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YHLNI NALE

HE subscriber, by Ni,lUe OF CERTAIN deeds of trus
executed L. him anu John X. Jones, ROW deceased
"H h"Der Campbell, Tor The security and indenniuca
non OF LacLaIiab Brooks, will, the lOth ddy Of
FsOr"aTy "ert, At ii eciock A. IA. The font door
u lne Eagle Hoie, ~ the city of RichuoRd, expos,
TOT sa!s, ID. puhlC auction, for ready money .ui.
lowlHs VALUABLE PROPERTY One tract of LAND
lns ana being IN the of JetfeI stale OF
hehtuchy, On The south side OF ihe Obiu Tlyer
A'uut slNty ni!es below Toe falls, containing 90
.'fes-OHe other Tract, containing 10 900 acres Of
'aHu, lying and beng III the county BouTb m stale
y henthcky, ON the north side The norm fork of
heht"cky river.-OHe other Tract ~ I-uau, Contain
ins oOOO acres blng III the state COUNTY ON
ne NORM iofk OF Kentucky yeT.-Also eight undiyid
co ,"eny seventh parts of of 900 acres OF
ldhu lying IN the county OF kAnawha state ofNirglnia
between the walters of Great aud Littie kanawa
Aso one OTHER Tract, containing 557 of land m
me sahe comfy about wo miles from the courthouse
Also, ois other Tract containing acres Of land in
rue same c"bty ii The mouth of Loop creek
Tue San ilIS-Als', enc other Tract, containing six
acres OF lana, IN the same County the Small Gravel
lsiahu at The lover end Of CaTols Island including
tue SAT- spring on the SAID island Also one other
IT0ct, containing 1915 acres, the waters of Blue
Stone, III 'be county II Giles-AIso, other Tract
containing 1000 acres Of iani IN the county of RAN
doipb Oh tie waters of Roaring creek: so much of
sa'o aHos as may be necessary satisfy sundry nepo
aoie notes ana debts aud The objects said trust
mentioned III said deeds and the costs and charges
attending The execution Of the said trust.
HERBERT A.. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee
ne above sale will be conducted by Messrs ~ e
q u. clarke. ii. A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g trustee
'"". i. II. ids
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ValuaJie Lonss an Buek,ugha,a eomafg.

Valuable Lands ga Buckingham county,
RkLoNGlNG 10 the estate OF Robert Ciaig, dee. fus
- sale by Ia obedience Ia the last vii
aud testament OF Robert Ciaig dec. and
10 decree OF the supreme of the tEed States
Wiii be sold at public auction, on the pIemises on
1ostaay the izth ddy 81 January neat NJ far or on
the hfst fair day eater, the tract OF LAND u the
county OF buckingham which The said
resded conimoHy called the Home House Tract sltu
ated Immediately on James river, containing by late
survey 800 acres. The sale which made Of the
same in August last, To MI. James wnee, has been
sci aside Dy order OF the court of the United Tor
the Virginia districi5U acres of said land are nrst
quality iowgrounds, about 900 acres of the ADJOINING
highland considered good ATTY IN the couuIIy the
balance generally wood, and Of h We tinUer,d
he improvements are suihcient for the accoanIoda-
ZION OF small famyand the situation equal 10 any
Oh tie rser, IN that part OF the country, affoTdiug a
extensive view of the river FOR upwards of miles
II Is immediately below, and in sight Of SCOTS
Immediately alter tue sale of tins tract, viii be sold
dnofhtr tract ~ LAND, lying on Muddy creek con-
tanning i2la actes... Also another Tract containing
800 acres, purchased by Robert Craig o Jacob Core
Each OF those tracts OF land have recently survey
ed and plated They will be shewn to any gentleman
ing AT the hoine House Plantation two and three
years credit will be allowed the pon their
shing b"nds Win approved secniIty, and deeds of
uust upon the Hand 10 ensure the pumctuai pay
tne purchase nonry.. AMER the sale the different
tracts Of land, eight or tep NEGROES, with All Ibe
SOLD on credit at two year, the purchasers To Piye
b"hus WIN approved security. Having several sale,
10 ahe tue public are respectfully invited to stteud
al an early hour as the safe vi the land vail CONNIE nee
at eleven O'Clock. BY order of James Scott ESQ ex,
Of John LESLIE dec. who was eAvr OF Roh,rt q, an,
dec. MONCURE, ROBINSON 4 FIEASAhIS y
THOMAS TAYLOR, ductiOneerS.
Dec. 10. 65-(2)tds
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TRUST SALE

II
10y virtue OF deed of trust execuled 10 the sinh
- scrioers By VIM. Goode, bearing date the 81 81
Decenber, 1918, and duly Tecoraed IN the HenrIco
county court office, to the payment of crrai
sums Of money therein expTessed-we shalt pIoCe.n
!" se Tor ready money on the 27th dayoJ tais month
' not lie next faiT day y between the bOns
10 aud O'Clock, on the premises CERTAIN Irari a.,
LAND, containing 226i acres, more less, I,Ing IN
Tue comfy Of HenricO aud bounuea BY the lands u
yobh o. ReafoId, Francis r. Ellis knight les ans
Jesse Ellis, and The main of Tuckahoe creek brn
me same lately purchased by the Goods OF yus
E'iS OF so much thereof as will he necessary 10 pay
bond of the said VIM. Cuud, dur No, .5In nrcjy
iast, III iaVoT OF the said Joseph Ellis, for iI06 90
or Whatever balance may be due thereon, together
WIN interest aud costs and expences OF carrying The
SAID trust deed into effect.
PETER CoTTRELL 4 r...,..
Jan. 8. p, "a.
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Gu the productive part OF ihis stock. con-
slslias OF the SHARES ia tie siork OF tue panA
of Nvgi0is, the Farmers Bank OF Virginia the
Bank OF the Valley, the Bank OF the United
States, the james River Canal Company, AMI
the Little River Turnpike Company; there has
been received, between the LIST day OF NOvem-
Der, 1878. and the 18th day OF December, 1919,
the following sums, viz:
From the Bank of Virginia, S3g,iG7 so
From the Farmers Bank of Virginia, Ii. 657 90
From the Bank OF the Valley, $3.50 90
From the Bank of the United States, 1875 90
From the James River Canal Co. 3,i0S 90
from the Little River Turnpike Co. 1896 90
S7O,Ii3 so
To which is to be added, the balance
IN the Treasury, on the LIST day OF
November, 1918, 5,299 Go
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-SDF1tSSI- III Mo-
81 Ocks acquired by the application of the in
come ~ tue Fund for internal Improve
rucft, aud diSposAbie according TO line 18th
section Ot the act creating the Fund for In.
teina' improvement.
AZ shares of Tie stock of the Bank of Virri-
ma, purchased prior TO November ist
1913, of which
Is shares have been transferred since the I 4
November, 1913. TO tue President aud
Directors ct the Literary Fund in nav
Sneuf tor - shares of the STOCK of Tie
.}dmfS RIVER Canal Company, purchased
by the treasurer Tor the Literary Fund
zHd by mistake conveyed To the presj-
Gent aud Directors of the Board of
---- Public Works.
so total nu1her Of shares OF The
STOCK OF tie bduk OF Virginia,
80. dfpossbie, S37 500 90
n,dt Swamp Canal Company,
tncw slOck,) on account of
wh1ch was paid pIIOr ~ No
vrlnber lst, toiS. S3I 900
And since tnlt period, 1850
SD shares of tie stock ofthe Roeu-
Oke RiVer Canal Company,
"n which bau been paid prior
80. N"v l,l, lsi9, S 10000
Aud since that period, 10000
- $4,000 90
TIE l.. States, II 900 90
% share, OF the SOCK OF the Far
nrt'' i'Huk OF Virginia, $500 90
30 shares Of the stock OF the Bank
OF Tie yalley, 5000 90
~ she's Of the stock of the
JAues RIVER Canal Company,
70 shares Of ditto conserved by
tie President aud Directors
Oi ine Board of Pubic WORKS,
aud i0T wsiCh thpy have trans
irrfed 10 Tue Literary Fund
% shareN Of Virginia Bank
StJck,
total number ef shares Of the
stock Of lhe James River Ca
DdI Company disposa6Ie, 800 90
1879 shares Ot TIE stock Of tile Rich
mOud Dock Company, on
which has been paid 625O 90
TO- shares Of tue stock OF theILees.
"atg funpiKe Company, on
Which nothing hds yet been
ctd,
20sliares OF the stock Of tire Swift
Run Gap Turnpike Company,
0pOu wnlcb moth ug has SEA
Dren pad.
Total amount Of disposabie
funds S 2l255O 90
Total anOuut Of permanent
md G.spJsauie fands, IN
vested ~ STOCK 5 t576,SII n
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Charlottesville Female AcaoemU.


hIo INSTITUTION under the direction OF Mrs Nj r
"knko L, isie OF Fredericksburg, viii be opened On
tDe second Monday January next where the
branches Of education will be taught VIZ.
FIRST CLASS.
me eheHsE Language gTammaliCaIy = Is " srssjou
sacred, ancient d modern Geography I or s months
hitmfy Astronomy, use OF The Globes one hoH in
drawing OF Maps, and Composition Advance
SECOND CLASS.
meaning "fiiing, English Grammar and
~ ar t"het'C do.
Inc French Language, including any Of
tue above branches. Observation-Disclosures do
Music wall ne separate charge ofSl5 do
boarding, washing and fuel, leach young
Iady furnishing her own bed Y bedding - 60 do
his institution, situated in the part Of Virginia
nnde: the direction Of lady every way qualified 10
90 II justice offers an opportunity parents and guar
oShs srid"n met with The high character of be trus
ee selected 10 preside over ill., added the reputation
OF us eovefnesS, will ensure those distance the
safety OF us pupils Mrs. George, with whom the ysnnp
ladies viii be boarded, pledges herself for ct at,en
dance 10 ihein III every way. public examination
will he given.
Applications made for situations in this institution
WIN De addressed to John VIM, James LeiIcb and
Alexander Garrett, EsquiTes.
beCeHHtf s. 60--I6ts
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FiftY Uollars Remnra.

SsCAPED itO.n the jail OF this city on the 27th al,
negro man named BIN, sometimes calls hipself
high, straight aud well made and dresses very v.Ii
win "acs he is baker ny trade and fornerl, be-
Ioneeo 10 james Young, baker ia Rockets. Ben ia
yer, wei acquainted with the captains Of vessels and
no oouot ne mas obtained forged papers, AS 10 pass
ioi iee man. heIe1y forewain all mas ers OF vessels
o harnoring or carving the SAID slave Ben out Of
tDs commonwealth. The above reward will be given
II Delivered to Inc at the jail Of this city, $500
X. RURToN, ID. S. for GEO SAVAGE
December s.. 60 .tT -,
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EDUCATION.

Use SubScribeT, having been liberia encouraged in
tue insTnctionot youth, for nearly twenty years in
ltnHs 10 continue his SCHOOL the ensuing year in
WHICH WI be Taught the Languages and Sciences gene
taD. moving tue great soIcitude OF parents for i'm
pf0Veneh aud welfare Of their Cbi!aTcn beg himself
parent BE- 70 resolved 10 pay The greatest attention TO
he morals and health Of his pupils, and use bis ut
mosi ehuedvOuTs to promote their advancement in IL
Ntntnre' lie intends TO have examination OF his
SchoiaIs ~ the tue month Of september at which he
would be happy TO see all their Parents and en-,
oiahs His titnatnn 10 retired aud very healthy M.
b"aI1eTs viii al lodge under the roof IT'D himself
aug as tbey VIII be generally in his presence or hearing
while IN aud cut Of School, IL will be much in bis nov
!" guard thSm against the errors and accidents 20
which young persons liable.
Tn sc who may Wish 10 TeceEe further inform slim
respecting this Institution, requested TO apo,t 10
MI George W. smith, the Bell Tavern IN Richmond
OF TO write 10 the subscriber and direct theT Ieuus
TO the Posi- Office at the Bowling Green Caroline Corn
~ THOMAS y. COLEMAN, Ptestdeut
Dec. as. 80 toSs,, '"V'
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S75,743 10

Ont Of which the following SUMS
have been disbursed, since LIST No.
Vcmber, ISIS, for the following
purposes, VIZ:
Payments on account Of the stock
OF the Roanoke River Canal Com
panN, $4,000 90
Payment in full of the stock of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Company, $500 90
Payment on account of the stock Of
tue Richmond Dock Company, 625O 90
On accom-, OF the Map of Virginia, Z 400 ~
Ga account of the expenses OF tie
survey OF James River, la 1918, I,665 Is
10 Ihoma> Moore, Engineer, tor five
quarters sHlat>, 1875 90
Advanced 10 the Engineers on ac-
count of rhe expenses ot the last
survey Of James River. kanawha
River, New River, Greesbr,er Ri-
yer, and che intermediates country,
-. to be accounted Tor b, them, 5000 90
To Isaac Briggs, OH account of his
compensation as Additional Eng-
neer, for the survey OF James Ri
- r,&c g. &c. 1850 90
To the members Of the board, for
=, their pay and m'lrase. I,5l6 SO
TO the Secretary OF the Board, for
five quarters salary, 1859 90
For the purchase of a seal, 90 90
10 the door keeper, TO 81
For stationary, books and postage % 81
For printing for the use of the Board
and Legislature, and advertising, SOC %
For the purchase OF All instrument, I2O 90
For furniture for the office of the
Board of P1bIc Works. 81 90
For recording deeds Tor James River
stock, 3 90
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

H'hE SWAN TAVERN in this city, has been leased
py the snbscrioer for a term OF years, and is now
uhueI MS management. His friends and the public
VINO may favor him with their com pauy NAV be assur
accommodations.
Attached 10 the premises Is excellent STABLE
winch SHAH be at all times well furnished.
DEC. 20 b9..u ARCH. ROBERTSON.
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1HE jews
irend has PAT iuiO bands q pamphlet which
mas l"s feaChed tts country from London entitled
" Hem0tr 0ddfesSfd 10 Persons or the JelrisA Rem
go" W EaroPe, on ire SUBJECT Of eBigrdtiou TO- and
C"Htd SfHCS ~ NORTH 5merica" THIS pan1phi e.
gives concise view Of The present situation Of the
jews III EuI0pei the prosecutions which they have
u""ieu 'V' many ages the incOnveHieBces whicd
they are faied to suffer IN all desvoic countries and
s"'sp 'ecOh ehds ihem In leave the theatre Of their
complicated sorrows, ard emigrae this land Of hap
Pness and HeeGon. II appears TO have been elected
by Tue late extraordinary aud simultaneous persecu
YOU o' I've Jews ~ several paris Of the European
hnent, and also IufkeY and ON This acc,nt n il
certainly well tuned. The plan suggested is die or
ganizatlon Of company Of wealthy and resnectaLi.
Jews, VINO ATE 20 subscribe fund t. as large an
amoant rs MAJ lie practicable, aud purchase tract OF
Iahu ~ the United States, adequate to the object in
view TIE upper Mississippi and Missouri country is
RECOMMENDED, for its soil climate and situation IA
lne most suitable place Tor purchase aud settlement
TIE project has mach OF plahsibiity aud We cannot
p.tNe ny u may not be carried into execution, t.
lhe almost inhnue advantage aud comfort of mai nm
O'nHdte rae Of our fellow beings. ~ most Countries
W Europe, Tue Jews are allowed scarcely a solitary
CNii right or privilege hut are compelled 10 ~ ,if
10 NE insults aud persccuion5 Of bgotted and lana
teal population. without the ability 10 Obtain the
IeuItss % Wei wrongs. In EHgland, ia he true the
case not quite SO bed but there they are NOT
,coEhIeo As cuHens. Hence native ambition 10
checb thttr minds are Contracted and their pur
s'lt frequently not the honorable. Accustomed
10 reRhd all as their foes they many instances do
boi stve 40 command that confidence or Tespectwbcb
t"eJ pave bu too much reason 10 believe they should
not obtain 1hete are many honorable exceptions To
"t's REMAINS, u IS true many honorable, high.
HWoeu, ana VASTLY Opulen men. But in general as ID
Iesafds European Jews, The picture Is correct. AND
were they ranspl~hed TO, and located in The United
states, faT diutfeu wOnld ne heir lot they W uld
heie ENJOY an equality Of rights, aud would bave 90
cause To iee being harrassed Oujfs d BY dispiays
Of mef CeBafy and vibdtcit,e siWet Tbev could -
Longer, 10 borrow the laugp Of the pamphlet he
NE victims Of Jealousy mistrustlul policy bat enir
Az tue aIVaHtages Of that construction society vb
eVe) INDIVIDUAL has az interest 90 the county n which
he ives aud participates M the formation Of those ps
ny WHICH u Is governed. No longer elnessing the
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To whichisin be aided
$500 90

Towhch is to be added,
Contingent charges, depending in
great pant on the extent OF SURVEYS
10 he made during the ne st season.
Balance of the charges OF the last
survey or James river, kamawha
river, &c &c. not yet ascertain
ed.
Payments TO he made on account
OF the Map eff Virginia, uncertain.
To meet these charges, the Fund for Inter
nal Improvement will probably have the iol-
towing resources. VIZ:
The baiauce now in The treasury, 336 36
Dividend on the United States Bank
stock, now due, but not yet re-
CeIV-d, 2I35 go
Probable dividends on the stock of
the bank of Virginia, 39.3O5 90
Ditto of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
gina, Ii; 757 IN
Ditto OF the Bank OF the Valley 1850 90
DITTO OF the Northwestern Bank, LIPS 90
Ditto OF the Little River Turnpike
Company, 7O3 90
DITTO OF the James River Canal
Company, 1OS 90
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REiOYAI- 4. 4 ~ IL

REWOVAL.-J. 4 j. AYE
EEAVE REMOVED four stores bipber mn .,,.., .,
I,. ,ne nouse formerly occupied by a. Foster in
WInsions New Building. They resp,c,fu,ix Rene,
iheir friends and the public to call and examine iuer
extensive assortment, which will be disposed of ON
Dec. 10. r"P''' IN =,
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8. 4
Richmond Zist Dec NJ e. $40.
SIR have the hoIor laN before The Gen.
e'A' Assembly, the Anuuai Report of the Pre-
sident ahd Directors OF the Board ct Public
WORKS, prepared IN conformity TO the act en-
uueh an act creating fund for Internal Inn
have the honor to be, with great respect.
Yours, &c. sc.
Til [: NJ. hN\DOLpU
-, p. esitem of the Board of Public FORKS.
The Honorable tie Speaker
~ the House 81 Dtisgdes.
REPORT.
The President aud Directors of the Roard
OF FnOhc Works, III obedience to the act en-
tiueh an act TO create a fund for Internal
Improvement" beg leave TO report IN The
Senerai Assembly, thai the Fund for Internal
imprisonment consisted, on the 18th day of
Secembsr, 1919, of the following stocks, viz.
PERM ANENT FUNDS,
k2)4 shares OF stock III tGe Little
SsSeT IGFHpike CompauS \ - 5h0 90
40 s. Ues OF stock IN the Dismal
swamp Canal COMPANY IL 400 no
I25 shares of tie stock of the
Appom4itOX Canal Comply, l25OO 90
10 shares or the stock Of tIIt Po-
,omac Canal COMPANY, sI,lII IL
2JO shares OF the stock cfthe James
eooo River Canal Company: $4,000 90
$500 shares of the old sock of the
Aank of Virginia
5E shares of the new stock OF
the q ulk of Virginia, pnr-
chased with The profit
made npOS The sale Of the
new stock, by the commits
Sioners acting OIL behalf OF
the State,
400 shares of The new stock of
the Bank of Virginia, re-
---- served 10 The State,
T9I7 total Number OF shares ofthe
stock ofihe Bank OF Virginia 70i700 90
1884 shares OF the stock of The
Farmers Bank OF Virginia 333 i00 IN
300 shares of the stock OF the
!ta'rk of tie Valley, go 600 90
20 shares OF the stock Of the
Northwestern Bank of Vir-
g'uia, 22yiO0 90
Total amount Of peTmanentf finds 81 9G, o6l N
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~ III AF WASHING
LETTER L.

r. 80, W inc du'hof' ana the amusing Character of
fppos FAMILY AT WASHINGTON.
From Miss Kitty ' Fnare T. To- her Ann, M,..
Bridget Virginia Fudge, of Fudge Cot,are'
In Virginia.
Occoquan. Dec. 1918.
SkA6 huNr' hetNg stopp'd by the weather this
"m'e Papa aud Mama al the fire are yawuiug
Ans sayins " that We are not at home is a sin,
90 uhe lor " h'taing, this snow would have beeu,"
!. s-'te 'h,s occasion to tToD few lines
, ing nssl have had stnce quilted toe pines,
winch euirosbm our dear liiti- Cottage Cornhin
Where, though I'm FAR aaay-.Ih! my heart re.
mains still;
Md, IL now i've not time, Tor letter, vou Kitty,
wiz un'sh II on, when she gets TO THE CITY.
You Aros that this trip, Aun, was -, M, ehoic.
bnl As d"ii al airs ever stiRe their voice
"o'h uie'r patents command ,hem-i therefore con.
senIe
Aud (thTush assure yOu, I often repentitl
When ut ms iuip r'Uniiy, Pa had agreed
10 t-iurn - insls,ed that he should proceed:
Though nothing tbs ttu. expect there I, fad
10 compare In the least with all ieft b,b,nd
go, o.etoves ever shady, aud banks green,
Nousnt oni streets (very dirty ones oo) can De seen
.n,san OF "isiden simplicity and rural content,
Inc me stfis So on h1shapds are said 10 be beat,
fhat one 81 them lately. So said cousin Peg
10 letter she wrote me, had married a teg!s
AMI Innocence how little taoa canst here larry
Iadeed, Aunt. so rife here saareS for stranger
hhat even ny innocence is in some danger
mhat mas put ne too, Aunt, in an elegant passion,
msma SAYS shr'ti coups me 10 go in the fashion,
AUD what very hard is. cannot refuse
10 DO " nat Mama saNs--T, least don't chpse Z
al in'iead of Wild Rowing or braided with aowers,
IN one ot those bonne's ihat suk like shot towers
9hose locks will be hid that once pay'd in the breeze
IS hAs ah Hanadryad stroll'd 'nionsst the trees
1' sna wore there again are those terrible stays
h'eh tNtsi YOU about In such curious ways
Llat When mch and womeu are seated al ,anle
10 dsimsnish between them you'd scarcely be able.
- Miss Katy P"obdhlg ahUdes here to a certain
d'Pf9aahe erdding, ceit5rGfed Le,sreeA n0de,aof
sttRiO -. dRd Don n -, LgLRSt oae ofthem uas
~ europe and The other ia the UHtred Hdtes me
eerfHoSy IS performed R SVch cases b., saeans Of a
Tray, -T-----.g----- IL consists as tire story goeS
o. me Prorg putting oIe Of his legs 6Ooted and spur.
req i"to tae 6ed 81 'he bride, and draafag IL ont
1sd"' nheH me parties are considered iHdiSsOlu
63y 10"Ha together "a b,iy vePIorG.
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e5- s i5O or g 90 Bc,c1,,.-J

VI
sOR apprehendDE ana lodi cling ~ RichnIssd Jail
boy SAM, yellow fellow about 20 years old veT.
baps feet inches high, pretty well full
round lace, was lately the property OF DT! VIM
dho haVlpg travelled With him once or o(enet TO saiti
more aud Philadelphia, WhsIe he has pTObs ~ formed
acquantanees, u Is presumed he may attempt To 90
tnai way With free pass as Dr. FGnshee's servant
ne has travelled by the way Of Fredercksbuts DUN.
i'les, Washington City &C.-is apuaInted most parcu
iafy at Gadsby's tavern In Baltimore and al MI
Jachsons in Philadelphia who keeps livert stable IN
ath street. He IS well known IN aud near this place
re leit me on the 2gtb ult. and am told was seen in
ibs place on TIE 3Is. SOC will be given n taken with
10 The slate Of Nfgnia,er 200 ifD am other stale
~, JOSEPH ECHOLS.
Vie subscriber having obtained license from the
Common Hall, Offers bis services 10 the public az
an AUCIlONEER of LANDS and SLAVES. lie will
aso undertake to conduct sales Of eDerV 0escTipfi1
o. property made under the authority OF execntots
communications, trustees, commissioners appointed hy
courts, sc. &C. -
Prompt and strict attention will be paid 10 the bus
ness COMMITTED to bis care Ills long experience as an
ancuoheeT will, he trusts, enable him to give general
satisfactiup.
us once Is Kept in the upper tenement Of Two
s,OiJ succeed house on street, between I3th aid
i4lh streets where he will be found between toe houts
OF 10 ana 2... Communication for him. may also he
elt, ~ more convenient, with Mr.. Samuel Harris al
'Oe bdsln' JAMES Brown jT.
t''sf If
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I5r rlERCLS
Do"bfe BrOwn Stout London Porter.
For sale by JAMES H. BROWN
W .' 60. III East side of SI,oct a.. tU,,, -.

: "i'l Sul inGtIt. giaieinI Tor The encourags
~ i"ehl she bas received from the ladie. of Rich
ohu aud It's Vcinitie uniforms the thai sh
LlNERf at her old stand consisting LrncipaI, of
morn, velvet, straw ana satin BONNETS OF he latest
Psueihs an elegant assortment Of London BEAVERS
OF a sizes and coots lace aud eauze dresses elegant
trimmings Tor pelisses and dresses eis curl. aud head
ornaments; caps, turbans feathers aud fovers csnes
,onares' &c-all OF WHICH viii he sold al The nost
reauero prices Tor cash or Town acceptances
MANfUA MAKING and CRlMPINt; don. with ,e,,
ness aud despatch. 800 '7
MeHhant from the country are particuIarIv reouest
ed 10 call and judge faI themselves
n. u. Leghorh straw honnsls, cleaned and repaired
October 22. no