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AND FOR SAILED. H. T. Minor wishing TO change his
- residence offers for sale his farm containing 100 acres and
laid of four elds-the poorest for pasture The land
fair quality and susceptible Of great improvement by and
plaster has been proven by experiment. The dwelling house
OF bck new commodous and in the best ORDER with
suitable There young
apple ara peach well Of excellent water cehouse the
yard and fine spring TIL. farm conveniently
tered agreeable and Etel gent negh5orhood
and half of spotyvana e. and adjon. the lands OF Staple
ton Cruchheld Geo. Po and others The purchaser will
the privilege Of seeding wheat,
To Physician desiring country residence, this location holds
strong Inducements the range for practice extensive
;ae people independent The Of sale will be LIBERAL and
Or By ietses addressed 70 Courteous '''
2. 7. MINOR.
jana ea-w4w
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WIN. r. GAiSE-.

n,l having gagged Mr. William Nsha na
err vi" open school tot the ensuing year nj his
mi!s Cduri the ioh
uary and cad 5,h December, "t1 of"ae T
Nh Mathews is graduntH Of Wh'rr'i'e 80.
tiainol ami bn. the satisfactory testimonials Of Ihc
tacinr ani competency ns j tcaChar RI.
The u.j.cr school principals FOR af 7er;st 81
su.crbs, sons, will consequently - under ~.
superntendence. lie viii take ino his fam. ten or hIs'
carly application be made Ills terms viii b.: sr-,
FOR ooifd lorGdlns, waning hno chhnrs neIesu" o.
Teaching ths Lain md e eck lr-uarrs . "a
Mathematics. Moral md Political Philosophy and khen,
Reading, Writing common Arithmetic, Ensl''A Grammar %
and Geography y;,..,,
The ocaon ofths school ia healthy any N lowet
ard neghboThood highly mnrai ana fsHeou' b,p:
will be forwarded parents guardians and will be
public examination previous the 'rr7Eu raesiion
wishing Baggage thsr yards, will add's. me
Amelia Court House, Va. JSo. j. b.I
Nov Is
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DR.. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING sYRCr,

-
The Passage Of the Ir, through the gums produces trouble
some ana danccro. symptoms. 1t il kuown by mothers that
rh. rm. .w,iI IN, secretion and saliva increased,
rhi >rhcd With frequent and sudden MS 81 crying "Airt-
stating I >or, aud >pt>i> {" peculiar parts th H
,Irh, ,Ne.nr violence and thI.tS II finger, into lis
thee r'rcur>ory mol >prrdl! aIIe'"tea
dr,.outiou !" rr nin their Itle la"'
alir'cd with tho d.'us ,ll.,l, %siI apply PIX !" NJ
hnrd, oi IutG hen thought past recovery tro" be-
mg suddenly stacked viii; that fatal maIady commissions
ioe; Pa;r, t.ScGcy Dr. Era"s' Scot! NJ Sr"F
To The agent Dr. Eyau Soothing syrup Dear S't-ihe
great trtr afforded ul",tns infant from Your suolhns
syrup prutracr and painful dcmil"n must convince
vfs tln. parent how early application oi sucha
Invaluable nrdmr : 10 relieve infant misery ana l"ni'. Wy
infant Ic rcchIns c>pcrrnccd such acute sulrns> iha
Wv, i', " ~ n ,I,I r,, L,r from anguish ill We ro
cured h.r Of ,aIr yrp winch applied 10 the
,r,< ynrrri rl,ugr va, produced, and after iew appla
49, ,' ,, di.riay .,yio,, !, , and h, continuing
use am .lad - inform YOU child ha> completely re'ov't
aud If th"t a"fo comnr' le SINCE occurred
he mem me- ,un,tn. iaily aud child enjoys perfect health
give Won my cheerful permission I" make TINS a,kh""hu@-
public, ana Nil -al! give an! i"ioHHH "m LIZ
stance. WV. JohNFoN.
gentleman " n has trial If DR. Evans S"orhns S!riP
in ,> family, IN ir"rhn. child wishes us 10 state INA:
he found "nily "t.crnal IN relieving PAIN IN The gums anc
preventing thu consequences which sometimes follow We
chceriully comply with I,is r"Gntst.-N v -. r
VIZ believe II generally Acknowledged By those who have
tired A. that SCALING syrup for Children tu'tns lcGth ad-
scrti-"d ann"r column Is hi2i nSenl a,e iot ,ne iG,
any rate who have rair use Ct IL h state I" give rs viE
tue, The san nrir ramr::-Do.ro> T@'sELlEH'
Blw,EE Cot >TEEFEiIr.
C.u1,o>-Bc particular purchasing tina, the label
OF 81 IL eiy ACCORDING
Of Congress And be- likewise particular IN obi2nng them Z!
uo Chatham ST. New EoS, from he regular Agents
4. DGy,L, CH.N"h"
J,sEFH GLL, NIh'oHa
mr. FIRMS CLao~i: c"l .7psrisnt Pi1lS,
ErdRs' Ecrr and .7yuc P@S,
Exams S"o'hi"F SHr"p,
t;uodt's FcraGic PiiS,
LYuHt', B0'Inic FiiS,
ar, entered criag I. oct If Congress Gad real:d ou 9
Chct1qm Street, .Sfr Iors a, The re.ulGr agents,
g. Hail, Norfolk.
T.. l.. purock Portsmouth,
Jo,Eru GiLi, Richmond.
Mortimer & Mowbray. Baltimore.
Earrrt McintItr Chariotic-v lc, Va
ItGsr Perry SufIulk.
Lewis Johnston. Washington, D. {.
VI. Tl.Tit y Co.. Petersburg.
John y. Ii.ll, Nlnrh.,trr, Va.
William Dorsey MaCinsbrrs Va
Edward MrI uwtli. fredericksburg, Va
f. Berkeley K Co., Harrington, Va.
J. Iiardrsty, lIarisouhug Va.
James Brow Charleston. Va.
C. x. t. Duukum. Lexington. Va
Nay WY
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uMrcH yrr REMAINS rNspSG."
WRECK OF THE HEspERUS--A BALLAD.
.r N o. n,N

WRECK OF The HESPEKIS--A BA LLAU.
~ HENRY wap,woRTH toScFELtow.
I, was the schooner Hesperis,
That sailed the wintry SEA;
And the Skipper had taken his little daughter,
To bear him company.
Blue were her eyes "a the f;:ry-fax,
Her cheeks like the dawn Of day,
And her bosom swe., the hawthorn buds,
That ope in the month OF May.
The Skipper he stood beside the helm,
With his pipe in his mouth,
And wa,ch'd how the veerng flaw did blow
The smoke now West, now south.
Then up and spake an old SAILOR,
flad said the Spanish Main,
pray thee, put into yonder port,
For fear hurricane.
Las, night the moon had golden ring,
And tonight 10 moon we see.
The skipper, b. blew Whit from his pipe,
And scornful laugh laugh'd he.
Colder and louder blew the wind,
A gale from the North east;
The snow fell hiSsin. IN the brine,
And the pillows froth'd like yeast.
Down came the storm, and smote amain,
The vessel in its strengths
She shuddsr'd and paus'd, like frigh.ed steed,
Then lcap'd her cables length.
Coma hitler. come hither my little daughter,
And do not iremhe SO;
For can weather the toughest gale,
That ever wind did blow.
He wrapped her warm in his seaman's coat
Against the singing blast;
He cut a rope from a broken spar,
And bound her 10 the mast.
father! l hear the church-bells ring,
o say, what may II be-
IT'S fog bell on 4 rock-bound coast.
And he stecr'd for the open sea.
0 father hear the sound of guns,
saw, what may il be!
Some ship in distress, that cannot Iva
In such an angry sea!
o father! ] see cleaning light,
say, what may il BE-!
But the father answered never werd,
4 frozen corpse was he.
Lash'd 10 the helm, all stiff and stark,
With his face TO the skies,
The lantern gl.am'd through the cleaning snow,
On his ix'd and CLASSY eyes.
Then The maiden claspsd her hands and prayed
That saved she might be;
And she thought Of Christ who stilPd the wave
On the Lake of GalIlee.
And fast through the midnight dark and dreaT,
Through the whiStnS Size; and snow,
Like sh=cted ghost the vessel swept,
Toward the reef of Nornan's Woe.
And ever the fi,fa gusts between
4 sound came from the land;
I, was the sound Of the trampling surf,
On the rocks and the hard easand.
The breakers were right beneath her bows,
She drifted oreary wreck,
And whoopius billow swapt the crew
Like cicles from her deck.
She struck where the white and feecy waves,
Looked soft as carded wool,
But the cruel rocks, they gorcd her side
Like the horns OF ali angry hu!i.
Her rafting shrouds, all shea,h'd in ice,
With the mast went by the board
Like \ vessel CT glass, she stove and sank,
iIo. no. the breakers roar'd!
AT day-break, on the bleak sea-beach,
a fisherman stood aghast,
TO see the form of maiden fair,
I.ash'd close 10 drifting mast.
The sal. sea was frozen on her breast,
The salt tears in her eyes,
and e saw her hair, like the brown sea-weed,
on the pillows fail and rise.
Such was the wreck or the lIesperus,
In the midnight and the snow
Christ save us al! from death like this
On the reef II Norman's Woe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Office Va. 10, South Strict Baltimore.
C.PIr,L ram -, Two Millions DULLAR,.
THE President and Trustees nt this Company rceeiv" No
Drpn,Hc, which interest viii he allowed max"
Lives hnmtIr- and Lniowmsnt-, aud r.
manage Trusts description which may be- cont
charge, whether from individuals, corporate DO
dies % courts Of justice.
l. Moxr, VIII bc received and held trust and the interest
thereon paid semi annually, or quarterly! ia conformity WIN '
direction The interest II be placed nj the '"i
every months The credit 81 te Trust Fund i"f accu
atiou
LFy rr,SCy.-PrrSnns effect iHsurlnceS with TIE
Company upon Their own lives, or I'M ycS m Others m one
year Il years the whoc OF ic The table OF rates
computed this upon the most favorable terms.
well fur the uc, nf the Navy and AGh ctncnS-aHd ms!
br had application 10 ID" Company ar H. Agents.
g. AxNrIr,T",r VIII Il" sausJ uTun such terms aS " l
cmt" The dTuutaut run! the largest income for ~! s'
amount al money.
l. person who desires provide capital
ipr wa: when hc shall arrive ~ the hg" :" II year,
marriage portion for dnusi"r can eject through TINS Con"
pans .,
Osrs ard TRUSTEES II tc CawpanrP Nacau!cy. Esq, ". D.,
President Baltimore: John Ducr. ESQ, h. L. d. Ncc President
New YORK. Richard Wilson, secretary, " Ihurcn asssA"'
secretary.
Yrafe-I.aac Lawrence Beverly Robinson, u. McNi,hd'
Charles H. DAVIS. Samuel N-m0rr David Hidden, Anl"H
Barrklay L. Suar-. George r. I!man T. g. MENUS, Ros"rt
L. Colt Morris Robinson New York; Matthew J.. Bcvan Nin
samuel Hoffman Frederick u. Pune, e. = Oldrt Jo-.f"
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, IT,. baltimore
Applications be made personally, or by letter, pest paid "
tn agents for the Company Virginia who viii furnish NE
frrng making other arrangements through '
Company Tor the benefit OF their families OF estates
r. ". TARR, .3gcai, R'ctmcHd, "a
.qrsnt ~ irrgind
PrrtiP N. T,uB, Esq, Richmond.
VIM :. SIMp,o., Esq, Petersburg.
Csc. W. CAMr, Esq. Norfolk
RomEEr A>pr..o>, Esq, Williamsburg.
ions. BsUcE, ESD, Winchester
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HsrmIeY Grere for Sale.

sEiSiilNG purchase fnrm Of lfscr Offer q"
sal" FARM Pamunk? confirming So acres.
lies 20 miles OF Richmond 10 oil ylGti> the Malhpo
New There abundance .! r
fivr immediately above and below and hee o" ih'
Land strong cHcrsous dcpusies. There ss
valuable w0rd land 10 cicar The and well sdrc
corn wheat hrd corcrhc grain h. delivered 10 'e'
within miles al the doo'. ne hes remarkably we'll '!
-r.g sluare c0mainn. i land and1u y
of mpro,. 10 w"r IN pn,n OF heans ard term
II challenges with ium IN Lower virginia ~
Buildings. overlooking extent OF i land near re ~
good quay consisting Of two story so"
k.tcbrn with rooms good dti' =
excellent icc.horse good Uvneer Houses ldf-' ny :
stable, carriage hons" barE houses machine houte
good horse good cabins and every ouou,e
yard and garden handsomely enc!"d OF the be.t mae
here ALEC housr snci"nt. remote from M
perfect health, with we'll Of The very beet water u q"
yard. 80,
Also, MECHANCKSYTLLE for sale. Il contains 70 81 ref'
OF a und the main road lerin. from Mdoson
church BY Dihne,s ferry Richmond within miles 81 the
good grocery nnL small dry goods store |
smith shop, nheclYusi shnp, and private enl" tinM-n
public house his road for distance OF 70 ~ ~
The buildings new, con.is,ing Of dwelling hnu. Ns @
room, and passage. kitchen ard daes house, 70 CITES
shop hacksmi shop he:!teI other ,ua hon's'
Nov 70 Is.-rsI WIN r. GAiHF9
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Dec II

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, kiHG x QuEE. Cor>Ir.-Thc
Cf this Institution, for the criInG year. will rnn
the .hh January under the dnccou al The subscriber
aided y ilr. Lyman c. irch regular graduate q" in'pn Col
&c. who besides his diploma brings with in satisfactory t
mona- Of high literary aanInynia cici.n as ;'ach'r and
exemplary moral character.
he Of instruction will ~lhace NIL that constitutes
solid English, Classical and Mathematical edura"n
The and ic Instructors I r, Ia the
pupil and knowledge subject winch
his be directed, and 10 prepare him either for bs
ness, 10 enter tlIr highest classes IN college.
The late enlargement n the Academy building will secure -
the students retired and pleasant accommodations than they
hitherto had, and regularly by The AGA
any a week from Richmond Ia iappahannock, the
Of convex arcr will be- much facilitated.
TEEN,Fur hoard and tuition bed c so per session "f v"
onti--A will he made the pupil furnishes his
he'd Day schors S5 ard none admitted cN
c.pt who rcsidc the irsbDrlood or who heard IA h,
families of near relatives. OLIVER WHITE.
Address Fleetwood Academy 7. ..
Dee ~ GS-2aw3S!ywIiF
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IN CIIiECERi Pow haiAn CTDui, Court, 10
L vrmi".r the sfh, 1897
Gallo Wilkinson Ia, right ard Of Tho VII
kiuS.I lie, H. Plaintiff.
William Watson and Fanny his wife, Judith Causy, widow Of
Cau-ly, Jenny Cukr Ruf. Cnrk" dcc i'u
Gallon Wilkinson Preston Wilkinson 0n children al Gorg"
Wilkinson Geo. Harding and Polly his vii, formerly Polly
Wilkinson, Lisbon Wilkinson, David ~ Wilkinson, Castaln
and Polly his WIFE Rob. g. Gosy and "~e his WIFI,
DnwIdle Rcams aud Rocry his wife, smith l"p and tat',
rna wife, II. tiudcl and Llvula ms vile, Alfred Caus
Is Judith Ann his wife, Thomas Wilkinson No:humc Wilhn
son Wilkinson aud Francis Wilkinson. III" heirs and d!StrI
hurS Thomas Evans and aha his wifi. the heirs and ds
al Geo. Watson and Comfort his VII. The herr aud d'
Jesse Wilkinson, and the heirs and distributes Of
John Wilkinson, DricndaRiS
The defendants Lisbon Wilkinson thr heirs al Tho Evans and
Geo. Watson aud fh irIr 0f Jesse VII
kn> heirs al John Wilkinson. haNu. entered their
appearance and security according 10 the Art al Assembly
aud The Ic ~ This court and Appearing {" III" satisfaction at
that inhabitants al ms alth
the plaintiff h. i attorney II i ordered that thu
defendants du appear here the first day ui i@ neat
bill n The plaintiff and security Tor perform
such decree the court make hrrcn ana thai at
hr forthwith inserted in newspaper published III
ui Richmond for months SucrcSr"y and " another
posted door the Courthouse Of the county
y Copy-1oStr,
X. +. GRAVES, u. c
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January Isl, 1870.

s,Nt-rr IrIyrrrr :. no C. WILLIAMSON will, under
the firm nf WINFgEE WILLIAMSON continue I" 90 u CON
mission at ilrir old stand in ',> my! i' .. W
nr Customer. al thr ar ifih "l
the CUSTOMERS "i thh ac hfih ~
b. W mas determine - have their business H''''"
! ~ ~, ~! 7j-24Wlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

ID UMfGED ACADEMY.Thc rhi, institution vi
II hr continued l subscribers the ENSUING
tIr 18th Ot January, aud terminating the t December
wi Il the IN tins school val
Taught The Latin, Greek, Spanish and French languages, hHrr
MATES including Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, plane and >phrr
cal. Tnconumcy aud PRACTICAL Surveying, "g"" with all III,
branches Of English language usually taught preparatory
sclnol. The tent books wl be the that used al the I'm
vers " Of Va
TensHoard including every thing, S0-Turion $50, unc
half payable In advance and the balance the Isl Of September
No deduction Will be made for late entrance.
II. J. CHRISTIAN, PrHcigdl.
JSO. J.. cASDN.
ncri NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

a rrVITF TEACHER WANTEE.-Wc wish [" employ a
a Lady eoud qualifications. 10 TAKE th"E' "i I" i'hn
the Tier situation y 20 ," "
on, who cal hrn. evidence OF her hrtl lhr W.
yes v: given. Further information Gan h. obtained in ~"
nechDrlnnd ni N"W baltimore, faGH
COUNTY and III , last named Richmond du:ins u s>ii 90!
~. I :.s,,turr JOHN uGil.ElE.
" " \. tTTERRAIk
CHARLES; III NTDS.
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Baylor Temple adm'roi John RoaDc decd and John J. Eoa

WI'illm County, Oh The Isl IA! Of July, I-d9:
Robert VI. Davis, Plaintiff.
against
Baylor Temple admir- John Roanc d. and John E"anc
Defendants,
The defendant Iin j. Roanr having entered his appear
si"cn security according the Assembly and the
rules ri this rnur', anh appran. by satisfactory evidence
THAI lnahilu u this ordered a; TIN said
defendant appear here Oh The first dry of the nrN aud
tn hi al the flnii; and thai copy al tins order b. forth
witt inserted surf newspaper Published the city of Rich
months successfully and puSrci m mont door 81
the rnirIlnIsr uf ilS comfy
Cnpy-Tc-tr, RIO. BYRD POLLARD. u. {.
Inn
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rIANn EnEIE WARE.uOI,nE.

TT'f.'V "
constantly from the celebrated
L manraiaro.y NU>Ss CLARE, New York, elegant and
plain Piano Fa possessing the latest improvements and that
nUiaCuTC.
Also large assortment, OF Musical Instruments, AMI Musical
Nerrlanhi-, in general.
Piano repaired, tuned Let hire and taken in sT-
change.
CHEAP Nj SIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale IN hss
STATE ,y from the al Ia, subscriber who Ii
nov enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices. .
Piano Forte and raSie s'orr opposite Tho Re,ts.
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IN CiINNCERY p"wlaiun County CUurl, Jan,
| i the It'll. 1916
Robert H. Con- has figit and admir- De bnns Will
Of Edward Cox. sen, rr and admir- r To"
III, with the "i annexed OF Edward Cox, Jr. dec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

THE Cupartn.rsEp of Winfrc, Williamson g" 81 mn 81!
L and Branch, Wnfree TO- 81 rr:cr>hnr! ta'ns IN, h!
expired Nv Limitation. the hereby Dissolved The name
Viii br used only far as i necessary 10
" " SAM III. WINFREE.
RIO. G. LlLiMSoN,
THOMAS BRANCH.
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IN CIIANCERY-VrRGISG..it court quarterly session
held for Kas William County, 4. the Courthouse, the 18th
day Of November, 1889:
Temple Moore Joseph Bnarman and John Carter Moore
FAINT children Temple e. Moore and his late wife
d;h Moore Thomas d. Mary E. Richard and Sarah Fox, all
infants under twenty years age, except the said Temple
Moore, who by Martin Drewry, their friend Tits
against
John y and Joseph H. Fox and say Fox, and Austin For
Defendants.
The Defendants Sally Fox and Austin Fox having
appearance and security according the
bly, and the Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants Of this country, ordered
that sad Defendants do appear here the Of March
next and the bill Of the Plaintiffs and tina, copy
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
the City Of Richmond months successfully and
the front door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
a Copy-Tese, Ro. BYRD POLLARD, D. C
lar -ps,y
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ar Letter from the Hon Abraham Mcclellan, Sullivan County
East lenur>-"r. Scmlrr ~ congress.


Sir-Siuce have this c, have used -nuIr %
pr,r medicine m infinite benefit and Satisfaction, and h
lryr 2 valuable remedy. enc IF my constituents,
nr s. Garden! Iiph.l c"Iu. Tennessee wrote me To send
him >nin which d'd ard he kas employed rrrS successfully
practice and II = Invaluable NJ johnson, iudt
~ Place thinks would probably hh' agent
II 81. would recommend Dr. y. Garden a> pr"
.,J Tor the sale OF Your 'ccae medicine
should commissions hI. he Wiling a, Tor You
rEi ncn" ly ate" Ia ihr care 81 Robert Ming
Sons knoxville Tennessee, 10y land Z" Graham q
TaX.wcl. Last Tennessee. have UuiU but II
several III tt>t Tennessee, great
,t,t NJ would be- sold. take
with and that al friends, ana
should like yu whether would like agent NJ
B!nunyir. sullivan county East Tenn can get som. o The
merchants 10 act tuu - I've ~ there.
Yours respectfully,
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN Of Tennessee
JnsTriI GiLL h'ihh'hu'
III, Richmond.
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y'nICATIDN.-fc subscriber having engaged Mr.. Peter W.
IL Brown Ia teach his clrn the ensuing yr wunlt k" Ia
take ci.h boys t"lrrs family. In Tins school
b, taught the Latin and English languages, Gr".apy, with
Globes. The pncc for hari tuition. washing
ana udgug Viii he SiUD the t"rm PAYABLE halt Yearly The
school VIII the 9 iay al January and terminate
day December idInw M. iurahng u the
months nr Mr.. Brown has Ca engaged teach
f tl I>t at rrhr aud from his ioas .lp and
high qualification, II doubt satisfaction uc
who may "ntrlI>t ..i. spl IL l- instruction.
]. ID. &. BROWN.
Hickory Potion, Hanover. DrC. n. 1l--wtt
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Jan l6

4
NJ mt business induced ~ 0i' tor "' tt Hant- ~"
ni,h reside ,i,art on uiirrH"nd rrt"h, ~ oin"iiI
county. twenty eight Iirs South ht~t 81 i''"'. ~" ~
West - House. IL contains upwards ~ ~" thnst
of Land. ha which j. in Original woods aid ven
II
by well for cultivation The sell is partly 81 red still cay Hli
rahly adapted wheat; and other H and ait! :" la"
grounds aud niI lands. suited ID the growth {" t"etr mere "
hpT>. "lcr, house. dar! ana All .c'
sar. Ia Numbering N Ill about =. u a~
naturally the nndSonrs ~ virginia, ana
has Improved in liberal and In tasteful manner WIN
variety fruit and ornamental trees "hhn r@ one 81 7
IGr,t J.li! III" country
In addition hd- attached Corn and saw I alS
n Of land which i nnd has been
l pond for upwards 1T and ,i'd 10y ind"S
equal the al Missouri AMI might "as! b" reclaimed
The property la- sold offered before, WITHIN
rrrui"rt'cu iNln.. IL i situated ~ pleasant
alhrund and adoi- the lands ui Mr. Robert e. Gooih Can't
H. Cousins M David &. Williams and others Ihds wish
purchase information concerning The property
calling upon ihr premises John W Nash, ESQ.,
of Eur- \. Hur Allison Waits Richmond
Jan II ,,.-W''i I'll SIaNtS \. NJ III.
Xa-IIILAM SEEES, i,or",y LGE Ga, nuinn, Virginia,
W practise regularly the ana Inferior Courts nl
.any. lotrfuuTt ROrkbTtcc aud ErtnrIcr, and III the SUI
peror CnlItS III Bath and IoCahnna>.
II EHOVED-Thr Subscribers inform iriond- tho pub
il r GENERALLY they that spacious and
situated warehouse Immediately opposite Ia The
Gargo Ml and know Of IlaGfi'oa. They are 'u>
enabled keep under their eye. whatever produce be-
runndrd Ia their
The proximity OF Ia affords peculiar
advantages receiving and t"rwa rin. goods.
DARLINGTON. GIBSON & THORNTON
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EDUC tTIDN-rhc subscriber having engaged Mr.. Peter ~.
IL Brown - teach his children the ensuing w"nla k" &"
r.t boys i"rtrdrrs family. In Tins school
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