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A RUNAWAY


w 40 committed To tie Jail Of Perkeey the
w 81 instant, negro who calls himself SAM
IAfIoh I'VE feet FIVE inches hrh STOUT made has small
scar on ms upper lip pleasant countenance bad when
committed, blue cloth coat nsey maseiIle
ses' low SHIRT strong shoes and Stockings aud old fur
nat The said runaway he belongs 10 Mr. White,
living Knoxville Tennessee and thai his master pur
GhNssd Liu about two wears from MR. Thrasler of
Louuoun county virginia. The Of said runaway is
requested To come forward prove property pay rhsrce,
and take him away, otherwise will dealt With MS
law directs pFTEH a AEuNEp Ts;Ior
MariinsburF, Nov. ~. Is23 pO-wt2w
n CHtSTkRfIELD COUNTY COURT :-CIerks Of
hee I'4S-October 1ith Taken up 10y Matthias Clay,
ms own band IN Chesterfield county, an ESTRAY BLACK
HARROW, unmarked, with white under his belly and
enu OF his tail while, supposed year old, APP
praised to four dollars. Copy, Tesie
L. NUNNALLY, ID. G.
JHhhhrV ~ f2-ys3ot
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NOTICE

pursuance OF deed executed by Col Henry Far
mer TO the subscriber dated the i4h day OF
May 1921 and OF record In the clerks Office of Chesterfield
county will he sold the Farmers Hotel in the
Town Of Manchester, Tuesday the 10Th day OF February
next to the highest bidder for cash, likely family OF
groe consisting Of and six children for the pur
pose OF raising tue of required he raised
the said deed. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee.
January II. 7o-tds
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WILLIAM MILLER Ex'ors of tt
LAND FOR SALE

y(Y virtue OF deed of by Edwin Watkins
- to the subscriber, which is o record Goochand
county COURT and bears aie the 2d day Of October 1921
will be sold WakinSvile In said county, OH Monday
sh day OF February next at public auction cash.
tain piece parcel Of land living in the
land containing hundred aud fifty the same
more or less bounded by the lands OF John Shelton
Mary Toler, Joseph Hodges and John Lewis The sale
be made for the the debts
pressed, due William Meredith Tor other
mentioned in said deed. Such title vested the SUBJ
scriher by said deed will he conveyed the purchaser
January 81. a2-wuis THO. cum ID Tru.,.e
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FOR SALE,

1000 hegS Cut Nails & Bydds, al Sir Cents.
RElNG manufactured in this city, expect al least
- t'Iuai share of public patronage. The quality we will
warrant equal 10 imported and shalt I've CLAD 10 sup
ply our customers 10y wholesale six cents per pound
ass tue iavoT OF ohr ieHds coll examine Tor ten
selves Our assortment always complete in H. rs FROM 90
to 2OO lbs-Or We will pack them rs order
HAXALL BROTHERS co.
Richmond, January q. gi-wey
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ICI virtue OF deed of trust executed by John Minor
~ Bedford To Alexander Mae and the subscriber dated
ie 21ih day of September 1890, of record the
Clerks Office of enrico County Court therein
mentioned will he sold 10 the hghes, bidder cash,
the Sh day OF January 1924, If fair Ii the fair
day,a the residence Of the said John NJ Bedford
the county OF Henric" two tracts OF LAND. in ilenrico
county, one at them containing s and bounded by
the lands Of John Thomas, Frank X. Ellis Tuckahoe
creek &c the other containing 1914 ard bounded by
the lands of Jacob Kills Harris Ellis Toller
- La Prad-, &c.-aso. LAND in the county OF
Barron in the state of Kentucky containing 1000 acres,
ana bouned by the lands of Jesse Curd Pickett
- Coleman, and - HaisIon Also, Eve negro SLAVES,
named ouoy, Jonathan, Rose, Mariah with their
increase The subscriber will only such title is
vested in him. JOHN Il. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
January 20. eO-,ds
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WISH 10 einpluy in my family The town oi Ahn,,
d"h' Washington county, Virginia. u Young lady as a
pri.a- o,o,ess, who is well qualified English
aud French languages and music. To ona 1 will
give salary oi six hundred doars-and fnd
ing roonl hrs candles, washing &c She will have
attentions. FU.NrIS SMITH
January "a.
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GARDEN SEEDS.


fk'HE subscriber is receiving from London, via n. York
and now landing from bcsprl the Tobacco Plant,
fresh supply Of genuine GARDEN SEEDS, containing all
the variety necessary Tor kitchen garden. He also
ahoat and wall receive in few days. the following GRASS
SEEDS, viz red clover timothy, herds grass orchard
graz, &cAlso ON ham, lu erp hite clover highland
meadow oats. met, guinea grass aud green
DUTCH BuibOus FioucT ROotSJut received from Ander-
dam, SiS New York fe~ packages nj choice Gu"us
roofs each package Containing etw 40 roots
select consisting Of hyaciD double tulips crown
inprr!a double sweet scented jDnqus poly anihus
csus crocus, &e all distinctly naed and some of them
superior. list Of each package may he seen nj tue
store of the subscriber The contents of package
calculated 10 he suflrieut To garenor will
answer for pong e. bloom in Tie parlprare all hardy
bulbs which will stand the winter tue
States. The price j. seven dollars per package.
CHARLES T.. ABRAHAM Druggist,
Corner OF 18th ana street, Richmond.
Where NAV he bad, medicines, drugs paints, us
~ G. u A. requests his old friends and customers to
give him call he pledges himself that nothing shall be
wanting on his part TO give entire satisfaction ali.
January }. 7S-st
NOTICE is hereby given, ha al tie ctIls Lunnc
Hospital in the city Of Williamsburg occupied and
That more patients male female, will lie
the said hospital until the said cells are yacant-
Due notice of whifh viz bc given.
BY order OF the Cour Of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, &C. D.
Vnl
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A TEACHER WANTEn

oh single man producing satisfactory recommends.
lions as TO character and qualifications " teach the
various branches OF the English and Latin languages
good school might be obtained. Application % he made
eiher To hessr Thomas Branch Spencer
heny Cox 'ing in The upper end Of Chesterfield county,
or TO the subscriber in Richmond.
January rs. 77-w3ws ID N RRANcu
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TRUST SALE-

IhOSI GALE.
virtue of deed oi trust executed by NJ H. Poi
Il taux, the 18th uf April 1919 duly recorded in
the office OF the of hastings for the city Richmond
on The following day, shall sell fer ready money, pub
r auction oa The premises the 2ist February
next at IA o'clock NJ the dwelling all
appurenances situate in Turpns Addition CITY,
occupied by the said NJ. Is. Poitiaux
-, ]. NJ. DELCAMPo
Richmond January o. 1924 8t-tds
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land an SpofIsuIraaia for Sale.

I"Hu III SpONSylCdIId JOT 'SdIe.
MILL he sold upon the premises, positively Tuesday
w the 10Th day of February next, the plantation in
SPo,tsyvania county called PROSPECT HILL, belonging
To the estate of Thomas Miller, dec. This
nine hundred and sixty and is Of good quaity-about
one hall cleared and the balance in woods Terms
thru OF The purchase be paid down.
lance in two equa, annual Bonds security
vain deed OF trust upon the premises, will be required Of
the purchaser.
WILLIAM MILLER lEx'ors of Tho's
j. Ii. FERGUSON, s Miller dec.
Goochland January %. s2-tds
virtue OF deed Ut executed the ri6eTs
- by John r. Slayden, and duly recorded in Hanover
county court To secure TO Samuel Dunn Co certain sum
OF money we shall proceed TO sell To the highest bidder
cash. at public auction, Hanover on Wenes
day the 2Sh inst IL being
den interest in his deceased fathers estate being undi-
vided i1ierest in several very likely
THOMAS MIEURE,
january a. p M0SDY WOODSON.
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six thousand collars and an annual sum of FIVE tbou.
,nni dollars year, for twenty successive years, to
he distributed as the President Of the United States
shall du rect, through the Secretary of Wa, or his
Sunerntendents and Agents of Indian Afaiis
LIE United States promise to guaranty TO the said
tribes the peaceabe possession of the district of
country herei" assigned them, reserving the right of
opening through it, such roads may ON ,im. 10
tune, he decWed necessary, and TO restrain and me-
vent all white persons from hunting, seuiisg, or
oherw'se ini'uding upon it, But any citizen OF the
United States, be,ng lawfully snhoi Zed for III At pur-
pose, shall I've permitted Ia pass and repass ia,
the SAID district, aud TO navigate the waters thereof
without any hindrauce, toll, or exaction from said
tribes.
WILMINGTON, January l6-rhe following rcso.
luiion passed both houses of the legislature of this
State, unanimously, on Friday the 81 inst, We re-
urn our thanks To the obligipg correspondent TO
whom we are indebted Tor The inforn,ation
The General Assembly of the State of Delaware
have learned, that Cnsar A. Rodney, distinguish
ed citizen OF this state, who ives recently appointed
by the President Of The United States Minister PIE.
n'poien''ary to the Republic of Buenos Ayres, and
Tor whose accommodation and that of his family and
effects, the Emitted States frgaie Congress was spe-
ci,iiy appropriated, after a series OF studied IN
suit and con,umrly on the part of the Comman-
der, Captain j imes Bidde, during the yov,ye has
been mpelled 10y the conduct of that Commander
to leave the ship with his fap,ly the Port of Rio
Janero, 1900 miles distant from the place of his des-
tnation.
The Election and respect they are proud to che
r'sh Tor fellow ciiizen whose public services and
y ivate wcrth are recorded in the heari Of every
Deiawarian, induce this General Assembly publicly
To declare the indignation they feel the conduct OF
the commander Of The frigate Congress. They re-
gard II also us a solemn duty they TO the u
mon, oil which the Stale they represent neo,ber,
TO express conviction, that the unprecedented and
usrespectfu' conduct of the Commander of the Con-
sress, towards citizen invested with the high char
"cier oi representative Of this nation, is am insui,
"hered 10 the national dignity and sovereignty, which
requires prompt and ample aionemeni.
BE ,t therefore unanimously resolved by the Senate
"nd House of Representatives of the SiaIe Of Della
ware IN General Assembly met,-Thai the Senators
and Repi esenaive of ths State IN the Congress of
.e Onned States, be requested TO their best e;-
nr's TO have an inquiry instituted into the conduct OF
captain James B'dde, Commander of the United
? aes irlgale Congress, during her late voyage from
the United STATES, to RIO JaneIro.
.htsef'ed, That cerufed copy Of these proceed
ngs he transmitted by tie Governor Of this State TO
e'ci "i me Senators and 10 the Representative oil
this Stale in the Congiess of the Uui,ed States.
UatchntuR.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

=.
pursuance offs decree OF The superior of
n Tor the Richmond district pronounced 18th day
epruary 1873 in the OF Duval Sayre, will
ereu Tor sale To the highest bidder :,c auction in
ohi oil the Eagle Hotel in the cy OF Richmond FRI
DAY the 18th day of February O'clock tract
4anu wing in the ceuny of Bath, the Hot Springs
containing five hundred, and adjoining lands
Adam Dickinson and Others.
Ierms-6, Sand is months credit notes with approx ed
enuorsers, and deed OF trust the property.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. 5. g. g. r. ID.
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DismnI Slcnmp Lima Company.

n general meering oi the Dismal Swamp Land Com
pav held in Suffolk, November II, 1925 the following
re,n"ii"n' were adopted and ordered 10 ~ published viz
ne general meeting shall he formed of Stockholders
he'r ases or attorneys properly authorised but
Siockh~ldrr owning less than fourth share shall
eHiile'i I" seat nj sHch mreng. owning
fourth Ut share shall I've -Mtiea person
owning twoourihs shall he entitled voies and
proportion.
All deeds and transfers made hereafter he properly
recorded IN the couaty Of Nansenund and Norfolk,
ami an entry ot such made the hooks the company,
before any such claimant shall have power the
general meeting TO vote receive his her dividend
Guardians, executors, administrators and
produce for record the compan,s books the evidence OF
their powers.
All proxies TO attend general meeting he under seal
an" aiteied ny NJ least one witness IL the I've
receive dividends IL also he under ackhow
lodged before magistrate
All receipts for dividends record hook
Stockholders and the prnxies attending general meeting
must sgu The receipt payment of the dividend. Those
receiving afterwards sign the in Ofthe
president al the time of payment; upon prcteuca
shall the president dispense with This inrniaiitv
JOHN TABB. Chairman.
TeSte, X. DuUTHAT, Sec'y.
January ~. e2-iot
The editors ofthe National Intelligencer will publish
the above three times week month"; their
TO this Office mt inm late
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27

WARRENTON FEMALE ACADEMY.
VIE first session ofthis institution will
4 FIRST Monday in January, and end ip Juncthr
sion payable in advance, the end of the year
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and washing so dollars tuition in spelling reading
and Whiting, 10 collars.
Grammar, parsns, arithmetic geography and ofthe
globes history, mythology, &c &c including spelling
rs dollars. O.
Music, 80 dollars drawing and painting dollars
needle work, dollars so Gents.
Dancing 10 dollars.
Each yeung lady TO be provided with pair sheets CO.
Verld, blankets and towels. a. PLUNKETT.
WaTrenton, N. g. Dec. 90. 69-t3tJ
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NOTICE

VIE subscriber, time asi January bought negro
n1u Al auction in the city Of Richmond by 1lie name
OF NED Of Mrs .arah Calen which slave was left by tue
subscriber at Mr. John Sbeppards of Richmond whence
ne mas since abseonded lie is small fellow of dark
complexion, his vsnge somewhat sharp and he is quick
spoken but minute descriptions " him cnnio given
VIII give reward az Gf'y dollars to any person that will
appfehend SAID slave and secure him in Jail ret him
assin DANIEL NORHiS.
Nelson Co. near warmnster, Dcc n. 7O-wsw'
W ~ committed go Tue Jail Of llenrcU county, the
w l2lh IT October, 1923, runaway a negro man,
named NILSSON, who himself to be the property Of
Martha A. Cooke of the county of Albemnre. Said
away Is about IS old, Of light complexion, feet
I'VE inches high, no visible mark he had when
commiued' black broad cloth aud pantaoons Of
coarse brown cloth and black hat
Also op The 2bth Of the same month, negro ma
med DlLCIA as runaway. who states herself 20 he the
property Of Dr. JOHN SWAIN Of the county Of Hanover,
Said wOmnn Is about ~ years old, Of dark COMPLEXION
bout Eve feet three inches high had when itted
y brown domestic cotton dress.
The owners of ssid hereby requested 70
come forwards p~0ve property charges take them
away, or they viii he dealt with rs The law directs
JOHN l.. TATE, ID. s.
January I. 72-wi2w For WIN PRICE s. He.
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Odd FLORIDA INDIANS.

After our artcle on Indian Riehfs was IN the
hands Of the compassion, "" received the New York
DAILY Advertiser containing abstract of the treaty
lately entered INTO by government with certain tribes
OF Indians IN Florida II clearly illustrates aud
forcibly cofrohora'es The positions we have laid down
that we suhJnip II. Tie principles The same as
those which characterize relations with all the In
dian tribes wHhin territory, hui have no
recollection OF any other treaty IN which they
clearly stated and 50 definitely applied This and
other circumstances lead 10 hope, that justice and
humanity will not lave 10 plead much longer ~ be-
half Of the aborig ues,-and plead IN VAN.
[Phl. Gdz.
The President the United States, win the con-
sent of The Senate, has ratified The Treaty with ihe
Florida tribes of Indians, which made and CON
cluded on the 18Th Sepicm last, by Commission
ers on The part Of the United States, and certain
Chiefs aud Warriors on the part Of The Indians The
Indians have promised 10 continue under The prOiec-
lion of the United States, aud % no other nation,
power sovereign, and TO confne themselves with
~ snch district of country IN Florida has been
agreed upon, The u. Stairs are TO take The Florida
Indians under their care, and 10 afford them profec-
lion against al persons whatever, provided they con-
form to the laws Of the United States, and refrain
frOm making giving insult any foreign mn
,iou A. soon the tribes ate concentrated, the
u. States promise TO distribute among them, under
the direction Of their agent, implements Of husban-
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NORFOLK, Jan. 1.-THE .Ndrcl Court Mar
hol Ia be convened at the Nav Yard, Cos
port, Tomorrow, will, we learn be- composed
of Captains William Bainbrldgr. Thomas
MDOnongh, Charles II. Ridgrly, Robert II
Spence, John ID Henley, A. 5. Wadsworth
and G. C.. Reed.
C"pts M'Donough, Ridgcly, j. ID Henley
and Reed, cane passengers yesterday in the
steam boat y J'i0!k. Beacon
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NEOROES tOR SALE.
FQY virtue of deed oil executed To the subscriber
r. ana OF record in the county court of Buckingham
purposes therein mentioned he will at public auction sell
to the highest bidder for cash. the 4th Of February
next nj Warren Ferry, on the Buckingham side
rlVer the following slaves viz Davy Sam, Ben
or So many OF them he deemed satisfy
the said deed Acting the subscriber will con-
Ney such title as is vested in him nv said deed.
Jan IL. 79--w3w r. TURNER Trustee.
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Eriynci Mn letter, dpied RE Jnnero, Nor IS.
" the course If proceeding altogether WI
preccdented, alluded fo IN the enclosed, was
tlic determination of this ga. ernmcni mol to
s'Gcr the baggage of his Excelerct Cesar
a RodEcy, To be- transhippcd from the U. $
ship Congress, TO the ship Sally, Capt. Cook,
Of Salon, The ship in which Mr.. Rodney was
proceed To his destined statinn,) without
ih' regular Inspection nv the officers of the
customs, to which p0$seuger'S baggage is sub
cied, hut to which inspection the apparel
instructions, ~. ola public minister, deslin-
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NEGROES FOR SALE

'"IVH0Y HZ-IZt
The editors ofthe National Intelligencer will publ
the above tree times week month"; and send their
TO this Office nj imam
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 17.-Captain Dawson
of the schr. Mexican, arrived at this port from
AIvarado, reports, that six days before he
sailed, the Spanish feet left Vera Cruz, short
of provisions. The fri'S ofthe castle on the
'pwH, had nearly ceased, owing to scarcity
Of powder.
The English ffigate Thetis had arrived al
Sacriiradn direct from Engand having on
board commissioners who were about start
ing for the interior when Captain Dawson
sailed. Gdz.
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We are pleased 10 hear that the Trustee.
of our University, lately appropriated three
Thousand doss for the purchase Of "A PhilosO
Iihlcal Apparatus for The use Of thp Insiifu-
iinr and a Ike SUN for the increase OF its Pub
Ilc Lihrry.
Such h,rsliiy ON the part Of IFS Trustee.
toward onr University, ..iIl soon render il
cuud Ia few Colleges in he Union. We
are Gid 10 fnd that the lumber of its students
continued 10 increase. Raleigh Register.
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Erir1d mfr letcr. fran n gentleman in Indiana
10 he Editor efMe Is. Ktpor,er. dafed
ht,....upt

Our L"gisla are is now in session, and
thee Is m,jority of the Senate and q
large majority of the lower House deci-
DEFY IN f""ur Of VIZ Clay rs next president /;
bu caucn.s sing being unpopular with us,
think il ytOhablr that no dcclara ION will be-
made by tb, Legislature IN his IA, our Erc
tors will probsl'Iy be- elected 10y General Tick
e. 5ir Clay's interest Is increasiag daily"
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states among other facts, all the counties, sd
IN number, and all the iowns, 684, have with
the exception of 81 towns) presented THEN
reports for The last year That there is in
this state 1882 common schools. That withip
the last year 351 new school districts have
been formed aud organized. That 400 534
children werc instructed for The space of eight
months That 258G1 more children we're
educated during the year 1898 than during
1922. That l82,802 dollars of public MONEY ;
have been expended during the iast year, for
tha support of common schools, aud to this
may be- added more than 100000 dollars from
The funds of individuals, making more than a
million of dollars. f.Mrc .qdn.
January I7.-By the schr Fly, from Ava
RADIO, letters have been recesed announcing
the arrival there Of The British commissioners
and consul, who were Immediately about to
proceed to Mexico. THEY are represented
as publicly stating every where that il was the
determination of the British government moi
To acquesce IN any attempt, by foreign nations
e. reduce the South American nations under
the Spanish yoke.
The hosiiIitcs between Vera Cruz and the
Castle continued. The result will be-, and
both on The score Of health and commerce
such result is desirable, that Vera Cruz
will be abandoned for u more healthy Ioca-
ton.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
An assoc atlOU hls been formed, with q privilege
for fifteen Yeas, Of navigating wili steam hoas the
Wogt the kamd, and the Caspian Sea The mos
Distinguished statesmen, such rs Count Nesseirode
The Grand Chambrtitiu Nart scbkin, Count Woron.
zow, and others, take part IN ~.
Several Foreigners, principally Frenchmen, taken
~ AIMS Tor the Constitution, have been cOndem net
10 death ~ Pepigoan.
Il is reported that General Nina is 10 publish IL
nj he { 10,
from The enhance Of the French 10 the Captulafior
81 Barcelona, with soaie Interesting pieces on the
negotiations with Marshal Moncsy
Accounts from Madrid STATE that about 10000 per.
spn., Of ~ age aud 9th sexes had quilted That place
10 seek shelter ~ foreign cOunfries--among Them
many merchants Oi extensive business. TIE Kipp
10 take up his wiUicr residence ~ the Escuria
attended 10y body guard Of Spanish troops whose
loSaliy has heen proved, aud The Swiss guards ~
France. All he foreign officers who served ~ the
Constitutional armies, wete o,dered 10 leave Spain.
Those lrom Switzerland. not admitted into lhe
Swiss regiments retained.