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vENwENTY DOLLARS REWARD will gss
u twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
70 me in Petersburg of my man Moses, who went oil
on 'e oth mstHe Is about twenty three four years
oN' ieet inches high, dark skinned but not very
SLACK rather stout made and bow-lcgged, slow in his
movements and OF not sprighty countenance-took
WIN MN stock OF very good clothes, amongst those
now recoiected were blue cloth close coat, and blue
,'ere Pantaoons, gray cassnett coatce and panta-
oVns iur nat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
ohy Information have been able get of him. is that
ne was seen In fishing boat which trades TO this mar
ket on The night of Sunday the 18th inst, going down
James River and ashe originally came from Charles City
County, very probably is now in the neghbourhood
VI Wcynoke, Doctor John Minges place, or Of Mr.
lillian Ii. Minges where most of his relations live.
Petersburg, June 30. 16-lmf HUGH NELSON
g NRAND SOLAR MICROSCOPE.-The public
Nh respectfully informed the Proprietor Of tho
Microscope has obtained very eligible room in the Mu
seumin this city, Formerly occupied the Statuary
hoon) and which is fitted up for the purpose Of
better displaying the great magnfying powers Of tho
astonishing instrument. Tho will be open for VIZ
sitors from o, A. Nj. 10 ., p. NJ. erery fair day
ms surprising instrument discovers tovicw the most
minute bodies in the ANIMAL vegetable and mineral parts
Oh creation magnifying them than 600 900 tines
Inc apparent dust OH figs cheese which living ami
aicuia scarcely percePble TO the naked cye mag
nied TO the enormous size of from to feet, and in
actual motion, fighting and conendng in the spirit
ed manner. Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited The interesting process of CnyystdliEa-
non is shown in most respondent and magnificent CO.
ours-ltnecds but TO be TO be most admired be-
ing impossible TO give adequate description Of its
briancy.
NJ Admittance so cents, children half price.
Nov. s. 56-H
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.'Nlven yet arMN>.rr,rNn,,- Ceraer
TO TIIc NAurlLrs


TO THE NAUTILUS.
BY HARLEY COLrRiDGE, Esq.
Efom Tia W,mer's gre1ti for 1921
Where Ausoninn summers CLOWN,
Warm the deep to life and iovaunco;
AMI gentle zaphyrs, nimbly blowing,
Wantou with the waves, that flowing
~ many lnui of ancient story,
And many an islc renowned in glory,
Leap along IA glandsone boyaunce;
There, AlatiueTc,
Dost thou appear
IN fiery pinnnacc gaily flushing,
Thro' the white foam proudly dhshin.,
Tho Joyous playmate of tho bnxon breeze,
The fearless fondling of tho mighty soas.
Thou the light sail boldly sprcade,,,
Ger the iuuowed waters gliding;
Thou nor wreck nor foonia1 drcadcst
Thou nor helm nor compass modest;
While tho sun il bright above thoe.
While the bounding surgcs love thee,
In their deepening bosoms hiding,
Thou cau-t not fear,
small Mnrincrc,
Though the tides, with restless motion,
Bear thee To the desert Ocean,
Tar rs the Ocean stretches To- tho sky,
lis all tlilns own, It's all thine onpery.
lame is Art; and hor ondcnvour
Follows Noturo's course but slowly,
Guessing, toiling, seeking over,
sui Improving, perfect newer.
Iittlc Nautilus! Thou shcwost
Deeper wisdom than thou knowes',
Lore which man should study lowly,
Bold faith and chser,
Small Marincro.
Are thine within tiny pcatly dwelling
To thee law Of life compelling,
Obedience, perfect, simple, glad, aud foo,
To the great will that auimatos tho sea!
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OrICE.-Was committed to the Jail of Chesterfield
V County, runaway the third day of july,
1929, one negro named Henry about 2 ycnrs age,
colour black, feet and 5S inches hg with a near
the corner of the left cyeh2don when commttcda blue
cloth coat about half won and pair of blue cloth pan
falcons, and had with him cloth coat who said,
when committed, nc belonged TO John Smith i'm Motto
way, but has said since ne belongs Richard Edmund
son of Halifax, and says he lives at Halifax Courthouse
The owner of saidproperty is requested come forward
prove property pay charges and lake him away, he
will be dealt with according 20 Law.
J. B. GCODE, Tailor.
sept. II. 36-w12w' OF Chesterfield County, Va.
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ZACHARY LEWIS, at the Corner of 10Th and r..
III street. North Of the Virginia Banks is prepared
TO accommodate several Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with board and lodging Families vi.
sitting this place, will find his rooms airy and COM
foraoEvery effort 70 render satisfaction to those who
call on him will 10 made.
Nov. D. 56--w1y
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Il tHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
~ Notice is hereby given that this canal is open
for navigation.
The Locks arc 100 feet in length, by % feet in width
and the Canal can be navgatcd 10y vessels within those
dimensions, and drawing feet water.
The rates of toll have been fixed so low as 10 make IL
The cheapest as well as the most expeditions and safe
channel of communication between the waters of n @
Chesapeake and Delaware. Any information in relation
TO the canal rates Of TOLL SC may be had application
at the companys Office, No fl Walnut street, Phila-
dclphia.
Horses for towing may always be hired at low price
ut either end Of the Canal.
ROBERT NJ. LEWIS, President,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company.
II. -. GtLPGN, Secretary. Nov. II Gl-w2w
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"7en p,nehcons proemea0y him from " O,le@

EINORTf DOLLARS REWARD i will give TWEEN
e. ~ dollars reward iftaken in this State, for the ap-
prehen'ion and delivery OF my negro JOB, or the
same for securing him in any Jail in Virginia so that
get him again; or WI! give forty dollars reward, if
k"n out OF his State and secured in any all that
get him. job il from 25 to 80 years age he about
feet or inches high, of dark compile xon and of
out, above and the other below; he has several
scars one across the which j. very roled, but
very vheanother under of his eyes, be lie we'd 10
be the right eye; he has a'so two three
Of his wrists believed he the right wrist job runaway
from about the 10Th OF May last, and appears that
he was taken up in few days afterwards, and commit
ted 10 Hanover Jail; he remained in Jail till about the
hrst oil September, by saying that his jim,
AMI that he belonged 10 negro trader by the name
Wooolk; bit am fully persuaded from tle description
given me, that he was my negro job. About So
ven weeks ago, he succeeded bre * OF Jail wi n
the assistance OF two other negroes and white man,
that was III Jail with him. and made their escape. IL il
supposed That they gone TO of te northern ca
nails TO work, very probable the Washington Canal or
the white man may makc attempt to take Job off and
sell him IL is said, that the white furnished Job
with two passes or free papers; this might have been
done with view OF going to particular place
where they 10 meet job may be going large
with his tree papers attempting to pass free
have no doubt but that he will change his again
and make every ell RI 10 make hi entire escape. pur
chased job in RichmOnd about twelve KOnts ago; he
was rai.ed i'll Winchester, Frederick county, Va. and
was the property OF Col Smith, OF ila place. Job may
make attempt 10 go there and harbour among his
quainances OF IL II place vicinity. will give the
above reward ii delivered TO secured in any Jail
20 tl4t get him again, with ali reasonable charges paid
Any Information respecting him. will be dire ctcd to me
at Columbia, Fluvana county, Virginia.
oct. 81 5f-w6wT JOHN III. JENNINGS.
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I'm CiIANCERY--A Court continued aud held
Il for Buckingham county at the Court House on the
10th dav nj November, 1929.
John Moss, and Elizabeth his wife, Pl,ns.
Against
Polly Scrucgs, widow, Gsham Scrugrs, jams
Srrugss, Archer Scfuce-, Veientue Scfuggs. sam
Scruggs, Branch Normally and Folly his wife. William
Nowin and Jane r. his wifi, Dcfs
The defendants Archer Sciuggs. Valentine Scrugrs,
Branch NunnalIy and Polly his Wife not h wig tntcr.
their app arance and li,en security according to the
act of Assembly, and the tucs of q il cour ard it ap.
inhah.ens ut Ibis rouuty n i. o.d4trd. ai Tie ,aif
d. nda d., appear h,rr At + brua,y Court nex, anil
answ hc i Of ti,e PLAINTIFFS ard t'ai copy Of tli-
tflrr hc forthwith insrflr iu the Richtuo d Enquirer
for two monns succcsi'ely. ahd posted at tie front
DO Of tie Cour.-hou1e e u,i' county.
A Copy Teste
Nov 10 G2-W8X' y. ELDNlDGE, ". ~. C.
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z As committed to the jill of Powhatan County
w on the 18Th day Of July l.,:, negro man WHO
calls himse Berry lison, aud says he is free man
was born and raI'ed in New Kent County, dark com
lcXiOn, HE forehead. and on his breast
feet inches high had when committed TO Jail, vel
low Cotton pantaoons Cotton shirt; 10 other coiiing
the said negro has not as V produced any tviIence
OF his freedom, TO appearances about 81 years old The
owner If any, is requested 10 come forward, prove his
propefty,pay charges, take him away crhe will be dealt
win as the law directs. RlCH'D BASS, Jaor.
sept %. 39-WI2w
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A GEEEABLY 10 the ~ DIVISIONS e a deed OF trust
IA executed TO us by William o Watson for purpose 9
here in specified, bearing date the 22nd day of July
1929, and duly recorded in the office The Clerk OF
Cumberland, shdll, Saturday,, the 10Th day o De-
cember ueXt the premises sell TO the highest bidder
at public sale, for cash, tract OF Land lying in he low
end OF Cumberland containing 3lI acres more or
less" Also, other tract of land in said county,
near the former, combining 10 or less
which said tracts OF land particularly de,crh-
ed in said deed. Also, the following slaves TO wit:
Walker, Peyion, Lozy and her child, Btrwe & Char
loie also the crops OF wheat and tobacco on
hand two horses fine rddling stallion, several yoke OF
oxen and the household and kitchen furniture of said
Watson, much th reof may he sufficient TO sa-
tsly tie acquisitions Of said deed. The title is beev.
ed be good but shall convey such only as is vest
ed in us under the Trust Deed
SAMUEL HATCHER, 1r...,.
EDWARD WATSON, { Ius'eeF'
Cumberland, Nov. 10. 5S-w'ds
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HOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
oD to the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east land next TO Mr. Tchcnors carriage making shop)
where he may be found at all times unless othrryiss
engaged lie is prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
in his line, in the neatest possible manner He will
set teeth from 10 full sett, the most approved
plaand where the front teeth not too much decay.
ed he will renew them in such as TO DEFY de-
tcctisn under the sticte scrutiny even from Dentist
lie files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with az
much 10 the patient the nature Of the case will
admit of.-Tcrms moderate.
oct % Soft
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AIRGINlA.-At rules iaker in the Clerks oilre OF
Prince Edward county court the 5,h day of Oct.
1929
George Dungans and Sally G. his wife, formerly Sal.
ly G. Owen, Phf:
against
Nathan FowIkcs, adInor OF George Owen, dec Tho.
Scott, Wilson A. W. Mann, and Elizabeth a. hi. wifi,
Detds.
The defendants Mann and wifi, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according 10 an
act Of the General Assembly and the rules this court
and it appearing that they are not inhabitants of this
state: On Tive oon OF the plaintiff by their Ator-
ney, II is ordered That the said deiendants Marn and
wife, do rppear here on the first day Of January court
next, and an>'yer the plaintiff BILL and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in one Of the pub
lie newspapers. printed in the city of Richmond Tor two
mcnihs ucccs'vry and also po ted the front door Of
the Courthouse OF jhis county Teste,
Is. J. WORSHAM, c. C.
Oct. 81. b4-wSwr
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOrICE-Thc subscriber
- being DESTROYS to close his administration of the
eea;c Of Evan Rice decd. requests all persons having
claims against said estate, 20 bring them forward proper
" authenticated by hc lst day Of January next orsc-
clement As hsnoiicc will be pleaded in bar Of all such
as produced subsequently 10 that time, persons in
dcbtcd arc required TO make immediate payment
-. +. DABNEY, a1m'or
oct %. 59--w11w+ of Evan Rice, decd.
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EN CHANCERY-ln Chesterfield County CourI
IL Oct. IL, 1929
Spencer Chalkiey and Rebecca his wife, and Nose.
III. Robertson and Ibre his wife, Pitts,
against
Nathaniel Hatcher and l.ueton j. Hatcher an in
FAINT OF tender years. by Lawson Nunnay his guardian
al Item, DhIis
This day the Plaintiff. by counsel and filed
their bi-and the Defendant, Nathaniel Hatcher not
having entered his appearance, and given security ac
cordng 10 The act OF Assembly and the rules of hi.
Court and ii appearing the sa,isa cton of the Court
that he is not nhabitant of this COMMONWEALTH
IS ordered that the said Defendant do appea here OIL the
of ths Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in the City of
Richmond, Tor eight weeks successfully, and another
copy posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of th,
county for successive court days.
A Copy. Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
Ocf. H. 4S-wSws
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Oct31.

IN CHANCERY-In Notioway County Court End
n July 1929
Samuel ID. Burke and IIczekiah r. Anderson,
Complts.
against
Charles Knight, Anderson p. Miller and John Mil.
Ter, DcGts
By conscn; of parties il is ordered and dccrced that
the accounts between the defendant night and the
panants, also the between the defendant night
and the defendant Anderson p. Miller, be referred 10
John p. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chancery of
this COURT that the said Commissioner audit state and
settle the same, and report thereupOn TO this Court
A Copy. Tcstc, +. FITZGERALD, elk
have appointed Friday the eleventh day of December
next to attend at jennings Old Ordinary in the County
OF No,oway for The purpose of carrying the foregoing
order into effect where the parties requested to at
tend, early hour with their papers, SC ready for
settlement JOHN p. DUPUY, NJ. c. N. c.
oct 49, i6-wSwz
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THVHE subscribers proposed school will open on the
Il LIST of January next, and he will continue TO re
ccive the offer of Pupils, until the number reaches 30
that being his limit Lest the terms in his former adver-
tsemcnt may not have been noticed he will repeat that
they $3.50 for the scholastic year of ten months
One vacation only, will be given from the Isl of August
TO the LIST OF October, during which the board will be
$50 for those who chuse TO remain. Half yearly pay
mcnts will be required in advance These will dcfray
all expences, except for apparel mcnding books and
stationary The two last will be furnished il desired
for cash. as good terms they be procured else
where; while the mending can he done very tring
cost by scmpsresses in the neighbourhood who will
ccive and deliver their cloathcs when required. The
various branches taught and the methods pursued will be
such TO give the Boys all the requisite preparation for
entering any OF the Colleges or Universities in the Uni
ted States Blu! heir moral education will be made the
primary and paramount object of attention
n b. Drec; letters (post paid) 10 the subscriber at
Richmond, until the Convention rises; afterwards Elm
Wood, Essex County, Virginia. The distances TO this
place from the the following well known points,
80 miles north Of Richmond, Is cast of the Bowling and
81 south Of fredericksburg. The steamboat Patuxcnt
passes within IL miles ofit,cvcry Thursday from Ba
more, and returns from Fredericksburg every Saturday
JAMES NJ. GARNETT.
The Editors of the National lnelligencor and Frcder-
icksburg Herald, will please insert the above.
Eln-Wooj, Essex County, Va. oct. 10. 45-w2m
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RICHMOND COTTON MANrFACropY

a tOIION cloths and yarns, of aesuPcrior quality
" manufactured at this establishment, are offered tor
SALE wholesale & retail at the Propretos Office ION tho
street leading to Shocke Warehouse) moderate prces
They will also wish TO purchase quantity of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop preference will be given
to cotton in the seed, which will be received Of the
Planters the most liberal terms.
May 10. 3-tf CUNNINGHAM s ANDERSON
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n CHANCERf AT rules held III the Clerk. OF
"a hce of Meckenburg County, the first Monday in
Sept. 1929
Philip Raney, admor Of WIN. Manning, dec Chas.
Baskerville, George ID. Baskerville and Wm. r. Basker.
v late merchants and partners trading under the firm
and style OF Charles baskerville s Brothers, and anc.
Bruce and Beverly Sydnor, late merchants and part.
ners, trading under the firm and style OF Bruce s. Sgd
nor, PnHS.
against
Lucy Mum, Saudy Mum, Elvira Mum, Jas Num-,
and Lewis Mum. DeE!,s
The defendant Lewis Num-, rot having entered his
appearance according to the act of Assembly and hs
rules OF this Court and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF Court, that he is rot inhabiiau of this State
On motion OF the plaintiffs, by their Attorney, II il or
det"d, That the Defendant do appear here on the first
DAY oil December Court next, and his
and answer the Pldin,ns bill, and that copy of this
Order he inserted in OF the newspapers printed in
the Town OF Petersburg City of Richmond Tor eight
Courthouse Cf said County copy Te.te,
Oct. g. 43 -wSws WIN. G.. BAPrIST. d C
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EN CHANCERY-At Rules held in the Clerks
a Office OF the County Court of Amelia. for the mouth
OF November, 1929
John L. Jeter, Complainant
against
Peter Burton, executor Of Emily Ellington, CORNER.
" Emily Clarke the wife Of a certain Peter Filing
ton, and Lucy Ann Pollard, Defend ants.
The Dcf,u,lsnt Lucy Ann Pollard. not having enter
cd her appear ad given security according the
Act OF Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court ianh il
anpsA ing thai the siil H. \ Pollard, inh Gbi.ar
OF this Com onwealh On the motion of the Plaintiff
il H. ordered, that the said Lucy Ann Pollard do appear
before the Justices OF said Court nj the Courthouse
swcr the C"mpa nans Bill And that a copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in some Newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and another copy be posted up the front of the
Conr;hoi,c OF this County on two successive Court
days A Copy-rests,
JOHN r. LEIGH, C. A. c.
Nov. 10. G2-wSw
IN Chancery-lu Louisa County Court September
81 li,h 1929:
Edmund Prndleton, Plta
against
Mary J. Peers John w. Peers, Anderson NJ. Peers
Simnel y. Peers, ALERT A Peers, Melissa NJ. P-ers,
judith +. Peers and William Peers, Defls.
The defendant, John w. Peers, not having entered
his appearance and given security according law
the rules OF this Court and appearing the sa,isfc-
ton OF the Court that he is not nhabi,an, of h.
State; motion of the pain'ih by his coune il is or
dered, that the said John w Peers appear here on the
first day of December Court next, and answer the bill
OF The PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this order he forth
with inserted in some ne wspaper published in the CITY
a, the front door OF the Courthouse of this County on
some Court day. Copy. Tes,e,
DAVID Nj. HUNTER, d. c. l.. G.
Oct z 42-wSw
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THNRUST SALE--Pursuant to the provisions of .
4 Decd of Trust bearing date on the 18th day Of
May, 1929, executed by John Willis, and of record in
the office OF Henrco county court shall by the direc
tons of the person for whom the said Deed of Trust
ROW is proceed TO sell al public auction, tho highest
bidder, for cash. the premises, Saturday the 2Sh
day OF November next, tract OF land in the county Of
Henrco containing hundred and five acres, be the
less This land joins the lands of Mcssrs
John A. Sheppard, John Sheppard and David A. Shep
pard, and lies Chickahominy Swamp. Selling
Trustee, shall convey only such title, is vested in
ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee.
oct 81. 52-tds
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Circular 70 Me CLERKS of courts.

ADDITIONS OFFICE, 9th July, 1929.
FINHE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
III Courts, will be pleased TO transmit TO this office
early possible, the number of white males above l6
years. and the number of all blacks above sixteen years.
within their respective Counties and corporations
ding TO the returns of the Commissioners Of the Reve
nue. made to them-which intormaonisno contained in
the tax books returned to this Office although required by
law. This information has not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners doubtless
from belief that il not necessary-and from that
conviction the omission has been acquesced in. is
highly probable however, that in the of the pre-
sent year, II may be important TO possess it, and II is,
therefore, that the attention of clerks TO the subject s
earnestly requested. JAS. T. HEATH,
June TO- 1S-U Auditor of Public Accounts.
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H n PURSUANCE OF Deed OF Trust, made TO n, by
n the late Pcyton Randolph, of the City of Richmond
dated AID of record i'm The Couniv Court NJ
Chesterfield, TO secure certain OF money due to
D. L. Meade; shall proceed sell Tor ca,h al the
Plantation called Winterpok in the said county OF Ches
terrified, all the stock cf IIofses, Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep together with all the plantation utensils of ey-
cry description the Sale take place on Sat-
urddy the 9th OF December, 1920.
HODIJAH MEADE,
WILLIAM OLD.
At the same time and place, shall sell TO the high
est bidder 2 negro women and old men, and shall
rent out the plantation 10 the highest bidder for ono
year. JIODIJAH MEADE
Administrator IF Peyfon Randolph
Nov TO- 5S-tds