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LANU, Sc. FOR SALE

INTENDING I, remove to the State of Mississippi, fcfer
Amelia county, adjoining the lands Jerman Baker VIM
Archer and others: aud supposed and
o acres con.derable proportion Of which good river
IN this section OF the country aud inferior few i any,
plantations in the county for agricultural purposes The
equal annual nstanen If sold privately before the 2Oh
OF December will that day be offered the hishehd
der aud sold, will he ented the Aec
which will also be soldt tue highest bidder all Of my stocl
plantation UTENSILS folder &c. aud all an
kitchen ui nhuIe, credit until the of August, for all
sums above 20 dollars and cash will he required for all sun,
not exceeding that amount. STEPHEN G. ARCIiEK
Spuf.
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J.and ond .Ncgyocs IN, so,e.

I'm Monday lie iSh day Of nert month December,l 1
~ shall, administrator of Benjamin. Sheppard the elder,
dec, dispose OF the plantation lie resided IN his liz.
time and Of which lie died sezed lying the county of Hen
iico on Chckahomny swamp about twelve miles above the
city OF Richnond containing 81 having thereon
Portable dwelling house, aud necessary out houses. also If
teen saus who principally young, likely and valuable
The sales all Of tie property will take place the prems
above menoned aud be made edit Of twelve months.
Bond with approved security will he required in oil and
IN addition thereto, ior the sale of the and deed Of
ie will be also required, 70 the payment thereof
My brother Moby Sheppard, whose residence adons the
above lgnd will shew the TO disposed
chase The sales will o'clock lhe
and be conducted by Mr.. Jao Robinson, for
JOHN SHEPPARD, Adr.
Nov. "a. 81 -vtds
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JOIN II. BL4WTRE

ID ESPECTF ULLY Informs the public, that he has taken
M the store atly occupied by Doctor Auson Brooks de
opposite the Eagle Hotel, with The Stock of Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Obs, dc. which lie Offers on vel
moderate terms. lie has made arrangements Baltimore
Philadelphia aud ~ York, with houses of the ffst
biy aud also rhiade phia with the most skiliu
Surgeons Instrument maker, 10 be supplied with articles OF
the best quality his liue, the terms
will enable him 10 sell low they be purchased any
other establishment in this city.
Having been regularly brought up the bushes. Of an
Apothecafy aud Druggist, he bos by continued a.siuiy
punctuay, and disposition TO please, 10 obtain share
the public patronage.
Or Reference 10 Doctor Watson Doctor MeCaw Doctor
Neso and Doctor CoOn Of this city Doctors Philip Bar
raud Sou Doctors Selden Aloseiey, and Mr. Alexander
Gait, Druggist and Apothtosry, Of Norfolk.
- The Prescriptions Of Physicians, prepared The short
est notice. day night. Country Physeians Merchants and
others, invited 10 give him call.
l.
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EOFC.4TTOW

sb sub.oi bcr having engaged the services Of Mr. Ca,too
Il u Colemsn as instructors will continue his school tho
ensuing yeai at Dunlots, Po~hstau oounty lis . es.,on
wi commence the 18th Of January and terminate ire f5s
81 June, aud IFS second will The 18Th Of Julv
terminate The 18th Of December 10 this school The E1rlh
Latin aud Greek languages Will be taught g,ammatieavs ao
Deographyhc drawing Of Maps and the common az
ai4the maleks TO which may be added Competent kn5g
ledge OF Book Keeping Terms, board including ysse fuel
candles &c SO per anHun each student fufn,bino ~ o
bed or bedding will be furnished Tor dollars psI supun
on % dollars per annu, the whole payable seiniannuay
~ advance The utmost and attention will be erteude3
TO boys which may be committed my care and no
VIII ne neglected which may tend 10 promote their improve
men IN the branches Of science, TO which their attention NAV
be directed. With the sentiments and Ieoorep tLs si,g
cations and application Of r Coleman e subscriber l. wei
acquainted ad wei pleased who will himself continue 10
supervise aud direct the concerns Of the school hs ,so
hestbia and retired and The public stage passing from Rich
mono 20 Carttsvie, within two miles Oft will prove gre.
convenience for the conveyance c students and their
Letters to me should be directed Jefferson Poyssisn
'Cnhy' EDWARD BAPTIST.
bte- .. CO. w1,y+
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MRS. LqJVE MINORS SCHOOL.

N udle ltil ~ hlhemafle.
Mrs MINOR proposes 10 continue her School a Gale
Irb Hill miles North East 0f Charlottesville Tier TO- me
for the Scholastic year will beFof Board Tuition inelul.
ins ailth branches ct complete English Edueslon $50
French Language, IS
Drawing. ~
Washing, \
Each Scholar urniibng her he'd, bedding and towels,
Board and tuition payable half aud the Ia
lance Al the expiration Of month";. The School will ro
the i5th January aud end the 18th December b q
vacation Of one month during Letters Addressed Ia
Or. John Minor, Gale HILL Abemafle will meet with rc,J
Reference 10 qualifications, anil her sseee, n,
the three years pstis rsde 10 Mr. John H. Eus,sce Of Rich
o ori, OF 10 NJ. Peer AnJf o! Albeuz:ls.
Noy. u s5--9,tnftJ
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MISS ELIZABETH BACON, very highly recommended
4y1 TEACHER and goveiues of females will Instruct
my house the Forks Hanover II mes above the Count
h0use ensuing year, fourteen scholars provided many
can be aaiued, Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Gas
nsI, Arithmetic History, and Geosrsphy with critical ex-
GLIDING all expeuces will be eighty dollars, for the scholastic
year Of teu on to he paid the 10th Of June and l0i
vi December, 1871. The school will hesu 10Th
Ing the LEWIS BERKELEY.
81 49-wSw
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Tdiuable Real Estate for Sale.

VIE subscriber oGets for SALE that valuable property the
Tavern at Dinwdde Courthouse, with hupdr ed acre.
=: land; with about 20 acres OF first meadow land; Ia
m rate aud for the culture of tobacco, and other
small Srain there than half IFS growth
deemed unnecessary u describe the improvements IL 4,
suheien! that they all good large and enient t, il
one Oh e pest stands for taven known in this section
.he country exclusive Of the different days aud other
pubic meetings Within two hundred yards tavern build
ihgs an Academy which always occupied by
ieachers This land will positively he sold the highest bid
"e ON the 18TH of December being day. Terms
made known ou that day and aeeomnods,.c
o.,e, JAMES SCOTT.
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Eastern District of Vuginia, to rDit.
Nov. "a.

yE Remembered, That the y-Grst day If oeto.
fI her, ia the fifty first year Of the Independence the
United States of America, Conway Robinson Of die
IL S. said district hath deposited in this office the title
Book the right whereof he claims author, in the
ord following wit: collection Of Forms used by the
Clerks of the Courts Of Law & Equity Virginia which
added many preeedentS Of Declarations Indictments
Inormations, aud useful forms Of CoDveyauce BY
John Robinson Clerk of the Superior Court for Hen
rico county. The Second Edition. In which the various
been adapted 10 the laws many new
forms nserted aud references given to decisions
the General Court aud Count Of Appeals Of Virginia reng
chiefly questions Of practice. by Conway Robinson De-
putty Clerk Of the Court" Ia conformity act u
The Congress Of the United States, entitled An Act for The
Of Learning, by securing the copies Of maps
chats, and books, 10 the authors and pfopreors of such
pies, during the times therein men,iOned."
RICHARD JEFFRlES, elk Of the L. District Of Va.
IT. Copies Jfhe second edition Of Kobinon Forms may
be obtained Opsn application 10 The Office of ehe
Superior Co The work contains upwards vi $50 pages
So per copy The price those copies which blank
are inserted is So 80 cts.
TO Booksellers reasonable discount will be made.
NOv.14. 54.w5i CON- ROBINSON
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From the Providence (R. ~ Journal, .Noo. 81.
The following will show the estimation in which
the United States Government is held in Chilli
SANTIAGO, July s, 1896.
The Supreme Director of Chill, General Friere,
in his Message at the Installation of the Constitu-
ent Congress on the 18th inst, speaking of the re-
lations of Chill with the United States, says
{" DESTROYS of drawing closer the relations of
friendship, which bind Chill to the United States
of America, and fulfil the obligation in which we
have teen placed by the generous conduct of that
government, which, rejecting the timid circum-
| spec;ion OF European diplomacy, has solemnly re-
cognized our independence; and frsm that moment
maintained minister plenipotentisry among US
I have named agent clothed with like charac-
ter TO remain near that government. This resolu-
ton, founded in just reciprocity, is at the same
time testimonial Of our gratitude towards that
ton, the cradle of the liberties OF mankind and
object of wonder, more than ofimitation, for
| all people,
| Speaking Of the affairs of Chilli he says" The
recent occurrence oil the insurrec,ion Of the garri
son of SanCaros, in the Archipelago Of Chloe jim
to which it incautiously drawn by the most un.
exampled perdy ,is the frs, result which have
perienccd of the dark designs Of this faction, (spea
ing OF certain persons in Peru, banished from tina,
| country in consequence Of the revolution of the
sth Of October last,) which are the most scandal
lous, Inasmuch as for the purpose of cheating our
candour and good faith, they have dared 10 cover
them with the name of the Lberator of Colombia
in derogaiion Of his glory and reputation"
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Extract Of another letter. dated


You will have heard of the very unexpected and
sudden change which took place at Constaniinople
on the 18th June last, BY the humiliation OF the old
and formidable body Of Janissaries. The new
troops are exercising daily, and the Grand Seignor
is their head, but will be long it not impossi
BILE, to put the new system into execution. Q
The conditions which Russia dictates to the
Turks, thongh hard, will be submitted to, and
Peace. which was never doubted of. will follow.
The English are trying to get some favorable con-
ditions for the Greeks, guided most probably by
selfish interest; and ,heJ may keep Lord Cochrane
as an epouuonton to obtain Peace by something
more from the Turks, meantime he gets his 3d.
OoOl. s,erlias, his sole object. expect.-The
Capt. Pacha has been paradips his Squadron dur
ing all this summer, but Gnaiiy has done nothing
a, all. except burning some Greek FIRE ships.
expect he will soon take bis winter quarters, pro-
baby at Mytilene lbrahim Pacbs is rather indis
posed towards the Porte and is doing nothing. -
Kint.ky Pashaw has taken possession of Athens,
and the citadel is occupied by the Greeks and i.
closely besieged. Bait. Pat
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Nov. "a.

sNAS eonmned 10 the jail Of The of Petersburg, N
w the flth day o Sept. 1926 runaway, negro
who calls bimself ELLiCK, and says he belongs Joseph
Lsgop, eastern dio Of South Carolina he feet
che g between 25 and so years age, black
has large his LEFT oocasoDed by burn, has lost
part Of bis little finger the hand has also small
the right eye. The requested for
ward property, pay charges and take him away, he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Jsilor.
Nov
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THE BRIDES FAREWELL

Why do weep--to leave the vine,
Whose clusters DER me benl,
The myrtle-yrt, oh. call il mine.
The dover. love TO tend.
A thousand thoughts Of all things dear,
Like shadows DER me sweep,
leave my sunny childhood here
Oh! therefore let me weep
1 leave thee, sistcr!--we have play'd
Thrcugh many Joyous hour,
Where the silvery green of the olive shade
Hung dim Der fouut and bower
Yes. thou aud l, by streams, by shores,
In ,onS, in prayer, IN sleep,
Have been as we may he TO more,
Kind sister! let me weep
1 leave thee, father Eve, brish, moon
Must now light other feet,
With the GATHERED grapes aud the Tyre in tune,
Thy home~ari steps to greet!
Thou in whose voice, to ble.. Thy child.
Lay tones Of love so deep,
Whose eye Ger all my youth hath smi.'d;
leave thee let me weep!
Mother. leave thee,-ou thy hrcsst
Pouring out Joy and NO,
have found that holy place Of rest
Still changeies,-yet 80!
Lips that have iull'd me with your strain,
Eve, that have wsteh'd my sleep!
Wilt earth give love like yours again,
Sweet mother, let Inc weep!
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AS committed 10 the jail of the Town Of Petersburg,
w runaway the 18Th day of Sept 1896, negto boy
named BOILING FIVE feet inch high, has small
his forehead his front out below and large
the left above thu elbow oocasoned by burn; he is
about is years black compilations aud states that he
belongs MIR. VIM. Wade, Of Greenvlle county, Va. The
owner requested to come forward prove property pay char
g.s and take away he will he dei with the law
directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Jsilor.
Nov "a. S7-.-wlw
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LAScAsrEp. penny Nov: IL.

IINNChb ftF1 II cUH'T t0OFs TT
Beo: this il you can!-Cabbsge! Three heads
Of cabbage have been raised by the Steward Of the
Poor and House of Employment, OF Lancaster
county, severally weighing 81 Id, 20 IA, and
80 1.2 pounds. Our neighbors may now bury
their beeis and radishes, and eat their fourteen
inch applesll
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By ii. Gortsnor IF .ae Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A PQOCY, a NJ lTION

By ths 0srsfnoy VI ,Ae Commensurate ef JafgsHa-
a PROCLAM4TION
IEREAS has the Executive, by The
w Coroner Of the Town OF Petersburg that the night
of the Goth OF November, most foul aud atroeious
committed on the body OF MIR. SCEPA 1HdfER, an
esteemed and highly respected citizen oil the said Town. who
found about eighty yards from has dwelling with
wound s,ulL which he died the morning Of the
The peiperator Of this foul deed unknown aud
going large Ihsve therefore thought proper With thu
advice Of the Council o State, IT, offer reward OF Ihree
Hundred Dollars, toany persons, who will sppre-
and convey the jail of Petersburg, the pePeator OF
the aforesaid dbneal act And do require all
civil aud military and exhort te good people Of the
10 their best endeavors 10 cause the said
eupt be aPptehended tia, he may DE dealt with d" the
law directs. 80
my hand GOVERNOR and under the seal OF the
1896 JOHN TYLER.
No., x O-w4w
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To Bnrwell Brown of the State of Geo1ois ,vLo

10 Birwel Brown OF the State OF Georgia who
intermarried with Am Browns daughter Of Caroline
county, Va.
HpHE administrator, with the will annexed Of Ann brown
~ dec wishes TO q sc bis account 6Day deliver over
icy0uhe property e your wife agreeaby to The terms Of
her Will he would like 10 hear from YOU rnnedistev
letter addressed 20 him IN the II The Adni.trf Of
Ann brown dec Bowling Green, Caroline county Va" will
be attended to.
Nov.
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HAVE examined the second edition Of " RoBINSON'S
FORMS" lately published BY Mr. Conigoy Robinson De
putty Cck u the superior Court OF Ionrieo, (and Assist
CLERK vi the General CoufO and Of opinion that
great improvement Of the ft edition. well ia the
VI the different subjects comprised IL, Ia the rn
creased number VI valuable forms The preliminary chapter
containing decisions Of the General Court and Count Of APP
peai relating 70 the practice in actions law, from the com.
cncemeut VI suit TO the judgmtnt,is well sfranged digest
the subject and will be found advantageous Only he
clerk bot 60 the young attorney The references 10 ajudged
annexed, by way VI Notes 10 great number Of The
10 ths patronage Of the public.
WA BROCKENBRoUGH.
Nov. y, 1925.
We have but cursory examined The list edition Of Ito.
binsors Eorms bat far have inspected the work Nj,
wh Judge Dockenmough in recommending to pub.
dRCLrD STU1RT, WM 4. g. DdDE
IL. SUMMERS,
u
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FOR SALE

rI,IIE tact Of land which reside, lying in The
county Of Priues Edward Bush River Eve mites South
f Fatmvie anl xc East of the courthouse eonsinng be-
tween Is and 400 aeresj 800 Of which Is FIRST rate low
GROUNDS inferior TO no tract land in the county There
GOOD dwelling house. fn oi0vses Of every description.
'O''n''''' pFYToN RANDOLPH.
y fr,,d. Af~.f sS-rl
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Messrs. George w. Payne, sheIifF OF GoocLlan

Messrs. George w. Payne, sheriff of Goochlan
and in that character sdmor. with the will annexed of John
Davis, dec. Reuben Buron Thos. o. Burton BENJAMIN
Smuie, William ". Burton and Lyddall Bogle..
TsvAKE notice. that shall Thursday the 2ft Jav If
a December next Mr.. John NJ. Smiths store hi The
county Of Nelson, between the hours Of o'clock M sn,
unse the same day. proceed TO take the deposition If NIr
Charles blse and others proceed om day day until
all be TAKEN which dpo.on are to be read evidence
the Richmond district. wherein aduor. of David Gren
shaw, dec plaintiff, and you are defendants.
GARLAND a. CRENSHAW
aduUT. 1f David Crenshsy dec
Nov. ~. 5G-,vdwt
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Curious PlagiarisD,.---The last Providence
Journal contains a singular instance Of literary
theft. A prize Essay of one Of the students Of
Brown University is found TO be literal transcript
from an article in Biackwood's Magazine. Now
that the fraud is detected, the medal ought to be
recovered and The swindler expelled the Uniyer
sity.
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BIZ ire GoveTnor of tke Commonwealth Of PnyiRia.-
A ppDCT I'M dTION.

sxHEREAS il has been represented TO the Executive by
w the sheriff Of Gieenbrier county, that on The night OF
had been by the court Of said county OF horse
stealing, and sentenced TO be hung broke the said % made
THEN escape thereom and going al large; have
thought proper with the advice OF the Counch Of
State, offer reward Of 6y dollars for each Of The said
vey them either of them the Jail of Geenbrer county
aforesaid Aud DO require all officers civil and
10 use their best endeavoT. the said ugves 10 he
apprehended tina, they may be dealt with as the low direct
Given under my hand Governor and under the seal oil
the Commonwealth al Richmond this LIST day Of Deoenber,
1926. JOHN TYLER.
James about IS Yeas old, rather dark complexion dowa
look when .poken To- about 10 inches high had
when escaped oil wool hat lueu shirt aud antaoo',
old pair Of poeksson,, his beard very long
Albert Il between II aud 10 years old also Of rather dark
complexion, pleasant countenancs when spoken to- shout
feet 4or inches hgh heavy made, with large DAT foot thick
p.-had on pair u pantaoous and tow Shirt biueish
coored old FUR hat aud old pair Of shoes They
took with them other clothing. presumed they en-
deavourng to get 10 the stat. Of Ohio.
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FOR SIZE

QEING desTous t"ren0yt the western eouu,rv offer
- ior sale ny farm esiied Hak containing by stels-
vy I4Q acres, large portion II which low grounds; tis
situated on the Stage road leading from Richmond Ia Fred
eAsbugi nlne miles sioye Richmond, Chictshsmony
e u wheat all on prime lud f5iie description Is deemed
unnecessary as thoe persons wishing 10 purchase will frat view
ne Ptent weie INC terms ss be made knoen BY the sub
''tihef. VM. WINSTON.
w Sis Su--etf
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HOTTCE.

AWE subscriber. residing NOtoway county has IN h.
hands Of money, which he found m the posse son
Of negro slave. Being larger amount tso be supposed
ought 70 have lie thought probable that the
lid not ~ fairly II sny person has lost mohey and
vii describe 70 hey cas- sAc ioe necessary steps t.
OBJ tiu e. GO ". CLARK
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FROM SMYRNA.

BY the brig Clio, Capt. Foster, arrived yester.
day. in the short passage Of SO days from Smyrna
papers to the 9Th of Oct. end letters to the 9Th
were received.
Extract of letter from Smyrna, Oct. 9: " The
affairs OF the Creeks continue, as far as can judge,
as good as they have been for some tine past
lbrahm Pacha can make no movements, and his
father 10 unable to make any effort in his favor,
and he has need Of assistance. The Captain Pacha
continues cruizing of Mytelene. The Greeks are
waiting, with great anxiety, the arrival of Coch-
rane. The affairs with Russia, it is expected, will
be all amicably arranged"
SMYRNA, Oct. 6.--Accounts from Constantine
pie are to Sept. 27-which speak with confidence
Of the settlement with Russia.
At an exercise of artillery, female Of the fami-
ly of the Neapoli,an Charge d'Affaires was seri-
ously wounded, and his wife near being killed -
by bomb.
A considerable fire has taken place 10 the little
city of Eudrmiche. near Payamboli. 1t consum-
ed all the shops, except two OF stone, and many
houses. -
We hear. positively, that Lord Cochrane arrived
at Malta on the 23d Sept. in schooner, and sail
ed Immediately.
A Steam Boat has arrived at Nspoli. But Lord
Cochrsne had not arrived there Sept. II.
Boston Palladium.
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nOMEY WNN-IKD.

a GENTLEMAN wishing to borrow sig thousand
"a d,ars will give lien valuable Farm 10 the vicinity
Of Richmond The security will doab', be considered
annie nv any one Disposed lend The money will be
ed or tern les; than years For PARTICULARS apply
10 the Editors Of the Enquirer
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SALEM, Nov. so.
FROM THE RIVER OF PLATE.

FROM THE RIVER OF PLATE.
By the Phenix, we have received Buenos Ayres
papers TO the I'd Of September.
A horrid murder was committed at Buenos Ayres
on the 10th August. AS Don Ramon Masinez
Cannona and his wife were sitting at supper, a
mulatto slave entered the room, and plunged a
knife into the breast Of he lady, who instantly ex-
PRED, and with the same fatal weapon, still reek-
ing with blood, stabbed his master, who was no.
expected TO recover. The mscreant was in GUS
tody
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RUYFORD aCaDEMY.

examinalion Of the Students Of this Seminary, will take
n place on Tbursdsy, the i4,h Of December next The
pacn and Cu.rdisn. Of the Pupil, anl the friends Of the
in,Gla,om, are syeetfuliy Invited 20 attend.
WM. HAWKESW0RTII.
Kim william Dec. T. 59-wt12D
The Exs,oinAiiOn will prsebsly at 10 o'clock