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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
STAUNTON tC\IFMY


ut trustees OF tse stanton Academy have appointed
the rev Daniel Stephens OF Havre de Grac (adI
professor OIL classics 10 NIL the vacancy occasivned by
the resignation OF Mr.. Girafdin.
lhe high respecti which Mr. Stephens has been held
as minister oi The Episcopal church. his moral char
dctst his INDUSTRIOUS habits his classical educatnng
anu MS experience IN teaching, believed by life
us'ees !" De such as 10 qualify him well for The n,o
les oIshlp 10 which he has been appointed
mf' Stephens will, without delay, remove his CmiI,
10 Saunon, aud will be IN readiness to enter rson ~
usChaTge OF his duties as early as the FIRST of
Idhuary. IN the mean tIe the session of The 400
Heny commenced on the fourth MONDAY in This m,n,h
ms place VIII be supplied by Mr.. Richard tienrv Who
acted as an assistant during the last session and vsrv
competent 10 give instruction the Latin and Greet
ciassPs. ~ ""o Sieeh
Mt Stephens will probably not teach French hin,
u"' some DETER arrangement can be Hiade VIM
oo)s VI otauntOn VINO understands aud speaks The tan
guage "ca having learned ID in France will attend iha
aeaoehy Two DAYS IN each week to give instructon II,
S trench ahsuage-and for this additional charge
VIII be made 10 The stndeut. ' sS
In consequence. of The inability of The . an,
the vacant The rule which rsn
mn lees TO be paid, al whatever period of Nh. sio
I've student enters, viii BE- dispensed with-aud for ,be
present session. the student WI. be reauiTeo \, asS
o5 III proportion 10 The time Which shall elapse aiter
his entrance. "PSe atef
Mr. Fuller, whose reputation is well knoup al,
CONTINUES TO be professor Of mathematics: and ,ndsr
III. conduct Of such teachers the trustees datts
serves mai The stanton Academy ~ Continue to dsssr
the public patronage. '''S
BJ order vi the Board Of Trustees.
e,o,. SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec'ry.
9..li
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LAND FOR SALE.

Rf virtue OF deed oftrust executed to by Warner
- Lewis, ON the 17th day OF APRIL 1916, secure TO
John Woodson the payment VI suhdry sums OF money
therein mentioned, We will oa Saturday the sta day
IeOr"ary nett, or far--,i not, the fair day
loo Tue premises sell for cash. the remainder
be ihe same more or less, lying IN Coco hiaud, and
bounded by the lands Of SDevereux Jarrat, George
hoiman, Wm Matthews, aud Edwin Turpin, or so much
eitoi as may be sufficient to pay 2io0 dollars (being
tue second instaenta part of the said land having
oeeh ALREADY SOLD 10 satisfy the nrsu with the Interest
thereon together with the cost the execution of
thisuas This land lies la AN excellent
TIE greater part of Is In wood, aud is capable OF pro-
oacing lne tohaceo That which is cleared is fresh
and IN line condition for yielding crop. Il has ON Ii
Il good barn and tobacco houses.
THOMAS PEMBERrON,
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, JUN.
December 3. no w,ds
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One Hmclred Dollars ReUoyd

w 40 stolen from my stable the night Of the oath
INST my RIDING HORSE, for which and ths
sonsIeuon on ths Thief, will give the above rewsId
" zVIoI tue horse alone. He is i've years old abont
10 nSus hlgh, 0i ne hay color aud very likely win
amSAes TAN winch he carries one SIDED believed on
Tue .e ne mas some ndistinct Appearance II the coll
recoeeted-TaIeT low In order There is a Irsa, ~
OUT on ms body aud on his hind legs ard thighs there
sone remains oi II when stolen lie trUts Gst and
ttenpeI, Oui not inclined TO be vicious should AM
hViSe answering the above description be Offered ~
OF heaTd OF IN any part Of ibe country tle mfr
thankfully received. IOUW ~ a., s ~ DC
Ttlmans August "a. "
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TENNESSEE LAWS.


an act more eBect"d'iyto restrain tie taking OF
erceSstr. uSIuy
sec. i. BE IL euactea by the General AS
sembiy of the state of Tennessee that the Ie-
gal rate OF interest shall be hereafter as here
ioi0re. SIX per ceDtum per aDnum, aud at thai
rate for .onger or shorter period
sec. z. BE 1t enact, d., That III auy case.
wher. larger sum shall be reserved Directly
or indirectly, 1t shall lie in the option OF Ih1.
defendant to plead this act, and there by ayo d
The excess over said legal rate and in all Ca :
seS 10 save The expense OF SUIT in equity
where the defendant may file his plea upon
oatIi, and the plaintiff may reply upon oath. or
Inc oath OF The original payor and the mat
Ter shat b. decided by theJary.
See. ). BE ii enacted That in any case where
more than legal interest shall be reserved and
taken, tie party so reserving aud taking shall
be liable to prosecution by presentment. or IN.
dIctment, and OIL conviction thereof shall be
lined IN Il sum To be assessed by the iury.
sec. 1. BE IL enacted, That the defendant,
when prosecuted for the above offence, shall
be allowed four percmptory challenges.
Sec. 81 BE il enacted, That all act on this
subject, passed at EdeBton in the year I71l be
and The same is hereby wholly repeated Pro.
vided, that contracts heretofore made shall
not be affected by the repeal thereof, except
40 lar as relates TO the penalties thereby ina
posed and not already sued for.
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DecelnLer /.


OfO"ceSteT Lou Grounds for .Sdie.
virtue OF deed of trust executed to us by John
~ r Shields aud wife, OF record in the county
court OF Gloucester, to secure to Thomas Nh.
payment oil snndry sums OF money therein mentioned
we wiii on Honday tie I'd Of January neat if fair
not The next iar day, at
courthouse, IN front Of the tavern formerly kept b,
hobett kahsone proceed To sell for cash. the
oluuef, TRACT OF LAND, containing by estimation
oSt acres ne Tue same more or less lying la
county, oeiag the same land sold said Shields by
SAID Thomas Log"ood, and on which account the mo.
hey now To Ne made is due for the thereof
bebg Dordered by the lands OF Fielding Lewis Doctor
samuel b GIifhn, Mrs. Susan Byrd and others-or so
much thereof as shall be sufficient to satsf, the sum
dissolved by The chancellor fer the Williamsburg dis
uict al June term 1872 or decreed now TO be paid
together Win The costs of executing said deed trust
anu tue expenses arising from carrying said deed
into execution, &c.
fhis is an elegant estate-suce say there is not
more desirable farm to the size OF IL i'm Virginia
particularly for those who wish reside in the lower
country, being almost all fertile low grounds or
very large proportion OF it....Tbe sale will positively
take place at the tilne aud place. the moneys not
previously paid. JOHN LEWIS
Dec 3. O0..wlws ROBERT THRUSTON.
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FROM me BaAiDiore Morning Chroniele.l
ORIGINAL ANECIIOTE


Nhen Congress first convened under the
new constitution at Philadelphia, d tall, state
~, dnu venerable mau. went into a store, and
chqulfed OF Tie merchant If he had pppins
ior sale. lie received an answer in the aflir-
hdtlVe, anu The stranger desired him to I'M
hcdd one OF the barrels, as lie wished to exa-
mine the quality OF tile apples, promising TO
pay INN extra for his trouble. The chuflisI,
merchant refused compliance with this re-
quest, even If II was made by the President of
The United States. The stranger said that he
was confident lie would huhedd the barrel
iemarkihg AT tue same ;lme lie was Obliged to
ieaVe the store for a few moments and ti,at he
expected TO mud the barrel open on his return
lie then abruptly departed. gentleman
WHO Was at that time in the store Inquired of
the merchant wbet her lie knew the name of
Tie customer whom he had treated so cava-
lieriy he replied that he did not lle was in
formed OF Tie name, which he no sooner heard.
than tue hammer began to rattle about The
hoops with unc nmOn industry and the baf
rel was unheaded. just rs the stranger return
eu. WITH grave smile on his face, he exa-
mined, proiesscd himself pleased with aud
purchased The pippius, desiring at the same
tIme That bill might be made out aud re-
ceipled. The merchant attempted TO make
Out the Bill; but applied 10 the gentleman who
informed MIN OF the name of his new custom
ef, ana requested Ills assistance as his own
band irembled so mach that he was unable to
wife. Ihis assistance was furnished the bill
Wdue out, receipted the stranger paid his
money aud departed. Reader, do you wish
TO Know The name OF this illustrions sttau0er.
so capable OF shaking the nerves even of Ame.
Ticaus! One man only could dc This aud mai
one was WASHlNG1ONl
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M hhl eocIHGArE, grateful Tor the enconIags
AsA ment. she has received from tI,. Iadiss y,
onu ann IT'S Vciniiies respectfully informs thai
n%s Jusi opehed large aud elegant assortment az Mil
NEhi at hef old stand consisting principal of %,
norm, velvet straw aud satin BONNETS Of The aiss,
pSue,hs an elegant assortment Of London BEAVERS
trimmings for pelliSses and dresses NETS cuJIs aud 10
oihanen's caps turbans, feathers and npwsrs capss
Gc.-aii OF which will be sold at the losf
Ieuucro prices for cash or town acceotanc,s
mANIUh MAKING and CRIMPING done with reat
ness aud despatch, ~ WI" NEAT
merebants from the country are partiruIarlv r.oo,
ed to call ana judge for themselves P"''
n. q. Leghorn straw bonneis, cleaned and repai,ed
October az. - 'eP"heus
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Twenty Five Dollars Hewnrd,

u ANAWAY from the subscriber living near Milton
- hlDenstie county, on the 18th September last,
negro StEPHEN, a black man about 3s wears old Z
feet or inches bgh square built well set fellow
when questioned sharply any occasion has an inped
linen o. apparent dncuy Of reply stu more obsery.
able by quick suction ofthe eJes-he was purchased
Of Mayor James Gibbon Of Richmond where he has
relations AUG friends, and is no doubt lurking. Vile.
ever viii deliver him to Bernard Peytou Esg OF Rtch
oho OF 10 me, or secure bi ia any Jail so that gel
bin again, shall be entitled 10 the above reward
4. CRAVEN PEYTON.
AlDtIndTies NOVEMBER 10. If
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Nov. %,

Z hiSSOLUTlON.-The cOpaTtneTship of Uhite ia
- UfdS0n 20. was dissolved by nuiuai consent On
ia DAY OF AprlAll debts owing By the tate arm will
ne pS,o by he subscribers and TO whom all persons
'" u are requested to make prompt payment.
ShNeSS viii ia future he conducted under The Grm of
Davidson q SMELL, who will Keep constantly ell
ua"u general assortment OF MILL STONES OF All
sizes, built by woTkmen equal to any IN The United
o'es OF select materials, which they will as hitherto
~adH aho sen III northern prices for cash, country
tanning gooa, strong, neatly Finished REAL FRENCH
bUhR MILL STONES, are respectfully invited to call
az lne mandatory on 18th, between ID and streets
hGhmeha, or OH old street, Petersburg, where ali
oroeFs VIII be thankfully received aud the stcest AZ.
tentOn paid, III order 10 give general isfacton
Ply II. I..Nu DANIDSON 4 SNEII.
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EIlin UnLLnrs Relcnl.lI

ESCAPbD from the Jail Of this city on the 9th nj,
- hegT0 man named ZEN, sometimes calls hlins Elf
BEN toRl about ~ years Of age feet Ieor inches
nigh' suaigh and well made, and dresses very we'll
Hitb "ateh TIE IS 4 baker byuade, aud (nratrly be
IOngcd 10 James Young, a kaksr m 'Eoct ets Zen !,
very wen acquainted with the captains OF vessels aud
no doubt he hasobtained forged papers so as to
leI nee n'dn hereby fore wal all masters OF vessels
- hsr5oring % carrying the said slave Ren out Of
ms commonwealth. The above reward will be given
u delivered 70 me al The Jail Of tbisc city.
r.. RURTON, ID. s. Tor CLIO. SAVAGE
Oeoemoe! s. OV.u S.i. e.
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Ths esd Nv. of the Edinbrrgh Review contains :
!o"s a'ucis upon tue late poems of Ar. CiabDe-I,
the poet IS Speaking Of sisters. who ad ee,
GO aSed out q: n handsome Independence hy the Gnu
p.sSo spssn,auns banker, aud deserted by thei'
.o'eis Ia consequence OF this calainity. Ibe gen
lie Lucy is tue most resigned and iiagsaunous. I'M,
More aspiiiug Jane suffers far ke.aer anguish an,
feTcer npaueuce aud tue tasA OF soothing and
ing her desslves on her generous sister. Her fancy
100, IS at times LITTLE toavhed With her aifiictons-
uad she writes Wild aad melancholy verses The wan
Nrf"ge "i her reason are represented in very atit
Hg manner ;-bnt We rather ehuvse to quote IN. i,l
lawns verses, wbiek appear to us to he eurn,i.
iu dnu maze us regret that Air. Crabbe shOutd
,sduisrd US so seldom With those higher btcai eiIu
sIUns."
Let me no; have this gloomy view
Aoout my roam, around my he'd
bNt tHoihins roses, wet with Cew,
To cn"t my bdrning brors Instead.
as uow'is that once ia EGen grew,
Let them their fragrant spirits shed,
Aud every day the sweets renew,
Till !, i fading flower, am dead.
Oh let Tie herbs loved To rear
Give II my sense their peffumed breath.
lie, them he placed about NY bier
And grace tbr gloomy house Of death.
I'll have my grave beneath an hui,
where, oniy Lucy's self shall, know
where irns The pure pelucia riil
Upon its graveily Ned below;
There vioets on the borders blow,
Aud insects their soft light di,play
lnI as Tue morning sun-beans glow,
The cold phosphoric tires decay.
That is the grave to Lucy shewn
he soil pure aud silver sand,
The green cold moss above il grown,
unpncRd Of all but maiden hand:
In virgin earth, Till then unturned,
There let my maiden form be laid,
Nor 'et my changed Stay he spurn'd,
Nor fol new guest THAI bed be made.
There will tho laTk, the lamb, In sport,
la air, on earth, securely play
Ana Lucy to my grave resort,
As Innocent, but not .o CAV.
MI! MOI have the church yard ground.
VIA bones all black aud ugly grown,
10 press my shiseTug body round
or on my wasted limbs be thr.nn.
with ribs aud skbils l will not sleep,
In clamny beds UG cold blue CLAW
Through which the ringed earth orlns creep
Aud on the shrOuded bosom prey
viii not have the bell proclaim
When those sad marriage rites begin
aud boys, Without regard or shane,
Press the vile Wondering masses in.
SAY not, IL is beneath my care;
cannot these cold truths allow,
These thoughts may not aikcl ne there,
But, . they vrN aud lease Inc now.
O, take me from world I hate,
Men cruel, selfish, sensual, cold;
And, ia SEINE pure aud blessed state
Let me my sister minds behold
FROM gross and soTdid views Tefned,
Our heaven of spoliess love TO share
For only generous souis desisu'd,
and not man 10 meet lhtTe.
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TRUST SAIF

T1Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO The
- By John Woodhn, fof purposes lbereia mentioned
WIZ be tnis al dyletvs Warehouse, IN the comfy oi
kIng william, on The GTSt d0g of JaRHafg NefE Al
public aHcloD for casn all right title aud iDteres,
when tie said John wOodGn has IN snndry NEGRO
SLh ~ voc possession OF bis ofher H. law SOPHIE
"Oouhh' WHICH ave held 10y beT as dover.
November2g. ~ 90 "a. '"s'ss'
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WASHINGTON TANEi

"A BERNARD returns his sincere fI,ants 10 a..
TRENDS AUG the public IN general for the liberal
onOOuIaeeh'eh, nc has received IN bis line and he
pecls TO CONTINUE TO Keep Washington for TOO y,s
atei tbe present that lie Is PREPARED IN GOOD rooms
70 entertain twenty 0ttbe Members 0r tbe Assembly on
reasonable terms; aud Can az al tines entertain,
consottdD'e number Of Transient customers Oh as good
'tIi's IS ay other person ~ bs fine. RE provided
wib good osilef, and always keets his stables We'll
SUPPLE with grain, &C.
Richmond, Nov. "a. SIT
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a proposition is before the legislature Of A.
execution. -
bill tsaso on its passage limiting the rate
OF interest TO D per cent. aud declaring void
all contacts fOr larger amount
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A PETITION will be presented 10 the nev, ,.,...t
Assembly praying that law may pass authorizing
and oneclhg The inspectors Of tobacco to bresk eae,
Dhu iouT times, Tor The purpose Of efTeCiuall, de-
iecihg and preventing false packing aad lesscnine tb
cehsure anu complaints too often made against theDor
passing Dao lobdcco-but to take samples from only
Two breaks, unless the owner consents 10 more AZ
TO RAISE the price for opening Coopcrng up and weigb
ing inspected tobaeco, aud IA the ptiCe Tor fsvieWin
inspected 0baccs, aud prevent all gIubiinr and co
PLAINS against The present. very low And 49,
pass law or the purpose Of authorizing Tie insosrs
10 sell tobacco. II the existing statutes d, moi 10 10
the right aud to liz their commission fer i en- eH'
November 20. =, "."e'
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EFo. SAL la BeauIiial aud celebrated POINT
PROSPECT, at the function OF Big GUY andotte win
ne o"io river MS situation IL The most d, Irhlful
o. any on the Ohio, and the soil equal to an, on The
river being forI, miles below Point Pleasant and IL
80 49,, ,e cue n'ucAy nue.. The subscriber has about
Two thousand acres, within mics in dihsrent snr
Vcss about 800 VI which is fIsl rate bottom: 5oo
eiuus ihe'nioGth OF Guyana tie The Delegates
ON Cabeii, kanawha and Mason counties can descrihe
IN riace The road leading from Kentucky 10 Virgi
land. THOuAS p,IrEt = ",, ou '"S
Drc.7. ~"
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Land an P0whatau fo,. s1Le

me- subscriber wishes To dispose of 81 500 acre, az
LAND, lying III The upper end of the county Of
Fn"haial, being par; Of the tract gu WHICH n, ,s
sues' Ihe Greater OF above land is I'm vouds
az" some oi " Ist rate tobacco land. As no one N "a
presumed, viii pure base without mrs, yie,EiSg ~
'her description is deemed unnecessary.
P0wbatan, May "a.
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VIRGINIA 1t Rules hoides lathe Cier 0Dfcs
" ne superior Court ~ chdRcery TOR the kich-
"ond district, fhe 2sfh day 81 October, 1870
SdmHet gilbert and Thomas Dean, purifiers trading
under the hrm " Gilbert Dean... .piainiifs.
AGAINST
Eiihx Hobarf, and Gustapus Lucke snd James
Stser merchants and partners trading under the Ur1s
~ Luxe y Si-er....... Lxuls
The deJsnddat Eiiha Ho6urt nof vinr entered MI,
Asssnabfy aud the rules Of this CONT, aad IL ap-
Pearig by satisfactory Evidence, that he not an
hhd0tf0nn cf this country IT is ORDERED, That
the said dftsndG do appear here the nrst ddy of
aud that COPY " This order be Inserted s
some newspaper published bt the city Of Richnoua.
jorfto 1c,thS aud posted the from
door ~ the Capkotim me sad eli
Norember II, 5Iusw
NwAN 1ANERN.-ILis well Known eslabIisLl,ruI
~ mas bsen leased by the subscriber for term of
years, and viii On this day open under his
msn oi the reception Of company. His friends and
ne public Ia general are invited Ia call him as lie
pseses nnse Ia use every exerton 10 make this stand
Us desirable fsT its accommodation It's situation is
inviting Those who have be eIoiofe been la the ha-
DIT OF calling on him his former stand NAV expeet
, hs .ne same attention given them, and the prices,
WIN out htIe variation, the same. All the houscs
"hi between this and the spring. unde 20 tboroupb
repair aud be hAed IN the con We nent and com,
Ioftabe manner II was the wish the prom i.ior In
nave taken II earlier, to have bad to make every
necessary preparation before the meeting the ees
iaiuie, but II MAS not in his power so. lew
ea's VII, ne necessary To complete his genenis
III making OF which, should any IesnIt
TO boa1ders or visitors IL will be such as ae uuayod
ABLE The price Of board will be made very Reasonable
10 persons that wish board wibuut loc rinp Tbe
rooms III the tavern part OF the house. will be nj for
transient customers alone aud in the mr., ale
mouse VIII be inihishea in most comfortable manner
o iames travelling; female servants, ell acquajut
eu win waiting, will always be ready attend them
WE'VE or hfteen members of the legislature can he
accommodated with board, &c. &c. their horses kept
" 6 Tue "eeA or MONTH Mann S. VALENTINE.
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JOSEPH$ PHILIP 5TgYO.
AVE united 10 The PRhcT tCR OF THE LAW
- Ose 81 The ubef of them Will constantly attend
stions courts held ~ the city 81 Richmond and 80
heTtor aud superior courts Of GOochlans PoWL.,'s
ind Chesterfield. Aug Is. ia 4, "'""
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Charlottesville Female Academy.

charlottesville Female 1c0demu.
HIS institution, under the objection of Mis- NJ F.
~, 1kosGE 3, late Of Fredericksburg, will be opened on
The second Monday in January next where The foIioi
branches OF education viii be taught viz e
- FIRST CLASS.
Inc English Language grammatically IA az s.ss;o,,
sacred, aDcien, q modern Geography or q u,o,fbr
History Astronomy Of the GLOBES one hoiT ~,
drawing OF Maps, and Composition. aduaucsy
. SECOND CLASS.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar asd
hrithmetc. ..,..SIs do
Inc french Language, including any of
the above branches. Observation-Disclosures aa do
Music vii, ''s separate charge ofSI5 do
boarding, washing aud fuel, leach young
lady furnishing her n bed & bedding ! = In do
ins institution, situated in The finest par Of Virgin
uhue Tie direction Of lady in every way qualified 10,
10 Justice, offers an opportunity parents aad guar.
oahs seldom met WITH The high character of the trus
tees selected To PRESIDE over added 10 the ,.nna,,op
OF IT'S govern.ss, Will ensure those at distance the
sa,eV oil nus pupils Mrs. George, with whom the Young
es WIN he boarded pledges herself for strict alten
oance 10 them IN every way. A puhiic examination
WIN DC held at the end OF every session notice OF which
viii be given. " su
Applications made for situations In this siustitu,ion
Alexander Garrett, Esguires.
December B. On, s,.
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HOKSE E4VERN

HE subscriber Lakes this method, 10 inform his
friends and customers, thai he has returned from
The hoTl and taken charge of his establishment in Der
son and assures them, that every aten ION shall he
paid to their accommodation For E0hch, the cbarre
shall he reasonable tey paving Tor hat they call for
oHly-Bnt II preferred his price per day. will be for
man y 70 cents-boTse IS centspeT week, aIter the
hTsl week, - each. MARK RICHARDS.
II Cash will be given for twenty thousand of good
fodder, one thousand bushels of well ceaned oats and
IS .f'' '"t "f corn. Nov 20. 5S..wf A. n
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Farmers BGh Of VIRGINIA.
I'VE ANNUAL MEETING Of In. sioctbotds,. ali,
= , we Dtld AZ Tue Bank, Oa Wednesday Tue 5th o.y
nrc. 3. 90. .tdm WM NRKRRNls c..hi..
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-For apprehendine
negro boy named GORGE, who absconded from
Az plantation in Hanover county OIL the 10Th of Juy
last He is about 20 81 years of age rather lighter
har negroes generally are, and about feet inches
bgh-his hair somewhat buslIy-bas bIelnish In sne
III his eyes, thick lips aud bowed legs.
he has been seen IN RichRond, but IL is probable he
is gone from thence to Goochland Hanover In the
neiebboThood OF Mr. Philip WOodsons. whom his mo.
lhef belongs, or is making his way James river to.
waids LyhchbuTg. IL is very probable he obtained
free papers. The above reward and all me cessary az
penses, viii be paid bis delivery in Hanover
anu should II not be convenient deliver him. letters
directed 10 Hanover Town will be attended to.
ioIewan all masters of vessels from bar
boring or carrying away the said slave under the pc
haltes'oi Tue law. REUBEN GARDNE R.
September IL. a. .vtfsp