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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

d. 6NGN REWARD will be given for The spprehen.
I'D AlN6 sion and delivery TO us in Richmond, of a
very bright muato Man, known by the name of n ed
or Edward Fox, about feet or 10 inche hgh-24
years old. He was on The l3 inst miles a.
boye Richmond going up the River, in Boat belong.
ing TO John Paapscoe running from about the Fasbu-
ry Mills, Buckingham county, the head man Of which
is called b. Spencer and being asked where he was
going, repied :" as far up the River would carry
him" lie had on, at the time, Seal-skn cap and
light pAnaloons. and is believed TO have along with him
pair OF dark mixed csssinett panalOons also FL was
raised, and has relations living Warren in
A'bermare county; formerly belonged TO Mr.. WIN. l.
L b. Jores Of that county, aPd afterwards purchased
by Mr.. Samuel Cariils; and has been accustomed to
work in Mill GRAY s. PANKEY.
July l6. 20 81
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H AND FOR SALE--wil be positively sold, on
Friday the 30.h Of The present MONTH on the pre-
misses wiihoufreserye, the Tavern, &C. whareon now
reside, situated nine mile from Richmond, in the coun-
" Of Henfico, on the road Isadug 10 L)usa Court
House. The house is Of brick large and convenient
the out houses are new ard in good repair. There il
about 200 Of land, most in woods and excellent
purchase, will examine for themselves. would prefer
private sale. The terms one-iiifd in cash, the re-
mainder in two annual paymons-Bond and security
will be tquired. JOHN p. WHITE
July 20. 2l-2.s
HTLOUR BARRELS AND SrAVES.--We will
q give li5eTa price 10 money, Tor seasoned Slaves
aud Bteis good, well-nade Flour Bafres for i'm
ne date delivery, at our Mills
july 20 y u HAXALL s. co.
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EDUBLIC SALE.-l shall sell at Public Auclion,
Il for Cash, at King William Courthouse Mon
day the 26h nj July next, desirable Euc ESTATE,
containing about ITO of Land late the property
Thos N. Grymes, Esq.-This Land lies on the Pa
munky River, within short distance of the " Pipng
Tree."-The Improvements consist of an handsome,
substantial, two story framed Dwelling House with the
necessary out houses orchards, c1he sale will take
place at IL O'clock WM. holland, Adm'or
June L. S-tds of G.. b. Berkeley
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MJOTlCE.-The Subscriber has formed a Copaslner-
Ia ship in the HARDWARE BUSINESS, with
MIR. George A. Dwight, OF .We,o York, uader the Firm
OF j. s G. A. Dwight. They have taken the Sore
No. 235, Pearl Street, corner OF John street. The
former customers of James Dioight s. Co and James
Doigh are respectfully invited patronise the nsy
concern. JAMES DWIGHT
Petersburg, Va. July s, 1880. 1876
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u "a ANOVER LAND FOR SALE-Havrg deter
III b. mined TO Remove TO the west offer for .ale my
tract of land in the county of Hanover, containing
bout 300 acres. This land is about ten niles from the
CAV OF Richmond, oh the road leading from Richmond
to Fredericksburg, and lying Chick hominy Swamp.
|, is uselsss to cay any Thing about the land those
wishing 10 purchase, will Of view the prem;se
The land will be ssewn by Mr. VIM. Winston, Jr. r--id.
ing thereon. FELIX WINSTON.
! July ID. I6-u
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July 9.

ENARSHALS SALE.-By virtue Of Decree Of
Js2 the Superior Court OF Chancery, Tor The Rich
pond District made on the 6 b day of April, 1880, In
the Of Isake Tice will be sod public auc'
ton, 10 the highest bidder for cash. at Iousa Court
hause, the second Monday in August next, being
Louise Court Day, four five likely negroes, VIZ a
woman aud her children.
JOHN GUERRANT. NJ. 8. c. G n
July 90 2l-ids Dc one OF his Deputies.
1NJ EGROES FOR SALE by virtue OF sundiy eS-
Ia eca,ions vii be sold at Oxford, Granville Coun-
~, North Cafoi.ra, on q o fret Monday Ia August
ncSt, between 10 and ~ kelly young negroes, Tor
cab, without reserve H. GILLIAN, Sheriff
July ~. 10 rs
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WM7ILLIAM r. ASHTON, No. 80, Bowley's
Wv Wharf, Baltimore, late of the firm Of AL ton
and Moale is prepared TO transact business, and make
the usual advances on consignmen!s.
June 30. l5-S.
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YALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TEVhe subscriber is DESTROYS of selling HE plantation
"a Nelson Courthouse Thstract of land contains near
three hundred acres, including ten lots in the
town OF Loyngston. The buildings large and con-
venieD aud are well calculated either for public or
private house, being situated the main street. pass
ing through the town, and s She public read leading
tom Charlottesville TO Lynchbhrg The stables are
large, containing about hundred stalls. The lard
il well supplied with timber, which lie scarce in The
neghbourhood, and is very valuable. a further de.
scripiicn Of the land is deemed unnecessary. 1 will
sell either for cash, or credit on accommodating terms
the payments being secured.
Lovingston, May 81. 1T WM. RI. DIGGES.
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81 UNATIC HOSPITAL, WLLIAMsBURG.-
n Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this in.
tiludon occupied, aud that no more panentssyyi
be received until some of the said cells are vacsni
due notice of which will be given. BY order Of The
Court Of Directors. l. HENLEY
Nav 20. 51-u
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YByWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rinaway
n from the subscriber, about the first of this month,
a negro man named Aaron, who sometimes is called
Aaron DJdson. He is nearly six feet high, of dark
brown complexion, and about 10 years cd Being a
good boatmant is probable lie has obtained free papers
AMI is at work James River, or the Roanoke. The
above reward will be paid TO any person who will de-
liver the said negro 20 secure him. tia, get
him az ain. NATu'L E. VENABLE
Farmvi'le, June %. 15-wSw
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EpATH BUILDINGS, nj Long Brdnch. ON the
"a = .atianic Ocedu.--The subseriber respectfully
informs her friends and the public in general iha, she
has again rented he above elegant estabhmen, which
is nov open for their accommodation, and will continue
50 dufiug tn summer season Attendants Of the most
approved abilities are provided. The bar will We fur
nished with the choicest Wines and Liquors Of every
description, and the table supplied with ali the dscacies
the will admit cf.Tle subscriber hopes by the
most dig NJ uen,ion % business to merit continuance
OF that patronage which has been literally bestowed
upon her in former seasons. ANN RENSHAW,
Widow OF the late William Renshaw
Philadelphia, July g. I7-6t
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June 90.

a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.-Pursu.
Ia ant 10 the provisions OF the last Will and Test,-
ment OF WIN. Hill. deed, shall offer for 10 10 the
highest bidder, at King William Courthouse, on Mon.
day The 22l OF August next (t being Court day) that
valuable plantation called
SPRINGFIELD,
containing by estimation 533 acres with houses and i'm.
provemen thereon suitable fer the gentee accommodate
ton OF large family and for agricultural purposes
WIKI extensive orchards Of the finest fruit This pro-
perry Is high and healthy situation; is within one mile
Aing William Courthouse, aud is esrab!e as resi-
dence, especially for professional gentleman The
enclosures, diches and meadows all in good order i,
having Tor been under the most udicous
eg"ment. The land abouuds with marie Of the rche st
quality convenient 10 each field; and no plantation can
boast OF greater number OF Springs of the finest and
purest w"er one OF them being amongst the most copi-
Gus fountains in the lower country The terms of sale
WIZ be one-,hird o! the purchase money on the 1t day
oil January next, when will he delivered;
one-'hird on tns lst of January, 1892 aud the other
third on The lat of January, 1885, bu. the two last paw.
nens TO be secured with bonds with approved security
aud Deed CT Trust on the land-Mrs Hill il entitled
TO dover in this and but will sell her interest and ioin
IN The conveyance TO the purchaser, which will make
the title peIiectLibey will be given to the purchas.
er TO sow small grain during this fall Mr. Robe, Hill
who lives adjoining: will show the land TO any person
wishing TO see It, and viii give any further inform ton
which may be required.
WIN. b BROWNE,
EX'or of VIM Hill, deed.
July I6 20-,ds
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INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nh RS. COLONNA D'ORNANO will OMEN IN /.

1YD Ist Monday ofOcober next, in this city, Board
ing School for young ladies, in which she viii be asss
ed by competent Eng h teachers. In Mrs C's insiiu
ton will be Taught the French Italian and Spaniel
Languages, together with all the branches OF an edu
cation Necessary for young ladies' The French VIII b
the language spoken in the institution
Col. Coona DOrnano will render the neces AIRY az
sis'ance 10 his lady.
Those parents guardians who wish 20 enter tlei
children or wards in her school, can he furnished b,
calling at the house of Col. Coonna D'Osnano. with
prospectus exhibiting sketch OF the o. insruc
ion which will be pursued. few day-sCholars viii
be admitted.
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NNIFTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures ir

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD -Ranaway from
Il the subscriber living at the deep Coal Pits in
Henrco county on the 10Th instant, negro man
ed Nick, about forty years oil, feet 8 or inches
high light complexion, thin visage, and stammers lit
tie when spoken TO. The dress he had when he
went of grey caainet coat, blue pantaoons and
white wool hat He carried with him suit OF coarse
grey casuet: the sod Nick has scar on one of his
hands, recoleced he has also several knots his
will give reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehenson OF the said slave if taken beyond the mi
Of the State and all reasonable expenses paid, or ten
dollars If taken within the State and delivered at
the sad pits, securesd in Jail so that get him
gain. think ii highly probable that he has obtain
ed free papers and will attempt to pass free man.
forewarn all persons from haIboring carrying him
out OF the State FAC. McGRUDER.
April 16. lift
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BANK or VIRGINIA., 5M July 1880.
FH7HE President and Directors have this day de.
VI clafed dividend Of two and half per cent. for
he last half year on tie Capital Stock OF this Bank
which will he paid after the 18th instant.
WIN. cambridge. Cashier.
July 17-6t
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TERMS.
Boarders per annuun
Day-echolartd do.

Payable seini-annualiy in advancs.-Ex,ra charges
viii be made for Music, Dancing, Painting and Draw
ing the same rs in other institutions
Application may be made either personally, or in wri.
ting, until the LIST Of September next.
N. B-No boarders received for les term than
one year, unless by special contract.
July 20. 2i-,f
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HANUS.-This capital stallion and racer will stand
% on Mr.. Randophs Estate, in the County of Char
lotte, the ensuing season 1881 He is nine years
old and was got by Sir Arche--his dam, Frenzy, by
Sans Culottes out of Minikn by Presdent-Old Cccr-
Tristram Shandy-Janus-out of an imported mare of
Mr.. Booth, of Gloucester, who also imported Janus
Sans Cuottes, got by old Celer dan by old NJ ed
ley, grand dam by old Fearnought-He is well known
for his beautiful symmetry and ne stock the South
eide of James River President, very fine and
stallion, also got by old Celer, hi, dam by Mark
Anthony, out OF L. Hardimar's Benny Lass which was
by jolly Roger out OF the Imported Benny Lsss.
Tristram Shandy got by Morton's Traveller, his
dam by Janus.
AT the same place and on the came terms,
GASCOlGNE
Gascoigne is fine bay not qui Is hands high, but
Roanoke out OF ms imported mare, Lady G. by Ham
letoniaD the best horse OF his day. and best grandson
Of O'Kely's Eclipse. Lady G.. dam Of Magician,
[see stud book) Her dam was Sic Thomas GascOgne'
famous GOLDEN LOCKS, which was dam Of Lord
Foeys celt bra,ed horse Soohsayer that won The great
ST Leger stakes in 1911 and Doucssier stakes The
day, and who covered in England before he sold
TO RUSSIA at tweDty.h euineas He stood
mite successive years at .NeD fdrktt, Orom 1914 TO
1922, both inclusive lin 1928, he sent TO Ru asia
Golden Locks was go, by the capital son Of Hishiy
err, and famous stallion Delphini OF Violet by Sna
She (VioleO GU, OF Qucks Charlotte by Blank
Zone OF the best Of old Goholphns sons0 Crab Dyer
Dimple, Beil,a's Castawsy, Why not, Royal mare
There cannot be higher bred horse, and he is of i'm
nense power. His own sister, Camilla rs l6 hand:
high. June Is. 12-10Au
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n Tho enquirer Is published twicea week generally
three times week during inc session OF tho State Legislature
advance Notes Of chacrcd specie BANKS (ony will
received in Tho Editors viii
hitting them by mail the postage of all letters being paid
writer's.
No paper will DO discontinued but discretion OF tho
Editors) until all arrcaragcs have boon paid up.
Whoever will the payment OF papers
the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or onesquarc OR LESS-First insertion rs ccnts-cach
tinuancc, so conts.
ssNo advertisement inserted, until il has either paid for
assumed by in this city, or its onvirons.
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FEVHE Subscribers offer iheir services as Commission
n Merchants and will attend to the sales of Tobacco
Flour and other produce confied TO their care, and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH
Feb. l3. 9S-6m
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NOTTON YARN Yirginia- Union Factory

NOTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONtON FdctOFy-
situated Ii miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place to Richmond.
The proprietors have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment owing TO the crcum-
stance OF the portion of machinery in operaon being
80 limited, to be insufficient TO supply the orders Of
those, with whose custom il was favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested and proven by expo
rience and having procured such additional stock
of machinery as justify the expectation that they
will be enabled to keep stock on hand, sufficient 10
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
WITH they are induced respectfully to solicit
extended share OF public patronage,-with assurance
that the article shalt at all times be furnished the
rected 10 Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
(Vs) shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
livcred either at the establishment -deposed in its
vicinity on the Three Chop Road, for the purpose of
being conveyed 10y Wagons, return from Richmond
conveyed by water navigaton may suit its des-
tinaiion.
TIMBERLAKE s. J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6 S6-f
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. UANUk E.-IEls capital > ALTON viii stand "a
d q, Spring, near LawreBceviIls, Brunswick County,
Va) His blood is inferior TO none in this County or
England as will appear from hs pedigree
Roanoke was got by Sir Archie-Dan an i,nported
Maze, got y the famous horse Trumpster -HishAytr
-Matchom-Vixin by Regulus SC. &C. &C.
Further particulars 10 due tine.
July o. Is-w3v
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fMOIlCE TO Travellers who may wish cross either
y of the rivers al Columbia, Fluvanna county, Va
That have fret lerryla and hands the above
mentioned place. SlLUS OMOHUNDRO.
July q i6-wls#
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J.q.nE.S M .G.aRNcETT.
ElG-WOod, Essex County, Virginia
JuLy 90. 1890. 2I--6R

n COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscriber hav:
~ ing taken that large and commodious 6re-proof
warehouse, formerly occupied by Messrs j. s. w
Southsate, with one of the best and most convenient
waryes in the Borough of Norfolk for the purpose of
establishing himself in the Commission BUSINESS beqs
leave most respectfully to inform his friends and the
public that all business committed to his charge shall
be attended TO with fidelity and DESPATCH and can most
confidently assure all who may think proper TO make
consignmens TO him. that the most interchangeable exer-
tons shall be made in the sales of those consgHnent TO
the promotion Of their interest The subscriber hopes
by strict and unreming attention to his business TO
merit share OF publrc patronage
The House and Wharf will in a very few weeks be
in first rate condition TO receive any thing.
Norfolk, July 20 2l-.3t j. S. WORMELEV
E,ER ELIZABETH MILLS :-A4you are not an
I'VE inhabant Of the Commonwealth of Virginia !
take this methcd of giving you notice. that intend TO
petition The General Assembly OF Virginia for divorce
from you Ui1eui0 mdirimOHii; and hat in cohformi-
~ with the provisions OF the act, passed on the 17h
day Of February. 1921 eGted, can act TO prescribe
The method Of proceeding in suits, and pc lion for
divorees," have fled. in The Clerks Office of the
superior Court Of Law Of Lee County, more ;fan two
months before the next term o. the said Court state
meni Of the causes al Use said application, Tor such
poceedings to be had iereupoD in tic said Court a,
the term thereof in September next as the said act
presctbes--when and where you are required to a.
tend. Yours, Scc
July 20. 2i-4w ALEXANDER W. MILLS.
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E1MARSHALS SALE BY virtue OF a decree OF the
I'VE Superior Court Of Cbancsry for the Richnoud
District, ie the l7h day OF January, 1928, in the
Of Brydie Us. Stokes shall, Wednesday the
% day Ct July next ollor for sale, at public auction,
the highest bidder, the premises, 1.-The tract OF
land Ct 250 acres heretofore cold by the plaintiff Chas.
Bidie 10 the defeEdant German Stokes, 10 the til,
mentioned" Terms-a credit of IL, Is and II months,
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
for the purchase money and the title retained as ad-
dilional security Tor the same.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. $ C. c
June Is. 1l--i6s Or of his deputies.
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FWIOTlCE-we wish TO employ Miller Tor the en-.
i Y suing season - For Information, apply TO Andrew
SweeDy, Merchant, Richmond 10 the Undersigned
Rvanna Mills. FluvsDDa county.
july6. 17-6t STiLLMAN & ASHLIN
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III NRESH DRY GOODS.--lu anticipation OF their
"a general Advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and oher purchaser that they have
received by the last arrivals from Phadelphia, New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty PIcfoges,
Fresh American British and French Dry Goods, in
which included their own Importation from Eng
land (via New York; consisting, in part of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue, black drab, nx fancy Law nder DO.
csssiIneres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
White and colonred ground chin,z printed do do. do.
Plain buff Tsinet.-A beautiful ortInent of the
newest styles OF ptins.-Fancy checked, striped and
Adranople; Cd style gnghams; III, 81 and 6-4
cambria and aconet muslns--w white hordered cravas
very superior anil MKT and striped linen and cotton
drills.Their assortment is nov very good and will in
a few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F.& E.JAMES, & Co.
April 10. Il6--n Market Square.
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u UCiAN MINOR, viii hereafter PRACTISE Law
x 4 in the Courts of Abe marie ,-besiles those OF
Orange, Louisa, and Goochland
gPiie has removed 10 Louisa Courthouse.
July 20. 2i-2t
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not doing his plain duty and taking care Of his own
interest his excuse IL, not that there was the time
any obstacle TO his obtaining the evidences which his
instructions and the Navy regulations require but Sim
ply that they 'oUerio0ked." He claims upw ards
OF two thousand dollars which had already been passed
TO his dr. and rests his apology upon ignorance
Of his accounts. When called on to explain dis
crepancy Of fortyhve thousand dollars between his
monthly and Qusrery returns he gives az the princi-
pal rea.on that he had made advances contractors and
dealers, when the law peremp;oiy declares that no
such advances shall be made. Let the reader look
through the Reports of the Secretary and myself; let
him examine every rejected charge aud voucher; let
him compare them with the law and regulations rels-
tive to Navy Agents. let them then read the explana
lions given and he cannot bu, admit that the late Agent
Jy his o,cn sh0tcing either wholly regardless of
law too ignorant too careless of his duties TO be
longer entrusted with the disbursement of the public
moneys When is further rccoeccd, that most of tho
claims by which he seeks 10 his default have
sprung into existence since his renordl while others.
by his neglect had been cntirely overlooked, and
could not have been known 10 10 the Government and
others, 10 the amount of twenty thousand dollars he
have not get been exhibited, how it pos
sble, admitting that every claim he advances 10 be just,
that the Government could consider and him in any
other light than defauer?
From the law, from the facts, and from Mr. Kings
acts and admissions is apparent that his removal
was imperously required by considerations of public
policy and public safety, which the Secretary Of tho
Navy could not overlook.
The uility or nadequacy of Mr. Kings explanations
will be perceived slight examination. The first
point which he attempts TO ortfy his charge for oil
flee expenses. His bill is in the following iorni
"NAvY DEPARTMENT,
TO Miles King, DR..
1920. April 1st. To Clerk hire from lst A.
prii, [lSl6 TO this date 'our years a.
81 900 per annum $1,000
Office rent for the same time $3.50 600
Porter's hire for do do 2iO 900
Stationery for do do $50 600
Candles, fuel, sc. for do 60 30
Extra k-hirc for do 500 5000
$4,000
1920. April lst By.cash, in part a.255
Balance due M. King, S6,3l5"
"NAvY DEPARTMENT.,
To Miles KING, DR..
1925. April LIST. To extra clerk hire from the
LIST of April, 1920 to this date, at $500
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WIRGINA MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.

| VIII purchase claims TO Land Warrants and War
rants already granted by the State of Virginia Tor the
services OF her Officers and Soldiers in the Revouona.
Try war; as well those the Continental as State es.
tab''hment Or will locate all Warrrnts tina, NAV be
conhded 10 me for location, upon the desirable and
valuable lands in Ohio, Indiana illinois, as may be
preferred for such part thereof will fair com
pensa'ion lar the services rendered-and this service
shall be such. as ought 10 be expected rom one who
has resided % years in the West and whose time has
been constantly and exclusively devoted aud and land
matters
Every officer and Soldier, and every Chaplain and
Surgeon, who served in the Continental Army. or in
That oil the State or in the Navy OF the State OF Vrs
MA, who, their representatives, have not vet
bounty In land, (and not more than tenth Of all the
soldiers, sailors aud Marines have yet obtained their
warranty are entitled TO one, and can now obtain IT,
under late law passed for their benetit-And TO ali
such as do not know how TO proceed to obtain their
rights, my services are now rendered, aud will be
promptly rendered.
Letters. postage paid addressed to me at Richmond,
virginia. until the first OF January next will be attend
ed to, and in all where necessary, will call in
person upon those interested.
CADWALLADER WALLACE
June w. I5-l0lH