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PROPOSALS
by PETER COTTON, Law Bookseller Richmond fer
- publishing. by subscription, n edition Of
CAILS REPORTS


- publishing, by subscriptions n new etiiion of
CALLS REPORTS.
with Notes and References ubsequent Decisions and
complete table OF eases cited In three volumes. BY
Member Of the Richmond Bar.
From the great difficulty NOT mpossbiliiy ofpro-
curing single of Mr.. Calls reports at any mice
and from their jeservedly high character mere reprint
of the work would doubt he very acceptable TO the pro
fession.
The edition offered il is hoped will prove more use
ul than the formers particularly junior members of
the profession
CONDITIONS.
J. The work shn'l he PM press with all possible dis
patch as soon "a $50 subscribers are obtained.
H. IL shall he printed type pa per
and delivered 10 subscribers dollars neatly bnnmd
n cali to nonsnbcribrIs the price will he mtg d1aYs.
Richmond December I6.
- Subscription lists will he forwarded the different
Courtbouses anu holders thereof hereby TO
return them by The iSt at July next
II Just published aud foT sale above RANDOL PITS
REPORTS. price 8 +. Also, fur sale, TATt'S DIGEST
of the L,ws of Virginia prize. - s so C6-6t
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FEMALE EDUCATION

MISS Elizabeth u. Carver has conducted a fenal,
IfI school te last three residence Of vii
liam TAYLOR Esq in this rOUnt TO his entire satisfaction
will open her school year house IN Forks
Hanover. about thirteen miles above the Courthouse
which will be- CORRECTLY taught reading, wiring, Eng
grammar arithmetic, history, ancient and modern geogr1
phy with the Of The eohes, French hbiguage
The school will begin the 18Th OF January aud end
the fgih NJ December next. There will be vacation O..
one month during The
The price ofbOard tuition, FOR months. will be-
ninety doilaTsfur tuitOus aOue dollars
half be- paid the lst Of Juue-thr other half The
18th Of December, 1874 LEWIS BIZ Kelley.
Defe uher
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TO TOBACCO-MAKERS.

WISH to sell my ofland Poeont Swamp in the
county "f Caroline. II contains about 1900 about
I5O ct II swamp equal To in Virginia for tobacco AS
proof, the have made off of lie part cleared
were considered equal IL superior 10 The Rich
nd market. The improvements Of the best kind
aquarer plantation situation heay below
the dgeI sell IL must be Immediately, and the oiisct
Deing to ebts. claim against will he taken
In part. Tn premises viii be shawn by MIR Pond,
oveTeer residing he place, person inclined 20
purchase bargain be had, II easy application be
made WILSON ALIEN
Grpe Sem.
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SWAIM'S PANACEA.

TUE diseases in which this medicine has been
Il spcuously useful Scrofula Kings Evil, Mercu
rial Disease, deep seated Syphilis Rheumatism liberated
Puirid:Sore Throat all disc arising
u or impure state OF the blood aud almost every disease
OF an ucernus
As ageH for Richmond, offer for SALE Swaim genuine
Panaeea at his prices, Sc per DOZEN so single bottle
Dec. l8 G6--8t JAMES McKILnOE.
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.Nsgross for .Snle NJ .auclio,,


WILL lie sold second Monday of January next
w NJ Carone Court, from % to so LIKELY NEGROES.
consisting ofMcn, Women, &C. Sane them are OF t.
most valuable kinds Carpenter blacksmith and Cook
Caroline, Dec Hi 6s-tds H. GARN n. =
fIE subscribers empow-rri b, ih ~ si.nt anu
directors of the James River Cnmpsn, to receive pro-
posas for part of the Loans authorized procured
them y act of the General Assembly passed the 24h
day al February 1923, entitled An making cec-
iua provision To iHio effect act entitled Al act
to amend the act entitled FOR clearing inpro
The navigation oiJsmrS river and for uniting the Eastern
and western waters by the James and Kanawha rivers,
and for other purposes"
All monies loaned in pursuance OF the said
paid int" The treasury the of the 2d Auditor
Upon tue payment at each onRe the Treasurer Of
the Commonwealth nal certificate of stock the
amount Thereof, puiPorg that TIE
Sh lender his executors &c the loaned together with
the interest agreed onhat the interest shall be semi
nualiy pal-that the principal is irredeenable for
twenty years. aud afterwards he redeemed the pleas
ure OF the Legislature.
JERNAN BAKER, Treasurer.
Sept 9. ss-tf J. BROWN, Jr I'd Auditor.
TO Mary ". Turner, UIiiiam ". Ixrntr, and
John d. Turner, children aud heirs Of John Turner dec.
you have place of residence known I me, take
this method of notifying you that the legacy which
Won are entitled from the estate of grandfather Johu
Turner dec. is in my hands which ready pay
IL upon your executing refundng bonds. I'm
less early application he made consider
ed from the payment of interest after this notice
| JAMES TURNER Sen.
Aimor of John Turner, dec.
Carnl;ne County, Nov. %. 6n-t2t
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PUBLIC SALE.

~ virtue ola deed cf executed by Elizabeth
~ Lewis the day Of August 1925 and recorded in the
court o! PewHan for purposes therein mrntioned
wiz ~ sold To the highest bidder, at public auction,
ihe premises for cash. day OF January next,
tract OF land lying in The Of Powhatan AppomaI
oH river aduiSug the lands of William CTump Abner
trump, and ors, containing 5s0i acres subject the
nowrr estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Markham therein
muehOi the said land will be Sufficient the
purposes Of the said deed The title vested in the
subscTiher will be convty ed to the purchaser
Dec 2. GO---ids WIN S. DANCE, Trustee.
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MARSHAL,S SALE

RY virtue of which issued from the treasury
~ department OF the United States, William D. Tav-
nr late collector ofthe Direct Tax for the 18th collection
district in the state of Virginia directed to the Marshal of
the Eastern District OF Va shall proceed sell To the
highest bidder ON Thursday the day Of January next
Tayiorsvie in the county of Hanover two tracts
GELS OF land situated and lying in the countv
OF Them adjoining Tayorsvile containing acres,
called narrss tract and the other lying what ohlie
the slashes OF Hanover containing about 1876 acres called
Sherleys tract The above described will lie sold on
credit OF Twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
approvr security bear thr dat uu, paid
and no title will be made until purchase money is maid
A. II. TII0R NTON, ID. nj.
49, for John Pegram, NJ. v. d.
u All persons who purchased property al late sales Of
VIM d. Taylor hereby notified ihai shalI attend AT
Taylorsvi!le on the LIST day Of January, purpose
collecting their bonds, which fall the Goth OF Decen
Der next. A r. THORNTON, D. III.
November 25.
NOTICE is hereby given, the cells IA lie uIaIIc
Hospital in the city of Williamsburg occupied and
That no more patients male female will into
me said hospital until some OF the said cells vacant
Due notice OF which wis lie given
BY order OF the Court of Directors
July 90, 1928. "a ,f "
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UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.

THE UNION HOTEL g. romnodiuus, NEATLY 6nisha
establishments the Rlnn Street 10 iip Town of Lynch
urg, supposfd have advantages IN situation
IN this rlare Possession DC had inmed
rtty. The stable, though large enough 10 contain tweut
horses, oi iectorlbe, and intend building
very shortly. ANY person wishing rem, may commun
-sie Win the subject Nv letter directed tvuci
burg be she cou1iing nf MessF,. Re-
Moore q Go. on Mondays asd Frdavs
NATHANIEL l. MASON.
Iynehbu-g. December o. s5-wiw
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ARRIVAL OF THE CONGRESS

NORFOLK, Dec Ct The U. S. frisaic Con
gr"ss. Captain Biddr, arrived in HAMPTON
Roads, yesterday morning, and the wind be-
ing light, came Ia anchor she will GENE M,
we understand rs soon as the wind favor.
Her officers and crew are all in good health
she has lost hut two of the latter since her de,
parinrr from the u. States
The Congress SAILED from Rio the e3rd OF
October, and WAS driven considerably Ia the
S"uihward by adverse winds She arrive Al
Martinique las has been previously repo ed
on the eth Nov. and did not touch at any
other place after her departure thence on the
s8th. The Congress was detained several
days on the coast by head winds. Herald
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

FFNE suhscrisr respectfully informs his friends and the
public thai he will open n private boarding school
the goth January next Johss,,ns Springs IL The
of 6oochland. about twenty miles from nichmond-
The of Instruction will cnmprize the LATIN French
aud English languages the elements Moral aud Natural
Philosophy, Gpog aphy with the the Globes and that
department OF Mathematics embracing Plain and Suit
Geometry Surveying in its different methods, Arithmetic
and Algebra
The price Of hoard and tuition will he hundred dol
lars ihe scholastic year, ending the 10Th OF December
ing with niernssion of studies during of the
mer msnbs This situation, IL j. well known surpassed
by none in point Of sauhry and nv few in local advana
The buildings spacious and well adapted for the
comfortable accommodation of large number ofboarders
though IL is the subscribers intention receive
than eight oren. postnice is established this place
which will afford parents guardians great facility
IN receiving communications from their wards
The subscriber frum his long experience in the
ment aud Instruction Of YOUTH 6aers himself that he shall
be able give satisfaction both il regards literary
and moral requirements those who may feel disposed
patr1nise him.
he promptly attended 10. THOS. A. RAIDER.
Johnson's Springs. Dec. Of. 7O-3tSw2ws
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CnERoKEE RnIrNnapy


we have converSed with Mr.. Allen Martin Nv In accop,
p"h' Capt Shatuck assistant i'm running the
h"nHfN OF the Cherokee lands this Territory an The
snlect 81 the boundary He informs us that they com
'ce her labor at Recor> line, about two miles above
nes't ana nieandered White miles above that
PHc', m"hing IN that distance, about miles north and
about 30 west from the place ofbesinning Having rn nm
While river far enough 10 include the nuonfy OF land 10
surveyed the company returned Baesvie ami pur-
suru uler journey across the
~hCh Is he eastern boundary OF the Cberokees on the Ar
NAnsns' FROM thence they will up the Arkansas 10 n
pom. 70 DE ascerained, due line from which
ennine 10 White river, will include The quantity of
70 acres required 10 he surveyed for the Cherokee
~ Is supposed that this line will about miles est
rom foint Remove which will give the Cherokees front
on he arkansas of about 90 miles. KecIors line running
rom rant Remove, on the Arkansas Baieyile, on
"ne river, Is 10 be established eastern boundary
w" understand TIE Cherokees highly n ith
w" course ihrIr boundaries directed run and
th" hey have refused appoint person un the part OF
lines. " cunning ''e
CHoCTAw TREATY.
Judge woodward, OF The sioners amounted
Y ht Resident To treat with the Cbucaw Indians tor the
ieuehase OF part OF their lands this Territory is mo-.
IN tnS place We understand he is his NV 10 Aissis-
sPPi oT the nurpnSe az concerning other
commissioned, Gen indS assemble Chucfaws and
hou treaty with them speedily as possible. The trea-
" WIZ probably take place next month. ak Gas. Nov
letter from New Orleans dated November a. saws
Inc frehNteran church, in this CIV was sold last week
AZ auction 10y the sheriff pay the nw ed bv the ru
Ices Mt Judah Tnnrn, the purchaser tor about 2OOOO
mousse that might be any other than
ht or winch Intended. The society wus shin la
ih l>h very liberai act, honorable alike
cry ana 10 new England, whose son he is"
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SLAVES. CORN. N FOR SAFE

CCORDlNG 20 the directions the Ill late JudPs
Rodne Sh,h offer for sale the highest bidder Al pub
cauci0, al the plantation of the decd, adjoining
town on Newcastle in Hanover county,, Monday the i2h
day 81 January neS fair ii not, The fair day, crop
corr, supposed co be than 1000 barrels
the said plantation and Spring Garden (he other plan.
;aion oi the dece~se) together with all the fodder,
tops aud other crops Al both places, made during the
presen, year.
And the day, being Tnc6Gy fhe Isfh day orJan.
uary fir IL net the fair day SHALL for the pur-
in the said will nentsne Offer for sale
bidder NJ public auction, between so 40 valuable
SLAVES, Consisting of men, boys women girls * children
The will be sold in parcels and for
the most part oTei of ninety which case good
security viii be required The slaves will he sold, the
greater part OF I- for cash Further particulars as TO
terms, will ne marie known the day of sale.
WM. bRoCkENBRoUGH Adn'or with the
will annexed Of Spencer Ronnr dec
DecPmbar 6s-tls
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bo close and make final settlement tie estates Of
4 Joseph Watkins aud MaVo g. Watkins deceased:
~ 90 me Legees sell on accommodating terms
NV '''NihE parcels oi land (uc Ot OJJacreS Wing
~ The county Ut Buckingham, 900 nr on Jackson river i,
"ee'Nny 81 bnih 90 ncres adjoining the lands of Cal
''l.s ~ le county o Aiegnny hcin- the main road
s""'ng irou the Warm 10 the White Sulphur ard Sweet
9PIinss @l acres or Lick ip Brteourt county 600
"l'pn "'rh TH'rh run - acres Back creek Monroe
county, ""'h Within few miles of sweet Springs
~, acre ''ining hr Sweet Sprug rict of land and
f','"'r.r, in 'tbFU county The Ug SnBdy river.
90 VII iNrNtse sell te following parcels ip the state Of
'Ho 80 NO north furt Paint creek. acres CONT
E'"u' "" nhenihe no. 1915 Aurfsous creek Clinton
1ny q" UD Hcirs 1000 acreson Glover fich CREEK
"Uiww'bnfg' Clerm"nr no. So Lucy's aad The
C' l q" me Miami river nf tGG $3.50 rocky
,N ~ l"t Higli1nd cuufy NJ 1000 M. 1867 on
!" HW Vnk cFeeH- Nrptu county. $50 dcres. near Co.
l"n"' Al sc tr aipvr Nntds ofearl, l0catinus
''' hfsi rfe lands popuoUs and well settled neighbour.
va" terms anniy 10 nrenfs. Mr. A. Onlicfi Clinton
oi 'h1f Nainr y NcHat. ChicDfte. Oh the surscfi.
'e' uNiug near The i'nv'r mills. GOpehland, W.
Se!' "her -. 4}--wu iOSEpd 3. WATKINS.
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CABINET g. UPHOLsTERER'S FUR

NlIbhf AND mAtO6ANH.
lE subscriber keeps constantly hand supply of the
luowinE articles which he will sell low, and nut On
NJ the shortest notice cash. country produce or tow
acceptance viz Sideboards bureaus, secretaries book
caS wardrOheS, dining tea and card tables work
ana camille stands carved and plain mahogany and mamie
hgh post aud French hsdsteads, cuuches lounges sofa,
n" easy cbairsi curled ia: and mattresses;
Nv oher ar ices in the above lines ofbusiness he dali
manufacturing IN the best manner, having tie most
reg ourheyuen and apprentices, he hopes render
cton IN the quality at workmanship, and no pains
S"ut We spaced 10 the selection Of materials
- h"' Tor The use of Cabinet Makers Carpenfers ST.
nnnfo AMI Honduras mahogany boards, posts, panks,
@ ians and seneersi carved columns feet and paws
cu.'r'i hHiri moss, hair cloth, and cOpal varnish
=, tso inr nre' ~ an hours notice, a FUNERAL
hEA"SE, With "a pair of gentle bnrses.
GEORGE HENDREE,
November $500 1917
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MARINE INSURANCE OFFICE

MEETING of the Stockholders in the Marine Insurance
"a COMPANY OF Richmond, is reqsested their office
Tuesday the eth day OF January ~ O'clock appoint
Directors FOR the ensuing year.
WIN. MCKENZIE, Secretary.
Richmond December 93, 1923.
Rtsoiped That notice be given in
papers this city that the General Annual Meeting
he held the first Tuesday in January full meeting
OF the Stockholders in by proxy requested
the office at this company, when propositions will
united for winding up the concerns thereof
mh.rc
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NOTICE-

NV
w ILL be sold for cash, the 9th day of January next
" II tar II not the next fair day thereafter ut Allen
Lindsays tavern Jamrs City county, eight Likely
negroes, consisting of boys aud girls.
an persons having claims against the of James
b"nhS dec late of the county OF James City,
TO MAKE them known before the day above mentioned
ana AL those indebted to said reaues o make
immaculate payment TO ARCHER HAWKINS,
Decd. 6I-wtds Esatp nj lame p."Ls
H'HE subscriber having settled in Weldon Norm l'aT
n ma VIII devote his attention to COMMISSION BUSI.
NEsS' Persons avaling themselves of the Roanake ma
eaton Tor the transportation of tobacco other
oy TINS place to Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond or else
where NAV I've assured Of his strict to a& in
storing, and dispatch in Shipping good veSssels M
sueh articles as are confided To his manag cement
JOHN W. LINN.
bfctHiltr p 62-wGY
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Novernbe- o. A'''e I've Eagle MAIN street. Rch9o"

WAS committed TO che,ierfeld jill as runaway, n
~ negro man bv tie Of LEWIS, who he lie
longs to Mr. VIM Hunt negro trader Who lives in Gror
ga hn1 Toe said llunt buugt him in Richmond from Mr.
James ligonot dark complexion, u wears of ag- feet
inches hghhis clpthng blue Virginia clnh coat do
fa wn,s'e"'' 'od black lroadcioh paniaoonsbas lost
'or "i MS urpcr teeth The owner negro
gsri to and prove his properly pav carges and
lake him away, otherwise he will dealt with the law
",re.. Wal. WINFREE, Act. Japr.
Dfcfmhfr -
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NOTICE

Ii persons having claims against the late Repben
Wnirse OF Chesterfield county, requested to pre-
sem mem TOR settlements those indebted by bonds, mites
oropen accounts, desirrd make pnymert itbout
delay, as no indulgence he given.
SAMUEL WINFREE, Executor
Petersburg. Nov. ~ 5s-ygvv
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Nashville, Tenn. Dec.1,. I'd NJ i sEJ
LAND, Negroes, aud oIher ProperIu- for lSnIl

LGnd, Negroes, and other Propagation SAFE.
Rf virtue OF deed of trust executed nv Newman
- . Roane on the first day December 1919 and duly
recorded TO secure the of sundry money
herein mentioned, to John ROane King William county
sna on iht LIST day OF January 1921. il fair if not, the
next ia DAY thereafter, in the Of Tappaannock aud
coHhy oi Essex offer for sale the OF
property therein speeifed) lying and being he lower
sdish oil the aforesaid county, containing by estimation
sou acres be the same less also between
% slaves STOCK oevery description, &c.
convened by the will of Newman Brockenbreueh to the
sad Newman ROane; the whole property is held
nf Mrs Lucy Brockenbrough during her life therefore the
Texers'onnry interest only will be disposed Of
i" capitalists the sale of this offers strong induce
eh 10 vest their tuHdS IL is healthy with
~ Two or three miles of the Rappabanu river whence
we most abundant supply Of fine fish, oysters and crabs
In I've speedily and readily obtained. An Of the
Diheon swamp passes through centre of the tract
containing by estimate 20 acres of rich swamp bcb
may DE at small expense converted meadow OF supe-
Ilor quay the whole body Of land is OF texture A.
Peh u" the cultivation Of corn wheat aud tobacco On
me uy OF sale more particular description will given
improperly viii Ice offered for cash other
arrangements are offered they may attended TO- Such
oHy VIII be conveyed by the subscriber as is verd
~ MIN as trustee, tue validity which NAV he Judged of
by an exhibit on the day Of sale.
Oct. 81. IOuN No. -r..-,..
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA..
AN OVEKSEEK WANTED
NOTIC,E

pY virtue Of deed of made 10y Mickncl w. Han
~ cock and Sophia bis wife dated the lat Of March 1920
ant recorded Ia the 81 the Charles City
subscriber i'll sell, Thursday the 18th January
next In front ot the Eagle Oe in the city ui Richmond
nj public auction, tie highest bidder for ready money
tract OF land, called Buckand, in the county mentioned
above containing by .ir 1860 much
thereof as NAV tie necessary raise sufficient
discharge debt due from BENJAMIN Harrison Thomas
TAYLOR To VIM Cole 10y their bond to hr bearing ate
o' OF January rs g. and the and charges
ing the trust created hy the said deed.
December 10 65-tis NJ VI ROBINSON.
u Tie above sale will be conducted ny Moncure Rob
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NOTIC,E

On the first day of January next NJ Zaebariah BROOK
~ tavern in Manchester, several negroes will be hired
ensuing yeat belonging the estate Of john Fore u
decd-among them is COED mill wright.
Dee. 49, 65---Gr+ JAMES FORE, Admir-.
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TRUST SALE

INUoI SALE.
keY virtue of drr Of from Thomas Tinsiev dated
~ LIST February 1919 and recorded in county court
Hanover made secure the payment of certain sums
money therein mentioned 10 The of estate
Samuel Gist deceased shall offer for public auc-
oU on the premises. Friday the 9th day Of Januar
next that valuable oi land n the Hanover
called WOODBURY., containing .attd said uee.
o5oi acres more less considerable portion of which
consists Of valuable Pamunky IL lanG Upwards hun
The terms Of sale will he third the purchase mo
ne III hand. and The residue credit of Two
wears, the purchaser giving bonds With approved security
and deed VI uust O.i the property.
December 1. GEORGE FISHER. Trustee
u VIII I've sold nj Woodbury.. the same ,Iav. (at,
January 1920 all the stock horses mules, cattle ode
&c the paHtatOn h,t1dr ed b1re oCcor
The terms will be twelve months credit
December II 64--ids r. q. TTNSLFY
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ANAWAY from the subscriber the night of die Ihr
= irenh of October 1928. negro men ISAAC and
ILLS Isaac is twentyiWo Of age black con-
pitNion straight made, nearly six feet highstsers little
when spoken TO quick had one his ewes
aoou' the SIZE of ninepence, aud small his
hroa or neck was raised in Alexandria Willis is
ABOUT eighteen years of black complexion five feet
nine or ten inches high, rather slim made las a scar n
bou the size OF the end OF the fore finger one OF his
cheek bones Il think ON the rgb occasoned burn and
was raised near Fredericksburg. The had on
whrn they went away coat and PanaloOns Of blue
pains w give reward OF fifty dollars the appre-
hen>ion of said negroes twenty five for one of e If
aken ana confined in jnil that get them again.
information gives by gentleman OF nd negroes 20 me
az Nashville, SEQ M Harding of Powb5inn couny
Va. will be thankfully received.
,,, DAVID M HARDING.
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HlRELINGS WANTED.

' IObACC0 STENdkBs & TWISTEUS.-rhe suhsod
a. ger desires 10 hire ier the ensuing wear hundre
tccn siemmers and manufacturers also twelve exper
'SSssNnen and four good cOopcrs ,ker-Uskers.
"hncheIcf, Dec. o. t5--f COLIN MAC NAE
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Fifiy- Three Negroes for sale.


by virtue of deed of trust executed bv Michael w
- Hancock to Edmund Taylor Patrick Cibsan for The
purposes therein mentioned bearing the tenth of De-
cenber 'Ss and recorded in the county
held SHALL surviving trustee, proceed sell on Wed.
nesdas the seventh day of January fair f not the
hSi iar day thereafter, 70 o'clock the door
Eagle tavern in the city OF Richmond for ready money f
y-three slaves consisting men, and children
Those wishing TO purchase will have opportunity al s
sale OF supply ing themselves With valuable
and several efficient crop-hands.
Dec Z. GI-lds PATRIcR CIpSnN
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NOTIf h.
A GFNrfFmAN

"a TENTLEMAN residing Richmond has severn.
y b4OoD MAHES for sale, ct stock equal 10 any in
rina Information be ha g. their price Sc Ne.
", THOMAS Taylor ~ ihe Rttk of Vircina. 69-6ts