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The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
New Mnrble Establishment.


 TNHE subscriber having lately commenced 1- the business of STONE CUTTING, in South Forms, would respectfully inform his friends and the inhabitants of Liichfeld Co. and vicinity, that he has now, and will con stantly keep on hand, good assortment of
 Marble Tom6stORes and Monuments. from the StOckbridge and Washington quar- ries, the former of which is we'll known as fur nishing the best White Marble in the United States.
 OBELIsK, PYRAMID, & URN MONUMENTS built according to the latest and most approved style, and of the best materials. ~
 SEPULcHRAL MONUMENTS. designed prin- cipally for family tombs, thing entirely new.
 Reference may be had to either of the fol- lowing gentlemen respecting the skill of the subscriber in his profession; and all orders left with them shall meet with prompt atten- ton ;-
 SHERMAN & MERWIN, WoOdburg.
 GOERGE DEWEY, Litchteld.
 BEACH g. PARMELEE, Goshen.
 HALSEY STEVENS, NOrtolk. with each of whom specimens of the Marble and Work may be seen. Also, reference may be had to either of the following gentleman. Rev. John Langdon, Gen. David Bird, Beth- Lem.-Rev. Henry Robinson, Edward Cowles, Abner Northrop, South Forms.- Doct. Samuel Buell., Leonard Goodwin, Joseph Adams, Wm. Beebe, Litchfeld.- Erastus Hodges, Heman Childs, 1orring ton.
 The subscriber fatters himself that the a. bove arrangement in his business of giving those who wish to purchase, an opportunity ofexamining for themselves before they pur- chase will effectuaIly prevent the necessity of that deception so often practiced hy pedlars. who go about deceiving the ignorant respect ing the quality and value ofmarble.
 Gentlemen attending the e urt sessions at Litch1eid, by calling upon GEORGE DEWEY, Cabinet Maker, will have peculiarly favour able opportunity of examining for themselves before they purchase.
 Uras and Willoscs Fines, Drapery, Masonic Emblems, Raised Letters, Writing hand, and every species of Carving and Engraving done to.order, and upon the shortest notice. All the above mentioned articles will be sold as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere in the state, for Cash or approved credit. JOHN l.. CHURCH. LitczJield, South Forms, April l6, 1927. tf44
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Amos Barnum's Estate.

'HE subscribers having been appointed by A the Hon. Court of Probate for the D;:. trict of New-Milford, Commissioners on the estate of
 AMOS BARNUM, late ofKent. in said District, deceased. rcnre- sented insolvent, hereby give notice that six months from this 9th day of April, 1897. has been allowed by said court for the creditors ot said estate to present and exhibit their clalms for allowance; and that they will attend to the business of their said appointment at the dwelling house of Russell Judd. in said Kent' on the first Tuesdays ofMay and Octo- Der next, at one o'clock, P. M. on each of sa'd days. All claims not then presented will be forever debarred recovery.
 RUSSELL JUDD, Comm;e-
 JABEz BEARDsLEY, sioners.
 Kent, April g, 1897. 45
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03

At Court of Probate, holden ct Ltchfieid
 sDithin and .tor the District of Litchfield, April l6th, 1897.
 Present FREDERICK WoLcoTT, Esq. Judge. TTPONth the Petition of Keziah Morgan, ,ofthe O town of Peru, in the County of Clinton and State of New ork showing to this Coul that she is the parent of Seth Bull, Jasper Bull, Fanny Bull and Clifford Bull, they all being Minors and Children of the Petitioner, by her late husband, Norman Bull, late of said town of Peru, but now deceased--that said Minors are the owners, and are possessed, as tenants in common with the other heirs at law ofthe said Norman, deceased, ofthe following described tracts of land, and the buildings thereon, situate in the town of Harwinton, in the County of Litchfeld in the State of Con necticut, Uiz :: of one undivided third part of one acre of land, with one third part of the buildings thereon, at the southeast corner of the home lot lately occupied by Sabra Cook, late of said HarwintOn, deceased-Also of a. bout four acres at the north side of said home ot;-that the interest of said Minors in said tracts ofland, came to them by descent thro' their said Father, Norman Bull, deceased. rom their grand mother, the said Sabra Cook deceased--praying liberty to sell said proper. ty, as her petition on file.
 This Court doth adjourn the consideration of said Petition until the 25th day of June next, at the Probate office in Litchfieid,i in said District, at ten o'clock in the forenoon: and doth order that notice thereof be given hv publishing the same in the newspaper printed in sad Liichfeld three weeks success;yclv st least six weeks before the said aSth of June next. A true Copy-of Record. Attest, FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
 A
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
AUCTION SALE.

A IL the personal property belonging to "A the estate of ENOS GRTSWOLD, late of Harwinton, in LitchfeId Probate Dis trict. deceased, which remains undsposed of on the 9th day of May, 1897, will on that day be sold at public auction, at o'clock P. M. Sale to be at the dwelling house of said deceased, in Harwinton. -
 By order ofthe Court of Probate, TRACY PECK, Admin. Bristol, April 19, 1927. 4s
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
NOTICE.

Town Meeting, legally soarned, and holden ir
 Warren October eSd, 18e6
 Voted, That all Horned Cattle, (except two from famly,) and all Horses Asses. Mules. and Sheep, shall be restrained from going at large on the Common OF Highway, in said town of Warren the year ensuing. And if any Horses, Mules and Sheep shall be found running at large, on the Common or High. way m said town the ensuing year, or more Horned Cattle than two from a family, and they with the mark of the owner on the ear. any, person shall have right to impound them m the same manner as is provided by law for the lmpounding of Horses, Cattle, Mules and Shetp' breaking into enclosures. A
 Attest. GEORGE STARR. Tomn Cyerk
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
LTTCHFIELD FEMALE
 ACADEMY,

Conducted by Miss PIERCE & Mr BRACE.
 The Summer Term of this institution will commence an the 18th of May next.
 TERMS.
 Tuition, per quarter of Ia weeks, dollars. Music, |" l2 French, " 3 Scholars in the lower branches are charged SIO GDr the term of twenty four weeks.
 The text books used are
 Murray's Grammar,-WOOdbridg Geog- raphy and Atlas,-Dabors or WilIett's Arith- metic,-Abridgemen of Blair's Rhetoric.- Conversations on Natural PhilOsophy,-dO. on Chemistry,-Paley's Moral Philosophy Hedges LOgic,-Al;sOn on Taste,-Abridge- ment of Universal History,-RusselPs Mod ern Europe, with COOte's Continuation, and GOOdrich's American History. The Latin & Greek languages, the Mathematical sciences, with any other studies, can be pursued at the option of the scholar.
 The Instructors hope that the long estab- lished reputation Ofthis Institution their ex- perience and attention to their duties; the beauty and healtfulness of the village oi Litchfeld; and polished manners and litera- ry character of its inhabitants, may author ise them to request the continuance of the public patronage. l Board can be obtained from gl,75 to $2,0C per week, exclusive of washing. Litchfield, April 24, 1897.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
& FANCY @coDs
 Miss A. r. CABLE

NHIo0 4As T VA DLL
 H AS just returned from New-York with 1- very general assortment of MILL NERY & FANCY GOODS; among which are Black and Yellow Leghorns ofthe finest quality; Ribbons and Trimmings ofthe latest fashion; all kinds of Flowers, from 1-2 cts to Sl,5O; Fancy, Silk, and Willow Hats:- Caps of all kinds ;-Thread and Bonnet La ces es;-H'dkfs. Belt Ribbons ;--Sashes, wrought colours; -Gloves "a few peices of elegant Silk for Dresses ;-also Barrage and Battiste Dresses ;-large and small Combs :-~ Curls Sc. Sc. all of which will be offered as cheap as can be obtained elsewhere.
 0jsDresses cut and made o,e short Notice
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
,NOTICE.

NOTICE. PY order of the court of probate for the D district of Norfolk, Notice is hereby giv- en that all the real estate of CLARK TAYLOR, late of Winchester, deceased, together with the widows right of dover in the real estate, after her decease, will be sold at public vendue on the 14th day of May next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the late dwelling house of the deceased, unless previously disposed of at private sale.
 ROGER COB, Adm;n;s-
 MATTHEW ADAMS, trotors. Winchester, April IF, 1897. 45
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
NEW GOODS,
NOTICE.

NO HUE.
 A IL persons who are liable to pay town 1A Tax, in the town of Winchester, on the List of 1926, are hereby notified that the sub- scribers will attend to receiving said tax at the store of S. & L.. Hurlburt & Co. in Winches- ter, on Thursday, the s4th of May, and at the house of Rowley & Smith, in Winsted, on Monday the 28th of May, and at the house of H. Higley, in Winsted on Tuesday, the 29th of May, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days.
 SYLVESTER PLATT,1
 SILAS HOSKIN, Co"ec'ofS.
 Winchester, April 17, 1897. 45
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PAPER RAGS.

TWILL be received at this Office, in pay. w ment for the County Post in exchange for Books and Stationary. or will be bought with cash.
 Litchfeid April y Isc7.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-03
MILES TOLEY'S ESTATE.
AUCTION.

AUCTION.
 pY virtue of an Order of the Court of Pro- D bate for the district of Norfolk, will be sold on the s7th day of April, 1927, on tLe premises, so much ofthc Real Estate of
 REUBEN MINOR, late of Winchester, deceased, as will raise the sum of one hundred and ffty-two dollars, with incident charges of sale. ROGER COE,
 JAMES BEBEE, Erec'rs' Winchester, April 7, 1897. A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
Land and Negroes for Sale.

VIE sb.eriber oilers tract of land in the cou,,v
." MeckenburS, Coxs creek, miles TO Nh. -,,t ,,T
courthouse ern,ining TO than half If re
iss s standing IN wood. all suu uha. land The paut.-
non VI sooi order ir CROPPING and very productive an Il 4,
'uh crops ut the country, with rri,r rk IL -
ons OF me best uaets Of nigh land IN rourty Ao an.
ae' " 81 acre. Oh Bears Element creek ali wood apJ and
'oaee" ahh, WITH 80 OF 10 county, prit.
ow gnis all famous plant ani thu land I,,, n M
iotK " Sahois anu Hawkin roads would he an
s;ai, fera stole tavern. - ~
-tisc az agent for James s. one Other a,, f
'sno On creek ~ the of MtckIenhu
r.es i" isui ). wen Improved lo eopp,nx
about half of this clear fee productive and II
Noveiber heAi oi which due will be given. IN. .-
seiiner va" On that dayse tothe highest bidder on r
''ses he Tract ON Cox's creek also crop Of e,u ,
aei, oats anu stock OF ell knd and The 7:l M Of .,e
oonh. on the premises, tie will sell the
ua' ON Duekes creek; ais, all the corn, c.,
n' ,t"cs of all kinds II will bc ON N. v
% beswe.n % aud ~ vsua. negroes ulL with
'u' ~ - ."s tracts 81 'snd; JOHN DUFuRp.
4. o. Any person wishing this iand by inc
Letter to tie sss,Iber, Lo:,ba Nv Grove Post % Me,
"iuu' g snail meet with promr; attention..
nieekielnnig (. Oct f2-n JOHN DUFoRD.
ECOHsOiNr with decroiai OF The euuniy co,t AZ
matthews sitting an Chance, shall proc esd 10 ell ON
e premises On The 10Th day February next fvi cash that
very convenient aud desirable Al, The a,
is o" onse ~ Matthews couGt, the liver
ah"tt mites it'n the uthnuse Tis epnsus u,
wares q" SpU acres, has story wood
iw.his mouse, With all Iird. Sr
anu WEE. a1ai 10 tue growi ii ard
venieni To the beet ih Iso If No.
ether us.t oi wood lani oi about 20
Jan. a. '' ' 70 ~
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TEN- DOLLaRS REJt..l1D

ANAWAf from the subscriber Friday light The Goth
II January, ntsio Siri FAMED PITT i,m II To- 20
yeas oil her complexion between yellow aud tac o
ieet ~ heyi, he hssoui rather Ise Tia. when
;he speak generally as Though her oppe up,
them mne her eSs small and round, very ali he
OF a' her cosnieninee most Centrally marked
she inclined siuoi,. Her eyes have reh cst
ne lore hngero her ten hand large the end caused
from having had a hiilow that finger
She had when size len, blue cotton grr,,m f,ek
check apron, green isued calico shawl, shoes Ani light
bue yarn oeEiug anI carried IA pair black ST.
white eambsc gown, aud al eihc,, with ohs, ,h,sr
She was purchased ny d. Graham the eoua;y OF q l-
eestef about 10 months n the bunrloaL OF h, ae
ThCna. H. RoOt. IN which county her mother e,its where
highly Poh'be she nsy sss for Sine has
snees IA tue county Of aiIIlsseA amI Caroline.
viii give the sDve reward il taken out IT the rouie. of
he'nico or ianoye Five Dollars taken either of these
=. - r. w. WHITE.
o. Az the above Girl seen in riebuond on SslnJ,v
last Is possible she may still he lurking about The eiy
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ROHDS MD CyHNHLS

On motion of Mr.. Cock, Chairman Of The Com
miiiee OF Ways and Means, that Committee were
discharged from The further confederation of the
resolution agreed TO the motion Of Mr.. Riyes, on
the 81 Jan. directing that Committee % TO inquire
into the expedency Of disseminating the annual
appropriation heretofore made for delraying the
expense Of such surveys of routes for roads aud
canals, as may be directed by the Executive, and
OF substituting therefor distinct and specific appro-
pria'ions for surveying such routes only as shalI
be authorized by Congress-" and the resolution
as laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Van Rensselaer,, il was
Res0lUed. That the Committee on the Public
Buildings be discharged from the consideration Of
so much Of the message OF the President of the u.
States as refers to The boiilrg of the penientisry
and that the same be referred 10 the Committee on
The District Of Columbia.
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Vuluable Real Est0fc for ~

vhiue vi ade.d Of tust executed by F...slc q; r,1
dateu hr isih day Of Junu. 1886 To the sub.s
ot e'or IN the county court al E.,.s the purp ~ @
"e pay melt o certain 10 &C., ID I'm.
we ,hai' on The 2i,t day u Fe!uny iS2i proceed - Ell, -
Ie suction on ie pr. misses t'the s bidder f,,
,oey oaefeso land, pat oi the allied pts,l,
iys IA 'ic county of EsseS, be hid oil from, ,s,i
,ne ue ahe.nis the lands OF William L. Warm ~ H.,
aiisei, OF 50 mach will he uf n,
sums "i money due 10 said Dln,y the cost ,rd en-,
attending the execution u the Actin. a,
s. yn'y convey snt TILE as is vested u. Nv san r. h..
the title Is believed 10 he gavL. ~ "'s'' ""'
80 THOMAS GREEsIAM
20" 20 'p--i<N JOHN rDA! NIGER
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The ENQUIRER published twice a weet generally
nd three tunes week during the session VI the Lvgs
IN. same heretofore, Five Dollars per annaiu,
fyss's IN sdvance Mute, of Chartered hanks
era heiny paid, by the writers. -
r NO paper will be discontinued (but the discretion
the Edso,s,) un all arrearsyes have been paid up.
shili have the tenth GRATIS. 90 -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u Que Square, OR LESS-Frs insertion rs cents-eaeh
Continuance, 80 cents 49,
No advertisement iusertej until Il ha, either heen paid
lo-. VI a.sumed by scme in this city
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Vai0abfe Real Estafc for SoJe,

ftE subscf'.r offers for sale, that valuable pto,et,v The
Tavern Of Dnwiddie Courthouse, with hundfsd acres
o. isnuj with about 20 acre. 81 first meadow ltn II
hrs rate land fot The culture VI tobaco0 cotio en ana other
nt grains there Is more tanone half natural o,,th
deemtd unnecessary 10 desctibe the Improvement IL -
,"hc'sb! tbstihey al good large aud convenient Tins IS
9ne OF The best Stands for Tavern, known this secon Of
c COUNT exeinswc Of the different count DAYS and other
ubc meetings, WhhIa two bund ed yards tie tavern b
aings an &c idemywbeh j. always occupied by competent
eNShe's Ibr anJ WI positively lie sold 10 the highest bid
der on the 18Th u DteDber next being count dsy II, m.
made known Gu That day aud accommodating.
JAMES SCOTT.
C't - 5O-ids
a. Ia consequence of the inelenavacy Of the weather The
DtxL ' " -
ydi 7t-ds
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E.dGL HOLEL-CUARLoT rEsvILLE.
<1itE su''eiber rented this eligible
A th'isiLrit s';uitei ON the public -u,re the
Courthouse siic's the patronage eli his ficnd AMI the pub
he The premises undergoing thor repair, ADD are
provided wh exceien, ii stables and all
calculated Ia secuc t:'e comfort and accommodation
w.o may CALI The suboriber feels himself by
determinations 10 promote the Hnd comfort OF guests.
ny The mean' of DANG which within his reach, FRO
W. D. FITCH.
f'h' D. f6-3
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.Asns aonertsse s,1s,,tg.
EDIyC.aTION-

+ oUlsA Il Ann DRoOKE, will comm. nsr school at
Il Hi-Vaiv, Stshod county, Viz GINA, which will he
taught all the hanchss Of English eucacu the Latin and
French languages and Music The number of scholars will
be limited 10 twelve, aud they will he boarded the spot by
Samuel 81 brooke No day scholars will b. admitted Te
for The holastic year of months will he que h-
yearly in advance. If Music taught wi be ,-p,,s:e
charge OF % dolit. each scholar will fuuis her own v and
bcdirg IL If not, t will be for III. adj
j,onai N ten dotis The months August aud Sept
viii he Vacation Book. and. Stationery, wi. il 1e. ed be
THOSE Parent, G.sriac', who he diro,ed e,rut
their thilI wards Ia the of The Irvokr, N,
Re led tina, the sesest attention paid TO tie man
and morals Of their pupil, aud every ex.on USE, 10
tain them by divine assanre o habit, religion aud
~ Liter, directed To Samuel s. Brooke, Stafford Count
hou.e, will be a;teaded to.
h. q. e6-f.,,
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One Hundred DoYors Be,oo,d

ANYWAY from the subscriber living near tuoohlaoJ 81
House, Va, 2 Of Dec'r last. sni!alfo mas, named
lie aut so OF sge. Of slender per aud
pIut sct hs Ills general department humble and
eh silent has rather ameisnehuy expression
ne Is able 10 read a' write. No particular aiks a. feco
ieetej ny winch he can be designated have strong reason
To- ioSke i escape TO Of the eholding .tat,s
wan give The above reward II he he arp without the
state, " biiy dolasif e lie taken githnf state ,ud v
all expenses Of bringing him home. GEO: w HARRIS.
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YRUSy' N.IL y

g. virtue of deed trust executed 10 fe .h ..,,
"eai ing dale Oii November 1925 and o. record IN n,
oSc ~ county snail tor sale e, the
az niier 'o cash. Sewra k.t in county Of Nelson
ON Saturday the i7th Feuay the tract of land ~,
W s'ii dee'' containing by estimation acres ,,u, an
james iysi ani bounded by the laDis lY H. c hI add
estate OF Thomas Lcgwood Such tile only III ,
lieved Indi- putsble. Al Svo tsaul, &c WV. oe-
an
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virtue oi deed vi ti,rt EL,n;.i u,r,i.,, -.
- Ma'ba w his wife, 10 me- da eel TN. 1g,n ,. ., '
III and 1rds ,, ~ the ceut Of tn. county Aaeia
to the highest b,ide, iv srady money rfsci Of Ian ri
me CrerS fl'a''n, containing about 6is ae,, M, INK III
NE s've n'eht'nti county. The sale will be mad. a,
front door 81 the Ear liaei city O, Rrlnond ,t
1' ,o s s"ou - "ei'es. Nj. II. ROBINSON.
LII
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ftfllE ;nbscriles, under fun Of coviing fpsreo
- have commenced general Comsissi,m Bosines., on
yy ,'feet' immeasey ~ front 0f Che Dock spacious
WsIehouse which connected With large Lu,n,er,c,sc
wen calculated 70 store Cotton Tobacco, Four aud Bacon
and any other article Of ntechdndist They nov ready
receive goods Of any dctr-n storage or for sale on cont
m',syn Aud TON their tstrosye acqsn,snce iohnoUd
aud through the surrounding county, they think mai Iv
VII be able TO make ready aud sales Of any kind
~ Country produce other sftcies sseabe ~ . make.
They pledge hemseiyes al diligence IN the ,snssern
Of any bunes. committed T. their tu ttpeoiluy solicit
share Of public patronage
WILLIS c0wLfNG.
join r. ANDREW.
'an - So Xssjw
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NOTICE.

WIN sen uron eeonmodiny terms tracts of land ,,us
'hs county OF Nottoway, containing between .lrren
dn,! isceire htdsd acres s,tua,, al ON No,,,y,v ;ys
eo'a",nS portion Of first land n al,.
10 ,ne Siovth 81 fohseeo, any other crop; hsh land
q so"u aud well suited for the cultie OF ion m. lr,
aet containing hr,w, aud IL hnd,ed crts lies on
eisek, and IS bounded 10y Two other creek, which Afford
large quantity Of very rNceent lit land All psIson ,
postu 10 are 'vird TO Te the pre- ne., viii
siswu ny the ogrseeis, by tn app, tiio,,
August % 52--f 4 .fIlAKD z. HATHAWAY
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Jon.es Riuer Lnnd.

rIyAT valuable estate called Cbiroaks 10 Sufry county
about four miles below the Courthouse Snefcd for sale
~ lies The South side Of james River, Hog isnJ
5 binds for distance The river. by late survey
nsi1s 1884 the greater part Of which ciesrej.
from the fertility Of the soil Which eqUalieJ by any
" the county, this estate Is cOnsdeied by competent Judges
imnahy adapted 70 the growth Of COLON. Possessrop Day
be had on the rs Of January Capt John Fsoc onc
ijs tie prenes, will give any 6formstion eruing
tm. For tcs Apply ie her living in Aex1ndfs,
pc. WIN. L. lfCDGSON
Assi.,i5. 2s-u
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By AUTHORITY or CONGRESS-.
wAsKIMaToN LOTTERY,

FIRST CLASS.
The Managers respectfully orr the public notice. the
h'i class OF the U,iSHiNGTOH CRY LOTTERIES
arranged the established oe by the
Sn,ers ea'h Ticket, isethod dcscycdiy ,opu.
r because it utterly eedes the possibility Of any Error
or fa,sd.
U.dSEINGI'O.T CITY LOTTERY,
FIRST CLASS.
To be drawn on Wcancsday, the osth Feb,uary, 1884,
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IN Richmond Hastings Court, Jan. 10, 1871.
6kDtkED That Tie Sergeant Vt t- CITY make sal.
- So'onona Sisse, the property OF Thomas Mav late Of
Ia. CITY, w.'c Committee. TO the j,l ihis city Oh the OH
OF April last, =" uriswsy. aud coiird until hi,
days M the F" Richmond Ealuirei.' A eopy
TIL q. HOWARD, clerk
Ben faven IN aid city the 9Th day February nes al
Jtn.I8. ~ III,
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ID ANYWAY fiom the subscriber, living one mile belo,s
IA Am,lis Couhouse, the 18th D,cemb,r seti nv
lesro nian iEpiS, blacksmith by pr,e,.Ln .urc-
sd TO be about IS SO about Or SIX
ia.s high, toebiy likely aud stout made, very
pexion: speaks oieraby quitl and htes-t he la,
uf his Of his thumb nails end ve,y
mach the hall u The thumb stands sonewlat stopped il
the knees he is sso bare Of ON the fore art Of
his head. Levi, had when he my residence w.e,i
oahet coatcc and autaoon' oftie he also away
fur hat, much ohcr marx recoected
him than Described purchased the abuse negro Levi, fro,
Capt Spencer Woodbridge II chseifiJ county; he la.
wife Mr. Thomas Finney in Chests H. about whc MIA.
Iexpect he lurking This time; very well k,,yn in
Chesterfield will the above reward any person " no
will secure him in amy jail that get him AGAIN OF will
pay the reward aud ten me where may be
apprehe"led 10 my house, IL delivered All persons:
.oiwai ned from han 5ouring said nrgr, Lewi..
MICHAEL kennedy
*.
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.iNYEHI'IS q. AZ E..NSl,

nh tract VI Land called Hill Grove, containing above
u ovV aies lying IN tie lower end Amelia c,u,y ff-
"s,iy adve,,si, Is still l sale II would uake ali client
o' Piaa''n II will he sold ali tsaiher or divided
parcels. The terms will he Accommodating.
,y,~ HM b. GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

Ground Pfasier, Cat -Auiis, s. Corn .aIeai
IOf Sale, Ground Plai ter French Scotia in
4 casks or loose I" vi rurchasrr., aud both
he of excellent quality.
f'ut Nails, run Sd. ioi kegs So 100 20 and 200 Lbs.
Rolled Iron of Nal Rods Horse Shoe iron
corn Neal constant supply made genealiy from white
r. lIAXALL 4 CO.
rem. y. -g2