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very singular phenomenon Of waterSpout lately
Observed at NinTde, near uddersiied II appeared
formed of Gtiv black cloud, and rescbI very long in
,ert'i cone, thel lowest pert oCwhch seemed nearly 90 touch
the ground above It, the clouds white aud heecy for
ming striking contrast, with it, but heyappcared strongly
agatd our correspondence concludes his description with
stating, that the spOnt, when completely formed appeared
10 he round and smooth, and hollow within, and there a,s-
ptred stream Of water running down the inside part OF
whc, init descent passed the outside was carried
up again very rapidly bya spiral notion The whole durl-
ton OF this phenomenon Was abOdt 20 Minutes
Amongst the crowds Of peasants and others who nocIcd
TO the selte OF the LGuc Of WaterOo seek treasure a:
midst the Spoils left the extensive field of action
was young woman, who picked up some Jewels loosely
strung tngytcr Delighted with her good Fortune which
she communicated to of her comrades, she proceeded
with her prize Brussels, where she went 10 alaN and
asked him To purchase the she had ioul on b.
ing ask what she demanded for the stones, she answered
tnrt!-hvc ianc-" Money very scarce" replied The,
apcary-' will not take sS,' said the womal-" WelI''
answered he what you have found treasure and will
give you twenty thousand francs for iti-whie sum H. unid
into her hands. This sudden nux OF fortune was too much
Tor her weak mn-she became frantic with Joy few hours
alter the transaction, and las remained OF lunacy
ever Sliee. kLonGor Paper,
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is L.s'ieioa Repositocs' Of. 7rfs
OBLyYYO.N.

tsaw n monarch, grst in nanu,y
o. aish resioNn sEd fnStchlsA. tame.
Dechd with ,ns royal ro,ss ard croan- ::
,iw Oclnioas;riAe ihla down!
saw coiiquerer in hrs car.
ioaded With trophies gain'd ai;ir;
/ saw OBLIVION pui,e i,.> dart.
Aisd piesee lie hero 70 the iiv.lrt
] saw n stately column ri>c,
Adorned wilh se,iptur'd ,ictor.oS;
saw Oblivion mai.ca thtirSt,
And, 10 Il erumhitd into ,iusti
SAW \ manin modes, ,lrsss,
Assist thr poor aiid iatherltSs
saw Oblhion's mighty arm.
IN wan at,enipt TODD him harin.
When dis saw, muSing saRl.
OBLIVION, mas thy power is dead
A rg1vovs man inaS thee defy
lis deeds sge a, gistgr'd IA lich."
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Pheasant Grore academy.

7SNt1E annual examination of the students
OF this Aeadcmy will commence on the Tti ai.d s os
Dceeraher noSt-I John r. forrest having dCclCu
unng ionr ni the Academy, the Trustees have
young gentleman eninntiy qualified for the enpo, ,qit.
u succeed him principal teacher the ensuing year. The
Year VIII bedivd,d into two sessions the first viii
ON the lot day Of Janary and end I5t o June. The
second viii commence the stu july ard cSpigc the 10th
OF December The price Of tuition wit BE- forf1vy,
For reading, writing arithmetic and English grammar, si
dollars, and for the Latin and Greek Languages. geography
mathematics, c sie doa1g per session, paid in advance.
The price OF board Will be 32GclF. per session, pay
able in advance jeueiiOf, OF dcs will be made
90 u"s wio furnish their beds. An additional charge
nj dollar per ss>ion, will be made for roo0i and room
rent. Dr. Palmer Will continue Steward. He ha,
Just completed argc house. 50 feet by for The aeeomno
d'ton OF hoarderS The trustees pledge Themselves TO use
every eNeron their pnr continuance of the
literal patronage the, have mthcr received.
By order, JOHN DAVIS, Secretary.
i
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September oe,S.
Land FOR SIZE.

L-IJVI u TUX 4S-TLG.
E&|ILL be sold at public auction, Thurs
day, the 10th Of November, at twelve O'Clock be-
fore the front door of the IN the City of Rich
mond, Il Tract OF AND, lying in the county of Henri
co, eleven miles below the said city, and containing One Kun
nrsa and Eightfre AJesai of which is wood land COR
tanning its natural growth Of pine and oaS-ile SAID LAID
lies adjoining Neil 1fCouR and others-and will be sold oil
credit Of twelve month-Bod with approved security, will
be required of the purchaser.
DISC, VIII be sold the time and place GnoIer
TR%CT OF LAND, lying IN halfa mile the aboyementi-
oned tract, containing hundred and nney-one arrca
part OF which excellent lowrouDdsalso q beautiful stu
alton Ton hay meadow, and excellent spring. the said
TERMS ife last mentioned L0n9-One-hird of the pur-
chase money Will I've required In caSitlc balance in nine
months from the day of Sale-bond with approved security
will Dc required of the purchaser.
SAMUEL CARTWRIGHT.
Octnber OF. 49-w4ws
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LAND FOR SALE OK BAittr-N.

L.t-NU 7 OK ShIIt4 OK BAItItaN.
s Have several Tracts OF Land in different coun-
\ ties above this City-eiSht OF them within a
shor; distance orJames River, and from 60 to so
miles above this. The others are mere remote,
but some OF them are near james River and others
on or contiguous to other Rivers. Many OF the
tracts arerch, and few we'll improved viii, blild-
ings, orcharts, &c. l viii sell any Of them cheap
Tor CASH, or buildings to be done in and near
Richmond, for property in or near it--or for.
the materials ior building Delivered in Richmond.
NEIL McCOUL.
August so. SS--wtf
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scENEs IN HIGH
r. 'Tsf ron, high ge,Hrh slaae,eys ays d,as

r. ~ ION M I7IfIHgF Fl1T7l'eTf dTn10n."J
The emperor Of Russia and the two arch.fnkcs.
with then suites, occupy The magnificent mansion Of
the dochces dc Bourbon, IN the Fauxbourg ST. flo
no-e, the gardens Of which extend from the house
to the Champs Eiysees. There the emperor holds
lcyee on Tuesdays and Fridays, from ten in the
forenoon til half past One At two, his majesty end
family sit down % dinner Which commences with =
qesa.uy CT oysters After these, zones soup aud
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FOR sALE-.l TN.ICI 0NL.lNDl.

FOR SALE--.4 Ti2.3CI' OF L.3ND,
3 IiEG in the County of Albemarie between
{ 4 the two branches hich make the Riyanna III
YER and near their junction, containing ESQ Acres
Ii IS exceedingly well timbered with the best pine
and Its description s generally that of good grain
iand-there is n stream of water running through
Il, in which there is good seat for Saw & Grist
Mill. 1t lies convenient to three good Merchant
Mills, ore ofthem within mile OF it, and there
is navigation TO Richmond from them all To any
one disposed to purchase, the Land will be shewn
ny MIR Martin, at present living it, or by Mr..
p. T. Carr, in the immediate neishborhood. aud
the terms made known, application to the sub.
scriber, ia Charlottesville.
FRANK CARR.
September oS. 41-wSm
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t25 DOLLARS REWARD.

ETOR FOUR NEGRO MEN, Runaway from d..
i MEL Fields, on his way from this place to Teu.
nessees or fo- each one rs follows:
Fihy Dollars for Isham, u black man about nine.
teen years old, between and 6 feet high well SCI,
little squint in one eye, wears ear-hobs, was rss-
ci IN Alexandria, where he has been bred for eve
raj years, and is expected to be there now; he was
sold by Richard Strawn of Westmoreland 20 Mr..
Fulcher of iIichmo0d.-And
twenty-five Dollars FIR each Of the others-0ns
by the name Of John, yellow man about 40 years
cid, purchased Of Mr.. Bell, near feet high, stout
made, has bold assuming countenancc, sn excel.
lent liostler aud carriage driver, has wife at Mr..
Eiiioits ia Petersburg, where he has lived many
years, and is well known. One BIZ the name Of
Mt, q black man purchased of DE-. TazeWell Of
Chesterfield county, about IS years old, uncommon.
'y stout made, very black, and disposed to smiS
when spoken TO, has wife in Petersburg, believe
at DIR. Walkers he has been seen several times
lately in the neighbourhood of Petersburg and DR..
Tazewe!Ps One other one named Dick, tall slim
negro, purchased OF Mr. Douglass Of New Kent.
has wife at Armistead Russeli's in New-KeHt,
where he IS thought TO be lurking about; he is
rough carpenter. | will pay the above rewards on
their being delivered in the Penitentiaiy in Rich
mond ELIJAH MAY.
Noyeuber&. sat-
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AUGUST so
NoriCE--t'oal land For Sale.

MOI ICGr-J0uI Illuld For Sac.
SyY Virtue OF Trust Deed executed to
the Subscribers BY Cornelius Buck Cor the purpose OF
raising the monies thereby intended b. secured, Win be
Soid Saturday the twenty -fh day of November next al
de Sell in Che city Of Richmond, conformity
ysnber 1919, entitled An act concerning executors and
for o.her p,cPoS Si.y ees IF Coal Land king in the
county of CheStreid the south side OF Fiiing Greek,
adjoining the lands of the Niartin Railey decreased
Mr.. William Woodrdge and the cual lan OF the Biessr
RaieyNine undivided twcntiethS of acres coal
Land, lying in the county and neighbourhoo on the
t-ls, side of Falling Creek, and commonly Known by the name
OF the Union Goal Pit'aTd, undivided sxteentls
tract OF coal Land containing acr IN the county,
wherein Mr.. John Cnlv resides, commonly known BY the
name OF Buck & Cunlid.'s Coal Pits.
robert Graham, ;
james ". HIJree, s trustees
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WINTER EsTAnMsNNtENT OF TIE


WINTER ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
STEAMBOAT WASHiNGTON.-The Pre-
! si'lent and Directors of the Steam Beat Wash
ngtoH having touns the late arrangement inconve-
nien to passengers have adopted the following the
permanent winter arrangement Leave Washing
ton City every evening, Except Saturday evening"
at Il. NJ. arrive at 1'horny Point, by 4 A. NJ Re
turning, leave Thorny Point every day, (exceps
Sunday mornug) at 10 \. NJ arrive at Washington
city in the course oil the afternoon. Passengers.
under this arrangement, trave, from Balti-
more to Richmond within two days, and will be car
ried between Thorny Point, at the mouth of the A.
qua Greek and Fredericksburg, altogether by day.
light The Steamboat admits of no preference.
and IS prepared to accommodate all persons who
may offer.
Passengers in the Steam Boat are resnectfulIv in
Termed that the propretors Of the stages have, in
order to ensure conveyance to all persons travel
ling south, put additional line of stages from
the landing at Thcrny-Point to Richmond. Ar
engagements have been male TO put the road from
Thorny-Pont to Fredericksburg in complete ira
Yelling order. Houses now erecting at Thorny
Point for the reception of travellers.
By order ofhhe President,
HAzLEWOOD PARISH,
Secretary to the II. s. II. CT
Fredericksburg, October 2S. .5I-3w
FRESH 0LIVES,
EAPERS & Anchovies, Just received,
~ and for sale,by cAAS. BECK, Csayactr.
yVho has also far sale,
snrsy French toys, fancy articles & perfmery, vz
Fmolient Vegetable,
Altar Of Roses,
Violet
Natsols Transparent, SO'AAs
Rose.
Bandana.
zoo pots Naples.
English Lavender Water Honey Water,
Cologne Water MILK OF Rosts.
English and French POmatcn, H'ic Antique;
A variety OF Tooth-pOwdcrs.
Tooth and Shaving Brushes, &c. Sc.
October IL. 46-l2t
GROCERitS
1e hhds. Muscuvado sugar, 10 bags green cofes
100 casks cheese,
% bills. assorted cut and wrought nails
90 boxes X 10, and 10 y ~ glass
lie do. chocolate, case half-pint tumblers
ceroon Spanish fotant Indigo
rePepper, pimento and nutness, role birthstone
fined saitpetre, and assorted bar-iron Just reco-
ed, and for sale by WIN. AN DERSON.
EYPECJEB-ln q fer d4yS,
90 boxes fresh raisins, sherry and Malaga wines
loaf sugar, plough plates, blistered steel, and na
rods, wool hats, wrapping and letter paper.
November T. 5o-wtiD
& List OF is fi"ls Stems, and Kegs OF Manu-
"a featured Tobacco, lying at Shockoe Ware
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RED. UEJTE ,3N.D gLTrr.

Mademoisele Mars the celebrated French actress, lately
appeared NJ Paris Theatre dressed IN the rst piece in red
IN the second in sie ard i'll the tr in je. This
torf exhibition received ingenious device for tl,e
HonaPare coorS, aud was honortd by the audience with u
bounded applause. rLitUpssi aieiearg.
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This vote Of thanks, was passed with reclamation.

S7b5atb LgosIhe Supreme judicial Court OF slas,,cJu
has decided ia Justice Of the Peace oan,t -
warrant for breach OF those laws against am offender tbst
Is not an iAbitaIt OF the county werc the Offence is com
Sheri serve item the Lojs Dqy Tor any b"b
Ot the above Laws Damages awarded against ;,,s
thisdecbiun We congratulate the public. II has IN en- -
nidabe weapon from Tic lanc of iose petty t,nte VI
are aooulng 70 revive tiie rlsn Of religious
trust shall TO longer the s1.rIncss Of tie ,abbath
tresPase uP0I By these .6qi hqiI, who Instead of eng
dang tie day they ought, ia WOsppns their end ro
tssing tr manifold si, and praying that ihry rna
be endued witha more christian temper, riding or e
ing the public lgit way, seeking whom they may de, ;,
and gratifying, at once, their malice and i,ir areir I
I4uLdering tr t1Jw-elens and filing hr;r own, 49,
els. In some towns they have beu stationed II ey ,,,
ofthe road, ready dart upon traveller III 80;
der from the corner Of his web. We rejoice every oecl
renee when chicks tins prosecuting system
lWoress.er Eli
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FOR SIZE.

G &NE Thousand Acres of Land, lying in
Fran county, Va on Pig River, within three four
la,rays IronNyorl:s. and ffyve miles FROM Lynchburg,
adjoining the lands Of VIM A. BurweD, ESD oapt.John Cal
wei improved, pretty good clearinghouse, small grist.
NM, a nt hammer factory, and III good repair, in
which four head wokmcn may be very en-
poye and The place inferior TO in the upper country,
To sell the worhe range for cattle and hogs very
eren aud the market for grain of ali kind a Wen as bav
Ne.is considered equal to any in the countryis land IS
wen calculated TO produce tobacco and small grain and
TINS hnd and give 3 $ five pay for it, provided
.e payments eouldbe divided the subscriber
healthy and con'ennA further description is unecesa-
ry az those who wish to purchase, will view The premises
and should the proprietor he absent plicaon viii made
TO Cant J0h cqG who resleswil 3-itls Of mile OF
the land and wall shew die same. contract
.IOSE{'H H.. J'OH.NES
land. 49, n ~
i3a,lllin Comfy. S,.tes,berSo. 4s-wst;
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CATHOLIC PETITION.

-DH6El, June 26, 1915
The following is copy Of new Petition, read by -.
TO the Honorable the House of Commons IN Pr
lament assembled.
We, the Roman Catholic people of ireland again an
proash the Legislature with Abatement OF grievances undtr
which We abour, aud OF which respectfully but ut
the same ne most firmly solicit the etctual redress Our
wrongs notorious and numerous, that their minute
detail Is quite unnecessary ana would indeed he impossible
were itdeened expedet Ages Of persecution on te one
hand and Of patience the other, sufficiently attest our
suitTss aud our submission. Pryaun2s have hStn z-
swed only b. PetidonirIghiies by rsnonstranct-,nl-
ries by forgiveness II has ben misfortune have r.
etiior the sake otour religion, butit has also bsen pride a.
have horiie te best testimony the purity OF doce
hy thu me;ness ofour endurance. Like the great tyneof
our adoraon wehaye not merely becn the passive victim. O:
undst inicton bat have engyortd 70 espaIe The
cruelty OF our oppressors. We have SUSTAINED the pogr
with gratitude always Superior privileges we hnya
layise or strength, tasntaud treasures and i,.
81 up ~ the pro profasior OF ouryoung bUod Le triunl-
we approach then, Hiteoidcnee an enlightened ree;,
the name Of the Contribution, ask rights as Su.us
In the name of Sod. VT ask the sacred Charles Of u sc-
Are securities required of us We offer theln,he hest
Securities Throne can have-Ic affections offs ret,,e
never corrupd-Vaour that eroucc. Every hour nj
peril proved our allegiance, and every field Europe eNi
Weajureall temporal authority except that orour s
rei-We acknowledge Civil te that of our Const
= reciprocity of blnefta
Separating, Civil rights from our Spiritual du
e- We earnestly desire that tey may be confondeJ I'VE
render unto Cesar, the things that Caesars but we
also - render unto God the things that Gusis" Our
Church could desoel to clam state autl,r;tv or H.
we ask for it state ofaggradzemet itshopes IT'S powrs
anil its preteniOi', are u another world and wh, we
oar hands tote state. prayers that t1e ,trs
ny be transferred 70 those hands which raised from n,
70 Heaven We would not erect splendid shrine even 10
Liberty the ruins or The 1egapie. "
In behalf then Of liye million, Of brave and an insulated
people, who call on The Legislature anaiste the oI;o,s
energies Of ireland and, in the Of Gospel When
excludes all distinctions We ask freedom OF consc;e nee TO, he
whole Christian world" ~
BIZ. Charles Philips having bcendclare ,.le author ortb
eonPostoii several members spoke highly in his praise and
Mr. O'C onnei moved the following resolution i ~
That The heartfelt graiy Of die Catholic BoaIh he rre
seiied ts the splendid and patriotic feid ireland C5ie,
Philips, Esq BIrTisteF ut law, Or the cxerti0is Ia b b
has ssrred and uIIamtnted tss Of our common co,n
Try.
This vote Of Gian,ss was Irnssed with nccInr,nt;o
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KaLUADLE LIND ron S1LE.


NJ 7
4 LII Persons having claims against the
~ estate o. Aasifins Rowes, decd aru -eaue,,ed IN
make application and recev. payment on o. b, TIE 25tb
- npr ieNt-oiier"sc' ti, lpdce will be plead IN bar
Immediate payment, further indulgence csn b. given
JOIN STRIKE, Ago3f jor the A,igi'i.
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NOTICE.
EsANAWAY from my house on the 4ih day of
4 & October, 1915, a negro mau named Bob, about
tphtJ years old, light complexion, well made, about
live and half feet high with some scars ON his
breast, one of which is nearly round. The above
negro has atolerable good cuuutenance but when
spoken to, sometimes has little mpedlmcnt in his
speech. Any person that v III deliver said negro TO
me or secure him in Jail that get him agan, shall
be rewarded for their trouble and all necessary
charges paid. lie was clothed in home-spun when
he left home, but very likely he will change them.
1t is probable some person has given him free pass
DRURY MAJOR.
Near Halifax G.. III. Va. NovI 52-8w
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IENKS & raIf1INcs

=
OFFER FOR SALE, landing from Brig Polly,
Z Captain Snow
SSba!es, containing Plains, u low.priced Broad
Cloths
bale Corbeau Frize
chests Young IIyson Tee
boxes Playing-Cartls. containing gross each
50 reams Writing Paper
so DO Wrapping do
50 boxes Yellow Soap
SO do Windsor do
20 DO Chocolate
casks Spermaceti Gil.
Also, IN STORE,
coo bags Coffee
SO do Pepper
10 hhds Rum
$50 boxes Sosp
1O0 reams Wrapping Paper
50 kegs superior manufactured Tobacco
co tons Plaster of Paris.
October 25. s0-6w
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SStOpcr -. SU-bw
THE SUBSCRIBERS
fSAVE FOR SALE, the following articles.
4 4 which viii be sold by the Package, on accom-
rnodating terms, for town scceptances:
H8RD-W.9RE g CUTLERY
casks brass head tongs and shoyels
Ssio brass knobs, bolts, iron riin locks
HI and chest hinges
90 Saddlery, containing plated bride bits
roller buckles, sliiTups, ,nartinsal,.
hooks, saddle nails, common siirTups and
bits
do tea trays, snuficr trays, waters, hearth
brushes, Sc.
do table, back flaps and butt hinges
do knob and square latches and bolts
DO chesr, ii. HI. and L. hinges
do needles, hsh-hooks, buttons, and button
mo0lis
case German steel handsaws, mill, pit, and
- cut SAWS, and compasses
do best gilt and plated coat and vest buttons
casks wedding hoes, do plough traces
do table and desert knives and forks men.
pocket and shoe knives, files, scissors,
speetaelcs, &c.
do Weldon's best scythc blades. ID a sd
inches
10 boxesS and common tn.
DHY-GO0DS.
so bales rose and Dullie blankets
10 do plains and blu, and white kerseys
5 do white and coloI,ec fiannels
do real sup. IA WeIeh hannes,
10 DO napt cations and plains,
do blue do
do blue and olive Bear skins
S do London sup. cloths x cassimere7,
do Yorkshire do.
do low priced cloths, caszlmeres, coating. and
ves,ings,
so do best heavy German Ticklenbure and
oznsburgs,
l do blue serge,
VARIETY OF GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
Hosiery, cambiicks, book and leno m nslins
Marseilles quilting, shawla, ginghams, Sc.
Also, Stockinetts, Lambs wool hose, Irish linens,
Dowlas, SIC. sc.
GROCERIES,, &c.
so hhds and 100 bbs. New.9rleans, Mu.coya-
do and loaf sugars.
Antigua rum, teas, German and blisiered steel,
go hhds. prime mO,asses,
pipes real Holland gin,
100 bbls. Carnthers 4th proof rectiied whiskey
old,
10 bags old Java coffee, for family use,
so do old West-lndis do
DAILY EXPECTED
A General Assortment ot LONDON GOODS,
Imported in the ships Indian Chief and Zh,Rb
I'abG.
}. BROWN, Jr. &
w. FINNEY, y. .3i's.
November l. 59---tf
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100 crates we-assorted Idyrpcooi- Ware
10 hhds Loaf Sugar, and
30 bids Blown Sugar
Jnsj tcceived, and foi' sale, tn
LUXE e STEER.
October 2S. g.
WINES, BiIANOY & GILMAN GOODS
YEvHE Subscribers will recsye IN two or three
z davs-9O quarter casks cid Sicily Madeirs
Wine, q superior quality,
pipes three year old White Wine,
do. Old COgniac Brandy,
bales best brown Hempcn Linen.
d. Hessisus aud do. Brown PlatillM-
Offered for sale immediately ON arrival
Moncare, Ro5hyseg q Pleasants. Y. ms.
October %, 51--,f
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4 Petition VIII be presented to the next General
~ Assembly, praying 20 abolish the inspection Of
Manufactured Iooaeco. Octo5sr Z. Is 2m'
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NOIICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
A Petition sill be presented to the General AS
"a se'nblv, at their ensuing Session, for authority
to hsve carried into execution, the last win and tes
lament Of Thomas Reed, late o. the Borouga OK
Norfolk, relative to the disposal Of his properly q
that Borough. aud elsewhere.
November j. 5}-H
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IN Richmond Hastings Court, 1915, Oc-
z to'er 1oih.
For reasons appearing TO ie Court, is oryed tIat ,le
Clerk Of this Court do prepare and bring to the ne, term
list Of "il orders made tbs Court during the last three
years. for binding Out apprentices. together with stof de
ndenurts taken thereon, and flelin isofce AMI Gr-
"r orrtat notice h gwen in one ofhe newspapers pub
hhed ~ s City, that in all where il shall appt that
indeniures Of apprenticeship have not cn executed puru.
a1to such orders The Court wifi maize such disposition of
the orphans Aforesaid ordered 20 be bound as IN ,,
shall seem proper
eopy-Iefe' LW DANcE, D. C.
october y. 4g--wlm
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WILL he SOLD

VhVO the highest bidder, without reserve, st the
D Columbian Hotel, Manchester, on THURSDAY
the 10th day Of Noyember-All my Household
Kitchen FURNITURE, amoug which are anumbe'
Of very excelientbeds and lurmsre, and all other fur
ni,ure Necessary for the use of that Tavern.-Alsr
several excellent Horses. and whatever Corn, oas
aad Play may be on hand, Cows, Hogs, &c. Sc
Terms, twelve months for all sums as large IS
$500 six months f,r al under, ani rs largc1
5000. and sixty days for all under and not uHfr
fifty, ali uuder sos cash. Notes payable at eiisr
oi he Richmond Banks, with good eudorsers, VIII
be required. ELIJAH MAY.
November I. 59-tls