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EsEkGE.N,EsY,
* MAIDEN AND FLOWER sEEDS-The sub

a NAKDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.-The sub
xu scriber has received full supply of the above
Seeds (warran,cd gcnuinc from those celebrated seeds
men, ID. " Z. Landrcth, of Philadelphia, and from the
united Society of Shakers, New Lebanon, New York.
Large giant Asparagus carly China Bean, yellow do
six weeks do, large Lima do, large Windsor do, Caro-
una Io early blood turnp Beet early yellow do long
do; large purple cape Broccoli; early York Cabbage
large York do, Philadelphia do, early Baitcrsca,
ly sugaroaf, large drunhcad large Bergen, green
glazed, red Dutch, green globe Savoy green curled
Savoy; white solid Celery, red do long orange Car
rot, Altrngham do, broad-lcavcd garden Cress
ly frame Cucumber long prickcd do, early cluster do
Gherkin green cured Endve, early golden Sioux Corn
early Tuscarora do green curly Scotch Kac early curcd
Silcsa Lettuce large cabbage do ice do brown Dutch
nutmeg Melon green ciiron do, Murrays pine apple
do. Watermelon, purple Egg Plant, white Mustard,
large Nasturum, white Portugal Onion, yellow do sill
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ri AW NOTICE--FoSTAIsE II. PrrTIs late of
IA Orange county, having located in the city of New
York IN the practice Of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
citizens generally Being generally known through the
State, he deems references unnecessary All business
communications to him addressed, post paid will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
~ B. Persons in the South who have, or may hcrcaf-
ter have runaway slaves suspected to he in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find TO their advantage to
send infinitely descriptive COMMUNICATION postpaid as
above. September so 12-Gm
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HsY RHTesaRHs * eO0M. ]

or The enquirer Published twice week, generally, and
a tho State Legislature
Price, heretoo Fye Dollars payable IN a
Notes chartered, specie banks ouiy Viii he
csve The Editors viii guarantee the safety OF remit
mail; the being paid By the WRITER'S
No will b. Discontinued, but the discretion oil the
Eitors uatii all have been paid
Whoye will guarantee the of nine papers, shall
have the tenh gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
nsertiol, each continuance
either been paid for
b. person IN this or it, cnviroas
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YEyHE STEAM BOAT KENTUCKY At PUBLIC
N SALE.-By virtue of Decree made at last Sept
Term, by Baltimore County Court, sitting a Court of
Equity the subscriber Trustee will offer the splendid
STEAM-B0Ar kFNTUcKY, her inventory and appurtenan-
at public SALE at the Exchange in the City of Bal
tmorc, at o'clock, p. Nj. IkwSday the 18th day of
February next The Kentucky faithfully built and
is Of the very best materials She is coppcrfsiened and
copprrcd. She is provided with two heavy copper
boilers, and has two excellent engines made by Watch
man d Bratt, who rate them at the power of 10 horses
each Her furniture is ample well chosen and is in
good state She has bat seasons and is in such
good condition not to require any repair whatever
her boilers and engines being perfect too Her inventory
comprises every article usually employed in steam
OF tho first class Her cabins spacious that one
thousand passengers could any time be accommodated
board of her W r. REDDING Trustee
Baltimore, February 5. 97-Ct
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VALUABLE POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE
VI To be sold private sale the of land in Pow
hahn county, formerly the property of MIR. Henry An
defson It's supposed to contain about twelve hundred
AMID thirty acres situated the north side of the main
Buckingham road, and the waters of Deep Creek
Yhis property will be sold liberal credit Its in the
heighborhood of John w. Nash, Esq, and DIR. William
fCrunp, both of whom well acquainted with the land
land give information to any person DESTROYS pur
chase For terms apply the Farmers Bank of Virginia
Nov. oath. 1884. 5S-wf
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ESDUCATlON-A young Gentleman, who can pro.
n ducc satisfactory testimonials Of his ability teach
the Latin and English languages correctly, and who
also produce testimony of his department.
find situation teacher in the ncigbborhood Of the
Cross Roads, in New Kent county. Application be
made to DR.. j w. Register, or Samuel T. Williamson.
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A EAn REWARD Ran away on Saturday night
% Saeb the 9Th inst, from the former residence of
Joseph Matthews, deceased late Of Nelson county, Va
Negro man, named Moss, about thirty eight years Of
age five feet six inches high, has defect in
his right eye, is olcrobly good shoemaker had and
took with him considerable quantity Of clothing mot
particularly fecollectcd he read tocraby we'll and
presumed he hns procured free papers and will
deavor to get a free State The above reward viii be
given for apprchendng and securing said runaway IN
any jail 50 that get him again-ond all reasonable
charges paid if brought home.
JOSEPH b MATTHEWS,
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RSECRH.MO.v.D.

n N pursuance of decree of the County Court of
n Chesterfield in Chanccry, pronounced on the 18th
day of January 1885, in the of Talley and others
rs. John Archer, Sheriff of Chesterfield County,
the undersigned, named Commissioners for the pur-
Will sell at Public Auction, the premises, the
10th day of February next if fair Of otherwise the next
fair day) the Tract of LAND, in the County of Ches
tcrfeld upon which the late James alley resided,
the Bclona Arsenal, James River, containing about
800 acres. On the premises, n large Brick Dwell
LING HOUSE. two stories high and all the necessary
out houses.
Terms-6, ~ and IL months credit from the day of
sale the purchasers execute bonds, with approved
curty and the title of the property retained until the
purchase money is paid.
JORDON SMITH, )c;
JOHN GODDIN. N ,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, S'on'iS
February . S1---tds
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a NATAWBA GRAPE.--I am authorized to sell 49,
" 600 Catawba Grape Vines, two and three years old
raised in this ncighborIood Specimens of Wine made
from this justly celebrated Grape, may be my
store, opposite the Columbian Hotel, Richmond
January 81 [r3-ul ID. ANDERSON, in.
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YEvO OWNERS OF sLAyEs.-A planter from the
from 80 TO 90 slaves, in families He would prefer
purchasing from or more large slave holders who
might be dsposcd to sell ont their entire stock at the
following rates wiz: Mird Cash and tho balance in
one, t'co or three nsalmcnts negotiable paper or acccp
tanees in New Orleans New York be given and the
security in all respects ample and satisfactory lie will
be prepared to treat for such purchase in all the
months Of January or February; and will receive The
Negroes when the contract is made, in the Summer
Or Fall, OF the option Of The yendcr
Letters, (postPaidj with description Of the Negroes
may be addressed to bis 1Oeut.
Jan. IL t79-t0 II. p. CAVENDfSH
20 The Peebufg Constellation, Daayfe Chprpc
Gazes Raleigh STANDARD, Fayetteville Observer and Baltimore
hcPu5an viii publish the above for weeks
acccuns 70 This ohCc fof collection.
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III AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE am
y determined to sell my tract Of land within six miles
OF Richmond, containing about six hundred acres wing
on both sides oi the Brook On this tract there is com,
nodous dwelling house, with good cellars good barn
and an other outhouscs, including new framed Hay
barracks, with superior pump in the yard, garden
exceed ~ very few IN the county about seventy acres
now we'll set with clover and herds grass The Brook
HAT land, which is dtcbcd, may be made 10 produce
very large quantity OF hoTda grass and timothy, with
but little expense Nearly the whole Of this tract Is under
good ience, with sufficient number Of cross fences 10
inclosc the whole tract There is no situation more
healthy or productive Of ffuif--wth quantity Of pine
and oak wood.-Tcgms accommodating / win show Il
70 any person application MEhCON FORD.
req ~ Bl-2tif
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Stafford, December 4.

WT1NE HILL ACADEMY-IIaIifar County, Worth
v C0rolina.-Thc Trustees Of ilc above SEMINARY
wish to engage competent person to take charge of that
institution Tor the ensuing year. The applicant must be
qualified 10 teach the ordinary branches Of English
Education the Latin and Greek Yguagcs and Mathc-
mates. The compensation will be the Tuition fees,
which, for the last two years, have been about $500 per
annum.
N Lady, qualified TO instruct in the useful and
mental branches Of Female Education could be associu
ed ia the School the entire fees Of the establishment
might be estimated at $lO00-or, perhaps more The
situation is in healthy ncighborhood where boarding
may be obtained at 800 per annum. Good society and
an Episcopal aud other Churches in the immediate vci-
nifty. Inference may DE made 10 John O. Lay Esq in
Richmond Va and applications addressed to tho under
signed wiz be promptly attended to.
THOMAS cox,
Postmaster, Scotland Neek, North Coro'ina
December rs. 6G-w2m
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@ AWRENCEVILLE RACES.-The races over the
M Lawrcncevillc Course, for the Spring, 1885 will
commence the 18th day of April next, and continue
four days.
First Day--Two sweepstakes, colt races; the first
$500 entrance half forfeit mile heats six subscribers
and closed The following are the entries to wit;
o. r Hare, Tonson FLY, out of Maj Thomas Riley s
r d sarkc, Daniel Duggsy's &C. by Medley, dam
by Virginan
VIM NJ. West full sister to Sir Waller Scott.
John c. Goode.
Star.
John D. Maclin, S. c. by Timolcon, dam by Hal
Second SwecPstake 800 entrance half forfeit to
close the first day of March next now several sub
scribcrs
Second Dey.-PrOprietor's Purse 5000, Q mile heats
entrance $l5.
Third Day.Jockey Club Purse, $500, without dis
count, 3 mile heats, entrance $50
Fourth Day--A Handicap Purse 800 mile heats
the best three in FIVE, entrance $25.
IL necessary TO state that the track has been re-
Gently very much improved, it having been ton-barked
around Litter and stables furnished horses gratis
The Proprietor having also had stables for the horses
thoroughly repaired, will cndeavor give general salts
fiction THE PROPRIFTOR
FEBRUARY H. Off
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EINOR SAFE, the imported Bull YOUNG TROJAN,
r. three Years old this Spring imported in 1888, and
selected in England by the Rev, Henry Berry one
OF the first breeders in that country. This breed (hc
erefordYhrc) celebrated for the yoke and the sham
bles and/a also good for the dairy.
llavifg another Bull will sell bargain in this on
twelve months credit, any disposed improve
their bfecd of cattle. He be my farm Bea
yer Dim, on James River in Goochland county.
FeH. 10. [s0-wlw~l CORBIN WARWICK.
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MWUSlC FOR TIE PIANO FORTE.-R. J. Ssq
lNa has just received a great variety of MIC
Fashionable Music, consisting Of Songs Airs Marc
and arrangements from the most celebrated Mad IS
which, with the former stock Of Standard Music, "a
the assortment perhaps general and cxensiy
has heretofore been offered 10 the attention of A
and Students Of Music in this city and vicinity
has for sale few very superior Vioiias, Flutes
nets, &c, which will Be disposed Of OH Tic mo
able terms " Orders from the country will nj
prompt attention
+. 3. The New Publications received fegul
after they appear in the Northern Cities.
Feb 10
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uHARWOOD SCHOOL-This Institution, for ma
n "a ny years under the supcrintcndencc Of Charles
1ackctt ESQ., lately deceased WILL for the ensuing year,
he conducted by the subscribers who have, for consi
dcrabe time been engaged with the dccd iii transactng
the duties of the school It's exercises viii commence
the 18th day of January next and terminate the 10th of
December following. The course of instruction viii
comprise photography, Reading, Pcnmanship, ArhIne
tic, Practical Mathematics, Geography with the Of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar, Bairs Khe-
toric, Composition History, and the Latin Language.
Terms for Board, Tuition, Lodging and Washing, dur
ing the scholastic year Of ten months, viii be $685.
---onc third to be paid in advance. The boarding de-
partIncnt will be under the direction of Mrs. a.
Tackctt whose long experience and unrcmcd at
tcntion, omnently qualify her for the important
charge Students viii be admitted at any time, from
the commencement Of the School to the first Of
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but rs years Of age will be received who
produce satisfactory testimonials Of correct de
pertinent The subscribers, both residing at Harwood,
pledge themselves to every excron 10 promote the
moral and intellectual improvement of the pupils
united their They solicit continuance Of that
patronage which the School has, for many years
ccived Letters addressed either Of the subscribers
near Somervllc, Fauquier county Va. Will be promptly
attended to. JEFFERSON SPINDLE.
CHARLES a TACKEIT.
Stafford, Dccember4 Gl--wtlM
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n ABOREKS WANTED.-The subscriber wants to
n employ % OF 80 laborers. and OF good teams
On immediate application five or SIX months
employ viii be given TO industrious men. Such oa are
accustomed choppng and hcwpg viii be preferred.
Apply at the Jewellery Store Of Mr. John Mcdonnell,
Main Stseet THOMAS A. MERA.
Nov 53-N
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NEW AESVERTHSTlNaENT's.

NU EsSRS. james Saunders, James Hooper, lillian
I'VE nsf0n, Cdirin Saunders, Samuel saunders, Ste
cen Saunders Thomas Saunders James Saunders, (son
Of JoAaD John Saunders, and Miss EfizaIeih Saunders
You not being Inhabitants of this State, Virgna.)
adopt this mode of notifying you, that SHALL on Tues
day the 18th day of March next Qs5 at the residence
Of NJ lam in the county of Buckingham, between
ul setting of the sum- of the same day, pro-
deposition of the said John Gillian
ION the next day, between the same
crn of Mr. James p. P9iteeor.. ct said
- deposition OF Mr.. 6Ssleb Hines and
othcrs-and on Friday the 9th day of the month
between the hours, at the Storc-house of FIRE.
derrick Johnson Il Co, Big Lick Botetourt county, Va
take the deposition Of Col. Elijah McCnnahan and
ohcrs-al Of which, to be read evidence in suit
now depending and undetermined in the Circuit Supc-
rlor Court Of Law and Chancery for the county OF
Buckingham, in which surviving oblgee of David
and Thomas Shanks, am plaintiff, and You and others
arc defendants And it, from any cause, the dispositions
should not be commenced and finished the first day
at MIR. Patleson's Tavern shall commence the next
day. between the aforesaid hours and continue from day
70 day until inshed--whcn and where you may attend
IL you please THOMAS SIlANKS
Surfing 0digce Of Dord and Thomas Shonks
February IA. 9l-wIw
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HHOTSPUR, tic Sire Of
n M suing season, at ST
in the county of ChestcrfY
10 miles from Richmond
Pits. Particulars will bl
Dec. %. [70-ti1
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February ;.

INVALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND for Sdle-
" BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court MT isa~ ~alSa Gnancey Cor Gloucester county,
nounced at October Term, 1894, in a cause thcie
pcpding between George 4. +. Lonner Il Co., plain
and Warner L. Oliver and others defendants; will be
exposed TO sale by auction, for cash, Gloucester
Court house. the first Monday in March next (bcing
Court day) that beautiful and valuable Estate called
Violet Bank, the residence OF the late Thomas b Fox
decd. This estate lies Immediately on Poropotank
creek and within mile of York River and of
is very convenient TO the oyster trade which carried
on to great extent on that Riverlt contains about
six hundred acres of Land, perfectly level and is bclev
ed to he well tmbered; the banks of the creek there
are nexhaustibe beds of mari and shells. The inn
provemcnts consist of spacious brick mansion, with
every other house necessary for the farm all of which
believed to be in good repair This land will be sold
subject to the right of dover therein of the widow of
good, but deed with special warranty only, will be
made 10 the purchaser
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a y meelag of lhc Jane. NIvsr Conpaly, ON ] uc..

q i meetiag of the james River Company ON ues-
IA daydhc 10Th day OF February, 1885:
heSotred, That communications be forthwith address
ed to the several Commissioners appointed TO open books
OF subscription TO the James River and Kannwhn Com
pany requesting them 10 the of each subscr
ber The same should have been omitted to be entered
ON The boos opened by the COMMISSIONERS by such sub
scrber, or s authorized attorney, with the number OF
shares subscribed for and that the said books, when
closed, shll be cced by at least of said Commits
sioners, 2nd transmed to the Second Auditor with
little delft as possible.
Resoijed, Thahe Agents appointed to receive the first
instai nt sid subscriptions be- requested TO co-opc
rate With the Commissioners, in gectng the object of
the iofcgong esolution
iscd That the said Commissioners and agents. be
lforncd that any necessary expense incurred by
in havng the subscribcrs1 names entered aforc
n,htl In hcol.s I,,lr a6nI h. lcfrnu IL,
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/ IVA c,ao - =, WTYCHICUS is to make his
Mr Z, y - 49, $nchburg, under the management Of
any number Of is ySil prepared to accommodate
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81. TIE PUBLlC-As the proprietors Of that part
s. III the metropolitan Mail Line between Washing
ld Richmond, we beg leave to inform travellers
I've are prepared to accommodate them in the best
every other day in coacbes.-Eyery other day the
n will be transported in Wagons, which being pro-
Red with spring seat, enables 10 accommodate two
+ #ssengcrs in
u Its interest well pride 90 win the public
5approbaon and promise that in efforts TO secure
IT, we will not "he found wanting.
Seats may be taken at the Bell favern--Try us
Richmond Ian 15 [75-tfl WIN. SMITH * co.
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"a SITUATION WANTED.--A gentleman capable
20 Of giving instruction in TIC Mathematics, and il
necessary the fudmcnts Of the Greek and Latin Ian
euages Is at present in want Of situation. Letters
1postapc paid addressed to s. to the Of the Edi
tore Of tie Norfolk Beacon viii be attended 20.
Fei,r,,orv 10 SGT
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GOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY.--Thc sub
~ scribcrs having purchased the 9Th of November
last, the siockNof Soar and CAYpLEs and rented tho
Factory ofthc lato Margaret Maue, respectfully inform
the old customers arc public generally. hax22Ahaye
good stock of soap M candles hand for sale CHEAP
for cash, or short credit. They intend continuing
the manufacture of soap and candles and solicit the
patronage of the dealers in these articles
CORNELIUS CREW 81 CO
February l2. 90-2t
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Ely PORTER 81 CO viii take pleasure in accomno-
NO dating their friends and the public, during the
winter in their accommodation Coaches, from Richmond
to fredericksburg and Washington City. Seats taken
at the Stage Office Eagle Hotel.
Jan. 20. Soft
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the court II is, on The motion of the plaintiffs Or71
That summons be issued, from this court. by the a
thereof, requiring Thomas L. Swami Samuel G. Sw
Dabney NJ Wharton and Anne his wife formerly AVhe
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his Wife form&ly
Jane Swami, distributes of Samuel Swami deceascd,
a said in the petition aforesaid be citizens AMI in
habtants of the State of virginia. plaintiffs, in suit
brought by them, and depending in the honorable
Superior Court of Henrico, in the State OF Virginia.
against Jefferson Swami, executor of John Swarm, de-
ceased who was executor OF Samuel Swami, deccnsed
to appear here the first day of next term of this
court TO show caasc; if any they can why the, should
not be barred and precudcd from any recourse against
the estate monies and effects of Robert Craig dec d.
der the control of this court and. in the mean time,
Commissioners Hilary Baker is ordered: ST, TO take
an account of the debts if any, still due from the
said Robert Craig, deceased, or from his estate and
to enable him TO ascertain the same he isl directed TO
advertise for three months of the new papers pub
lshed in the city of Richmond, for credto of the said
Robert Craig, deceased, of his estate by such
ditors there be- who have been paid $comc in and
prove their claims before him. be for r barred and
prccludcd from all against I'll state, monies
and effects of the said Robert Cyag dc sed, under te
control of this Court-2d To cxanin nd report TO the
Court, what progress has been made be said suit be
pending ~ the said Superior Court of - ard Sfhat
delays have taken place on the pad Is in
that suit, in bringing The same TO n Fl
copy Testc, RID JF |rL
Dec. lS. 1884
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viii sand bed imported Stallion, AUTOCRAT'
ardstoyn 81 next SEASON at Mr. Keys stable Leon
proyen To- he Iarys county Maryland Autocrat has
are LARGO and remakhbly foOlgettcr, and his colts
W S7-St
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of Law and Cl9nccry continued and held for
am county, the I7th day of September, 1884:
klnks and Thdnas Snanks, Plaintiffs,
Ks, exec tor Of Samuel Sanders, dec d,
liam Sanders, Francis Sanders, Jas.
IJ% it wife, William Winston and
Sallr MS MIC 40 SANDERS, Samuel Sanders, and
StcnIen Sanders Thomas Sanders James Sanders (son
of iI,hn \ John Sanders and Elizabeth Sanders
Defendants.
The defendants. James Hooper, and judith his wife,
William Winston, ard Sally his wife, Calvn San
Az, Samuel Sanders Stephen Sanders, Thomas
81 ders James Sardcrs, (son of John,) John San
dEs, and Elizabeth Sanders not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
Act of Assembly ahd the Rules of this Court, and it
appearng by factory evidence that they
habtants of this Country Il is ordered, That the said
absent defendants do appear ye he first day oflex
April term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the city of Richmond for months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
house of this county. A Copy Teste.
Jan. % l[Sl--w9wl r. ELDRlDGE, c. c. $. c.
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NOTICE TO CREDL

NOTICE TO CRED
/. !
Pursuant to the foregoing ore,
dtors of Robert Craig, dcceased inc ere
arc hereby, notiS,J ~ ''o go been paid,
hcf,rc ~! - ,,,, Al ~ -; ~ heir claims
49, ae NT,,rch ny C'.e1 ~ before the 10Th
&C., IN ~ - w III and precuded
f,b Ia Rh. - % us d 'lT HES, and effects
said Court. Hi PS :, 1 ISr " '''e
Dec. IL. NNHie; e0m =
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HNCLIPSE viii max lls j 9, ,e,.,-
b. atmy sons, Edy ~ easoh-,IPiiilg ioo'-
Dinwiddic; 80 miles ~ ), in thc co iIny
road. ~ OF FcrsDur g Oh u'e oiu sag
my :, George w S ~ WI MAKE ms heHt stas" n
terfcld Particulars ohs 81 III me county ~
Dec. 80. 'i'ie' !" ~ 'Oilt>soo-, e.