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HjNok SALE The Subscriber bsinx anxious TO re
"a move 10 the We't, offers his well kco wn farm,
(S"ee' Hai) in the lower part OF King William cGun.
~, Tor sale. Ii coutains 400 acres Of high land, and
oOo oil marsha great portion OF which can be re.
claimed, with very little expense. The high land is equal
70 any 10 Tbs sectiod OF country. The improvements
are good. A Barn, ihifty-eigbt by twenty feet, and
negro quarters, have been built 10 the last year. A
hihu'e defeiiphon OF the elegance, the many conve-
niences and advantages of this place, is deemed unpe.
ces'ary as it is presumable, none will purchase before
viewing, or making particular er quiTies respecting the
sine'-Shonlc his valuable Estate not be privately sold
before me An dIy oil August next, on that day, Gf
air, II not The first fair day tbereafier,) it VIII be offer.
Ell TO The highest bidder, on the premises.-At the sam,
place and time, will also he sold, all Of his house hold
ana Ri'chen furniture, farming utensils, and stock of
every deception For further particular, appIy to
MAY 8. l2l-wids WILLIAM RUFFIN.
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"a SALE By virtue II a ID led OF Trust exc.
"a cu'ed to the Subscriber by Robert Mosby and
Vie, for certain purposes therein specified, which
deed IL dated on the 10 h March, 1881, and recorded in
the Illus iogs Court of tn. City Of edmond. l ,oiH
sell at Powha'an Court-Houss, on Wednesday he 18th
day Of The pres mt month, at public auction, to The
highe st bidder, a certain TRACT OF LAND in said
County, adjoiring the lands OF Isham Ball, b. True
heait, and The estate OF ANA H,skins, decd contain
ing ty survry ttco hundred and fifty acres.
No objection exists, /, is believed, to the ,iule-but
such only ds 10 vested in me as I, u9tee will be conveyed.
TERMS liberal, and made known at sale.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
May 10. I22-tds Trustee
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Nouoway County Coor', 81 Jun,, 1880:
n John Sheffield, Compile

dShlnst
Leonard Sheffield, Ev'or Of Josss Sb, sid, dee,
John ID. Royal, Sheriff OF Notoway county, and
adm'or of Thoibat Foes, dec. Samuel Scot snI Louisa
his wife, ( rmerly Louisa Fizzerald, sdn'of o j I'm
Fitzgerald, decp William Ellis and Nancy his wife,
Joseph Sheffield. Nichols Sheffield, and SaI.uei Scott,
sdn'or Of John T. Eyts, dec. Dtfdts.
lis ordered and dCcfsed, tbal John P. Dupuy, Mas
ter Commi'sioner 10 Chstcery Of Ms Court, lroceed
10 asceitaiu lhs amount dus TO John, Niebtlas, and
Joselh ~Sbt field, each, by virtue Of the devisess 10
the VIII, ia the proceedings mehtione d, and that he
report ticreupon TO this Court. A Copy. Tes,e,
L. FITZGERALD, C. c.
This parties Interested in he above order OF Court,
will take no'ice, that | have appointed The first Mon
day IN June next, to attend AZ the Tavern Of Msloye
W Robertson, in the ssid County Of Nonoway, for
the purpose Of carrying into effect he fore going order
OF Court, whsn and whsTe the parties Aforesaid are
requss ed 70 81 md at an early hour, with heir pa
pvfs fr exanin atou--snd all such parties who fail 10
attend on ths day aforesaid, will be considered, and I
shall so repoitii to the Court, as having relinquished
their To- crest in The settlement.
JOHN p. DUPUY, NJ. G.
AprI16. ll5-w6w# of NOftouay County.
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AND FOR SALE Til, Subscriber of ere for
EL sale The Farm on which he resides known by IN.
aame OF Vermont. lying on Cejar Run, Prince VIII
liam County, within five miles Of Brentsville, 10 Of De-
coquan, 25 Of fredericksburg, and 35 Ct Alexandria
and Washington City. con aiming thirteen hundred
acres, which msy be divided into three farms, with a
a comfortable Dwelling Hou,e, Sc. on each, a grsa,
g%rounds, producing abundant c ops OF Timothy, Hemp,
Corn, Wheat, SC The high lands are in a rapid state
OF IMPROVEMENT, and ars we'll adapted TO Wheat, Cover,
nc Plaster acts well upon IL. 1T is we'll iinbered with
Ok, Hickory, aud Cedar, and il vsIy well wa,ered,
having several la'ting streams passing through IL. The
Hou'e is situated en- = beautiful eminence, conmaud'n.
a full view OF tho farm aud countfy around, for many
miles, insluding IA excessive mouDtain prospeet. The
noigheouthood is not surpassed for society, by any 10
Virginia. A great bargain will be sold in the above
'afm' and the payments naie easy, good bends, or a
good assortment OF dsy goods, or groceries, at wholesale
priee',wii be received In part payment.-rho farm will
be divided TO suit purchasers.
May 3. 120-wlOS JOHN
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Edward W.. Smib, Pitf.
against
Beverly Smith, adm'or de bonis non OF VIM. Smith,
dec end in hi' own right, Daniel Weiiger, adm'or de
6onts non OF Washington Watts, dec, and the said
Daniel wei%ger and S.isiuora his wife, William Waite
and Smith ID. Sianari, chi!dren and heirs OF Elizabeth
NJ. Sianard, dec, aud Edmund Loeketi, Sheriff of
Chesterfield, end Aim'or Of Beverly C. Stanard, dec.
Deidts.
This cause cam on this day 10 be further heard, on
the rapers formerly read, end the report OF Commits
sioner Amos Ladd, made pursusnt TO the order Of tho
10Th day Of June, 1926, with additional exceptions
thereto, by the defendant Weisiger, flied by leave OF
he Court, and was argued by Counsel On considera-
ton whereof, the Court doth recommit the said report,
with the exceptions Aforesaid, to the same Commission
er, Tor him to consider and repor: d ereupou, he paying
the cost occasioned thereby. A Copy. Tesie,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, c. C.
Commissioners Office, Richmond, March I2ih, 1881.
The parties interested will plea q take notice, tbatl
have appointed the 23d day of May next, 10 commence
the duties required OF me by The a~toregoing order Of
the Court; on which dsy, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, they
are requlred. to attead at my Office, with authenticated
copieso Of the necessary papers, ready for examination
and se'lement. AMOS LADD. M O.
march zz' l05-wSw
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, .Nfau Sd, 1881.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond. May Sd, 1881.
NOTICE.-Pursuant TO an Order of the Superior
~ Couri Of Chance y for the Richmond District,
made on the 18th day OF January, 1881. NOTICE is
hereby given 10 the Creditors OF Branch Ha;cher's Es.
tate, that they are required, by the said order, to pre-
duce and prove their claims before me, on or before
'he 10Th day cf June, next, 10 enable me 20 rcrort
the same 10 The Court, as disec,ed.
May 6 12l-w4w AMOS LADD, NC.
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D. ENRY o. MIDDLETON, residing in Frede.
2h Iicksburg, Va offers his services TO persons
who wish to have their We'isrn Virginia lands secur.
ed. BY the acts Of the las, Virginia Legislature, which
are %PubIith-d for the information OF those concerned;
the impor ance OF immediate attention 10 the payment
oil the taxes due on their lands viii be Considered
Ferrous holding lands can gst Information CT what
TAX Is aus by cor n,nnicaing with Us at Ffedericks.
burg, Va.-A cariiicste OF deposit in COY spusio-Psy-
ing bank in The United States, will be applied immedi-
ately to The discharge OF aifeafases for tax, or 10 any
other business transacted.
He will continue 10 give bis personal services, eight
months in tn yea7, to The management OF lands o. other
business, ives, OF the AiiHghany Moun'ainc will have
lands accurately re-surveysd, and attend in person to
make safes.
Northern Merchants and other person, wishing any
bonded Tor, in any part of Virginia, may rely on the
most satisfactory end prompt dsfpatch.
My compensation hall be moderate, to be paid after
TILES, aud making sales, l am willing to contract for
a portion 81 the land secured, or he proceeds OF sales
but in all instances, all arrearag6s Of taxes must be
provided for. l keep an Office four months in the
year, in Ftedetick'burg, Va: and eight months 10
Lewisburg, Greenbfier County, Va. My currespon.
dents will direct 10 Fredericksburg, for The next three
months, post paid.
As am stranger TO mary who may read this adver.
tisement, | 'eisr 20 John Mstsal'e, John s. s. C. Well
ford, j Inn Puck s. Co., John Scott, and William Jack
SON., Jun all Of Fred rick burg; Robert Oliver and
IL. II Moale, Il lumOre, b. Mark Richards, Philsdel-
phis; and Siss Wood Ut N. York.
HENRY D. MIDDLETON.
Nav IL. ~
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NETANTED FOR CASH. with to pu chase, or
" hire, for The balance Of he yer, a young negro
man Of steady LshIts, WHO has been securomed TO The
care Of Hoses, aud can drive a wsgoI; for such an one
a liberal price will he paid In ssh.
ROBERT G. SAUNDERS, II b street.
May 10 l-4t
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AoIICE Was committed to ne Jail Of Nottogas
~ County, on u 2 18th day Of November, 1880, az a
tnnawsy y negro man, who calls himself PEYTON
COOSINs enI who elso says that he was born free
and that he was raised in the County Of Cba,I,1,e
hsi I, about thirty years old, 1early ELK feet blzh, co.
ior oisek, no PARTICULAR mark recol!eeted. The owner,
II any, IL requssied 10 come forward, prove property.
with according 10 law.
" sny Petson or persons in tie county Of Charlotte,
can produce satisfactory evidence 10 the County Cour,
tNouo"ay, That The above named Psyion Cousins 4,
entitled to his freedom, they are respectfully rSanss,s5
70 10 So a. A.. CAMPBELL,
p Jalor Of Holloway County.
~ 95-Nl2w
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a DMINlSTRArOR'S NOTGCE-An p ersons hav
"A ing claims against the Estates Of Mary NJ. c. p.
hootes and WIN. H.. Prosser, decd. late of the County
oil gloucester, are earnestly requested to present them
70 the subscriber for settement, as he is determined TO
close his administration upon said Estates, with The
present year, and distribute the assets in his hands.
April IL. 1l3-wSt. JOHN TABB Adn,,r
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NAT1LL1AM MoCRERY, Draper and TaiIor-
Has just received a very bandsome assor ment
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, which he will
be happy TO die ribuie among his customers AID the
public generally, on terms agreeable to all parties.
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ODL ESOIN,
May 10. I22-tds Trustee

nj ARSHAL'S SALE -Pur.uant TO a Decree o.
lvA the Superior Court OF Chsncery, for Tho Rich
mond District, pronounced on The fliesnih day Of Jan.
uary, 1881, in the case Of Robinaon ps. Hardaway,
shall on Saturday the 2lst day of May next, on the
premises, offer for sale. at public Auction. to the high.
es. bidd ,r, for cash, the Lands in the til mentioned;
il being the dover Land, of which the widow OF WIN.
b u, formerly Of the County Of Holloway, died seiz ID.
Sic 20 c0mm"nce at IL o'clock.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ 8 C C. r.. d.
April 16 ll5-tds or one of his IDENTITIES.
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VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court Of Chancsryy
v holden a, tho Capitol, in ihs City of Richmond,
lhe l4'hdsy Of Feb. 1881 :
Edward w. Smi' b, Pitt.
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EEARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursuani to a Decree OF
ISE the Superior Court of Chincery, for the Rich
mond District, pronounced Ga the fifth day Of Fsbrua-
ry, 1928. in he case OF Jones ps. Land, | shall, on
Friday, the 20ih day of May next, on the premises,
offer iof sale, a public auc ion, 10 the higheal bidder,
for cash, " the Tract of Land in the bill mentioned.
containing by survey three hundred and ~toety-6ve
acres. aud described In the Exhibit A men Toned 10
the Plaintiffs till, % in said Decrse referred Il, (Which
Tract Of Land adjo;na Tie Lands OF William T. Eseles.
ion and others; aud lies near Amelia Coutihou e.
Sale 10 commence at IL o'cl ct.
JOHN GUERRANT. NJ. s. C. C. r.. d
April Is. l5-,ds or one of his D~,puties.
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CANALS OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-H gives n
20 perceive that the importance Of multiplyin,
use vtlasin the body polite Of we may avail onrssly,
% 40 eSPres,ion we have somewhere seen beCot e) BEGIN
20 De aPpretiited as II deserves. The following para
gfsPhs are taken from different papers received by Inc
"a" ""' MAT. Int.
From the Harrisburg (Pa) Chronicle.
The Pehnsyiysnia CdDsls will get into favor with IN
'ubfie, II they continue IN - good Dayigabls order
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70 TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
Ins apporuon%ent OF representation among the Sc
verai States in the Union according 10 the last C.n.n
w". presume be one OF the FIRST as IL certainly will
DC one ., t'e most Important duties Of the next Con-
sre 40 nov pressure to instruct that august body in
weakest may do; lis the business Of the wise 10 i'm.
prove the suggestion Although 1 sdu,i, tho truth of
safety" still may have Too much OF 600" ~;
have thought II dJet in cur Constitution tina, i, l
not t,n't The number Of representatives. Tioo h,,,,
"m mink, ensures safety. and lessens the cost u,
,ega'ion which we all ieel to be great evil. In the
f"f part OF the table below took 200 Tor the proper
n"her' and after Quoting the population OF the iour
s fs'S' found the white population OF the rs States
si ,asee hihs oil the black population added made
and making 300 the divsor il gave as the
sa,o o9oie-i then put the white population of each
''''e 10 oil the black, and making the nun.
her 90lS the divsor, the result was as below JJn"
looking overm abours when done, il did not suit my
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sen even, Tor two reasons, hrs that the nnmbe, n, ~.
p , ."eS was only ls9-eisven less than 1 wished.
snd moreover, it allowed but one 10 thres -, ,h
,n III "" RAG IONS over halt the dvisor in Ii States.
em ,ook oooo Tor the dvisor, the result of which Ia
, e So ~. "oe' whereby there are but two States
avlsor' and three OF them whose {, seton Is less ,,
uons',' and one wi 2 one $, aud one with iho,.-
oon anu "o w"o'e am"nn, OF Delegation will H.,
"e 'ohsu'" on VIII allow i, (Which, hiuk. IL dnas
ho') yoh may give one more TO Ohio. which has M. ,
est tarho only 2@oi less tlau n,cgcr and Won viii
then have 2I0 in the H. OF Re r.sena,iv,s wLci -" ~
Senate oiJrty eight, surely will give ample sof;i,
ip.radvcnture) the number OF POO should moi
e"e congress, and that il may not IL inpr
"'"'" as reduction o. members must fhyo,e o,,f
s oo o y" e Third table, predicsted on the ratio ct
ov'oov WIN give PIG the variety /, offered to pleas.
sn ps'acs ne let be remembered that il produce.
" 80 'a'es larger than halt, and in oi them
''ee"'"g '''"S Oh an in'egcr. PUBLlCUS.
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S M ARR /. Baltimore Tuesday evening the I.i ms. BY
& Navy TO ElffAHSrn GAmsLS War second daughter of
his as " 'S sever. s o" and %rpi"y ss sG u il tho e
III we a wen known rropre,o, OF IN. Eae HoIo.
ss life aud had been rosiden, cry for nes,, AZ xa
,ns ss ss Ss'Se that dannos.
anG o Tho world In Rchneud he. lost
m%y husband aud father they were mos, deyo,rd
m,o. ,,,a cOMnUN1CATED
% On ,hr 7h ult 1881 ELznrrH M.,srr member Of the
oSn"e leaving an afconac husband dcpIoo his IT.
on tho s "i SS so % to bo.,ow
Ss%s rom doing Justice to the niemoiy of onp
su,e OF respect to Departed merit, would supeuous e,
sgsy fully supported in the d dc %ass "u, than nm
aud Of her virtues they disclosed
higher panegyrie than geuu. could de yso or
%"n ~" natural and more truly honorable Be any WIN
o e OF a"a De- sad !. commentator of tho
hs, 'no that enjoyed uen
on 'h" her conduct aud department through a arc koowm ~,
best of women has sunk pmaey into cold and ., INC
I'd one Of the I5 ,"s o -ad and her So. generally
% the walk. Of common life was ever held I
sen" the benevolent and phi character Of her s,S
oo" IN" %" m nI was s5 jus, and liberal TO all
o. "odsy and ,",eisenc tho and
for he emu So .ssr "
SfcSs s ~" bosom ~s p" she moved .
she sustained with dignity
VI ana n'slressthat the character rs Mnssa
% s s the most smnbfo and imposing aspect To her
y and neghbnrhood she TIC mos, ,snl.y ,is
OF consequently aad friendship latter acknos,eSgn -.
ue her WORTH asd deeply deporc loss which constitutes
on that human
s aooy portray but n'rude upon deep file
we sncfeh sorrows OF her aectionato
a he Neighbours who have prvation of such
s % as consolation G% tear but !" The
SCREENING hand Of time the bosom rre and unaG Of o
h'son Case IN the month Of October last Mr. Irs.
H. soi% d eS years lie was soldier Of tho Revocation MI
.oanu IS-From his he wis in seven
nsa me battle OF Brandy wine youoy ronc6,,a
ayette) b'ceing from his was Door bni |
pesn Pen,loner OF his country for the years
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md hows 10 cover him. gentleman by the name o.
Benjamin Phpps. walk sd up the spot aud was ON.
Y led to exa@i"en by accidentally seeing the ba.h
aud immediately pointed 10 XII him with nj, gun but
he exclaimed "don't shoot. and 1 will give up." ne
then threw b" s"od from the Cave, that being his
)y weapon, and came out, and with Mr.. Phi pps,
un, they resshcd some othsS xentlewen. when after
staying at tho Keys all night they proceeded here 10
r. TREzvANr. p. NJ.
PErERsBURo, Nov. g.
Capture Of Nat Turner Ill 10 with much sra,bcs.
ton inform III. public Tint the cole eon,riv.r and
leader Of tho lao iosurses'io, Sou,bamp op-eon
eerning whom such hue end cry la, been ken, I'M
murderer Nat Tarn.r, has a, last bsen taken and
safely lodged 'u p-'son.
hspp.srs 'h' on Sunday morning iast, Mr. PHrpps
having HE grn, and going the land, IL Mr. Fra.e
Conc Of he first victim. of the hsiii.h .rs~I came
toa place here Dumner Of pin.s had been sut down.
end PsrseivtnE slight nation sm,px them, sauiou.ly
approached, and when Within a few y,rd discovered
the villain who had lorg eiuded pursu,, endsavor.
Ing TO enssonee himself In kind Of ssve, ihs mouth
OF which was concealed with brush. MIR. p. rsised
HE gun 10 fire; but NJ hailed him and offered 10
surrender. Mr.. y. ordered him give M hi,
ARM; Nat then threw ny old sword. which n
seems was the only weapon he had. The prisoner,
lis eap'or came up, subnss:vrly laid himself on The
ground and was thus securely ,ied-not mskDg the
I~as, Z. distance!
Mr.. p. took Nat to his own residence. where he
KEPT him "a IL Monday mcfninE-aod having spprise5
his neghbors OF his suesess, considerable party as
eompauied him aud HE pris lner Jerusalem, where
after brief examin alton t,e eap, committed TO
jail.
Oar informant Con, OF or own eiixens who happen.
ed b. IN the sonn'y a, tho me awards much praise
tho People OF uaampon for their forbearanse on
this oeeason HIS says that not the least personal VIC
lepee was offered TO Ma who seemed, indeed, one OF
the most miserable obse,s he ever bsheld-iejse,ed
emsea,.d and ragged. The poor wretch, we learn
sdmi" oil that has been alleged agans, hm-says that
he has at time boon five miles from the sseu of his
atrocities; and that he has frequently wished 10 give
himself up. bu, could summon sufficient resclu.
tiop!
Mr.. PHIrrs az the sole eap'or Of Nat Il alone en,i.
tod 10 the several rewards In the agsrs.
gate, a. understand, to about 81 IO0) offered by tho
Commonwealth aud dfsrsut gentlemen, for his appre-
hen,sn AMI told that in this instance fortune
has favored a vary deserving iniividual-io whom in
edition 10 The Pleasure arsng from the Of
Tho deed, tho MONEY derived from il will not be uuae
eepiabie. Tint .fiieeuc,r
CIRCUIT SUPERIOR CoURr.-The Fall Term Of our
Circuit, Snperiof Cur, commenced on Tuesday last
Judge MAY presiding. We understand there were bet
three stmipai c,scs, two OF which, on charges Of
horsessaling and ssbbog, tho of udsrs ware sonvi.t
cd and sentenced 10 ve years eonfesmeu, each in The
Pepenary; aud in The last, for larceny, there was
hung jury. aud no do sison Of course. TTb
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80, :. STABNroN, November 3.
The Eoeinecrs engaged in The survey OF ,hr
Fshcy Oi me Shenandoah, bad got down With,
'our M les OF woodstock. a. onr last accounts Weuu
derndnd the results bus St highly favorable 10 on,
hau road prCjic'; lo'sroo In the min ValI.v heins
s'cr'aued 10 be prac eabls, With very uode,So sts
ON The present road Snse,o,o.
We just learn iba' the Eogineers htvs .usp.t d.d
me surveys 'os ms demonstrating bsso limited A. l.
,ao, 10 ''t nela OPERATIONS 10 the 6ra Of Maven et
,p'' " sAeeeuipgy vexaiors and d,hssrteuug, Blu
.e~ oys mo . would have suffised 10 sompls,e N
"o'' eno 'oen We eoud have gwen he snietptizs
70" sNpe'Insnt With our fellow. ciGzses. The delay
VIC 'o"' WIZ e'y much depfeoiais DOR FTosFsst. 10
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DEGREES or ANTI.MAsONRY
The que' has b,en frequently p,e ..d on the
ana. M 'on' why no, take @r Clay, Ne soon .. Nj
Wr' hs no, a, much Of an AMI. Mason n, ~ -,
>1ndcat,!"
10 :" remark Of his rosi from the Nsi,uai InteiIi.
scpse.. two'ch ssntends that AIR W. IL mo, n b,
f"' wr'died1m or Tive t;cdes The New Yo,L
way "ty an'wor', ihn th-r~ ~ a considerable ,t
o ebee or'wten ten hst'Mr. Wr, ha, publ IL,
Jo'neo hins-f TO the Ant Nj ouis eaus-, by public
spprovAio AIT -Masons incip IS; an MIR. Csy r..
fuses 20 Withdraw hi, eountenSn,e from The convicted
Ordei."
Inc L. ovid nte American hss gons into this dH,s-
eute s" mo ninn,.iy, md e. III. he hair with m sb
meispbyssa, stil Fyrtx.np
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BOOIS. SHOES. g.

-.-o,...,. DOOio. ShOES, &c.
AOSEPH Gill, Icspes fully informs MI, f,jends
W anu nc punne gsnefa''y IN he bsS Bgon store
besry rPPoHie me mersbsnS COFFEE Hou,e, and a
low oogr' "o1ve 'he Genital tel whore he will keep
Oh nsnd general assortment, Of Knots and SHOES Of
"oe'n inenone'ure, OF good quality and suited 20 tho
ne WIZ s'so be prepared TO manufacture the above
oneo articles; he will keep good workmen and ugs
gSou ma'euais a1d he pledges himself TO use eyeTv
tuItt 10 give saii'asisn 70 those who may favor film
with their patronage. '
Also an s'.Ortnspt Of Trunks, whl.h will be ,ol5
low OCT A. 90 W .o'u
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voluntary confession. OF The motives which induced
him TO commence the u,urreetion, TO NJ. Thouas X
Gray, who intends publishing them, in pamphlet form
foe sse satisfae,ion OF the public"
uj'We are informed by a gentlemen Eo n South
anp'op that Nat Turner, the leader Of he Iae ip,.r
rec ioo that county. was tried Saturday Lac. The
io'imony clear aud eonelu i've as 10 hi. su and
ho will be hung on Friday mex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

A PLANTER about 10 miles above Ne,v OF 90
IA on the west side OF the Mississipps, having
tact OF land eligiby situated for Sugar Esfae, and
now uDue' Sstns cultivation Of the plant, with sug.r
cleared su'eient to raise upwards Of 800 bbJs Of su
gT's wiling 10 enter into coparnersbip upon equita-
u'e ana hOera terms, with any gentleman who can
Fu' w force OF from 30 IN ~ field hands For mar.
uc"lars, apply to Col Philip Hicks, Baton Rouge or
10 JOHN NICHOLSON, .Neto OSkons
VeI - 45-W6w