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TIMBERLAKE s. J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan is S6-u

& S0 REWARD -R.oaway from the 'ubser'-
- NV her living in the city OF Richmond. on
Monday, the 10Th of April, bl ,ck boy named Walker,
is or IL years of ages he s straight and well made has
rather prominent peaked nose aud full eyes, he
taken ont OF Tobacco Factory (o which he is
ry ond) and for the La, years his exclusive work has
been that OF dining-room servant and at any thing
else, seems to he perfect novice He had when
he went away gray Casnet Coat and Pantaloons ar,
Wai.coat Of the same, but he had other cloths which
perhaps he may have substituted for then. Mr.. Plea
SAINT Wnson's boy, Charles, went of about the
time that Walker did, Charles is free at the age OF 81
and has only years 10 serve. He is about Walkers
-ze. but lighter complicated, we'll made, shrew and
Artu, his mother lives in Petersburg: il il more than
probable that Walker and Charles together the
great croDies, ani if not lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken off by some boa;man
to Lynchhurg, where Charles has paid visits be-
fore. will give the above reward il taken out of this
Commonwealth and secured in any Goal that get
him again and twenty five dollars il within the State
and twenty miles from the City Of Richmond. Mas.
ters OF vessels are forwarned from carrying off said
Runaway at their peril.
SAMUEL GATHRIGHT, Jr.
May7. l23-U
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cd UNAWAY.--Eaiy in January last, my negro
IA D man Harrod, runaway rom my plantation near
Abbyvillc, in Mecklenburg County. H. is about 20
Of age, bright complexion, about feet o incLe
high ouuy made and round shouldercd He has rather
look out Of The eye-bas narrow forehead.
high cheek bones and generally wears a smile when
speaking. do not know how he was sppare He'd but
suspect he homespun rock coat and corded pan.
falcons. lie il probably passing for free man. and
ditcher. lie carried spade with him.
viii give liberal reward for his apprehen son and
delivery TO nc, confinement in Jail
VIM. 10. EASLEY.
May 10. 3-IOt'
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nHIO And KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE

AhHIO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
BY virtue Of two deeds of Tru't executed 10 W. by
the lat- Psuck Hernhon E.q bearing da'c the Odd
day OF April in 'he year 1919, and hrst duly recorded
i'm tie County Court OF CNa'es City, shall, on the
18th day OF JUNE next proceed TO sell, to the hgheh
biier for cssh, 10 satisfy the object of the said deeds
OF land, in the comfy OF Union, State OF Kentucky,
(exeept hundred part thereof reserved in
tho deed certain tract parcel Of land, 10 the
ty Of Clenont State Of Ohio, Ing The waters of Co
yer Creek, ahraneh of the little Miami Tbs lite TO The
ssid ians believed to be good, bu, act as rus
tees. shall convey only such tile il vested in
Those wishing to pucbsse, may, by references 10 the
eds in the Office OF Charlie. City, trace the title.
The deeds vii be shown the day of sale. The sale
will take place between the hours oil ii & IL o'clock, at
the front door Of the Bell Tavern in The ely Of Richmond
JOHN r. CHRISTIAN, r
JOHN ii. CHRISTIAN
Maya 12z-ids
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May 25.

YHNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust
"a bearing date the 3ist July, 1929. and dnly re-
corded in the Office. OF the County Court OF Hanover
and Hu'ings Court for the City oil Richmond except
ed by the late DR.. James Lyons we sha on We'd
nes'ay the 10th day of June next, offer for sale by
public auction, at the late residence of said Lyons i'm
the County OF Hanover, for cash, all the househ and
kitchen furniture, embracing the u,ual variety all the
farming ntenss of every kind, all the horses, cattle,
hogs aud sheep carriage and harness gon and carte
all The corn, (esmated at about 100 bbs) and fod-
der, and every other article of personal properly be.
longing TO said Lyons, at The date OF the said Deed to
which reference il made for a more particular enune.
ration. Aud. If from any cause The whole of said pro-
perty shall not be rold the tine and place aore said
We will on the next day, in front of ,he eIl Tavern in
the city Of Riehuond, complete the sale thereof in like
manner, and on the zane t-rms
j G.. WILLIAMS
j. w BRoCKENBRoUGH. Tru''ee'.
May 25. sd.
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RH ARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue Of Dscree oil
lYA the Superior Court OF Chancefy for the Rich.
moDd dsirici, in oause therein Depending be
tween Edmund Walls, plaintiff against William
III. Fonshee and James Rawlings, Executor oil
VIM. Fouslee, Sr., decd defendants, 81 all proce
TO cell for cah the premises, io the county of War.
wick the 5,h day OF Juns next, pubic auction,
the tract Of land in the bill mentioned being If acres
and one quarter OF acre, called Rich Neck; or 90
much thereof will he sucent to satisfy the said de-
cree and EXPENSES OF sale.
CHA. L. WINGFiELD,
May II 4-ts NJ $. w. d
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Nfay2I.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FENhs subscri,er s drsrcus Of selling his plantation al
u Mellon Courhouse This of land contains N AT
three hundred acres, including building lots i'm the
town OF Lovng'on. The buildings are large and con.
private house, being situated on the ,in street pass
ing through the town. and is The public road sadine
from Charlottesville TO Lyncbburg The stables arc
large, containing about one hundred stalls. The land
is well supplied with timber, which is scarce i'm The
neighbourhood, aud il very valuable. A further de
scripon Of the land is deemed unnecessary. 1 will
cell either for cash, credit accommodating terms
the payments being
Loyingston, May 81. 4-u WIN. RI DIGGES
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a NOTION YARN Virginid- Union Factory
" situated ii miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place Richmond
The propret1rs have hitherto forborne solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment owing the circum.
stance Of the portion of machinery in operation, being
limited, to be insufficient supply the orders OF
those, with whose castom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested proven by expe
Renee; and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery, as TO justify the expectation, that they
will be enabled TO keep a stock on hand sufficient to
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are Induced respectfully TO solicit
extended share OF public patronage,-wh assurance,
that the article shalt at all times be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terms-All orders d.
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
Va) shall be promptly attended to-and the arm de-
livsred either at the in s
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
tibAtion.
TIMBERLAKE & J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan 10 S6-f
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VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

NAIUh n
NET Ii he sold TO the highest bidder at public auc-
w ton, Halifax Cour, House, Monday the
2sth day of June next (being Court day. il air not
ths next fair day, OF land lying in the County oil
Halifax, Ban.t-r River. containing 10y late survey
1886 acres; 1905 lis OF which fret rate low
grounds. belonging to the Estate of Edmund Irby dec.
large portion OF the low ground is completely drared
ard has been the lat years in regular and pre-
gre.sye state of improvements This tract is said to be
among The times e.ta-+ in the County: Judges Of
the opncn that 50 hands can he worked adv
il One fourth Of the purchase money will be require ed
the 18th D-cember next with interest from the day
sale The oher three iourths on aud year, credi,
from the day Of sale-bonds with approved Security
and deed OF the land, will b. required OF the
purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and
PletcPosesson given the lsl day OF January next
with the privilege Of seedir crop of small grain in
the fall. w. II. JOHNSTON,
LEW JONES,
Administrators OF Edmund Irby dec
April Is. ll6-td.
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NOTICE

A ] intend TO close my present business, and re-
"a move from the city Of Richmond in a hort time,
would be thankful TO all those indebted To me TO rome
and settle their accounts az possible, as
DESTROYS Of ciOing all before go away.
JOHN TYLER
May21 at
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n UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG. -
81 Notice IL hereby given that al the ceIls IN This in
stiiutiOn occupied and that more patients will
be received until some Of the said etlIs vacant;
due notice Of which will be gwen. BY order Of The
Coue, OF Directors J. HENLEY.
May 26 5i--n
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NOTICE.--All persons indebted to the estate of the
v late Jedediah Leeds, decd requested to call
and settle them without delay, and those having claims
against the estate requested TO present them
perry authenticated for payment TO
JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or.
With the will annexed Of Jedediah Leeds dec.
April 2. I13--2m
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hfay7

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-By
v virtue oil deed OF Tru-t executed to by the
late Dr. James Lyons, and duly recorded, shall Of
fer for sale at public auction (on ,he premse) in the
City o! Richmond, on Thursday, the sixth day OF May
next, at o'clock in the afternoon, two half acre
known IN the plan CT the City by the Nos 5I7 and SIS
toge Their with the dwellng house and all other house,
aud improvements thereon. This property is situated
ket House. and In the immediate Deghbourhood Of Mr.
Robert Pollard and DR. Trent II is de,rabie and vaIu-
able esience and is believed 10 be we'll known that
minute description OF it il Unnecessary. Mrs Lyons
is entitled TO dover in the property, which will be
committed, II the purchaser chooses, for fair annual
allowance.
At The same time and place. will he sold an updiyi-
ded moiety oitwo-hal acre lots in Duvals addition in
the ncghbourhood OF James A. Grant and others. known
by the Nos and 24Tbe title to the above property il
believed to be OnqnesonabIe but acting as trustee
shall convey only such title as is vested in me- The
sale will be made upon credit Of twelve mobths-the
purchase monty bearing intrest from the day of sale
FOND viii security, aud deed Of trust upon the pro
pertv, to secure the payment will be required.
The sale will bc conducted by Tho, Taylor, Esa.
RICHARD MORRIS. Trustee.
April H. Holds
circumstances wh'ch were not foreseep and over
which tile parties had no confront, have made IL nc
cessary TO postpone the sale Of the above property un
Ill the 18th day OF this month, at which time il will
certainly be made, at the hour above meniioned.--
SSALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES BY virtue Of
- ID ed Of Trust executed 10 me by the late Dr.
James Lyons sbsll sell, at public auction. TO The
highest bidd for cash, in front of the Eagle Tavern
in the City Of Richmond, AT III o'clock, on Friday ihs
18th dayiof this month, the following slaves, TO wit:
Jack, Ben, Robert, Toney, Frank, William, James,
lsaac, Hannah Betsey aud her two children. Lucy
and her two children, NJ ncy and James, Jenny and
her two children. Peter aud Rossnns-- Polly Wanna,
and Henry small hoy: many Of them are very likely
RICHARD NORRIS. Trustee.
May7 i2S-ids
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May Is.

VIRGINIA At Superior Court of Chancery hold
en- at the capitol in the city OF Richmond, the 23d
day of March, 1929:
Henry w. Moncure and John Robinson, survivors o
themselves and Frederick Peasants late merchants and
partners, trading under the rm of Moncure Robinson
Peasants, on behalf of themselves and all others, the
creditors of John Walker, decd who shall in and
seek relief by and contribute the expense of this suit
Pitts.
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UVy. tSIV,
wM. G. PENDLEToN, C. C.
CoMMIssIoNER's OrFrcE,

COMMISSIONED 5 OFFICE, 7
Richmond, May 18th, 1890.
The parties interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the Both day of June next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court
which day at O. clock A. NJ. they are required to
attend at my office in this city, with their accounts
vouchers documents, SC. ready for examination and
settlement, and with office copies of the necessary
Court papers, and the creditors of Jno. Walker decd
will at the time and place exhibit and prove their
claims against the said estate
HILARY BAKER, Com'r
Nav 81. 4-9t
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NHE Subscribers offer their services as Commission
n Merchants and will attend TO the sales OF Tobacco,
Fsur and other produce confded 10 their care, and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH & HANNAH.
Feb. Is. 9S-6m
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HNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rdnswsy from
"a the subscriber living at the deep Coal Pits in
Henrco county on the 10 Ia instant, negro man nam
ed Nick, abont forty years old, feet or inches
high light complexion, thin vsage and stammsrs lii.
tie when spoken to. The dress he had on when he
went oil wasa grey ca'iueu coat blue panalopns, and
white wool hat H carried will. him suit OF coarse
grey casnett the said Nick has one OF his
hands not recolleced he has also several knots his
ears will Civ reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehension OF the said slave if taken beyond the Limits
OF the State and II. reasonable expenses paid, ten
dollars taken within the State and delivered to me
the said pits, or securesd in Jail so ,ha, get him a.
gain. think it highly probable that lac has obtain
ed Tree papets and will attempt 10 pass free man.
forewarn all PERSONS from haIborng carrying him
out OF the State. FAC. McGRUDER
April IS. lift
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AGAINST


Lyddall Bowlcs, adm'or Of the said John Walker,
decd. Calvin Walker George w. Walker, Lydia Croade
Bosworth Walker, Mary Daggeu, Joseph Walker and
Luther Walker, heirs of the said John Walker, decd.
Mosby Sheppard Orris s. Paine aud Orrs Paine,
Dcits.
This in which the bill hath been taken for con-
fessed the defendant Orrs Paine and in which the
plaintiffs appear TO have proceeded in the mode prescrib
ed by law against the other defendants Except Lyddal
Bowles and Mosby Sheppard) who out of this
try, came this day TO he heard the bill, the an
swers OF the said Bowes aud Sheppard, with the repli-
cations thereto and exhibits, and argued by coun-
sci: On consideration Whereof the Court doth order that
the defendant, Lyddall Bowles, render account of his
Commissioner of the Court, who is directed to examine
state and settle the same; and the court doth further
der that the said Commissioners take of what
is due to the plaintiffs, and the other creditors of the
said intestae for their debts, and the amount dig
nifty and priority thereof for which purpose the said
other creditors TO be at liberty to in before the
said Commissioner and prove their debts; and the Court
doth further order that the said Commissioner state an
account OF the real estate whereof the said died
seized and OF the proceeds Of that parhereo which
been sold by the defendant Nosby Sheppard and that
all deeds and writings in the power of any of the par
ties, relating the said real estate be produced before
to make report thereof the Court, of all the said ac-
counts, with any matters specially stated deemed per-
nent by himself or which may be required by the
parties TO be stated.
Copy Teste,
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uRENJAMlN III. MAGRUDER, ArroRNEY AT
ab Law, having lately removed to ScoUsve, Al
bemarle County, will in future attend the Courts oil Flu
wanna. Albeinare. and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County Of Nelson.
May 7. 123-w3m
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MEARSHAL'S SALE -pur.uant TO Decree
1yEoi the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Will
liamsbnrs District, in therein depending, pro-
nounced the S,h day OF February, 1880 between Hen
~ E'loe and Elizabeth Lila wife aud the said Edoe
guardian Of Virginia, Catharine, and JUL. Travis
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UOHN FORBES, it,, ATTORNEY AT Law, haV.
90 ing removed TO Wilmington, in the County Of Flu.
wanna. will in future, attend the Suteror and County
Courts Of Henico. Goochland aud Fluvanna Counties
ADD the Superior Courts Of Chancery for the Richmond
District May 7. I28-w6w
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AA AZ committed to the Jril of the Town OF Peters.
w burg, a. Runaway, on the LIST day of Jauua.
ry, 1880, negro nan, who says he is Free and call
mm'eii Jer.h w Rrade. He states that he served his
apprenticeship with MIR. John Wallace, cooper and
shoe-maker OF Cabaras county, in the State OF North
Carolina; he is five feet 8 2 inches high dark com.
pexoh, about 70 or 2i years of age has scar ON his
lei jaw, and another over his right eye aso spot
under the same eye rather darker than the balance
s SKID and several care about his breast his clothing
consists OF dark mixed homespun cloth fur hat The
owner H requested TO come forward, prove bis property
pay charges. and take him away or he will be de ali
with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
NJ alch IL 107-w3m
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May

uHUBLIC SALE Or NEGROES.-By vir'ue Of a
III decteta order OF the County Court of II mover
IN ,ds the 3o,h day Of OF April 1890 in the OF
WAIdy, W. Chi.lol me-. I hsll proceed to sell OH
Thursday the 10Th day of jun text IL fair IL The
fair day, The big hest bidder at public auction
at Michael Anderson's Tavern, commonly called the
Brick House. in the loweS part OF Louisa County FIVE
likely aud valuable young negro men, viz Ned, Ran
doph. Wson, Miles, and Burwell, which belong TO
the Estate Of Walter ChishOne, jr. decd, but have
been Tor many years past In the po session OF Betty, alias
Betty Chisholme, free OF colour.
The terms of sale will be credit until the Let day
Of January next, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security.
GARLAND r. WADDY,
Cofn'r & Ad'r. de bonis with the will annexed
Of Walter Chisholme, jr. deed
May Z. l23-Sr
RuARSHABS SALE.-Pursuant to a decree Of The
lVu Superior Court Of Chancery for the Williams
burg District, pronounced on The ID day of February,
1880, IN the eases Of Brown us. Turner-COlion ps
same-Gnner %. sumo Moncure rs. same PSrrish
ssme-Russell Us. sdme-Sheppard ps. same--and
Wicker rs. sane--I shall Tuesday the 9Th day of
June 1880, o'clock p. NJ. the premises offer for
sale at public auction and two years cresit. the
lot aud hou.es Church Hill in the County of Hen
rico, the City Of Richmond, belonging 10 The
tate OF Anhouy Turner, decd, subject To biz widows
dover thsfsiuBjnds and security aud Deed OF Trust
10 be executed by tie purchaser.
j. CUERKANT NJ. 8. @.
or one OF his Deputies
Mey7 l23-,ds
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SPRING GOODS.-The subscribers have associated
~ themselves in business in the city Of Richmond,
under the firm Of Binford, Brooks 4 Co. and are
opening handsome and welselected stock of Staple
Fancy Dry Goods, recently purchased in the Northern
markets the best terms a, auction, for cash. They
to call and examine theG. Their assortment will, at
all times, be found very complete. Having an expert
snced agent in New York, they will continue receive
by every arrival. Their stock will comprise every
article in the dry goods lins-A Of which, they will
sell the lowest prices.
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a The ENoUkER published ,wcea week generally and
times week during the session of the Legislature
Price, the heretofore Five Dollars payable In
Notes of chartcrcd banks on will he
rsaeivcd The Editors will the safety Of
hitting Thorn by mall the all letters being paid by tho
paper will be but the discretion OF che
bstors) until all arrcaragos have been paid
Whoever will of nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p square, OR LESSFirst insertion rs
tinuauco, so cents
sNo inserted, until has either paid
assumed by person in this city, envrons.
WARRANTED SCYTHES.
LNOR sale at the sign of the PADDOCK, complete
assortment of Scythcs, which warrant.
Also the British Patent Scythes rem iS to 81 inches;
I'll worth the attention Of FARMERS.
And general assortment Of
HARDw ARE,
SADDIERY, aud RODGERS FINE CUrLERY.
DE.fRBOR.N"S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVELS.
EMERSON'S RAZOR SrROPS.
GIaEisrs' Diamonds and Genuine Uenaning's
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers.
THOMAS A. RUST.
April 80. 12l-tlstJuly
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Against

RiSharl J.. Moore and Susan hswife Virginia, Cath
arne, and Julia Travis infants. the said Caharne and
by Thomas 0. Cogbill their guardian assigned,
Deiis.
shall proceed to SELL FIRE the Courthouse door of
James City County in the City Of WILLIAMSBURG on
Monday the IL day Of July next, being Court day.
The following property 10 wit:
A tract If land, part of Jlmestown Island supposed
to contain eight undred ac.es-the whole being James
rvsr low-gyounjs, OF hne quality
large and commoiious two story Dutch .roofed
house, in the Ci'y OF Williamsburg, and the lots attach
ed. ON which the late Samuel Trsvi, resided at the
time oil hi. death
And also small trac, of land in James City County,
within half mile of the City of WILLIAMSBURG
called The Hobby, supposed to contain 100 acres
The terms Will be follows: for the of land in
jamestown Island, credit OF one two three four and
i've years, the four last snts to carry interest from
the end OF one from the day of sale, and the in
terest TO be paid annually For the houses an lots in
the City Of Williamsburg. credit Tor one half till
the itday OF January, 1890, and for the other half
credit till the lst day OF January 1882 Aud for the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit of one two aud
three years. the two last payments 70 carry interest from
the end OF one year from the time OF the SALE the
est to be paid annually. Bon and security and deed
OF trust to be taken the property sold to the
payment of the purchase money.
CHAS. l. WlNGFIELD, NJ. :. c. C. W. d.
Williamsburg, May 81. ids or his deputy.
MHEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
1sh The Summer Course OF Lectures WITH begir
on Monday the 9th day of April. aud end tn,
Saturday preceding the first Mond.y of November
The month OF August u vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, Nj. Don the practic.
OF Nj edcine.
VIM. P. DEVICES, NJ. d On Midwifery
THos. HARRIS, NJ. ID Surgeon u. s. .Nduy.-O
| Operative Surgery
SANILJACKsoN, NJ. D.-On Maera Medica.
WN E. HoRNER, NJ. D.-Oa Anatomy
! JNo. X. MIroHELL, NJ Don Chemi.try.
JOHN BELL, NJ Don the Institutes OF Medicine
and Medical Jurisprudence.
| HUGH l. HODGE, NJ. D.-On the Principles of Sur
gerry. w. L. HORNER, Secry,
| 263 Chestnut Street.
| Philadelphia April I4-3m
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THNOBACCO Planters respectfully informed, hat
"a all tobacco consigned 10 US for the future shall
be received into the Ware Hou'e, free Of drdyage from
the Basin the Dock; freight &c paid when requested
by VIM & r BURTON,
April H. ll6-N2m Inspectors Seab,Ooks
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NOllCE.-Pursuant 10 an order of the Directors of
u the Riyanna Navigation Company, the Sockho-
ders are required to pay the 18th June next TO the
undersigned, Treasurer OF said Company, 81 each
share Of the Stock held by them.
DAN'L +. CARR,
May ii. 1-wlw Treasurer n. W COmpanu