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UNITED STATES CArBoLIc MAoAgNE.-The Janu-
airy number of this we'll conducted magaz ne has
been placed on our table by Mr. John Evans, sexton
Of ST. Pstricks church, who is the agent for this
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Communication.

Ma. Ep,ron 81 send you the following dialogue
,.,u.so = Wbiv and a Democrat, in which IL viii be
seen there some disclosures when may nave -"
important bearing on public opinion
your. A CAIN OBsERsrR
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equal 10 the ratio of reduction recently made in
England, and consequently the ratio of increase
Of mail matter will not be so great as in Eng
land
There is an additional reason why it will not
be in the same ratio Of increase, and that is the
power which is exerted in England to force the
entire correspondence of the Kingdom through
the Post Office.
The reduction here proposed, and any other,
should be preceded by specific legislation, where
by the Department is TO be relieved from the
amount paid for rail road transportation. Sc
condy, by total repeal of the irankinr prvi-
lege, or strict confinement of il to official bust.
ness, and an ample protection against inroad,
upon the revenue by private expresses, and
other modes of evading the payment of legal
postage.
Respectfully, yours, &c,
e, A. WICKLIFFE.
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y7pESIf SPRING GOoDSWc have received, by the pacrs
Iynctburg and Manchester, ffoIn New YORK,
large and complete Dry Gaods, suited TIC PEE
sent aud approaching season. all of which have been purchased
with cash. very lowest rates. ana offered, whnese
e,ai moderate advance tbs COST for cash. ci! a
ceptances:
Super black de Rhine and black and blue black srd SIX
Rich ouard fancy cooed figured and striped silks
super and low priced plain aud figured Mouseh ue
Lanes and Cha!ieys very full assortment
Bombaznes, Alpaca lusires and Balconies.
Painted l.aw u.s. Musins and Jacone!s.
Plain worked, checked and striped Swiss do
Mull, Tariton, Jacunr and Bishop Lawn.
Brocade, Earlston and Coaiee Ginghams.
Super French English and American Caicocs all prices
Rich Furniture Calcoes and Marseiles Quilts.
Ladies' black and white English silk Hose aud hall Hose
Raw silk, Momvian, white brown, mixed and black 10.
Grnlenen's silk and cotton half hose, all qualities.
IRISH Linens, Linen Cambrics and Lawns . ,.c
Pain hem>tced and hprdercd thread HanhKefce'''
Thread Gmp, Iise and Ashburton Iaces ana Ensh.s.
Whit. figured, cambria nsetnss ana Eus"ss
and assorted lasting nIt siiih itinaaus
silk aad cotton Fringcs aud Botbnri Edeinss
81 aud a and medium brown French Linens
IIeayy linen Drings, and white plain and inquired
Grape Cambets Victoria Cloh Dap de Ate and Gaboons
Black coored silk atts kid and Isle thread Gloves
German Burlaps, Duck, Dowas and llnckaback
SILK and cotton Umbrellas, Parasols aud Sun Shades
(nt Vestnrs; bleached brown ana coofe'
p.n,os.ss, Of ovory quality width and price
VALENTINE, BREEDEN CO,
White Buildings, ii street, Shocknr Hill
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from the Winchester pirsinian, .eprA IL, J
rpScRESslpy. r.v,,ss

1t will be seen from the letter Of Mr. Lucas in reply 10
the Committee appointed to notify him ofhs nomination,
as the Democratic candidate for Congress- given in to-
day that he responds The call convention
and that Oh his part, nothing will be spared secure
his election. We invite the attention Of the reader to
the correspondence referred to- especially to the letter
of Mr. Lucas that he may catch something of the noble
enthusiasm, the patriotic devotion the principles of
Democracy, it inspires. Mr. Lucas arrived at Win.
chester Thursday evening last, and was waited upon
at his lodging at banners hotel, BY number of his
spen, the evening. On Friday he proceeded 10 New.
town, where Saturday, according previous notice,
he addressed the people and we understand with the
utmost satisfaction 10 all his friends. Mr. Faulkner,
his opponent, was also present. and followed in reply,
making Of course the best defence Of Federalism he
could but with what success, the people will Judge for
themselves Mr. Lucas is in fine spirits and has no fear
Of the result, his Democratic friends coming 10 the res
cue, as we trust they will.
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EWis WEBB offers for sale
IL -: hhd.. y. o. Sugar, rart prime
40 hhds Porto Rico do. part superior
20 boxes oa: and lump Sugar
- hhds Trinidad
Is do. New Orleans ,,or ,SsrS
do. Potn Rico 'iOi''S""
do. Ma,anzas
220 bags prime Lagu;ra
lS0 10. Rio
95 do. Old Government Java
go do. Porto Rico i.'-
10 do. African
- do. Marcaib0
~ do. -. Domingo
500 sides Sole Leather, ITrmock and Oak Tanned
Shoe Thread and Iwne
Bags Pepper do Pimenio
100 KEGS Mails nnd B5ais
5 American H-cred Steel
tors virginia ar Iran
81 bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
80 prime Rice
sacks Salt, English Refined Table Sal,
100 boxes sxlO and I0xl2 Window Glass
10 bales soft She'll Almonds
90 boxes bunch Rasns
Drum. Figs
IFS nests Wood Ware
81 dozen painted Buckets
50 do Brooms
bales Hops
Bushels Glover Seed
Imperial and Gunpo::der Tea Black Tea
Hemp aud Manila Bed Cords
Hemp and cotton Plough Lines
81 bags Wool
~ hac- Feathers
Cotton Yarns
80 bags Shot
Kegs DGpnni'- Gunpowder
Sporting Powder, ransiers,
Whiting, Letter and Wrapping Paper
40o soap. brown varie.ated, white scented, &C.
50 do lluii's Patent Candies
DO T'ai.uw do.
Sherry, Port, Musca; and Champagne Wines
London Porter
SAIL Peire, Alum, Coppcras, Nader and Indigo
Tar, Fitch, Mackercl, Stone Ware, &C., &c.
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THRUST SiE.-ursuant 10 The provisions Of n Deed of
Trust, executed by James A. Sempe, Trustee ard
fo the purposes therein nchioned which deed feood IN
Clerks Office OF New kt will, the 10th day u"
Cedar m in tie If New Kent the present
the said Sempe M the said plantation, Cedar Hills
belonging the said Sempe in the county o Marenco
Alabama between f0yty and fifty slaves male and
female kely the Household Furniture of the SAID Sem
PIE all of and Of The best quality Kitchen Furniture Plan
tation Utensils Stock every Kind hlooded Mares
aud Colts, Crops tsn hand Some Of the Slaves will lie sold
for cash and credit the other personal property VIII be
sold credit Before the day OF SALE infinite descrip
the farms will be given, and, Also the terms which
they will be sold vii! only ;a' they very valuable
FIrmsand that The WIN he accommodating Tie
Improvements Cedar i fine and could not be put There,
this time, IS AIN informed for e-s than scr s6.OD
JNO Il. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
AnrI Ii3-lls
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SMITH, DR!NKER x MORRIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DEALERS IN hooks and STjTTDSI,R

WHOLESALE EETAII
DEALERS ~ BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
RE receiyn. Their supply Of SPRING GOODS selected
~ by of The partners person. from the Northern markets
which comprises their variety of Standard Publications,
department al Literature, School aud Classical Books, OF
The improved editions used the Schools and AGA
DENIES in Virginia. Litter Cap Writing Papers, from all Of
the Manufactures the United States, lin which article
will offer rrea, Inducements to purcla>es Wrapping Paper
Posi- Office Paper Wall Paper, Bonne, Boards States, &C.,
County Merchants invited IL examine our Stock before
purchasing. determined 10 offer such Inducements
viii make 10 their advantage Ia hay nf The old customers
Of the House will always find complete stock 10 select from
and UPON usual accommodating terms.
Book Gnan. IN ~ varieties executed in the best
supply OF Bans Books always on hand.
SMITH, DRlNkER & MORRIS,
SMITH Z PALMER.
Na,rh % lCs-yiw
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u of Trust Deed executed by Joseph Mann. the
ID Ilh Of January ei and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
MiddleseS County Court will, TUESDAY, the Goth
day June the premises, expose 10 sale, the property In
the said mentioned the yet Of
the said Joseph Manu. IN and certain lot parcel of Land
lying in comfy Of Mlhcs-S which Steam Saw Mill
was erected, held by the said Joseph Manu. a mem
her n TIE of Joseph Mann Co., under certain articles oil
agreement between Th"mas H. Evans and Leonard Perry, as
rrd said Perry the said Joseph Manu. aud recorded
in tie sad Clerks Office and also all the Timber now snwlug
heinz certain pieces parcels OF anfa pat or
whereof attached said articles Of agreement together
with N The bindings and machinery erected on tile sad hst
land the tools necessary for carrying on
the said Sill, and one Lighter.
much Of the purchase money as shall be re-
n,.d 10 pay drawing and recording The said deed
inc eypee and the balance now due on me following
noes viz: fur S246 6. with interest from 9th January,
one-o s2i6 66 interest from 9th January, lsA3 pay
able Ia ver Willis for Si3 333 with interest from stn
January is r. si?3 332 with interest from YIN ianu
Il a. payable Perry; for the residue credit VIII 10
ryen until January 1884, the purchaser entering INTO
bonds with satisfactory security required y the sau
- Trustee shall convey just uchl e and no other,
d. y! ' $780, AUGUSTINE OWEN, Trustee.
ll5-wids
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| 'sNo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHERN PRoPEkIi
- FOX SALE-Tka ierrsi belonging 70 The Estate o '",'
r'ournoy, deceased ia Ea,cnton Factory being one naa'
e,eo' is offered for sale Capitalists, who wish 10 aN p
mamie investment, shouto fail Ia improve TINS ~
paying rytiree prfeat upon the present
IS situated three miles W of Eaonton, runam county,
ga, on Little river failing stream, aiofuhs wi
water power for any nrhinery Attached 10 III ae 49, y,
dwelling honse, all buildings for the i
abo'ers, and Grs an,s,w Sl in successful =,
property offered for effect DIVISION ana WIN DC sol"
together or in shares purchasers The terms WIN
raj and any don addressed Eaionton, Ieoea
will he promptly attcndd TO- ami will take pleasure IA o"
ing the property TO anYerson who may wiSn 70
n. BASS, =, ,e
nacl N
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AW NurCE-The subscriber has remove ms o1ce 10 the
L. his residence NJ The corner oil 9h and
streets opposite the Once of Mutual Assurance Society lie
be found at his Office when mol IN alleuce laeah re
sumed> of the Courts of the City
TO CLAGMANTS-The subscriber after an interval OF some
ment of the United States or State of Virginia. for evo
onary services any demands whether arising under
contracts or otherwise experience IN attending TO such
claims enable him. most cases, are Wen found
ed of the information necessary TO sustain
the subject and gent attention, stimulated ny me necessity
Of beginning life of bsnesshe IS wiling 10 pledge
on contingent as may e agreed
on Urged by strong inducements he pledges an e ind
office are on 9Th Streets the swan IaVefn Letters
addressed To him will be punciually attended 70. r,
Richmond 9TH Oct, 1872 H-ly ihoMas 'hEEN.
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no ANDERSON NUNAALLY, DANIEL WITT and JAMES
observation-disclosures: Take notice, that | shall take
-, dsno.i,ns of Edward II. Booker and Others at my
upiipr Room in the of Farmvie on the 2st and 22nd
Jav of Anrl next between the hours of O'Clock NJ and
NJ IN he read as evidence suit depending in
The Circuit Superior on of Law and ChaDcey for Prince Ed
county plaintiff and you are Defendants and
rom anv cause the aforesaid dispositions taken The
line place above mentioned they viii be taken the 9th
day of April next between the hours aforesaid tho Tavern
uoue y ii. r. FLIPPINs.
.,r.h "a I02-w5w
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Fredericksburg, Mach a. 1919. lOa-u
Trust Sje of a Iat,.abio nr r'uma,ary fffccT,
1865 ~e nm Sfoe.. SforEs Cr0Ds S.r

Trust SAFE of F"t'.GbIo 49, V'' '' '.''@''''
Siaees. Siocks, Crops &c,
virtue of Deed of executed by Edmund T. Wick
ID ham, ESQ., and duly aint,ed TO record i'll the Clerks ore
Hanover County Court the undersigned will sell, by public
the highest bidder for cash. the plantation called
South Wales Hanover house "Wednesday, the "a
day May twenty likely Slves crops of every kind
hand, Hogs Horses, Nuies Cattle and Sheep and all the
Farming Implements and all the iIo seod aud Kitchen Fur
tune the said Wck!am Md time Will lease
OF ten wears renewable the plantation called South
Wales, whci is one OF the fR on the Pamunkey
JOHN y. TAIEWELi., Tus,ees
JAMES LYONS, ~
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! ot%G LApiGS' SEMINARY, Charlotte Courthouse, Ia.
ELv. MICHAEL OsaosSE PUncipal-ihe Summer term of
T,,lo VIII MIA, nee "Wednesday, tue seventh day
at Friday the twenty ninth day OF serem0er
z,-Fu all the English h'anchesday scholars, S5; board
.nc hoarder To furnish her he'd, bedding bedstedd aud
a: Sihicc additional charge Of Si-French and
extra AT tie usual a" bills payGJle The last dcy y
and five per cra, ataed from such shall BE- paid 4,
.tesjuuiu. % the term.
eiarlc,te c. H., Va, April n, l,i2 nG-7t'
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,.HsiNG Si,ppiY OF DRY GOopS.-rHOS II. QUARlES
= received ~ arrivals from the North, complete
- Of >raunahlc Dry Goods all of which viii be sold ut
H-es cash. call from is customers and the pub
earnestly requested, he feels we'll assured that per-
,,4'eon VIII be given in prices, attention and styles.
GRANITE FRONT BUILDING,
II street, Shockoe Hill.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
WISCuEsrrR March ri la?

To HIM. Lucas, Esq {, Of JEFFERSON county.
Dear Sir: The Democratic Convention Of delegates
from the several counties composing the 10th Con-
gessonal District which met this day, for the purpose
of selecting candidate to represent the Democracy Of
the District in the Congress of the U. S, have
unanimously nominated you the individual of tLer
choice and IN accordance with resolution of the Con-
vention now have the pleasure Of announcing to you
the FACT accompanied with request that you will
cep. the nomination of the Convention, and aid US in
the maintenance Of those pure and patriotic principles
which have ever characterized the Democracy OF Vr-
gnia-and which you have heretofore maintained with
SO much energy, activity and talent.
The undersigned, tender TO you individuality their
congratulations upon the cheering prospects of success,
apparent in the deep interest which the people of the
District have exhibited with regard to the result of the
approaching election; and will not doubt the determ-
nation your part, 10 contribute your assistance in
the coming confess, in The indicated by the Con-
yenlion
With assurances of great respect,
We have the honor 10 he
Your obedIent servants,
j. S DAWSON, of Warren,
JAS. GIBSON, of Hampshire,
JOHN MCPHERSON, Of Page
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f5'u BUILDERS AND OTERS.-The subscriber would
respectfully Inform the citizens of Richmond and vicin
", la ne continues TO manufacture the following articles
terms s reasonable they be had In any OF the Northern
ces VIZ bras and Iron Locks and Bols for banks, PRISONS
s'n anu dwellings, Locks aud Bolts for sliding and folding
doors win brass, glass and plated furniture.
o shutter and blind fasemHgs and very superior
ncie-.'s cheapest ard best offered the public.
~ eis hung with without tubes, Locks repaired, and
keys MED at the shortest notice, the reasonable
C. CUNBERSOE.
Main, between sth aud 9ih streets
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-, - Gorernor OF The Commonwealth Of Virginia

Ru tic G0UefR0r Of Mc Common'ee0tH y FHS1"1H'
A PROCLAMATION.
ysJHEREAs aancy a' occurred 10 ,e Sen s :. aS
for M District the counties Of Charlotte nehanre
Nnwav aud Prince Edward, tho Sherns OF the sa,d cnunl.
sre rrGured 10 hold for Senator for the SAID
District on the fourth Thursday this present month"; 10 MI e
vacancy aforesaid. ,,x a., ,.vs- seaI .,
the Commonwealth, Richmond, this hrst day OF a?f
Tsr.L.1 ~ ,,,n lar Is.3 IA. MCDOWELL.
:" '"' ''' " lll-w4w
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,y,9TVsS ! EVANS AlroBxyy ~ Law. will regularly at
tend e Superior and Inferior CoGr:> II Kas William Han
jleneo KJh;uon6. and the Superior Court OF Mag
sn Auy business entrusted his viii be prompt
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RICHARDSON x {,

RICHARDSON X co.
az a9W receiving, arrivals, supply Of handsome
i SPRING DRY GOODS,
~ complete their assortment, and WHICH they offer :or
s-ssui.aaie terms.
V.rt.u lln-s,-
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c0woul. iutil o!s,. i S. Helm
r ise 'tewuc paprt, viii aease insert the above once
t~ Hf. i8tOrioi R0tlte, and forward iiieir
1 licc or set''eUea,ant paper each 10 the Ho-
etfunGe Winchester Nirginian, Ciarksburs Scion Of
f'4t ta,e: S;5r Abingdon Banner, Iynchburc Repuhi
Naetin- Argus, Charlottesville Republican, Fncast9 De-
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CHARLrsTow.. April Cd. 1912.

CHARLEsTowE, April I'd, lS43.
To .heSsrs. D51is0n, Gibson end Mcpherson:
Gentlemen: have received your letter on behalf Of
the Democratic Convention of Delegates held in
Winchester on the 3lst ultimo, appfsing the, that
have been nominated unanimously by that body, as
candidate 10 represent the Democracy OF this District
in the Congress Of the United States accompanied
with request, made you me- Gin accordance
with resolution OF the convention" that would ac.
cept. | am fully sensible of the honor this nomination
confers, and cannot hesitate 10 accept H. in obedience
to the desire o! the Delegates and with this assurance
avail myself Of the occasion 10 tender to ALL through
whose kindness and generosity have received it, nv
grateful acknow!cd gmcnts IL is also proper 10 saw
that have reason to believe that majority of the de-
legales, composing the convention, not unaware
that it has been my uniform course and scrupulousy
adhered to in the present instance not TO seek Office
and that feel pride in saying prize this new cs
monlal OF confidence the more highly because il has
been voluntarily rendered. My future department
shall be marked with like proprety The motive for
tins uno5trusire demeanor my part in reference TO
office, has not proceeded merely from consciousness
of my humble abilities, but likewise from sense Of
duty, and an ardent desire 10 impress others with the
same feeling, so fur at east, any influence might
be supposed 10 attach the example of one so humble as
myself, convinced, that if all friends among The
many capable gentlemen in the district possessing
higher qualifications and claims than myself, would
coniinoe to do likewise should then have the su.est
guaranty of future harmony IN our ranks, without
which assurance, none of us tell how long may
be able to hold the district The patriotic De-
mocrat who can qnet his ASPIRATIONS need entertain
no fear that his silence aad modesty will prejudice
him, cause his name 10 be overlooked-be will not
De forgotten-his claims will be appreciated and re-
warded in due season.
In thus yielding to run as the Democratic candidate
because feel proud Of the honor, and feel that sun
bound alike by duty and gratitude to do SO, | should
probably, in view of the trying through which
1t is not unlikely if elected, shall have 10 pass, be
somewhat. chaFy of pledges Great and important
questions and some OF them new in tho history Of our
the next Congress; and if distrused my irmness TO
meet my duty and to discharge it, under all circum-
Stances prudence would dictate such reserve.
might well say too that promises best, especially in
these times, are not worth great deal-when made,
however solemnly, they are redeemable at will, and
too often broken at pleasure. Many, indeed made
IN bad faith, because intended to be vioated and this
it is that has made them cheap, not to say worth
less, when coming from candidates in canvass
But have fear of being able to stand by my in.
tegrty and my well known principles, and, as you
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,a,g,' FAfR At CHARLES CITY COURT-HoCSE-A
| .a .stl! and Fancy Articles, viii he held ~ Charles
m ~ house. ou Thursday aud Friday, the 9Th and aoih
. Ao,il ~ l6-2t
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PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.


THE subscriber constantly receiving from inc eel, @ nn
nufictory Nunns Clark, New York, elegant ana p
pianu Foes possessing the latest improvements ana na
dclcacy aid otone, 80 peculiar 10 e ma
nufacture Y....,,.,,. ,,d Nusira
Merchandise in general. -. -, ..,.. :, No.
Piano For,es Repaired uned let on hire and taken In e1
change. oup. n ,,I-crc
The largest collection of Music ever offered or saie a
STATE NAV the store OF the SUBSCRIBER VINO
now enabled Philadelphia and New YORK wholesale
and retail prices -, . n.;.r., ,,o, ,.,,e,
terms thah 'hey can "''' '''" p H. TAYLOR,
Jan3 Paro Forte and Music Store. opposite The saaks.
DR 0AkLEY,s COMPOUND DEPuRtTIVE SYRUP tor
l. curc Of scrofus Kings Es obstinate Eruptions oil me
ct;n pimnes Pustues the Face scay Enpons chronic
phenmcm letter Syphtic symptoms and all disorders as
oa from an Impure bood inJudicous Use oil meIcu
~, &C, &C: -, xonsv.Iy used In the United States
% decided benefit Scronla, Mercnral Diseases and IN all
cases VI u" '' READIsG June, 1899.
We the undersigned having frequently used oakey Com
D.nratiye Syrup in the Of our practice with de-
cidea nine ..a,r,on H. II. MUHLENBERG, N. ID.
superior per SOLOMON G. BIRCH, do
JOHN \. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation Tor SAFE ny "afNoh O
III hhn' "se" One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 81 80
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, ls43

Elk"iNiA LAND OFFICE March a. 1872 In conformity
t"'" ACT entitled IAN rercr into The srii
ac eacsh isoieato The 9th Of janua.y 1915
10 heifhy make known Ia all whom it mny concern that il
p certificate CT the Echeator of the county of Clarke
dat M 2 ~! of March, eiJ and this day received into the
'h oce lha By an inquest held the 29;h day of May
l1 ana tenement in the town of Berryve In The
o containing quarter Of acre. Of which Thomas
"hs ued seized has been escheaed to this Commonwealti
March % " ' ins ,v,f
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March IS

NOTICE TO THE DEBTORS 10 Cor. WM. L. WHITE
~ persons indebted 10 COL William L. White Informed
a ". Wh.c has convey Ell and transferred To by Deed of
Ir uebts due 10 him, any way They earnestly
ques 10 mike immediate arrangements To discharge their
pec:s debts as the circumstances ui the will allow in
hnlscncc Ia be extended
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HAVING heen appointed Commissioner
y cSy FOR the STATE Of Virginia, VIII acknowledge
deeds and OF writing he used
otel N Kentucky.
GALES SEATOS Attorney nj Law
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OcUSr hill FOR SAIE-ihe subscriber having deter
- hned 10 move the West offers fer sae by private
au The Tract of Land which lie lives miles Nonh of
LOUISA Courthouse the Of Hickory creek healthy
and agreeable neiehboo and continuing eight hundred aid
weaiy acres with comfortable dwelling houses and other
Cut houses good apple orchards and meadows The land s
productive and well adapted Ia the growth Of wheat
tobicco and clover There about hundred and fifty
of excellent low grounds nnnLatiOn prpdu
ample supply Of wood aud timber supply the farm
Each field Is well watcrcd having fnilin. springs
branches II may he said Of TRUTH that seldom such fam
market. either III Louisa the adjoining counties
Reference TO Ellis & Elicit Richmond, the subscriber
joins ELLIS.
Louisa. Dec. %. 30 Gz-Mif