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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

James Dennison and John Pritchett administrator OF
WIN behnissn, decd. Defendants.
TIE defendant Jas. Dennison having entered his
appearance aud given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this court IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is inhahi,ant OF
rms country IS Ordersd, That the said deiehd ant
do appear here the inst day of the next ri and
answer the amended aud supplemental bill OF the pIa
TN aud that copy of this order he forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in The city Of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at the ont
door ofthe Capitol, in the said city.
Copy-Teste. WM. W. HENING, C. C..
Sent.IO. (Cor.S2d) 3i..wSwsE1
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N CHANCERf Al rules held IN the CLERKS Oihce
OF the court OF the United States, for the nth cir
cult and Virginia district, August 9Th, 1916
James Scott, executor Of John Leslie, deed and Nor
Han Stewart. PidiafHs
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copy-Teste, RICHARD JEfFRIEs, CPk
August 40. z..wsw
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LONGEVITY

The iro foiloring lstdRcrs OF comfortable iorge-
city are furnished for publication By Il respected
yltend: kentucky Reporter.
Mr.. BENJAMIN SNEEp, a native OF Virginia
died on the 2oth ult Dix or seven da>s sibse-
quent To The middle OF hisniRefy eighth vegr.
lie llNed ~ tile county OF Alternate - d teach
er OF tue English language seysplS .one years
and was The hrstllsuuctos Of. stqIvfnas Jeffcr
son. About tinec years age lie removed 10
thts country and settled in the vicinity of Dan
vie, amongsta number of his descendants
hts mental faculties little if at all impaired
aud his bodily activity sufficient 10 enable hin,
to ascend Cliuch mountain on foot When he
arrived he could read the smallest print f,uent-
~ without spectacles, and snAtil about nine
months previous TO his deceaseoFas in the dali
S anJ. OF av Making from three five miles for
cetved aiI accidental hurt which confined him
to bis bed, and no doubt Fastened the event
winch he met with stoical inditierence The
most remarkable circumstspceinih The ii lie OF this
Old gentleman is, that he was not only of a sIen
aer delicate form, bst very unhealthy from his
Uirth until about his 50th year, after which he
enjoyed perfect and uninterrupted health ia
The last; tor he went oil with mere debility
without pain or struggle. He has left about
one hundred aud forty or fifty,Alssc endants.
and seen the fifth generation.
MIR: MARTIN BAKER, also "a native of Virgil
MA is now my tenant, calls himself aiHety sir
years OF age, was bred TO the House Joiner's
business 6: assisted, some wears after the exni
ration of hi. apprentceship)in building thafsa-
pitoi in Williamsburg. He lis ofiarge stature.
robust aud athletic in his form, aud has led a
temperate but laborious life. He newSst,,oys
excellent irealt, aud possesses snfficiSirt acti-
WHY 10 mounta horse with considerable ease
spends every day day unless il rains or SHOWS
(tor forno other kind ofw ca ther comfin. him TO
the house IN the open air, mostly on foot, but
quite able TO perform a journey on horse
Dack--his mental powers are but little impair
ed l know not at what period the Capitol
was built and the old man is not certain of
ms age, but am of opinion from comparing
them, that he is older than Mr.. Sneed.1
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with mests, suddenly appeared OH the cuoiia.
or Niger near BOuSsa, with three white men
and SEINE black. The natives encouraged bv
these strange mea, took OF provisions for sale,
were well pald. aud received presents be-
sides ,-it Seri1S that the vessel had anchored
lhe next day, percelNng the vessel gong on.
the naiives hniilej after her, 1.-The Moor pro-
testing, from their anxiety to save her from
sunken rocks with which the Ouulla abounds y
hut The white meu mis;akiug, and thinking they
pursued Tor a bad -pffpose, deferred them.
The vessel soon after struck the men Jumped
into the water and tried To swini but could
not for the current, and were drowned. He
thought some OF their clothes were now at
WaBwaw, bnt he did not believe there were
amy books or papers"
This story was afterwards repeated 10 Mr..
Bowdi,ch by another Moor, bnt who was
not, like the former, an eye witness of the
transaction. An Arabic manuscript was alSo
obtained by this gentleman, which corrobo-
rates the fate OF MIR. Park and his compan-
Ion. Lieut.. Martyr, and odds that one of the
bodies had been iouud and buried. There is,
however, reason to hope that some further in
formation may be obtained, Mr.. Hutchinson,
who was lett as resident agent at Coomassie,
learning from Baba. the person before men
toned, thai Moor was about to depart for Je-
nae, sent letter TO Two Europeans who resi-
ded there, and whom lie supposed were some
belonging TO Parks expeditions. as seven of The
soldiers are Yet unaccounted for, who were in
good health " hen separated from their COM
mdhder. There are alSo,it seems, two white
men at IoDbuctOo. who have been there for
several years. The MOorS assured Mr.. Hutch
ihson thai there was no doubt OF the letter
reaching its destination, aud that gentleman
accompanied il with two notices in English aud
Arabic offering reward Tor information.
London Paper
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-rt. ,,,. =. a. tfoK THE ENQUIRER.
,ie papets"i soung nau Who died few weeks
shee IL is believed that the death his Anna ba :
teneu MS own end he survived her not more than
Two msm,hs.]
=" .ah tue ereezr that bears the Of Spring
may oid Inc ucw'fe, oinsh in vernnl bioois
ih VAIN TIE MINISTRIES Of the morn may slug
ibel cannot wake my Anua from the tomb
The roses pride that strikes my vacant eve
ah"ias no JOY 10 one W hnse osoin's tom
bnt only ',ninds me oi the tender dye
Ihat ting'd the dimples of the maid | mourn
", Death fhoa partial minister of FateI
ihou shnmst he wretch who woos III, /. lid emh,,c.
Anu poI"'si III, shat as with peculiar hate
10 oiasi the buds &c iairest youth aud grace
-, nesI's were one-ano every pulse that beat
"hHih hef bosom, vas vow OF love
"eVfl smile that d d INV glances meet
READ IN affection Of the faithful dove
"1Lhe,'r again can Natures prospects please
=. ne eye which once a dearsT picture led.
Nor "r'sf can comforts baliny virtue cas-.
Inc d.tHs heart whose vital drop is shed
LEANDER.
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GTOLEN-On the night Of the 18th April from Ar
- Coigins. IN The lower end VI Hanover near cion
tors mill, GREY MARI, Tor which will give M
ihief.-She IS grey, about eight years old tbs sn,as
branded on her shoulder ana thigh, and has f,,sS
scar on her shoulder, where she was Bit BY anotbas
horse, and also iie cTestfsen she PAGES toisSsl
well, and her sides are little rubbed BY traces
May 3. q THOMAS WffTfaur
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Baltimore % RicL,nord

&A Travellers ffosn Baltimore to
hi Richmond, IVA sna from Rich
Sys----S.-kt mond 10 kalij%lOre. are informed
fx2z-<1EEs rfSesrz-- that The Steamboat WASHING.
5szs ON. viii leave Washington City
every day, except Sunday IL
noon ana arrive 1T Potomac Creek at p. ~ where IL
will lie met by line Of stages which will arrive az Fre
deTicksbnTg, by 81, y. NJ. days. Leave FEEDER.
icksbrTg every day, except Sunday, at arrive 4,
the steamboat " = z. 81. and al Washington Civ Tue
next morning by o'clock. - -
BY this arrangement travellers leaving baltimore in
the norniag, will sleep at Frederic ksburg the saue
from Baltimore. '
travellers from the southwark. win leave Richmond
W ,ne morning, sleep on board the boat and arrive AZ
batimore by nosn the next DAY :33 hours from Rich.
moHd. - '''e'-
IT The carriages aud bofses this route are good
and the accommodations calculated to ensure confor,
70 favellefs. april %. IIa..n6rl
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Valuable Property for Sale.

'k'hE SUBSCRIBER proposes 10 sell the TRACT of
lying 10 The comfy of Bnckirsham on which
he resides, two miles non. New Canton ana James
riyer, AMI IA the HegbbOrood OF several manufacturing
mus containing sboat 900 acres Of which 400 in
woods, the generaLchlrscter Of which IL good tobacco
aud, wIis the open land produces COED crops OF grain
aud whie clover. This anS IS iBt,rsGced by creek
winch has GA 8 boz degs 90 acres of very fertile
nat gr und The inpTovelu ents extensive and var
Gus, calculated for the accommodation Of a large family
anS Tue fecnremen Of large crops. This properly will
be sold privately for which one third Of The purchase
money will be Teqnired the delivery Of possession
ahh theremainder IN two equai annual payments.
Adjoining The above ID tract OF ZIG acTes-tbe wood
land OfWhich viii produce fine tobacco Tbe improve
mehis are toerabe dwelling house, honses and
good orchards. SMITH PAYNR
March 90 tdSptf
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By The GevsraO, OF the toiaTou,reoifh OF T,yeiu,o


"A PROCLAMATION.
w hEhfsS II appears y ceftacate from the tailor
oil Piiisyivanis county, tct JOHN FAIRS cha,g-
ca ithforger.. ami WILLIAM NEIGHBOURS, charged
Nh Grand larceny, WHO ~Eieby an examining court oC
saia touhty rsmanded 10 jail for further trial did on
.ne YIN Of March last At nigt break the Jail of the
county Aforesaid make their escape and are
nov gong nj iaige ] have therefore thought ft by
anu WIN the advice OF the coat of issue this
pr0ociamation, hereby offering reward Of ONE HUN.
usep DoLLAKs for each, or for either of them to
tcthe Jail of Pisylvania county afofesad the said
ION, , fars and VIM Neiehbours And do moreover
require an officers, civil and military, and exbort the
goou people OF tue commonwealth to use tbeirbes en-
neaVos to apprebend and be conveyed 40 the
JaI' OF pm's,lvaDa comfy aforesaid the said JOAN Ia
us ana Wm Neighbours. OF ether Of them that thew
may be dealt with 10 the law Directs
Given under my hand as Governor and under
N'e"H ,ne seal OF the commonwealth at RichInohd
this 18th day OF April 1910.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
John faris is % years ofGge, feet or inches
eyes. - ~
HIN. neighbours, IS years ofaCe, about fee, hjrb.
Jai' complexion, dark beard and hair, ana eTey
..yeo. hpIH 10. Ill..wlw
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Joseph Woodward, is. and Baker & Folsom.

rho ,.r., EJeHeanfs-
.ees ms appearance and given security according to
sne ACT OF Assembly and the rules this court and in
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is nor an
,nnsoitant OF us country, 10 is Ordered Tba, The
su defendant do appear here the Nv euteth ay OF
tne next term and answer the bill the plaintiff ana
,hat copy ofihs order be forthwith insefed in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
mohths successfully and posted the front door Of
the Capitol in the said city, A copy T,ste
hprll 30. li3..wSw WIN. w. hgNINc C.
u iHGlNiA.-Ata superior court OF chancery holden
day of January 1915 $50
Amasa Palmer, eX'Or Of Hatdaway Davis dec.
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~ Ia NChblitNr MAkiIE.
NE SUBSCRIBERS having put their Ncfbic Ailf in ope
iahon ave prepared to execute with skin and dis
pslch orders Tor chiGiney-nian heaIths Steps
.oinostonessiis, &c. &c. Jhenll is situated on the
osnh OF Jahcs rrer orders therefore from Richmond
fTsght
VS. believed is the first and only establishment
81 Tue khd IN virginia aud tae citizens have nov
hoppoi.uhiH OF n,sting themselves with these
fui aud ornamental articles OF me ouaty the produe
ton oither state che pfopristors cannot hui in
duEe hope that they wall lls.ilheral announcement,
+. s. Qs9,ffes who can come "a ell reco,n,neuded-
wiilieseive liberal wages.
Samuel Ghris0yksrlS Jordan a,thopy
Lynchburg, Sept. 20. Az ~,
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Rl virtue OF deed OF lrnst executed by Thomas
- Hickman and Jane, his wife 10 the subscriber 10
secure the payment Of certain sum Of money therein
mentioned due TO Henry Doegels-wili be sold to the
nisuest ooueT, iof ready money, on the premises ia
the lower end of Caroline county on the road from,
ChesteTheld to Wildwood, lew miles above the latter
place on Nenddy the Ian day Of June neat a tract
VI LAND, IN sara county, containing 226 acres more
OF iess and being the same which said Hickman
formerly resided, bounded by The lands of William s.
and the Pamunky river to raise The sum neiiiones IL;
SAID trust deed, aud the expenses of said sale...
snch utie as is vested IN Inc will alone be
@"nNeyeu' NlCK'H YOUNG.
April o. 100 vsw,
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NIFTY DOLLARS be given 10 any person n,
experimenting aud delivering TO the subscriber or
lodging him III some Jail, giving notice thereof so as
lha' lie De actually forthcoming when demanded a ne
gro man hanled ANTHONY, who runaway from, The
subscriber about the LIST June last. Anthony is abont
Ne ee nne lhches high, stout well set frame black
complexion, aud of bur ordinary capscity-It ia no,
iiEpIobabie that be is lurking about Mller's Iron
WORKS, or perhaps in Frederick county where lie has
relations aud acquaintance. EZEKIEL wILuOIr
Manager for James Harbour ESQ
Barboursvillc, Orange March "a IOl VS., ~
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD ~ Runaway from the sub.
seIlbct an the Isl inst. nsc,o nlsn named HEN.
htonsihg To The et'ate OF reasi,,, dec. near
nnesitineid eoushouss. ai whch place hired lin Cor
the Present year. heufy abort is or 20 years OF age
ieet OF oibchesbgh, Of slender make, thin visaee
Sos Ma sSv Of assseh some OF h,s teeth are
Nv cie'ning principally Lonsst'pn.-i expsc,
be WI lprS about lliehlSond Petersburg, and the
neghpo'h OF Chesterfield Courthouse AS he has &c
quanisness at All those paces.i viii give The above
OF secure hiln IN any jail 80 shs get him befoie his
Amelia. April 10. III LOT
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GPRiNG GOODs...-... PafferSoN 3 P0aSoEbg haze
- received ans opening part VI their spring assert
pent Of DRY GOODS-among which are figured ana
plain Canton grapes do. sbawls assorted black Ins.
iring, sarceseis aud norences norestnes cafnbrics
caic0es, gihghans aud steam loom shirtings Irish
linens and lawns; hSnred and plain book muslins
trimmings, nounces ard robes iambofed. loom seed
20, aud tape stripe usiins, fer dresses: HAIR nets
white huG. and striped Mafseiiles vesRgs veyets
and cords Madras, Nalabar, aud BaHGanna handker-
chiefs domestic coiious cotton aud linen checks-
Together viii sup. CLOfuS AID CASS1MERRs Of the
hest mandatory. &C. Sc....Also small invoice Of
HtEDW ARE-coBsistinr Of huiious, pen kRives scis.
soTs ana dandriG cotohs iof'oise tuck aud side DO.
common and gAt pins, 81. &c-
ApTil2Z. li4..w4w
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NTHSKEY FOR SALE.--The subscriber has r,ce,.
" Iy established disery upon the most aporoVsd
plan which he Is making great quantity OF wifs
key Ola superior quality, which he is disposed TO sell
on reasonable tefas~Any quantity for which orders
are sent will be delivered upon application - Genie
men who wish whisky for their table nay he fr
nshed With double distilled fourth proof WHISKY war.
Ednied Of tue hrst quality. addressed the
subseTber at this place poslsge PAID will ne pfopL
ly attended TO-. PETER cnEGPR
earboorsvilie. orange, March %. 100. .vsw
ID OBkkF JoHNSfON.... HAS received by The 10
~ hacco Plant complete assortment efCuTIE1Y
aud HARDWARE, generally abich be via sell or rex.
sonabe terms, by wholesale OF retail, either 81 bis
hoes panes niles. Save, patent coffee mile guns ca
hioet fnInitnre, ivory and buck handle knives anu
forks. &c.Nc.
y SfOitE and LUMBER HOUSE to rent, well cal
ggsses foI gyes>- ApFiiI3- tl0.n
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pie lantsesrs paa;rg ef tee, clouds rlseipice. and
h"wets. Way thenuy Pope, or any other poet .exciu-
svely BY his power 80! describing an
Nature q. the vide and proper sense oil the word
means life IN all Us ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS moral as
well as EXTERNAL As The subject Of ms pirsd action,
nature includes attincs forms aud nianneIs-RicL-
atdsob - no Tess painter VI ustHre Than noner...
Homer himself isa minute descrlbrr OF works arat
pad Milton Is iIit ~ imagery dsIi,ed from uSAan's
spear is compared 10 Ii, pine that makes Tie u.s
OF some great admiTs,," aud his shield is Ike the
moon, hn Ike the aii6eally seen through the
eat-pieicinE lite, The Royal banner, aud an quality
pride, poGip, andeircuusance cj glorious wal" aIe
all artificial imsges. When sbakespear gronps into
one view the mos, sublime objects OF the nhiversc be
iAssnis, on " The cloud eiapi towers, the eous par
These who have ever Witnessed the spectacle OF
the launching oil ship Of the line, will perhaps for
gave me ieI adupg this 10 the examples OF sublime OBJ
JectS o atiuciat1e.i Of that spectacle, eau never
forget the i'hpressjon aud III having Witnessed II re-
heetes from TIE faces Otter thousand spectators
They seem yet before mel sympathise with their
deep ana silent expectation, with their final burst
OF enthusiasm twas not vulgar joy but IN affect.
Ing soeniiiy When the vast buwurk sprang nom
her cradle, the calm water whcBSshe swung males.
ucaliy round, gave the INA ration OF The
stormy element on which she was soon to ride. All
The days OF battle and the nights OF danger which she
had TO encounter all the ends OF the earth which che
hau 10 vis, aud all that she had 10 and to suffer
o hei country ia awful presentieut fore the
NINA ana when the heart gave her a benedction it
was Ike one pronounced ON a living being"
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Female Institntion, New GIasrnln

FFNoa oEMtNIS having been made with several Ia.
- uies OF hrst rate talents and literary atta,nments
10 assist ~ the various departments this institution
aahseibehs have therefore been made 10 receive any
nuneI OIL pupils the ensuing session il having been
eo91 10 proportion the number or teachers TO that
VI 'ue seA'''ais.-Ierms. OF tuition:
CLASS NO. 1.
bsles Lestres includins English GrammarN & 90 per
l'hetotlc, 2nu EpistolaTy composition 4 se,sion-
Geography. Mapping and use OF the pay,bI. in
olopes History, Astronomy Botany 1 advance
and the elements of Natural Philosophy
The above branches with drawing and paint,
ing, S so.
GLASS NO. 2
English Grammar, Geography, Mapping use
OF the Globes, Pennanship, Readigg and
AitumeilC... ........................SlS do do
And, with Drawing and Painting, s rs.
CLASS NO 3.
Keaang, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Nseu'e"o'A d; - - do do.
oithogtaphy, Reasins, Writing, and Plain
'SN"e""ANs.. ss....................Sl2 do. do.
~. " hsH taken separately,
DTawihe and painting in waller coIors sic do do
hhsic, NY Two female teachers...,.....- ~ do do
piH"liehtat NeedIrwOfk... u do do
"app'hs IA al IT'S parts. % do do
Boarding, 500 per session OF 5 mopths each yonnr
iauy furnishing her own washing bedding towels and
eanoies. Bedding and washing Included : ~ So half
III advance. Each pupil will be charged with 6 | so
uuilng Tue winter session for school fuel aud : 80
during The summer for premiums
The summer session will commence on Monday the
As the number of borders the academy is limiIed
early Application will he necessary
New Glasgow, Va. May A. Iie y,
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CARRIAGES WITHOUT HORSES.

Atiensta II appears that these conveyantes, which
We nave partially described in our seventh volume
page 222, are oductdnIo this country. whatever
.y ke the'ffrai utility after fair trial,
something SO ex,iemelywhinscal as well as novel in
.nsioea, mat u the Invention should ultimately be
iiu OF little value, IL willat least for while like
tse kaieidoseope, he ' all the rage" Carriages Of
various sers, without borses have been constructed
long ago and descriptions of several kiuds may be
mt VIVA In Hoopors Rational Recreations. We be-
e,e, however, il has been uniformly found in those
wn'h were impelled forwards by persons convesed
whhin, that the passengers had, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
heir TABOR Tor their palms,. We suspect that in the
mvehi'on now under consideration, the fatigue will
more ,hah counerbalance its advantages. -.
we nave been told by person " no has seen these
seu'c,es ~ work IN France, that there is something
extremely groiesgue in the exhibition.
I IfDeroooy Ife,r,..,
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simplicity of operation. to ameiiorate the con-
diion OF mankind Ia the removal and correc-
lou of evils, which evidently obstrnci the
progi ess of human Improvement. The fourth
anu last part comprises letters, and papers on
Philosophical snhIects, the greater portion OF
which are nov, ios The first time, printed from
his own Manuscripts.
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a MERCHANT MILL FOR SALE.-1his mill rs 81
tuated contiguous to the lower part of the civ ~
richmond, Eow III complete order for nanu(aciurnp
hoh lng reDnll; within the present year runs fouT
par stones It's situation is very convenient TO obtain
gram el'her by ahd or water particularly the latter
oeng abont or 800 yards from the whaTves of Rosk
cts aud ny cleaning about 10 or so wards Of The
canal, boat navigation may be had 10 the mill
me terms viii be accommodating tothe pun chaseT.
for further particulars, apply TO Thomas Taylor or
tt mo. "a '2..wu SAMUEL PARSONS
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'Hlk1l DOLLARS REWAKD-Wili lie gwen for
apprehendng aud securing in Jail, SO that 4 get
MN again, negro man GEORGE. who ranaway from
my residence ia Goochand 2sih March last, n. s
years old, and feet4 or 8 iHches hirh He carried
away with hlm blue coth Sunday coat Together with
hlS WoIhhg Clothes George nearly all OF last
year, employed in the neighDOIhoe nf Cucsoo
Louisa as ditcher and about Two weeks ago IA.
Ken out OF Slannton jail. Being very crafiy fellow
shond he be apprehended aud well secured he viii
''aee HS ESCAPE THO: MILLER.
NJ H. George was again, about week ago taken
out ct stanton jail, and made his escape about 20
miles this side OF Stanton, in the neighborliood of
"n'oh piace nc is PROBABLY lurking. Z. 81.
Sp'.. 10 ill..U
Er The Editor offAe Stanton Observer aotU plesse
m'erttAe aboUe three times. ard tOy5card ms ac-
COUNT Jer payment 10 The subscriber, HViHe near
oO0cHtaEd Courthouse THO: MiLLER.
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virtue OF an order OF the county court OF PoWha
- TAN the subscriber will sell 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash at Powhatan Courthouse, on the 5fh dGv Of
June HeIt, NEGRO MAN, named Frank who was
COMMITTED TO the Jail OF Powhatan, as a runaway i'm
the mons-ol December, 1917 and who has been sjDee
hireo out The said Frank himself 10 be the
properly OF Mr.. Helin, Of the state Georgia and
says be bias been absea, from his master for several
years RICHARD BASS, Dep'y
for Henry W. Watkins, Sheriff & Jssior Of Powhatan
April II. tt4-Wsas
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TIE death Ut Mr. Park, The cn,erpri>io,,
Traveller. 40 thr interior of africa seems ,,,y
10 De giared neyOIi q dDnbt. The follow
IufotWaiiop oi tint event c0rTobOfates. ia H.. ,
t"e %tsieinrnj gwen by Amadt FatJrnia. shD
wa 7tsPetched 90 quest ct Fagk from i've
CaaTiJs sDme years Nucc aill b al variance
"lh the eitc"llslauCcs Attending IT, Sir
WdttDh. VINO conducted o. -ncces fn mission
nom Cape Coast Ca-Ne to lie il ng oil the
hsb'rtecs, obtained, Wilde ID C0o.na tue
snn""T before iu~i, The following account.
curing one VI bls visit 90 Baba the chief OF
tie MrpfS 4 Moor, WHO had i.lst come from
J"@.i'uci9o, vas seni fOg the purpose uf see
IN N,t ijOwdich and gsho did 500 express
The Snfpiise sbai va, anticipated on seeing a
before seen tnise white men al BOnssa. Fbis
naturally tsraied a desire OF being iaformed
% me patlcnars, aaa BaOa interpreted 10
ar bo~ditch tbe following relation which the
t'isgf sass go ILat soD.s yraSs 40 ayesseI,