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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30
HENRY HUNT AND THE RADICALS.

HENRY HUNT AND THE RADICALS.
Henry Hunt is peregunating through the CEN
tire of Engand-huronguing the people-abu-
sing the Whigs-and cndeavourng to form
party among the peop.e on the principle of uni
vcrsal suffrage, tnnual parliaments, and vote bv
ballot. This is the legitimate radical party-or
rather the democratic party of England. The
working classes, as contrr- 'iStinruished from
the middle classes, appear to trkc goud deal
CT interest IN the movement. In the House of
Commons the party coups only Hunt himself
but out Of The House, it seems to be gathering
strength. Hunt has proposed an efficient organ
ization-dstlnct and separate from he poll ica
unions Of the Wings. The following extracts
throw some light on the matter.
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By the GoUe,nsr Of the Common toeaifh Of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION


"HEREAS l, ba. been represented to the Ex.eu.
w tive by John Cargill, E,q that about 8 O'Clock
r.iS-y ,-.', puoUN, tia's tns operIy OF wiiiism
Peters enc OF tho negroes confined la The Jail OF Sur
sex county, and sentenced 10 be hung, made bis az.
cape from the 'ad Jail, and going atlarse: Now
therefore, John Floyd, Governor Of the Common.
wealth oil Virginia. bave thought proper 10 offer re.
ward o. one hundred dollars 10 any psrson or
who VIII apprehend aud sonvey to the Jail OF Sussex
county Aforesaid, the said Save Bosom. And do more
over require all officers, civil ard military and exbor,
the good people OF the Commonweai h. 10 to use thei
6esi endeavoIs TO cause the said 10 be Supra
hended tina, no may be dealt with as the law directs
Gwen under my hand as Governor, and under ii.
TsaaI1 seal Of tbs Commonwealth. al Richmond.
ttb 9Th day of Oetob,r, 1881.
JOHN FLOYD
About o'elotS on the above.mentioned day a.
George G'odwin, (who was asrg Jsiior,) opened tie
door Tor The purpose OF giving the prsoners their dinner
hee oil them who had sonrvsd TO get free from their
irons, rushed out, overturned Of the Guard, who
was standing near the doc, and were imm diatey fir
ed on by ms remaining Guards; was killed another
badly wounded and tsken and the above named Bosom
was bred at, blu whether wounded or not IL /, no, cor
lain, az he made his escape. He 10 described bv hi,
late owner and Others, as being a bright yellow bu,
not muaiio, near six feet high, very stout mads
very hat nose li.t turned up at the ends opposed
20 weigh from $50 10 200 weight. IL, has no mari
or scar which is rscollested.
Ost. %. Ao-w4u
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NOTlCE ALREADY my ohjec, in loea ng myself a,
j EaIhed, near Richmond. in iha mnnihs Of D.

NOTlCE ALREADY my object in losaling myself a,
" Fairfield, near Richmond, in tho months OF De.
eember AID January next, has been made known, and
The intention OF this notice 10 for tho purpose Of saying
will be ready 10 receive all stock sent 10 my care by
toe appointed time My terms will bs-,he market
price oil ssio, Tor feed board Of servants in charge
OF tho sleek, gratis. moderate commission ON all
sales. which will be varied as circumstance may jus.
hiy. shall make no public sales. May expsct The
pa'rousg OF the public, when declare The interest
OF the community will BIO consulted in This measure
inasmush as brings together the sosk for SALE aod
the conveniency Of purchasers 10 kn,wirg where 10
hnd ' Tha, II will improve the sleek ihroug bout the
country by s di'rbuiOn ebjest much TO be desred
and as proof OF lis good effect have only TO look
to the West snd there tie rapid mt AIDE
In fsw years from tho public spirit procuring our
best SallIons and Brood Mares. Were 1 10 saw nv
visws were d'iDteresed. l ,hould bo unssndid, bni
when say the public interest is combined the
t,u h. And now, as my quill has bseoms tardy, and
Tho sui jee understood. viii decline any further re-
mark, With the hope hat shall ct In c. nyer tion
at Fdi field, and tx The Tariff.
JAMES ]. HARRISON.
p. S.-Eelipse W, II remain a, Fairfield during nv
stay at'ha' plAse-where Invite public attention -My
WxNh-meaaures. and not men. J. j ii.
OsI 20 4S-wu
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Nov. l.,

HN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rules held IN
III the ClefRs OH SO Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chansery, for Chesler6sld county, the 9Th
dsy Of September, 1881:
Robert Ha.kn' and Martha F. bis wife, (lato Mar.
Va r hrsbeTD PlPGs.
against
John A. Archer, William w. Archer, Peter F. Ar.
cher, Mary Archer. Louisa C. Archer, John Jones and
sarah r. bis wife, Gate Sarah II. Areher) and Cincin
natus Jones, Tiberus Jones, Telemschus Jones, and
Ulysses Jones, ibftni children Of Elizabeth T. Jones'
deed formerly Elizabeth r. Archery by Lawson
Nunnally, their guardian ad Item, dt'n,.
The DEFENDANT, John Jones aud Sarah r. hi, wife.
not having entered their appearance and given seeur
NY according to The as OF Assembly aud The rules OF
this court, and appearing that they not
Of this Commonwealth: IL IL ordered the said de.
PENDANTS do appsar bere at rules 10 be held for The said
court In ihe Ctrk's Office thereof, the first Monday
IN January next, and the bill OF the PLAINTIFF:
and that copy OF ihi, order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published 10 the city Of Rehmond for
Two months suecenivey, and another copy posted a,
the 'front.' door OF the Court house OF this county.
Copy -Tesie.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C..
Nov /. 5O-rsw.
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Fob BI@NTS
E,om tbs I,ondoo Com, Jou,o,
From the London Court journal
TIE FLORAVlLLE CORRESPONDENCE CONCERNING
HE CORONATION.

THE FLORAVILLE CORRESPONDENCE CONCERNING
HE CORONATION.
Countess Of Fiorautlie to Mrs. Montague.
DEAR MARy,--YCu have no great los, after
all, can ASSURE YOU 10 not being 10 the abbey YES.
teTdsy. wss up al four o'clock TO dre.s--just think
what an bour-aDd when got there, found that I
might bave delayed without any lpsoi veniense for
ssuple OF hours longer The coup Doll, IL cannot be
densd w,s imposing enough, bur II was long sers
moDy aud 10 confess the truth, there nothing very at
Hss'ivs in being 10 any sompany where the lordI Of
the creation are kept away from o.
Fesihers and smouds. aid crimson robss, were the
order Of the day, ard there was magnificent show
enough. Lady s., your de'r lend, l can assure
you, had OF the greatest necklaces you ean %.
ceiys-iihsd one deiee, however, was paste can
positively assure you ofitl sould nat bs msts 70
80 unlusky sunbeam glanced 20 directly UPON Ii for
nssrIy hour that was able 10 dstes IT, Iiis TOO irue
what The wspspers say, that the spI.rdid Of ell
the orDsme ihoso OF The Duishess Of 81, Al.
bas'. Is II not pity, that lady 20 peculiarly sua.
ted her Gfsce IL In society, should make pcin
being 90 eOn>pcuous on all oeclson'. not 90 We.
~ srNiriaeed 10 my no inn' AZ your puritan friends,
snd can Wink Al thing that 10 cot TO Re seen, q,
welIS ny neighboTs; but really when one ssnuos
shui ones sycs, II " a. we'll shat certain ies should
not be thrust before them And who do YOU think "a,
next me-asiuallJ Lexi mel WHY the Coun,es, of
Harrington. She |ss 10, king very pretty and inie'-
last lin saw her, she was dressed In pair Of IIsb,
leather brsssheS, singing, The boy 10 yellow win, ibe
day" could not, for the life Of me, GO, the though,
out OF my head And heard ons ofihe reporting pso.
pie say, in answer 10 question rom . eompsnion,
"Thsre sti the two nsw eouns@ea ISdy Floravls
may lih up her head, but prefer tbs F0Ofp ImPudsni
fellow.
And ticking Of diamonds, there vas my swssfSslsr-
in-Iaw sitting az s and stately a. you ples,s deshed
out IN lbe identical jewels which her old dIo, m
father prom0ed mel sould hsvs pulled them Of bey
skinny neck with pleasure. And vi her wa, a Az,
Edwards, man full ten or twelve years vovns.r ,h,n
she IT, and you would have laughed see ali he ogo
ceries going between them. AN told she h omit,
in love with The msp, and will ssrainy mary him 4,
gave me great pleasure 10 that he does no, es,.
isrtbos aeou' her; sod u be marry her II will only
70 Tor her money, ~hisb sincerely prey be may spsns
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DArRiCK LAND. FOR SALE -rhe subscriber.
L., acting under power of attorney from Dayton
harrison OIL the county OF Albemsrle, Nelson Page
anu Charles Irving Of the county OF Buckingham will
sen PuonS auction the 10th day Of October next,
5aliek Courthouse, (being court day1 tract Of
n situated on the head waters of Dan River in
rsmek county, containing by estimation 1900
ms tract oil land was allotted TO the said Charles
irving, Oh the division Of his fathers estate by
@,ssioners appointed by the county court Of Patrick
.Sr 'nat purpose, and was subsequently conveyed to
me ssid Harrison and Page. in trust for special pur-
poses, as WIN appear by tho deed recorded in the
Ilerks oihce oil Patrick county.--A large portion Of
nis iahd Is extremely fere-lies In healthy section
OF country Is well watered, and admirably calculated
for Stock Farm.
Terms OF SALE:-One half of the purchase money
cash-the balance in twelve mouths.
N. RED,
p. II. GlLMER,
Atornies. In fact, for Peyton Harrison,
Nelson Page, and Charles Irving.
sept. <V SS-w4w
~ The above saleis postponed until the 18th day o:
November next, il being court day.
N. REID,
Oct. 18th. p. r. GILMER.
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ruNO THE PUBLIC.-I offer Tor ,.Is ,bo, vsI,,.h,.
III farm Of mine, in fbs upper end Of Hsnov.,
county, containing about fifteen hundred ss,ss nsa,v
one .fourih is low ground. There Is good water.
good Ice house very convenient to The dwelIlpg1s ,
very sonmodous and large barn, together viii Ali
necessary oui-houses, and OF the best stables IA
Virgins. Any one wishing TO purshs,e The above
sIm can snow me terms oy application TO the sub.
orchards on The land. II 10 useless 10 s,y snv hns
more about tho above farm, as think The nny.hass,
would view the premises 10 the fret place I will
sell 30 or 40 negroes residing on the place. v,rv
nne parsel OF young well broke mules, ana between
W and 30 bead Of eattle and about the ZANE nnbsy
Of shee .. Rndh oEs, &C. &c
crop Of wheat in due season this fall ,bsIS ,sa,i,s
deed 10 trust on the land 10 secure The payment.
Sept Is go
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NOTICE

A CHANGE in the Exchange Coffee. House, Norfolk.
&C. sissnla-ihs subscriber has taken the Exchange
Will enable him to render this establishment much more
convenient than has heretofore been Families ira.
veg well as all strangers and visiters shall DO
Accommodated with good rooms; and their comfort az
cured by the best attendance and the most liberal
vision Gentlemen who desire board shall have every
reason 10 be satisfied with their accommodation.
The subscriber, knowing from experience, what Il,
expected in public house by the boarder and traveller
and having resumed this business with the determine
uon OF devoiing his time and labour his patrons con-
hdenty trusts that will leave his house dssa,is
he'd with the arrangements His stables are in pood
order and well provided. WA. FRENCH
Formerly of Petersburg.
Oct IL. -Io,s
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TnNHE GRANGE FOR SALE.-I wish 10 cell ,tl.
Estate, situate In Middlossx county, on the bank.
oil the RaPPahannock River and the Grange Creek two
miles above Urbanns, containing between seven and
sgh hundred asrss, Of az rich land as there 10 in the
lower part OF VKgnis. Ii 10 divided into three fields,
and ehcosed with tho very best fsnsug cedar ,t.k.
and ehesnu' and oak rails The locality and scenery
OF tbi: place, i,s many physical advantsges combined
with the great fertility Of all the land need only 10 be
seen to DO admired and appreciated. II lies level con
'equenty not liable TO be washed; neither docs waite
remain ON tho 'uIfase owing the character Of the soil
being chiefly black oyster.shel land which quickly
imbibes II. An insxbaus'ibls quantity OF tho be:,
mari 10 on this estate; manure eertain aud per-
msnen' Tor lands 10 the low country, than any other
There are about Two hundred hundred and inv
acres OF ths land heavily timbsred with pine and osf
daely en- the banks Of tho rver Tho land grow.
ing 10 also rich and level. Ii Is confidently affirmed
that The wood and timber alone would nearly paw for
The land The dwelling -house, though not spacious,
yet 10 sufficiently neat and sommodious for a so ali
family; all The other houses are good especially the
srsnMy, carriage house, and small stable attached 10
II, which have been recently tuilt OF brick Game
and wild fowl and the finest fish aud oysters are TO b.
found here In abundance All letters in relation 10
ths subject (po,t pa;d) will be duly attended to BY
NJ. ROWAN.
p. s. wish to purshaso good esta Q in one Of the
counties on The head waters of JAM s River.
Oct 81. 47-w4w Mr.
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RY virtue Of deed OF trust, executed 20 the ,ub-
- ssriber, on the 10th day Of June, 1924. bv VIII
ham Poser and Mary g. bic wife, and duly recorded
N me Cierks Once Of HsnIieo soun'y, 10 secure q
ven hundred dollars, ~ evidenced by bend, be airing
interest from The date 'herss shall onsr for s,is at
puons sushon on the premises, for cash. on Friday
next lair day. certain tract parcel Of land living
In Curle's Meek In .hs lower par, Of Hsnrso eoun,y.
sdoining me lands OF Col. WIN. Allen and B,wler F.
survey. two hundred and ninety ssses-,wo hupdf.d
and .xeen and ahaf Of arabic aad and d Grss
quality Jane: River Land, and the remaining psrs
swamp Land, with comfortable dwelling .honss and
oil other convenient out.hous.s thereon.
NATH'L NELSON, Trustee.
ooPs AOs S7-tds
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ERY virtue OF deed Of trust executed TO the sub.
np scriber by Vincent Y. Cosby, dated Sd july 1929
and duly recorded in the clerks office ofC ,fnberland
county, TO secure debt due to Edward w Sims we
shall sell for cash, al public auction, on the premises
on the 18th instant II fair If the next fair day
certain Lot, with It's sPPurenances, In the town Of
Ca Ira, No. 8.
The above property Is valuable 10 any person who
wishes TO engage In the mercantile business having on
Il every convenience for large family good store and
lumber-house, sc. &C.
The title is good, but shall convey such tile as
is vested Ia us. WIN. PORTER, Jy. , Tfus.
GEO IT. MATTHEWS, ices
Nov. T. bI-vlw
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n.y. ISIS ANN +. TAYLOR will oontinue her School
1vA tmy house tho ensuing year. commen cinr on
inc 10Th day oil January, aud terminating tho So
cond Friday in December following, with vacation Of
Orthography, Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, and History; plain Needle
work and Theorem Painting. The price OF tuition will
DC except Tor painting which will be addition Of
S. The price Of board will be $50 for the scholastic
year oil 10 months; boarders furnishing their own beds
and bedding, addition Of S. If furnished them by
tho subscriber. My Post Office is Potesville, Louisa
county Persons wishing to encourage this School,
would do well to make early application the School
VIII be limited JOHN L. COLLINS.
Oct 70 i9-wlOt
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UN CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Sussex
n county, the 9Th day OF October, 1881, Willie Pee
Dies heir Oh william IL Peebles, Plif.
against
Jones and Amy, his wife late Amy MacIemore.
Turner Newton, and Polly, his wife Date Polly Mae,
iemoreD Burweli Maclemore, Elizabeth MacIemore,
and Rebecca @. Nacemore, by Thomas Massenburg.
her Guardian Gd i1em, Dens
The defendant, Elizabeth Maclemore, not having en-
tered her appearance aud given security according TO
me &c. OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that she Is not an
inhabiisnt OF this Common ealb, II IL ordered that
the said defendant do appear here on or before the first
thursday In January next and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
sered ~ some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
monu Tor two months successfully, and like copy
posted at the front door Of the Court. house Of this
county, on two successive court days.
copy -Teste, j. I. J.. MASON, D. c.
Oct. rs. 46-yRw
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NU ESSRS John NJ. Nc " orougb, Augustus Carson
lVH and Egbert Carson

Genffemn:-As you are not inhabitants Of this State
and have any known Agent or Attorney in fact will,
IN me same, you are hereby notified, that Monday
the 18th day OF November, 1881, between the rising
ana setting oil the SUM- on that day, Morris Hobsons
avern, at Cumberland County Court house, in this
state shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Stephen
Cook, Benjamin Bradley, Reuben f. Clopton, and
Samuel Hobson 10 be read evidence in certain suit
IN Chancery now pending in the Circuit Superior Court
oil Law and Chancery for the county OF Henrico where
In am plaintiff, and you and Elizabeth Nc orough
wife OF said John NJ. Richard Gordon, Sheriff OF Cum
eerand County, and as such admir- de bons non with
the Will annexed, Of George Carson, Sen decd Ma.
hda Carson, Theophilus Carson, and Emily, Mslvina
and Alonzo Carson, are defendants: The taking of
which dispositions, il not completed the day above
mentioned will be continued from day TO day at the
same place, until completed Your ob't serv't
RICHARD A. RISON.
Nov. 1. b0-vaw
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LETTERS OF o. p Q-DiSTURBANCES IN
PARIS.

The fall OF Warsaw, h has beep already stated pro-
duss great excitement al Paris. The seeoup, OF thss,
disurbsDces gwen 10 letters from the seIebratsd O.
Q. dated at Paris tho l7ih aud 18Th September:
PARIS, Sep. 1.-THE impression produced ~ thi,
news at Paris has been marked, decided, profound. 1,
nas mol been sonbnsd 10 pary-por 10 The suden,,,
or tas jon'na's, or the Depuiss, or ths mlddng OF
iower sia'ses The funds have fallen-even the pubs
iund' cruel and cold as hey arehave felt this iru pb
o. de'Po'sm to bs va't ev u the thssres are closed
he reefs are the scenes Of sgstop tho resdsnee Of
Sebasiiani ba' been attacked by The peopIs-some eli l.
zens have sought for arms az 10 july ls3O-ihe Mar
seIIass bss been sung under The windows Of r. zzo a,
Borgo-the Deputies expressed their Tesfes Their
shame and their disgrace 10 meaured language end
with set phrases OF tsrms osaiosyihe Jourp
are full OF bitterness and investive aud the most mo-
d'ra,e men hang down their beads and mute., we
are certainly Tor Pssee but 70! Ter peace and dsboaor
ebgrase and shsme'
AZ ths P'aIs Royal mobs assemble; the Journals are
reed aloud; burst. Of indignation are beard from all
piv sna 'hsre 10 but oos eFy"Vive Ia Poiogoe!" and
"a bss les Ministers" Tas black flag has been hoist.
~ 10 we hue -. Marlin suusmlih's shop b 70 be en-
srt'red and all the seized on the Boulevard Pos.
sonBiSres and every where We INSET Grape a. bands,
Grape tepen, aud we hear the loud and deso so,,es
Of those go made ihs Revolution axspst thoss Tho
have thus yttned u. On MONDAY, M Msvgyio tbs
General LsfsyBs, ADD NJ. Lsurepee win br,ns on The
.ubjst fof dieosoa IN the Cbsub,r Of Dsputi.s Tn,
M'nis,r must be os,'r'hJoWn N. Psrsr saust be ser.
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A TEACHER--A Gentlsman who vas gradual cd
IN at one Of The New Eo gland Colleges, and who
has been teaching in Virginia during The ~ year,
last past, wishes 10 poture situation in Academy,
or IN some healthy neighborhood that will afford libe-
iai salary for bis services. He will give instruction
In the Latin and Creek languages, and in all the Eng
ii'h branches usually taught in Academies The re.
qni'ise testimonials will be produced. Communicable
addressed 10 o. p. g., Lovngson, Virginia, will re-
ctivo prompt attention.
Sept. 80 4I-vu
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oflCE-Ths Tro'iees OF Woshington HENRY
- Heodemy, In the County Of Hanover, are snxto1s
granted them by the last Virginia Legislature (ses
,essen sts 2I and will do accommodating terms.
Application 70 be made IN person or tbrusb the eh-
mond Po,'ofhse,io HENRY CURTIS.
Ost 81 H--w6w
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M OTICE.-Was committed TO the Jail Of Chester
/ field county, Va, on the 22d day of June last
nae-a mo s-h yoni no DuIuIYs
to James Ross OF Pittsyvania county, Danville-
colour yellow, about feet 10 inches high has mole
under his right eye; other mark visible;
bout 30 years old; had when committed blue Vir
gnia cloth coat aud white panaloons and an old black
hat. The owner Of said negro is requested TO come
forward, prove his property and take him away and
pay all charges, he will be dealt with according TO
aw. J. B. GOODE. Tailor of ChesferfeIG
sept. ID. 36-wl2ts
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6HiO AND KENTUCKY LANOS.-The Sub.
~ serioer offers his services men eidept pro-
prieoss OF lands 10 the States Of Ohio and
tor the sale thereof, and payment Of The taxes An
!cters addressed 10 him q. Cincinnati, or to John H.
Pfiee, Eiq o. Richmond POST PAID, will be duly a..
tended TO. He Ieiers those 10 whom he may be un.
known, to
Chief Justice Marshall, Chapman johnson, Charles
Copiand-and Sam'i. Myer., E,qrs
JAMES SOUTHGArE
r. 81 s. will also attend as Attorney n, Law 10
sure In The Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
Nov 5l-w SIN
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Grove, Oct. Is.

HN CHANCEkY AT Court held for Louisa
IL county. at the Courthouse, on Monday October
n. lob, 1881:
Howard b. Edwards, PIanua
against
Francis A. Houebiu', Anderson T.iee admini,,,s,o,
o. william Inee. deed. and William w, BaadIa. ga
eeased, Df.nd..
This day came tho plaintiff by his Attorney and fiiei
his bill, and the defendant Ffansis A Houshio, moi
h'vag entered his appearances, and given security ae.
cordiug TO Law and the rules of this court and /, an
p'srog TO the satisfaction Of the court that he /, not
an inhsbiant OF this State On tho motion of The plaintiff
ny hi, council 10 ordered that The said defendant.
Francis A Houshns, do appear here on the fret dsy
January court next and answer The bill Of the plain.
I'M and that copy oil this order be forthwith insert
ed 10 some newspaper published in tho city Of Rich.
front door Of tho Cou thonss of this county on
ecur'.day. Copy -T.,s.
JOHN HUNTER. C. l.. C.
oe' 60. 4S-wSa~
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NRUIT TREES -H.nrieo Couu,y
Oct. IL.

VIZ Nursery, within thres and hall miles Of
49, Richmond, large eollestiou Of budded Frui.
Treer sonsis,ipg OF Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum Cher.
~, A?rieo. Nee arins, Almond, SIS. of The choices,
knd. As make Il my business to select only those
that have besn found TO succeed best in this
having low trees a. standards, in full bearing in
own orchard, Of nearly all the kinds propagate there
fore recommend them 10 perisst coudenee Of their
eorrsctnsss Catalogues may be had gratis at the book
store OF Peter Cotton, whore any orders that NAV be
left will DO puastuslly attended %.
JOSEPH SINToN.
Grove, Oct. Is. bl-rar
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NEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-The subseTi-
IL Der, ling in the county ri Hsnrico, wishes 10
employ, for the ensuing year, Female Teacher and
10 reside In her family. Safae,ory testimonials
show The qualifications Of the applicants TO teach aseur-
use and application Of globes and maps will DO rsquir.
cd For tu.,her particulars enquire Of Msssrs Wo,-
ham & MsGrudsr Ia tho city Of Of Richmond
MARY G. G. SHEPPARD
Oct Il. 47-4, & wifi
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Oct. 18th.

"AS eommined The jail Of The Ciy u Rebmoad
Nv on the % day OF June, 1881, negro man by
.ne name oil WILLIAM: he appears 10 DO about twenty.
committed. par Of lsh, yarn psnalson,; hs has no
eoas. The owner 10 requested TO come forward, prove
.he propstty pay the txpsnsss, and take him away or
hc will be dealt with according TO Law.
Sep. %. 39IwI2w