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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
From The Washington Metropolitan.
THE PAST.

From The Washington Metropolitan.
THE PAST.
I, comes Ger the heart like an echo bland, s'
Or gentle voice from Fsere laud," co
On baimy brerzcs bnrne TO the strand
Of lnemory's sea.
II tell. of the joys that our childhood knew,
Of hopes that we're bright as the rainbow's hue;
Of tears that were pure as morning dew,
On the yernal tree.
II speaks of the hours oil earliest love,
OF the sylvan glen and the summer grove,
Through which our footsteps oft would rove,
In by-gone days.
OF the longing glance of that azure eye,
OF the cheek that was dash'd with the roses dye,
OF the smile that wa, soft as orient sky
When the sunbeam plays.
And, oh, it is sweet as the night comes on,
When the heart is drpary, sad and lone.
To muse on the friends that are past and gone,
To come, oh! never!
And to think that love in the memory bright,
A. forms that are clad in the hues OF light,
And will not depart till the :. Silly night,
BE set for ever!
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GNnsuMptiOn;
DIR. 7lH.AYBOLD'S ORIENTAL Spec

DIR. 7YkAYBOLD'S ORIENTAL Specific Remedy
for Consumption in its last NageM .4lso,
asthma. Splitting of Blood, and all pulmonary
diseases-ds Shorfness Of Breath. Pain in the
Breast, Debility, Want Of appetite. &c &c.
'u<iiIs Medicine IS an extraft from Herbs, Roots.
l. Plants. &c, which, in their combination, become
balsam to the diseased frame; and is failing
remedy for that worst of all destroying and ravenous
comprehensive CONsUMPTION!!--s many hund.
eds Of persons have certified. w t'''F't
PHILADELPHIA, April I8, 1882 Z
Spruce street, nesr Tenth. )
SIR-Beng extremely reduced from the contraction
OF consumptive disease BY COLI, wet and neglect,
Was strongly recommended to use your :" Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption" and was At length
(a,i other remedies having failcd induced to try il.
and judge my establishment on its FIRST application,
though feeble weak, and sinkin fast, and scarcely
able to assist myself, in few days Twas enabled 10
take the air, in three weeks was new beiD, and
am at this moment totally relieved from all debility,
and forgetful Of the past except the gratitude owe
you, which I thus willingly end uTequi'ed express,
hoping YOU viii not fail TO make my case public.
am, sir, youistruly,
- s1sF JAMES ALLISON.
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Oh, endless mystery of Almighty Power!
That frurn the acorn rears the giant tree,
And grants to Faith for triumphant dover,
The crown that never fa,ies-of Immortality.
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NUtter.
" ansea

A GOOD Accountant. Tos man who cin Come
I well recommended. and of sooer. steady habits
lhertl wages all be given.
dec IS StD VII r' p
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Office ofthe Ches. s, Ohio Canal Co.
W.su,ycror Noyemher "a 1889


NOTICE is hereby given, that an nstalnent OF TWO
~ dollars and fifty cents per >hsre, ibeing the "iss
instsien on every share OF stock in the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company is required to be paid on the
ID day Of Febru.ry next further sum OF Two do,'
lars and fifty cents per share. tbeing the SD install
nent,) on the l5,h day # February. meats further
sum of two dollars and fifty cents per share tbeng
the SSH instaiment) the first day OF March next;
share, (being the Saith insalnent) on the 18Th day OF
March next; which instruments mus, be paid totlie
cretii, OF the Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal Company TO
the Cashier OF other officer Of either of the following
The branch Bank Of the United States at Washington
Bank of Washngtcn.at 90
- Patriotic sank, 90
Bank Of the Metropolis. - 90 20
at Farne,s' aud Mechanics Bank at Georgetown sd
. Bank Of Alexandra at Alexandris 1.a,!
I,ank of Potomac VI do I'D al p
q" Farmers' bank Of Alexa do
~ Ha,erstown Bank in Hagerstowu Md NH
p & IItsnch or the Valley Bank in Chsrestown, va.
And the Bfsnch Of sc VAiey Bank IN Iessburg, Vas
" Nv order OF the t'reslaent ard Directors: IN
- tired al h.ssl0HS Z iN1LE,, o.
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 10.
nov s0-wtl5thMsr
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New Crop Orleans SUGAR, &c

W " IVY VI tO+s'N" ~
- nog,Aeais New Orleans sugar
4 7 do dp molssses
10 do Trinidad do
20 bags Rio cotfee
bags pepper AMI pimenio
10 boxes london mustard
10 legs ground ginger
ohis ccpperas. Just received by
dec 95 CtAGErf Il PAGE,
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NheunlatiSm.

TOuN THAYBOLD'S RHEUNATACIAi a safe,
ID sure, and speedy for the Rheumatism. GGut,
and weakness Of the Nerves. il has not been known
fail in many thousand cases. Of the most dstres1
t,re and has in two weeks, restored to the business
walks of life, patients who had not beenabe to leave
their beds for several Want ut space prevents
more certificates than the following Being gvea; but
many others may be both for this and the first
named medicines, on application to either Of the
Agents: t.s- o. sHa
GEoRsKrowS. (Wster st ID C. Nov II. 1852,
Sm-l have been affected with rheumatism tor
years. and never found any medicine that could afford
me more than ncmcntary relief, until heard OF Your
invaluable medicine, ~ Rheumstscia," got one bot.
tle and applied It when my hands were so thst could
not Use them and could scarcely do any thing for my.
self, and by three applications they were perfectly
we'll AMI have since telt the slightest symptom OF
the complaint You at liberty sir. to make public
nv case in any manner you think proper, for general
circulation. am, sir, yours, &c.
" DR TaArBoLp. w DAVIS.
The following persons Agents foe the sale of the
above medicines:
- ~ JAMES THOMAS,
..f-t-.U Bridge street t;ecrpctGvn. C..
hts ,a.i LEWIS JOHNSON,
.--- Pennsy lyana Ave nue., Washington city.
.,.7 Miss. T.. KENNEDY,
3. trs.. King street, Aie1andr's - e.
,..- ,r0 ..a, HENRY WEARY,
No. 90, Pratt street, Baltimore.
nov 27-w6w ., eGf
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NenisuAiniE. EenA9lA

...;'2. ~ p Hasjust reeeiurd-,.s : 49, 49,.
* OSiIEN cheese IN casks
NJ hest water strained lamp oil 10 .reI'
Gunpowder and imperial tea, in quarter boxes.
s-... of superior quality ~ sI
Roxcs, half and q Iarter boxes bunch raisns
whiske y in hogsaesds and barrels
And on hand, general assortment OF GROCERIES
q LIQUORS, us usual, dec ~
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PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Dai!y Paper IS per aanum, Country paper %.
For amsterdam
For Norfolk. Or elsewhere.

-CL The schooner OSC1hi carries wv ous"e'S
StL,r 500 barrels hour. Apply to
GEO. JOHNSON & Co
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Boots and Shoes.

~ d. EDISON has just received per Brig Token
~ few cases Gsntiemen's fine Cali, Sewed Boots,
al IS SO to 4 90.
Ditto BuffPeg'd ditto, at 81 so TO 5 90
l case prime Leather over Shoes
1000 pair Brogans and Monroes
Misses and ~Omen's coarse and fine Shoes, va
rnus kinds
Also or hand, of my manufacture,
Geutien.cn's calf and morocco Boots, IS 20 70
30 do do shoes, Si3 to s23
ladies'ine SEAL morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses do do do do
Bow coarse and fine Shoes and AoDoes
Ghiklren's Shoes, great variety
NB Ladies' Shoes made to order, in the neatest
aud most tashonahie style. dec 10
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

THE CONTRAST.
See you this picturcl Such the once bright look
OF that worn aged woman, bending low
O'er the large pages of that Hoiest Book,
With dull fixed eye, ana6Ppe lips moving
slow.
What earnest find you in that ruined shrine
OF weary. wasted, poor humanity,
or the full loveliness 20 like divine
OF form aud lace, she wore in days gone bvf
Is this the figure. wrought in truest mould,
Whose natural graces owned such power to
Ia this the brow-the gance-wh0se mirror told
Nousht dwelt within but joy, and truth, and
7-s' lover
And more than all, is this the mind that drew
Thought, fancy, feeling, from the meanest
And its own mystery of enchantment threw
Ger other hearts, TIL echoed every strinse
This is strange contrast-but how such things are
Bewilder not thv watchGui wondering heart;
For will show thee contrast deeper far,
Ant, more endurins-yet thou will not start.
Amid the spirits OF departed worth.
Who nov, in sainted glory lifted high,
Look down upon the busy fields of earth,
From their effulsent chambers in the sky;--
,leihinks already, ,hroned in light, Isee
That feeble matron's soul to heaven uPborne-
A floating seraph, blessed, pure, and free.
As golden cloudlet on a summers morn!
And cen when dazzling in her life's best hour,
Bloom on her cneek, and beauty on her brow,
On. was she not weak and worthless flower
Compared with all she IS in glory nov!
, That form, so peerless once, was but Of {, y;
That heart. tho' warm, Vas mortal 10 Its feel
ing;-
But radiant now in heavens eternal dav,
Each moment as II flies Is aye revealing
More and more rlear The spirits perfect mind;
Whose holy eye our noblest dariass here
Views but in sorrow. and compassion kind,
And DER their stain, lets fall an Angels tear!
Oh, endless mystery of Almighty Power!
a., fha MAN fro
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a Cayd.

fHRAyEN ASHFORD. having qualified as Consta
u BILE. off RS bis services as such to the public lie
nr5mise, punctuaity and despatch. lie will attend to
Tie settlement and collection Of accounts, and make
speedy returns of all business put 10 s hands, elmer
in his fetal capacity as CollecioEr ~ tr9T7
,Centreyille, Fairfax County, dec Is : dcm
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zP We re authorized to announce
DR.. uopKRr o. GaArsos, Of Stafford County. candi.
date 10 represent the Northern Neck District in the
Senate Of Virginia. y ' - go 1@'.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
NibIO,s Hotel.

Netc FoE ll2 Br0ddiody 6el,ceen Pine Cedar streets
subscriber returns grateful acknowledgements
TO his friends and the public, for the liberal support
afforded him since his establishment in this city Having
found however, that the of his Hotel which he or,
g'naiy adopted Congress Hail." subjects him to many
in consequence of the proprietor of pub
lie establishment in his immediate vicinity having assumed
the same title, aud being unwilling by continuance OF
the present name OF his house, TO embarrass his neghbor
as wen as himself he has resolved changing the same
10 mat oil NIBLo's HOTEL. Its central location being
near the principal places OF and its vicinity TO
the public Offices and business part of the town. renders
most desirable resort Tor families and gentlemen engaged
In commercial and other pursuits.
The experience which the subscriber has acquired as
proprietor Tor many of that extensive establishment
the Exchange Hotel, in Petersburg, Virginia. and sub
Hotel Philadelphia will he trusts prove a sufficient qua
rantee to all who may honor him with their that
hohng shall be wanting on his part, by those in his
employ to contribute in every respect TO their accommo
daon and comfort JOHN NIRIO
November 81 re r,tr
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EsOIl'TIs


EWING PICTURES.--TIfE WIFE
mot that her youih0!'beaRty tho ndno-
No! IT was told how nobly aud how we'll
WIN what unur,ng loVo md gontcnSss,
Worth alt hcetug bloom OF Jcauty's dover,
Ehc gained 30 ttlc.n
Idol upon whose slotlcss shrine
My early love it, incousc poutod-
Idol in boyhood's flush be Flowed,
IN mtnhood's Stcrugr umo adUted-
Idol! Tor many trusting smile
In fortunes dazzling hour rndeaied-
idOi! Tor mny struggling tear
ln fortunes darker hour reverted
Come, pillow thy husbands breast
That heat for ever dear to him,
What II his pulse beat cold aud weak
What It his fading eye be dim
1hino Is the touch to wake Joy
Thine IL tho kiss 10 cheat a tear
And thine the smile, oh bless that smile
His beacon light from childhood dear.
Comfort aud Joy can life roquiio
Tho deep devotion Ot thy love
How shall the stricken eagle pay
- u" iduhiul nmturng ol tho dove,
Thoughts OF long vanished years ussail
My spirlt rs on thee n dwclls--
And with deeply Saddcning power
starts memory from her inniost cells.
Yes, thoughts OF days when bounding Hope
Taught young Ambitious plume 10 soar
And fancy's world gave hardly scope
. 10 hlm whose heart aspiIes
Dun, dim, and dcsolate doth shine
The lamp within n broken fame;
Waste IL the incense OF tho urn
Oh! no'et TO be renewed again.
Yet, stamped with firm enduring truth,
Such as tho LOFTY only feel,
Though PROSTATE Ia Its kindred dust,
The altar claims votaTy still,
Though all beside forsnke tho shrine,
And deem its light Of glory sot-
StilI clings its dearest worshipper, ~
And ministers with fervor vet. Boat .qIa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
~ AnACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.-I6e
Il II AVH Nine Tract 11enr E.redericLab,.r.n T.

"a AhACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-Ihe
II n nv Nine Tract near FTedericfsbtrg pa
BY virtue of special authority from the Solicitor of the
Treasury of the u. States, shall or Monday the 2sth
day Of January 1888 before the of the Farmers
Hotel in the town Of Fredericksburg, Va proceed TO sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, tract of land
lying 10 the county OF Sposyvana containing 4I40 acres
more or less being part OF the land commonly called the
Nine Tract. This land is said contain iron ore in
abundance. The mines upon it, understand were for
mery worked with profit to the owners and is supposed
might be worked again advanta on account
Of certain improvements recently made the neighbour
hood or all this, however the purchaser must Judge for
himself, as no guaranty will be given.
Many parts OF the land covered with valuable finn
ber now rendered extremely valuable by the Fredericks
burg Canal, which through IT,. The title of
the U. States depends upon deed of trust from Ludwe
Lee dated st May, 1929 and of record in the Clerk of
hce of the County Court Of Spotsylvana believed TO be
unquestionabe. Special warranty, however, will only
be given.
Terms Of Saie.-One- fourth Of the purchase money
will be required in handihe residue in three
bearing interest," and payable respectively at one two and
three years from the day OF sale Bond and security will
be required, and the little retained till the last payment is
made
The land will be sold in such lots and parcels a. ON the
DAY oil sale may be thought most advantageous
TIL f. BURFOOT, Agent for the u. States
The Editors Of the FredeckSburg Herald will please publish
the above weekly till day Of sale. ~ F F
Dec. o. 60-3t wtd
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a court Dsca, -. ~ 81 90, III ro"ha'ah county

" N CHANG cry VIRGINIA.-In Powhatan county
- court, December the l9h, 1882:
Martha Smith, widow of VIM. Smith deceased Francis
> Smith, Jefferson Smith, Il f. Graves and Martha Ann
his vile, which said Francis = Jefferson aud Martha
Ann, are the on surviving children of the said William
Smith, decd, who was a son of Ro Smith the elder de-
ceased, and Marha Anne Sanp,on MARY e. Samnson
Julia - SAMPSON Emily l. Sampson a nd Francis l. Samp.
son, infant children OF Eliza Sampson decd who was a.
so Child oil the said Vim. Smith, decd. by Francis s
sampson, their father and next friend joseph Curti,
and Elizabeth his wife, Jacob Leadb tier and Mafv his
wife, which said Elizabeth and Mary are the only sur
vving children OF PauIna Smith, decd who was dagh.
me SAID TO- smith, the elder, decd, aud Julia Smith,
INFANT daughter OF Ro Smith, Jr decd, who was also
child oil the said PauIna, by Joseph E. Curtis her noxt
friend, pIainiiGs
against
Robert Smith and Lucy Sammons children of Ro Smith
the elder decd aud Francis T. Smith Frederick Aryve
and Mary f. his wife, Martha Jane Smith Josiah Smith
and Edwin A. Smith; which said Francis l., Mary f.
Marina Jane, Josiah s aud Edwin a are children of
francis smith, decd, who OF the said Ro-
bert Smith the elder decd the last of whom are in
ants under the age Of Fl years by the said Francis
0ir,n' 'ne" "uarnidn, al Ntem, Dets
This day came the plaintiff. by H. L. Hopkins ESQ
their Attorney, and fled their bill against the defendant.
and on their NOTION Francis Smith, is by the Court an
pointed Guardian, ad Iem to the infant defendants and
process Is awarded against him, aud the said infant des
and the defendants, Argyle and wife 10 the nex Conr
10 answer the said bil and the defendants. Robert
ohlIIh and Lucy Summons, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according 10 the act
Assembly and tue rules OF this court, and appearing to
ue satisfaction oil the court that they are not
oil this Commonwealth the mo:ion of the plaintiff by
their attorney, il is ordered that the said defendants Ro
Smih and ucy Sammons, do appear here OH the third
wednesday in March next and answer the bin of the
plaintiffs and give security for performing such ecree
The court may make herein; and that copy of this order
be iothwi inserted in wspaper published in the
cyoi Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that an
other copy be posted at the front door the court house
OF this county Copy -Teste.
Jan. II. [75 wSw1 R.F GRAVES, d. C..
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"A YOUNG Gentleman we'll qualified TO teach English
IA Grammar, Geography simple Arithmetic, Euclid's
data, the Theory and Practice of Surveying the Elemen
oil Algebra and Natural Philosophy and the Latin Ian
guage wishes TO make engagement teacher either
IN private family or in wealthy aud popuous neghbor
hood He has had considerable experience in insrIcting
youth, (havng been engaged in il for eight years0 and
aers himself with the belief that he give salisfac
ton TO those parents and guardians who may wish their
children and wards honestly instructed in the PRINCIPLES of
a sound education Communications made to L. NJ N.
Fredericksburg, will receive prompt attention.
January II. 76-wAv
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RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG STAGES

ElNAfsl<<2zSA al II VIE pubic are respectfully in
49, Hz5fs9SS n formed, that by directions, of
s sss So the Post-oice Department. this
zass Us line is changed from three 10 SIX
times a week.
The Stage will leave Richmond and Lynchburg every
day, Saturdays excepted and arrive in each place
day, Sundays excepted As this arrangement extends no
farther than LynchbuTg passengers for the South either
by Peeks & Wellords line via Farmvile Hampton Syd-
ney College, Sc, by Smiths line through DanviIle 10
the Carolinas Georgia, &c. TO the Southwest through
Alabama and Tennessee and to the West via the Water
ing places in Virginia, and to Guyandote on the Ohio ri
yer, 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-
ceed beauty strength comfort by any now in use;
the horses are good and the drivers accommodating skill
iul and steady. IN consequence of the great improve
menis recently effected, and those in contemplation
10 the Steam Boats navigating between Richmond and
Baltimore with which this line three times
week. going and returnng,) facilitating the intercourse
between those points beyond all previous example, can
confidently recommend my line 10 travellers from the
West, Southwest and South, in their trips and from the
Nouh-the time required TO accomplish them, and the
expenses varying but little from any other line and in
point OF comfort exceeded by none IL equacd by any
a. PATTESON PTopTiefor
n. b. All baggage, packages, sc. at the risk Of the
owners thereof.
december ~ 69-wN
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81 OCUST GROVE-a U0luabIe estate for sale-De.
sirous of removing to the West offer for sale one
OF .he most desirable situations in the county of Halifax
being the road leading from Mosbys Ferry TO HalfaX
Court House. six miles from the Ferry fourteen from
the Court House, containing 1900 acres half of which
land, all in good repair: the improvements are large
dwelling house, with six rooms below and passage and
all other necessary outhouses. further description is
deemed unnecessary as is presumed persons wishing
purchase will view for themselves. M. j. ROWLET
Halifax county, Va, Dec. Is. 65-wtI5tbF
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CoNtrIssIoNrn's Orrtcr

49, VtHidmsbitrg, Jan. l, 1888 (
lhe parties interested i'll the foregoing decree of the
Court are hereby notified that have appointed the 18th
uay OF ebruary next to carry the into effect on
winch day, by nine o'clock. A. M they are desired 10
attend at my office, with their testimony SC. and this
original order JAMES CABINiSS nj r.
Jan. 8. ~ -,
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N0TlCE-Was committed to the Jail of Prince Will
liam county, Virginia, the 9Th day of June last
negro Man "a runaway by tho of Ned he is about
SIX feet high yellow complexion between forty and
nifty years OF age; nc is we'll known this neghborhood
he formerly belonged TO Mr. Cooper of this county,
about six years back he sold trader and was ia
ken to the State OF Louisiana, Gas the negro sates) and
from thence he was taken to Havana, and there set at Ii
berty; he has no papers of emancipation The owner
is requested TO forward with proper authentica
tons, and get his property; otherwise he will be dealt
with according TO law. BASIL BRAWNER, Tailor.
August "a. 3I-yan,
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December %.

HNDUCATlON.-T School of the ssubscribeg re.;d
M ing In the upper part Of the county of King William
near Iayors Ferry, will be continued the next wear In
TINS School are taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Eng.
llsh Grammar Geography, the Elements of Mathematics
the Latin Language, and the translation Of the French
Language Commencement the 18th January next.
a vacation OF four weeks in the Summer-The School
will close on the 18th December following. The sub
scriber will accommodate six eight pupils with board
Price for tuition, $20-fOr board and tuition Sg0eacb
boarder furnishing his own bed bedding and towels Tke
residence OF the subscriber point Of heathpess not
he believes, surpassed by any situation in Virginia.
&. w. TALIAFERRO,
N. u. Letters addressed the subscriber should he az
reced TO Mangohick p Office. King William G.. WE
November 81. Bs-Iaf4t
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WEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber, residing Fsrmvlle in the county of
Prince Edward mulato named Archer about TWEEN
ny three years oil age, and about feet inches high
anu Is cross.eyed Said left home about the first of
last month, and was purchased of Nathan Wells of Flu
wanna near the town of Columbia. He is probably urk
ing In that county, or running James River boatman
The above reward will be paid to any person who viii a
cure him in jail or reasonable additional sum il deliver
ed 10 me. NATHI VENApIE
Prince Edward, iJan. 9th, 1888 77-wSw
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NOTlCE.-was committed TO tho jail of tho city OF
Richmond. on the Sist day OF October 1884, us u run
away negro man who his James Chapman and
the property Of Mr. VIM Brown OF Norfolk The said man
is Of dark complexion about feet inches high; about
years OF age and stout madeno mark dscoyerable and
his clothes appear be very good and dark color
DAVID WHITE, Jdilor
For w. ID. Wrenn, Serg't II. C.
January g. 7l,wIa,
A TEACHER WANrED.--we wish to employ as a
IA Teacher, man who is well qualified to teach the
Latin Language, and the usual branches of an English
Educaon Satisfactory will be reaiir
by letter. FRS. 5. SAMPSON,
X. RAGLAND,
W. A. TURPiN.
Powhatan, near Subjects 2. o., Jan. IL 7S-Ma,x