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@FRESH GOODs.-eo
WILLIAM OXNAkD,
yo.5 iiUSsET's ROW-.aIDDLE-STR
( lis opened fcr sale a large assortment OF
Cotton and Wo0lien Goods.

CONSISTING OF
Broad Cl h. Cass,n..es
White snd Co ioted F.saneis.
iwiil'd and Plan Bombazetts. Rsttinstts,
Green isbereea, Woolien Shamis.
hiG-sninster 0srpeting dEr. and light Cs,icoes.
fu INJURIES srlCopperpIa,.,
y :, IA and D. eark aud light Ginghams,
Cotton >hswls. u eaNvariety of Cotton Hlkf..
Cotton shir,ings, Linens, Bird. eye Diapers,
Cotton Dems>k, Tsb,e Linens,
White, black nd eolored Canb. icks, white Jean.
Striped and c,lol ed do.
Cambria and common Oimitics, Brown II Hands,
Bine and yellow Nankiss, black SILK Hdkfs
superior Flag do. SILK woss ed and cotton vesting.
Linen Cambria, and do. handkerchief,
SILK andrabby velvets, black and olive velveteeus
Cpitoa and worsted Hose, silk Gloves,
Black. white aud cclored Md Gloves.
Beaver Gloves, back & blue -ypobaw Wa &Ssrsnetts,
Black, white ,siste.green trown aud pink Florence
silks.
Cotton D ,dlngs. WorstsJ. do. Carpet Bindings,
Tapes. iSotbsns. Pins, Needle, Sc,sser., 1rusles,
Os~a, variety of Coat and Ves' Bottoms,
SIX Coat an iHahi, Buttons. sewn silks anJTwist
Buck an Umbrellas. Ravea's Duck,
Ru.s.a Sheesings Ribbons, black Italian Grapes,
Cote" Floss, Fac DRY Shee,ings. Shirt,ngs,
G'nehains. Sa,innstts, Priest Cloth, Yarns
lure ads. &c. kc.-
All which viii be sold cheap for cash or shor,
approved credit. tf
May so. 1890.
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MASONIC.

,IMONTGOMERY CHAPTER of ROYAL
Arch Masous, vill be copseera'ed, and It. Officer,
installed IN due form st Bah, on Tuesday The
eighteenth day Of 9uiy last. BY the Nor Exert.
LENT CaASp CHAPTER Of the STATE of Massachu
sets.
Brethren Of the fraternity are respectfully re-
guessed TO attend on this in'eres,ins occasion.
By order Of the NJ. z. High Pr's",
DAVID STINsoN,
Sanitary IF NJ .,ge~sry cS.fs~.
Bath, lay s, 1870.
W. 3. Tickets for the public dinner mcy be pro.
cared at the LINCOLN lloTEL, kept by Er Ma
neus.
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H. WINSL.OW..

. IL +" 1tNolsI w
LAS just received and offers for sale at No.
II ". Long Wharf,
200 hbl.. 10 Jes6ne Alexandria Flour;
20 Puncheoas 81. Croix Rum
i2 do. old Antigua, do.
? Pipes Coenac Brandy;
10 tons sWede Iron, Ad,rted;
20 Boxes dip, Caadies;
so boscs frefh Lemons;
CO Mag. Rai6n., .!Sffi. and Ravens Duck,
Clear Pork, sourhoog and yosng Hyfon Teas,
Up and Cotton, Kegs Alexandria C.scksrs, &c.&e.
Portland, Juy 10, 1920.
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y,5g he .uhscribers, b vios aeeo day appoint.
Cd ~ ne Hoo. julia Diaa, indg, # Pro-
bart for The Couoiy Of os iero 20 sse<ive aud eI-
anime the claims OF the creditors e the estate Ct
JOHN WILLS.
late Of Pssis 10 ssid county, yeoman decea.ed-
Represented inso'vent. do hereby give notice, that
six months from the i5h day # Ju,e E,tspt
are allowed TO said edii or TO bring in add prove
sbs.F claim, aud that We shaft areod hs, .efvice
At he Courr Hou'e IN said Paris, on the huc FRI
day Of !uiy ne', and the i've succeeding months
from Two til. o'clock p. VI.
THOMAS CLARK
lBg Il ZEe RAJ o., }c~si.,s~r..
sAMU L RAWs0S.
Pari, June 20, $50.
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4 Or The person who borrowed from
the subscribers Office, during the late session Of
the Legislators, the ID Vol. If the Law of Mas
sachusstss, will confer = particular favor by
returning it Immediately.
S. GREESLEAr.
July 10 1870.
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4 HE subscribers having been appointed By the
Hon. Judah Dana Esq Iudge Of Pvohste Of
Wills, &c for the county OF Oxford. TO receive and
eIan,ns the claims OF creditors TO the estate Of
EZRA STEPHENS,
'He Of BacAhed in said eouaty, Trader deceased.
represented mao sees, hereby give notice thss sis
mon hs are allowed TO ssid creditors to bring 10
and prove their claim. and tina, We shall q ieri
chat service at the etiice Of Samuel brown. E-q.
IN .ad Buekfield. o. the last Monday 10 Juy next.
and 90 the lac MooJays Of each Of The Eve fol
lowing mon,hs from one iu fur O'Clock Y. NJ
JOHN LORINC.
l. MAN sW sLlOW, : Com'u.
RlRL wAsH aURN.
Buek6eid, June -, 1850. 6w.
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T'AKFN by Esseu' cn snd will be fold ct public
scct on, on THussp he tenth day Of Au-
gun oss ~ l O'Clock An. st the houle Of Irrae.
Va erho ute, lnnhoics' 10 Portland Al the right
in squ,y Of redemption VII eh AIc.y.s CovELl
ha. ~ fedeemng The following as,.rlbed mcrt-
gagged res eis,e vs-Ail the IAsnd called Jewel .
10 nd ,cseher VIII al the ~ ld,nss thereon,
sad ali the privileges belorsiog TO The fame, sud
10 the fame wheie fad Ccvsl uow lives, which
inciudes he fmal I1Asd hsg makes the harhOr
with Wharf snd fmslI frame on the fame.
NJ HARRIS, Dr.. SSE
Portland, July 10, 1870.
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GFWET NE2sE.~0
4 YOUNu WOMAN with uirsa foil OF
\ new mill, wishes 10 20 iase ia1..y to nurse
child.
Fsrl anS., .Txiy II. 1870.
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HOUSE 10 LEI.
A CONVENIENT three story Dwelling
"A HOl Sc situated IN Pleasant .trcet, and il
o. the res depce OF MADAM ben. Wood.
Portiand, June 90.
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REMOVAL,

JOSEPH JOHNSON, has removed from En-
= ehaAse Street 10 the Store next 90 Col. John
~. s'orsr. Middle Street which was fcsnsry occu-
P'ea by Messr' Lanes wkere he offs fas sale a
general assortment #
English, French, India T. .imeriican Goods.
Paraiand, July II. 1870
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PROBATE COURT.

PKOBATE COURT.
Tn eonAque,es Of the oeesaasy abfense Of ,he
i Judge. he PROBATE Court, which vas 70 have
been holden 10 Portland, on the feccni Wednesday
Of Jay infant ('omorrow] is adj rurued 20 the
soga . Wedneiasy 1t laid month, a, Portland
The Court Gill be holden Of New sioueefler on
the third Tharfday Of Joy, a. Heretofore.
By order Of Hon K Pa-r;. Jude
HoVATIO sOU THO ATE, Rse;es,.
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WOODBURY. sT0gER. Collector for
he serea'h Collector Diarief Of Hassuetus,ffs
Cole Us Oalce ~ Il 1870. Ix.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19

payment OF their interest half.y by
becoming immediately responsible Tor the
payment: aud 10 guarantee the state
against any Advance of money on account
IT lis being made thus responsible for
lac pay ment OF interest 10 lenders, | pro-
pose the immediate adoption OF such "a
tariff OF tolls as will insure sufficient re-
venue 10 pay The interest on s 7SO, 900,
besides leaving Sufficient surplus 10 pay
the expenses of collection, sc. and la
submitting The tariff Proposed for consid-
eraiion. have gwen my beat attention to
make IT bear as equally as possible on all
Kinds OF goods, having regard 10 weight
ana value, anti TO free II from the obvious
pariialities of The old tariff.
/ am aware il may be asked, if the
proposed tariff will prove a sufficient
indemnity 10 the state, for the payment
oil interest. why need the state make itself
responsible at all for the payme Of in
tefesi ! 10 this, answer, that the mo-
ney wanted, can IN all probability, be
obtained only from those who know
little or nothing of The James River Navi-
CATION, aud who would not give them
selves the trouble 10 enquire about IL, yet
would most willingly lend their money on
me security OF the state of Virginia.
shall authorize the borrowing of half
million of dollars, at six d. .ent interest.
payable halt yearly, nDder the superin-
tendance OF commissioners 10 be appoint
ed tor that purpose. who will then be en-
abled 10 borrow money, adj interim, from
the banks 10 supply the demands for
Improvement, on the faith Of their repay
lug such loans, by the money they will
receive for the stock which may thus
be issued oUly from time to time, as the
progress OF The work may require, so that
AT no time need interest be paid tor any
sum OF money not actually in use.
Alter Tue expenditure of five hundred
thousand dollars OH the improvement of
The James and Jackson rivers shall have
been made, have no doubt that means
VIII be found from the increasing reve-
nue. which may be derived from tolls,
twiitoni resortIng to excessive rates or
deceptive calculaiions) 10 indemnity The
Stale mast ampy Tor again becoming re-
sponSiLie Tor the paym of interest OIL
sucii FARTHER SUN or sums as may be want
ed tor the purposes OF improvement, aud
also, 10 provide for the reimbursement of
The money borrowed.
trust that the importance of the sub
Jeci, on which have ventured 10 make
these remarks, will not he disrrgarded
on account of my imperfect manner of
handling ii. will rather hope that my
feeble efforts may excite ablcrshands 10
come forward in behalf Of a work worthy
the best talents of the friends OF their
country, and that shall thus have The
satisfaction OF thinking, that even my
endeavors will not have been altogether
iruiiless. CIVIS.
Ii siay be some advantage to the Banks of
Virginia, aud also To the interests of tue nd
vigalion- II the legislature will permit tue
banks 10 deal 10 the stock now proposed 10
be Issued, or 10 loan money thereon.
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n bail being different frori anc Incompatible
with each other. they Cannot both stand io'
gether. The law does not authorize the plain
TN 10 have double serniity. first secnut>
fo' the appearance ct the defendant, aud at
ter that is Effected by the authority OF the
CONT, then "A second security for the payment
OF the d. bit or the Surrender of the defend
ants person..
Why should the plea be necessary for the
discharge OF the appearance bail Ii is neees
satN for the defendant. because without il, he
cannot slew that he does not owe the dekt, or
has paid II. or present any other bar 10 the
plaintiffs action: but for the hail, IL il not ne
cessary because all that j. required of him H.
that the defendant should appear, aud that
being effected, il is not important TO him that
the defendant should otter any bar to the
plaintiff action.
By the i5Ih section OF the said act, If the
defendant fail 10 appear on the return day of
the writ, the appearance hail may defend the
suit. Ii has never been doubted that under
this law, the appearance bail might defend
the suit as well after Office Judgment ss on
the return day of the writ. Its every DAYS
practice. Then what says this law as undar-
stood BY the cou'ts Z II the defendant fails
10 appear, and give special bail, the appear
ance bail may defend the suit and i'm such
case he is subject TO The same judgment AZ the
defendant would he subject 10, it he had ap Z.
peared and given special bail. But If the
defendant gives special hail. then the appear 8.
ance bail may not defend the suit. and there.
tuEt Will DDt We huUJeCi Tic same Judgment
as the defendant.
For these reasons we are all of opinion, that
the words " and plead 10 issue. &c" apply TO
the defendant III every ease where he means
to set aside the oifiee ind ment. but thar they
apply TO the appearance ball. or sheriff only
where no special bail is given.
When the special bail is put in, il is proper
that the Judgment against the appearance
Bail shonld be expressly set aside, and the
clerk ought so TO enter it. in the order book
But this omis sion ought not TO place the bail
ia a worse situation than he is placed ip by
the law.
The following is to be entered as the jndg-
ment OF the court" The court is unanimous
~ of opinion and doth decide that the entry
of special bail by the appearance bail after an
Office Judgment confirmed at rules does vir-
tually set aside the Judgment against The said
appearance bail"
lCa.es TO be Cnniinued.l
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was supported 10y Messrs. Gross of New
York. Cooke. aud Foot
The question being taken on The pas
sage OF the bill. il was decided in ia,
negative by decided majority.
The engrossed bills Tor ihe relief of
Margaret Perry and Tor The relief of Wm
Mfniosh. were severaly read the third
time. passed, and Ordered 10 be sen, L.
the Senate for concurrence.
MIR. Smith, of Maryland, gave notice,
that he should on Monday move 10 <.
into committee on the bill making a parli
al appropriation for the army for 1921 !.
aud the House adjourned to Monday.
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HOW STANDS THE QUESTION e?

Tho Senate have accepted the Nilsson
ri Constitution, with Mr.. Eaion's waivcr.
The II. OF X. have rejected the naked resO
lution for admission but lhey have moi
acted on the ScHate's amended resolution;
nor have they again had before them Mr..
HIPS (of Mdss.) proposition, which
" qualities the assent of the admission Of
The new state intoSilIe Union by an er-
ceptlOn of particular clause of the Con-
siItution." The distinction between
Messrs. Ealon's and Hills propositions is
obvious; Mr.. Eatsu's waiver asserting
To auy clause in The Missouri Constitution,
if any such there be, which cOulravenes The
Constitution OF the u. Sit thus valves
i'll fact, any decision whether there be
such clause or not MIR Hills, on the
other hand, excerpts 10 particular clause
and insists upon hissOurIs striking il
out, before she can be admitted into The
Union. Mr.. Eaton leaves The que stioH
TO be decided hereafter By another tribu.
nal: MIR. Hill decides il AT once, and
calls upon Missouri to change her cO,iSti.
tUtiOn.
With this distinction in our view, we
conceive the language of the National
IUieliigencer is not as correct as II might
be. The II. of IL. have not decided " that
be admitted iuio The Union." Suppose they
sccede 10 Mr.. Eaions provisO, they sill
not so have decided. II they insist, in
deed, upon Mr.. Hills, they will have come
10 that decision; they will insist iIla
Missouri should he differently constituted
FROM What she ia now. The decision on
Mr.. Els. proposition will moi necessarily
decide that she should he "ditferPnlll
| constituted" unless MIR. lis. should b.
substituted for Mr.. Us.
We must keep this Distinction in sigh
because many member, WHO wOui'
| be wiling 10 vote for tie proyso OF Mr.
| u. would refuse to 80 tie lengths Of MI
lis. a man who cOnscientlouslg believe
with Mr. Philip Barbour, that the tern
crlzen" did nOl inilIe eye Of tie fedora
! constitution oxiend TO the fee people Q
colour, might be willing to vote Ter M
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I o Simon 4. B,yan.

NoU will please TO take netice, that on the 10Th day
II OF JannaTy, ia the county ot RoekbIidge, AT the
house Of RobeTt White between the hours OF o'cuck
Ia The morning aud of the day shail proL
coed to take the deposition Of Samuel {. Chandler 90
be read in evidence III 'snii depending in the
superior court of chanceTy for the Richmond district,
Ia which am plaintiff, and you aud john o Lay are
defendants. JAMES WINSTON.
Dec 20 6T.,.4W
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kOi virtue Of executed Wilson
- Cary Nicholas. dec to the subscribers aud now oS
record IN the courts of the counties Cabe Al
bemare, for the purpose " nGemnif,iNg William H.
Cabell for the keneht OF the sad NicbolasWe shall
proceed to sell 10 the highest bdaer, cash. on fhe
20tt day ofJEaH1ry nett, at the front door OF The
Eagle IIntel, in the city Of Richmond tWentysete
NEGROES, and tract Of LAND. In the county Of
Cabei on the Ohio river commonly called the Green
Rottoi, containing about four thousand four hundred
aud forty much thereof viii raise
Tue sum Of twenty heusa.d five hundred dollars
paid by the said Cabeil endorser the SAID Nicho
las 10 The Bank ~ Virginia and 10 the Branch BaAk 0f
The United States Richmond, and the e
cutting Tits The title L. the above property is
believed to be indisputabie. WILLIAM WHIT
UPc. 20. 81 lids ROBERT GAMBLE,
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Sale at Deep Rim Coal PifS. Postponed.
IN acceuat OF bad weather, the sale tic Property
~ Of the undersigned, at the above place. 10 post
poned unu Thursday The ASIA inst tue next fair
day thereafter when Twill positively take place, and
be continued from day 10 day until completed.
HETb, SHEPPARD & CO.
Dec. 10. 6T..ds
N'UI.CE...TO he sold at The plantation IA amelia
~ county, formerly tue properly Of Or. James
Henderson, o1i Wednesday, the nth Of tie present
month, (Dec to the hgk st bidder six Mules several:
head Of Catie aud nOgs-as we'll as Corn aud Fodder.
Also the Plantation Utensils, aud sundy articles TOO
tedious to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at sale.
MILES BoTr, Agent.
Manchester, Dec. To- "a ..lds
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Stack Jor Sale . Plantations fol, Rem,
DELoNGiNG to the estate III THOMAS @fLLRR dec.
HD or ne nd iISfGat. at WOOdy4lie, 10 the rounyy
Of GOuChand the stoch Of horses, mules, COWS oxen.
hogs alsu5G0 go barrels OF corn eros oGf0dder
plantaiiCp utensils &c.
Or Hc29fh inSt0Hf, at Wormley Grove and Eauskin
Lodge In the county of King william, The STOCK of
horses, mules COWS, oxen, hogs &C between t20c aud
1900 barrels corn crop fodder plantation utensils
Ac.... Also feS Negroes.
TERMS. FOR spns not exceeding 8 le, cash for
AL sums exceeding : 10. Twelve month"; cttdH tha
purchaser giving b"nd with approved security, hearing
interest fr"m The Gate but Tie interest 10 be itmied
puHCtuai payment.
The plantations aforementioned, on each ofvhifl "a
considerable crop 81 wheat seeded, IL got previously
rented out, viii on Tie respective d Of sale Ne Offered
for rent, for year, eBie divided a. sut persons
wishing To rent. ). 4. FERGNGOE.
tOj,e ffkc Etsrs Of Tfio's inter, dfc.
Goochland. Itrc. 3. 81. .coiss
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A. S.--- - iiilt Ne Mlgif teCi an fuSuperahie
difficulty ia yelling for alr. Ii's-We
CONSIDER. Indeed. Mr. 3. as " surppsage
errriS bu, mol as 3 conces sion OF
p'Incipe; wiile@e regard hlr. lis. as
a concession OF pFucipie," which many
a man veuld ne 10th 10 make
NJ. lis bias also tins further and seri
Gus direction that il calls upon Missou-
II 10 ,l"id wtat lie may consider a mat
Ter If principls" Size may he unwilling
H. moke n. Perhaps she wlllpoi make il
all AND then where are we Nilsson
ri BeiiheI territory nor a stale; as much
determined not 10 resume the irawnels OF
The first, as 10 continue all the privlle ges
OF the latter. Ii she does not Nield, what
theny Will YOU iorce her? Meantime,
We ask with MIR. Loundes, when he made
his impressive appeal 10 Il majority oi the
House. VIVA, is To become OF" The terri
tory, The property; and all the rights of
The u. y. III The Missouri country 2" We
see all the diff ultlrs which may possibly
arise--we know the sort Of population,
which for the most pari, fills tina, country;
their respect for the constitution as pro.
perry administered, and Tor their own
rights aud We confess we should rather
settle This question at once las far as
Congress can settle ii,) than leave it 10
the arbitrament OF The passions of an ex
cued people.
We have one word 10 urge for the poo.
pie Of Missouri. Though we agree with
The lntelligpncer that " il was due from
the people of Missouri 10 those who had
Stood By them la The hour of trial, tina,
they should form constitution, against
which no plea of exception could be Ia
KEN" yet Why should VIC suspect them of
AN intention OF violating this duty They
had seen, that Virginia, Georgia. kentuc-
Ky, perhaps Tennessee and Mississippi
had legislaisd upon The same principle
that even the pbiantbropic state OF Della
ware had most urgently shut her doors,
against the free people of colour; that
no doubt had been made about their
right {" do so-was il wonderful then that
they should eugraii IL in her constitution.
more especially too when,hey haa so often
sVen these same people painted cas- a
nuisance and curse p Assuredly these
facts ought 10 form some excuse for her,
mare especially when she has also en-
graiied INTO her constitution (whai few of
Tie slave holding states have ever done
by their laws provisions for The protec-
ton of the lives and limbs of the slaves,
which reflect the greatest honor upon It's
trainers.
How this question may go before
the representatives Of the nation, we know
not. We trust, however, thai they will
discuss II with the same temper which,
has marked their recent deliberations
and that whatever they do, will be so
fashioned as 10 let in Missouri as soon
as possible, and prevent tile same ques.
'ion from coming back upon them, 10
excite The same interest and the same
feelings.
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The foreign news lay before CIR readers pres
SentS some important Points We Jeu that The
eloquent and iEHSfriOHs ErSkiae has persisted hike
Lord Chatham. -. Ministers determined 10
force the bill pains ana taaities dOtca the hrodlS
Of the English people. =. The dirdn offhe Tn.
holy dHits is To asSen,b ut Iioppar urIi Yienng.
nous Note las Ggain denounced the rights Of the
people, set himself against the sliri, Of tie age,
and disSoired The diet 81 tie oppressed f0ieS =
The Portuguese hare adhered their rerOiutioa il
pOfentiary Beresford --Jhe accounts coniag from
many quarters induce Geiief that ne FLOridI
Treaty IS at length ratified by hc toaTE>...
uhtther UHh or tciihont conditions, Is get TO DC
aScerfnined
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70 tx RgNTzp - LISo & QusrN covRrnGusE-
An excellent COpHilV SfG,d far WcychaHt.
r WISH 10 RENT THE STORE GOUsE at tie above
place, aud deliver possession after lis lst
January neXt..This situation, too ar removed from
Richmond To be affected hy IT, retail bnsneis hank
accommodation, and near eHcrQh to- Noifrt atf fat.
10 anord convenient access thef Hets has
pToved sHgulafy favorable 10 mercantile success. A.
the place Ne had. with without thcf'pfs
house, connections DWEfLiNC HOUSE. b.. iar ~
looms aud passage, aud all necessary Offices SC...-
Also 4 small TENEMENT suitable Tor mechanic.
lee. ~. U7...Hs Tfi: & HODMEs.
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For Rent or Lease. the Raleigh Idvern

FOR Kent or Lease. the Raleigh IdveTn
The CITY Of Williamsburg The subscriheris desi.
TOus TO rem for lease for Of years tins
old and well established Tavern, together with The lots
aud principal furniture attached thereto. The bubc
too well Informed Of the advantages This
20 require minute description H. person ~bo can
give satisfactory to keep good house the
terms will he made very reasonable Possession will
be given oil the aIst DAY Of Jahuary
WILLIAM hcCANDIlSH.
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November 10.

y IL persons iudrbigl 40 BENJAMIN OIiV- -II. ATE
"a Of Hanover cOunh, deceased. repeated To-
make payment t. me forthwith IS in order to close the
administration rs soon possible il my purpose nos
10 grant indulgence 10 any person
BENJAMIN BRAND.
Executor Of BenjaBliH DbUe7 dcc'd
Hichmnnh- ID l-c- 1 n
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One CeW Kevdrd, for Samuel Ellington.
apprentice bound 10 NE 60 learn The cSfptaicf's
~ uade, by the oytfsecrs of The prlr IN Pfnce 3D.
ward county.--No cost or charges psd nhalsoeytf.
WILLIAM WILSON, Cumherl5uo.
nee. 70. Gs..Wsws
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A TRACT or LAND.

4 YtNC on the Begeily Road, adjoining Richard
H Thwe1lf. Edeatd worsham Samuel Whknson's
estate and Thomas Cihb's containing ah0d 40
acres will he sold SATURDAY, TIE 3Ofh VI (he pro
seut month.
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EOR Tile ENOUIRER.


There were several cases decided in the late
General Court, which are OF some consequence
10 the people OF this state and for the purpose
of making them public, "A statement OF moss of
the cases, aud of the opinion of the court aI
transmitted.
At a General Court held Nov. 1920, present
Judges Br0ckeubTough. Smith Allen Dade
Saunders, Semple, K. L. Parker, aud sum.
mers.