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NEW & CHEAP GOODS.
j. COCHRAN

~ as Just received, and is now opeD-
n ing the most superior assortment of
Goods which be has srer offered for sale
in Charlottesville. Il catalogue OF ,.eio
is considered Unnecessary. He willbcw-
eversay tbat it has hcca ais purpose 10
purchase every description o. Goods that
are either useful or desirable.
Septsmbe, %, 1899. #
II. B. j. G. has opened one case ,.r
BLACK, Blue, BROWH, ard oLJYE rI,,S.
which are OF very hyperion qpafitv.
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a STRAY PIC. James PIGG, Of Nash
vile, advertises his wife as an absentee
from his bed and board.
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Each year, thirty millions;
Each day eighty-two thousand;
Each hour, Tree thousand four hundred

Each minute, sixty
Each second, one
This calculation must necessarily strike
us; if the mortality be so great every year
and every hour, is it not probable tina, he
who reflects on il may himself be one of
those soon to swell the list Of the dead
1t is at least certain, that it ought to lead
us TO think seriously and often on this snb-
jec,.
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GREATNESS AND
FASHION CoNGBIlyED!!!


WTE most cordially invite our friends
w and the publ: 10 call, as we are
receiving and opening an elegant assort-
ment Of
GENTLEMEN .a,vD L7DJES SHOES
Of the latest fashion, and superior made
and prices TO suit the purchasers.
ALSO
A few dozen Geni!emeD's walking and
dancing Pumps, Seal and Morocco, Supe-
riCf quality.
Also
An elegant assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Such as PANTALOONS and VESTS
Also
One case silk and fancy colored vest and
superior made CAPS, GentIemen's seal.
brown and lathcr Gaps.
Five dozen boys gray and brown CAPS.
Also
Calicoes, Shawls, Domestics and surdrv
Other articles in that line too tedious To
msptio'U
n. 3. We have q large supply nf COT
ten YARN from the Virginia Union
Factory.
~. T. MARTIN g. co.
Main.st Charlottesville, Va.
October f6-'2q tf
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shakespeare.

HUMAN MORTALITY. II is generally
supposed that this earth is inhabited by
one thousand millions Of men, or there a.
bouts, and that thirty three years make a
generation. and therefore ,hirty-,hree years
there die one thousand millions. Thus the
number ofthose who die on earth, amounts
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-27

EXTIAoRDIEAEv INDEED. The mum.
Der of the London Examiner OF August 81
contains description, accompanied With
a wood engraving, Off female infant, stat
cd to be now living in the to H Of Sassari,
in Sardinia, Of tbs age Of five no, ths, hav-
ing two heads and four arms, or the upper
part Of two we'll formed bod;es united al
the breast. the rec, Of the Iody, with the
legs are Of ordinary io,rn and proportions.
Tine child is thin. hut in ell respects we'll
One head sleeps while the other is awake,
one is nourished by the mo,her, and the
other By nurse, and they are nursed al
ternate'y. One head sometimes cries while
the other is quiet The left head is som:-
what larger than the other. This account,
was sent by one ofthe subscribers to the
Examiner in letter dated Genera, July
23d, 1929.
A lady in New-York, whose mind is
somewhat disordered, remarked a few DAYS
ago that she might as we'll die as live, aud
instantly threw herself on, of a six story
window. She was, however, so little in
jured, that she is now entirely recovered.
Between Pittsburg and Shawneetown
whilst a" gliding merrily down the Ohio"
in kee l-boat, naYigated by eight or ten
Of those halfhorse and haf-aIligator geo.
4ry commonly called Ohio boatmen, )" Judge
Hall waslulled to sweet sleep, as the row
ers were "togging al the oar, timing their
strokes to the cadence -
Some rows up, but we rows down,
All The way to Shawnectown;
Pull away-pull away"
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"A Il Rules held for Albemarle Counly
IN the Attn day Of November, 1929.
James KinsoIving, !.
Plaintiff.
AGAINST. -
James W. Leigh, and George : ;
w. Kinsolving administrator of Jas. &
Kinsolving deceased. .
Defendants. -
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Stu
Those Of Student in a Session.
board, washing, lodging. fuel, can
dies and attendance Of servants, &c.
Sl20
Fees to three Professors, $50 each go
Naturalization or library fee, 5
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0P.4labama Land .Agency =!

N All authozsl SELL remarkably low, the Lands in the
Stats vi Alabama, belonging to the South Carolina Com
psay; purchase by Col Stephen Elliott, Of Charleston
1914 They lie ia the vicinity OF Montgomery Cahavte;
iaividuas in Til. State Tne richness so iLe purity
the health Of the country the superior
advantages navigation; the unparalleled facilities of
latitude neither cold, too hot afordhg
atmosphere The dsnsey populated ne'ghborhood
lively prospect of schools; the
growth Of eoon aud the general wealth OF the county, all
cpn.pe lender settlement III th, Of the State defa
ble The great aud Judgment with which these lands
selected, the at which they
chs.ed aud the anxiety Ut the company dispose of hem
for purpose Of efecths settlement themselves
will enable the purchaser to obtain good land al low
credit the purchaser will be given, and good
Ity required All the purchase money has been paid
aud patents obtained Deeds OF will
be M Ade o urohasers when they make payment.
authorized SELL THE valuable land. Ala
bans belonging 10 the following seneweD Col Stephen
Elliott, X. Yeadon, and J. 81 Bennett of Charleston South
Caoius together with several thousand belonging
other individuals.
S,ye holders in Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina aud
perhap, those living south, would, many
double value OF their properly, by
good srms al low prices, Middle Alabsms and picig
Of hands ts Ter good niauagtrs. The
transition Of the slaves would enhance their value usary
half the produes OF the farms he transmitted
York and the proceeds in ossh the
without trouble OF difficulty.
Gentless dBtanee, owning land in Ashsms have
the paid, other Opposition made of IT, by giving
suitable Iu.irueiieu' aud enclosing the money.
will attend 10 any business to be acted in the land
! Office in Cabswba.
Letters postage paid will be punctuay answered. aud any
gvsn which may be Teque,teJ and my
10 obtain 10 this country JESSE BEENE, Agent
u Gentlemen will confer favor by cutting this sdyer
Of the psPsr aud posting peuou,
place. Sept so. Aft
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Institution for the Education Of Young Ladies'.
NJ HIS: BLETTERMANN has opened at a retired house,
IN bu, atd hted for the purpose between ChArlGts
' aud the University Inution fer the private nsirue
on OF young ade. IN all the polite aud useful branches Of
emae eiuesticn The young ladies will be membets Of her
family They will be subject control truly parental
AID even their will be directed with
m..ai improvement Whatever taught the srprov
ed literary Institutions for female instruction in Eur
Mrs Bstterman will teach have taught under her
and inspection. She will HERSELF
III addition to English GRAMMAR teach Writing, Arithmetic
G.osraPhy the of the Globes, aud History sacred and
ptoiane. hhe will give regular instruction III the Spanish
French and Italian languages The French language will be
used as medium Of inter hsnge Of senU wishes,
IN tue common transactions of the family. This
Mrs BlniteJman hausrs herself will very much facilitate
acquisition OF this useful and interesting language.
MRS B'eitermann in the establishment here announced
influenced partly by view to the qualification
feelings, she has delighted III know
10 do good.
Parents and Guardians who may be disposed place
child Or ward under her may be informed psrou
larry oil her plan, mode of aud rsyula-
tons, BY an application at the School house
Music Dancing and Drawing, if required be taught will
constitute the only eitra expenses. Terms two hundred
Nov. IS 5aust
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IDUC

EDUCATION.
MN the l2ti day OF January next Mr.. John II
Day Will open school convenient to the SUBJ
scribers. by whom he has been recently employ
ed, in which. will be taught the Latin, Greek,
French. and English Languages, embracing in
the last, all the necessary branches preparatory
Tor College. We deem it unnecessary TO saw more
of Mr.. Days moral habits or qualifications for a
Teacher, than to refer those who may feel dispos-
ed to patronize this Institution, to the Recon-
mendations in his possession; TO such persons
as have encouraged his school for the last eight
ten years.
Five or six boarders can be received by each Of
US at $75 for the term OF ten months, Chat being
the scholastic year,
AS Boarding with the Teacher is often desired.
we are authorized to state, that MIR. Day will ac-
commodate few young gentlemen upon the same
terms above mentioned.
Tuition in every instance will be S25.-
THOMAS GOODE.
THOMAS Willy. ,
-1D1eiln, JfOp. I'm, 1925. 54-wtI2Jan,
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VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, JA UARY 8, 1929
Sale Of Land and NEGROES.

q ,r , oo'e " Lana ana .Vegr0eS.
"a tne plantation called Kennon's, (near Gent
S~ 10 Bridge in the Co. of Amelia belonging to
tue estate oil the late Jerman Baker, will be sold
Oh iohday, the 18th day Of January, 1929, if fair
aha IL not, on the next fair day, sixty five most VAL
uaoie slaves, consisting Of ms women s. children,
ooys and girls, and including several excellent
mousse servants.-The men and boys, and some of
the girls, will be sold for cash. and the remainder
ON credit OF twelve months, the purchasers Civ
ing bond and security, 10 be approved by the un-
ders'gned before the property is delivered-These
slaves are well worth the attention of all persons
wanting such property, as they unusually like
~, and well dispesed.-At the same time will
be sold about 700 barrels Of corn, on like credit
oil twelve MONTHS and on the same conditions as to
bond & security plantation being OH Apo
mattex river, the purchasers of corn Can easily
have 1t transported up or down the river as they
may require.
ON THE SAME DAY
The plantation and land will be sold by the She
riff for the benefit of the Commonwealth, on a cred
OF one, two, three and four years, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, besides deed
OF trust to secure the purchase money.-The tract
oil land contains eleven hundsed and thirty acres;
lies broad side Appomattox river, and has OH il
at least two hundred acres of low grounds, with
most comfortable buildings OF all sorts. There is
sufficient proportion of wood land on the tract and
much OF the high land in good heart-upon the
wheie it is very desirable farm, being in a gen.
teel and intelligent neighbourhood.
TIL. MILLER, Administrators Of
WIN. OLD. herman Baker.
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1N Chaneery-A court Of Moo.hy s. ,os, continued 4
9Th Of December 1923: Is
John Cole, Pnf
against
chic, D.n, =
The defendant James g. eKa,.t. not having entered hi,
appearance, aud according the
vi this court, audit appearing the .saeno count
that ne no, ab,tsnt Of Xii, Staeon the motion of the
Plaintiff by his psel 1T Is ordered that the said James &.
Nc ksls., sFPs here the first Of March ue1,,
aud sn'wer the bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy hi,
CITY OF Richmond for two mouths poed
the front door Of the Courthouse County on
court day. a Copy, Te.te,
JOHN HUNTER, L. c.
Dec -. 70-vSw
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.MINN HITGHES

shLSso Ii ~ GHES Z
lie EsPECrFULLY iniorm, the public, that her Seminary
no or the inst, uet,on OF young Ladies' op.nsd
r.. ,p' N which will be t,ush the following banchs
orthosfaPhy Readug Writing Arithmetic, English
osy' Ssie' Ls,t.e' and ooTpo.eD The French Language
aud music Will be taught il wished Bosrdefs will ne
eeyed $3.50 session, for board and tuon Washing
dss; Lodsng 40 dolls The session consisting OF 10 months.
Day pupils 50 dolls session, Fuel Di Scots. all
attention wall be paid to the health and of the young
hnRs. Oct. s. 4S-u
MY rAVERN-hOUSE, LOT, aud other Improve m. nts
"a adjoining the Public Square within yards
Of Inc courthouse lundsrsons thorough repair, with such
additions, as TO make II among the mo.t spacious
convenient Establishments OF the kDd in the country
completed, a, TO warrant the belief that will be resdy
tenant in all the month of Nov.
Xne Establishment Is offered for rent for
years.
and rssPectuly invited 10 examine the situation,
qa,te certain better staBd cannot be easily obtained
Believing TO be unnecessary thing further cf the
houses than that they unusually spacious combining
desirable convenience To first tenant they will be
al low price. SAMI WILLIAMS
August Is. % Halifrr co,yt bo,,.
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DOper L0nd Lor .GnLc.

A BEAUTIFUL Highland Farm, in the county of Cooeb
tern side Of Dover creek aud reaching 10 james River
onsied Tor sale contains about 500 2sere Of which so
the balance red land OF excellent quality Que half bS.,ii
nsersd with Oak Tbs .r~ rank, among The be, nytr
ty The Csnsl, and almost reaches the door of Dvv.mi
Tbeh affords ready supply Of meal through the ssvere.
uo1sne o. summer, and often, good msket fer wheat. "A
reside OF two years upon il, with toesby numerous
sgy, snd some tnc~ledss Of the within 30
miles VI Richmond abost, enables the proprietor TO cav WITH
confidence, that he believes there but few situation, on
the river more healthy. The dwelling house r new and
onmodious, and the other buildings suitable. propon
for the farm msy he made tbo' air. Drew Of Riebsous az
MI HUancnt al Dpvsr-ns Post Once; sny one isbns
Dec.9 : edI 80.
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EDUCATION-
Dec. 27.

TIVE suherihers school wilt be opened at hi. residences
W the upper part OF King William County ON the 18th
Janysry next spd eontioued till the 18Th Of Dec follow
pg With the exception Of month for eston which
will ne tsubht, the Latin, Greek, French, Italian, Spanish
and English Languages embracing in the last all the nee e,,a.
branches, Preparatory for College. Board, washing fuel
Qbe bosfders furnishing their beds bedding a. espdlsl
.eysny dollars tuition Latin, eeek French Italian or
SPsnnh $50; IN msthems,ie., Agebis Surveying, s20
aud Spelling, Heading, WIiDs Arlbm.t,e Ensl,,b gran
mar, Gsosfaphy, Uptory, &c. sis.
Tho'e who sIe disposed 10 eonhds their sbildien to my
care, msy rely on toe srieted attentions being paid te
religious spd norsi Improvement 10 their c9rduct both in
aud OUT Of sch 'oh and 70 their health aud cleaniness
The subscriber has engaged Dir Rob, Temple Cystbmev
TO unriie with him IN the labor Of instruction. -
mr. Owshmsy has lately completed hi, education at the
uoyefy u VTEiua lie Is az AmiAble young oan txtfe me
y steady bis hsb, and whsi enneniy au.6ed a, an
instructor line addtessed 10 the subsober reenuont
King william County, Va, will be ended IN.
THOMAS BABEEY.
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Si00 REWARD.

NRuE above reward will h. 1sie for the spprehtnsCn Of 8
u negro MA nausd ~RICHdRD, who calls hmssif
RICHARD SMITH, who left my lot Saturday Night,
and woman Maria who, VI IS believed, have gone o6
together. Richard black fellow shout feet OF 10
che, high very likely when we'll dressed but Of rather bad
sSvntDsnee when spot To- be bad 'uudry eiohes
them blue Mars ston, siIl, about ~
old not black pleasant countsnanee when sptakng
soe hsd mr winter dress snd vsriety Of otber riohes
az reecieeed The sbcve fellow bss leh wife ssd ob,i
dsen VINO 1--we 81 Mr. Tbomss UBdefwood; be IS very ste
geo snd can read snd oiersby veil he has 10 doubt
iorgso p.. aad VII probably susnPt TO get e The n;h,
efn sstss thy dollars will be PAID Tor bun slone and -
FOR Mss, nifty oxeher nd delivered The sub
serhef o. secured 20 any s Virginia, the ssms Proper
500 delivered 10 ne. w r. MIcOU.
O-e.ie, So. H2cy<f
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
SSYeAs COMMITTED to the Jail of Elizabeth CT
w ty County, on the 23rd day of July last, as
ran away, negro man who says his name is Jim
Smith; that he was born free, in the City of Phila-
ddeiphia; that he lived last year in the County of
Lunenburg, with Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Said negro
is about feet inches high, stout made. tawnv
complexion, has lost upper fore teeth, his back
much scared by whipping, has white spot just a.
bove the LETT hip, about one inch long. Had on
when lac was committed to Jail, pair Of blue Cal
net trowsers, oznaburgs shirt, and an old striped
Nurseries vest The owner Of said slave is request
TO come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away or he will be dealt with as the law
in such cases directs.
JOHN C. PRYOR, Sheriff Of
OCt. d. 43-wI2t
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Stone Ware on the .1eehonieEspfRe Turnpike,

Stone Hare on the .HechonicksrfHe T'urupike,
t,cO miles from Richmond.
'I'HE subscriber has very large assortment Of
Stone Ware, much hanGsomer and of better
quality than he has ever offered to the public be-
tore. those who have been supplied from my
Factory, and others dealing in that article are in.
formed, that have reduced the price Of the said
article nearly ftcenfy fve per cent. Specimens
may be seen at Messrs. Lewis Webb s. Co., An.
derson Garth Il Co, MIR. VIM. Allison, and s. l. f.
Pleasants Warehouses;, will be packed by them
70 order, aud aso at the Factory, where The great
est attention will be paid TO selecting and packing
Orders from Town and Country, may be LEFT THE
above named establishments.
JNO. 2. SCHERMERIIoRN
Nov 10 57--yiCw
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RU1iFORU n .I1Ig DEMY

VIE hd Sesson Of the ensuing yssr th. Tn,,tution will
commence on The 18th Ct Jsnoary NEXT and ts,min,e
IN tie 18th Iune The Cls,esI sustes eour,e, era
es snsve nd the Students be fully prepared 20 jon h
hsmPdsn Sydney Colleges, sny other literary rnffj3p
~ The Union The English snd maisnos,ics dstsn,nt
viii continue tobe conducted by Mr. r. W. K,opv or ~.
exemplary department, zeal spd asduy m r n
hp due suo hofout kno sedre Of che Numerous
~ which he 0stfutts, Including BFehfa Sufvevny1 b.v
gwen complete Subtraction 10 al who Interested IN IN
proges Of The puPils, sDd the wssIe o the s, miDary
IriLs Board, Washing n Tuition, feseh Uosrd,r s,d;,
h' bed bedding towels, esodle. &e $50 rsr ss,,;er ~
no n'h psyshs IN sdvsnes Tuition rios. sis ner IS, 80, n
payable IN advance. Wy LAWNS ~ NJ ~,
BiBs William, Zee. - .rGsy
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FEMALE ScHoLL, MILL-BRooK,

(The residence Of the late j. w. Eppes.)
EnHE subscriber has established this school, Tor the pur
N pose Of educating her daughters, aud will reosiys few
bosrders the following termf-
For board (escusve of bed &o snd tuition, IN all the
useful branches oisn Ensish Education, for the Scholastic
esr 500
Tor Dreving Painting, IS
" PLAIN Oruaw eDtsl Besdls-yvork,
Bed and beddiDg will he furnished the usual charge
The school which VpeTs0D, under the drte-
Con Of Mu H. Rudd whose Of iniiruetOp resu-
bar sys'sn Of Acsdeuiesl studies. MARTHA -. EPPES
1angh9nss Tavern, Cumberland, Ossrest Post Once
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Dec %.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

~ a.
mNTHUkSDAY,t the 18th day OF December NEXT, flair
II not on the ner far day. the Subscriber will offer
sale Al public auction, Brebye, the following
via; That well known tavern staDd the "Brentsys Hotel
adjoining the public square, the 10; containing
ground, well improved with every necessary out building
sad comfortable building in which
4srge ps'sge, two Of said have been well fitted up
a, store and counting room, with large cellar
aud Is doubtless the best mercantile stand in the place Also
his stock OF furniture comprising almost every article needed
BY lnn-beepsr, among which "a beds bedeads
furniture Also, two Bri,tr tract lots, adjoining the
ysn property Containing about 100 the other lying
the bend Of Cedar Rum atey owned by Chss Goodwin VINO
purchased II OF Walter coe.
All persons ndebtedtotbe Subscrte earnesy request
edit Dske settlement by note payment without delay
persons having eaims will please them
veniep. TIL R.UAMPTON.
~ b. The sale the 9Th uL having resulted only 10
partial d'posal Of my properly the tavern lo; dssebed
hove, will again be o5sred for sale The first Mopdsy in
February nFst, (beioy court day.)
Scarcely doubt be entertained Of the fsc that
hong The Cbaneery Court will he held in each county, tn
prospect Of which should eDhspes the value Of such proper
iy. The terms ~ ale will be accommodating al,
ou the whole afrouDt Of PURCHASE money. r.. X. II.
Jan. 72-td
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Valuabie Roanoke Land for Sale.


Virtue of Deed of Trust the subscribe hy
John Taylor, and Elizabeth his wife, aud duly 10
County OF Btunswiek dated the 2ih OF 1s2s
shall sell 10 the highest bidder public auctio Thurs
day the 29h jan 1929 fair, IL not, the fair day,
the premises tract OF and lying Roanoke river, called
Blacks ferry the Of Nee kleIburk
WICK WaebN containing 1900 about 500 Of which
FIRST grounds the upland Of deep muaio SOIL very
productive and Astounding Wild locust gIowth Also,
time and place. tact OF .nd the county of Bruins
wick Geuuo Greek called Walkers, nsIHng 420 acres,
Also, five of Mon.
roe, N. Carolina, VI which House.
The Of sale will be half OF the purchase money
two years The purchasers executing bond with
approved security aud deed u trust the land
tbe payment. LEW JONES, Trustee.
Dec. so ~ tbs
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NOTTCE,

PURSUANT to decree OF Goochland county
- court, shall, as Commissioner, sell to the
highest bidder at PowelPs Tavern on the 10th
day of February next, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day, two tracts of land, one containing SO
acres, adjoining Holman Shoemaker and others
the other tract containing 80 and an half acres, ad-
joining VIM. st. Clair's and others-the payments
upon 1, and years equal annual instalments,
the purchaser to give bond with approved sccu-
rity, together with deed of trust OH the land sold
to secure the purchase money. Such title only as
commissioner will give, which believe TO be
undoubted. VIM. FORD, comm'r.
Dec. 6. 63-wtds
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EDUCATION-

HpHE GsDo School will be opened on t5h January Inst
~ by Mr. William Watkins, appointed by the uustssa
TermsFor tuitinu $50 in Latina sud $40 10 the English
isngusge, fer thetsrm VI ten months.
Every bosr lI he bound for the whole tern, unless
received by contract for a shorter time.
believed that board be obtained 10 scnteel fsn
IN the immediate neghbourhOod.
There vail be yseston Of month, meueinE the
18th June. OREkD HASKINS
SAMUEL WATKINS,
MATH HOBSON,
Z. w. SHELTON,
Trusfses
Powhstsr, Tsn.i. 73-w4w
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~ The ENQUIRER 10 published twice week generally
nnd three times during the Of the State Lsss-
turs-Pres the heretofore, Five Dollars per annu.,
payable Notes of chastsrsd banks
toniy) will be received in payment, The Editors will
safety Of reuinE then By Aaths Pssags sfalllst
tsrs being pad, by tue writer's, .
ar No paper will be disc 'nnusd (but at thu aerssn Of
he Editois) until all arrsarasss have bssn paid up.
r Whoever will guarantee the payment si nine
shsll hsvs the tenth GRATIS. 80.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, Oh DISCRIMINATORY snts-saeh
continuance, 50 cent?
HtNo inserted, until has either bsenpas
OF person this city. its