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M.
L1BEHIA.-Ihe U. S. schooner Shark, now on
the eve oil her dePar ture from New-York, car
RES to the colony at iberia DR.. Richard Randall,
oil Washington City, who is 10 oiIiciate as special
agent oil the American Colonization Society,", and
agent oil the United States for rc-capturcd Nfticans
Oh the coast.
The late and sudden death Of Mr.. hshr,u;. on
his arrival IN tis country before he had an oppor-
tuhity oil communicating TO tie society the mass Of
important information which he had ACQUIRED du-
ring Ills long residence in Liberia, placed the
Board oil Managers in an exceedingly embarrassed
situation. Ihey conceived that the presence oil an
active agent at the colony was absolutely essen
tai TO ITS well being, while the appointment OF e.
person ignorant OF the character Of the peope and
OF the views Of the society, il was equally neces.
saFy 70 avoid. IL this posture Of affairs it seemed
indispensable that some one of the Board of Man.
ayers Themselves should be despatched on special
mission to the Colony however pei!ous the expc.
dition was likely to prove.
The choice fei upon DR.. Randall. aud 10 those
"ho are acquainted with that gentleman il will le
! needless TO say how judicious end how fortunate
ha' f-en Tie selection. There are few men I'm q.
ny ,anN or condition Of life, who possess higher
qualucduon5 o; mind and character for this or in-
ue.o 'oF any other similar service, than Dr. Ran.
| oa'.' "ho unhe. m higher degfce, Intelligence
viii aclvi'y judgment With inirepid;fy and pro
iessional cieyornes' with the puresi pfloDthro6hy
nor the execution Of thistgust RECURRING foe over
else OF TIC soundest discretion with dat If ths
most resoiute heroisn, where frtoness az oi,arac
ter Is rot less frequently called iu;o action liza,
| beheyoiercc Of heart, il is hazarding Jut lu;e 4
cay ihat the appointment Of Or. Randall Is one o
VIC most auspicious measures that the board, a
z
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NOTICE.

lf HAVE constituted and appointed Samuel Col
ton OF the City OF Richmond, my true & law
iui attorney ior me, and in my name TO sell, dis
pose OF, or make any arrangements in relation to
my lands In the State of Kentucky, as one OF the
heirs OF James Markham Marshall of the revolu.
,ionary ariny-and have, and hereby do, revoke
all other powers OF attorney given by me on the
subject. ANN COLLIER
Hampton, Nov. 90. 6o-f
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Oct. ~

ens"eery-V "sinia-At kuie, hoid.u 10 The r7srs'.
October, 1929; ~ "" 'ay "
Nea, pIc e''
Ags,n., fnis.
William scott and Sarah his wife, Su.annah Pettu, levi,
camp aud Jos.ns his wife, Charles Oliver ana Lucy HI. vile
S"hn Herd aud PAtsey his wife, Nancy S;s
aeindpn, John S'al, Thor,. Neal syvsuus Neal william,
veal ps'a Neal The children and heir. John Ne all dec
la son OF Thomas Neal the elder, drc whose name, ar.
gnsnnwr David q. Davis, The.phu, r. DAVIS Champian
l. N DAVIS, Jacob Davis, John Davis ElviA MC,rr, thc
children and heirs OF Wm Neal, dec, whose mans. are I'm
kno"n The children and heirs al Ellison Neal dec uhoe
ar. also UNKNOWN and the children and Of Ste
Pheu Nesi ue whose names also unknown l., wis Cam,
and J'snna ii' wife, Joan iord and Pa.ey hi, wife. def,
The defendants Sicily Hsrndon, John Neal Thoma, Nal
Syivanus Neal the children of John Neal der, ~
William Nea aud Of EI'uor Neal, dec. and Of Stephen
Neal dec whose names unl nown net bavDr ,ptereI
nes sPpesrsnet according TO Tie Act ofaemhly and tho
hus o. mus COURT ana sPP-criug the Of TN.
court taa they are not thin State o IN mn.
non OF the plaintiff. by counsel, is Ordered that the raj,
Defendants 10 appear here the 6rs Mnuds, IN J,nsry
a-S and enter their appearance answer The pa;nti6
oi ana give security toy performing the d.e,tt of he
oou's sna I'm, copy Of th, order be Rich
nond Inquire io tw" months and p,,ted
the front door OF the courthouse Of .sid county "
copy. Tes., WINSLOW RoDiNsoN III
Oct. 81. SiA'
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EDUCATION.

5JjDCAII0S.
tiE subscriber having employed Mr. Nathaniel
thompson 10 teach school, at his house with.
ma IN lie & half OF Louisa Court House the en-.
SUING year, is willing to take into his family egh,
or ten boarders; the school will open on the i2th
oil January & close the 18th OF December; a
vacation Of one month will be given in the course
~ me year MIR. Thompson will teach, the Latin
q Enghsh Languages, Arithmetic, Geography &
the most useful branches of mathematics. To
!hose VINO are acquainted with MIR. Thompson, il
Is deemed needless 10 say any. thing his quail
'hca'ions rs teacher; to those who are not, the
subscriber will remark that MIR. Thompson has
had me care and instruction OF youth for many
years, & the taithtuiness with which he has dis.
charged the duties Of this station has given entire
satisfaction to all who have committed TO his care
the education OF their children. Terms. For board
and tuition, including washing, lodging sc. &C.
eighty dollars per annum: For tuition alone
twenty five dollars for Lain scholars, 6, twenty
Tor English, one half to be paid on the 18th Of Jan.
nary 1929, and the other half on the 18th of July
following. GARRIT M. OUARIES
I-ouisa, november I. 5S-w4ts
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TIE DEATN or KEELDAR.

ny SIR WALTER scoTr.
iercy or Psrcivsl Rcde, OF TrochenL, in Il,
esha'e. Northumberland, is celebrated in trad
on rs n huntsmsn aud a soldier. lie WIS upc
no occasions, singularly unfortunate: once whe
. arrow, which he had discharged az a deer, Kill
Il las celebrated log kee,dar; and again when b,
~ on hunting party, he was betrayed into Ill
and' oil clan called crossar, by whom he w;
Mr.. Coope,'s Painting of The first
'ese incidents suggested the following stonzas:
UP rc,e the o'c, moor aud mead;
Sp With the sun rose Percy R.de;
E's7e kseldar, from his couples trert
CSrter'd along the lea;
4 ae pfihey .prung with sprichtly bound
a. II 10 match the gSHiesomc bound,
III, horn the galian, IIuut.msn wound
iaey were joyal three!
Nau, hound, or horse of higher r,mr
iowsss the wild deer never c.c,e,
binre a'n'rick's Earl rut.ued the game
Oa Chevints rueiui d,y;
k-edar was natrbl,ss IN his creed
inan iafTs' neer was ;;,unoher steei,
peerless Ar ner Percy Redr:
And right dear friends were thev.
3he ehaIe cngro,,'d their 10Y, snJ ,oe,
Together at the dawn they rose,
Together shsr ell The room, repose,
i'y fountain by stream;
aud OF, when evening skies were res.
-Thc heather was their common bed
Where csch wideJ,rs fancy led,
Still hunted IN his dream.
Now 1, IN. thrilling momenut near
of sylvan hope and sylvan fear,
Hon thicket holds the h,rhoutd deer.
The sign, the huE;e.s know
With eye, NJ a'me sni qu,vetins e,r,,
the brake sisacous keeidsr near;
3hete'tie,S raiisey paws and rss,s,
The archer siiins, his how.
The games a DOT Hal,os. Hailoa,
Euuter, and hose, aud hound pursues;
Iut woe the shaft that erIins Jew
That e'er len the string!
knd Ill betide the fsithle.s yepi
The stag bound, sca.helegs Ger the dew
aud gallant keedar's .;ie-h!ood true
Has dreneh'd the grey goose wing.
The noble hound he dies, he die,,
Basth, death ha, glszed his Fixed eyes.
SID on the h!oody heath he lies,
Without moan quiver
Sbw day may break and buse souai.
And VIII jor asd hollow ring around.
-AGd DER h., couch the Stag mag bound.
But keeidar sleep, inr
Bot he that bent tas fatal how,
Can wall the of evil know,
And Ger his ssvouriie bending low,
In speechie;i srief reclint;
Can think he hears the senselsss clay
In unrepTOschful accents say,
"The hand that took my life away,
Deaf Master wasn't tame!
"And ifh ne, the shaft he ble..i,
Which .ure some sIrns siu, addressed,
Since IN yoar service priz'd, earessed,
IN your serv &c die;
Snd may you have a Rseier hound,
10 match the lun jeer's merry buund.
Bn, by your couch will meier be found
SO true guard as l."
And 10 hi, last stout Percy rued
The fatal chance, for when he stood
'0ainst fearful odds in deadly feuI
Aud fell amid the fray
Fen with hts dying voice he cried,
"Had keeldar but been a nv side
Sour treacherous ambush had been syie5--
had not died to-day"
Eemembrs nee OF the erriag bow
long since hs! join'i the tide. which .sy
Csirying human b.s aud woe
Down dark ObIyious river;
But Art Time. stern duom arrest.
And snatch his spoil. from Lethe', breast
AGd ia her CoopeT's eniouts dt.,i
The scene SHALL live to- ever.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAI.E:


On Tuesday, the 10th Of December next. will
- be sold to the hishes bidder, at Clay-Ii
IN Amelia county, the residence. OF the late Mrs
Frances Tabb, about fifty Slaves, consisting
OF men, women and Children As likely as any
In the State--Among them are many valuable
mouse servants, three carpenters, and two garden
ers sale oil them i'll families, as far as practical
BILE, would be preferred At the same time and
place, will be sold, the household and kitchen fur
niture, coach and coachee, both in good repair
also all the horses. cattle, hogs and sheep the crops
OF corn and fodder then remaining on hand and the
Plantation utensils.
Terms OF sale-For the negroes, cash--ior the
other personal property, the following sedls-ior
all sums OF $50 and under, cash-for all sums ex-
ceeding $50 and of 500 and under, months-for
all sums exceeding 500, IL months-and in every
instance, the purchasers will be required to exc
cute their bonds, with approved security, to carry
interest from the date and upon the punctual pay
inert OF each bond the interest will be RENTED
The sale will be continued from day to day until
finished. W. BARkSDAjE adm,or
Oct. 43-Wtds OF Frances Tahb
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IN Cainetfy ssia-- AT Ras. holden In t.s sle,t,.
District, the 9Th day Of October 1875
The Muu,, Assurance Society against Fir. on buiafuv,
oi the State Of Virgins, PItG "a
Against
May T.mr kin,, widow OF Chro pher TonrL,n, dss,e
John Tont tip, wm. Ton n., Ludlow Ton ina Ws,,
and Sarah hn wiie, late Sarah TomrLin the san. J.hn Ii
william, LUDLOW, histy Frances. Emily ,na sarah bsa
e Children aud h,,is Of III. said Christopher
James Brown f Js4uriinc T. Tsylr, beran.n TOMS,
n.rty TSm ln', li.my Tcmpkn', jr., William D. Tslor
20" iyisf, IN bis right aud Surviving rarLsk OF
IN. late la Of E1Iund Taylor co, The Dirsc
,o' ard company Of The Fafn,rs' Bank Virginia, l'e
rtese,i Dreio,: Company Of the Bank VI the uulte
st'es' wa Brown, airai With the will Of Wn
S.o. GsS jaime, W',on 81 lI2ncssi, VIM Pr6s, late
aud Lucy is w'c late Lucy Dut.r Johas Crun,p Sasi
his wife, late Sarah b'ubrough, John g. ,ilss Thor.
ocrer Robert Johnston, wsm J. Cole acting 1srtnsr of
Wiuam Cole john Van Lew, sr vivinr ra,incr Of
ADAMS Van L'w, the sane John Van Lew, fhos. prcxL.
snhfough and Jsquens Is. HsIvie late r.tr.
under the trin ot John Van Lew co., Scnusl Fnyi5G
John Staples. Philip laral, Byrd Gorge anei, WsIs
John i'npkin' wing 81 the firm of T,npt,
murray, Francs q. Taiier exr Edmund TAYLOR ,en
late OF Hshovei, dec NeierniaA Yielenor II, TT, go.
u wren, Sergeant of the city OF hi, hmout. srd :. .nr,
adni vi the e,ta,e OF EdnunL TAYLOR, dec. r,,ir.
The defendsnts SAMUEL PARKilIIL NEHEMIAH
ilNhSSO not having enere their oppearsnce given
ty according t"ths set Of Assembly rules of III,
co and afpfsribx by satisfactory that thcv arc
mol 'hhabsnis o' this county; IL 4, ordered That e ssa
defendants do here the ne,
Itrn and answer the bill OF the pIsn. thai copy or ill.,
OEurf he tJIi'rth inserted newspaper puihsd in
Tue 'iy Of Rchmosd, for month, and poed AZ
tue heni door o tue capitol, in the city copv Tc,e
~. wN. q. rENDLET5N. &C. go
tN"N' = 5S-Naw
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Trust Sale Of pdiua6te Real Estate.
Try virtue Of deed in trust, executed to the
subscribers by Gervas Storrs, and Mar
tina, his wife, and Joshua Storrs, and MaryC. his
vile, bearing date the 18th day of February, 1928,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court OF Hanover-we, as trustees, will,
on Tuesday the 10th day Of December next, ii
fair, il not, the next fair day thereafter offer for
sale, TO the highest bidder, on The premises, for
cash, in specie, that va!uabIetrac, of land in Han.
over county, adjoining Chickahominy Swamp, at
the Meadow Bridges, containing 956 8 acres, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary 10 raise the
sum of three thousand dollars, with such interest
as may be due thereon, together with the cost of
executing this trust, TO secure debt due to Joel
Jones. considerable portion of this land is well
adapted TO the growth Of hay, and is generally
well tmbered-the buildings are spacious and
convenient, and the plantation in good farming con-
dition. Joshua Storrs. who occupies par, Of the
premises, will shew the land to those inclined TO
purchase. Acting as trustees, will only con.
vey such title as is vested in by the deed afore.
said VIM STARKE
JOHN JONES, trustees
Nov. H. E6-y,Je.
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EDoCAaiuN.

LDOCAliVN.
0mN the ,2tii day Of January next, My. John IL
Day VIII open school convenient TO the sub
scribers, by whom he has been recently employ.
ed, in which. will be taught tho Latin, Greek,
FRENCH, and fiigtish Languages, embracing in
the last, all the necessary branches preparatory
Tor College. We deem ii unnecessary to say mon.
of Mr.. Days moral habits or qualifications for "a
Teacher, than 10 refer those who may feel dispos-
ed to patroniZe this Institution, to the Recon-
mendations in his possession; or 10 such persons
as have encouraged his school for the last eight or
ten years.
Five or six boariers can be received BY each O,
us at $50 Tor the term OF ten months, Chat being
the scholastic year,
As Boarding with the Teacher is often desired,
we are authorized to state, that MIR. Day will ac-
commodste a lew young gentlemen upon the same
terms os above mentioned.
Tuition i'll every instance will be S25.-
THOMAS GOODE.
THOMAS Willy.
-fme'io. Nou. TN, 1925. 54-wtl2Jan.
HfGELA HOTEL, OLD POINT CoMroRr.
thank, Tor the liberal encouragement sGordrd the M,
ga Hs.L 'ne. Ia. been IN hi, occupancy, and respect
been engaged IN matns alterations, aud Improvement Til.
n'si0T OF The house h, been oew painted and
.ea wn the choicest Liquors. purchased BY
BEDS are Of the very first quality.
lie nov throw. his House Tor company, thai
The bo,rd; pledge. hnes Of al lime., to FURNISH
ms LaeLE with ie choicest deeaeie, the market
'h@se who favor him with their rai ensse.
Ola t9nt Comt'd now SO well known that II ed. no
aud dsnuI Ba.iin reader az desirable :. any,
on The sea boad beth 10 the invalid those quest
-
stesm Bests FROM Philadelphia and w .hnro.
touch At The pnnt each TRIP land aud receive
am S'esn Boat plies daily h, place. Norfolk and
Tor tn convenience Of those who may
nth -r Of those places.
Vessel Of every description eon:inr.y posing ,udre-
pans, beth from foreign port and The sn,,u
81 TIE Prog e.'nE dolly. The 6ne military a
pHahee 81 Ten Companies VI o. Artillery, stationed
culated 10 entertain and amu.e
rang nents will be made for Cotiou Parties. and
Boats employed Parties Pleasure 10 the C.per where.
sunieient nunber rstites II, and timely notice xyrn
me. has been lately erected Bridge hill CrerL
hne turnpike road viii som be completed between Old
ia and Hampton, which will sdord opportunity Tor visit
or. {" view the adjoining country. -
Therf Bathing Houses 10 be-.
BATH. MapSusfI papxS ''
u The BATH House erected on the beach Tor The rnnv.
n'encs OF Sea Bathing, he, been provided with loot path
adnE iro the Hotel wh renders the walk much IN rs
Pleasant than forustiy thru the and. Jun. az I5-w
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-. Faiudb1e Si0c1: Of sadaIery. &c.

W. will sell, on Wednesday, the 10th dav
OF December next, at ten o'clock. al public
e "i at the shop of the late William Berry, on
Old street, the whole OF his
Stoci: Of Goods, Harness, SadIierr &c.
J. he stock is well selected and complete, emlrac
ing all articles necessary 10 sadder comprising
number oil ready made saddles, sets of harness,
very valuable assortment of brass, steel & plated
ware saddlers' tools. &c. Also, three qiars. a
Jersey wagon, ard horse, together with par
&c! oil plank, and many other articles, too hume
rous 10 mention. part Of the foregoing articles
VIII be sold to satisfy the acquisitions of deed of
true, executed by the said Berry to Richard G.
fegran, and recorded in the clerks Office Of this
town: The balance Will be sold by the atininistra-
tors.
AT the same time and place. the Shop lately oc-
ccupiedby the said Berry, ai!l be rented until the
first OF next April.
lerms For al! sums not exceeding 500 cash.
ah over 500, and not exceeding $500 60 DAYS
credit; and for all sums exceeding $500, 6 months
Tie purchasers giving negotiable notes with an.
proved endoTsers.
RICH'D G. PEGRAM, Trustee.
JOS. BRAGG, Admins.
BENZ. JONES, 5 traitors
Sale conducted by
WIN, PANNILL, Auctioaeer.
Petersburg Nov %. 6O-Af
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CIz.4RLES ~. .W'GLV.YES.S.

IfUUsE, SIGN, CHAIR,
And Ornamental Painter, Glider, &C.
At A' old stand south side Of tie Capitol Square and uSt
o.,.- door 10 the Compiler Office
RhTEFUL TO his friends and the cM,pn, Of virrn;, s.,
"sIy Tor The patronage he has received, would inform.
wat ne st'ii continues TO carry the above bushes, m
ther various branches, Ills prices will be suited 10 the w
ne 'oossrs To ssy anything about his quaGc as r.
usnce :" years nc Rshmonb will enable public 10 iuJs
"f his pTetsnsinUs 10 patronage S'''sS
notice. 49, ""' ~ '"esn"'''
AN apprentice wanted one from the country no, ast
10 years old, would be preferred.
lniy % --fsEpf
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VkGINiA. Al Euic. holden 10 The Cert. ODE III.
the Gil iay q October, 1879: 'e's
the State ofYugIna, Piain,;a: VI
Assn.t
Msr,a Wieham, end Wp. Paine, Maria Paine and Ed,
hs'h Pane miami ehiarrn aud .oy hsr. Pio
,s,. CSthae ".han, deed: Charles Cop,nd and Judith
NICHOLSON, e,'x, OF Andrew Nicholson, decd, Dn.
The dusniai VIM Paine having enter. hi. srr.,,
sne and gwen y according TO the ofA,erby The
isuies :" TIT. Court aud by .atfseory evidence
mat ne 70 not an iuhahan of this oSer, Pr,
Tue sad defendant do apes, here the day the ue.s
Jan TsIm aud snweI the bil OF the plaintiffs AID that
o. TIN, Order b. forthwith in some ue nh
ed IN the CITY OF Riehmond month. snd
HoPy. Te.ts
WIN. G. PENDLETON e. C.
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EDUCATION.


E'HE Subscribers School for boys of tweJve
years and under, will open on the 18th Janua
ry, 1879. instruction will be given in the usual
branches OF on English Education, and in Latin.
Greek, and French. Board, including washing,
candles, &c. $42 so per session OF five months:
and for tuition, Sl2 80 for the same time The
I'd session will commence in thirty days after the
first concludes, and continue until the ruddle of
December.
Payment in advance will be expected for the
LIST session, and OF or before the middle of Nov.
for the I'd session.
Females, under The age of II years, will be re-
ceived and taught upon the same terms, by Mrs.
Elizabeth w. {. Taylor, who lives with the Sub
scribcr. they may be instructed in any, or all OF
The above branches OF Education, if required.
The schools will be kept in separate apartment
ANY persons inclined 10 entrust their children to
our care, may rely upon the same attention being
paid TO their religious and moral improvement, 20
their conduct both in and out of school to health
and cleanliness, that have ever paid TO my own
children; and IT IL should please God to visit us
with sickness, may rely upon such medical assist
ance, gratis, as the experience of upwards of 30
years practice will enable the Subscriber 10 afford
them: though will venture the opinion, that no
district oil country in the United States exceeds
ours in health. line addressed 10 Mrs Taylor
or myself, Montpelier, Hanover county, Virginia.
VIII be attended TO. CARTER BERKELEY
NoVember9 !. 5t-6
"a as committed 70 .s jail OF 0aesefheid County Va
W osiuuiwsy h"egio msn nsned John, who says he b.,
r August lsst hsd when Committed sn CID mixed COZ
and ss old Ps whhe ~polen psBlsong, and old bsek
h't ,hn Is seout feet inches high, colour black ~
shoot 70 years oi age The Of said begr" sqGe,
t. come ferwsfd prove property psy eaas ap9 axe rp
sway, ~ he Willie GsaN pi,h sii6s 'sw 'rf,'.
q =. GooDE, Tailor
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Thomas Harris Ezekiel Harris and John fI,rti, Deox
me defendants Ezekiel Harris aud John Harm not ha,ip
eueied then appearance, according to the
and cie Rules OF this court aud appearing the
% Tue oIIt ,hs hsy are Il hAhan,. Of this State us
q, IN, Pisht'a' 10y COUNSEL is ordered, that s.iA
defendants d." arrsar here lst Monday no Jams.
next and enter their appearance and answer tn. pninn;
o aud CIV security tor decree Of the cont
an VI this Older be inserted 10 the Risbmoi
Enquirer for two months and posted al te oni
o''1 OF 'he courthouse Of ssid county. cury. Te,te
WISSLoW ROBINSON, Elk.
mr.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Ny~As COMMITTED TO the Jail of Elizabeth CT
~ County, on the 2Srd day of July last, as
ran away, negro man who says his name is Jim
Smth; That he was horn free, in the City of Phila-
delphia; that he lived last year in the County of
Lnnenburg, with Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Said negro
Is about 5,ieet inches high, stout made, tawny
complexion, has lost upper re-teetl, his back
much SCARED by whipping, has white spot jus, a.
Dove the lett hip, about enc inch long. Had. on
when lie was committed TO Jail, pair OF blue Cast
net trowsers, oznaburgs shirt, and am old striped
marseiiles vest. The owner ofsad slave is request
to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away, or he will be dealt with the law
IN such cases directs.
yO1IN n Dn1,o, Sheriff of
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WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
S-a!S BARTER and Hair Dresser at t5e Earle
yYu/Ty

& tSSECTfULLl iDfof ms his custtmorr and the pul-
~ ne, hs he bss recently removed 10 Street NJ, IL 6ve
t5ois oelo~ the United States Bank, snd within few tep.
oi e corner Turning to@atd Mayo. bridges who're he
eu WIN eyefy thing that IN his bu.ine, H.
ikcir cugtogi. N' N '"' VIVA
And keeps constantly on hand general s,,ot,rpe,, IF
asat' and Genesnens' hair work ke-R.rors &c. put 10
y 10 cents. "6 NNi
Dtc.4. CO =,
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ehdnesy; Vushia- a, rules Dtdt tiel as OH.
The county court Of Char lotie the 9Th O., 1924
fies,snt liatrs, Richmond Harris, William. Harvey ana
nancy d. w,ic William iarr. jesse Harvey Elizabeth
h.w,ft, fhi,p Anderson and - his wife, Ralph Iisrfs
an: ho,h isr' which rid Ralph aud Robert are
aud sue by their next friend Plea Harris p,a,o0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06


NNWAiSllNCi To close account, finally a, tte
w o. 'HS late u. W. Coleman, earnestly request siI
max. them known for settlement the lie es.e.;. 80
o those who nave clan against the late ~ IN of CT
man voolfolk Those ,btsd 10 sither D. W. CoIsm,n
or to Coleman Woolioik, E1or Of 10 w T;os
man. are reque'sed 10 make taym.nt a, NO
'n"u'se"'e CAD DC gwen JOHN SHEPPARD, Ez'or
=, 80 of Is. w. Coleman. der.
-1 1e. -. 7s-wiaI Iff
A r RULES taken CieIEs Odce OF the c,n5iS-r,
Injunction. ''@'s Ns2o
Clement Davis, pun
Aea'ug @'
Wl,smJ FreeiinJ, Dougal Fersu.ou William yy;orcs.s
~. -. 49,, ~" Nv . sq"eim u: Taylor, DTS,
utIehlan ffselspd end Fsrgu,on, having entered
appearance and given security according TO sn Aot o.
assembly and The rules Of this court, appearing n,
they are not inhabitants Of i, State; IL /, 1rder.d Th,
we ad defendants Fteelsnd Frgu,on do ar here IN
The h dsy Of December court next u s.v,I he Hi ~ 10
piann aud iaa copy ol this order he forthwith s,red In
some ne"s-Papef putlish IN the city Richmond for tor
months sueevey aud also posted front door of tho
ocufthouse oi thU county. Ttse,
u. J. woRsHAM c. c.
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