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notwithstanding the death OF MI
Y Andrew Nicolson, the firm of Nicolson
Heth & Co. will continue (ogreeably to their ar
ticles of co-partnery) until the first of January
next, when it will expire In the mean time, the
business viii be carried on'os usual, by the sur
wing partners, at their office, in this place
All those indebted to that firm, or to NicOIson
and Hetl, are deSired to come forward and set
tie their accounts or before the FIRST day of No
vember next Otherwise, suits will be institu.
Ted, without discrimination, against all those who
fail to secure their respective balances Those
who have claims against the said concerns will
call for payment. Timely notice will be given OF
the firm under which the new year will com
mence, who will continue to supply their custo.
mecs with the choicest coal their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than usually fat,ering
H,tRR1 HETH.
BEVERLI' RANDOLPH,
EDWAkD d. DIGGES.
Manchester, Sept. z tlNov
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4 AND FOR SALE-Tbe subscriber yv;sbe.
~ to dispose of tract of LAND, contaiung
IOo acres, and situated on Piscatew way Creek, m
the county ofEsSex. The plantation is common.
~ called Bathurst, and has many desirable qua.
iltes, lie deems description Of the farm use.
,ess, as purchasers will examine it. The subscri-
oeI WIN acoommodate any disposed to purchase
with generous Indulgence, and his terms ro.%,
De known by application to Mr.! John w. BeIfeld
oi Beimount, Richmond county
Essex County, Sept. %. ,et.
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tn: C. HOWARD.

CT The sale as diretted IN and DIV virtue oftbe
foregoing decree, will take place on the LIST Mon.
day III November next, before the front door of
Henrico court house, it being court day
SAMUEL McCRAW, Commissioner.
Sept 49, " ids
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oItCE--We shall petitonthe ensuing lie.
AZ gislature, for leave to bring inte this state
certain SLAVES from the Stste of Georgia
SAMUEL escCRASV.
SARAH McCRAW.
Richmond, Sept. 90 wann~
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R1SH LINENS.-Just received and for sale,
j by Benjamin Kimba!l. boxes 4 4 arul do
7,8 Irish Linens, cost from 22d to ~ l0d sterling,
extremely low charged.
Sept. %. ~ w4w
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e" SARRAZIN."
London, July so. 1910.

he revived threat Of invasion by Bona
Prrte appears not to be unattended n by
ministry. lie intends TO mister all the ma
vai force he can collect in Holland. in the
leHel, and will make an attempt to unite ia
WIN the heet in the Scheldt. Dii ections have
oeen consequently sent from the admiralty
TO Plymouth and the other dockyards to pre-
pare several ships in ordinary, TO be got rea..
dy Tor tne purpose of being put in commits
son. ara several able hands have been inn
bresSfo ~ the courseof the week to man our
fleets. The workmen in the arsenal AZ
Woo'wichare actively employed in making
Congreve's rockets, and getting ordnance
ana ammunition ready for ships Of war of
every description, and before the conclusion
OF autunn' II is expected that we shall have
a,mcst formidable fleet ready to Illustrate A.
ny attack that can be made In any quarter
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DLAlSTEK PARIS.---0rders for Ground
Plaster Of Paris, lodged with the subscr,.
her, will be forwarded to Wright and Byrnes,
Baltimore, and executed by them.
Co, 20 SAMUEL MrERS
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ELETYOME EWRS

Warranted OF tine true Merino breed Of the Ca.
bana. called Paularss equal. if not superior to a.
ny other Merino Sheep in Spain bein,, part oil
the flocks of the Prince Of Peace, Don Manuel
de Codoy, the breed of which was purchased by
lin of the Carthusian Friars, i'm the year 1896. s
remained in his possession upwards of fourteen
years, without any admixture of blood. Certi6.
Gates ofpedigree may be seen OH application
IT not sold previous to the 81 October next.
they will, on that day, be exposed To public sale.
on a credit of two and four months, for approved
endorsed paper, III; -
y MOSES MYERS &c som,
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Norfolk. Sept. IL, - eiG

DUBLIC SALE. OF 4KERINO SHEEP.
On Friday. the 19t, day of October next,
being the third day OF New. Market Races. at s
O'Clock in the morning, VII be exposed 10 Pablo
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ON "Wednesday, the 10th day of next month,
~ va be exposed, at Public Sale al the Eagle
Tavern, in the city Of Richmond, LOT, on Ca
ry street, in the said city, on which there is a sub
stant'ai Brick Ware House, in good repair, b :
ing the same which was lately owned by Mr. VIII.
liam Mackenzie, and conveyed TO us by HIM The
premises may he viewed any day previous to- the
sale, on application to Messrs. Tompk;ns & Muir
ray, or Messrs Prosser & Moncure
Terms-APProyed endorsed notes at 4, and
8 months.
G X TA1LOP,
fORN DUNLOP, 3.
Atto,nies for Dinzuiddis, Crawf3yt C. &c.
Sept. 25 III.
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4 TAKE this opportunity to inform the public,
Z ths have just openea my house as Board
ing RoRse, & / can accommodate Is or 90 board.
ers, m one of the most agreeable and pleasant
houses N the city Of Williamsburg can take
ten or fifteen gentlemen, and several young La
dies. My house is near the college, so 10 make
1t q pleasant walk
| also wish to hire several Carpenters &c Brick
Layers, as have three large brick houses to
build in WILLIAMSBURG Immediately. l wilt give
liberal wages, aud pay the cash every Saturday
night to workmen if required
T9RN p. SHIELDS
Sept 81: r.,<<t 3w
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or Published BY TAonnas Richie, nearly OBJ
eosife the Globe Tavrrn, Richmond, Virginia
IJ CONDITIONS Five dosyays a year, to
6s Paid annually in aafodnce. Those zrho yish to
BE eonsi4erea asnHal subscyi6eys must hereafter
desgndfs i. at tie time Of subscribing, otherwise
their papers WIZ be discontinued the expiration
Of fheJ frst year.
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TN CHANCERY. in Richmond Hastings
Il Court, Aug. Is, 1910.
Joseph ID. Richardson, pt'F

TN CHANCERY I'm Richmond Hastings
Il Court, Aug. Is, 1910.
Joseph ID. Richardson, Pk'F
AGAINST
Daiieys' -. Def'm..t
Sally Daley is assigned guardian to the infant
aeisndants, and thereupon this cause came on to
be heard, by consent, upon the bill, answers and
exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On consi.
deraton whereof, II is decyeed and ordered That
Samuel McCraw be appointed commissioners for
The purpose OF exposing to sale, by pu6hc a,;ct
on, the Land or part of Lot mentioaed in: the
bill, to the highest bidder, upon credit or six
months, after having given thirty days notice OF
f'e time and place of sale, in one of the ne WIS pa
pers, published in this city; the said commiss,.
oner taking OF the purchaser note negot able in
the bank OF Virginia, with approved endorser,
Tor the amount, and retaining the title in and to
the said ground, until payment be made of the
purchase money Aad az is further Iecyeed and
ordered, That the said commissioners do report his
proceedings IN execution hereof in order 20 f.
nal decree The following is description of the
land hereby directed TO he sold, as mentioned &
partIc uisrized in the will of JOS. Daley" The
Lot on the street leading 10 Ross's Mill that is to
say, from the cross paliing on Ross's line -
1eet south OF my house, next the river thence
sn the old paiilng line to the back line, leaving
out the handkerchief part, which is included in
the deed to my daughter Sally"
Copy Tes.e,
TU n unuy<Dn
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M ERINO SHEEP Importer in the Shin
NA WoodroP Sims, Thomas Haynes, Master
iron Lisbon
NINETEEN MERINO RAMS.
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Foreign
= GENERAL SARRAZIN.

TRANSLATED FROM THE PARIS NOM
TEUR, FOR THE N. Y. EVENING PosT.1
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vEW ADYERTTSEI1EW7,S.
INFERNO SHEEP !!-2Just received, per
w schooner Greyhound, capt. Baxter, from
Lisbon, One Hundred
MERINO SHEEP,

Of the transumante kind, and of the Cabanas of
Negrete Paular and Aquirres, which are the
best in Spain, and were the property of the King
and the Prince of Peace.
These Sheep were shipped by VIM. Jarvis,
Esq. Charge des Am,ires of the United States in
Portugal, and are warranted by him to be pure
and full Satisfactory certificates TO thi,
effect will be shewn by the subscriber, whonow
offers them for sale. They are pastured at Fair
Geld where they may be saen. Ifnot sold before
"Wednesday. the 81 October, they will. on that
day, be put up at Public Auction, on credit OF
so and 90 lays for negotiable notes. with appro-
we'd endorsers, residing in Richmond or Peters
burg.
SAMUEL M1.ERS.
Sept. %. tds
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TWENTY SEVEN FULL BLoopsD
MERINO SHEEP. VIZ:

ga RhNS q 1WENI1- ONE EWES.
I"eY were lately imported IN tile ship Powha
tan, capt Poythress, fro1 Lisbon and will be
warranted to be Of the genuine breed The sale
VIII take place at the Vcndue Office of Messrs
w. and H. Haxall. and the Sheep can BE-. seen
at RosIin, by intending purchasers, at any time
previous TO the day Of sale
Ierms-ApProved endorsed paper at four and
six months -.
The Ewes are all believed to be with lamb bv
full blooded Merno Ran, =.
JAMES G JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg sept. IS IT
JUST RECEIVED, large and ELEGANT sssort.
- nent of FALL GOODS, which will be dis.
posed OF IN Wholesale retail, very low for cash
as follows
superi,ne Cloths and Kerseymeres
pee no do do
Coaung3 and Flannels
Baze ard Twilled Flsnnels
Cotton and Linen Csmbricks
Double milled Kerseymeres
Satin and Lustr1ng Ribbons
Dimties all kinds
Seeded and Leno Muslin, 1st qualify
India LIST and Cd do.
Plain and figured Jaconet Mus!ins
Taoby Veivets, all colours
Corduroy Cords and Velvets
Point and Rose Blankets
Lotion and worsted Stockings, all colours
Tortoise shell and horn Combs
Bombazetts and Bumbazne
Carriage Lace and Ink Powder
Cotton and thread Laces assorted
Callicoes and Chintz
Pound and package Pins e
Ladies' and Genliemens' short Kid Cloves all
colours
Extra long lid Gloves for Ladies
Kniycs and Forks assorted
Pocket and Pen Knives
Table and Tea Spoons
Linen and Cotton Tire adj
Ivory Combs
Imported and cotton Bed Tick
Blue and green Sarss nets
White and Brown Linen LIST qualify
Cotton Shirtings
French imitation Cambricks
Cambria Muslinst rs
Bandanno and Puilicat II andkerchiefs
Pehce CIoths Ill colours
Sewing Silk 1st quality
Writing and Letter Paper
Weslcoatings and Patternets
Shirt and Jet Buttons
Cotton Umbrellas
An assortment of Ailitary Plumes
Epauietts and Silver Cords
Silver and Gold Thread .r e.
Do. do Spangles
And many other articles too tedious to enurne.
rate.
The above Goods being particularly selected
for cash and will be disposed of IN the lowest
terms for cash on town acceptances
L. JoSEPA
Sept. 81. St
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n ANGLING SCHOOL -YoHNLa T1gJ'E

ANGLING. SCHOOL -JoHNL TASTE.
- TesPet July informs Tie public, that his
Sehooe wa be opened on Thursday, the 4lh of
din for his acade my the DAYS Of tuition are
thursday, FRIDAY aud Saturday, from in the
morning to l, and from 8 10 S in Tie afternoon.
lie Will keep also, a NIGHT SCHOOL, for
young Gentlemen, FROM 6 to on the same days,
IN said room. -
i.oung Ladies wishing to be Instructed in the
Various dances now IN fashion, will be attended
Sept % on
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UIICE, The subscriber has scttleU IN the
~ Borough Of MOI fox, and resumed HE prsc.
ice OF the Law. he practises IN the Fedc,al &
State courts, holden IN the Borough of Norfolk !,
and in the iiftsior and Superior courts Of ihe
counties Of Norfolk, Princess Ann AID Nanse
mond. Hisoi!ice is but few steps from The E.x.
change CDIiec House
MGRTT NJ so s!NsoN.
Sept u, ~
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From the London Globe.
GENERAL SARRAZiN,
LONDON, July so, 1910

:
/, SiR--Being one of your subscribers. re-
quest that you will insert in your Journal
letter which have written 10 my Gle, TO
enable him to appreciate the pretended let
ter of Madame Serrazin.
The msmentmy answer TO the other sour
rilities of Bpnaparte is printed. I shalt take
care to send YOU copy. for the purpose Of
your publishing such parts as YOU may think
proper. I have the honor to be, sir, your
most humble servant,
'~;s SARRAZIN.
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NAPOLEON.

FREDERICKSBURG, Aug. IS. The minds
OF our Citizens generally, were greatly agi-
tated and their fears excited. by the follow.
ing uncommon occurrence which took place
on Wednesday last.-Mr Simon Sersmith.
against whom n warrant had been issued for
violent breach of the peace, after being
taken under the warrant, made his escape
from the officer /; in consequence of which
an escape warran' was issued by MIR. Alder
man Spooner directed TO the Sergeant Of the
corporation, accompanied with instructions
to summon fosse consifo'ns armed. and
take HIM 1t had been previously ascer.
aimed that he would not surrender himself
quietly, and had publicly threa ened to be
the death of several before his own life should
be taken and for this purpose had prepar
ed himself with gun and bayonet and two
pistols After many attempts were made by
friendly persons to reason him into sense
OF duty, without Effect. the posse, led by the
Sergeant. proce eded TO his house-the front
belrg secured. they went through an alley
10 the back part. where he met hem pre-
pared to kill and be killed As soon as Mr.
Jackson. the Sergeant, made his appearance
ne levelled his gun and discharged it at
him, and also the two pistols His FL st shot
missed its object. but unfortunately struck
the right hand of Mr.. James Beck who stood
next, and tore 1t in shocking manner.
Immediately number ofguns loaded with
shot, were discharged at him, a, the last
only OF which he fell and was taken. He
was the same evening committed to prison
1t is believed, notwithstanding he received
in his head and body a number of large shot,
that he will recover. Mr. Beck IS army has
been amputated and he has been deprived
OF his great mean of support to himself and
family. He deserves and receives the SYM
Pathy OF every one. and we have no doubt
that it will be demonstrated whenever re.
auired - er1JJ
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Gil Of state, and one for the director general
for bookselling.
40. Particular regulationsshail be enacted
as mentioned in article, B, for every thing
relating to
i. Printers and booksellers, their admit .
lance and regulations;
2. Stall booksellers, who are not compre
hended in the above regulations; D
5. Type-founders
4. Engravers;
S. Bookbinders, and all those connected
with the professions of bookselling and prin
ting.
so Those regulations shall be enacted by
our council of state. upon the proposition Of
the director general OF bookseIliug, and the
report of our minister o: the interior.
81. Our ministers are charged, each with
what may concern his functions, with the
execution of the present decree. which shall
be inserted in the Bulletin of the laws.
<SiSasal 80,
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NHORNSBUR1 FOR SILF OR RENT
i This advantageous, we'll improved, and
agreeable place, is for sale advantage us
terms to purchaser: the owner being determin-
ed TO remove to the westward this fall, or as
soon he can dispose of it, either by sale or
rent, (but will prefer the forner) and settle his
business in Virginia, will sell it at a reduced
price for cash, or a short credit, his own pa
per will be received and pr, ferred to cash 1t
is deemed unnecessary to give a description of
the LAND, as it is presumed no person will
purchase without viewing it. The houses are
situated immediately on the near road. lately O.
pened between Fredericksburg and Richmond
distant ID miles from the former, and 46 from the
Latter, the nearest by ten miles, and which al
timately must be established as the great Mail
road, between those places, as il must be consi
dered too great waste of public money to con-
tinue to send the mail ten miles out of the wav.
at the usual price for ansportaiion. Ii has been
kept house of Private Entertainment for
some time, and the subscriber has found it from
the public patronage he has received, worthy his
notice. The emoluments and advantages of the
Post Office here, and its contiguity 10 Rogers
Mills, which are not more than quarter of a
mile, are also advantages f some consideration
The buildings are well calculated for tavern uses
the dwelling house contains ten rooms and four
closets, the stable has Carriage room and stalls
f,r 20 horses, large kitchen, meet house and
servants houses, large garden well pailed in,
ana an eiegaht yafu decorated and shaded by
trees If various sorts, such the Locust, ]. IN
hardy Poplar, hspin, Kentucky Coffee,.& Weep
ing Willow, beside variety of fruit trees there
is of this land, between 200 and $50 acres, and
there are also adjoining, several hundred more
for sale. Persons wishing to purchase or rent,
can know the terms by applying to the subscri-
Der on the premises, or neral John Minor, or
Robert Stanard, Esq. fredericksburg, either
of whom will contract with purchaser or lie.
nant in my absence.
JoSEPH P0LLARD, :T.
August 10. w4y
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- EMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed
Az from the store opposite the Post Office to
Inc house lately occupied by Messrs. Dunsmore
& Turner, few doors below the street leading
10 Mayo's Bridge, where he has on hand, and M
tends keeping, cOmpleat assortment of GRO
CEhIES, among which are Madeira, Port,
S"erry, Sicily and Lisbon Wines, London Porter,
and Brown Stout, Gun Powder Tea, in small ca
nlsters and boxes, and Imperial, Young Hyson do.
Coffee, loaf and brown Sugar, OF first quality,
cut glass, aud a large assortment of Bar Iron, ali
of which will be I'D on moderate terms, by
HARB1' TOMPKINS
81 A few barrels PinladelpimA Summer Ale.
N. b The subscriber also awaits himself ofthis
opportunity TO request those Of his customers.
who have long standing accounts. to come for.
ward and settle the lie will continue to do
business on commission. II. T..
August n. w4w
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u Y virtue of deed of trust, executed to the
~ subscribers, by VIM Mayo, deceased, late
of the county of Powhatan, and of record in the
court of the said county: VIII be offered for SAFE,
for cash, on the 18th day of October next, at the
court house Of said county--one certain tract or
parcel of LAND, situate, lying and being in the
county aforesaid, and containing by survey, 200
.cres, it being that part of the tract containing
the improvements, on which the said Maye for.
merly resided For the purpose of ndemnifying
Brett Randolph and Seth Lyon, who were Sc.
curities for the said VIM, Mayo and his son Da-
mel Mayo, against the payment of a certain sum
of money, recovered against them in the aforesaid
court, for the benefit of the distributes of Thos
I. Swami, decd.
The tile vested in as trustees only will be
conveyed to the purchaser.
JOHN LIGOW
JAMES POfNDEXTER, s trustees.
July II. w3m
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ENrMaALnrNr or THE Yaass.

The following decree allows 240 printing
presses to the city of Paris, and two in each
OF the departments. There are more printing
presses in Pennsylvania, population Of
750,00o-than Napoleon permits to France.
a population Of probably so millions. No
book can be printed without permission
and OF course no book will be permitted
that Can either directly or indirectly inter
fere with the plans and views Of the empe
ror; Similar DEGREES will doubtless he pro-
mulgated by all the contipeata, powers of
Europe. and the people will be left to grope
about IN Egyptian darkness. Den,oc Press.
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| W IRGiNIA, TO -vit:-At Cnancery district
| y Court, held at the f,rmer capitol in the ci-
ty OF Williamsburg, the 22i ds, of July, 1910
John Lard Puff
AGAINST
Carter Mitchell, executor Of Robert Mitchell.
Priscilla Mitchell, JOHN Y. Chsm and Sarah his
wife, Tasker Garter QIiinlan. an iuf,nt Iohn w
Belfeld, and Frances + his wife, Harrie, Peck,
Harriet Lucy Maund, I'm Peck aud Emanuel
Peck, infants Spencer Ball aud Betty l.. his
wife, SephIs Carter, Robert Berkley and lula
his wife, Thomas APP Jones, Sarah Jones, ri,
z'beth Jones and Jane Jones, infants, and George
Carter. Defts
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel
Garter Mitchell is assigned guardian to the infant
defendants, Tasker Carter Q,,inar, John Peck
and Emanuel Peck, and Waiter ] mes, to the in.
fant defendants, Sarah ]. Jones' e. z, beth loses
and Jane Jones, TO defend til; m ia IT, SUIT and
the defendant Sophia Carter not having inferred
her appearance and given security according to
the acts of assembly, and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that she is not AN inhabant OF this country On
the further motion OF the plaintiff, 1t is ordered,
that the sad defendants do appear here on Tn, Isl
day OF April term next, and answer the bill of
ne plaintiff, & that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted IN some news paper of the city IF
Richmond, tor two months successively and DOS.
ted at the front door of the former capital in this
city.
IN7"r ROBINSON, C. C.
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1 B. MATTREWS, d. C.

| AMES SEABROOK. being about to rem We
10 the Norihward, has given up his shop, 10
Mr. .Iohn Siade, who will carry on the rayiors'
business, IN it's various branches, and whom las.
Sesbrook bcgs leave to recommend to his friends
and former customers, as good workman, and a
punctusl, honest man.
August o. w4w
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June s

The sale ofthe above mentioned property has
been postponed, until Saturday the 9Th day of
September, when it will positively take place
at the Eagle Taveya.
1t CONSISTS of well-improved square of Lots
under good enclosures, a Dwelling house Quilt
of the most durable materially with FIVE rooms
on one floor and two good ones in the basement
Story, brick kitchen, carriage house and sta
BILE, and a good smoke house. The situation is
healthy & beautiful, and would be rendered We.
ry convenient for person in business below the
Capitol hull, by putting bridge over the Canal
near Mr.. Rutherford's mills.
Adv
S Nice.
August q 7sw8Ss
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DATENTED Harrison County LANDS 20,
4 SALE-In parcels Of from 800 20 $1,000
cres each. Also LANDS in Russel county, IN 81
milar tracts, to suit purchasers
Property in or about chmond, would be t.
ken in exchange for the above Enquire IF
d. D0lLE, At fhe .teGdeuy.
August a. wifi
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August 10.

10y virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the
I'D 9Th DAY of August 1907, and recorded in
the General Courts Will be sold for ready mo-
ney, on THURSDAY lhe 9th Of July next, the
LOIS u HOUSES,
Near Belvidere, now in the occupancy of Mrs
Price. The sale will take place on the premi.
SEES, at IL O'Clock, A. d.
n b VENABLE,
SAMUEL MeCRIW, 1'a'fee'
June wI2Juy