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MARCH 26. 1918

WARCH 70, 1878.
Dear Sir: An absence of three or four weeks
from home (to Philadelphia upon some busness)
has prevented me from receiving your favour OF
the 18th inst. until now, which hasten to answer
with much pleasure.
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l.. BANKS.
Extract Of a letter, dated 2sm March 1878

Extract Of a letter, dated 2Sh March, 1878,
trem Jerman Baker. Esq. to Judge TAYLOR.
Although the act of Assembly of 1918, requiring
you TO hold court in the town of Lynchburg. re-
quires you TO reside in the city of Richmond, vet
many members OF the House of Delegates were of
opinion that nevertheless, you might reside on
your farm, in any other part of your district in
as much as law of 1870 under which YOU held
your appointment, required you to live at your
courts and that it was impossible Tor YOU to reside
at both places. If / mistake not, when the bill
was sent up TO the Senate it contained a provision
permitting you to reside in the county of Cumber-
land
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Your obetient servant,
JERMAN BAKER.

Com. Porttr.-The trial of this gallant officer
which has so long attracted the public attention
and enlisted so much OF the public sympathy is al
length concluded, and the result is before the
world. Pubic opinion, 1t we may judge of il by
the newspapers, has been strongly 10 fave of Por-
ter The glory he had won for our country by his
heroic achievements, had not been forgotten; nor
will the sentence now pronounced against him OBJ
literate the memory of it. That sentence has been
pronounced by honorable men attached TO the same
Navy his vaor and his sutferings have contributed
TO immort"iiZe. Respect for these men and for the
laws OF our country should prevent US from com
planning OF the sentence until we see more of the
testimony on winch II is founded. We fad feared
at one time ON the manner of the prosecution
That 1t was determined if possible to cashier
hm 1he present sentence to say the least of il
Is severe enough His conduct in the Foxardo
affair." ought never TO have been permitted TO pass
unnoticed Ia government of laws. But there have
been other violations of public law 10 which the
Commodore appealed as precedents TO Justify him
sell, that ought 10 have been noticed in a similar
way; and 1t Is for those who Justify the one and
condemn the other to reconcile their course 10 the
public. The cases are not eractiy parallel. But
the conduct OF Gen. Jackson does not differ so
widely from Com. Porer's but that both may be
brought to the test OF the same general priaciple
With all our gratitude for the Hero of the Essex.
we think he deserved to be censured by the Court
for his conduct in the West Indies, aho il was not
complained of by the local authorities. But in
what terms that censure should be pronounc whe-
ther by suspension OF repremand, we leave TO
military men to decide. 1t is time the Gov eminent
had taken firm stand with all its officers but es-
pecialy with the military and naval, AS we have
already said, let it hold all 10 rigid accountable
ity; make them sensible Of their responsibility but
be slow TO degrade them either in their own esti-
nation or that of their country
Under the charge OF disrespect to his superiors
by nasty appeal TO public opinion, the Comno-
dore may be censurabe. But there NAV still! be
some mitigating circumstance which the pro-
ceedins will disclose and for which we wait with
Impotence.
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COEEM,S orFIcr.

bamore-wee Ill the Great Capitals were sold in the Iset
rond STATE LorTERH, which drawn the 27th Ju-
WV the $4,000 Prize I" gentleman 10 Phiiadepac.
the 10000 sent TO Paisytsania County, pirgniahr 500
SOLD IN shares One Ha lent Z" Uorrenton, n. Caroline
Ono Quarter In C6sIctH Court House. ~ Carolina and the
remaining Quarter Neio fork-The minor Prizes were va.
rOusly distributed.
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The NJ York Rcuietc.-. We ask the reader q
attention to the article in this days paper from the
Albany Argus on the subject of this work The
Review is under the direction of DIR. Anderson and
Mr.. Bryant. We noticed the account OF the Geor-
gia controversy given by the Review in our last
The article is rapidly going the rounds of the news
papers We are surprised that impartial editors do
not at once sec the true character of the produc-
ton Ii IS presumed If certain editors had reflected
on the effect 1t must have upon the reputation Of
those who negotiated and ratified the Creek Trea-
ty, they would not be ready 10 publish Tartizan
electromagnetic its validity. Who was Secre,a-
ry of safe when this Treaty was made Was he
vigilaf in his Office, or was he Tyro Has he
been cheated in the affair, Notwithstanding all the
proiestations and rcmoi .'rances of Col. Croweil,
against the treaty before it was ratified
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THE NEXT SCHEME.
Gsr1tsD &tJtr Anffrffe

Of Mar apdto he drawn by the improved mode (Od9 and
Even Sy2ttntsned by Istcrs patent from the United
aud under the sitrinienda OF the
10y the GO'nrmdr and Council The whole he r.mpeted
III ONE DAY
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ALIENS OFFICIAL LIST

IIST
OF THE
Washington Canal Lotter,-CYn.s No. J.
Numbers drawn from the Wheels:
20 IS so 81 sc II 50 IL.
The Official List can he at the Office Of S. & NJ Allen q
Co. Richmond, where the fate Of all Tickets is given Gratis
Nos 10 IA SO,
winch ~ entitled 10 the h1ndome prize TEN THOUSAND
DoiLS IN this lottery sold at 4rn,s truth Lucia one,
together with Prizes of Five Hundred Dollars and ono Of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
IL The fortunate holders Of the above prizes are
TO call and receive the cash; ready for them anil vii, h
Paid ON presentation at the Lottery and Exoh7nse Office
5. a. NJ. ALLEN l. Co Richmvnd.
-nueuH Sd 32--3t
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TICKETS WILL RISE

on the IS, September Fe Dollars until which tifne, tn.
pficc will continue, viz:
HdfUes, 2 Eighfhs. SO
To had the greatest variety IL Numbers Odd and Even IN
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The Norfolk Herald states that the balance the
silver sunk in the sloop Jay, near Cape Charles.
has been recovered by Captain Travis and Mr..
Spadcy OF Northampton, % slabs and s. sinal
pieces) and 81 slabs Of "copper" and delivered TO the
agent Of the Underwriters. This relieves Captain
Young who commanded the Jay from the vile caIurn-
MES that might have destroyed the reputation of an
honorable man.
The same paper says that Henry Aberdeen Cap
tain and owner of schooner John, bound to Rich
mond, had misunderstanding with his Cook.
whose insoence induced him to attempt TO cias,ise
him. The Cook resisted, and they both feH over
board grappled with each other, and sunk to rise
more. The Herald speaks well Of the character OF
Aberdeen who old man.
The Court Martial for the Trial Of Captain
Charles SteIo0rt have commenced their duties,
There are general charges, and 80 specifications,
preferred against that officer, TO which he has plead
not guilty. Messrs. Hopknson. of Pa. and Gen.
Taylor Of Norfolk are admitted council, and
Mr.. Stansbury as Stenographer. 1t. Hunter was
the first witness examined.
UhGf .NSrt!!--A writer in the National Jour
nal Of the 18th in very long and elaborate article
on the subject of slavery insists upon several mon
strous doctrines. Among other things, he says
&C The states as well as the General Government
have right to pass lars for the public safety anC
general good; aud the constitution authorises ~
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COPY,

NEEDazM, 18TH AuG. 1925.
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KENTUCKY HGEN-C Y.

- OBERr rRiPLErT. Qate OF Richmonl) having been
induced by number II Vngniais, 10 establish himself
Frankfort, Kcn,uck, forh transaction Of Their business,
which he m been engaged lo The last six viz in invests
gazing land titles t.nanting selling and settling
estates for, collecting dl &c. and for that purpose having
prepared himself he tenders his services ~
that line 10 the public in lie well known IA Rich
noud and Petershug having done large amount OF business
from hertwo places aud som. from Norfolk ami Freericks
burg, as well As from various other parts of the state
Refer to Judges Green, Brooke and Boun the Hon. Wm
S. Archer of Aneli, Df. John Adams, oi cnund,
Messrs John Scott and WIN. S. Stone trede, eLbug, MIR.
Wm aNall, Petersburg, and MIR. AicSanrer wilson, Norfolk.
Also, the II II. Thomas Todd eco. VI. Bh, anJ John Crit
tenen, Frankfort Ken aud Mr. Thomas Green, Rchmond
Va who engaged and empowered to contract for agencies
his account
H. T. has agents employed by who's, aid he is enabled
sh" notice. have business transacted part othe
Letters paid, dreerdo Frankfort, will with prompt
attention.
Frankfort, Oet.2, Ieci
PS Since the abv, penned r. Triple: has associated
himself IN business with Albeit l. Burnley aud hereafter
both will he absent ,Iom their Office the
Cor espondens who make their offers worth eitont'
will ensure promptly from
Sch. 10. 95---wf TRIPLETT Il BERNLEY.
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RECoLLECrioNs or CHILDHOOD.

How ohcn think rn The sesaes OF ehilih1d,
The mtadO"s aai helis wher, the Wild hrwsrs S',"5
Tire u'ch1r the poU.l, the glade, nnd the wild 'od,
Aud the sOeia, delights that my ini,ncy knew
The dew.pans'ed lava, and the gtccn gs''y meadow,
The the bird, war,isd s~eeiIl thc'riy'
where "n in the wii--,preilin- tree,' ample shadow,
We felt the .ea.hIerie in the heat ot the day sH
Remember the ros.l with il. winding and turning, ~
The yteen living hc,scro, that sNntsdtne way - r.
rue field Il sncld where the brickkiln va. huininc:
And the pit. whvfethey dug up he smooth leii'" clay
And I nav. not s,rSot when s,otn a-cotng,
Fin. uoarse riuhl'n. h"isc vl tue waves ui the
I'll. OH hollow in. where the partridge d. uTinng
AID the woodpe, ker king the hOlio" oak uee.
1 remember the old fashioned mansinn we livd in,
With the hay and Ia. beach, ani the Oetanin views
Unr swamp the hake where The singin. Lir built IN,
And te tree by the Lane wher, the thorn apples grew
In that old fa,hion'd house, ia this how'd situation.
whh small panes OF glass and the clean OdAen noorsi
Cort.nt our lot, and mo fear Of :aya.on,
Not bat, nora lock- nor bolt to the doors.
But what wa. the cause OF that tranquil enjoyment
Not he house, the fields, the prospects ~ rare;
No, the orcla;,ls, nor nd, rural .nplry reu
But The dearly os'd euds OF NY DO om were there
Al the dav that we pprted the heart-r ending anguish
No ten can de The, neither pcucil portray
To me all the hcau,ic. around srem'd to hnsWsh,
AnL all the gay quickly faded away
Those ,ran,ient enioym,nl. how fair aud how iekle,
They .rrinc up anl hluoui ike the flowers ia hay:
But trouble aud thrust IN The sharp sickle
They're cut down. aud Niih,r, aud dee in day.
Bu, the Joys OF the faithful increasing,
Their source IS celestial their Author divine
IN the truth they lie- and prospects pleasing,
IN glory and beauty forever TO siue.-EHs'sh roper
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BELL YER.W FOR S.gLE

INHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing public bushes.
now Oilers for sale, his elegant establishment
Liberty Bedford eoaaly whc for the and variety
ITS advantages, exceed by public house in Virginia,
eIuailed by few. In addition being
midst OF opuou, aud wealthy country where
UNKNOWN and where all the facilities
~ 10 ensure the most complete any person desu,
10 engage IN ms business, be procured the mode
rate terms commands at which sub.cI.
bef believes to be wholly unparalleled The buildings
c0mniodiou aud IA good of repair Tney
two story brick dwelling house. 100 feet length
numerous, comfortable aud eonvenent brick tchen, With
an me necessary rooms oking, stable 225
rect ~ Length 10 o which brick, the balance framed
entirely "nh forage re. sufficiently cspaci,us CON
tam supplies TOT year. Attached this range stall,
100 teet long, neatly shielded house. ite-ioue anu
smoke house, well adapted to tn, purposes for which hey
respectively de'sned-ai oining TO which back lot off
ores extremely fertile. The subscriber will also SELL if
purchaser requires it, small TRiCT Of LIND, inraed,-
htey een which in high Of por-
lion of which is well set "A clover
The terms of the sale will accommodating only small
portion OF the purchase money Will be required in hand
oanc. conveniently arranged that the will be
to meet the payments by the profits arising the
House servants, furniture stock hand inay ne had.
POSSESSION wall he given hTitma sooner required
ale cannot he effected by the 25th &c December
'fef the hous" Tor rent Tor a OF years.
Augn,t :. 25-if WILLIAM TERRY.
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on the way. We should suppose it might be opened
by Monday next, and it has been suggested that the
Rotunda of the Capitol will be the best place In
which 10 hold thi, Exhibition, being that In which
the last was held.
The cause OF the failure OF the manufacturers to
assemble, ON the day appointed, is obvious. Inc
day fixed on being week before the meeting Oh
Congress, those who wished the members oil Con-
gress, as well the good people Of Washington,
10 inspect their wares have thought it not worth
while 10 hurry themselves. They have calculated
on the Exhibition lasting untitCongress met, and
have made their arrangements with view TO the
day of its meeting, rather than that which the
manufacturers had adjourned, in February last
Nat. Int.
The Erhibition-Pur>,iant 70 the suggestion
published in our paper yesterdays the ManaiacIu-
res who have visited this city with domestic fab
rics, for the proposed Exhibition met at the Once
of the National In,elligencer at IL o'clock, aud,
by adjournment, at o'clock in the evening oil
postpone the Exhibition until Thursday the Sth
instant, when, we authorized to state, II
will take place in the Rotun,la of tie Capitol, (the
use of which has been politely granted tor the
purpose,) and be continued for three successive
days.
The necessity for this delay has arisen from a
misunderstanding to the period fixed for the IN
hibition, in consequence of which number oil
manufacturers, who, it was believed intended 10
come on with their fabrics, have not arrived, but
will reach the city in the course of few days 10
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-M-aRSHIL'N N.4L

pursuance o decree Of the Suriu Court Of Chancefy
or the Rchuond District, pronounced the 10th DAY u
March, 1925 III, eG CvPi md Hughes, ai w ed
rsday the j0;h this month. Ovi for sale To the bidder
Pu6iie auction Tor ca.h Tract OF Laud ing the county
OF Po~hsan James RIVER about iie below he town "'
Ca being tue Tract of Land ed Charlie
COPELAND Jesse us-. by d. ell v mortgage dated Ssh day o'
May G2 led among the exhibits I'm tine above named cause
Containing by said deed go aud quarter. i-
The sale 1.-THE above described land wal
be uaie subject the right at duSer Of Ms Judith ush
hall thereof. Tue .ale will he
,naue the premises. J.GuERRANT, MS. c. e. ID.
Nov I, 1925. 5I-6t
Til. above s.e unavoddby postponed until Wedncsda'
the 18th day vi December next which day will ccrinnl,
take place. J. GUERRANr,
Nov. I5 NJ. s. @. q. r. u.
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OF half which lately resided. The Store room
large conveniently fitted up, good cellar, aud large
and pleasant counting loom, the family part of the building
having aud passage below stairs cellars three
passage above stathe whole making large two
storied building the best order Tor the Of family
aud large Of Goods The out-hosss consist Of fran
cd Kitchen with below and above stairs,
ceeu smoke house and ice house The enclosure win be made
eniry before the day Of sale. At the time and
place will be offered another half Lot Of Land
" sluatedto the other which large three stoed Lumber
house and Granny capable OF holding fifteen thousand bushe.
of wheat ani framed stable for four These lots viii
be sold separately together best suit the wishes OF
the purchasers Having removed FROM this proPe,
will he sold If thing value i offered. Persons wl
about make ercan,e establishments wvod do well to
look at this property for the undersigned assert from
peence that there no, situation in Va far he knows
that holds better prospect Of To the merchant than
Csrtervie and it, ncishbohood, which tbieki settled with
wealthy and industrious populations aud good society Can
br found in the State.
The Of will be three equal annual smen MS
the first day of July without interest," The
purchaser pcarrs bond and cool security to toe
approved b, he undegsisue aud deed the pre-
pey for the FIRST payneutand deeds vi trust t. secure the
| iso last pay m,nt>.
fndipuiabe titles will be made the purchaser Purchs
ASBcNi CRENSIiAW.
Virginia Mills March2 20. lOI-wtf
~ The above property being sold il offered n
private sale for lease Application b. made
Capt. Thomas Pemheon CarierSvie ohe undsiSt
| 81 at the Virginia Mills. ASBURY URENSHAW.
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MN. %
DOCTOR HEyN.R Y SKIP IVTTg

~ - akt NOS the ID day of Jan,arv 1924
~ Halcsh Tavern iansburg Va brtweent the hours ~
). tioek IN toe morning aud IN the evening" procee cd to
sN' deposition vi Jesse ole ncrs at HUH French,
'e, near POwfatlB courthouse the 18th ofthe same
mnh anS Je aud between the hours Of 10 O'clock in the
mofnng aud Nv IN die evening, James Nc Launes aud 9TH
- M re ead - evidence n pending in the Supe-
- Co-it 81 Chanetry ior the Riobmond district wber an
you pain nysef am Others =, defendant, c,s
20 can ategd please. II should not finish on those
i1' 'a~s he drPesuens,I shall continue from dny 10 day
w ~, ~. die completed. NJ S. WAKREN.
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4 i9ih, 1925. 10y '' -'O'ehoer
~ elh bo1'wr'Shi widow and reiet of Ben,amn Boat,
y FL drccss"d az! VIM. y. Buawtsht J,n,,. n IL,
WI. an Airhs Il. Kelly, late Martha g. Bs,;h h, pa
Ar,i,, PLAINTIFF
Eh1a"eih II. Boatwright, Alexander A. Bo,,,rsh, pL,
tnng wi'sh', Lucy b. Boswrigh aud Benjamin d. Ro,t
james Kelly, 'sI ~, ceased aud
an do! CAM Tie plaintiff, by their attorney and i,d their
@ liaN'"t ioi sale Of ac of Land of about ion 80.
'ns IN III county, .nng ing To til. e.iatr Of Is;; n,
e' a'sIi and Tor division of the proceed, between
" % eh'idren ofthe said deeedent; aud appearing
me sd'lirirn OF the that the defendants 49, IS
','a.' o. ms commonwealth, the motion OF The pLnii,
"eo,e en- aud ordered by the that the aid Ar, nIsn
d'apear here ur before the third Thu dax in L
SI IH, IN" tue panin bill and hew any they can,
sfea s prayed for in The bill aud thai con, re- d
Of Inserted m som. newspaper published in the civ
OF n'cnond and continued for months sue -,
.a another cory be posted up the door of The n9
mi on w0 .us cess've court days, pevou. 10 the ,aif
'"'d Thursday ia Februsry ncxt copy. Tesie '''
NJ on WM. S. DANCE, @.
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.nessrs John ~ Hatokins, Rielard Bond. .aler.

G"dsT boyd. PhliP Ra,i,y aud Bar Bu. IreH 4:
K W WILL please take notice, that han eth, 20lh
. aud 2l days 81 Dec,mbernext, the Taven-house Of
Wam Towns IN THE town OF 10y dtnn. the cunt OF Meek
nhurg aud State of Virginia the hour oi ocorl
:" me morning aud o'clock in the evening zach day, pro-
.eh 10 take the hdavitS OF Richard Russell Robert olive
Alexander Boy d and others to be read IN eydens in i
noF ndms IN The Superior Court Of Chance the
mona District wherein plaintiff, and YOU and sch you
ana Others are made Observation-Disclosures attend
d' you see nj. THOMAS GOODE
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.hR. T.a.YDY n. F4RROW

AXE "tc thai shalt at tn house Of Jno Holland in TIA
county OF f!usanni, ann Stale OF Vngnla, ON the 27t
nay % December next, between the hours Of o,cloeL in
ons and6 O'Clock the afternoon, proceed TO take the de
positions Of Pleasant Howard and Perrin FarrJw; and IN h.
"Veht the said depsstiVi. be taken ON that day sh,
minnie ne taking tie same, day day, on each sue
cams Gay, at He 'ame place, between bouIs in
S"ue IN he State Of Virginia the day oil Decem
yer next he"eehfh- dours OF O'Clock the morn
ing "nd0 O'Clock III the afteruoun take the d,pc.,n or
END Farro anu ~ the OF his deposition not taken
On VA ga sha,i CONTINUE The taking the HAND
rom day 10 Gay, zach succeeding day til
teie Winch said sevcai iep-,ions se to ee cad a. ev
ia u' ~ cidnceIy depending the county court Of
IN ne state OF Virginia. wherein Plaintiff and
20" md bena d Philips are Defendant. Yours &c.
:, - MATTHEW FARROW.
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VaiuabIe Property for Sale.

ENoR sale of land ia Amelia containing 1900
bali Ia wood; ct the cleaIe; rand about 30
low grounds of the wood land nesI, ouS halt good baec
land the adapted The whole j. ", u Naei.d,
" provided with muses. aud has wheat The
'om Richmond 81 me, from Petersburg io third Of lie
in hand e.,ion given on third IA, te
meni' alter, and the balance al years cre T.,
"ih be so"n ny james Drate the ransser, aui comu,
to addressed 10 Inc, Bridge will he poinptl aeui
ed to. EDNITND 'uAEVIsoN
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TWHNI'Y DOLLaRS 1EW4HD.

ANAWAN from the subscriber living upper eud Of
IA Prince Edward county, w. the 10Th February last
gro usncd 1RCHER lie ahunt a 25 vtats of
age. fy 30 inches high, very dark complicated, has
.sa acrOsihc nose, down look when spoken TO- and
sluiers ammtfs 10 speech purchased said negro
Neih Farley Of buckingham county, Va. ht raised
county Goyelland y oil Mfadofd, who lately d.
ed IN 10 pss below Carerviie, Mithelux's fefy IN
which neiehhonho0dhH presumed he is lurking ne
understood he related 10 fec negroes Wbo hsye
he benefit Of cducaon u il Than probable he has
paineJ Tree papers, and suiy probably The James River
Jan. will give tho above rewaid 10 anj pcfson VIII will
vef said negro to nv, him N ans ial hat get
igsib. GEOltGE AuBITt
Prince Edwud county. VI. August y u ~
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SHLE

HREEABLE to the will aud Of Ellington
ADHnn Decd oil this county, will he sold highest bid
er upon credit oil IL months, the dwelling ii aid
eed"H three acis of land which belonged said Dunn
va one tract containing about 7I2 acres, KITTY Greek
out 40 acres being dispute will be excepted
he tact OF $50 acres Shelbun's old Tavern, said
vunty one other tract Of Iii acres called Bur"ns
ind, Cox rad. The first
4" ni'hcd wrh good dwelling house necessary
houses !" eAceir repair the plantation under oo
At The ue he like credit will be sold
sey slaves (vanable) quantity pork several KEN
ONE horse and corn The sale Will Tuesday
S""d wl' approved SECURITY will be required the purch
els pes having claims against the said dec eden;
~ Podnce them peeiiy ayment, all those
ehd requested diseafg their balances
Executors belns anxious TO close , very
JAMES WILSON, erO'rS. o
WM. kEETON, b. Dunn,
VIM. ). OVERTONs) deed.
Lluenurg Nov. IS. s6--tis .
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GoochIGia and Hanooer Land for Sale.

HOochipid and HdnOUer LGld for Sale.
virtue Of order Of the Superior Couu Of Chsncty or
The Richmond Dstc yacf priv,e sale tact Of land
the upper part ~ joorisui county the Of Le
Ryfd Greek containing 1871 hefehoW sni anotrf
ac ~ The county Of Hanover, Containing 936 AZ II
icsae a. close speedily possible The of the
state the land will he sold II moderate prize and aceOn-
nodsing both rscts win br dvfed su rufchsser
The Go 'chland land ~ bs shwn pssou wishing pur-
chafe, by Mr. Won Payne, and the anver lsnd' BY Mo.
Lanrv Jn1es Pf-session can he gwen Immediately.
WI 7. WIOKHAM sur TruS. ofihe estate u s. Git. dec.
BfehmGn6 Jan. 10, ts25. 77..s.f