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the 22d We proceeded up the river, and
between the point quilted aud Bathurst, eros
sed the sources of numberiess streams all ruu.
ning into the Macquar,ie. fwo OF them were
nearly as large as that river itself at Bathurst.
The Reviewers then add, that" 4 ha near
est distance from the point at which Mr.. TX
ley lett oil, 10 any part of the western coast, is
very little short OF 1000 miles, The Hawks
bury, at Windsor,(to which he coinpares his
new river in mag nitude,) is $50 wards in
breadth, aud OF sufficient depth to fioat a.
gun ship. AT this point IL has 1000 miles IN 1t
straight hne to reach the Ocedn aud il II winds
ss rivers commonly do wind, it has Il spdse to
foU ocer ~ 6etneea , and 6,00J miles"
IN Y Dri Ihr
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THE EDINBURGH pROFEssORsHIP

Some time since il was mentioned In our pa
pers. that the celebrated ID. Chalmers and
Professor Leslie were candidates for the Pro-
iesSorsilp OF Natural Philosophy nthe Univer-
sity of Edinburgh, which had been rendered
vacant by The death OfPfOiessor Playiair.-It
was also mentioned as the eeueral expocia-
ton, that DR. Chalmers would be elected. By
paragraph under The Edinburgh head, Of the
"a September, We learu that the election
had been held, aud that the choice had fallen
upon Professor Leslie.
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Look at MiS F.! IS So neMay.d

ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Buckingham
~ county, on The road leading from New Canton 10
aoout miles south OF the courthouse, ON
the night of the 9Th October last negro man called
ana known by the name Of CAMBRICK formerly called
LIN, ny tiade blacksmith, about 40 years OF ape
inches hlgh, speaks plain but slow fu u eyes and of
high forehead, and what is generally called maccareni
ms mar short but thn has LOST several of his law teeth
wach may be discovered when he laughs He had on
"ueh ne went away pair Of new oznabnrgs breaches
allu pack uouble "Ove yarn coal-he carried away
haIi worn iHen shirt, pair of corded We bIeeches
shd while walslcoat. He formerly had wife in The
lower end OF Cumberland In tue neghborhood of Cant
mnmfords, where 1t is supposed he now resorts ANY
person who shall take Sp the slave and con6ne
BIN IN jail so that get him again. il within The county
shai receive 70 reward IL out Of the county the sum
above mentioned. A CAuSpTr
November a.. q -
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MEssRs. PERKINS, AND rA1pnAN

MESSRS PERKINS AND PAIRNAN
We understand that these gentlemen have
succeeded III London as well, perhaps as they
expected. Mr.. Perkins has already obtained
me contract Tor making the Inouds of the
Mint aud II is said, that, after examininc the
american machinery for the fabrication of
Bills, the Bank OF England has pronounced il
good. TPhI. Unjon
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MIR. KEAN

Westated on Wednesday, that Mr. Kean had
abandoned the idea of coming to America,
but other papers continue TO assert that he
was not TO embark for this country, at the date
ut our accounts from England we publish
the article on which we founded our remark to
the contrary.
From tie London Star of Sept. %
w learn with pleasure that MIR. Keas has
given up the idea of his trans-A tlantic exue-
dItlon.-Ihe misunderstanding between him
aud MIR. EIiiStou ID now at all end, aud Mr.
heaii Is 10 make his appearance on the boards
Of Old DrurY easily IN November
I'M y Nor dd,
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H'wENlI FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Runaway
from The subscriber about the 5lb JuIy a,i nsgI
lao between 10 and 20 years OF age by the name of
BILLY sometimes calls himself BILLY GURAAT one
reg rather longer than the other plainly discover
60 when walkng-one big toe of the first or second
yoht-the other toes on the same foot disfgured Inv
hoa-apout4 Ieei inches high. IL is presumed that
he has gone ever the mountain or to the couuv oc
Ooochiand where he raised-he was bought by me
OF Col inOInas Miller OF GooChland county. I will
give the above reward TO any person who will deliver
me Tue SAID negro ~ buckingham county near Bent
creek, or secure him in Jail So that get bin aeatH
NoV2 lift CHRISTOPHER Johnson
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Letter from Colonel James johnson, to the Edi-
tors efthe frankfort drgus, dated,
Mourn OF Missouri September - tn, 1919.
DEAR SIR,
One ut my keel boats, nearly 10 tons bur
than, has just arrived from the mouth of the
ST. Peters, where SHE arrived about the first OF
August with her cargo.
Coz Leaueasicorth, with his troops were in
good health and spirits, aud immediately COM
meBced buildiu. their garrison. They saw
many indians they were friendly. Two iid-
uons were at war with one another, the ST.
0ux and Foxes.
The provisions with them, and that OIL the
way 10 that place. will give them an abundant
supply until Il can be forwarded next year.
The campaign mp the Mississippi is ac ceni-
plisbed. fbe- steam boat Expedition has ar
rived at Cow Island, she could not proceed for
want ot water.
Idptdin Craig, however, EN- Ioyed keel boats
and furnished hands from his steam boat, aud
has forwarded on the supplies which were i'm
that boat the balance of the way. They will
certainly arrive At head quarters IN due time
The steam boat Johnson is 80 miles below Cow
Island, aud unfortunately has broke her Piston
head. She cannot proceed. II has not been
common Tor that part OF The machinery 10 give
way; OF course no extra materials were pro-
vided. 1t being cast iron IL cannot be repair
ed. Captain Craig, however descended in hi 5
long boat, aud was making the same arrange
meDt with her cargo as was made with the
cargo of the Expedition. The military stores
Will 20 on, and have no doubt of the complete
success of the expedition ultimately under so
tine an officer as Col. Atkinson. / understand
me has gone OH 10 head quarters, Council
Biufis.)
Iexpected TO have been with the steam boats
myself; bnt from the immense shipments to
he made mp each river tor the troops, aud
from difficulties which have beeu thrown i'm
the way OF my efforts in this country, and some
fiom quarters not TO be expected. have been
compelled to stand fast at this point, to insure
the a, complishment of the part allotted to my
charge. All is off now except two small keel
boats. Major Sebree is OH the Missouri hur-
rying on the train of keel boats OH that river
with military stores.
This country is very sickly, and 1 have had
Two very hard attacks but, thank God, am
again oil my feet and mending.
Your Friend, &c.
No further doubt exists of Steam Boats be-
ing able to navigate the Missouri, uothwi,h.
standing we have had our difficulties.
In the ship Courier, Capt. Bovine, arrived
at Now York, came passenger b. o. la, loe,
Esq; bearer OF dispatches from the Hon. Mr.
Hush. our Minister AT Landau
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Acres.
l,666.6G6
ZyD.52O
200.O0O
Section No. III.
Thirteen townships,
Reservation in Tennessee,
2,i56,io6

2,l5O, iob
viz : t,r, million one hundred anil sirtv-sir ,hou-
sand oae hsadrsd aud eighty si,s acres f; which
at the minimum price OF taO dollars AN acre, is
equal In Is 1882 .372) four million three hundred
and fhIt Thousand three hundred aud ssrehfy-
tuo dollars. The value ut lands in any country
u pr0po, TENED TO ihe increase of its popula-
ton and i,s well directed industry. The area
OF the whoc state OF Ohio, the eldest of the
states nort'i OF the Ohio is about ttceniy FIRE
million acres; OF tins about fourteen million
tom hundred Mous,nid acres have been surveyed
anterior 10 the late cesSions, which en,br ace
the north vest part of thdtstate. a thirty-sixth
part of "a 400 900, is joa hundred thousand. The
free spirit OF Ohio, united with signal industry
aud economy, has already given TO section IL,
III the surveyed portion OF the state value of at
least four dollars AN acre, OF sirteen hundred
thousand dollars There are instancesin which
section 10, in Ohio, is worth from twentg to
thuty dO,ars an acre.
The value of this privileged and conscc rated
section is every day and every hour increasing,
in every new state aud territory Il advances,
pari pass. with their agriculture, manu- features,
civilization, and general improvement. 1t
grows~iih their growth, and strengthens wit.
their strength.
This liberality is indeed honorable to the le-
gislaiion OF free people, who know that, to
continue Tree, they must be instructed, in
formed and enlightened il lisa magnificent
and trsly parental iiberaiity, 10 which 10 pa
raIei can be iOnnd III the history of human So
clety.
ANSWER TO THE THIRD QUESTION
TENURE.
The tenure is strictly allodial not stipepdi-
arv not trdal NV limits forbid fiji a.
scriptiou u the vast difference between aIIo-
dial aud fpaI tenure. An accurate and ele-
mav me tonnd i'm KIacLs,o pnoS RI Cy''
1, ,. sc. PoMt,ppiIon. the historian of Sor,yapr
observes, that in the Northern lanyn.sss'
@ ID II signifies propriefas. GroperIyS and
A l. l. toiuln (the whole. ~ The allodh is there
fore, the whole, eutire, and absolute property.
In il not necessary 10 saw that alIoJ,altenp,a =
i'm .;s natu,e and Tendency aud efTac,s 49,; '
nputIy benpfri,I IA tho individn,l 10 III go,
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M hhSHABS SALE.... In pursuance Of the decree of
" tnesupeT:or court Of chaHcery for the district of
FREDERICKSBURG bearing date the Isl Of October
IN the case OF william Henry Tayloe, by Landon Carer
his next friend, against John Taylse and John TayIoe
Lomax, trustees OF Ralph WoTBley, deceased Elliott
huse, executor OF Thomas Muse, deceased, and Mira
Abb COroea, Harriou Hudson aud Elliott Hunter Muse
iHani chiIdren and heirs Of Thomas Muse, deceased
By Eiiiett Muse their guardian, will be sold for cash
on The nd day Of this mOath Urbanna one tract
land IN the county Of Middlesex-by
ROBERT LIVELY DIM.
For B.W. PRYOR, ~. ". @. ~
November 2. "a Gts
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NolCE-. ..lbe subscriber alone is authorized A.,
receive the outstanding dehts due TO the ate cor
cern OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS having been a.,
poedIeceiver the superior court CHANGER,
'oi tne h,chn"nd district is expected that all pei
s's lhueOteu 10 the SAID conceTH will make innedi
ATE payment, longer indulgence cannot he sfrdsS
beC. y. oz..u SAMUEL TAYLOR
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ELEGANT cur GLASS Urn


Designed forthe Presidents House at WASH
ington, is now ia Philadelphia, at the store of
Messrs. Fletcher and Gardner, No. 1870, Chess
nut street.
lhe elegant specimen of rich Cut Glass
which was exhibited at the Brighton Show OF
domestic Manufactures, came from the New
England Glass Factory dt Lecheniere's Paint.
IL Is DrOauer and twenty pounds heavier than
either The celebrated London or BRISTOL Bowl,
when has been so much admired M England,
anu rs tar richer aud deeper III the cutting, aud
more beantiiulin form, and symetrical IN pro-
portion. IL is valued at 500 dollars, and is now
on Ills way TO Washington City. TITS an Urn
aud consists of three pieces the base. the howl
aud the cover, weighing 10 pounds intended
LOT the central ornament OF a table. Ihe cut
tlhg on the foot, is IN atched scullops Outings
and deep splits, with prismatic rings and splits
beneath--the howl round the bottom in the
ian:nage OF The mandatory, has raised dia-
mohos and deep sunk rings and OH the bod ,
there are still deeper strawberry diamonds,
rings, and arched scollops the cover has d
cbeverel cut from the soiid glass, edge arched
scoilops. prismatic rings with splits bene TN :;
rows OF strawberry diamonds, aud head rang.
cd aud raised diamonds.
The model OF the Bowl is considered to ex-
ceed III elegance and proportional thickness
any article OF glass kind made in Europe those
VINO are acquainted with the difficulty and
skid required to bring TO perfection so large
specimen OF giassware,can judge of Its excel
lence; the cutting must strike the eve agree
ably trsm its perfect accuracy, aud il will bear
the most critical examination.
'ceighed sixty four pounds before the cut
ting.
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Ertract of a Letler. dnted

LIVERPOOL. Sept.2 1919.
Our noted Tragedian KEAN 10 now act
ing here for the last time, before he sails
for your country. know not whether he
Will meet with the encouragement he expects
not"
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ST

stephen Redmond and VIM. Redmond De(euSoufs
ihe defendant Stephen Redmond not having entered
s'Ppeaiance according 10 the act Of Assembly aud
the fues Of this court and il appeariny 10 tLe
uon OF the court that lie OF this stale
OH the motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel III Is
ordered, ihat The said Stephen Redrnond do appear
mere on the nfs Monday in December next and enier
MS appearance and answer the plaintiffs bill and thar
copy OF this order be inserted in the Richmond En-
quiIer Tor Two months successfully and posted at the
Hoht door OF the courthouse oftbe said county
copy-Teste, WM. L. MORTON Clerk
October 8. a. -.
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THE SrASnNl


NIilIn few days past. the Ohio River has
taken gentle rise of few inches /; bat not
sufficient 10 enable the steam boats to ret inte
verely felt, aS well by the farming as mercan-
tile interest. The unusual early frssts expo
rIenced this season, we are fearful will ope-
rate severely and occasion considerable loss iu
Tobacco aud other crops.
Should there not be a considerable rise of
the Ohio before severe cold weather sets in.
we may expect deplorable distresSes among
the mercantile pari Of the community, which
must extend itself to all classes Of our citi.
zens.
BEAT THIS WHO CAM
Several Peaches have been picked from
tree, this season, in the garden Of D. Fitz-
hugh Esq. of this town, weighing Nineteen
Ounces, each. Ore, something larger, suppos-
ed TO weigh at least 81 on. was taken from the
house before il was weighed. These Peach.
es have fine flavor, aud are fair.
[Bentuciy H@aH.
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BEN AMIN COLMAN, A. W.

II ESPECItULLY informshis friends aud tbe pnbiic
~ ~ lha' be shall continue his PRIVATE CLASSICAL
$1,000 .ne ensuing year, ~ bis residence in Spot
sJNaula county. near the Orange Springs
rs hs object is 10 teach the Languages and the hteb
s DIanenes OF literature. exclusively the Number Of
10 q snnum '''"'' W '"'''V"
Five o. six boys WILDE received az toardess at 100
D annul Get. ~, 90 vii
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NOIlCEs.. .Genilemen who we're purchasers al inv
SAFE, are hereby notified that their bonds will be-
come due on The 6rst OF December next Conditioned IN
bear interest from The date II not punctnalIy padand
thai shall attend Oakland to receive paymeni fran,
s"eh as may wish TO redeem their bonds on that day
noSeWDeI ". Jl..O' GEORGE EVANS
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COLUMBUS (Ohioo Oct. 22.--So dry has
been the past season in Kentucky, that ia Lex
ington q other places, water has been sold for
several dollars a barrel.
MIR. John Clarke, OF Cornish, (NlaiHe) has
raised nom one white bean, oil beans, each OF
winch is considered superior 10 the original
seed.
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2oSi"h Ndddor and Join HotohTr..... DeP,s
TIE d.JeNddht JoSiCh lia do. moi Lo' ;',o 49, -,
ts 1lPsdromcr end gttH security actOrGis,r Ia ne
act 81 assembly and tie rates e( ms court and NJ
appearing Og eot'Jdcfy evidence thof he is NOT am
M"dOhu"t " thtS commonwealth IL is Ordered NIX
rae sa!a detfRdam hada0r az aygear here IN fLs
Jort" DOMddy th December heil aud aASueJ me I'M
~ the Pt0tntD and That copy OF tAts order be
'aserted Ia some atnSYdper published il
&c .t.y " h1ch"aoHd JOr tr0 mouths successfully and
another copy posted az TIE JyOni aooy OF III. Corr
house OF thiS COUNT. ' ''"'''
a co9y-2esfe, MILLER UOODS0N. C..
-. So.
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,yfOU M. {ior,g 80

NAY stable in the town of York was broken omen on
4fA the Aight ofthe Ith lust. and large horse
about l65 hands high, stolen. The said horse had re-
markabie brigh; spot his right bullock and small
star III bis foreheadMy saddle and bride were stolen
a. 'ne saue time. reward OF > 20 will be given for
the apprehension Of the thief ana 10 for the bor..
saddle and bride. The horse above described was
purchased IN the month Of August last from stranger
beevedto be an lishan, rather fgenteeI
win light eyes and hair, and very lair skin-and r, m
every circumstance there the shadow of doubt
Bat that the same person is the thief.
would advise all hoIsejockes to he cautious how
they trade with stranger for such horse as IS de
scf,ped abeVe THOMAS Nelson, Jun.
Yorktown, Nov. IL. I'D.
II The editor OF the Petersburg IntelligenceT will
please ihsert the above four times. forward his
account 10 this office for uaymrnt
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retet =. farrar, executor of John Farrar deceased
This. LII NJ 81 anu Lui'on Bshop... defendants.
ms cause came on this day 10 be heard o, he Nil,
ae answer OF The defendant Peter E. Fafiar aud eA
a anu d. 10 Tue defendant Thomas Porter on The
ueciee nisi taking the bill for confessed which anneats
10 nave been duly executed, as to be defendant
unon bishSp, by publication in the mode prescribed
y, ,a against absent deitn danls aud was argue by
oouHsei On consideration whereof, the court doth
e ,ndt Tue defendant Peter +. FaIrar render an ac
t oI bs administration OF the estate of his Ieslaor
Desie commissioner OF the court who is directed iS
,hsrnof STATE and settle the same, aud make report
deemed pertinent ny himself or which MAJ he Ieonirea
ny the parties 10 be stated.
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W W. HENING. c. C.

S{o"inltsStone1'S Office, Richmond, 9Th No. % 1912
Tue parties Interested desired 10 take NOTICE Ina,
nave appointed the I'd day Of the 18th month eceo,
, n., meat 10 commence The acCous directed by he
a. oiuei OF tue court, on which day at O'Clock
"a. W. ,neS are required TO attend al nv office in ths
ton and settlement. lazy ''i sA"H''ua-
d.. AMoS ann .,
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Dedicdfion ofthe Tragedy Of JnHius BrHtusto Gem
nashiHgfon.. Il From Count ALferi's Trdgedies.l
ne name OF him alone who gave liberty to America
can sanction the tragedy ofibe aeliverer Of Rene 10
you therefore, citizen Of singular fortune and desert
uruIcate Junius BTuus, without recitng The praises
Que 10 you for they are all included your name
90 sTei mention you ought not to be deemed ndi-
rect aaulatiOn-i am personally acquainted with you
ana divided, as we are by the immense ocean, have
DutoDe motive Immediately in cOnmoD,--ihe love Of
our country Truly happy as you who have
psheu tame such as yours on basis firm and eleT-
dIthe love Of your country proved By yOut actions
Tor myself have abandoned my native soil purely for
the sake Of"tng with ardoT the subject Of liberty.
by sucha sacTin0e, hAeT myself. nave demohstrat-
ed what NY patriotism would have proved, bad been
destined To- country worthy Of my sentiments on
this confederation alone aspire the honor Of uniting
to rue name Of Washington that Of ViuOrio Alder.
Pans, December 81, 1888.
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" hotNih al superior court OF chapcery holden
d .he CAPITOL IN The eiiy of Richmond the asih dsy
CHRISTOPHER Tompkins, j.. aud Rebecca his wife for
Sp heDecca farTar, john W. Farrar Jefferson
swami, executor of John Swami deceased WIN i,tsr
S % via PONY farTar aud Rebecca FaITar widow
"i. ueS u'--'.. Piaiuti6S,
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/ AND FOR BANK sTOCK.-I IRISH TO SeH a tract
- o. tdHd Tying in Campbell county, 20 mites from
LyHchbHTg, s. miles from CdmpbeH cORrihOHse and
a60nt miles from aGHRton river. Tits tract is
commonly called the" Locust Thickei "-c0ufains LV
recent surrey 1886 acres kyiHg rel as am tract
~ me conHtg.-1GOHk 400 0cTes hare been cfe0red
Me 0Hlance Is coVeyed tOih Uatua6ie Hm6er.-B Yor.
GdaPted 10 fdTmiHg-h is 1ecH cofered, ana fLs
ncghbothood Is good. Stock NJ The Bunk Of me Unit
ted Moics, Funk Of Pirgihia, or tie farmers Bunk
~ IHgi1i1d, tronfd he takcH iN payment, W accono
dating time giVeH on the purcho5e moHeg. mr. join
1feraidcr, near C0mpbeH cOHTIhOUse friL sbeD
the land. IyLL'LJ1A a. pEEDJ EyOR
HjrbwO1f MN H. ~
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v ihoiNtA At Rules holden IN the Clerks once ~
the Superior CouTt Of Cba.carv for H.. v;si, ="
district The 2stt day ofJune, 1875 "''OHu
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IN pursuance Of resolution Of the Board OF Directors
1.-THE Richmond Turnpike Company notice is here by
given, that petitioa will he presented TO the next
General Assembly, praying an increase 81 the tolls Of
the said company W. ID. WREN, p. ". ID.
November 53..W9w
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tBb subscriber, keeper OF the COLUMBIAN HOTEL
n being deeply impressed With sense of rratitude
TOT past fayoTs, takes this meied Of making bis public
acknowledgements to the citizens Of Richmond and his
friends and customers hTOughOutthe ceuntry for their
hDera support aud encouragement IN his line Of busi
ness aud makes known TO them that he has
tue above establishment, which is undergoing some
repairs, for the better promotion of comiou to his
ends, where be tenders bis services public bouse
keeper, and hopes from bis assdaity aud attPron 10
accommodate, together with his moderate charges to
TRANSIENT customers as well as boarders, to merit
continuance Of their favors.
lie also makes known 10 the Gentlemen Members Of
the General Assembly that he will be prepared TO &C
ConinoOaie 1907 IS Of them With hoard during the
approaching sessions, on very reasonable terms.
NV. 32.w4w' RiTCHIR AYHFS.
SHALL petition the General Assembly al their nex,
session 10 release the Comusnwe SIt's claim IN the
uec 81 land IN Dinwidds Comfy called Sterling Castle
SctGbtf 10. fIst ARCHIBALD MOORE.
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go BIZ SOLD on H0ndSy tie 2d Dtst. IL IaiT OH
eIwise the next fair dayat Smiths Farm near the
SoaI rus ~ Powhstan county, HORSES, MULsS
"a LIB, SHEhP, Hay, STRAW, FODDER, &c Ss.
ne Terms wa he made known on the DAY of sale.
t1Butchers would do well to apply previously as
mere are calves aud other cattle that might
answer their purpose. THOMAS A. TAYLOR
November -. 81 a.
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-, oliIE...lhe haIf OF loo dollar note of tine
faIlntIs' Bank OF NngInia, payable at LynchbuIg
marked d. NO 1906, was deposited ia The post office at
iaIDoro NJ c. ia April last, directed richmond Va
dhu mas moi since been heard by the poper owners
Az Ps'soas arr hereby requssIed uOto trade for Iae
same, as proper steps have been taken to prevent lis
payment by the banks WM CRocKETT
Tafboro. N. c. Nov. l2. s5At
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II oliCE-... The close of The business Of the late
concern OF MATTHEW H. RICE q co. having
ue.oseu upon the subscriber, those who have claims
.eoh wiz eau on him for payment. II is hoped that
lhose VINO are Indebted 10 the concern will see Tie
p ni,P OF dschafgng their respective balances
nose wh" are Indebted open account il not pre
pared for payment calling aud ng their notes
'oI Such paance as may he due, may calculate upon
's9 reasonable indulgence. IL, can be given on NJ.
othef conullion.---rhe business will be confirmed
IN .s same place, by the subscriber and with the same
n .Sa'i..eu a"eht'oh- NJ. "a RICE.
N"'ch'pcI