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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-25

Just Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
". II. THOMPSON 4. co.
yTAVEreceived, by the schooner Washington, and
IL other arrivals additional supply of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super : 8 and 4 4 Irish linens
Irish and Russia sheetings
ga, 3D., and 10 Irish table diapers
"a and 10 damask do
Birdseye and Russia do
S s and 4 lawns and crash
French and English ulsins
Ginghams and calicoes, great variety
Grape and gauze handkerchefs
Grape and Hermann shawls
Linen cambria handkerchefs, some very fine
po,s.. Ia 49,
Silk Camblets, prinoettas. and Broche'lcs
variety of Stripes for boys
Brown linens Also,
Brown and bleached domestics, shirtngs, and
sheetings
Checks, tickings
penten,iary stripes and plsds
Burlaps, oznaburgs and tcklenburgs
All of which are offered for sale by the piece OF
ward. upon the most favorable terms. aprzo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-25

Fresh Teas, &c.
WILLIAM FOWLE & co. haze tor SAFE,
~ CHESTS Young Tyson Teas, OF .he Ne spt"a
4 y Is haifdo Gunpowder Cset's cargo, imported
20 do do Imperial the last n'oh'h'
20 hhds St. croix and N Orleans Sugars
Is boxes brown Havana
Is hhds superior retailing mo!asses
% hhds N. F.. rum
March g Co.'s LONDON Particular, Sicily and IT
CO Madeira, I.eoville and aedoc Ciaret'
sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
50 do cotton ravens do
60 coil. Manila coriage
90 boxes iiayana segars of extra quality
700 casks nails assorted sizes
so bills mess and prime beef
50 do prime pork
a., 40 do do No. No. : Macterel june7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
Williamsburg, Jan. 18Th, 1892.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

FENHE Subscriber has received supply of tho follow
ID ing Garden Seeds, which he can recommend as
fresh and good. All persons wishing to obtain such,
invited to call at his store the Mansion-house.
CHARLES GODDARD.
Asparagus.
Beet-Long Blood, Early Turnip Blood. Yellow Tur-
nip.
Beans-Yellow Weeks, Small Lima, Early China,
Bush
Brocoli--Purple Cape q
Cabbagc--Early YORK, Early Sugar-loaf Red Dutch,
Flat Dutch Great Drumhead, Large York. Green
Globe Savoy Yellow Savoy.
Carrot--Long Orange, Lemon, Atringham.
Cclery--Wh itc Solid, Rose Colored.
Cress-Curlcd.
Cucumber-Early Frame. Long Crson.
Cauihower-Early.
Endive or Succory
Egg Plant--Purple
kail-Green Curled, Scotch
Letuce-Early Rose, Brown Dutch. Ice Coss. I'm
perial.
Melon-Citron, Canelope
Mangel Wurtzel.
Nas,urtium.
Onon-Red, White, Portugal. Madeira.
Parsnip-Large Dutch.
Parsey-Double
Pepper-Squash, Cayenne
Pepper-Grass.
Pumpkin-Yeow.
Peas-Early May. Early Weeks, DwarfJune. Mar
rowiat.
Radish-Long Scarlet. Scarlet Turnip.
Ruta Baga.
sasfy-or Vegetable Oyster.
SimbIin-Early Bunch.
Spinach--Round.
Turnip-DifIeront kinds.
Jan. 26. S12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
Five Hundred Pounds Reward.

ANHEREAS THOMAS GLEW, Collecting Clerk in
w service OF Messrs. Robars, Curtis s. CO. London
has failed to return TO his employers with the following
of Bank Notes. which he received in the ordnarY
discharge OF his trust confded to him on Saturday, the
Bird OF September inst and has disappeared absconed
with the same; and also with quantity of Sovercigns
Whoever will apprehend cause to be appehended
the said Thomas Gcw, will make such discovery as
Will lead TO his apprehension and the recovery the pro-
perty stolen, shall receive reward OF Five Hundred
Pounds sterng or in that proportion for such
may be recovered upon application to FISH, GRIN
NELL s. Co. 131 Front st. New York
The said Thomas Gcw dressed in dark frock coat
with striped plaid trousers and Wellington boots; is about
feet IL inches in height rather stout and quick and
upright III his walk Has small head with little scar
the forehead, light brown hair combed flat on the left
de and bushy about the Whskers othc same color
eyes light and with peculiar heavy and sleepy express
sion about them The rather large, with wide nos
is and little turned up. Hands large and feet rather
broad The voice thick, and when elevated becomes
dscordant and cracked Full eshy lips and features
inc complexion very sallow having altogether heavy
IL mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

e. HERlFF'S SALE OF LANDRY virtue of n de-
~ cree pronounced by the County Court of Gloucester
in Cancey, sitting at May Term, 1891 in the case of
William Jones, ct al, Trustees of the Gloucester Charity
he s"i ~'',;''' :s@i"st Mann Page, Dafendant-W
Court house. honddy, the 9th day Of February merit
being Court day. a TRACT OF LAND, lying in said
County, called Lowland Cottage, estimated 10 contain
Five Hundred Acres, except much Of said Tract of
Land shall be allotted TO Mrs Martha Jones lin dower
This Tract of Land lies directly Ware river for
fertility of soil and certainty of product surpassed by
estate in the neighbouood 1t is situated Immediately
in the most desirable ncighbourhood in the County for
navigation and all other advantages derived from the
river Fish and oysters of the best kind taken within
one hundred yards of the door.
MAT. w. KEMP, d. S.
Jan. 7. [73-13t-l Ter VIM. G.. Watt, S. G. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
Office IF The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
AsHtSuToN Ian q 1890

WASHINGTON, Jan. o, 1892.
EDROPOSALS will be received at this Office as fol-
I'll lows
1s For the construction OF a Dam across the Potomac
River "arpers Ferry and for the construction Of
a Stone Aqueduct Caociin Creek, until the 3lst
day of January instant.
ID. For the excavation, enbankment, and waing Of
twelve miles of Canal extending from the 84h section Of
the Canal near to the Poin Of Rocks TO Harpcrs ferry
in sections Of about half mile each and for the consruc
ton Of four Stone lift Locks and one Guard Lock- and
raj Culves the portion of Canal until the 18th
day Of February next
Bird For the excavation, embankment, and walliDg Of
forty miles of Canal extending from Harpcrs Ferry TO
WiliamspOr and for the construction Of the necessary
Locks, Aqueducts Culyers and DAMS until the 3Oth day
Of March next
The plan and specification Of the Dam and Aqueduc
will be exhibited after the 18th instant, and the contracts
will be declared at the Canal Office in this City, the LIST
day OF February next.
The plan and specification Of the other work below
Harpcrs Ferry, will be exhibited at the Canal Office after
the 18th inst and the contract will be declared at Harpers
Ferry, on the 22d day Of February next.
The plan and specification Of the work between Harpers
Ferry and Wiiamspor will be exhibited the Canal Office
after the 10th day OF March next and tho contracts will be
declared Shopherdown, in Virginia. the 4h day Of
April following
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished, spPlica-
ton to this Office. JOHN p INGLE,
Jan. IT. G77-coi23F1 Clerk Ches & Ohio Canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

"A KflFICIAL HAIR TO INITIATE NATURE
IA Mr.. QUIRK, of New York. deems it only
sary fashionable world, that he has just
arrived in Richmond (where he intends remaining short
tnc and offers for the inspection of a discriminating
community, elegant and extensive of WIGS
on at variety of prccs which for taste, and durability,
he atters himself must meet the appreciation of all who
honor him with their commands at the Eagle Hotel.
Jan. 20, 1892. Sl-3tif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

"REY BEARD.-This wel-bred Horse, bred by
w Richard Singleton, Esq Of s. c., by Kosciusko,
his dam the imported Psyche, The dam Of the disn
gsed rlcers PLANK and Marx ine tsee uri Register,
stable IN Nelson county Va Further psreularsin time.
Dec. N. 67-1stF JNO 3. COLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

RI DLOUGHS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
q those who in the habit of buying implements
of husbandry that he has hand greater variety
than he has before offered them. He has almost
every kind Of Poughs in usc with steel points,
and stocked with seasoned timber, advantage gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made an improve
mcn in the mould board othe improved Barshear Plough
which has been suggested by many practical farmers,
rendering it much more acknowledgements parts Of
Ploughs always hand and mould boards sold at Fou
dry prices. lie atcrs himself that his prices have been
reduced TO give satisfaction. Should any implement
purchased from him, perform equal TO the expectation
Of the purchaser, IL may be returned.
Jan -. [76-ul WIN. PALMER. .1farket Fridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

AAlLL commence his second season in America at
w his former stand, Gallain, Tennessee, on the
10th February, which will continue the July Pr-
ees the last year, vz-$60, within the season.;
75 by the lst jan and 500 to ensure, payable when
the fact of being in oal is ascertanad, the ownership
changed and 81 the groom, in every Mares will
be taken of for 81 per week, but liability for acc
dents escapes.
LEvIATHAN went TO 102 last season, and it is
confidently believed that from 50 10 100 in foa 1t
deemed prudent, last season. receive after the
10th May, that all might be returned in o possible The
horse has entirely recovered the effects his passage
and first rate health and condition. For further
particulars, hand bills. number of colts from fine
mares will be dropped early the season. and gentlemen
are, requested to call and Judge for themselves.
Jan. %. S2-w3w GEO. ELLIOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
BY RHTCEHIE & COOK.

~ The ENQUIRER published week, generally,
shfee times wcek during Legislature
Price inc Same as heeofre Five Dollars payable in adj
vance, Notes oil chartered banks (ouy) will be
90 IN payment The Editors will afty of emng
na tho postage Of all e,e,s being paid BY the writer's
No Of
i'ors, until all anearages have been paid
90 Whoever wi shall
the tenth Ora
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
rT Ono less First cor,inu.
80 No
paid Tor assumed by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
so OR 100 DoLLARs REwARD

"lLL be given for 10, his wife and son. who left Ra
w leigh, NC. about Christmas 10 is about 80 wears OF
age, six feet high walks little lame, has down look
oacKsn.h by trade, complexion not very black. His
wife is Of middle STATURE and believe her ro
thcr blacker than JOS His is about or 10 wears old
these negroes are taken and confined in any Jail in the
State, $50 will he given; if out, $780,
Jan. 70, 1882. tsl-3Q E. HAYWOOD.
M 1SSOLUTION.- Co-parinerships heretofore
EU existing under the firm of JAcoB SHELDON s. Co
w. w. WEBB s. Co., dissolved on the lst inst
by hmtation-Jacob Sheldon and W. w. Webb, are du-
y authorized to settle up the business of the
concerns. ROSCOW COLE,
JACOB SHELDON,
WALTER w. WEBB
Williamsburg, Jan. 18th, 1882.
JACOB SHELDON, having purchased Mr.. Walter
e. W. Webbs portion OF the goods in the above con-
cerns also his sorehouse he will continue the Mer
camille business his account, at the formerly
occupied by Mr.. Webb, and solicts he hopes merit
a share of the public patronage.
williamsburg, JAM 10Th, 1882. SI--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

Payment of tho notes 10 stopped at the bank of Eng
land and every prccauon has been adopted prevent
their circulation. LONDON, Sept. 5, 1881.
Reference is made to Robert Gmor s. Sons Baltimore;
or to Fish, Grinnell & Co. New York.
Jan. Z. 73-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
TO THE pUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL.

TO THE PUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL.
FHNHOMhS BALL respectfully announces TO his friends
n and the public, that having purchased the entire
interest OF Mr.. sham Pickett in the above well known
establishment, IL will in future be conducted by himself
To those unacquonted he would merely state, that the
location Of this stand Is Of the best in the City being
contiguous TO the Capitol and TO all the principal Ware
houses Being determined 70 conduct il in style inferior
TO none in the City, and the most reasonable terms, ho
has provided himself with active and attentive Servants
his table will at all times be furnished with every de-
cacy that the Market affords and his Bar stocked with
the best Liquors. The Stables attached to the csia-
bshment are extensive and comfortable. and the Oslcs
careful and aenivc.~-The long experience he has had
in this business and the satisfaction that he 0attcr5 him
self has been invariably given heretofore renders
cossary to make any remarks qualification suffice il
TO say, that his personal attention. in every instance, will
be entirely deyoled TO the comforts Of his guests and
exerions spared to give general satisfaction.
IyTen or twelve Boarders, by the week, month. or
year, will be taken terms reasonable any other
House in the City. t76--u1 Jan IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
Johanna

NWTILL. for the season, occupy his old stand, at
w Half Sink nine miles from Richmond, and three
from the Merry Oaks. He will stand at fifty dollars the
which may be discharged by the payment OF forty
dollars when the mares takon away, or refuse the
horse; otherwise note will be expected for fifty dollars
payable the first of January nextsiXtyfive dollars in
surancs and dollar TO the groom.
Good pastures provided, and charge Of twenty
day for all left with the horse for feeding, &C.
Gohanna's colts have yet made their appearance on
the turf and it is with great dicnce and hesitation that
undertake TO speak OF their performances in fall train
Ing least partially and interest may have mislcd me, and
might thereby msoad others suffice it to say that, far
"a they have been tried by me- and heard of from others,
they have fully than equaled expectation, and
feel the most confident assurance that those who may de-
sire to breed from this fine horse will not be disappointed
or dissatisfied with the result
That he ia Of the purc,t and most genuine horse
stock ae5tei by the fact, that there has been
member OF his family that was not race nag of dslnc-
on either of the present generation far back as 1t can
be traced, with the exception of the imported mare and
she tried being purchased at two years old cx-
clusively for breeding.
II is not a little encouraging TO those who have hereto
fore bred from Gohanna, well as those who may desire
tin future, be informed that challenge has been made
OF his colts the Norfolk next Spring,
against any collin the United States, for five thousand dol
lars This circumstance is mentioned BECAUSE surely
Is we'll calculated to increase the public confidence
in him as a STOCK HORSE.
Johanna served hundred and hGy-scven mares
last year, having the celebrated horses Sir Charles and
Timolcon his competitors, which furnishes the best evil
dence OF satisfaction with the appearance and promise oil
his colts.
There is another recommendation that may with pro-
priey he offered for breeding from Johanna, which is that
his colts large and fine las universally ADMITTEDLY that
such should prove to be horses, sure 10
compensate their for the trouble and expense
raising circumstance which should not be overlooked
in brecding as in the nature Of things it is not likely that
all make horses.
Johanna, it believed Is standing lower than any
other horse oldisncton in Virginia. this does not proceed
from disposition TO undcbid other horses, nor Is be-
cause his proprietor thinks he ought not TO stand high
any other whatcyer but he does feel justified in
raising level with others, until there has been some
public exhibition the part Of his colts.
Mares will be served at any time during the year, and
such did not prove In ioa from the last season. may be
cent again, and no charge made for the services Of the
horse, unless they should prove in fosl.
Jan PC. S1-I2t JOHN M. Bolts.
"A GoyERNEss wANTED.-.To Lady well qua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

TANTED.--Two Apprentices TO learn the Printing
w Budncse--Boys from the country, Of steady ha-
bits, who read and write WELL would greatly be pre-
feSred. Enquire at the Office Of the Compiler.
Jan. II. T6-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

vaccine INSTITUTION, Richmond, Va.-The
subscribers have, by association with DIR. A. III.
Lennon, CORNER Assistant for Dr. JAS Smith, late United
States Agent for Vaccination Opened their Drug Store
Iaeene Institution and are prepared TO attend to any
orders that may be given them Their arrangements
SUCH that they will at all times have full supply of the
genuine fresh article, accompanied with printed directions
for use, the following prices
For crust neatly put up in wax S.
o twelve persons So
The poor will be vaccinated without charge-Orders
from the country will meet with prompt attention.
PULLING s. DAY,
Sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar, Market squire.
Jan. %. S2-2aw2w&w+w
~ MALL POX.-Proposais to Keep and furnish appli-
- ednts ,o;h genuine Taccne Hdtfer.--Thc Small
Pox having been recently of much frequent
than for many years pastand genuine vaccine
ter procured, with great difficulty, aud its supply still
manning precarous and uncertain, have been induced to
turn attention 10 the subject and propose keeping
slant supply hereafter We have long had to obtain ii from
some Northern source, by which much delay and conse
qusnt danger has been incurred.
All who wish it, may hereafter be furnished by applica
uon 10 me- by mall postage paid and the enclosed
or by personal application at my Office Governors street.
opposite the Government house. for three dollars the scab
warranted fresh and genuine.
N. B-Thc poor at all times be vaccnated gratis,
by application as above.
:. LEWIS W. cHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d.
Jan. rs. S2-3t
NOTICE.-Committed to the Jail of Amherst county,
IN on the Sd Of October last as a runaway, a Negro
Man, who calls himself Ned and said he belonged the
heirs of Mary Stth of Prince William but now he saws
he is the property of Thomas Lewis Guiford county, N
Carolina The said fellow appears TO be between 45 and
% years OF age, feet 10 III inches high yellow
Plexon with very thick head of hair, somewhat grey,
md small his nose-had when committed,
an old plaid cloak blue mixed panaoons and and
cid pair OF black cloth panaoons and with him. The
owner oil said fellow will forward and prove his pro-
Pssy and take him away, he will be dealt with the
law directs. ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, Tailor,
for Nelson c. Dawson Sheriff.
Jan. %. s2-wI2w
NorICE-Lost, or mislaid BOND, executed to me
by Messrs Waithall and Michaux, of 500, for the
hire OF Boaman, named Harris for the year 1881 This
therefore, is to iorewan all persons from trading for the
said Bond, as shall receive payment for the
NANCY ELLIS.
Jefferson, Powhatan, Jan. %. S2-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-28

a tHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE-By virtue
~ oil Deed OF Trust executed TO the subscriber and
inc late Daniel Cheatham, deed, by the late Bennett
1oode, Tor the purpose of securing the payment of
tam sum oil money therein mentioned Robert and John
uoode oil Washington county, Va which Deed has been
regularly recorded in the Clerks office of the county of
chesterfield the subscriber WILL surviving Trustee on
Saturday the 18th day of January 1892 at the Tavern of
ia'ey Soie IN Chesterfield county, sell public SALE
the highest bidder for cash. certain tract or piece oC
Land containing three hundred seven acres and tween
-eight chains lying in the said county of Chesterfield
on both sides of thu River Road and adions the lands Of
William Fisher and Robert d. Murche, Esq and others
with all is improvements.
his place iswell calculated to make very desirable
residence, being high healthy and well watered situated
IN most agreeable neighborl,ood, within few miles of
James river navigation, several valuable coal mines the
Manchester Turnpike, and the Chesterfield Rail Road
running very near thereto, and its proximity the Rich
mond market The circumstance of this land living in the
vicinity oil so many valuable mines, induces belief that
contains stone coal The greater portion of this land has
been cleared, but that portion clear is of excellent
quality Any person DESTROYS view the land before the
day OF SALE viii please call the subscriber at the Ces
tcried Goal Mines, TO Capt B. T. Wells either of
whom will taNe great pleasure in showing it, The tile is
believed to be good TO the above land but the subscriber
will only convey such as is vestedin him asyTrIstee
GEO. w. COLE, Trustee
Chesterfield, Jan. 3. 7I-2awfds
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"a GOVERNESS wANTED.-.To a Lady well qua
IA lifted to take charge Of private school, in heal
thy neghborhood and instruct in the various branches Of
female English education, salary Of $500 and board
will be given letter addressed to the subscriber, Lu
Bonburg county, Macflrands Posi-oice Va will be at
ton5ed to ID. o. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 20, 1892. a.
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Sir Charles.

VENHIS beautiful, distinguished thorough brad racer
ana getter oil racers, will stand the ensuing season
at the residence of my son. George w Johnson within
one mile OF Moodys Tavern in Chesterfield and about
~ miles from Richmond and Petcrsburg and Is now AT
his stand ready 10 mares at $40 the single lean and
sou inc season. payable the LIST of August next when
VIII expire-$l00 insurance, payable as soon as the
mare known TO be in ioa parted with 81 cash to the
GROOM Mares that failed to Sir Charles year, will be
insured ms year at the price OF the season. company
oil SIX mares may go at $50 the season each-and one
gentleman putting live shall have the same priv
lege. Mares furnished with pasturage, which is very
extensive and excellentand servants sent with
boarded gratis. Lots laid down in both wheat aud
grass Tor mares and colts, fed if required at 2
day Care will be taken to avoid accidents but no ac-
countablly for any that may happen
Sr Charles has been often advertised that II IL only
necessary TO say that he is in fine health as horse can
oe, ana Is remarkably getter. His coils are
very beautiful very successful and winning wherever
.hey go: they are selling very high prices Indeed and
are In very great demand Should the colts of any other
distinguishes horse run and win, and win very often and
were TO SELL and sell very often, and at high prices tbov
'hen would only be equal to Sir Charlcs's
w. II. JOHNSON
S"eS'SiuViu, Jan. ~, 1867 SO-tIJMh
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=, -.
S"cSteriiou, jan ~, 1882. SCHEMA

VALuABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-By vir-
Tue oil Decree OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
ana Chancery Tor the county of Henrco in the case of
rnce VS.; George ct al pronounced the 2l,h Deccm
per- e'he subscribers will sell by public auction 10 he
highest bidder, at Hanover Court House. on Tuesday the
st day oil January next the tract of land on which the
COURTHOUSE stands Except the public lott together with
taVern ana all other houses upon the following terms
W.T. SI5oO TO be paidin cash, and credit of II months
from The day OF sale as TO the residue of the purchase mo-
ney the purchaser giving bond with security for the cred
money is paid. F>o
he subscribers are justified in saying that it is as valua
Die property tor its extent any which has been offer
ca Tor sale in Virginia, for time, will be again Of
Tered The tract contains about acres of land are
Poruon oil which is flat land and very good and lies on
oolh sides oil the main stage road the North and moi
twenty miles from the city OF Richmond
The buildings consist of two large tavern houses nearly
new small dwellinghouse Kitchen stables and other
customary and two houses This proper-
mas rented for several years past for $1,000 per annm
unhi the last year. when it rented under disavantagcous
circumstances for $3.50 and in the hands of iudcious
manager, 1t would be of the NEST valuable tavern
stands Virginia. The tavern houses are insured MIR
sutton on the premises, will shcw the property TO
posed to examine il. 5O-tIs
JAMES t. SUTTON, 1c,
Doc. 50. THOMAS PRICE, Jr. commissioners.