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CHANCERY.-At rules held Chesterfield county oft
her, 1850.
Joseph Brooks Eisrd and R,beeea hi, wife l,,.
heeea Brooks, and Ella, Brooks, it,. PLAINTIFF.
Against
joseph Wood and Polly hi, wife, Martin Brock
i pher Shethsm JOSIAH Akin ard Many his wife, Jens
Osdish WHam mainds Anderson, TbGms Sally,
Matilda aud James ceilings aud RebeeoaBrook Defendants
me aeiendsnt', Joseph Wood and Polly his wife Hertkah
Oh.athm Christopher Cheshsm, Josiah Nancy hin wifi.
William snelns' aud Sally Srens having their sp,
peasnce and gwen security according Genr.
ana N. rules oi this court aud appearing that they not
'hnsotans oith' Cemm nsealthi the the
ants by eoun,s-I ordered that the said o.sah
WOOD aud Polly his wife, Hezsksh Cheahsm Chophsr Cbes
nam JOSIAH AKIN aud Nancy his wife, Wsm Smelling, and SAL
do spP.sr here on the second Monday
answer TINS oomPlainanr bill and that
with inherited IN same vi the public printed in Nh.
guy o fehmonJ, Tor two months uoeevey also posted Of
inc pnt door oil the CouIh h.
court days Copy. Tests, " wv >.''"s
IT,, LAWSON NUNNALLY,p.,s.
uuh
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The STATE or ALABAMA, CIRcUIr COURT,
Tuscol0Osa CdUnty. OcfoberTerni 1873
Thomas X. Boiling, plaintiff,

Richard Dennis, Sen, defendan!1
1T appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court, that
n The defendant f. Nonresident Of this State it il
therefore ordered by the Court that all proceedings 10
is csuse, DO stayed until the expiration OF six months
from the rsurn OF the writ 10 this cause, and that
ice be Publihsd for six weeks successfully, from and
after the fret day Of January next, 10 the Richmond
Enqufer,a newspaper prioed In Il State oil Virginia,
requiring The defendant TO appear and make his legal
defence within he time limited az aforesaid, or pro-
ceedings will be had according to law, &c.
A copS-Teste, JOHN III. JENKINS,
Jan. h. 10 -U6w Clerk,
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Jsu. %

CHANOERY-At Rule, holden the CIerks ONCE of In,
1891. - ''' vac ~ u"J Vi Sanuary
''su.i i, Ls"shorne,y. Compile
James kin lm'or de with of
Blake, deed and John W. Wilson, mr..
The defendant Junes h,xpx .nte,.d nj.
anu according TO the Act OF Assembly,
ing oy satisfactory evidence, that he this
commonwealth II Ordered, That the Defendant do spps.r
e1 ths n day OF March Court and the Bill Of
ne fauh and give security for performing
Court make herein aud that copy Of hi, be fobvh
inserted some ne"spape Published in the Richmond ana
months and that copy he post,
'P he "oh' door OF the courthouse Of this county
=, r. copy Ts,e,
Jan. 20 si-wsw IN. NUNNALLY d.
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1880: ''''' e0'''' 1''n december
obedsh Jordan md Jane hi, wife, formerly Jaro Moron

obed'ah Jordan and Jane bis wife, formerly Morrison
against '
Mary Morrison widow Of Msleolm Morsou deed John
and Margaret his wife, formerly Mormon William WOOD
ward aud Mary his wife, formerly Mary MORRISON Nancy Morrison
John and Sarah hi, wife, formerly and
John Morrisop - D.ns -"~
Th. bill Of the Plaintiff being the
John Montgomery aud Sarah his wife Johu moi
os entered their appearance aud given security according
Act o. Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court, arpssr,ns
satisfaction OF the court that they
Va tho motion OF the Plaintiff, BY eouns- ordered
aud John ncrr,on do appear MONDAY IN m.rh
next aud answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs COW OF hi.
dsr be forthwith ed 10 some published city
Richmond Tor eight week. posted front
door OF the courthouse Of county court J,y
copy Teste,
Jan. 25. a.
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De-
following property comprising all the Real Estate
of the late James Dnsmore dec ased and which hi:
heir and executor John D!nsnors of Louisiana is de
srous TO dispose OTIS offered for sale on liberal terms
either Tor cash. or on a credit TO suit purchasers
tract OF Land called OraDge-daIe situated within
three quarters OF mile OF Charlottesville and the Uni
versty of Virgaia-and con prising IS5 Ii is
toleTably we'll mbered, excellenIy wateTed and EN-
braces large portion Of meadow. Its vicinity to
Charlottesville and The many o,hcr advantages pos
sesses, must render il desirable acquisition thos
wishing to purchase real estate. The next is tract
Of forest land, (as bu' small part of it is ceared y
ing on the waters Of Moores Creek and Buiscui Run,
contang 800 ocres; and within three miles OF the Uni
versity of Virginia. 1t s well linbered and in Nv
years would become Of great value for fuel TO fami-
lies residing at the University, in the Of Char
oitesville Also, the property The north side OF the
man road leading from Charlottesville to the Univ
sty OF virginia, containing 81 liz of land, with
a number of ene nents and buildings included. This
portion OF the estate will be sold together or separate
in the following diyions, TO suit purchasers LIST. The
brick store house and lot occupied by MIR.
Wood the University. Its situation is, and must
continue TO good Tor business 3D. On The main road
below Mr. LiitlefoTd's several half acre lois IN
good situations TO build 81. And adjoining these
lots, is neat frame house with Kitchen &c attached
10 il. 4th. And adjoining the others is the house and
10, on which the late Jimes Dinsmo'e resided. The
site IL vety handsome; and the garden good; besides,
on the saiI lot is excellent house smoke house
large work shop stable and kitchen, &c-renderirg IL
in the whole very complete and neat place Of resi-
dence. 5ih. The remainder OF the land not
enumerated in the above divisions, will be gold either
to suit purch ajacen together, the interest
oil The esiale may require. The whole Of the last
toned divisiou would be profitable and secure in
yesn int of capital.
ALSO-On the south aide Of said road adjoining the
land Of John II. Cooke, Esq. and Capt. James Miller
are two small lots md Ieneneutsand in the town Of
Charlottesville are two good houses lot No 81 both
fronting the main street-One neat brick dwelling
house, the oih'T very conveniently situated for bufi.
nefs, being dwelling house ard store conjonsd.
Part OF the aforesaid lands and teDemenis are rented
for shod periods, and OF will be cold subject to
their rents Those wiihng to purchase will please
apply to, ANDREW LEITCH, Agent
For john Dinsmore, Executor Of the estate
OF james Dinsmore, deed
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&SlR CHARLES.-Ths disting ushsd foaI.getter
~ whose Colts are otener winners, and more oil the IN
selling than those OF any other hores get in America
and at higher prices, will stand this spring, my
10 the county OF Chesterfield, wi:hin one mile OF Moo.
dys tavernlS from Petersburg and % from Richmond
aud is now at his stand, ready Mares at Ihir-
fy Dollars the leap and Forty fire Dollars the season.
payable the 18th OF July next, when il will expire
Seventy Dollars to insure mare, pay able as soon as
she is known TO be in oal, parted wth-One EoI-
Tar to the groom for each mare be paid when she
sent to The horse. Pasurage gratis, which for quality
and quantity, is very desabe being all well
and we'll wa'ered. Every will be taken to pre-
vent accidents but DO liability for any that may hap.
pen. Servants sent will be found without charge and
mares with or without colts, well fed il desired al %
cents day.
My son George ". johnson, will reside on the
plantation, and will attend himself particularly to all
orders.
Sir Charles is full Is hands inches, Is years old
this spring, and OF fine chestnut colour; he never waJ
IN higher health nor was there surer foal- get.
ter Ior was any horse ever admired for form,
beauty, and commanding appearance. He has been
so sen advertised that consider it unnecessary to
state again bic numerous aud successful races. The
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
his Colts are performing the Turf with une qualled
success, and by their performances doing much TO
by Sir Archy, his dan by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Paeolet, lie by Blank, aud he by Gcdol
pin Arabian; his grand-dam Communication, " imported
Dare Devil. imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
Fearnongh', imported mere Jenny ID small got by old
ID anal" WIN l. JOHNSON
Chesterfield, Feb. 10. SS-wtl6:hA
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~ Ew-YoRK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY.

NI EW-YOKK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY
" GOODS STORE. CO. PARTNER SHIP
The subscribers bave entered into under
the hrn OF A. G. & F. Cochran, and have taken the
ton of the general Fancy Dry Goods business.
q. COCHRANJ
FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York, 2lst Sent 1870
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| NOHANoERY;-A Rule, held IL the Cls,t, Office Of Ess.
County Court Monday, the 9Th DAY Of December 1880
snnold under the years. By
in0ms M, Henley, her guardian and next ft,nd PhG
Wiim REYNOLDS, Albert Renno Henry 8. Remedies Otwsy
h'hur nennold', and Robert Rtunod' heirs ard dev
Sc, OF S''e,hy hennoIds, Defds.
Tue delsnd'n Albert Rennod aud Henry Rsuaods hsv.
entered heir appearance aud
Of Assembly aud the rules Of this Court sna by ,st
factory evidence that they
on motion oil the Pain,d byoeus- Ordered That ,si
answer the bill Of the PsH and that cory order be
forthwith inserted in Newspaper published Rich.
mo ior months excessively aud that another posted
up al tue 'front.' door Of the CoulthOu,s, Of thi, county
Teste,
Dec IS 68w8w JAMES MIOOU ;rC ls,L.
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WlRoiNAi Len ohs,sey AT Rvs, holden toe esl'. 4
1881,
samuel ID. Psstro.,, PiG.
sSsint
James Thompsos and Susan bis wife, sda'sr
others, Deft,.
The defendants, Robert Pstfos, Charlie, Duu,, Matthew
peso William P>stro, the heirs Of Bsbsra udsos Henry
u Rsns' aud Sarah his wife, and John Goodwin Jane his wife
not having entered their aud according
the Act OF Assembly and the rule, of this appearing
satisfactory tvdeuee that they inhabitants Of b
wealth ordered h,t the said defendants before
Justice. Of sd court the courthouse Montsy
IN AplneI aud answer the plaintiff, bill; copy L
order b. inserted N some newspaper published the city Of Rich
mond for two months 'uesse and that this cider be
posted Of the front door Of the courthouse this
jOuN L. PENpLEroN, d. O.
Feb ~. vs.S
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EFEANEnIsOAN'
RARRN Ef A TTTfW0Ye

RARRAGIATTr00N,a
The new and elegant Steam Boat
RAPPAHANNOCK, Capt. Fuirbank
continues to ply between Baltimore and
fredericksburg. leaving the latter place
every Wednesday, at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
and Baltimore the same hour every Sun
day. She is a Boat of upwards of three
hundred tons, and is second to none in
point OF neatness, comfort and speed
Her boiler is of copper, and her engine
and hull of the best workmanship. The
main cabin is on deck, lofty and airy, and
fitted up in style of great elegance
Her upper deck is very extensive and
affords fine promenade. The scenery
of the Rappahannock is of exquisite
beauty and variety-the banks present
ing alternately bold and woody promon-
tories, highly cultivated fields, and plea
SAINT villas. In her trips up and down,
the boat is in the River during the day
time, SO that the tourist will always be
enabled to behold the scenery.
Travellers from the Southern coun-
try, reaching Fredericksburg, in stages
or private conveyances, will find this
Boat an agreeable change in their pro-
gress to the North whilst persons from
the Northern States, visiting the Virgil
MIA Springs, will by taking the Boat at
Baltimore, be enabled to reach Freder-
icksburg with little fatigue. and less ex-
pense than by any other route.
THOMAS +. KNOX,
Agent. Fredericksburg
A. FALLS, 81 Co.
Agents, Baltimore
August d, lS3l.-2m.
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TAILORING.
-HzZn-
&prilIg .TasDtong.

TIE undersigned returns his thanks
to his friends and the public for the Jibe-
raj patronage he has received, and res
pectiully informs them that he still car
ries on the Tailoring business at his old
stand, where he hopes to merit and meet
continuance Of their support.
He has recently employed some of
the best workmen in the u. States and
has this morning received the latest
Fashions from New York, PHILADELPHIA
and London. TO those who may favor
him with their custom, he can therefore
promise work made up in style which.
for fashion, neatnces ard durability, will
sulierby comparison with no work done
in the Union, and at the shortest notice.
Ills customers arc requested TO call and
examine his work and fashions, spcci-
mems ofwhich are always on hand.
A full suit of clothes will be made at
any time, when required, in twenty-Cour
hours M. QUJNLAND.
Hopptou Mry 6. IS3I.-tf
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SMITHS
CHURCH HARMONY.

From the Franklin { Pa } Republican.
We have hitherto neglected 10 notice n
neatly printed 81 eXcellcn; selection of Church
Music, lately published by our townsman
Mr. Henry Smith Although we do not
profess 10 be connoisseurs in music, yet from
what little we do know of it, and from the
recommendations We have seen, by men bet
ter skilled in such matters than we are. we
can confidently recommend it TO the public
as a first rate work of The kind At the last
sessions of the Zion's Chassis of the German
Reformed Church, and the Eastern Confer
ence ofthe Evan. Lutheran Synod Of West
Pennsylvania, resolutions, highly common
datory Of the work and hattcrlng 10 the pub
Usher, were adopted by those reverend boz
dies. In addition to the taste displayed by
the publisher, in the selection Of tunes, we
may add that the very low price Of the book
will be considerable induCement 10 the com
mnity to have it introduced into Singing
Schools and Societies throughout the Coun-
try, generally. We should be pleased 10
see it fayOrably received, and the publisher
remunerated for his labor and expense.
B3rThc above work may be had at
the Store Of J0sEPu CowAN,-Price 80
cents.
Siaur,or. Scpf O.
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GROCERIES,

Of the best kind--all of which they
will sell for cash, OF exchange for coun-
try produce.
They have lately erected large nnd
convenient Lumber House, adjoining
the store, where they will receive Oh
STORAGE, all kinds of produce, at the
usual rates, and deliver 10 boats. free or
drayage. Al produce consigned to them
shall be promptly attended to, either
clipped, or sold here, agrecably to order
They viii usually be in market for the
purchase Of FLOUR and ether produce.
STAPLES g. MORRIS.
August ID, 1881. eow3m
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NNT,ICE.

] Will give the highest price in
Cash, for likely YOUNG NEGROES,
from ten TO thirty years Of age. ! shall
be generally found ut BIr. Fawcctts
Tavern, Stanton Any person wishing
10 negotiate with me for thc ealeo subj
property, may address me by letter 20
that place For further information APP
ply at the bar Of the Eagle Tavern.
John . WILLIAMSON.
July lJfh.-n.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby notified that
the subscribers, heirs Of George w.
St0r, deed, late Of Bath county, are
determined hereafter to pay no claims
which may be brought Against the Is
tate Of said deceased--he being dead
rca.ly eight years.
ROBERT WILSON.
OF North Carolina.
JESSE THOMAS.
OF Bdth County
Bath county Va. Sept %, 1891.
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y
ten or eleven inches high-When spo-
ken to be appears very humble and sub
missive, and generally answers to ques-
tons that require an assent that it is a
fact, or that it is so in fact. When he
absconded he stole 81 carried away with
him q quantity Of articles. As the a.
ioresaid slave ran away in September
last and reached McConnelsburg, in
Pennsylvania, where he was taken, it is
probable that he may again make for
that State. The said slave has always
been treated with great kindness and hui
manity, and it is hoped that all well
disposed persons will aid in his appre-
dension
Also, at the same time, and in com.
pany with the aforesaid Charles, negro
man slave named MOSES, son Of said
Charles, 10 or 20 years of age, slender
make, very black, about five feet ten or
eleven inches high.-He has lump on
his breast. He carried off with him the
following articles of clothing, to wit:
one white Fur hat, one drab pair Of pam
falcons, one drab roundabout, one pair
striped cotton pantaloons, one dark Cas-
inett jacket, two coarse cotton shirts,
one pair tow pantaloons, ono cotton shirt,
plated bosom, one pair Of blue cotton
stockings, one pair of coarse shoes, and
one pair of fine shoes. a reward Of for
ty dollars will be given to any one who
may lodge them in jail, so that they may
be gotten again, or one half for either
or if brought home all reasonable char.
ges paid. WILLIAM BOYS,
DAVID SPOTS.
SiqUaiOn June 81 1891.
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NOTICE

The Ministers and Lay delegates compos-
ms the Evangelical Lutheran Synodor Vir-
GINA, are requested TO convene at Zjon's
Church, G. miles south OF Salem, Boteiourt
county, on the 3D. Sunday in October nest,
(the l6th) on business Of Vial importance !,
general attendance isthereiorc expected -
All persons having business to transact with
This synod viii please attend
DANIEL J UAUER Sec
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THE undersigned having united them
selves in business, at Scottsville, Abe
marie, under the style and firm of Sta
pies 8 Norris, take this method of in
forming their friends, and the public in
general, that they are now receiving u
good supply of HEAVY ARTICLES.
in their line, and will continue 10 keep
q Gencfal qSSorfment of
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;upertno BIRD Cloths, @Colorcd Merino,
do black do $Irish Linen, Long
do brown do Lawn, gen'l asst,
do pclisse do Linen Cambriclis,
iassimcres, Cassinets Lin. Cambrick hdkfs
blue, black and Cambrick,
mixed, $Blcached Cotton,
' ests, made, Swans Upbleachel do
down & Marscilles Cotton plaid, CT asst,
Sowen Cashmere Superior, new style
pantaloons, of Prints, very
w hite ValenciaTe handsome, a large
ing, assortment of all
Buff do do Colors & qualities.
Black Silk plain dog French Ginghams,
Do do figured >Scotch do
Brown do figured $Sccrsucl,er do
very handsome Superior fig'd A
Silk Velvet, very SUI Bobinett,
perior, SPlain do
Cut do do SEnglish Dunstable
Vesting of all kinds, Bonnets,
black & Dunstablc and Leg
orange for ladies' horn Bonne;s, a
dresses, general asst.
Grape de Leonsblack $Shectings,
and light blue, SGloves, ladies' and
Slack Italian Lut-S gentlemen's, gen.
strings, very supe-S eral assortment,
rior, Hatters' Trimmings,
Levantincs, gen'l asst,
Satin Lcvantines, Jack Cards,
Manageable Silk, Water proof do
iros dc Naples, blk, s Hat Buckles, black
blue black, brown,> yellow and plated,
Figured Silks, vari- ; Hat Leathcrs, of all
Gus colours, stripcd$ qualities,
Silk hdks,, Spiltlc- Hat Bands, drab and
field, bandanna,$ black,
flag and Raw Silk, s Bindings, drab and
of superior quality{ black,
and style, 5Silk Tips,
'otipalla, orange and Muslin iinishBrushes
lilac, $Stopping Brushes,
)ress hdkfs., Grape s Best Bow Strings,
Gauze, very hand Drab Beaver,
some, new style, Morocco Skins,
Black Italian Cravats} Boys Caps, gen. asst,
very good, large Misses ChinchiIla,
size, SChilds' do
'ongce dress hdkfs. Ladies' Shoes, Last
}ombazincs, 5 ing,a bcautifulas't,
}ombazetts, black, Prunella, Bronze,
green, brown, : heeled, and spring
Jolored Circassans,S heelcd,
orange, scarlet, Gentlemen's Pumps,
yellow, green, lead Chiidren's Shoes,
color, sGentiemen' Boots,
Printed Flannel,
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WeaC Goods.

| am now receiving general assortment
of DRY GOODS, OF the most handsome
style, selected with great care at Philadel-
phia, and offer them at the most reduced pri-
ces. The public are respectfully requested
TO call and examine them.-A few of which
are as follows -
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@&TO-MORH0W.sGS}
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of deed in trust, ex-
ecutcd by Jacob Smith to the subscriber.
on the 2Sth day Of April, 1880, and of
record lii the county court Office of Au-
gusta, will sell for cash TO the highest
bidder, before the door of the Wayne
Tavern in Staunton, on SATURDAY. the 9Th
tag of October neat, -
A certain piece or parcel of
Land, with the appurtenances thereun.
to belonging, lying within or near the
corporation of Staunten, on. Lewis's
creek, containing EIGHT acres.
(more or less on which is erected
"a A STONE HOUSE, ~
ESM PAPER MILL, E.iM
&c.-which land aforesaid said Smith
holds by title bond executed to him by
John Coalter.
Such title only as is vested in me by
the deed aforesaid will be made to the
purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY. Trustee,
September IL, 1881.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber would sell on accom-
modating terms, tract GLAND on the
South River, adjoining the lands of
Samuel Hunter and others, in Augusta
County, containing
THREE HUNDRED ACRES;
open to one of the finest ranges in the
country; including from twenty to TWEEN
ty-five acres of Meadow Land of excel
lent quality, besides a considerable guam
tity of other valuable low grounds; with
remarkably fine Spring conveniently
situated 4: also tract of One Hundred
end fifty Acres of good quality and ad-
joining John Coalter's tract-Both these
tracts are susceptible of a high state of
Improvement, at an expense compare
lively triiling,-The subscriber, living
IN Stanton, will shew to any person
wishing to purchase.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE.
JULY I.
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PROTRACTOR SYSTEM.

THE subscriber of the firm ofK1rcu-
IN 81 DUNN, is duly authorized by Mr.
Allen Ward, tosell the right to use his
Protractor System for cutting garments,
and to receive subscribers for his quar-
terly reports ofthe Philadelphia Fash
tons. ISAAC DUNN.
StGHHton, Sept. %.
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Sale under Deed of Trust.

IN pursuance of a deed of trust, bear
ing date the 18th day of April, 1922, &,
of record in the county court Office of
Augusta, executed to the subscriber, by
John Coalter, for the purpose of secur-
ing the payment of a sum of money there
in mentioned will be sold, on Satuf
day the Sth day of October next, before
the door of the Wayne Tavern in tho
town of Staunton, for ready money, q
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TRACT OF LAND,

situated in the said county of Augusta,
containing One Hundred and Forty A
creS, with two story brick Dwelling,
house, and other necessary buildings
thereon, being the same now in the oc-
cupancy of said Coalter. This property,
from its situation and improvements, is
well worthy the attention of any per
son inclined to purchase, and will be
shcwn to any who may require SO see it
previous to the day of sale.
SAM'L CLARKE, Trustee.
September 2, lS3l.-tds
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STOP A GREATVILLAIN!

RAN away from the
subscribers on the night
Of the 18th instant, a
negro man slave named
CHARLES, 40 years of
age, slender make, very
black, and about five feet
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The parties Interested in the above or
der are notified, that shall, on the , lst
OF October next, proceed TO make ~
report pursuant to its acquisitions, at
my office, in Stanton, on or before
which day, those who are not parties 90
the above suit, are required to present
their claims for adjustment.
THOS. J. NICHE.
AUGUST ID. 1871.