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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

lady, q fear he never viii kaow his
miserable wife"
Here she goes. there abe goesl" said
me landlord Rilh more emphasis, and
with . more nervous yei determined va
wing Of his finger In coneen with the
pendulum; Tor The minute hand was near
The ivelve--lhsI point shieh was 20 Dot
fifty dollars in bis packet. IL Il had srfi
we'd st IL without bis suffering himself 70
be interrupted.
The wife. in allow bewsiIing tone. co.,
iinned her uiteTance-
I" No, never. or Of his dsughler''-
/" Here she goes. there che eossi'' al
most shouted The landlord. As she minute
hand advanced 10 The desired ppiai.
The barber arrived; he Was naturally 4
tslkalise man. When the doctor made
some casual remark. rejecting upon The
quality of The instrument he was about
90 use. he replied
"Ah. ali. no. Monsieur. you say very
bad 20 razor--lres besulilul-ehi look
very fine. isn't shei
/" Here she goes. there she goesr'
screamed the landlord. his hand waving
on--on, and his face gathering . smile,
and HE whole frame in readiness 20 BE-
consulsed sith joy.
The barber Vas smazed. I" Here she
goes. there she goesi" he responded ia
The best EnglIsh he could use" Ysre
ware shall begin! Val is dat he say -
=" Shave hls head a. ancel" interrupt
ed the doctor. ~hiIe the lady sank into I
chair. b.
"Here she goes. ihere---shs-.-goes! fol
the last time" cried the landlord. as the
clock struck the hour of nine, and hs
sprung from his seal in an ecslsey Of de.
light. screaming .. The top Of his voice a,
he skipped abOu. the room. Il" I've wor
H-Fse wan III" s... ms
!" What" said the b4r.keeper.
I" What" echoed The doctors.
I" Whai!' re echoed the WIFE.
Why, the wager.--tiiiy dollsrs!' Bul
casting his eyes around the room. and
missing the purse. he asked The bsr-keep,
~. "whefe are ihnse young men who
snpped here last night! eli! quick. where
are theyl" s#
They went away ia their wsgoa
nearlv an hour ago. sE!'' was The reply.
The truth flashed like . ihundeIboll
through his mind. 1888
They had taken his pocket book with
one hundred and seven dollars therein.
and decamped---a couple u swindling
sharpers. with vii TO back them. The
story il rife on all mems tongues in the
ntighbnrhood where this affair occurred
and " facts are not otherwise than here
Get DOWN" bu. We regret that the wor.
thy landlord. in endessoring TO overtaks
The rascals, was thrown from his owl
wagon and so severely injured IS to be
confined TO his room al tie present mo.
Geni. where he can watch the pendulum
Of his clock al his leisure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

a Geological Wondsr.-on Wednes-
day the miners a. work in Ridgehill coal
pin, Lower Clarksield, Oldham. struck
upon rock. on cutting which they found
embedded in The solid mass a frog oiiUs!
Il was discovered a. depth Of one
hundred and four yards from the surface.
aud was Of a coal color; but, on being
brough. out Of the pit, il became of the
usual hue, aud was alive few days ago
at Lower Clarks6eld.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
Sals of UninaGle LA.NDS.

pur,uauce several d"cr. reGdcred 10 be Circuit supcor
,ou Of Lat unt ChEnccry for the Corporation Of LynchLsgr
:; m, suts Picket Clark and Others and Gdand &c,
oheIs, the subscribers will offer for sale, public
7h Of October 1899, he being court
OF the Courthouse of Montgomery county, the S OF
parcel ND SAID toc.ees mentioned, lying on the oeG
said county Of Montgomery, and small
of Ia Floyd county and commonly known iac Bent osnn
ttac, about 81 geo Il eoV acres o which
will cold body, and the residue 10 deschn parcels as
NAV sui, the convenience putcbe ABOUT ooo acres OF
ni iood ia ch CoO aces good meadow
land and shost coo CLEARED he "hoe OF sad ioct OF
Land well w1trrcf. and mas uto" " sp! soh'S'e'
for Milling establishment - - -.
- mo-, desirable Stock Farms Virginia, and from
w - Of the lands, the suhscribes feel no Hesitation
aim. !, HttsniioI Of the public,
% ,nd be sold credit Of aud three years,
uhc amount 10 cash 10 deiray
m Dona wL good personal security will be required Of
10 the Tale retained further ser3'y Tor the
money Fair plais Of said land will be exhibited on tho
a Of sas showing the quality and The bouudants Dr. La~ry
resides upon Ben, Mountain tract VIII shsw the sss
land o, persons @hins 10 purchase Inc title . be-
10 be Bile, acting as Commandments Of The
Cont will convey title only 10 Us BY said de-
Gees Ell fSLEGia, c'""''.
Ju's 10 D1 "F-~eS"
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.JiGsmorie Land far Sale
AN THURSDAY. Tho Iah DAY OF september aest-I far

On THURSDAY I2h DAY of September ar not,
" far day-I offer to sale, 10 he highest bidder,
premises, Tract LAND, On which iesie contain
Ing OF ist South West Mountain an1-si'uad
miles charlottesville, adJvDIh. mo "nus q" bAN"
snlo ham, Dr. Garrett and 0i:rfS. The Improvements are
;oruy good, and may be rendered uc ccnoitab al '~
deer unnecessary 10 give minute description OF inc iand
those disposed purchase wall examine TOT
tcTi OF oae ot the mol thf-
improving the which sso
be added ne.hbohoOd Inferior TO none 10 the
State renders Il disposed locate IN
this section Of
Should be desirable enlarge the tract IN 'uaeH u Lay
be me Terms OF tse WIZ
be accommodating. and INSIDE SNOW on the day. :,
The subscriber, residing the o. IN MS ABSENCE "
Johu T. Sampson will The land those opposed TO view
COLIN JOHNSON.
S,,,,,,l,,o 49,
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readings OF this maxim They will sink or swim with
h'm On long IA he carries out the States Right Demo.
cratic principles, which he elected But the,
VIII as iue SINK swim with Mr.. Rvrs, or any Of his
Conservatives, who will unite with the Whigs-Th. Y
w''I as little "sink or SWIM" with Henry Clay, or WIN.
ever be the nominee Of the Harrisburg Convention In
thsl Pecament We venture 10 say Tint the good old
STATE ct F!uvanna will be found So confident
are We upon this point; well assured that "the
good old State Of FIuvanna is (no about 10 take her
proper (pr"per what say We to this, Republicans of
Fiuvanna :: stand in the Wing ol Opposition ranks
that although have not The honor OF hang This gal
liant hut by us "ridculed) cnuu,y The pl.c"
ct our nativity. the Editor Of The Advocate claims to
DO, We will luke him wager upon her ultimate vote
hat says e tins: We will take hin, five drachms
OF her own pure gnd-or basket Of champagne, or
jar OF bis braCdisd fruits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
100000 Dollars.

Lottery su,horlspd by the State Of Maryland, Class
No l. for 1899 = To be dralen on the 18th Sept 1889
The leading Capitals are One Grand Prize Of Slno-
600 Of 25 900 Of 10000, OF 5000, Of 6yO93. OF
oOO. of 5000 Of 4 000 10 of 5000, 90 Of 2CoO,
% of 500, so of l,cOO-snd great many other very
fine przes amounting immense sum OF money.
Is Number Lottery, and II drawn ballots
certificate Of package OF % w hole Tickets IN his
Maoni6can, Scheme will be sent Tor $3.50.
4 certificate OF package OF % Haf Tickets Sl25
ia do - Quarter do G2 80
10 do % Eightis do 81 -
SjooIe Whole Tickets S20-Shares 10 proportion
\ h Order, from the country promptly and conf.
den,Iully attended TO, if addressed to
'e"''''' y. STRATTON.
CT. JJ4-21 Richmond, Ia
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| re La DnttNt.,

1c Editor Enquirer" greatly The idea Of
den'and the hat will oppor.
tuny Of pankns ofsuch decarcs asun. Our friend may
dismiss his aIrslnd ii ne disposed to bnc his
W wager jar the fne>t Peachs he ever tasted lie real
moth Flushing lieahhat would do discrcd; 10 The table
Queen Victoria hcrscusnst G"zcn of champaign,
ite Mas;"iun will no. lie elected President. you
friend Richi,, BY time thu Election off the Enquirer
WIN have an saving eaansh from the orvr and fishes
s now so literally enjoying for the Champ isn-und
male ienL, both Tory has already The means
OF atisyins tho i'm Cisrl'resrA.c 4droca IF Saturday
The odds are rather against US; because highly
deem OF the art Of our cutem"rnry in brandyinr peaches
yet we should scarcely think that jar Of his peaches
could be worth d"zsn of champaign We will not
Sickle upon ires. however; and take the wager
c"rdng 10 The Terms uf the proposition We certainly
have very little fear about the result; and we count upon
enjoying the fine, mrmmolh Finishing Heath. admirably
served up in the best But should desire
TO have little champagne with our brandy, we will
take him jar Of best peaches 1--WE venture TO
say, without any dspa,n TO those of Professor
Emmett, at least equal in beauty and flavor, md The
most convenient size, 10 hisl against half dozen of
champagne. that the great Table Orator will mol be
ell ced President Of The L S against the Little Mag
chm. Whs, say you. friend Adv'c.t?
The Strangers Fever in Charleston is rn,her station
airy than increasing The number Of deaths from this
cause in The week ending the 24'h, wns l5-"a maxi
nnm which was reached four wee ks before.
here much alarm in Augusta letter Of the
Goth "Therp II draihs last week and there
100 Of ierer-n COED many Of whom
not live Another letter of the 9Th On 'hs Charleston
Courier) says. N,ne have recovered who have bren
taken, and many die in from 10 DAYS Some of our
oldest residents even Of 20 years standing have fallen
victims TO The fell destroyer Young and DID, strangers
residsnts-a are subject 10 This devastating calamity
Several are at The point Of deah and two Of our
m"si eminent phv icans at this moment in very
critical stale Several heads Of families. male and fe-
male have olrfndy fallen victims to The disease. You
form sption TO the alarm and excitement
existing among the community
The Beard of Health nf Mobile report only cases oi
Ypl Few hP New OrPnUs q
admitted int" the Charity Hospital. On that
day. Q de Abs occurred there
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FUH 7 TIE rs.N z t-IH
DEPLORABLE IGNORANCE

ANo Of The Danvllp Reporter fell into my hands
few days ago when my attention was drawn by an IN
dcx to The following Editorial:
tTP We recommend 10 The particular atten'ion vi
our sders the article from the Georgia Journal and
the one which imme datey follows II, showing why
the Son,h ard The State Rights party should not sup.
por, MIR Van Buren,. we do not see how any friend
of either no, urgetul of The past history OF the ind
vdua can favor his prelensions
Bpng a Southern man Of the State Rights party, as
the Dsnvilie Ediur was, tDrned 10 The article
from The "Georga Jouina WHEN the very first reason
there assigned why the South, and the State k'shs
pariy especially should mol support Mr. van buren,
drew from me the exclamation spiorabe ignOta"ee
II is in these words:
ynrk on the strength Of Mr. M,disnns popularity, as
an advocate for the war-nnd immeGiaPly oeser'eo 10
the Hartford cnnvention'sis denounced the war as '
,;c unnecessary and disastrous, and was cpncern-d
in bringing oui De wilt Clinton in opposition 10 Mf.
h!adsnn Tor The Presidency
The Editor Of The Reporter would not wIlin'y ana
Indignantly circulate such gross Misrepresentation az
this The fac, is he knew better Heis IN ms way,
RICH, good na,ured, Eighty funny sort OF man grea
given 10 running and epigsm; but woiuy dfhcen, 10
hisnric,I ipio, nation and political CONSISTENCY MS
creduly is easily imposed upon by such Knowing ones
as the Georgia Journal. the Richmond h'e &C anu
hence he yery nnocenly mssads The good pr"pe IN ana
anon, The commercial emporium OF PittsylVanla 90
no, fear that nur Danve Editor VIII ever oe icaf q"
pray in his religion; but his politics have UNDERGONE
suudry mutations as all living South OF Dan N siaNla3
can TESTIFY Tel none atilpute '"'o o. -, Ir
principle to a certain constitutional hcK'ehrss ~
The head of the Reporter would rely more upon n's o"h
resources study history especially the history and CON
s,i,u,ions Of his own country. and enable himself by
reading and Election assert his own facts ana man
tain his principles. he might then chai'ehSp 'of
his paper that confidence which will not De given 70
second. hand retailer Of party fabrica'iors The ne
nor,er has two original numbers Consistency "h'eh
rbew pretty well The depth Of his present oltanmrnis
in pnlitca science Will he test his skill and ingenuity
hule further By showing the consistency OF profess,
ing IN bp m advocate for the RICH, Of instruction. and
at The same time holding up BENNY Leigh os ,ne
true mode. Of genuine RsPubcan Of the J't,r,9naf
School bGaSn '.a
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Tus N..r CnsGnIss The Gazette Of Friday, con
.nns calculation ot the STATE o. par''rs w .he net'
""a.,sss .hich, having been made By Federal Arnh
..,,,s ia OF coursr grnssly incorrect. il gives the
mousi,,on snug ,le majority Of 10 Letus see how It
.a,s i, /, clsin,s Frdsrasis IN lndana-6inN Garo
6 in ~ Jarsey-2 10 Mississippi the whole 70
G.,rgia-and in Illinois The Opposition has actually
carried bu, tro in Indiana and fire in y. Canina-h VIII
hold bu, on. in Nes Jersey-lt will probably have none
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
4 DEMOCRAT UNTO THE DEATH.

UsITEp STATES AHp Texas -'rhe Hon John r or
sy,h IN The part "f he u States Government ana uen
Trmucan Hunt the part o! the rsE'an "oYr
have been appointed commissioners I" RON a"u mars
~ -. iina ho,vs.r Tho Two countries as esia
sD by he treaty of 1898 b.we'n The q s,aes and nd
Mexico The ra,fralions Of The '""'rn. :, WIS
&c, have been exchanged aud The C""mss'" s must
'"'e' uPoh '"e" rPennsGrdnian
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L,IU.N COFFEE House, Richmond.

yHyllE undersigned nvas himself Of this medium, 70
4 inform his friends and The public tina, he has be-.
cnme The propri,,or OF het we'll known and popular
adjustment kept for many years by MIR JoHs EARLY,
where he is rrpared 10 receive visitors His rooms ore
comfortable and well provided his wines and liquors are
Of The first qualify, and h'a table shall al all times be sup
nIsd with every arIicacy oi The season An arrange
men, has been made with Mr. Carter in rear nf the lio
TEL for proper attention the horses of travellers hnd
o,ber guests In short no pxerons shall be spared 20
render his house an agreeable place al soI"urn
So r4-lUFl HENRY W. MAUCk.
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Rhnde Island.

The Wings have carried their members OF Congress.
BY the skin OF their Teeth Their majority is reduced
from more than 900 about 800. The feSnln'ion in
that State is rapidly going on We have spiked many
Of the Wing guns. and will silence their entire battery
in 'ha next campaign The election in Vermont for
Governor. Lieutenant Governor and members Of both
branches nf her SinP Legs'a takes place to day
The candidates for Governor Silas Jennison. the
present incumbent, and Nathan Smile. Democrat Jen
nson elected last year by about $500 majority, and
The Wings had both honsss Of the Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03

in Hisissppi-it hos but in lnols-and several OF
the Georgin mbers will undoubtedly vote against u.
II cannot therefore have the ascendancy IN Inc next
Congress Making the proper corrections in the ia
zett"s calculation, il will show handsome majority on
the Drmncrac side. Let friends be not deceived
by Federal cypherng, for Opposition figures WILL he
.foinc .7rpaS, .9ug 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
.Mnncn nnd lie .M1rktfs.

The New York Express Of Saturday last s'sce that
"The last advices from England have tended greatly
depress all m"neysd operations oflhe City Stocks kave
oil fallen f, The shipments and drawing Of specie from
bank another have kept Wall stree, in psrec,
state Of excitement In The face Of these embarrnss
menis there bright spots. Our city is 6iIed
with Strangers. our Hotels never more crowded. The
Fall business has commenced with grea, vigor-alrendy
Pearl and other business streets present great activity
The crops il IS admitted on all hands most abundant.
The great staples Of the country fast coming TO
market II is neither Impossible improbable that
favorable change in the condition Of things may
be near at hand"
1--WE have seldom had more agilaipd week First
comes the shipment, Of specie by the Steamer Liver
pool, which was about 5000 600 To make good
this sun, 10 the shippers equal amount was drawn
from banks, which produced the excitement alluded
to. This is strange position of things particularly
when epecie, except for descriptions Of silvei.
bears no premium whatever. The export has been as
follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
WING MEETING OF HANOVER

The Whius mel nj our last Count, pursuant 10 aU.
;on,nnen, from july Court, The Court ADJOURNED al
pn earls hour to give them the Of the Courthouse
The meeting but ,hng attended; not more VA"
thirty Wings were present, though 80" Others ca ane
Cont green during the day. Several trsPeeao'e seH
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From the 22d 10 2Sth August.
$50 S47

The ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce states, that "A let
ter of has been circulated to-day the
Bank officers from The U. Bank, full OF assorancrs
Of gond feeling and that no more specie will be drawn
and all that We believe Banks feel pretty we'll as
sured that whether feeling he good or bad no more spe
Gle will be- drawn; for the post notes will sell heavily
and the balance is nav the other way.-We had that
the whole amount drawn from the vaults OF our Banks
This week s about million.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
a h-eb Press

We hail the effort that is making 10 establish a new
Republican paper in The Of Petersburg to be st led
.rhe American Statesman" by Messrs. Benjamin T.
Burwell md William b. Allegro Mr. has The re
imitation of benp a young man Of talents and We know
MIR Allegro TO be excellent Printer We are happy
10 learn tina, the friends of MIR Van Buren, in and near
Petersburg are determined have paper al ihal I'm
por,an, point take the place of the Constellation
p cordoIIv wish il success We regret that IL not
in our wer lay the Prospectus this morning before
our readers We delighted 10 see 1t raising 1.-The
Democr stc States Right Republican Flag
Virginia Sik.-We are indebted To R"bt. Butler ESQ
Of Ise of Wight for hanks of beautiful silk raised ir.m
The leaf of the common bite Mubprry-the silk spun
and twisted on common spinning wheel. ana dyed o'
four various conrs Its pr duc,"n is highly credliable
TO the lady, that county, who superintendent The whole
of the above operations.
NJ, More absut Silk in next.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Friday evening, August , in Manchester by Ell
der Henian,in Goodc, Mr.. WaLrEn 5. CulsptrE TO Miss
MARY ASH daughter OF sir Benz ann Vaughan.
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luu-r OF tbs county. I"TN-. 'tsIH, -, :, =
Sent3 l3,-wyml ROBERT BYRD POLLARD, d. c.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE.
SlSSLuu ls2M-lsin

THE this n,ttucu Will commtncn on tho
Las, iT,uIr October the Ert 81 .RGTes
Tho Faculty Of the FLOWING foesso IN tho ofce oil
their appointment: - M,
Snm X Jennings ~ D., Professor OF Maetia MedIca, Ihefa-
pcuca and legal medicine -. 49,
Of Women aHL Children -.
John Monku ~ D. Professor Of Institutes snd Practice @
Medicine.
Edward Foreman ". n, Professor of Chemistry.
john r. Dunbar, VI. D. Professor OF surgery ana SuSe"!
Anltomy.
w r. Handy, Demonstration of Anatomy.
TIE plau of this different from other ~ hi'
country The olecr buildings constructed as 10 present
u.rnr advanos. student which Intelligent Md
uutrsn Medical tofec aia
me nnL civ fuuia and and excellent board for as'
nuner Surns who hav" the charge OF patients u
de, ,b direction Clinical Lectures IRE denver
cd nn III. Session on Modclnn Surgery by the Professor.
of e chuirs Adiou information 10 reference 10
bo ,r irrY, ,pt circular obtained by letter I'D
.,s.s., ~ JOHN X W. NJ Ar. NJ. d.,
Dean II Faeahy II MEDICINE.
3i-~tsS
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the well known "Fou.hce Gfist Mi
situated about miles from Rcim"nd tho James Rrcf
Canal Families will 30 supplied II Err houses win Meal H INC
HE City Mil and about 10
per they purchase from country cas ne
NJ cnirr. particularly called ''a no
will large quaniitesG " we
M Anv order. Reese Tkor IS Ap"thecay store oppo
Io on,c,,,ry ,,,,ud'd TO- THOS. RITCHlE, ia.
=" 's'' -
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EEOm's R0nE of Prizes.

nRAWN Nos of Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Ne
y D. drawn 3fst Aug
: 81 0 as q 3 43 "a % Ia 81 10 Al
c., . 3i-lt
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.Sfr9ffOn's Office.

B Numbers for sale a, STRaTToss Lucky Office -
Look !-3.0 Capitals sold md cashed by STRaTTos, The
All Prize Seller, in a lille over II months.
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Lottery, No. q drawn
August 18th:
40 So II 80 % al IL II 81 IG AZ IL
Ticket Nos II % 40, prize Of $780, gold and cas'ed
by STKArTos. : 80
n 10 s. "A % Gi Is 50 II II 73 ~
Ticket Nos i. 81, another capita! sold and cashcd
by STRArTos.
Augusl3l:
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L.3.YD FOR SHE,

LII.
offer sale valuable property ~ INC county :" 'au'
son in Til, Crooked Run eween 800 and oUe ncfe'"
land on hic Their. comfortable dwefnghouses, Zone %
ham hnus. OF which post oihce) Also
nre house ami shops a"r, bldc.'mIth, h"d sh'ema
-, with houses: good cr'st mil ana Sa" MN
Th, together with stock oi horses, cattle hoss urn
ing household and kitchen iL'nurc "i 90 s"n 70 We
Ii.bc,t bidder IN Friday 18Th Of september next h"' sofa
al private sac.-PossessiOng gwen InmrhacF.
''e''' - ' DANIEL JAMES.
Jane, City, Madison County, Ser'cmber3 ST.
Female Badrding School,
THE Winter Session oil tho Female School at Wood Lawn ~
ar Is commence under the direction oil Ma,
rx who has taught with appreciate aniy Tor h0 last
Is months. This school wlhn limited 10 Is scholars Appica
tons for boafd should b. made by 18th SRp'embsT -
Juion in En-i>h per session oil months Wy
FRENCH cv'ra
Throrm Printing in Mexzo,in;o)
Goari. including washing, ur! and lights ~
The e Ut books and stationary furnished al cost
Sept l3i-wi@"S Y. soAI.r-.
MTOTiCE "A psiuon vii BE- presented to The next
Legislature eli Virginia. asking q law To declare
the North Anna river q lawful fence, from Daohty
Mills In Jerdons Mill.
g., Q 81 wIw-
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SsptcnIlppr 8
D,uupIu Lanai fnr .SJir.

OFFER Tract OF Land called sud Known
Chenu Grove, yIng snd being ~ '"e
New Kent dntly III. Pamnnsy r'ef coihh
37j miles below New krnt C0ur house, ami e-
IN stage leading iom Richmond 10 Niamsbus IN
tract large conmo'ous dwelling house, WITH the ne
..ay budnss Tor family, and the location hea'hy acs
adapted tho production oi wheat
tie society the nc'shbohood WIN me great
riy nf getting produce 10 market fcn"c's d"siraos "u-
n Tn. land - heavily ,mbred PINE oak and chrsnu
person wishing ,h OF land do so BY CALLING
resides the or M Johh u
ti,,ian at New Kent ha cash. tho
monks -uc sccrEi'y may DO approved
by agent WIN. Ra,cic The sale wi! take place al
house, the ID Thursday octuhrr hsns ne"
Kent Court day. NM. RoiS hn; ~
Seat
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NtT0 III 1"' N'e'h
nee or,he cuIt superior OF Law and ca ncry Tor tho
usty King Wliam, Monday the 5to August, ls3'
B.yior Temple, admir- OF John kUaGc Dec, iItlh"a'
asainst
on l. Roanc William Roana SamGe Roane James Roane, Jul
- b. o nr infant u twenty year,, lncy
Hard annu Pollard also infants under tho OF '"cn-
.on. peieh"hhl'.
The oanc having entered hrs aPrtaTancs
according the ol Assembly and ihr fre'
il appearing ~ satisfactory evidence thar ne -
not mn tins II ordered that the SAID de-
sran do nppcur The day o the next term and answer
HE bill plaintiff and that of this order be onh9h
in some published the city OF Rcmond Tor
months ard posted the front door OF the Court
house If this t"rr--tssiG
Sent3 I3,-vy.i ROBERT BYRD POLLARD, d. c.