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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
TO THE PUBLIC.
.lmt Couch Lane from G,pja,tdoiie 10 Siaun

11"E Coach Lane from GtyandoHe to Sia,u,-
ton, Three Times Week.
ENlh subscribers have established Line of Post
u CoachcS from Guyandottc TO Staunton which. in
stead OF running t,0ice week only, as stat ed in Il for
her notice, VIII, Tor the greater accommodate ION OF the
traveller, ana TO prevent unavoidable DELAY OH The
road perform the route UtJes times a week.
Tie Line Will pass through Charleston and from
thence, 10y the LichS and the State Iurnpikn io
Lcwlsburg and the principal Medicinal SPRINGS To
wit; the White Sulphur the Hot, the Warm, &c. TO
Stanton.
1t viii leave Guyandottc every TDeaia,,, Thurs
'dny and Sat'"day at o'clock, A. NJ, and on its
return, Will leave St0unton every "Wednesday FIJI
day ana Sunday, at tbs same hour.
At StaunLon the Line meets the charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also Tuning
three times Il week.
The route, from Guyandotte TO Staunton. viii be
performed IN five travelling days the 9TH dav in each
week beng necessarily resting dtv and from Stpuu
ton To Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG, in two dnvs
aud from Richmond TO the City OF washington. in
20 hours and from Fredericksburg to the City in
eight hours -
There will be M night travelling throughout the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way TO the
North Will Ind tins route very pleasant and cheap
one ANA those who may wish 10 visit the Springs
are informed that exclusive of this Line thew can
gencrally be accommodated on short notice. Will,
good ertrd Coachcs 10 those watering places
And the public are assured, that in al tcntlon To- the
accommodation and comfort of the PASSENGERS so ir
as good Coaches audTCams. and skiu attentive ans!
sober Drivers afford them the line shall not be
inferior To any other IN tive State.
PORTER & BELDEN.
PyoYri,iorS tram G"ya"dOiie tic ann Springs
Proprietor from tie Nam. No,is,, =, Sl,Ii.,
Richmond Va. June -, 1929. I'm
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RICHMOND SEMINARY.

GEVERAL Of my friends having interested Themselves
~ ia dissuading nom change which | had con-
iempated, IN the arrangements of my Seminary, pu5
lic respectfully informed that it will be continue
the ensuing year, without any material change ia the
order Of studies.
In order avoid any future Misunderstanding the
TERMS on which pupils will he received, ire annexed
'1hc Seminary will open the first of October next
aud close on the last day Of July following
N pupil of immoral character who has been DIS.
MISSED from any other school, can be admitted
No pupil will be received Tor shorter psried than
the academic yea,; aud IN of EXPULSION, the pa
guardian shall forfeit the tuition fec
~ pupil will be furnished with certificate Of NE
paraiiou Ior College, unless he shall have attended tive
Seminary h term. and shall have passed q sati-
cify examination, 10 the higher Greek and Latin Clas.
scks aud the studies connected With heip; ne al.o in
Geography Astronomy Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry,
Plane ard Spherical Trgouometrv.
'lhc change will be SCo-payablc half yearly in adj
vance
'An charge Of so year will be made Tor French
and Spanish, either WA. BURKE.
IL I ain DESTROYS TO- take into my family dJcUe
and gerieei lie boys companions and class fellows
Tor my son, IN his private studies These, besides the
advantages Of tho Seminary will receive private
ton; they shall be treated with confidence aud Affection,
aud shall be objects of never ceasiug attention.
My pce Tor board and tuition will he $500 per term
July i-wdv ". u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

FsNRAVEILERS are respectfully informed that
3 the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays w ednesdoys u
Fridays, at a. NJ. arrive ut Lynchburg the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley Inc Huntsville. Nash
vile, &c. Is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at Fluks on the Blue Ridge mountains this line in
tersecis Culdwels line, which p0sser Fincastlc
Sweet Sprngs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs, &c.
niersecting Porter 81 Bcldcn's line at Lcwisburg
which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio river.
The Richmond line III returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at ! a. VI.
and Lynchburg IN Wednesdays, fridays and l-oi-
DAYS at \. NJ.
The travel will be performed Ivy daylight in sum
mer.
For seats to tire West. apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whcthcr belonging to
passengers other persons, at the lisk Of the res
pcctivc owners thereof.
a. PATTERSON, Preparation.
RIcHNoNp & SAIt,r.
~ b CaldwelIs line runs only twice a week.
Passengers for the Springs, &C. Should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays
lulY 10 eff
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I'm CUANCERI-

IN CIIANCERl.--Atac court bcll for Louisa county, a.
Tie courthouse, Monday May the Ilh, 1929: Boivu
Nclc, pu against Robert G.. Willis administrator Of James
Mchic IT, dec, Matthew Mchc John Mchic. Joseph Niche,
Dis wife, dts.
The defendants Matthew Niche and John Niche tay-
g entered their appearance and given security according
law aud the rules Of this court and IL appearing he saac-
ton OF the court that they not inhabitants Of This State
The motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel, ordered the
said Matthew Mche and John Mchc do appear hesc the
first day Of August court next and the bin Of the plain
TIT aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city vt Richmond 6r two months
sccc'cy and posted at the front door Of the
tbs county, some cuurt-day
81 Copy TestC, JOHN HUNTER, q. g.
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When speak Of an officers gro, Ishq'l uniform
mean time IN ire ssYr..-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

Love purest seat, and Friendships sweetest home
ma piay stiii to theeth noble fame belong
VI vi, virtue, valor, eloqnence and song,
Whiie all the nations brighter days behold.
ana reason triunipiis in age Of god.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

NNR. THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
4'.A to sell two valuable LOTS lying near the
centre Of the city; one IN front Of the Washington
Tavorn, the other Immediately back Of Mr. Stnnards.
The improvements the first are removable at the
end Of the term (5ist Dec. ncXO by Mr. Goddn, the
tenant. GEO. HAY, acting
June I for the Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

HERltlNGS, SALT, &c.
1Nn barrels behring's, No.
wv $50 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, very Gne, ia kegs OF
80, 40 and 30 lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef, first chop, just received by
the Planter
n few boxes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
5000 Spanish cigars, half boxes OF which
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in IIa-
vana, for sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
may 20 Main ST opposite the Old Marriott
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Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.


"a - ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description of Ladies and Gcntcmen's Boots and
Shoes which for durability ease aud beauty Of fitting,
are too much celebrated to need comment. Their
assortment is very cXtcnsve--and If procuring the
best of worknen and first rate materials, will ensure
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd to their establishment the cNcriions on their pat
shall be nrcmttcd
July o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

-HOllN y. ROY having removed to Norfolk
" has established himscCthcrc ne a Commission MGR
chant, g. will transact any business confded ohiscare
The possession Of the commodious Fire proof Public
Ware house, situated in the most eligible part of the
Borough enables him to offer to tho Planters descend
ing the Roanoke. and convenient storage Tor
their produce: bis office is in tho house recently oc
cupic1 tv Mcssrs. J. s. L. T. Vajb. iurc &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

U ONO a. DlrNGIdSON-S GEOGRAPIIY.-Just
a received, an Introduction the study OF Gtccan and
Boman Geographically George Long, ls1 ac OF the InWor
sty Of Virginia. ofhc Uuvcr1W of London and i1Jley
!. H. NASH
The above work is said In be gerry valuable. June -
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GpRGHG

Proprietor from he Mann So, l.
Richmnnd. Va. Inne II. 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of the late Ro-
~ bert Kowcn, arc requested to settle the same;
and those to whom the estate IS indebted, will send in
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
'nn5 - or Robert Kcwca, dec.
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FARMS FOR RENE

tHE subscriber has the following rent or e,s. for
L term vi years. The lease the Mu.h Island farm
wh expire with the pressGyes II lies IN Halifax County
n: q. immediately below Weldon the Koanske River
The navig alton TO the Island, all good for boats
carrying from 500 to 500 bl of The compilation Of
the Dismal Swamp CANAL NUT facilitate grealjy the
getting TO market tie abundant productions estate
TIE hrst low ground, Of which consist al.
u'"n To tenant who would grow so &c 100
sores Of The hst low ground, hemp annually would
the term; more advantageous; would 10 the cut
tvation with an experienced farmer who would furnish the
iahour and superinend the operations Of the farm.
nave farm II miles below this city, LYING Hsnrico and
Chses City counties, at the junction Of White oak Swamp
ADD Chckahomny Ryer-t tbs second above the Iong
brdse' would give long lease 10 good ien.nt who
would protect The valuable forest attached TO it,
nave tract IN anvyer county Is miles from this CITY, in
the vicinity of Dbda fsley MILL the New C..te Ros d.
THIS road divide: The trae. lu0o acres. which would
MAKE u answer well ior two farms, each bounded by mill
stream aiIording meadow enough long lease
would be given TO good tenant
would give lease for life in $50 Hcre. mile, below mi,
cry, on the south side Of che Williamsburg road. To nau
oil industry aud good habits, should sS nothing but L,al-
eds corporation With OSeTseer ReynoIdvle pro-
teetins the exclusive forests of that
June 70. 70
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JfIt Coach Line from Guyandotfe to Sfounton.

1iid't Coach Line from Guydndotfe to Staunton.
three times tceek.
HE subscribers have established line of
Post Coaches from Guyandotte to- Staunton,
winch, instead OF running ttcice week only as
stated in former notice, win, for the greater ac-
commodaton OF the traveller, and to prevent un-
avoida6ie delay on the road, perform the Route
three times a week.
g. The 9, Line win pas: through Charleston, and
from thence by the Licks and the State Turnpike.
to Lewisburg. and the principal Medical Springs.
70 Wit, the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm,
&c to Staunton.
Ii will save Guyaudo,te every Tuesadv.
Thursday, and Saturday, at o'clock, A. M,
anu ON its return will leave Staunton every He'd
nesddy, Friday and Sunday at the same hour.
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville,
richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, Also run
ming three times week
ne Route from Guyandottc to Staunton will be
performed IN travelling days (the 7th day, in
each week, being necessarily resting day,) and
from Staunton to Richmond or Fredepicksburg in
days, and from Richmond TO the city of Wash
ington IN 70 hours, and from Fredericksburgtot the
City in 8 hours.
There viii be no night travelling throw ghout
The Route.
Persons ascending the Ohio, on their way to tho
North, will ind this Route very pleasant s. cheap
one-And those who may wish TO visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive Of the Line thew
can generally be accommodated, on short notice.
with good ertrd Coaches to those watering places
And the Public are assured that in attention 10
'he accommodation and comfort of the passengers,
SO lar as good coaches and teams, and skifrI, al
tentive and sober drivers can afford them, the line
shall not be inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER & BELDEN,
Proprietors from Guyandotte to the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Warm Springs to Staunton.
Guyandotte, June 10. Irwin
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
March SIst. 1929.

n OTiCE hereby given the proprietor. Of the unrr
= deemed SIX per cent stock, created in pursuance
millions seven hundred ard seven h,n.
dred and twenty dollars aud cents under fs
several denominations Of the "Loan Of May 3D. 1914 OF
ioOOoOOo dollars, tchieh supplemental Stock has
MHy 1914 Of 10000 doanr," and Of the asir per
cent stock 1912 that their certificate, upor the .reu-
der thereof will the brst day July ue. be paid 60 them
fePee'veIy or to their legal aorpes
@ a. the Treasury or at the Loan Once where
Aud It's further made known for The Information or ibe
parties concerned that transfer certificates ,usd
under the set Of The gath March, 1874 the books of the
Treasury Of the Commoners Of Loans. will be ,nveJ
alter the fs day Of June merit that the tbe
stock hereby notified payable viii and determine on
he next preceding the day hereby fixed for the
"ent hereof &. ID. JNGHAM,
= APr, .. I0.-vi,Iuly seeIy cf The Treasury.
'ksHE suberber wishing IRON b., pssent stu,-
dance on slsYe labor Offers for sale chat vsnble property
called the james River Slate Mines so mss Rchmood
10 VHS'ns immediately Oh uagIstop These Quses yield
Ds ete eknowledgsdy superior
brought TO The Richmond mafks now IL fall and pfo.pe
rous operation, promising produce srsst profit
crease more fspidy IN value than sry real property OF
-ame present amount yfsnia. Besides the usriss nov
WORKED by the sub,crber himself there oe iesed cut
handsome profit leased 10 vre.t ,dv,
tsge, the present ieses n the purebsssy
sire But - no can be sIPseieJ adventure in such
purese without first examining and Judging for himself all
best when considered with The de-
nand Tor that iuenehs article Of permaaancy and security
all others yet deovsd will he pointed by the proprie.
tor EEttuSve credit will be given IL feuuired or uIth.r
particulars enquire Of Arehslso' Agent fos
JOHN NICHOLAS
~ n. The Editor, OF The Washington TsIe,r,nb n,,,;
Republican, snd N. York Evening Post are ysau.sd
10 insert The above vesut weekly for four weeks ana
forward their accounts 20 A. Hughes for payment.
The Editor, Of the Washington Teerrsph Bst;mor. h.
puboao and N. " Evening POST are IN rs-b.
lh The above corrected once week for
four weeks according 70 this note.
June q T-uzs
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Land for Safe.

L<uHU JUT IoUte. =
Nhc 'nb,etibsr offers for sale hi, whole estate eoa.
uy of Shirley, which contain. niue hundrsd .cg.s
~ rst rate land which bsrs large dwelling houss ma
Smee, barns machines and every thus completes
Also, his Harden, tract, miles from Shirley
oeesn 1900 eere Of heavily timber ed land, With QUE
oi tne best Orist Mills IN the State; being
and making beiwesn3 400 barrels Of toll corr
per ahnu- together with hundred likely grocer among
shom are uadesmen, house servants &c. &c.
The above property lies River In Charles CITY
county, Val and within 20 miles Of Richmond Of
f'oui anu three OF City Poiat Those who really
toui % buesa's, ascertain the by enpplyex
oeveIey llaudoph er9 Riehmnnd Hugh Nelson,
'ef'ou's aud are invited to view the premises
- HILL CARTER,
ed 70 insert the above weekly Two months. and trsn,u
their bill fJ thi. Office. =
MAY f-v,m
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Z TAKE pleasure in informing my clients in the
Court ofAppeals and Court OF Chancery, that
my friend John Robertson, esq. has consented 10
attend TO my causes in those courts. To those OF
them who may not be acquainted with Mr.. Ro.
berison, lbeg leave TO say that his talents profess
sional skill, and attention 20 whatever he under
takes, cannot fail to render the change advantage
Gus for them. With a view 10 save him trouble
as Tar possible, all papers not filed in the suits
will be leh win roy brother David May Of Peters.
burg, who will give any information 10 his power
respecting them.
JOHN T. MAY.
June 10. 12-3s
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TRUST SALE.
81 = Virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by
- Hutchinson TO the subscriber land which Is
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico
County Court,) for certain purposes in the said
deed expressed, | shall, Friday the 18th Of the
present month, proceed TO sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder. for cash before the door al
the Bell Tavern, in the City Of Richmond, tract
of land, containing twenty acres, lying in the
County OF HenricO, adjoining the lands of Jacob
Ellis and others. The subscriber will convey such
title only, as is vested in him as Trustee.
The sale viii commence at 10 O'Clock.
I''ne is ll--3t =. &. MAYO.
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ID ANYWAY from the .uhcfiber, living in King wills,
County Va en- about ths I'd day OF May last negro
man who Is called BILLY MITCHELL, but have under.
stood he has changed hi, He bsek. NTH bat MT
vsry good one about ,I 4 ct hsh CT light complexion
walks very nimhis aud wheI spoken has pleasing
nance he stoops little his huuidsrr- scar ON on,
Of his hand' OF his foreeh has been knocked has
small WHISPERS and saumers little when spoken to- He
had on whsn he eloped snuff eooued oek coat black vest
and Blue Psnaleon' will give twenty dollar, if be
brought home TO King Wiism Oourthoue or IL
secured IN any " IN this State that him agsn; and If
he taken cut Of the State and jail 50 that
get him, will give the above reward of sy dollars.
HENRY SLAUGHTER.
June.i9. 20 A..
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$40 REWAKD.

STU NE WAKD.
8 AhAWAY FROM the subscriber, living MeetIenizss <,
NSc some time IN March, alright mustto woman named
Fanny :ometime called Fanny Epper.on She IL about 40
yesrs old, With thick buhy head Of hair about the
ordiury size she doubt with her husband Marx FoJ,
who free msnwho lett this county about three week.
ss"' lie spare made fellow and much darker than the
woman will give the shove reward if brought hcne, with
eipen'e' or II she lodged in any Jail that nay
gel her All persons are Forwarded from haiborng carr,
ing her away at their Peril
SAMUEL FA2RAR.
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sEvENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD

NjSI ILL be given for my man Ben, who rama
Wv way 7th inst. if taken out Of this State, and
SO If taken in, and delivered to me in Richmond
He is is bright mulatto, and has been taken for a
white man. lie is feet 8 or 10 inches high, stout
made, about % years OF age; has white spot on
the front oil his head-has lost piece off his left
ear--has very large feet he carried with him a
blue cloth coat and pantaloons, casinett frocs coat
corded panaloons, and fur hat He is a rough car
penter and millwright; has good idea of agricul-
ture; can read and write.-I have no doubt he pro-
cured free papers, and will endeavor to make his
escape to a Northern State, as he runaway from
Stafford county several years ago, with three of his
daughters and was taken in New York, Sept 1926.
JOHN HILL.
June 10 lift
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From che LONDON Moya-iss.l
HOBBLEDEHOYS.
0Ns nsn-nor . boy,
Bot q Hcbblsdsh .S-Old Sc,

sAo 0eu-uot = COY,
~ Bot Hebblsdshoy."- S.sk
otssfs Is ,tins, happy time
"ssc i I'd, nay he: him without q es;..,
When uscsa With their daughters will ls.ve h;n sors,
~ be snly seem 70 fear then;
Wnties were he man little more sroup,
zhsy rsssr would let him come near them.
Tasse. Lilly. -thess we're the days xhen you
Wee my boyhoods earliest Came
Weer shosght .n honour to tie your shoe,
When scarcely vs1t.red to take sti,,,
Tho your lips seem half to invite me;
but. Lilly! l soon got over hs,--
When kissd-snd they did not bite NE.
Oh for those x1sdsome, and fairy tines,
And our hesrts-vsre then in the sprirS.
"ns1 ps,,ed ny nights ~ writing you thy mes,
Add don't you remember your rnothsr's di,msy,
When she found in your drawer my sonnet;
Add the beautiful verses I wrote one day,
On ths ribbon that hung from your bonnei?-
And the seat We made BY the foun,ains su,b,
where your task you we're won't "a saw
And Row lay under the holly bush,
Till your governe,, went away
aud how, when toorons al your task you ssl,
Or whenever q kiss Iwauted,
brhyed like mewed like chi
Bill she deemed that the place was haurt.d.
And do not you, love, remember the day,
When dre,sed yoy for the play.
when Pinnd your kerchief aud laced vou- stay,
In the nsatest and tidiest way.-
aod do you forget the kus you gave,
When tore my hand, with The RIM
and how you wondered msn would not eh,rs
The boards from their hotribe chin.
And do you remember the sardou vail
eimb'd W every night
And the racket we made 10 the servart's hall
When the wind had put out tse Light
when sally got rp in her pe,tieoa,,
Aud John came out in hi, shirt
aud silenced her with a guinea note
And blinded him with squirt.
Aud don't you RENE mber the horrible Bit.
L got from the Sardnes's bitch,
when John let her out of the kennel for mite
and she seized the or.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ESOAPED from the ,ubcIber living in Kug william,
- county, sons tune IN Nay, small compact light bsy
horse, supposed 10 be yers old having the
o. spawn Plin and eveud5ai with dark streak extending
down bus back he PAGES remarkably WE'LL and has
wsy of srunng rode, sill while under The
SADDLE. lie w's brought down TO kiohmJnd from Augus
county, ny mr. Charles II. Kowlsnd whom he heons d.
and Is probably making has way hack. the
aud delivery of said horse Mr. Webb OF Richmond
will be paid tie above reward
June 10 io-s,ass
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tS>aS eoniruted 10 the io.u Ui Prisrsour .
w ON tue ION day of January s29 runaway, ne
gro msn named wilson, sometimes calls himself Wilson
batche feet 10 inches high, bright mulac, about IS
year; OF age, has large the outside of his lex
ms clothing consists of dark wooden homespuu coat, white
cotton panaloou' homePun vrtt cotton sh wo, hat;
hessys that he heiorg TO Mai Peter Airon Of St.les
Is.t.
The owner srequested 10 forward prove his proper
w pay charge. and take hun away, he will dealt with
s' the law directs. ROGER MALLORY, Jai,or.
April 8. sth IOs- view
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= TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, sc.
WM. II. REDwoop,

Commission Merchant,
Fire.proof Warehouse, on H1oodside's Wharf
recently occupied by .tessrs. j. s. ". South
gate, Norfolk, VG.
II ESPECrFpLLY tenders his services to yNer.
-" chants, Planters, and the public generally,
in the sale Of Produce, the purchase of Goods,
and generally in facilitating their business trans
actions in the Borough, for which his commissions
will always be moderate.
His attention being cor fined entirely TO The
Commission Business his knowledge Of persons,
and mode Of doing business in Norfolk, and his
thorough acquaintance with the country business,
will, he hopes, be found advantageous to those
who may employ his agency.
Refer 10 Messrs.
ROSCOW COLE,
CHS. l.. WINGFIELD, WINS burg.
ROBERT SOUTTER,
SHIELDS Il ASHBURN, Z Norfolk.
Eds. Of The Beacon.
June IL. I0-Ats
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ND1Ii.I.,

rs hereby given tina, application will he at TIE
Atres'ury OF The United States for the renewal
hcste 81 stock which has been The certi6c i, fr
Of the loan OF 1915 funded per stock
me i4b Jane 1917! numbered &C. standing the Loan
Office BOOKS Of the Branch The u g. aRichmond 10
the Of -
L. WARRINGTON.