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w 'n n,nr'a AkNoLD n. ID, DENTIsT-resrce,ias
A. usual IN all branches Of his profession his residence No.
5 Warren street. n,2a I'm. m
HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS
RABlNEAu'S New Hot md Cold salt Water Bath, =,
me loot ~ D-hro>s,s street tihrd south Of Can
s.et North ner open for the accommodation Of
both ladies and gentlemen. Open from sunrise until
NIGHT. - -
~ II. The where the baths stationed has been
dceptned which renders other situation The
vicinity OF New York On Tuesdays the Bath cxciusv,
devoted 20 ladies until T. VI. baud Of music will M
tendance every pleasant evening Pce Of cold bath 2 cts
warm baths 25 je3 sm.r
1OO,OOO La Norma segars,
| ANDED from the brig Ohio, from Havana Of snp.r,o
quality, for sale in lots suit purchasers, ressorsh
prices, by NJ RADER ts Ih,b,m sfrc.f
IN
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Office open until 10 o'clock P. NJ.
PRIVATE CURE

THE hONITORThis the title given treatise show.
ing the nature symptoms consequences and treatment Of
the diseases called private their best modes Of treatment
plainly described the remedies most proper for their different
directions TO enable the patient to effect private prompt and
To the unfortunate DR.. Jordan offers the
Monitor with the fullest confidence, containing does the
fruits Of devoted experience extensive practice and
successful treatment Nor does he deem
than this tina. the Monitor has reached the seventh
ton.
U Sold for the proprietor only Apothecnies Hail.
Prince of Marion where also may be had Dr. Jorans
Specific Courses No l. for the ofcp giees and all
thIs DISCHARGES and Course No fer the Of
every medicine wash and requisite needed either
ternal or external They Excite suspicion loss
otme, andar used with safety and unyaryins
o 60 Prince street. corner Of Marion, blocks OF
Nho Gardens Private entrance COZ Marion door
20 the drug store. n2l Inns
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NfIDWJFERY.-Mrs. RI SSELI, licensed by the Faculty
lu Of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow Scotland,
tce midwifery, and the diseases Of and chill
dren beg leave intimate for the convenience Of her hume
Wooster street, from TO A. NJ, and from till Pm. La
dies attended al their houses hour night day.
Mrs r. as the best Of from of the
(;l,soox
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II
THIS Spanish puverb applies cxceently
the New York Hair Oh manufacturers who are making
great noise BY their grand compositions when they have bald
heads themselves But PASTORS OIL Is not only good for
every bodys hair destroy dandf aud prevent hair from
grey bat Is also excellent Oil keen his hair
equal TO any hair in The world This Boosting intended
for the city Of New York, where for the Yeas
practising the hiir cutting business but sell
quantity of oil for the country, them
guard against bald head fools that making
s'srv podys hair grow except their Pastors Oil has
produce of u years experience sale wholesale
RETAIL at G5 Greenwich street New York.
A. PASTOR.
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Dn. WCETT.

lf.S. Il " W. l.,
MEMBER oE THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF. SUR.
w GEONS OF London AID Efnhul.h. and of the Medical
COLLEGE of Fas coahH,s lbs practice 10 select branch
Of his proiesscn.
Nccet efny;a doorr ,olurtas.
Dr. r. IS sncourt-cd by the uniform attending his
mode Of treatment the II sencA gleets, stricgrcs
SEMINAL week.-mrs. and mcrcuria affections tcr with all
those other bad symptoms which undermine the constitution
and lay the foundation Of premature decay either from NAL
generally defective, and the relish for life almost su6dued-
Hrs mode OF eally admircdlis medicines
being pleasant the and SMELL gently esrg the bres
o. the stomach and give that proper tensty what good ds
de bill
" affords very extensive observations sexual debility
mna weakness and brought on by deusivc habits
all Us attendant symptoms physologcally explained. This
wok can he obtained at his office 10 Fulton where the
Doctor can be consulted al hours Of the day and night
Letters post paid will receive immediate attention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30
Sept. 10
-ARGE ASSnRTMENT OF DRY Goods.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
ID r. JENKINS, having removed TO the building at the
IL. corner of Main Exchange Richmond Virginia.
would invite the attention of merchants families ana oihers 10
the most extensive variety Of DRY GOODS in the city assf
Ing them that consequence selling by wholesale retail
for cash aerptsnees only he Is enabled to purchase ana sr
cheaper than formerly believes his customers VIII find The
goods prices in any part of the United STATES
Having contemplation removal for time he has dis
posed Of all Of his old goods and viii hereafter oef very coin
Idrtr assortment Of the following articles
SILK GoopsA 'hr newest styles Of Black and 'o''red
silks prs and qua lt:e, for day aud rrenin: dresses
MouSLlN DE LAiNES-Evrry variety Of color and style
cAcoEs-Icoo pieces fancy styles all prices from. g.
10 and III cents the very finest manufactured Also Mouri-
CLOTHS, CaSSiMERES AND VESTlHGs-A very large
LINEN coos-I,h Linens al prices from q cents , t"
and so and finer qualities. Table Diapers ai wdtns-
sc ali pes % Is cents Z" 81 sas
Ria and d'i Hr Eye Diapers Napkins &C.
HOSIERY AND GIoVEs.-EveIy Description Of KIND and
Stockings and Gloves, for men, women hogs and girls
FAMILY MoRNiNC.-Every qualify q black and blue black
and half mouring Mousln Cays and Bomoazhes anu ol"er
RoSNET.s, KlEAxns And FLOWERS --latest fashions
LACE GOODS-Tlread and jobnet Lace Vei Seats, La
ces and Edrinrs. Inserrinrs, Cuttings. &c, &c
CAPEs ColLARS-Laee and Muslin 'apes and C r.
aud American make all qualities from zoe TO the inest
nSD N+s% :rs
Of these articles made expressly for retail IN,
sh and Drawers s"sS Ks, crva Hosiery and Glovr-
kinds suspenders Linen Boz and Collars silk and linen
SERVANTS CLoTlilNG-AI kinds of goods for male and
female clothing.
DOMESTIC GOoDs5Oo bales and cases of heached and
brached Shnss and Shecas finm narow To yards vide.
Also Apron Furniture Checks Bed Ticking Cot!un Ozna-
burr In this necessary branch Of business great at
,eniion always hand extensive stock OF
all the mot appro, I'D manufactures in the country
SHAWIS, SCARFS AND MANTIlLAS OF the latest impor-
tations.
SUNDGY ARTICLES -AI-rinos, Dmy, Fiingcs Corsctts,
silk Velyrs MusIns Of Cauhric Book, Mill arone
ing Materials Linen, Cotton and SIR Bu"ns &c. &C. &c.
The Public informed that they MAY rely upon finding At ms
Establishment at all times, full supply of all the above articles
from finest fabrcthu> siitng the
audW II New
auction aud elsrwheie. and VIII he
sold OIL 4 great bargains. 1T H. H. JENhiNs'
Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods aud Linen Store
Aug 6 2S-laW
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y ETWEEN John Eary's Union CoeeIious and r. H. Jsn-
ID Dry Good Store and below Governor street.
We would take this late opportunity of thanking the public for
favos received The last not design NJ hrnt
establish ourselves through the press but do by giving
all who call which consider far precra-
bile any other bas and Of which glad know has
been almost universal.
tisor design pursue the at this time and for
All goods sold by that do no, please in COST quail
m color, make, fashion, otherwise can he eTned and
the money rcundcd-proviicd, shall have been
We have al this time large stock not larger than
any in the line Of business and would respectfully
invite the economist give call before purchasing and
for im-rf and prices not pronounced As low or
nwer than any the city shall he much deceived
We have Coats SIP while others charge sig for making
the customer furnishing the Cloths and pants al 81
that are aud Vss Shirts Drawers andkercllcis
crayats Stocks Suspendcr Socks Gloves and Collars of many
kinds qualities a other articles usually kept by Cloth
irrs Of which we determined sell uw, for cash. and re-
quest the public call and whether they want to buy or not
Or .7l Goods edrrdnted.
>" " j. BRANNAN & co.
.A;-w
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11yECTTOR's SALE OF LhND-In accordance with the
T. last and testament of Colonel Paikr street ia.e o ue
neal. 10 SELL upon the premises, at public auction, Ia
The highest bidder the trait Of Land wherein the tesaor
lid s,uaed in the lower Of anoyvr about mile be-
Luz the Old Church called known Santee, and containing
by survey two hundred and eighty one acres.
br, upon said OF land spacious and comfortable
dwelling house recently undergone thorough repair
noJ ntrr mn The ward needu buildings for
GOOD sale. &c The land is well waterrd has of
mari Ac and ncisboood as healthy and agreeable as
any tide water.
more minute description deemed unnecessary 1t Is ,rc
smed u wishing purchase will examine for ihemseves The
place WILL times, be shown TO any willing to view the
SAM nv Dr. c. P. Street, residing thereon
TERMS, and will be given on the
u,rrasc money the purchaser executing his bonds with
proved personal security and lien The land Possession viii
first day of January next and the pnr
chaser will he allowed the privilege seeding small
grain this fall x 4. 'ooDAlL,
Executor Of r. Street. decreased
Hanover, 10th Aug, 1872. a9-wis
ar The WING viii copy week till day of sale.
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POETRY.
ssron WIT REMAINS r.su,G.''



Fresh clities the brook ana blows the gale
Yet wonder haltS the quiet NM;
The wh:ring wheel, the rushing san,
How motloress and stu.
Six DAYS stern Labor shuts the poor
From Natures careless banlnet hah'
The seventh, an Angel opcS me door,
And smiling, welcomes a'''
A fathers tender mercy gave
Ihis holy respite 10 the breast,
To breathe The gale, 10 watch TIE wave,
And knJw-;he wheel may fesi
Six DAYS Of toll, poor child Of Cain,
yhy strength lhv r,as:cr'> ;iav- mus; he;
The seventh Thy ,lmhs escape tie c.alIl--
A God hath made thee free.
The fields that ycsicr-moTu hnew
Thy foo'>tcp> - the,: seri, survey
Gn thee. u them, ,'rSc@ndS The dew,
The baptism oi the day.
Fresh aiidrS tie hronA and blows the gale,
ilut Wonder hats the quiet NM;
The .xnitrag wheel ihe rushing SAL,
How uoi,onless and Sil!'.
So rest o weary heat. but 10,
The church .pre, clist'nins up L" hea.rn'
10 wafn thee where INV thoughts shoni" :"
The day lily God hath gwen.
Lone through the landscapes solemn rest
Tin. s,,ire lis Moral points on high
o. SJnl ~ peace within the treast,
Rise m.ne,ins with the SKY!
They tell thee, in their drcamin. school
OF Power from old dominion i'utltd,
WHEN rich and poor, WIN JH>iri tn'f'
Shall share the altered world
Alas, since Time Itself began,
That fable hath but fooled the hour:
Each nu, TIM, ripeus rn"er IN Man
Bat subjects man 10 Power.
Vet every Ia; in seven. AT least,
one lri.lt Republic shall be- known;
Mans world awhile hath surely cr;''td
When God Itoclams hi> own.
SIX DAYS may rank di,d. the poor,
q, Dives, from thy banquet hat
The seventh, the Father o?es the door,
-'"N ISrR l.. l.. BULwGR.
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JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,

JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission Observation-Disclosures, Prginia
REYEREacE,:
f r. %''s ( Co.. : o. Boston.
Fisher & Baldwin,,
S ~: n s!s;@ CO. g. Philadelphia
}sss'% s' sss saHd S -m~ York.
Thos. W. Pairo, Washington.
d In%ss'h 4 P Mckenzie .sle'a"dra.
Kirkland & Chase,
John Bugg. l. Co, p,b;.<
Rolrrt Howard II Co., ~
Buck & Herr,
Chs r.I II. Shield, .N'.f-H.
Jas Smut, Gtorgetorn.
Andrew Lcech,
VIM VIM i Lipp"|0''' pia'S4's Pa
lf%! b.; I Eaas s'lses'd, OHIO.
h la." ioS * sfdr c uartia's Fry Ohio
Crew (. Cook, Richmond oaio.
Jos. t Land. ( Co .mY Orleans.
Thomas Is. Winston,
Lrmiri Jones' Nj Pleasant. Ohio.
Vim. Marlin 4 Co, CneieuRe, Ohio.
,loa I r. c TpSa, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, 81; Louis, No.
ell, g s7-iahf
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- appAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-The next session Of this ln
Is ,tition win commence The 18th Of September The
haze annointed the Charles G. Taia.rr0 Principal
Who yi he ass,rd by Mr. Van Horne teacher of talent aud
who contracted vii" Mr. fiaIows!' for Sc
n,s IN is Classical School Alexandria. The 1rus
s anddn,ly recommend the Institution To- the patronage Of
G nuh; they believe every eIor; viii be made 10 pro
] h I.ai,b r conton and the neral and intellectual i'm
of The pupils The SAD for ad ard tut
and IS for bedding, when furnished BY the Princi-
pat l"Jao'' ~ '' WILLIAM FRIEND,
Chairman Of the Board OF Trustees
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PREMIC.H .M7CHI.N'ES.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
NJ ACHINE ANUFACTORY,

Corner of Main and l9th sreets)
Opposite the Medical College, Richmond, Virginia.
rT subscriber proprietor of the above establishments keeps
constantly hand, viii uraisl short notice, mhde of
the hci materials aud by the most experienced worhrn the o
LABOR SAVING MACHINES, VIZ:
Fox Borland Patent staple Tooth, Spring Bed Thrashns
Machines
Emmons Patent Chain Band Horse Powers stationery
gearcd horse
Wheat Fans OF the approved kinds
Brees' Patent ilo:sc-rower Grisi Mi!ls
Parker's 'front.' Cylinder s,eesprins Corn-shrllers
Safor1's Patent Straw Cutters
BOlling's Curn-i1
Hay Presses Hosting Cranes
Tobacco fIattening Mills aud Castings
Mill Rounds and almost every other kind OF Machinery that
may he called for.
The machines will marked aud forwarded order, with
printed directions for setting up and working them.
For :he information unacqianted viii! Machines
made by the subscriber he thinks proper 10 publish sle following
from President al the Agricultural Society of the
uf ienricn that awarded their
May Exhibition and Fair his Ifrashng Machines Wheat
Fans and Curn-ShelleIs:
~ compliance with Resolution of the Henrco Agricultural
and Horticultural Society," directing President of same,
give reggc,ied certificates premiums awarded their
Exhibition Fair held Richmond The 2bth Of May.
s do hereby certify that premiums were awarded TO Jabez
Parker for improved Thashng Machines Wheat Fans and
Smelling Machines exhibited by him At said Exhibition ana
Fair. }. ii. TURNER, President
r Should additional testimony be wanted to show that those
Machines are in every way greatly superior all others in
the subscriber is prepared furnish those that may desire with
printed their favor from twenty others OF pro-
badly and extensive farmers this Stats and to re-
fer them hundreds Of others that have his Machines IN use
wishing these Thrasing Machines IRON
The Of the right for this section
country his Premium Wheat Fans the present season. will
uease with their orders carly be convenient
'''' - ''"' = ~ JABEZ PARKER.
April lll-laff
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and patronage coextensve with that Of the King,
he could exercise an influence Congress similar to
Thai which is now exered the British Parliament,
and might control Legislation IN the same manner.
(R,mund,r im on neILJ
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August 3

Court Of Quarterly Session, held Tor Isx II August,
Upon the application of Christopher smith, That al PR
Estate Of Abner Smith, deceased y s,insa The
having claims demands Of any kno e, .ame for
to Madison rsndeton the Executor Of he saa to
fore the slh day November le42 and have
The ouai6cation CT the said Executor, II IS W M Rehot
Of this notice be inserted for els, % Sea1 e Louisa
az. .ss.,aI Court DAYS that such further oae, @
IN relation to dispe n,ins with the taxing o. ,,oxe5
the aci OF Assembly in such cases made anu .
a Copy-Te ,c.uS urSTER T.
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WILLIAM GORDON CoMArssIoN MEKcHAsT, Conntng Room
w on Cary street door uessr Shields SsmfrrHe
consgnmen,s my address shall be attended with dill
and jane J S-WSm
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WIN. o. WINSTON, D. c.

The pae. interested in the foregoing decree will plelr
take notice. that have appointed the tenth of next month
trmbe at Henry Lrahbettes Tavern, In Hanover
commence the therein directed, which time
they Will please attend with all their witnesses, and
aud papers, necessary 10 enable to carry The said deere
effect. LEMCEL CREW. w. e.
9Th month lAngustl 9Th, 1912. e,-w;l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30

WILLIAM F. RTTCHfE, ATTORNEY At Law 9,,,,
w Office for the present with Dr. Ritche ON Main s,
the Banks. ~, above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30

In IN. United StaI-s Cont for the Eastern D'"'
" July 2rh, LIE: ,;,, -
IsHAM rUcHETr Of the Cry Of Richm1"a' r,nsrn
o,drred tai ali persons claiming be Creditor ~, Of
Iham PICKETT show the Court, on The la red IL
TEMPER next why the said Isham Pickett be h ard n
run nursliant 10 the Of Congress in thai cco;lg:
COW OF this order he published in the newspaper
the 2lDd and oath Rules Of Court.
Copy-Ttstc, ,,n,, c,rsOS Cir
iEAki VA q W.
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IOHN BRANCH, Washington county, Mississippi; =, n, d
lice, that shall, the STU day Of September " sat,
OF James Gregory, in Chesterfield county, am IN m -
yuia hrtween the hours of 10 in The morn ny aho Ns
noon of that day, proceed take the dsposos t
Gravrp Mark Farmer and William Martini 10 ~ and
termined in the Circuit superior Court Of Law anu ,F
tie county OF Chesterfield, and IN which am at,sa
are defendant; at which tine and place you "a. BRCCE
think proper. ',r R,ay d,cel''.
Administrator de Lonis non oil 'ahr' ''-'' .3--p
July ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30

r AUREL GROVE FEMALE sEMlNARY-Thr ,eho.,,--
- year Of this Seminary will the 18th Of g.
tenber close the last day Of july with nt,m,.o
fortnight ut Christmas 7rr'rs-For beard and tuition IN an
all Of the English branches SI25; Music, including The H.
The Piano, $50 The teachers particularly rar ~
trance, that Tie young ladies' may with their cas.e
J. L. cox
Essex CO., Aug. 49, 81.
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Essex CO., Aug. %.

IN CHANCERY.-viHciNiA:-In Hanover Ccui, Sr,-
1 Court, October 2nd, 1911: ''
Joseph Anderson, Ilainus
against
John +. Glenn, tIefeus,r.
This this day. again 10 be heard The Rae
formerly read, and the Report If Commissioner enut %
made pursuant the decree herein entered the h d -
OCTOBER in the year 1885, with exceptions thereto by Gtp
ant and argued by Counsel: On consideration whereof
Court b-ng of opinion that there is evidence 10 show m M
publication Of the Commissioner, filed with the pnpers h
tce Of the tim. and place for taking the account herein Ge
has been inserted the proper time any and that
Commissioned erred permitting William 6lrnn b
Of the defendant, 10 examine Of the witnesses anu
failing himself the in regard 10
matter in reference 10 which the said william Glenn desired
examine the witness, Goth therefore sustain the exception
the defendant and onm the said Report the
who made II, with Instructions proceed and &
made in this the !h day II October, ISIS; and
taking the by the >ad decree directed the said Conn
sioncr shall permit any person Who may appear hehafa Il.
defendant examine and any witness onJ
before him. and that lie also examine such Witnesses is.
TO all matters that may 10 him proper and pertinent,
A rouy-Teste.
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IA The United States Cont for the Eastern District :" we
August Sh, ls42: -,
ID oBERT PATTESoN. al the ccunty Of BucSinsnsIP'
~ filed petition. praying that he may be deea Il,
II is ordered that all rrsnns claiming la Le csedlofs
Robert PattesOn show I" The Count on Inc -'n ~
tember next hy the .aid Robert Pa,teson be nv
BaDkrupt psani the II Congress la that hrh''
copy Of i'm. order le pnlii.u-d in the Rewspaprf'
the s2nd and cath Rulr- "f c"ud.
Copy- Trstr, - o,,soy rks,
hH'>hi w. a,--siT'
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IN CHASCERY.-vIRolaIA:-At Court held for Louisa com
ty at the Court house thereof Monday, the llh
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y {. low prices: ''"H
Plain Russia Brush Hats, from 81 50 to S.: Silk II,,
fine fur bodies, water proof fran 50 so 50 5 Bow ma
from 81 IS To 81 Fur Caps from 81 to $40;
Caps from s, TO 3d. together with assortment Of W.
Boys Hair, Sealet and Glazed Caps black and dra3 WI Aus
Wholesale and retail. Terms-Cash. w. HAS
P. He keeps during the Summer large assortment of
horn, Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats. suitable r all ap
N. Is. Hats made to order ~ "se''
January Isl. 1912
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John ". liiSKtNS, ArroRsrr At Law, "ti r.
y vote his attention exclusively 10 his profession ,,si
,ise in the County and Super or Co.. Is OF 2nc
and Cunbe land, and will also attend to case %
the District Court of the United States al Iiichu''h
Office q; Buckingham Courthouse. a-v!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUPACT0Rv-
Cary Street, three dOors aboce tie Columbian u.
Richmond Ia. ioa
H. ANTHONY still continues o sell Hats al III. fail
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MEIiA ACADEMY.-1he ensuing session II tins In.,,--
~ will commence september st and end July l,t ls4a ~
will embrace the Ii rlsh French. Latin and Gre.
guaGes, Mathematics, Natural and Moral Philosophy Io
tcal Economy and Bellies Lettres. The utmost aentio -
paid to the advancement aud Improvement Of the scholars
all respects
For Board and Tuition, per session of 10 months SEQ p,y
sem.annually In advance. 'N'-N'
Refer TO President Dew, Professor HARRISON Hon. William
Archer
Dnect (post paidl Elk Hill, Amelia.
WM. II. HARRISON
July 10
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Charles L. Stern, James Bonduan, and James s;oird,

VALUABLE PROPERTY AND RACE COURSE TOR ~
rIlE beautiful residence Of the late Benjnln Brnnea
/ pos:tr sbti. including 80 Of Land "
.H4i6erry mn, the Race Course and L,tie UAin.
". II. TAYLoE, ESeeu'@
MDunt Airy. l2ih July, 1872. ~
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JOHN HUNTER.


IN HANcERY.-VIRGISIA:-AtR Rules held in The C-,
Office of holloway County Court, the 9Th day of July, TT
VIM Ford and Mary A. his wife, PahIg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29

combination ofeveots al We have already supposed,
her own soil should become the theatre OF revolu
ton and war. We have not prsdcated any srgu-
ment in favor of peace on the superstition that we
may be conquered. because We are satisfied that
such a result is impossible.
Now turn We to GSeat Britain. As already
remarked. il ensue, her citizens will hazard the
loss Of o,0oo000. II she should lose Ireland.
and British America, she loses her right and lett arms
She will add some hundreds Of millions more to
her debt; and Il she is unable to pay the interest
now, without recourse to onerous taxes, how will 1t
be then. after abe has been crippled and MANNED CT
her best members1 Much moro might DO said on
this subject, but we have not space to pursue It
further; aud we hope that a spirit Of Cancellation
and mutual good.feeins will direct the conduct OF
the ds,ing uished negotators, to whose discretion
this most important OF all human trusts is conhded.
To Lieut.. Maury. his country is greatly indebted,
and II the period should arrive, which we hope
is not distant, when the Administration shall signify
their appreciation of his services, by some substan
tial evidence Of their regard. are sure the coun
Try will hail i, with very great satisfaction.