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e.r.- K,Gihtabes Negroes for Sale at .q1ictiop.
wv ne s',d At public auction for oash in the CITY Of
~ 'lehhontt ou FRIDAY the 18th Of i'chr,,,-v rs~y
% S S'sIoe5 eons'ins Of men, women hoyi and girls
la o " young ahu Iikey' BENZ. N. BARNETT,
.tn ~. 1i--tfs Ain'r OF CharIe, JJ,.nt'..,
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R.4T'J'LE on ORI.EgA-S


by WIZ. A. PATRICK.
'rwa, morning, and the rising san
Hfd scarcely shown that day;
Wheb forth 'Iid clouds Of rolling duns
The veteran tro,Ps of WeIngton,
Advanced in full array,
Led on by fsu,'d Sir Edwsrd,s who
Resolv'd the foe should Weld.
CoDinandeI-to the charge they fry
Determined jackson Ia snhauc,
Or make biVod; field.
hut yet Orleans, thy flag shalt ware
Vietoriou,iy mors
Thy chief the daring Zoe shall havc,
Who rushing, Gni criuson'd grave,
On MusU'ipp's shore
Sir Edward IN the ,h, kcst frav
Upon III. trOth.whHe koiss
Was seen 20 marshal them tie wa,
bnt on the evening Of that lay
was found a uians u d corse.
Weep, England: weep. thy hope thy pride:
Co alisstssippi's shore
Hath tteath'd his Las. ! hath nrhly died
Thy Edward, ia this erinsou'd tide,
iiath tuns TO rise no mote.
On. on. cried Gibbs Il .rho, in comuan1
Now rushd in furious fight;
In sti,rups he eject did sisud,
Add taeug high his sword in hanc,
On, oul and storm the right.
B,sse soul che troops, who of hath won
The field from France, thy PRIDE
Shall, ere the seitiug 81 You sun,
With thee aud gallant Wilkinsop,s
Lie weltsTing side by side.
Ali! few hobaii'd that morning bright,
or Briain's sens hut few
Who mingled Ia the bloody Eight,
Sh.lfsee the coming Of the night,
10 niusle teais ,srh dew.
The sun was low whSu victory sea,d
The fate Of that great day
For British forces then did yieiI,
To Jackson and his force, the field,
Tho unequal IN the fay.
Thei are Orleans, thy Tag did wave.
Victor lously once mui c ,
Thy chief ;he daring foe did brave.
Who rushd aud found a erinisond grave,
On MsiissiPPrs shore.
-
If Edward Packs nhan commander OF the r;t. force.
vas cut asundtr by cannvn-bai.
en- Gibbs, who was killed III stormiug the bssotr on Ia
Of Gen. Jseksons works.
az Wilkinson, who wasf0uni dead by the side of Gen
!,
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DRAWING
DRAWING
OF THE
DI& Eg.ALs S W. q. MP
CANAL LOTTER

CANAL LOTTERY,
urn CLJSS.
EiE 'uh'er,htfs taylns been gsss,ed 20 suPernnd the
y Drawing ct the DiSilAl. SWAMI CANAL LoisTE-
~ ith Class do hereby certify following were
the Nu'nher' which Ihis ga, d,swn io 81 p,SseI
IA the wheel
1T p 81 9TH 9Th 9Th 7ih sfh
q 60 &c "a 10 90 80 So
aud hat the said numbers drawn Ia order
which they sand ahov; the, say, No 81 was the ,
"af wa' dr WI NJ" - Va, i. sec"ut; 81. -, w4stheth.
~ - "a TIE too us No. -, m, iJ; \ So ia
Ah' 80 80 "a' 'ar seven;, aud ~. 50, the eighth ia
Witness '1F haiis alltiehmoni, the e,h January, 1929
SdriSgcl Cation,
Fan. j. IY0sdh0USe,
James Ratcl6'gS.
j. Harden,
!. .UGSe.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.


NrpA1IT01IccSr OF STATE, Jan. IS, 1873.
he Secretary OF State, 10 whom has been ,e
ierred a resolution of the House Of Representa-
uvcS OF the I'd instant, requesting the President of
ule United States TO communicate 10 tI,at House
II the public interest permit, the recent CORES.
pondence between the Government of the United
States and Brazil. and any Other Documents II,
me Department. OF State connected with the sub
lect OF discussion between the two Governments
has the honour to submit TO the President the CO.
py OF recent CORE spondonce between the Charge
4 AiialieS Of Brazil and this Department upon the
subjects of discussion between the two t.overn
menus IL CLAY
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7 7 - q " , n = IUN.
M ,nsI ~

n.
WASHINGTON, SOth Nav 1927
nc undersigned Officer of the Imperial Order
OF the Crosier, and charged with the Aaairs oC
Ills majesty the Emperor of Brazil, near the Co
Vofnment OF the United Safes has the honour tD
INFORM Ills Excellemcy Mr.. Henry Clay, Secreta-
Iy OF State for Foreign Affairs, that questions
having arisen with regard TO the legality or ille-
gality OF the act of the detention of various Ameri
can vessels that attempted (cluding, as is s,f,pos-
Gu inc blockade which the naval forces cf Hi;
hiajes'y The Emperor of Brazil are enforcing a.
Eaiil3t buenoS 8yTes, according TO the laws Of ma
uons) 10 enter that port; and, at the same time
WIN respect to the detention Of the brig Spark
OF rev ork, which cleared from Rio dc Janeiro
."E niolte Fideo; the Government of His Males
W the Emperor of Brazil mas commanded me 10
communicate 10 the Government OF the u States
mat iils Majesty the Emperor desirine 10 pre-
serve and even 90 extend further, If possible the
.:3enuiy relations subsisting between the two ma
GohS' hopes that the Government of the United
o'a'eS dlSapproviug the character of the proceed
ihSs OF Hr Condy Racquet, the Charge d Affaires
Oh me SAID States at Rio de Janero is suddenly de-
iiiano-hg ms passports, may appoint a new Repre-
sentative TO reside near His Msiesty the EIuueror
VINO, being received with the consideration die
70 ms character, will find in the Government of
ms majesty the Emperor the most pacific disposi
uoils, and VIII adjust, in manner satisfactory 10
me Government of the United States. the o,Ios
tons pending with regard to the detained vesscIe
ai'u 10 the brig Spark, according to the laws of ma
uons.-lhe undersigned hopes for an answer il,
W1ung, that the Government of the United
states disapproyes the conduct of Mr.. Racquet and
'hat the said Government is ready 10 meet the
pacific views Of His Majesty the Emperor of
The undersigned rciterates to his ExcelIcncy
the protestations of respect and consideration due
TO lis Exceiency.
;. SYLVESTER REBEJJO
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

The message received from the President Of
follows
To the House Ct Representatives. qrtke Y. states:
"AsHINGToN, 29th Jan 1875.
u report from the Secretary of State, with Coz
pies oil a recent correspondence between the
charge d Aiiaircs from Brazil and him. on the sub
jGcts OF discussion between this Cc.-srnmcnt and
tha' OF Brazil, is transmitted TO the House OF Re
personalities, in compliance with Il resolution of
THAT House Oh the ID inst.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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,. b. X9TES, } .Maar4
Il. NgTTKRE, 5 gers.

NIue Of Decree oi Hsnpvrr cul-ity count prouo.ot
go "e |ah o. Hoyrnbe, 1897, Will he sold, Of puhli.
.' dty, ne Slaves belonging 10 i.hau, Burch dec con-
Der g. o. a, in'
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he Senate then resumed the consideration of
the bill providing for certain surviving Rsvolu-
ionary Officers, the motion 10 I'LL the blank with
$I,o00,0Oo still ncnding.
MIR berriea spoke one hour and half in favor
of the bill.
Mr.. Cobb f'Sowed, in a speech Of considerable
length. in opposition to lie bill.
On motion of Mr.. Van Buren,, who expressed a
desire, as one Of the Committee to explain TO the
Senate li, views of the subject
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From lis preceding eeitf-ae will be seen what nun
b-Is were drt'tn Tor det-rnirnr pr,z.
IA tht D,nai S,eanp Canal Lottery E2yeia6 cas- wua
ins orher ~ "heh theS drawn; aud tn Manas.is a
The tickets rrhi7t drt,r Ggksf prss are tso,s
- 90 - on Them for Comb ason N4HGess:
~ 20, ~, beng the let, ID aud Sd drawn, Si50w
~, =. ~ 81, ash 5,h, 5oo6
~ NJ So 4h, 5ih and 9Th, $500
-, SO, 90 Stir, 9th ard Tth i'7y5
-, 50, 40, 5ih, 7th, and sh, isuo
SO, SO, 80, 9th, 7,h, and 9Th, iosS
m 2 So iO being the h. Str and 7jh dra,vn-i2, SO.
49, So % %, the SIN, 'sh and s'b, ess1 m l.ccc
-, the 3d. 9Th aud TL; 50, ~ the Sd 9Th snd n h;
81 40 -, ihe s. 7ih AMI s;ii - To- 40, the 9Th 5h
and 7Ih; ~ II, 80, The 4h, 5lh and sth each 500
l3i 20 40, beng the o., 5th Tth d a,yn.-i5 On
~, l,e ~, 9Th aud sthi 90 Sc, 10 I'd and nj;
20 S. SO III, u, eih and chi %, 90 40, the Cd 7in
81 4ih and 7.h -, SO, - the Sd, 4,I and sh IS S.
- the 3d. 9Th ami 9Th; 10 20, az, the 81, aud tn
~ %, - be.ng the Cd, 81 and lth drawn 90
~ .e ID III aud 9TH 20, SO, ~, the 81 81 aud h;
gth, each '' - - - 'Ae ID gu an" ooo
y, Is, ~ being the 81, an end slh drawn 10. 90
80, The I'd 4h AID cthi i2 -, 10 the "a, an snd 7t;
- -, ~ NE I'd, %ih and si IS, 80, SO, the -, 5th
An ys6sr. viii three Of numbers on .teu 2VO
Thcse 4s tickets having on then two of IN. drawn
nu'aoeF'' saa those two II and -, beng The "a
Those 80 ticket, having on them two Of the a,rn
auT0ei'' aud those two 40 and i2, being the h
Those &c tickets having on them two Of the drawn
nIuneil, and those two ~ aud 10, beng and
Those tickets having on them tive or The drawn ="
ga i and two SO and 40 AZ AMI So berus
~ other tickets (bgns 1859 with tFo of the drawn
AMI All ticket, (bene G2sO) with only ons n Oh. :"
drawn numbers on, each c
II The whole OF shc Is distrihut.d IN fe,, 10
1 ps%ns oil numbers, at random, from the ell as DE-
J " YgTErS ar,.
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The Hon. .bo Speaker Of ti,.
House Of Representative
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''Nos 4 uocfH U lttCNHtONd, JOT sale.
"a virtue II deed oil made by John L. Hsr and
w Nancy hi, wfs, TO Mt VIM NJ ne1re aud myself with
power TO euhsr of under sd) which
date the 18th day Of Nnvember 1919, aud adn
record ~ the court of Husnss Of III. Oay on
the hist day Of December following shalt ON Friday the
second day oi the neat uosth II and ~ O'clock II
tar not al the time the day ri The
's .. public suction ~ the nsh.., bidisl
money all that ot piece called Half
bins and beng On sire.tp the CITY Of uoud
and distinguished ~ the plan sad city by number 7s
oe,ny the same lot which the Swami Tavern
ana Containing u front on said II street. hundred AID
iny eet eight inches A,o other piece or parcel Of
ground containing in front ai street,
the last sniioned lot on the running depth
thereof the aid Of ground having a
olrs which has heeu used stable for said Tavern and
which a,d piece 81 ground pat VI the lot No. 7s9 and
aons On The tsst the sround belonging heirs Of An
drew deed, much Of the peee Of
Srouna AUD srputfenApces be the
sum of ss thousand twa hundred dollar. sixty eight
cents and The intsrehst hath the 9th
day OF ths iat month Nov 1921 due Mary Shepard
other hers aud legal representatives, OF Samuel
this trust -
The e Of the above property believe to he clear and
unquesonable hut shall convey such only s vested in
ms " trustee Aforesaid. }. ROBINSON, trustee.
u.
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NeY rAvERN-HOUSE, LOT and other improve M. Mt,
adjoining the Public Square, aud within 90 30 yard.
Of the Courthouse undergoing thorough repair with such
additions TO make the Spacious and
convenient Establishments OF the kind in the country
comPleed TO warrant the belief that il will be for
tenant IN all the month ut Nov.
The Establishment offered for rent for
years.
Gentlemen Of experience in such b.Des,, would do we'll
and respectfully invited eIsmine the situation, i.
quite certain bette ;tauj Cannot easily obtained
Believing TO be any thing further &C the
houses than that they unusually spacious combining
desirable convenience. To @ rate they will be put
at low price, SAML WILLIAMS,
August Is. 30 If BaliSar cousoase
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.SIdpes aud Otiie, Property at -4uction.

SldpeS and other Property at AUCTION.
WILL be sold on the 2sth day u December, at public
sale, at the present redente of Col Grief Green
the County CT Meckenbug, thirty and fvrty likely
and valuable slaves; amouK them house servants. a
seunse cook, weaver, copper dcher,
gardner, and wagoper good character the
naming stock Of hoi'e. cattle aud hogs. the crop corn,
fodder and OATS household and kitchen nture wagons one
cart and plantation utensils Of every description.
Terms Part Of the will he sold for cash. part
the credit Of twelve months, part up
on ered of aud two years. The other property will
be sold upon credit OF twelve mouths. bonds
~ will he required Of the purchasers The above property
sold under deeds in trust. The sale will be positive and
without Shodld the 2eh be had weather. the
will take place the far day, until the PRO
petty Is sold. SAM'L L. LoCkETT,
WM ID. KNOX, : trustees
The above sale is made my request, will certainly
take place. G. GREEN
| Dec 9.
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VIRCLYY.4 FEyMqLE .ac4DEMF,

BoYproN, MEcKLENBURG COUNTY.
fs,uE hrst Se'oD OF tut cgIth year wal commence on
by the Subscrbef, assisted ny three members vi has family
Tue course Of studies comprises Rsid'Ds wiring Athme-
TIC, Grammar, Typography ioiy, Chemistry Natural PHI
lSsophy Mythology, Boiauy Bees Lruts' anI Autonomy
ruPi' who eompete the course, receive Gold Medal on
TO pressure Of the times, the for hoard sud
tuition are reduced to doias, Pupil.
sd,snce may, preferred, BOARD tue town Aiu.le and
Drawing ATE charged extra the former go thr aer $40 the
btssion. UEO L. BhhbR
Calumnie- extensively circulated uOns ,ILee
Calculated destroy the reputation OF the above Seminary
ey promptly Ivy II, Pstrous, but Tue principal
hiesrnr ,irat me epo extended
Hes,r distance insn b JutbeatoL lie usieoIe presents
tns result II public meeting at tue Court House III Boydon
the subject.
drsaory report, aud charges beng in cireula
uOu the which cannot De asceItn'nej
having teBdeucy deiTae from the character OF the BOYD
ton female Academy, Pai.,euisy at d:snee, where The
Poiessps sIe Unknown 81 's eqne vi DIT geo. l.. bs-
ke tue principal PfOies'rs number Of The ei'I US Of
DodtOp sud ats ve'nase including msny OF The Iuses aud
Pson OF the school sens 81 whose daughters nave oeen
aud still at the Ins,tuon, assembled an DoJdton TO in
y.isae aud inqnme n,o Toe grounds any Oh when the
said reports and charge, are founded.
Whereupou Sam, l.. Loeks called 10 the chair, aud
William rowne' appointed setfeiaI, when, ate. tn aud
accurate in'essatlop on notion oe oio"'5s Se.eneo'
10 vii, Edwsfd X ChsubeT john o. DaoIis PhiP haney,
appointed COMMITTEE, 10 die .soOt'on expressive oi the
ieenss aud sentiments OF tue meeting ~hsn he following
rtsolutIoHs were repeated and uDsnimousiJ adopted
Professors Of the Doydtoo Female Academy with gross I'm.
proyrey conducting the Institution are false, wapon and
malicious; oy Ss AID grouaes il 'e,, but tD,taout
colour Of ~pieso" from winch envy Of sahcs could nave
d.ducton aud that the Professors are entitled 10
the confidence OF the Public.
Reoiyed rbst the III eeding, OF this meeting he signed
BY the gentlemen present. and .eh'ed Y tDe 5seIs,sry
SAM'L l.. LUCkETT, Chm'n.
WIN. TowNEs, Sec'y.
Philip Rainey, Daniel j. Hicks,
Robert Redd, VIM. u. Macbn,
Edmund Townes, Kich'd Jebres,
Waiter Macquie, Beverly Sydnor, Sr.
lohn G.. Babtst, Jas. ID. Brane,
Edward u. Chambers, Alex. Boyd,
Wm. o. Goodc, Jas +. Maeiin,
John Coode, Jr Beverly Sydaor, Jr.
Jas b. Maclin, N3 W Hicks,
VIM Helm, Dsniel Harmon,
Alex g. Knox, Joseph Is. Cllusel,
Charles w. Baird, Wal. G.. Bdbtst.
James NJ. White,
| do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of the original RESOLUTIONS & Signatures.
WM. TOW NES, Sec'y.
Dec. 20. 69-wt5tiIJ
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Sale OF Land anI .Neo

Sale Of Land and Negroes.
Il L the plantation called kennon's, (near Gent
eS to Bri'ige,) in the Co. of Amelia belonging to
the estate OF the late Jerman Baker, will be sold
on Monday, the 18th day of January, 1929, if fair,
and not the next fair day, sixty FIVE most val
liable slaves, consisting oil men, women s. children,
boys and girls, and including several excellent
house servants.-The men and boys, and some OF
the girls, will be sold for cash, and the remainder
on a credit OF twelve months, the purchasers Civ
ing bond and security,to be approved by the I'M
designed before the property is delvcred.-These
slaves well worth the attention OF all persons
wanting such property, they are unusually like
ly, and we'll disposed.-At the same time will
be sold about 700 barrels of corn, on like credit
bond s. security.-The plantation being ON APO
mattox river, the purchasers Of corn can easily
have it transported up Oh down the river as they
may require.
ON THE SAME
The plantation and land will be sold by the She
ii for the benefit of the Commonw ealth, on a cred
II OF one, two, three and four years, the purchas
giving bond and approved security, besides deed
oil trust to secure the purchase money.-The tract
OF land contains eleven hundred and thirty acres:
lies broad side on Appomattox river, and has on il
at least two hundred acres of low grounds, with
most comfortable buildings Of all sorts. There is
efficient proportion Of wood lard on the tract and
much OF the high land in good heart-upon the
whole IL is a very desirable farm, being in a gen.
teel and intelligent neehbourhood.
tn. MILLER, Administrators 'ol
VIM. OLD 5Jerman Baker.
Dec. l3. 6S-tds
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" IL .did6und Land .4gency'!!
AM autborirs j TO SELL remarkably lew
State Of AlabAma, belonging to the South Carolina Com
psny purchased by DOL. Stephen Elliott OF Chsre.tou in
and the finest body Of land by
nividusls this State The richness of the purity
OF water; the general of the ounry
sdyansses of navsstionj the unparalleled facilities
pure suosphere the densy populated neghborhood, pre-
,ning lively prospect oil schools the
growth Of cotton, aud the general wealth of the county,
10 ender settlement th vi the
selected, the very prices at which they pur.
rssed aud the Of the company dispose
purpose Of enectius settlement thetnss
v cradle the purchaser obtain good land prices
credit TO suit the purchaser wi be gyen aud good
ri.y required. All the chase money ha, been paid
and patents obtained Deed. will
Be made tv purchasers, when they make psymv
ao author ICED SELL very valuable lands Ala
hama, belonging 10 the following gentlemen; Ooh Stephen
Elliott, r. Yexaon aud J. S. Beaue of Charleston, South
CAron together with srvera thousand beionsns
other Individuals.
Slave holder. in Maryland, Virginia, North Carons, and
perhaps those living south, would
double value OF their properly,
good farus prices, Middle AistAnia,
portion .f their hands them good The
transition Of the slaves oult enhance then nearly
hale aud the produce VI the farms he transmitted annually
New York. anil the proceeds cash returned TO the owner
without trouble difficulty.
ebemen al distance, owning land IN Alahams, have
paid other dspos~n made of by giving
ne suitable rns uciv rs, and enclosing the money.
will attend to any business to be transacted in the land
LETTERS postage paid will he punetually and any
n nation given, which may be requested and ~
~ obtain thus County JESSE BEENE, Agent.
Cahasba, Alabama.
nrCenliemen will confer favor by cutting hi. adver
of the paper posting " conspicuous,
place. Sept. So 42-f
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yIyIIE subscriber will sell privately bis tract cf land
Bedford county sus,ed the north sud south forks "
Goose Greek the road leading rOm Lynehbug
to Fue .stls ~ mies west Liberty sdoinns OspL
byosa. IL shout 1900 acres, VI which 800 ere
csafsd The part whch nnoested except very small
PORTION excellent tohseco land Oi the cleared land, 80
grounds Ut the quality, and the ftDsndsr
iensfksbly Gne gb Land. tn, VI the best Gst OF
land orper country, beng ws adapted 10 the ouivs.
ton Of oil E8Js % 81 es fsm,tkaby wei
teds yy stOne divided would two very
sba,otns TRACTS ,osii be dOus, those wb9 wIb 10
purchase WISH H. Persons w,hnL TO purchase ny spPy 70
The subscriber residing GtIbbofhoJd OF New LONDON,
% 10 esp Buford, rssidrpg tbstfse WIN. IRVINE.
rs. 7a-N
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COLUMBIAN MILLS.
IMPLANTED at our Mills well qualified Cooper,
w and 10 act as an Overseer-None need APP
ply, that cannot be properly recommended, for in
dustry and responsibility.
NAIL MANDATORY
We have on hand stock of cut nail, of our own
Manufacture, from to 80 equal at least, to. any
imported, and at less price than formerly.
p. HAXALL s. Co.
Dec TO- 64-,aw4w
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
JAMES II HIINTER


AS kenthe store formerly in the occupancy VI Mr,'..
Irsnn SON Brothers, Immediately opposite Mtssr,.
Hall moote and hs, on hand, general sottneut Of
STAPLE AND Fancy DkY GOODS.
Among tshtch are
Cioths esssiuerss ADD sattinet, fine aud coarse
Red, white green and yellow fannels
Silk and striped Valencia vestinss
Swan,down aud Msrs. do
Ir.h and German linens ls,sDs 4. esrstics
Ca'icoes assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, slipped and pisij yinghsus
Plan aud figured bomhsztt., vsriou, colours
A 10 Ga jsconet and book nusiins
Null, Indie and Swi.s do
Swiss and black italian silk crsvst,
Canton and Msndatin grapes, Italian DO
SLACK Italian lustfing, seuthtws AMI ,sisn.t.
Large assortment oil silk, eotton wooea hosiery
FashiaDabie boaust and belt ribbGns
Flag, kandspna and cotton hdfs
Gloves aud combs VI every description
Linen and cotton tic king,
Furniture sbd apron checks
Lnseys aud keiseys suitable for ssrysnt.' clothing
Btown and blesched d.mestics, diapers, &c
Csrptung, heaTtb>uks, umbrellas, &c. &c.
Which, with variety Of other Articles, he DESTROYS sell
.,sf for cash..
Nov. 5s-u
WISH I. hms Tor the year 1919 hu.ty Ostitr sEul
carriage driver add will hire good & shoe ma.
fer. P. " DANIEL.
Dec. i6. s7-T
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MISS HUGHES

10 E5PECTFULLy inform, the public h.t her Seminary
10 Ot lie instruction Of youus Lsd's opened the
81 N which will he tsught the following branches
OrhoEfaphy, Hssding riiins, Arthpee English Grsmst
Gecs.ghy, N,tursi sVd Moral PhlOoI hy History OhroDol
ogy Bellies Ltfe. and Oorpostiou The Ffsnch Lsrgusss
sod music viii be taught, wished Bostdtu- be re-
seved $3.50 per sesop for board snd tuition Wsshnk
59s, Logging % do.. The consisting OF 10 months.
Day pupils SIS dolls per session. Fuel ID Scots Al nsosssry
ssu val he raid The health sud Of The young
10 ;s, -Cct.s. 45-tf
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ITuSI iSuIc.
ye1Y virtue OF deed OF executed to the by
~ Benjamn Psinvre cf Powhatsn County, md duly re.
corded the court Of sad County, dated 9Th April 1922
we shall .e 10 the highest bidder at public auction on
day the 18th of The Prssen. month tDeecmb. 1925 tract
OF land yns in sad county sdoinpg lands Of John Il
Stra,ton John Miller the SAIL BENZ Psmore & others. con-
tanning 2'9 acres LEES; sf:o negro men nam
Phil and Ned much Of the above enioned
a,w be sufficient to pay the du. under said
Vt trust, with the interest due, and expense. Of sale
The sale will he made at Coy's black .uuh.hop en- thu
.and and commence al - o'eocL Such title only a.
ed ~ IS trustee, will be conveyed
h. 5. MORRISON.
tn MILLER, 'uafe
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So REWARD.

IhAYED irorp the subscriber the Goth ut dsik bay
~ horse 10 sihs particularly reeolsed, though
nus mod white; he has hi, right four leg kno be
rots PAGES and gsop, we'll will give the reward
or the delivery OF sand horse, either here, Mr. Michael
Anderson' 10 the county Of Louisa, Gay the hfk bo,e
A. r. WOODS0N.
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NOTICE

RHE Executive will proposal. Va conformity With
the provisions of the Sd section oftbe act coneerons
the Armory, hereto " And be it further
thai the Executive ne authorised ascertain upon
what tenn, thu 1rmory Buildings Land attacked
he sold exchanged leased for term Of yea
uuneste to the n. General Assembly the result of their
suquiry" by order Of The Executive.
N!M. Il. hiClIaIcSON, c. C.
Executive DepaItmsni,l
1871 March, 1921
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