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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

SIR GLkyAsE CLiFToE Inns gentleman OF
Yorkshire. near Leeds, was blessed with seven
,cives"-so the epilogue of his own writing says
The FIRST thIee, who were maidens, he calls honora-
Die. The second three, who were widows, he calls
,corshiEtul; and the seventh, who was a servant
maid born under his own roof. he calls his yell
beioeed. Each of the six agreed TO the marriage OF
the next, before her death. and al that awful PERI
cd were attended by their successors. ST. Ger
vase had several children by his last wife-some ot
whose desceudanrs now etloy the family estate.
He lies bnrird ~ ! . head 81 if- wives
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

HE EXPLORING ExPEDITioE.-A letter from an
officer on board one of the ~vessels-probably the
Vincennes-has been received at New Haven, da-
ted Tahiti. October z. Our last previous account
was the official report from Commander WILKES,
dated Matavia Bay, September Is. Al the date of
the letter the SOU dron was about sailing on a cruise
o. a te" weeks. after which ano,her push was 10
be made toward The South Pole Bah Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

The Winchester Re- publican Of the 2lst ultima.
says: Joseph II Sherra,d was on Thursday. elect.
ed Cashier Of the Branch of the Farmers Bank nj
this place, and consequently resiened his Office as
President of the Institution" The same paper Of
a subsequent date. says: " james NJ Mason, ESQ
was, on the 9Th OF February. elec,ed by the Board
OF Directors, President Of the Office Of Discoun,
and Dcposiie OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia, at
Ibis place. rice ]. H Sherlard. Esq resienedn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

The following, which we take from the New York
Journal Of Commesce. is a very fair hit at The mo.
defn use, IN State papers and Senatorial speeches.
OF the terms : expansion" and i" contraction. /" in
reference to bank issues aud discounts:
ExPASsIos.-The news from the South ia. thu,
the rivers there, after pursuing he policy Of con.
,racting their issues to a very inconsenient extent
have at length simultaneously expanded as fae a,
The bank. would nafmif =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

Resolutions have been parsed in
the Legislature OF this Territory, providing for IN.
holding a Convention al Madison, ON the 6r.t MIN.
day in November. for the purpose &c furthering
. thu adjustment Of the Southern boundary. md
admission into the Union OF the State Of Wisconsin
on nm equal tootine with the original States ia all
raanpcf. whnfevnr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

FIRES IN NEw YORK be Report Of The Fire
Commissioners, just published, states that between
,he 2lst OF May and the 30th of December. 1889,
there were seventy eight fires in that city Ot
these. Gty four, it is supposed, were Oocasioned
by incendiaries,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
DIR. Jayne's Expect0rant.
wrLsos = DOLL, AGENTS, HARRISBURG VA.

"HIS invaluable medicine Is daily ~effecting
some Of the most astonishing and wonderful
cures that have ever been known. All who have
ever used it for Asthma, Cough, Splitting OF Blood,
Hooping.C Cough, Group or Hives, Consumption,
Chronic PleaIisy. Hoarseness, Pain and Soreness
Of the Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing. and every
other disease of the LUNGS and BREAST. can.
and do attest to its usefulness. BRONCHITIS.
a disease which is annually sweeping thousands
upon thousands to a premature grave, under The
mistaken name of CONSUMPTION ia always
CURED BY it. The usual symptoms Of this disease
(Bfonchitis) are cough, soreness of the lungs or
throat, hoarseness, difficulty of breath ng, asthma,
hectic fever, a splitting up Of phlegm or matter, and
sometimes blood. II is an inflammation of the fine
skin which lines the inside Of the whole Of the vino
tubes or air vessels, which run through every part
Of the Lungs. This Expectorant Immediately SUP.
presses The cough, pain, inflammation, fever aud diff
Guilty OF breathing, and produces a free and easy
expectorstion, and a cure is soon effected.
IL always cures Asthma-two OF three large do
ses will cure the GROUP or HIVES Of children.
IN fren fifteen minutes to an hours tina. IL i'm.
mediately subdues the violence of HOPING
COUGH and effects a speedy cure. Hundreds
who have been given up by their physicians as in
cursble, with CONSUMPTION" have been re-
stored 10 perfect health by it.
Rev. JONATHAN GOING. d. d, President OF
Granville College, Ohio, He was laboting
under a severe cold, cough, and hoarseness, aud
that his difficulty of breathing was SO great that he
felt himself in imminent danger of immediate suHo-
cation, but was perfectly cured by using this Expec-
iorant."
Mira. DILKs, OF Salem, N. j., was cured of Asth.
ma. of twenty years standing. by using two bottles
ofthis me iicine. Mrs. WARD, also of Salem, was
cured ofthe same complaint by one bottle. A Young
lady, also of Salem. who was believed by her friends
to be Tar gone with C~onsump'ion, was perfectly
restored by three bottles. Dr.. HAMILTON, of ST.
james. S. c., was greatly affected by a cough,
hoarseness and soreness of the lungs, and, on using
a bottle of this medicine, found permanent relief.
The following certificate is from a practising
Physician. and a much respected Clergyman of the
Methodist Society, dated Modest Town, Va, Au-
gust 81, 1888:
Dr.. JAYSE-Dear Sir have been using your
Expectoran', extensively, in my practice, for the
last three months, and for all attacks of colds, infa-
nation of the lungs, consumption, asthma. pain,
and weakness of the breast, it is decidedly the
best medicine | have ever tried.
Very respectfully. yours,
n w WIFI JAMC NJ n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
'ery respectfully, yours.
r. w. WILLIAMS, Nj. D..

Extract Of a certificate from the Req. DR.. BAD.
cock, late Presidento Of WatcrviHe College, Me-:
From intimate personal acquaintance with DR..
d Jayne, a regular student of the Medical Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, and an experienced, success.
tul practitioner of medicine, | was pre- pared 10 APP
preciate the numerous testimonials in favor of his
different medical preparations, much more highly
than the great majority Of those which are ex;en
.ively eulogised. On trial OF them in my own fami
ly, and some of them personally, | have more ttan
realized their favorable anticipations. They are
what they profess to be-noi euack nostrums-but
~ekilfully prepared antidotes for some of the most
affective of human diseases. | know that they are
highly esteemed, and frequently prescribed, by
some OF the most respectable of the regular prsctl-
TONERS OF medicine In the city and elsewhere, and |
do not hesitate TO commend them as a valuable ad.
dition to our mareria medica, and a safe. as well as
eminently useful remedy for the diseased"
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CHmberlond Rood

The instructions TO the Committee Of Ways and
Means, asking for an appropriation for the Cum
berland Road was the subject b. fore the House.
Mr.. CoRwIs, Of Ohio. resumed and concluded
his speech in reply TO Messrs. CRARY and PICK
EMS. The speech was in defence OF the Road, and
the opinion 81 men of all parties, | believe, Is that
Mr.. G has mode one Of the sbIest and most dlgni.
feel speeches ever delivered in Congress The
conclusion Was q very strong argument on the con-
stitulional power OF Congress TO make the eppro.
priation for the Road.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05

Mr.. CAVE Johnson, Of Tenn, submitted a mo
ton that the Committee on Elections be instructed
10 have printed such matters as were necessary TO
~eulighren the House as 10 what had been done in
Commune Objections were made,
Mr. CANPBELL. Chairman of the Conmitiee on
Elections, stated the condition Of things 10 the
" use. He said that The Cummittee were moi IRE.
pared 10 repori, and were a report now made il
would be unsatisfactory TO the House. and lead 10
an agitation and discussion similar 70 thar which
took place before the organization The Commit
tee. Mr.. Campbell stated, were divided in opinion.
-Four Of The members we're for reporting one thing,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
IN SENATE.
rsnnuAnY 10.
Pension Bin.

Pension BIZ.
The Pension Bill which came from the House du.
ling the morning, was read twice and referred to
the Committee on Finance.
The miscellaneous business was not important.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 5, 1910.

and four ics reporting another. he VAS cor going
into an sxamisatiou Of the whole evidence, which
would take Two months, and then when the House
ard country were loss excited upon this subject.
for reporting the facts to The House, and leaving
The House TO act upon tse evidence. Mr.. Camp
hell spoke until ane o'clock, when the Special or
der Of the day was called.
Pension BIZ.
MIR. WHlrE, or Ky. commenced the discussion
upon the subject, and opposed the amour, &C The
proposed appropriation as unnecessary at this time.
The ua-SreDded balances 10 pensioners were St.-
Sl9 600, and this sum exceeded the amount Of The
appropriation now asked-as tho bill before the
House asked Tor an appropriation Of 81 ,O00. 900.
There was money enough ia the Treasury TO meet
the March payments, aud the attempt to force the
bill through the House when there was money G.
nough appropriated already, ought NOT 10 succeed
Mr. White spoke at some length. and with much
warmth, In opposition TO the pIsctice OF allowing
the pension Agents to hold SO. much money in nd
vance.
Mr JoSEs, Chairman Of the Committee on Ways
and Means. said he was authorized to say that these
agents were not paid six months In advance.
MIR. GARLAND said he mud authority. most un-
fortunate tor this authority. The predecessor Of
the present chairman &c the com ittee Of ways and
means had denied the same charge, and the result
was that he resolution ~as adopted calling tot in
formation. The Information from the War Depart
ment made good the fact that the Pension Agents
were paid six months In advance.
Much Of the debate io-day.-inderd ell oil il ex-
cept a few remarks from Mr.. Tillingha.t. has
been confined TO Mcssrs Jones. Garland and White.
The subject is s.,ll before the House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-05
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
The Rec C. C. p. Crosby, late Editor Of the
American Baptist. critics

New YORK, June Is, 1889.
To DR.. JAYsE-Dear Sir-I have made use of
your Expectorsnt. personally, and in my family. for
the last six years, with great benefit. Indeed, |
may consider my life prolonged by the use of this
valuable medicine, under the blessings Of God. for
several years. may say almost as much in the
case OF my wife, and also Of the Rev. Mr.. TINsos,
OF the Island ofJamalea. For all cases of cough,
inflammation OF the chest, lungs, and throat, | do
most unhesitatingly recommend this as the best
medicine | have ever tiied. My earnest wish is,
that others. afflicted as | have been, may expert,
ence the same relief. which l am persuaded they
will, by using your Expec,orant.
C. C. p. CROSBY.
Extract Of a certificate from Req. Mr.. Bradford:
DR.. JAYSE-Dear Sir-My child, owing to ex.
posture, when recently coming up the Ohio. was at
tackled by that horrible mslady, GROUP. We
landed in the night at Beaver Point. and when our
fears were alarmed, least the hoarse, sepulchral
cough was the forerunner of death, We gave him a
teaspoonful Of the "Expectorani," "a bottle Of
which you presented me with when in Pbiladel-
phia) and applied some liniment to the throat and
breast, and before many minutes the hoarseness
was gone, the child breathed freely, and slept
sweetly. Owing to these circumstances, it cannot
be wondered at why | have sn high an opinion of
Dr.Jayne's medicine, and why | advise every fami-
ly to keep it on hand, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully, yours,
ARTHUR b. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Darlington, Pa.
June 0, 1889.
Numerous other certificates might be added, but
the above are considered sufficient evidence of its
great usefulness.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. JAYNE. No. 90 South
Third Street, Philadelphia. Price 81.
Where also may be had Jayne's Carminative
Balsam, for the sure of Bowel Complaints. &c;
Tonic Vermifuge. for the removal of Worms, &c;
sanative Pills, for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
and Female Diseases. &c; and Hair Tonic, for the
removal OF Badness and preservation OF be Hair.
-nrnsry % 184O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22
Stratton's Lottery Office.

TICKETS all the Loesss and Fe1y cKY
Drawing of the Consolidated Lotteries Of Maia"o' NO.
l2 So % Sc AZ 50 AZ 10 81 :, 10 :.
Half Ticker Nos a. s. Sc sold and eashed by sIRr
Do DO "A AZ So, ToS, the All Prize Seller.
Drawing Of the sussex County Lottery No. ~ drawn aay
Q 50 81 4s 65 IS 80 Il S. - u 20 . 90 :,
Ticket Nos 4 prize $780, both sold as sns sa11ss
Dawin u" Of ,hs W. eesburr Lottery No drawn May
/ ii 30 = SO II 40 i3 IS q % % W. NO -
Drawn Nos in Va. Leesburr Lottery EXIa p Nv 1 -
4s 81 60 Is "a CO IA a 81 So
Half Tickle, Nos. 81 So 60, another eaptai so'd anu
II 10 - 90 81 5, 66 so 81 81 -
Whole Tickle, Nos. s ~ II, prize Of siSo
Do do 8 70 SO, All sold and easheo oy
Do do % Il 66, -. a. ax.wn Nav Ia
Drawn Nos in Sussex County LOTTERY 30 ~ ara a' -
Iicket NOS - g 90 q P''@S " 0-''' " STATION.
az IS 10 Is 20 SO 50 25 II 10 as 4lb, :
Whole Ticket Nos 80 Al So prize OF Ssoo, so'o aHu
s.gAr1os, the All Prize Seller
Virginia State Lottery, ,s.,
For the benefit OF the Monougaa hcadcny, ia" " > -
Ia he drawn Alexandria, Va May 90 leiV "a mn ooo sono
Ga.sp CAPIIaLsl prize Of $4,000 ls0uo, r,vO , m
$500 1890 30 Of UOO 80 of $780, 2oO &C., &C. tickets os s
shares in proportion -.. o,ao m
Cehcass Of packages Of 26 Whole Tickets SLY w
Do do. 2f Half do. so
Do do Is Quarter do, Su ~.
N.B-o,acrs from the country promptly anI sTRaTToS
tended To, H addressed 10 ~ sppnt..S h.
May % (3-Hl "sS"3"'SSi "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
NOTICE TO COSTRACTORS.Tropoals viii he received a
tl,e office of the James River and hanawha Company.
Richmond Va until the 9Th July next, for the construction OF 81
Dams with River Locks 10 he hut across James RIVER oc'"eei
Jynchburp and the mouth Of North River.
these Dams he built of heavy SOLID stone masonry
having such pa laid in cement as The specifications sa ae
MAI. and such ahutents. tn: Engineer shai exhhI
nm he plans They will vary height from 10 ~ iret
nrn,osas will for the Lock Gates, al - Locks
The ponts above named with iron work similar 10 those
below Lynchhurs. ,r, -, 60. ~,
The mans and specifications Of said Dams and Lock Gates WI
ho ,a,d, N he ,,b,ed q. Gill, ESQ., the EhnIhee ON ant
ne 18th day Of June next his Office III lSnchhue, whert
contractors apply for such Information as VIII c'e e"
PAYMENT f lie work will made IN the same manner as o
other works on The line above ncburg which let in No
venber last ;,, ~ Nah
saoIe mr for the Lock Gates will he required 10 be pro
Cufeu ana 'i'u away '' Is. WRIGHT,
p,,a o,, ALL ,s,o Chief Engineer j. X. d r. Co.
i'clr'ohu -7t' SNl"' -0 l2n-tsJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22
FIfery,rs saic az VJIn0Llo Lands in Oraagc

ErtsnS,Cs safe Of tdjHGb!C LaRdS IN grunge.
pursuance OF decree pronounced on l2 Feb 1910 by the
Superior Court for ienrlco and Richmond in suit ~ hanee
~ which James Heron, administrator and others are plaintiffs
and the heirs Of Thomas Macon dec aud others are defendants
and under the authority conferred upon US by the SAID decree
special commissioners Of the Conrt we shall proceed on fr
day. the sth day Of Ma? next fair II not the next af Gay! 70
sell upon the lands public auction the following tracts OF ah
of Orange formerly belonging To- Inc sad homaS Macon ue
and by conveyed William Hay J Edmund w Ruo,es and
George Fisher deed Of trust, dated The 5h June s and duly
the County Of Oranges which tracts are described N
the said deed of rus, a follows, viz:
tract containing Thousand eight hundred and twenty ont
acres conveyed the said Thomas Macon By Zaca Burnley
drc by decd hearing date the IL January 1892 duly recorded
Orange County the boundaries oi winch are par
ticnlally -ei forth in The last mentioned deed.
A!So 81 sixty three acres adjoining thereto purchased 10y
said Thomas Macon of John Scott trustee OF Reuben burnley
Also tract containing all thai which conveyed 70
said Thomas Macon John Baylor and Frances his Wife,
Court ii the boundaries Of which particular
Is last mentioned deed with the exception Of three
thereof conveyed by said Thomas Macon to m
Also rac, Of four hundred and fifty acres situated near
tract, purchased Of Zacaah Gibbs and bounded
by of John Williams, Joseph Wllian James larhon
and Robert Mansfield.
purchased Of James Madison and bounded by the lands Of sa'
Madison, William Smith and Reuben Newman 900, ;,
We shall a, hy the authority, proceed e
e upon the ISL aforesaid public ane1"n sue.
aforesaid and already sold under the said decd or Their IN
crease, a. shall he produced To Us
is proposed these lands surveyed before the sale at
divded into smaller tracts, which may be sold separated!
together the wishes Of purchasers The decree gives "
If the sales are no, completed the day when tcy com
they VIII continued from day 10 day OF from Time
time, until completed . ~ .,,. !
rpv.1b. Lands are b, -0id these terms: unroni Q
rho money paid cash, the rest three equal an
nuai The credit !" be secured by bond w
good personal security and by retaining tue me oil c 'a "
the last pay ment IS made. d;,
The slaves To be sold tor cash, upon short credit
above mentioned conveyed Ia Thomas MacoI
no obn RI, oY and Frances wife, will not be sod the Com
having informed since the first publication Of thu
advertisement Though they know the fac that that ac
was sold eyrra wears ago by Thomas Macon himself
va 80 JAMES LYONS, c,;..,.,
C. y. JOHNSON "
March 2i ,l ,.,,,,.>.r io'--'"S
nv "'o'' 80 j. H.
May 1, l2t0 -. y. :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22
rem, OF the Richmond Enquirer.

,rr published three tines resk during The secession
'tu >-''"- TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
n,,l,,. ~, aauuq Three Dollars for six months
-' ,f h b. gg,d hss gss, or RENTED by MAIL posi-
81" t,l.,. p.r anuum At the end OF the year.
.. NJ NJ. Office ihy he reunited per mail IN good aud
~ ~ ..;, nj the risk oil the Editor; tae p".toge Of al
g. ta Hr.:crs. The postage "i a single letter
recount t. The writer. II i the accumulation oi
Mems yg business, which operates aS serious taA
,r wl' pay niac papers, annually, shall have the
prescriptions stall hereafter be considered a. incurred
=" " ,n,r and i,r Years publication unless specially
,l,ltr time, and paid Tor III advance Tor that shorter
g shall be sent 10 the order Of any new and I'M
unless paid for III advance, or satisfactory re
s made ID >oas and accessible person IN regard IL
s n 80 hS pas mt. But, IN case oi an order io pto
without ryneut, from new subscriber who Is uhac
,Ih l~ conditions single number may be sent, con
. ''." a accompanied by copy Of this regulation
names ui all subscribers whuse ability 10 pay may be
i, IN. publisher, and who may remain indebted on open
ta end years from the time when the advanced
M, lur. shall be erased from the s OF sthscribers
r1!""' Resolutions d Editorial Coarc'tion q Ia
oas Of the results OF the collective Wa.
~, p,,-r experience The Editorial Corps Of Virginia
u,c nj Richmond, the l7th January, 1885,
4. r, I,s we are Determined IL abide.The interests
r.,usud. and interests require, an intcxi.
a. n,3 Several OF the American presses are driven
IN lh,,, Of the Crea,, SgS,sa, than the Editors oi
The great difficulty consists IN the transition from
ee ,'D other N"w'a',ns ,Ge hss"u,,"s Q, .,t
,t-rs on the Book, who are III arrears 10 tins ONCE
r,nse our The name of every subscriber, wh
,Iantni, will positively be stricken on from our roll
,ar.n,ucrlneui ot our next volume.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,r That (; he recommended 10 the Editors of Newspa-
.rl the Commonwealth publish 1t the head Of their
a> ar advertising, ind that they strictly adhere Ia
,al tae>e prices he always such, as 10 give fair
'"'' '' '' RssSa.iSn o. the Editorial Convention
# sixteen l,e, less rs Insertion, 80 cenIs for
80. '.4...,. ga, - cents.
+. . I.>s.acr must he accompanied with the advance
..r.,.tr. r.irr"Htrs. 10 insure execution.
~ .. >ng may amount 10 Sl0J per annun, a
mad. - per cent. and u S5n, Of 10 per cent.
m .r, t4i Marriages from the country, whenever
mutyr',u. j. Unknown n this office, must he aGilen-
3 ls lr-ltirn Of the Postmaster III the neighhoriond.
,f hi d. r.-e Ne punished. Every measure, that has
4. a-.y,ur upoSions and quZZes, has proved hereto.
We w!>t, therefore, insist IN such upon
uu,,Dn beng certified by the name OF the Postmaster.
!. H.. : Il, .tS y ,.s ,:srl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22
.iore cheop Groceries for Cush-.lIay, le.0.

.hore cheap GrocerieStor Cash-.uay, lsi0.
An HHDS. " o. Sugar, by the barrel al d IA cents
~ % do. prime Porto Rico Sugar do do. nj
80 bags prime green Coffee, by the bag at II cts
81 do. do family Coffee, nj II cts
20 hhds fine West India family Noasses by gallons
al * Cts. per gallon
~ hhds good West Iuiia do. by the gallons at 80
50 bhS very superior New Orleans Mrasses al 80 cts
100 do No. North Carolina Clip, llertings
5000 lbs. good sound Nlding Bacon (old,) AT cts
do. do do Shoulder do.
5000 do. prime family Bacon
100 Kegs Eastern Cut Nails, NJ cents per pound
Iron AT IL cents per pound.
% boxes Loaf Sugar nj II cts Ia l6 per pound
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, manufactured by Lancaster Den
Co. III Richmond, Carkr's old factory, known being
fully equal &c SUPERIOR any ia the State for No a. 81
pad, rising 5 cents each number
Together wh article III our ne which we will sell nj
the lowest fT the th, determined 10 bring
business Ia that u fat possible. WYATT & WHITE.
Nav 2-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22

EA ESTATE FOR SaLEin pursuance OF decree OF the
circuit snreor Conr, nf Law and Canccry for the County
Of Hanover the Eth day Of April 1872 M suit III
Chancery which Joseph r. Hughes plaintiff and Archibald
Timbr;lak, Thomas Clarke, James b. Smith, and fae.
Gona County If Hanover, dcfrd1n's
special appointed p: sad decree &! la'
purpose Thursday, the 81 day OF July neN II fair II no, ir
first fair thereafter proceed sell nj lc auction, the
CASH lot OF Of Land, lying NJ the head OF
Mechanic Turnpike tie said County al Hanov wh
IN. buildings and improvements oi conota-
dwelling, house, and other unt hOse and part Of
The said James B. Smith Ia The SAID
Thomas Clarke by deed of bearing date the 7th day Of
Is3-Trou the location OF this the profits that
NAV from well managed and store must be
believed he most advantageous stand
for any description u mechanic.
WM. r. II. POLLARD, Com.
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22
4 GARD.

MR. F. \. CHEWING will attend TO, and make good any
VI operations arpeaw!na the Teeth. which we're performed
bv me during yte residence IN this city.
operations Of various Kinds pafornicG
is Mi Teeth, which, for ncanc,s and durability can
not be eyr,l.f pcray a relates Artificial Teeth. do,
III n,,c generality f. BAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-22

(NHICKAHOMISY LAMBS FOR SALE.-In pursuance Of a
" deed OF made the 18Th day Of June 1888, and Of
cord Clerks office OF enricn County by Washington Hat
aud undersigned trustee the nj
certain Of money therein ment"nrd will be offered for
premises the % day May the valuable tract
OF Land said deed, lying the Chickahomin,
swamp within of Richmond
and 5 IA by recent survey Terms made known
the day of SALE L. I. DANIEL, Trustee.
An llS-tds