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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09

n Serious Charge.-A gentlemen
Of our acquaintance insists that the Ia
dies have enhanced the price Of feath-
ers. by their ex.ravagant use OF them
IN making stifeners, tourneurs, bish.
OBS, sc. and desires that we will refer
,hem 10 the 18th chapter Of Ezekiel,
18th and Goth verses, TO convince
item that they are acting in opposition
to scripture in adopting such beau-
catchers. But he ia Grabbed old fell
low, who would not care if the ladies
looked as lank and lean as Don Qaix-
olte, provided he could supply his beds
a little cheaper. He even had the au-
dacity to hint, that bran had also risen
in price from its great use, In the above
named articles, where feathers could
not be obtained. But this is undouht-
eddy libel on the ladies, unworthy Of
netice.-Balt. Chron.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
465 Acres.

con.iguous--being the same land that
was devised to Abraham Vanmeter,
Decd, by the last Win of Henry Van.
meter, decd. recorded in Hampshire
county Court, May the 18th, l778, to
which moie.y the said Joseph VaDme-
ter became entitled as one. of the sur
vivlug brothers of the saiddeceased A
braham.
Also, a Tract of 362 Acres,
believed TO lie in Hampshire county,
but described in the Patent to said JOS
Vanmeier, dated soth July, 1909, as
lying on the waters Of Patterson's creek
iu the county Of Hardy.
The terms of sale will be one third
of the purchase money in hand-one
third in one year and one third in two
years, the purchaser giving bond and
security and a deed Of trust on the
Lands TO secure the deferred payments.
WIN. SEYMOUR, Conf.
Nov. 28, l8S5.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
PUBLIC SALE.

NDER the authority Of decree
" of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the coun-
ty Of Hampshire, rendered in the case
Of Jacob Vanmeter's Executors, plain.
tiffs and Abraham Vanmeter and Jo-
seph Vanmeter, &c. defendants. | shall,
on the THIRD TUESDAY in FE-
BRUARY neat, before the door of
John Muffin, in the town of Moore
field, in the county Of Hardy, proceed
to sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, viz:
A Tract of 1881 Acres, ly-
ing in the district set apart for the Off
GERS & soldiers of the Continental line,
on Highland creek, branch Of the O.
hio River.
A Tract of 900 Acres, lying
between the Little Miami and Scioto
Rivers.
"A Tract of 100 Acres, in st.
Clair county, Illinois, conveyed to said
Joseph Vanmeter by John Singleton
and wife.
A moiety Of a Tract of 1000
Acres, lying on Drinnens Greek, in
Kentucky, whereof the said Joseph
vanmeter is seized as joint tenant with
Isaac Vanmeter.
Two Tracts lying in Preston
county, Virginia.
also, a moiety Of two Tracts
Of Land lying on Patterson's Creek, 10
Hardy county, containing together
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
Notice,
< STRAYED from the Allegany
Mountain some time last fall,
Three Cattle,

two Of them, two years old last Spring.
One Of them a BLACK STEER.
with white back and bsiiy, with some
white about ;ne legs and face. Ii my
own ear mark, crop off The left and
swallow fork in the right. Ii not my
own mark, / think he is marked with
crop, slit, and under bi, in the right,
and branded in front of each horn with
the letters 81 "" The next is a
spayed heifsr,same age, white speck-
led creature, ear mark, crop off the
left, and swallow fork in the right,
and branded on the horns as a.
bove. The other is an open Heifer,
one year old last Spring or Winter, a
Dark Red Or Brown, and think,
white face, and if marked at all crop
off the left, and swallow fork 10 the
right ear. A reasonable reward will
be paid for any information concern
ing the above Cattle, and all reasona
BILE expenses PAID for keeping or bring
ing home to me al Burlington, Hamp-
shire county, Virginia.
JOHN VANCE.
Burlington, Dac. 20, 1855
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
ST. a.
WASHINGTON Jan. 6.

We learn that information has been
received by private letters, in this city,
of the ports of Mexico having been
shut against the vessels Of the United
States; measure induced probably
by the emharcation ofso many Of our
citizens 10 hos,ilities against the au-
thorities of that country. We have
no further information; however, than
the naked fact OF the shutting of the
ports. This measure will be very seri-
ously felt 10 New Orleans, the exports
to Mexico from that city, for which
specie has been usually received in
return, amounting to six or eight mil
lions of dollars annually.
There are rumors also, from New
Orleans, of one or two very heavy
mercantile failures in that city.-Int.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09

Resoloed, That the Governor Of the
Commonve be requested to trans.
nit the foregoing resolutions to each Of
The Senators and Represents tives from
VIRGINIA in the Congress of the United
states with the request that they lay
.1he same before their respective bodies.
On motion of Mr.. WATKINS, the
Preamble and Resolutions were laid
on the table and ordered to be printed
land Mr.. w. gave notice that he
should cali them up on Monday next.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09

unfortunate affair. The unnecessarily
harsh language Of the last message
and the rough and severe Languages
Of Mr.. LIvINasToN's correspondence
with the French Government, and the
objectionable and stupid publishing Of
the correspondence with his own, have
brought US TO the very verge Of a war.
81 am not disposed to blame our
Government for being decided with
France. 1t was time that it should bs
so. But this business might have been
better conducted /. Nor do I blame.
the President for not making an spoi-
ogy 10 the French Government, or e.
ven explanations directly, for it had
no right to make such demand. But
| think something was due to the po-
sition Of the King and his ministry and
some way could have been devised
for getting over this difficulty, without
farther trouble, and without compro-
missing lhedignity ofshe Government"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09

Efdcy O0nt stare now, anu L VIII
tell you how it happened. Alter leav-
ing New York we had fair wind for
eight or ten days ; at the end Of which
time we found ourselves among the
Bahama banks and Islands. Our
captain never having sailed the route
before lost his reckoning, and we were
carried into a dangerous add almost
unknown harbor. He then sent a
boat on shore to an island called EIeu-
iberia, With II men on board, who,
contrary to his wishes, took with them
quantity Of arms and ammunition. On
the island they found the inhabitants
TO consist principally OF blacks. Hay.
ing INDUCED themselves pretty freely
in spirits, and finding the inhabitants
rather weak and ignorant, they com
menced hostili.ies upon their effects,
such as fowls, pigs, Indian meal, &c.
and so terrified the people that they
would do whatever they required.
They commanded them with drawn
pistols at their heads, and threatened
them with instant death if they DISC
beyed. This indiscreet conduct oil
course occasioned an excited feeling on
being made known at the English ma
val station at Nassau, and two gun
ships were immediately sent in pursuit
Of US, with strict orders to board US,
and put US all TO death If we made the
least resistance. After searching near
week, one of them hailed us about l
O'Clock, P. NJ, with the salu,ation
"send boat on board, or we shall
fire into you" We Of course compli-
ed, aud they made US their prisoners,
conveyed US to this place and we are
now in a prison yard"
On the 11lh ult., the house of Chris.
topher Houghta'ing, in Lafayette, o.
nondaga, IN. ~ was burned to the
ground, and MIR. H. and one of his
children persisted in the flames. On
the night above mentioned, Mr.. Fl. a.
woke fnnnd h;- -hA.., ~a4e rlA4Aly
veloped 10 Aames-so much SO. tina,
all communication with the doors lead
ing 10 the open air was completely cut
off. He took his wife and two chill.
11::sn, and thrust them through small
window into tha open air, and then.
returned 10 iescue another child, bu,
the flames bursting in upon him, he
was unable to make good his retreat,
and, together with the child, persisted
in The devouring element. When ia.
ken out he was literally burned to a
crisp. Mrs. II. and one of the chill
dren, through exposure TO the piercing
cold, were severely frozen. A young
man by the name Of Hoyt was also
severely burnt. He escaped through
the flames at the Imminent risk Of his
life. -
For the Intelligencer.
II suggestions to THE PARTY in
the Legislature.
Would it not be proper and right to
amend the expunging resolution now
before the IL. OF u. by adding the
words" That the black line be
drawn SO as to form a Round Robin
and that each member of the Senate
who shall vote therefor, shall also sign
his name ia the Round Robin"
A VOTER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
From the Wheeling Times, Dao. 20.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH.

Married in this town OH the ED In
stant. by the Rev. ID. Limerick. Mr..
VIM. B. SUTHERLAND to htiss SARAR
MUaRAr, daughter Of Mr. JOAN Murray,
all of Wheeling.
Died at Steubenville. Jon the morning
of the cath instant, MRS. SARAH SurH-
ERLAND, wife of Mar. Nm. B.. Susher-
land, and only child ofMr. John Murray,
ofWheeling.
THE happy couple left, Wheeling on
the Esd, In the finest health and most
buoyaAt spirits, to-, spend the holidays
with friends in Steubenvllle. On the fol-
loving morning the lovely and accom-
plished bride was q corpse Languages,
ID feeble to paint the aiiiictlon OF her pa
rents, or the heart brokenness of her hus-
band.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09

Lawyers Saeriffs' and Contsauiss
Blanks --aIso, Deeds of Trust and
Barssiu aud Sale, Pronisasy Notes,
SIC. &C., for sale q, this Office.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
The Markets.
Notice.

THE subscriber has just received
800 bushels best Ground Alum SAT-,
which he will sell at One Dollar per
bushel.-Also, for sale, 10 barrels No.
L a. = Mackerell. A few boxes
best Bunch Raisons. and 10 barrels
Tar. S. d. BRADY.
Romney, Jan. 8, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
A List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Rom.
ney, on the LIST day Of January,
1886, which, fnot taken out by the
LIST Of April next, will be sent to the
General Post Office, as Dead Let
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09


John Beuer Smith McKenney
Mary Brelsford Stephen Mcbride
Jacob Backenstese John Mcdowell
Clinton Lodge w. J. Maxwell
William Combs Hiram Metcalf
Clerk of Hampshire Thos. Mulledy
3 John Myers
Cornelius Corbin Reese Pritchards
Mary Ann Caruth- heirs
ers John Poland
Geo. Cunningham James Parsons jr.
Sen'r. Henry Powelson
Josephus Crawford Enoch Park
Euriah Chssshir Henry Peer or Pc
Susan Click ter Poland
James Doran David Potts or Jno.
Margaret Fridde B. White
B. Foley d Parsons
Rebecca Fox VIM. Nj. Parsons
David Gibson William Robertson
Alexander C. Good Benjamin Robson
Jacob w. Gorgas 2 2
John Grapes James Reed.
G. Heiskell Thos. Scatscaddon
Susan C. Hoye Peter Syance
Thomas Haddox Jhosiah Smoot
John B. Holmes. John N. Shelton 2
Abraham Hamick Philip Swisher
Ephraim Herrod Catharine Smoot
Ann lnskeep John starkey
Jacob Jones William J. Throck-
John Kern morton
John Kern jr John Tobridge
N. Kuykendall Thomas Taylor
L. Kuykendall Edward Taylor
l. Kuykendall James Vance
William 10y John b. White
Samuel Larlmore X atharlne Watkins
THOS. B. WHITE, P. Nj.
Romney, Jan. 2, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
A List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Moore
field, on the LIST day OF January.
1886, which, ifnot taken out before
the LIST day of April next, will be
sent TO the General Post Office as
4 Dead Letters, viz -.
Charles Ballard George C. Harness
James Byrns
Geo. Cunningham Jonathan Hams
8 Catharine Hider
John Coffill Daniel Landes
Jacob Chrisman William Masters 2
Benjamin Cunning. John Mulin
ham2 Samuel ID. Mi,es
Charles Craig Isaac Parsons
Hamilton Daugher- N. D. Parran
John Daley Thomas slingley
James Davis John Shell
Jaran M. Dix Abraham Simon
James Fisher John Seymour
James E. Fellows William Seymour
Jones Green David Spohr
Jackson Groves Samuel Thomas
Agness B. Green Charles A. Turloy
Emanuel Hart James Webb
George Harness 3rd
HANNIBAL PUGH, p. M. z
Moorefield, Jan. 9, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09
Trustees Sale.

LIB cuted to the subscriber by Zoro-
babel Galloway, dated the Isl
day Of November 1884, aad duly re-
corded in the comfy Court Of Hamp.
shire, l viii offer for sale, on the pre-
misses,
On Saturday the soth inst.
G;A l House & Lot
OF LAND, containing 9 ACRES,
more or less.-Also,
| bay Mare, | dun Cow, | sho-
vel Plough, ! Corner Cup
board, | Desk, l Clock,
2 Feather Beds, Bsdsteads & Bedding,
l straw Bed, Bedstead and Bedding,
2 Tables, l Stand, 10 Chairs,
and all the other Personal Property OF
the said Galloway OF every description
whatever. Terms cash. Such title
as is vested in the subscriber as Trus-
tee will be made to the purchaser.
JOHN KERN, Jr.
Jan, 9, I836.--tds. Trustee.
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4 NDER the authority Of a decree
. of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the coun-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
ALL PRlIES!!
TaarysaRae5 State Lottery,
Class No. q, for 1876.

IIINas no. =
To lie ara!cn az Eutmorr, saturday, Dec "a ~,
ScurME-s3O,O0n. 500 l,0Do, ~ 2ooo' ~ ''
600 80 Of 500, 20 Of 80, 81 Of 29u, &c.
Tickets only SIC.
certificate Of package of . whole tickets vii! be
sent for $40; packagrs Of shares, in pI"portIon
NJ IN This Lottery. all those tickets having no Drawn
nuuIcr ON them will be each entitled to 81, without
discount You cannot do better than adventure II this
scheme.
In al In:,eycs for sale by the package sing ticket,
by The aii-iucky hOi -
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
re ih. Eaolr who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vrndcr in the known world
x i: Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
M Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
trtctS Thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention personal apP!-
cation and tic result given (whcn rcGIesedj Inl"ed-
atc!y after the drawing--if addressed 10
Dec. - iU!-2t ~ VI. ici
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
EnlANO FORTE MANDATORY. a, Fnrmve,
e. The only one South of BalLimore.-l have opened

ERlANO FORTE MANDATORY, a. FHrmvil!e'
q the only one South Of Ba!Limore.-l have opened
manulactory Of Piano Forlts at this place, and am
prepared 10 supply the country on the most reasonable
Terms. Having procured first rate workmen and male
rails can assure the public that the Pianos made at my
mandatory are least equal tone and workmanship
to any made at The North 1t will be apparent that my
eroenses here are much less than those Of manuiactu-
rers in large cities, and in consequence of which, am
enabled TO sell my Pianos lower than any other maker
In addition to the above keep constantly in store an
assortment of Pianos of the most celebrated manuaco-
ries at the North, which will sell lower than the Rich
mond prices Also, all other kinds Of musical lnstru
menls strings every kind Of music instruction books,
&C., &c / will send all new Pianos, bought at my
store free of expense and at my risk any distance
not exceeding 80 miles, keep them in tune aud warrant
Them for - months repair, tune and hire out Pianos
on tIe most reasonable terms. GEO. 7. kNAUFF.
Nov II \55-1afl2m
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LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.

7Nira: I0NIIh. N5N and slIM lNs7"7W'N'S
E n meeting OF the Preside IL and Directors ut TIE
IA Louisa Rail road Company, al 1aylorsr!ie, on
Monday the 2ls day Of Nnvcmher, lc3G-
Rcsoircd That the stnckI.ndrts rr the Louisa Rail
road Company be- and they hereby reqnl'rd 10 pay
into the Farmers Bank OF! Virginia. twenty dollars per
share. on each share Of stock held by thru in the said
Company, in instruments, rs follows five dollars per
share on the lst day Of January next five dollars per
share on the lst day Of February next five dollars per
SHIRE on the Ist day Of Aarc! next and Eve dollars
per share on the lst day of Ap: next.
BIZ Order nr the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMSON. Cjcrk.
X g. Tn" Insalment5 that have been called far: i'll.
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November u
A TEACHER WANTED.

FHYHE Subscriber, residing near DHnvir' fFg'nia'
y wishes to employ young man conp"len. 10 teach
the Latin and Greek languages. and the various branch
es of al English education. rs private teacher IN S
family To such one with satisfactory testimonials
Of correct moral character, he will give liberal wa@rs
As TO climate, heah &c, his residence is one OF the
most desirable in the State. Any communication on the
subject addressed the subscriber al Danvr. Va will
receive prompt attention. ROBEtl " li-Ho''
D,rr;l,c Dec y CO. Wig
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Niz,ciasin &taae LOTTERY, . aAes y,
ALL PHIXES!
Wax, land State E.oetcry, Glass S5


70 be drawn 4, Baltimore Saturday Dec. ~. lS3G.
ScurMr-S:iOU 900, s,3r1, 1000: 200, 1000, 10 OF
l.DDl 20 Of JUD, nc, nc.
Tickets only S!U-sIarcs in Proro:tion
certificate OF package OF - whole tickets VIII DC
sent for SIlO-packagcs Of shares in proportion
NJ In Ibis Lottery all lIose tickets having no drawn
number on cn will be each entitled 10 Mrcc d"arS,
without discount.
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.7n0ihrr neat Scheme. 10 close The Year!
ysgaIsaS:a Stale EOGacTV. no. =.
10 be drawn ut Alexandria, Dec. 3lSt.

To be drawn at Alexandria, Ucc 1lS'. --.-
C,rrr,Ls-&:iJO0 0 ID O;iO 5000, 5000, 1900 1000:
- oil nnU each; 81 OF 600 - OF 800 and 2'JO oil 2",
DC tEc.-Tickets SI0-SI,arrs in proportion
\ certificate Of package of Whole iickr:s VIII t'
scm @r Slj; Of halves quarters aud cighihs n pro-
pnrt:on.
N Certificates Of packages in any of the above
Lotteries will be sold terms accommodating as
those Of any other vcn!cr in The city
Tickets and shares in tic above splendid Lotteries,
NAV be had, usual in every variety at Tue Lottery
Office Of GEO. w. DlhON,
Opposiic the Eagie Hotel.
~ B-Or,crs from the country. enclosing The cash or
przc tickets will be promptly attended to- if addressed TO
GEO W. DIXON, Rirhmond, Va.
Nae > GO-tf
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E1OR SALE.-I will sell bargain in my plantation,
"a ROCK Castle. It is situated on Tie North Anna,
above and below hcLaughlins mill, "a manufacturing
and saw mill) about qnarter Of mile from the Lou
lisa Rail road and six miles from Tnyorsville large
propor,ion of this land is yet TO clear-s fine tobacco
and and is heavily bercd will! white oak Of the best
quality for rails and sls for the Railroad. The timber
will be particularly valuable there is little or none
from Tayors7ille up to this tract, and good judg think
that the price ask for tie land may readily be paid
with the timber. There is old dwelling, covered in
few years SINCE q barn and other out houses on
the land The tract contains six hundred and forty
three aces and will be shown to any person disposed to
purchase by the subscriber, who resides Immediately in
Inc neiohbo1hood JAMES FONTAINE.
Nov tx 55-wGw
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rE.IyENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from the ~
- Der the li;h ins, negro man named EDhOND h
fIc is low well fellow with DARK: AMI straight ha" grey -
are mouth vcry quick spoken; lac il au' lnfty Eca'
white persons wonli suspect h hS"Z asiai" a ~
bis pass white under the above naE" OF '""
mond inIcrrom lie had hen he Irit, whc hH', ''''
aud .triarl panaloons. All Of vessel! HFr
,akin. said board Of vessels rs ii is expected ne "'
make his escape The above rewsn! and nj! rcaSo#ar '
will be paid for the npprclcn cy"ry o. aic -a''
the upper end of Hanover county, Va. . r roru
20 1.9--wif1 EOM' NJ ~ -
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NsesEER 4.
TuE PHILOSOPHY OF MAN.

r,,I of deserts, volcanoes,
Rocks, whirlpools and boys
His centre all Are,
And his surface all foss,
Music thought him a drum.
Because hollow tho middle
If noisy q trumpet,
When fuppish a fiddle,
II vainly loquacious,
A cymbal would suit,
When thankful II harp,
Ard when loyinga Lutte.
-
Horticulture described him
A delicate how'r
That blooms but q season
And dies in an hour;
She said if apoihcr
Brief emblem might pass,
In his youth he was green,
In his age wilhct'd grass.
Geology spoke, and she
Thought the red Garth,
a hi. Of wurm clLy,
When u babe he had birth;
His food, physic, raimont,
Earth wholly supplies,
And dust turned to dus,
When he finally dies.
Pncuast;cs defined him
A shadow of morn,
\ vapor isuitcd,
The moment It's born;
The shade Of shadow,
That passcth away
The dream Of Il vision,
10 the breath Of q day.
Typography thought him
A common place hook
hnd:slit his contents were
b. many mis,ook;
But whether by wisdom
Or vanity pcnn'd,
His birth was q preface,
His .fnis his end.
Mortality doomed him
An ocean Of evil,
A Pandora's boz, yen,
AIim5 Of tho devil,
4 den. where the viPers
or wicked1css breed,
Immoral in practice,
A libel in creed.
Religion spoke last, and all
Sweet was her sentence,
She thought him half ansol
When brought to repentance
If faith in Messiah,
And love spread their lcarer
Th.o' his nntur" rcne%'d,
I; was miniature Heare..
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H1OR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office: John.
son d. Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK (warranted,) at fair, moderate prices
NJ a constant supply kept hand to suii the seasons,
Dud ererv disposition shocn to olisc distant Printers
July |
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KaeBKE,'S
E,ostes.y ssss1 Exchange e'Hsce'
RICHMOND, YtRGIEfA.

Madame Fortune being perfectly satisfied WITH l'lr
manner in whc. ioy Inns distributed her taT"Is' has
apponed him her agent for another terra ne schemes
,,r dane w;lI isributc large number Of the Capitals
Forward your orders hm-hr is anxious to give all
Christmas and New Year presents
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MT OTlCE-Iu pursuance of the purport Of two deeds
~ of trust execuled by Benjamin Cooke and of record
in Prince George Court, the to George w. Stanback
and VIM H. Alacfarland, Trustees for the lenei of ths
Bank of Virginia. and the other to Thomas Cooke and
Robert F. Epes, Trustees for the benefit of rhos Cooke
and Others will he sod without reserve for cash. al City
Point in Prince George county, Thursday the l4th
day of January next from 80 to 40 Negroes, men, wo-
men, boys and girls-amongst whom, is rough Car
pencr. and some valuable house servants The forcgo
ing sale will take place by consent Of all The parties in
teTested MARY COOKE, .3dm'1
Nov % I59-wll5I] Of BENZ. Cooke, dee'd
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.-All persons hav-
"A ing claims against the estate of Nicholas Cole
decd are requested to present them for payment All
those indebted, are earnestly requested to make mme
date payment, as longer indulgence will not be given
STEPHEN KENT, .7dnn'r
E,Iar Va Dec G 6i--w4w*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
E35.u0N's E,0EfeEy Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

D,awirr Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. As
- 81 II II 81 81 II AZ
Drawing of Virginia State Lottery, Class No. o.
50 - 3 II 40 10 I3 ! 80 q a.