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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
iARyNONY HILL SEIWINgRY

RS. TURNER takes this method of correcting n r,os,
- which she has been informed, is circulating coun-
W. nf her School 10 discontnucds and of informing the
punc oil the new arrangement made in the Institution for the
ensuing year She has secured the assistance of gentleman
vhose classical education, moral WORTH and experience n,
tcachn emnenty qualify him for the duties OF his station
nn TINS aid she proposes system, which will furnish every
facility or the regular progress of the pupil from the simplest
u'y OF system IN every occupation life will be readily al
lowed, but perhaps in pursuit Indispensable Der
"ianent IN elects in the business moulding character
yosf task which devolves every faithful teacher Tor
adopted wa ~
introductory Depaytncat-In which will h, ,avb, the Ee
nieuo OF Laming including Geography, Arithmetic s,e
branches OF Natural History Plain Sewing aud Marking
according to the plan pursued in the High Schools the North
cities
Jusior Reading r,ing Spelling t;eopaphv
Grammar, Arithmetic and written Natural H;siorr
CoPost Map Drawing, Exercises in Elocution and Nere
S->ior Observation-Disclosures Geography History Na,na
philosophy. Rhetoric Logic, Geometry Astronomy with Lee
nr Chemistry with Lectures Botany, Composition Natural
THEOLOGY, Mineraogy with the of cabinet of minerals
Arithmetic Algebra Watts the improvement the mind
tvienceS Oh Christianity, Ecclesiastical History Greek
fatn French Spanish and Italian languages will be taught
Every Pupil Of suitable age will be taught Drawing as
means u acquiring habits of accuracy, improving the TASTE
air at nc atng the acquisition of Penmanship Teachers
yln DC FURNISHED for nstructng Music, Velvet
Wood and Paper and Fancy Work. Vocal Music lie a
regular branch Of instruction. a suitable Teacher can
be obtained.
good Library attached the School for the use of the
Pupils Farther particulars be ascertaned application
20 the Teachers
Boarding, inclusive of Bed Bedding
anu w ashing, $40 4 session.
Tni,iou m tho Introductory Department. g.
Do Junior Del arhnent,
Do Senior Department. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

VIRGIN1A: At rules holdcn clerks office OF Essex
county, on the Sd day of November 1923: Elizabeth
Ludlow, William t'amet guardian of Mary Elizabeth, and
Richard John Ludlow plaintiffs, against Mary, Elizabeth and
Ichard John Ludlow, infants OF Richard Ludlow dec james
GARRETT assigned guardian adj Item, defend the said III
ans and Richard Ludlow, defendants.-lN CHANCRRY.
The defendant Richard Ludlow having entered his er-
srance and given security according the assembly
and the rules OF this and appearing
dcnce that he is not nhabaut OF this State therefore
the motion Of the paniit ordered that the said defendant
Richard Ludlow do appear before the justices the county
eour Of Essex the third Monday January next and an
sver their BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
newspaper OF uatiun published in this
Commonwealth for two months SUCCESSFULLY and another
copy be posted the front door of of this county
A copy. fes,e, ZACH u. CRlTTENDEN, ID. &.
po,r
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VIRGINIA: A. rules, KoIden in Il, c,.,t,. -

VihGiRiA: A. rules, holden IN ~ clerks office If Tho
superior court OF chsncery for me Richmond district,
the 7th day of July 1925 Joh'. Baylor aud George q
Baylor, pits against Robert Pollard, James Brown in bis
right aud ez'or Of Robert Burton surviving mariner
of Dooad& Burton, Samuel Bra udrum Thomas Pinkerou
and Daniel Bell, assgnees Of Donald Burton ba nkruuts
dts.
Tue defendants Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pinker,cu
and Daniel Bel having their arpearan AND
gwen security according the assembly and tho
rules oil this court and IL appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they Of this eountry il s
ordered that the said defendants do appear tho
FIRST day Of the term, and bill of review
Ied by the pia inti aud that copy Of this order hs
forthwith inserted in newspa per published in the ei,v
oil Richmond, for igo months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
the front door OF the capitol, in the said city.
% copy Tesie, VIM G. PENpLEToH, O. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

In CheSter|'etd County Court, 1923, Dec. he an.
lshan Pueko in his proper person, also Mchal Wnr-
sham' Sarah Wofsham, and William Workman, infant
chbdfeH nj Edward Orsham, decd nv John l the
hsNt friend compliments, against John Prueman and
Bseeeea his wife, late Rebeeca worshan, which said
t'eoeeea s'he sdmN Of Edward Worshdm, decd, aeis-
IN CHABcERY.
IhIs day same th" compainans by counsel, aud filed
tfeH oil, aud ~ Appearing the satisfaction Of ,ic
court, thai the said John Fireman is inhh b al
81 this common wealth; the motion Of
s ordered that the said John Truemsn appear here
The second Monday IN March next, nd answer the bill
n the eompIainants: and that copy OF this order he
inserted foe two months successively some newspsp
Published 10 the city OF Richmond, and another co,y
pasted ~ the irrn d0or of Of Tins toupy
faf two successive co6uS
20 pinSr pn1Nnrvrrr ~
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PRIV.A7E ENTTRT.4LNjfnNr

llE undersigned respectfully informs her friends g.
the public generally, that she has opened a house
Of Prirate Entertainment in Genito Powhatan coun-
tyJn The houses formerly owned and occupied by Mr..
George Williamson, decd.
The establishment having undergone a thorough
repair aud having been considerably enlarged viii
enable the subscriber to entertain travellers and 9TH
eIs III Iouch more comfortable style than heretofore.
She therefore solcits the patronage ola pcncros p
NC. MARIA CRUMP
Genito, Jan. 7th 1870 &c
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A copy. Teste,
30 PARHE POINpEXTER. C..


kSREDEIuCK a. MAYO, BOOK-BINDER C,iy
- door, 6eloW TIE Bh IcUer, respectfully Informs the public
t he st cetrles the Book binding al is bsuchc and
hopes by hrs experience workman obtain p1rti u nt
patronage Blank Books executed order and Prricd p,,ke
bound " patern RE aueTs that he has no cae
of making long statement Of te and style which
orders h. may receive shau be- doue executed and
generous public dyubt, la long Dcso This inspected au,i
proved his workmanship 10 that lnc Of business ~ all events
ne shall at al times be- glad r improvement To CON
Ife tie eNeeton Of any work ANY ~ the san,e lo
v TO- ~ ~ CO otFfsrHord cr CSC" 'N,> - " -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
MDLI RURRER SHOES

TIE subscriber las just received large supply Of
Ladies and Gcntlemens India Rubber Shoes
which are impcnetrable by water. and an excellent
preseFyatlve of health They keep the feet dry and
warm aud thus prevent many ofthose diseases which
result from colds Those persons who easily take
selves by wearing the above shoes. which equally
conduce to health and comfort. III who become ac-
quantcd with tire benefit Of the India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the use of them
lie has also on hand a large assortment of Ladies
and Gentlcmcn's, Boys and Misses Boots. Pootcos
and Shoes; Leather, Sealskin and Hair Trunks; and
few dozen Of Emerson's celebrated Razor Straps
all OF which he Is disposed sell nj low prices for
dGc9-2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under tic Earle Hotel
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ACADEMY


~ situated in the county of CHESTERFIELD about six miles
th OF the Court House. and about nine miles west on,
eersrg ~ very healthy and thckly settled neirhboood
large and oonnodous House has lately built by the
trends OF Science in this county, and finished aecaby 10
the most approved modern plan, and will shortly be s,njie
With Maps Giobes, and suitable Mathematical instruments
Tor the comfort and convenience students we think il
eNceied by bu, f-v HOUSES of the kind in the Stale
The Academy will open IN the house the pur
p on tne h Moncay IN January next and continue during
the scholastic year Of ten moRhs under the
WILLIAM SHEVER, who graduated Hamilton oc.e
IN August ls24 and has since ~ time been successfully epgi
gd in teaching the Greek and Latin languages together with
the varos branches of English education. Ills qualfoi
Serving virtuous and honorable among his pupils
are too well known in this section of the country require any
soon as the number Of students will justify expense
The 'efowing among the studies which will taught in
this MISUNDERSTANDING, photography, Ic.narhip Eassh
ply Elements friicisn Evidences of vatr9l and Revealed
Eeon, Arithuetc Algebra Euclid, Surveying Natural Phi
lnsophy Webbersor iuttons Mathematics and Henry Che.
'sty together with full OF the Improved Latin
and Greek authors In addition their ordinary studies the
advanced students will have stated and frequent exe
III Composition Defamation and Forensic Dsputation The
engaging successfully in the various pursuits r. active life bY,
also for admission into the different Colleges and Universities
throughout the Union
The healthunes ofte uation being near several spri
81 excellent waie the so industrious habits Of the neshr
hood, entirely secluded from vice and diss;naoA
render desirable retreat for the pursuit cence as well as
The formation Of correct and viuos ran he had
ISPeoaoe iamie and at convenient distances, for tine
moderate price OF $50 per Boarders will considered
rs nenbcs Of the families III which they reside and no pains
y De wanting 10 render their situation easy and conornle
The terms Of tuition will be- for dead languages 30 dollars
per annum and 20 dollars for the Mathematics and English
studies e
Those who may feel inclined paonse this young ns,it-
ion now struggling INTO life, respectfully invited To- call and
Sc the facilities which here presented for acquisition of
0Sf learnmgfthcv do shall feel sanguinc in the belief
that will be suffered decline for the wan, of c,on
bic share OF their patronage he deeply sensible OF
the obligations under which they laid by the liberal doa
ffons OF generous and enlightened community. 1t by,cd
that their expectations WI b. disappointed the Use
bnese of the Institution will eventually prove commensurate
wuh Tire antpiDaions Of its founders.
JANIS HOWLETT, 1
PETER +. BOiSSEhC,
ALENE. GIRpS,
JOHN COGBITI., Committee
WNl. r.. JOHNSON, ofthc Board
JOHN w JONES, Of yrIstees
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN r. WALKER
dtC2D THOS T. BIJRFOOr
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ENTERTAINMENT.

eHHE Tavern ut Lsvalec, the residence of James
\ b. Ferguson, on the road leading to Charlottes-
willie, hvo mules above Goochand Courthouse and six
oolow Dr finsicy Is now open and ready for the
caption Of travellers and the proprietor hopes his fare
(Sooehtand, Dec. %. WV
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REMEMBER EiEy.

'ESHE Remember ne. religious and literary mis-
IL ceilany, intended Christmas and new
Years present 1929, with handsome engravlngs
and neatly put up in watered silk, FOR sale hv
Jan j. f. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

ST recci,rd sd for Sale. anccjor, Of the Auerica an
Revolution, Illustrative OF talents virtues OF the
ie"s ana Patriots who acted the consp parts
uefcm by Major Alexander Garden vi Leeis cx,on Sc
eono series. WM. III. FITZNZYL-SONN
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BENJAMIN. r. N41o4To-

WILL. practice in the superior and inferior courts
held IN the city Of Richmond, including those
for the county Of Henrico. He may be found mt tho
office of Chapman Johnson, Esq.
Jan 10-eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

ViKGiNiA A. rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court OF chancery for the Rchond district.
the I'd day III June, 1923: James C. Anthony pit ogaist
John Marshall" DHniel Call, and George Fisher exors Of
the Rev John Bucha dec Hill Carter Susan re,>
Mary Garter, aud Elizabeth Garter, infant children of
Charles Care' the younger dec. Robert lph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley Walker TSyor aud
Elizabeth w. e. his wife. formerly Berkeley, Edmund
Berkey, Ann b. Berkeley Robert G. BeIkley. Parke +.
Berkeley hs's Of Chthsrne s. Berkeley formerly Garter,
May w. Boaxton, Ann Il. Lee, Bernard NJ Garter.
Williams Carter, VIM. Fitzhugh Carter, Hill Garter,
Thomas Carer, WIN. +. Wickham aud Ann his WIFI.
formerly Carter, and Edmund W ickham and Lucy his
wir, orme'ly CaIter. Nathaniel Burw ell and Lucy his
WIFE, John III. Carter, Charles Shirley Carter, Baden Bu.
laney and May w. his WIFE, late Carter heirs Of Edward
Carter, Charles Carter, Joseph C. Cabe and Mary his
wife, heirs Of George Carter Nancy Norveil. the widow
aud Josephine Norvrl. Marha Norvel Mary Norve aud
homes Norve', infant children and heirs Thomas
Norvci, deceased, aud Polly Smith. dts.
The defe ndauts Apn II Lee aud Bernard NJ. Carter NOT
having entered their appearance aud given security ac
eodng to the act of assembly and tho this
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, they arc
not inhabitants Of this country; is ordered the saiT
defendants do appear here the FIRST day next tern,
and answer tile bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy 81 ,h,s
oIder be forthwith inserted in ne.vspa D..
in the city of Richmond for months sutoeyvsIv ana
posted at the front door Of the capitol in the yid civ
6S A copy. Tesie, WM G. PESn.Eroy C. G.
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Jan l2-6t G.. r. 81 ]. HALI.AM.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 10 ,cit;
BE REMEMBERED that the eighth dav of Novcn,-
her, IN le 6ftythrd year OF Independence OF the
T.s.ss u States OF America, THOMAS ". WHITE. of
the saul District hath deposited in hs Office the title OF book
to wit '''
"E"tgcIid or, The Family qfhs FTt.yoyals'' a Nor,l
BY tRGrsIAN
"tierce TTdr, and fdttJut Lore
~AHd Truth seCre, by fairy Fiction GrsSLr-GaAr.
ain 7ico FoinHss."
In conformity 10 the act Of the Congress Of United states
entitled IAN act for the of learning y securing
the copies Of maps, charts, and books authors and pro-
pnctors OF such copies, during the times therein mentioned"
RID JEFFRirS
G7afk ofthe Eastern District Of Cireinia
II In answer to the various inquiries, verbal and
written, which have been ri,sdc, the Publisher an.
nounces, that the foregoing work is in press and will
appear in four weeks from this Gay. AS the number
OF copies will be limited Booksellers and Others who
wish to possess them, would do well to leave their
names with the Publisher, with Mr.. John H. Nash
MrsSrs Collins & Co., or W. II. Fitzwhylsonn
1T' The Author of the above work is uqk,.,s,
notwithstanding the many ingenious cnnicotures
Wi IN are ahoat.
jan wlf*
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DAVID FULIZ--4fiorneV at Lasc,

DAPfD EUL1Z--.4ttorney at Lap,
AS settled himself permanently at the Warm
Springs, and will attend the courts of Allegha
NY, Bath anu Pocahontas He offers his services TO
the public us General Land Agent to investigate
titles give information quality supcrncnd sur
vcys, pay taxes, effect sales, &c.
During the recess of courts he may be found at his
Office, Warm Springs, Bath County
doc
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PIPER.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SHE.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SHE.
'EllAT very desirable lot in the rear of the Prcsby-
terrain church now building, being l3O feet front
on street which separates it from the land occupied
by Manson " Bibbcr, and averaging 100 feet deep.
more beautiful site Is probably not BE- had in the
City.
Also, three lots on Governor street above street
which are daily becoming more valuable being in n
central situation, street improving az fast as any
IN Richmond. They would be- exchanged for land
west of The Capitol. u. [. BURR.
dec lG-2awJw
Patent Same Thread aud Cotton Bngging.
57HE Subscribers have received, 300 lbs Of Patent
Thread, suitable for float drift seins from No.
16 10 30 inclusive, and 20 pieces of Hemp and Flax
on Cotton Bagglng; also on hand general nssort
mont Of Dry Goods for sale az the lowest market
prices. T.. & f.. JAMES g. Co.
ian wft Market Square
A YOUTH from II to II years Of age, who has
"a acquired some knowledge Of English Grammar
and writes n fair hand viii he taken at the Whip
OHico rs ~ Apprentice 10 learn the Printing business.
hOCTOR JONES q. CHRISTIAN tenders his pro-
~ ona services Ia the citizens of Richmond and IFS vc
nliy Ills residence upon the Nam street, Union
F-'I, whore NC may always be fund Unremtted attention
VII be PAD ~ ~ applications jan Scott
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SPLENDID SOUVENYRS

U0lt0n .lIachiney 1or SAFE
WI offer Tor sale quantity of second baud Cor
W TON MACHINERY, say $40 THrostie SPiadies
with preparation Of every description for puAiing
said Spmdles INTO immediate operation.
dec 5--ts CUSHSI.4yN Is .1.NDRETV
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FEMALE CHARACTER

4 FILTERS on Female Character, addressed to a
IA young lady on tho death of her mother, by Mrs.
Virginia Cary of Virginia, just published ard for
sale Ivy J. II. NASH.
ion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

VihGiNiA; At" holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court ot chanerry for the Richmond district,
the 9Th day ofJuy 1923: John Forbes Eau execute, Of
the vas, w' aud testament Of William L. Myers dec pli
again" James Scott exor Of John lie se decea ,rd aud
has sureties James Sbipha rd william McKepxe David
Barclay Samuel Irving and James b. Scott, dts.
The sciIe facas awarded In this being
on the defendant Samuel Irving, aud having entered
his appearance and given security according of
assembly the Jules of this aud by sas-
factory evidence that he inha country:
ordered thai the said defendant do appear here
hrs day OF the term, and cause against tho
revival sought by the said process nd that cory Of this
order I've forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond for two months essivsy, and
posted at the front door Of capitol in the said ci,y
ID copy. Tese, VIM. q. PENDLEros, q. O.
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VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in the clerks Office OF tho
superior court Of ehancery for the Richmond district
the 7,h day Of Jolly, 1929 John Enoughty aud Martha
NJ his wife, who was Martha M Robertson, Archer
Robertson, adm'oT OF Nancy NJ Robertson who wac
Nancy NJ Booker. Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ his wife,
aud John Robertson aud EzN beth his wife, pits, against
Ezaoeth Booker, ex1x OF William NJ. Booklet deceased
william Scott aud RecbasI +. his wife William nj.
Booker, w ilia9 u Eggeston, adm Thomas BOOKER
deceased, Armsesd r. Townes, John Booker, William Z.
Egges'on H. his own right John s. Booker, aud John L.
iow"es' admor OF James fownes, deceased, dts.
Tho defendant John L. Townes ad.p'of of James
owne' dee not having catered his aud aycn
security according the of assembly nd the res Of
s court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he not an iuhabtant of this country; ordered thar
the said defendant do here the first day OF tho
next teru and the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
copy oih's order he forthwith Inserted IN Newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond two mouh, success
ey. and posted at the trout door Of the capitol, ia tho
said city.
65 A copy. Teste, VIM. G. PRspLEroN c. O.
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L'A GRAN E,-Iake notice. tina, SHALL the 9Th d1y OF
MARCH, iSs between the hours of ten IN tho and FIVE
ntnc afcnotr King Il Queen house.
the dispositions of Charles Hill and others be- evidence
IN SUIT IN chancery, depending ia the county
hing Queen, wherein plaintiff, and YOU defendants;
and from bad whcacr should be prevented from proceed
ms on that day. shall proceed the first day thereafter when
the weather will permit the place. and bctvcc
same hours and continue from day day unit, the business
ended PHILIP u. pENDLETON.
1 Jan
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VIRGINIA.: At rules, holden IL the clerks ONCE Of tho
superior court Of chanceTy for the Richmond district,
the 4h day of August 1923: John A. Lancaster adm or
Of Margaret Deeux, deceased pit against Thomas
feTson Randolph, executor Of Thomas dec Eli
znbc'h M"Ize daughter Of Philip Mazzei, formerly of
Automatic and late Of Pisa IN the grand duchy of
deceased, Giovanni Batta Rusrhi Count Francesca Del
Tesla Del lanoso and Giovanni Carmienan executor Of
the said Philip MaZzei deceased. dts.
The defendants Elizabeth Mazzei Giovanni Ra,tis,a
Rusch Count Francesca Del Tesla Del Ignoso nd Clio
vanni Csrmignan having entered their
and gwen security according The Of assembly nd the
f"eS OF TINS court and u Appearing by Satisfactory
dence. that they inhabitants OF this country il ia
ordered that the said defendants appear here on the
first day Of the next term, and the bill the plain
til; and that COPY If this order be forthwith in
some newspaper published IN the city NJ ehmond for two
months successfully and posted the font door of tho
capitol IN the said city.
ga a copy. Testc, WIN. g. PEvpLFTov r. e.
VIRGINIA. Az rules holden in The cisks of6ce or the
superior court Of ehancery for the Richmond district
the 4'h day Of August, 1896 Levi Swain pit. ogains
John o. Gamble. James Scott, j.. William Mayo, William
MeKcnzie, Robert Jennings, Samuel Scott and other dis
The defendants Ro. Jennings and Samuel Scott, no,
having entered their appearance and given security accor
ding to the act Of assembly and the rules court,
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they 70 mo-,
inhabitants uf this country; il is ordered thar the "a
defendants do sppear here the first day re next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that eonv NJ mi,
ofdef be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
w e CITY oil Richmond, for two months suceossivelv nd
Pos'sd AZ the ont door OF tue capitol, ~ The said city
% a copy. Teste, WIN. q PENDLxroN e. C.
VIRGINIA: AZ rules, holden 10 the clerks oaice OF tie
superior court Of ebaneery for the Richmond district,
TIE q'h day OF August, 1926 William Nezginson, pit
against Robert Horsey, sduor Of Joseph c. Megeinson
| nd Philip DupsI, dns.
The defendant Philip Duvsl, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly and the rules NJ this court and ring nv
satisfactory evidence that he inhabitant NJ this
couniry 1t ordered that the said defendant do appsar
mere the first day ~ the tsT answer the bill
oi tF painlh aud that copy order he forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published ~ the city Rich
al Inc (,oot
doo' Of the capitol, 10 the said city.
81 \ copy. Teste, WV. g PYNpIrToy { .
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MRRLMS

ROC Bbls Potomac cut herrings, no. I, part in
w" large pine bbls.) of superior quality r. sale
Jan } by CUSIIMhN g. ANDREW.
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$500 REWARD,

go Bags otprtme Laguira coffee for sale by
Jan 12-6t q. x. 81 J. HAII.AM
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JAMES i1OWLETT,
PETER +. BOiSSEAC,
NLHXE. GIRBS,
JOHN COGBILL,
WNl. r. JOHNSON,
JOHN ". JONES,
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN r. WALKER,
THOS. ". BURFOOT,