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THE SUBSCRIRER.

AyING quliic,la> administrator on the estate of EpE
II MEIER MACNAJK, deceased berc,v rco,,e.,s -,
persons having claims against the estate 10 pyef r., @
settlements and those indebted TO said estate are
make payment Immediately i"''e"'o
~ - EDMUND ID. MACEAIH
NJ Bin the absence if the administrator from his Civ
~ persons interested viii please make application IN AZ
LEWIS WEBB who will attend 10 the business AMI IL l.
particularly requested that any gentleman odino ,ny ,r
resiye 70 sad estate will deposit with Nj Lewis Webb
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! LdHd IN P0whai0n for She

90 htHu an TOUhdfdR for SAFE.
sssgu The subscriber offers for sle the plantation, ON
Ez1l which The late John Lyon resided containing Inv
recent survey s+I acres, lying Fine creek within two
miles Of Powlaan Courthouse. The nproyeineut. arc
comncdous dwelling house and other necessary uidipos
for farm, and small grst mill By iudicios rnanags
ncnt this wnuld IN few years, Il verv desirable f1ru
there being few, more susceptible Of Improvement
Persons DESTROYS ofpurcasing land In this noiplbobood
are in'ited 10 view a. WAf. LtGON.
August 81. ag-ve,rt
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NOTICE
THE SUHSCRIRER

TIE SUBSCRIBER.
w Ii continue the business heretofore carried on nv
III SOLh JOHNSTON, at the sign OF the Golden An;
wnsIe ne rs ju receiving complete ard well selected
49,. une,l oil HARDWARE, &c. Which he offers ON tbc
s. moderate terms Customers OF the old conrcr, arc
ptSs,,S 1a4iy requested TO call JAS. VI. JON NSToN
I-- 80. lit
Va following TRACTS OF LAND FcIoneIn,- ~ II, T.
e. ta,e OF Thomas Miller deceased viii be again offered
Ia Wood0'He and the Byrd on the third
sss,it monGay in October next, at Goociaul Court
,i house at which time and place the sale viii Ger
- r. poNe tracts Of land have lately been aly er,ieed
~ me papers that is thought unnecessary nnin n
'"e'h ierns OF sale as heretofore made known
Som, % :, -, WILLIAM MILLER,
tll't-~N' aids j. II. FERGUcoN I ENOrS-
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NN'HlltE-

PETITION will DC presented 10 tine next General Sc.
= sey, pr'yiu0 hat trustees mav be- appointed Gr fl.
estate NJ The iaie sally Brown, woman %! color.
ePfeniter u. IT,,
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a YOUNG MAN, with satisfactory recom-
nendations to teach reading, writing arithmetic geo
ana siiua,ion eacher
III q private family for the ensuing wear.
Letters directed TO 4. w. T. Tavorsyille Hanover IN,
will he attended To. ' "
" r. Some OF the upper or western counties Of This
preferred. Sert 4 a. ,,,o,,s W
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MARY SOTTHGATE

Second door nJoge the United states Bant--
y ESPECfFULLY informs the ladies uf Richmond, Man
chester, and their vicuities that she has Just received
from iic North and is opening elegant assortment of
The most FhSHONdBLE HfiLLTNERY, consisting Of
Chip, SILK, Safi' Straw and LeglOrn Jonncts
An elegant assortment ri Ribbons
Geuucmen's ard Cinldren's Straw Hats
Caps and Turbans
Elegant Artificial Flowers CmIs
Maclssar aud Russian OIL, for the hair
With nmuy other articles n hc4 linc-nll Of which she
Offers Tor sac ~ very reduced prices. ~. "a 3D..
!. s. OIL Iun.ofs hescled and rffai.ed.
Alfd 10 ZOE wi
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To the Jail of brunswick county Va. ON the
ON July aSt as q runaway, negro mau who calls
himself 1911 aM-iie Is about feet inches high about 25
years oil age hight complexion, his left cheek bone
Of the right hand lie says he belongs John Roberts
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Hcorgia, who purchased him BENJAMIN
ng OF Jasper County, Georgia-fe owner il To
away. 1855 $500 ~
iiso-Commted to the Jail OF Brunswick County on the
Ho nay oi N9,enber last rs runaway, negro man no
s MINISTER JiAl or jlAtdf He is about feet inches
high aboui p years Of age dark complexion has scar ON
Tue iet side OF his noseie says he belongs Willie Bur
row. negro Secuator who purchased him John ~ Bot
ipn III Portsmouth, Vasays he away in Stokes coun
9; n e. on his way 10 the south, and that he don't know
where sir Brrow calls his place OF residence The owner
away. VJNi N pTiicGEp -.
Deco 80 "'S
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PENlTENTIARY GOODS


VIZ pubic are respectfully informed t,. ,,c bo,, on
= hasd large and general assortment of ,ic ,,n,,t
r , t rehtehtH!, consisting ofimpemclts ofbtsban
Iy, snch rs Wagons, carts, draws wheat i
80 ~ So an kinds of carriage and ,,it, harness: a.
ever, ,r ;n geari almost every kind of cordage;
Gm uiSeIpon OF blacksmits work large sunpy of
% ouarSe shoes OF all sizes qualities; coarse ooI
oni aole Tor negroes clothing variety OF lin ware
Tho o reels warranted in saying, that he believes
I soo oeongng 10 this institution are generally eomo II
nv, "a qnahty to similar articles made in this conn
G t pioes nave bech considerably reduced very recent
~, o's are very liberal TO tue purchasers. credit OF
tIeo 10 nine months, and discount of from five M ion
loHed to those who buy by the quantity or 10 sell
@ HerchhntS IN the country and CITY are rcsnect6,.
& 20 oNanne these goods Is believed thew viii ind
interest 10 buy as they viii he able even M bc nrircs
the goods reailed in the public store IN rr,i,
them. ~ P'S ,1 t'' ~. VII ni De required OF
--i-T-lIlI, sept - 4l-8t yfyent S,areteepcr
u persons Indebted To the estate of : ANITFT PlTNE
u'cease are requested To make immediate uavmcn %
Eens DESTROYS 10 close the administrator n. soon =,
indulgence cannot be granted to any Persons bo
c..iS against the estate, requested to make bcr,
ORHIS PAINE,
NJ, % Aan''HstTGtor af Samuel Pane, deceased.
6-tf
At a Meeting Of TIE Lodge OF .WancLesfcr
~ the I'D September, 1921. Bro. Hi.sPASIAY ri
~ was expelled for unmasonic conduct '"
,--,,s.. =. OFERTON ID. BAKER. Secretary
ID i.ditors friendly the institution are reo,sc 10 -
the above an insertion. IN ~ "a! 10 give
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VIE subscriber having invented and tried Il, his so,ic
u ton sei-ioldng cart, for the purpose of rcmovino
earth which Is wen adapt tel To I've used on turnpike roads
ana canals, offers II 10 the public. lie well aware tn
pli'"n with other machines that been introduced for
He purposes VIII be OF bat lttle Considerations he there
10 hc annexed eerica'e given by persons who have used
sNe seen III use one o the said carts. Further informal
whose residence one Of The may Communicg
uonS ON the nbnye subject may he addressed TO The
Der at Brootevile, Montgomery county MARYLAND who Viii
furnish machines ON application.
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ME FRANKLIN ALMANNC-

THE FRANKLIN ALMANAC
LYON the year Of 1921 viii be published tho ls
OF The present in-nth Country merchants and dealers
can Obtain supply ly calling at the sign Of Frankling
Head, Market Bridge, Richmond.
September o. 4O-,yiw
RICHARD COKE, Jn.--.atorney at lar.
WILL practise in the superior aud inferior courts Of
w James City. York, Gloucester and New Kent counties
aud in The hastings and superior caosery at viii
Williamsburg. August %. s2-,yff
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on TIE MOVING COG.
~ 3nK'ons i.rin seem, tn hail her King
ana to the Royal Guest due honor l,riuU
mat town md country are prepared 10 erect him,
N"H-e'en the very Boss have Ioy'd 10 meet BIN
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UNIvERsTTY or MARYLANn.

UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND.
fElH medical lectures will commence in the University
OF MARYLAND the last Monday OF October and be dc
lNered by the following gentlemen:
Surgery, J. H. pAViDGE. NJ. II.
Practice of Physic NATHANIEL POTTER, Md
Chemistry. ELISHA DE BuTrS, Nj. u.
Anatomy, GRANVILLE SHARP PArrISoN Esc.
iiateria Mediea, SAMUEL BAKER, ri. 10.
ObStctricks. RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, MAXWELL MCDOWELL NJ ID.
Dy order, GRANVILLE STRIP PipYISOT,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
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Uniied States Court. FIN C,rcuifand J;ru,u;a

Cniied STATES Cot,rt, FVlh Ctrcuiiand J5rginia
District, Jane IS, 1921.
JAMES SCOTT, executor of John Leslie, deecasedl
- and Norman Stewart, PIatnti6i
against
Archibald Robertson and William Black, jun surviving
executors oil William Brown deceased and others, =
Defeadants. =
Isabella Black late the wife Agnew Black the elder =
John Wallace and Marion his wife, William Boge and :.
Sarah bis wife, William Black jun. Agnew Black q
the Younger aud Waiter Dun, executor of John Ora ?
ham, deceased, Plaintiff. =
Against =
James Scott, executor of John Leslie deceased and
Andrew Leslie and Jane esse deyisees of the said
John Leslie, deceased, DeCndonts |
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth direct that one of the corr
state an account of the whole the said
1onn real and personal, and report the
courts win any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
oy hhsei orrcqured by the parties stated-and do
enquire what debts are by the said Aud
c % 10 ascertain the same, that he do adv ertise twice
week Tor trce months more of the
come in and prove their claims before him.
Acopy-restc, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
49, Richmond, 7th Month (Juiu) I7f1, 1921 (
Inc parties interested desired take notice that Il
nave appointed the nth day of next to commence
e accounts directed in the foregoing court on
winch said day. al O'Clock A. NJ they required attend
AT my oce in this city, with the necessary documents and
me crehtorS OF John Leslie required ami
from the date hereof.
July II. 2O--.s6t AMOS IADD N ..
kGiAiA Alta Superior Court OF Cbancery held al the
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" 1f. w illalo Byars IS now on n tom.
through The counties of Coochand FIuvsnoa ami To C.
nc purpose % collecting demands duo this CAGE,
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VlRG!hlA Alta Superior Court OF Cbanccry held al th,
vnpol in the city Of Richmond, the shday ofJunc 1921
- IMAM A. Turpin, Edward Cox, and Caroline Matilda
Harris executors and execurix Thomas Harris DECEASED
who was acting of Francis 6oode the elder decd
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Ii persons having Claims against the Of GIDEON
-. u'.Noh arc desired 81 present them forth
rs am "esirous 10 wind exccutorshp of said
es,e. JORDAN fLoURNOY, Ers-tor
roWeaan, Aug. 81 33-aSw cfGideon FIoupoy.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
* ASAWAN from the subscriber living in the county of
caroline near the White Chmnes, on or about the :Sd
u>U,Ht negro woman named EDDY, between 25 and "a
OF age OF dark cnmpleXiol--has husband NJ Mr.
hc1'Incry Young in Caroline She was former
me property Of Mr. VIM s. Wyatt and sold 10 William
E oil South Carolina and by him sold TO the subscriber
any person who will deliver the woman Etdv 10 me
near the White Chmnes, shall receive the above reward
'l'i an reasonable expenses.
Sept. 2s. lift GRFGOs,- 1toopr
* ANAWAY on Monday tie 27h uI AreiST a-I :. I,--o
man named DICK, the property of Gen John purrnll
o ue county ot Prince Edward about 5 or 30 c,s
VI ase about feet or 10 inches hs H. stout made dark
euu'eAlon, one OF his fore fingers disabled and stir or
nearly So occaSoned by the knuckle M The hand
'u has very hne toned vocc-he is good wheelwrght
u rough carpenter From number OF threats made Inv
i' before his eopemcn am apprehensive he will aemn,
ms way to the state OF Ohio some other free state
ah informed he has been in counties of Goorbnnl
anu chesterfield will in the absence OF Gen Purnnn tak
upon myself to offer reward OF 30 apprchcndine and
me said negro that his owner get him nrain
provided be Is apprehended of the state or % fan
enue within tue state in either case should The toEnr
W convey INN home, he will be paid what the law allows
Pin '' e., ASA DUPUY.
X. II
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ABSCONDEO

A NnREW, a shoemaker aud bootn,aker by tradc the
property Of the subscriber abscon,e,l on In. 9Th of
March last lie is about so years old feet inches bgb or
thereahout OF very dark complexion almost black he is
very atiu and Of quick speech when spoken to- rather bulky
and square about the shoulders Iexpect he is LURKING alo,
Tapi1iannocS other in this state mr. he ,a
have gone TO Maryland Whoever will apprehend and So,
cure the said fellow in jail, that get him again shall
receive 20 dolarsor dollars if delivered IN mo ~ INV
house in the county OF King Queen, Dunkirk Va
All masters of vessels and others from
poying him taking him board.
sept 90 as; SAML G. FAUNTLEROY
ioMMtirED TO the Jail of Norfolk county as runway
y negro man who calls himself WM. BROWN-stntcs
that he is free man. and has served i'm the u S. navyrhe
said Brown is offs dark complexion, high "a
years OF age has the left leg which he saws was
wound by muskct ball. ana his left side occasione
ny stab The owner of said fany, desired prove
ms property or those interested produce the prone:
dcnce OF his freedom, he will be disposed Of as The law
directs. NM BERNARD J,;i,r ~ Enrc,ik oo,,.,'' "
h'E 10. ST
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m Commissioners Office, Richmond 96 Mo 6t5 1921
paes interested are desired TO take notice.
appointed Inc Third day OF the 18th Decembcr next
Tor taking the accounts by the foregoing order on
c court on which day at O'Clock A. NJ attendance.
sreured at my Office nfbis city, with their accounts and
vouchers ready for examination and settlement.
oept. ~. Sow THOMAS IAnn. MIC
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WI. ". HENING, &C.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The parties interested are
hh"'ond 7th Mo- %, 1921. }esired To take notice that
nave appointed the fh dry of the month fNovrrerI
next ensuing the date hereof for commencing the accounts
directed ny the foregoing order OF the Oh which av
at nine O'Clock A. N. their attendance reire,a t nv
IN This city, with their and vouchers ready Tor exa
mination and settlement.
August 20. G2-wd THOMAS IanD ~ =
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VlSGlNlA: AT rules holden the Clerks Office of Iy
thel2Oth day of June 1921 ''''i
"oodson knight, and Patsy his wife Plaintiff
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Til. 49,. DgJ'ndopf.
me Dill answer, and The last will testament OF Joep
Darm'tait deceased, ela exhibit and wa. ureus, Inv
COUNSEL On consideration wbeTeofthe court without eci
ing upon the merits OF tic cause, doth that the defend
redr an account Of the estate, both real and personal
tne Sd Joseph Darmsdatt deceased. and the manner in
nc nam administered aud disposed The same
uI commissioner of the who directed TO examine
49, anu settle the said accounts and report same
Tou!' WIN any matters specially stated deemed rerteur
y nsel, or Which may be required bv parties SO
!lhu on the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel com
missions awarded to examine aud take die deosi
Mons Mons OF their witnesses residing in Germany cnnl-
missions 10y consent of the defendant may he directed 10 ay
magistrate or notary public, who authorized 10 execute The.
same without notice TO the defendant the time and place
OF taking the said dispositions.
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NlhElNlA Alta superior Court OF Chanccry holden ar
the Capitol in the city of Richmond The i2th day oS<
June, 1921 -" '-'' ""' w
aaron Josef Abraham Hell and Hannahen his wife, Goi-
'''''' n S; an" Ester his wife, PEeint6S,
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GREEK INSURRECTION

10 arms, for our Country and our Retirion :
Inc hour has struck, valiant Greeks. For
long time the people of Europe. fighting
for their rights and liberties, invited us to fol-
low them. They, although almost free
nave sought with all their strength to increase
their liberty, and thus all their happiness.
Our brethren and our friends are ready an
all sides. The Servians, the SuIotes. and
all EpIrus, await us in arms Let us all unit.
with enthusiasm, our country calls us ON.
Europe has its looks fxed upon us. and is
astonlshed at our tranquility. Let the sound.
then, OF our warllke trumpet, resolmd thro'
all the mountains-let the valIies re-echo The
terrible din of our arms l--Europe will adj
mtre our valdr, and our trembling and deba
sed enemies will fly before us.
The civilized people of Europe are busy
IN laying the foundations of their own han
pness, and, full of gratitude ia, the benefits
they received from our ancestors. desire fhe
liberty OF Greece. Shooting ourselves wor
thy OF our virtuOus ancestors, and of the a0c.
we hope 70 deserve their smpporf and tIicir
aid, and many of them, partjzans Of orr lib-
crty, will come to fight by Our sides. Let
us march, friends, and YOU will see one of
the hrst powers protect our rights You will
see, even among our enemies some who will
'uIh tltIr DackS on themy and will loin us,
drawn on by the justice of our cause. Let
them present themselves with sincerity. and
our country will receive them into her boz
SOM What, then, holds back vour power
ful arm' The enemy is weak and without
courage, without vigour our Generals are
sldlful, and the whole nation filed with en-
thusiasm.
Assembled valiant and generous Greeks !
Let the national phalanxes form, let the pat
nouc legions present themselves, and You
VIII see the old Colossi of Despotism fall of
themselves before our victorious stand
ards. To the sound of our trumpet.
echo will answer from al the shores Of
the seas of Ionia and the Egean. The
Greek ships, which in time of peace. knew
how to trade and fight, will spread fire and
sword through all the ports of the tyrants.
terror and death. What Greek friend will
hear with Indifference the call ofhis country f?
AT Rome, a friend of Cesar's, showing The
bloody garment of tic tyrant, reused the
people to enthusiasm. What will YOU do
then, Greeks? You, whose country, stripped
OF her yeatmonts, shews her wounds, and
with a broken voice implores the help of her
children Providence my dear follow chi.
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STAUNTON ACADEMY

VIE Trustees take this method of informing the public,
Il that this Institution continues under the care of the
Revd Dr. Stevens professor of languages, and Mr. Batho-
iomev Fuller professor Of mathematics. The characters
those gentlemen already pretty generally known and
the trustees deem necessary, this time only say
that the department Of stentsheir
in, and knowledge of the first principles of their
respective sudies evince the capacity and great attention
OF the professors; and fully justify the very high opinion
which has been entertained of them.
The next session commences Monday 2tst of Nav
merit The terms of tuition are formerly, IS dollars per
session of five months payable in advance-The price of
boarding. in Stnunton Is much reduced. Ii Obtained
last session. in good houses from II dollars per
month, including lodging fire and candles and il is be-
lieved that will not be higher the sessioBy order
of the Board. SAMUEL CLARKE Secry.
MAY q. ft7-pt'
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For SALE

FEfiAT extensive and very valuable Estate, called MAN
SKIN LODGE, formerly the property of Tho's Mil
Ter dcc-nuiskn Iodge il situated in the King
William the Pamnnkcy river, opposite Hanover Town,
and with within % miles of the city of Richmond in
wealthy and agreeable ncghborhood. 1t contains nearly
three thousand cf valuable land that
Of which about thousand owl.rounis great
fertility, and of various soils adapted the culture of corn
wheat barley tobacco. The high land also fertile nd
rs clothed with forests aoding abundant supply bf
wood and timber. large Manufacturing Mill adjoiEs this
estaie--at which the wheat made il be sold
small deduction from the Richmond prices; and from the
landing the river the products he transported
baltimore, al an expense OF not than eight
per bushe There good dwelling houses situated
in eligible positions for two families, with good ouhouscs
stables and barns attached cachTc usually call
e hcnskin Lodge, the other that part of estate
which has obtained the of Wo1aiey GroveTo the
no estate in Virginia surpases this in quality of soil
and pieasantness OF situation, in the convenience and
chpness oiihe transportation of its products the best
farkets-Mnnskin Lodge and Worney Grove will be sold
entre or IN parcels TO suit purchasers the following
terms One fourth part the purchase money will he di
Nc INTO i've equal partsone fifth the
VAL bc required in caslthe other fflls will made
payable in annual instamens succesyev the first paya-
De on the LIST january IG2l-the remaining
VIA be made PAYABLE on the Isl january, I826-Bonds
WIN approved security VIII be- required and deed
ron HE land Tor additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. II. FERGUSON,
Executors OF Thomas Miller dec.
Goochland March 90. -1O62tf
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The Mss T'mabuus' Boarding School,

-. NO. TO. HANOVER sTKEET, BALTlMORE.
YOUNG LADIES are boarded ard instructed in all the
different branches OF English Education with partic,i-
lar attention 10 Needle Work. both useful and ornamental
nj the rate of go dolls per Bed, bedding and
washing, either soporaie charge provided for by the
parents.
Music, vocal and insi enie ntal, 6 20 per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, 10
French, Is
Dancing, with S entrance for be-
ginners Is
Payments be ma,e quarterly and quarter always
in advance
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
The different branches Of English education, S IL.
~ The ornamental branches above.
Mac
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One Hundred Dollars Re1r1rd.

gIt0R my HAMPTON, who generally calls himself
e 5iison If secured in Jail OF the state, FIFTY
DOLLARS fseced in jail in this state, tina, get
lin again Hampton, alias Addison, from
,le early part oil last lie purchased OF Mrs.
sarah l. VaDhbber OF hlathews county, Va. 10y MIR.
'.srrell in the 1915, when only lad-he had
teen away and haTborcd in the neiulborlood Ur-
iaEBa in MiddieSeS county, where he made aclant
ances and think it likely he be lurking about there
this tiae i'll his old neyhbohood. He is about
sect nine ten inches high OF tawny complexion happy
. beard and is about old. lie kew Use has
connexions Gloucester courthouse.
WILLIAM SMITH
Orange county, Nav !. li5-16ts
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STR

nOM tne residence Of the Subscriber near Tho New
~ Hanover, the 9Th inst dark bsv female
~ ~ OF ordinary size, wen used to gear Inv which she
en- ruoDes no particular marks recoeced but thai
w ~ yer iDre ioe Is considerably broken In consennene
~ e 20. o. shoe, the others being shodfron, tbc nst
ro,;n Obtained, she bod passed Neod-wood in Ca.
sr W., ana rs probably culeavourinp TO 0e1 To The
IuitFn Neck, n which section of cf,untr sIe 80 -
Scry 20 y, Conversation viii be paid for her deli
nose into whose hands she NAV haze ellie, rc
TO nave reference to the law concerning es,rsys
Hanover, May 2. H. CURTIS
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WTLLL9.W .N,E.aLE & co.

(soUTH SIDE oE THE MARKET BRIDGE,)
uE leave to inform their friends and the public, that
- the arrival of the Hannah Elizabeth, Captain Hand,
has paced possession Of considerable additional
supply of FANCY & STAPLE GOODS (which renders
their assortment nearly completeThey in hourly
,ectaon OF still further supplies which will continue
arrive by packets from New York and Philadelphia, the
demands Of their customers may make il necessary They
consider unnecessary partcularisc the articles
prsng their assortment they determined to keep
constantly hand every useful and fashionable article, in
their line business that he procured in the hest
kcts that country affords and having experienced
partner resident the North they tter themselves that
will promise their customers too much when they
add that their arrangements such enable them
give goods equal terms any house in the country.
MAY ST