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SALE or REAL ESTATE AND SLi.Es

~
A : COMMISSIONERS under two DEGREES al the Circuit
u Court cf Essex County rendered! Ike .G;ii day
April lSG, in the "f GIN. and wife, ToumS and
others. AMI The ether the e.i day uf April sGn in The
case Cr"XIOn T0o;nhS shall 0rr !nr sale. pu'.
c Aurtiou at Wu1DFARM, line rcsicnc" Of Dr. Wr,.
: Crusu:l DECEASED (Which lies nlsG.. gy the public
Stage road leading from Richmond I" TappahannHc:,
about five miles from the latter place, all WEDNESDAY,
TllE leri DAY Of JULY NEXT, Il ii: day, otherwise.
:lr first IL LAY thereafter, 'hr following tracts Of land,
Wit:
The tract o! land called wOoTfAEM, ahove mentioned!
which contain. JOS This rac: is we'll nbercd: urcG
Il, there Is large sorrd Trained dwelling house. and
necessary OIL, houses The SOIL which originally good
has been much Improved a.li: noS in condition for
profitable farming
III i This tract lies immediately on The public road,
leading from Miiirrs unnsvillr, piscataway
Greek and about five miles distant fr0i Tapi.lanuock
Open il J. s!nll dwelling house, about wo-iirdS OF the
III timber Of line qualifying open land !, uf line
soil Is highly productive aud in improving condition.
The .: land called RICH NECK, which contains
81 q acres This lies Immediately piSca!away
CrrcE and tie opposite side Of the road from the Bare
fcois :rar al: i: orS gUnd location the creek for
the erection Of gr;riss for the storage OF gran Tnere Is
uin: small Dwelling Houses. IL Is We'll tnbcrr and
;hr open land l.. productive and In improving condition
The tract Of land called MOUNT EESCYIU Us which lies
the Dragon adjoining IN, lanG Of nr Tribe. and cnmpris-
r.I:or -5r,uu uiriU:' hight.
hal; Of IL" tract Is in Timber "f is quaIyihc Ur"a i.
land is OF good SOIL we'll improved t"a il There is II
small Dwelling House.
These tracts OF land a rented cal FOR the year, but
purchasers will have the right Il" -ecing grain this s and
full possession will be given On the hrst o January next
Also will be sold, at Ih- time, TEN SLAVES CON.
s.stiug of Men, Women, Ho!s and Girls.
TERMS SALEFUr the slaves, cash. For the real r.Iat-,
onrrd cash. The balance payable i'll and Two years,
but with interest from the day OF sRt-hr purchaser 10
execute bon's therefor, with good personal security.
Academy J. II. c. JONES, Burlington respecting any
uf the above property, will receive prompt reply and Mr..
rooaG. viii show ihe lrceriy 10 any one desiring TO "o
nj l.: PETER TU0Ml;S,
cIlAS {. CR0yT0N, CoL,r..
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
KoCEssIsI sIDGE"pASTGRES,, LAND am
MINERAL. SpilNiiS EnR SALE


3 OFFER FOR SALE Three Tracts Of LauJ ox ro,ou,s
one irac o. 2o Acres, lying the Big Calf Pasture
hs' TWO miles from Goshen Depot. in the county Of Rock
bridge VI this tract over 200 Acres Ire Gle arei md In
En"u e OF cultivation, aal about $50 are In Fine
nct nooin wei! adapted 10 III. growth Of Grass. With
niue tHen.e - or 81 Acres of meadow might lie we'll
waeTr The improvements consist OF dwelling and OUT
houses cool Limestone Spring gushcs forth near the
. hniiSe Frecstone water ii also near by
oe Tract of ol5 Acres. lying within ~ miles Of Goshen
"Po ahu aii nile Of the above farm the I
ays Run Ot this tract about 20 ure cleared the
balance Is In excellent Oak timber with Pine. The
So ~ OF good quality smooth and gently uuaiiny, ad
m.tting "f easy cultivation. There t. this Tract
A!n Bank and several Chayheata Springs the Alum
nn The banks OF Gays Kun Spria.s be easily dug In
The ALUM BanS which Is OF the kI, the famous
EucEhrlee Alua. ard only needs Ia lee in the hands pf
capitals; Ia nahr IL famous. \ good Turnpike leads
from both ~ these tracts % Goshen and 10 the ockhrdge
Alum eight miles, and 10 Lexington. Is miles.
And "ae trac, OF 3ol acres lying right the Central
ialroaa in sight OF Goshen pepo: and joining the Cold Sui
hmr Springs tract. This tract Is ali in timber.
For farther details inquire of j. c. DAVIS Lexington
ar address IL EockhrG.:" Eas. E"ckbrlsc county,
Va.
June 2:-r6. TM. ". DAVIS.
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Em'h"rG;ca Pos. Office, Caroline conn'y, VA
4 vAkGAE:LE: JAMES ,slV2;is FARM

FstllE subscriber oilers f"r -iir privately, " liz iN
Il This place situated about ~ miles abor. Richmond,
;he canal c"iitu> lu % lantl--ahnrt t"i O'
which In cult ion -. of n. irst rr-rlow grounds.
The rest Of the a' in cultivation gh land, and in The
highest state oG improvement, The 4..I in cultivation
Ia generally well ~"r!.i. Tar improvements are "I tar
ir,t kind. L. HARRISON.
CnLuNaG, t. o., fiIram'Ga cng,ry, Va, May lS--cif
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u,fi Caps,IAIIS.TS.

SALE Ui LOTS IN tiUUDSUS. VA, AT AUCIlUN.
fkIIE prOii- uf about four hundred lots lyin. with
i In ;I!r corporate limits aud III the Immediate vicinity o
the GcoG-oa, Washington county, Va, have de-
terr Tie whole fnr sale Public Auction
on WEDNESDAY, August Isl, i:GI.
The has been laid Off into LOIS u! icrrnia sizes
suit the Of e pgic and there locations suitable
rsiar.s that may carried this place. The rapid
growth OF the Of GOOisna and Bristol, which dre
in cvrTy:.: but The nai-. points iis place
the more likely 10 Hrrcns. 10 llrce commercial town
city than upon the line Ut Railroad between
Lynchburg and Mrnji-. and The past growth while
dcrlu Of irf /, good Indication u what the future will
Gr.
Five year, since .!rre but open uiedow, where
town n $3.50 nl.bani= may hr and at that
there railroads ani leading country roads.
Now two railroads hIyag ,h:r ;crmini here and third,
10 Cumberland Cap will probably be under way from
il place. rs ;c survey Indicates that GoOaSnn ld tHuc
the !rantdS o.! being much III" cheapest and best lHc"
for Dns.rra terminus the there bring four
teen mile. shorter, with better grades a;sd tnrr"-.
Inclui,l in the above property i inr" and "lrsat
PEIIATE Residence, ,. . .
"a hsnu!!:u ted @:.> Hi coiiiIdi'',
virw OF the ,0wn ad OF The romantic scrry Of the adj
aceu, rouniry. The building is nf brick in mscrn style,
and has commnhous buildings. As much Of the sur
rnuaI: grounds will he sold with II a. the purchaser may
desire This property is most eligible either !nr pr-
yaie residence Inr school seminary, in the cUuniir
Map. OF the above property may be ii iis Office.
andthe subscriber will show the property dcsrou>
Of purchasing, and give information ~ iAe terms 4;
which the property can be treated Tor privately beihrG lhe
day for the public sale
Terms liberal. ana will J- made known before the day oi
s:.l-. =. J.. INQUIRE,
,Iuur l>-lawGw Agent for the Uwnrr<.
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VHTaNTED-As SITUATION as Teacher, either IN 'n
w Academy or PIRATE family, by eol!es" :r;:nhr'
who hns had several years experience III tt.ri'S,
Branches taught English Gree Latin, Mathematics AMI
FRENCH ,
Address, stating tsrros E. c. NEAL HaFrsunturs iesI'
nahsm county, Va '"I -"
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For further particulars ai.p!y t" The subscriber.
AARON THORNLEY,,
T,,l, - U',.,l.. ~, -,
I!NTEAFUSs LAND p'U.i SALE.


WILL oGer for sale, iriTa;ry, until THURSDAY, the
& 9n 0I ACGssT nrXr and II no; previously .od at public
auction that day II fair il nu the fair day, my
present residence, WHITE HALL situated IN Caroline
county Gn Maaroni river, IL miles from Rich.nond 10
from fredericksburg ami FROM III" county seat Surround
rd hy tie land. Of Mc..rs John Washington, \. VI. li0uI
war;. t. I. !inrton James !. Wilt. and tirnrgr Tyler
r"Iv"i"; :" churches ui several denominations: In a
nc.hb0'!.""d irOre:hia Tor is intelligence, morality re-
hn"Ecni ni ra!t'fugrss, with every facility TO iranspor'
iati0n ali travel HAT railroad aHor-he Richmond
ard Petersburg Railroad passing ihronch H.
The farm i vel. Tai-rct has Oh large, comnnious
aud halsOr dwelling, ami every necessary onih"'isr
AL III good condition, together with h"ur-ing young
orchard al cioic" fruits Of all kndS. AMI contains rather
oyer GUl acres "f land ~ III oak and hickory ~ III it
an cedar, and the haaHcr uI,c.i a, In high state Of inn
Tn'rEri lr, Of whc ha" been lined with decided ben
r.it.
Til" land vi. rnM,!ar- n"s: iaYorny with the lands !;
M vicinity. which famous their fertility in all the
productions r"m": 10 ii:i> Tar OF Virginia. In word
tier" Sr!dcin i1 hIrh- farm in every way 30 de
.rahlc. ". T. CAMPBELL.
lunr i-.w;h< Quincy Depot. Va.
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Hon. H. \. Edulundson, the representative
in Congres from this District, (says the Salem
Reeister) returned to his home several days
ago. and ne announce with pleasure that he
gives to Breckenridge and Lane cordla! sup
port.
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nx.cISIA S,N,t,HE NOM.

.,, ~ .n1.;ry acts ui The Gcas'Ai Nsse.."'s %.
= y:..;a!s notice i, !I:rcby c!Se;, t', w :, ,n d."
-, V ,As Will receive NJ any ':.At ~ - cn, In., r.,
49, :, S,;, tnhc:, $3.50, proposals !or '.N ~
~ " 49,. ,,., -. :!oaN t5i!aT pay apIe III Such
..,,r Inst: :'-Ic:I:s !G"y b@ rr,i"''" 49, ,,t
.,I..o ll;,,rc! ;!ouSaaI} de.a;S per mouth. sa'd
Il. .er:ahc in thirY.ioa; !ea:s' HlteIes. ra;a'
~" |SrtT -, ,. g.: ,i,y o. january and arsl day
-. ts,. 4: She Treasury .! the state in t:''
.... a;c s!.r !ayi;ca for :he S.r'e loan q ~ ":.
,.Irr.l sterling =. "!l,er appropriate ponds VIII
90 G..,~ ,,a I,ar rs :.a! ii, i; ts otion 81 tho
Consultation u: 'is =!a;t ";i laws III pursaanse
-, .,HS.ry:,.:i j. r.'b",ieI 'e' t'e pule.ua pa.
~, ;.:r:e,: irn.. -ustt ."i ii'r redemption G"
r-,., !, ,,ry-:6ur ,y&:s 'rI.i :lc issue oi We
~. provisions .! iaw :ir !a;s- ana increasing
49, ~ r...5:l.ys IL: -. .:.i;c aG1 '"N t"S' 'Gs' .,-
.: ro:,iht, ..sH!I'e' - ''.' >''''! ''' '''-' W ''
al. .,.,....a;. :. t. ,,!lr.-sy IL IL E".'d {" f9h
IT,, 49,. E:tl,:o.l .igsG:i.." AZ: r:!'''',. s!:.'I
g. ,s.s :Ari.r: in:"r-a''";' :;'' ~! ' '''''
81 '' .'"s!i'h! ~. y. ~ So THOMAS H. psw.Tr,
~ I-.y,.,r" !" T. WORKS of virginia.
a..',,.n,! Y. May :. .,iV"--s"fi.tsti'i.
.::,,;. ~, s'Igs: 5t7IES tsi.EsS MP
al.:WIi, , COMPANY Il! AkAH itsU bh 'iit - a IT, e.
rr-,.:,- 9. the Board .! raeIic orHs' ueiu on ie
III, q; Ma 1884, aris!rG. iEat ne secretary Q. the
- 80 .,, .n,,s hr AZ advertisement In the news.
- " ;br :,,!!r-s ci iaahs Of The JameS E:aer ard
-. ir..s:.r. guaranteed by lie stat Of 'ifsini-
- - .,..r.- 0: an act passed the 25 OF March,
"a - " .'- .;-rs.:er the Board of Public WorSs, BY
,,,rro: q! ;hc bonds of the said Company inr
% ,s: o. n!lch :hs Sia:r is responsible, Oh and AFTER
% r 9! .iGy, iei. She said Bnar. OF Pablic WORKS
vii i,,ac Ant i-iiscr 10 said holders corresponding
,rr q - tgpGs 0! tie STATE Of Iirs:a, rade III The
-c.n.,! 10y Law, payable ;i:irty four years atr'
H.. Va! Scarinc interr>. NJ TIL rate &" -iS per cent
!, .aa'-. aAE.'1l" ssn;'""Tr;iy - ~. ,c,rr
$e,:-:agy I:nar,i rf Public Works OF Eifg''ia.
~. ;i--r.m
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rae Richmond Enquirer,
80 p,,LY, sruI.wrEtiLF AND "EEhLi
,t,. S..r.- 9,-,,:yfY oUSNavANr, TYLER E WISE
T l. MS:

,.xp,rss, scveu do,a,s per "ni"'n S',S a. ,,. ',
- 's' ~ r, If taken fc7 Sho.;e: psT'" '.a" VII
~; $ ~ ssx'wssktr I've doars In lspts ryp n ySr the
.;r !.I> 'S r or six copies $40 10 be paid w
"" @ = ,rsn,r Vixen letters se;'": ~, sH.S !. me
- t,,ey mus, be registered, OF 'A"S WIZ
- = '' ,;,ncrs ,osrrc.! in IA" pst!. S;I:'
'I..,.y gr1u;rr, an liberal 'er;'' ,y.r; ,ulli>ard
.".icuuoxn ESocEss A"' sE;,iS% ;wy.y thou.
,y Ncn;a; he noH'r!T tTS"!a"n ~ - esas per ine.
- GyGys W .e. w :s ":tc o rD''s PER M . risk %:
,-,;i,r, isa,,: notes. II ''s'.A'"'.''' IL ''''
.v s,..:"rs. ;,..,;r. q, i:.~ge:s. ">'er'hnS
y. us.n.ry.! 10. ~ ndvertiseu!';''''
g.. nss ..n :..:,agr mus: be acco'if"' >,SuIio,
vance pap, or s-,!'t"f! ,,-.s..szsss-s
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Il. c. KENT,
4. :. FULTON,
ELL DAVIS,
Commissioner


;'il i.rimtIy .;Nr uI,rI",i"m of any Of the shove
!rurr;y Being authorized ly su;d I'll Davis 10 sell his in
trfr-, the scvv uf land above named and being
a.O ahur!Z- hy the Of the other two'serrnhs or
the Gray S:Ir property sci! their interests therein,
ay urcha.. ay O: said tracts OF land nr any
inrrv., laid springs property can through Inc,
ni TIE rlifr Interest therein IL lie desires II.
Nav I.-ri,:wi, T;pS. J. BOYD.
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q. r. is. James, Last Evening In America
oorrncnndnnt Of the WWorldh writes

4 correspondent Of the World writes
The evening before he sailed from these
shores, never to return, spent with him at
the Union Place Hotel. He was in a great
flow of spirits. His plans for the remainder Of
his life were settled. lie was going to Venice
as Consul General for the Adriatic, position
worth some $4,000 per annum. In four years
he would be entitled to his retiring pension
and then he would return to America anu TAKE
up his residence in Philadelphia. Irving was
with us, and when the TWO friends sHcoh
hands il was with the expectation of meeting
again a. the expiration Of this ine' ihe} i.n'e
met at the end of the journey sooner than @ eItner
other things certain cavetaki@g occurrences !Ers
at Richmond on his departure Iron @ .'h.s G';y ~,
bv VI the Virginians quite overpowered him, and
IN n5 a I1J ebokea voice he exclaimed, They're a
W. warm. hearted peope-t;reyre warn-hearted
people!"
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y YcrY rie,irahlr t:nrlsi in lEurNct.

FARM, well w@icrcd well Improved, well tni5eTcI-
Ia buding, larg- AMI go0colianing .I acres L.; 0;
which cleared Gn bring creek Lntt1 surpassed
by any whcr prOucveess. uplunds rich: good
Orchard VI improved fruit, Garden large and line line
reside Cor -an southern Eastern for n
summer residence SrTy healthy convrrieAt to several
churches mills r:d Schools excellent nriehborhooh; lying
good turnpike ru!d the water. Of Cripple Creek, u
ial,s roin Wylhcrr Tn: farm justly considered the
LrNrl ard -rnhi- rhrr for grhzing culiirR.
ton Cripple Greek.
For further irr,. ..,,!y tu The
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:"KE tNu 20 ARRIVE, s,0m
= 8: " Ov l.,
..AtiGED AND INCREASED FAL!IIIl

'''. t&.AHCED AND INCREASED FACILITIES
NJ. C0rTHEIL { co, Wholesale AVID y->-e>
:. 80. S-!!ie and iiarEr-u Manufacturer, !rElAA
a. .,;i! :'r-.t, har- removed TO- their '-97N
- = -.is:. the old s'snd where They arr p.epaieI IL
- .".: .renia ard ii" public gr!-ru!iy stock u:
.-;s Nd HARNESS not to BE- smTpa>-"d hy aH: hus3r
-";'y.
-:'H heir grateful thanks I" :!@iG ic-n;, .:.d lH
=: .r-s liberal patronage bestowed Upon 'he.n 'or
r'irsat: y-nis ara. can theui that. Ia their
-, ~ssFy eliot; in their power VIII ''r ma'!c &"
-i "ga., :!ay b- faanI - all times every ari'i-
tsf j.; t:srlnss est tbliSh,aen in our ie OF ,''i'
A'9, The mandatory Of nll kinds oi Military
b. --i A!ii:.oa thereto large and seneIai :.ssm'
''- 10y brst quality TRAVELLING TEIShH.
- af;!ci- sold warranted Is represented; hii "i
- .'-dc" 10 sci AZ lr1 they can he boas:,i lH
re :. A:!erica. Dealers respectfully asked l."
- .@f ':'". before purchasing elsewhere. We nave
T."''.c-so' Nj. JOHN OTHi, so long nnh iaf"f,
]. '-'l- public, ~ wl!l appear by The annexed
SAM'Ls CoTTREIl..
+. JOHN y. JENNINGS
'hfAiE!At dY.- Il. shorl notice.
~. >: ~, y fricna~ and the pubIic.-.taring
ss.s =, n-'.r.: with Messrs. Samuel :. Cuttre Co,
-; E.r 40 my old friends and cnstt nicrS ut
.s- 80 - Msiu s!.--t, As safely Ft0r,ise
60. a. q -: sr;rn In ;he Way Of ssddcs liAr-
<s::. u i'Gi.:uy say better materials for manu-
~ ~. :. 'a>- LNGllsH HOGSklS BRlDLES, &c.
':ssc- e' !..;'crtaIioa. good England can
-. =, JOES OTEY.
rnar,,
every variety. and sll slss. sr :uperlos
Jaes '-;' Is. ..:Y BY
DOVE q co Whcleselt Dr,,puItte
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y..u..azs: c..noLsNH rAEiM .;H!!

,.,Iir sr,.r,., .u,rs Inr sale privately ill The ETH
OF August cN and on that day, .i n'i ir-''"nsiy
sod o. which du. notice viii i. giirn' pu'icy |" IN"
hsir,I bidder r"ACr 0F LAMP containing ~ A:IrS'
m WHICH he y-:,. E. 80, l,. main rol,! radins from
Lowing Street., y. riri niirs from i''c i"E'rr
and five miir- rom the latter l.!Lcr
Two hundred is in good TiTh"" oi orS!r'' Gi""
Gt.y acres If very rich oit,nI lanh noS m ciVIii"
The aa ia good .l:!Sc!i enclosed, and sell h1h:"r''
,o the growth OF Corr Wheat aEi Tobacco particularly
the timer uuIiitrs u t.c laltrT.
THE Farm l. Divided Iul" three ,i;;>, m:'I will male
:hout i.I barrels of Corn.
Two harms and School Tobacco Cariasv. Meat aH ice
Uonscs six Servants Cabins. all in good repair. good
Gnr,ir,, well enclosed, frht Trees. -.
The location il very healthy and tie wafer sond
rhc subscriber las arranged remove and i 'r'ef-
mined TO sell. .,,
Farm, Far trr, which will be- liberal, apply 1" H"S:T'.
rnl, RI or Walter g. udsn, at Rowling Green, VII" arr
.u,or;z., Ia s,. or 10 the subscriber on The rr:sr>
"',.,. ,.i; n,,o,r GEORGE ". TElCE.
Iunr
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'TE:iEzsER WANTED.
WYE WIS! 10 employ Lady to teach in our family -
w One with experience preferred Schoolto confluence
in October neY AdJrI the Rubbasds Post
Office New Kent couniy,Va.
June 9s-cSit {. b. sSlpES
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p%x,rGSrIARY er VIRGINIA.

"..NiEESE1ARS St' SsEEeaiSla-
:jA%,ial +, this institution. 1nl soil there and
A .i.aA::ls store, No. -, Pearl street The following
''.;.:s, 4:;,!i:c! p,,crs, :o'|i:
'.::. 500. Az! NroyIes
= h.2rs. Cu!!:en and Servants shoe.
''.'oa A.: C,r Harness OF .'-ry .rr.:.i i't'""
@,...a' ha.... Lca;ic. livs-
".sg.., Carts,
'-s:S -! W.r-lh,rsows.
"'s4:yJr;. Sa:rs, &c.
'';ls! SD Paid C?::uas
'-r''7: -: L!as-y, 20: plantation ,Auris
-: .-l!s CiO!1!:i. fer Servants
'.'@ : Toe above ar;!ciss hand ani for sale, ar VII!
:'.-u: repaired o,..r Job wO.k done 20 o:'irr. un
'i'n.g f.: cash, OF 10 fnnc,usl customers only, on
'..':.al.
"'- '."'s Be cou.,ry, With satisfactory references,
.7sr..: .t:c.!=: -. Address Il. ". SiMMO,
- 49,; acrr; AMI Sror-krcper Va. Pen;cntiary.
..H HiiioED ;.!r5: HT0Ck MAR Il -.
"a. -.i.!s::.e: i4't". procured tic services D: L.
i: t:ocH-:, 10. he lGrpose o! selling Live sock
: A'a:Goau as.ar:, Will, "h Luther 5. Irvine, be
i-':': 0:t -" !: Gsy OF september next prepared
".- ~ Era:'i'",' :.;:cnon ;. all business entrusted
' a.. lee" GOAT. rf from! :!.r!r lncg experience, to
.'= 'p .t.r vGl! -it..;art-l..
'i :"4h" !!;sS!t; s!' Si 'vii r.is si2nEiris
JOHN GROUSE,
- S'r,t' 4 y IRVINE
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J.: .!r $500" a.Esf Is TmC!SIA ;"r The above veil.
- -. Lp",, supply the i!"''r HI!h "rrIt 'r'
.a!XT!yG PRESSES. types. CASES. &c.
D.. .. ., ,tera! ,c.:a,. Ha..Eg printed tGe ''EiIE'
:. .gs" .o: rp~ards ns len yva:, with type AMI
- - t.: purchased from M-Ssis. HtGAH c., an
! 10 sy-gac.eai materials irrru thrIG rs:iL!!saLri:
.-s-'~sra,t.a 5'.fS.
~ r5l. H.:l be- rr:l!siIr. Ia the :;'ir, ar, s'!"'
49,. .. r..2 - ,.i:clr will Ice forwarded with d-s'
49, WM Il. ALLEl;HE,
r-.- "pnunir--' plice Ecii:n0aI, VI.
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SNr1ENATiON : haY:r: been re:civrd by the Executive
1 tina; TUlLLE il. lI:UunS tTi CHARLES CLAY Ea"e
escaped from the Jail OF 81" county Of l:trlraHia The
G-- charged with ir GRIN. M GRAND lfr:y, n:h the last
viii; murder and now e"inc a. ars"; therefore do
hereby "rr rrwar! y: hunrci and my dollars Tor
each Of said fu;Ye, any -r>na w" shall arrest and
4. Ever thrp the Jai! u: said cnuny "f riSyrana
aud 10 require III; OrtrS 81 his CaEnonwea!t
.vil and military request i.""" generally u use
their best tX-rrLs 10 procure i:r arrest HAT they may
hr brought Ia justice.
- ! Given u"d,r L,nt G"vrru"r. and mc'Ier
The Is-s Seal u. tr Cums"rU cath. st E:chisohd
Ioli& LErCMEg.
t!.vn,E " MrSl"%: S:cT.ih!. g, i,r Ini"iinn@ealih
YuIiLE 81 mRooxs Is about - years g: ss-, light
couplrSIun stout b, iu!! face. irli stEdy hair. Was
raised In the County "f fTahtin. IN this STATE.
CHARLES CLAY = about :: y~nts Of .r five feet six
~ eiyh; inches high has d.r hair. let: prey sud
scar ON one OF his hands h-icycd to be the left extending
scros, The back ul the hand sig his nstr /" m drawn
H.. wa. rui5el in Halifax couGiY.
July "a CIV
EeY TGsH Go:t:;s&Dlf.
a p r . l. 4 M l 7 ! O M.
compliance with Act Of r General Assembly. pass
e. on the aOh Of March, is> hereby n'akr ;'Toelar'a
tan that the following persons htyr been r!rrci "r, Cor
tie Judicial Circuits which they are "s*it"G-to VII:
Richard II Baker for The first Circuit Ei"Hrh r' for
:!- nth Circuit; jobs! Gregory for iifr "':ir 'Fc;i;
lI Meredith for the seventh fircnii. iC'I y. Tyler
tr .n;h Circuit; Eics.d H. Field 10: iG'L C'rc",;
Incn, t. TIN :n.nn for the rler~nh Crcii J;':'' '" F.
Alien ~. e seliih Circuit .icar Parker i'r iir mir
trri'. Cirruir; E9rr;nul Ward Tor iht hirrh' 's'H'
Futon tIr SIKH rtI'S
sou "r 'i nineteenth Cirri:. George Thompson of iir
twc;"'h Circuit. ;ud Gideon u Crm-i l"r t'c tEci'!
!i C.r':. r.c c sad judges fIr III" trr'h g! 'iit'
year.
in ni"-'.nluur EI."yr,f. have hrrcEi'lo s;-he' III!
IL. :" "ii'" ~ 'Hv"r't. a. caSrL tr seal "i ie c"in
H''hM"ttl Ia l." .r his 9Th day CT June, ls"V
.'l" ~ i 'iS!i' Si'i: -: la. Commonwealth
Iul;N LETCiiER.
iiy the GuTr.I!"l.
t's"EGE W MfHi""r, :.,rrta., vi Iic Commonwealth
Jun" 2G-CGt
T. A.-M Eu!r- H. Il in the Clerks Office of
IL" Eirc"i' Court u III" CRY :.hniUnl The -th
day OF July, i>;a.
Gr":.. l. Ea;:rs:. rl,'n
t:a!us'
Tiiomps1r. y. Ivr lu'l ri."i'.rI D.n.
The object this suit i mii, Ii- -,, A., u,ourrty
conveyed by th- lsI.tn and his Ia tg., n r,u-
III. payment u debt due ii- defendant Tn,ur.on Sa
or aud affidavit ,rng been na- And Ia Tie ,I-.
feudan, above namc! IL NONRESIDENT vi his Cannon
wealth. ;hc said defendant il notified appear within On.
month after publication hereof, and Il, wa, nrcr..
sury 10 prslcci his Interest lu this suit
a Cory-Trsir
July 7-ewiw BENZ. POLLARD. prpwy Clerk.
Cl:iExsER WANTED.
V3TE WISH TO employ Lady to teach in our a'niy.
w One with experience preferred Schooto confluence
in October nex AdIr, the undersigned HubbIsds Post
Office New Kent coun,y,Va. n,,
June gs-eS.t C. d. SStpLs'
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.n..a;. n:.' ,;f;"l MaiH; i.:.b:,r~, indian
,:r:.i Ia 'irXaS i,as himself i,r,; hunted down
an; murdered. e cooily ,s:'ssnalrd :: faith
,l pr,.c officer whilst in The 'i.ci:.i::- OF his
,Ili'c+ Afnrding the Reseiv: lniianS protection
i",:. I:.r u,h!ess attacks u; aLart!rl'e:l white
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81! II k!IiH. JUN a. NIIlLEVN.
Nf.iTl II II l. L y \,
WATERLOO FACQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
AZ. Ay.H;%iCTCSEtsSG OF HEAVY SSOL"
II ~ GOODS, NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
.. .;. tIN LlNSEYS for negro women. March S-rly
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JAMES +. BURNLEY, Ironr,. and ry'r.
SAML q. BTRNLET,

-, :, - ~ " - "
1uls --- f-S'.s
VALUABLE LANDED s:SEA1E Al Il "
TlUH SltCaJcD ~ AME.lA 80, :, ~ w., ,i r.,
IEEShLIY ACKNOWLEDGED To liE ONE Or THE
Et:ST WHEAT AND TOBACCO GEOWl"i SEtflu"s
OF THE STATE.
iAN THE "2U DAY OF AUGUST EEAr, UeinH Court
" darl shalt nIrr for sale tif IL" privately dt'i"'r'
r lsor. that time the valuable plantation Of The late
Col Jos,h Urac: situated iwU miles from agela Court
ifous- at which ia there !, depot "f the Richmond aud
Dauyl. Railroad aud lying both sides Of the l-rii
y s,, ri nrr, nnn,r rn.I on IN. south idle of which
:. ,,,iu ,r,r, roriuiu;nr ll arrrs consisting Of