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FOR nAI.E-

THAT yalu7 pOu James river w the comfy
4 Of Goochlsnd, called the BYRD.-This land lies
Opposiet the upper eud Of Elk Island and contains by
recent survey 9o0i acres three hundred acres
are low ground of hrs quality, and the high lands are
equal, " not superior 10 any on the river. The I'm
provements are commodious sud sufcieHt for the &C
commosalion Of large family, with good Barn and
neW ihresbing Machine.
Preparations are nov making for sowing large cToP
OF wheat. The teTms Of sale will be accommodated
and possession may be had the first day OF January
nex-fOT more particular Information reference may
be had to Mr.. Edward Cunningham Of Ricbmond, or
TO the subscriber. r. D. CUNNINGHAM.
October 10 az ONE
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November Ia.
Valuable Coal and Farning Land

valuable Coal and Farming Land
THE Subscriber Will sell his interest In the LAND
Il and COAL PIT PROPERTY lying in Powhatan
County, and The south side Of James River
distant twenty miles above Richmond.
The Pits known by the name Of " Dapuy and
PovalPs"-weTe worked last year by Mr.. Zachariah
BrooksJ aud 10 now in the occupancy Of James Brooks
x Co.
The subscribers interest now proposed for sale n.
one third Of an undivided moisy OF tue whole tract Of
land (about 400 acre,) aGd the said Coal PITS pat
Of this LaAd Is rich Low Grounds, heavily timbered
about two thirds Of the high land cleared and In pro-
ductive cultivation.
Tie CoaI raised and raising at those Pits is Of excel
lieut. quality aud from the exploIa tions thus Ear made
has been found in abundant quantity while the CONT
guilty OF the establishment TO The River 10 such as 10
ouTail the expence of removal in most
degTee-1s neighbourhood is agreeable, healthy aud
rich frem which last circumstance pTovender and foad
for man and horse 10 always To be had
terms The advantage Of this Is so obvious that reed
less TO how much viii be appreciated by any one
wishing TO engage In The Coal business.
At present. the subscriber receives cents pei
for every 9th busbel Of coal raised said which
rent will amount this year about $3.50. Those Wish.
ing TO purchase referred ~ COionri william Archer
and Mr. r. Brooke on the premises, who will show the
Land The subscriber will make the sale.
JOHN JONES'
u. 1.-THE above described Property is previously
disposed Of IL will be offered to the highest bidder
Iont ofihe Eagle Hotel, on the 20th December neat
Nov TO- 54..tds ,. JONES.
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lk7The ENQUIRER is Published twice a week, gene
ally, and three times week during the session or tb,
ate the same heretofore FYv6
oftdrs per annum, payable In advance. Noesof Char
MISUNDERSTANDING Banhs, (onfy) will be received In
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p No paper will he discontinue tbut at the discre.
nofthe sditors,l until all arearsges have been pale
2whoever will guaranieethe payment ofnine papers,
all receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ One Sqmare-FSrst Fnsertion, rs censs-each
1nctuxance, SO cents.
- No fdvertfsenent inserted until 10 has either
zen paid for, assumed by person fn this cfty
= its eHUtronS.
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IIOPKINSVILI.LE-

fa'HIS well known Tavern, s;ate on the buckingham
road, about eleven miles below rowhaan Courthouse
ann twenty miles above Richmond lately occupied by Arohd
Robertson and in the pocssioa of Cornelius iinck will
lie pnbicy offered for sale on the FIRST DAY OF DE-
GENDER next. Attached tile tavern nrc two stored
welinghousca kitchen, stable, carriagehouse and ice
house also well OF excellent water good garden
S<c and aboit2ao 23J of nii. 1hrrSor of com
Pany 10 tavern has always very considerable. The
passengers N the Lynehburg Stage dine and breakfast
alternately four days each we-ani its advantages in
every respect are believed to BIZ exceeded by those
cDuntry uIVerns in Virginia.
TERMS or SALE-Oncfonrih OF the purchase money
10 six mouths, the remainder in three equal annual MS
Ii not sold, II will be leasci the day before mentioned
Tor year, the highest bidder. Possession may be had
on the twenty. second December
Persoas who may purchase previous the 20h
November, may obtain possession the frs, Dccenr if
required. JOHN ROBERTSON
November 8. 5S-tds
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A Proclamation by tie Governor of Virginia.
WuEREaS, nearly tb, whale Of the returns mao oui
w by the Commissioners appointed pursuant to The
Act OF Assembly ef March 2d 1919 for holding the polls
for the choice Of Electors Of PTesdeH vice Pres
dent OF the United States have been received by The Er
ecuye Department aud appears that all the votes
with the exception Of very small number given fer
single names, net includes ~ tie foioN ing List havs
eeH given for the peIso herein named and II is na
tfesthrraoTe, that they all regularly chosen Elec-
rloEs a, aforesaid, az follows, viz:
Norfolk couniy..wILLIAM HOLT.
SurIy. CHARLES n. GRAVES.
D'n"ioGie.......JOHN PEGRAh.
Gfeenvi'ie- ......ROBE2r d. STAitK.
Prince Edward...JOHN pURNALL.
Powhaian. BRANCH 7 ARCHER,
Nelson, WILLIAM RIVES.
Buckinghsm... ..cHARLES YANCEY.
HenTy............JOSEPH MARTIN.
Heniico.........wM. sKOcKENBRoUGu.
caFoline.. BOOmES.
Essex, ......yAagS HUNTER.
Orange. IAYLOR.
FauquieT .....s,..lSAbc FOSTER
York-........ ..RoBERr SHIELDS, Sen,
Gloucester. JONES.
King GeoTge..,...JOHN TALIS FERRO.
Stafford .........JOtN 4. BROOKE.
FTederick........HUGH HOLMES
awpshire.......WILLtAM ARMSTRONG, II.
Rockingham. ....&RCH'D RUTHERFORD.
Augusta. .....APCBlBALD STUART.
Washington. .,....ANUREw RUsSELJ.
Montgomery. TAYLOR.
Brooke....s.-U..JOHN EIDE
have therefore thought NJ, with the advice OF the
hereby give notice to tie Electors us herein above
naued that they required by the act Of Congress
passed March the oh 7S2, to meet The FIRST ednes
Gay Of December next being the sixth day Of that
month, al such place sbaI he directed by The lie.
gslaue Of the state then aud there give their votes
sbo 10 make and seal their certificates Of all the said
Yses aud TO dispose thereof The said lay directed
aun that the said meeting 10 appointed by the Leeisa
sure, by the act passed Match the 2d 1870 TO b,
Aforesaid day.
Given under my baud as Governor, and under sh,
h. seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, thi
t0eA'J zVth Gay oi November 1920.
~. " III.
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Coai, AID OTHER Lands, and SHARES for Sale
pY virtue OF The lsst~iil aud testament OF John Cts
~ ham, deceased, l. as Executor Of the said last ill
aud testament. shah upon the 10th day January nert
10 lair, otherwise the fair DAY sell upan ths
premises, To the highest bidder. public auction let
the tesaioIs fam known by the The Goa lpits
situate on James River In the county of Coochland
about IL miles above the city OF Richmond and con
tanning by estimation, eS4f acres OF land be the same
more or less. There upon The farm large garden
containing ten or twelve acres, well stocked with the
choicest run trees aud garden plants, under very high
enclosure The greatest part which is ofbfick aaune
~ and some cealpits of established reputation already
opened aud In situation Ia he worked To advantage
Immediately Part Of the land is low grounds and the
residue, generally is Of good qualify. The houses are
suitable asweli for the accommodation genleeI faui
NY az for all the purposes Of the various
aforesaid. There has beeu crop Of small grain sown
this ia and the farm la very good order tit for
cropping immediately All which renders il desira
b'epTopeIv as we'll for private gentleman
who may wish 10 eagage in the coal business who will
be enabled To carry their commodities TO market by
wateI The land u Ill be sold altogether ia parcels
as may beat suit purchasers I'd. hundred prime
SLAVES, among whem are some valuable carpenters,
blacksmiihs, ihornakes tanners. Sd All
persona, estate upon The saidaIm consisting ofhorses
mules, cattle, sheep carts wagons, I'M lene
bandry and gardening the,blacksmitb's carpenters
tahhtfs ana curriers' tools all the machinery and i'm
pemenis nsed in the digging aud raising OF coaI-spd
all the corn, fodder aud hay, with many other articles
too tedion'to mrnton. eth. The tesiaos farm known
ny the name of Rye1ed, also situate npon River
intbe county aforesaid about fifteen miles above The
! acres OF land, he the sane more less The land
upon this latter farm gene rally good and IL contain.
one 1.-THE beet qnarres Of feesOue in the lower paris
oil VlTsnia-the stone from which has been nsed about
The Capitol aud other buildings In the city
This farm also is IN good order crop Of small
grain sown upon ii this fall aud is lit for cropping i'm
| mediately
! The terms of sale will be cash fer the slaves and
personal estate aud credit Of aud yes for The
lands the purchasers TO give bond and security will
adeed OF trust upon the lands To secure the paymen
| Of the purchase money.
| The sale will commence az the coalpits, and will
continued tom dayto day Until! the wboleis seld OF
| WALTER Dun,
| Executor Of John Graham decd
November "a. Sold.
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'h stanton Academy will be conducted the ensu-
ing session to commence on the 2Oih inst. by the
Rev. Daniel Stephens ID. ID. and Mr.. u. Ful!er.-These
gentlemen are so well known to the public, aeir
capacity and attention In discharging the duties OF
tner stations, that lille need be said that subject
suffice to say that the late examination has furnsh
ed ample additional proof in their favor and tue
dery and correct department OF the students during
the two last sessions fuTni the best evidence o the
capacity Of these gentlemen govern the institution
SAMUEL CLARKE,
Secretary ofthe Board Of Trustees.
Stauntor Nov. "a. 55 ct
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Ocknbcr 6

- virae OF auerd Of executed 1. the
- nv Henry Gaines aud Robert Blabey bearing date
ine 22d day OF November 1910, and duly recorded in
Mann debt due by bond, bearing even date with the
said deed Of trnst, shalt sell to the highest bidder
before the door Of Christopher Owens tavern IN the
iowa ofUIbanna on Tuesday tie 12h day Of December
merit f fair, NOT, The next fair day. foI ready
money, TRACT OF LAND containing 500 acres be
the same more less, known by the name Of the
Dragon Fridge PEGHfafion audi more fully explained
in the dsed.....I will only convey such title as
received by the deed Of trust Aforesaid
WILLIAM JESSE. Trustee.
MiddIesex. November IA fds
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SELLING OFF CaEAP!!.

WlhLIAM J. COLE& CO. stthe sign of the GOLDEN
", ANviL,are now rectiNi,.a fresh supply of HARD
WAKE, CUTLERY, Ne. which ia addition 20 the 81 ,ck
on haa READERS their assortment complete AMI which they
are resolved To seatver, reduced prices they intend
close their present few months They
solicit all persons whoar- indebted the pay their
pece balances, suits will b. riiscrinrateiy instituted
against all delinquents. Oct. 10. 45-wtIS
VIE subscriber deems it pruaentto inform the pubic,
that he has given To a SIR. GEORGE w. KtNMER
OF tue conhly OF Augusta receipt transfer OF certain
executions the date OF the same is not recoiected hut
he believes II TO have heen given about the goth Nav
,asp which he will not pay, for reasons already made
kno"h TO MI kiminer. wN. ID. ABBOTT.
Hanover. November 81. 573t
a meeting ottbe President and Directors Of the
ROANOKE NANlGtTION Company, beid AT
Rock Landing on The 20td OCtoher 1920, The following
reqnisilon ordered to he published for the infoi
nation of those concerned.
Ordered that the stockholders In the Roanoke Navi
CATION Company. be- and they are hereby requested TO
pay into the treasury on The FIRST day s January next
the sam ofteB dollars each and every share held BY
'hem inthe said company, beug the 9th requisi,on.
A. JOINER. Treasurer, X. N. Company.
No'rn'hsr ~ 55..tiJ
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a5- A1rENTiQN!....R EVOl UYIONARY
PENSIONERS

TIE subscriber having hesD furnished xiIh forms
\ aud instructions prepared by the war Department
IN pursuance OF the acts ef Congress the 18th Of
March 1915 Of the let OF May 1890 relative 10 the
Revolutionary PensioneTs-ofers his services as an
agent 20 prepare their papets aud transmit TO the
war Department where hey must be died before any
PensoneT can be paid-appiicaiion TO he made at my
quarters at the Barracks aieliers postage paid will
ATTENDED to, L. BROWN.
July7 sis,C
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a ALsXaSp sss% cahR'err.} rru.'ee,.

S'hikff DOLLARS REWARD. Ran0Nav from
A the subscriber, diving near Nadiso. Courfhouse
"a on the 9th Of June last, negro man named
PRimUS, who took NTH him other apparel Lnt q
pair o. linen Pdntdtoons shirt and tUoof haE lie is
his carriage, and about s Jeet 9 inches high His
dPPdrethe no doubt has changed Since he dbSconded
and no don6k has received Of malicious person
free pass The d6Ove ref0drd nIH be given TO anu
person approaching the Aforesaid negro ont Of the
county or state from ukick he abScOnded aud c0nfn
ing him IN some jail thar the 0sVRe, aav ret him or
$40 " Gpprshended and confined In TIE county from
tchich he d6ScOndsd-bM no other ch0rres paid bv
MICHAEL MEYRHOEFFER
OcI0bcr
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November "a.

500 Acres Of Southeast Mountain Land.
oHered for land lios in the couriy Of
Aibemarle, and portion of it is Tobacco Lova Of
hne quality Those disposed u puTch7se will apply to
the subscriber, near Lindsay's Store, AIbemaTie
September 20. az II NANN p.cp
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Chesterfield, Nov. "a

A DVBRrlSEMsNT....The subscr hers execnioTs 81
"A Charles Uhittock dec. offer for great variety
Of USEFUL ORNAMENTAL Goops. Being DESTROYS
10 make sale OF most OF the personal properly without
delay they will dispose of the goods so Reasonably
to make 1t an object worth the attention Of all such
are wanting either for their use, sell again
The stock oil hand consists oi almost
OF Hardware Gallery and Saddlery; rich Cut lass
CHINA Sets quantity Of Plain Glass, assorted; a
large supply OF Crockery Ware, In crates and open
stone ware. ron STEEL nails mar bile nantes one set
marble facing for house so feet front aud stories
hieh. Also, tar, pitch, turpentne, resin, vara.h
biach and bright aud many other articles tedious Ia
ennmsrate all Of which they are determined to sell
as befee stated on the very lowest tems-and accord
ingy Invite their friends and the public generally to
call aud examine the articles.
Several HOUSES FOR RENT, and others in which
SToRAok will he received at moderate rates.
JAMES wHilLOCK,1 Errors of Chas
X. n. wHTrLoCK }WhittOcE dee
September IS az q,
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.STAUNJON ACADEMY

TNHE winter session Of the Stauuton academy will
L commence on the fourth Monday IN the presen,
month.
This institution is s,il under the direction of Mr.
Fuller the professor Of mathematics and Doctor Ste
pbens, the professor OF ciatsicks.
The reputation ofthe former as q mathematician,
and teacher, has been long established in Virginia
and the character OF the latter classical teacher
continually rising In proportion he becomes better
knswn. His uneSampled good temper, his patient at
tention his peT,everng industry, and his literary
qlireinens, admirably nj him for the situation which lie
occupies the good order OF his school, the pro-
gress of his pupie their affection and respect Tor him
all concur IN becoming the strongest testimony in his
favor. SAM'L e. CLARKE yecrctarv.
Nav. 81 57..tID
NLBNLsNE ACADEMY nil connnIencc fhc ensuing
~ session on the LIST olranu0ry is2i. In the lite
rdry aud mathematical departments, the plan uf
obstruction riH be similar 10 that uhch Is fol
to,red in Edinburgh, Scotland, nhsre The tutor Of
DECENTRALIZATION formerly taught. The sciences ,ril
De Illustrated by suitable apparatus audit pupils
prepared for university lectures.
ms institution is situated the South Hest
1nonhtdins. nithin ttco miles of The Richmond aud
Fredericksburg stage roads through Mihon in dt6e-
marie comfy, Id.fnd section Qf country hich has
been long proUer6iak for health There is fne lime
stoHe spring trthin teD yards Of the house. nith
other coRveaiences rel adapted 20 the dis.
eases incident 20 the Iouer counties, and 10 confirm
che health offhe boys.
Iuni0n fees 10 dollars aud aptUdrds, according to
heRun6er of6rdaches taught. Boys rit be admit.
fed 6efreen and Ia years Of 0ge.... Boarding on
moderate terms. n. Hc I'm KERR.
Near Milton, Nov. 53..iOfs
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Rf viriue Of deed OF trust executed the I4th Of
~ November 1918, by Meri~ ether Lewis Walker and
Maria his wife. George 6. Lindsay, aud John Wren
and Elizabeth bis wife, Of record in The clerks ONCE
Abemarle 10 the subscribers trustees for the pun
pose NJ securing the punctual Payuen OF .nndry
oil money due by bonds aud therein named, Dabney
minor, OF Albemarie The undersigned trustees
aforesaid viii sell for cash at the front door the
Rivaana Mills, now in the occupancy OF Richard and
James Duke, In Aibemarle county, Saturday the
stA day 81 December 1870, seven hundred and
ninety eight acres Of iaud and the said Ruanna iiks
WIN all the appurtsnances belonging to the same on
both sides Of the river much Of same as M
raise the balance that will be then due the said
Minor the coats Of carrying into the said deed
Hnt The above property valuable lies both sides
OF Tue NoIb iork Of the Rivanna river, which affords
batteaux navigation Richmond. The undetsipn ed
acting as trustees for The benefit Of others will sell and
convey such title only as is vested in theIa as trustee:
by the deed aforesaid.
ALEXANDER GARRerr, Trustees.
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THE REVOLUTIONS COMpIrTED.


LISBoH, Srpi. 3D. C,irs IN favor Of
K,ug JOhH-0i The dVoasiy OF BrAgsnza
-ihe Catholic 1rlgion--and ihe Cortes
make kuo"n ouT hew Constitution.
Such are the EXPLANATIONS whieb have
This dag resounds. in the Capital, ~ the
midst Oi transports OF the most lively
enthusiasm. They have GAINED The ter
rors OF the ,imid Portuguese, and the
unanimous wishes Of the Gdlinn have des-
Iroycd the gern ut civil dikcord.
Towards D. 7. NJ The regime0is Of lie
live OF ihe garrison, having their respe6
tIye Chiefs al their head, came from their
| quarters, shouting lbe sacred Viras that
We have penli0nrd sJOve--aDd they pro-
cerdsd 10 tie place Rocio, where arrived
sngcrssiveiy all the corps oi tie troops Of
he line, aad The militia ordered foI the
object with an lnnumersblc concoufse Of
people 0f all classes The E,cld Marshal,
Count de II zeDde, was at tie head OF the
troops.
IN order was exprdiled to the moss
honorable JulZ dc POyO defender Of tie
ipsople) % inform Dir that us people sxis
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a Iarern fo bc Rented-

I'VE subscriber wishes rent that well known tavern
between Richmond and Petersburg calledtb Holj
dy House aud 70 give possessiOn ~ h the s day
81 December nextTO any person capable ~ managing
sneh an establishment, the terms will be made liberal
and may be known ~ applying 70 the subscriber.
cbssefaeid. ocioseri7. 40
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WILL BIZ SOLD. "n FRIDAY The 22d ~ neceu ner ~ .xt
w "a haI acre lot Of idHd peor. Shcdfoun trifh a
large ttso storybrckh house on reLt finished uifh
good ret 81 pater good stables &c The house con,
fdtnS SevSn good rooms dbSUe and three bci0m all
He'o and Of the bestm GteriaiS. Also tract ofIaRd
containing about 40 acres, 0bOnf sin miles bsIo,r
hichmond, ddjoiRing George HAY, and OTHERS trith
comfortable Improvement for Il small family abomt
80 acres Of this land is fresh and Of excellent 0xaH
~ d6om SO acres 81 trOod idnd Of erceifsnf quality
dSo TIE mater this land is equal 10 ang In fLS
I0uer country Also another fract Of land Trims
o" the bHfamsbRrg stage road, about three miles
6efop RichnoHd containing about 80 acres mis-
piece OF land IS tceH uoodsd and of good 0uaiitv.
1850. all the @aUes, Stock, hOnseh0id and kHchen
Furniture, and plantation utensils csnpered 10 ne
6y James Alien --Ihesate 'piH take yiace at me
nous near Shedf0trn, at O'Clock he 0bope dan
fhe terms for The real estate LrH be o, IL and ia
months credit, NTH bonds aud apTropsdsecnrity, ard
deed 81 trust on the property to secure the ran
ment ~ TIE purchase money. Cash 1riH he resmirfd
J0r re SLAVES The balance ofthe propeytU
credit 81 months gW be giUen on all sums aboDs
20 doftdrs, on giving bonds NTH approved ,ecnrItv
my 81 tie a6ooe property toin be sold privaielp,
previously TO the day Of sale bV eppkuinq IN fGs
subscribers LITTLEBFRf,Y a1IgN
GEORGE Savage.
NOUtWOeT 70. 50....fds
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NEJVING1ON academy.

NEJHING1ON ACADEMY.
HE scholastic exercises OF this institutions wi cese
on tse 18th December next and be RESUMED on the
IOtb January following. The subscriber embraces this
opportunity Of informing the public that he has en-.
gagged as an assistant the Rev Nj Hughes. The lite.
tary requirements Gf this gentleman we'll known
TO require enloRy. His long experience as a teacher
the peculiarly happy talent he possesses Of mparlig
Instruction 10 the mind Of his pupil connected with
bis general fund Of know ledge, constitute him an
enlightened and able Instructor Of youth.
The subscriber knowing the pressure OF The times
and the scarcity Of money has thought at, with the
advice OF the trustees TO lower his price for board and
tuition The following brsnches therefore, will In fs-
tute be taught at The following prices:
For Latin Greek, French Philosophy, Bellies Leiues,
Logic dnd hathenaucs.s...s. % v annum.
For EDgsb grammar, geography, composition, reel
iaiiOn saaing, writing, arithmetic and book
s 25 " aunum.
For hoard including tuiiion, (eaeh boaTder fndins
bis own bed and bsddipsD to be paid quarterly In ad
Vdnce'ss.'. t26 y anuuu
Major John II. Cary, whOse anxiety for the prosperity
OF this Institution 10 evinced IN bis uniform aud
United exefiiOns To give general Satisfaction will attend
TO The instTHction OF The pupils In reading uTung
arithmetic aud book kreping....He will also have b
management of The boarding department. The snbscTi
her peogss himself that the sTicsst attention shall. III
paid by him. In conjunction with The other teachers
the morals OF the students. JOSEPH sIITU
| Gloucester County. Nov al SLIT
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THos. BURTON. Jr Execute
EhWIN BURTON.

COMMITTED 10 the jail OF tie town Of Pst.r.b1Ic
~ on the 7lh June last, negro man by the name 81
TOM This fellow is DARN mulallO about feet % ~
" inches high 23 or "a age has mark on his
right temple near the eye, and LAT under lameprss
from an injury received in his hip. Tom was formerly
tne properly OF mr. Cumming Of this was puT.
CHASED out ofjail by Nj. James j. Hanna whom besay,
be ien at Portsmouth, Va The owner Is requested 10
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away otherwise he will he disposed ola the law
directs. ME- phRIsu IsiIo,
OctoberI7 Ia An
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nRSERVE

HNEMALE EDUCATION, will he continusd the ensuing
= year ~ Mountairy,-Miss Caroline Hill will teach the
cOnd term. e ~ "
The school yibe opened on the first MONDAY in January
dna eose the hrst Friday in December Vacation from the
hrss Friday in June, tn;il the first Monday in JuIy
lsrns-For board and tuition, 100 dollars, paid half
Nssssy W sdVanee. HUMPHREY hill.
--1lOunulsy, caroline, Oct "a. io..i6t'
"A IL persons Indebted to JOSEPH DEKNsDsTT
sec ave requested to make payment TO me iTnine
s~teD ~ am desirOus ~ closing the standardization
SOON as possible, and therefore cannot grant indni
NerIss 20 any oooy-s DANIEL CALL Ex'or
FeV'S Ss'su OF Jotsph Danmsda.t, dec.