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Mr lriateg-br Green, sayctb that
mrcn3 OF ruE arr, So tHtsIcK;-
CoSsHTs.-

lN ~'
plrcH, or rDE arr, 81 tHtsIcK;-
CoSsisrs;-
~ KNowINGi-wREN,-~Eor.- GIVE rr.
Now: as have much confidence, in the above doc
tnne l %'si you 70 publish ae following commuoioe-
Hcariag and Eye-sigu Restored.
k0atachyoMe, Susquehanna CO., Pa
February goth, 1884.
Dear Sir.Al!ow me the liberty Of t1espassing on your
indulgence for a few moments. wish you TO forward
me the remedy without delay, for curing deafness and
restoring the eye.sight.
The gentleman afflicted, who wishes it, is 70 years
old, much lnhrm, and the family are of opinion, that his
deafness Is caused by weakness of nerves; and as your
mode of cure, gives HEAIrn and SrRENcrn To- the
nerves, they have great hopes Of help; particularly as
It's efficiency has been fairly tested in this vicinity, by
James Chandler, (my father and Anth. Tissany. and
having proved a sovereign remedy, consequently it stands
cmlnently high with all cur R~cighbors that are acouaint-
ca WIN The circumstances OF the cures of the cases above
forward you five dollars, which you will please TO ac-
knowledge.
Address, S. CHANDLER, Jn.
To DIR L. l.. GnrEN.
Bethlehem, Northampton CO., Pa.
Friend Reader-Whatever hath a tendency TO lessen
the sum OF human misery, ought to be published and
made known to those i'll need; therefore, the editor will
not consider 1t as improper to state, for the Information
OF those IN need, that, at No. -, N. Third street, between
cherry and Race stccts, is Il person, who was entirely
deat could not hear a word of the preacher when in
c~nurci-and got hearing restored by the blessing of Pro-
VIdehce, by the same medical man who restored the hear.
ing and cye-sight ofMr. Chandler, and Mr.. Tissanv: and
wilat is most astonishing, 1t done tcihOUt medicine
,9tM0"t Phy#ck-Nerifying his practice and principles,
that much n tic at IF PHI ysicks-conSiStS-tn bn0aoiag-
tchcu-HOt-tOG irc II.
~. B-We will further suggest, that, in return for the
customary 50 Tee, to send enough ofthc remedy for two
or Three persons, t. be given to the poor; so that thew. as
wei as the rich, may Partake Gifts blessings.
ms can be no object to the Doctor, in a pecuniarv
family 10 maintain.
Ana IN conclusion, it will, no doubt, be- very s~atisfac.
tory TO know-that assistance is sent, per mail, free of
postage, ana during the time tIat DcOulp n usiur cucI
assistance, and hcpjHg hccsdces to restore and recover
their hearing aud eyc-sight,
Iicy can FOLLOW their Customary business;
They can lveas usual;
and they, can Cat the same time also eat and drink
what tastes best.
April If. 112-o3w
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" The ENoUlRER L. published twice a we,k. s.,c,,uy aud
n.ee times a week during the session OF the StrA1 - i,,,,r :
Yr,n,Snsni 'S s,%e : hefy.oIo5e, Five Dollars per annuiu, payable in al
s'N' NoteS OF Chartered, specie pap ing hanks funI,1 viii be re
ssivsI IA payment. The Editors will suuIanrce ,I. sarS,v of rrmit-
:" M . "nu'i M m postage OF allIettes being paid by Tie writers.
tufS untii all arcauagcs have tcris mai rn
sse The tenth gratis. " "' papers S""'
Il a. MAJ. TENNIS OF XDYER1IsING.
ee,,, ~ u.s. s Assertion, 55ccnts; each continuance,
as'nmci by some por.oa/ tGi. city or i" il. a ny youn'' OeV" pu'u' '
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DHUG5, P4LNTS. ID.

- - -. ,|H.NVf ItT4TI05 90.
n MARBLES r. MILLER, informs his friends f,at Inc
- has Just opened an a pothccary Store, az tic stand
iPINeIY occupied as such. by Mr.. Goddard. one door
aDgyV le Mansion House, Main Street, Richmond lie
WI keSP q supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints. Oil.
yo''1n' "ns Glass, uud in a few weeks expects to have
'Heu' Surgical Instruments, Of the best man.
are respectfully so,ited. "'s'''l"s
"V't 118-wf
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~
SAAN tlts "osTss AZ Circuit superioel
er~.t oiiea anG Chanetry continued aud i.i1 49,
! inghaIi g'ntv, 40 thc courthouse, on WiJdncsdf "
ga Gay o. ApFa, Ice2, suing IS 4 Count at Chm
George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Foniainc aud Mar
ret his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas, John s.
cholas, William II Nicholas, and Lorenzo Nicholas,
against ~fianuhS,
Charles A Scout, executor 81 Eiizabeth NICHOLAS, de-
eased, Samuel Jones, John Nicholas, Joshua Nicholas,
4 tobert Nicholas, John 5. Nicholas. GEORGE Nicholas,
yhich three last are sons of Robert Nicholas, deceased.
WIN. a: Scott and Frances his wife, who, before her in
WfinaTrlase, was Frances Nicholas, daughter of George
Nicholas, dec d, John n. Rose, Martha +. Lewis, Ann
J. fayne, Mary Carter, Wilson Price, son of Elizabeth
deceased, formerly Elizabeth Rose, Margaret Rose. Tho.
mas Flttman aud Susannah his wife, Charles Taluferro
ana Louisa his wife, james Taliafcrro and Jane his wife
sJaines Rose, Arthur Rose, and George Rose, which said
sgohn n. Rose, Martha +. Lewis, Elizabeth Price. Ann
+ fayne, Mary Carter, Margaret Rose. Susanna Pitt
man LOUISA IalintrGro, Jane Taliafcrro, james Rose.
IN tNosV; an" George Rose, are tie children Of
Motley Rose, deceased, Defendants
This cause, in which the bill hath been taken for con.
lesscd as TO all the resident defendants, except Joshua
Hicnolasi ana 1t appearing that Charles TalialrIro, and
Louisa ms wife, Jas. Rose, Arthur Rose, Martha +. Lew
Is, inc absent defendants, have been proceeded against
ihthe mode prescribed by law against absent defendants.
ana lhey, the absent detcndanis. still falling To appear
and answer, the Court doth take the bill for confessed os
lothem' and the cause coming OH to be heard ON the bill,
answer OF Joshua Nicholas, aud exhibits, was arpued by
counScl-Onc consideration whereof, the Court doth or
dcr, mat the defendant, Chas. A. Scott, executor of Eli
2dDeth Nicholas dec d., render an account If his evccn-
torship before a commissioner of this Court. WIN is d.
fected To examine, state, and settle the same, and report
the same to this Court, with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be required
Dy inc parties so to be stated; and il is further ordered that
the defendant, Charles a. Scott, executor of Elizabeth
NICHOLS, dec d, do appear before the SAID Commissioner
ana answer such intcrrogatorics, upon oath, as may be
propoundcd TO him touching his administration of the
saId estate. a Copy-Tcste.
r.. EIDRIDGE q
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s'0AEYRUAE.
A LETTER

HetGt'Hg to tie ADMINISTRATION and present condition Of
ne POST Cbee Department ~ the United States, Undcr
nc Hon. bHLtGm L. Bury, Postmaster GoHcral-By
FKANels y. j. SNnTH. Member IF Congress from CHmt-
bertrand District, in .Bainc.
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.Aiay 4.

IW OST, on the 25th ult, between Nuddv C,o,, 49,,
fowh'tln Courthouse, a Bond, dated January al,
P-am9unt SlOO-cxecuted by James Jennings of
"s, therefore, is 60 forbid ALI persons troding f., H.
ts-"is"eohed Bond JNO G. STRA1TON.
T""y 11S-1H
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RECMWON.D

n MEALING THE SlCK.-Mr. Printer-Whateyer
ELL has a tendency TO lessen the sum of human mise
~, ought TO be- published and made known to the dis
tressed and 10 the ~sick.-Egtrdct from DR.. FraBbIiu's
HorlS
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SDn DOLLARS REWARD-Absconded from fbc
%U subscriber, about The middle of March, "a nerto
man By the name Of Bob, 80 years Of age, vcrv dark
compieXioni5 feet 10 inches high, rather spare made. He
CARED With Hun a mapped over coat and a blue cloth
coat Two OF Three pair Of pantaloons, a wool hat. aud \
duihl blanket No particular mark, except the two first
h"gers ON ne right hand are turned in so that he cannot
s%traiglton them. 7 will give the above rceard f,r Ie
delivery Of s9id negro to nc, or for sccurinehim SO utat
! shall get him. JOHN HOLMAN.
Cumberland, April 90. n2-st
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VALUABLE CORN M PLASTER MILL FOR
SALE OK building is situated on
thc south side of & street, i'm the city OF Richmond.
ana immediately adjoining the Basin of the James River
canal from whence 1t can draw AN abundant and uni
form supply OF water. No mill can surpass it in cligibi-
NY oi situation. IL is built OF stone and brick, 20 feet
square, . stories high, with tin painted roof. runs 3 pair
stones . feet diameter, of French burr, all the inside
SVtrih3 OF iron, = sets of elevators. with a screen and fan
the materials Throughout of the best quality. Auo.
th'r par OF stones may be added for corn-room being
reserved Tor them-and one pair for grinding plaster
III winch a large and lucrative business is done at particu-
TAR seasons Of the year.
/ VIII sell the above, or lease it for 4 term of years.
ia M Iitier case, good security will be required Tor the
punctNaI payment of the rent semi-annually, and for
keeping The Mill in good order. 1t will be- finished and
10y lf WORK in a few weeks. | wiki also sell some
10y Fdiuahle SITES Tor FACTORIES, with abundant wa
W power adjoining the above. have also some HousEs
u ri1i i'oTs, IN different parts of the City, which / am
wiling TO dispose Of
Full particulars may belearncd. by applying at the Of
" o me HaiieSo Mills. L. J. CHEVAILlE.
HPih %. lI6-tf
MTXECUTOR'S SALE.-As Executor of the last
-GZ VIII and Testament of William Rowland. d,cros.
ed, the snbscrihcr offers for sale Il valuable MrncuAYr
MILL. situated on the waters of Tinker's Creek i'm Tho
county OF Botctourt-tbc tract OF land on which the
SAID Mill IS situated, containing one hundred and eleven
acres, OF superior quality-and another Tract. contain.
ing about ~ acres of well-timbercd Land. two or three
miles distant from the first mentioned Tract. The Mil
mas Two par "i hurrs, a pair of choppers, a crushing
mil Tor preparing plaster for grinding. There are on
the mil tract, besides the mill, the following valuable
improvements a Saw Mill, u fine Brick DWELLING
house, containing 10 comfortable rooms. n AIlers-
house; Lumberhouse, Cooper's-housc, and Cooper's-
sii'op' The above property is situated within one of
the richest settlements in Western Virginia. and i'm
The very heart of the finest Wheat-growing part of
botetourt county, and is esteemed the most desirable
property IN the county. The purchaser will be requir-
ed to pay one half of the purchase money in hand. and
the other hafin instruments of l, = and 3 years. Bond
with good security required for the deferred pay
ments, and a lien to be retained on the Lands, to secure
their payment.
The property viii be sold at private sale, if such sale
can be ehected before tn" 10th day of June next, if not,
IL VIII ne .Olu III L nDln y pfun a. I'm trbn-t
ON the premises, on that day.
Persons desirous of viewing the property, will apply
to MAJOR James Kyle, VIM. Farley, or the subscriber. by
whom IT will be shcwn. JOHN w. THOMPSON.
May l. LIS
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NEAV EENVN

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
y =! pL/r of the Executive of virginia, will be-
eic ~ prcmises, on Tuesday the 18th inst, Il GER
."n exc of ground, situated ON the south side of IL.
y az opposite to the stores of AlcSsrs. Thomas Micure
IL n II ltagland, and others-bcing the same ground
HmVcof Margaret Barnes and Patience Barnes died
Eed, and which has been duly cscheated to the Com.
= wealth of Virginia.
This ground viii he divided into five building lots Of
70 feet each, aud is i'll every aspect very desirable pro-
pcrty.
The terms ofsalc will he II credit of six, twelve. and
eighteen months-thc purchaser or purchasers To give
notes, with satisfactory cndorscrs or, if preferred, the
sgal discount.
Sale to commence at half past f1ur O'Clock. +.
JAMES RAWLINGS, ESchcatOr
May 3. %[Il5-idl IN and for tic city Of Richmond.
ES6AGh ACRES OF OHIO AND FOR SALE
yVV ! will sell at a moderate price, if applica-
Rtlon be made Immediately, a Tract of Land lying in the
j State of Ohio. This tract is situated near the head wa
terso OF the SclUta, being survey No. 1904, for five hun
dred acres upon a military warrant, and lies adjoining TO
Johnson ~ Dunn survey, No. lIO75. This land is said
to be OF excellent quality, well wntrrcd and well timbered,
and must necessarily, in a short time, become very valua.
bic, being about % miles from the seat of Government.
in the midst of Il very fourishing and populous State.
i viii sell the whole parcel together, or for the purpose of
accommodating those who want small settlements, am
willing to divide the tract into two or more parts. The
title TO the above land is indisputable. Those wishing TO
purchase, will please make application TO the subscriber
at the Old Church, Hanover county, Va.
JANE Is. JOHNSON.
Nav =. ~ -.
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May ;.

A VALUABLE LANYARD FOR SALE.-Situ-
IA ate 10 - miles y. w. of Elkton, in the county of
Todd, Ky.-Filty watts besides leaks, pools, lines and
balcs-a good shop and beam-housc, about 50 fcctin front;
: bark mills, large sheds, some good tools, 200 acres ofland,
n never-tailing Spring of overhead water, healthy stu
alton, a good framed dwelling-house, fifty feet in front,
necessary buildings. The Yard is in full operation, com
handing extensive patronage, and possessing superior
advantages to any Yard in the Western country; 300
acres OF land within two miles of the same, of various
kinds of bark, black oak, white oak, and chestnut oak.
any quantity can be obtained at a low rate. The sub
scfibcr, wishing to remove to one of the free States, is
induced to offer the whole at the reduced price of $4,000.
The Yard will be filed by the first of June-the stock
Will be worth q or 5 thousand dollars, wheel would be
sold, II the purchaser desire. Any persons wishing
further Information, are referred TO +. f.. Mclean, Esq.
OF Elkton, Ky, or r. J. Heanks, lIopkinsyile, Ky
"A letter addressed to either of them, or myself, will be
.zsLsnded to. w. HOPPER.
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- IIE-WtU
an CIlANCERY-VIRGmn--In Kinp William
April Rules, 1885: ''
against
James r. Sandwich. administrator IF Jud;,L r,.o.-
deceased, Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife. Krzi5}
Vn5ries, Abncr Allen and Lcvina his wife, Caty Shad.
Mick' VIE OF The said James r. Sladgick. Judith Dugar
benjamin +. Dugar, Spotswood Butler and Francc " H.,
WIG; "iiiap II. Dugar, Nelson Elicit, Temple Elicit.
ana Reuben LiPscoinb and Ann NJ. his wife.
ri, Defendants.
INC defendants, Charles Pigg and Nancy his wifc. not
haYing entered their appearance and given security ac-
Coiol!lg 70 INC Act Of Assembly, and the rules Of this
Coutli ana u appearing by satisfactory evidence That they
gre noi inlaDitnnis OF this Commonwealth MS orgercj
ina the said defendants do appear here ON the FIRST d,y}
oi thc next Iernt and answer the bill of the complainant
and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted IN go'acc
newspaper published in the City of Richmond. for two
months spesyssiyely, and posted at the front door of fln
10y "onae Of tins County. a Copy-Tcstc,
NO POLLARD, G. s. g..
"'y p il5-wSw
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BANK OF VIRGINIA, April u, 1885.
EB Y an Act Of the General Assembly of Viroinin The
ED President, Directors and Company of this Bank
are authorized to augment the capital thereof TO The ex.
tent OF five thousand shares, OF one hundred dollars
each. Therefore, notice is hereby given, that the Presi-
u'ut ana directors viii receive proposals iCr The whole
OF for part of the said five thousand shares of additional
Stock, until the first day of June next. No offer at a
less advance than seven and u half per centuln on tie
Par value of the stock will lee accepted. Ten dollars
must be paid on each share taken, as soon as the offers
are adr,ltted, and fifteen dollars additional on the first
DAY OF July next. The residue may be divided. if de-
sirhic- INTO equal instalmcnts, payable in three. six and
ME- Tlf Ae hrstday Of July, bearing interest
% ~ nom nMat DAY. Certificates OF took viii
l9i ra hrni ta whole amount on the shares n-
ken t,ate aatd5 but scrip will be granted on the first
- after payments. Those wIo OBJ
aa4haqnt %tN viii be entitled 60 "a dividend Of
e debated on tho first Monday
or i Bank, is, at present, 80 10000,
2h oil ~ilch Is owned ~ te Com
et ~ ~fttatfia. The charter was originally
p lle ytf t,O4, has been twice renewed. and
eHhi NJ ls42. The contingent fund exceeds
ihe omoabi ~ suspended debt, (and viii be Increased by
Tie surplus profits IN July to which the holders oC Tie
new stock will be entitled, in common with the otl,r,
suck holders; In rateable proportions. The present mar
kct price OF the stock is $40, although each share is
SUBJECT TO a bonus Ia the State, Of ono dollar and f0v
GEMS, payable IN five scmi-nnnnal instruments OF lhuty
cents ",heneycr desired by the holder, tie dividends
on ne stock VIII be paid at Tic Farmers and Mechanics
Ban ofPhiiadelpLia or at the Mechanics Bank Of New
York aud arrangements will be made for the transfer
Of the stock at those Banks.
Scp'-d proposals., endorsed "Proposals for the oddi-
tional sock of the Bank OF Virginia, must be forwarded
to ne, IS Cashier Of the Bank, which will not be onrncJ
Until I' irst Gay oil June nest, in presence of those who
may tnih proper to attend. Where proposals shall lie
equal IN rice, those will be preferred which Offer for tho
greater hoq'a" Of shares; and where The price and mum.
Der are cqlal, preference will be given TO the pr,,,o.,i,
first rgcpir.d l., -. n ell. -" 81 Ii,'PosdIs
payments "a the stock taken, the party failing. will for
iet To Tie rank the prior payments made.
-b5y oIder al the president and Directors of the Bank
OIL Virginia. a. ROBINSON, Jr. Caghi,r.
up" llO-td
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~ NOW canton, 10Th Aprl, 1885.
take notice, that I have appointed Wcdnesday' Inc first
DAY OF July neN~ to proceed in the settlement required
-s5 SAID order - wi day, the parties will attend AT
my Office, furnishing such court papers as maybe ne
cessaTy. . ROBERT HILL. 81. c..
May .. IiS-wtd
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NF/ANTED, q Nurse accustomed to t,c care of an
Infant, and to attend a Indy 70 a healthy p,rt Of
the Country a colOrcd person, either free or "a slave
provided she can come well recommended. viii answer.
aud fcccgc liberal wages. For further particulars. apely
at the Wing OF Enquirer Office. i'
May T. uz-r
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= The Edi % Of the Globe is requested to insert ths 3 tin.ss,
present his eeeouot TO ue member Of CoHsrcss from the ad n5.
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Chickering S celebrated Pianos, at the manufacturers
prices; books ond stationary; writing papers of The best
pistols, musical Instruments. piano covers. piano sto,is'
superior cologne, portable desks, lldiss' worn boxes. ~.
zoTs, Ga large supply, wasraUtcd) backgammon boxes
chcss-Inen and boards, pockctboOls, ildirs' rupcrior
needles, family bibles, ivory cheapJ English pendrnery
% ne best qu3lhy-all the new publications. as they are
published onda general variety Of new fancy .4ricts.
Of his own importing.
o. Rccollcct, the store second door from Tie EARLE
Hotel. uG.-C
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FS tlCE.--Undc a resolution Of the Board Of Trus-
~ ices OF ne richmond Academy, hereby give no.
uice; mat Inc sud board Will proceed, on Friday. the 9Th
day oil June next, so appoint a PBiNcpAL Of tie Ron
MoNp AcADEMn a salary of one thousand dollars pcr
annum viii be -Hlowed, and u certain proportion of Inc
Tees from the pulls, which may make his compensation
iIom sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars. II 10 n,t
intended by the trustees to prescribe the discipline and
course oil instructor to be adopted for the Academy.
until they shall lnvc the views of the PRINCIPAL thev
may appoint on tn Sc subjects. and il is CONTEMPLATED 4,
elect assistant instructors in time TO omen IN, kc,d.nn,.
early in the month oi October. Gentlemen who NAV h..
quallhed Tor, and wisl to obtain, the appointment ofpriu-
cipal, viii be pleased o forward their recomiucndations
10 ihc, posi- Pctd, at any time before the fifth day of Juno.
John BROCKENBROUGH.
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
Richmond, Virginia, April u. 1885. u5NI.i
o. Tie Natoual Int, uienccr, National G,zrtt. ,,I yo, Vt
Eserigs pos, viii COPY tbcaotc, t@icc a week for si% weeks. AMI
VALUABLE PROPERTY. in he C4lof Pi,LooyJ
jr Sdf.-The well known Tavern at Bacon Brlnch
with q number Of unimprtycd Lots ADJOINING. will he az
irTcd at public sale, ON w, Incsday, the 10th oil Nav newt.
-, 10 and "a months. Buds with approved security.
and a deed Of trust on the property. win be rcoui,cd -
The Tavern is a fine largc Dick Euilding. well calcul,t.
ed for tMc purpose Of entertainment. will a L.,ck nulI.
ing Of brick OF the same fi, as the Tavcrn. ond = f,,
largo meadow. There is b the yard. within Is feet nj
.U' io'c'1 DOOR, a hsVei-iatng Spring orwatcr, superior
TO amy go Richmond orits tcinity.
April -. I4-ms
a PAMUNKEY FARMFOR SALE-Tbc subrcri.
IA Der Offers for sale the harm ON which he rcs;d.s
and which vas formerly the tsidcuce OF WIN. -. Chi,
D'ihc' faI. Itit situated in We equity Of KIM VIII
liau, ON Che Plmunkey river, about FIVE miles below t,.
4 'P'D&'tte aHd Us known gcHtally by the name Of liz
perry 'i'l Inc farm IS SITUATED IN an agreeable rcirh-
ODfhoou' and contains about siXlmudrcd acres Of Land.
wih q convenient and conlortaBo dwelling b,ua, and
an necessary iarm homes aua,hcd-a portion Of il is
iuc meadow iaud. Vie subscuh r. o,,s' Gv..,,..u.
OF tine whole OF the original trtc. which. by different
suryeys,is estimated at from eighty nine hundred ac,,s
ihc owners Of the remaining twoi.vcutbs are also de.
*f"g3 OF selling their inicrcsi-so e. tine entire Tract
can he purchased. Belonging 10 tHs Farm thcrc is n
Gond i@Iery-'t contains also, q htse body cd Pocosjn
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EHOTsPUB, ne Sire If Ma.eaDa. will stand tine cu.
q suing season, at 81 Ieocr. (Nr. John Hclh'sl
ln Che county Of Chesterfield. ~ miles from PetcraigrgC
- miles Rom Richmond aud g miles south Of The Cor.
fl5. Iarucnlars viii be given hereafter
Dec p. L1O-tI JOHN 3. CHRISTIAN.
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=. HALL,
WHTHOSE Establishment is so well known lvvc u,;,t
w we may be permitted TO say, favorably known
IN Norfolk, va, Tor sixteen years past, has established n
similar Store in Richmond, Va. in the building formerly
occupied by Peter Cotton, Esq, second door Gom The
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fNI EIItUhS NENHOES!!-I have sluioncd rI,.rIr
IL al tht Bolingbrook Hotel, To- Petersburg. To- buy
Negroes. Persons wishing To- scI, ciLicri n Town Grad.
loinin2 counties, wbldo well to give nae Gull. as cvocct
70 pay libcEai prices for such a. arc likcly. orboth e.ycs.
rom ~ To- ~ gears Of a2c-Ncchauics and house
servants n pnrucular.-Auy information directed to the
subscriber, viii be- attended 20 promptly.
RICHARD Il. BEASLEY.
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MILAN "osNlA. q 6 Circuit Suneriof
-, o'it" ane Chenceryl continued and pa ~
y ,ngihar4 gtntr, ~ ihe courthouse, on WiJdncsdsy
"a day o! Apr., Ico2, sltsng IS q Court az Chm
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