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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05
JANUS, AND GAsCoIGNE, AND wILDFIRE.

JANUS, AND GAsCoIGNE, AND wILDFIRE.
HANUS will stand next season at Charlotte c. H. I'M
o. der the of Mr.. Wyatt Cardwell. He will be
suffered TO no inferior bred mares-such need
not be sent for they will be back The pasturage
both my Bushy Forest Estate adjoining the c. H., and
on Mr. Cardwes near it, of itself object persons
having mares Any winner of plate Of any consequence
or the breeder of such winner will be covered gratis
feel confident that if JANUS had been the property of
my friend VIM r. Johnson Esquire he would al this dav
have been worth more money than any horse in America
ever sold ior--unless perhaps his sire Sir Archy
He is placed with Mr.. Carlwell, because never mean
to farm out stallion beyond the control of myself and an
agent in whom can implicitly con6de have totally
lost Sanscuotes Hyperion and Roanoke the first year
that they left my stable-by DEATH
Oh all the persons 10 whom have Earned stations nu-
merous as they are Mr. CadwelI aud Mr. John c. Dick
inson Of Louisa the only persons that have honesy
settled and Paidand Mr. ID. still owes Tor the last sea.
WildGrc will stand at Buckingham c. H. unless pre-
vously sold, under Mr.. Cardwell's direction.
Gascoigne will stand somewhere near the main mail
stage road between James River and Roanoke on mn ot
account lie shall cover any mares on the terms of Janus
and will give the owners of Reality Ariel fifty dollars
apiece send those TO him Janus He shall not
cover over sixty mares, except grdfmtous ones.
Peacock or Phenomenon will cover at my own house
not exceeding ten besides my (uness previous
ly sold) Particulars hereafter.
To any capable of enduring the mono,onous misery
OF country life in Virginia, will sell great bargain in
this pacegeneraly considered most desirable, il is
most healthy residence. It and the ferry quarter
tain upwards Of 600 acres of Low Grounds, that
rally very hue, but much harassed by bad cultivation
and about2 OF high land shall not require the pur-
chasers to take more Of the high land than they want
would sell them separately if could find purchasers
Tor both parcels, but otherwise would divide them.
great bargain may be had in Them or any other land
cd property that have, or negroes.
The slaves advertised by me for sale about the 1st oil
January, will be the South West as soon as the wea
ther shall permit JOHN RANDOLPH IF Roanoke
Roanoke, Charlotte county, Dec. 20. f6s-tn
FHNHE celebrated SIR CHARLES will stand tho
~ next at the stable of my son George w
Johnson, and under his immediate management within
mile Of Moodys Tavern, in the county of Chester
field, about 20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg
Terms. &c, hereafter w. r JOHNSON
Chesterfield, Dec. g, 1881. 6f-u
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NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'or of
Dec. 10 l6f-tdsl Edmund Harrison dec.

HNNECUTORS SALE.-W be sold on Wednesday
the 18th OF January next, at Montvic, the late re-
sidcnce OF Philip Ayle deceased, all the persabe pro-
Pey belonging TO the estate of the said decedent which
by ms last will was not devised TO his widow Mrs Eliza
beth Aylet The property to be sold consists of large
stock oil horses, CATTLE sheep and hogs about barrels
oil corn 10 or 10000 weight of seed cotton or 5000
weight oil pork, and great variety of other valuable ar
Giles OF property, including an excellent car
rageA credit OF six months will be allowed on all pur
chases at the sale, exceeding the sum of ten dollars
p. AYLETT, Ex'or of p. Aylett dec.
King William, Dec. %. T67-tdsl
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ETecmipe Department, 2Sh DEC, 1881
PROPOSALS will be received the Department, for
IA the purchase OF the slaves confined in the Peniten
tary for sale and transportation BY order of the Governor
Dec. 30. [1O-6Q WIN. ii. RICHARDSON. C.
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THRUST SALE OF LAND.-Rv virinn of nooa

~ NRUST SALE OF LANDRY virtue of Deed of
Trust, executed by George Robertson (parson) of the
county oil Amelia, TO the late Edmund Harrison or his e-
gal Representatives the 9th day OF September 1922 and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Aforesaid county, for
certain purposes therein specified will be sold the high
est bidder on the 23d day of January next if fair il not
the next fair day. the premises for cash. that Tract
parcel oil Land on which the said George Robertson re-
Sides in the aforesaid county of Amelia lying on the river
appomatox one and hall miles above the junction of
the said river and Flat Creek four miles below Geno
containing by estimation 25O acres, more or less with
sutciency OF wood land, dwelling house. and other out
houses healthy and pleasant situation and agreeable
subscriber being the legal represen
ative OF the late Edmund HARRISON the Trustee will only
convey such title he the Trustee invested with tho
he believes it TO be indispuabe.
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'or of
Dec. Is. 16l-tds1 Edmund III ,rr;son doo
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ENARMERS' BANK OF YIRGINIA.-The President
n and Directors have declared dividend of three per
cent the Capital Stock, for the last six months which
will be paid TO the Stockholders the 18th instant.
Jan. 3. (7l-2aw2wl VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashr
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By vr-
tue OF Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Henc6 in the case of
Pnce vs. George ct al pronounced the oath Decem-
ber lS3lthe subscribers will sell by public auction to the
highest bidder at Hanover Court House, ON Tuesday the
3ist day oil January next the tract of land which the
House stands, Except the public lott together with
the averns and all other houses upon following terms
TO wit $1,000 10 be padn cash. and credit months
from the day oiale the residue of the purchase
ney the purchaser giving bond with security for the cred
itpaymen and the title 10 be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
The subscribers justified in saying that is as valna
bic property [or its extent any which has been offer
ed Tor sale in Virginia. for me will he again of
Tered The tract contains about 600 of land large
portion OF which flat land, and very good lies on
both sides OF the main stage road to The North and not
twenty miles from the city OF Richmond.
The buildings consist of two large tavern houses nearly
new, small dweiing-house, Kitchen stables and other
customary ou-houses and two orehouses This proper
y has rented for several years past for $1,000 per annum
until the last year, when it rented under dsadvantagco
circumstances for $3.50; and in the hands of iudicous
manager, IT would be of the valuable tavern
stands in Virginia The tavern houses are insured Mr.
Sutton on the premises will shew the property to anydis
posed to examine il.
JAMES T. SUTTON, }
THOMAS PRICE, Jr. s COMMISSIONER
Dec. 80. 7O-tds
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En-. cHANcERY-In Amelia County, November

I'm CHANCERY-In Amelia County, November
IL Court, 1881
William Il. Foster, Elizabeth Webster widow of Will
liam Webster, decd, formerly Elizabeth Foster, Polly G..
Beyill widow OF Archer Bev decd, formerly Polly G..
Foster, Philip Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
hda Foster Joshua Foster, Marson Foster and his
wife, Granville Williamson and Catharine his wife, for
mcrly Foster, Timan Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster, widow of Booker Foster decd, Ann Foster, Sell
ma Foster, Matilda Foster and Richard Foster infant chill
dren of Booker Foster decd and Matilda who sue by
their mother, as next irend Pliis.
against
Thomas w, Webster, ox'or Of Booker Foster, decd,
John y Foster and Josiah Foster, Defts.
The defendants, John S. Foster and Josiah Foster not
having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act Of Assembly aud the rules of this
court and 1t appearing the satisfaction of the court
that they arc not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on
the motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsc it is order
cd that the said defendants do appear here the fourth
Thursday IN February, next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and that another copy be post
ed at te front door OF the Courthouse Of this county
two successive court days. \ copy. Teste
Dec. 2 59--wSw JOHN T. LEIGH G.
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n VIE EAGLE HOTEL.-The undersigned has taken
a this Hotel The convenience fits locality, with its
extensive accommodations, surpassed by any ta-
vern in the United States. Professions of attempts to
please common, that il is useless make them
The Proprietor has taken this establishment so short
notice. (only two days previous to the meeting of the Lee
gature that he may not have opportunity of manifest
ing as early as he would wish his desire TO please
generous public will excuse in the beginning, the
tempt OF one not much accustomed 10 the detail of such
The Proprietor gives solemn that no
pains expense shall be spared to elicit appreciation and
bring custom The liquors shall be the best the country
affords, and table TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are requested
and every effort made for their suitable entertainment
The undersigned would be particularly indebted TO his
friends in Richmond for such custom-A separate table
will be prepared for members of the Legislature
ALEXAND DER l.. Bolts
Richmond City, Dec. 2 1881. 59-G
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against
Thomas T. Boudin, exor of David Ross, decd Robert
X Dabney, Geo. M. Payne and w L. Fontane ors of
David Ross, jr decd Defts
James Scott, exor of John Leslie Decd who was 'or
OF Robert Craig decd, who for Daniel Call trustee
&c Benjamin johnson and others, creditors of David
Ross, jr. decd Pitts
against
Walter L. Fontane and Geo. NJ. Payne, ex ors David
Ross, Jr' dec d, and others Defts
On motion TO the court and by consent Of parties
ordered that these be referred to the Master Com
missioner to state and the several liens and in
cumbrances the real estate of David Ross r deceased
10 settle the of the executors the nature
and true character of each claim against the of the
said David Ross r deceased whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs not and TO state any special matter rcqr-
ed by any Of the parties 10 be stated deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner, and make report to the court
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, Jr ID. c.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday, the 9Th day of February next to com
the directed in the foregoing order at nv
office in Maysve, which day, at nine O'Clock i'm the
morning, they requested to attend, with their papers
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
Dec 10. 62-w8w ID. GUERRANT, Com
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HNRUNK LOST-Was taken from PowePs Tavern.
n Petersburg, on Sunday 25h December last. a
BLACK LEATHER TRUNK, about 2 feet long, with
a pear skin bucklcd on the top. 1t contained few
CLONES and pocket-boek with nothing but papers
~ mat are only valuable TO the was supposed
20 De taken by the main Southern Stage through mistake
nc DRYER OF the Southern Stage, any other person
for their trouble. JAS C. JORDAN
Jan. g. T7I-3t.1
ne Editor OF the Raleigh Star aud Fayetteville OBJ
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a TEACHER WANTED.--A gentleman well quail
IA fed to teach the English and Latin Languages cor
recty, may find employment for the ensuing year by
applying to Il. T.. JETER.
Jetcrville, Amelia Co. Dec. 1881. 66-wIws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

"a N CHANCERY.--At Court held for Buckingham
Il county, the 9Th day of October, 1927
Creed Taylor, an infant, by his father, sc. Pltif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

The Editor Of the Raleigh Star and Fayetteville OBJ
to this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

a GENTLEMAN residing above Richmond, in a
va healthy neighborhood wishes to employ Female
Teacher for the ensuing year. Inquire of the Editors OF
this paper. Nov. 4. 5l-f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
E'OETTCAH1.
WHERE snALL. WE MAKE HER GRAVES

WHERE snALT. WE MAKE HER GRAVE
III Mrs. II EMANs.
Where shall We make her crave
On whero the Wild Aowers wave
In the free air;
W here shower AMI stuging-blrd
Midst the young leaves are heard
There-.ay her there
Harsh was the world to her.
Now may see.r minister
Balm for earh Ill
low ON sweet Natures breast
Lei tn meek heart find rest,
Deep deep, and still.
Murmur Glad waters, bv
FAINT gales, With lNPpy sigh,
Come wandering DER
That green and messy bed,
sVhero Oh Il gentle head
Stora., beat no more
What though Cor her in vain
EAiis now Tie bright spfing-rain,
Plays the soft wind
vi sn,I rfor whsre saa lies
Should 1le.sed brenthings Use,
Grdaious and kind
Therefore let song ah'l CIV
'Iheuee III .he hc,ut + w
LIS yernaI GLOW;
And Ger thu. holy cath
Scents O. the y.olel'a birJb
Sail COME and 20
Oh! .hea, where will iower, wye,
f..a'e ye her messy gray"
In the free air;
Where shower aa smSmg-buoi
Midst the youas leaves are heot'.-
TAere--lay her there
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TERMS.

-, Far a per nnn n, PAYABLE In advance. No sub
.or,,, will be r}e,sc Tor less lime than six mouths
~. n, D,,sc viii, sc ntinued ,ut at tho discretion oi
Tho rIof,) until Il arrrarages are paid.
a. ,DvEgr ri EHf Y rs will bo Inserted nj 50 cent
ma. .,,,rc FOR I'D the irs ur aud - y cents for each
.an,inn,,es Ibse fran distance ntt be paul for pre-
vim, 10 1aie tttaa, ortht ,areat assumed by some
responsible perSp IA i'yneibnrr.
IL Al ettes dressed to the Editors must bepoSt pad
or they will NOTE aitehaed to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

TEgHE Commonwealth Of Virginia to the shonii
q of touaty, Greeting W hGeas
Nicholas Harrison. trustee for Tire lndennheaton
Of John II Smld and himself us securities Tor
Jan,. Huntington Admr Of Walter bennington,
DECEASED fer the heirs at law and distributes %
Walter Daunugton deceased for the creditors OF
James aud WalteJ bennington, and tor James
Huntington under an agreement of the lin Au-
glist lr!g of record IN the llusuugs Court ct
LvDehbure. 1T Superior Count OF La@' held ,or
Campbell county, ON the day Of September,
ISL, By the Judgment Of that Court recovered a
galnst Joseph Bundraut the sum Of -3l5 20 cents,
to be discharged by the payment OF ono hundred
and seven dollars and ninety elgtt cents, with legal
interest thereon from the 18Th day OF January,
ls5o ull paid aud : 10 ~ cents costs whereof The
sind Bundrant convict as appears 10 US otreeord
aud whereas since the rendering OF tire sand ludg-
Inent the SAID Nicholas Harrison hath departed
tins life Htestate and administration Of all, and
suguar bis gools and ehattels nights and credits
has been IN due loum committed to the hands ul
Samuel Bransford, Sergeant of the Corporation of
I.ynchbug nevertheless execution Of the SAID
Judgment still remains Ia be made: We therefore
command YOU is at another time you have been
commanded that YOU make known 10 the sad
Joseph Bundrant that II. be before tie jude Of our
Circuit Superior Goart ot Law and Chancerg, hoE
den for Campbell county, at the Courthouse, on
the 26th DAY Of April next, to show cause, II any
he can, why Tn aid Samuel Branstord, Sergeant
Of rhr Corporation Of LyocIbars and is such. ad-
MN traitor Of Nicholas Harrison. deceased, eNccu-
ton Of the JUDGEMENT aforesaid, may not have. if to
hm II seems cxpeaIcut and further To do and re-
rclse What orr said court shall III This pant consider
And have thrn there tins writ. Wncss. John AIcy-
andcr, Clerk Of ctr sud Court. the Eth day Of
February, lr32 In the 5Gth yeroftbe ronmon-
wealth. JOHN ALEXANDER
February L. Nv
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ENTERTAINMENT.

VINE subscriber has commenced kccpinga house
"a OF Public Entertainment in Lynchbmg, at the
well known stand ON Nam Street near the Market
House, lately occupied by Mrs Mary Level
lin lie invites has friends and the public to give
HIM call, hoping by his mwearied exertions To
accommodate them to give them entire satisfaction
His stable Is large and commodlous and attended by
a uusty hostler His house Is undergoing repair
that will render 1t comfortable and convenient.
HIS charges will beas moderate as the eucumsta-
ce> Of the times will admit
Joseph c. HENDRICKS
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TIsTST SAt4E.

E8i Virtue Of a trust deed executed by William
Is - A. Gambler to the subscriber and Jas. d.
Gambler bearing date the 2-th Nov. lo29, and re
corded in the Clerks office Of the County Court of
Campbell aud for purposes therein mentioned, the
subscriber is acting trustee, will proceed to sellby
way of public auction ON the premises Tor ready no
ney on the l0th day ofAlarch, lo32, the following
tracts Of land iyingm the County nc anpbcIl.lowit
one tract containing ~ acres be the same more or:
less formerly conveyed 10y James Gambler & Eliza
beth his wife to w llIimn A. Cander-also, anoth-
er tract containing 40 acres be the same more or
less, lying on the north side of the Richmond Road
in The County of Campbcll-also the following
personal property to wit; all the crep of corn fod-
der and oats, 3 head ofcaulc, q hogs, 4 feath-
cr beds, Cherrcy bureau, , Walnut tables
Poplar tablc-pine cupboard doz. chairs &c.
The title Is believed to be uuquestionabc. but the
subscriber will convey to the purchasers only such
title as is vested in him by virtue OF the trust deed
aforesaid 7. w. RISQUE, acting trustee.
Feb Is I'm
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LIVE FRnM -EuROPE-


Nor 1yt. ffb,uary 2o-1hc packet ship Al
ANY, Hawkins. tom lia'rf arrived this morning
g.. The 4 Ibaly sailed on the 18th II January ~
i.as ARRIVAL. tac Editors ofrhe Commercial Adyrr
isrIsl4a received hlosot Paris papers 10 the i3lh
mt.uatc, with commercial letters, sc. Ihosa
pap.r. eaa,.in London dates Of the llth january.
Wug Il MONS ~ Inc reports winch wrrr rlrcu.
lated with aylaity by the null-mnislarlaI or war#
party tbaluot only Russia, but Prussia md Aus
tria woald rcfusa to sanction the articles ol peace
between Bel Ium and Holland as dictated 10y the
Conference at London, continued obou,. IN Pun.
The London Courier ofthc nh h1s TIN following
paragraph
Our reader will reeoIcct dat about fortnight
MO- Nc stated tint the Influence ot Russia had cN#
tended to another Graat poWrr, and llu serious
Doubts were entertained of tie ratification Of The
Treaty Of Peace between Belgium and Holland
AGREED upon by the Conference. Circumstances
have ust occurred 10 convince as that Wr WeTf per
G.cty well informed On the sahlrt, and tbatli my
ratcatlon should arrive either from Prussia ~ Aus
trja twill hc subject 10 50 many notifications as
10 render Unnecessary to 70 through the whole If
ar de- moro Indeed, 1t is confidently stated that
here will be- no ratification before the time hNod up
by thu protocol at the Iatest period, w 1he 10Th
INST
II appears by the private correspondence Of the
Journal du uayr, that the Monltsur of The 18Th
enied the report, that rciasals 1qd brra received
rom Prussia and Austria But the WIT, com
rId,s IN opinion with the Courc--that such
delay will nke place as will produce cmbarrass#
anon,
THE PTERAGE
In hefolowng para,raph. from the London
rines of the oh January. tha increase Of tin Peer
,,, r., ~, indefinite. went as r.as1fm,v br n,rr.
.sr, tn secure the R.lorm BILL Is thus positively
arnonnccd
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l.anGllOrnn's tllll.

In he corporation Of Lyarb5ug.
VI Z Ill hr in readiness lor t.. r.r.' ,,,,.
Wv OF Wheat by thr 2o,h ol Ja,. A..
will give the high s. cash pie. h. ui,st ~,
II weierred, barrel If sue. tire dur e. l,..
the Rchmoad inspection, Tor eash nv. snd d
halt 3u,h Is.
Those Mills are situated on tbp ha#. -
Black Wa'er Creek, JUS above the Ibl..,.
the creph be1ng uay,eatle, "Il sdnrt 81 att,
drIYcirog and receiving t.. II a. .. .he...,,
OF the Mil, aud being not ver} dstai Lon,
thr basInrss pant OF town fan, l. ,sl vi,
OFT much inconvenience, ard dtia, att hi "a,
e de ARR Of 'rtlr Wagons
" sorcd 81" rntarvicv With the grove. An
llsrs A. Nhtat, before tht, maxi dr.po.,
Of H. NJ. i II. :. LANGEOHAL
\. b. Sersant> charged with H.. arsayrr,
81 whsa viii be promptly aitended to, ard Dts.
missed with all poss'bie despatch.
NJ. 4 II. 81.
july IL. Is
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SCHOOL.

'ARRs BESAGD pruposos to open ochooi on
Ia the first Monday IN the next month At her
o,,., residence. for the education of Young Ladies.
Tbc p1pJIs will be instructed in orthograihy
peadina. Writing. English Grammar. GEOGRAPHY
Artbmetie. History, and the Rudmenis OF Philoso-
plty and Astronomy ....
The scholastic year, vii as usual consist q! ten
.u,ss,fs Tho first session VII commence on The
fai.o,. March and terminate on the thlrd Of Au-
rust.
The prise Of tuition vii be SO joper session.
Feb g.
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Storage and Commission business,
Free Of Drayage.
YEyJIF SUBSCRIBERS having Ia
sion business,

A ~ ..r stone Lumber llyuse lately occupied
~ -aH1. ssahn nd situated Immediately On
H.. nafru ofIhe r.sfr. n snort dstsnc. beo" tn
1.#dss# t..e..H.aly inform tn Country Merchants,
Miller aud daaiers, IA all kuda ol Goods and pro
aurc. t5at J1ay vii receive thrn IA thcr Lumber
Iuu#aau afafag. OF wi.l I'll ON commission for
'hu.e @6o may thHA lral#r u iafor them WITH
fHrrr patronage
THa Huu#r Wil b. 1mdel The constant care aud
sl.,n .aI of or or both Of the propreors, who will
promptly aud punrtuaIy attend 10 al cousignncnt5
a4ids ton. aud w are determined by our uare
mlt'iua attention to merit public encouragement
Weaiso inform ON friends aud acquaintance,
aal 4e sill aIgc cash tor al ktud Of country pro
tlcr and we Hlll keep constantly on hand tor sale
Corn Be.i O1te. and Rye-logelhcr With It Good
assortment of Gr1o.aes winch We will sell low for
easA eaahause lorProduee.
THOS II BASS.
ROBERT IoBELL.
n Z Themicc of STORAGE wi be Is. perpaek
a.a for al o5oas. except when tiny are packed IN
sr.y afer baad.. OF h5gheaes, when the Price viii
D. o. aud III all caacs free OF dfayage
THOS H. BASS.
ROOT ISBEIL
hlee made arrangements for storing all Goods
sent 10 ny care, with M,-ars. Dos q lsh'I the
present occupauts Of tho Stone Lumber House on
lbc rfrr I'm industry and attention to business
enttle ihom opubhc patronage, and the House
winch they occupy certainly POSSESSES many ad.
,autages tol tic storing md commission buslurss.
SAMUEL NOWIiN
I.ynehbure. Feb 23d l-}2
Ihayc known Mr. Thonas Bd, Ion several years.
and consider hun an attentive and correct man Of
business. MAURICE LANGIiORNE, Jr
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&OTIfE T.,

EHAVE FOR shLE. ur,e head " 'smeu-
theg are fsrcnsHeei # good character and
laeIf-l nafe alaa. = OF 10 I'll .r negro's for sale
-Ihrs All be sold I'll accommodating terms
have aI.1 sefef8 #afial'e tract Of Iand. lying IL
Amheft eaaafy . INCH would sell on the mo-
REASONABLE. tom. baJ, IS To rr.cc AID raymeutz.-
1uas disposed Jo Iatohaas real. Estate would do
s. f.a sTltaine tn l.Ud. Ills tissy ar #lch as
d. bas fafely n mafksf.
WI II GARLAND.
" GIa.ea. L. y =
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NOTICE.

q ms POWELL & ROSE have recently uni
ID ted themselves in the Practice of Medicine,
and can at amy time be found at DR. james Powell's
Tavern, at Amherst Courthouse, except when on
professional business.
lanaurX u f.
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i O. GEe GKAY,
SADEg4Els,

REELS truly pl,,l,.
a. I,,,Il.....' up r.
hIH ~ b., TN nj, "''
ty a llh'fal plI,q'
''te' h'' olgor M, ,..
s'Ile't II tner pa.p.,...'
ana plonI'seS On III,
- n-.Iln,