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ri ASSAU HALL.--Tbe Winter session Of tho Col
l y lege OF New Jersey, Mill eonnence on ThursJsy
i've sixth (6h) Of November ensuing add tie instruction
Of tho Glasses Willie conducted by the FaeUly, consist
ing Of he following Gentlemen, w:
James Canadian, - D., President.
John Mscean, a. 81 Vico.PfesiJsnt snd Professor Of
Aneient Languages AMI Literature.
Albert u. DoJJ. a. 81, Professor Of ~ s'hemades.
Joseph Henry, \ ~. Professor Of Natural Philosophy
Janss w. Alexander, A. NJ % Professor Of Bellies LetIes
John Tofrcy, NJ. - Professor OF Chemistry.
Samuel Howell, N. d., Professor OF ADstomy snd
Phypoogy.
Louis Hpgous, NJ, Professor Of French and Spanish
Bensjic Jaeger, A. NJ, Professor OF German obd Ila
Ian, and ecu or Oh Natural History.
john L. llaT, a. NJ, Adjunct Professor sf ADceut
LsnEOsges.
Stephen Henry, a. NJ, Adjunct Professor OF Mshe.
mstics
Hugh ~ Wsan, a. NJ, and George Burrows. Tntors
PRINCETON, NJ J., Oe ,Obes IL. 46-5t'
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AOn KEwARD.-R.o ,gov from ,Io ,ob.e,,b,

6 2n kEwARD.--Rsn away iron, tho subscriber,
70 GU OF the night Of 27d September on his svsv
from Richmond 20 Tive West, two Negro men, named
WILLIAM aud Liaos wiiism is q fine formed yellow
"ao about i've feet eleven inches high aud 81 yesrs
age; Lines Is dsk brown, shout Eve feet, sx inches
bigb 70 yesrs OF sgc very high foreLesd aud has scar
OIL The eh side Of lie head will give the shove 70.
ward, Tor tho apprehension and delivery OF tho above
named sisvss, 70 Ms. Esum s. Hubbard Of Richmond n
taxed out OF tie State, forty doilTe for either Of te;
taken within te State lofty dollars Tor both or twenty
dollsrs for either Of the said slsvcs
OetoSes a. l47-51 THOMAS %. SMALL.
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HWALvEs OF U. STATES BANK NOTES LOS
" ~ There enclosed 10 IN letter on t,e ff.h
OF September 1890 the second or tight hand tsIves Of
three Que HUNDRED Dollar Uniled States Bank Notes
payable al Mobile. viz ~ 430-J 500 aud L. 1863 are
the marks, aud numbers Of tho Notes The letter wssd
tected 10 81 Coochland Courthouse, w. aud mailed
by John ]. Orwoad, 81 Courilsnd habems but the yhats
not been received. Any lnormsiion will DO tbsnkf1hy
received JOSEPH SHELTON
August 70 92-wi2ws
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so 1000 flour hsrre billets
10000 hoop poles
The Whole the billss aud hoop poles. be deli
vered the Penenfsry by the I.t day OF March next,
1889 Proposals will be made either to Col. Morgan,
(Supcfine ndeu) or the subscriber
THOS. g. MONCURE,
October II. f47-tf1 General Heenf.
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a FEMALE TEACHER WhNTED.--i wish { n
IA gage, for the ensuing year. the services Of Lady.
TO take charge OF small numbcr Of scholars in my
family. One qualified instruct in the usual branch
OF female sducson together with drawing snd music,
will be required. Terms. aud shons, may be made
known BY letters addressed To Boy dion. Meek
lenburg County, Va JOHN w LEWIS.
Oct. 81. 48-wSu
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sesiemh.f %

TW1HE LAW SCHOOL AT FREDERICKSBURG
n will eommeDce its Session, on Monday, The 81 Of
nsxt November. sud viii terminate lho latter end Of
March, 1885. The exercises Ia this School las hereto
ios) consist DsUy 10 the study OF The most approved text
books, with critical daily examiuaOn accouipsu with
oral eSpOou aud Illustrations Of The subjects under
mpston by the Teacher Experience Of several years
has Shown that hese exercises much e1cieni
means Of legal Instruction tbsu the usnstofy ippresops
made ~ Of Lectures The text books used will
be Bscksiores, fuckers and Kents CONNIE nsries aud
himself With Taios Digest Tho lee TO the instructor il
$50 70 be paid 10 cssh before sJDssop TO Tie School
Boarding may be had 10 tow upon very reasonable
say irom $40 10 $12 so per mouth. explosive only Of
fuel and washing which Diay be procured for very
dera'e prices The whole sxpenss, over ADD shove tho
tuition fee, VIII not probably exceed S1J for ihs session
Of about five months. JN0. TAYLOE LOMAX.
September 8. 8o-l1N
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a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN own both sides Of ko.noke River generally OPP
posc the Ferry commonly called Esou, Ferry. in The
State of North csroins between aud 5000 acres Of
Land about 5000 OF which are Tor grounds, the RI
yer, aud is equal superior IN quality 10 it'll
in the ownership OF any individual above the f., Thin
my knowledge. The high lands are Of fine quality, and
highly productive in tobacco, wheat. aud cotton NJ
Iesdeuce the North side OF the river and within
nils oil II. healthy; aud situation in the State bet
ter Improved, sgreesbiy provided tor large Ia
ily OF whites aud blseks. Gu the Moth aud South side
Of tue river there MlIs. which carry each pair Of
mill stones, aud command ample custom ia wheat and
AMI dsadv sntaee thete he any upon oasonsbie terms
should greatly prefer to sell he Lands have briefly do
sctibrd 10 putchasc but this cannot be done
venienty. Will divide II in parts to suit purchasers
SELL or will sell my Land- With view TO a removal
TO the Western country. Those ~bo dspossd TO pur
chase Lands valuable Ia thcmsves aud the
markets OF Petersburg sad Richmoaj. and vii be
10 Norfolk, will apply 70 on the premises.
WILLIAM EATON.
Warren county. October 81. 1S-wu
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NEW ADVssaSTlSBiSRENTs

NN' ILLlAMSBUR LADIES' SEMINARY The
w Misses BALLANrINE, grateful Tor the liberal en-
they have received beg leave TO inform their
friends aud the pablo that the duties OF their Seminary
will be resumed tie first Monday in November, aud
terminate tho last OF July.
The OF ins rucon In this Institution is carried
according 10 the plan OF the fret Northern Ssminarics
and every tteution paid 10 the aud department
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&TAUNTON LAND FOR SALE.--H.s,ue removed
~ rom the country, snxious 10 soil my trsct OF
sud, lying at the junction Of Otter with Saunou river,
ia the county Of Campbell, about half mile from the
nau stage road leading from Ly nchburg TO Danve, in
healthy aud good ueighLohood IL contains wards
niue hundred acrestbout hundicd cleared, eighty
or an hundred Of which is bottom isnd--pau lJiug
stanton, aud part Otter river. There upon the
land, oiorabiy large aud convenient d~ eilioe house,
kitchen and other uthou-es, spring house aud
csent spring OF water, convenient 10 the house. THIS
land well watere6 aud lies weThe eleired land pro-
duces very good crops OF grain, &C. aud tobacco.
siderable portion oil The unc< land 10 tobacco land aud
lies principally adjoining The plantation. The OF .se
will be liberal aud the land sown 10 auy person wishing
TO purchase, and terms OF sale made known upon spca
ton to Mr.. Samuel Lancaster. who will he la e Deeh
borood for lev weeks Charles H. Lynch who resides
adjoining, JOHN LYNCH.
P.s will .lso ssl or houses aud lots in The Town
OF Lynchburg.
Oct 81. 4S-2-
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NJOTICE Is given, that Petition will DO pre-. scented
La The next Assembly for iesve to permit Margaret,
free woman Of coIsr TO reside in tho state
Norfolk, October 81. 4S-w4w
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NOTICE Will he soId 10 the highest bidder, al the
IN late residence OF Edward Bass scn deed, Of Cic,-
e'ied county. on Thursday the 9th Of November next,
iair. il not, tho next fair day, (Suhdays excepted) all
the personal property OF the sd Edw ard Bass scu decd
Except the widows dower) consisting OF eight
uIniture-crops OF coru fodder, oats, &c.-pIantsioa
utensils single char-also rs IL Of land ad-
IAnd Bass, decd. sc.
Twelve months credit will be allowed tho purchasers
all sums five dollars their executing bonds with
approved security before the properly is removed hear
interest FROM the daebut the interest TO be remitted II
the principal be punciualiy paid. For ell OF eve
dollars and under, cash will be required
RICHARD BASS,
MARK GOODE,
Oct. II. 1i7-4,-l Executors
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otl. "a. H-R'
ENLASTIC SATIN BEAVER HATS.-The subscri-
IS her begs leave TO inform his friends that he has
gsgedthc services OF competent workncn Tor the
scurc OF this beautiful article. and is prepared TO mako
them to order in the most perfect manner IL unneces
cary to any thing in their praise their appearance
will DO sufficient recommendation.
&. v. RAYMOND
NJ q. Gentlemen sending their measures FROM the
country, will have them promptly attended to.
Richmond, Oct. IL. Al A.
FBNlMtERS WAN ED AT THE PENITENTIARY.
IL 1000 feet inch yellow pine plank
1000 feet 81 inch yellow pine plank
500 do 3-S 10 do do DO crooked ehge, for
wagon sides
500 do DO do poplar plank. clear Of knots and
shakes
500 do 5-s do do do do clear Of knots
500 do birch scanng. inches square, IL (cet long,
clear stuff
500 do do do do DO do do
100 hickory axletrees
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ANENTRAL HOTEL FOR SALE.-Tbs very value.
~ BILE Establishment, now occupied by Col. Wsnl is
situated 10 tho town VI Charlottesville. the tn,u Turn.
pike toad, end not then $50 yards otn the Court
house Square, aud sb0u, the cshueof the town. Tho
building large sod coniDodoOs, couaniDg between %
tDd 30 roons, with large brick stable but lately b0,
Well Of excellent waisr, aud good Ice house, aud other
necessary oul houses
The above property will be offered Tor sale on The pre-.
misses, Tuesjsy tie 4h day Of November next, on
efed Of cue Two. aud three yesfs carry log interest from
tho date Boud With approved security, sud deed Of
lrOss upon the properly, viii be required. more sells
factory description Of the property hsd by appfs
ton 70 either Martin Ds~son Or Aiersnder csrssa E,qfs
Sept o. fSG-tdI JOHN WATSON.
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Nu EDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'VE QUEEN STREEr) under The supeyiniendence OF
The Medical Society Of South CdyolinG--The Lectures
Ia this Institution will commence usual second
Monday in November The different Chai,s will be
occupied by The following gentlemen:
B. B. STRoDEL. Nj. d.. Professor Of Anatomy.
WSf. HUME, M D., Professor Of Surgery.
b. SIMoHs Nj. d., Professor Of Operative Surgery.
THoMAs Y. SImoNs. nj. D., Professor OF Theory aud
Practice Of Mediriue.
UENRY ALExAHDEp, B. D., Professor OF Institutes Of
NJ edicne.
ASDREw IAsELL, NJ. D., Professor Of slaioria Me-
dcs.
CHARLEs DAVIS, M. n, Professor OF chemi,ry
FRANCIS Y. PORcnES, NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women aud Children.
j.. IIoRRY DEAs, NJ. D., Depopstrs'or Of Anatomy.
The Msiue Hospital, and the Hospif,I connected with
tho Aims House in his city, under the Injection Of
hvered twice week, by two Of the Proessors which The
Students will be permitted to attend Tree OF charge. Tho
Commissioners Of the Aims HOUSE have literally sprro.
pfiated one Ward Of that Institution the reception of k
males during their ACCoUcHEHEHrs. This department
will DO under the immediate charge Of tho Professor OF
Obstetrics.
To onabls The Student 10 b"cnme sclusinod with dis.
eases pocu, TO the DsgTO race, the od oegs has
converted into lNFtRAARY, where such Medical gen
tsmsn friendly 10 this School viii srnd their pa
iisnts and give history each case with the plan OF
Treatment. The Faculty sanguine in tho hope Of being
thus enabled TO concentrate upon their School the
eSporouce and talent Of the Medical Socefy an sJgan.
tuso where else enjoyed. No effort shall be uanfAg
10 coJef this College worthy 81 tho paobAgs Of liberal
snd enlightened public.
THOMAS x. sIMONs, NJ. D..
Dean Of the Faculty.
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III AND FOR SALE-By virtue oil decree oil the
EI Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery, for tho
town OF Petersburg pronounced the goth day Of June,
1884 In lie OF Cooke aud wife, sgsins Friend will
be sold TO the highest bidder the i2h day Of Novem-
Der uex' Oh the premises, for cash. piece parcel Of
land eontsiuiug yeght three roods aud thirty
ELK poles, being tenth part OF the Island called Eppes
i..ud ia the proceedings meuoued lying in the county
OF Charles Guy. Des'y opposite City Point agreeable
the plat and repott much thereof wilt be sufi-
cieut the ot three thousand huudred aud
t"enyseven dollars s"d eighty cents, with interest
thirteen hundred and fifty dollars and sixty six
cents from the 2st day OF July 1884, ill psid and the
cost VI this suit JOHN $. STUBBLEFiELD.
Sheriff IF Charles City county.
October 3D., 1884 45-,ds
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TEVHE Comgfeid Jockey Club FaR Meeting of 1884,
n will eommsnce on Wednesday,, the 1ln Of Novem.
Der next
Finer Day PropdeloTs Purse $50 nile heats; en-.
trance $40.
sgcoED DAv.-Jockey Club Pore $500, two milo
heais; entrance SIS, 10 DO sdded 10 The purse
RICHARD ~. THORNTON, Proprietor.
September 10. S0-tdy
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YEN0 HOTEL KEEPERS.-rhe undersigned (Trus-
III tees for the Stockholders. offer TO lease for
term OF years, the establishment in the Of Peters
burg, Va, known as the BoLLINGBRooK HorEL.
The building is spacious, being 100 cet front and ITO
ee deep-threc storie. high exclusive OF bssc u is
convenient, we'll arranged and favorsby suud supplied
with Spring Water. and has cominodous stables &c. at
tached 10 the Establishment
The great Increase OF travelling hrongh Peershnrg In
consequence OF the facility presented by the Rail Road
North Carolina Ia xion with Mali Coaches ia every
direction, aud Steamboats, from the Northern cities
extensive custom. exclusive OF many visitors tho
nse hboring country and large punber oil regular
boardeIs as could be desired.
There lew situations establishments which pre-
'eut as many advantages this to persou disposed TO
keep large Hotel Possession iuiy be had Tho Ist
January, 1885. Fur terms. apply to
JOHN v. WILCOX.
HARTWELI. p. HEATH. ,
NATHANIEL FRIEND.
OFT. IL
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FAIRFIELD RACES.-FALL MEETING.
TEVIiE Fairfield Jockey Club Fall Meeting will COM
III mence as usual on tue ihhd Tuesday ia October,
aud cobtinu four days
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CHI, KAlioMiNY LAND 10, sale :

Intending 10 iuove 10 the Vest, offer Tor rac The
tract OF land which at present reside, lying on
Chickahominy liver, in the county OF New Kent, and
immediately upon the stage road leading from Richmond
to Wismsbnrg-dsi ii Jules from the former. This
tact conteins about 1855 large portion OF which
Is low grounds OF the first qualify with good
meadow land any in Virginia. All The high land under
cultivation h in good cond.ton and uner high state Of
Improvement which, rs we'll as the low lend, 10 well
adapted 10 the grow ia of corn, wheat, osis and eolop
The bulldogs eonss, OF good dwelling house, contain
lug six rooms and cellar. Kitchen smoke house, and
DAIRY The whole nearly newtcgetcr with stables bstus,
corn houses, carriags house and ice. house.
The land lays well 10 DO divided Into three parts, and
will be divided to su purchasers, cannot be sold
tire will take pleasure In showing the land 10 auy
disposed To purchase. Fof the terms. which will be made
very accommodating. opply my,eI TO my father,
Byrd George. living ia the city oil kichuond.
September 49, l3S-u1 JOHN GEORGE.
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81 IFE INSURANCE OFFICE.-For a comparative.
N A ~ small snn-ssy SIG 66l00 on $l0OO-the father
OF family the age Of thirty years, aud in proportion
other periods Of his lie, may handsome com
poteuey Tor hs faulty Application to be made shove.
JOHN .. LAY, agent
Bokimo,s Life Insurance Co
Richmond, Sept 30. PFC
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n. b. srRoDsL. NJ D., Secretary.
Chafesion, Oct ~. Aim
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K.WFiE'Eg y.
nuc. Ykr annAiNs ursvSe.'

THE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY.
I'm all tbinrs that have beauty, there noihuy
eonieiy than Lhcfiy"-MiLroS.
When tho dance OF the shadows
Al day hroak Is d"ae
And the checks OF the mornior
Arc red with tho sun;
WIZ he sinks In HE glory,
~ evs fton the viow
Aad calls 10 planet
49,, To blaze in the bluc;
s ns.e !, beauty. ia, earth has 40 ooav'y 20 ses,
more proud than tho front or natien when feel
Whom beautiful bend
Of the bow above,
Like n collar OF light
On the hos love;
Nhct Tho moon In her rildncss
II floating high,
Like n hammer or silver
lung tho
There is beauty But eauh has no beauty TO sec
Mo'e proud than the front OF nation when fee.
In the depth Of tho darkness,
Unvaried in hue,
When shadows yelling
Tbs breast o tie
When the voice the
AT midnig III. Nil,
And the spirit Of solitude
Sob, hil:-
There IL beauty hut where IS tho beauty TO sec,
Like the broad beamins brow of nation whom free!
In tho breath of the morning,
When Nniufos a axe,
And calls up tho chorus
To chaunt In the brake;
In tho voice Of ech
Unbound in the woods;
In tho wathling OF streams
And the ioaming of foods,-
There Is beauty. But where ia tho beauty 10 sea
Like inc thrice hniow'd sight Of nation when free?
Whoa the slrivings of surgcs
IL mad the main,
Like tho charge of n column
or pumss N the pain;
When the thunder = ~
From his coudctad'cd sleep,
And the : tteading
The path Of tho dcep.-
There Is beauty But where is tho bsnuty ! See
Like tho sun-brilliani brow OF \ nation when fos?
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swAsurNerou Juna :. ,eoa

You have seen, no doubt, with what viruience the
Committee OF Investigations, the House, and the late
Speaker are abused. You perceive the game; the
Bank Is TO be susianedi its arrogant conduct by
~, to the destruction OF any mans character who NAV
stand In its way To draw off attention hon the conduct
Of the Bsnk, Mr. Clay renewed in the Senate resolutions
declarg the reasons OF the Secretary OF the Treasury In
sufficient, and directing the siioa of the depo.ites
Alter the refusal Of The Bank Directors submit their
books aud proceedings TO inspection, and with the
dr0,ced wish that the Bank should not be re- charter
ed the pugnio Senators voted Ter both resolutions II
this sioto the Senate to take sides with the Bank
The house OF Representatives shall succeed, confess
give up all hope Of putting down what regard as the
most dangerous institution in country The course OF
our Senator Me. Leigh seems to ne xplcahis unless
TO rechaer that cotpora,ion-else why vote now TO re-
store the Deposiics? Why cDdesvor to sustain the Bank
IN defiance OF the authority OF either House OF Congress
Mr. Clay says we ia the midst of revolution, and
Mr. MeDuiie declares. that the battle has been lou III,
and won II this be true the triumph belongs 10 Fe lie
ralsm aud Nuliicstion.''
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THE sFNArE Am Tnr nANv

49, me following extract OF letter, written by one Of
Virgins most fearless aud able Representative In Con.
ges 70 genuemsn In this vicinity, has been handed vs.
Tor Pndicaiion The reader will perceive, we are fully
sustained ~ al ne Opinions We have expressed, respect
ing me course oi the Senate IN favor Of The Bank; and
particularly IN the sUgges ion, more ,h.n once ont
bs Mr. Leigh stands ready TO clinch the nail he has II
ready assisted TO drive, by finally voting Toe
me BANK y playing deep aud desperate game for EN-
pre- and al The virtue and energy Of the People called
MO ehci,nt action will be required TO contend against
The united powers of gold, talent and political
srrsyed against them. The House Of Representative
and The President, se yet looked TO- with unwaverlev
eohhdencei tPet@s59R Constellation.
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CoumIssIoNrn,s Orr,cr

~, "a.
me parties concerned in the foregoing decree,
by notified, that have appointed the l7th day of Junr
NEXT 10 commence the execution of the duties rsouired
oy sa1 decree: they therefore required attend al
my oce at o'clock A. NJ with ali necessary paper.
vouchers books, &c. TO enable to make Up The ac.
counts required.
May 20. - = s. H. c.
I'm ERY-VIRGiNIA.-At rules boIden in
The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Cbsncery for The county of Charlotte on Monday the
"a day of June, 1884:
George b. Jennings James Jennings (ie sons of Dick
erson Jennings, dee'd.) Pleasant W. Weaver John w
Weaver, Samuel Nj. Weaver and Samuel F. Murreeh
Lucy Ann Jennings, Mary Nicholas JENNINGS Rsn;.min
p Jennings, Susan 7. Jennings. sally Fl Jsn3;n"s
Mackey Elizabeth Jennings John o. Armistead and Eli
zabeih his wife, formerly Elizabeth Jennings. Dickerson
ysn1mn'ngs Fssncis J. Jennings and John r. Jennings
William ID. Stern, John Baker and Elisabeth his wife ior.
mety EizAbsth Stern, Nathaniel Inge and Nancy his
vile, formerly Nancy Stern, Charles M. Anderson
ana Frances his wife, formerly Frances Stern Melville
Stern, pi,;a,i33t
against
Robert Merton, executor Of Dickerson Jennings
John d. Richardson, Sheriff Of Charlotte and as such adj
minsiraor oil Anderson Jennings, deceased Georoe Jor
dan, administrator Of Susan Jordan his ate wife Vim
o"son and Doro'hea his vile, and Lawrence b. Stern
and Francis Stern, Def.ndsn,.
The defendants, willism Howson, and George jordan
uhs"aof 81 susan Jordan and Francis Stern moi Ia
s snefea .neH appearances according the act Of As.
semby and the rules OF this Court and il anoe,,ioo 70
e Satisfaction oil the Court that they arc not nhabi,sn,.
Of ms state ON The motion Of The plaintiffs by counsel
his ordered that The said defendants William Howson
ana george jordan administrator OF Susan Jordan ami
francis stern, DO appear before the judge Of lie ssd
Court al The Courthouse Of the said county on e 6,.
o.y ., me mex, term aud enter their appearance and an.
swor ne p'sn,fS bill. and give security for pe,fo,,
ne oecFee Of ibe Cour aud that copy Of dis order he
M some newspaper published la the CITY Of RieI
om, or .To months, sucees.yey, aud posted at the
lfon' Goor Of The Cous,-house Of The said county
June 10. go
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NOTICE.-There committed TO the Jail of the citv
" Of Richmond on the 18th day Of February, 1871
as runaway, Negro man, who calls himself ALsERr
and says he belongs Robert funston, Caroline oo
iy Va Albert is about % ~ years old sho Eve lee,
or inches high. Of dark brown compile xon and stu
tiers badly when spoken TO- II Albert does belong 10 sd
funston ne r please come forward prove property pay
with as tho law directs. THOMAS HARDY, ID. s..
Fer JYfiiiom ID. Wptn, s. O. r.
June o. 9-@wf1v
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VALUABLE SUSSEX LAND FOR SALE ,v;Il
sell 10 The highest bidder, Thursiay the 81 dav
OF July next, at Sussex Court House, that being CouT,
owned by my deceased father, Francis containing
rom hve TO six hundred This of land has
Vued among the LeRaees, and that portion allotted To
1me SUBSCRIBER, containing above from 10 GOO acres
ne ABOVE land lies the south side Of the Nooyav
RIVER VS. miles from the Court House, adjoining the nor
uon purchased by Col Jesse Hargrsve aud is regarded
very valuable IL contains about ESQ acres of land
'he balance heavily mbered The subscriber will ire >,
privately Tor this land before the day Of sale but shonId
ne no' sel will be sold sbove on very reasonaL,e
time. Col Hsrgrave, who lives adjoining HE InG eli
snow TO any person desrous Of seeing the same Any
communication on the subject TO the Subscriber al NJ
Canton, will be promptly suended to
June 10. ~