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EY virtue O. deed Of trns; exgenfod on re -
DAY ot dHre 1919, by Mourning ijpscoulh. 10 GO
cure to George Slaughter certain sum OF r,o,ev
therein mentored---
M IVY. he sold Tor ready money, On fhe sih d,v
w ot December next ensuing tbe date hersDf
lonr hundred and four seres of LAND. e,be,.s, a. -
said Mourh.ng Lipsccr,B resides, lying situate anil
heinz in The parish OF Saint John and eoun,r ~ [inc
Wifl'am--or 50 much az vii be sufficient 10 psv s;S
hundrch and twcnty,four dollars and twelve cent?.
WIN 'nterc.t iron the 2srd dav of June 1919. nj
psd and 81 contingent; charges tnat ynay be n,o
~ in carrying this decd into execution.
HARDIN LlT11EPAGF, Trustee.
November 3. oil.
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e. 0FiCf.--A General Meeting Of The Mn.us,
hssurapce Sosieiy 7gainst Fire on ;,nildirgq of
he ''ste Of Virginia, las been Ad;cornrI to Mon.
ray b % az Of next rontr--ehen TO be held NJ
The Capitol in this eitv. ' -
SAMUEL GREENHOW. p. a.
RchmonS.. lIov. ls 1915 ysv
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DRY GryOy,s.

5iENi.tsf'N !ENyELi., from N.r.yo.,.
reeanhf informs his fri-,ds and ~. nnh,;s
~ " IN opsnsd nes,y o., este he Bell isverp.
q loe in'nl Street \ new and e,esant s,,,-t,,.s,,
" ssie seu fancy s''o1s, suitable Tar the r,,en, 4
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irt tc ms opened neSiM ,:t.f S.r
Tor ir,in) Street. new and e,ae.,, 's'h,
s'"ns' suitable lar the Present tx
o".e snpe'hne bread I, Do. Gcrt'er,e,,si,
,,.''S .ssor,.d eo'o"rs, ''IJo. Lqt y
~, hoe aud low rn. -, ELK, kid j..,,...
ID s.,,'.s 'nehssin aud corfu.
iron rciis- do !; t;.,t,.,,o,.,
,,.;o,t an" single H'ssk X eoour.,, ! CO
'"'" eassi"neres as slawis -
DO. Berlin, Nsnches- WAT co,,,,t., 'e''s'
ter * silk e,asis R,a,k L ~,
Trunk fancy N;arsei. chief. '''''''er-
les and worsted vest Six and c,,,,, ~
ing, ,,.ev.. '""on 'sre
no Tolioett sud com. ss7ss
do. eh.,,, 'HhSs sts
bale rose blankets. ! l. sk "a so.
Salisbury and white s. mire s,d CO.., ', ,
rec 1arneis. s:,t sha,,ia "'''
~" ea''nanco = i1is' & = plain L
l runk green anu black linen ca,,,,r;, ~
bonSaz.tis Yo,s, 49,,
~ = q q q cotton .nst,rgribs.ns
cambrcs assorted. Black Ga;r,,, -,
if, - and A.. black Silk and isnds..a,.,
and cocair,,i do L.r.t;r '''''"s "A'"-
81 AL Ga tw'd and Silk a., h,,-,.
fenGed 10. M. i','s'
- ard s assorted s. crlona h...,, : ',sf-
Inns, eo.,,. 'srrro ,snd
a. G d aconet rus. Rea, ami
lin, ,",ninnn RI
~ jernnned and seed s.rch.,s "'''' MANS
ed csn.brics. Ch;,,i,e.,,sS
- amt ID plain and ! White n colo,-,a 49,.
. & "uH eo:io, bnlis
ing dressed and undrss silks
~ Colsrain eir,',c. les,
4 Irish linens sssort- MILNE, .,d Co.,
. I Ladies' Mororso indis.
n,n''',es escorted, pensahlcs
u,..;.'e" corded plain Real Pearl beads,
:,e anu common Thread lace bultore
esnn"snamt' Shirt buttons.
SILK gnsrars, I,obLins
case Domestic stripes Siyer penc;, cnr.. -
~ ~" S'nghan's, pencils,
Do white and brown Gil, and n,,.,,, 900, -,
Domestic shirting, vas, huttoas "'N'
Cbac,. '""eo' Back iett butsons,
BED ticking, Poke, 5oo,.,
Tr,ttee''ng' ltazors,
White and brown Y,is DoubIa 49,
t,las linen * cotton pen knives
1,,'.,h, Knives and forks,
."hs naeS, piaId and Scissors,
tn.en usrNes, Socks FIR ciiiiGrar
- u'thohe s,pehnss Wehster spring ne. ena
Do. ladies' silk. cotton | Pound Mn,
and worstei hosiery, Zine too.b e,-,h. g.,
10 ' III 'ne nope OF sharing the favors of The n,.t
c In general VII endeavonr In have az a, 49,
mp'e supply in order to meet their at,en,r, ."
October 81 4. ~''s''''n'
81, TTses,sed, and For Safe, nearly opposite Ike
so'9oo ID. Loaf SUGAR, 4. boxes Cs,ton c,,rs..
," nan , nnXes lO.is and 40 do. do. $40 Window
So 50 issEo,s Crawley * 8 ton sistered Steel,
] so reams Writing PAPER,
40 do. Wrapping do.
50 Kegs j, fF y FTP ard 10 DO eannou--gr,p-
DIVINE Gun-Powrier
=, seroons Spanish Fiotsnt INDIGO.
~ az kegs ground Ginger, $50 10. Csus;a,
~ bags Peprer, IS do Pimento
md $tdH rrcei7,@ IN y G.-, J,,,.
10 bids. first quality Nfuseoyado Sr~ar
IONS Glnnher Salts
30 30 barrels British refined salt pc,rc,
- boxes Glass Jdr,blcrs ,isrt F,e,.,,
n. b. A Grand Fnrte Fisno, which lye J',o+
,ue nstd--"'so, an Eight Day Clock, ths, go,
F, nIne' and ~ every respect is equal 60 a,y =
us eiiy--ior sale by - "''s ~
NoTember S. IF
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nr suhTeribcrs having purchased the interest or
~ "en' So'ertsor in the rorcern of Tp;/,o,
I'reD g Po6crtson bee eave to nforoa cir tr;s so
,t they viii continue business under the firm Of
THOMAS VII sO,-
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sf, RpGATtON The suGseribor intenss. rlyc
81, ear 10 reinova 10 his own place. hall
il'i'e r.io~ teorse's Tavern, a, which phase he
WI vi eon'in,e 's.scho@l ,--Resding, Writing, Enc
psn 'sr-nlins; end Arithmetic, win I've tsughf for %
'ip'.nispsr ssho'ar--the ictrnsi Language ;Ati,.
@.iye bosrdcrs 20 dollars FOR ihs term. or.-b.,r
nsd y fdYanee, the bosr5ers finding tler swn beds.
DC 'er'o 81 tuition VII be ten months, v.ina
On the 9th Of Ja1usrv
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
''occhlani, Nov r. WIN
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LAND FOR SAT,F

LAM a ON SAAts.
tx virtue " Deed Of Trust executed on the 2fst
- day &c FEB Isif, nv Sarn'l Hobson Of 20 rbs.an
eountyte secure to the Executors Of Ias Allen Bred
'ey. ssin o. money therein mentioned and cost.
viii be Sold ly the trustees or orc al diem. on
orday the 9Th of December rext, tn the hisEegt biz
DER Or ready money, nj he bopse OF TTug, Frsnci
On the buckingham roHd in the sboYe-nl to,,,.,i
county,
ONE TJ7.4CJ' or T.qNT,.
Conaiuipg NV estimation, three hundred md t,-ertv
eight hnres, ieinE the same wherein tte Aforesaid
Samuel Ho55on now resiie1.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
November IL ttsp
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aVo lHt. FUBL'c--The subscriber, al pxe.ent
In the state Of Ohio, viii attend on reasonable
state and IN KeHtucky--ts zcclous and fsitst,,i
efutnS Tor the benefit Of his employers, may be DE-
penoec upon. Any person wfsliing TO avail himself
VI rvs services, WI please To address him by the
county, Ohio, and send him the necesssI ,cs,.. oe
attorney withent deiay--He expects 10 remain i.
o'e western country until the erslins .rrinr,
WILLIAM BYRD.
Nov 10. w{w
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HONOR TO THE BRAVE.
GENEVA. Nny. 8

6ESEvA, Nov. 3.
The hero Of Erie, the gallant Gem. Perry, arrived
IN this village on Sunday afternoon horseback, un-
attended by rny person. He was greeted on his ar
rival by national salute iron, FOUNDER OF Capt.
Rees' artillery company. On Monday morning he
proceeded on his way TO Newport { r. l. } the resi-.
',cnce OF his family, where he viii spend the winter
Com. Perry informs thst the Indian chief, Tecum
>eh, WIS killed at the capture OF Proctor's army -
that he went to see lim the field OF battle after
ne wa, dead, in company with British officer and
that the identity OK lila person was put beyond all
question.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-21
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Opposite the Eagle Tavern
'HIIE Subscribers having entered into Co-partner.
Il ship, under the firm OF
1. Is. SEIXHS, e Co.
Respectfully inform their friends and the public in
general, that they have just received from the ma
nutacturers OF New-fork, Philadelphia and Ba!ti-
more, 50 trunks Shoes, comprising very general
assortment OF the following, viz:
Ladies black and coPd. Nj orocco slips and tics:
DO. do. do do. do. London dressed
DO. do do do do. with Buckles
Do. do. Seal and Cordovan Slips, trimmed s.
with buckes
Do. do. Morocco walking and cork soIes.
Do. English and American Kid slips of all CO.
lors, plain, full trimmed and with buckles.
Misses black and cooured Morocco slips and ties
Do. coloured slips
Do Leather Slips, Ties and Bootees.
Childrens' black and cold. Morocco Sins, Tics &
Bootees.
Gen,emens' and boys fine Shoeo and Pumps.
DO. do. Shoetees: W..
Together with large assortment of mens', TIC.
meas and boys common Leather Shoes.
ALSO =
Playing Cards Desilver's Manufactory1: Walk
ing Canes: Trunks Brushes: Hat Covers: Chit
drens' London Hats and Feathers
Do. Worsted Socks and Stockings.
Chenille and other trimmings:
&, Which they will dispose OF at the most moderate
| prices Tor cash or approved paper.
III. MARKS,
i. ID. SEIXAS.
January H. lw
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~ gives Measure to learn, that The .yfilfnry H.
sade my at Wes4 Point 10 audcrgO.nV Beg arrange
E.ent, and tnAt large number o. Cadets are To- be
81 nitted for instruction in Military Tactics. From
tne teus ni those who are 60 have the direction ~
Vie Institution, Wth lhe acknowledge abilities of tie
professors r the several b s"cl,es, We nay with
pleasure anticipate, t.t ~ lev years. there will
Snanats irOu t,st Sc .inary, young gentlemen. Who
will DO honor to the stations t,ey sy he called ug-
sustain, snd TO c0viacs tse public, that Jeiore
sp Officer Instruct the men audrr his command,
u j. ss.>e.@ry t.st a. h.AssW should ~ prs,oasl
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SHARL0TTE COURT, Sd November, 1879
" MsIy Freeman Administrative Of Gideon Free
man deed. nm.
3gain,t
Philemon HUT jr. and Daniel II. Barnes, adminis
rs ,T, 0, rb''emon Hurt Sr. deed. Ggf't.
Tic defendant Philemon Hurt IT. not having en-
,efea hrs appearance ding to the act of ssem-
wy anu the rules ~ tbs court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court tht he is not an n6ab
l'au; o TINS state--on the motion Of the plaintiff by
her attorney, 1t is ojiered, that he appear here on
Tie iirst day of February Court next aud enter Nj,
appearance and answer the plaintiffs hill, and give
Security Tor performing the decree of the Cour1. *
That copy Of this order be Inserted il some news
paper pr'nted ia Richmond Tor two moaths fucccs-
Hscy posted st the front door OF The Court.honse
OF the said county
Copy. Testc,
Dec. ~ "a.
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S Il Z =

S Il L p
"ILL BE SOLD, ON Monday the twert,
w fifth inst. it .air, il the next air day at
the late residence OF Samuel Dabuey, decd. IN The
lower end oil the county OF Louisa, thirds o the
TRACT OF LAND
whereon the said Samuel Dabrcy lived, in two lots
OF about two hundred acres each about twenty
Likely NEGROES,
consisting OF Men, Women and Children; Stock Of
all kinds and the crop al Corn raised upon the plan
tation during the las, year.
Twelve months credit viii be allowed, for all Sums
over ten dollars IN value, rpon the purchasers exc
cutting bond with approved security 10 the Executor,
carrying interest from the date, il not punc,maly
pads Cash viii be expected Tor all sums under ten
dollars, TO secure the debt from the sale OF
the Land. Il deed or deeds OF trust upon the lot
OF land, will be expected be executed by the pur.
chaser or purchasers.
CH.7s. D.qB.NEY, .h.
Executor Of Samuel Dabney, deed.
January 16 "a,
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IN ERROR CoRRECTED.

1t is due to the character of general TAnnsllPs
brigade, to state, that general Smyth is incorrect
when lac says that eouGt-Inartia Of this brigade En-
sd q man twelve aud haH cents fer deSeyffoB.
The fact il, the fine imposed for friag ggithin
the HAes, contrary orders, and nos To-. dVsertioD
ami suitable repriulaud WAS given by th. command
ing general, to the oo1rT, at the time when the sem
tenee forwarded 20 hun for his appreciation.
Nor did the genera! desertioh alluded TO in that
note, take place until aifer gen. Smyth had (aiieG
20 jazf! his promise to S1s4s lie Niagara
pit.sJurk Mcrcurv
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EoR SALE at the Pcnitentary, by order of the

ErOR SALE at the Pcnitentary, by order of the
Z Executive, four likely Negro Men, who have
been condemned and their punishment committed
TO Punishment, one of which is a Shoe Maker, aud
all in the prime Of life Also, the following articles
on the most reasonable terms for cash, materials
wanting for manufacture in the Penity, viz. from
Sd to cod cut nails and brads; Cd to sod wrought
nails and spikes Of any length; brass mounted and
plain Crates, Tenders and Cnder Shovels, Traces,
Axes, Hoes, Hinges and Chains, of all descriptions
Spun Cotton, from No. TO No. 6 cotton * wool
en- Cloth; Mems, Womens' and Childrens' Shoes,
the greatest variety; also Boots & Bootees; Horse
and Mule Collars, Breeching, Sack x Belly Bands,
Carriage Braces, Brides, &c; Bed Cords, leading,
chalk and garden lines, seine, wrapping and carpet
twine; whec-barrows, flour barrels tobacco and
lard kegs blowing and powder horns, morocco
hats and horsemanS' caps, and variety Of other
tieles, too numerous for insertion. Some OF the
foregoing articles will be sold reduced prices hav-
! ing been I0ade time
| Articles cent to the Penitentiay to repair, &c.
must be taken away in three months, or they will
be sold to pay for such re>irs Ten pair boots and
Eve pair OF shoes OF that description, now for
sale.
! All letters by mail to any Of the Prisoners, also
letters business to the keeper must be postpaid
For every slave put into the Penitentisry for safe
keeping, ten eents per day viii be required for their
board. Orders for Peuteutiary Manufactures
strictly attended TO and executed by application to
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Keeper s.
Agent.
Who viii also sell 7OO0bs of hoop scrap Iron, and
/ by direction of the Executive, will purchase for
wheels md carriages for field pieces suitable white
/ OAK timber; also pune and poplar plank and scant-
| ling for tc use Of tic PeniteEiiary.
! December 20. w.t.
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~ ollCE--rnrs"ant to decretal order of the
~ county court of CabeIl County made in the
cause therein pending, wherein John BRYAN May.
well, 4nna Maria Maxwell, and Elizabeth Bryan
Grant infants under twenty years OF age Ly
George u Maxwell their next friend coin plain
ants, Il James Ray is DELI.
The undersigned commissioners will proceed to
sell s; public sale on the ed day of March next at
the court house of said county for ready money a
tract ofand lying and being in said county on the
waters Of Guyandotte river, containing ten thousand
acres formerly the property of the said James Ray
also moiety of another of Land living aud be.
ing IN said county on Mud-rver fork of Guyan-
dotte river, containing forty thousand acres and alop
formerly the property ofsad James Ray.
EDMUND MORRIS,-
.,.. and Comrs.
E''' MANOAH BOSLICK.
Cabeil Comfy, Jan. IawAwp
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Naturalization we believe it to he a melancholy
truth, that at this time there in our army, 3
great number OF officers who do not know "a single
correct principle of Military Taeties.-Ihe present
Institution is under grea, obligations to colonel Will
ams, lately the frat officer in the corps, for lis in
detatgable attention to the education of the gentle
man under his dircction--and it is much TO he re-
GREETED that his merit has not been honors ably
rewarded; his successor we have doubt will
crit himself To do every thing within his power To
make the Institution useful and honorable to his
country. Bosfea Plot.
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e. DUCAIION-The subscriber respectfully re.
I'd turns his thanks to his friends and the Public
or their liberal encouragement, and Informs them
that he intends to continue his SCHOOL the ensu-
ing year-in which will be taught Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Algebra, Surveying, gcometrica!ly *
by latitude and departure; the English Grammar,
The Latin, Greek and French Languages Geo
sraphy, Rhetorck, national nd moral Philosophy,
Tuition each Boarder finding his own bed bedding
and Candles, will be 500, or SIc5 including Iodg,
ng.-Thc term will commence on the 18th Janua-
w, and end ON the 18th December--A Vaca-
ton WILDE given from the Goth jane to the Goth
July.
knowing the great anxiety which parents have
! for The Improvement of their children (being him
self pareuO he assures those who may commit
pupils To his care, that the greatest attention viii be
paid to their meras, aud the utmost endeavors n.
sed to promote their advancement in literature
IWO's. IL. COLE.WHN
Caroline county, Nov 20. wSwu
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NJ RGROES, STOCK ,&c.FOR ShLE.-Pursu,rS
~ TO the last VIII aud 1vstsment OF David Dick
eoson decd, will be exposed to public sale TO The
highest Bidder for ready money, Tuesday the
18th day OF January next ct fair, if NOT the nry, far
day. at his late residence in Caroline county the
following oiaVes, TO wit Andrew, Sam, Moses,
George, Brutus, ArBistead. Gritty, Amey and Nam
the sum Of four hundred and ten pounds fourteer
si'lings and two pence, also some Stock and bonse
bold furniture, on months credit, the purcbasers
giving bond with approved security, to carry Inter-
est from the day oil oaie Fnot punetuaily paid
ID. DlCKENS0N, .qd,,.'r.
Tih the oil annexed sf d. DickeasOr Gec'g.
Dec. %.
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siTFrY DOLLARS HEWARD-R anawav ,ro.,
4 the subscribers, residing in NIaury ccuiry,
ienncsse) two negro men, to wit ISAAC .lt
HARRY. Isaac, about rs years OF age, about
feet 10 or IL inches high, very likely trim made
fellow, very black, quick spoken had on when he
went away black tar h.t half worn, blue eivih
pantaoo.s ,nd short roundabout coat-aiyo ~. old
biue snrtout coat Harry a Stout made fellow, a.
Bout so years OF age feet Dor 10 inches high. at
yellow complexion, bnshy head of wool. i,ilI
mouth, sneaks slow 9nd weak, some white sl,eeks
on his upper lip, lac has his side -, the
stab OF knife, had ~ wheu lac went away y hats
c'led a satin beaver hat, halt worn, Il red flannel
shirt, smoky brown cloth roundabout coat, io.v
cloth panta.oons the upper part ut his shoes zee
sph--Ihey were purchased i'll the city OF Eor.
folk, in January last which place it is thought thoy
viii so to-The above reward will be given TO auv
person who will deliver the said negroes to ,l,s
subscribers or secure diem in any goal that we get
ii,n agsin, with all reasonable expenditures.
SAMUEL II. WILLIAMS.
VIA. BRADSHAW.
DecS3 wSwp
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Z CARO-.jIRS. ROSE, takes this method Of
"a returning her thanks to the Ladies' for their
y liberal patronage, and informs them that she has
declined business in favour OF Mrs. McCart, who
viii be enabled from the present arrangement to
have the newest fashions from Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Mrs. Rose will suprrintend
tie business this winter for Mrs. Mozart, and pro.
misses TO select llie spring assortment, which She has
10 doubt will give every satisfaction
Mrs MeCart begs leave to assure the ladies that
no exertion shall DC wanting on ler part TO nsrit u
share NJ their iNyOurs.
January .. If
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DRY Goods,

VIZ:
Superfne Coating, Flannels, FRIES, Kendall Cot
tons, coarse Yarn Hose, White India Goods, Dim-
ties, superne Callicoes, and great variety of other
articles.
Daily expected from PhiIa 10000 lbs. Pennington
labelled Sugar in boxes and barrels--also, by the
ship Abigail. from Liverpool, 500 sacks real Liver
pool fed-and from Baltimore, Whskey, Brown
Sugar, and prime Green Coffee.
We continue to make liberal advances in cash, on
all consignmcnts entrusted to our care-and having
most commodious and completely fire proof Ware
House, well prepared for the reception Of Gods
.hOncare, Robinson s. Ple&sdnts,
AuctiOneers,
CorBe, Of u s. 18Th street., osd opposite
.ShockOe Wa,e-Houso
January q tf
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(BY AUTHORITY.)

AN ACT.
Approving of the report OF the commissioners ap.
pointed by the Secretary ut War, to ascertain *
settle the exterior line of the Public Land a,
West Point. in the state of New York.
BE is enacted by the Senate and House of Re
tresenta.ices Of tie United States of 4,nerfca in
Congrers assembled. That the report of the COM
missloners appointed by the Secretary at War 10
settle the exterior line of the Public Land at West
Point, in the state of New York, with the adjoining
proprietor, conformsby to an act to authorize the
Secreiary at War to sscertaia and SETTLE by the ap-
pontment OF commissioners, the exterior lire Of the
ruol,e Land at West Point with the adjoining uro.
prietor, besnd the same is hereby approved.
III. CLAY,
Sfeaher Of the House Of Representatives.
WI. ii. CRAWFORD,
President Of tie Senate, pro ternbore
Jan. s, 1913.
Approved, JAMES MADISON
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AND FOR SALE.-In conformity to the iii.
Ma recuons ct the last VIII and Testament OF Col
John Harvie deceased, shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at the door of the Bell Tavern in
THIS city ON Thursday the 4th day of February next
il fair, ii not the next fair day, Tract o Lard ly-
ing IN the county OF Chesterfield supposed contain
about seven hundred Acres. The land lies contig-
GUS to the lands of Mrs. Smith, of Peter T. Smith,
Clarke, Gnode, and others, and is situated shout
or miles from the town of Manchester. 1t a.
bounds with good Oak, Hickory " Pine.
The terms OF Sal. will be, one third Cash, and
the other two thirds in ar.una Instaln ents to b.
| secured by good personal security, and a Deed of
Trust upon the Innd
1t viii be sold by the acre, and it will be survey
! ed as soon alter TIE sale as possible. good title
will be made by
VIM. BROCKENBNOUGH,
.id''l'r. 9th she WiH annexed, of
Col. John KarVis, decd.
jan = 2awtds
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'sWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
4 bundle containing 500 sheets of twenty dollar
notes, printed in bfGnk for the Farmers lank of Vr-
g'nia was taken ont of box, and supposed be sto-
len on the night ct the 18th instant, toe house OF
Messi~. Woodfo,r and raiiicrro in Frcdsi.ieks burg
HE above reward will be paid any person who
will deliver the said notes Dabney Hcrr,ion ESQ
OF that place, or To- the subscriber.
hat the public may he guarded against imposition,
hey are informed, that tSpenty dollar notes have
been ner val be issuedby the Farmers Bank OF Vr-
ginia or any OF It's Branches. until further notice.
e., -. WIN. NEEERVIS, Cashier.
IScamcnd, 1,'th October 1879. 2awtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-21
January 8

sSETER LIE TELLER DENTIST, continues
to practise in the different branches O. his pro-
iession ie. Extracting iecth cleansing and restor
ing them to their natural eganee, setting artificial
ones, SO rs to be useful as ell a, ornamental and
plugging the 1ecayed cavities of such us can be pre-
served.
Applications will be Sttenied In st his Fathers
next door to the Peniient;sry Store on the hill.
January S. qa~,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-21

gNIrzwuYLsONN u POTTER. with an ex-
e tcGsIye assortment Of articles in the Ststionsr
line, have iust received aud have for sale, LEE'5
'Ie1uoirs n the WfR int the Southern JJsba,l11rnt
Of the United States. The subscribers 10 Inc w,r,
are requested to send forit
On hand, ysriely OF Bibles, religions work.
school books, ucc sllaneous productions. Day t,oL
.I'ourrs's Ledsers, Record sad ethcF CLARK Boose
Pen knises, &s.
Jahuars S. u.s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-21

gI,hFaIEIiS' HANK OF VIHt;INIA.-The
a Stockholders are hereby notified, that agreea-
bly, to the charter OF incorporation, the fourth install
ment OF twenty-five dollars each share OF Stock,
will be payable at the Bank, the Offices of Dis
eoant and Deposit, the 5th OF February nest.
VIM. NEKEHVlS, Cashier.
January 8. ep5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-21

AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for
Z sale 50i acres of land lying in Powhattan
County, one mile from Appomattox river and six
miles above the Court Houee. Only about one
third Of this land is cleared the balance is tolera-
bly, well timbered. The improvements on it are
small. Any person Wishing 10 purchase may apply
to Col Crump living near the place, by when
the land will be shown, or myself in Manches-
ter.
Alb. CRUMP.
Dec, 10. w4w