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NEGROES For SALE

PY virtue of a deed of trust executed by Martin
- Mayo tn W iliiam Mayo, for the purpose OF secur
ing certain deOt therein mentioned which deed ia OF
record in the county court Of Powhatau-wil be soid
on TIE lltk day of april merit, at Johuson's Springs
in the county OF Goochand, tbs following SLAVES -
ri.b and her three children, Maria Betsy and Matilda
publicly TO the highest bidder, for cash.ShouId the
said slaves not be delivered by the persons In whose
possession they are they will positively be sold at the
same time aud place, although absent.
march rs. tBJ..td BIZ order of the Trustee.
Ii persons having >iiitis against the estate of the
IA late JOHN BOSWELL. of Noiloway county. dec.
ere requested Ia present them to the subscriber pra
perry auth enficated and those indebted n be
10 make payment without DELAY.
COLIN BuCKNER, Ex'or.
Lvpchburg. Feb. Ia. 90 ~
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tkANAW Az
a RunaUay for Sale

KunaUay for Sale
tViLL be sold to the highest bidder, for cs.h, at
w Pnvbatap Courthouse, OF Saturday, TIE 2Sth
day Of dprH asrt, A NEGRO WOMAN named Mary,
Uho has been coahned IN Jail for twelve months aud
say, she Is the property Of Francis narrs Vt GOoeh
land county. Virginia. JAMES CRAWFORD,
SheriG and Tailor Of POwhGtGn county.
March ~. lO5.IOts
ytWlLL sell, On accommodating terms, my IencAeni
3 in the town of Columbia. The buildings, store
aouse aud lumber house, have been ateyuew struggled
Sept-S. So..Nu JOHN FORBES.
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twenty DOLLARS RKWARD
- ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 2tst March
inst. NY nan, SAN EVANS, a Waterman ,bopi
~ years oid, tall aud rory, csmplexion inclnige IL
iebow. purchased bin Of John o. Leffeic6 NJ
btnchbuTE about the lsi February last He has lived
several years 10 Richmond with @r. PnIchsr and ~,
perhaps owned by hiDbut for several years has hen
oNsed by Capt Mitchell Of Lynehbure, ar which risc,
Ne bas wBe...i will pay hs above reward for seem
ing DIN 10 jaii-oT u delivered to me al msRissou,s
ftIy, on James river, viii also pay all reasonable
"psnssS. IESS 2 MILLER.
N"'Np SV T9G..S
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l1r The ENQUIRER is pubshed twice n week, gese-
PLY, and ts,e tunes week during the session of STATE
egtsafure.-Pice, the same heretofore, Ficc Dollars
annon payable in advance. Notes - Chartered, specie.
kyiDs hanks (on!y) will be- received in payment Tho
or win guaranfee the safety Of remitting them BY mail
rr ase Oh an hueSy oeny pah by the writers.
81 No paper will BE- discontinued, Cbut at the discretion
me Eiorsl until all Nresrages have been paid up.
" whoever will guarantee the payment of papers,
receive tenth gratis.
Pr TERMS OF ADHER Using.
baVne square-Frst Insertion, rs eents-each eontnu-
- cents.
40 Advertisement Inserted uNtil il has either been
8, or assumed By some person III dis city, its
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FOR SALE.


'kWAT extensive aud very valuable Estate, called
mANskIN LODGE, formerly the propefy of rhp's
Miller, dec.. HanShiR Lodge is situated In the county
ot King William, On the FamuDkry river opposite
Hanover Tovn, and WitLin ~ miles OF the CITY Of
kiciInrnd, IN wealthy and agreeable ghber hsod -
IL contains nearly three thousand acres as Fauabie
iand as any ON that river of which two
are owsrounds of great fertility, aud of various soils
adapted 10 tue culture Of .orn wheat barley and 10
bacco. he bsh land 10 alsu fertile and /. clothed
With forests aitDrdng abundant supply Of wood and
TIMBER large Manufacturing Mill adjoips this estate
al which the wheat made IL be cold at a email
0eductinh from the Richuiond prices aud iron, she
landing ON the river The products may he transported
10 Baltimore, at an expense OF more than or 10
cents per bushtl There are two good dwelling houses
situated In eligible positions for Two families wild,
good outbouses stables and barns attached 10 cache.
The nne Is usually called HdRskin LODGE the other is
on that part OF the estate hch has obansd the name
OF bornfey CroUe-ro the former belong valuable
and extensive orchards Perhaps in virginia
'es OF situation, or in the convenience and cheapsss
OF tue transportation Of its products 10 tse best ma
keis...... Mansin Lodge and Wormley CIeye will be
sold entire, or ia parcels to suit pun on the fol-
lsins terms: One fourth part OF the none,
VIII be divided Into i've equal pari:-one 9th Of III.
sara iouIth VIII be required in cash-the other funr
mus wii hs made payable In annual instalen s. sue
ctssvtly, The hTsi payable the LIST January is22
ihe remaining three fOuTIbs will bg made payablc on
the LIST January, Is26.-Eends with approved security
VIII be required, aud dees Of trust on the land Tor
aoIiilonai stGrTiiy. WILLIAM MILLER,
J Is. FERGUSON,
Executors Of Thomas Miller dec
Gonchiand, March 30 loo N
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.S6ockoe HiN I'apern

TFNH subscriber informs his friends and the public
u ths' he will continue business at his old stand,
where they may he accommodated the very lowest
ptices. fbe following will In future he his rates:
Board by the year, meals aud od.ing......S 200
do without lod eing......l50
do do do.-......i2O
i'Vdfu ny NetRs-ss.s
DO by day s,..-s...,.......
bSdh hno va
The bousesebsll at atimes be supplied with
chat the market will afford to and 10 dTink-hUJ for
the greater convenience Of the establishment, lump
win be erected in the stable yard, where gentlemen
may have opportunity ofseeing their horses wateTed
and fed. Corn aad fodder Of the hest that
pTocuTed will always be kept-and the stable attended
u by good an ostlei any 10 Virginia I'd
from his infancy 10 the management 81 horses, wen
acquainted With diseases uciaen To- the same.
MANN S. VALENrtSE.
Anil TO- IOo.at
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NOTICE.

nyf NOTICE.
AZ, lPARkHiLL has associated himself with RC)
- IT S. ROBGRTSON and JANIS KELSO of
n. under the Arm of Parkhifs Ho5e,t,0a &
or tue purpose of iransactine an AUCTION &
der the arm OF Robertson, KeiScS Parkhiik
20 Ss pa'pose ofuansacting general COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Ia the city of New YorsIbey spsctiulIy
s~icit a share Of the pablic patronage.
no8gRr ). ROBERTSON,
JAMES kELSo.
ParkhHi, Robertson s. Eeiso.
a RE now receiving by the schooners AageDota
Thames, Rising State, aud others, FRESH TEAS
ship savannahs cargo, 1870.
400 ID ib boxes Gnupowder Tea,
30 o no. do. do.
SO boxes Gnnpowdsr Teas, coniain'g canister, In
30 chests Young fiyson Tea
S5 bhds. Of 81. Cfoix and New Orleans Sugars
loo bDls. of Loaf Sugar, New YORK ma uuiactsry
SO tags of best Green Porto Rico Coffee
20 pipes OF Cucnac Brandy
10 hhd,. Of iahaica Rum
10 do. Of Antigua do.
FOO boxes Of Aiould Candles
leo do. of Soap
80 casks OF Cheese
few bbls. OF Pork and Beef
All (which they viii cell on liberal terms,
Jan o, .s..H
rHR NEW IND gIgG:NT
Steam B0ct Pctonidc, Captain GIidiietgn
WILL leave Alexandria for Norfolk every Thursday
w morning at nine O'clock, and Norfolk for Aiexan
1ria aud Washington, every Monday morning at nine
Richmond. pe,er.hurr. Norfolk aud the District Co
iomln'a. IT Horses ana Carriages taken board.
r,o. ". p2-...am
Board of Public Works.
4 CALLED MEETING OF tue President and Dire
"A tors at the board OF PaAlic works will tsse plac.
~ the Capitol in this city, on wedne sdav the 2oh day
Ell Jane nsSt Puhctual attendance is requested.
BY order " die President,
BERNARD PgYroN,
Secretary Of the Board Of Pubiic wr,ks.
aaIch 81, io6.. tam
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haet'0" Sale IF DRY Goods. Cutlery, Hard
tpare .Ndddkeru Sc

nN MONDAY, the 10Th day OF April next utH be
- erpo'ed TO public auction, ana sold uhhout re-
10 tsdue fhe country TIE uh0ks S7OCK or GOODS,
dm0Hnsins at COST 10 about 900 dollars consisting
q atdTse ara general assortment OF Staple and
id'Sy Goods 81 fGse nip0rt0tiOa, and suitable for
The approaching season
TERHS-C"d~r 500. cash; 100 a 400, ninefv
ddNs 500 500, four months 500 ieOa sin months:
iOuO 1900, sir and nine nIOHths 1910 a 9OO0 sir
Ht"e ana tWetsf months 290o 5000 tnelue months
aHd 0uer 5000 t1vetUe and eighteen ,ao-Ihs rreak
dsprOvsd elOrssd siocs o aide al either
" tne HANKS Ia thts 2otpn, uNf be required or II
preferred by purchasers daproysd Loufs min sscn
rity ia This sfafeo or North uarotne sin be ,s.str
cd The bonds 10 bear Interest from Gate Jutshe in.
t.rfst ,eit be remitted Ithe principal is Txncs,dk
oeTaI discount t0iNbe diOHfd. MS presumed fEak
country merchants generally, tril GaG II aduanta
seOHS 10 Gtfead thtS SateIheV Uiih0 IL ia theiy
P0ner 10 purchase goods at Eto prices and IN time
ara terms, snch as cdsnot JaH toyi,,aSe
lhs sale 1itt commence az 30 O'clock. (he ADORE
me"ffcRed day, ana continue Jrom day 20 day wsiii
,,, 1870, WM. MOORE, y III
PsIer56Mrg, narch 3 9s..fds
by Uirtue q a deed u trust erecatcS lhe Avn OF
IL N0rember, 1918, by MeriWetker Je,ois U'aikr,.
and Maria his ui,e, George G Lndsey. ann Joh,,
eDce of fiDemarke, 10 the subscribers as trustees
for tie purpose Of SECURING the pancfxal puU,eut
Of sHndry Sums ofmone, due 6y bonds. and therein
named TO DabHeg Minor, OF -gkbemarie Tie under.
signed astrHteeS dforesaif siN seI Jor cash al me
Jr.nt door Of the Riudnaa Mus not0 in the occm,
paHcs Of Richard and James Duke ia 4l5emaris
county % IbursdaT, the 1871 ikpIil 1871 seUen hun
dred and Ninety eight acres Of land ard me s1fd
Rivanna Mills, thh all the aJsurtenaRces beIoneine
TO the same on doth sides 81 fhe river so much Of
the same as 1H raise The balance that GiI be then
dHeihe said DGbney Minor, and the costs Of carry.
ing info eject the said deed OF tTust. The aboDc
property is raiHabie, cS Oh both sides Of lie North
lorkor the Rivanna Tiver, which affords 6atfeau
RGpigato" 10 Richmond The undersigned acting
as trustees for tie beneft Of Others. nil sen and
convey SncH fAte only is pc:ted In them as trus
fesS by lie deed Aforesaid.
NINROD BRAWHhM
ALEXANDER GARRETT, Trustees
MsrthS Inn ,ds
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LAND, NEGROES, &c.-FOR SALE.
w HE Undersigned, Executors Of I'm. G. I1ofu.
" derker, dec. piH. ON the first day Of May psxt
y lc'r NOT, the neIt fair day commence nc sale
o. me dbovf property, withon reserve az tie resi-
deHee the fdte decedef, fen miles QbOpe Couch
ta"d courthouse, Tile safe riH he made for the Iur
pose OF paving The debkS Of the said decedent IL
ProsabEy H be 10 The interest Of The creditors 10 f
tend or the d0yS Of safe.
dS me tract " land kHown by tie name Of PIYN.
LlNNON, k9S been bHt sherl time since a0Verfiscd
minute description is NOR ihOHchf nnnecess0rD |,
shWce ~ 10 say, fhat is verg taIHoJie toataitfig
0OoKf 700 acres igmcdiat6iy on fumes riDer mn
person Tishing 10 pitW The GGOue tract A5fk o1.,.T,
10 mU0r BetjIiuiH 1Hdet son, at Go,chiayd con, IL
house One other Tract, on .trhieh mrs. Poinderfsr
IeSHeS containing GOO acres, i0teLv g,Urchnsrd Of
ar John Il HarriS, about nee mites from CeocLL,Jud
coHrth0we We tmprOOemepfs are UsrU coY,idrya.
re one other Tract Of ab0Ut 700 acres asjoi,ii1g
me one tsSf MeHiiOHed. 4Hy person fpho man Mir
20 nep me f~0 IastfractS Of Lu1d uH appfs 10 The
OpeTSeCT. -FI'| ~ '"'
TERMS For dikthe land, one third Of the 1yrcbo,s
money Yotd d0t0H, one hird IA trciUe months nor.
me frsf payment, and the balance IN kspeios ,aS1f5s
fhyediteT, me p~7chaser giViag such selurifs as
nin De S1fbtdcfory Ia the Executors.
~ The same Tine and place, zOi be sold on n credit
Of fTetpe 1aonfhs, Cightfsn or tweNfV LIKLIY Ma.
GRObS az the stock " eoerv descTfyffg, 5,i,ufo
tioH tootf, h0asehotd and kitchen Carni<urc
NICHOLAS j. POINDExTFR
JOHN QUARLES
April 0. Ioa' ',S dec
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q Church ia the Diocese Of Virginia.
Nt'BE CohsrHiien OF Clerical aud Lay Deputies, win
3 b. bcid. 10 tls Borough Of Norfolk, the ybiid
1AVrsdag IL May, 1921, being the I5Ih day OF ltai
month. nI'sake was cummittcd ut tue end Of the
Iourhai o.. she aSt Convention, in mentioning the thVd
h@esHGy as The day appointed for the eeting OF the
merit which ocCasioaed by the ciTcnmjiance
Shht the change IN the Constitution OF the Church,
10 The Time OF holding Conventions was not printed
win the Constitution iiself and Ibeieio5 ad.
VeTtsd to al ;he time OF making up the journal IN qGes
ton uli representation Of the Diocese at Norfolk
is respectfully aud urgently solicited.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE,
bishop of IN. Prot Ep Church Of Virginia.
April 10. 1909 ,tdm
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Pmctuality Is lie lie OF Rns;nee,S9

Pmctnaiity is tie life Of Business
Nv last thnrsnay afternoon. No. 7j9 lntk. Gtand
~ stats Leitery came In she city nj PhU
The Grand Capital of
One Hundred Thousand Doibus
ana was owned by Robett DouulSt, Esq of This city
VINO received The cash Tor bis pre yesterday morning
a'S O'CLOCK NO Gvys, The Good Ca pital OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOAars,
otawh me same FAY, Owned 10y Messrs Lanca.ter
DeubY 4 Co. OF hi: city This prise was also uaid on
pIe'e9insn, al O'Clock Yesterday morning, aud lhe
TWO VI > w each, which divided into shares
we're nsaJy all presented, aud met With the same
prompi ,fuention by S. < NJ. ALLEN, the fortunate
sees all lbase prizes. Is the aTgeet prize thar
has heen drawn and paid amy one indvidnaI ia
,nme"ca. IL gives S. VI. ALLEN great pleasure to
naNoil IN their power TO inform the public that this
mafnidsent prize is owned by citizen Of Richmond
as enc tbat Is certainly worthy Of ITbis is Great
~ CT, and we trust that the citizens Of this State will not
t'9a Forget It, We have only sold IS, 600 worth OF
tickets IN This L1dcy, aud have had The pleasure OF
selling and paying one Hundred and TueHty Piye
IhOuseHd Dollars 10 Capital Prizes IS an in.
stance Of Good Lack that ausp0s Adventures at
+, MaIth ~ 1'"'1 los , ~.
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g5NHE Subscriber viii lrsBsact COMMISSION 80.
siNE3S in the house lately occupied by Johr &
VIM Giuiat. WM. j. NORRIS.
1a1. If
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One Hundred Dollars Remnrd.

ID hNAWtY from the subscriber. living In Davidson
u comfy, state OF Tennessee, On The tenth day OF
Jas last, two negro fellows, % wit AARON, ahOGt
10 ,ears 81 age i've feet eight nine inches high 90
name and calls himself yios. other by the name
OF DANIEL, ab-ut the same height, Of black
pioxion about 20 years Of age, bowlegyed, aud lsps
when talking. He has also changed his name Peter
Williams
vii give the above reward Tor the apprehending
and committing them To jail, go that get them again,
or FIFTY DOLLARS for either Of them.
JOHN THOMPSON.
Aprrs. I05 100
INTENDING soon 10 return to l. 1ud.n, 1 have BY
letter Of attorney bearing date ih- let Instant and
recorded In tue hustBgs court ofbs town empowered
M WILLIAM THOMAS SBEPBERD and Sir. ROBERT
LESLIE 10 settle and collect all debts In The u States
due to oy brother, Mr.. James DnRlop 10 myself
the concern of James q John Dunlop. s1i grant
discharges for tbs saSe.....N is hoped that hose n
denied VIII make Immediate payment, az indulgence
eanoot he siveb.-Those who may have claims are
requested TO present them forthwith.
All powers OF attorney OF date prior TO that above
mentioned, are hetchy revoked. JOHN DUNLOP,
Petersburg. (yal March 20. 'o6..,i3
Runaway,
SOMElIhE In May or JuGe last, fram carpenter to
~ whom he was hired negro Inan named DAVID,
David is Carpenter by trade, - g years Of age,
aDobt hve feet ten inches iigh OF Hight complexion
aud reddish eyes. re has dowu LOOK vhen spo.en
usually stamps the ground with one OF bis feet. This
negro ha, Seeu Ia Petersburg and is most proha.
bly, not" in that place, ia Lynchburg where be
once hired.
reward Of TWENTY DOLLARS will be given to
whoever viii deliver him 20 he subscriber In Gnoch.
iahu OF secure him In any jail So thai yet hum again.
Gonchlapd March IOR n
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NOTICE.
ON the I'd day ~ next lIeurco county coprt, or a.
~ sooH thereafter as counsel cap be beard, UotioB
viii be made l. that court 10 appoint commissioners
according to law, To assess the damages which viii
resni To the lands 10 The said county bordering
on James Tiver, aud belonging TO toe heirs devsers
Of Thomas wilson, deceased, aud To the heirs on
devsees OF Tbeod"ick msssie, dec. from the opening
the James river canal through The same.
JOHN COLLIER, President
April 6. ios. .tod
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Jompkins, Woriham s. Gu.
nFfER their services 10 The pubic generally, q,
" COMaISSl0N MERCHANTS.
Arfii q. MIST
wanted to purchase, q JirSi rate Ulacksmifh,
Of good character, and without a tapily
Enanire =. This OGce. Jap.H
TO ~ HIRED, BY tne month, a drst rae BcafS9T.
a Enquire 81 ibis 0aiCe. 1afch 60. I02,,T
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SPKiNlI GOODS
* ). KYLR-1;especiialiy inform their customers
~ and he public that wi,oin the last four weeks
they hav. received from New York ami Phi!adelp Liza
upwards of eighty packages
Staple anil Fancy Dry Goods.
altogether forming very assortment of care
fuy selected cheap goods aud by the different packets
VIII receive additional supplies frou their partner in
New York.
Ihay teqnes tina, country merchants and others will
view thsir assortment and prices, and judge for them
selves. April 10. tD9..d
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:
&. s. II. YATES
f'Id eSfabHshcd oHd frWly fortunate Lo,fery mice
oarnfr Of y. PGuPs Lane and Narkei Street
BGtfiWOrs.
orders from any part cf The uhop. enclosing tie
cash, or prize tickets IN hs Philadelphia Baltimore
LOTTERIES, received in payment.
~ a printed list IT tbs drawing Of ibi' Splendid
Inaet WI he forwarded by mail 10 each Adventures
at Wales Cfics.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
The whole LOiiesy will he dawn la ONE DAY, (Apri
II, lS2i.)
- Orders for TickeIs l.f al Mr.. l. B. KuRsHEEDI's
Lottery of'ces in Rietnond or Petersburg viii b..
promptly attended T..
baltimore, Hdrch 80.
Anrf IN
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Board of Public Works.
NOTICE
TIE DRAFTING OF THE
CHURCH LOTTERY

MILL positively take csc, in tue city Ealtimo,
w on Friday, nth thts naoa,h, f!ritO the WHOLE
WILL Tx DRAWN ON THaT DAY ana will not be posi-
poned on any accOanl wha.evfr.
~ 4 splendid opportunity Is nom oGe,ed for The
s''mediate accumulation Of usduh-ihe risk 6at
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81 SALE


u virtue OF deed Of ltnsi execu,rd. NV c:e,,oo
"itsEho" 1Hd "iIt, d'iy Recorded the sut.c1ib,y
80 stee her en- tanned, aWd fo5 The pui poses sp.
WI az fbeFySf day u HayCh nesf A. tie fran, do
" nS Hage Hotel 10 The city OF Richmond proceed 10
go nc PIorrr'l hstenahsi nIrfniousd al public ans
~" ;" inpcn of u for reaUy moyey as viii produca
.ue s"in OF bree thousand eight hundJsi ana ,lii,tv
nee d"ia's and iaiiy fnT cruia with legal interest
80. ~. nom HSj OF November last, and all c. .ts
aeihg ne execution Of Ibis trust; anu he residrr
~ lDe purchase money Ia tie psis as follow. 10 vii
SUN Oi thfee thousand humdr ed ana ibf,,v
nee eoiiaTs and ihitty three cents n the irst dsv n
oc'"hsF heNi ensnire and the further sum OF ,ifee
i"HHsand th!ee hundred and thItty turre dniis,
b,,S uies cents on The iist day OF october \ h.
yen,i,er IT,. t e., "e'et, ,htiroh n,in day az No
sen.ner lasi = ow'i: TWO TRACTS or LAND in lie
S'uhlF o. b"niIcu; containing IN sHtV ~ acrrc
aiu t"shi) pve', on The road saJng ffo m The sroot
Ih'hpte TO 'be hesdow BriJees and the othsr ron
'dhns seNe"r i~"acre more or Less on The M.cjsp.
,o'Fiie 'hihpise and bounded in the dse az ,rr,
80 particularly described ; excepting ana resrsyiug
tAtpeT ness ihan Two acres Inherent now occue d ~
baoy, free man Of color I've h. ia-iy hin, ana he
hs!s 10, Tue term OF his lie, ar life Of his wife
A's7 the following SLAVES Peter agnes rI,,s
anu ser infant child louisa, Cab rae e,iza ana Ipgy
nc save VIII couImence AZ eleven a'cihck A
Jan u Ss."ids THOMAS 7 BOuLDiN
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SUCCESSION OF disFoRT0NIN

SUCCESSION OF hIsFoRrUNEA
III u Ia this Guy on Sunday the TAN inst (at the
hohse OF MAJOR Hoiloway,) Mrs. JUDITH CoUcu
geo o. She was native of Keut in EscIand.-rh,
ueceaseo - represented as "f The peskes q hss dspe
ston la the w"Td-She was devoted to her b;tIe an
quehuhs meeting houses churches.
On tuesday following her death the wife oC her son
MI, WIN. Couch Of Petersburg. was deprived OF her
Hoiher' a resident Of the county OF FRINGE George
On Friday, as Mr. aud Mrs Couch were on their wa,
10 the mineral the horse took right and ran away with
the gig-from which both were pIecinitated Air {
was klied, and his lady ia delicate stale of health
was very much Injured.
taxing him 10 the ground tie horse took frrht ran
on ana almost entirely denothed The heaTsr and di.
great injury to ihe csln The latter particulars are
sla'sa 10 me following article rom tie Petersburg lie
publican Of the 2sd lust
FfFdL ACCIDENT.
On FFIdny laSt as Mr.. TpiHiam CoVcR NJ this place
WIN ms lady was going to The county 1.-THE funetai Of
Mrs Cs m";beT abnut hftIen miles FROM ioen the
n"fsei by SOME means, became frightened and beiDg
uhnanageable, ran away with The gig from hich MT
ana slrs couIb were both rrccipiiaied and regret
10 add, that Dir. G. instantly Killed by the fall and
h's iady ver much nJnIcd. though not dangerously.
IN the death Of MT. COpCh disconsuiate wild ~ has
lost one Of the hest Of husbandi and male children
me most aiieciionate of parents, and society worthy
member-naS, the nOblest work 81 Cod AN houett
Society ; aud il there ever was sincere man he
was one, aud no doubt prepared for his nutnely sud
we would add, as sinealaT occurrence that when
the remains OF hT. G.. arrived in The vcisiiy o. the
town, the horse by which they were drawn bee tine
frightened, ran Of. and almost entirely armo shed
hearse, and injured the coffin ia which the heGy was
deposited very considerably. Peters. Rcyw6.
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MARRIED. Ia Gooc,and couuty by the Rev. Levi
ChsidUn, IN the year 1880, tie following couples
JAN. l.-Wiinm smith To Elizabeth SMITH.
Edward N. Bradley TO- Aun +. Richards
o.-Nvl LoNery 10 Elizabeth SangA,er.
Osbrrn L. Fowler . Eli6ab-ih saI,nons
Aprt 2o.--Andtrsm Johnson to Nancy George
Hiny 2.--Wi'lilm lewis ir. 10 Louisa A. Pryor.
ll-Inl'n l. Parrish To Dia,ua L;nlay.
25-Henry lurpin 20 Lucy +. Sattrrw white
June l5--ZaehAriah Isbtl to Virginia DAVENPORT
2z-Saniirl c. Mitchell tn Martha Cnckt
July ls-t FRANCIS T. Strgrr 10 Ann +. Clements
2O-John Sattrwhite To Ann Graves.
Aug 2-Jarnes Hoye to Nancy Whit.
= 3 homas A. WOolson To Christian Iohnsun
sept. 6-Sandy Britt to Mary Iiughys.
Oct 5-Jessie ParrS, and PLticy Murrer.
;Sov' 1-Wii'on NJ HOuchsns to Ann Hrrndon.
Dec 3-kieiird 7. Underwood ana Martha Mullins
zo-Andrew CreSsan and Anna Pag4
2I-James WhilIncI. and TGLah,th IInip IL