from runaway
slaves e'hcc tese negroes have ran away all the boats
in the city have been drawn up to two no,s and srn
tnels placed them and other means odon; ~, nn
vent such occurrences in future. f
From uRdoub,ed authority, we learn that Gov r,u
will soon visit Fort Guand in Alachua COUNTY f- tho
purpose of heading expedition for driving The lndi
ans beyond the borders. The forces sow in the field
amount to 200 men, and one full company is daily ey
pected from Nassau county, and another of as men,
from Black Creek. 1t is anticipated that soon as the
Governor arrives he will order portion of the forces
east OF the St. Johns 10 that quarter.
IL IS worthy of remark that all of the military move
ments, which have been made against the Florida
Indiana those south Of to have been forgotten
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POETRY Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uN>rNc."

,a following poem VIC ii Juy number OF the Acl
ioahy Magazine, in VIII it Is jns! p'sSn ,s,s Author
om book oil poems, which, have not seea' ~ "e'
!r. Gala,er, printed at Cineinncti:
"Dus, OF thy mantle! dust
Erigh, Summer, OF thy voryot Gree"
Di%my," ' Thy 1ria". sheen NJ, 40, o,x.,-
Change cometh them with every ho"r'
Thee hath rho ,ugrst Sun
Looked with hot, anh fierce, anu orssS! tsee'
And still and lazly run,
Scarce whispering in thci. pace
Tho a7,..!ricd rivule,s that ntoiy sent
4 s!rou, oi s!adncss up, rs Oh they went.
s:rlame.iikc the long mid day
With not so much of sweet AR as hcIs ssi!tU
9hc down upon tho spray
Where rests the parting bird,
Doing away tho 10, aud ,eiioa. no"n,
With ftuI tw;tier, sally cut ol tuhs
Seeds in the snltry air, 1,
And gcs.umar web " ORR IN the steering Trees
Thor plumes . catch the breeze,
Tho slichtes breeze tine unruitinl Nest,
Partake the general lansour, ahd deep resi-
I" Happy, as man may he: ,
Stretched on his back, in homry oran-'ne oo"''
While the ro!uptuou' bee
Rnbs each surrounding flower,
And prattling childhood Chambers CT MS o'eas''
The hushanCman enjoys his noen'ca: 'ef''
"Agcns, the trazy sky. ..,
Notionless srs the Tain ED fcec: cloud
LEE such have mo, thin" CSC,
And such ;hy canvass cfo:S
And Painter. il from Thy ease! S"es, =, =.
With the skys light, and shade, and wa'n'h' ~ gi0"'
sThy peneil too, can give
Form 10 the glowing iarsscs ,ha: ti'"ag
Tho Poets BRAIN uni live
Forever in his song
Glory awaits thee, gifted cIe ard feain
Eigh in Arts temple shall inscrbc thy name.
Sobcry, in tho shade.
Rrpose the pation, and toll worn OK
Or in the sloal stream wade
Sheltered lay ju,tiug rocks: .
'T'he deecy lock, fy.scunrsd and restless rush
aiadly from, fence ~ fence, fnam tnshtoers
s Slow, now, along tho plain,
Greens the cool shade, nu' on tho meadows eoSo
The kline forth again,
The bird nit. in the hedge;
Now In the molten Wc.; sinks the NOT sun
WELCOME mild Eve the sul!ry days doae'
"Peascntly, contest tinn,
Dew Of tao evening, 10 the crisp d-hp s'"ss
And The cnrd ornhlndcs bow,
As tho light Me.zes pass, ,
,rba, their parchd lip, feel thee and "xpaha
Thou sweet reviycr Of tho If crcdla
So, 10 the ,hr.nc saul,
CONTEST the dew Of tho Almighty love:
And the sclthcl te.:t, :":do ~hcle,
Trtnrih in joy nro.c
To w,eo the spin, freely expand, go
And rove uu.ammod, in that 'bci'or land
Nj Lee Pos,rai, Landscape Painter, Of Cincinnati
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

NUCNG La DIES SCHOOL a: Mrs. kELLi's IN Charlottesville
Eighth Session sr this Institution will the
18th of aud for fv: months thereafter
of the Ipswich Ecmmary, Mass will
be To her
years with the school
strong desire Tor the improvement o! her pupils in mind
aud heart.
The principal study includes branch thorough
English Education: the French language however, also taught
that may be given each pupils
Ivancem-nt. BIS Mrs u. herself.
The Musical Department wlicontinue uDdor Mr. Bigc
ow doubtless e accomplished aud successful asruc.
the
Mrs KELLY prepared receive into her house, and her
best efforts the comfort happiness and improvement OF
fifteen yonng Ladies' The design with which size
originally established the School, ami has uhoured since ITS
that she might be in preparing
members society TO this cad her shall continue b. M
ceasnyy Directed and whilst shc enjoys the zenou and efcent
with she associated, she cannot
doubt that 1t least thcy will be Crowned with sue
IL dcnbe that all applications for admission into the school,
should be directed rs NJ
Kelly. T. r. Watson, Chaosyile and reference may be
mcr, Ch Carter Characteristics; Rev w s White, Alex
J. Melwethc Isaac White, Lewis Tcelc, and
alcmare Captain Bcnj Porter, OF Rockhrdse
Can't Porter Ricd Wirow Of Orange; VIM Smith, Esq OF
Cnpaprr Baentne, Of Prince Edward and Dr. Robert
Henderson Joseph Hobson Mt Thomas H. Walton Of Cum
belnnd. -, ,. IN
$40 French the charges distinct but moderate
usual.
July 90 2e~f~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

SITUATION WANTED elderly Lady, who has
- had some experience in tho management Of iali-
w. wishes to obtain IA situation house Keeper. Che
has recently taught scou which did MT aGrcc "li
herr but should situation offer in healthy section OF
country, she would be willing to take charge OF small
school, Her terms will be moderate and she would pre-
Ter to reside in religious family.
n. B-The applicant can be seen or heard from, by
applying at ar. William Mayos, ShockG ll!iI
April d. lI4-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

~REEN WOOD MINING contradictions
FIR substitution to stock in the Green Wood Min
inc Company will he opened this day at lynchs Cot
Zee house. and at the Counting Of ArSsrs Bell ~
Somrrve, on Cary street, for few days -. -
AUGUST =. GU
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Form OF THE PowER.)

(FORM or THE TOWEKl
KaO,c all rcn by these presents, That
If do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy to represent az at
onod c.rn,r Of the Stockholders of the Bank OF FH-
nu TO be held on Thursday, the first day Of September
nryt. al the Banking house, in the City Of Richmond
md in name and behalf to vote respecting the pro-
poslon for which the said meeting has h'en called
In witness whereof, have hcrcunto set ha""
,,I es,I Ills day Of in the year l3:Ii.
Signed. sealed and acknowledged IL. 81
~ " 20-tdm
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81 IHE i!tL-"'Hf.-'t of az i; ~, f -, 3r!
pursuance OF "a: pray ,''In, Oh i.ay -" a. lrr
states and III" tirA'S"w inuian maze uh" CO... n : r
uoc creek, on '"G t"t"''e'n va! "
pie'ncn'a! ana eSpLaha'n' '"''c' '"'I,,o 'n re
the twenty SECOND day Of the month"; and al" ct lie
pc'"t" t'r - ,.. 81 ~ - o ,r" rn,y ,,urh ~, "
Mag, ISL Andrew Jackson fis-lHc", o' 'tr " n
m"r! M ,I V , 'I" S,, y hS said In,
su'" u ~. n . - 'h ~ g., ia -, 49, + and Orir. At loat
IN MIsiIssipI at The nndcTm"niio'ch PERIODS ia
Tn the hfst Monday ~ srtt!Oci next; l"i 'e s"e u 49,
the :"iIuM ing townships, w: $1,000,
Iown''ip /: D, 'a"s's u :; D, = "'H :" '''
.i,"'siiil' -; -, ~ " H.attG ar =,,n. ;n..,
Tnyu.I,ns =, i i e. and = Of range uGL east
rn,,r.L;n, D 2 : 4 oni of ,nnpo 10 cas-
,t n ~ & !; s1n,n,,' nav, IN, the N o. :hc c1'
IL the following townships ard ha'''""n' o""'"r,
MAST OF TIE Cl!cRAHHh MLHD'"' "''"
Townships III aud d. oil ranges hI"i
Townships il. IL aud IL, oliunscj . ,,.,,,rt,
rownshns o TO- H. H. 49, A. H. aud ~ and raciOHlI "''
II, Of range &C. -. - ,.,,i =. n!
Townships ., 10 and H. and ffactoA"! townships '''
'',:' - -, ,o--,,, ,r.,o,.s aud .
tn, ,mu ,.bn. west nf the meridian. 0!ri" Nun
;'i " 49, M tic irkaay -iUE -Ga'' -
~ So - III, 81,
I,s,"ai ,r,rn Lila If r,rrc 10
Fractional townships, 49, j. e. and 'o fah To- h.,oa,l
Fractional township =; townships s, L. D. y anu - "'
townships = an" ~, .. %s md = township a"I hs'r
ffacho" t'"t,o'P :, ',anna =,
"orH' 70" nI.p ,n q n ,nd H. Of range Ii. h.,
ffhct"N" 'o"'-''P =, r ,, ,r The sale OF the u"-''
On III: ihifd MONDAY !" o''o"'' "'"'' "
mentioned to"h'"'P'' ''>' az ,rp,uIlS LISE.
WEST OF THE CiiI'NN'"'
Township l.. vi range ]. >,
Townships and g. Of range. :, o. "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
EN Observation-Disclosures Louisa County
81 Court. June II, 1896:
Albert G. Shepherd and Abraham Shepherd, jr.,

against
Henry T. Chilcs and Zachariah w. Perkins, Sheriff
of Louisa county, administrators and appointre Of Lucy
Michie, deceased, Defendants.
The Defendant, Henry T. Ches, not having entered
of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appear
inv 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that he is not an in
hubitant Of this State: On the motion OF the Plaintiffs
by their counsel, is ordcrcd, That the said Hen.
~ r. Clilrs do appear before the justices Of said
Cont at the Courthouse the first day Of next Sep.
,cmber term of said Court, and answer the Plaintiffs
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the City OF Richmond for
two months :nccessvey and posted at The front door of
the Courthouse Of this county Copy-Tcstc,
JOHN HUNTER, C. L. c.
-yvt
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TO THE LADIES.

ETH PETTUS, CONE MASrrACrcEER ASD RErAlltEhi
"a He L, OF Main street. few doors below iIe O'"
Market llouse--sgn % the large Conlh-hrornS ms sun
core thanks n the ladies' of Richmond and It's vicinity
for past fnvors and informs them that he Is prepared 70
mend and alter old Cots: as to make item Is g"d
as when new; and lie will warrant IIe TO be as aura
bic, where mendcd any other part OF the Comb Oia
Combs cut, altered, and put in any shape ta' may Ut
DESIRED
The subscriber has on hand lot Of beautiful Tortoise
She'll which he intends TO make into Combs OF me I'sl
fashion. He invites the ladies to give hn call before
purchasing clscw here he is prepared 10 sell '"loS
at least IL per cc cheaper than lcy BE- bought in
the CITY All Combs made and sold by linn. Will be re-
paired for half price, vii! be taken IL exchange Tor
ocrs.
The subscriber hopes by punctuai'y and strict a''tn'
ton TO business To merit share Of the patronage oi
generous public. ,,,a,,.,.
Aur5 IaG--3,1 II. PETTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
BasE OF VIRGINIA, July 10, 1880.

BasE OF YIRoIsIA, July 10, 1880.
ByHE President and Directors of this Bank no. s ao of
ing authority under the charter and bye laws o.
the institution accept the Deposes OF the puunu Nv
, act Of Congress passed the ODD of June last en-,
tiled till an act to regulate the Deposes of the PpSnS
nome do hereby call meeting of the stock ;, o,
said Bank be held at the Banking house "a sns
urt for The purpose of deciding the expectancy o.
receiving the Deposes of the public money IN te otiI
NJ yirGna on the terms specified in The act "'"resa'u
Slockloders who cannot attend in person. VIII Oe
n ,noont proxies TO represent them at the mce'"s'
~F' Ry order of the Board Of Directors,
A. ROBINSON, JE., Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
Wilmington, Va, July >.
August 9.

ET7llEAT FANS MANUFACTURED in Rch-
w mosd-Thc subscribers respectfully inform tic
farmers Of Virginia, that they manufacture and keep
constantly on hand Wheat Fans, which they believe to
be superior to those commonly used in this part of the
country They submit the following certificates for the
information of those who are unacquaintcd with their
Fans and pledge themselves 10 every effort merit
WOODARD & CARLL
| have one OF Rice's Improved Patent Wheat Fans
1t is superior TO any have ever tried lnasmuc that
found ii unnecessary to pass that part of crop which
was fn. market but once through the Fam If others Of
the kind could not be obtained / would take twice
the cost for the one have w. A. TURPlN.
Powhatan, Feb. 1s 1856.
PowuArAS CorSrY Va.
This is to certify, that purchased of John Woodland
one Of Riccs improved patent Fans manufactured by
Woodland 81 CARL, in the City Of Richmond, which
find cleans grain with less labor, greater speed. and
takes out more filth than any other fan have ever seen
any othe, fan: In short would do without one of
them should hey cost 500. have cleaned lhrashed
wheat sutcie ny clean from the cha in operation
10th January, 1886. WIN. DRAKE.
CAROLINE, april LIST, 1886
purchased one of the fans manufactured by Woodland
g. CarIl which find expes more filth. cleans wheat with
more speed and less Labor than any fan have in
opcralion THO. TALIAFERO.
CAROLINE County, 9Th Feb. 1886
This is TO certify that purchased one of Rices pa
tent improved wheat fans, manufactured By Woodland &
CARL OF Richmond which find cleans better than any
tan have ever used. THOS HURT
horse thrasng machines, which they will sell low for
cash Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opposite
Mr.: VIM. Changers grocery store. e. ....
April 20. 1l6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

against
lanes Bibb ard John Ellis, Defendants:
The defendant, James Bib, not having entered his
appearance ard given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this court and appearing
To the satisfaction of the court. that he is not Inhab
tant o! the State Of Virginia. motion of the plaintiff,
BY counsel it is ordered that the said James Bib do
appear before the Justices Of said court at the court
house. the first day of the next October term Of said
court and the plaintiff blf and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper print
ed in the city Of Richmond, for eight weeks successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse OF this
county. ,,
a Copy-Testc, JOHN HUNTER, e. L. {.
July 10 2l-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

ATO'TlCE-'ru ALL WHOM IT HAI CuHc EKS - VIII
a not, from this day forward be responsible Tor Jugs:
Dcmiiolus or the like articles which are subject TO DC
broken: nor for any Ynse Bales bundles or Goods what
WILSON u GOODMAN.
AJAX rJG--li-1 COiumbn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

A CARD.-Thc subscriber wishes TO obtain empIoy-
q ucnl iol the next year, Oe17,) an OTerscrr or
Manager of plantation and negroes He has been en-.
ragged in the business for - years. dnrng of which he
has been employed upon two Of the largest estates on
the ramunkcy. For information as 10 his character and
qualifications he is authorized TO refer to the following
gentlemen, viz: w. 4. WcklIam. DR.. Jno. Sh"ppard
William D. Taylor and j. -. Andrew, ES4s, Hanover;
Edmund ". Tonpkins and James Lyons, Esqs Rich
innnd. IRA L. BOWLEo.
nur5 eff
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AND FOR sALE-P"rx"a"l to a; decree r &C., o. s,e s
q Cnnulv Court CT Cumberland: VII! o'ter '"7 Ie'
- I' d,y Of September next. the tract u land on
on i:I' Daniel H." ao ircd formerly resided lying i" The
VII" ~ W;Iliss Containing three hundred and ninety
seven and fourth There are aO" Io 80 sfuS
' ,u ,im!cred The cleared land IS generai'y
fresh J and in road heart and well adapted to The growth
~ .''T h,7I and ,obacco The Improvements are
good dwelling Kitchen sra"ary and Ee[ 5a nffIs
~! T, nil, md i half from James river, IN al
n ngr i%or ncgohood and ABOUT miles from Car
,srsvic and five from Columbia Any person wsln"s
70 purchase. would do we'll to visit the premises pFsi
Gus to the day Of sale, which will be shown t"e' y
Johu Mavo living on the premises ,
Trnv:.-Ouc third cash the balance IN t"V el"ai
annual payments with bonds and sccarY Tor The cira
,n,n.r. and the title retained until all the purchase
none is paid. fRLDEi'lC> ' ~
August 3 l2o-ct ro"1r-9.
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SALE OF LAc1D.-Agreeably to the pro

~I!BLIC SALE OF LA1D.-AgEeeeIIy - "S ~
Visions Of the will of Capt Ralph Qanres' dec d.
will be sold 10 the highest Idd on is ,be sad de-
e The l1G in The upper end Of louisa both
sss Of thc road from Newark and G"n
Ianng between aud 5000 acres COCO P" ,aI lies
his land is Tobacco land all good nrg !Tn %n cnn
wen an" - osa rnI road when extended to Gordons
va mus, pass either very near and SHOULD
it stop at Newark this land will be entirely c""VTi SiI
to it, being only mile two from that Place. cruc w,
n of it on the 55th inst when persons wishing TO
sFSey will ii have an opportunity Of viewing i'll but either
o Us will at any other time take pleasure i" s%%,ns IT,
TEams-One. third cash: the ba'anGe IN anu y'1's
DAVID THOMSON: Executors
Jaw " 2l-wtl9AH
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tun .

aN Y-YIRGIHIA-Al court Of Quarter
D " Session continued and held for Louisa county. at
l. Courthouse thereof the llth day OF June: i.o;
C!rviars Baker, rla'h''H'