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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

N CHANCEkf -fIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
II the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for Louisa county, the 7h day OF
tober, 1888
James M. Trce, in his right, and administrator
Of his late wife, Patsy T. Trce, and also administrator
Of Martha c. Trice. Plaintiff
against
ret, and Matilda w his wife, formerly Matilda w PEN
deton, Philip b. Winston, William o. Bckerton L. phi
lip II John r., Edmund T., Barbara A. Joseph p and
Octavus M Winston, William b. Phillips and Barbara o.
his wife, Joseph W. Pendeton, John Vowles and Lucy
A. his wife, Francis johnson, and Caharine r. his wife
s. Pendleon, Deiend,n,s
The plaintiff in this having by leave Of the Court
hrst had and obtained filed supplemental BILL to which
all the defendants except John b. Pendleton filed their
answers and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said defendant, John B. Pendeton is not an nhab
an oil this Sate and he not ha g entered his appear
ance and given security according the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court motion of the plaintiff by
his COUNSEL ordered that the said John Pendeton
40 before the Judge Of said Court the Court
mouse oil said county, the first day the ne xt term of
SAID Court and answer the said supplemental bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order forthwith insert,
ed III some newspaper printed in the City Richmond for
Two months successfully, and that another copy thereof
be posted al the front door of the Court OF This conn
ty on some Court day.
Copy Tese, JOHN HUNTER, c. C..
January A. 73-w4w#
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NUONSlEUR TONSON.-This noted Stallion will
lvl stand the ensuing season. at my sons. George W.
Johnsons in the county Of CHESTERFIELD about 20 miles
from Richmond and Petersburg and
The Celebrated Race Horse ANDREW, will stand at my
son's, Edward Johnsons In the county Of Dnwiddis,
about 80 miles south Of Petersburg, the Main Stage
Road Particulars to both, hereafter.
January 9. T75-,fl W. r. JOHNSON
ROYDION FEMALE ACADEMY.-ihe annual
- session Of this School will commence the first Mon
day in February next, and close the last wednesdsy In
November. 'fa
All the departments filed with competent in
sructcrs and the subscriber Pledges hinel that each
pupil shalt be thoroughly disciplined in mind
and MORALS
E1pensesfor the Session of ten months:
Tuition in all the b. anches OF English education, NJ
including a course Of Mathematics and Sci
ence, with experiments, $40 90
French or Italian, 10 20
Music on the Piano, 30 90
7 tuition In all the above branches, 80 90
Board, lodging. washing 6rewood, aud lights in
eluded, $S per month, 80 90
Painting aud drawing, In all cases, q separate
charge, 10 90
Payments 10 be made half in advance, the balance
at the end Of FIVE months.
Mrs. Kingman will give private lessons tho Guitar,
Oriental TntiDg and Embroidering.
H. A GARLAND.
Boydton, Meckenburg County.
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Boydton, Mecklenburg County.
Dec. Z. wtlJ-eoflF
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STOCKS.

STOCKS.
TIP WHOLESALE .A.ND RETAIL.
TURNER s. SALISBURY. ...
NM ANUFACTUREltS of the above
NH article, keep constantly on hand,
Bromn and black double satin, fest, second,
and third quality bioek bom6as,ns
STOCKS. t.s.
sCP The Stocks manufactured by the
subscribers, are warranted equal to any
made, being got up in the best style, and
of the first rate materials. 4. s.
Water-st. Sept. 8.
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GROCERIES.

GEoCERfES.o o-
TWH Fl f subscriber has on hand at his
LII Store, corner ofWater and Miller
streets, "a general assortment of goods
usually called for in a. Grocery Store,-
such as coffee, tea, sugars, melasses,
flour; butter, cheese, pork, lard, soap, can
dies, oil, dried apples, apples by the BAL
rel or bushel, spices of all kinds, ground
pepper, loaf and lump sugar, rye and in
dian meal, SC. &c. r-. Il.
WOODEN WARE.
A general assortment of Wooden ware
such as willow Wagons, cradles, tubs,
pals, draw and deck buckets, mortars,
nest boxes, dippcrs, trays, umbrella stands,
table mats, rolling pins, cheese hoops,
balls, boxes, patent wheel heads, pound
ers, churns, flower pets, hair and wire
selves, &c. sc. .ro a-i H.,
ALSO-Stone, carthern and crockery
ware All of which he will sell as low a.
can be bought.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
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Nh ANCY hair brushes. French wash balls
and hair powder, cut-pungcnts. and En-
plish aromatic volatile salts-new and choice
articles, Preston salts, hauogate salts, s.da;
rochelle, and seidlitz powders, essences ol all
kinds; with On extensive assortment OF genuine
and fresh Drugs, Spices, Family Medicines, and
Pc, ,fumery, Just received and for sale a, the Sign
of GaLEyN'S HEAD,
a Waier-street
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CHARLES WHEATON,
GEORGE WHEATON.
DANIEL b. WHEATON.
NOTICE..

"HE subscriber would beg leave TO
IL acquaint his Patrons and the Pub
lie generally, that he has associated with
him Doct. BULLOCK, in the Practice Of
p lysic and Surgery.
DOCT. BULLOCK having availed
himself of the advantages of the first Med
ical Schools in this country, for the acqui-
sition of Surgical knowledge, respectiulln
tenders his services TO the Public, iy
operative Surgery; to which branch he
will pay particular attention.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
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CITIZENS. LINE OF STAGES.

CITIZENS LIN r. Ot Ol hHLC'
FOR BOSTON, At ALF PASTl2, ~.
,&TAGES leave Providence every day, at half
~ past IL O'Clock, NJ, (excepi sundn!s, when
they start at half pas, O'Clock in the morning
6S-Bcoks sept in Providence, at the Frank
lin House, and Manufacturers jl0tel, (Alarket
.quaro;) Mansion Hoasc, (Bcnchl siTee'0 ana
lCty Hotel, (Broud sueeD--~bere Stage iare
will ereceived, when names are entered
J. BIAISDELL, Agent.
Dec. II. ly.
EGp Passengers in Warren and Bristol,
Ibu securing seats ,ciih Mr.. Chad,cick, can
SPEND t,ro hours in Providence and arrire
I'm Boston, same eren,ng.
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School Books, &c.

YHNHE subscriber has on hand for sale,
n. Smiths productive grammar, Muir
rays grammar, Smiths arithmetick, Par
ley's geography, Morse's do. and atlas,
Angels Union Nos. |, 9, 8, 4, 5, and /;
Goodrich's history and Emerson's Sup
plemont, Aden's spelling book, english
reader, accompt books, memorandum
books, bank books, writing books, paper,
quilts, inkstands, states, pencils, SC.
SAMUEL WHEATON,.
mhy 04
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Groceries, Provisions,
&c. &c.

,THe subscriber keeps constantly on hand
At his Store on Broad-street, near the T.
piscopal Curch. an assortment Of Groce-
ries. such as teas, coffee, loaf and brown
auear, melasses, rye and indian, meal, ps-
lo,bread, crackers, cheese, butter, salt
fish, rice, salt beef and pork, lard, choco-
late, apples, raisins, spices Of all kinds,
chewing and smoking tobacco, segars,
vinegar, cider, lamp oil, potatoes, onions,
beets, turnips, pickles, wooden ware
crockery, quils and paper, pins, cotton
thread, soap, nuts Of different kinds, curry
combs, hinges, hooks and staples, herring
sword fish, flour, &c. &c.
WANTED, in exchange for the above,
butter, cheese, potatoes, meal, aPplesi
eggs, or CASH. e,y ery
Aug. %. >. .. SWAoEf.
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OoNGaEss.
RIM he .Rcrr1G!'ta Ga-erfc ef I2msalay "a
THE DEPoSITE QUESTION.

Frys' he .Rc.rH1Grta Gd-cffe NJ IAHrsasy iGs!.
THE DEPoSITE QUESTION.
We consider tie dcposiie question virtually
sETTLED IA the House Of Representatives, BY
the vote referring the Report OF the Secreta-
~ of the Treasury To- the Committee Of Ma,s
end Means. That vote satisfies Vs. that the
President will, in all or any events, be sus-
tanned IN the House by majority of twenty
'or thirty. \ spirit of justice 30 far prevail
cd IS Co induce this determined MAJORITY 10
give way ON the previous question. This o
PerSilon, to stop debate, was effected by the
mcasre MAJORITY of four roies--lI6 10 liz
That carried, however, hs party rallied,
came up, IN gallant style, At the call of the
le aGrrS. and sent tie Report. without instrts-
tons, 10 Mr.. Folks Committee, 10y u vote Of
III To 9S. Thereabouts l. tho strength Of
both sides. The majority Will, 40 doubt. be
lcssebed upon other questions Hereafter ari.-
rg from The same subject, but the r0NEa Is
with the fTieosls OF Tie Administration, Aod
hey Will exercise it--we trust and hope Cor
Tie veal Of the county, though we very muci,
II vat ME-. MuhleBburz who moved lhe
previous question. The following were the
Jeas ard nays upon the final vote 49,
Those who voted 10 the affirmative are
YEAS--aicssfs. ,. Adams, w. Aiken. W
- vs. 8NeANr ~ ~ N4N1ns EtuFtN-
ley, A. Beaumont, J. Bell, James Blair, John
BLAIR, 4. BOckeo, q. nOdlc, u. Been, =. W.
Brown, s. Bunch, X. Burns, .. A. BynuB,, &
e.. Csmbrelcng. n. q. Carmichael, J. Carr.
n. Casey, , Ckasey, =. W. ChiBn, S. CLARK
~. &. Clay, J. Coffcs. r. Corwin. n. coalser
!. Cramof, 7. Davenport, u. Dag, p. Dicker.
soR, u v. Diekihsou, ". q. Dunlap. T. Nv.
ing. ,. .. FORESTER, 3. Pow Ter, ". K. fuller
, Galbraiib, .. y. Gholsou, q. u. Giilet. g.
y. tiilmor, }. IIali, =. u. hall, ~ Hlalscy. g
l.. HanIeF, y. A. Hanaegan. J ~ Harper. =
=. Hsrfisou,s. q. iiaihawsy,u. T. IIss kins,
T. Howell, g. Hobbard 4 Huntington, W
" inge, l.. Jarvis, r. ~. johnson. y John.
son, 4. Joiiisgn, 8. JOres, y jones' y. kava.
Insgh, w. Eisg. q. l.. kiunafd, a Lane, q. \
Lansing. 3 IspoFis. g.. ". Lawrence. I.
Lea, 81 II. Leardt, g. L0Jsl, g. Lucas. L
I Lyon, u 7 Lyue. 4. Mann, 81 TX Mann
B $. ". Mafdi. 3. 4. Mason, -. Nasoa, AZ. J
NcCariy, y. Neinhre, o J. Aleka,. Isa.,
81 kim, J. Mckinley, J.McLsns, & Movesn
, siiier, % Mteheu. u ssifehsn, ~. A
Nuhi.ubafg Murray 4. q Haues, J. Hso
derion, q. 7 O-r,ui, s. Psgc. T. Park, J
Parker }. NJ PsuoH. W.Ilfterson, Uuies .
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Pcsrce, n. Peytop. y. Pierce. !. Pi-r,op. y.
L. Pmmncr, J. n. Polk. T.. d. Pope. D. =.
Sehcnck, w. Schley. ID. sriden, ". n Sb,nn.
{. Sladc, y. 4. J. Smith, ,. Speiyht. J. stan
differ, ,. 7. stoldcrt. J. u. Sutherland, "
Taylor. w. p. Taylor, r. Thomas, J. Thomp-
son. J. Turner, J. TurriIi, A. u. Nand.rpoeI-
l. Van Houten, ID. u. Wagner, A. W ard. -
Wsrdweii, }. NJ. Wayne. T Webster. n
Whailon, Z. p. white-l3I
Those who voted in the negative are
NAfS-Messrs. J. a. Adams, n. Alien. ]
j. Allen, &. Allan. w. :. Archrr. " u. Ash
ley, ). Banks, N. Barber. e. 4 uarniiI, III.
Barringer, !. C. Bates, ~ Beatty, }. VI. Bel,
n Binney, q. n. Briggs, D. Bull, g. Burd. I
Burgess. ii. Cago,E- Chambers, T. Chiffon, n.
Choate, N. II. Cisibone, w. Clark, u. y.
Clayton. w. X. Clowney. IL. w. Conner, ,.
IL Crane, d. Crockett, y. Darlington, ". II.
Davis, a. Davis, q. Deberry, n. r. Dcming,
III. Denny, l.. r. Dennis, J. Dickson, }. Dun
can, g. Evans, f.. Everett, II. Everett, J. VI.
Fielder, ~. Fillmore, =. A. Foot, r. =. Poster,
y. G Fuller, J. S. Fulton, x. l.. Gamble, ".
u. Corham, J. Graham. W. =. Grayson, q.
'.renneil, jr. J. X. Griffin, III. Hall, a. Hard,
" Hardin, J. Harper. A. HazeItine, 3. T..
Heath, w. Hester, J. ". Huntington, W. &.
Johnson, g. W. Lay, ID. II. Lewis, J. Love.
II. e. Martindale, r. A. Marshall, w. McCo-
mas, George MeDufhe, T. NJ. T. Nekennan.
Z. y. Mercer, ,. >. MiIiigsn, s. McD. Moore
H. l. Pinckney, u. Potts, jr. II. Ramsay, J.
Reed, A Rencher. w. Is. Shepard, A. u.
ShcpPerd, w. Slaae, j. sioaDe, y. -spangler.
7. ThoFss,C. Toinpk ins, S. Tweedy, j. Vance,
:. Y. tinton, j. q. W atmoIgh. D.. ID. " hite.
=. Wsucsey, l. Whitilcsey. Il. II. wilde, D..
Williams, y. {. Wilson, n. A. Wise, r.
Young-9s.
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Prom The .NaiioHa, LaieikyeHoer II February 10.
Disp, about meridian, yesterday, in this
city, WILLIAM WHIT, Esq. aged about %
years.
In him his family have lost all that can be
lost in one among the most tender, devoted,
and enlightened OF husbands and fathers
OF all who Witnessed the strong and heart
endeared ties which this event has sunderrd
there lives not one but must sympaihiLe, from
has InmOst soul, with the Amiabic ard eNem-
plary wife, who at once impaired and partook
the Purest aud highest cnIoymenis Of conlu.
gal union, and who - now To- sec premature
grave open To receive the mortal remain, oC
him who was the source and tho object of the
hailowed affections by which that union was
cemented and embc iiIshsd- with children, to
whom the hand is now cold and motiunless.
which but yesterday led them, with patcrnal
solioiiude and unerfing AIM through the paths
Of human science, IN all the iniricacies of
which the exercises of studious youth, and
the sustained application Of mature year,, had
Instructed him, aud which lis genus had A..
iustrated Co those children, che eloquent
tongue, though not yet mute 80 grateful mem
DRY, mo- longer speats, ~ living accents, pre-
cepis OF wisdom. morality. and picty, 50 late.
y enforced by example, and adorned by tia
liic and manners Of a Christian, scholar
aud gentleman,
IiiscOuntry, indeed has lost a citizen whose
talents and virtues, always adequate - the
highest tasks 81 public service, were always
devoted, with uu0iuchiug patriotism, 10 las
couniry's good but 90 that country he has
lcitan INHERITANCE 10 the extended fame which
will pcrpetuate his name with the enduring
monuments VI Tie age and land IA which he
lived
iiis professional brcihrrn must largely par
hciPstc "a ihe profound regret. both general
ADD particular, that can aaoct either eOmmu-
mites % individuals I.amentng han a. .
brother, whom ~ lde they loved with broth
erly Affection, and admired az che ornament
Of t,c.f profes-iou they have lost no time IN
cvinr ns their aiscfty - manifest Their ~
sPcet % Do, memory and siil. doubiiess, fol.
low oui ihc first promPting, u = spontaneous
snd ai-Por' aiding ssnbmeBt. sid give unequi.
v0ca' lni testing t.ksns ~ me sincerity asd
B DE- Pih 90 ihcr affection, their sdmiratioa, end
u.eir regret
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raos BALLS wkENLr sEssESsEa.
tn Mn CHIN

They say thou art not fair To othcsp' ewes, fas
Thou ~ho dost seem NJ beautiful IN mine.
The stranger eoldly passes thee. nor asks
Mat name, THAT home, ~hst parcntsgc arr thine ,
but carlessiy, rs though IL were by ehAnc<,
Bestows on thee sa unasiniring glance.
Art thou not beautiful To inc il seem.
~ usoagh the blue veins in Thy temples fair
he crimson ~ ,hy tiii and .nnoccn, lips
U he light thai falls ut,ca thv shining hatr--
I he VAR ing colour in thy rounded chc,k-
Must all OF Natures endiess beauty speak!
The very pillow that thy heal hath prcst,
Through the past a'ght, picturc brings TO nc
VI rest ~ holy. calm, and exquisite,
That sweet tears rise at thought 81 IL and thee;
aud repeat. beneath the Mornings liyb,,
The mothers lingering gaze, md lo,-; god night
Yea, even thy shadow, n IL siauting falls,
When NC tao roam beneath, the setting sun
SEEMS, n At Slid-s along the path triad,
- something brigi, and FAY 10 gzzc upon;
prrss thy itllc eager hand the Whit.
N"d 30 hot even turn 10 So thee s.,ilcl
Art thou not beautiful II hear Inv yp,c,,
IFS MUSIC shouts Of childhoods sudden mIt,
Aud eehoc. back the laughter. as thy f,t
Cone gia'iiy boundiug o'cr the ,amt, spring earth
Yet no gaze follow thee bui MING. ifcir
Love hath bc~itehcd my ey,s-tny only dear,
Beauty Is usat which disz zics; that which strikes
.s'r, N.'eu"'h l'haiI re TIE EaZcr s tongue,
III hc hath found some words Of rspturous praiss
10 bear has piond and swelling thoughts along.
sunbeams are beautiful--and gildcd tails
WIDE terraees-and sho~cry waterfalls:
Yet thcrc arc things which through the CARING ey,
i.cseh 'i'c full soul and thrill IL iuto love;
unworthy of those rapturous words OF praiS.
Yet prized, perchanee, the brightest things above.
y nook that Was our ehildhool's resting place,
smile upon some dear familiar face.
And therefore did the diseontented heart
Crcate that other word, its thoughts % eirx.s,
And what could not say WAS 6easifiR,
Vet gained the dcarer term Of ior~inesf
J. he t'ted aud iet'ety-so ant thou To me,
'"'ih IN whose lace strange eyes no beauty sec.
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Pocket Hook Losf.

|HVHE subscriber lost, on Saturday the eth
~ instant, either between Charlesiown and
hepherdstown, or between tho latter place
ID Martinsburg,by the way Of Hardscrabble,
Eight Russia leather POCKET BOOK, con-
lining some 1apers. which can bc OF no use
any other person but himself. Whoever
|puld find the same, will confer q favor by
s living IL with Mr.. McEndree in Shepherds
FTn, or with the subscriber in Cbarlestown.
DAVID HUNTER.
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LOOK TO TT!

HAviNG positirsiy determined on leaving
II CharlcStoYn on the first Of April next,
I'd wishing final adjustment Of his business,
be subscriber most earnestly requests all
>ersons indebted to him, 20 come forward and
ettle their accounts Immediately, as IL is In
spensably necessary 10 close his affairs by
IA, time. And OH persons having claims
yainst him, will please present them, for set
mtut.
The subscriber has on hand, large Stock
~ BOOTS, SHOES, SC. OF the very hes,
hslity, which he will dispose Of on better
brms than lie has ever offered them, from
he reason above stated. The laborefs on
lhe railroad are invited 10 call and buy, as
iarge portion Of has stock vas made express
b for their use.
JOSHUA DEAvRR.
Feb. 30. Is3f.
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rvsti-sED, wrEKLu, nr
TOM.r -. G.aLL.RAER.
CONDITIONS.
NO DOLL Ans q FIFTY ora

Payable half yearly; but Two Do,aaas
II be received AZ payment in full, If paid
fireiy in advance. Whenever paymen, is
|ferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
kerest will be charged.
a.. Subscriptions Tor six months, 81 25, 20
paid invariably IN siranee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms of advertising, are For square
less, 81, for three observation-disclosures ones
the same proportion. Zach continuance,
cents per square.
g All advertisements not ordered for q
lrciic time. will be continIed until forbid
- charged eeeOyiiaxJs-
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S.E.uUEL OLDs,
TATI.0a.

III n AVING located himself at Harpers-Fer-
3 n ~, on Shenandoah-sireet, in the shop
fccently occupied By l.. W. Stephenson, Is
prepared 20 make Gentlomon's Clothing OF
fvery description. Having been recently en-
kaged 10 one Of tic best tailoring establish
nents 10 the city Of New York, lie considers
himself competent 10 give entire satisfactioa
- all who may favor him with their custom.
Feb. 81. Is3t-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

~ a meeting u ths sebtissss u tie Bar
of tho supreme Court Of The United state.
snf q the o0icsrs of he Court. a. tne Court
Room in iho Capitol, 90 TUESDAY the i5gh
iisi he lien. Is . BrrLeR. Attorney Gener-
~ 81 the ufted States, Wss called a. the
Char, and the Non. jso. sttsEAsr Vas az
PJiatsd secretary vhereuysu
Nr Wfrtrth rose anl ad stressed tho Chan
'as fo.loes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
LUWBIIR YARD.

'end y nov prepared 90 supply ali demands
~ seasoned bhhs aud fslior Pine PL-fNk
either inch, inch. inch, 10 iueh. inrh
~ Inoh-also, inch and ia,h Poplar
ARK Fencing Boards, shisgics, " hite and
yeioE p'he' oak aud poplar JOist, with a va.
Piey ot other lumber Gsuaiiy kept IN lumber
.yart,
bavIng laid N 81 pressbt q supply of AGO.
oUV EGxGx, Pulled With sticks, "a addition
- Arrangements made foF ne future. BE- can
assure The public that = general sisrt ~ leon.
~ VII DO Kept up ~ BIS yard, whers they
IAN be furnished on tho most o. 1sonabls tenn
4. y. HAMrRAMCk.
Shepherdstown, Juae %, 1888
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I. ~. KETZ.MXLLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

#XTlLL practice in the Superior and In
Nv ferior Courts Of I.oudoun and JelIer-
~. The transaction Of all business commit
"a 70 hiS management will be characterised
the strictest attention and punctuality.
iiis Office IS on Market-st-, Leesburg.
April Ia, is33.-tf.
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HENRY BEDxrgaER.
attorney at L0sr,
H,RrrRs-FERkr, VA.
Feb. 10. 1s3i.-tE
~. y. M. Srraish. .M. I'D.

IERY respectfully tenders his profession
~ al services 20 his friends and fellow
iizeus. Being unable, on account Of the
Feseut occupancy Of property, to make per-
3nnent location before the LIST OF April, lac
ny, until that time, be found at the resi-
lnce Of MIR. John Myers, five miles south Of
harlestown.
Jan. 30, ls34.-tf.
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To W1ago1. .IENEers.

"a FlRST-RATE Wagon and Plough Ma
n. her Will find q good siuatioa, BY sp
Jing 20 The subscriber Ia Charicstosn 1
an With family can be accommodated will
n'as' ahd garden convenient 90 the shop, o,
'e ssst q April nouL
Jan %, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

X. LEWIS NJ. WEAVER has been en-
m ployed as an assistant ia this Institu-
Pn. MIR. Weaver has had considerable ex-
'riencc 10 tho business OF teaching. lie
kmes highly recommended As a Mathemati-
IN and English Scholar.
EDWARD HUGHES,
5feo. ~, lS54-jt- Principal
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N execution of decree VI the Circuit
FL Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery
in and for the county of Hardy, at its
term in April, 1884, in the case Of Samuel
|McMechen's Executors, againstlsaac Par
sons, the undersigned the commissioner
lin said decree named, will proceed, on
Tuesday The 10Th Of September neat, be-
Ing court day, before the door Of the court
House Of Hardy county to sell so much
of the LAND in the bill, and exhibits
mentioned, being the tract on which, /.
saac Parsons now resides, as will discharge
the sums Of money hereafter mentioned,
|To WRITE sum of $65 ID cents in
cash; and the sum Of 1915 66 on credit
|of six months, and the sum Of 1914 76
ion credit Of twelve months. Bond and
security and deed of trust on the premi-
ses will be required to secure the deferred
instalments.
G. B. SAMUELS,
June %, 1884. Commissioner