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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01
CHOICE OF A PASTOR.

Formerly, wheu respectable society
became vacant, the question was, where
shall we find young man ofpiety, and talents
competent to fill the vacancy? Nov the
more common remark is, ga young man
will do for U.s." We must have minister,
not of first rate talents only, but of age and
experience :-and as such are rarely out OF
employ, the next thing is to look over the
length and breadth ofthe land for some one
who is either about to leave his people, or
who, it is thought, may be Induced to listen
to call. Now, We think this policy in
most cases, both cruel and unwise. We
arc no advocates for bringing young men,
however promising, into the ministry at a
very early age. On the contrary, it is, and
has long been our deliberate judgment, that
the nearer thirty man is, when he takes
upon him the pastoral office, the better. But
it is our strong conviction also, that church,
cs would be great gamers, for the most part,
by returning to 'the old paths" and calling
young men, instead of looking out for SET
tied ministers, to fill their vacancies. There
is freshness aud an ardor in mans
early labors, which we can scarcely expect
to find later in life. And then, the young
people and children, the rising hope every
congregation, are much more likely to be-
come ardentIy attached to a young minister,
than to one who is considerably advanced
in life.
We believe it would be found, upon a
careful and extended Investigation OF the
subject that even in large societies, men,
who were never settled before, have sus-
tained themselves as we'll in the long run,
as those who on account Of their age and
experience, have been taken from other
parishes. They may not be able to DO as
much the first year, nor even the second;
but they will be all the while gaining. liza
congregation is so large, that young man
of good health and talents cannot safely
take charge of it, let it be divided, or if the
house is so large, or so badly constructed,
that no ordinary voice can fill it, then let it
be pulled down, and a new one be erected
in its place.
IDr. Humphrey, in Lit. and Theol. Rerieu.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01
The HUMBLE Soul IS PECULIARLY THE
DIVINE FAVoRITE.

The HUMBLE Soul IS PECULIARLY THE
DIVINE FAvoRITE.
This is abnndantlv evident if we consid-
er the example and doctrines Of Chrst. who
was given as our pattern and teacher, and
if We further mediate upon the express
declarations Of God. Christ not on y prac-
ticcd humility but taught it in the clearest
preceptS. and enforced il in the strongest
reasons. He laid aside the giorics OF the
God-hcad, and confined him>clin a human
body. lie changed his sovereignty for the
form of Il servant. his glory for our vile
condition. In his nativity he took the low
est place among men. In the hovcl of
Bethlehem the Hing ofGory made his frs,
appearance. He submitted TO the ccrc-
monal or finances though he was free from
impurity. In hiswhole life he taught humility
to be the foundation of all virtue. When to
confirm the faith of man he performed mi
racles, he always sbrunk from the applause
which the rays of his Divinity bursting
through the cloud OF his humiliation were
powerful to elicit. lie did not scruple to
wash the feet Of his own disciples, even Of
him whose trcacherous soul was then re-
volving the destruction of his Master. He
who could still tempests--cject devils-and
command legions Of angels, might in an in-
ant have crushed his enemies, but he
chose by his submission to teach proud man
humility which received his highest plaudEs
in his last groan upon the cross.
Thus did he who was given to be our
cxcmplar practice this virtue so much neg
lccled by those who profess to follow him.
But who were those who most attracted his
notice. and were commonly the recipients of
his flvors? Those who received the hosan-
nahs of the world No the poor, the
blind. the halt, and the manned. And who
received his highest commentator! The
centurion who felt that he was not worthy
that Christ should come under his roof
The Svrophenician who only claimed a
dogs portion. The man who more rcsem-
bled the detected Publican, than the inflated
Phariscc. Humility is the gift of God, and
the effect of the divine spirit working in our
hearts. God rcsisteth the proud and giveth
grace to the humble. They shall shine and
grow under the genial influence Of divine
grace, while the proud, like the mountains
ofGiboa, are withered and dry because they
have not the dew of the Spirit.
The omniscicnt eye specially and with
favor, behoIds the Iowly and the upright
"Thus saith the Lord, the heaven is my
throne and the earth is my foots;oo: where
is the house which you build me, and where
is the place of my rest! For all those
things hath mine hand made. and a! those
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
Goods.
D. 3 McARN

A NNOUNCES to his customers that he has
"A Just received very large and unusually
complete assortment Of seasonable GOODS'
which were selected by himself with much caro-
and attention in New York. He therefore feels
confident that he is prepared to sell as low as can
possibly be afforded in this market. He cordially
invites all to call and examine. Merchants honl
the country will find it an object TO call. Heniay
be found in about two weeks at his old siana olf
Front Street. Among his Goods is greet grSNy yaisty
of coloured print muslins, Ginghams oaIcoes aooes
Swiss, Jaconet & plaid musins, bisek q cooroa'
silk fancy Hdkfs, Gloves, Stockings, naSes, rs
rasols, Linens, large assortment Oh "en''e'neh .
summer wear. oo.c
ADril 49, 1886 -'ti
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01
From the Presbyterian.
MISSIONARY cARD-sH1p CHARLES WHARTON

MISSIONARY CARD-SHIP CHARLES WHARTON.
Bay Of Bengal, March 18th, 1886.
Dear Sir-The Missionaries who sailed
from Philadelphia for India November 1885,
in the ship Charles Wharton, are desirous
to perform duty which they feel they owe
to the owners, the Captain, Officers, and
Crew of the said ship, by publicly express
ing their gratitude for the excellent accolno-
dations and liberal provision made for their
voyage, and the kind attentions which mey;
have uniformly received while on board'
which, together with the accompanying
blessing of our heavenly Father have rem
dered the voyage (although not a very
speedy onc) q scene ofuninterrupted peace
and mutual satisfaction.
We feel under special obligations to Cap
tain Samuel Dolby, and his officers, for their
uuwearie! efforts 70 promote or comfort.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01
NEW ROCKS.

Just received at the books store tine :, Following
among others-Calvin on Romans, hodge as OH OIL
Romans, life of Calvin, McLaur'ns rs ESSAYS oa
happiness Goods better covenant ine na.uis oi
conviction of sin, and conversion hius'la'eu IN
the narratives of the conversion OF eminent c'f's-
,ians. bv DR.. Humphreys.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01
Books.

Rollins Ancient History, Robertsonswor 3
MarhalTs life of ofWashington Washngton's
writings by Sparks vols. 2 :, b. =, ., oEan- lam
saws Universal History, Plutarchs I'VE
Mitford's Greece. Life and writings OF John
Jaw Bancrof's U. States. England and Ame-
r;can. Rush's Memoranda.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-01
Scripture Geography,

OR A COMPANIO.. TO III
HEING Geographical md historical ac-
count ofthe places mentioned IN the
Ho1v Scriptures, accompanied by three maps |;
I'D I smbeilished with nearly one hundred en-
illustrative ofthe heather deities OF ma:
ss;ons and countries mentioned in scripture, and
eS ~ the subsequent history and present state OF
these countries, embracing copious dictionary
ofthe Bible. For sale at the Bookstore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

u7DUCArl0E- Subscriber; haTrg c%'lnEr@
Is55 ;aicn nisS oprns se'"S' a: lis :s'cs eo's
and D .,.rmns;e hc 1G,h Of Deec'!aT !cwng. maA:ms
term Of ten months, after "d"et;rT one CT In: su'';
',,I;s c;r vacation: in which will be aught We Lays"
nJ Gr.k laaru#ses. Ergsh Crsnnar: G'csrHF.'y:
a Ari,,;,nrtic catns and W',i"s i les,t has 81.
;ssc"ry Testimonials of his ehaFactET and gnasn'onj
to teach School, from teachers oI isn s.@i a i'm"
"9TI he gsaS t.cT viii take five boys not cxSesd
~! I ed. as boarders in his family. Scos! Town
!. n one Of the most healthy and respeclane
hoods in Virginia. 'HN' 81.
Dec l3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

l.. 56fASA REWARD -Loox AT rnls!-Dick and
= &3USB Edmund arc eli; w;hou, any provoca,ion
MA'c'rr Is therefore believed. they are trying to make
ger escape % Of the fee States D.ck Is black
,,'''"; rather the size about % years DID,
s p SET Of teeth, having belierc) lost some of his
.'r 'et'' very dial! stupid appearance, which is more
IF"'ent Wien im,crra.aied, being remarkably slow in
S f'piirs-yu he IS sensible, allu fellow. lie is
i'aeAsm'n By tae, which may be discovered BY
" @! sni&!i scars e! his hands and arms, occasnncd by
st''Ns IRON the "nTh lie took clothes with him,
except those wc! he lid among them, were blue
''"&dco!h coat and pan;e'oons. grey fur hat the
crown Ct which Is larger 4, the top Than at the bn
E.' broad black band something like sash Ii is
Yer: rEctahc he has obtained forged papers, By which
a. may attempt to pass lie let home on the ight of
"'' i'til ms! Edmund sometimes Gated Edmund Ken
E Is &'"pt 40 yrarS DID, low and wei! made very larrc
''h pleasing appearance seldom aiIing 10 s.m; when
S""'i To- !' S Sg:rht hair and his complexion is so
H"''y Wlii", "al ii Is believed stranger would sup
I''' ne iai any African hlood in him. He is so very
""i' 'hat: III las language, it is likely he will de-
i've nose who may he disposed TO suspect him. He
'ieo cut ior lie nrCScnl year: but. am Informed
Las "S'! missing over TWO months My neigbnrs think
~ was ID iie nrigh,ioo, few DAYS past. If he was
:: IS "ry IL alid Dick together on their way 10 4
nee STATE and Edmund passing as the master Ct Dick
l. 'Hcn out o. the STATE, and delivered 70 me j.: tho
.tr end 81 Hanover county, or secured in any Jail so
'' get them again: will give the above reward or
H'1' tor e!:hcT CT thcin Ii taken in Tie State and &c.
"SH IN Jail, that get them again, will pay $3.50
Aaii that sum, Ter c!thHr.-Ny address will be Den
la!sviie z. o. ANDERSON BOWIES
Dec - CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

.,I.;rr Is ru'ahr! twice wSSS' SS';,ssSi s..u
- sc 5000, !.:ns tur session Z! tie state
- s.* t,Ts Five Dollars per AMMAN Th!"HiS III HN
'' - red, spscic-T ing ba:Ss lpn!!) VII! DC ~,
N', Ok TIE E:ors Nh guarantee the Snr,E 'i :1
d" rrs;".G r!aiI l"IcE< heins ras' u! "c 80
~ g" t., l,.ccu,nuc, but At the GiScrct'o" Oh inc
; " -! arc,..a.cs have been paid "f' ; r.rc-s sl,n
T vii, ,r.raa;ce the payment 'i nine Pss'
''''" S'",;lG:a Ms OF ADVERTISING: ,o,,rorcc
., 49, ;,.s. f-s; Insertion. !'ccnlS: eSc' So''' ! =,
f'5' ~ inserted until 1t hos clthcf been pa l"
. e, ~ '' ,,.-.ra in this cts OF lis enr::onS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31
PRlAAl.

WIS renowned Racer and Stallion, now on the way
- from Liverpool, will, Git safely landed) make his
~ season Spring lo37 at my stables in tienrico coun.
- 1hd DC let to limited number Of mares
H. ., 70. G.. WILLIAMSON
G1-G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

,,..,,,, - HA ~, ,.,., .,,.., -o.ccc,.
E&j !h.i.:H II, :'ol,i.I.'" " t,,.'. ,; I
. '.'L H. .L.i La o...cl, r,si,nnyl,,. ('v,:..
public g"':aiy hat he has OK c' 'J',, IT.. t.,.
i'r t!o:'' IL i:' mouse ioE''r''; "s''i." ~ g. {:
!,ist: ''Ii "''" 49, 81: ulF. :; ..r,., i;ri,
1fa''I MA i'''u ,,, ,i,,, rruri,, a,srt.
,"n,,, -, e :h;nr Of the very Lrs. n.y which hc
W.! v,rr.,, c, t. any in this or any ether City in
d ss,.r: !'nuutry Merchants ana others
rc.rrr,!" invited to cali and examine his ;aN. which
CONSISTS o.. ~. following Articles. comprising Try rare
Az! sY!.,....A assortment Of
"s i '.. . T Ar,, r:s and ijt,,> Cats
f-',,i",,,,:. s.,rrr cIol l,ox Coats an:i Cloahs
~ 'J r,nI,;r u;l, c,4rl and blanket 30
- DO -. Ga roa:', hair. cambct Mapped Goats
- 49,.
.:.:,.rc nI,i.!. r:lr! striped cashmere Pan#Ircns
I,,~.uos i., dgahbcd aid diagonal %
u" h!"". black. and fancy Cit" 49, il"
lA919r assortment Of s"t'ilrt 1'' "'"'fai A"'a"oS
h""H a',. i':'"y yr:'"t
.'rr'',, ''!.T mn" '';lef oa' .t, 81, ,,r o,,,r
.fI'%1i', la"'"ct: 'aIr"e''. hhs"Sh S''N ana "'"''
|'"| go ;. .,., ,i
"Wvcr M"'In'anj I'Tc'ssa! la'''S N'"''S' "' ~ ''
very hest "a%''"f ,,.-.
""!: muslin: h'','''! '''H >""'''' "'''''
d, - do ID ana "'"*'a"'
%. '7::,'H ,.,.o- s.-.,s
l,'.,,.,;,,, a.:,r,..r"nr e pocket iiGhG;
,.,r. :,..J t,rr, Vii; C.r,va,s
::.;t ,mi e., 5-':.. 81 -: ;'"r7S
;.s:ery. Chores. c!",1l I'l%5els
~, n 49, viii b., XII, 90 tie most acconri,?:aa.
-" - '
~: Re viii nay p7!,icuar alteration To tie n!a!sja! Of
:"ry nrrir,. II e..,rii.rma g"eari!- appaIc 20 "a'r:
;r.;E, ,n...f a:,er,yvd s,vc.
%.vr,,,r.:s., - -2aw2w
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n = 'i!N'N E''l - 'H"'H ''' ''' =: w.
4 ii'FN "''." ',' !!i' ~!'c,' '' :, ~
a." SHt"'"5T '7 ';' COUNT - ~ I - ~
Gr ca. III so" Gently: On i'!i''}' '' -" %! u W.
r, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31
Lni.lsA EAlI.KOAD COMPANY.
YjyI. johrti. mn and SiIM lNStHIMcniS

7TT-. I7d7r7. 7-'1 = :,
3 r meeting OF the President and directors ~ vac
Z louisa Rail read Company, at TaylcTsvillc on
Monday the :lS: day o. November, lc:0-
EsairI That the Stockholders Of the LOUISA kali
,cl Company be. aud they hereby rQnrrd 10 pay
~ the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. twenty dollars per
.r" On cac! share Of sock held by them in the SAID
ru.,s.y. in Instruments as follows: five dollars per
.-c On the Isl day CT January next: FIVE dollars per
sqss oa the ls day 81 February next; five dollars per
>i.7 On the Is, d.? of March next and ise dollars
r.; share O! HE Isl day of April next.
By order Of The board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON. Clerk.
y. = Thc instruments that have been called ioT, IN
clainn 10. ;H.nrr. are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

Nj EGnOES FOR SALE.--PuFsuaut TO decree nt
" the county Court of Hanover will be sold BY pub
c action to the highest bidder for cashon IneSdsy me
third day Of January next Gf fair if not the next far
day) al the Bell Tavern in the City of Richmond, be-
tween Twelve and one o'clock, two likely negro men,
two women and Two children, slaves belonging to The es-
tate of Jc;in a. Jones, dec d., Ivy
EZEKIEL S. TAtLEY, Commissioner.
Drr II G5-:!awisa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

IL meeting o: Ike President and Directors OF the
'a'sa Rail ROAD Company, At TayloEsVir, on Monday
W. iii d: DcccE.3er. !c.!j:
f.srsI Tia, certificates be issued 90 The several
s.ALo.isi: q the Louisa Rail Road Company, inr the
a,nt d: stock standing in their names on TIE books
O. the Company 50 the sum Of 50 per share
shall have been paid on each share 50 itid by nein re-
sG.clsry. By order cf the Board:
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, CtcFh.
fern # POKER ct attorney for transferring Stock:
Know al u:cm by these presents, that !, -- oil
-. d. hereby constitute and appoint $3.50 - my
tn" and io%tG Attorney. ior me and in my name and
i,.li. Il transfer unto Of, - shares
q lie capital or JOINT stock Of the Louisa Rail Road
Company. unto ne belonging, upon which - dollars
p share have icc pad; and for tina, purpose to make
ami cNcc"e all necessary acts Of assignment ana trans
II thereof.
"a illness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
S.! tl's - GIr o. ----, Is
Scaled and dr'iverci2 r.r,,1
l." the presence Of.
Deceuiu7 - CIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

ESNECUTORS SALE OF Is NEGROES, FOR CASH.
a. Win be sold for cash. al Jii.esss Iavern in Farm
vile in the county ri Prince Edward the 10Th day
of January next if fair if not, the first fair day there
after, - Negroes, belonging to the estate Of Edward
BOOKER dec consisting Of men, women girls and boys
al persons indebted TO the estate, requested 10
make payment and those having claims against The cs-
tate wall please present them, duly authenticated or
proven that the necessary may be provlded for
their discharge. i. }. WORSliAM,,
Erccutor Of Ea,card B9"ter, iced.
will, as agent for S. G. Pearson, administrators of
John Pearson SELL at the time and place. excel
lent dining servant young man, for several years
past engaged in the Tavern at Prince Edward court
house. Is. }. " oltSh'tHl.
Dec d GJ-lluJ
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l!annyc:. Dc. >.

H@uoTC:. Dee. ;. ti-~-""u
.,,r p--cl,l.5 H.. , ,.,,.j, iron,
u i'b fD!' '-Ni't'.-' " =; ,' .. '',' '','
"a. rC$,ci:,:ii[ ~: ll'!''' ".''"'' 49, "''
fer for sale, the Place Which reside The i'""*''
is com"'ad:"us "n: c"H'''2''''-'!' "' '"..''-S az
numerous, cnnvC"FEl asa u: " goo" H'''' q '''
'h'fI Is al" ""!'"!''r u 'i'' " , L ';i
'ir "nh.-'Hf"e'' 'tIn$ d! ne """t '''
Dr.; sing ~; Il; ana t." ii' i'i'' :" ''''"' - "
render crr'a:'' 'i"t ,:ie alH ca" o. ':''"' VT;
and productive IN he culture OF wheat" car" ana c,'-
,o:-!w siu!i:"ns co:Hhin" greater %G;"!'HE'@ ;"7
ga acfrs l"r<o:S disposed 20 purchase can hn"': The
terms on aTpci0a :, lie subscriber. who VAL lie WI
linz to gran: very extended pa.!Ac"!s i, 4.sir,d
'o''-' = 80, 't,s
C@t!n i":i': CUR. county: &c. - =, -
"a CAr,l-Dr G. a. ii~.", i:~-::-i has iHh":
g ., 1T" tie !hrir!:"i'S I age i!,', 'hc
.,!Warc Gb"Tr'tj@ Ea4e ii"t. Wt'ff - Wa % "'i|!
10 rcC":"c The visits {" his 'i'en* IN" "a ~ -
either irrn i'c !''i' or dG'E = '!'.I "','.' -
p.'lS"H I" .@vl ":'i Wiz! '.t'' COM. '''
t":,: /" ~" HiE: S';:!'" lev, w.
N,,'a;i %. hsT tir tiE'iii':: !T*. hsH, "' ~
I. ". i!Af, =. y "5m'; = - ''.'''''''''' go "
in,"a: JJ':iS".': Ten d. '''' r., ,,,.,r
Dec '"---'"i
;1aANE Gr VIRGINIA A genera; s;iccil..! ,nr
& j. ilors nj, Tia, Iinn. q" .'I..t.;ia WI. Ua held
- ,ac Is.s rn Af,:!,ir ij' s"cala ,nf t." Jt'.t"ry
..r. :: i.;jIiN&i;!. .ir.. C!s.,::!.
H., ~ ti-.gHiH
-; ,..u. g..
= ~ i" A""'hi .'i''i"G - - =, -,
g; Ta'nrs Ea"k .: FEi"a' "i' ~ ~ al ,.:,':
"'"h'ns House; '' ''S""' :: ~ ~ ~ r,.tIr
49,. d. w. "''''' -; -
Dec. - - -
-ryrunrrn IlOrst, "rETjss. "--i.rs iI~.: CO.
Il l:.;"d Srllion vii! stand Tie ensuing S'%''i, IL
the Reed, in ;he county &" 'aT' me- MRS ~ - -
bo"Mns C''''':! n.rs !i ~, Viii he sxi
10 nIs it, !"''"TE ,o1ar in i civ d lco IN
Git'" Oh ';. C"',oi ,ii h.. rrrnar, i Ter
iah2ay . 'io rr[ REGISTER a., ;:r,r;. Of The l;nr:
r"hci'"n y. ;a's , "' RI Irr ~. ,nl;.a.A
~ lr ~. -" ,', fam T. !, cori,;;, 10 Eniry lo:h:a
IVY '' !.;rupaoi Jai4 IS. I,:ai.
,.,; l., r.r.,,l ,,,as.,i 10 learn tin, jy Il piraa
.' ,'''d r,,rn, ra,. .nrcpc,ird il i.,rciIas.aI
Sir hlaTk Weed cr!''fa'''' S',.." 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

fGyiIE Subscribers have formed c"nnccllon tor The
e purpose of transacting general Commission i'u-
sinczs, under the firm of Win,,ec WILKINSON 6"''
in the city Of Richmond, and branch; " !nirce 4" Coi
IN tie town Of Petersburg They will purchase aud sell
all kinds Of country produce, and hope from their e%Pe'
renee in the Tobacco and Cotton trade, united wlih
strict attention TO business they will receive share Of
public patronage. h,-o
All charges paid on produce consigned 20 heiF ca'''
and reasonable advances made when required
N''N SAMUEL WlNFREE.
EO e.. WILLIAMSON,
TiOS. BRANCH.
ff--2tD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31

Z COMMISSIONERS Safe If i,at""hs PrHpc'fg-
s ! Ia pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law aud Chanccry for the county Of i!"nrlco,
in Ike case Of Herman & Co Is Fulton &c the umdrF,
private sale, the following valuable City and neigho'F-
hood Property. to wit:
One Lot, situated Water street, a! the lower end
Of The Dock and adjoining the Lot lately purchased by
Mr. John .. Lay. This property lies immediately on
the Dock below Tie Gates: and good situation for
Wharf AID Lumber haIsc. Mr.. james Fisher Jr, can
rive any information respecting 1t.
A!s1 one % acre Lot, within mile Of The corpora,
ton line OF Tie Williamsburg road. It is surrounded
bv a ditch lies well for cultivation; and is peculiarly,
adapted to The growth OF coTer James ~ Fulton VIII
point on, this Lot.
Also. the interest of the late Alexander Fulton (r'?s
undivided third part.l in - Lots on ChnFch !' ~
fine count, Of llr3rico situated near the BnryinG gr"Gnd
OF the Adams family. Mr. Ea'rs the CITY surveyor
will rive any information respecting this properly.
The above mcntoned pieces Of property, !! not dErHS
Cd Of before Aonday the 9Th day o February next, VIII
be set up to the highest bidder: at public auction, o
which due notice will be given.
Application can be made to Capt William NJ Fulton
b. those disposed. 10 purchase;
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Dec |.

81 jDVhPPED OR RUN AWAIT stolen, 800,
e. or if out as runaway, S25 reward-my boy Is;
gen.cel in his appearance and will be seen from his
manner and language brought Il? in tue house. I've
a Stout made muatlo boy with Jushy head: rather IA
cned 10 be sunburnt He lett my house about lS' last
month, and has never been except by the rnitr
at Aans r.!il, near this AS he did not carry oil BIS
hat or cnal his dress canant be described w!l give
500 for the detection and conviction of The NidnapprF'
or So fer The apprehension and delivery of The hnr
r. HARRISON.
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WM NJ. FULTON,} O'"'"' 90
Dec II .

STALE OF NEGROES. &c.--ln pursuance Ut a de-
- cree of tie County Court Of Louisa. pronounce" on
the l2h inst We shall proceed 10 SELL at the late resi-
d.ncc of William Sneed. dec Il, in the county OF Louisa,
on Wednesday. thu iih day of January next Il tar:
not the re X fair day credit o nine months ab';t
Eighteen or Twenty likely NEGROES: among winch
are soI.!c likely men. women and Urls.
BENJAMIN SNEED, c,o,,,s
ROBERT S. ELLIS,
A. the same time and place will b" sad ali he sock
CT horses cattle hogs and shrrP. ;!rcc yoke oxen,
OK cart one road wagon, abnve one hundFed and l'%
barrels corn shucks fodder: hay, Nc plantation
u,russ household aud kitchen furniture crop ct h.
:acc,, &c, Nc Terms made known ca he Day d sale
BENJAMIN SNEED,
ROBERT :. ELLIS,
administrators II Hm S%'fd, der.
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r-Op Sale at The Richmond EnGulrer Oicc: JoAn-
son K Duranls best Philadelphia News and BOOK
Tx T,r,Ir,u.edN at fai!. moderate PRICES.
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EWANDS FOR IllRE-ihe subscriber has " good
Eth rouoh Ca,penlcrs l. good Sawyer j able ynmn;
men and boys from 10 II years DID, whom he wishes
10 hire out for the next yrar-Thc bcys will n'akc
Factory hands. He would like 10 hire t:rm as Inich
as possible together. The subscriber vii! be ~ keiI-
rL On the 9th ar 10th of ne xt month"; and The hands
are rot hired out before, they will be hired publicly, on
the l2h, by Nlcssrs. J. Il S. Cosby {; Co.; !,
JNO. r. ARCHER, .qm!ia.
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a TEACHER WANIED.-The subscribers wish
"A 10 cnlpIny Teacher for the ensuing year, 10 ia:e
charne Of School OF IL 20 Schoars-and TO one ca,
pabie Of teaching TIE Latin and Greek Languages ana
the usual Branches Of an English Educatinn who can
produce satisfactory testimonials to character and ani,
,y to teach three hundred dollars per annum and board
will be given-Letters post paid) addressed to the sub
scribers near ScotsYe, Abemar!e, will meet with inl-
mediate attention. JNO. D. MOON,
ROBERT TOMPKlNS.
The Southern Churcna Southern Religious Telegraph, Ee
sous Herald, and Richmond Wing will please publish tho above
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