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III
FoR HOUSE, DELEGATES.
John Nj. Gregory, ~ Robert Anderson 80
Thomas G.. Russell, % Charles Hopkins ii
VIM Ii. shield Henry Smith, 3
Thomas Griiiin, l John c. Curtis 3
John Chisnan, | Cincnnatus Gooda 1
Lewis Hansford, | Robert McCandish
'From the foregoing, you willsee that Notification
longer hold lad above ground, in good old
York ean gSGaS ssionol District: Mr. 60 60
and AZ eay 3 70 a sa against .i Si%
The Congress poll, indeed, shows that Mr. Coke from
has great personal popularity received 20 votes more
than Mr. Gregory, and that tat poll contained votes
NOR" than The one fer the County District making 10
instead OF for the Administration and against Nn-
ealion la addition TO the above, understand that Ser
want OF Hampton the late Multiplying Representative of
Warwick and tlizlAeth City county, has declared his
aeiermnnhon TO support SeoEge Loyal, the Admins
tration candidate for Congress in the Norfolk District
against Emnerson: the Old Federal Wing candidate"
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The Delegate from .aioRigOincry
The Wings have claimed him a White Whia &c .
ILc.rn ID. L..

(FrOpt The LynehJurg y1giniaaJ
Mos rcoMEIy COUNTY, April Is,
hesrs Editors paper OF the 9th the re-
suit of the elections perceive have aed with the
Wing think proper that this should be cor
rceod, inasmuch it impressions only
with regard sentiments but the
also IL Is irne that differ with the late
gard 10 the Presidency; but 5eSge
of the Administration, aud such elected by
Your, respccttuly
. JOHN lNGIES.
Does any man believe, that Or. fngles, protesting
these principles. will not go with the good People OF
Republican Montgomery for the candidate of the gycat
Republican party!
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from the Richmond whig. ]


The case of the Commonwealth as Dr. Henry c.
Worsam for killing DIR. w &. Jackson, came in the
Superior Court OF Nooway Saturday last and after
minute examination of the evidence was Submitted to
the jerry without argument from The bar upon u charge
as to the law Of the from the Court and in short
time The Jury returned verdict that the was done
in selt-deience and therefore the prisoner gull
y."
Counsel for the Psosecmion.-John w. Jones and
James Lyons, Esqrs.
Counsel for Tie Pris0ncr.- John Robertson, f.. r.
Chambers, Edward PegEam, land Lewis Bosldin Esqrs.
The friends of Doctor Flood our worthy Senator if
they have been heretofore induced yield any sort of
confidence To the allegations of his political Opponents
that lac msre presented the wishes Of bis District in the
last Legislature, discard She impression The
tables turnedDr Flood is sustained-Lcighi is pros
trated, and Campbell ercct-Lynchburg Democrat.
letter from Malta, dated February T. mentions the
arrival there, the Sd, of the Tribune, from Smyrna
with dispatches from Lord Ponsonby British Am6assa-
dor at Constantnopc, ordering all the vessels there TO
sail mediately Preparations accordingly made
for their departure, with all despatch and they sailed
from Malta the 9TH. The squadron consisted of six
ships of the line, three frigates, brig, cutter and
steamboat All that had transpired was, that consp-
racy against the Sultan life discovered the 25th
which caused the execution of twenty persons. Lord
= feared the Sultan would call in the aid of Russia
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MARKETS.-April 23d, 1885
ToBAcco-Supples ncreasing-a qualities in good de-
mand-Prccs per 100 lbs. higher than a
week ago.
Prices at Aucton-Inleror lugs 81 80 a 81 CO.
Snowy heavy Tugs 50 as So 80.
Mixed lcaly refused 50 10 q 81 80.
Substantial snowy leaf 81 50 a 50 So
Dry rich snowy leaf 50 Sll so.
Smooth waxy manufacturing leaf Sc 80
S14 IS.
FLouH-S Supplies moderate-dcmand good-saes from
81 10 So for Country Brands.
CorToH.-Suppllcs very limed-worth 16 l-2 IL cts.
BAGWELL, SMITH d JONES
HRURR MILL STONES.--In addition to a constant
% supply of Cologne and Esopus Mill Stones of all
sizes the subscriber is prepared 20 furnish short
tee from of the most extensive and approved manu-
factories in the United States French Burr Mill Stones
Of every size, warranted please in quality and work.
manshp and at the following unusually low prices viz:
feet inches diameter, $3.50
do do $50
do do do los
DO do DO loo
81 d. do les
90 % do 175
do 10 do do fs5
do do 1876
Delivered on board Of vessels at New York
BERNARD PEYTON
March a. 1O7-sdf
BATH 3qothtr gaia
This county represented last year by Magse, Leigh
Wing has this Spring returned Nc Ciiaic, Republican
Of the genuine STAMP.
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AMHERST COUNTY.
FROM THE sOuTH.WEST.

"ABISGDoN, April II, 1885.
al send you the state Of the polls in Wythc county
which you viii probably have received through another
channel before this reaches you
CoNGREss.
Fulton, 2J3
Hopkins 2G7
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FELLOW CITIZENS: In the approaching elections Won
VIII be called OH TO decide of the important
and vital principles of fundamental law, tlat have been
sustained by the Democracy of this county, for
than half century. The doctrines of Jefferson and
Madison now TO be thrown into the shade and an at
tempt r. making tql'nbver the veIy princples hich
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTIONS.

The Jackson Missssippian of the 9Th, gives the Off
cial retarns-Majory for Charles Lynch for Governor
42G-Nlajotity of Dickson Claiborne 242-Naj"rty
of Claiborne Edwards l3SS-Nlajority Of Benson
ever Brown, for Secretary Of Stale, 33l-Nlaority OF
Mayson over Miller, for State Treasurer, 332-AnG Nal
lory's majority over Gilbert, for Auditor, $50.
The Liberty Advocate Of the Both ult. Ithtg PaperO
SAYS There will be meeting of the Senate OH Thurs
day next. Jackson, to make Governor until the Le
risluture meets there being kind of nterregnum un-
der the Constitution until the Legislature meets IN Janu
ary How they will make it, the Lord only knows; 1t
seems that our political sagacity in Mississippi has got
ahead Of our better Judgment many years
The hlSsissppan States that the Senate met at lhe
State House on The 4th inst, and after forming quorum,
adjourned, To-day, The 5h it is expected that Pres'
dent will be elected that body who will act as Cover
nor during the interregnum which has taken place IN
this THE MissssipPan speaks with the utmost
usperity of Mr. Poindexter, in the following terms:
This i,ncrant Of The article of SANDER against our TING
hopored President ariptd DO honor ~ true
STYLE 10 the Goe!uu. elect OF that State he has so hamcuy a
rracd in tho councils the Nation True ONLY to his duocal
Schemes Kentucky during the past SUMMER IN con-
cavc Of Ashland, he returned TO mississippi 10
certain con,ncency arng-which if his friends trumphe
and majority we're returned TO the lcsuuTc-to Try ms
of suibg snusge himself in:o Inc y. D
But, OH aposate, thou drink ihu "c druust Vi
the cup dappoia:mcu,a nd 90 down to The S1aye
bonored and asunr' goes for Hugh La Ne! sth
the democratic Of the old farmer Of Tennessee believe am
SINCERE in his p.osson o who has plotted the destruction Of
, is mo such thing Us czcn o!
the United Satos, love Hugh L. White, who was III favor OIL &C.
that Union by Ulooi:'
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VIRGINIA LEGssE.A,FgasE1.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tucsduy. Dee, -.

A ncssaue was received from the Senate stating that
,brhad passed bill incorporating the fhenx hln'ng
Companr-a bill authorize the Portsmouth and toan
ke Rail Road Company TO increase their capital stock
or to borrow one; that they had passed the bI!! TO
ocorpo,a;e the Falmouth Mining Company with suntry
amendments The amendments q" Tile Senate were
agreed to by The House.
Tie Speaker presented communication from the Co
vernon nclos,g the annual report Of the North Western
Ean! OF Virginia; which was ordered to lie on the table
and to be printed.
Petitions were presented ana rcerTed-by Nj Smith
&c Frederick Of citizens Of Frederick concerning Inc
Northwestern TGtnpkc-aso. renionstrancc ct snndry
citizens Of Frederick against division ut sad comfy
b. Mr.. Murdaugt, Of Bernard O'Neill adm WIN 'he
will annexed oil Patrick Robertson, for PERMISSION 20
lease the lands Of the for term OF ten
Mr. Benton of citizens of Suffolk, for company 10 con-
struct railroad from the upre. part OF The town TO
semcnd riY.r-by Mir. Ball, Of DAME! Sturks and OF
Charles Williams, free Of colour for permission to
remain in the Commonwealth for limited psrod.-by
MIR Campbell of citizens Of Bedford for railroad from
Lynchburg, by Bulords Gap, to the Tennessee lne-oy
Mr. Hunter of Essex of citizens Of that county against
the formation Of new county
ABoLITION-MR. GlLMER's RESOLUTION: .
On motion Of Mr.. PAEIER, the resolution offered %
SIX, Gmer. 10 authorize the Governor to open cores
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Commitment Returned!

If the Lynchburg virginan lie amused BY the "eanvu
sions into which Judge Whites nomination has thFown
The Enuurer" how much amusing are the wry iae
with which tie yrgnan is obliged to swallow down Ina,
nominations " 1t has taken US says he we confess
surprise Weare not indeed, surprised that Judge 'e
has been selected for that anticipated bn that tue
nomination should have been made at soeary perIoa Of
the session. and chen the people IN rarous countess re-
presented By Yam Burentes in TIC Lcgtset1re ,eTe m In! Ire
Get of appointing Delegates TO COnrsnoH nolce OF the
Intention TO hold which, had already been extensive
among them. But wc have no doubt lhefe
grave and sufficient o1 this .pIdJI1 tn
force and to give to Judge White our humble support
does tho vs"7 W tI,rh
does he sacrifice his own Judgment to that OF the wings
in M The whe a,s aassn
been indeed as orsssing as they are mysterious Have
not the people right 70 know them! letter in na The
N. Y Journal of Commerce says from Richmond Dcc'
14th-Their for this movement WILL IN due Tune,
be given to the public, and they such as VIII nave
great and decided influence with the people South OF the
Potomac I'm due time Aye, good People OF Virginia,
wait Till the Spirit moveth the Wing managers, and Inc
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The correspondent ofthe Lynclburg Virginan writes
from Washington. the 18TH that "Van Buren, will be-
elected nr1t President of the United States as certainly
Us be lives The clements not 7corng to ,at point
-fhcY here nlrcadg 'rorkrd, and have quietly settled
down to 'he Van Buren, Proef Mark the prophecy! BY
the bye, it is sa tina; Judge White sits uneasy under the
dspeasre Of Old Hickory and his former associates in
the ranks :" the AID nisration and that he says. lie in
tends TO give the Administration decided support this
winter. would mol rouch for The truth of this rumnur,
brcansr believe the Judge has made but one call the
President since he has been here, which is than
many NJ those opposed 10 him have done b. The bye,
again don't think Judge White will be the Opposition
candidate for the Presidency lie is TOO weak The vote
for The editor of the Sun. printer is supposed 10 he
the Judges strength in The House. l'ha, Vol" but %
This eaky correspondent adds, that Tile views OF the
lntcgencer maintained but by few aud sup2os
cd to be from the pen Of distinguished member OF the
Opposition - that Kendall will be eonfrmed-Taney S
confirmation, Chief Justice, doubttul.-llc is con-
fileni, ?. p. Barbour twill be appointed 10 the bench Of
the Supreme Court and p. V. Danic! be offered the
pucc Mr.. Barbour fills AIR. BIS would be popu.
lar appointment The editor Of the Firginian docs not
seem to relish or believe all that lis Correspondent says
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THE CONFEDERATION

We lay further details Of tho ntous fire in New
York before rcaders-is stated private letters that
the whole estimated loss is at least twenty millions; but
that it will he considerably covered by tic Insurance Of
fees. The amount Of their capita! is 10 or II millions
and one letter states that they will be able TO pay shil
linrs in the pound another, the whole loss nsured-Bc
sides there must be large assurances effected in other Of.
fees such The Phcnix Of London the Etna of Connect
cut &c. &c. We know of no confagiaton which has SO
greatly excited the astonishment and sympathy of the
public as this last visitation which is said to be the
greatest fire which has taken place since the burning of
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THE NEW .uOVE OF THE .7GITaT0R%

The gilded pill artfally prepared for the Legislature
by some political quacks likely to be e]ee!ea ~
those for whom it was Intended and whose up
s9s ahsa and it found the prescription
was not the true remedy for the disease but IKE many
other nosrums, only intended to increase the alsof
der that the to be employed at the
risk of destroying the patient
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FOR TIE EMO UIRER
Most EltrG0rdin0rU PfOpOSiiiOh


mir. john T. Brown has this day made appeal to
the House OF Delegates, which nstonsLcs any man Of
common The House, trrsoolh, must pass Mr.
Gilmers rash resolution, lest it slond down Cover
ThzewcIl. Indeed And who has placed Gov
Tazewell in this awkward predcanent: His own po
cal friends. They have placed him Mcrc-nnd GrcnnSc
they have done So we, good easy SOULS must Merrorc
put the whole Legislature, and tie Sout and whole
principles, at the feet of the Goyernor.-Most modest
proposition indeed NO HUMBUG
A Letter from hlbcnare, addressed 10 I. ". G!ac Esq,
OF the kaiawu CUpaaywl
appear
10 allow hands opportunity of enjoying the festivities
o: the season. shall publish ssain Till Tuesday
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Office of Tie james Rircr and KanGrha CcmFanJ,
December g, 1888. )
Pursuant to an order Of the Stockholders at their late
annual neeting the Secretary that the Cnar
man Thereof has reported TO him the appointment OF inc
following Committees viz
COMMITTEE 10 prepare a Memorial 10 The Legislature
Messrs Chapman Johnson, George ": Summers: Jo'
srph S. James John a. Lancaster, David 5. Garland,
Bernard reyton, and John II. Eusncc.
iinoueey &C. ofac Com7rny-Alessts. james T. tlea:h'
CHAPMAN Johnson Nicholas Mills, Rober. "athmey,
Lewis Webb. Mann S. Valentine. and Charles Ellis
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m that Instructions up without our 3a:ticipu-
n, II" kno"led:c OF such thin. bciur on fool
,r -, na eight days before Chesterfield court. On ;it
ill.,, visited her people, for the purpose OF addressing
Oh, Instructions were going while confined 10
, ~ 'ns atcica "'r: hul happened We Scarcely
H., % po''tc> tra, and we kHew little Of What
~. rt.o Ia" morcn! heard Of ar I's having crossed
yoal f 81, ,,'S We're made upWe saw how great the
M pos'i'n and determined to cone with them as lar
Yes Ir y r"'"So The Instructions, u SC.
W. l. has thought fit 20 keep back the fact cen
r ''al' we a'd not Get up the nstruclons-no. did
an haJ VI Lein Tor sene tmc as we were confined TO
vi, oed nearly to' fur weeks. ..0
Of N". h"" no" stands The logic of the Hon. Delegate
VI No5haIlPton: Did we tel! the members b.fo.e The
oy way Of affecting their votes that they would
-, 'e niS'rucnns Of .he people, by voting against
,.d o-Dd we tell them afterwards that they had vo
ueit INSTRUCTIONS? No-Lut because we said That
lucy thought they consulted the wishes Of their con-
rSnrac' we must beg leave to differ from them
Ls says The Wise man Of the East, had all along
no pus"s The instructions for MIR. Leigh for the par
Won, Waaecung their votes And this you call logic dc
oy. we presume the gentleman will next be able &c
sal; save lna Judge White is as great Nulfer him
NJ, therefore he him for the Presideucy-anc
NM, eeause ne has been Procamatonist, Force Bill
&c %c-rhe fact is, we did not get the vote Of
se instructed man. We had offended them by ou
on. and as we said on the 18th December 1.-TWO day:
el.er the paper from which the General has made
quotalon) showed that we were prepared for The
"'equehces: " The design Of turning out L. r. wal
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AW ASHINGTON CITY. POLkS BO4RDLYG
w HOUSE--Miss Polk, whose house for many
years has maintained the highest reputation now occ1-
pies the three ne'o hreestory brick Judises ON Penns1
cdn'a Hre9ue Immediately West If Thru Street and lust
one square from the termination Of the RAm-RoAD.-
This location commands beautiful view of the CAPtror
and the surrounding scenery.
Arrangements are made for the accommodation Of
OF more, if desired in the very best STYLE Passsngeys
as wen rs soJ3urners, may find it both 70 their interest
and comfort 10 call at This house
The chambers arc large and well furnished and each
contains one bed oniyTermg as favorable as thew can
be made. 151-I2u NJ 80
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-RECMMO.N.D,
n N the suitn Chancery depending in the Circui, su Z

the sutin Chancery depending in the Circuit su-
a perior Court of Powlatan in which Royal Martin
xor Of and Trustee under the Will of John Depp is
P,ainlii1and Lucy Dspp, Abram Depp, Salisbury Depp
Stephen Depp Miles Depp and Esther his wife Lavinia
iDepP, Simon Depp, Lucy Ann Depp, Mike Depp, Wal
ker Depp Elizabeth Depp and Pocaontas Depp, the
SAID Simon, Lucy Ann, Mike Walker, Elizabeth and
ocahontas being infants under the age 81 years are
was by the Court the 9TH day of DC.
,ooer In me year 1885, among other things ndiudced
and decreed, THAT Commissioner of the Court state
an OF the administration of the plaintiff the
estate OF ms tesator subsequent to the last settlement
also an account of the proceeds of the sale of the
property real and personal, specifically devised and
oequeahed by the estaor TO each of the specific dey
secs and egaees other than Nancy Brooks also an ac
count o. tie debts due from the testator, if any, &c.
ed are hereby notified, that have appointed the 18th
DAY oil December next for commencing the said ac-
counts; on which day, by 10 o'clock, A. M. they are
required to attend at Powhaan Court House. with their
papers and vouchers, ready for examination and the
ereaors OF John Depp ifany, required or before
topresent their claims the undersigned in
order that they may be reported to the Court
Nov. IL std
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zsY RsEFC1sEE q coca. /

9- The ENQUiRER published twice week, generally
three times week during
Price, the asherctocre Five Dollars
Notes chartered, (onl)
ssved 10 Tao Edo win the safety remit
tag them by mail; the
or No viii be discontinued, discretion of the
Editors, until all arrearages have zen paid up.
so Whoever will the payment papers,
have tho tonth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Quo
80 coats No
o assumed by person in this city envirous.
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NOTICE. wish to employ a Teacher for nezt
i year, TO take charge Of Spring Grove Academy
near my residence, with abilities sufficient TO prcpac
tac scholars for the University Any gentleman desiring
INC situation viii please address me Hayesve Post
Ohcc, frdnklin County, 4. Carolina, aud viii make
WV ~. 5I-o4
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II Clifton the ensuing year. He will tsacb 49,
Creek, Latin, and English Languages Ills school ,l
commence on the 18th day Of January next and teri
nate on the first Friday in December following There
viii be vacation Of one month in the sumner Tic
Zee for tuition viii be $50 per scholar Mr. Isaac Be
with whom board, and who keeps excellent board
ing house, can accommodate FIVE six small bove ,c;t
board, washing lodging fuel and candles for $50 each
Verdon is my address JOHN q NEI'SoSo
Hanover, Nov p bs-,gSs.'
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TuNuE NATIONAL MONUMENT - ~, 49,.

THNuE NATIONAL MONUMENT 10 Tie ms,eoy, If
= WhsiuNGToS-io be erected by the people Of tbe
pmea SateS IA gyaHude for his services ia establish
ing The liberty and free institutions enjoyed Il will ais,
stand as beacon OF Liberty TO future gencratons-As
slsaht collectors "aned 80 some Of The southern and
western counties Application 70 mo in person a, b
Eagle Hotel in Richmond during The first week Of Inc
Legislature, by letter, post paid will receive imme
u" ,t a'tehuoh' 100 49, WILSON ALLEN,
HtD. q luS-4li Collector for HiyO;yfg
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"a OTlCE.-A memorial will be presented 70 the next
sage of Law for the removal of the seat OF Justice of
the county of Hanover to some more central and con-
venent location than the present
September 49, 90 90
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a ENERAL AGENCY-The subscriber has been.
Ma for number of years, and is still engaged in the
business OF General ageu IN Tie CITY Of Richmond for
subscriptions TO periodical papers, renting out receiving
the rents and selling real property, hiring negroes
collecting their hires and disposng of them at public or
private sule, &c. &c. For his ability and inclination to
perform, with fidelity and Gispatch whatever business
may be entrusted to him, he refers TO the citizens of
richmond generally, and particularly to the following
gentlemen, viz e
Joseph Tate, Mayor, Messrs Joseph Marx g. Son.
kclie az Cook, Peasants d Abbott Fleming 81 JOSEPH
3 James, Lewis Webb d. CO., J. 81 S. Cosby & CO.
Lancaster, DENLY d Co, Peter j. Chevallie d Co.
trump ~ Ligon, Eustace IL Temple, james Rawlings
son.
~ Office on Governor Street nearly opposite the
Post Office. PHILIP M ira p n
~ H. Applicants from the country to hire their SCR
wants 10 town. would consult their interest by giving the
Information on or before the 25t day of December and
by sending The servants 10 me, before that date
OF az as soon as practicable thereafter. p. M. r..
Richmond, Nov. %. 57-11t
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BINARMERS' BANK OF VlRGINIA-Th annual
IL meeting of the Stockholders, for the election of
Directors for the Bank and for the Offices of Discount
and Deposite, will be held on "Wednesday the 9th of
January, VIM NEKERVIS, Cashier
Dec. j. 60-2awtd
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NOilCE.-A petition will be presented TO The nc~i
begisaure Of Virginia, praying for precinct cleo
Ion ~ W iom irwin Tavern, in the lower seetsn If
~ Oo'y' 100 October 8.
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british DRY GOODS, per ship TALLY Ho from
ED LtrorPooL-Our importation of Fail British Dru
Goods has arrived at City Point DANES River and viii
DC ID store and opened in day or two More will be
SAID OF 1t anon F. ~ ]. S. JAMES d CO.
Sept. l. [34-tfl Market BRIDGE
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NEGROES FOR SALE-Pursuant To a Decree of
"a the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the county of Halifax the Undersigned appointed
Commissioners for that purpose, WILL the Sth day Of
December next (ha being Court day Halifax Court
house expose 10 sale a, public auction for ready money
Twelve likely negroes belonging to the OF the late
Robert Read, dec ID. JAMES MEALEY, Deputy
for John K Linn, Sheriff Of Haiijda.
OccemDcr i.