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10 define his position in reference to Abolition
Granger also, has shown h's hand.
uNow. is there man in the State Of New Yo,. :
hel;eves that Francis Granger would have 49,
make such an ayowal, while canvassng for the a.,
now holds in the councils OF the nation; MOI m.
But having secured seat IN the Cabinet, which ),
n,Le him resident for four years in proslay4.s
tom of the country, he is all at once remarkable !,
and seems not 10 be outdone by his chef, in denim,
';ans of Abolitionists What brave man tins r.,
C,onrer is. and how worthy 10 be elected .snsrs /,
besI..' from every circle where open and far de,l,
regarded with favor:
we shall trace the tortuons course OF Slr Graz,
moro anon But is this the man, TO whom SHOULD I
been entrusted the keys Of the door, winch conn
Gates from the Fanatics Of tie North 10 the Cuz~,
the South. We should suppose that he was On
the last men, with his spirit and feelings, 10 Whom
management of the mails should have beenea,,
| ed in these times,
GOV. SEWARD.
The scenes at Canandaigua Of November, l,3'. ,r
our particular friend, the Governor OF New lor,
his Clique They shed much light on his prcsgr.
sition likewise. Before Us, is "Cncu!ar 10 tie 4.
Slavery Electors of New York" from The presc-
Vice President, Secretary and Committee Of two 4.
Slavery Societies in Albany They recomment n
II. Seward as their candidate, and among oihefrs..
for their support, state the following:
ulst-Mr. SEWARD is the Candidate Of Tie \.
which, on the floor of Congress, nobly vlndca,..
nestimabe Right Of Petition, and as molly assert,
Freedom of Debate; of the party, also, tia, 80,
Jouy OulscY ADAMS and WV. SLADE; Of paf.y 4
views are liberal aud tolerant.
"2d.-MR SEWARD is the Candidate Of tie y.
which, in our last Legislature, passed Re>or
against the admission Of Texas INTO tie Unon. a,.
Pu,tons Gag Resolutions; IN fnror Of the Righ, !:
,ition. and in favor ofgrant!nc Trial By Jurt 10 pr
claimed as fugitive slaves. Instead Of tie deaa,s
tions and revings with which our petitions Il
treated in years past--ins!cad IF threatening Is /
penal enactment, the Wings received and treated I.
t,ons and RESPONSIVENESS with that respect art CO..
due to their constituents.
"3d-Mr. SEWARD is tie candidate Of tie !.
lha, opposes the election Of a President who Sta
pledged 10 veto any bill abolishing slavery N lie !
| trict Of Columbia.
What better treatment, then, could Virginia hag.
pected from such a candidate: Here he Is asogc
be the candidate of the party, which - I'm ':sc
granting trial by Jury TO persons claimed a ~.
slaves This is the very measure which Goir'
Seward and h,s political friends have carries 81.
their famous Act of May last. lie put himse.: II
rash pledges, and woiully has he redeemed hs risc;
Gus enya Gemenis.
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I From TIC Winchester Yirgiuion.
March, 10, Il

From the Winchester pirgnRioH
CoRREsPosnEscE.-From the following reply OF Mr
Byrd TO the committee appointed to inform him OF ms
nomination by the Democratic Republican party, TO re-
present the county of Frederick in the next House OF
Delegates, it will be seen that Mr. Byrd has accepted
the nomination, and that authorised 10 announce
his name as such. We are informed that Dir. Wood
has also accepted the nomination, that Messrs BYRD
an Wood will again be before the county the lie
publican candidates for seats in the next Assembly:
RICHMOND, March 9th, 1c4l.
Messrs. Fl. Sewers, ST., Robert l.. Baker and John
Fletcher Committee.
Genemen-Yours of the 18th umo, informing me
Of my nomination by convention Of the Democratic
party of Frederick lately held in Winchester as on OF
the candidates of that party for seat in the next o use
of Delegates of Virginia. has been duly received In
ply permit express my gratitude for his additional
proof of the confidence of me Republicans of good old
Frederick and say taa alhough it had been my m
tenton retire from public life, do not feel myself at
liberty decline said nomination under existing clrcum-
stances.
II is due to candour to explain that this reply has
been in part delayed thus long, by the fact that prsv'
10 the receipt of your letter. and before anticpa
ted being again nominated for the Legislature, had
so far yielded 10 the wishes OF many of my political
friends here, to consent that my name should be put
in nomination for another office connected with the 60
vernment of this State As recent circumstances how
ever render probable that shall not be put in nomi-
nation for that office, feel myself at liberty to con-
suit my own feelings by responding at once to you {;
and shall leave this for home the day AFTER TO- NOR
row.
Most respectfully your friend and fellow. citizen,
RICHARD L. BYRD.
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The Black list!

The Baltimore Argus says that William "a.
has been appointed Surveyor Of Baltimore -
Col. Jas Mosher Revolutionary soldIeI-'s", i.
Gen Harrison. Mark this, patriots ana 'e ppS,aa
Baltimore. among the Wings, say to ,hls, v" g
there is trouble in the "wigwam Io"'"7
cast their shadows before = ,opoy
Thomas Flnd!ay (not McMahon) is to q ap' !.
Postmaster Of Baltimore, II IS sa'd-'h Pa
c. B. Penrose Of Pennsylvania, who iurnrs : :
and voted for the Pennsylvania Bank OF the - H.
who spared no exerions TO defea, the vii o. u. $
pie, during the backshot war has resigned d, III n,
ership of the Senate in order to piepa,r The pre-
ofsolici,or of the Treasury at Washington "a make
ncumben, is of course to be s'Pefseue"
~ The New York papers complain of the app des
of The Consul at Paris. Robert Walsh, VA. T. liz +
Wing, and fine scholar, wanted 'tmou We're posg
inc Post says, s'his services and CLAIMS "s''
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General Scott is proceeding TO the Canada frontier to
take TO repress any disturbances which may
grow out of Leods trial at Lockport II said that
Mr. Crep den the Attorney General, will be present
at the trial on behalf of the U. States.-.Sat. Gas
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"The condition Of the revenue and IMAM,
Why this call was indicated, before Consf'
in the Message of the Governor Of hentuc'y /
it is fact, as the Globe states, that as soon =
gress met, Mr. Clay pronounced that there n a.
Extra Session 10 repeal the Independent H.,
1t was no discovery of the condition OF Inc ~.
made during the Session, or since, which SEEM
principally prompted the call. j IS 10 ias'en i
necks the obnoxious measures of Messrs eiis'
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Judgment of the people The usefulness OF ae spe
.au Guarded as in that mutual confidence when
y created BY knowledge of his general principles :
asry;ces faithfully performed and generously appro-
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POLITICAL,
I From The ~ y. Erenino po,tl

From The ". J. Erening Pust.l
at Is understood that Mr. Webster will his The
Senate preparatory To entering his duties the cabinet
on The 18th Of February"
We quote this from the Commercial Of last evening
1t seems 10 be admitted all hands tina, MIR Webster
is to ne the Secretary Of State under Hnrrsons adm
nistraton. Let take him in hand for few moments
and satisfy ourselves, if can, what sort of Prime Mi
mister he is likely 10 make.
Mr.. Webster is of extraordinary ability in GER
tain respects; five say that he is not we should
be guilty of gross injustice, and should initiate
very bad example, that of the Wings hen they speak
of eminent men of the Democratic party. Give Mr..
Webster brief, and nobody would make you better
argument He will state his positions clearly illustrate
them ingeniously and enforce them mpressvely. Let
him know thatit is his business to produce speech in
favour OF free trade against free trade, for hard
money currency against it, for National Bank or
against it, and you will be pretty TO have an able
speech, and most likely, if he happens to be on the
right side, capital one.
This is great merit. perhaps, but this is all. In
certain other respects Mr. Webster is an able man.
nay, he is weak man, and an unsafe man. He wants
foresight. he wants decision, he wants persstency in
right purposes, three things indispensable to the prn
cipal minister in Executive cabinet Some men have
knack of talking pausiby others have the gift of act
ing wisely and Mr.. Webster unfortunately belongs to
he former class. In defending course Of conduct al
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his Children which he le an evidence 70 the
~ bv which he was influenced, and went out 10 ol'
~ ,hc balance of his connexions. After bringing
Es;: a;. s be- can 1 s
"noli ne ,so This indian rave information of party
o of thirteen negroes and three indians being es,aD
shed on the Wi,hlacooche; that they haa 0, tbs
there FOR some time, mentioning that several o, .e
@s were slaves of Colonel Humphreys hoa'o1.
ee the principal chief the delegation s n ip" a n5u
ca miles to the S E. of Tampa, awaiting The ARRIVAL oil
who ssa as a s ihsm e
snccceded in collecting between 80 and 90, who were
and with s n OF on ne s saSs
,nproachnr The point where they were collected they
the alarm and dispersed G Fspu ns ~ tSev
vii he ali in at Sara Sofa when the delegation will
meet them. " ,u,tr, ,he
One ofthe delegation went after Hea0 kmata' . s,e
chief of the Taahassees, who was his nephew wns
finding the old man, brought him to fort No near oe
dar KEYS, with all his family, and some other Indians
The old chief sending out for the balance OF Tie
and declares himself willing to emgrate
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ItRfAM-Ths ccebrach Imported Racer and sii' (.
i the finest possible health and order. VII r7" II
last season in Virginia, ~ ms stables ~ slGl ~
dollar the groom, payable within the sel>on n'i
IN the 10Th nf February aud ends tie ~ Oi ~ i
be wr,l fed, without STINT, NJ 40 crnt> dan; mn ~
attention bestowed by iristy gronms: hut WI wv
accidents escapes. have provided every a. '
barren aud fualing mares. and will hulrd 'la'h 80
while white servants be boarded on ioderat. p
lag. very At.s
PrIam is a beautiful hay, lG hands HIGH of ma'.
strength form, action aud prdirrre ana Too w. ...
rnrivalled champion FOR many years on n Ln-', III
he never had n superior, ana many cfcc!tW .-'-
equal, 10 need further description ...'.
As n tried Stallion ihc English Sport>mcn arA''
not ONLY decidedly the best nf the age, bur M i''
| land. For four years he has had mere aaH le'''f
any other horse whose colts were II the : y. r .f
trained have been winners nfts n, and styerf 5'
beaten. The number aud amount 81 TIER =" ;'' q. +,
most an uubrDken series Of brilliant victhH's
every large two wears old stake NJ New Market or
extra weights; have won the Great Oak iNt'f p1.,
nearly all the largest stakes in the Kingdom - ga
Tuesdays Riddleswortb. 2O0O g. STAKE {, ~" - .e
Chesterfield, Clcarwel, PrenGrrcast- aud ~ 80, f
merous name. Criicix, ~ his g., ~ mn
5000 dollars, without ever being bca'ei aha
the best trained. They haze won 49, ~ M
of stakes, plates, gold cups iandicars, an' 49, 49,, ai
distances, and in some instances al 2, anu "'
| weights. - t..n IT.
His colts have won every where they nave T,i,al.
year he had the best in England, nc ne' IA fermst
best in Belgium; and equal 10 any IN tr". Gu,ep t.
the United States VIC have seen Noaaich, '"e
hr. Robertson's iliy r..t,.oa n 81 s.
At his present price, he Is the cheapest '1 t,,ct-
price being reduced 10 sui, tic hard 'ir' rHa
we'll to avail themselves Of this last opp''''''' ~
cuars, see hand bills. Il r. VI
Hicks Ford, Va. .3-ss l.
Ian
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BIGGER'S OFFICE,


~ " :. - ~ ,i M n, ~-'' BIGGER
Drawn Nos for Virginia Lcesbure Lottery Class A. "'a
'O'H '"" Ct 30 20 "a Al 20 81 IL u d - =.
Bigecr's Grand Schemes for february.
s35 $3.50 of 81 800
VIRGINIA WELISBURG LOTTERY, Glass Is, for ls4 10 ne
Grand capGs-s a5 loOoo $780, 1000, $500, $685. 5000
40 prizes Of 800, &c, 50 Of al0 sc.
Tickets only siU-IIalvrs 5-ouartcrs 50. so,
Do ID. DO Do. 2 :, i I"l' S as 81
s3O.oOO! and % prizes Of $4,000.
VIRGINIA LEESGrRG LOTTERY, CIas. ., for lSi 10 ne
drawn NJ Ar,andri Va on Saturday, the 2i 81 Frh ISL
Grand capaas-S3ooo0, 1909 $685. 5000 3eOos'oo 2'o'
25 prizes OF s1,o0e &C.
Certificates Of packages Of - Whole Tickets $50
DO. do. . Quarter do. 3 80
$4,000 in prizes 900 and II drawn nos out o. 10
VIRGINIA MONoNGAIIA LOTTERY, Glass D., for l6i 10
be drawn At Alexandria, Va Saturday, The 21t Feb lei
Grdad Scheme
] OF S0.ol0l 5n,;,cs of
Of 10000 opnaIgs"
." ~ io,m1 Amounting TO
Of ionoJ s'''o"
prizes Of Cor aHO 10 prizes Of 81 900, 20 Of $780, ~
of 20 Of 40, ~ of aa1
rmkctS Sll-iiaives 5-Qnatcrs2 So -
Certificates of packages Of u Whole Tickets, Si:o
Do. do. . Ian DO. ~
nT Trkes above Grand schemes and Ill others undri
The manage ~ ~ S.GREti0RY 4 t' for SALE III the us
shares tickets The cash all prizes sold by BIGGER, can be
had HE nnIn The drawings are received.
For the Grand Capitals and PROMPT pay, address -,
tho. L. BIGGER Richmond, "a
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JannnrN 9Th. 1911.

BETWEEN John Eariey's Union Coffee Iiuusc 'Hi II Il
II kins's Dry Good sturc, and door, hello" 60 II .
We wnu! take this late opportunity Of tlanst1'r
favors received the last five years j, was not 'it
10 establish ourselves through the press. hui 70 -" =
tisacou 10 NIL who rail npnn III, winch ~ ci-.ti'
able any Other basis, ana Of which are ~! " ~
been almost universal
IL is design pursue the course nj th'+ '
the Gtiir Al goods sold ny thru do moi rIea~' II
IS, iii. color make, fashion, Otherwise. c1h r
the money refundrd-pfoyidri, the s;f'c sia'I ~
We have NJ i!i> tine n large a stock, y Wi
any in the State line al business, an! wu"'i y
wife the economist Ia giyc ca!l before pnrclan2 @
for himself. and II prices ARE not pronounce ~
,an any other in III. cif, wc shall hr very murh a5,
have Cloth Coats Sa; lr others charge 81 ~
trimming: The furnishing the rinth'and pf
are sold for 81! and Vests, Sirts, Drawers, lihdH
vats Gtorks Sisprndcrs, Sacks, tnyes md 'nar, ~
and qualities and all uarr articles usually kt;t "
which we are determined la sell oc, Tor cn"i' ~ l
puhc To caI.ard see whrt'er llcy want 10 lny fn0A
90 an GoOds aarraHfca ....,...
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VERY Coon The FederaIists have introduced a
series of Resolutions into the Legislature, lnslructlng
our Senators and requesting our Representatives 10
vote for the repeal of the Independent Treasury Law
Speeches from Prnrosc, Williams, and others, full of
bitterness they barren Of argument have been
delivered the prolific subject. The Democratic
Senators, Heady, Brown and Gibbons, defending
the law with vigor and eoquence. On Tuesday last,
Mr.. Heudy offered the following amendment TO
the Instruction. resolutions:
Strike all after the word requested, in the first resolution,
independent, Treasury Bill so SOON As SAFER AND BET
TER DEPOSITORY SHALL RE PROVIDED by LAW FOR
TIE KEEPING OF THE PUBLIC MONIES Of the United
States
gentep present on the occasion declares that
the scene after this truly laughable. 1t a
maser-stro.ke, and took them all aback. Like Mr..
Clay they would repeal the law; and leave the public
monies 10 be deposited anywhere-repeal it too before
it has had trial. Mr.. Hcady gives them chance,
they VIII: TO repeal the law, provided "beter depo-
STORY" III furnished They cannot vote against his
amendm ent without showing that they in favor of
'he reJ,ea only for political reasons When it was
offered it is said that Williams looked unusually bitter,
Penros turned Familiarity horrible glance rearoards,
while the remainder looked on in mute despair How
they will surmount it, remains to be seen.
Lancaster (Pa.) Inteliigcncer.
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buckingham, Sent. q. 1910.

NJARGRAvEThis distinguished English stallion and Racer
I'VE and rcer Racers viii make his next season nj my stable
Charlotte House, Virginia IermS-S5D the season, pay
Isl day Of August next nj whrh time The
season EXPIRES commencing n fchuay-Onc hundred
dollars be paid soon 4 the mare Is asferar
Ina transirrredand IN every Instance 81 10 me
groom. Those make payment IT the
the season VIII be- required 10 execute their notes with
good ccury as have subjected difficulty in clos
ING standing. Good and extensive psiracc
furnished gratis and the mares vel fed, u required
prnin per day. Servants seat with mares, VIII
boarded gratis For further particulars see hand hills
WYATT CARDWETT.
Sl-tlJc
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from The subscriber
Il living liddlccx county, Tie tl OF the present month
negro man named Charles. Charles very likely bright
fellow light blue about twenysis years
old fret eight inches ici AMI well proportioned tie
had on cloth blue cassnrt
,aoo whic fur hat lie left without any proyocation what
ever and il no doubt encayorIng free State lie Is
very smart fellow well calculated 10 nno
Tested. viii the above reward for the apprehension and
delivery Of him secured in Jail that get hun
again. Any information concerning him viii be thankfully re-
ccved. My address, Churchye Mddesex County, virginia
- WIN. X. PACE.
Ruck;p,han, Sent 81 1910 a2-tf
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@zn EsNgA
NJ # IS Mn
POETRY.
"Mrcn rE1 RrnM>s usH's".'

NEW BALLAD.-BY :. LOVER.
The dar, of Love was fcaihef'd hrst
From Foly's wing. they say,
Until he tried his shaft t. shoot
In Beauty's heart one day.
He miss'd the maid
So on, his said,
His aim became untrue,
And Beauty laugh'd
As his last shaft
He from his culver drew.
"In vain," said she,
ssYou shoot NJ me,
You spiieful little thing;
The feather on your shaft scorn,
When piucked from Folly's wing"
But Cupid soon fresh arrows found
And fitted TO his string,
And each new slilft hr feaiher'd from
His own bright glossy wing.
He shot, until
No plume was leff
To waft him To the sky,
And Beauty smiled
Upon the child,
When he no more could fly.
Snow, Cupid, l am thine (she sasdl
Leav,. oil thy archer play;
For Beauty Yields when she IS suro
Love viii no, fly away"
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NrorIf.E.-Th. heir. and ic-aI representa- IN
~ daughter, Of John Easand, 'ieeca,sa o NJ j
tina, the proceeds of p4, L,ae ~ ne I lere
now in hand and ready to be ai,,,'II gii,. COUNTY
me, (post rcid,} at Black walnut ony one or NOR
saurhers and setting forth the interest v .I1IlE ~
promptly attended y. 'o"''
January 2lst, lsil.
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LEXiNDER DuVAL co. Hh9icsa!e and Retail Drug gusts
- keep constantly hand supply Of Enclish French ana
American Chemicals Surgical Instruments &C. dealers IN In
.sh American White Lead, dry and in oil Painters C"ors,
brushes in ana Lamp OILS Window Glass &C., &c lndi
CO. Mader Coppers and Dye Su generally PeI,nery Fan
Articles embracing large ana we'll assorted stock oil ar
i,n +, ' 77-l2t
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FROM FLoRIDA-The steamer Charles Downing, ar
rived at Savannah the 9th, from St. Augustine.
To the polteness of the Editor of the Republican
arr: indebted for the folowng:-
Correspondence Of the Savannah Republican,
OFFICE OF THE News,
St. Augustine, January 22-7 A. NJ.
From an authentic source at Tampa Bay, under date
ofthe oath Dec, learn that on the 10Th Indian
came in with the white flag, bringing with him two of
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n n RERNARn- clerL-

.
The mentioned in the foregoing order OF Con-" was
jail this about The Isl al May last lie
three and half inches ., about my years o age,
dark nearly black compcSon and has large on tr
Of his right hand and wShe hand bcn- very much de.
formed. e that he carried about twenty years
Dinw dhe by Mr. Benz araway 10 the State OF Alabama,
pend The beginning Of the present when he returned
Virginia lie also states that he liberated by Mr. Iarda
way m Alabama and that lie has FREE wife New Orleans.
J. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Petersburg.
SLIT
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$50. 900 ,corfh Of DrV Goods at Cost.


THE subscribers intending their business the Isl
Of July next offer their well assorted storh If Dry Goods Al
cost and rcni many of the cut Goods nj less than cost They
are, part, as follows:
Snpernr and super Cloths and Casmees assorted oIors
Rich figured and plain Velvet aud Sa'n Nestncs
Super figured Mrriro, 1oluet and Swansdn"n do.
superinc, mddling and low priced sa''ine,s
Pilot Cloths Glasgow and Victoria Ke.sess 'N''
Plaid AMI Plain Linseys
81 and GA super French and English Merinoes
Rose, Whitney, DurI aud T~iIed Blanket,
SMprrfne medium and low priced rints
White, red, yellow and green Flann,l
Plain black ami blue black, and assorted cnored do
superiinr back blue black l'onbazncs
Rosn, Crcassian and Cashmere Plaid
Rich figured Satin. Eroche and 1hbrt shawls
Chenille, Mcrno Tartan and Naena d.
Thihet, Nerno, Chenille, and SIX handkerchief
sIerino, Satin, ChaIiy and Victoria Scarfs
Ladies' Mcrinn Cashmere and Moiar Hose
Ladies' white and black plain nd ribbed Silk Hose
Plaid embroidered and plain Cap and Bonnet Ribbons
Embodered hems,ched and plain Thread Cambria andker
chiefs
Thread Cambria, Lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and medium size Table Cloths
Cambria Jaconct, Bark, Null, Swiss Checked Muslns
Ladies' Kid and Filet Net Gloves and Mitts
Bandanna, spilali,d and P"T n;ee, andSerchefs
Cotton, Flag, Bandanna and Plaid do
Filet, Railroad, Work, Bo.d and silk Nett
White md black Silk Lace, Blond Spring and Star Thule
silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasos
White and coored Victoria and Corded skirts
Satin and Bombazne Stocks, Shirt 'osoms and Collars
full assortment of 3d. A and 81 Brown and Bleached DO
mcstcs, Cotton Diaper, Bed Ticking Apron and Furniture
Checks. &c.
As determination sell at auction whatever re-
main the ls July every mducemcnt viii he held out TO
enable to reduce stock the lowest possible
before that day. VALENTINE & BREEDEN,
" hite BnIdags, II street, Saoekoe HM
-5-wEw
THE subscribers having removed TO the above the Co
lumbar Tavern, prepared furnish their and
all who may favor them with CALL with all articles in the Gro
Gerry line good terms rs they can he bought.
They also attend TO collecting claims the city country
HILL s. DhBNEY,
Corner above the csunSVsF, Carey Street
Aug2l 9Q-n
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yTIRGINTAA1 Hastings Court held for The lwn Of Peters

yTIRGINIA-at Hastings Court held for the Of Peters
burg The Court House, Thursday, the 18th day OF De-
cembrr 1870:
William Lewis, sometimes called Lewis Brown person Of
confined in the Jail Of this town for The last
eight months, this day brought into Court:
Court being able IN Obtain satisfactory proof
of his person, slave, do,h orcr
that the Sergeant nf this town advertise Inn III me petersburg IN
teliaenccr and Richmond Enquirer until The third Thursday in
January next describing INN advertisement by stature,
color, apparent Marks and the said William Lewis, alias
Lewis Brown, is rcmantcl To Jail.
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Alex. Duva havin: this day taken John
~ Purcell CoPartncrs!p Apoccary and Drug bust
conducted By the Subscribers under the
firm Of Alexander Duval & Co. AI.EA. ~. A.,
Richmond, Jan. Let, 1911. JOHN PIRCaLi.