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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
IL. i II 1 LCn,
Major Gen'l U. S. Army

THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
The Regents of This Institution assembled in this
civ Yesterday, in obedience 10 The appointment
ri the law creating The Institution. There were
nresenr-The Vice President OF The United States,
Chief Justice of Inc United States, Mayor OF
Washington. Hon. George Evans, of Maine !;
Hon. |. S. Pennybacker, OF Virginia; Hon. w.
I Uoueh, OF New York; Hon. X. ID. Owen, OF
Indiana; Hon. II. w. billiard. OF Alabama /;
Hon. RUFUS Choate, Of Massachusetts; Hon.
Richard Rush, Of Pennsylvania; Dr. Gideon
Hawley, OF New York; Professor A. ID. Baehe,
Of Washington; Col J. G. Touen, oil The Corps
Of Engineers. Absent, the Hon. w. Z. Preston,
of South Carolina, who is detained in the SCUM
by indsposiion, and the Hon. Sidney brcese,
Who had proceeded home 10 Illinois before his
appointment, and OF course could mol have re-
cciived notice early enough TO enable hm 10 re-
nrnto Washington in time for the meeting.
The general attendance OF The Regents
of them from great dislance-evInces an ap
nreciation of the duty committed 10 them, honor
ahls 10 Inc gentlemen selected, and suspicious
re think for the success OF the important lnstilu
lion whose enduring foundation they arc no"
met TO lay.
We understand that, after provisional an.
Temporary organization, By calling The Vice Presl
DENT of the United States 10 the chair, and appoint
inc The Hon. Mr. Houeh Secretary pro tem, IN
Regents spent The remainder OF the sitting, ilrst
in a reading oil The law constituting the insli'u
lion. then in free interchange OF views, gene
raj survey of The powers and duties devoived Of
,ben and of those of the officers created by IN
| law.
Ala little after three o'clock they adjourned
len o'clock this morning.
National Inteligercsr, Sep. 8.
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TO TOBACCO MAKERS.

THE undersigned offers for sale his lands on staunion
River in The county of ritlsylvania, containing IN
all about 1900 acres. They consist Of the Decrwood
Tract, Of $500 acres, which is small nw~iiin.
House of four rooms with convenient outholisrs.-
There il upw ards of OF open sand adj@intr
tn. house. greater part al which Is river hntouis
the residue is laid on into tracts ol about 2O acres g"
each of which there fair proportion Of tobacco land
particularly adapri Ia the liner sorts I.r manufacture
Ing, and some nf which has been lately sold by The
hugSl-ad al - dollars per hundred
This land lies about loty miles from ynchbhrg, and
is mart ot Ross's wel-known stanton und Pigg River
Tract The terms of payment will be, one third oi the
purchase money in six months from the day oi sale
third in year from the time OF the hrst payment
and The remaining third in Two years from the same
time.
Ir the land is not sold before the Odd day of October
next, il will then be offered al public auction. Appi
cation 10 be made To George H. Gme, and Samuel ber-
ger, Esq of Pisylvanla, who have full authority ~
acl for inr in the premises. GkO. IulhEh
o8-cL dw6w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE

IN pursuance Of The provisions OF decree oil Tue
l County Court Of Orange, in the case of Webb &C ,
against William Z. Webbs administrator and others,
the ndersisned, who appointed commissioners Tor
that purpose, will on TUESDAY, The 29th Of Seple-
her next, f fair il not, the next fair day thereafter
offer for sale the premises, 10 the highest bidder, al
public auction Tract of Land belonging Ia the estate
of the late William &. Webb, lying and being in The
upper part of Orange County formerly the residence Of
the late Thacker V. Webb and adjoining the lands Of
Charles 7. Graves, Reuben Newman and others. CON
tanning 400 acres, elrventwelths "f which they sell as
commissioners aud "ne.twelith hy authority from John
" Webb. This Tract lies within Two miles of The LII
bruy Mills six Of G0rdonsve, the terminus ri the
Louisa Railroad, ana eight above the Court House
Viewed in reference 10 its locality the society If The
vicinity lis natural fertility, and Ms present improved
condition, desirable Farm is rarely Offered Al
plb,ic sale. The Farm Buildings are III good condi
tion and conveniently located The Dweline House,
,Iiume ell small, comfortable. Persons IN ihr lower
country, de-ruus al healthy residence, would do cli
10 attend the sale Of this estate. Aud on MONDAY,
The 5th day nf October next u fair, II moi, the nes
fair day the late residence Of the said Wiam G..
Webb deceased, in the lower part Of Orange. near thr
Orange Springs, they viii offer FOR sale 10 the highest
bidder, NJ public auction the residence Of ine hea Is
tale of the SAID William &. Webb, containing between
thirteen aud fourteen hundred acres which VIII be sofa
in lots To suit purchasers, eleventwelths OF whicn
they sell as commissioners, under the decree aforesald
and the residue under authority Of the said John v.
Webb This last Tract lies within three miles oil the
Orange Springs In healthy and desirable nniglbor-
hood The soil Of this Tract is very improva.e; the
Farm Houses are very good, and satcient the Dwell
ling House il very comfortable The above lands VIII
he sod on the following terms, 10 wit: One-iourh 10
be paid in cash. the residue in three equal annual IN
staments The purchasers giving bonds with approved
persona security, and deeds Of trust upon the land 10
secure the deferred payments The ttle TO The above
land il believed 10 be unquesonable hnt, selling as
commissioners they will only convey such title rs they
ARE authorized to make by the decrer aforesaid
''e WILLIAM &. MOORE, ST., c,m,s
JAMES NEWMAN,
Reference il made to James Newman, or Charles l.
Cave, fur information concerning the first mentioned
Tract and 10 William c. Moore for the latter; .
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TpITST SALE LAND.

DY virtue of deed ofirust executed 70 US oy -. -
Md. and If record i'm The Clerks Office OF Pow
baan c"unty, we shall proceed to SELL on the premises,
al public auction saturday, the 18Th Of septemhe,
resdsd There are upwards of nine hundred acres IN
The tract Of land large proportion Of good low grounds
and sufficient supply Of wood land both oil ioresl ana
pine The dwelling house is large and commodious,
and there are all Offices and out houses ana
an excellent granary, the land. The plantation -
in powhatan county, the Appomatox river, abous
ak miles from the Court house. and adoins the iahu OIL
DR. Abner Crump. ,,
The Terms viii he credit Of one, two and three
years-honds, with personal security, and ueea oi
trust the land, 10 secure the payment oil the puf-
chase money The title To the land is believed 10 nc
good, hut selling rs Trustees we will only convey
such title as Is vested in by The deed of trust.
JOHN u. HARylE, Trustees
Aug 9l-cst WILLIAM OLD, Jn,
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SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.

IN pursuance af decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for The county of Orange, IN the
cases Of Robert D. Twymam, Plaintiff, rs. George New
man Miles Marquiss, and others, Defendants and Ro.
bert 81. Higgins Administrator Of Elizabeth Winslow,
deceased Plaintiff Us. George Newman, Miles Marqnss,
and Others Defendants, the undersigned, Who Is Trus-
tee in The deed Of from the defendant Newman 10
the defendant Bead,ss said deed hearing dae May The
lst Is4i and alluded Ia in the above decree, and Vim u
80 directed Nv said decree WILL The l7h day Of Oco-
her next If fair, and, u not. on the next iar day, o.r
for sale III Orange L. IT,, opposite The Exchange Hotel,
Ia The highest bidder, Al pubic auction, Trac, ot
Land the property Of George Newman, upon which
said Newman resides, much ihrrroa as VIII he
necessary the sum Of TWO hundred aud sixty
dollars and ihry-siS cents, $500 So with interest
thereon the first day of May lS46 and cost Of
suits and other expenses attending the premises. The
said land lies in the upper part of the county of Orange
adjoining the lands oil WIN. Smith, X. ID. Twyman, aud
tho heirs of Edward Wnslow, deceased, and contains
about three hundred and thirty five acres, 1881 This
land lies contiguous several excellent Mills, and is
susceptible of the highest improvement. The improve
mens only tolerabiy good bur amply sufficient for
a small family. The title to said land is indsputahe,
but selling by order of Court, shall convey only such
title as Is vested in by virtue of such order and de-
cree.
TERMS-Cash will he required.
For further information about the above land, apply
TO the subscriber, Al Poplar Run, Orange comfy, Va.
Sept I-ctds JAMES BEApLES.
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EARN For SALE.

THE undersigned wishes to sell or rent privately, on
or before the lst day of October next The farln De
longing lu the Estate of Samuel Cartwright deceased
This Farm IL situated Is miles below Richmond on me
New Kent road, and contains 3's acres OF hhu, apoh
,no of which are cleared with good dwelling house
and Kitchen aud excellent stables and barn II Is con
slered very helihy--aud excellent mail can be ohta
ed very cheap wi,hin hall mile OF the place Nh
jain Gartlwrigh who lives on the premises will take
pleasure IN showing the Farm 10 any who may wish to
purchase. Terms accommodating. Appyto
MRS. L. NJ. GAR rnRlGHr, Adm'x, or IL
Aug os-Miws TURPlN & YARRROCGH
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King William County. Aug. 25-cw
TRUST SALE.

nv virtue of deed &c Trust executed to the subscri
Is her nv Absalom Hand and of record in the Clerks
Office or Monroe county, Mssour for certain purpose.
therein men,ioned shall proceed to SELL to inc hsns,l
n, The town of Paris county Of Monroe, and State Of
Missouri certain LOT and HOUSES, in the said town
Of Paris. ;a;,,,.
tabe hut acting as TRUSTEE, shall convey such title
'" ~, a. m cwom RIO. PRlTCHETT.
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[F,om Ms .New York Erptssl

LEI lex FROM OISN. 1 n i LIN.
The following letter has been received from
Mai. General Taylor, by The Chairman OF The
mes,ing therein referred TO, in which that gallant
officer responds in handsome terms 10 the resolu-
tons PASSED on that occasion:
HEADauARrERs, ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
Camafgo, Mexico, Aug. ID, 1916.
Hon. GEo. FOLSOM:
Dear Sir: The mail Of yesterday conveyed 10
me your letter Of the 10th Of July, accompanying
a COPY of the resolutions recently adopted IN New
York CITY, and expressive OF the appreciation OF
large number OF citizens, for The recent servl-
ces OF the Army OF Occupation. For these ex-
pressions our warmest gratitude is due, and they
will be long remembered as renewed incentives 10
exertiun in The cause OF the country.
For your own very complimentary note, my
personal thanks are also due. Permit me 10 say
il is a source Of graduation 10 me, that the meet
inc refrained from the nsdi'aIei nomination; Tor
The hsh office in question: have no aspirations.
The Government has assigned 10 me an arduous
and responsible duty in the prosecution 81 The ex-
is,inr war: in conducting il with honor 10 the
country, lie all my real aspirations.
+, is with great pleasure, Sir, that thus &C
knowledge the gratitude OF the Army Tor The good
opinion and cheering approval Of the citizens oi
New York city With assurances oil our warm
apprccia,ion and nv own personal wishes ioT
your prosperity in life,
remain, dear sir, most sincerely yours,
Il. TAYLOR,
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DY virtue Of decree OF the County Court OF Ches-
- terheld pronounced the 18th day OF april le4n,
Major w. Gregory's administrator us. Thomas Newny
and others, shall sell for cash, at Chesterfield Court
House. the second Monday in September that oeipg
thereof will be sufficient satisfy the said decree
The land lies on the road leading from the Court House
to Gregorys Tavern, about five miles above the Court
show any person wishing 10 view 1t before the day
OF sale SILA5 CHEATHAM.
Deputy Sheriff for Higginton Hancock, Sheriff.
y
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LAND IN LOUISA FOR SALE.

LiAND ~ ~ = I@-t I Vt ''.iIIt8.
NJ Y Land in the county Of Louisa, near Yanceys-
VI vle for sale, consisting Of about 62U acres.
lying each side of the Old Mountain Road, and adjoin
Ing The lands Of Messrs. Bickerion Winston, 4: G.
Goodwin, Duke Nuckods, Captain Perkins and others.
A rood portion land is heavily mbrrcd, cun>.t-
mr. of the best heart pine and other original growth
and is well adapted 10 the staples OF That section OF
Country tNheai and Tobacco There is Saw Mil IN
the neghborhood and have no doubt but what more
than ask for the land may be realized from the timber
on II. , =,
If the above land ia not sold before that tlme shall
otrr il nj puhc sale Al Louisa Court House, 18th
Sepember ne II, that being Cour, day. Any information
rrspectn M the above may be had by addressing the un
Gerscned at Fredericksburg Post ONCE: NY brother,
who lives nea. the premises will show the land to any
one wishing 10 see H. JOHN GOODWIN.
I,lv 3i-rwtds Caroline county, Va
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~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Hanover County
s spu,' Woodson. widow ofPhllip Woodson,

against r, r;,, iosanh Tai,
hd nHn, u,nadson Tarlton Woodson, Jacob Wood
sou, non 10 Defendants.
This day the plaintiff By her w SSnsy hss
ne. o aa and PauIina Woodson not having entered
,her appearance and given security according TO the
act Of aud The rule. Of , Cont aa a Of
pealnS monweaIth 1t is ordered that the said defend
s shs Psp woedson and paan
here on Ss frs. al. DAY s Il
CouII ~ rdsr he forthWh inserted in some news
aeopy nblsbed in the city Of Richmond for Two months
aeeesve and that another ,s eiy Se ps'eo al
front door Of the Courthouse Oh 'h's cou"'
Copy-Tesie, .ro,
Auu eI-ew9m WIN u. WlNSioN, - n. v.
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Correspondence Of The Bal IinMIe SUM

v
The Board OF Regents Of The Smithsonian In
.,itu,e" me, at 10 o'clock this morning in The
room of the commissioner OF patents All = me
members present, as on yesterday, except Col.
Totem, who was detained at home by indispsosl-
ton. The doors were closed throughout The day;
The Hon. George Nj. Dallas, Vice President Of
The United States, was unanimously elected
Chancellor.
Upwards OF twenty applications being recelV'
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cA1E on VALUABLE NEGROEs.

In pursuance of the provisions of the said decree Of
s ,aainst William c. Webb's administrator and
%s, s the Undersigned as administrator Of inc late
William G. Webb deceased, will on THURSDAY tsaan, r s
,;,,iam q Webb deceased in the lower part Of Orange
eonnr near the Orange Springs, offer for sale To The
highest bidder at public auction. for ready money,
49,. 80, ~ mon women and children, amongst them
rooa Blacksmith. WILLIAM L. MOORE, ST.,
e'o" Administrator of William Z. Webb, deceased.
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BOARDING

AIRS MOTLEY respectfully informs her friends
wi and the public that she has taken one OF those
new tenrm-nls on the Eagle Square. Man street .wa
doors above Mcssrs Brooks, Bell Hudsons Store, ana
M. furnished Il with every comfortable accomnoda,
nn Tor Roardcrs by the day, week, month or year. ana
,, for rausien; vis-rs Every exertion WI be made
~ render Boarders comfortable. Persons visiting the
ia, pleasure or business, would do welt 10 call, as
M situation is very desirable one, with large aud
enmmodious rooms.
Rt,hnnpd Aur. 2l-cw5w
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A deputalion ofthe citizens of New York, COM
nosed Of Committees OF the Chamber OF Com
merce, the Common Council and The citizens
waited upon Mr.. McLane at The City Hotel, N.
York. and invited him TO parake Of public din.
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RI. q. Picayune, Isl inst.
TALLAHASSEE. Az. Sent. |.

IHIsLNHHssLEj zfT.Nsi DrFV'
The caterpillar is still ruinously busy with our
cotton crop in this county. The general i'm
preston is, that not more than hall crop will
be made. We think that no part OF the State will
entirely escape the ravages Of the insect, though
The damage TO The crop will probably be less eve
~ where else than in this county. The la.
Southern Recorder mentions the appearance Of
The caterpillar in the neishborhood OF Miledge-
ville-l Sentinel.
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NEW COTTON-The steamer Grace Oar.
ling arrived Yesterday from ST. Louis, brought
one pale of new cotton from Memphis, Tenn. tie
6rsr from that State, consigned 10 Messrs. Ions
dale & Gray The total amount received this
season. up 10 last night inclusive, is one hundred
and ,weniy-nine bales, as We are told; up 10 The
same period last year the amount was six thou
sand seven hundred and seventeen bales.
~ o. Picapune Isl inst.
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pponn pocx pOp SALE

AM authorized by the owner to make sale of The
1 above valuable property. The whole tract contains
$50 odd acres OF Land Of most excellent qualty,a con-
siderable portion of which is well wooded, and has on
/, Dwelling House. beautifully situated, though
somewhat ont Of repair; and, also, large Tavern
House, attached to the Race Field, which makes 1t sus
ceniihle of easy division, which will be made 10 suit
nurcbaser. The situation is healthy, has fine water
on il, and Is within four miles Of Richmond. If not
sold privately before, 1t will be offered at public AUG
hon the premises on the last day OF the races Inc
TERMS liberal and made known by application to
Ang d-etd W. GODDIN. Auct.
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VALUABLE LANDS IN MARKET.
- ES0LFED 10 emigrate during the present Fall 70
~ the South West lr undersigned VIII otter Al public
sale, al his residence. on the 18th oil September next
his several tracts Of land situated IN the county Of Ca
rolIne. They are known rs SPRING GROVE, WEST
WOOD 4 FARISH'S, and comprise IN the whole about
2,5OU acres.
SPRING GROVE, my homestead, situated on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is
within ten miles of Fredericksburg and contains ECO
acres The fertility Of the soil ia unsurpassed in this
section Of Virginia II is peculiarly adapted To the
growth Of fine Tobacco such used by manufacturers
TOR special purposes, for foreign export. On il is
reclaimed marsl perfectly secure from inundation.
whic. Yields Of from eight 10 twelve barrels
of per acre, varying according 10 the seasons.
The buildings embrace large Dwelling Kitchen, Ice,
Carriage, and Al other oulnnses III good order. The
Barn OF modern structure, and coinodIousy arranged;
is located within ul n mile from the Railroad, On
which is turn out built for Tie convenience OF the
Farm. Such the facilities Of transportation to
Richmond fredericksburg Tint from three 10 five
hundred barrel, Of may br delivered in day.
WESTWOOD. adjoining Sptlns Grove. contains 7s'n
acres upwards Of 2hD OF which are reclaimed marsh.
Few tracts present stronger Inducements 10 capitalists
Than this knosnas unusually productive, II has con-
venenlly apportioned the cleared and woodland 80 as
present but comparatively slight difficulty to The pro-
prietOr in procuring fuel and fencing. The buildings
10. several years past have been unoccnpied, hut with
slight repairs mly he made comfortable Ihey are
eligi5ly situated on an cmn-nce, commanding view
Of The surrounding Cuutry, winch ~ eaceeuhsy P'-
FapISiJ,S contiguous TO Wcstwood, is separate
tract, Of 400 acres, lo1 oi winch ans'' n
mon il, nm abundant and varied assortment Of Timber
for building and other purposes The indigenous
pfovth is Oak and Hickory, Indicating III this region
soil more peculiarly adapted 10 the cultivation Of obac-
CO. Of superior quality.
The above Farms viii liz offered separately nj pri-
waite sale mil the 18th Of September when, II mol sold,
they will be disposed Of publicly on that day Intend
inc in few days 10 leave the state on trip 10 HE
South West, any persons who may desire IN my ah-
sence either of the tracts, can do so by calling
on my overseer, Mr.. Reynolds, who resides At Spring
Grove.
rhe terms are third cash, with credit Of one and
Two years upon the remainder-the deferred mtg
to be secured by Trust Deed upon the premises, and
personal security.
lie sale at the same and place, my stock OF Horses,
Mules Cattle Hogs, Sheep, Plantation Utensils, &C.,
upon terms made known at sale.
July 24-ctds WILLIAM baNhhEAD.
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In consequence OF the severe storm at Nor
folk on Tuesday the Curtis Peck did not leave
for Richmond on Wednesday morning. We
understand however, that she will resume her re-
gular trips to-day On wednesday, the Alice, on
her way from Norfolk 10 Richmond, encountered
in the Roads severe gale, which proved hef
metal. She arrived here safely last evening,
without the slightest damage, with about $50 pas
sengeIs-among whom were Gov. Smith, Audi
tors Brown and Heath, and Register S. Ii. Parker.
Al an adjourned meeting Of the Richmond
Tract Society, held on Tuesday Evening, Sept.
8, in The Lecture Room Of Mr. Stiles Church, Al
eight o'clock, the following gentlemen were elect
cd officers for The ocety-
Benjamin E. Minor, President.
III 4. Gwaihmey Isl Vice President;
VIM. B. Harwood, I'd Vice President;
Samuel Reeve, 81 Vice Presidents;
DR.. Albert :sncad 4ih Vice President.
Benjamin Tate, Secretary.
Joshua J Fry Treasurer.
Direclors-Thomas ]. Evans, Thomas H. Ill
lis, John Roberts, Samuel Winfree, James G.
Crane, VIM. ID. Pemberlon.
The above Board Of Managers are requested 10
attend meeting on This afternoon al o'clock, al
the office OF Evans and Tate, over the Enquirer
Office. Sept. 10
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George w. Richardson 4 Go.

TO VIM. MCDONALD g. CO.,
GROCERS And COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
Number 81 & 80 BOwIy'sWharf, Baltimore, Maryland
GKoRoR w. RicHARpsos,
JAMES M'CosKY.
rHENDER their services 10 the Farmers and Mer
chants generally for the sale IL all kinds Of Grain
and other Produce.
Upwards oftwenty years experience, clerks ana Co
partner Of the late firm OF WM. MCDONALD x w.
justify them in assuring those who may favor them
with their consgnmenls, the highest going rates, anu
prompt remlttancrs.
per bushel.
Baltimore. Nav lg-c3m
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DR.. C. J. X EN- w OR I H
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
Vx1HOIESALE and Retail Dealer in Thomsonlan and
w Botanic Medicines, Medical Books, Oils Extracts,
ointmsnts Syrups, and every variety OF simple ana
compound Medicines usually Kept IN botanic asuic'e
Stores.
Dealers supplied at the lowest prices, for cash.
PeterSburr July Ia. lS46-cwim
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1IR JOHN u. ASDRENS-Sir: You being nom
wi resident of this Commonwealth, take TINS me
mod L. notify yo that The a5th day of September
n.u At nv dwelling house, in the county of Hanover,
AMI State of Virginia, shalt take the deposition oil
R,ntin Nuckois To he read evidence III sun III
thsncrry depending in the Circuit Superior Court .,
INV and Chancery for Hanover county, wherein am
ul,nti and YOU are defendant. Ii from any cause the
rp,on he not taken that day. IL will be taken the
urs day, soon thereafter as tie cause Oh 'auie "
taAs Il be removed. Yours. &c,
july 2i-cw2m STEPHEN u flLLta
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a, .us O. I' wM o. WINSTON, Q. II. @.
CITUATJON WANTED.

cpAnrATE of William and Mary College, Va,
A go had some experience in teaching and can
nIod~es satisfactory testimonials Of character and seho
iarship is DESTROYS Of situation 10 some Asadrmy Q.
frlVa ave o'"o0' Aug. ls-ewn