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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

n virtue OF two Deeds OF Trust, ex ecued to John NJ
IL Armistead and William cambridge, by William |
Morris, and Morcela his wife, the one on the eighth
day of January, 1928, and the other on the eig
day Of February lS2S-and another Deed of Trust .I
ecued to Herbert A. Claiborne aud Charles s. Gay, by
the said William L Morris, on the tenth day OF JULY
lS2S-a OF which deeds recorded in the Husti r.
Court OF the city OF Richmond shall proceed to sell
on the premises, on the 3Oh day OF June next,
next for ready money, for the purPoe therein mention
ed, two Lots pieces, or parcels Of Land in the city Of
Richmond, known and distinguished in the plan Of the
said city, by No. (3i7) three hundred and forty seveH
and No (352) three hundred and hi,ytwo, which were
conveyed TO the said william |. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed airing
date the 18th day OF June 1925 and admitted to re-
cord IN the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Hastings
SAID city,-aiid on which are now erected extensive
brick buildings, used as warehouse and for o,her pun
poses: aso three other Lots pieces parcels OF Land
known and distinguished in the plan Of said city, by
number (3i2) three hundred and forty-two, number
three hundred and forty three (3i3) and number three
hundred and forty four (344) with the buildings com
monty called Shocke WAREHOUSE, and all other build.
ings and improvements thereon: which propertv was
conveyed to the said William /. Morris, by two several
deeds, for undivided notifies hereof-one made on the
tenth day OF June 1926 by Richard Gregory and Eiz.
abeth his wife, and John Pegram, and Wilson Gregg.
ry The other, made on the same day. by Joseph Dud-
ry OF Chesterfield county, and both admitted to record
in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court of said city:
.so and other Lot piece parcel OF Land, known and
oil ngushed Ia the plan OF said city, by number thr
hundred and forty-six (3I6.) which conveyed to
said William |. Morris, by William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by heir deed, bearing date the 10Th day Of Sep
tember 1876 aud admitted TO re cord in the CLERKS Of
hce OF the Hu'iings Court for the city aforesaid
The above descr bed property advertised by us
10 be sold on he 10th Feeruory last, but the sale was
prevented from taking place by Injunction Obtain ell
by william |. Morris from the Chancellor of the Viii
'ansburg districts which injunction has been dissolved
ny the Chancellor OF the Superior Court OF Chancery
Tor the Richmond district.
The title to the foregoing property i. believed TO be
unquesionebly good. Acting as trustees, will
vey 'uch title as is vested in by virtue of the said
deeds Of trust.
JOHN NJ. ARNISTEAD,
w cambridge.
HERBERT a CLAIBORNE, Trustees
CHARLES s. GAY,
April 81 II4-iis
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SSPRING GOODS.-The ssbscribsrs have associated
- themselves in business ia the city Of Richmond
under the firm Of Binford, Brooks Co. and are now
opening handsome and well.selected stock OF Staple
markets the best terms auction for cash. They
invite country merchants and heir friends generally
TO call and examine them. Their assortment will, AZ
all times, be found very complete. HAVING expert
enced agent in New York. they will continue 10 receive
by every arrival. Their stock will comprise every
article in the dry goods Iine-An Of which, they will
sell at the lowest prices.
JAMES J. BINFORD.
JAMES g BROOKS,
RICHARD JONES
April 20. IIS-I2t
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April II

HHR Gustauus Hendriek, Eliznbsfh Hendrick, and
lVH I'm To,cIer, Executor If E5d,Durd Keeling,
dee-TAKE NoTIcE, That on the oath Of May, 1880,
'hall P oceed to take the depnsiiion' Of Mrs Mary
Williams and others; and on the 25ih, Walker ID. Keel
ing and others and the 26th, Henry Ctenshaw and
others and on the 9Th, Mrs. Martha Keeling and
others; and on the 2S Joseph Keeling and ohers; and
on the 10Th, Ambrose Haley and others at the house
of David SmihsoD, in the county Of Lunenburg, and
State Of Virginia, TO be read evidence in a suit now
depending 10 Chsncery, in the County Court Of Chat
otte, in the State oi Virginia, in which Plaintiff,
and you the said Gustavus Hendrick, Elizabeth Hem
drick, and William Fowler, Executor Of Edward Keel
ing, dec, are Defendants-At which time and place
you may att nj, If you think proper.
EDWARD b. FOWLKES.
April 27. 120-St
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
ANOTTON cloths and yarns, Of superior quality
i manufactured at this establishment are offered Tor
SALE wholesale & RETAIL the Proprclors Office Ton the
street leading Shock@ Warehousc) moderate prices
They do not wish make any further purchases Of
Seed Cotton; not having found II suitable 10 their pur
poses; but still prepared TO give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May 10. ST. CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
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BOANOKE. Roam Ike inferior in blood or form TO
" no horse in America will stand at TIE usual terms
Charlotte Courthouse during the ensuing season,
which will terminate on the I0h Of July His stock
are uncommonly large and powerful Three Of his
get may be seen at Tree.Hhl, near Richmond, with
Monsieur TOnsOn.
Jan 10 81 17My
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April Is.

HDICTCREOF THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
IA The subscriber proposes to publish. in superb cop
per- plate Engraving, the picture which he has just
com ted of the Virginid Convention, exhibiting
view of the int ror of the Legislative Hail.
with all the members in their seats The picture has
been wrought with infinite palms, and attention TO fel
fly OF the ikenesses, aud contains just one hundred
portraits--all OF which have been carefully painted
from life.
The Engraving will be OF a very large size (33 by
26 inches,0 and pubi.hed in the form of TrumbuIls
Print OF the Signers Of the Declaration OF Indepen
dence," with complete explanatory Key accompany.
ing each Print, neatly engraved giving the names OF
all the members, aud the Districts which they pre-
cent.
1t is hoped, that persons Wishing to obtain the
liest impressions from The pate ana have them deliver
ed AT their residence will feel disposed to add their
the list of subscribers for the prints, thereby
enreura ging the artist TO procerd with this very
pensve publication which will depend entirely on
the encouragement whichmay be offered by subscrip
ton.
The price of the EngrAvings to Subscribers, will be
$l2 each, payable at the time Of delivery.
Persons desirous Of subscribing 10 The above york,
are requested to transmit, their name. Subscribers,
in letter, post paid, directed II Geo. Cdtiin, Rich.
Dond Virginia. stating therein their place OF resi-
dence, and the number of copies they desire
The Prints will he delivered To Subscribers, living
in the State OF Virginia, at their residences bu, Sub
Scribers living out IF the State, must designate the
place Of their residence and some place for the live.
~ Of their Prints in the State OF Virginia, in the C
~ of WI hing on Cha,est)n--New OrieaHs-Savan.
nah Cincinnaii-Pitisburgh B,tmore- Philadelphia
New Yoik-or Boston; in either Of which places,
The subscriber will engage to deliver them according
70 directions. GEO. CATLIN,
Richniond April 1880
We, The Subscribers, having hem familiar with the
shove mentioned painting by Mr. Catn during its pro-
eres. and being enabled TO judge Of the fidelity Of the
Ikene'ses do not hesitate to recommend the work 10
tn public for their patronage
JAMES p. PRESTON,
j. A CHEVAILIE,
w. +. PENDLETON,
April6. Hist THoS. RICHIE
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VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

NVIL be sold 70 'hs h.shes5 uuucr Al TuUIe aue
2sh day of June (eng Court day. il iair IL not
the fair day, tract Of land lying in the County OF
Halifax, Banster River containing 10y late survey
1895 3-S acres 100 5-S of which fret rate low
grounds, belonging to the Estate of Edmund Irby dec
large portion Of the low ground is completely drained,
and has been Tor the lat ten years in regular and
gressve of improve This tract said 10 be
among tile 6nes e.ta.es in the County: Judges Of
the opinion that 50 hands he worked to advantage
IT, One fourth Of the purchase money will be required
the 18th December next with interest from the day OF
sale. The other three iourths aud years cred,
from the day of sale-bonds with approved Security,
and deed OF the land. will be required Of the
purchsser-The title shall be satisfactory aud COM
pletsPossesson given the LIST day of January next.
with the privilege OF seeding crop of small grain in
the fall. w. II. JOHNSTON,
LEW JONES,
Administrators OF Edmund Irby dec
April I3. ll6-tds
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


v virtue of a Deed OF Trust executed to me by the
late DR.. James Lyons and duly recorded, shall Of
fer for sale, public auction, ION the premse- in the
City oil Richmond on Thursday, the sixth day OF May
next, o'clock in the afternoon, two half lots
known in the plan of the City by the Nos. 5l7 and 5lS
together with the dwelling house and all other houses
aud improvements thereon. This property is situated
upon Shocko Hill not far from the ShockG Hill Mar
t-house and in the immediate neighbourhood Of Mr..
Robert Pollard and Dr. Trent Its desirable and vau
able residence and is believed to be wei. known that
minute description of it is unnecessary. Mrs Lyons
10 entitled to dover in the property, which W i'll be
ssmmuted If the purchaser chooses, for fair annual
allowance.
At the time and place. will be sold undivided
oey OF two-half lots in Duvals addtion in the
neig hbourhood of James A. Grant and others, known
by the Nos and 24The title to the above property is
believed to lie UNDERSTANDABLE, but. acting as trustee,
sha convey only such title "a is vested in me. The
sale will be made upon credit of Twelve moDths-the
purchase money bearing interest from the day OF sale
bond with security, and deed OF trust upon the pro-
perry, TO secure the payment, will be required.
The sale will be conducted bv Thos. Taylor, Esq
RICHARD MORRIS, Trustee.
April l3 ll6-tds
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VuyRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
d TATE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber and John Bullock by James Powell,
20 secure the payment Of certain debit therein men
toned to the late William Gait Of the City Of Rich
mond, which deed bears date on The 10Th day OF No
vember 1910, and s Of record in the county court Of
Amherst, the subscriber will the I7ib day OF May,
1880, the premes sell by way Of public auction,
for reSdy money, certain tract, parcel OF land, ly
ing and being 10 the county Of Amberstnear the Court
House Of said county, on the waters Of Tribula,ion
Creek containing 800 acres less, (t being the
tract Of land which the said James Powell re-
Gently resided) such portion thereof may be ne.
eeEsary to effect the uDsa-ed purposes Of said deed
OF trust, and deiray the charges OF sale.
Acting as Trustee, the subscriber will convey to the
purchaser, purchasers, the title vested in him by vir
tue Of said deed Of Trust, and other.
DAVID S. GARLAND, Trustee.
April 6. l14-8t
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ENRESH DRY GOODS.-In anticipation OF their
IL general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers thlt they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh American, British and French Dry Goods, in
which included their importation from Eng
land (via New York; consisting, in part of the follow
ing al ticles:
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue, black drab, mkt fancy mix and lavender do.
cas5meres
Plain and fancy white London Marsees qultings
White and coloured ground chin,z printed do do. do
Plain buff Teilinett.-A beautiful assortment Of the
newest styles OF prins.Fancy checked, striped and
Adranople; 4 new style gnghams IL, 81 and Cd
cambria and jaconet musns-white bordere.i cravats
drills.-Their assortment is very good and will ia
a few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F. s. FLAMES, s. Co.
April 49, l16-u Market Square.
EHEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
lvH The Summer Course OF Lectures will gin
on Monday the 9th day of April, and end the
Saturday preceding the hr't Mond.y OF November.
The month OF August is a vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
OF Medicine.
VIM. p. Devices NJ. Don Midwifery.
THos. HARRIS, nj. ID. Surgeon IT, s. .Ndpy.-On
Operative Surgery
SAML.JAcKsoN, NJ. D.-on Materia Medica.
VIM +. HoRNER, NJ. D.-On Anatomy.
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemi.try.
JOHN BELL, NJ On the institutes of Medicine,
and M edcal jurisprudence.
HUGH l. HODGE, Nj Don the Principles OF Sur
gerry. w. +. HORNER, Sec'ry
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, April g. ll4-3m
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JOHN NJ. ARNISTEAD,
w. cambridge.
HERBERT a CLAIBORNE,
CHARLES s. GAY,

Trustees.


NOflCE.-By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed
TO the Subscribers, on The Both day Of November,
iSlS by Thomas Lewis TO serure the payment oil a
debt therein mentioned due TO Edmund Wnson adm or
with the will annexed Of Edmund Winston, Sr deo.,-
We or one OF will cell to the highest bidder for
cash. the tract of land in said deed mentioned or so
much thereof as may be Necessary pay that portion
OF said debt with interest, which may then Re due
The sale will take place the premises on Saturday
The 29th day OF May Bext-The tract contains about
hundred and sxtyour acres, and lies in the county
OF buckingham. about mile below the New Store
and Immediately on the Stage Rosd 1T was formerly
the residence OF the late Judge Edmund Winston dec
houses necessary for such establishments We he.
eve the title to be good but will convey ,ueh ONLY az
is vested in us by said deed. SAM'L BRANCH,
VIM. BEDFORD,
Anil 81 120--tds TRUsTEgs
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD-Rsnswsy from
H. the subscriber living at the deep run Coal Pits in
Henrico county on the 10th instant, negro man
ed Nick, sboui forty years old, feet or inches
tie when spoken TO. The dress he had on when he
went off wsss grey ca'inet coat, blue psntaoons and
white wool hat He carried with him suit Of
grey casinett: the said Nick has Of his
hands not recolleced he has aIso several knots his
ears. will give reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehen.ion OF the said slave il taken beyond the limits
OF the State and all reasonable expenses paid, ten
doars f taken within the State aud delivered to at
the said pits, secured in Jail that get him
gain. I think II highly probable that he has obtain
ed free papers and will attempt TO pass as free
forewarD all persons from hsrboring carrying him
out Of the State. FAC. McGRUDER
April 16. 117-tf
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PLATE AND BAR IRON AND SHEET COPPER
rssroNras' OFFICE. 2d April, 1880.

snnnnrw~.
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&STOP THE THIEF "A young man, who called
- himself Henry Walker, hired small sorrel rome
Mare, bride and saddle, my Stable, Saturday the
l7h inst, for three four day, and has thou hit
proper to return her; and from circumstances in
duced TO believe, IL now his way TO the State OF
Pennsylvania where his connections reside; and that
the name of Walker, is one assumed and probably dis
pensed with, he lett this City, for that OF Da
vid Holman. He is 'msll, wel-built, full faced.
Dutcbman- looking man. between 20 and % years old,
and seems TO- have adopted the common practice o.
his cCunrymon, in substituting, all occssons, the
letter W. for that OF " in conversation. He il
about feet inches high-had on when he obtained
the Ho's", blue broad cloth coat and grey domestic
pantaoons, of Northern Mandatory. The Mare il 6
years old tbi' Spring, about feet IL inches high ho'h
hind feet white. and has lately bad the scratches very
badly and, perhaps, not entirely well al hi tme
She has email star in her forehead, and cansrs
very well, and when in good health, extremely lively
The saddle about half worn, with erupper attached to
IT, will give liberal reward for the delivery Of the
property, or such information that get it again.
JAMES EVANS,
Richmond. Pa
hprit 27 I2O-dt
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Anil 81.

VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
v AUCTlON-On Wednesday, the 18th of MAY
next, at 10 O'clock will be sold, under the management
of OTIS DUNLOP, & Co. at their auction rooms, our
entire stock OF DRY GOODS, amounting to upwards
lof $50 900, comprising the most general and valuable
assortment offered in this place. The sale will be
without Terms and months credit for APP
proved negotiable notes We shall for six weeks cor
inue offer s'oek al private sale, al very reduced
prices and invite those wanting great bargains IN give
us call KYLE & COCHRAN
| April 2. 1l3-n
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FHNHE Subscribers offer their services as Commission
Me chants, and will attend to the sales of Tobacco
Flour, and other produce coniided TO their and
max. the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH & HANNAH.
Feb. 9S-6n
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ED ANYWAY, or otherwise disappeared, from the
b q Plantation Of Mrs. Jane Johnson in fairfield
District, South Carolina, negro mat named ANTHO
NY, belonging to he Subscriber living in said Dis
trict Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deem
Der, 1929. He is about feet, or 10 inches high,
complexion some what light, well made 'mart aud ac
tive. He was brought from Virginia. or North Caro-
lima. about four years ago, by MIR. James Vaughn who
,old him to Mr.. Still Of this District. He owned a
very small bay Poney, nearly blind, an in low order,
which he rode off, aud il is supposed he had 20 or
1926 dollars in money. II is also supposed that he
read, and may, perhaps, endeavor to Pass himself
free. liberal reward Will he given by the Subscr
Der for the apprehension OF said slave. and notice
thereof nv letter addressed to him at Wnnsborough,
Fairfield District, South Carolina. VIM. AIKEN.
Winnsborough, s. C. Feb. I6. -3m
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OF The enquirer published twice week generally aad
during the of the
Price Five Dollars por annun payable
advance. Of chacred specicpaying banks ony
Tho Editors will of
hitting by NALL the postage of all letters being paid, by the
writers.
p No paper will be discontinued bu discretion
Eiitors) until all arrcaragcs have been paid up.
Whoever will the of papers shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p- One square, OR LESSFrst insertion as contscach
tinuanco, so cents.
sNo until has either paid
by person in this city, its cnvirons.
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N0TTON YARN.-Pirginid- Union Factory
~ situated IA miles below Charlottesville, tn e
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond
The proprietors have hitherto orborne solicit pub
lie attention TO This establishment owing to the circum.
stance OF the portion OF machinery in operation, being
limited, to be insufficient to supply the orders
those, with whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested and proven by expe
rience; and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery, TO justify the expectation that they
will be enabled to keep 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-wih assurance,
that the article shalt at all times he furnrhed the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-AH orders d.
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
(Va) shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
ivered either AT the estabsf.nent,- deposed in il.
vicinity the Three Chopt Road for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
conveyed by water navigation, as may suit its des
tina,ion.
TIMBERLAKE & J. s. J. B. MAGRUDER.
Ian If
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THNHE Celebrated Hor,e MARION-wil stand
ID Tie ensuing season at my stable two miles from
the town Of Halifax, and will render service at thirty
dollar. the season, payable at its expiration, which may
he dischag by twenty-five cah. Forty-tve dollars
ensure payable when the fact is asceraned the
property changed, One dollar TO the Groom--The
season will commence the LIST of February and end 1o'h
july.
Good pasturage gratis, and grain fed at 25 cents
per day when required, every attention shall be given
to prevent accidents escapes but responsibility for
either. MARION is beautiful dark bay black name
and legs full five feet two and three-quarters inches
high, now nine years DID, in good ORDER Sc. He was
got by old Sir Archie his dam by Citizen his grandam
by Alderman, his great graodam by Roebuck. his e..
z. &. dam by Herod, his & &. <. <. dam by Partner,
Sc. MARION was run at l.aurenceville against Sir
Henry, and won the Jockey Club wi h ease; he travel
led TO- New Market, and there won the Jockey Club,
beating Beisey Richards and others.
ApriL 6. IIl-I0t BENJAMIN s. LONG.
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a r a MEETING OF the Board Of Managers of the
"a Bible Society Of Virginia. held the 7th April:
The Rev. Eli Ball appointed General Agent for
the current year.
Mr.. George j.. Sampson app in'ed Treasurer.
The depository is kept at The office OF Mr.. G.. l.
Sampson. ID or Cary Street, and having on h. nd
good assortment Of Bibles and Testaments, which will
Society. The public are invited to call and suppy
themselves. The General Agent keeps his office at
the Depository Of which he has the general supernlen
ldence. JAMES GRAY.
April l6. 117-12i Rec SecTy y s. Va
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n WISH TO EMPLOY at the Muddy Creek Mills an ex.
81 perienced MILLER. None need apply but such
can ,srd the satisfactory testimonials Of homes
ty, capability and sohriety.
April 90. ltS- 81 FRANCIS u. DEANE. IT,
THNAKE NOTICE, That I, JosIAH w. CHAPPfLL
q Partner within the firm, styled JobK m Thomas
Co., hath cold his part to the said J, hn H. Thomas
aud will hold himself no longer responsible for any debt
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
New Orleans Packets.

5SE Having been engagedinthe New Orlespstrade
eIkHwith our schooner. the TRANSPORT and the
U.3SHIAGTOh'S BARGE, during the last season,
and receiving considerable encouragement from ship
pers will undertake TO keep both OF these vessels
in future in thai trade The WAsHINgToNs BARoB will
be IN readiness TO sail about the middle of January, and
at any time that sufficient quantity to make it an OBJ
ieo,, say hslfa cargo, offers at either Richmond OF
Alexandria one Of the vessels will be sent to either
place to save expense shippers orwhen such guam
tty should Offer as to make it of less importance, the
passage will be paid by Norfolk In point Of sail
ing these vessels have proved themselves equal, if not
superior to any in the trades and the masters shall be
such as will be approved of.
H. CHURCHwARD s. SON,
Norfolk. nov IS
rr rhe Alexandra Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republican,. will please insert the
above TIL the 9Th December and afterwards insert the
P alone, If and then forward their for pay
mani G.. < Y.