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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
PUBLIC SHLE

virtue Of two deeds of trust executed by Matthew @
BAKER and wife, TO the subscribers the dated the 9Th
a o December 1928, anil the other the goth day July
ibo aud recorded the Clerks Powhattu for
poses therein mentioned, shall proc sell 10 tn.
e bidder aPu5c auction or ready money the third day
buckingham Road, IN the lower end Of Powhaan county,
Tour several tracts parcel. Of land lying the said county,
one containing hy acres, less which the said Ba-
ker Lede one containing 5i2 less was
Purc ded by the said Baker Of rhona. Woodbridge and
io7 Is acres Of which Mrs. Edith H. Wooirids. has life
estate; one containing eighty acres less which
was pun chased by the sad Matthew Baker of Wn Adams,
and the Other containing 20 i2 less which
conveyed TO the said Baker by Joseph H. Davis or so much
OF the SAID land as will be sufficient satisfy The purpose. Of
The SAID deed Such title only vested the
will be conveyed 10 the purchasers.
RICHARD WATKINS,
WIN. S. DANCE. trustees
Der *
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EXECUTORS S.aLE

ILL he sold public sucton Monday the 1s OF
w January If fair otherwise the next fair day, the
Plantation called RETREAT in tn. lower end Of Hanover
county, about fifty three slaves consisting 1t women and
children personal Of Oliver,
dec at the said plantations consisting OF household aud kitchen
copper st stock Of horses. CATTLE sheep, hogs, For
all Sums ten dollars, twelve months credit will be given,
cash -
same time and place. asou. forty-one slaves will be
OUT aud tue plantation lon which about 2oo nush. o
BENJAMIN BRAND,
Exoi. Of Is. Oliver, dec.
N D. Some Of the household furniture is elegant aud Il
very good quality.
Noy
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EXECUTORS SaLE

W. ILL he sold public auction, Tuesday the Goth Dec
w next, II ai otherwise the far day. the plana-
tim called UNION HALL, in Abemare county, about
tweve slaves, consisting chi den and all
the other personal Oliver dec at the said
pansoni consisting Of household and kitchen furniture.
plantation utensils, stock horses. sheen cal tie hogs Sc
For all ten dollars. twelve mouths credit will be
gwen and bonds with approved security that
SUN, cash.
AT the time and place. slaves will b. hir.d
out aud the Planaon lou which seventy bushels whea,
nave been seeJed will be rented for the ensuing
BENJAMIN BRAND,
=, Exor. Of u. Oliver, dec.
NJ d. Amongst the articles TO he sold the following.
copper sill, Of about IS gallons wagon. four BEDS side.
board &c
Nov IL. s,uts,
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Messrs. Daniel n. yholloy and Richard III
NossIsU

GENTLEMEN; Take notice, that shall in the Town Of
" " Canton The Goth of 10 take The
dispositions Of Capt. W1 Anderson O. Price anJ others,
and on the gid Of the same months Capt oyeon b. Pe,
Weaver anil other, and Powatan Courthouse on The 18th
OF the same month the deposition Of Richard Bass the
hd day Of buckingham February Court, those Of Pleasant
Bard Geo Hopper Lion Elcan and Others 10 he read as evil
dence suit depending the county court Of ohsncery
Tor Buekingham IN which you plaintiff, myself the
deendsni snd TO be Al each place continued FROM day day.
until The whole shall be taken, when and where you may attend
not. H. H. moSTAGUF
60
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EXECUTORS SIZE

~ ne sod on The premises, the first day January
i1<' 'hai wen known and valuable estate called Popsr
r"e Yins 10 The counties Of Bedford and CampbeIl the
PoPe'y OF Je6erson, dec. within eight miles Of
LyhchnuiS and three Of NewIoDdon also about 10 likely
a sudoIe negroes with stock crops &C The terms IL
day "" P'e''Ous'o he
On the fifteenth January a, Monticello in tho r.
the whole Of the residue Of The personal
~ inona Jthrls0n, dso consisting Of 100 valuable nesroe9
Ooh crop &c household and kitchen furniture The alien
Won % 'ne public sirnesty invited TO this property The
negroes are believed TO be the valuile for their nuus,
1u furniture many valuable historical and portrait pantng
% % nsrois aud plaster Of distinguished individual; one
" ihyhss Jeieson by Caracoi, with the ped..,s
snd funeaird e'umnon which stands; poyeraph m eS
ns INSTRUMENT used by Thomas JtGerso6 ie last twenty
hVe Yeas with various other articles eurious and .efi e.
nen d business aud private families The term, Of W
sfG2anodsns a9d made known previous day The sales
VIZ, p oon,Inien from day TO DAY until Completed. These
sa' pehg unavoidable Is sufficient guarantee TO The obe
DS ty VIII lake place at the times and places appointed
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
NJ a., Executor Of TIL Jefferson. dee
W.. y. 5l--ld.
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.MIDNIAY 8C4DElJY

mex, Session will Commence the first Monday in No
eoe All the studies preparatory 10 entering the Sopho-
more and Junior Glasses at Collie re are tsucbt, r
rL.- -. w. N PAGE and EDWARD w. KENNEY.
na WI" oe vacancy Tor few additional pupils, in con-
nshed II requested ~ VIII ' '"'-
% a. neIe,oiore $50 for clasaca and s25 for English
SCHOLARS, the year Consisting Of 10 months.
Langhorne's Tavern, Cumberland county.
Sept g. as .,.,I
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Vaiuoble James Riper Lnnd

TNIIAT valuable estate called ChipVaks in Surry county,
about four miles below the Courthouse offered for sale.
IL lies the South side Of Jaues River, Hog Island
and binds for distance the river BY late survey II
contains 1884 the greater part Of which cleared
From the fertility Of the soil, which is eqslled by any
~ the county this estate cousdeted by competent judges
admirably adapted 10 the growth of cotton. Poscs-.on may
he hsd the first Of Jan ary Capt John
resides the premises will give any information concerning
them For apply the subscriber living Alexandra,
d. G. WIN. l.. HoDGS0N
Au~u
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LNlNU EOH 80 IL

Extending to move wish to sell my plantation IN Essey
THIS land upon the kappahanDook liver, about II mile
above rspPssnnOek aud 40 below Frederckshurg The
contains upwards OF 300 Of high and aud about zoo Of
psrs winch very fn, and remarkably we'll calculated for
sfslhg. IL has pretty good dwelling house, overseer
house, aud other requie upon ~ aud for ~ years
tbstl have lived on IT, my family, with the exception Of
SINGLE year have been exempt from the usual fall diseases If
the lower country more particular description If the pre-
misses not deemed necessary, pfesuaed that no one
will purchase without personal inspection The terms If sale
will be such as are usually required. UM.GARNETT
Essex, july "a. Oow,r
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VoiuabIe Real estate for Sale.

'lYIiE subscriber offers for sale, that valuable property, The
Tavern at Dinwdde Couithou,c, with hundred
81 iand with about 20 OF first meadow land;
first rate land for the culture Of tobacco,
.nial gram; there than hall growth
deemed unnecessary Ia describe the improvements, ii is
OF the best stsud for tavern, known this section
the country exclusive Of the different days and other
public meetings Wiha two hundred yards the build
ngs an Academy, whichis always occupied by competent
teachers This land will positively he sold the highest
der on the 18th OF December next being day. Tenn
made known GU that day and Accommodating.
JAMES SCOTT.
Oct 81. sD-,,Is
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FOR SALE.

E0R RICHD r. JAMES Offers Tor sale the place al which
~ he resides, situated within mile Of Catersyie
healthy aud agreeable neighbour OBTAINING 80 acres
about 50 Of which well mbeie the cles ed Iud Of good
quality aud well wsteed. There most excellent spring
within intent distance Of the house. The buildings are
all the dwelling house sufficient tot the
= small family. The establishment well calculated f
professional gnenan lof any person who wise. 10 retire
country during the months. Persons Disposed
10 purchase referred to Dr.. James, the proprietor
the premises, TO Archibald Bryce GooehanJ, to the
subscriber residing IA the CITY Of Richmond.
JOHN FORBES,
by order VI the Proprietor.
Nov O. btI,s,f
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ADVERTTSEMENT.

virtue Of deed tru executed me, Tor the purpose
therein mentioned, by John s. ThornOn the 18Th OF
June 1924 aud duly recorded ia the clerks office of tn.
county Of Culpeper, shall sell public auction,
the premises to the bidder for ready money ON Wed
utday the Goth day oi December, fair otherwise the
lair DAY, the estate called ELKWOOD, with its appu.-
containing hhistn hundred and thirty and hall
acres OF land h.ins the tract conveyed 10 said Thornton b.!
the Goth Of August and duly recorded in the county
Of cuipeper.
Nov
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Powhatan Female Seminorv

Mis- institution, (under the Mrs. H. RuddA wt
ne Conducted the ensuing at Letbe, situated On IN,
sage road om Richmond 10 Cartersve, formerly the resi-
dehce of MI Wade Msby, and the subscriber TIL.
exercises OF The school tor the will
on the first day Of February next, and close on die s nj
November following. ~ "a
The course OF instruction includes spelling reading writ
ng arithmetic, grammar, geography, history ebiopogx
myIh1iogy rhetoric, elements OF chemistry aud
Terms for the session Of months as heretofore For
board lodsus &t and tuition IN all above branches
the rst quarter payable advance. No deduction viii -,
made Tor scholars taken home before the end of the
music drawing, painting and needle work will be extra
ehsrge and payable the end Of the session Tie bo,5n
department will be conducted by irs Morrison Parent. and
scriber. "a e as0a, ~ sse sgo-
'ne' C'ntdn, nov. ~. 57--w9w<
N. u. teacher Of Music will be wanted 10 attend the
Or Parents and guardian, informed that D,neiny i
be taught at Ms Rudd School such wish 10 easn tb
accomplishment. " ~ "N
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YSXTE ACT from The Proceedings u de last Annual Meet
~ ng Of the Bsptft Missionary Society Of Virginia;
Rssofved Tha the Annual Meeting Il thu Society
he holden The Fst Bid Church IN the e II huond
Ssmday The 90sh of Deeebe snd the keco ding Secr
,ry publish notice thereof, or weeks the Columbian
star, the Family Visit ~ and the Richmond EHqprer."
The Rev o. r. Bi0sn srpoined e, preach The Intfodue
tory Serno sad case f h.. siae tie Rev. De Siaushon
GEORGE ROPER, Rec. Sec.
No7. IS 81 Hid
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n Tcachel Wantcd.

rTNHE trustees Of the Washington Henry A. sdemy eder
= Gus 10 engage Teacher that iusIuiln e. the
year. IL believed, that with the scholars Of the neigh
bobood aud the bosrde which may be had good school
eau be made up. situated IN sheaby nesbborhod IN
the eouaiJ Of lanove sud within ten miles Of Kichfnond; IL
eonyementto Pole Green Meeting House. aud would be
good situation for Clergyman The teacher entitled 20 the
rents of part Of the lands; the cultivation Of them a. he
mey prefer Ay application made the uhcribrr will be
auentedtO RpEBEN MEREDITH,
PIcslten, u iAe poard Of Trustees.
Wv 2. so-w,r
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new military station is to be formed at
Suwannee. in Florida, as defence agains, the
Indians; and Captain Dade and Lieutenant Shaw
left Pensacola the beginning Of October, to buils
hsrrscka
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.Bankrupt BH,--By reference To our journal Of
Congressional proceedings, il will be perceived
that no time has been lost in bringing this import
ant and highly interesting subject before Congress.
Mr. Hayne Of South Carolina gave notice yester-
day, that he would ask leave 10 introduce the Bill
on "Wednesday next. II lie to be presumed that
he will introduce DC sane Bill which was fcpor "a
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~h set upon Accommodating terms iwOtfse1s Of I-5 -
~ the county OF Notioway, one coD,sn,,v hc, y'uo
and f'oepe hendred dos situated NO,t5way rive st
'o"aehs igr portion Of first rate bottom land well adam
good aud well suited for the culture Of c, don Tbs
tract conisning between sven md eight hundred ys
deep creek, and IS bounded by other creeks sheh
sfrf quantity OF very excellent Oct land. All psfsons A.
posed 10 purohsfe are invited 10 view the premses y hh M
eshewn ny te oysfseef OF BY myself or sppl,cst.T WI
August ~. S2--a RlguARD (. HARDAWAy
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SHE OF .NEGROES.

SALE OF .NEGROES
WILL he sold II The highest bidder for cash. in front Of The
" Bell Tavern, III the city of Kiehmond, Thursday the
fourth day Or January next s27 fair otherwise The free
Tan day thereafter between 80 and 100 negroes belonging 10
men, boys aul girls Among them are several valuable
pene- blacksmhh., briekayers sb,emake sawy.rs
coal PIT hands, and house The sale continue frou
day 10 day, until completed.
BY THE EXECUTORS
Ntwkent county, Nov. II. 56-tds
~ The above sale will be conducted by E g. A. Hubbard
Auctnnee,s. - N'
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~ virtue Of deed Of tfust executed Lv AIex RI -
cure debt due Blair Bufwe bearing date 22d Js.,,,
e9O aud duly recorded in the clerks Office Of MeeklsnI
c"u"y court ADD IN obedience TO decree Of the
court OF hanoery, we shall sell TO the highest bidder fo
meekIenbufS courthouse the third Monday In
ns, we tfmanu'T OF the Negroes IN said deed 10 wit
o .o JOHN w. LEWIS,
OctSl' O-wVF WM. TONNES (uustees.
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-NUJyHE

SHE subscriber oder' has hi, friends and the pub
and pledges the sietes attention the lie will also
attend to the selection and buying of every description OF
Groetes and .m his long in that ue he hopes
give general satisfaction For the present may found
the old stand Of H. Co.. doors above the Bell Tavern.
NJ. U. LAKELAND.
N-v.2S. 58-tf
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sNlE subscribers have united themselves the practice Of
Law in the Superior Courts Of Chancery for the Rich
nond anil Fredericksburg Districts They will pay the sttcest
attention all business conde and itr
their joint efforts will be the serveeabe those who
may entru,t then TO their and manage cement
JOHN GAINES, RICHARD GAINES.
Sent
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TIE LEGISLATURE.

This body will convene a, Frankfort, on
Monday, the 81 of December next. Probably
the 6rst and certainly the mos. important bust
ness 10 be transacted will be the repeal Of the
re-organizing act, and the revival of the laws
heretofore in force in relation to the Court of
peaIs. 1t is to be hoped this perplexins and
unproi,sbIe controversy will be finally and salts
factorily disposed Of. The people have twice de-
ciied the question, and have been surfeited with
discussions the subject. The constitutional
question has already been settled BY our fellow
citizens, and it remains for the Legislature,
in carrying their decision into effect, to pursue
course, at once conciliatory, dignified and just.
Louisville Adu. .Eou. %.
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y Chansery. AT rules holden tie clerks OF t
county count Of Halifax, the 9Th Jay u Nesenibe
1926
Hartwell Gresham, Plaintiff.
Against,
Susanna Frsnkp, widow and sdminis stIix Of Josis
franklin dec John franklin Jacob Toliau, and Exsbs
u his wife, Thomas Owen aud Sally h wife, and EanS
franklin james Franklin, Ffankn Peter Franl
lin. Dens
rhe defendant John Fankn, not having entered his sp
pcarance aud given security according the act Of Aemb
and the rule, Of this aud appearing by sat,aeos
evidence that he not inhabiant Of this country, oe
motion of the plaintiff by his attorneys 1t is ode ed IL
said defendant john Franklin do appear before the Justice Of
our county court aforesaid the Fourth Monday Janua
next and the bill Of the plaintiff that copy of ti
order be forthwith inserted the Richmond Enquirer fol
Two months sueee,vely and posted the font door Of It'd
Courthouse ofths county souie court day.
copy. Teste, WIN. HOLT, dc.
Nov. "a. 57-vRw
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In the opinion of the Editor of the National
Journal. it is very important that Mr. Scott should
be chosen Senator in Congress from Missouri, In
preference TO Mr.. Benton, tire present member.
Mr.. Scott was induced by Mr.. clay to give the
vote of Missouri at the last presidential election,
contrary to the wishes and opinions of his cons,i-
tuents; and has therefore leave given him, by his
fellow citizens. to stay at home. But effort
is making, by the political gamblers of the nation,
20 secure Mr.. Scott seat in The Senate, where
he can act in support Of the views of the Heir
apparent. Mr.. Benton, it seems, is not his man.
This intriguing, BY high in place in the ma
tional government, for their own personal aggran-
dizement, with the State Legislatures. is truly "a
farming, and demands the oren and severe censure
of every friend of State rights, of the peoples
fights, and of the constitutions rights. The same
game has been played in Vermont, New York and
Ohio. Let the waicbmen on the walls of our po-
litcsl Zion look TO it. Bos. GdZ.
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Thomas 3 Eihb, William Allegro aud France, hi, wifi.
tmefy Frances Bbh Leo Bullock and France, hi, vii,
FRANCES Massie, Eliza Ann, Louisa c. and Susan n
children oi John Mas,ie and Suckey wife,
SSueksy Bibb, Nancy McG.hee, widow Of William Me
acc iom ery Nancy Bib, Founaine John
MeSehse Livingston S. MEG ehee, Richard H. McCiehee
May +. mcGehee, Margaret l. NEG hee, Martha A. me-
oehse a1d RANGES WcGehee, children the said
ana Nancy hcGehee, Alexander Moby CLAYTON adrpot of
avid Bibh dec aud james Bib own g lit and a,
oil the last viii and Il stauent of John I,bb dec $500
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~. ,r, -, . Defendants.
lame acc chez Johu O. McGehee, Livingston s. Mcteh.c
hehard u MeGehee Hary L. BfcGeh.e, Margare, T. M.
Senee, Martha a. McGehee and Frances T. hicG,Lee not
having entered their appearance and given security according
10 law ana the rules OF this court, and appear that the
are not inhabitants Of this stale On motion Of the nh
y counsel IS ordered that they appear ON or befo,
January Court next and answer the pits bill Aud that coov
OF ' oroer DC printed IN some edited in t, STAG
ci weeks successfully, aud pos,,a door Of the
Courthouse On SOME court day.
A copy, Te.te, JOHN HUNTER elk
0t24. 90 A-N, C'A'
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.ADVERTJSEWEVT.

sHE tract Of Land called Hill Grove contsnIng abcv
$500 acres lying IN the lower end of Ameia county fr
merry advertised, still for sale. IL would make eSeeen
cotton plantation. II will he sold all ogsiher divided int
parcels. The terms will bescoommodatng.
Wiewan. inatch4 aq-f nm y. GILES
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NOTICE

bNHE underwater hereby notify public that they will M
Il hold Themselves responsible for any kind o merchandise
or Poduce put Oh board their boats Any placed he
be dooned aud considered the risk Of the owner os
owneis. SAMUEL HENRY HATCHER,
FRANCIS u. DEANE,
JAMES JENNINGS.
Catersvillf. Dec. o. I'd
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W ihuiNIA, 10 wi: Iu Chaneery-L.u.,. COUNTY 1;,a.
October 9ih 1896. J osa''
john H. Wood and Mary his wife, frmerly M-ry Bibh.
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1895. '
Ehord Smith Seay, Nancy Smith Sesy, David Holt ani
oe'na hs wife, formerly Celna Sesy, and Betsey Jackson
10 merly Betey Seay, CompIts.
Against,
Richard Egse,cp sheriff Of Amelia, sdmintraor with
the will annexed VI James Sesy, Marshall Smith S~ay
Edy Smith seay, and Worshsni Smith Sesy,
- . Defendants.
ibe defendants MARSHALL Smith Seay, and Wvsb.m Seav
not having entered then aud given security
cofdns TO the act Of Assembly and the courts and
that they inhabitants this
on the motion Of the plaintiff b, their attorney:
ordered that the said defendant, Marshall Smith Sesy and
Worsham Seay do appear here fourth Thursday in
January next aud answer the PLAINTIFF bills copy of
!hs order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond or
petersburg newspapers for two months and thai
another copy be posted the front the Courthouse
oi Tins county, on two successive court days
=, copy. Teste, J. +. LEIGH, &C.
NOV. "a. 55---wSw
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VIE subsciIbers their SehOoi ensuing
u year near Taylm's Ferry King William, ~ which viii he
taught the Greek French aud LAIN aneUsges The Elements
Of Mahemstcs Geography, with the Use Of the Globes, and
the usual miDof branches of an English education.
The price for tuition and hosd, with either Of the suhscfi
hers, fesdng not tbaa half mile apart, each bosrder
furnishing his 0wD bed bedding and towels $780, For u
alone $50 The Subscribers feel grateful the patronage
already afforded them and who may he dispose
pains shall he spared in fulfilling the duties Of e re-
poseJ IN them. CHRIST w TALfAFERKO.
THOMAS y. TOLER.
Dec. = co.wss-
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1895. ' >S'e'
William Baugban, PIN
Against, ~
RichesUn Booker, Richard ID Booker Jye,rr n
Pachal L. Towues. nsns 'N"
The defendant Rehe'on Booker having entered his ap
Pta1nee aud gwen security according the Assembly
and the rules OF Chs court And appearing be No.
an nhah'"ht OF ia commonwealth Therefore, the mo-
on 81 The plaintiff by his attorneys II ordered that the All.
Rehe'oo Booker do appear here on the fourth
Thursday IN January next, aud pants bill: snJ
that copy Of this order be forthwith in so. nr 81
Tue OF Petersburg newspapers for months sue
ana another copy pcednp the door Of tho
Courthouse OF this county, on two successive days
A,ec"PJ' Ae''e j. L. LEIGH, ca. c.
800 . 55-wSw
Nottowsy County Court, 4h May 1926: Ordered iI,T
John T. puPuy, commissioner OF this court he being Is
duly do examine state and adjust of
e III Jones' as Executor Of FRANCIS Jones' dec and make
copy reste, r. W. powE1T 4,
The Pates interested will take notice. that have sspoip Cd
he ON DAY vi January next to attend No,oway
to carry into effect the foregoing order at wbiek mae &
parties are requested TO attend a early hour r ~
\, =. JOHN p. DUPUY, IN. enc
~
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lNrom The shepherd,,owu Free ptess.I
JEFFERSON'S ROCK

i'worh voyage the Atlantic TO these menu
s OF between aud mountains. which mus.
L..en .hs eath 70 its cent? e.n-JcIersoa,s Notss.
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.Negroes for Sale OF GreenpiLlc.

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, Grcenvls 10 The
W county Of Augusta, the s, Of January, 1927 IL far,
oiherwi'e the next fair day, Tsive likely Negroes, consisting
OF ueu, women and children. credit sftweiye months will
be gwen the purchasers giving bonds With afletory seeu
~ The subscriber having removed TO the western country
The sale will be conducted by Mr. Hardin Burnley aud d.
ihos Mesux The negroes are sold for no FAULT
EDWIN BURNLEY.
Dec. L ha.,rimt
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ST.. CLAiRsvlLLE. ONO. JAN. 81.

V f+f'
q. 3. Mail Lost.--On Saturday even
ing last, the Nail was lost in crossing
the west branch of the Ohio River at
Wheeling. The force with which the
wheels of the stage struck the boat,
broke the chain which held 1t to the
shore. The boat started with the hors-
es in it and the stage out in the river.
The weight of the stage soon brought
the horses from their more comfortable
situation into Tie water, and before they
got on the opposite shore, the small
mail bags floatea off, and have not since
been heard of.