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NOTICE TO MINERS 4 OTHERS

virtue Of deed oftrus from John Staples to Iancs
EI Brown, Jr. Wm. Finncv and Hcaah CLARK dated ~.
2sd day of April 1873 for tho purpose Of securing 70 Re-
amin James Harris the payment Of certain of money
therein mentioned and nv OF parties Interested
shall proceed TO sell nj public auction on ThuIqr r., e,S
dry 9Any nert nj II ook. in front of the Eagle Hotel
that very valuable property situated the canal within
one mile of the BASIN formerly known IIarr cotton
factory, but since converted into manufacturing mill and
called Stapless Mill. '
The mill bouse 40 feet long by as feet wide buiIt az
brick nte strongest and substantial manner and CO.
yered with tieIt contains three pair Of Burr stones
feet inches diameter and pair Of Cologne stones
The machinery is Of the most approycd new
tnte o l2OOD barrels of -four per quality of %
-four made there is well established and arnrnvei-at
.achcd the premises a dwelling borse rr Tho &C.,,
mediation uf the miller.
Toms q SGi,-5i5o dollars PAYABLE in ready morev
20oO dollars PAYABLE the Of APRIL fs29-And the
residue two wears from the day of sale purchaser
give negotiable notes with approved rntorsers and dcpl
ntrust ON the property the credit psvnents
Apr26 tI3--idS THE TnJrSTEpc
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WILLIAM ANDERSON.

OFI Frs FOR SALE,
IREE thousand lbs. cotton yarn assorted from the T.
A MON MaunficiurY
90 piecesT-s and A. Shrii0gs do. do.
~ hbds. Muscovado Sugar
70 do. Orleans do.
large do. ST. Croix do.
~ i,ls. Loaf ard Lump do.
coon lbs. Greer, Coffee
runrhcrns Antigua Ruiz,
I pipe old Sicy Wine
10 bbls. d.. RIVE Whiskey.
90 tens nar Iron, assorted
do Blistered Steel
! do. German do
| do. Plough Plates
g do. patent Shot. assorted
46 kegs Dupon''s and IF Gunpowdsr
60 do. cut Nails and Brads assorted
so do. wrought do. du.
is boxes Smiths cotton Cards
do. do. wool do,
30 do. Mould Candles
20 do. brown Soap
@ do. white do.
los reaus Cap Paper
50 do. letter 10.
81 10. wrapping do.
In dozen Plough Lines
40 do. Bed Cords
hLds. Copperas
bags Pepper
do. rimenio
kegs refined Salt Petre
Is dozen Wr6 Sleeves
Imperial and Guupowder Teas, in chests and CAMS
10 and 10 X - glass
Indigo, naddef, alum, ginger nutmcrs rice
London mustard, pint tumers, ware. deniioans
Nova Scotia grind stones of liquors
i": AMI small parcel first rate chewing tobacco.
May 8. I5-tf
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PATSb' MI COA(i0 Nf1H -

PAVbNT COACH Nrk- Nj
TUE snbs rhcr hos TO- s1r English paicr cosrh md
= Gig Sprrss- patent nxeires. coach stop Re-
ster patent seam Cooking Stoves adaried the ri
private families hotels steam boats, and other
hitting in This mchod of COOLING economy, cesnIiness dit;
cacy and cnnvenienee and Is deemed the for dres
hsh iesh and Vegetables either bv boiling roaSting1kirg
bromg stewinr steamne the whole performed Lv die
use Of one small FIRE place consuming comparatively lint
very small quantity ofne The excellence nf these s,oves
IS confirmed by their becoming in general use in the Nor
the cities; the cost Of the above is considerably reduced
below former prices. NJ. b. PoITIAITX
ALSO on HAND,
Champagne and Clarct Wine
a few baskets fresh Salad Oil.
April so. -, ar
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CHEAP BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

Al the Market Bridge, Richmond, t'iYgiuia,
AND NO III MARKET STREET PHILADFLPH1A,
Two close The concern of the late BENJAMIN WARNER
bis executors offer for reduced prices for
cash or city accentarces, his extensive stock of
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY,
consisting Of Law Medical Theological Classical and Mis-
cehneous Books particularly extensive variety of the
latest ana most approved editions of English Latin Greek
aud FRENCH Srhoo Books and articles Stationery suited
TO the demand Of Country Merchants
u Gentlemen Of the l'ar and those in the practice and
STUDY OF medicine; academies and schools who
purchase 10 sell again. will he supplied from IS so per
cent below the usual selling prices.
~ Any books which the market affords procured IL NOT
on hand. AnriI 70 100 re, " w.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

II ANAWAY, on SATURDAY., 9th inS,) negro GORGE,
from p to so years Of age ship carpenter by trade
stout hi'i thick lips and shows his teeth plain when
tnHing-as lately bad Of his thumbs mahed
,he na-has also two scars his head. lie had when
raised in Portsmouth, Va and brought 20 this MACE in
he steam boat by Mr. Joseph osbourn The reward
WIN DC paid for experimenting securing negro out
ofthi state or Is within the same, if that
get HIM again line addressed to this place will
Immediately attended IoA persons are forbid harber-
ing or employing said negro. CHARLES HATCHER.
Richmond April ttn--tf
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TRIrST DEED.

EY yistuc Of decd of trust dared tic 9th day of Sept.
p 1919 duly recorded in the cnrico Court "Necntcd to
the subscriber v Jos III. ayo for purposes therein
toned shall proceed IN sell public auction. before M
door OF the Eagle Hotel Thurdny ne 3oh day IF oy
"rt 1t IL ok o cash, certain piece parcel Of land.
which the said Mayo purchased the Maon i Corpan,
No 8 being rooS and 90 poles which land lies
the James river and Is composed principally Of low
grounds Of that river. Also owe hall Of undivided
To- olan being in the city Of Richmond in Croucls
PLAN by No ~. which said Lot purchased by the said
MAYO. from Benz Mosby, only eciing Of Ricid
Crouch, decd. WI. PATTERSON Trustee.
Anril 90 Jii-St
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nTarct, .
a. WORTHY OF ATTENTInN


TINE subscriber Principal Agent the Penitcntiarv
l. authorised offer private sale, in conformity
with of the Legislature its session authorizing
such sale, the liberal terms stated below the fol.
lowing articles viz
Mill Stones+ warranted of the Qalitv from 10
81 feet; large Wagons; few Drays and Wheat
Fans Plough OF various Sizes frecborns patent mprov-
ed tfarrows and CuliivaturS Bedcords white cotton
Cloth woeen ditto for negro clothing; Shoes. &c.
These articles will bo offered the regular selling
prices until sales a certain effected.
TERMS-50 to :, 100, twelve monihs-S 100 TO 200 cgt-
teen months 20D and upwards. credit Bonds
with approved security, either from country or town.
1PersonS wishing of the above articles will well
send in their orders early possible, il believed
the amount intended to he sold these win
tsken. NJ. H. GiCE.
April ~ lif-8t
certify that three pair Of Burr Mil Stones, made for
the Virginia Penenary have been in operation for
three and prove I've OF excellent quality
consider them equal TO any of the kind else
where. JOHN STAPLES
We have had in operation 1T the Richmond near
~ twelve months past pair of Burr Mill made
the Peneniiary of Virginia whic fully answer orr rx-
pecations and think equal any other Mil Stones
We have in use. Ed. CUNNINGHAM & co.
April
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FRESH GOODS.
III E1fTkrH TQ1fES G. o.


Observation-Disclosures, have received by the budget and
l Virginia, from New York, and the lydia Davis: from
DRY GOODS Among themare
Rich figured Nankin Grape robes
Assorted Canton grapes
Grape shawls assorted
Rich figured silks, various kinds
Elegant silk shawls and handkerchiefs
black Canton hdkfs. Italian grapes
Heavy black senchews, do. levantnes
India and French striped and green horences
ladies' and genemen's silk gloves and hose
Flag and English Company bandanna hdkfs
English super; black fOreniines
italian, English and canton sewing silks
Silk umbrellas and parasols
Aiarge assortment ofribhons, braids &c.
ladies kid and beaver gloves
Gcnilemens beaver and dog-skn gloves
Eliddling and super prints and London chintz
uperne white and striped Jeans and cotton cassimeres
An elegant assortment of Nlarseles Valencia resings
Elegant printed nuslins
Corded cambrics and muslins
Striped and needle worked muslinS
Figured book andleno muslns
al and Ga plain book musins
a. and g.; cambric musins and jaconet cambTcs
A and O. camoric ginghams
9S steam-loom shirtings
a. to 81 sha.ls
Cotton handkcrchcfs
Jaconct cravas
Russia drillings, plain and ribbed
Ribbed elastic cord
Russia sheeiings, brown holland
White plallas, Irish linens
Lawns, diapers, and sheengs
Bombazeites and bomi,azin ines assorted
Bedtieking, brown and white domestic shirtings
Plaid and striped domesiics
Herman rolls, burlaps, liesSians
German oznaburgs and iichlcnburgs
Sheppards, Lewis, AustnS and lenrys London cloths
and cassimeres assorted
Yorkshire cloths and cassmeres assorted
SupeTfne shirting fannels
a large assortment of vest and coat buttons
Besdrs many other articles.
The above goods selected with great care by our
partner residing in New Yorrc whom we shall receive
regular supplies Great Inducements will be held
those who buy with money, customers who have hereto
fore been punctIa We respectfully invite
chants and persons wishing 10 purchase retail call
examine our goods. +. JAMES IL co.
On Consignment-25 bbls. best rectifed WHISKEY.
April ~ IOe-9t
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NOTIEE

DV virtue Of Deed Of Trust the subscriber
= by william Bernard of POwbaan county, secure
tain 81 ms therein expressed Thomas Porter shall
oer Tor sale for cash, he 25h day Of May merit between
end Of Chesterfield county on the buckingham road former
occupied by James Howard, dec. the Of land
wbicn said bernard resides also negro men TO wit
WILL & JOE Of 50 much Of said property as will nav
What may then be due, and expenses attending the exec
ZION OF tins trust MILTON CARY. Trustee.
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RY virtue ola deed of t<, executed to u, by Christopher
- Clark, for the indemnity Of Thomas Moore
Oey which bears date the 18th day of October 3i9 npd is
recorded in tue court Of Campbell shall
on the 2ofh dcy Of Nay merit m fair if not the fair ay
to sell at public auction the premises. for ready money
that valuable and highly improved called Sandusty
formerly The properly of Charles Johnston, lyae IL the
county OF Campbell, the Lynchlurg Salem Turnpike
New London
This tract contains between fourn and five hundred
OF land which is naturally one quality and has been high
~ improved The fertility the SOIL the value ofthe wood
the convenience and beauty of the buildings she heal
hinesS of the situation render this the
estates in this part of the country. Purchasers from
lance invited attend il is likely great bargain
may be obtained Acting trustees, shall convex
title only is vested in under the decd above entiou
ed EDWARD WATTS
WILLIAM rkDFOfD,
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TRTCT SHTE

uREEABLE to the provisions oa deed trust
10 the subscriber by VILLA Bondurant Martha hi,
coz Tor purposes therein mentioned shall proceed 10
se on inc premises Tor cash, the 2fR of Man inst
certain tract or parcel Of land Situated wing and being in
he counties Of Cumberland and Powhaian, containing by
survey i've hundred and FIVE which said uaci
Iahd Is part Of greater tract formerly owned ly r.
Chamberayne, or so much Of the said land will lie su-
.len the money due and the CHARGES at
tending the execution Of said saleconveyin such tit %
rs is vested in the subscriber as trustee.
L. H. MOSDT, Trusteee.
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A yA;UABLE FARM FOR SALE,

r WING in the county of Charles City, on the waters Of
4 C;hckahominy river. containing by estimation 7i5
acres be the less, large proportion OF which
low grounds Of very superior quay--we waered On
The premises are a wood house, an overseers
house, and n very good mill-seat
1874 d1 of NAV merit il will that day be offered o sale
AZ punt iC AUCTION, before the Eagle Hotel in the city
OF Richmond. - .
TeynsS12no in cash. and the balance in 10 months, with
bond deed Of trust on The land TO secure
1.-THE title papers may lie seen with MIR. Geo. p Crtmp,
who wilseIl the my agent.
lid y. NJ. GREGORY.
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JOHN H. COEkE-

WILL regularly attend the courts in Cumberland Pow.
w hatan and GOochand cninties.
Seottsyillc Powhatan March % fa3-wsw
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.
TUE summer session will the 22d -f April
inst and close the 50 September next. Those dis
posed to send pupils to this institution requested en-
Ter them at the commencement Of the The public IN
general are noaware ST the great inconvenience arising
INC !eacbcr and the serious loss TO the STUDENT from
Iennon to This circumstance For tuition 80 per annun,
or for session 20 House rent and library Fec per
annu or per session Board including washing 500
pupil 10 furnish his bedding or The steward can accom-
m9daie him for the additional sum of per session.
The trustees wish TO employ an assistant who Is rnod
mathematician, and teach the Latin n will also be a
pr OF his duty TO teach arithmetic writing and reading
tngish correctly, and elegantly, objects demanding their
racular attention. Application win be wade Mr. r.
OFlaherty, president ofthe academy,
JOHN ". BERNARD President
JOHN TAYLOR.
CHARLES @. TALIAFERRo, Trus-
JOHN TAYLOR. Jun. fees
PHILIP LIGHTFOOT,
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

E1RoM the neighborhood Of Mhchciis string about
tho ai instant small Anna'rcia or chclasaw poncy
cut his ~ hind leg, switch tail about wears old
II IS the roney that bought Of Mr.. Gusts horse
drover from Augusa.I will give five dollars for
and oil reasonable expenses FIVE dollars nflr-
nation as win enable me TO get him.
Aprilos -
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NOTTCE rs KEREBY GIVEN,

TJ1JlAT the administration bonis with the will
ncSed of the estate of WILLIAM CARR, Sen deceased,
has been granted the subscriber: All persons having
claims arans requested to present them TO
the subscriber indebted TO the estate are requested
10 make payment tn him: ,,,-o,, ,,..,,,
non, with the will annexed, OF
VIM. Carr, SEN dec.
r,,,c.;os u, Anril 10 109--8t
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NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS /!
.4udifOr,S Office. .4vrI 9. I8g

.f""uW HU"e, .IFfu %, lo-2.
MO sheriff or other collector of the public revenue
authorized TO collect the of taxes due lands
which have been. hereafter he delinquent
this oihce but such lands only he payment
into the Ireasury-Ths notice sinended we'll Tor the
Information of collecting officers for ali proprieors of
land, whether residents al the state, or not.
JAS. T.. HEATH, Auditor
April O. IOs-tr OF pubI;, Accounts
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VIE subscriber is DESTROYS sell tract Of land living on
me Norhanna river in the upper end of Hanover coun
~ distant SS miles from Richmond and % from Fretercks
burg by recent this 1876 acres
about 300 acres open the balance in woods produces
COCO tonacco corr and other glover wheat
WIN c use Of plaster is particularly adapted abounds
with hne springs has the river for and
Two bold creeks pass through it, aordng rich deep soil
suitable Tor cultivation, or To mnke meadows extent
10 two gentlemen who might he disposed settle near
each other this land might he dyided
so as to give on one lot comfortable dwelling house. large
harm anu other houses, orchards well selected fruit
trees: on the other let good dwelling house kitchen &c
WITH two orchards also excellent convenient 10
both settlements The subscriber would also with The
land the negroes the estate about so in stocks
OF horses cale sheep and hogs with all the implements of
hsan6,y on the estate Persons DESTROYS view this pro-
perry Will please call Mr. Hancock living on place or
ON the subscriber residing in Richmond
April 10. lila
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M The ENQUIRER is published twice week. general
w. and three week during the session Of the STATE
IT, the heretofore fipe Dollars per
Al ,un payable in advance Notes OF chartered, specie
,anks (oniy) will he received in payment The Ed
Tnrs will safety Of RENTING them by mail
the postage ,f all letters being paid by the writers
mr. No paper will he discdi anued but at the discretion
tf the Edorsl until all arrearages have been paid
NJ will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
sha have a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
VI One square, te,s-Firs Insertion, rs cents-eac
continuance, so cents.
Advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
for assumed by person in this city, environs.
TTIO the the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Il the Diocese of Virginia:
The Convention OF Clerical Lay Deputies from the
ycral Parishes the said Diocese appointed to he holden
at Charlottesville county Of Abemarle, on Thursday
18th of next which ine and place. full repre-
senoion the Church is respectfully and urgently re-
1aested.
Trustees OF the Theological Seminary are particular
~ requested Charlottesville the day previous to
the meeting of the Convention. .e,x,
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE,
Bishop of the Prot. Ep Oh. of Va
An-;l 70 10q-tdm
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DISSO1JTTJON

TUE corarner,ip heretofore existing between the snb
G scrihrrs urder the firm IL olsu 4 Hall Nelson.
co i this day Dissolved by mutual Robert and
Hall Nelson alone authorized settle the business of
the concern To whom those indebted, viii please make
early payment their convercnc viii perriit should
there be claims against them, Il is requested that they
lac iumeatrv presented. an early settlement OF
the business ci the concern is desired.
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T0iudbIe Names Rirer ESiCfe at .3ilciioh.

Pdiudbie James Riuer EStGte at .9,tctioh
IsY virtue of deed of executed ly olin Preston
O and Elizabeth his wife, the subscribers, will soi
AT the Merchants Coffee House in the cy of Ri-tmond
Monday the I0fh day June neat to the highest bidder
tract of land in Goochand county, distant about miles
from the Courthouse, and about 81 from Richmond. ing
the north side of James river aud both sides Little
Lickinghole creek, commonly called Little creek, containing
upwards of s00acres, considerable portion whereof
river low grounds is deemed superuou give
detailed description Of this No II is presumed
would purchase without fuller and precise information
than could well be conveyed within the usual limits of
advertisement. Suffice that the property
red is considered by those know it, equal in value and
fertility TO any estate Of the extent in Virginia.
Terms ofSaie.one third Of the purchase money the
day of sale or at the expiration of sixty days thereafter
the option OF the purchasers third the first day
January and the remaining third day
January 1924 For the first nstament unless Paid cash
viii be required, negotiable at Bank, with
approved endorser and for the last bonds
with deed of trust the property the punciuaI
payment of the whole purchase money the respective
instruments may become payable
JOHN BROCKENBR0UGH
7. n. NICHOLAS
JAMES MCDOWELL I trustees.
HENRY EDMUNOSON
By John Robertson, their AT
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AT meeting ofhe President and Directors Of
The James Rirer Company on The 2lSt day Of

Ed That the Clerk advertise for proposals
hiliing dam across James River the place Called
also for widening The Canal from the BASIN u
TO the owerarch for building several farm bridges
aqueuiict NJ " estiam Creek. ROBERT POLLARD.
March IS.
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April u
II TREE Hill FOR SALE.

Xz1A IHEE Hill II OIN oIfIIf1'
1sEB The subscriber is authorized by the egatees o
nsiI9 Col. Richard Adams dec TO dispose oil Tree ii
lately the residence OF Col. Miles Seden, dec.
Tree Hill is among the most beautiful and productive
farms upon distant less than two miles from the
CITY OF M Amond, and contains upwards OF 400 ncrea con-
siderable part which valuable low grounds including
an extensive meadow the improvements are sufficient for
The comfortable accommodation of genee family major
Christian who resides the property will shew II TO any
person DESTROYS to purchase.
lOB-u
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ROBERT EFIISON,
HALL NELSON,

The subscribers Nil continue their business heretofore
under the firm of Robert Hall Nelson and have hand
an elegant orimen Of fresh imported spring goods which
they will sell at reduced prices for cash approved
acccPsnces. ROBERT NELSON,
April 81 1lo-ff NELSON.
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AZ meeting Of The Sanding Comiftee offhe Ifufu7i
Insurance Society against Fire Buiidings Of the
STATE Of pirgiRid held on Monday, 8h day of April
1922
TUE following resolution adopted:
RESOLVED, That this Board i'll hereafter meet for
the transaction of business the first Friday in every
MONTH"
All persons having claims &C. the Society," will govern
themselves accordingly. JAMES RAWLINGS
April H. fO9-st P.Apt NJ A. S,v
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FOR SALE

A SUPERIOR toned square Piano nv Troadwood sewers
~ by siodart .els, second hand Piano al Mrs sni,
opposite the uuicn Hofci
Aprilae, 'is-.ts,
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LAND FOR SALE.

TEiE subscriber wishes sell his tract Of land living on
the head Of Spring Creek in the couy Of Prince I'd
ward containing by survey FIVE hundred and cghtynine
ana an half acres II IS deemed unnecessary saw anv
more concerning the land supposed that no person
Will buy before viewing the land
April s. iV-i2t JOHN STEVENS.
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PURSUANT 70 deed of trust bearing date tie. Oh In
oi March iS2O and recorded In the cuur, Of -
SEX 10 secure the payment Of of money d, 60,
Ge9rge w Banks, to tevcrcy Roy, shall OF Mon1n. r
aoih aay 81 MnynT teing Essex day) or the ncx-
lar day thereafter proceed sell before The door Of ~
farmer Hotel in the town of Tapnnhnnnoc TO the highes
bidder for ready money. the several lots hauses Sr ncr
toned in said deed. To the purchaser shall exec,n
deed conveying such title only hold under tho said
| ~ LAWRENCE MUSE.
i
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AUGUST HAMMER,

(sUCcEssoR TO FRED'K HAmMER.)
Has remorsdirom his old stand No l75, 10
No. 248, Market Street, BALrIMonr,
Between Liberty and Howard-s,s
Vhere he has for safe on accommodations terms
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Combs Of Tortoise Shell. l. Marbles.
worry and Horn Looking Glasses
Pocket Books, Gallons and Sewing Silk
Nioiins Violin Strings Snuff Boxes
Flutes and Flies CIarionets
Pistols and Pistol Locks Iron Lamps
Gnns and Gun Locks Cowskin Whips
Ribbons assorted Cutting Knives
Hollow Glass, cut and COM Turkey Cotton
mon Thread Edging
Razor Homes Cotton Fringe
Oil Cloth Needles Assorted
Beads of all description, / Pins in papers and mounds
Cotee Mills Velvet Ribbons bindings
Scythes and Scythe Stones States and Pencils &c
ALSO
About 10000 Of the first quality SCYTIIES of StyermarL
Hasenciever and Post mandatory.
Five cases fine and superfine TAPES.
March %. 1n5-Iet
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j. X. UNDERWOOD,
RICHARD TAYLOR Jr. r..
WIN. MONTGOMERY, 'THs'ees'
DAVID l.. MCKEE. }

tUMdirrEDto the jail Iaiflx countyou the 25I lie
- ccmber last, negro and woman, who call their
names ISAIAH and MILLEYIsash Is oc light complex.
on large eyes and nose, thick lips and busy head about
oldAiliey is also Of light complexion, middle SIZE
and appears TO be about the age. Bob say they are
free hat will not say where they FROM by whom they
emancipated The requested 10 come FOR
ward pay charges and take them away otherwise they will
be dealt with ~ the law directs,
March g. ioi--wIaw JOEL TYNEs, Jai'or.