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NToTCE-Iy virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed I" ie s,o
N -ctbrrs y Jesse H. Wilkinson aud Lucy w. ms W.T. ~"
~, e III, g div al February. i-u, and duly admitted 10 r.
cnId IN The CLERK, Office Cumberland County G"nfi Tor w
nrpn,cs IN deed particularly nicnlnnrh me sun, en-,
NJ March next proceed, - PREMISES Ia sell 10 me h'snes
Ir n nubIic auction cash, certain lo or parcc u
% i,;n. ana heinp IN said Of Gainesville, Oh winch
= ;,,n.L \ large and cunmodious Tavern House, and al
nm, out houses and all the furniture attached thereto
NJ Beds Chairs Tables, &c. good ute 10 inns pr"
% Il !. believed can he conveyed Ivy the iser lbes but Is
dee are acting as Trustees will convey snch tue ohy d HAY
ne 'cSeu ;" - - ~ JOSEPH FI-QITA, | ,r...
JOSIAH HATCHER,
. ,. ,s,1 s6--li.
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,vroRp AcADEMY-The exercises OF TINS institution wiz
TX ,;nned by The subscribers tile ensuing session, .o
DC n the l5 Of the present month january and ter
mnn On The 18Th December next with vacation o. one III me
nans W. The course instruction will embrace an W.
ie ~ ,r English language usually taught III preparatory
seh"os also the Latin Greek and French ne and
se' including Arithmetic, Algebra, GEOMETRY, piano INV
SPHERICAL Trlsononlr.,yy; .ma ,,, hing 500 90
YrrRs-Buari, iien"'"5 S'' 30
y, ,sd,r,nn win be made for late entrance
no . ne"a' Rmmtnrd Academy, King William, Va 49,,
JNO. l.. CASOS.
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POETRY.
"MycH Yrr REMAIN, ussrsa."

1Fron ne .Nlnr Orleans PieayaHe.J
THE HOUSE OF LORDS,
Get out, this 'ere the House OF ,'o'us'
This small room with red NUN
And that ,ere arm chair, TOO, tue n'oHe-
Where majesty sits shlnih
And .hesr 'ere Lords, wearn' 'heH mats
Ard ioIiin, on the benches
And them ,ere Bshops.--in their gowns,
Lookin' like fiisby wenches
Good gracious! that the Chancellor,
on the floor, OH BIZ cushin;
And which they cali the woolsack-"Heie
tn ST So nlanv's wis.iin';
And that 'crc Prime Minister'S
Pickn' OF his teeth;
Aud l,rousham, bluwin' OF ms nose
Very much aIors has Dream!
We'll, hoky, poky, what a set.
And that 'ere one Is l.ynGlurst;
"BoSton boy" and who 10 be
A Lord, nor think i; sin burst;
Aud that old CHIP, great Wellington!
l.apkin' rs III dose;
His chin upon his breaSt, ana MS
Old hat upVD---Lls nose F:
us very strange, and very like
A regular imposition;
A sci like them, altendIn' 10
A whole nation : conditions;
The only gsateel lookin sort
OF people bout the floor,
Is them in black knee brreches there,
Attendin' NJ The door.
And this ere little gallery"
CaTpeted with red blze;
Aud the "RepurtrrS," WritiR' oil
All that down stairs III says;
The door keepers hhstfa' You,
Aud frownin' II ynn speak,
Maxim you take your hat of, and
Your shoes loo, II they ereak
A voice below sings out, "My lads
Message from House of Cumniins"-
wakin' UP the HisliorS and
The Lords, and other rum 'nns;
And then the Chancellor gets up,
And walks down, very grand;
And then walks back, the message" IN
A red bag, IN his hand.
And then they take the message out,
Then they the message read;
And Then they have Il talk, and which
Repeat we doesn't need;
And then there comes, "My iuds" again,
And then another walk;
And then another readin' il, and
Then another talk.
And then, to hear the kind of fist
They make of debate;
One half they say you doesn't hear,
And tothers nothin' great;
And then Of what you catches, az
Ter lstenn', aud strann';
It's ey'ry other word "miStdke,"
While between Is the cIpGintr.
The Duke of Wellington gets up.
And then you holds your breath;
The Torres stop talkin,' and
Tile Wings Is still As death;
Aud FIRST Of all he drops his hat,
Then staegers a. he lifts il;
And then il burns his fingers, as
From hand TO hand lie shifts II.
And then you hear sound, bctwM
A squeakiu' and a nunblin';
And then word-and then stop
Then, three or four come tunblin';
And now you catch asentenee-now
You lose bout half
And If you can help cryn, you'll
Be very apt to laugh.
"Queston"-eh ''Clear this gallery
Halo. what's this about &.
"come, You must move, Slr"-Cuss'd If they
Amt turnn' Of Us out,
It's personal! don't say word
They say that ''Straws" @as there;
DON'T ,alk-we just consider il
A personal affair. SIKaNs
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POLITICS..

From the subjolned correspondence ii will be seen
that Mr.. Tredway has consented to for the State
Senate. With such a candidate in the field, who
doubts that the Republicans will save that district:
CORRESPONDENCE
Henry CorSTY, Feb 9Th, 1910.
Dear Sir: We, whose names hereunto subscribed,
being your personal and political friends, do most cor
daily unite in the solicitation, that sou will suffer
Yourself 10 be nominated as candidate for the Virgl
MIA Senate at the ensuing spring election. We are
induced 10 do So not from regard to your personal
interest, 10 your regularly rising to emnence IN
der the clear con vc,on that the situation of our be-
loved country loudly calls for the best talents the pHrc
frmes and most consistent Republicans oil her native
We are among those who believe that strict
construction of the plain, common sense meaning OF the
Federal Constitution designed by our lllusrious IN
cestors, who framed it. the only sure preservative OF
the blessed union of the States Of keeping the general
government and public servants in limited hounds OF
protecting US from partial oppressive laws property
and families from foreign interference, and above all
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dfh Erh. lSil.

HyECIJ'rOR's SALE Of LAND, NEGROES, &c ~; ~
Ia sold 10 the highest bidder without reserve on e i,,
fair, if then the nrN ia "'.i
1r,ct If Land living In the county Of ulenDu,G, =" 49,
Nrberrin bcoc Of the late Johh | !
tanning betwr 100 and tar pfopofu " ~
r,I,ll n AZ Land This Tract eight l'lfs rom
v,. and a,onin. the Of CIpt In'in inuahNs ,'
Mary Fnw The improvements stch II Nv
presume PURCHASERS WIZ i'n
b,y aturhe description i. deein.h ~
all who wish 10 purchase u 49, III, H.. shrwn i,
ronr ana examine themselves. The I'iha w " ~ =
n, ru,y T. E,s who lives At the same 'r '' W
ON H. snd ALI If HE stock hand Plantation
IN sail Tact-Wll he sold, also, 81 is l'tn" '"'N"i
nor yn,b Tract Of Land, btluIgn. Ia ht Estate I" .
y,nr in the rniny ot Charlotte tir heah waters ~
an man Richmond 10 No>ciess rc't.'
n,r of o0 acres This well adapted 70 hr eai'."
n ,r,n and tobacco rendered more 'ilabie nv
an excellent situation for Tavern iic DWehhs i> az"
In, IIul.es are convenient Tor such purpose anu "p
kept sail tract lW Hahs
"oo,s Either of the Executors Mr. Henry, or kchafd M
the land, VIII roe over y VIM az! P''
wishing 10 uurchase-li also be sold, on the sih nu on
IN. same day tl6th March, twenty-five ar FIX
,r"c nop,ron being fellows, anu very nv
lie Horses and Stock description, crop q" manu. ii
INN Utensils House Furniture, The above sale ni mta anu
Personal Estate directed by the will oil The ~ sa
- hc h NJ March will take place Land III lunrnburs-
Of thr Land offered iH sa'e III III,
Ior The terms Of Of bah Tracts VIII ic inc s"m. 10y
nr will lie required III uIicc cEh is'i
mems t both ,rar.-ihr netamcn becoming di IN br
enlr ISL scrond nStalment III Junr iei. an" r i"
nsalnrut IN December 1912. Bonds with approved rsohais
,v IN lie rrauirri 10 the the payments an deeds
n additional security ioI ut ~
chase mnury IN the Land. Tie u sale ui ihe Pt"n
,ro,erv nnJ. known the respective days al shr IN ae
colnoan. credit viii doubtless b. gwen On ne se 81 m W.
groes ',l.,., :; !, ,i,nrS llecuorS
p.o ss-tliMh
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DRIAM.-This celebrated imported Racer and Ss.i".
! thr'fnesi possible health and order, wll MAKE ~
last season in Virginia, n ms stables, NJ sloJ w
dollar Ia The groom, iyaDl. Hinn ihr season, W'
the 10Th OF Frbruar, and ends on the Isl 81 JriE
be- ell fed without STINT az 10 cents dly+ AMI 'tca
attention bestowed by tru,y erooms. but wa no s
accidents escapes. have provided every a''ph@
barren aud icaling mares and w! board black >'''l
while white servants can b. boarded on moderate 'cih
lage very +
Prlan i beautiful hay, lG hands hish, cf mat
strength, form, action and pedigree AMI tao WI So
unrvaed champion for many years On III Lnei,>h !,
nc hal su2erlnr, and many excellent Iu'e''
equal. 10 need further description. f
A. tried stallion, the English Spor;snfn acNno"
ony decidedly The best Of the age, hut " I''
land. For four years h. has had more and h'i'ef ""
any other horse whose colts .! the sane ~
trained have been winners uitrn AMI >rse."i ~ ~.
beaten. The number ard amour; ." iseir .4 i,
unbrokcn series IF brilliant victories ~ - +,
every large years old stake at New Market "''en ven,
extra weights, have won the Great OAK ''tce ~ ll
nearly all the larges, stakes in The Kingdom q ~.
Tuesdays RdtleswCrtf. 20J3 - stah"-. ~" ~ p,,.
Chesterfield Clearwel, Prendergast. ana hpst n y
merous IL name. Cruciii1 o! M l"', His w"
5000 dollars without being beaten ana y
tie best mare ever trained. The. have Won -, A..
of stakes, plates, gold cups, handcap: am - ..g.,
distances, and in Instances Ut 3, ! ah1 : mas
weights. - t.,, no
IIi- colts have won every where they nave ~" ,,a 4
year he hal the best in England, The I''>' ~ .t
best in Belgium: and sgua IN FrIice ana ". Il,
the United States have seen Monarch, u'e e
Mr. E0bertson's hlly. s,,ri,o, IN Nh
Al his present price, lie is The cheapest sti'l" :.
price brns reduced 10 suit the hard tnes-"hu "
well 10 avail them -cives OF this last opportunity
cuiars see handful Tn MFR
| Hicks Ford, Va. = .2-Sgp&
| Jan .
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rhe Subscriber respectfully informs MS 'y anu
e country customers, and the public that ne Is now
5 preparcd To furnish those in the trade WIN ~ goo"
~ nm assortment Of HITS can be had IN 'Hsiha =,
x:N Ills Mandatory having been in iu opeal'on ~,
the Winter his Stock for the Spring Is nhusuh'y
an, no hedges himscfto sell aslow rs any Noera mouse
W. nd remind those dlsnsed To prefer Home nau
,,,, 4. far AS the article of Hats is concerned they eau
III. nrfercnce advantage n they VIII una l'e
an, IL The Richmond Hat Handeory as line, rs iaohap
and rs cheap Is an. III the Union r -,o, II,,s
- kc.us large all kinds of summer hats,
Palm rror &C., which viii c sold nj very s'ii' auf'
Ma ,ock Of lIatters Materials j. always eood-eVey "'' "
III. f,r ami trimmings line always kept on mana. -.
tIe iuf III" "'7 Richmond hat .NGHuj1et1rg
npposi.e The OH Nlrict HoaSr, Man sfresf.
JOHN DOULEf.
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J,KANk g. RIfFlN, .strrcg ?. lar, VIII rar'i> ~
ucrar and Inferior Coud> Of Alhrnh!e and tyaIti L,
ties Ad.iess-tharloltcssilie Va
IlnnlrN l2ll. lciI .e-MS-
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Cranrar,~p. %. iio., Fth. ~ I.
The parties interested III the ahuvc order !" cu' ~
titled that have appointed ihc : III day ~ Idr'i ~ x
purpose Of setting tie accounts i- iif'' p -
said ordc nj which time and place icy WI a'ud' y /"
cessay evidence, 10 enable n" 10 make NJ tid a',o""
JOHN DANIEL >Pscad Conn.
Feb - -
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IN acknowledgements Rules taken in the Ceras
Office az the superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Of
Prince Edward county, the 9Th day Of December, l5l0
Henry l.. Scott, Plaintiff:
against
William L. Morton and Elizabeth his wife, Martha a. Morton,
Maria Antonrttc Mnoa and Gum Morton, Samuel Douglas
Merton Tazewcl Norton Thomas A. Morton Richard Morton,
William a. Murton Anderson g. Morton. John Norton Archibald
A. Lyle aud Mary e. his wife, Henry Madison and Polly his
wife, Defendants:
Tie defendant, William o. Morton not having entered a APP
pca.ancc security according
Assembly, rules of this Court and appearing hc
no; Of this STATE the motion uf the plaintiff by
counsel, entered rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered
that defendant, William C. Norton do appear the
Clerks Office n SAID Court NJ rules 10 be holden tho first
Monday April and r plaintiffs bill, and that
forthwith inserted the public
newspapers pat-d in The city Of Richmond for months
ces~ivcy and also posted the front door OF House
OF this county. \ Copy-Iesc.
u. j. WoRSHAM, c. c.
Dar3
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UESRICO AGRICULTURAL. AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

GENERAL MEETING: Of This Society viii be held a, the
n WASHINGTON Tavern the Of Richmond the hr>t "a
bounarv members the Of other business
The members particularly requested 10 he pnncna III thrr
by The appointed behalf the society we
.neclly inv lie The Farmers and tc adjacent counties
who have not members as also such Cizes ." ic
nond n may be disposed 10 promote the objects Of the Society IN
IN. surce. IL which, all are degree Interested 70 come
forward and unite with ~ without dctay The first meeting for
Inhibition will he held III May next, III tls cry o
Richmond ur ; immediate vicinity.
JESSE II. TURNER,
WM. II. RICHARDSON, r,..v,;r, rouui,,,
WV. n. WREN. ~
JOSEPH RENSfE,
Feb Is s--n
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Rrrkinrham. Sent. 81, 1910.

NToTCE-ST LEDGER by American Eclipse ana la In ~,
40, =, ,he noted race mare Ariel Lance and y
dam also brought the noted race horses Roman, ever
and hn..na all winners from TO mile lea tne' ut, a,
breaking dow NJ will stand the present season II NY
500 per -. celtic, and raccr by
t;o,, yhu was by American Eclipse, WI MAKE hs @ y,
this Spring. Captain Thomas Daviss 'pr ia rrry enIo
n., nj lie Is nearly ic wy
and slr of his noble Ills having received an ln!
ING last ran l. 'ic eau'e y "7 w. l.. WHITE.
stj-tf
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II ISSoLUTION-The Craftsmanship heretofore existing IN
~ der the firm Wadsworth Williams Co is this day dls
solved By mutual consent Mr. Orren Williams havn. disposed
The remaining partners are
authorized said firm for The settlement 81 eif
bu JOHN L. WAUSWORTH,
ORRES WILLIAMS,
DAVID y. TURNER,
lst January, ls4 GEORGE :. PALMER.
CO.PARTNERSIiIP.-Thcs subscribers having formed 20.
~ Partnership Will the business Of the late irm oil
Wadswonh Williams & Co in this city and New YORK, uhuet
JOHN E. wADsWoRTH,
DAVID B. TURNER,
LIST January, Is4l, GEORGE $ PALMLi. o.,
JAM IL io-oW
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JAS. NJ. RucKER, Sec

TIL, subscribers having the above the "a"
lumbar Tavern, prepared 10 furnish their customers ana
who may favor them with call, with all articles IN Inc 'o-
Gerry line good terms As they can be bought
They also attend collecting claims in the city or country
HILL DaBNEf,
Corner ADORE the Columbian, Carey Street
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To Messrs George Hauston, S. b. Staples John vat
kins, and Martin Cloud
DANvILLE, Feb. 10, 1S4l.
Gentlemen-In reply to the communication politely
put into my hands, by you, | have only TO say, that
dsinclined as have been, TO engage in political can
yass. vet regard the call which has been made upon
nv humble services not only through you, but from
large number of the citizens OF The District, as 700
imposinu and weighty to be UNDECIDED by me. Al
though | should have preferred remaining private
solder in the Republican ranks there to have done
my duty as citizen and patriot according TO the inca
sure of my capacity yet, Qrustng not IN any ability
Of nv own,) ] will shrink not, but obey the call Of
duty, though should fail or fall in the attempt.
70 maintain principles, and not men, shall be my
task The contest for men is overt remains now
only to fight for principle All who will march un-
der the flag Of %, once gorously unfurled by vr-
rina must now, then, be regarded as Republi-
cans No chieflain leader, no party dr but sa-
cred reverence for Virginas cherished principles,
anmates and nerves the Republican parry
Nor shall factous and predetermined opposition
to an administration, not OF our choice, direct our
eEorts-thc duty Of patriot, enlons an honest ap'
proval of all that may be done right, and an open
condemnation of all that may be done wrong-we
can only require an adherence TO the prcscrioea pow"
rs of written Constitution strictly and honestly con-
slruedth:s will be a sufficient guarantee against the
dangers of National Bank, the mlghcst engine oil
consolidation against the mischief and oppression
of an unconstitutional tariff, whether 1t wears the de-
ceitu garb Of Distribution or the honest name OF
Tariff" against the treachery and ntatualons OF
Northern fanatcism. Upon this we must rely And
not long hence, when the rnncor OF party sP'r',
shall be chilled BY the clear indication OF danger, ana
the senseless preces of party contest be forgotten
the South united and longer distracted by ieuds
and purity leaders, will present an undivided front
under the extended flag Of % Should the responsible
duties Of representative Of this District, be con'ded
to me- shall honestly and faithfully endcavor, as well
as can, 10 carry the Wishes and promote the IN.
teresls of the District Should il be otherwise, shall
cheerfuly and cordially acquiesce in the decision OF
the people.
remain, Gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
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SPRING IMPoRTATloN-Frp. :, 1871

liISA CUEENSWARE, &c-I have received, per snip Ma
~ olson, the bulk Spring Goods embracing not only inc
greatest variety decidedly the peest patterns have ever
offered for sale.
Additional supplies Of English Goods will be received toeeer
with every description of pressed and PLAN G1s from lne
Manufactures this rouHtra which offered by the pack
NeN' WM. F. BUTLER
Three doors ADORE the Bel 7arern.
Feb % 9i-2aw6w
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7.c, n0I aus REN ARD-fnn away from me sn.seiios
rn IN mdsscx county, the 9Th Of the ptsgm' n;h
lnhE y. ' ".J 1b,rrs Charles X very ikey, nl'sn.
negro hn h cory I,rht blue eyes, about twenty SIX years
"d FIVE feet six or eight inches ish and wen @ pan
aons ~ ami White fnr hat left wit!iora any liz i \
ever aud i no endeayornc TO get % ~ mass mnmo-
smart sensible fellow and well and
sied win give above reward for thr app can oet him
delivery Of him 10 me, secured in any jail 60 ta re-
,uon ANY information concerning MN WIZ W 80, yirania
ivrd Nv address is Chuchyie, Mddescx ua'ts' paGE
-, Aft
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Observation-Disclosures associated hos H. i'raz,y 4
~ me- ms partner the business viii hereafter be conducted
der The firm and title of Winston Readily; and, intending
keen constantly my usual large and srnrl ,gr
Groceries shoes Hats &C. would respectfully lg,,,
AMY the former customers of r. Winston, hut the .c r
rny 10 give call before bnyn: elrew lfI" n W. VII
surcd that WE shall be enabled sell los r, IN
had in the market Particular attention WI b. pli 10 !.
o all KINDS Of produce that may be CONSUMED Us and as
made when desired. 70 hh WINSTON
~ H. TIn-- iI..b;s! 10 me arc particularly requested
and settle Their arcorn's a .aIs - acrcar : 49,
raLle 10 close up niy individual business - Commence. Ill.,
partnership - i'N !" iAsioN
EsI1
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.1.crl0N AND COMMISSION STORE

AUCTION md COMMISSION SIUsE'
THE Subscribers taken the house on the cross street I'M
,v in front of the Tavern and neat door TO Messr
,,as s,yrr A. SON tie Auction and loiins
; nims.s IN nh lis branches They will also inform irr
,, and ,c pulic that they VIII continue their former bS
ness Of hiring nesnes and collecting debts IN Tie Ciy Of c
nnnd and Of Nreinahns Eivinsto ntf
,n md others opportunity Of having their Claims
nm The ,,t favorable They hope by strict attention 10 %
min \. addition already liberal patronage iheif
house IS i'll he ready goods on The I'm in- ,o
6ur charge for hiring will be per cent Tor
co,ciIn. the same do collecting SivO III Tue city
do do under SlOO u do They VIII also attend 10 te ne
etotS ~ '''s y ~ 6G-tf
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our precious liberty itself "Frsqaen recurrence 70
Fundamental principles cherished maxim IN hepno-
lies rs hest calculated to bring back from our errors
and 10 curb grasping ambition after power. In taking
retrospective view Of our political affairs, we believe
no period of history ever demanded greater heeu
for this recurrence than This hydra mon.
ster-tls latitudnarian doctrine of construction OF
the Federal Constitution. destroying the Limitation OF
powers in the General Governnent-usurping lie So
vercrnty of the States which must lead, if not arrest
ed 10 monarchy despotlsm, is again rising among
us Under this dangerous doctrine, We see advocates
and newly converted ones, too, in pure RrpuOiican
Virginia for the Incorporation of this great moneyen
arisocrncy, the u. S. Bank, which, in the language
Of the great apostle Of liberty MIR. Jefferson IS can
gerous To our republican Institutions and the welfare Of
our country We are threatened, too, with sGuandef-
ing the resources of the General Government IN DIS
tribung the public lands among the States, thereby
creating necessity for this odous tariff for protection
the taxing of Southern agriculture for the aggrah-
dzement of the moneyed capitalists OF The NORTH
This hend. like fanatical Aboonism, by its junction
with our political opponents, is increasing in numbers
and power calculated TO disturb The repose oil the
South and to sever the Union. What Republican can
look upon these awful forebodngs without the greatest
socitude? Upon our State sovereignty and an en-
lahiened people our safety must mainly rest In the
time of the reiun of terror under thr elder Adams, our
had resort to those resources and found
relief Under these circumstances, We most earnestly
call upon You 10 stand upon the watchtower OF liberty,
10 warn us of approaching danger and assist US IN
overt;no the evil consequences from country. We
assure YOU with confidence, that the Republicans Of
the District will cheerfnlIy unite in your support.
We have the honor TO be,
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~ ,,u MILES viii make his next season ~ t' ,'i''s "
- pchmnnd shepherd the county Of Prince fd"a, ~,
an,s,wu or third of his time; one other ilfn A. l
,,. ~ Mr H. H. Claiborne III the county 81 @ .n
nilrs below Raines Tavern, on me sage o ~ u,h =,
,, q, huntsville Buckingham County, ana WIZ " is'
mares AZ The price II sly the season anu gu u p mn
- ,hlc when the ;srcr;ained or Inc mare -
"a cents ca.h thr groom in ever instance ~ ;e
the season, hnicsS oiH."i
aarecd r. nj the time. The 10 commence Inc i"'h "
~; ,ss = rich chesnut sorre IL hands inches hen' ~
fine szr and commanding form, nine years Ola mex. w. ~,
M, ~ ~ ID I,Id Sir charlrs-Sr Clarlrss Dam was ny wa
,va,or and lie by Old Imported Domrd, &C. For iuhcf
particulars see hand bills .,,,pn m ,Sroy
~ II
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IAPGRAvE-hs distinguished English stallion ana n
M J ,r NJ Gar.rs viii his next SEASON ~ w!
,,,l,,te Conf House, Virginia. 1erms-soo .nG s, ;h
M nm ar before the Isl da, Of August nrA,, a. " hdrJ
, III Insurance 10 be paid a the mare Is arefara
~ he in foa or tanserred-and in every Instance NJ the
elo I e,son will be required 10 execute thrr moes WIN
GOOD security as have subjected 10 some
..ann,s ~ long standing Good ana extensive Pisi's
LII n rnrnishrd gratis the mares wen ien Ie' IN,
with grain at day servin.s s s. hand hills
be boarded gratis. fo' iu''i'' f WYATT CALDWELL
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