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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
A PSALM OF LIFE.

Life that shall send
A challenge TO its end,
And when IL comes; say, Welcome, hiend''
vu.r rmH nEAnr OF THE youso MAN SAID TO THE
PsAiMisr.
Tell me not in mournfil numbers,
Life is but nm empty dream
For the soul IL dead that slumber-,
And things are not what they seem
Life is rcni-life is earnest
And the grave l. not its goM
Dust thou art, to dust returnesi,
Was not spoken of the soul
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,
II our destin'd end or ways
But 10 ACT, that each tomorrow
Find us farther than to-day.
Art 10 long and time is feeiing,
Aud our hearts, though stout and brave.
Still, like mufed drums are beating
Funeral marches to the grave.
In the worlds broad field Of battle.
In the biyouac of Life,
Be not like hlmb, driven cattle
BE a hero ia the strife
Trust no ruinre, boweer pleasant
Let the dead Past bury its dead
Act--aet IN the glorious Present
Heart within, and God o'cr head
Lives great men oil remind ~
We can make our lives subne,
Aud, departing, lenys behind us
Footsteps on the sands of time.
Footsteps, that, perhaps another,
Sailing DER li,''s solemn main,
A iorlorn and shpwreck'd brother,
Seeing shall take heart agnn
Lei then he up and doing.
With heart tor amy fate;
sin achieving, still pursuing,
Learn to labor aud TO wnit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
MRS. MN. GARDENERS
GENUINE INDIAN B.ALS.dM
OfLiverWOrt e. HOarhOund, {,

IS put upin Bot
ties st the low
price OF so cents
each, containing
three ounces oil
l.iycrworl, besides
the virtue Of many
other roots and
herbs known n
n,ong the Indians
as cllicaeious IN
curing Pulmonary
complaints. The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
SlsIhiNOTisID P0MTDE0

Tho following exquisite lines are from the knickcr-
booker for September. They are repete with ,h. most
bsnu, philosophy and breathe the very soul Of melo-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

Giving health and beauty to the hair
H when il becomes dry and
H begins to decay.
HNIllS Vegetable Oil possesses tho peculiar
- but pcrty, so long sought for in ohcrois,
prcsouglil in vain, of re- producing anew growth
Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are its nourishing properties,
whiclt readily imparts TO the roots Of the hair,
that II requires tut short time To produce new
growth, and few applications TO check that falling
Of the hair which often occurs, especially aitc,
sickness. II prevents the hair from turning grey
md when it begins to tusn, may be easily check.
ed and restored 10 its natural beauty, by apply
ing the Oil
This Oil gives an agree able fragrance e
and is preferable to any other for perfumng, curl
ing and glossing the hair The hair does no, be
come dry after using il.
The growth Of hair on children is
wonderfully improved by the use of this Oil.
II Ladies and gentlemen OF the higl,csl rank hav q
patronizcd this Oil very extcnsi, ely, and such
have been its effects in every city where il has
been introduced il receives the decided prefer
cncc.
| Physicians inferior to none in Medical science,
have used and recommended it. The concur
iing testimony Of thousands put il beyond
doubt so that the most incredulous no longer
hesitate.
The Oil needs no higl, wrought description :;
such is its worth and so highly is il valued by
those who have made trial Of il, that il stands
and will stand upon its own merits unri, allied.
The following extracts Of letters from Agents,
show in what high estimation this Oil is held
wherever it has been introduced:-ENtract from
n letter from John a. Wadsworh, NJ u Of the
city Of Providence, X. |. TO NJ. 4 l.. krumbhaar,
eco. Of Philadelphia:
GentIemen-Dr. Wards Vegetable Hair Oil
has gained great repute with us, having restored
hair on heads that have been bald for years, and
have no doubt il will give satisfaction wherever
ii may be introduced-vcry respectfully,
JoHN A. WADswoRTH.
Extract ola letter frcm llar ey Seymour, Drug
sisi, Hartford Ct. to the proprietor dated Hart
ford, Sept II, Is32-"Dear Sir-l find your
Hair Oil valuable article, Il was So unfortunate as
to lose the hair from the top fmy head land from
The of about halfa bottle, find il starting out
Inow.'' HARVEY SEYMOUR.
The proprietor having recently visited Cuba
and having spent two months in The city ofIlaya-
na, bcgs leave TO introduce the appreciation and
which this Oil received from
the Royal Proio Medcato, or College Of Ph, SIC
ians, of Havana.
''DR. T.. a. WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that tho Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property Of causing the
.rowth Of hair aud preventing lis fall. byiortiiy
ing the dccaycd part, tthe effects Of the aromatic
ingredients which have been found in s com
position by the Chemist Don Francisco SuarcZ,
We hereby authorize its use, not as n specific,
but as a good and useful remedy for persons re-
luirins it, whose hair is in STATE of decay from
sickness or other causes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

Numbcrlcss Certificates, testifying to the
superiority of the above Backing, similar to
the following, may be produced.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE PUB
Lie.
Certificate from the Rev. James Tay Portsmouth, l.
This is TO certify that ], being in want OF
Pot Ash, sent my son to town for the article
ON returning, in haste, the paper contain
ing it burst and covered his boots, so much
so that considered them spoilcd-the color
was taken out and the boots appeared to be
badly burned.-But by The application Of
READS OIL BL.iCkLNG,they were soon
restored to their former color and pliabi'y.
also certify, that took part Of lIor-
ness, which had been laid by for FIVE or six
ycars-and which was so hard that it cracked
if bcnt-and was considered useless, but by
the application Of the above Backing was
rendered perfectly pliable and useful.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Portsmouth, April 20, 1898.
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appointed Agents lor the sale Of the Indian Pur-
gsii,e Pills.
NEWPORT-JOSEPHW w. EDDY.
PROVIDENCE-Joh {. Cady, 20s West
minister street.
| PAWTUCKET-David Benedict.
| August 10, 1888.
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gG Y S s.
SILLSRURrS P.17'E\-T

n iarg. assortment of single and double PATENT
~ TkUSSEs always on hand To suit any pcculiaritics
~ Hernia or Rupture. Ever, Truss warranted In all its
particulars The Inventor and pntcnec attends person.
ally to the application OF his instruments, No. 80 I2
North Main street, Providence, Il. !.
Prom the success which has attended the application
"hs single and double pntcnt Trussrs, the subscriber u
ehn'leJ to all who will give them n trial that
They can be radically bcnchcd, and in nany cured.
Ceriiira,cs from those who using his instruments,
can be- seen nj his office.
RicnAnp SALsnrRy, Jun.
The following certificate h. deems sufficient to show
that his ARE not mere -pretrnsionst
a cory Of the Hrfifeofe presented by DR..
Usher Parsons.
Amer having minutriy examined the newly invented
Truss Of Mr. Sa-hury's aud those who have worn
brln hnvo hesitation In ing that u IL superiur
To auy thing of the Mind now ~
GsrER PARroNs, ". n.
rre.id OF the Med. Faculty of n. L.
Tor sale by X. J. TAYLOR,
May "a, 1882. Newport, n l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

We therc
FEvEIS, COUGH nd PlLrlrA-
infermi itrnt, TtuN of the Hear
.-mit,ni, Incirieni CONSUMPTION
Nervous. aud MAnAsMusj
Inhamnat'ons, and DROPsY or TuE
rutiid tsvers uEND, CiiEsr,
MEAsLEx; Am. MEN, and
ERfS,PIilS; LIMB
SMALL. P'Xj sC.OfiL',
lNFLtMM ATioNj scutyry and sy phil
of the Train, Th;o,t, CAME GkAN FL.
sion ach, Lungs. Liver, Loss or hPPE1 TIE;
in'rs, mes, Kidney, and the CCsTivEEEs.;
RHrUMArlsM, PAINS III TIg SA2k,
tcuie and hr'nie; STOMACH aud siDI
sriT'rlNG aud voMiT- Ulcers aud SORES
ING Of BLOOD OF every description,
DIARRIitEI VsEN- NsrERIC
Terry aud C,i, licsj WEAK NERVE
SYNtaIrE LOWNfsS UF sFtHITs,
APOPIEXl ant AIso--IENC,JRgIitEA;
PARALysis, MONORRiIGA,
DNsfEPsI AID sUPPEEssiON aud
HyPCt1I' iNDRIA-ir; other EhiCAIE
TErhNUs EPiLEp- fEMAIE COM
sEy, II,p'Pi q PLANTS.
Besides the above, has een fund inv Iuahe IN The
diseases of infnnis So that ~ The new settlements
the Far est, here Abe inh itan's X, eP constant
~ beside them, the children aie Lrour up in good
hraith, Wit out any nssisanre from Medical Men. To
nm ~ the character of the indian rurpsi,e Ina few
words W " necessary 10 state that po sesses sy.
ery tuatve property which can be- pos-essed by nedi
cine, viz the power Of opening aud keeping open all
In " nsr NIL that s necessary IN order To- assist Nn
inre ~ the cue of every "di easc to which ncs i.
hsi 3" TiIE rinUsANis of ~ RES thai have ri.
ready iesp affected IN fnLsDLLrsis. B,Lt,xons aud
yher place. fy warrant the h lief that when ih. me
iien' stall hee"e general known, dis, ase OF eveiy
kind~iii he driven fsnm our land
iCJs PRINCIPAL OFFICE Tor tie New Eng
land states, for the sale Of the above vAiUh-
BLEPILLs, No. i9s Tremoni, near Court street,
Boston.
PRICE 25 Crs. PR box, WITH Full
DIRECTIONS.
The following respectable eitizOns lave been
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

New Moon, 18th. Oh. SON. Morn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

, There is much sound advice, and soEe cx
celcnt suggestions TO be found in the follow
ing extracts from a work lately published
under the title of Fire Side Education.
"Chldhood is like n mirror, catching and
refleciing images from all around 1t. ke-
member that an inpious doubt or profanc
tho, cln uttered by parents lip may operate
on the young heart like careless spray OF
water thrown upon polished steel, staining
it with rust which no after securing can cf
face"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
WARD s
VEGET.ABLE HAIR OIL,

Foriheresioroiion Of hair on Boldheods
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when it becomes dry and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

a TEACHER WAETED.-A single Man, who
"a will produce satisfactory evidence OH moral cha
ractrr and of his abilities TO teach the Greek and Lahn
lanquaqes and the minor branches of English education,
can obtain a situation, by making an early application
for that office. A salary Of at least $500 a year will be
given him. Candidates would find it to their interest 10
make their application in person. Letters addressed L"
Joseph G. Council md Patrick Doles will receive prompt
attention. Address Urquhar,'s Store, Southampton
County, Virginia. - g.
! Jan 2 w."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

ISDyCORD ~ACADEMY.-The exercises OF this SEMINARY iof
Tho "a 1879. vail commence on the LIST Of February, anu Ter
min.t ON the 3Jib VI November. .,
eae,. will be 500 Tor q session of 5 months, payable III aaSance'-
The course Of instruction embraces the Languages n m w.. %,
-.ns,Ilv and il designed 10 prepare students thoroughly Tor Coi-
frs.. aud Universities. There are at present a lew xaeeneies,
which +, will he desirable to I'LL with youths whose edocaUons "'e
intended 10 be on u liberal scale.
In announcing the intention Of resumins the duties Of their Soea'
,;o, The sub ,cribcrs tenier their Acknowledgements IN their patrons.
for the Or ,,.fui sense which they manifest OF the improvement. VI
their son, anil wards. A to the general character o. u ,nSutu'
. .; ,.s.r.nc. il respectfully mudc TO Professors Bonnyeasile, liar
rison, Ernmcs, Tucker ana Davis, o: the University o. ,Its,Gaa;E
~. ,.n;ns, !, easy of access to students coming from the North,
-, f,,m tho south, Being situated dhout 3 miles from Tho RICHMOND
ond Er.jericssburs Railroad. Letters addressed 10 either OF the sub
'''tr 49, a. &. COLEMAN,
P'onP'! u''S" +. W. COLEMAN,
J. 4. COLEMAN.
E5-cawl3,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

SITUATION WaNTEU.-A yuung gentleman, who hns had some
- experience rs II Teucher, md who can produce satisfactory ira'
limoniuls Of his character und competency 10 teach the Greek, LID
lin aud English languages, including Mathematics, wishes ,osnsase
IL situation as Teacher, for the ensuing yrrr.-Any COMMUNICATION,
Addressed a.. B. c., NnwtowD, King & Queen county, Va, wiilmnet
with immediate attention.
dec 10 Go-"JW
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Slot

SHALL. continue my school the ensuing year, a, CLIFTON, which
is situated within three hundred yards Of the Louisa Rail ,oab
and seven miles from Tayo'sviIle. In my school will be ,aurLii
tho Greek, Latin and English languages. The school Will com.
monco on the third Monlay in Jauuary next, and terminate. M
I'll first Friday in December following. There will DO IL vacation
OF one month IN the summer, commencing on the aecond Friday in
June. The price for hoarI, washing, lodging, frel ani tuition, will
he $40 81 scholar, payable QUO kilfni the end Of each session. Nr.
Isaac. Butler and Or. VIM. y. DLrraeci; vii! no ui ms purii>. Yer.
dur, Hanover, is my ~post-olEee. JOHN G. NELSON.
pc@ G6-WJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

FASH SALE OF NEGRoES.-Wi bo sold, for cash, in front OF
the Farmers Hotel, III the town OF Tappahunnock, on MONDAY,
the 18th ofJuuuary next, being Essex Court day, IRON ten TO hheen
NEGROES, consisting Of men, boys, and women.en young una
very likely. Richard MolLhh,
E.oox .,,n,r nor 70 Isy7 G5-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

No1ICE.-A petition will be presented 10 the neat LEGISLATURE
OF Virginia, TO authorize Tho Stockholders or The ffesi.shI aa
Managers Of the Dismal Swamp Lnnd Company, to cinnse ihe lime
and place Of the Annual Meeting OF suid COMPANY.
DEC p Is-s hf-"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

unANK OF VlRGlNlA-The President and Dr.
5 rcctors of the Bank of Virginia have declared a
dividend of three per cent: for The last SIX months. pay
mile on the 18th inst. A. ROBINSON, JR Cashier:
January U9-iu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
SEPTEMBER, IC0f.
To -MrrcarUtS. Families and Uther.

gao 'SS'
To Merchants, Families and others.
6ANE Hundred Thousand Dollars uurM Of Fall and Winter Dry
" Goods, purchased chiefly at auction at Il sacrifice, Willie found
Saline off for ,su osLY,ut Il. II. JENKINS.
The par,icular attention OF merchants, families and Others, is in-
viteI TO examine this stock OF Goods, which, fur vuriety and cheap.
uess, cannot be exccllcd. The subscriber, intending 10 make q
tire stock OF new and old Goods al such prices as to please all. The
following Good are now opening, aud oifer great inducements either
Blown and bIcached Slir,inss, a, { cents per yard add finer qua
lities.
30 600 wards CiHcoes, fresh and in good order, at tho extreme low
pricrs Of I'd, 10 cts. Il l.2aad is
Finer rich full md winter Calicoes, equally chcop
ConsErs-White and colorcd Cursets, good, and will be sold
cheap.
40 DO. white Flannel, at 80 cents and finer
Ihcap red and white Cuhtun Flunnels
100 nieccs Sattincts, from D cents per yard TO the finest qualIy
pa,.: 5 bales negro aud rose Blankets, cheap
FRISGEs-A luae assortment
Fashionable Cloths and Cashmere
Lines CAMBRIc IlpKFs.-l00 doz. all prices, from ID cents 10
NEGRO CLorHlsG-sevctal bales and cases of very cheap, Tor
male aud female
SILK l;oops FOR DREssEs-Sl0,0OO worth Of plain md figured
Silks and Sutins, al low prices, comprising the most elegant assor''
nent in the city
su,wLs-A splendid assortment Of many new ande1clusive style
Of Shawls, elegant and cheap
LrsESs-Irsh Linens, from 25 cents per yard TO finer qualities
Bo1sEr,-3O cases plain straw ind Leshorn Bonne.s, new nnd
fashionable, at reduced prices
UaeRrLLAs-i cases slk aud cotton Umbrellas, made IN tho best
Srocys-B onba zine, silk and ss,in Stocks, OF the hest style
PocxE1 IIpKrs.-A large assortment Of sentlemens SILK Hdkis.
and t:ravnts 49,,
soilcd, will he sold or extremely cheup new and elegant styles
Fra Gonp,-Capcs, Mufs and neck Tippcis.
In addition to tho above, will be found rneny useful and fancy ar
find them Mt H. II. 1heht.NS.
September Is @-etN"on
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y will open a school for young ladies, at his residence
in Hanover cnun,y. about 10 miles from Richmond, on
the 18th of January next. He has procured the services
Of Miss ABIGAIL NJ. Converse, an approved Teacher,
who will take charge of his school, md who is prepared
to give instruction in every department Of study usually
taught in the best female seuinaries. excepting Music.
The subscriber can receive n few additional scholars us
boarders in his family. The character and slate OF so.
ciety in his neighhorhood, renders his situation 40 rIIgl'
Die one for those parents who wish 10 send their daughters
abroad to school.
Ttrr:s Board and Tuition, including lights, washing,
&c. 800 for The scholastic year of 10 months.
Dec 80 [63-w3wl EDWIN SHELTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

4 ". hAHuuLru - Co., IuuSseIicrs, Stutiuners and deal
~ cs in !Musi,, and Fancy Goods, opposite Messrs. Hubbard &
Gardner, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
The subscribers offer for sule TO their friends and the public, the
following Goods, which having been purchased for tho most paittor
Gosh, they can, and will sell Al very lOw prices. viz:
Standard books in the various apartments OF literature
Schoo! aud juvenile hooks. in great varieties
Biauk books Of all kinds and sizes
Writing ana letter paper, from 81 IS 10 ST per rehnl
A tine collection Of music, musical instruments ana ptcccPt"fs
Pen aud pocket knives, scissors aud razors
Stationary of the best quality
A large assortment Of faEcy goods
English and American ANIMALS for 1855
a~Y-lre respectfully request Of those who may be in want OF arii-
,s,s above To piyc u.s. call. J. vs.. RANDOLPH & co.
E Gl-2Ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

NIOTlCE.-The subscriber having assncialrd as q
partuer in his Mercantile Business in this City, his
son, WV. S. TRIPIETT. the same will hereafter be con.
t,nued under the firm of John K. Triplelt 81 Son.
JOHN r. TRlPlETT.
January 7O-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

40 PARTNERSuIP.-The subscribers, husias associated them
" selves N business. under the firm aud style OF DAhSEr Oar
x.1T. ior the purpose of carrying OH the Grocery Business, IN the
house formerly Occupied BY Frederick Jude, aud moro recently ny
VIM. ID ,bncy & Go would respectfully announce 10 their Miends,
the customers oil Wm. w. Dahney & CO., and also tboso v Iafreti
& Tinbcriuke, and the public generally, that they "e now prepared
10 Offer them anv article in their line, Of ns good quality and on a
reasonable terms, us eau DO purchased 10 the city. They hope b!
unrsni,,ed attention 10 business, TO receive q portion OF pGDnc ia
- WM. W. BARNEY.
IT. ALEX GARRETT.
-rhs s,lsrr ibers will nay particular attention to tho snle OF all
Nna'o ''u' '"'' "''"'' DABNEY & GARRETT.
EE-Qt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

I'm CUANCERY-NIRGI SiA.-Ai rules held III the Clicks office
L of tho Circuit superior Cout, OF Law and Chancrry for Louisa
county, at the Court house, on the 9TH day Of December, 1887:
Gideon Lungsion, f!sintih,
against
Nathaniel Mills, John r. Quarlcs and David Thompson, cxccu.
Tors of Raluh Quarlea, dec'd-the said John x. Qudrl"s and David
Thompson, MS lcgntccs and devisecs oil the said Ralph ouarles, de-
crosrri; Charles Lnngston, Juhn Lanss,on, Ralph Quarlcs, and Ro-
ger QnarIcs, md the following cnancipatcd slaves, TO wit: Billy,
Rr,rru Jnrrc. IT,, and Arthur, Defendants:
Jbe d.fe d,o,s, Roger Qrarle., Charles Lnneston, John inngston,
BiIIy. BuucII, Jnmes, IT,, md Arthur, not having entered their mp
nenrance and given security according to law aud the rules Of this
Court. and il appearing from satisfactory evidence, that they are
nor inhabitants Of this State, on motion Of the plaintiff, by his eoun-
,eL. il is ordered, that the said defendants. Roger Quarlcs, Charles
I,nastuu, John Langs,on. BILLY, BurrelI, James, IT., and Arthur, do
,nnear before the Judge OF our said Court, at the Courthouse, on
,hr frs day of the next term OF said Court, and answnr The bill Of
the nInin,nf-and that o cnpy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, for Two months
,uccessivciy, md posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
.nr,ty !, some aou,, day. Acnpv-TesIc
JOHN HUNTER, {. L. c. S. c. IT, c.
G7-xSwt
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HsY THOMAS

.cT Emo ENlUtREH is published twice @ week, generany, anu
shtoc times a week during the session of the State Lesssistate,II
Pace, the same .s heretofore, Five Dollars per Gnnam, psyaoIe IN In y
vsica. Notes oil chartered, specie-payins banks lonifj Will Ok iee re
c-tsed in payment. The Editor will guarantee the saie.y / ,en
q No papsr will be discontinued, but at the discretion Of inc
Editor, until AL arrearases have been paid up. ,.u
" Whoever will guarantee the payment u nine papeS' Ah0
have the tenth gratis.
~ One s,rsre. or less, 6,st insertion, Scents; each continuance,
So ceu,s No advertisement Inserted, unuit has elthef recpP"o "f
OF sssuned by some person 10 this cItY OF Its enVitohs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

Richmond and Petersburg abroad Company.
1T meeting Of the President and Directors. On the i9'h Instant
N ,bs Following further sums were required from tho a'ockhoIoeIs'
., bc Maid by them into the Bank Of Virginia or ITS Bfanch NJ re-
tcrsburr, to the credit OF the Company, rIz: On eacn a g.,
h., naiJu ar ,h. lat October, lat November, LIST December, It 1ahua-
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, TREASURER.
32-2awtlstM
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fH'U LAND DUYERS-Montca.te, tue late Residence o. CraSen
II Peylon, decd, is offered Tor saie. This is considered one oftho
fnss, estates in Virginia, and is certainly one ofthe ptettiost sI."n.
tions 10 The upper county, and perfectly healthy. II contains one
thousand acres, five hundred cleared, the balance we'll timbered'-
The cleared laud is bounded ON the North and East by the R''anna
River, and on tho South BY haekislsHa Creek, u stream almost ~
large as the rivcr-furmius $40 acres Of river and creek bottom
equal 10 any OF the James River buttons; the greater part being
alluvial aud well adapted to corn, wheat md Tobacco. The hI.h
land is OF good quality und now in u good state Of cultivation. The
improvements consist Of u lurgc aud convenient dwelling house,
umd every necessary on, house, q good orchard, &c. This estate
lies in the county OF Alhermaflc, = miles below charlottesville aud
9 from The University OF Va. There are 3 good merchant mills IN
five miles aud III one and n ball miles; freight to Richmond on
iour IS cents, on wheat l0a 10 cents aud OH pilster from Richmond
So per Ton. The subscriber offers this beautiful estate ut the re-
jmcrd price of S25 per acre, one-f:th paid ia hand, the iiiiance M
equal annual p 'yment-. 4 good farmer with - working hands could
max. The four payments from the land. ANY genI1"mun wishing TO
buv land IN Virginia il invited to view this truly desirable estate.
Communications addressed TO the subsc Hber ut EverctsvIlc viii
meet with prompt attention.
CHARLES L. PEYTON,
Dec. S T6l-wswl FIseutor Of Craren Pcyton, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
Dec l9

CONSTITUTION OF co PAX SERsHtr.-rn 20 pit'ne'o"'r
AZ h.,,,oior. .xi,lip, bel tween the 81 rscfijers, under the firm and
he ,br n IN and s,vlr Of Willium w. Dabney & Co., was, by mu-
m Il ,n,ent, dissolved on the LIST Instant. Such persons Us may
have claim, AGAINST the finn, are hereby requested TO baud them N
10 either OF Va 10, paym.ut; aud those indebted to us, are requested
to'cone forward ami pay their respective dues. Inc name u u
s,m vii h, us.,I in sc,lI,ns und Iiquida,ins the afiirs Of the con-
Germ.
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