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Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE.

* WAS COMMITTED TO Tho JsiI NJ
.AD Wilkinson County, State Of MIssissip.
~ p, as runaway, on the 9th dav of
M Feb'y, (inst,) BY Danl. Bass, Esor
49, sambo Negro, who says he Is an In,
dia9 Of The Cherokee tribe; had on
when committed, linen shirt, and ne remSindsr
OF he dress, in Indian costume. lie eals hinoSsIe
Jim '--says he is from New Orleans, and was 90.
about six feet high. 'S4'' O'O' anu
INC owner Of the above described shave iare-
ques.eu % come forward, prove properly, pnv
ii, ses, ana 'ake him out Of Jail, otherwise he
wiz De uealt with as the law direcis
woodv;u. Ft sENJ. TURBEvILLE, Tailor.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
Notice.

Of II.l ,ah Undersigned Administrators or,ho r.
,er rioSATIo STARK, decd, will NJ The \, 'e Estate
nson, preseo, a,0Oa'e Ss Court Of the County Of WHY
oresaid SofSnaI 81, account as Administrators a.
u,s ELIzABESTIPTfIp zlAlSIPfpi sT1RR 13a allowance.
"o0avle' March 90, ioss. ' IAN Aa@rS-
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
LLAvICA LllI,I NIXON,
HENHAnAn RfrWa-
NOTICE.

onen a. persons person. indebted to Geo. Pordov,..
ted 10 so,, Or otherwise, are respeelv o
ftbe new e same on or before tbo rst 'U,o ,.oo
March 81. 1aao d 9. PoINDEXTER.
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Southern planter., 1832-04-21

BY viEluo of on order Of lie Orphans' Court Of
Wilkinson County, obtained a. The January Term
thereof 1882, tho undersigned Administrator Of
John Connell, deceasod viii sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder. on credit Of six months, all
The Pasonhl properly belonging to said Connell, i,
deceased, consisting Of Horses, Caale, Hops, Or
ep, ffonschold and Kitchen Farniturs d,c.--The
sule 70 take place on MONDAY tho a5rd OF Anil
next, 1882, at the plantation Of said deceased, near
Woodylle, -purcliasers giving bond and security
according 70 law.
II. coNNELL, Admr
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

CHAUNcEYS. g. II. D. KELLOGG con.
tinue to practice law as heretofore Their OF.
fee is opposite the Bank.
e. W0OduiHe, january 9, 1889. syi
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
DIR. GEO. Q. .Fc W.HORTER

Is to be found al all times at his Office, adiacen,
the 2fhce Of SIXTH 4 FARRAR, or at his dwelling.
me house formerly occupied by Captain Wade
when not engaged professionally.
Janndry &c, 1885.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NQTTCE-

!. I ! !. :: = ! !. : ] : u ! ! ; : !. !: !. ! i ! !.
COMMITTED to the Jail Of A.
M mite County, State Of Mississippi, by
A William Stewart, Jr. Esor., on tho
ANG 10Th February 1899, a negro man
ND who calls his namo BOB, and says
NN he belongs to Alexander Dewal, liv-
S@I6-a1Aing about a half mile above Baton
Rouge, La on The opposite side Of the river. -
Bob Is about 90 or so years old--dark complexion
live teoi ~ inches high---had on when com.
mltted, cotton shirt, French drilling panialoons,
valencia vest, an old WOOL bat, woolen socks, and
good negro shoes.
The owner Of said negro Is requested to pay
charges and take said negro out of jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, SAf. & Jailor
80 Amite County, M.
Libor'y, MI February go, 1855. q
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE.

WAS committed TO the Jail Of
M Wilkinson County, State ofMissis.
A nPPi, as q runaway, on the a8th
ANO day Of NOvember last, by G. ID
AA boyd, EsqT-, negro man who calls
XIII his name DAVID, and says he be.
s~a,aA longs TO Mr.. Winfield, trader
Se'd negro - dark completed, about feet s o,
inehes nigh, about 90 years old--had on when
committed hnSey wOOlsey coat, cotton shirt and
pantal0ons. ,ae
Tho owner Of the above dosefibed negro IA M
ques'ed 70 come forward, prove property, Iay char
80 ane take him out Of jail, otherwise he will be-
dealt with as tho law directs. - ~
BENZ. TURBEVILLE. .yrilor
December 3, 1884, as '"''O''
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

.,,si - = anoesslgned Executor Of ,he Ia, ,t,n
A. ~ ,.s'sa. c... g, g, saias Kaig, deceased = l
Az nsA. 4 Prl Term Of the Orphsnss Co... w,li y
esi P... 4. bis final account Vim y,
II ''''S, Sr's,ai rss,sleneni and allowance
N.,,h I, ,.ss 3 JOHN KAIGLER, Ereomo,
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE

10 ,te,eIs o. Administration having been oroD,od
- lne undersigned, on the Estate Of O5cJ tI'eu GTi.
uscsasee, oy the Orphans Court of Amite cn,n,'
a. ue FEBRUARY Term, 1899, Of said Conr, ~
PERSONS heNng claims against the FstS,e os -s,1
tben,;cond are required to present them propov
,v,h;n ea Nv 70 The undersigned admipisrs,cr. au'
ever bo,reS rue me prescribed by law or they will be or
LAVICA NIXON.
A5u,-, BENIIADAD Nixon
April 9, 1880. 4''T '"Ton, Deeeased
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
Orphan,' Co,,r,

Wi WI OF MlssIssIPPI( Orphans' Cogrt
rIIn rS,uson County. February Term taao
ne Adminisintrix ofthe Estate of Jo,eaG .
.i,en'cy, deceased, having returned 10 this c.;
~, OF claims presented against the Estate
1gnle-aad also an account Of the personal Al Sau
ps.y q SAID Estate whereby il appears ,ba, Plo, S
s;.ons. property IS insufficient to pay tho dsbs
s;,so5 oap Es,a'e is therefore order Nv, a
estate of sS sS - az persons interested n tha VA,
Nav Tsy% Sso &C nsney, 10 come forward al tbe ne ,es
,ea :. la,s Uouri, to shew cause VIII WIN "ya ~
paw the Ssb,. .sa deceased should not be soId -
Nuue copy ftom the Records -A,,o.,
Ep"' FELTUs, cn.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
JAN COrEMXTMENTs
NOTICE.

'r NOTICE.
WAS comr'itied 70 tho iail 0f A.
&1A mite county, Mississippi, by Charles
~ \ Davis. Esqr as a runway, on the
Sd day Of December, 83i, Negro
Man calling his name HANNIBAL,
-a~=-e@t about 93 years Of aRe--yellow com
plecton--5 feet 8 ~ inches higb--has large
scar on bis forehead--rnfher over his left eye
also small scar under his leii eye--Said. negro
says be belongs 70 Wm Denton living on Red River
that he was purchased BY said Denton in New
Orleans, with Eve oibeu-and that they were put
on board Of The Steam Boat Washington, which
touched at @Pon Hudson al which place herun-
away.-Said negro hadon when committed blanket
roundiackef, blue domestic panialoons, an old
checked shirt under fine cotton shiFt--wool hat.
The owner Of said negro is requested to comply
with the law, and take him out Of iail.
MORGAN DAVIS. Szg. 4 Jailov
Liberty, Mississippi, December 4, 1881 40
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
$50 REWARD.
Stopthe Thief Stop the Thief

VAS VAS Stolen from my stable, 6 i-q m;l.s a.,
oil Woodye, on the nigh, of tho Io,I ..'. eA.'
A DARK SORREL HORSE
about IS hands hieh. teaDs old-ho -,
in his face, which between ,bo ss., S nss oiaze
nearly, an arched neck, busby nsne .rd = -, ~
ne later has frosty colour at the root Sh;aJ I
wn,le haif way to the ho1gh, little White ~ ,eg
oi ms lore feet, shod before--IIe has also que
y Or grey spot just above the left bipwbs I Ios
gelher compact, well formed horse--b. ,a"o u'o
anu 'To's smoothly and gracefully. and ,,he l~Ses
ug carries his tail to one side6e Is ve,y s;,.n ,It'
= WI, give $50 reward ifstolen by white sr,'rSl
' s'olen OF rode fby negro, liberal reveal
oIIpng III % me circumstances, to any persor ~
w. restore him 70 his proper owneftbo mnJar Jmo
Nal 49,, -. LEWIS NJ. GARRETT
mach 18th, 1880 IL i =
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
sspssaI s's'e Court q StSalss tSsaseei, Western D.ae
- JANUARY TERAiA. D. fssa

ea'ah 8. Boyd 4 Upon opening az. .....
w;u. and Il appearing 10 ,be SssSs' sa,;o
lllam lloyd faction Of the Com, ~, ,4'Is. M.
sslsnasnt William Boyd is not reHiSsn, .ds S ,; ias
sIals he resides beyond the Iiss ,bsrsos y s 'Ds
uPon motion Of compliments counsel /, sno
"a ne SAID defendant William J. Bovd snnso,
s.n u. an.wer Or demur, to the said compsirsn,,'
,l.s o. aF before the first day Of he peS, I,',,
~ =. ms Court, and in default thereof ,be ~;
~. " s's.. snn things therein contained win be,".
~ ~, ~ !. agalpst him, and such decree
asi aud Il Is further ordered sbaf ~ unable and
g ceuee copy Of this order to ba nnS.ps 'S'nans
yees' ior thfee month";, in he oaes
= ~ Ryeipped m the town Of fWoodve ca,taJ ,9l
fiapteb" and copy Of The ss,,s s1es 'ne
q y ~ door ofthe Court House Of A.. r'S post
y goI the aamespkce oftime. 80 y 4'o'ns Coun-
y ---.-ls- 1-e.ea.-- JAS. "A. GIRAIfT1, IN.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

HHto inerbss he fciiics between ne City of Nov.
- Orcom 40 Bay Sarah, the BagOu Sarah 8teaB
Boaf Conpaay have purchased tho naW and Hplendid
STEAM BOAT TELEGRAPH, (row Prcasufe) and
intend running her regularly belween the above ports
fsucAiag af ah tit0Hediafs fnldtlgs.
The iins Of packets no~ consists Of the columbia,
Capt r. Mumfosd. fha Cotton Plant, Capt. c. Laurent,
eho Isiastalh, Capt G .. cpno
Their days Of departure from Bayou Sarah, vii
Be o. followe;
Ths c0iBbia, Capt Mumiord evay Fsisy q u o'clock.
The Qltion Piant, Capt Laurant. Wednesday ~;
The Iagrapb Capt ctane. Sunday u.
VIII depari from New-Orleans-
The Columbia, ovcFy Tuplday a. 10 o'clock
Cotton pl1nt, 8uhday 10 oclock;
Ieleguph. Thursday 10. It1 i
The shove boah eli of the first eian. commanded
By men experienced 10 ht pede, By whom no exeftions
will be eparod % sive satsfsclion. w hIi-
q payoa Sarah. Dee. l. 1891, sssf iaifcf q 4
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
Z TOWN LOT.

In Pinckneyville, bounded south by Main.
east by James Wilson, and known as ,be IN
meriy occupied by Edward Randolph senior
now owned by William Randolph assessed
property OF VIM. Randolph Amt. oftax GorN
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

10 Woodville, known on the plat of said \
as lot No. 2, square No. Q, containing one !,
Se-l6o OF an acre; assessed as the propea
Francis Keller. Amount ofTax for tho ye,r
50 62.
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POETRY.
" Mucn rrr n,n,rs. us.uNe
THE DECLARATION

NiS-N'N-N ioa's
We are not strangers we have met,
As caferssly as o,hets do
Thou, to look on me, Uad ryrt
The form that passed b.iufc thy view;
While others claimed Thy s'"'le a"d caught
III" music OF thy SILVER tone
And l Ito cherish Ia NV thought
Each look and motion uf thiae eye
Eieb Kindly woid each smile that lent
New beauty To Thy play tai hp-
E,ch glow that o'cr THY lair cheek went-
pearl aud coinl T. lowship--
Each movement, oi thy vrm OF grace,
Elch shading of that p"nSiV- brow
The holy calm that decks Thy Eco;
All serve 10 ~ekc my splnl now!
With every hope. with every dream
OF fame aud pnwer- nmd.t the night
Or conscious strugth- thine in,age svvIns-
Around me like some oily l':h',
And then feel that all, which earth
OF pow, "t glory might bss,ow.
Were vain. and cold, aud httlo worth,
tIkc sunshine streaming On tha snow
II thou we,t not tho shrine wh"r"on
The garlands of NV came might BLOSSOM
If that which lishtcd up my own,
W ole uOta thrill wi,hiu my bosom.
II may bc that thou has, not givsn
On" gentle thought of ihiur 10 me-
That like some pufo, hight star TT even,
Thou rovust Onward, fancy noe,'
Uumindtul, es that holy star
Or ardent yes to thee up,uTnug;
Sull in thy radiant sphafc altar.
A blost aud lonely radiance burning
Or ii may he that in thy hcsu
There iios same fond, rennmbOf'd token;
Come sacred feeling held sptit
Some cherished dream OF love unspokenj
Prrchsnce some form Ia f,ucy dear,
Glideib before THY mcmOry'- cyo,
That still IN slumber thou canst hear,
His whispered aud his fond roply!
Aud oh u IL DO So lax
Nor Thought, sacrifice from ,heo;
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HnUBLIC WAREHOUSE. R1cuuoNn -p1.o,or. -

EDUBLIC WAREHOUSE, RICHMOND Planters and
n others sending Tobacco TO the above Warehouse,
arc informed that the same is undergoing general
repair for the better security OF Tobacco John NJ Shep
pard Jr having been appointed in the place OF Mr. John
Fisher resgncd0 il under the management Of the
subscribers, WIS pledge themselves that every attention
shall be paid TO any Tobacco sent 20 the Warehouse 49,
Freight, TOLL &c advanced all Tobacco sent to US the
drayage tobacco received by the way Of Petersburg
and Weldon, N. C., the other Warehouses in
the City. NJ. G. LAKELAND,
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR
0archS 80 Lloo-wswJ inspectors.
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Notice..
Office OF the Board Of Commissioners,
under the Contention ,oih Denmark,


Under the Convention tch Denmark,
WASHINGTON, February 3, 1882.
q the notice given the 7th Of October last it was
ID announced, that the Board would on the 9th of Janu-
ary 1892 proceed TO decide upon the validity of the claims
Med and docketed up TO that day; and accordingly
the present session. all the cases. in which the parties in
ercstcd were prepared have been upon: As an
centve to future attention the part of claimants the
Board express their regret, that, the part some of
them, as much industry in preparation has been mani
Tested as there should have becn and their apprehension
mat further neglect may produce consequences which the
Board would dcprecate. 1t may be improper besides
TO say that tie duty OF preparing and exhibiting evidence
rests wholly the claimants; and that does
me commissioners to designate what proofs should be ex
hibed, and that their obligations evidence are limit
ed to careful and impartial consideration every matter
which the claimants themselves may think proper to offer
IN support oil their respective pretenons is therefore,
OTdeTed, That all persons, who have claims be de-
c!ded upon by this Commission be- they are hereby
notified TO present. before the first day of Nav
verified in conformity with the rules prescribed bv this
Board, and accompanied by all the proofs which the claim
ants may consider material.
ordered, That when this Board adourn it adjourn to
meet the twenty third day of April next and that il
will then proceed to decide upon the validity of all the
claims filed at that date, and not previously acted upon
Ordered, That after the first day of May next no me-
mortal shall be received, unless satisfactory cause shall be
shewn, why the claim claims offered after that period
had not been filed before BY order of the Board of Com
missoners. ROBERT FULTON, Sec
FEB To- 00-lawtlstMay
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<NoR SALE.-My tract of land Containing one thou
u sand acres) situated in Prince Edward County, on
sandy RIVER two miles from the bridge and five miles
from Farmvillea ourishing little village where ready
market may be had for all its products and within three
miles OF superior manufacturing mill that deals largely
i'll grain; is in agreeable wealthy and healthy neigh
borhood-l might be divided into three tracts hav
ing three good dwelling houses and orchards il is
wen waered having many fine springs and branches and
bounded for mile by Sandy River it has one hundred
and hy acres of bottom land fine body OF woods heav
y mbered and much of the land fresh and well enclosed
with strong fences; and where reside good dwelling
house neatly painted inside and out, garden, 100 feet
square, newly paed and every necessary house the
accommodation OF family, granary entirely new, with
threshing machine stables carriage house, and suf-
cien number Of first rate Tobacco houses with pres and
shede .at" &c nn',y thousand pounds of Tobacco
all nearly new. would let several crop hands go with
the land, first rate carriage driver, good Blacksmith
two or three families of negroes In my absence my son
Henry Nj. Vaughan who resides the land will show il
to any person wishing TO purchase Terms LIBERAL and
made known application. j. VAUGHAN
March 20. lO3-wI2t
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By The Gopern0r Of The Commonwealth Of pirginia
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a vacancy hath oc-
IA CURED in the representation in the Senate ef this
State, by the resignation OF Charles S. Morgan ESQ l.
John Floyd, Governor OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia
have thought proper TO direct that the Shers of Monon
gala, Preston and Randolph election 10 be held
for their respective counties, at the day thereof in
the month OF April next for suitable person to represent
the said District, in the Senate of Virginia
Given under my hand Governor and under the seal
[SealJ OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond this
10Th day of March, 1892
March 27. 1I05-W1w1 John FIOVD
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N0TICE.-Ths Directors Of the hvanna Navigation
IN Company, will attend on Friday. the 4h day Of May
next (or II that should be bad day, then on the next
Mills in Fiuvanna, for the purpose OF letting the improve
ments contemplated by them at those places; the i'm
povement at Campbels TO be by canal lock- and the
improvement at the Union Mills by low dam Just above
the grist MILL and canal on the South side OF the river
about three hundred feet long, and lock at the lower
end thereof OF sufficient lift to the fall and by
aiock on the site OF the lock at that place. For
more particular information those disposed to undertake
are referred TO either Of the Directors wit: James
Clark, Nicholas III. Lewis, Thomas ]. Randolph, Col.
William Woods or the undersigned. by order Of the
Board of Directors. DAN. +. CARR Secretary
April H. Tlll--wiihMl Riv Nav Comfy
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n Y-VIRGINrA.-At rules held i'm TIN,
"a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey 1r the county Of King and Queen on the
10th Of March 1892
James Garnclt, adm'or with the will annexed of Tho
mas Garnet, deceased; which said Thomas Garnet
in his lifetime, eXor. Of Henry Garneu PltR
against
Isaac Burnett and Martha his wfe-who before her in
tornarage with the said Isaac Burnett was Martha Gar
nett daughterof Henry Garrett, deceased and Muscoc
"arneu Defts
The defendants Isaac Burnett and Martha bis wife not
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
cordng to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court
appearing by satisfactory evidence at they arc not
inhabitants OF this country il is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS DO appear here the first Monday in June next
ana answer The Bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy of
,' order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
shed IN the city OF Richmond for two months successive
" and posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county. Copy Tesle,
:, ROBERT POLLARD, ir. D. c.
m'rch " I0G-WSw
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AND FOR SALE.-The Subscribers being DESTROYS
o. removing to the West, will sell bargain in their
Tract OF Land called Woodawn, in the county OF Cum
beriand containing $50 acres nearly 800 of which well
tmbered woodland, excellent for tobacco lying on Willis
River 10 miles above Cartersve, and mile above Burr
Mis-Ihe plantation is in good repair, and has on it
every building necessary for the of large
family, and from its healthy situation and convenience TO
market is rendered every way desirable. AS il is
sumed that no one will purchase, without first viewing the
premises further description is deemed unnecessary
OF the purchase money be paid down. and the
balance in three equal annual nsanens the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security deed of trust OH
the property TO secure the payment.
CHARLES w. LEWIS
Feb. o. llatlOts1 JOHN n. LEWIS
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N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rules holden in
n the Clerks office of the county Court of Charlotte
the 2d day of April, 1882:
William Matthews, diff
against
Nancy Matthews, the widow of William Matthew'S
decd, Griffin Vaughan and Elizabeth his wife, John
Matthews and Polly Matthews, and William Matthews,
and John Wyatt Matthews, infant child OF Wyatt Mat
thews, decd, and William Deupree, dolts.
The defendants, Griffin Vaughan and Elizabeth his
wife, not having entered their appearance according to the
act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and it ap-
pearng TO the satisfaction of the Court that they are
not inhabitants Of this State, the motion of the plain
It'll by COUNSEL is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here the first Monday in July next and enter
their appearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give
security for performing the decree of the Court and that
copy of this order be inserted in paper printed in the
city OF Richmond Tor two months successfully posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse of the said county
Copy Teste. WINSLOW ROBINSON, C.
April IL. 11l-wsw
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ENoR SALE-My lands in the county Of Henrico,
= lying within miles of the city of Richmond, and
perry oil Capt b. SheppardThe house tract contains 1926
acres and may be considered among most valuable
Iacs OF ah IN the neighborhood it has comfortable
dwelling house. with barn and all necessary buiJJ
ihgs-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres twothrds Of
wiiich consdssS1 t LN t,so ilu,Iu,
quaiityIis deemed unnecessary TO say any thing more
as no person would purchase without first vie wing the
Iand-Ihis property may be purchased low as / am
ANXIOUS 10 move 10 tie west J. WHlTELAW.
APrh H. lll-w2m
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WHtidm Pledge Francis Pledge, JpiLliann Woodson
ana and IVancy has 'oDe, Elisabeth Piedge:-
SAhE notice. that shall on the third Monday in May
M next, at the house OF WIN. Lewis at GoochIand
Court House, in the State of Virginia. between the hours
oil eight III the morning. and two of the evening of the
same day, proceed TO take the deposition of William Miller
and Others to be read in evidence suit depending on
the Chancery side of the County Court of Goochland
wherein am complainant and you defendants at which
une and place you may attend iijyou please.
Yours, SC. ARCHER PLEDGE
April 6. IOS-wl,yx
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AH/AS committed to the Jail of Norfolk Borough ON
w the I'd day of May, 1881, Negro Man He
states his name is Cesar james, and that he is free and
was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland i'm Talbot
county lie is about 81 IS years of age black com
pIeXion, feet inches high. The owner of the above
negro On any requested to comply with the law in such
cases otherwise he will &c dealt with the law directs
Feb. Is, 1882. n. CURRIER Jailor
JI-Wlzt Norfolk Borouoh
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~ oilCE-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Prince Will
u liam county Virginia. on the 18th day of January
laSt, a Negro Man, as runaway, who calls himself
GEOltIE CAR; he also declares himself TO be free and
from oudoun county, he is about 25 years old about six
feet high, dark complexion, and several scars on the fin
gers OF his left hand he had pair of dark coored
dcd pantaoons, an old blue cloth coaThe owner Gf anv
there beg is requested to come forward, comply with the
law, and take the property.
BASIL BRAWNER, JaiIor
Brentsville March 49, 1892 IO5-yIoy
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ny me Gogernor Of the Commonwealth Of Pirginia
"a PKOCLAMATlON.-Whe reas information has been
IA communicated to me- that the Capitol in the CITY of
Williamsburg has been destroyed by fire. Now there
lore John Floyd, Governor Of the Commonwealth of
virginia. 90 hereby direct in pursuance of the provisions
oil The 9th section OF the act of the General Assembly
entitled can act, concerning adjournment and places of
session oil certain Courts in certain cases., passed 18th
January 1873 That the Circuit Superior Court of Law
Chancery shall in future be held at the Court House If
James City county, until otherwise provided.
Given under my hand aud under the lesser seal of the
lSealI Commonwealth, at Richmond this IItb
day of April 1892 JOHN FLOYD
April 49, 110-w1yv