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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

~ , VT VIH0iNIA-FIFrH GLASS;
10 De Drason n,the 8th day of February. 1895.
A. M'INTYRE. .ndnoper.

1850 Tickets at IS e5, ia, s1o17o
Is formed 10y the terpary continuation and
tue % nImbers viii be pncIy placed into wheel an lie
y VI s awing. anu four I've drawn out-an,l
The 4, On 1t the ist I'll aud I'D drawn Nos. ia
- no =" WHICH urawn will he entitled To the prize @,
iVoOo dbl arsi and those I've other ticke With Isi,
nave on . me same Nc in the following orders shall
Lac ISL 81 aud 2d TO 6,0O0 dollars
Sd list anu Sd 10 1000 dollars
~ 5l and list $ 90 dollars
Sd, list and ed To 1000 dollars
81, I'd aud ist TO .J3s dollars
e., SIX oner uSheis which'sha have them three of
the drawn Nos aud those the lst 2i and Am in
Of their several orders of cnnbisation or
VII rn eaeh ne entitled !" a prize OF i00e dollars
muse SIX oter uckets whch shall on then, three
OF The drawn Nos aud use three the ist al and a,b IL;
some one OF their several combination or pernu
1n, WIN eaeh oe eniit!ea To prize of SEQ dollars
nnse SIX other tickets which shall have them Of
tue drawn Nos and those Cd Sd ard g. d in SOM an.
oil rhe'r orders will each he entitled Prize of 500
Those 1856 tickets which shall hav. on Them txS nr the
drawn Nos Z those the IL and A. H. will s,rh lie
tied 10 prize OF "a dollars - -
lhose 3i2 tickets which. shall have them two of The
a~h nos. anu those two the 2d aud ST., or I'd and ain
WI, each lie eI,itied TO prize OF - dollars -
"a" oerS, oeig 4oS having them two of the drawn
vs. WI, eaon We ehtiiiedt prize OF dollars.
And all those sOOucke,s having 90 them In, m. os
'N awn Nos WI eac. be emitted to prize dolls
'enon.na.ion, can oe entitled TO an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 50 days after the drawing and subject
the usuai d-iurf,nn al hieeE per cent.
TICKETS AND SHARES
May he had usii Monday, The oh Dreen,I,.r =, ,y
scheme price, '' ~ ''e
Ha;ss Tiesst SO 2s-Har 81 e2.-Quoriey gu cts
~ When the price will be advanced To- 4 dol,a,,.
Packages of 10 iickeis, np Inc 30 Nss NJ, H. 81,
tery, which must of draw al l.ast ana ao NJ,
@ 30 :. 1s eanses Tor capitals, or shares packages
Pftes i" any OF the Lotteries or Nev-york NYw.J,r
ey rrnnsv'ania Mary land, Virginia. viii he received
ur orders enclosing tie cash. prizes as above fire.,
OF postage Tor tickets % shares i'll promp AZ,
"o Sell II asuisssed TO A. ni'INrYRE, Rirhmond !.
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The BOipIing Green :liansioa House Sc. For

WISH to sell that part OF the Bowling Green Estate
which fell to me IN The late division, and includes
the Mansion House, with about eight hundred lard
This Of my grand father Colonel John
iIoomes for upwards Of forty years and well known 10
travellers from north SOUTH well others as 10
quire very pare description OF the many advantages
IL possesses unnecessary.
The dwelling house with nine comfortable ynoms sreef.
lent dry cellars &C. is in good order With every
oui-bouse the gardens, walks, &C. asefuy laid or
the orchards produce the delicious fruits of cry
kind The land Of good quality and runs mn = Sin
few yards OF the Courthouse Square, giving eve HdsaB
sge or buildings Of every soft There afe sb,t sr,ry
acres of prime meadowihe lois the graf stage Fo$
are capable Of making from rs 10 40 hshsads tchEe
annually. For heah there IL no place, % ~
fersbie 70 most Of the watering res. Tue com,ne.
worth and south, pass every day. 'sorping
Persons wishing parchs, viii plea s,s viii he &C.
MIR. Lawrence Muse or myself me TX w. HOOMEs
cOmmodefing "" A-oaf
TanraIlnnnock Octaher 8 -.---------------..-
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ooHES's urFrps,

~ CoHENS uFFfpg
s.p.no er.~,. Baltimore, Nov "a 1924
GRAND vi STATE LOTTERY or MAINLAND,
NOR =, now uia~ng EVERY WEEK in the city OF DaI,i-
ore under the superintendance of the
appointed by the Governor and Council
No 1890 prize Of ..
1898 s53 os75 iiz7i prize, of S'w 'oS
N, rS, NIL. 80 oo' so
All marked thus sold at CoHEN's OFFICE ~.,,.,ho
enn ne had for all prnes the ut they are drawn
w. Inc DraFing will be continued on Thursday nert
~ Dec The following splendid list OF capitals si
rory Thousand Dollars, Twenty thousand Dollars Ten
noosnd Dollars, Five Thousand Dollars Five Thousand
Dollars, &c. &c. =, N'e .Aiuhoieu
the most brilliant scheme the United s,,,es
ssery days drawing be Interesting from the cir
o. there being no less than Foryix Prizes or
nemtuue nav Floating In the wheel avid iahi. 10 he
continues. NS"" ''' usAets sui
,' I.e AieAees Sf2 Quarters,
To Eighths so
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TRUSIT SALE m I-ANn

lY virtue ola deed OF executed 10 US on the b of
~ January 1913, and recorded w the court oftbe eontv
o. Piiisyyapa, shall proceed to- sell NJ public auction
for cash 90 Friday the zsh OF January 1925 lair not
lhe nertair day thereafter, sundays ercspteat te
denec Of Charles Garter in PsyIyana county opefirl
q sct OF land supposed 20 contain 1000 acres living in
the oeeses Of Bedford and Pitsylssnia The above nd
y Valuable large proportion being 6rst rate toare
land II vii be laid OF IN lots suit purebaser
ume an place Of sale the deed OF trust aforesaid De
exhibited and the subscribers ain convey only Title
Which hey derive from the said deed which Is vsn TO
he unqUesfiOna5ir. f,tfFSWeTT rtBNEY,
Nov 80. st--vsss JEssE niies IN
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TAKE NOTICE.

- .r <IIng large BRICK HOUSE 10 miles sbcte
1 ~ y of KehD0od, on the Brooke Turnpike on TIE
that leads 10 Louisa Coust House, 70 Chan,ies.
grsio 6tsnnton, the Sweet Springs, Greenbrier Ohio,
rucky, &c. This house 10 be renled for tavern ant
been expressly calculated Tor that purpose In add
ton 20 the vast deal OF travelling this the gfes'et
road in Virginia, there Is Mineral Spring al this places
200 yards from the hosse and 0m s known ELECTS N.Y.
be supposed 20 he Of tie best beloS the m0ga'an
aud from Its being the city, u will no doubt be
great effect TO many families in the summer time 80
spend some time this very healthy and pessahi Pasr
The house, with all c0nveneHto houses Is expected 70
J. waikiki
October g. s--Nif
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MR.. ADAMS-rHE TARIFF

HE reader has on our fourth page the "eyidencen
W "f' AZ ms lar II princIples-wiiich, thoupb i,
mas existed for nearly Eve years, is now for the 6rs,
line laid before the public. The possession of i, has
""mssu 'he zeal oil lIr tarhtes IN the north in f,-
sor oi bli Adams, and enabled then, so lreouen,iv
and confidently 10 assert that he was frie ndy TO tl,cr
views From the wantlof all t.evids ncc'' on The sur
Jec', the enemies OF the tariff, who supuort Mr.
Tor me presidency have as uniiurm'y and AZ srenu
ousy denied these assertions. They have uo, nee,
aoe 10 reconcile policy SO parisi aud upjsst win
The superior abilities aud experience and e I,he,ai
and enlightened views which partially aacr;Is. ., .
iavoriie Candidate The declarations of the ,.,,0
nave berh 80 managed as not 10 irjure Mr. where
line iarih WAS unpopular. And where h, was no,,i,
mere declarations were deemed Insufficient iu
coniiovcriibIe evidence" was necessary and i,
was iurpshej mos, willingly. "H girss me pleasure
20 assure you 81 my nearly concurrence Nth them -
lFide Mr.. Adams leitef)
we pray The reader 10 mark the use which has
peen maue OF THIS letter II has been private civ cir
cua'sd where lis doctrines were acceptable Iv,,h-
~ me last year, Mr. A. has referred 10 il, and The
p'mphiet, AZ containing his reai sentiments Vbils,
, ,a,n opinions lave been warmly discussed AS of
uouou"i Character, the truth has been s,udiousI,
concealed, until its promulg ion could do him no
injury. All HE elections IN those states which are
MOST opposed 10 the tariff, took Mace ea,iy in No
'ember. The election in X. Island was 10 he r, ado
on The l7'h'; aud oD the lib Mr. Adams's real on
''oos we're hfst made knewn publicly. The sup.
preston is acknowledged blythe ed,.or Of The F,,
mers and 8lssuiacurc,s Journal aud he has The
hardhood to claim credit for il
ihe ingenuity OF our arfizsns has already been suf
ncienly tested ~ their several srts aud eoulovmsos
Let no one, hereafter, ssy that IL canuo, he x,rtsd
wan some success, IN the other departments of life
not srsH politics excepted.
How many voters, may we moi ,sk hav. he.,
ir'cksd out OF their sursges, during the late cleo
ton '"' '"'' wv
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COEEEN,S

LOTTERY Exchange-Ofice ia hiarhet s,reei n ,,,,
the great Capital Prizes Dollars ana
.ou1 DVLLAHS, drawn 10 the Monument Lo,terv ON
tne <Sth u we're Sold and where were sold te fs,;,i
rriaes OF One Hscdred Thousand Dollars, 30 0oos-ioSoo
the last Grand State Lottery where NOR.
In America '- my ''"e' once
from nny part of the United States either BY mail
posi- paul. or by private conveyance enclosing the IN mr.
prizes IN any OF the lotteries will the same nromn,
dressed co.. 4 fsnuG~' aPpnncauon, ao-
Nov. 50. SonEN, ~ baltimore.
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Lind aud Negroes. Stock and Crop for .Sofe
WILL be sold To the highest bidder without reserve
" tue dwelling house of Abraham Buord in the counry
OF noioway, on Monday the 20ib Dee. next and
from day 10 day, until the whole is disposed otbe land
belonging TO the said Abraham Buford living neariv ,"
miles upon Noi'oway river Immediately shove stenles
JoHess bridge containing $50 acresAso the Stock and
crop OF All kinds, and about 5000 prime cornf ,ork
hiso ~ likely and valuable Negroes among them good
Blacksmith aad bis striker. TIE of the Nsproe r
uncommonly hkely three ourtts OF them capa, nj 40
Ing good abou aud the odesta good house only
90 some time this present year S'
There are good two story Dw cling House and all me-
cesary outlouses with good ris AiiI ON ,b,s land ~,
might he divided equally advantage If
feHsd IL between 10 aud so bushels of wheat ss bes,
seeded on the land Ibis fall Possession given the ist of
January, 1875. 80 - ''' "
For the and credit to the rsid day of May 1928 will
he given on one third OF the purchase money the
ing ,wo-irds divided equally, made payable Isl NAV
1875 aud Isl May 1877 For the Stock and Crop cred;
on s sums over dollars will he given 20 the Isl da
October 1870 For the Negroes credit the Isl day of
January 1926 will be givenBonds with good securv
interest to lee reitted II punctually paid Any
wishing To pay the money i, will be at "a per
mum on the amount uf his purchase. good lille viii 10
made TO this property, which will he shown on The dv nj
sale. John UfJFOpr, sps,.,-J "
The subscriber consents the above sale and viii ;o
purchasers. - a ItfTT,o,, r, 'e
NJ B-Tbe subcriber being authorized by the Deed Of
Irrs 70 sell the whole of this properly publicly or nri-
buy the whole part thereof until 9Th av 81 lrce
ser Of which due notice will be sold privately be-
fore that day. Holm 'ufJ arm
November so eo.-.,.ts
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acceptable to the People Of this Union, whic;,
shall be done by their representatives, to rem
der comfortable the evening of that life, the
morning Of which was so generously conse-
Grated 10 their service.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, s0th November, 1894.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

pursuance OF resolution OF the COnnlnn Hall al Ie
Ciiy Of Richmond, Notces hereby Gives that the Cor
pOraton OF said City will tue GrsI day Of July next re-
deem at the Office ofhe Chamberlain OF the said civ the
Capita Sir Per Gent Stock issued by the said CORPORA
ton under OrdpaDce Of the Common Hall Of saii
passed the third day Of June 1916 entitled An rdnanss
au'horising loan Of fpry thousand dollars - and thai AZ
Ter the said hrst OF July next the said Stock will cease 10
bear interest. N. SHEPPAuD C,bswhcrls;a "
November 50 q, 80, 1...
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EDUCATION

A YOUNG MAN qualified to teach erammstie,Iry n.
6reek Latin and English Languages together VIII
he tansaiion OF tho French and who has had sevsraI
years experience In his profession wishes e. obtain Tor ,s
ensuing year, stmtOna private tutor or teacher az
neigh0ourhood School Satisfactory testimonials of cam
6lhiy NC can he exhibited. Communications direeted ,o
Y. X hicbmond, will be att ended 20. "
November 80. ctm,r
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GOVERNORS MEssAGE-ANp OFFICERS
KEpORIS


me i"sssage IS one OF those sensible papers which
uecomes BON rs author, and the bodies TO whom il
'sH1drcssed u speaks the ruth, win emerge aud
su'Ici'y ~. gives information on the business Of
,"Sc,' Nsnkly points defects,
Of The people. ~
mere IS one passage, on sal,iec, which has deep
" Interested most ofhs fellow. hal deserves
TO be particularly remembered.
l"o"gA temporary eoHeu'sior my be p,odw.d among
o't0s' oy such an Event Presdsntiat i,fion vet it
'@y o'nsrsd that The good Of tie nation sg permit
no 'ef'o@' '"'o"ve"c 10 gyo # that svent but yhen
netting IN eorry ~ih ihs prosisions Of our constitution
md 'er' ofhe eet eboise s6au be made here spu b.
put eegfs'oenee il that CHOICE md general di,poson
10 TYo't s ADMINISTRATION Of the person 80 elasn as long
as RS "'a'e' 'h"u be Of character 70 dsve support
hsH Of dfrenf character, they ought and .vn no doubt
meet vita that open ana" manly opposition Gieh ire natgs of
our political maitutions justijfes and rsquire,r
The Reports from our Public officers shall be
spread as Gar as possible before our readers, on
Thursday. - w
The treasurer states, that to the end Of the fiscal
wear, on 5Olh Sept last, the receipts had "a,
S49s Ol4 O5; aud the disbsrssnsats 10 467 1913 ,52
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

,s Royal Arch Chapter Of y.Sn,S WIZ nJee
nes,iay the s'h day q pse4sber al y1ot!otk, p N.
eQyepbersa Ill
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TRUST Sa1.E OF LAND

IyH virtue Of deed trust e. eu,ed A., m.
- NY josiah Goodman and wife, nor Gsliain purposes
therein named, and Of record in IN. r:
the Bah February 1922 will proceed SELL on ie s,,
December next az Cumberland Courthouse (being Cum
nerland Dec eouri-dAs9 certain land living h;
oumhsrsed county, adjonina the land Joe. Gooanan
Mrs Emkins &c on bath sides OF ihe Guinea Road and
immediately on Appomattox River, containing about ESQ
acres, preference TO the deed for quany) This land il
well calculated for cropping and improved with good
dwelling house, threshing machine, sc. As this
land Is forced in market and will certainly sold Il is
requested that those wishing purchase will the pre-
misses before the day Of SALE hch will he shown Them by
Hezford living Cumberland courthouse any neigh
Sour living convenient TO the above land.
The of the abave will he one doIIs
IN cash. aLd the balance upon credit of ~ months
Nov. 80. 6i-w3w SANL HoBSON, Trustee.
iE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Rank az
Virginia will be held their BANKING House in The Ne
oi RiIhmoadLon the frs, Monday n January next
WIN. DANDkiDGE, Cashier.
NOVEMBER
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WM. NEALE & co.

~. NC1'-C % ~.
Jus. reeeNen sohsneAhie sduiiional supply,
800 w ~ 'ne" I,S,ohers ana the Public
as " a ana inter eooas rs now moro
hss S"n M @ ~ py previous ne and that
NY eo's's' IN pm. VI he i"io"i ing a!ueles, VIZ
sas ,s : ana 20 h unens III Whole Two thirds and
s'. vi 'ose a's o very superior fattick,
81. We .ssoh'iehueu d. Tue pss' may are imported
80. .,',. s , -
~, 20, ~ = - ""fS, a.,
,c ~lu 80. ~ 49,, ~ a.. 'tn'e '"eh
~, ~, 49, l'uss'a S1
i I,nsn .an'o'lss > """ "hen eaH'p,ic hhais'
~" ',asn ~. ,,,, c.., ,, w
'o P.es ria'""u Hsutsu' oiaeA anu coioureu Canton
si"pes 4,
n n,s,,. .'an AZ, TO, 10 49,.
,,,esshl ''ama, I'm, 40 ano ropes
ti,s, anu az eoip' !, " i,slhnh e'aPts
ueh"e"en "n" 'auies FRENCH anu EnSnih silk hose-
rIy,pi az g''',.
1enteneh anu iN"ies SIN gloves
6au..s h'u, ne",e', castor anu hotseskin 90
nshuehehs oea'er, ouck, emu neecy do
-oSi "u o'her coioured silk velvtts
eomP'ee aso''AAs2s VI oushes LOT trimmings land for
gInaes o' ,e mos. snionnoe Hinds and quail,
49, 49,, :. s'r,n.,, ,S a;,o,s an, es
n !, IA, re asso, ", .ne ", " E,"Ils anu COZ Us
D nSi p; r,mnass' ,rogs anu slk buttons
ash ihu'a sa'sne"s anu 'us"hgs u s"ong and cheap
e,nu ,,,,.
Da'A i'a',' "'u "o" I's,,dh ius'r'hg, the later
Az, Tity sape sp ann e,eap "'s e M,
i h',h..u1 MACK anu '. eo,oueu snreu si!AS
Deauu,u' P'ue 'oiue ~ an, p'ain
"a arg , asym.'"eh' VI 'h' eau 'aces
10 oooo'he.
10 t,. ". ~. - ,'s IT,, 49," M, 80. r..
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The balance 10 The II, easury on the 30h Sent, 1928
had been S33O57 i9-the balance, on the last 3Oh
Sept," tJ,66I 7s-no,'ng, however. that the ba-
lance az The end of each fiscal year 10 subject to
DEDUCTION on ACCOUNT of the snbscrip,ions to the
Monument Of Washington, Of SIS 063 10.
The Report from the UniversMy states, that an II,
actual Funds we're not adequate the full establish
nen' ., me ten proessorsh,ps contemplated by the
act oil 1919, but we,e sufficient Cor nsti,u,;ny esb,
procssorsh'ps, u was dc,ermined by The Visitors to
settle the organization Of the schoos upon this basis
and thai in order to obtain somo Of ,hess Professors
as well as some books, and apparatus, r. F. Go,es
was appointed 10 repair 10 Europe--ihsl Mr.. 6. had
returned to n York, and informed MIR. Jefferson the
Rector, that he had engaged s Professors. n" wi,
niessrs Geo. Long for .4aciea Language; Geu,ee
5'ae'tero,.n, Tor Modern Languages; Thomas H.
h-y, jor Mathematics Charles Basny castle for Mi
iarai Phftoscphy--a DIR. Rpbley Dunelison tor
;dnaiomy ard Medicine ,ha, these Professors are
u"iy expected. We may confidently say, (adds the
ksporl that tho Universiiy will be opened on the is
a.y o. February, as had been proposed. The o,hes
roiessors will be appointed ron, among The citizens
Of Our own country" These are designed for Natu-
raj His:ory-for Moral Philosophy-and Lap.
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DOMESTICS,

or all descriptions, shiriings 30 cents rer
yard, sheetngs of various qualities domestic pi.ds add
stripes domestic and imported bed-tckngs, and MANI
other articles not reDiembered which with further supp,s
expected every day, they offer public by whojssae
OF retail attbsir usual low prices.
NOyember 40.
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WILLIAM &. MARY COLLEGES.

A9reeab'y 10 the Resolution Of Visitors adopted
90 Jul! last fourteen members Of thar body ASSEM-
oieu al the College ON Friday last, having five men,
oers nosent-A Resolution was carried, 3 TO 6, de-
c'a.ins expedient TO apply TO the Legislature for
"c'.o''y change the pesenr settle Of the College
WIN view to 'veg'eater utility 10 the institution
Nnu INC faculty oi the College Consisting of the Pre-
suen', Masters AND Profes>ors) was instructed %
prepare anu present. 10 The Legislature petition fo,
ms purpose We understand this The only mca-
sure agreed 10 lay the convocaton, and thai eigh
students are at the College, Of which number
Or D are from the Immediate eiyhborhood OF WI.
liu,sbuTg. :. =
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

SHNh NUIE ExCHANGE.--Corrtcfed at Affen's ON
Sa,e Hsnk Of North Carolina, 8 81 per cent dis
Georgia banks, a.. Ja
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

THE Grand Lodge ,fsenno"d on, he second M D.
-, ~ maiI ~ ,ne Xxi, II O'Clock, Pm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

The rumour, which has, so justly fallen under the
,ash oi iita a!exa-dria Herald, is utterly Untrue
Mr. j 'oes b"bour certainly dad no, visit W.shinp
10" TO make arrangements with Crawford to viii
draw so THAT The Virginia electors could vote Io
another candidate The supposiiion is as aI,.o,d~
ihe whole story as false, as the Alexandra ReraI,
represents IL TO be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

| No. 75e Main Street. Richmond.
| on presentation. Nov so ., P'Aes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

Inc Proceedings OF the Citizens Of Prince Edward
and those OF Amelia, shall immediately appear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

Mr. Clay has gone 10 Monticello and Nlon,pelier--
and themes TO Washing.ou--He viii not be in ,b,s
city. =" "'
" we are authorized to say that Mr. JONES' of York
ueeu"e' reelection u the STATE Legislature.
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Martinsburg, Virginia,
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An Estray.

GAME to the subscribers Farm, a.
q bout the ist November, trespassing
as an Estray. Red and White MU-
LEY BULL, with a crop and half
crop, off the left ear, aged one year,
and appraised to 50. The owner Of
the above property is desired to prove
it, pay charges, and take him away.
JACOB KARBER.
December I3.--3ws
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-08
Trust Sale.

Dv virtue OF Deed Of Trust from
ID Joseph Hivener, 10 The undersign-
ed. dated on The 18th day Of April,iss
nov Of record in the county ecurt Of
Berkeley, for the purpose Of securing
a sum ofmoncy due to Isaac ). Lauck,
SEQ. we shall proceed to sell, at public
auction, for cash, at the residence Of
said IIiyener, on Friday the 10th day
of January next, the following proper
Is named in sail Trust Deed, to wit:
ONE NEGRO Man,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-08
Caution !!

THE public are hereby cautioned
I against trusting my wife Fanny
Woodward, on my accounf,as am deter
mined to pay no debt of her contracting.
She ha, ing left my bed and board
without any just cause.
Thomas " Woodteard.
December 25.--3w.-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-08
Notice.

Nv0TICE is hereby given, to all those
IN who gave their Notes, at the sale
of the property of Elon miller, decd
that they are now due, and in my hands
for collection. You are therefore re-
ouested 10 come forward, and discharge
them, as long indulgence will not be
given. or,~-co,-
December %, 1879,