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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-13
NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers. Asa Hopkins, Luke
w Levis, Oliver Good,Oin, Leonard Good
scin, Sytresier Gatpin, and Dapid C. Sanford,
all Of the town and county of Litchfeld, have
entered into a limited partnership under and
by virtue Of the act entitled AN act anthoriz-
ing limiting partnerships in certain cases." in
the business Of nufae,uring and vending Mu-
steal Instruments and other articles Instruments,
implements and machines-the principal mate
rial whereof is wood, brass, or ivory. The
business is to be carried on at the shop lately
erected and now occupied by said Hopkins on
Waterbury river, in said town of Litchfeld,
under the partnership firm Of
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-13

MOST people have remedy for CORNS as well
~ as other complaints; but The proprietor Of the
long known and justly celebrated
Albion Corn Plaster!
las prepared by the late DIR. Conway } has been made
acquainted with instance fits proper application
~ which il has not been perGerred to all Other renee
DIES tor Corns those painful disfgures Of the feet and
The Albion Corn Plaster sofiens the corn, however
old and tough and it to the very roots the
relief afforded is gentle, immediate aud thorough:
Inc FrOprIetor'begs leave to submit the following
case from Mr.. Stowell, who is well knowp tothe in
abtanis Of this city, especially at the south end and
at South Boston, as very worthy and respectable cit
izen.
SiTe>-I do not hesitate TO give most unqualified
appreciation la favor Of your valuable AIbion Corn
Plaster. by the use less than hox, Mrs. StoweT
has been cured with corn each foot which had
been exceedingly troublesome and painful for years,
and think but justice to your invaluable prepara
ton to add flor the encourag those who ow
ing TO repeated disappoinlmeHts in the various rene
u'es resoFed 10, have finally despaired Of cure that
your plaster cured her after trying other highly
recommended remedies 10 no purpose and what in-
cteases my confidence in the superiority your Pins.
ter !s the fact that has been used by several Of my
nelghbors with equally good success. man adv an
Sea 10 years had hec"me SO crippled with as TO
DO Obliged TO cut hoes in his shoes ease his feet: he
had long suffered great torture ana inconye nence-
Inns lately been entirely cured by the use of your Corn
r@s,er SO that he can now walk with comfort and in
whole shoes. Another case.--A young woman living
near me had become SO lame in consequence ofcorns
rs not to be able TO so UP and down stairs without
great trouble, is using the Plaster with the most
happy success and prospect Of speedy cure.
Fcould refer to several other cases. were il necessa-
ry. but have seen enough of the Plaster to satisfy me
IL Is the best preparation in this country or perhaps in
any other, for the Of Corns; and were its virtues
generally known, doubt whether you could prepare
the Article fast enough to meet the public demand.
(Signed) SETH STOWELL,
Keeper ofthe Toulouse, South Boston ,idge
Mr.. II. kidder,
Proprietor Of the Conway Medicines.
Boston, jane l7th, 1899.
Price SO cents.
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ASA HOPKINS.

The said Asa Hopkins is the general partner;
he alone is authorized to transact, manage and
sign for the partnership, and for his acts alone
said partnership will be- responsible. The ca
pital stock is Ave thousand dollars. The said
Luke Lewis, Oliver Goodwin, Leonard Good
win, Sylvester Galpin, and David C.. Sanford
are special partners, and have furnished Of
said capital stock, and paid to said general
partner, in cash, the sums annexed to their
names respectively, viz:
The said Luke Lewis Eve hundred dollars;
the said Oliver Goodwin seven hundred and
fifty dollars the said Leonard Goodwin three
hundred and seventy-fve dollars the said
Sylvester GaIpin three hundred and seventy
five dollars; and said David G. Sanford Eve
hundred dollars.
Said partnership commenced on the day Of
thr date hereof. and is tn terminate on the
irst day of June, 1855.
ASA HOPKINS,
OLIVER GOODWIN.
DAVID G. SANFORD,
LUKE LEWIS,
LEONARD GOODWIN.
SYLVESTER GALPIN.
Litchf January 8. 1891 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24

ENRY o. MIDDLETON, resd,nx in Fy.ds
~ Iicksburg Virginia, offers his service, 10 per
IONS who wish 10 havo thsir Western Frgini, lind
secured. by the acts OF tho last Virginia IL ,,,n,.
which are publ he'd for lbe inform a;jot of ,ho,e
cernsd; tho impor Of immediate attention 10 N,
Faymen oil the taxes due on their lands wi be- com
sidered. " w 'o"'
Persons holdos lands can get Information Of vhs,
ia1 IS cue by communicating with mo AZ r, ed,rirks
oufg VA esribelte OF deposit in any spssis.pav
ing back IN The United ales, wi. he spoIi, i,omsdi
aeiy TO The discharge OF aearages Er tax or IN suv
o'hsr times transacted.
IL. VIII coniuus TO give Lis personal sstvie. eyLt
noh'hs IN the year, to the OF lands other
husnsS' west OF the Ale zbany Mouniaip,: will have
spd' accurately re-eufSeysd, and attend in person 10
make sales. f''' "
Northern r. rehants and other person. wishing snv
'ne.s uanfasuens negoiias,; debts cole eled and
OOnded Tor In any part Of Virgins, may rely on the
mo'' satisfactory and prompt despateb.
My compensation shall be moderate, 10 be p,id she,
The rendering Of services To the investeatoe OF land
titles, and making sales, willing TO son,ta,t N,
bat in all instances, oil srresrages OF taxes nns bs
provided for. I keep an Ofiee foof months In An.
year, In fredericksburg, Vs and eisht nonIbs +,
LewisbUTg, Greenbfier County, vs.. kiv oortespop.
desis will direct 10 Frederick, burg fcf the nexIhrs
months, post paid
h ] am stranger 70 many who may read hi. sdvsf
isement, refer 10 John Mesas, John s. e. G. Well.
ord, John Puck & Co., John Scott, and William Jck.
son. Jun al Of Ffedcrtk .bufe; Robert Oaver and
r. h. Moale, BSdmore, u. MARI RiehsrJs Pbisd l.
phis aud Siiss wood Of ". YORK
HENRY MIDDLETON
M.yIs. III
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LAND FOR SALE.
VuNHE subscriber offers for ssle III, tr.c, Of Land
II lying in PowhAtan county, on Apporp st,ox riv.r

VNHE subscriber offers for sale, III. trse, Of Land
! lying In PowhA,an county, on Appom st,ox river
about eighteen niles above Geuio. three below Gle
mant Town, and twelve above The Cour sdion.
ing the land Of Charles Egsieston, Richard Wa,ilo,
Hugh French, and others. The trset contains about
eight hundred acres; between two and three
OF which are creek and river grounds OF very ex-
seien' quality, equal to any .Appoma;tox liver.
som. o. The river grounds are yet uneissred The
hiRh and IL In good state for cultivation, and the
cha'er viii have II in his power seed rcm 100 10
lou bushels oil wheat, or good and tobacco land
he wood land Is W, u tnlbsred, aud more Than sui.
hsrncy for the support Of the pisnatou independent
W Of the uncleared low ground. This imp.
consist Ct an overseers house and good negro QUAR-.
ers an excelen, new graDary and hrsshing machine
attached to IL, and tobacco barns sufficient Tor curing
twenty or thirty thousand weight. OF tobacco. Any
person wishing TO view the land, will at any time be
.hown II by my brother, c. Esgieston, who lives ad.
joining, or Mr Hugh French, who al pres-n, occupe.
II. The purchaser will DO allowed the privilege Of
seeding crop Of wheat this fall. Should the abov.
described land be not cold privately no ice OF
which will be given, II will be sold publicly 10 the
highest bidder, at Hugh Frenchs Tavern on ih- Buck.
pgham road, twelve miles above Powhatsn Court
Hone, on Taur.dAy, the 18th day o; August II fair
u NOT the next fair day. The terms shall be accom-
nodaiing. and will be made known on the day of ale
or on application to the subscriber residing in Amelia
county. VIM EGGLESTON
May 20. S-wtAs
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June 10.
BOTETOURT SPRINGS.

UNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
IL that no has reduced the rate OF board at tile Es.
abii,hment 10 81 so per week, for ladies and gentle
men, and half ha, price for children, servants and
horses. He latyesr cent bottle Of these waters 10
Dr. Thomas Cooper Of Columbia, s. for ihs purpose
OF being analizsd, whose chemical knowledge il we'll
known He pronoHness Them to be "exacily smiIa.
10 the waters ofhe Harrowgate. 10 EogsDd and hos-
oil the York Springs and Carlisle Springs in PennsyIr
vann, the celebrity Of which are we'll known, pare
neular'y The former. La Tact, from ten years e.
denee on the fpos, end my observations during that
hmo, OF their effects upon great variety Of cases,
can with conhden &c pronounce them to be equal or
nearly 80, to any mineral waters 10 the State aud SUI
Peror 10 some 10 eases OF debility they are parcu
iarly iii easious giving at once increased appeii
exhilirangthe depressed sprs Of the patient and re-
novatiBg the whole syslem. o. persons OF pecu
liar habis OF boy, they not though 10 be su :ien,
iy active; but by addI little epsum saits nr even
common table salt, 10 the 6rst glas, bis ie iion is
niirely removed. CHARLES JOHNSTON,
Botet0ur, Sp,iogs.
june Ia IO-S,
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al iDWAY HOTEL, CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Va
Iva Inc Subscriber has opened the above Establish
men, 40 House Of Entertainment IA L. lsrss b,ieL
building, situated at the upper end Of the Town ON lbe
Street leading TO the University Of Virginia, and bu
expressly Tor the purprse 10 which u is now applied
IL possesses nearly every convenience that can be re-
CURED The Bed Rooms are particularly large and
airy The Stable, (slso Of bfck containing forty Stalls
s OF superior araogemeDis capable and ltusty Ser.
van, has charge OF that department. The House is
furnished In neat and comfortable manner A stock
OF good Spirits. Wines and Malt Liquors has been laid
~; and the Table shail be provided with the be 81 The
m@sst VIII all I'd. Conscious hat the patronage OF
The House depends so'ey on its merits, every sxsr.
ton will be made 10 render The accommodation agTeea
bic 70 ihoee who may favor IL with their company
N --Bocrders WiIi be taken on me usvei terms
@ Ln's pace p. r. BOYD
My w. 122-wSw
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LOUCESTER Low GROUNDS FOR SALE

GLOUCESTER Low GROUNDS FOR SALE
w BY the last will OF the late DR.. Gains Dean the
.ubscroers authorized TO SELL aud they now of.
Tor 'als, his valuable Estate, lying Ware River in
he souhy OF Gloces,er In the State OF Virginia. abou,
three miles from the Court House, containing $50
nearly the Whole OF which lie low erouud aud abou,
$50 acres are cieo'ed, and in high state Of euys-
ton II adapted 10 the growth OF Indian Core, Wheat,
aud Beri-y There Ia spacious Dwelling House, and
all ohtr necessary cut houses in good repair on this
Estate, situated on the bank OF III. River-Fmh ard
oysters OF the best quality are taken 10 sight Of the
House A more minute description I. deemed I'M
neces'ary a. IL ptesumed any person wsi Jog pus
chase will hTsi examine the premisea MI Lab will be
shown by the manager Mr.. G. W. Biliups A purchaser
OF the iscd can be accommodated with as ma v slaves
as he may require to cultivate IT, aud also the farming
utensils and stock Of every description. The time Of
payment vii! be made to suit the purchasers For fur
Their particulars, letter addressed 20 Chrisopher Tomp
kins, at Mathew, Court House, Va, viii eet due a.
tsniion CHR ToMPKINS,) Executors o
JOHN ID. JARVIS. Game Dean
HENRY W. TABD. Sdecd.
May lO. l22--U GIN
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS.

- NUbUmHUSI VDIO, HpIH 10, 1901
UDdersgned, Counseilers al Law, beg leave
n TO giys notice 10 Tire claimants and orgnsi w
ers Of Virginia Military Lands located in Oaio that
they will prosecute any and III rights TO bess Iand.
which may be coDided 10 them, with little delay a.
possible, aud Tor q reasonable compensation.
Many thousand uerss OF these Isods were ,oId for
taxes In the years 1804-5-6-and 7, and the or Al
pfopreiors their heirs, suppose their to thereto
wholly lost. by OF said sse. This 10 mistake
The safe Of lsnd for taxes in Ohio, generally void
Our residence s al the seat Of government, where we
have ready TO the Records Of al sales Of lands
for taxes, and will promptly give sDy Information
required IN relation 10 lands in this Safe which NAV
be obtained In the public offices oiherwise.
ORRISH PARISH snd
LYME STARTLING, Jr.
April %. Uo2wep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24
WILLIAM HAWKESWORTH.
King Wiiism JuBe H. lO-obi

hW SCHOOL-The subscriber int nds opeIioy
~ next fall, Law School, In the town Of Sraun,
Tor; 70 be continued permanently, u adequate eDcour-
ageroent should be received. The mode Of Instr ucop
e1aptn'tons In order to devote the greater part Of
b' time TO the proposed school. he WILL from ii, com
mencemsot, eonbne his practice to the Court Of APP
peal, a, Lswieburg, and the Federal and Cirsu Supe
rior Cour" IN Sisunon. The fft session will be eip
on the 1t OF October. snd continue until The first OF
July nex, following, without iniermissiop, except du.
ing The terms OF the Federal and Circuit Superior
Courts The tuition fee, per session, will be seventy
i've doiars Prsons dotr u, Of bssomDr pupils VIII
please communicate the set 10 fhs subssriber by let
Yer, 5000 a. praciiesbe; and prompt attention will be
given TO tho nqufiss which they msy think prtp- to
make. BRISCOE G.. BALDWIN
May @. I2I-wtI.,A
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May 10.

MU ARSHAES SAEE.-Pursuant TO a decree OF the
1SM SuPeror Court OF Chsucety, for the Richmond
district rroDeuneed on the 26 day Of February, 1927
IN ihe cases OF Pl assns, vs. M,,chehs sdn'or. and
MitehsPs heirs vs. Pleasant.I shall on Saturday ihe
End day OF JH'y, 1881 al IL o'clock, A. NJ in rout OF
the Eagle Hotel, In he eiy Of Rchmt nd of for SALE
puthe auction 10 the highest bidder, credit Of
O. IL aud Is months tract OF thousand actss IT
and On the a'ers OF the OHIO, In Mason county, In
the State OF Kentucky, and tract Of from 30 10 100
acres OF lend In Heprico SONNY Wesham aud cd
joining the lands of Jesse Smi,h and others which
lands William Mitchell died seized and possessed.
Negotiable noeswh good endorsers required and title
retained. JOHN GUERRANr, NJ. sc RID.
or ons OF his Deputies
June TO- I'D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24

NOTlCE.-The Subscriber offers lor sals about Nv
thousand acres Of land, Ia the vaeiDity Of Amhe,s
Court House aDd New Giaeow, these lands are plea.
sanity situated on The Stage road running North and
Sduth and within ten miles OF Jsme, River, he ,ol
good resting on strong clay foundation and i, fl.
vourabi. TO toe production Il all kinds Of grain, hemp
add 'obseeo tho country is remarkably BE- aihy and
soounds in fine springs OF the best water These lands
are we'll improved, with good Orchards, a vsiuabl,
and will admit Of several divisions. and will be divided
20 a. TO euit purchasers have also for sale some wall
improved los in the town OF New glasgow, on one
CT hem IL large and sommodious Tavern with Gar,
drns and all Necessary out Houses
Ihete lands AMI lots will be So,d on sceommodat
'erms TO suit Purcbasers-for further Information ar
ply TO The sui ssriber living in New Glasgow.
May g. I2iNNwsas
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eSSTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION The
~ subscriber will, on Monday, the let day Of Angus,
next, sell at public auction, without reserve, his
tire stock OF Goods, being largs and valuable assOrt.
psnt. They will be offered privately till the above
named date. and with view reduce tho stock before
the public sale, every article will be pu, down the
price they are likely bring at suetion ,hsy In part
~ follows:
Cioths and eassimer,, satnetis, hannels, bombt
ercassians. Prunello, princea lss e. bombszst drill
lipG' plain nsus. li.h nsp lawns. diapers, Holland
nspkeen', calcoe,, ginghams, muslins, b.tte, ca
bries ma'lins, dmes, linens cotton
and sheeings. coiored and white domesic Iaces aud
sdgings-0itb great many other articles in my line
which u 10 unnecesssry % enumerate.
Ft.t.. MANN s VALENTINE.
!. 81 nJP Sale to be conducted by OrIs DUNLOP & Co.
Auctioneers.
June IL. 1l-wtds
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June II

N AND IN HANOVER The subscriber offers for
n 4 sale the tract Of land which he now resides
lying In the Forks OF Hanover in Little River in heal
my and agreeable neghbourhood containing $40
On TIL, tract there is good dwell Dg house, and barn
ana all other houses necessary for plantation. Pur
chascrs are invited TO call and see it, deem Il unne
cessary 10 describe 1t particularly, as will buy
without seeing ii. The purchaser shall have tbe nr
v'lege OF seeding crop of wheat and possession given
rs soon as the corn is taken care Of
'erlns made known application TO the subscriber
near New Found Mills Post Office, Hanover.
80 JAQUELIN A. BERKELEY
Hanover, June 81 I2-w,f
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NOrlCE is hereby given, that ,tcte will be sod
~ a, publs auction. at tho Tavern Of William ID
Fitch, in the Town OF Charlot svile, Saturday the
18th day OF JAY next, the shares OF stock held by the
following persons in the Rivanna Navigation Company
and on which part of Calls msd, az been pad 70
wit: James Barbour ten shares, James Brockman ;wo
shares, Nathaniel Bunch two shsres Jesse Bask,t TWO
shares, Menoah Clarkson two shares, REUBEN C. I'D.
sen two shares, james Currin Ave shares jain Carroll
two shares, Oliver Cross four shares Albert g. Che
niog three shares John johnson, SEN two shares r
berl L. Jones three shares, Robert Lindsey two sbares
Willis MoKeand three shares, David w. b Myers ten
shares, James Nj. Morris ten shares, Samuel F. Morris
six shares, Guthrie Morris Ave shares Thomas Miller
two shares, John r. Purkns two shares, Moses Soeed
one share, John A. Stone five 81 a-eB Walker Timber
lake twenty shares, John Timberiskr, Sen. weIye
shares, Philip WA's one share, LitIeberry Weaver two
shares, Meriwether L. Walker four shares, william W
Dawson two sharee,
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
DANIEL F. CARR Treasurer
Riranna Navigation Company
June IL ll-wtds
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~AS committed 10 the Jail OF York County az a
w runaway, on the 81 day OF Angus, 1880, a Ieb,
muIs'o man, who calls himself Hubbard Srm,Is. and
tes that he was born FIRE. 10 the county Isle OF Wight,
IN the state oil Virginia He Is feet 10 in he. bisb
acar on the back part OF his left leg, just above the
joint, sPpears to be abou, % years OF age Iu.y gh,
hs'r White or grey eyss. and ssys he 10 ditcber by
ITade.-li is rumoured believe, that he is a sIsve
prove 81, properly, pay bis changer and take him
OF no VIII be dealt with as the law directs
May iLws'
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
PnN,rrnrr.pv 6h At. o.. 100,

PENITENTIARY, 9Th Me. 9Th, 1891
VHNHE public informed that at this institution wool
IL 10 esrded, and the grease fourd, for CENTS PER
pound, where the wool 10 washed and picked entirely
tree from 'rasb aud by sending with the WOOL the ne
ees'ry cloths, The rolls will be neatly baled up, 60 that
they may DO transported to any dissDcs without ipu-
ry wool will be eaIded aud spun from Is TO Is e-
per pound, according to the 6neness tho yarn and
those tina, may wish IL, have the woven into
any description Of cloth. at from Is sens per yard
and whore desired, warp will be furnished or
changed; any number IT yards above 40 will Do
from tho materials Of customers, less than tina, quantity
will be exchanged; the shesrng and securing of the
cloth (f desirsd) will be done at very moder At.
charge. Persons having cloth woven in their la,n
can have the same SHARED and secured.
SAML p. PARSONS, Sup't.
Nav 10 I5S %
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FarquI.r Co June 1881 n iIvs,
~IHEREAS, by a D.er.e OF the High I,onr, q
Wv Chnnca v ni Gseai R.i. ..x

"HEREAS, by Dserse OF tho High Court Of
w Chsnee y Of Great Brian, made in eau,e
"Oi,'hornev v. NICHOLS" 1t 10 referred to John Ed
mund DopdesUeH, Esq. one Of the Masters # the
SAID Court "to inquire aud stae to tho Court whether
Patrick Phillips, The Bankrupt in the peadiugs OF The
SAD cause named, died Testa,e Interstate, and who
was his heir at Law at the time OF his DEATH and who
was his personal representative, and in case the said
Mastsr should End that Michael Phillips wac the
Heir at Law oi tho said Patrick Phillips, then the
faid Mas was TO inquire and state to the eonrt who
vas tho heir at Law aud the personal representative of
HiehdeI Phuiips"-Thersfore, any person claiming to
Dc me hei, at Law Of the said Patrick Phillips (for
mcrly Of Hnngerford Market, in the Parish OF Saint
Martin In the fields. in the county Of MidJIe.ex in
Great Britain, Fish Mopger, and after ards of Bath
Town. 10 the State Of vrgnia, in North Anne rc,, and
who tied there, In or about tho month of November
1915 The time OF his death. any person clsimpr
10 De his per,ona representative 10 or are by their So.
ieitors forthwith TO come In before the said Mater
Mr. DotodesoeI, at his Office in Southampton Boid-
ings, CasDsery Lane, London, 10 Great Britain .f,re
sad and establish su respective claim or in default,
thereof they will DO excluded Tho ben ct Of The said
Ds-ree' HAMILTON & BOLDEN
F'd'ntV Sotefors, Ill. Southampton street
Csrent Garden, London.
juno ~. list
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STEAMER JOHN MORRIS. Captain H,prAnp.
For the James, Elisabeth. York and Pan,unkey
Rtuers
Thi. boa. having been recent.

This boat having been recent
&..1--- - 49, ly fitted up for the aceomno.
usskzl F eight, will enter upon a ne W
arrangement on I'd instant leaving Richmcnd every
inursdsy morning, a, O'Clock. for Norfolk and r
roik at tho same hour every Saturday Tor Piping
Tree on the Pamunkey, receiving and Iaudlrs
freight or passengers a, such places as IN
mol SUBJECT the boat 10 too much detention deviation
In returning, the boat will depart from the Piping
Tree every Sunday morning al O'Clock for Norfolk
aud from Norfolk every Tuesday morning for Rich
mord, thus completing the trip both wsys In one
week. and all her passages by daylight. As con.
siderable facility is offered 70 the public by this con-
veyance, IL is hoped the J. NJ. will receive a tu.
share Of encouragement.
w The editor. OF Tho Petersburg issnesr and
Herald, will please insert the above In
their respective papers month"; aud send their ac
counts 70 the Office OF the rfolk Bacon for eoec
ton. JOHN A. ROBERTS, Avrn,
NoRToLK, June IA iO-Im