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WIN. MARSHALL, CIR.

NOTiCE.-By virtue OF the foregoing decree,
~ WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9th day Of August
next, at the Washington Tavern in this city, the
property embraced in the said decree, upon the
terms therein express ed, yzDick, Judy, and their
children, Suckey and Lacy and Sam, Aesey aud
their children, Seceondy, Mourning. Edmonia, Lew
is, Bienheim and his wife Phillis and children,
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife ard
children, Watt and Billy, and Jammey and his wife
Dolly and CHILD, Lydia, Jenny, Willard, Lewis-Ai-
so, the library of law and other books, at which q
list will be produced: likewise the furniture, con.
ssting of beds, blankets, sheets, house linen and
Their furniture, the plate ofthe said Randolph, con-
slsting OF silver CUP, silver coffee pot, ditto,
do sugar dish, silver walters, six dozen silv err
spoons large and small, carpets, china coach,
Phaeton, two horses.
The sale will commence at Ie o'clock
GEO. GREENHOW, Coa,,'r.
June so. Aw
G The aforementioned sale is postponed until
Tuesday the Goth Oct. next.
GEO. GREENHOW, Cen,'y.
July ~. Wtds
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ahRUGS Il MEDICINES--Tbesu bscr;ba, roc
eT pectflly informs his friends and The public
that he has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs Fitzwlysonn X Pottcr's and near the corner
OF the street leading from the main street 10 Hay-
bridge general aud we'll selected assortment q
Drugs, Medicines, Pants, sc. which lie ogeis sor
sale Oh reasonable terms for cash or acce ancrs ia
town.
JOHN McNfARA.
July 10. WI
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+ This letter has no signature, bur IL
sufhoSed 10 haze been zoYitten bv rem. Lei
COPY or ORDERS

CUT OF DRUERN.
AS the mob will always be on the alert
correspondent activity is expected from
those who have united to resist it's depreda-
tons. A slate with the names of all the de
tenders of the house will be placed in the
front room, second story & whoever wish :
es to leave the house, must rub out his name
and replace It when he returns, but no per-
son is to consider himself at liberty to de-
part, if there are fewer than ten names on
the slate.
The gentlemen who pass to and fro du
ring the day are expected to bring in all the
information they can obtain. At six every
evening, the roll will be called and no per
son will be permitted to absent ssmself after
that hour.
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VihGlNlA-ln Halifax County court--In Chan.
July 10

u IRGlNlA-ln Halifax County Court---In Chan.
Gerry ed June 1919.
Bruce g l"S'ey' PLAINTIFF.
homas boothe, William Fourqurean and Mat
thew Winfrae, defendanfs
The defendant Boothe not having entered his ar.
pearanee and given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rulcs OF this Coint----and il sp-
pca'ing To the satisfaction oil the Court that he s
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth---On ,oc-
ton OF the plaintiffs by thcr Counsel, IL is ordered
that the said deiendant, Boothe, co appesr here 90
TIE fourth Monday IN September nest, and answer
the bill OF the p'aintils--and that copy of this or.
der he forthwith inserted in oue u the newspapers
published 10 the City Of Richmond Tor a.eht eeeks
sueecssivcly and posted &c the front door Of ;hs
Courthouse OF the said County.
n Copy, Jeste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d. c. HC.
July 10. xR,,
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"a Oif;b IS hereby gwen, that application u! be
~ made TO the next Legislature Tor an act 10 epa,
he the proprietors Of the Dismal Swamp Corpsor
to she and be sued IN the name Of their Presslent
and Managers
Williamsburg 29d July. 1879 sv
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y < a. TANEY.
Fyederick-Tovn, July Path, 1912

Frederick Tosun, July "a, 1919.
SIR--1t was my intention to have done myself the
pleasure of calling on you few days since at the
Courthouse, but was deprived by indisposition /
know the manner in which you have been treated.
If can be of any service to you at any time, you
may command me. / will lose my life for you,
OTHO III. w. LUCKETT.
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merry Court-House, Md.

CcW6c-J GtuN, IRufS10v st10rDynk.
DEAR SIR-The day before yesterday l sent you
rough sketch of part OF the observations for the
first paper. Having letter from Allison and none
OF the apparatus having arrived, wrote to him to
send on the people and come himself. | expect him
to-day L had made an arrangement with rind TO
print the paper, if we should be reduced to the ne
cessity OF resortng any other Office than our own
But last evening he communicated his retraetion of
the accommodation, assigning as reason, that the
postmaster, m whose buildings the Office is kept
was fearful it sight iniure him at the palace sun
pose the true reason to be, that as Rnd is yery IL
mid man and holds the situation of a clerk in the
bank OF Columbia, he is afraid of meeting the dis
pleasure OF John Mason. Still he offers every facil-
ty by using his types and hands and loaning press
to be taken down and used elsewhere. From all /
can learn, wonderful apathy prevails among the
federaists respecting the Federal Republican, and
some have contracted aversion 10 its publication
lest they may be involved in inconvenience or brois'
his Is state OF things radically different from what
wsimpressed on me ever before. am, however. fat
tered that this repugnance 10 than a species
of delicacy which will yield rs soon as the psier 4.
set agong We shall reduce this to the test of
experience. Under present circumstances il il not
probable that we shall be able to publish on Monday
and until see Allison il is impossible for me to an
proximate the time 1t is reduced to a certainty
that without our own Office, cannot get a1oat
his - so important to your arrangement that have
sent the letter by express, TO apprize you of IL be-
fore you left town for Ellieotes, and also to reaues
your assistance in obtaining from Mr.. Gatlera Tease
=,
which the property of the late Colonel Gaitber
by whom it was purchased from Governor Lee
Should we not be able to get it, it is doubtful whe
Their we could suit ourselves in the town. Some
places, hitherto expected TO he obtained, would not
answer our purpose, and others we could not pro-
cure.
SO much idle conversation has been had respee.
ting the power and the inclination of the navy ward
70 initiate The example OF baltimore, and the injury
the establishment OF the paper will occasion In The
interests OF the town, that could mot have choice
OF houses, which to be let. Harry Gathers un
Gle has the right to lease the house aIlude TO- and
Harry himself can do in il as he likes best. II is
proposed TO lease from him the whole. excent tl,e
lower story, which is occupied rs q grocery store
We ought to pay him 81 so per annum, which Is all
that II IS wortb but rather than DC disappointed we
might go ash high as $500. II never has had te-
nant, except that in the gambling season, IL IL occu-
riedfor few weeks by blacklegs& whores. tn ems
bic us to get the paper out soon as possible,
could wish to have Mr.. Gathers written permission
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GENERAL Posr OFFICE,
Washington City, June 10, 1872
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January 16.

lie Subscribers have renteI that fine e-nrooi
Lumber-Iiouse on the Basin, built by Mr. Jas
brown, adjoining to the Public Ware House
ihey will b. ready to receive produce on Storaps
Monday the Goth Of january, and vii, charge as f5
lows, viz.
Tobacco, IS cents per HID for 10 months; if over
1-2 per month more
Flour, cents ,.r Bbl. if taken7in so days.
days. ~ ~" % 10 o.
10 1-2 cents per Bbl. il it LAYS over 60 dsvs
Wheat, cents per Bushci.
Wmskey, 25 cents per Ticrce.
Hemp, 3 per Ton, Iron, per Ton, and o.
Their articles not enumerated in PROMOTION to the
foregoing rates
And further they will engage to take Foul. ON the
head OF the Basin, provided notice is given in time
free OF exrence, and charge only the aforesaid Sto
rage.
They will also engage to deliver the produce at
focketts when the locks are in operation, at the fol
lowing rates, viz.
Cor Four cents per Barrel.
Tobacco, so cents per Icgshead, and other
irticlcs in proportion
We viii hOl ! ourselves rcsDonsle for the rc-lc,i-
Iing articles pu' under carc, cxcr- acci lcnts
by FIRE, shrnkagc ofgrlin, spirits and src ohor ne,
h'rs as are slJect to any waste. Conf, 10 b sui,
"rt 70 any cxpcnce incurred tn put tie, r. shippins
oi,ier.
when The present expence Of )raya.-e is cons-
dcred, which Goods vii hc exempt from. store
with us. It &c PRESUMED may promise ourselves n
share VI tie public pntrouagr to whom ve t,ntcr
oar SERVICES rs Comm; sion u.rchaufs rleArinc
orr utmost cSerGons to ei.e general sat ;. ctian
FIBEHT s. PURYENR
January II. Inn
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Richmond, Dec. es.
b. LEWIS,
b. BURWELL.

EMONAL.-J0H.N- g JOSEPH BOYCE
jr booksellers, Binders aud Statoners respect
fully acquaint their friends and the public that they
have removed from their former sitos;ion To the one
.1tey occupied by Mr.. tiiliair AMI the second door
above Mr. James Browns venduc Office.
The. take this opportunity to return their ack-
nowiedsments for the liberal encouragement they
have experienced, aud with grateful sense Of the
'aNors they have received, beg leave inform the
public that they have opened another store Mt Iynch
burg IN this state, where the Booksellng, Binding s.
Stationary Business, is carried on under the mmedi-
ate direction OF Joseph Boycc. JT.
They will always he rsgul;rly supplied beth in
Richmond and 1T !ynclburg, with a general .ssort.
meat o. every rc.e in the several branches Of their
business, aac have it in their power to execute AN,
orders they may hr fAyore'. WITH the shortest no
tee and on the u,nst asGnabtc terms
" u. An ass ,rtment is hourly expected of the
most approved school 5ooks, and likewise further
supply Of Stationary They have lat,!y received ::
variety OF jhe best a,t newest nicoes Of music, and
are now openng iNr sale, Musical instruments, Vic
lis, Flutes and ''ifes.
December ~. emf
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Y .rtue of a Deed in Trust, executed to me OF,
the sofa OF March, 1911, by John p. Shields To
secure debt due to John Coke which deed was "a.
corded N the county court Of James City, July term
lSll-Mi lie sold. on the 3lst OF January 1872 be
l9re the door of the Raleigh Tavern in the City OF
iii'amshurg, the following property, much as
may be necessary to answer the purpose of the
deed, TO Wit
A tiOUsE and tho LAND thereto belonging, in
the city OF Williamsburg, which devised to the
SAID ohelds by airs Larry Cooke. Tract of Land
in miles Of Williamsburg, containing 100 acres.
more or less, which ,and was purchased by the said
Shields OF Robert Greenhow Wagon and
Gear and Horses.-- Terms of sale CASH
WM. BROWNE, Trustee.
Williamsburg, Jan. O. 9tp
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virtue OF deed OF trust, executed by John
= Pollard in his lie time, and Sarah his wife, to
John Prosscr and the subscriber, aud recorded in the
county of Hcniico, will he sold on the premis
es, ut Public Auction, by the subscriber, rs the sur
wing trustee, at II O'Clock, Monday, the eth lay
of this month, if fair, fnot ut the same hour The
and fronting the erossstrect leading from The main
street to SiIocke warehouse, together witb al, the
houses the said piece of ground, for the shortest
term for which any person will take the same; and
pay In reaGy none, the of one GlGGs,td nine
hundred ard sxtysN dollars and seventy enc cents
Wit, lawful interest thercu.on, f,om the first
day Of April, 1909, due under tic sail deed OF
trust, aud thc and charges attending tic sale
WIN. AiONCURE.
La i, tbs
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= EARSsiAL'S SALES BY VIRTUE Cr A
DECREE ot the court OF tie Iniicd States,
III. htth Cirtu, and Virginia Eisti;r,, lru,.oune-
IA y suit depending ia the silt court Lct~ cen
ionias iinl rton and Daniel 3,c, s;ry vim. s.: say-
sres OF Donald aud Bnrton, panuiis, sn.i llayii
Is aud others. defentan,s-- bW be .sole. To- the
ish,f b,docr ior realty money, " Public Auction,
&c NE tage- tavcr., III the CilN ct Ki.hincnd, on
'he f'ih da. Of Fetrar, next III that react OIL d
e.p'gi : 10 the SAID Davii Ross, in the cc:nty Of
Cautbe'i, called and known by tie naine u The Ok
ford lon- " orks, much thereof rs will he ,..-
cess*ry to rase ccrtain sums Of money in s.i,. de
cree mentioned. Aad also, nuiaucr ot Sl.A V:.S,
,kewise the property fine said Davi,. Ross.
WM. MANN, y. ~ far
ANDREW MOORE, III IN
Jan. 4. ,i
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= oNERTiSEAiENr.- subs iibers findi,,s,
4 Al impossible 10 conduct their business u atyan-
u.i,e oHnt of the present comn,erci,; r1str;,
ions, and seeing no prO!s,,.Jy al providing them
ss.ves VITA an assortment OF Goods suite To the ai,-
preaching season, i,sie'y give notice, that they ir-
tc'ld TO cline .is:ncSs until TIL times becone more.
iavora5leshd that they will unt to- frs! tay of
rehy next, dispose 81 any part Of tei present VI.
tpabie Stock oi Dry Goods, wholesale and retail, nj
reduced prices. the sta 81 the same month
o'er whateve' may Te'nan, without reserve, at Pub
tc Auction.
Agong IN, Gooas at present on hand, is a capit..
ssor' meut OF speriire Cloths Cass;mcrcs, AZ Irish
i.i!cns AID Iudia Cottons.
HUBBARD s. LYMAN
Richmond, Jaa. 7. 4w
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aNES REAT AND Co. RIcrMoND, a lew
doors above the Bel-Tavcru. manufacturers O,
GoLN aud SILVER work, have Just opened an ex-
tens'v snd wells .e" c assortment H. the above lin,
which they o'Eer to the ,:r'ic o" moderate terms
SONS. sting ." Pearl, Topaz, Comedian and Plain,
JEWELRi-Piatc,i Goods Comprising almost eve.
~ fashionable article and very complete assoyt-
ment of SILVER WARE and Tortoise she'll Combs
-tos cther with well assorted stock OF Military ar
ticles.
- Orders from their friend will be paid the strict
rst attention to.-Cash for old Silver and Gold.
Dec. Ii. ,
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~ RGiNlA AT a Superior Coum If
Chncery, holden ~ IL Car;toi in e.
City of Richmond, the Cad day Of September, 1911
David lendersonand Alexander duncan. admr,s
of William Drnnnond, deceased, phs.
gainst
Thomas Southctmb, Robert Patton, Charles
|r ,8 and job. Wiosham, Dsfts.
The defendant Thomas Solthcomb, not having
entered his appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that he is
not an insb'tant of his coun;ry-on motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, IL is ordered, That tn
said defendant DO appear here the FIRST dav OF the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and
thata copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond, for.
two months successvew and posted at the front door
o.; the Capitol in the saih citv
Copy. Tcste,
WM. w. IENNING, C.
November %. ysu,
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\ Tx istl, of Fcbrdery. 1912, nil positively lie
SOLD publicly, 10 the hghssl bidder, nj farnham
.isch IN Rlch.nond eouut., IA. pursuance oi n decd
ftrast dated 2ist of january, 1879, made b, Tho
,as Sydnor to us, as trustees for john w. Tomlin,
administrator oil Walker ron,lin, deed, 10 satisi,
certain CLAIMS specified in said deed several valuable
Lots adjonns said church, containing about trty-six
acres, well inprovet--.so four Negro Men 1.-TWO of
whom are valuable 8h.eksmilhs) two Horses twenty
eight head oi Cattle and a large stock OF Hogs pa,
nents two,h''s cash. and the balance in six montl,s,
hearing Interest from the sale with s,ch -cc;,gily as
Wi, then be required. Any two three % us will
act trustees.
VINCENT aBSANUANI,
BARTHOLOMEW McCARrY.
CEORG L SAUNDERS,
JOIN NJ. iERBY.
Jan. ei. w'wp
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TINVRE JaH nv, II.
Translated for the Federal Gazette

CARruAGENA. Nov

0''' - ''Ott"' . ~ az Il! u.
CARrHAGENA, Nov. 10.
we know, by safe conveyance, that the
troops who garrisoned the Bank, have al
deserted, and that the traitor Carr &valla
VIII Commanded them, was obliged 10 aoan
don that post.
COMMERCIAL ADViCE.-The pun
l>herS OF this pa. ave received frno
Parran9nila, PAPER of late late, from
"hlch we extract the blowing:
Ihroush the indulgence OF he order OF
ne -upreme jun,a of this province, which
pernits rom this day, the LIST of October
ne lree export OF provisions of all kinds
'ut OF the Kingdom appointing for tina.
purpose the ports of Sabaniila & others, We
low endeavor TO augment the price of our
abour, as we have the greatest harvest O
gram ever known in these parts until now
however, we have vainly awaited the arr
al OF essels, VINO, perhaps, ignorant OF on,
abundance, have omitted coming. We
therefore avail ourselves of the means o
your paper to give information to master.
OF vessels, that carg es Of grain can b,
obtained Tor jamaica, Trinidad or Cur
raCoa.
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9 COMMISSION SiNESS.-The subscribers
- having sssoc'ated themselves in business, under
the FIR OF Benitnin Lewis Co in Richmond
and Blair, llurGell & On. IN Manchestar respec,.
fully tender their services tn the ablc as orniiss
IN Merchants in it, various departments aud pledc,
themselves that every attention VIII be paid to give
general satisfaction to those Who may think prone,
to entrrst business TO their maragcmeut.
- B Lewis can be seen ut any time at the Easl,.
Tavern, where his Oihce is kept y. Rurwelps OF
nee is on the Main-streetnearly opposite Manchester
Old Warehouse
b. LEWIS,
Il. BURWELL.
Diebnnpd AZ
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3 Cumberland October county court, lsi1.-
n James Roper, Richard Allen and Thomas johns
trustees OF Bcnjamin Sims, plaintiff in Chancery,
.}gain5t
robert smith, an absent defendant, in Chanccrv
IL appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the court this, the
defendant smith IS not inhabitlnt nf this state On
motion OF the plaintiffs bv Their counsel ordered ilaf
The defendant smith do appear here ON the fst ,av
oi hcSt February court, be held for this county
and give security for pcrorinng the cercc of ;i,is
c"lt-''ni copy Of Ibis order be inserted Tor two
i1"nt1s s,cccssy"I" in some ncws-;iapc~ printed i,
the civ Of Nchm1nl n,d another copy be posted At
tic from. dor oi TIL court house.
Attest, is. HOBSON H. e r
D.. 'nbrr II. ,,e,
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4 IN IS, MILL s. SLAN YES FOR bF.-Pur.
Il 4 sgaat TO The last will f RALpi WOl!AiE.
LEY, esquire, of RCscgi, and OF decree in Cham
Gerry, vii be sold ~ iubic auction. on "wednesday
the 18th February NJ, iffir, no the first fair.
day, TWO FAR :, on pamunkcy river. in the
county OF Ning Widiam----nne known lr lie
name Of QUEEN FIELD, containing iOD acres
the other is ca,,cd WOODDYs, containing 200
acrcg, together wth valuable Merchant Mill. on a
never-'''Iiug s;rrim, and Store House, within Q
miles oi Hanover Town, and 81 Of The city Of Rich
mond--Thc mill works -four pair If stones, with
the most approved machincry, and Cotton Gin
Being situated near navigation, in n rich wheat cou-
trY wiki many local advantages, renders this pro
rerty truly desirable.
The Fartns arc part of Maaslin Loige Estate
Conc 0i tic most productive in Virginia. their sua-
ton and fertility Of soil being generally known, les
nc, mcd unnecessary To give Minute description
The sale viii take place ut the Mil ON the follow
ing terms, one fourth IN so DAYS, iit at ~ months
and tic balance at years, TO be secured by notes
ravabe to the lcgatccs Of said Wormcley, ut the
Bank IN Richmond. with approved endorser, and
deed Of trust on the property carrying interest
from the datc--on same dav aud place, will be
sold for Cash, Twenty SLAVES, Of the estate of
sqil fcsqtor; so may as will, with the sale of
Che anI and mill, be sufficient to discharge the lc-
gacics
Mr.. James Fox, Nanskin Iodgc, viii shcw IN,
property and pats ofthe land to any person wisliu
30 view The same
(Sigued)
ELEANOR wORMELEY "a
CARTER BEVERLEY, n'"n'
JOHN CIBW,
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FE%tE Subscribers, having formed con-
4 lection, respectfully ;ct,iutnt The pub-
i.c tina; the co. jLHiSSJ0.y' BTr.SLN-E IS, here.
t1.orc carried Oh by Richord anderson, si! from
t.'s date, b; conducted lay them, under the Firm oi
.2NDERSJ.T s. BL.3L2.
They hsve provided corun,odious Ti,c-r1o.ed
Lanher-tonse, i" tde vicinity Of the 6asin for the
reception OF Flour, e. AN hope, b. attention bu-
sness, 10 si''re COTTON Of Public patronage Their
counting room will be the heretofore occupied b,
r. 4
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December 10.

n CONGRATULATIONS County, s;oyem-
2 be- court, 1911.
Higgnbotham, Brown * Co ToPG
IS.
VILLAIN Canniare and Littiebcrry Doss, Deffs.
On the motion of the plaintiffs Nv counsel and il
appearing TO the Court, that he defendant Canni-
'"re has removed TO parts unknown 1t is s reed s.
oraereI That unless the said Can. fare shall appear
here On or Heiorc larch next 81 answ he lin;
OF the plaintiffs the viii then proceed tn take
the sT"'c for confessed as to him, and decree the
matt, the, ID nceor'mgiI, aud that copy Of this
order be forth With inserted in some one r The upb
News papers IF the CITY Of Richmond ror 9 months
successiveiy aud another copy he posted 40 at IT,.
front door of the courthouse of this county
Copy
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gNAsHrNGroN HENRY AeApE,,v.-,,.

ESTASHINGToN HENRY AcADElyy--;, ,ba
county Of Hanover, is now yacant.--Tbr t,r,s.
ices WISH to employ gentleman OF good moral a,,,3
literary character to preside over thst nstiiftoa o,.
1 r present year he Latin and Greek lli,,., cs
English Grammar, Reading, Writin. Ar;,j,n.ts,;
and the Sc ut the Globes, are the branches which
they would be gad to have taught The situation Of
the place IS pleasant and remarkably healthy about
Twelve ihies from Riclimond-Fhcre are several to-
:,cnents attached to the place thar viii bc TO-, 81.
use oil the President. The neigbonihood is agreea
be, and sufficient ofitsclf to afford encouragement,
TO AN attentive teacher. Application to be made TO
'e subscriber who viii convene the trustees for the
purpose of making choice.
THO. TINSLEY,
:, President ofthe BoarI
Hanover, Jan Of. IL
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UNNWiY from tie subscriber, living in uaii.
q tax county, Va. on the 22I lay ~ December
last, 1egro box NCOB, II or ~ -etrs Vt ace ii.
" Ah wen made about common colorr--hs hal on
when hc started, new suit Of negro cotton c,athcs
ana 60 RED some old cl0qtles with him. Jacob was
brought ont Of iccnmack county, to which place =
expect 'e Is aiming 70 return. 4 liberal reward win
De gwen to any person that win secure tho said ne
gro and INFORM me by letter sent ~ Halifax court
h"He' JAMES r. MEDLEY.
jan. ~. So,
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M ANTED to Hire, from Is TO co .l-cGRO'
MEN, to be employed in the coal business.
at the Subscribers plantation James River MIR.
Richard SIMPSON, r. who lives IT,. l,'acc is a,,t,,
1s,d to contract Tor them---ani any communication
to him in the Subscribers absence. NAV he made.
through Mr.. Wortl,am at the Bcl-ravern
INC. EiCkX7.E
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virtIle of deed Of trust, executed tn tI, snI,
sc',her, by Charles Burton, of Chesterfield coun
'y' on the 7t' day os Marc! 1902 to secure The Doy
Incnt OF debt due T. Poi!ol:, Trriway s. Co. and
sold, on the premises TO the highest bidder fr .sb
on saturday the Sth day Of Feby. next the tract of
LAMP on which said Purton resides. con:.;n;,,e
tSree hundred and iorysz acres, or so much ;hcre
VI as wa satisfy me debt aforesaid witt! interest and
cost attending said sale The Subscriber will convey
70 the purchaser the title vested in him rs trustee
ROBERT GRAHAM, 7lnsfee.
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