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II ANYWAY from the subscriber ON the Mich, a. ,.,
Booth. SU %''~ DF95eh and BOB
E'd Is TemaIkaby stout aud well built about feet jpel,
Shi aud - years old lie tolerable GOOD bl,rt',t
and has formerly worked stone cutler an6i yei i
Ou al any hing that he undertakes lie hs no vIe mar a.
si out mas been Stabbed IN the lth elbow with Erfe
m i e Wy sasiy discovered upon examination he mad
u When nc went o5 blue cloth coat nearly new bt b
ea,''ntt paniaioon. fur hat; aud rcnefajjy cas- ~
'eI Jtl'b "llen' win gold chain abdbey.
hoo ooofh about sx feet high, well BUILT and ,peo
OhS ana annette he issomeat lined To- he b,I ~.
I"oe'eiy black' and has his right cbeeL Lon ~
6e MOI exactly known but he IS somewhere bstsen Il ~
i WtD NC eis nome, green cloth coat and blue pan
osr T' II Ptoe'behe may change his dre as he to
considerably worn, and red plaid cloak bc JOs''
wear similar e. Ned Bob has been IN The bsLi, ~ g
IN that character. J N'Ou"' tbe pups
q they took oda blanket eaeh, the probabHi,v "a cha, a.,
will sleep out az night. They have lived In m - we. 'ey
years' sndney expressed any disati,fseon y m
I ~ ''gl nave doubt that they have been in.ti-,f
ca 10 run OF by some tbre persn. ''5''
will be given for them If taken above goo
m'e. tg Warrington; 100 II taken in Marvin o v;,5
ara 20 dollars i taken IN the Ddret Of (oigabi, m M Ii
Of these sums lUf either II them. non sg,ty "ti
Warrington city, April 4. iTo % ~ -
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q IV.4YCH LOSlI

"A by Robert Iloke Of Liverpool NJ. 2773i was taL,
from place IN this city where accidentally len Ap
s'rans, with gold key; gold seal somewhat
with topaz stones the lower part band Of green
So Steel KEY aud The eye upper part OF old gold
key are also attached to the chain. - o.
as tins Watch has been advertised in the paper, Of this CITY
from The day on which taken of, March ebl and
suitable reward offered it believed that the finder he
no intention OF restoring tito the Watelnaker Po
nee and other, IN Richmond therefore, respectful
requested 10 AID IN ts recovery will give reugrl
laTy Dollars to any person who may deliver the Watch
nation so that getthen again. SAMUEL DURC,u
City Of Washington, April H. iii a. -
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40 TIE pUBI1C

ENFoRhATIoN is desue,i Of ,oune man nv CO.,. mann,
DSh't H. nTeen, who len Columbia, s. C. about eighteen
sso' lie IS about of age hts person is S
ABOUT iee IN heisat hts hair black, beard unusually strong
seneiay wore very large whiskers rather ciurn his
ann particularly with strangers. His trade
that of Cabinet Maker and House tarnie When he lei,
JonI'i ne wen, IN company with two who
Tor north Carolina aud Virginia since that period be
has never heen heard either nv nj, friends in Columbia COR
Ea',yn Having been for some sick in Colupbia hi,
tn1s are apr that he may have died long after
he left there Any information which can be given of him viii
be thankfully received by the Subscribers
NJ III. CAHDOZo Richmond, Va.
JOHN GREEN, EaJtoD, Pennsy lyauil.
u Printers on The between Rchuond and Columbia
tons. . -
march 81 f0f-9
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YaluaJle Real 7. opertv for S7Ie

'Iiue OF deed Of trust executed BY Alexander
80 ]ItNandsr fIeet dated the 18th day Of Januarv
70 secure the payment ofa certain of money 10 VIM
anu i'r 1'1er purposes therein mentioned shall ON
tue "a Jay oil May next, between hours Of - ana
ono proceed 70 sell the premises for ready money,
S prick house ON Cary-sree twenty ~
one hundred and ftyree feet to twenty feet alley Also
@ %heF hIieA house adjoining thereto, Of he same dimeps
t GLh OF which o b 2aeeda Meat House aud Kitchen Such
e ony as Is vested me as trustee aforesaid will be
49,, s''e 'De e0haue'ed ~ lbon1rc, Robinson g. Piea
AD.H4 ,eoe ALEX: FLEET, Trustee.
Ga
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'''D' - PE J5g; TO
V4LT8BLE PBOpEBTV

M Tuesday the 9'hdAy of May next, will be offered the
two mills the waste OF The APPROXIMATION Canal one erected
by John Osborne aud now occupied by Mr.. Mckenzie, aud
ne other by Rober; Beheti, and others These mills
and well worth The attention Ct disposed engage
III I,i,S OF C'neT business requiring water power
Inc property VIII be shOwn and particulars made known by
the subscriber. q d. MoRTOy
April II. itI-wf,rE
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FElfaLE SEMZV:HRY-
ryynE Principal Of hi. .emsry rirc. noe. ,, ,bs

E ITncipal OF tins seminary gives notice, that the ensuing
a session commences the first day Of may a, few va
eancic are expected to for The
instruction of 10 additional pupils. Those therefore, who
may intend avorig him with their onage are especv
requested 10 give information early possible.
For the bcneG of the class chemistry regular course nj
SPeI nenai Lectures may be expected. Apparatus for illus
atms tie most aPoani principles in Natural Philosophy i,
also provided And no pains expense spared afford 10
young ladies facility for obtaining knowledge of the
rious branches uf + cInlIe Education.
For the higher branches Of Education viz Geocrspbv
with the drawing OF maps aud of the globes Rhetoric
Logic intellectual Moral an Natural Philosophy chemistry
astronomy geometry and the Latin and Greek ges5
per session OF months.
For those who attend only to Reading, Spelling, Pepman-
ship, Geography without the drawing maps or use of the
Glohes, Arithmetic and Grammar--Si2 per session.
II the two last named branches be omitted so per session
For Painting and drawing additional charge Of SIS per
session. -
Tor pan,.ng velvet figures do si2eer .e.,
Tuition Psy,.ble in advance JOSEPH EsTABRooE
Note Board and Lodging may he had in respectable fami
lies at $ 10 per session.
Mrs George who ha, had many years experience as teacher
Of music proposes opening hOOl the inst day Of Nav ncx
Tor giving lessons the Piano room Of the Seinin,r
She wall instruct IN other branch, devote her hi. n,
may wish to take lessons ~
Tuition $50 pei session payable in advance.
StauHtUn, Auril 4.
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Medical Institute of phiIo6eJoB;o

'FNHE Summer Of Lectures will begin on Mondav ts
a. h day OF april and end the Saturday preceding the
Nathaniel Chapman NJ D. ON the practice Of Medc;nc
VIM 7. Devices, NJ D. on Midwifery.
surgery. - 20 'i'''1'''V
saHL jackson, NJ. D. on Maicra Mediea
VIM. J.. lIorner nj, d. on anatomy.
JON X. Mitchell, NJ. ID. ON Chemistry
Jon Bell NJ D. the Institutes of Mediciuet and nre5 al
jurisprudence. W -1so'' ga
R Hug l. Hodge, NJ D. oil the principle Ofsurgery
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Treasury Department. 1st ApriI 1926

Ireasury UepaItmtnt, Isl April, 1876.
~ OIICE Is hereby given 10 the the sx
cent stock of 1915 loan Of 81 tina. the
said stock remaining unpaid aud the interest which ma
oe iue thereon at the Time will b paid the said
or 10 Their legal representatives. duly authorised on The first
Gay OF July next at the Treasury IN Wa.hngtan at such
may stand
in:ormatton further given that surrender Of the cer
cafes OF the said six per cent stock of 1873, will he required
at the time Of redempiinn and that the interest thereon vii,
cease ana determine on the SO.h day of June, 1926
RICHARD RUSH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
April :. IN 9e,r,so,iI y
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PUBLIC .S-4T-

. virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the b.;h., h
~ VIM Mann and wife, the 2Sth day of December I'M
audteeorded in the county of PawhaI,n far
herein mentioned will he sold the highest bidder a. publ;c
aneton for cash. a, Powha,an courthouse ON Monday he nj
gay oil ay next tract OF land lying near PowhStan CONT
house late the residence OF Major Frederick Woodsop dec
containing e62 and half OF so much thereof ne %
oe to raise the due upon trust deed
m Tue costs and eHptnees ofesecutig the The title
vested in the subscribers will be conveyed TO the puchaeI
CHARLES +. POPE,
WM. 5. DANCE trustees
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tOhMiFIED 60 the i,i Of Norfolk county A. Runaway
- negro man named Henry Drnry, about "a years Of ace
Iee iche hg5 stout made and 30 lzM complexi9n ht,
''af on h right boulder, uad says That was ta,ioned b
ie with kWc he further sisic5 that be was born free m
The owner Of The said negro i.requcs,ed 10 call and com
Ply whit regulations 0ithc aw ~ such ra.t Or he will be
ot''' Win accordingly WAL BARNARD,
o., Jdilor OF Norfolk county.
ttiIt H. .grf
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

DIILl'3fht IN M AND UFfID GAN J.,
The following is an extract of a letter rom
Tho; Kennedy, Egg. 90 the editors Of tie Hsgers-
town Herald, dated
WtsHINGroN, March u, 1926
have just seen some beautiful sketches Of the
eastern section Of the route Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Cansl--say from Cumberland TO tide water
and even tLis one section, not quite two hundred
miles, viii. II j. thought, be a work Of as oreat
magnitude as any IN the world. How grand and
si9pendols -lrsn VIII b. he whole oiS when II il
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pUBL1C SALE

" ~ pes.u az Ihona Msrriaui Tavern in the ro,,r
~ o. Fo"h'i1a on Wcdncsay tie i9th day Of Aer ie5
IIqr "ef'o' f property OF John Smith dee retf;.ti
"a @ ~ 1917 "ii1 lkey young wonan and child and an
n'l woman. uf"n credit ofi2 months, upon he pores@-
10y" approved s,rurry caIy iutere7t non, M f.
'"''''' JOoEPH %. DAVIS. Adhn'r dchoris non
.t,. ~ "''' Che wi. ed u an smith der
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April H.
NlecNlOr.s Noiice-

IL rcot having claims against The estate Of Nathaniel
4 a. huhh, dec late IT The o1i1y Of Louisa are rreur.fc
" Fc'tm mem 90 me- property arueuuc1ttf il PROVISION
my a intnr ~ iler payment Those indebted f ne .,,
estate 500 prepare 60 discharge what they iff 5ei,
" ore 'aon requires to fhe dets due 10 10 h9ul be sses
'iy eo4,ettea' FRED HARRIS. Eg'rof
''-IA fh tJ--wt N 81. .. Smth dec
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LOOKOUT

Counterfeit Notes of the Bank of Virginia
of the denomination of TtCenty Dollars are in
circulation. They are of the letter b. and dated
the 18th March 1922. Payable in Richmond to II.
Wilcox. The engraving inferior 10 the genuine
ones, and the figures badly made.
Petersbuyo Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
TO aGRTCUL TURJSTS

TNE subscriber encouraged by the credit of the machines
4 made by his late father aud hnsef-and also by the en-.
couragenen he has vce ed these last four years. begs
10 inform his friends and the public generally that he CONT
nues TO make both Portable and Fixed Wheat Threnr Ma
chimes Of different sizes and reduced prices which are
maie OF the best materials put together strongest man.
and hopes the respectable undersigned will be
| sufficient Recommendation.
Richmond, Feb S, 1896.
have used Dir. Exas Wheat Machine for four wears
have hesitation IN saying, that the best Ph
Machines this country. II certainly theshes wheat
faster aud cleaner and les liable get order than any
machine have seen, aud believe have seen all In,
modern machines of this country. II very durable being
principally Of ron aud will last if aken proper care Of
% years least, and in the end will be the cheapest ali
machines HILL GARTER
Shirley, JAM 80, 1896
have had in B, the Exall Portable Wheat Threshn.
durability, expedition aud saving grain Ear superior 10
any rhreshins Machine have Thu facility with
which Is moved To- different farm. gives also decided adj
yaliages, and 1t is easily kept in order. J. ARCHER.
Bermuda Hundred, 3Ist Jan. 1895.
am well satisfied with the work performed by Mr. Exall.
wheat Machine, aud greatly prefer 10 others have
| JOSEPH MARN
Richmond Ist Feb. 1926.
REFERENCES TO
Johu Wckhan Esq. WIN. L. Wiokham, ESQ.
WINS. Carter, ESD. Edmund L. Wickliam ESQ.
VIM H. Randolph Esq J Ohm Ii. Mosby, Esq. aud other.
Dr.. Trent, too numerous to mention
" Is. Wheat Fans, Straw Cutting Machines, Corn Shell
es aud all kinds OF Agricultural Implement.
best manner Smiths Work lu general.
Feb.4 g7-tF
\
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April II.
FOR SfTE

4 SMALL tract OF land, containing about 400 acres Cixiy
N of which, laO lying the south side Of Spring Cre.k
and running alGns ts said Creek mile aud quarter This
and Is worthy the attention of any DESTROYS of possessing
small farm III agreeable and healthy
miles above the Courthouse 1t has seyerav1y springs
and suieeney OF wood land Terms fourth in hand
lYN. BERKELEY.
llincC I.dWaIl. AnIIl IL. -tullk tnlf
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- ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Chesterfield
~ county on the 2sh March la.La negro named Ed
Had when he abscouded blue cloth coat and panaoon
The only marx recoll-ced his right check bu.hy
head When spoken 10 mas decctul smile lie had in hi.
possession, when last apPreheuded free passand thinking
Improbable dat he has obtained another org one VIII at
tempt 10 make h bywater therefore iorwarn all
masters Of vessel aud Others carrying the said negro OF
under penalty ofihe law. will give the reward if ap
pretended out Of the State ten dollars taken within the
Stlie. GEORGE cox II
Chesterfield. ApFil 4. ,O9-stS
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.MOST YaLU4BLR ST7d01J

E'oR sale that noted and valuable stand gan
called the Mountain Top. The building, are Of Brek
large and spacious with large stable and well caa
ted for large business; rome geographical situation Of MI,
place. there are no saud ~ this well calculated FOR
lage and profitable Tavern business being Al the
Top Of the blue ridge mounian through which an ali
travelling rom any where near either side most those
travelling from the Eastern Western country have 10
bens The ony safe aud easy passage between the
James river There e attached 10 the 500 or urrard
Of laud, than 200 Of which lays so wen ~ m he
susceptible ofm5t profitable cultivation; there il al tb lime
turnpike company Incorporated aud the work far ,,rrcJ
making road from Stanton to Scots ferry on lanes Riy
aui there WILDE from charlottesville nersectins with th AT
he most convenient pom turnpike road. There has aln
Washington City 20 New Orleans ANY person wishing to see
me premises VIII be shewn them ny Mt Jacob Bernard who
mond Va The Pureha'er can treat for the property
q, SAMUEL LEAKE
d. N
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I0G-0t

VIE subscriber wishes TO employ TEACHER. ouoded
10 prepare boys for College, 10 live his house Such an
% VIII receive liberal wages His address Abhyvle POST
march 81. 1919 90.
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NOVICE-

IL persons requested purchase or trade for
- in the POSSESSION Of jobs +. Whiting, with my name
ned TO IT, for two hundred aud forty dollars the
has been obtained unfairly, do intend To pay il.
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TO GROTrIRS or TVIE4TTG. 1I1jJiJ77J ~

'BfIE Subscriber al his Cotton Gin shop near ne IoeE
y his commenced 70 manufacture the JYErgf Tiy,,Ji
AiartfHs 'oith The PoreppiHc Drum This machine o,r3
any tng Of The Kind hst DE has read or heard Of n
constructed :" dsto DO eher portable made st,t9nsry
may nest ut the farmer purchaser and viii he Afforded AZ
very moderate price. The valuable Machine was irven
an4 pui ul' operation by ColJamcs CIstk r1ghsi7u
Cotton Gins, with c7dng Engines o. receive and e,IJ the
cotton into rolls, manufactured TO order on te mot I'M
pro. cd piiuz | ' '"
Wool Cadng Machinery and E1rnes Of yariyu, de,erip
lions, aie also manufactured by tle .uberiher.
April 70. ifs5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

Connaisstonsr's-oGice, Richmond, ATarch IT. 1896
The parties interested will please take that have an
pointed the 9h day of May execute the duties nre
'crbcd IN the foregoing order court which day at O'Clock
a. me- they are requested TO attend my Office this city, pre-
pared with the necessary papers, Gc.
April 7. ii0--wH H. BAKER Hf e.
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OGf0rd Female 1cddemu.

EDtIE Fall Examination in this Institution
- will commence on Wednesday the ID Il
November next, and close on the Friday
evening following The first session OF the
next year will commence on the second
Monday OF January.
The very liberal patronage which has bee n
given to this Seminary, the past year, has
encouraged The Principal TO increase the mum.
Der OF teachers, and TO make some impor.
limit additions 10 the course OF studies here.
tofore pursued. He has engaged Gentle
man and Lady for The ensuing year who have
had a long aud successful experience in
teaching ia some OF the first Academies in
our county.
Cabinet of Minerals, a Chymica and
Philosophical Apparatus vii, he added be.
fore the commencement OF the next session
Every recitation in Chymistry, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy and Minerology will
be accompanied with Lecture, aud the
principles ia these Sciences illustrated by ap
propriatc experiments.
Particular attention will be paid TO plain
and ornamental Penmanship, 10 the projec.
ton and drawing Of Maps, TO plain aud or
namental Needlework stated Lecture viii
be given TO the two higher classes on Men
tai Philosophy. Able aud experienced teach
ers will be engaged in the departments o
Music, Drawing and Painting. The Semina
ny is yell furnished with maps, Globes. &c
No alteration Is TO be made in the prices %
board and tuition. JOSEPH LaBAREE.
Oxford, n. {. Get. 8, 1926. c6w9
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1nR SALE the LANYARD a, New.

Glasgow, rev The occupancy oi pa,
gkssses l.. Barret. together with a roosrodi
,as dwelling hoose. AItchen, smeke-house
aud other out houses. There Is attained 10
tins establishment but little shnt OF four A.
Gees of Lsnd, oil enclosed, together with a.
-hss4fs4o watts. hsd bark sufficient 20 work The
yard Tor soH,e time 10 cone. This Tdnali0n
Is believed to br one of the best for The re-
Ger ion of country hides ia Virginia Pos
se.s4es Tor iAe purpose OF working In hides,
car be had fos4hwilh, and entire rossessioa
xbaa,siilo GJs, " Bsnembar nett. Any per
sen wishing 10 purchase such property wRl
Go veil to call and see Il, .as great bargain
., ~ be had. Mr.. Barret, 81 New Glasgow,
will SHOW tie property. and is authorised 20
s,ipulsie fort The same JOSEPH ALIEN.
Richmond, July9. tss2
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/ lust Received by DAVID ,,a
~ BENt KYLE, several packages a.. NJ
noag whlchare the following acI,rl.,s ia
A few pieces Cldet aud laoey a., ~.
Cl0ihs for Gen,lenen's frneLs ''"'ed
Casrs Geniicmen's Bease r and F,,u
= p, no p"y s.o do, do
Case Blk. Mandarine and Csnton r.
kubps 'aPe
A few pieces do. elegant fancy color,
/ 2 Cases Calieoes
Boxes fashionable Gauze Ribbons
Al elegant assortment of Tortoise sb.p
Tuck and Side Combs ''ta
] Thread and Bobbnet Laces
\ few pieces Belt Rit,bon
Ladies blk, aud white English sik H..
| Genlemen's do do 'e
Blk. white and pink Grape Leece
Case best Sinchew umbrenas
do Bingham do
Geatemen's Woodstock Gloves er,,
sattinelts and Manchester Cords f'a'
Bed Tlckings s. Plaid Domes,ics roH-
Apron and furniture Checks. "Iso
So, a., and % brown aud blear1,d ', ~
meslics
Plain, striped and fg'd Jaconet Muslin. =
small Case Jaconet Cambr,cs. a en-.
article
Colored Marseiiies Vestings
2 Pieces superior While do.
! Trunks Ladies black Morocco Shoe, :.
do. do. do. Pruoella do t..
style
Pieces black Italian Lutestring
, do. blace Mode
5 Pieces Gentlemen's Silk Vestjnss d..
Die chain
Gents black Itaian Lutestring Crayats
Also, several articles in the Saderv lin.
consisting of
dozen Superb Hogskins
Bride Bits, double and single reia
Spring Stirrup Irons, full pate
Full and half plate plain do.
Buckles, Slides and Roller Buckles
Worsted and Cotton Weddings
An assortment of Gig and Riding Whips
n. b. Among other articles, Case Ger.
man Anchor Boiling Cloths, of very supe.
ri0r fabric.
The above articles are new and well GO.
lected, and Ilibr offered at prices unusu.
any IoN' sept q.
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STOP TIE RUNAWAYM

ri IN AWAY irom me, in the early part OF
- July last, an zncicnt haek fellow, SER
vani, by same OF Bait--I hired Tue old scOuD.
drel irom Capt. Nm. r. Koane, of Amherst
County Bhe mHn Bait pretends 10 be skilled
IN stone work, making clean wells, a. digging
The same he also processes a small share OF
skill ia the art and niystery OF 5hoe making
aud many ether handy matters, these aud
the like are his preieesiaas but no reality IN
them, for Ie - good al cone of them. As TO
minute description OF the person OF Bait,
feel al some loss as his coantenshce was
SO diaboiical when at nny kind of labor, III
pruesf, that never did hook IN bis face but
nnCe whilst 10 by service, though 10 the lest
of my recollection he is very black. As 10
biz height, think II he was caused TO stand
erect, or could be made straight, he would
he about 8 feet inches high ! am apprehen-
sive he will be known by the plurality OF his
professions more readily than any oiher way.
Ishail not endeavonr 10 describe him tgrther--
| have been informed that he has some kind
OF credentiai. or permit with him 10 labor al
any II his professions, II he has, such permit
is spurious, and obtained by him oil some
nnprincipled person. I have heaed Of bis
being seen frequently in Lynghburg, and
once in Bedford County. will give any
person ten dollars, for the apprehension Of
Bait, or for securing him in jail, SO that can
get him speedily. The man Bait, has bad
gait in walking, as be hops, or goes lame.
WILLIAM d. HILL.
Oct 5. c3lo
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NfoTICE---By virtue of deed Of
IL trust, executed TO The subscriber
by william Hoits. sen. hearing date the Oath
day Of April, 1873, and DULY recorded ia the
County court oil Franklin, shall, for the
purposes 10 said deed expressed, sell, by
way OF iriblic auction, on the premises, 10
the highest bidder, foe cash, on the iSta day
oi October, 1896, If fair, If mol, the next fair
day, fbe tract OF land 10 said trust deed de
seribed, lying On the waters OF Blackwater
river, in Franklin County, containing Que
Hundred 4 Eighty acres, more or less. This
hand is valuable Tor the cultivation OF tobae.
CO and grain, lies we'll with good apple or.
cbard aud as tolerabie improvements. will
convey such tile only as is vested In me by
The trust deed
JESSE DILLON, Jr. Trustee.
Sept. 2S idsS
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Oct o.

I'd UNAWAY from J Wickhsm's pianta'i-
- on, Middle Quarter, Tuckahoe, in the
county OF Henrico, a Negro Boy, named Ii
~, about IL years old (; he is likely and intel
ligent, his features are round and we'll form.
ed. His reputed Father, Sam Wright, free
negro, is said 10 reside in Lynehburg or TO be
there frequently and, as the boy ran away
and was taken up in Lynchbnrg year or
Two since, tits probable he may now be in
that place or the neighborhood he went of
the last time about the month of April last
A reward of thirty dollars will he paid to
any person who will deliver him to John ii.
Jennings, the oyerseer al Middle Quarter, on
James River, opposite Finne's coal pits.
JNO. WiCKHAM
Oct. o. tc6Wiq