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TREEs.-Hsnneo COuo,y
Nov. H..

N3EE{A HNRUIT TREES-HsnrIeo Cuus,y
E& u Nursery. have for sale at ny
&$Fz~ Nursery, within three and a half miles OF
oskn, Richmond, large eollee elton OF budded Fruit
Trses, consisting OF Apple Pear, Psash, Plum, Cher.
ny, Apricot, NeeariDe Almond, Sc. Of The shoicesi
kindA AZ make h my business 10 select only those
hat have been found 10 suscesd bsst ia tbi, slim
having lew trees as standards, 10 full bearing IN my
oa orchard Of nearly all the kinds propagate there.
fore can recommend them 10 peisst con denes Of their
corrseines Catalogues may be had gratis al tbs book
store OF Peter Cotton, where spy orders that may be
left will be pupstualiy attended IN.
Grove, Oct. IS 5l-st JOSEPH sINToN.
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A GENTLEMAN residing above Richmond, in a
IA hssltby BeighberhoOd, wishes 10 employ q Fe-
male Tssshss tor be ensuing year. Inquire Of the
Edi'ots Of tbs paper Nov. a. SIT
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bi. he h's free Paiers. w. l.. FONTAINE.
Nov. Is. $50
VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY The under
u. signed will open School for young ladies at
PrInso Edward Court HouIe ,be Ii 81 Monday OF
January nex. For this purp,se the Houe al present
oesupisd by NJ Cabsi, E.q, and he hghiy i'm.
proved ground adjoining, have been rented, which at
ford az Pea'ant and healthy location for School OF
the kind, as any situation in the country and the GO
neral sdvan,egsso the eghboIbood Of Pnse Eiwafd
Court House for Intellectual and moral culture, are
supposed TO be equal il superior, 10 ho,e OF any
Other part Of the SJuihern eoun'ry
The system of educstio TO BE- pursued In The School
VIII b. alter tho mot improved plan Of Female Cs'Sisal
and High Schools
gard TO established principles of Pronunciation and Ell
osuiion; Oihosraphy; Penmansnip; Geography, Me-
derD, Anci.nt and Sacred, with the Of Map, aud
Globes. and the drawing OF Maps; Ariibms,is and Es
glib Gommsr; An.i.ni and Modern History; Com
position; Rheior gis Meuisi aud Moral Philoso.
ply; Algebra and G'emehy; Cheni'ity, Natural Phi
losophy and ATrouomy with suitable aoDs, and
the Ancient and Modern LipgusgeS
LESSONS ON THE PIANo.-In pursuing The above
banchef, the assistance OF osher persons has bsen
gagged, as far Ina IL necessary. Toe mort APP
proved School and Textbook, and such a will be
used in the Ssheol, can be bad al Bookstore in tbs
neis hborh3od
There will be Two Terms in ,be year OF Eve months
east; the ing the lasl Of May AID the other
tie last u November.
Tuition from SO to ls per Session, s,c,fdng 10 tho
advst csd standing Of The pupil.
kiu,is $25 per Session.
To those who enter after The commencement Of a
teri, The ba anss only will be sharged. The pupils
will IA, Iess under the immediate care Of Ms
E10i. and every seD ion will be paid to their morals
aSd era, we'll as 30 the improvement Of their
mind and Recitation in Scripture History by all iae
puzzle, will be re- qused-very Monday morning.
shalt be able 10 accommodate q lew scholars with
board 10 my family: and good boad can be had in gen.
ieei fsmilie, in to- neshborbood. Il ROOT, Jr
Prince Edtcard Courthouse, Oct, 5fh 1881.
We The under igbed person'lly acquainted with
Mr.. Root, aud az he sontempla,es opsDing Seminary
for Young Ladies' ia This vicinity, do cordially
commend m 10 The parents and gosFdiaos Of youth,
ono 10 whose abily, integrity aud iAilhiunesss they
may plass III, utmost confidence.
BENZ STAUNT0N,
IONA. p CUSHING
SAML. c. ANDERSON.
inse Edward Courthouse, OCT 9th 1881.
Nov. 10. 55-S&w1L
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DUNAWAY.-Len my plantation, IN the County of
HI Buckingham, about the Iss' OF August 1881
(wiihout any sause known TO M HARRY tall and
very hkeIy negro mao' about 20 or 70 years old, his
height suPpo'ed to be about ak feet, square shoulders
nssk rather short, thick bushy head Of hair COM
pIexion bright but not mixed with whI'e blood;
sounenanca good snd plausible, easy address, about
usual potion OF flesh, his two front t.e,h above rather
apar 10 said he has bee abou, Richmond ard tina,
II 10 his iD,sn'on 60 of board VESSEL
ward Of iwsuy dollars win be gwen for his delivery to
for lodging him Jail in Richmond. IL pr"ba.
bic he h's free paiers w. l.. FONTAINE.
Nov Is. $50
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NEW ROAD-NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Noise IL hereby given that petition will b, p,e
10 The nex' General Assembly Of Virginia. pray
iog MAI l~w uay be passed authorizing road to b.
opened from Cousins road, in the county OF Amelia
crossing Appomaiox river a, Puryea,. lower corn.r
and rnnLog hon 'henss 10 The Petersburg road al OF
near bsnJan Moody tsv,r3. in the county of Ches.
'ernsd. THOS. T. GILES
ROBERT COUSINS Sen.
ED. w. ANDERSON
WASH +. TORBURN
SoFI SS' SS-w4w
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V the Friends IF Domestic Ladust,v a,s,,,bfed -,
Sonoenhon at Veo York, Oef06e, 20, 1881, to the
reolae ~ the On'fed S afes. Published on order II
the Convention.
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Sept. %.

We are authorized to slate tbat scun Ell eons will
oo presented, TO the ming of the road n,ioned In
inc above notice. ARCHIBALD THwEATT,
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nRtVATE INSTRUCTlON.-Age ntlema ian in this
q cry wishes TO proc three four private pu.
p' In the Ancient Languages or ia any of IN, higher
bfats hss Of ;ience. 10 whom bo would devote par
ticular attention For further Information, Inquire al
this flee.
Nov. 20. re 4,
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EHhOES FOX SALE.-Will positively be sold to
the highest bidder, for cash, Va. money, on Tues
day. nc ON day oil December next, if fair otherwise the
next fair day thereafter, Darvs old store in the up
per part OF Dinwiddie county. % miles south west of
Petersburg, between 40 and so valuable slaves belong
ing TO the estate OF Capt Stith Thompson decd,
sisting Of mon, women, boys and girls.
VIM. FERGUSON, Adm'or.
Nov 8. 56-2t~
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Will be sold,
atpublic auction, on Montay the 10Th December
next, at Southampton court house, (t being day)
the tract OF Land belonging TO the heirs of Thomas D.
Price, dec'a containing 1895 acres, lying Motto.
way river in the county OF Southampton, miles be
low the courthouse, adjoining the lands of Col James
Trezvant and Major Thos. Ridley, about e-third of
which 10 cleared and in fine condition for cultivation
the balance standing in timber, and considered superior
to any land in the couniyThe above land will be sold
on credit of two, and three years. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. Mr.. James Ro-
chelle (cerk OF the county, will show ii any person
wishing 10 purchase.
SAM'L H. GOODE,2
T. r. a. p: P PkIcE, L's''es''
Nov. %. So 2awtds
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NEMALE EDUCATION.-My daughter Mary
IL Z. Crawford's school will be continued the en-
suing year, at my house, the Stage Road two miles
below Louisa Courthouse. In which School will be
taught the usual branches Of polite Education. The
price OF board ard tuition will be 800 for the scholas
tic year, with addition of ten dollars for painting on
velvet and paper, and five dollars for needle work.
Books and Stationary furnished the Richmond pri.
cess and those who complete their Education with her,
will be taught painting gratis.
Her School will commence 10th of January, and
close on 10th Of December with months vacation in
the summer.
Information may be obtained respecting the School,
by applying to Mr. John NJ. Price, Louisa Courthouse
MIR. Nathaniel Thompson, Po,tcrsville, Capt Chas
Thompson, Jr. Hanover, or Mr.. Harris Coleman Nell
son, whose children in the School.
VIM. CRAWFORD.
N b. 1t Is wished that the School should be COM
posed OF girls under twelve years of &c.
NOV. e. 56-4ts
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Charlotte c. Fl. Va. Nov. 1, 1881. 5O-tDec. LIST
IN. b. The above pedigrses authentic and may
be relied on. j. r. of Roanoke
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
No. 4.
General jackson 10 Mr.. Calhoun.

s,n. y.,,. May 80, $780,
CIR; your communication of the 29,h ins,,n, wac
a"oe' me 'nls morning just as wa, going TO church
a"o Vi course was not read until I te,uTne5
20 mnd mat you have entirely mistaken nv
NOTE OF the 18th instant There is no part of II which
calls In question either your conduct ar yom, ,';
IN me case alluded TO. Motives are TO be inferred from
aeuons, and Judged Of by God IL hal he en- init
10 me many years ago, that /, you, asd not
VI. N'a"ioru, VINO had been secretly end, avoriny To
aesroy my reputation These insnua,ions Indignant
repeied upon the ground that YOU in all Won, III,
@ me, proiess.d TO be my pei sonal friend and ap
P'o'eu e"Tey my conduct in relation 10 the Seminole
catnpaign had too allied an opinon If vour bono,
anu at kness TO believe one nj thai Won could
capable OF such deception, Under the influence of
wo ,ienu'y feelings (Which Away. entertained for
you "hen was presented with q copy of Mr.. Craw-
,oro letter. with that taokne,s which ever has and
ope ever WIN characterize my conduct, considered
u"e 10 you and the friendly relations which had al.
ways existed between u.s. lay forthwith before YOU
ana ask the statements contained in that letter coud
De true: repeat, had a right to believe that YOU
were my sincere friend and, until now never ec,ed
10 lave occasion to say Of you in the language of Csar
Et TIC Brute. The evidence which has brousb, me 70
'his conclusion lie abundan,ly contained in YOUR etr
now before ioe In your and Mr. Crawiord's DISPUTE
nave 10 interest whatever but il may become necessa
~ LOT me hereafter, when shall have more leisure
and the documents at hand place the subject in lis
proper light; to notice the historical facts and references
IN your comsuncation, which will give very diff
ferent view OF this subject
IL ts due 10 myself however 10 state ,ha, IN Lpov
ledge oil the Executive documents and orders in nv
possession VIII show concluvey that had authority
Tor all did, and that your EXPLANATION of INV
as declared 10 Governor Bib. shows your own under
Standing oil IN m Your letter me OF the 29th hand
ed 70 day. and now before me- il the fret iu,ma,ion I,
me mar YOU ever ep'eftsned any other opinion view
OF them. Your conduct, words actions and letters |
nave ever thought, show this. Und .rslanding YOU
now, no further comm unicaon with you on this sub.
jet Is necessary.
nave the honor TO be, very respectfully,
Your mos, obedient servant,
~ ANDREW JACKSON
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HSf vir,us OF Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
RD Hull, jr. and wife, bearing date the eth day Of
September, ISIS, aud duly recorded in the Clerks OF
nee oi the county OF PeDdleon, shali on Saturday,
Tue ~ oil THIS month, 1881, in front OF the Bell Ta
v.rn in the City of Richmond sell for cash at public
SALE 10 The hghes, bidder all that tract piece parcel
OF land situate in the county OF Pendle,on AMI convey
ed or devised to said jacob Hull by his father Peter Hull
con'an'rg from $50 to 400 acres, more or less and
bounded as follows to Wilton the South and East by
Jacob Snldet's land Oh the West by William HuiPs
land, and on the North by the lands of James Skill
more.-Ihe title is believed to be good-but such title
only as is vested in under the deed will be convey
ed THE TRuSDEFS
~ The severity of the weather has reverted the
attendance at Richmond OF the Trustees of Jacob Hull
who'e land lying in Pendleton county was advertised
to he cold on The ooh ult.-The sale will now take
pilce on SATURDAY, THE 26TH FEBRUARY, 1881.
req. ID 61-tds
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WlNTER ARABlAN

|NNHlS beautiful and true Arsbiao Horse, will stand
n again AZ my stable, in the county of BfnoswitL
soOu my hvo mules South OF Richmond and thirty
Brunswick Court House, Lawrencevile, and eighteen
Northwest OF Bslheld and he let 10 mares al tbir,v
dollars the season. TO be discharged by the payment n
twenty dollars at any time during the season ten
dollars ths leap, and fifty dollars the insurance and
one dollar, IN every case, TO the Groom. The
will commence the 10 h Of February, and terminals
me 10 h OF July. Good pa'ursge for mares gratis
ana those who wisb can have hem well and slrieilv
amended to, at reasonable price; but rssyons billy
lot escapes accidents.
g. TOT more particular information Of This beautiful
oa,non gentlemen are referred 10 my advertisement,
OF me last spring, which will be re.pubsbed In tine
ior those who have not seen H.
req TO- se-wif JOHN TUCKER
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&xew-%f STAGES FROM wARRENTON
SfT3-&fk4s514-33.N3x{R
------<I[-s-SN - DANVILLE

HNHIS Stage will leave WsrreDton every Tues
u and Saturday at o'clock p. NJ arrive at Oxford
same day: Lsave Oxfored every Wednesday and S,,ur
day a, o'clock A. NJ and arrive at d anve at 9 p
same day.. Leave Danvile every Monday and Tt urs-
day at o'clock a. NJ. and arrive at Milton Al A. NJ
and at Oxford same DAYS; leave Oxford o'clock
nj. every Tuesday and Saturday and arrvs at Warren.
ton In time for passengers TO take thu stage moth Pc
tersburg.
This route combines more advantages and facilities
than most routes in the southern country; and for com
fort and convenience it IS not surpassed Person,
velIiog TO Petersburg Richmond, any place I, the
north can enter the stage at Danyie either Monday or
Thursday al A NJ arrive at Milton nj O'Clock and al
Wsrren,oo next days in time for the stage going north.
ward and arrive at Petersburg Wedne sday and Satur.
day by o'clock p. M. Thus psrormming the route
OF III Miles in three days Pfce OF Fare tbr.u,b
vile or Milton Persons travelling south can leave Pc.
tersburg every Monday aud Thursday and arrive al
Werreoion nextdays ia time to take the stage or Milton
Dsnve.
This line iotersecs at Warreo,on the n ain d,y line
running North or South. II also meets tina Norfok
line uia Murfreesborough and alfax, NJ C. Persons
travelling north, who do not wsh y through Ps,ets
burg in this line 10 Norfolk and theirs meat he
Seam rats, direct to Washington City, b Fillmore e.
This lins also meets al Oxford stage from Rtleigh-
~ Milton II also ntersecs the stage line from Fredsr-
icksburg, Va, TO Powelton Georgia And at DA;,vie
another from Salem N C. twice week which extends
ola Morganioo, Bsn4fsown, Gfeenvile, &c. TO The
south.
Tbs PtoPrle'or pledges himself to keep comfortable
Coaches hrst rate teams sober and steady drivers
ana oy ihese means hopes 10 obtain share Of patron
age.
Passage from WMrenton TO ID ,nvle a. 90 Auba0-
Pgsge aud atcels at the risk OF the owners
JAMES w. JEFFREYS.
rcOTuaTy zl 9l-V6w
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q UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice is hereby given that allthe cells in this in
,ituton are occupied, and that no more patients will
be received until some of the said cells are vacant
Ine hotlcs oil which VIII be given. BY order OF the
Court oil Directors J.. HENLEY.
Nav 26. -,
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have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
j. C.. CALHOUN.
GEN. A. JACKSON
No.

Mr.. Forsyth to Mr.. Calhoun.
GEoRoErowN, DisrRrcT CoLuMDfA,
May 81, 1880.
SIR: Having, at the request Of the 10 bo
informed what took place in the cabinet of Mr. Monroo
on the subject of the Seminole campaign, laid before
him a copy Except the omission OF name) Of letter
from Mr. Crawford which has since been communicate
ed to you, the president has thought just permie
me to read your answer OF the 29,h inst to his letter
enco.iug it, Between you and the President, or be-.
tween you and Mr.. Crawford, between you and tho
ends OF Mr. Crawford, when spoken OF in general IL
vs. not my design to intervene. There are, however,
circumstances in your letter, of PERSONAL
that require to be placed in their true light, in Justice
to you and to myself As 10 the FIRST, you complain
mat the in'erposition OF the Of the President de-
priyes YOU OF important righ among the Is epume-
rated ihe right of being placed Ay mel n possession
o. al the Facts and circumstance connected with ths
sfsn. So lar as understood the poiot which tho
PRESIDENT desired Information, there is
or fact within my knowledge that can throw auy addi
uoHa' light upon it, There is certainly fact
cams'anee wihia my knowledge directly coilateT-
aIv connected with II, that IL not at your service.
II de.irable 10 you. you shall be furnished with a
copy OF my letter "a copy of Il is in the Presidents
hands, referred TO in h1r Cs letter to me- and with
the name OF the gentleman TO whom IL was written,
known also TO the President. Tcannot promise copy
OF the letter from Savannah to which my frst was an
answer, as am not that is in being; IL il IL,
ana can be found on my return to Georgia, you
lave copy OF it, Having thus offered Justice accord
Ing to your view of il, you will not he surprised that
should except justice in RETURN Your answer 10 he
PRESIDENT seems 10 be founded upon the presumption
mat there is some conspiracy secretly at work 10 do
injury TO your character, and destroy your political
consequence with this presump i'm have no concern;
our ths circumstances under which my in'rodu
ced by YOU render proper that should be distinctly
n'ormd this charge OF conspiracy against you is la.
tended TO apply 20 me-
In Justice 20 MIR. G and for his USE shall aprly 10
the President for copy o. your letter Of the 10Th in
slant IL you have any objection, you will state IL.
shall take II for granted that you acquesce, unless
otherwise informed.
am Sir, your obeJieut servant,
JOHN FORSYTH.
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b. HEMALE SCHOOL, .tUakr,d,r- C.ru,,..- =, :

G1'EhALE SChOOL, at akr,dge, Caruiiue.-tIs,-
ing engaged Miss f. JONES to continue with US
Us teacher, we have concluded to take four
70 sIxG'rs as bosrders. The price for board tuition
&c Including all EXPENSE, books and paper excspe
WIZ be $50, payable half yearly. The school will
commences about The 20'h inst, At tho school the
hn'nmeuc' Topography with the Of the Globes
History, and Natural PhOso phy. Needle-w will
De taught u required, for So additional. The situation
Is remarkably healthy, and being Immediately on the
main mail road, will afford parents an opportunity OF
hearing frequently from their children. Miss j. is re-
commented by Miss MKeozie, by whom she was
instructed, and consider her Of the best
we have ever had. WILSON ALLEN
req. IL 9l-6e Bowling Green.
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MOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY pa 1891

SAYING wHEAT-vslusb,, a,osnd,g. IN !.
- Farm Yard. The Subscriber having urcha.ed
me Right o. DE-. c. Clark's Potent Wheat Tbrasbipg
MAsh,nr' Tor the counties of Bvekins CHAM, Cumber-
AMI ooochand, Louisa. FIuvanna. & p Edward takes
.ois method oil informing the citizens there Of that
NOSE machines are admirably adapted to the ussees of
ne c"uory, being OF simpe and per ut copsruc.
ached to those horse powers, which are common in
,he c'un ry. by removing the old drums, with very
Iuus expense, which will be great saving OF power
dh aea'e inc cleaning oil Wheaton other small grain
He will sell the Rights of four of the above coun
es, upon reasonable tems-and will Turn sh Machines
70 order at short notice. with without horse no
e"' er por'aby or sationary-Pcrsons wi hing to buy
sing'e Rgh's. will be accommodated Apply at Ell.
d',dge Pos, Office. Buckingham Co, (Va)
Feb IL 91-9t JOHN p WILLIAMS
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House. Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Pointing, GiId

mouse, StSH CHulTs, ana OTndmenfGI Painting, GiId
ing, &c
ENHE subscriber truly grateful for the patronage he
q has received during the last ten years, respect
tny Informs the citizens OF Richmond, and the public
generally that he has taken de al Of pains TO per-
iec hmseli in his profession, and invites the to call
at hs Old stand. next do0r 20 tbs Compiler oice and
examine his limitations of wood and marble
O'ders from he country in his line attended TO-
Dec III. 6i-tt G. w. McGINNESS.
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Hon. JoHN c. Calhoun.
MOI.
Mr.. Calhoun to Mr.. FORSYTH.

-hF CuiHOpn 10 mr.. forsyth.
STEAM BOAT PoToMAc,
LIST June, 1880.
SIR have just lived your letter OF the 3It uI.
uno, which was handed me by Mr.. Arch-r Ii gives
me me hrst intma ion that We ad that the Presi-
dent applied to obtain information Of what took place in
he CABINET oil Mr. Monroe the subject of the Semi
mole campaign; and Of course as suppose that YOU
were acting Tor him, and not for Yourself in your cor
dependence with Mr. Crawford. Neither The COPY of
MS letter to you placed In my hands by the President
nor ms more covering The copy, gave me the slightest
ioimafion OF this fact but, the contrary, + had a
right TO presume, Mr.. Crawford giving you authority
TO show ms his letter If you pleased, that the CORES
pondsnce originated with yourself, and under ysur
entire coutroi, and no. as now infer the request
oil the President, and his use" The view in Mich
regarded the correspondence and which l was las.
hhrd 10 DO judging by the facts before M fully ey-
pisns ny remarks In my letter the President as far
as you were Concerned with them.
La the direction which this af has taken IL is NOT
Tor me to determine whether you ght to lurpi me
any Information, or what it opght be. Had sun
posed, that under the circumstances In which was
placed such a right belonged TO me, I would have
claimed 1t previously to my answer to the Presidents
letter so as to have had The advantage before made
my reply, OF whatever light light be furnished from
the sources therein indicated. That there are those
who intend that this affair shall operate aganst me DO.
nicaily, by causing rupture between myself and the
President, and thereby affect, II possible nv standing
with he nation, cannot doubt, for reasons which /
have stated in my answer to the Presiden; but must
be permitted TO express my surprise that YOU should
suppose that my remarks compre ended you, when
they expressly referred TO those whose names did not
appear in the transaction and consequently excluded
you.
My answ or TO the President is his prone r,y and mn
mine; and consequently belongs to him and not tot
me, 10 determine TO whom he shall, shall not give
copies.
am, very respectfully, &c.
J. G. CALHOUN.
Han IoxrN
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The ENQUIRER published twicea weok generally and
three times week during the session State
frce tho heretofore, Five per anuun, payable
sdvsnes Notes OF pecepayus banks tony will BIO
writer's. = - - "
Willie d(but at the discretion OF tho
Aiitorsl until all arrearages have been paid up.
~ Whoever will tho OF nno papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESSFirst insertion 75cents-eachcon
tiauancs, so cents.
sssNo
Assumed BY some in this city, its cnvirons.
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SS ALE OF lands ana slaves postponed rug to the
~ previous inclemency eff the wca'her, which rem
dered the 10 inst. unsuitable day for The sale O.
the Carys bro estates of land. and slaves heretofore
advertised In this paperThe said sale was
Welne,d day The 16h day of M arch next when i, will
&c r'any take place on the premises and
as ia The said former advertisement mentionedif no
impeachment by unfavoraSleness Of weather should
again occur-and in that event, the sale will be pro-
ceeded in on the first day after the said inpedme u,
shall have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE
Admir-. it'll the will snne xed
Jan. ~. SS-tds OF Wilson J. Cary decd