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YIEIS ltEEsIsC. DECE1IRMI2 no

a Singular but yell contested .lI4ICIf .4I EOTE
iAOfS will be PLACED Uy the extraordinary little CANARY
DIF{D FARO >yhO as already sewn her skill the game
y beating OF the scientific players this city,
the CANINE PHILOSOPHER DON CARLO. Two sets Of
DomnoG will be provided, that hcy may lave opportu
nifty OF overlooking each others hand An umpire appointed
III the oCCaon Fairy coming from her cage carefully looks
over her domnoc selects the right which she carries
)l and deposits glass pedestal distance Oft, and
c advefvs play beng announced, and plays
DINGHY AT tic conclusion Of tho match she will play lady
or gentleman preSenaier winch her learned antagonist the
Dog Don Carlo will follow hes example bg taking hand
cards playing game Of onino1s with the company
THE DEL!illC ORACLE from tho great rooms, Spring
Gardens London will amusc the company by singing and
ycri ticn, answering questions proposed and bY
crihDg the d1s Of and the persons ot0sg proposing cm
1t srms to possess the eyes Argus and yet din'iyr
III stature as not 10 tie seen by aUy individual
Also, the u RKiSH FEMALE ANfOAfAJON JCGCiIEf3,
e size OF life WHICH viii produce vrety Of oieUts
word of command and change them with the greatest c ~
after The 0 T celebrated Rano Sdmcc tic Indian
Juyeicr.
Jhc unrivallrl BIRDS or KNOWLEDGE from India and
the Canary Islands, viii delight tie company performing
astonishing with Cards Don1inors II gure,
advancing ana returning az the WORT Of comnIInd.
y Ei nc Birds belong aud taught By the celebrated
teacher o. Tire "tirccian Dog Apollo"
Likewise, tho amusing MAGICAL DANCING FIGURES,
which, atnr ng handel 80 me company WILL being placed
uc floor, dancing any tune, varying the step
-nping command without any visible of being
motion ,itcy are io sale with cOudi:ous)
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ATEVV DRY GOODS S1-1RE Ig1Tr-1

NEW DRY GOODS STORE,-.L4JTEss " EyTLW
~ TER has taken the store formerly tire occupancy Of
Mcssrs Grdmiss, son BrUtcs (inuncdlcv o1nrrse
Hall Moues) and has now OH land ar,cl as.,,,, NJ
staple and fancy Dry Goods oInoug which are
Cloths, cassncrcs aud satnets, fine and c1t1ze
BED, white, green and yeilow danncls
silk and striped Valencia vcstings
SUausdown and Na7seil'-, do
irish and German li!.1s, lawns and cantr,.s
Calcocs assorted embracing great variety
Fancy, striped and plaid gingnans
IIain and figured houbazctts, various co1J.s
ID to Cd Jaconct aud book musms
Null, India and Swiss d.
Swiss and black Italian six cr,vats
Canton and Mandarin grapes; alian do
Black Italian lustring, sgnChcrs and sarslrcts
A large assortment Of silk, cotton and woolen hos,yy
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Bandanna and cotton handkCruhuis
Gloves and combs ofcvcrv description
Linen and cotton tckmg,, furniture and apron c5ccl
llnscys and kerscys suitable for servants clohing
brown and bcached domcstcs, diapers, &c.
Caypcting heIrth.rugs, umbrellas sc. &c
Which with variety Of other articles, he is DESTROYS 10 sell
for lash. No.1 o.
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1t appears from statement published in the New
Nork Daily Advertiser OF Saturday, that the receipts
ut Flour by the Erie Canal in 1927 were 422 321 bar
rei5 and that during the present yer, the receipts
amount to 363OI barrels; making drfc;encu in his
years receipts, compared with those of TIC last. Of
a93lo barrels. The receipts of Wheat in 1927 bv
the canal amounted to ,210,552 bushels while. dti-
T'hg the presentycar, they have been only 500 500
bushels, making tho deficiency in this years receipts
- 1850 bushels. lhe deficiency. particularly in
wheat, greater than anticipated and goes to
prove the shorness crop i'll the western parts of
lie state of New York The supplies of grain and
flour at Ncw York by way of the canal arc now said
TO he nearly or quite suspended, the boats being gene
rally laid up for the SEASON
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Iva RI 3 gs aW s.
PORF OF RICH.uOND, DE(, Ia
ARRIN.E ED

ASklN Ed,
oti kichncDd PocSei, KNAPP, from New York viii,
suidricS to T. l. Smith, Hall Nelson Gus Dunlop ~ Co WJ5
worth u " liams, Baldwin, ives IL Co J. n Gordon a Co
fa II Moore, w. & d. Kyle Co C. NJ Mitchell RAYMOND
o. SfoiierS hllS Y Richardson, Davenport Allen j. ca Yu.
Duncy, e. Beck Irplett ~ Johnson Granniss SON l. ro
ctS, y Holt, r. Y Co Robert Johnson j. H. Nash X Conn,
r. a. L. james 81 Gu g. +. Hiard Luche x Siz,r B. Pcvtor
iyIor, S iutney, D. Weller Anderson Garth &. Co Wor
nam AicGsader, Hubbard & Gardner, j. Sarvay A. w
N3'in5' :: ~ d j. Myers, jr 10 order and master
S'l! igSIna, Chambers, from Hhiadclpia days with
Sndrcs 10 D. fimbcriakc, t. peyton, j. H. Nash Miles a.
~ D Cosby & Co {. vi. Mitchell, Baldwin Ives L. Co Nj
Myers Tichenor, L. Webb u Co g. r. Tifn Rev A. Con-
verse, w oham d NcGruder j. a. & j. Myers, it, M Branch
- ~ eiamre, T. Haxai 5; Co Lancaster q. Deubv VIM j.
Clarke, H. w moncurc g. Pcot, Ba.wcl IL Smith OTIS Dun
oP ~ 20 j. NckiIdoc, Anderson Garth g. Co j. YanI ey g.
20 T. Beck b. Tompkis, Cotton * Clarke, j. & j. T. Heron
u OPhin, Z. Cotton, H. Nelson, w H. Fi,zwhylsonn Rnl
ston & Peasants T. ryrcr Sailed company with Fnyo,i
Bernard for Petersburg and ship Algonquin Duxev for Savan
man, and ship Charles Whariol--i DIRK, tr New Orleans
Scf Elizabeth q Rebgcca, days Plla,lelph;n with
ballast. f'' '
SAILED,
Schr Flag of Truce, Pcarcc, for NeH Yofk
NEW YORK. Dec l5.-Anived, bsig Factor Buncc from
tdchmon6 sCiir5 Pelican Foulk 48 hours iom DO; amer
from 40; Alice &c Many Sunccrs, DAYS from do; France.
alnlth, days from do; Philadelphia, Son.ers DO
The Spartan from Virginia arrived ut Aalasa Oct 3
NORFOLK, - l6.Arri, "a, brig Enterprise Iayicld
ftlm RtchoAd bound u Bosionpu in for supply of men
Sailed sclr i'ulasch, Barnes, for Richmond
he snip James Chopper Gary, for Liverpool and all the
Outward bound vessels from Hampton Roads, Seawers Point
&c have GonH
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. USF RECEIVED-sjyms' waterproof patenl
ep ltoccasiAS, for ladies and gentlcmen-Also, ne1,
ternen calf shin Boots squsrc-toe Boots with India
rubber lining between the soas, for ST. Together
With every description of ladies' yuntc1ncn's misses
boys alt childreus Boots Bootees and Shoes at vcEy
reduced prices at the of Main and 18th streets
by GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS.
dec Cts
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re R. WARNER w. PRIGE.-As you are no1-rc.
I'VE Sidcnt of Virginia and have agent known to me- tax
lcg That shall at tine following places and periods viz at Eos
tcrs lavtrn Cumberland county, first Saturday in
January next at WillEm Ncrtonsj Buckingham COUNTY Va
on :nc third Saturday said January next and at Creals-
trcu county, Ky the 10Th of Jan uct proceed TO lake tie
dispositions aud aavs Of sunday Witnesses read as cyl
aenCe III slit III the county court Of Cumberland chanccry
in which plaintiff and you aud others are defendants
nov i9-yv5t JOHN p NtjTTS0TS
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RA IL. RICHARD JTDLOG-Sir: Take notice tina,
1A on the 5h OF JANUARY next, Lorrto in the county Of
Essex, stall proceed 10 take dcPvsons and continue from
dag to day until hIsb,) depending In tho crj+
court Of Essex i'll which Elizabeth S Ludlow widow of tho Ias
Doct Richard Ludlow and myself guardian of Mary Eliza
oS' dnd tcraId John Ludlow, plaintiffs, and you and
olWrs defendants. Your otjf srrv't ~ ~
WI. GARRETT, adj de- b. II.
i'Vh Nov 1875 S4-''4tc ofRitiard Ludlow dec
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ERg0aRM EAM s.uA GEs

t subscriber respectfully informs the public, and the
- hers Of the Legislature particularly that will open, OIL
Tuesday I'd OF Deoaeer at hisaparnns Aliens ot,cry
.t'ice Class for Modem Language comprising the French
Spanish titan and Portuguese The days attendance viii
ms On ueay, Thursday and Saturday Of week until the
inst OF March next Several Gentlemen have already given
hc1' t'' tioe disposed join item, Will please make
! immediate application
CT ieYy more advanced pupils be in the fst
trnch lass, which Monday "Wednesday and Fri
day. OF each werk from till o'clock in the evening" and also
two pupils in the bookkeeping Class which attends OF,
the same evenings, from til o'clock.
dec 2--eoIm STEPHEN RE,PNAPD
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LNDL4 RUBBER SHOES

1iih subscriber has just received large supply OF
Ladies and Gentlemen's India Rubber Shoes,
preservalre OF health. They keep the feet dry ana
warm and thus prevent na.y hose diseases WHICH
result from col,Is Those persons who easily tuke.
coiu ny daiHpehnlg their feet ought to guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes which equally
conduce to health and comfort All who become g&-
qualnted with the benefit vi the India Rubber Slices
rom experience VIII never after omit the use them.
re has also ON hand q large assortment Of Ladies
and Gentiemens, Boys and Misses Boots, Bootees
ana Shoes; Leather, Seashn qpd Hair Trunks; and
lew dozen of Emersons celebrated Razor Straps
all OF Which ne Is disposed ose al low prices for cash
ec9-3aWOt SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Iulcr the Eanle. Hot
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iSe ciltai ION the ce III a,o "a ie lli
Inc importers al the goods expected profit from them nor
any further advantage than the long credit on the duties witch
on an average OF goods imported WI per cent ON t'
nri cost The more embarrassed merchant in ms f.
Hur ue more goods he will import ill., finally bursts
a IN nine Cases out OF ten, there sufficient
The government bonds and first class paper The country is de-
!u2ed witi goods whichsare neither for the com
Tort nor convenience of its inhabitants nor are many
of these goods of the least intrinsic value Another
consequence IS that by the abundance these worth.
1ss goods thus imported, tie country is drained of se
'ie Tor want of sufficient exports pay for them: ,his
creates pressure IN the money market which ends in the ri
u many persons who i'll of things would nav
,leir egasenen and obtain decent livelihood These are
it small part of the evils resulting from the present system
which would DE elcctuay checked prevented should the
Wiehouss system be adopted 1t hoped these SLIGHT hints
VIII remind those who have and who are day er;
me ends OF the credit SYSTEM and who capable of SHOWING
mem much more focbly, that time devoted to WRITING on
'hs subject, may be alIrniantly useful, n
Christmas Bsf-ihc7Jvess superior Bel are referred to
I Gotfs advertisements The Bullock has slaughtered
oh oil Two OF the finest ever raised III Virginia. which he brought
ma few days ago from Augusta county they were raised
and attened for the Richmond market usi thu approaching
'oilays
ii nanny NV,
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N,.on, De Balsinoce .4nle,:ican Of u-ednest,nL

h''onn the Bnitinore .4ne7Icnn Of ~ ednestlay.
HE Flour AND CRAY MARKET -Fhe adyiccs
from Liverpool to the 9Th November, received yester
DAY morning, caused an Immediate enhancement OF
the prices of Flonr and Grain in this market. About
900 barrels Of Wharf Flour We're sold at 81 interest
added. Several parcels of Howard street we're sold
Yesterday morning at g, cash, and in two in
stances on short credit bat as the day advanced som.
OF the holders refused to sail that price The wag
gnn price ranged from 81 - IL 81 87l-a per brl.
parcel of good red tPient was sold Yesterday at
81 62 per bushel; and smaller parcel of same de-
scriptloh atSl 10. Sales Of New earn we're made at
46 AZ cents, and Of old ut II 40 cents. a sale of
it3e vas made on Monday at 55 cents, aud that price,
was demanded yesterday for parcel, but met with
nnbuyers. C7orer seed s. per b,shel from wagons.
Sales of Wtishey i'll hhd. in small lots at 90 cents
PR gallon.
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Drawings soot to t1Ite joiucc.
'eSHE Connecticut State, highest prize IS 600, one
OF $4,000, one of 1900, two of 1000, &c. &C.
Chances only 81.
The Rhode island Consolidated, draws OIL the
goth highest prize 10000, al eco two of oo0
&c. &c.
Chances only s..
The New York Consolidated. draws Gil tie asth
highest prize $4,000, Of s2,oD0, two Of 81 900,
&c. DC -
Chances at the low pricre Of SO.
The drawing Of the above will be received Mt the
Office OF WN d. TURNER =. 20
dec Eco ST Under the itarlc Hol.I
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UO0L HITS.

ID AYNOND g. BROTHERS have On irand, az
y = this time, largo assortment Of Wool Hats,
some of which will be sold very low. TO planters,
country merchants, Golfers, and tobacco manufactu-
rcys. they F:ll Be made ~ objcc., d. l9---ls
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H'liE capital prize III The last Dismal Swamp Canal
- was sold as follows
$4,000 Id sold at Philadelphia, IL! Providence
II New York, Ia Jersey city.
S5O0O-whole ticket sold in Boston
S}Oi4-1-4 sold in Hartford IA Baltimore, IL
New York
Sl,0OO-sod in Philadelphia.
$1,000 do Washington.
$500 = do Charles City county, Va.
The following were the numbers drawn in the
Grand Consolidated, No. 10.
II, (, %, ID, 9, 80.
dec 19-lt YATES 81 MINTYRE
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The New York American OF Monday evenint
quotes U. >. Bank Stock at ~ IL l2i Sd. Tx
change ON London at 100 10 100 81
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''"t' g f'""s, ana dmount IF produce passed dOlcn
through The Lo,oe1' LorkS.
Dt ia hs tobacco 254 bushels wheat % bhls -four
~ ton bar-on % kegs lard, 10 ds wood - upland boats
coal boats 1890 bushels coal ~t ' :
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TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave return my particu-
- lar thilks to those planters ThO hay been so friend
tS 20 Iirs the management OF their Tobacco to me
as Htlesnlah ut the Public Warehouse. | hone il ia
not ie2essary 10y Inc 10 say, that INV hest exertios
nave ueit Used 10 render general satisfaction. apuin
tender them the same attention, uOre rs nv health
trust h:S been r@@cC6.-i would here reInurk to nrv
iiel'is lor whom nave done business, well nl
ny others for "hCa nope be cloag god that this no
tce woudnut lave been introduced upon them but for
the otGr vi Air. Lakeland 10 do business ut the s,Ii,
place rs competitor Our friends viii plcase direct
their Tobacco To or the other ous as they NAV e
cause, "hcn VII save any thing like contention Ii
should not be eyPG0teA that when there is far
co1rPettlUn IL ths way that the inspectors Woud
ieei themselves LII any way Interested, particularly
the same patronage Is extended to The Ware house
Is heretofore by the Planters. Should any Toh;cL
Co be directed TO 80 E-re-louse without eDecifyu,
collect tiHt he i:s the right choose for himself
ven OH the day OF sale. The situation of sales
man u IN no way connected with anv of tie
o1.cr duties OF the Warehouse. Gonsecentl,r
It IS h"!i alone by the patronage OF the iianteIs
ana dealers. Surrey can gIVe better evidence 6f
MY attachment TO the interest of the Planters and rry
anxiety to promote their interest, thar to annex tEa
following mites, composing large r4Ior;ty Of HE
PFInclpas buyers who have kindly directed IL, 10
GiFc reference to them by way OF shelving. ttar So
tISiaction 10 my mode OF doing business as Salesman
Tie particular patronage Of such dealers worth mere
ID The growers OF Tobacco than any U.her eyid,pcn
That have TO oicrlor such an expression OF thar
:9-!iigs' nave only to return my huIablc :hanLs--
ne Inspectors receipt for all Tobacco semi 20 me viii
DE returned I" tie owner, consequently shall wait his
1TG2r tor It's inspection and sale All expenses paid
81 greeted by the subScIiber--Gicc at the Ware.
'''se' Il. =. AONTAGUN
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TENUST SALEy virtue decd of trls, executed 10
a the Subscribers the 3si January last by Edmund An
derSon, George WoodsOu and A. r. Bigger5 which deed is OF
record nthe Clerks Office OF the County Courts tIcnirco and
buckingham, shall sell for cash Monday the 22d inst
at Fasburg Mills III the SAID county buckingham five slaves
owit Daniel Charles Jacob, Svcy Tasc with the in
erase Of the females if anythc stock horses cattle and
sheet: crop OF cora and fodder; wagon aud cart plan;a
;in' os, Sc Acting Trustees slich tile ,yll be rrr as il
vested IL Ivy tie Dcud aforesaid
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G5~.4" apprentice Is a:antca u the HHig GGss.
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80 prizes each of SlO, S25, and SIS,
4G8 DO of siO. I,fiG Of So
ter 81.
Po7-II0h1, Dec. II.
u The official list of the drawing will be regularly
received, and the cash paid as usual for prizes Mt the
Fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office Of
TlIOS. d. BIGGER.
Where VIII be received at o'clock this afternoon
tire drawing of the spicndd Grand Consolidated lot,
terry, No 10. Holders of prizes are respectfully in
yltcd to call and receive the cash.
dec f8--ts
TO PARENTS AND CT AGIgIN NS.--\iv -s-.---,--
VII commence On the lib Of January, 1893 and ;afr,n
VII INC I5h ~ Dec toIowng making term Of ton months
2ssiye OF vacation from the 10Th Of August Until Tie O,
EifsPer 7varfsy ~ uoufls1
! OF noaIqins, loagrg aud washing, e,7
10 be paid N advance, %iF
instruction IN Greek and Latin, SO
Arithmetic, Grammar aud Geograrhv Sc
Spelling Rcddmg and Writing 81
For fuel, 81 per annum W. nay
Manchester Dec 9th, 1923. u.3.sc
Fg1O James Baker Mary Baker Ceoryc Baker Martha Halo
Betsy Baker, and Hugh CoAdn admir- of C;corgc EaLs-
J on not beng nhabans this commonwealth viii ic
10 take notlccha at the Superior Court of (hsncr .,
De holden for the Williamsburg district shall move tho aid
court 10 rcaie pe suit lately depending in said court in
which ap li.aiiUh and you DEFENDANTS.
f6IIN ccDprE
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1UBate@aIe 3srirga Current.
.Richmona, Dec. I8. 1926

STAPLE ARTICLES.
,IG5acco, legI-
g',od TO fine, 1ODlb. S5a9
middling, } 80 a 5
common, } a 8 50
rtirscd, 2 90
Mru1ifdetureH-
TT quail. cavcndish, ID. s. a i
small twist, no. /, IL a IL
no. :, 9 u II
FIoU1', city mills S
canal, II a u
Ithe,t, bush. ! 30 al 30
Cpyn, bush. Is
Coai, best for shipping, 10 a Y
inferior, II -
Lhtloa, 10
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
.1iJai, ID. .
BTiyrSfo:tc, roll, ID. 3a35
BeeSoar, best - d %
Butter, II u -
Bet, ruesS, b5i. l0l all
Bacon, old, 5! a6i
Cheese, 7a9
Cu,dles, tallow, mould, TO- a !,
smun. % ii 80
cutie, w. /. green, IL ali
Java, white, i6 a II
ordiI;Iry qualities, -
Chocolate, no. /, 1Aal8
C0pPcraS, 10. 3 a 81
Fish, iGrrings, no. l, 3 Sd
siiad, no. l, 8 soar
inaekerGi, no. I, 6 a 8 30
90. no. 2, :; 75a5
90. no. ), 3 10 a
La,Jt, raisiirs, bunch, box, 9 %
uIfScdel, 3 Il 8 -
EeatherS, live geese, good, 30a3.
Glass, wiudov, 8x10, 50 feet
} IS l0xl2, do. 3
tilqPoto{er, Duponrs, ; 80 a {
Hemp, American, ton, 10 d IL
ftidcS, Spin, s,m-dfieh, II a i,
SaftGd, la Is
Lcdigu, Sp'h notant, Id. I 7Ja;, 2
jron, Swcles, ton, 10j
English, IS Il 80
American, So a 90
L0y1i, " al
Linf, ] %
Lc1ther, sole, Is a -
upper 10 Il ? -
'9irr, clcnr. 1907 f. 25
incrclrantaDic, u -
III Gtogau7j, 81, Dom. L. l. a y
Say, 10 a12
..liOtGsses, gal. " .. 80 Il -
~. India, GENERALLY, 2Jt -
.Hcql, buyir.j, 81 - so
,N0iis, cut, 10. 7! as
oil, lirseed, gal. ~ a -
'5mrry', bbi. IL i II
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80 q,
IN. summer do. ~ a -
OTIS, bush 33a37t
fE1isfcr Of PGrjs, ton, z u d
PORK, pllne, Dol. II a lij0
mess, ii Il IL 81
lGce, Carolina, luew, !
Sgeor, loaf 1@a2O, lump J%71
=. o. brown, 100 lbs. ga 10 u
~ Cro'x, do 1oa Il
muscOvadoes, 9a10
SGh, sack, Ljy. filled, 3 - q :
ground alum 3 Is
Saiipctre, 10. 10 a II
Spirits
brandy, cngnlc, gal. / I0a 1 9
apple brandy, ga -
peach d.. 30 Il 100
I;nn, St. Croix & mt. 50 4 q.
q. New England, 81 a %
gin, Holland. 1af10
10. American sass
vhiskev. ga 50
Sieel.German, 10. 1fat5
Ing. blisic.cd, Q 30
Amer do. 6a8
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JOHN GARTH.
JOSIAH LEAKE. ir.t trustees
December ! &.

December IT. JOSIAH LEAKIL ir I trustees.
Also at tire same time and place. by virtue Deed Of Trust
executed 10 the subscribers the 3si January last by eorgr
"ooson of the County Of Buckingham, for the purpose of er
ng the payment Of sundry debts therein mentioned VS., shall
sen Tor cash the following property, wit five slaves Mahaly
Amanda Celia and her children, with any additional In.
crease OF said females no and Gig household and
Kitchen iulitro &c Such title may possess by vir,uc
oi the Deed aforesaid Ti be conveyed the purchasers
JOHN GARTH,
DEE I, f82G-d1t-wIi JOSIAH LEAKE IT. I TRUSTEES
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yENHLRTEEN NEGROES.-winb be sold ON s,nr5a,
ADDITIONAL

ADDITIONAL.
WI be added TO the above sc Likely Young girls from Is
!" - . IS OF age T. 81 A. IL. Aucts
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Go1sInIerelat 2.SerarH.

o. Several siiele n',uded to-day paper, are excluded
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4 rules ho'dca in hc cc Office Of the comfy cur, =
y hns " 'saccu the Gh of October, 1871: Philip T. ErI
Is CH,ScSEY. ~ '"'''7 'nIs'
NJ defendants not having entered their appearance aYd
@ security c"riins to the act OF assembly aid the rules 4,
'" court and appearing by satisfactory eyteure t,t tho
ia not inhabitants OF this State ordered thai the cna1,is
90 appear here on the second Monday in Jln,r, ne( TnJ
s"cf me bill Of the plaintiff and thai copy of Ibis orIsI he
I irwin inserted III newspaper published in the civ or
.tcHnond for t9o months Succes,9cly and pu al tho o,
doc! OF Inc courthouse OF die said county N-'
'.I- cory. IGstc, ROBERT 'rOIJARD " I, "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19
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SECOND NIGRT Or MR.. nAMRI.GN,s
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HRS. STONES RI 4GEyKE.N'T
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19
CHUBB'S PRIZE LIST.

VIE following ". re the numbers drawn 20 deter
IL mine the prizes i'll the Grand Consolidated No
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-11
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manuiac'
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TANEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand ana
d will constantly keep at his old stand on ''oyai
st. AIexandra, e at the corner OF 10Th ST., pcnnsI
yapia Avenue washington-a general assortment o'
the most fashionable and durable Furniture when ne
will warrant equal, If not superior IN quality, 10 am
ever offered in the in parti OIL
Grecian winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and PLAN siisnoaros
Ditto, with oellare;tt and marble slabs
French and plain buresus
nrc..pp do with mirrors
Ladies' and Gentlemens' secretaries and bookcases
pier ,,bles with marble and mahogany tops
pller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
nj, do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Nash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecian Sofas
MAHOGANY chairs
Msic stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c ,,
with general assortment of bedsteads OF ricniy
c.rv,d mahogany, maple and stained "oops, all OF
which viii be- sold low for cash they can be pur
chas of the same quality at any other manuac'ory
- s,n;n,, Also.
An assortment of 81 Domingo and Bay OF honduras
Nanogauy. a part of which is suitable tor handras'
Ct, am saved curl and shaded veneers, copaI var
n;sb ola snperor quality, sacking boitors Cords &C.
tn MIG AND G IRVING
II md>omcly executed
JOB PRINTING
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