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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08
PROPERTY AT AUCTION

/ VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION On
Tuesday the 10Th inst, will sell, public auction
he following very valuable property belonging TO the Is
tate OF the late James Govan, viz
ihe . story Brick Building and appurtenances thereto
attached, on + or Main Street. the Union Hotel now
in the occupancy of Henry Clarke The House is about
y feet front Street. the Lot extends back about
IT'S feet.
Also, two Lots adjoining the above property between i,
and that OF the late John Clarke, each containing about 20
feet on Street and extending back about IT'S feet These
are very finely situated Lots for building on, and are
amongst the most desirable in that part of the city.
a Lot on Cary or ID Street on which s erec,c an
ensivc Brick Building, &c. intended for the purpose of
Tobacco Mandatory. Said Lot fronts on Cary or
Street, about 60 feet and extends back about 40 feet 10
alley.
Also Lot adjoining the above with Wooden Tcnc.
ment thereon, fronting Cary Street, about I07
Feet Ito the OF Dock 18th StrecO understanding
on said Dock Street, about14O feet TO alley.
Also four Lots Nos 49, 3d. IL and ~, in DuvaIl's add-
ton 10 the city.
Two Lots (each half acre. Nos GIG and 657 at the cor
ner OF and I'd Streets, adjoining the property of b. w
Leigh Esq, in the occupancy of Col Lambert near
Mr.. T. j. Chcvallics residence. These Lots make
halt the square, and command elegant and extensive
view oil the River, the Falls Plantation, SC.
Two Lots adjoining Nos 100 and 1913 in r. Young's
Plat OF the city, in the neghbouhood of the Bloody Run
SPRING formerly the property of VIM. Marshall and Geo.
Nicholson, decd
The Lot No. coo on II Street, (Shocko- Hn0 about
40 feet in front, and extending back about 40 feet On
this Lot isa good two story Brick Buildr with the ne
cessary out Houses in excellent ORDER now occupied bv
NJ Howell and is fine stand Tor Grocery other bust
ness.
Terms-6, Il and Is months credit the first note 10 be
satisfactorily endorsed Deeds of Trus, ON the
perry F
mentioned Lot and continue from day to day. when fair
at the same hour till all the property is sold.
JAMES GOYAN, Ex'ors of
EDWARD GOVAN, JAS. Govan.
ARCHD. GOVAN, ) decd
~ Sales to be conducted by DAvENpoRr ALLEN s.
Co. and ExUM S. HUBBARD, Aucts. June .. [S-tdsl
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II AND FOR SALE.-The subscribers wishing to dis
n pose OF his land in Virginia. and remove the West
ern country, offers fer sale, by private contract the fol-
lowing lands: the tract which he resides the coun-
~ OF Louisa, and the North Anna river nine miles
north OF louisa Courthouse containing by estimation
454 IL acres Ii is obvious that this affords many
and great advantages en;erpng man. 1t has on it,
several good dwelling houses store, lanyard and shops
for mechanicsa OF which at present. rented good
prices. There is good merchant mill Immediately at the
place, which offered for sale 1t is believed that
few situations afford important advantages for the
establishment and support OF mandatory.
Also, tract of land, lying nearly the North Anna
river, about six miles distant from the above
tanning $50 with about 10 of fresh cleared
land the balance in timber, and very saw MILL
which furnishes great quantity OF plank the village
Orange courthouse, miles distant.
Also, one other tract adjoining the last mentioned
tanning 33I acres, all in timber.
Also, part of undivided tract of 22O0 acres,
lying intle eouNy OF Tyler, within l2 miles of the
courthouse. AS this last mentioned land lies remote
from me, would sell it at a considerable sacrifice For
terms. and further particulars, apply 10
JAMES II. ELLIS.
N. B. would receive young negroes in exchange for
the above land
Eisville, June s. 9-Iafu"
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m AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers for sale
III his iarm in the end of CnmheranL

AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber oilers for sale
IL his farm in the upper end of Cumberland, containing
40 acres. The dwelling, neatly enclosed is two story
building with wing, having two rooms and chamber
the lower floor, and four the second oor
The out-houses consist of medical shop Kitchen aun-
dry, smoke house. dairy carriage house, stable, large
shielded granary, tobacco barns and negro cabins The
garden containing of ground is rich and hand
somely paled. Also young bearing orchard of select
fruit, viz: apple, peach plum, Sc The soil il adapted
the culture of tobacco and grain well and wood
ed, situated in healthy, wealthy and intelligent neigh
borhood, mile from the AppomattoX, three miles from
Farmve, and within short distance OF several manu-
featuring mills.
Also another tract of 20 IL of forest land lying
on the East side OF the public road leading to Richmond
mile below Ranes' tavern. IL the above property
should not be sold privately, il will be advertised and Of
fered publicly the LIST October next together with the
growing crop, stock of all kinds plantation utensils house
hold and kitchen furniture, several hundred vols med
cal and MS. Books, shop furniture, medicine, sc.
WILLIAM B. SMITH
Shady Grove, June 8. 9-w6w
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FINOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE-I yvieh 10 sell
H my property in this placc-wih some fifty acres of
lahu ADJOINING This property has been lately much m-
proved, the house very convenient ono and fitted nm
Tor tavern, with Office, kitchen, servants corn ice and
stable houses, and an excellent well; portion of the
land has been highly improved, and has clover and
meadow lots aud very promising crop of wheat Also
another Io containing an acre Of ground, with conve-
ment DWELLING house dairy and well and few fruit trees
Also two-thir,S of large wcIl-built tam ward
great bargain will be sold in ALL any part of the
above property for cash. long credit as the subscriber
proposes 10 so into the country; he will for term
of years. GEO NJ PAVNL,
New Canton, May 10 2-w5,v
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FHIO JOIn W. BiacEiceI, and TTIiiaB & Bdvy,hara,
n guardians for the orphans OF John Baynhan dec
Not being inhabitants of this State you vii please take
The store house of Thomas Easley county of Hall
fax aud State OF Virginia, proceed 10 take the Dispositions
Of Harwel Gresham and Others to be read evidence
Ia suit now depending in said County Court Of Chance
ry-and shall continue take the Dispositions from day 10
day (Sunday cxcepte) until the be ni,hed-wiere
You and others are plaintiffs, and defendant Mt which
pne and place you may attend it you think proper.
JOS. G. +. BAYNIGAM, Admir-
of William Baymham, decd
June 8. 0--,glyys
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? HNltE Trustees Of Hampton Sydney College notify.
July next, meeting will be held 10 elect A steward
whose duties will commence in October--Persons de-
Nrons o. il'lng that Office. invited 10 ancpd.
tfTlr.rr.-F
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May %.

HTLUVANNN LAND AND CITY LOTS.-The
IA subscriber offers for SAFE Tract of Land, lying on
the kyanna River in the county Of Fluvanna, containing
l,62l acres, about 90 miles above Richmond, below
Charlottesville, in the immediate vicinity OF Bcrnarsburg
and Union Mills small portion Of The land lying and
near the river cleared and prepared for cultivation; the
residue IS heavily covered with the best Pine and i"ite
Oak timber Tie situation is healthy, the well
'eTed ana the soil adapted to the growth of Corn, Wheat
and IobaccO-Ihcre three four saw mills in the
Immediate ncighbourhood, 10 which the timber can he
hauled over gond read aud the improvements i'm
Tie Navigation of The Rvanna River have rendered the IA
cies Of conveying the timber 10 Richmond or Charottcs
vile very great The will he divided into two or
moro parcels, If purchasers desire IL.
Also, IL Is lots in this city, living on the Dock in
Adams Valley, and OIL Richmond Hill.
AIso tle whole part OF my undivided interest in the
estae OF Col. Richard Adams deceased
Persons wishing TO purchase, apply me in this CT
iy, until the 10Th Of July After that time applca-
ton can be made TO my brother, (R H. Adans) in This
CITY, or by letters addressed to me- ct Tallahassee Flor-
da JOHN I ADAMS
June 8. sic
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NOTlCE.-A persons having any claims against the
! = late Mrs. Mary Randolph of Amelia county Yir-
gnia due, either by bonds, notes, open accounts or
otherwise are earnestly requested present them pro-
Pery authenticated, without delay the undersigned for
Adjustment IN order that the necessary arrangements
may be made for their speedy payment; and ali nerson
indebted TO the said estate solicited to come forward
and make immediate payment. The administrator being
DESTROYS TO close his administration the end of the d, q
sent year, 1892 in order that the personal estate which
shall come into his hands may be divided between the
heirs and distributes OF tie said Mrs Mary R,ndolh
decd. WILLIAM EGGLESTON
,dtm'or Of .Hary Rn,dolph decd
Amelia County Mays s. Il7-Gw
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VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for sale that yaIuoblc
farm lying on both sides of the Ponunky river in the
from 1000 to 1900 acres In point of locality and fr,;
o soil this iam is excccd by but few in Eastern Viz
ginid II lies miles from Hanover Town from : to
b from Hanover Courthouse, II from Richmond and in
neghorhood OF the most respectable and genie c society
The SOIL IS well adapted 10 the culture of The staue com
moilcs, such as corn wheat, cotton &c.-fhe fields
well arranged and well supplied with an abundance of
timber and water and the whole tract almost an unbroken
level The Improvements, situated an cninencc on the
Ning william sile, consist OF commolious dwelling
house, sufficient for the accommodation of llrpe CamiIJ
with oil the necessary outOuscs necessary for an exten
slVe lrm1he subscriber invites those disposed 10 plr
chase 70 view the rm aud make their COMMUNICATIONS 10
him by letter or Otherwise at Tappahonuoc Essex coun
~, va, ana they will meet wit|I prompt attention
should not this farm bc privately disposed of sooner il
VIII without reserve, the Both day OF August nc xt mr.
on the next fair day thcreae be offered at public sale on
the premises. JOHN W HOONfES
TaPpahannock, Nav Och. 2-wi3Oil, Nuo
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= virtue OF deed of trust from George Claiborne
N and John ID. Claiborne the subscriber as trustee
Tor the benefit OF VIM. Amistcad and Francis Rowe to
elect certain purposes therein expressed and which deed
bears date on the l2th day OF July 1881 and is of record
In The clerks Office OF the county of King William
shall proceed TO sell, at King William Court house Tor
cash. on Monday the 25lh of June, that being King Will
liam court day, the following slaves Dxcn, Fanny Mol
ly, Elsey, Davy, Esther, William, Phil and Mary, and
the increase i any of the said females since the 18th of
July, 1881 These slaves likely and valuable and
worthy OF the attention of purchasers The subscriber
will convey such title only vested in him as trustee
by virtue of the above recited deed is believed how
ever, to be indispuable. SHERWIN MCRAE,
June5. TS-6tSl Trustee
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nRYDEN AND HUNT, MERCHANT TA1LoRs
b y No. ., &idrpe ST., BaItimore.-would respectful.
" announce to their friends in Virginia, and tie public
generally That they have received their supply Of SpRtNG
AND SUNtMER GooDs, in their greatest yarictesparty
as loIio"s' w. Extra super blue and black Cloths
Fcnch ana English; super fashionable olive brown and
mulberry Cloths Of various shades with general ,ssor,
ment Of CassnereS, Vesings &C. &c. All Of which they
WIZ make TO order, in tho fashionable style and at
INC shortest notice, and on the reasonable terms "a
liberal discount Tor CASH.
D. ~ Hunt intends visiting his native place about The
aef part OF June, and from the very liberal patronage VIC
nave received from that section Of the country viii take
occasion 10 have himself provided with card Of patterns
OF C'os Cassimeres, and Yesngs, and variety OF new
style goods Tor summer wear and will be happy to take
measure and receive orders from such If their friends
wish 10 get their clothes IN the city Of Baltimore; and that
nc may the better accommodate them, will attend ut the
court OF Lancaster and it possible, the Court Of Norhum
bcrand ~ their June terms
May %. B-,v4v
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~ OIlCE.-There win be sold at Tho Tavern OF Win.
~. Fitch in tho town OF Charlottesville, on Friday
hc 22d day Of June next land should that be bad dsy.
men on the next good day thereafter Sunday excepted
'U INC shares Of stock in tho Ryanna Navigation C6mpq.
ny hcd by persons who have not paid the ull amount Of
c'' made on sail shares, amounting thirty dollars on
oaeh 'aAfe by order or iba Dosrd 81 Directors
DANIEL J.. CARR. Trsasuyty,
E"arr4 HoefE7E5a C3n8anv
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Al parcels aud baggage at the risk of the owner.
May p. It'll JAMES w JEFFREYS

AZ Z 50 REWARD will be given for NY negro girl
W n - FANNY; about fourteen fifteen years Of
teeth apt 10 smile when spoken o-I have every obt 10
believe that the said girl is harbourcd in Richmond or the
Wc'miy oil That city. BENJAMIN ROPER
Near The Long Bridges
O"Hlc5 tiy County May 70. 6-w3ts
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May %.


ETLkWooD ESrATE.-The Proprietor of the Elk
wood estate in the county of CuPeper, informs the
public that that desirable property will be put up AT pub
lie auction, Wednesday the lst day OF August next on
the premises unless an eligible offer is in the meantime
made Tor the same by private contract. For particulars
he begs TO refer 10 his advertisement of last year ANY
gentleman wishing for further niornaon may obtain the
same by addressing line TO John Browning at the Post
Olhce, Stevensburg, Culpeper county, Virginia
The estate consists OF 1891 acres, thercabout living
compact with Mansion House in the centre in good re-
pair and substantial barns aud outbudngs of every de-
scrpuon, at convenient distance from the Dwelling
stream runs through the estate which are one or
two mill sites. The property is bounded on one side by
the river Rappahannock and extensive bottom of low
grounds without marsh stagnant water OF many hun
dred The open lands in cultivation are nearly all
on level and consist, in general, of rich oams liable
towash or wear. large breadth is in clover, and ii is
among the best grazing land in the State Distance from
Washington City GO miles, aud 80 miles from Fredericks
burg.
The Editors of the Wing, the Winchester Republican.
the National lntegence and the Fredericksburg Politi-
cal Arena, will insert the same, in May the LIST and
18th weeks in June, and the End and Sd weeks in JULY
May 8. Ill7-5t-t20thJulyl J. BROW MING
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AOTlCE-By virtue OF the last Will and Testament
L V OF Samuel Nuckols, deceased, the subscriber will
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder the premises on
Thursday the Goth day of July next if fair if not the
next fair day. all the estate of said deceen both and
PERSONAL on the following terms, 10 wit: the land which
and contains about 400 acres, third of the purchase
money to be paid III cash, and the balance two equal
annual payments approved personal security and a
deed IN trust on the land to the payments
The personal estate, consisting of six likely young negroes
hold, &c on the following terms, to w six months Gre
dit orl sums above five dollars bonds with approved Sc.
cuy Tor i've dollars and under cash will be required b
NATHANIEL NUCKOLS Admir- de bonis non
An persons having claims against the request
ed TO bring them forward that due arrangements NAV be
made Tor secmcnt all persons indebted the estate arc
requested TO forward and make immediate payment
May % T6-wSw~l N
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u AND FOR SALE ON a LONG CREDIT.-The
II subscriber, determined TO remove to the Western
country offers for SALE by private contract, credit
from TO thirteen years. the residue OF his land Lou
county, conssngof the which he resides ly
Ing the waters Of Hickory creek, and within miles
OF Eliisvie, containing about4l The situation of
this land renders truly desirabeto professional cha
racter il is situated the main cang Louisa
TO Orange courthouse, miles north OF the former
and fourteen south of the latter healthy respectable
and heky settled neighhourhood: particular de-
scrpon of the land is deemed unnecessary pre-
sumed no person would purchase without first viewing the
premises.
Also, lot of 25 the North Anna river adioin-
ing Mrs. Frances Quarles. WILLIAM ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

q NO-PARTNERSHlP.-Thc subscribers under the
" style of Richard Barton HarcH and Companv
viii commence business the first day of June ensuing
That large milling establishment which has lust com
peled III the best manner by the firm of Philip axall
and Co (eniitled the COLUMBIAN MILLs) will be con-
Quoted by them the most extensive scale for the manu-
facture of city .lEH Flour.
They solicit their friends, and the friends of Philip Hax-
all and Co., 10 call and afford them an opportunity TO pu
chase their crops of wheat and corn.
WILLIAM HAXALI
r. BARTON HAXALL
Richmond, May 25. 5-tistIul
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M EW ARIA NGEMENT-.R Ocnoke Line nj ri.
/ y ioeehy splendid Red Coaches-From Danvlic. via
narrenon aud Petersburg 10 Richmond in 80 hours This
Line oil Mail Coaches, will leave Ddnvic every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings ai O'Clock A. NJ; and
arrive at WarenIon 10y 10 o'clock p. NJ, leave Richmond
VIA Petersburg every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings and arrive oxford G. ncxtdav by o'clock
r. NJ; leave Oxford every Wednesday, Friday and Sun.
day mornings at o'clock, q. NJ. and arrive in Milton by
O'Clock y. NJ; and in DanvIle by o'clock, p. NJ
Passengers travelling South can take the South eslcrn
line at Milton, or the Piedmont line at DanyilIc which
departs ooHt next mornings from Ddnvle after the ar
rival OF the Roanoke Line. Passengers travelling South
WIZ ma no difficulty in obtaining in either OF the
above lines, on their arrival at Milton or Danville
he Proprietor has made considerable nprovcu,rns on
this line, aud has placed the best Of Northern
nc Proprietor has no hesitation in stating that his
Of horses unrvalled in the Union as tcy arc Of the
nest Kind and perfectly gcneMs drivers are skillul
ana sobor-Ihe Proprietor pledges himself that he will
Afford every accommodation and facility 10 all those ar
may FAVOR him with their patronage. Additional improve
nch and greater expedition given as soon as the Rail
Road is completed 10 the Roanoke
Passage fr0m DoHUUe 10 U,a,renton s.
Al parcels aud baggage at the risk of the owner
May p. It'll JAMES w JEFFREYS
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Qf.tr. .hcLsHe's Tarig Bin.
LIST. UO0i, value whence export
ed not exceeding 10 cts. per 10. 5
per ct. al val. Exceeding 10 cts,
20 per CT. al val. Wool Oh the skin
to be estimatcd ~ other wool.
2l. MaHudeiares oflnool, value
not exceeding so cts. 50. yd. 10
per CT. Hd vsl.: woratcd stuffs,
worsted and woollvn yarn % p1r
Ct: nits, gloves, bindings, blank
OTIS, hosiery, cerpsts AMI carpet
ing % pet Ct: iialnols, baizes and
NIL other manufactures OF wool 30
per Ct: clothing 50 Per CT.
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~ > EPLN.-The foregoing advertisement of Thos L.
Ee Waggaman is inserted with the design of fore
ing TO pay money owing. Ii is true that in 1912
equally true that then paid it according to his d
rectons-and never has any application been to me
Tor the money, until within rery fer years back Mr.
"aggaman communicated with Lawyers in Washington
county, (my place of resdence enforce this payment
They have been so well satisfied that there was no us
nce in the demand that they declined having any thing
do with the subject-In 1920, Mr.. Waggaman (eirht
years after the money coected took the oath of am in
solvent debtor in Henrco county, and rendered schedule
an attesod copy of which have before me- and in
which no mention is made of this claim; which schedule
oil his "whole estate before two Justices of
the peace Is it not fair to presume that Mr. Wagganan
then considered this debt settled; and it was so
derstood between the parties? When, however, shall be
called to answer this fraudulent effort before the proper
tribunal, shall have difficulty in meeting it-I5ut TO
pay money which do not owe through fear of any an
pretended public odum, which such an advertisement is
calculated TO create with those unacquaned with the char
acter OF the author, cannot consent.
June l. [7-ti] PETER MAYO.
IN OIlCE--The subscribers, trustees for the creditors
l OF Messrs. BELT s SHEPPARD, have appointed
John Marshall Sheppard agent, TO collect all debts
due TO the said firm of Belt & Sheppard To which said
agent II Is earnestly requested, that all persons indebted
by bond, note, open account will make immediate
ment. John .IGrShaH Sheppard man generallv be
found at The store of II. s j. s. james & ca.
BEN. SHEPPARD,
JOHN n. GORDON,
FLEMING JAMES,
l j
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4th. Floor Cloths, printed or
painted 10 cents so. yi. Other
kinds dag mating 81 por ct.
lclusive, embracing duties on Iron,
18th. Manufactured Hemp, so
per ton. Sail duck 10 cts. 50. yd.
Cotton baggin. 3 l-2 cts. 50. ID.
18th. Sis manufactured, from
beyond Cape of Hope - per ct.
An other - per cent.
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M,y s-ve5
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N. B. would receive young negroes in exchange 70
the above land.
EIsve, June g. 9-Iafits
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0j'Sales to be conducted by DAVENPORT, ALLEN
Co. and ExUAI S. HunBARp. Amcis. Jnne 8 LS-tls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02

ySTHSREAS Johanna Doroihea.latoineite Hizinger
w nov At Brunswick, in Germany, wife to Ge0rg
Goifred Hs'Singer aud daughter TO the brewer ffuh.
hHs has presented To the Court Of ilam5uFsh, in Ger
En'y through her Attorney, Charles Ism Asher,
L.. l. ID an humble petitI,n she wing
That her husband, The >ai GeurS Gpttfricd ,iz,n
ger had. after their 'n'rri'ge settled With her Ham.
burg ~ 'i'e year 1916 but SD soon the month OF Nu
gust lSl7. had c!aneStIncly leh her and their infant
>'R a"d gone 10 Am 'rics; THAI he hal written only
once ~ the date of Februar, 10TH 1918, from bum.
hes IN The STATE at Virginia. but that since that period
she lac" no, received ANY further news from him, nor
had any vi her letters and applications been answered.
hiatt Wa, necessary f,r her to settle her family
ars. and put end to the >tte Of uac-rtsinty she
hd hitherto lived in and that therefore she hum5ly
Qryed-s
Ihe ,Icnorsbe Court mghs please to direct her said
husoan 10 sppStr fixed term bsfore the same,
oner to tor has malicious deseItion and in
ofls na, appearing, declare the matrimonial tie be-
tween their petitioner and her here husband to be
d''S'ved, giving leave, the time, in that event.
u petitioner, 10 contract another matrimony, il
Ssr,ea,lt:-
ihe Court Of IlSnbarg has fI " agreed to this pet,
'.', AMI prefxrd tn S0th of Apri 1852, as perenp
- tenn urths appearance ofthe said Georg Goufried
itiI"ser, 1t wh'ch pubic notice IS hereby given,
through tue sf'ra'aid Attorney.
Hamburg, Jsae 29ti, 1851
.NzAAN