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5000
ACRES Of psndIetOn Land for sals.

O9OOV II will dispose OF my tract OF Land,
lying IN Pendeton county about 900 acres
GU very able terms Ii is situated the north
fork Of the south branch OF the Potomac about eieh,
ten miles distant from Franklin, and is possessed of
many Advantages Ii il very well watered aud has
humber of excel sites for mills aud other
ry by OF which the salt pere iron, and o her
minerals with which it abounds might be
'ly wrought.
Although considerably mountainous, vet there are
several well situated farms il, aud a number more
might be obtained equal in quality to the best James
River low grounds The soil generally is very good,
and the heavy timber with which it Is covered might
be turned TO valuable account, by the facility which
the river affords, Of shipping it to Washington City,
Thousands OF pounds Of sugar annually made ON
the sugar maple, which hourshes Iuxuriantly on it,
IL Is said to be the best grazing country the State;
and the immense herds of beeves which are driven
from IT, sufficiently evnce the truth of thi. assertion
The climate is healthy any In the world; from
settler, would be agreeable and valuable resi-
dence: or lite purchase would be judicous investment
OF capital as to the increasing population and improve
ments in roads and navigation in that ection of coup
try, must greatly enhance Its value
1t will be sold aoge her. in III parcels suit
the convenience of purch The title is ndispu-
table, and great bargain may be obtained by putchas-
ing the whole tract. The payments will be made
sy, other property Q suitabe) will be taken in par
exchange Persons wishing to buy desired view
the land which will be shown them by my agent, Mr.
Henry F. Temple OF Franklin, application may be
made TO me. JAMES T. BARCLAY.
January 20. S3-4t
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q tULTURE OF THE GRAPE VINE.-A Lou
" BAT in 1928, planted Vineyard of forty acres
on Long leland SIX miles from New York, and on tn
Road leading TO Fort La Fayet;e.
His stock consists OF $4,000 Vines, and nursery OF
$4,000 oil 62 different ver,ees of Grape selected in
Europe, between the 4Oh aud 30 h degrees OF North
Latitude. The present year he had sufficient rrase-
10 commence making wine, and satisfy all doubts
respecting the success OF the vine in this country
A. Louba' proposes 20 furnish Roots three years OLD,
carefully sbelled packed with wet moss and deliver
ed on ship board Tree OF expense, the following con-
ditions to wit: For 900 IL cents
root for 90 1000 at Is cents each, and for less
vines, 20 cents each A. LOUBAT,
26 Exchange Place, New.York
Orders will he received and the Roots promptly fur
Dished 10y the subscriber in Richmond.
JOHN o. LAY, Agen, for A. l..
Nov. so. 59-wlO,
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SALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF tfus, exc
n cuted to the subscriber by Hays I,ascs o.,
the 18th day OF December, 1924 and duly r. corded
In The County Court. Office OF Henrico County, for
purposes therein expressed, will, on Wednesday the
10 day OF February next, III fair il not on the fret
TAR day thereafter, Sundays p,ed,) at the CITY
Hail. IN The city OF Richmond. proceed sell TO the
hghest bidder for cash, all the right title and inte
rest OF said Isaacs ia the following tracts or parcels
land or so much as may be necessary 10 satisfy the de-
mands OF said trust, aud all the which has been
ana may be necessary in carrying into effect the
to wits tract OF land containing 1876 acres desrrb-
ed as lying and being in the county OF Norfolk Va
aud patented by the Commonwealth to Gabriel Gall
Josiah lsaacs, Jacob Madeira, and Others Aiso-an-
o'ner tract IN Henrico County described being three
miles below Rockets, aud containing 10 acres Ash,
all the right and title OF said salcs in the following
lois IN The city aforesaid to wit: lot Main street.
On the North eide oil The sans, which lot il a wood
en- building aud temporary back shop: said
10, being known by the OF ',he bird in the hand
Also-two other lots; Ender's Factory, on same
suee and on each OF which is wooden bulldog and
on one OF said lots is the Jewish Burying Ground.
Aiso-one other lot on the South eide OF said street
being the first lot below the County Court House On
said lot is a small wooden tenament. The said land
and lots being devised by Josiah Isaacs to the said
Hays lsaacs and his sister Frances Isaacs now Frances
Block. And whereas difficulties have arisen ofore
by purchasers not complying with the terms of sale
shall require the purchaser to paw the
money down, in good Virginia currency, as soon as
The property is knocked ou', and receive his deed)
VIII proceed to sell in the following Ist All
'f that part OF said property conveyed above to
and not subsequently conveyed 20 any other psrsop:
heu that part conveyed by sad lsaacs John H. Fo-
ter except such as he has conveyed others; and if
hat should not be sufficient, then such said Foster
has conveyed to others. The above sale will continue
rom day to day until the said deed shall be fully sas-
he'd or the property all disposed Of. Acting Trustee
will convey such title only as is vested in as such;
which, however, is believed To be good
JAMES KINSOLVING, Trustee.
Jan 25. sI-tds
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NOTICE

THHO MR. THOMAS ERANDOLPH.-s1R: You
n viii be pleased to take Boce, that 1 sha' on
Monday, the 7i day Of February next, at the house
Sud tavern oil Thomas Merimsn in the county of
Po"h-an, between the hours OF o clock in the morn
ing aud sunset OF tue same ddv, proceed to take he
depositons OF Pleasant Ftrly, William w. Atkinson
ana Others TO be read evidence in suit depend
ing IN ne Superior Court Of Chancery, tor the Rich
mond district, in which you plaintiff and mysef and
others are defendants. IL, from any cause the said
dePo'i'ions are not taken the day Aforesaid shall
continue at the place from dav 20 day. until thew
are all taken. Yours &c
Jan. l3. 76-w4w JOS b. DAVIS
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1En DOLLARS REwARD.-Rsnawsy, in the

Sn DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranaway, in the
IA e1V month OF May last, Negro Woman, nam
ed MARY. She is inclined 90 the mulatto, toerabIy
long hair, good Cook and House Servant. She was
purchased by Charles l.. Wing6eld, Egg then OF Wit
OF Norfolk, In the latter place, some
time last winter, and made her escape near Williams
burg, as Mr. w. was sending her TO the Steamboat to
be delivered to my agent. wilt give the above re-
ward delivered to me in Jefferson, Jackson County,
georgia; $50 II secured III any jail that shall get
her, or SloO Tor the chance OF her All Eersons are
iorwarned from harboring her their peril. Letters
addressed to me at the above place. will receive
diate attention. VIM. ID MARTIN.
Jan p. 73=n
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BOOKS and STATIONARY.

DOBT L. SMITH respectfully Acquants The public
h q he has purchased fom Collins & Co. their enre
sfoek Of Books, Stationary sc in The city IF Rich
m0Hd, aud that he will cOnOue in the store formerly
occupied by them. He hopes that the facilities here
ioofe experienced by the friends aud customers OF
The eslaeli.hmeut (which he thinks will not he dmin-
shedl viii induce then TO continue heir fayoTs. The
present stock is large and we'll and he ia sure
thai the most strenuous exefons Of the house will be
used to increase s value aud give general sasaction
Jan. o. 79-6;-W6w
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NNISSoLUTioN.-The Co-pa,,,.,.bi,

n AlSSOLUTiON.-The Co-partnership hsretof re
az existing between the subscribers under the firm
oil BAR y Anderson, is this day dissolved by mutual
, en!-hii Perohs having claims against the same,
will present them to Beverley Blair; aud those ndeb,
70 the concern, will make payment to him-hp, only
being authorised to receive aud grant discharges Tor the
same. REyERJEy' M Air
edmond, Slst ID c. 1880. DAVID ANDERSON
THE Subscriber will continue to transact commits.
'ion business at the stand on Cary teet heretofore oc-
eupied ny Blair Anderson. To the patrons OF that
concern, he tenders his and assures
them, and the public generally, that any business coz
bded TO his care, shall receive unreuitted aeotion
ne BOOKS aud papers OF Blair Al dersUn being LETT in
his custody. he invites all those having claims against
them. 10 call on him for payment; and those INDEBTED
to lquidAle their respective bsauceshe only being
authorised, as may be seen by the advertisement above.
TO reeei and grant discharges for the same
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, LIST an. 1880. 73-2.w2w-w,f
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y 2 bsr Ts Eex coSny yo Ts n' on s Oh
Of D-c@nber, 1880, two likely youn8 negro iellows,
named Moses aud Horace, two brothsrs and probably
ihsy may change their names and endeavour 20 pass
Tor free men or they may be taken oil by some i-
disposed white person, and sold as had three taken of
in that way before.
Moses is tolerabiy bright mulauo-hs, however l.
hue sun-butp', and about twenty years OF age. He
- about the common size.
Horace IL rather darker than Moses nearly like ~
and a. lsrge-ahout % years OF age--no flesh mark
fecollceted
Will give the above reward Of $50 " delivered e.
me- or secured in any Jail so ,hst get hem.
MORDECAI SPINDLE,
Esser County pa near LOretto.
Dec 10 6J--wSw
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NOTICE.-Rodwell Delk late Of James CITY coun-
y ty formerly of Surry county. Va. departed this
lie in the year 1920 ntestae; leaving number of re-
laons-among others he had half sister by the name
oil Lucy Lancaster, who moved TO Tennessee about forty
years ago. and II believed that she has left children
as she had some four or five when she left Virginia
hould there be any now living they may be informed
four hundred dollars, to which they are entitled
Should ibis notice fall into the hands OF any of the par
ties interested, it will be well for them TO write me ON
the subject, and will answer their letter and inform
them what viii be required 10 authorize pay them
the money. JOSIAH HOLLEMAN, Amir
deboHis nm of R0dtCeU Deik, dec'd &
Dec. l6 61-wSws Adn.'r.nf L. Lancasier dec,d
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m WISH to purchass tor Canage-dtiver, young
man OF good character, accustomed TO drviFg and
managing Horses, and to be occasionally employed ID
nv house. For Of the above qualhraiious, VIII
give liberal price. HhRKloON,Jr'
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ED edmond AND TAPPAHANNoCK MAIL
Ma, STAGE.-The Subscriber having contracted Tor
the transportation of the mall between Richmond and
Tappahannock, for the next year, commencing Oh the
IL, day OF January, 1881 determined keep regu-
lar line OF stages aso, running between the above
named places; and pledges himself to render them az
commodiOus and orabe tor passengers possible.
He Is getting entirely new stages made, aud will keep
good genie horses, and steady sober drivers to attend
them.
The stage will leave Richmond on Tuesdays and Fri
days at A. Nj ADD arrive at Tappahannock AT Z p. NJ
sabe days-Returning il VIII leave Tdppahannock or
w Wednesdays and Saturdays, at A. Nj. and arrive in
Richmond at II. NJ same days
Stage Fare-ffom Richmond to TaPpahsnnock, So so.
All baggage a, the rick of the owners. Office at The
house OF ROBERT w. FIGG, near he OIL Market
PLEASANT ID. WOODY, Proprie or
chmond, Jan. L. TIT
lib ICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-The SUI
n scribers OIL for sale at their Office, Shockn
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
"A Cotton Sheefings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton OSnGbWgs, 20 inches totde
lind general assortment Of Cotton Yarns
These goods believed to be equal in quality TO
any made in the United States, and will be sold as ow
as goods of smildr quality can be purchased in the Nor
thern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept. p. 4O--u
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SALE OF lands aud slaves postponed, owing to the
- previous inclemency Of the Gather, which rem
dered the l9h inst. unsuitable day tor the sale OF
the Carys brook estates of land! and slaves heretofore
advertised in this paperThe said sale was postponed
to Tuesday the 18th day of March next when it will
certainly take place the premises and the
in the said former advertisement mentoned-if no
impediment by unfavora5lere ss Of weather should
again occur-and 10 that event, the sale will be pro-
eeedsd in the first day after the said mprdmen ut
shall have been removed w. TIM BERLAKE
Admir-. nth the will anuexed
Jan. 20. S3-td3 OF Wilson J. Cary decd.
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a. ik CHARLES-whoss colts Will suit those VIII
~ breed TO run, because they running and win
nng; and hose who breed TO sell, because they are
selling at high prices,-will stand, the next season.
spring isao' at my stable in the county OF Chester
held, within mile of Moody's Tavern. IS from Pc
tersburg, and % miles from Richmond. Terms &C.
hereafter WIN. r JOHNSON.
CHESTERFIELD Jan. 4. 73-2swif
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MOIlCE.--Was committed to the Jill OF Grays n
VI County on the Bird day OF October, 1880, gro
man supposed to he runaway, who calls his name
Tom, and says hs belongs to Elijah Cation of Chester
District, South Carolina. Tom is about feet or 10
inches high, supposed TO be upwards OF thry-years OF
age, toerably black color. Speaks quick when $40.
Ken To- the o"nsris requested coll prove property
pay charges, and take him away-or he will be deal
with according to law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS
Jan. IT, 77-Wl2W Tailor
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ITNOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Il
u am authorised 10 offer reward Of $500 each, for
the apprehension and delivery 10 me, 10 my deputy
VIM. Carter, in Richmond city, OF Leroy Jordan and
Charles Whitley, who were out upon bail, and have
broke their recoynzances by failure TO appear at the
Circuit Cour, OF the United States Richmond, upon
charge OF forging the declarations and other docu-
for obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers Of the
RevolutD and against whom true bills were found
by the Grand Jury, at the last term OF the said court
ana informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan was resident, from his birth, OF Bedford county;
Is from as TO so years Of sge, and about feet or
inches in height, stout heavy built full ace short ck
large round head, black hair and heavy black beard
also Informed, that Charles Whitley was, for the
the last 20 % years, resident OF said county OF Bed
ford is from 40 to As years of age nearly six feet
height, slender aud straight built, thin vissge, light
compile genteel in his and of insnuat
lps manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshai
OF the u. S, for the K. Distric, Of Va.
Jan. 6, 1881. 73-2m
The editors Of the Richmond Wing and Lynchburg
Virginian will please insert the oregong for two
months, (unless sooDer countsrmanded) and forward
their accounts TO for payment
j. PEGRAM Marshal T.. ID. OF Va.
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Hf virtue OF adeed ot trusi, executed to me by
" George WIN Crump. on the 2Sth Of November,
1876, aud recorded in the Clerks Nice Of Cumber-
land Cousty, to secure TO EdDoud Esg,e son aud 9th
r. certain deb therein meJt oned, shall on the
2S h oil February next, al Cumberland Court House
sell at public auction, to thu highest bidder for cash
Two Negto Men, Tom and Watt, conveyed TO me by
the said Decd to safely the balanc OF The dsbt afor
said and the cost Of executing this trust.
Jan. 20. Sl-wtds DANIEL A WILSON
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nrhe ENQUiRER is published weea week generally and
three times week during tho tho state Iosaturo
heretofore, Five anpun psyabe
advance Notes of spocioaying BANKS ONLY
received Tho Editors will gurantoo
writefs. 80 '~' - -
paper WILDE (but at tho discretion of
Editorsl until all arrearages have been paid up.
W whoever VIII guarantee the of nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% Ono square, OR LESS-Fst insertion
q iuancc, so cents.
ssNo advertisement until has
dssumed by some In this city, cnvirons.
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"A TEACHER WANfED.-A Lady well qWaIih-
I "A ell to teach all the branches OF a Polite English
Enuea'on' WIN muse. is desired in private family.
Letter., post paid, to WIN. Cook, Liberty Va, will be
promptly answered Jan. 25. SI-2Aw2po
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A UCTION.-BeiOg desirous 10 close my business
IN in this place, shall proceed to sell by public
auction, on the premises (sale TO commence on the
23d of next month, Feoruary,) the Tavern situated at
the West end OF the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL with the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
stock OF Bacon, SC The LIVERY STABLE oppo-
site the above-Gigs, Snlkeys, two Wagons, light
Hack &c.--l2 HORSES, two OF which are Stations;
a pair of MULES, matched aud well broke-between
Is g. 80 SLAVES. consisting OF men aud women, boys
and girls. There is an Lee House on the Stable Lot
and Pump, from which water is conveyed to the
Tavern, by means OF pipes under ground full de-
scripon OF the above property deemed unnecessary
as persons wishing to purchase can view the same at
any time before the day Of sale. The Tavern and Live
ry Stable will be sold on a4ong credit, the balance OF
the property for Cash, or short credit. Should
the Tavern and Stable (or the want Of bdders) re-
main unsold, they will be for lease rent Those to
whom am indebted invited to call and receive
paymeRt-lOnger indulg nee cannot be given to those
Indebted to me. BOSWELL ALSOP.
FREDERIcKsuURG JAN Is. 7S-tds
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ANANTED to rent or lease good 5 AID Tor couo-
w uy store, in the upper part IT Virsnia-it il
desirable that the buildings should afford sccommoda-
uohs Tor small iamily-in add ion a .tore-bouse
Any communications upon the subject (pcst p.JN Nd
dr ssed 90 +. c. b., Paineville Amelia County, Va
will he attended 10. jan 49, 7S-w3s
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a LII persons having claims against ,he estate of
IN Thomas w. Powell, dec. late of Nottoway coup-
~, are desired 10 make them known without deay as
am about settling up my admnistr alton and deliver
ing he property over 10 The distrbutees who will re-
move from this State about the first of March next.
J.T. LEIGH, Admir-
OF L. w. Powell dec
Amelia County Jan. 30, 1881. s3-2awlsthIb
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appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Il the defendant Is Nonresident of this State il il
therefore ordered by the Court that all proceedings in
hs cause, be stayed until the expiration OF six months
from the return OF the writ in this cause and that no.
uce be published for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY from and
alter the hrst day OF January next, in the Richmond
Enqutrer newspaper printed IN tie State Virg mia,
requiring the defendant to appear aud make his
defence WI hin he time limited aforesaid, or pro-
ceedngs will bs had according t. law, Sc.
copy-Teste, JOHN NJ. JENKINS,
Jan IL 76-w6w C!arL
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SSCHOoL NEAR LOUISA COURTHOUSE
~ Mr. Laws Duke will open a School at my house
within two miles OF Louis, CURT House. on the 3Oh
OF January, 1881; his School Will be limited one: not
exceeding fifteen soholars he will teach the ,tin and
English languages, AIithme;iS, &c. Nj. Duke has
oeen teaching for three years past 10 the entire salts
actlen OF his employers. As TO his qualifications az
teacher, he refers to MIR John Kidd, Mr. WIN Cooper
Nelson, and Mr.. Thomas Owen
Terms, for Board ard Tui,ien for ten months sIOO
tuition alone. Latin S25, Eoglish $40
Jan. l3. 76-wSw* GARRIT NJ OUARLES
A GOOD TAILOR WANTED -WAuted Ivy the
IN middle OF March, OF al least by the fret OF April
good Master Tailor, who understands cutting and f,-
ting WELL One who can well recommended, OF
sober and Industrious habits will with lucrative
situation, by application per mall TO
JOSEPH NORRIS.
Jan. l3 76-wlm Li,wallon near Nuttsviile va
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ARE YOU IN WANT!

% AN
EoHN L. ANDERSON, having two others assoej
81 a,ed with MIN, Zone superior and practical me-
chane) viii at once commence making aud vending in
Hanover County, Doctor ClaTk's Tfeshing Machine s.
elegantly attached 10 our improved portable horse po-
"er and driven by the ghtange belt in superior style
Having purchased the right for the counties OF Han
over, Powhaan, Spottsy vania, aud Stafford we will
supply ihose wanting, "a far practicable either with
portable or stationary machines. But conscious OF our
inability to supply all orders, diapossd to sell
one or TWO oil The above counties. Application for Ma
ehnes' or Tor the pnrchase OF either OF the counties
should he made to JOIN L. Anderson, p. NJ. Verdol.
Pos, Office, III Anover Va. Jan % SI-w3S*
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I'm pursuance Of order OF the Superior Court OIL
Chancery for the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract of Land on Crump's Creek, in the cosniy Of
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse, con.
tanning 1920 acres, which laid off into tour lots, and
will DO cold jointly or ssveraly.
also, Tact OF Land in the county Of GoochIdnd,
on the waters of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
aeres-ad;oninz the Lands OF Mf.J.W Payne & others.
Tho Hanover Land will be shswn TO persons wish.
Ing to purchase by MIR. Baney Jones, who lives ne ar
1.-THE Goochland Land, by MIR. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me Hanover Courthouse. VIM j. WiCKHAM
SuryivingTrus,ee of the Estate Of SAM Gist dec
Aug. 49, ISL
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mMARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue OF a decree Of
I'VE the Superior Court Of Chancety for the Richmond
DistIct, pronounced the Sd day of April, 1880, 10
the case Of Haskins Tay Tor and others, shall,
Thursday the 10Th day OF February next, offer for sdle
at public auction to the highest bidder, the pre-
misses for cash, much Of The tract Of land 10 the
proceedings mentioned as will be sufficient TO SATISFY
said decree with ,he theeop aud the is Of
the plaintiff; and the aud charges Of SALE
The tract Of land above III noned lies the town
OF Gsnito in the county Of PowhaaD, and is the
on which d avid Ratray resides.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. 8 C. c. r. d!
JarS Tt-ids Or, One OF his Deputies.
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~ oilCE "A vacancy having occurred in the Fee
l male Department OF the Richmond Lancasfetian
school by the death OF the late teacher Miss Rebecca
,. hne", II becomes necessary that The Board Of
, ius'ees appoint suitable person successor. To
nus enu all who may be disposed to apply, requr-
cd 10 send Ia their applications accompanied by sas-
factory testimonials as to qualification The Secretary
oil Tue board, on or before the bird Fdiy in February
next The salary is 800 per annum, payable QUAR-.
terry by resolution OF the Board ct Trustees
Jan. s. 7l-2aw1w Join S. MYERS. s. CIV