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aug 10 60
CLASSICAL sCMooL.--l shall continue my school Mrs
y E. Dabney's Lonisa the Tie Latin GrGs
French, Italian, aud spanso Languages will be taught. together
with those sciences which usually embraced in be,a ea
cation The school is situated in retired moral and healthy
neehborh" Every bestowed on the health aud comfort
of III. pup and they treated in respect n mlbeS
Of the family The subscriber Master Of Arts of the Ive
sy OF virginia ana mas had seveai ears 49,
II . believed that he has in no case failed TO meet 'e
of his employers.
The next session of the School the Isl January
1874 and win continue 10 months with slnI, recess ~ le %
Pupils who wish to enter at once or at any period o Tue
| present session, will be received.
| kind.
University of Virginia. Rev. Dr. Pumcr Rev. VIM $ Whc'
Char o,trsre Lneian Miner p,,, Esq, ors, ",
Aug. IS -"'' as@4, RoBT. l.. DABNEY
d UMFORD ACADEMY.--1'he Literary department # this
HI under the supervision oi Mr. w. Bates VINO
is graduate Of NJ E. University aud has shown himself
has had the OF this Scloi Ia he an expert
enccd Teacher and possessing in high degree at tact -
s. ntal in management and instruction of youth Nj u
gentleman of well known p'cty and moral worth ny i
superior advantages merit and oihn the par"as ~
tosr parents guardians desire have c sons ana
wards grounded the rdiments al thorough cdI''"n
The character of the Principal IL snient guarantee .n' w.
moa improvement, scholars VIII he attended I" The "a
tn pvebialy healthy, and whenever needed medical ~
tendance VIII be given free of charge For further 'an'a
relative terms of admission course Of study ana nr m
regulations o The School apply 70 the Proprietor or lnPi, ny
s si'G sept Ta otherwise ne next JOHN %EWis
| - APPAHANNoCK ACADEMY-Ths Insu'ur"n VIII he
IL opeued again on the list September next on the
following December, under the
Mr. Washington Ruckner as Principal aided by Nh NJ I.
dra and highly recommended by those gentlemen ne se
of win e fiy equal 10 that IN onr hest Aea",
qualify young either for business the l-ht 'ose
viii embrace the Latin and Greek nn=nsr' MA
thenaics surveying, History thu Ermenis nj Chemistry A'
Philosophy aud Astronomy, together with such oef aces
as good English education.
The discipline OF The school, though strict viii be k,na anu
arconae every eaertiun will be- made by the Instructors
promote moral and intellectual culture OF those rh'I"eu
10 their care The boarding. department viii be th'hc"u ny
William A. Buckner who has been selce ted for li
The advantages Of this Institution in point OF he con-
righteousness buildings, well selected Library are wen
known the pubic. The whole expense for The scholastic year
of ten months including uon board aud washn VIII Ut one
hundred and twenty Cor English and Classical s'dies
and English branches alone u heu
and bedding be furnished there will be an additional charge
five dollars Letters addressed the Principal Rappahahnock
Academy Caroline, will inset with promp. attention -,
I Presden; of Board or Trustees
| A., 10
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The simple annuncie!,on o! their to add
Eory per cent TO tae wealth Of the nation, dspe the
COON oil millions OF psnple, and produce unir6rSaL
JHbi'ee throughout the land The rich repose
IN security upon their soft and downy beds of Bank
notes, ana the poor to live Jeef and pocket
uro doiiars day besii II IS wonderful that gene
rou. and nnsuspicous people should have shrunk from
these imagined horrors the hand, and should
have sought this painted Paradise cf peace and plenty
on the other Yet true they TO the doctrines
of their great apostle, Mr. JrIrrson-so true to their
own happiness, and the enduring welfare of them
selves aud their children, that the Wings found 1t
ccssary 10 resort 10 sill dshonorable appliance
than any or al! OF these 10 defeat Mr. Van Buren,, and
elect zen. Harrsnn-tber infamous system of ''pipe
idWag. Large omouuts OF funds contributed,
and pu, in charge Of Inscriptions and wicked agents
to buy up and transport from To town, steamboat
careoes OF foreign voies, according to order, and at
stipulated price per head. These venal Gregs of hu
man corruption ihus bought up articles of traffic
IN the hnman mart sometimes made 10 10
the faithful and confidential execution OF the vicious
bargan and in instances they voted sixteen times,
and probably committed sixteen perjurtes IN one and
the same election.
Ii by .iese arts and frauds that iIr. V. Buren,
defeated in 1910, and the honor Of the country
deeply, If not vitality stabbrd. Is it possible, that
there breathes patriot friend OF either of the other
spoken OF for the Presidency who really Gloves
Rome more than Cesar, who will not, upon mature
reflection, agree, that the Wings dishonored the
Van Buren, in 1910, so, in 1874 justice and patriot
lsm, alike and aloud demand the restoration of the
coun.rys honor in tn triumphant election of that
distinguished statesman TO the Presidency of the u.
States Neither Of the other indicates has ever fallen
victim 10 such ctie and ioicked traduction Mr.. V.
Buren atcne has suffered marty rdom for the bold and
manly support Of the Constitution and the country,
and he ought TO be the ntxt-the hon0red Chief Ma
Gisira.e OF the American nation.
With such claims upon the gratitude of the Demo.
OF the whole country, would strange IL
thu Democracy of this State and this CITY particularly,
would not do HIN justice. The meetings TO take pre-
llmnary to select delegates To the SYRIA
cusc Con n,,on viii be holden in the several Wards
on Thursday evening There is little doubt that these
meetings will BE- numsrousiy attended. We are con-
iden. that the friends OF Nh Van Buren,, and their
name is legion, will not fall by proper demonstrations,
TO SHOW their attachment to the who sacrificed
Xpaihy would be ipable when meetings so important
are be held, and where have the first proper OPP
porunty 10 resct the real state Of the public mind up
the subject Of the next Presidency.
~. Y. PteGeian
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WINCHESTER ACADEMY
THE session in this Institution commence nm the
Monday in September, and close the a2d February 1914
Princpal Smy'h graduate of Trinity College Dublin and
of the University Of Glassow A. Of former and A.
Assistant, vi liam Irwin, ted.
Professor Of Modern Languages " Saunders graduate al
the Virginia Military Institute, who's highly recommended as
proficient IN the French aud Spanish Languages by GOV Nc
Dowe, Maj Preston, Professor of Languages V NJ Col c.
Croze and other gentlemen.
TERMs-pay able in advance
For board lodging, &C., in The family PRINCIPAL per
annum, $50 90
For tuition in Classics and Mat mac either of them
For tuition in English, 70 10
in Modern Languages, quarter 90
II observe that comfortable and lodging can
be procured in genteel families in town $40 per month
ages religious instruction. and tie fac of access In H.
avins daily weeky conveyances running in almost
ry direction render worthy notice Of those who have sons
enquiry al cas Concerning m AGA
denny before sending them elsewhere
For further particulars reference may be made Ia any OF
gentlemen forming Board Visitors or n Rev w NJ At
kinson wnchesrr Va The PRINCIPAL hrgs refer Rev.
Court of Appeals, and to Rev J. sicEroy Staunton Va
Alta meeting Board the Winchester Academy on Mon.
day the day of August, ls43, ii was unanimously
Reored, That the Board take pleasure IN This
institution TO parents guard ans The prncnai Mr. smh
came hgh-s, ndaons as classical and nahe-
NAUTICAL scholar and nstuctor our observation lie
the Academy and the recitatons of The
examinations think he has the school
sustained his reputation His Assistant Irwin well qualified
for the situation he holds.
This Institution ad upon reasonable terms sound
academica educaon the town surpassed by heathu
ness cheap ana conoabe and aware OF no
obstacles here to the formation O. moral industrious and
emanly habits the youth witt may be thus separated from
parents
(signed} = oBED. WAITE, Pres'l
f Rob- g r se'aSi, i: = ,Heea1s,
Root: y Conrad j. NJ Mason,
,,n.,os,s1 . a. 1f1 o. s,, J. H. sasrra'd
os-wsw
IfLLIAM F. RITCHTE, ArroRrrY AZ Law Richmond, Pa,
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The sum # $3.50 has been found for several past, To be-
the tch average Of The of resident Students
from the notks of the Paon with whom they required 10 de-
post al Their funds.
For ihie' PARTICULARS of the printed catalogues or The
ADMINISTRATIONS and The Charleston Mercury in both Of which
papers O Standing advertisement will be found
WILLIS H. WUoDLEY, Proctor aud Patron U. OF Va
July II l9--tO
" The Richmond Wing; Baltimore Patriot and Republican
PusnrG Gazetc; Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio the Raleigh Regis
and FAYETTEVILLE Observer North Carona Nashville kepnh
an and Cnon Tenn Charleston Courier South Carroll
The ardgevc Recorder and Savannah Georgian Georgia
The Mnpe Chronicle Huntsville Democrat aud Flag OF ht
Union, Asbama The NatcheZ Courier and Msssppan MISS
sspp The Argus and Bee New Orleans and The Jonrnal anc
Advertiser Louisville kv will publish the above IN their cou
try papers, regularly. Until the Isl OF October, and forward the
accounts 10 Die Proctor OF the University.
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A'bAcY FOR THE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The sub
from the various applications made him by indlv
ds 1eng both to buy and sell Real Estate. has been in
mink that his connection with the Agricultural Public
h. % peculiar facilities for conducting negotiations
% therefore, opened Office al which DESTROYS Of
yh h leave pas descriptions &c, OF their Estates and
The those wishing purchase may obtain birds eye view Of
wnapets In market either In town country His charges
'eas effected p ~ o :
On hand, several little Farms In the vicinity tho city,
cb or three large Estates in the adjoining country In one
AFTER especially, great bargain may be obtained
ZOE C. 7. Bolts.
ST
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FEMALE sCooL-A School, for the instruction Of Young
Ladies' Viii br opened III residence on the 1T OF Setem
her, ls3tlt which wll continue four months
AMI be npinrd early in the ensuing year.
Miss y ruc 1.-THE nstfnttfe>s) furnishes satisfactory trs
nonas o her scholarship aud other qualifications Tor The duties
OF TEACHER her teachers patrons aud dclnaininces
y. E-imn;c Hubbard and the Hon Edmund
Burke, Of NH Davis, has had much experience
teacher wlassist Miss roe ii Necessary.
he location bIl few rods tnn Mlers Tavefn neigh
b0rlOcd pteba for IL ca';hne- as well ~ for The mora
and religious o inhabitants. Mol only the nt-lec
tua Int mua advancement and general department Of their pu
pills VIII be cirefuly attended Ia hy the TEACHERS.
The at studies will embrace every thing neediu for
finished eimaton
TENS for the entire scholastic year Of ten months
For Board, including he'd, Washing, &C., SO w
Fer tuition In English embracing both the common ana
higher branches, with Mathematics including Arithme
tir Algebra, and (.enn,.try ~ Or
For the FieB,h Language, " On
Pnr Music. including The use Of Piano, 81 o.
Far D,aw.nc "
For iain'inr, ~
Far Worstrd Fioyers u
Far Orua,urt ial yerd,, Work o.
II very rpnn that the pupils enter at the commencement
Of The that nothing need be omitted which would render
their education complete. H. NJ Dsfi -
King ~ Queen, August 10, 1919. 2@wiw
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N-OTICE-Mr Vim McCrey having by deed of rus assign
his books debts and claims of every Descriptions
The benefit OF his creditors, have placed the same 10,
IN the hands Of Mr. Lewis Hill, my Agent TO whom an
Mr. McCrery requested to pay the amount
q. n G. A. MYERS, Trustee
,riy "a 23-U
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- be 1873, will OFFER public sale, the Tract Of Land
which now reside. II lies in the county of Orange and
a miles las; Of the house, 81 miles from
d directly the turnpike leading from Orange Court house
@ place. aud II miles from Gordonsvle, the terminus of the
hcond and Louisa Railroad Tho contains about 500
eS OF land of superior quality, abundanily wateed at all
on ts small streams About fourth of il is covered with
aS timber, the original growth Of the Southwest Mountains
We'll adapted the cultivation of wheat, aud to-
eo The dwelling house is neat and convenient in size and
ad and IN good repair The yard and garden high
and and The apple orchard large and very
every indncement who wishes to purchase farm
y oflocalion GEORGE G TAIIAFERRO
Aug. - o6-5,s
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4 SITUATION WANTED BY ATEACHER.-A young gen
y ieman, a Of William College, MASSACHUSETTS,
Ind ,wo years experience in teachng is d-srous of
aninr situation either Assistant in some southern
can he produced relative 10 scholarship character and skill IN
Profession post pa addressed to a. b. al FRED
-icsshhrs Va, will receive prompt attention. &c 70
2o-ot
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agE>SG. EDITORS: Please the public, through
II The paper that The report which IS In ceu
n about the Small POx being Manoa an Town Ferry Is Ut
y false. and any ground for SUI report
must be evidence ALL thai It the work of some
tcou> evil designing person. will take tins opportunity
q thanking public pas, voTs, and would earnestly ask
m continuance patronage The boat is in fine ORDER
HEZEKIAI WILKINSON.
Hino,can Town Ferry Goochland Aup lS 29-2t'
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GEORGE r. HOOKER Of the late firms of Lewis Weho co.
and Webb Booker Hamilton. has taken the House next 10
N, -enary IN. Street leading from MAN street o
N,y.., Bridr for the purpose OF transacng the
GRoChRY IND C0.MhiSSION BUSINESS, =
he course of ensuing fortnight he will have In store an
'N-> auv q 26-Stt
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y-HEAT-5o0 bushels Mediterranean Fly Proof Wheat
W crawn in Richmond by Mr. John Poe, whose
e was the admiration of neghborhood For sale nj
~ ~ va $50 p WILLIAM PALMER.
29-4t
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1913.
SlvERsITY OF ylRcINJA-Tbe s-,.

S'NERslTf OF VfRGINIA-The Sessions nf this Ins,tn
~ non anhuy the Isl OF October, terminate
on the ili OF July following The uois of tie University
VIII it'r respective Professors
j. Ancient Lancnages.-Df Ges>n-r HARRISON
= Moaern 'angua:es.-I,r. Charles kr,tsr
:? aiitieIltcs.-sir. Edward u. Cuurlenay.
L. Natural Phllosophy-Mr VIM q. Rogers.
b Civi Encneeringhe subjects of which divided be-
tween Tue pfoiessors Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
O. Chemistry and AiaIrra Mcdica-Dr. Ro. l., Rogers.
!. Medicine-Dr. Henry Howard.
D. Anatomy aud Sutgery.-Dr. james /. Cabel.
Moral Phiosophy.-IIr. George Tucker.
TO- iaw-!udse Henry ST g. Tucker.
Judge Tucker Chairman If the Faculty.
the regular, stated charges for the session S25 on
For al Other necessary expenses this sufficient, 5 90
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Sr vTNcENT'S COLLEGE, one mile from RiehmOnd.-rhe
- studies u he regularly resumed this Institution on Mon
day. Persons DESTROYS sending children are
earnestly requested In delay beyond That day. The plan
full of The Latin and Greek Classics, besides
Mathematics French the other usual uppendaee o modern
education.
Terms, for day scholars, per session. SIS 90
Bnard do 800
Which latter sum washing mcrdng Of nen Ap
ply 10 X " WHELAN, Bishop of Richnlnnn:
Aug Is 2g-I
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a. REWARD-strayed from my Brothers Lot near the Pen
Sd tertiary 18th nst Roam Horse with black name
r and legs The reward will be paid delivered 10 m
a. Yr VIM Hawkins at Bosher, Robinson X Co.'S.
.". ~ 100 -9.l ELISHA HAWKINS.
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yril aRiE LAND FOR SALE.-The Estate on which mrs.
laylal resides, heretofore advertised WIN ps
% NJ ,bir auction on the premises Wednesday, the 9th
September neN; fair if not, the next far day ereai'e-
,", " " as -. c. NJ. CALLS.
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D0BPPT w HENRY ATTORNEY At Law, Richmond, va
IL viii attend the Courts of Richmond and the contiguous cou
m Office of Main and Governor Streets over lht
p'.- ~, " ~ - o7-4t
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was purchased by me in July, ls4 OF MI John Dan
h Trustee of Augustus NJ Braxton, Of Matthews county,
virginia where, understand, he raised His mother is
owned b. Mr. Stanley 8 udna Of Gloucester county,
'at other (Which places have doubt ne has
johnson Of the State Of Virginia, and
med III that him, will give reward Of bun
d'sc dda up State aud committed JAIL will
give reward o % dollars and delivered TO in the lefty
Richmond, Va, l will give the sum OF IS dollars
Richmond, June Both, ls43 l5-u
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VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR SALE by virtue oi
of William Duianey deceased shall SELL on
the 2st day Of August next to the highest bidder vaan
Land lying in the county of Greene about quarter OF
mile from StanardSvle the main road leading to Richmond
The contains about four hundred and
twenty hundred which Is good tobacco
land The land lies remarkably WE'LL and Is well ADAPT
cultivation Of corn wheat oats and tobacco anu
combines advantages rarely be met with
The Improvements tocraby good, being small dwelling
house. stables cabins tobacco house. There Is about ny
acres land the well watrred, ana
spring within yards OF the dwelling house equal TO any III
the Further particulars deemed unnecessary ms
presumed any person wishing purchase will view The
premises.
fourth cash, and balance three equal annual
payments deed will be made until the last payment If
made.
The Min property lies within mile of the county seat on
the South branch of the Rapid Ann River The Mill Is IN ecod
repair pair of bus and pair Of corn stones IL
situated in fine wheat country, and considered an excee1
Manufacturing Mill The society in the neehhorlood Is good
and being within nile of the county makes very de-
property. IL will be sold terms the land
JOHN G. DULAHEY, Executor
ids
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w " O''fs SAML MoRDECAI.
n...r .r,r,, ,5 2S13t
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WILLIAM F. R1TCHIE, ATTORNEY AT Law, Richmond, "a.
the Banks. Feb "a
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SALE OF FARMVILLE PRoPERTY-By of two
- deeds of Trust executed The subscriber by James NJ JACK
and Sarah A. his wife, dated the 18th March, 1872 and
the other goth April 1892 both of record IN the County Court OF
Prince Edward debts therein mentioned due TO
the farmers Bank of Virginia, al its Office al Farnve WIZ De
sold in front Of F. H. James, Tavern, in the Town OF Famvie
Thursday 9TH September, ls43 the highest bidder the
No. g. street present occupied by r. H.
Shoe Store and purchased of the late James Mao
Armand Store and the said James NJ Jackson
family residence-Los No. 80, Al Aa, 49, a. 10 In "ia u
Factory, and The appurtenances No % ana ~
Randoph's and the following slaves Jacob My,
Claiborne William Henry, AUSTIN Ryand, Paul. Grace Martha
Anthony, Merit Charles Henry and Burk number Of these
slaves first mechanics and nearly all uncommony Key
Terms-Cash for Slaves. credit will he given the
Real Estate which will be made known on the day OF sale Inc
title the herein conveyed Is believed 10 be good out
shall only convey such as Is vested me y fne asS
Farmvile, June 9th, ls43. l4-tds
GALE OF THE REAL. AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF
y BANKRUPTSPursuant 10 an order OF the Court Of the
Eastern District Of Virginia. made on the I'D day Of
in the deeds of trust of Sterer
Famve and Nash and Steeer Of Lynchbue aud of
,er H. Stegar also, certain Personal Estate mentioned in
deeds which Of in the Clerks Office Of the Coun
Court of Prince Edward and in the Clerks Office of the Coo-
ration Court Of Lynehburg which SAID deeds nave been
be Sold vz Three Lots in the town of Famvie with
vaaan Lot a"d Neoe
consisting of and who Well trained factory hands,
well improved Lot for private residence in the town OF
| tie s town Of I.ynsahtb ana ''-'-- "
unless the amount of any
purchase SHAH be one hundred dol more; will
be for third cash one third at six months aud
months from the day of SALE No conveyance w be
made to the purchaser case until the whole purchase
money paid directed by the Court
Famvile will be made in front Of Col H. James
Tavern on The 23d day Of August next
Lynchburg will be made the 7ih day Of August
in front of the franklin Hotel commencing AT 10 o'clock
WM L. FLOCRNOY, Special Assignee
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" TOURISTS AND OTHERS-A very respectable Engisn
y, wishes ,S make an snGaEcsmashnh! 70 a1saa
f h-ag well ACCUSTOMED travelling, would expect me
e.l remuneration for services would MOI Dc an
, letter addressed c. Richmond Post Once, stat
~ 90 '"'' " Aug * nS-it
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having claims against the estate fJno
Deshazo deceased are requested them within the
time prescribed by law notice will be plead In bar against
them VIM B. DAVIS,
Administrator of John Deshazo, deceased.
King Queen, July 49, 2Q-w8w
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pY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to the GU
- the esth day Of February 1872 by John naue am
recorded in the Office Clerk Of Henrico county I"u,
the premises 10 O'clock proceed SELL at pnblc auc.o; "
the highest bidder, ccran piece parcel OF Land
twenty three acres occupied by said haue as 81
dence. lying East of The main rond eaGh rom
mnnd TO the New Bridges, about one mile from % n
adjoining the lands Husop Breu ana oli'c's.
this Tract of Land comfortable Dwelling honse' WI
rooms passage, &c good repair situated ~ - IN -,
grove, kitchen, smoke house. large StahIes ice
excellent yard variety of hearing ui. a.
productive The crop now
that the highly improved The above tract o. "u
deed of prior date tn the one e1eeu'e w
scrbe to secure the payment of Sl000 will therefore, De
sold for that and the interest due upon H. ~ ,n
credit six aud twelve months for the balance the
executing bonds, with security and the tue "e'' ~ wv
credit payments have been made -, tn, :. !. -
The title In seventeen this lanu IS Deieveu 10 DC per
feet and that 10 sy acres which detached from the house m
nv lane is held by virtue of warrant from the Lana once
oaned In 1871 As Trustee shall convey only such title us
: ''''eN = - = THos. TALLEY, Trustee.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stock, &c.
Immediately AFTER of the House and Land sfnii sell
for cash. all the personal property OF said John u Naue con
veyed by said deed of t consisting IN part OF the
dozen chairs carpet, horses three COWS few hogs one
barouche and harness. so. THOS. TALLEY, Trustee
Sale conducted BY JAMES F. NEW, Auctioneer
July % 23-tds
Rr PoSTPONEMENT.-In consequence Of the sickness o.
Trustee Thomas Ialey the above sale IS postponed un
Friday, the 25h inst }. +. NEW nnc..
SS-tus
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tIn0 GEWARD Ran away from the subscriber on the
vO nigh; of the lh IF the present month"; June my ne
90 Phl Johnson who muaito about % years OF age,
Nch sni likely full head OF hair speaks slow, and, when
srn IT, SIR whether he hears distinctly
r !ai when he left blue jeans roundabout straw hat,
" pair Of dave colored cashmere pantaoons He also took
wa m SUMMER cloth coat, originally black, but somew hat
.a- ncr by The effect sum- with velvet collar and