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TEACHER wANrEp.-The trustee, of n

A TEACHER WANTEp.--The Trustees Of the
IA Northumberland Academy, are DESTROYS Of engag
ing President ct this Institution for the ensuing year
To gentleman well qualified to teach the Greek, La
TIM French and English Languages and the ordinary
branches Of Mathematics, fixed salary in money will
be given.
Though the Trustees not particularly scrupulous,
they would prefer clergyman, is much wanted in
the ncighborhood, and is believed, quite handsome
sum would be made up for services to be Performed
the Sabbath. There would be no objection to with
famiy--a comfortable dwelling and necessary out
houses being already provided for the exclusive accom-
notation Of the President Of tho School,
This institution has been i'm successful operation for
tho last years, is about miles from the courthouse
blessed with line water and healthy situation any
in this section OF country. The building is large and
commodious and well constructed for a school.
Address TO the undo signed at Northumberland c. H.
who authorised to contract.
SAM'L. BLACKWELL, Chr'n. Of the Board Of
JOS. BAYSE, Secry. Trustees
Dec. 81 7g-wIw
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CHICkAHOMINY ESTATE FOR SALE
IA The subscriber offers Tor sale, tract OF land
tanning 667 arres, ing on the above river and bounded
by II for mile. u is part of the tract known by the
name Of Da'ngerhel!s, in New Kent, about ~ miles
6eow Richmond aud four above tide water This tract
10 inferior to lew in the country and il about equally
divided in low grouni-. hats and high land. It's
venence 10 navigation and quantity oil timber for plank,
Scsnng, shingles and slaves, Independent OF the fertile
~ Of the SOIL renders il Of the most valuable tracts
OF land the river IL il believed that marie abouns
IT, as shelIs 10 be seen in several banks. The
terms will he accommodating TO the purchaser, and
bargain may be had by application person to the sub
rerber at Moens Mount, near Rappahannock Academy,
Caroline, by letter directed the Academy post o
flee, or TO Mr.. WIN. Bu,Diey by letter, addressed TO
Now Kent court.hou.e. JNO. DICK ERSON,
For hiIn'ef and "a agent AMI attorney for the dis
hbu,ees OF the late Col. WIN Dang field.
der. 81 79-H
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EpY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH
ED OF VIRGINIA.--H PROCLAJLATTON-
Whereas IL has been represented to the Executive by
the superintendent OF Quarantine enclosing the opinion
oil Doc McCaw, relative to the state Of the schooner
Armada heretofore declared under Quarantine on ac-
count OF being infected with tho Smallpox, that il
still prevals have thought proper with the advice OF
the Council OF State, and IN pursuance of the Act Of
Assembly, to declare the said schooner Arm ada unker
Quarantine fer the further term OF twenty days from
the goth instant.
Given under my hand as Governor and un.
(SEAL der the seal OF the Conmonw. alib at
Richmond, this 18th day OF Ja,uary
1889. WM GILES.
Jan 10. s7-w4w
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virtue of two Deeds of trust, executed to John Al
u Armistead and William cambridge, by William
Morris, and Msrcela his wife, the the eighth
day OF January, 1928, and the other the eighteenth
dsy OF FEBRUARY, lS2Sand another Deed of Trust
cuted TO Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles s. Cav, nv
the said William | Morris, on the tenth day Of July,
l62S-aH oil which deeds are recorded in the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Richmond shall proce ed 10 sell
on the premises, the 10Th DAY Of FEBRUARY next for
ready money, for the purpose therein mentioned, two
LOTS pieces, parcels OF Land in the city of Rich
mond, known and distinguished in the plan Of the said
city, by No. (347) three hundred and forty n,
No. C352) three hundred aud fifty two, which were
conveyed TO the said William l. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed bear
Ing date the 18th day Of June, 1925 aud admitted
cord In the clerks office OF the Court Of Hastings
said city,-and on which are now erected extensive
brick buildings used warehouse, and for other pur
poses: slso three other Lots pieces parcels Of Land
known dis'ing ushed In the plan said city, number
(5i2) three hundred forty two, number i.rec hundred
and forty three (343) humber three hundred s. forty
four (34t) with thebuildngs commonly called ShockG
Warehouse, ami all other buildings and improvements
thereon; which property conveyed to the sai Will
Ham Morris, by Two several deeds, for undivided
ietss hereof-one made tho tenth day of June 1926
by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, and John
Pegram, and Wilson Gregory; the other, made on the
same day, by Joseph Dudley Of Chesterfield county,
both admitted to record in the clerks Office Of the HUI
dngs Court 81 said city: Also other Lot, prce or
parcel OF Land. known and istingn in the plan OF
said city, by number three hundred and forty (3i6
which conveyed to said William I. Morris, by
William A. Smith and Sarah Smith, by their deed,
bearing date the 18th day of September 1896 and adj
mifted to record in the clerks offce Of the Hastings
Court for the city aioresai
The Trustees have never known the title 10 the
foregoing property TO be qmes;ioned but they will
iy convey that which i.vt.,ed in themselves.
JOHN M. ARMISTEAD,
W. cambridge, ,,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE. trustees
CHARLES S. GAY.
Dec. Is. 73-u
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January7.

FHNWENrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
IL p Devereaux of the city OF Richmond about the
9th day oil November, 1929, negro slave, named
Israel and styles himself Israel Harris) about % years
OF age, five feet high thin visaged, with large nose
and generally well-dressed in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket, and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern. The above
slave is supposed has obtained free papers, and at
tempting to pass as free and may attempt TO get
OIL to some free State he is apprchended near Rich
mond. the above reward will be paid if making off,
ira reasonable expences will also be paid for his safe
delivery in the Jail of the City. Any information that
can be given TO Mr.. Dcveresux of the City, with re-
gard TO the way in which he got of, will be literally
warded and all persons forewarned from harbouring
the said slave, and all captains Of steamboats, and other
captains masters Of vessels from carrying of the said
slave, under penalty Of the rigour of the law.
JOHN WARBURTON, Adm or
OF RodwelI Delk, decd
James City County, Dec II. 7l-wI2t.
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HBUBLIC SALE.-Pursuant to an order made by
n the Hon. WIN. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir.
the Court of the District Of Columbia in the matter Of
John Davis nsolven debtor, will be sold at public
auction the st day Of March next all the right title
and interest OF the said Davis in and tract OF aud
in Kanawha County, in the State of Virginia, lying on
Eli river, the s. f.. side, above and below the mouth
of Blue Creek supposed TO contain about 30 900 acres
Sale to take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
City OF Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, o'clock
p NJ.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney to DO secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
curity to be approved by the Trustee.
THOS. HUGHES, Trustee
sept. 10. 37-wtds p. MAURO & SON, uct'r,rs
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NH ANSI0N HOTEL, Pennsylvania .dUenue near
I'VE the Presidents House and Public Offices; late
tPiiiiauson's and iStrother's, Tpyashingfon Cftv.
ID. C.--Tbs establishment has recently undergone
thorough repair, and is now completely furnished
The proprietor, therefore, with confidence bespeaks for
II the patronage Of his friends and the public
UP "Fuller's New Lines, Washington, Georgetown
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches"
start from and come direct to this house, and in few
few days, will be iatersected at this point by daily
line to Alexandra, and tri- weekly line to Lynehburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia. Nov. rs. 65-H
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AM/AS committed To the jail OF PoylIatAn county,
w (Vs.) on the 25'h Oct. la Z, as Runaway,
negro man, who says his is Rysl-lhai ne wa.
carried from Buckingham county, by Richard Baley,
TO So.h Carolina and sold to James Otway Of stump
ter district, from whom he sbscoDIed The laid ego
s OF dafk complexion, five feet inches high paf
made-to appearance, about 20 or FL years old Had
on, when committed TO Jai short roundabout eoa',
home spun, dove. Notwithstanding sbirtsnd sack-
ing pnDtaoons The owner OF said nogro, IL requested
10 come forward prove his properly, pay chs'g 81 ard
take him away, he will he dealt with thu law iii.
reefs RICHARD BASS, Tailor.
Jan. 10 S6--wI2ws
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W. iNb.-in pursusnce TO order of the county
Court Of Chesterfield will be sold f., cash IN nav
jail fees, at Chesterfield house. on the second
Monday In February next, Chat being court day0 a
negro man who called himself Robert Biniord aud said
he was ffee when committed 20 Jail, and afterwards
said his name was William, and that he belonged 10
trader by the name Of Smith, bot since says he Is free
man. and tina, he raised in the county of Accomac
and bis name 10 Robert Medal. JB COODE
jan ~ U-HN JailoT.
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HNDUCATlON.-is shalt open a Boarding -Scnvot the
HI ensuing year, at my residence in Hanover County
abou, % miles from Richmond, aud about above Col
Goodalis. My course OF instruction will comprise tn,
Latin, French, AMI English Languages; Geography,
with the use Of the Maps and Globes; regular course
Of History with Chronology, Arithmetic, Msthe mates
ans the art Of Surveying English Grammar and Eng.
li,h Composition.
My terms for Board and Tuition ar. $780, the ,cholas-
tic year OF ten months. My school will commence
the 18th Of January, 1880, and terminate the 18th
December vacation OF four weeks will be given in
the Sun,insr.
shall have examination at the CONNIE nc me nj,
and another at the close Of the year.-The result Of
which will be cent TO the parents and guardians OF
children committed TO my care.-Psriicuar attic pon
Will he paid TO the moral condsct Of my pupils, and
good discipline maintained ia school, have been en-
gagged in teaching for eight years past, AMI FULLY
sensible OF the great responsibility which my profess
sion imposes. My residence is unusually heal by and
remote from places OF vice and dissipa ion In rea-
ton to my character and qualifications. authorised
TO refer to the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Rec. Richard Claiming Moore, ID ID. of
Richmond
Req William armstrong, Of Richmond.
f. q Il. James, 4 Co Of do.
Rec. UIiiiom Meade, ID. ID. Of Frederick County.
Hanover, Dec. 1929. HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
Mr. III. Davis was empoyedb by Bishop Meade as pri-
vatc tutor OF his children for apw OF years and
have every reason TO believe approved by him
therefore, can with propriety recommend Mr.. Davis,
TO such parents as may he disposed employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
letter addressed TO me, must be directed to NJ ont
psiier, Hanover County, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
Dec. TO- 7l-6'wtf
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L,
~ many instances much below cost-The proof that
the subscnbershave been selling of their large gene
raj assortment Of seasonabe Dry Goods at "pme cost
$3.50 apparent that they would deem il in
sert second advertisement to that fleet, had m,gene
rous attempts been made to lead the public believe the
contrary They therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they still continue sell Off
at prime cost, and in order to assist the sale of the re-
naming stock they have added thereto (per the Bold
Commander from N. W VARIETY Of such goods they
disposed OF in the early part o,hcr .ale among are
many ofthe same description OF goods that were con-
stdered extremely cheap, viz: fdnneI 35 and 4-4 do
mestcs, Gro de NAPLES, Gro dcs Ind, aud HGIion
f"fsf1ngs superior i"sre eaicoes, lou price su
per,or sdfftnets; and many other goods oil of which
wii' be cold ut "Prine cost" and Ia many instances
the goods that have b0en hand will be cold much
oetoD prime cost. In announcing their intention to
close their business iva this manner the sub did
net expect to elicit an Hibera. remark from any per
ecn-neverthecss such remarks have been made: and
the public aware that they proceed from interested
source, hnoto how to estimate their correctness.
KYLE s. COCHRAN. .
NOV ~. 66-H
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no the admirers of Ornamental Heads Of Hair
IL The Subscriber has just arrivedia this city from
New York, and offers for sale extensive a..Ort.
tn~nt Of
LADIES' 6 GENTLEMEN'S WIGS & TOUPETS.
All OF hs own manufacture, and at variety Of prices
that mu't meet the views OF all that DESTROYS Of pu
chasing. The assortment that he has brought with
him on this occasion, is far superior aud much
ensive than what he has offered at any former period
consisting OF the greatest variety .ing
Tor their peculiar taste ami beauty. He requests
those ladies' and gentlemen wearing ornsme hair
aud wishing TO have hi spl .ni natural heads Of hair
or hall head dresses. commonly called Tonpets. will
TAKE the earliest Opportunity Cf honoring him with
Call.
Those ,lies and gentlemen who may feel disposed
to honor him with their calls, he Hatters HIMSELF from
the superiority OF HE articles every paric uar
cure continuance Of their patronage. Apply at the
Eagle Hotel, between the hours Of ten and two,
Where Tho subscriber will he ready to attend upon all
that may honor him with their comm inds. Iadie.
leaving their orders will be waited upon edat~ly;
his stay m Richmond will exceed ten DAYS.
'.t THOMAS QUIRK.
" All orders after the first of March, will he re-
e-ived at my residence in New York, No $780, Broad
way. Jan. % S9-U
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NU oNSiEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea
1V8 son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. HIS sea
son TO commences LIST FEBRUARY and terminate LIST July
next He will be let to at SO dollars the season
winch may be discharged by the payment Of 10 dollars
within the sotson. Mares be injured at rs dol
iars One dollar to the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has bsen made for the
accommodation OF mare. to this hore They will
be pas'ursd ratis well fed with grain required at rs
cents per day, and stalled in a bad weather.
ons a. the subscribers will give his constant per.
sonM auen ion TO mares, in order that they NAV he
turned TO their owners in good condition. We cannot
be responsible for accden,. escapes hut will use
every exertian to prevent both.
Monsieur Tonssn /. beautiful bay, fifteen hand.
three inches high, with black legs main and tail He
~ hneiy proportiohed, exhibiting beauty and pow
throughout his form. His blood appearance and per-
Torrance .qual II not superior, any horse on the
continent. Hi, colts likely, and in high estims-
ton. THOMAS WATSON
ABNER Rob- NSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. a. S9-2,awsm
Country Wing and Petersburg Inteiligencer to in e.
sert The abovs twice week for three months. and Sc nd
their accounts to I. w. and A. r.
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a JOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at INV
~ Farm known as Halt Sink, nine miles from Rich.
moii' on The road le aiding to Fredericksburg.
"Trms as iormsriy-S50 for the season, to be dis.
charged by the PAYNE Mt OF S35 during the season. In
surance $50 dollars.
lac remarkably producing character Of Johanna.
colts being 80 well known in this section of country il
Is no; deemed necessary to say more about il.
nj. Bolts.
Jan IL. si-o,wt,y
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IN Virginis: In Lunenburg County
n Court Iijh Nov 1929:
Lewis Green, administrator Of Absoum Tatum deed
Pllfs.
against
David Street, administrator Of Merewether Hurt deed
who was administrator with thu will annexed of VIM,
Tsum, decd WIN. Wood, administrator Of Christopher
Wool, who was surviving husbA,,doi Sueky Wood for.
merly Sueky Tstum, Benj,min TAfum aud Charity his
vile; Matthew Tsum, Nancy Griffin, BENJAMIN IA.
tun', Clement Nevils, Administrator OF John Nevis
James Neal, sdnlnsra or OF Allen Tatum and Thomas
Fisher administrator OF Mary Fisher deed, Den,
The DcfendsntS, William Wood administrator Of
Christopher Wood, deed, who was surviving husband
Of Sucky Wood, formerly Sucky Taturn, BENJAMIN
Tatun and Charity his wife, Matthew Taium, Nancy
Griffin, Clement Nevis, administrator Of John Nevis
and Thomas Fisher, administrator OF Mary Fisher
not having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act OF Assembly and
the rules Of This Court, and IL appea airing nv
satisfactory evidence that they are not phabianis
OF this country: On the motion Cf the plaintiff
by his attorney, IL is ordercd--Tbat the said de.
PENDANTS appear here before the second Monday
IN March next, and file their 10 the pl,iniHs
bi-and that copy Of Ibis order be forthwith inserted
10 some newspaper published in the Town Of Peters.
ourg or Cliy OF Richmond for two months excessively
ana posted at the front door Of the Court house Of the
'"'d couH'y. Copy --Teste
dec o. 6o-wsw' r. w. WYNN, ID. c.
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VT The ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
iss tims week during the session OF the
Free the hcrctoc, Five Dollars per annum nayne in
ayens Notos Of chaercd tanks ony) will be
sceived In Tho Editors will guarantee the ,n, Of r
Them BY mail; the postage Of all letters being paid by the
No will DO discontinued but at tho discretion of IN.
hah,n:I unt'i all srroarages have boon paid Mp.
have tho tcnth GRATIS - $500 f~f~' 80"
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
tiluancs, SO cents. "' o"
'No advertisement inserted, until pad for
sssuNnod BY some in this city, environs
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~ olhCE- The iegstces oi the late Booker Foster
L decea'td, are hereby informed, that the Com
mssiones report on said d-c-dens estate, is now y-
ing IN Tho Clerks Office Of this county open TO their in
'peciion; and do hereby gave them notice, that IN
prepared 10 pay their respective portions Of said
80 soon as they shall forward with such bonds OF
inie"n ty as the law requires they must not Their
lore, expect that will pay interest.
THOS WEBSTER, Executor.
Amelia. Jan. 90 so,
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vHNHE SCHOOL AT LLANGOLLEN, Tor tn. ed
ucation OF boys, in the county of Spot,sy vania
and State OF Virginia, has two departments. One en-
braces the English iansuage-the Greek and Latin
classics-the Spanish, Italian. and French Ancient
and Modern History and the Philosophy of Language.
The oher-Geoetaphy. Arhme ic, Algebra and
Geometry In addition TO the above boys who not
tended Tor College, bat who desire liberal educ alton
will be taught Ethics, Logic, Mroal Philosophy, and
Political Economy.
There are two vacations in the year-one commenc-
ing on the hrs day Of July the other on the 18th oil
December. During soh the boys may Iemain here,
without Additional expence,
The annual charge is $40. This includes a.charges
Tor instruction. board, wahing fuel aud candles he'd
or narass, and clothing TO he furnished the Pu-
pill or SO TO be paid for them. Clo,hipg will he procur-
ed, when 1t is wished, on advantageous terms. The
hrst session commences on the 25 h OF January. For
further Information, see the Richmond Enquirer for
lSh Of September, 1929.
Address Lswss Store Post-office, Spottsylvania Co.
Virginia.
JOHN LEWIS.
January7. S2-wlw
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a. Top THE THlEF.-Stoien out OF my Stable on
~ TIE night OF the 7th instant, Bay HORSE Of
slender make, with remarkable knot on one of his
knees no white hairs reoollected about him; certain
~ not on his legs or feethis eyes Of very yellow
cast lie wac stolen ty Sicn +. Spencer, who had
been lurking about the Deghborhood Of Charlotte
Courthouse ZONE time previous to the theft: he ba.
been 'een on the horse the road Milton in North
Caroina, with anegro boy, stolen at the time
W ers reward will he given for the Of the thief
and The d., tenon Of the boy horse. Spencer il a
tail weltIook'ng man, with very black hair and eyes,
little lame on OF his feet with his sboe on II down
at the heel. CLEMENT CARRINGTON y
Jan. 10. s7-6,
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HDUBLiC SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust
II executed by Albin G. Saunders, 10 the sub.cri-
Der, on the 18th day Of February 1929, purposes
therein men'ion"d and recorded in the Clerks Office
Powhst.n, will be sold to the highest bidder at pub
TIC auction, Tor ready money, at the Town Of
IN the county OF Powhatan, tile goth day OF Febru
airy next the property conveyed by the said Deed
sising OF the sa1 Albin e. Saunders whole interest In
his iather Chanceor II. Saunders estate, except one
house IN the town Of jefferson, known by the name Of
The R'd-bouse, lately occupied by Roderck Payne,
and one lot Ne. and such title AL. vested in
the subscriber, will be conveyed to the purchaser
JAMES v. HASKINS Trustee
Jan. % Sa,vaws
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A consented again to take IL Is young ladies', as
members of his family informs parents who desi-
OF giving their daughters good education, that
the lady whom he has engaged the ng year
(having taught in his family for Is months) he
commend being highly qualiisd TO impart young
minds, knowledge OF every useful branch OF English
Educat on, of French, OF Music on the Harp and Pr
ano Of Painting and OF various kinds of elegant needle
work. Her knowledge Of French and Music, is proba-
bly, not surpassed by any native American. Every at
tenton will be paid the health morals and manners
OF young ladies' Particular attention will also be paid
to their clothing-such repairs, washing, SC for
which there will be no cbarge.-The School will open
the first Monday in January: two months vacation
will bc given during the year.
TERMS.
For Board and English tuition 500
IL French Painting both he taught in addition 100
If Music only In addition To the English $50
For all the above branches 100
RICHARD X. MEADE, sR.
Brunswick, Dec. II. 7l-2aw$IOs
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Brunswick, Dec. II. 7l-2aw$iOs

REINSURANCE AGAINST FIRE In con.e.
M quence of the death OF Mr.. James Heron, the
late agent of the Formers Fire Ensmanee and Loan
Company Of NeU- York, the subscriber has been
appointed agent Tor the said Company, and requests
persons desrous Of en.uing bousc,, furniture, stocks
OF Merchandise, &c. &c, TO call at his office in Cary
Street JOHN II. TRIPLETT.
Dec. 10. 7I-2Aw2m
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Oh mn REWARD. Il will give The above re
~ Y wv ward for the sppreben ion and delivery
10 me. Of my mani WILLIAM SAMPSON, who ran OF
from Shirley last April. William is rather tall aGd
stout, c5lohred nego about - years old. with
thick lips and olefsby White teeth; he stu ters little
when he speaks. had on when he ran oh plantation
elolbes-but no doubt has changed lhr'u beipr. hi4
HILL CARTER
Shirley, Charles city Co Jan 10. e1--w4m
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SS PRING RACES the Broad Rock and Tree Hill
- courses, will commence at the LIST named place on
the Bird Tuesday in April next and at the latter on the
4thTuesday in April. Ky order Of the Clubs
ISHAM PUCKETT)
JAS NJ. SELDEN, fropnetors
Jan 2l. ss-h