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This match, considering thai 1t was won in
one minute and thirteen seconds within the e.
ven time, is more than ten miles an hour fine
weather
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THE Undersigned offers gor sale his farm ,f;i;rg M
a sweet Springs, in Monroe County. when contains
ou acres; either in the entire tract or IN tnree eqm
tracts as may best suit The purchasers This land se,-
trenely well waicred and has an ain ,at srnnv ofdng
timber The soil feriileand there but small pro
lounh OIL u which Is notarabic ard none which will not
leIu eNVeieh giaS-ihese is $50 acres Of cleared ai
comfortable iWosiory Brjck-H cse IL by 81 feet 1000
s'lchen' spfihghouse, &C &c About 300 acres oflds
may ne converted at little expence into Grstras
"eieu meadow IT'S vicinity to the Sweet Springs which
sa constantly good market together will, lis aptitude for
grazing or Farming. render Of The most desirable
plantations west Ofthe Rue-Ridge
Ton. - S VI, ,nS xxx
Sweet Springs, Va. Nov. AZ. s1om
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70 BE SOLD, on the nth day of JANUARY next n T-1
otierwse, the next fair day, on twelve months rrs
ai az .ht plantations in the county OF Amelia late Tie
properly OF Col Thomas Parkinson, dec quantity Of
corn, fodder and an the plantation utensils tos,, VI
number oi valuable work horses aud oxen and an NE
cae ana hogs on said plantations and also The hons
Perkinson. 49, w VI sAu
., me SAFE WIZ commence the plantation called
tto"g', and wieE the articles there are sold il ,ylb
adjourned to the plantation which the said pelin
resided. ~ AS'Ai1
bonds and approved security viii be REQUIRED Ofths
purchasers ior The amount they may purchase
JOHN LANE
ard W.,
wv ~ CnnT pcrnNr - 80
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ELEGANT CABINET fURNfrURE.--CHys. CREis.
IiAN tdbinet 1iokef, Fulton 81 (late Fair street
near rear 81 NEw-l respectfully informs the G.
ules on me Southern States, that he las principally r.
useu us business for southern demand his f,rnitnre
~ hIst style OF elegance, and always 1e0Jyuyifcd 0f
te best workmanship. He will lwifi, tc ,;c Of es
osnss himself IN southern CUSTOM, reduce his prices
OF oidefs from thence five per cent below New Yoyk
pIiceS, winch VIII generally meet the cost Of freight
orders directed TO him, by letter will receive nnedae
lou and prices '1''''''s' 80 ~ ''''
All his work is made in his own work sbo,s der hi.
pe's9nd inspection, and packed up by himself which
enties him 70 warrant his furniture 10 those flat lay
please TO favour him with their commands
Z e. IS very grateful those ladies' and gentlemen III
e southern states hat have favored him with their cns
commentator. fVHos1" -
Net- YDrk Dec. O. "a ~,
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W.. D. TAYLoR. CoLicctor


DesigR0fedB by the Sec'y 0fthe Treasu-y.
Collectors Office, Nov. III. 56-wsx
n The printers of the Lynchburg Press and the Re-
publican Constellation Winchester will insert the above
once week for eight weeks, unless otherwise instructed
aid then forward their accOmpts this Office for "a
men Including III it the former that published by
them.
NTlLL-FARM SEMiNARY.-1his SEMINARY is situated
w IN Stafford County, about seventeen miles from
Falmouth. 1t will commence the ensuing year ON the
18th January, and end the 10Th December following
lhe course Of instructions will include Orkh0graphg
hcGd'Rg, %eRha01,hip, dyithmetic Pracflcoi Hafhe-
m"e'chS, Geccr0pAig, History, English Grammar.
Composition, and other incidental studies.
The terms for hoard and tuition will be 100 y per an.
nliI'--each boarder indng his own bed aud beddfIa-
The Subscribers conscious of the high responsibility Of
Instructors hope TO give satisfaction all whose son
wards may be committed to their care
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
thty are dcsrous TO merit continuance of the same
CHARLES TACKETT,
WM. BARBER.
e. T0ckef is happy To inform his friends and the pub
lc that his health il quite restored and that re is now
ape TO attend to The duties OF his profession. In his
mily, BoardcTS VIII be accommodated.
November 10 55.wSw
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r.oou,, Wa. r. sGGLESToN,
sls

VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY az Ig11--0 y-71i
be sold. at public auction, acithonf yesey,e for
cas 70 me highest bidder, Monday the 18Th Jann,
J, 1911, II iaIr ii not tue next fair day rWo IOTS
ituated IN the City OF Richmond, No. 90 and Sl heinz
part ~ survey oflots made by Robert H. lanes amt
Known by The name fthe Old Council cha,nber nv VIZ
tue of deed of trust nom Miles Turpln IN 1yir,m
sum to VIM. Lamb - N''
lie sale TO commence ~ IL O'clock under the man,
December 81. ~ a.,
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NIotlCE.-The Subscriber is authorized to hire 9,
4 the ensuing year, I:renty Negro Bea TO work ON
the street, IN the City ofRichmond for which utysi
price wiii be given by tie CorPOTation.-Apply to
r,...A ,CRRIS PAINE
-
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~ EtRoES Ter lSaEe.-snant to a decree of Io1I-
81 Court, bearing date tle 9th of December Isle
wiz ne exposed to sale, at Louisa Courthouse ON the
i'h gay Of January next, about ~ likely NEGROES on
g,en 81 Twelve months bond approved security
w DC feqnired to carry interest from the date il net
r" ~ pa,a ny JAMES NICHE
- tniISi IL
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pUNAWAlS.-Two negro who were sent OF
~ buckingham from kanawha the early part of De
ceber last, 10y Nelson Patteon, who had hired them and
carried them there Tor the purpose of making salt the
last year
one by the name OF JOHN, large, tall HACK fellow
between 80 and 33 years of age nearly six feet high
speaks quick, Of very forward manners
The other very bright mulatio, named REtBIN, ~
OF 20 years of age, feet inches high, of rather
CHUNKY make, long hair, which he tied behind of very
pleasing coulienancc and easy disposition both fond
drink, and had been Twin. the TOmbigbic River i'm
the Mississippi Territory, and brought from there
III the fall OF ISL where they had resided for
previous aud learned speak the Indian language
Yer, we'll, and are very fond Of speaking it, When little
drinking, particularly. II is supposed they have either
gone to- the State of Ohio, the Toubigbic again.
Any person who will give information they NAV
be recovered again, secure them in JAIL deliver them
TO me in Gloucester County, Va. miles from Little
York shall be very Literally rewarded. They were car
fied TO Tombigbe by Edmund Logwood, in the fail of
1909. THOS. LOCKWOOD.
December TO- G6-w6w
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, that The subscriber has
received lists ofhe Direct Tax oflhc United States
for 1919 remaining due upon property the following
srpelntended ny person residing within the Col
lection District in wic it is situate aua that he is a
oriZed To receive the said taNcs with addition of ton
per cont thereon, provided each payment made within
year after the day which the Collector the Dis
rct where such property lies had notified that the said
taxes had become due on the same day
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VERY VALUABLE LAND for y17e---sT(-c i-5,6.-,
the Iract Of Lana, formerly owned by Col. Tuner
ooulnai, dec near the city of Richmond souetinls,
Saileu the tcsfhdm and sometimes the Brink yT,ge,
ir0ct VIII on the goth day Of January next be Offered
o saIe at public auction. in lots OF from two TO Ten
eacn on credit offonr, eight and fifteen mouths
payable IN equal instaments Negotiable notrs ,,b ~
proved endorsers payable in Of the banks in lict
Hond VIII he required for the fret and second naynsns
care the last payment. Sf'" " -
possession VIII he given, and the ti;e Of The leesie,
~ 'e le Coz Southa conveyed 10 every purchaser on
ms complying with the terms OF sale
ne Undersigned alone al authorised dispose of the
lands aforementioned. AL: M,RAP ''
~ THO TAYLOR.
.B. plat ofthe Lots above referred To viii beev
pten at me Merchants Coffee House. in this CITY, fsr
e oiish before the day of sale and will also on that
gay De on The premises submitted to tile inspection of any
person inclined TO purchase " Guy
December ~. q. "a,
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CPRiNG-HfLi AcADFMy.--Ny winter sess;o
- commence the 18th inst. ~ VIII
Having determined to change my vacations from, i,
cenl5er and june to April and October which mr. De
VIII be convenience to parents residing in the lo.he
country. oNef
The ensuing session will continue without intsrm;..
until the 18th of Oct. 1917. "sslon
My price for Board, Tuition and Washing scb,
furnishing their own Bedding * Candles will he "olaTs
Session, OF five moaths payable In advance = "a
School, the following branches OF education Mn my
taught -Letia, Crrek, EDsfish, Cec.rc-sy rrifb ne
stSe II ne Globes, Composition, Criticisms ana ms
No pupil will he received for shorter nerins NO
Two sessions, and none the of IL and IA as
Particular attention will be paid the morals OF -
Parents who may he disposed TO patronze INV s scia
are requested to furnish their children with B5ies '
JAMES c. wADDRI
those who reside ~ distance, good ma,ressesSn 70
suitable furniture, would be furnished at : the n
January .. J.G.w
N}ANIED single gentleman qualified 10 te5ce,5.
~ English and Latin languages. granmaticsliv , we
.i e VIM Ar'hnietc and Geography man init
Application by letter. postpaid. addressed to ,b.
seIber. living near Powhatan courthouse, will b. -.
,,nn, RICHARD K. cRAIlp
January =: 76-lt.
NTALUARLE LAND ON York Riyor7--
v Sale. This land lies at The junction OFF, cf
rnunky River with that Of York the love- ="
tremity being about 2 miles below-the mn A'
above West-POint II extends about elr"Sih,
'nles ON the River, and is almost the whole oe,S
neck formed by the bend of the Pdmrnkv s,s
York Rivers. IL is almost superGuonx - aN
tilatit is all fiat laid. The sivan:ares A. Ny
abundance al fSh, oysters X crabs-ailof VIII
oIer profitable trafiick to Richmond ~ Sl
which tits distant about forty miles-The ,ns
Is peculiarly adapted TO indian corn. whilst ,Sa
abundant marshes attached toit afford !, ns, ,rs
faiiingfund OF manure, 20 which theindustr;oa
man can neyerresOrt, vi thout success-sevo,i
creeks run INTO this Land, supply larne NOV
ton OF meadow. giving the industrious farra
as much fresh hay as lie might desire. willis ~
maIsn would give him more sal.-hay than E
could cut. This tract contains bout 1900 ac, "e
exclusive OF 500 or 1000 acres OF marsh. chr ~
from tie main by Il thoroughlare; there are on
this tract two mill seats, exclusive ofadyanssev."
Gus scitestor tide mills. Thisland might be- Gov
Veniently divided into two tracts. as n f'reSt
runs through II. Payments would be MAJ
most accommodating. ''''ue
The purchaserpaying interest, might bavaL;.
own time. AnypersOn wishingfo purchase !;
desired to applyto Mr.. Thos TAYLOR. Ricl,n,o,Is
or TO the subscriber in WILLIAMSBURG.
letter. SURWFII, BiSSFTT,lr ny
~ lthaving been found impractica Bile ta.o,
oftthe crop. of corn, &c. by the 10th Noyember
as before advertised, the public sale is pcstnor'
ed I'LL further notce-the propertywill be stl
treatedfor at private sale.-By order of the
proprietor, THOMAS TAYI or we
NOvember2. 5INtf
NoTIcE-'rhe Subscriber is anfhoTsed to hire g,
1 Iha ppct tt,us.
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ry desirable minority--susIicientiy to
Keep the majority ois the alert. but not so for
midable as to impede materially the plans of
government, or to present very imposing
aspect to the friends OF q liberal cons,itu-
ton.
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l Agaln oner for sale the varous Tracts Of I.fVD
K "iicn lately advertised. Being anxious to sell
n s fsfate can be advautaseousy divided into
required. " ~ ''''S"'' ~
rms property, if not previously disposed of. will he
so ~ auction IN the coarse of the Spring. aud due no.
IeIAns may he known by applying to Mr. Thomas
I1yioF OI klshmona, OF to the subscriber.
December II. 20 10, -,
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WANTED, single gentleman qualified 10 teach a.
English and Latin languages. graniinaticaliv f
ther with Arithmetic and Geography. man OF mi 81
age will meet a preference. '0u
Application by letter. postpaid addressed to ,be -,
tended to. " o. az
RICHARD K. CRAIIr
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December 10.


e3tMALE BOARDING SCHOOt.--Om the Ist January
iSiI, BodrdiRg SchOct will be opened al James
iowi, IN the county OF Prince Edward under tie din ec
an and management OF -fyS C0u0rdin.
Inc long experience of this lady her profession the
universal appreciation of those who have entrusted their
u1Ishters or wards TO her management, and the skin
when She mas evnced in the branches OF Iite
tuc whch comprise hef course of Fcnaie Education
are snicient testimonials of her superior skill in her
profession; sue has certificates from gentlemen hghly
Respectable for talents and Literary knowledge support
produce. - 80 ~
She teaches Feeding, UritiRs, .iritamcfc History
1eosrdPhg, he English GRAMMAR clilialiy ami cor
rectty, and in manner adapted to the capacities Of
Young children, so plain and simple that the youngest
understand il. '7~S
. BOARD viii be furnished by MI. Edmund Booker and
ar. Stirling smith, living in Town for : 90 "
year Tie pupils finding their beds bedding a candle.
me price for inon is ) 81 so T. year. one hall in add
vance ,ne baiahce at the end of the year vacation Of
one month VIII be given when the first session closes
winch VIII be IN Jane, and two public examinations will
he had, one at the close of each session.
Pupils entered will be considered as engaged for .he
year unless shorter period be mentioned at the time
of engagement ~
DeeenlntI ~. GS-wIws
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Gs3n


E,buCAiloN.-Ihe Subscriber PROMISES En- continue
y hef school IN Carersve cnpluienrin, inc s,b %,
SduUaiv, 1917, OIL the following ferns
~" bVaid ana Tuition, 3 100 10 Of which will he re-
i''u w d"'"hce. For Tuition alone = % The bear
~ WI ne expected to furnish their own frddi1g aud
~ S'i"ais generally To bear thcir pfopDiiion Of eN-
pfnse Oi fuel ~ the School Room,
The adbsoIiher proposes 10 Teach Reosjys ff,-Diso
UIHegtgfhg 0nd Necdif-ffayf for f,c ia of,,hlrh
we sueiuoHal sun Of 5 will he required
H"FWs had Considerable ,hafe OF the uubiic rairon.
~, w SuNst Ter hopes for It's continuance end pro-
'uf' no dinhtiou Of assidnity in attention 10 the
80 ~ Wen ~ ileafg Improvement oftlie pupils
w" hei care, SHAH cause forfeiture OF the connfate
w" Mnch sue has, during The present veas hces favor.
Gus '""e VIII pe TWO vacations ofone mouth each.
car,er,,at. ~. Lucy ". NICHOLS
,,2-,-,s, zee. ~. os2awig'
W. SUBSCRIBER has no longer an interest in Nh.
=, springs aiicr the 10th nf fh. month having
- 80 y ~ ~ dfcroDf~r FUcieg, fiis partner Ia 4
Vase o' '""' piopefyJ the IescntpioprieioF.
o.,oto,s JAMES 'IrFEY
NCuANctNf.-- Gloucester cousfy Court. sepicl-,,t
Jas nabney, os@p'qigonf, against sanac resnlinso,
TIE hcierdani samuel Tomfnson not bsvino ente,ea
~ appearance and given eecurift cfps IA, H. ,,f.s
assembly ahdib Rnfs Ofihis Gouft ara h se,erir, -
~ "V"H' i ihc Court fiatie BE- tot s, inbahifanfo Of
- , " "nthe motion 0fthe cou,iainanlty
-, y 'y cf0ered nat the said Samuel TomiG
''fef heieon The nrst MONDAY iu december next
su .N'i ibc planirs bill aud thar e,ov 80 ,iis on.
acT be forthwith inserted In SOME siy y. ,.,ais
We 'i,y % 'chnond f. two months snc.cssiveiv ,nS
shat another COPS be 20 led The ffont oo cont
.yHsf, on successive CoHff dass f,,d - =. -t 5fr
D.cI,,a mt O,aeyea Nat ne lci,,,.Isrt u'n. a. IL
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N. d. Should il be deemed an accommoin,;nl.
those who reside IT distance, good mattresses %
suitable furniture would be furnished the sess na
January .. sr w"
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'EN DOLLARS REWARD will be paid to alv Derson
VINO WIZ apprehend and deliver me or So secure
nun IN jan mat get him again, my servant BILLY
re aosconded last evening without the smallest
B'fty or b'tg HAL, as he commonly calls himself is
ABOUT y years old, bright mrlatto with very black
hair, which rs much inclined to curl when suffered TO
gro" ohg enongh-it Is trimmed pretty close his
peaG wicn Just begins 10 show is very black and
ms 'aee much infested with gTaat number OF: small
bumps "hich he frequently pinches sqneezrs until
me! are sore lie has rather dull law coi,nienance
ms features are regular his eyes appear rather small
MS eeth are good and regular aud stand rather wide a
rait ne mas an humble department generally and ei
leiuaie voice when questioned closely easily coufn
seu ahu soon Derays himself he has worked four or
VS years AT the backsmith's trade can shoe horse
aho uo common plantation jobs, is remarkable for
woIhs ieithanded, but is not fond 0fthe trade Bfy
na ~ aDout ave feet six inches high truncy
ahu"ei made, shaped more like awhile man than ne
gro ms gate is also like thai of white man. only that
Wneh letto himself he is slow and suiky expect he
VIII endeaVonr to get to Richmond as soon as he can
Whee lie VIII probably oiter until the Christmas hoii
oays are over when ne will perhaps Try to get farther
W We hor,hwaru; bis clothing is mos, my own having
Iaey gwen MN such as east off his hat neafly new
dh somewhat inotheateR his shoes arc new and coarse
and made with flesh side ont
As u IS possible he may attempt impose hnselfup-
on some innocent persOnto carry him out of the state
an shen are hereby cautioned the law Will be entor
ced against offenders, by
Petersburg, Dec. 81. -syt,.
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Petersburg, Dec. 81.

AIoIICE.-By Virtue OF q Deed OF Trust executed L.
=, iie Subscribers, by William G. Garner and Polly
S WE bearing date the I'd day of June 1860 and duly
a'cu 10 record IN the Court of ilDeinaIe County to
secure the payment Of seve: sums OF money dne IN
iam ~ Hunt with the aecrune Interest MS specified
~ ine hohds referred to- i'll the said Deed Of Trust-WiIl
~ "", on Nlnoay the seventh day of April 1917 ON the
r'1,ss IN charlottesville, by Public Auction for Cash
- LoI "F GROUND, no. So in the said town with
,"e improvements thereon, (Which are very yauabe) ad
Nnns me Court house square or so much thereof as
w" De SUFFICIENT TO effect the objects of said Trust BEGIN
III az ne south end OF the said Lot No. S. running
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~ Ithaving been found impractica Bile tn.o,
oftthe crop .ofcorn, &c. by the 10th Novembe,
as before advertised, the public sale is postnor'
ed tii further notice-the propertywiil be stn
for at private sale.-By order of ~
proprietor, THOMAS TAYI IN" 'e
November 2. 5l'tf'
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Date of Collectors notification
that the TAX had become due.
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PROPOSALS

For carrying Mails eff6c Unted States out5e f,,y,
ms t"st- Roads, miH he receiysd at the General
i,@t-CWce NM Sdfaraay the I3,h day of .Septcg,-
Ger HeIf tRcEnsiUe.
IN VIRGINIA
I97. From Charlottesville by Grabau,s stor. 30
Browns Turnpike, once a week. -
Leave Charlottesville on Thursday at a. m and ar
rive at Browns Turnpike by y. III. Leave Browns
turnpike at p m aad arrive at Charlottesville by 2
p M. $50 ~ '
los. From Ciarkshurg. by Lewis 9 h IN poin, p,o,
sani, once in two weeks.
Leave Clarksbmrg every Thursday at D. m and arrive
4, Fsint Pleasant Sunday by D. IN. Leave point
feasanton Monday at and arrive at ClaYksbu, .
ON Thursday by 10 a M. " .
100. From Huii's Store, in Pendleton county, to Bath
c. ~ once a week.
Leave iuI's Store Wednesday al q a. m and ar
rive at Baih C. b. by p. Leave BATH c. h. every
iueseay al noon, aud arrive at Hubs Store by d. M
The Post Master General may expedite the mails g.
a'er the tunes for arrival aud departure at any tin,p Din
lg the continuance Of the contract previously stipir
dunS an adequate compensation for any extra exnense
thai MAY be occasioned thereby.
2 Fifteen minutes shall be allow ed for openiuy and
specified. ~ 70
3. For every thirty minutes delay Cunavoisabe acct
anu neep.eu IN arriving aiter the times prescribed iu
any contract the contractor shall forfeit one dollar and
" the delay contleue until the departure of any dee,d
ns man whereby The mails destined for such depending
Id lose a trip. forfeiture of double the amount Ill.
lOWeu Tor carrying the mail trip shall he insured
unless y shall be ,ade to appear that The delay was oc
henDy unavoidable accidents in which case the A.
and retained. ' ~ '''''''
e's"iS ihdhing proposals are desired
prices Dy TIE year Those who contrast will receive their
pay gnaTeTiy-in the months Of February Nav August
ana November one month after the expiration of each
guaiter. " '"'"
s. No other than free white person shall he cnrov.
ed 70 convey the mail. ~ "P''-
o. Where the proposer Intends to convey the mail in a
BODY OF the stage carriage, he is desired To- state il in M
proposals. ' - '""''
a. The Postmaster General reserves 10 bp,self Tho
Itshtof declaring any contract at an end vbensvcr n
iaiiafe happens, which amounts to the loss of =
trip. ~ "'S VI
3. Ihe distances stated are snch have been comma
nicated TO this Office, aud some Of them are doulss in
correct; on this subject, the contractor mus, inform
himsef No alterations will be made IN the nav on ar
eOnnt OF any error IN this respect.
d The contracts are to be in operation OH the fire..
Gay on January next: those numbered to los are Ia
end December 81, 1919. ' ' W
The residue to end December 81 1873
Contracts torthe routes numbered 2 ali ~ Ia "a
~ 81 % 81 g. 81 ,93, iO3 I0l no. I3T lis t1o ts
5, 1906 In, l7J, i76, III. us, $780, ISL is3 Ist los
io6, io7, i9s, 100 poo 2Oi 2O2 2os 2ol aos aoc 1oy
2OS and 200, are to be n operation on the sixteenth
Of November next. v
RETURN J. MEfGs Jp.
POsflHaster-Gc ueraI.
GENFHAt-POsT OFFICE.
WashiRgtOH CITY, JHRe 20. f3-,vGv
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.JRne g..

A1OrlCE.-All persons having claims agains, the es
/ y tate Of Samuel Price, decd late of enrice County
requested to present them properly authenticated.
the Subscriber, that arrangements may BE made for the
payment thereof-and all persons indebted 10 said estate
earnestly requested ard aud settle Their
accounts and all persons indebted hy accounts failing
~ forward and discharge the saue give
bonds with security, payable in reasonable time,
WILL after the LIST day of JIly neNt have their
put into the hands ofan officer; after which, other
indulgence than what the law allows. will he given.
W. ID. WREN, 10fln'r Of
SdI1NeL Prize, dcc'd.
Junc g. 3-uJ
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NTOTlcE.-AH Persons having claims aoans, ,,. :.
tate of Mai Joseph woodson decd late of the c,nn
y0i GoOchand are requested to bring them forward pro
perry authenticated, before the st day Of January nest
otherwise this notice Will he plead in bar against them
Those indebted are requested make speedy pavment
IN order ioa dual settlement ofthe estate F"''''
JOHN LEWIS Idrq'r. Of
Goochland, June 20. Ia"ssss u"
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DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June IS.
The SPANISH and the PORTUGUESE
Minister'S are both at present in Phia-
delpha, where also resides the DANISH
Minister.
The BRITISH and FRENCH Ministers
remain at their residences in this city.
;. Nat. Int.
The diplomatic agent of the republican
government of PERNAMBUCO, M. DA
Cruz. arrived at the seat of government
on Saturday last, and, it is believed. will
leave it, for the present, this morning.
We have not heard what has been his re-
ceptlon here, but presume that, under
the present circumstances of his country,
he conld not be recognized in his otfie ial
character, consistently with those pripci-
pies by which our government has here
totore regulated lis conduct in this res
pect.-T III.