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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-07-05
Clay's Itch Ointnseaat.

CtttyS Itch O97aJ77se23t.
UM peasaniaess. safety, expedition, ease and GER
la, Infinitely superior 10 ANY other cure ior
Price IS cents per box.
Clay's Stomach Bitters.
THEY will Be found Is all c..e, of ,he tallovinr
v a;sscriRon 10 give relief:--Nausea, Hearsburn,
~. Sossyeness, Weakness Al the Breast. Pain
,or,. ~ Loss Of Appetite. and al other synp.
Price y cents box. = ~ 's' 4. Is
Pearl Tooth POsOder.
49, ce,eorated Powder needs no recommenda-
cos..D, - gentleman and lady should be in The
from scsv vs. - Hthey wish preserve their teeth
y White Price IS een, sssi box. ps''-
III " SGmael Bael. Ire & Beckwifh. and
49,: I. hat!, LitcA field. aad at uorious other
JGse %, 1891 a.
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Sharon has allowed and limited six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
Of the estate Of ~
JOHN PIERCE,
late of Canaan. deceased, represented insOls-
ent, TO exhibit their claims to the Subscribers,
duly appointed Commissioners thereon: and
we hereby give notice that we will attend to
receive and examine said claims, at the late
dwelling house of said deceased, on Thursday
the 2lst day Of June instant. at one o'clock
+. M. and on Monday the 18th day Of Mo-
vember next, at one o'clock p. nj.
BENAJAH DoUoLAs, I COH,mis-
SERENE b. GILLETr, siOTers.
CdnG0n June 8, 1889 9
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FOR SALE.

lA 0NE FARM in Winchester.
" about two miles north Of the
- Meeting House. through which the
-. Waterbury River turRNlkn passes,
2aS acres-on this fatin are two
barns, one nearly new, and q dwelling house.
One FARM IN Norfolk. on the road lead
ing to Winchester, about two miles from the
meeting house in Norfolk, containing about
ITO acres. On this are a house and barn.
One FARM in Canaan, on HOHsatonic Ri
yer, about l-2 miles south Of Dutcher's
Bridge-containihg 100 acres-allOf which is
bottom land of first quaIity--on two sides are
river and large creek. On it are house and
barn. For further particulars, inquire Of
GOODWIN g. GALPIN.
Litckfeid. June IS, 1889 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22
Eagle Hotel.

FHNHOMAS c. POWELL, late of the Bollingbrook
a Hotel, Petersburg respectfully informs his friends
ana the public generally, that he has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL, and will take possession Tuesday, the goth
inst when he will be prepared accommodate travel
lers and others In the best style Ii is his intention to
make many alteration in this establishments which he
mks, VIII have tendency 10 add much to the comfort
and convenience of those who may favor him with thel
patronage.
Members of the Legislature will be provided with com
portable apartments, and every eXeron used give them
satisfaction. Iii scarcely necessary TO say any thing Of
The advantages which this well-known Hotel offers su-
aed in the centre Of business and convenient to all the
puohc otnces His experience tusuhvs
HIN in saying, that nothing his part shall he waning Ia
render this establishment worthy of the patronage of the
public Nov 10 57-rf
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~ The Governor Of the Commonwealth IF Virginia
PROCLAMATION.

MA HEREAS vacancy hath occurred ia the Repre-.
Wv sentaion from this State, in the Congress OF the
United States, by the death OF Philip Doddrdge, Esq,
member oil the House of Representatives OF the United
States Tor the District composed OF the counties OF Mo-
nohgail Brooke, Ohio, Harrison, Tyler and Preston:
nave thought proper to issue this Proclamation, directing
me Shen OF the counties of Monongaa, Brooke, Ohio,
arrison, Tyler and Preston, Election
hed Tor Their respective counties composing the said Dis
ict on the first Monday in January 1885, for Repre-
sentative oil the said District the Congress of the Un-
ted s. ates
Given under my hand as Governor and under
lSEALJ the lesser seal of the Commonwealth At Rich
mond, this 10Th day of December, 1882
JOHN FLOYD.
December H. 63-w1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

E2KIQ~<z,a FENHE public are respectfully in
rgI192GIgnnst-t the Post-Ofiice Department, this
line is changed from three 10 six
times a week.
The Stage will leave Richmond and Lynchburg every
day. Saturdays excepted aud arrive in each place
day, Sundays excepted As this extends no
farther than Lynchburg passengers Tor the South, either
by Peeks weliod's line via FlrmvilIe, Hampton sgd
ney College, &C., by Smiths line through Danville TO
the Carolinas Georgia, &c. TO the Southwest, through
Alabama and Tennessee and to the West via the Water
ing places in Virginia. and Guyanotte on the Ohio RI
should, unless they wish spend day in Lynch
burg leave Richmond Mondays Wednesdays, and Fri
days The Coaches on this line and are not ex-
celled in beauty, strength comfort by any use;
the horses good and the drivers accommodating skill
fu aud steady. In consequence of the great improve
ments recently effected and those in contempa
In tho Steam Boats navigating between Richmond and
Baltimore, with which This line three times
week. going and returning) facilitating the intercourse
between those points beyond all previous example, can
confidently recommend my line TO travellers from the
West, Southwest and South, in their trips and from the
North-the time required to accomplish them, and the
exPences varying hut lille from any other line and in
point of comfort exceeded by none, IL equaled by any
A. PATTESON, Proprietor.
N b. All baggage packages, SC. at the risk of the
owners thereof.
December %. 6S-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

> APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-This institution
81 u will open the ensuing year the 10Th January,
under the charge OF Mr. John c. Lawrence as PrncipiI
and Mr. Oliver White first Assistant Teacher; and
soon as nifty scholars entered second Assistant will
be procured The scholastic year will comprise ten
months, divided into two equal sessions The course of
instruction 10 embrace the Greek Latin and French Ian.
guages, together with Natural Philosophy Geometry and
the branches OF English instruction, in such In
situations.
TERMs-SIIO so for board, washing, tuition and libra.
ry fee. IL bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department, which is submitted TO Mr.. Iawrenccs 90.
verninent, additional charge of six dollars will be
made, and, If the Library ticket be taken deduction
of s 90
The Board of Trustees in announcing new President
oil Tins Institution, deem 10 be due Mr..
state, that from his estmabe private character and rcpa-
tion as a teacher, well from the capacity OF Mr.
White, evnccd by the late public examination of his
classes IN the Academy, and the strong testimonial
ed by the subjoined of Mr. Lewis the present Pn
cpa OF the Institution, combined with the aubTity of the
place and comfortable Accommodations there can hardly be
found more eligible situation for youths prepare them
selves Tor College, to receive good English education
JOHN II. BERNARD, President of the
Board Of Trustees, (by order OF the Board)
~ Is. All applications must be made Tor entrances ia
Mr. Lawrence, directed to Lioyds, in Essex county, until
Christmas after that time TO him at the Academy Post
office. [50-IOw1 October %. is32
RAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY, Oct. g.
Mr. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the sub
scber, in the management of this institutions for about
Twelve months past During this time his exertions have
been faithfully and indusouy directed the improve
mcnt OF his scholars. Mr. WIS conduct has been s ch AZ
to secure the affection and of all who have had the
pleasure OF his acquaintance II affords me no small sa.
tsidction TO bear testimony TO his aable manners and
genilemanly department, since he has been member OF
my idihlIy. CHARLES a. LEWIS, jr.
JOHN DIEKERSON, Treasurer of the
Board of Trustees, (by order of the BoarLN
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EsY RUTCaHIE ~ COOK.

0 The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally and
Price, tho same as hce,oioIc Five Doas
vance. Notes of shattered banks
eoivcd in The Editors viii
hng them by ma the postage all letters being paid the
OCT No will be discontinued, but of
Editors, until all arrcarages have been paid
9 Whoever will guarantee the of papers,
bavo the tonth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
square, less first insertion, each continuance,
% cents No advertisement inserted
o. assumed by in this city OF its envrons.
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THNRUST SALE.--By virtue of deed Of trust executed
a TO the subscriber, by William Browne bearing date
the 18th August, 1892, and duly recorded in the County
Court OF James City and Hastings Court OF Williamsburg
shall proceed TO SELL Thursday the Sd OJanuary 1881
Lar Otherwise the next fair day. The late residence OF
the said Browne, in the city of Williamsburg the Houses
ana Lois known as the Paacea of Land in James
cry, known by the name OF Lombady, estimated to con-
tam 40 acre-also the following slaves Eyy, Lefty, Kit
ty, Peggy, D!vy and wife Sally, Molly, Nancy and her
two children, Julia and three Children Henry, Ben, Win
ney Charles and Ned; also all the household and Kitchen
iurhiure single gig and harness. and the said Browne
Library, consisting OF several hundred volumes.
The terms Of sale will be cash for the slavesthc real
property onerd cash. The balance six and twelve mouth.
credit, with deed Of rust to secure the paymene re-
mainder OF the property will be sold on a credit of six
months, for all sums above ten dollars
JESSE COLE, Trustee
" Williamsburg, Dec Z, 1882. 61-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

GESrLrMEN:- Boiu braughes of the Cener q Assem-
hy convened 900 Jh' Hall OF Representatives Yesterday
iud proceeded To- blO Got Scta'or in Tire place OF JOHN
ripton, whore term Of service will expire on he 81 Of
VI Tch meSt several candidates Ncre put To- nomi-
nation ~ hcr respective hends, the principal Of whom
John Upton, Oliver ~. Smith, r. Boon, Jonas
han McCary, James 6. Reed and a. Psucrson.--
Crest eyertion oni 30 Ellie excitement have been pro-
ducea by his siecd51, 'ad parties hare teen throYn
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V1KGHsXa, s.gTgs.ass7, DEcEWasER ~. :

Sn NEGROES AT AUCTION-on Thursday. the
OV 9th instant at 10 o'clock, will be sold in front Of
our auction store, hy valuable Negroes any in Vir-
g'nia; consisting OF backsmiths carpenters savers
seasresses cook one dairy maid aud plantation hands
among them, some of the best seeds and ploug hmen-
A are from one estate, belonging TO gentleman W ho
intends TO move from this quarter
J. & $. COSBY s. CO., .aucfioneers
Decemper B. 62-2awtd
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'HNo BROOKLYN C. GRIFFIN, formerly of Halifax
Cour-fiouse, ptrginid :-Sir,-Not knowing TO
what place to direct letter you, take this method of
Informing you, that by writing me- at Halifax Court
House, you may receive information greatly to vour adj
vantage. JOHN c. NICHE.
n B--Any who is acquainted with the place of re-
sdence OF Mr.. Griffin, would confer by informing
him OF this notice: ii is supposed that he is in
the western part of the State.
Dec ~ 67-3t
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a GENTLEMAN we'll calculated TO manage a Farm.
IN and one that has had considerable experience wishes
employment as an Overseer the ensuing year Sasf,corv
testimonials OF his character and capaby be pfodnc
ed Any communication this subject, directed TO Ri.
chard beasley, Snapsvle Post Office, Chesterfield county
will be promptly attended TO.
Dec ~ 6S-2ts SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

Va OO4Nb LhDl ES' SEMINARY The of
IL this Institution, will commence OH the first of J,ua
ry next, and close the first of May
f. +. ROOT ROOT, '' Principals.
Mrs f. W. Todd, Asssistan, Teacher In the English
Department.
Mss L. Mansfield, Teacher of Music Painting, aud
Drawins.-Anoher Assistant Teacher will be employed
Tor the next session.
ExPENsEs.-Board and Tuition, in all branches,
Tor year OF ten months, $3.50 90
Board and Tuition in English branches ONLY 100 90
EN- Dollars will cover all contingent expenses.
o Day Scholars for Tuition in Music 25 90
In Languages On 00
In Painting anI Drawing, Is 90
In English branches, d 90
Board in Genteel families in the neighbohood can be
had for seven dollars per month.
Scholars may enter the school any period in the term
and VIII be charged from such time according to the above
rates But no deduction will be after entrance for
absence Tor that ter except in Of sickness aud is
desirable that the pay for the term should be i'm advance
references President Gushing, Saml. C. Anderson
Esq, Key - r. Souon oil Prince Edward, and DR.. VIM
Dupuy OF Nooway.
Prince Edward Court. House,Va Dec 8. 46-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

NV YORK., Dec. TO,
Practical E.fce,s Of dlfcaiion--rhe annexed ex-
tr1ct Of leer ou one Of the itst commercial houses
n Charleston, shows already. tat mischief AID loss are
bceinug hy reason OF hc of the rulers Of South
CarohuJ:
"CHARLEsToN, Dec. 3 We have your letter Of the
2Jh ut roget wc cannot report any progress in tie
sale Of your goods, anl wc advise you seud more
here 90 presene Modification doctrine IS putting VS.
a n confusion, and viii 10 I'D commercial matters much
mischief"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

~ BskOEo FOR lIlRE.-On Tuesday, the 1st day
IL Of January, 1893 will he offered for hire for the
year. at the tavern Of Mr. Seth Saunders in the county
Of Caroline, Gate the residence Of Col Charles Tod dec
all the slaves belonging 10 the estate of Edmund Pepde
ton, dec consisting Of about one hundred unusually likely
men, women, boys and girls.
EDMUND PENDLEToN, Executor.
Dee. 22 es :,
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HRUCKLAND.-Fo Sale, that valuable Plantation
u - on James River, commonly called auckland, adj
joining Westover containing 1860 acres The land said
10 De equal to any OH the river below the falls Posses
sion TO be given the LIST January next Should il not
be previously disposed of at private SALE it will offered
at auction, at Petersburg, Thursday the 9Th instant
Further Information respecting will be afforded by John
Allison, Esq, OF Peersbnrg John r. Tripett, Esq, OF
Richmond or the undersigned a Norfolk.
Dec. 22 I6S-tds WILLIAM GRAY
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+ ANDIN CHE>TERFIEi.D FOR sALE-Bv vir !,

AND in CHE>TERFIEi.D FOR SALE-Ry vir
H. tue OF deed OF trust executed by christopher h.
Cook, bearing date the llth day OF December 1926 10
John Sraiton and Charles Woodson, and OF record in
the County Court OF Chesterfield, Tor the purpose
curing to John Archer The payment ofcerian OF mo-
ney therein specified, shall on the l6 day OF Janus
ry, 1888, upon the premises sell to he highest bidder
for ready money, the Tract OF Land conveyed i'm said
or 80 much thereof az shall be sufficient satisfy the b4-
lance sill due, together with interest and costs. The
tract contains l2b acres less lies upon James
River and joins the lands OF John Archer, Marley c.
aihal and George Cox and is known Edson's Boat
lad ' he land will he shewn by DIR J. a. Archer, or
Marley c. Waltmll, living Acting Trustees, we
will convey such title as il vested in as SUCH which
we believe 10 be unquestionable.
JOHN STRATTON,
CHAS +. WUODSON,
Hachersville p. q llh Dec 1892 67 tia
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NEW ADVEIsTIs EyaENTS.

EDUBLlC SALE-The Subscriber, acting under and
by virtue OF Decree ofhe Superior Court Of Spott-
syivaI will sell, by public auction Monday the 18th
day OF January next the Bowling Green in the county
oil Caroline, all the belonging the of
late Mrs. Lucy Taiaerro.
The negroes amounting to "a consist of men, wo-
men, boys and girls, and will be sold credit OF II
months The purchaser 10 give bond with approved sec
rity. MARY b. STEPHENS
80 ddmr. Of Lucy Taiiafero
Occ. Gz 6S-wtd
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q NLOVER SEED, &c. c. READ offers Tor sale the
~ following articles most Of which have been very
lately received, and the others daily expected
80 bushels clover seed
20 bbls apples
20 do. Newark cider
If do. beer aud ale
do. Tanners oil
90 gallons winter strained sperm oil
6 hhds. ST. Cfox and New Orleans sugars
70 bags old Java aud green coffee
chests very fine Imperial aud Gunpowder tea
10 drums and l6 boxes fresh figs and prunes
86 boxes window glass
81 kegs cut nails assorted
tons Swedes, English and Country iron
do. castings, assorted.
Farnvillc, Dec. H. 1892 "a q,
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ANHARLorrEsvILLE FEMALE sEMINARY--

a CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY. =
~ School for young Ladies, he conducted by Mis-.
H. SedTnS late OF Boston, will be opened at Charloes-
vile on the lOh OF January. This Lady's expert
ence IN this avocaiion, as well in Boston Edge Hill
in Albemare, her exemplary character and assluiiy in
her pursuc, were the Inducements of our cti-
zens 10 invite her Charlottesville SrhnnI will
embrace all the branches OF finished English Education
months. The French and Italian languages will also be
taught; Tor which there will be additional charge OF
i've dollars; aud the extra charge for drawing
Music will be taught hy Lady, whose qualifications for
this duty unqueslionablr for this, there will he Sc
parate charge OF $l5 per session.
This school will be taught the house OF Mrs Kelly
And she Is DESTROYS OF receiving her family youDp
ladies' who pupils of Miss. S. She is induced TO do
this by the deep interest she feels in the subject OF cuca
ton. And she will exercise a moral and religious iutu-
those inrusted TO her care. 1t will he her
pleasure, TO train them in those habits and principles
which essential to well balanced female charac
The high character OF this lady and the convenience OF
her residence Tor such purpose, leave little be desired
by parents and guardians who wish place their daeh
wards school Her residence combines spacious
apartments, with heathful and retired situation
Her terms for board will be $50 per five months pava
BILE half in advance For this she will furnish dieting
washing lodging, fuel aud lights. Those wishing fur
Their information upon this subject NAV acquire il bv re-
ference 10 DR.. Charles Cooke, +. W. Gilner Thomas ]
Randolph Ope Norris John II. Jones, A. Cemett OF Rice
W. Wood, Esqrs. [Dec GI-w4w
Dear Sir: Miss II. Searns was member of nv
family for three years and have every opportuni-
ty of estimating her qualifications as an instrctress OF
young Ladies, which deem of the highest order
know lady TO whose care should as cheerfuIy con-
ide the intellectual aud moral instruction of my daughter
She Left TO return 10 her friends much our regret car
rying with her the highest respect aud garmest attach
ment OF both parents aud pupils With great respect
yours, THOS. J. RANDOLPH
To RICE w. WooD Esq
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Ha'chersviile y. % nth Dec. 1882. 81 tbs

AZ ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor of valuable
-hA tract OF land lying on the Kanawha River, near its
junction with the Ohio and contiguous TO the village Of
Point Pleasant DESTROYS OF exchanging for
fair valuation. The consists oil GOT acres mostly
bottom land aud portion OF in cultivation. 1t has been
pronounced by gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one oil the most valuable tracts the Kanawha. Any
person who may be disposed to make the proposed ex
change is requested TO address Major Lawrence Lewis
al wood'awn' near Alexandria, d. c., giving descrip
ton OF his negroes aud their prices.
December 10. 65-2,wtIstM,
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59-w4w


NHISS MARY E. CRAwFORD'S Female School will
1VE continue the ensuing year, at her fathers, on the
stage road, miles below Louisa Court House where
six eight small girls be accommodated with board
The usual branches OF an English education will be
taught and the srctest attention paid to their morals and
health, as well as their mental improvement.
The School will commence 18th of January next
and terminate on 10Th of December following with one
months vacation in the summer.
Price of board and tuition 800 for the scholastic wear
with AN extra charge of So for neede-work.
November 80.
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oIlCE-The general meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Bank Of Virgini0, will he held according In
The Charter, at the Bank the first Monday January
next. A. ROBINSON In Co<b;er
December 8, 1882 62-,c
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Sussex, Dccenber17.

HTNION SCHOOL, ALBEMARLE-The subscribers
o. will continue their school the ensuing year In il
Will be taught the Greek Ltn French and English Ian
guages, Geography and Arithmetic. The Mathematics
VIII be taught, should they he able procure assistant
qualified to teach them, OF which notice will be given
iher terms are Tor tuition, thirty dollars The scholastic
year; and board may he had with either the subscribers
or in respectable families in the ncishborhood at eighty
dollars for ihe same term, every thing fnrnsed-The
school will be opened Monday, the l4t Of January and
with vacation OF the month Of July, will terminate on
the 10Th December.
GENrLEMAN well qualified TO teach Mathematics
aud the Greek and Latin Languages or Mathematics
alone, will be ciglbly situated by taking an interest in
one establishment Application to be made TO either of
inc subscribers as early possible, by letter directed to
Charioucsvlle, va FRANK CARR.
JNO Il. CARR.
DecelhOcf y. 6S--MIIIJA
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a oAL PITS TO RENr.-The lease of the sub
" scriber's Coal Pits TO Mr.. Chubb ending with the
present year, he Is DESTROYS OF leasing them for further
period They are in good order Tor raising COAL and are
provided with all necessary machinery and fixtures and
there Is reason TO believe that in their present state
years work can be carried with advantage; and that by
further exploring, (he expencs OF which he willing to
lncur large body OF coal may be found accessible from
The present shails Persons disposed 10 lease may exam
me the PITS and inspect survey and plat OF tem and of
the ground above.
Should he not lease them before the LIST January next
which he would prefer, he intends work them himself
and "a that event, will be DESTROYS OF hiring 30 TO 10
good hands, OF which due notice will he given.
Dec 10. 65-5 JNO. WICKHAM
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HOUSE OF REPREsE NTATIyFS

Mr.. Anderson, iron' the Committee Naval Affairs,
reported billn addition to The set for the gradual inc
prOvemen Of the navy Of Tie United State; winch bill
was read the FIRST aud second time, and committed.
Mr.. Anderson, from The Committee Naval Affairs,
reported bill provide for constructing thrce steam bat
teries; which read the frs, aud second time, and
committed.
On motion Of Mr. Speigit, the Committee on Military
Aalr5 war discharged from the further consideration d
he memorial Of tie Prudential COMMITTEES Of the Amerl.
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~ OFICE-By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed te
me by Edward n. Bosseau and Of record in Ches-
teried County Court Clerks Occ,I will sell for cash.
AZ Chesterfield Court house, on The second Monday n
January next (beng Court day) five six likely slaves
belonging to said Bossesu for the purpose Of satisfying
some Of the objects mentioned In said Deed.
JOHN B. GO0DE, IIuslss
peeembU,io. 87--wtd-
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Mr.. White, The Delegate from Forids, gentleman Of
great legal aainmcns, has been appointed one Of the
Commits toner's TO form cole laws Tor the District of
Columbia, in The place OF Mr.. DojdiJge deceased.--
alexandria Gazette.