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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04
DIR. WILLIAMS, OCULIST.
the Editor Of the Republican Herald Providence Rhode IT,
land Copied from that paper.

land Copied from that paper.
Palnlars qui n,eruit ferat
Writing as am at this moment beyond the lines of the
Bay state am consequently under the immediate SUPER
vision the Mass Medical Society," Boston Medical
socaon both Of which learned bodies have however, kindly
relieved of their jurisdiction therefore perhaps
venture renewedy the truths for PRONUNCIATION
which in my editorial and professionally capacity was de-
clared unworthy of their fellowship.
Hspeaking and demonstrating truth by visible evidence be
offence in place of residence hope indgna-
ton Of the Rhode Island faculty will poured out when
again state physician and from personal observation
that John Williams, the Ocust has performed perform
ing Of diseases Of the eye than
the Mass Gen. Hospital the Boen Eye IR6rmary, or in the
private practice of twenty members of medical pro-
fession. t.s l1 .G vsa- rss.a.lg
Cases which saw, while student years since given
incurable both the Hospital and Inarmary by
most eminea Surgeons in New England be
cured. n rrY .Es.4 ii III
have written these few lines without Mr.. Williams know
ledge Of duty, and for public good He pub
lie benefacts and such he should have only his
ana reward but the public expression of gratitude which
he richly deserves Having visited this city for day upon
professional business have embraced this hasty opportu
nity by personal examination reconvsce myself
of the assertion made in the Pilot respecting this gentleman
and having that conviction, felt imperative moral ob
cation the facts The public although in hurried
md imperfect manner.
may not be irrelevant subjoin few remarks which
germine 70 the a.s9ra-
Mr. Williams peculiarly Of manner may have prejudiced
will only that upon forming personal acquain
with tina gentleman any will be convinced
only constitutional peculiarly, which under his
control than is his stature complexion.
JOHN 5. BARTLETT, NJ. d.
Providence, r. l., June Sd, 1856.
To The Editor OF the Herald.
Dear sr-As am just abeut return to Boston, will
thank you give the above. which have written grea
haste, an Insertion tomorrow.
Mr. Williams u ignorant OF lis being written and You vii
sbige me by concealng the fact from him.
my3 ST. Yours, he. JsB.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04
oNEY RKET.

r. M.
BY this days mail have eived Globe containing
what be called pecie Circular the articles OF
which give below and from their the operation will
have tendency not widely different from that which has
been repealed. The serpent has been scoched Kill.
ed herescton the reception Of bank being
that OF city payen of
government dues believe all have notes of de-
nomination less thar FIVE dollars since repeal the state
small note law In fact from the ohi circular thu
"hosy of the government banks by means
following Is the order s'a& tel3
n: Ell Celsstsrs and Receivers Of Public Ms~ey-
solution Of 1916 such bapk notes Only as are payable
s.d paid % demand in the legal currency Of the United
"a Yen viii receive none Of less than TWEEN
sS ss =. sm'e nm being
lh 1855 which fobds Their being paid on, 10 any srsc,or
could from the banks IL most .espors be nhen
om & ss. m. The
effected there without much delay and expenses and uni
fermy Is now required. the provoa msa be made gen.
Sd Nor will you secept bank notes OF any denomination
coin .. The place where issued and equivalent specie
Ts. Sasss ~
In the opinion Of the Deparnsnt esoreed with
sSed he rse. . '1s' the u..ss s's
your state and IN The ssnss STATE. The credit Of ,hsse
notes can usually be best OF them
when Il il wanted Tor public purposes -" = '''''
An You win take the Of any bank which since
,bsr Eve dosrs IN. ~, - nr .nsn -
ing expressly excluded by eighth section the sci OF The
Esd June, 1855. ~'tlMN elm#Eft
Here Il will be that the government dspesed to
Sight lie inch by inch. and all that obtained from IL
In hs way Of concession viii be followed BY aside blow. The
United states Bank notes. ~ this new order are receivable
scase OF an immediate resumrton by thst institution there
ore the circular recommends that bills be taken only from
those banks withs the state where received Thss mag
SAINT thrust Al the bills OF the United States Bank That
miserable chastass should semptto brains with
so able 6rancier q. Nicholas Riddle ould
49,, -. j, 4, - -rI. 'p'''e'
put hst ihis Is ,ne age o'nnmnug. EII.s&
by the following return trem The Treasury Department
-. = - -. =. .,, - - -. -~,-.,-s =. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

" This city is filed with fanatics, who are inter
feng with every bodys business to the total neglect
OF their own. They have busted themselves with
slavery; with these who receive bank bills Of her
states OF less denomination than five dollars with
the vendors efiottery tickets; with the theatres and
with every thing else that does not concern them
The names Of some Of these pests to society have
been handed to us, and we intend to make an exam
pie Of them before long. e.a.t ss..F
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

(, KNOW BAsK wnEREos, &c There is some
tak Of creating bank in this city by the time Mr.
Mayor Clark leaves his Office, in order TO make him
president Well. why nett Stephen Allen, Gideon
Lee Walter Bovine, Cornelius w. Lawrence, are all
Mayors and have all found bank to recline upon
After the fatgues and of the City Hall over
let Mr.. Clarke hsvean equal share of the spols. He
10 not half 80 greaa BOBBY Of his illustrous
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

c5~ omnbusses are said TO be the most convent
en-, things In the werld except in vet weather. whsu
!, Il reft 10 impossible 10 procure seat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

BEACON CouRsE.-The Races over this beautiful
track' opposite to the city of New York, commence
on "Wednesday next at o'clock, and continue three
days. The irst day, two very handsome and inter-
esng Races and tits only necessary to state that for
Friday, the mile day, the celebrated horse Duane
has travelled 400 miles to meet that day the pick
of COL Johnsons stables and contest SO interesting
to the Turtles, has not occurred since the days of
Henry and Eclipse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

NJ Never lend an umbrella, book, pencil, or a
nenknife IL YOU don't want TO lose them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

GO In the window Of a jewellers store in Broad
way, ~ magnificent gold watch and cham, with a
paper attached 'hstresds thus "To be presented to
Miss Davenporsoa the night Of her benefit tMonday,
at the National Theatre" The little prodigy well
deserves the compliment, and we hope crowded au.
d,enoe wiz attend 60 witness the presentation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

ON pr.--Mr. Attorney General Butler is talked
OF as the locefoce candidate for Governor Of this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

uJ Theposs Jeurnsl Of Commerce complains Of
ths immodesty Of me vignct,es on the bank notes
You don't say sol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

We have much say today The markets ere beccwsg
Inactive the advances The Suction sales were u
nited. -
see from below for the dsy and tahcn up
ir We notice no change whatever
In prices o either grain nour arrivals today have been
m 600 bubss Germ Wheat, % lasts Rye
Orleans the 2eth u there fair demand 7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

r The American Hotels finished, and viii short
~ he opened by Mr.. Cozzens. This will bea danger
cue rival 10 the Assor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

~ What has become Of NJ. N. Noah's play, as
ven Years in the Life Of Politician :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

y uyA splendid Chandelier is to be lighted up to-
night At Charles Dslsvan's, in Maiden Lane II 10
the duphcatsof the ose at the Surrey Theatre, Lea
don and most superb affair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

CoRoSERs ISouEsr.-A dead infant was picked nm
bya Waterman in Crosby street. on Friday nsht.
ana taken 10 the watchhouse. An inquest was held
upon the body en- Saturday. and the coroner's iurv
pronounced it to be still born child nhumanly
and wickedly exposed by its brutal parents.
Also, upsn the body of black man, name un-
known who fell and suddenly died at the store of f.
to his death, from ahemorrhage of the lungs.
Also, upon the body Of drowRed man, found at
the loot OF Pike street. Verdict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

PooR MIxo.-A man by the name OF Bsssonet in
Nassau street, near Maiden lane, has very extraor,
binary bird called Aino". On entering the shop,
the bird asked, with all the familiarity Of an old &C.
quainsssce, wba, dc ysu want 2" ITO sse you, :
We replied. Upon which the bird called out, Uncle
John" and the master Of the shop entered from be-
hind 10 inquire our bassess. "Poor MINOR said the
bird-spd an infections lasgh followed which put oil
our sympathy 20 fight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

t"Or, MISS BArLsv"-A young girl of this city,
emily seventeen years Of age attempted to hang her
self a few mornings since, with her garter Unre
Quilted love was said 10 be the cause. rf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

There h q sorrow and n sadness mH -
Whhn the marble mansion now a
Son. have strange eyes that look like maAness,
Some TALK OF kicking mp row ~ HALLEcK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

Iho@ce Reed, of the Union Rat .,.,.a -, ~. !.
- cnlrgcd per cent. in Julv and Ans~s, Iaa6
sonn 4. Goodwin, broker in Wall street. The rate
etexceange on Buffalo Bank Bills, in Jnlv and Anost
per cent Drafts are at higher rate, frem one
There was no further evidence Of any eenseo.e.ce
Inc Jury brought in a verdict for the paintifTdsm..
ges S5063 02 r. 49, lama
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

D1sTREssISe ACQUISITION Saturday afternoon,
atthe Aims House in the Park, as one Of Mr.. Wins
lows (the keeper children, fine little hey, aged
about five years, was amusing himself by sliding
down the banister Of the staircase he lost his bal
anee and was preciptated hesdlong TO the Hosr be-
Meath. His father who was sitting in the CompaR-
ions office at the time picked him up in state of m
sensbility in which situation he remained last
ing His recovery is considered doubtful.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

SEoosp wARp HorEL.-we said the other day that
thus Hotel was the best place the city TO get frs
rate glass Of ale and a srust Of bread and cheese.
We did no, mean by that to be understood az saying
that nothing else could be got there tout ucestraire
Mr. Jones kss long been celebrated for spreading the
best table in the country, at any honr in the day.
This was the case when he kept the old Providence
Hetel and it 10 due him, 10 say that he has i'm
proved with age like his own excellent ale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-04

KS Sandy Welsh has taken back peg and start
ed new. Success, to him we say sincerely, for he
deserves it. We are all liable to lose our canvass in a
gale buts good ship he 10 in the severest storm,
and yet reach her haven with hyisg colors. Sandy
\ IN n road sailor 8 H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

ALI AhLE Err LAND FOR SALE-Agresaby 10 the
last "II! ana testament CI BtG l. Cu ,c d, We Shall
sell, on toe Tie highest bidder, pubic Huc'ns on
ihursiy, the l dy o. August neat credit 81 one, ~" i.
Three lUni strul:!
decd maj
wclihnr" a.d mo; valuable estate called tl' ck ~ a'on
isbn= the county 81 iaN, 'm'"!, the "iN at !iA hd
I> land ls always c.j,cu.ri ao! lsIh
" finest md valuable" the per county
seer aud eighty OF cn-!y nefrs together with stc- @nn'y
aud tobacco houses. L. 10 ue condition rapid state o. ia"
we'll adopted to the -vwI Of lDtgcg", ""r
cats and clover. w" shgI sy this estate ia ,.afa" tist
Of which viii b. tic sales that called -" IGTs ~"
ards 0 twelve hundred nearly dice nGaGfrt z"
bottoms. ";iy;, r'iIs
Hsi- immediately above. t.uriuG " c"ir,a .'is .'c
hundred hundred and twenty three q" which are aver
bottoms. TINS aaI vuiy mics The butal sr'r Il"
mites Sovr the OF Cia.EsTii, within NILE a. 40
atse manu- curing mild, wicl give tie purchaser
market almost hoGe W. ' 'nh po" {" i,.'.
Aay thrr lanes. w p!rr" aPfJ ." M
Samuel the plantation, q! 10 either OF the Hat'H
who viii take great pleasure gGing With or giving ~ III H"y m
formation " aotvL. john COLEMAN.
THOMAS &. COLEMAN:
F-scuors q Henry l.. Cy!rRoH. DEED.
IuLH 20 I---M-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10
Rc;,e Mead for Snie.

This re,r valuable offered for sale and II MOI DIS
on.ad 18th day oScptcm5et next " oa
Powh4tau Courthouse 10 the hiSnr't "d'ef
R-e LILO about 800 OF "bch IS ure a's
wood land sbundant- and "f
-IIe quality The sale OF this property presents an ePPou
, o. tho Jane. progress, VIII s'
rarey occur obtaining very valuable farm within
, Instance OF Richmond. All persons disposed 10 a'a them
ves OF opBcrtrny, raved TO view the premises and
.l'yf to subscriber for terms.
other Of Land situated
h county and the other near the ppoaeS
gs The on. known BY the name OF pooti'e
500 OF which wood lni o.
~ quality tobacco: the other Obo, the tedence OF hc
DR. no nh OF contains 800 aud isl rtmaka
M sy,,e3 and mes ,y situaun commanding beautiful vie" Of
m olans disposed 10 purchase either OF these acs
,-e .e1u,s,e6 20 view them. and apply 10 me.
5nul Belle Mead sold pv,'ey before the day spPoued
for the public sale, due n0,lce vii! be given o,
7,o-aey in fact for IAos. Boiling 3ae6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

~gNE Daily La" VI Mail Coaches for Srnun-
ton, Hot White sulphur Red sulphur, san sulphur,
Blue Snphur Grey SuPn"r Gnd Sweet Springs and Ta
a.rns 0ri iiuyanGoc. Travellers Wish
for either Of the above places" viii be particular
!, .aG a. the Office the Eg-ie Hotel. hcy Nil
ne l,n.shed tickets which viii whca ihcy
arrive AT STANTON Those taking the Oh LIuc Of M4!
Co,rhes sa he thfo"n where. This VIII be found
he The aud best the above pnce.
BY THE PEOPRIETORS.
SB-Thc subscribers inform the Public the
toned H LUe s IN successful opef0iiun that the fare
on that extends from Richmond To Charlottesville.
Of neatly eighty miles, Is reduced TO Fur Da"s
that made ments to accomplish The entire mp ne
places day ony hut that Extras be
ovcd of them 10 pretty thc OF
pants. . b'l - o Ep'IN.'p
tIo Richmond Va March 21ih, it3s. l05-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10
Lnnisl RuLL Rpni.

'E,O add TO u. comfort the hour OF leaving Rich
rcnt for Louisa be The instead OF
hapEs By Tor charlottesville leave
al morans End there eurI IN tn" even
loo Than by ay other line being line Char.
loi,eyle tweeky TO LynchhuTc Pa.scn-
w 4vns Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays uT'e
az LynchbuTg = evening
The Frcdsckhal one IN 'ho day, enabling r"f
<enees ,vuc Charlottesville IN til, morning L" t' 70 hcho"d
~ same cvenn- at an earrer hour than by other line
Between Freler:rksBUr- aal Charlottesville The MS
AZ. equally cs,ydiious Passengers leave FREDERICKSBURG
yl, and arrive Charlottesville the evening Leaving
Tuc-a, huf.days and sundays they arrive
d, LynchhHrL the rcAt evening.
from Charlottesville ;hy roach frcdefickshurs N" SAM" "a!
except =. Sundy there freight iraIu from the JUNG
10, and ,ry 20 90 5raE'a.t
Trav. by the Louisa iU1d superior one
There e. miles of railroad, they are revrd m @'e &c
, NJ f.,,,re while ner progress rapid AFTER LEAVING Char
I.cvl ar i reuuur route direction To- the NIECNiA
t;rvaadue nuothr: Pai'On>Ir: and I"nnessre
p. from Richmond to Charlottesville 81 o., Richmond 10
Iyach5r. 90 Fare from Fred rckbu. to Cheoi'es vile
- W., =. Ig-t'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

Plaintiff,
s-ars,
JOAN Nrha' or county, administrator o. Henry
il"rH, a"cess. samuel J. Doaadscn and oihefs, pt!s;
e"a''nGs from until the whole sold at pubic auction
10 The o-he' bud OF WESTON, Levi. county, Va
the following tra. Of LAND 1890 acres lying on foca'a
r1 i'' and 81 ia Biz Elk river in tracts OF from one
10 thousand supposed contain iron ore
H7i nincs caa abundance is clothed With on Rhn
dance Of timber the line for l2 miles AFFORD
~ sne power ies'on distance
Woot the county The flows through ms
c for nles Aodn- fine waerpower and sale Navigation
% Prkrbu- co 70 miles by wder lh'' tftct
ny actual surveys 50 OF convenient Sizes
improved, with good buildings orchards,
and all we'll supplied best Of good cool P!inc water
Webb supposed excel mill IN Western
land finely tnhecd and well adapted 10 iifns
.-,zin- and fine healthy OF Western Virginia
All on TUESDAY, day OF September. ISIS shall sell III
M,bourn Tyler county, ineG acres OF land yIns On il4e
i ,.oek vpoa Moses Williamson, John Adams William
sHIta. Lewis Bond, reside.
Ao Pint Pleasant The county OF Mason Oh MONDAY the
=" ~ nr,aber 1859 shall sell 2o in sma tracts. oc-
Nv Nssrs James Cap"hart Walter Newman or hoe ca
I S'e James Peek, Peck, John Lewis hoaas hin
a 'G, h ;rorse Lewis. Peter Peck Nehemiah Rogers
800! hsay Capcaart, James Berry, Samuel Lrce, michel
''-"n VIA Cyrus Blake, Adam HetseII Hooef 'It-
oh- Upon upper these lands Is good bank
nei e TIE continue from day 10 day until III are
d' F'n Ne oong witt one-fou!th OF the purchase
nor " DC ne 10 hnd fourth in year. one onfb IN "o
aug oho1''a hres wears; the purchaser giving oohu VII"
ana lea Tpon the land TO secure the payment
o. the deferred STst-ln.t.s
The title ad .J a- ,,e - sool: they being held
hoa Tor upward Of thirty ys.rs. JAMES NJ CAMP,
Aug7 'ra:-Ia,7 Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

BpEAD TuiS If YOU PLEASE.-Dr. MEEwiN, sometimes
called Indian, Gernan Natural Docot now about Inc
mount other collecting vegetables Tor his pAcc
and NAV exn.rtat in Richmond OF October neS' for
the purpose curing diseases which TOO en battle the Sui
of The distressing rheumatism oen
removed ~ Thirty Piles a"ays cured pH
pep,s Drorsy Diabetes Asthma Phthsic Scrofua ard
f hours and often radically curtdh
other diseases and attended TO- If called upon MS
k,o ledge result, Of fifty experience IN various sections
Of medicinal Pnnt and 'cFesn ar
,,ce TO b, ond far hs he deems them rsu ana
nscrsssry The afflicted will find him by nfunns al me pc
bon.e. and groceries the market by notice "hc ne
given II this paper. ~ no
Juv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10
sTR.s9Y'O.V-S Lottery Office.

Drawn Nus in Wheeling Lottery. No. 4
10 81 - Is Is % IL II 81 81 65 = "a.
Ticket Nos 81 - II. anothe. prize Of S2,2Vo,
sold and cnshed br Sirs'iOn.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Fro,v yvsek-A brilliant scheme for the 18th of Sept
Caoials S5OO00, ;sl5CGG. Sl00u0-l0O Of :! Ooo'
&c &c Tickets Sl0-Ticks's IN all the Lotteries
and the really lucky Numbers for sale at Stai'on :
Lucky Office Look lisa Capitals sold and ca>hea
BY Sra,,ou-the al! prize seller, in little over twelve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10
{arf FIR Kent.

IN day Of halifax Court, at the Court,
" hc.-. c,c, ? NJ. shall proceed 10 rent At fuohe
geIIoa brdd for Of five yeafs thai
parcel Of land said county, which wss assigned 10
Of o70 C. trm.trad deceased. as her DOVER IN ms
The premises al present occupied
by W. A4tR Tucker w5oe lease viii expire at Christina.
'g.rf.> r,,ds known on the dav A. b. SPOONER.
Iply 81 2i-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10
E4sak,.sa. GUS9' Ia, 1855

arrive at Vi-rhoro SAM c,y by ON
Leave F!ri'c5orp .qrry Wednesday a. p IN. and
every Saturday al ~ 4 IT, arrive - Quincy on ~ ed
nesdav bv ) and Saturday by II III
. lcl7 From Bn"sIrs Gr''n, by lu.n"rs Store, 10
! White Ch'mn"ys ii ruiIrs end back t"lc" wees
Leave T. T.!IGL G.epu rg'ry "Wednesday and Satnr-
dry 10 in, at Nhile CApney same days By
/ = pm
; Lave White Chinneys ey~.y Wednesday and Sa-
'udsy ct n, arrive al Bowling GreeG same days by
/ 1Pn
/ Isis From, Bowling Gre,n.iy Spar: an Negown,
, g. ! y'-t''s. 81 miles ana bach once week
Leave Bowling Green every Thursday nj IN, arrive
/ al Aylrils sam. Gay by > p m
} Lowe Ayrtt's Every Friday az n, arrive Ut Bow
! linz Green same Say by > p ~
/ leIg From !;Ui,.r Glen to Go!ans7il!e > miles aud
/ back twice 'w'ek
+ Leave Ruher Glen "Wednesday and Saturday
/ al IN. arrive at Evansville same days by ,
L-ayr G,!ansyrilr every "Wednesday aud Saturday at
( 6 a m arrive at Iiu;h"r Glen same days by Fam
l-%j FROM IayIorsvl!e, b; 'Inon psons Store, TO.
er>vr!r. frederick Hall LOUISA Il and ErpreltsvIIIs.
/ 10 Charlottesville. 10 mics and back daily railroad
and fpnr horse post cOucirs
Lave iaylorsv'e every Gay at2p n, arfTs at Char
lu,'"svII!r XII Gay bI =
i-"ave Chariot. svr every day al p m arrive Z,
I JlylursViitr next d1v hy = II
l-2l Franz Tayior-yiir, by Eerdon New rouCt!and.
mills. MonlpeIlrr Locust Greek, jackson and Cuckoo
Will, 10 Lousl II, II Gri"s "ut back twice Il week
Leave Iay'orsYIlIe every Tuesday and Friday at
IN. :irivc at Louisa + II SANE DAYS by IN
Leave Iona G II eyrry NrGns day and Saturday at
d ~. arrive at Ia;!rrsylle same days Us pun
l-22 From Rcsa,ond by Manchester, to Petersburg,
81 mirs and back daily IN r1.iroad cars
i T. il Is expected luat the mai vii! be conveyed
in cars provided for the purwse rader the direction Of
the D.uar,.en aud lhal arer.'s appointed AMI paid leg
the D..,r,mrr,, take carre Of them will BE- convicted
irrr Of charge whpr yer required
Laayn hcnnpnI Ga !y al IL N, arrive az Petersburg
SAM day by 2 pm
Leave Petersburg daily al m, arrive al Richmond
sam" dav hg |! am
IL" From Richmond. b. PoweIis Tavern; Dover
Mills Beaver Dam. Gu,ch.and C. II and Brina'n. to
F,r's T.; mics and back three times week in four
horse post coaches
Leave l. edmond every Monday, Wednesday. and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

oruOCN LANDS fOR SALT offer for sal: on accon'Wo
,, arss y land IN the county Loudoun, Virginia
s. .ey-p HUNDRED acres. The land distant IRON Lees
- oa ere nile and haiE The Lcesbus Turnpike kosd 10
~ Of Colrmb. through IT. IL may be divided Eio
a,ent en-mcus each OF which comfortable d" IL!
- ~. Isdes the land 3to two teaensn ne mouse
GENTLY r-c f an ordinary family he soil Is capable o beng
improved by the use OF clover and plaster. mere IL
,-.s NJ aow which upwards Of EIty tons OF hay may
-: ,ta - situated ia shGorheod OF several Wa
ra,'a. Nils ard aNout three miles IRON the 'he'sdHe
"a ONO Canal The ont buildings good Among them IS
on, corn house. Those who disposed TO Purcase Will
,,oe the land for themselves further description Is
.a unnccas.nry ANY be addressed To
~ W 80. - ts;-lo,l EDH. I. LEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

rRIrFS SALE-WIH be sold stPuJ"e auction, on ttSsy
? rl ~ cC ,uss rex fair, II rot the next tai' gay,
rh.s, Lljer for casa fron OF Alien ben'ons infef'
uplc cad OF Hanover eoan' even M 80 Of
- y Nn,by arJ oihrr,. Thus land ~"s su'fsnieea oy
Tr, rndawocd 10 schedule az me fu,. o - s
' 49,, of III, ccan,y aad Is well adapted TO thu growth ct
wheat c'over and hes ar:r portion Of a's"a"W ,anu On
s0'' - go. valuable for grass, the buildings axe
H. @ m family, and can he made very comfortable at a
,bs same time aai place. will be sold, bic said nde'-
.r.,r IN 500 huGJset acres OF Kentucky land being
rr Of sid lads. Persons wishing prrchas" the
~ Ind, arc invited Siew said lands or before the day
aN'-'' '- IRA l.. SOWiES, ~ 5. for
'''''' CA1rlss p Go0dGI SAer.s Of HCM0rer eaEEtg
r Tbo,s who NAV purchase the Hanover land are
- thu The land w be soJ as the persons for whose bereh'
'"' '''- = IRA l.. BOWLES. ID. S for
C4crles P. Gcodpr, SasrlFef RGasrsr eoGEiy
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