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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06

NOTlCE.-The subscriber will sell his good and well
1N known stand in the upper part of Goochand county,
lying on the three chopped road 80 miles from Richmond
and containing 100 acres OF land with very good improve
ments good dwelling house with five rooms all in ex-
ceent repair for the reception OF travellers a tavern
stable, first rate store house, with counting room, all
and house for wagoners stay also fodder and hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary the
stable hs-rae garden and orchard all of the best fruit
&c &c This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road, has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester, Cupeper Court House,
Orange Court House. and Louisa Court House from thence
on TO James RIVER Through Buckingham, and to Carriers
vile, Cumberland Court House, &c &C This is one Of
the most healthy places in Virginia being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge Of the yard well
every other convenience which makes it inferior to none
Tor business. Any person wanting such place. will do
well TO come and view IT,, as bargain be had,
for cash, part time Possession will be given i'm
mediatey if desired For terms, apply the subscriber.
JOSEPH B. GLENN.
September If. Aft
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FHNAVERN at Boydton for rent or saIe.-I purpose
Il renting Tavern Establishment at BOydon, Meek
enburg Court House. consisting of convenient houses sta
bles, garden SC convenient and productive farm with
in one mile OF the Tavern, may be taken with the premises
desired by the tenan If purchase be preferred
will accommodate any person The terms will be
bic and perfectly accommodating, 70 the time Of pay
men Mr. Alexander Boyd is the presep occupant OF this
establishment, but he will leave it the 18th day Of De-
cember next have 70 remarks that there is but other
Tavern at the place; that the County Of Meekcnburg is
large and wealthy and that Randolph Macon Colleges
large institution, is within mile of the Tavern l
shortly expect to make repairs about the establish
ment am anxious TO sell Tract OF Land about four
miles east OF Boydton, called the "Mne Tract contain
ing 039 acres, which is mostly of moderate soil but finely
dmbered with pine and oak This tract will be divided
required by purchasers; terms accommodating price
and credit For terms, apply 10 Mr. Beverly Sydnor,
sident at Boydton, Mr. William Penick, my agent who
in the habit of attending Mecklenburg Courts Early
application is indispensable. JAMES BRUCE.
October 2. A2-t14Dec.
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WNOR SALE.-On the 18th of November next, shall
n offer for SALE fair if not, the first fair day therea-
ter, credit OF months, for all $780, for that
and under cash will be required the purchaser pur-
chasers giving bond with approved security bear
rest from the date he interest be remed if punctu-
ally paid) my Farm, Household and Kitchen Furni-
tre, Plantation utensils, and Stock of all kinds Also
between IL and $500 worth of prime Sole and Upper
Leather, (abOut half Of the latter in the rough though
well tanned) This Farm, together with superior Tan
merry, and patent Grst Mill; a comfortable Dwelling
House, with FIVE and porco and all the necessary
ouhouses OF substantial and timber; is beautifully
situated and well improved and Enclosed with good fence;
contains PA acres-60 of which is prime Meadow land,
as is proved by 20 of the same which presents fine
fields OF Timothy and Clover The Farm is admirably
waered and is located miles South East OF Warrenton
and miles only, from of the finest Altering places
in Virginia, and in neighbohood Boosting of as much
health, and better society, than is often met with in the
Old Dominion VIM. f. GAY, SR.
Fauquer, Oct 81. 49-tds
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WenricO NlIn.scrY.

fs{S$s THNHE subscriber offers for sale at his Nur-
14I4cSF n sery, upwards OF 10000 budded fruit
YpS trees, consisting Of 50 varieties Of apple, 20
z7kEps do. pear, Ia do. plum, Al do peach, rs do.
cherry, do apricot, do necarine, and / do. al
mond, nearly all propagated from trees in full bearing in
his own orchard, and embraces perhaps a selection Of
fruit that have not been surpassed for the climate Of Vr.
gina The trees particularly the apple) large and
thrifty many Of them feet high, and have fruit
them at this time, though only two years old With
spect TO appearance would challenge comparison with
the handsomest that have been brought from the North,
and the price from so TO as per cent less, reference
to the catalogue will shew, which may be had gratis Of
the subscribers at his Nursery at the Bookstore of Pc
ter Cotton, where any orders that may be left will be
punctually attended TO. JOSEPH S1NTON.
Grove, November let, 1892. SIT
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Dyc-Stuns,
&c. &c.
MUSCO IL. D4Y.
SIGN OF THE DLACK-BoY & MORTAR
MARKET SQUARE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

.oo HAS received his Fall Supply and offers For Sale
3oO0 lbs. EPSON and glauber sails $3.50 ~ - ~
zo0o do roll sulphur, 500 lbs sal aeratus
, ooo DO Hos do 1000 DO redwood
ZOO do. dry white lead
wv 10 chloride lime, 800 lbs putty
~ ~ cahisters pure verdegris
On hess Lewis No. and white lead in oil
5000 u W Gu green, 10 do sp. brown do.
800 los suck logwood, 800 do. ground do
'oVo DO lamp black, 1000 do. alum
~ ~ uerces lamp oil, barrels lnseed do
arS o oar tanners do. do spts turpenine
o oto cases Cologne water
ZOo dozen castor oil-udrious sizes-pEsr
ou 40 olive do, part superior
oo boxes fancy soap
window glass assorted sizes from ? - q % 1910,
from the Washington City, Ulster and Jackson Glass
GMaecabau, Rappec, Scotch, Natclitoches }s>,,-,,,,
~ pIS',"geh, MasSalapatum and Va. No 9. 0Norro'
Cioth, hair, hearth, busting, white wash -
amt, horse, shoe, and Weeping SbhoSHLS.
superior chewing tObacco,-Br0tcn's No
Fine cut do do
Segars from to $40 per 1000
Pearl ashes, sapetre, copperas, indigo and madden
and Florida water
Teeth brushes chlorine tooth wash and Juiube paste
Barclays compound of cubebs and sarsapaHla
Sulph Qulnine crated kali, piperne and oil of black
pepper iodine, solid. balls. copaiva spice mace nut
mess' Groves, mustard, race and ground ginger, black
red, and long pepper, lump and calcined nagnesia
hampton, caloine rhubarb, and canthardes
Peari barley, and cream tartar
Dental instruments
Hulfs patent and common trIsses
Govt and rheumatic drops elixir of health soma c; hit
tiers, and nervous cordial
cough drOps-a certain remedy colds coughs
influenza, hopping cough, asthma, consumptions, Sc
Anu lnercuria syrup, for purifying the blood
Antl-dyspeptc, and Anti bilious pills
Paste backing, and snuff boxes from 50 cts 10 ~ per
dozen
With great variety of articles connected with his line
business, by far too numerous for the columns of a
newspaper; all OF which have been selected with care
and will be sold for small advance.
Merchants and Physicians who visit the city this Fall
for the purchase OF such articles requested TO CALL be-
ieving they will be able lay in their supplies on as good
terms with the advertiser, with any other house in the
place. that is doing systematic business.
Oct IL. 45-6w
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KHY STOCK Of horses having increased TO a number
I'VE that renders it nconvenent to keep, have deter
mined disposing Of large portion of them terms
that must be satisfactory those who disposed to pur
ee) Brood Mares Colts and Fies ofal ages. NJ
consists Of Archys, Gohannas Charles La Fayees Med
terms accommodating am resolved to reduce the nun
Der, and bargains may be had " immediate application,
made They will not be offered publicly, that all who
are DESTROYS procure valuable stock Of Horses either
Tor the Turfor for breedng had better not delay their APP
plicaton. JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Oct. 10. dT-6t
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n OFFER for SALE my farm lying James River,
Isl called Dungeoness, containing 800 acres hundred
three of which is low grounds OF good quality with
sufficient quantity of wood. There will be about $50
bushels of wheat seeded the farm this my
accommodating. The land will be shewn by my over
the arm myself, living miles above Gooch-
land c. House. G.. WOODSON PAYNE.
Nov. 6. 52-St
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WOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.--He is a dark bay,
three years old last May, FIVE feet two inches high,
aud finely proporoned gotten by Tariff out Of Bedford
raised by the late Capt George Dabney, Of Hano
yer. Apply 10 Mr.. VIM. -. Taylor, Mr.. James Fon-
tame Mr. Taylor has satisfactory statement in relation
to the pedigree OF the Dam Of Young Bedford, furnished
by Mr. Chswell Dabney. of Amherst
August ~. l31-ti1 EDM'D. FONTAINE.
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November 6.

EINIRsT- RATE Estate for sate.-The Subscriber is
authorized TO sell 1928 of land, situated the
south side of Roanoke 6 miles south OF Boydton--he
property of Capt. Jno. Taylor and himself This tract
comprises 200 of rst-rate river bottom. The high
land is good and tobacco land as any in this
ton: large proportion in woods, wel-imbered. The
plantation is now in fine condition for large crops OF wheat
and tobacco; for all of which, both the bottom and
highland is admirably adapted. Attached the is
valuable Ferry, which, under good management, will
yield $500 nett profit per There is good Mill
site Tayors Mill Creek, miles from any other Mill
on that side OF the river. There is convenient dwelling
house with good out houses Within mile and half of
the estate is firstrae manu- featuring wheat Mill. The
Roanoke navigation and Petersburg Rail Road will afford
excellent and cheap transportation to market of the
products OF the estate. This land will be sold very low,
and accommodating terms the owners deternin-
ed TO sell il. GEO. I. TAYLOR.
Mecklenburg, Oct. 80 1892. SGT
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", iCE.-ln virtue OF Deed of Trust executed Inv
hooert Read TO the subscriber the 25ih av of lime
1895 oil ike Deed, executed the 26th dav of a.,
,oh' ana oil like Deed, executed the I'd dav of JuIy
iooo Tor certain purposes therein expresscd. ,.bcb
are oil record In the county court of Halifax shall
on e Nist DAY oil November next, the nro
oeeu 70 sell the Tract OF Land in the said Deeds men
oeu, 'ogether with twelve Slaves with the increase of
he females; twenty head of Cattle ten head or Uoro
TWO yoke Oxen and Cart, eight Beds and Furn,r 6S ~
mead Sheep, four dozen Chairs two black walnut j;n
aoies seven pine Tables, and ali the Kitchen and
nousehoid urniture and all the plantation tools. Az
All the utie or interest which said Read was entitled -,
oil me estate OF Paul Warrington (also comprised in M
said Deeds)-or cash. much thereof as will be s;
lent 10 meet the objects OF the said several Deeds of
rust. put am authorised by the creditors for whose
'he SAID Deeds were severay executed TO saw
VIA. ior part OF the land sale, credit of one and two
years may probably, be given. This land contains $50
acres DC the same or less lies on the main rood
leading from Mosley's ferry TO Halifax Court.bonso
SHOWN by the name OF Reads Tavern about half in Tim
oer the plantation in good repair and produces fine con
OF tobacco, corn, wheat and oats; the buildings IT,
tavern house, family house, store house and other on,
ouhuings ms situation may be considered a first rate
stand Tor Tavern and Store and worth the attention %
nose 1s, disposed TO engage in business.
ne ute TO the land is believed TO be good: hat oc;n
snail oil course convey only such title as ia
vested In me by the deeds aforesaid III the sale should
not be completed in day. il will be continued ~ h
succeeding day (22d November.) ~
49,, SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
az me same place and day. shall proceed TO sell nm
we've months credit, the crop Of tobacco corn Who,
'ats fodder hogs, and all other articles NOT named l.;
oove deeds OF trust and belonging TO the estate of R
Read, dec. mo 9 7 I,W uf T ~ VI ,NooeF' |
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NEOmsiemr HBIomdcI.


1FIetHOue 'IOutFHe q EHSetgHeWel IN We .7Tt W Dun
eng, WaLtzing, &c.
IANONSIEUR BLONDEL, according to his promise
I'VE to be in this city during the winter season. aud
grateful for the liberal encouragement he received last
winter, respectfully informs his former patrons, and the
inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity, that his Acade-
my for the instruction in the beautiful accomplishment Of
Dancing, commenced the lst Of November, and
will be continued until the ls of May.
Mr. Bondel, convinced that his strict attention TO bust
and as duy to please will obtain for him continue
~ Of public favor, when he proves by better evidence
han words, TO those who have honored him with their
confidence, his ability perform the duties deyovng upon
him. Nov 6 52-St
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ID D EMOVAL.-The subscribers beg leave TO inform
n ~ their friends, and the public generally that they
have removed TO the house recently occupied by Mr.
Nj. Radcliffe, @ doors above their old stand) where they
will continue to carry the Grocery and Commission
BuSinesS.-They have hand, general assortment Of
well selected Groceries, and invite their friends and those
OF Mr.. James M Radcliffe, TO call and examine for them
selves. STEPHENSON & RATCLIFFE
October 30. 50-4t
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~. [5O--3t] THEO. ROBERTSON.

K 4 AA REWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
~ a WV Der, on Thursday Friday night last,
Negro named NELSON, sometimes calls himself Nelson
Dabney dark mulao, with bushy head of hair, about
FIVE feet six seven inches high, thryve years old
well made, with pleasing countenance when spoken
by trade Coach Smith, and an excellent workman.-Ie
well known in this city, having been for many years
prominent coioured member Of the Baptist hurch.
have doubt he has obtained free papers Gas he is very
intelligent and both read write and will endeavour
get TO of the Northern Western States. Masters
OF vessels and Others cautioned against taking
the said Negro
will give the above reward, if taken out of the State,
and secured in any Jail that get him again. $50 (and
all reasonable expenses if deivered) if taken within the
State. JAMES BOSHER.
Richmond, 23d Oct, 1892 4s-G
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BY RITCHIIE A. COOK.

95 The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally and
week during the
rce ' same as he,e,Ooe Five Dollars
ecved in payment The Editors will guarantee the safety Of c
nng them by MALL postage of all letters paid by the writers
J- NO will BIO discontinued, H.
Editors until all arreaages have been paid up. " wv
have the tenth gratis ~ rNF'''' '"""
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One
~ cents No advertisement
sr assumed by this city its
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AAIlLL BE SOLD on the 10Th day of October next,
Wv on the premises, about 600 acres of Land, a
credit oil one two and three years. the purchaser giving
bond and security, with deed OF trust tho Land
cure the purchase money. This land lies WELL in heal
thy and agreeable neghborhood with portion of Apo
mattox low grounds and sufficient portion of wood land
Is good situation for tavern, being about eight miles
below Ranes tavern and at the fork of the Angola with
the Guinea road and is sold for distribution among the
heirs oil Lewis lsbell, deceased BY the
ADMINISTRATORS.
Cumberland, Sept H. Bids
IL The above sale is postponed the 22d day of No
vember next. G4S-td1 Oct %
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COMMUNICATIVE OFr1cE.

Richmond, October 10Th, 1882.
The parties interested, will please take notice, that 1
have appointed the 7lh of December next
the account directed in the foregoing order of Court
which day at o'clock, A. NJ they required to attend
my office in this City, with their and vouchers
ready for examination and settlement with office
pies OF the necessary Court papers.
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner.
November 6. 52-w4w
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NJ0TICE-The subscriber wishes sell three four
likely and valuable Negroes, and they sold for
fault would prefer selling them TO person
persons in this section OF country who may want them for
their Persons wishing purchase will please
make early applications: should they not be sold be-
fge the 10Th of December next, that being Powhatan
Court day, they will then be sold public auction
front of my door, to the highest bidder, for cash.
Scottsville, Nov. 6. T52-wtds1 RICHARD BASS.
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SStTORE HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE-Thc Sub
- scbcr has just completed large and elegant Store
House in Boydton Mecklenburg county, Va, which he
would rent or lease Tor term of years consider this
OF the best stands for large and permanent mercantile
business, between the mountains and tide watcrin adj
don its being the Court House, the College Gram
dolph Macon) lately erected in the immediate vicinity, will
go into operation in few weeks. The County is large,
wealthy and populous and the neighborlood respectable
and intelligent Any person wishing further inormalion
will please address at this place Possession be
had Immediately. VIM TONNES.
Boydton, Va, November g. 52-Sls
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uINOR RENT OR LEAsE.-The Tavern house and APP
n purtenances, Floods, in the county Of Bucking
ham The situation is remarkable for its heahiness and
convenience and would bc desirable persons disposed
to keep house of ENTERTAINMENT extensive board
ing school One both of the buildings yard garden
sc. would be sufficient. good bargain may be had by
early application TO me, in my absence, Capt Trent
Oct. 30. T2w#-50l J. W. FLOOD.
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N CHANCERY-VIRGINI the Circuit Su-
peror Court of Law and Chancery, for Henrco coun
ty, the 9th day OF june 1892:
benjamin c. Coghill, and John Elet, and Fanny b. his
wife, plaintiffs
against
John Sheppard executor of Benjamin w. Coleman, de-
ceased, Sarah Laughn, and Fountain Thomas c., Ann,
Sarah, Elizabeth and Kezah Laughlin, William p Fa-
rlsh and My W. his wife, My, AIicent Jones, Will
ham o. Barrett and Mary his wife, Moses Snead and Mar
tina his wife, Paul Derrett and Ann his wife, Thomas c.
Yates, George Yates John b. Yates and Mildred Yates
chaei w Yates, Henry Yates, Joel Crenshaw, admins
traitor OF John Sutton dec'd the Joel Crenshaw
Mlilcent bis wife, Temperance Lighburn George Jones
ana Mary his wife, John Sutton, Thomas G. Sutton Will
liam Sutton Paul Christian, administrator of Robert SUIT
ton dec d. the same Paul Christian and Polly X his wife,
.keziah Coghi and -- ScroggiRs and Mildred w.
his wife, Defendants
This in which the plaintiffs appear to have pro-
ceeded against the defendants Fountain Laughin Henry
Yates, John b. Yates, Joel Crenshaw administrator of
John Sutton deceased and the said Joel Crenshaw and
Mlllcent his wife, Temperance Lighburn, George Jones
and Mary his wife, John Sutton, Thomas c. Sutton and
William Sutton, Paul Christian administrators of Robert
sutton, decd, and the said Paul Christian and Polly X
his wife, and -- Scroggin and Mildred w. his wife,
VINO are out oil this country, the mode prescribed
law, against absent defendants they still falling to
and answer, this day to be heard the bill
for confessed TO all the other defendants and exhibit
and was argued by the plaintiffs counse On consdera-
ton Whereof the Court doth adudge, order and decree
that the defendant John Sheppard do render OF
his administration of the estate of his testator, Benjamin
w. Coleman, before of the Commissioners of this
Court who is directed to examine state and settle the
and make report thereof TO the Court with any
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself, which
may he required by the parties to be so stated.
| a Copy. Teste, VIM. G.. SANDS, D. c.
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n AND SCRIP.-One dollar and fifteen cents per
N is and will be paid for Land Scrip by the
subscriber, Washington City. For his responsibility
he refers any of the officers tile United States Branch
Bank at that place Any persons having Land Scrip
Washington, by forwarding power OF attorney, duly
thendcated, receive, sell aud assign their Scrip may
draw on him at sight to the amount.
PHIIO HALE
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NEW FANCY HARDWARE STORE.-The Sub
scriber has taken the house lately occupied by Mr.
William Allison as glass store, where he has opened
large and wellselected stock OF Staple and Fancy Hard
Ware and cutlery In addition TO which, he will keep look
ing glasses oil every description and assortment of coal
wood, and cooking stoves Itwoud be tedious
raesuiice it TO say that he keeps almost every article
usually kept in his line OF business His friends and the
public generally therefore, respectfully invited
TO call on him before they purchase.
Oct ~. G50--3tl THEO. ROBERTSON.
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NOrICE-On the second Monday in November next
" that being the 18th, and Louisa Court day, SHALL
by my AGENT offer for sale, al public auction, the pre-
county, subject however, to such liens may be of
in said county The property which offer is the follow
ing;-Ihe place on which live, known by the of
Louisa Court House, of which, as has been heretofore
offered for sale and particularly described deem pro-
per to say nothing than that it is very valuable
Persons Wishing TO purchase, examine any time
previous TO the day of SALE Twenty four slaves many of
which are very valuable and well acquainted with all
kinds oil domestic business-Also, variety of furniture
some OF which is valuable-my crops and stock of all
kinds.
Thomas Price, jr Of Hanover, is hereby appointed my
sole agent, who will direct the funds arising from the
sale 10 the payment of such OF my debts
by kens Persons who have liens my estate, par
ucuary invited TO attend, the sale will certainly take
place. and such persons will be considered purchasers
Tor cash. JNO. NJ PRICE.
Oct. ~. 47-ds
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NOTICE.-The subscriber expecting TO leave the coun-
y OF New Kent shortly requests all persons indebt-
ed to him to forward and pay, their bonds will be
left with attorney for collection.
EDWARD WATKINS.
Providence Forge, New Kent, Oct. 30. SIT
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EH(Iil. BE0l.E

We subscriber begs leave TO inform the Ladies' and
gentlemen, that he has recently received from The
VIII, splendid assortment of ORNAMENTAL HAIR
WORK, composed of all the various fashions now in nse
part OF which are the following: :" "'''
For LADIES Foa rur C,,,,, -
Friz,aW ~, ne ne pun Curs, Wigs, Toupets, Scratches
EvarJa,; u "i"g'e"' do' Whiskers and Mustachios
Snri sui do OF superior neatness and
WIZ RI anG + rlS DO workmanship.
and colours.
The Subscriber having in,norted n yer,, Io -
ment OF Curs, &c. can DISPOSE of The SAM &c gsor'
zen sets, at very low rates y VIC O
oeh'lenen keeping stores in the country ip stius
forget TO order few dozen of this beautiful work. for
the convenience of the Ladies in their neighbourhood
Nov b. 52-6t] w. REYNOLDS.
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TNNO TAILORS.-A Man Of the above business who
- can come well recommended, will find a first rate
stand At Milton, Albemarle, Va.
October 49, T47-GU VIM. j. PETIT, ?. NJ.
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FHNANNER WANTED.-rhe subscriber wishes to
n employ young man, a man with small family
that can come we'll recommended Tanner and man
OF sobety and good morals Persons wishing engage,
can apply in person, write TO me, White House Post
Office, Mecklenbmg county, Virginia, South side Roam
oke river miles above Gainesville
October 9. [ll-Ml ROBERT ". ONERBEY.