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SAFE or MOST VALUABLE T.yER,
WE ar. authorised 30 sell that most valuable 49,! y
w known Tavern Properly 1t Louisa Courteous

PROPERTY VI Nlst -
WE ar. authorized 20 sell that most valuable -! y
w known Tavern Properly 1t Louisa CoGsihoGse g .
ing the only tavern in the ':liAs..l together "!;h -te-':
acres Y: Land.
This 4 believed 10 No. Il" Most valusbl. tavern i-i.
In E..,-rn Virginia. possessing adSantss"' which - :.
other location, III.
The buildings. consisting Of three large houses. ;o.a1-
With various cottage, and Offices. render It well siais
for the accommodation Of III. Numerous persons s''i-
there on al, public occasions, and rrraN1rl! 50 Tor 's e
crption o: bnaricrs during summer.
The dining -ouin. bar and stables aEc abundantly sun
ai,h spring water, which also affords = constant i'Gl'Al
the yard. keeping a tank con;nin!ng 40 gallon, & a't
" al:rd, Which vii! supply Nai'r .r baths RHrn'n,' '".
iac. Sc. The stable. containing 800 stalls. 40 not ~ 'r'-
Gci.n, acc accommodation for the public on court days.
There are also . store room AMI sa.idl'F. -hop. ~
rent well, belonging To the tN cTr.
Til. property Leiue situated immediately upon NE 'I--
C,utr.l Railroad, q! Mills northwest OF Richmond. a@i
mills OF Gordon,yillr-thc Junction OF the hlcAand14 =,
road with the Csttral-fh. mail ears passing II i~lcrs .t
In each direction. make j, accessible from all poini'
prclinine health only induces ne 10 dispose ol 'cda y.
able property.
The terms Of payment viii Lr made very ac'"irwod'tl.
or r.chsng.d for railroad bonds. stocks or o;he' f,-.'
tate.
Apply 70 J. C. CAMMAcK. Louisa Court ii"g,- 90
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA S AND O
pRR CRNT. STOCK.

TIME holders Of tho following certificates Of debt, ssued
4 BY the State Of virginia, viii take notice that the Gem,
mi.sIoners Of the Sinking Fund, calling la the certificates OF
debt In the order In which they ae red-emable. will proceed.
on the lth Of February. ls9. TO redeem the .aid eertih'
eatxs at the Treasury OF the Commonwealth. The holders
~ Md certificates are required, on the said 10Th Of febru,
arr ls59. 10 surrender the same at the office Of the Second
Auditor: whether surrendered or not. the interest vii ceasr
on that day.
TurnnIks road from Winchester, 70 some point On the Ohio
r;rrr pns.ed loth March, 1851, % per cent?
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Rox WAsHMaroN CITY

WAsHINGToN. Feb. "a meeting Of the
Democratic members Of the House, generally
opposed to specific duties, was held here last
night. About fhy members were present
Mr.. John Cochrane in the chair. Resolutions
were almost unanimously adopted, declaring it
inexpedient to alter the present tariff. Mr..
Garrett Of Va, moved that a committee Of
Ave be appointed on the subject Of retrcnch'
ment, to report to'a future caucus OF the entire
Democracy Of the House. Messrs. Nelson,
Miles, Stephens, Norris Of ILL.,, Garnett, Lamas,
Taylor of New York and others, strongly op-
posed specific dutieA
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PIenIpo,en,iary Charge d'Adaires, Consul Gener1'. ca,
Vic. Consul or Commercial Agent. appointed los -,
erns-nt Of the United states TO any foreign cogr.- ..
fore s,he proper officer Of any court Of ~ b e.Ga : o.,
N.yor or other Chief Magistrate Of any city, To-.
n,r,,ion therein. II residing ia ;h- United St.r..
tnoul.durn.nt before 4 Justice Of the P,gcc, No,lu ~.
or Commissioner Of Deeds appointed 10y tie G,t ~.
Virginia. /, suiicicnt. Ia al Caves che Certificate, a..
delivered.
J. VI. BENNETT.
Auditor Public Accounts, C.saa ,..-
FL. PARKER, Register, ot
GEORGE ". MuNfD;D, SinNa:g:.4
k.r,,.ry Of the Commonwealth,
s,uvosp "a. 9Th November. l;sss-c~am.
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VALUABLE FARM OF 40 ACRE. I,
CHESTERriELD COUNTY, >iA MILES fIUH W,

CHESrER. FOR SALE
A ALL ABLE and son.ioF'at!' Plantation. >, -.
n fron. the city ~ IiicimNnt, GA III" MaBca,.,. o..
rilr. in Chesterfield county. having - pcres Ii..-
bike /, 4 smooth. level "n-. With r" toll. The r'iu'l
over 2,lJ acres NJ we'll ,irircrci Land. arnrfins ma''t
wanted, for further buildings. AMI \ lars: supply ~ --.
ket. The buildings c%onpri,. a D~cliirg'F ou,., fa-
OF which are new, a'idr'tto SIX ether 'ss"ly and No. ..
paired, aud a nc1 aud neatly framed 'oii's" 'f :
Two rooms. in the yard enclosure, making Vel! ample.
commodation. for a ltrvy family. with u new : tu1.'. f. .
house. stable. we'll rrsusrt l0i>rs for thirty ser i'.
barco houses. ic. houses. well enclosed garden. 49,
meat house. good wril 81 water, a.
place combining 50 many comforts i, >rller =
for ..l-. And the subscribe. With the ru-r"s- e.: re-
wing 10 another state. Mil >.li = bargain 80 u! oa-s,
to urcha,- "A pleasant and ~pra.:ahl. residence. Tie ,ss
O. Manchester having a Charter 30 greet inot'e- B=t.,
over Jane, r.vcr. will very sooa make land ,isA;'i a, b. q,
lace l.. douhly valuable.
We,... GcdL.n 4 Appcrsoa II Richmond. or, csr=
stoned to riakr , -a!c. or application ury be Elt- e.
personally on the premises. CiAsTAlN COCK,
Six miles we,; Of Richmond. on tie Na.c.Ics
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For Tie Enquire.
Chesapeake Female College Now Ordnance Buildings
a. OIL Point-The Weather.

Neurs. Edl,nrs:-The friends Of Chesapeake College and
= plumber Of stockholders assembled In Hampton, OH We'd
A.sday, She 26.h January, to devise some means to clear
the Institution of II large debt which has been hanging over
u Tor y long time. As many Of the creditors are anxious TO
have their accounts closed, some OF whom have brought
suit, such = meeting seemed necessary-the Board OF Trus'
ices having stated, that they had done all they could to re-
deem the property, some Of them having made themselves
%resposible for Large amounts. personally.
There MAS very little accomplished BY the meeting. A sug-
Eesiion WAS made to the Board. which many considered fea
Stable, others considered 1t not legal. but Ii Is generally un.
dersieod, that the College property can now be purchased
BY any number OF men, who will have to pay an amount
equivalent TO the debts, ami probably \ considerable sum
over, which will SO towards refunding to tho stockholders
. part Of what they may have lost.
from all I can learn, this property, including lands,
buildings, furniture, etc, has cos. about 500, and as land
and property In the vicinity Of Old soint and Hampton Ia
,t4a lily and certainly advancing, this property will, In =
few years, be worth some sS0.0O0. There are those who
think Il will, II sold five years hence, bring all Of that
amount, posIbly more.
Tho trustee. are willing TO lease this property for = term
Of years, provided the debts now due are seplsd. Thus,
the stockholders Will have An opportunity Of again recover.
inF IL.
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pOE,IICAI,.
Err the FL quirer.
AcHno,s APPEAL FOR MOUNT VERNON.

A cHID's APPEAL FOR MOUNT VkhNoS
Ons cold, cold night, mamma anal
Sat by our ire-s,dc warm, ~
And though the winter winds oiew hlSh
We hooded no. tho storm.
linear her dreT, and much oesouSht
Asorv she would tell,
OF soldiers brave, who battles fought,
An dangers great bcfell.
She thus began: "Long, long ago,
ERE You or ! were horn,
"Our country's peace, by 'vengei"i wv
"With conflict rude was torn.
aThc foe was strong; orr numbers ic"'
"Bue Heaven heard our pra!ti.
at ie patriot band was ora.e
Sand victory was theirs
"Thc leader of tina; little hnnd
WAS Old Virginia,s, son:.
" His fl ne rc-'nndea 'Hro"SM ~ ""A'
WIl;s namc-Gcorgc Washington.
IN. ~ our country freedom gave
.Our valued rights rcstor'd-
lie broke che Chain that ns.rs'd the slave,
aAnd maIe each mana lord!
"And when those days Of strife were DER.
And the warriors work WAS done,
" rncn Peace slnil'd on the fields Of gore
Where liberty WAS wo..
"Still did orr youthful nation need
"A Fathers fostering care:
Ats falt'ring footsteps, then TO lead,
Alright in its career.
".lzain hc give himself TO save,
Fresh rigor to impart;
an war, in pc9cc, hispcopie's sia'''
"Yet monarch Of each heart.
Then from tho world, for sweet rspoSo'
L a. 49, -laaVK I'm nnHFn
6 fIis life fow'd calmly 20 its close;
"IIis destiny WIS wrought.
They laid'bcneath 4 lowly mound
4 Ills honor'd bones to rest;
A n ltion mourns. with groails resopnd,
"A country sore distrc,t.
Kills home 50 lov'd. his grave so zone,
"Thcir sad neglect proclaim;
I" Eich rotten be1m, each fallen stone,
"Cries TO our count y Shame:
" Weak ,oonaa listens to the cry,
And, mov'd with patient zeal;
'Inplores the people, far aud nigh,
40 harkcn this appeal.
"And rescue from DISTINCTIONS hand
"The hallow'J home aud tomb;
"And from the Mecca of our land
Avert so SID u DOOM"
She ceas'd to speak, and Ger me crept
!. feeling strange and new
laid nv mead aIown and wept,
Aud Thought what could 1 dot
I'm but IL little boy, mamma,
Ny Years just number ten;
We're I Us large IA dear Papa
I'd work like other men,"
Innthing have. wherewith to part,
Except my play things few,
III give them up, with all my heart
Ny velvet jacket, too!
She told me that my ball and kito
Conld do this cause no good;
But II I'd save each little mite,
In time, that surely would.
IsidI would my school mates tel!
What l had heard that night,
That they would help, ! knew full well,
A work Of sach delight.
And when wo give orr little store,
When We Mount Vernon buy.
Then higher yet our kites will soar
To tell it in the sky. A. Z. b.
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THr UyrvERsIrY.-Accounts from Charlottes-
vile speak favorably Of the health, prospects,, &c,
Of the University. Only two students have died, out
Of six hundred and atty. There are no symptoms of
Typhoid Fever. The sanitary precautions have been
successfalss tho general good health attests: It is said
session. Public Buildings, Lecture Rooms, Grounds,
&c, arc being enlarged. and greater improvements
su hoped for. The Lynehbur1 Extension, now in
prozress, will bene6t the University.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04
LINDEN FARM FoM SALE,

yIJUIS farm. formerly known a, Chapman farrn, nos D.
prop,ry o! Alfred Il. Carter Of Mississippi. crr'si--
about AZ, hundred aud fort three acre.. l!Eg Nihlal.
q mile Of the wxrrentOn Junction. on III" line II \ lhi y
Rail Road, eight miles Of the hourBisiiie town ~ W '0t.
IN, and through which the Warrrniou Branch Rail H..
ps.,--. /, now for sale. and will h.. sold on such term a.
credits A. will not fail TO attract those drsirine q itin J
L. highly improved. wei! taken In grass, veil ,imb"f"; a.
va,,r,d In an agreeable and healthy n-iyhb"rhooi. az
ma, upon \, a Gnr dwelling house. newly huLi, convent
ou,. houses. al! new. and a good dwelling hou-" !"r = as-.
ger. IL i, on the whole. Que u the mot desirable i4uLs
this section, and must b.. cold even ~ 4 sacrifice
Til, farm. IL no, ,old by THURSDAY. the 18th % AZ
next, will, on that day. together with a Lar " snoun,
personal property. be sold a. pnhIt sa.r. For Hri'
Information apply in person or Icy letter TO
ROBERT RASbOLrI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04

Mr.. Gait the American sculptor, is at Flo
renee, and will soon commence his statue Of
Thomas Jefferson.
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DIED.

D1rD. On Sunday morning, q th ui.., n half past I O'Clock,
amer . painful illness Of ave weeks. LYMAN GARDNER,
eld.s. child Of John O. and F.Lnis Ellen Aosby, aged ave
years and six months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGIN,

VIZ I vacancy has occurred IN The JGi-su
thi, Commonwealth by the death OF Green Z s,=,
one Of the Judges OF the Supreme Court OF Arr...
va. ri,cted . JuIc. Of the third Jl'!cia! Section. c-r...
OF the counties of culp, per. Madison. Green-. or,Egs s..
marie. Louisa. rluyanna. Goocll!snd. Ne''on. ALt-5
RocLbrid.e, Augusta. Bath. P.ndirion. Highland. a-.
ham. page, Shenandoah. Warren, Hardy. Clark. !r---
Hampshire, Morgan. Berkeley. and Jeh.TsoH 'acr.'r
conformity to Law. the sheriff u each Of All o'.'
hereby required TO cause Az election 10 be bel. '.r
THURSDAY, III. 18th day Of April next =; he rG.-.-.
,cribed by law. for 3 Judge Of the %surr"ine ,rg1 "A.
p.sl.. TO supply the Yacanc. aiorc,"ii.
Given under INV hand a. Governor, and uDfc: tie sal
the Commonwealth, ~ I%,ichtnnnf. ri, ,,g,ral.
RI. ST OF January. 1859. lni In the >3i.err q g.. C,-
motrs eal,h. HENEi !. N.Sg
Dy the Governor:
GEORGE ". MtNF0Ep.
Ss.r,Lfryr J lie l,.IY.5r g,dih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04
BRIDGING THE OHIO.

A large meeting of the coalboatmen and
stcamboatmcn, and others interested in the
free navigation of the Ohio river, was held in
Pittsburs on Friday, Mayor Weaver presiding.
Several resolutions were passed. declaring that
the construction Of piers for . bridge over the
Ohio. near Steubcnvillc, by the P.ttsburg and
S;eubenville Railroad Company. was a serious
and dangerous impeachment to the free naviga-
tioR Of the Ohio and its tributaries.
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FROM HAYTI.

BosroN, Jan. 30.-.Lcttcrs received here from
Jcremie, dated the 10Th inst say the Emperor
has been compelled to return to Port-au-Prince
with the rest Of his troops, and it is thought
that he will soon abdicate. The soldiers OF
.Jercmic have marched up to Port-au-Prince.-
The people of Jeremie and the adjoining coun-
try are aroused, but will remain here. The
Empress has advised the Emperor to abdicate;
in reply, he threatened to shoot her, but was
prevented from doing so by several OF his gene
rails. 'IIe is in 4 bad fix, but the lack OF mill
tary knowledge and discipline Of the Haytien
people may possibly save him.
a letter from (ionaives says that the Repub-
licans, if they succeed. will reopen to COM
mcrce the ports which have been closed for a
number of years. and will probably revoke the
odious MONOPOLY law.
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MILL.

KIITMUNU bTUNNU TbNsIIN
HyIE sub,crib has completed hi. neg MiIltor g!at.r
L Plaster, located on the dock. at the mouth 81 >l'es
Greek, with enlarged and complete machinery sniarIra.
supply any demand for the present or that may ari', IN MAJ
wears 10 come. lie l. nov prepared 10 suppl! order. e.
PURE GROUND PLASTER. ,uulveril-d 10 4 degree ia
cannot he surpassed from a heavy stocG Of superior ",
Scotia Lump. procured with the crea;es' care WIN We
Lnowiedcc tina, a great deal II Lump Platter i, eii.s,
WORTHLESS. 20 the farmer. and na,trr- h.ni-"lf that BE- .
experience in til. business. with the close attention b..
study given It. will enable him 10 supply The t"nand o.
hi. And ,Ii,r.n; STATES With thl, valuable fertilizer a.
purest and richest state. and ~ sat -factoTy prices.
With a full determination to sustain the established :'
ta,ion Of his house for rcRirr .>p El'n>r>S. he ty.p..u-.
solicit. orders. JOHN II. CLAilioRNL,
Soy on-c,ls,Na No. II Pearl stree
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n,yyIIIr WInKrr L. "a

DASyILLE MARKET, JAN. %.
TopAceo-LusS bring from IS to IS. Common Lsaf&6ss
Good Leaf $Ss9. Fine Is to y.
HuxiI-Thitsl l5ais0c and red 1I0aIl5c.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

r WISH 10 employ for the ensuing year. n male Tcach-r
take charge OF a small private tch"ol-yho can s
thorough instruction in the Ancient aud Modern LHi rGis
Mnih-n,sric. and the fnGlI.h branches. 4 gralua', q
University Of Virginia Pr -fcrrri. Testimonials rs ioa'-
and character required. 4 gentleman who ha, lat 81
experience in teaching, would be preferred. \ isir,a'.
vnI he given Address. J. \. T..
Dec 33-c,f brandy Station. Culpeper county. y
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5. Under an act - provide for the construction Of 4 turn
pike road from Naun,oa 20 parksr.burs. passed 10Th March
1888.
1850. Aug. 8. >. .; Mary n. Latane. Of Essex
county, Va, LIN
1850, Dee. 5, 4. 9; Thos. Stevenson. Richmond, 1000
lSS. June q, 5sT, s; Francis L. smith. connir-
s!on.r, In suit Hepburn Vi.
Hepburn and others, 500
1853, Aug. 81, 5i, 8; Sally y. Berkeley, II Essex
county, 90
1854, Jan. n, Xs, 4; Treasurer of Commonwealth
in " rt for hank Of Rocking
ham. I'D
50. Nov. 8, IS. q; c. J. hIrne. ~
1854, Nov. IL. 81, O. Jonathan 7. Covherd. COM
missioner, under decree Lou
ha Ct. court, 2+th April.
1854. &c, &c, 80
1854. Nov. IS. So, s; Jonathan 7. co~hsrd. Of
Louisa, 10
1855, Psb. s. Cts, d. Ro.aHe P. Aylest, 200
1885, Peh. 5. 6s5, g. D. II. uarrsou, ~
1855. Feb. -, SIS, s; Commissioner Of snFtng a.,
Fund. 100
1854. Apl q, $50. g. Emna MARI. Of Richmond, ~,
Va. ."
ss,40o
yorl-rbas ho.des q Cs1teahs xbe dssire 70 redeem
b Ahorney, must. n residing beJood the limits OF the Cnl'
: I'd ES.tn. ackpoWIsdRe the power before tont minister,
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WANTED.

! IMMEDIATELY TO take charge - n small school
! i private family, a Lady, well qualified 20 teach gu
English branches usually taught ia the be-, schools, Fr'
AMI Music. Latin would he desirable. though not 20
pensahi-.
Those making proposals, will please state their terra
Address, ROBERT ". GOODWIN. Frederick Hal.
Ian y;-c9t Louisa county, VI
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GEORGE I.

" ssTV III T"'T"
No. 81. MAS sIaEET,
II EEpS always on hand a full stock 81 Groesr''
IN which he invites his customers aud The public ceaei
iy Also pay, strict attention to the sale 81 country I
duce, and i now prepared 10 furni>a grain has, u
friend, who with TO send their grain TO lin 10 sell
GEORGE l. HERRING.
I,.rf No. 81. Maia :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04

ID EMOgiL.-Iir subscriber has remove! 10 G.
n street, adjoining thu Old Columbian Hotel, se"I
door below 18th street. leading to shnchor WAr.lu-'
nh-re he will. as heretofore. attend 10 the sales NJ AZ 80.
OF country produce, Tobacco. Wheat. Flour, Corn: -
win also as usual keep constantly or hand Pe5H'u'
Eide Island and Sombrrro Guano, Ground an: Lgt
Plaster, Groceries. &c. ALtA: IAKHti'
". q. Miller +, It'll asSo'ia,ed with lam who VIII eve
strict personal attention TO IL. sale Of Tobacco.
| also take thi, opportunity OF returning my 'te''
thanks for the liberal patronage extended TO tae h.re'"'
snd solicit a continuance Of the same.
ln --rnn ~
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WANTED-AT THE COLUMBIAN nOrEL-

INV ED-NI THE 0VTsN WbTNW u -
w intend to open this HOUSE in March next, ] r'i
employ 4 irsi rate Manager and Two competent Assist
MY object Is 10 obtain the brsc men for the se,-Ta! =
,ion., and wish such 49, will suit. | ill make liberal a'Af'
men,s either 10 pay good salaries or give them an ia'''
In the bu.iness, ~ may be preferred.
Application, will he received until 18th February
This hou-. will be newly furnished throughout. an .
good assistants. ] have every confidence that the oii'1'
Of the Columbian may rely upon Il. being placed a..
10, and, II possible. even ahead Of it, old reiu.n'cs
comfort and good living. with mod.rl'" charge.
Address JOSEPH II. CNENSllhW.
Jan i3-ctlsFeh Richmond, -
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s. Under m Ac, further TO provide for the construction
OF the Northwestern Turnpike Road. passed Syth March,
1881. fG nrr cent?:
s. s: John Y WILCOX, Of pst-r,-

DO do. 81. IL. G, John v Wilcox, Petersburg.
DO Jun. 10. 81. s, Jno Coles, Of An.m.rle.v Va. e.so
Do do. 81, %, 6, Mary Johnson, wife OF John
Johnson, Annapolis. lo,fH9
10 July Is, 90, 6, President and Professors o,
the College ~ William and
tsso J,,'r ss. ~. G. James Cornick. Of Norfolk. 1000
lslt March l. IS, &, Mrs Mary W Cabsll, wife OF
Joseph G CabrIl, 80
1912. Y.b'y q. 50, 6. John Y Wilcox, Of Peters.
" burg. Va, 1000
1919, April II, Is, 6, I'm Carter, trustee. under
will OF Beverly Randolph,
for benefit, OF Nancy Ken. .
1874. P-,'y u. ", 8. Thomas Il Nailc, [. :. y. $40
10 March2a 8, S, G, Miss Eliza Coles. 100
1913. Jat'y d, gu, G, Mrs Frances Todd Barbour,
county o. Orange, 100
10 do. Is, %, 6, Albert e Workman, Of Rich
Do do. *, 81, s, Wina.ld Cosby, Of Louisa, 80
lS43, Jan'y Is, &C, G. Edmund II rlournoy, 1890
1852, April 8, ~, 6. Wood Bouidin and A. A.
MorsoI, Commissioners, de,
In the case Of Waller w.
an. Mar. >, IS, 6. Sichoia. Mills. Commissioner
in the suit Of Mills vs.. Robin
son and others, &c, 2,MU
DO do :, -, 6, John u. Pollock, Of Stafford, 200
1884, Jan. II, Il, 6, James II. Paxton, Executor go
OF A. T. Barclay GOV
Do April. IL. 50. 6, TrsDurer OF II. Common;
wealth, In trust for Bank Of
Rockingham, TW
iSx, Jul, Il, s, &, R. ". piournoy. Commits.
sioner, Jennings Executor,
VI. Perkins Executor, &c, 200
Do Aug. II. ST., y, Trustees Of Protestant Epis.
copal Seminary aud High
schoolin Virginia, go
1851, peb' Is, 81, s., Treasurer Of the Common
wealth, in trus. for Bank o!
Rockbridg.. 80
Do Aug. l., IS, 8, Martha l.. Nelson, guardian
OF ". II. SesoE, 900
Do Dec. g. 50, 6, John 8. D. Cullen, trustee for
Aarg't Otel!a Cullen, under
the will OF John Cullen, de-
ceased, &c. &c, 1000
~ MARY n. Ca1enove, 1900
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DROGUES, BRoGCES, BIsOG -
ID pair Richmond made Brogus-. 70! 's, rryvefrX.
ting terms, BY ~ Csry ..r,t
Sept s1-eH Ss'e"
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Surl-rbus holden q Cs1feans xbe desire 70 rsdesn
b Attorney, mast. n residing beJood The lmis OF NE Cnl
ed s,.,e, ,ekneuIsdse the power before ZONE Minister
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1852. June I. 10, S, Jas. Govan, Edrsrd GOvan
and Archibald GorAn. eI'
eeu,ors Of James Goran,
deed.
DO 10 /. II, 5, Same. v.
ling itrr.t. London,
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vile, duke Of Sutherland.
isss. Sent. IS, lvl, 5, y. ". Ro,hsehud 1 sons, NJ
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5. Under an ae, 20 provide for the construction Of a turn
pike road from S.aun,oa 20 Parksr.burs. passed 10Th March
900
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VIRGlNIA-iS ~chANcEkY.-At ruiz n"y
Clerk, Office. Of Caroline County Court ~
The 9Th day Of December. lNs: pa.
Joseph =. n. Campbell,
Against r.A
The object Of this suit is 10 subject debt Que =
fsud1nt, X. p. II. Campbell, 70 the Deierdan'. -
Chil-s. to the payment OF the debt due from VIZ , ~,
ChiI.-. 70 the Plaintiff. Al affidavit haying br'"
hl.d that the said Defendant. Geo. ". Ch!Iet: !.
den, Of IN. State Of Virginia. NJ is hereby ho''L,J
here. within one month after due publication 9, -
and do uha,i 10 necessary 10 protect III in's's''" 49,
ACory T..t-. xrnV ~.
Jan lScv4w GEoRuE N. ~
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WILLIAM nOLLlNG.

TEACHER Ok lNSIKl NtNIAb NM ''Nn' ~
NITILL resume Ids instruction. In louisa aEd III. 81.
w lug counties on the let March. 10!
Terms for session often months. (c"hhricinS 'ofty lee
on the Piano. ...........-..--. 900 ''..'f
Guitar. .......... ...'.....s DID, .
No Pupils taken for \ less term than I've month.
dr.ps Toiersrillc, Louisa County. Va,
Satisfactory references given II required, though n
Il unnecessary. for having had seyeral years s%xreri'no
successful lea, hing. natter myself that the progr,,. .
former pupils, Is a sufficient recommendation
Ian 3l-c3t WILLIAM POlLlS'