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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS

IL
In the Senate, yesterday Mr. Webster presented 60
veral petitions in favor of the abolition of slavery within
the District OF Columbia. number of memorials in for
o e renewal oil the charter of the United States Bank
were presented MIR. White, from the Committee on In
dian Affairs reported bill establishing the Office of Sunc
lntendent OF Indian Affairs. Mr.. Claws resolution was
taken up and Mr. Dallas spoke two hours and half in its
support when not having concluded, he gave way for
motion to adjourn. ~ 49,
In the House If Representatives. numerous rocnoorio
ana petitions were presented. Mr. Archer from the Com
lee ON Foreign Affairs reported bill TO carry into eC
lect me convention between the United States and France
concluded at Paris on the 1th OF July 1891 MIR Ar
Cher' rom Tie same Committee, reported a bill 10 amend
he ACT Nlng the compensation OF the Ministers and Com
Su's oil INC United states residing on the Bararv coast
ana ior other purposes Mr.. McDufie from fie Commit
ays ana means reported bill making appropra-
os o lndian annues and other similar objects for the
year 1852 Mr. Plummer, from the COMMITTEES ON thc
iuDhc Lands, reported a bill to remove the Land
once from Mount Sas to Jackson, in the State of Mis-
esssPPl mr.. nan, OF North Carolina from the Com
Wuee on Pubc Expenditures, reported bill TO establish
UNIFORM rule for computing the mileage of Members OF
congress Mr. Bdrringer from the Committee on the Mi,
reported bill TO provide eccualy for the national
19pnce' Inc resolution submitted Saturday last by
WI SNu" was modified by the mover and agreed TO- The
fesoiuoh submitted Thursday last by MIR CLAYTON Of
georgia or inc appointment OF Select Com uittce TO ex-
anime mo te affairs OF the Bank of the United States was
Sen up. MT Layton addressed the House in favor of
ue adoption OF the resolution, and was followed b,, Ne
hcDuihe IN opposition thereto When the latter ocnuo
man had concluded, Mr. Patton obtained the oor p, d.
hour heretofore agreed upon for a recess having ovird
nc gave way and the House adjourned TO meet again al
o'clock, p. NJ. 'e'" az
iSUenug SessOD.-The House re-asseubIcd at so,oo
C'ocS On motion OF MIR. johnson OF Kentucky the bill
70 establish certain Post Roads, and to alter and discon
nuo OoS' aud Tor other purposes, was considered in
committee OF the Whole on the Union Numorous
amendments were agreed to- when the Coron,ittoc rs
reported progress, and late hour The House ,d;oJ
Globe, FEB. q.
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IN SENATE
- IN SBNA l y.

Monday, Feb. 81, Observation-Disclosures R,,,
Mr.. webster rose and stated that when he repoed from
inc select Committee, to which referred the bill to
aPPUro e representatives, among the several States ac-
corning 10 inc fb census, he gave notice that on We'd
nesday next ne should call up and move an amendment
thereto IN order that the Senate might previously have
Tered il with motion that it be printed ne NOV.
ed' also mat as constitutional objection had been
urged against the amendment which proposed the
president Washington, when he returned bill in I7o2
mat INC message ofPredcn Washington referred TO- be
printed; also paper showing the apportionment under
he b from the House; and another paper showing the
operation Of the plan proposed by the aendmcnt-aerced
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YER II is believed that the Cherokecs within the limits
of Tennessee would emgratc TO Arkansas. il they could
get Liberal compensation for their land and
and assurance the part OF the government protect
them in the enjoyment of their homes and shield
them from the barbanty of the neghboring trbes.-Hi
tr1SSedn Feb n.
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we are authorized TO say that poll will be held
Tor JOHN PAGE Esq. of the City of WILLIAMSBURG At tho
ensuing election for the Senatorial District composed Of
the counties of Accomack. Northampton El5abetb civ
York, Warwick and the City of Williamsburg. -
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UTWe shall commence in next the Portraits of The
secretary Of Sateand then proceed to those of two Of
bis Colleagues.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pIIT

This bill was takenup in the Senate on Monlay-It
said that Mr. Webster intends to move an amendment al
lowing representation to certain fragments in the States
The following Proceedings of that day are reported in b
Globe
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Uh sunday evening last delegation Of the Cherokee
humans arrived at this place their way TO Washington
CHy We are unacquaincd with the object of tbeir ri
SION tho Il is rumored dat they wish 10 obtain lar,
portion OF territory on ho West side the Misr E
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FOR THE ENQUIRER,
V'd' CT crudoles daniem Salmona ponas,
Demons, qui nimbos OF non imitabiIo rpIm.n
ere OF cornipedum cursu simulorot equoIpm.
10 MIR CLAY

TO MIR. CLAY
SIR-f our remarks to the Senate of the u s. ON the
subject OF Mr. Van Buren's nomination have the raro
merit oil exhibiting in brief space, an admirable speci
men oil your magnanmity adversary, your wisdom as
ana your powers as an orator. And the
sion itself was proptou, use YOU made of il was
iehcous to maintain by proof the great
which your friends so confidently up for you and
was sngniary Fortunate that you had opportunity of
showing IN the broad light your eoqencc your own sn
Peo as secretary oil State TO him whom your country
men have Judged worthy to supersede YOU and while
you proved his unncss TO be foreign Minister 10
make npefy impression" in favor of your claims TO
tne ISh ONCE Tor which you in nomination be-
lore the people OF the u States You cannot refuse 70
me- as one them the right to discuss your preenons as
towards Mr.. Van Buren,; and if any thing in nv reraI
should dlsplease you, beg that you WILL in mitigation of
her oiienAvGness rccollect your own and also a truth
remember o W" "
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-06

VIRGINIA. the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry for The Wmckesler district
April Term, 1890,
Elisha NJ Swift and Leroy o. Swift piiFs
against
Lewis B.,NiIlis in his own right and as admir-
or Richard Swift. deed. Elijah N. Swift,
Elisha Boyd, Philip c. Pendlcton, Alex
andef Cooper, James N. Riddle and Har.
rison Waite, defts.
FEVHIS cause came on TO be heard this 2Sth
81 day of April, 1880, on the bill, answers
of the defendants Elisha Boyd, James y.
Riddle, and Harrison Waite, and was argu-
ed By counsel: on consideration whereof, the
court doth adjufge, order and decree, that
the defendant Lewis b. Willis appear before
one of the commissioners Of this court, and
render an account of his administration of
the estate OF Richard Swift, deed. and the
said commissioner is ordered to state, settle
and report the same, together with any spe-
cial matter which he may deem pertinent, or
either party may require to be specially sta
ted. A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, Clerk
Berkeley Cir, Sup. Court.
Tie Circuit Superior Court
Of Ldto aad Chancery for Berkeley county:
September a2d, 1882.
Elisha M. Swift and Leroy o. Swift, pti6s.
against
Lewis b. Willis in his own right and as adj
ministrator of Richard Swift, decd. and
Elijah n. Swift and others, defts.
IN CH8NCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard this a9d
September, 1881, on motion by the defen-
dant Lewis ID. Willis, by his counsel. to dis,
miss the bill or discharge the order for set
Ting the administration account, which was
oyerruled by the court: and theteupon, on
the notion of the said Lewis b. Willis by his
counsel, he is permitted to file the answer
which is among The papers upon security the
ng given. And the court, giving its opinion
or the regulation of the proceedings before
he commissioner, declares. that il is the
)loil Is duty TO have the account proceeded
n upon such materials as he can procure;
md II The defendant does not render an ac-
count a. the time and place fixed on by the
commissioners by advertisement according to
aw, every presumption will be against bin.
The account formerly ordered is TO be taken.
without prejudice to any other question in the
cause. A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROTIER, c.
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JOHN sTROTHER, G.
December 6, lS32.-faulk.

yIRGINTA:-Hp the Circuit Superior Court
of La,c and Chancery for Berkeley county
DECEMBER RULES, 1882.
Peter Light and John S. Light, executors of
John Light, sen. decd. pitts,
against
James Forman, Edward r Formah, James
Saunders and Priscilla his wife, Elizabeth
Mason. William r. Forman and Stephen
w. Forman, heirs of Joseph Forman,
decd. and others, and John Cross. del1s
IN CHANCERY.
TyHE defendants, Edward r. Forman,
a Stephen w. Forman and John Cross,
not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security. according to the act of assembly
and the rules OF this court; and it appearing
By satisfactory evidence that they are out Of
this Commonwealth, IL is ordered, that the
said defendants do enter their appearance to
this suit, on the first day Of the next term.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith published
in any newspaper within this county, and
continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front
door of the court house of said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.
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1RaCT or LIND

lately owned by BERNARD kephart, decd and
n Nv in the occupancy of the widow; the
whole tract containing Ivy a recent survey
nyade under the same order of court on the
I'd of November. 1882 -l364th acres ~
From this tract the do0er land oil Mrs.
Kephart has been laid off, 10 vii: cleared
lot of "a acres, rood and poles The
p.att OF the survey viii be exhibited at any
time at or before the sale. =,
The tract vii be sold eTciststpe OF mrs
Kephart's dover land, and If the part oil The
tract which ia clear of the dover does not
sell for as much as win pay the amount de
creed TO the complainant, Gen, Boyd, toger
ther with all costs. sc. the commissioners are
so directed, and will at the. same time and
mace proceed TO sell The repegsion ~ The dow
er lands that is the lots as aforesaid, subject
70 her life estate in the same. =, :. !,
The terms Of sale as prescribed oy the ae-
cree are. one third Of the purchase money IN
cash. and the balance in two equal pay ments
of six and twelve months. with interest from
the day OF sale, the purchaser living bonds
and security, and deed OF trust upon Inc
nronerty 10 secure the deferred payments.
DAVID Fl. CONRAD. i
EDMUND z HUNTER,
Commissioners under The decree.
November 81, 1882. 49,
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vTRGtNTA:-En the Circuit Superior Court
Of La,c and Chgcsy for Berkeley colaaty:
December RULES, 1882.
usnrv Myers, sen. prW
against
Jaeob Myers, admir-. with the will annexed
Of John Lemaster, decd. John Gro ;, Ed
ward X. Forman, and the personal repre-
sentative of Joseph FoIman, dec. dsfts.
IN CHANCERY.
ByHE defendants, John Cross, Edward r.
Forman and the the personal represen-
tative of Joseph Forman, deed. not having
entered their appearance and given security,
according 10 the act OF assembly and the
rules of this court; and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that they are ont of this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered, that the said
defendants do enter their appearance 20 this
suit, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and that a |
copy of this order be forthwith published in |
any newspaper within this county, and con- |
tnue1 for two months successfully, and auo- |
Their copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the court house of said county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.
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VfRGiNIAi-Berkeley County Court:
0crosER TSRM, 1894.
Henry Burkhart and Elizabeth his wife. I
late Elizabeth Weaver, pidulii6s,
SIgtsmfBd Showers, Lewis Siusindeffer, !:
John H0Oseman and Catharine his :
wife, late Catharine Weaver, David :
Weayeri Martin Weaver and John { 2
Weaver, children of John Weaver the s
younger, decd. Jacob Pitzer, admir- Of :
Joseph Weaver, decd and Jacob
Weaver, also children Of John Wea-
yer the elder, dec d., defendants
FHVHE defendants. John Houseman and Ca
a tbarine his wife; David Weaver, Mar
Tin Weaver, JOHN Weaver and Jacob Wea,
yer. not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act of assem-
bly,, and the rules of this court. and it APP
pearing TO the court that they arc not iphahi
tants OF the Commonwealth; II is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on the
second monday in December next, aud an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs: and it is fur
Their ordered, that this order be published in
the Martinsburg Gazette and Public Adver-
User, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door oil the Court House Of
said county, a.
A Copy--Teste. t,tt.
- HARRISON WAITE, c. b. c.
10 q.
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COMMIs sloNER,s oFFlCE. }

WaTlmsburg, Dec. 0, I554. )
TIE parties in thc above suit will please
to take notice, that will attend at my Office
in Ma,tinsburg, on Saturday the 5h dag Of
January meet. for the purpose of entering up
on the duties r~4aired by the above orders Of
court, when aud where lLey are also required
to attend, with all the necessary evidence and
vouchers, 10 cnabie me 20 make up the re-
port agrceab.y to the direction OF said OF der
SEANiANS GARARD, Comr.
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JOHN STROTHER, G.
December 6, 1s32.--faulk.

VfRGINIA:-m the Ciecuu Snperio Court
OF Lao and Chancery for Berketey county:
DECEMBER RULES, 1912.
John Briscoe, pW.
John Peter, and others, and Thomas J. Clag
get and Sophia his wife, Eliza Strobe, Ho
ratio Clagget and Mary his wife, Matilda,
Lewis b Honore, Richard, John and Ann
Martin and Thomas r. Lemon, detts
IN CHANCERY.
FEsIiE defendants, Thomas Clagget and
A Sophia his wife, Eliza Strobe, Horatio
Ci4gset and Mary his wife, Matilda, Lewis
B., Hbnore, Richard, John and Ann Martin.
not having entered their appearance and
gwen security, according to the. act of as
sembly and the rules Of this court; and it alp
nearing by satisfactory evidence that they
arc out Of this Commonwealth; il is ordered,
that the said defendants do enter their appear
ance to this suit on the irst day Of. The next
term. and answer the bill Of the plaintiii: and
that a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed in any newspaper within this connty, and
continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door
Of the court house of said county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
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Blackford's Castings.

WYE have just received from the furnace
w of Benjamin Blackboard s. Son an as
sortment of CASTINGS. consisting of Net
Ties, Pois, 0reas, Griddies. Dog lro,.s. La
ira Lids, sc. sc. Said to be Superior ia
any Castings, ever offefd for sale in this
county.
HoGMIRE & BOYD.
Oct. 95, 1892.
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COMMISSION ER's OFFICE, .

,NarhnsLlrg. Dec 6, 1857.
FESHE parties 10 the above suit will please
e. to take notice that will attend at my
Office in MartinsbuTg, on Wednesday the
10Th day of January next, for the purpose Of
catering upon the duties required by the a
bovo order. where they will also attend, with
all the vouchers and evidence necessary to
enable me TO make up the report in this cause.
SEAAIANS GARARD, Com'r.
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UM.1.. BOAk, has the pleasure of an,
w nouncing TO his friends, the wonderful
luck that still continues 10 crown his Office,
since he commenced the business Of Lottery
Vender. lie has received the drawing Of tho
9th Class, Western Virginia Lottery, at
Winchester, and, Snds that he has sold to
Dir. john MAYERs, of this county, the luckey
No OF 1875. the Geand CAPITAL PRIZE
Of 900. He sold in the same Class, No.
lS74s. prize Of 5000. No. 207e9, prize
oil 500 He likewise sold in the 10th Class,
Virginia State Lott cry, drawn al Leesburg.
Va. No. 1915. a whole ticket of $500, and
many oil $50, $40, &c. &c In addition to
which, he has sold within few months back
a prize of $1,000, prizes OF 5000, each 5000,
500, SC SC. &c He can, therefore, withou,
fiattery, advise his friends 10 call and exam
inc his extensive assortment of tickets, in al
the above mentioned schemes, which he al
ways keeps on hand, by the package, single
tickets, or shares All orders enclosing frt M
a distance, the cash, or prize tickets. will he
pnnctually a NE TO, and thankfully receiv.
ed by WIN. l.. BOAk,
Daiksvillc, Berkeley county, Va
Dec q. 1889
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Valuable Land.

Under the authority Of a decretal order
a. OF. The CIRCUIT Superior Court OF Law
and Chsncery for Berkeley county at the Sep
ten,ber term last, past. rendered ~ iha case
of Elisha Boyd vs.. Bernard Elephants heirs;
the satscFsbeTs as commissioners named 10
The SAID decree. will offer for sale, on Mon
day the l4th day Of January nert, beng the
first day of January term, 1883 before me
Court House door 10 the town oil Martins
burg, the ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-06

Old Port, Lisbon and Malaga WINES;
French Brandy, year old Apple Brandy;
~ f.. Rum; Strong Cider Vinegar;
Flax Seed Oil; superior Rifle s. Rock powder
Cast Steel Coffee Mills, Sener's Axes,
|sehnson Price s Co.'S Broad and Hand Axes;
kip. do. Drawing Knives s. hatehets;
CHAINS Drawing and Rounding Knives
do. Coopers' Axes and Adzes;
yAagers, Chisels, Saws, Braces with bits;
sheet and Strap Iron, Shoyels s. longs &c
For sale at the Store of
". II. COMPTON.
aIar,nsburg. Nov 90. l832.-4t
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Capital Prize $4,000.
SCHEME:

4l0I2 prizes amounting 10 10,
10000 Tickets. Price of tickets Sc.
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Nctc Fall and Winter
GOCDSa
Hogra1ire Z. Boyd

81 FL very. general assortment Of Fall and
Jpinisr Goods, which they are determined to
sell on the best ferns. and requests their old
customers to call and eAamine:-their stock
consists of ~
Super and com. blue, black, brown, olive g.
mix'd Cloths
Super and com. Cassimeres and Cassinetts,
Rose, point aud dufieii blankets,
Red, yellow, scarlet aud white Aannels
Black and col. Merino cloths and circassians
Black bombazetis and bombazlnes
Green and crimson moTeens, green frieze
Green barrage, green floor cloth
Black s. scarlet merlno long & square shawis
Sevansdowp, Valencia and silk vesting
Black and eol'd worsted hose and half hose
Fancy cord and beaverteens, padding
Fancy handkerchiefs. lace wells ~
Bandanna, poDgee, flag and cotton hdkls
Black silk handkerchieis and .crayats
Black Italian lutestring and Gro dc Swiss
Pink, green and white iiorences; poDgees
Black and white bobbinett footing
Swiss, muslin and fancy cravats, stocks,
Black and white silk hose and half hose
Swiss, book, jact.onet and cambria maslins
Black. and coioured cambria. 49,
Thread and babbinett lacessrand edgings
Cambria, furniture and common dimity
Cabcoes, chintz & ginghams, Canton flannel:
Irish linen, linen cambria & linen cam. hdkis
Ribbons, beltings, gloves and braids
Suspenders, Dunstable hornets
Foundation muslin, fine shirting, &c. &c.
With a general assortment Of Has d,o0ye
Queens aud Glass ,care, Pausts, Dye Stuff
and Stationery. -
Martinsburg, Nov. |. 1882.
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TEsHE parties inter ested in the above suit
will please to take notice that will at
tend at my Office in Marinsbnrs on Monday
the 18th day Of December next, where Il y
are also reo,ired to attend with, all the ne,
cessary evidence and vcachers TO enable me
to make up the report required by the above
order, SEAMANS GAkAkD, Com
November %, 1882. ~ ~
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tae Circuit Superior Court
OF Lo,o and Chaneery for BerSeieg county,
SEpIEnBLR 24ih, 1882.
Martin YouniZ, plaintiff, -
against
William Long anu 4aeob, Viewer, execu :
tors If Henry Miller, deceased, Jacob :
Schoppert admaa'r. of Henry Deahl, 9
decd, George Deahl, William ueabl :
aud David DeahI, defendants I =
BIT is further Ge-ed,and deereed, that the
FL defendant Jacob Schoppert, admir-. of
Henry Deahl, deed do settle his administra
ton account before Master Commissioners
GararL, who is directed to examine, state
aud settle the same, and report TO the next
Court, with any matters specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself or which may
be req iised by the parties 70 be specially
slated. A Copy--Ieste,
John STROTHER. c.
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ar OSf on Monday the 10Th inst. between.
ia Winchester and Martnsburg. a Lo,ido,
Sitper Watch, cream colored face, gold hands,
steel second hand gint chrystal; the back is
carved or stamped, and opens to wind; in il
is perpetual calendar by II Lloyd, Todds-
vile. N. Y. Any person finding said watch
aud leaving it with the Editor Of this paper
shall I've handsomely rewarded.
November ~. 1892
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December 6, l8S2.-ber.

ViRGlNlA:-M The Greet Superior court
Of La,o and Chancery for Berkeley county:
September 24lh, 1852.
Archibald Sheerer and Mary Sheerer, PUTS.
.. against
John Gregg, admir-. Of Rachel Sheeter, and
of Thomas Sheerer, decd. and guardian
for the children of said deceased, and
others. =. defts.
IN CHANCERY.
TEVHIS cause came on to be heard upon the
Il bill, answer, exhibits aud was argued
BY counsel: whereupon the court being OF
opinion, that the account as settled by tae
commissioners of the county court, SO lar as
some has been made already, not being sur
charged and faisifed, is correct as far as 1t
goes, and TO be the basis of any settlement
Of the administration account: 1t is however
adjudged, ordered and decFeed, that Master
Commissioners GARARD do take supplement
tai account to controvert the statement IN the
answer as to the two slaves, and such pro
perry as was received by the administrator
and not accounted for-apd hc IS further I'll
rected to settle and state the guardianship ac-
count Of the said John Gregg. wherein the
first charge against the guardian must be-
whatever balance appears due from HIM as
administrator, stating all such matters speci-
ally deemed pertinent by himself, or which
the parties may require 10 be so stated: and
make report thereof TO the court IN order 10
final decree.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
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pTTRIIC SALE

UETILL be sold at The residence OF ths
w subscriber in Frederick county, Va
or, Saturday the sih q December neal, ten or
twelve valuable work horses, amongst winch
are several brood mares; SIX or eight eohs,4
two Of which are mules, iirs' ia'e, apostf
eighty hogs. and about three hundred barrels
ofcorn. 70 he delivered at the heap. A cred7i
Il Of nire months will lie given, the pureha-
ser swing bond with approved secui'y,
Nov 3. 1882. GRIFFIN TAYLOR :