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u.
Second Balloon 4scsnsi0n-Mr ELLIorq made YES
erday evening, second Ascension, in sill more brap,
style IMAM his rst from his Amphheat at the corner OF
Meeting street aud South Bay. The early part OF the
forenoon gave promise al uniavorable dsy being raw
and cloudy but about IL o'clock cloud. d.petseJ and
bright sun aud genial atmosphere succeeded. The
process OF Imitation occupied about four hours and abont
he hour OF three alter having despatched several
balloons 10 ascertain the direction Of tho wind every
tLng being ready, Mr.. Elliott after clearing (ew fem
Porary DISTINCTIONS by becoming enangled in the boughs
oil some oil the adjoining trees lowered for some spsce
oil Time over the heads Of the spectators and en gfa
dnaiy sseended TO tho 'empyrean height amidst the
Pandts oil thousands oil spectators The balloon
In South Vest direction towards of the adioinny
Islands, exhibiting beautifully rich aud Transparent, an
pearance, The declining rays Of tive Sun, shooting throue
a. - $50 =. aud lhn
spectaors, until IL diminished a mere spe ok in tLe
Heavens. ~ " ~
IL s wo hear Mr. ElHous intention 10 nrocee cd 10 New
oean', and viii return 10 this city during the race
to treat our citizens with another dsplsy o his skill as an
1Eronani. " - "
p ST. past p M-No tidings received Of Mr.
Elliott up to The present hour, Which reliance can be
pIsccd.-PdiFiot.
- CHARLESTON, Nov. s.
The BALLooN.-We learn that Mir Elliott descended
safely on Monday evening" Johns Island liz has NOT
yet returned TO the city but presume ai lac has
wei taken care OF by the hoptabe planters among whoI
he ha. alighted.-.ifcrcuTV.
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nAKRiDGE FEMALE SCHo0L.-This School, s--
~ tua,ed near Bowling Green, Virginia. will be con-
unued the ensuing year by its teacher, Miss
JONES The ususl branches OF the best Englrh Educa-
ton are taught by Miss including Grammar. History,
Arithmetic aud Geography with the Of the Globes al
so the Elements oil Natural and Moral Philosophy, Che
mstry and Astronomy. She will also teach plain aud
namentsl needle work. for small additional comp
" required. The terms for Board and TUITION, embracing
every expense but books will he ninety dollsrs td
in advance
Ten twelve Boarders can he accommodated at O,k-
ridge on the above ermsand IL may not be smss say,
that thus far this has proved be of the he,hiet
spots in Viz einia. WILSON ALLEN
October 81 t5l-uD] Hgent far HE Schooi.
FENlMhERS WANTED AT TIE PENIrENTIARY.
n 1000 feet inch yellow pine plank
1000 ieet 81 inch yellow pine plank
'OO 90 s,s 40 do do do crooked edge Tor
500 do do DO poplar plank, clear of knots and
shakss
500 do So do do do do clear of knots
800 do birch scanilng, inches square, IL feet long,
clear stuff
500 do do do do do do do
loo hickory axletrees
lO~sI.. II T.Il
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NTILL BE SOLD, at public auction, FOR cash, II
w Mrs Sussnnab lladen's tavern, ia tie upper end
Goochland county the 3Oh DAY Of December next
all The Negro slaves, late the property Of Mrs Sarah
Duke, deed, nineteen in number consisting Of men, 40.
men, aud boys VIM. NJ DICKINSON, Cosa'r
under decree Of G00chiand Circuit Court
Nov. 4. 52-w4w
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mons,ratons Of your objects than you have done in your
mob speeches last night They will not allow their neigh
tors to OF their wards eeconeer among
ihen,; PROMISE you that they will submit your
Intrusion Serve Your hard task masters elsewhere; you
will not be tolerated here ~. y Times
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H AND FOR ShLE.--Wl be sold, on the premSey
N on the 18th Of Nov embcr Zone third Of tie purchase
cash. The balance In two equal annual i6stanents) nv
tract oil land on Appomaitox river, in tic county oi Cum
beflaod, csnaning 622 scfes-nesfly ono.ha of which
Is river or branch low grounds and the high land general
~ Of hne quality It's good tobacco frsct-snd Tho best
II bellies ed, Tor corn and wheat, in all dis section Of
county. There dwelling house Of elk rooms on the
land, but nredng repair; GOOD granary aud Cirr sling
machines and all necessary houses for securing cross
&C. &c Al Tic same limo and place, some corn stock
&C. will be sold Tetns al the sale crop of wheat will
be solved or the land. JOHN MILLER
Cumberland, Oct o. 40-wus
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The wheeling Times states that Of the individuals
against whom indictments. for frauds in the Pension de-
psf,men were found, at the late term Of the district court
OF Western Virginia, have fled the country. IL is saiJ
they have gone 10 Texas
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HNALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
u n Tor and in behalf Of the widow OF The late Richard
T.. Bennett, deceased, and The lcgaices Of The estate
proposes to sell, that we'll known beautiful snd high.
iy improved situation which the family now resides
lying Mayo creek, within mile of Hyro ryer and
immediately the stage road edng from the Petersburg
Rail road via Randolph Macon College and CIaksvie 10
Milton and DsnviIle The Tract contains 2J2 acres sbout
100 Of which beautiful low. grounds and in worry
high stole OF improvement. There are from 80 10 100
OF wood land the Of which is first rate tobacco
LAM The soil IL well adapted 70 the culture Of corn,
wheat oats aud tobacco The dwelling house stables
tobacco barns gransy and al other necessary ouhouscs
in excellent cond This il also an excellent stand
for Tavern and Mercantile business il having beon car.
ried with Tor the last 80 years. good stock
Of Goods, comprising nearly s tie articles kept in =
country store, hand belonging lie Subscf-
ber hch he will dispose Of upon reasonable one
who might wish TO occupy fhe stand. To this Tract Of
Land Ue subscriber would particularly invite the attention
Of such might want OF the beauiif and healthy
situations 10 Virginia Also several other Tracts lying in
said county; the above mentioned Tract, nearly
all fret rate iimhered land conainng 53I acres; other
Tract lying ihs waters Of Buewng creek contsinng
400 sores, and loefsby well improved; also one other
Tract lying he North fork Of Asfon's creek, contain.
Jog 452 acres, we'll waeTod and very we'll improved
tins tract OF land corn, wheat aud tobacco raised
to advantage; il has Oh also, very good Grs aud Saw
Mil.
The terms will be accommodating snd the subscriber
living tie first named pamoion, will take pleasure in
chewing any Of the above named Lands 10 those who NAV
wish 10 purchase
II sale Of tie aforesaid Lsnds cannot be effected the
whole Of them will be leased out for term Of yesSs
And the Negroes tie plantation belonging TO the said
widow will be hired out from year year for term
Of years. JOHN BENNETT
Benefits Store. Va. octoberIl 40-w6w
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The above sale s postponed till Tuesday the 25h Of
November. In the mean time, will receive offers for
Tue andi and should effect gaic privately, will adj
vetlsc he TACT 10 prevent disappoin,ment
Oct 29. JOHN MILLER
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900 flour barrel billels
20 600 hoop polrs
The whole, save the blels and hoop poles, be deli
vered at the Peni,enliay by the LIST day OF March next,
QS35) Proposals will be made either TO Col. Morgan,
(Supernlendeni,) or the subscriber.
THOS. G.. MONCURE
October IL r47-,n General Aren't
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n WISH to employ an experienced TEACHER, 10 in.
stucl three boys, from six Twelve years OF age,
10 take charge Immediately Terms references direct
ed to Scoifs Ferry, Albemafle will meet With prompt
leuion. JOHN COLES
November H. 5f-w4w
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Aw NoTiCE.-FoNrArNx II. Prprrs, late Of
Orange county, Virginia, having located in the city
OF New York. IN the practice Of Law, respectfully
ders his professional services his old Virginia ttiens
aud fellow -ci,lzens generally Being generay known
through the State he deems references unnecessary.
will receive prompt and faithful attention.
N. u. Persons IN the Sou h, who have or may here
after have. runaway slaves, suspected in either N
York or Philadelphia, may hnd IL TO their advantage TO
send infinitely descriptive communicates, post poid IS
above. September 30. 42-Sn
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NOTICE Is given, tina. Petition will be presented 10
y the next Assembly ,!for leave permit Margaret
free woman OF color, 10 reside IN the State.
Norfolk, October II. 49--wdw
AOTlCE-A Petition Nii be presented 10 the Legis-
ature Of Virginia, at lis next session, asking the pas
sage Of law, appoint Commissioners soil the Gebe
land Of King William Parish, IN the county Of Powhaan
October ~. 40-w4w
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Oct. 81.
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II oSi, Between the Capitol and the Farmers Bank,
M me following Warrants, with the Tfeasuteis Checks,
on The Farmers Bank annexed lhem all under this la.e
under the names OF
Charles James Packe, Tor $500
Penelope Pscke, SO so
Rcvd Aug. Packe, so
Edmund Packe, 270
James Pscke, So 25
George Aiston s. Ro Scott, 537 80
CCwan s. Marx 3Ii rs
Payments OF the above Checks heng stopped the tind-
or WIZ please return them the Farmers Bank where
required a suitable, reward will he paid.
Application will be made TO the next Legislature to
grant Duplicate Warrants aud Checks as above, hy
JOSEPH MARX & SON.
Richmond LIST October, 1884 diff
A& lLLlAMSBURG LADIES' sEMlNARY.-The
w Misses BALLANTiNE, grateful for the liberal
enlargement they have received beg to inform their
hiends and the public that the duties OF their Seminary
will be resumed on the first Monday in November and
terminate the last OF July.
The course OF instruction in this institution is carried
on according TO the plan OF the first Northern Semnaries
and every attention is paid 10 the aud department.
OF the pupils.
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0 Tho Editors Of tho Wig requested TO publish the obov
go sa0, and forward their subFobef
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nicer,

Warren county. October 81.
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.ROllSie,zf. T0i,S0aI
Marcel, IL.

AV ILL s'ahu Tue ensuing season, my stable in III
~ county OF Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
chnond and Petersburg, and within one mile of Mooys
avern-he is now at his stand ready TO serve mares a,
sou the season, payable LIST August next, when i,
VIII expre-Sl00 insurance, payable as soon as the
mare known TO be in foal parted wi,h-onc dollar 10
inc groom every case Large and very extensive
nrage sown in small grain expressly for mares left with
inc morse, separate lots for and colts MANY new
stables Tor them in bad weather. and board of servants
nose sending from distance il convenient will send
servants with their Mares that they may be attended TO-
agreeably 10 their instructions Mares fed if re
ed at 20 cents day. responsibility for accidents or
caPes, but every Precaution 10 prevent them.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON
Monsieur I0nSon was by Pacolet he
by the imported horse Citizen he by Pacoet of England
he by Blank, and Blank by Godophin Arabian his dam bv
Top Gallant he by Gaaln, Galatin by imported Bedford
&c &C., his GraDdam by Grey Medley imported Oscar
imported Fearnough &c.-AIonseur Tonson is the fiji
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry aud Championship Ri.
chard aud Champion have proven be superior horses
and have never been beaten
Monsieur Ionson has made himself so nell Luor, h.,
nus icaHed achievements the TUT as to render iur
ther notice unnecessary Those who desire 10 see
detailed account OF his pedigree are
ferred TO SINNERS Turf Register, January No. 1881
Ionseur 10nsons colts have sold very high prices
saw their improvement he having had last fall more win
ners than The get OF any other horse Amercathe
evidence, however, OF my opinion of him is that pad
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him.
-, w. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, 9Th February, 1884. s9-,f
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RIBB'S AT AUCTIoN.-In compliance with the last,
offer for ssle to the bghes, bidder on Monday the I2h
day Of May next at Louisa Courthouse, Chat being
So9rt day me Tract oil Land lying in the said county,
ta,is by recent survey 6S5 IL acres of which, about
Ioi are low grounds, II has an ample supply of timber;
and can be divided, to accommodate purchasers have
left plot OF 1t with Mr.. Burruss tile tenant, who will
show the Land TO any persons wihing TO vie it, Mfr.
Burruss has lease the land annual rent of 5000
which will terminate OH The 3ls December, 1885, the
benefit OF which, for tbs next year, will be sold with the
Land The terms of sale will be- fourth payable on
the LIST January next, when possession will be deliver
and Deed executed TO the purchaser who will then be
required TO execute Bond demand for the residue Of
the purchase money with endorsement thereon, that
II all the interest due thereon and third OF the prnc
pal shall be paid annually thereafter the paymen, of The
residue shall not be enforced; with Deed Of Trust on
the Land TO secure the payne be proceeded on The
interest and any nsament Of the principal shall remain
unpaid Tor sixty days after becoming due. Bond and ap.
proved security, IN the penalty OF three thousand doll
viii be required Of the for complying with the
terms oil sale ON the LIST January next
FRED. HARRIS,
hpTii He lllO--fdsI Error Of Dupid BuITOck
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& sDn REwARD.-R'n away from the subscriber.
W %aU living IN Essex county, Virginia, on tbs 4tl
lust Two hkely negro fellows named Horace and KENNY
but probably they nsy change their names and
TO pass for free men, they msy be taken OIL by some IN
disposed White person and sodss had three taken off in
that way before. Horace is Of yellow compile zion and
about II years OF age; he IS stout built aud when spoken
10 b,s dropping countenance. Kenny s about tie com
mon size, Of dark complies oD, thick lips and s,uter.
lille when spoken to- he 10 about the age of Horace
Their clothing was Of Virginia cloth when they departed
will give the above mentioned reward of 500 If de-
vered TO me, secured in any Jail 90 that We, them
sgain. MORDECAi spINDtE
April lilb, 1884 l10-~s,
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GROCERIES,

GROCERIES.
We ofer for Sale,
90 H .Ss., St c''''' Porto Rico and Ne" Orleans
20 ierces and boxes of loaf do
300 bags Java, old white and prime green coffee
40 hhds Porto Rico and New Orlesns mola.ses
300 sacks Liverpool blown salt
100 do. ground alum do. do.
120 kegs noiIs (assorted)
100 boxes islow candles
10 do. sperm do.
90 do. soap
~ do. starch
200 bags shot
D1pOn!.s powder, (kegs. quarter kegs and canser.)
>, od do box boxes by 10 aud 10 by IL glass
iz'ooo lbs cotton yarns, Of Petersburg Manufacturing
Company
IL pieces cotton bagging
$500 bis. sole leather
ierces rice.
100 tons Swedes, English, Country anil Ulster Iron,
making complete assortment. viz: from 4 10
inches square, from 4 to IL inches round,
carriage, gig, carryal cart and wagon tire.
'9 So S S, ,s ss' iron made of Junis. IRON
2 do. band and hoop iron
do box iron
liz do. sheet iron
IL DO. axleree noulds
do. American differed steel
do English and German steel
4 do cast steel
beg. pepper
Allspice, mace and nuimees
Sa'tPetre, copperss and ALUM
20 bis. old rye "mSkey
Old rum, French brandy, and gin
Msdeirs
s. Madeira
Malaga Wine,
Port I'm casks and bottles)
French Madeira
"LonJon" Brown stou, aud porter
Bed cords, cotton and hemp lines
Indigo ard madden
Writing end wrapping paper
Lime and tar
Clover, timothy, orchard and herds grass seed
Bar lead, axes, &c, &C.
WORKMAN McGRUDER & Co.
hSnI o. I09 2aw2w & WV
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or Tho ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
three tmcs week during
Price, hcletooc Five Dolas
vance, Nocs Of chartscd only)
sa'vcd in payment Tho Eiors will the safety
ing them o mall postage OF paid by the w,oI.
No will DO Of
Editors, upti1 all afrearuycs havo been paid
@ whoever will the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
% One continuance
No
or assumed bv in this cts its
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AiNAH OR DIANA COPE.-Whereas, by an order
E1 OF the High Court Of Chancery In England made in
cause Of Cope us Cope, Sir Gin Wilson, one of The
Masters oil the Court, to whom the said is
directed to make certain inquiries relative to the fam
~ OF Richard Cope, deceased. This Richard Cone for.
ne,ly resided at Scaby, Scarborough the county
OF YORK; IN England and is stated to have had daughter
named Dnah or Diana Cope who went from England 70
America about the year 1902, with Thomas Roe es
and his wiie and IL il believed that she resided ih The
IN the State OF Virginia. Loudoun county; aud after the
death Of the said Thomas Rodgers employed in the
mouse oil Mr. Coleman in that ne ghbouriood, Man
maker, and las il is stately died unmarried about the
year 1914. The said Dinah Diana Cope iii vinp) or
her issue, she died leaving ISSUE
OF such order, by their Solicitor before the 18th day
OF july 1884, to i'm and prove her their identity
before the said Master, (Sr Gn Wilson) his Chambers
Ia Southampton Buildings, ChaDcery Lane London; or in
default thereof, she or they will be peremporily excluded
the benefit of the said order.
DYNELEY, COYERDALE, AND LEE,
Plaintiffs Solicitors, Grays Inn, London.
April 15 IIi-Iai2,
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ca HsCUS
is NOV OPEN.

hSINCLAIRS GRAND PER1STREPHiC, or Nov.
~ ing Panorama OF the Battle OF Waterloo, 81 IIeles.
aud the Funeral Procession Of Bopspsrte The whole
comprise twelve different views. The movements accom-.
pauied by military band.
Doors open st7 liz, and the Panorama commences Al,
O'Clock precisely, when II will be brilliantly Illuminated
Admisoco % cts, children IL 1.2.
Arii 8. mo o
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lsy ScIden & Word :.

"a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOODED HORS.
tA ES--will be sold at Fairfield course on the
day the JoeSy Clubraces, Gen Brook the joint proper.
~ OF Mr. VIM. Washington and John +. Page, decd also
i've Brood Mares and two Fes, by order OF Mr. Ch, L.
Y. Page, administrator OF John F. Page. decd.
SELDEN & WORD, .aucfs.
u Gentlemen wishing TO add to the above sale Of
FLOODED Horses can do so application be made in time to
advertise them.
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AtENTRAL COURSE RACES. EpeINa MEyrIro

q tENTRAL COURSE RACES, SPRING MEETING.
" 1881 Time Of running chdnged.-At meeting
the Maryland Jockey Club, held on Saturday 9Th inst
the following Preamble and Resolution were adopted:
Whereas, Information has been received that mapv gen
tlemeD, both from the North and South owners Of fine
stables OF horses, will not be able attend the next
meeting at the Central Course unless the day of me cling
be changed In consequence Of their having appointed the
hrst Tuesday oil May for their respective meetings owe
The Union and Petersburg Courses, which mt
viii not give them sufficient time arrive here previous
to the day heretofore appointed-and also, that the
Leonardiown happen the l3h and that no neigh
boring club has appointed the third Tuesday for their ay
Of meeting
ResoiUed That Tuesday, the goth of May next be fix
ed upon as the day for the Spring meeting oy err the
Central Course instead Of the l3i heretofore resolved
upon.
FHst day-A sweepstakes for colts and fllie. three
years old mile heats, $500 entrance 500 forsi-to
close April lst -Four subscribers now.
Same ddy-A sweepstakes for colts and illies three
years old raised and owned in Maryland and District of
Columbia. mile heats, entrance $780, b.. f.
Second ddy-The Maryland Jockey Club Plate, value
$500, two mile heats the winner 10 take the plate or the
money, at his opon--entrance money depending on the
number OF enicsto close the evening previous TO the
race. 49,
Third ddy-Propretors purse, $780, three mile heats,
entrance 500.
Fourth doyJockey Club purse, $1,000 four mile heats,
entrance $50.
In addition 10 the above ii is confidently hoped and TX
pected that there will be post stake, free for all ages
Tour mile heats entrance $780, pr more 10 MAKE
and TO close 1st OF Apr-o this there are now two
subscribers. JAMES NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor
March 81 I07--t25M
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RxcMuo.sD, VzRGxv11, TUESDAY; .arKzz IS. 1871
Spring Goods.

subscribers have already in store. large portion
ACEs, OF their Spring Supply of Dry Goods. received
mainly by the Horkdoay from Liverpool and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia aud New York. The
ena,haer oil their importation daily expected by
me Jefferson from Liverpool, and other large additions
WI, De mace during the ensuing week by arrivals from
view FORK When all these get into store, fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In the mean
ne, we offer on usual terms, the supply now ON
manu. ana invite City and Country Merchants 10 call
Vh u.s. mere has been usry great decline in n,anv
dd"g aricfes and almost all others lower than last
yeaI-lndeeJ we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cnedp as they noto are The Styles patterns &c are
ne" Tor The most part, and many Of them good.
April 1. riO7-t0 M,,Lst s,,
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HID ACES NORTH OF THE POTOMAC.-Tbc Ne,v
Ia York Races, over the Union Course will commence
It's hrst Spring Meeting the lst Tuesday in May and con-
nue -FOUR days. At this meeting will be the match
four mile hea,s, for $4,000 side play or paw between
Terror The full brother TO Black Maria and Shark and ST.
L,ger' full brother to Ariel and OKely, with several
other matches-a Sweepstakes OF Is subscribers-en-
trance 5000; and, also, Sweepstaks of IL subscrbers
entrance S2oo-a purse, four mile heats of IO0O-three
mile heats, $i00-two mile heats, $500. The second
meeting will follow the Central Course Baltimore: of
Which, in due time, particulars will be given.
=, 40 ALEX. l.. Bolts.
NIdTCu 70. l06-flM
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Marcel, %.

tENfRAL COURSE, BALTIMORE.-The Spring
" Meeting over the Central Course, will take place
me 81 tuesday in May next or particulars see Turf
fsgsttr) By this arrangement, week will have inter-
vened between the New York and New Market Races,
and the Centra-and the Broad Rock Tree Hill and
New Market Meetings will be over the lovers of Iie
Turf, will have an opportunity of witnessing ON this mid
die ground fnc display oil horses This meeting mo-
misses TO be most attractive. JAS. M. SELDEN.
March %. IO6i,s,M
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Sefden VOrd, Auctioneers will attend sale of Real
Estate Orphan and Trustee sales Negroes Horses &c. &C.
Regular sales on Tuesdays and Fridays in each week
April 3. fl09--tt1 g &'W
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and FOR SALE.-By virtue OF dectee pronounc.
~ ca "a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance.
y ne'u at The Courthouse In the of nm
wednesday, the lih day OF November, 1882
Henry Nimmo, VIM Houlder, Benjamin Bicklev Ed.
s ms,% TITO homeT. mn C0a'hupe, Ambrose Gilbert King
anu "os. nuVef' PiIfs.
Eiizioeth Gibson and Robert Preston, son Of Pres.
ION, ana Hannah his wife, formerly Hannah Gibson both
OF whom are now deceased, and VIM. Coquhoun, Dci,s
s"a' sell at public sale, to the highest bidder for
,eaay money on the 2S,h day OF June next, at the
aooat SIX miles oil the Springs aforesaid, and situated
IA inc county oil Monroe, the waters of Indian Greek
other il25 (havng been appointed by the Court ato
sa,d, Commssoner) The title is thought to be ndspu
'ao'e 'ven under my hand this day OF March, 1884
HUGH CAPERTON, Commissioner
N"hVh IL l0l-16,s