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June 3.
Land 20 r SI5LE.

f].1|' n Y y ~ Oh ID.
al Ill BE SOLD, en- the premises. 10 the hirl-
w est bidder, for ess,l. on the ia: CAY "A
June, 1914, according 70 decree Of the snpey;or
Chsneery Court OF WILLIAMSBURG .suspep,e5 ;r
rsrt by decree of the Superior CEsrrsry Cor,t ~
frenerHksberg, ~ nueh o. the l-rd nov c-ruti.d
ov hooss Rowano, known BY the nam, Of OsS,n
Point lying IN the county al WCs,mnre,srd. IS viii
he sufficient TO raise the mentioned in the frs.
decree, with Tire expenses OF sale, a.er ,e.ia.tpr
- e sum OF Tive Thousand Dollars, mentioned ia
the second decree.
The sale oi this land has bc-o heretofore prever.
ted, In consequence az the sdvertseu,ert net bepr
made according to the t,rrs Of the 6rst decree
Any person desirous Of urchssnr. will he shown
the Land by APPLYING TO either of the Cornuiasion-
ers.
RICHARD f. PARKER, , Com
EIISSON CUPRlE, n,i,,o.-
JOHN CAMPBELL .r.
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WAsn1NcroN. Ju.e 2.

WASHING ON, Ju..c z.
Cohy Of a ierer from Commodore Lewis
commanding fhe U. Steres .RottNa on the
.herv York station, TO The Secretary Of
The Navy, dated
New-York, Nav 90. 1914.
SIR have The honor to inform you that
on the 18Th discovered the enemy in pur-
suit of a brig under American colors. stan
ding for Sandy Hook. | ordered detsch
nent of eleven gun boats to proceed to sea
and pass between the chase and the enemy
by which means to bring him to actior. and
give opportunity to the chase 20 escape, al
which was effected ; the enemy after re-
ceiving my fire bore away--and the brig in
question entered the n arhor, proved TO be
the brig Regent from France with very
valuable cargo.
Aud on Monday the Esd, engaged the
<aemy before New London. and opcued u
passage for forty sail OF Crashing vessels +;
the acton lasted hours. in which the fo-
tilla suffered very little /; No 6 received a
shot under water and others through tie
sails--we have reason to be,itvc t6at the
emery suffered very great injury IS h.
appeared unwilling to renew the action the
following morning my object was accom-
plished, which was to force q passage for
the convoy. There are before New Lon
don, hree seventy tours, fonr fri,ates and
sc eral small YES els, the latter doing great
isiury from their disguised character and
superior gsilirg.
have the honor 20 assure you of my high
respect.
J.LEWIS.
Hon. Wbr. JONES, Sec'y Of the NAVY.
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Louise, Nav Is
- NoNnrs Rez,l,lrd.

ET ANYWAY from tie srAscrih>r on ne tsn
nS ul,imo, sn apprentice boy about go wears odd
feet or inches high, dsr!y eyes srd hair h.
'ste'y returned tro~ Norfolk, n 3 rsqu,s'tcn tro,
nesr Stsunton. nader Cantain R;bb. wbsya h. 80.
hy tie name Of James MSeSey, when he bad beer
runaway Cor six roooths previous--hs real name i
James h'Brde; he las d brother = rupswoy also
ny tie name Of JOSEPH &'Bride, about esrs ola
mo dark hair; the latter went of in March last
'hsre IS itt'e dorbt hut both hars proseeded 10
wsra' Siru ton. viii give the shove reward 70,
either OF them, or 20 dollars for both.
RALPH ALLEN.
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sd e LAST hiss Eus.es-ri'y c'oset tn ,cntest' -
ATS Ecnt'ems 2, suss s ,epubis 10 indeed fnd,
bot Enc IL eShsfe., and God be TAINTED, enlisted
alone un,.er the banner. of the deseot (Aprause.)
liu where WA the blow struck where .3iqs for
tieary the blow given in the wii6s Of aeSpote
hKsSid il wssf followed up the plains of Leirsie
by Russian, rrussian aud Austrian arms. But
l-t ms not be n,.taken. 10 therefore srsue---do
therefore give to oar antagonists the advantage 81
srsuiug-ths: sn absolute monarchy is better than
trse government God. forbid! What ms.n il
this ,hst 'r approaching fhe comparative e>scsL
ieEce IT bOl:tfczi iasiituio,s i'll. ,l- i. a. mers
pe6aa;'y--to overlook ,he yeehnys Of nature"
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!, TaLUaBhE L.9ND-FoR SALE.

V4LU4BLE L.9ND--FOR SALE
" pursuance Of an het cf tic I,ev,sistrre -s...s
during the last session of ssembv, vii be offer
20 toT sale, os ihr ninth dsy ri June NEXT. = the
highest bidder, upon the prefoises, the GIFBg n
h'ng- Whi,nn, IN the sesr'y Of powbstan, eontsir,
ing about Ore Hundred AcIes. 80 Of which are
JAMES RIVER LOW-GROUNDs. AMI distsnt
from Richmond, IS or 20 m"es.--.Ry order of
Msy fs-tdsp.
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Yaluable Loraf For SRI


FENiE Subseriber, Wishing 10 remove from his
y present place of residence. vil sell Tract
oi Land, known by the name OF Upshur'5 Met
Its situated in the county 81 Ace0mmesls 81 kns on
one side the ocean, x on the other bod and deem
river, considered the best for Navigation On o.
Eastern Shore of Virginia. 1t contains about 500
Acres, whereof 500 is cleared and under cultvre--
the balance ia covered with the best OF timber
principally Oak, Hickory, Black-walnut sn5 Pine
To this place Is tcehed, large BODY cr D.
Salt Marsh, capable &c rearing numerous stock -
cattle, without further sustenanee pules, in the
most severe portion of winter. The present boII-
er of said place has nesrly One-hundred esJ ~6;el,
cost him nothing, and many more could be PAS.
tnred there. The soil Is remarkably fertile and
adapted tn the growth Of Indian Corn, Wheat. Oats
or ony other grain not foreign TO the climate
The peculiar situation Of this place with resuset r.,
the waters Of the Atlantis and the vast body NJ
mel Immediately contiguous 70 those pster- in is
whole eH ient, offer TO eDterprzins persoD great
facility in enereating his fortune, by the boiling of
sat. references to Mr.. Msdison's Msp Of Vir-
eus' viii give sn accurate idea If The situation az
the place is there noticed For the valuable lend
ard eighteen slaves thcrso1 e. cultivate Il. togebe
wth ~ 7thsT sPPtu ieuuuess, the proprietor only
ssk7, $4,000 having 1874 so per acre. rating the
negroes a. x 400 or $3.50 pieee. The adjacent
land sold for $50, per sore.
ALSO
hsye sRotheT susil farm Of 900 Acres. bcsu.f-
my 'tre;ed on the Chesapeake, with new dwell
ing resentg erected, but not finished, which wish
to sell. l'gc sad building is calculated Tor en-
tesi ianiy'g residences, nHd hiss cost the
$1,000 There ~ likewsa an excellent Fishery on
the ssores NJ this place Thi5 little Farm IS s;tna-
ted near the centre osISortharnptou Couptv With;
nilet OF the county town, and may be bought fnr
$4,000. monicd Ten would DOT find The deseriof;o,,
OF the aforementioned places overturned
Northampton, Ma7 I. voW
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THE Richmond Union Air Furnace is nov ;, n.
paration Castings in Brass and xrouel,. Iron
WORK will also lie executed 1T the firnaee--Ord,r,
Ell st the Furnace, or with John ParkhH Of tb;a
pisee, OF Toilet Lea in Petersburg, will be thsnk
fully received, and promptly stteHaed to-
Pdrthill, Su66atton, e Co.
June l. n
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Boston Gla88 Manu- f1ctoru-

hs subscriber having been appointed by the
troprietors Of the shove M-rufs.tory, their a.
gent for the state OF Virsfa:s--Wil undertake to
execute orders for UirGo-p Glass of sny size from
by tn 10 by ~, superior in brilaucy & strength
20 any European Grown Glass-kl,n
UOLL0IF GLASS FARE
Comprisine Shop Furniture, for the purposes o!
Druggists Turnb!ers cs all s5es ,irt Proofs, Pit.
ehers, blue and white Cruets, Lamps, Lamp Shades
Lanp 6lasaes So.--The goods TO be delivered at
hishmord. snd any other town ia tue state of Vir-
sn's 81 The Mannfaetory prices, together with e1-
pelces Of transportation, &c.
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary-street, Opposite the Eacle Tsvcrn.
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THE PEW-NCIDEpS

or TIE .I0NC.JIE.NT.4E CRyRCE
3 RE hereby Informed, that sn assessment on thp
cost ot t's Psws, of Is per cent. Per apnu.n.
nay aL'e quarter yesr.y the first insts'nert az the
Bank Of Virginia ON the ist June ueyt-tas been or
dered ty tie Vestry.
CD MACMURDo, Trsas'r.
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COINCInENcF

The following is part of a speech said -
have been made by Canning. # facesious
memory, at a dinner lately ri ven to him BY
his constituents At Liverpool, r. a set o.
men who were Ike himself, half seas over
for so they must have been TO have an
olauded suco nonsense. There is such P
coincidence between this contempt:ble trash
and that which ally fl he colurls of GU
.iactious prints that We are not at all surDriz
ed at their swallowing it with so great eo7lt.
The resemblance is surprizing 2<the least
he party could do to reward this man for
the support he gives 10 their doctrines.
would BE 70 give him a diploma as honorary
member Of ali the Washington Heuevoien,
Societies. Net. Int.
THE YTTPACT.
Gentlemen" says Mr. 9. there IL another
question 70 b. asked. by what power, in What uart
q the world hsg that final blow been struck WHY
he's smi,ten the tyrsnt N the ground s1.rose nv
e7ms enEighfeHed rebpbiic I suppose BY some na-
ton which, in the excess q popular freedom, DON.
gdCrs even repre- sentative system defective mn.
less ens Individual nterleros directly in the severn
ment &C the national concerns. ! suppose by come
nation Of enlightened ps'rots every nsu Of whom /,
poii;-sn IL the coffee kOuss ~ well &c ia the "
n't' ! srTpose it e from such goyer1un emf ss this
that che Prrcc ~ Dt1pcts. the enemy n No-s~
ohisai Fnglsnd, hos met his doom. look throrgb
the Europeor world, entlemeD, in vain Z and there
M 81. b Roverr nent; but in another heu,;srbere
q bod such one, which dosbt rust be tbc
ao'd col David by whoJa the Golisb ~ Furope 10,
been brought down. what's tie name oC t,st slo-
n Us Duhiie tO which the gratitude Of Euroue IL e
terns'y ID. which from its hatred 90 tyranny N
20 pesseysriogy szsrtsd Itself to lDsrsts tbs world
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LIMITS ZIP cHIE

- p ~ 90 I<ls-
ES vTtue az We 'ss' VII s-d testar.ent Of WIN,
= nandridF,, Fsq.-W.l he SAID IT aUefio, IN
ne highest bidder OF MonHsy the cot. day Of I,ne
exi, IN .ar, If moi, the fair dsyl or me RE-
misses that valu' bic ests;e called U'T.Nr D.CG p
:rtested shout miles Above R,chrr opd. and op
James hiver, upon which hr. Dorris rtor ~ rre7et
RESIDES eoInPri,ns re acres ~ land b, f-go
snd 900 OF which Being vel Uubered. also. eh,rt
two thon7sRd Fruit Irees, &C snp srior upoG,v--s
S'od dwelling Houqe and Stone Barn snd era
h-Iy; cree" dive yesrs will be given for the
purchase naonev, upsn when rterest firm ,b d..
o. sale mus, be pad, quarter-yssrIv.
- Bono Tor the purchase money md Slso Deed NJ
rust en- the property, will he required of the pur.
fraser Possef7on viii be given the first LAY If
January next, tn permission Of sowing wbest tl,s
fsil, irsqured. ''
THOMAS TAYLOR, Agent, &c. Ike.
May o5-ep,ds
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Vyms'burg. MAY IT,


~ TafEncd TIE 5st'oa held by hHa IN the
? Farmer1' Bank Of Virginia. since tho aorn.
menrefnert ~ H'ct i'stitrtioa. spi b.s oDe1.d an
Office N 'he house lately occupied by Me.srs. WI.
son erd Dr-v on y (Csry) Street
'te PROPOSES 70 tsa'sot business genera'iy On
CD"t7ni'fioV. Cont'9sf herewith, he viii exc
suite Ill inattsrs oom,ni'ied 70 HIN as n gtocf.
er, Sc,igsne5, or Nof0rye Pubic, with pronptttude
ssi fG.ity.
fFs--b re- -
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TUF CAklN rOINv FsTATE.

+. mn y lO14N.. - q lE.
& DFERJiSEn in the Ricl,rrond F-ouirer To-
~ salc on tie iT COY az June, under : deere
o! the hon. Ctsreery Court for che "a ,,ueUns,r-o
district ~ Cabin pCint, IVES Enorelord ~cry.,
F'rE'n's n raiFe tie sp2a of So 500 o. ,.rrcs s,,t,
IS u"cr"St nr"!v one &c the fees on TIE Fo,cy.,
afret hire frcTn haehrtiS % Nonoav hay yrI -,r
tf'p'ng '"out 1880 acr-s. That rs-t vstcrsd =,
he RsTosy, srd ~hirb viii he the part cold 10 ~,
ines' anil sFshle heinE -ndertd ,st a. the mos.
hesUtiisl fsrms N Vre'rs corta,nipr from < :,
500 orfes. s6m:rshy sisrtad e. the growth of ;r.
dian ccrr sod sheet in fne state ~ neural ive
rovRmeu, dr! snt: Aeslth,, .nd ct tse rtry f,,a
9uehty. To farm, il IS bsl-.e uritrs -7Cre a.
vSa; ges than this. Penetrated ~ Us e-rtre ~ 3,
s~ters'ye ront, vtioF can " made II COMMANDERS
With the river ut plssu-e u rds IN ;ie spr;ps on
-sr'y and valuable h+rrirg fishery while on he
iysr shnre ~ the sn-D~ror il ore O. the fines, yo,I
fisheries probably in Ire vivid VIVA fowl ov..tr,
sc. IN The srestest slusdsnce valuable hoay IS
timber is also en- the farm. which might BE ar Oh
eet for rsvy purposrs j. is ersiy kert eIc'osss
has excellent water. and situated in an agreeable
neigbborhood
wo"ld prefer selling by privste contract, snd 10
any ore wishing to puretyse N ttst wav. = prest
Asresin might be hsd-,le title uerit h. rrads m
e1eertlonsbie, end the Lend shoub b. laid OF in my
manner to suit the purchaser. On .H ovsr the ,u-h
required ty tie decree r credit would be ailo, eT
md the farm should be increased in SIZE if rs6uir
ed.
TIL. ROWLAND
Cabin Point, Westmd. &C. Va
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A9L'i.G& ARTILLERY CO.sfPsHJ.
9 (APTAlN Matthew Sims's Artillery Cornpsnv.
- q the County Of Iiah'px, hiss been called INFO
he seryise ofthe u States, & are now on their wsy
TO Nor ok. Wy
June j. q.
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6,IRAYED OR STOLEN, from the town &c
~ Manchester, on or about the 18th Inst. DARK
CHESN-LTT So2REL HORSE,
About feet high, with DOL, streak on hie >reLesd
little white on his let foot behind, about mae yeRr
old
IL Is probable he may make for h!eekl.nburs
County, from vhen-e>llc lately brought ANY
person dsi;Terins said torr- to the Subscriber In
Manchester, or "a Arthur Moody in Meeklenburr,
viii be rewarded for their truubI..
Msy 9s. va,.n
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Eisy 9s.
NOTICE.

HE SutS>riher Kiss been niuc,d from come
c'reums'suessi to open houtc of pubic en-
eer,a'nmen >; hiS residence in Hsnover, about ten
in''cs from Richmond sud about IN eorsI dist nc -
from Hsnover Town ans, Hsuover Conrt-.gouse ON
the rssdov-bridge road, aud sccl.- pubic patron.
age II DiCKiNSONT
Osk-ver, May es. Wv
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SM ANTED by the Subscriber complete Seams
w stress, ALSO Young Womsn that is well
sequsinted with the several trsnehts Of the Mil
lirsry Business, together nth two Young Lsslies
trsm twelve 60 fourteen years OF age, apprentices
TO the same business None peed apply but those
who can produce sood recon men tai;cns--
COnsfdnfiv on Hard,
An Fisrsns ssso-tsren % hornets which rnsv be
had ~ low IS can he purchased IN the city, either
by tie Dozen Single.
JL9RY ET.N C.
Nav es. w3w
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b 4 OHE X

EBE Subscriber bar con ~ sroed the Broser's br.
s'7ef', ard nay be found az lis Office over The
CGmpting H"or0 Of Ncs-rs. r. * j. Dlrk.--tle viii
also trsusse; bHsHisss on commission.
CLAIBORNE LDMPKIN.
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IL J ~ suh7cribs- has taken IN OG,ce
w sdiateiy hsck nj the Esg'c Tavern. sna ~, n
sane Int, where he I'm ,nsast bu,i,,is, ~ ~
ksr, and on CounissiOn.
JEEYLL Jo.VEg.
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which il was criasutly their interest 70
ho!d. by resting there, and arbiIr&ting as
1t were, between the parties, throwing their
weight into either scale, according to cir
cumstances, they might have turned their
successes against France 20 the advantage Of
Eurspe, and even of the world. But, BY
pushing the war against France, with a
view to her extreme depression, 1t is feared
that they have lost an opportunity, whate.
vcr may be the result in that respect, Of
doing great good to mankind, which they
never before enjoyed, and which may no.
soon recur, at least to the same extent.
L he British government seems to have
anticipated, partly, the Consequences likely
to result from, q negoclation. 70 be Loun memo
ed on the basis OF the declaration ut Frank
tort From what passed in both Houses of
Parliament, it was evident. that the decla.
ration was not mad. with the appreciation o.
e ministry. 10 the enquiries Of the oppo-
81 ion in each House, whether thss paper
d been sanctioned BY it, evasive aud equi
vocal answers were given authorizing the
inference that. although the ministry had
been made acYuaiuted with il. they had not
| approved the inca ure. This int, renee wa,
confirmed by subsequent events. Soon az
ter the paper was made pubic, The British
Secretary of State for Foreign Aff4iss pass
ed over to the Continent to the head Quar-
ttT> Ol the AitlSS, and trt m that reriOd we
perceive a charge Of polsc, in all their move
ments. Nothing more was said of raodera-
| ion towards France, while DETERMINATION
was M naced against her ruler.
! For the conduct Of most of the Allies of
Tia C n'ineut much apology is due. The
inroad lately mode into Ru sia by The arrr,ies
OF Frame, and the desoiat,on of her best
province, will account for the unappeased
resentment Of the emperor Alexander. The
sam remark is applicable to other powers.
But reser inert, even FIR injuries, Will not
| ling palIcte error. bnud uncert aintv
hang suspended over the great events which
have lately occurred IN that i'm portart re-
g or Ere thi>, every thing most have taken
4 cecisiys chaTac er. Should tNs wors; have
| happeued, which thoueh possible is very i'm
| probab,, he eject will b trausirurv ever
| there. The r-w q which the wisdom o.
| the Allies will suggest, must soon follow
| If they have cen uted their own interest
only, tbeir attention has lie drawn in al!
their proceedings, in spirit ofharTnonv With
our envoys, to the negotiation at Gotteuburg
u they have ccmmitted any gross and pain
able error. they will cherish that spirit with
| tervor. England cannot sustain herself for
| any length Of tine, notwithstanding all bel
coDquests, against the manifest interest and
pronounced opinion os he civil zed world -
| The approXima tior 20 such an union will
probably warn her STA esmen OF an approach
ing danger, which they will be careful t.
shun. Nat. Int.
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4 tUN-PONFDER.--The srhser3hor offers C.r -ei-
One Hundred and Forr Ecgs u Glazed Y I'D
FF--and one oese q Eagle Cun-povdsr, m o9cnd
eannisers--ali Of sgperior qu,,.;7
.q.VDRE11 SHfTTH
CarY4treets opposite The Eagle Tavern.
Apr12 va
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Il|IEE.N DOLLHRS REWARD.
UNAWhY from the subscriber about the fE.
= teentA OF March last, muIstto lad by the
name OS
G RICK.
tie 9hrnt $ feet or inches high. 10 or 90 years
ofags, his htir such people Of his color
y have snd frequently has It plated his oloathine
were, ~hen he Jeff zoe, dogbls vovs homessun. 81.
led ~ With yarn, dyed Of dark color; he is yerv
sen"h'e i.''ow and viii endeavor to pass for free
msn---le h's, | am informed some relations Hviu,,
IN or near Richmond, his grandmother free wo.
mar, lived With Mr. Smoek some years arc. O,v.
ners ard rnas.-s ~ vessss ss esutioned srest EN-.
p'oyng or horhorins fSe said negro as the Law viii
- 'n iors' rg'n,t those who Off NJ. will s.s the
above rverd 70 nave bin secured in snv ;sl go ,bs,
get him again.
JOHN COKE.
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NSfAN'ED TO HlGE--H person u.tornei; 10
sesrch FOR Coat, aud sequsntc6 with boring,
snd opening a snstt II w!N be desirable st the
same time. 10 hire two latourer-, se-ss,omod 80
n,nins.-None but per,ors c. good character END
habits, anu hsvine respectable reeoum:n daloa.
ne ed 60 spp,y.
For psrtiAuisrs, enqrire Of the Editor.
May 2s--waw
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~ ENTED---4 SeYpcnt who is perfectly well
w acquainted with driving of Q carriage, and al.
so hsLitusted to housein OTHER respects of "a nm.
eZeepuorable character; for whom liberal price
viii be gwen III essh APplyat this office.
Msy j. rs
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ROUSE OF EEpRESEN-TaTYyES

HUDDLl OF "a i-y'ffEDFIJNI ~fIJT rs.
MASS.--Thuraisy, Nav &c Tie committee
appointed to examine, recor and cast the votes
for Governor .nd Lieutensot Governor made Cul
report on the subject the result Of when WA.
that
FOR GOVERNOR,
The whole number Of votes was fOo 477--of which
His fx'cy CALEB STRONG had 56,s74 snd IS
chos.n-T -
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
The whole M Of votes waa 100 256---or which
ds Honor WILLIAM PHILIPS hsd Sc ga and
is ei,os.n.
The votes for Governor duly returned, according
20 the PROVISIONS o!the Constitution, were
For Cove nor STRONG. s6374
Fr M Dexter, 45o53
Scafterei woes, Isn
T. T uIps from esveral towns we're rejected for
u omss on cf fo-Zss required by the Constitu-
ito Or g. not hc-c IA &c IN SESSION If the L. 4. =
vas ~ r@tprr from WystPor., in which the rat.l
were 3Ii or Governor Srong, and II fer Mr. Der.
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MikGlNA.--Ats Superior Court Of Chsncsry
holden RI The Capitol. in the city OF Richmond,
the goth day OF January, 1916
William Biakely PA
sgarst
Thomas Jordan OFF.
This cause osrne on this day ta he hcs-t, on the
hii, ahs~er, EXHIBITS and examination o. Witnesses
and was srgued BY Counsel On consideration
whereof the Court doth refer the scecunts between
the parties to one Of its commissioners, who il al.
reo'ed to examine, state snd settle the same * make
Report thereof TO the Court, with any natter. spe-
e'a''y stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the pari;e, to be 80 stated.
Copy. Teste,
WM.w. HENING, &C.
Commissioners Office
Rchmcnd. nth Arri 1914
me paroes concerned are hereby Motif ed, that
have spp"nted "Wednesday the esa dsy OF June
Cont, on wlsh day their attendance i, REQUIRED at
ICY oees, WI" their papers, accounts and vouchers
resdy for examination ard settlement.
April i6--wsw O
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MQRTLyw HOLLOH.qY.

F'oy Sale or Hre--A likely Negro Wouar, who
has been accustomed entirely to house bnansss
also, have 10 Rest-Three rooms in the minor
part OF an elegant brick huildng on Shoekoe hin.
'iitahie fo- youns gentlemen, students, sc. For
terms, apply to
jiGrfin or BIllian, HoHoaay.
April so. ,s
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Iqye1ty DoIia-s Remard.
ETOR experimenting Negro CE.9RLES, a black
D. ulan-se is about go years of age, 5 feet or
3 inches high, bad blue coat End trowters, wa
lately brsnded in the left hand. aud raised in the
county OF Gloucester IpurcbGsed him OF Mr.. Am.
nrcse Oliver Of said eounty-he left noe IN Chester
field, on my way 10 Washington county. The ABOVE
reward viii ne paid lg deS er'nr him to VIM Cook
Of Richmond. JOHN SANDERS.
MARIETTA. n
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Droad Hoes. Coarse Sail, Scythe Blqdcs
Clan Hammers, &c. sc.
casks Erosd Hoes-Coar7e & Fine SAT-.
do. Caw Hammers 70 doz Scy,he Blades.
IS dozen ready made Sacks
For Sale by
April CO. v
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- TOTlCE-Al! persons indebted to Martin Fol
~ lowaJ, prior to the co-psrtnerslp IF NJ. & w.
Holloway likewise those indebted to NJ x w.
Holloway, are requested to come forward and mat
immediate settlements, as further indulgence cannot
be given.
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