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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08

NNIHITE MARSH FOR sALE.-The Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary Nj. p c. Rootes, decd to make sale of that vau-
able estate in the county of Gloucester and of Vir-
ginia, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best suafty in that
section of country minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary, il is certain that persons disposed
purchase will examine it partcularly they invited
TO do and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate will only add,
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending TO BOTH aordng navigation vessels OF
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist of large brick Dwelling House, with
four floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, of them
brick, an most Of them The Low Grounds lay
in compact body Immediately in front of the house,
without single break, and every part TO be from
the dwelling at single glance OF the eye; they fine
y calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat, In
dian Corn, Cotton, &C.. in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen it, TO be the best
of the extent, and of the handsomest in Va.
The time of payment will he made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number of hands cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils Sc will be sold with it, if required.
May IL. 1-wt JOHN TABB.
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FUVHE NEWLY INVENTED PATENT AMER.
lCAN Col. u EINQER cansisfA of two double

n
nachines. viz. A. preparatve, aud b, cleansing
chine. Five persons wash in full working day,
raw earth and not the east particle Of the geld con-
tanned therein can escape. The American Gold. 6nder
performs more than twelve rocking machines which
snty persons could accom- plisb; and only needs
much water two rocking machines; besides that, 10
the rocking machines often the tenth part Of the small
est gold 10 lost. The best certificates can be shown
saving American gold finder" This is then the best
gold-washing machine Of the United States. The
invention Of the American Gold-6nder is Of the great
est importance to this country, and can honora
bly, be placed by the side OF every other. Iii b,
sdered that hvs persons, In full working day,
wash Eve hundred bushels of raw earth, 1t must be
containing gold-and in which there is only contained
cents worth per bushs, must yield very large gam.
which. without this invention. would have been bu
red inthe ground. From this inv enton ma.
tional benefits accrue, aud large part of the c-
tzens Of the United States derive great sdvaniage-for
such littlecontaning LELAND Is found mostly in every
country Iii be also considered, that ih the many
gold regions Of the Southern Sta,es,-Virgina, Norh
and South Carolina, Georgia, &c-one bushel oil earth
contains in rising increase from 10 cents 10 81 worth
of gold per bushei, may be conceived what profit
be made In one year through the help Of this
And decrease OF this metal Is not to be thought Of
10 the age of man.
TIE prevent every mistake, II must be noticed that
the American Goldinder is not the machine which
noticed 10 August last 10 so many newspspers. l. g.
Ritter aned 10 associate himself with Mr.. Eisenmen
ger, of Richmond-but when he saw, from that gentle
mans models that he could not perform any thing, he
Withdrew himself. But Mr.. Ei'enmenger believed
the lords of the mechanic Il can make the best
chine) and on the strength Of such assertions pub
ished tho said advertisements in several newspapers
The owners Of land containing gold, will address
themselves to alone, post paid, where they will re-
ceve satisfactory attention. according to the aforesaid
description.
10 sections Of the country, gold contained in quartz
iron ore, and other stones: the undersigned can make
good machine by which the gold be separated from
such substances
They will make contract with owners of lands
tanning gold who have not the means TO help them
selves to property, without having cash for paying
for the machines.
The undersigned will at all lines observe the most
reasonable and moderate terms.
1. G. RITTER g. CO. No. 263 North
Feb. S5-3t Second Street Philadelphia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08

NN ARSHAL'S SALE If Chesterfield L.nd.-
WE Pursuant to a decree of the Superior Gut Of
Chancery for he Richmond dsifi,t pronounce the
rs day OF January 1881 in The case Of irrison W
H-riis, shall, Mouday, The 21st day Of February,
1881, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. on the premses, in the
nty OF Chesterfield, Offer for sae, public auc
oo, TO the highest bidder. credit OF g. 8 and 2
monhstle tract Of Lind, OF 325 acres, in said decree
men iJbed and described in the bill the trace Of
md sod aod conveyed by Joseph X. Rovster 10 An
w. Harris. aud lying the waters OF James River,
IN said county. aud adjoining the lands Of Maj JehD
Clarke and others. Bonds and security, endorsed
negotiable notes requr ID, and the du- retained.
J. GUERRANT, n IS &C
one OF his Deputies
Another Tracl Of Land, adjoining the above men.
tone d tract, Immediately thereafter, will be offered
for sale at public auction, one-hslt OF the purchase
money 10 ne paid 10 cash, the other half in twelve
months; and security Tor The payment Of that half,
bond and security, and deed OF trust, will be re-
quir d.
This Tract helongs to the Estate OF Ann w. Harris,
dec, about 220 acres, has good dwelling
house and out houses. and arjon' also Mai Clarke's
land. EDW. III. MOSELEY, Ex
Jsn. 20 So wtds OF Ann Harris.
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HINRESH GARDEN SEEDS.--The 70 lowing Gar
u den Seeds. OF excellent quality, are for sale at the
stores Of John II. Eus,ace ami John N Gordon, NJ ain
Street, ard also at the subscribers store on street,
at the Garden. JOSEPH RENNlE
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ENXTRACT from the return Of the frceholders APP
b "A pointed to view and value estray taken up
by VIM. Mayo Of Henrico county
Pursuant 10 warrant TO us directed, we have this
day, viewed an estray shown to US by William
Mayo, and do find the same 10 be red COW, with
white belly back and tail, some white in her lace,
with slit in each ear; supposed to he about eight
years old and appraised twelve dollars Given under
hands, being previously qualified according TO law
MOSBY PUILIAM,
JESSE BLACKBURN
FRANCIS r. PRICE
TEsrr, LOFTHyN N. ELLETT, c. r. c.
Jan, 20. ~ Wv
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speaker OF the EfiusS OF II ipTesoutslVee.
Mr.. Wasbin ston submi,'oI the following resolutions
Rcs0Iurd, That the clerk Of the House OF Repre-
senaiiges is hereby authorized and directed TO caue
hty cords Of wood to bs delivered the order of the
Mayor Of OeorSetown, for the of the sufsriog
poor Of hat town.
MI Polk said he knew IL was an ungrseious task TO
oppose proposition TO- the relief OF the suf riug poor;
but he felt himself bound TO enter biz protest against the
present msa'ure. practice about 20 be adopted
which would lead II The voi0g away all the money in
the Treasury within the ten miessquare What claim
has aoy section Of the community Tor relief more
than another ~. saii Mr. p. ree0llcct Alright
me mbsr that tbs very day Of the conhagraton Of
Alex andrs, which OCCASION called upon for
relief the unhappy suherer', that very day de.
strucve FIRE occurred IN CincOaal sod yet claims
we're set up Tor asssance from het place. II pur-
THE practice we shall hav. paopls coming every
winter obeg wood sud 80 shsll cover, only render
the District an asylum Tor general congregation OF
p'uPefs tom al parts OF tho U0ion. n we give them
wool, they will next a k Tor food ADD clothing, aud
shall have 90 buy al this with tbs puhiic money
Every where persons reduced by accidents 10 pow
erty AMI run and every where deslilute families
| sohsroz ffom TIE ineemency q the wesihsr Who're
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am Shop beans early mohawk, yellow elk week., early
airy china dwarf dwarf cluster, refugee thousand
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

Is, o,,u sAIriNonE, rEs- s-@
Ou Monday the wagon price was generally Sc,
on Tuesday sad "Wednesday, ~; on Fhars,lay
IL opened ~ ~, but in the Of the ,lay Il
ranged between that rate and IS; to-day IL ~
Uniform ~ IS.
WHEAT.-No receipts except by Wagons, The.
sales Of r-d in this Why have ranged FROM 81 IS
down To IS per busheI To-day the price of
wagon wheat - Is. a Iot &C 80 busip-Is red
wheat wes sold yesterday nj ~.
CORN.-We know OF no transactions cSecut
saies from stores BY retail IT 6S to 20 cents per
buahrl
Oats ~ ecsts per busiiel.
Clover Secd-thc. wagon price now ranges from
TO 50 per bushcI, As TO quality.
ALEXANDRIA,. VEa =.
FtJOUn-tn the early part of Cl1e week, the
wagon price wss stessdy 1T IS 81 Cha We,iDc.-
day &c wagon price declined On 50. THURSDAY
morning early. two OF three loads yer. tsken
from Wagons NJ 50, bus 81 SION became tbs.
ruling price. \ fee loads wcrr tskea a 5 ~.
Afterw ards IL declined % IS. On Friday shs.
wagon price VAS steady II %. Holders AK 5
50, n hish small iOss an, occasionally taken.
Wheat - Us 90 IS, Com 20 n IS, Rye 81
20 eS; Oats Is % sos Flax Bod Isl Whisksy
~ % -, Bacon 90 N SO, Butter ~ 70 as,
Plaster Paris 6 CO.
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PUBLIC SALE.

" ILL be sold, on Tuesday the cad OF
!" February. ct the late residence of
Samuel Hinkic. deed. near Halltown, ali
the Personsl properly Of ssA deceased,
consisting OF large sssostsneat of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Cooking Stoves and several 10 plate do.
Wagons. Carts. Ploughs. s. Harrows,
One portable six horse Threshing Ria
chine, in good order.
A good team ofwagon Horses g. Gears,
Farm Horses--on- good yousg riding
Horse. and Colts,
Mich Cows and other horned Cattle.
Sheep and Hogs.
Carriage and Barouche. with harness,
Add number Of articles too tedious 10
mention.
Wheat. Rye. and Corn, by the bu.hel,
Hay by The ton.
Also. the growing Crop OF Grain now in
the ground. consisting Of fsllow shea,
and rye.
A credit until the first Of Janoary next
will be given on ell sums above five dol.
lars Bend With approved security will
be required. Sale TO commence at ten
O'Clock. and continue from day To day. un
al all be sold. WIN MOORE,
.fdsaiaisfrator.
n. b. The SLAVES belonging 20 the
estate. will be hired for ;he baiane. Of tie
present year. Also, tho FARM for rent.
Feb. 8, 1881. w. NJ .Ad,wy
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN virtue Of deed OF trust executed
- by Thomas X Hammond and Henry
!. Hammond. TO the subscriber. fv tho
purpose OF indemnifying William Cl~ve.
land, Abraham isler. and David Hunter.
wbs arc the sureties Of the ssid Thomas
II and Henry ] Hammond. in certain oh
legations therein mentioned. Z ~iii .eIl OF
public auction. Tor resdy money. on .Mon-
day the l4fh doy If Fsbvuery nezf y, tho
Court. house door IN Charlestv~n. a NE
GRO WOMAN SLAVE. named Chsri,y i.
about 40 years Of age. aud her CHILD.
named Nancy. about 3 years old
The said deed Of trust 10 dated Cd Janu-
airy. 1850. and is recorded in the clerks
office Of the county court OF J.fF-rson.
j.. T. DAUCHERTY.
Jan. 10. 1891. Ttv,f,c
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NOTICE.


DURSCANTt to public notice. . meet.
ms ef ike Ssockholders Of the smith.
field. Chayiessown, end Harpers Ferry
Turnpike Company. wss held nt Buck
masters hotel, on The Ath instant. John
fafes. Esq in the Chair. and A. Haoses
secretary Upon csllise over she kst nj
Sioc khoiders. thers appeared present len
'"sa . majority. either in pessos or ty
proxy. 20
WhcreoPon. il was Resolved. That tie
general meeting Of Stockholders be "A
lov."ed TO Friday the nth instant. 20 he
held ut Mr.. Buckmaster's hotel, in Charles
town, precisely at ~ s'clock, n. IT which
time. ~ Stsckhelders ara esrnessly re.
|9sessed 70 attend either in person " by
|erosy. a. busisess Of the Highest imper.
lance will be laid before the COMPANY
Among other things. the question ~heihe,
The road shall be Paved Or merely gs.ded
will be brought up fee eco sideraiiou.
BY order.
ANDREW HUNTER. see'y
Feb. 10. 1881.
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LAND TO BIZ RENTED
mr. AUCTION.

III TULIIJN.'
DURSUAhT 10 . decree Of tha Wieehsa
n YER ChSneery District cotFt. asds N
The suit q kobsrt Wsiiegs. essspiegRsst, -
esiBsi Whi'sB Liille. sdasinistTsiog ~ DsA-
sci Alstadt, deed, shd others, dsfendsafs.
! shall rect, for lhe term 81 oss yeaf fvoe
the ssh dayof Sareh. 1891. - The p.Iii o
oevs msbtloasd. - HsSassdsy fhs ~ Ssysf
bseFnayy nsSt. hat salushis ueei 81 issd ~
eoeisiaisg 9sS serss, a11 - seres 81 whieh
sfe olsersd This " the ssuae isse Shah
yes rentsd on he slh Ssy 81 RsSek, 1859.
70 Adam Aoleg. TIE fesssr 70 give had
sad seeprity 70 psy ths rect. esd pet %
eoumn % suHsr wasts o. Ne eossmittsa.
JOHN =. NAGlLi, - ~ e. ..
FEB ,, 1891.
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Oh 'flurt'isy fhs i7th ins,. - II o'clock, a. ".
rnee''ng 1t the ius'aDee q ~ building oor,,-
oni'tec sud osiserr,) vin b. held ~ Els Br-nsl,
Chursh, The ol5eet of ~Lieh vii be 20 afford
committees sn opportunity a repor'inE. 70 ip-
qa'Fe MO NE ssse % ,Ae f''nds. ne pror-- 4
the work, ss'd " ,Iesms,l eSpc.issnt tke h'ysi,sr
n'sasurea Win = yies 10 he eoHplsl,ou q The
b's'ldiuE. All fiereforc sonocrpssi, sFs bervby
soti6sd sod srgarsie,l To sfssnJ.
JAMES BLACK. Ci.airr.sn
Ith 70 % iyrfnrf fnccsthea
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NhL be sold. on Tuesday the
w Sthdsy Of March, if fair, If not
The next FAIR day. At the subscribers resi-.
dcnce, near the Zoar Meeting house, .
number OF
Horses. cattle. sheep. and hogs,
One negro Girl. about rs years OF age.
One cutting box,
Plonghs and hasYows.
GRIM in the ground,
One road wagon.-plsntation do
One cart-wilh vsrietr OF other arti-
cies too tedious to mention A credit of
nine months will be given the purchaser.
on giving bond and approved security. for
all sums OF IS and upwards; under tina,
sum, the cash will be required. Sale 10
commence about 10 O'Clock, when due AT
tendance will be given by
IS.7dC SHoW9LTER, Sy.
Feb. 10, 1881.
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TRUST SALE

ply virtue Of deed of trust made Tn the
- suhsesibes by william Miller, to secure
the payment Of sum Of money due to G~c,y,.
ba.er, and duly re corded in The clerks .fsio
OF the county court of Jefferson, . shalt sell,
~ public suction, ~ the house of said AsiIlr,
ON james verdier's Ssrm, sbou, three min,
from shepherJstowa. on the turnpike rcs,i
, e TO Winchester. en- FIdsy fAs 1874 ~
rs~"ary, 1881. tor cash. certain article. T.
HohsehoId and Kitchen Furniture, named /,
said deed-one GOV, . sleigh. &C. All. ,o
commence early in the de-,
JOHN MAILER, Trvs.~s.
Feb 1871
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vAxUAHxn LAND
FOR SALE

FOh S~1LE
PURSUANT 10 the decree Of the Win
Il chester ehsncery district court, made
on The sth day or December. 1880. in the
suits ofJames Verdirr and Others. axsin.t
The administrator aud heir. OF John " al
per. deceased. ! shall cell, at public aue
ton. to the highest bidder, IN . ev~dn Of
s'x. twelve. and eighteen mcath.. sauni
payments. tract Of land in J,fIs r.ou
county. late the property Of said John
Wslprr. deed. supposed to contain from
4SO TO 17O ACRES.
Said tract - commonly called the Gibbons
farm, and is believed 90 be very vaInable
Bond and good security 20 he given. aud
the title TO be retained.
The sale viii he made on Tuesday the
s'h day Of March neSt. ~ Mr.. Peter Rear
ney'' tavern. near the land. at II O'Clock
ia the forenoon
JOHN S MAGILL. N. W c. D.
Jan ~. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

Colonization Society lit gives Us
pleasure to state, that Mrs. Martha
StansbuFy. Of Trenton, ~. J. relict Of
the late Rev. A. o. Stsnsbury, Of New
York, has beqseathsd one Thousand
dollars to the. Society. Acts Of this
kind are hailed, not oDiy foT the sub
stantisl benefit they confer. bat as in.
dicatiOns Of. that deep hold which the
Interests of this noble Institution have
taken on the hearts Of the American
people. MAJ. haf..
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~ Cannonsbssrg. IA. on "Wednesday the eSsl,
ais. Mr.. RIcHtas tfKSaS Rt~sav, of Berkeley,
tn siis. AustsrA j.. 1zasi.tar q Prter -. Hr,~,
E~l. ~ the FORMER piscc.
Oh Thursday Isst. By shr Rev scfa;snns Tue
ton, Mr.. EeNAnn DoWtfso, "a Miss Msnr
Dgsonv, both q irsi,tossa eo.ssfy.
On che ASIA MI - HssersSsn. Md. By the
Rev. ". BriBer, NJ. Law WKLsu. 20 Mis- ) A.
aAa IIILL. both ~ sleI,AerSislasn
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Toa SALE
II HOCSE aND LoT in S1ephrrds-


foscU.
PURSUANT 10 . decree rendered hy
l. the Wine hester ehsReery court, in 'hr
suit OF Townsend B~ekbs1 end Others.
complainant against Michael Nohisr and
others. defeadsnt.. I shall cell, Of pubic,
auction. 10 the highest bidder. on The pre-
misses. on Monday he tn day If More (.
nezs. house and lot in She ph- r,is,o~ n !.
situated on German street: b~ing the s.m.
property which Margaret L B~nn.t sold
to the ssid Michael kiehler TIN. proper.
ty will be sold svbjees TO Mrs B. uneit,
dover right. unless che will consent Z. q
sale Of her isterest-in which event. the
whole will be sold: and she ~ill reeeiv~
such proportion OF the purehsse money
n tho court shall assign her. in lieu OF
dover. Terms Of sa,e-O One third 81 the
purchase money 10 h~ paid in hand. ono
third on the 6fst Of March. 1889 and The
residue on The frat OF March. 1888 bond
Iand security. and deed of trust On tho
premises. 10 be gwen. Co secure the de-
fesred payments. The sale will take place
st II O'Clock. A. NJ
JOHN y. MAGiLL, ~ W. C. n.
Jan. 81 1854
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cENsus OF yIRc,s,A.

The fsllc~irg i. q r~c.pituIat;op.
trom the ohlciai retssna. nj The general
aggregate amount o. persons, IN the
HasieTn end the yFesfcrn District. 81
Virgins, (uf ell sges, sexes, and con.
diiioas.)
Eastern District lexcept.Aibe.
marie q Norfolk cesnfirs) los, S65
Western District Except Har-
dy county s7r.49s
Total pepulation of Va. l.l66. 83s
tEsch'.ivc Of Abcsn.rie, Nvrfolk
and Hardy eouisicsl
Census IN 1890, exclusive Of
the same 3 counties I.O24. 4S-
'"e'easem ~ years l42,32l
Richmoad EDquircr.
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PennsyiU0ni0.-The Bill making
additional appropriations for internal
improvements, passed the Ilouse Of
Representatives Of PeDnsyIvAnia on
Friday---Yeas 56-Nays SO. The
amount added to previous expenditures
will make en- aggregate of about fifteen
millions Of dollars, which tina, State has
applied tn the purposes Of Improve
mens By Canals and Rsil Roads with.
IN the last ak years.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

AfsSzfand. Beth Houses Of the I.e.
aislafsrs Of this State have agreed to
adiourn on the i2ih Inst. From what
we hear. there ~ill be no choice q .
senator Of the United States II this
Session becAsse Of the State senate
refusing TO concur with the House in
going into an election. ~ Nat. lat
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

The ball for the relief Of James Mon
roe has passed the House Of Represen.
tatives IN a. favorable form a. could
we'll be expected. II provides an ap.
preparation Of 30. 600 dollars after the
accounting officers shall have decided
on the justice of this allowance. That
its justice viii be admitted we cannot
for eaemsnt deubt.--l Nat. Jour.
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In every situation of life there are
comforts. Find them out, and enjoy
them.
A contented mind and good con
science will make a man happy in all
conditions.
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TRI-sr SALE

ki v"toe OF deed ef tsast made 20 ~
subscriber ey Johs rosug 60 s~ssis
- P.yme"s si sum or money in a. IS
oeed mehteeed. due to D.s,eI Cr,,.
.osu. which deed has been duly feeo,d.,s
y" we county court of Jefferson. I .h,ll
ssm. ~ pnhhc soc'i"p. o. Saturday IL.
YSth DAY OF the present month. (F,b,v,,,1
Tor ready money, al the Household aus
Kitchen Farniturc of said Young. cen,,.,-
ing Of beds. bedstesds end bsdd,nv. d,o,.,.
table. chairs. cod = great variety Of 9TH
articles enumerated in s.id deed. The
sale 10 take place 81 the residence or sssS
I oone. at Bolivar. early on the day sbos a
mentioned
FRANCIS ADELSPERGER.
Feb. s. 1881. Tr..i,.,
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NOTICE.

T>HE Stockholders Of the Smith.
field. Charlestown, and Harp>r..
Ferry Turnpike Company. are informed
that an ipstalment Of 6se dollars ON each
share will be required 10 be paid in on the
6rst Of March next.
H. KEYES. Treasrsy.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Of Haiuatie
ESTaBLTSIfylfENT.

49, ~ &AAS%AA8 - 0AO004SxVS
ESTABLISHMENT.
WILL be sold, on Tuesday the 18th day
w st February, ut the late residence Of p.
w. Spsrnger. deed. al the persons, estate
OF said deceased. consisting. in part, Of =
large, vslusble, and well-selected assortucn,
Of DRUGS IND MEDICINES, PAINTS
and DYE-STCFFS. Among the medicine.
are To be found some Of the most rare and
valuable nov IN use. Also. an extensive as.
softment Of GROCERiEs. saeh ss Loaf,
Lump, end Beown Sugar, ten bags Of Coffee,
res, sc. LIQUORS of various kinds end 81
superior quality - hsdeirs, Sicily, Asusess
RiDdish, Malsgs. Port. TenerifIe, spd best
long eorked Clsret WINE, Cognisc Brand,
Apple do, barrels sld Peach do Is or ~
barrels Of old whiskey, Jsmaics Spirits. NeW
England NoW'--seyerai Povling Pieces, Pow
der. Shot, Leads large qusn,ity q Hops
NiOLtkSs and great vaFiety OF otheP MusicaI
InsiFumeuist en- extensive assortment Of Con.
fretionary, Toys, and some vshssble Jewelry,
one OF more SODA FOUNTAINS. Also.
some elegant and costly hOuss held FURNITURE,
three PIANOS, two entirely new. ~ the
sane time and place, will also be sold. the
Interest Of said Sprengsr ~ the VslusbIe
HOUSE AND LOT recently occupied by
him. The administrator begs leave to call
the public aite ntion 70 this last item Sic hes
M hesltaiion 10 pFeao9Being u 20 be one %
the ssSss advantageous siissiions foe en- sDo-
theeasy sod druggIst's establishment, OF ZOE
tsrv gOod ssorr. W Vigginia.
Sale IN be eOaiIssIed fFsss tlsy 20 dsy unlil
the vhoic shall be Imposed of
JerSss 81 SaIes--A ereda of nine pon'hs
wiii be giv~o IN 81 sums above ten doilsrs,
he purchaser giving bosd eth sppr0seS -
cosiiy. suns - ten dollars ssd unsieF. ossh.
PcFsops Indebted 90 the esisse ~ ~
spreRgey. decd, ~lii pieass make insoedrass
psymepi. Tho-e having eisims sgainst the
ssgre, srs feqses'e'l 20 present them. proper.
" authenticated. fpF settirnsrht.
GERARD BOnD WAGER. .sa.s'y.
Harpen~Fnry. We. Reb. 2. is3i.
o., NinrhssieF Nirgisian. Hagsrssoza Mail.
Hepsbiisaa Citizen, fr.,isrisktoen, yin yaAlish
~ a''sse w'uisag q ale, sod sisrgs asiyest'lef