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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19
GROCERIES At REDUCED PRICES.

NE III" of ia" Members Of the Legislature and
w others stock If Groceries We think il they will eN-
a"Gt stOk they viii ind their Interest We are deter
ied Ia -cl cheap. fvT each acceanceS. Among our
.ocs viii - fJnnd
~ llid, and H. bbl- superior brown Sugar
10 do cheap New Orleans a,.d fouo Rico Sugar
- do and IN hbl> Mula-ses ,1r very low priced
- Ehi4 clarified sugar, most splendid article
IL tasks best Goshen Cheese
~ Sacks Liverpool salt, good >ackng and large
Il Bags green agura and Rio Coffee
- Rags splendid old Java Coffee ESa
Teas, from cheap 10 the best quality $50
- PaCAa OF loaf Sugar, from lowest highest grade
@J",p Lbs oM priced middinc Bacon, sound and dry
~ Bhs " G. lcrings, clpt
20 Boxes Spafm Candles
20 DO Taow do
ID 10 Sh,d
laHll Lbs. Cotton Yarn
Iron OF all sizes. Steel Northern Hay, lamp Oil pine apple
hcesc Spices OF different, kinds family Flour and Buckwhsat
flnnF and many .iu articles tedious 10 mention.
Dec 8 tCn-T1 WYATT & WHITE.
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December .

ELLINGTON ACADEMS-1h" subscribers School VIII Oe
II an ned al Ellington The 18th of Jan. 1919. In annoihcl"
The rrnoy his School IN Ellington, hs future residence "
knowledge the great obligation III Is under "'
The liberal hc has received during
professional life Of nearly twenty-five No individual mas
with the confidence III his patrons, ana none
this ne considers MN
self greatly indebted peace and harmony which has cha
School for that control over feelings anu ahcct"hs
oI his pupils which enabled him prosecute with pleasure
truly ITksunr The buildings rftctcd ny
him dur the Ill afford ample accommodation f
for successful prose-
on nl their studies; while small library Of such popular works
calculated 10 ann NJ the same tune
nStrrt YOUTH selected by tn" subscriber Tor the purpose oi en-
dspoou study. and aiding his pupils III the for
a,inn of habits thinking and acting with poplcti VIII h
nnpd for their when engaged III Their regular
ldcs he engaged an Assistant, ms son. lrhaa ~
Fox who ha. several 10 the cur" satisfaction 81
and Whose scientific requirements,
udns habits moral department and nntrn: a"Sinnt eminent
81 youth Few situations are hrt'e'
han Elngtonclcvatcd ana hraiti, HINT
ia,ey on thu Richmond and fredericksburg Rail road within
three guart"rs mile OF tn Louisa Rarnd''rn lfn r.
siding in Richmond hear r" their children ever! day. ana
yisi them if necessary. hour two by III" cars u fredsr
.brp or Louisa while IN the lower co
their children good school IN healthy
region can but little trouble by means OF steam boats
of instruction embraces All me the
fish branches usually taught IN the best academies together WIN
French Latin and Greek neutrality-suspicious. attention Is
paid 10 Mathematics The subscriber e"ls wen aSShit
th,t n M present organized school ~ virginia oilers more m
yautaps price. To tnS acquainted WIN ~ II J.
rsSary 10 say. s best efforts VIII be- cxrtcd To promote ~
his aud others WISHING ii
nation in reference of his school respectful
referred T. Judge V. Daniel Gen. H. leyt"n Messr' hra'
mr. nf Richmond; C. W. Guur and Major E. Christian G
rnrrr Ncssrs George and C. e. C"lman {" " h"nl pT !!
o CHRISTIAN uf Charles Ciiy VIM g. Mitchell, ESQ., oil Lancas-
ter and Capt. {. i'mS ;nn ., mnsh;n. Sis
iei"'s ~ p,',;"a ,,,ni,a. and use of library 10
e' TIL. II. FoX
,,Dnf
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ErSEp Al tcFNfN


rJNE subscriber has been number and is still
gagged in the business OF General Agent in the City OF
Richmond collection of claims Of description,
cevine subscriptions periodical papers, renting out reccHn.
the rents and selling real property hiring ont nrgroeS anu pay
Ing nil necessary attention 10 ,rn, ii,ml.a sd .oir"s
their hires, and ds0ng them public private sale &C
For his ability and inclination tn perform with fidelity and d
ma! entrusted 10 him, he refers 10 r
citizens Of Richmond generally and particularly To tn follow s
scncnicm Francis Wicker, acting Mayor Mrssrs J.rrh
Marx Son, Thomas Richie, Peasants, Gaiaher Moscly
Fleming James Webb, Booker Hamilton, JOHN COSBY! lnca
ter DENLY Co.. H. = Gwathney Sterling L. Crmp Charles
Ellis Sous Richard Anderson, Bnnrds & Bacon, Nicholas
Mills, Iycl, johnson & ycll James MckIdoc John H. Eusiacc
James l.. Heath Lawson Blrtot, Wyndham Robertson and
JOHN Van Lew x Co.
u Office Main or street in rear Of Thos T. T. Tabhs gro
cery four doors above Mcssrs. Webb Booker Hamilton
PHILIP VI. TABB.
NBApricant> from the country 10 hire their servants in
would consult their lay giving the InnnhiIrn on
oil this month"; Dccemhrr,) and by sending the
before that dat" practicable
thereafter F. VI. TABB
1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

MIR PIZARRO EDMUSDS-SIR: AS you are not an niab.-
WI tant Of Virginia, and have no known
,p.nt ar Attorney therein will hereby take notice, that
shall on Saturday the Ih day Of January lsiO between the
hours O'clock in the forenoon and ocnck IN The Afternoon"
Of that dav A. Porter Esq. Notary Public
and ATTORNEY No. Nassau street. Of Wall Sire I,
IN the CIV al York and Of New York, proceed 10 lkr
t drns,rnS samuel A. Porter and Others Ia hc read as
,y nee certain depending IN the Cont "i
Hastings IL, Richmond the said Commonwealth Of
which rlntl
niautand &c fn any III, ad d"po-ii"nS shall not
h. comm need or vinI that day, the taking thccu VIII
h. rd from dy day. sundays excepted, II the place. and
between IN. hours Aforesaid uni;l comrpltf ii.
Yours. &c, HEMaN BALDWIN.
~ -ciN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

THE subscriber his School the ensuing year. a,
Clifton, which is situated within few hunafeu !ms ,h
ouisa Rail Road and five miles above ts junction win me
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Raj kGad, IN ms
The school will commence the third Monday IN January
and terminate frs, Friday in December following
viii he vacation of one the SUMMER commencing on
the second FRIDAY in June Messrs Isaac Ble John H. Noel
Edmund II. Anderson and Doctor Edward l. Heoh VIII u
lars each The fee for tuition will be twenty-five dols pei
seAoaf' %! aO's 0''H"' = - JOHN G. NELSON
~. =, sa-~w4w
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n EGRO lllRNtTl. subscribers intending
old would friends
and the public thai they WI. he ready. r day ut January
them thai line. II j. desirable thai ilns mi
favor with their business would 10 early pn>
he, giving The negroes that find -nnhl
situations for " We would also remind those wishing rc
that would he ,u their interest apply eay, have already
considerable number placed in hands for hire. Our charge
for irin. is FIVE per We attend the through
The OF sickness and collect the hire without farther
charge. ROBERT HILL Il CO..
I'd door from Old Market Main Street.
Richmond, Dec :, 1919. t2-taaIan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

Cox REWARD--Ran away from the subscriber, living
- ~ Jonson Springs CooclIand county Tuesday, the
10Th Instant dark na" named MARTIN: he Is nineteen
OF age, about feet high straight made with broad shout
ders h. raised 10y Capt Philip Worlson, Dcn,nsgir
Hanover county III which nesruuh c may hc lurking, " c
have been in another irrrnn- WIN the above
reward Tor his apprehension and delivery n b. secured
ans jail 81 .ri lln again. CHARLES FORD.
iCCcnh"r IL E;-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SAlE.-Will he
sold the highest bidder the the 9TH day oi
December il fair otherwise the fair day thereafter
will Of r. H. Edwards dec d. that beautiful aud
sided This lies about five miles below Surry Court House.
and immediately James River of which there i beautiful
The about 1uo of land the soil OF winch
well adapted the growth oi cotton palma chrst
Near cIfls arabic land has been niard,
: lie mari ON thiS
irn OF which there immense quantity and very accessible
good perhaps III Tie stats having considerable Nnnn
of" Their" valuable
with of stream which has never
known under the dCl attached To the
farm and hr sold ASha valuable marsh, from which
Quantities annually. The Improvements on
and valuable, witt large and
commoio,t> dwelling with and large
oOr Kitchens houses, barns, stables DAIRY! an
and cider all framed and good repair
and every thing necessary Tor distng brandy 10
apple peach orchard There also good new log
houses sufficient the accommodation of large family OF me-
groeS
Al the same time and place plan
0ttciam about eight miles from Low
Point public landing in the above county. This place has an
excellent mar u and two story
dwcliln. house, &C., &c
aud p!are will be sold all the on The
panta,iul consisting III several hundred barrels Of
hogs and sheep, nr team OF
mules handsome well broke carriage horses good
sl~, The tale t. the land Indi>
pntablr.
TrRMsFor the Manor plantation onctnurh OF the purchase
Will be required IN casthc balance III three equal annual
purchaser giving bonds and approved security with
deed the for the personal property credit
Of months Will b. allowed far all sums over $40, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security before removing ic property!
WM f.. II. KCFFIN,
Executor 81 X. H. EdTdrdS, 66cd
hl-N1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

MARINERS BANK OF NinGNlA.-Thc general Mce,in. oil
the Stool holders this Bank under the amended charter " ~
be held the banking house Tuesday the nh JANUARY at l.
O'Clock. A Of much Importance will claim the attention
of the Meeting, fall attendance is desired
Stockholders who intend by PROXY VIII observe 10
their other than officers Of the Bank, As
they hy the a~ no, allowed 10 represent others
}. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19
TIE I'd LT.7NS.
The Grand Two Million Lottery,

WU
che drawn the old pln Of Blanks and Prizes. The draw
as Commence the 9TH Of January siO This numbers IN
vac whcc the blanks and prizes In anohsr-and will be drawn
e day TO day till all the numbers drawn from the wheel,
~ under The supsrinendence of two Judges Of Courts
grasp SCHEME
Nzs the Verandlh, valued at $50, 900.
90 The 81. Charles Theatre, value Sio0,oa0
@ the 81. Charles Arcade, &c. value $4,000.
p,e s37 0oo 81 900; do Of oOoo of 2s noa Of 5o
a;5 Zoo do 5000 Of 5000 Of 900 Of II 900; Of
@ Of $685. Of 800; of 60)1 Is do OF $780, Of io0o
and many fs1lo 1890, loao, $780, zoo, co., 49, &C. &c
4Vuaang 20 millions Of dollars.
- Tickets SO. No shares.
schemes giving description OF property and It's oss
M, VII be sent 10 those who desire The tickets in the above
Ya.," EEga's oTes."
- ls fortunate numbers, p!aase address.
THos B. BIGGER,
q. ;. RicsEo5i, Va
~H 6s-2.1wrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

VALUABLE SLtvES.-Pursuant decree Of the Superior
Court of Law Chancery the county Of King Queen
undersigned Commissioners There
b. appointed will, Monday the !fh OF December ie
fair day. ii not fair day, Cartons Store, IN the
said county sale public aucnn. 10 the highest d
on Of with the exception i, the commissions on
The aooun, of sale viii h. required cah likely slaves
ng noiety slave. belonging the t-" OF Joseph
Mann deceased IN official copy the decree viii r exhibited
on INC day OF ,al" CARTER VI. BRAXTON. Cn,,,
JOHN GAINES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

SALE of COAl. PIT HANDS, MULES, sc.
WILL be sold the Gowrie Pits on Falling Greek in
w Chesterfield, on Monday 23d m>t the Hands, Mules
PHI tool, and fixtures, and other moyeai: property belonging L"
the p;. including .iph Negroes and eighteen Mules.
TsyIus a, sale WM. n. RR AMBER.
Sa~rjrHg pGr;s'r II W. Bronx
Dec IA tns--fi>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

yI-ANTED-A yoin. Man who ia. had experience
w lie must bring good testimonials Of his character
JOSEPH lIODGSON,
Columbia, FgGrdand County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

AND NEGRO. &C., FOR SALl:.--B, virtue OF decree
l. o Court Chesterfield pronounced on me Wh
dty Of December 1882 will be offered m sale, nj pubic actoh
2h day Of the present month"; Decembtr on !r pre-
in the county Chesterfield TR,cI LaSp supposed
al5 acres lying Swift Creek about two miles IRON
wilkins Halls Store, adjoining the lands 81 HcheI Ds au
others and al the same time place will also be offered Mill
Seat Spring Run being the place at which the lower
Iately stood situated ri the distance o
tract of land aforementioned Aiso al
places valuable Negro Man, about ~ years OIL
age. -
The property devised by the VIII Of Flea
CLAY decd, Robert VI. Akin for life IN consequence o
who's. death ii - offered Tor sale tor Il division
The viii hr credit at iwtv" months Tor hoh the
land and the purchasers to give bonds with good security
the land the ;lc 10 he retained until The m
chase money he paid Acting Commissioner vii conyey such
tile as l. vested IN me-. b. CllEATIlAM. COm'r.
Dec /, 66-d
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SALE OF SLAVES AND LANDS.

ny vruc Of De,d of executed by James H. endersos
d 20 The subscriber benefit of Neev Baker, bearnn
DAT, on the lUh day April 1885, and recorded in the Clerk
. NJ The County Court of Louisa. shall sell To the highest
Star a; Louisa Cou, House, for cash. MONDAY the 18Th
y Of January that being Court day eight valuable saves
sr1,nf Them blacksmith, and Two youn. m"n
Also al the time and place, the lands mentioned in the
@ tract three hundred and ftr acres
On when the said Henderson resides lying the sad County Of
aa Nor tn Erick House, and adjoining The lands of " H.
the other tract containing nnet acres
Dr m The same uhboIhood and adjoining The lands al Rc
~ Coleman ard others The title the foregoing property
Relieved 10 be nispu,ahr but shall convey only such TIT" '
!, vested in me hy the said deed.
The above sale having postponed will certainly take
place On the day now advertised . =
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BIGGER'S Exchange and Lottery Office.
R,sl,, ~
Gnnd I.,lcl nt IA ,.,cr,,.

GnJi Luck al Ri.gcr'>.
l'nNn numbers OF thu Virginia ccSbur. Lottery, Class
:, u - u - ~ - Is !? ri IL - Gs -.
Whole Ick, IL l. 81 the third Capital Prize Of 5000,
SIl and paid, usua sight, by BICoEr.
Tchr, 3. 50 Prize of 5000 in New Jersey
Lottery, sold and paid a, sight by BiGoER.
GRAND REAL ESTATE AND STOCK LOTTERIES, TO be
- drawn al New Orleans The ls Class Half Million Lot
N! VIII be drawn 3lst December 1889.
IS Nos.-l2 drawn ballots.
GRAND SCHEME
pse drawn the lst 2d and id dawn number the Camp
street Theatre and ground, valued at $4,000.
Prize Armstrong; Hotel, value $4,000
do Four story Brick Building value 81, 900.
do do do value 600
do do do value SIS. 900.
do do do value Sli,0TO.
do dn d, value Si2,Onl
lo do yaue $4,000
do certificate Of so tickets in the Two Million Lottery at
s. each, $1,000.
Besides prizes $780, $780, 7oao $685. 5lo1 t11o 31oo 2oo
&C &C. amounting $4,000, payable in valuable Lots Stocks,
Tickets $40. No shares.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

THE ROANOKE CLASSICAL. INS1'ITUTE.-The Trustees
of this institution having secured the services OF Mr. ellis
principal this School hereby notify the public that
he will his the first MONDAY in January, lei0
All the classical aud scientific branches will be taught also
French Language. The will be live months each.
TUIuuS:
For Classical and Scientific branches, SOper session.
DO Preach, I'D DO do
English scholars including English Gram
NitlnctiC. &c. IL do do
FRANCIS ". NENABLE.
President of the Board OF Trustees.
Ciarkc>villc, Dec. :, 1880
Gl-IlI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

Besides prizes Of $780, $780, 7oao $685. 5l1 41o 31oo 2o,o
&C &C., amounting $4,000 payable in valuable Lots Stocks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
SfN9Ig2.

HVHE sobseribes feels sr,,eial % eeasvsu,
- public for the patronage they have bestow-
cd upon han since he commenced busis-ss in
this place, aud now feeis Il absolutely necessary
that he must wiod up the business of several
years standing, ioasnueh ss there are a great
maay debts due him. and his stock exhausted IN
lie would beg leave To call on those who
know Themselves indebted TO him by bill bond.
pote or otherwise, to come forward and make
payment Of their respective dues.
The subscriber has set apart Mr.. JOHN no
kE-N'B.7U6H, m, his Book keeper, Tor the
purpose Of ws.Iins on the people snd presenting
their aceounts Tor settiemert aud receive tte1r
respective dues. Those who will favour him
by coming IN and paying. will gre atty add TO his
facilities IN purchasing Goods. and viii add to
their future patronage. The subscriber. from
his experience 10 purchasing Goods ~ the TO-
reiga markets. pledges himself that stock shall
be selected n point Of bsa1t, fashion. aud dura-
5ili'y. with more care, so that the people who
purchase from hi. establishment shah have va
lue for their moasy.
ID. DORIAN.
IiarpersFerry, Jan. Il. is39--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
PETERS, RxxIa

TNHE Immense and Increasing popol.rir, .f
u these Pins. 10 snolhsr proof % ,As isi.ll,.
eiir'y Of the Odd sdas<. that truth 10 ,sverf.,
ard vdi prevail" otAer piiis are oaly pss.d.
eu, DIR. Peters are purchased aud praised aoS
RECOMMENDED ustli the Demand fos &c N has b.
come slnost universal
do. Peters would impress this fset upon The
public, that his Pills are not qaseh msaiela-
but se'snlihe compound Of simplss. which -.
been The result Of many years Intense sppleA
ton 10 profession IN which he ~.s rex1lsriy
ored, and henee y - "a popular with the regular
fse1ity a. with the people % large
OEe Of the many peculiar siiuo. ofthr ZEE.
table Pills -, that wh,i. very powerful 4, th,,r
effects they are particularly mid I'D sso,l. !.
their action. Unlike the grnersl.t, ~ t..s,-
c'"es, their application Is never A,icnGsl a "a
nausea or gripping
Peters Vegetable Pill. are now texsrS. -
those who have bad sa opportunity o. &C..
upon their merits, a. an iaestiGa@bls public S....
Ing.
wthou; an exception. in age or couutr, no
medicine has spread With such rspidry. ard z
ven sleh universai satfsfsctioa.
Prepared by Jos. ?rie-tly Peie<s. VI d No
l?). Liberty Street, New York. Zach boN con
tains 10 Pills. Purc SO cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
II Catalogue or Reasons
FOR SING

DR.. Pe'eTs Celebrated I'egsioJlr PiN,.
lat Because they are exceedingly popular.
which proves them 10 he exceedinsi, good
ID Because they are composed Of SIMPLE.
which have the power TO do good IN an immense
number Of eases, Sithout Possessing the near,
90 ujurs "a any.
I'd Because they arc not qaaok medicine
but the scientific compound Of a regular ph,si
can, who has made his profession the study OF
his life.
an Because they arc not unpleasant, to take.
nor distressing 10 retain, while they are most
effective 10 operate.
STU Because hey are recommended a, n
standard medicine by the regular faculty
6 Peesuse ny keeping the system IN n nstu-
raj state % action, they cure almost every dis
ease which the human frame - liable to.
tth Because they are cheap asd portable
and Will retain all their virtues 10 ful vigoe. IN
any climate, and for any length OF time
rth. Because, Notwithstanding their .impI,city
aud m'ldne.s. they are one Of tie ,peedisst pur-
gthse medicines which has vet been Uncovered
3th Because thew are an uafaiiing remedy
FOE procuring good appetite.
ION. Because IN cases OF spleen or desron.
dency, 10y their he abby influence on the excited
state OF The BODY, they have most hapvy Of
fect ~ reclaf'nius and invigorating the mind
llth Because they effect their cure, without
the usual attendants OF other pills, sieknes, aad
sriPIngs
I'm because as well ~ being an uur. allied
purifier OF th- general system, they are a ,oye-
reign remedy for sick headache
18th. Because they differ from the naiori,,
OF medicines m the fact that the more they ate
known the more they are approved.
lith Because. a. their application produces
no 'rpih. m the system, they may be taken
without producing any hindranee to business or
the usual pursuits Of every day life
18th. Brcause-and this fact - OF the utmost
Importance -lsdies IN 4 certain situation NAV
take them. mot more than two or three n n
time howeNer) without IN the slightest degree
mourning the hazard Of abortion Were the
virtues OF Peters iuestimable PIls confined 10
ihis desirable end alone. 1t would give Them n
decided advantage over the medicines ofall CON-
pei'ors d 10 no cases i there more danger to
be sppteheoded, or Tor which 80 few f-nedie,
nave been discovered, as the one referred To.
i6ih. And lastly, because thev are aeknow-
LEGGED TO be an almost Infallibl. remedy for
Bilious Fever Fever and Aguc Dyspeps,a IL.
YER Complaints, JaUndice. Asthma Drop.y.
rheumatism, Enlargement % spleen Low ness
Of sPirits, thOIic. Heartburn. Nausea D,sirn
ton of the Stomach and Bowels, FIa;ulrnrr
Habrual COsiiveness. Loss Of Appetite BIoteh-
ed or slilow Complexion, and IN all cases Of
IorPor OF the Bowels, where a mild but etfrc-
tive medicine may be requisite.
Ia short, the general voice OF the community
has decided Peters Vegetable Pills are orc OF
The haPpiosi discoveries Of IA odern ds,s and al
together lnr'Valied as general sootber Of DO
dils Affections.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
Notice.

<liiE Reinforcement OF The L1n1s, and Lots
- Ia the different Towns IN thi. county, ~
completed. The act of Assembly requires the
Assistant AsseSsor IA p'aro copy al ihe Court
House door on the first day OF two successive
Courts, with note written thereon in some
oon.p,euon' place, 10 the following eject
All persons Interested in the ssscssment, are
hereby informed, ,hat appeals therefrom viii be
heard and decided upon nv the Bo,ri OF Prin-
eipai Assessors, Who will sit in this county ;
That notice OF any Intended appeal should be
gwen TO m" In writing; aud that any evidence
which any one may desire 10 lay before the
Board, must he taken in the form II aiTidavits
and delivered 10 me. to he exhibited 10 the
Board" Book containing the Rc-Asscssmcnt
w'h be placed at the Court-houss door ON the
6rst day Of Janu,ry Court. where All per.ons
interested are invited 10 examine IL.
JOSEPH McMURRAN, Il "A &c.
Ian IN fSla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
.XOrifS .NnIfirnniiS.

AAIu. PRINCE & SONS will <r,~rA
w make sales Of Tree. and Cut fsSzcSt
tings Of the Genuine Chinese Mcru. G2SSca
NuI,ieaui's, Morus ExPan.a, Alpine,
Brous'a, Canton and other varieties, deliVrrsnIe
TO the purchasers at such period IN the Spring as
~ convenient TO them, aud will cutter into con-
tracts accordingly. Prices and terms for the
Trees and Cuttings will be forwarded 10 sIl
Who may Apply for them by mail. as well a.
prices OF SIX Worms Eggs, Mulberry seeds
&c The Muiuesulis Trees are remarkably W.
gorou', and AZ we first imported the genuine
tree, purchasers are sure OF obtaining the true
kind. It's from this cause and from The great
attention paid by them that the trees they have
,old have gwen universal satisfaction.
~ B-fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plants
and SEEDS. can be Supplied TO any extent.
Flushing, Near New York,
Jan II is3q At