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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25
CULTURE OF THE CRAZE VINE-A 10

a NULTURE OF THE GRAPE "A Lou
" BAT in 1928, plan'ed a Vineyard Of forty acres
on Long Island, Elk miles from New Yuik. and ON the
Road leading 10 Fort La FaYeue.
Hi. stock consists of 65, 900 Vines, end a nursery Of
$4,000 OF 62 different vsrie les of grape, selected in
Europe, between the 40ih aod 80 b degrees OF Nortb
Latitude. The present year he had sufficient grapes
70 commence making wine, and to satisfy all doubts
respecting the saccess Of the vine in thi. country.
a.. Loubat prop Ises TO furnish Roots three wears old
carefully labelled, packed vi h wet moss, and deliver
ed on chip board free Of expense, on the following con-
dition', to wit: For 1 900 or more roots IL I2 cents each
root, for 90 a 900 at 10 C MIS- each, and for less so
vines, 20 cents each. A. LOUBAT.
%, Exchange Place, New. York.
Orders will be received and the Roots promptly fur.
nished by the subscriber in Richmond.
JOHN o. LAY, Agen' for A. J..
Nov. 80. 5e-wIOt
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E AND FOR SALE.-Tbe subscrIb.r- be,ng 81
81 'ous 10 dispose Of bis estate a, Wilkinson's Bride.
W 'he county OF Henrico, Elk miles stoye Riebmond'
9tiers II at private sale, until the 10Th January nrr,
ne pect contains seven hundred and nineteen ARE.
NV" huuoreo anu nineteen Of which are high land
,"o hundred Clirkahominy law ground. or the bjyb
- "oou, 'pree hundred are cleafed-lsid Oft into four
oeins' WIN exceilt N! new fences, outside and inside
vi tbe 'ow ground about eisbty acres are cleared AZ.
"teJpIlty OF which is s0wtd in clover and timothv IT,.
woouien1 IS heavily ;imbeted with the best timber IN
"""' src'ioh " 'ne country, and the I20 acres Of the law
srouhu now enclosed, is OF the best quality of mud
land. The improve menis are a sir ,L. .s,oyisd -.
mouse, WIN Tour rooms and a passage below. and i've
ABOVE stairs; The basement story of brick, and en- b;.h
as 10 AUNT In II an excellen' dry dining room and kitch-
en-; a large barn, shedded on three sides: a very Iar-.
iee-bo'ise; with all o her necessary out bouses. IN go
repair = large apple orchard, and a consiJersbJe SoI-
'echon OF peach and cherry trees. Persons WISHING 4.
purchase are referred 10 Captain b. jenkins. the msn.
sssI u .he premises, who will show the land and IN.
boundaries ~ not sold privately before the 10 n I.nu.
sfy next u WI be so!d publicly, on the premisss a,
mat Gay; requiring two ihou'and dollar. In cash. ana
giving a credlt OF one, two, and three wears for tbs b.-
Iauce. for The credit payments. bonds carrying int
resi- from lbelr dates, (but the interest 10 be re emitted 10
NE bonds be punctuaIly paid, to be cndoued on the
will BE- required. ," ~
Az The same time aud place, lie will cell The eron nj
corn ioider, hay, Gate, &C., and the stock and farmips
utensils. For these a credif Of Elk mon he. + r ali s,n.
above Twenty dollars, will he allowed, on The nu,eh...-
gisitg bond, with approved security, catytrg io,sy..s
rom their date; but the ints rect TO be remi led ~ ~.
principle is punclually paid.
EDWARD C. MosBy.
p. s. I also oHn twenty. three and ,hsssS
acres OF swamp land, in Hanover. All ining ,b;s ~.
tween The lands OF DR.. Jones e. b CrsnsbsrI "a
Scntrrefs estate. Ihis IL also mud land, end beavilv
tmbertd As there il me diffcuItv abou, Its $780,
rice, | will cell this land separate and sr,r, f,ou ~
man tract but on the same credit term
zee. 6i-wtds. r.. c.. NJ.
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Ia as committed 10 the Jsiiof Norlok borough. !, , Ran.-.-
~ gu she iS.1o o. February 1880, a negro man, who state, ~.
@ " % inOmaS EVANS, aud that ne W 4, bo.n ire, in
sSuy oil rhIideiPhia. Taspas is Of a light complexion. Eve f..,
re- ~ "o"es hV02 bet"een tFentyone sDI twen,y.two ve,r. eJ
me owns Of the above negro, II any, will come Iorvs,d ,nd ~
wts n la" IN such cases, otherwise he will he deaf With IN.
OF oe N. CURRIER, Jsiior.
1Q-.t0-
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k@SaIE OF Pursuant To a decree O.
the County Couri oi Hanover, will be sold "a ;hs
h'ghes' hiider, on Friday, The 3ist day of this non h. al
Cold Harhor, IN the lower end OF said county, on a Gre
i' 81 'wSive months. purchasers giving bonds with
apProvsdsecntiiy ] tour likely young N groes, a nan.
a lad, a woman, and child; of coed character, belong.
ing to the estate OF Edmund Ho,prr the younger. de-
ceased AZ the same line and place, will be sol hy
indiVidual', t~o or three oher vesy likely Young Me-
groe', OF like good charscteFs. Cash sufficient 10 de.
fray the expenses OF executing the decree, will be re-.
CURED. VIM. STARKE Commission.r
HANOVER County, De. g. 1880. 6I-wtds
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Il 5tS gv o If st 1I%%tted to the Ja,l OF amelia eeusy >, on IL.
che, b bihse If q is seoTt for yfye years OF sse, 5fest7IaiI.
~ - CT y.ho" compl. rou, aud hs a iarxe .r,fe on ,h. ~.
.,e OF his head, oosaIoned ny a sesid, and say, he bsia IT, '"e
hronnhn; a negro trader, who bought him in KiehmonJ. ", -.
ne w' ,od y Dtys Overly of Granville, North C,,,t,n.' IT,
and tx. HIN bit1" 81, TO pine forward !Prve property r,y ehut",
NH9 53-vsw WIN + EGGIESroN "a.
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HfDUCATION the Subscriber's School (or ,ba
HZ instruction OF hoys, not over ii years of age, will
open on the 18th of January, 1881, aud continue until
sne ,ouh o. Deceinoer following, with a vacation of one
month in the Summer.-The course Of inslt uction viii
comPri-e the Latin aud Greek classics. English Read.
ing, writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography. and
Mathematics. TERMS: ~"
For Board, including every necessary, S95 90
For Tuition, Ok IN
One halt payable in advance, the balance ON LAT Nov
Pupils 'ha, have been with me, although past IA wears
OF age, will be received if dssirou. of cunning.
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge-WOod, Hanover, Nov. 10 55-wSy
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L 1880 "' CID zUh
. "nUam Shfks, Bowling Ssrke, Lucy Stark, Thou., Durrss,
a FRANCES h, wife, who wa, Fssness Stalk, John lead and As..
~ u" ""s Who was AdeliDe Stake, Della STAKE. Cb,rioss.
guardian ad litsm, " ns
against "
He"y White and Nary Sthrsshlsy hi, wife, who \, Ma,
Stnrsshiey Stark aud Jvhn Lesthes aud jane hi, wife. vho -.
JANE Stake,
im' day came the plaintiff, by their counsel, and fled their hap
a nus US and the defendants not having entered their appear
DC e sd sven security according TO the Act Of Assembly nd the
Sue. ., ms Count, aud IL appearing 10 The sstmIaetion OF me
C'ui,tnst they are not inhahilsn, Of hi, Gu, monw< sIth. IA 4, o..
= Z nat,h ss'd Defendants spp,si hee on the 6rst dhy Of JAM
Js O1s. next, 10 answer the ,sd Bill aud that a copy Of this or.
~ n " Ioitnw"h inserted no the Enquirer, a Newspaper puhluhe I'd iu
me Z ~ OF Richmond, for two months ,uece.,Ivey. and hat snoshs,
copy he posted at the hont door OF the eou, thon.e Of tM, eountv.
.Aeopy. Teste, PHILIP ID. WINSTON ~ n T TSv'
Nov. 10.
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N CuANCERY TN Hao.yer COUNTY Co.,, oc,ot-- 90,
Il 1850 S'"'i Oe'oosf SUN
Joseph wOOlfoli, William d ,bney, aud Joseph D.bu.y,

ataIntt
vile, ""' Avn MI
Tb;. ..w.L - - Defendants.
IN ,u os.se-snd the Defenlsnt,, Henry Spieer, aud John T. Sin.
y s"n,ne,h NJ. VILE, nt having entered their appearances, and
nv'n security according to the Act OF Assembly AMI the Rul.. ~
tsO oufL aud II sppesring 10 the satisfaction Of the Court. Thai ,h..
are h,b'tsnts II thi, Commonwealth, IL Il, Ordered, That ~
az D.fendsnt, Henry Spiee, John L. Sirs aud III s,befh III.
WE, 90 appear here o tie ht't day Of February Court ue.t, and
J" ar bhi- and that copy Of this Order he forthwith in
,ertea 70 the Enquirer, 4 Newspaper published in the CITY Of Rish.
mohdl or Two moath' sueee,,ivtiy, AMI thst another copy be posted
he. a 81 :. ne u" y D. county. A copy. Tssts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

500 acres Of land at $40 per acre.
60 negroes at at an average OF $500 each,
Dwelling, n'g-o and other hou ca, works,
tools, steam sngiue, sc.
Exp uses OF living before making a crop
aud other incidental EXPENSE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

N CHANOEhY -Ats court held for Prince Edward count
Il October the 18th, 1890 "s"y'
William DIightwsll and Nancy hi. wife, p,,r.
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$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
1000
S5O.UOO

u the 900 acres. $40 will be laid on, Ia canes. and
tas 'ema nder will b.. Tor pa tursgs. The good lands
are gen, rally said to \ ID 1900 pounds OF sugar aud
100 ssions Of mcia+ses hut we will take WHAT il con-
s'jerei a low IN. dium say 500 acres OF cane, a, 1857
p und' per acre, 375. 900 ID. m la,s s. about 81 gals
per acre, 25 900 g,lous. At ;h- presrn, TINE, sugar
IL quoted on ,h- T. snta'iou-, in the N W Odeans Pace
Cuiren', at 5 cents, end mOlasses at 10 c. INTO. In Tor.
ner years, they have been qroted end sold much
higher.
375 ,ooo lbs. brown sugar, at 5 cts. pr ID. SIS $50
$4,000 gale. molassss, at Is cts. per gal. $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

VIkrlNiA;-Ats suPsior Court Of Ohsnc.ry holden At IN.
' ospnol IN the ohy O. Riehno nd, the 24ih June, 1850
Joseph stephen, ami Mary his wife, Frederick w ,l0.v and y;-
Ia h,.w ;.e, Nancy Hackney aud Jane S. Hsekney Pita..
y y9nn Napier and Moies O. Napier, Adm'or, of John N,pier.d.e.
,W,nnsm rfznstrhk and Dolly III, wife, Benj,min WiIism.op ~
Williamson, John Il. Fitzpatrick, Polly q. Fnrpstriek. and Jahn u ~
Fitzpatrick, '"u y.
n, cause came On ti, day 10 he heard on the bnlt,k.a ~
~. $ ! all Ia defendant, except the admiui.lra,or, OF john
NsPiet, uee.,ih an'wets OF tn ssd admini.u Stcr, with ths r.nIs
oaIon hsret ana exhibit, aud wa argued by COUNSEL, On spn.
nMisnon "nss." 81 n Court doth oder, That the defendants. J,bp
NaPht n nio,esC Z. Napier, ran Ter sn account of n. cir ,dm;n;.s,.-
.ion OF the Estate Vf then Interstate, before one Of the Ccmmi..;n.
. ne OouIt, VINO !. directed 10 examine, state, and settle ths
,ad aoeoun', ,nd rePortthe same 10 the Court, with ary mater, ,u..
by the parties to be a stated. seiequhea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

n oHANCEkY;.At Rule. held IL the OIert'. Omce OF R,..1
,SOuny Court on Mlndsy, the 9th day of December. Lao
Lo1ns Rennoid', 81 infant under the age Of twenty.on. = h.
ihomss u. Henley, her guardian aud next friend, Pie
Whism ID Rennoid', Albert RennoId., Henry 8. Repn.ld,. o,~.,
h''nur Kennold', and Robert Rtunold,, heir, ard J.y.
IT, HJ n "shholos, Defds.
q de'endsnt', Albert Runnoil, and Henry S Remodel, NOT b,v.
rug e'tItI her appearance aud gwen security ACCORDING a, IN. A.
81 assembly aud the rule, OF Thu, Court, ana il app.. rinr by ..,;.'
,het"tt 'Vicence, Tint th'y are mol inhabitants Of th, Comnp,nxs ,Lh
J.t sU. OF a = a,n.d ny eonn,el-It is cs--asG., That the ..1
ue'ehuah' d o appear here OU the third MONDAY in M,,rh -. -.
snswet !, bh OF the Plsirtih and that a eopv of ri. n :, q
nond ru \" -, m,.a.s "a some Nsw,Psrer Pnhh,hed IA the city Of R;eh.
n'" mon" "1 " months 'ucees:Tysl y, aud Thai another eouv Il, "sHs
UP at ~ "oh' d'oF oil the CouIthou,s, Of i $ county 7" p'"ea
IA a copy. Tede,
oS-ws~ JAMES ROY MIC0U i, cI.,I
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" tRoeNlA "A. nsls., hoidss IA he sissxs oaes Of m.s-
A., fss,or oSsrt VI Uh'oe"y fer the. R6hnsSs Dslie. tks AT
heart, se
against
dav, stou., and Martins his wife, Lmlebery N mo.lv "a
tn. ~ Defdts.
s'n entered ther appearance, and given sseuriv seeo.dio. n.
the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules Of th, court; and !, sras.t~
~ 'hI,'setoiy .vtdsne,thst tn. are not iphs bitant, Of thi. ro..ss,,
~ Is Ordered, That the said d.fsnJsnts do sppsat here n, ~. AZ
dy OF the o.it January Term, aud answer the hill Of the pisi.s,G,:
aud that q copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted H. some n,v,c.,
per published IN the City Of Richmond, fr two meath, ,uees vsi,
:" poNtu ot'hs OF tn. CsTtsl in the sid City.
AeoFy. Ts'ts, wM. q. PENDLEroS, d c.
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commissioners Office, Richmond, Mop. 18Th. 1899.
Inc parties interested will plrs,e take notice, hist I h,y, rroi,,.
UNI ~ dsyo January next, to commence the account directed
10 foregoing order OF Court; on which day, at 9 o,oIutk. A M
hey arr required 10 attend al my Office, in this city, with their se,
counts sud rIueh-r', res y for examination and setuem,nt nd lar
ofhce copies Of the necessary court popers ""A
5-w8w HILARY BAKER. Commi.,;onr
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June 26fh. 1880.

,, tSeEl..nUn, Frederick woiney, having departed thi, life, and Xii
= one mas widow, hfvng intermsrTied with Geerre w. M
Lo'n,' n oSu,t doth Order, That ih, suit be hereafter conducted h
u names OF the said George w. MeLsin End Elirs hi, wife. an.
~ th'ng' IN the sane plight and condition. a, n VS., :, ~
time oil Inc marriage afOi e.aid. Copies. Te.t.
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William Brightwsi and Nancy hi, wife, PnG,.
Charles BTishtwell, Josiah Drishtwen, Henry Y Jerkin, and Mar.
III. ms n. wns, Esusen Bi.h'well, John BrishtweI, AisI.ndsr
DrlyntwsH, aud Saluda Ann Bdshtwtl, and EmsIine Dri,btv.i ~
liant children Of Barnett BrisatwsiI, JE, dee, aud Mary q, i~btm.M
Til. d.c..I... - Defdts.
nA.Ias sn'sIedther sPPessnce, aud given seeurty according ~ y.
aSloi be ueneral A''enhly and the rules of ths court and 81.
Of Inn ,b. ST. !, ~ ,atsi'st,Su OF ,hs court, that thy are not inh.bhant.
the 's'd Defendants, JShn BrghtwsIl and All rsnder Drisht-.isn
spPesi mere on the fret day of January Court next, and sn,v,,s
P'anpus mn anu that copy Of this order be forthwith ip,ert.a h.
ma ~ r. r., . ne PnSl,e ns".P,P5I' printed in the City Of Rich.
'uo, rT lwp months .ueees,Ivel " and also posted al the front doo,
o n Courthouse II 'm' county. AeOry. Te.te,
ol-wS~r Is. j. WORSHAM
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tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oeuaiy Court, s,h N.y,gs,,

- 1880.
ANDERSON, phd.
o ,a a. Na"de',on, Jane, Anderson, Lindsey Anderson. John Pear.
NJ, way sn ms wus, who wa Nancy Anderson, and Chsl,, F.i,
"'''' tut '"y heir VI Alice Fsnin, dee, who wa, Alice Andsr,os,
Th;.Jv Defdts.
"pn OF oe Court, that the Defendsut, L,ni,ev Anderso..
orL.,s" M " ms, State, On the M ton Of the PLAINTIFF. IL H.
d,v IN y ), .h :" se e 40 e,endaot appear here on the ,cood wednss.
copy Of ,h' order be fort, 18th Inverted for two month, ,ues.s,;.s.
~, ~ so% ns",Pape, published within this Stat, and sIo po,ted Al
y" u '' Vounty A copy. rests,
Dee.h NIB ORALLE, q. o..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
CANDIDATFS

tive are authorised to annsuncs Gen.
ELISHA BOYD, as a candidate to repre-
sent the Senatorial District composed Of the
counties Of Berkeley. Hampshire and Nor
gan, in the next Legislature.
give are authorised to announce JOHN
5. PORTERFIELD, Esq as a candidate
to represent the county Of Berkeley in the
next Legislature.
SEWc are authorised to announce Capt
LEVI HENSHAW, as a candidate to re-
present the county Of Berkeley in tks next
sy-DAvID II. CONRAD, Esq. having,
at the request Of many Of his friends, con-
seated to serve them, in tho next Legislature.
should they think proper to elect him, he 10
hereby recommended TO the people Of tho
county Of Berkeley AZ . fit person for the sta.
lion by MANY VOTERS.
give are authorised 10 announce Mr..
WILLIAM GOOD as a candidate to repre-
sent tho county Of Berkeley in the next Leg
~islatnrs.
Ma. Evans:
In Difference to the judgment and wishes
oil my friends. repeatedly expressed. l have
consented to be q candidate for the Heuss 81
Delegates at the ensuing October election:
and a. such, you arc authorized to place my
name before The voters Of Berkeley.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS DAVIS.
Aug. 10. 1880.
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Ia tke last Tsw York Albioa We Cad ,hs
following item on the subject Of the British
Trade
The Hon. George Chapman arrived
in the George Gaming. We under
stand that the West India Trade Cues.
ten. although under negotiations, will
not be decided on before the next ses.
sion Of Parliamsnt."
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Mr WnrIAN GoopeSir-Having ,esn
yens name announced a. a candidate for 4
Representative atths next session az IL. Gen-
eral Assembly. and being enc of year p.rssn-
al trends. but not being acquaisfsd with vsar
political tassfs, | wish 10 knsss yo.r views II
relation to the following subissts. to wit -
L What is your opinisn in ~rslstssa to ths
Judiciary gensraIlyp
III. what Is your present opinion respect.
sng the Chancery Gour; system?
III What are your views ca the subject
Of County Cesrfsp
~. VIII you, il elected. vote for auy law
authorizing a Lottsry to bc drawn IN ihs
Y: do you approve Of the poiicv psrsued
oy sas present, or the previous adnainistra
ton. n relation to iateraai haprovcrna.fs and
Doaasssic .Nansgactursss
iear aswer 10 the absvs questions would
much obligc your fricad. with many e,hers
OF your n~eighbors before they give YOU their
support. Nay, 1t is demanded of,.l. I.y-
ing heard of your expressing yourself ia di-
ssrs ways, and in direct opposition 10 each
other. require that you should give your views
at iarge,--is a way that cannot be miseon-
strued. Yours Ga
NEfCHQnp
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Tte Markets.
BALTIMORE. srp.r.

BALTIMORE, Srrr. 10.
FLOUR-The Liverpool advices to the
9TH ult. announcing favorable change in
tho weather and tho consequent decline Of
American Flour, appear ts have checked all
operations in reference TO the Eaglish mar
kst. A reaction has been experienced il
this as well as all the markets along the sea-
board.
Hotrurd street Foar.-Ia the early part Of
the week limited sales were made from stores
at IS so per barrel. the price has since rece.
ded. and yesterday sales 10 the amount Of
1000 bis. in all were made ut s5 y7A cash.
Some holders refused to sell at that price
yesterday, and hold out for a higher price to-
day, but others are willing To operate nj Is 37i.
This wagon prize is very generally 50 % per
barrel.
ALEXANDRIA. SEpr. IA.
FosT-We have before asticed the re
duction in Flour attha Commencement Of last
week, caused by unfayorable advices from
Liverpool to the 4th of August. The wagon
price at the close Of the week was IS lass
Is, with offers to sell from stores at So 10 to
5 90. without purchasers. The very great
dcsline in New Ysrk had considerable effect
on orr market.
Yesterday, the wagon prise was IS o. = $ 90
Sales from stores at s ~ to 8 30, 5 ia was
ths price generally offered: the most Of the
sales at over that price were Of extra brands.
Oar stock is now estimated At 400 10 $500
barrels, 800 to 1000 bbis. Of which will be
shipped Immediately.
PHILADELPHIA, Sxpr. II.
Flour and .Msal-Since last report the
Flsur market has continued 81 the decline,
and the transactions this week quits small at
s. a5-Rye flour continues extremely scarce
and ~retails at quotations. No transasfisns re-
ported in Corn Meal.
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HyLECTION.-Notice is hereby given,
Ed that an election will be held 1t the
Court House Of Berkeley county, on Monday
the liza day Of October nsrt, for the purpose
of eleeting a ft person to represent the dis
triet composed of the counties Of Berkeley,
Hampshire and Morgaa, in the Senate Of Vir-
gaia. and TIVE persons to represent the csan
~ of Berkeley, in the House Of Delegates Of
Virginia. All free male white persons, being
hossekespers and heads effamikss, who have
paid a Revenss Tax, for the prsseat year.
will be entitled to vete.
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH,
Sheifg Berkeley sossty.
Sept. Is, 1880.
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Manaeers. Washhaafon Cifu.
TRUST sale or T.7LuABLE RE.lL
ESTATE.

I'm pursuance to tho provisions or q Deed
1 OF Trust, executed to the subscriber By
Frederick Roroff and Rachel his wife, 10 So
cure to Jan an Bull, now deceased, certain
sums OF money therein specified. the subscri-
Der win, on Friday the LIST dcy IF October
merit, offer Ter sails. at public auction. to thA
highest bidder, on The premises, The -
Tract Of LAND, lying adjoining
the lands Of the subscriber, Mat 6Y
thew Rippey and others, former
ly occupied by the said Frederick Bsroh, and
the Same whish Isaac Myers and others new
occspy, supposed 70 contain two hundred ~
ores. be the same more or less. The land il.
"a. OF good quality, enc third in timber
H&IfSf There ara three Dwelling Houses
ss9 and two barns on it-wcll wstsred,
IL and in many respects a desirable es-
tate. The land win DO divided, II desirnblsy
t. suit purchasers, With a dwelling house and
barn attacked to- each ~diyision-Terms o.
sale one half in hand, and the balance in
two annual payments; the after payments t.
be secured by a Decd Of Trust on the land
sold. Al il L the wish Of all the parties con-
cerssd, that . sale should be effected, il 10.
presumed that tho sale will take place, and
that a bargain may be expected. The sub
scribcr win convey such title as is vested in
him by the Deed aforesaid, which is believed
to be unsxceptionahle.
DOUGAL CAMPBELL.
SAINT sc I920-3w
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims a.
~ gainsi the estate Of JonE s. SEIBxEr.
dse'dsars notified to bring then forward,
properly authenticated fer settlement; and
these Indebted are requested ts make imne-
date payment, as NO indulgence will be Civ
en-. gy-Thsse pcrssss who placed business
in the hands Of the dec. during his life tinas.
to collect as constable are hereby inferaed
HAT their papers win be delivered upon apph-
cation TO the subscriber.
Sept Is. HENRY J. sEIBERT, Ear.
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MEARTfNSBURG RACTS--Wll bO'
1xH run for svsr = handsome course near
this place, agreeable e. the Winchester and
Washington J Jockey Club, On Wednesday, tae
20th Of October asxt, q parse Of
One Hundred Dollars,
three miles and repeat, free for any horse.
mare or geldisg, carrying weights agreeable
to the rules of racing; On Thaa sday ihs aist, =
Handsome Saddle, Bride and
Martingale,
valued at twenty-five dellars, one mile and
repeat. free as above, the winning horse the
preceding day excepted; and oa Friday the
I'D, . parse of
Fifty Dollars,
two niles and repeat. frss a. abovs, the win
ning horses tbs two preceding days sxcspt-
ed. Each days purse win Do placed in tho
hasds eli the judges. and paid over as soon an
the race is decided. Coed Judges win be
appointed. a0d every thing conducted in =
manner calculated 10 give satisfaction.
s5-N.B. Four hersss 10 be catered eseh
day or no race
Sept. 2, 1880.
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MARRIED.,

Ga the Cd inst. by the Rev. s. Tsstop
Mr.. Horatio .Nsson Gaaaser. printer. 10 Mira.
.3daiins Beeisr Hayden, daughter OF tAs late
Capt. Benz. Bccler, Of Mills grove, all OF
Jsfsrsoa county.
DIED,
On the Sd last. MIR. Robert ". Baker. SON
Of John Baker, Esq Of Shephsrstown, aged
about 10 years. young gentleman Of grsa,
worth and Of high promise.