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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
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TETUE New Map Of Virginia compiled ffom actual surveys
u under The authority Of the State published, srd
be obtaineJhy peisOn DESTROYS Of procuring applies
ion e. VIM H. Riesrdsob the CAPITOL Ue City Of Rich
mond.
This work. thecied by the labour Of many years, snd
great cost Of aud money has nsverPha been surPas
ed variety and accuracy u detail beauty and elegance
Of eEeeuo6 ureess the highest credit the science and
skill Of the persons Immediately concerned in s publication,
aud highly Qualifying and useful a. the public The
Legislature ibe sale Of $50 COPIES only Of the
Map, lse scale Of I'VE miles 10 the nci add the Er
ouye, with the view Of making te ale extensive aud rapid
pobie, have directed the eOPeto be disposed u at The
moderate price of $50.
Under these circumstances, Is pGhshe hst persons who
shall naks sady application, will be uBsaie 10 obtain
Copy n this beautiful snd valuable work.
Ausuft 3. 25-N
MoP Of Yvginta. reduced f,sntfe Nirs shess Map Of
th Stas, according 70 tts py9von' Of an act t GHra
4sieH5y passsd Yh Maych 1897, Is 0iso T5fAsd, aud
may DC osiained apfooton o5ovs Pce 81 si copy
oP's' y roth Hops !. eongene". portable tenn, Hegb
s5irtHed VPrsfsrIcd.
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Difference.


Difference, sS1!Sl32
The Secretary o. State refers 20 the diminished
amount OF appropriations for the service or that De-
partment, during the present year, which, seems
is only S;S9,50O. But it is proper TO add that this
diminished appropriation for the present year,
does, by no means, imply diminished expenditure
during the present years. In addition 10 the sum
appropriated, there are large amounts in the hands
OF tile Department, consisting OF balances OF for
mer appropriations still applicable to the service OF
The present year, and such Included in the esti-
mates Tor the support OF the Government during
the present year. These balances for the, yatjouS
subjects under the control OF the State Depart
inent, are given III the document marked {,
(which has already been referred TO As accompa-
nying the Secretarys letter. and will be found TO
amount 10 the sum of S23S,273 which, added to
the sum OF = $1,000 recently appropriated, iorns
an aggregate of 3l7 1913 dollars at the disposal of
the State Department, tor The SeTcice Of the pre-
sent yeoY.
The Secretary ct State proceeds to observe Chat
''she small amount oi appropriation required for
tie service OF thc prescn. year is the result Of Geo.
noulicai savings out OF previous appropriations;'
and for tie purpose OF showing this presents "a
combined view OF the appropriations aud cXprndi-
lures during the years 1925, 1876 and 1927, Under
those heads OF appropriation in III" application OF
which discretionary contro! is exercised through
the Department Of State" Those heads he at,tr
are "fUst, contingent expenses OF foreign inter-
course; Secondly, intercourse with the Barhary
Powers; IhTdiy, relief and protection of Amcii-
can oedultui anu H0J!Hy, the cOitif gent cNpeu5
es OF the department" Ia Ihis view, the Sccycia-
ry gives the whole amount at tie disposal OF the
Department FOR each OF the above mentioned oh,
jects, which, i'll instances consists of repay
nents, and balances ofiOrmcr appropriations, as
we'll as the Contemporary appropriations of each
year. The view of the Secretary is taken fiom a
document designated by the letter c, which accom-
panied and is referred 10 in his letter, and has been
several times, already, referred to by the Com
iniitee The Committee, for the purpose ofbrng-
ing the whole subject under the eye at once, will
throw the statement presented by the Secretary
into tabular form, and win then exhibit SINH
lar statement, compiled from the same document,
showing tie amounts at toe disposal OF the De-
partIncnt, and expended by ii during the years
1872, 1923, and 1921. This comparison viii enable
the House to determine how far the ''snall amount
OF appropriation required for the service of the pre-
sent year IS the result of cc0n0HicGL saUiHgs Of
previous appropriations" The statement OF the
Secretary OF State, for the year 1875, 1926, and
1927, reduced TO tabular form j. as follows:
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TYNuE subscriber win sell priysiely his tract Of land
a Bedford county, ,used the north ard 'ovh forks ct
oose Creek, aud on the main road eadns on Lyncbeg
10 Fe sle ~ miles west Liberty, and adjoining Capt
Bord. IL contains about 100 Of which 500 sfe
cleared The part which uncesfed, except very small
portion excellent tobacco land. OF the cleared and, 100
scres are low grounds Of the frat quality ana ne
and in the upper country bsiJg well adapted 70 nc u'vs
ton Of tobacco aud all kius Of 5rsiu lies 9catssby w
and veiy free from stone n Divided would make two very
hzndobis tracts, which shall he done those Fh2 wsh 70
purchase Wish IL Persons wishing 70 purchase may Apply "
the suscsber rcsidax ~ the nsghbofhgod II New Lou
o. 20 Capt, BufoEd, resid,ps near hetac'' WIN lWvtNH
Jan.ic '3-u
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.SPRLNG GOODS.

NGRALL NELSON has received large aud general
ss1ttneut vi Staple and Fancy Goods among wh>h
Navaino Grecian plaid aud fancy caooe. Gtean pIa
Navarno, AMI fancy STRIPPED bvn ed plain India
and Swiss musns; smbo ed aud PLAN book and null uns;
cambria and ieonet muu5i rich worked muslin robes, hk
Italian luDg black and eOored Gros de Naples India aud
French saDs; plaid striped aud plain es bscs oolored
Italian nets silk and cotton hosiery bobbne lace, and rich
worked muslin peerines, oapss collars black white
bobbnei lace wells and hdk English and French thread
aces aud edgings Londcn cloths, ca,sme vetug
linens heetngs and dapsk; o1nabutss and tioklennfs;
brown aud bleaohed shiings aud domestic plad,-wr
variety of other desirable goods, which will be sold The
lowest prices.
nay 2. ff5-tf
NTENDlNO TO ne absent fiOnI Stae several uOmhs
trip TO the South, have appointed Wgi t. Bfcsdnax
4 WIN GhOsOn atOrnies fact, Tor
time. ADDISON rows Ell.
April15. II0-tf
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itappears from these statements that. although,
inc iast administration had at their disposal 10.
the OBJECTS specified, smaller sum than the pre-
yer the 'artngs OF the last out Of that sum
nave becn greater than those of the present by
SEo,o49,oi; and that the expenditures of the pre-
sent Administration, during term OF three wears
lor OBJECTS III regard TO which it is said dis
crctlonafy CONTROLS exercised through the Dcuar.-
iheht OF State, have exceeded those OF the Last
Administration. for the objects, during an g.
quail term, by the SUN of $50, SIT 3d. The com
mttec, therefore, cannot concur in the suggestion
OF The Secretary OF State, that the small amount
OF appropriation required for the service of the pre-
sent year, Is the result OF economical SAVINGS or.
oil previous appropriations They think 4 more
satisfactory explanation OF the fact is to DC found
III the large excess. already exhibited of The an
preparations asked tor and granted during the Years
1870, 1876, and 1927, those of an eouaI ue,i
Oh o.. the last Administration
The committee, considering the views which,
me Secretary OF State, ia replying to a sDeci6.
e"f' thought proper to present, in relation TO Tie
comparative expenses OF the late and present "A.
ihihiStra'ion 10 DC materially erroneous in several
respects have felt it their duty TO submit the fore
going observations on those views to the Hone,
Al the same time, they DO not intend To- recogrliz.
Tue principle. which such a comparison seems 10
IMPLY, mat the last Administration is TO be anpcal
ca 10 as standard of economy; on the contrary
tiey are aware that that Administration was tt,ougft
ny many 10 pe pFornse III its expenditures; and the
committee themselves of opinion that for ma
ny years past, there has been Ear too little regard
10 economy IN the opH~aiions OF the Governments
az screTdi OF its branches.
our committee viii row proceed TO xhibit somo
statements respecting particular heads of cxpenLi-
lures tnro the State Department, confdod excI,r-
s'veiy TO The discretion of the President
Int portion of the contingent fund for FOREIGN
inter, purse, which has been expended by the pres
eht Executive, for objects not deemed by him OK
pedient I" disclose generally dcnoniinacd .ssccret
ST''ce W'"eY, IS found, by reference to the doc
uincni TO ), greatly to exceed, in amount ttecA-
pchdi;uie OF the last years OF the late Admins
trl,iou
Expenditure for 1922, nothing For 1925 81 ZOO 90
isSS' SS,o0o 1925, l,666 Go
Io-l, 2,I3O 1927, S,95S Oh
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Read. and committed IL the Committee Of the
IPhole House on the state Of the Union.
(CoNTINUEp.)
The committee vii! now advert 10 some view
which the Secretary Of State has presented in his
letter, in relation to the appropriations for the
service oil that Department. Although, in the
comparison exhibited by him, of the expenditures
OF that Department, under the late and the present
Administration, he puts the year 1925 to the ac-
count of the present Administration, yet, in the
view presented by him of the appropriations for
The service OF the two Administrations. he trans
iers the appropriations OF 1925 to the account
OF the last Administration The appropriations
OF 1928, however, were for the use of the pre-
sent Administrations they came TO the hands of the
present Administration, and they have been eX-
pended by the present Administration. In This
view, the Committee think the appropriations of
1925 ought clearly to be carried to the account of
the present. and not of the last administrations and
even II the question were who is responsible for
the Justness and propriety of those appropga-
lions, the committee still of opinion that the
same classification would be correct: Tor they find
the State Department., in fact, made upon
estimates furnished by the present chief Magistrate,
Chen Secretary of State) ppiating aud pro-
Fidlhg Tor the expenses OF new Administration, of
winch there was every probability he WAS To he
The head. Putting the year 1925 u The account of
The present admin siraton, the comparative state
inent of appropriations for the service OF the State
Department., collected from the Document
marked Z, which accompanied, and is referred 10
In the Secretary's letter, will then stand thus:
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MARSItAL'o SALE.
TN pursuance ri deere, the Superior Cor-.f Chnure
the Richmond District, the 18th day
Of June 1929 the Of the Mutual Assuan Society,
against fire buildings OF the State Of Vmeiua sa'ns
dc others,on Tuesday the 9Th day June will he Of
Tered Tor the highest tdera, public aucton,for cash,oD
premises the houses and mill the proceedings mentos-
ed consisting merchant miI store house, miiiers house,
and lumber house all adjoining the town ut Jtersonn
Che county OF Powaan. Also dwelling house, kitchens,
hsrn weaving house, the called Cherry Manor,
the said town much OF said above described
tpeTty he sufficient satisfy SAID decree, and the costs
ADD charges of sale Sale the m about
- o'clock. j. GUERRANT, M. $. c. c. X. ID.
OF his Deputies.
&c
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and bob ta.'' They boast all the wealth and
responsibility. This is precisely the cry that was
raised against Jefferson. when he opposed old Adj
ans. The cause Of Old Hickory is rapidly
strengthening in this state. 1 converscd with n
very intelligent farmer yesterday, who is con-
hdent, from all the facts he gather, that Adj
ANS can calculate with certainty, on only one dis
tiict, and even that is doubtful Clay's impudent
speech has reused the democrats, and nothing can
save the administration III this state" tRepub
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~ As eommi,ien to tie Jail III the Town of pe.srrz
" Runaway, on tie 18th day OF Jan 1929 neeo ~
VINO Ay h nene Rosnd that his masters Pear.
hn ne noes mol know his nanip ff 6e fr n mn,
'gho trades IN nsCroesi he further stes mat h. ,
zoe hiahe ~ lat iumu'et At Prince Edrad coufihoe b
MI ancS WILSON, and Mr. Pearson BOUGHT him and IN -
~ made h esosre from him Che neat DAY, AZ Mi EI,
M"seiey' 10 The county n P0whisn Ne i. fest rr,
ighshout2 u or y years olda toershie bs M -
az uJ blue cloth Goat and vest, ard herespun r,u,roo a.
mixed COLOR The etrner reqn~.ttd t. come d,,,s
prove property, pay charges and take him away or he eli
dealt with Z" the law directs. ROGER AfdLLoRY
ait, Jaiior
hPIb - foC-wIe.y
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FOR LONDON.
$50 XEJVHRO.

scSU ne " -14SO.
t anyway from the subscriber about the latter end OF
$50 Nov 1927, negro fellows, them named Sam.
sy are both about % IS of age The smallest Sam
Is ao@1t IT. ms hisn, with his forehead stout
ane snh OF Indian complexion, anu round Tine other
Gam about II ins high, slender made, Icing face raie
" sh conpieNiUn The other fellow named john about
% years OLD BIT high very much ed with the whip,
anu particularly his right thgb When he LEFT here, he had
'a butchers knife, aud will likely nske in hss
"eienee as he hiss resisted brore and il likely he will dis
own ms nsster name. will give $50 10 any
VINO wa, lodge them sale JAIL deliver tn to
'H= IN Ohoser Districts c. $40 Tor either of them.
. JAMES WyLL1E.
Rocky Mount Works March ~. 0--D,O-
n LII p.snIs has'nSbpen accounts A ht
"a BELL dec late Saddltr OF lie city of Rchmond
requested TO call on the subscriber fer settlement as
expected hpt reference the book, will often be required
nave had them posted, ani ready tu make settle
ments hthc'h u - de.iTabls that speedy close Ct
me administration should be made shall give
bic time 10 these who fall debt the esiate upon their
yvig bend for The payment thereof All those ,.bted
onns and notes, are informed that the claims a,in the
estate are very urgently pressed aud that, therefore,
am compelled 10 require them 10 make immediate
All persons iaiing 10 call IN reasonable time,
mat legal steps will be taken for the collection thereof All
persons having claims against the estate, requested pre-
sent theu properly and legally authen that be
apfed ." tue amount due, TO enable TO make
menis oi their liquidation. My oic. the City Hail.
where The Books and will be kept and where shall
generally attend from 10 TO 8 O'clock.
w. ID. WREN, Sergr of c. r.
Dec 81 If
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may I6.
MaRSILAL,S S.ALE-

pursuance decree OF the OF Chanoery
~ for the Richmond District this I'd day vi
III Johu Z gby Eleanor Ow
diners, SHALL Saturday the 18th day Of June
)akyie Wlo Msnn's) in King Queen sou1y, offer
ale the highest bidder, public auoto cash,
plight, title and interest," aud possibility of interest, Of Robert,
NTH the slave Jnuy, the hill menOTet aud he's iu
crease, .iuce the 5ib day &c March, 1907.
J. GUEKRANT, N. c. II. ID.
. Of his deputies.
NAV
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Aprii27.

.Iarshups Sale Of Land IN .4lbemarle S, Louisa
N pursuance Decree o the Superior Court Of Chan
eey for the Richmond District, ed the2d day
ct Mare IT, 827, the Of Nelson Brand x'Or OF
Deui Oliver and OF subsequent order OF said coui,
made in the aod dated the 23d june 1927 shall
Thursday the i7h July next the ,er for sale
90 TO the highest bidder pubie aecto the act OF Land
Lying partly the equity Of Aibemas and partly IN tue
county Louisa, within miles of Lndsay Store called
Union Hall said to 93i i2 acres, belonging the
estate of d. Oliver, dec.
Thin plantation in good farming condition. hes it
good frame dwelling house; out houses barn. stables orchard;
Sc Possession will he given the Isl day OF Jan with
ermision seed crop of small grain the usual proper
fseason.
Terms One-third cash, the balance in install
sments OF and years, to be well secured by per-
ssonal security, and retaining lien upon the land
until the purchase money be paid.
Should the above named day prove TO be unfair,
the sale will be made on the first far day thereaf-
tier, Sundays excepted.
J GUERRANT, :. &C. n. ID.
of his deputies.
nav s-fhs
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.slfRSf{.gL'S SHE.


vEfNDER decree of the superior court OF ehsncefy Tor
~ the Richmond District pronounced ON The Z3d dsy OF
1G2s tue Of Taylor Vi. MOOte,&e Ih~ I" GOoch
snd courthouse, Monday, the Esd day 0 June mkt, offer
sale, public auction, 20 tie highest bidder, the following
svt Sally IshriIa, Rachel and her two children,
iosluns, Bod Lucy, Peter, MIehae CATER anI Tomj all
iuai several " the accustomed 70 the management Of
eOisssi excellent carriage driver, &c.
j. GUERnANr, m. $. c. G. Il. ID.
or Of his depHtes.
6-tds
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n R1lnnlrrn Ii 80

KWAS eorn,h,ed 70 he Jat Of Pesfp,o,syfra eoar,, 49,
" lhs in dag efFsJrtnry iast, nsrro man ,asg o5
seto cofs hnse. JohH Boy Join Is bs,ssss 30 n 20 ,
81 nge 'odhoW cHy gisibis marx difcogseI or
Pfron and e about (ce 20 incls big6; and lew H. IL "A,
PtoPsry u Herrg ScWs atini sis, spsc,Iafor rso 49,,
ehosfd is w he city Of Richmond soys oy eays f,ss
- 1htch place ~ 9a tatH from Richmond eo,f b. H.,
reo hothershead, md sold there 10 sail Sins ~
IS reqesedfo come for5ard, Provs propsy snv
take aim asgy, o. As -st be dsa aA a. ne f,-S Jss,
IN ". YfLKER J4iIsr
<-.ss~s y .s'forsfand coiinfv.
ffG-t.f--y
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.RE.4L ESI.4IlE.
ELK IsLANpron SALE.

ELK ISLAND FOR SALE.
GREEADLY TO the last VIII X Tes,sment Of DR.. Jane
~ S. Gillian, dee. duly recorded the Clsrk's Office OF
Petersburg, tn executors will urr &c the highest biidi
Wedne- the ifh of June next, the lower aeeiy OF Ek
isIrndFIn invaluable Estste situated On Janss RIVE.
III Gooehisnd county, about 40 miles above Richmond an
within two miles OF Gainesville. II consists, iy old survey
OF si5 aere.ot extremely rich low s"und. which nov
IN The most productive state "f cultivation Every pst oft
land arabls particularly adapted the growth of tobseco
wheat The soil Of the richest loam aud entsy
hau;ibe Several 3b eco-hUuse. have lately hsen
isetrd and the hullings .ly adequate secure the
crops. Iuuneeu,mon frruy krsiiue.- and numerous
local advantages. render the most valuable which has
been in The market Person. d..ro of vssiing cpts
real estates, arerequesed examine The crops sc. Mr. VIM
s. Fowler, the will take pleasure in shewRg
the plantation to gentleman who will visi with that IN
tsntou.
The sale will take place the premises The terms of
the most accommodating character THE purchaser
tain about $4,000 OF the money during the life Of the et
OF tue deceastdby paying the thereon annuaiy
and att her denise, further edit that amount will he
allowed OF I, years, the the residue
TO be paid in tree annual nalm Approved bonds with
negotiable notes, for the interest, deed
land, TO the payments will be required Possession will
be given the LIST OF jan $780, with the privilege seeding
wheat mex; fall. Tb. title is unf:cs,ionabie.
AT the plsoe, time aud terms will also he sold high
land plantation, called Tuggle zoo good
lane II is mediaely opposite TO Elk Island, Gooebland
county THE EXECUTORS.
Petersburg. may6. II6-td.
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April

IOmdl PrEl 70 the JAN % Rockingham COUNTY on ~
.e uaS Vi petsmnsr, l5@I, - Runsssy. mnlottoe
msn W." calls himself Geo. Baptist. lie D.. about ~ 80,
od, des N ne, bgh when sPosen 70 has pleso
M,n large mouth when sPtskng, .bow, his teeth
very distinctly, no scars pereeyable. h ehi knss h.. bs
DrYke which makes him stand Is u knostased when CON-
ufu hah on black Jsnes suou (ypoen NJ and an
lsoons OF the same, Ud old wool bal much worn 'ri
owner - requested 20 come aud TAX. HIM .f he win he ~;
posed 70 ~ the law directs pNTEu tvf,. " ~ "'''
Rockingham Apfils Ia .."'
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SIh REM RD

so KEW AND.
- ANAWAY from the Suhsei ,be time last
kG negro who calls himself Sam the above negro
was Purchased IN part Virginia Maryland, by
gentleman living the Western States and ped While
passing ro this County; time taken up
confined Washington jail after renaiang time
prescribed by law he sold Tor the Jail Fees,
came the purchaser. The above negro man. of
dark complexion and HI easily known, by having
fingers of the left hand ~ the second JOINT The Joint
the hand which he of himself whist IN cunine mt
will gvie the above rwaJi any who will HIM
IN jail so that get HIM again. EARL d. CLAPP
Abingdon, Va. mi
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A-OTLCE.

Ill persons having sgain the estate Il Anthony
n X. Thornton dec. by bond, note open accoust. viii
make then known TO without delay; sud Ill person..
indebted to the same, will ease make immediate
no longer indulgence can be gtanted.
HESRY L. CARTER,
Admir- Of Il. n. Thornton, dec.
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ZOE NILE

VIE land heretofore advertised sale lying lower
end OF Amelia county, ca led Hill Grove, is still Tor
sale The whole tract contains about 5000 aud lies
the Appoma;tox, not than IS NIL Petersburg
30 from Richmond. II NIT previously sold rfivasrIy
he set up public auction tina I'd Thursday NAY
when will attend prepared, 10 he laid oE lots
10 suit purchaes II the whole be sold
Of the pure base will be requmedto paid
ia CASH aud for the residue the will
10 purchasers If f4lh cash Obtained win then
he easred at annual iuslms MS. II should he sod,
will be offered for Tie title is usqu-s,ionabe
TtloS. T. GILES.
Hfarck 90. IO5-tgs
The Editor OF the Old Dominion, Petersburg, w please
insert The above until the day # sale. r 4. GILES.
The above sale is unsvoabIy postponed unit, the 4ih Hon-
day III June next when will certainly take place the
bove terms, at T Colemau's Tavern, the
THUS. L. GILES
Richmond, 1Iay C. irs-,5.
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SADpLERY, Harness, SC. .

PHIL-7OELPHE9 .iE.3.VUF.iCTCRE.
QESf X common mems, and ladIe.' saddles, curb snafle
- brides, by the dor. sets. gig aud bars b idle
feathers, artngalss; sadl, bags leather travelling
skim, gig aud cart collars.
constant supply the above articles for sa. Ph,dei
phia prices. i'm 5. COSBY.
Arrl4 i0S-2nio
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LHndtic Hospital, williamsburg
~ CTICEis hereby given has the cells hisinsttuDn
occupied and hat patients will Re received
Until some ct toe said eelt vacant; Jue motto which
re riysu. by order Of the Courtof Directors.
Nav rs 5-U l.. HENLEY.
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msyss.
IIRGLALT.
= JnG Nv IN.
Treasury Department, J
Alnr OH 1913 {

ITcu5uTY UtpuIIWCUt, Z
May 9th, 1928.
ESpoTTcE - hereby gyeno all whom msy that
1T when desired to mike payments mto the Treasury
Commonwealth, Checks on The banks IN this ityht
checks must he enforced by the proper Ohcer Of The Bsok
they are they will be received Al this Office
L. BURFOOr, Treasurer.
NAV IL 2--8
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VIE suhscfbes ,!,e
Il the claims against his brother, Geo. c.
,at VAL expose TO sae Of the most valuable Estates
Roanoke, the junction Of sni taunton Rive
lanng 1000 acres SEQ OF which superior low grounds.
asnuch as have higher TAX ANY
ether upon the RiveI Tuesday the 81 day of June
is not the hsx fair day ANY information. relative
the land Tay he obtained BY APPLYING TO the su.cbe OF
MIR. Thomas Dame, living on he ~ em,e.
JNo. SoMERVILLE, Exor.
rs AT The same time aud tiace, wall SELL 2o0Shi.
quantity Of oats, &c
Nav 2.