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Wood county, Va, J

NIOTICE.-The Trustees of the Hampton Academy
lN wish to employ Principal Teacher, to lake charge OF
said institution He is required to teach the following
branches, viz: Spelling, Readng, Writing Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography, Rhetoric Composition the use of
the Globes and Maps, Chemistry, Natural and Moral
No one need make application who is not versed in the
above branches. The compensation will be $500 per
mum and all the tnilion fees, which will vary according
to the popularity of the Teacher. The election will take
place on The 18th of August next All communications
most uad directed to the Clerk Of the Board, shall be
promptly attended TO. BY order Of the Board:
Hampton, June "A 19-wo'
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XH sR REWARD.-Ned's of-Ran away from
u Il OV the subscriber, about the 18th of Novem-
Der last, yellow of the name of EDWIN, Che some
times calls himself Edwin BurksO about feet 10 inches
high rather raw boned, little stopped in his shout
ders his coun,enance very good, hair toerably bushy
He has lost most of his jaw teeth, and is what may be
called lantern awed. He is "a good shoemaker. He
has free papers with him.
stae and $3.50 apprehended Of the State and so
secured that get him again.
Feb. 20. 49, [93-n1 Of Roek6ridge. +
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(f'rosn The .juGuSta Courier

Gen. Gascuck has just received the following letter,
announcing the policy Of salionug force among the
Cherokres which he and the rest Of our delegation have
heen Strenuous in urging the War Department, as
necessary to the safety of our people,
WAR DEPARTMENT, June Is 1896.
ii may be agreeable to you to know, that, with view
prevent or suppress any hostllies among the Chero
kce Indians brigade of Tennessee Volunteers, amount
ing from l0iO to 1900 men, onr-Iiaf mountrd and
the other half lnantry, will rendezvous at Athens on
the 9TH of July and proceed immediately to the Chero.
kee country. Brcvet Brgadcr General Wool has been
assigned TO the command, and he is authorized, should
circumstances require it, to call for an additional force,
and take all necessary for the suppression OF
hoSlcs among those Indians, should any occur, and
for their immediate removal.
Very respectfully,
Your most obcdicnt servant,
LEWIS CASS
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YHyO Mrs. NANCY BERRY-Take notice, That in
d tend to apply to the General Assembly ofhe State
Of ginia at the next session thereof to render and
pronounce null and void the marriage existing be-
tween u.s. and that in pursuance Of the statute in such
case made and provided, have filed in the Clerks of:
fee of The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Wood county, statement of the causes on which
the said application is ounted and that have prayed
the said Court 10 jury to be impannelled at its
session. commencing the first day Of September next,
ascertain The facts forth in said staementa which
time and place you are hereby required TO attend
VIM. BERRY,
Wood county, Va, June IS. l6-w4w
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Preparatory school.

FEHHE School of the undersigned will rc.commcnce
d al The Farm, nca! Charlottesville, the goth July
and end on the Goth Of June, with months vacaons
commencing The 2Olh of December q
In this school will be taught the usual elementary
branches. Natural History, Mathematics, the Latin,
Greek. French, Spanish, and Italian languages-the
French by native of France. Natural Philosophy on
Which lectures will be delivered and illustrated by suit
able apparatus.
The mode Of instruction and cx books in Mathematics
and the languages, will be nearly those adopted in the
University Of Virginia.
For his qualifications. reference is made 10 The annex
ed testimonials.
An assistant is engaged.
y Gymnasium and Bath prepared for the use of
the pupils.
Terms Of tuition for the session. Elementary branches
Natural History, Ancient languages, and Mathematics,
slO Spanish and Italian each $40; Natural Philosophy
Sl0 French $40 for half session. Payments half in
advance, and half at the close of the session.
JAMES II. DAVIS.
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EHOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
SON s; Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (,vatranted,) at fair, moderate prices.
~ A constant supply kept hand to suit the seasons;
and eyery disposition saoun to 0gs distant Printers.
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Nb OARDING.-Th Subscriber vii! continue to keep
ED boarding house for the pupils of Mr.. j. H. Davis
the following terms Board and Lodging $780, Wash
ing $40; Wood TO- Candles S.. NJ. J. MINOR.
THE FARM June 81, 1886. 13-St
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ssOrETnURT SPRINGS j0r scle- 'e subscriber "'.e'
80 ;ryntc,y above property. II situated between '
OF Salem aud Fincasc in the county Of B","ot ~ TIE m
rich, beautiful aui cncly populated n"islho'"oi, ana NV.
acIy on the great Iurlh unl South r"i
from Baltimore lhrou: the Valley Of virginia 10th" state"
Alabama Sc and easily accessible tf"m oil Other
The nntoficy these Springs renders il Im
large upon their efficacy in the vnriuuS diseases ncic"' to- %
cn climate SHALL therefore, merely copy tho following a"'
made of them in July, l} " soda& ma.ncsia3 hmr 10 "
b.iatioI suphurc, nurnc aud carlonc a''i A'-o "'
lex ani armimr. an about sixth its v"nrs oil c
.o,. ne air gallon OF contains 81 s''
mineral Substances. The uDarorabc :c IN GOA
there had been more less rain every day for week 1
these waters cannot fail be useful III Dyiptrc. ri"w a
famous arctions.-J. s. B.TEn." Tn" buildings AZ" al
well fni .rd handsomely arranged and sufficiently "Nr''
of from bonrders. har'"t TO- ~
Springs in the midst OF which they situated, ish '0 Loo
of i76 acres $50 OF which cleared and N poo
bv clover The timber il excellent, AMI II" -"
whole rac, is of II character highly susccpb" of mIf"
OF things, however, those disposed TO pn;ca:r 81"
by inspection. H"|" 49,,
Nav
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Posr OFFICE DEpARTMEHr.-The document recently
printed by order of the House Of Representatives, aud
setting forth detail the nett amount of postage accru.
ing at every post Office n the United States and terrific
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UyivErsirr OF VIRGINIA, juno l, Is3'

UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA, juno l, 1896.
The lncrsisncd take scnt pleasure IN stating, that Mr. H. Dn-
student OF this Institution, that he
School, Of Anceat Languages Modern Languages,
Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Cct aud Moral philosophy,
and h naT received the degree OF Master Of Arts of the Uni
vels. His capacity diligence and exemplary moral department
willie student together with his experience the business oteac-
inr tho and best methods onsttuc-
tio uor guarantee Of his efficiency and fidelity training
and informing youth who may be committed TO his
GESSNER HARRISON
Professor lt -7acent LHayudgrs.
C. BLETTERMANE,
PrefrSsor # Modern Languages.
G. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor If Mathematics.
W. b. RODGERS,
Professor IF Natural Phiosophy.
JOHN EMMETT,
Professor Of Chemistry.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Professor Of Moral Philosophy.
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WooDARD & CARLL have also on hand, several four
horse ashing machines, which they will sell low for
cash Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opposite
MIR. WIN Changers grocery store.
ApriI % llS-wtf
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FALL or Snow IN CAHroS.-On the morning OF The
Sh of February 1885, the natives of Canton were sur
prised with what must be called in this city pl"nomc-
non The roofs Of the houses and the 'baId pate woods
We're prriwgged' with the snow which had fallen du'
ring the night. The severity of the winter IN canton
we do not remember having snow in Canton before
The SNOW lay yesterday morning two inches deep. for
the two or three previous days the weather had changed
from an unusual and unreasonable degree OF heat to m
Temperature of the month. This change occurred on
9Th inst which was the Chinese Leihrhml, "coniin"nce.
ment Of spring. term. The natives consider this fall OF
snow as most extraordinary event, and, in general,
they cannot distinguish ice from SNOW The last ta oil
snow which occurred in Canton tory-sx years h4o,
in the 55h year Of Kccaung This remembered by
white headed Old native, vino reports that the fall was
not SO heavy that Of yesIerday-Whcn the natives
saw the roofs Of their houses glIttcrng with one uniform
wilderness, they askcd-' What is this and ca'r" II
s.rnosc tail" and 'cotton (snow )-CantOn Ecgisicr
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Cnx ao 10 Il: S6% oSS os % IA;
lease oh well known and ro,c ocSaos Of Is
ss Ga il ss I
description advertiser has only to 20 us:a
~, VIII rho house has heretofore established, ou
as the fthe day may and rcfei ana
ro yhoe has been both il:
WI 1pseps Compare with any other in the
MS and accommodations 'N l5-'
June %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-08

ssTs s;.s.; he sa ss e'
deceased. are requested the" r ion
debtors 10 the estate requested 10 mqS GEO
saainisretsy u JoAH 's""" i;-s:
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June "a.

yHyHE Subscriber. living at Heathsyle, No'.G.ber.
d land county, Va, wishes to employ JOURNEY.
MAN at the Coach. Making busncss-onc who uatvi.
stands The Trimming and Painting, 10 "hom he sill ciye
Il pcr dav and iind his board and washing, %hjch ;,
cnua to 81 per week. One of the abcgc description e,r
be- assured of constant employment. The situate" Is
rood one. and remarkably healthy.
JOHN T. LACKEY.
JUMP 2S 1880. [l0-1t, lOGchIcLG
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.LAWES RIVER IND h-7.N.7UN7 CU.NTHNJ'
SIXTH ENSTALAENT.At mnciin. Of the President am
- reco:. OF James River and Kama" la Company trL "
city OF Richmond, Tncs!ay Tie 9th day OF May, '"
cso!ri, That the stockholders Oi the JamcS Riser nah Mana
tnnpary than the State be, an! they are hereby "
nav into the Bank Virginia. Of It's branches FIRE A
ar share stock held by them IN the sHi comp"
on or before the 5th day Of July BY order Of tie l
Directors. w. Is. lili lisND'',i 80 I'"' +.
< B-Thc ns,amcns tia, been called for tinrG.E! "a
uI,uy follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-08

against g., p,.,.r..
William Pattesou and Charles Phelps of Jon
decd James r. Patirson, William Lynch aud SOPHIA '
David Reynolds and France. c. his wife, . ., y rg.,I
bc Ic.nian,. William Lynch au! Sophia his wife, aa' -
REYNOLDS arn, entered their appearance ana sen
cofLn. the Of Assembly and the rules :" ms ,''!
nearing hv satisfactory lrncc that they got
country: n orhcr,d That the said nI,"nt dcich''
here the first day Of the Scprmlct tern: ana
OF the Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be o'%I.
some newspaper published in the city OF rH"nn "' ~"
succcssivcly, posted the front door 81 IL. or %
4 Eopy-Icstr, i' '''''
July |. e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-08

I'm Observation-Disclosures rules holden in the S"'.
H. Df Circuit Superior Court OF Law nnd Cna"cIN
county Of Buckingham, the sixth dag Of juno, ~
anu H"'oF'" "a "'' "''1' ''0"'' '''' ~ pasIG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-08

spt:NAWAY.-Raa away from tn" ,u'5cTihcr -" N"!r>'g
so uisa, the St int. THOMAS EAuGiA%, M ludtni'd ai
To The Coach Making business. lie is about 2j yeas o
think i, probable he rttcwpt nuke his 10 some "
Northern cities All captains OF steamboats, anf w ''
cd a.uns. carr:: him oil, and all other persons .aA '
roncraInr or IN any way, employing him. the aw will he
cnntrcl against all offenders.
Twill give reward for HI! nrri"rn>'ol a"5
h, NV no - nnnscs CHARLES J.. CHAFTIL"
Ea:nv!IIr, June II. I--"'H
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dF RopEnr FOWLER son Of Elizabeth For"f' VIZ" r,o.a
Town, in the Township Of New IIanortT 'an :" "a ,e.
and State Of New Jersey, about fo',Y years n" q,
par, o,Ic Western Country, yc, yr@ or nc 1 '"
i,w fol children uid Robert Fowler be now -
I m .omc,in~ much to ;hcr advantage. by aIp''Im: % he
scr,hcr executor the last will and testament o JON"
of the City ofWlminston, in the State OF EEGWN
H VIA
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We understand that Mr. Elicit, the Principal Engi'
nccr Of the James River and kanawha Company, alter
an examination of the condition of the Blue Ridge "a
nal has reported 10 the Board Of Directors nov in scs,
sion in this place. that the damage caused by me recent
rcshet may be repaired at cost of about lOooo-anu
that half Of that amount may be ultimately saved TO the
Company BY making the repairs in reference TO the con-
lcmp dated enlargement of the Canal We also Learn
that is conemp plated to goto work upon it immediately
TLyachburg Pirginian.
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WINFIELD SCOTT.

BY command of Major-General Macomb,
r. JONES, y3diutaat. General.
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JOHN A. PARK Err,
7appahannock. ESscr CUWnig. Firginia.

7aPpaaannocE: EEstf County. TWg,NW.
Reference is respectfully made TO the Hon. VIM G.
Rivcs Hon john oane, Hon. John Ta!iacrro, now in
Washington; Alcssrs. Lewis Webb II Co.. Richmond;
Mcssrs. William Mcdonald L. Co., Mcssrs Sriiman X
Crook Banorc: llcsSrS. Geo Johnson 4 Co., Alex
andria, y. g.. Col. Wm. Garnct:: Norfolk; Va.
June II. ll-wlw
a. Tac FL nr he Washington t:los, Balm"re Republican,
No,ln :cnco will please insert the nhr"c "crh r uar
weeks o their papers containing he 10 the
sul,scilL lirir Lil. % lis uii:c ini cnli:rn!.
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IN CnANCERY--VrncrSIA-A rules hoihrn IL e.. The cco
fec of the circui, superior flaw and chance
IS Of Accornack on the 9th day Of May; les" Plaintiff
William Gusts,
William r. Gusts and George Parker Schy, iho" To-,
sy Mitchell Hill aud Matilda his wife, heS a.
O. S.lby sen as Admir-. oil Mary seby, decd Ike jhm Sc
Tho defendants George Parker Selby, lh"mr' : r9, ha
,scJ their appearance and given security acco'f
Assembly and the rules of this court, and
30 cyJcncc that inhabitants oil this % Thou
rdrrsd iha, the said defendants, George Parker jca
Sely John ssby, Mitchell Hill and Matilda b WOE ,o~ At
Scjy do appear FIRST day Of the hcN'
this court nad The Bill! the PLAINTIFF aud @ inc
order be forthwith inserted in newslaPct NJ ;hc ?
of Richmond fortwo months successrci!' anu i''''
door of Aceonack Court house. . ,r,vopTIJ p.p'r
Tcsc, j.. ). :, W.. nv, p L-rks. e. :.
June 3. fS-wSw1 J" i"o. -------
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have one Of Rces Improved Patent Wheat Fans.
1t is superior to any have ever tried nnsmuch, that
found it unnecessary TO pass that part Of my crop which.
for market bat through the Fan. If others Of
tic kind could not be obtained, would not take twice
the cost for the one have W. a. TURPlN.
Powi1tan, Feb lst, 1876.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-08

GK7IlEAT FANS MANUFACTURED in Rich
W moRd.-Thc subscribers respectfully inform the
farmers of Virginia, that they manufacture and keep
constantly hand Wheat Fans. which they believe to
be superior those commonly used in this part Of The
country They submit the following Certificates Gnr the
information OF those who nnacquain.cd with their
Fans and p!edgc themselves TO every effort to merit
4 share OF public patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-08

IUWIIIIHII, TCU' ISL, I-'1U
Powm,TAS CovHTT. Va.
This is to certify, that purchased of John Woodard
ono of Rices proved patent Fans, manufactured by
Woodland Il CARL. in tic City Of Richmond. which
find cleans grain with less labor greater speed. and
in OPERATION / also believe it to he more durable than
any Other fam In short would not do without Of
them should they cost 800. have cleaned llrashcd
wheat sufficiently clean from the cha in npcraticn
10Th January, 1886. WIN: DRAKE.
CAIorISE, April Isl, 1896
purchased one Of thu fans manufactured by Woodland
&; CARL, which find rxpeIs more filth cleans whcalwih
speed, and less labor, than any fan have in
operation THO. TALlAFERO
CAno1IvE CouSrY, 9TH Feb. 1896.
This is to certify that purchased one of Ricc's pa
tent improved wheat fans: manufactured by Woodland Il
CARL of Richmond, which find cleans better than any
fan | have ever used. TliOS HURT.
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or far Siic.-Wl ir sold, ut New Kent 'on H"u!' Oh ~
- second Thurs lay hu:us next b"In: Court day =" IL"
Court house. formerly the residence OF Edmond w
cou,ainn. Land The Improvements are s'c &" ~"
sut small family professional man. merchant or h"'h'
The New Kent Courthouse are under ccrlhI" fe>'
their owners erect iavcrns, private entertainments, ~
houses. or store this lot is liable 10 the sa'm" i"
save the last die building store hon>c)he o""tt i; "
,I k.cp store il. which renders il valuable or a'
co,n there is but store at Tie r!arC-Irtns H'
~ Ike day. Ia Ilf. I'N''i'7''' 49,
New k"nt, May 20, 1896. -"
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lcries is satisfactory in respect as IL "ouiu sse "
indicate from the aguregate income Of the Department,
that its financial cannot, at present, cc
wise than in Furnishing condition. ea ~ S ,,,,s
eypose that the nett aggregate receipts OF te oas
for post for the year ending on The 'lsl Jul
little short of two millions OF dollars AN inco'hG ".
believe uncxamped by that OF any previous year; H'
such immense receipts, the practlcaby OF reuucti1h
of the rates Of letter POSTAGE Without ptn a ~"
,,us h. rendered more and more apparent-Batt.m0re
Chronicle , D:- c h,;o ,o,o,s
NJ Fort Wayne, lndunu, to the postmaster al Lawrence
burgh: co. noo ,o- 1, and
have been for the last thirty days, IN my ofce as he
ceiyer Of public moneys. l am worn OUT auchdhg 10
it, S3G)O00 has been received since lhe 'lh u nlach
last aud it is said that the Eastern FOLKS nave only ne,
GUN to come believe that this office will take l.oooCVO
dollars during the year. ,,,
ARREsrEp-IIubbard the person who set hre 10 The
u. 5. Treasury Department at washington lily, was
arrested Yesterday He conlesses the tact anu promises
to make known his accompces. The 1acts III relation
,n his nrres, are as follows: On Thursday morning at
abou, nuau Mr.. John Kelly, Of Columbus, ONO, met
Mr. Antonio G.. Lannaux, flour inspector, on The eyee
in the DISCHARGE of his official duty, with wlihA he had
some acquaintance and Informed him that he was IN pur'
suit of Hubbard AID requested his AID anu assistance IN
arrcsting him. Mr.. Lanuaux expressing his Willingness
10 assist in taking him, Kelly gave description OF his
person and dress, upon which Lannaux immediately IN;
formed him that such man, no doubt the same, had
arrived two hours previously board OF Hat boat be-
longing to Mr. Whitaker, from Wellsvle: OhIo the
two Instantly proceeded to the boat, where they mel
CAPTAIN Whitaker and several other PERSONS and among
the rest! Hubbard; upon kellys asking the Captain II
d man by the name Of Henry Hubbard had not come
down the river with him. Hubbard started and left the
boat: Lannaux and Kelly pursued and arrested him, al
about one hundred and fifty yards from the boat.
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rx.lIHER Is published twice week, seneraly, and
* IA" nc ,nrr. The session Of the State LcsisiH'"e,
;t.c irn' r,,v,r. Five Dollars per ainut payable III adj
r., h,r,cd S,ccicpayi banks ioniy) Will be Ie-
'" Tho Editor: VII: 'a1nse the safety ., tt';s'
''n - H.. but ut the discretion vi the
= '' 81. .,,,ara.c< have beea lanl up. 49,,
] HN' ~" @ rar.n,cc the pay.acnt Of Ene papers, shall
~. :ar :.lh s'4:;s rus OF ADVERTISING.
-, loss first us .rtion, cents; each continuance,
inserted. un'iiii has eiihcT oec" pau u"
jl.'Ii< w" ,r.rs,n IN Ibis CITY cnvironS.
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& NiEAr SPRING DRY GOODS.-To Merchants,
X Families. and cthcrs.-Receiring and now opening,
Store agc assortment Of Callcocs, from cents per
'"1 |" lie finest quality imp"r.cd;
Sea! cases coorcd Musns and Ginghams;
;'' d"zen fancy dress lldkis. and Scaris;
:, arg" assortment of Stocks;
n'"nrs. Lace Goods and Millinery articles;
domestic Goods all kinds;
I""'AI""n SlutfS. and men S Summer wear;
TTSFai eases Irish Linens, Diapers, &C. NC.
~; ~ b. New Goods will br received by every packet;
s., Ty The 9th Of April the assortment will be complete
" winch, will be sold by wholesale or retail, as low as
~, V, can BE- found in any market.
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- 80 sEeSRiRe'TasERsElNT's.

-,nrryG GOODS The subscriber has received
* "' r},iuo,r phldelp hia and New York. an as
~ ,' 81, Imported Dry Goods, stated to Spring
; 49,. offered 1T very small advance on the
E+'', @ .r;r.s N the above named cities. The sale
,"'S - an hand will be continued at, aud great
u below cost. with view /" closing The pre-
;ncss IN the nI"n'h q! July next, oy sale NJ auc-
'' .in r;tjzrnS Of l.ichnond and The Country genc-
' , iny,:rd 10 take advantage OF The opportunity
III. four months To conie, OF purchasing sooos a.
'H ,,,, they shall drctn reasonable The following
i's., nf the new ru.ds received, and now i"r sale:
- +. and cassuirrrs Angola do,
Ta.nrb ,rr!lings and PLAIN linens,
Sgnulrr cloths,
pr,nc,.!u ald tombaz'n'S.
r.,, ,.,n,td ;nu>i.nS, al! pr'ces)
u, ci1:r.s ana lev priced do,
>l,..r p!lL. s,rl,r'! and plain g;n5!aIns,
Cr,1ais and lnt.a nankerns,
T;':, and lbl,d Cotton, Tor panaloons,
i,,,,, i,<,r,. b!ack a:.d blaze black silks,
o. IYcy hdk:s. (as>rTIrd
,,n, and six hose ard half hose, (cheapO
r,,o,,rr,. and habit dlimi;y,
"a r,,,,rs aud chrckrd musllms,
: X umbrellas and partsoIS.
{, a,'claen 5 bays AMI ci!!d1cns Lrghosn mats,
,.!.s bur!Ips and oznabnTgS
Richmond I.ctOry cotton oznaburys,
p.,.,eu aud brown slrvmgs ANA sartlngs,
,.,,. CHECKS and plaid DoncStics-with many other
cr.p.!,!s goods. not necessary TO enunierate-all
c,wfncl. wi! DC snl! cheap, by
l;hi;c Buiidiags, II. Street, SaOchG Hull.
ur,I, % lo9--wGw
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eAflLLIAM |. S'rUCkER, late of the county Of
w Northumberland, departed this lie some time
sace, nleStac, and without issue: leaving widow Ii
r SAID VIM j. Slockrr has any collateral other kim
cred capable in aw OF inherng his estate, they are re.
a;rcd 10 MAKE their pretenSnns known, without delay,
t. Tie Undersigned. his mtor) accompanied with the
Necessary proofs establish their claim such and pre-
!.:cL 10 comply with the legal requisites in such cases
GRIFFIN II. FOUSHEE, -3dM, tor
Of I'm. L. Stacker.
Northumberland Co.. Va March -. l09-w4w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29

YaNIE SllEElFFS Of The counties Of Isle Of Wight.
s Prince George, Southampton, Surry and Sussex;
Ngck,uburs and Halifax; Bucking CHAM, Campbell and
Cumbe!!aud Acconack, Northampton, Elizabeth City,
Yo.k and Warwick; Cuipcper, Madison, Orange and
Rappa:anuock Frederick and Jefferson; Tazewri
Wyihc. Grayson and Smyt; GrcenbrIcr, Monroe, Giles
Montgomery and Floyd; and the Mayor OF the city OF
Williamsburg. will taxi. notice that Elections to be
hy.t in the month Of April next, at their Courtlouses
aad other places appointed by law for holding Elections,
t. choose Senators represent their respective Districts
in tie mex, General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, c. S.
March 81 $50; I1g-4t