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loo DOLLARS REWAkD.-Ran a way from the

1nn DOLLARS REWAkD.-Ran wsy from the
lVO subscriber In Goochland, on Saturday the 18th
ult negro man James, about fee7 inches and
oil rather dark complexion for mulao with reddish eyes
and peculiar spot on one Of his cheeks. Ii is supposed
that he has made off for Ohio by the road or
that he is lurking about Richmond, with the view Of get
tng OIL by vessel will give the above reward il taken
without the limits of the State or $50 il he is secured in
any Jail in the State so that get him again. He usually
calls himself James Cook, and came originally from
Eioucester he is first rate carriage driver aud houe
servant, and can both read and write.
ELIZABETH GARLAND.
Jan.4. 10,
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I'm HANCERY-VIRGINIA--At rules held in the
III Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chanecry, the Ssh day Of january 1884
Elan Lockett, Plaintiff
Robert Lockett, King Jockeu Nancy Akin, James
Lockett, Michael Lockett, Francis Locke Milton Loek.
EFT, Mary Lockeu, Maria Locke,i, Zachara Lockeu and
others, Defendants.
The defendants, James Michael, Francis, Milton, Ma.
~, Maria and Zachara Locke not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the Of AS
semby and the rules OF this Court, and 1t appearing that
they are not inhabitants Of this IL
dered That the said defendants do appear here the first
day OF March term next and the bill Of the plain.
iii and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Ricbmondf Tor
two months successfully and anober copy posted at the
front door Of the Court House OF this county.
Copy-Teste.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
January 49, 79-Iswsw-
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January 81.

NEGROES WANTED Persons who bring ne groes
~ to The Richmond market for sale, will fnd to their
advantage TO call at the first door above Eys livery stable
on street, near the Bell Tavern; where have house
constructed for the safe keeping and boarding Of
and where will give sellers OF Slaves any assistance that
may be necessary in selling. CHAS. MILLS.
Dec. "a. CO
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IL \ an DOLLARS REWARO.-Run away from
- lOO the subscriber, residing near the Baptist
Seminary, in this county, the 18th inst my negro
DABNY, formerly the property Of Absolam Pate, dec
OF Hanover county, and from whose estate he pur
chased. Said negro is about 80 years OF age rather dark
complexion, with long whskers; about feet inches
in hight, thin visage, slow in Speech but of very ne
gent coun,enance and expression lie was dressed in
dark mixed cassinet coat and pantaoons striped Virginia
cloth vest and took with him hat cap and other clothing
II Is probable that he has been furnished with pass or
free papers, to aid him in getting off but doubt is
present either in Hanover the vicinity of Richmond
II taken in the city Of Richmond within the State and
delivered TO me- secured in jail, that get him, re
ward Of $25, aod all reasonable charges, will be paid;
and il out Of this State, 800.
Dec. 81 f70--tfJ JOSEPH BERNARD.
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Jan. 4,

NEW WAREHOUSE IN CLARKSVILLE-The
- subscribers having qualified Inspectors at vena.
b'es Warehouse, give notice to planters and the public
in general, that they ready receive tobacco and
will by prompt attention, as well as every exertion in
their power, endeavor TO give satisfaction to those who
may send tobacco TO their care.
GEORGE DARLINGTON,
JOHN CARDWELL,
January 4. l73-Zaw6w] Inspectors.
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VIE Subscriber, having purchased that wei. known
- Tavern, called Hopknsyiile, in the lower end Of
Iowhasn county on the main stage road from Richmond
TO Lynchburg, offers his services 10 the public as ia.
vern Keeper and pledges himself 10 use every exeron
70 give general satisfaction. For tina, purpose he has
been as considerable expense in furnishing every depart
ment Of his establishment, so as TO unite convenience
plenty and comforts and he again assures the public that
nothing on his part shall he wanting give satisfaction,
ana respectfully invites Them TO call and Judge for them
selves. ii. w. MAUCK.
Jan 20 800
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FHvHE Annual General Meeting OF the Members of
n the Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE build
ings OF the State Of Vrgins will he held OF the Socety
office 10 Richmond, the 8Ist January, 1891, at the
hour OF IL o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS,
Jan. 2. [T2-tdJ p. a. ofhe NJ. Il. Soc'y.
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ME highest prices paid for -four barrel billeu and
nooP poles, delivered at the Penitsniiary.
jan 3D. (Sl-u1 T.. G. MONCURE'G A. p

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NOR SALE OR RENT-A Farm within nine miles
Of This city, In Henrico county, situated the mail
sage road TO Louisa Court House and and half miles
.oove the termination Of the Brook Turnpike. II contains
'hree hundred and sixteen acres Of which only eighty
are cleared; the balance being heavily covered with
wood. The improvements consist OF large two.sory
brick house, well finished, with six rooms, three good
cellar rooms, and all necessary outbuildngs OF tho
cleared land there must be twelve Of meadow
which, with little abour and expense might be made
valuable The wood cut and brought market, il s sup.
posed, would pay what is asked for the place.
For terms, which will be made ating applv
TO Dr. Joseph Trent, and Mr.. Richard Crouch.
ua FRANCIS LElPER.
ian. 20. 6l-2aw3w
SALE.-Wiil be sold at public auction, on Thursday
- the 9th oil February, at the plantation of the late
Capt Frs Smith, dec. Fork Creek in Louisa county,
on credit Of IL months all the Negroes belonging TO the
said estate, and the estate farm tsef supposed TO con-
tain 400 acres with all the horses cattle and other stock
on the premises ALSO the corn, OATS fodder &C. and farm.
ing uten's-Bond and approved security will be re.
CURED -
Also. on Thursday, the 18th February will in like man
ner De sod at the late residence Of said Frs Smith, dec
the plantation which he lived In Chesterfield county,
near Manchester containing about $50 acres thought 10
De as fertile as any land In its neghborhood remaka
ply healthy-several houses and lots Main street in
Manchester, and about 40 among yery
likely young men, the horses, cattle other stock with
the corn, fodder, oats, farming utensils, and house
hold and kitchen furniture all credit Of IL months
Bond and approved security will be required.
- FRANCIS SMITH, Executor
JAM 20. Sl-Sts
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IN SENATE Tuesday, Jan. a.

The REMOVAL OF THE DEPOSITES
The Senate resumed the Of the resolutions
| submitted by Mr.. Clay, on the Goth ul,imo.
Mr.. Benton continued
Inc violation OF the charter and consequent injury to
Inc country, hy the sale and expectation coin the
next offence of the Bank which Mr. b. exhibited to the
senate He quoted the article which forbid the Bank to
deal IN CON- IL the 9th fundamental article of what
Congress declared to be, the constitution Of the Bank
declared that the Bank should not directly or indirect
~ dedt or trade IN any thing except bills of exchange,
truly pledged for money lent, and not redeemed IL, due
me or goods ,ohich shall be the proceeds Gifts lands
nus, Mr. D. said was the charter; for its violation,
by dealing in COIN For the proof of this offence he read
from the volume Of evidence reported by the Invesgat
Sommiuee, In 1882, two statements obtained from the
s e.i one containing the detailed annu al amount. of
specie shipped to Europe and sold there the other contain
ing Tie like statement Of specie sold home The results
were: ''s
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" NHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE.
IL FOOT, will stand the ensuing season, (Which will
commence on the LIST OF February and terminate on the
LIST OF Juy at my Farm adjoining the town of Manchcs
ter and opposite to the City OF Richmond The terms are
nifty dollars the season. discharged BY the payment of forty
within the seasonand sixty TO insure mare with foa
and one dollar TO the Groom.-Companies or individuals
sending six mares will be charged but for five There
are lots and sheds prepared for aud with
out charge Every attention will be paid to prevent acct.
dents or escapesbu the subscriber will not be
BILE for either Mares will be fed grain at rs cents aday
and no charge made for the board OF
ing them. Barefoot foaed the property of Mr. Watt
in 1920 Zone Of the sportsmen and breed
ers OF horses In all EnglAnd who sold him 10 Lord
Darlington, from whom he purchased by hi, present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin who sent him to This
country. As racer, Barefoot distinguished on the
English turf any horse Of his day. having bea,en many
OF the best in England and said to be the ony
horse ever imported, that had the GREAT ST.. LIE.
GER. For detail Of his performances, hand bills
Bareioors pedigree equal to that OF any horse. He
was got by Tramp out OF Rosamond by Buzzard her
Ro'ebury, sister to Hubby, by Phenomenon; her dam Miss
West, by Matchem Reguius, Crab, Chiiders Basto
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews out Of Goianna mare;
her dam FlsxineIla by TSenthan, Woodpe Eve
ing, by Eclipse. Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews.
out OF Higlyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
Ter, Snip, Godophin Arabian. Joe Andrews was go, by
Eclipse out Of Amaranda, by Omnium; her dam Cloudy
by Blank, Crab, Partner, SC.
Barefoot is red sorrel, FIVE feet two inches high of
great bone and sinew-and highly formed any horse
+. c. MAYO.
Richmond, January goth, 1884. sI-2aw3w
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nm Bushels Clover Seed,
LOO Herds Grass,
Orchard and Timothy Seed,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, assorted from No 10. For
sale by WORKMAN, McGRUDER& Co
Jan. Is. 7g-4t
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GtASH FOR NEGR0ES.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence
Mr. VIM RI. Goodwin will attend my Jail and the pur.
chase Of slaves for me- Liberal prices will be paid
Nov 20. fs8-t1 LEWIS A. COLLIER
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IA TO instruct in Latin French and the various English
Branches, can hear Of desirable situation in one OF the
heshiest counties in the State, by making early appi
cation GEO ID FISHER
Cross ST. leading to Msyo's Bridge.
Jan. FL. SO-U
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FHNHE distributes Of the military claims OF Walter
~ Scott deed hereby notified that the said claims
are now ready Tor distributions and that is desirable tbs,
some one other Of said distributes should forward
snd administer the estate Of the said Walter Scott
deed, preparatory 10 distribution OF the claims aforesaid
az the undersigned does not intend administer on said
estate. A. b. Administrative
of Geo. b. Moody, deed
Jan. D. 75-w6w
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n AND FOR SALE oIer for sale my Plantation
IA called C7orerland lying in the county of Prince
william, 30 miles distant from Alexandra and Washing
ton Ii contains 1900 acres has on il large Dpeling.
House, Barn and other Improvements, and
Mill Site on which Saw Mill is erected. The land has
been well TILED, and for several past improved by the
Of clover and plaster; the effects of which, are no
where more visible more fully proven: 1t is divided
into fields Of equal and size, and under the
best enclosures. This Plantation is justly considered
among the best in the upper country; its situation is
hcalihful and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises before making
offer, further particulars deemed IL de.
sired, immediate possession may be given. Letters ad
dressed TO me (p.st pad) may be directed this place.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
~. b. In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman, Agent
will attend TO gentlemen wishing to view the premises
Richmond City, Dec. 9th, 1888. G69-n1 &. s. C.
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VuNO CAPITALiSTS.-The subscriber being DESTROYS
IL OF closing his business in Montgomery, Alabama,
offers for sale on liberal term the we'll known Franklin
Hotel, and all the outbuiIdngs belonging the same
which establishment, from its situation and
considered one OF the best stands Hotel in the South
ern country IL is doing very extensive business and
under good reputation. Also, fine twostory wooden
building situated near the franklin Hotel the LOT 'front.'
ing two streets with out buildings, kitchen smoke
house, &C. This building contains three rooms fronting
on the main business street, suitable for fancy establish
ments OF merchandise handsome lot recently oc.
cupsd IS baking establishment, fronting on Asrket-s
The subscriber offers his Stock of Goops, and Stand
for Business, as Watch and JeweIry Establishment
the stand is inferior to none, any where and the Goods
are we'll purchased Watch Makers, DESTROYS of fine
stand and prospects for business, would do we'll TO avail
themselves Of so good an opportunity for business
he subscriber has few Goods suitable for the de aer
in merchandise, which will be sold very low.
Without putting, these premises well known to paw
fine interest the capital invested and very vaua.
BILE property and, with the increasing prospects Of Mont
gomery which daily improving the importance va
ue OF this property is constantly enhancing.
Any person wishing TO purchase the WHOLE any part
OF the property, will please address their commune
to the subscriber early. g. TOMPKINS
Montgomery, Dec. 81, 1888. 74-I2t
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DOYDTON FEMALE ACADEMY.-Ih he annual
- session of this School will the FIRST on.
day in February next, and close the last In
November.
All the departments filled with competent in
ssuccrs and the subscriber pledges himself that each
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined in mind, manners
and morale.
ExpensesJo for the Session offen months:
Tuition in all the ranches OF English cduca alton,
including course Of Mathematics and Sci
ence, with experiments, $40 90
French or Italian, 10 90
music ON The Piano, 81 90
TUITION W all The above branches, 80 90
Board, lodging. washing 6rewood and lights I'm.
ciuded, SO per month, 90 90
Pointing and drawing, in all cases, a separate
charge, 10 90
Payments are 10 be made half in sdvance the balance
AT the end Of FIVE monhs.
Mrs. Kingman will give private lessons on tho Guitar
Oriental Tnting and Embroidefing.
II. A. GARLAND.
Boydon, Meckenburg County.
Dec. z. So wtIJ-eotlF
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Nh ONSIEUR TONSON.- This noted Stallion will
lyH stand the ensuing season. my sons, George w.
Jo'nsons In the county of Chesterfield about 20 miles
from Richmond and Petersburg and
The Celebrated Race Horse ANDREW will stand a, nv
sons edward Johnson's) in tho county Of Dinwiddic
about 10 miles south Of Petersburg, the Main Stage
Road. Particulars as TO both, hereafter.
January o. [75-t1 w. r. JOHNSON
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MARAICn

on Tu"~lay evening last. Nv the Rev. Mr.
H"eraVc, w. InoSAs h. iIUSFHRsr~ &c u,,,
S"'N " Mss nELhN CoHpEiL, dauyI,tyr OF
~ siyl Cori,u. E~l - .,,,l,,,i-,. ".
L. lITs,rsin~n. 90 Tuys,lav eSrriu- Lad. =,
TIE ~. VIZ. ii'sliour. Mr EuwAnr =. a. y.
,'N,'>, M,rvhs"'. q IisrPcrs-Fcr,>. - Mis-.
tfr'aSr1i hrsoN, 81 MaNl,,uEtpn Civ,
iai c'ruing. Nv the Rev, S--.,inus fusion
VI. RgSrEp i.KvERr>s. Mrrhanr. Of n.h,-
ni'rt, IN MiSs NAUy T. SrErur>SaN. ,iaugl,t,g
81 tn lat Ma. James Stcplcns,n, OF Ilar,.grs-
f.sTy.
Va il,s oer esion, " have bccn politely fiyor,,,l
an hhclrn slice Il ia, brides cake w n
eeitc Il - a token 81 thu happy pairs his, ~
gard ius a.. anil a. the b., eNi'nrs that ~ ding.
T" ne cos 'imrna,io" Of tn nopd,ai hands, we've
eon'ineict sgrce'hiy, splsndidiy, and ;.ul fials
The Meadows near Winrhc,,rr \. 80,
lhursdN the ~ ,Rsr. o., tl,c Rev. T.. Ja,La,n.
C'l. IHuNAS q. G1apoS. Of Tallaias,r,.. Ttrr,
ia, 10 Nh fRsNci~C. NAsILI, voun "a. q .iatr-i,
i,T OF the late Col Charles {. MaSill. OF VIM
chester. Virginia
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WNIiL subscriber has taken ont letter. og
n administration upon The estate 81 iho
late Thomas {. Lane, 81 Virginia. Al per-
sons having claims against thc estate. zee re-
quired TO pre-ent1hem 60 me iihout dcia,
and those indebted, arc notified that il,, wa
be expected 20 come forward prompts, ar1
discharge them, a. much Indulgence cannot
be given.
] will cnicayor 10 bc in SLcphcris,oun
every Saturday for some wcrks-wrather
permitting -wherc and when tho-r concs rr-
ed can have an opportunity ct settiin, Their
accounts with the estate
ANDREW KENNEDY, .Ida'r
of Jhou1s {. Ians. decd
Charlestown, Oct 10. ISIS.
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EEarI,crs-Eerry .Ec0shnvy

VllE Principal of tic above hiion
IL feels happy m announcing 10 those who
nave patronized It. that he has, after the usua
charge. Aware that the encouragement aud
support of an intelligent community. can he
obtained, only, by perseverance, and industry
the undersigned promises that no effort shall
oe wanting, on hts part. To inspire those com
mnted to his care with profitable zeal for
The acquisition Of know ledge. Amidst the
schedules, almost parental. necessarily az
tachlng 'o the instruction Of youth, and the
cares resulting from a station humble, vet.
responsible, the subscriber = not without the
pleasing hoPc that his labors have been appre-
GATED, whilst he takes much pleasure in
acknowledging that they have been adequate
~ rewarded.
TIC may bc permitted 20 mention, with
some degree OF complacC ncy. that the disci-
pine OF the school (Which is that OF our best
regulated Collcgcs) has not interfered with
The attachment and pafiiality TO II OF those
on whom II was intended ~ operate
AZ The solicitation Of some friends n foN
young ladies will be received, to whose IN
Nrucilon lady qualified by education and
experience, under tho supervision OF the
Principal, will be wholly Devoted.
The course Of instruction will, as hereto
Tore, embrace thorough and practical
knowledge of the substantial branches of a
soot. English education. The ancient and
modern language will also receive due atten-
ton. JOHN J. HICKEY. PRINCIPAL
January > l-li
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NO %XOE.

Cd PURCHASERS 1T the sale Of the personal
II property of the late James Glenn. are
respectfully informed that their several obi
gallons became due on the 4ih INST. Prompt
payment 1, expected, a indulgence will not
bc gwen.
For tho convenience OF those indebted. who
reside in the ncighborhood of Nartins6urS
and shePhcrdsiown, the subscriber wall at
tend at Hartnsbury on Wednesdays. for IN o
or three successive weeks from tins date. and
AZ Shcphc rj>town on two or three successive
saturdays, for the purpose Of making settle
mentS NM. GROVE, Err.
Jan. 10, Is3I.-5t
GS-uariin,bm-- G1-sff,. = i;,s,,
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CharIcsfO,rm .fc0den,u.

HNiiE exercises of this Institution will be
IL resumed cn the first Monday in January
Tie course Of Instruction, as heretofore, " ~
comprise the Latin, Greek, French and Eng
lish Languages; History, Elocution, Bellies
Lettrss, Geography and the use of the Globes !;
Mathematics, aud the usual branches Of edu-
cation.
The students Of the Classical department
will he thoroughly grounded in first princi-
Piles, the construction Of the Languages, the
ldioms, and the beauties Of the Authors " al
be carefully noted. Particular attention will
likewise be paid 10 the pupils oG the English
department They will he prepared for the
counting house, or Tor whaic, br,s mess their
parents or guardians may design them. The
students Of both departments will be frequent
~ exercised in composition, defamation, sc
The subscriber wishing To prepare his Scho-
lars for usefulness, and the business Of active
life, al! his exertions and efforts will be faith
fully directed To these important objects.
A few BOARDERS, in addition TO the pre-
sent number, can be accommodated on rea-
sonable terms, in the family OF the subscriber,
TO whose comfort, improvement, correct and
gcntcel department, strict attention will be
pad EDWARD HUGHES.
pec. 10 IeJJ' Principal.
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a GAI!Ds
MIR. & MRS john HAYS BOARD.
lVu mo SCHnOY. for Bosar IoJ,,,

INM u ~ hhS. JUN w NJ = HOARn-
4vh ING SCHOOL for soane Laais,.
VII bc continued the ensuing year. at their
residence "a Frederick county, one mile A.
bo'e Se"Vers' tavern. On the road from
Charlcstown to Winchester. In tia, School
all the usual branches Of an English Educa-
ton are taught, with the LATIN and French
LansuageS, II desired-plain aud ornamental
Needle ork, and Domestic Economy a. aII
ats branches. The ornamental accomplish
mcnis of Music and Painting may also Ne ac-
qulrcd IN tins school
Terms, for board, washing and mcnding.
and tnition Of the English only, ninety dollars
per nnnum. paid quarterly. IN adv ancc--the
pupils finding their own he dding For the La
tin ard French, thirty dollars per annum. Nh
sic and Painting will also be an extra charge
MIR. and Mrs. ~. are fully aware OF the re-
possibility they have assumed, aud pledge
themselves that NO effort. on their part, viii
be neglected, 90 realize the 1ondost hopes Of
those Parents and Guardians Who may eonidc
their children or wards Ia their care and in-
struction.
For the character of Itc,T School. refer
cncc may be had to Mai Charles Butler. aud
Ncssrs. George Mccormick, Georgc y Lane,
William Taylor, George knight, and James
SecTers. Jan. ,, ls34.-3t
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FOX S.REE.

"A SET Of hah-patent STILLS, tLat will
"A bear comparison with sny other
holding 22O gallons oach-W orm, stands
Sc. Also, pair Of MILL. BURR SToNtS.
feet, and but little worn and 70 OF 80 SuIl
Tubs.
Having no use for the above property, .
viii give great bargains. and take ~ payment
negroes, good paper. or the cash
WILLIAM 4. BURNS.
Leetown. jefferson Co. : -
Nov ~ lS33 u
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=. ~ -Npiit VII d
- many 81 the citizens Of that part &C JrfT,.r-
sou aud Frederick counties bordering upon the
Shenandoah river, feel deep sad lively Interest
w 'h 'cincnt ot the nav CATION oT that RI
Ncr IL ~ their anxious desire that meetings a a.,
people OF Jefferson and Frederick should b. held
81 thc following places. 20 W.T.; Al kshlctaun
IN JencrSon, ca TUESDAY the .ist ins,a,t: Al
Sn'eNers Perry on Satursl-y the lSih: IT Berry
rriry on Saturday the ssh; and >, Front Roya!
on SATURDAY the LIT February. for ia, rpr,o>.. II
'AAins '"io consideration the early a'lpr,i,n II
sneh measures ~ III cnsurc the speed, and ,-r
manc1t Improvement Of aid river trim ~ i,,.r.
i,on With tn Potomac At Iisrpc~s-Fcir,. in -
'hc forks II sr'l river nc1r Froat Rnv,I 'Ih-
l"ken' oi both conntts, aud al other per. IN
thc adjacent counties. VII, lccI an interest in
Improvement, are respectfully rcYurs,r, TO a,t-n,
the meetings - ABOVE. stated
a Friend 20 Internal T4pro-r-iraf.
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EOl. Rcnf.

VIE House al present IN the occupancy
OF DIR Raum, on the corner near the
Prcsb, tcrian Church. Chari.stown, - for
rent. There good cellar To- the house.
md n stable, kitchen, smoL4' house. &c. on
the premises. Possession will toe gwen on the
LIT of April next. For further information,
apply 90 the subscriber in Charlcsiown
EZEhIEL DEES.
Dec % IPl3-tf