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40 DOLLARS nEwAnn

xsAN-AW $Y from ffs yil,sr. . . ,et r.
"a Sept Lass. RIO ,VEG ROES.- y '.r p.
Carr, Of Southampton eouoty (Ye (s "a SIN
Apout - or 50 years Of aye, s feet o. inal,ea
Mgh, yeIio" eornp!e1ion, aud professor of rel;eos
~;e' ne "ent On he had on old straw hat and
mixed Virginia Cloth closhes-.,ssn he ,sll, s'Io
his toes out, and when snoken to hsss very doSns
east igos' The otSer, Negro woman, the prone--
" Jonh Williamson Of said csrniy md wife ~ the,
man agovc-menuoped--abou % or 25 wears IF 60.
feet nigh or tbercsbnui,1 Of yellow eomnlex;aSo'
when she walks, she turns Ter toss i-sbe csr,;sS
on win her . or hsbiis--ia black esmtrick. or q
cahcoes, black bonnet &c. From the besI i,rar~
nation we nave received, they are nnsLins their o..
cape Tor tree state; DIZZY protatiy nav IL tste,
9p' she~ iree PISS The shove reward win he nd
ior the SAID slaves e delivered - either r. n, pr;
~ southampton county. Va or 90 doiIs, H.. - y
sSnnnea 20 any "a" IN this aae so tbs VI can Set
them sgsn, aud ell necessary oherpe, ,oid seS
WILILA.H C.gRR.
JOH.N WLLLLg.HSOM
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Gar .YaRs. Peacock Pi9nshs. sc. &c.
'ENNE ,absrrih@r is now receiving s,o ~ 800 .,,
= pe.ior quality Cue Nails and Brads d, an. 81.
81. ID, Sd. e.l, 81, iod, TO-. &, cod. NAH.
lCs lid, ish. a. Zth Sfsjs
lew hfei-rste Peaeaels ricugl'-, ana IN esv
lays eN?ee;ss large ana extensive sss.r,nss., IS
with his aenersi assnrtsnent of IIs,,,,-A ~ ',cn'
no nscry, &c sc. he i.-'etero,ned 20 sen run.
poss'5ie, for cash or aprruyef Paper. as
JAMES nREhST
| oc,o,or .e S'sh oil Che Sold Anvil.
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STONE Iy5pD

70 n =
"a ME Suhseribcr hsvine es,.tl;.h,d r.e
OF STONJ2 H.gRE, Oh jaime. IsSva, 80
,"nes below Richmond. offers for sale II the mar.
factory (or delivered in Richmont) i.r,e "a
~ assortment ct stone ware, in qualify eosai
syoer and beer bottles, warranted 20 answer The NJ.
pose icr which they ave used. Orders lelt 8, H.
compiling house OF c. J. McAiurdn viii he s,;n,"s
TO- and ware made agreeable to order. ''''oeu
October 90. &c ''1ANDVAfh.
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VIRGIWIl


A 7 Rnles Holden in the Clerk, Office of the su.
n perior CSurt Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the end day o' july, 1918;
Peter Foster and Ann, late Ann Shelton his wife
Jasoes oouthaN, john Soutbal and Thos. I'm .
derwood lr. and EiEabetl, his wife---,gheh oaid
Ann, james- John and Elisabeth, are children &
iesAtees Of Turner southaIl, deed PPffS.
.4aane.
Peyton Souihall and John Daneer6eld. exsoutoro N
James Southa3 deed, who was sn executor Of
Turner Southal', deed, and Wn Wood. admir-
OF Stephen South9il, who was another ex'oT of the
said Turner Southail, deed, Calnrn Jones and
Pauna his wife, Henry Toler and CYNTHIA his
wife, Hodgson and Hunter, Samuel Craig and
Martha Sras, eEecutx Of the last viii and
Tet tsn1ert Of George r. Stras, deceased. and
Lucy CUTS, lete Lucy 5outhaiI, VIM. So1tltall
Nicholas Il. Van Jandt, s. Maria his wife, late Ma
ria Southan,P Philip Soutban, Valentine South all *
Louisa Jane SOuthsli, heirs Of Stenhen SouthsU
dec'd, The last three OF whom are infants BIZ Mar
ths Strss, spseialIy assigned their guardian to de.
fend them IN this snit. UcPts
THE def infants Lucy Cuts and Nicholas b v an.
zandt and Maria bis wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according 60 the act
g Assembly x tho Rules or this Courts & it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, chat ty are net inhsb-
tants Of this couutry-h is ordered, That Che said
defendants do appear here on Tie first dsy OF the
aeSt term and the bill Of the Plaintiffs and
that cory Of this order he forthwith inherited N
some newspaper published in the City Of Richmond
for two months suecessveIy, aud posted at the
door NJ the Capital in the raid city.
A copy, Teste,
Sent ~. wgw WIN. W. IIENING. G r.
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shssisg svasoss, consisting al
l Bale superhne bread
cloths, assorted colours, I
1 DO. fine and low pri.
ces, do.
1 Do. superfine & COM
mon pelice do. 1
Q DO. double and single
mild oassimeres as
sorted,
1 Do. Berlin, NIanches-
ter & silk cords.
l Trunk fancy MarsAi,-
les aud worsted vest
ing /
DO. To;linett and com
mon do.
| Bale rose blankets,
Salisbury and white &
red hsabels, ~
Dursnts and caiirnsuoe I 1
assorted,
| Trunk green and black I
bombezetts, /
l Do. i 4 & o. cotton I
cambrics asserted, L
l Do. ga and Al black 6
and coloured do.
1 81 and Oh twilI'd and | S
figured do. IL
1 ~ and Ga assorted e.
superior quality mus j
lins,,-
l So z. e.i jaconet mus. +
1 "A japanned and seed
ed cain5rics, {
l Al and "a plain and Y
figured Lenoes,
rs & A cotton shirt L
ing dressed and undres.
sed, III
1. IA Coisrsin shirting,
i "A Irish linens, assert. !
ed, !, 7
1 81 Dimities assorted,
1 7-s striped corded plain !
cambria and common Z
gingham,, S
silk ginghans, i
case domestic str;T,e. s
and ginshams,
l Do. white and brown c
domestic shifting,
l Trunk calico, in
Cheeks, I
Bed ticking, III
Sheetinc, +
White and crown Pia- /
tiilss linen &c cotton
Rouans, +
Trunk black, plaid and S
coioured lnstrings, S
l Do. Fioreatines,p eIingg '
and sarsnefts,
l Do. ladies' ak, cotton r
spd worsted hosiery, F
d. j. in the hope of shari,
lilo in general, will endeavour
annie supply in order to me
October 20.
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NOTICE

9 LII persons having claims 2gars, the s.,. =
Dr Crrh'S Griffin, iate nj Yort T1,u, $50 VI
reo 10 present them legally atesteri 10 the sn,se;
Der; and ali who ere indtbted 20 the ertsie 80.
~ 1s''nn' are required 70 make e,lia,e nav.
inent TO THoS. GRIFFIN, Adr,'rs'
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Z OF
1 DO. Geotlemen's dc.
/ DO. Ladies' long * hab.
it, silk, kid, leather,
/ huokakin and cotton
glovss, o.. q.
1 Genaeman's do.
! Black X coloured lace
shswls,
| White and lace wells,
White cotton lace,
Black lace hSndker-
chiefs,
Silk and cotton lac.
1 s'eeves,
| S, 6, Z, & 4 dsmask sI,.
shswls,
/ :, S x GA silk, cash :
mire aud camel hsir
I silk sbawls,
1 Trunh 5 81 6 j plain s.
figured eambric do.
Linen cansrics,
Robes and nantes,
! Lnstringribbons,
4
Black Italian Grape,
Silk and bandaAna hand
kerchiefs,
Silk flag haudkerehisrs,
Black and coIour'd Bar
ceiona handkerchief,
| Jaconst crossbarred and
cambria han,Ikerchiefs,
Real and common Ma
! dras and ella hand
kerchiefs,
Childrcn's do.
White < coloured thread
and cotton baiis,
Blue u coloured sewing
silks,
( Blue BsEtas s. MANHOOD
les,
Miilinet and Gimp,
i Ladies' Morocco indis-
pensables,
Real Pearl beads,
Thread lace buttons,
Shirt buttcns,
Hobbins,
Silver pencil cases with
pencils,
Gilt and plated ceat aud
vest but:css,
Black Jet Buttons,
ParasoIs,
Pocket books,
! Razors,
Double and single-bladed
pen knives,
Knives and forks,
Scissors,
Socks for children,
J Webster spring nstt and
common suspenders,
Pound pins,
! Fine tooth combs, Sc.
airing the fasors Ct The pub
our TO have at all times an
meet their attention.
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THE Subscriber having resgacd ,be Penitenti9ry
Agency, has lately received, and will keep a
cone'sht supply Of Baltimore aud PhiIadeln,ta Gu,
NAILS and Brads, and Baltimore Spun Cotton.
On hand among other articles in the Grocery line
, Liverpool Blown * Ground Salt, in best tv,Ied
and common saekng,
Twelve hundred Ponds of superior Seine
Twine.
Sept. %. wifi
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ID EVSRfTy SMITH, VI. D. embraces ,l,is on
poriani'y If Informing the ial sofq,,8s os Nm
ehester and it, visiniy, that he vi q .etiss II eli
cine, Surgery and a1iagiiery.
Ostsber ~. An
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PRIME CHEESE.
Sg) VS. Prime Gosheo CHEESE, for Sale by
Oct 2s ASA OTIS.
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DRY GOODS.

feENJANIN JEWELL, from New.York. res.
- pee;tuy informs his friends and the public.
mat he has opened nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
70 Tor msfn) Street, n new ar,i elegant assortment
OF staple AMI fancy goo's, saable for the prese,t X
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IN CHHWCERY:
y OUI5h COUNTY COURT'--Au

Nv CJLeSFV L Tx .
4 OUIsA COUNTY CoURT--AUcusr Ifth,
IL 1913.
John Parrot J1S,,c
.9gaiHst
Benjaian Linton and Zachariah Bsrndon,
Def'fs.
Fly defendant Benjsrnih l. intop not hsving en-.
tered bis appearance and given security according
70 the Aet OF Assembly aud the rules OF this coat
ana appenrsg 90 the satisfaction of the court ;la
he Is not inhabiiani Of this State therefore on
the n,odc1I oFthe Plaintiff byllis eounset-hi I. or.
GeTed g deereed BY tie Cur, That the defendant
}enJamin Linton do appear here on the second
Mgnday IN November neNt,and answer the Plain
iiH bill, and that copy Of this order BE Forthwith
inserted h SOME one Of the newspapers published IT,
the City d kshmond for cish, Weet excessively
end PoSea at the front door Of tie court house 81
tils comfy on some court day.
copy. Teste, JOHN POINDEXTER. c, 1.c
Sept ~. wSwp
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E0ncv IHl!teEG'U IN .srX LoelT. -
M RS. ROSE Respectable inform, ~.
kshinona and is vicinity. that she VII, - an
next month, open of the best ssso,., 80, ~ ~
h,''snary and Fancy Goods that hiss ererb -
,eesd IN this piaee.-Shs hers lsa~e "a ;,,e>, -
''an'es That she has commenced TIN M ill,na,
ssss II @. ie5 S'nth Second s,rs ~, ,plrl,I ~:
nii Orders viii be thank ;..y rcc.v.l .;s, -, -.
me OF hss'ness o. for the rrr' ~: N eoos 80,
n',sson, which Si'i be ru-ctugiy q,i,ra~, q,
n. .. Mrs. K. expects to be here, by n, fo,,,ar
nextmcn'h o,h, IN OK
NOTICE.
q ohali petition the Legislature of Yirr;r;, o.,,
neTt Session, for leave to erect = Ton ny, 90
cross James River, commencing on NV ,a,,t >. -
county OF Chesterfield. and az o;nne III ,,.. ''s
Sahcnfsster; y abutting the oppp-;,e 49,, "a
OF IN the eotnty OF Heprico--wiere INA, t 80
EDWARD w. THI.NT,.
1.Ie-,,-er -. elsm Ter.
ELEGANT e cHr.dp GoooS-
.Itst Trce'rsd from the North. a,,d IT,. =
H4NOR SALE--E.xira Srper1,e M, .T,.'s
y brown, Bottle Green, Olive. Drah 49,, ICE:
o'o'hs and Cassirneres--a sarcty Of PRE-, -
anu "iarseilies- Aso general ard ssss,n.J, ~. ia
soiiment OF ready made cloattre Az
The Sneseriher warrants the ~prkua,.i;, =. A.,
h;.,lr "1e s'"e'es' Al the goods were selected by
"'"'''''' ELIAS y.IsCHhIZE.
Oo,soo o., Necyfy opposite The
- ~ i.Ggie i0Seyu
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DOMESTIC W.dREHOUSE.

DOMESTIC FARMHOUSE.
HE Subscribers have Just received and in.srd
constantly to keep for, sale n full assortment q.
nAiS OF All kinds, nc wholesale s. retail chiefly O,
new-sork manufacture. which they will suppl, 10
country Mercispts on favorable terms
-.fLSO--
a large assortment OF 3,neriear Manufactures.
neiud'ns Cotton Shirtngs, Shee,ng, Checks Piaisis
SCsr'pee' hea-oeks, Spun Cotton, *. &e., Bros5
Csoths' Cassmerss, SIC. Hatter's trimmings, tools.
and dye stuiis. '
BURR, JACKSON, & Co. .
Shall petit on the next Virginia Legislature 10 sell
'he Lands belonging to the Orphans og William
Irby, deed. FRANCIS III. iRBY
at Guardian.
Charles City, Gets. wsw
7 virtue of deed in trust executed 10 re, ~
3 Thompson Fow,ses, for the purpose OF seeoriry
the pay ment of 6Soi Is I'D with interest thereof
due to Elizabeth b. kenuon, exesutrix o, Rteb,rJ
kennon deceased il being the talanss of decree
obtained Ivy tbs said Execu,rix Us Chrstopher Me.
Conn'eo and the said Fowlkes executors % Mathew
Harraa'e, deceased in the Chancery District Cont
"i hirhmond, TslH be SOLD, TO the highest bidder
or reacy money on the prsm'ses on the 25th .lsy
ot January next, 1t fair, otherwise the nex ts;.
TRACT OF LAND, containing 4p2 aers. s,n'
ate in the county OF es!enborrh on ho,b s;dsaV d
OTTER CREEK,
hDJOtNiNG the. Finney.wooi lands Tb;. 10, \
is Wen ataptadto the culture OF Tobacco. Wheat
and Corn--and woull be shewn to any rerson wish.
log to view the same, application 10 the Subscri.
Der. John a. Rspr1ST,
OStOoer 80 W3m T,gsfse
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T.T O flCE IA petition all be presented TO the
IL usxt q snaral Assembly, praying for The pas
sage OF JaW authorship TIE sale OF Ming William
G.sbe IN tie County Of Powhatan.
eie,a6ey -. Fc6-gb
ry.iG S0tsII.sr viii present a petition to the
next Gsnsrs Assembly Of Virgins for leave to
OAiii MitDfB se,o st M srn Of SoSnosk River
u the pis.s formerly known ~ the rnue Of Bugs
Isitnf JOHN LUCAs.
MsoklenbUfg. October s. vsw
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.Il<XU

c.. =, BURR, JACKSON, & CO.
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WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
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Domestic 5fediciges

TO Be HAD GENUINE, AT THE NOOK
STORE OF MR.. s. PEASANTS,
\ large supply of Dr. Church's Cough
Drops, u medicine unequallcd by any other in
ite worl'l. for the cure Of Coughs, Colds.
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Nhoopinr
Cough, price 75 ccnts.-AlSo, his Chcnic:i
Essence and Extract of Mustard. for the
cure OF Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box.
Andoync essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincturc for the tooth ache, 81 l-2
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
Wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sswectening the breath, price 81. Church's
Virnifuge Lozengcs, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, so cents the
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant
and bilious fevers and all disorders of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, so cents
the packet.
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Af Court held far Prince Edwara Counay,
February the 18Th, 1873.
Martin Hancock, Ex'or. of Tho-o
mas Harvey, B. S. CornePt
AGAINST In
Martin Smith, Walthall Bol- Z Chaucere
combe and Samuel L. Lock
EFT, Defs.
THE defendant Smith not having entered
his appearance and given security according
to an act OF the General Assembly, and the
rules OF TINS Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court, that he is not an in.
habitant OF this state, on the motion of the
complainant, by his counsel, 1t is ordered,
l nat the said defendant Smith, do appear here
on the first day of May Court next, & answer
the COMPLIMENTS bill, and that a copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some one Of the
public newspapers printed in the City OF
Richmond for two months successiveIv, and
also posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
OF this county
Teste,
b.. woRsHAI, DC.
March II. w8w.
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TIE Famous HIGH B.osdea Eagii,h Ror.e
as
III A Nj b L. Il Il @ n,

BRED BY THE DUKE OF GRAFTON,
A beautiful bright bay, near l6 hands high, of
high form and elegance. importedy by Vim.
iightioot, Esq of Charles City county, will
stand the ensuing season, at my plantation in
Hanover county, 90 miles from Richmond and
from Hanover Town and New Castle, to CO.
Yer mares at $50 the season, for which note
will be required, dischargeable by the pay
ment of SIS at any time before the first Of
August next, when the season will expire,
with 81 Q 70 the groom for each marc, paid
at the stable door, So the single leap, and $50
to insure mare with foal. Good and exteH.
sve pasturage, well enclosed, aifording as
good forward pastures as any in this part of
the country, gratis--and mares fed, if require
ed, on reasonable terms. The greatest aiten-
ton will be paid by my overscer, Mr.. John
Hog, but no Liability for escapes or accidents.
-. Any gentleman putting mares to Ham.
blctoa may send one gratis.
GEORGE BLAKEY.
March q N.f ri. .l-H
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Raleigh Tavern-For Lease

TIE RALE1GHTAVERNi in williamsburg,
will be rented for the present year, and imme
diatc possession given--or will be leased for
three or FIVE years. There is a large and va
luable pasture attached to the Tavern, and
several Beds and other household furniture,
may be had with the establishment, as well as
two Cooks, male and female, may be obtain
ed by purchase. by those who rent or lease the
Tavern.
For terms, apply to Robert Anderson, Esq
Of Williamsburg, Edward w. Trent, Esq. OF
Richmond, or the subscriber, living in Pow
hatan county.
VIM. CRUMP.
Jan. 4tb, 1915. If
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE
Daily Compiler.
Jan. 4tb, 1915.

HAVING obtained sufficient number of
subscribers to au,horise AS to commence the
publication Of the DAILY COMPILER as soon
as our Office arrangements can be completed,
the public are informed, that it will appear
ON the 10th May next. For the benefit of dis
rant country subscribers, who may be less in
terested in strictly local matter,
A COUNTRY PAPER,
will be published three times a week; con.
tanning the whole impressi,n of the Daily
Compiler, except the Advertisements The
price the Country Paper will ce S3 so per
annum 50 thereof payable OH the appearance
of the FIRST number, the remainder within six
months from that date. Subscribers, not re-
sident in Richmond or Manchester will be
good enough to designate which Paper they
wish to be forwarded to them
l.. ANDERSON,
p. DUYAL.
March l 4. If
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March 8.
PEDIGREE.

Hambleton was got by Dungannon, sire Of
Bedford, s one ofthe best sons of O'Kelly's ia
nous Eclipse, who was esteemed to be the best
Horse in England of his day, and covered at if-
ty guineas---his dam by Snap, sister to
Jupiter, bred by Mr. Cross, 1793-her dam
Young Marsk's dam, by Blank, Stirling, Miss
Meynell, by Partner, Greyhound, Curwen, Bay
Barb, Lord D'arcy's Arabian, Whiteshirt. Old
Montague mare. Thus it appears he descend.
ed from the best running stock in England.
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SAMUEL C. AnAMS-

SAMUEL u. ADAMS,
IS now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
liverpool, and the Sally from New. York, agen-
eral assortment Of
Hardware, lronmongery,
Cutlery and SaddEry--also,
30 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
Pair Esophus Mill Stones, 4 s. A ID feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sheeted Iron.
An assortment Of Military Goods, and an add
tional supply o best Dutch Bolting Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec.7, 1912.
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CHARLoTrE COURT, LIST Feb. 1913.
Benjamin Baldwin, and Nancy his wife,
Paschal jennings and Sally his wife,
John Tuggle and Susannah hi, wife,
Richard Thornton and Francis Thorn
ton, which said Nancy, Sally, Susannah, =
Richard and Francis, are Children and =
DeViiees of Francis Thornton, decd
Pit6s. 8
William 8. Thornton & John w Thorn -
ton, Ex'ors and Devisees Of said Fran. r..
CHS Thornton, decd. Isham Richardson. :
and Lucy his wife, Alexander Brown 9
ley and Jane C. his wife, and Mary 2
Thornton and Presley Thornton, in- z
fants under the age Of twenty -one <
years, which SAID William, John, Lucy,
Jane @, Mary Presley, are Children
L Devisees of the said Francis Thorn
ton, decd. Defs.
THE defendants Isbam Richardson and
Lucy his wHe, and Alexander BROMLEY and
Jane G., his wife, not having entered their an
pearance according to the act of Assembly,
and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that they are not
inhabitants ofthis state, on the morton of the
plaintiff, by their Attorney, II is ordered, That
they appear here on the lst day OF April Couri
next, and enter their appearance and answer
,he PLAINTIFFS bill, and that copy Of this order
be published in one of the newspapers printed
IN Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
the said county.
A Copy-Teste,
THOMAS READ, elk.
March II. waw
" TIE LAND advertised to be sold,
of Nathaniel Turner, decd in Hanover
County, is POSTPONED until the 1st day
Of Hanover March Court next, if fair, if not,
the next fair day.
JOHN & A. TURNER.
Feb. %.
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A Sale Of Negroes.

THE subscriber having determined to quit
Agriculture, will offer to the highest bidder,
on the first Monday in next month, CApril1
at Powhat,n Courthouse, all his field Negroes
and their Cbildren.-One Of the men is a good
Garter, another good hand with horses, and
formerly drove waggon-some of the women
have been brought up to house business. such
as Cooking, Washing, Ironing. Spinning and
Sewing The terms of sale will he 9 months
credit, bond and security will be required, to
carry interest from the date if not punctuslly
paid.-To those who choose to pay on the day
Of sale, a liberal discount will be made
JOSEPH MAYO.
Richmond, March IL. tbs.
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PERFORMANCES.

This horse ranks very high as racer, both
for speed and bottom, as he proved successful
in 90 races before he left the turf, 4 of which
he walked over, none venturing to start against
him.
March 3. wSt
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THE RAMBLER,
By DocroR JoHS

By DocToR JOHNSON
JUST Received, and for sale by 8. Plea
SAINTS, Richmond, the RAAfBL ER, in a vols.
neatly bound, price IS IS.
Ian 4
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Garden Seeds.

JUST received and for sale bv the subscri
oers, few dooss above the Bell Tavern, L.
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Paul's Patent
COLUMBIAN OIL.

THE inventor of this highly esteemed DIcdi-
cine is a native of America and the composition
is the production OF Amer Can soil, CONSEQUENCE
~ 1t is in every sense of the word Domestic.
1t is not pulled up with numerous train of
pompous foreign certificates Of persons from
whom by the great distance that separate us,
tits impossible to obtain information, therefore
the public has better security for their money
as there cannot be the least shadow for decep-
ton to cover this medicine, Tor he simply ap-
pears before the community with his invention
and an experimental detail of the various ca
ses in which it really is so wonderfully effica-
cious and in which he is supported by the fol.
lowing certificates, whose names are not on I,
subscribed but their persons may also be con
suited, being residents within the circle OF our
neighbourbood The following are the COM
plants in which the Columbian Oil has been
found so efficacious and rarely ever fails of ef-
fecting cure-viz. Rheumatism, Consump-
ton, Pains in any part Of the body, but particu-
lsrly IN the back and breast, Colds, & Coughs
Toothe Ache, Spleen, Pleurisies, Cholic,
Cramps, external and internal Bruises, Sprains,
and flesh wounds, Scalds and Burns, " hopping
Cough and Mumps, Dysentery or bloody, fiux,
Group and the Summer complaint in children,
and in weak stomach, that is caused by In
digestion, constant sinking and loss of appe-
ute, IT Will act as powerful bracer 10 the re
Taxed fibre and restore it to its proper tone
1t seems rs though nature had ranked il the
hrst OF the class of all pectorals and expecto-
rails for the relief of the breast and lungs as it
scarcely ever fails of removing obstruction in
eitber particularly those who are troubled
with Phthisio or Asthmatic complaints who in
the act ofwalking fast, STOPPING or lying down,
are almost sutiocated, hall tea spoonful of
the Columbian Oil will render some relief in
saneousy, and if continued agreeaby to the
directions IN such cases will prove a radical
cure by producing thefull power of initiation
to the lungs and free expansion OF the breast
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March IL.
Notice.
Feb. 4

THE debtors and creditors of John Ed
l. wards earnestly requested to come
forward without delay tor a 6hal settlement.
II Laurence, Esq at Louisa Courthouse and
my son Gravit near that place, are fully au-
thorised to act for me.
REUBEN EDWARDS,
Admir- of John Edwards.
March 16. 3m