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RICH.NoND, TUESDAY, dL4RCH 49, 1908.
ACADEMIC. +. HAIL

II ALLERIAN ACADEMIC. L. Hat
L LER is induced on account of his extensive
concerns, but more particularly on account of his
impaired health, to retire from his present seden-
tary employment; in Consequence of which cir-
cumstance, he has given up to Mr.. L. II. Gil
rardn all the school-concerns of this institution,
reserving to himselfule management Of the Gco-
nonical department as far as those pupils of both
sexes, who are to board and stay III the buildings
of the said institution, may require,
The merits of Mr.. Girarcin and of Mr.. Doyle,
(who will continue to devote his abilities TO the
instruction of youth at the Academy induce u
hope that DIR. Ealier's favorite establishment will
enjoy under their auspices, the fattcring share of
public Patronage, with which it has so long been
bonored.. March 4, 1908. .. (tf
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ITO THE raEEHoL AID HousE-xEEp-
ERs OF THE CITY CT RICHMOND autiio-
rised to vote for common counciinen, take no.
ticc that the election will take place on We'd
nesday the first day of April next, the poll viii
be opened at ten O'Clock at the following places
in Jeiiersonward at the Court House, in Mad-
sonward at the Eagle-Tavern, in Monroeward
al Mr.. Thomas Whites new Brick House.
JOHN i. PRICE,
Sergeant fths Ci:y Of Richmond.
March IL Tept1stWA1
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ONE RUNDREDDoLLARS REwARD-

HNE RUNDREDDoLLARS REWARD-
~ Runaway abou the lst instant from the ser
vice of Mr.. William Rawieigh Ito wjiom he WAS
h.rcd) Black man named JACKSON, :, house
carpenter by profession, of thin consuihptive APP
pearance, about forty years of age, five feet eight
or nine inches high. From circumstances attend
ing his clopemcnt, it is believed he intends max.
ing his way to cne OF the eastern states and has
been provided with false papers of freedom. If
taken within The state and delivered me here OF
secured that get lm will give ffty dollars,
or if taken out Of the state, hundred dollars
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.
Richmond, Dec. %. Ieptf1
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NJ OTlCE-SlNpsoN MohRIs, opposite the
~ II sic Tavern, respectfully informs the pub
lie, th;a hs is selling off the following GOODS
under cost and charges, as he positively intends
to quit the above business on or before April next
The remainder ct the stock consists OF the fol-
lowing articles suitable for the present and APP
preaching season, viz
broad Cloth, Cassiineres, Bennett patent Cord,
Corduroy, Thicksctts, Velvcteen, Black Floren-
tine Silk, Toilenets, Tlanneis and Baizes of vari-
Gus colors, Widboar linen and cotton Cheques,
inc z IS and A Irish Linen and Kentilg, Dow
las; a large assortment of fine Linen Cambria,
ladies' ard genuemens' silk & cotton Hose, white
and black Brussels Laces, ladies silk and camel
hair Shawls, silk and cotton Gloves, fine corded
and cambria Dnnity; a large assortment of fash
ionable India and British Muslins, Cotton Cam
brio of various colors, fashionable printed Calico
Nankecn, white and colored MarseilIcs and lanes
Cotton Cashmere, India Cotton and Table Cloths,
and number of other articles too tedious to c.
na,Ecrate. Feb s. (2aw8w1
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CHARLESTON. March 1

General MoREAU and suit, arrived at New
Orleans on the 22d January. He was expected
to leave that place for this city, in few davs af-
ter the .fDrekia sailed he may, therefore, be ex-
pected by the first arrival from New-OrIeans.
March g
A gentleman OF considerable information ,gbo
has lately returned from Europe, where he has
been for n considerable time, related to us a few
days ago, the following, as a subject chat was
much talked of in several well informed compa-
MES in which he was, just before he left the con-
tinent--
That after a conflict of fifteen Years in which
humanity had suffered more thpn, perhaps, in anv
other period Of the world, the inhabitants of Eu-
rope feel that peace ought to be restored, and
they again be permitted to return to their peace
able habits that they fiid this desirable event
would now take place, was itDDt that England op-
poses herself TO tie arrangements that have been
made ON the cohtlrent without her participation
that they conceive they are thc most proper Judge
Of what suits tier interest best that If tee are
contented to remain quiet, under things as they
exist at present. they deem il WORK Of suuerero-
cation for her TO attempt to propose alterations
therefore, the following plan for bringing 10 an
end the present war was talked oi--The powers
now at war, are to offer her in the usual way,
terms Of peace the ground work Of which is "a
be tie freedo7r VI tie ssas for ali nations, as IL is
explained 6y the best aHdDIost received authorities
She is TO be asked TO restore nothing without a
compensation what she holds by right OF con
quest is So small that her not restoring it, ought
not TO delay peace for single day, (mtlta, Cape
OF Good Hope and some Dutch colonies )-1'hai
ID she refuses TO treat, the Emperors Of France
Russia and Austria, are immediately 90 call ,
General Congress of all the powers Of Europe
~ wAieh tbs freedom ftlc ssss - tc D. sY!elan
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ID EMOVAL.-DopcE s. Cons have remov-
IN ed to Col. Mayo's Buildings, four doors be-
low their former store.
They have just received an clegan. assortment
of GOODS which they will sell extremely ioz..
MARCEL 4 (cptf)
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wv HEkEAS the subscriber in the life time
w Of Carr Chapman, deceased, to wit In
che month of January, eighteen hundred and five,
did execute TO him bond for four hundred and
t|;y du,lfe5, promise Y note for fifty dollars and
anothertor hugsnead Of Antigua Rum and
whereas have an equitable defence against the
payment CT said bond and notes, ] hereby fore
warn Ill persons from taxing transfer or assign:
r,eiIt Of the same, as J shall certainly refuse to
discharge taem i.!icss compelled by legal process
THOMAS CHAPMAN
Dumfics. FeS. -. (tf)
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II ME subscriber has accommodations for SIX
L eight Boarders by the year. on moderate
terms. ALEX QUARRIER.
Feb. TO- (eplf)
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DOMESTIC.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.

AS several of our readers may be anxious
to know the result Of some OF the ia7v fro-
ceedings, in whcltthe editor of this paper
has been involved we think it proper ~
note--that one Of the prosecutions, at the
suit Of the late Spanish minister, Yrujo, was
yesterday postponed, in consequence of tho
absence OF two ladies, who were summoned
as witnesses.
Another prosecution, at the suit of the
same parsonage, for reh0rfing the report IT
4 conversation with Nell Nell, tao Tuniai-
an ambassador, was postponed last week. III
consequence of the absence of a member of
congress, a principal witness.
Another suit, our most excellent governor
the aggrieved, was also postponed to another
term-on similar account, the WITNESSES
some ho7v refusing to attend.
A case in which the son Of the governor.
that is the attorney general, is the defendant.
as party in a riot and assault OF the editor
of the Aurora--in May 1899, comes Oh ON
Monday next
And this is all We know at present.
.(ilTOTa.
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FROM tAR1s PAPERS 70 4Tn ylxuAR7

. Napoleon by the grace of God and the con-
stltution, emperor of the French, king Of l.
tally, protector of the confederation of the
Rhine, to all to whom these presents shall
come, greeting:
Willing to give particular proof of our
satisfaction To- our good city of Venice, we
have conferred and do confer by these letters
patent to our beloved son, prince Eugene Ma
poleon, our presumptive heir to the crown of
Italy. the title of Prince Of Yemce.
Given i'll our Royal Palace of Milan, Goth
Dec. 1907, &c.
Napoleon, by the grace of God, sc.
Willing to give particular proof of our
satisfaction to osr good city of Bologne, we
have conferred and do confer by these pre-
sents, the title of Princess Of Boiogne to our
beloved grand daughter the Princess Jose
phine.
Given in our Royal Palace Of Milan, Goth
Dec. 1907.
Napoleon by the grace Of God, &c.
DesIrouS to requlte the services which Mr..
Melzi chancellor and keeper of the seals of
our kingdom of Italy, has rendered to us, in
every instance nj tile public administration
wherein he has been employed, for the good
OF our people and of our crown, and TO re-
ward the highest talents and most rigid in
tegrity remembering that he was the first
Italian who brought MS on the field of battle.
of Lodi, the keys and the wishes of our good
city of Milan; we have resolved to confer on
him the title Of Duke # Lodi, to be possess-
by him and his male heirs, either natural
or adopted. by order of prmogeniture, inten-
ding that the case of adoption shall be sub
United to our appreciation, or to that Of our
successors.
We order that the list of the landed pro-
perry which VIC have annexed to the Ducliy
OF Lodi, be sent to our grand Judge Of the
court OF appeal Of the place where they are
situated there to be recorded, in order that
no one may pretend ignorance thereof it
being our intention that this property be ex-
cepted from the dispositions Of the Napoleon
code, and possessed always and altogether by
the titnlars OF the Duchy as making an into
gral part Of the same.
The present letters patent shall be regis
tered, &c. Given in our reyal palace Of Nj.
Ian, Goth Dec. vGo7, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-15

TOUNCIL acknowledgement will be
" received by the Executive for the purchase
of the Condemned Slaves low in the Penitentiary
DAM HYLTUN, C2erx Of the Council
Feb 81, 1903. T3w.
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THE COMMISSIONS ERS appointed unte,.
Il the act oftlic Congress Of tic United States.
g authorship t'e Erection OF a BRIDGE ovos.
the River PoToMAc, within the District Of Co
limbia,' to receive subscriptions for erecting the
tIme, hereby give notice thal the Books of Sub
scription. will he opened at Stelles Hotel in the
City OF Washington, On The Isl MONDAY in April
next, between tIc hours of II at noon, and 8 p NJ
.47o6stt Brent, 3oash 1Hombson,
DHdieI CdyJoH, 3oadthaa Sggif;,
u huntington. Thomas Y0.eeH,
IhomaS Narroe, ChnhGert PoiggH,
Lontes u. Eeyyy, E!isia 9Gimey,
JredsTik Ma, Charles .f!esaai.r.
samuel H. S,ai.h,
The act OF Congress au,horises The subscription
o. Two 7H1a5ara SHARES, aud req1ircs The pay
iHcnt Of ten dollars each share at the time Of
Subscription The residue ~ be pail in install
Iicnts Of tea dollars at such times as the comsa-
ny shall tx.
S0ynt u FO7ysJ yeqairedj from those SsLo make ass
II an gent
empower ---------- Ia subscribe for me-
IN my name, Tor ----- shares OF Potomac Bffdr,
stock, under Tire &" Act a,tt,ofsimg tnc erection,
~ a bridge over the ri5@r 20, aRiac, within the
District of GoIuIubi.,V
MarcE 9 (caIw5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-15

Nv the ship SIR Godfrey Webster, captain
Walker, arrived here on Thursday, more
particular and interesting accounts are re-
eea,cd Of thc eLigratioa o. Ike Prince Re-
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EUROPE.
NETWORK, March 2.

NE.W-IOKN, March 2.
BY the Aldebaran, ia q very snort passage
from Leghorn, we learn that during the two
first weeks in January, about 80 sail of A
incrican vessels, bound to the dependencies
OF Napoleon, had arrived at Gibraltar, hav-
ing been boarded by cruizers, in compliance
with the Order in council Of the nth OF No
NemUCr.
March 5.
Letters from London SO late as January
18th, have been received by the Packet
These letters, from most intelligent sources,
concur i'll the opinion, that negotiation for
peace is certainly about to commence between
England and France. .Bierc. .HdU.
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w meeting of the President and Professors,
February Goth, 1908,
Resolved, That john Evans be, and hereby is,
forever expelled from this College, for dsorderly
conduct.
.dt meeting February 2oth 1903,
Resoired uHGnim0asky, That Andrew Holmes,
John Goodall, John kagland, William Taylor,
William Buchanan, Joseph John Hill, Williamson
romlin and Thomas Hayes be, and hereby are,
forever expelled from this College, for riotous
conduct.
tsigned) J. MADISON, President.
March 3. (3D
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THE subscriber intends to practice law in.
4 tie Counties al pittsyivania, Henry and
Rockingham in North C:uolina--Ictters address
ssd TO him shouldb directed to Danyilie.
GEORGE TUCKER
Pittsyivanin, March / r.E1
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Yesterday arrived sehr, j,fet, oapta;r kat,
from Lisbon, which place he lc.t the 18th OF Il.
nua,ry, III qIIet possession 0f the French dat
an Embargo was laid there, though pa .sDori,
caal9 Le occ~.ioAslly eJta.p.l t... ST, ,.j,,.
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March 5.

From a Kingston (Jamaica) PaEer, If tie
iast cf January.
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O' The stock holders must not expect me
to call them ior the money, the law does not
require it, nor docs the duty which have under
taken to perform for the company, impose i. on
me. r.. Sheppard.
February 10. TIL
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WTlLLlAM TEMPLE, has received bvtne
w SKIP HerscheI fro,n Liverpool, and Calpe
f-om Lcrtion, an extensive supply of MEX
CHfFOIzE, suitable TO the present and ap.
preaching season, which lie will sell low.
Oct 10. FIJI
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One of the Cape de Verd Islands, about
500 miles west of the coast of Africa.
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Translated FOR THE MERcANTILE
ADVERTISER.
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j, PUBLISHED THOMAS EIrcHIE, opPo-
SITE THE Posr-ofFIcE, Al, FIVE 20 LIARS
EeANNvM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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NJ Office, to the creditors of James ami Alex
~ ander Dunlop-That on Saturday the :s0th
day OF April next, at o'clock a. M. the subscri-
bers will proceed at the Compiling Room of Hen
ny Hoyey, IN this city, to make 4 dividend of the
funds in their hands, arising from deed of trust
executed to them BY Alexander Dunlop, the sur
vlving partner, and duly recorded i'll the General
Court.
The several creditors will be particular in lodg.
ing their claims with II. Hovey, duly established,
before the day limited for paymcnt--and where,
from the remote residence of Any of the credi-
tors, it shall be incenyenient give personal at
tendance, they will use the precaution to appoint
III attorney III fact, for the purpose of subscribing
to the terms OF the said deed OF trust and also Of
receiving the dividend
For the information of those concerned, the fol-
lowing clause is extracted from the said deed.
I" But it is hereby declared and fully to be under
8 stood, that ii AM creditor o. creditors of the
" sad James and Alexander Dunlop shall refuse
" to accept the provisions OF this deed of trust,
" and shall institute any suit or suits against the
SAID Alexander Dunlop as surviving partner,
g that then, and III every such case, tie person or
g persons refusing, shall DO bard of, and eX-
Guided ali benefit arising from the provisions of
I" this trust and thereupon it shall and may be
" lawful ior the said trustees to proceed to make
" dividend OF the money coming TO their hands
:" under this trust, between and amongst those
only, whoshall consent to rest their claims upon
" the provisions Contained III TINS deed the I>go-
perry and effects hereby conveyed, being all
" to which the said Alexander Dunlop is entitled,
" citLer as surviving partner Individual"
WIN. LONG,
HENRY HOVEY, Trustees.
SAML. M'CRAW,
Richmond, March 8, 1903. lept3oA.] B..
THE Subscriber intends IN fufue, to practice
Law in The county courts II Henyico, q King
William, and in the HaStiags and District Cvirts
II the City If RicliHoud.-His attendance on these
eo@ts qvtH b. regular aud unito,pii.
EDWARD CiRTER S74NiRD.
Richntond feb. g. (gD
. EMOVAL.--We haze rens2ved or Counting
~ House to The House imiisediateiy Geie4r ana
contiguous 70 the one tge have hitherto occupied,
sshere %0e have for sale, 1NaseoUado Sugar ~ the
hhA or bJ!. Sherry Vine in quarter casks, and u
tesD cases old Ciaret, Of superior quality.
HOBERT'C- dLL-fN POLLOK c, Go.
Af4rch 8. Ceptf)
nTOLASSES in bcgsheads and tierccs and
Iva FRENCH BRANDY, FOR SALE by
SAlNUEL M1ERS.
Feb Is CF4w)
TENO RENT--Fo,rr Commotlious YENE
4 MENTS, near tic Armoury.- HIRE
Two SAwYERs l.. J. HARVlE.
Jam 3. [eptfl
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The German Journals inform us, that G en-
Lefevre, whom the last campaign, command
ed the Wurtemburgese cavalry in Slesa,
has entered, with the consent of his majesty
the emperor, into tho service of the king of
Westphalia.
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N At meeting OF the directors of the said
company on Tuesday the 18Th February, 1903
Resoivea, ThS. call otivc dollars OH each share
be made on the Stock holders in the said conipa-
ny, and that they pay the same to their Treasurer
on or before the fifteenth Of April next.
A copy. ". SHEPPARD, Clerk
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It'll

ri OrICE-ln the year 1923, request was
made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
{through Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
DOM to Nj. Thomas Digges, then in England, to
make enquiry for the heirs the family ola Mr.
Abraham Mines who, when youth, lett Brgg
house near Hutldersfield in Yorkshire, for Anne
RIGA, asi was a clerk to merchant in Virginia,
afterwards kept store ofhis own, had a partner
In trade, g. died unmarried, about the year l75S,
leaving landed and other property. Unfortunate
ly,7by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and Rs.
oiel, capt Dade from London to Alexandria in
the year 1898, the letters Of request and other
papers and memoraniums were lost, and even
the writer's name, which IS supposed to be Far
Iy Farely, as well his place OF residence has
been forgotten, but is guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginia.
The ubscribers, or either of tliem, will be
much obliged to any one, Informed of either OF
the parties above ailudcdto, can give any trace
as IN their residence, or informed of any landed
or other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to- the subscribers as be.
low and they will thankfully pay any costs foi
entertaining the names, places Of residence, OF
effects ct sail deceased, &c. &c.
GEO MiLNES, Merchant Boston $40.
THOS. pIGGES, Fort Wnbmton, Potomac.
ADyiIHd.
Geo w. RIGGS, Geo1ge-75yya.
Ostoler ia. 1Sm1
His name was spclt Mills OF Mines
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CONGRESS.
SE.iATE oF7HE UNITED aT.17ES
THURSDAY, Nov. a.
EMBARGO DEBAYE-CONTINUED.
(Afr. CHESS Speech continucd)

.... %'H' CifcS' s. o/'etCH CoHttHUCn
Let Us now take view 'of its effects up
on some other classes of our fellow Citizens,
which seem almost 90 have ESQ the gen
tleman's notice o. at least not to nave excl
ted so much Of his plain;ivc svinpathics
allude to the manu- acturer, Che mechanic
and the laborer. The manufacturer seems
20 be in such state Of prosperity, as rather
20 have excited the gentleman's jealousy
than his tender CommisSera,ion he fears
that the real object Of the embargo, was to
erect the manufacturing srstem u;,on the ru-
jAs OF commerce. ] do not mean here, sir,
70 rely to the suggestion of this urfounded
Jea'oasv.---I ncaD, in the course OF these OBJ
scrvaions, to make that subject of distinct
aaI separate examination. shall here how
ever take The liberty Of rcuarkiog without
tie fear OF st.H further exciting tnc gentle
r3Ru's jgaio So. that ara extremely happy
- SIC not only that we have abundant fabrics
for manufactures, but tAat we have artisans
sufficient 10 mould them into all articles nc
ccssary far home consumption, and thus les
zen our oeptnGcnce npln foreign nations for
cur supply. rejoice indeed, to sec our in
faut tnau:':1ciurcs growing into Importance (:
and that the most succcss.Gl experiment has
gttcSdcd every attempt az improvement
What is SIC situation cf the mechanic and
the labcrCr! TL~y have fjll emplcyment,
go0t wages and cheap living; ] an told
80. frat within tic last car, oue Thousand
hptses have bean erected in Philadelphia
q, e .:..is ,i5ao, @o.e houses binding in
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NIAPT COTTONs 8 KERsGYs.-The
j = Subscriber has received consignment Of
Maps Cotsoas and Keysegs, which he offers at n re.
duccd price, for cash, or indorscd negotiable
notes. ROBERT JORNSTON
pecember 8. (uN
Whoever will apprehend the said deserters,
and deliver them to me, or to any officer in the
service of the United States. shall receive TWEEN.
ty dollars REWARDED ten doll rs for either
EDWARD DILLARD, Capt
5tn u. 5. Reg. infantry
Rendezvous, Petersburg.
Sept. 10 It'll
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N.ESERTED--ffom the service of tie Uni
~ ted States, OH the 9th instant, a Private in
the 5th regiment OF infantry, named JOHN
FERGUSON--3Oye years &C age, feet 5 ID in
ches hign, swarthy complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes, has sickiy appearance.--Hc was born in
Delaware county, state OF Pennsylvania-bv
profession "a shoemaker. The said Ferguson
had on at the time of his descrtion, round sal.
lor's Jacket, slash sleeves, dark drab colour blue
striped Virginia cloth vest, and Corduroy Pan
falcons, torn on the knees-Virginia cloth shirt ;
and an old pair OF half boots, bound with cord.
which he generally wore under his pantaloons
ALso deserted en- the same day, GABRIEL.
JONES, 81 ye.Ss of age, feet IL inches
liigi:, tair c,mplexion, halle ewes auburn hair
--wt,.s spoken TO has dow looiS-Born in Es-
sex county, Vs.--hted Farmer.-He wore a
way around striped Virginia cloth coat, white
home spun pantalopncs, and vest of the same.
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M ANTED as TUTOR in private fAnlV
w aperson qualified 10 teach the LATIN md
English languages grammatcNlly, and Ari,hme-
tic--hppiy Ia the Printer NOV Is. (u1
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JAMES STRATTON, TAYLOR-At the
- corner of The Brick Row and the Cross street
leading to Mayo's Bridge, respectfully informs
the public and his former customers. that (i&viug
returned to this city, and resumed his profession }
he is ready and 7Oi!iing toexecute their commands,
the shortest notice the best manner, and on
The mast reasonable terms. Nov. IL. It'll
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az PuRLIsHED BY THOMAS RtrcnrR, et-
SostTs THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE poL-
LARS PER ANNuN, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
DuRsuANrt to a ,lecree of fine ro,n.u conr,

PURSUANT to a decree of the county Cour,
i of Chesterfield, win be sold, on SATURDAY..
the 24thiust to the highest bidder, on the r,remi
ses, on credit of twelve months, the HOUSE
X LOTT, on the main-ssreet, in the IOWA of
Mmchester, belonging to the estate of Iames
Montgomery, dccd-Bond and security will Bs
required the purchasers, ~ carry interest from
the date if not punctuslly pad.
TEE COMMISSIONERS
necember IS Oh
i F3RW Arm al persons from trading for any
i bond or Bonds, which l have executed to
john Head, OF the county of Orange, Tor the pay
ment of money The said bond. having been
fiauiulently obtained; as do not intend TO pay
the sam, OF amy part OF them
NICHOLAS C2ENSHAW
Culpepper, december 10. 2tN