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DISSOLUTION.

VIE Co-Partporshp in the Coach Making Bu
IN, ness heretofore existing between the subscri-
bors, under tho Firm of Carter. Mitchell &, CO
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 26th dav
OF July last, and all accounts in relation to the
hfn' are to be settled by Amos X. Carter
AMOS Il. CARTER
JAMES MITCHELL
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hsY DaCessil0s.g, .RIIesa q. Co

I'M NOODS.
on WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 9th, at 10 O'Clock.
at our AUCTION Room. will be sold, valuable and
Se1 St'i1 Dry Goods; amongst which are:
Cloths, cassimeres, sattinets
Drab kerseys, bang up cords
Red, white and green AanneIs
Rcse, Whitney and point blankets
C"loured and figured silk vestings
Merno cloths and shaws. fancy hdkfa.
G G and ladies' Hoskin gloves
Corded skirts, black silk velvets
Flag and fancy silk hdkts, linens
Mathuen bedticks
- 81 glsacAed and nnbeacbed sheetings, very
One case assorted pins
great variety oflow priced and fine fancy
prints 10y
Grape de leon, eoloured clrcassians and CO..
toufeu Innings; with great variety offancy ar
ucies, buttons, combs, &c. &c.
hp| ID. A. e. CO Auc,s
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FR UET TREES
Henrico County Nurser,

TO- VUuIIly NUT>eTy.
n HAVE for sale n, INV Nurserv with,
H. shree and half miles of Richmond. n Iargr
co lsc ton of buddcd Fruit Trees, CONSISTING Of
Apple. Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry, Ap, cot
Necta'ln, Almond. &c. of the choicest kinds
AS make 1t my business to select only those
ibat have been found to succeed bes, in this eli
mate having few trees as standards, in full
bearing III my own orchard, of nearly ell tie
kinds propagate, therefore can reconmend
them IN perfect confidence Of their correctness.
Catalogues may be had gratis at the book store
OF teter Cotton, where any orders that may
De lett VIII be punctuai y attended to-
JOSEPH SiNTON.
Grove. Oct 3I-wAt
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NOTICE

IEE no NELSON'S Boarding Establishment be.
" ing completed, by the addition of Il Iarpe and
AIRY building, she is prepared to accommodate zen
e zen, ana their families, gentlemen or ladies'
VIII "ooTu' by the week, month or any longcr
period Visitors to the City will find the situation
peaseht una healthy; within one hundred wards of
t tic oapitol Square, and commanding most bean
.hu prospect: excellent beds, and the best fare the
the ensuing Legislature can be accommodates VI
oct Cost law5w
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Wit IAMsBURe, the Doth October, 1881. {
The parties concerned the foregoing orders, desi
red TO take roce that have appointed the 18th day Of
Deceo,ber next 70 execute the which day, by
-,ine o'clock A. M, they acquired to attend at my
:, nee with their books papers add tssinong.
~ z5t IA, JAMES CABAkLSS. ComT
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oct Ats

The Fnedericks-hali Female Seminary,
AtoNDUcTED by MISS BOGGS, will he con
~ unued The ensuing year. 1t viii be opened
on the 18th January, and will close on the 5th
Of December, with vacation of one month from
the 5th of June to the 18th Of July. The pupils
will be instructed in Orthography, Reading, Wri-
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra
ply, with the use Of the Globes, and the rudI-
ments Of ASTRONOMY TIL price Of board and
TUITION will be $40, one holfpayabe in advance
and the balance at the end of the year, without
any deduction on account of absence from school
Each pupil will bring with her pair Of blon.
kets, pair Of sheets, colored cotton counter
pane, and four towels, all ma ked, or if 1t j.
preferred, they will be furnished by me for an
| additional charge of S.. Such young ladies, o.
remain in my fagaily during vacation, will be
4 charged at the rate Of SO per month, There
are a few vacancies yet TO be 6lled. Letter.
| addressed to me should be directed to Long
| Creek Post Office, Louisa.
! FREDK. HARRIS.
Fredericks-hsll, Nov, 2-wstcr
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Y NHE SUBSCRIBER will open Boarding Scnuol
q for the ensuing year at his residence,
Crishnanagur, in the Forks of Hanover about
three miles above the Fork Church, to com
mence on the 18th of January and terminate
on the 18th of December, With a vacation OF
one month during the summer. The course
OF instruction will embrace the Latin and Greek
with such branches of the English Lapquage as
are usually taught in similar Institutions The
price of board and tuition, including washing
lodging and candles, for the scholastic year Of
ten months, will be Sou, payable half yearlv
In advance. The neIgbborhood is as healthy
as any IN Virginia, and affords as few incentives
TO vice: the subscriber however, will paw the
stricest attention to the morals of his pupils
Boys under the age of fifteen would he prefer
red. RCD f. DARRACOTT
oct l0-faw4t
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Hanover County Court, October 27lh 1881: Edward
"A SydnoI, pltf, against Thomas WILLIAMS and George
L. Ellis dfs.-lN. CHAYcERY
The defendant GeCTge l. Ellis, having entered his
appearance and given security according the ac, of
Assembly aud the rules of tins court, ard appearing To
tne satisfaction of the court that he is abant
OF Tins commonwealth, is ordered, that the defend
AMI DO appear here on the lst day of December court
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully and that another copy be posted at the
'front.' door of the coHr house of this county =
copy. Teste, Wm. 7. II. POLLARD, D. c He
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"a IRGINIA:-At superior court of chancerv.
~ holden at the former Capitol, in the City of
Williamsburg, the 9th January 1880: Robert CHRISTIAN
Peter Laid a. Company. Ann Royster, Ohm H. g. Jones
X Christian, ex'Ts Of VIM. Douglass dec d. and Fran
ces c. Clayton pitts. against Judith b. Hill, Ann B
HILL an infant by James Cabanss her guardian assigned
and VIM. Tyler, ex'r of VIM. Hill, Decd, dts
On motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel James Caba
Mss, assigned guardian TO the infant defendant de-
lend her IN this su and theIeupon the cause came on
this day, 10 be heard on the bill, and exhibits
and was argued by COUNSEL consideration whereof
Eheeourt doth adudge, order ant decee that the follow
ing be taken bsGore Of the commissioners Of
this courts FIRST, on account Of William Tyer's
tons, as executor of VIM. +. Hill, decd; in taking
which account, the credit returned the county of
Charles CITY, copy Of which, is filed with the bill, is TO
taken, as prma acs true liable 10 be sUrcbaTged apd
fai6ed by the Lltfs in taking which account the Com
missioner is directed To ascertain what portion of the
pesonal estate OF the said VIM b Hill, has been applied
ote payment Of debts, which bound his heirs: Second,
an account of the claims Of the pitts, sand such other
creditors of WIN. T.. Ill., may exhibit and prove their
demands before the COMMISSIONED on the usual terms,
designating in said account such of said claims, bind
the heirs Of said VIM T. Ill., decd: Third, account OF
the probable annual value OF the real estate Of the said
WIN. b. Hill, winch his heirs bold by device, descent,
its situation and qUauy WHOM said several accounts,
the Commissioner IS desired to examine state and settle,
snd 70 me court report WITH any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be required
by the parties, to be 90 stated.
10Th SEPTEMBER, 1891.
This cause came this day, to be further heard, on
the papers formerly read and the report Of sale made by
the Marshal pursuant TO the decree Of the second day
February last, sPd argued by COUNSEL consdera
ton whereof the confirming the said report, doth
adiudge order and decree that the be established
between the pa rites: and the doth further adudgs
order and decree that one Of the Commissioners Of this
court take in the usual mode account Of any furhe
demand existing sgainsi the estate Of VIA. T. Hill, decd
according 10 the principles stated in lbs said Decree
being minated there are other creditors who have mo-
heretofore exhibited their claims TO the Commissioner
which account the Commissioner is dreced 70 examine
state, aaG settle, and the report, With any matter
spe5aiy stated deemed pertinent by himself ~ which
Essy be required by the parties 10 be 50 stated
Copies, Teste JAMES CABANISS, e. C.
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T'aIwa6Ie E80aa,sssaKey Land


VTSHE subscriber having concluded on eaving
Virginia, offers. at priv ate sale, the Tract
of Land, on which he resides, situated immme-
diately on the Pamunkey River, in the county of
New Kent, containing, by a recent survey, about
500 acres: A particular description of the land,
is deemed unnecessary, as the subscriber invites
all, who may be disposed to purchase, to view
the premises. Suffice it to say, there is no tract
of land in Virginia, embracing greater advanr a
ges. Should sale not be effected before Mon
day. the 5th day of December, it will on that
day, be offered at public sale On the premises.
The terms liberal, and will be made known on
the day.
On the following day, will be sold, all the
household and kitchen furniture, the crep of
corn, cotton, fodder, &c. and good stock of
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and farming utensils
Dor sums above five dollars, credit of nine
months, will be allowed the purchasers, on Civ
ing bond, with approved security. For that
sum and under, cash will be required. Should Ell
Their Gay OF sale, as mentioned, prove unfit, the
sale will take place the succeeding fair day
nov 7-tds p. w. CLAIBORNE.
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CE.V'THs,RE EyOTEE

The subscriber will carry the above establish
meht ana hopes to meet from generous public,
hoeral encouragement, as he will devote the whole
OF his time to the business he pledges himself to
use every exertion in his power, to give gen
era! satisfaction to those who may favor him with
their custom, that neither pains nor expence will
be spared to make every thing comfortable and
convenient; his table will at all times be filled with
the delicacies that the market Affords and his sta
bes with the best of food, with experienced and at
tenlive ostlers. His charges will be as moderate
as any other similar establishment in the City. He
has fallen from his prices, to the following: For
man and horse per day, 81 so; horse, one night,
81 cents, and any longer stay will be rated accord
ing to the stay. l should like to accommodate a
few more yearly Boarders.
ISHAM PUCKETT
RIcHMoND, October 81, 1881 2aw6t
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ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
rag NstN Winter ESy.u Goods.

VIE subscribers now very respectfully offer
4 TO Their friends and the public. a sery
i npgx ana general stock of Fall and Winter
purchase, comprising every article in their line,
eacn staple and Fancy. They invite the at
tention OF each Wholesale md retail dealers to
tnelr stock, with the assurance that every urti-
Gle VIII be sold ('cihout any erception) as cheap
aS me 81 me can be purchased any where else.
uooCHRAN, BARNES 81 PATERSON.
We; we snaii be receiving goods by each sue
cessive packet during the season.
oce It's e.. b. 81 p
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paluable Reai Estate for Sale.

NHE subscriber offers, at private sale. his
warren Estate, containing FIVE hundred
and eightyrfiye acres OF the very best James
River land, and inferior to no estate of it's size
OH the river, as far as his observation has cx-
tended. About one third OF the estate is IN
woods, and the balance open land. The i'm
provements consist of comfortable DWELLING
mouse, Kitchen, smoke house, &c. besides verv
spacious granery, several large double tobacco
oarns, CRIBS, negro quarters, &c. Shoud the
above very valuable estate not be sold privately
before the 9TH day of January next (Wednes
day., 1t Will on that day be offered at public sale
TO the highest bidder, ona credit of one. two
ana lnree years, aid soon "a the land is dis
posed of, the stock Of all kinds, plantation
utensils, &c will be sold, together with the
crops OF corn, fodder, oats, &c. on a credit or
'"eVe months fur all sums of ten dollars and
upwards, under that amount cash Persons
wishing TO purchase, will be shewn the land by
my manager MI LewellyR, residing on the es-
tate, or they can apply 10 the subscriber for anv
information which may be desired concernino
me premises. The purchaser will be required
10 give satisfactory security, with deed in trust
on the land, 10 secure the payment At the
same time and place, will be hired for the ensu-
ing year, between twenty and thirty very yalu-
Spie young egroes, belonging to the estate o.
Napoleon b. Magruder. The above sale and
hiring will be continued from day to dav till the
whole is completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
N. u. There will be at least two hundred
and fifty bushels of wheat seeded this fall on
the estate.
~ The Editors of the Enquirer and Whip.
and Char oitesville Advocate, will please pu6I
lish the above notice twice week ia their pa
pers, I'LL the day of sale, and forward their
accounts on that day to the subscriber for pay.
ment. f. n q
oct 3-9awtds
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20 R u dtsysd E sS5 at Sal. S19 BY SEED
nov 3 JMO. V. WILCOX Jr. e. Co

q Wish to employ Goveruess 10 reside in
"a my fimliy-5esides the usual branches Of
rducaton:sh" must BE- well qualified to teach
he French language and Ce-ic.- Letters di-
-rclod to Guoch.and Cuurt-housc, W.. WI be
.a,teuded to WILL: BOILING.
nov A--W4,c
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SAMUEL D. RAWLINS having located
- himselfin Norfolk, for the purpose Of trans
acting Commission Business, offers his sorv.
ces TO those that may think proper to corGde the
management Of any business to his case. He
has taken the house lately occupied by Mr.. Jno
B. Roy, next door 10 Mr.. John NJ, Armist nd E.
on Wi We Water street. oct lO-2aw6 -
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EgOOFIS .@.N,El &EEOE&.
Kgxsasa2etea. Sutyneu CoEgegc.


The next seSson of Hampden Sydney College
VIII commence on the LIST November. The ex-
penses, for fees to Professors, board. room-rent,
and servants attendance, for the winter session
OF SIX months, amount to $40 75-for the sum
mer session Of four months S57 25.
The faculty aud the subjects taught are a.
tollows:--
|. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, by JONATHAN p. CusH-
ING, President and Professor.
:. Mathematics, by PETER McVrccAR, Pro.
fcssor.
B. Ancient and Modern Languages, by A L.
HOLIDAY, Professor.
4. Rhetoric, History, &c, by Rev. GEoRG =
Eaton.
The annual meeting of the Trustees, will
take place on the 28th and 2sth Of September
The new wing OF the college editice VIII be
completed for the reception Of Students by the
LIST November. WIN. s. NORTON,
sep 8-w9t Sec'y of the Beard of Trustees
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II OTICE-I shall present petition to the
Ia General Assembly Of the State of Virginia.
at its approaching session, in December next, to
pass law divorcing me from my husband, Benia-
min Kellam, who sometimes calls himself Benia
min King. ANN KELLAM
nov 3-2aT st
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Green Spring Land for Sale

Green Spring Land for Sale.
BY virtue of the authority vested in me, by
NJ the will of William Norris, decd will be
sold 10 the highest bidder, at the late residence
Of the said William Morris. in the county uf
Louisa, near the Green Springs, on the oath
November next, if fair, if net, the next fair day
| tract OF Land, Of about 1900 acres, being a
part of the land on which William Morris resi-
ded, large portion of which is land of superior
quality, and would make a most desirable resi-
dence. The land Will be divided to suit purcha
seTs. Those disposed to purchase, are invited
to view the land before the day of sale, which
will be shown them either by my brother, Joseph
w: Morris, or by Mr.. BaUghan, the Overseer,
residing on the place.
A the same tine and place, will be sold all
the stock OK horses, cows, sheep and hogs,
plantation utensils household and kitchen fur
Hiture, the crop of corn, fodder, &c.
On the third Monday in December next at
Goochland Court House, shall sell to the
highest bidder, tract of Land, lying in Gooch-
land county, called Southa!rs, containing 4Ae
acres, adjoining the lands of Stephen Woodson,
snd others.
Terms-The lands will be sold on credit of
one, two, and three years, the purchasers giving
BOND with approved security, and deed of trust
Oh the land, 10 secure this payments as they fal.
due.-For the personal property, q credit of
twelve months will be given for all sums over
$50, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security; for all sums of $40 and under, cNsA
Will be required
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A UCT'HONS 8.
Rsy eDtts, s1,s,,Io,, q 40

DRY GOODS,
I'm TUESDAY,, next, the 9Th inst. at 10
O'Clock; will be sold at our auction rooms, a
general assortment of Dry Goods, suited to the
'e'so"I Wnhout reserve; among them ares
bales white and red flannel
do superfne cloths, assorted colors
do do. cassimeres
cases sattinets
bale coating
do point blankets
2 do. striped do.
case table damask
BACK Italian lusrings, senshaws, Irish lin
ems merlno cloths, elegant calcoes, cambrics
noIentimes, silk velvet elegant shawls, cotton
a 'h;1, SILK oandannas, Madras hdkfs cotton
SIN hose, camblets and tartan plaids. &e.-
u's a. saie' y. ID. Il CO. Aucts.
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.so,'sE. EsGesshets,s Estate


FENHE Subscriber offers at private sale. also
n North Blenheim Estate 1.-THE former resi-.
dence OF the late Col James Monroe) in the
County OF Abemarle.-Ths Estate, contains
nine hundred and seven acres, by recent sur
vey. and Will be divided, Of Gesired.) into two
DIVISIONS, to suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred aud fifty acres of woodland. attached
10 each division, and with improvements On each.
The improvements on the Estate, are extensive
and valuable, and the land well ada pied to the
culture OF wheat, tobacco, and corn, and might
De improved to almost any extent by he clover
and plaster system, to which, it is admirably
adaPted-the soil is of rich red loan such as
distinguishes our hest mountain lands, and lies
well for cultivation, and its local advantages of
climate, wafer, society, navigation, &c. render
1t inferior to no Estate, IN the immediate neigh
bourhood OF Charlottesville, and the UNIVERSITY
Should the above very valuable Estate not be
previously disposed of, privately, and of which,
due notice will be given, it will be offered, on
The premises, at public sale to the highest bid
der, on the 5th day of December next, or
credit OF one, tv o, and three years: satisfactory
security, and deed in trust on the land. will he
required, to secure the payments; and slou' d
the above sale of the land, be Effected the crops
of corn. fodder, SC, with the stuck of all kinds
together with The plantation utensils. will be
sold, on credit or twelve months on all sums
or ten dollars and upwards, and under that
amount, cash I'm the emf of selling this Els
tate, the sale of he other Estate, will not take
place, as in the sale of the one, the subscriber
can make such arrangements, as will discharge
the amount required on the other, where he Will
remove to reside, on or before the first day of
January next, when possession Will be given.
Persons disposed to purchase either the whole,
or half the Estate, will direct their letters to
the subscriber, residing on the premises, or can
visit him in person
EDWARD o, GOODWIN.
NORTH BLENHEIM, Sept. 90, 1881
oc 4-2aw Is
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Valuable Negroes, Stock, sc
FOR SALE

an WEDNESDAY, the 9TH of Deer, IF
~ fair, If not the next fair day thereafter,) we
viii SELL at the late residence ofDr Gains Dean.
IN Gloucester County, the whole of his personal
Estate, consisting of about SO very valuable
Slaves, stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, and the crop of Corn, Oats, and Fodder
The slaves will be sold for cash. and the other
property on credit of months. Bonds with
approved security, will be required Of the pur
chaser before the property is removed-The
sale viii be continued from day to day until the
whole is sold.
CHRIS. TOMPKINS, Executors
JOHN d. JARVIS, of
HENRY w. TABB. Gains Dean.
?-ctds
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Law Books, at r. 1. SMITHS.
II USsELL on crimes, new, edited by Davis
Toublanque's equity, new edited by Antony
Laussat
Chtty's equity digest
Muddock's chancery
Kent's Commentary, &c. &c. now
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NEW STORE.

White Silk do, Random silk and Cotton do.-be-
sides variety of other descriptions-also White
and Blk. Silk and Hos%in Cloves, of all qualities
All of which will be sold cheap. no
FB7O Hugh Davis aud Susan his wife, Finch
< Cross, VIM l.. White and Elizabeth
his wife, Jno. Cross, and Tinsley Davis, in his
own right and next friend for your son, Jno
Hector Davis,
You will be pleased to take notice, that
shall on Monday, the 18th day Of December
next, at the Tavern of James F. Huffman, IN
the county of Hanover, proceed TO AXE depos
tons of Edmund Glenn and George Hoskins
and others, to be read as evidence IN a suit now
depending and undetermined in the Superior
Court of ChanceFy, for the county of Henrco.
in winch you are plaintiffs and am tie defen
dent: the said dispositions Will be taken on the
day, and at the place aforesaid. betwe n thu
hours of O'Clock in the morning AID 5 o'clock
IN the evening, aud # from any cause ne taking
of the said dispositions shall not be completed
on the day aforesaid, the taking thereof will be
co2lnusd from day to day, at the same place
and between the same hours, until the taking
thereof shall be completed. ] am your obeGi-
EN- servant, NANCY b. CROSS
Widow OF Fiemming Cross, deceased, Gu
ratrix of the estate of the said T. B Cross.
&C l0-1Rw
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Moore's FITZGERALD. :

oSl published, for sale Uy X. l. SMITH.
raid, by Thomas More nov
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H.RRDW.RRE-

p OBERT JOHNSTON & SON, at the
~ sign of the Cross Cut Saw, have received
their usual supply Of Hardware, Cutlery, Sad
dlery, &c. &c. amongst which are, complete
sets of Blacksmiths', Carpenters and Shoe Ma
kers Tools, likewise Cabinet Makers Tools, and
mounting of every description. They have also
every article necessary for house keeping,
TENDERS, Andirons Shovels, longs and Pokers,
Copper and Iron Coal Scuttles, Plate Baskets.
Lantherns, Ivory, Ebony, Buffalo and Buck
Handle Knives and Forks, in sets, or by the
dozen, Surveyors Compasses and instruments,
Thermometers, Spirit Levels, Looking Glasses,
&c. &c.
Baltimore Window Glass, of all sizes, delv-
cred here, at factory prices. &C loco IF
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Z ARD PC kegs prime Lard, in good order
4 for Shipping. Tor sale by
no dts LEWIS WEBB g. co.
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OHIO &, KENTUCKY LANDS.

OHIO q KENTUCKY LANDS.
yHNHE Subscriber offers his services to non-rcsi
q dent proprietors of lands in the States of
Ohio a Kentucky. for the sale thereof, and paw
ment of the taxes All letters addressed 70 him at
Cincinnati, or TO John III. Price, Esq. of Richmond
PAID, will be duly attended to- He refers those
TO whom he may be unknown to
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
CHAPMAN Johnson,
CHARLES CoPLAND-and
SAM'L. MYERS, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
Il. s.. S. will also attend as Attorney at Law
to salts III the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort. no 0-w6n,