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rous of checking British shipping and conn
metce auusthey would not hesitate prohibit
sus il altogether, but tor one reason which
lenders IL a lntost Impossible for America 10
sunsist without il The reason rs this -
TGere is scarcely such thnS IN America as
lnternal iaN ihere is postage, We believe,
tor letters, which yields very small sun pins
revenue above the charges aHu there rs an
assessment on lands tot The maintenance OF
tue government, the repairing OF roads, sup
porting schools tor cducaiiGn, and maintaining
the Old aud decrepit poor Snt there is no
house tax, excise, &c. America raises almost
her whole revenue from her customs from
duties laid upon the importation of foreign ar
tces, chiefly British manufactures. In pro
portion. therefore, as she contracts and dimin-
islieS bet trade with Great Britain, she LAYS
the axe 10 the root OF her own finance. Ii she
abaGdons her cnstoms,-an size must do so
II she prohibits British commerce., or what is
tive saine thng-it she renders il impossible
to carry il on by high prohbitory duties If
she takes the course for encouraging her own
ships aud manufactures she must replace her
customs by an excise ; ana think the citi-
Zens OF the United States will not easily be
brought TO endure an excise. 1t America,
therefore. enacts new prohbitory laws, no
one will suffer 10 much as herself.
With respect to South America, we think
The cause OF the independents, bad as IL is
from the inianIy OF some OF the leaders ascot
ated in It, will most HfslIiby Triumph. D..
United States will take the Eiordas by main
force, which will SO tar be an act o! aggression
against spain as 10 place the two counties in
hostility. AN alliance will iheu doubtless
be formed between the South Alherican In-
surgents and the United States, aud they will
he recognised AS constituting AN independent
government. In the mean time, Spain must
abandon all attempt to reduce these proviu-
ces, from the mutiny OF her own troops, WHO
II appears, will not embark for South America
ana threaten 10 tsrn their arms against their
own government.
Spain is waning fast away; her ancient
GRANDEUR is gone. aud her lofty spirit aud
CaStlian pride, are bound TO The earth by
chains of the giossest superstition She is a
soIi of a Turkey in Europe, having her vine.
yards neglected by sluggards. and trampled
on by swine. Such are the effects of her
feeble government. and imbecile de.potism.
that sgience is eclipsed, arts are neglected,
and the human race itself seen 10 melt AWAY
before the eye OF the beholder
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TRUST EES' SALE.
10y virtue of deed OF trust executed the suhscr
- hers by James Burnett, dated the 18th day Of No
venOer, 1875 and duly recorded In the county
Chesterfield tor the purpose Of securing the payment
oi certain SUM OF money therein mentioned, will
proceed to sell for ready money, the said James Bur
neps house, on the Manchester turnpike road, about
seven miles from Manchester, on Thursday, The 4th
ddy 81 MAY near, one tract or parcel Of LAND, con-
tanning two acres, heing the same which the aId
Burnett NOW Tesises.-Aiso, one negro woman aud
child and one Wagon and four horses and gear six
horses On this land tbeTe buildings sufficient for
the accommodation of a small family.
THos: vk6jsN. Trustees.
April "a. iOg.tds
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INTERESTING SALE,

ITO Gentlemen of the TuI, and breeders OF ane nor
ss....Os. Fr!day, the stu Of M0y, ON the New
werk will be sold AT puDiic IUctioa the highest
gder. Hifh0Ht reserve, the following Imported En-
"a, higa Fred and f@H 6t1oacd RACERS, and
ihtir produce.
Lot No. I.--Blus,er. hay hor,c, with black legs,
nane and tail, 'ul hi,.en hands three inches high
coated iU 1908, got 10y Orlando ca fUld whskrl
dam bJ Pegasus, Uut of nigh! are, sister TO rs
cape.
No. "A hay mare, twelve years DID, got by Popin
jay, out Of Bo1Ibon's dam, by prseipilat..
No. 3.-A bay mare, eight years o-i got by Chance
son OF Lnrcher) her dam Jeu,iua BY Phenomenon
she rs own sister 10 Giimakin. who was, lslI sOid
10 the Emperor of Austria for 1900 euin,as
No. 4-fhiiadelphia, daik hay mare, ioaled in
Dnbgsnnon. Washington " as got by Sir Peter. This
mare is nearly 10 hands high.
No. g. chesnut mare, loaed In 1904, got by
lamiii"nian, out OF Golden Locks, tie dam OF the
famous Nurse SoothsayeI.
No. O. chesuut mare, foaled in 1909, got By
Alexander the Great. dam by Bnzzad out OF Rose ny
Sweet BTer and is sister {" the celebrated horse
Macedonian. This mare is neatly 10 hands high.
No. IA thesuut colt, Two years old 10y Buster, out
of lot No. q.
ga hay colt. two years old, BY Buster. out of
Lot NOS
No. "a black colt, one year old, by Merryheid out
Of L,i No J
No. io.-A bay Filiy, one year old, by MerryGeid,
Noli.-A bay riliy, one year old, by Merrydeia,
cut OF Lot Ns.z.
No. IA Chestnut Fifty, one year old BY Merri.
field ont of LIT No 5.
No. i3. "A brown riliy. one year old by Metryhcld,
cut Of a Shark mare, bed M Virginia.
Meuyheiu is dsad. He was a remarkably handsome
horse, OF a datk browH color lie eat by Cock
Fighter. out ef Star was one Of the hes, ;oxr
male huises in Great Britain with succ,s SIS and
oiener than any other horse his day Co,k Fighter
was got hp Ovefton who got by King Fergus Star
was got by High Flyer.
Exended ped:grees OF ALL and performances on the
tayj OF such as have rHH viii be exhibited the
Time OF sale, which will commence precisely at hall
past o'clock, az the following terms, viz
Twelve months credit will be allowed puycbasers
giving bond With approved security, TO heaf Interest
from date hut the Interest he RENTED II the
principal is punciuay paid-and those VINO chuse 10
pay cash, viii be allowed the liberal ii.coun, Of teu
per cent.
such another chance may happen again in
this country for gentlemen tay IKE foundation for
superior breed ~ race horses.
WILLIAM IL RENKY HAXALL.
April It. ins IA,
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D.. nd. GIRARDIN

H. II. GIRARDIN
WILL, on the 20h NJ Aprli next, commence a nm
" 6essioa AT his SELECT SEMINARY, nras Siaun.
tom, IN The county Of Augusta.
limited number of young gent'einea, uniting the
pfontse Of moral worth with native vit0r and bat6tual
activity Of intellect, ursy then he received.
rue terms for tuilion and board (tuher exclusive or
INCLUSIVE Of bed and bedding) may be known by spDIs
himself. 90 ,s,ss.
Beymhage, 1car @an1oa, HarcA 10.
IL Stephen Dauis. Survivor of J0iijt Darts.
md NepheH DaciS.
SiR- - you are snou resident o Virginia, you will
- bepleased - take notice that Satarday the 2tt
Gay Of June next, a. ibe house Of Mr. John d. Hen
dich, 90 tue county Of Hanover We shall proceed To
lase the aibdarits u john Cross Shelton RaeIsnd
James Lansiort. aud Others he read as evidence In
suH IN thsnceFJ nov depending W the county court
oi Hanover, wherein plaintiffs apd yoB are de-
iehGant' fENDALt RAGLANB
ARSfLOM RaCisAKD and
NAfHANttI4 ROWE
To Whon, forefhcr tgifH mn. HIRE nor
dfcC0sCd, .fhr fst0fe ar PctRs Ilaafoud
dfc. W'admi8,slsrsd JV JOhH R0eIaNd.
Cf'or ~ fhe srfa PsfKs. las 6tea com
g,Hfd loT 0Rmyas8T0fl,R, NTH the nitt
kpsn "a, Ia *,
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hev mcfhOd u Mocniating Trees


common method Oi InOcnlaIiug is by making a
HaHsNsise section III The back Of the stock and per
pehdlcuiaI Silt below IT the bud is then pushed down
'" give tthe position which it is To have This method
- not always successful IL is better to reverse it, by
making The vertical sill above the transverse sectoc
aHO pushing the bud upwards Into its posiiion-a me
thOd when rarely fails Of uCCess, because the sap
arScebds by tue ia H. as has asceIted aud doe
MOI nd the bud thus placed above the transverse
seetiSn, receives abundance, but when placed below
the sap cannot reach IL. IN y M Iypyy
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a IL persons IN, by claims against tie estate 81
n JACOB WILLIAMSON, dec. ave hereby aotihed
10 sue on them immediately and those indebted %
Csc s2id estate r0iGted t1 forward and make
payment The public cautioned againsi transact
irr aBy bHsiBess 10 the said estate with any
person other ihau the subfCrber-aud such person
p"rsOns have sson ~ the 40 said fece
dent. rcgnifed 20 forward them the subscriber
SAMUEL BOOKER,
ddatDr &c boHis nan. ujfh fhe srif IHDcrcd,
o. tues UsGgiaSoi. dec.
Starch B. O. III
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NOTICE.

No IItE.
4 EsOLNED, That the 1TeasureT OF the Richmond
ana OsboTnes TuTsptke Company he authorized L.
can for l. ON each Share OF st", la this company
payable ON The list cf May next.
EXTRACT trcns tAe minutes,
WALTER b. BLAIR, Treasurer.
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FOk SAIE.
Tie .foiioUing Reai Estate, in Richmond.
SEVEN LOTS ia Adams's Valley, distinguished on
~ plan made BY Richard Yeung I7tb June isi5 AZ
Nos. ], 2, IA, 3, 10 andlT.
ONE Lor, fronting forty four feet on d street. and
lot n Robert Gamble, Esa.
Aud one undivided third Iart of TWO LOTS, each
baNDg ToHt Of 20 feet the Cross street opposite
10 the Bell Tavern, aud u depth about 90 fcet--
bounded on the north by property Of MesHs. Ellis
For terms, apply to messrs. csJnbTeliBg e Pearson
New foTk, or JOHN O. SMITH, Richmond,
jan w. If
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FOREIGN IIrERArIrpR

Among the works ANNOUNCED as in The press in Grea,
britain, We aIee'ad to see the second part of Dusad
SteHaTps beautiful History Of the Progress of mnIaI
Science.
Mat"rin (the author o, Bertram, Sc) has published
volume oi sermons. Dr. Dwighrs Sermons have
been republisaed III England and we observe IN two
OF three OF the last Reviews notices of PauIding,s
Backw oodsman, highly complimentary .....Tbe new
hn'hl hagafine coHtsins copiouS EXTRACTS from il.
DR. Clarke will shortly publish the comc uding volume
Of his travels IN Y 4uSyjr4,
SCIENTIFIC. '''''''
controversy is going on in England on The
Theory of Life, which, originating IN mere rhiIuso
phicai inquiry, has now assumed shape of higher IN
leIes' as wen IN metaphysical as theological point
". F,eN pf; Lawrence Is The leader Of one parry
carrying the doctrines of ateTialsu TO their fullesi
tAnt lie resolves not only animal lite rational
PHCefuoh ahu mot teslng into mere equalization,
ana helds, that the differences VI mechanism aIon.
hakes tie brain Of man differ from his watch or an
oyster IN Lawrence is adjunct Professor of Anatoy
ana surgery III the Royal College OF Surgeons aud these
doctrines be has often taught from his chair IN the
course OF his public lectures.
Dr. AbeInelhy, naue Of sill higher Ine6iral di.
uhcoh ihe senior professor IF ahaIomy in the same
insulation has taken the Geld against these c,riues-
ana w course OF lectures, IN which he exhibited
general view OF 1. Hunters physiological system and
hls researches Ia comparative anatomy has shown
rom ths evidences OF Tessen and medical aud auato,
cdi experience, that life is an original iRdepei
oehl principle Of ACTIVITY, added by the ~ Of DENY
20 organized matter though connected by certain ans
VIM thai OTganization-aud that la man third uFu
ciWe rational spirit, added life ana structure
SH Charies NCTsan II inferior abilities TO
LAWRENCE Ia: appeared as his Squire in the conlroyeT
s!, ~ pompous aud confused work called Sketches
on Tue Philosophy of Life number of sn aer works
nave also appeared, and the whole controversy has
oeen admirably well summed up by the Rev MI Rem
ael, "a work which would he welt worthy rvpublica
ton In this country. In the course Of this couttoy,T
sy Tue system nf Gall has been attacked and defended
WIN much warmth and 1t seems pretty clear
III" Gall has geRerazed and theor'ze TO AN unwar
Iah'ahie extent from a few very cnIiums aud inpor
TAM facts, and many absurd aud fantastic anaIogies
We cannot help observing, that il any American
medical professor had openly Taught the doctrines a.
vowed by Lawrence aud Morgan, we should have been
branded at once by the English iierat nation OF
A'"ests' 10.
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'U7HF persons indebted to TOisykins 1furr0y pri.
or 90 their assignments aud 70 Daniop, Poft0k
&c. Jid Eo6erf PciOk q Co. are hereby A0iiaea that
payments fHust b. made mne dately TO the subscri
hers, or a. tbsf Aeeui william Foe, who is authorised
o. c1ett he sairc and that upess they ate so made
recourse wn be- had directly legal measures in
dulgenge can he given
Pm. N1CHOLAS, Trustees Of
EDM. TAYLOR roppkins
RlCHD. ANDERSON, } s. murray.
March z rs ~
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ACCOMMODATIONS STAGES,

FaoM PETERSBURG no BALTIMORE IN foRrY HUCRs.
'Ht Mail Coach leaves PETERSBURG every day, at
NJ. S,a'ts hom fisbinond at ocioSk, A. x. and ar.
fsesa BALTIMORE via Fredericksburg and wasbinglOu
tae neNt day ~ dine.
b this Arrangement passengers are nearly
tueMy four hours aud the fare through Is less than
BY any either route he pledge
hdt every ateDten shalt he paid passrngrrs huih
on the DAD and IN houses Of aecommoeaon) that
be required.
Returning. the post coaches leave baltimore at )
NJ eve,s Jay, arrive at washng;on to the Steam
at liz, and arrive AT Kchmand half past L. p NJ the
next day, and lodge M rrteIsbufg. In effect
this arrangement The propfietors from Richmond TO
Petersburg have provided good malt coaches the
express purpose of carrying those passengers that
tnder the necessity OF huTrying on and event the
sengers shall not be detained IN RchoAd that are in
the Reeridr zinc, ard who apply IN for seats,
ertra Carriages shall be always in readiness.
Charlotte sviiie Coach leaves Richmond on Tuesdays
and Fridays. at q O'Clock. 4.
Lynchburg Stage ieaves Richmond Gu Tuesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock A. NJ.
Williamsburg Stage leaves Richmond on MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock,
The Petersburg and Richmond Coaches ION springS)
leave their respective places every morning usual
THE PRoPRiErORS.
Union Hotel, April Ia. l09lf
bNHG subscribers have per Asirea and Vr
Il g,na. from New York, aud Robert Burns, from
Philadelphia an additional supply OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Which, with their former stock renders their assert
men very complete, and to which they the
| ton of their friends.
They also offer fer sale The sole agents Aiexan
der Bell q Co the following SNUFFS, VIZ: MaCcauba,
Sirasbuig, Hardham's M. Princes mixture, Giles
pet's Edinbui z, Black Brown aHd Sweet kappres, aud
Scotch Snus, which they naiter themselves will be
found superior 20 dny ever Offered III this sarkrt.
EUSrACE Il MCNAMARA.
| tiers.
Aprh IL. Io9..l6t
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Virglnia Land Office. I
Richmond ilIb March ,s,.,

hfchWOHa f]Ih March, 1870.
conformity with an act of The Gene. al assembly
tie Seternt 0cS concerning ESche0toTs" assed Jan
Oh, 1919 do hereby make known, 20 all whom il
may concern, thatH appears, by certificate from he
Esche3ioT OF NanSemond county, mGuiSitiO theT.
10 annexed as part thereof, Iat certain Jyjilfqm
Sh0HkS, who was bern subject OF llr KiaC or Great
bfitalG, purchased al John u. CoWper aud Others
certain tTact OF parcel Of land situate iying and ling
~ the aforesaid county of N2IseInond called AZ .nuI
Pleasant, aud containing By Estimation hundred
and seventy nVr aud half acres that The lid WIN
Shanks hath departed this life seized and NJ
tie SAID tract ii land at the lime his death and o
iaT as appears without heirs, and without hqyjug ~,
come, agreeAbiy TO law citizen slats Of VIZ
ghia, or OF The Unied States OF america And lin.
the tract OF land Aforesaid with its appei enances hath
been ioupd essbeated &C. the COnui1lw cath of Vitpj
ma, subJtcs IL be disposed according t. the Jaw IT
The said Commonwealth.
va. 6. PENDLErON, Register
HlaiCn ~. i0I ..w6W
WsehS in succession, aud forward ;hrir acc9nrt as
ntteIeioIe WV. q. PENDLECON Register
dim .Smith Academy, Lexington. ViIgj1,;g
'EHE summer session this Institution will com,
a mehce on HOHcGy, the lIh OF M0y.. .l,e.ide,
the usual literary branches Of education E,erch I,
suumentai Music. Mapping. Painting ana NrrdlewoTk
WI be taught by Mrs. NICHOLS and her daughters
Hs Nchos having presided over his seminary srye
ral years, her qualifications as d teacher ar, too veil
known, L. need any eniuciun ITom ,hr trustees
Rero-is circulated OF dTs. Nichols In:enton Of re
HOviug oT 10 take charge ~ any other seminary are
TiiAea' i"hud1t'"u. Yang ladies fIom a distance
vii board with the St-WaId ~ the Academy
Lexington, Va, Avn :. Io7..-Gw
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ON Saturday, the q5th inst on lhe Coaluit road. he
Ne tween Mr.. haly Coles aud Cater noodies
REn MOROCCO POCKET BOOK containing non,
tau - 100 dollars OF Noith CaInnA State Bank New
yeih and Case fegr. Perhaps dollars virginia
money; also one five dollar note % tIecbaEics Bank
ni Alexandria sundTy Notes and due hills William,
Colts note, !Dr. wooldTidee's aud Zacharah Pi ooks
no'e lie amounts nOt particularly Tecollected; Mr.
BERNARD Peyion's receipt tor l2i6 dollars the lTrasn
TfFs receipt fer ~ dollars aud C6 cents with other
papers OF value 10 myself. gri give s so or the a.
mount Of money lost, f requTed for the delivery OF
lhe Pocket Book and papers Garter Noodle Chester
heId, or Lancaster and Lakeland, Richmond.
March 81. ln5 1T JuHN VIGkJ
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWAKD,
y hNAWAf from tue subscriber soEe time about the
~ latter end OF August last, negro man named
SAUNDERS, ahoui my years OF age-perfoTns tceIa.
ny well on the yOIin.i purchased him in jan. 1919
81 Mr.. Samuel q. Adams Of piCbmond.-ue is sun
posed to he lurking in tue neigbhoThood ola Dr. war
Teu's ~ James City county, WHO his wife i will
gave the above reward, aud all legal charges for his
delivery % me IN Manchester. = 10 to any petson
WHO viii lodge bim IN any jan in this ConinoHw saih
and give notice thereof to
JAMES W. wINFREE.
Manchester. Feb. s.. s7vtf
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SALEM, April i.-Mr jonathan Knowion of Clou
oesier, had ball drop from out his back last week
that lie had received "a his from The battle of
Bunker Hill, in ibe American revolution.
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WILLIAM SHAPARD
HAVING associated bis brother Robert with him In
u business under the fim Of WILLIAM 4 ROBERT
shAPAND, intend devoling tbensel, es 10 the TOBAG
"a BUSINESS. Any consigun,ents of that article viii
he strictly attended TO.
Apr 7. toJ am
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NJoliCe'...fh subscriber alone is authorizes 10
receive The outstanding delts due to the late con
Germ al LYLE, SCOTT Il SAUNDERS having been AZ.
thereof BY the superior canceIy
Tor Tue Richmond district. Its expected mat all pei
sohs huebled To the said concern wall make mrnedi
ATE payment, as longer indulgence cannot he afforded
DeC, D t2.t SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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Fifty DOLLARS EEWARD.
h ANhWAY from the subscriber ou the goth day 81
h January 1910, aHegTo man by the name Of CLOS
TER, lille upWaras u thirty i've yesT5 Of age Of low
stature, and veil proportional with naked place on
one side ofbis head, occasiohed ~ sCad.-t is be-
ieved that he Is either batboTeG H Tie neghbofood of
ktrhy's Ferry Dau river, - has fal!en into the
hands 81 seine VILLAIN, who ba5 eiih6r Riade money Of
him, assisted hin w the pufsu, Of bis wife, who
was carried "a the state Of Tennessee y Nj. John p
Clfambers.-The above feward will be given 10 any
peTGOu who viii deliver Gad negro O" ihe subscriber
living IN Bslnax County va. the south side Of Dan
river sccnre bin in JAZZ Ia The state, 90 that he
gets him again. HIRAM Holt.
InlL
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SUCCESSFUL CULTIVATION.

OONOI-o"TJL CULTIVATION.
MI. John 6. Harden owns Ist OF fourteen acres n
iahd III bfisioI, X. on which dwelling house
three haihs, and shop Tue last summer USl9)I
lie rented lot Of Tue same, for twenty dollars aud
$4,000 punches onions, :: 5 loads pumnkins
100 bushels corn, :: 500 heads cnbh,ges
100 do potatoes .: 2 bushels beans
10 do beets, .: { bI surr,ut zine
DO DO frturnps, :: 40 lbs onion seed
loo do round do. :: busbeI he I seed
10 tons Eng, hay, .:
The above statement vas given us by a gentleman of
Gnques'ionabe vetaciy, who had 1t fi"m SIR. Harden
ana may be relied on. Men EeGtyJd Jj,ycury
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MIOTICEishereby giventhatth The ccBsiBtbe Lunatie
Hospital in the city Of williamsburg. az occu
Difd and that epatient, either male female
viii he recetyed into the said Hospital unt some 81
The said cells are vacant-due notice ofwhch Will be
,ivca....... Byorder o(tis Couff Of directors.
Juue -. ty.wu LEO. ulkiEI &. g d.
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March n.

WalOu Nis luS..NSw
EN CHANCERY...At Court Of OuantTIF Session.
! conuHped and HELD Tor Cumberland county, the ist
day Of March, 1920
Riyes, thornton K Gillian. ........,.. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Leandsr Coz, and Leonard Bosher, administrator Of
Elizabeth Kosher, dec'd.... DgJcRhaHts
The defendant Lrander Cox not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the act Of
Assembly aud the rules 0f this court aud appearing
70 The satisfaction Of the Cout that he 10 an nbat
liant of ibis commons eath therefore, on the oii.H
Of the said plaintiffs by their counsel, ORDERED
that tue said defendant Cox appear before
The fourth Monday IN May next ana answer the biif al
the said plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper ps;ished in thu
city Of Richmond. fnr two months sLccessiytiy ana
another ~ be posted ahe front door Of the Courthouse
of this county. A copy-Ieste,
loJ..wsw n. -. MONTAGUE, 81. DC
IA pbfSuante 81 a deed Of trust executed to rs by
1 George Adcock, Jf. OF Buckingham county, Bearing
date the ioih day Of June 1919. and dolly recorded W
SAID county court fpr the purpose ~ securing debt
due 10 Deane aud Page, shall sell 10 The highest
bidder, for cash ~ Mesely's favern, IN The IOWA OF
Cara. on fke 18Th day OF MAY NEAT mgch Of tbe
t2ci Of land wheteOn The said George AdCOck JT nov
resides containing 233 mote less as viii be
su Glen, pay the instsent ~ the deh sfo.ss
said and The attending The execution oil the tfusi
shonia day appointed FOR the sale prove bad, II viii
take place the 1fsl fair DAY.
SAM. sHAPHARD,
BEN. BROWN.
Cara, April ~ los'''t'
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DISSOIUvION

DIo'1NJ INJN.
THE copartnership "f wILLIA u L. MONTAGUE K
co. of the city az New York aud HENRY B.
MONTAGUE n co. Of CarieTsviile, Virginia, ceased
on the hrst day OF the present month, was dis
solved by mutual consent. The debts due 10 the con
cern viii De pad TO ASbHrg CreHskdIp who alone is
authorized TO receive them aud the debts dae from
the concern viii De paid by him.
ASBuRG CRENSHAW,
WM T.. MONTAGUE
HENRY Il. MONTAGUE.
The subscriber will commence business im tL.
house lately occupied ~ Henry T. Montague s, Co.
IL. Is. MONTAGUE.
CartersvilIe, Va. March rs. io4.wl.