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HTDUCArlON.-At a very healthy .iuat,on Dc,r
IA Goland.ville Caroline, the subscriber will omen
ScHooL. on the 18th Ian. ensuing. ls viii teach the
thgli.h Tongue, including Reading. Writing, Gram
mar, Bi'o'y, and Geography with Msp' Latin, the
various branches Of Mathematics, Geometry, Tfi.o.
nometfy, Algebra, and numerical Arithmetic
several boarders can be accommodated by the sub.
scHbet, at 300 Tor Board and Tuition: The Boarders
furnishing bed and bedding. Tuition for day Scholars,
$IO JOHN " KEAN.
Dec 3 6s-I2,
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EHUBLiC AUCTiON.-By virtue of deed of
q trust, executed to the Subscribers by Rsndolnh
Ross OF tis County of White, in the State Of Tcnne,-
Sec on the l2th day Of August 1920; and recorded In
The tnsing Court, for the City OF Richmond on the
2Oih day OF June, 1921; and ordered 10 be certified
which said deed OF trust was registered in the Regis
tcr's Office, n White County, state Of Tennessee
ON HE 9Lh day OF August, 1921 aud also in
The Registers Ofce in Warren County State Of Ten
nessee, on the OH day ofAugus, 1921 for the
Of securing The payment Of sundry sums of money!
meniloned in the said deed: will be sold by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, ready money al the
front door of the Eagle Hotel, in the City of Richmond
on "wednesday. the 10Th day Of December next at IA
o'clock il fair, otherwise the fret fair day there after
he following property TO wit: certain pieCe par
Gel OF land ia the comfy Of Warren, State OF Tennes
see, containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave.
Sundry other pieces or parcels Of land purchased by
the SAID Randolph Ross OF Elijah Saunders George Saun-
ders, Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, j ohm Officer Will
liam Edves, Alexander Mchiurray, Charles and william
Giessnm Thomas Ray, and Elijah Deake, and sundry
pieces or parcels OF land in the said County and State
granted by tie said State, TO the said Randolph Ross
supposed 10 contain about twelve hundred acres
hlso certain piece or parcel of land in the county Of
white, IN the said state of Tennessee containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, including the Big Bone cave
and sundry other pieces parcels OF land in the said
county ana state purchased by the said Randolph Ross,
OF Anthony Debruce, John McIemorc, Geo Saunders
Elijah Saunders, Elihu Saunders, Jacob Drake Isaac
Drake and John Wilson-aud sundry pieces or parcels
Of land IN the county and state granted by the said state
20 the said Randolph Ross, supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acresAlso third part of CERTAIN
tract or parcel of land in the said county Of Warren
SUITE o tehnGsscc, when inc said Randolph Ross holds
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel pain cons;n;n.
three thousand acres, including the Salt Wells on Rocky
Riyor-Aiso 10 negroes, whose are "no now re-
Collected nnc OF which were ia the OF Reu-
ben Rose, ard six in the 10 session of William 10.
Jr also all the stock IN trade at two stores beIongin9
20 The said Randolph Rose, in Tennessee one Of yyRi,h
keP al sPir'' ne Other az Arch Cave; the first case
Of wiic stock amounted 10 SsOOO And also the me-,
chancisc ia ils hands of Reuben Ross Of Lexington in
Virginia belonging % h- sad Ross, valued at SIOOoO
The sals VIII be 60. Quoted by Thomas Taylor.
". DAHDRiDGE,
W NEKERYIS, trustees.
Oct H. fs--ds
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o,ZJ0 prizes, amounting to 10000
Only 10000 Tickets in the schcmc-NTore Prizes t,,n
Blonksl-;ho whole payable in CASH which as usual
az CoHEN's OFFICE, canbc had the moment they are
drawn.
khoieiichei', 80 90 quarters, 81 %
Hoives, 80 | Etghihs 20
=" ORDERS either by mail (post paiD or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash orprzes, will meet the
prompt and punctual attention il personal an
Piicaiiou. ]. 1. COHEN, Jr. 4 BROTHERS.
Baltimore.
IL The Register, containing The Official List, will be
forwarded Immediately after the drawing, to those who
may requestit
Dec. o. 60-2awf26Dcc.
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SDUB-lC SALE.-Pursuant TO an order made by
a the Hon VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir.
r 'ourto oil the District OF Columbia in the matter OF
'ohn JAWS an insoyent debtor will be sod public
auction on the lst day of March next all the right title
and interest OF the said Davis in and TO tract OF land
IN NaaWha County, in the State of Virginia, lying on
Elk river on the > +. side, above and below the mouth
OIL bue Creek, supposed TO conin about 90 900 acres
SAFE 10 take place AT the Indian Qacen Hotel, in the
Siiy ot Washington, kept by Jesse Brown at o'clock
Il. NJ.
Terns--A credit Of twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney to be securcdb by the purchasers bonds, with Sc
curi;y TO DO approved by The Trustee
THOS. HUGHES, Trustee
II. MAURO & SCS.
sept. 10. S7-wtds Aucti,nocrs
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ENDUCAIION.-The subscribers school, for the in
= sruction of boys under If years of age will be
open on the 18th. of January, 1880.
Terms,-For the usual Classical course Of in
struction, and Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arith-
meuc, Geography and Mathematics, for two ses-
sons of tive months each, S2J 90
For board (the pupils finding bedding and tow
eis) for the sessions SIS 90
III the subscriber furnish these articles 90 90
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge-W Wood, Hanover, oct g. 4I-2awtIstJon
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"a ORBORNE l.. SUTTON, sole Proprietor of the
L Bowling Green Tavern, Caroline Connty0 has for
borne FROM asking portion Of the public patronage be-
cause oie uncomfortable condition of the stabshne nj.
lie has T nearly two years, been actively engaged i'm
repairing and altering tine construction of his house
during which time he has made many changes all Of
which, he hopes, are calculated TO add the comfort
ana quiet oil the travellers He begs leave to saw to
'he puhhc that he has broken up that of rabblc
which 80 frequently annoyed The house: and now
even on Courdays, the traveller may go to rest with
out ;he fear OF disturbance He has alsn provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern 81 the use of
families travelling neatly and comfortably arranged
tie pledges himself to the public TO use every sxertion
10 render lair equivalent to all who may favor him
with their company.
Bowling Green Sept 25. A0n
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sept. l
TREASURY DEPAkTNiENT. =,

oiiCE II iiEREGf GIVEN TO the propre;ors OF
Y the STA per cant Stock created in pursuance Of an
Act oil Congress passed on the 81 dav OF March, 1915
TIA: has been decided by lot the certificates Of
The said stock, which mentioned in the annexed
Schedule, amounting in the wl,os TO three millions
JorfyniR thousand Eue hundred joriy. tro dollar,
ana ninety three ce's be paid, the Is, dayo( jan
unry neat, TO the propretos the eof their rem
resen'atives or attorneys, duly constituted on Ia, pes
seniation and surrender of the said certificates, at the
Treasury or at the Loan Office, where the same ma,
stand credited.
Vofice isJurhcr giren that no transfer Of the GER.
hcates mentioned in the annexed Schedule, from the
books OF the Treasury any Loan Office win he al.
lowed after the LIT day OF December next
ind Also thst The interest on all The certificates mon
toned in the said Schedule; will cease ami determine
on the 3lstday of Dec. next s. D. INGtIAM
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Schedu'e 81 the Certificates of the Fix per cen, stock
OF ISi5 credited thu books The Loan office nj Pr
gihi0 and which are TO be paid on the Isl of January
lS3O, agreeaOly 10 The Ioregning notice.
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TENHE Proprietors OF the Richmond and Baltimore
II Union Line OF Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has been in operation year
that the best OF coaches horses and
careful drivers and will be constantly kept that the
route affords the best accommodations, good roads and
no night travelling by land. The stages leave the Bell
Tavern In Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Tappahannock to din
ner, returning, leave Tappahannock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings the ar
rival OF the steamboat Patuxcnt from Baltimore
rive IN Richmond, in the evening On Saturdays they
must meet the Pauxent at Tappahannock ready take
passengers TO Baltimore, which arrives there the sue
ceedng day by o'clock, p. NJ. The boat leaves Bal
moe cvery Wednesday morning and arrives at Tappa-
hammock on Thursday morning. The Proprieors will
spare no abour expense render this route
Bile, and they have the pleasure TO state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delig hed With
the line.
VI Stage fare at the low rate of So so; intermediate
stages, s cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Inelligencer
| iynchburg Nirginan, will publish the above for tvs O
| hiohuls. oct 10. I5-2m
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e AND AND SLAVES AT AUCIION--- In mn,

n AND AND SLAVES Al AUCTION : In pu,
& 4 suance a. decree OF the County Court of Hano
Ner h'dc on The Bah OF O.'"her last, in the case OF
'n"y and others, vs.. Mary G. and Nancy G. Diver
me suo'croer. wil az Conmi s.ioners named i'm the
sara decree proceed 10 sell, Public Auction on the
premises, ON Wednesday, the thr;eth Instant a trac,
tanu lying In ~" County Of Hanover, whereof
susan Gentry died seized, containing about 80 acres
DE me came, more or less. and about miles distant
rom Richmond and hosnded by the Lands OF Henry
llcr, Joel Jones, Edwin Shelton and Chsales Tyler
a. the same time and pac will also be sold under the
sid decree, hive iA valuable slaves The land and
saves will te sold credit OF ~ month"; exon, Tor
50 mucn oil Tie purchase money "a may he necessary
TO der'y the costs of suit aud e expenses at,endipy
the sale, which must BE- paid in cash tho the hands OF
the Commissioners. Bonds with good per-ona scruri.
~, viii b- required u the purchaer. OF the slaves
m'de payable to tho Commissioned. and from the MIR
chaser OF tie land. bond with good security, aud
deed Of trust on the land.
ROBERT C SCOTT
JOHN w. BROKEN BROUGH ( C'"'"' 70
Dec. s. 60 wtd
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IN CHANCEBY--At Court held FOR the County
II OF Amelia at the courthouse thereof, on Thursday
the 9th day Of September, 1920.
Isaac Pollard, Thomas Pollard, Robert Pollard Fran
els Pollard Iacharah Pollard Ovcndor Pollard, Elijah
DeatOn, in right Of hiS wife, Nancy, formerly Nan
cy Pollard, children of Joseph Pollard deed. Caleb
Pollard, George Pollard, William Pollard, Robert C..
Pollard, James Allen in right Of his wife Betsy former
ly Bctscy Pollard William Coleman, in right OF his wife
Nancy, formerly Nancy Pollard, James SOuta in right
Of his wife, Mary, formerly Mary Pollard, which said
Caleb, George, William, Robert C.. Bctscy, Nancy and
Mary, children Of George Pollard, deed. who was
also son OF the said Joseph Pollard, deed. Pitts.
against
Edward Green adn'or with the will annexed Of Jo.
scph Pollard decd. James Deaton in right Of his wife,
Pollard, which said Betty William, and Moses arc
children OF said Joseph Polla H. decd Lucy Ann Pol
lard infant Child of john Pvard decd " ho was aiso
Of the said Joseph Pollard decd and Joseph Pol
lard, child Of Joseph Pollard, decd. who also a son
/ OF the said Joseph Pollard, deed.
The defendants James DcaOn and Betty his wife.
William Pollard, Moses Pollard, Lucy Ann Pollard and
Joseph Poard not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the Act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court, tat They not inhabitants of This
monwcaltli-it u ordered that the said defendants ia
appear here the fourth Thursday in December next
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs: and that copy o
iris order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond for two months ssc.
cessivcly and another copy be posted AZ the front
door Of the Courthouse Of the county on two successive
court days Copy Tcstc,
yOliN r. LEIGH, c. A. G. G.
] oct ~ isNwew
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY
4 NOTTON cloths and yarns, of superior quality
manufactured at this establishment, offered tor
sale, wholesale s. RETAIL at the Propricor Office ION the
street leading 10 ShocxG Warehouse) moderate prices
They will also wish to purchase quantity of prime
cotton ci the ensuing crop. preference will be given
10 cotton in the seed, which will be received Of the
Planters on the most liberal terms
May 10. 3-f CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON
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Dec. 3

F@NkUSF SALE.-Pursu, 10 the provisions of =
III deed Of hust, bearing date on the fourth day OF
FEBRUARY. lS2o., Execute by James d. Elicit, air.
WIFE, 10 Gideon Bo.her, and Edmund Christian. and al
record, la the Office of King William County Court
a, surviving ruetce shall proceed TO SELL at public
auction TO the highest bidder, before the Tavern door
Ming william COURTHOUSE. on Monday the 2Stli day
OF the present month December tia, bsiny Court d.v.
tract oil Land ia the County OF King William con-
tanning two hundred, and s-veniy-fve acres be the
same more or ies.. and three negro slaves, wit:
Lewis Jess, and jacob The Tr,cI of Ind ia near n
Brandy Wine, and adjoining The AIoncuen Mills
Dec. g. 6S-9t EDMUND t,uRISTJAN
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Ohm y SAVAGE. DENTIST, has removed
o. to the middle tenement in the block Of building
east and next TO Mr. Tichenors carriage -masng shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged lie is prepared TO execute all kinds of work
III ms line, in the neatest possible manner lie will
set teeth from one TO full sett. the approved
Pan-and where the front teeth much decay
ed he viii renew them in such defy de-
tectlSn under the stTictct scrutiny from De tis
lie files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much ease TO the patient the nature of the case VIII
aomu ol.-i erms moderate oct. %. Soft
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YENwENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will 0,ye
N twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
the 9th instHc is about weny-threo or four wears
old, feet inches high, dark Skinned, but not very
black, rather stout made and bow-legged STOW in his
movements and Of not a sprighty coun.enancc-,ook
with him stock of very good clothes amongst those
now rccolected were blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere Pantaloons gray cassnctt coacc and panta
looms, fur hat good deal worm boots and shoes The
only information have been able get of him. is that
he was seen in fishing boat which trades to this mar
ket ON the night OF Sunday the 18th inst, going down
James River, and he originally came from Charles CITY
County, very probably is now in the neighbourhood
of Weynoke, Doctor John M;nge's place. or of Mr.
William III. Minge's where most of his relations live
Petersburg, June so. I6-lmtf HUGH NELSON
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ri y EMOVAL.-SMITH S JOHNSON beg leave Il
q t. appr-e thOir friends that they have removed thei
store into that lately occupied by the Messrs. Gat. di
reciy opposite the United States Bank Main street
where they offer for sale, in addition chOice seicc
ton ef Vtncs and SpirtuOus Liquors, the followin.
articles, viz:
10 hhd' ~ Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
Is 10 w. India and Orleans mola.scs
l1OOlhs loaf sugar, various qualities
10 chests gunpoY der imperial and Young hyson te;
80 bags Java, Old white and prime green coffee
$50 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
10 tons bar iron, English, Swcdes and Country
% ion plough moulds
ho bli>tered German and English bstercd steel
25 kegs nails, assorted
$1,000 lbs cotton warns
10 bbs chad mackere and herrings
20 kits family 10
5000 lbs bacon
20 kegs Duponta powder
ton Youe's patent shot
25 bbls and 8 hhds common w!iskey
10 do old rye do
80 boxes 3 by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
80 do taow and and sperm candles
30 kegs Jamiesou's crackers
Plough lines, bed cords, shoe thread and Irvine
Five and ore gallon den,ijohns
Writing and wrapping paper
Pepper, ginger and a,pic.
Alum salipetre and copperas
Cotton and wool catds
Stone ware, assorted
Tar, lime, &c &c, on reasonable terms
Sept. Is. 3s-wn
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1895 Prizes amounting 10 SIJ6, $50
Whole tickets s., Halves 81 80, Quarters 81 %
-+Orders for tickets shares. will meet the most
prompt attention, and the official list of the drawing will
be forwarded to all those who may require it-Sdlress
TIoS. u. 1sTGG EP.
Dec. .. Gid Richmond, Va.
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G RAND SOLAR MICRoSCOPE.--Ths public
M ara respectfully informed, the Proprietor of the
Microscope has obtained very eligible room in the Mu
scum in this city, Formerly occupied as the Sta,uary
koom) and which Is now fitted up for the purpose Of
astonishing instrument. TIE room viii be open lor vi
sors from o. A. NJ. TO 5, r. NJ. erery fair day.
This surprising Instrument discovers t. view the most
of creation, magnifyng them more than 600 600 tines
The apparent dust on figs cheese, which liking a;-
macua i'scarcey percertible to the naked eve il mag
actual notion Gghling and coniending in the mos spirit,
ca manner. Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited The interesting process of Caysiaisa
non Is shown IN most respondent and magnificent CO.
lours- needs but to be be most admired II bc
ing impossible TO give adequate description Of It's
brilliancy. u Abundance so cts children half price
Nov. s. re ~
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THfRUSF SALE In pursuance OF deed oi lrusi
u executed hy Gen. John Brown, 10 the subscriber,
bearing date the SIS dSy II March 1920 and Of
IN The Office Of The County Court Of Augsa and at ,e
fcqne>t Of the P"re' concerned. will proceed to SELL
on lie 18th day OF December next, before the front
'loor OF Mrs Ann Chambers Tavern. in the Town o,
Slaunon, all the slaves cOnveyr said trust amount
ing 10 upwards OF thrty of which are very vaua
be hou-e servaDt'; u COOL Black Smith; first rate
Shoe maker; number OF very likely boys aud grl.
&c.-They will be sold on credit o! nine mnnhs-
The purchaser giving bonds with good security wish
interest from the date.
DANIEL SIIEFFEY. Trustee
Dec. 3. 6S--wIw
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a REAT LUCK THE following are the drawn
IH numbers in the New York Consolidated Lottery
Class No. l3 for 1920:
~ 80 % IS 90
No. ~ 10 & . IS 10, two OF the Capitals sold s.
paid al sight, yesterday at the truly fortunate and
prompt pay Lottery and Exchange Onice of
TIIOS. Il. BIGGER
IL Where in the last New York Lottery No 29
AZ ~, whole ticket, the highest Capital Prize at SO
600 sold and paid at sight, and where 10 le. than
one bundled dndfue Capitals have been sold and raid
within /etc Ueeks.
Dec. O. 69-2t
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uNARMERS' BANK or YRGINIG.-Tbe annual
n meeting of the S'orkloldefs for the eIecton of
Directors o! the Bomk and II tho Oices Of ID count and
Deposit, will be held on "Wednesday. thr g p dsy Of
January next. VIM. MEX ERyiS Cashier,
Dec Gs- 2sefdm
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HTEAlALE EDUtATiON.-1he School AT nv house
4 Will be continued the ensuing year. under ill.,, in,
strction o: Miss Susan EiParrot, young lady, who
has been highly recommended by the Rev Samuel b.
ly, she resides 1uoress In this school will be
taught Rea ling, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography with the Of the Globes and Maps
History, Composition and the elements Of Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry and Rhetoric
TERMS-For board and tuition $40, payable half
yearly, in advance, boarders finding their beds and
bedding, or if furnished by me- additional sum OF So
will be charged The school VIII commence on the
10th January and terminate the 18th December with
a vacation of one month, in the summer. Ii would be
agreeable to receive carly applications from those, who
may wish TO board their daughters wards with the
subscriber, living the Bowling Green, Caroline
County PICHEGRU VOOLFOLK
r. S. Miss p. would also give instruction in the
French language ii required Nov. H. GOVT
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOrlCE-rhc subscriber
"a being DESTROYS close his administration of the
estate OF Evan Eicc, decd requests all persons having
claims against said estate 10 bring them forward proper
yauthenca;ed ~ the LIST day Of January st. for
Element As this notice will be pleaded in bar of all such
as arc produced subsequently that time, persons in
debicd are required to make Immediate payment
b. +. DABNEY, adm'or
oct. p. 5o-wllwS of Evan Rice, deed.
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a FEMALE TEACHER.--A \ Dung lady wfo bss
~ had several years eSnerence ia teaching wishes
a situation IN private farily; ons up the country
would be pcerted She is qualified 20 teach all the
branches OF an English edUcau5n, wiz, music IDLE.
Hofk, &c SC. For information, apply 10 MIR J4mes
Wins'on, RichinooJ, or Mr. Thomas Shore Of pc.
tcrshUfE.
Dec. 3 G9-w3w
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ESDUCATlON.-hlrs Elizabeth C. Taylor will open
b "A her School for the instruction of girls under Is
years OF age. at Edge Wood, in the county of Hanover
on the 10th OF January, 1880. Her Terms will be
For teaching reading, writing grammar, arithme-
tic, and Geography, for two sessions oil five
months each 600 m
frchcn anu Drawing 90
DIR. Berkeley will board The pupils for eighty dollars
who must find their bedding and towels for eighty
five dollars il he furnishes these articles
Oct 6. 43-2awtf ELIZABETH c. TAYLOR.
Mrs. Sarah SonceH, Guardian for IYillam Gregoyy
Mann, Julia Inn Mann, and Margaret Sarah
.5fonn.
81 OtiCE is hereby given you, that application will
he made 10 the County Court of Chestere on the
lith day oil January next, behalf of the Chester
held Rai Road Company, for the appointment of vauers
TO assess the damages which will be sustained by the said
william Gregory Julia Ann, and Magaret Sarah Mann
in consequence of the passage of the Chesterfield Rail
Road through their property in the County of Chester
field. M0NCURE ROBINSON, AGENT of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Dec. 70~-tIl'hDec