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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

RHAPSODY UPON WomAN.-
Wnman!-Sister!- Mother -
: Each is a different being, and.
each IS worthy Of The BRIG hest
words cur language may afford
Tire softest emotions which
heart can feel, and the most I'M.
passioned thoughts enthusiasm
MAY dictate. Ia the flush of-
youth they apnealto our loye--I
our esteem their need in The
noon Of life, and oar venerat;op.
their right under the ipiirmities
Of age. The genius Of antigua
Ivy eMcircled them with the A.
tributes 81 Gods, we, wilha stric-
ter propricty, embody angels
from rheir realities. Noble be-
lngs. your virtues are lie gifts
Of heasen-your faults the con-
sequences Of the arts of man
% honor and esteem YIN, is but
'Nsing what virtue dcmanols-an.l
~ love YOU, is doing homa gc III
nature, by howing atthe feet of
her isnrcst representative.
Memory and Hope alike mir.
ror your manages; and experts
ence approves that happiness il
asiendant upon your influence
and thai Lie hangs upon your
smiles.
An hnnest Tar bred horse % carry
| hia, a few miles, hui before he had gene
many yards be hound he possessed alt The
lanltsof many IT the unfortunate four
fsoleJ hirelipgs Of the Rad, such "a
jb!,ndness, lamsness. stumbling. &c. The
sailor, however, (haviag b4eo unshippe,i
twice With very little cer4mo0y III tlse
'engtlr ot halt mile. NY Tie creature
taiIMg on bis Knees, bitupdn very
whimsical rode u corning the imped,-
mea which was by tying a large stone
20 lis tail; and ~ that wsy rode several
miles. saying .it was the only thmg L.
prevent tue Ships gong 100 much ahead
Az lrishmaa he'us asked whether ~
did MT ire9ueni'y CONVERSE With i,i.ii
10 !elsh, ,spl'sL,-'N M iaaeed. Jrnn
ofen speaks 10 ne in fresh, ON alw,,a
answer h.m N English WHY 30 -
Beca"'s yea SEE, aan'' w,n' Je@my 10
kaaw shas a.a ,stand lrnh,'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06
MONTICELLO, (MI.) April. s, 1889.

piSt ana christian shall beStus
the Just tribute Of applause up
J on the spIendor Of his talent,
and the inagnificrnce Of hi,
works, they will shed'lears o
} sorrow over his infideIiry, and re-
greet lha. almost every page ol
his history isetaiDed with oppo.
sl'ion 70 tie gospel of Jesus. -
Hume has also erected a NOM
ment To his fame as durable as
1.-THE fast anchored isle" Of Brit
lain; but he, TOO, has added his
name 10 the list Of anbelievers,
and is ranked among the fore
most Of he opposess Of the
Christian religion.
Bei there is a brighter page
IN the history Vt men. Fromihe
catalogue Of the distinguished
men Of every age, we may select
IsoIne whose names are AN orna,
meat 10 human nature, and
whose lives have been devoted
% the cultivation Of the moral
gracts, and the advancement Of
social aud religions happiness.
Newton, Boyle, and Locke, have
enlarged the circl. of The human
mind, and adorned a.,e princi-
pies Of philosophy with the pre-
lcepts Of piety. Their fame is
leqnally ideB;ilird with The pro-
gress pf knowledge and the DIFF
fusion Of virtue.
Others have embIMoned their
names upun the esc,,,cheon Of
immortality by soa.e single ACT,
which has contributed 10 alle-'
viate the Wretchedness ofihou-.
sands, Or disseminated The seeds
of morality TO the remotest cor.
ners OF the earth. Millions Of
the degraded sous OF Africa viii
swell The anthem Of JOY, while
associations Of the sweets E
liberty shall remind them 0ftbe
name ot Wslbrriorce. The his.
tory Of Mills, Fisk, and others,
who have shed a bright and an
dying insire upon onr country, |
will call forth The grateful re-
collections OF uaborn genera
tons as long as truth shah iri-
umph over errsf, and The influ.
ence Of christianity be felt iii re-
moving vice antl superstition
from the hearts Of men.
The cultivation Of moral fee
ling is asclosely woven with The
stability Of government as il IS !
allied 10 the great obIrcls Of re-
ligion. Remoyctilis pillar, and Il
the beau;iful fabric Of our lree- !
dom falls. Difuse the poison
Of immortality nmocg The minds
Of The people. and factious am
bilion would sway the councils
Of the nation, Nnr perhaps tf.el
bloody flag Of dcspollsm would
wave over The rnius III the fairl'
leaple 81, or Liberties. Rome,l \
80 long she resisted ,ur en-.
:roachnients 81 vice, amt maia
aimed amung her citizen ) a sense
Il plety and devotion, preserved
Ter political frame firm and M
,roken. But me fell destroyer'| n
;an,e. Vice opened its hoosi-l
rates Of destruction. and u tiluu
and stIeams Of pollution swe ptI,
way every renusaut of m. rail;
,rinciple. The cords. &c herll
became relaxed.
Ter laws were disregn .r,lrd, AID
Righteousness Hn1. corruption
apped The foun9.- tions Of shrl'
;mpirr. Zone r. l.--autl from
Ter fall sacceedi'ag NITROUS mayl'
earn, that W'ordl principles trel,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

10 sit ana gaze on beauty's matchless charms
70 sec the placid, deep-blue eye, round which
Va lovely, softened langucs plays--bealning s8
With life and Iight--th brow as white asthe
Pure, stainless snow--the cheek e rossat dye
The long dark tresscs, floating careless down
frhe lily neck--tbe angelic, beauteous form
THAT moves along in grace and majesty.
10 vew these dazzling charms shine forth in chastc
And peerless IoveIncss, wouln cen enchain
And captivate the savage soul. But there
Are beauties far beyond the brightesttints
Wherewith knd Nature decks the female shape
The mind where essES gem and sweetest bud
or culture lie esnhriD'd--the tender heart,
Where quenchIess love and sympathy have made
Their bIest abode, and from whose innermost
Recrsses beams pure, heavenly light.
These are the ripeniDg charms that meier can know
|Dscay-she Cos ~, whossessence brcatiiesw all
TAenleayes are dead ;wIOsc seeds, sansplanted to
a rich and move esngcuial soil, will grow
II bris re ;asl6 shse, meath tie cloudle~ skies
Or HrsvA, and fsrisb u, she sunshine ef
a ruser, tzlsisr spdns.
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LAMBS in Chesterfield for sale

srY rue Of decree , Circuit Superior Court OF Law "a
hD t.ia,r.ry for The ChcsrIrld the z'h
uy Ociuhrr I5s the un">gnod commissioner VIII s' '"
tie hcr Sa,ud tho 10th day OF February next "r
n,y az all The Lands Nv Geo. Cox, deceased :"
Martha Su,annah Friend bein. r, part oil the a"'- III h
re wirh allotted in tho divIsi"n 81 III"
nms 10 The said Aarh Frcad hr share onchnl OF ,
,c, on Jane. er called IuS.nda and the tract called Jon
,sp r said Martha Friends tie Red W after M' IL
heinz oncha Thu viii take place at the over'ects house"
q, Cosrndaa, u, l2 O'clock. ".
credit OF nine, eighteen and twenty seven months,
c5i be- allowed. the purchaser grin: bonds WITH
r .-cu,i'y the It'll be withheld m"i tho purchase no"'
N l.. ,IIy mid Emord F.aey ard Patrick R"d"'d h'nc
on the lands. III item person droscn 10 purchase
v" W" ' TlIOS. FRIEND CoHn'r.
1J--Niw
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Female ScA0"' at the !7meiia Springs, -4melia
Touufu I'm

" T1cfcisrs o. this school will the 18th Of ia
.O'.' i-J9, By Mss e NJ. WALKER, young lady well
~ h place being qualified teach all the branches
' +"'h language French Painting Music will also be-
mite Pmnohy professor of music. The scholastic term
f'cr ten mor;h', divided into two sessions, which will
" N U-"nr 1899 Pupils may he catered any time
SESSIONS i-i will BE- charge previous to entrancc
'slcoa for absence unless for proared indisposItIon
very desirable shat Young ladies' should be entered at
pod contributes greatly the proper arrangement OF
moot On" attention will bc paid to the mlnncrs and morals
v ~ young ic well their comfortable accommodation
,t ANS foS one SESSION FIVE M"STHs-Boarh oed"ns,
&c $50 Ens!lsh Slg; French, So Painting 81; Mu'
. p. Apply TO F. a. WILSON
U u 63-tIF
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NEGRO HRM.-Wo offer services friends and the
- pubc lining Negroes tor the year, and having
list about 10 Tor hir would request those
distressed The above make early
those Of servants, apply crfy ms
we .oot and the bcst prices Amo;s our
pr cent numet arc pl and factory hands, hou servants
cooks o,er. Griv hacSs,nihs AMI carpenters Also,
for sale, good cook, washer aud oneI situation can DC OBJ
tanned ROBERT HILL Y ~,
Drc7 lGl-ts1 % deer from .liayket Nam 'trttt.
~ R--Our charge hiring per cent. We viii coie't
the sane and slcd TO tc Sickness without farther
cI,,,e r. Hill < co.
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HNOR KENT-A Tavern Establishment al lb" Warm
r. SnruGs Bath Courl. hou>c Va have Complflrd
laTge and well arranged brick buildings calcc"'cd "r
Tavern al this place, here large and profitable hu
siness may hr done, which propose renting with or
without the furniture aud will furnish the necessary
servants as may suit the person Wishing TO cnt, It he
can come well recommended for that business. or wall
give lhpra! wages man with small family, who can
be recommended well qualified Early application
ON the part Of those wishing TO in the business
&c desirable ! deem further comments unnecessary as
PERSONS disposed engage in the above business can
satisfy themseves from their observation or other
wise. uEo, 'nA iSi'
Ian II T3-3lawtf
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CITY SAVINGS BANK.

-1''|'t S"TF'"t "T'VHT"S = y''VV"
LE Wstu'nn Continues depositc all sums oil
oaey that be offered less than five dollars
ah' Certificates u the be#rn. interest ten days ate
at Inc following For remnniag six months and
Ill interest Of cent annum will he allowed and
Y cent yer hnnum for remaining shorter period.
to' the institution kept the Of Messts. Samuel F.
a@s & Gu. SAH'I. WINFREE President.
SAM'l. F. ADiE, Cashier.
P. EDMUNDS, Secretary.
Sheppard, HaSal lease Snead, Jas e. Crane Robert
,,"'on Jas K Bridges, James Allen, WIN S Pnme, Ito.
D.! hsn Judah Nyer., j. Fry Alexander Duval, David
a. Baldwin. Ro H. Jcnkns, e. b. Bentley K. Edwards,
n Allen, R. ~ Crump, James W. Dbrel, John ~ Gordon,
~ OrS.
- a 7i-12t
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CASH Sale If Ntgr0es, &c.

ppIHSl'AN 10 decree Of The County Cour, OF hing w ham
wilt b. sold at let's ku: William county On saturday '
dav February public auction, for cash. SsErm
and vnu bile NfGROES belonging 10 the estate OF ih"u
muInrio Girl, about IL years OF age; one ""i
I ,inrc will . sold The Tract Land and Premises "h"""
VIM Ancroa died srized. credit Of II moa!hs inc 'C'
ou,ns lying good ard niy ncIst"-
fond IN the upper of K?s William county nbcu two Ie'
@ r.ol n house. l. good forest land, with conform
M, hou,., end inrroye ncEts Tor n PLAIN family.
THOMAS DABNEN, c,,r,y.
y. F. DABNEI,
-. ,,.,,:.. - T., ls9o 72-wths
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TO CONTRACTORS
.Iamcs Rirtr and KGTarhG Cop'l

james Rrtr ana kGhdThH t'P't'
A IL work Except lock galrs) "n the line Of the Ia
"a nal between Richmond and Lynchhurg VIII lie
let al the meeting OF The Board Of Directors IN this
Cuy commencing the 9Th February next I he w0;k
now offered includes the towing path bridge across
james river above the Joshua Falls Dam. and that
the mouth of Tye river. II embraces. ais" several lit.
locks and culvers and The guard lock, section p;
the nhutmen,s of farm and road bridges, aud the
ernhanku:aut over many OF the cnlveris.
Contractors are requested TO leave lhcr proposals with
the Secretary before the Iih February.
Plans of the locks and bridges may be seen al the
Office of the subscriber in Richmond.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr., ChiJ E"gj"c,r
January ~ 1G-l1F
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Trpus pc ADVERTISING.
r,,Jvgb,, Jmes Riper Esiatc tor sale.

~ OF Deed Trust, c>cculedb By Orerion fs
If, 4, tho su,,crib-r- bearing daa the 2Jh day 1rnua
a; AMI du. recorded the CIcfks o"ics OF
49, ~, sh,i! offer SAFE the premises on the 'oih". o
TAR day ihere4ileI'l 10 ''
ItJ., T,r cash. vsu ole fdnAtion hau "PPue'
- IN, ,,u, Cunrrldud, I!tng On James river a'J''-
WiiIa MaSo and Others. and kruwh rs oOhdh,
" ,i,nt Ia aceS, OF less ActnS $ fus'C'S'
sorysy su:h title only is s'ed IN ~ ny san 'eo'
'e '''' wa GEORGE SIiLLMAh, 7--,S,,,s
JOSEPH HODGSON, !
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limited STATES HOTEL, late loi y! his sp"n'H G'
lahismeul will opened the 10Th "i January nn"ef "
hare the subscriber Situated at the uncon oi fu"oh WI"
Pear, and Water streets oers nucemen, I" 'he me-
of Cumm"inGs private Pafp WIN I"
rooms attached handsomely furnished ami htteh up Tor 'a
palc- subscriber sticrs himself that IN"
made vii; the Hotel eligible resort for czrr'
and viii he furnished win every Vac! OF "
rrs ,rIv selected Table supplied with al IN" IuAn
is ,t ,c s,n,on will ambition Of the subscriber 10
me IocI CcrrI and h. pledges h'ni'c tha no cS
rnr.nr shall be spared 10 meft share VI patronage Ut"
give sa,isfac; o. o the public -,
will g. u" the reccr'ioho rrurhhy III M nu7
i ' if0-lOl EDWIN r. YALE.
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WrBB. BOOKER $, M4NILTON eGer fer sale,

W.
JANUARY 10 ON
WEBB BOOKER 4. HtniL roy eGer.t sale,
d Il d. an! y II. Porto Rico
boxes wuc Havana SrE,g
Is Crushed
Otirrcc l.nu'-iTna Loaf
II brNes ana - his boston 30
'% DO Is% oSjsnrs noLAssrs.
do Cuba
. 10 Sugar House }
aB.S LaguIIi
100 10 Java t,,urt'IE
~ MaIlli 1
20 bis POn" Rico
s Ss:5;:: sS$:sss: and imperial
81 boxes Young H!son
20 bags Almonds
300 sacks Liverpool Salt
70 cn,k, and = buNcs Cheese
$50 boxes and 81 half boxes R!'sins
80 DO soap
Sperm aul Tal!ow Candles
Krcs Ia, N,Iis urd Biaas
German and BIl>iercd Steel
Mustard, Chocolate, fimcnto
Nutm"cs, Mace, Tops
refined S:lt PetTo
Oh. Rice
Wr,ppin-. letter ana writing roper
Quilts. lux
Shot Ear Lead aHA GurrowGet
W,,L,s Glass, various :: and quail ties
Vin.sar t;rlnl,,oucs, Lime, Ground Plaster o. lai's
Sclh MudrIr'
Madrrl ..
Por; WINES.
Sweet Malaga
Sumos
Tar
Bale Rope
Twne, Shoe Thread
Bed Cords and Lending LiIcs
Sole Leather and tV'"r do
i3j bales Cotton Gzna'uI-s
Brown Shiuings aud Sheein5s
Cotton arms
l.,0
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an AN Observation-Disclosures, scT:-at knes "Sen 10 I've
Clerks Oce Superior Court oil Law ana IMAM
Gerry county Cumberland the Courthouse county,
in the month Of N"vc mbcr, 1858: .
james d. Anderson, Plain'ih:
asninst
Ellen, Moshy Benjamin Darlington, Joseph Fuqua, Bennmn
Of jacob Brpnsford decd Cherries nmer
ND ,Icrit n. Booker, Defendants.
Tho defendant, Merit H. Booker having entered his appeer
and security according the Of Assembly and tho
Ru of hi. Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
Ls moi an nhahan Of this country ordered thai the snd
.oI,, do arp, ar here the first day Of of the
and the plaintiffs blIand that copy OF this order
he forthwith inserted in some newspaper published the city OF
70, Two months SUCCESSFULLY and the front
of ,he Courthouse Of this county. ~
VI ''' A Copy-Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, C.
75-wSw-
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COl.C0PD 1C3DE.ur

yHyHE Exercises of Ibis Seminary, Tor The year l''",
will commence IN the Isl of February and erml-
nate ON the :;Dlh Of November embracing two sessions
Of FIVE months each The price of board and ,ni,"n.
intending washing, bedding and fuel, will be 500 per
session, payable in advance
In HE Ancient languages, instruction is given by
daily ptepcrons ard the text books taught the
as those used a, the University of Virginia
The Mathematical course is extensive; comprising
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry. Plane Tng"no'nrlry
Spherical rgnnometry with lis application TO NauiIcal
Astronomy. and the Difrrrn,aI and Integral Calculus.
Oo,ics and Astronomy are included in Ihe course Of
Natural Philosophy; and Geology and Allneral"gy IN
that "f Chemistry.
The course Of Moral Philosophy comprises Bellies Let
tres Rhetoric Ethics aud Political Economy.
All of the students are exercised in Composition, Sur.
veyiug, and the Drawing Of Maps. -, ,a,
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i.ag;n.er's oGsr, OH P"Wi co@iOrf,


f.lglnttrS IIftf- Wl T'T'Ht SV"!0TTi
January. lr!y.
ESROPOSA AIS sill be rrccsrI az this Office" I" lhr "lh " "
BINARY, fer cube PIrc Timber, I" be got III
piece. II thick aud ~ az! widths not ' IVA"
to be- hrw ID at Ii n"EltS WV c"'
rtnr IlI> place as, folio" VIZ rU' 81 !"
the n.nIh iil OGU . ~ April and The hihH'" IN way
viii also he received ui the sane me a"u
plac" delivery thus place oi The o'o"S OIL III cap t"'
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NOTICE..
Z,
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Fichdnge Bank Of Tireinia
A umcr,iu: ufthe Board Ui Crcios Tuesday Inc Isl uu
IA Of January, resolved, that p'''"c"
of THREE share be declated; from witch must t "c
due, the quarter OF one cent On i"t
five cents the remaining IS per share, will be pad 10 hS
Stockholders their legal representatives. Ct, or after " "
W. SNI
JANUARY 10 ID"
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-. r,,r HiCjypOND ENQUIRER.

f~1...p> yF me R!CHhOND ENQUIRER.
.,ssK IS ruJ,lshed three AmrS q 'cesk du-
II he state legislatures and t'otce "ceH
-. a. ,ns res; 4 Z. N, S yes SUBSCRIPTION.
,.- Guam, and Three Dollars Tor SIX mon'hs'
4,A3s 10 shall hereafter be considered as incurred
'' " i.,,c and iof NeII pl'ic''o", u'' f h,,,
'$ ne All pnrT;o I" advance tor that shorter
":t' y Il! DC the order Of any new aud un
- W uil.,, pl los ~ vance, or satisfactory teitt
,'"'' ha' ~ I an oI.r for ruLIica
. . i, ,tyn.A Dui, IA case OF d" o.e w, r ;
'. -, a..r Go Subscriber who Is unaelual"ea
o." ~, .l,l,,ui,, >iis'e nhh ''1' " '' ""e'
g.. hs' D. p,,.b-rs whose ability to pay may he
,x,o TIE a'!'hs' AMI VINO n'! ' ,, hs the aranecd
eai q: /" years. from "a, umc "nr '"v
i 4 " ,s .u r -rA>eA from the iisi oil su setioet.'
nea w. '-' n,l,t. II :!e Editorial Ccare";"" 81 ia.
..., ,rs .,oe OF the results "t the coIec.Iv" Wis
EIs-, R''y >,..,ea,s Editorial Corps OF Virginia,
= .,.u, 4 at Gcn npHi, on IN" ''h ?anu''S '9T
T. ,i, t,e .'l''ninei 20 a"'"s'- nc I'',, "
- All own interests require al 'heN
90 ,e, may &c RENTED per mail IN good aud
= a,.-, 4: the usk OF the Editors the postage d" az
,!! ,, IKE nTssr<-- The postage oil ''ase tu
- com, to he writer. 1t Is the accnmua,rh pos
- ir, BUSINESS, which operates US serious YAK uio"
' ;o pay for nine papers annually, shall have the
r..a srass
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
I'm lines, Or less arst Insertions rs cents; for
- t'",H1 nus, be accompanied with the advance
,...,,i,.,or: rc:rr-acrs 10 in>nr" execution a.;
- liy,.,r.ir: m anonnt 10 500 per annnm "'S
,, ~ II. at 8 pes coat, aai To $50, OF ~ per cent
,sL rNu 1t recommended to the EDITORS OF Ns"sp"I
.!t Ia publish at the hcaH OF men F-P
ny 1t sin Ini that they strictly 'tnerc TO Tue sun.
~ .,.,. ,,os always such to give Ia compensation
o. M ' rRsso'ution Of tic Editorial Co"reHt'en;
Al O5,.tg-ies lai Marriages tom n" county
= y.i,- i. unknown AT his ofcc, nrst he authenticated
Of the Postmaster the neshhorh"ou,o VI we!
\. u1<hch. Every measure, that ma o'en
-, ,,,.,t;o,s ali luxI-,. has proved heretofore u"Va
=, mus .reforc inSIst such upon tive Io''
.,N, AZ tho pDst
... ". he Lfntr.
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'NfE subscriber has for sale n parcel of CORN, of
; sound. heavy GUILTY.. THOS T MAYO,
Hooper's Rock, near Columbia.
!in ~ T-H
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King William co., 9TH jan, ls39.

X CuANCESY-IiRGiN,.-ro Wit: AT Rules held 10 i'"
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court oil LII" anu ~''
c.ty for Augusta COUNTY, December g. ZEE
oLo II Pry,nn Executor Samuel Blackburn drc.a'td
'o"" " !""' ' PIlin:if:
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agtmSt p,..,,,..
g,,rnlu Wr,f George Wr Hugh Wrir Jn"- Cnnntns nm
,n Mary Mary Weir John Wilson and Arsnte' s
wife lie Masaret Wrr James Gay and Ez be'n ms "lie' 'e
EiilaLrth Wc Thomas Alexander and n ncy MS "' ''
Nancy Weir, George Mathews and Phehe his WE, hie n'
Rice and Susannah his wiic Iite Su-ihn"h N''
cr of John Nancy his wife, which sand Nancy was
.,t Of the said Samuel Blackhun, Decd Andfew, "l'an
,. John Edward James Black burn, James Meyers ara
xi, late Mary Blackburn Thomas Snoddy and Jane IL
. . Blackburn. John CaTson aod Nancy hs "c
lazy T,y Eckutn children OF John blackburn, "ho was bro
thor Of e a,d blackburn, decd-GIdcon blackburn hd
,,ay his Wife late Gucy Blackburn Benjamin ,d John ~
hrr Davis and Mary h wife, late Mary Backhurn JOIN
Wallace and lane h Miir Jane Blackburn hcTwin 30"
M his wife hate Blackburn, ind Miiet ana hsehe'h
hi. Late arnrth blackburn, children OF lennn hhc
,L, wa, ,o,hct Of uId Samuel Backbutn decd-B"t1
min Thomas, John, Edward, Samuel Jane mary iz
vim br6, SAID Samuel Blackburn dec d
nrniauin William, homus, Archibald aud samuel BACK"
Iohn Mathews Rosann0h his wife, late
hmm Henry his wife, late Mary B!ackooL "n ~
,.h Mann and wife, Elizabeth BacEeu'
rhlI,rn az -hbad blackburn who b:oihrr oil Inc sau
SAMUEL Blackburn, decd-Benjamin Robert, Nh"H no"S
EI;bc, samuel James, and Archibald Bays chdren OF
Thomas nv and Elz brth his wife, which suid Elizabeth was
.sor of The sa samuel Blackburn. deed, or'ehnah'S'
cudanis except Ann Blackburn ano 'uu'uc
hibad not having emtccd 'hr appear
npce and according TO the act OF Assembly ana
rules of , court by satisfactory evidence ha
this Commonwealth: IL s orde'u, inst
the ppcnr here OF the fist day al IN"
m nj limo and nm hill Of the plaintiff and TINT copy
this be GortlwitSnscreh IN the >aonh
Richmond Enoner and Spectators for tw" months
and door oil tho court hou OF 'h
I"n''ia r-o,sw1 NICI'S c. KINNEY, c. C.
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LEWIS VERB,
GEORGE ]. BOOKER.
WILLIAM T.. HAMILTON.

EMS WEBB = Co. ns,o. closing then bu
rsn"si nj persons nr'o 70 rcu, gry 1os.,c
II La'ns CLAIMS az ' en "' e, present. them
asyi.r"t.
kIcgMUli. JanuIfy !, iSJs. ES-im
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TNVEKROR and ST. LEGER Tor sale, or to iarm

wIEKROR and ST LEGER for sale, or to Inrm
x the ensuing season.
TERROR is dark trown fully D feet L inches and
well propor,ionedS years old, and full brother 10 shark
Rack and Bay Maria. He is The larges, thorough bred
Horse in Virginia, and has proved himself sure ana
good foa gettrr.
Sr LrGER is full brother TO the noted race mare
Ariel O'Kelley and Lance He is years old the up
proachns spring: he is fully feet inches high;
beautGu dap plc grey and of fine bone and substance
and has likewise proved himself sure Hnd good foal-
better Both of the above horses at my stable IN The
county of Hanover Va, Is miles north OF The CITY OF
Richmond Any communications to me must he Ct
rrcred to the City of Richmond. w. l.. WHITE.
IIanorer, 22d Lnnnary, 1899. 76-2a~4t
M7EGROES FOR SALE-Wil! he s"ld publicly, to
u the highest bidder for cash, al Studley, in the
county Of Hanover, Thursday, the 7ih day oi Fen
rnarv next ii fair not the next fair day Thereafter,
Two Negro Men, Girl, and two Women and Ten Chi-
dren belonging to the estate of John Lyons, dec d.
The women and children will be sold in families -
One Of the women about 80 years Of age, very kry'
and is firs,-rae weaver. In addition to The above,
there will b. disposed Of the tne young wo-
man who is an excellent seamsress and general mouse
servant Sar viii. commence at ~ o'clock
PHILIP B. WINSTON,
Administrator de bons non, with the VIII
annexed of John Lyons, dec d,
1r,,vs 7O-2aw4w'
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IHYiIE celebrated Horse "CETUS" will stand al the
Reeds in the county Of Caroline, al $50 The sea-
son-SI25 insurance, and 81 othe Groom.
I.D1 72-2lwit
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For,coyding Receiriag and S,orage Business.

\DERSON & MJSBY. prepared receive al their
~ proof arshouse, south side Of abe Basin, all kiTG.
rnry Produce On also u kinds Of herch0ndis"
Tb,y vii lisew, give to forwarding Business most acn-
and MISUNDERSTANDING employed youns Of s'ra! ia-
h,. aua attention business, particular attention To t
o Of IA. business intended for boats viii To etd
the eyra of ay.as also, country produce sent by boats
their huu.r .,n- inredialc! on the Basin 49,
75-WN