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WILLIAMSBURG MEETING.

AT meeting Of the Citizens Of Williamsburg, held
at the Courth use, on the afternoon Of Monday, the 9Th
day Of December, lslI, for the purpose of appointing
Delegates to the Education Convention, TO be held il
Richmond, on the 9th inst, Col. Robert McCandlisli
was called to the Chair, and John Mann appointed Sc
cretary. The obient Of the meeting was then explained
by Mr.. Moreau Bowers, and the following gentlemen
were appointed Delegates:
The President and Professors of William u Mary
College, Judge John B. Christian, Christopher J. D.
Pryor, Edwin Shield, A. G. Sou,hall, George w
Sou,hall, Thomas G. Peachy, John NJ. Mnnpln, Robt.
II. Armistead, John J. Jones, VIM. 5. Feachy, VIM.
r.. Z. Douglas, and Meresu Bowers. And on motion,
the Chairman OF The meeting was added to the delesa,
lion.
On motion, It was Resairsd, That these proceedings
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
lished in The Richmond Wing and the Enquirer.
ROBERT McCANDLlSH, Chm'n.
JouS MANN. Seem
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JAS. S. QuE.ESBERRY, Sec'y
FREOERICKSBURG

At meeting Of the citizens OF the town of Fsede-
~ricksburg, held according to notice, at the Courthouse,
on Saturday, Dec. 4th,
On motion Of VIM. NJ. Mitchell, the Mayor was call
ed - the Chair, and John Minor appointed Secretary.
Whereupon VIM. Browne, John IL. Wallace, Tlos.
B Barton and James Williams were appointed a Com
mi;tee 10 draft resolutions as they might deem proper,
tocarry into effect the objects aimed Thy the meeting.
The Committee having reported, the following reso-
li,ons were adopted:
Rssoired, That this meeting approves the plan of
holding a Convention at Richmond, on the 9th inst ,
fr the purpose of taking into consideration the subject
.! Education, and 10 devise some scheme TO promote
ina, object.
Eesolred, That this meeting will send six delegates
10 represent them in the said Convention. n
hssolrsd, That the following persons be appointed
Delegates to represent the citizens of fredericksburg
N the said Convention, to wit: o. Nj. Crutchield, B.
R Wexford, Jas. n. Campbell, WIN. NJ. Blackfofd,
lanes Thomas and VIM. NJ. Mitchell.
Rssoired, That the Chairman and Secretary Of this
meeting be also appointed Delegates to represent the
c,zens of Fredericksburg in the said Convention.
BENZ. CLARKE, Gin.
Jouy Minor. Sec'U.
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RICHARD Fl. PAruaM, Seen.
CAMPBELL. AND LYNcHEuRG.

iNlib IsIa shho III 4sssiib hhs
AT a meeting Of the citizens Of the town OF Lynch
burg and the county Of Campbell, held at the Protest
ant Methodist Church, on the I'd day Of December
On motion, Col. Maurice Langhorne, jr, was called 10
the Chair, and John Nj. Speed requested TO act rs Sc
crctary.
The object Of the meeting was explained-and, on
motion Of William S Reid, jr, Esq, n committee was
5. Reid, jr, +. l.. Il. Shaver, Samuel d.. Tompkins,
and John y. Brooks, 10 report resolutions, suitable 10
the occasion.
The committee retired a few moments, and recon-
mended the following resolutions, which were unani.
mously adopted
Eesoirtd, That we heartily approve of the object o!
The Education Convention, TO be held in the city oil
Richmond on the 9th inst.
EsSoired, That --, be appointed delegates 10
represent the town Of Lynchbnrg aud the county Of
Campbell in said Convention.
RcsOired, That the editors Of the Lynchbnrg Vrsi-
nian and the Lynchbure Republican be requested 10
publish the proceedings of this meeting.
On motion, the blank in The u resolution was filed,
by the Chair, with the names of the following gentle
men, to wit: Messrs. Thomas NJ. Bondurant, (of the
Senatel Richard II. Tolcr and B.. w. Nowlin, (of
the House Of Delegates,) Richard K. CralIe, John n.
Speed, William ). Reid, Jr., j. J.. b. Shaver, J.. III.
frisg, John II. Seay, William T. Yancey, John Ear.
Is, John y. Brooks, Edward B. Withers, Charles II.
Lynch, Samuel ID Tompkins, Sydney Fletcher, Judge
Jno. Robertson, Iac. l.. Ciieathan, Jno. ID. Dabney,
Jas. Garland, Thos. u. Bouidin, VIM. J. Shelton, Odin
g.. Clay, Thos. II. Towles, S. II. Davis, Sr, lowing
Clarke-and on motion the Char was added TO the de.
legation.
On motion, it was Rfsoirsd, That in case any ofthose
10 do so, the foregoing gentlemen shall have the power
TO supply the vacancies thus occasioned BY such ina
bility. Nj. lANGHORNE, Chdtrmda.
JomS VI. SrEEn, Secretary.
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lures. The Baltimore A,ncrSan says, there is "a pros.
pect of a deficit Of nearly ten millions annually-be-
sides. additional approximations are necessary for mary
and Notifications. "The Tariff, then, must be raised.
The 90 per cent maximum will not do. The expert.
ment has had its trial, ard n fais one-il will not an.
swer." And notwiiId nding these pressing demands,
the Turiffte "R. AGhe Ian" does not %ecommend The
repeal Of the Distrit9tiSn .ar:. No, no; the more the u.
S. give away, the more IL will Ave to raise by duties
the more the Tariff must br inc ased. Let Uncle Sam
raise more funds, a, a beaver ]se1bense to the People Of
the South BY an augmented Ia10, or by an additional
Loan.
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,JorS B. Cary, .Sec'y.


EDUCATION MEETING IN kING md QUEEN.
Al a meeting of a portion of the citizens of King Il
Queen county convened at Burlington, on the Goth
November, for the purpose Of sending delegates to the
Education Convention TO be Lsli in Richmond, on the
9th December; Capt. Robert Courtney was called to
the Chair, and O. White appointed Secretary. The
object Of the meeting having been briefly explained by
Col. Alexander Fiction n:otion, a committee con-
sisting Of Colonel A. Fleet, Charles J. Fox, and Jas.
c. Roy, Esss, was appointed by the Chairman TO
prepa.e resolutions for the consideration Of the meet
ing; whereupon, after consultation, the following were
reported and unanimously adopted
Resoistd, That this meeting feels a deep interest in
the Importance of Education, and wil! nse all means 10
advance IL in this State.
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' We have lost one Of our most virtunus and respect.
able citizens, Robert NJ. Poore-w who died suddenly on
Sunday morning, at an advanced period of his life.
Peace be unso HIM! May the earth lie lightly upon his
honorcd ashes
The Richmond Wing pnrsucs its usual course #
abuse towards lis opponents. 1t pronounces Mr..
Rutheri"ord's Message 10 he wishy-washy -abounding
in non c 'mmittal. ~ there is not n liberal
Wing IN The whole community who will not pronounce
The charge gralu'tous aud false. As for ourselves,
we OF. course expect no liberatty or Justice from
its columns. 1t deals in lis usual slang and epi
,hets, which Lord Bacon stamps as the mark OF
a little aud vulgar mind. 1t even sloops quote pas.
sages, as if from our pen, and puts words IN, our lips
which are no, our own. We caunot condescena Ia ex.
pose such miserable tricks as they appear but W. will
make the Organ expose itself, by publishing hereafter
"The Beauties Of the Richmond Wing" from It's own
columns. We will make the Wings themselves
ashamed of their own organ. We will show the Party
from the beauties Of the Richmond Wing, how indie.
cent, undigni6ed, and unavailing is the Organ OF
Party which claims to i~tselfall The Alents and deeeney o
the country.
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MarriageA.

Married, in The town Of Cara, Cumberland County, Va, On
Wednesday evening, the 21h nit, BY the Rev. Mr.. Eincie, H..
Dowpy, Esq, 10 Tie beautiful, ainiallr and accomplished Me-
Nascr, youngest daughter Of Major Ilanel Siegar Vi Pow ha.an
County, Virginia.
ar The Wing will please copy.
Married, on the lath ut, Al Rnrai Retreat, in ~Powhatan. hy
The Rev. Sir. Curtis, Mr.. N,1aAN W4l,oS, of Buckingham, Il,
Miss SARAH 5 taGshte. 81 III. James I,inan, deceased, Of Pow
hataB.
Married, al Oakland, on th- ih of Sovsmber, lsii, by The
Rev. j. McDonsld, Dacl. j.. II. I.T,sr, IL Mis- JrLi. J,SIl,
daughter, If Col. Rir!laid Ruwrrr, Ill u The county ii f-.rr.
Maurd, by Rev. J.. /. hagoon. On ihr ~, int. Nj IltAu,.
Tc,Aas Ia Mlss nnh,lnl. Lo.INa al Of III. .uN.
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a. N. VEs,nLE, Secretary.

n,.Ailc. MEETING IN SUSSEX COUNTY.
nse."g % Z, ,N citizens of Sussex County, Virpi-
r nass was n'' 1s a. The clubhouse, on Thursday, the End
was appointed Chairman, and .;chard fl. Parhsm soc.
reiary. "1" 'e'-
The Chairman, in a few pertinent, ,m,rLs ev,,,;rsa
The object of the meeting. The folio" ;nn ssnI",;ora
were then offered and unanimously adopt
LIST. ResOieed, That this meeting highly a,,ro,e &c
the Convention proposed to be held in the city u Oh
mond, on the 9th inst, OIL the subject of Educa,i1...'
end. Resolred, That the Chairman Of this mee,,.
appoint fourteen delegates to represent this county in
the proposed Convention. Whereupon the Chairman
announced the following gentlemen MS the delegates,
viz: John Cargil, WIN. Thornton, John II. Walker
&. B.. Gill, WIN. d. Taylor, Col. Jesse llargrave, A
w. Lanier, Rev. J. ID. Dudley, J. W. Mason, J. b
Freeman, Col. J. J. Prince, Major c. +. billiard, LA
Lamb, and IL. J. Harrison.
On motion OF Col. Hargrave, the Chairman and Sec
rotary were added 10 the delegation.
:'rd. Rssoired, That the Editors Of the papers in the
city of Richmond, be reqne sic1 10 publish the proceed
ings Of this meeting.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
GEORGE BLOW, Gin.
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FEMALE scHooL--The next session Of the subscribers
4 School, conducted by Miss f. A. Thurston, will commence
hnuary 10Th. 1912. Miss Thurstou has been living in his fami-
Y fs more than two years, and from her skill and experience in
Faelhnc, and The satisfactory progress of her pupils during that
"@r, he feels warranted in saying, ample justice will be done
u"e dlspn>-d TO paironize the school. His terms are:
sWr tuition IN all ENGLISH Branches usually taught in the best
:'malr schoo-, hoard, washing &C., for the scholastic year q
IN nonih-. 500 90
distraction viii he given in the French Language, 10 such a.
t.ie II, by Mr.. Pioda, Il highly educated gentleman, a native
y LaIog~, and complete master Of the language, at SD per SEES
ION q ae months. Persons wishing To enter scholars are re-
gr,Ied 10 do 50 a, an early day, by letter, addressed TO the sub
%hoef, Orange Court house, Virginia.
NEWMAN.
lee. .. ~6a-eaw3w
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COUNTY.


AT a meeting Of a portion Of the people of Amherst
county, held in New Glasgow, on Saturday the 27,h
MI. 10 take into consideration the ~propriety Of the Con-
ven,ion shortly 10 be held in Richmond for the purpose
Of promoting the cause Of Education, DIR. Henry l.. Da-
yies was chosen President, and DR.. Warner Jones, Sc
cretary. The following resolutions were then offered
and unanimously adopted, viz:
lst. Tina, this meeting cordially approves Of the OBJ
iect Of The Convention to be held in Richmond, on the
second Thursday in December.
ii. Tina, the President Of this meeting appoint ten
gentlemen 10 represent this county in said Convention,
whereupon, lie appointed Col. John d. Davis, Captain
WIN. Nj. Waller, Jos. K. Irving, Hudson NJ. Garland,
Jr, Jas. P. Coleman, DR.. jas. Powell, Col. VIM. Dbl
lard, Major Addison Taliaferro, John Thompson, Jr,
and Alexander Duval, OF Richmond.
Sd. That our representatives be, and they are here
by requested to urge upon the Convention the adop-
ton OF a memorial to the Legislature, praying for a
comprehensive and efficient system Of primary schools.
4th. That these proceedings be published in the
Lynchburg Virginian, with the request that they be
copied by the Republican ofthe same town, and BY the
Wing and Enquirer OF Richmond.
HENRY l.. DAVIES, Gin.
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Oar City is now the theatrf Of many public bodies
not to speak of the strangers who are aocking in for The
Education Convention. Ist. The Two branches Of the
General Assembly. I'd. The Federal Court, Judges
p. V. Daniel and John Y. Mlsonl Sd. The General
Court, Is Judges present Ith. The State Board Of
Agriculture.
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The Education Convention meets IN the Capitol tins
morning. 1t promises to be numerously and most re-
specially attended. Ii has ii in its pocer 10 render The
most substantial services TO The Commonwealth. If con-
Quoted OIL wise, energetic, and patriotic principles, the
day Of lis meeting will be Il bright and glorious one in
the annals Of Virginia.
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H. 1.ENETr, SccrctdrY.
MEcnLESBIfEt. CDIjyTy

AT 4 meeting ii The citizens of Aecklenburp, at the
Court house, November 10, after an address by A.. N.
' enable, Esl, The HIM. William O.. Goode was called
10 the Char, and A. N. Venable appointed Secretary.
II was Rfso'sed. unanimously, That this meeting
appoint twelve delegates to attend the Education Con.
ventIon ahou' 10 meet IN Richmond in December :
And the follow 'ng gentlemen were nominated and ap-
pointed by t' mret'ng-A. N. Venable, Tignal Jones,
beverly Jones, Tucker Darlington, Landon G. Gar.
land }. w. Harding, Nathaniel Alexander, Warren
Dupree, William Travis, Samuel v. Wakes, George
'. Scott, Francis w. Boyd, and Richard II. Baptist.
f'soired, That the above Proceedings be signed by
Tue c@airman and Secretary, and forwarded to the pa
pers IN Echmond for publication.
WM. o. GOODE, Chairman.
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Mr.. Adams has alrf"y taken The. field for the Abo.
lition Peti,ioners-on The It day of the Session. The
Index says, ale was dressed IN a Geneva scull can.
and seemed TO be about taking holy orders. At any rate
he looked like the high prirs, Of Abolition in The il. S.
and of British tyranny in CHM. How he can preach
liberty here, and slavery N China, is more than we can
say, and therefore we viii say M more about it at pre-.
sent lie had better wear red stockings also-and
he might then pass for n Cardinal
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Leake, Jesse F. keescr, John o.. Goddin, Jamcs S.
Ryall, Richard Hill, ST., Rev. Jesse ii. Turner, Judge
z. V. Daniel.
On motion, R,so'red, That the proceedings of this
meeting he forwarded |" The City papers for publication.
|. a. GODDIS, Chairman.
InuN il. EtrArIr Sccr.Lurn.
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We are informed that the Rev. VIM. G.. Jackson, Rec
.rO %tungar's Parish, Virginia, has been appointed a
Chaplain in the U. S. Navy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

Georgia seaG,e-Thc kesoI"9 pos attached to Mr..
Of the Republic, against a Bank, Distribution, &c.,
&c.,i have been passed by the Senate with triumphant
majorities. Some of theE unanimously. The strong.
est, minority vote of all Ia. on the 9Th Resolution
az for, % against.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL FOR SALE.-By virtue of a Deed
W Of Trust, executed % the subscribers, rs Trustees, BY Hen
= 4 christian, dated on the 10Th day Of April, 1885, and record
'a - The Clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Count, we viii
~, On ths premises, IT public sale, oil Thursday, the 9TH day of
lanaary, lsi2, At ! O'Clock, p. NJ, tina, valuable property, called
NE washington Hotel, II the corner OF & and 9Th streets, 10
ether wiill all th- buildings, stables, &c, To HE same belonging.
= iae Deed of Trust under which the sale will be made Is To
~ .e sum of SaJtD, due 10 Mary Richard, ExecutfA Of
I'm Richard, decreased. The sale will he for cash. Acting as
iia>hes, We shall convey such title only ~ is vested in us by
'r Provisions of said deed. The title, how ever, is believed to be
IcttO. GEO. W. DIXON.
L. w. MAcMURDO, 'AN'"
Der q 1874 rD-fdl
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Al Z meeting held NJ hing Geor2e COURTHOUSE, vi
Thursday, the "a Of December, l5il, previous notice
b.tay gwen, for The purpose of appointing Delegates to
,s Education Convention in Richmond, Augustine
iI.!hugh, Esq, was called 10 the Chair, and James ,.
gaisenberry was appointed Secretary.
Col. Edward r. Tuyloe proposed the following reso-
li,,ons, which were adopted unanimously:
l. Resoirsd, That Col. Robert w. Carter, Robert
Wallace. Addison Hansford, Rev. VIM. Friend, w. K.
Mason, Charles Mason, John Hooe, ST. l.. l.. Carter
and Col. Ed. T.. Tayloe, be appointed Delegates to re-
p.esan; the County Of King George in the Convention
:. Rcsoired, That in our opinion, the chief defect IN
oar School System is the want of competent teachers
liza. Normal Schools or Academies should be encour,
agsd 10 supply this want, and that each County in the
Stale should be required to contribute, for the promo
lion Of Education, any amount equal to that which IT
derives from the Literary Fund.
>. Resolved, That the distribution Of the proceeds
Of the Public Lands furnishes the means Of enlarging
lie Literary Fund, and that the share Of Virginia should
u devoted exclusively 10 the promotion of the genera!
education Of the people.
!. Resoired, That these proceeding s be forwarded for
publication to the Arena, and that other Periodicals be
requested TO publish them.
On motion of Mr.. John Hooe, it was unanimously
hcs0ired. as our opinion, That there should not be
ang further appropriation made to any institution OF
learning in the State; that is, neither TO the University
or colleges, until provision be made for an ample sys-
ten Of Common Schools throughout the entire Com
monweaith, except so far as the State may be already
pladged TO such objects.
Tie meeting then adjourned,
AUG. FITZHUGH, Chm.
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The Rumor Of an Engagement between the u.1
and British troops, down East, is believed 10 be Il Hoax
The British are said to have had much the worst OF it,
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We are compelled to lay over an Saturday a"Coun.
tryman'' on The CenVeniion. We have given all the
Proceedings of the People on this subject the prefer
ence, because the Convention meets this morning -
And we have not aline 10 spare.
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.-I shall continue to hire ont Servants
v .Il Produce, and collect Debts, In this city and the adjoin-
I'd. counties, including The town Of Petersburg.
ROBERT HILL,
OTce on Cross Street, BY Bell Tarern.
Richmond. Dec. 9th, 1871. G2-tf
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Honorable .laeedote Of a lJaaL EnglisAman.

Honorable .faefdot 81 a hbaaf E~HgiiShmaR.
Lord Nlorpeih, Of thc high minded Wing family of
the Russells and Dukes of Devonshire, is now on a
visit to the United States. On the End inst, he was
received with great distinction at %T'ammany Hall, in the
city Of New York.
Mr.. Arthur l.. Magenis, late of Missouri, now a resi-
dent of New York, communicates.o the last New York
Era the following %anecdote, for the truth OF which Mr..
Magenis pledges himself
"Aher Lord Morpe,h had resolved upon visiting this
continent, and made known his intention Of SO doing,
he determined 10 give u very brilliant farewell fete to
his friends and supporters, but concluded not to invite
thereto any OF the foreign ministers. He, however,
sat down and addressed Il note TO our late worthy min.
lister nj the Court OF 81. James, NJ. Stevenson, setting
forth his views, and went on 10 observe, sthis arrange.
ment does not preclude me from inviting you, Mr.. Sic.
venson, the Minister Of The United States. do not. |
cannot, look upon yoU as a foreign minister, but as the
representative Of q part Of orr oma family, and in that
light, as our relative, | invite YOU 10 come and make
one Of the family circle on the festive OCCASION Could
any thing evince greate- kindness, or a more touching
manifestation Of his regard for his Democratic rela.
tives?"
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GNED.

4 VNED.
The members oi the Committee appointed 10 procure
The signatures Of the voters Of Amelia county to the
Fetition in favor of Reform Of the Hanks Of Virginia,
are requested TO hand lhr petition to George G Moore,
The Secretary Of the Meeting, at Amelia December
Court day, in order thai, the same may be forwarded 10
our Delegate and Senator, 10 be presented to the lie;
g'sla,ure before the subirct is disposed Of by that body.
@- We have devoted n iar.r proportion Of this days paper (see
100 tie LAST lIse) 10 The bu>incss Of The day-The Education
Conyeution.
Ilr undersigned, a Committee appointed by the Delegates ni
the City of Richmond, and County of Henrico, TO the Education
Convention, 10 make arrangements for its meeting, propose that
The Delegates 10 the CoNy.nilou, shall assemble in The Hall Of
the Hnhie OF Delegates, an Thursday The 9th December nexb ai
10 ofloth, A. ~. ]. u. J6TER,
II. c.. SCOTT,
JAMES LYONS,
Dr fhe Delegates to the + iucaiion CanyentIan arr respectful
ly requested To prepare q isi OF 'as,r colleagues in each county or
city, who are present, and lty II upon the Srcreiary's table this
morning, at as early an hour n possible. IL is the best way Of
obtaining an early and complete list OF the Delegates in attendance
A DELICATE.
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IT HKINkEK 4 NORRIS, Ede SMITH & PALMER,
.Tu.sr Old Stand, Z or Main Street, .Iarkei Bridge,
'tiirRs, SrArioSrns, DEALEs, ~ Music, MUSICAL
Inv, lS,TRunEsTs AND FAScY Goops,
lia,t constantly on hand an extensive and well selected
,r1NSm Books, In every department of literature.
fnn""p publications received as issued from the press
ar,', ANIMALS, 70, 1872, and other publications, richly bound,
81 ir presents.
I,SalSs supply Of avery variety Of Writing Paper.
)" - iht received 100 reams of superior Prsah Post, a beauti-
.Httie, ard chesp.
f,s,ss. IN hani, Blank Books Of every drsenpiion,-and aye
aton... 20 2 manufacture, in the most superior manner, Merchants
~, =" h.Vksio any given pattern; aud 10 .aecutr binding Of
sna.rmn'nrV,sy eqaai L. any establishment IN Virgins. aud on a.
= .i!. Gl-lW
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SIor TiE ACKNOWLEDGMENT DOLLARS REHARD.
Ran away from the subscriber, III panYiile, Va, alont 3rd
~ Of lat month, Negro Man Cyrus, OF Cy, p OF - years Of age,
am Complexion, pleasing countenancr, about 5 feet 10 or IL
inches high, and may readily be known by n stiffness IN one of
ns hip1, which causes him TO limp badly in walking. He has a
.se scar on one Of his legs. The above reward wll b. paid 70
&s p~t-cn who may apprehend and secure said slave 50 that ]
sr'hin. Any communication addressed TO me, at Danyiile, will
'r promptly attended 10.
':m, has been workin. in tobacco factories for the last > or 3
AS, aud /, is believed That he has procured the free papers OF
Lt'aa' SaSyers, or some other I. n. ofiie place, and will attempt
!. paa fr a fee man. PRESTON GILBERT.
lhuyulc, Va. 1md Drcam.ar. 1871. Cit
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IN'htSCRRY.-At Il Cont held for Sussex County, al the
.oa,' hsnse thereof, The l;h day Of November, le4l:
Ehebr Halls, Plaintiff:
against
Ml"haial HALLS and Joseph HALLS, Defendants:
ie uelcudantS, Lachariah Halls and Joseph Halls, NOT h1v-
,s,aie'rd their appearance, aud given security, according 10
"t N:m Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and II appear
- y! satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
."1n''y-it Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on
mt das IT March fern NEXT, and answer the bill Of The plain
si' -hd ikai i copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
Fs.tst+i Published in The city of Richmond, for two months
r"'>i'e,y, and posted Of The front DOOR Of The Court house Of
,'"'hti. i ~Copy-Tes,c,
J., LANIER, C. C.
u.s. 63-weW