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4. ~. KETZ.HELEER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

'NlLL practice in the Superior and In
w ferior Courts Of I.oudoun and JeiTcr-
son. The transaction of all business commit
led to bis management will be Characterised
py The striciest attention and punetuality.
His office Is on Market-st, Leesburg.
April Ia, lsJ3.-tI
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To WNgO,s Makers.

a FlRST-RATE Wagon and Plough Ma.
IA ker will end a good situation, 10y ap
plying To the subscriber IN Chsrlestown.
man with family can be accommodated will
n house and garden convenient TO the shop, OF
the first Of April next.
THOMAS RAWLINS.
Jan. %, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
Jefferson County Land
FOR RENT.

"a LEASE for 4 term OF one or more years
IN will be given to a good tenant, upon
FARM of $50 acres Of land, lying about ,
niles north of Shepherdstown. Any person
Fishing To rent, can apply TO Messrs. Harris
Rutherford, IN ShePherdstown, or TO the
pubscriber, Charlestown. Possession given
Immediately. q. w. SAPPINGToN,
For The heirs Of 7hOs. SdPpingfon.
Ian o. IalI
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FARM FOR RENT.

yENHE FARM, belonging TO the heirs Of Ia
a con Burwell, deed, known by the name
ef the Yellow Hose Farm. There are about
200 acres Of cleared land on said farm
SAMUEL CAMERON,
Guardian for iAc heirs.
Dee :, 1893
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Wanted 10 Purchase.

A YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN A liberal
IN price, 10 cash, will be given for Que al
good character, either with or without one OF
two children. Apply TO
X. & }. JOIIN sos
Canp-IIil, Hsrpcrs-rcrry,
fsD. T., 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13

Mrs Leigh is 1.-THE Springs, AID am here
al work about INV own business, To which I
shall stick resolu,eiy. \ little relaxation
would have been agree able n well as bench
eial 10 me-but had not time for Il.
Wy best wishes TO Mrs. -, and all
yours. Your friend,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13

fHNlE subscribers have a good assortment
e Rornd iron. calculated for Augur.
".ieh tlry would invite tho attention IS
ncrs on TIE railroad and clscwhcre
joins n LANE g. WEBB
'pherlF'1Rr Ian. " 1881
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ReMd ThisI

HViF subscriber wishes 10 sell from % to
n 100 barrels Of CuRN. either delivered
OF al We crab. Application 10 Do made "a the
subscriber, near ii4,nes' Nil
JOHN ~. SNOWMAN
Mount Pleasant Inu 30. i-Jf-sst
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low citizen,
RICHARD RUSH.

Great Meeting in Philadelphia --Onc % the
largest meetings ever held 10 that ctt,. took
place ~ Philadelphia on Monday afternoon,
al the Hall Of the Musical Fund Soci,ty
Tho Hall, NC learn from the Ingtirrr,ua.
crowded IA every PARTIAL classes, trade.
aud professions, being fully represented Tho
meeting "a, composed, m great part, Of tho
,'sntrs OF The memorial 10 Congress. asktur
relief from tho existing pressure and IA dress.
Oy restoring the public deposilcs To the Bank
.oi Tie United States. The memorial Itself
with ITS ten Thousand fro h.Hdrsd .gndiHrs,.
lined the walls Of the saloon ia which tho
meeting Wa held
The meeting resolved % send on n J,lega-
Ton Of % 20 Washington, To represe nj ia,
views aud wishes OF the memorialist,. and To-
take such measure, there. \, may arre,r
proper and cNpedient, 10 satisfy the senator.
ana Representative, II rennsNlvaui. Of IA,
urgent necessity ot immediate yi,T,tion ,o
relieve The country from sNi.trs .uH,r,r,
ana avert The greater impending c,ii,
committee II i've va. ais. dsstrn,f,J
70 Jay a copy 81 thr memorial before n,
uo'ornor 81 Pennsylvania, with /. request
That he may submit the subject a. the con.id-
Grafton ol The Legislature. and invite their
cooperation ~ measure, deemed Of vital
importance Ia the interest aud ciC,rr Of that
CVhuloh"tiiiI. Bak paistof
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TO COntracinrs

ME- have just received a large .lpp'y
w 81 WlliskEb ,Ehieh Ne aro enabled
% dispose of unusually low.
join - LANR - WEEP
shepherd.ioWn. Jan. 9. l.Il
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National BHnk- MIR. Calhoun, IA Lis .peech
IN 'he pepo,iic question. su,tsius the rn,.,,-
t"i'nliiiy e the I = Bank bs ~ Argument
'h'rciH rev ~ us ard. We thuk entirely
conclusive Asit m1v have ESCAPED il,c ,tt.,-
ton 81 some Who read tie .p,cri. ve lc,
.ri'e J." call Their attcntion Iatt,ul19ly to
Hc says
~ YOU have > right - receive bark note.
81 aIi--;o treat them - money D., receiving
'h'm ~ your dues, or paving thtr aWaV a.
creditors. YOU have ticbt 90 create bank.
Nh1t"ttr g0v'rumeut receives aud treat,
- money, o, money aud Of u hs morr,
then uisy have r,.iit. urdct tls runst.iufion.
10 regulate o. N'y, they are bound bs ,
hith 01iig't"u O. sdopt ttc utsi rfIrient
mclu-, ncror I.ne 90 The Nature of that 4h.sh
t"'N have ifc" tn'.sd % money. O. .i,s ,f Tho
utmost siahi.st, anI ,in.tariuIi, of ,l.i.. And
d u bo ~ thc 'hbpc q baBk n4t.. t.e u,o,t
rtI.oicnt means of giving II quaHp,, rus
Et1N 81 hc tUitrd ~isiss operated bv
Congress. ulrs, suu Effr thr hixhsst rrae-
ucai uniformity 90 Che value OF lsrk nots,
90 long a. ypu receive them a. suuf Due.
sod treat them as money. you tIu.l.t. th. rr..
VISIONS ot Gee constitution winch rr.,tis.
fhai tssai'n shall BE- uniform throughout ti..
ri',i ites There - 90 other alternative
' repeat }ou nts' dirorfs tie ro.rrnnrntsn-
'fely from TIE banking y.frm ~. o. or.
y"l are houhi to incorporate q bsak ~ ETC.,
only oihe.rnt means ~ giving stability anI
lniafmity % Coo currency
Nc ihink o. vdi puzzle those ahs Je,v
thr eorstru'ionalty n the Ea1k f1 suswer
the foregoing arfams1' IIya,h. Tag.
" appear' lhat Dee report 81 compro-
mtsr "D the Bank question. wb,tb Was cur.
root bro NsF York i1 CSC bsriuniur a la
week nri c.srird 70 great -sussir ,,e, orifir,
ffd iu irtiers arttru ID uf taarsnre nfr
ni u' hrprr'rnt1titss Congre,s ffp~ V,..
hnrk, eNprss''ng t,iisf that 90 adjustment
falIt ira- l. see --. Ten Ga-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13

How much Is To b. iouc' Nv hopes and fear,
Start az alarmed, aud DER l,ic's narrow verge
Look dOvn-Ou What
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-25
NEW ADyEasTEs EsSE Hs .s;'rs.

CE.--Was committed TO the Jail of Chesterfield
county, Va, the 10Th day Of October last,
runaway, negro man, who says his name is Alat-co-
lour, bright inuatto; scars visible; his left leg
ther shorter than the right says his left thigh has been
broken; is five feet four inches h above ~ years OF
age; and says he belongs TO the of William Dos
well, decd OF Prince Edward county Va and was hired
this year by Doctor Lyon. of the county. The
is requested To- forward prove property pay
charges and take him away, he win be dealt with
cording to law. JOHN GOODE, Ja2or
Dec. IS. I7o-wlawl Of casstsr6sid cO,a,s,, Ia.
ri oTlCE.---Takcn up as an estray, by William w.
~ Jones, Of the county Of Hanover, upon his own
land, adjoining the lands of William Pollards estate,
w IL. G. Lunpkin, Richard A. Hundcy and others,
about eight miles below the Court house of said county
long sorrel horse about five feet high, with white hind
feet about eight years DID, and appraised fifty dollars
December 70 l7o-3tsl wM. w. JONES.
HRLOODED STOCK FOR SALE, VIZ: No. L.
y Lady Berkeley, c. raised by Carter Berkeley,
Esq, of Barn-clns, Mddlcsex county, Va, fourteen
years old last spring. got by Trafalgar dam Rosaba
by imported Spread Eagle, g. dam imported Alexandria,
by Phlcgon, out OF Lord Egremonts Ighilycr marc
good breeder, in ioal by Timoleon.
No. 2.-Reiorm, dark br. mare FIVE years old last
spring, was got by Tariff dam by Col Hoskins Sir Pc
ter, dam BY Highlander, (scc A. T. II. vol. 2nd, p.
foDg G. dam By Cadc g. G. g. dam by l.onsdale, out
OF thorough bred imported by the Hon Tliomss
Nelson: Sir Peter got by Knowscy out of Col.
ioskns famous Minerva, (scc A T. r. vol 4th, PIG
Highlander was given in exchange by Col Tayloe. of
Mount AIRY, to Richard Brooke of Sanapkc, for the
celebrated grey Diomcd, fine mare in foal by limo
leon.
No. 3.-Eglantine, s. f. dropt spring Of 1884 by CO.
hanna out OF No l, of fine form action and should
be put into the hands of judcious trainer in few
months.
No. 4-Ruly, b. f. dropt spring of 1888, full sister TO
No. g.
No. 5.-Jessanine b. G. dropt last spring, out of No.
= OF SIZE and form so superior, toesabsh her dam
first rate breeder
To gentlemen who judges of pure blood nothing
need be said in praise of the pedigees of the above
Address the subscriber through the Eiel.nond p
Ashfcld, Odd December 1874 7O-w2w
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NOTICE no CnrDITong
CoMMssIoKgR's ORfIcE,
Richmond Dec. IL la2i


Richmond Dec. ~, 1894.
Pursuant TO The foregoing order Of Court, the Gre
dors Of Robert Craig deceased. or Of his estate If
any such creditors there be, who have not been paid
arc hereby notified to in and prove their claims
day Of March next be forever barred and precuded
fom all recourse against tie estate monies and effects
ofthe said Robert Craig dec under the control Of the
said Court HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Dec ~ C7-3n
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by RETCIaskG ~ GG0Rs. i

Tho ENQUIRER il Published twice awcek, generally, ani
three week dutay of the
Price the same s heo'I Five Dollars able IA AL
Notcs yhacfe banks (oly)
csiycd The ,os viii guarantee the safety remit
as them by MALL tho of all ttcrs being paid by the writer's
No will DO discontinued the discretion of tho
ld,ors, uatil all nrrcarasc< have bcca pail up
W Whoever viii the of nine papers, shall
have the tcnth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
Ono
80 Advertisement until a either been paid Tor
asn.ncl bY IN this city enNifOn..
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a DMlNiSTRATOR'S NOTfCE-An persons in
IA dcbted to the estae of CaTlaad H. 'ftckeH late
merchant Of Richmond deceased hereby notified and
required TO MAKE Immediate payment 10 the undersigned:
And persons having claims against the estate win
present Stem, dub authenticated, for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS, administrator
Of Garland H. mitchell, deceased
November %. Ssh,
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UPARGAINs! BARGAINsli BARGAIYs4,-

NR ARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS ~
n Selling OF many articles at and under cost The
subscribers having determined close their concern at
this place, carly practicable will sell their Stock Of
Goods on hand amounting to about four thousand dol
lars tor cash. to puncsual customers on the usual
DIT, at very small advance cost They will sell mn
ny articles at cost and under cost Those wishing
TO purchase, will do well TO call upon thom as tley are
determined TO sell.
Among their stock will be found the following dcsira
eic articles viz; Blue black, green caret mulberry
brown, dark mixed, and drab cloths drab dark mixed
anu FANCY coourcd cassneres Cassinots of all colours
french and English mcrinos, circassians and bon,ba-
Zcits caiicoes, (snmer and winter patlcrns) rnpl,as
painted muslns, palmarnes, Italian ucstrilig silk and
cotton velvet, yestngs, Irish linens lawn and thread
cainbrc, thread cambria handkefcics RaDDcls (sIGf
AID rcd gentlemen and ladies' cloaks Black Italian and
Barcelona handkerchios, pongee and bandanna do la
des blonde, gauzc, and silk hundkerchies worscd and
cotton hose, gencmens and ladies' gloves Grecianctts
and bobneits thread and bobinctl cdgine and accs
inquired and plain Swiss, null book and iaconcf mus
ms, check do, white and c0lourcd cam6rics bonnet
cap ana belt ribbons, brown aul bleachcd domestcs
checK ana PLAID do, brown and blcachcd drllinos cot
ion oshaDurgs and cotton yarns slawls and scars bed
ucKngs and burap0, corded skirts fur and wool hat
hair caps sole and upper leather large stock Of siocs
ana eoos saddles brides, martinrales collars and eirt
Desacs large stock Of hardware crockery ware gocc
res eec consisting Of many articles too tedious 10 GNU
,heraie They have also light wohorqe wagon, which
they would sell low GARRETT ~ KIM
NewiowD, Dec. TO- a.
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II ABORERS WANTED.-1hc Subscriber wants to
n A employ % or 30 laborers, and good teams
On Immediate application five six months constant
employ will be given to industrious men. Such as are
accustomed to chopping and hewng will be preferred
Apply at the Jewellery Store of Mr.. John Mcconnell
Main Street. THOMAS g. MERA
NOV. T. 53-tf
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a NlANTlCLEER.-Th thorough bred Race horse
~ and Stllon will stand the ensuing season. at the
stable OF DIR. Peyton r. Nelson in Gloucester county
four miles from Gloucester Courthouse He will be at
ms stand early in January and will in due time be xiii
bled at the Court houses Of Gloucester and Matthews
Particulars hereafter. w w WHITING,
december To- G6-7t
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SYLVAN HILL ACADEIY. The next session in
~ This Institution will commence on the 10Th Of Janua
~ 1850 The course ofDstruciion is such as il usual in
the hcst Academies and prosecuted with reference TO the
most advantageous entrance inioour some other
Ungeisy The SObscrber has lately erected spacious
Br'ck bnding containing eleven rooms besides the gar
rev, winch, wish The bindings now IN use, will offer
Tactcr Inguis well known, win attend 10 the Cas
seal Department Tho discipline will be strict but pn-
rental Founding our claim to patronage The merits Of
te institution alone, invite investigation into the JUS
ce Of that claim and viii therefore with very Qreat
pleasure receive, at any time, Examining Committee,
not Of our selection but the appointment Of those IN
County elsewhere who feel interested in the
deeply important subject Of TIC education Of The rising
gencsaton.--Price for Board Tuition and Washing
Sic0 IN additional charge Of 81 viii be made for Bed
ding and Candies when furnished BY The Subscriber.
Til. III. FOX
sylvan lin, Nov 10 s6-w6w
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IN PRESS, the Practice in the Courts of Law and
III Equity in Virginia, by CONWAY RoBIHsOE Vol q
Containing Practice ili Suits an EqtdtT
This volume is divided into twenty chapters: the fret
OF which Is treatise upon equitable Jurisdiction embrace
ing the following subjects Account, DOVER partition
fraud mistake, accident bin to perpctGa:e tesnon bill
OF discoycry removal of legal impedimoits preserva
ton OF property pending tgation aid to Judgment Gre
dtor; mortgages and deeds Of trust; CONTINUING trusts
resulting trusts; bill TO contest set up will dispos-
ton OF assets Partnership urc.yship; assignment set
oil suits Tor fTecdom husband and wife infanta idiots
and lunahcsi suits for forfeited cscheatcd ands sere
dedS to repeal letters patent; setcmcntof boundaries
OIL qua tmttj bill OF peace; specific execution; nc err
cat foreign attachments and iniunchons.
The tides OF the Other chapters are asfllows: g lmi-
tion Of suits in equity 3 proper parties; g. matters
wchmay be comprised in suit; process g. plead
ings; proceedings at rules g. evidcnce g. change of
parties by death or marriage orders entered upon mo-
TOM ii hearing OF the cause; ~ order directing issue
and proceedings under same - order of account aud
proceedings under samo H. order for sale Of property
and proceedings under same; 10. rcearng after inier0
euory and before final decree g. fnal decree taxing
costs II mode Of compelling performance Of decree;
~. bill OF Tcycwt ~ oppcels
The volume viii have ia the first part of il atabc of
contents and table Of cited and in tho conclusion
there viii be full index both 70 dis and the frcr yo
luinc.
About one half Of the matter is now prinfcd and IL is
expected iat in December the publication will be- com
plcied The book will soon rs IL Is published be for
sale at the store OF tlic subscriber, in Richmond
October H. l1T--ul ROBERT l. SMITH
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WARMERS BANK OF YlRGINIA-Thc annual
~ meeting Of the Stockholders for the election of Di-
tectors for the Bank and Tor the Offices Of Discount and
Deposc, will be held Wednesday the 9TH of January
next. WIN NEKERVIS (osL;er
Dec "a, 1871. 6l-2nwid
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HpANK OF YlRGINIA-.rhc annual meeting of
NIB the Stockholders will be held at the Banking
house, on Monday the 9th of January next
A. ROBINSON, Jr Cashier.
December Ith 1874 Gid
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EBUBLIC NoTiCE-AI persons interested in the
"a Improvement of the navigation of North River are
requested to attend at Walters Tavern in Spottsylva-
MA on Friday Inc goth instant to take into consideration
that important subject
BY SEVERAL PKRsoNs SrorrsYLvAsIA
DEC. 10. G1-2aWid
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g. ALE OF NEGEOES.-In obedience to decree of
~ The County Court of Henrico, pronounced on the
lst day of December, 1884, shall sell for cash the
Tavern Of VIM. Haley, in the lower end of EIenrco
county, Monday the 20th day of the present month";
Qccclnbcr0 three likely negroes, to wit: Isham, "a
MANI Polly and her child, and Jenny Should
the day of sale be unfair the sale win take place ON the
next fair day. JOHN W. ROYSTER, Conn.,.
Dec. ii. Ci-tds
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M EGROES FOR SAbE.-Wi be sold to the hirh-
est bidder, at the Bowling Green on the 10Th Of
January next that being Court day one young man and
two girls join WASHINGTON, administrator,
acih Tic WW annexed Of Elisabeth Hashimgton
Dcc w GS-3t
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y OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY "A divi
a dend of enc per cent. has been declared by the
Roanoke Navigation Company, payable by the Trcasu-
rer, on demand. A. JOINER Treasurer
weldon, 10Th Dec 1884. Roanoke .Nar. Comp n.
Dec. %. co-ot >
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F#NO Me .4dnaireJS Of OrR0Deni0L Heads Of Haiy-
d Me DUNK announces TO the fashionablcs and those
of taste, his arrival in Richmond, from New York on
his yearly tour of duty and formerly is prepar-
cd and most respectfully tenders his professional servi-
ces, with splendid assortment of Ornamental Hair
Work, which he iatters HIMSELF establishment or
Misses plain and full dressed heads of Hair Also
Brads, Plaits Bows, plain and dressed Fronts together
with great variety of Curs of various descriptions nd
an elegant assortment Of Gentemcn's WIGS and Tors
1cH metallic md other springs. Also assortment of
False Wliskers. Mr.. O. will be found at Mrs. Purcell's
boarding. House, next TO Granniss Shoe Store where
they Willie found until the LIST of January Mrs o
will attend to the calls of the Ladies.
December DO 20 %
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FENHE Subscribers School, limited TO twelve scholars
81 will be opened the 18th of January 1885 and
closed on the 10th of December following The course
Of ntructiOn will embrace the Latin, French aud Eng
lisl Languages Geography with the use of the Maps
and Globes; Arithmetic and Mathematics terms
for Board, including washing lodging and candles &c
$780, and Tuition $50. My residence is situated 25
miles from Richmond, above Col Goodall's and .
from The Stage Road leading from Richmond to Louisa
Court House Letters addressed the subscriber near
Hlontpeer p. o. Hanover, will be promptly attended
to- HERMON DAVIS
December D. G2-2awtI5J
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fA ANlGATION Of .qppOaattoz Ricer.-Mr. Couty,
the Engineer employed by the State, pursuance
OF resolution of the last of the Legislature
completed the survey of the River from Petersburg TO
Fronts Mill 1t is probable that the system Of lock
and dam navigation win be adopted from Petersburg TO
tarmvilie and from Farmville to Trents MIL the suce
dam, or utee system, will be adopted, for the greater
part, or the whole of this section
AS 1t IS intended to ask the Legislature at the present
session ioi an Act authorizing this improvement Of the
River, 1t IS proposed to have meeting of the People
tcres;cd in the trade of the River at Faraylic the I'd
day OF January, 1885, at which time and place il is
neStly requested that full meeting of the People will
take place. the survey abstract thereof with the
plans for improvement Of the navigation will be laid
fore the meeting Should the I'd day of January be
ny bad weather. the meeting will take place the first ia
vorabe day thereafter Sunday excepted.
JAMES MADISON,
NATHL T.. YENABLE
December 1S. G7--ts!m
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ri OTICE.-Pursuantt TO a decree of the CouEtv Court
" OF Hanover, pronounced the 2sth day Of Octo-
ber ls4 in the of Eggleson and Others against
Eggiesions administrator, &c, the undersigned, Com
mssioncrs appointed To carry said decree effect will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. Cooke and Antho
ny's Store, (hendersons Roads on Tuesday the Seth
day of December next if fair, not the first fair day
thereafter FIVE negroes, belonging to the of John
Eggleston, dec d., in said decree mentioned.
II. b. JONES, } Commits
JOHN G. DICKINSON, sio,,ers
Hanover, Dec. .. 6O-2awt}OD
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a ANY NOTICE.--FoNrArNE II. PETrIs late of
q Orange county, having located in the city of New
York in the practice of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
fcssional services to his old Virginia friends and fellow
citizens generally Being generally known through the
State, he deems references unnecessary. All business
communications to him addressed postpaid will receive
prompt and faithful attention
N b. Persons in the South, who have, or may hercaf-
ter have runaway slaves suspected be in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find it to their advantage to
send minutely descriptive communication postpaid MS
above. September ~. 42-inl
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UOS. II. STREET Of Woo5yjle Mis.jg,joo; 6,,o-
% ney and Counsellor at Law offers his professional
sesyces to his friends and dlc public
november 10 56--laf2m-m1n
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a tONCORD ACADEMY. The exercises Of this Sc.
" mnary for the ensuing year. 1885, will CONNIE nee
on ic 10Th Of january and terminate tic 18th of De-
cembcr-a0wing August for vacation The course Of
instruction VIII comprise the languages and sciences oc
nefally. The terms will be $40, each student finding
his bed and candles If those articles be furnished him
an additional charge VIII be made. Communications
directed to hc bowling Green Caroline county viii re.
cciyc prompt attention.
hTWELL G. COLEMAN, PresL
Dec. ~. GG-2awtlOJ
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4 REYBEARD will stand the ensuing gcnsou st tl,c
Nh stable Of the subscriber on Rockfsh, Nelson
County, Virginia Particulars hereafter
Dec. 10 [G6--w3Wl Join B COLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-25


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