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HOTTLEY & BALDWIN take this method If s,,.
1VA ing to their friends, that they are now openS
their supply OF FALL GOODS. Having been inJncoG
IN consequence Of the extremely low prices in the Nor
cfn markets TO lay IN unusually heavy stock am, be
ng determined TO have nothing unreasonable left on hand
nex' spring they can and will present great Inducements
70 the friends and The public at large 10 patronjso them
A those who like 70 buy and desirable Goods gegv
eP' as ow certainly they can be had at retail in
give call. f''' '''''" ="
Farmyille, Oct 10 40 ,s
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-HrOrtr",i LILA III AND MARY COLLEGE.
"a ~ line Visitors having failed to meet on the
ION instant, and the interest of the Insi,n,io,
qmnng meeting, it was the opinion of those Y;i,or
VINO ulu meet that convocaon be called 10 meet IN
havi yi VIC i4t november The Professor of Law
having resigned makes another vacancy in Ills Insii,
uon PROVISION will it is believed be made by the Fac"I
" o he preceding vacancy, authority having been oil
en ue' Out not Tor the Professor OF Law Tie Yisitors
ecu not lear visiting Williamsburg there not nor has
oeen any Cholera here; and town has been So
heretofore in escaping epdemics, that we feel
'ii now seeing we have escaped so long that
wiz pass us bys BURWELL BASSETT, Rector
'"V"'s' Oc' ion, 1867 2S-wtl1N
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October 2

IN CHANCERf-VIRGINIA. Rules held for
Chesterfield County Court in the Clerks Office there
OF, on the 3D. day of September, 1882:
Kebecca Brooks Martin Brooks, and Joseph Wood and
rohy MS whe, Pitts.
against
Joseph A. Brooks, Edward l. Burnett and Rebecca his
VILE Elias Brooks, jr Christopher Cheatharn, Josiah
AKIN, and Nancy his wife, Hezekiah Cheatham, Jesse
Snelings, John Snellngs, Obadiah, William Malinda
anderson Thomas, Sally Peter, Lucy, Matilda and James
onGeiuhgs' Deits.
The defendants, Christopher Cheatham, Josiah Akin,
and Nancy his wife, Hezekiah Cheatham William Smell
ngs and Sally Snengs not having their appear
ance and given security according TO the of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and that thew are
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, the motion of
he compliments by Co4nsel-It is ordered that the said
ceendants do appear here the Monday in No
vemoer next and answer the conplanants BILL and that
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted some one of the
pubic newspapers printed in the City Of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
oil the OF this county, for successive Court
days. a Copy. Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
Sept. H. 36-wsv
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In CHANCERY --VIReINIA.-In Powhatan Coun-
IL ~ Court September 10Th, 1882:
Benjamin Bernard and George Is. Moody and Ann ii.
his wife, formerly Ann Ii. Scott, plaintiffs.
against
John Bernard, David Bernard, Francis Bernard Jacob
Bernard, Judith Flounoy formerly Judith Bernard Re-
becca Porter formerly Rebecca Bernard Mary Ann Har-
rison, Mary Ann Bernard, and VIM. Crump Sheriff
OF the county Of Powhaan, and admir- de bonis non of
VIM Bernard, deceased Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, aud
filed their bin against the defendants praying for sale of
tract oil Land in this county, Bate the property Of VIM
Bernard deceased, and for division of the proceeds
among his heirs, and the defendant, William Crump She
m OF Powhatan, and admir-. de bons OF the said VIM
Bernard decd having filed his the said BILL
and the other defendants not having their
ance and given security, according the of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court; aud il appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that they inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, the motion Of the plaintiffs by
their Attorney il is ordered that the said do a
pear here OH before the third Wednesday in Decem-
Der next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond, and continued for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted up
at the door OF the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Teste, WM s. DANCE elk
October 2. I2-wSw
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July 10.

w ATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE offer for
I'VE sale, the Low Grounds Tract of Land living in the
adjoining the lands OF Messrs John Robinson James F
ana Lewis Berkeley This confirms 966 acres: il has
on II small comfortable dwelling house together with
every necessary house for farm; well laid off and in
hne state for cultivation The usual crop of wheat will
De seeded; there good chance for about 900 bushels oC
wne"t oOO barrels oil corn and good crop Of tobacco
erms accommodating, and made known on application 10
sne suoscnber living New Found Mills Hanover
Inc land will be shown by my overseer M Moore
Purchasers are invited TO call and see il, 0'
Sept IS. "a Inc
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ETEMALE EDUCATlON.-Mrs Nina A. SoI,r1.
- GATE Will open School the ensuing year at Little
plymouth IN the county of King and Queen for the in
sruchon OF young Ladies; in which will be taught Orbo
graPhy' Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Grammar Bellies
he"es composition, Geography, with the use of Maps
'nu uIoDes) Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural
hnGient ana Modern History and the French language
aVhg devoted many years to the education of YOUTH
su oeing Wen provided with Maps, Globes, &c Mrs S.
believes that she may confidently assure the public o e
Improvement OF her pupils Particular attention shall be
directed 10 the morals and manners of the Young Ladies'
ueenng u all important TO youth ncucae early ptn
cPIes OF virtue, and to "rain them up in the way tbev
should CO.. The situation is considered healthy and de.
IERMs;-Boarders will be received at $50 the term Of
Ten monlhs-each one finding bed, bedding towels and
candles. Day pupils at 2O-wiih separate charge Of
9lVler FRENCH The first session will commence Jan
uary IS, lS33and the last will terminate Decenbcr
Io mere being one mouth suspension in the Summer
Payments quarterly in advance-and no pupil will be adj
med Tor shorter time than the whole term of ten months
Books, Stationary, SC. will be furnished if reonreJ
oouCes'er' sept j, 1887 37-2am3m
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~ OilCE.-A petition will be presented to the mex
General Assembly Of Virginia, praying for the pas.
sage OF an act TO amend the act entitled an act to re-
vile, in the county Of Powhatan" passed The 27lb Fe.
bruary, 1916 JNO w DAME
September %. 4-oa,o
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N0fiCE-Was committed to the Jail Of Prince vii.
liam county, Virginia the 9Th day of June last a
negro Man "a runaway by the Of Ned he is about
SIX feet high, yellow complexion, between fortyfye and
nHy years OF age; he IS well known in this neighborbood
about six years back he sold TO trader and was "a
ken to the State Of Louisiana Gas the negro staes and
berty he has no papers Of emancipation The o,g,nr
Is requested to forward with proper antbentic
TONS and get his property; otherwise he will he do,I
with according to law. BASIL BRAWNER, Tailor.
August ~, m 80
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NollCE is hereby given, That a petition will be pre-
sented to the next Legislature of Virginia, praying
Tor an act authorizing the sale of the lands belonging 10
the Estate OF James H. Thuston, deceased lying in the
county oil Prince Edward, the Town of Farmvile.
October 20. A9-w1v
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~ VI lCE.-A Petition will be presented TO the newt
~ Legislature OF Virginia pravin, tor he ,sa e eA'
Law TO reduce the width Of The Cross Streets In the town
oil Scottsyiio, IN the County OF Powhaan in sucb wa
as; ' eIeSF an the houses now standing parts Of tho
80 C'V'9 "'coS IL IaulD October o.
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NoilCE-Any person DESTROYS of obtaining first rate
blooded Stock OF Horses would do well to call on
me very SOON either in person or by letter, by delay
GeSt BARGAINS might be lost propose to sell trade
the following horses The well known and fine bIooded
horse Murdoch (by Sir Chares his dam by the imported
Bedford out OF ke Airs she OF Shark she out of
"iidare she out of Lexington; she out of jolly
Roger; she out OF Spanking Roger, OF the old i'm
ported mare Miss Bell, years old last Spring. feet
nenes hgh ms colts are large, OF fine form colour
three year old Johanna colt beautiful bav 3 feet
inches high; his dam by old Forizcl, dam by the i'm
ported Robin Redbreast, dam Pandora, by Lampieh-
er, & dam by the imported Shark, q g dam bv
Baylors old Fearnought, dam by the thorough
bred imported horse Shock two year old colt and
TWO year old hlly last Spring, by Murdoch, out of Sir
old last Spring, by Murdoch out of Charles mare Two
mares in foal by Murdoch of which the dam OF the
Johanna colt named above whose colts have sold for good
prices TO MIR. WIN. X. johnson and Others
CHARLES c. GRAVES
N Is: Letters to Inc may be directed to Chesterfield
Nourl Ilouse' virginia. l4S-wifI October 20.
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SWAN TAVERN.-The subscriber returns his tba nks
~ to his friends and the public generally and would in
form mem that ne Is now located that long established
five minutes walk of the Capitol and the public Offices
paNs; "aie-h houses, Churches Post Office &c-Tbe
house has just gone through repair and has been
anu now III better order than knew il; his stabnS
large and commodous, and not surpassed by any in bs
cy' carriage Shelters large yard and abundant snnI r
hne water from the city Watering Works. his rooms r
but few, good beds, the of which are
ne are as good as the market Affords in addition 10 Tho
ways supplied with provender, in addition to the much
desired article fodder which the country horses is only ac
In that lie would say neither pains or Expense will he s
orehaer satisfaction His charges will be found as low or
ower man The usual ayer rates as low as n
va'e boarding houses He earnestly socits continuance H
ms laVern customers, and those who favoured The oil
swan. Members OF the Legislature are particularly in
@ 70 oa ne subscriber hopes by unremittng aen-
@ 70 business 10 snare that patronage which has been Ii
fSl,y oes,o"eu upon hlIn' VIM. HOWLETT
- 19-w1y
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IN ERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for Mecklenburg county, the first Monday
in September, 1892:
William Register, trustee; John Royser Thos Braine,
Henry Bame, Walter Brame, David N Carter and Hap
py his wife, Melchzedeck Brame Alexander Boyd and
Richard Boyd; also, John Crews, and Sally Crews chill
dren OF Nancy Crews decd, formerly Nancy Brame by
Josiah Crews their next friend and Elizabeth Brame wi
uow OF oah'uei brame, decd, Plaintiffs.
against
Joseph ID. Clausel, Samuel c. Brame and Peter Bailey
executors OF Samuel Brame Sen, decd; and the said
Samuel C. Brame, David Brame, James Brame John
Hayes and Elizabeth his wife, and James W. Brame lie.
gaees oil the said Samuel Brame, Sr., decd. Defs
The defendants, Samuel c. Brame and Peter Bailey
executors of Samuel Brame, SEN, decd and the said
Samuel {. Brame, David Brame, James Brame John
Hayes and Elizabeth his wife, and James W. Brame not
having entered their appearance according 10 the act of
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court and il
from satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF
this State on the motion of the plaintiffs, by Richard H.
Baptist their attorney, ii is ordered that the said defen-
dans do appear here at rules be holden for the said
court at the Clerks office thereof the first Monday in
January next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy OF this order be inserted some newspaper printed
in the city OF Richmond Petersburg for eight
weeks successfully and posted the front door of the
Court House of the said county. A copy.-Teste,
j. j. DAILY, ID. e. NJ. c. s. C. l.. c.
OctoOer K 42-wSW
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VAVERN at Boydton for rent or saie-I purpose
u rentng Tavern Establishment at Boydton Meek.
enburg Court House, consisting of mt houses sta
bies garden &c convenient and productive farm with
IN one mile OF the Tavern may be taken with the premises
u desired by the tenant; If purchase be preferred
will accommodate any person. The terms will be
BILE and perfectly accommodating, the time of paw
men Mr. Alexander Boyd is the present occupant of this
establishment but he will leave OH the 25th ay of De-
cember next have 10 remark, that there but one other
iavem at the place; that the County of Meckenburg is
large ana wealthy and that Randolph Macon College
large institution, is within one mile of the Tavern
shortly expect to make repairs about the establish
ment am anxious TO sell Tract Of Land about four
miles east oil Boydton, called the "Mne Tract" contain
ing 939 acres, which mostly of moderate SOIL but finely
timbered with pine and oak. This tract will be divided
required by purchasers accommodating as 10 pric
and credit For terms, apply to Mr. Beverly dnor
sident at Boydton, or Mr. William Penick my agent who
is In the habit OF attending Mecklenburg Courts Early
application is indispensable. JAMES BRUCE
October 2. 40 ,I,D
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lAPPAHANNOCK ACAD EN- This institution
H. will open the ensuing year on the 10Th January,
under the charge OF Mr. John c. Lawrence Principal
and MIR. Oliver White, first Assistant Teacher and az
fifty scholars are entered second Assistant win
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise ten
months, divided into two equal sessions The course of
Instruction 70 embrace me Greek, Latin aud French Ian
guages, together with Natural Philosophy and
the branches of English instruction, common in such In
stituiens
TERMs-SII0 so for board Washing tuition and libra.
y Fee IL bed and bedding be furnished by the Ste wards
Department. which is submitted TO Mr. Lawrence's 90
vernmen, additional charge OF six dollars will be
made and, II the Library ticket be not taken, deduction
OF 81 90.
The Board of Trustees in announcing new President
this Institution, deem tobe due Mr. Lawrence to
slate that from his cstimabe private character repua
ton as teacher, well from the CAPACITY of Mr.
White, evnced by the late public examination of his
classes in the Academy, and the strong testimonial Afford
ell by the suboined note OF Mr. Lewis the present Pin
cipal of the institution combined with the saubrv of m.
place and comfortable Accommodations there can baydI h
iound more eligible situation for youths prepare them
selves Tor College or TO receive good English education
JOHN III. BERNARD, President Of the
Board OF Trustees, 10y order OF the Board)
N. b. All applications must be made for entrances to-
Mr. Lawrence, directed TO Lloyds in Essex county, unk
Christmas, alter that time to him at the Academy POST
office. [50-lOw1 October % Isas
RAPPAHANNocK ACADEMY Oct r..
Mr. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the sinh
scroer III the management OF this institution, for absvts
twelve months past During this time his exertons have
been faithfully and indusouy directed TO the improve
men' oil his scholars Mr. VS. conduct has been such as
10 secure the affection and esteem of all who had the
pleasure OF his acquaintance. Ii affords me no small sa
tlsiacton to bear testimony to his amabe manners and
gen,iemany department., since he has been a member of
my family. CHARLES A. LEWIS ir
JOHN DICKERSON, Treasurer Of the
Board OF Trustees, (by order of the Board)
VuAVERN at BOydfOn for rent or saie-I purpose
renung Tavern Establishment at Boyd Meek
'enoug Court House. consisting of convenient houses
eS. q miami n.,~
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, SENATE, Wednesday,, 9Th Oct, 1892.
on reading the Bill which provided for the calling of
Convention OF the people of this State second time the
yeas and nays were taken, which AS follows
Ieds-Hon. II. Deas, (PresidenD Allston Ashe Black
Butler Capers, Campbell Cunningham, Donivan Du-
bose Dugan, Evans, Tickling Frampton Gregg Glover
Hart, Higgins Hill, Hunter, Lawton Martin Patterson
Peay pegues, Rice, Seabrook Thompson Warren Whit
ner, and White-3I.
.Ndys-Messrs. Conner, Chestnut, Davis, Dodd. Gauze
liuger, Roger, Manning, Mayrant, Montgomery, Read
Stone, Weson-I3.
The Bill passed a second reading by the Constitutional
majority of thirds and was ordered TO be sent TO te
House of Representatives
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HRH.H,E'aa,As

A CrrrzLN Of LANcAsrER, vrucrSr.
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JACKSON ELECToRAI. TICK EFT

JACkSON ELECTOKAL TICK EFT.
lst DIsrNIcT.-George Loyal. of the Borough Of
Norfolk
2d. John CarsiIl, Of SUSSEX.
sd. Jpnes Jones, IF .NoftOtc0y.
4h. Thomas NJ. Nelson, IF JNeckIcn6urg
9th. Archibald Austin, Of Bucking cham.
9Th. Richard Logan, Of HGIJar.
7h. Joseph Martin, Of Henry.
Sih. William Jones. Of Gloucester.
9th. William H. Roanc, of Rd,orer:
lOtI. Samuel Carr, Of .4I6emdrIe.
llth. Lawrence r. Dade, Of Orange
18th. Archibald Il. Harwood, Of King s. Queen
18Th. Samuel Blackwell cf Northumberland.
18th. John Gibson, Of Prince WHiam.
10th. Inman Horner, Of FGu9uier
10th. iIicrome l.. Opie, of JcqtTson.
l7th. James NJ. Mason cf Frederick,
18Th. John Mcmillan Of Broohe
19lh. Jacob ID. Williamson, of RockineEaDf
20h. Charles liealr, Of Boietotnf.
2Ist. Thomas Bland, Of Le,ris.
22d Andrew Russell, IF lVoshingto
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e,,or,, ,.... . FOR THE EMO UTRER,
n SltOKI APPEAL TO THE LACK SON AILSN

MINI
The election OF Presidential Electors il now spnroxi
maiingA short time, aud ii will have closed BE awake
BE on the asrt BE up and adding. Division is attr,nnt
cd In your ranks. The Barbour men are STRIVING IN ,.b
draw your support from Van Buren,, which would be in
effect withdrawing II from Jackson himself Suppose f,s
vote OF Virginia at the Presidential election to be so 900
suppose 5OOOO oil this number to be given 10 jackson
lSOOO 10 Barbour, and 3D. Clay. In such an event
Clay would get the electoral vote Of Virginia ,Sben sro
woum De majority OF 10000 against h-a majority Of
l0OOO lor Jackson This effect be seen by te re-
ieciive part OF our party-and il will be avoided Look
pray you, into the political character of tbesr Baon
men, VINO are trying TO distract you. They profess great
zeal, attachment and devotion Jackson HUI ask Your
selves how long has this the case2 How, lon il n
since many OF them were in the Clay ranks9 How many
OF mem nave been Adams men, and assuming neutral
character between Clay aud Jackson until recev2 How
m'cn nave hese nIddlc split, neutral men, abused Ge-
heraI jackson uhui recently Look the circumstance
at the propeing object and objects which have ro,,
them into The Jackson ranks. BE ware of them When
We oeSIe anVlce let us go 10 true friends In Our
movements let us depend upon those W ho have long acted
WIN us ne Judicous and able General dcpend upon
veterans a,'er than upon recruits Dcscrers are
always suspicious.
THESE Barbour men abuse Van Burcn-hey abuse all
hdl WI, ho' 90 with them. All the virtue and
" % oo cehres IN This party, according their own
wiz "seVeIauons and obstreperOps declarations Many
s Hno" ot what they do when they deciailn against
"i Du'c"' van buren was serving hs country, when
mey were 10 their swsdding cIohesin their cradles
Ihey ie you, he opposed TO the war II is not 50
nc sustained Az inc war measures with ZEAL ability add
consacy winch tested his patriotism; which proved his
Incorporating devotion his country lie went against
"o "yI OF MS StacsuDcfiOr numbers in the Lee s-
ature OF view York, Of which body he was anepber In
} su"Shh"g me war and all the war measures
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.,fembers Of Nhe COMMUNICATIVE conreniien.

The Opposition plying every engine tina, they
can employ, for the success of their cause. They
are bringing all their allies into the field for the No
vember election. They have got up letters from
ex-governor Schultz, ex-secretary Ingham, Commo-
dore Tucker of Maine the renegades WckIjffe. and
Daniel of Kentucky; and they have even evoked az
voice from the tomb of William Penn" They have
enlisted all the prosttuted presses in the country
and arrayed the apostates, Stephen Simpson, Duff
Green, Webb of N. York, and Morris of Phadel-
phia, on their side-but all the coalitions in the world
cannot save their ship from sinking Old Hickory
against the field He will beat Clayism, aud Anti
Masonry, the Bank and all its Swiss nercenaries. OH
every debatable ground. He will win the day i'm
Pennsylvania and in N. York. in Ohio and Kentucky.
and all the Hest. The people will prove too strong
for ull the Opposition
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elected. Why! Who're is tho superior strength of Mr.
van Buren,! lev days will give the answer; and will
be seen that while he is where choice are few
OF the people Of the United States who will submit to the
necessity of voting for him. His orthodoxy has not found
favor WIN the great mass OF the American people, though
It has been attempted by the jun,as of Richmond aud Al
6any, 10 render necessary for the friends more pop
lar and more orthodox men TO elect him. We will not
tempt TO calculate or TO Donoge Judge Barbour
esteem OF his counrymen The principles of political JUS
tce and truth are hNed they do ebb and How with ma
oriues or n'nori'ie and we satisfied to abide the re-
suit oil your deliberate decision, where the interests the
principles, the honor OF our country are so deep
~ involved THOS w. GILMER
NATH'L. WOLF,
CHAS. W. CARTER,
JAS. w. SAUNDERS,
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handsome majority. VIII not the friends OF Con. Jackson
IN Virginia also rally around the regularly nominated Re-
publican ticket! Barbour with Virginia's vote, cannot
succeed; Van Buren, may. Give il To Clay aud Sergeant
anu whom do you choose rule you! Men, whose
principles are at war with every principle which it has
oesn the pride and honor Ygnsns at home and abroad
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ICHMOND SEMINARY.-Tbe doIies Of hi. s..

EDICHMOND SEMINARY. The duties Of this Se-
q, minary resumed the LIST inst and will con-
be proaec ued with untlininiSled industry and
diligence the part of myself and my assistants Hay>
ing, during late visit TO the mountains purchased pro-
perry in the section Of the State nd that spe-
cuations abroad respecting the pefHaHenco my re-.
sdeDcc ia Richmond only my fellow -ciii.
zens and all others who may feet any interest In the aat
ter that have at present. intention Of removing from
This city; and viii further add. that sense of gratitude
to this community, will always mpel continue as
long possible in their service. VIM. BURKE.
Oct. 30. 5O-4t
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~ OT1CE.-The subscriber wishing 10 retire from pub
Tic business, would like TO out Tor term Of years,
hst we'll known establishments (rrsbgesTavern together
with the house and plantation IN The county Of Ches.
cFcd ~ miles above Richmond, tie main stage road
leading 10 Lyucbbusg u being now The hrst stopping
place with tic stages the many advantages that this place
would possess NJ enterprise and industry, IL
would be useless mention in advertisement, ~ II is
presumed any person wishing 10 avail himself Of such an
opportunity, will first and sec for himself would,
likewise, be wiling TO furnish the renter with smos any
description Of rniiurc any other article lat would be
suitable Tor such an establishment " early application be
made MACON TRABUE
October % 4s-wsw