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a NOCHRhN'S portable improved Pheat Threshing
" Machines. -From the increased demand, and the
numerous orders which have been received for The
above, s. Cochran has been induced employ an ahJi.
tonal number OF workmen, which will enable him 10
supply any orders that may be given him. or directed to
his Agent in Richmond, with greater dispatch than
heretofore Applications to the Suh.criber will he
promptly attended to JNO OLAY
Richmond, May Goth, 1880
The above Machines are in use by A. p. Miller in
Prince Edward; Jos. c. Cabel, Npl.oa; Blake Tap.
pahannock; ID. Dejernett, Caroline; c. Hinton, Fau-
quierand many other gentlemen in different sections
of the country to whom he respectfully refer for no-
nation. s. COCHRAN
Nav %. 6-wSt New Market. Hanoyer
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COURTHOUSE -FOr remit or sale,

UhINWIDDlE COURTHOUSE For rent or sale,
H2 a large, excellent, aud copmodious two story
DWELLING HOUSE, with all requisite convenient
out houscs-a new Garden, neatly enclosed, including
Lot of about six OF Landa,l well al ped 20 the
accommod ston OF aprcfessonai Gentleman with ismi
Iy or a respectable Mcchari., who wishes desirable
aud profitable stand for extensive country business, aud
place where valuable timber, Il every description,
be had, the lowest terms Thu situation hi H.
airy, and healthy, blessed with the hest spring
aud excellent society-It is the same Establishment
recently occupied by Captain Thomas Field, who made
most oil the improvements situation also all ,rds
the most hattering encouragement Tor large Country
School; and previous 10 the time OF Captain Field, an
Academy was kept there. which was attended by about
one hundred pupils.A the land /. we II enclosed, aud
laid of in different lots for cultivation aud growing
For terms, apply to the Subscriber living near the
Courthouse. THOMAS THWEATT
June Is. l2-6t
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VALUABLE MILLS TO LEASE.

VALUABLE MILLS TO LEASE.
WISH TO lease out for term Of years, my Mills in
x. Louisa, on the South. Anna River.-This D. cparty
consists of Manufacturing MILL with two pair OF Burr
Stones, two pair Of Corn Stones, Saw Mill, Store
House, comfortable Dwelling House, and all necessary
out houses.-Tbo local situation Of this Mill its being
in popuIons and fertile neighborhood twenty miles
distant from any Manufacturing Mill, within fourteen
miles Of James River, and the large tom IL has al
ways had, (be tolls amounting to from $500 20 $1,000
per year)-makes il desirable and valuable
Any person wishing to engage In tie Milling or Mer-
camille business in The Country, is invited to call.
June S-w4w CHARLES DABNEY
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NOTICE.

ED HOUSTON-DENTIsT- r.. pee tfny informs
a the ladies' and gentlemen of Virginia tina. he
intends starting professional tour, about The
9Th day of July, and wi! visit Fredericksburg, Char
lottesvie, and Staunton. in which places he will re-
main few days-he will visit the Wil,e Sulphur.
Warm and Sweet Springs. and return by the way of
Lynchburg He gives this early notice, that his fends
may have an opportunity 10 call him previous his
temporary absence from Richmond and TO apprse those
more remote OF his intention Of visiting the above p!a
N. B. He expects 10 he absent from R;chnsond about
two months June 8. 9-wtf
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. ENG about to leave the country, hive appoint
ed William Leigh, E'q my attorney in fact 10 act
for me in all cases whatsoever. Mr.. Thomas A. Nor.
ton ill continue TO transact the b. illness Of the Bizarre
Estate JOHN RANDOLPH of Roam ke
June To- m
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INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The
subscriber is desrous of selling his plantation Oh
Chickahoniny River, in the County of Henrico ten
miles from the City oil Richmond. Thi trac; Of land con
tanes 292 acres, about half first mud land well
adapted to con wheat, rye, oats aud grass The i'm
proyemcnts consists i'm good dwelling house and all
the necessary out houses Any person wishing to pur-
chase will cali on Mr.. Austin the premises or OH the
subscriber in Hanover, near the Old Church.
June To- 1l-3," II. ALLEN.
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Notice to oJcnerS and ndUigdtOrs Of boats James
RUeT.
AT meeting Of the James River Company, the
~ 26lh May 1880:
Resolped, That the keeper Of The Locks at Maden's
Adventure be instructed TO require, previously TO adj
hitting boats ascending the river having coal on board
TO passage through the said Loks, bills and receipts
for such coal foi0 the Golfers or their agents from
whom tn. sane shall have been obtained, IN tn en-
graced form established by tie said Colliers-Tls re-.
gnlaoa 10 teke effect from and alter the 10th Of June
next true cory,
June A. Sim J. BROWN, Jr. I'd Auditor
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6SOUrH SIDE MILLS.-The subscribsrs having
~ purchased the milling property in the Town Of Pc.
tersbura, lately owned by Donald Mackenzie, Esqr.
will conduct the milling business under the firm Of
NELSON, BOSU1ELL, & Co.
They will he prepared give the highest cash price
for good merchdntabe wheat delivered at the mills,
on tide water below. The old customers OF Dlr. Mac
kenzie, and the friends Of the Ub'criber', respect
fully invited TO give them call before they sell their
wheat elsewhere. a decided preference will always
be given for wheat threshed by machine.
HUGH NELSON,
THOS II. BOSWELL,
June IL. LOW JNO. Y. STOCKDELL.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
fVhs subscrit er is DESTROYS OF selling his plantation
n Mellon Courthouse. This tract of land contains
three hundred acres. including ten lots in the
town Of LovngstoD. The buildings large and con
venicnt, and are well calculated either for public or
private house, being situated on the main street,
ing through the town, and :he public road eadDg
from Charlottesville to Lynchburg. The stables are
large. containing about hundred stalls. The land
IL well supplied with timber, which is scarce in the
neighbourhood, and il very valuable. A further de
scrp'on Of the land is deemed unnecessary. / will
sell either for cash, credit, on accommodating terms
the payments being secured.
Loving ,ion, MAY I'll At WM r. DIGGES
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N|ARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursuant to a Decree
1VAoi the Superior Court Of Chsncery for the vii.
smsburs District, in cause therein depending, pro.
nounced the Sh day OF February, 1886, between Hen
ny Eios and Elizabeth lis vile, and the said Edloe
guardian oil Virginia, Catharine, and JUL. Travis,
Pitts
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AZ ILL be sold on Monday, the fifth day of July
w next, being HeDrico County Court. before the
door oil said Courthouse, Ill Acres II LAND lying in
the said County Of Henrco being the Land allotted
me, in the division OF my Fathers John Burton, dec)
Estate, and adjons the Springfield Coal Pit Trsc' CT
Land, aud others; also my undivided interest in the
Mill adjoining, being one sixth par-Terms for the
Land One-balf the purchase money be paid on the
10Th December next-the other half the 2O;h Dec.
1884, TO he secured by bond and approved security and
lien on the Land; or the title Withheld until the fret
payment Is made For my interest in the Mill terms
will be made known on the day Of Sale.
June III. 1O-wit MARY BURTON
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ESUBLIC SALE.-I shall sell at Public Auction,
h for Cash, at King William Courthouse, on Ion.
day the Goth OF July next, desirable Little ESTATE
containing about ITO acres Of Lind late the property Of
Tho. N. Grymes, Esq.-Ths Land lies on the Pa.
munky River, within a short distance Of the Piping
Tree The Improvements consist of an handsome,
substantial, two story framed Dwelling Hou with the
necessary out houses, orchards, &c-1he sale will take
place at l2oclock. VIM. holland, Adn'or
June 4. S-ts of C. II R.,L.I.v
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MH ARSHALS SALE.-By virtue OF decree OF the
1VH Superior Court Of ChaHcsry for the Richmond
District made the l7,h day Of January 1925 in the
case OF Brydie us Stokes, shall, on Wednesday the
18Th day Of July next, oor for SALE public auction
TO the highest bidder, the premises the trac, OF
land OF ESQ acres, heretofore sold by the plaintiff, Chas
Bride, to the defendant, German Stokes. in the bill
mentioned" Terms--a credit Of IL. Is aud 81 months
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
Tor the purchase money, and the title retained as ad
dional security for the same.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. $. q. C r. ID.
Jnne 10. ll-tls Or of his deputies
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E UCIAN MINOR, will hereafter PRACTISE LAW
IL A in the Courts Of Albemare ,--besides those OF
Orange, Louisa, and Goochland. June Is. l2-3,
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VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

VEKY VALUABLE ESTATE.
MAJ he sold 10 the hilhes bidder at public auc-
w ton, AT Halifax Court House, on Monday The
2Sh day Of June (heing Court day. if lair, il
this fair day, tract oi land lying in the County OF
Halifax, Banist-r River, containing 10y late survey
1895 3S ares; 1905 8 of which fir.t rate low
grounds belonging the Estate OF Edmund IIby dec.
large portion Of the low ground completely dra-ed,
aud has been Tor Che la ten years in regular and pre-
gressve state OF improvement This tract is said TO be
the opinion hs 80 han he worked to advantage up.
IT, One fourth Of the purchase money will he regu;'o!
the 18th D. cemhcr with Interest from the day OF
sale. The Other Ihtee tou"h4 on anJ2 years creli,
from the day of sale--bouJs with approved Security,
and deed OF trust The laad will he required OF the
purcha-er.-The title shall bs satisfactory and COM
pee-Possesson given the LEI day OF January next,
with the privile &c OF seeding crop OF small grain in
tho fall. ". r. JOHNSTON,
LEW. JONES,
Administrators of Edmund Irby dec.
April 10. lI6-ids
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r UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
81 Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this i'm
stituti ~ occupied, and that no more patients will
be received until Of the said cells are vsean
due notice Of which will be given. by order oi the
Court Of Directors. l.. HENLEY.
Mey 20. 5i-u
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n reported TO the lst OF June 1929 amounting to $751;
800 20. there has SINCE TO the LIST inst been
as follows VIZ from snoscrbers to the capital Stock,
the SUN OF S6OS, 24S az fer Tolls SO $50; for balance
previously advanced to c. +. Mercer ESQ on account
OF the acquisition OF land 1872 81 old Buildings
moved from lands acquired 1887 60; ON John Strider
Tor balance due from him The late Potomac Compa-
ny S237 30; from the late Treasurer Of tina, Company
$l3l ST. from oh Payne fer balance due from hi in
to the said Company $36 Is; and for old iron sold by
the Lock.keeper at the LiuIe Falls $l3 H. amounting
together to the OF 8 rs 553 as that there has
been expended by the Company fellows, viz: rrevi-
ousy to June l 1929, az ori-d to the last general
meeting, SlS7f3S 2i and sui ssquentiy TO the ls in
stsn SSol 43l 33. that there il due from The Commits.
sioners appointed to receive tn original subscriptions,
$40; that there stands 20 the deb profit and loss
count, arising out OF the sale OF part d the five per
cent sock received for the subscription OF the sac OF
Maryland 1861 g. AMI that there remains on deposit
TO the credit oil the Company $50, 1877 81 in several
Banks and also $67.500 uns old stock received from
the State oil Maryland, for all which ceip,s expen.
diturcs, aud deposits, satisfactory evidences aud vouch
ers have been produced add min, by this Commit
tee.
REHABILITATION
Previous TO june, 1929 1851 800 %
Capital Stock sincc, TO June lst, 1880 6oi,2i8 TT
Tolls 655O 90
From C. F. Mercer 672 81
Oh Bulldogs sold 357 60
John rider balance 237 81
From la'e Treasurer Potomac Company I3l 81
Jacob Payne, balance SO Is
Old Iron sold l3 IL
Si,I43,553 is
Previous 10 Is, June, 1929 SIS7 i3S 81
Since to LIST June instant S5l ,iSl 30
| Due from Commissioners 10 OC
PROFIT and loss 667 81
Balsuce in cash ?6 lg7 81
Stock of Maryland 67 800 Oh
SIlI3 553 IS
detail account Of the several objects TO which the
expe MIXTURES herein stated have been applied will be
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e dissolution OF CO-PA RTNERSHIP.-Th
~ co-psrlnershp Of Armistead s. McCraw, was this
day Dissolved by mutual consent All those who have
claims against the concern will present them TO John
make immediate payment TO them, longer indulgence
will not be given. JOHN ARMISTEAD.
BILL McCRAW.
June l. LOW
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Glenn ois%e n1d sSi'h 1851
FOR DIRECTORS.
walter smith 94lS Edw'd. Lucas 3549
PAinea' Janney 9403 Grafton Duvau r zoo
Peter Lenox 1925 | Roger RrooLa S1E
JOS kent 1,S23 John p. Van Ness Is
hhd; stewart 8 500 John Mason 10
Fred. May 5773 John Rodgers
Thos. CaTbery 1861
THOS. CARBERY
w. GUNTON,
CORNELIUS MCLEAN, senr.
- Commissioners of Election.
:, "hereupon the Chairman declared Charles Fenton
MERCER duly elected Pre- sidcnt, and Wslter Smith
Phneas Jshney, Peter LenoS, Joseph Kent, Andrew
stewart, and Frederick May Directors, OF the Cbesa-
pssEe and ONO Canal Company for the ensuing year.
On motion, by Walter Jones, E.qr il was
Re'ioped That when this meeting adtourns IL be
atJourned TO meet again Monday, the A. day of
October next, a. III O'clock A. NJ and that the Com
h'ee appointed this day report TO the said adjourned
meeting
Hugh Smith Esq. Of Alexandra, moved that the
ihahks oil tie meeting be presented TO the Mavor of
Washington, and TO The honorable George c. WASH
Ingon, fer their able services while presiding al this
meeting; which motion, being stated by the Clerk, was
adopted unanimously.
rnd then the meeting adjourned until MONDAY the
an o. Osi0o6r next, at III o'clock. [Nat. Int.
m tFrom tho U. 5. Tclegrapb)
ne recent election OF officers Tor the Chesapeake
.hl ONO canal hasteen made the theme Of some remarks
IN The oppo'ilion prints, which make IL proper TO take
sone notice OF that part Of the debate in which the Sec
Rotary oil the Treasury participated.
"a
luton W adopted TO obtain amend of the Char
ter OF the Company, with view to enable them to pro-
gress win The Western section before the Eastern sec.
ton was finished. proposition was made at the late
meeting to rescnd ibis resolution. In the debate il
was slated that the resolution was adopted at a Thin
meeting and 1t ought TO be reviewed when the meet
ing full
. MIR. Mercer defended the resolution by urging that
II was Necessary to progress with the Western section
TO induce Virginia and Pennsylvania make subscrip
lion Tor that object, and avoid the rick Of losing the
dement's OF the Pennsylvania charter. The subject
was debated for nearly two days, between him and
General Mason. In the course Of his remarks Mr.
Mercer took occasion TO cay than once, chat IL
the meeting was small IL not his fault; that the
Secretary OF the Treasury ia the city the time
and bad been sent for, but had refused to attend" Az
ter the debate between General Mason snd MFR. Mer-
Ger had drawn TO close TIC Secretary Of the Treasu.
~ Observed hat, since the President Of the Board had
taken occasion twice TO refer TO his absence from The
ADJOURNED meeting without assigning the reason, which
was certainly we'll known to him, he would, for the
abstraction OF ihe ockholders repeat the reply which
had then been given TO the messenger who had nvit-
ed his attendance viz "Thst the station he occnped in
the govefnm enl and its representative in the stock
OF this company, involved duties which might be in
compatible, s0d he regarded such applications on
he PsIt Of tho company, either to Congress or 10 the
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TENHE Co.par,nership existing under the firm Of
III James Sims, s. Co, in the County Of Louisa, was
on the LIST day OF last month Gissoved by mutual con-
sent, except for the purpose OF settling he business Of
said hrm. JAMES SIMS
HEZEKIAH SIMS
June 3. 9--w2wN
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81 gpA REWARD.-To any person who will APP.
H3 SV prStend and deliver to me my Wash
ingion who runaway from Chesterfield Coal pits
a ont four weeks ago, will give the above reward OF
80 dollars.
Wa hi gioH purchased few months since from
Mr.. David Barclay Of this City, where he probably il
at this time He is stout we'll set black fellow, about
8 icrt inches high, and % years of age. am in
formed that he rasei in Powhaan County by
MIR. Swami, and purchased from him by John Ora
ham, Esq. late Of this City, from whose he was
purchased by Mr.. Brciay. To any person who will
take him up and lodge him in any Jail % that get him
gain, will give the reward of 5 dollars il brought
and delivered to me in this City, to Mr.. John He'b
Coal pits in the County Of Chester field the above
reward Of 80 dollars. BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
June S-U
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notice that petition or application will br
a made TO the next Legislature for Turnpike from
Bowling Green to Fredericksburg, or if preferred for
renewal Of the law granting that privilege.
June 10 I-wAO
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Tysfy EDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
1TA the Summer Course o! Lectures will begin
on Monday III. 5;h day of April, aud end on the
Saturday preceding the hrst Monde OF ovember.-
The month OF August is vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ Don the practice
Of Medicine.
VIM. p. DEVICES, NJ. ID On Midwifery.
THos. HARRIS, NJ. d. Surgeon u. S. .Wduy.-On
Operative Surgery.
SAML.J JACKSON, NJ. D. On Materia Medca.
WIZ Il. HoRNER, NJ. ID On Anatomy
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, NJ. Don the institutes OF Medicine
and Medical jurisprudence.
HUGH l. HODGE, NJ Don the Principles OF Sur
gerry w. L. HORNER Sec'ry
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, April lI4-3m
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NOflCE.-All persons having any claims agsnst
"a the Estate Of Jeremiah Minter, dec. OF Powhasn,
are requested 10 render Them for setement-and those
indebted, are required TO make speedy payment
JOSIAH COSBY, Adm'or
June 4. S-w4wS Of J. Min,er dec
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Hp ENJAMIN II. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY AT
H-D LAW, having Iafely removed to scousville, Al
bemare County, will in future attend the Courts OF Flu
wanna, AlbemsrIe, and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County Of Nelson.
M T. I23-w3m
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AYainst

Richard L. Moore and Susan his wife, Virgiuia Cath.
airline, ard Julia Travis infants, the ssd Calharine and
Julia by Thomas o. Cogbill their guardian assigned
Dets.
shall proceed to SELL b. fore the Courthouse door of
James City County, in the City Of Williamsburg OH
Monday the IL day Of July next, being Court day
the following property TO wit:
tract CT land, part of jamestown Island supposed
TO contain eight hundred acres-the whole being James
river low grounds, OF fine quality.
a large and commodious two story Dutch ROOTED
house. in the City OF Williamsburg, and the lots attach
ed ON which the late Samuel Travis resided at III.
time OF his death
And also small tract of land in James City County,
within enc half mile OF the City OF Williamsburg
called the HOBBY, supposed TO contain 100 acres
The terms will De a. follows: for the Of land
jamestown Island, credit Of one two, three four aud
bvc years. the four last ,nts TO carry interest rom
The end oil one year iron the day OF sale, aud the in
erest TO be paid annually For the houses aud lois in
the City oil Williamsburg. a credit Tor half till
The ls' day OF January, $780, and for the other hall
credit I'LL the LIST, day OF January 1882. Aud for the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit of one two and
three years. the two last payments 70 carry nteres, from
est to be paid annually Bond and security and de- ed
OF trust to be taken on the property sold to the
payment OF the purchase money.
CHAS. l.. WiNGPIELD, NJ. 5. C. C. w.p
Williamsburg, May FL. ids or his deputy.
g NORTON YARN Virginia- Union Factory
" situated ii miles below Charlottesville, on th 9
mail stage road, leading from that place to Richmond.
The proprieors have hitherto forborne solicit pub
lie attention TO this establishment, owing the circum-
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation, being
80 limited, as TO be insufficient supply the orders oil
those, with whose castom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested and proven by expe.
rence; and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery as 10 justify the expectation, that the y
VIII be enabled to keep stock hand, sufficient "a
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully solicit MOI
extended share OF public patronage, assurance
that the article shall at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable term..-An orders dl.
ed to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county
Va.) shall be promptly attended to-aud the arm de.
ivered either at the establishment de- posted in il.
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road for the purpose o.
being conveyed by Wagons, Oh return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigalion may suit its
tnaiion
TiMBERLAKE s. ]. & ]. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. I6 S6-u
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Charles f. Mercer bssa
John Rodgers 353I
Clement Smith
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VHNHE Subscribers offer their services as Commission
IL Merchants, and will attend to the sales of Tobacco
Flour, and other produce confied their care and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. ii. 9S-6m
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\yiHn.NiA'--I' rules, holden an the clerks Office
" at the superior court of cbancerv for The n;,h
' :" u'sriSt' me 9th day of September 1850: Fran.
Is u. rovsi, pit agains, Edward johnson and Caroline
Bosnia Johnson, Philip Johnson aud Edward Johuson
''an' enidrcn ct said Edward aud Car olne, DIETS.
inc defendants Edward johnson and Isosin, phil,
W anu EDWARD Johnson not having entered their an.
pe"rance and gisen security according to the &C, of
Assembly and the rules OF this court and il apnear
ing oy satisfactory evidence, that they are not nhabi
ah's oil THIS country it is ordered, that the said de-
.ndanisd do appear here the first day OF the ext
January term, an! the bill of the PLAINTIFF and
'""' cory OF this order be forthwith Inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
tor Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted u, the front
door ot the capitol, in the said CITY.
~ copy. Tcstc. WM. q. PKNpL.rn>. e.
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Elegant Family Bibles.

oSI received few family bibles, handsomely
~ pound IN morocco, containing Browns copcor-
dance ana MY copperpate engravings also, great
variety bound plan. very low priced; pocket bibles
waits Dover selection, Watts and Rppons Vii
!agc Methodist BROOKLYN Selection, Associn,ed
Methodist Camp and Prayer Meeting, and Parkn.
sons Hymn oks Episcopal Prayer Books. in ele.
CANT and plain bindings, all at unusual low prices.
no 2J-'s r. ID. SANXAY.