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! a VALUABLE daubIe grid MERCRANl'.
L n .MILL.--FO2 .SALE.-Pursuant to a de-
cree OF the county court of Hanover, will be sold
to the highest bidder, one. twrrSS three wears
credit, on the premises, on the Esd day Of Nov
next, that valuable llERCHiNI-lfiLL. he.
longing tothe estate of Thomas Rcwies, d.c'd.
This mill lies in the lower end Of said coun,y
upon never failing stream, within fifteen mules
ct Richmond, and 4 from Hanovertown. in q
rich, healthy AID agreeable neighborhood The
SAID Mil is well calculated for manufacturing
wheat. It having a pair OF excellent burr stones
set OF superior boiling cloths, with all necexsa.
nv machinery; the said mill has also t-ood na;r
ofeorn stones. The ne,ghborhood is very good
tor corn and wheat custom. The mill house 10
about 50 feet long, and so feet wide, and three
stories high. with single story addition 81 nv 26
feet, calculated for family. There is II ...r,s
OF land, besides what The pond droons .rhe
purchaser may be accommodated with from one
to three hundred acres of Land adjoining the
said mill of good quality, and at 4 modsra,e
price.
For the purchase Of the MIL. bonds with ua-
doubted security, viii be required by
TIE COMMISStCNEPS
On account of the badness of the eav the s,y.
ot the above MAINTAINED mill IS L III; ii,r,
18th December next. if fair, if not the next fair
day (except sunday)
December 1tC
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RFADtt

Citizens of North Carolina read the fol =
lowing extract of a letter, addressed 20 Mr..
Joseph Peace. of this city. from youth. the
son Of respectable citizen within few
miles Of raleigh, and learn to appreciate
the blessings OF Republican Government.
H. MGcSfy'S Shih Salvador oT
Plymouth. .Hug. 6
- ] will briefly inform you that left
Charleston a few days after | received YOUR
last letter, as second mate of the ship O
cean, capt. James Stafford, cleared out for
New York, but unfortunately and contrary
to my expectation Jeanne to Liverpool. The
ship was Immediately Sold and all hands
were discharged and paid off Ithen ship,
ped as first mate on board the brig Cert
dad, of Amelia Island, bound to Rio Janeiro,
from which I was imfressed.
now apply to you, as the only friend
i have in n. Carolina, since my father left
IL, to solicit from you another favor and
when you think upon my melancholy situa-
tion, you will, II hope, serve me. I am here
apparently doomed to serve this country,
where have no connections There haUe
6een near One Hundred true born .A11ert.
cans. IMPRESSED since AtrH last, and not
more than ten or eleven cleared. You will
greatly obige me, and confer the greatest
favor imaginable, by exerting Yourself to OBJ =
tain my liberty from this tyrdnHic service -
The writer further says, he applied to
VIM. Lyman, Esq. American consul in Lon
don. but had received no answer 1t was
aledged that he was married in England ;
this he disproved, and adds " But the cap
tain Of the Press gang, will soon invent an
sther tale" He concludes by requesting
MIR. Peace to procure certificate of his be-
ing the son of JOHN HARVEY. who remov
ed twenty years ago from Naasemoud coun.
ty, Virginia, to Franklin in this state-and
thence. about two years ago, into Tennes-
see.--Regiater.
KHo1vUts, September 90 ny gentleman
Just from the Mobile country, we learn the fol
lowing facts
AtHt tho middle Of August, orders from thc
}ecr-tary Of The war department arrived at tht
sts. 81 Cor. 81 oddart, commanding col Richard
,.pr;s 10 G-te.l so commissioned officers, fou
ao c"mm.ssioped. and twenty privstes, 4
p t"o companies for Inc purpose Of explor
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VIZ subscribers have just received supply
n Oh pest DUrcR BOILING CLoTHs, which
ulcy oiier Tor sale: Also, 4 cases mems fine Hats
rs and Irish Linens, Kerseymeres, Mems, r.
W%ornsnS Cotton Hosiery, Hsvannah Cigars. Can
Dies soap, R.isins in kegs, Muscovsdo sugar IN
nogsheads and barrels, few boxes 10 by II sr,I
coy boxes 8by 10 Window Glass, At an Ilnusual.
y low PyIce. and as agents, a constant supply Of
Beck's Paent Shot P''' "
november 50. grx,,Ao.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

Yesterday was the day, on which the &c
neral Assembly Of this Commonwealth an
nual!y meets N Notwithstanding the bad
ness OF the roads and the inclemenc, of the
weather, large quorum, of the House of
delegates convened
Gen feter Johnston nominated MIR James
n"foour (of orange to the Speakers Chair
ton.
Mr.. James Peasants was re elected Clerk
MT. Mallory (of Elizabeth City, } submit
Tea Resolution, dispensing with the Office
vi sergeant az Arms, as unnecessary
motion OF Mr.. Otto, IL was laid on the table
till this day.
MIR Wyatt moved, that the former door
keepers be re-appointed. The House con-.
Cured
New writs of election were directed to be
issued 20 the Counties of Halifax, Sussex,
trincess Anne and Greensville. to supply
tn vacancies, respectively, occasioped bv
the deaths of NJ. Spraggins. G DiI
lard, E. Fl. Moseley and w. Land. Es..
quires.
Adjourned till twelve O'Clock, this day:
" Agreeaby to a resolution of the last
session. most OF the members appeared,
partly, dressed in domestic manufacture.
~ The Senate did not form a quorum,
~ AS 1t has been said, that MIR Giles
"ishes TO retire from the Senate of the Uni
'eu oLates' it is ut to state, that he has no
such disposition, if the Assembly of Virginia
should once more honor him with their Suf
frages
" The Legislature of Virginia have
oeen the uniform Centinels of the rights of
the States and of the People. They have
seemed the distant danger 81 in the tainted
breeze. Where there has been any at
tempt to violate the Federal Constitution,
IN letter or IN spirit, they have ever been
'AG Hrs' IN the first ranks OF opposition.
States. -
Read their immortal Report on the Alien
and Seaition Acts
=, SUBJECT IS now before the world. which
calls 1or their usual promptitude and decj..
Sioh"lt is the revival of the charter of
the United States Bank. The MARYLAND
Legislature are getting the start of them, on
TINS theme; but we trust, that i'm every
case which concerns the inviolabiity of the
consultation, the Assembly OF Virginia will
never be in the back ground.
r, WIN not the Legislature instruct their
senators to vote against the continuance of
Tic Charter t-INore anon. H.
congress was to have met, yesterday.
mere will be various interesting points
before them.
l. Our Foreign Relations. On this
point hoergy" should be- the Watch.
2. The Charter of the U S.. Bank. It
is hoped that Congress will oppose it in eve
~ shaPe-if not, that the President will
clap his constitutional Veto on it.
). Points collaterally connected with Flo
rida-We trust that the President viii tst,
US IN his message that Gov Claiborne has
full powers to take possession of West Flo
rlda' Tohere the Spanish authority has been
subyerted
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HE subscriber is disposed to sell his Stock
OF GROCERIES,, at bis Store opposite the
swan Tavern, on accommodating terms In case
OF sale. he will rent the Store House for one
year, and give immediate possession
ED: HALLAM
He has also for sale, at his Store, first door a
Dove the Eagle Tavern, DO hogsheads and 100
oarre,s Ne" Orleans and Muscovado Sugars
Gun-Powder. Imperial, Young Hyson and So,,
chong Teas, by the chest, Of e latest important
or 1000 lbs Goshen Cheese, Which is warrant
ed ut first qualty---A few dozen Salt Percd
Hams u N
December 4. wtf
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@ ALE OF VIRGINIA BORN sL.vvs T,ve,
~ Y four likely slaves which were of major
WIN. Lghttoot at the time of his death viii he,
sold to the highest bidder before the RaeipI,
door in the city of Williamsburg on The 4th dsv
OF January neXi on twelve months credit bond
WIN approved security will be requlred to carry
interest from the date if not punc,u.II,, na;J
SHOULD the 4.h of January be so unlikeiv -. Io
prevent the sale, It will take place SO 500, ~
the weather will permit. Most Of these 81 g
are young and very likely, tour ofthem are v,,,ne-
men just grown, ,ho'e are three boys aboys 10
'our yong women md girls. One of ,he zen
IS n'iuGie 4ged' he IS good carpenter md lis
wife who has ms chiid as is believed ,s IN ey,'I
lent weayer--Mr. Browne intends 20 sell NJ
.he same time and place seven valuable slayes-
SO that there will on thai day be disposed os
thirty one likely slaves
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MASS. NEweuRYponr Nov o,
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.


The ,fotlo7ving IS a cory of ietter received
by the Collector ef ihis hort, resnec!ing
me trade TO Guadatoufe.
beg leave to inform you that the Pors DIX
houle in this Island, is now open by Proc
iamsuon, and every accommodation held
out Tor vessels coming there. Its advanta
ges as a Port, are well known to all who
have ever been there.
am, Sir your most ob't Serv't,
ROBERT COLQUHOUN,
Seareher ard Platter. az The satd tort.
Port Gu Moulc, Grand ,
7erre. Guadaiouhe,
I'd Oct. 1910
among the passengers in the ship Sally
arrived at New York from Bordeaux is Mr.
REMBRANDT PEALE and his family. He
orlngs with him number of pictures, pain.
ted for the Philadelphia Museum.
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O. Mr.. sERRuR1ER.

~ We can clear up the doubts respecting
Mr. SeTurier--A letter to agentleman in this
city has these words in French.
" Monsieur SerrIicr qui nest pas general,
mas iere d. !srccbsl, est nomme pour renpla.
GER le General Turrcau,"
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lCE-Those who have hired Negroes
~ IN Richmond, of Thomas Griffin peschv,
Hsq iHe Oh Williamsburg, belonging to the es-
tate OF the late Mrs Elizabeth Peacbv are 10
quested to return the same to MIR. Ryland Ran
oalPh' WAC IS authorized to hire them Tor the n.vt
year aud those hired in Petersburg and viii
"msourg are requested to return them Ia the
subscriber, at SlInmons's Tavern, in the town nc
petersburg, ON the expiration oftae year.
RICHARD EPES,
dGfriHtSrGfOr with tie WH angexed of
December a.
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JAMES SEMFLE,
han'r plN LLG HTFOOT DECD
Petersburg. Dec ,;

" lK0lNl A;-At Superior Court of Chan.
~, Gerry, holden at the capitol, in The city of
Richmond, the first day OF Sept 1910
William Cox and his children. namely M.I;r.
Ga Cox, Fanny Cox and Zachariah Cox. iniants
under the age OF twenty one years, by the sad
William Cox, their next friend, and Frames Re
1ro;,,. PHTs.
Enoch Orcar, executor of Scarlet M sdd;n. Pc.
Ter Iiascock and has children, namely, Scarlet.
shafnot' Fielding, Peter, Peggy, Fanny and Bet
sey, Tie infants OF whom are to be renre.ented
oy The SAID Peter Glascock, first named. 3. Jnh,,
Peyton, Enoch Reno and David Jameson
The defendants, Peter Glascock and h;s ~,
eteh' namely, Scarlet, Sharnot, Fielding. peter
,pfeggy, Fanny and Betsey, John Peyton' Enoch
Keno and David Jameson, not having enterea
their appearance and given security accordinc. ~
tue act OF assembly and the rules of this co1rt'
ana 1t appearing to the satisfaction of The corr,
mat they are not inhabitants of this country On
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel : y, ~
Ordered, That the said defendants do appear here,
on the first day Cfthe next term. and ansIyer -
Dill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of This or
der be ferthwith inserted in some ncws.nsnsn
published IN the city of Richmond, fortyo month";
successfully, and posted at the front door of ,tc
capitol, IN the said city.
C9Py. IeSte,
Nm. W. HENING, c. C.
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D1Fn, On Friday last, Major Joseph Scorr.
Marshal OF the Virginia District He was burr.
ed with all military honor. We expect tribute
to ms memory for our next paper
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EALEIcn. N. c.) Nov. 90

= VI 4NUN. TT.
James Turner. Esq was Yesterday re-
elected Senator to represent this state in
the Congress of the United States. after Sc
veral baIlotings he having one hundred and
six votes, and David Stone 80. On the
same day, Hntchins G. Burton, Esq from
Meck'enburg county, was elected Attorney
Genefal of this state; he having eS votes,
and ]. ]. Daniel, Esq 90.
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I In plain E2glish "Afr, Serrurser, who I;
not the general but the Brother of the Marechai'
(the marshal and general are the same,) :" is APP
pointed in the room of General Turrcau"--
IL is at least certain. that Mr. SerIurier is appon
ted Minister Reniootenttnry TO the u. s.
The French consular Roll, in this country, EN-.
braces one eonsni general, six consuls and seven
vice consuls.
The last;consul general was gen Felix Beauiour
he author of very instructive work Oh the
commerce and resources of the Greeks, called
" Beaujour's Greecc."--Ne resided in Phils
iadeip!iia and has lately returned to France.
Mr.. Lescalier. who fills the slippers of Gen.
bea,'lour, was maritime Project Mt n .vre--h,. is
an elderly man, and has once been in this coun.
try.
CT 1t is presumed, that the successor of Cen.
Armstrong will be sent, imm .diately, TO Pe,yi,.
Mr.. Russell, of Providence, r. Island, who is,
SAID to- possess fine talents g. an unbcndnf- nerve
is AT present charge GrSl eGai,es.
ar. Mckee, OF this city, is sort of choyg,
dcs a3a~es in the Consul Ceneralship-that IS.
consul general pro TEN. in the raom of David
Ba'ile Warden esq who has returned TO this
country in the Hornet.
According to the I'd art. 2l sect of,he cnns.:-
tuuon, the President, " by and with the advice
and consent OF the Senate" is to /" abboin, am
bassadors. other public ministers & consu!s &c :"
b Il to remove such IS Inconvenience, which NAV
occasionally spring from de ath, resignation or re
mlnvai, 1t has been found that temporary appoint
ments are Indispensable
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a many persons who derive titles to their
4 Lands from patents ISSUED under the Regal
S"'erhmeni, have, IN numOei|ess instances. been
unsuccessful m TIER applications at this office to
opta'n the evidence of their titles, owing 20 th,.
Indexes TO the record books of that period. being
not only IN very mutIlated state, but incorrect.
II may, therefore, be important to the, interests
such, to be informed, that the General Iodex Tn
those records has been carefully compared Win
.he DOCKS, m the dong of which, it was found,
mat the oid indexes omitted a number OF patents
these omissions are supplied. and sun
persons as have been hitherto unsuccessful, NAV
now probably find what was tie object of their
search. ~
The business of this Office having been for g
number OF years heretofore in arrear, BY reason of
which, persons who had returned their SURVEYS
have been delayed in getting their grants long at
ter tne period allowed by law for issuing thems
II may be pleasing to those interested, Also to be,
informed, that grants have issue d on all surveys
returned to this office, which could issue sceord-
ing 10 law, and are now ready to be delivered IL.
CHS. BLAGROVE.
Land Office. Decem !
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SIMPSONS SPEECH.
9"eS"sp@''''S fer '1ts at hi, oS-e.
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II iCHhND ANDERSON, COMMISSION.
:. - "sEFC6AHI, near the Basin, R,cb,ra.I,i
rse T'@li 70 ms friends for the liberal enco1.
by strict attention to 5uyiness-.,s ,, snu hopes,
nuance Of their fagors. '''s''I conf
December a.
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Z virtue OF powers vested in the srbsc+;l,,,-
9S ny Mr. Moses Bates, formerly of this .
tney whi proceed to sell, at T.. Brooks's ts,.a'
w we to"n ot Manchester on tile tst az rsr,.
next five MEG ROES, for cash. u S"u"Fy
I5NES H. PATTESo3y
December 4. a.
w4wT
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December a.

~ from Philadelphia, has the honor 70 "a.
MS services as Teacher in the art of danc;n~
10 the gentlemen and Ladies of this town. 10.
WIZ teach the newest French country DANCE
'ne 1woue, the Waliz, and the Hornn;ne -
AT their various ways am new steps ne viii A.
.enu private families in town. and will receive
bopy'r's 'or country schools Mrs Maher, who
VIII accommodate the ladies' win The ,,,,'~st
'ash'ohs OF Philade iphia, from whence she bss
brought very elegant pel,sses md sDencere
sney Oo'l, nope to give satisfaction to those
persons VINO WI favor them with their cons.
g ne u,ey reside at present on the main street
Dcsgrauge. vi -irs'
Richmond Decd, 80
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u Agreeably to resolution of the last
session. most of the members appeared,
partly, dressed in domestic manufacture.
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Nm. w. HENING, C. G.
December d. %
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sDe &nqsltrer.
RICHMOND DECEMBER 4 1910
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

QUERY. If fhe Federal Parry ,yere IL
foToer. hozo zoonid they haze held the rein,
OF goVernnenk 2
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~ The Senate did not form quorum

u AS 1t has been said, that MIR Giles
WISHES to retire from the Senate of the Uni
ted States, it is fit to state, that he has nc
such disposition, the Assembly of Virginia
should once more honor him with their Suf
frages
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Unconstitutional 81 Retail.
B. TATE,
Tanner & Currief,

INFORMS the public in general ana h;s
friends and Customers In particular. Thar
he has lately received from PhiIadeiph;a
and Lancaster, a large quantity of SoaI.
ckirtiny and Upper Leather, Calf Skins
and Calf Skin Boot Legs, Of excellent ousI.
ny (purehased by himself,) which in adj.
dition to the large stock in his Tanyard.
makes very extensive and comp!eat as.
sortmens of Leather of the best qualisxl.
viz:
Slaughter and Spanish Hide Sosl
Skirting, Harness, Black & Fair Bri.
Gle, Wax'd and Russette, Upper and
Hips, Coach Lining. Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, and
Bellows Hides, Wax'd Black Grand
aud Fair CslfSkino, Sheep and Lamb
Skins Tan'd and Taw'd, Wax'd Calf
and Cordovan Boot Legs and Co.ds-
van Roundings.
Also few Hundred Spanish Dry'd
Hides, --For sale at reasonable prices for
Ready Money at his Currying Shop and
Leather Store, second door below the bel,
Tavern.
READY MONEY given for good RAW
HIDES and BARK.
Richmond, Oct. Cd, 1910. Re IS d.
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JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence
y capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of

y capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
G O @ ID S,
contained in 313 packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package-viz=
Snperhne Cloths, single and Dble. ,AIi1led
Cassimeres, Swapsdowus, Dble. Milled
Drabs, Coatings, Dufils, Plains. -Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets,
Pellcse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Elan
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, .Velvcts,
velveteeo. Velverets, and Tabby Velvets,
LADIES' Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
aud Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hoilsuds, Shifting Cot
tons, White and color'd., Cotton Cam.
orlcs, Callicoes, Dimities, Jeans, a great
variety OF Muslins, GA Seeded Null! Robes,
Jubilee Corded Gauze. Cut anskD Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee 'Cordf4 ri Comet,
Birdseye, and G Diapers. TOY lNn8, and
Table Damask, Cotton and 4krS4d -Ede.
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus !.
lin trimmings, Ladies Boz dered and PrIn.
ted 'Pockst Handks. Fancy Romaiis, Mad.
rass ANDY Puliicats do. Fancy Silk and
Cottoa Ginghams, Mems SILK Hats Mems
and Eoy's Wool do, Servants Glazed dc.
Snspemlers, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Luce, Gallons, &c. sc.
Tcgctner with great variety osIARD-
WARE AND CUTLERY, and a few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
MeL's Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools, States,
fLSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS well asserted, Crates and Castors.
The balance Of the Fab supply is expec.
ted by the fret arrivals frora Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted. Cotton ard
Wool Catds assorted. Swedish and Coun..
try Iron. Jamaica and Antigua Rum, i'm.
ported in 1905. New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskey. Green Coffee, Salt, Rice, Cot.
ton Flax, Indigo. Copperas. Salt Petre.
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lufnber,
&c. &C.
Iwould, also sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur.
pentane and Rosin, $50 900 White and r. i
Oak Aogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor.
tolk, or at Cry Point. " Cash given for
Couatry Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. IL, 1910. leptfl
II
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NOTICE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
~ Their application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees ofthe Richmond A..
:adsmy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
Srst and sccond class and voluntary sub.
scriptions, and az. such are hereby reques.
ted to make payment to the sGbscri6eT to
enable ~. the build,ns committee TO pay all r-
materials this winter in ordG @ {pc ed
with the work next sprhg, it R9pg Or khe
education ofour rising I&Scny, Which of9a :
d1ents and attaches them publican Pin
cIples and gives spring sSa6sA.sy and in.
dependence. have undertaken the coilec-
tion by agreement with John Brockenbrough
and William w. Hening. Esqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. AS the building of the
Academy has progressed. considerably,
latter myself there will 6e but little trou-
BILE in obtaining the money for the purpose
Of carrying into effect'so laudable an insti-
tu.ior. ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbeufber 9th, 1909. wifi
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N &c T..

I'M Thursday the 18th day Of No
" vember next, at the'lase dwelling
house Of lucy Tayl@, decd. adioin-
ing thelot dEdmuyd Randolph, Esq.
will be sold on u sfedit of II ponths,
all the House-h5 5 kitchen }5vsiture,
amongst which h>\e double 11As and
furniture, an fegah Clock and many
other arlele& tootedils to mention.
1 he purchaser will be re- Wired to give
bond& security, to carry Interest from
the date if not punctually paid.
BEVERLY CRUMP, Ex'r.
October 18th, 1910. ids.
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Charlotte. court, Sd September, 1910.
Thomas Paulett, Pitt.
against In
+. Blsssinghsme Paulett and E.
li-atetb Paplest, admins Chanefry.
trstix Of Thomas Paulelt, az
Desis. III
THE defendant Btassinghane not raYbg
entered his apPeatalicf accoRtilE to
the act CT assembly and the tples~of this
Court, aed it appearing to the seevsiaction
OF the Court that he is not an i.Shabitaet Of
this state, On the motion Of the plaintiff
by his attorney, Il is ordered, That he ap.
pear here on the first day of December
Court nexs, and enter his appearance and
answer thu plaiuiifr's bill, and give secu-
rity for performing the decree OF that
Court, and that copy of tins Order be
inserted an one Of the news papers prin-
IN kichWond for two months successfully,
AID posted at the front door of the Court
Scsse oftlrs said county.
"A Copy Teste)
Thomas Read, &C.
tsw1