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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11
CURIOUS sEpprNT


ERIE, Penn. Augusti5 Orange Babbet of
this place, iew ago killed and oponed large
Copper head Snake A great nu nbrr Of Young
ones ran ont, these he also killed, and among
the rest found one about five inches in leu IL
with t,rO heads Dosble headed s. axes have
been seen, but five mistake not. it has never
been ascertaned, to certainty, heretofore,
that they were not distinct species.
ALABA MA LANDS.
In conversation lately with gentleman
from the Mississippi, our ideas on The Subject
OF The enormous prices for which the lands IN
Alabama are said 10 have sold for, have been
considerably changed. We always thought il
somewhat suspicious that wild land ttcre
should brig 30 dollars an acre, when better
land was within Il or Is miles of hatcher
csn'a he purchased forfrom 10 TO 10 illars IN
acre hut II came in so imposing i shape that
II scarcely could he doubted However. we
are now satisfied that in most of the Instances
Il was trick played OFF on the government
IN something like the following manner. Spe
cuiatOrs previous to the sale fixed upon the
property they wished; they then employed
agents To come forward aud bid for il at any
price this was done; IN consequence Of hich
tile widest offers were made-but when paw.
ment came 10 be demanded, the bidders had
diSappeared ans The property remained in the
hands of government. The persons who had
laid the plan then appeared and agreed TO take
the land nj Congress price This story came
from the most peclabc authority.
iDittsburg Gaz.
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- oANokE LANDS toR Satisfactorily the
q last will aad testament of Wu. A. Eatnn--WiiI he
sold, on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, the
29ih Of October next IL FAR If not the fair day.
lic0 acres OF LAND, lying in northampton cGunty I'M
mediaaly OF the river, FIVE miles above ROCK Landing
a5onl one half OF which is loWFTOnuds, intending
OF tue most valuable ferries on The stream. and well
adapted to the production of tobacco, corn, wheat,
cotton and has enough cleared 20 worn Is 40 bands
TO advan all III good repair.
The terms of sale will be. y 600 IN Ne paid when the
conveyance is mace the balance payable live equal
instruments, the t,ee las; 10 bear interest from the 20ih
Of oct. iS20. Good security will tie required. Th,,
lands may he seen application To Nr Edward d. Ry-
land, who hives on the premises, or 10 Benz. Larn.
The purchaser may have tie privilege OF seedin gram
aud full given the 25th of December next
1iso at The same time 0Hd place VIII be sold some
valuable work horses, cattle and pigs, aud Cdk
ton UachiWe, Oh /. IJths credit. By fhc "TeCUtorS,
H. g. WiLJIABS,
SAMUEL NliLIiMS,
BENZ. c. EATON.
Nnrthamninn Sent. a. L
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Mr.. Robert Gourlay, who has been labour.
ing IL effect political reform, in favor ct the
Canadian provinces, it seems has had a trial al,
Kisgstop, before Judge Campbell lor Lord
Camph,lD on IA charge OF libel against the 90
vernment.-blr. Geuriay read a written dc.
fence hetors the jury. and ohtaiusd verdict
ol acquittal. Which wasreceissd with thunder
ing scclaniatiOns by the audience.-" Gsurlay
forever was wriiicu on almost every corner
ofl\ncston, and tte day after The trial. Mr..
Gourlay was honored with a public dinner
from tue citizens. ~. ork Cot.
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NIICHIGAN RANK

ALRsHY, Angus, 3i.--'Ihe Detroit Gazette
mentions, that person has been dotected al
Chilicnthe, having III his possession 10 900 dol
lars I'm bills rnrp0, ting he at The Michigan
Bank; and adds. that the industry OF the vii
lains who have made these bills, FAR surpasses
the exertioms o. the directors Of the bank, "a Il
is believed that The bank ciU not commence is.
suiRg bills bcfore October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

4 RAIok. la Joan !agtor, president oithe Agr,cu
N tarai Society ot Virginia, Vrt edition, just pub
lisbed aud Tot sale al tais IS, bOuaa.
Since The uIst publication Of this work, comprising 4
system of agriculture almost en,ely To this
Of country the face OF many districts has been vsiby
improved. Its merits scarce lie sufficiently apple
GATED since within Yeas from the publication OF the
first edition, lands which before exhibited "a cadayerous
aspect, managed aud cultivated the plan advised by
AratOr have considerably Increased both IN fertility and
product Ifts is recommendation OF II, then far.
Per IN The state ought be without it, u is not de.
signed speak extravs-auty Of work, already well
known, but the improvements Of an agricultural
Ivy, depend very essentially on good tcatses, snd Ara
tor Is vel! adapted for that eHd
II Booksellers and country merchants supplied at a
liberal discount. August II. 2p..w7w
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lfh'N LVNDON STAR.
ines on heat'na that the plant called the Myasof
ArreHSi,, ar forget me not, growing on the pia
Of Waterloo, after the battle:
There Is a Gow'r whose op'ning bloom
Beins softly ocr tie Hero's grave;
Who's trembling leaf ana sweet perfu,se
Denote the dwelling OF the brave.
No urn Is there that little how'r
Aloue remains their woes 20 tell,
How of, t',s, bied in hat',e's hour,
How 'aioi fought rnd prudence fell
Sweet child OF aprins, thy modest head
Was born 10 grace some L.npi.I spot:
And wiz thou bloom anions Ne dead
And Ul. say forget not 20
would not leave this plain OF rest
Fer brighter skies and niiider clines;
Here repose on honoi's breast,
unmov'd by fear. nnstau'd by crimes.
" AZ midnight OF the Orphan steals
o'.r me To psur the sacred tear;
And while hts heart a throbhirg feels
lie knows his PARENTS grave Is here.
" And shall leave the fiero's tomb,
Or mock the Orphsn's tender woi
No I! stranger, wss horn to bloom
Where streams Of widow'd sorrow now"
Guard Of the midnight hour, farewell!
SIN DER the siumb'Iing warrior wave;
Be mime The sacred task to tell
The charm that smile on r'ory's grave
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New and economical n,sans of M,.minnti;on

New and economical means of illumination.
hereby certify that some ;ime in last June, DR.. Ro
Hare constructed a Tar Lamp, and exhibited 1t Wien
lighted IN front CT hr College Edidce before great
number Of persons in Williamsburg FIoIn an estimate
founded on an experiment. which made ia my pre-
sence the evening before the exhibition il appeared
thai the light afforded by the fame equivalent
about nine candies of the Ordinary size.The great in
convenience heretofore experienced in producing iliu
mnation, with material aTording so dense smoke
as tai was in the lamp prepared by DR.. Hare, aiost
totally avoided oT rather that tue saoke
Itself was rendered suheTyient to Ike purposes afford
ing light.
Upon the whole, have hesitation ia believing
from the great success of The experiment. that the in
vention is well worthy OF public patronage and world
furnish an adequate sud salTtay species of iiumina-
i!On upon the most simple and m,c.l principles
FERDINAND S. CAMPBELL.
williamsburg, august 2S, 1918.
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&octne Hilr Pnrt.,. celiar.

TusT BECEIyGD FROM Philadelphia, yer the sC,.I
u Jane capt. Weeks. 20 hhds. phiiade'pbia potter
aud hand large supply OF bottled ale and porter,
ripe and nj immediate use. Intending to carry
the Betfis 2sfSss more extensively than heretofore,
IL will be to the advantage ofeouniry chants to call
As the subscriber very grateful for past avors he
hopes to share past cf public patronage, by ai~a,s
keeping on hand large and general supply OF M1E7
LfQUORS which can he packed the shortest notice.
and with The greatest safety, by the pubtcS hum
bic and most obeoient servant, ID. CLARKE.
August 2s. 33..w3w
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RANK gIIJS.

Counterfeit bills OH the Auburn bank. of the
ton. The name of the president il exactly
initiated; that of The cashier Is bad. The pa
per is someW hat thicker than the true bits
and the filling mp rather badl, executed. The
gcmeial appearance OF the bnis, however,
much resembles the genuine, and may he con
sidcred an-eAcellemt imitation. Large quaint.
lie, of these bills, we understand, are i'll circu-
la,on, and the public are cautioned Ia resar,.
particularly all bills OF this description that
ale offered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

'lMLNri DOLLARS REWARD ioI u fellow cali.t
BILLY, sometimes calls himself Eiiiey Pye, who
e!oped from my plantation in Automatic county, neat
Sco;ts Landing, Monday the 10th inst-tie is very
hack. iriin and straight made fellow ali Au feet inch
high, with uncommony srall eyes ana high forehead :;
also small hands.
The above reward. with all reasonable charges will be
paid for bis delivery AT plantation, securing him
IN jail so that get hin again.
Also, TTeaty Doii0rS R.irard for GEORGE KICK
lRsUS. OF GEORGE, who elopcd from my plantation
some time III June. lie is yeIy likely black fellow
'eet OF inches hsii-lie was hired OF Mr.. Reuhn
Martin OF Fluvahia Columbia, and is in all pro-
haht, lurking about there, or Richmond, as he was
waterman. ROBERT LEWIS.
august 20. 33.3,n
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NIAGARA FALLS

BUFFALO, August 25-We learn that a con-
siderable part Of Table Rock, well known to
si the visitors Of this grand ra,ural phenome-
non, 10y the fine view it Afforded ofthe Fails
on the Canadian side, broke of by its own
weight, during last Thursday uisht, and prec.
piAted itself into thu ruli below. The piece
broken oft, We understand, is about twenty
five rods long, from one 10 six rods wide. COM
prisug the principal part of the Table OF eX-
cavated rock. 1t may be considered provi
dental, that the fall of this piece, which dur
inn tie summer months has been great part
OF the time covered with visitors, should have
happened in the night, without any snperin-
cumbent weight or other known cause 10 occa-
sion H.
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RichUovd BU,.r MIL .Cg0oe

Nh ANUFAC1ORY.-T subscribers have made such
I'VE arrangements for procuring materials that thet
will have constantly hand supply of te best BUKR
Northern wOIkmen, they aatier themselves this mann
factory VIII not be surpassed by any ia Tie u. States nr
strength oil beauty ef wOI kmduslip. They have au
band IS pair fready made, warranted MILESTONE,
different sizes, built under their immediate superInpld
auce, which they will sell al Northern prices. Tor cash o..
town Persons wishing to get WILLS TOMS
previous To the crop will please To forward then u,
deTs, To- which punctua attendance shall be paid They
have also established nangacOTy in Petersburg where
North Carolina merchants, and miIlers adjacent Pc.
tersburg respectfully invited 10 call and spe
cimen Of workmanship g7.tsti
WHITE. DAVIDSON q co.
February 2S 1911 between - and streets.
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WM. ". HENING. &C.

Commissioners Office, Richmond, July 25 1918
IAe parties interested 1itGtdke sct',e that hare
appointed the7 fh day fSeptember ~ commence the
efeGmnf arecfsd SO the atore order, whicA day
sgctoch, a. N fheg are requested TO a,tsnd at my
office IN this sty, 1sith their accounts 41.d youchers
readytor examination and settlement.
JOHN BRYCE, NC.
Jvty 81 ~ ,rj,,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

NIkGiNif.-9t a Supertc, UoLrt ~ chancery hoi-
efh day ~ Jane, 1878.
44rcAi0GLG ITyeei0nd. PIaintiF
AGAINST
Mary Wat!omsm, err II Jacob Williamson and
Bs''Sy <fHG6rSoH. Defendants,
IN motion 81 fhs ajeAdoHfS hy coMnscI, TO dissoiUe
sse shlancfioa ancrdsd ia This The fourteenth
dGy 81 Jnne tasf the court after c0aidere the bulls
aHs1DerS ana eah3fS, doth direct 0ae of lis commits
sOnfrs 10 state account bffUeeR tie PARTIES cor
recfg SKch errors az n0y be apparent the face of
me procefaiHeS Of nc ar6hr0fors, aar report nc
SANE 10 me court a.h any as0tters sbeciQky stated
deemed pertinent by hiMscif. or hicf nay be reoui.
ned oy the parties 10 be so stated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

Secretary Of tie Treasury.
An Act to authorize the payent Of certain cer6cates
Bel enacted b. the SeH0te and House Of Repre.
SeHfafireS Of tie United States Of 1merica IN ion
GTcsS assembled, That Bnch Of act entitled An
act making tVthcT provsiOn for the support Of public
csjt, and iOi the redemption Of the public debit pass
Ell the third day OF March, one thousand buHd ed
and nineynVe and So much Of the act, entitled An
act respecting loan Office aud 6nal settlement ceTtf-
Gates, ndents Of interest aud the unundgd ana rrris
tered DEBT, credited on the books Of the Treasury"
passed The twelfth day Of June, thousand seven
hundred aud nnetyeght bars from settlement and
allowance, certificates commonly called loan office and
mai settlement certhczes aud iDdeus Of interest be
and The saDc IS heresy, suspended for the tera
years. rom aud aiier lhe passing of this noiif
cauOn OF which Temporary suspension OF The Of li
t2on shai ice published by the Secretary TTeasn
~, for the Information Of the holders Of the sad cer
heMes ~ one OF more Of the pubic papers in each Of
tue Uped STATES.
Sec. 2 .1Hd be 10 further enccfcd That ali certih.
Gates commonly called loan Oice Cetfi2cdtes counter
signed by the loaK officers Of the states TesUcctivei
hHd settlement certificates. and inGeGs Of interest
winch, At the time ot pastfng this act ssll Oustand
ing, may be ~ senied At the Treasury aud, uyun tie
same being quidated snd adjusted, shall paid 10 The
respective holders cf The sane, with interest At six per
fio the date Gf The last payment Of interest," .s
endorsed su said ceJtiffates.
sec. .. ind be IL further eHaciea That for carry.
ine this act into elect. To- II eighty thOpsand dol
lars be appropriated oui of any moneys IN tire Treasury
Of the United States Gst o,heTwis appropriated.
a CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JOHN OAfLLAkD,
President Of the Senate N o temyore.
Aptil 49, lsIs-AppsOysd JAMES MONROE.
Mag s. iswsie
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Treasury recruitment, Washington, dyrik 2s, 1918.
lCt IL HeTeby given, to the propIetoTs of stock
issued Under the convention with France of the
S0'h III A5rl, 1885, commonly sailed Louisiana Stock
that ne uo.ei', 81 half Of the principal Of said stock
VIII us feaeuued ell he 2st OF October next ensuing
thn cate hereof aud that the will be paid the
tts1 rOpf eiors nT to their atoInies Only author
u ' ut Gay before mentioned, at the Treasury in
"'Hs,on, or at such Loan once, on the books where
0iaAy rortion OF said stOok may chen stand.
lormotion is further giteR, That the interest due
- ne TINE OF redemption, such part OF said stock
is hed Ia Europe, u be paid a. heretofore III London
and amsterdam and that tie interest OIL such part of
sad stock as las been domcstCated will he paid tie
Sae De with the principal either the Treasury or
at the Ian Offices as before mentioned. Hd is also
keTsby mae ka0cn, That interest the eioety half
Of said Lousiand Stock intended he Tede eiued rs
Aforesaid, viii cease aud determine after the 2Ist day
october, 1878. WV. II. CRAWFORD,
secretary Of the Treasury.
MAY B. lIHVfIO
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'sAKE NOTICE, That shall present. petition 10 thr
next General Assembly, praying for tie repeal OF an
ACT passed at Tie last session authorizing Wm Wood 10
erect dam across the RivaEna river, at place called
Tie Barracks Falls and that writ Of nd auod daD,uum
should issue iOn The county court Of Fluvanna to
certain The amount of damage that might accrue to the
parties Interested, by eondemuing five land on
the north side OF said river for the purpose Of establish
ing iochs and other fixtures Ia improve the navigation
of the Reasons for SO doing will he fully ser
iorth III the petition WN. r. BARRlTT.
August 10. 40 .tfS2s
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Tre0surg Department, 4prit 27th, 1918.
NOTICE rs bcfeby given, that the several 9cts OF
limitation heTe,ofOie paSsed and which barred
The allowance and settlement Of cerlatH evidesces Of
public deb' have been suspended for two years By ap
act passed the jh of Api 1873 Of which Tie following
Is copy. WV. ". CRAWFORD
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4 uNAwAYs IN the jail ofIicHrico county, the ls,i

3.
Hampton, HACK man. supposed to he n years old
ne isst inches high, with the joint Of his
ieii great toe, which he says cccasored by The
~ an axe who he belongs to William Rawlings OF
The town ofLeesburg, in Ioudoun county.
Btiy Koou, supposed to be sixty years old, feet
inches h.h. with daik complexion. who says lie be
tonss To Wa. Walker, OF James City county.
thartes Ulscn, supposed 10 be "a or Is years old ,
dark complexion, his legs bowed, and his fore teeth
rotten he is five feet or inches high and saws lie
belongs 10 Samuel Pankry, OF Buckingham county near
Bent Ctsek.
!sarncy, rs years old, 5 fee, 10 or II inches high
darn complication. with small his len cheek
who SAYS he belongs 10 Mr. Southwath, Of Goochlaad
county.
@farcH, about 10 years old feet 10 inches high
DARK complexion, who he belongs Mrs. Day. Of
Hanover county.
Peggy, avail spare woman, with brown complexion
aud pleasing COnntcnanCe about is or 10 years old who
says she beiongsio Christopher Wng6eld, of Hanover
county. REUBEN TANKERSLEY, Deputy
for ceo. S@roge, sheriff 0td jaitor
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Dirginia Land Once, .Jniv 30, IsIs.

birg'nia LdnM Office, July 80, 1913.
conformity with an act of tive General As.
Il sembiy, entitled" An act to amend the sere.
raj iaWS concerning escheais" passed on the Idtl,
ct FepruarI, ISL, l do hereby publish and
make known, thatit appears ny tne certificate
OF the escheator for Inc county of Henrico.
tins day receiTed, that" two pieces or parcels
OF gIonnd containing half an acre each, sitn-
ate, lying and being in the city of Richmond,
and county OF Henrico, distinguished in the
" plan of,he prizes the lottery, called Byrd's
lottery, by the numbers $50 and tS67, and of
which James Miner, attorney at law, late of
" the town and county of Halifax, and late
proNinceQt Norris Carolina, died seized and
possessed, !" have been found by inquest held,
to have escheated to the commonwealth of
Virginia. VIM. G.. PEEDLETON Rec
August q. 20. .WGw
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POLITICAL REFORM.

affords an opportunity peculiarly proper for
the repeal of the said laws.
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I held for Louisa county ,

IL persons having claims against the estate civil
N liam ~. Phillips, late Of Felixvile, CanbefIant
county are requested - make them ksOvn 10 with
on delay, as arrangements may made fot the adjusi
meni thereof. VINCENT PHILLIPS, Admir-.
Near Js1TssfoVH, p. Edngrs, Jsfy Ia. 2O.,V
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" ih"iNiA a superior cont Of Chancsry hoI en-
al tue Capitol IN the city oil Richmond the 9th day
of February, 1873. '
Richardson Henley posthpnous infant Child of Rich
afas"i' Henley, dec. 10y Pleasant Haskeu his neat
PLAINTIFF.
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- Ga ~, i.El At codrl held for BuctIueLar
4 cnnnty, the 18th day Of JUL, 1918.
n-"iei o"ep"l.. Complainant,
AGAINsT
Lewis Chasta'he, Isham chasiane James Hudnali aad
Rho6a his wife, zones ans Eiizubeth lbs vito
Jonn chastaine, Jacob ClasiaLe, William Chastalne
Wui. Axros and Mildred his wife, Moss and
Maftha ms wife, ami Judith Cbastaine children and
hrirs ci rane Chastaine, dec. anu Martha Chasjainr
widow aud executrix OF the last VIII and trsamr,i
vi 'ne saic deceoent. DEFENDANTS.
q" HE Motion of the piainsnt and IL appearing
10 the satisfaction ofhe that the defendants
Htcpa' aud wife, iohn, Jacob and william Chasiaine
are not Inhabitants o. this state rs Dec,eed and f
0cTed hat unless trey shalt appear on or before
November teT" neN: and the yiaiaant's hi
Tue coit Will ie proceed 10 taks the same as confess
go s 10 ifeui, ana decree the matter thereof accord
insiy sne ihsta copy this order he forthwith, pnb
iished IN some Of The public Of CITY
81 tlchnoBd, for two months suCcessiveIy and that
another copy be posted the front OF the coutt
Eouse of this county. A COPY Jesie
Il. ELDRIDGE, jr. u C..
Aug"st'' 2I..uSws
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BaRchcsferS- Pescr5burg Turnpike Company.
fNHE stockholders IN III company hereby reqni.
rcd 10 "a. TO The undersigned dollar on each Of
tbeir shares, befor, the 4tb Of October nest.
By0rdsT Of fhe President and Directors,
JhaES RRANDER, Treas'T.
nsRsksuSr, sspt.t, ss,es
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Reads Patent SDira! YIrmseg.

ReadS PateHf !SDirat YI.@ses.
'I7uFSE important ttusses impat inincd ate relefin
all eases 81 rupture and answer lof either the right
oI le side, by changing the saps aHd tackles The
Opposite SIDE ana thought BY medical gentlemen 10
he The best nUw in use.
JAMES uARRiss & CO. AGENTS
tgr khe city Of Richmond.
July 81 y I'm,
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Sept. l.

I ohANthKi Al u court ueld Tor lie county OF
the 18th da, .'f March 1918, " i''!'
'osern sait,i and I9hn Lunsfoid actrg under the
h'm oi carter q Luns!oid. .............P iaixfiHs
N''''p',
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NoMH.iftD TO the ja,l OF the town Ui .lctel sDnrg
- on the ilth MAY last, amatto by the name Of
HUGO. formerly the property % Thomas Peters of
Columbia District, ano SOLD by Mr.. N'Genns for the
sad Peters, Ia whom nnSnown appears by letter re.
ceivcd from said Peters, bearing date the JIh iay.
rue Ssid negro cains has freedom. and calls himself
NDoH Noar kl1s-s.Ss Ike vJs sold or years ago by
ih"nas eichols OF The state II MARYLAND Montgomery
county fur SAID Thomas Peters Mr. Robert Lisie OF
Frederick county, Va rhc he SAYS set him free. He
appears 10 be anon SO 81 OF age feet inches
high, ycllovish c"nipeSioU made snail scar on
his ohn two scars his ;e.t arm, pleasant connte
nance. Had when committed, a blue broadclolb
coat, aud sw arsdswu waisrcoat.
The owner Is requested 20 come forward, prove pro-
Pery, pay charges, aud take MIN away otherwise he
will be disposed of according Law.
N. T.. PARISH, Jalor.
July Ia. 20 am
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n The owners ofthe above described slaves are d.
rected take thrm away and paw charges MS the law
directs.
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Commissioners ONCE, Richnona sih mo- 25tb 1919
Ikc parties interested are desired to take ,ofjce
thGt lure appointed the 2dh Gay cfthe 1914 month
octo1ei) "etf for commencing me accounts directed
Oy fhe doope order ~ COURT on 7rhich doy al o
O'Clock, Il. ~. their attendance is required az nv
eD7ce az thtS city, rith all tie Necessary docx,uents
Jor settling The said QccoRnfs.
Sept. I. ., ~.
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- OANOEE NAViGAr COMPANY All a meet
ing OF the directofs j.. ordered that The mext
annual meeting Of the hoders va tBe Eoauoke IA.
vicatJn CgUpauy, which to- law taxes UiNoe the 4th
Monday in October. should be- held at ROCK Landing
aud thai tie diftJtpts licensed shorid the
SAME place Oh tc Trtay preceding tta day This it
therefore tOHgtifi The same 10 ali concerned.
KOBgRF JOuN5TUN, Treasurer.
August :. q limo