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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

MARKETS-.j"lc 18Th 1895.
lobAcco.-SnPplies coming IN freely Inspections very
large, and auction prices have been steady
during the last week
PrtceS--Dry rich shipping leaf 81 a SlG-Occasion-
ally superinc hid brings sly.
Large heavy rich semming leaf oIO $3.50.
Good and fine French 50 80 a 81 2 so.
Snowy thin well favored leaf 50 so a $40
Fine manufacturing leaf $40 a Sl7
Small waxy manufacturing leaf 81 50a IS so.
Snowy lugs So 80 81.
Inferior lugs So 80 a SO
FLoUR-SuppIies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales this week
at $6-holders now very firm and none willing
to sell at less than So 25-Somc holders expect
the article to advance to 81, and portion ri
the stock is Withdrawn from the market at
present.
CoTToS.-None in market on sae--wortb ~ 9 81 Of
BAGWELL, SMITH N-4saasssssIssuu.
7. S.-Aucton sales of very fine manufacturing no..
bacco to day 800 10 $50 IS. b., S & j.
Sales If o. Ahds ToJaee6 at The Public Jgaye House
June IL.
Henry Hatcher, Cumberland, No. g Sll rs: No 2
Sl3 %; No. a. $l3; No. >, $40 as. John Lakeland
buckingham, No 3 $l4; No. d. $l5; No 8, SIP Is; No
6, $l1 %; No. Z Sill No. :, Sl3 Col Jno ~ HaTrss
No 4, $l3 80; No s. 50; No. g. So 10 Jas Harriss do
No g. Crop Lugs 81 rs; No. 7, S14 50; No. g. SIS
y; No q $l7; No. ii 10; No -, SID; No 10 SIS
No a. SD o. Crop No. ], refused 81; No g. SO 75
No d $l3 No 3, $40 80. (B. Crop No. / Sl2 Is; No
g $l050; No 4, refused, So So No s. refused. 81 25
b. w. Horriss, do q s Crop No and2, SIG Is; No
and a. $6 No. and z, SIS 80; No 6, Sl4 So Nv
Crop No: ], $l2 25; No. g Sill No 9, SIP; No 4
81 20; No. 8, $40 20 Benz. Mosby. Nelson No
ga 90 No Sl3 %; No 3, 81 IS; No. d, So 50 No
D. refused, 81 -. John Flippn, Cumberland No g. re
fused So 80; No. 4, $l1 %; No s. $40; No G. $40 25
No. T. l2 80; No. 3, IL; No o. SI3 Is; No TO- $i3 95
No IL, 80 10 Sales of other Tobacco-Iurs ST 80 &c
S. %; passed 81 80 to $l1 49,
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,,,,,,,,,,, COMNUNIC9TED.

hasten q, give to the pnic through the your paper
another achievement by the Wing Justices
al their June Term First, came on the appointment
Wings succeeded FinJing
selves tocraby the
they concluded to in Tor dozen ol
eaisNhigsi or Whites as choose %
are 20 % Justices, swearing to be
TIDE consultation ani the laws, Meanwhile
friends became te chagnc lc Benc but were soon
asked oun 10 answer the ola the in
tended acts of their aiveISar The Wing knew that
their presence could not change the resuor counted
NE Ayes with much precision the of Now Work
ana when Cob johnson voted in Vice President by late
Baltimore Conventions Upon casting
TO b" Wings,
other day Judge White horse las, spring in Allie
naTe--but the Juno
lore ey slapped ~ TIVE DEMONSTRATING four-,o wiz
Three brothers, and bTo,hc law Thus
sons were MOI nesloe and but little respect paid localy
o eAampie'cTe place called White IIa-Under the new
dpensaiion there will be the
efnies from said Pace Wings our people mu,, oot
how they about that fair
men the location generally leaving count
iue OF sques, Tor te want of Whss.
Farewell do with this recommendation? think could snc II
hs was made acquainted with all The circumstances.
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CHARLES A. PERROW,
WILLIAM PERROW,
JOHN. PERI&OW,
June 10.

u N CHANE ERY-ViRGISn Goochland Circuit
u Superior Court of Law and' Chancery, gid April,
l535: ~
Nicholas J. Pondexter, Executor of William G Poin-
dexter, decd, Pltf
against
pavid M Parrish, Valentine Parrish, and LipscomS
Crank, Dcta
On the notion of the Plaintiff by Counsel leave is
granted him, and lie thereupon fled his supplemental
bil making new parties defendants in this cause and
the Defendants Matthew Lacy, William bradshaw the
children and heirs of Robert Bradshaw, dec d.. whose
names are unknown and John Bradshaw, ir Bryce
Bradshaw, l.arner Bradshaw, Kitty Bradshaw Nancy
br31dshaw, James Bradshaw, and Bathsheba his wife,
roliy Woodson, and lohn Cozne and Sally his wife,
heirs of Iarner Bradshaw, decd not having entered
then appearance and given security according the ACT
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence at they inhabitants
OF tb;s Commonwealth - arderea that they do APP
pear here on the first day Of October Comrt next and am.
swer the plaintiffs bills, and that copy of this order BE-.
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in tl,,
CITY OF Richmond, and continued for months success
slyey and that another copy be posted at the front door
oil the Courthouse of this county.
Copy MAR w. MILLER, d. CT
june 10 E3-WSwr
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aSIsl.

~ w. McG1 NNEss informs the citizens Of vr.
We gnil that I've 10 pro pared undertake all work
in the PAINTING lire generally
lie deems 1t unnecessary to puff his qualifications az
House Painter, &c. The work done by him on th,
very best Houses in this city, during residence of Ie
Shop-old stand nth street Sontb side of the Coni
tol Square, Richmond, Va.
June ~. 10 sc
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Being dc sosAss
TO remove to the Western Country, offer for sale
of Sde Blue Stone Creek in the county of
containing 500 acres, less, with improves nenis
sufficient for the accommodation of familyThis land
is well adapted TO the cultivation Of tobacco corn wheat
oats &c situated within miles Of the ourishng Town
OF GAINESVILLE, on the Roanoke, and about IL miles of
boydton There are of the finest springs on this
land in the State, aud the situation very healthy
1t very rarely that such land this the market it
being considered among the best tracts of in
the county more particular description of this land
deemed unnecessary. Purchasers had best come and
view the land early pessible--lf previously
sold prvacly viii offer for sale the highest bidder,
on The LIST day Of September ncxtThe terms OF sale
VIII Je accommodating to the purchaser.
THOMAS MARSHALL.
N B-The sale will positively take place the Isl of
sept, fnot previously sold privately 1t will take place
on the premises. Il. Nj.
June ~ 13-wfw"
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Sn DOLLARS REWAllDs-Ran away from my
eSSV son. George w. Atkinson, the .l5th April last
my man Billy. tic had been hired in Richmond thu.
two months preceding the time Of his copenlent and
was living with Mr.. John Brown, Grocer not far from
Shocke Warehouse, at the time lie went os. Billy is
negro OF good address, sarghty ad i'll his move
nens, and possesses generally pleasing and preposss
sing countenaree He is afflicted with hernia and wears
truss around his body by which he may be detected
lie wore pair OF pegged shoes, black wool hat and
kersey domestic when seen,ast by my SON 1t is proba
bic he may still he lurking about Richmond or he may
be IN the neghbouriood OF New Castle Hanover county
as his father and MOTHER believe living in that neigh.
county, as he formerly lived in that county and had
wife at old Mr.. Richard Bridgess deco Billy is about
middle stature, and about thrty-ive years of are will
give len dollars to aeon who will deliver him TO sx
Giving In the upper part of King William - if "a
should be taken in my county ias
distance o me- Ii lie should be taken the distance
OF hty miles and delivered me will give twenty
dollars and at the distance Of from seventy five to one
hundred miles, and delivered to me- will Give twenty
ve dollars and If taken of the State of Va and de-
lVered to me, will give fifty dollars.
-, ~ DUDLEY ATKINSON.
King William county, June TO- l3-lts
NOUCE.-Mr. Raii9ae c. WoNaee-Yon Leiro !,
1N nonresident Of this Commonwealth are hrrehv
notified, that will petition the next General Assembly
oil virginia tor divorce from you rincuo ,gar;110,
and that have filed in the Clerks Office of the Cirouit
superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county of
Montgomery, statement of the causes on which te
application is founded. At the term of the said
Court, application will be made TO the Juge Thereof 10,
cause jury 30 be impannelled aseertis the facts sci
fourth In the aforesaid satement on which occasion Won
are required 20 attend
Yours &c. CELINDA c. WALLAC,E
'uhc 10 l3-w4w
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No Dunscomb has much rue The Eraia both Of pen and
press. Dr. tho advertisement for tho
70 take place on Hfaesy ne 2th lie detected mistake and
requested us TO correct 20 "Wednesday O 0lN pfnfcfs De
' 'sroractedt 70 Thursday ne 20 has since been nfo
Wltlts9lg ps 2iN JBac. ~ ="
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ESTIMATE

The Aibqay ArgHs takes GIMP dOga of the various
states, and estimates that Mr. Van Burcn will receive
2O6 vOtes-thc Opposition 40-and 1G doubtfnl--It al
lows Mr.. V. b., Alabama, Georgia ~ Carolina-and
we are assured by wel-iuformed gentleman who bas
just visited these States that there IS every probability
OF his succoss.Lct the Wings kick as much az they
can against The prcks, such, firmly believe viii be
the course Of Virginia The Union Party Of Georoa are
multiplying their county meetings for the appointment
OF Delegates TO the Convention Of July
The Secretary Of State has returned to his post in
Washington, from his visit to Georgia
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EsEGGEEs'S EXCHANGE.
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcuMoSD, VinGIaIA.
Look To The 27h Instant
u S3O,OOO0-and ID each of So 900. m
Virginia Dismal swamp. NO, H3.


~ S3O,0000-and IL each of So 900. m
Virginia Dismal swamp, No. a3..
DTdi0s 9Th June, ia Mez0HdJia.
G6 Nosl0 drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.
] OF $4,000; 10 each of 5000; each of 4O0g, 800o,
$500 1000, &c.
~ Tickets $40 halves s., quarters 81 SO
u For tickets or shares in tic above Lottery Address
your orders to TllOS. b BIGGER,
June ~. ll3-i1 RiebmoHs IA.
vi OTlCE.-Noiiceish hereby g zen to al whom il may
y concern, that Power Of Attorney, executed by
me to Joseph Hagan Of this place but now in fe Won
tern part Of this State Of date the 27h day Of November
1884 for the purpose Of disposng Of certain lands WING
in The county Of RUSSELL in which am Interested and
winch were therein described is herewith revoked and
al contracts entered into Ivy BIN, with regard to said
lands, under said power Of Attorney after ts date win
be OF no force or effect SARAH PURCEII
n'cmhohdi June 10, 800. Elwfw
NoTICE.--Was committed to tho iail Of this conn.
y ~ as runaway bright mulatto woman. who
calls herself Matilda, otherwise Eliza Turner She is
about forty years Of age and rather the ordinary
SIZE OF women IA bushy head Of hair; her clothing very
thin. She states that she born scar Bslfsld Va
Of Britt
The owner is requested to come forward prove pro
perry, pay charges, and take her away, or she will be
dealt with as the law diFscis. NJ >. JACKSON
June 10. isIwc~
6SPORTS OF TIE PFT.-A LARGE Main (yiroin;a
~ against North Carolna) viii be fought on Thursday
the 10Th June at the Union Tavern Caroline Couriy
twelve miles above lIapoycr Court House on the main
Northern road Tie ProPseior has made arrangements
for the accommodations Of urge company
June -. I9--ot
+ meeting 0fthe Trustees Of the Upper Rppomat.
"a tox Company, at Farmyille, oniae iOt June 1895
dividend Of sx dollars each share of the Old stock IN
said Company declared, payable to stockholders ~
the Office Of the Treasurer of e Company in Prtersbnrg
on The LIST day Of Jnly, 1885. 3. MORTON,
Petersburg, Jonc 10. . 80
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a NLENBURNIE FOR SALE.--Ilavine determined
~ to remove to tho South west will offer for sale
on tue premises, Wednesday the 9th OF AIay next IL
TAR, 1t not the next fair day at ~ o'clock the Tract of
Land oIsvlIch Mrs. J. Curc resides called Genbt,uie
situated within half ralle of Palnvta tho eouutv scat
Of Euganua and. containing 400 ACRES Of land Tie
dwelling house IS Of briob two stories high neg ard
commOdous. Attached to- II are excellent ont houses
good water and productive garden The situation Is
as healthy as any in the upper country. To LAWYER
who would farm a small scale I would particularly
recommend this property, know no situation where
gentleman Of that profession could do better il beip
within half duy ride of four or five Courts Should
any person disposed TO purchase, more land he
cGnd get aJoDing the PREMISES ucras would make
large and compact farm, fer terms and liberal Gre
dit The household and Kitchen rnitusa will be sold s
same day.-Terms modJ known at the sale
MILES GARY
March II. fIOl-w4w1 For l.. Cuyle
O. The sale Of The above property will certainly take
place on Friday tho 10Th, inst, (nnc " far il the
hex tar day MILES CARY
Jo% y. l0-wtds
MEGROFOOT The subscriber offers Gof sale flia
dssfabe estate, lying in the upper part Hanover
county, both sides Of the road radiog from Clopea
Goodals to Fredrrrfsburg containing about $50 acras
Of land, nearly one hof 0c which is h woods The soil
is wei adapted 20 clover and plaster and is susocptiba
81 a high state Of improvement
HE buildings are, large twostory, brick tavern al
most new store house, private house, and many other
outhouses Its very good stand fora tavern and has
been used such OY many years and is n one Of the
most healthy and respectable neghborloods m Vrpnia
was once The residence Of the renowned orator Pa
trick Henry.
Any gerson wishing TO purchase may know the terc\
(whics wiz Re accommodating By appiyag i3e anh-
scaiber, who lives near, 60 Mr VIM W Mallory who,
now occupies the premises.
J May H. 9-wSw,
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NRJ HEAT FANS made in a superior manner, upon
w the late improved plan of concentrating the wind
upon the silters, as described in Vol g No g. Farmers
Register
Seed Buckwheat and Rye.--Apply to
June 10. fl3-ft1 WM PALMER
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FOX THE EMO UIR

Hear me for my CaUSei"
When the Anniversary of American Indepe ndcnce
was celebrated in this City two years ago. by all poll
neal parties, little did anticipate that the time would so
arrive when that glorious day was TO be abandon
ed to the madness of party Still less could be fore
seen, that any man, who enjoyed the harity and Anne
ricaniSm OF that scene, would he the first
meeting tor combining the celebration TO one political
sect Not party toast dsigurcd the harmony of the
day Mayor ibbon, Chief Justice Marshall and Judge
Brockcnbrongh, Judges May, Parker and Upsbnr
Mcssrs Leigh and Robertson, James r. Preston aud Pc
ter " Daniel, &c &c all found ningl touotber
ut the festive boardand the following was offered
up, as the expression of the sentiment of the Day:
"Ihe glorious Fourth of July--our Political Sabbath
1t belongs TO our Couniryle it be given up TO
Party" ~ ~
And are we to have no longer any Political Sabbath
Shall the Wings of this City alone be called upon to CO.
organize them. It is adjourned over until this dav In
the name of our Political Sabbath IL beg them TO aban
don the narrow scheme; and let have civic cclebra
ton that is worthy of AMERICANS
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THE .ALJJL

has been stated in this paper that Messrs +. Porter
* Co had purchased of Nlcssrs. VIM Smith 81 Co tie
Mail Line between Washington and this City 1t was
supposed, that such arrangement had been made
Washington, between the parties--Col. Gardner, the
Assistant Postmaster General being selected the UNI
pre- to Xix the exact amount TO be paid for the property
horses, stages &c, &c, exclusive of the steamboat
Champion. The sum fixed, about S}S 800 Pre-
partitions were making by MIR. Smith, deliver up the
property to Messrs. Porter ~ CO., when Mr. Stockton
of the Partners oil Mcssrs w Smith * Co. arrived
in the city, and objected to the clause in the contract
by which their steamboat Champion prohibited from
running on the waters OF the Poomac.That being one
OF the considerations with f. Porter X Co. for ovino
such price for the stage property and the mail con.
tract, was insisted upon Mr.. Vanderbilt. the other
Farther then came on and deciding with Mr. Stockton
they pronounced the contract null and void Messrs
r. d. Co have resortcd TO legal advice and have insti-
tucd suit against the other paryThe mail is carried
usual: 10y Messrs. w. Smith " Cove regret thu.
difficulty which has taken placcand hope that some
amcable arrangement may still be made between the
parties
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and jealous attachment To our Republican nstituons-
Let political preachers and political parzans whine and
brawl; facts speak for themselves.
To conclude, sir In l77S when the Catholics of
Great Britain were urging the Parliament remove
their disabilities the following questions on the power of
the Pope in temporal concerns, sent by the desire
OF Mr.. Pitt, TO the Catholic Universities OF Sorbonnc
Louvainc, Douny, Alcala and Salamanca They were
expressed M the following terms, and received the follow
ing answer
L. Has the pope cardinals any body of men,
any individual of the Church of Rome any civil autlor
~, power jurisdiction, pre-eminencc whatsoever,
within the realms OF Englandi"
. Can the pope cardinals, any body of men,
ANY individual OF the Church OF Rome absolve or dis
pcnsc his na"siys subjects, from their oath OF allcg
ancc, upon any pretcxt whatsoever
g. Is there any principle in the tcnc,s of the Caiho
lie faith by which Catholics justified keeping
IN religious opinions in amy Transaction, either OF pub
lie or private naturc?
The universities answered unanimously:
L. That the pope cardinals, any body of men,
or any individual of The Church of Rome has not nor
nave any civil authority, power jurisdiction pre- n
nencc whatsoever, within the realm of England.
= " That the pope cardinals any body of mcn
any individual of the Church of Rome cannot asolvc
or dispense has aestys SUBJECTS from their oath OF al
iegiance upon any prcteNt whatsoever.
s. That there is principle in the tcncts of the
Catholic faith, by which Catholics justified in not
Keeping faith with heretcs other persons differing
from them in religions opinions in any transactions, ci
thcr OF a public private nature"
On the receipt oil the above answers an oath Of ALE
glance agreeable thereto formed the English and
Irish Catholics, which Roman Catholic objected to-
Let those who laboring to scdiiiOn and discod
in society, point OUT If they cam single Catholic who
turned traitor TO the cause of his country They may
themselves, whenever an attempt to unite Church
and State, subvcrt the principles oil our government
is made, Catholics will be found defending our Cons,
tuition. CONSTITUTION
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ANSWER

10 Tic Roman CatOfcs ot tie United STATES of 9uerico
Gentlemen: While now receive with much satisf,c-
ton your congratulations my being called by a unan
NOUS vote, TO- the first station in my country, cannot
eu' 9uy notice your Po'teness, in offering apology
an opportunity Of realizing, instead Of anticipating the
pSc"ehts Of the General Government you will do me
t justice to believe, that your testimony Of the increase
o. e public prosperity, enhances the pleasure which
soua Otherwise have experienced from your affection
ieel That my conduct, in and in peace has met
WIN more general appreciation than could have rcasona
Ply Deen expected and find myself disposed 10 cons.
ger at fortunate circumstance great degree result
Ipg rom me able support and extraordinary candor Of
ny ienow-citizens OF all denominations.
nc prospect Of national prosperity now before us Is
uuy anvnang, and ought to excite the exertions of all
eoon men TO establish and the happiness of their
counry'ln the permanent duration Of its freedom and in.
oePehoencc America, under the smiles Of Divine Pro.
yidence, the protection Of good government and the
cultivation OF manners, morals and piety cannot fail IF
attaining an uncommon degree ofeminencc in literature
pectabilty abroad
ASmankind become more liberal, they will be more
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"a AND FOX SALE--l viii oter for sale, on tie
d n premises, where | reside, the 9TH Friday
in July, 1885, if fair, if not the first fair day there
after at public auction to the highest bidder parcel of
Land, containing, by recent survey, two hundred and
twenty acres, lying in the county of Buckingham,
mile from the Virginia Springs about two miles from
two and one half from the furnace little above Canton.
This land lies WELL and is well adapted TO the culture
fcorn wheat, tobacco &c. About 30 cleared
and III cutvation-the residue is well timbered There
has been found the land, upon slight experiment.
about twenty-five dollars worth ofgold The improve
mcnts toierably good. dwelling house with three
below and two above, and Unnecessary houses
al good garden, and spring very convenient. The
Terms will be made known the day OF sale. Should
private contract be made before the day of sale, it will
be duly notified in the public press.
| CHARLES A. PERRow.
FOR SALE, The most paiatabe Quarries an Bucking-
ham, or perhaps IN the aoorid.---Also, the fourth
Friday in july will be sold the interest of the under
signed the Quarries lately owned by our deceased ia
have uniformly yielded the best of slate and the most
certain profits 10 those who haze undertaken work
them.
About 900 squares of slate raised in the year
1854 on this quarry: the slate inc Shuusbl Although
tmay be to the interest of depress their value;
we believe that such quarry has been
in Buckingham, probably in the United States or else
where-taking into consideration the facility of getting
ana tR superior quality Of the slate The subscribers
do earnestly invite the attention of capitalists North
South East or West, to ths piece OF property.
One or the quarries of tie opening Cor slate
rented out for h2 months after the 25th December en-
SUNG The others can be taken immediate possession
OF by the purchaser Ehs three Legatees UNDERSIGNED
own half of tlose quarrcs The three other inter
ests, no doubt be purchased at the same time and
place.
| CHARLES A. PERROW,
WILLIAM PERROW
|
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Early FrTtThe Charleston Courier of the III insi
acknowledges the receipt OF delicious Nutmeg Apr.
cots, and luscious French Prunc-fion the garden OF
the enterprzing horticulturist, John Michel, Esq.
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KEN - (n s4bStancc) IF G. r. FoYrAISE ia tie Bait.
m. onrention, (23d Aay.) in reply TO hr Lyie, of
cd others, 'ohO had cast reflections on the course
y Me PWgtna Oetegaiion on lLe suLieck Of lie Yicl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

HARPERS-FERRY real. ESTATE
nf virtue Of desj Of trust. exscsssd -
II the 2sth day of Deesmeer. 1874. ~
Lewis wsrnvsg. TO Edward wsyer. nsv
deee ssed, and Armstead Beekksm, - tru<-
tees for the benefit u James Stabbssf sld,
the subscriber, 40 tho s1r,NinS trustee, ard
ander Tho authority vested "a h,m a. such ty
s,id deed which 70 duly reeoried IN Tho
Clerks Once Of the county court II Jei'er-
soa. ~iil sell, 1T public suctioo. 70 the high
-st bidder, for cash, on .uenils ne 1SlA y
July aexf. before tho door VI fIusirmccs's
Hotel, Hsrpers-ferry. that psri of the vsls-
able islAnd OF Nirgiuius which va. originally
sold BY James stuboleh.ld aud w,se % LEWIS
Weruwas. aud ), now ~ the posssssios Of
John Nern~ss end Joseph L. sniih, cvc-
tsining on u one OF the uosi Valpsble S.1W
MILLS in the q. States, together With
number Of DWELLING HOUSES. WORK
SHOPS, and other Improvements. SAID pro-
pcrty will be sold Go satisfy the sum Of ssvsa
thousand four hundred aud twenty dollar,
with interest from the 1t day VI December,
1884. the balance Of the original purchase
money remaining due To Coleman e. Back
ham, - the assgnee Of said James S.ubole-
field.
such title ONLY As ~ vested IN the .Bbssri-
Der Will DC made To the purchaser. Which,
however, ). believed 10 Ice indi,patable.
Sale 10 take place nj IL O'Clock. N.
ARMSTEAD BECkHAu.
hsy ~, $50. SGTr'rfrS Trunsf Sc.