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Mr.. SrRoTnEE moved that the memorial Of Martin p
Brooke and the answer Of Judge Scott be printed for
the use of The House. Agreed TO-
MIR. LEFTwIcn explained at length the motives which
ac:uated lie Special Committee 10 the they had
pursued.
MIR. STRnTHER authorized by Judge Scott 10
sa,p that he wished il TO be understood that he desired
The fullest examination into any and every charge
that affected related 10 his character and con-
duet as Judge or gen.leman-nnd that the modes Of
rxa n,imnton proposed by the gentlemen from Wythe
and Franklin, were both agreeable 10 him.
long and animal ted debate ensued, in which Messrs.
ASpERsnS, TALIAFERRo, CARTER, and DANIEL of R.,
sustained and Mr.. HorKIss opposed Mr.. Taiaferro 8
Resolution.
eve had taken copious notes. and had hoped TO pre-
sent the iull debae-but the crowded state Of our
Iumns forbids us)
Mir LErrwIcH finally Withdrew his amendment, Us
he oh not wish 10 embarrasa the question. He, how
ever, moved to strike out all of MIR. Taaferros Re.
solution, aer The words "persons and papers'-wbich
motion prevailed, Mr.. GARRETT moving the previous
question.
Mr. BYRD of F. made an unsuccessful motion to
refer the whole matter TO the Committee for Couris
RI Justice.
Mr. POWELL of F., offered n substitute, 'that the
RePort Of The Special Committee in the case OF the
memorial OF Martin Z. Brooke, &c, be recommitted
10 lie same committee with instructions 10 take such
evidence as 10 them may seem proper in support of
such charges as of Improbable character, and
report them TO this House"
The House adjourned, motion of Mr.. BYRD of
Frederick, who SAID il ate aud he anxious to
express his views
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X.
TEMPERANCE.
According to previous notice, large portion OF the
members Of the General Assembly, and many other
citizens met in the Hall of the House Of Delegates
the evening of the 7th of January, for the purpose
of forming Temperance Society, to be composed oil
members of the Legislature, of its officers and the Of
fcers of the Government.
On motion Of Mr.. Carter, Of Loudoun, Robert
White, Of Rockbridge, called 10 the Chair, and
Waller ID. Leake, of Goochland, appointed Sc
cretary. The Chairman briefly explained the objects
of the meeting and Major Roberts, William Tatum
MIR. Jeer, and w. d. Lenkc, being called upon, Sc
veraly addressed the meeting. AT the conclusion Of
the addresses, many members of the Legislature and
of its officers, subscribed their 10 the follow
ing pledge 1--WE pledge ourselves 10 each other as
gentlemen ,.thst we will not intoxicating liquors
beverage during the present session of the Legsla
ture of Virginia"
On motion, il was ResOired, That tho Chairman Of
this meeting appoint Committee Of FIVE TO draft q
Constitution for this Society. In pursuance whereof
William Tatem, of Norfolk county, Daniel Miller, oil
L,udoun, w. D. Leake, of Goocbland, Edmund
Broadus, of Cupeper and Thomas P. Mitchell, OF
Bedford, appointed.
Resoired That the Chairman be empowered TO call
meeting of this Society, when the committee shall
TO him ts readiness TO report Constitution
70. the consideration of this Society.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and sent TO the
Editors Of the papers in this city, with request tina.
they be published
The meeting, them after many manifestations of good
will towards the cause of sobriety, adjourned.
ROBERT WHITE, Chairman.
w D. LEaKI. ScerslarU
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To TIE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND

GU are requested IL nset III the CITY Hall, 81.
tnrdoy night, O'clock for the purpose of appointing
delegates To The Republican State Convention of 4ll
nf March Let every Democrat DO at hs post. The
';mes call for easTgy md action. The Wig Coryen.
ton meets on the 22d of February. lie, follow on
len days after, 10 weaken Their blows, and rub out
their tracks. "The Spartan Band" in The Metropolis
never failed 10 toe the mark and do their duty lie,
them appear in strong force TO show the spirit of TIE
invincb!es.
~ The weather opens Gnely-anJ the efulgence Of
full moon will light You TO the Wigwam = where
we shall he happy to see and CO operate with you
for The service Of the Republic!
MANY RcpITRT lraNS
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The Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia have re-
solved that the salary Of President of the Mother Bank
shall be reduced TO 50 500 and left the question of re-
ducng the Cashiers and other salaries of the Bank 10
the discretion OF the Board OF Directors, urging them
to make every curalmen, Of expenses not prejudcia
to the interests Of the Bank They also cur,aled tho
salaries of the Presidents of the Bsanches-some 30,
some Oh per cent The salaries of four reduced
800, and four others 10 $780, Yesterdnys Comviler
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Wednesdav, January il, 1913.

The SPEAKER laid before the House remonstrance
Of sundry citizens of South Farnham parish, in the
county Of Essex, against petition for disposition Of
the fund arising from the sale of the gebe Of this
parish. Referred.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs. Smith Of Harri
son, Calwell, Brown of Preston, Tate, Byrd of Ere
Derrick Williams, White of Rockbrdge Edmunds o
Halifax, Leake of Albemarlc Lewis Taylor, and Bow
den as The special committee 10 consider the NORA
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GALE OF LAND AND NEGROES .-By virtne of a Deed ar
~ Trust executed the undersigned as Trustees by The
late William T. Eggleson and Thomas Pride for the benefit of
Seignora r. Banser, bearing date the day of Drcemer
1910, and OF record the Clerks Office County Court
Amelia state Of Virginia. the undersigned,
aforesaid, WILL Thursday, the a3d day Of March 1898 thai
being The Court day Of said County the of
county OF Amelia sell al public auction, highest hddrr
Tor cash. the following property real and PERSONAL m
said deed by William T. Eegleston, All tia, tror or
parcel OF Land lying in said county OF Amelia on The South M
OF the public road leading from the Couras OF said counv la
etersvle called Coxes containing estimation four hundred
acres, he the same less and ound.d follows: on III,
East Ivy the lands Of James Cooke South nv tbr lands
OF Edward Wilkinson and James F. Vaughan on The Noh hv
the public road leading c Amelia Court house IN etersyr
and on the West nv the land of Richard Noble Also one other
tract or parcel OF Laaa bng in said county adjoining the
land on which the Poorhose Of said county located contain
Ing by estimation hundred and nineyfour acres he the
same mora or less, and bounded the South by The
a;ins called the Poor house the We.
william MARSHALL and Joseph Bragg the East by
said Bragg and Warren Marshall, aud Nohwad by the
lands Of said Bragg Also following Slaves women
and children wit Henry Ned Horace, Jm Dick Doctor
Archer Beverly, John, Lewis Maria Evira SeDa Dolly and
her Children Jane, Ncy aud anc ard children Of said
females have been born the OF said deed
and other property conveyed by sad William r. Es.leso
~ said dee for particular description Of ri OF which
property reference Is hereby made said deed The title 10 all
Of The aforesaid property is believed perfectly GOOD bus
selling as rues wl convey Only RICH; az vested ia
by the deed aforesaid.
jU HIi:;I E. iE EIEa Trustees.
JAM 70 7G-,d,
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MANY REPUBLICANS.

:. . COMMUNICATED
Al Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Bank of
Virginia in The city of Richmond, on Wednesday, ia.
nuary llth, 1913, motion Of MrTazewell Tayier. OF
Norfolk, the following resolution was uuanimousl,
adopted
R'solred, That the Stockholders of the Bank Of
Virginia, in general meeting assembled hereby ex.
press to John Brockenbrough on his retirement from
The Presidency OF this Institution, their sentiments oil
confidence in his integrity and Of respect for him as
man.-Extract from The Proceedings.
j " PEGRAM Snc.u
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w. D. LEAKE, Secretary.

TO TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS OF AMELIA.
meeting Of the Democratic Republicans Of tho County Of
Amelia will be held Amelia Cou House, Thursday, the
Goth instant that hene Court day. for the purpose OF appointing
delegates The County In Democratic State Conven-
ton 10 be held in the City Richmond The h day March
for other important purposes full meeting is very
desirable.
January 10, 1913, MANY VOTERS,
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p The Whie will copy Till sale.

CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AcADEMY.-Fhe interim.
date examination of the members of this Institution will
take place on the nth and gu! Instant This examination viii.
not be succeeded by VACATION but by reorganization Of The
classes for another period of five months Hence
ofuay VIII be favorable time for the OF young
~ no period of s existence has this Seminary enjoyed
share OF patronage al and ye The Of the
Ing and he number Of teache,s ouch justify the
ton OF ten twelve pupils In addition The present number
Board, including every accommodation, SEQ for months,
Tuition in thorough course of Engsh, -
Music, with Of instruments, l5
French, 10
The best accommodation may be expected for boarders
WIN. :. WHITE, Principal
Charlottesville, Jan. l2 le43. 7G5s
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SolREE MUsiCALE-P. H. TAYLOR specially announ-
~ the ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond, will
give SOiREE MUSICALE, at the Concert Room ES.
change Hotel THURSDAY, the 2t January s43 which
occasion he will he assisted by the follow gentlemen
have In The kindesi volunteered their aid:
Mr.. BASSSl, Violin; MIR. BARBER, Piano; Mr BERG, ALTO;
Mr. ULMo yioloneello; an AMATEUR on the Carione.
PROGRAMME
overiuenPinno F@te Violin, Alto Flute, CarOne and
Vioonceo, tTo.yado Doriska. )-RossipL
O. Meange-Flue, Mr. Taylor, Introducing Coming the
Rye lie pipe du tobac; Duantare Balerma and Ny Mamie
Taylor.
g. Bagaea-yioin Mr. Rassni, Introducing a Neapo!lan
Air La CacLuca Twere vain 10 tell and With Rapture dwell.
ing-Brssin.
a. Variations larnne Mr-, favorite air. ,ul,r
s. Fanasia-Piano Forte SIR Barber Introducing a,e Kear
ney and Clopn's avore i!nzurka.-BarGer. ~
g. Scsetto-Von, mo. Vo DO, Alto, Flute Clarone and
Vioonceo introducing John Anderson Kitty TyeI Beleyr
Bdssin. ~
= Cavana-Fute, Mr. Taylor ma voce pocofa -rars,,ov
&. So!o-Von, Mr.. BasalEi- De BtroL
AsiaFlue, Mr.. Taylor, Robin Adair with variations IA
pc rformed by the Gel, brnted Drn;ct.-Droufi
Tickets hat dollar each, children half be had at p
H. Iayors Music Store ut lii. BAR Of Exchange Hotel
Concert TO commence at half past 7.
JAM IL -c !,
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Charlottesville, Jan. 70, 1919. 7S .ps

STRAY MULEs-sayed from the subscriber about the mid
- die OF December last two Mules of dark color
and other mse from Dover Goochand county Il
psced they will aim for Meekenburg county y from
henre by The way Of Carevile Any information respect.
ing them will be thankfully received. Addfs Dover Mills
VIM POLLARD, for JAMES C. BRUCE
JaG. " 7y-aN
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n Mr.. WILLIAM ADAIR of Monroe, has for seyera
days been detained, by indisposilion from his seat in
the House Of Delegates.
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BERKSHIRE and oher improved Pigs utQrJa and
.Fortons Sealing Grape Zines for Sale
ERKSHRE PIGS by the celebrated Boar Chesterfield and VA
1ous crossc of the BERKSHIRE other improved breeds
Also 500 vines, ready for bearing of ,hc Noons Seed
ling Grape, and 500 Of the Catawba. Apply 10
Bolts &, BuEFoOT Eds. SO. Planter
Jan 10 ~ -.
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Organisation Of Me Massachusetts, Legislature Tile
last step in the House on Friday the passage OF
resolution declaring that Mr. Nash should not hold
seat until his claims had been examined by commit
lee.
On Saturday the House met and Daniel p. King, &C
Danvers, was chosen Speaker. He put down in the
Wing list as Wing
The result of the first ballot Saturday was Tho
mas (Dem) 49, Kinnicut (Whg) l72, King (Whig)
3 The result Of The next ballot was, Williams DEM
l72, King (Whig) 176, Thomas (Dem.) 3. The House
adjourned soon after for the purpose of hearing an
election sermon This result caused by admitting
Wing from Chelsea 10 vote, who, the Democrats con-
tend, had not the shadow of title to q seat-E. Y
Eyening Post, Jan. o.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, January S.-By the Rochester, London
dates the 5 and Liverpool to the 9Th and by the
Iowa. Paris dates to the 9Th, and Hayre to the Sl u
December, have been received.
In England, the hopes Of the manufacturers are re-
yiving.
The Chinese have completed the payment of tho
first two instalments to the English.
Another battle has taken place in Affghanis,an, in
which the English have been victorious. They are
however, rapidly Withdrawing their forces from that
country.
AT Calcutta, on the 30.h Of September dreadful
explosion Of gunpowder took place in the China Bazaar
were injured.
In Egypt great mortality prevails among the cattle
10 consequence thereof, il is said the Pacha will make
sales of provisions all being wanted for home
consumption Morning Post.
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4nother Rer0tution in szico- Occupancy of Moniere

w ING y. o. oIuduFOU
By the arrival of the bark Annahuac from Vera
Cruz, dates TO December 10Th received. letter
dated Vera Cruz, Dec 10Th, I'm the N. York Union,)
says
"News from the city of Mexico received to day is
reTy interesting and important. General Gus,arrsy OF
the department of San Luis had declared the dsson
ton Of Congress- and announced the convocation of
new enc by Santa Ana TO form, constitution for the
Republic. General Caniligo Of Puebia has made the
declaration for bis department. Congress at
took dgniGed stand, and cplcd lha, they would
listen 10 threats from any military chieftain, and would
continue 10 sit TIL driven from the hail by force Of
arms.
"Nsws has arrived here (says lie New York FIX.
press from the West, Of the occupation of Monterey,
town in California, by Commodore 4. APP Catesby
JONES' OF The U. S. lfisate Potomac and Corvette
Cyane. lie held the town about two days and then
gaze il up, declaring that lie took the town in
qaeEce of report that declared by the l..
States agains, Mexico. Campeachy still holds out
against the Government of MEXICO. The garrison of
Vera Cruz was momentariIy expected 10 declare in ia
yor of the revolution against Congress.
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
CosGnrss-Tucsdays Pyoeed;ugs.

In the Senate, the Judiciary Committee reported back
The bill "lo indemnify General Jackson for damage
sustained in the discharge of his official Duty" with an
amendment, altering the title 10 "a bill for the telir
of Gen. Jackson; and another amendment, IAN entire
substitute for The billy placing the bill the principle
of boon, or consideration for military services.
b1r. Walker made report against the conclusions o.
majority Of the Committee.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr. Bolts Of vrgni,
moved articles OF impeachment against President Tyler
The proposed impeachment was reotd by the House
for the most part, by Democratic voles-CioLe.
The vote was s3 ayes, 1877 noes The House then
took up the Report the subject of the Exchequer-
Mr. Profit GEOGRAPHICALLY in reply to MIR. Marshall
But no question was taken when The House adjourned
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

-ahut let some angurs rue,
Their words are onens Insult renders tue"
January Z, IS43.
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Flour and Grain-The receipts Of Flour during the
week nave been light and particularly of Genesee three
quarters OF the arrivals through the canal been Neh
gan and Ohio The miers in this State having but little
wheat yet on hand but they expecting their supplies
soon from The west will no, be long, probably before
the supply Of flour in this State will be much
larger IN proportion to the receipts already arrived via Gu
mails.
Geneseee Hour, common brands are 81 S7s and Illinois
Ohio aud Michigan 81 Sis7I according to quality
and We think the last two days the demand has been
ight no New Orleans flour afoa round hoop vv Canal
brings SiSO to l15; and via Pennsy vania 81 Iho
Oh as to condition Southern flour the stock being
hancs house and that little but hn,
is under limits We quote Georgetown and Howard street
nj 81 S'3. as we believe all be bought ut 81 IS yeser
day was taken The demand however very limited for
that kind of flour present
wheat sells at 50 To 81 cents, arrives from New Or
leans the quantity being small only Rye is scarce and
sells on the spot and TO arrive 65 cents Corn at this
moment very scarce and the last sales at Sc cents
measure for both North River and Southern.
Oats are not so firm, but worth % a 29J cents
COHImeTcidI IdreTfiSeT
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IsR7Il'I OI IcteT ItiId FfoVllenc0.
s-lhe notice IN paper DAYS since fine cauo,
required III selecting the proper medicines difficult
'eis NE To say that have been mcd prevented frona
speedy restoration to health by the mixture IN
'hs cay called Sarsaparla which sprcd
10 De e article recommended highly you and Others for cro
iu ana diseases of the skin troubled for ycar. with
an Itching burning and painful huuor which At times IA, an
pred IN large hoehes and terminated running sores Amer
using me pretended Saapaua tall discouraged without
feIei sent To Mr. Sands New York bv the ,dr,
OF pI an and obtained hall dozen the real extract
nave !etuc only four of these and already like new man
some OF my friends declare they know I'M, m STRANGE
place and with the aid OF more feel confident
completely eradicate the Troublesome complain that shall
"e'e 'un''huh " again 4. l.. SIMMONS.
re" PARTICULARS see advertisements city papers
Prepared and sold wholesale and for cSraop nv
n SANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists Granie Bulings
y" brnidway corner Of Chambers autocd
agent ohnond n DuVal CO.. Petersburg Roper Aner
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos and Druggists generally m IN.
for s. 49, - ''''| -" ',.'es
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ALLEN Il CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
DRAWS TINS DAY At 81 O'CLOCK.

DRAWS THIS DAY Ar % O'CLOCK.
Actanifa Lottery No. i26. Ettn for rucsis, Fyspi,,
puzo Of Sl7SuO, 5000. 5000, $500 10 of 1000 &c
20 Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets lnotD S..
New Jersey Lottery Nc So frr "Wednesday Fye,,,
prize Of $4,000, 10000 5000. 100 Of 1000 10
OF 800, &c. - Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets $40.
Aicmndra Loucp No. i2s Esa f,r Tb1r.i,v E,.,,,,
prize Of $1,000, 1000. 1900, 1907 ; of IOOO &c
20 Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets $3.50
ieesous Lottery No ~ draws FRIDAY ~ The EXCHANGE, n, a
o'ci1ck r. w.
i prize n $1,000 Of 1000, SC. 66 Nos.-t2 drawn
Whocs $3.50. halves l.2j. quarters 62J
Gund CONSOLIDATED Lottery ~ Extra Tor Monday Norrirs
pnze Of $1,000. 10 Of lOOO sc. IS Nos.-I3
drawn. Tickets s..
AIeIandra Ioicr. Cass 49, Tor Monday Morprv
Capital 100000, 80 Of 1000 Sc. ~ Nos-I2 drawn
ballots Tickets $40.
~ Tickets BY The package certificates Of packages AMI sog,
tickets IN a Of The above ami any Lottery advertised by a.
"'cgory Co for sale a. The ohcc of e. r. ALLEN co
ma " Under Exchange Hotel
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE EUILDING.

Drawng Of the Alexandria Class NJ at Alexandria NAV 27tb
90 IS 60 20 - II IL ~ II 90 81 10
Drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Extra Class No 81 at Whining
May goth
ii 81 80 90 IS % Is Sc
SKETCH OF LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON,
For Tuesday Evening per ma-Alexandria Extra Class
No l2b-Capal Prizes Sl7,5O0. 5000 5000 . 500 l.
OIL lU OF lUuO each 10 Of 800 10 Of 300 10 of211 ~ o.
100 l'' OF 100, &C., IS Nos. IL drawn, tickets SIS
For Wednesday Evening per Mathew Jersey. Class
No. 56-Caplials: $4,000 10000 5000 , 367 s of
l5OO' 100 OF l,OOO ITO Of 800, &C. rs Nos IL drawn
tickets $40.
For Thursday evening per mail-Aexasdria. CHS. No
l@ooop9ls; $1,000 5000, LOO, 800 1856 100
drawn, tickets 81 50.
For Saturday 9ri June
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 30. CAPITAL P-izes-
SSOOOO, 10000, 5000, $500, 3227l 5000 $500 r-f4o
Of 1000, 50 Of 500 90 OF 400 90 Of 300. &c. &c ~
Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets SlO.
100000
Alexandra Extra, No. az to be- drawn at Baltimore 9Th
me Prizes 10000 $4,000, 5000. 5000 1000
21Os, OF 1000 6of 200 100 Of 900 $50 Of 2Oo
81 Nos. IL drawn, tickets $40.
10000
Alexandria LOTTERY, Class No 81 TO be drawn AT Alet'a
June lOth-Capita Prizes $4,000 ID, 600. 900 o5;
22Ou' 2OOO 1000 500 200. 600 10 of 600 10 III
800 10 OF 300 II Of 900, 100 OF 5O &C. ~ Nos and Is
drawn, tickets $40.
100000
Alex Lottery Class No. g. 10 be drawn nj Aiev,,5i,
June lith-CepitaI Prizes $4,000 10000. 5000. 5000
5OOO, 1000. 1870. Of 2,O0O Of 500 25 Of OO1
- Of 5000, 900 Of 300 1914 Of 100 I2i Of 100. &c Is
Nos. 10 drawn, tickets $40
p-N B-Pacsarr. n vb'-s haivc. and quarter nj, .,..
tickets for sale tins Aebrier eon.rtf,t - ~,
own WomVtn''s Tina 20. CHAs WoErHAM
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SIZE

1 y pursuance of decree of the Superior Court
oi Cinnee Tor the Richmond Circuit PRONOUNCED ON the s7h
ch - m IN" st % Amber and against smith api
ui Undersigned Commissioners proceed Saturday
ur <'t day ot May next on the prru,.- IN
o 'e hsi" BIDDER at public a NJ lind
ss'i IN ~" plan Of The City Of be Number sta
situated n the intersection a. streets and enrann- hall
IN acre Town measurement This property
-e on winch the dwelling house of the bate Joseph
present residence Taylor Esq located an, ,n NON
the East the Dot which w. Munioi Esq resided r .eveal
year-. ~ '''
The following the one fourth Of IN. nus,
e,e money 10 De I'D IN month"; one fourth
~ uh'- and The remaining fourth from
' Jay OF sale the purchaser giving bonds with approves. sec
my TOT The deferred payments title 70 the propertv 10 b.
retained whole OF the pu,rb,.. No., :. -. ,
veyance directed by Court -
ROBERT NICHOLAS l.,
HENRY w. MoNCURE. commissioners
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WASHINGTON H0TEL.

NJ OH & E.-'The subscriber returns his most
thanks ms friends the public generally for the
liberal support he has received for the last twenty
three and informs them taken lease on IN.
WASHINGTON HOTEL, and now undergoing thoroigb
repair inside and and will ready the reception Of IN.
friends and the public by the FIRST MAY NEXT dis.
like newspaper putting but say much that the house
viii be- in better order than has since It was built
one Of the pleasant has the bansoesi
view Richmond fronting the Capitol overlooking the whole
surrounding country shall be neat and clean the
bedding shall be good and kept table shall be furnished
with the best the market Affords and up IN the
Old Virginia style stables shall supplied and attended
by good oser shall good ccany and ac-
eomnodaing shall be suit the harI times
and II my friends and the public give me call | think
shau be- able to please them with the price
IN such manner that they viii 10 repea their visit
viii another thing that drunkenness gaining or any other
dissipation will be- allow ed house, shah be keut with per
feet order can be found tiny stand until that time
JOHN TALNiAN.
PC " B-The Swan Tavern rent first rate stand for
possession given on the first Of May infoma-
ton, enquire OF the subscriber.
JOHN TALMAN.