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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30
WIN. F. WlCKHAM, c0mmrs
Nov. 24-3,aWtds

SALE or LAND AND NEGROES.
M THURSDAY, December 30Ih, 1917 ifiair, il not,
~ The next fair day, will be sold To IN. highrs bidder,
AT the house Of Carr Fleming the county of ;ooch
land, the Tract of Land on which Joseph Perkins de-
ceased, formerly resided, lying in the lower part Of
Louisa, and usually known as Perkins lliIs adjon-
Ing - lands Of kne ht Boutes. Mrs. Slsan 'ow.es, co
John CueHani. deceased, and others. This tract 81
land contains 49, acrrs. and has cnmmodons dwell.
ins house, and al necessary out houses Tor fanyi-
also, ifst rae brick barn.
The terms Of sale viii bc-oEe.thrd cash, and tie
balance IN two equal annual payments, ihs purchaser
giving bond and deed OF the land ~ secure
The payment. FREDERICK PERKINS.
Al the same time ard place, VII be- sold thirteen
likely NEGROES, belonging TO the Estate of Robert
Perkins, deceased, consisting al men, boys, women and
children, which will he given 4 credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
riiy. FREDERICK PERKINS,
administrators Of Robert Perkins, deceased
Eoy
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OUR HOUSE.

TNHE subscriber, OF This old and IavoTile eslab-
i lishment, having put il in first rate order for
the coming season, solicils call from strangers
and citizens. His bill of fare is very inviting,
viz Fresh Venison. Partridses, Plover, Snipe,
Fish, Wild Ducks OF every description, Terra
pins, Oysters, &c. &c.
Jr Orders received from the country fer Oys-
,ers picked in the shell or opened, attended 10 with
promptness and care. C. G. THOMPSON,
Nov. 35-c6i No. 4 18th ST.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
DEFAMATION

INFORMATION having been received, that JOHN J.
i HACKNEY, convicted Of forgery, and GEORGE A.
ARMSTRONG, under indictment for ielonously carry
ing away slaves have escaped from the Jail of Angus
Ia county, and now going at large: Therefore,
reward of hundred dollars 10 any person persons
who shall arrest The said John J. Hackney and George
A. Armstrong and deliver them into the Jail of the
said county Of Augusia-or fty dollars for the
and delivery Of either; and do require the
officers of this Commonwealth, civil and military, and
request the people generally to use their best rxerons
procure the arrest Of The said Hackney aud Arm
strong, that they may be brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond,
lslA' this 18th day Of November, in The year lsi7
WIN. SMITH.
W HACKNEY ia described AZ nearly six feet high,
about foryive years old, with hair somewhat grey,
and thin the top Of his had blue and
slate coored pair Of panlaoons.
ARMSTRONG is about twenty-five years old, FIVE
feet ten inches high, slenderly made, and with fair
hair;-had a dark blue coat and dark pan;aoons.
Nov. l9-c6t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND III i,O!iiSa

1 decree cf the County Court Of Louisa in Tie case
Of Watson and others vs.. Watson aud others. will sell
by public auction in front Of Elisha mellons Ia
yern, at Louisa Court house, Gil MONDAY, the 18th
day Of December, l8i7 tila: aeing Coul day. Tnct
Of Land lying on South Anna river, In The county Of
Louisa, adjoining The lands of ~. William ). Fowler,
Col Ro Il. Ishs aud others, containing a40 acres il
being that portion Of The Louisa lands Of tho late Col.
Joseph Shelton which was allotted, at The division
thereof the heirs Of the late Mira Elizabeth Watson.
being either heavily tmberedtobacco land low
grounds.
TERMS-Ca.h as 10 SO mnc.: as will satisfy The ex.
penses of sale, and credit cf and years
the residue TIC purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security, and the legal title being retained
additional security.
! Tu H. hnwl SSGATsoN' comm'rs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

i Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county OF Goochand the April tern a47 in the
case OF Carter Carter will offer for sale, at public
auction, al sABOr HILL, In said county, at IL o.
clock A. NJ, on MONDAY, the Doth December, Ie47, II
fair Ii noI the mex: fair day, the following property,
viz Twenty thirty Negroes, f.sen Mules, thirty or
forty head of Cattle ono or TWO hundred Hogs small
Oats or the present yeat 10. Of P.ovender and ell the
farming implements belonging TO said Estle. In CASE
the sale il not completed on the 2Jth it will be con-
iinusd from day 10 day.
The TERMS, as drereed by the Court, cash.
c. H. CARTER, Commissioner.
OFT IS-Qtautdo
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Foa SALE AT Auction

GE THURSDAY, Delem5.E The u, at
~ O'clock, Z. u re vii! sell, publicly, on
Union Hill near Bakers Grocery, 10, OF
ground, I:oniins TO re, on street, and
lnnring back 100 iee together with The i'm
provemens thereon, consisting OF Wooden
Dwelling, recently erected, and other convenient
ces.
IL months, for which satisfactory personal secu-
fiy will be required, and tn deed withheld until
The last payment is made
Nov. % TOIER & COOK
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CO III " | S s ONE RS' SALE
sff Eseaz Estate,

In HAMMER COUNTY.
by virtue Of decree OF the Circuit superior Court
ID Of Law and Chancery for The county Of Hanover.
pronounced the 9th day of October, 1917, in suit
therein pending in which Richardson Glazehrook, Re-
bert :. Gazebrook, John L. Glazrbrouk. Larkln W.
GlaZebrook and others plaintiffs " judith Glaze.
brook, widow of John GiaZrbroCk, deceased, defend
ant, the undersigned, as The Commissioners ,h-rcin
named win sell II public auction, IN the highest bd
der, on SATURDAY. tie iih day o; December r.si, At
the Tavern of Colonel =. H. White, adj lining the
premises, the TRACT OF 1.iSD mentioned IN the
bill of which John GaaebToak died seizrd containing
by recent surrey ai5 acfe; map of which be
by application 10 Robert :. Giazcbrook Of The City 81
Richmond who will take pleasure in giving any inror
nation relative 10 said lana. The location Is remarkably
healthy, and The neshborioni excellent. The tract is
well wooded rnnalning' between 30 and IS acres of
first rae low grounds Falling Greek, in original
growth. Colonel I. NJ White. Richardson Glaze
brook living the premises. will show the land L.
any person DESTROYS OF viewing the Ii pracli
cable it will be divided into TWO parts, to suit
the convenience Of purchasers
TEaMs:-Cash will he required of the purchaser, 10
pay expenses attending salc and crolit of twelve
months will be given on ihe basGcr the purchaser
giving bond and security, AMI the title retained until
all the purchase money he paid
ROBERT =. GLazEBROOK, c.,.
!. w. GLAZEBKUOK, ~"
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR
SALE

Try virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed TO US by Ma
- ihanis Penick, bearing dale The OH day of Au-
gust. 1911, and duly recorded IN the County Court of
Cumberland, we shall proceed 10 sell, positirsy, on
FRIDAY. The 2st day Of January 1913 III fair II nni
The next lair day. on the premises 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, the following named property to wit =
3Il acres OF Land more or less situated Appon,a
toK River, IN The county q: Cumberland, six miles
above Fermyilc; il being the of land on which
the said Nathaniel Penck des; Also the follow
M slaves; Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, IsIam and
Robin; Martha, Marin, Thomas and betsy.
Also, two Mules and me Horse, together with his
entire stock ol Hogs, Cows and Sheep Plantation Tons
OF every description, Carriage and Harness, and
one Ok Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture
The sale is mcde for tie brnef, Of the creditors
named in said deed Of trust ani will continue from
day 10 day until all is sold.
BENJAMIN ALLEN, sa rrus,s.s
JOHN a. ALLEN, trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
By w. GoGsiIaa, Aucf.
SALE or A pAMUNkEY FARM

by virtue Of decree of The Circuit Superior cour, Of
- Law and Chancery for the county or Hanover,
pronounced on the l4th Of October, 1917, in the
rdse OF Roanr's guardian against Roane et nj, The
undersigned, the Special Commissioner named in
The said decree, will sell, by public auction. upon
lie premises, 10 The highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
The lih day OF December, lSi7 If fair if not the
ir iay, at II o'cock that valuable Farm on the Pa
riuuS.y River. called Spring GARDEN" on which
hr late Judge Roanr, ana afterwards his son. the late
WIN. u. Roane, resided. The contains about 7O)
aer's a land, and Is believed 10 BE- one of Tie best Oh
he Painnnkry river. Persons who wish 10 purchase
u viii Of course view and judge fnr themselves II
hrs about eighteen llrs from The city of Richmond
nrar HE Residence Of Edmund ';niiit, Ell.
TEkalS.-so much ofth- purchase money to he paid
IN cash a will isl!ay all The expenses OF tie sale and
the costs "f the sut and the residue II the expiration
OF I'VE years from r dav Of sale with LEGAL interest
upon H. To br paid annaliy-ibc principal and interest
10 BE- secured by bond, with guad srciifty and deed
Of trust UPON the land. JAMES LYONS, Coa'r.
Sale conducted by VI. Gopprs Auct Noy l6-clLs
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WAouA FEMA1E scHooI.

the residence OF James Haskins In the county of
"A Brunswick, will be 70 opened on the first Monday
In january, lt<3, by Miss E. w. Parsons
TERMS, per session Of 10 month"; Boarding $50;
Tuition In English $40; French $40; Music with use
Of Piano, SIS; Vocal Music and Ornamental Needle
Work taught Eratutously. Half Of the expenses 10 be
paid at the expiration Of ave months, the balance at
the end Of the session.
Addrsss-xsnnedy's Post o6ses, Brunswick eoun.
WA. Noy. 3o-ewew
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Valuable Estate.
IN THE COUNTY OF LOUISA,

I'm The COUHt ~ VI LOUlSA,
FOR SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT.
PURSUANT TO 4 decree Of ilir County Court Of Lou
i ISL, pronounced in a cause therein depending,
the 9Th dag Of November, lsi7, the Undersigned, mp
pointed by that deere. Commissioner fer that purpose,
viii proceed To sell, III pnhc auction, upon The prrnl-
ses, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of December
1917 that valuable Tract al Land in the lower end OF
Louisa. the waters Of Ovens Greek called the RED
HOUSE ESTATE belonging 10 the Estate Of William
Shelton, deceased The above IL considered by I'll who
know il Of the most valuable Estates in the low
end OF Lousl with large portion of superior low
grounds aud m unusual quantity Of the finest wood
land-we adapted 10 the growth Of tobacco, corn,
wheat and oats II contains about four hundred acres
hut will he surveyed brfnrr the day Of sale.
The Terms prescribed by the decree arr-one.tlird
cash, the balance in twn equal annual instruments,
hearing interest from The date, secured by deed Of
trust on the land.
II The above sale shonld De interrupted by bad
thrr The day appointed, il will he made on the next
fair day. VI. {. SHELTON, CUm'r.
NV. i3-cwiw
II POSTPONEMENT.-Thr above sale has been
postponed until Friday, the l7lh December.
No.. 23-cwtd w. e.. =, cnm'r.
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Puff! Puff /!

PIANOS THAT Require PUFFiNG, AND PA
NOS THAT DO NOT.
ID Fl. TAYLOR has just received two Pia-
nos from those superior makers Nuns &
Clark. One of these Pianos needs no putting !:
the other has the Il ,lian Attachment, with Ives
patent unable reeds, and to bring out all It's beau
tiful effects, must be pu6ed, for which purpose
there as bell0rs prOridcd.
Piano and Music Warehouse, l6o Main ST.,
opposite the Banks Nov %
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RApPAHANNoCK ESTATE FOR SALE

RApPAHANNOCK ESTATE FOR SALE
an THURSDAY, the 81 Of December, shall offer
~ 10. sale, at public auction, a, STONY IIfl.L. in
Richmond county, ny Mulberry Island Estate, lying
Immediately upon tie Happahanncck river. abou, fiiy
miles below Fredericksburg. IL contains 95i acres,
about 400 of which inferior 10 TO lands IN s or
any other State the Union. THE residue abounds in
white oak and loc"st Suitable for ship bnildng, yell
low poplar chestnut, cedar, pine, SC and contains nu
merous enemenis, the annual rental of which exceeds
two hundred dollars.
The mast afforded by The extensive forests OF oak and
chesnut offer extraordinary facilities for raising hogs
whilst a large marsh furnishes excellent grazing Tor
cattle during the major portion Of the year.
The steamers Mary Washington and Planter, plying
weekly between Fredericksburg and baltimore, pass
Immediately by this Estate and would land those dcs
ious examining il upon the premises Tappahan
mock about eight miles distant.
Ii can and would be suhdvded into smaller farms,
TO suit purchasers is perfectly healthy and title in
disputahle.
TERMS at sale.-For further information, address
the subscriber. at Fredericksburg.
ALFRED n. BERNARD.
N.B-The privilege Of cutting ship timber would be
sold separately, If desired THE undersigned confident,
ly believes that a which he would now be willing
TO take for the whole estate might be made from the
sale Of tie timber and wood alone
oe; aa-c.Gw A. N. BERNARD.
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Davenport, Allen * 60.

ELEGANT CaRPETlNG AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Nov. 30;h, al 10 o'clock, will
he sold al cur auciicn chambers, IS pieces ele-
CANT English Brussels, speadid Tapestry, B.us-
sells Stair. Ingram, all wool CaIpeing.
Also, Carpet Rugs. This is probably the
largest and most elegant 10, Of Carpeting ever Of
tered a auction in This city.
TRANSFORMER 500 cash; 100 and over 4
months CREDIT for approved paper.
ID. A. & CO,
Nov. 26-'ds Auclioneers.
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w. p. Turpin q Co.'s Office.
MO. 1Oi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery Class g. for la47, to be drawn at
Alexandria nm Saturday the 4h of December. rs No.
Lottery-il drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: $40 oG0,
10000 TO- 600 900 $780, 5,ooo $500. 3.aho 2,as,
of OO0 $50 Of 1000 &c. Tickets sl2i halves 6;quar-
quarters 3; eighths 50.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale By
w. r. TuRPlN & CO, Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Sh,res In any OF the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undeuigned will receive the most prompt at,an-
tIen. and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon as /. is received. w. P. TuRPlN & CO.
Forsmalley Schemes zee daily advertisements
Nov. % w. r. TURPIN & CO
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PR0CI AMATtDN

BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION
TT being represented to the Executive that murder
has been committed IN the county Of Lee by Clai-
borne Anderson who has fed from justice, and Is
going at large: Therefore, William Smith, Governor
of Virginia. do hereby offer reward ftwo hundred
dollars TO any person persons who shall arrest the
said Claiborne hndcrson and deliver him into the Jail
OF This civil and military and request
the people generally 10 use their best pro-
cure the Of the said Anderson, that he may be
brou ght to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor and under the
f lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond.
'sIAA'' this 18th day Of November IN the year 1917.
WIN. SMITH.
1J No description Of Anderson's person has been
furnished The Executive hut he is believed br still
in Lee county, where lie is well known.
Sny lQ--cIi
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THIS is intended TO forwarn all persons from har
i boring my wife, SALLY A. MOSS-tradine with
or trusting her for any thing my uccoun,-as do
not intend to be responsible for any thing she may do
shs having LEFT my house and premises without any
sort Of provocation upon my part.
SAMUEL D. MOSS.
GoochIand county, Nov. 30, I847.-cot
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

DISSOLUTION OF O.pARTNERSHIP
rsNfIE c"Parinershp existing under the firm Of WI
i LfAAtS L BROTHER WAS dissolved by mutu 81
consent the 18th instant. All persons indebted 10
tie late firm requested 10 make payment, AMI ali
those having claims against lire wiil present them
for settlement Either palmer will use the name Of tho
firm in settling up lis affairs.
WILSON WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND WILLIAMS.
Richmond, November 2'd, is:7
Rr WILSON WILLIAMS viii carry on the hnsi
Noes m ~: avn pam, Nov. % CT
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NEGRO HIRING.

again To his friends and the public generally in
Hiring out Negroes for the eosuingyea lie takes this
method Of informing those who wish To employ him,
that it would be advisable 10 inform him as early as
they cam that he may have opportunity Of getting
good homes. lie pledges himself that every exerton
shall be used to obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that experience Of many Years will ente
him to a share Of patronage.
He will also continue to act us General Agent for the
Renting out of Houses, Collecting Claims, &c, and
pledges himself to spare exerlions TO render entire
satisfaction all who may favor him with their bust
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, STOCK, &c
saTIi. he exposed TO pnblic sale The premises on
w Wednesday, the 18Th D:comn.r, II f.r, IL not the
fair day, tae plantation which The subscriber
resides, lying in the county OF Hanover, about miles
from Richmond, in The immediate vicinity of o well
conducted Academy, and about two miles from Pole
Green Church Said Tract Of Land contains $50 acres,
about half OF which is in cultivation.
AT the same time and place, the Implements of Hus-
bandry Crop OF Corn Fodder, Hay, &c, with Stock of
different kinds, including very valuable and we'll
tried Mule.
TERMS OF SaLE.-Cash for all sums under $40;
over this sum- credit of nine months, with bond aud
approved security, TO be executed previous 10 the deli
very OF the properly Times of payment for the land
made known on the day Of sale.
HENRY SMITH.
Hanover county, Nov. O. is47.-cwtds
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E',tIDlsc Safe az Lss n Il
IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
NEGROES AND STOCKS

DURSUANr 10 n decree Of tbs Circuit snnerior
4 Count &c Law aGd Ghancery iof tie county Of Han.
over pronounced on the lith day # October asf IN
a suit in ChanceTy therein depending, hsLwrem George
W. boswell and offers, plaintiffs, and Mary +. Dos
well and others defendants, The undersigned, tho spe
cal commits sioner named in the said decree, VIII pro-
coed TO sell by public auction, upon the premises 10 the
highest bidder. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of De-
cember next, the PLANTATION upon which Paul r.
boswell late of the comfy Of Hanover resided 1T The
time o: his death II lies upon the South Anna River,
aou: =. miles irrm lie C!ty of Richmond; conlein-
nhout 900 of land, OF which between Two and
three hundred acres arr loE grounds, oil tine quality
and the whole of The hr. IN that m
the country. The Improvements cnnsis; nf ar.- aud
very sxcrent Dwelling H"is., with all the necessary
Barns Sa5lrs, AMI other nIihnlsrs. There is fint
Orchard upon the Farm, aud The Taer excellent and
the place ,ryy heultiiy.
Immediately alter the sale Of tho and, the under
signed will sell by direction 81 the decree forty
likely and valuable SLAVES, consisting Of Men, Wo
men and chiidren and all the stock III Horses nes
Cows, Hogs and Serr, and lie Farming Utensils the
crop of Corn, Oats Fourr, raw and Shucks; and the
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERHs rnn THE L.Sp-Dne-fnnrlh Of the purchase
money Ia he paid In cash, and the residue IN install
mruis Of on, t@o and tire. years.
PaR THE SL.vrs-cl-h and oi the raaidne Of the
PERSONAL property, credit ri nine months will be nj.
lowed. The purchaser of the land will BIZ rennirra 10
execute boads with good security Tor the deferred pay
m ntI, The tile To the land viii be retained until
The purchase money paid Far The Personal Property
other than Slaves, The purchaser will he required 10
execute also Joad- with good security
GEORGE ". DO5E ELL,
Nr ,,,.gAs 4.
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by the Magnetic Telegraph
"a Hours In Advance of the Mail.

Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29-5a P. NJ.
Flour Prices are on the advance. Holders
of Howard Street Flour ask Sc 25-puichasers
offer 90. Sales OF 1000 bbls. City Mills This
morning al 00-holders now ask 6 25.
CoRN MEAL-Sales Of Corn Meal al 25 per
Dbl.
WHEAr-Prime white wheat sells at i40 l43
cts and prime red al 1872 1876 C.
CoaS-Prme white corn sells al 50 60 c.,
and prime yellow al 81 10 c.
OArs-Sales of Gals at 42 c. per bushe
WHlsnEy-Sales OF Whiskey in bbls a, % c.
per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29-P. M.
Flour Western brands sell al sc 25.
WHEAT-Prime white wheat sells at lao l43
cents, and prime red al 1876 1873 cents per bushel.
CoRN-Prime yellow sells al IS cents per
bushel.
OArs-Sales Of Oals at SO cents per bushel.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-P. NJ.
FLouR-Prices have an upward tendency
Sales of 10000 bbls Genesee Flour al St 25.-
Southern Flour sells al SO, and Western at
IS.
WHEAr-Prime white Wheat sells at l40
l43c., and prime red at 1913 l3lc.
CoaS-Prime yellow sells at 70 74c. per
bushel.
CorroN-A decline OF cent has been submit
ted to- 1900 bales have changed hands to-day.
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TicketsSla; halves 6quarlers 3; eighths so.
tT Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, in any Ut the above Schemes, address
ed 10 the undersigned, will recsvethe most prompt At
tentnn, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
rs soon IL lsrecrived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale By
}. W. MAURY q CO., Managers,
Nov % Eicilm0ud virginia
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
"A pROlI AMATI0N

XUHEREAs,a vacancy hath occurred in the General
w Assembly OF this State, by the resignation of NJ.
B. Nowlin, Esq one Of the delegates eject for the
county of Campbell: The Sheriff Of the said county Is
therefore required To hold an election the second
Monday in December next, for delegate 10 fill the va
cancy aforesaid
Given under my hand az Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
lsEaL. mond, this 18Th day of November, IN the year
l847. WIN. SMITH.
Nov l5-c6t
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MARINE JOURNAL.

LABORERS WANTED.
TINE James River and kanawha Company
i wish 10 employ number of laborers 10 as
ssi in repairing The damage done 10 the canal by
the late treshet. Liberal wages will be paid and
board found TO all those employed above Boshers
Dam. Those below that point will board them
selves the price of which will be added to their
wages. Apply 10 VIM. R. Richardson and Jas.
P. Tyler, Richmond; Elihu Henry. Dover Mil;
John T. Amcnel,e, between Cedar Point and
Gainesville; Michael Keaho and s. S. Bugg
from Columbia TO Middleton Mill.
RICH'D REINS,
Sup't Isl Section J. K. e. X. Canal.
Nov 31-d&cl