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Il Y'Ee.fCT OF E.gN,Es

containing one thousand four hundred and
nineteen acres, more or less, lying on Clear
creek, in the said county of Greenbrier, being
the land heretofore conveyed by the said John
A. Trent and his wife, by deed of trust re-
corded in the Clerks Office of said county.
to secure to Andrew Beirne the payment of
debt theaein mentioned.
The land is of great value, and the sale af-
fords fine opportunity. for profitable invest
ment. ANDREW BEIRNE, Jr. Com'r.
Aug ISIS
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DIED, on Sunday night, of bilious fever.
Mr.. WAsHINGToN Paul, Stage Driver, a ma
tive OF Augusta Co.-FrcdoichsJwe .4rcna.
DIED gin Lexington, on the 9th ultimo,
JOHN FRANKLiN CARUTHERs, Esq. in the 10th
year of his age.
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NOTICE.

Ri virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Supe-
~ rlor Court for the County of Henrico an d
City of Richmond, pronounced on the 9th
July, 1889, in suit therein depending, be-
tween VIM. ii. mcfarland, pltf. VS.. J. l..
Trent, admir-. with will annexed, and residu-
airy devIsee OF John A. Trent, dec. &c. defts.
l shall sell, tpublic sale, for cash, on MON
DAY, the 2sth day ofSeptember, at the door
or the Courthouse of Greenbrier county, be-
Ing within the town of I.ewisburg.
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NEW AND
CHEeE P GOODS.

FNHE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public in general, that he
has just received, and is now opening sup
ply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
which he intends TO sell mostly for cash, at
very reduced prices. He will also trade
goods for grain of any description, for which
he will give fair prices. He respectfully So
licits call from the public, and hopes to re-
ceive a fair portion of patronage. His sim
cere thanks are due for past patronage.
JOSEPH S. RUPERT.
Fishersville, Augusta Co. Aug. Pit
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ia great Wing Convention is to be held
al bunkers Hill, on the 10th of September
next, In which the whole of New England
VIII DC represented. Il. w. Leigh, Esq, it
US SAID, Will attend as an invited quest.
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VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
ior Augusta County, August the Sd, 1910.
James acknowledgements
Jacob Mohler, Admir-. of John Mohler. decd
and in his own right as one of the heirs.
Magdaline Mohler, widow of the said Jno'
Mnhier, decd. Abraham ri oiler, BENJAMIN
Showalter and Sarah his wife, late Sarah
Mohler, and Fielding Betto, and Hannah
his wife, late Hannah Mohler, and others
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Martin CARRIER and Mazda
line his wife and Fielding Bette and Hannah
his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act Of
Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth: is ordered, that the said defendants
40 appear here, on the LIST day of the next
term 10th day of November next,) and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copv
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse.
A COpy-Testc.
n. G.. KINNEY, c. C.
Sept. 3.
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VALUABLE FARMS
Nv ROChINGHRN,
AT Public Auction.

'EHE subscriber will offer at public sale.
on the premises, on INursdoy the IaM of
Norem6cr neat, that VALUABLE FARM
owned by Adam Wise, Sen. decd, lying in
Rockingham county, about 9 miles west of
MT: Crawford, about the same distance south
OF Bridgewater, within the same distance of
the great Valley road, and miles east of Ke-
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C00ESasg SEOCe
FOR SALE

Will be sold for cash, on Saturday at
o'clock, before our door, ONE ROTARY
COOkiNG STOVE. This Stove is second
hand, and can be recommended.
ALLEN g. COCHRAN.
Sept. 9, 1910.
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The 'Belle Poulo' frigate, commanded bv
the Prince de Joinville, and corvette Favor,
lie, bound to st. Helena for Bonapartc's re-
MAINS were at Madeira, from Cadiz, on the
24th July-to sail soon. VIC
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CA Ip,AONy

ALL persons are hereby forwarned from
taxing an assignment on or trading for two
bonds executed to me, one by Joseph ID. Bell
Tor S5l6, executed on the 10th March last,
due nine months after date, bearing interest
from the date-and one executed by Alexr.
walker for SIG, executed same date, due
nine months after date, as said bonds have
been stolen from me.
GEORGE RANKIN.
Aug. 27-3t*
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NORTH CAROLINA.

We find in the Raleigh Register of Friday
last complete returns from all the counties in
the State except Tyrrell. The majority for
Morehoad, the Wing candidate for Governor
is ,4O5, and Tyrrell, it is stated, will give
Wing majority of 400, making the entire ma
jority 9,sO5.
The Legislature will stand l0l Wings to
Van Notwithstanding Wing majority
of 80 ON joint ballot.
INDIANA.
The New Albany Gazette of the 18th says
that parties in the next Legislature of India
ma will stand as follows:
Senate, 81 10
ii. of Representatives, 7s 90
100 81
81
Wing maj. on joint ballot,7a
ALABAMA.
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Sept. 8, l840-it
VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
tor Augusta County, August the Sd, 1910.
William a. Abney, Admir-. de bonis non of
David Caldwell, decd. -plaintiff-against
Joseph Brown and James F. Patterson-dc-
fcnlnn.c w
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IN CHANCERY.

The Defendant Joseph Brown not HAVING
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by sat
istactory evidence that he is not an inhnbitont
OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here, on the LIST day
OF the next term { 9th day of N ovember next
and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and Thai
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse.
A Copy-Teste,
NC. KINNEY, C.
Sept. 3.
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35I ACRES.

In the finest state of cultivation, nearly ape
half cleared, about 90 acres of meadow, ana,
the balance well tmbered.-The improve;
ments consist of A LARGE STONEa
HOUSE AND KITCHEN, large Swishcr
BARN, and all other necessary out houses
an APPLE ORCHARD, and four good new
er failing springs Zone within short distance
OF the dwelling house,) affording water for
almost every field.
Also, at the same time and place. will he
sold another TRACT OF LAND. contain.
ing
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" A number of Advertisements are una
vodably omitted.
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FOR SALE.-A Negro Woman, who is
a good house-servant, and an active Girl e.
levcn years old. Enquire of the Editor.
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IS I-2 ACRE s.

lying about mile west of the above describ-
ed farm. The improvements on this farm
are good DWELLING HOUSE AMI
KITCHEN, smoke HOUSE.new BARN.
an APPLE ORCHARD, ard a good never
falling spring not far from the dwelling house.
on this tract there is some meadow, about rs
acres cleared, and the whole in good state
of cultivation.
Persons disposed to purchase valuable
1arms' In one of the most pleasant parts of
Rockingham county, will do well to call and
t examine these previous to the day of sale.
They Will be shown by the subscriber, whose
residence adjoins the large farm.
" The terms will be accommodating,
and made known on the day of sale.
ADAM WISE, in.
Ear. efMe Estate Of Il. WIse, sen. decd.
August 81, 1910.
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The Central Tip. Club meets on Saturday
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ESTEeAY.
STRA1ED from the subscriber about the
~ of June last,
a ESri gEat hay Mare,

THE subscribers have just received large
additional supply of FRESH DRUGS, ME-
DIClNES, PAINTS, &c. &c. which will be
disposed of at the very lowest CASH prices.
Among the articles may be fourd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

until they found it impossible for majority to Unite
upon the nomination of Mr. Clay;
"Mr Holiday $ time being lrmrtro, he had only a ie"
minutes To discuss The Independent Treasury, and To
expose some oi the numerous humbugs in circulation,
to The prejudice of Mr.. Van Buren,; and closed his al
dress amid the enthusiastic applause of nearly ali pre-
sent. Indeed, from the fact Of his beIng q stranger
among the people generally, the warm * imgs w'lh
which his address, (nf winch We have gwen a very IN
perfect sketch,1 was received, IS highly gratifying !"
his friends, and vas the cause of much chigrin and
disappointment among the Wings and Mr. fonta'n-,
who seemed uneasy during the whole discussion. ".
followed Mr.. Holiday At the close OF ms speech IN >
weak endravor Ia vInd cate his deviation from the Re
publican ranks: abused the Enquirer and tir Admins
tration, and endeavnred I" enlist the synpatires "t th-
audience BY representing himself as a per-rcntrd mar
tyr, Mr.. Randolph of Albrmarle aud VIZ. Holladay
made a few remarks IL replr 10 the Hon. srn tor; and
It being NEARLY dark, the discussion closed. We need
hardly say that Nj. Holladay's speech has produced
great effect among the people, and many have no doubt
been gained Ia the cause Of Democracy. The Wings
are quite silent since the discussion.
Rpsprctfullr, &c.
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SrFSESi IN B,ftDrd.

..IIBERTi. JuIG -, ~
awe have had a glorious dav fer the cnns" OF Demo
cracy and Equal Rrrhts. J. Warren Gr,g5by, Esq,
"f Rochbriigr, "a youth who has Just gnttrr out OF III"
hands Of his guardian met Mr.. Senator Anderson OF
Botetourt, who had been sent for By some oil the wings
10 address The people al Bedfnrd. The Wings CLAIM.
ed although IT was the appointment of the Drin'cra'sl
10 have the conclusion OF the discussi"n' u" a ON
mIttre OF both parties was appointed to arrange IN" or
der Of debate, who could not agree. Mr.. rr'gsoy
then told Mr.. Anderson, in presence OF the asseiloirh
crowd, that all he wanted was a fair discussions anu
proposed that he, Anderson, should name The tiur
each should occupy. Anderson named rs" anu 4 haIi
hours each, and a half hour for reply. GrrgSby asN"dto
have an hour for reply to Anderson, and take The tim"
from his G. first speech: but Anderson INSISTED thai
ne should only have the half hour for reply ana thli
he would rrjci;, the same length OF time. The Arrange
ment being concluded, Mr.. Grig.by led off IN 4 most
eloquent and effective speech toa crowd, rs think, "f
Al least > or 600 people, who listened with the n."Si
profound attention during ms whole speech. tie was
frequently Interrupted with bursts Of applause, t0Rg
and Ioud rh,entpg. When Mr.. Grigsoy read Nr. An.
irrsons Address Of I-36, Mr.. Anderson SAID h" had
taken back his letter of credit VIII ch he then gave '
Buren,, &c. llr. Grirshy SAID he 'rohGd ,HdnrSe what
he, Anderson, IN 1870 SAID about Y. b., and he, &, would
prove by documents, and HARRISON official acts, that
what he tAutirrSonl had said abrnt HARRISON was
equally true. THIS was t"lcrably hard 10 digest. Mr.
Anderson cannot ret over his address. particularly n
H.. saws he has not changed. Nr GrIgSby called upon
the VII - 10 know whether they had changed. They
shook their heads, and d scented. Well, sad NJ, no"
does i, happen, that Mr. Anderson and you are nnw
,ctinu tpp.lilrr. when, few years since, you were n
f,r apar, as the poles After Mr. Crtgsby concluded
NTr. Anderson took The stand, but he c'rtd not keep
he people together: they scattered, and, brt"r" Il" "'s
done. yer is hrt.vr he hid not 100 h"a7"r-, probably
not near :, many. When he concluded, Mr.. hrtG-bt
rrplr,I. and al.n. st al The pr"rl- wh" hid not gnn'
bnnr. returned Ia hear hrn,, and r"ly on u, h. short re-
pv al hr.i ~ hrur, was a sc"rch"r- In snort, | ihnk
H.. used tn Senator up; AMI The Wings themselves ad
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rgOv NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.

~ verify brlcrp the Wings are acting IN coucsr
throughout the Uninn IN their ncw hnnbug on ihs
Census. In this rrgion, they frS, swore, that every
thing included in the statistical tables was To support
the Presidents standing Array aud, after that ole
cry Of 'swnlf ceased 10 have lis EFFECT, 10. and behold
in one general cry, now, they say the object is Il dirsc
tar, to support such cStravagances as "gold spoons,
&c, so d"lefully chanted by his Honor Sir William
consistency Rrves.
"S,ncc the people have seen that M name appears on
nc b0ok ot $~tafisics. and, consequently, that q batch d
igurcs can scarcely BE- expected To be taxed, THIS, also
is ssno gr.' Qlcry-Wnuld I not be well fr YOU to
call public attention to this fact, VIZ. that there Is Nc
name, &c)
..D-pend upon il, sir, tand would not deceive on
of cur friends If all the State stands as We d.. there
Is nothing to icar:-but let the watch word and battle
crv Of every rcai Republican hc:-I wii! act, on the
first Monday in November, as It | kgew that the issue
depended on mv individual vote.
zone word - our larger sisters, Old Shenandoah
Rockingham. Harrison, Sc. &c.-Please tell them, that
their TIRE sisters, down East, make onc request Of
them, and expect not to be- denIcc. VIII they, tbs
Fall. for our sakes, mo, fr IN" sake of our cause,
bring out, in reality. their tenth and other L"g,on~:
We will not repeat the qnestIon-we anxiously, hui
ronfdcnhg, anticipate what the answer of our dear SIS
tiers viii be-
ssAs YOU, some DAYS since, intimaied a wish to hear
of the doings Of the Feds. in every quarter, | have
thrown ;hsGa hasty remarks together. and you can
bpstow upon these gentry such notice If any as you
may think they deserve.
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OGLE-an Oracle Of TIC Hhigs!!

OGLE-da Oracle IF The bhtgs!
W nav" aiready seen that the National Gazette tthe
rIa''nr Wing organ in Pennsylrania) declares Mr.
..heo.ns speech, (Which the reader will hnd on on'
nv Nv 2'g-q 10 be a SATISFACTORY
r'nNpF THE PRESIDENT FROM Any BLAME
lltT NAY BE ATTACHED TO HIM FOR PER
s2'AL EXTRAyAGANCE
i.N NV York s..yeu WDrid," an able Wing press
: ~: severe on Ogle, in the following paragraph;
sH'LL BusISEss.-The Opposition papers are Pdo'
ipsIa! "i,l appreciation the remarks Of Mr.. Osie, Of
a.-a';!vnala, upon the civil and diplomatic apPro'
f-'t'a I'll. Our readers viii be amused with a fe~
s@,."en' .: his speech. .Ir. O.tc should DC tmms'
10y ~ "ot"ted head- rniter at The White House. re
: 7a' s5"a"nty lies tint ,ay."
!, II - Wings rave become very fond Of "smati po'
AaTins nothing to 90 up"n.-O Otherwise, why
= ".S max" 50 much Of a DIR. Davis, formerly OF ,
una ana then Of Washington, where ne attempted
q Webster paper, as Mr.. Robinson proves, a'n
q nal from Tennessee. He has written
! q %h'ch the Wings are attempting to make sotn'
-'' p",Ica! capital, and which he processes to az
; " ne voters Of the 18Th Congressional Dislr'c'
i. I'5'cang Nr. Van Buren-He says he attended a
{ .She from that District the Van Buren, Nationa
"'eH'on OF Baltlmote.-But the Baltimore RePuo'
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NATr1P0TY LAND FOR SNLF-A. Fyecurar u John

NNTFNPONN LAND FOR SNIE--A- fIrcnf0T ~ J0Hn
~ ktii. Deceased, and pursuant Ia a decree 81 the County
Court nf King and Queen, nnnu"unc d n" l3th DAY IL jay, IcA,
shall proceed 10 sell. Ia the highest b,itrr. an The premises, on
The 10Th dag nf Scptrmh"r new, II FAR. II MI, IN n-u TAR dAS,
On u cr'df "f twelve months. That rilu'hIt estate whrh"n tn' .a'd
John Kidd dp-d --Lrd and gO--.-~-ti, ltIng ia the county ~ HthC
: GU en-. ahnlf three mIa- from New Town aud eight from Ny
i-iS. c0urainin. fur hundred and forty ,iS acres. The irnd Is
FIRTH. v.ty level. and easy Ia cultivate. The Improvements are
, good dwelling house, with eight rooms, and the necessary out
houses.
miles di>tint, VII take pica-ur" IN showing thu land 10 any per
san WISHING 10 virw II. TRAVIS BA;BS.
H-ulU
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RcEGH. y. {. August I've congratulate our
Friend, on the auspIcinus manner III which the h'ec'
IONS nave opened IN this State. We have a Demo
cato .ln II i73 in Granville, SO IN Warren, % IN
t's-can,c. l32 IN Nash.
S1nwaar 4 clear Democratic Republican gain OF
SEVEN HI NDRED AND EIGHT IN four counties
0Di. F~Iow -ciuzrns of the West! Come up win
r,a- 5r.,hran Of the East TO the rescue of the Constr
,.aon, and the preservation Of our liberties from a vain
.g:oI! and iusulent Aris'ocracv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

- ~ REV ARD.-stn away from IN" Dover pal Nih'hs
- ~ ,nInrany. iwhrr. III VA tIfri, >nnr tIht ~ 'p'"" |
nv negro man StNY. The -au! nr.r" = about , . 'r"l S'''' 80
,nIur black. aud rather upi"r tn. "rirnar >mr. y" marks %
L.ct.d ne has been hr~d urf ~ q hurtmah Tor several 9 NJ pt''
and am inclined 10 h,Ir ~ that he i either inrH'he hn""! ~
Basin N Richmond, or employed on some OF the o'a'' i"H "'''
m. npp.r country Il Richmond. .Ic,
The above r. ard. win 1il n"as"na,a' -Np"i-r- -! nr ~ Ia
hs delivery To me, living IN thu nri2hi"'"I,1 -. ~ \ Y!nouS.
coal pr.
azure. "a '"' No." Git.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

Itotent language eiScmhtre!-Capt. Il. F. Stockton,
a Wing aud an officer Of the Navy, addressed the Vim
c"ntown Federal meeting in New Jersey, IN the 18th
July, and declared, that "for himself, # he had held
the high commission OF New Jersey IN the last Con
sress, he would have presented the certificate on the
point OF the hunting knife, he would have nailed il
with the hunting knife to the Clerks table, and de-
rnlndtd what Southern h"tspur would take II oil. =
again lie said, I'VE have the means in our
hands-lrt US act peaceably if we can, turc,bly If W..
aust. II we come To the ballot-boxes and are defeat.
ed, l do not say all is los,-rHERs WILL RI MES STILL,
WHO WILL PROTECT THE FLAG, aSD DIE RATHER THAN
THESE NARACbEES sHuULp TAKE POSSESSION OF 1T
let them not therefore lay that tallerrng JUNCTION to
Their souls. Yet this Ho,spur holds a COMMISSION
from his c"un,ry-and like his BROTHER Wing, Orator
Preston, IS tnr using those means which Nature has put
into his hands. People Of Virginia! What do you
think of such procerdlngs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

NoTICE.-Reing H. t-rminrI L. -~l nv St1llIon .Bummrri and
" Jack. any "nc hr-iroIs Of purchasing such property can get
a great bars1tR hv caly ap ! c1iinn. They can b. bought for such
terms n VIII >iIt the purchaser.
PsApr,-Rumn-r va. got by Elrroi. his dan, BY Robin Red
hrrlr h. grand dam. br Shuk. . = dam. bs iAlh, . e II m, ny
BAY rr- Frarnuusht = = = dam, by Old Jrus, g : = 2 . dam,
bv Wilmington: g.ss.g ana, ny ola Janus.
The Jack l. Inferior u none Is 4 sure aud I'M ioal grttrr.
J T.. 4. MARTIN.
rs | have some YER, fnr colts should like to self also.
Post Office, G.uchiud Courthouse.
hu1- oE-p1y
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Mr. James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, IN ms la'e
sncecb TO The immense multitude at Baltimore, SAD,
.he felt perfectly warranted in assuring the hstt on
tina, the majority in favor Of Mr.. Van baIen ana T U.o
Tecumseh could no, fall short Of lo,Uuo At IeasL ~
he said. was below the estimate generally tnaue y W.
u Who oa had the bes, opportunities Of forming, a correct
iudrmrnt; but as he dos red to be within bounds m
WHICH he could no, be mistaken, and would prevent ~
deserving has friends, he had placed the majority =
that amount p,,t;mo-a
me = n The faIlow;nr letter, ~aualyzrs the probable
vo. a'' IN each Congressional District in Maryland, and I'd
,ssrrss ns that Mr. Van Buren, will carry Maryland oy
a decided majority:
"oxroRp, (Md.,) July 5lst, l94v.
.ia "aaF EIss,iP p1eq prsse9.e d i, ) 20" my candid "Pn on 10 d
the probable result, and our glorious triumph . IT, !,
election Of five Democratic members, as ". IN, :, =
predicted in my MISUNDERSTANDING '"as -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07
SAUNDERS majority in the District l,46G.

StGRiy's District.
sarnJ.r. Morehsad.
"a.'corbe ILLS maj.
a-a,a,.
t,rGe
Fit % maj.
T,~G
VISA ng,on
w. ions fnr Edgecomhe to neutralise Morehead
,a7-t"s IN the remaining counties Of this District
O'a'ns and Sheppard's Districts vote on FRIDAY
.'N. 'Ee balance Of the State on the 18th INST. me
: -1.' : % be fought and won in the West on me l"th
'a-cootest Will be a close one; but II our party come
~ aw n the mountain Districts we shall triumph
u .t,n-n.rn Z,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

c.-n REV RD Ran away from the subscriber about o WIZ
S.1D az Julysa.r. a negro man named DICK, i"mn 81 I" .
v.,,. al nr.. Spld negro iurmary belonged 10 u W. "frrn 90
IA" ,,,y ~ Rrhu,ruA. where liz !a~ been living for several YEAR,
aud IA. a fr. wife. Any person that viii deliver Nun = im' ~
~" 'ru"-' 80 ~" =. 49,, vyari. WM. EATON.
","i 'nE' ''"''| -" ah-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

N~TOTIcE-Au persons having claims Of any KIN. IS 4 !,
~ .s;a;r IL Thomas g. RliHes. d ceased, are frfr's - IN \
rr--e,, AMI nrn-~rnt- them without delay. lhi- NOW Il
pe'' :" :" :" - :" ROBERT ALEXANDER -7a"''
Northumberland July, 25;h. 25-w5,-
August
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CnNYENTION

, Convention II the republican party n The 3d Electoral
.a,aao..J ~ rbr counties of Gyrrhllud, Pnwhata 2, AHr
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