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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
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aus osi, erie see anfommeu uaD absehen,
spocusb pie D,risnoun8 fthr erleibteri
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aueaefubter uno 1ebr wObIfeiIer Ghter th'
bieie Jabre65eit erSfnet bettsbeno in: -.
trofeuen, Sorten', un0 'Sbnek
Dewooren, porcsllan Specerepem
@Nen 0ubwoaren alIer 2IrtiSla
gel, ge0cr &c. &c.
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mano in oislsm Narfte.
6 b e n { a 4 s.
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2!uelcttcn, uno nbrrIicb .. Stdots
bsn un9sfibr
$50 II f erS a ;
am GanaL 9lei6 oberb alb gorFs
gruefe.
Gern :-12c M6er bep 8. 6:
eerbaro's N1hbls, ale ,relebe er 81 ben bll:
lierten Ureifen suu De,faufs anbietet.
@r aahlt iecer5eit baar o elo th'
Spaiaeu, wellbtorn, 9aber SIablaamsn
NBolle, &c. &C.. uno ,pirb pnnftlid uno auf
merflam isoes gpsbiticns= uno @cn,miit'
pusae1bdft hegoreen. Wornit leine Srsuno
uno Runbeu ibu besunftiasu ,nbgsn.
Walillon. Su!v 10. 1885. 12:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
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mid fhulcisen 8etraaeS Don II 1blr. nno
81 d. Gin balber CENT; ssgebene Neioer,
burdb 8e3abluna obiaer sbuio, ein5nlbfen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17

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balteu, ale 0lr:sn nj obtif 6er+3 lite ,
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8attunseu pate, neroen oauRbar anseuOm
men uuc prompt beiorst peroen:
.'l& perren ,nooilbe fbwar5eQlte
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Da ct berrddtlibe @rf fabn.ns in ieinem
@sIbdfte beGst, uno eutlbloGsn 1T, wsoer
Wabe nod QIussabsn on feiner 9lrbeit 81
paren, IA bofft er allaen1eine 3ufrieeenbei
su aemabreu.u. elueu IIbera!enqIntbeil Der bf
fentllbsn 0unlt 81 psrcisuen uno erba|ten
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
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uno 8erfauf bpm @rcBen uno &lsinen.
0eor M ortint <~
95snatribtet bic gin.ppbner pou Canton
uuc Der umseseno. oae CT iib in cbisem
@efbaft in eiefsr Staot et*blirt bait.
banelbe in bem lieliden gnoe Der Warft=
ftraffe in Dem pauie betrsibt, oaS pOr oisfem
bon Jorn. Dalsntin 2eopoIo bemcbnt ura
be. unp nabe bep Qoam Alm,ne! giar. 0au:
fe gelegsn 1T. Qlllmo ct teitanois auf J2ano
baIt, eine allsemeinc Nusrabl BON ~
Seilen, Bsttltrifen, Sug' coer
Boat eeins, pfusleins, Dferoes
balftern, &ibfrdnset stc6e Seile
/unD Que Grrten BON 8.nofaben. ]
a. 9luf 9tfeluns rerosn Stride sss
tbssrt. gtobrbaIter uno anpere iperoen
eiuaelaben bepibm an5urufen; (fine Qlrbeit
,pirb er 70 ait nno sbauetbaft Madden al6
Qlrbsit in fiinen SADIE bon suttm Dlaterlal
asnasDt tperbsu tam --uns Deitslnn9en.
nstben protnpt nno aufoie fnrjslts Aa5sssa
Sc aus8sfeuist. q, a5.s 5s,3a 81 u
Canton. Jiinp 26. 1885. ~ 4!et
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17

j aC0D huHcr
Conrad Kriebast
Peter Kineman
Jacob Kineman
Joseph II. Heneday
John P. Kent
Martin LydIe
William Long
Neri Longsdorf
John Myers ESQ., 2
John Mckinley
Joseph MaiIs
J. Muller
Elizabeth McCawb b,
JAG. 4 Adam M eyer
Samuel Miller
Ezra Mammots
J. III. Miller
Rev. J. Martin
| Elizabeth McCawl,
| Samuel Mcdonnell
lJehn Nickoson
| VIM. Nouckre
? . Newell
Jacob Oberlin
John Oltman
Samuel Petrel
VIM. Philips
tNickolas Peanor
IClaude Piquenot
Joshua Paison
Francis Row
| VIM. Reed
4 Godfrey Rausak
George Rank
/ John Rise
Jacob RooP
Doc. E. J. Rolerts
| John Sell 9
Francis SUoartie
Eliza Shanab bruck
Daniel Shelole
Sarah Shive
! Catharina Smith
schupp
.lGeorge Stock
lSusan Sanse
'lJohn Steel
lHenry ShidIer
Phillip Sower
Christopher Seas
iWm. SpangIer
StoMl Smith
Peter South
| Joseph Shrover
Martin Smith
Andrew Schaf
John Taylor
| Jacob Troxel
! Adam Tressler
| Elizabeth Thomas
| Andrew Ultz
Ira Van Nortwick
John Welty
! Henry Wernar
| Robert Willel
George Williams
Samuel Welsh
Julian Weatterlee
| DR.. F. Willett 9
| Adam Weaver 2
| Solomon Whetstor
! Jacob Warner '
George Wilkeler
Henry Warshler
| q 4
| Jacob Young
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17
list OF LETTERS,

n n -
Remaining in the POST Off.
CE at Canton, Stark County, Ohio
on the 1st of July, which if not ta
ken out before the lst day of Oct
will be sent to the General PostOf
fee as dead Letters
.. A
Rev Mr.. Alleman 2 David AshEeman
Rev. Mr.. Albright Isaac Alen'
B
r.ao.;ck Rattaille Q John r.. Broknur 9
Henry Burger 1 1sa"c Il Do,,lllan wnnan
Rachel Brytog1e meS. l.; Do'e"
Vale nt ne Bockius Mara Brown
ar. D'.chwaI,er Miss Bader
. ~ p;nham Anthony Bartbel
~ ~ 81 P. Berlet
Anthony Bentz 2, Eraoc's burer
J. Burghardt 1 Dav'u p Dalue'
so'suel @ Rachtel Baltos Bearinger
s',nas Rrandon John G. Bockman
,;ohael :J Ras,ear Mr.. J. Bernhard
C.
John Collwell joseph Cnaplnan
Nicholas Canker 2 John 3. Sauson~
Gaorae CatIin George Clingiman
W. C,oner Christian Cohman
lanes Cain Henry Cose.
VIM Christmas
-. .~~ D ~#
p.,r;cl Donlev Thomas Divine
Abraham Dissler Amos Delavan
peter Dick John M. Decore
nan;el Dressler ~.. Abraham Diller,
Henry Dolhouer ~
"a ". r. E
John English John Ernst ...
I .eonhard Everett George Eckert
Jacob Eckert. ....... ..'...
~. '. \ T .s...s>. ~. ~
George Feighner Francis Floom .N~
F frederick Fainot John Foster ri ~.
Piere Francois 5s "a .3#s 4 es"& @sH@g
.us4.a.ts ...>Sy q tsls7@@ ~ ss &&
Jacob Geeting 4. Joshua Gibbs b
R Gilmore n9~ Gottleb CHASER
Jacob George ~ Robert Grave rs
Adam Guerling Mr.. G. Goose ~.
.f4EEt1.s e5 H
Lewis D. Harley c. Haaines
Wm Ilouck : y George Hoke
J aco5 llenzell 'e7- Sarah h'l'en ..... a
rl;s. Hall 81 Allen Ilains >-& &.'.. "
David Hahn 2 6e @ John e. Heath 2 T. !" p
Iohn Himrlelnight = Jacob Hartman '@
! Harlott 7E John Hoover II @s7@=
ohm Hollebaugh John Hyms
caleb Halowell jr. Mary y. Hurford z@
n. Huierty k. =. Hindmao
Maria Huff John Hine aF
frederick Heaffer Wm. Hauck
MIR. Held Rev.. r. Herbruck
se > \. ffA
David Jacoby '., u
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-17

Henry Kintz
l.
Peter Loutzenheiser
Jacob Loop
Joseph Lowrence
vi
Rev. II. Melsheimer 2
John P. Miller
] oseph McKeel
acob Mutschler
DR.. James McMath
George J. Myers
5aniol Meyer g
g, Minegau
LIE IIOuSE
Edward J. Mead
John Mealy
Jacob Myers
N
John Noel
James Noble
Peter Orns
II
B. Philips
Andrew Peters
Isaac Pratt
A. Perot
Frank Poutius
r
Henry Roat
Benjamin Rupert
Charles Reed
Jacob c. Rose
John Robinson
Jacob Raber
Jacob Rosthrauf
s
Abraham Shub
VIM. Slack
Jacob shoIl 'nbarger
Matthew Scot
John Scroggs
,Tesse Swigart
David Schriver
Jaques Selgneur ~
lydia Snyder
Ann Smith
Thomas II. Sawyer
J. J. Shreiveman
George F. Snapper
VIM. Smith
Jacob Sala
Philip Suesdorf
Benjamin Spath
Daniel Snively
James Shannon
r
John Tnfortl .
'Catharine Y'ombaugh
Daniel Trump
Cathanae Thomas
II
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Jonas Widnar
N. C.. Williams
Andl ew Whistler
Warton Wheeler
S. Whitfield ,s
Henry Waltman
Monsieur Wagesly
Hon. Elisha Whittlesey
VIM. Wager .a~|5
John Weller A@@ " ,
Charles G.. Wolf -.sl
49,. srs
Y .y:'.
John Yoe a,as..: ... 3
L .s,st
+.~.. @..., u @:Hs
lfbe Brtefe,
saeob ooffmann, Sol
pbilip ssSaeOb Mbler,
:. starf, Jofeyb &apfsr.,
'tbias pbnL Geo. 3lbes
'rer.
Ransselear, P. NJ. "
tlerep. !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07
EcliNsc

XWlll stand ibis spring Qe3o) at my son. Edward
w Johnson 8, IN the county of Dinwiddc 30 miles
south Of Petersburg, and j. miles north Of Drcns,,cl
Court house, immediately the old stage road and "A
now ut his stand ready TO mares at one hundred
dollars the season payable the 10th day of July nxt
when il will expire. -
MONSIEUR ToSSoS viii stand tins spring AT my son
George w. Johnsons, in the county of Chcserticld
within one mile OF Moody tavern IL miles from Peters
burg, and % miles from Richmond and is now there
ready to serve mares at sixty dollars the season. payable
on 10Th July next when it will end; 800 to insure
mare in ioal payable she known to be- in ioal
or parted with; dollar to the groom for each mare
Pasturogc AT both places very excellent aud very OK
tensvc, gratis Every will he taken TO prevent ac-
cdcnts but no liability Tor any that may happen Ser
wants sent with TO either horse boarded without
charge, and mares will be fed at % cents day
Both these horses in the finest health and yieor
and they remarkably foal-gcttcrs; they have
been both so often advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere, that their characters the characters of their
get the great performances of their colts and the very
high prices indeed at which they selling. arc well
known say, $4,000, 5000, 6,O00, 900, 10000 and in
one instance, $4,000 given Tor "a years old which
is the highest price have known horse 10 COM
mand in America. W. r. JOHNSON
Feb. 81 y4-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07
NV Yonn- Fchrnnrr Of

- NV YORK, February a.
BIRTH NI0uT B8LJ.--We do not know Of ans, I.u
since the celebrated Greek Bali sur passing in s1leno
the one gwen at Nblos last evening By tbe Third Rco
ment, commanded by Col Morrs-The Conccrt s,io55r
was elegantly emhcllished and ornaIne ned on fb, CO.
sion, with flags Of the different regiments which ,cro
suspended from the galleries, rays of buning from te
centre oi the dome, were attached to- and enfc,nnd
around hc pillars ;burnshcd arms field uieces ,cnt
marques, cannonba and an the "pomp MIDI, o,d 80
cumstance 81 glorious war, met the eve in evcr d;roc
on even ancient suits Of armor worn probable a. lie
battles OF Greasy and Agncourt- i'm the a.
inc foom;-a hne wholc.lcngth portrait Of Vasbington
ana other paintings and iransparcnces were dsrnfeJ
through The saloon The brilliant uniforms Of fbe
generals and officers mingled with the srlendor female
nitsscs ana female charms, create a dazzling effect
Whie 80 many hundreds were al The same time ooins
through the Qiddg mazes Of ihe dance es
Ahout zen cioek, the whole cOmpanv opened 10 fe
right and len, while Che commanda Of ,le Ffencl, .f
OF war, now ia port with hs officers The Consul, aeap
raj Of France, lis Honor fhc Mayor Major Ccnera NJ
ton and staff with The committee and Tie Col command
ant Of tic regiment entered and walked down Il, Tho o.
tomiy OF the roomtlie band playing the Marseil1cs
lynn, followed by Hail Colaulbi0 Aher cordial ,,i
come inc dancing recommended, when the French Off
Gers and invited guests repaired 10 The maf0neo ON Tho
cit, 70 supper where toasts were drank TO perootn,
peace between the two countries which were hsn8soc
" rccPfocaed BY the distinguished strangers who rofr
cd mighty gTatifed little be.cso ono O'Clock The boie
company cheering thcm on their departure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07

Nm CHANCERY-UNirED STATES CoURT, 9th Cir
cunt and Eastern District of Virginia, December Sth,
Thomas Craig, George Rutherford Robert Montoo
merle, Robert Spicr, Robert Faud Alexander Kerr
thomas w hi'e ana DaVa Nark, Plaintiffs,
James Scott executor of John Lesslie deceased who
was executor of Robert Craig, deceased Thomas Ben
die Patrick Coutts and the said James Scott i'm his own
right, Deesndnnt o"'
The plaintiffs this day preferred petition to the court
IN TINS cause; which received and ordered to be filed
And upon consideration thereof and for reasons
to the court 1T U.s. ON the motion of the plaintiffs ordered
That summons be issued from this court by the clerk
thereof, requiring Thomas T. Swami Samuel {. Swami
Dabney M. Wharton and Anne his wife formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife formerly
Jane Swami, distributes of Samuel Swami deceased
GALL said in the petition aforesaid to be citizens and in
abitans of the State of Vrgnia) plaintiffs in suit
brought by them and ROW depending i'm the bonorsIo
Superior Court of Ienrico, the State of VIRGINIA
against Jefferson Swami, executor of John Swami de-
ceased, VINO was executor of Samuel Swami deceased
to appear here the first day of the next term of ts
court to show cause if any they can why they sboud
not be barred and precudcd from any recourse AGAINST
e estate MONIES and effects of Robert Craig doc d nm
der the control of this co1rt; and in the moan t,o
Commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered; Isl to toLe,
an account OF the debts, if any, still due from the
sald ROBERT Craig, deceased from his estate and
to enable him to ascertain the same he is drected 10
advertise Tor three months in of the newspapers pub
scd IN the city OF Richmond for creditors of the ea;d
Robert Craig deceased of his estate if ayv such Gro
otors there be, who have been paid to come i'm and
prove their claims before him. be forever bnrrcd and
PeCnded rom all recourse against the estate monies
nu tcces OF t1e SAID Robert Craig, deceased, under the
control OF this Court2d To examine and rcnort 10 ,
Court what progress has been made in the said st de-
pending IN the said Superior Court of Henrico and what
delays have taken place the part of the plopt;f i'm
'h't SUIT IN bringing the same 10 n final decision
% pPy' 40 tsss' KID JEftRIES, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07
EROtsapvsb..

THNIiIS thoroughbred and Justly DISTINGUISHED stal.
"a lion Will stand the ensuing season. at my farm (St
eger IN the county of Chesterfield % miles from Pc
tersburg and 10 from Richmond The season COM
menccd on the 18th of February and will end the 18th
OF july he will be let to mares at $50 the season. which
may De discouraged by the payment of $40 if paid on or
before the LIST day of October 75 for insurance TO be
paid as soon as sasccrtaned the mare is i'm fa or her
owner parts with herr and dollar TO the proon for
each mare Good pasturage and every necessary aten
ton will be furnished gratis, and mares fed with grain
II required at the usual price of % cents pei day Lots
ana separate enclosures will be furnished for mares with
colts; and If attention, industry and faithful agents can
insure IT. all mares sent to Hospur shall be ,eeN attend
ed 10. ~
Hotspur has acquired fame and reputation which 49,,
stallion in America has obtained under such circro
stances Standing heretofore at very low price and
WIN Dut lew exceptions covering only common mares
ms colts have nevertheless rivacd those of tho oet III
the most distinguished stations of the davsaIl;ons
lhat nave covered, probably, 30 rood 7narcs
where he has covered one almost every colt of his thai
mas been trained has turned out be- if not frstrater
al least good race horse His colts that have been
trained are, DR.. Minge's Black Hawk Mr. Bolts Bnck
slider Mr.. Pucketts Sailor Boy, Mr.. William Minpe's
Blue Streak, Mr.. Randolph Iarrson's Quarter Moser
mr. Doswcl1s Mclyer, Mr.. Crump's Harry Percy, Mr.
Brockcnbroughs WestwOod, and Mazeppa (tIc 6roner'
~ OF Col Johnson and James NJ Seiden1 whose bril-
liant success at the Central and Timonium courses Lac,
fall, has elected from the best iudges the xnrcesi e
the opinion that he the best race horse in America
osPur Is dark chesnut, of fine sizc Of great power
ana extraordinary activity lie was got by Timoleon his
S nam. was by OLD Arehy, his grand dam by imported
py Ola Wldair, his e. &. e. dam was by Fcarnotght
~ rs deemed unnecessary say any thing the pedigree
OF any one OF these Hotspurs ancestors as It is re.
stunned they known by every one and NAV be- seen
by reference TO the Turf Register II is believed that he
combines ~ his pedigree in drcc descent rs many of
INC most approved crosses any stallion in the
ospur was irainedby Col West Of North Carolina: Inc
ran but few races, and them all with ease exccpt
tle last IN which he broke down. This was a four mile
Iaee winch nc was contestng with the famous Frta
II IS the opinion of Col West that if he had been sound
ne could have beaten her and he says that if Hotspu
was nor INC Os Iacc-horse he ever trancd that he docs
not think he ever trained his superior
ScnileIncn at the South North wishing to send their
mares 70 Iotspur, may rest satisfied that every attention
WIZ be paid to them and taken 70 send them home
IN Eood condition JOHN HETH
Black Heath February q. Q4-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07

n MATCiiERSyiLLE FOR RENT.-To be rented
- ~ i2f one or more years, that valuable and we'll
Known lavcrn, the Halfway house, on the Tnrnnikc
"tu' pVt"eeh Manchester and Petersburg and il rc.
quIea, as much land thereto adjoining as will be- sniff
Gdnt 70 employ three OF four lsbourcrs The situation
~ gil ana uncoinmoniy heathytlc buildings which,
fe suhceht TOT all the purposes Of Tavern arc in god
IePar WIN large and fertile garden The advanisges
attached 70 this stand numerous-thcre is pos,
70 deliver and receive The mailIn short II is tbg I
Douse between Manchester aud Petersburg suited E;r
Puic aeconmodaiion, and if we'll kept will no doobt
ISceNe considerable public patronage. For terms an
ply 70 h'eord n Grcgory who is authorised to rent e
s'i IL -, SALLY HATCHER
'''"'fy -. 02-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07

a TEACHER WANTED.-A Lspy. we'll c,,l;e,d
"A to teach Music Drawing and Painting il v0,,i.d
at The INN Smith fcademy, in Lexington, Ya-SitnafeJ
IN degbiiul region Of Virginia in gourisbiny to,yn
aho combining the adyantagesofa salubros atosporc
with agreeable and polished society, this Female semi
lsy oilers Inducements to an accomplished Lady not
For particulars addrces % H. rrr.ta a.
saith Academy, Lexington, Virginia and forward ies
hmonials Of qualifications &c '' N'-
Lexington, Va Feb. -. on A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07
POEERY.
" sOeu rrr RrMAis. ussrSo."
TILE rnREE HOMES.

IliE Ink EE uOMBS.
&c Where is thy home 2" asked child,
Who in the morning air
Was twiniug flowers most sweet and Wild
In garlands for her hair;
" My home" the happy heart replied,
And smiling in childish glee,
" Is on the sunny mountain side,
Where sol winds wander ffcc.''
- blessing, iall ON ar,lcss youth,
And all its rosy hours,
When every word is JOY and truth,
And tfoasurcslivc in flowers.
/" Where is thy homer" asked of one,
Who bent with flushing face,
To hear warriors tender tone
In the will woods secret place;
She spoke not, but her varying check
Tho tale might well impar,;
The homc other young spirit meek
Was in kindred heart.
All souls that well might soar above,
To earth will fondly cling,
Aud build their hope ON human love,
That light aud fragile thing
+" Where il thy home thcu lonely man ?"
asked n pilgrim grey,
Who came with furrowcd brow aud wan,
Slow musing on his way;
Hc paused, and with solemn mien
upturncd his holy eyes,
The land seek thou meier hast seen,
.1y home is in the skies :"
u blcst-thricc bicst the heart must DO
10 whom such thoughts are givnn,
That walks from worldly letters free,
Its only home in heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07

The grand supper tables laid out in the great CO.
vered walk which was cncoscd-lade warm with stoves
ana al the choice pantsthe blooming orange and
geranums were ranged each side shedding their per-
hume around and looking like midsummer The tables
II is scarcely necessary to did ample justice the
taste oi our worthy host, Mr. Nblo than whom no one
better understands what is Indispensable on such occa-
sons We are decidedly of opinion that for grand IN
tcrlanment this is the spot The company must have
remained until very early hour in the mornings such
was the haniy and qualification experienced on the oc
casion.-Eee. Star.
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RI OilCE-ln pursuance of a trust decd from Josepb
H. Jet TO John + Sale, dated the 10Th Of JannaI,
Northumberland, shall, the 9th day Of March ie2S
al Norlhumberland Court House sell 10 the higest hid
Ger ior cash, the following Negro Slaves to wit Mira
boD joe, and Sam, with the Increase of the Female ~
anyO since the date Of said dcedThe subscriber act
ing under nm authority given him by The said John
oa' WIZ only convey such title vested in the Trus
tee by the deed aforesaid
Feb. 10. a5 ~ o.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

COmMIsSIONERS OFFICE.
Richmond, Dec 49, 1884 (
a. Pursuant to the foregoing order of Court the Gre
dtos OF Robert Craig, decreased or of his estate r.
any such creditors there be- who have NOT been n3,id
are hereby notified to in and prove their cinms
gcIore me- at my Office in this city, before the lg
Gay OF March next or he forever barred and prcoInded
rom All recourse against the estate monies and effects
o. inc SAID Robert Craig, dec d. under the control Of e
said Court. Hilary RHKEn ~ VI ''ie
Dec. II. IN" .,
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III AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers his fract
~ OF land IN Hanover, near Hanover town. for sale
consisting Of about four hundred acres which ia ce
adapted to wheat clover, and plasier-gith comi,rta
bic dwcling-house, and all the necessary out-houses
This farm ~ m high state Of Improvement and in nv
belief IN one of the best ncighborhoods in the county,
lie deems II unnecessary TO say any thing more as he
presuncs no one would purchase without first viewing
IT. WM. ~. G. LUMPKIN
feD. ~ 90-wGw
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ktDUCAllON.-A young Gentleman who can pro.
hI duce satisfactory testimonials Of his ability to teach
ine Latin and English languages correctly and who car
also produce testimony of his correct department cat
md situation ne teacher in the neighborhood Of ts
cross Roads, in New Kent county. Application to b.
made 70 DR.. w. Roystcr, OF Samuel r. Williamson
New Kent. Fob. o on
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more Patriot, dated NV,s,nsern. III S 90
me Naval Pay Bill may be considered a law.
W ~ uu'yf -. go. ........... 81 900
40 90 leave or waiting orders ..... q 5O0
al other Captains commanding squudrons, 900
do do other duty 2 zoo
Masters Commandant, at sea- ........'....5559 0
do do other duty, ............21 100
90, DO. leave or waiting orders, 500
90 40 other duty, ..........1 400
po uG' DO leave or waiting orders, 200
u.s." snP"eh' AZ sea, '...................75
40 40. other duty,................GO0
40, 90; DO. leave or Whiting orders, 80. $50
40 ouieI uuiys. .....s.................cL
do. leave or waiting orders s10
10 all officers 10 cents per mile transportation and one