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claimant in the assertion Of his right. The principle
upon which these laws based has been pronounced
unconstitutional by our Supreme Court, ana ny
the S1preme Court Of the u. ). That h'gh tribunal
made decision at lis last January term which goes the
whole length Of declaring laws rcpugnant 10 the
Constitution, and consequently void. Alter the CUES
ton has been thus settled III the mode prescribed by
the Constitution, | submit whether these laws ought
any longer hive place upon the statute nooS III
does become W., member Of the Con:ederacy,
10 hold language TO our sa:er States which they may
deem offensive, and which the common ar6'ser he
tween has declared TO be repugnant to the national
compact.
/ will not discuss The question of slavery. The alb
sract right to hold any in bondage, IS question
upon which, in this Stale there is diversity Of OPP.
mon. We have happily relieved ourselves IRON the
evil Of slavery. But we have no right to interfere
with tina, institution as II exists IN other States We
have virtually agreed that ii shall not be done aud,
until we prepared break up the national compact,
ard take the hczird of civil war, our obligations to
the other States should be faithfully discharged
The Federal Constitution has also provided that "a
person charged in any State with treason felony or
other crime who shall flee from justice, and be found
in another State shall on demand of the executive au
thoriiy of the State from which lie fled, be delivered mp,
to be removed 10 a State having jurisdiction of the
crime" AT the last session Of tie Legislature, con-
current resolution was adopted by the Houses, &C.
clarng chat in the opinion Of this Legislature steal
ing a slave within the jurisdiction and against the laws
OF Virginia, s 4 crime within the meaning OF The Sc
cond section oil the fourth article of the Constitution oil
the U. s.. | deem it proper 10 say, that this es"lu
ton fully accords with my own Judgment Although
such an act may he forbidden by laws, the steal
ing Of slave has been declared TO be crime in other
States; and if transgressor Of their criminal laws ise
within our jurisdiction, bound by compact not
10 screen him. The Constitution declares that he sha!!
'sbe delivered mp"
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Eoydlnn, 10Th Dee, 1912.

rE,HE TIME IL COME AT LAST !-1ha; yoa eau moss bay
1 Hats and Caps cheap the cheapest at hr Halter, sell
them in York only the Southern Hat Emporium, Up
posie Rr Tavern, Main street We have just received
ire SANDY Of g-tlen-n Youths and infants cloth and velvet
Caa every pattern and quality, n very reduced prices VIZ
caps 81 each 81 9a 6! 80, aud The be-t aaa;y 81
mems and velvet Caps CT Il ~ each: ha,r seal
cs- and wool Hats 81 10 ID cent? silk Hats from 30
10 81 norshn Hats IS 81, The hest that can be mauiac
tur,d Si Russia Hats black and Jh, fl>h nahr and
broad ,ins s. The best only 81; beaver Hats
from 81 Ia s5 Hats, nf
most splendid article So and every ottr description oil Hats and
Caps at unusually low prices, Tor east. only
GAgBAShTI 1. EOSENTH MI.
Southern Hat Emporium. Main STREET,
Opposite The Bell Tavern
lift
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF GLOUCESTER LAND.-The
undersigned under the authority ot decree
M Circuit, sup. Law and Chancery for GlouceS
r.. cy pronounced IN the case Of CARTS Clarke th-
Aq Ccuit l. - and amended decree entered
e succeeding will the 18th day OF Ji'Iur:
nest far not the fair day, offer for sale, on ir
premises, well known aud valuable tr of Land called
irtn yiu York river in the county vi Gloncter Puon
209J Of land 800 OF which are !ch
lands Cpon comfortable dwelling aai tie usual oil
eos Attached extensive marsh particularly adapted
rralAg A abundant spIy al fish aud oysters NAV he Oh
tanrd fot which the land Is situated There ~
no place suited for planting oysters which has
become profitable business There abundant supply
cf timber III, land within convenient distance Of the ris-r
where /; wiil always command ready sale
The believed 10 be indiSpuIaoe though We viii make
only purchaser warranted making
half of the purchase viii
required cash and the half the expiration OF i.
.araths from tie day ot sale.
RICHARD COKE, JS.,
GEoRGE ". souTnALL, Commissioners.
GEORGE +. TABB,
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!; COX At TiiS.-S.o REWARD.-Ran away from Richard
Goc, III the of sussex. the 18th December Negro
named Henry. al might brown cnmplcNIon with dry Illus
apparently clopp, lips, and from feet 10 about feet II
lies hs, well ropcri;cned quick SPOKEN, and from IS Ia 80
q and read aud well. as AIN inform
q. His clothing consisted in homespun u dgrk color,
sunday apparel they not hrlGa ecotctcd am OF opinion
Viii attempt free State aud WILL il is probable
tl:er ms and dress viii the above reward
rron who viii deliver the said Negro me- connc HIM
lat ~ that get hun again.
~ All hereby foewancd against harhoring the
I'd sayeor captains Of vessels Of taking hoard,
Rw viii be vigorously force all such offenders
JAMES BROWN, Agent for Richard Rose.
an.3 -iw
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! ANn ANp NEcgoEs roR SALE IN NorrowAl

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE IN NoTToWAY.-In
- OF the al Two Deeds nj Trust and
supplemental Deed o. Trust, Thomas W. Epc
e. the Iayment al therein
toned div David e. Williams individuality and Executor
1t John H. Williams Diseased AMI dated III" 2s;t day of April
" ana Tie other 10 the of certain other
Of MONEY therein mentioned due David Williams and rho
mas DICKINSON. and dated the o,h Of o. tober 1871 shall
The WITH day OF January i3, public
go ilr highest ldrr iur cash, premises
which the sad Thus w Eyes resides in Notoway county
about three miles North 81 the Coar adjoining the lands
20 IN y A. Campbell, and othrr,
and nSty i've or less Also following personal
property eighteen Slaves aud seven head of
or. the said Epcs of Cattle Hogs and Sheen an his
Household aud Kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils one
pleasure Carriage and Harness ard Wagon ana Gear
s" At the time aud place. all the Interest ThoS
w Ep,s under The will of Francis Epes IT, decd the lands
d. viscd ty said decedan his sister, Mary Sth for life
said Thomas w Epcs afterwards: much OF The
>td Property he sufficient the drb secured h,
aid deeds David q. Williams Individually, ~
Executor al Ihn D. Williams The sale day to
I t completed. Selling a. Trustee, shall convey such
ii" = l. vested ~ as such
s.;i December, 1873. FRANCIS FITTGERAlD.
Y >-Thc Slaves consist Of women. boys and girls
~ Of i;iem keiy aud the land which Mr. Epos
'o ga eligible situation fr family esid enee the dwelling
Comfortable aud there the premises all ne
ssy on, hon>es in good repair having been erected within
tie last or 10 years. F. FITZGERALD.
Jan. ) 73-1t
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t,,O CAPT. aIISTS.-TAi.UAELES SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SAE.-The interest belonging 10 the Estate oil JOSIAH
Fournoy deceased in the Eannon Factory, being one 'Hf
thereof offered l sale. Capitalists who wish TO make pro-
HE y si:aeGr sOud fail ip ihis opportunity as
pawn. per- the preset, investment IL
situated three West Of Eaonon Putnam county, 'tof-
ia, on Little river, a stream, ato.dIng sufficient
Ter pow er any machinery Attached 10 II, are so"n
~ Cling house AL necessary hun. for The accommodation oi
orers and tr;>t and Saw Mil successful operation Tins
ry - offered effect dvisi"n aud will he sold all
eihrr ~ purchasers. TIE terms "is be iiDe-
and any conl,uni addressed Eatontl Georgia,
m be- promptly attended and viii take pleasure III show
the property any person who may wish - purchase
JOHN VI. FLOURNOY, p,ec,,o-e
y. BASS,
H.. m CT
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF l.. +. WICKHAM
~ ESQ The creditors Of Mr.. Edmund H. Wckham are
ncsied 10 make known without delay the undrrscned Jas
Richmond claims
stating whether they due by bond note and
due Those having by open obtain
the written acknowledgment them by Mr.. Wckham, Is
believed be much to the interest of the creditors well OF
Mr. Wckham that the stocks, and other pcfrhahe pro-
perry well the remaining slaves should be sold upon
lie credit each creditor requested state writing, his
wish that point without The assent OF the creditors the
sales BE- for cash.
The postage be paid upon all communications through the
mails. JOHN y. TAZENEI.l4 1,,s,..s
JAMES LYONS,
D.r GI-tf
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NAVY SUPPLIES FOR lsi3.
RrnEAu OF Construction, E1CiFMXSr & RErAIRs,

December II, 1872. !
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed will be received at this Ru
unrii3 O'Clock, r. M Of the 18th January neh for fur
nahing and delivering at the Navy Yards, al Portsmouth, New
Hampshire; Charles.own Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New York
Pnladepla Washington District of Columbia; and Gnpo
Virena; and the Baltimore Naval Station, respectively
such quantities Of the following articles Of the hes, quality that
Commanders Commanding Officers the said Navy Yards
aud Naval Station by the Navy Agents respectively during
the eighteen hundred and three for the of the
Navy &c Tie United States, viz:
Spermacet' candles
Sprrniacr,i ull
I.l<ecd oil lin its STATE
Dry paints he several articles named in the printed offers
II Is distinctly UNDERSTOOD However, that persons who may
offer mol 10 have any claim privilege To furnish greater
quantity Of any article than may hs expressly ordered
II also IL be understood that when reside other
places than Those which engage Ia furnish articles they
will be required appoint and daily authorize person. resi-
dent the place m delivery receive aud upon the
acquisitions orders which may r made aud in per
with the rrquialons orders he for articles under
hs contract, time and Of proper quality the officers or
agents Navy shall be authorized cl!s. the same and
the contractor shall be liable for any excess oil COS" over tile co
tract price.
Separate proposals made for each articles for
each navy yard anu r Tie Baltimore naval station, me odh6 ~
frs FURNISHED ndrdnas hare all TIC blanks carefully flied
~, aud subscribed directed in the face Of
each aud the offers must lie unqualified and unconditional
Eonds, with approved suetes in oneird the estimated
amounts Respective will cqued and
cr,um in addition will Withheld from Of each
payment made collateral security for the due and faithful
performance Of the respective contracts which will account
he PAID until The complied with in all respects,
less specially authorized by the Chief Of this bureau.
After deducn. centnm, payment viii be made by the
United thirty days after The said articles shall have
Inspected and received aud bills for the presented To
the Navy Agent approved by the Commanders Commanding
officers If the respective yards and naval station aforesaid
according 10 the terms Of the contracts.
Tile reject al offers from who have heretofore
failed 10 fulfil Their contracts with the Government expressly
reserved by this bureau.
Blank forms offers denomination of articles will be
furnished By the respective Commanding officers Navy Agents
persons applying for hem aud upon which all offers should be
made ssc,y conforming to the directions which they contain
Dec.a G7-oawtd
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NOTICE Franklin Manufacturing Company have mp
~ pointed A. = aaddu. their Agent who will be furnished at
his Store doors below inc rank OF Virginia. WIN large
focsrap acap post and letter Paper all which he
SELL by and retn at such prices fail 10
satisfy N. pulr Ciy and country merchants and citizens Of
the State generally respectfully invited TO examine his stock
and their interest !" domestic manu-
features. RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
Ort I 1871
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AW NOTlCE-We have united the Practice of Law, and
81 VII regularly attend the Courts IL bedford campbril, Am
et>i aud Nelson The Superior Court of Buckngn and the
uus held in l.ynchhug All huness collections other
KINDS, al be- promptly attended
address, (, j. K. Garland. I.ynchhnry Va
j. GARLAND, formerly Of Nelson
JNO. H. GARLAND.
~ Garland win attend the Court Of Appeals,
~Hi 'br FEDERAL Courts holden In Richmond.
Nlv r. 56-2m
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WILL be exhibited FOR four days and
evenings only, from Monday, the gih, to
Thursday the 18th instant, from O'Clock,
A. ~, till 9, +. NJ, a, the Exchange Hotel
Saloon, that mast extraordinary creation,
thr REAL MERMAID. taken near the FL
lee Islands, and whose recent exhibition
in y. York, Boston, baltimore and Wash
'inrtun has utterly dispeIled the doubts Of
|, thousands and thousands of naturalists,
and other scientific persons, regarding the
real existence Of such an animal.
Also, will be exhibited the ORNITHO-
RYNCCS, from New Holland, UURANG
OrTANG, &c, &c.
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,i RStANI 10 the provisions Of Deed Of Trust executed by
phip aiewoal Samne &. Scout and James c. Luck Tor
purpose of securing DEBT DUE Ia Francis W. Scot" and ny
corded Clerks Oace ui Caroline County Courl, SHALL
acting Trustee proceed SELL the l Gay OF March, ls43
Chesterfield Depot, IN The county # Caiolie The follow ing
roprlty Negro Thofron girl named Rhoia ana Asc?
ud her child together It'll the future increase al the females
the deed; and also, the said Gatewoo's inter
Il the undIt iri Estate Anna Gatrwooi, his
much thereof lee sufficient L. satisfy the ia
said hond, with the interest and costs ot sale &C.
tenn, sale cash. Tie iIe Tie ah0vc property is be
spu,e, but acting Trustee, shall only
~ such t.le ; vested in
: c. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
jan. lSt. i~i3. 7.-tds
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MAJOR STEVENS tho accomplished and perfect dwarf
world old 40 inches h ana weighs bnt ~ IDS
He proiles In the neatest manner =, - ,,.,.. ,
Also viii be exhibited FANCY GLASS BLOWING by the
md unriyaed Davidson, who Makes the
presence his visitors ships, DOGS snss Birds cf Paradise,
form the fancy dictate .e aces aue afe J'r o'e'
For moe full particulars see bills oil the day.
timission so ccnts-chdren under IL, half r.ice.
1T
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Dec. 30

AVAILABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.-l offer
ny Farm in Pow aan county lying on James river
cs Of Richmond, adjoining the lands al Wn
Tnrn Dr. r. w. Register George w. Porter and T'os iiar-
and containing so of which 25 are hr>t rate James
,rI grounds land, STATE of good cultivation
wood land original growth and heavily timber
l. III hheis Of Wheat have been seeded on the land tls
ear. The hildncS OF i good dwelling house with SIX
aomS all houses. For terms apply 10 me- on
ac premises. or @ H. H. Dickinson Richmond, Va.
Tilo;. A. HARRIS.
" B--A plat of he land may he seen \, my Office
Dec 81 Gs-2antf Il. II DICKINSON.
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The above relating artificial teeth, Is given with
much rrtu,;ancr aud wish view wla-per for
self prufr-on CONSTRUCTION n AItihch irtu
an evidence of artist the of the ME and blow
pi,r rather than scientific Glass and porcelain
teeth are y manufacturers and the materials employed
hv the au the and Dentist in supply iae the place
nature To porcelain given variety Of names, aite
the fancy ana sometimes the flourish at tie operator.
The natural Human Teeth cnrces extensive
relations and ympa,hes, and requires knowledge Of chose
The system. We often hear Of bad from
persons for the al their Ho
understanding these connections Would not better euaan
safety be Diploma from Medical School from the
Dentistry established II is certainly preferable
To the csG, much abused of influential persons luanl.
heir for rrfrrncedo accordance with custom
aud FORM than evidence OF high professional qualification.
j. A. PLEASA%TS, VI. y,
Member of the Virginia Medical Society, &c.
Dnr O7-3m
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NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST DEED by
IN virtue of Deed of Trust from VIM w Porter hear
ing ue the Sd da, Of October, 1872 aud duly recorded in the
oun,v Csr o powlaun on the day. shall purposes
said mentioned 10 sale al public auction, for
cash. Pow,alan the first Monday In February
increase II any since the of the deed Tie title believed
F II. L. HOPKINS, Trustee.
a..
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(,OLTMBIAN HoTEI.-rhe Proprietor, oil this establishment
- return grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage extended 10 them and respectfully i
public generally, and especially from the friends {"
Brooks. continuance of their ayors
The of Mr. Brooks services will cause no interruption 10
general of The nent, aud every attention
continue extended the customers Of tie holse
Recent repairs will contribute 10 the comfort al
the quests
In conseauenc. o the reduction of many The
plies charges January III be reduced
Ia the following very low rates, VIZ:
Board per year, Sin w
Bnard u,r day 81 -
Su,l, n,cnls
l,odgiug, %
IIos, n.r day
Richmond December 3l.;, lsi2 Tim
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A'lCEt Petition will tee presented the presrnt Gene
"a! Assembly, praying the enactment of law releasing
w Undersigned tie right OF The Commonwealth mut Of Lot,
~" SOL II street the city of Richmond Clrudis Mar
W" - Mary Martin, his wife, died seized aud possessed Of
Ia MARY ROPER.
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JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SAI.E-The Lands on James
River distance above Richmond well known the
property John Wekham, which recently offered
public the subscribers, having been sod Sill
wishing purchase learn of sale
by application either of the subscribers
u. w. LEIGH, al Richmond,
WIN. F. WICKHAM,
Near 1aylorsville, Hanover county.
Nov Il S-2awn
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AW NUTCEle subscriber has removed his office 10 tna
IL basement story Of his residence nj the corner o yin ana
opposite the Office Of the Mutual Assurance Society He
he found his office, when attendance lagain
sumedl of the Courts o: the City.
TO CLAIIANTS.Ihc subscriber after interval OF some
the Govern
of the United States the State Of Virginia. for evoI-
onary other Demands whether arising under
otherwise. His experience attending 10 such
claims enable him. IN where they well found
the Of III. Information 10 sustain
them The advantage OF that cApeencehis familiarity with
the subject and dgca attention, stimulated by the necessity
Of beginning his life OF bnsuese Is willing to pledge
those who employ hnor moderate certain copcnsa-
such reasonable contingent commission he agreed
Urged by such induce mentS he pledges all the ndus
and he have eXcred His residence and
office oh and streets the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed TO him will be punclually attended To.
THOMAS GREEN
Richmond 7h Oct, 1872 44-ly
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.Ther EXERCISES of This sc'"o
VIII he resumed on Monday, the i6h January ana WIN 'e
The 6lh November 1913, making term ni ten monlhs"
vacaoa The eIals for Tuition, Board Wasns Lodging &c
will he $3o The payable the 10th Novemhe but de
per per viii he made on all pan,
that day In this Seminary WIN hr taught every s'nay
necessary prepare yonng for COLLEGE, fit then. for the
ordinary business life Those disposed 10 become interested
in Ills School referred 10 Robert finbard ESD rmhrr I" IRE
Legislature and all others, who ioI period ut more ia
twenty years may time, concerned IN tins
School whether they be parents guardian. J uAyEs
p.s.-Address rhysic Springs, buckingham Va 80,
Young LADIES SEMINARY, Charlotte c..Hr. Ii.rss,
will Tuesday, the luh day o January aud
viii close on Tie first day o! June 49,
Fmnch aud Music taught as hitherto and instruction will be-
given Vocal Music. if suitable encouragement b. afforded
The Principal would lie pleased 10 receive into his family
few more Young Ladies' department. and moral and
religious culture faithful attention would be paid ty himself
AMI Mrs. Osborne. ,,., 49,,
the sammrr win an additional charge
for fuel, 81 day scholars and = 10 boarding scholars
Charlotte c. H., Va, Dee y, ISL! 'o-h'
SELECT sClooL-The School conducted by Mr.
- James Bowie, Al tnis place WI be opened nn M%nay l
18Th instant, under the surrnendence OF A H. l. "heeera
| gentleman educated al PRINCETON College.
Wheeler ish'y recommended by persons oil hc 'i
standing, ctnilemai christian and teacher. y,
TN. will embrace all the branches taught
IN the irt Academies Including the higher branches OF Aa'e'
MATES. 80 ..;a, ~
five months. Tuition alone SD. ,,.,,,o,
Taylorsvic Hanover, Sept. ~, 1872 4i-n
Isoy GREEN FEMALE sEuINARy-Th- School hereto
IL fore conducted Eson Green Caroline Icy the late Mrs
Sarah Taiaro, continued the ensuing under The
CHARGE OF Mr. Mrs Tod the 18Th Of January
and terminating 18Th December following ailow'n. TUE
month August vacation The present PreetIirrss Mrs
Louisa viii give instruction In all the branch
rs oi an ,sl Edmca,on together with French aud Music
NJ M nop,,,s payabe half in advance Sl0a
CHI ,l,,.i. A,c )
French, ="
Music, aud of Piano, u
\ g. 10 deduction made. e,crp, in Of sickness
JOHN h. TOD.
New II ~ -2a"l
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Taylor.yillc, Hanover, Sept. ~, 1912.
CONCORD ACADEMY.


r6IlE n-N Institution VIII commence tr mrs.
February and close the last Of November Course !" W
and wi he the heretofore 70" lhe
actrr Of nstlton tie efficiency OF their manr VI III
srnr,o, the gentlemen whoke ha'es are
of their students e;
and Universities of the highest standing the non Al me
session q" The University OF Virginia one "'
their Students who had been wholly educated by themselves CD
OF NJ having, within twenty months ea
dua;ed In. Grerk, French and spanish Languages w
Philosophy Moral rnlo>urly Chemistry and Mathematics
Persons wishing particular information, can Obtain ~
communication, addressed 10 either III The lcrihc' ana III
~ " f. ". COLEMAN,
J. ID. COLEMAN.
RrscurScrs-Cc Norecai Cookc,' Portsmouth Aiodecai
Cooke, jr. ESQ.,. Norfolk; Robert C. Stanard ESD Richmond
w rsnms Richmond; Rev Nicholas Cohh' ana
Col. William K. Johnson. Petersburg; joel oeman. Esd
Isle Wight; VIM. H. Tayloe, Eq, Mount Airy; Hon H. " T.
Hunter C. w; Judge Jno y. Mason Southampton; Hon. W. l,
Rives, C. w: Judge Iayly, Acc0mach.
Gentlemen either have had present have, sons or
wards members of The Institution.
lice. % tS-tN'
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a CARD-pENTIsIKY the branch of Medical Scnce.
~ wr Dr. Peasants has made HI special Object oil Piae;Ge.
~ O,.ce--n lic-liri's Row
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Richmond 9TH Oct, 1872 Ally

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed
Of Trust executed by Heath j. Christian and WIFE to Robert
Byrd Pollard deceased and the undersigned for certain purposes
expressed which deed bears date the 2gh day Of May
ISL of record in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
of February next if fair the next fair day. Sunday
excepted Aylr,s in King William county proceed 10 sell o
highest bidder, public arcn that valuable property well
known a. the RCMFoRn academy lying Immediately on tho
The same distance from place For ,wruy years Acndc
with liberal announcements and the undersigned be-
every indication Of of patronage
The ne.horhood is popuous and number of day scholars
could be cbtaned The location healthy any III Eastern
Virginia There excellent buildings, of Nno ana
brck the latter besides the lecture can ae
comuodae motaby j. boardc Attached TO the Institution
Farm about I3) less The cleared
very fertile The terms III require about 81 D cash. on
liberal credit viii he allowed, 1t such security AZ
approved The title TO this is believed To be
ispuable selling Trustee shall only convey such title
as is vested in me by said deed.
THOMAS RoANE, Trustee
KIM William Ian 3 1919 ,a-tis