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A. I meeting Of the Commissioners, appointed to
open books ia Tic city of itichnbnd, tor the Fan
Inees' Bark Of Virginia, held at the Bell Tavern on
Thursday evening the 18th March 1872 the follow
ing gentlemen present
VIM. Marshall, Benin Hatcher, Jno.' Amber.
.Jna. g. Gamble, JOS. Seden, Colin McItae,
Cherries WhitoeS, Jno. l. Harris, Jno. Il
Ugg, Phiiip n. Nicholas, hob,. Pollard, Vat
- Seiien, and And, Stevenson. ~.
: On motion ResokVea, That Books of subscription
for the farmers Bank, be opened under the super
attendance of the Commissioners appointed by the
act of incorporation, the first MONDAY In ApFi
next at 10 o'clock, NJ. in the Hall Of the Lcgsla
ture. ~ ~. -
{ Resofpcd, That notes Of the present Bank cf Vir
GINA, will be received 10y the Commissioners in par
Of the shares, Subscribed for
Signed and published by order of the meeting.
ANDREW STEVENSON. Ctairn,ia.
Nyor.l ~
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SyALES AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday the 9th
- OF next month, will be sold by the subscribers at
the Store OF Mr.. Peter Combe positively without re-
serve al, his stock of goods, which well assorted
and IL value about $4,000. Terms, Cash for AL
suma under $50, for all OF. and above that amount
30 days credit viii he given Tor negotiable at
the Bspk of Virginia. and satisfactorily endorsed.
NoNC URE, ROBINSON s. PEASANTS.
-4rcti0nesys.
March Oh X; .,'4.... .pt ~. X; tbs
I At the time and place and cn the terms above
mentioned, will also be sold
Piano Forte, Side Board, Plate Warmer, Book
Case, Chest Of Drawers, Candle Table, Easy Chair,
Bedstead, sat Of Fire Irons, Silver Cream Pot,
half dozen Table Spoons, and two handsome Knife
Gases. NJ k. & r.
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FOREIGN.

NEW -YoRK, March 81.
Capt Mayo, OF the schooner Hero, arriv-
ed yesterday from Teheeife, informs, that
Oh the 18th Dec. the Dixie del Parque, Go
vernon of TeneriHe, who had BEEN sent out
from Spain about FIVE months before, at
tempted to raise rebellion. He was sup
posed to bcin the interest of Bonaparte !; in
consequence of which the people rallied
forth, took his command from him, and sent
him to Cadiz. The government Of Cadiz
having heard Of MS proceedings, sent dis
patch frigate for him; but the vessel in
which he was prisoner had sailed before
the arrival Of the frigate.
MFR. IoTu.
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LATEST From LISBON.

The fast sailing ship Erie, Captain Robin-
son, arrived atthis port yesterday, IN 80 days
from Lisbon The gale, of which we had
before heard, was very severely felt at Lis
bon. Captain Robinson states that " the
conduct Of Admiral Berkeley during the gale,
was highly deserving Of credit. When it
was found that the gale was SO severe, rs to
render it impossible for boats to assist the
vessefs in distress, the Admiral sent his
i ender to render them all the aid in her
power. 1t was through her assistance that
the Caroline Ann was enabled TO ret of
without damage. And il was worthy of %
servation, that the American ships were the
first that were relieved"
The Lisbon papers by this arrival. which
are to the 18th February, contain the o.E CT
al account of the capture Of Ciudad RodrI-
so, and likewise the capture Of Valencia
by TIE French. In the latter affair Gene.
raj Blake was taken prisoner, with 16,OOC
gnen.
LATEST FROM LONDON. ~
Bf the ship Erie, from Lisbon, arrived
yea,a gday, LSndoA papers are rece7Ss4 o
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vE'HE SUBSCRIBER, having forrneda Conf =
n ton in the City of Richmond, nov Offers teg--s
Public, his services in House Painting, Glazlr1sf
per and Bell Hanging, " hopes by s,sicl stteusa =
percct knowledge of the above branches to rnerit a
sAafe of public patronage. Orders left at Thomas
8 Pope's shall be strictly attended to.
- GEORGE WELLS s. Co.
March II. Il.
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lIUBLIC hUCT1ON.-Wii be sold at Public
III Auction, on the premises for Cash, at t2 o.
clock, on Tuesday the slst OF the present month
(Niarch) lot Of Ground the main Street, Shock
&C Hill, nearly opposite to Benjamin Wolfe --Oon-
tainng Al feet front, and runnng back ITO feet
It is believed, that property in this part OF the
Town, is rising in va!ne more rapidly, than in any
other part Q. the city.
March q. If
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ADVERTISEMENT subscriber having
II commenced business in the Commission Li't
IN the City OF icnond hopes by strict attention., te
inertia share OF the patronage of his friends. Ills
office is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern:
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec 81. If
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b>HE SUBCRIBER-Havng settled at the Howl
ing-Green win practice Law in the Superior &
inferior Courts OF Caroline, King William & Hauo-
yer. j. DICKINSON.
March e.. SIP =
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GALES AT AUCTION.---On Saturday the Rsth
Ssinst. vii! he sold by the Subscribers Ne re
serve at the Store Of Mr.. Meyhere SssS 'sf Hill,
all of his Stock Of Goods. For all: dee ser $50,
Cash for nil Of and above $50 Ia Of 60 days
will be given for negotiable notes with approved
endorsers.
.9nctioneers.
March o.. ids
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N1E are authorised to sell I6 acres or CRoD Nj
~ TO be laid Oft in Lots OF q acres each beir.s- q
pert OF the Mount Comfort tract in the vicinity Oft
and terms made known on application, to us
:, WILSON, DREW & ROBERTSON.
March "a. -
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(BN AuTHOITY OF THE STATE OF
MARfLANU1)
ScHElfE OF TIE

>ascoo tickets at Ten Dollars each Ss5ooeo
CASH PRIZES
Subject to a deduction Of fifteen per cent.
Stctisnary prises as follow.
First drawn ticket entitled to $4,000
Inc next 1000 do. IS
do Ticket inter the 6OOO blanks EsoOo
rsr'f s~sa .ishsa ~ the 18th aud until the a5sis
sk no ss to ssh sasfp"s 100 Tickets
he said ten price to consist of the numbers from
to 1909 inclusive, each hundred Of the said 1000 to
be one prize the first drawn hundred OF lowest num-
the seth. - g -
First drawn ticket on the ssth Ssooe
DO. 36th to 4lst $50
10. 4lst to sOth inclusive 1905
do. 55t day So 600
The Prize books to consist Of Nos 1 a 1000. -
he object contemplated to be accomplished BY
the above scheme, is emnently entitled to the favor
aud patronage of the citizens of Baltimore. The es
tablishment OF Medical College vii unquestonaby
have a beneficial influence on the eeneraf Nte,ary
character OF our city-oh il perhaps may he heresE
ter engraited the other Cole ses and thu, an unye,
sity be constituted. I. . 80 \.
It will however give us othe, inpor..,, sSv,nt -.
lit will promote spirit of investigation in the Ia
cu'ty,t viii induce young of tslents to Establish
them selves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
euro to this coamunity the hest aid that oon be af.
forded by the medical profession. II NAV also he
proper to remark that if this school should prsper
as is anfcpated it will large sums to be exnend
cd annually IN this city, which would otherwise be
drsbursed in other places. -
we presume that those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus tor the advancement of the interests of Balti-
more, Will give Us their support on the above consi
derations o-
To those who are inclined to profit themselves nj
the same time that they encourage us--we conf
IDENTITY say that no scheme Of lottery splendid or
promising as the above, has ever been offered in this
country. -,
~ The commissioners having already contracted
tor the sale OF sufficient number Of Tickets TO au-
thorize them in fixing the earliest day for drawing
that ths time necessary for making preparations viii
admit,
GIVE NOTICE, -. -
hat the drawing of the Medical College Lottery
will commence on the 1ftk day of June nsnf :
TICKETS may be had by application to the Ma.
nagers.
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HKYILL BE SOLD--At public Auction on the
w 2sth day Of April neat sPoa the premises
hnder the management Ut Messft hoDsurc, Robin
son. Pieasants the House and Lot At present oce,l
pied by. Mr.. John Aionck; part Of which j. used
O. Cabinet Shop.It is situated ON the Street lea
ding down the Hin from the Governors Hense. aud
fs opposite to the Cabinet Shop Of Mfs James Tay-
lor.--The Lot is So feet on the Street, anil runs
hack 90 feet and is n corner Lots One thousand
Dollars of the purchase money will be required in
hand; for the residue uegoci&ble notes with APP
proved endorserswill be required, i've hundred dol
1xrs payable in sx months and the remainder in is
= HENRY J.ARNHoLD::
March 81. If
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The drawing viii commerce the fourth Tuesday in
April. Present price Of Tickets SSS--entre schemes
OF either OF the above Lotteries delivered gratis to
rurchnsers. Apply rs above, where ORDERS arc re-
seyed from the most distant places, and all tended to
patch.
slMKINs x CALDwkLL.
baltimore, March 81. 81
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
IN WHICH ARE
TWO PRIZES OF FIFTY THOUSAND
tt~ DCLL-4RS,
VIII commence drawing on the 11th of June next,
when the first drawn ticket viii entitle the holder
. to FIN r. THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The subscribers have for sale number Of the
T1CREfS, which they offer at present at the orr
ginal price OF re DoLLArs; the opportunity thus
presented of purchasing chance for fortune ut the
kogvest rate should be negIeetet-as the price of
Tickets viii certainly lie raised on the Cd Monday of
next mouth. Applications from distant places by let
ter posi- paid. incosng the cash will he
y ATTENDED, TO by eitber Of the subscribers at their
Lottery Offices in Baltimore,
KEARNY WHARTON.
PHILIP II. NICEIIN,
: ~ J. I. COHEN, Jm'r.
Baltimore, March e.. - a==ts
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] Richmond, Virginia, Tuesday, March 81. 1919

the lst February They do net contain
any ii'S,Hseise Oh sreatcrrnrcrtarce than
rhi be tound$in the following extracts:
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LATEST FROM LONDON.

n the ship Erie, from Lisbon, arrived
yea,a cday, LvndoA papers are receivs4 Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-31

From London Prints receiped al Charleston.
LONDON, Jan, 1.-TWO Anholt Mails
arrived on Thursday. The letters from St.
Peterburgh are to the 21st, and they an
nounce that the preliminaries of peace be-
tween the Russians and Turks were signed
on the Goth Nov This desirable event was
accelerated by destructive battle. in which
the Turks were completely overthrow.
The Turks are said to have been surroun-
ded by the Russians, and having, by dex-
trous movement, 10000 fnen cut off and
made prisoners, the remainder, according
to the ofhcial report of Gen. Kutusow, pub
'ished at st. Petersburgh, laid down their
arms& surrendered, to the rdmber of %, coo
to the Russians.-They found on the field of
battle. all the magazines and baggage, with
SO pieces of cannon. On this defeat the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-14


"a or RENT, and possession given Immediately,
4 newly erected two story Brick Dwelling
House, situate on Shock@ hill, next to the present
residence oil Thomas Wilson, Esq, the building in
GLIDING the ground floor, has rooms in it, all with
lire places, Brick Stable, Carriage, Smoke and
Coal House, with acre Of ground, under a good
enclosure
Also, pleasantly situated on Adams's Hill, con.
yenient two story Brick Dwelling House, which las
b or rooms in it; some necessary out houses, and
an enclosed 'alf-acre Lot attached to it.
Also, one among the best mercantile stands in the
BRICK row consisting of "a neatly arranged Store,
COMPUTING Room and vault for the deposit of Goals
Ne' This is situated on the main, or street, its
intersection with 10th street, leading Bank street.
and not more than 500 yards from the landing place
of the Basin
To the north of this stand, and on the same lot is
also for rent, the one half of commodious newly
erected, Uncovered Brick Lumber-House. Those
who may rent the store, will find it to their convent
ency perhaps TO hold this Lumber House
RIO. GREENHOW.
jury .. I'm
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EeY virtue ola deed of trast executed to the sub
X , scrber, By Carter Beverley, the oath day Of
May, ITO. and now of record III the Honorable &c.
neral Court of this Commonwealth, Tor the purposes
sherein mentioned, will be sold, at Public Auction,
for ready money, on Tuesday the 18th Hay of next
month"; before the door OF the Eagle favern in the
City oil Rishmond the following parcels Of
land in the County of Cnlpcrer 10 wit-two parcels
adjoining each other, supposed 90 contain about five
hundred acres, called the Mountain Run tract, pur-
chased by the said Carter Beverley of Charles Car
ter, subject the dover life estate of Mrs Cat
lett-Also, that valuable tract in the said county,
kaown by the ofthe Elkwood tract, devised to
the said Carter Beverley, by his late father Robert
Beverley, Esq OF Blandied, subject however TO two
prior mortgages, one TO Byrd Beverley, the other
20 James Iett BY the terms of thc deed, the
Mountain Run tract is to be first sod--the subscri-
Der win convey such title only, he has under the
said deed.
WIN. G.. WILLIAMS.
July 10 tbs
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"A LOGA, cCULLST g DENTIST, oppo-
-. site MIR. John Lee, Shocke Hill, Respectful
y informs the public, that he has been sofortunate
to give general satistaStion those who have en-
rloycd him, his operations being performed without
causing the least pain Tn his practice with the best
surgeons, ocu!ists and dentists in Europe, he has
added the experience OF several gears. lie cures
diseases ct the eyes without any surgca' operations
and IN the most easy manner. lie imparts beauti-
iul white to the teeth, and cures the tooth,ache i'm
medately without extracting them. His artificial
teeth VIII be neat convenient and exactly like nat
nial ones He has constant supply of the learned
Deslraborde's elixir, which cures the seur,y, and
preserves the gums and teeth from decay.
az Superfne I'ooth-I'oqpder.
July g. H.,
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June so.

N CHANCERY.-U United States Court, fhh
4 Circuit and Virginia district, Saturday .jIay
So 1879.
Robert Gourey. Executor of the last will and tes.
lament OF Arlann Randolph, decd PltG.
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald Cary, who
was ex or OF PeytoB Randolph Edmund RandoInh.
deyisee and heir of Peyton Randolph, decd and Ro
bert West adm'r of Philip L.. Grimes, who was ex-
ecutor OF John Robinson, surviving executor Of Phil.
Up Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings.
Defenddnts,
BY consent Of tie Plaintiff, and of the Defendant
Edmuhd Randolph, IT is ordered and decreed, that
Martin Dawson and Geo Greenhow, or either of
them, do make sale Of the slaves and other froper
ty IN the ndenture OF trust Ofthe 10Th of Nav 1900
mentioned, on credit of Q and is months, taking
bond and good security, payable to them, or the one
that shall act as commissioners alOpes said and bring
the said bonds into court, to be disposed Of as the
court shall direct. The said sales TO be advertised
four weeks in three of tie Richmond ne.ys-uapers
And It IS further ordered that either of the s,id
commissioners may sell separate any part Of the said
property and it is further ordered that the decree
against the defendant Edmund Randolph shalt mo,
be enforced against lis person until the trust fnr i
disposed Of, neither his person nor property bcingl
able beyond the sum decreed To he paid by him and
by consent of the Plaintiff, and of Carter PAGE exec
utoT OF Archibald CARY, who was exc utor of Peter
Randolph. II is ordered that one of The comm,ssi.
oners OF this court do examine, state and settle the
account OF the administration Of the said Carv and
the said Randolph, on the estate OF the said Nrchi
bald Cary.
(A Copy)
Jecte,
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WIN. MARSHALL, CIR.

NTOTTCE-Bv virtue Of the rorego;pc docrce
- WILL BIZ SOLD, at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9Th dav of August
next, ut the Washington Tavern in this city. the
property embraced in the said decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, viz-Dck, Judy, and their
children, Suckcy and Lucy and Sam, Areev aud
the'rchdren, Scceondy. Mourning, Edmonia, lew
Is, Benhem aud his wife Pli'ls snd children
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children. Wat; aud Billy, and Jammey aud his wife
Dolly and child. lydia, Jenny, Willard, Lewis Al
50, the library Of law and other books, of which
list viii be produced likewise the furniture. con-
ssi'ng ~ beds blankets, sheets. house linen and o.
thcr ttrnitlre the plate NJ the said Randolph, on
ssting ut . silver cup. silver coffee pot fca hitto
do. sugar dish, silver waters, six dozen slg or
pbacton. two hovsas
The sails will commence AZ 10 o'clock
GEO. GREENHOW, Conn.,.
June So 10
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July :.
TV'owN LOTS FOR sALE.-The commission.

FS'oWN LOTS FOR sALE.-The commission
Il ers appointed by an act of the last General AS
senbly to lay Off Town at Meckienburg Cour,
House, Virginia, will Offer for sale to the highest bid
der on the premises about forty Lots Immediately
around the Court House OF the town of Bovdton
laid out pursuant to authority, on Monday the Sc
yenteenth day OF August next, it being court day
the sale will continue from day to day until all the
lots are sold. Terms of sale, Bonds with approved
security Tor the payment of the purchase money on
the Goth March 1918, Ii, aud Is.
THE COMMISSIONERS
June 10. ids
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PROPERTY e xirtne and IN

VALUABLE PROPERTY By virtue and in
conformity to a decree Of Henrco county court
viii be sold, Tuesday the 4th day of August next
that valuable Farm, called AIARRIN'S HILL, about
two miles below Richmond, adjoining the land of
Mr.. Nm. Mayo, aud the lands of the late col Miles
Seden, deed. on James ilivcr. This tract contains
about 100 acres considerable part of which is waltz
able Low Ground On the said tract is n cool two
story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barns, Stables and
other useful flouses--also, a. valuable Peach Or
chard Possession viii be given the LIST iPy Of Ja-
DpaIy next, and privilege granted the purchaser OF
sowing and putting in crop Of small grain this fall
The terms OF sale, viii he fourth Of the purchase
money payable in six months one other fourth in
twelve Months one ether fourth in eighteen months
and the remaining fourth in two years. the purcha-
GERS giving bonds and security and deeds of trust on
the Property 10 secure the payments OF the install
lnents. The land shown by Mr.. john Browning, liy-
ing thereon, or the subscriber.
WALTER SHELTON, Commissioner.
July 7. tds
N. y. Sale to take place at 70 o'clock, on the pre-
tnses.
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sfOR SALE.-Landng from on board the school,
a ner West Indian, from Charleston
100 bales fine southern Cotton-5O terces New
Rice.--And in store-20 hhds Whiskey-5O bar
res do--5O0 sacks Liverpool Salt-2OO Lagura
tides-5OO Sack Bags--5O reams Wrapping Paper
RALSTON g PEASANTS
June so. ~
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MILL be disposed of, if applied for immediately,
w the following valuable HORSES-Leoni,las.
q full blooded Stallion, years old next spring by
Wonder, out OF Dio,ned Msrc-His reputation as
racer IS equaled by few horses on the turf at this
tne---Two FLIES, by Wonder, years old Two css
2 years, and Z, wear old, by Wondcr-one Brood
Mare, by ChantcIear, II years old; and several o.
her horses calculated for variOusknds of use These
horses may be seen at Westbury {the plantation of
the late honorable Samuel Tyler) in Charles Cit,
county, 20 miles below Richmond. The terms of
sale made known by application to the subscriber in
Williamsburg.
June so. tc
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'rE7gN DOLLARS REU.4RD.-Left at the back
y of Col. Buiiock's Brick Buildings, Cary street,
Plain Silver Watch capped and ieweed. double
Gold Chain, Seal and Key attached to the same the
subscribers name, and date engraved the cap,
makers name WIN. Henry, London, on the piatc
and the initials w S. w. the seal.
The above reward will be given, il LETT at the bsr
of the Columbian Hotcl-snd all Watcl-mskers are
requested to detan it, if offered for sale repairs.
WIN. ANGUS.
J,Iv
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'EtWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-I'he above
a reward viii be paid to any person who win
bring to the subscriber, or to BurweI and Lewis
Commission Merchants, in Manchester A RED
MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, which was this dav
lost between Manchester and three miles from there
on the Petersburg road: The said Ft.cket Book
contained $50 DOLLARS. Eleven Ten dollar
notes, and eight five dollar notes. and four notes of
hand one on James johnson, another on Philip
DedmOnd, another on Xachariah Shacklelord md
the other on Vaughan; the amounts not recol-
lectcd. There were also four letters, likewise
receipts to 4 considerable amount one TO John
.. haveDscrof, of Lunenburg, to John NJ Tatc.
of MecI.lenburg, Mrs Mary u. Hamblen, Of A ne
la, X the last to Miss Mary Goode, Of Mccklen
burg one bond given by Thomas EGinonds, or Ed
mondson, OF Luncnbhrg, to a MIR Quarles, of Bruins.
wick, assigned tn VIM. Yates of Dmwitl,lic and from
sad Yates to John W. Higgiubctham, late ,r Meek.
enbuig. the aInoiint originally for thirty dollars
probably It has crcd, Of few dollars Tic above
reward viii b. given to any person who oil return
the said pocket book with its contents. when lost
HENRY BURWELI.
NeckIcn'rrg county, June 18th, 1912 If
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4 TNirED STATES ARIIv-Iavine been APP
- pointed by the President OF the u. =. PAY Mas
ter TO tl'e new army in the States Of North Caro-
hna and Virginia, Thereby motif, the officers that
am ready receive their returns and pay them and
their men.
SAMUEL. TURNER.
Pistrict Pa i9ster u. s.. .9y1ny.
Petersburg, June 25, 1879 Nv
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nd hRSHALs SAIlE.-3y virtue of decree of
Iva the Court Of the United States, for the fifth
Circuit in the Virginia District, in a suit therein de-
pending. Wherein James Henderson, executor Of
James Blair is plaintiff, and Thomas Ham and Ar
elnbald Blair, Mary u. Peachy, administrative Of
Samuel William Peachy and others are defendants
IN Chancery, pronounced the twelfth day Of June
1911. WIZ be sold, for ready money! at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, at Sterling Gary's
Iayern IN the county Of Prince George, on the 29h
day of the present month, six hundred acres of Land
&c the same more or less, lying in the said county
ea,ed and known by the name nc Dorothy Hill other.
'e called i''acks, adjoining Naycoxs, to raise GER
Gain SUMS Of money IN sqd ,iceree mentioned
WM MANN. ~. VI. for
a. MOORE, VI. VI.
July T. ,Js
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BY Thomas Richie.

CT CoNDrTIoNs.-FiveD o,l,rs year, to be
paid annually in advance. Those who do OF dire c,
their papers be discontinued the end OF the year,
will be considered as engaged for the next.-None
will be discontinued, until all arrcarases have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii he inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester
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A IL PERSONS indebted to the Subscribers are
1 a requested to make immediate payment or close
their ace cunts by bonds or notes. They will sell
the remaining part Of their stock of dry goods, con-
ssting chiefly oil Coatings cloths, Cassmerss Scotch
Linens, Threads aud Pms, very Low Tor Cash, or
notes in Town.
KIRBY, DRAKE S TAYLOR.
July 10. I'm