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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-26

229 229 229 23O 229
On the 4lh baloting being declared, Mr.
Fairbanks introduced = resolution poslpon
ing the election of Senator until Tuesday
afternoon next--rej ecled, ayes II, noes lei.
On the 9Th balloting Mr. Sleeper introduc
ed a resolution post ponng the election 10
Tuesday morning next at 10 o'clock. Mr.
Colby moved an amendment, fixing this af
ternoon for the election: amendment dis.
cussed by Messrs Hopkins, Noyes, Sabin,
Miner of NJ, Field Of w. Fairbanks, Col.
by, Dinsmoro. Mr. Townsley suggested
Tomorrow morning 10 O'Clock, and Mr.
Colby accepted The proposition. The
amendment was rejected, 1872 to 67, and
the resolution was adopted.
SENATE-Saturday, Oct 20.
Mr. Bowen called up the bill relative to
he Rutland rail road bank, when Mr. Rob.
inson moved an amendment, reserving 10
future legislatures control over The charter
lost. Messrs. Kittredge, Young and
Pierpoint supported and Messrs Hubbell
and Hayward opposed the blll-ordered to
a Sd reading, l6 to u.
The bill opproprlallng $4,000 for geo
log cal survey OF the state was supported
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-26

When, on motion Of Mr. Pierpoint, the
House was informed that the Senate, on
its part, had elected a Senator from this
State to the Congress of the U. S., and
were ready 10 meet The House to complete
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-26
HAY FOR SALE.

TNHE subscribers offer for sale IL tons
Il of HAY. Of good quality. about one
mile from Essex Meeting House. Also,
40 tons o! Hay, Of good quality, on the
Shelburn road. three miles from this wi,
Iage. This hay will be sold low. and is
worthy the notice of persons wishing TO
purchase and draw it themselves.
Also, 800 bushels of O A r S,
at their store. HlCKOK & CATLlN.
Burlington. Sd October. 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-26
WAIT g. TABOR
NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers are now receiving their
fall and winter goods. consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery aud Hard
Ware, Cod Fish, Glass, Nails, Buffalo
robes, &c.
Also 1000 bushels solar Salt.
1000 do steam do
200 barrels fine do
SO sacks ground do
All of which they offer at small advance
from cost. II. HYDE. & co.
October 8. 1888
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-26

bv Messrs Hayward, Swift and Young.
Messrs Kit,redge, Plerpont and Robinson
opposed the bill, on the ground that the
state of the treasury would not warrant
this enterprise.
HOUSE.
The Senate came in, and both houses
went into joint assembly for the election OF
iudpes oe The Supreme Court, and the fol-
loving persons were elected, the four first
named unanimously:
Charles X. Williams, Chief Justice.
Stephen Royce, list Assistant Justice.
Jacob Coalamer. %
Isaac F. Rediield, Sd
Milo l.. Bennett. 4lh Z"
For 4,h assistant justice. Charles Adams
was nominated by Mr. Young. Charles
Linslcy by Mr. Sabin, and Milo l.. Bennett
by Mr. Klttredse; the ballots were as fol-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-26
olive B. LETT lIvE.''
Samuel HInIinnfan

and would be happy to wait upon all that
may be pleased to favor HIM with their pat
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'>St INV Wv, OiohnS
i6, scattering S
Ebenezer Bruce, high bailif.
Paul Dillingham;, jr. states attorney.
Daniel P. Thompson. judge of probate
Thos. Needham, Sllas c. French, Daniel
Baldwin, jail commissioners.
L.. l.. Lamb, hop inspector.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Z,mri Howe, LIST assistant justice.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Seymour Ssy1n @r. Esgles'0n' Asst justices.
Jeplha Bradley, sheriff.
Richard A. Shattuck, high bailf,
Jerome J. Beurdsley, states attorney.
WIN. Bridges, Judge of probate for the
district of Georgia.
James Davis, Jos. II. Brainard, Bates
Turner, Jail commissioners.
Orlando Stevens, hop inspector.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
G G'se" B HoesG, Asst Justices
SAM H Backmer, states attorney,
rArtemas Matleson, judge OF probate for
the district Of Bennington.
The joint committee adjourned to Wed
nesday afternoon next, when The Senate
retired and the House adj,
Thursday, Oct. IS, 1888.
SENATE.
BiHs-from the House, repeating ar
act regulating the practice Of physlc and
surgery. On this question humorous aud
animated debate arose, the speakers al
upon one side, and giving dfferent reasons
for their pnrlially for the bill. The Sen
alors who took part in the debate were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

n ALIFAX ACADEY, Halal curAOase, ,Irgnq@1 b,
Trustees the Halifax ACADEMY having been snSeI ny @
the opcnn. of tho School, tkc pleasure IN announcing te pup
s ii nsiG
lion The ops experience of hr Lee, together with his classical
lie ha, bows hs Seminary i'll he CORRECTLY and Thoroughly
aush they required study Young VINO
n"sIy carrcL the with credit to themselves "d
THEN teacher; and their collegiate course has afterwards
honor uroo which they laid the foundations SUD-
ASSISTANT 10 the Principal, will be immediately
ployed competent teacher OF anu Naturn @
but unit committee appointed for that purpose succeed IN pro-
sboud be found necessary md the funds ofc Institution jus
, an USHER will also be employed 10 take charge the small
and prepare the higher studies OF the institution"
While ri instruction Will be stfety prparag ~
Il the of the to furnish at this sen
nary The mems OF acquiring education ut conpGide
trng expense sufficiently extensive to ennh' YOUNG % "
and the course studies will enlarged bcrn ana en-
variety Of subjects than S'u. IN oe deter
mined whatever is taught s" DC thoroughly tgugf enc UNI
TrSsshc academca year will be divided into two sessions
months The first session vi" on c Isl gu!
Fehuary 1885 end the lat day Of July next The seGnh
session on the 18Th day Of 'uy anu eaa on inc r
Eonsh education Arithmetic GRAMMAR Modern Geography &C.,
ten dollars the hshe, o
inc the Latin and Greek languages Ancient Geography
md Roman Antiquities and the various branches OF Classical
Areaosy History s,ln and Saa Gai neI
Bo can he had in private boarding at The
and in the ncigborhood sufficiently near to ssd on SH
"oue'o'' ''''"' President Of the Board Of Trustees
Of maxim: further inquire. respecting the Aea
referred any following gentlemen residing IN the
county og Ti Emnais Col Paul Tyor Clark Thomas G.
Coleman Gen. PS S, I'd cs"son VIM
r B,iow Col Bailey Col John WmS'S ihomo n.
%,oa %% g. bsss
s baksdae NM 1Sh m o Sems Yo a james
Q Mai. BHrksdalc,
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GtETuS This very handsone and distinguished
Z Enrlish Racer and Size OF Winners IS i'll make the
present Season Fairfield, Va. for Seventy five Dollars
The Season. payable at The expiration thereof, und One
Hundred and Twenty five Dollars the insurance, Paya
be whrn the Mare shall have been found to be in ioa
or parted from dollar in every instance to the groom
Crlus is rich bay, about 10 hands one nch and n
half HIGH very heavy musced and unsurpassed in sc
ton -
The recent sale in England Of the "get' Of Cetus at
very long prices Several yearIngs by him out OF un,ried
Mares having sold for 81 300 per head and one ny Row
Inn or Ceus the plon always in favor Of the Inst
Horse for the high Of $5050.) and the consequent
" huh estimation in which he is held there as confirm
ed 10y recent letters, will trust sufficiently commend
him to The patronage Of Breeders
The Season conne noes on the 18th inst. ard will ter
inmate on the 18th Of July next. Mares we'll fed and
faithfully attended to at l'2 cents per drm and g""d
pasuraGe not only promised. but provided for lhr'n
Due caution 10 prevent accidents ana escapes; nu. no
liability for either JOHH .; GCNn'i''
EL.,,,v on y0-2aW2w
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IT Tie ESeUIREE is published three lanes '1ssR III"
,s The session Of the Stale legislature and t'oce 'oeeS
during the rest Of the year.
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All SUBSCRIPTIONS shall hereafter be considered incurred
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be and accessible person IN regard 10 Inc
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non, without from subacrbc. who unac1uan'cd
With ho conditions, single manner may DC seu'' "
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= and Inc bitter expersece the Ed.otai Corps Of VIsin's
m yer, assembled Riobaond, the 18th !sna"fy eoa
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Ys bs,s pad by the FrersThe postage oil single evt
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from the whenever the
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OF the Postmaster in the neshoraood or tsy
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
Feb Is

SHARK-This celebrated race horse and stallion, by
g American Eclipse his dam the unrivalled and noted
Old Lady Lighooi, by Sir Archy wh"sr coils
(and not Il large number) have sold for nearly $40 0GD
will make his this spring. at Charlotte Court
house. Virginia. a, SO per mare, under The management
of Col Thomas p Richardson and Maj Il. J. Gaines
If Shark not encouraged os Stock horse IT. IS Time
To desert the genuine BREED of the Old Dominion
lie sold no. long since for $4,000 cash. He is now at
his stand in fine health ready for businessas proven
himself sure and good li'al geller five feet three
inches high remarkably handsome. His color is coal
black. Particulars hereafter.
Feb II S9-2awtf
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TUESDsE =,

e ed meeting of the Stockholders Of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia will be held their Banking House,
on Thursday, the LIST day of March next, at i2 o'clock
nj. JOHN G. BLAIR. Cashier
Feb l3 S7-uM
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One Hnnhrrd and Eiffu Dollars RelCdTQ.

oil
off again. without any or poroSation m Inc
Vile Hanover County, Virginia negro man EN- who SONG
times calls himself Peter Brooks. purchased nun OF Nn n.
Irby about eight years no being then ~
Tho woods Peter very and OF somewhat spur ruue,
abont ,1 feet high light complexion or mas aso
I eve and when spoken down or sly ooS WIN oeu
h Inon foot aud polite negro, ana nnout twenty
80 vn,rs of are had carried away WIN num- cose
no, cont fur hat and summer cio'nne? hous" no
n heto,e this time has changed the same Us nave uhdel
@ he vas n, work Chesterfield Railroad snort e ne
80 and that about Chris'mas he was seen 10 MEN
I'll q, The Baa ain well desscd with large his coat large
monu w. @ veil supuied with money There 90 doubt but no
" ne scen on the Basin no treating and drinking WIN
WI ~ hs color and exhibited white men nre
@ y,b my name forged thereto If he has e inc n"n"
I pcbnnnd Inc ia no doubt in the Couny OF |haes III
hn b,, two brothers. of them frce man. no 70 WI
,,,ed in Richmond particularly with one Gnaes ~
fisn man will give the above reward Of Fiy po ;
ann,ctcnson and delivery mo, or lodscd 'n cor n
Ihs, nr, him auau or $50 if nkou out OF inc
of ycs.rIs and MI md oveIseers o, Pu'e
AFRO to keen look for said negro, ana are
ag ins ,akin. him on hoard Of vessel or employing Nun
work in INV ay whatever the penalty OF the
Feb. 10 (S6-l2tJ %. -
SUPERIOR WHEAT THRAsHING MACnINE.IThsssn bs u:!
Der takes this method Of informing the pubc that ne 70 sun
carrying Machine Building oS.enyey ana "ooa gu
ali who Machines, 10 give him ca na au
by all that they are inc oes
this country. prepared TO furnish from 10 morse
all gear, perform in the best manner s
county rights, reasonable terms 10 any VINO
chase. IAIi,E o' e cc -.
Eyorettsville Automatic county, Va, Feb 10 eu-@1m
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February 20

FHIHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Choct"'0 County.
3 SETH c. PLArSEn vs.. JAaEs X. MaEsHALL-.H.
tachment jor 50 G0-Notice is hereby given, That the
above Attachment was issued the suit of the PalniI
against The Defendant as ASCENDING debtor. Tor the
sam aforesaid and has been returned IN this alice duly
executed and is now pending and undetermined in The
Circuit Court of said county and thai unless said DE
PENDANT shall appear be"re the first Anndny alter
the fourth Monday of March next being the first day OF
said Court give special bail and plead judgment will he
entered against him. and the property attached Will be
sold to satisfy Plaintiffs demands.
Tes,e. JOHN SNOW, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

AVERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE Pursu-
" ant 10 the last will and testament Of Maj. Robert
Park decd we Offer at private sale, the lands belong
nr m his estate situated Oxford Granville County,
North Carolina.
The upper tract lies on both sides Of Fishing Creek,
within two miles Of that hourishing village and is es-
mated to contain 900 acres 2O0 of which are creek
bolton very productive in grain, and susceptible OF
great Improvement, al moderate expense. The upland
Is soft easily cultivated and producve and such OF II
as is not fresh having for the most part grown up IN
pine is rapidly recovering lis former fertility; mere
are 300 acres in original timber well suited TO both len
cnr and building purposes and stunted as 10 be con-
yenenl 10 all parts of the plantation. The improve
nens consist Of a comfortable dwelling house, win SIX
rooms-a large cotton gina granary, win stables at,
tached-a smoke house-corn crlb-obacco barns, ano
some cabins II is believed That excellent overshot
mill might be built this tract, commanding The best
water power in the neighbohood.
The lower tract is situated four miles from Oxford,
and contains by very old surveys, Gao acres This IS
neruly believed TO be one Of the best estates of Ills
Ten, in this section of country About leu ocres are
creek bottom, Of superior quality, and from A3u 10 ooU
acres Of tobacco land yet to clear. Timber is very
abundant and at triing cost The saw mill, which Is
on rood site might be put in operation, and rendered
profitable There two settlements on lfs and WIN
dwelling and out houses at each-sone good obacco
barns, DC.
The terms will be made accommodating, and we in
vile proposals from such persons as are disposed TO make
investments in valuable real estate.
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools and good so.
ciey and these lands present those OF soil, fine water,
and pure air-Writlen communications will be address.
ed to US n, Warrenion, North Carolina.
WELDON N EDWARDS.
GEO D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors Of Robert Park, deed.
= 90 TS-lSt
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q BANK OF VlRGINlA.-An adjourned meeting Of
81 p The Stockholders nf the Bank Of Virginia will be
held at the Bank Thursday, the first dry of March
next. A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
Feb Is SS-2awid
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FcbrmarY 10

IN ClANCERY FRcIs,-A rules held in the clr;s Office
of the Circuit Superior Cou of law AMI ckGnc"y for the
county OF hmciu, for The month Of February, 1875:
Samuel Jones and AGn Il. his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
William T. Es:cson ndmnsraio: Of Joseph Cooke and nrvv
IL. husband OF late wife, Martha, formerly Cooke, James p
i;ok Mary Archer formerly Mary Cooke" Judith Archer. formerly
Cooke jas oson and Jane g his wife, iorme Cooke Chus
Curkc and Richard Archer, Defendants.
ance given security according lis" act Of Assembly, and the
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
nhahinn This State: Il srn,rrc at rules and
Richnrd Archer do here the
day Of APRIL AMI the b. Of the plaintiffs
i1 this ORDER be forthwith published in
printed the OF Richmond for two months successive
md another the Courthouse OF this
county. Copy-Irsic
JOHN TONNES LEIGH. &.
Fob SS-~sw
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ds:, s or s; sG
The Writings of Washington. The fnder will receive
the above reward, by leaving it al the bookstore of
we ""' YALE s. WYATT.
~, IN gO-if
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FEIHE VIRGINIA HOUSE, in the City Of Rich.
E mond, now occupied by Mrs. Ellzey, TO BE LIT,
and possession given the tenant may require It,
Also several servants, now employed in the house, 10
he hired, and large amount Of valuable furniture own
ed by Mrs Elzey, to be sold.
Further information may be had by application at The
Virginia House, or by letter addressed 10 George ~
Johnson, Richmond
February 20 500
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,aianJte Property for Sale.

OK Wednesdays the aSh day Of February 1885, in pursuance of
Deed of Trust, deed the 18th May 1885, executed 10 Us by
sell on r Premises Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder o
Tia, aft Of Lst No. 49, ia the City of Richmond which lies
Se; q" the Teks Of The james River COMPANY whh ga,
a cSse by %aa oJ 'sc an" VIM he Sse Of
;:e iis,nss Court Tor the City Of Richmond.
m S no M lo.s anu n" Of tho Lot" No. W and No.
ISL bn: iii feet the South side OF ench of them, with
pats ots were Peter Chevse by Randolph
i.on IT, and wife, by deed dated the 10Th April 1883 and re-
corded in the Office Of tho sad Hastings Court The dividing ne
swcn the Lot No 35 und the Columbian Mill property TO be
se@ decd between William oSal and Clara
ChevaIIe dated the 18th November, 1893 and recorded
Inc occ Of tho said Hastings Court snd deed may be
'FSsi"d az fixing the said boundary line.
Also triangular piece Of land fronting on 18th street. and nd,
nias said Lot No. 35 conveyed tn fetc Chetaic ny
laval ard Clara uxal by the sad deed g" the 10th NO
o aero Lot in tho City Richmond being Lo, No. 36o,
South Of and 2h Streets which was
oh by deed dated the l4h May 1883 the office
o. Inc said lus,iass Court which said Lot there Corn MILL
'eSsnay erected, and other improvements.
Also Certain quantities Of water water rights and privileges
M the und thereof 10
the which Peter Chcvae by the James
Kre' Company dated 10Th Fobruary 1884 aud recorded
ore the said Hastings Court therein described as amount
Ha from The end Of the Basin Of ,bc River Canal
sure & was The said Chsvaics Lot No. $751; under pres
G 'cei inches under any other pressure less than
ws, shall provided that greater volume quantity Of
said pressure m o than would be drawn off precisely at the
Ss f n inches; s. 10 eeT'a" conditions
tho Gsnera Ap Sn Of Incorporation conainedn an act Of
1886 cncdnn % OF virginia passed the 2ih day Of February
NAV and ali % W incorporate tho cth Manufacturing Com
rono .,;vJ Sht title, interest End benefit of the said
,hs s.mo !; ] ave rom the said Act OF Assembly, far
deed Of the said Young US conveyance by Us under 'he sao
~, s. o, 'nG rros iuuns bo, the water rights
10, and the bidding Will oe sod ~ o"'
The title to his Property believed to he ps bu, acting
thr said deed OF trust. "' 10 'Hsteo IN Us ny
~ Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock
JOHN Il. McCEEDIE
DAVID COCPLANp RASDor pr
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frmsd ~ Observation-Disclosures going South in
Of route, "ea they reach Petersburg Va there ehoies
Gasloa Raj the Great Mail Line, which runs daily through
the Wmin,,c e't''ie, Columbis Augusta Ga &C.. by
Terminating Of ,b STAGE aud steamboat Co.'s line from the
ton and Charleston e0urs eslroad through Halifax, Whining
and sauars ''Tns @ Petersburg arc Tuesdays, Thursday.
provided each limo n be no Geay extra post coaches are
'''0u's Na''0ad oSse, Doc. 10, 1887. 6s-sm
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| rE'AZEWELI. :. MORTON, GE"rH,L CoMM's>roT AGENT,
= Earwrie pIrSna gives to the sale Of
7Daeco Hheq EGorr other produce lie will also receive
Merchandise aud Agricultural implements, for The usual
commissions.
| II ST-wIw
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n AW NoTlCE-The subscriber, with view 10 the
f.; ,ss;dence at Boydton, Mecklcnburg county, Va
e. s w hereafter regularly attend the Courts of Luncn
bn v Mecklenburg and Brunswick counties; and IN.
IN devote himself earnestly and exclusively TO
,ta ow those who engage his services may depend on
his prompt and zeaous attention to he Sn ons pso
SS-t1M
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JOHN Il. MCBRIDE
DAVID COCPLANp RASror ptr

This property being soII satisfy debt 10 me 20
VIII viii allow much Of tina purchase money ne i @
.Aeed my claim credit of four six and twelve mouths. with inv
be secured by negotiable notes, with good cndurrs
L. ~ "u't Oh the property. JOHN rEru
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r6nOS. pErTON GILES, 7orney at La" will attend The SUI
penr and Inferior Amelia Chesterfield aud Pow a
tan-IIis address is Terrsrin Neck Pv,t Office Amelia
E., IN Sj-w5w%
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Feb 10
IIIAlBER FOR SALE.

vH1HE Georgia Lumber Company have now on hand
a, their de pot at Darien, large amount of Lun'
Der for sale by The CARGO or in smaller Quantities anH
einJs If ,he best quality of Southern Pine Lumber
sawed to any required dimensions, and at the most ia
All communications may be addressed 10 the Sgent Of
the Georeia Lumber Compuny at Dartsn ana VIII receive
prompt attention. si,Ioa - I,bs, ComDonv
c:, Caoro;, Feb S2-3m
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= EDGER by Eclipse aud full brother ARIEL Lnncc
b., My will make hs in Virginia. my sta.
il rec h two miles below Richmond Particulars will nppcar
Trc ana advertisement, in due time. JOHN WHITE
"'' 1an - SO-fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

10 Office TO TEACiIERS-Thc trustees OF the Richmond
~ Academy will proceed Tuesday the 9th instant to the
election Of orss of Ancient Languages supply the
cy by the death Of tue late Professor Key nos
Those wishing hcc"mc candidates o' the siiuaton VIII nd
~ :. MAEP1N,
the scalcay Secretary the BOad TRUSTEES.
70 -o,w z ;L1i
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EB UNAWAYS Left my pIanlacn, in A!brmarle
HA, county Virginia, rather more than year since,
Inv negro man FONTAiNE about % years Of age, stout.
strong made rather below the ordinary CHI, and very
broad several shades brighter than black, very pleasant
cuun,enance and fine teeth | will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery 10 inc, if taken within the Stale,
and two hundred, if out of the Stale. think it quite
probable he is abnut Of The Iron Public Works,
passing free maui would, therefore, cnl The alien.
Also GARDENER, abou, % years of age, well prn.
poroncd, about ordinary size black, and when con.
fused, sannrrs very much. will give The same tor
Gardener as for Fonainc and twenty FIVE dollars Tor
each, if taken within the county, or any where near
Lindsay's Store, AItemarle county, Virginia
MANN PAGE.
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