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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05

At a Superior Court Of Chsncsry,
v holden at the Capitol, in The City of Richmond,
the ii d day ef Feb. 1881
Edward w. Smith, PlH.
against
Beverly Smith, adm'or de bonis non OF WIN. Smith.
dec, and III his own right, Daniel Weisiger, adm'or de
6onts non Of Washington Watts, dec, and tho said
Daniel WeiTger and S>iginora his wife, William Waits
and smith u. Sianard, children and heirs Of Elizabeth
NJ. Slanard, dec, and Edmund Loeketi, Sheriff Of
Cheslerheld,a and Adm'or OF Beverly C. Stansrd, dec.
Deidts.
This cause cams ON this day 10 be further heard, on
the fapers formerly read, and the repor, Of Commits.
sioner Amos Ladd, made pursuant to the order Of tho
ION day OF June. 1926, with additional exceptions
thereto, by the defendant Weisigsr, flied by leave Of
The Court, aud was argued by Counsel: On ~considera.
lion whereof, the Court doth recommitl the said report,
with the exceptions aoresaij, TO the same Commission.
er, Tor him to consider and report ibereupon, ne paving
the cos. oecssioned thereby. A Copy. Tesis,
VIM. G. ~PENDLETON, C. G.
Commissioner Office, Richmond, March IL II, 1881.
The parties interested will pIea,e take notice. ,ha,I
have appointed the 23d day of May next, 10 commence
The duties required OF me by the afore going order Of
'he Court on which day, al 8 o'clock, A.. M, they
are required to attend al my Office, with authenticated
copies Of the necersaty papers. ready for examination
and ,e'ilement. AMOS LADD. NC
mafch BE- O6-wSw
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YENO Ferdinand Morshane.-You will please 10 take
n notice that; shall, on the 2Oih day Of April next,
at Parker's Hotel in Lancaster. Penn, between tho
hours OF . O'Clock, and sunset. proceed TO take the depc-
siiions OF the said Hatcher and William s. Armstrong.
20 be read as evidence in a suit now depending in tho
musings Court OF the City of Richmond, 10 which
1 am plaintiff and you are a defendant. II from any
Aforesaid, l shall continue al The came place from day
to day until they are taken. You're, sc.
March IL. IO4-w,d A. ARMSTRONG;
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MARSH F0R sALE.-The subscrioer

A|HITE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
y is authorised by the heirs and distributccsof
Mary M. |. &: Rootes, deed. TO make sale of that valu-
able estate in the county of Gloucester and state of Vir-
glnia, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres, 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best aualty in that
section OF country. a minute description of this Estate
Is unnecessary, as il is certain that persons disposed 10
purchase will examine II particularly: they are invited
to do so, and MIA. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, is instructed 10 show any gentleman who
desires IL, every part of the Estate. I will only add,
that these Lands lay between Ware aud Severn Rivers,
aud extending to both, ~aiSording navigation to vessels OF
large b%urthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
nents consist OF a large brick Dwelling House, with
lour rooms on a floor, nearly new, and finished in tho
oest style; all necessary out houses, some of them
Drick, ana most OF them new. The Low Grounds lay
IN one compact body, Immediately in front Of the house,
without a single break, aud every part TO be seen from
the dwelling at a single glance of the eye; they are fine
ly calculated for the production OF Barley, Wheat, In
dian Corn, Cotton, &C.; in fact, this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen II, 10 be the best
OF the same extent, and one of the baDdsomest in Va
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser, and the necessary number of hands TO cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock Of every kind, farm
ing utensils, SC. will be sold with n, IL required.
May II. 1-wS JOHN TABB.
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HNoR SALE.-Tbe Coal Pits formerly known by
n The name Of Graham's Coal Pits.ZBv virtus
oil a Deed Of Trust made 20 Daniel Call, and The cub.
scriber-by Edw ard Anderson and Ann, A.. his wife
and recorded in the county Court of Goochland, 10 SCI
cure The payment OF a debt due from The saij Edmund
Anderson 10 Waller Dunn, az Executor Of the last viii
and testament Of John Graham, decd, will be cold on
the IS'h day OF April next, 10 The highest bidder for
ready money at HaIlom's Hotel, in The Civ Of Rich.
nond, the trac, OF land lying and being on james
River, in the county OF Goocbland, and State of Virgi.
mia, and described in the said Deed Of Trust, az con.
quarter OF an acre, be the same more or less--Tbs H.
tie is believed TO be good; but selling as trustee. / shall
only convey such rich, ne is vested in me bv the sai5
deed. DANIEL NORRORNE N1DToN
"o'0"'@ iOl-tds Trustee
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SALE.-By virtue OF a decree OF
1yA the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Fred
ericksburg District, in a cause therein depending be-
tween,
Reuben M. Garrett, Ex'or. of Carter Wood decd. Plf.
agaiDs,
Richard M Segar, Adm'or. with the will annexed
oil VIM, Segar, decd, Penelope Segar, widow of the
said William, and other Dens.
l shall proceed to sell for cash be fore Thomas S reefs
Tavern, in the town OF Urbanna in the county of Mid
diesex, on the 25lh day Of April nex', the ,rae, of land
whereof VIM. Segar died, teized and possessed, cor
tanning two hundred and twenty-five acres more or
less, subject 10 the widows dover therein.
l.. WINGFIELD,
March 20. lOS-I3,# M. sc G. w n
EpICHM0ND COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub.
~ scribers offer for sale, at their Office, near Shocko
Warehouse, the following goods made al their Factory:
Al Cotton Aeefings
ga do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Oznaburgs, % inches tctde
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States, and will be pold as low
as goods OF similar quality can be purchased in the No
thern Markets.
The highest price viii be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 4O-t
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At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
v OF the Superior Cour, OF Chancery for the Rich.
mond District, the 7th day of March, 1881
William Burton and Mary his vile, PItfs.
Against
william Winston, Ann Norvell, and I.ham Allen
and Elizabeth his wife, D.fdts.
The defendants, William Winston, and Isham Allen
and Elizabeth his wife, not having entered their sp-
Psaranca and given security according TO the Act of As
sembly and the Rules OF this Court, and Ii appearing.
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants
OF this Country IL is ordered, That the said defen-
danis do appear here on the fret day Of The next June
Term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and tina, a
copy OF thi-lOrder be forthwith inserted in come news
paper published in the City Of Richmond, fer two
months successfully, and posted at the font door Of
he Capitol, in the said City. A copy, Teae.
WIN. G. PENDLETON, c. q.
March g.. e9-vsv
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NEW AUCTION N COMMISSION HOUSE,
Ia The undersigned have associated themselves, for
the purpose oil transacting a general Auction and Com
mission business. under the style and firm of Lancaster,
DENLY 4 Co They are prepared to receive goods and
produce oil every description on consignment, on which,
advances VIII be made, II requirsd-They also ten.
der heir services TO the public for the sale of real es-
late, &c. s. DENLY,
March is. 102-l2t EDWIN
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day-Sweepstake-mils heats-entrance 800 half
forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
] John Minge, z John NJ. Bolts,
2 o p. Hare, 8 Thomas Branch.
3 VIM. H.. Minge, o b. Moody.
q Jno. ID. Kerby, 10 WIN. f. Wickham,
8 j. M. Seiden, III A.. Armstrong.
6 VIM. Wynne, IL Oh. c. Gravss.
ID day-Proprietcr's purse-two mile heats-S3OO.
81 day-Jockey Club Purse-$I ,OOO-iour mile
heats.
Attn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS four or more subscri.
bets are obtained al $50 each, to be added 10 the purse
OF $3.50.
From the number of horses expected at Tree-HiI.
it is probable during the week some interesting races
may bs made and run.
]. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N. Is. There is now open a Sweepstake for 3 years
od-entrance $l00-4 subscribers required-three al
ready down-,o close the let of Applicable heats J
March 20. lO8-a2wtd J. NJ. s. ,
ERRoADROCK RACES, SPRING MEETING. vii
ED commence the last Wednesday in April. the 27lb
proximo, and continue four days.
lst day-two Races--a Swpeestake and Pos;stakc.
Subscribers 10 Sweepstake-mile heats-and en-.
trance $200-half forfeit
Abner Robinson, James W.. Winfee.
VIM. X ) hnscn, Isbam Pocket.
Subscribers 10 p sisiake-mile heals-entrapce
800 play or payi
Thomas Watson, Thomas ID. Watson.
John Minee, James M. SeIden.
VIM. II Jobn'on,
I'd dAy-Proprietor's Purse S2OO-two mile heais.
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse $500 three mile heats.
4h day-two races-snnusl- Postslake aud Sweep
stake.
Subscribers to Poststake-iwo mile hea,s-purse
S225: p"
VIM. II. Johnson, J. ]. Harri,oo.
Sas. M; Seiden, VIM. Wynne,
Tho. WATSON,
Subscribers 10 Sweepstake for 4h day-miIo beg,s
entrance $50;
Tho. Watson, VIM. Bill.
Tho. Graves, Richd. Adams.
Tho. ID. Watson,
IsHAM PUCKETT, Proprietor.
marcn ~. 10S-2awtd
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NE OK adams
NnTlHE
NOTICE.

NOTICE. rts nreft
INRANClS J. SMITH wishes 10 inform his eoun-
try friends, Ne welt a. those Of the City, that
from AMI alter The hrst OF April next, he may DO found
IN The House ON hisin Street, lately occupied by Me-.
A. w. Noting, next door above Msssrs. l.. Webb K
Co., fronting the Dry Good Store. Of Mes.rs. J. p. Tay-
Tor. Lee & Cowles, and Blaiord, Brook, & Co., pre-
pared 70 ofier them a very general assortment OF prime
Groceries, TO the examination OF which, no respo stful-
iy invites their attention Orders from bis former Gus
'oin'rs punc,usIly regarded. present 6rm Of
Smith and johnson, by mutual conssni. will he di.solv-
ed about that time. March 20 loo-'f
To Daniel Call and Daniel .Norberne Norton /:
NENTLEMEN-Having paid aud s~ati.i.d 10 YOU.
M as the Agents for Waller Damn, Ex'or Of John
Graham, dec, nearly the entire debt, for which the
Trustee, to be sold on tho 18th dsy Of Anil neat. IL
liable, and having informed you, that in a few DAYS,
and certainly before the day fixed Tor the ssle shall
have arrived, that the entire residue Of the said debt.
shall be paid, with all proper costs far recording the
Deed OF Trust, and inssr ing he said dvettisemenss-
and having been by you, Daniel Call. informed, ON
the ITO day oil the present month, that you should
forthwith send the Bonds executed by mo 10 Walter
Dunn, and for the payment OF the residue Of which.
the sail sale was to be made, and that the said sale
would yet proceed 10 be made, for tho residue Of the
debt due from me Now, therefore,, az YOU, the said
Daniel Call and Daniel NorborDe Norton, have under-
taken to act, aud have acted, as the Agents for the saii
Dunn, hereby notify you, that before the day OF sale.
l shali be ready to pay the whole of the residus Of the
SAID debts and the costs Aforesaid, and shail require the
delivery OF the Bonds aforesaid, and that they uuss not
be by You removed, or 80 disposrd Of, that they NAV
not be cancelled and delivered up to me.
Your obedient servant,
March ~. l05-u DWARD ANDERSON.
n1N EDlCAL NOTICE-DR. SAMUEL W. Noes
lVA- respectfully tenders his professional services 40
the citizens OF Richmond, and lie vicinity, whom no
would INFORM, that his mode OF treating diseases IL one
which was lately discovered by the celebrated Drspaum
OF Lonisviile. Kentucky which mode has proved 10 DO
lar more efficient in the eufU Of diseases generally,
than any other heretofore devised and by which hsis
enabled to cure many chronic affections that have bssn
heresotore considered incurable amongst which are
msreuriai diseases, rheumatisms, and affections of the
iiver-the hrst of which diseases Is certainly cured bv
his treatment in all eases.
His Office is on Main street, a few doors below the
Bell Tavern, and opposite the Mansion House, whe,e
he may usually be found, unless absent on professional
business. March IL. IOs-tf
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TREE HILL RACES,

FENHE fret Spring Meeting will commence the Sc
a cond Tuesday in May next, l0h Of he month. Isl
day-Sweepstake-mils heats-entrance 800 half
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1Tho first part Of tho poem is founded upon tho well known,
ihougl, III authenticated, tradition of tho Italian lady seeing Mil
ton asleep under "A tree, aud leaving some verses beside him, de-
scnptiye of her admiration Of his beauty.
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Prom 'Mitou, n Poem, by Edward Lyt,ou Bulwcr, Esq. author Of
'folhan,' Falkland 'Devorous,' &c.
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AND, &C., at .anction.-wu be sold a, public

AND, &C., at .4netiOn-Wui be sold at public
uZ auc' ion, (op accommodating terms J at Broom
field, in Caroline County, the late residence OF limo
thy Chandler, dec, on Monday the 10Th day of May
next, the Tract of Land OF which he died possessed,
containing by la e estimation about 81 acres.-The
above land has on il a good dwelling House, SC. &c
is OF fertile soil aud well watered. L. is deemed un-
necessary to say more about the land, as it is presum
ed that those wishing to p%urcha'e, will frs, view the
premises. AT The same time end place, will Re sold
all the household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils, sock of every description, sc. SC. For the
%Perishable property, a credit of twelve months will be
allowed on all sums above FIVE dellars-tha, amount
and under, cash will be requlred-ihe purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security. The terms Of sale
Tor the land, will be more fully made known on the
day OF sale. Six or eight likely negroes will be hired
out fer the balance OF the year, al the came time and
place.
All persons having claims against The Estate, are re-
quested TO present them 10 the Subscriber without de-
lay, for payment. Those indebted, are likewise in
vited to make immediate payment. as indulgence can.
not be given. JOHN CHANDLER, Ex'or
Of Timothy Chandler, dec.
Caroline, April %. ll7-,ds
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~GLOECESTER RACES

NATILL commence over the CampGeld course or
w Wednesday, the 1st day Of June, and continue
4 days.
LIST ddy-A Sweepslake for collS and FLIES, mile heats
$50; free for any, not excluding 4 years old
that has never won a race over any established course,
close the evening previous 10 the race.
The same ddy-A sgeepsiake for Alfred colts and
hllies, mile heats, entrance $500 entries and closed.
III day.-A Posts'ake, 2 miles heats, 500 entrance;
for any horse, mare, or gliding.
81 day Jockey Club pufse, 3 mile heats, purse
S3OO-$2O entrance, subject to a discount Of 10 per
cent.
an ay.-Proprietor's purse, 2 miles heats, $50 en-
trance TO be added to the purse; free for any except
he winning no ses Of The previous days.
Absent aud delinquent members are requested 10 ior-
their subscriptions.
By order Of the club,
TOM. CARY, Proprietor.
May 6. 121 -
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May 10
NOTICE

PENIrENTIARY 9th Mo. oh, 1881.
FHNdh PuDd" is informed hat at this institution, wool
" IS esrded' ~-Iths grease flurd, for Z cents per
pound, where the wool 10 washed and picked entirely
free from trash, and by sena.,g with the wool, The ne,
cesssry cloths, the rolls will be L ely baled up, 30 that
they may be transported to any dlss,ce without ipiu-
ny; wool will be carded aud spun from ~ 10 Is cen $
per pound, according TO the hneness OF the ,arn, and
those that may wish il, can have ihs same wo, n into
any description OF cloth, at from Ito is cents per ,lrd,
aud whore tits desired, warp will be furnished or 30
changed; any number Of yards above 40 will be warped
from The materials Of customers, less than that quantity
will be exchanged; The sbeariug aud securing of The
cloth (f desired) will be done a, a very moderate
charge. Persons having cloth woven in their families,
can have The same sbeared and secured.
SAML. p. PARSONS, Sup't.
May 10. I22-tI
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1881
NNZAsHINGroN TAVERN, srAUNToN. VA.

y MRS. CHAMBERS having declined Keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, kate OF
Waynesborough, has been induced to lease this extcn
sive establishment, formerly kept by MIR. James Ed
mondson, for a term OF years, and takes pleasure in an
to his friends aud the public, that it is now
open Tor the reception OF company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supc-
rior style, and provided with the best servants and ma
terials for genteel accommodation, the subscriber pledg-
es himself that by unremitting attention TO business, en-
tre satisfaction will be given TO all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter * Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte, will henceforth stop at this
house; which will afford TO passengers bound to any OF
the Virginia Springs or other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance.-To which subject the
promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. 20. 95-tf l.. HARTMAN.
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FHVRUST SALE-By virtue Of a Deed OF Trust exc
ID cu'ed to the Subscriber by Robert Mosby and
Wife, for certain purposes therein specified, which
deed il dated on the 10Th March, 1881, and recorded In
the Hus logs Court of the City of II edmond, 1 OoiN
sells at Powhd,an Court-House, on Wednesday the 18Th
day OF The present month, at public auction, to the
highe ct bidder, a certain TRACT OF LAND in said
County, adjoiIiDg the lands OF Isham Bali, b. Tue
heart, and the estate OF Ann Fl skins, decd, contain,
ing by survey ttco hundred and fHy acres.
No objection exists, il is believed, to the iitile-but
such only as is veitcd in me as Trustee will be conveyed.
TERMS liberal, and made known at sale.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
May 10 122-ids Trustee.
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GLOUCESTER Low GROUNDS o SALE

M BY the last will of the late DIR. Gains Dean, the
suoscribers are authorized to sell, and they now of r
Tor sale, his valuable Estate, lying on Ware River, In
three miles from the Court House, containing $50 acres,
nearly the whole Of which is low ground, aud about
100 acres are cleared, and in q high state of cul,iva-
ton, we'll aiapted to the growth Of Indian Corn, Wheat,
and Barley. There is a spacious Dwelling House, aud
aIloiher necessary out houses, In good repair, on this
Estate, situated on the bank OF the River-Fish ard
House. A more minute description is deemed nm.
necessary, as IL presumed any person wishing to pur-
chase will hrs, examine the premises, which will be
shown by the manager MIR. G. w. Bilups, Apu,chaser
OF the land can be accommodated with as Macy slaves
as he may require to cultivate II, aud also The farming
utensils and stock Of every description. The time OF
payment will be made TO suit the purchasers. For fur.
Their particulars, e letter addressed TO Christopher Tomp-
kins, at Mathews Court House, Va. will meet due at
tention. CHR ToMPKINS. } Executors Of
JOHN D.. JARVIS, }Gains Dean.
HENRY W.. TABB,S deed.
haY 10. l22-u6m L
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MAY 6.
COMMISSIONERS OFFtCE,
DLnLuInuA Ill. nI INnI 4

NNItT'T'VFINI "FWV OH IUVIs
MOGICE.-Pursudut to an Order OF the Superior
~ Couri OF Chance y for Tue Richmond District,
made Oh the 18th day Of January, 1881 NOTICE is
hereby given 10 the Creditors OF Is inch Haicher's Es.
tate, that they are required, by the said order, to pro-
duee and prove their claims before me, on Or before
she 20h day VI June, next. 10 enable mo TO repor,
the same 10 he Court, az directed.
May g. 12I-w4w AMOS La ID, NJ. Z
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YHNHE Sheriffs Of the counties OF Amelia, Powbaian
~ and Chesterbeld; Bedford and franklin; Spoiisyl-
vaDia, Caroline aud E,sex; Albemarle, Mellon and An
herst; Fduquier and p. inee W,llism; Augusta and
Roekbridgc; Shenandoah and Hardy; Monopgalls,
Preston and Randolph; and the Mayor OF The town of
Peiersbusg x, will take notice, that elections are to be
holden at their coutthouses, and oIher places appoint
ed by law for holding elections, in the month OF Au-
gust next, to choose Senators TO repre sen, their reepec-
tive dislric,s, in The mex, General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, C g..
May Is I-wSt
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10 The EN0UIRER is published twicea week generally and
hrse times a week during the session Of tho State Legislature
price, the same us heretofore, Five Dollars per annuni, payable in
advance. Notes of chartered, spcciopaying banks, (only) Willie
Received in payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety of re-
hitting them by mail;tho postage of all icttersbcing paid, blythe
writers.
Or No paper wiilbo disccntinred(but at the discretion of the
Editors) until all arrcarages have been paid mp.
Or Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers shall
have tho tcnth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Or Ono square, OR LESS-First insertion decentralization
tnuance, 50 cents.
s.sNo advcrtisemcntinsortcd until it has either been paid FOR ,or
assumed by some person in this city, or its cnvirons.
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NEW rs

OTIS, DUNLOP s. CO., oBtr for sale.
Sn HHDS. st. Crox Porto Rico aud New
wv ORLEANS Sugars
60 Do Eoglish Island Molasses
500 Bag, Porto II co, prime green COFFEE
$50 Do Java Co1re-patt II years old
100 bbl'. aud boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
l50 Kegs Refined Salt Pers
90 Barrels Alum
1000 Bags Youles' Patent Shot
200 Kegs Rogers Orange Gunpowder
$50 Boxes Gunpowder, and Imperial Teas
100 Do Sperm Candles
200 Do Tallow do
20 Hhds. Whisky
Haxalis Nails and Brads
Old An'igu, Rum
80 quarter Casks Madeira Wine. imported direct and
OF Superior quality
800 half boxes Windsor Glass-all sizes
Nav l3. N l-M3t
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AMJAS committed TO the jli OF York County as a
Wv runaway, on The 2 dday of Angus, 1880, a ligh,
muiat.o man, who calls himself Hubbard Sem,ls, and
states thai he was born tree in the county Isle OF Wight,
in the Sta'e Of Virginia He is 8 feet 10 inches hieh,6as
a scar on the back part OF his lef, leg. ja.t above the
joint, appears to be about % years OF age, lusty, light
hair, white or grey eyes, and says he is a ditch er by
trade.-Il is rumoUred L believe, that he Is a elave.
The owner Of said fellow il desired 10 come forward,
prove hi properly, pay bis charges, and take him away,
or he will be dealt With az the law directs.
WM. VAIL, Tailor Of York County.
May IL I-wSw
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My I3

a NAUTION The public are hereby no'insd, that
" he subscribers will not bold themselves respon-
sbl- for ,he sale transportation OF any eords or produce
taken on their Boats, running James River, Without
their express order-as we KEEP the Boa,0. for our own
use. w. 81 l. THURMAN,
Craig's Creek, B~5ts,ourt,
Nav 10. I-w4;*