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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

MODERN LANGUAGE5-MATHE
TT B. MICHARO offers his services to his
II. friends, and the public Of Richmond, Tor
instruction in The Modern Languages, by sys-
TENS greatly facilitating the labors OF the student
and ensuring The most rapid acquisition ct Ian
guage.
TRANSACTIONS
mates and Linear Drawing.
Special lessons on The works OF Dante, Pc
trarch, Aros'o, Cervanles Meoliere lie Sage,
Voltaire and other foreign classics
Residence Ali street, between Franklin and
Grace streets.
TERus-$5 per course of len lessons. The
best references may be given. Aug. 2-d2m
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p. TRl B l. ELS
School for Young Gentlemen,

ESSEN COUNTY, VA
THE Principal nf this School, grateful for the patron
age he has heretofore received respectfully Informs
nj, friends and the public that liz next session VIII
commence on the first Monday IN October next, ana
terminate on the last of July One month vacation 20
be given At Christmas.
The course Of instruction embraces the usual branch
- NJ an Ennsh education. together with the Latin,
French Spanish and Italian ansnagss
Terms:
For English instruction, per session, Sic w
For Latin and English, - %
For Latin and French, 80 w
For Spanish and Italian, each, . w
PAYMENT viii be expected al the expiration OF each
halt session. !.
This School is situated in the Immediate vicinity Of
Dunnsy,lle Post Office and is location, In point ~
health unsurpassed by any situation 10 The lower conn
try - j. So
boarding may be had very reasonable ierm IN me
Immediate reghhlrhopd u The school.
OF Letters addressed to T TRIBE, llnnnsvhie' h'se
conn,v Virginia will receive imm-diata attention.
AM
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DRY GOODS SELLING OFF AT EX-
TREMELY LOW PRICES AT
WHILE n m j - w or d = .

20l BROAD STREET, SHocKoE HILL.
TN consequence of The subscribers new store
i mo. 225 Broad Street, not being finished, he
will for short time sell off his remaining stock
Of Sape and Fancy Dry Goods al extremely low
prices every description OF Calicoes, Ginghams
and other Dress Goods will be sold of lower than
ever. All in want Of bargains can save money
BY calling in time at WIN J. SWORDS,
No 20l Broad Street. Shockoe Hill.
E5Merchanls and Farmers in want OF Dry
Goods, will find ii TO their interes, 10 call al No.
pol Broad Street, where they can be supplied al
unusually low prices. Only give me trial and
you shall be satisfied WIS.
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MRS. TR!3LL'S
Boarding and asas School,


Vt. fOLNNT LA plEsO,
ESSEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
lrllf Principal ol this Institution, grateful Tor the
very liberal patronage sir has heretofore received
taIr- much pie sro informing her friends and the
public that rs rIt session VIII commence on the ff,t
Monday IN October mf1t, and terminate the last day
Of Juv .s,9. A recess of month will he gwen al
Christmas.
Dunnsv- POET Office. and IL NOT mare ,nan seven
miles from Tappaannock As regards health, society
scenery location is nnsurp lssed BY that Of any
School IN lower Virginia.
The course al instruction embraces the branches. III
m Enslisi, education usually taught such instu
lions. together with the French language and iusi,
the Piano Forte ID required, instruction will br gwen
IN the Latin Spanish and lailln languages b. Mr. Tn
bi- who will also Il, liver lecture weekly the young
ladies'.
TERMS:
months. $40
English Tuition, Isl Class. IL
DO 81 class Ii
French when studied wi:h tho English branches, IL
Music on tiir Piano Forte, 80
Use If Piano. ?
Payment wi! be required Al The expiration Of each
half session.
Washing can be done nj nome, or Al the ertablisl-
mpnt al an additional charge Of S. a. may sur Inc
parrnts nr guardians OF the pupils
Nrs Tribe having received her education IN Europe,
under masters IL professional Celebrity anh nern en-
., prd MANY years in teaching feels assured that size IL
b. 10 rive in thr duties ina. devol"e upon
her Mrs r. yY hereafter be assisted by Young lady
we'll aua flied 10 teach The English branches
Th1 government at the School strictly parental, the
confidence of the scholars encouraged ami sincere IN
tercst taken on the part Of thr teacher III all that CON
cerus their welfare, both pupils and young ladies'
6-- Letters add.r 10 Peter Tribe, Drnnsrlle,
Essex county, Virginia, will receive immediate atteh
ZION. Aug e-cw4w
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EDWIN HILL. ~
.-c:d- TUUS. :. DICkES,
AND For SALE.

by visue of Deed ol Trust executed 10 the under
~ sigurd aad Creed ~. Coleman, by Joseph ;. Pal
more, the 2i day o: October II -, which is of record
in The Clerks Office OF the county OF Cumberland, 1
shall, for the purpose there mentioned, offer for sale
al public auCiioi, the premises on MONDAY, tho
2lst day III August, 1855 If iT If not, the fair
day the Tract ri Land aud al,nIrn2nCrs conveyed IN
sad irrd containing two hundred acres. THIS land
lies The stage fuid, about five miles above IumbrI
Iand Courthouse, nprosi; 70 t- Tavern well ard long
known d5 Lanchornr'- Tavern. a minute description
OF rms place IL deemed unnecessary IT Is Presumed
that any who may WISH 10 purchase Will view the
premises.
TEKMS--About three hundred and fifty dollars Will
br required IN cash. and The balance On reasonable
credit Possession will he delivered The ifst cf
November next. H. +. IRVING.
p.S.-Ihr ;lr Is believed Ia be good but shall con-
vey only such title rs Is vested IN ME as Trustee.
July 2l--ctds N. r. !.
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n1cnmoND MARKETS. AUGUST =.

RICHMOND MARX ETSs AOdoS1 -
ToBACCO-InspecIons continue ligh', with
\, change in prices. We quote lugs 81 IS 70
!! IS; common leaf 3 90 4 90; midding %
TO- good and fine so to 50, with an oeca-
aopal sale as high as $40 to II SO for extra hne
ne nufacurins kinds.
FIOUR-New Coun,ry-Sales by retail S5.
WHEAT-Sa'es prime white IS 100 cents;
.:ine red 80 a5 cents.
oATS-30 cents per hushe.
CORN-45 cents per bushel-dull.
CORN MEAL--50 cents per bushel.
BACON-Virgnia hog round 7c.; Hams
10 c; Western Sides ST a -; Shoulders st &c.
FlSH-New Herrings Sc. Shad ST 50 a J.
Family Roe Herrings Sc in barrels and IS oo 10
aa,. taffels.
CATTLE-BgEr: 50 IS 2 IS, scale weight
VGLs: 81 a I 90. MUTToNs: 81 SO 10 2 5O,
let, as in quality. Hoas: 5 90, nett.
taRD-9a 10 cents. Scarce.
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June l4-cw2ni

IN CHANCERY.-ViR6isiA :-Ata Court Of Appeals,
held at the State Court house, In the city of Rich
mond, Tuesday, May 9Th, lSis:
Nathaniel Wilson, &C., Appeliants:) Upon an
against appeal from
Pleasant Woody and others, Appellee.:)a decree
pronounced by the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancefy held for Pttsylvania county.
The writ Of supetsedeas heretofore awarded in this
cause not being returned executed the Appellee,
Pieasan, Woody and il appearing the satisfaction 81
the Court that he is inahitant OF this Common
ealth motion of the appellants, by their council II
is Ordered that the said appellee do appear here on
the first Monday in October next 10 have rehearinr Of
the whole matter in the decree aforesaid contained;
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city oI Richmond, End
continued for two months successfully and also that
another copy thereof be posted tho front door of The
state Court house in said city.
Copy. Tese, J. ALLEN, Z. Z.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
20 s;L,sss.arss.la.

PROPOSALS. viii be received Al The DIiice OF tic
JaNrs River I. kaulwna Company, IN Richmund
Tor tho connection between The BASIN, at Richm0nd
and the Richmonj Drcs. THIS work VIII consist Of
three locks ~ ~ feet Int and Of 10 Irrt lft-inleI
mediate canals Tor aggregate distance at about hall
a mile, with such cuiver> walls wasirs street bridges.
NC, ~ shall be ntC->s.ry--ani 4 stonc dam across
Janirs RIVER, IN the FATS. al Richmond
This work will BIZ nad for III bonds of the Company
~ ht issued under authority u an act Of legisature.l
fnh.ns twenty-five years bearing per cent interest
pay abe semi annually, ana secured by the
81 The Richmond Duck.
Besides The usual reservation IL 20 per cent. On the
monthly estimates the contractor cr conraclos viii
he required 10 gave ample security satisfactory 10 the
bufn 81 directors for the rriou OF The work
tiir times and III iEe specified in The contracts.
ilans OF tie atu:e works will be exhibited, aud spe-
chcIons thereof Tweed IA contractors. al the Com.
itsnj's Office, in Richmond
WALTER GWYSS,
chief Engineer { The J. X & X. 10.
Richmond, July Ill., lsis-d,y raawfw
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The premiums are less than in any other Company
and the policies afford greater advanaaes-for erdmpie
person aged "a years birth day, hy paving the
company ~ cents would his family or heirs
SOshouid h- die IN year; cor go % he secures
Ia them sln0 for SIS annually for seven years he
secures 10 them 81 900 sloud he die H. seven years or
Tor S2D 10 p.d annually during life he secures 81 UUU
Ia be paid wheG he dies The insurer securing his own
honns, by The difference III Of premiums from
those charged hy onrr oihcrs. For SIG 81 the heirs
would receive $4,000 should lie die III one year.
JuHE W CLAGHORS-President.
PxIER CrLLr1-Vice President.
TRUsTers.
Robert F. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Joseph r. Thomas. Edward 4. Markiey,
William Craig, Robert Morris,
George y. Dirhl Stephen X. Crawford,
Peter Cullen, Alive l. I.airr,
VIM G. Alexander, William NJ. Baird
William w. ilaly, X. F. Lopez,
Clapnn II. Lamb Harry Conrad.
Solicnor-Na. X. HALY
Treasu.er--F w. RawlY.
H. C. TUcKE1"r, Sec'y. and Aciy.
The subscribers having been appointed Agents for
the above Company for the State nf Virginia pre-
pared 10 issue pnlcrs o! Insurance MI persons desr
Ing avail themselves Of the great advantages II pre-.
srn;s for securing 10 their families irnds a
f0t table support after their decrise
Forms NJ application, and AL particulars, may he had
n Ihrr office lth street. next door 10 the office ri
Wellington Goddin, Esq. HALL NELSON,
joins Il. u. PAYNE.
Or. JoHs A..cUSstaGHAH. Medical Examiner,
.fD-oayyI.rly
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Deaf ,aute Department

VIRGINIA. INSTITUTION R rue DEAF
AND DUMB AND The BLIND.
4 NEW CLASS will be formed IN this Department
"a lis first of August, aud opportunity then RE
scented 10 parents Of placing their children III this Ins
tullnn.
TERMS-si3o per annum, without extra charges d;
any description.
Vacation he two months Of June and JGly.
The uGriyalled neaIthInlness OF the lncalion the spa
cious, handsome and commodious accommodations
which our buildings afford; the fact that educatloh
intellectual and handicrat may br acquired here In
respect inferior 10 TIA, given al n.hrr schGcJ OF the
KIND, aud the low price al which all these advantages
rendered, 10 merit the attention oil those whn
have deaf mute childres wards in need Of nstruc
ton.
Applications for admission for additional infor'na-
tion may be made To
JOSEPH ID. TYLER, Principal.
SlaunInn Aunusl l lsAS
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yr p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
w WALL. STREET, Richmond. Va.

w WALL STREET, hichilnbe, I'd
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!
delaware Lottery no. ~, To be drawn 9in Ausust-
IN yo Lo,tery-l0 drawn ballots. Prizes: Sog,ou",
10 600 1000 l6of Or0, 9u OF $780, 90 of20o, &c.
cts slu-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Divided into zen prizes o; ( 600 eacn
v;,c,pj. resburc Lottery Eass No. Al, inr 1850. 10
hs dawn NJ Alexandra on SATURDAY., ihr i2'' n"s
i, drawn Nos IN each package OF - llcss's. ,a',u
scheme: 10 prizes IL Sl5,nun, 10 o i,ouu ~ w. "
=. oo, sec T,cssts elO halrcs s quarters Do.
Delaware Lottery, No. -, u he drawn inn ~. ~
"a M. Loiier,-I5 drawn ballots lhpl'alS s"o'ooo'
Ia mn gGO IN of 800. 10 Of 53i f9o 81 ~ &C G..
'rics.tS ein-shares IN proportion. -
virginia Ipc,hur- Lottery, Class ~ Tor ls'o, 70 De
,,.,., an saturday August !gih. u Sns. l2 drawn:
Snu..,nr new .6n.OOO capital priAr 80 secnnu
NM, Bis lowest 500 prizes 81 "u &c. ~, n"uoe
Sr prizrs ga Tickets sir-,hafes IN proportion,
" 49,. n.,erv No As, IL be drawn 23d August =
>. No iot,cr-ii drawn itllos. FRIES: S3o,peo
"a non ua 10 Of 100, IN Of I5 33ooi i3I, &C. &c
PICKET. siU-s.aics IN proportion. -.o =
Virginia ersturg Lottery, Siass NO - lnr inio. "
ia drawn II Alexandria IN Saturday arg. ~. % w.
I,,,s,.-,a drasn ballots. Splendid Scheme: S5o,-
niO, 2Jnao, in,mn, 1000 2.pl"' ~ o' 'V'u' &C.
a,s;5. halves 50; quarters . -. $50,
n.i,,, Iottc,y No 4G, 10 he drawn August .a'ln.-
:. ~ns II drawn baols Lowest three Nos 81 WV =
- 10 oog - ono, II 900 s,0u0 Of a,cOu, lou OF
nnn a. Tickets sia-shares in proportion.
i'-r u,J-,s loI Certificates or packages. s'nee iioh
Nd .:nar.s in any uf the ahnve Sch"mes, ahdrtsSe"
- m. undersigned will receive The most prpni NC
n and an account of each drawing fofwarneu 50 so
as II is rccrived. -r;.r.,s for ale
~ Packages certificates aud single TICKETS 10, s1'o
NM. r. TURIN, Richmond, va
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Greek Nation sriZe office
MO. lot EAST MAIN STREET, Ries"i"aH
~ Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1913.

wreck VAl6o3a TIL
MO. lot EAST MAIN STREET, R'ss"i"A"
IN Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, ls4o'
delaware Lottery, Glass 43, 10 r dia%n sh A a
81 Nos IN drawn. Capitalist s3o,r", i",'oo 'hayrs
Of ,oe0, 20 of $50 Us OF 300 &C. i"se's s'o' -"
100000 DOLLARS!
Divided into 10 prizes OF Sio,oou eacn - .
Virginia Lessbnrg Lottery, CLASS se a. 10, ,,s,y-o
he drawn on saturday, August ~ iu. Elk 600
drawn ballots. Splendid scheme. :. Ts,s sl0;
~ Of 900, 10 nf 6nn, Al Of $40, Ge'' &C ie~e
halves 5; quarters 50. 49,,
D.lawor.to,,.rv No A. to BE- drawn Argus. ibin ~
rs Nos drawn. Scheme: sa''n" iv'" ia. halves
of $50, 10 Of $780, 100 Of $50, sc. tickets sio'
5; quarters so. o.s ;,
virginia Leesburr Lottery, Class No. 49, for lsss, 10
he drawn ON Saturday, August 49, y Drawn nun,
hers out Of 7s Something New = sov,ouu a1 nnm.
pfze a9,72s second capital pla nbl M p,izes s3o-
herr prizes Of 500, &c. All uos n .o ''
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters w. , "a
D,,,war. latter, class IS, to he drawn August 2 ~
70 Noe IL drawn iauitals: 100000, i3coo, e'v.u -
Of 900, 10 of $50, 800 Of $50, &C. IicKe's s'o'
S; quarters so. n..,,oes .i,oe Tickets
and shares In auy Of the above schemes, s,ren
the undersigned, will receive t In fny,yardrd az
ton, and an account oil eae"
soon as IL is received. all ,.,ers TO and
~ B-Hurey pays postage va "
from his Office. .,-.t
Hurey's rule is 10 cash al ia ~, o;hsr vend.r.
Hurley will cash prIzrs so.a ny ",se as.orment Of
Hurley has at all times =, IN soo
Tickets, ranging In price from - Wa HURLEY.
r'eaSe aa'fes' y1a' TO- Man street, Richmond va a.
pc .u,,,;nsss strictly confidential. Juiy g
CHURCH IN MANCHEsTER,.I. -, s''n
a pulpit and seats, all COMPETE rs !; 'oi m Ss
for rent on reasonable Terms Of JuS Is cop,oi,
House is near the residence Q. lug snb1ic wof.
and was formerly used as p Feese Ti BY be Bap
ship si p3t BY nf MfaDdi For 1 terms
Aug. 5-3s
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUSTON.

TINE next session Of this school VIII commence on
L the 18Th ri August, and terminate on inc l3'h OF
June following. fhc system ct instruction Is mo
ron oh and accurate embracing all the subjects ususy
,uuh, in thr best Schools rih spe;idl attention 10 ply
zeal slpnee The discipline s strict but kind, ard con
lnrmrd - nearly practicable TO that OF the virginia
Military Institute. ~
For Board and Tuition, ten months, sio oo
For French,
Payable half yea-lyi advance
I'll. number If rup,i. being limited. parents and
guardians are requested Ia make early application
July I-rtd
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY The
LOUISA RAILROAD.

FTER tile lst of Iuy section Of The Road between
~ Gurdonsville aud Charlottesville III he put in ope
ration.
VIII reach Lu1s. fifteen miles he's ond Charlottesville
r,f day from Richmond, which will relieve the pisse-
lrl- from might travelling all the way through the
Waite sulphur
~ specIal agreement with the proprictors Of the
Stage liberal amount uf baggage will be allow
ell than formerly between StauHtnn aud Gurdonsville
Parties wishing extra Stages always procure them
OF the proprctors Charlottesville, and resuate their
Fare between Richmond and stanton. 81 90
Fare between Washington and stanton. mo dc.
irntton at Junction, and tickets obtained onihe
buat,) ~ w
Passengers from the Southwest or Wrsi going North,
can pay through al stanton To Washington $40
altrrihe Isl september, the Louisa Railroad will be
conpleied within eight miles Of charlottesville.
June I3-ctaurl5 e.. n. MASON, Agent.
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VAL-UABLt. LAND For SAL.


gsylII. hr sold 10 me highest bidarr. on TUESDAY.
w the goth day al August. lris, II iaif, u not, the
first lair day thereafter. sundays excepted tae iracs
ri Land IN winch Henry ". Burnley. deceased, ro-
sided living in the lower end al Louisa, on the f'ao
LEADING ro oll,si CpIi house 10 Richm"Rd ab"It
y mile. from The former ana - rom the latter, ooG.
rain,n, a,un no acres Tr tract lies wet, has sur
ternt GIany AZ TIMBER, Is wei diIchrd, and ~ every
Yay IN good Turning col dillon. The improvements
arr pnod consisting 81 two story h'ics building, con
tanning six good ROOMS besides basement. rooms, con
ven,en office in hr yard barns and ali Other nrces.a-
nv bindings and well watered. This ihHd VIII be
sold together or IN two parcels, IL -uit purchaser
At the same tine aud place, VIII be sold aholEer
Tract lying abou; mites North o The home tract
conf lining about $40 acrrs, a.unt one iId ni which IS
I'm woods and heavily iimhrrr., and good portion OF
the cleared land is fresh aud produces remarkably Wen
-is well adapted & clover, aud Sna'l sTiln.
There on the home about thirty acres oil excel
lent meadow land. more minute Description Is con
stierd unnecessary, parsons wishing IL pnrchase
viii view The premises, which VIII be shown bJ NJ.
Herring, the ovrrseef ~,
The Terms which will hr very accommodating, VIII
he made known on the day ot SAFE.
SAMUEL e.. BURNLEY,
Executor Of Henry ". Burnley, deceased
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49,. .
Land sDss sale.

S0 ot,r for safe several tracts or p1fcrl- ot latu
| living and being N The county o. Bath aud state 81
virginia On the turnpike road caauR from tht coGtV
nj Aibrmar;e Il GGyaHiGtc lying thIce mites ifoE'
I,.tn ,put, hons and miles from the Hot springs.
brinp between the two watering places. Inc fse,a
tact, contain in the whole, upward ~ nhe nn1 -
acres with the following improvements VI ~ =, ~
larg. stone dwelling house, % heel ~ fnI 80 -.
frrt in width and Land I'd ~ convthient '"o' 80 -,
warn house; large stone Kitchen smoke nonee p "a
hnnsa. am. alone stable with 10 stalls ioi nos.
On, Ior stable with stalls, and e"ou pa',, sa
..s,.,,.. and other necessary hhi'uiner ".'' ,. -
So s',.,,.d acres urder fence and iinTo'rI. WIN
r. Iny st,inr uf water on tue same, hoieie". :.
- ,,.t nj saw mill a al! srd.chs oi 'he yet anu
III r,ceI!cAt tln,Jrf Tor saving ihto p'ahh On
a -, ,t,-r.bi. wan = Splrh6i,. range i"t cai.ie,
we ,l"o r. noe. &c TIE land is wei adapted 10
h"f-e' I'm o,,. grass. &C and more eligible SPOT
!. fon, IN Western Lginia Tor tavern ataLd.
~, - ling stock and poultry. "uh convenient mar
s, :, ,h- liut and VAIN Sprin > tor Tie same.
A.. pYr,on DESTROYS ol purchasing said farm WIN cali
- ,,- ,u oscri,rr On and owning THE premises, Or Va
49,. absruc. on some of tho member 81 M family.
ho viii show them the land, and et them know .e
terms Of sale. !hIob ai.na..d
ps-lf The above property should mot he disp"1 20
M nv me LIST Of September next, u VIII or opr' ~
rent on the premises, on t:at day. ny way %
auction.
Auv elm
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onn E.os;av. Reward

IAN AWAY, on saturday. the a4;h june last Ne
g., IN inches hiph strongly made, and OF brown
oo'nnl,Iion lie has large on his forehead We
II Under III. pretraee of going 70 see hi, wife al ~,
Pollards, resides IN the nrishoon'n :" sesro"o
:. uaaov.r r,nnf,. but as he mas not been heard I"
here 1t i. likely lie endeavcrns To escape 10 iiee
state The above ard, II taken without Inc star
or ssa IL within the State w'ii be PAID oI MS %
~ IL me- at The Enquirer Office or 10 his owner Dr. =
(. Thompson, who resides nj Neerofo.t; .y.ST
JULY W". ".
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NOTICE

WAS committed to the Jail Of Isle Of Wight county,
w on the l4th day y. March, 1918, as runway !,
S.,r, aiau uho calls himself Jnin Morris. The salu
yprtn is feet O. inches high Of light COMPLEXION ihI
"a, az teeth has small sCrs on the back OF ms 'e
hand scar across tnr iirs joint oi the ielt numb anu
nonaor IL he about 80 % years Of age Had on when
epmmu,.d n ia n coarse suit OF Northern kersey ahh
nantaloons Of bueis color, over Jacket ni Darn
crrv a black cashmere vest, and an old fur hat n.nch
worn The owner Of SAID negro !. requested 70 c"n'e
G,w,rd move his property, pay the lawful charles,
and take him away, he will he denlt with according
- i,,y EDWIN l.. BALLARD, ID =,
For Josiah ElcY, Sheriff Of Isle Of wright county.
ain,l n--rlIlY.lu
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/ toSp

BOUT two weeks since, on the road from Ayleips,
n In King William, to Richmond, q small palEtrd
likeness thick paper about six inches long and four
inches wide, with the IoC Martha Spindle inlme
diaely under the likeness a reward Of five dollafs
will he paid for the delivery Of the likeness to the sub
scriber, in Richmond.
July 4-cf JOHN r. SPINDLE.
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nOhSE SIULEN-FORl DoLLAno
- pCuUAnD

Sta, e,on, nv .e.drncr. near the Ches
~ sso, yrs, c.I pa on III. 2lst July, large
~ ;,on .lry HORSE, with The cap bone knock
= ~ -ne bio, and The ir'er Il branded on me shau.
Ia, .n, ' Sm ~'i' ~So nss ea
i s'ians' ,.,rr NV reghborhooi some days. IS the
,,sr Ie said that he from Richmond he hha
m MACK p,ntalanns, black dress coat, and palm 'a
~ I'd iirh, hair light cnmpexio and app afea 10
"a. in,e,i,r.nt man. The horse, with t!l,s man on
." was seen TO pass through Manchester tne sto
nun nun, i. was .rnIen comm. In the direction o. hrh
enI I al;i give reward OF So iof the "o''o on :
thief or s-' ''' '''"e'' zaCHARIAH acGRUDER.
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