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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
BUCKlNGAAM LAND FOR SALE-

rEltiE subscriber offers for 600 acres OF land
X being part Of the tract which Mr. benjamin. ninf,rd
has resided for ycnrstuatc in the rountv of Buck
nghtm and adjoining the lands Of Ar. Garland Brown ON
Inc north Mi. = Irvine the west. MIR. Trent and
ScrnsgS on the south and William PANEL Esq on The
enSA sufficient portion of this land is woods aud very
heavily timhered-rhs land is situated in hcaliv and n
grerabe neigboThood and abaun,is with springs OF excel
lent er and lies miles from WilIss river from
New Canton on Iaue river Persons disposed purchase
are invited to view the land Tor themselves which will he
She"n by Mr. Yes, or Mr.. Gcprge II. Allen living on the
place. There win lie about 80 bushels of wben, seeded o
The land his FALL 1t will be divided suit purchasers or
od enire 10y private sale and if sold before 0.h
hdder-Acr which, will he sold all the stock aud planta
fodder, oats, SC. - '
FERNS OF saeone two three and four years credit from
Gay OF sale, with deed of trust the pavmen
BENJAMIN MOSBY,
Error IF Ltike6erryiIosb,. deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

iiE coprctnerp heretofore existing under the firm NJ
a yENABIb LiGON n Cumlorlanl county Va was
i day Dissolved by mutual consents and the business Nil
IN iuiurebe conducted by VIM 4. Lyon sione.
AZ nose " 10 are indebted 10 Us, whom G arc in
debed viii please apph 70 fumes scLaurne ktiorncy NJ
Law who IS duly authorized make y settlement OF our
business SANUEL VEN8BIE.
WA. r. LIGON
~ The outsiendnr iebte - licssrs. yenaie Icon be
ing put into Hands crsetiemeni hope those inIeh
20 Tue nr VIII come forward speedily and raw on ,cr res
Pecu'e deots, OF sus viii b ndiscr1inaieiv instituted
Cumberland, November r. 5s"StEi '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
l'h'irds'phG, Norcr.5.'. i, 1921.
NOTlrT

Ii persons indebted 10 the Of BENJAMIN WAR
MEX deceased, late Of this city rookscer C,~ cooks
VIC purchased NJ his store in Richmond arc desired tn
nahe payment TO Robert l. Smith Philip Doiglery At
me store IN Richmond, Ioin T. Drake who viii
corrections in the country for ihc and TO none others
JOSEPH WARNER. Acting Eycrujcr.
u he business continued at the old stand and all Book
and Stationary sold THE reduced prices for cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
TRUST SALE OF LAND & NEGROES

OURS CANTto deed Of bearing date the An ,av r
AUGUST la2t mud duly recorded in the clerks office of
county court OF Essex which deed made Inv Col John
w w. h 10Y OF Tho Fnuneoy deceased, shall
m we .n"d ih9ddp ,n Jarnnryne Oeiug Essex
proceed To sell to the highest bidder for cash lf,e tb
uoor OF the FARMERS Hotel in the Tappaannorl
mat very valuable tract of land in the county of tex on
me happahannock river, known cnc, wv he name Of
BATHURST also the following NEGRO SLAVES 10 vii !.
oay nnh her four children, Edmund, Martha Harriet md
Young child-Alay and her three children, Nr, Moses and
chd-Cbarlotte and her children Iavina & lo,nre
pAuy, woman--licny, Nclsnp, Tom, An.ew ard John
or a. much OF the said land and OF the said rroc
rs will satisfy the purposes the said deed Suc t;, onj
rs IS vested IN the subscriber will le the purchaser
GUSrAYUS a. JONES' Tr.,stee
Urlanna, October go
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TIE SUBSCR[RLkI

qualified as administrator on the estate Of EBE
II HELEh MACNAIN, deceased, hereby rpnres,s ,iI
persons having claims against the estate to them co.
settlements ana those indebted estate are reonesc 10
make payment Immediately. i'''1' "
- - EDMUND D. MACNAIR.
n. lin the absence if the administrator from his
~ persons Interested viii please make application To Ir
bEWlS WEBB, who will attend 10 the business and II is
ParcHlary requested that any gentleman holding any ,s
Richmond, August 81 40 % ~ '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
EDUCATJON

WE subscriber viii continue school the ensuing veor
q. ms mouse IN the upper part Of Hanover county, under
Ig uec''On OF MIR Lewis w Taylor. Ills terms are ninety
uoas IO BOARD, including diet fuel candles washing and
ehnk for tuition twenty five dollars An allowance c
ave collars VII be made any pupil will furnish his own
anu neuedng The English Latin, French and Greek
igsspy anu The elements Of mathematics geometry
nc schoD WIN commence the 10Th of January and CON-
tinue until tue 10th of December with The excc,,ior 80 %
nr;r Of @ea,ion some time in the one half he
the other half on the Of November No rvr;I ,.i h
November Q. Z, go, III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

90 The ENQUIRER ispublishcd twice week, general
Is, and three times week during tue session of the
Price, the heretofore Fire DeIrrs per
num- payable in advance. Notes of chartered specie
Banks ('iy) will be received in payment. The Editors will
the safety of rcm,ng them by mail, the postage
of all letters being paid h, the writers.
~ No paper will he discontinued, ut the discretion
of the Editos until all arrearages have been paid up.
Ur Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, le-First Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, so cents.
- No Advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
for assumed by person in this city, envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
Fruit, Forest Trees, &c.

5GAfES5s frlaf, Forest Trees, &c.
SssSSyss BENJAMIN PRINCE g. co. have
SEVa3fE Tor sale, nj their old established Nursery.
Flushing a.. I) near New Yorl their usual
EXTENSIVE variety of European and American
FRUIT X FOREST IREESA variety of the largest goose
berries in America also raspberry and curran bushes
Grape vines roses morse chcsuts weeping willows Euro
pean mountain as magnolias trpetia, accuminaia and
ganea silver r or balm Of Gileod beautiful eycrgreen
linden or lime tree and variety other ornamenin
shrubs and piantCaaiogues Of which may be had nj the
Store Of Messrs. Ellis & Ahan Richmond ~ " ~
~ Orders left with Them forwardedto Re,;,oir Primo,
Co. no. 1876 Pcarl-strect New York will he immrdia,ev
October O,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

hE'" purchased ont Mann s. Valentine in that well
known establishment the SHOCKOF-IIIII r kWEnS
ths method OF informing his friends and the public
III nh' ne mas prepared himself with every thing
LOT The geneei accommodation suc, as may
nm, Win their company, in the best style on the most
e"Sohhnie terms His experience in the lire of his proes
son together with disposition at a times 70 "l,,ia H.
SoPas WI en.e him TO share of public patronage. His
he sli always be furnished with the best grain and
fodder that can be purchased and attended by one of ,h
most experienced o>;lers in Virginia " ~
~ Six or eight members of the next Icpsature can Ia
accommodated with board by the week for then,saIe
November rs. s5-St tony T,r,,,~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
NOTICE-

virtue Of two several trust deeds executed TO the sub
- scrbcT trustee, by Henry Farmer one aci M s.I
dy Of December $40, and fie other fl,e fs ,v oc Ne
@ ara both Of record in tie CLERKS Office OF the cognf,
ell ol Chesterfield. the 22f dyoC NorfpIec ff
not INC next lair das, will be sold public auction st J.
= Woouhn tavern % he highei Bladder for cash. 3t val
vabe tract OF land lying IN Chesterfield county on the road
ieahng from hchnond 20 Goodies Bridge abnot ~ u,ile
ABOVE tue town Of Manchester and witch Colonel enry
fmef ~ pesent resides, containing about 900 acres o.
wmch about 1Oacrcs valuable creek low gto,,ns ~,
'D's nu mere are al the necessary buding in state Of
gooi repair iT the comfortable accommodation OF small
bhN us believed from discoveries that have hccn made
o. coH ~ me neghborlood that this Of land ,,ro,
contains very 'alG1bic body Of cnaiAlso, IS ST AVIS
SIX negro men and nine and children: or SO auv ~
me slaves as The payment " the monies sScnr Nv t ,ig
ue ~, may require SAMUEL TAYLOR. trustee.
N''"o' We 46-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
70 Needing o}he President and Directors OF

ut .heetine q The President and Directors of
me JGn,,s Riper Company 1874 day IF O-:o5tr 1921
- SOLNED that proposals. will be till the lei Of
~ December, for making the TURNPIKE ROAD i'm sec
lions commencing ut station No As in the third mile from
hanaw river (irst secou CRISIS Tavern. and from
oalahans toihe mouth of Dunaps creek agrecahy 20 The
sleccaiion which has been adopted, and which NAV be re-
ierreu To ON application Mr.. Robert Pollard or Ia tine
hoad Commissioners in Greenbrier county.
Acopy-reste, ROBERT POLLARD CLERK.
October -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
wILLIAM WHITrEaioRE & co.


~ u The above inscriptions except she No and the words
Coton Hnd BOSTON stamped on the Cards semi circular
lnfnthe No AMI words Cotton Boston are printed
rdfght and within the scmicircc. Dated New York 1856
Fcarl-sfreef. SkNI WqfT.rI,,JnnP ~ RI,
October .. - 5,,s ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
UNITED STATES.
NAVAL SCHOOL.


We learn, with infinite pIrosure fb,t .
school for the instruction of Midshipmen in
elementary literature, and nautical science is
TO be opened immediately, on board the n. &.
irlgate Gue7Tiere, at the Navy Yard. GDsport.
The School will be under the most r;0iJ ma
val discipline organized on the most efficient
plan, and conducted by gentlemen in fhe M
val service, well qualified for such a duty.
1t has been long matter of wonder with
us, that while classical schools. of thc FIRST cha
racter, were provided by government for the
rearing OF sklllul aud Intelligent officers for
the army, such facilities were entirely with
he Id from the young officers of our navy.
who have been heretofore left to- propr t,,eir
way to preieruent, without friendly LIGHT to
direct their course. Who now can saw that
Our naval affairs are not upon an envi,bIe r,ot,
ing f.v,rG,it Regcn any,
A letter TO heeditors, from Bro,onsv;lle n
Y. dated the 9TH instant, furnishes tho ,rat;
tying information that Major General Brn,cV
IS rapidly recovering from the illness which
mas made prisoner of him for the last three
weeks. The attack in the FIRST instance, all
tho,Sh severe and alarming, Was by no means
80 dangerous as represented in some OF the
newspapers. His perfect and early restoFa-
on By his family. mn. hi
General Jdcfsoa.--Letiers of the cd Gjt.
from Pensacola,w which we have seen last even
ing, confirm the superstition that Gen. Jack
son 80, WIZ not resume the government of the
tlorldas. One ofthc letters SAYS that ID.
""''H@' h"g, iateoF the army, IS talked ofas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

the new goyerncr and it is added that" u
petition was handing abput, praying the Pre-
sident 10 appoint him, which will be signed by
all the Spaniards." Bat. .4rcricdn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
Dissolution

DlSSOlIUTiON.
VIE conarnershp heretofore existing under the firm Of
n COTTON, REED * CLARKE has been ,ssoIred Ia,
mutual consent J. b. Cotton and Henry Clarke viii NJ
na TO closing the same well the Enclosed business Of
The firm OF l.. Reed Co. in Boston, is also dissolved.
a WA De closed by Ludoyicus Reed. All those indebt-
ed 20 tue above firms requested make immediate nav
meats as late arrangements render il necessary F'
J0SEPIIUS y. COTTON,
LUDOViCUS REED
HENRY CLARKE.
J. D. Cotton and Henry Clarke win continue business in
ihs place under the firm of COTTON & CLARKE and
LGdoYicus Reed, on his own account in Boston.
Nov. 16 .r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
NllI'ICi.

M III BE SOLD at the Auction Store of Brooke and
w Iiubbar, Monday The 1914 dn1 IF Iecembsr us,t
al shares 10 The ichniond Osborne Turnpike Company,
Va ~ s' pe any MnnCy cue On that day.
G.A CARRINGTON Treasurer.
November q ~ oav.,,t 'e''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
BR. MILO W SMITH,

s1aOPoSES conducting SCHOOL the ensuing YEAR NJ
X Sho Pump, in which the following branches will he
'auh VIZ reading, writing arithmetic, English grammar
geography and the Latin language.
ne subscriber being DESTROYS have his children tnurht
NJ nome and that good school may he made Ip so as 10
enable nm TO support il takes this method of Informing
ihose VINO may think proper encourage it, that he will
Doru Ten orwelve boys Including lodging srchine and TT
3n M me reduced price ofninty dollars the pupi study
only the fngiis and EinetyHce dollars the lngunges
ne subscriber deems unnecessary any thing
that IS so generally known 10y great number of gentlemen
and ladies who have resoried this place account of the
salubriy OF the air He, however, will saw that those who
may SEND their children TO board with him. NAV derend on
e srictest attention being paid to their moral deporment
ds wen Us 10 Their advancement in learning.
IS important that those who wish TO send should
make known their intentions Certainly y the i Of Dec1
Nv application 10 the Rev. DIR. John H. Rice or Mr. Jon
rar hichmond-or by letter directed the subscriber
{" S nor lump RO III. SAUNDERS.
--e 2noII runP, NOV. 1h 55-3t
~ virtue of deed of exccueJ Inv Ion,s Tc1L1 90
- laniel Wade and William Saunders on ,be sri,
aN OF May 1913, and duly recorded the county of
n Tor the purpose OF securing the payment of certain sums
ol money therein mentiOncdW be sold on me ~ dav nj
D.cenber neat iair IL not the fair oay on the nr
hiSP 10 the highest bidder for money the prnrcrv
conveyed by the said deed OF consisting of Tract nj
LAND lying IN said county OF CoochIand adjoining the
lands OF John Bass, Mary Vaughn Richard SicCau and
Others containing eighteen acres viii Saw and y,
Htli tereon his sale will be for the purpose Of
raising the balance ofhe last Of money iuiende 10 no
secured 10y the said deed, and mentioned therein.
DANIEL WADE Sen. D.
Nov. rs. tds4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
TRUST SALE.


VII subscribers will sell by for ready money nm
fTldry'he va day Of merit month, tire Eagle Tavern
in the CIT, of Richmond by virtue Of deed of trust made
70 ie ny John r. Shields dated the day of June gIs
ana Oh record IN Henerico County Court The lot of land
mentioned IN that deed being the lot No in DarmatI
pan, near the Bowling Green
CHARLES COPELAND
- . THOMAS BROKE NBROUGU
~. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
WANTS A SITUATION

y e country as TEACHER Of public school for the en-
year, OF as tutor in private family, (ihc latter
Moud he Peiere) young capable Of Instructive
NJ ~ tne departments necessary for attainment
sonn ngsh education, and the principal branchesof
h,Inehcs' Odisputed testimony he produced as 10
character and abities.-Appy at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
STRAYED OR STOLEN-

E'ROM Mr. Russell HIPS stable in PETERSBURG n pa;r nj
dark sorrel horses five six years old, five feet one
mp with gear Ifnoi stolen they will probably make toward
rGT aan County, wiz liberay reward any person who
VII tIurn mem 20 Mr. Hill Of Petersburg me in Pow
hlan county or TO Messrs. Gray PanSey in Hchnond
~. 10. 50-4t EDWARD BAPTIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
NOI'll,E,

IL persons having claims against the estate Of ARCNUD
= BASS, deceased, of Chesterfield county, are requested
u make them known and those ndebte make immediate
payment to WM. WISFEEE t,,n'or
CntS!Pfit'tU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
MATfAPoNY LAND FOR SALE.


SAFlNG determined toihe south I shall dis
pose oi the irac; of land which live Caroline
county, on reasonable terms The lies within about
three miles vt lowing Green, acres y re-
cent suNey-ncarly oil la' lan and quality e1ua nny
ON ue rver-About 30 or 90acr ofthe low grounds
on we river side OF which bank has lately thrown
up, 10 secure II from irunaon No tract land in this
part OF Tue coun,ry combines ges-persans
however ""'ed 10 purchase, VIII view JUDGE them
selves - sale is made in tne privilege will given The
purcnser TO iced wheat this iaii the subscriber will
SOW 'ne GROUND prepared, amd sell il with tire land
rossessh WIN De gwen nrst of January perhaps
sooner ~ required. ALLEN AppERSON.
Oct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

meeting oi The President and OF t,. TaInes
- hNer company on the 10Th of November 1921
ofd That the Clerk advertise that proposals will e
uh'il me ION OF December, for experienced per
and Bridges. A copy teste 80 ~ ia '"du
NV. 10. oo-2awti5D ROBERT POLLARD. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
leo NEGROES WANTED.


iiE highest cash price will given for one hundred and
twenty negroes in families separately. Apply to the
subscriber nj his residence or Mains~ect TWO doors
oeiow me Union Hotel. OvERToS SEAWELL.
OcIootr 10. 5i-tf
I'O he sold Tuesday nioptI ali that
BLOCK OF BUILDINGS i'm the town of Petersburg,
Hng on Old street, commencing Mr.. Samuel Daviss o
extending to Sycamore thence Sycamore
mr. Thomas Dunn's house.-Terms a the sale.
-, JOHN II. ARCHER
In.lerc, ocI. IY. f7-i!s
HAVING made GEORGE WOODSON infereSied i'm NV
business will in future be conducted under the firm,
VI ahhs ,,',. q " oodson EDM. ANDERSON.
1I,aNDERSoN & WOODSON respectfully inform their
rehus anu the public that they will n general
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
in the house formerly occupied by Edmund Anderson 'front.'
ing the Basin. November ~ 81 Q, '''"'-
iGFSA TRUNK FOUND,
y the stage road between Richmond and F,ceric
~ near the Merry Oaks Friday ast-appnreptIy Close
packed ein somewhat heavy The owner can bay, rho
same ny paying expenses and proving property Appy NJ
this Office. % r -ssPt"' a.
NOTICE.
LII persons indebted 10 the estate of VIM HICKMAN
= deceased, late uf Powhaan county, are requested 10
maze immediate payment Those having claims are desired
TO produce thcm Edward Baptist authorized TO transact
all business my behalf.
=, ANN HICKMAN,
Wv 10. ol--ot- Ertr q I'm. Hickman. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
TO SPORTSMEN OF ME FIELD-

JAMES .McNAUGHT, GUN MAKER.
* Sfi.;itULLf informs the citizens of Richmond
mnehcs'er, and tie surrounding country to any ex
lrh| mat ne Is prepared with superb assortment or
ey ucie which constitutes the delight and ornament of
' sportsman oil The field by unremit,ed attention 10 eve
~ branch oi his profession, he will eneavor 10 merit thar
,ed encouragement he has been favored so bernIIv
VIM since ms commencement. The assortment he has on
ha consists principally of Fowlng Pieces Pistols and Ri
nnn s,nsie twisted Siubb and Damascus Barrels OF ali
nsis ana sizes. pue!n" Pistols, Locks and Mountings
lor completing any orer-MILITARY and Arr Ne
n Sa ana ,tANGEhs Shot Belts aud Flasks Buges
oi,s iioins Dog Collars and Calls; Wash Rods with
apparatus complete, &c.-Repars done 10 runs pals mr.
riss according to the most accepted European improve
~ can furnish or two well broke DOCS far ,h
heid TO any one who may be inclined 10 purchase ''
NV. 10. ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
MARSHAL,S SALE.

Ut y -1LU1BLE L.YsFDS .4.ND SI.9TES
NDER decree III the superior cnncerv for the
~ Richmond district. pronounr e., the etl a uf nnarv
'SiF ma caue depending therein between William Bernard
executor OF john lpkins deceased pit against Thomas
foote's def shall e 2gh day II Rorsbsr nest AT the
'front.' door of The Eagle Hotel in the ichmon offer
or sale by public auction the highest bidder for Cah the
following property, much thereoras sufficient to
satisfy the said decree, viz 1879 OF LAND living the
county oil SnuceStcr 1880 of wlich were purchased
OF LOWS Burwe and wife by the said pootcs and 500 acres
otJ"hn Stubs, and adjoining the lands OF Lewis
watkins and Others lying partly Severn river |:
lS land conveyed by the said Burwcl in the deed
aforesaid also the house and land containing acres
whereon the said ltootes formerly resided adjoining the
Town oil trricr cksbur;s and the following SLAVES viz
REFER Michael Tom, Isaac, Nat Ned Peter Jesse Fre-
ck hils, Sawney Sarah and child Sal. Easter < Charles
ih,is, Kenny and her daughter Jenny PATTY Frankey
mills child Murria Humphrey and Tom, Alice and her
cht sally Nelly aDd her child Billy; Lucy Fanny her
child BILLY, Easter her child Polly. Rose her hid Billy
Jonathan ami sam Rachel, Silla, Dick Blacksmith and Tenor
lay aforesaid. j. GIJERRANT ri : &, r. p n
September 90. M,,is
The balance due and PAYABLE the above decree is
EilO WIN nierest from The nrst day Of Innun
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EVTERpEIAD,
Or, .,Iusicut IntelLigencer.

A PERIODICAL paper has been
IN published in Boston since April,
1920, exclusively devoted to the diffusion
of musical information.
1t embraces general history of mu-
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societies-review new musical works
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interesting upon every branch of the
musical sclence-improvements in mu-
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a register OF musical ransactions-select
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embraced. To what extent information
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our enterprise, we will not presume to
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objects, we show the scope and range Of
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with promise, that our abilities, such
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Saturday, at two dollars and fifty cents
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Boston, October 81, 1890.
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-03-13
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IN trading for two notes of hand executed
to the subscriber by John Todd, one for seven
ty and the other for eighty-seven dollars. or
whereabouts, as they were frauduently stclen
from me on or about the 5th of Jar.,a,,, lac;
There were also taken at H.. same t;,ns anS
IN the same manner, a number of deeds ana
bonds executed 20 me by different persons,
'''loi'e w.nch were two certificates in the
name OF Geo. Coventry for 100 acres of land
each, together with his transfers of the same
to mel bond for the conveyance of so acres
OF land on Gabbpurie island, near St. Louis.
executed to me by Col. Elias Rector, together
with q number Of other papers not now recol.
lected WILLIAM NAV
Feb. 5--S76