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Scd her 10 foonder, ass6 94rsc vessel Saes w.
'ne 'n'siorto''es that have succeeded the mortality
d 81 n,sny days OF alnine which at las. obliged US
u emisrate.
In The American schr. Drummond. we're taken
LAWYERS Garca de Toledo. Gr;inaios, loro, ZuTs>
":ss, and Domingo, with many other persons. to the
uan,ber Cf552.
by vessel jast arrived from Carthsgcna, W, are
"'tor"ed that there already 500 persons in the
Prso"s castles aud Dungeons, nc',iing those uf the
schooner Drum'noad. One or the IuqI,sitors, o.
cet.s acts as governor OF the bishopro the provisor
being depossd, all the Canons imprisoned and most
OF The elergy suspended. There ren,ain very : "
persons IN the city, and the greater part OF the
houses empty. The captain general has ail Il con-
tribn,ion OF s S0o,0OO
Every one Ssisises to remain here where the
emisrants are treated by the eoyernment and the
| inhabitants, S'ith humanity above all praise but
wait our return TO know your opinion of Louisia-
M, sc.
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Georgia ard Tie Jississipteeri,uvr And lie al
tlens OF tie Cued States snail freely navigate aud
use, rs high way. all the rivers AID Waters thai
die Cherokee nation The Cherokee n.,isn fur
herasree to establish aud keep up, the roaGs 10
tie opened under the Sanction Ct this article such
ier'ies anti public houses as may be- necessary for
,i'e accommodation OF the eiozens OF t..e United
olies.
Article III.
In cyle- to preclude any dispute hereafter, eta.
tive to the boundary line now estabsh il il nt,,-
by agreed, isaat the Cherokee natitn ;hs appoint
Two eomulisi1ners to:ecomplny tic camnss,ou-
ers already appoiated on toe part al be United
States, 10 run the boundary lines III the hand cellei
by tie Greek nation tn the United States while
they are ensagedn running that part OF the boundary
established 10y tEe first article otths treaty.
ARTICLE ".
Ia order 20 ayo;l unnecessary expence and lelav,
1t Is tnrther agreed, that whenever the President
"tthe United states may deem It eAp.jient 10 open
r"ai through ANY part Oi the Cherokee nation, ia
pursuance Of ,ne Stipuiatians ofthe secoud article
o this convention, Che pri0c'pd chief al the Cicero
zee uStion SHALL appniot commissioner, Co ac-
company tie commissioners appointed Ly tie Pre-
sIdcnt Of the United Stat s. 70 ~ of sni marx the
ROAD and The said commissioner shall b. paid by
the United Stats.
ARTICLE V.
The United States agree to indemnity the iodi
vdoels ct the Cherokee nation for losses sustained
by them in consequence OF the march ftl, rniIi;ia
aud other troops in the service OF the United States
through that nation; which Losses have been is.
cettained by the agents OF the Uuit-d States 10 "a
mount totwenty -five Thousand five hundred iollars
In testimony Whereof the said Commissioners.
end the undersigned chiefs and head men
OF the Cherokee ration, have hcreun,o set
their hands and seals. Done at the CITY OF
washington, this twenty-secoad day G!
March, enc thousand eight hundred aud
sixteen.
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JAMES MONROE,
Secretary Of S.ate.
JAMES MADISON.
By the President,

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
IL aHand singular 10 lVhom these IireSents
shGH come, greeting.
WHEREAS convention was made and con-
clrded at the City Of Washington, on the twenty
second dsy Of Marcel, one Thousand eight hvndred
ana 'iSteon' by commissioner specially appointed
or thc part Of tho United States, and certain chiefs
and bead men OF The Cherokee nation Of Indians,
d'iy authorized and apPointeib By the said nation,
which eoryeiion IS in the words following, to wit
Articles Ola Convention made and entered into
hetw"cn George Graham, specially authorized
thereto b. the PresidcnJ Of he United States, and
,he uhGerAgaed chiefs AMI head men Of the Checo-
kee nation, duly authorized and empowered by ,l,e
s.d nation.
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HORRORS OF CARTHAGENA.
Secretary Of .Stafe.

cGf" Eta letter 5i'oni Dan Jagn de Lios 4p,a,lo.,
Aife Go5e'np, Of CdithHPeRo, 10 DIN Francis
&c Garcia del Pierre, .Ns,y- O,lea,.s
kiSGsToN, jan Is, 1916.
1t would take me very long to give ven
me particulars OF what took place after your denar-
uire, and to describe the horrors OF famine hy which
sich numbers daily persisted. After the rreote,f
hsianc oil heroisTn Oh the part of Ike peonie we
were forced 10 an evacuation as disastrous as any
fesorued IN history. The greatest weight Of the
common calamity seems to have fallen to our Gsrsil,
AS to whstbeiel myself during passage Of 81 DAYS
from Caithageha to this island, VIII only obserye
That Captain Mitchell who commanded tIit sclo,n
or General Castillo On board Of which made
one oil 50 passengers aiier having lesDole,I us of al
our money, gold, silver, -weis and precious .fsn.s
put US on shore in the bland OF Providence whence
we at last arrived here in the niiacui,ns mar
ner you snail learn when we met again. and
lures.
hiysister Maria, your motlcr.In-aw. vou,. vo,,,s,
VIE Fcpta, who had lain in but three DAVIS before
your brothers in-law, with Yegas and Lec,,a
came Oh. Ia the american scAoon, r Drumin onJ As
@o'.l as 1 near OF any OF the family, vail iuf,rIn
then where you are for NY arrival here I
learned t'at y5u Lad sailed Tor New-OrIeaps In
COMPANY With N. Dclyae, with parcel of Goods
anu rJoes at Jcu ore less unfortunate thau most
81 your kindred.
From CcrtIiagcn9 we have no inforraafion :,
The British irisae JUNIOR, scat ~ the admiral on
t'is stnt'cn to claim the ErSsVemaiaiug in the
town, is tits day returned thnut H..n. She was
not ai."ed to have any communicating with the
shore, from which beat sent for the par,. rs
aud the answer 10 Them is 2. ~ ~ b. unpleasant
hence II IS thought TIE town is afflicted t exaeu
tons. fnnr mother, your brother Jossph, bot;
your sisters and yournepnsws who sailed ia III K. I,
gantme Hope, arrived at Grand Gilman in n sfate
OF starvation. vessel is going 30 sail fro,n
this, to bring hither them and fifty ether per-
sons numb.r that has exei;ed public cousde..,t.
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JfhFrapUArr.

ny Estecmed N5b'esg,
Ny g.icis are infinitely increased. and 7
muatte!l Won what viii ll yOuri. art win afl.fo,
The American schooner D.,unDo.d o., 5osrS NJ
winch were your tender piet.rs 6, cit part If
Tie ianiiy, asisrCed iOtry 10 procure y~lyy. .ats
u the icc"ard of Porobclia a Loaf wen. mad
gave Information in tiat port, in cO1sefrnecc. AZ
"ihch a iniYsteer went Out aud sauiircd thc sc.
rican schooner. have seen Let Of tie prs71a-s
P'0ted IN Carthagens by order Of 10, er1,uent I-
the number a'e included ny sister Maria and I,e,
sous, your brotieis-in-iaw. wit, an ta,i- C,oil,,
your unfortunate wife, my ever tlemaG p, ui,4.
Wln her two tender nal,5, 10 her ~ tate Of health
hAVhg so itely latn 1. f-,, dear ,tt,c-- i,,y
great mast be y9ur ailic;0u IS IS tei- j.; iii. .
pio'ahlc ais'ortmc, 70 Which arc added the COW
sequence iien arc want O ioni end Oiier spf D.
i1s may have produced 90 tie tender frame O.. g.
woman not veil recovered lrasd eAan.6iitb.
our ma. ber end brothers i'e ariDt victims o.
ie'r suhtrug5, ia the h' isint.ne Bopc ui;h T3-rv
ohsrs awe already til o. told ecu how In.
we're roahe1 by caltain Mitchell ] wiz now re.
Late what haPpeaej 7:,er vcoc'e ofihe cr,iersf.
o.. -" arg ihc CcDs3wii7u, pers,-s died Of
hunecr Ai hurst on her psIage 20 this isiard a-d
or board ,Hc Grand Sultan, q Sill ltf.sr uu,ob,rof
i,-auts lied through tire same o4u3, Tbeeeho-
mgr !No H"thcrs, alias Union, ionuiercd in sihf
d t'1 Hi'' 5ut 80 a.e'd ny tlat Oily IL persons
e.ad be saved Out ofG great nu!nb.r tiat ,,it.. rf
b1ari. Dc schooner tcu Dsrr1ud IS, e~c,rd sean.
rrilel dc pn'1,witi iy IS cata,cre1s p rso-s
remaining, W 1913, tie others having dicl or nag.-
"' geo. lhc schooner india l-iare. pat IN ~ tie
ro'ies. distress, at Negrollcad in this Island th
captain took by force wiat Ire released. from d,,,
cmigr.ois- a'aadonc the vessel. and csoc ii.l-r
ia t1c bot; butu,e government committed A;m
io prison.
The s,h'7nef Est-ella alied from Cs-th-,c-a.
y i'H o,V cn'sranir aud arrived sc Providence.
"her Being abandoned dcy must ra,ish with i,p
ser' Ness 20 s q ~c hopc3, vessels be sent i.os
hence for their relief
~ t5e Conception nothing e. known, aod t Is I
1Tpb'bb t'n' aumjsT oi peofio wirh v36oh Che
VS. crowded, with ths 2i po.aJsr Size carried, eau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24
THE SUBSCRInERS

d INTENDING to leave the State. will
certainly expose sale. Saturday, tie s7t April
that valuable Farm, called SrGcJeTy Hx ON Chekeho,n
ny containing upwards OF 900 hundred and frty
al winch are % rate Grounds, and between 20 and SO
OF them cleared and most of them Welding heavy cros Of
natural and h'Td grass. The Of this pa6e to-
Fether wthis proximity TO Richmond, iuumeT.h!e in
dependent OF GriS-Ni, and SIw-Aji which are cont
guoostoit In addition this, the Legislature has pasa
Jaw to establish Turnpike tot the Meadow bridges i,ro
which itmus necessarily passaii ior tic accomplishment
81 when many shares have beer tan he distance from
Richmond is about miles. according To- the road now TIA.
'e.icdi hut ia direct line At is not more than 8.
'sloii nay b. bad mn date wil the crops and the
hands n9y g. hired till tlt, end OF the year.
s Farm has been divided into distinct Tracts but
dlC'e who may WISH 10 purchase
Ont-ouFih c: 'he purchase money be paid upon pos
session; on'ioUrih IN six months, oneUiirth in twelve
months ana tie remainder in 10 months from the day Of
sac ine two llstpayments to bear interest.
The sale sal be conducted by MIR. Thomas TAYLOR Of
whom any Information may be obaii by Who de-
shtU' CORBIN BRAXTON.
WA. T.. BltAXTON,
The PrOprietois Of The land pledge themselves 70 the pu
e it ty Will not make bid after tine land gets 10 seventy
dollars acre. l6s-utls
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u. W. COLEMAN.
100 uf.ls


50 Nirtae ois y ed OF F1st executed 10 tIlc
& , euhsc,1beIs ou the i9,h day Of August, 1915,
Ivy N.''r Jos ph alayo, and dolly admitted 10 re-
cord ir th- 81 -iins5 Court lOr Tire City Of Rich
mou', on ihe i9th 1ay Of November. 18t3--We
1hai, on Ebursa7y, che 25ii inst on the ursmises.
al ,..e l31r Of D. o'al7ch, pr09ced 10 sen 90 the
shcr bd5cr-- The Lot of GROUND, with tbe
n0frovem "nis thereon, 20 pTeseit ia tie occupan-
~ Of Nial. Mayo, ani knows by the so. 3, ia the
p'aa IS the city which said Lot IS situated on ID.
'r ysrJ street and 22i street, aad directly back OF
re- eouH hoasr, and confirms in front u ID. street
i3 irct running 5>e4 lGJ ic.; lin order 20 satisfy
@ teb' Joe Aif. hla.n.i Iuiah rs 5000, with In.
t.ros Iom tbs fflt taYof Jenusry 1874. and an
g. rf iacnued 10 extsntn aad ea.rging into effect
DE sa.d deed oltu.t
JOSIAH MAuT 1Trns.
EDWARD VI. INLTr. tees.
april s. ly7Zsds
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K ? virtue otr decree oft!e Honorable Superior
! 2 Court oiChancery Er the Richmond District.
Iaedc INA caise srtwcen Conrad Webb. executor Of
the iea.ament ard lart will ofTho'0as Shore, dec
PGHhN AID David Ross and Christopher Nc'Csn-
Iico, defenacfs. will be sold 10 the hisert bidder
io- ready soney on the 25tl day Of June next, az
nc - Tavern, in the Ci.y OF Richmond, two m.
divided sxth parts ofali the lands belonging to the
eoioerH OF John May, John Ba'istetSl Company,
situate in the State a Kentucky.
~. g. WILLIAMS,
DANIEL CAUL,
Commissioners.
March &C. 102.wids
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NOIIiIE
NJ HE
II III r,.En,,, st 49,. .....

0 az 7Uhon 70 may corcerH.
NOU are hereby notified, that the direct tax Of
4 the United States, for 1915, has become due
and payable, and tlat or ny deputy viii attend 1T
my Office 10 receive the same on every day (Sin-
days excepted between the hours uf9 o'cIcck, A.
NJ. ard o'clock, NJ from the LIST day of April
10 the SON day of May, 1916, inclusive
Aud that correct c-pies of the dnee; tax list re-
man wth the principal assessor of this collection
district, open tn,tIe inspection Of any person who
may apply 70 Inspect The same.
ion are tnrther notified, That the duties on house
hold furniture, aud Gold and Silver Watches
have also becomc due, they also viii DE received rs
above. VIM. ID. TAYLOR.
Collector lor the eighteenth, Collection
ApriI G. Ios..sw
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VIRGINIA AT Rulss Aolden N Inc
Clerks Office oftle Superior Cour, Of c,ancegy for
the Richmond District, the sth ,ay OF April, 1916.
Elijah May, Pi'i9; against IaiieI Sled and WIn. amp
bc DEFENDANTS.
THE Defendant Daniel Field not having entered his an,
pearance aad given ecIri, recording tie of IS.
senihy and the Rulsof this Court and appearing by sat
isiactoy evidence tia; he j. nbiinnt OF this c.n
Try MS o'eTe6. That the said cctgdlut do appear here
onte tenth day Of The and the bill ofhe
fllnth and that copy of tis order he forthwith insert
ed ~ newspaper pubiisr in fle city cf Ricn,o1d
'or two months lively, and post'l front door of
che Capitol, in the said city. copy,--Ye.'e.
.2brH ). lO9-.cS-g
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q z ANING determined to close as soon az
possible, the of 4. HGo}-idge 81 Co. the sub
scrher viii positively sell public auction before the front
door Of tie BeTaver, in Tins city. Saturday the i,
day of May next, 50Oo0h bushels guod ncrcn,a, coal w.
ing az Spencers PITTS in P0Wn cy c within miles OF
coal landings James River Three loads can be taken
from the pits to tie landing with ease in day. One half
ofth purchase money b paid DAYS aud the hal
an' az 10 days the purchaser giving negotiable ,olewh
Responsible eidorser, payable the Bank OF vi, GINA or
Farmers Bank of Virginia CoalYar will be furnished
gratis for six monts the purchaser James River and
az the Basn and for e convenience of those who shall not
have opportunity ofexanning i,c coal AT the pi,ts
fair sample will be shewn OH the day OF sale.
Mr.. Cuerrant. wLo lives On the premises Will show The
coal 10 those disposed examine it. above sale viii be
conducted under tie management of Thos. TAYLOR
A. WOODBRIDGE
April II. Iil-tds
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JuAN nE DIos A,IADoR.
.NaraIh qh,il11

.Norf6LS. .g5g}It.
The schooner Ed,s1rd Graham, captain Bsse,
OF a5d from this port; has been c0nGcmaed, toy. IT,
er with her cargo, by t.e Spanish government at
Csrraeeas. The protest ard other p,pers, not IA
wing been Translated, We cannot state u9oa what
grounds. Il is TO he hoped that tie 1resi!e.t
viii Dispatch force u CHAT quart wit.o 1; loss o;
time IN ase,:rtn what is Intended by these aahori-
ties Ia CON nittng acts Of robbery upon te proper
y M TIC citizens OF the L. States. Our Opinion is,
taat Is to &c aaoribsd corrupt agents. and To
the Spanish government, who should think, con
have no desire Tor gar Hiili the u. States Thy
Gas The SPINS. government was told upon another
occasion knew their own strength without beast
my Of NJ and eau respect that Ofanoter natinn with
OUT tearing 1t" Ledger.
Since the precedir. article was penned, person
who understands the Spanish language hasresd to
US the condemnation in Sn,sh.--The first charge
issnSPicion OF being bound "a port in possession Of
the Insurgents, though she wLs nearer royal port
and captain Bissel and his crew deposed that she
wasbouHd TO that port-Ano.lier ground was. that
the vessel had no letter, although the captain
dcp0sed aud the fact is, letters fur
nshed 10 American vessels. Yet the Spanish triilu-
ma! SAYS she ought have had sea letter, thereby
assuming the right OF Judging with what documents
American VESSELS nust he furnished.
w ith respect To want OF consus certificate, it
must be recolleeted, that notice upon hat subject
WAS given Oaiy about month since, and the Ed
And the former effect of q consular certificate,
was only 10 refuse admttsncc Of entry but here
the vessel was carried in, and condemned, because
alie had nota paper, which was only important as
20 the right of entry. TO
We noticed the conde mnation OF the schooner
Edward Graham in our last; the real cause Of cos
demnaiion, will be found in the following extract
from t'at document, Speaking of the time of Gsti7-
buuon q. the proceeds of the vessel AM cargo and
having first ordered those proceeds to be deposited
ia the royal chest) &c AID account ofthe pre-
sent scarcely in the royal chest II said payment il
not made 10 the captors, in the above two months
1t shall be first attended to therealter in preference
60 any other demand for such is his esy's seas-
re'-ths is one way Of replenishnr q hee.ariy
eXchequer. There is another curious par, of tie
sentence, from Which find that to robb " pcso-
nal ENTERTAINMENTS atded-s Aud the Ha Dor Mas
ter OF the said Port Of Pampeatar is her.hy requr-
ed 70 abstain in future froCI nolesng m ta.ns on,
OF vessels Detained any part Of their crews to make
use OF them, Ito labour) to exercise any vo-rc
or to use threatening language towards thcm as he
has done, &c."-Yes cerzl'1lv, do not h. worse
than generous highwsyman, WHO eont.rts h,rnr Il
"iih your purse, and does not blow your b.iss ont
1ib
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OF GoAliG 10 cNURcH

Some go % Church lust for walk
Some so there TO laugh and talk
Some ~ there for speculation;
So.ne 80 there fOr uipseiyauou
Some go There TO meet a f,icid;
Some 80 there their time 10 spend
Some 80 there - doze and nod:
But few ga there TO wsrs.ip GOD.
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UNIYERSIII- "a PE.N:A-yYL.KaNIa

l.L
l. public commencement lsld on the 18th day of April
1916. the degree o. Doctor uf Medicine was cn.rr ,
tie following gentirncn
, IRON .NesS-lo!K. William X. Robertson
Harvey Knapp Wallace I,,t,Il
Nsa-JeFgcy. John G. Crouch
John W. Jerks Robert G; EfoSelcv
Edward z. Keasiey William r. NiCoty
s"S'us 'E@N ROBERT -. Honeynlan
Samuel t.liopkIns Greed f!askins
Irl'tsytNit1 Samuel &. Dickinson
Nharlrs i-ukens john = Garland
Stephen Bursun II. s. Watkins
Thomas J. Davis VIM. b. Price
Samuel ". Pickering Ftrt;l,aud SIMS
4. Boudinot Stockton llar,wclI harris
Joseph X. swirl ,lc,,nn,;n Wilkins
5ohl Hsuris IL,in,as F. T'ch,s
toseph a Tate John W. Roy,ter
Aaiph Ice Richard &. Mason
James Speer Itehar Nl'Sherrv
Charles {. Bsaty Samuel senilav
Martin Barr john t'alrluiSs'
SainuVi 4, thornton Samuel shrewsbury. jun.
- Le9's"Te. hsHfucby.
NoV'yn1r Emerson Darel NJ. Heard
NilbNn l.. B1W!dcn James Mrtcafj.
John l.. Morris James wilson
hAfytH"n. William :. AlT.oes
Nntn1n.,i H. 'iSae NOlThLnTeiigd.
John aiicut Thomas X. Rutfin
samuel Shtrmnh WiiiiarS }. Polk
'"ne, y. Jo',.on SsiH!-carolina
Edmund Fit lhngh RE ard Fortnan
NM. - Ihsfnd' Samuel wilson, jun.
F9'p W. Sw.eS Georgia.
N'ninm @. Nice Niilclre Galpii,l
pctr-7uh W. Harper John T. Wiurfe,l
I'M, = IAN Alexander Cunningham
Mhihm ~ o. Grown James Tiu,ey
Fh1r-i y. Cameron I,,iqnR
Jpeph nHdty David N'Carry
Alexander ETs..De
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Bostsn Gas A.aaufactoru.

'v"'7N Vt0SS H-uni.Idcloru.
sSHE Prnprietors of the Boston and
Cllnisflrd C.0ss Flanufctcries, inform the public
that ;heir Nacfac;ory, which desro, Ell by the hur
cane IA september lns u rebuilt With many improvements
aud IA now "a full uyraon-ad having, en- Lald n supply
OF the bet inauTais enabled Manufacture crown AND
cynder Window Gass, of The Vory rst quality bth for
strength and hri,ancy and iin giasS-v are oa,al IL not
superior 20 thai imported fvm England. Orders Cor Win,
doN-StSs Of either Kind. from By % By 30 or flint
-ss walls Including alothecari> shop iuriu~. drt c
70 L-lHR.iSCN = FORLE
Aesanlra,
CRdRL ES =. kLrFFER,
At the Glass Nifiiuiac;ory, or 10
Z. i. PEARSON.
~ their Nareho'Se. No. Is marlborough 81. BOSTON,
VIII meet Will due attention and dispatch.
.55i9i s. lOS-4yS7s
The Editors oF the Nor5M Ledger and Pe-rs,rg Reeal-
hod' are requested to insect thc above weekly weeks and
irAlIsnlt their ACCOUNTS 10 this of,icr.
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VIRGINIA At Rul s hok'en in the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court of Chnncery for
Tic Riohmoid District. he 5iil day ofNiarch, 1916
JOHN Hoffman. surviving partner ofreter Hoffman & Son.
Ptoir',D againSt Philip u Thompson William r. Nivi-
son. eNor. of Augustine Slaughter deed John F. sIanci
ter Augustine Slaughter, aud Charles Labuza, Defend
ants.
The ~ nants John F. Slaughter Augustine Slaughter
AMI Charles inhnznn not having entered their appearance
aud gwen security according the Act of Assembly and
the Rus Of this Court ard tappearnc by satisfactory eyi-
denee that ey inhabitants Of this country his or
d That ihe said defendants do appear here on the tenth
day Of neSr term. and the hill or die Plaintiff: and
that copy of this order he forthwith in some news
paper published in The City % Richmond for two months
successfully and posted the front door Of the Capitol in
tne said City copy.-IeSte,
Nm ~ HENING,C c.
1i'.i n. 1OS- w2w
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STRAYED or STOLT.N

- M III Ott - Ol<I4N,
s{ROM my stabe door, dark bav horse.
n'aF,d very mstf viii barnes, nfi in fftc or,sra
number Of spots hi. iacs oecasoiiei y thcade We
Dos Two spots. very warkab.eone hciind cach cara
small lump on ono Of ms lower ey.nscs, hs nanr int
disif5, long switch ail. tcry ciuusiy. viii rive
Ten dollars reward TO pcs e upon the f,hvrry al said
Aorst o. inioImas0n thai cnn lg iiim svsiu.
NATHAN WinTIOW.
April II. Iti-H
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Cs1nu'issi31eI's 06'ce, 55s1JEc
STONE -CUTTERs VIZ fS@;Jg TFn 49, 1910

STONE CUTTERS WANTED.
TSNlE Commissioners Of the Public Buildings
z hereby give NOTICE. that they viii give th,,
follow ing wages 10 any number Of Stone Cutters,
from thia day nulil the 1st OF October next, rating
the day a, 10 hours
To every Stone Gutter, a frst rate workman,
$ 2 so per day.
o al others IN the same proportion, according to
the qnaiity and quantity of work they can perform
per day.
a large number Of Slime. enters are now wan
ted, and will be employ ed a these prices until the
lst OF October, after which liberal wsges will be gi-
ven durngthe winter, and constant employment
unu! the Public Buildings are finished.
JOHN =. VAN NESS.
X. y LEE,
TENCH RINGGOLD,
Washington. Arrii 1. i0s-lm
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Cotton and Vooifn Dfauu/dciory.
FENHE proprietors % the Nelson and Al
z benarle Union Cotton aud Wo0i;n Manufacturing
Comra'N Jake this netiod inform t.eis friends ard tl
community large tha they have Ifoa Crr1iig ~
chine bo.lt ON new aid improved plan. which Win piek
and ard pounds or WOOL Peray ia ,hc ncaitst nuIinr
~ the low price u per pond They li'evi,e have
constantly hand Spnn Cotton Which tley will sll ON IS
low tarrs ran ~ purchased in Virginia. They have also
ereeta CotoR Picking Moce. which they warrant TO cN-
ecute Business with neatitsS and lispatrh
The above Factory Variety Ah'', Nelson county,
March 20. ios-r I'm
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JUST PUBLISHED

JtSl PUBLISHED
4 Nd Tor sale at Peter Coton.'s Book Stores in
"a Richmond aud Lynchbng 3, The Journal of a
Mission to the Interior Of Africa, il tie year 1905,
by Mungo Parke. To which Is ad,,ed an account
of the life Of Pa.ie
ALso-a quantity OF Letter and Writing paDer,
March so 106-f
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NOTICE..

? 3RtiE Subscribers, ~ cutors of John Glib
son, late of Princc-Nilau coanty, Va. being d,ron,
Of closing their execuusp hereby give notice 10
all persons Indebted TO the estate Of said Ch,ct 70 make
paymentndallt hoe having claims against said estate 10
present ;l same properly authenticated before the Isl .a
of June lSl6otherwise tle win hold them
sci responsible for this payment of the debts.
JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES REID
Executors If JOHN GIBSON
DHmfries ,IanuaI., H. 90 .-ttty