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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-16
MYSTERIOUS DrATu

We have received information o, the dealt,
OF ROBERT CpLPEPgR, poer- but honest aud
eNenpiar! man, who had for some time ofiici.
ate+ an manager OF a fafm at Deep Greek.
belonging 10 Mordeedi Cock, Esq. Of Ports.
mouth. The manner in witch this unfortunate
man was deprived Of his lie is not sai;sfscto.
riiy known; ana although the voice Of s,spi.
cion may whisper IL in ohr ears il would be
Improper TO bettay her secret. The facts are
these Mr.. Cook had contracted To furnish
IRE wood for the garrison al Fort Norfolk
the wood was .ent down from his farm at Deep
Greek 'n lighter, IN chafge OF two negro
men. Cuipeper, ever attentive 10 the interest
ct ms employer, discovering that the negroes
brought back receipts Tor Considerably
smaller quantity OF wood than he had deliver.
ed TO them, rightly concluded that they s.ispos-
ed OF Tile dehc,epcy for their own nenetit he,
however. determined 10 satisfy himself thai
this WIS t.Ie case, and accorJin: ~. SET off on
ihusday evening, with u lighter load OF Mood
accompanied 10y the two negroes and arrived
at Fort Norfolk on Friday. During the dav
Intelligence vas brought TO air. Cook that
CulPeper was dead and he immediately re.
pared 10 Fort Norfolk To asce rtainthe particu-
lars OF his death, bat the only Information he
could OBTAIN was from one solitary Individual
a soldier, Cine negroes who were with him
declaring they knew nothing about it,)--1bis
soldier slated HAT he saw tue man al work,
assisting in taking the wood on shore from the
lighter that he appeared 10 be in good health
and cutie cheerful, bnt that he suddenly
dfoPicd down upon hes face, in a fl, and in
sisntty expired. without Struggle or even a
eitaf! This relation seemed very strange
there was a cut OH the back of his head which
cunld not have been receiyedn falling, but
whether II was mortal or not we have rot
heard, Tie inquest. however having no evil
dence TO Tie contrary, gave az their verdict,
" that his death was produced by natural caus-
es-probabiy fit" Poor Culpeper uas left
wife and six children in y most helpless and
forlorn situation. NOrIoM iierlid
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LYNCIlBUKG MARBTE-

NE subscribers having put iher 1ior6I MIL i'm one
iaton, ale prepared TO execute with skill and DIS
patch, orders for cbinney.mantles, hearths steps
toinbs.ones,sis, &c. &c. The uiil is situated ON
g p Q, James river orders therefore from Richmond
Petersburg aud Norfolk can be nied al lille expeuce OF
freight 1850 p
ihs, IL is believed is the first and only establishment
tue ktoa ~ virginia and as the citizens have now
an opportunity Of furnishing themselves with these use
nv ana ornamental articles OF quality iis produc
"h OF .her own state the proprietors cannot hut in
dige nope that they will nee, liberal announcement
T.. ). Quarter who can come we'll Recommend .
will receive liberal waxes.
Samuel Christopher s Jordan 1f,,thony.
LyBehburg, Sept. 10. AZ ,s
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AND FOR SALE II will teji privately lie trscI Of
~ Land on which TesGe, ia the county Of Louisa
near 1ahcelyiil containing between zoe and 200
acres, large proportion Oi IL yery valuable
aud hat few farDs The section Of country Of
equal value The local situation Of this estats highly
fecoi1 ri H. being III The Gentle Of wealthy and Tef
pectale signboI hood aud convenient 10 the markets
of Richmond and Fredericksburg. This land will lie
sold such credit sUt almost any person that
may wish purchase. ANY perscu pHIcba.
ing. invited TO view The land. TADITHA SMITH.
Jan. 3.
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Messrs. Webster and Nposeley were Counsel
for the Plaintiff, and the Solicitor Genera aud
Dir. Shaw for the Defendant. On this occasion
we Witnessed degree Of ingenuity, "a chain OF
close logical reasoning, and force OF eloquence
seldom eAhited la this or ANY court.
Daiiu <.dr l
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WILL ne SoLn TO tie highest fiecr on n. ,sa .
" Monday az JANUARY Rsrf, (tue .sth pis.A,.,, )
al finvsnna Courthouse, 10 "a be,ng colit da, li IAN
county, ol1i aetes OF LAND, ny late s.nrs i,!r4 Ina
sad county ot fi"vnnna, eii the bra al. .,Ls
ioik oil Cunn,nstsM's cietA aud auJoui,,y ..nLs 1r
'l.s'"E INV, =. iothefp u Da,iu koss, ace. IesIg.
jones Robert Die aeuso1.sgd oiLef, Il,s lna /, 81
ia wooos, and wa be sbewn' b, la. ,h,.s,ophsr
saase, ,'ns near ~ Z" ANY Pe,sDn Disposed To rur-
uo'-s OF ths iast will frd testanirnt Of bsutni,,
nn.hrs, Gec--leirs OFT ale eIe.third In cAh ON ~
ia. vi SAFE, aLd TIE a,J.e IN two equal annual n,,
mshts The psiehSs.r cisns bonds with deed OF ,,ust
on The land 10 secure the tNo iasi payments
BENJAMIN COOKE, ir
e.,, ~" ~ BeSJaaia Hashcs, dee.
N"vShahus DcS.
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AND FOR SsLg.--Will be sold for cash about $50
n acres o. WOOD LAND, belonging to The estate OF
Major Thomas Williams, dec on The i1 OAR sfFebrsr-
org neat, ~ the tavern O: sir. James mlett in the
loser enc of Camphe county. This land IL adjoining
Sif. Martin Hancock BT. James Hsmlett. presume
any peisOn inclined purchase win first view The lsud
any further dtsc.i ptioD is useless.
a. u q WfIrfAMC
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MIR. Thompson Is Republican MI. Grrnan
was voted tor by a portion of the Republicans
aud Mr.. DueT by the fedcralists. Not heins
able To make an election. the House adjourned
to The neSi day whSu the following proceed
inss took place, aud we copy them in detail.
because they ave novel TO ug
lie members again proceeded TO ballot fora
Speaker, aud tie following was tbe tesnli -
German, 80 IbompsOn, - E; Daer, 80 and 3
scattering. No choice
q, resolution was theH offered, declaring Mr..
ihouPso1, OF Seneca, Speaker Of the House.
Negdtiycd --7S to4t.
A Second resolution, ia favor Of Mr.. Dger,
was also uegatIged--Sl to3
=, lnird resolution was then offered. HAT
Gen. German, OF Chenango, be speaker. which
was carried IN the afiirmative--67 10 a.
80 Mr.. German, Formerly Senator IN Con
gress was elected Speaker. Aaron ClarI was
then uaani'nc usiy elected Clerk ard Governor
CLINTON immediately delivered his sneocb.
wnIcb IS OF great Length, aud repleie with
interest Nat. fzf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-16

VALUABLE MULES AT AUCTION.-WilI he sold
before tie door OF the Manchester Exchange en-
Saturday tie iCt inst. six valuable MULES together
WiiR ueir sear.a few plonghs, &c. belonging TO tho
estgtc ri Edward W. IreDt dec
leIhs o. SAFE fof all purchases under hundred
n"itIS edsb-t0tn1t amount and upwards -four mOnlbs
"rult BY ovder 81 she Erfcafrir.
D
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~ hHINR x JUDAH-iiaye this dsy closed ,I,cjr
books, with The design OF srtug all accounts as
soon as possible and retire from the business thew are
AT present engaged info facilitate those wishes they
most earnestly solicit all those To whom indulgence
nave been granted, TO come forward forthwith and
make payment.
The remaining stock Of goods which they have n,
hand comprising excellent assortment iu tbeiT Tine
ahd purchased al reduced prices, offered 10 their
friends and the public snch terms AS gii cornex
safe them for the trouble Of an examination.
Jan. 2 72ot
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NORTHERN CANAL.

RUTLAND, Dec. 80. We have been favored
with the perusal of "A letter from a geui.emaa
al Whitehall 10 his friend in this Vicinity, in
which an acc onpt OF the progress OF the Gcriii-
ern canal, and an estimate OF The lime CT its
completion is gwen. We make The following
extracts -
The excavation through tue rocks at White
hall landing, for the locks, three in uunber. Oh
90 feet in length each, and IA feet vide eai-
bracing lit OF 20 feet, which reaches The suln-
Unit level 10 Fort Ann, distance OF eleven
miles, excepting one small lift of four feet is
nearly completed; aud these locks will he
finished by the fist of October next. The
earth excavation made by Smith ana w heeier
is hnshed Tile chambers for the locks AT ForI
Ans aud Fort Edward are eXcavated ana :
great part of tie stone is collected. The In al
Fort Ann 10 gain the summit level between
Lake Champlain and the Hudson river, is about
u feet, and the descent from that level TO Tie
Hudson, is about 80 feet. These locks are IN
such a state of forwardness that it may be pre-
sumed they will be completed in the month o I
September next. The excavation between
Fort Ann upon Wood Creek, aud Fort Edward
upon the Hudson, distance ofabout IA miles,
Is finished, with the exception ofabont two
and half miles. The cuiserts, wuste weirs
ana dams are contracted for and are progress
sing and butlittle doubt remains, that should
the next season he ordinarily favourable the
canal between the lake and the Hudson viii
be flashed In all it, parts, by tire first of No
vember next. The question whether the canal
shall he continued from Port Edward TO the
tide waters of The river, rests with the IeaIsla
'nre; but it is presumed that au appropria.
lion VIII be made at the ensuing session to
embrace that object.
We FEAR from anr late experience that the
estimate OF clay has been much TOO iov-for
sand or loan, or light earth, II is sufficiently
liberal. r{Ix,uId
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LAW lNTeit,csNcr
[ Daily Aidu.

NJ The tate Mayors Cuutt for trial the
OF Maurice ssector of oil, VS.. Judd, yender which,
strange rs may seeiu turned the question whether
whale Il nshi 10 support the negative, the learn
ell Dr hNchiN YEAS swoIb, aud a number OF pefsoas
not 50 learned: white the other side Number OF
witnesses, equally respectable testified that they
always been accustomed, during their whole lives
CONSIDER every uliabitant vi the deep and which
could not live on land as ishes, apo tn. whale among
tbercst IL consumed nearly three in settling
Question all the sellers of oil oeiug OF sweat
iag anu all The buyers another aud perhaps the Jury
might have been puzzled until tais time, had not the
Learned Dr. MttcbD unfortunately quoted The rhap
yer VI Oenesis IN support OF his opinion. Tue doctor
remarked that II there said that God great
whales, ana every living creature that movell, when
the waters bfonght fofi ahund2ntiy - from which he
INFERRED That the whale separate creation vun
hshes. ihis put the other side uoa the same track
who found text IN HE old which state.
Jonah was il, the belly of The sh kree days and three
niShs, aud ia The new, that " jonah three days
tue tidfes belly" pnI,ng the two log ether, they
proved ha whale was nsh, according To sculpture
authority Besides, they said that the doctors trs, IL
tproved ANY thing IN the case, would prove iiuch
iot " would equally prove tat whale net
" living Creature FINALLY. the Jary hy their verdict
decided that nhdle is a Esk. Sir Joseph Banks, we
are told by The tacetious fetcr Pisdar ence made an
experiment, TO satisfy hiuis,f wbeiher were not
iobseis, BY boiling then If they would turn red
but Tue result Disappointing his expectations he made
by The poet 10 eNeiani. pee,ishly.
b " Fttds ave not lo6sfsrs, q thfiy sogIs."
Areport Of this fuiBy trial is preparing by sir. Samp.
son, one o tue Counsel for the saintd and viii shortly
appeal ". \. ~. Post.
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1 TNioN HOfEL.--ln consequence OF tie i'll healb
- Of Jdues Brocf, tue partnership ofJames a OrriU
Drocf 10 this day dissolved by mutual cousent-Orr,
Brock authorized TO make OF u me debts
due - ard from the concern. Jan. =. 7I..(1)3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-16

M aRSHALS SALT Under decree Of the supeTior
I'A cynu Of obanceTy for the Richmond disTisf pro
Honnted on the Goth day of June last Ia cause htren
depending between Thomas Braucb, late sheriff Of
Obrs,einold r'aBtIH, aud Richard Priichard and oh-
efs, at nddnts 80 he sold the premises At pub
nc auction, rready mOney, the highest bidder on
IHMag, ne I'd dag Of FcbrH0rg neat, tract Of
LAND, lying 10 lie couaty 81 Chesterfield James
INtf, adjoining The ianGs Of John HeveHngism and
Wm Temple containing, sopposed 10 contain sixty
~, he the me more or less.-Aso another tract OF
LAND, containing 49, acres, lying in the said county
cf Chfsteieid being the same piece tract Of land
ioeara ny tsc said Richagd Prichard commonly called
and known q part Of NaTwick, Chester Towu....
The sale will commence ati2 1cock the hrst nen-
TONED tract and from thence be adjonTned to the laef
J. GUERRANT, M. S. &c K.p.
Jar. ~. 20. IDS
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Lolld nllI EslnLISIane,,.IL.- - - z

A>"ft o'Hs 1.StHUttSaNfeltC JOT sale.
I'VE subscriber igteudiug leave The Uniled States
n WIN sen great bargain IN some valuable LAND
uAct Oh the Little kanawha river, OF la0 acres in
n."E"hssha county, adjoining the lands Of Richard
s'aiDothr and othery-OHe other $50 acres IN
r'ha"ha co"hp, nshr The nofta IoTk OF Coal river
one otnsr tact IN Randolph county, within iouy mites
o. ihe couf tbouse containing zoo acfesFoxr ha dtre
t.oS ~ The town Of Madison, opposite L ync Injury.
Great pafgalns may he had in these iand. as am anx
'ous 70 se.-Aiso for sale, Military Claims OF Isp
acres each.t also wish 10 bargain The delivery in
Tue approaching Afrit OF May all the tools or benc
es housekeeping ntspsis, and all The stock Of timber
&C. tai may remain unmsDuIaciuied at The Richmond
lHh,hit Factory. at the aforementioned time.-Also
for sale one good CDrioge- cen and 800 wooaev
Cloc6s, aud few OF neai-and variety of ,eqav
"'9"e rH"!fkff TH0S. CR8NDALL,
Jan Ia.
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4 ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS RgMARD...-...-Iefi
retefsbsIr ar the 2ith December, with a pass
nssto Dian who calls himself ANDREW MAYO (Which
"ahe u Is probabie he will changc)-He is dark com.
Peceu 'e'ow about 23 or - old about nys fe,,
sS or eisht inches high no particular hesii marx nc
coecteu, excerpt scar the I'D OF the right which
cah Ne perceived only GU very close eSam atom
re Carried with him trank, containing various ees
ctipuops otcoihing. The pass aforementioned was
Yen nun III Order that he mish visi i,ichn0nd aud
expired the 10Th Dec. Ills nn. returi,c n Thar us,ina
has lea TO the conclusion that he has abs cond., ana
eans 10 make for the north.-if appgehended out Of
hs state, aud delivered TO the subscriber in Peters
pag, > 100 will he pae IL scared in any ail ont Of
the staie, iity dollars will be or ltaken within
us sta,e, and delivered, hfly dollars will he paid
SdH. s{..u 81. Il
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By Che Governor of che COMMONWEALTH OF gfrgfgi0
A PROCLAMATION

By the GOOer"oT Of Che commonmeaItA q GHgiqia,
A PROCLAMATION.
NUHEREAS II has been represented to the Executive
W by the ialOr OF Bedford county that certain so
MAS DUNCOMB, who had been cONmitfed to the Jail
OF the said comfy, charged with horse stealing aud
renanded BY the examining for further tral old
on the night Of the 9th Of December last break and
oTeiby make his escape from the said jail Of Bedford
county, an! Is now going at large III have therefore
thought "a, ~ and with the advice Of the council Of
state, 10 issue this proclamation. hereby offering re
ward Of ONE HUNDRED AND FlSTY DOLLARS 10
any person persons who shall apprehend and convey
70 the Jail afoTessid the said Jonas Dunconb: And
DO moreover require all officers civil and military and
exhOT tue good peOpe Ofhe commonwealth 10 use heir
best endeSyCrs e. prfebcnd and eaabe to be
10 the said s The SAID Jonas Duncob that he nav be
dealt With 80 the law directs
Given underny hand governor and under the
seal Of The commonwealth NJ Richmond this
(AeaD f'h day of January. in the year one thousand
esht hundred and niHetesn, aad of the com.
monwealta the ferty third.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
~ J0gGs Durcoub Is a middle aged man. aAon, s
ieet or 10 inches high darn complexion black spk
haT DARK eyes, ban couneuance "a sullen down cast
countehance when spoken to- spare made and rather
an unheal'ny appearance. Jan.7. 7i..wlw
NoHCE.-hl those Who may he indebted 10 the IN
tste Of tie late Captain JAMES WILSON deed
are requested to make payment Immediately and ali
those % whsn he said estate il indebted are
10 exhibit their claims Tor settlement to
cATHAElSg WILSON, Adm'x.
'"'e ~IFes' fovaaseS' jan, u 77.,3r
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Negroes and other Property for sale.
ID virtueot Of the county court Of Rich
- usnd-Win he sold, ut Farnbam Church, In
said c0nsty. on the i2fh d0V Of Februory neat.
srgdt % II months aH the PERSONAL ESTATE OF
francis smith dec. except the negroes aud Of them,
there Will be SOLD may he found necessary to
make tie ovsion anG distribution IN conformity ssid
&C BOND and security will be required There
are Of SAID negroes about neoB 10 number. consisting
% men women boys aus girls and which as likey
md valuable a. the country and II Is Supposed
that in consequence Of the number whom the estate
to be distributed " viii be fspnd necessary sell a.
least two thirds if not the whole.
BY 1HE COMMISSIONERS,
Richmond county, Jan. ~. !s..J1
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4 NArC SD ACADEMY The next session will COM
~ mence on the let January ucxt.-a.r. Francis Big
Dee graduate OF Yale College, has heen employed as
principal of this institution the ensuing year "A.
Is recommended h. 'e president Of that institution s
aIn"lIg The most respectable his class in point of
scholarship, very industrious and sober ~ his habits
ana Competent To the various branches Of acaden,ju
Instructions" lie is accustomed to ite auty of a
teacher, having been engaged in acadelsy IN New
i"fk MI Edwin PascllalIs engaged as an assistant
ihis gentleman is native of this country
mas, ihis year, had the charge Of academy IN yire
ma, and is UeH qualified 10 discharge the duties Of his
station. - -
aiss Griswoid, who has been employed in the Louis
burg academy with go mach credit TO herself and use
fuhess 10 The pupils comIi:td 10 her care VII! supsr
intend the female Experimentation hef fecoin,e da
uo;I, we have employed !oung ,ady from the north
who her ultimate friend, and evcry dy qualified 10
give the aid she may rrluirr.'
Music will continue 10 be taught by MrJ +. Goneke
IL Is with confidence aud unfegHed pleasure that The
trustees can recommend their ihstitutsn the public
patronage They trust thai tie exeilions tbey have
MAGE, ana Tue great expense they have incurred in
Ioudg Their nsiitntirn and in the
best qualified teachers, aided by strict discipline and
every proper attention TO the morals and progress in
learning oil ,ne students will i've d.ky appreciated.
WILLIAM NJ. SNERD,
JOSEPH 8. LITTLEJOHN
THOMAS BOOrH
THOMAS q. LIITLEJOiiN 7 committee
SAMUEL HiLLMAN,
STEPHEN K. SNEED,
oxford, IN. CO Dec. 81. 7I..f2)4w
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sFNGINEkR DEPARTMENT, Washington Decenihrr
~ 2, tSlS. Sealed proposals will be received M
tps department until 2Sii February, 1870 for deliver
ng AT od Point Comfort Chesapeake Bay, 80 600 perch
Is o. BIiLDiNG Stone and 2ooO tons Of WHITE
liYeTed before Ihe drtt day Of January, lei.
(Signed) W.K. AtMISTEAD
I'm lieut.. Col. commandment Enaine.rs
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NOTICE is hereby given that cells i'm lie Lupaiie
l. Hospital in the city OF Williams burg apurouria,ed
Tor male patients. are all occupied aud ;latho more
male patients viii be received into the said Hosvta
which will be given. "
BY order cfthe Court If Directors,
June 20.
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NnIlCE.-Ry virtue Of deed OF trrst executed 4,
me ny THOMAS Bragg, bearing date 18th da, of
seuuars 1873, an" ,'u's recorded in the clerks cce OF
Lusenhus eoaniy, shall proc ca sell to the highest
niauer for ready money, on 1nnrsauy tie 1iSf issl
IL nr john ke iaNeru iact or uarc,i Of
LAND coaiainiA2 10y estimation $40 aci es living .i.
beai ws,eIs Of Juniper creek in Charlotte Comfy Tie
anesa'a land Is srid To satisfy dents due urt Bacon
o 70 do 'hsfch nEhtiontd Persons wishing plea.
FREDERICK LESTER Trustee.
Lunenburg. Jaa9. ~ IN.
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EEENALE TEAcHER.-wanted an assis1ant tescher
ri the New Glasgow female institution. A lads Of
hbeTa education and polished Manners who is oaoable
ot teaching music and occasionally assisting In soaie Of
iAe highef branches may procure eligible SITUATION
ana receive very liberal compensation her sery
ces. Con'r nntcatonss accompanied with references
addressed to the principal oftbe academy will he duly
atten9cT TO- N. NORRIS, Principal.
New Glasgow, We Jane. 7s..st
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ISRAEL p. HAND.

he Legislature Of lic State of Sew York
net at Albany on Tuesday last, the filth
instant. The House Of Representatives, after
b liotting several times for Speaker xir,,.
OUT any of the seVera, members voted for oh.
tanning majority, adjourned at late I,onr
~Iihont making choice. During tie time of
bdilotIng, governor Clinton was waiting with
MS speech, ready TO deliver it 10 both houses
as soon as The necessary act of choosing a
speaker should be performed.-Ibe disnp
pO,nlheni OF The governor. IN being proven.
ted from delivering his spe, cl, at the time ex
pected. was attended BY an awkward cunse-
qusnce a copy of the speech had been pat
lh'o the hands OF printer. and Il WAS actually
legislature. It's stated by the ,ditor of the
N. I. Evening Post, to be u well written.
sensible, and interesting communication, Wor.
thy the chief magistrate of New York"
Bal. +. Gaz.
new YORK. The Legislature convened at
Albany, On the 5ih inst. The House OF 4 saem.
\ a hid q
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ARhoNiA oACRA.-S0uthsate's SacfeaAluslc COW.
taiHing collection Of original and choice psalm
hho hymn tunes, with an Ode to Harmony TWO Gloria
rali'as one Collect. six Anthems, aud a lie Dsnm..
tonposeda harnonised by the late ChdrkeS
OF richmond, Na..... Copy right secured.
CoNDiTIONS-Tbew work will he completed In coht
numbers each Hnn,beT containing eight pag, If unsc
frice 90 cents with The last, elegant lii!s vii. be
s'ven, ana the work bound sTAf.s TO subscribers.
Those WISHING 10 become subscribers 10 the above
W"TA, VIII hnd Ge frs number also the subscription pa.
per, al the bookstores oi ~. ID. Fit=chglsOna Got.
t0'a ana r. 4. Udy0-aIsO at the store of H. q H. Ms
pei and OF Mary Somhsats. The work to b. finished
10y Tie 18th Dec. 1918. Oct. O. A. mn
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Ioouccg L0ndW Mc county Of -Jmkersf, for sale
obENI h. ROSES LAND ON Hsnes' creek is sili
= ior safe AMI bic anxiet, 10 sell ndpiini shed
Inc uaet contains $50 acres. wen watcte cd and timber
ed wahin FIVE miles OF Lynehbui2 and is Of Be qna,i
w nis absence, application can he made Geo.
or John u. rIeasanis all OF L,nchbnrr = bo can rr.
any information as to terms, &c and who are fully
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scs--i he subscribers having declined business
'oi ihe ptes~nt, request all persons indebted to
she eitusr nv hohd or open nccouat come foru ard
an. u'schafse the and they hope the long
indulgence ey have given their customers that there
vi" be u" DELAY ~ usaing arram2eeMts c.use their
iestectNe balances All persons having claims against
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