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SCOTT g. FRY-Groccrs & Commission lfer.

SCOTT e. FRY-Grocers s. Conuaissiotl.lfey-
chants,
SSH AVE IN Store aud offer by Wholesale or Retail
&A 1000 sacks Liverpool filled salt
$50 bags ST. Demingo, green, Rio aud Java coffee
hhd' New Orleans and ST. Croix sugars
1909 lbs. family loaf and lump do
20 chests gunPowder and imperial teas
5 hhdS. English Island retail moIasses
do Antigua and Jamaica run
pipes French braudy-I do Holland gin
10 a. casks s. Madeira aud Malaga vine
40 bbls old rye and common whiskey
10 do apple brsndy-5 do common gin
100 bags YUule patent shot
loton Swedes, country aud English iron, assorted
Aiso plough plates, sheet aud hoop iron German steel, &C.
so kegs cut nails, asserted sizes
10 sets wood ware, wood and iron hound
1900 lbs spun cotton, (best quality warranted)
900 do country tanned and red sole feathers
100 sides upper kip aud side do
Tanners and sperm OIL plaster Of Paris and Thomasto wn
lime, Nova Scotia grindstcne cheese rans English wal
nuts writing and wrapping paper, slsPice, ginger pepper
alum and saptti indigo, madden aud ogRoJd;
= 10 aud 10 = 70 soap candles k0Iae rice coppera.
&c bed cords and leading lines; earhen china glass stone
ware shoyels and spades baud x es knives and
forks pocket aud pen kniee otk hinges, screws &c &C.
ao eoton wool aud horse cards, linens domestic elos
wool aud fur hats &ch variety other articles ted
ou to msnon which will be sold reduced prices for cash
OF 70 Punetuai customers short time.
The highest caih price given for wk atand -four
Iobscco, corn, oats, SC. sold on continuation.
Richmond 10th Dec. ~ -otifaf
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Bedford, Joly2A

~ vdueof Deed Of Trust executed by Richard Wood
- Ward 20 The subcrbtr, Tor certain purpoges therein
mentioned, which deed Of record IN the cers Office Of r
county court Of Mddesex shall The 9Th dsy 81 Feb
ucHi far fud not on The NEXT fair day thereafter Sun
day excepted, proceed 10 sell 10 lhe bighe bidder for es
Churchye, insadsouniy, al that tract or Parcel Of sr
situate lying and being IN the 'sd county Of iddsex cali
81 End shown by the name Of WsIlnm, formerly he.
longing 70 Samuel Montsgue dec and slotted 10 BIS dsgbs,
Amelia, upon The division Of his sods, and conveys ,
James Allen and me aid Amelia he wife 60 the said sIsg
woodward containing 62i acres be the same more Or lee
together with nineteen and three ourthg ADJOINING p
chased BY ssid Woodward, Of ThomHs Tfct-alt, the f
ns sye'. % old Betty, Young Betty Iisrbss Iosk,
other Unnamed Nancy aud hef child, sophy Coe AMI 6e
children, Ao3trsop, Sally, Jenty sod her yourre hid
unnamed, Owen, Frederick Juliet Mary aud her chider
Auhnf, aud her gonnge child unnamed together Win he
incree Of The female from he date Of he -sd deed an ~
much Of Che aid and and many of ssd slaves n NAV BE-
efficient 70 answer the objects u said trust saeh lille opy
geded 10 Che subscriber under raid deed will be conve,
cd to The purchaser. GEORGE WRIGHT
Ls.fz .or-.-. p. y CO. r.Is
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wfO,e
FOR sale

t toPiar 'ies'' Home Tract, oil that part Of the
e survey one thousand end seventy four fere, asd ire
" ann never before oefedto the public, shoue
9uo acres are siready cleared the IN goods hesv ,
aud me greater part tobacco lsnd ofthe frat DUALITY
ihe cleared End with the exception Of about 90 ser ali IN
g1od heaf capable under Judi
me corn the EXHAUSTED portion might be reclaimed Tb
plantation distant mile from the urnpike anil ssb f
Ly9ehourgn wellwaered, being nterseoed by
e. heading within is limits and therefore not 50 subject TO
oVetno ahurdng not less thau so branch and not
on and wen sdapted 10 the culture Of Timothy and other
and TO the purpose Of Standing tobacco LOTS sbou one
halt Of the branch land 10 still in wood hs rlsufsoo
here large framed wheat harm
with good threshing machine. The mansion house
convenient handsome, and situated eminence eorS
us nearly he whole OF the arahe land Of the farm Tneo5
ing TO remove 70 another state he above propertv IL d
9W Tor cash or credit and feel hesitation 10 s.sers
'ha' 10 tobacco planter few estates desrb,
Bedford, July2L - ~
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NNAAS committed 70 The Jail Of The town Of Pele,burg on
~ me iHh day q Nov laH, negro man named John
who ,aid wheu committed, thai he did not know bis ase
hot since states thai be belong Mr. Thoms Meuman
Of Ch7roue county Va Tie feet 10 inches high bssk
complexion about - years 3D. hasa small scar on h rqh
wr, one On The ef jaw, md m ihe right arm nearthe
cioihes made Of blue ed spun cloth Th
vTue n fcquetd O. cone forward prove property pav char
ts' sod tske bin srnJ.rr ~ ~ib- dealt With - tbe lsw
dHecis. LOSER MALLORY.
Taa - 49,
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WAS committed 10 The jail Of Lee County ss runaway.
" on the 10Th Oct last negro who call, hmscf "a
yd, and ays that he heonEs 10 Benaun Fohh IL Rutherford
county, West Tenneee Tie said negro t. feet 10 inches
hig stout made black Completed; large f eyes no sears
visibic( except hp bsekG about Is yeas II sve The
owner Of sid negro requested 10 fofWsrd proye rto
Tey, pay charges and take bin awsy or he viii be dealt
Will as me iaT dneet' DANIEL DAVENPORT,
Tailor Of Lee County.
can - Gt--wGw
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EOR N4TN

SESHE Piantacn upon which reside in Ahemsrle coun,
- Immediately upon The Turnpike Rosd lssdinc r. IN
Stauni'H 10 Seottsve and 10 mites the Latter pae
me tract contain. $50 odd about $40 cleared snd IN
5000 order Tor cultivation I5O 200 which consist of Ter
tue creek low grounds, well drained and secured against
e. The high land lies we'll and peculiarly adapted to y
clover and plaster system, which has extensively pur6
upon oT inc last 10 ~ years and by which mean. has
eeen drought To almost its original fertility PRODUCING
noe crepe OF corn, wheat aud tobacco The land
very teh and heayiy mbered and the psUstpn through
out supplied with failing priug water The I'M
FIoEmenh cons OF Olerahe dwelling and other necesav
Out-"ouesi large barn. with th eshrg hne and tohac
50 houses tucIfnt TO the eropI upon the land
as a very ANXIOUS Il sell, will dispose Of the above At
shd On accommodating teII aud will take a con,idershs
PAR OF the payment u youLg negroes. JHO. w. CAN'T
'S"' 20 T9-w8w
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Il STTU-qTTO.N' EY9N'TrED

tOUNS MAN, who has knowledge Of accounfa
a aud who has lived several years II, chsneeIv cone
e IS DESTROYS OF obtaining situation. would seceo,
Ior moderate wages,l of any creditabie tmplovasu e.
winch be could render jee and satisfaction epoy
eT Sasi aotoy testimonials his character can Sc
Produeed and references given when CURED Letters from
any person wishing 10 employ young addressed 10 ~,
TO. rf@| ''"NSS
Jan 10 =,
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increased 10 81 800, Tor additional du
ties assigned TO them, which was
reasonable enough, this would make al 400 90
The present number of Common Law
Judges is Is, and their present salary
OF 81 500, and the Chancellors at
$l6,666, would make, 29,l66 co
Making an increased expense OF 2,234 90
SUN exceeding that which the presents scheme
would require, without calculating the contin-
gent expenses Of the additional Judges.
WXTHE.
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EDITORS, CoRRESPoNDENcE.

ErtrGct Of a letter to the Editors, dated

HARRIsBURG, JAN. 9th.
The Pennsylvania Convention for nominating
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presiden-
cy, have just terminated their session in this place
Every county in the State was fully represented,
and by men OF the first responsibility for talents
and entire devotion TO the good old fashioned repub-
lican principles of the Jefferson School, under
whose weight of character, the puny efforts of the
few followers the Coalition will be ''scattered
like chafibetore the wind and the excellent cleo
toral ticket which they have formed be ensured a
majority Of at least thirty thousand. Every mem
Der oil the Convention, 1873 in number, voted in fa-
vor OF placing no one on the electoral ticket who
would notgive written pledge that he would vote
for Andrew Jackson for President s ]. c. Calhoun
for Vice President. If there ever had been sha-
dow OF doubt to the steadfastness of Pennsylva-
MAS attachment TO the cause Of the people, as iden-
titled with the election of Jackson, the unanimty,
cordiaiity, intelligence, and determination of this
Convention, and three-fourths of the Legislature,
TO put and end TO the present misrule, would at
once dispel it. 1IYdsh Tel
Erfract ofo letter to the Editors dated,
HARRIsBURG, JAN. 9th 1928.
The Convention OF the Sth, which was as it re-
CARDS talents and numbers, the most respectable
that ever assembled in the State, adjourned to-day
at II o'clock. The Convention was full: I3S attend
ing. Robt. Smith, OF Franklin county, was Presi-
dent; and Messrs Power, n b. Boileau Ross e.
Patterson, Vice Presidents; Calvin Blythe, Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth, and N. Barker, Secre-
taries.
The following is the Electoral Ticket.
j. b. Gibson, Chief Justice of the State.
VIM Findlay, late Governor.
George Martin, Leonard Rupert,
John Isle, Jacob Gearhart,
Jacob Hogate, George Barnitz,
Samuel Humes, Jacob Harger
John W. cunningham, John Harper,
George G. Leiper, John Scott,
Gen. Henry Sheets, William Piper,
Adam Richards, Valentine Giesey,
Daniel Udree, James Gordon,
Peter Frailey, John NJ. Snowden,
Francis Baird, Rob't Scott Butler.
Henry Wilmer, Henry Alsbourn,
VIM. Thompson. James brennan.
TI5.
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THE SCHOOL ar LLHyVCT OLLE-M-
'E next Session will commence as usual on ths 2b n
Jan. 1873 C0ufse Of Instruction: The CLASSICAL do.
Pame1t epbfsees The Ensli,h Latin Greek Lsugusres
az mathsmatioal; Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry r. de-
are ADDED when desired, the translation Of he Modero n
name -SP1n'h Italian, aud Fl EACH with eograthi
cal sni Historical lteadng aided by Maps aud Ciotes
iEhAS -fur Board and Tuition, per snnu,n D. 1Ao
For he'd anl bedding, II furnished here h
fdyAhie one quarter advance the balance Al the s ~
me year There are vacancies which wish 10 flL
N....., :. 49,, r,r- JOHN LEWIS.
; PoIbylvauia county, Va"
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CONCORD .8C3DEyJTF


GHE exercie OF th Seminary for the ensuing YEAR
- commence on the 10Th Of January aud terminate ON
the 10th OF December following with vacation Ir;nr H.
month OF august The Instruction will com8rse
tbe E'g E Latin Greek, French Italian and panb Ian
guaSt' W,h the Sciences generally. The Institution will
Conducted al New PfOspeC retired snd very healthy si.
alton, where the subscriber has resided for several
"hile due diligence wall be in teaching the vsrio.
oIanehe' OF liberal edu'auen, special viii be taken in
nlsnius 70 the pupils critical knowledge the English
70 te"uiausnP Arithmetic, GtogrAPhy with tie Use
OF the GlOhesi practical Surveying Nstns Phio.oul ana
the Elements c Ancient aud Modern Hisry;,yhich
mo too often specifically taught should constitute the basis of
every well directed education.
Inc system OF instruction pursued in hi, Academy found
ed % careful analysis Of the human mind and II, af,rar
IN promoting the literary advancement Of youth has been
teeu ny - years eSPerIenceThe FOR Board and To
nton VIII he SiIo-eaeh b9srdeI finding his own bed and
oshds SIG II they be furnished by The subscriber some
81 Tue students have recently completed their academic al
eHufses aud left vacancies for others.
me Patrons Of the Institution invited 10 yI fbe al,
'ener AZ az times and judge the situation improvements
u the ruP Parents aud Guardians residing At distance,
VINO may wish TO commit their children aud wards 10 b
aie requested to make timely application by letters dreeted
p.sr THOS Is. COLEMAN,
A'''Neu' u O'nowd Academy near the Bowling Green
T. Caroline county
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ANOENK 1n AanvTtE county eouI.l Ngy "a
Plaintiff


Peter Burch in his r, aim'or Of Ihan Burt
dec Elizabeth Breedove Eliza Taat.o aud her husband
W. Iaaiefro, Sarah Roberts her husband Curl
t5 Roberts, Lucy Whteluw and her husband Alexspder
Whelow, Eiizabeth, Maria Harriet Ishan klnha Albert G.
aud Folly Chewning Anne Swift her husband Thomas
swift Thoma: C., Elizabeth p, Emma c. Mary, CemtnIiaN
and Sarah j. Burch, and Sarsh E., Mary Judith " aad
Berusra Durch, which sad Albert &. Chewing and Polly
hewnng Mary Ciemeutns, Sarah j. Judith v. Bernard
Bureh are infants under the age OF 81 years. DefJts
This day the Plaintiff ny Richard Morris, lis coutf
and ed ms bill IN this Cause whereupon Elisha Chewnipr -
by the court appointed guardian Of the defendants ST.
oeit u and Polly Chewing, and Thomas Buch is by die
court appointed guardian II the infant defendants MARY Ce
mehna and Sarah Bureh for the special purpose Defend
ns thus suit as 10 them, aud eupon answers of all The
Defendant, h,ns h'sd except the children CbeaIe Burcb
dec namely Sarah T., Mary c. Judith V. and Bernard Br
and they not havng entered their appearance and given 90,
cury according 10 the act Of Assembly and the rule. of tina
eou and aPpea ing 70 the sasia the COURT that he
are not inhsbants of this Comuonwea On the mntioof
the Plaintiff Is ordered That they appear here on the St
dsy OF February court next and Pant aid bt
aud that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in he F
quirer "a newspaper published the city of Richpo IN r.,
t"o months sueoeVey aud that snolher copy posted al t
mont door oil Tic couhou.s OF this county. ropy Te,,e
PHILIP d. WIN6TON,c. h. c,
- pee. - 6S-EsPt
LII persons having claims against estate OF Job1
IA hinge dec are requested 10 present the m ptoutrI
authencatedi and those indebted estate will ua.S
make payment without delay, the Executors are
Close Their tran.aetions as early possible.
JOHN, VIM IL, COLLIN II. L BENZ @. MINGE
EE'ora
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F.dR.NERS B.4.N.K or YII4GENT4.
~ and half per the Capitol Tor the Last
months which will I've Pard the Stakeholder on the 18th
UHI NERFRT-LS C1e5i,
January oh, is2s. 3s@ti
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'ENHE ubseriher will sell privately hi, tr.ct NJ Ind n
bedod county situated the north south fork, ~
reek aud 0n the main road leading from Lynebbure
10 fncas1le, ~ mcS Of Liberty and s;o,nng Czog
Eatord II contains about 400 acres Of which are un
tsieu Inc part which IS uncleaed except a very small
portion, eEeelen, tobacco land or the cleared land ia
acres are low grounds Of the fret quality, aud the enand
ItHkhoy hue nigh iami This the beet trart. Of
and IN tue upper country, being well adapted TO the cuvs-
on OF tobacco aud all kinds Of gain lies remarkably well
ana very free from stone If divided would make 5 very
handsome tracts which shall be done, those ho wish 10
purchase wish IT. Persons wishing purchaie may apply to
e subscriber residing IA the ghhOfhood Of New London
or to Cent. BufOFd residing thshaet. WIN. IRVINE
"A"' -
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Nathaniel r. TYtlHans- Con,1,igsil,, .9IsJ556,,,
- Baitinore.
az BOSTON.
he',,' Jo'eFh May Perrin Miy, D. NJ William San
. PROV. l.
me'sfS. WIN. Bodget, josiah Whitaker
- YORK
Me'r,, uoodsue q 90 MsteaD & Low, Fitch CI7ivjn q
CO. V. Nortwitk mlller-ssfust, Son 4 CO.
PHILADELP HIA
Nests. Paul Beck, Jr Chsudl,r Pr,cs Toh c.sss n
& Potter Daniel Lammot ~ - 'u-a''' ~
RICHMOND, VA
Me'sf' PreDss Chubb G. q. Clarke r,,y<---, sfr,-
4 co. N-i -''e"FOIJ hI't9
MI Anthony Buck Frederieksbu,g Va
Mr. -. W Hewson, Lynchhurr Va
Mr. Pfenusi Martin, PetershurF Va
Mt John X. HarwoOd, Norfolk Va.
y. B.--Libersl advances made an .or.f-.-..-,
Baltimore, Dec "a. ...5.
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DTSSOLUTTOI-

Ftb eo-faTinsfshP Of WtaU,r Spear having erp,eS ~
ma.onou the DIST Dec 1917 va, On la ~ X,oiysI
yaeoh d. Weoye being authorized oi settle The Stair the
n' 9nd al psrois having claims will present ten 10 bin
''-O III 'e''eDtDL JACOB M. Weaeer,
bLVA SPEAR,
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FEN1LE EDTJCqTT11 ~

EtE su9erioef has engaged Lady 10 teach 10 Der family
- e ensuing year. The most ostui branches Of Fcna
WI he aught aud particular attention psd tbg
morals and department Of The young Ladies
TEKMSt
Foi bostd' including Washing Fuel , 10 te paid
- tihole', &c. &c. y. 10 hsif yearly
iV.m- 70 IN advance.
N. r. Each fchoiar 10 end her own bidding toelt &c
TIE School 90 Commence 18th Jan.
JUDITH III. SMITH,
Moniro5e, p0whsftus
Rev. Jno. W. Rice, -. %.
Of the Un'o3 lhr.i. seri--
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An n'iT"eton 20 tie Repre'entrves and request the
LENS BILE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Z III ~ A~AtoL1LL~.
NE suhicIhtfs having fornel eopartnershp under the
hTm OF G. Il. HALL, the Grocery and CummI.,;o1
u'nes' wi be hereafter carried by them al the well
AuoWh stand lately occupied by & Hail. where they now have
on hand aud teGd Constantly keep general and vr.l,e
e eted s,'omeni Of GROCERIES, Wholesale and retail
"Is my WI 'ei as cheap they be bought in this
of oash, or 10 puncual ht usual credit,
ihey wh al'o continue TO sell heretofore done ~ g.
. any country produce confded 10 their care :-,uSb a,
Wheat Cotton, Tobacco and assure those ,s,o,eJ 20 en-
courage them that pains shall be spared 10 obtain al an
VINES '"s "Shes' Market Piice' GREEN HALL,
- a., ZACH. HALL,
u All persons ini ebted 70 the late firm OF Green HAIL.
20 10 H. Btidgewaifr dec either Of the uberib,r-
VIII riense make immediate payment, Longer indagene9
aun' We gwen and all Persons having aus sgaip any ~
Haheu pd'ttts VIII please biDg them for sLtllt-
'"' q. HALL
.-., 4. HALL
-''''''' = jan ~ 19-faw4gp
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Il F'EyHdLE TEACHER TY.4.NTET-

Il FEJhALE TEACHER IP.A.N'IED.
WISH 60 employ single Lady, take charge vf school
amount TO about twelve scholars One who can leach ibe
English LIuSuigg dramatically, GeoGraphy Needlework
ny making application 20 the subscriber None need spply
dueei JEPE cnnB'
S.uhamrton o.. Dec. 6. 50 ,ss,V
1Sh chancery United States court 9Th circuit and F5
~ District Of Va. Dec 5h, 1927 -
Walter DUO, eHor of John Gtahum, dec. PHI
Th9s. Taylor John BroekenbrOrsh Philip Rogers. and
John Brown, surviving partners Of he late firm of Graham
Ia1l Gown Mann,Wm: Hay Philip GAtewood, Charles
copy OF the rule entered clerks Office taxing the
original bill for Confessed as to the defendants therein n ed
having been duly served the defendants Browp Mcur
and Anthuuy and copy of the rule entered IN the cILi
Office, taking the amended bill confessed IS 10 the Defend
sn Rogers having been duly ON HIM AM the said
TO appear and shsw the cont ary OF what ve,h
IA cause came on this day TO be heard the bills answers
81 tne 'hei defendants and the Of the defendant
rogers 70 the original BILL rePcations EXHIBITS, the
tp OF the commissioned, pursuant the order OF the sinh
Gay OF HOv lS2 aRd argued by consders
ZION whereof anu by consent Of the parties beur e court
he court doth adjuge, order decree that Phip (iatso1
and Robert g. Scott, who appointed coum.sigpe 6 ,ie
purpose he defendant Wm Hsy DECLINING 70 ae or ibr
Them do make sale Of the parcel Of living m the e,v ~
Richmond conveyed by the of trust ied "A an ib;,
from James e. Anthony and Mary his wife, VIM Hay and
lht eHpe"ces oil sale, and paying 10 the defendant
I'm Menn the OF money I'd han by the raid deed
hy deposit the residue OF the proceeds Of sale the
ounce Discount and DePosH of the Bank the u States
u The city Of Richmond to the credit Of this cause and thst
ty make report of their prooetdne in execution Of tbis
RID. JEFFRIEs, clerk.
In pursuance Of the provng of the foregoing zoe
VI Que OF US wall on FRIDAY the 9Th day Of Feb next the
pIeme at the b0NI Of II Ocluck A. NJ proc ee 10
lot IN the city Of Richmond, numbered M III Man f H. III
city - aud known BY the OF the Sks Psrlour The
terms val be CASH. PHILIP LAKEWOOD, Cntnn,is-
- % ROBERT SCOTT, : siouers
S1- ~ tt76-- wtds
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ehsnctry. AT rules held The clerks ohet the eougy
court Of MeckleubUrg the 9Th day OF Dec. 1877
Robert Heater Pltf.
against
Ann Hester (w1ow AMI relict or Francis Hester dee
Thomas Hester John Brome Lilly his wife, Abraham Hes.
ter Samuel Hester. Samuel White and Ann his wife, Henry
Heater, Elizabeth Wright aud Richard Hester, Defdis.
The Defend mt Thomas Heater Samuel White and Ann his
wife, and Richard Hester MT having their appearance
according TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this eour
and satisfactorily appearing st they not inhahitah,
tbs State On motion vf the Plaintiff by his Attorney, 4.
considered That the said Defendants do
day 81 February court and eater their Appearance ard
answer the Plaintiff Bill and that cupy OF this order hs
inserted IN OF the Newspapers printed the eiy Of Rth-
mond for weeks essivey, and pced the dor
OF the Courthouse Of said coun;y. COPY. Te-,e,
Dec % ss-wex
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ehGnc.rg: In Chesterfield county court. Oct = 1887
HeNTyR Clarke 10y his ne-t friend Hatcher Clarke
PlI'
Leroy Nearby, TuaeyG G. Neatly and Susan G Neubg
~, Defifs.
The Defendant Leroy NeDby not haviag entered kfJ
appearance given security according the of Assemble
and ths ries Of this court airing J satiyfcfo
todenee that ne IS fnhabitat Of this AHA
ordered That tke said Leroy Httrby do appear Acre on
nc second Modoy IN March and bill oSts
FGHtW 81 aud hat copy Of hs order be orthtvfh isSt
cd IN some NessPHpsr published in The city Richmond for
FAC months suoesi,vtyj and that another copy posted a.
the front door Of e courthouse Of this county, for tiro o
ess;sve court days. Copy. 2este L. NUNN1LLY. d. C.
Dec. 80 -r1G-
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VIZ 'uocher viii continue the ZANE hosins,y AZ the oi
hdnd and soeH The patronage Of the friends of the lao
49, JACOB NJ. WEAVER
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VLRGIyNT.4 ST4TE LOTTERY.
FoR THE BENEFIT
OF THE
DISMAL SW AMP

C.d.N.fL COJiP.HVNY,
18TH CLASS,
To be drdtOn GI.Richmond, pa on JTeIacsdq,,
the nth Of February, 1928.
Forty-five Number Lottery-Six Drawn Ballots
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Leaves TO be provided for, s
The last census exhibited a population Of
more than J 900 900, and Loon ola
cent poll tax on all ages would pro-
duce n
Or ifitrequirod $40, 900, without any de-
dsction for the earnings Of those Off
GERS -50th ola cent would produce that
sum; and who would feel or complain
Of such an expenditure for a tythe Of
the advantages il promises? But,
should tbe expense, inconsiderablo as
II Is, be considered as an objection 70
TINS scheme, when the substitute pro-
posed 70 The last Legislature required
an increase of4 Judges, making % in
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