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CHI s'erf,Id County Court, May o 1873
- Richard c. Wilkinson plt,. ugains; Viii
ia m Ferguson, jr. Th,Was pecler, Benjamin
Gerry.
The defendant William Furguson. jr not ha-
V'ng entered his appearance, and given security
according to law and the rules of this court, and
IL appearing to the satisfaction of the court tina
he is not an habilant of this Commonwealth
0n the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney
Jumes w. Pegram, Esq 1t is ordered that the
SAID WIN. Fcrguson,jr, do appear here on the
hrst day Of Septemb,r term next, and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that crpy ofthis order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper, prin-
ted IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and another copy posted at the front
door Of he Court-house Of this county for two
successive court days. Copy, Test
~ u l.. NUNNALLY ID C,
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Manchester Property For Sale

pursuance of tho last will and testament
IL OF John Malchi", late of Chesterfield county,
shall offer for sale, on the premises, at Public
Auction, on Thursday, The LIST day Of Sep,em-
her next tv'ea'hef permitting, or the first fair
day !hereaiterl all the real property in the town
OF Manchester, belonging to the estate of the
SAID John Murch', consisting of the following.
VIZ: lot, or square, with the buildings appeI,
tanning TO 1t, long known as the Manchester
Tobacco Ware Houses, one other house and lot
on the Main Street, adjoining the property of Col
+. r. Smlth-slso, a tenement on Main Streer
now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Alex Grant, having
large b.ick dwelling house, with nine rooms.
good frame kitchen, smoke house, stable, carriage
house and garden-nlso, another tenement on
the Main Street, adjoining the last mentioned, at
present occupied by Mr. Archd Freeland; on this
lot is house that has been used some years as 4
tobacco factory, with screws, presses, and other.
fixtures belonging to it, which may be sold Sc
parate, with sufficiency Of ground to suit pur
chasers-Possesslon may be given the frsr day
January next-Terms, one fourth on the LIST of
January the balance in three equal instalments,
payable In SIX, twelve, and eighteen months
Bonds with good security, and q deed Of trust
on the property, will be required.
RO. ID. MURCHIE,
Ex'of of John Murchie, dec.
5--2aW6W ids Il
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Gloucester L0sU Grounds

the last will of the late DR.. James Dean the sub.
scIibeTs are authorized SELL they now offer for
sale, his valuable Estate lying Ware River IN the
county OF Gloucester ii the State of Virginia, about
'hfee miles from the Court House, containing $50 acres
nearly the whole of which low ground, and aheu $50
acres are cleared and in high of cultivation well
adapted to The growth of Indian Corn, Wheat, and
barley There is a spacious Dwelling House. and all
olhe necessary out houses, good repair oa this Estate
situated on me back Of the River. Fish and Oysters
'ne nes' qualify are taken la sight of the House.
presumed any person wishing purchase will FIRST exam
me the premises which will be shewn Ivy the manager Mr.
George W. Bhiups purchaser of the land can be ac-
communicated with as many slaves as he may require !,
cultivate IT, and also the farming utensils and stock
to suit the purchasers For further particulars letter
addressed to Christopher Tompkns, at Mathews Cour
House, Va, will meet due attention.
JOHN D. JARVIS, Es'ors off. Dean, decd.
HENRY w. TABB.
Way laW6n
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New Apothecary Store.

New Apothecary Store.
WHITING BURWELL g. CO, having
Nv purchased the Stock of the late John II.
olamre' and having made large additions, res
Pectfully inform the friends of the Old Concern.
ana the public generally. that they will continue
the bnsInl SIS at the same Stand, immediately
opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel. Having
mace arrangements with extensive Houses TO
'ne worth, they will be enabled. from time to
time, TO present their customers with the fresh
est Drugs and Medicines; and they pledge them
seVes' mat every article sold, will be genuine
j.. " Particular attention will be given to orders
from the country, or prescriptions BY physicians.
night. ~
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Tended, that 'malign influence" which has ass,iled
the character of John c. Calhoun, Dispersed The
Cabinet and disgraced our national character both
at home and abroad Fox my own part l have suc
contempt Tor the man, that even should he do SO
Will attribute it moro to his horror of a minority
than his native sense of justice and masnanimitv.
When he has the unblushing the hardened INN,
dence OF telling the nation that there is no chance
IN the pubic mind in Virginia-that tho chvalric
and high-minded Virginians are to q man still 40
much devoted to Gen. Jackson as they over were,,
while wa see hero daily, some of tho most
intelligent and respectable Jacksonians from d;f
iorent parts of the old Dominion who openly
declare themselves utterly Disguised with the nd
ninstration and who assert that the same feeling,
prevail among nine tenths of their political friends
say, whom we see all these things, what hopes
can be entertained, that the film will fall from Mr.
RS eyes, ~ ''o'-- -''i
Madame Huygens, the lady of the Dutch Minis.
ter, was the female alluded to- who offered the i'm
aignty TO Major Eaton, by refusing either to be
conducted TO table by him, to visit his wife. This
drove the old hero into towering passion, when
ne declared as has been long known here that he
would send her and her husband out of the conn
try; and there IS no doubt but he would have at
tempted II, but tor better counsel Tho feeling of
the president however, were communicated to Baron
huggins, and he removed his family to the north &
mas never resided in the city since All this occur
red' too, while the arbitration of the boundary line
was under the decision of his master tho King of
the Netherlands 1t is not very uncbor;tabI. f,t
least not very mprobable) to suppose that TO this
rash: ridiculous, degrading and undignifed conduct
OF Generai jackson, We may attribute the losses
which several of the northern States have sustain
ed by the now location of the northern boundary
But, connected with this, there is another
which serves to illustrate the degrading means to
which the President resorted in order to bear up
Hrs' L. he sent that moving nuisance, well known
mere as groom of the bedchamber'-a man who
has literally, to certain extent, converted the
RESIDENTS house into brothrel-to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bankhead# to state, that if Mrs. d. would call on
Mrs. Eaton, leave card, or recognise her in some
way, that the President, himself would take it as
mark of great kindness. and in return would call
on Mrs. b. and pay his respect to her! Mrs Bank,
head did so, and the President fulfilled his part of
the bargain to the very letter.
In Pennsylvana the Administration is sinking,
If not rapidly, at least with great certainty and like
all heavy bodies, moving a descent, the momen-
tum and velocity will constantly be increasing
So great is the dissatisfaction there that the Presi
dents old friends about to demonstrate against
his being candidate for reelection. The remon-
STRANGE is now maturing, and will be here in a few
days.
Mr.. Bankhead ,oas Secretary to the British
LeDnfiou
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LAND FOR SALE.

WTILL be sold at New Kent Court house
w on Thursday the lIth day Of August next,
being Court day, TO the highest bidder. tract
Of land belonging to the estate Of James Pom
dexter deceased, lying IN SAID County, ebout i've
miles west from the Courthouse, and cnntaiDiD 9
$40 acres, be the same more or Jess. Terms
one fourth Of the purchase money 10 be paid IN
cash, the residue III three equal annual Instai
mcnIs; bond and security, or deed of rust upon
the land will be rsqured, IN the absence Of one
Of the Legatees on the day, Mr.. James Stsmper
is fully authorized 10 act. The title is ipdIspu.
table. THE LEGATEES,
jy 25-tds
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pdiua5ie ProDertu Co. CcI.

rN 'OPerty Jor Sale.
ooeuicice TO decree of Henrico t.ou,x,
= court pronounced on the ninth dav of lime
S0' In Certain suit ia sGiul cour, between Jobn
p'ocHenoroug5 and Walter Dun, executor OF
'o'" Hraiiau,, decd, plaintiffs, and Curtis Car
t, executor Of William Saunders, dec, and
"e,s ueiendaH,s; We, as special Commissioners
A. ' ''at PURPOSE appointed, will proceed on Mon,
10y '"e hfst DAY of August next at four o'clock
Tue rnoon, upon the premises, to sell at pub.
III auc,i 'a' TO The highest bidder upon credit Of
sH AUG twelve months, the following parcels or
iots OF ground, in the city of Richmond and
XW0?unty OF Henrico, belonging 10 the estate Of
Mm. Saunders dec, to vii: Two half AGRA
LOIS near the Federal Spring, purchased by
sald Saunders of Robert Douthat; TWO ucres ne
ground purchased by said Saunders of Iohn
ofaham' except small portion thereof sold te,
'ones; one small tenement in Duyal,a
aod'tion' lately occupied by John C. Page: and
TWO iehements between first AMI second sIreets
IN SAID city, IN the rear of Edward Warren,s
store, bought by SAID Saunders of David Clop
ton, sen; Bonds with approved security will be
"quired Tor the purchase money; and deeds will
De exec uted to the purchasers when the bonds
are paid. Persons wishing to purchase are re-
terred 10 Curtis Carter. the ex'or of Saunders.
lor more particular description of the PROPERTY
aha also for information as to the title.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
CON. ROBINSON.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

TENHE Co=parnership of john II. QUARLEs g.
"A Go. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
Gin 81. All persons having claims sgsius, that
trm will present them for payment to ions T
QUARLEs-who is authorized to receive all debts
due the firm, and grant diScbarges-As it is not
only desirable but very important that this BUSH
ness should be closed speedily as possible,
those indebted are requested to make early pay
ment or should this be ipconvenjeut give their
bonds for whatever may be due.
Louisa Court Housp. Va. June 28th. 1881
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
JOHN T. QUARLES.
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bN We earnestly invite the attention of tho citi
zens to the following notice.
W In compliance with the wish expressed
the ciflzens of Rchmo nd. respectfully invited
to meet at the Capitol, on Tuesday, the 96th inst
at o'clock, p. M. to receive the report of the
Committee, and take such order thereon, as shall
be deemed expedient JOSEPH TATE, Mavor
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S&artaeg u gSa58,
PORT OF RICHMO.NIJ
ARRIVED.


Packet sohrs Frances, Libby, from New York
with sundries, to Weller, Cotton & Clarke.
IomPklns q Fisher r Saunders H Nichols,
q Kyle & CO, A Converse, Triplett,
nunley q huxley, Smith, ITichenor, NJ My,
ers, Raymond & Brothers, Baldwin, Ives & CO,
Mckildoe & CO, o Lay, D Sanxay, Garth,
w Mitchell, jr, Capt. Wolfe, ship Maria, at War
wick, w Rurwell & CO, Waldron & Henry E
Knight Granniss, Son d Brothers, Myers, Wor-
than q McGruder, Clarke, Peyton, F Hill
lard. Gordon, Otis, Dunlop 81 CO, C M Mitch.
ell, Lancaster, DENLY g. CO, and Davenport, Allen
& CO.
shcr Rising Sun, Shaw, from New York. with
Schr Caroline, Marion, Hollingshead, from Balti.
more.
Schr William Penn. Dairy, from New York, With
Ballast.
Schr Virginia, Earlen, from City Point.
Schr Mary Francis, Thompson, from Baltimore,
with sundrics.
Schr Swan. Bernard from Philadelphia, with
snndries' to Is feyton, Lancaster, DENLY g. CO,
Van-Lew s. CO, A w Noting, Rals.on g. Plea.
SAINTS and Webb g. Co.
Schr Extra, Ketchum from New York, ballast
Schr Ariadna, Robertson, from New York, bal
last,
Schr Fair Play, Lee, from New York, ballast.
Schr. Joseph, Stewart, from CITY Point
Sloop jolly Sailor, from Petersburg.
SlooP Union, Crowell, from Philadelphia, with
sundries to Jno. Allen, jr., James McKildoe, E.
Knight, r. Blair, M. M yers, j. H. Nash Otis, Dun.
lop & Co, G M Mitchell, ] J Fry, r d Sanxay,
Smith, & &c Crane, Picot. ] Van Lew s,
Co, L Webb s. Co, Peyton, Crump & Lyon, J
o Lay.
SlooP Capital, Price, from New York, ballast
Schr Watchman, Bucknam, from Rip Raps
| Schr Ellen, Edmonds, from Portland (Me) with
| ballast.
| Schr Governor Brooks, West, from Boston, with
sundries, to E Porter. VIM. 1. Clarke, Davenport
Allen & Co, Lancaster, DENLY & Co, VIM Smith
T a Rust, Lucke & Sizer, Rogers & Harrison
Cha's Palmer, Richie g. Cook, and to master.
Sloop Eagle, from Norfolk.
Schr Spy, from Tappahannock.
Schr John & William, Cooper, from Fredercks
burg, with tobacco, to A Peticolas & Co.
Schr Pinta, Stapleford, from Norfolk, with to-
bacco, 10 M Mitchell.
Sehr. Estell & Son, Smith, from N. York. with
ballast.
| Steamboat Potomac, Hubble, from Washington
with freight and passengers. Passed off Newport
News, the Brig Albert, capsized in squall or
| Saturday.
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Strawberry Plain for Rent.

TgVbls valuable Farm belonging TO The children
n OF Bowler +. Cooke DECD. will DC rented
to lho highest binder. on the frcwlscs on Fri
day, The 5:h f August, and the privilege o
faywng for crop o wheat VIII be granted.
SAML. VI BOOK IUS,
iv of-1If ITnsLce.
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Sail SsxEa,I.,x,, .Sngri,,es.

IENiilS celebrated watering place situated in the
couniyOf Monroe, ip the upper country Of Vir.
s'n'a continues under The management Of its original
proprieiors The character Of the Salt Sulphur Water
has been so well established Ivy the experience of
ny years, aud its reputation manifested by public
patronage so extensively diused that the subscribers
deem 1t almost needless into an enumeration
OF ITS medicinal virtues. Its osensihe QUALITIES sui
Phur and soda, forming neutral So line mixlure-su
peTieT to any artificial Preparatiun-st pleasant
as drink, mild in operation, and permanently bench-
cia to the diseased ], has proved itself particularly eff
cacious in bilious and pulmonary complaints and in all
that require catharc remedies-n diseases of the
liver, dyspepsia, rheumatisms and gout.
Fhe Circumstance Of its having been resorled for
n1agy years pas, by gentlemen of great medical dis
tneton, from various States particularly from the South,
whose appreciation DJarked by the repetition Of Their
ysis, furnishes Hasring testimonial Of its valuable
medical qualities.
Considerable improvements have beer made since
the last year, and the propretos promise the
ton to visitors that they havs heretofore rendered In
their accommodations and fare, hey yield publir
establishment in Virginia
They respectfully solicit the CONTINUATION Of public
patronage. ERSKINE g. CARUTHERS.
The ~ Orleans Argus and Charleston Courier will inteT
the above week, SIX times, and send their account
10 +. Il &. fOr payment. ap 10 aw6c
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Cheap and Good Irish Linens.
HRISH and German Linens, at any price from
u 80 cents per yard to extra suPerfne, war
ranted from linen and grass bleach, for aale by
the piece, half piece, or yard, at the Linen and
~ "a r. Fl JENKINS.
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White sulphur. Springs.

EHHE Subscriber has lately purchased
the establishment, known by the name OF
Daggery White Sulphur Springs, and intends
keeping Boarding,Ho this season, 1t is
situated ~ Botetourt county, within four miles
of James River, fifteen from Pattonsburg, eigb
teen from Fincas:le, and twenty-five from Lex
DgtoD; the water is white sulphur, similar in
quality to white sulphur in Grecnbrier, and is a
great deaf stronger than it formerly was, from
the improvement J haye made on it by dljrhing
and separating the fresh water from II, There
arc also two other springs near 1.-THE one
strong Chaebiute, the other beauiliul Bah
Spring. which has very much the appearance of
the Sweet Springs, and has effected some ezra
ordinary cures in ulcers, rheumatisns, &C, /
also intend keeping q good pack Of hounds
GentImen wishing 10 amuse themselves in hunt
ing, shall have an opportunity Of doing so.
Persons passing on to the other watering places
as 1t will be directly on tie route snd particular
ly by those who view The Natural Bridge and Blue
Ridge Canal Conscious that the patronage o.
the Establishment depends 'ol,ly on It's merits,
every exertion will be made TO render the Uccom-
nodatou agreeable 10 those who may favour me-
with their Company
iy 5-eO9tF DAyI. =. .. w IT SON
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RICHMOND
AamCaSterian School.

OIlCE is hereby gwen, that the Board of
~ Trustees will proceed, at their stated meet.
Jug to be held on Friday, the Goth July next,
TO me appointment of an Assistant Teacher for
'He Male department. of this Institution. The
salary is 800 dollars per ennun, with such add
'ionaI emolument as may arise from an increase
Of pay scholars
r. S.-Apphcants are requested to forward
their communications post paid, to the subscri
Der, on or before the 22d July next.
by resolution of the Board of Trustees.
JOHN S. MYERS, Secretary.
10
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Dryden 81 HUNT.
law6nI


Merchant Iailors, OF BALTIMORE,
- ESPECTFULLY inform thei: friends and
Il q the public, that they have selected from the
l'te arrivals, very general assortment of Goods
suitable for genllemen's wear, which they ar e
prepared TO make up to order in the neatesl sty.
and on the most accommodating terms-vizI su-
per cloth coats, of any colour, from 90 to IS dol
lars-Pants and Vests on equally pleasing terms
And for The accommodation of such of my
friends as do not visit the city, they may expect
to see me Mt Lancaster Court-House, on the
goth day of June, at The sitting of the Levy
Court, where ] shall be prepared to exhibit a
card of patterns of general variety of goods,
IRON which gentlemen may select and give or
ders,j and to take measures for such as may feel
disposed 10 favor with their custom, Any ar.
tcle of dress which may he ordered. shall meet
with immediate attention, and forwarded on &c
cording to direction.
JOHN n. HUNT,
OF the firm Of Dryden & Hunt,
iu 10 1Aw4rc No 5, Sharpe ST. Baltimore.
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TWNHE RACES will commence At I;ber,v ON
Tuesday, the 18th day of September, and
continue days free for any horse, mare or pei.
ding.-Ihe first day, 9 mile heats. for S2OO-en.
trance SlSIthe end day three mile heats. for the
balance OF the Jockey Club Purse-say $500
entrance $25-third day two mile heats, for the
fropriet0rs' Purse-entrance Sl0-Fourth Day n
Sweeptnke Race is expected-entrance sa5o j
mile and rePeat-A frs. rate Saddle will be run fo
on the evening of each Days Race The Cash
VIII be put up at the usual discount-the rules OF
the New Market Course to govern.-The Tract
will be in fine order-6rst rate stables and litter
provided gratis, heretofore, by the Proprietors:
ana every comfort provided for those who bring
invited. WILLIAM TERRY,
Y. N. OLIVER,
po,cc Proprietors.
- ouiolo Noufi-House va. jy ii laf
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The TREE-HILL RACES will as usual com.
mence the LIST Tuesday in October next.
1y Ii d&c tt J. M SEIDEN
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a. CHUYLERS PALACE OF FORTUNE,
~ 800 Broadway, under the New American
Museum, Marble Building, New York, where has
lately been sold and paid prizes of $50, 900, 25,000
10000, $4,000, 12,500, 10000, &C., amc uniting to
Millions of Dollars For the information of my
friends and others at distance give thus early,
the following
~ IMPORTANT INTELGIGBNCE,Ln
List of Brilliant New York Lotteries, to be drawn
in the City of Newly ork, for the Summer Cam
paign:
June 22-Reguar Glass G. AZ No, Lottery-G
drawn ballots-Capitals are $4,000, $40, 800,
of $4,000, 2 of So, 500, of $4,000, of 81 500,
5 of 81 900, &C. Tickets 80.
June 29-Extra 1876 No. Lottery-5 drawn bal,
lots-Captals S15,OOO $4,000. Tickets 81,
July Irregular 7--46 No. Lottery-6 drawn bal.
lots-Capitals $4,000, $4,000. Tickets SIS.
.F5sOEhe1' .IEGJ1n7nOth.
July I3-Extra IS--Capitsls $4,000, $4,000,
1000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, &c. &c
Tickets $16 So No. Lottcry-6 drawn ballots
exactly an even chance for Prize. Packages
in this Lottery must draw back at least One Halt
in Prizes, with tbe chance for all the Brilliant
Capitals. Please be in time for the Lottery, as
the Tickets will undoubtedly be as scarce as in
the last Lottery of this kind.
July 20-Extra 1876 No. Lottery--6 drawn bal
lots-Capitals $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. Tick
cts IS.
July 27-Extra 2O-66 No. LottcTy--22 in pack
age drawn ballots-Capitals $4,000, $4,000
$4,000. Tickets 80, and lowest prize SI2.
" A Brilliant Lottery will be drawn in New
York every Wednesday, for months TO come
Bank Notes current in any part Of the United
States, taken at par for Tickets-wbep more than
one Tickets ordered, the postage need not be paid
Those who prefer it, TO postage, car have
tihcats of the numbers sent by mail, tho original
Tickets will be sealed up, deposited in the Banks
and held subject to the disposal of the owners; THU
plan though generally adopted by uy customers, il
not followed without express orders. Please DO par
ticular to address
ANTHONY II. SCHUYLER,
Jun 22-2ay I2tc New York.
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Urlliam 4, Marq Coi{ege.

VIE Lectures IN this Institution will coz,
- mence as usual on the last Monday in Oc-
Toner The Faculty are not authorized 70 per
ui' Student TO board out of College, exccp,
Oh the "r.ften request of the Parent or Guar
u'an~-a Condition that will not be dispense d
WIN IN any case. No moro is to be paid for
ooaro, including lodging, washing, fuel, candles,
a'.ehaance, &c. than $40, of which one half
90 40 paid when the Studcn, enters College,
ana the other half at the expiration OF half the
Ieim.-EXpenses as follows: For Board e 90
ARTICULATION Fee S5-Fres to the Professors
10 me Junior Course $40; in the Senior Course
ooU These Fees are to be paid In adv nce
ne Law Lectures will be continued To the
ehd OF the Term; and the necessary expenses Of,
tne . udent. including Board, &c. Fee io the
a.. rroiessor, aud Naturalization Fec, will be Sl45
he Grammar School opens October Ist Board
'0' 1u 10 months as 500 and Tuition Fee $50,
" inns ndvcr' lsemcnt i. 10 be published i'm
indefinitely in the Enquirer and Wing, Richmond
the Old Dominion, P-tersbnrs~ths Observer,
Fayettrviile-the Centirel. New bern-the Star,
Kalc'gh-the Herald and Beacon, Norf .lk-the
Jehersonlan Republican,, Lynchburp-rhc Re-
publican, Winchester, and The Arena, Freder-
icksburg--a about the middle of Aucust, Srp.
tember and o tober, let it be published once
IN each ofihe foregoing papers, except the Are
ma ana Beacon. Accounts 10 be sent TO Major
Edmund Christian Richmond
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Bedford Court-Hou
RACES.

OTICE.-The BROAD-ROCK RACES will
as usual commence the last week in Septem.
oe! next ISHAM PUCKETT.
~ II dSzc IF
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AUCTIONS.
Hsy eI1is ,sS,I,To,, =. -

SHOES On "Wednesday, the 97,b IN, q, a
O'CLOCK vii be sold at the store. go nacL eas
shoes suited t. the season
" tS-~S ". ID. & Co aucte
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MIR. Bdnkhead aoas Secretary to the BritisA
Leg afiot.