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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-08
JEFFERSON AND HARRISON

1t has been denied oy some of the YAM
ties that William II. Harrison received Of
flee from Thomas Jefferson Speakers and
bearers on that SUBJECT are referred TO the
ilrst volume OF the Executive Journal OF the
United States Senate, page AL, where they
VIII ind 1T thus written:
O. nominate w lillian Henry Harrison 70
be Governor of the Indiana Territory. from
The 18Th day of May next, when his prese nj
commission as Governor will expire. A.
gain
81 nominate William Henry Harrison of
Indiana, TO be commissioner 10 ente, mo
any treaty, or treaties which may be neces.
Sary, with any Indian tribes, northwest Of
The Ohio, and within the territory of The
United States, ON the subject of the bounda
ry, or lands"
(Signed) TIL JEFFERSON.
The message containing these nominations
was transmitted 10 The Senate of the United
States on the 3D. of February, 1903 read on
The 4tb, and on the Sth taken Up for cosjder.
alton. when the two nominations of VIII.
liam Henry Harrison above reciled, received
HE unanimous sanction OF that honorable
body.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-08

n Philadelphia paper mentions that
Clara Fisher, (now Mrs. Meader,) res.
'Ized during her theatrical career in this
country, about $3.50, 900. She is about
to return TO Europe.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-08
10Th were principals in both offences. 5"

both were principals in both offences"
}. Nj. Smith is the brother, and Bell the
brother in-law, of WILLIAM SMITH, Sem
ator elect of the Orange District. The pro-
vocation was an article, which appeared in
The Reporter, not only rejecting in u severe
manner ON w iliam Smiths delinquencies
as Mail contractor on Il route in that vici-
NIFTY, but indulging in the most unmeasured
and viruie nj personal abuse.
In Justice 10 James NJ Smith, we subjoin
an extract OF n letter from him, with which
we have been favored, since the foregoing
was penned.
ffrTsYLvANIA JAIL,
AUGUST 81, 1886.
"Marcellus and myself, you will see, are
IN Jail-we are charged with beating and
shooting with intent 10 kill Thomas Terry.
editor oi The Danvile Reporter, ard IA man
whose name is Whitc--uo such ihitr-the
charge is false. The affair VI ith Terry was
common nffray, with White matter ofde~
fence, no, together with others, was heat.
ing and striking me violently. The bali
passed through his hand only, and then over
his shoulder, cutting hole through his coat"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-08

MARTIN VAN buren,.

Van any one be so blind as not 10 see the
OBJECT OF this letter? Can the most devoted
suhe'ent OF Martin Van Buren, suppose that
ne had any other motive, than to " needle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
corTesp0ndeneo Of Me BaiiimoIo patyiol.

WAsHfNGroE, March 2 1896
In the Senate, this morning, Mr. Buchanan tool ,be
h0oi upon c motion Of Mr. Calhoun not 20 receive lie
petition OF the Friends Of Pennsyvania upon the s,b
Jecl OF abolition IN the District. Mr. buchanan won't
over the usual grounds, aud sustained the rgbt Of et
uon as involved IN the acceptance tfte me mortal pre
scented by himself r.
Mr. WALKER Of Mississippi, who had lust taken his scat
~ tie senate, nude very cfedilable abDf unop III,
question lie ls slightly built, small in stature with a
rouad, full rather intelligent face black SPARKLING
eye, and very sirlll, small voice. Ills manner -
good and hts style pleasing. lie disclaimed ali portv
feeling upon this subject. file called on Mr. tVeb
scr 10 come forward and save the Union He aid
the Councils Of the Nation should not be divided ON
this quesuon-ihcy should be united in Opposition r.
course Of action which must produce difference dis
faction and disunIOn to thc country. lie nppcofod "a
Mt buchanan 10 come forward and aid in the produc
ton Of hs result lie appealed 60 that Senator's State
as hs own native State, to forward and contribute
her influence to this good work NJ she did not NE said
bat he should desire TO forget her although the coun-
try Of his birth and childhood
lie told ihe Senate that the South could never cor,
sent 20 any Interference upon this subject She
would only meet such attempt With the bagonett Mr.
WaEcf said that the aboltioniss, those men OF InAn
cnce who wefc encouraging leading in this work
were writing their ownpnliucal eriaphs They would
be coveted with eternal obloquy-ond tho marble thaf
marked the place q thcit scPuute, would point to The
spot where nouidered the ashes Of the destroyers Of te
Union iic thus roquenuy concluded.
" Let Is, then, MIR President unite in seeking on
Ararat, where National Ark now tempesttost on
she waves q popular excitement, may rest ood lei ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

& EAA BUSHELS black eye Peas,
- ebAI 30 bushels ealayanco do
30 bushels crowder peas
50 do white beans
800 do orchard grass seed
20 do herds grxs do
good assormeot Of garden seeds Of the crop of 1875
warranted genuine. '
Cioyef Iaoihy bufnei greensward and other grass cS
pected daily.
Agricultural implements and ploeg castings as usual
~, sale " WM FALMER.
"NfNH Ug-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
Feb. 90.

W%TINTER ARRANGEMENT-Tw WErK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahonias TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence ON
Monday, the 9TH december, only twice u week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs.
day morning. at 10 o'clock; and on aud after Thurs
day, the 9TH January, 1886, they will run only once
week. leaving Baltimore every Thursday and Norfolk
every Mondny morning, at 10 o'clock Should the ma
vgaiion of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis as formerly
The Patrick Henry leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning for Rchnlond, and return every
Sunday and Wednesday,
Passage and fare to Norfolk So. All baggage at the
Baltimore. December4. Gle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

- The enquirer published twice week generally and
three OF the 1ogisaiuIo
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars payable adj
Notes chartered, banks (on) will c
ceved payment The Editors will the OF remit;
ting them by ma the postage being paid by the writer's
No will b, discontinued but discretion the
Editors until all have been paid up.
30 Whoever will the OF nine shall
have tho tcnth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One each
o assumed by in this CITY cnvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

rel OTlCE.-On Tuesday the 29tb ins,on, will he soId
py me subscriber, as executor of Greed TAYLOR de-
ccase' at Raines Tavern, in the county of Cumberland
20 tue highest bidders Tor cash about twenty Slaves
OF them young and very likely All persons having
claims against The estate OF Creed Taylor deceased are
requested TO produce them TO the subscriber order that
preparation may be made to pay them
, SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor
March 5. "a 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
SHIP BISCUIT.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFIcR,
E.kruor,, ~ %

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFGCR,
,> February 1S, 1896
81 DROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed " Proposals TO
n furnish Ship Biscuit" will be received al this Of
fee until o'clock p. NJ Of the 10th day of March next
for furnishing and delivering at the Navy Yard GosDor
ttTgtaia any quantity of ship biscuit. 10 be made wholly
from ING Hour OF the manufacture othe year 1885 or the
year $50 ut may be required during the year 1876 at
that Navy Yard, for the of the Navy
The said ship biscuit must be fully equal to the quality
ana must correspond in size TO tie sample now lodged in
the said Navy Yard by the Commissioners Of the Navy
aud be subicct 10 SUCH inspection they may direct
must be in all respects satisfactory them or the Com
nandant ofthe Navy Yard and must be packed and de-
liYered in good, substantial, and bright -four barrels with
double lining hoops at each head for which no charge
10 the United States.
On application 10 the Commandment Of the Navy Yard
at Gosp"Tt, Virginia, at this Office printed forms Of
oilers TO furnish the ship biscuit and samples of the bis
cut, wi be furnished Should any other form be used
Tire bidder viii be- considered bound by the sipolafons
and conditions of the printed Joyms comformably 10
which The contract and bond will be drawn W
Ten per cenium will be withheld from the amount or
all payments on account Of The contract 10 be made ~
collateral security ia addition 10 the bond 10 be qven 10
secure "a performance not 10 any 10 be paid until
lhe contract u in oil respects complied with
req. - gJ--t1OM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

AN iSSiSsiPPi LANDS FOR SALE-Tbe sub.
I'VE scrber has for sale, number Of choice bodies r
Land IN The slate OF Mississippi, in healthy and beau
uiul region OF the State, well adapted to the growth
ofcoon and cOrnlie is also authorised TO sell nun
Der Of valuable settlements 2 B. and years credit
thus giving the purchaser time to open the a,d sn2
make the money 10 pay Tor IT, The great inducemcnt
held out to settle in this State, both for comfort and
proht Is daiy becoming more manifest NJ one who
visits the country particularly that portion ying east ~
the Big Black aud Pearl Rivers, have any fears ON the
score OF health The country is finely waefcd general
~, and is high and broken enough The State E 500, -
be put under system Of Railroads. which will af,rd
convenient markets to al portions oft The roads from
Jackson to Mobile, from Jackson to the Tombecbee
Iye near the mouth Of Noxubeo river and another from
the Ficksborg road To- Columbus aud the Orleans and
Nashville road which is required be run east orpea
RIVER, WIZ make the counties Of Winston Kemper
Lauderdie, Noxubce &C. the most desirable nor,i -
tbe State In oil these counties, tie subscriber will sell
lands He may be found at Columbus until The ufls
o. May, aud alter the 10th June IN Richmond Yreinia
. MADISON WALfHALL
"i'ioh o. i0U-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
KKCEEyzE O.v.D,
81 = ARDEN SEEDS, sodrraated Fresh and Genuine,
S-W fer suie, ,shoiesate and retail, ty
Near the old Market, Main 81.

Atar the Old Market Main Street.
Asparagus large giant,
Ar;ichoke, large globe,
Beet, catly blood turnip early yellow do long blood
Sir John Sinclair, French sugar or amber Alaneci
Wurzcl,
Beans, carly dwarf China, do Rachel do yellow six
weeks DO, Mohawk, dwarf cluster Warrington or mar
row. refugee or 1909 large white Scissor pole beans
French early white do,
Celery, white solid, Nor,h's giant red,
Cress, broad.leaved garden,
Sarrot, long orange, large yellow, red Sludey
AtriDa ham, -
Cabbage, early May, do oxbcart do York. do ,ug,r.
loaf do Battersea, fiat Bat,ersea large York Philade
pa, late flat Ouch, drumhead late Bergen green curl
ed savoy, globe Savoy, blood red,
Cauliiiowrr early,
Broccoli, early purple cape
Cucnmhrr, early cluster, do Frame lonr yreen lon,
prickly, Gherkin, s
Corn, carly Tuscarora, do. white Canada. s,yee, or
sugar -
Endive, green curlcd
Egg Plant purple oval, do. round
Lettuce, early curled Slesia Ice brown Dutch srye
green head or cabbage,
Melon, Murray pine apple, green citron
Mustard, white and brown,
Nasturum,
Onion, white Portugal silverskn potato ton or Tree do
reas, Landreths extra early primitive, do NAV. do
charlton, Bishops dwarf prolific blue Prussian early
royal dwarf, do frame, dwarf fat tall marroyi
pparsnip, long smooth French, turnip do
Parsley extra curled,
Pepper, large bell,
Radish, long scarlet short top, long salmon. score,
turnip, white do, e'
Rhubnrb,
Spinach, round and pricky,
Satisfy,
Tomato, large rcd,
Squash, summer bush, do. lemon, do crook neck
winter crook neck, vegetable marrow
Iurnip, early while, ruta baga,
Herb and flower seeds
a.nhI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

NWTiLL BE SOLD, Friday, the 18th instant, if
w fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter al Hc
kory BOTTOM IN Hanover county, first riding horse
saddle and Birdie, and pine wardrobe rocking cLuir
&c, &c credit, until the LIST of January next will
BE- given, upon the purchaser executing bond with an
proved security. at the same time and place iikei
young Negro man Will be hired out for the balance of
lhis year. 100 }. ID. G. BROWN, .admr.
Ni''o' liVV-sI 81 MAJ. Sheppard, decd.
MDUBLIC SALE OF LANDS in the Coy1,;,s or
IL Po,ehGtaa and CanpLeH-[n obedience 10 - az
cree OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
Tor Hcnrico county, pronounced on the 9th dov of De-
cember, 1882 in suit therein depending between YIN
Boiling, administrator of WIN. G.. r. Alewbern dec and
The said VIA. Boiling and Mary his wife plaintiffs and
ko6 Randolph and others, defendants the Subscrber
VIII proceed on the 9th day of April next to sell at pub
ic aution, tract OF land, called South East lately the
residence of VIM. Mewbern and Sarah r. Meiybern cor
tanning, by estimation, two hundred and ninptv.sevcr
acres and one quaIter-be the same more or J;
~ the county OF Powhatan about mile from the Wiz
iage OF GcnIto, and about the distance from the An
Poinatox river adjoining the lands of M Harris vii
nam nurray ana others This land is in healthy ST.
tuaon, and very agreeable neighborhood and is nov,
IN possession of Mrs Mary Skpwith TO whom if Is rent
ed Tor the present year The sale will be ON the nrem
ses and VIII be subject to the lease the present
That ls at the expiration OF the present year and The go
chaser VIII be entitled to the which will fall dc
after ms purchase Onelhird of the purchase money
VIII be required the day of sale and The balance 80
Die IN two equal instruments of six and twelve ,niy
must secured by notes payable aud negotiable nj Ran
n good endorSer; and until paid the title will be re-,
taned as iurher security This land will be she wn by
Mr. WIN Murray or VIM. Skipwith 10 persons desirons
TO Purchase.-Hc will also proceed on the l2tb dav Of
Apf next at The front door of the franklin Hotel i'm the
town OF Lynchbgrg, TO SELL public auction UPON lie
same terms another tract Of land conaininy bv es,ios
lion, six hundred and eighty one acres-be Inc san"
more or less-ying in the county of Campbell upon Le
stage road to RchmOnd about eight miles beloV, Ivpcl
burg, and about two miles from james river aa,,n;n,
tie lands Of Win Ross Spotswood d. Crensliaw. VIM
y McAlllster and others This land will be shown by
e said w m T. McAlister TO persons DESTROYS TO pur.
chase-These sales will be made by the snbsc,;hef ~
lhe Commissioner Of the Court acting under the decree
above ntiOned. WA MOI Inc =. uo'ec
warren O. 1OO-2aw2wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

N)MM. $ IIANSELL, No. %, Market sc. south side
abovc Front st., Philadelphia informs merchants
ylstiug the North, aud Others tlat hc has in store
afgr ad general assortment Of saddlery consisting Of
saddles Of every description bride eaier martinoales
saddc-bags Trunks. collars, whips, &c SC which vii
be disposed Of upon satisfactory Terms Oslera fYgway
60 ~ mai as above, will meet with punctUal attention
teD ~ 57-2awGw
IA OTiCE.-Tie subscriber wishes TO hire Tor The La
lance of tho year, first rate man Cook vino can
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
VIII ee glYsn JOHN YOWLES
Eoglc Hoiei, Chari0HesriHe pa.
ftD. 16' M--G
YN7iMBER TlMGERg-Tbc highest prices will 10
~ given for good seas0ned wheel spokes and Eelloes
deiverabie a. ihe Penitcniary Immediate delivery s
socieS For noIm1iion respecting them apply either
to Col Charles Morgan. Superintendent o. 10
THOS G., MONCURE, G. A.
Fe0'3 Ss-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

a MERRY VALE NURSERY The Subscriber
~ proprietor Of the above Nursery which is located
about mile from Richmond, the road leading 10
Charlottcs"i!.e, Keeps constantly hand supply of
iruit ees comprising the usual variety and Of quality
not surpassed lie has also on hand great variety Of
grape vines, embracing those celebrated for wine
and table for the latter he would parcularize Nor
Ion ) Virginia Seeding and Hubbermonts Madeira
All his trees and vines ofte best quality and will be
disposed OF on terms liberal as those of any other
Nursery He would invite purchasers examine his
stock, beiore they supply themselves. Orders from
distance will be promptly attended to; and the articles
ordered will be put up with the utmost care.
JOHN CARTER.
FEB ~ g3-2aw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

re- OIlCE-MR BoETTcEi,, who gave instruction ON
l ihe r,ano Forte Tor MIR Geo. Z. KnauR in Farm
pioyment OF The said MIR. Geo. p. Knauff; and will in
future teach the Piano Forte on his own account JIoso
VINO wish TO take lessons of him will please TO call NJ
Mr.. llarrss, Cabinet maker where he reside N' ~
Farmville March 10. ioi o,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

a OUlSA HOTEL.-The subscribers having rented
-AA this desirable situation, at Louisa Courthouse nm.
der the firm of james w. Smoot Co resprctfulv in
ve their friends and The public generally 10 give Them
call. The buildings have been recently and thorough.
reparcd-the rooms are all neatly and newly furnished
IN which are several comfortable nj rooms
exclusively for the accommodation of families and
others, who may desire quiet and retired situation
The stables will receive the particular attention of the
PfopFietors.
Messrs r Nj Wier & Co.'S line Of Stages from Rich
this house three times week.
CHARLES s. JONES
JOHN HUNTER,
JAMES w. SHOOT
Mnrc! /. DIE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

d. d EGA REWARD.-.Neds o6:-Ran away from
~ e CIV the subscriber, about The 18th of Novem
Der last, yellow of the name of EDWIN. Cbe some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
high rather w-boned little stopped in his shouI
ders his conntenancc very good hair torrablv busv
lie ms lost most OF his jaw teeth and is what NAV Ic
called lantern jawed He is good shoemaker He
has free papers with him "
will give $50 if said negro is annreho,dJ :; a.
State, and $I50 if apprehendcd out Of the STATE ar
secured that get him again -" 90
Feb 20 [93-tr Of RosiL EN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

NMJILLlAM f. RITCHlE, date of Richmond. Va)
Wv Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Vicksburg
isssspplO VIII practise Law in The count es of Kinds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish of
carroll IN louisiana-and in the Supreme Federal and
Shahcery Courts at Jackson. Feb EFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

q lash FOR 300 NEGROES.-We will give the
" highest market price, in cash, for two hundred like.
" Negroes from IL to % years Of age Every person
who intends to sell, will do well 10 give us a call near
Seabrooks Warehouse where we are prepared 20 ktco
them safe and comfortable, whether for sale or other.
wise. THOS MCARGO & co
Dec 81. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
TKsELssSAe.gY., .W.gR esE 10, 1876
THNo PLANTERS or oRoNoko roRACl

FENO PLANTERS OF oRONoKO TOgAC, O :
~ The planters of whom have purchased crops of
ofonoko Tobacco, will confer favor on me by deliver
ing then 10 me order OF X IL T. Gwathmey in the city
on hiciiond, between the 18th OF May and the LIST of
June ibose who cannot deliver their crops by the lst
oi june viii pense defer The delivery until the 18th of
juno OF any lime between the middle of that month and
tue hrst Gay 81 July. JOHN G.. HUGHES
March > on az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

81 ORNAMENTAL HEADS OF HAlR.-Mr Ouirk
w announces to the world oil taste and fashion his
ARRIVAL IN Richmond, on his yearly tour of duty and as
formerly, is prepared and most respectfully Ten
dcrs his professional services with splendid assortment
OF Ornamental Hair Work, which, he hatters himself
is an establishment substitute that cannot be surpass
ed Mr. q location is at Mrs Purcells next to G ran
MSS shoe Store, where he is ready offer Ladies and
young Misses heads OF Hair 10 admration also Braids
louques, Rose Bows Plas, Plain and Dressed Fronts
together with every variety of Curs and splendid as
sentiment OF Gentlemen's Wigs and Tops with metallic
ana oer springs, all on the most reasonable terms
Mrs Q. will attend TO the calls of the Ladies'
March 3. 90 "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

EP RICHMOND French Burr Milestone Nanyf,c,oy
ES The Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, thai they have now ON hand
goon ana wen selected assortment of French Burr Rloc
oil the best quality and also extensive assortment %
resdy made French Burr Mllstones of various sizes.
winch they warrant not inferior to any built in this coun
try. Persons who are in want of The ohove r,;I
would do well to call and examine for themselves efrc
they purchase elsewhere, are determined 10 eli
on reasonable terms for cash, town accenancps -
Their shop is at the of 81 18th sreets-A or
GERS VIII be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL
:, - , YOU'LL s. RUST
For reference, as TO the quality OF our ready
MADE Burr Miilstones, apply to the Richmond Millers
~. ~. l0l-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscribers have CON.
~ nected themselves into copartne rship under the
hrm OF ALVEY d WYATT, for the purpose of conduct.
ing the "ho'esdft and Retail Grocery and Commission
business; and have taken that LARGE and comnodoms
house, tor many years occupied 10y Sessrs Wor,han x
NC Gruder and more recently by Mr. Benjamin Brand,
SIX doors below the Bell Tavern, where they intend
Keeping constantly hand large and well selected
STOCK OF Gr-ceries They constantly receiving from
the North and otherwise supplies OF Goodsand expect
IN very few days that their assortment will be com
ple;e. hey would iuyiie their friends from the coun
Try and IN town to CALL they determined TO sell
City. JNO F. ALVEY
49, SiLAS WYATT
we have taken substantial fire proof building for
lhe purpose OF storing any thing may receive on
commssion and we intend to nay strict nten,;or 10
inns branch OF the business will make be al advan
ces upon cunsignments, either of grain -four or mer
chondse OF any descriptions and hope by strict per-
sona attention TO business merit portion Of public
punphage. ALVEY x WYATT
hdTch y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

March /.
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National laeleneer Country pnpe the Gazette pub
sh1d nj Narrenion
until the day OF sale and send their bills subscribers for
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81 and SALB--In pursuance Of decree Of The o..
M cu!t Superior Court Of Law and Cbancerv rr ,b
's,eisonrg rendered at the last term in the
y "a'ch instant, on The premises 10 cell nj pulc
nucuon, on acredt Of six, twelve and eighteen roaot6
1s,ai"entsal The real estate Of which Uorst;o
Wore aieu seized, situated City Point and
~ ise aso,s fronting James Rivef-One III bss J.
whsrfan store house thereon. 'o H@'' p's
J. ALLISON
u.,.s 10 a. d, SOONER, Commissioner
IOl-2autds.