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ovehangs the ravne, his heart seemed 10 iai' MIN ne
s,opped and seemed to Us to be balancing MIDWAY oe
tween heaven and earth We were III d'rau sns!' n's
.,necnp eyrry nuuru, him dashed iu atoms al
onr feet We had already exhausted our powers Oh GU
treaty persradlng him 10 return, but all to no pufPor
Now il was perous even 10 speak 10 him, ana very u
icu to carry on conversation ut ALL from 'ne '"' NM, h
height to which he had assembled and the noise '"s ~
the bubbnp of The little brook, as IL tumbled ~ "'y "
cad-s over rocky bed, a, our feet A'rngn u. "a
ed to discover that one of the clrs before INA
treated backward from The orerhangihg p'''',"" , I
pillar. Into this hr spiang at once: anu "1' '
sigh, and out OF danger. ,ho,,
There is not ord Of truth in all thai story ABOUT
hauling him up with ropes an" ~ .T '"''' II
soon as he andrd the su!n"it nose d'i'" r;
with tive Identities will at once perceive l> anSu'"y
c. 600 ,,. b.nrnth the arch and u Is hall ''l" Io''"
"a Tho Ton aud for the most part mp ragged ""Hh''h
t,nd & T,in,ing away, Mr. Piper proceeded 1t once
dow, the hin Ii meet u.s. ana oS''', MS .'"' az" 80 -
we met about hall war. and lh"fe ne "i' u'"h LOT Il
r a., r,rm. ms IN r. ,ytr himself rom his IA igur
W. diued a, the tavern Of Mr. p"nhro hall way be-.
tween tie Bridge and L"X"G'"n ana thrir VI" t''"'
the whole ma ter at the Gunner 'aor' H'f p"I'''" vas
sjnc. removed 20 The It Clair. in Michigan. Mr. fiprr
,c,s r,r,,riu himself OR thr ministry Tie I!rsHY'r
rim church and the president q! the c"rg' vas ms S
i,ut prccrp,nr well rs his teacher IN college iH
cordng!y he called hn up, next morning. I" inquire IN"
il ,b,pkinr prrhaps that it was M, very proper EXIT
b,;op for a student "f theology. The Revere nd fres'
dent is still alive and can c"rrob"rate my testimony
mean IN, Rev George Baxter ID ID at present at the
head cr Tie Ihe"I"llcal Seminary IN Virginia As |"
The o,her witnesses. Mr.. Revcly aferwsrd became
member If the Legislature Of virginia, aud somewhat
DISTINGUISHED believe for young man; hEt he nT'"l'
tunaeIy iell a victim 10 poison as have been in"rntd
MIR Wallace was then from Richmond, but native ri
Scotland whittier hr returned S"nn alter 1t stE'S me
tia, uoce h. ard of his DEATH hnt of this nu,
tain he may be still alive end able to subEanliae my
Statement =
Mr. Pirer himself afterward married daughter OF
Gen Alexander Smith, Of Wy.'r. AID was soon a'i'r
he aha dunrd however he had done the ministry"
fore The last heard Of him. during The last sum
iner VIXEN his name registered AT one o The Va
gia springs | was told he had become an engineer
and was then engaged in surveying road between some
two ni The springs
have ,hus briefly and hastily related every thing
abaut the exploit, which have any eason To believe
will be interesting to the public either now or nrtrHlier'
WILLIAM A. CARUTUERS.
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Rusu Posr OrTIgr, Monroe Co., y. Y, !
M,r.I, l-nS

Drar Si--In i hv.rs after received the rackGIr Of
::!naiivc sold all Of il, ana have I" ia" crncIu
in a. il mast br all that II is recnmp"d'd IL be 1t
IS Suirrui to say that the rrr,i d. rived "mi short
use o.! = has convinced The pre- utccd I" - ny.
H. enclosed rlo:.y vii pass niy account. and
VII. ,ci Ia syad ne noe. Of Tie Sana'lvc
couyru.vnl Respectfully, &c.
JUmN Is CROSBY, p NJ.
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'h'aEaj !HTE'NA
EHGEsT gilSifl.GzapcP E0llfs,G.a:fI

q RE continuing TO take risks in Town and Country,
"a on Dwelling Houses. Stores. Manufactures. Mills
and other Rn:ldnss and Furniture. Libraries. Wear
ing Apparel. Stocks Of Goods, Machinery, and the
Stock OF Mills and Manufactures. well most
other descriptions Of insurable property The terms
will in all cases, be made favorable be obtain
either personally or By letter 10 the Agent in Richmond
JOHN o. LAY.
1gfat al Richmond.
THOS K. BRACE,
President .Etna Insurance Csiupary.
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
undivided attention 10 the subject of Insurance. thinks
it proper add. that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency of the Etnn Office for the last I6
years has been literally adjusted and settled by him. 10
the satisfaction OF the parties insured.
JNO o LAY
.8gsnt .Ftna Insurance Compaay
Feb 10 SG-w52w-
KNTANTED at the Compiler Office Boy Of about
Wv Is years of age, 10 learn the printing business
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ErAycR Pnsr Nrrlcr. Pa March |. Is3s.

BEAVER POST lTFitE, Ia SIafch ], lcjS.
Dear Sir Since last wrote you. have sPru several
10 rs n have h,cr ,>ir the Sanalive and ~ rscrY
case II has proved Itself worthy The H0mc II bears n
ynunr rru Robert Mcllhrv had been wasting away IN
Seyi.d consumption for HE last Two yrars-amd by using
t!iis medicine about weeks. his cough pains, Nc.
!.: han rm:r!g. arA he is wei! To he about
his ordinary business
uGcrd Si. igoIn the rapidly Of the sales Ii" value
Of thu San1,ivr may lie safely determined am wholly
out have daily calls for it, and wish you would forward
me more as soan as possible. Yours, ~,
a LuC.S z ii.
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WrsrrtrLn Posi- OfrIcr. Y. Feb IL. !-33

WrsrrirLn P0sr OrrIcE, y Y. Feb IL. !~i2.
Dear SIr-Srvrrgl pressing cases G"nan! tie Slna.
tive a. wha.crrr cxr-,Sr 1T be seat 10 Ii has
t!i'ccd soma astonishing cures a!:tady, and caEnnt
,aR Tor the package YOU say is on The way. wish
you would send half d rhIals hy hI,iL. and |
Will pal rIr extra pt.ce o. postage thr Sauavr -
Unt la! 10 send by rh~ aa'l viii come BY weight
at u per posage amI shall expcel in twelve
dai T. ON date. luurs. &c.
OHHIs NIcunIs p NJ
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PIYuouru, Mass. Feb e, ISIS

=. ar Sr-I have abundance ut matter TO tell yea
crfuInT Tie Sentative, where IT has prii"rmd cures
wt,,n who have bought it, had scarcely any faith
~ is icacy We lave person now able I" attend
10 her dncSlia wh" MAS. Il, The tnr sh" com
mrra.d taking II confined To- her cha !nbrr. and pr OsTard
on k,T L,I. ! will tel! you more when ! see y"u.
l;,sppcilu!r Ne Isaac g. RIcu.
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I,ENAS LAND AiiE,NEi

WYNN r. ID. WARD "f san Augustine, Texas, and
SO G. b MOSS Of NirgiHi", have this day assuca.
ted Tor the purpose -" raTsacng General Land Agency
business ~ Texas ard IN III" United States They VIII
attend t. tin PURCHASE AHD SALE OF TEXAS l.ASps
granted and iilird under the LAT" Colonization ia"s-"l
located lands under The Republic Of TcAas-and locale
roil,,s and .rrec lilies To- the same WV 4. ID WARD
will rive his personal attendance TO the business oi the
Agency in Texas, or winch, his local kno".edGn and
intimate acquaintance with the Land laws, peculiarly
qraity hn and insure correct aud advantageous u!s
position Of oil business which may he conided to The
Agency &C. 3 Moss will conduct the branch Of The
Agency in the Umit'd States.
Terms vii be moderate and mad- known on app'ica.
ton All reS must hr post paid aud VIII be aiI;ess-
ed for the present. 10 Inc It1aS Lamd .igsHry TdpPd
aqlaock ia ;" here they wil! meet prompt attention.
WM. r d WARD,
g. L MOSS.
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C'arc;non,, April %. 1888.

(From Tmothy Ctorsr, Esq.,, Crri"g'oa. Ne
"My wr has been considered Of consnmrivr habl
fer two years. attended with cruyh, but has al
Ways generally attended 10 her domestic concerns
u'!l the fore part o. last winter wien she had Suddrn
and attack Of pain in her side, and distressed
fr breath immt G!"cly called upon of "nr h"st
Physicians, ii" attended carefully upon her, aad vas
well satisfied with lis treatment of her Thnugh
her distress Was partially aiIrSia''d, there ""s u"
h"re ui her rrcnvtry Her Doctor told her that she
had Tie consumption, ard that her LEFT LUNG WAS
PARTIALLY CONSUMED. and seemed ~ despair of her
r-c"vfry well as rySrif We calculated she could
not continue bal sh,sl lime lie left her nothing hut
sleeping T"wdrr 10 Command her rest. when provdcn
tally icii in With those Sanavc drops. and huug she
altogether iahicss, The first drop she took gave her
relief she continued taking them exactly accord
ing 10 the directions. her apprlte soon restored 10
chds appetite amd she continued gradually recover,
that d. mol know bat Tar health IS gOod as
has b'sa since zee riarri'd. say ten yearS.
4 B She took abou, and hall bottles when she
called herself TtN TIMOTHY GEORGE.
O.Ting,on, Me April so, 1888.
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HDLEAsURE EXCURSION. tiom nnii'rion, ."
q hc .Haiinp"Hi E'ce' 10 baltimore The S'ror'r
THOMAS JEFFERSON viii leave Naikcton Z"
Tuesday morning, the eleventh Of Srpember Of eight
oCluci for Baltimore. touching at all the dtrFeR.
landing PAGES the River to receive Pafsrmgcrs :
also, stopping at York and Gloucester Point, ana
nung the York Rvcr, Oar those who com of N
their own bnatS) and arrive early on Wednesday morn
ing in Baltimore. Scarcely has opportunity ever 81
rcd 10 the of business pleasure for snch pleas
ing tip TO he Monumental CTy, as pres"u It>sf
the residents Of King William, King Queen. aud
the counties adjoining Baltimore is now IN such a
linur.hrg stair that will afford ample u
the stranger, in viewing hlnnumrnls, Railroads Mana
lacr"rles. &c &c which the above City is noted tnr
and Justly deserves praise for s enirrrrizng c'l7"ns
The jefferson will remain in Baltimore uniii Friday
night. O'clock, Giving plenty of time To hlrcE"n''
select such articles as they may want for thar t'
trade and To others tn enjoy all the fine scenery 81 Bal
tmorrD aud arrive OH Saturday evening before Clark at
Wakcrton.
An excellent Band and other Music will be provided.
and every thing done BY the Captain 10 make the ip
agreeable
PASSAGE and Fare $40; Children under ~ ard
Servants. half price. JAS. HENDERSON,
Aug If G2S-,dI .raShr.
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EItcu0rs S.i. q n T"iaddic Estate.
y ubeGruce tne directions OF tie last WE oi Tie
q late Col. Francis r"vall, viii be sold, "n r PIE.
Insrs To the highest bidder FRIDAY, the 27th dIy 1t
September next If lair II on III" next TAR Gay h'ltai
to- Sunday p'rd.J HAT valuable FLA Ia itONm
powha,an Inch h. resulted previously /" lis C. am !!
bounded. whole length on one sicc, ny Appo""u"A
Tiyrr-0n the opposite, nearly lis "ho!" erGH by ~
nrr F,uII;rr creek on h!ch is a valuable VI III Sir, an4
which, unn. with the watrrs"i Lnw"f fiGhn& ere n,
lmnt dlarly hey gut the lands OF "h O!d, Ed f"''
directly across INTO tie TIv,r, and contains ia'-c
h,dy OF valuable creek and bottom lard, "hrr,
fo, It's peculiar locality. it is believed, can be p"ra
nrnily protected from overflow, by very !e d! hIn@
~ did survey, II IL estimated III go : "c"'--
Tn, most of which is aIabIe land, oi goud qudy aud
touudallon well adapted ~ The culture 81 Indian corn,
wheat oats tobacco and the various kinds Z" gta,s,
and is cap.b-. in gh degree, OF retaining eTtiIiy Is
SiIu.rd healthy and agreeable mrigib1tho"d about
) miles from the Court house from Grnii" % iTo"
Richmond about 40 above Petersburg. and lies at'rHt
20 the lards of hillary Harris, VIM. e. P"vaIi, YIN.
Old Jas NJ Harris, Mrs. SkIpwnh nnd others he
Improvements CONSIST vi con:cmemt aud c""io'.''t
dwelling house. kitchen. smoke aud ice h"nsr "''i">,
saddle houses CABINS tobacco houses aud all other Il"
O. sslry out unscs, including barn. TO winch attach
ID uDoG ,iIr.saur machine. Pussrsr;Dn Tor The puf'
pose q" seeding crop Of wheat, wi! be given nm".
lieiy the SALE aTd full and entire possession VII r
rycn so the crop can be gathered az" "'r
The subscriber, residing at Sc"ivr, (fowiAl"n t""'.'
hvIseJ viii take pleasure IN Showing Tie plantation u
any gentleman disposed 10 purchase
Terms II snie-One fourth .! The purchase money w'
be required cash; the baIanc" Will be d.v!Gr mio
thtrc equal annual payments. secured by deed 4" Hs'
upom TN, aud and nds with approved personal s'cu
rllv CARRYING interest Dm the Gir. though the nr:rst
viii be reunited II Tie principal be Punc'naly pad.
W. SCOTT,
ErccUt0r IF FraRci, Il PocaH dec d.
L Al the same lime and place, VIII b. sold all ae
personal property left by the SAID fova wh thr cA"rP
tlnn of such negroes have been emancIpatd ~ s"
officially Jrquealhrd consisting Of hnusrh"la ard kch,n
trHlure plantation utensils, corn, fodder oats, c""
hnns horses a suIk-y and harness carr'gr and lar
ness lwn negro men, &c, Sc. Terms mad k"""r 81
the day Of sale w 1 =
Anal .il-'Gs
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(FrOm HE T'crmOEi FhTaiI. }
HEAR NIi

THE MATCnLESS SANArlVE (sold by DUT.
TON, CLARK y co, Agents for Brat'Iebnro', Wy
has effected many q! disease obstinate re
ss Ir skill Of Physicians and the power Of other
dies The following few OF the Testimonials ci
the ficacy of this medicine. which they cheerful
~ lay brin" tie. Public Many ind idua!s Ice
referred ~ them as having been greatly benefited by
using the Sal ativr.
~ Certificate from Thomas Crosby Of Braneboro.
inis crrties that my cnugi,er has for Iorg time
been in decline, and has tried many medicines without
effect She has made of the Mach!ess Sanatirc
which has greatly rrsvcd her. 1t restored her appetite
ad sleep. which she had not before erj'yed for long
time. would ciecrfuy recommend il to all suffering
with consumrtvr complaints. Thomas CROSBY
Brattitb oro, March -, 1888.
~ Certificate from Henry Ciark, Esq of Brais6oro
This crrtes that had suffered for many months from
obstinate cough, hch resisted great variety of me.
dcincs until used bottle Of the .raichiess Sunaus
which removed it entirely in the course Of two three
weeks and restored me To excellent health
Btaltleboro March 18th, 1885. Henry CLARK
u Certificate from Samuel Cutting, Esq, of Clifford H.
!, Samuel Cutting, of Clifford, VT, would certify, that
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Dr Rrwlanh-l sold i rhIrl Of tIt' N"tchirS; SAND
tive To a gentleman wh" Mas III a t".Ermm C"nS"mP'
tiOn pronounced RELIEF. and c"nilnrd /" ms
roO-hr had settled his Hi!'s and icpfrd +" t'' MS
fate has not akrn whole b"lt!r and says iI- rdih
is rctl.c-rhat h. is entirely we'll and mpues the cure
10 the Sanativr. and to nothing else Many OH rs who
have taken H. make similar statements
YovrsrrsDccItully &c THos VI BESprR.
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OHEIs Nichols, 2. NJ.
Il,grrorD, CT. April II. ISIS.

: Pm
Dear Sir-Hy daughter, wliu had "is'!G::tHg cO"gh
raised great Ge; y; matter, and Who ii.cIsd m
prpiiaiton oj The Ma't, has taken phu! u thc Sam
tive. amd is Diners also bear testimony TO
lis good Ell Cts. ivuts respectfully,
e.. T. CuMsroCK.
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AtAThLPA GROVE FOR SALE-Thr subscriber
9 being authorized by the legatses, will on th" FIST
of month offer for sale, the premises, te above
farm !; is situated in Tie extreme UPPER end OF King
William, UPON the MauaponI river, and contains By Old
survey about iiO acres. The land is well adapted 10
the growing OF ccrn wheat. oats and cotton ard - sus-
ctp'Ihr OF great improvement! having on 1t n"Sausli-
bic beds OF rich nafl. The buildings CONSISTING OF
larcp and convenient brick dwelling house, barn. stables
aud all necrssary cut houses) all in good repair, and
built within The Inst fifteen years. The situation has al
ways been remarkable for health and the neigborhood
equal TO IN Nirgna-though is presumed that all
who MAJ wish Purchase will first visit The place, which
will he shown them by Mr.. Temple BruadduS ssh" lives
there. Mr. flenry Starting living IN sight Terms
wll! be made known the day or sale.
JOHN ". ROBINSON
Aug2l JD-w3"
IJ TIC above sale ia unavoida5iy postponed I'LL the
fir, day Of Ocrober next. September
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ATOTICE All persons are hereby inrewarred from
"a hunting fishing. otherwise respass'ng upon my
lands lying Inc upper p1rt n his county ana me c0nh
,v of GoocbI,rl IACtiARiAll McGRUDER.
>,Lor, Pam, Heinrich Aur - y WY
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CoaywALl Pnsr Orricx. VI April &. 1883
Dear SIR Eur M4cAicss Sau"!vr IS very h'ah.yes.
ee.rd ia lhs quarter and is getting into general usr
YoarS &c, SAMusL EyEHIs, +. NJ.
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RltttECtS

Cen r Green, VeIasc", Texas.
c. Ga 81, ~ T ' I;'Std and wa"e"'on,
NJ ii. Noah. Esq New York.
WA 4. Wright E.q lnrpaia nnock. Va
Thns Price Esq Nrwiound Malls, Hanover CO, Va
San Augustine, Texas. 23d June. ISIS.
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gEJtIG Subscribers. by direction" 81 the sioCkt DIS
3 IN the Gr,erwund Gold Mime Company, wI! ,,.
,,c in public sale, the premises, on The is I'";-s
~ Oc,onor tha very 'a;naJc bady 1t lard kn""u
As the Greenwnud estate, !,ng i" the counties IT
Omngr and Spo,sy wanna. ah"ut 10 miles rE'rr lie
lyn If r., trTi"hSnrg. and contains about 90 :,.
large pri III tie land is woods. I!c Orblry e
which is very good and embraces s'G 4, a u yrr.
,,, uLcr The land will be G.y!G,G III |" ~ acc.
nnd#tc purchasers 1t may not hr lmrrGT'' Er L. c.
MARK tia, quantity Of cold has leon ta.l>'d fr'm
lis land IN The last few years, loh !I'n suffice va:h
;ur and vrIn work.
~ rhr same tame and place VIII lie ii, red sale.
N Engine Of oIgt horse Po"rr b"t lrit,r 'sd ard
nr,ia"y equal To any other in the , Also. hr 1'r.
.s oxen Wagons carts. and varI"ns u'h'r a'GcS to
un,e ,ous To nrnriun ht"rein9 to the { Iupaiy irv
ing Disposed in view III" property "ii To shown tie
same BY application to Mr j IlauLns 90 'i,. p'r
misses Should the day prove unavuat", then thr 50"
w take place tIr first ia'r day thereafter !''ms Race
knuwn on lhe day OF safe.
HIRAM HARRIS,
JOHN JONES.
GEO HUTCHINSON
WIN. II BRANDER.
SANFORD CHANCELLOR.
,upus, [32-isl LYTHfIir r.
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eSPORrS OF THE TURF.-The following sweep
~ stakes open 10 he run for over ia" c'ui'e
al the WarWnon Springs. commencing on TUESDAY ne
ch of September next Three t" make race
10 name and c"sp the first Of S,pcn.hrr next.
FiEsr DAY First Race Colts amd FLIES. 'hrre yeas
Cd las; Spring, mile and repeat, $lGO entrance, h'''
fcIGrit
I'd Eacc Isl day Colts and iilics -four years I'D 's'
Spring. $lGO entrance. nile and repeat. half "fri
SECOND DAY-lst Rnce Nays Of al! ages, s-V e.
unnce. miles and repeat. haiI.!orict
Cd Race For colts and FLIES three years 90 .'
Spring, raised and owned in the Counties "i V'".-'
Madison. Currper, RnpPahann"ck. F"nqncr 'L n.,
William. Fairfax, and Loudnun, and West ct TIE Dr.
Ridge Sl00 entrance half forfeit. nile and Tepfa"
TINED DAY LIST Racc. Post Stoke $50 cmua"cei'"'
gle dash Of miir to close 10Th September 4;
2d Race Post Sax" $500 rntruncc, single Cas-" 10
hnr miles to close on lOih September
FoUgru DAY.-Jnckry CIab purse Of $1,000, four m..''
and repeat Without charge. The PrOprieor sr''I"'s
the purse. ras
Gentlemen wishing 10 make entries in either ct .'.
abnve stakes will please communicate I the s.sci''
at the Springs in person or by letter.
The course is excellent one, laid oul principal! "
elevated lands ~ the Rappahann uck Stables ara
training ground on sandy fiat adjoining til" c"n'>"'
nshed gratis. There is transportation hy S'eaGiN d. o.
Railroad from North and South 10 within ~ 'nt!rs ' u"
Springs. ~ j.h"'
AuI r2G-I2r1 7gtri Of tie C,mEe':
~ The Washington Giob" md National inils Icef "
erick surs Arena Wig uHd Charleston t"nff
que publish iLr shove, twice week tor weeks
nj, the bills 10 the Richmond EnqUirr for collection
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30 Geo Ares first qpali,y Cation and sDgar LAND

81 OO0 .!r5CE FISt qra7Ny C0UoH and 9"g"T LH'D
FY RE subscriber trs Tor sale, nj very uw prices the
q Ioloalng valuable tracts o! land, VIZ:
One league ard labor Of Land, (iGio actcs) situated
on Prnp Island Bayou waters "i the River Nrchrs
and in Zava!lA cnnny, granted by HE Arx'can Govern
r,e,t 10 jacob Fucher About third Of this tract
cons SIS rnng Prairie The remainder OF timber nns
covered with oak valiant mulberry aad sG"ic pIue The
Bayou is mavi"nblr for k,tbna's to the rvrr Nrchos
ah6u, niIrs dis,a where n rsecls The ne U! steam
bIat ma viz alIUa.
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U ARORERS WANTED.-lhe James K'., r s..
q A Kanawha Company are in immediate san, canal
va,sI hundred rood laborers TO work the 90 '. cam
within three miles of the city of Rchmond-t ' osn
one dollar per day will be paid they finding thcn e
board Gentlemen wishing to send negroes m ., 10 IA.
o,n,v are assured that the very best care shaH rv
Ian IS them The work is dry and believe PERT
6s The board of the negroes shall only cos, I u,g
lar ner week. and their wages paid on the '"'''
OH Jupe. l4,h July, and lIth August ,p,ys
7rerf If The james Rirer 4 hGHdf"-
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Valaab!e .ii,iis and LanGs far sale.
TEIiiE subscriber, intending 10 move [" the South,
81 will sell his very valuable Tract Of Land ard Mills,
on Moons Creek. in Caswell county, North Carolina
a!so his Tavern House and Lot at larceyviiie and his
Race Tract lands upon fair terms. The Moon Creek
lands lie both sides of the creek, within four miles "t
the lawn Of fancrpvie, and contains about ONE
THOUSAND ACRES-is fertile and vol adapted 10
confirms a large quantity oi superior MEADOW land
with more good SPRINGS than any tract N the
same in the county, Of which is strong
Sulphur or Mineral Spring. This tract contains
su!c'cncy Of cleared land TO work twelve or fifteen
hands 10 advantage, and is in good repair. On The
said lands there is one of the best GRlSr and SAW
MILLS III this country, never failing stream-
The Tavern Houses large, c"mm0dIous and con.
venirnt, with gnnd out houses gnod veil and ice
house in The yard and attached TO eleven
with about three fuus Of it well ,imberet, and lying
in tho centre of the village it is laid off The
stand IS generally known that il would he UnnacPs
10 give full description of it, The Race Tract
Lands lie within mile Of Yanceyvir, which is
situated the old CGsweIl Race Tract and said 10 be TIC
hest tractlhr Southern Country combining about
TT0 HGndrtd End Trenig fee than half Of
it in woods heavily tmbprrd and very valuable on ac-
count of The wond and lis proximity 10 Ynnceyvil!e -
Tic lands will b. sold in body, or divided 10 suit
purchasers Young Negroes will be taken valuation
IN payment "f the whole any part %! The purchase
rEos" wishing 10 purchase, would do we'll 10 call on he
subscriber at Ynnceyri!le possible he is de-
termIned 10 81, THOMAS GRAVES
fanc"Fvtl!r y Aug Z 21-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

rEyO BUlLDERS.-The successful bidder tor Inc
addition 20 the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, 10 Tue
~ nj WIiI,cmsbu.u having failed Ia give ssctny Tor
the faithful compliance with his contract, notice !: gwen
that sealed pro osas will be received at the sad Asylum
until the 20h day of October next Tor ou'ung sa'u az
which will be sewn by The keeper to any person des''
ruus Of undertaking.
THOS G PEACUY,
BEVERLY TUCKER,
RIO SAUNDERS, 1C"mmHfte
RIO hlCCANDL.Sii,
GEO ~ SOU iHALL.J 80
~ The Rcr!sm Wig Coa pe ana >o''C'h hynco, WI!
iHc
10 J.s.c ,'or the Hospitals Ia" pay meat.
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