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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
June 7.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TN one Of my advertisements which appear
Il regular in the papers printed in this place,
| offered for sale the Hggean Pills. But il
seems from subsequent advertisement Of
Messrs. Jocelin and Griswold that they alone
have the exclusive privilege Of selling said
Pills. II is far from me to desire to place my
self in personal collision with the above men
toned gentlemen. The authority of the agrn-
ey Of those gentlemen know nothing Of; but
must again say that have the Patent Hyge-
an Pills received from the agent in N. York,
which | will warrant to be genuine; and if
any person wishing TO purchase said pills will
do me the honor to call at the Apothecaries'
Hall and obtain them, and after using the same
they are found not to answer the desired ef-
feet, will not only refund the money paid for
them, but viii further indemnify them for any
aud all losses that may accrue from a suit in
Jaw. or equity brought By the embargo agents
Messrs. J.. and e.; and II they should prefer
a yellow" to a white label" will annex
one without additional charge.
go 1879. A., WlLDMAN.
T;fe1 feA T,,,,e. ID 12aA
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
New Summer Goods.
w. & ID. PORTER

OFFER to the public an extensive assert
" ment of NEW GOODS. suitable for the
season, just purchased in New-York at the
present low prices. They are enabled to Of
fer better bargains than ever. Their stock con
sists in part of the following, viz: Broadcloths
Of almost every style, quality and cnlor !; blue,
black and cold Italian Silks; Poult de Sois.
(very rich silks); French Printed Maslins !;
French, English and American Prints; her
mani, Grape. printed Thibet wool and silk
Fancy Hd'kfs; Mcrino. Cashmere and Gauze
do; Grass Linen and Linen Cambria do. !;
Canton and Pongee Pocket do. (white and
redl; Grass cloth Skirts corded do. Mar
settles Quilts and Counterpanes; silk and cot
ton Hosiery. great variety Gents and La
dies II. s.. Gloves; Linen and Cotton do. |;
Green Gauze, green and red Moreens (water-
ed.) Damask Table Cloths, Bed Ticks, Sheet
ings. knitting and weaving Cottons--with' q
great variety of other Dry Goods.
ALSO, AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY or
CrOckes.y and Glass Hare,
Of new and handsome patterns, for sale at
very low prices.
One door south Post OHce, June IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
Terro Metallic Teeth.
DOCT'R WAKEFIELD.
DENTIST,

2 DENA1SI1
- EsPEcTFULLY informs the ladies and gen.
II tlemen Of Ltchfeld ofhis intention to re-
main for short time at Mr.. Wstihams' Ho-
tel; and his extensive practice in his profrs-
sion, both in the United States and Europe.
entities him to say that no operation on the
teeth, however critical, shall be excelled, in
point Of ease or elegance, by any other opera
tor whatever.
He has q supply Of French IneorrnptbIe
Mineral Teeth--a substance decidedly snpe-
rior to any other-inasmuch as it will never
change color. go TO decay. or is in the least
degree offensive in the mouth.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing to have teeth
set, will do well to embrace the opportunity,
and have the French Mineral Teeth. Teeth
carefully stopped with gold. or other metallic
substances. and warranted 10 be Of essential
service. Every other operation on the teeth
executed with scientific skill.
DIR. Wakefield would inform the public that
rs his stay win be short. those wishing TO have
the benefit Of his services will please 10 favor
him with an carly call. His room j. at Mr..
Lake Leacis'. june ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

Mr. Speaker Stevenson having resigned his otiice,
the House Of Representatives Monday The I'd insi
proceeded to elect successor. Mr.. BELL OF Tenn.
was elected the 10Th ballot. After three or four
baoiings, the opposition began 10 concenEas him
in preference 10 either of the other Jackson caRd-
dates. Nc. Polk was considered rs the Jackson-van-
Buren, candidate and spon him they NJ length threw
nearly their entire s,resglh. And his defeat by saeh
large majority, has spread dismay AID Consideration
among the Vas Buren, forces and the Kitchen Cabi-
net. Mr.. Bell 10 considered candid, upsighi, and
honorable man, and fully competent TO the discharge
Of the duiies Of the Office credably himself and
the House. The following exhibits the state Of The
vote on each OF the ten ballotngs:
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

At Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth.
icifhia and for the Disfricf Of Plymouth, on
the AN day Of June, 1885,:
Present, Cabin Batler, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the pettioD of Channeey Bradley,
~ Of Plymouth. in the county &c Litchlield,
showing To this Court that he is guardian Of
Leavitt Barnes. Mary B, Barnes. Chaunrey
r.. Rarnes and Eli ~. Bnrnes. Of Plymouth,
within said district, minors; that said minors
are the 0N ners Of real estate situated in said
Plymouth, viz: q piece Of land containing a.
bout fifty acres, abn,ting porth on Samuel
Preston's heirs and Human Preston, east on
Isaac Atwafer. south an Joseph Gaylard and
Constant l.. Tnttle. and west on Sam'l Pres
toms heirs, with dwelling house. barn. and
elothieY's shop standing 90 the same. valued
nj abont three thousand dollars; that Il would
he for the Interest. OF said minors Ia have said
real estate sold, and the awaits thereof applied
and laid out in the nuFtnfe and education Of
said minors. or pat ont 1t interest ON good Sc
curity--prayiDg for liberty 10 sell said proper
~ far the. purposes aforesaid, as per petition
On iile.
: II Is ordered BIZ this Court. that said guardi-
an give notice Of said application. by causing
the same 60 be Published IN one Of the news
papers printed 10 Litch6eld, 10 the county Of
Liichfeid. three weeks successfully and that
said petition will be heard at the Probate Of
Gee In said district on the second mon6ay Of
July next. ut a'elork il the forenoon
Certified from RecOrd.
T. CALVIN BUTLER. Judges
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
NOTICE.'

THE Court Of Probate fur the District OF
Il Litchfeld hath assigned the 10th day of
instant June. at 10 o'clock In the forenooHs At.
the Probate Office in Lifchfeld, for the APP
pOintment Of Commissioners on the estate Of
JOSIAH MARKS,
late of HavwintoD, in said district, deceased.
represented insolveDt,a at which time and place
all persons interested in said estate win &c
they sec eause) attend before said Court and
be heard relative TO such appointment.
BY order OF said Court.
RICHARD MARKS, Admimisfraior,
iciih he tpilt annoyed. Z
HarwiutoD. June a. 1884 r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
NOTICE.
NEW BOOKS.


"HE Family at Home, or Familiar Illus
n trations OF the varinus demrstic duties,
with an introductory notice. By G. D. Abbat.
Fireside Piety.r the. duties apd enjoyments
Of Family Religion. BY Jacob Abbot:
Christ our Example. BY Caroline Fay, au-
thor of '9'The Listener" &c.
The Works of-Alrs. Sherwood, the only
upifarm edition ever published in the United
States. Vol. J. Containing the History of
Henry Minor.
Familiar Anecdotes of Sir Walter Scott
By James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd.
The Frolics Of Puck. In vols.
The Book Of Private Devotion. BY Han
Dah More.
The History of Joseph, for children and
youth. By Rev. #. II. Gallaudcf.
Poetry for Children. By Mrs. Sigourney.
Memoir Of the. Rev. Edward Payson, D. D.
late Minister Of Portland.
.Payson's Selmf Thoughts.
Jus received by
June re e. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
TAKEN UP,

y y bout the asth Of May last,
Y a Red white faced farrow Coo.
N.W supposed TO be IS years old; the
artificial marks are q square crop an her left
ear and a half crop on her right. Theown
can have her by proving property and paying
charges. DENNIS kHtLLOW.
TorTingtOn, Jnne II, lS54 u
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
THE ENQUIRER.
LTTCHFIELD, JUNE ~, IS3E.

The Legislatnre Of tse State sdjourned on Friday
morning last aud the members have returned to
the 6Osom Of their constituents TO give Of
the athGuness with which they have discharged their
Stewardship. We understand the majority separated
in fine spirits at the continued prosperity Of the party
The session has upon the whole been in which a
great degree Of harmony and good feeling prevailed.
The number of act passed was only torty-and the
smalIness Of the number we think augurs layorabIy-
Too much legislation is one Of the beseung faults of
the land aud we are glad o6r late legislature did not
follow the example OF passing multitude Of needless
laws. From the New-Faven Palladium and Herald
we copy the captions the acts passed.
LIST OF ACTS,
Passed at The late Session Of the General Assen.Cly
Act to incorporaie the Medical Society.
Act TO do the Medical Insluution of Yale College.
Act concerning the corporation OF Yale College.
Act TO alter the chatter Oftne State HoSrriat
Act to divide the Probate Dsrirt Of New Hartford,
and make Barkhantstead a Probate District.
Act 10 prohibit the qualifications ofobsce"e books, prints,
sc.
Act to prohibit Lotteries. ,-
Act to alter Militia Trainings. ssn+-s4.
Act to appeal from Courts OF Probate TO Superior
Court.
Act TO protect wood on MoiegaR land.
Act 10 regulate the admeasarempnf Of wood.
Act to give bounty Chinese Mulberry tree.
Act to authorize The Sheriff Of Fairfield county to ap-
point ten deputies.
Act 10 authorize depnss0is BE and seaed up,
and lodged with the CLERK 81 the county.
Act to authorize the Conniy Court The towns
for the repair of Court House.
Act IN repeal the Congressional Districts.
Act to incorporate Stamford Bank.
do. Manufacturer do. at Pennington.
do. New Haven County do. at N. Haven.
do. Exchange do. at Hartford.
Act to alter IRE limits Of New Haven.
Act To do. OF Hartford.
Act to secure the city OF Hartford from fire, aOdio pre-
serve the peace.
Act TO regulate the mode Of voting in the city elections
in Hartford.
Act do. in the city OF Norwich.
Act do. side walks in the city Of Hartford.
Act 10 alter the times OF holding Superior Court in
New Haven County. NJ
Act TO alter time Of Courts in Fairfield County.
Act TO incorporate the borough Of Willitnantic.
Act 10 incorporate the borough of Wo:thington.
Act TO make Madison Probate District.
do. SOmers do.
do. killlngworth do.
do. WATERFOWL do.
do. Burlington do.
Act torestore Clerks OF Superior Courts.
Act 10 establish defective lists.
Act to repeal the law relating TO Medical Science
Act authorizing Board nf Directors Of State Prison TO
+ FIJI vacancies 10 the Boasd.
Act requiring the Treasurer and Collector in school
districts give bonds.
Resolution to amend the constitution in relation to
voting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

Col Edward Lloyd, formerly Governor Of Mary.
laad and FeceniIy Of the Senate Of the United
States, died Al Annapolis. on MOsdsy, May 2 in bic
56sh year. He bore eonspicsons part in oil the Po-
cal relations Of thai State, apd has died universally
regretted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
MARRIEn-

In this iowa. on the 9TH iast by the Rev. Mr Hiek-
Ok, COL Lyman Wooster to Mise Mary G. MeNeiIi,
daughter Of the late NJ. lsaae McNeil
Ia Burlington, Mr.. Benjamin F. Negus oithis town,
To Miss Dantha Painter, Of Burlington.
DIED,
In Waaertown, Mr.. James F.. Stone, 90.
10 MOnivile, Capt Nathan COmsIoek, 81.
AZ Rorwirh, Mrs. Anna ChampIiu aged 30.
Joseph Winton, az. -
In NewtovSu. widow Hepsahe Sherman, g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

Connecticut Colonization Socsefy.-We negtecfed 10
notice. al the time the celebration Of the Anniversary
this Society held any Of its proceedings, and
do il merely 10 give list Of the officers Il
took place at New-Haven the 22d ult. Interesting
Reports both from the Connecticut Society and from
American Society were laid before the meeting The
officers for the enauing year are
President. Hon. Thomas 3. Williams.
Vice Prssidenrs, Hon. Joiin i. Peters, Benjamin
Sscretary, Rev Thomas II. Galiaudet.
Treasurer, Seth Terry.
Managers. Hon. EhepszeE Young, RsRey. q. g,
Wiitmr Pisk, D. D.. Henry White. Hon. =. u. Sher-
mad, IL. d, WIN. J. Hainersley. Aaron N. Skinner
James n. Bunce.
In order 10 admit SOME advertisements received at
late hour. and bring mp the proceedings Of the Lee
gislature 10 the time OF adjournment obliged TO
again postpone the Report Of the Secretary Of the L.
C. Temperance Society. II shalt certainly be pub
Iisncd next week. -
More Wing tviamphs.-Eleciions Tor Mayor, Alder
mea, &c. have recently taken place in Norwich and
New-Haven in this state, and Rochester, N. Y, in
each of which the wings have nobIy ,rinmphed. In
Rochester three out Of Eve wards were last year in
the hands Of the tories hut hS year every ward has
- = 81, -.
~ : -.
Joseph White and Rober, vaux. two ofthe recent
appointed Government Directors TO the u .. Bank,
nase oeenned aeeepuhg me sppoia'men! sseas
@ DC dmea n'a''er 'of the rres'den g ona'" gen
"e"ea " en"'s'' ""' s'a"o'"s 70 ac' '"e part o.
sp's' 'i"" '"e A'""N'
1"s -'os 80. 80 .".e.
'"e " s'".' $50 e'''. ..'. y =
80. ~ ~" .........a A..
. y ~. y's''..... -,
P'cas'o" "@ "-o' y ". 80 80 '
- - -
as's1s ""," -, = "''-
s"e s0"'h ''' '''' "s"sA. = y. "e@""'
6sr.r, ryr. in Ba,ap;a. N. "a Ere broke on, in
:. H.. .e.,,oon of axe :,h ul,. be,we.n ,wo
t,,r.. 4. a.. ,.., Of ,be Eagle Tavern. which .oou
t.v ,,c;.c.. f.,,,. ~. .,.rt.
~ ...h .Dr..a ,x;,t sre., ra,;d,v. The fr. .ooO
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12
NO1,TCE.

NOTICE.
TINE Court Of Probate for the District OF
4 Litchfeld hath assigned the 2Ist day nj
instant June. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
the Probate Office 10 Litchfe|d. for the APP
pointment Of Commissioners on the estate Of
ABIJAH BARBER.
late Of Torrington, IL said district. deceased.
represented insoly ent. at which time and place
all persons interested in said estate will &c
they see eause) attend before said Court and
be heard relative to such appointment.
BY order Of said Court.
SHELDON BARBER, administrator.
Torringson, June 7, 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

go 90 2ls a2l 2l9 2l4 al5 als all 2ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

In order TO admit some advertisements received
late hour. and bring MP the proceedings Of the Lee
gsIature the time OF adjournment. obliged
again postpone the Report Of the Secretary Of the L.
C. Temperance Society. II shalt certainly be pub
Iishcd next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

Joseph White and Robert vaux, two OF the recent
y appointed Government Directors the U. s. Bank,
have declined accepting the appointment. Il ssea,s
to be dieuli for the President TO obtain gen.
lemen Of character and standing act the par, OF
spies upon the Bank.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

Young Bcyiagton has had nm examinations before
the magistrates Of Mobile, and committed 10 prison 10
await his trial in November next. The investigation
is said TO have been very very proaracted one APP
pication was made TO admit him 10 give bail, which
was oserrnled. Frost, the yoBag man who was mur-
dered, we learn was from Portland he. and went TO
the sOuth for the benefit Of his health.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

More Wing triamphs. Elections for Mayor, Alder
mea, &c. have recently taken place in Norwich and
New-Haven in this state, and Rochester, N. Y, in
each Of which the wings have nobly irinmphed. In
Rochester, three out Of Eve wards last year in
the hands Of the tories hut this year every ward has
elected wing aldermen, and the total majority in The
city u 24l votes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

Litehfeld, yane y, 1884
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNyHE Annual General Meeting of the members of
IN. the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
buildings of the State of Virginia will be held at the
Society Office in Richmond Monday the 2fh Jan
uary, 1925 JAMES RAWLINGS,
Dec. 30 Gfl-tdml Principal Ageai NJ. "A. Society
NJEGROES FOR SALE.-In obedience 10 decree
of the county Court of Caroline pronounced the
9Th day of December 1884 shall SELL for cash. Mt the
tavern of Albert 5. Hundlcy Called Ncedwood in the
county of Caroline, the sth day of january 1-35 if
fair if not the next fair day, two likely young Negroes
to attend the sale. LUCY oHUNDLEY .4dmsrir
Dec 80. [7i-4t'] Of Wm. X Hmrdiey, decd.
NPLOoDED STOCK FOR SALE, VIZ: No. L.
-hD Lady berkeley, m. raised by Carter Berkeley,
Esq, of Barnelms, Middescx county, Va, fourteen
years old last spring, got by Trafalgar dam Rosaba
by imported Spread Eagle, e. dam imported Alexandria,
by Alexandria, g. e. dam by Woodpccker, G. e. dam
by Phlcgon out of Lord Egrenonts Ilighlyer mare-a
good breeder, in foal by Tinoleon.
No. 2-Rcform, dark br. mare five years old last
spring was got by Tariff, dam by Col Ioskins Sir Pc
ter G. dam by Highlander, (sec A. Il. r. vol End, D.
aeDng g dam by Cade, g. G. G. dam by Lonsdae, out
Nelson Sir Peter got by Knowslcy, out of Col
Hoskins famous Minerva, (sce A T. r. vol 1th D. 2I69
,ighlander was given in exchange by Col Tayloe, Of
Mount Airy, TO Richard Brooke Of Mantapke for the
celebrated grey Diomcd-a fine mare, in ioal by limo
leon.
No. 3.-Eglantinc s. f. dropt spring of 1884. bv Co
hanna out OF No IL OF fine form and action and should
be put into the hands of judcious trainer in few
months.
No 4-Ruby, b. f dropt spring Of 1888, full sister to
No. 3.
No: 5-Jessamne, b. f. out of No g dropt last spring
10y Mason Ratter of size and form SO superior as 10
establish her dam 4 first rate breeder
10 gentlemen who judges of pure blood NOTHING
need be said in praise of the pcdrrees of the above
Address the subscriber through the Richmond P. o.
RICHARD HILL.
NJ B. The premium offered by the Frcdericksbirr
Agricultural Society, for the best woyear old fly at
their Fall meeting in 1881, was awarded to No 2
Ashfeld 23d December, 1884. 7l-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

a The Enquirer Is published twice week, generally,
three tunes week during OF tho
Price, the Same ercofrc Five Dollars in add
vance Notes OF coIcrc banks (only) will
es,ed IN payment The Editors viii the remit
thug thcm By nall the pogS letters being paid by the
py No will DO discontinued,
Ehtors until all arrcaragcs have been paid up.
Q Whoever will guarantee papers, shall
have the tcnth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OCT One square, loss first cents each
80 No advertisements
~ s,nod by person ia or IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

& tHANTICLEER.-Thi thorough bred Race horse
" and Stallion, will stand the ensuing season. at the
stable OF Dr. Peyton r. Nelson, in Gloucester county
four miles from Gloucester Courthouse lie will be at
his stand early in January, and will i'm due time be ex
Particulars hereafter w W. WHITING
December 10. DE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

IN IhIH onumofatOn, iHc inhnbIIan9 OF The country
which IS situated between The Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, and which was for tie purpose only Of tcmpora
W government, attached to thc Territory Of Mchigan
at e last session Of Congress, is not embraced They
may be justly estimated at from five eight thousand
souls
The population Of Western Michigan (now generally
known as The Wisconsin Territory may be stated a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

NIEGROES FOR SALE.--Wil be sold to the higI
est bidder, at the Bowling Green, on the 18th of
January next that being Court day. one young man and
two girls. JOHN WASHINGTON, administrator.
toih The HManHcred Of Elisabeth Bashingion.
icc. ~. G5-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

NJ OIlCE.-Wl be sold TO the highest bidder fo1
cash. on Tuesday, the 30th December inst, at the
liaisborough Tavern, the Coal Mines in Chester
ned county live or six likely negroes, belonging the
estate OF the late William Bernard, deceased-The sub
scrber hereby requests all persons who may have claims
against the said estate, to bring them forward we'll au-
entcated Tor adjustment, before the day of sale
OF TINS notice will be plead in bar of all claims which
may be presented after that day.
MARK +. FLoURNOY, administrator
December %. 70-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30
-RFCMyuON.D,

MARINERS BANK OF vIRGINIA-The annual
n meeting of the Stockholders. for the election of D-
rcctors for the Bank for the Offices of Discount and
Opposite, viii be held Wednesday the 9Th of January
next. WM NEKERyIS Lnshfer
Dec. I'd, 1871 6l-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

III EGROES FOR SALE-At Paineville Amelia
for cash, the 18th Of January next six or EIGHT
w. Dcaton, decd. A. b. WALTHALL, Admir-
Dec. %. 77-wtdg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

NOTlCE.-The sale advertised by the subscriber, to
have taken place the 18th instant at his little
farm, the Meadow Bridge Road having been postpon-
ed ON account of the weather. will take place on We'd
ncsday, the 3Ist inst. THOMAS NELSON
Richmond, Dec. Odd 1894 6g-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

a2ANk OF VlRGlNIA-The annual meeting Of
~ - the Stockholders will be held at the Banking
house, on Monday the 9th Of January next.
a. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
DccemDcf 1ui, 1854. 6l--td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE-'The subscriber
will sell at public auction at Aylett's ware house
IN King William county, the first day Of January ne xt
that valuable MILL better known by the name of King
william Miiis, with seventy acres of land attached
There are now in operation pair of new burr stones
live and half feet diameter, aud pair of Esopus for
grinding corn-tle whole apparatus in complete order
me stream upon which the mill is situated never fails
ana affords suifciency Of water for manufacturing pur
poses Inc house is spacious and the site
Ny any IN soyer fIrgtnjn ,s!soal sein1 twenty
four feet IN diameter. Should the purchaser wish to
convert il into manufacturing mill he will be enaned
TO purchase sutliccncy of wheat immediately in.tlc
ncighbonrood, to keep it constantly operation dutnp
the season As grisi MILL from its location and ne yer
falling In the des season. it is valuable than any
other in the county. Terms a sale
u The above property viii be sold without reserve
hing william, Dec. To- C6-2awtd
N OTICE-By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
" TO me by Robert Sanpstcr of record in Albcmarle
Superior Court of Chanccry, at Stanton made on the
@cth day OF June, 1875, therein depending in
winch said Sangstcr Is plaintiff, and Thomas Sangster
and others are defendants, shall the 9th day of jan
nary next, II fair, otherwise the fair day. expose to
SAFE upon the promises, to the highest bidder for ready
money a Tract OF Land, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Robert Sangster, containing PA acres. or less w.
ing IN the North Garden, in the county of Albeinare
immediately ON the turnpike from Stanton to Scots
viile within about 10 miles of the latter place and about
inc same distance from Charlottesville This land is said
to be In highly improved state of cultivation ranks
with the first quality Of the very fine body of land in that
section OF the counyand is surrounded by highly in
teillgent and respectable ncighborhood. The title is
thought indispuable-such is vested in me, howe
yer, Will convey to tine purchaser.
v. w. SOUTHALL, Trustee
Charlottesville, Dec. 2, 1884 GOwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30

FIohsc lnae The rbovo t the
counts 20 the Editors of tho Enquirer for payment.
I'D OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY divi-
he, dcnd of one per cent has been declared by the
Roanoke Navigation Company, payable by the Treasu-
rer, demand. a JOINER Treasurer
weldon, 10th Dec. 1884. Roanoke Nae. Comp u.
Dee %. 6o-ot