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1911 r. JOHN Z. NELSON will teach school at my
I'VE house the ensuing year. He will teach he
Greek Latin and English Languages. The school will
commence on the third Monday in January, 1882, and
terminate on the second Friday in December following
There will be vacation of one month in The snmnn
commencing on the second Friday in June-I will ac.
commodate ten twelve boys with board washing and
lodging Tor 500 each The price OF tuition will be 800
per scholar One half of the board and tuition fees
VIII be required at the end of each sesson.-Verdon
+. o., Hanover, is my address.
JOHN CASTLiN, Clifton, Hanover.
Sept. 20. az lis,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

e lat Oeiober, 1881 {
NOTICE 10 hereby given to The propri.,ors CT tue
L -Four and bali per cent. Stock, OF FIVE MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS, created 10 pursuance Of an
Act Of Congress, passed on the 26 day Of May, 1924
that the Criifieates Of tho said ok, will be paid on
the Isl day OF January next, TO tho proprieors erect
or their legal representative attorneys duly cons
iu'ed, on he FERMENTATION aud surrender o. the said
Cerl ;stes at The Tressury at the Loan Office where
The same may stand credited.
Notice IS further given that no transfer Of the Ger
tihsaiss OF said Sock from he books of he Ttes.uv
or any loan Office. will DO allowed after The lit day Of
DssepbeT ptxt
And also that the interest all the Certi6eates OF
The Fad ock. will cease and detcrmins IN The 81.
day OF December next. LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary of The TreGsurH
Oei 43-oand
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Sept. Is.

I'm Observation-Disclosures county, Augu.,
n court, 1891:
John G. Baptist, Alexander Gillispie. Rieha.d Camp
and Nancy his wife, and the said Richard Camp 40
executor OF Lucy Hudson, deceased, and Cary Hud.
son, Pilfs
against
William Hud'op, Washing ton Hudson, VIM. Hur,
aid Elizabeth bis wife, William S. Willis, surviving
husband and administrator OF his late wife Reb,ees
Abram Reamy, surviving husband and sdminisa tor OF
his laie wife Su'annsh, Mary W. Hudson, daughter
Of Washington Hudson, also John Hudson, Thomas
Hudson, VIM. Hudson, jr. Berry Hud,on, Cary Hud.
son, and josiah Taylor, surviving husband ard admor
OF bis late wife Sarah, formerly Sarah Hudon children
and representatives. Of George Hudson, deceased,
Defis.
The defendants William Hud,on, Washing tou Hud.
son, william Hurt and Eliz ,beh hi, wife Mary w
dudsoD, John Hudson, Thomas Hudson, VIM Hud.
ssn, j. Berry Hud'on, Cary Hudson and Josiah Tsy.
ler not having entered their appearance, according to
the Act OF Assembly ami the es OF this court and /,
appearing to the satisfaction OF this court that they
are not inhabitants Of this state; on motion OF the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, 10 ordered that The said
defendants do appear hero the third Monday in No
vember next, and enter their appearance aud answer
The Pianh' bill; ard that copy Of this order be ia
'ered In one OF The Lewspape published in the town
oil Petersburg city OF Risbmond for eight ,eks sre-
se'sveiy AID posted at the front door OF The courthouse
OF said sounty copy. Teste,
JOHN q. BAPTIST, C. M C.
sep' 10 37-wSw
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a TEACHER-A Gen,leman - no has nd ,on-.
In experiences in the art of teaching, and Who has
been deemed qualified, wishes 10 procure situation
,or me ensuing year ia healthy ard agreeable neigh
oourbcod lie will give instruction In f iglish Gran.
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, &C. and The Latin LIN
suage. He would also instruct a small class OF be-
ginners In Greek-Sasfac,ory tesimorialI Of auaif-
saon' and deporn eni can be produce Persons wish
Ing correspondence requested 10 direct 10 b. C.
"New Canton" p. o. Buckingham County Virginia.
S.p'. 2. 33-w6w
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NoflCE.-The subscriber has qualified a, Admin
! is'ra'or de honu, non, on the estate of Samuel
Coleman, deceased, Of Caroline county, and request,
III persons having claims against the said estate to
present them wi hout delay for settlement, a, IN Ill
plead his notice alter reasonable time a. bar again.
The paynen' Of any claims that may be nc ID ard no
presented; and Hose indebted earnestly aue,,d
TO come forward and settle, a, longer Ddujgencs will
moi be given. ROBERT COLEMAN,
49, AdIn'or de bonus nop
Hanover, Sept. 25 49,
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NOllCE.-Tbo subscribers, ESesuiors OF Chris
" Alien, deeeoe1, late OF the county OF Hsnr,cc
ttqnes 'ha all persoos having eIans Of jn'i shsrse
,et agaIns, tho estate Of their teSlaor, present them
Iofh"ih Tor settlement, and especially those eayes
wnete 'hsH lestao' has been bound security n any
manner aud II not presented on or before The Let Of
sember nez', this notice will be plead 10 bar 10 any
motion or action that may be brought against ,hen
A petsons Indebted to the estate Of their esator are
requested 70 msks Immediate payment, az further in.
duigence will no, be giv.r.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Exseuto,s of
ARMI9TEBD ALLEN, 5,ses.se.
Sept 30. u-ebas
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NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be pre-
v sented TO the next General Assembly OF Virginia
praying that law may be passed authorship road to
De opened from Cousins road, in the county OF Ame-
a crossing APpomattox river at Puryears lower cor
ner, and running from thence 10 the Petersburg
at OF near Benjamin Moody's. tavern, in the county Of
Chesterfield. THO. r. GILES
ROBERT COUSINS Sen,
ED w. ANDERSON
WASH. +. TORBORN.
Sept g. a0-waw
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HENRY DAVIS, Chairman
VIZ. VI. Rlygs, Secretary.
RAILROAD MEETING

Ala NESTING Of The en zsns o q eebb,ist a, ,bs
town Of L. wisbUrg, September 1881 pursuant IA a.
ihvi,a no Of rssHng teld 10 ihs Coun K.nagh,
on TIE ~ day o Apgusi, bayiDg. for otisc, con
cert Of acitt afd nofop to ,f6f upon the nerssuss
snhi~ei ~ h'c nsl improvements sopY Of The proceed
ings 81 TSifh mseHoS was tranTmn'rd, Golsnel 81. II
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a TEACHER-A Gentlemap ybo wa, g,aduat,d
kA. at one OF the New Eo gland Colleges, and who
mas been teaching in Virginia during the four years
iasi Pa'i wishes 10 pfofu'o suaiion 10 an Academy
or In ZONE healthy neighborhooi that will afford libe.
'al salary for bis servIeeS He will give Instruction
10 me Llin and Creek languages, and in all the Fog
iI'h branches usually taught in Academies The re.
qon'e ies'imonias vi be produced. Cofpnup cations
addressed to o. p. O., Lovingson, Virginia, will re-
esive prompt attention.
Sept. 30 4I-vA1
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THE MINSTREL. 5 WARMING.
=, Mucn VIZ, srsAiS. uSsuSa"

THE MINSTREL. y WARMING.
Br rns Hos MKs. NosroS.
Hear her not she plays her part
With cold und oveess heart,
Skilled in every crafty charm
That eau lure the soul To harm
Wan,on glance and low breathcd sighs--
Cautions tongue that still dcnios.
Master, dear oh hear now,
Rise aud break thy sinful vow
"When the cuiled l,shcs rise
From ,hoso dark and laughing eyes.
Stealthily, as tito show
Al the sbt that lu,ks below
Like the sun itom Greenwood breaking
When tho forest leaves Shaking
Turn not then to saze again,
H,sc, and burst III unhoy chain
''whon her check to thino IL prcst,
Aud those taper 6ngers rest
lightly on thy arm, TO know
Way such anger clouds thy brow;
When that voice, whose simplest word
Thrills thy fond hearts isnost chord,
TemPts thee with prayer to stay
nise and fling that hand AWAY!
"Dian doth fear the cocd snake
GittIing IN the leaiy brake;
fct IN woman serpent eyes,
Moie OF death and danger lies;
More Of poison and disgrace
Jn tho coil OF her embrace.
bfaster dear the choice is thine,
kise, and burst the serpent Irvine.
"aso ye, thy honorcd n.mo
10 broa'hed with scorn, and heard with shame /.
Rise, already in the fight
They have missed thee, laggaId knight ~
Vainly load the Minstrel sang
Vanly loud his wild harp rang-
Rosy lips werc whispering near
Which almost touched tho lst'nets ear.
And tho battlc day WINS pact,
When tho knight awoke at last.
Where's tho voice shall cheer him now
Or bid him raise his huubled brow,
While the past doth only seem
Like wild and fevered Ireami
Hath he given his all on earth
But 10 shnrc wnntons mrth
Hath he battered honor fau,o,
For hope without u namo
From tho topmost batticment
It's Gag glance is downward seat,
Where his fellow warriors come,
Marching gladly TO their home,
While their pennons all uniuiei
BY the welcome breeze nro curlsd.
Tho fosse 10 deep the wal il high
lie geLos, und resolves TO die.
To the Hill and TO tho doll
Ho hath groaned n last farewell;
To tho standard which may wavo
Ger the conquerng soldiers grave,
but DER that of rectesnt knight
Filings no shadow thwah the light
To all, with feeble voice and low,
lie faltcTs a farewell vi wo
"Thou whose bright blade n-Yet failod
When the ioemans hand prevailed
Thou whose foot, though fleet IL be.
Never yet learned TO flee
Then whose mute and faithful eyo
Watched when slept YEARLY
Hound, aud stecd, and trusty sword.
Ye must seek another lord 90
From The batlement no sprang,
And the winds his requiem sang.
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Oct 7

NOTlCE Mrs. NELSON'S Boarding Establishment
being completed, by the addition Of a large and
airy building, she is prepared to accommodate gentle
men and their families, or gentlemen, ladies', with
board by the week, month"; any longer period Wis
thy, within hundred yards of the Capitol Square,
and commanding most beautiful prospect:-exceilent
beds, and the best fare the market will afford mum.
Der Of the members Of the ensuing Legislature can be
accommodated. Oct. T. e. wdu
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u,t,v UMl YER. OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
THNHE MEDICAL LECTURES i'm Mi, lnedtution
VII commence on The last Mordsy ia o. oher.
POTTER, NJ. y.
Mae Ms3ea-sAMUEL BAKER, NJ y.
O2sietics, ard he D seasss OF Women md Childrsn
RICHARD W. HALL, NJ. ID.
!s'i'n'e' Of Phy,is-MAXwELL MCDOWELL.
NJ. y. -
SsFEe-y-NATHAN r.. SMITH, NJ D.
Anacmy--THOMAS ~. WRIGHT, M. ID.
Cbsmisiry-JULiUS r DUCATEL, 4. NJ.
NATHANIEL TOf1EH. Dem.
August 20. MUti,,N
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NOR RENr.-An ,isgaoi sand Tor a Dry Good
II snI Grocery ore, Al WALTERS Tavern In Spoiisy!.
vania eoun'y, Vs. u WAS iorH efly occupied by Leon
Lsvy-ss such IL Will sUi' tinll man, 40 IL 10 in
cool neiehboWbeod To- buSisese.-- For ierns fp,Jy
TO ISAAC g. B0xLEY, resIiitg at ne ptsmi,sS.
Oe,. f. 43-H3w
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ERASMUS SrRIBL1Ns, SERBIAN ''''''"'""


>.
Va Monday l'i, the three boa,s--Cnncinna Rad
rover and L'dy Jdns, welcomed TO our yybaTvs,
ny s,eh eoheourse ~ G. izens, under The discharge
multitude assembled. On lbs THURSDAY previous, aI,o
the Peasufe boat (but partially 6niIhed) C,ov.rno'
brown rom CireIeVlle, made her frat enry into the
waters OF The Seoto, at this plserTbi, was Inc e.,
70 The train, but he three above bamed loge her win
me victory, tbs Cbiiiieohe, the Nor;h Am.rics Ws
C"seVile, sod the George Baker, were from CIeaVs
shu aud oher points be main canal, and the &C.,
ps sr, pave ever parsed The Lfkiog Summit
f., 10 reception Of bess several bqais, with their r,
P'AS,rs snd their Il e Aging, was peculiarly sra
ns, 81, me occasion was duly bonored By me si,.
81 " .n's 'oWn and The proceedings we're envensd
wy I'ssenee OF hundreds Of Specia'ors, who were
M w he isene by the ringing Of tho b, y, asd
~ NV I'D" ~ Uhe cannon upon tho abks OF the
river. The COMMITTEES OF Arrangements mel he s,s,
Pa a, ,ee wharf where an address was r9sds On b..
nav o. me Iown, ny Col WIN. Dohery, and approp,i.
ave saluteS we're fred from ho bank and re,s,nsd ~,
the boat. '''"'neo rom
The osn Of spierprss, the m, rcb,n,. tbs FIRM,
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rel OIiCE.-WsDied A. he Psnten isry I2O p .cs. OF
IL White Ok Timber AXIS in. o fes' o meh ~ 2
THOMAS NELSON p. 5. r.
sg'.I9 So
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will
prenia
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Holm j. WERTH, Jr.--At tho sligo Of the Golden
- Key, has just received by the ship Julian from
Liverpool and tho recent arrivals from the NORTH his
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EN lFTY DOLLARS REWARD -Ranswa, IRON
a The substr.b srs on SATURDAY. evsnnR lest, a ne
gro man named WASHINGTON, a h,isht muls..o,
about Is years OF age, and 8 feet inches hsh.
Wsshr < on was purchased OF DIR. J. N. FAucon Of
Amelia, and has wife living 10 Surry county where
u 10 likely he has gone The above reward WI b,
paid il taken won,os twenty i've dollars shent-
ed within the Unite 81 The State, and ell reaorsbl,
charges paid. HALL. NELSON & CO
July 1. l5-W Richmond We
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The u. S ReUenue. We uDdor, aud from wash
f goD, that he u. s. Rsvebus Tor he D esent ysa
viii e1ssed he ssiDaeJ by eight millions nj doilays
was estimated al S22 900 600 Il viii reach nsarly
$50 900 600 sceb the property Of the soupfty I'M
DER JACKSON! Ia Two o; ihr, yesrs the whols tsb'
VII be pad Oh " Y. Con- & Ena
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~ OTlCE.-Was committed 10 the jail OF Chester
V field county, Va, the 22d day Of June last, a
negro who says his is John that he beIooos
10 James Ross Of Piusylvsnia county near Danyile1
colour yellow, about feet 10 inches high has mole
under his right eye no oher or mark visible A.
bout 36 years old; had when committed blue Vir
giDa cloth coat and white pansoons and an old black
hat. The owner OF said negro is requesfed 10 come
forward, prove his property and take him away and
pay an charges OF he will be dealt with sceording
Law. J. p. GOODF yoiIey nj C1es,e,6eJd
Sept 10. ss-vias
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HDUBLlC ale OF valuable Land and Town L,ts be-
"A longing to the estate OF Dr. Jsriios Merry decd

HDUBLlC SALE OF valuable Land and Town L,ts be-
IA longing to the estate oil DR.. Jsnios Merry, deed,
late Of Coving'on.
On the 2Ih day Of October next II fair, other wise
the next fair day thereafter, will sell at auction in
me town oil Covingion, county OF Allegheny several
lois IN said town, and the land adjoining, from which
the town was laid of, containing about one hundred
acres-hlso, at the same time and place. plantation
Tying on Jackson's river, about eight miles below said
town. and Tour above the Iron Works, containing 265
acres, good proportion Of which is rich DO TOM IL IL
bounded by the lands OF Mr. Allen, Mr.. Krains and
otbers-hIso, one tract Of mountain land lying about
one mile from town. II contains 600 acres all in
woods John Holloway Esq. who lives adjoining will
be Kind enough TO show the river plantations and Dr.
Payne or MIR Joseph Damron will show the town tract
TO any person wishing to purchase.
Possession will be given the 1st January next the
terms will be liberal aud made known the day o sale
by tho EXECIJToRS
Sept l6 81 w6,#
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y w lie fObLiC'-i ons' EOS cate va,u aoie
IL farm OF mine, in 'h- upper end OF HsnoS.r
county, eoa'Fi-"g sbeu tir hundred acres n, a,v
on four h 10 low ground. There Is good vstsr
goou Ice mouse v~ry convenient 70 the dweIline-a
nc i.ary ou'-houses, and ons Of tbs best stables in
frsni' Any one wishing 10 pur~ha,e the above
arm Can kno" tie term, by sppIis to The sut,.
orchards on he l'Dd. i 10 useless 10 s,y inv ,hins
more about The above farm, a' think the pur,ha.er
"on,n view ,hs premises IN the 6rst place. 1 will
sell 80 or 40 negroes residing on the place v.rv
me parcel OF young vel broke mues, and between
40 ,nd 6O bead 81 cattle. aud about tho same number
OF sheep and hogs, &c. &c.
The purchaser shall have the liberty of SEEDING a
crop Of ~hes' in due seas this fall shall reuurn
decd 10 trust on the land 10 secure he pavm.n,.
Sep. l8. ~ 80,
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rHNAkEN up ia he lower end Of Go chi nd eoup,y
n near ID yer Mills, on Monday The 30 h DIV Of
Nay, ny John Harfi', Cbosnul S.rrsl Horse ., m
'ed to be iee' 10 me- es high, wdh White sp,, o,
bic ich culdct about the szs Of an febte,o pepc,
and 50 all white star in bis forehead, mixed vi b
oheF haf; srppo'ed 70 he ~ years old, Iso,s and
gaIioP' very rough shod alt oObd appear, bsv- iht
marks Of gear, md 'uppo,ed 10 be fb sbou Sf5
The above descf horse posted before ne
aS'seal' TO law. Given under my hsUd, 'bis six
day ~ n. 1891 wM FORD
ne
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MARRIED-on the 2sh January last. !. philadelphia b. the
ESQ 6sans.Sussh, state New York, to sI..
H.rLoTTE wM CAsrrn youngest daughter of Bernard A.
Gs OF sss. he ga Of
had Just and he, .mabls rendered
The afseoaa,s obsns children three
bid fair The ali who nigh, have .se hsp
s'"s soS with n n Of band
nippod and of the firs promising
grave grief %o,hs and IL. bs.s% I.s sS
Az hs q 10 Tho
the du: Bo, why should mourn, since ho
Then g a, dry our toars and weep no moro
snce she is happier than she was before;
To us che was only lent-not given;
a. the GIsb;, 10 ro~hsan County, residence Of Mrs.
a. The IG:a'os; of her daughter Mrs
in the s4h year OF her ss She was m.mber the Me,ho
as Christian enough ali had
with her to sIsm let die tho death Of the
joined eIiiac. ofr o,,s .ha, this laboou: and
the Church 10 Virginia has lost Of ii.
one OF Us brightest and the cause of solid learning
his abo,' and prayers, viii be felt Virginia. marble
The funeral sermon win Be College Church on
form this duty Religious Teisgra,l
. Union Seminary Sa5baM Sept a. 1881
sns has o my duty to
Drcr,hr hi. about o'clock yesterday evening hi. remains
inferred this day. ~
Throughout sickness Of nearly nine months Rice bad
with various changes in external symptoms, been gradually
steadily declining by examination
several extensive structures discovered In tho bowels in
which, doubt the disease the
poss bily of recovery -
The sickness Of Of God greet SUI
ering Tho disease itself and the highly
put caused not only much bodily suffering great
depression Vel to the last his mind
koa
sensible that the hand of death upon him. ha,
there few things which he saw te thoo lid
those who stood around his bed actonato farewell
ding his now deeply afflicted partner tho blessing
OF heaven and with friends an un-
diminished affection lie spoke about and found
himself unable to proceed farther During day. snid
'e and was evidently in great bodily suffering This
towards night Al nine rousiog himself again he said
triumphant THE upon his lips IIe g,,ped G
a few and expired 1920 'O
DIR. Rice l777 "a va.,. or
there was room TO hope that he would long be spared labor on
sarth IN the cause OF his Lord and Master who I'm W.
whst best AID who loves the Church has
Our bow with tho Dyine ds.
- ~ -.-."o "o-
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"A DoSONDED rom sue .ubscfOet sUuu, the br.t
IN a. January sst, two sroes, belonging 10 The en-.
40 Fapcs @ ode, de cd. late OF lh,. eouuty Jos
or Joe L'ss', and hi, sister T-nrr. J,s is believed
10 he ab"'; 30 years cage IL .,om black man. about
SIX feet gh, ~. head snd viii ker, grew ard ba, a
coarse 'tosmak- and 'ried with him hi. ,ools-ba,
been runaway beiofcs and then t,ken smpay,d
boat on J.mss river, h. :. obatiy II 8 81 gagged
ms lime Tenvr Is upwards o. - war. Of aye Il,
a"out bvr feet six inches high, black a.. So,hirv
remarkable that 10. r. co.lested about her Sac IL;
pear concessions in IN. ~ ixbbor hood If EI,eb.n,'
retry ID mis- county, ard lie probably ha, bored by
we delivery OF ese neerors 10 the subsc,ibsr or Tor
their sPp-eh' n'ion aud Jepo.ii 10 me iii WHARF +
can get then. Il s. NORRISON
&c Aiu'f. OF f Goode DECD
Powbstap, Sept. I6 1881 81 49,.
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Alexander IOmpk ms, L q. was on Friday last, ap.
pointed C.'her o. he Lyncbhurg -nsh Of the Far
me BiLk s Virrinia recently ell ny the death
OF ID wilson Bradfuto E.q lLynchburg Virginian.
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NRESH FALL AND WINTER 0OODs-Th.
Subscriber has ,eseived by tho psekes Fr.pe.s
sna NV. "om New York, large and very complete
DRY GOODS.
"hisn nave oeeo purchased At soc ion Ia New York
principally with money; aud are offered AZ ysrv rs.-
senabs advance on bret cost III " are 10 psrt A., fol-
isws: - = W
Ez,. 'uPr blue aud black cloth. and .s..im.,..
d.. do brown aud olive green
sb aud steel mixed 20. de-.
Psisss aud msripo clio b.. assorted
4, % aud Cd heavy blue cloh. for se,vao,s
Sop-thu", bnc Aod eomin,n saiiin-ts
,s ',rip-d aud poio' blankets, 9 10 IL and
whre. red, green. bla spd y TOW R.uusIs
Ladies i"nbe wool wo,s 90, .ik cotton plan, ran.
. oom sno embroide red hose
Seoeh, French. aud Eorl,sb ixioxhams
Painted musiins aud ta' iue
BsG Italian lutsfinx ard d sux.J r,.nts.,,..
Black aud As,orted gro de Nap %
PAris Style eheckrd do.
Grape de leon and pamyriuc
'ste aud IeaMuoi s''or,p,n, Of fancy hdkt.. and
shawls, FROM rs cents 20 rs dollars
PiaiD ard hsured Swi.s musiins
Cambfic'. JieSDe,, bseksd muslin
Threat cau,br. ok b, kt,. and k.u,iuy
Null, book and rish striped mu,lins
Caeo''' very largo a''or men, all prices and quail.
Plain and ~ ed bomhsze,. and eiress.isns
Cireas'lan plaid 'sr,an ditto
Super and 8 8 black bonbsxine
lfi,h linen, extra hre aud yniddliny qualify
D,mask diaper aud napkin,
Garment and furni ure dimiiies
Whfe AMI black b. bbinet ard xauz. wells
A and Ga plain and figured bobbiuet
beautiful sssor men, Of thread and gimp lac. and
edgirgs
Furniture and apro, cheek, anil rI,id,
Blessb.d and brown sh.e H. z. an ,hirting,
Bed ticking and cotton diapers
Cotton and linen oznaburgs and dowlas
Ladies' and gentlemens gloves all prices
Pins, needles, tapes, bobbns spool and floss cotton
Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons
Florida, lavender and Cologne wster
Fancy soaps, Preston salts, sc. SC
All OF which will be sold at the lowest prices for
cash. Having given Mr.. VIM. BREEDEN an interest
IN inc business he will always be found ready to attend
such wholesale and retail purchasers may please 10
favor us wi h their custom.
MANN 8. VALENTINE,
white Buildings, corner OF Alb and streets, Shocko
Hill Sept l6 81 81
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"A DMlNiSrRAiIoN sALE.v-Wd, be ,oId, to III !,
n Msoe'' e'dsr. at NE liie yssitenee OF Wi liam
e, npns ham, dee in u lower end OF Hanover eoun
W, on Friday The 23i OF he pte.en, mon h. (Sepl II
lar, II ro'. The mex, fair hereafter, all ,be perish
sos e'str CT taid dec consi.ing o. and vsIu.-
bi. stock horses mules, cows. log, and sheep. ear
rage, III gle gR, ggoD, br.shng machine, two
r,w sut'ers. corn shrl or, ve,ai OK ADD borse
edr''' farming ntsps, tons~hoii AM kitbeo furui-
tnre, several hundred bsrIeIs OF corn blade foddar
81. Sc
TERMS OF 'al--An gums of five dol.rs ond I'M.
ward, cree" Of 'ins months will be allowed, the
purchaser g:vpR bond and appr. we'd sexu,iy beGo,c
the property 10 dslirered-sums under Eve doIIars
cash will be required.
RICH'D SMITH, Admr
OF Wm. Curn.-2h deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

A COMMITTEES OF VIGILANcE!-The Clay or.
gan in this City publishes the Notes OF Messrs Crump
and S'robia-and thinks II not improbable that the re
are others. who have, through inadertence or wrong
inform alton, bsep put The Committee of Vigiance!
Gentiemen:-You are requested to withdraw my
deuce aud Vigilance; am not member of that par.
~. Your, very respectfully,
Sept. 10th, 1891 STERLING I. CRUMP.
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"ARDwARE. CUTLERY, & 10 sbool two
- "-rkr, Ia he hous, at y Occupied by Main
s. Valentine as d Gco.s Store, will be o,,ped a
arg ard neral sssar IN, u, Of HArdw,re and Cutlery
~h ce will b. sold 81 ,erm- a, at any oh.
-r estsb i,hm MT IN the ei'y
MANN VALENTINE & co.
SOL io 81 81