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Eagle Hotel,

+ Il NJ l. l. T. IL u ~ ~
TINE subscriber, having removed from the Farmers
Hotel To this old and well known establishment,
recently kept by Col. F. w. jane, which is agreraby
and conveniently situated on Main street, within fifty
steps l,andolph'S Warehouse. and within short dis
lance ofr Farmviir Warehouse, and ~ the most bu-
sinrss part of the Town. brgs leave 10 make known 10
his friends and The public generally tina, he Is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate all persons VINO may favor him
with call. His table rlit b. constantly provided with
the best the aud county aford-his har with
the best liquors 10 be had In this and The Eastern mar
krts-is stables with The best grain and provender,
and attended by experienced and attentive ost'rs.
FROM his experience IN III" business, aud de-
Ion aic pains ur rilurt 10 make his house
comfortable and agreeable 10 ihuse WHO may either
board with him or visit him, he fatters himself that he
will receive portion vi public patronage lis ehrses
shall he accom- inundated 10 The tm,s tai aud src.
Noy6-caaw2m TfOS. w. EPES.
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SEVENTY NEGROES AT AUCTION
ON TI.ESnaY IANI,ARY IRAI

DY virtue OF decree al the Circuit Superior Court of
ID Law aud Chancesy for the city OF Norfolk, pro-
nounced al November Term, 1876, IN The suit II Cun-
nngham and Tx vs. Poor et nj will he sold on TUES
DAY, the 5th Of January, 1917. At the Estate called
sFort Ill.," near Lawrenceville, in the county Of
Brunswick at public auction the highest bidder, for
cash, in bankabe money of The State Of Virginia, sixty
or seventy Negrces-men, women and chlldrell-many
Of them very valuable.
At the same time and place, small tract of Wood
Land near "Fort il" containing about $50 acres, on
credit of six and twelve months Sale p0silive-witli.
out reserve TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Purchasers would find il convenient 10 bring with
them certificates deposite drafts upon some one OF
the Banks of the Commonwealth. Dec. Io-eotds
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for buckingham county on Monday, the
7th day of December, 1886 go
Alexander Moseley, styled Trustee for Nathan w.
Walton. who sues for Hubbard, Gardner & Co.,
nrains, Plaintiff
Madison II. Bagby, Defendant.
The defendant, Bagby, not having entered his ap.
pearance and given security according to the Act Of
Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabtan OF
this country is ordered that the said absent defend
ant do appear the rules 10 be holden for The sad Court
on the first Monday In March next, and answer the
bin of the plaintiff and that copy of this order he forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the CITY
of Richmond months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al
the front door of the Court. house Of this county
A Copy. Teste, T. ELDkloGE, 10. Y. .. =.
< ON
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NEGRO HIRING, Sc.

THE subscriber, al his old stand, Main street
i corner below The Banks. continues 10 Hire
out Negroes, Rent on Houses, and attend 10 Col
lecionS of every kind Persons Intending IL
send Negroes 10 Be hired out for The ensuing year
ought to send them IN him IS soon after Christ
mas As possible. thereby securing better homes
and Prices. Every attention in sickness is given
10 The servants.
Mr.. R. G. TuNSTALL will continue 10 as
sisl him in hiring RICHARD IT'LL, JR
Dsc 1-dSrtIl,hJ Ian
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smithG.d, Dec. |, Is46.--c5i
TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
hl,CZ L.

THE subscribers would most respectfully call the at
i tention of Country Merchants ard others, pnr-
chasing Tin Ware Stoves, Crates aud Fire Places, &c
&C. 10 their general stock, 10 be found Al No g. West
Main street They feel assured that they can sell Of
the above articles wholesale or retail, Ms low az any
similar establishment. More particularly would we
call the attention Of those in want TO assortment Of
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plaie, plate, and
Coal Sluv-s, well as our Fire Places for burning
wood far more preferable article than the franklin
Stove and much safer and snrer remedy for smoking
chimneys. d. Z. II. WELLER.
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MILL AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
SHALL offer TO the highest bidder at Price George
Court house tie iin day Of January sa1, that be
ing Court day, the valuable Grst aud Saw Mills belong
ing Ia The Estate al my deceased brother, George IT,
HARRISON situated On Wards Creek, IN SAID county, To-
gsher with nhon. twenty acres nf land appuut nat
thereto and The iise Z" landing on III. Greek, about
nile distant. TIL. Mil contains two pair Of excellent
stones, good ream and is we'll situated for rud-
With suitable stpuiitonS, lonr credit would be
allowed but the terms VIII be made fully known tho
day Of sale.
The dam has breach IN n present, but IN other re
spects the milf IL IN good repair and ready 10 work.
The above sale Is directed IN the VIII OF my Trsator
and there order from the Circuit Court OF Peters
burg for The same which rendered necessary by tho
birth Of 4 poshnmous tbild
There l. uonfnrtabI. hnus- fr thr Miller attached
tie property wa ~ HahhlSoN.
Administrator OF Geo. l.. Harrison, deed,
with the Will anne Ird
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NOTICE.-Ths Rev. A. p. HOoKE will deliver The
Annual Address before the Library Association Of Ma
olson, at Madison c. H., Thursday evening, Decen-
Der Gath, at half past 6o'clock. By request Of the
SECRETARY.
The above notice was made some time since, but, ~
consequence Of the sickness Of The Orator. II has been
postponed and will certainly providence pslmi''ng)
<. dslvsrrd IN The oath instant Dec. Is
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NcWER l.ll nl,AETlON

THE above insnuations of iraui entirely false
j without any foundation in truth. As evidence ol
their als,y IL can and viii ne shown that Mr.. Thornton
has since The date of s notice, admitted Two OF the
bonds 10 corrrcl and yet. in his 'cauiion, he says
they were obtained Sin Tie most fraudulent manner
In respect 10 the charge. drrm IL rny nrces>af! q
say M fraud was used my par.-n0ne was tvea
Thought of-lnd havin. instituted suits upon the bonds
every opportunity will lt gwen him, consistent VIII
law, 10 defend them. Tic evidences Of debt h1't
against Mr. Thornton are for value received, and de-
nv using fraud in any shape FORM Such thing " n
never thought of by the undersigned aud II cannot bs
proved By Thornton or any one else.
n.r Ii-ra,. C. PAYNE
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NOTICE TO CANAL. CONTRACTORS.

NO Y WV Ittk0 CtSS'
THE Sectors of the Rarpahannock Canal, from The
Point Of Fork To Carers Run. a distance Of forty
miles viii he IL; OIL In the town of Fredericksburg on
TUESDAY. the END II December The improvement
viii he hy locks, dams. ard short cana's Contractors
wishing TO bid 10. srrtipn- may. by PASSING The
line, and communicating with the engineer, inform
themselves OF the facility Of getting maeras, and III.
obstacles To he encountered. They requested 10
bring with them estnIpnals Gf their skill and energy,
as these will he important considerations in The letting
OF the contracts.
For further information. apply 10 James couty, Of
Riehnppd or 10 tir subscriber. al FRI derckshurg.
Nov. a7-ctDer'6 WELLINGTON GORDON.
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9sttbea1oeeU asauqeetret.
AUCTION SALES.
by w. Goddin. Auct'r.

HOUSE AND LOT ON CHURCH HILL
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
N Will be sold on Tuesday afternoon
fss1H next, The 18th December, upon The pre-
E.s.W misses, commencing al half past 3 o'clock
IA Lot, with newly erected framed tenement
.aercon, now occupied by MIR. NoImond, silua-
tcd en- 9th street, between Clay and Leigh
streets. Terms. hall cash, balance Al months
Tor approved endorsed negotiable rarer, or title
withheld. TOLEE COOK,
Agents and Collectors, l.ise's Row.
~ Sale conducted by w. GeDoIS, Aucl.
Dec IL
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Tickets $40; halves s. quarters so. Certificate Of
ackage Of whoes Sill; halves IS So quarters q Is.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
the NEW YORK scIENrIrlc AMERICAN,


large and handsome weekly Journal published In quar-
to form, by MUM & CO. Each number Is furnished,
AT heavy expense with from three to six Original En-
gravings illustrative " Now Inventions, Scientific
Principles, Curoses &C.. and contains as much Inter-
ssting six ordinary daily papers, consist
Inc OF notices OF Mechanical and Scientific Improve
ments, American Foreign inventions, Scientific Es
says on Mechanics, Chemistry, Architecture, Curious
Arts and Trades, Hints on the Farm, Building, &c.
10 TERMS-$2 year, one half In advance. Speci-
men copies promptly sent whenever desired.
All letters should be addressed tpost paid) to MUM
Il CO.. Publishers of tho Scientific American, New
York Civ Dec. l-c4ts
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YORK RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

1UKh RIVER LIND FUh d De.
r OFFER for sale "BELLE yUEn situated in the low
or end Of King and Queen county, tho residence OF
the late Thomls G. Smith, Esq.
BELLE-vUEis situated Immediately on York river
contains about 800 acres Of land, lies beautifully level
and for ten wears has been under an ameliorang sys
TEN OF culture. Ii is one of the beautiful sites on
the ryer-aords all the facilities Of cheap and abund
ant living the way Of fish, oysters. and to re-
sident owner would be- most valuable property.
Reconsideration of the purchase money TO be paid
in cash. the residue IL three equal annual payments. 10
be secured by bonds with approved personal security,
and deed of trust the property-e deferred pay
ments 10 bear interest from the day OF sale. perfect
title will be conveyed, and possession given as soon as
sold. My Post Office is Garysville, Va
Dec l5-c,Janl 4. RuFFIN, in.
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Mr.. Holly. New Jersey,

Mr.. Holly, New Jersey, Nov. /, ls%5.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle-Dear Sir Having used DR..
WisTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, with
great benefit TO myself, cheerfuy comply with your
request to Give my testimony in favor Off, Some time
since took cold, and it settled on my lungs. was
troubled for several weeks with very bad cough, rails
ed blood several times, and had all the alarming synp
toms attending confirmed Consumption. | despared
of recovery. Amer trying various remedies in vain,
obtained bottle Of your Balsam took three bottles,
and, TO my establishment, was entirely cured. atri-
butte my restoration 10 health 10 that medicine alone.
All who are sick or afcted with Pulmonary affections,
would recommend them 10 try Or. WlSTAR'S BAL
SAM Immediately. THOMAS F. KELLER.
Be CAREFUL and get the genuine Or. Wistar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry. None genuine unless signed by l.
Butts Address all orders TO Seth w. Fowle Boston,
Massachusetts. For sale by
GAyNoR. WOOD T. CO.,
Dec. u No. 4S Main Street, Richmond.
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NEGRO HIRING.

THE subscribers offer their services u their friends
i and the public generally IA bfr ont their NrgI1rs
for the ensuing year Ttry would advise those no
wcud wish employ them 10 give information "a SOON
~ possible that Hey may gel good homes and prices.
They nedce Themselves 20 take god security, and
make bonds pay able quarterly In MI ALA 10 pay
strict attention their Negroes when SICK and tn
ploy Medical attendance, al - pei annum for each
want if required From their experience IN The busi-
ness and general acquaintance they hope to merit
and receive full share ii public patronage.
ar Their Office u Immediately Opposite tho Bar
Room Of the City Hotel. formerly f.ell Tavern.
HODGES, ROY Il PULLIAM,
Aucticneeis and General Agents
Dec. ll-cu Wall st; Richmond, We.
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MANAGERS, oFFICE-D. PAINE & co-For
lvl this Evenine-S2s 900, 5000, 5000, 40O0, 500
1885, 10 OF 500 10 OF 600, % Of 900. etc. IS Nos Is
drawn. Tickets IS.
Also $1,000, $780, etc. &c Nos "a drawn. Ticket.
81.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass oss:
10 3 80 3 % So 10 81 IS IS.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 50
SIS go 80 40 G. IS 80 "a y 81 - "a.
Dec Is
nENDLETONS PRIZE OFFICE Draw.
i ing OF Mononsala Lottery, Glass so:
GO 43 % 81 4 A 81 s % p 40 10.
Halt ticket Nos. 43 SO, Half Nos. 10 AZ
70, and Halt Nos. % A 72-Thrce more Capt.
tails, SOLD and paid by PENDLETON.
Drawing of Sussex Lottery, Glass No. l07:
80 81 IA Is Sc 10 As IL A 81 G5.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Glass O.:
10 II IS 40 SO AZ 81 GO 70 81 48 % 80 l.
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass So:
so 81 25 81 ! 40 10 60 65 80 5.
Dec. Is
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Pasl,urskey Farm
OIk D.t LIZ.
WITH NEGROES. CROPS. STOCKS, &c.

WITH NEGROES, CROPS, STOCKS, &c.
INTENDING 10 remove permanently for the benefit Of
my wiirs heilh.l In the estate recently purchased
b. me 81 M koss IN the county nf Ansmar.c shall,
Un MONDAY The .S,h day Of Dtsrnh.r next, AZ IL
O'clock NJ. II fair IL not thr next fair dag thereafter
sell nj public a1r!inn upon the premises niy WOOD
BURY ESTATE, lyirg on The Pimnnk-y river, IN the
county OF iannver THREE miles below the Courthouse,
and eighteen from the CRY Of Rithmohd The ilact
contains sou acres al which abo.t $50 are PamnIkey
nt land, tie greater portion Of which Is caih5ie ot
rf""n thirty bushels Of wheat IN the acre Tie lana
y IN good State c improvement and The crop of wheat
for the present wear On unr If The SHIFTS l.s produced
,5ri bushels.
here Is snail Dwen. llousc Of -four rooms, late
~ reparrd.l with Stables Barns. SC and sufficient
nnml rr Of comfortable Cabins for double the force
qlrrd 10 work the estate. Contiguous To the house. ~
Of LIE finest springs Ct water IN lower Virginia -
The neiehbo hood il highly intslsrn, and ng,esabie.
Al the same time and place. shall sell publicly be-
tween fifty ani siaty valuable SLAVEs Consisting OF
men, women and Children with such kinds of Stock a.
may not wish 10 remove, and the Crops u Corn rod
der rtc etc.
TERMS OF SALE.-The land will be sold a Gre
dit Of ono, and three years, with interest," TO be Sc
cured by bond and approved personal security win Il
deed II The land. The Slaves for cnsh aud the
Stocks and Crops IN credit at twelve months, or All
sums $780, with bond and security.
Nr Jones' the Manager OF the Estate, will show II 70
any DESTROYS OF seeing IT, aud give every inieIma
tion wished. a. STEVENSON.
au disposed to rent or lease Cor term of years the
Crump's Neck Estate, adjoining Woodbury. and Broad
Neck the residence Of Williams Carter, Esquire, con
tanning between Fix and seven hundred acres, aud ~
ing Immediately on THE Pauluukry river There has
been seeded this Fall, this land between Two and
three hundred bushels of wheat Terms of lease most
liberal good agrioul'uTas' aud tenant, the ohJt CT
being rather improvement than immediate profit
The sale viii be conducted by Wellington Goddln, |,
whom reference can be made. a. D.
Rlrhunud l1Ih November lS,b.-Ctu5
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WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL, IN THE
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK

THE subscriber TAKES this method Of informing the
public that the frat session of this School, for the
year lSI7, will commence The second Monday IN ia
mary The scholastic year Of ten months Will be dlv
ded into two sessions-the first ending on the last Of
July the second commencing the lst Of September
and closing on The l2th December In establishing his
school, the subscriber il not actuard by the desire c
pecunary profit hut of educating his own daughters
The number Of scholars received in The School WILL
therefore, be limited, and early application should
be made.
TERMS.
BOARD, for ten months, SEQ
Tuition in English, ~
Tuition In French, ~
Music, and use OF Piano, 80
Address Kennedy P. o., Brunswick, Va
Dec. li-cit JAMES HASklNS
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IN , 49,. Maurice Smith.

nPacT,aIo RNEY Ar Law
1 Civ - I r.. in all The Courts held in The
Shockos p ~ Richmond. Office on Broad street
nery & r alli' over the Dry Good Store OF Che,
v,.n. "a''well, and opposite to the Swan Ia.
Dec. 9--dll&c3t
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rPASSAGE TO BALTIMORE, MEALS
INCLUDED, 81 ONLY.
Every Tuesday Afternoon.

THE Steamer COLUMBUS, Capt. Parrish,
i. is now running between this city and Bal
timore a, Four Dollars passage and fare. The
accommodations by this line are equal to those Of
anv other between The Two cities and passengers
leaving here on TUESDAY Afternoon al four
O'Clock, arrive in Baltimore The following night.
Those for Philadelphia take The cars next morn
ing at o'clock.
Dec. IA HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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CAROLINE LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 a deed Of trust made by the late Nrs.
L Sophia +. Burke We, the subscribers will on the
18th day Of December next If fair, Il not the next far
day there AFTER The premises, offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder parcel Of land, lying in The
county of Caroline the North side II the Mataponi
River, just below Burkes Bridge, containing three hun
dred aud seventy ,57O) acres, OF less.
There the premises good and convenient
Dwelling House. with all necessary UuthDusrs. Tie
land Is we'll enclosed, and adapted 10 the cultivation OF
Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. crop of wheat viii be
seeded this Fail.
This land is situated in pleasant and agreeable
neghbnrhood, about ten miles below the Bowling
Green and i'll Dr. shown 10 persons desiring Ia buy by
Mr. John Burke, now residing on The premises.
The terms which viii hc liberal, VIII be made known
the day Of sale. sellIng Trustees we shall only
convey such title is vested in which Is believed
10 be perfectly good. SAMUEi. L. SCOTT
WILLIAM G.. MAURY,
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DIGGER's OFFICE, under the Eage.-For this day.
ID Drawing received by Northern mail this day.
PRICES, Prize Of sos OO0, OF 8 00o, Of 5U00, Of
4COO Of 25uo of 566, 10 Of $780, 10 Of 900, etc.
IS Nos. Is drawn. Tickets So.
Also, the Delaware LotleIy-Przes: $1,000, 500,
Sis 300 etc ETC., etc. &C Nos IA drawn. Wholes
"a; halves 3; quarters l. Splendid for Packages.
TO obtain some Of the above snug little Prizes II Ia
only TO call before half past 10 this morning.
al BlGGER'S OFFICE, 18th Street.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Class 22s
10 Q 80 % g. - 81 SIS So.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 50
IS GO 20 40 67 IS SO - ~ 81 Is ~.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class aT:
81 So 70 &c 40 Al 81 10 IL Is So ST.
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[ AW NOTICE

La w MI ICE.
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. STITH
~ practice law In partnership, under the firm Of
Scorr S1irn, in all tss Courts uf Law and Equity In
South Arkansas.
sr Office al Camden, Wsshita county, arksn-as.
1sb. lQ-sly
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SINAI. SWAMP LAND COMPANY.

DTSMAL w AMP LINN I'TW Z n n ]
THE Dismal Swamp Land Company, NJ their Annu-
i nj Meeting, OH the 18Th November, declared divi-
dend of and per cent, which 500 on each quarter
share over ana above sia per cent. interest
The Company require that Stockholders should give
receipts for DIVIDENDS In rir Record Book either per
.nnaly or by attorney Tho President Of The Company
finds IL necessary adhere strictly 10 this regulation.
ANY person disguised 10 purchase quarter share OF
Stock In this Company can do 30 for $780, f immedi
ATE application is made 10 the subscriber.
RO BUTLER, President
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
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JAMES, NEW NOVEL.

JhuEN ANEV INOVEL.
DEAUCHAMP, or the Error-a Novel; by
DG.PR. James, Esq author of "Darniey,
"Richelieu" &c.-25 cents.
Songs and Ballads; by Samuel Lover, Esq
Is cents. Received BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
r.. TX l3o Main 81,
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lNFlEMAKY OF THE MEDICAL COL.
NEGRO HIRING & GENERAL AGENCY

THE subscribers land particularly the elder Of them
have been tor number Of years, and are still,
gagged IN the business of General Agents. In the city Of
Richmond for the collection Of claims Of every de-
scption renting and receiving the rents, and srl
ling real property, in Town country, hiring out
vrors, collecting their hires and dsposng of them NJ
public private saic &c They superlntend through the
wear all servant. hired out y them, and, in asrs If
cknrss pay special attention 10 their being promptly
furnished with necessary and proper medra! aid, &c.
They also purchase slaves, on conmssi..n Ter any who
may desire their services IN that way. For lhri. ahili
" and inclination Ia perform, with fidelity and de-
rerr the citizens Of Richmond generally and partl-
cul1rly In the following gentlemen, VIZ:
Gen VIM. Lambert, Mayer; u. Pry ton. VIM H. Rich
ariron, James Heath, Auditor; George w. Nunfurd,
WIN. f. & Thos. Richie, Iowsrdn e. Davis, Rirhd. H..
I orr VIM Sands, Nicholas Mills John rutherford,
Andrew Stevenson, John NJ Patton, Fleming James,
Webb Bacon Baskerville Sterling !. crump, Archi-
bald Peasants, Williams Il Hawaii, James Caskir,
Jain &. Ilobsnn John l.. Tate, Dunlop, Moncure l. Co,
George T. Booker, H. w. & J. Fry, 1hos & Charles
Ellis, aud I.oflin n. Elicit
3J- Office ON Main street, opposite the Exchange
Rank, where one or both Of us may always he found
during business hours.
PHILIP II TABB & SON.
NB-Applieants from the county, lu hire their Ne
rrors in town would consult their interest BY giving
The information on or before tie 18Th ri december and
hy .end nc the sstv: 10 or before that day,
az soon az practicable thereafter
lee. I-ctlstJan r. VI. TABB & son.
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CAUTION

vrIE pubic are hereby cauoacd and forwarned
j against uadIng Tor bond executed by me 10 Cote
man Payne, bearing date The I'D day Of November
loi6 gwen demand fur FIVE hundred aud i"rty one
dollars Also, one for one hundred aud twenty dol
lars and another for thiuy-cne doars-ihe dates OF
the two last mentioned notes not recnleced. Asn, a
bill of sale for negro slave named Grandson-ail of
which were obiained from me hy said Coleman Payne
in ihr most fraudulent manner, Which able 10 es-
ta.h-and consequently consider them null aud void
Dec f-c;f ANTHONY THONNIUN.