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Washington Tavern.

TIRE subscriber has taken n lease OF this tone.
q meat for a term Of years, and has pu, it I'm a
state rs repair which renders It not inferior 20 any
~ this city. Be5les the Tavern ne has drrach-
eib,i'iinrs, wei calculated TO accommodate those
who a-c DESTROYS ~ greater priv2c, ;han a tavern
usually affords. These ,euemcnts jioin the pub.
lie squarc, aud are within two hundred Yards or
the Capitol. They have q decided advantage o.
yer any other houses I'm This city, vi.h Icsp-a TO
pure Dir and excellent water u has good s.
b'ss and a constant supply Of the be,t Forage. --
JIG tenders his services 70 his friends mud the
public and assures them. that no unlawful gan.
irg. nor any other pvaficc which might, iu am
degree, have a tendency 20 destroy the peace Of
his house, VIII ever be permitted.
EDIN4RD H<LLIM
Richmond, September 225. 1904
N p. About thirty Tembers oc The next As
senbIy may be vel accommodated, Of whom
eighteen have already engaged. Ell.
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TO RENT,
And may be entered upon the first day of Deem
Der next,
A Tenement and Lot.

Mt Charlotte Courthouse, consisting or good
store-house and counting room, lumber-house,
aud 4 small two story dwclling-house. all nearly
new; stable with some necessary ont houses
Thehigh commanding situation OF This place gives
it 4 salubyious air, which makes i; healthy indeed
the prospect is handsome, and the water is ilfe-
Iior to in this pat of the country an agree
able neighborhoud, and the inhabitants wealthy /;
the site remarkable for the advantages of it's To-
c.! situation. standing one of the most public
post roads. leading dired from the northern to
the eouthern stales, and to the market towns of
Richmond and Petershurg,a considerable part Of
the country trade centerng at this place. To =
nv gentleman in the mercantile line wanting
pleasant and agreeable residence for his family,
and an advantageous situation for a9.ye business,
wishing 70 rent, may know the terms on sppIica-
ton the subscriber, living near Charlotte court
house THOMAS READ.
2ed September, 1904. wtd
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Just fecc.ve4 all f0t sotc A. g. Pc6sIafs' B09E
Store Ricbmggf

REPOHTS or CASES.
ArTuei sr1 p Judged IA the Supreme Con- = =, r,he
u1i-cd S'otes, iu tr.usi arI December term.
ltJl and February tenn J2o7 by WtLlrA,i
CfANcV. 7ss','an' Judge OF the Circuit Cour Of
tht risti0 Of Cc.lrlia
ts,--7'be LI7EPf21' VIC tzTvE. and
A2'er.ca' Fe2'''er' for july and August, 1904
= A NJ Il Y BIBLE.
DrRsove holding subscriptions to he ltr s,.;fi-p
Of CAREY's "a NILY BIBLE. arc inf7rr,.
ed that The books7re ready for delivery ~ &. Plea
sans' Bookstore, Ech~ond. Unless aru'icd
FIR within two mon,hs, they viii - returned 10
the publisher. vat
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LIQUID BLACKlNG.

ICES improved filming liquid bl cking Tor
4 boots and fhoes andal leather that 7. Glires
TO De kept black, is universally allowed the beft
ever offered to the public, it never corrodes nor
cracks the leather, but readers it tof, firooth s.
beautiful to the laR, and never fois. Black no
rocco that has loft It's frength is refored CT
quail to new by the uie Of this backing.
To prevent counterfeits, the directions oneye.
ry bottle will be hgned J. 'Tice in writing, with
out which they are not genuine.
~ Soid in Rc5moad at FlzvarG HaIans't
Grocery Store. JuIy 90. SSt
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PROM THE LONDON COURIER.
To TIE Editor.

Sir, have felt greatly interehed in the account
on the newly difcoycred planet; which 70 greatly
extends our idea of the magnitude of Cur iyf-
tenn.
AS its diameter by the account muh exceed
thai of Jupiter by about l-9d, and that of our
earth, by about ! s times, and its difance is
more than So times that of our earth, its appa-
rent diameter muft be about l2 or ! 8 min. and
if its ,igbt attention had been fated as well
as its deciiaatiOn, | think, it would have been
mere cafy 10 find it than to find Mercp-y. But
] muf beg pardon for thinking that the SIN feen
from It would not appear like one Of the fnall-
eft of the Gxed RayJ; on the contrary il would
appear OF the diameter nearly Of .7Nbifer or Es-
nus as it would be feen under an angle of deg.
min. ard the Sun, though the diRance would
reduce IFS light TO booth part, would fill be a.
mazingly more bright that Aramrnt, CaPpeLia,
4Tias6arHA, or even SjrinJ.
l am dear Sir, yours fincerely,
(CAPEL LOFTY
Sat. 10th May, 800.
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VIRGINIA.:

III n HIGH COURT or cH.fNcERi', HOLDEN hT f-FH
CAPITOL, IN THE c!gr or RICHMOND, SD
Marcb, 1896.
BRTHEEN
Mary Rvara, e4reutriv, and Hrrbert Cla;-
6orne, flames RqtFn and HihiqN R,g5Ia,
executors Of Robert Raf7R, and JGnss
Ra6in, HiAiam R4ffn and Sterling ERt.
i'm, PrelecQtiag in their ozvn dekolG, Pitts.
NM
WIliam Efnciiu, Jf1ac Eirh5 ard Nnary 5is
HIic, william Gee nHd JoLn Gee, Deft:.
= HIS caajS, qObieb 05afed rs 10 tie b1aizf;F
L Mar Rn5ig, By bsr Gs0i5, rame ep TIE III
dag ct Alaycb, in lie gear q ar ior4oze stoQJQNA
f7'eA bpndred and ninety,Gr, TO be bsayd on I5e
bill, anF1cerJ, eybibit5 and srazsigalion5 Of qeiI-
naDsS, and zyaJ ar<nsd By co0.Ei: OH confdeya-
tim 7vbersoG lite court dofb dire9 one ojitS Com.
miHo?cyJ 70 Rate an account IF the bapmeaty
made, ifGny baynisat5 7Uere made, fo7t ards diJ:
charging The dc5r, irfercR end charges intended
to he Eeured By liz MGentnve III tkc fW yscits9,
0ndaJG &c examine ii- 9iiR5 ~ cTeGu aeNec& 70
baqe bcen te7dcred BY J'ota .Yczej, az bekalfof
THE deftHIanf William Maelin, On fbe ninth drr
Of Deee61A7', il tie ysar one tbstC'ad jS1en bA7-
dred end sigbty one, in orIer 10 hIso1er ccbctbsr
fseb 6iH5 eferedH coajd be hgo'if teFdrrd nt tkat
time, aHG fbs ConmH77ser Is enbozversdio sTa-
mine TIL PLNi7tiTj in )5le1u manner, and r6gi35f
mir 0ekHozU!fG.fuep az Scriai Of yeb tatmsnt5,
and feAder end 10 rsboyf he igafferJ, as fbes
5nH abpeaj' 30 hin, tn sbc coay4. fating Etse;aiH
PER as 10 him HcH frH pertinent, o. b. tie bar-
ieJHaHbe dsifred 10 be n fafeRj anil tbr bill Is
dilIiHsa, rs 10 tie fc'-ndqut ToLa Gee, qD6o kafb
" 5iJ atce, etriai1sd any tilic 10 In GaaA con-
Ueged " tire ial.atas 4jayydid.
ii l29y,TGFe,
r.
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VALUABLE HOUSES & LOTS.
TIE sgsscaisSs OFFERS FOR shlz or ks1V,

TsE SgsscRis6R OFFERS FOR ahLF or ksEV,
I HAT hand!o1nc BRICK TENEMENT IN
L which he At prelent reEidcs, beautifully icua-sd
on ShockG Hill, fo-t distance from ehe Cap;:o in
very healthy and agreeable part OF the cicy The
honie bnit OF the best niateris & Quite ss By
81 feer, two story nigh, in which re feren goci
rooms and ten fcos pafige the whole width Of the
houfe, with convenient c0lets, ard cellar infrr.pr
to none in this city; attached to wh;cr two haf
acre lots, or both of which MAY be had with t,s
houEe.
Also, FOR RENT Or LEASE,
a FINAL, neat, two-hory BRICK TENE-
MENT, On the reighbourhood Of MIR Thomas Ru-
therfoord) containing five good roon,s. Faeascs, ro
fets, &c. Sc with the rcguite buildings, and
good well Of water.
IND FOR SIZE,
Several handfon1e upimproved HALF-ACRE
LOTS, eligibly ftuated the Hill.
AZ great bargain may be had i'll any part or sns
whole of the above properly offered for e, and lice
raj credit given for the greater part Of the money
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LTPSCOMBE.
July 81. est
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thoie tutelary divnises, whom III. fa;ous o. ci-
Zeal mythology, aud tue crednty OF prir:cv&i ayes
ccnlgned the lupssinteniace of The deOiny al nS;-
os, to nf-rbe conlecra.ea tablets, reveal fran
" iainted ihrine" nionioEy oracle to the pa;ri-
OTIS of AInerica--ir WOULD 81 rms -" In VAIN have
the people, whcie PROPERTY is committed 70 your
obtained the fsire6 part of tie Nt7y TsS; in var,
their liberties eablhsd ON BATS alike nninoyca-
>bie by foreign invaiion and domelc rfpracy IN
vain does urfettered commerce extract from the
collective industry Of the world, whatever Gun iuppi
their wants multiply their enjoy nens in VAIN does
tie accumulated wifdon of ages depuft It's trsairSs
=; their feet. Thefe advantages caunos !ecure the
happneis which the genius OF Couabia has pro.riiei
to bsstovs, until tho the medium Of purer y ncse
comprehensive plan of juvenile education, the ,lng
generation ial adopt entimsats and habits iu;abie
the dignity of the characters they apire form, ard
the glorious career they are invitel to purdue"
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PETER 7IMgLET, C. c.
C0zlMESSI0NEa,,.OFfIcE,
RicHMoRD, REay Z

RlcgMeVD, Mag Esd, 1904.
7I5s Parties concerned ors d,Etedtotake notice,
tint Fbave abbainf.d FriAqr ne f5Osnlr-f5iH
dqy If NoUeULer aerf, far cqrryirg into cfea TIE
7Ditbin Decree, u5oa octic5 DIV fbeir Gfferdanrs
IS rs7Qirrd ut ny oee, qvf5 tbeir 5a5eyy ami Gee
congtS reody fur eyamiAcfion.
les -sqV/ nv. mr., NJ, c.
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hvcnfionS, DjtoDer'es, and U1brogsme1f5.
CoHAfUNJc6TI0g.

We uuderfand that the Rev. b. Allifon OF
Bordenton, New-Jeriey, and MIR. Richard
French of that neighbourhood, have invented
machine for making nails upon plan entirely
new, and very llmple 10 its contradiction.
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PHILADELPHIA, Auguli /,
Ma. RELY,

The proeefs for the refining Of Camphor, prhiihed
in your paper Of Saturday evening" is extremely H.
accurate. have no knowledge of the author Of that
communication.
am, ir, with respeGyour humble fcryant,
JAMES WOODHOUSR.
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General Msrmoupt has made an experiment
at Flufhing to nloot hollow balls, in which let.
tiers may be conveyed Outing fege or other
wife. a 24-pound ihot reached a diGance Of
1850 TOTES.
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ADVERTGtFA-rNT.

on tse So da- Of S,fie,-1.I' nsyf, ct RE h2t:
Ilg.'i'1g .52yt :" Gobl 3Shi' H-a.sys, .!sc. en-
Cli.aa-pa4.se, .ssar D,H,tcies, " al BE-
SOLD, on 4 crsai! njfts:eivr s..1ib;, q! fsl-
liz FAX. IN TIRE hi45.R Mdd4,
= WO TRACTS % L.iND, G.ua.e IN Prince
William county. containing p,pyt weise Lrr.
dred acres, OF coca quality, Wei, tn,bcreA and n'pr
ved, and large proportion ~ II o7' c:9nrjs t,.rls
FOR meadow. -fys, about rs LlIlEl.N sl-Avls,
and all the othsr peroEa prope.ty u -, rGate
iad hedgss.---Boud and apprcvpd isqur,ty, tow
ther with mo1,S-e the iand fold, rii ~ ree,i-
red of tie purchaegs The iaad viii D. iolG in tracts
lots a3rnay he likely pro5uce the bees 2:ce
SETH Bolts, 3llz.e-e.tort qf g:la
- IStIAM +. HEDGES. Rreg.., a<.
Chippawansic, IIly 5, 1900. eSsd2--2l
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Il is Sid that ibis machine cp:s The raiN.
places i. in die, clot>s aNice OF it, beads /, b.
die action 81 hsmalrrs, ant ,!ii harsts i D.
means .; machinery. Il IS shO ;urther aittI
that by can rnal;-, WIKI mis- cGycc ii:nn t.:.-
y TO ii;ty peru.is of naiis per heir.
W. iv- iriprme6 thSt this ln2chue is HOW
actually at MO,,, near Jcijenton.
TI4rorq.I
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The writer ofths Enay, performs what he fsei'
to be- in the mot emphatic lenfe Of the terms foeia
duty, when this fdbiea he recommends to fueh Of
his resdesas day not have been fortunate enough to
peruie Enay on Population" by Nautilus. Prom the
psrufal Of this great work. he has derived more original
and valuable Information, on the moA important fub-
ject that exereie hyperion genius, attract the
attention Of enlightened people, than from any o.
ther book from all the other books he has ever
II IS equally calculated to correa the grols preiudces
Of mere common Gene, and dihpate the fplendid iu-
fious Of fsnefu Ejaculation refpeaing the immutable
condition Of man earth, the productive eaues and
proper eorrecives Of human miery ard vice, and the
future rroipec Of focal Improvement. To many Of
his readers this note may probably appear be fu-
perfuous and perhaps impairment. For furely work
Of uch ineaiuiabe value and celebrity muf he alrea-
dy in the hands Of every who apres to difehsrge
The functions Of an editor, egihator OF infruaor in
Virginia.
Were the writer Of til;sEFsy to conceive one Of
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT' e. SHOE EI4NUFTCTURE R
mAIN-sTREET, RfcHmoNp,

MAIE-sTREET, RIcHnoNp,
MAKES BOOTS and SHOES to any Pattern
lFl or Faihion, equal in potit Of MATERIALS and
WORKMANSHIP to any IN general ufe.
~ imported BOOTS and Shoes, Of the fra
quality and newell fahiop, for faie,
June 30, lcp6m)
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Mise HqneolaS.
FROM THE UTICA GAZETTE.

Rome, e5.5 Jsre, 1905.
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III n HIGH COURT or cH.fNcERT, HOLDEN hT fFH
CdPIToL, IN TIE c!gr or RICHMOND, SD
March, 796.
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RoR SIZE,
THE ESTATE. ALLEs
V A Rim A.

iiNS on James river, in Henrieo co,r.,:
- WE'VE miles from Richmond, and abon1 49,.
same distance from Petersburg The oua,,;,.' g
iSha ABOUT $50 acres. of which 500 are Of 49,.
quanty IN the state for wheat, Wing IN S.,,,I~
anu uniform slope entirely above foods cor,n.,.
~ Tree IRON stunps and all obstru9lion. - -.
p'ouSn' yet continuing in strong hear. TIL. 80,
n'a'huer Is mostly. rather uncommonv b;oh 80
a,n toe marsh, about one fourth cleared . IN -
10 acres completely surrounded by = oooI h,,i e
clay winch has been extended, with the v;e,., IS
retaining the whole, as far rs about two ,h;rJs
OF the requisite distance. The wood ,,I;ct 80
DC Carried almost from the stump on boar Ia,gs.
ss" vessels upon two spars, for the distance oe
'hfee iourths OF mile along the skirts of the e.
resi-, WIN pay all the expenses of retaining ma
ny tunes over A part which was fwr,er1y -
Siahuea from the tide, proved drv e,,o,pb for 10
oa0co' and brought several immense rrons rs =
"ithoue shewin2 possibility ore xhau,,inn -T,hs
marsh abounds with thar tail and fipe ,,,,,,..I
grass me nay OF which is thought bv nurr6sss
P'etefaoie 10 tnothy.-A few valuable Ns,,.oao
'aseo on fireplace. viz, three en>and a v,oT,.,,
a'so ABOUT a score of cows and oxen or ~,
Amptrni and Boynton breed mixed. some orr
s'oeA' ABOUT score and half of sDan,sb e,.er
very hear'y pure Merino's blood, and iOa barra,,
ol corn wiii be lef, on the place The tenan, ia
oou"u 20 furnish seed and sow full crop of ,vbc,
aoout IoO acres, in due time. The estate Will H.
s sue 20 v'sitants, by MIR. Moses Bates and NJ
w Nsatord' living upon it. Mr.. George Ieatr.
son OF hicnmond, or MIR. Thomas Esron Ran-
oo'P'' WIN make known the terms to apnlican,s
anu VIII either OF them conclude a barpsin y,b;ci,
the proprietor will ratify "'''o"
December so. 1905.
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VVPi1j4, TER lOue LGfHfr,
SIR, Toirnf,y 1910. 1904.
a s you have movcd OUT OF this state. and
~ left no agent known 20 nc, you VIII
please 10 take ne'icc, that shall on tic 2< 9th
and ooh of April next. az Charlotte courthouse,
proceed TO take the depositions of tlie witnesses
IN a susie brought by nyesif and o'hor5 against
you, in the county court Of ChaGotte, a. which
time and place you MAJ attend oruot. a. you
please.
SAMUEL 4. JACKSON.
Mr. JoHn DAVIS.
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Valua5!c Property
RoR 81, ,

Tux D.4IIN.
i)uRsUANT TO 4 deed Of trG3t, executed to ,i,.
subscriber BY the late Mr.. James R,nd. aud
2@f1n iis we TO securea deb doe TO Jcdidiah
on tie thfd Monda, H. rms r,,n,l o,o ,a-...'
hALF ACRE LOT in Gle CITY Of Riebn,orS
distinguished IN the plan the, eaf by the let,@r/EP
also HOUSE and TENEMENT. foyo,erf,,
m the occupation of Thomas Mamie. helm, ~.
OF lot OF land distinguished IN the Dian IS ths
sad CITY by the letter (E) Which said lots and A.
ne'nsnt lie near the market house Of the said c;,
az: ana CONTIGUOUS TO The residence &c Mr.. I.e,,ey'
begin at y O'Clock. P'''''''S'' 70
March !, 1904. rustic
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MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Poor Mans Friend.

IN FOUR PARTS.
I. An address to the married Lady who is the
Mother of Daughters.
II. An address to the newly married Lady.
HI. Some important hints to tbs Midwife.
". An essay on the management and common
diseases of Children.
By SA1fUEL X. JENNINGS
The title and heads of this work are considera-
hly expressive Of It's nature and design. Each
part contains moral reflections adapted to the cha
fatters for which they are intended; but they com
pose in the whole, medical book of such sort as
Necessarily interests every family. The plan IS
conducted with all pssoibie simplicity aud plain
ness, and will be found very great convenience
TO the Ladies.
Twill be printed on a neat plain Type, and good
Paper, and 1t is supposed will contain TWO hum
dred and forty pages of duodecimc size.
The price TO subscribers, If neatly bound, will
BE- os. IS in boards. Al. Cd
so loon as the woil; is finished the subscribers
may apply 10 Mr. Ncoison, aud others with
whomrH may make their subscriptions, Who or
receiving payment, viii deliver TO them their
books.
a nurnber of copies will be- deposited with Mr.
Sarsuel Peasants and other book sellers; from
whom the public may BE supplied
The author tatters himself that his work will
Pc Found very useful one Having submitted
hlsmanuscnpts the inspea ion Of several respect
able and JuG,Gou Glen, he is encouraged 20 ven
tlire tns puolit alton in favor Of himself He is
well aware, that the composition may be calculate
ed for usefulness. and yet for want Of beifg push.
Ell forward into public notice, IL may lie dorn1an
on the book. seiier'sshelf As his clefdcsign was
70 be beneficial TO his fellow citizers lie is defer.
mined 70 spare no pains which may be- necessary
20 Circulate his books: and obey viii therefore
probably be offefed for sale ., most of the court
houses OF the upper counties &c the state of Virgil
a.. III k4 a. rs .l,r
TWO houses OF legislation, who gave him friendly
encouragement, aud calculates on their influence
q their respective counties, 50 fsr a' the merit OF
the performance may deserve thcr aid.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
Felruary s, 1904. 3m
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5000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
II. 3. Prizes subje>t to deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
iature of Virginia, for the laudable purpose of G.
rettinS seminary of leaTning in or near the me-
tropos of this state. With this view, it is COIL
templa;edt raise % 600 dollars, and 2 5oodolars
IN addition, for defraymg the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of tie first re
speetabity have been selected as trustees, and
they nave pledged themselves 70 use their utmost
eXertions t. carry it into effect. The scheme has
the advantage of giving 10 each adven5urer.
chance for some very large prizes, whist the pro-
portion of prizes blanks. great as 70 invite
rhs friends of the intended institution TO partake
IN The lottery, with very litde risk of their becon.
ing losers. The treasurer OF the state is 40 he APP
pom ed 10 receive the money for the tickets as
they are sod, and TO pay the amount OF the pri-
zes 10 the fortunate 5.dveRturers II is believed
that the above considerations will induce a rapid
sale of tickets, and the drawing viii commence as
soon IS a snnicient number shall I've sold 70 autho-
rize it-whch 1t is believed will be on the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1900.
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Notice.

A IL. persons indebted 10 tie subscriber, by
"A dealing or otherwise, IL his store il Buck
ing ham, underline direction of Mr. John Jenkins,
are Informed thar their bonds notes and accounts
are placed for collection in the hands of Edward
w. Trent, attorney at Law, who is authorised 10
receive the same and grant acquittances.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Manchester, Cd Ian. 1861. IF
The undersigned will attend the February Buck
ingham court, for the purpose Of receiving the "a
bove dcbts-shose, who fail 70 comply with riIis
notice, can cXpett 40 Indulgence
EDWARD w. TRENT.
EP w. I. has commenced the PPAC7ICE
OF Law in the Courts of Henyico, Cbe.teyfeld,
Posr5dtan, AmsHG, and Cumberland.
Richmond. Cd Ian. 1904. IF
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Tpensy-Fiue Doilcrs Re4ua,.f.

ID IN away from he subscribcrliving in Goooh
N land county, a very likely negro-rian named
SAM, who calls himself SASUE L CoNsR, about
h or S5 years old, low but stcut made Of yell
owish complexion, one Of his upper fore teeth
ont, his dress chiefly OF Virginia cio,h, wi.h
green Dussnts short coat; he is very ,si6e, and
san read, and write so to be understood some
words He will endeavor to pass for freeman,
and exp-e will procure pass of his own or
from some one else. / expea lie viii so up or
down James river, bnt 1 raihsf think up, about
Lynchburg. or some other town on James river.
Whoever takes up the said negro and delivers him
TO me. or secures him in jail that get him a.
GAIN shall receive the above reward, and al! rea-
tonabis expsnses for DELIVERING him at
home. EDWARD COX.
Sept. Sd, 1905. 3w. Stf
II. B. expea he will change his name and
dress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
Notice,

THAI have comnitte5 lie entire management
and Transaction Of nay business to my brctner
Roben Payne, Of Columbia, and county of Flu.
wanna and authorised him, ag1 him only, to set.
tie aud adjust on my behalf. the debts owing TO
o. by the estate Of Richard Cooke, late Of Fin.
yanna.--Aceordingly to him the said Robert r.
Payne, those having claims upon tine said estate,
viii bring them forward Tor adjustment; and
pio9e indebted TO it make payment, which they
are quested 90 do without delay.
POLL1' l. CDCEE, Xxx IF Rie5'd Cooke. dec.
Hluvauna, 10th FER. 1904. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
Notice.

'i'sosE that have any claims against the estate
Of Alice Lemay, dec la,e Of Hanover county,
wa! make them Enown-and those that may be
indeo'ed' will please TO make aymcnt.
w. ANDEk5CN, Admir-.
wilh the ', III annexed.
Caroline, Feb. IS, 1901. sW