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HAMPSTEAD non IN

WIS is one of the best situations in Virginia for coun-
Il Try retail store large scale. King George
county, Virginia. so miles below Alexandria ON very eie.
sileu ana healthy situation, ourths from
Potomac river, and same distance from tie Potomac
Ao'1sny The buildings genieel dwelling house
store hode granary, aud Sundry ether houses
venienee of family MERCHANT The neighhorhood i,
genteel poPulous and wealthy will sell il upon exten
siVe credits, stock in the Famers Bank Virginia
ANY person disposed to purek getany farther in
formation that be requiredy application Aus
TN smith or John Hoe, representatives. King
George county Richmond r subscriber Bell
mont, near Hampstead post Office
wifi
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ANlRRLCAN CALLCnrs

An establishment for printing Calicors will shortly
be put IN operation NJ Taunton, Massachusetts,
WHICH, when completed, will he valuable aoquis-
Chelmsford, large establishment of This Dissertation
was put IN operation This week Cotton AIanufac.
turing is one OF the principal branches Of domestic
INDUSTRY, ~ 'his state and nj this time REQUIRES every
attention from those interested i'm il. The ouant;,
OF cotton goods now unsoId is very large and viii
probably increase before the fall sales commence
consequently al that lime, the sales will lie very limit
ed. Caiicocs can I've mnde in this county of ma
NY superior TO most Of those made ill., and impo,ted
lfo" Europe, aud can be sold equally cheap should
regret very much 10 learn tina, this Sine which has
should ne the last TO commence n new h,onci, :
manufacturing, that would give certain marker IN,
vast amount OF cotton goods would therefore.
propose to The cotton manufacturers 10 form n com.
Pany Tor printing cacoes, and bleaching which is a
part OF the process The good effects will he o,me
d'a'eiy perceived from the increasing CONSUMPTION Of
American hoods Gpror Eo,rmj "
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CLOTuS &. CASSTMERES

IUST imported in the Ship Georgiana, City Point,
- from LiseoolThe subscriber is just receiving b,
he above vessel few packages OF first blue. black
ead fashionable fancy colored CLOTHS x CASSIMERES,
ree from the manufactures of Thomas Sheppard, and
Austin, brothers X Co. These goods laid in the
very lowest terms and manufactured his order =
consequently can make them very moderate terms
and recommend them 10 his and others
such goods, from whom he respectfully solicis a call
THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tailor.
~ handsome assortment Of READY-MADE CLOTH.
ING and every other article in bis line, constantly hand
Julyi1. lift
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VaIuaJle james RiUer Lands for Rent.

pursuance OF m order ot the superior chan
Gerry Tor the Richmond district made the 10th of
June iS2S in the case Of Gillia adj shall
on THURSDAY the Ih day OF August the
oi he Eagle Hotel IN tue city OF Richmond, Offer for rent
from the 1t January, 1894 until the st ay of January
the FARM on which NJ. w Hancock resides being
r. OF ,he ,rac' called the Fails Plantation, in the county
of Chesterfield containing 800 and 900 acres The
person renting to have the privilege seeding crop of
small grain this fall reservne the light of any succeed
ing tenant 10 seed small grain the fall Of s24 The rent
to be paid in money, TO which, bond with
security will be required.
July 10. 2i-6t j. GUERRANT NJ c &, ~ u IN
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NOTICE.
NIEsSRS 2. TRIPLETT & 20 hnrinr a..ir..a

M ESsBS. r FPIPLETT ( Co having assigned TO
", s9Ds'rler as trustee FOR Tie benefit Of their crel
s a 'Hr etects Of every Kind. persons intIet a 10
uen' ~ hnn open account Otherwise ate 70 onesr 10
Ne immediate payment to him, Indulgence cansot be-
oral inrG sor 81 goods on band, consisting ora very gem
'u Wen selected assortment Of ~ 3RDN ARR CIR
LEVY, viii be Sold los Wholesale aud re.sf ~, tbr ras,
oeS LLes 10 order TO settle the speedily IT h.
elure Ialel occupied by ihenI where dny nuthorsed
agent Tor the purpose Of eeciine sales Wi. always Inc
!,uno-Coun;ry merchants particularly. will find n Ia
I t ,"stTesl 10 call THOMAS GREEN Trustee.
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LAND FOR SALE

f rt,e OF rfed OF trust executed 10 the subscriber on
~ the e'hday Of April 1902 hv Warner Williams a. ,b
% tamosg other ngs) of soaring payment Of,
ne" thcreln mentioned due loci Watkins son win b.
sold TO the highest bidder for cash m The a.
u n we zen dsy Of August newt tract lard Cor "a
""ch '''eoi rs NAV he necessary living and heinz, h b
comfy Of Huckncfam. or the waicrs NJ T;sbt =, ui
about iiHo acres md bounded hv The lands Of
enc waiter iohu WoodSGD's etatces c,J ,fc 800, ~
fo'' . aftl. - birad- beiro the prd rn~c,sea,
I'VE ,aid Williams of Bohert Smith and samuel IAN 4
'e" VIII tee executed on the dav sale "a Inc
nnou The payment of rho purchase nonev conyevin eh
0nv as vested in tlesuiscrier nv The rms,
~
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FARMVILLE TAVERN

3zzA The present owner ofthis property hnyine de.
EtbfS1 termined 10 retire from pablo ife has author
eHtNI ised me TO sell ii and assure gentlemen
:, disposed ~ purchase such property, that will
sen IL very low and on accommodating terms
Very few situations in the upper country present so oood
prospect Tor proh To an active and accommodating IN
eIn-keepeT, aud none healthy
The buildings extensive convenient with Iarpr
and excellent garden attached to il.
JAMES MADISON.
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MAKSHAL5S SALE

pursuance ola decree OF the superior
ry Tor the Richmond district, pronounced the 10Th
da, OF June 1928 in the case Of Dandrdge Minge
shall on Monday the 22d day of September next
II not the neS fair day. the front door Tavern
IN the town OF Petersburg offer for sale the highest
der ut public auction for cash, of land living the
county of Prince George containing about 500 acres be.
ing the same tract OF land purchased 10y John Daodrdge
sen dec Of John Mnge, lying James in Brandon
Neck believed TO equal fertility SOIL TO any tract ON
the river. j. GUERR6Nr M & q 4, n IL
July o,-,l.
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TWFNTY NOTLARs RFWARn

y NAWAf from tic subscriber some time in lamar,
-, - negro named JAMES, who sometimes calls
t"s " oPe has small scar Of his eyes believed
w. ~ we rieH avid ore on the lip; his back bears the
OF severity: believe he has stout scar on one M
T rms occ's'oned bv burnhas long arms md hands
protecting forehead, yellow dingy looking eyes sunt ecr
er than common in his head. Jim i Of = yeIo,y
.-s1"~h not rnratio. He is well known on James
river has followed he river oaiman for years
and ns run the river from above the m ir-
dnced 10 believe be IS the mountain ~ < c The
InoVr rf".rd VIII be given to who win deliver
JIM 70 me ~ tluvaura (uear Scotisve ALTERNATELY o. &C.
expense paid. TJrOsTsS A ~ as
June Is, 90. no
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by The G0rerHoJ If the Commonwealth Of Tira iui1.
A PROCLAAATION

M hEtfAS has been represented the executive
w The JailOr Of buckingham county. that Christopher
johnson nud james Smith, confined in the Jail of the said
county The hrst named. committed charge murder
ana the last named for larceny against whom verdict
Tenheed M he superior court but Of al
legged nior maty IN the proceedings, he retained in
jail did, on Tire night 81 the 9Th make their escape
therefore thought proper with the advice Of the counc
Of Stale 20 offer reward Of one hundred dollars for
or either % eni 10 any person persons who will APP
prchcnd end convey them either " them the county
Of Buckingham And 10 moreover require all efcers
civil and military, and cxlor The good people Of the
monwealth 10 use their best eudeavurs 10 apprcheud
said iugive they may be dealt with The law directs
Given under hand Governor and under the seal NJ
tie commonwealth at Richmond this fIth dag Of
lSca!I July, 1929.
JAMES rLEAsANTs. Jr.
u christopher johnson Is 80 years age cet
high upwards, made, rather torpulent sfonps
the shoulders short black hair ucnine curl, small BLACK
eyes roman long chin aud mail puckered mouth
ptaks low, and generaiy through bs nose, 0f very
bidding cOunfenaEre.
james Smith a freeman ~ colour is IS vrnrs Of
dark complexion about feet high, aigin and
spare made. low forehead, recently discharged from The
Pencniiary where he has been confined three different
ines, twice from tue city 81 Rchnond, and once from
Petersburg Tor felony tie carried with bin loose
heaTskiu big with large cape and pair OF casfnct
paptrioous md other clothing. 2o--w4w
COMMITTED To- the lnil Of Frrr rick count, Vs. nego
- lad WHO calls himself GYNuS md lie Is the prn.
peTy ~ nir buchanan ~ Ge0rsiathc said TOD about
~ a. Of dark compile riu aiiouf feet or
inches hnl. clnthing much 1he rcnesfcf
fore ard paw charges and take him away ar else
be ell be dfatssiibH the law direcis
JudJ Z, iT--siiw tUAhLE6 HuLEF 1n,or
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FOR SALE


- the 18th Of October 1898 rR4CT or LAND in the
ennny OF Halifax containing tv enia;inn 400 acres
9vVoi winch are river bottom ufthc hr uuaitfv opd
% 'Sn ,ands are generally good well tmbered and wa
rus 'and lies about eight miles south of the COURT
ust un 'he south side Of Dfn river, q branch Of The
rpa"ohe which nayigated with entire ease and safety
- 800 mas ~ the ussal improvements on IT, n larre
oe and buildings for servants and other domestic nur.
i me 'T'et MAY b. divided at sauaccously into sev-
PARIS a'd VIII he 20 diSSosed of IL desired One. fin
,i ie W In"ney VIII be required 10 hand and the
55'i Wv "o tual lnsinln"nts, enc falling due ON the
~'.u becenh,r le&f, tie other fhc 18th Bce 1898
Also. fRACf OF LAND in the mid county two ,nilet
H rue aforementioned tract situated on the south sis
o Dan river containing $50 acres of which siot 100 80,
1!,,on OF tns quality, and about 900 acres creek
u'cn Iep"re but little expense render them ~
u" "s river notion on This tiere j. valuah,e
aero, Da9 river The terms for The sale Of this tract
l9n WIN 20 the same for the first mentioned tract Of
gnd Possession VIII be given NJ Cbris,ras lg ,era;s
ii h ~ ,ed The purchaser 20 make my preparation.
PAUL CAENiHGTON.
CLEMENT n. CARRTNGTON
July is OF ~, w oer'
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June II
LInd, Negroes, and other PyOpcri1J 5or SIoTc


Lg"d, -WegToeS and other Property for SAFE.
NY virtue Of decd of trust executed IN me v Newman
- H. hoane, on the first day Of December 1919 and duly
recorded 10 secure the payment of sundry sums Of MONEY
therein mentioned N John Roane Of King William county,
shall on the i5th day o September next, thai being Essex
court dny fair not the tar ay thereafter in the
,own OF Tnppahannoek and county of Essex offer for sale
he tract OF land land other property Ivin
ara hrIng ~ the lower parish 0 the aforesaid county com
tanning hy estimation $50 acres same more or less
also between 10 and so slaves stock every escrip,
nc. as isiended TO lie conveyed by the viii of Newman
brockenhnugh to the said Newman r. Ronne: the vnIs
81 tins property sheidby Lucy ckenirneb dnriur her
posed or " ~ US
To capitalists the sale of this land offers strong nduee
ment to invest their funds il IS incnmuonly healthy Is
within Two or three miles of the Peppahannock riyer
whence me most abundant supply OC fne ovsrrs and
crabs can be speedily aDl easily obtained An arm az te
Dragon swamp passes through the Of Ike tract con-
iainig by estimate 20 80 Of rich swami hirb
NAV be a. small expense converted into meadow u upc
ror quality The whole body of the land iextur.
adaneh TO the cultivation Of corn, wheat and inbacco.
On the DAY 0t sale particular Jescgipon will he
gwen The properly will be offered for cas-upvcrieIes
other arrangements offered, they may attended TO-
such iie only will he conveyed by the subscriber as
vested IN him rs trustee The validity which may be ude
ed OF by an exhibit on the day Of sale.
July % 23wtds JOHN T. ROANE.
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FOR RENT or LEASE.

TIVE TAVERN NJ Dinvvddie Courfbonse. tlere !, snc
= h'e'' and attached e. II, in high &C improve
@ 20 n"Ne gram CROUCH for the use ofthe place. IL should
nc an Innucement TO having family TO educate
= Wen I,gea'ed academy within few hundred Yards
I sFuIe op f""dienher hed>, and great number of
articles that would suit the reuor IfiIe above
,c Ii gss, rs,ed by October court, it will be np to
- u rr on tha' day Persons disposed rent eau
mgke oppica'in. to me, residing on the rremses
'''' 10 S-Vu
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On Tuesday gave readers an energetic strain
ne fine theme of regenerated Greece Those were II
words OF the English muse. We now offer aud wiIbo
'ead OF comparison he prOptnss of native insprato
lie same subject Percval Is the author tIroy Sent.
LIBERTY TO ArnENS.-ODE.
The nag OF freedom nos;s once more
Around the lofty Parthenon;
1t waves. rs waved the palm Of yorc,
IL days departed long and gone
As hrighta glory, from the skies.
rours down its light around those to,S'rs,
Aud once again the Greeks arise
As IN their country's mobiles, hours;
Their swords are girt in virtues cause,
Minerva's sacred hill Is Tree
mar She keep her equal laws,
while man shall live, AMI time shall 10
The pride Of all her sirines went down
The Goth the Frank, the Turk, had relt
The laurel from her civic crown
Her helm by many sword was cleft
she lay among her ruinS low
Where grew the palm, the cypress rose.
And crusLd and brus' d by many a blow
She cower'd beneath her savage foes
But now again she springs from EARTH
Her loud, awakening trumpet speaks
She rises IN brighter birth,
And sounds redemption to the Greeks.
II is the classic jubilee
Their servile years have rolTl away:
The clouds that hoverd Ger them Zee
:, Ihey hail the dawn Of freedoms day:
From Heaven the golden light descends.
The times OF cid are the wing,
ANA glory there her pninn bends
And beauty wakes a fairer spring
The hills ~ Greece, her rocks, her pavet
Are al IN triumph's pomp arrayd;
Il lisht TINT points their tyranIs' gravcs,
rays round each bold Atheuian's blade
The Parthenon, the sacred shrine,
WHERE wisdom held her pure abode
The hill of Mars, where light divine
Iroclnimd the trur but unbnown God
Where justice held uHyielding SWAY,
Ana trampied all corruption down,
aud onward took her lofty way
To reach AZ truths uuiading crown:
Ct,r rock, where liberty full,
Where el1quence her torrents rui.d,
And loud, against the dcSpotS rule,
kuel the PATRIOTS fury tcli'd:
The stage wherein the drnma suake,
In tones that seend the words OF heav'n
Which made the wretch in terror shake,
As by aNeneing furies driN'n:
Ihc groves and gardens, where the FIRE
OF wisdom, as fountain, burnd,
And every eye, that dar'd aspire
fo truth, has long in worship turn'd:
The halls and por,icOes, where trod
The moral sage, severe, unStaind
And where the int .Iiectual god
Ia all the ligh: science reignd
The schools, where in sSmnetry
The simple, hui majestic pile,
Where marble threw its roughness bv,
To glow. To- irnvn, werp, 10 smile,
Wherr cnlOrs made the canvass live,
Where music rol.d her flood al ny,
Ant MI the char .Gs that art can give.
ere bleut Wit beauty, love aud song
TIE port irOm whose capaciuus womp
Her navieS took their GonqueIing road
The Eerslds Of an ,siui doom
To all, who would uo, Kiss her rod;
On ,hese dawn 0f glory springs
These trophies OF hel brightest fame;
Away The lOug chln'd cit, liHgs
Her weeds, her shackes, aud her shame;
Again her aacient sor!s awake,
UasnUGius barcf anep his sword
Her sons in Wraih thair letters break,
And freedom g "a sir only iord
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. RirsniHg irnN FildAu experiment has been male nv
MT H. Dawes, in Great Britain, for rpeninR wall fruit bv
covering the vail with black paints and The result was,
s we hdi ct ;he vine nailed to The black part the wall
produced tweuN pounds ten ounces fine grtpes while
mat on the plain part Yielded only pounds The
uit Cn the black paTtufthe wall much finer and
The lunches larger This practice universal in Ireland
The reason found in tie increase heat through tie all
sorheut quality OF the colour.
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FOUNTAiN TNN-B 0IIiooye

NJ having (apaiu) lease, now occupying
,ne above establishment, begs leave 70 inform his od
eus'omefs,and the public generally that r. shall he H. en-
!" eve satisfaction 20 ail those who may give him
tl custom The h1use has accOno zion 1erasarv
Tor The travellers eomfur Cfeod B,fs kc ~ Tie sf,~
anh oherwte' 20 20 am from ts establishment every
handsomely accommodated. u Is not necessary 10 ss.
more To ai every attention shall De paid 10 those who
ny ga JNO. n. BARNEY.
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SEASONABLE GOODS

UDEHT Z FALL NELSON have received, per the
iopacco Plant Virginia, ami other arrivals
new YORK and Philadelphia. elegant and
ment ot STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS; and will
continue to receive such goods be necessary
ner their assortment NJ all times complete possible
VINCE they viii sell at the very lowest prices CASH
Richmond. InlN OH
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4 TEACHER WANTED

hir siochh"lter. % The willie Female academy
=. Wt'h 70 engage Lady, Iafs and Gentleman 10
oe o'et inis institution in hch taught the various
y""c"s 'i "'ite educai1 is wished fiaf The school
n', fec"r'gnce on she f August nrxtpnil which lime
p'pvs"is VIII Nc received Iv
DFiE NORRIS NINROU DV 4duasf
jDiiN %. JON rs. q. w. KTNSOIvING
~ ~ "eu'ieri-n and Lacy woal be preferred,
July ~ gi-.4tt
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Sir Hudson Lore oMeara-Ths triai was TO have
taken place in the English Court Bench on the
th May as stood for thai in the peremptoy paper
3n on being called the court declined entering it
Mr. Charles Phillips, who had been O'Aenra
requested that Il might be brought a motion on so.e
SPECIFIC day The however thought this course n-
convenient, and directed that should place on
paper So .at IS uncertain what day will heard
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CANDLES

VIE subscriber offers for sale her factory ON nth
street, near the Old Market-house, eight hundred
boxes of canes, well beacked and warranted 10 lie Of
good quality which will be sold low for cash.
MARGARET MAuLE.
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! SHEARING.r

The annual Sharing took place Monday and Tues
day last our distant readers may possibly smile NJ this
annunciatiun OF apparently unimporant. But
when we assure them that this j. almost only Jubilee
winch we islanders allow ourselves celebrate
OF Stye they offset this against
oe deais oi Eteeto" Festivals Fourth IF July porades,
LGnmeny d'nnfr ChTistmos treats, Lnnsan COyonaons
hrout jsGHs md Horse Races which We are ever and
anon compelled to expand optics our lips in
| envious wonderm,Hi.
There are about 10000 Sheep kept this nnd which
ma hitherto been customary smear in two separate
10 rs east and west OF The The Sheen owners the
present year, however resolved general and
fr this purpose OF 500 was incosed about
three ulttCS south of The which
lected from all quarters of the island, driven. In the
centre oil TITS fed large circular formed,
uered on ITS exterior BY the
| er where the sheep Sevsral!y shorn.
Whatever be the opinion transnarine rsnd.
ers the vast flock thus concentrated together with the
multitude employed in shearng gathered TO witness
Tue operation presented contemplate spectacle. the
exhibition was not in itself calculated equally with any
military display inspire ideas OF nationa independence
at least mbUed the brhaler some nc,ion of 3ou,
te comfort and carried his mind back sylvan sinp
city OF he patTiarchal ages. IYantucEet Tno,.rer
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sHAMEFuL rnIPlrrnr

~ wheeling and nOiOti ous wretch calling him
sr' W J'mes Hamilton, lor Ismblojon,1 inirodue-
e" himself about year ago into = respectable family
20 Us Wcmiiy,as physician from Montgomery coun.
y Ienhs} wanna, on our of pleasure 10 Paterson.
During bn confse of Ibis biz fse visit Dr. ir0rpfi,,
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WESTERN AGPNCy

m subscriber as agent for number of czaps rs Vs.
E'nn' baVing found IL necessary 10 establish an az
ce az Tue sea- OF Government IN Kentucky has rorure
assistance With view ofexending his Lt,si,a" 80 t
now receive agencies for doing business of iii
iOr seiing land investigating titles prosecutin~
ING taxes coecitng money, &c. To aid him In ,tct, H.
s thgaEeI ihe best counsel in the state. Having becn
engaged M tis business for FIVE years he has t,oc 49,
ssfiy compelled 20 prOsure extensive ronnec,ed syr -
e country WIN every tract laid down so a "a sfec iii
He iIeS conmciing with IT, and Ear rs fhrse
~ lFe5 strong confidence in bis ability 10 determine
slr feauve strength. These Connection orpsdv cvtc,,t
upwards OF 3D9 miles on tine Ohio river eud fi,ce s r
any eniATgine' 50 that after while be homes on ~ 80
OV o an agency Tor land, ~ he able 10 determine b
" we lile ana from his general acquaintance Win
we country 20 know the quality ofhe land without r, AZ
ncuy. me Subscriber has aisn an Office essbi tcd -
OWe'OoT'ugh NJ The Yellow Banks where in his isence
ns 'ntI' ihilip iTplett, viii attend 10 his ueines.
~, ~, ron frankfort his business vail I've A.
enneI 10 by Mr A. T. Burnley. Letter. directed Il, ,
subscriber at frankfort past ppid will r pronptlv atc
20 TO- Application can also be made 20 sir. TboS Green
W til1m9nd Va who viii make ksown the terms ana h.
""'nO''Iea 70 ehici into cont icts for AGENCIES.
Motif may not he amiss TO inform the ci,i1s ~
virginia who hold land have no agents in Kc,,,ot,
hat ther laud may he lost for nf attention m o.
.o n9n-payneni o taxes acts NJ limitation, n bring
ihg suns ana n opening DEGREES obtained Tow default %
vines upon very hmsy grounds death NJ eif,eeeee ,t
oHh now establish their claims and in other wave sf,n.
saoy Nus ost-bu MANY supposed 80 he LOST ,ybirt
mEht ny good management be reclaimed
AFtl ~. iio-U IT.
M AS committed 10 the jail oi Hanover on IIg ~
w ptgrp woman who calls herself JULIA ANN 49,
SAYS she belongs To BIZ Cock of Oenpin and tbs, t
purchased her Of Mr.. James Clarke Of lfar,4nd eLe;
OF own complexion about Eve feet six inebee b;et
o'rer Is requested % come forward prove pfeuerte ,
,HFkf' 800 take her Pwav. she vii le dealt ,,if a.
ihe las" dFeoi.' WM. ". TlULMaN. setting Iaiior
MAY ." F'Wl2w For janis Stake.
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ann mprtil ahm'or of David Bovd, arl John n IIar-
hrn ana Hchart Bullock eI'orS NJ James How'd D,5ts
luf Geen,anis Johr ID Hawkins md Richard Builock
@ q. James how'd not having theis appeat-
'I Az" gwen security according rule of the co,;r,
the ns ioSy are not Inhabitants of this district on
lie n o u'r Plaintiff hv hi counsel il ordered That
lhe aid re-nd ns appear tho frs dry Of tho nex, tenn
ar answer Tie hill - the plaintiff and thai copv Of tis
eT ne inrhw ith inserted in some newsn,rer nrn,ed IN
me 'v 81 Richmond Tor two months sucressyaI, IA
posted at ie front door of the Car'oI in be ,id civ,
~ rolv---iests- RI JEFFRIES. elk