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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,.

hge, their last nuesg es,ablisled Prgysasoy,ap
ser, sIjse ne qTYroyat rejection II tae yisisoys
al az raei mating. Tie tlsdty h,e accordingly disrha,g
ofg,a, aud May in ieii AID lo h9, been for seseai
ysaTs engaged success y IA, teaching The Language The
rrGiamer-Schoof .cm open in college the i dag Of Dc
ober aud 'rH eioe o,the LIST dag Of Augs, fheree
TIE PrefAsor 'rH be prepared, to the regulations
Of statute 70 accommodate al has PuPs 'riiA BOald, So
Ne aud they sU be Immediately under MS eye aud eOaroi
Paytts and Gunriios kO sd their .,ards
ut'inl ssoo, may DC certain hai their manners md no
ais o DC strictly asie"dedto; hat they scW gtr for OA
s. sr.r" V e6s = sfs % 20 , ,aa % sa and
ntisitio 10 aeir relations and public.
are used "a the GRAMMAR may be obtained Wa
d0"bng o. reasonable terms oard for The 'cioie
(eveTy fsig ided) rH be but l0O aud rae fee for tuition
amy Ser,as aSe % al a.. oa. s rgp a s
DC nndertis eontroHt If has pareni guarGn and IL is
are s'na aud vantage, s Do enjoyed .rhieh
De had at most othe scAoofsit Is hoped will Be ttH
overff .sving daring The ensuing
4 Table also directed 10 Be established ia College for
Board ra' tani.ea - 500 for the f course, the Ssu
dent 10 be supplied soih candles and avishag for go; and
red 10 Ja.sh The Student, aaoriingiy The Sewa,d sub
jsef TO .hs contro Of the fOey Thy Jood ha
peel theu i. p,fseving de deeoln. aorg his
sOardes 1Ae Faeaty haVe eYsinted to tbs office IF Sie'p
qIa for the eie, aud pho btivd 'vH gire entire
smiJcoa. The requires thai al students siai
guardians ors"eh may be ai!o'ned by the Faeuly he
IF dscreoa,' TO board eise,Shere
the Sie.pasd The Foery ish be understood that tiey
vH exercise this discretion with grea, and
70 Ice out Of cousgs V1s@evsr tds situation Of H. Student
requires s4 he should reside es'sohere, sae Faculty Hv0
unfairly ALLOW aud advse but they
n"nter Of aeaon, TO the wishes Of eher the aTes orAe
U o. parents cfvery Dodsrat fortunes may ard se'd
their sons 10 college aHhe statutes 'eih complained
harsh totrard students, hcpt been repeed!he Pisior
fy the Gamma; SeSool has been 49,
SIN rfC lnxb bee sh,dS
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Kal.labie Stoeh Of Dry Goods at .quetion.

Pdiuabie Stock Of Dry Goods at AUCTION.
SHALL ON Thursday The 29In September eel at pub,
lie Auction my entire stock Vi Dig Goods, amounting
bout 81 1000 Among them the following valuable stcs
40 pieces supcifue cloths aud casimeres
60 do hannels, escorted eoloS
100 do PLAIN aud figured homhasets
10 do ctcas,i'n plaids
q bales domestic shestings aud shftings
80 pieces PLAID domesiics aid checks
20 pieces brown holland
co pieces German good,
Burlaps uInnhn * aud tioklenbUgS
100 pieces cotton can.bics
200 do look aud other mislins
80 dozen cfasas
100 pieces calico
90 b.. b'ek, blue and assorted eOloued Italian sewing
silk, hest qualify
100 cloth shawls
80 boxes ribbons, assorted
50 pieces flag hdkfs.
20 do bed licking;
With great variety Of other articles too numerous for the
limits Of an advertisement, all OF which will pv-nivoy soM
without any limit OF ferfve, e following undcs
800 rash between 100 aoi 5OJ four months and 500
six months CREDIT negotiable with approved epJnsers
VIII be required County mechans Invited attend this
sale athcy seldom have opportunity Of obtaining goods az
auction well assorted nearly he whole stock has been pur-
eha'ed within II months, uncui aBi ~ good order.
II TIE sale will I've conducted hy W0uc7V6 Robnson and
Piasanf and will be continued from dy day until the
whole y cold. MANN 8. VALENTINE.
All petsOns Indebted by bond open requested
TO call and discharge the previous to the day Of sale
August %. 8b-idsf
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VARIETIES.

FOREIGN. Letters from Egypt Of May 2s,
received in London state that the Pacha medtates
taking possession Of the countries bordering on the
British possessions in India; that be is much under
French influence. The French Gen. Boyer is in
high favor and tire army may be considered French
army. The rise in the price of Cotton had ex-
cited the copidity OF the Pachs, who was making
ell the shipments he could on his account, and
had refused 10 comply with large contracts with an
English house. DIR. Abraham Rees, Editor OF the
New Cyclopsdia, sc. died the 9Th June in his
Sad year.
From a letter from Peru to the Editor OF the
Aurora we learn that the Congress of Peru have
increased the duties on American manufactures to
40 per cent, 10 take effect eight months from the
third Of May last. The decree is much complained OF
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Managers'-0 6fce, Washington city.
ER1I- ABT yEhY.
w NSIiIN C.rONr Z, NJ Il

.H.ND DEL.9 WIRE STATE LOTTERY.
Aao ,sedby Ac of ;he Congc.. nj the States the
Legislature ui Delaware
Sc Nos bdiio.sIo he dram the 5A Ocobey mort,
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I We have been compelled notwithstanding the sa-roo,n
which Ezra gives to-day, 10 postpone vuty Of articles
tii We shall make exefun give them
iu such summary Of ihem that nothing interesting shall
be lost heniWe have variou, skcchcs the cond.
ton Of Greece Paioufly, which shall he faithfully lid
lore ieaerWe beg the patience Of some Of
ponlents.
a Cato" in vindestion ofChsncellor Taylor On Frd y.
Ueufhs and Marriages frequently communicated is
for insertion by anonymous pondens who complain IL
they do appear. Our rule Is publish such notice.
unless accompanied by real II s.ntlenen unw
ling enu'i with their when they such
events how they expect US TO announce them to the world
responsibility
NAERIEDl--or Thursday evening lat. nv the Rev. Mr.
Hart Mr.. William Gat TO Wis Rosanna Dixon both Of th.
city. .
- In his eiy, on Thursday evening last by the Rev.
Mr. Andrew, Capt. Wiiiian Rod6erd, to Mss Jane H..
Pyichard.
- At M John Nupn's Louisa nm the 18th instant, by
the WIN. Y Haor, Mr. James d. Porter to Miss CathG-
riHe Harris.
- At Rose Hill, Thursdav the 9Th instant iy the Rev
Mr.. Garnet, Dnai " Curly FThorngon, Eq fie Stite
Navy, Mis-. Susan Ed, daughter Of Hay faiiruo, Esq
Of Orange county.
DfE6-.t h.. resideacs in Mason county Va on the 9th
u. Mr.. E. ~. AIDonoagh. j. enough that hs
friends and aoquantanc should know the they have 70
depiore.
- II Go,por,, on the 18th inst, Mr. Nslson Ma,ar,
member ofhe General Assembly county Of Norfolk
The 2sh August At his fsthei's residence in Wyhe
Maj. Samuel G. Draper Tie of exemplary chaac
c Il noble virtue and bas lcf behind bat friends to
regret his loss
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The l. S. Frigate Constellation, from the w.
India Squacro on has arrived at Norfolk, Capt. Wool
sey Com'dt and Com. Warrington OIL board. The
Arkansaw Gazette speaks oil the " sad and gloomy
prospects, of the agricultural inhabitants of that
territory. The prospect in the early part OF the
season was most promising; but the drouth has des-
troyed it. 1t is calculated however that larger
crop oil cotton will he made than usual. This is
owing TO the increased population and extended
culture. We understand that the cotton crop in
the South has suffered much from the Catterpill
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ITust SaIe of Real Esfafe. Sc

ESY virtue of deed of executed the subscriber 10y
pahney Morriss aud Sally , w.fe, Lew Jones Pru
dencs his wife, Tor certain purposes therein spechrd brains
date the 2ith NAY. 1925. shall ler Jr sale, public Au-
the following property, to wit: gny md lyiu
Big Midway river, the great Falls there, Tonn,s
oi Nvioway and Lupenburg, which is -ituate
ring mill, (ir Nils MILL cotton Ii ~ and di,ti,-
leTy a1 all the stock of hogs the sad mills anil negro
slave, rom the miller, and all the toll aud wheat
the mills
tract OF Land lying in Lunenburg about thre miles from
The above mills, supposed contain Two hundred and rightly
eight acres, bounded by The lands Of joel blackwell Eliza H.
BLACKWELL Lew Jones and others also m of sn lying
county of Iiensieo and within the jurisdiction of the city
Richmond, eunanng upwards Of seven acres containing ua-
bic building. for the accommodation OF eneei family, being
the which conveyed by Temple Gwatney Dab
ney Norris.
The property lying in fIeIco viii he sold the preme.
the 8ih day Of Dee cnher The property lying at the Falls of
NOttoway aud the tract in Lunenturg, will be sold the Falls
the 5 Dec. next continue day day.
until the whole Sold the real estate and years
eredihe purchasers giving bond with satisfactory personal
security aud deeds OF the property. The personal
property ontweyt months, The chasers giving bond with
isfactory personal security. JAMES MADISON, Trustee
2. It'd
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EYECUTOR,S SaLES.

ElY virtue of the last will aud testament Of Benjamin. w
Coleman dec thereof, will on Tuesday the
Goth Of month, Deeenhcr at - O'clock at the Eagle
Hotel IN the city of ichmonJ if fair il not at the hour
the next fair day thereafter sell that valuable tract of
land, that belong the said Coleman, containing
thousand aerrs, situated Within three mules OF the half
house between York aud Hampton, aud Lambs creek
line waer-course navgable aud deep water. branch
Charles, sometimes called Pocosor River, The
ON this tact excellent Brick Dwelling House, large
Barn. Kitchen Oyerseer. House, negro quarters. The
land level aud supposed by many persons TO be fertile
the hest lands in Gloucester county, Back Eliza
Wheat Barley and Cotton. At the time will be sold the
undivided interest of the said Coleman, about 400
the Cow Islands in York county, which considered by ali
who cquained with Them The best range the lower part
of Virginia, for raising stocks OF cattle aud mules The land
the halfway house will be shcn 10y rhomis g. Russell
Esq. of ltpiace. 10 persons DESTROYS of purchasing
Terms Of the sale which will he conducted by Mess. Mon
cure, Robinson & Pieassn cash for fourth Of the purchase
money aud ior The balance credit of two three aud four
Yeas wall be gwen payable equal m,tament for bond,
with approved security bearing interest the DAY OF sale,
aud deeds Of trust ihe property teir payment
JOHN SHEPPARD Executor cfB. W. Coleman.
Side
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CONC E1SS.
SENATE

Wednesaay, Dec. Z, 1925.
Mr.. Van Dyke, from the Slate OF Delaware, ap-
peared to-day aud took his scat
Mr.. Ruggies Submitted tie following motion for
consideration
Resci0ed, That there be added to the 3oth Rnle
Tor conducting the br-iness Of the Senate. tie iOl-
lowing: And o Committee, 10 consis. Of five
members. on Roads aid Canals"
The resolution submitted yesterday, relating TO
the appointment of two Cbsplains TO onsress
during the present session, was taken up and agreed
to-
The following resolution, submitted yesterday.
by Mr. Dickcrson, w then taken M:
RESOLVED, That the 30th Rule Tor conductine
he business Of uie Senate be 80 amended, that.
Instead of Committee OF Commerce and Manu-
lectures, there be ,wo Sanjing Committees. one
OF Commerce, and one of Manufactures.
Mr.. Lloyd, Of Mass. was in expectation that
the honorable gentleman who had Submitted the
resolution, wosi1 give his reasons for the riea-
sure; which had biz entire concurrence. NE
object OF appointing Committees, Nlr. Lloyd said,
was ca iayestigate The subjects tropslf before
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13

YryIIS usuon will reopen tt 10Th Ol January nest
u under the nagcment Of Messrs BAKER anl PATtL-
10, hloy from ampden Sidney College From the repued
zeal and ability Of the Instructors, added 20 the well known
remarkable saubrty ofthe situation and commodousnesss Of
the buildings extensive ald we'll selected library sc. the
trustees anticipate favourable rosL Thc Of
instruction i comrrise the Latin aud Greek elscsia their
fullest extent together with such branches of English
cstion rs are ordinarily taught academies The ,choac
rwl cOmptne session, the fret ncng le
18Th January anrtning the 10Th July, the second
cling The i5h and cpdng the 18th D'cenbcr Terms
board ,oding washing, So II bedding Is ftni,hej S9
T0iiion nfprynn the classics aud tie higher branches
81 Engsh Education, either or both % 10 The subordinate
branche. SO. JOHN ~. BERNARD,
Prssidsafo Of the Board IF Trustees.
Noe l. 52-2H
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IruS{ yoie of Land in .N0tf0,oov

virtue of deed Of trust executed 20 the subscriber
ID Dbney Norris and Sally h. uis for the purpose there
in specified hearing date the 10Th May, 1925 aud duly
shall Tor ,ae public auction, the premises mmed-
aieIy after the sale by James ladison OF he popefty con-
veyea hy Dnnry Norris ind Lew Jones' al the Falls Of Not
ioay the 18th Deeeabcr next) haot Of land lying the
county NutOwy, containing supposed contain
four aud i've hand ed purchased hy sail Norris on
Brightwe Rather aud bounded y the lands Of benjamin
Fitzgerald, Richard X Crse and the land which he
NORRIS present resides, aud years credit the ru
chaser giving bond with satisfactory security, and deed of
the land 20 the Of the purchase money
ASA OLIVER.
Ho- 60-tds
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Nov. %.
MOTCE.

execution othe powers the suhscrheras trustee
y by deeds, executed by Lueherry Walden, The
5Oh day Of Novtmher 49, and the other deed Of assign
eDi, executed nv the said Lileheny Walden aud Thomas
Vaden Tie 4h day Of JnIy 1927 (nd both recorded the
clerks office Of e county court Of Uhesteeld9 will be sold
the highest dd, cash. at the courthouse Of the said
county, Monday the 18th day Of November next being the
first day of .e qaey term Of the oomt,of the SAID
undivided mvcty of that valuable tract Of land wherein
Mi Sarah Walden resides lying about five miles South Oh
Coubouse, supposed TO contain 1914 subject to the
of the said Sarah therein, io her life widpwhood.
SAMUEL TAYLOR Trustee.
Oct1i. i6--tdB
The above sale is postponed until December Chesterfield
Court 1925, when twill certainly take place.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, trustee
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B0aTding School for Young Ladies.

RER & Mrs. HAMILTOS5 Boarding 4 Day School l.
lFl opeu for the reception Of Young Ladies' sheras B0ard-
Day SchOias The Of Instruction embraces
amply provided with globes maps dagram &c. necessary
TO eucidaie their Instruction..
The Lan Greek and French language together with WJc
Drawing AID Paintings Painting Velvet snd satin. Embfpd
cry every other Kind Of ornamental work the
approved principles and by teachers who the
family In the boarding department Of the establishments they
have had very considerable experience, and they parents
aud dns that every exer0n will he made TO promote the
comfort nd Improvement Of those committed a. hrr
The morals and OF the young ladies will be pariiou-
lafiJ altendedto -
REFERENCE.
Judge W. II. Cnbell Rev. JOhn D. fIoge,
Judge WIN. BrOckenbrough, Rev. Hsbed u. Cfoes
Second Brick House below the Old Swan Tavern H. St
ShOckg Hill
Richmond, Nov. is. Sat-
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NOTICE.

gUILL be offered for the premise the 10th day
w u December next, II fair, II the ft day
thereafter, SunJay exceped al the pcrshiho property Of
The late Col r. GoOde, the county OF Chesterfield, consist
ing of carriage and horses Cows, sheep Hogs household
kite crops Of Corn Fodder plantation utensils
For s Of 81 aud under cash will be fcqnod aud
redoi ~ will be gwen for al ten dollars,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
BY the EXECUTORS.
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Groceries, Domestic Goods, &c.
AmIN sucks Salt, LiverPool6llsd
SS@ 81 hhds. ST. Croix and Museoyaao Sugars

Groceries, Domestic Goods, &c.
n mn sacks Salt, Liverpooldilsd
S22 81 hhds. ST. Croix and MuseoSado Sugars
~ bbis. tehued do assorted
100 bags green coTse
so do Java
10 boxes imperial and sunrolyter teas
10 hhds English Island molasses
. puncheoos Antigua rum
do Jamaica 10
pipes fine old Cognac Brandy
ss s'sss. '''' re Superior SICILY VINE
% bbls very old 9Th proof rye whisSey
). do Ih do do
50 tons assorted har iron
do plough plates
Biis,rred and German Steel
PieTson nailsaud bsads
) tens shot assorted
Half do bar lead
80 kegs B,llOua powder
50 boxes talOv candles
10 casks cheese
120 PernanbucO hides
Cap letter and wrapping paper
Cotton and wool eails
Ginger, pepper and Pimen,o
Nutmes- birthstone and saitpe,re
Indigo, coppeias and alum
MsideI, Iuseatel raisins
SOit -heiled almonds, Spanish Cigars
Dcmil-hn-, Sioneware
OznahurEs aud tieklenburgs
5000 lbs cotton warn assorted
Sd bales $3.50 80 inch brown sheeug From the Union
do tine cotson shrtings Mandatory OF
do bed ticking Mary land.
cases plaid aud stripes
For sale by WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sent. %. 4O-u
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DOoTOR BENR " SKIP WITH.

SIR take notice, that she'll the 2is, I'D and ga
- days Of December next the houis Of eight o'clock
nthe morning. aud six O'Clock IN the evening Of each day the
tavern Of Jno. J. Dkenson the county Of Powhstsu take
the dispositions ofMess. Jno Watkins Joseph Hobsoo Hugh
se Oven, Joseph Bracket, Jesse WqOdsou asd Richard
Crump beread evidence in SUIT depending the
Superior Court Of Chancery the Richmond dici which
you plaintiff eEokiah Ford II 81 French and myself
ais defendants, where you nay attend 4 you ples.e
Wa. Q, NEfhERLAND.
Noy, 70, 69-Yiw-
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.VEGROES non 81 b.

P,san Of 40 order and decree Of The county Of
Louisa will he sold 10 the highest bidder credit Of
lnlhs Il Elisha Jsckson's Tavern, sad county, he 3i
d 81 December ner Il fair, n GOT the next far day SUNDAY
excepcdJ eleven likely Negroes belonging 10 the estate Of VII
liam fhoIsas deceased, consulting 1t men, women hoy
aud girls Bonds with approved security will be required
the ruTchaser, DAVID RICHARDSON,
Cornmtssionef.
Dee 62--wfw-
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Ladies aud Genflcmens' BOOT & SHOE

MdNUF1CTORY.
TE7HE subscriber has hand elegant
u Ladies' Morocco Seal Skin and fancy ed Stud Shoes.
Of every description. Geniemen's Morocco and Ca-Skin
Boots, Shoes aud Pumps Of superior qualify Men, and Bo >
Boots Doottes and Shoes all of which will be old
fair prices. have just received elegant assortment Of SHl
and akn for ladies shoes Also, calf sea-skd lid
Morocco fr Genemens' Doo aud Shoes which will be
nufacured short notice snd on the Reasonable
II and Shoes repaired, and all orders thankfully re-
eciveI. JOHN SARVAY.
Nov.
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EDUCaTJOW

MRS ANN 8. COPELAND will continue her School in The
w Forks Of Hanover, during the ensuing year. Her
dence within mile Of The Fork Church, and IN remark
aby healthy seghboufhood The usual branches o. ao En-
Siih education, embracing EugiDh Grammar, Geography
Hnlory, Arnhmeto, &c. wall he taught IN her School.
Zoe Scholastic term will he from the 18th January TO the
10Th Drcemher with vacation Of one month during the
Her are, for tuition $50 aud for boarding, wash
b and od ,ng so dollars The h qaer TO he paid 10 al
vluce, the remainder at The cod Of the term.
livery cT,t s be used e. ugoy The morals and manners
II ,gyt sol pains whi be spared impress heis
rinis, eisi virtue alone gives ffu5hsppiless.
nsao,sf county s.sKss ssi-.wst
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A FENIALE SCHOOL
LNVU FOR NdLE-

gtOR .ale my OF aheInsle county, heretofore
= my rcsidence consisting 500 acres about 1000 which
~ the beet mountain quality, aud 500 lying below
nouuta and eSenng fien generally oi good quality,
and Sphly we'll iimbered aud wstered
the south Ge ci the Ryanna branch of River
gaho for BaeauX Milton, which within three and hall
miles. IL 1--WE from Charlottesville six from the
University. OH svana ststion health
ty remark need he here. The has all the
aiimPro oonnoios dwelling house buildings
Ioservui, and other domestic purposes, good stables.
barns, with hresng machines, grisl and MILL with GOOD
houses or and aboIe well posted for each purpose
and all good repair. fhctiact be divided avauta
,no several ats will odposed Of desired. The pay
men Of Tie purchase msuey may be made by aments, with
yery brla credit be agIeed the time sale. The
iulu the stock Of every kind may he sold with The land
have also for sale another tract of rather than 100
miles below aiiiiongh river,
side, whch lies H. Of good quality, we'll mbered and
watered, and has valuable "l Lane stone passi through
ThIs tact Is divided into FARMS each having dwelling
buildings Credit will he Tor this ike manner
for the other. Persons ncd purchase will
selves directly TO JAMES MONROE.
Oak Hill. Louloun county, Va April u. u5-tc
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EDUCaTIOM.

VHNiIE subscribers the of Fee
a bTuary English Grammar, Geography, with the OF tbe
Clones, Arithmetic, Lensuraou, Geometry, Trigouoetr
and Practical Surveying The be
months, with vacation OF month The price OF hoard
will be 500 pay able quarterly in ADVANCE The
las furnish has bed - wii tie deducted.
A FEMALE SCHOOL
Will al.o the time under OF Mar
MCTew aud OF the subscribers which
will De glt Heading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography, VITA tue Of the Globes aud Mapping,
the Translation ie French Language and Needle
Tesn above Ii i, hoped thai early commune will he
by iee VINO disposed 10 favor en vita their
h4tuce. MICAJAH BATES
Il niperr, Hanover cuunty, Nov. % 1929 GO-6t
n Il. LetrTs by anal aLdressed 10 Montpelier will be
prQinn..,
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WHOSE who gave bonds for PURCHASES the sale Of the
late john Fcrgusson, dec in December g2l, aud have
paid them, asain notified that the bOnds the Farmers
hank, iehmond where they requested TO call and dis
ehsrse Them GEO: HAMILTON, Exr
Dec. B.
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no COTTON GROW Frs.

sNhE subscriber has erected conyeuin house in the
one Present occupied by him where
ne "l receive COTTON Sf0rOgs, Of charge 10 the
Planter If sold lying ia his house; Storage be charged
all cases when the cotton i take, away will either sell
COMMUNION, give ia casa the hi CHEST price paid the
het. MADISON WAITHAIL
Sept. % 41-wi;m
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observation-disclosures

MERS. LUCY HIGGfNBoTHaM has removed to the airy
IVA and spacious house the OF aud 9Th streets,
NE Washington Tavern, where she will continue 60 take
bOARDERS ty the year. month, shorter periods. In tins
establishments about 100 yards Capitol gate, she will
De able comfortably 10 accommodate 10 ~ members the
Oct %
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Valuable Property for sale upon long credit
f1UKSUaNr to adecree Of the County Court Of Esser,S
be sold in the town of raPpahlnnock, IhWSday The
eeHynHtt day OF December n-Nt II FAIR, II not the neN
fair day, the two LOTS belonging to the estate OF Mrs Re
beeoa Barnes, dec IN The said psce On Of these lots
good sostory dwelling with three cellars two large ooms
an apassge he lower and three with passage
the upper floor and garrett besides all the outhou
81 good repair, suitable for accommodation Of genec
family; with excellent vegetable and flower garden; IN ii
there rhoce fruits which the gage
plum, Malta aud heath peach pomegrane strawberries &c.
This lo beautifully situated, and is considered asheay aud
liable perhaps any ia the place The other lot aho
somewhat smaller aud unnProved, might he made nearly
valuable ashe first, being handsome situation for building
separated from the first by asfee further desc ption
of these lots deemed esary presumed those
oned TO purchase will the premises before the day Of sale.
Terms Of Sale Bonds with approved security will he
gred Of the purchaser purchasers payable the egaees,
the several first days Of January, 1921 2B aud 30 except
much 10 cash will pay tie costs Of tbs decree.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS
Nor. 90, 1926. Colds