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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-23
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

ep Key, has just received by the ship Julian from
Liverpool and the recent arrivals from the north, bic
Fail Supply Of
Which, togeiheF with his stock previously on hand
eonsii u,es one OF the most general an best seesed
assorinen,s, ever offered in this city.
Having mpot;ed, directly from he factories 10 EGG
land, the greatest por 100 OF his goods, he IL enabled
and Opposed 10 offer lbem the vary l,wsSt prices
Country Merchants invited to call aud ex-
anime his stock AMI assured that be will lurIi b.
them Gods as os prices, and Reasonable terms,
as they pressure acieles OF similar quantity any
market in the Union.
Among the goods on hand, are--best aud common
blacksni hs bellows; mouse hole end common anvil;
BEST steel face viees sejse and hand hammers; file,
OF every kni; khoh, stock, morce pat, chest, cup
board and her kinds OF locks; III HI, bui', table
and hook and eye hinges carpenierS, jonefs and
hinet maksfs tool, OF evrY variety Collins g. CT,
and other supsior wecd axes; hand pit cross cu mill
and other ssws; patent straw knives anG best
japan'd ira.eS aud halecs AmeS and oihsr spades
end shovei:; patent hay forks aud hay kpivet;
>hest / on and iron wire; splendid assortment
ss C,t ad Fancy Goods, comprising grea vari-
., N"'.y c des.e kliles end forks, with buck,
ey aud y, ry tandl 10 fiuele aud eomgls
1'as' ~, ~ .Csi kriyss; raz"'5 and srrso's nelms
se, die h.ndsome japanofd dres inS
h"ws. 80 - I'LL tea tray. AID val o =
Daol,b.d d.b sov.,, os,e.ws. g.: BIAS and wire
fanders; brass, polished steel add bral,
irais ard irons, Sc SC Sc.
superb a'scf''coni OF sosIs and s6ubo barrel flint
d percussion JoWiing pieces, some very eleg'n;-
eiGgls and d5uh no, bsl', powder Hsks, PAINE
best Datiioad FFF gunpoWdeF in eaus1eFe; Esglih
bride esihe'S, Ss. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-23

FlI OfiCk.-W n,ed az ths PsBntn iary I20 lieoey o
ia White k Timber 4x5 in. o iee' 9 ireh. loug
THOMAS NELSON, e. A. 2.
Sept. 10 SO III
a = ARPENfER5. Wen.ed immedia,ely, as Haz-
" ans o,'ii, TX god Cargo tess, snd hbe a.
wages viii b. ail,wslhy w. II. RICHARDSON.
Sep. o. 3i-Si
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II DAN OF $35,000.-ln pursuance OF an ordinance
n 4 of the City OF Richmond, passed 18th September,
House, 10 the highest bidder, Monday the 2ith of
October next, at II O'Clock, Thrtyfve Thousand Doll
lars of City Stock, bearing interest of per Cent
payable quarterly at the Chamberlan's Oico and re-
Stock will be sold for less than par any bid receiv
ed smaller sum than five hundred dollars or irec-
tonal part of that sum.
WA p. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
Sent. %. 39-wtd
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EIIRESH FALL AND WINTER GOODS II,
H Sob'ciine has'eseivei by the pscks 9 France
.nd Es', r'm New YOrk, large and very somp'et
DRY GOODS,
Which have been purchased at auction In New Yorl
principally with money; and offered at very rea
scnabis adyabce first eos; ,hoy are 10 part az fol-
Jews:
Ezra sup'r hue and back cloths and .a..imeres
d.. DO brown aud oliv- green
Lab ard s'eei mixed DO de-
Peilsse aod merino clio hs a.sor,ed
3 4, 81 ard 6.4 heavy blue cloibs, for servants
Sup RIM, hn- AID comm n sa,tinsts
Maekinaw sripsd and poiut blankets, $40 IL and
1874 o.c ditto
Whre, red g-een, black and yellow funnel.
L1diss lambs wool, wore et, silk, cotton, plain, ram
dom and embroidered bose
Scocb, Fcsnsh and En- sish, ginghams
Painted Dusns and ba, late
BIS, Italian luisuinz and figured mandsrines
Black aud assorted gro ds Nap'es
Paris e'yle checked do.
Grape de leon and pllmyrine
'aae aud tcso,iiul assortment, Of fsney hdkf. and
shswis, fron % cruis 10 25 dsllars.
Plain AID figured Swiss musiins
Cdmbfcs, jiccnet, checked muslin
Thread cauihr.ck hekfs and krn'ng
Muli, book and 'isi striped musus
Caco''' very iarg a''gr'ineni, all prices and quail
ties.
Plain aud figured tOabsze,a and cir.sssisns
Circsssian plaid iasieu ditto
Super sud 5 tlack boruh.zre
Irish linen, extra 6re aud m':Jing quality
Dam k Cisper and uspk ms
Garment and furni.nrr dui'ies
White end black t'hhpet AID gsrzs wells
IL anG Ga pilia ard hsu I'd bobbn.t
beautiful Hs,oiimen y, breed ard gimp lac.s and
sdgtuss
Furniture apd sprou sbesks AMI psidI
Blessbsd AID brown shse ,is z, aud s,ir,ngs
Bed ticking and cotton diapers
Cotton and linen oZnaburgs and dowlas
Ladies' and genemen's gloves all prices
Pms, needless tapes, bobbins spool and fees cotton
Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons
Florida, lavender and Cologne water
Fancy soaps, Preston salts, SC. sc
All OF which will be sold at the lowest prices for
cash Having given Mr.. VIM. BREKDRN an interest
N The business, he will always be found ready to attend
uch wholesale and retail purchasers may please 10
dvor us with their custom.
MANN 8. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, corner OF 18th and II Streets Shock9
Hill Sept 10. 81 81
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HOHN j. wERrH, j. Al ne sIgn OF she Colleen
ep Key, has just received by the ship Julian re m
LIVERPOOL and tho recent arrivals from the north, bic
Fall Supply Of
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fNJEW HARDwARE AND CUTLERY STORE -
La AT the Sign IF the Golden Broad are, 90 Main
Street, sseond do1r below NJ. Jaqueln p. T8ylCi's,
aud directly opposite Me'srs Lewis Webb & c..
The subcr bsfs have formed connection Tor prose-
cutting the above bu9Dess under She firm OF joan &
SydDsr aud afe now cp uiag very handsome, entire.
Iy nsw, and well selected assortment Of BARDwARE,
CUTLERY s. SADDLERy, 10 which ihey invite he
attention Of heir friends aod lhs public generally az
hey are determined 10 cell on as good terms az they
Gao be purchased in the city, eibe' by Wholesale or re
tail. THOS T. JOHNSON,
JOHN S. SYDNER.
Sept 20 3s-u
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az ARDW ARE, CUTLERY, &e.-In about two
~ weeks, in 'he hjuss lately octUped by Mann
> Valentine az by Goods Store, will be opened a
large and gsoeri a''nrm.n Of Hardware and Gu larry,
@hch 7ili be sid realonahl a al any 9TH
er estab ia m Mt in the cily.
MANN S. VALENTINE s. co.
S'p'. l6 81 81
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lpDEIpHDNNa
MAJOR EATON,S REILLY

To MEssRs. INGHAM, BRANCH, AND RERRrEN
ON THE DISSOLUTION OF THE LATE CABINET
CRY or WAsHiNoroN, September, 1881.
TO THE pUBllC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-23

EtfRESH FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ia.
n Spb'ciine has 'eseivei by the pscks Q Frances
aud Esf' ir'm New YorL, large and very complete
as,orme NJ OF seasouahls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24
March "a.

VENO MERCHANTS AND PHYSICIANS.-Tl
a Subscribers aiopt this me thod form Coun nv
Nj rchsnts. PLY sicans, aBd the public generally, a, d
particularly their customers hat thy have received
per several ecen; arrivals, and opening their
Spring supply Of
PURE IND GENUINE MEDICINES.
Consisting Of large end general assortns nt embroc.
ng all the new Chemicals aud Patent Medicines that
arr now in use-among which, are great many n, W,
cheap and valuable p-eraraons-with exen i've as
sortnrnt OF shop furniture, paints, dyestus toindo,r-
glass brushes Of every descrip ion, French pernery
fancy articles Of superior quality, and great vsre
ing the skn To which they invite the ntion OF the
public, having determined TO sell a WHOLESALE or
RETAIL on The most accommodating terms, and al ye-
ry reduced prizes PULLING s. DAY,
Sign of the Black Boy and Mortar,
March pa l06-w49 Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

MIRGlNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Superior Cour, o. Caancery for the Rich
mond District, the Tn day OF March, 1881:
William Burton and Mary his wife, Pitts.
Against
WI liam Winston, Ann Norvell, and I,ham Allan
and Elizabeth his wife, D.idts
The dsfendans William Wins'oD, and I,ham Alien
and Ez lbeth his wife, not having entered tn. ir sp
pssrsnce and given secuT according 10 The Act o! A.
semby and the Rules OF this Court, and eppe airing
by Satisfactory evidnce. that they not Inhabitants
OF this County IS ordered, That the said d-ten.
dans do appear here the fret day OF ths next June
Term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud lha,
copy OF thsiOrder be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City OF Redmond for two
mouths successfully ard posted at the f. ont door of
the Capitol, in the said City A copy, T.s,e
WM. G PENDLETON c.
March 81 IO6-NSy
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, March %.

communication was received from the Senate, stat.
ing mat they had passed the bills "Prescrbing the
ner oil eleeng Trustees for the town OF Middleburg,
In the county OF Loudoun and vesting them with CO..
potale Powets-And that they had passed with amend
msnts the ollls-l. Authorizing Bondurant & Lewis 10
at Goolsby's Falls2 Concerning tho Water Works in
the City OF Riehmond-and 3. To amend aud reduce
into one act all acts and parts Of prevent the de.
sirucon OF oysters-The'e amendments were referred
to the Committee on General Laws.
Mr.. Williams OF B., recommended from the commit
tee OF General Laws, concurrence in the amend
ments OF the Senate TO the bill amending the several
acts concerning the Lunalc Hospitals and for other pur-
poses. The House agreed 10 the amendments The
same concurrence was recommended by the committee
IN the amendment to the bill concerning the Man
chester Turnpike Road-which was agreed to by the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

Nd ARSHAL'S SALE OF valuable City Pcpsrty
lFH and Hanover LInds. Pursuent 10 q decree of
Lhs Superior Court OF Cbsneery for the Richmond
Distci, pronounced the 5,h day OF February 1881
IA The csses OF Mooture va MsrshalPs heire, and
smith vs. sane, | shall, on Friday, the 22d day OF
Aptil nsx', (s3l) at ~ o'clock, at the City Court
House. Of the Cry of Richmond. (Clty HaD offer for
sale, at public auctions 10 the highest bidder for CASH
The io'eres, OF William Marshall in the two half acre
Lots, with the improve thereon in the said CITY,
situated at the intersection Of and 9TH Streets and
h'eiy occupied by Judge Brockenbrough, and now by
Mi. George Greenhow. And on Wedne sday following,
One II b April 1879 at Hanover Court House, at
The hour OF IL o'clock, shall offer for sale, 10 like
manner, the interes, OF said Marshall into and TO The
tract OF land OF about 600 acres, in said county near
Scoch.town, belonging TO The estate Of his father Viii.
liam Marshall, deed, aud in which property the widow
is entitled to dover
J. GUERRANT, NJ. g. C. c. r.. d.,
Or one Of his Deputies.
March % 105--fds
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March "a

iSouisd SouEtt1ou mas gone
into operation, md will eontinue without failure.
The mail will be clos, in Richmond on Tue days and
Saturdays at O'Clock p and the stage will start at
O'Clock A. Nj on Wednesdays and Sundays, and ar.
i've at Orange Courthouse on Thursdays and Monday,
at 9 O'Clock A. Nj leave Orange Courthouse IN Sun.
Day aud Wednesdays at o'clock p NJ, and arrive at
Richmond on Mondays and Thur.days at 8 p. NJ
This line will form a junction at Orange
Court-House with the Alexandra line Of carried
by William Smith 10 Lynchburg-passing 10 its north.
ern drec lion, Culpeper Court House, Fauquer Court
House or "arrentOn-a, which latter point it will in.
tersrc' with the Winchester line--by which, direct
communication is afforded 10 the town Of Wheeling on
the Ohio river
Al Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg mail is
taken out from the Oange Courthouse all, and will in
some short time be carried by comfortable horse
sage, OF which due notice will be gven present it s
carried by horse.
The public ars assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers shall be constantly kept In
service, and every exertion used 10 render the line
comfortable and expeditions.
Fare TO Louisa Court-Housc dollars to Osange CT
House 81 90 cenis.-All intermediate dstances6 Ia
cents per mEe.
Passengers will please apply for seats before o.
clock Gu Tuesdays and Saiurdey'-Sage off re at the
washington Hoel JOHN M PRICE
ma'ch liz lO1-w6y
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"ARDwARE AND CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
e = Will be sold On Monday the is b Aari', a. the
sisD OF the Golden Anvil. opposite The Merchants
Cohee HoCse, general assortment IF Hardware and
Cutlery. comprising The usual varieties of wholesale
and retail Store. The ticIes have be en- selected wi
care, and will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers,
Sale to be conducted by Nj -ssrs s s. c shv s. Co.
G. III. BACCHUS,
March "a. LOG ids Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

NNOR SALE, at Public Auction, on Tuesda az The 9th
r. day Of April next, the Lo, Of Land on which
the Subscriber lives near Claytou's Old Store ia the
county OF Louisa Elk miles from the Courthouse, and
three from Is ocRs Bridge. The buildings are we'll
calculated for small family, aud 10 dssfable neigh
boThood for Profess lonal OF any description par
ucuaTIy "a Pfaeiicing Physician. Terms made known
on the day OF sale. VIM. X. SNELSON.
March %. IO5-lt
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DIED--Ou Saturday last, thu 10 h inst after main,
FL illness OF some weeks, MIR. JOHN WALKER.
native OF Dumriea in Scotland bu, { r MANY ve,rs
past respect bic and highly esteemed inhabitapt Of
this place, leaving f,ni " and wide eir,I.
Of friends, to lameh, hi un imsiy loss.
Petersburg Int. March %
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district fall 10 held the cour,s 10 81, Circuit xhe o.hS<
Judge Ia that district to bold them; the neral Court
to ccns's OF on- Judge from District. aud the
Jndxes in each district to attend a',etns eIy."
On Tuesday morning the Judiciary Commiiil
meet aud MI. Morgan subniii.d Sppsih0s Ter The
bill, which was aged o-M,. M'Cona. u wy,hy.
reported The bill will the Suhst TO th. Sen,ir All
300 copies OF the letter were ordered 10 be p-nt.d
he Substitute provides for Jodg. TO sa.h Crcu;
bit W. und-r tsDd that the tied dill no reror 81
grange .nt OF the Circuits. Tor the number they pr
fer d. This Sobs'itr'o prcpo'es tn. reduction of
new mcde OF proceed hyin civil suits particularly in
reia'ion to The pleading, testimony and tfiai.
Conference.-The following statement was made
by Mr. Williams Of S. In the debate OF yesterday, on
the county:
That part OF the remarks ma de by me on former
occasion, In opposition TO the formation Of this new
county, which related TO the rivers aud mountains,
Inexperienced, and consequently incorrectly reported
In the Enquirer, which take this opportunity correct
as conceive il due to myself that any matter OF fact
which am represented as having stated shall be
rectly stated.
What stated in relation the road and the rivers is
substantially as follows: Mr. Harris had Observed that
in travelling TO Woodstock the citizens living i'm the
neigbbourhood OF Luray had TO two deep ri
GERS and three mountains, the road which
almost impossible In reply, stated, that through
the mountain next TO Woodstock there a gap,
that there was no gap in the mountain next to Luz
ray, that the road across this mountain was a good
mountain road except quarter OF mile or more next
to Luray, but that, that not so bad bu car
ridges could it. That myself had crossed II in
company with carriage last fall and my colleague
who advocating the petition, was in the habit OF
crossing il in gig with his family As TO the ri
the South river is lordabe, average, three
hundred days i'm the year, and when ordable had
ferry. The North river Is much smaller and has
sometimes been nearly drg
n-yCv w
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D m ton Of Mr.. Hart, the House adjourned.
SENATE OF VTRGLJVZH.
JUDICIARY system

On monday, the Bill on tne Judiciary came up in
eldentay, on resolution of instruction TO the Selset
Committee, offered by Mr.. Paueson. Various reasons
and opinions expressed n the course Of the de-
bats.
We underslsnd that "M'. G lnu suggested that hi
should give his TO most of the very value be
matter contained in the bill received from the OF her
House; but that he should propose as an amen 1neD;,
system Of witch the following IT, we believe, the
outline, viz; The Commonwealth 10 be divided into
zen districts; ADD each district into creultG Judge
mold courts 10 every county and corporation ent-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

TNNHOMAS b. HUMPHREYS, CLOCK and Watch.
n Maker and JetOeIier having located himself at
Louisa Cogrthouse, Va, offers his professional services
10 the public. He will also keep articles 10 his line
for accommodation.
March ~ I05--It|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

a tLoVER SEED AND wHIsKEY p Receiving
" per Schooner Minerva, fifty bushels Clover Seed,
aud sixty barrels Of Whiskey For sale by
WORKMAN & McGRUDER
Also In store few half barrels OF Buckwheat and
Rye Flour.
March "a. IBB-at
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VEST INDIA TRADE.

Yesterday, Mr.. Maxwell, the eloquent and ioge.
NOUS Delegate Of the Borough IF Nerfolk stated in
the n. Of ID. on bis Speech upon che Pilot Bin hi,
striking fact, That since the recent opeDng Of the West
India Trade, thirty vesseIs had cleared in one month
from Norfolk for the West Indies--s fact, as strong.
y Indicative OF the growing prosperity Of Norfolk as
s creditable 10 the Diplomacy OF the present Admin.
isiratiou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

6TGnoRoE WRIGHT will Thank the Editors ENQUIRER
state that ON the vote taken the Substitute offered MIR
am OF Shenandoah for the Goth BILL
tho Stanton md Potomac Rail Company voted tho
negative This madc appear nv the
Ayes and Noes reported in their paper of the 22d ns
voted n question.
March ga, 1881.
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30 tons


The train was drawn by one horse from ELECTS
Mills TO the re'ay-house. six and half miles, in forty.
six minutes.-The horse was then changed, and the
train having again set out ached the Depot Pr
street In sixty.Dine mnutes--thus accomplishing the
ibirteen miles in one hour and hny.6Ve minutes OF at
the rate Of six and three ourihs OF mile hour The
road between the relay house aid the Depot Is per.
ieetieve except at he three deep excavations where an
elevation OF seventeen TO twenty feet per mile has zen
resoried TO for the purpose OF drainage. The horse
except at the points just alluded to- brought the train
along at moderate tro, and apparently without any
extraordinary labour; be is not remarkable, and as
not selected for any peculiar powers OF draft and had
performed regular trip oulwards the morning of
SATURDAY. numerous concour5e Of citizens and
strangers witnessed the arrival Of the train al the Depot
and although they looked for the accom- plishment of
the experiment az matter of course, many OF them
were nevertheless, unable TO refrain from loudly tes.
flying their admiration at the and celebrity with
which il was efec ed. Its, we believe, only about
week ago that noticed the fact Of the aon
OF seventy6ve barrels Of hjur, by one horse as cir
cumstdnce worthy Of remark 10 comparison with The
number OF horses required for hs conveyance Of load
oil lew barrels over turnpike road. The expert
meDt which we have de allied above shows, that on
Saturday single horse drew three times as a large
load and there s no doubt that horses could be found
who could with the same transport load Of three
hundred barrels And il such results as these can be
accomplished by the power Of single horse who
VIII undertake. TO calculate the capacity of our Rail.
road, either for eavy transportation or great rspidtv
or both combined, when locomotive mes of the mos,
improved construction constitute the moving powst9,
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HNHE new line OF 4 Horse
"A Pos, Coaches, from Ri, h.
mond TO Orange Court-House,
and mail to HarrisOnburg VIA
4 ouisa Caurt Houaa 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24

VIC John Gibson isnOt candidate for the Sona.
oral District composed Of the counties OF Prince vii
liam and Fauquer, at the ensuing eleclion-as was err
roneously stated 10 last Saturdays paper
IL We are requested to state, that Col Samuel
Blackwell will also not be candidate TO represent the
county Of Northumberland in the next Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
r. EAyEs Washington at noon on Tuesday

EAVES Washington at noon on TUESDAY
u Thursday aad Saturday passes through
The counties oil F'dufaI, Prince William. Eau
q,ner, Cutpeper, Madison, Orange, At6emarie
Nelson, amherst, TO Lynchbug -rdence
through Campbell aud P,hsylrania 10 Dan
uille, and thence TO Salem, North Caro- Inn
AT " hch place it intersecis The Line 10 the
Cold. Region. aud the Line 10 Columbia. Au.
gusta MatsdgeUiIfs, SC.
lime 10 DanuiHe a distance of 265 mile
three and n hall days. Fare, eighteen dolly
This route branches at Lynchburg and run,
10 Salem. Va. at which place II intrrsects the
Natisy Line 10 tennessee, alabama. &c.
Distance from Washington 10 Salem, Firgt.
MA 253 miles. lime, 81 days, fare ST. %
From LylcbbiUg the Subscriber also o~ns
a Line TO the VirginiG ttdtering Places. travei.
led all oeether IN tue day lime distance l02
miles. Fare, IS 80.
From Washington to Columbia, by my route
the distance is 624 mil.s-by RICHMOND 5l7
miles. To augusta 10 Milted2eDHie sc. IT. d.,
lance by my route Is nearer than that by Rlcf
mond. ~ From six 10 nine hours allowst
for sleep for each night. The accommodation,
are believed to be good throughout but ihs
best accommodations to Danvllle, 10 Salc,g
Va. and the Watering Places are provided bv
WIN. SMITH, CMpePer, III IA
NAV 81. Is
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TYmSp SALE

HDY virtue of two several deeds of trust,
ID erscoted io the subscriber by George
Boyd, the first beating date the 3hth day OF
November. 1880, and Inc other the 7th day of
December, 1880, both OF winch are duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the County
Couu OF Campbell, for the purposes therein
expressed, VIZ TO secure debt due David III.
Boyd, I snail. on Wednesday the 3ist day OF
August. 1881, before the door OF Buyd's laV-
err, IN the Town OF New L indon, IN the couaty
II Campbell, proceed to sell, 10 the highest
bidder. for cash, the following property con
veyed by SAID deed. 10 wit the following
Slaves, Squire, a Blacksmith, John. Black
smith. Jenny. her four children, TO w.t. Mary.
Lucy, Billy, snh Carter. Possom Jack, Jesse,
Peggy aud Kobin.--Also, tue following proper
ty, 20 wit: 8 beds, bedSteads aud furniture, ~
windsor chairs. 2 cows and calf. grey colt,
side board, secretary. large gilt looking
glass, sewn tables. all claims upon the estae OF
James Boyd. deed, Of Tue county of Lancaster,
State Of PennsylVania, which are now due, or
may hereafter acc,ue 10 The SAID George Boyd.
Acting rs Trustee. shall only convey such
title 10 he foregoing property. 10 Is vested III
Tue by SAID deeds.
+. w. RISQUE, Trustee
Aug | tbs