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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19
COMJVfTvyC4TED

CO"u@hCsfIC.TIED.
Williamsburg, James City and York, elect one DELE.
gate TO the Virginia Assembly; and Thos Griffin Robt
Shield and James SeInpc, Jr. were the candidates he
fore the people. Mr. Griffin addressed the district bv
Circular, depecang the present mode of election when
the free votes OF the people is often corrupted by ungen
teel canvass and urged upon the people the great
cessity OF dscounenancing practice which he deprc
Gated as unworthy Of candidates for public favour Mr.
Shield offered nothing in the form of Address Mr.
Semple addressed them by Circular, protesting his adj
herence to the sound doctrines of Madsons report and
la his own county, James City, obtained large mai Ri
~. In York, Shield and Griffin took every vote but
two Mr.. Semple bore his York defeat with great good
humuur relying upon his friends in the ancient CITY 10
secure his election The contest in the city of Will
liamsburg was very and animated each party
bringing up their country friends: the Mayor Mr. Cole.
man, than whom correct officer cannot be found
conducted the election with great fairness and AZ s,,,,
sci the polls Showed James Semple elected by maori
ty Of votes; which time his seat Is contested nm
the grounds Of bribery and corruption; charges which
from our intimate and long acquaintance with Mr. sem
pie, and through acquaintance with the affair VIC nm
hest1tingy pronounce illibera and unfc,indcd This
statement Is made at The request Of manv.of te free
holders who voted both for Shield, Griffin and SemnIc
Maj Grihns poll would have been much larger bn for
report widely circulated, that he was candidate for
the Senate and Sempc's vote in York would have been
more respectable, but the last days of ha cour
W election, report circulated in the lower part of
YORK county that he had Withdrawn from the conts 1t,
FREEHOLDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

EWRS X. b. STANARD iuiofns her former r,,..
I'VE; 'omers and the public, Tat che has opened
In the new ieneme mt on the north aide
OF r. street and west Of I0h street ust belo
me Capi" che is prepared as heretofore Tor the re-
crPIon q Ladies shd Gentlemen by the week month
W year. on moderate terms.l0 members of tbs Isg,s-
Iature can he sccommoda ed with hoard and rnnnna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

You are requested 10 state that Col VIM Jones tho
has for many years represented that district i'm the son
ate OF Virginia, will be nominated 10 the Legislature
Judge OF the First Judicial Circuit At the ,snust ii
many Of the citizens Of that District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19
CONuyIAcyc1TED.

Mr.. GaNdt,n and Iuterno1 fpIpYocenent
To THE EprroRs or THE ENoUfRKR.
Gentlemen There was published last week aet Gun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19
PIPE La BAGHTELLEy


The Boston prints abound in little s1uibs about Juba
The Opposition Editors have tried TO quiz him and his
masier--some good hits have been returned from the
other side-and among them the following retor from
the Providence Republican Herald' of the I3tb What
feiie: f " 'e
doph has arrived in that city Immediately on his
bodies OF the coalition the expectation making some rare
soyercs IN Ielaon TO his muster But Jua
ywhe 10 one imperinen enquiry he would compa
Gently show them lhc white of his eyes another his teeth
Ministers baggage The charge OF Ia
ao III "S. to'" there had boon
could be wormed Ju ordinary methods of caory
note j began sdno s the s'S "aen Of" Ri. S re-
bo betrayal Of his master and aceoFd"yIS
swcred The committee dat his nebcr keep company
attempts the integrity ofbis faithful servant they bayo
ding inquisi,ors." "''' '''U
| The Orange EIecfonTni. subject has excited some
nrIe' in the otter States. The priusip.e on which
he High Sheriff proceeded hAs, suspect met with
very lev adv Gates The Maine Argus erfoneousiy
tee Is il in point Of fact, were political aues
10 beiween iederalsis and dr. mOcras-Lut lie view
Of The general principle involved perfectly coreci:
eve have been irVoiun,ar!y led Gay. the A,gu) 10
make thee remarks, cn reading the course pursucd
the tedeis parry in virginia, speeding the votes Of
the county where M James barbour, (Mir Adams
late S"Cr'iary OF War aud sub sequenny Minister to
EaslADd) has been run candidate Tor the Iegi.I .
ture OF that State. Mr.. Bubout has been returned
electedhy The sheriff OF hs County, although MIR Da
teen votes over his opponent This has been eff cted
ny dispnted construction given to tie New Con tu
non oil virginia, by the I,ends Of MIR Blfbo0r, and
Inc const queni Prging Of the ballot box of The voice
OF more mani hundredJreemcu We know net hos.
1t is--bu we should suppose that the least the sheriff
couId nave cone, whh the disputed votes, would We
been, TO re urn them TO the Legislature and dseaio
the republican Candidate. who received msio,i,v ss
elected, leaving 10 the Legislature, sdiudc n, IN
he correctness OF the decision and the legality Of the
vot s. II msy be that the sheriff was syvsre nj ,hs
democratic character OF the Leg stature Of yiysin,
and that wi h democrats the doctrine Of Mr.. ADAM
Ex.S cfetary would not be very readily couutenan.
| ced."
Ohio EIectons.-Tbe Columbus Bulletin Of the 10Th
presents entire list OF the members Of the Leeisla
ture, and claims majority Of two, in joint ballot, for the
Administrations this too, alter placing in the oppos-
tio members from the Western Reserve hose
politics particularly asccrainod: The IT, States
Telegraph subsequently claims wo three OF these for
the Administrations Gen. McArhurs msjorty, is not
sscerlanedtho Bulletin says, IL may probably be re-
duced az low os 1900 The vote has been thin one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

l 1870 Hanover County Court, October 28lh
w'sn Simk7,B"w'inE Stake, Lucy Stake, Thoms. Du
h VIE, who Ftsncts Sta Head and AJs
ee hs WE who Ademc Ike, Della Sttke Cb.tot,.
81 IKE snd ,tPh Leak an iafsn by Philip d wiDsn I've
guardian al item, = 'F 80 " t,a ~" Nus
against A"''
lr"ry White and W,y sths,by hi, wife, who we. Dt,,v
Js1e Sta Ike, 80 w WV; Z, wa" wy, was
Tins day the PsnG by their counsel and n, t;u
IN THIS sud the defendants hsvmr ensted m
nes 'nd sren'e ufny according t. the Of Assembly VA he
RULES 81 hi Cont, End appearing the ssiartu a. n,
Cu .ht hsy at not nhshisn Of th' 90 noweslb II Or
iba me 'su psitn1sn spg,sr Lste s
uaJ Count nr answetbe ssid ths fnpy II III. or
Der he forthwith Inserted tn Eoqutrt newrap gu6sbei
me ~ 81 chmon'1f two months another
copy he FoHd lie hoGt door n
Acrpy. Ttdet d.. WINSTON r.
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SUMMARY IF Members NJ The Neat YUgiHid Legis-
i0fuTe
SENATE.
1T Dit-'ct procke. Ohio sod Tyler Jesse Edsnson.s
Pod -nononFsi,., Peston sni Randolph hsfle, Morgan
sd -Hstrisoa Lewis and WOOD --Jphn McWhorerf
~ -Ksnswhs. Mssop, Csheil, BogaH sod Nchnlss
h -Seeobrier, Monroe, Giles sod Montgomery Col Aodr~
Befno%
e,b -TuswsD, wytbe sad of,y.,s Elisha Mccoms..
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BEoUsEs 10 RENT AT AYLEfTS wART.

EXCUSES TO RENT At AYLErrS WAR;.
"a q HOUSE The Subscriber wishes 10 rent fcr the
ensuing year, and posssssion given the 1T day of
ehsnic shop situated At AYjeiPs, each tenement bav
iUg ell ufcesafy -houes an0 enclosures attached 10
the With ibe privilege Oi procuring fuel from ,bs
lend VI tie sObscIibsr The dwelling hou Is are Of
genient construed ion aud commoiious for the com
ottJblo accommodation OF iHmes, aud il l. believed
they afford excellent situations for Merchants and pro-
fessiousi neu Ayeus is situated At the head OF NsvI
CATION on The MaIt6pony river, aud has pefhsps lar
ger and bisker trade han any other place Of The same
size Ia the lower country Fo lease the above
cue menf, apply 10 he tulssriber the premises
. r. AYLETT.
NOD''i he, "a william, NOV. 10, bs-g9t
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mAhkiE on Thursday ovdnng Philadelphia by the Rb,
rev Bishop White, CHARLEs H.. CAHrFR Of Virgirn 70
laughter Of George Calvert, Prince Georges county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

The present yosr the vote will probably fall short al
ioo'ooo: whereas in October, 1928, there were
ioooi2 votes polled-and in the Presidentioi elcc.
uon' Immediately afterwards, there were 1870 1913
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-19

be fausht with she most Dangerous csIseaues~s
to the civil rights, and would be productive OF no
good to the slaves themselves. This single III
stance is. of itself, sufficient to shew, that 'he'e
is no necessity. in order that we may act IN ao'
cordance with justice and equity, rlgidly toadneie
IN speculative truths-in fact it does more: Il
affords convincing evidence, that by. adopting
these PRINCIPLES as the rules of our conduct, with
out regarding the circumstances in which we
NAV be placed aud the consequences which may
aow from our actions, we actually offend against
one of the great rules which nature teaches US
not to do any thing but what our reason clearly
approves Of. ,u.to,. +bs
South has acted wisely in discouragins. as Tar
"a possible. the manumission of slaves; u she Is
perfectly justified in retaining the blacks III
strict bondage, and making illegal the Prosech.
t;on of all schemes calculated to induce them 70
throw of the subjectioi OF the white man. the
conclusion is inevitable, upon the same principle
that she possesses a perfect right to discourage
or even to prohibit. the education OF the olacks'
if it should be found incompatible with the safe
T. of the people and happiness of the negro.
Thus far, we have only laid down some OF the
principles which should guide US in our examIna'
ton Of this subject. In another paper, we hope
to be able. BY a reference to the particular reia'
tions subsisting between the white man ana tlf'
negro. to point out the total inexpediency OF CIV
ing education to any part Of our black population
HAYNE.
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From The Baltimore Chronicle.

The tterheretofore copied into our paper from
the Literary SabGtte'n, purporting to have been
written by Mr.. Jefferson to a distinguished capt
talist of Massachusetts, has been pronounced. by
most of the Jackson papers, to be a torgery-and
its Authenticity mas been strongly questioned by
many editors friendly to Mr.. Clay. In the Liter
AIRY Subaltern of the 18th inst. the letter Is again
printed, with the following. among Other intro
ductory remarks:
Before we proceed to -e-copy the letter. how.
ever, we will add, that now, in the presence OF
our God and our country-int the presence OF the
American people we PLEDGE OURSELVES to adj
duce at a proper time-at such a time as we shall
think most expedient-such proof OF the genuine
ness of the letter, as shall satisfy the most mere
dulous. the most obstinate, and the most aban-
doned of the Jackson party. that the document
was written by THoMAs JEFTEHsos, the sage OF
Monticello"
This asseveration is as strong as language can
make it, and should induce a pause in public opin-
ion. 1.-THE editor redeems the pledge ne has here
so solemnly oiven, it will be we'll for his reputa-
ton; for we can assure him, thai ii. esurse he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-19
Young lMdies' seminary,
On 81. .4saph &resi, bstscsen King & Cameron.
WIN. NJ. JONES

b INFORMS the patrons IT ihe Institution that the dI-
u ties viii ~rccomnonce on the first Monday in Sep
tcmber.
Ia addition to ,le English branches usually taught
in tie best semiunr,es, che yorng ladies will nave an
opportunity of being instructed in the Greek, Latin,
and French Lar gnases.
HIS course Of studies is arranged 10 suit the gradual
Development, of the different faculties oithe mind, and
every means will be used, ami motives Likewise pre-
scnted. to excite to habits of industry AMI love OF lite
ra,ure. In short. his great atm in communicating in.
Siruction. is TO open the mind, inform the reason, ma
ture the Judgment aud improve The dispositior by the
proper cultivation of the heart and affections. Ifehas
frequent examinations; and those friendly to The In
stitutipn are respectfully invited e. visi, It, Nhere they
may witness the advancement, Of his pupils. his disci
pine ard government.
Terms made known ut the School Room, or at TIE
house of the Re,'d. Vim. G.. Walton. wi;h whom he
boards.
Alexandra, aug 10 eo3w
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Cash,

4 Nd the highcs, price viii be paid for grey squirrel,
= mink, raccoon, musk-iat, rabbit, fox and otter
skins, by HORSI 4 JnSSELiN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

VJRGLNLa-Bcskcey eo,o'tg, 10 'sd:
s~ErTEMBER TERx, 1880.
George Harris, Administrator prF
of Magnus Tate. decd.
AGAIEsT
Asahel Hussey. William Tom
Iinson, Thomas Evans, Isaac + SDgts
vans, and Lawrence Shirley,
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants, William Tomlinson, Tho
mas Evans, Isaac Evans and Lawrence
Shirley not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the act
of Assembly and the rules Of this court, and
it appearing TO the satisfaction of this court,
that the defendants, William TOmllnson,
1hsmas Evans, Isaac Evans and Lawrence
Shirley are not inhabitants OF this comnson-
wealth,-H is ordered, that they do appear
on the ID Monday in November next, to an
swer the bill ofthe complainant, s. that a copy
OF this order be published in the M~artinsbuTg
Gazette for two months succt ssivcly, and
posted at the door of the Court House OF this
county. a COPY este,
JOHN SIROTHER, {. b. q.
Sept. %, 1880.
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heroes, oftbc 27fh, esfh, and 7oih July, the
| humble sum Of 60 louis, which send you
herewith, being all that | possess at tins mo-
! ment.
The revolution which has taken place as
n~nexAnpled in history. This is a %reToiu-
ton Of respectable people; 8 ,O0O,OeO OF
men, without anyIoiher leaders but honor and
Justice, arm themselves spontaneously TO aus
tain their rights, they ight WITH nnheaTd OF
courage, and when they conquered, lett oil
perfectly pure OF all crime. The most CIV
Ilized People in the world know hov to par
Son. Its very moderation 10 success IS one
Of lie brightest trophies. The idea OF re-
venge is far from them. 1t prStects or as
sists the flight of its enemies, and condemns
them TO see. from the extremity OF their re-
treat, that France, which they would OPP
press, is free in spite Of them.
'T,r;utsm ~ sidean. 'ontatescequnte relicis.'
The regret experience at not having been
able TO ahsa my blood for So sublime a
cause, haunts me with remorse. But the
triumph of my country softens materially the
bitterness OF any exile. Receive, &c.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
Eldest son of Louis ~Bonapartc, Count de
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EETAS committed to the Jail Of Berkeley
w county, on the 2Ist day of June, 1880.
as a runaway slave, a negro man who calls
himself Matthew Garter, ah0ut5 feet 10 in
'ches high, very black, about fifty year. OF
agc. has a scar across his left eye brow, nose
and upper lip, done by a knife, says he belongs
10 Mr. Charles KANE, in the state of Geor-
gias-thai he was sold 10y Thomas Castleman
OF Frederick county, VA. who seldhim to MIR
Dawson, OF fgedrl5tl>Iurg aud by lsm 10 =
gentleman in Richmond, who sold him 10
The saiG Kaine Ihe owner is desired To
c9me. prove property, pay charges and take
han away. L. GARDNER, JssbT.
AaIuAsburs, Sept. -, 1880.
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sf an order of the County Court O
Ed Berkeley, there will be said for cash. lie
fore The Court lloase door, on the second
Monday 10 November uext, being the Grst
day of Court, a MICRO MIN who wa
committed to the Jail of the aforesaid count,
as aruDaway slave, to satisfy his ilii fees. Sc
PETER GARDNER, Jaiior.
Sept %, 1850.
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PREACHER WANTED, at the school

FEEACHER WANTED, at the School
r. House near Hnlan's Spring. Berkeley
coaaty, Va. One who can come well re-
commented as to his sobtiety and moral
character, and his ability to teach hIurrsy's
Grammar, and the different branches Of a
common English education, will meet with
liberal encouragement ii immediate appli-
cation is made.
Oct. IA, 1850.
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FG8LIsaEn, wbEaLEs
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
At
TWO DOLLARS PER ANEUM

PAFABEE ~ ADVANCE;
iR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CBNfS'
bfrgR tbs WAR sxPiRRs.
GJRo pspef discontinued uIlnl all sYresFs.
IS are pad up, except at the discretion o.
he Editor. f.
'.AAIFeftiseaicnis inserted at the rsfe ~
me dollar per sqts'e for The hires hrsi "aset'
to'., ant twenty-five eeO pet square isf esss
Subsequent lasSliyA.
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A TTEND TO THlS!-The subscribers
~ would respectfully inform the Farmers
OF berkeley and Jefferson counties, that their
MILL, on Opequan creek, is in first rate or
ger ior the reception of all kinds Of Grain.
That they will siye a barrel OF Supe,ine
Hour Tor every 3oUlbs. Of Wheat, and stand
inspection IN any Of the markets Of 3alimorc.
New Soik.
SEAS usual, the highest price pail in Cash
or all Wheat Offered for sale.
HENRY WELSHHANS,
JESSE WRIGHT.
July 81, 1880.
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Rttn EaII e 1gtntsr
GOODS.

ET4g Z tNOHiu EtcDCGtihbN y our
w friends and customers that we have,
within The last week, commenced receiving
orr supply OF Eel and Wntey Goods, and
shall be receiving from time 10 time until eur
stock Is completed. Our Il. e. Lane is still
an market, attending the auction rooms, from
which he is sending US goods at the most re-
duced prices, enabling Us thereby to give good
bargains 10 our customers or any others
who Ray give us a call. Among those Just
received and opening, may be found,
Blue. black, olive and mkt Cloths,
Blue, black and mkt Cassimeres and CAST
nets,
Drab Cloths, very low
Dufle and point Blankets,
9 10 IL and IL rose Blankets,
Scarlet flannel, plain and figured,
Red, yellow and white Flannels,
Rich Scotch Carpeting,
Venetian do. cotton DO.
Scotch and Tartan Plaids.
Merinos and Circassians for ladies dresses
or cloaks,
Swansdown, Toillinett & Valencia Vcstings,
Bombazctts and Dognbazines,
Black and blue black Gro de map Silks, "a
new article)
Black gro &c Berlin do.
Brown Bengalian Poplin "a new article for
dresses)
Rich black Italian Silks, very cheap
Gentlemen's black Italian silk C~ravats,
Rich winter Ribbons and Beltipgs,
Plain and berdercd linen cambria Handker.
chiefs,
Ladies Hoskin Gloves and Mits,
Gentlemen's do. Gloves,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Linen Cambricks, very cheap
IbraaJ I ac.c apd EIotnns hohbinef -.
and Edgings,
A very large supply Of C~alicoes,
Long and square scarlet merlao Shawl,,
black de.
Black and scarlet Cashmere do.
"A scarlet, blue, black, white and black Thu
bet do.
With a great variety of small Shswls and
Handkerchiefs,
REESE bordered cloth Shawls, plain s. black do
* ID and l0-4 linen table diaper-bird
eye do.
8 and IA checks and furniture Cottons,
500 yards furniture Dnlity, very handsome
and cheap.
A arse supply Of ladies black prunello Shoes,
thildren's pfunello boots and worsted Seeks;
Sd and 4 4 black Italian Grapes, hat do.
Black scarlet and green silk Ieivets,
A large supply Of brown and bleached do
isestc goods,
Plaid and stripe do.
A large supply OF China, Glass, and Queens
ware, comprising elegant tea sets, and
every other article in general use.
v4so-. HGrdtrare and Cutlery,
A general assortment; together with a &C.
neral supply OF Groceries, say
Rio, ST. Domingo and Java Coffees,
Orleans, Porto Rico and HAVANA Sugars,
Loafand !aasp do.
lInpcri.l, guupowder, old Tyson, young Iy.
son andiyson skin Teas,
Best l.. =. Madeira Wines,
Madeira DO. Lisbon and Malaga do.
Pure old Port and Claret do
Brandy ans Holland Gin,
keg and box RaiSins,
Soft she'll Almonds,
Crackers, sperm and fish Oil,
hsuse ADD Ofleaus Moiasses.
and taltsw Candles,
Also general assortment Of Medicines.
and Dye Stuffs, and a multiplicity of
articles too numerous to he comprehended in
an advertisement, we there fore again invite
who may want any article in our way 10
cone and they viii find our goods as above
stated, now and cheap.
THOMAS C. LANE & Co.
shepherstown, S0th Sent.
"a d NIIFD- II viii q. oil fiNaas o;vo ,ia
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LLST OF

IIJI VI III IIsIty
, EMAISING in the Post office IN Martins
EE burg, Va. Oct. 1st. 1880, which ii not
taken out before the first Of January next,
will be sent TO the General Post Office as
Dead Letters.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

Interesting Leitsr-1he eldest son of Lou
IS B~oDaparte, a resident Of Florence, has
sent anote 70 the editor Of the FIerch Cou-
rier, the sentiments Of which are truly noble.
FRO RAJ OURIER ~FRANcAJs.
florence, Aug 10.
A1r. Editor ! have this morning recciy-
ed three nsmbefs Of your journal Of The S0th
Jaly and Cd AuguGt. 1Le great news they
brought me have ihrown me into a state d.i
fce.f 10 re described. How happy and
peoBJ I am 10 be a Fleaehman ! write 10
YOU IN haste, and am deeply Affected. The
object Of ay iet e. is TO request You 10 dis
tribute amongst tle ,aGi .cIt t~azilIes oil those
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

NYIGHT SCHOOL--JAMKs MAXWELL
~ respectfully informs the Citizens of
Martinsburg, that he willcommencc NIGHT
SHCOOL, on Monday evening, the 18th
inst. in which viii be taught Spelling, Read
ing, Writing and Arithmetic, including Nul-
gar and Decimal Fractions, the extraction Of
the Square, Cube and Biquadrate Roots, Sc.
Attendance from carly candle hgst TO half
past nine. Oct. Ii.
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MARSiiAL'S SALE or VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

EBURsUANT TO a decrctal order Of the Sn-
Il petiJr Court OF Chancery, holden at
Winchester, rendered on the sth day Of May,
1929,-John Mcpherson and others, Pi'tfis,
against Erasmus Gantt, Sheriff Of Berkeley
county, and as such, Admir- with 'he viii
annexed, Of Edward Q. Williams, dec. and
heirs Of said dec. Defts Il sbai! expose for
sale. at public auction, 10 The highest bidder,
on Ftidag, tie 1gh day g Nocenter nc1t,
on the premises, about $50 acres of valuable
Limestone LAND, with improvements there
on, late the property Of Edward o. Williams,
dec. lying within the c ,unfy Of berkeley, and
adjoining the lands Of Richard Clageu'shcirs
Terms Of Sale; Six hundred dollars will
be required in hand, and the balance in xix,
twelve, and eighteen months from the day of
sale in equal instruments. Bond with good
personal security, and a trust deed on the
premises sold, viii be required ofthe purchas-
scr TO secure the deferred payments. sale to
commence ahoutthc hour Of IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
NATH'L. SEWERS, d. 81. w. CD.
October Ii, 1880.
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GTRAY SHEEP.--Straycd away frsm
~ the subscriber, sometime in MAY last,
living near Bnoklestown, fourteen or fifteen
sheep; marked with a crop the ri. tear
with a slit in the same, aud Il cross slit in
the lett ear-Nine ewes and six lambs -
Whoever may take up the same and give
information SO that | get them again, shall
be literally rewarded.
MARTIN ZINZENDAFFER.
Oct. II, lS30.+