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Ga ne Second Monday IN Aagaii, l8i0,
Il being the 10Th day. all Tho right tile
nnd interest Of tho defendant Samuel NJ
/ ppckott in aud 70 the following described
:. ..@ .~. ..A.ng and be,ug in the
county OF Madison The south hR(l ~
the northeast eighth Of section seven,
iownahlp ten, range four, east contain.
.gAsN ,.Mg. ae1as, The cyst half Of south.
east quarter OF same section, i0wnsmf
and range. containing eighty acres ---
The west half of northwest quarter,
section eight, township ten, range four
east, containing eighty acres The south
west quarter section eight, township
/, ten, range four, cast containing one
hundred aud sixty acres The west
, hale. southeast eighth in township ten,
, range four, east, containing forty acres
4 together with all other lands adjoining
nj lhereunlo, formerly owned by koightly
/. Sanders, including the whole Of tho plan
ta,ion OF said Sanders aud improvements
M whereon he resided on the 10Th Apr
i 1880, containing by estimation, five hun
4 drcd and sixty acres, DO tho samo more
/. or less. Also, section twenty.nlno, anc
the west half Of northwest quarter, Nnr
+. southwest quarter, and north half Of III,
3 east half OF the southwest quarter 0
d section twcnty.oight. aud tho north ems
"A nuartnr, section th,sir god porlh-eRs
\. Quarter, aud The east halt Of the sou'h
IA cas-, quarter &c section ,hry.two,
"a township eight, rauge three, eosL know
~ by tbe namo Of Hickory Barron tract
- Also. the vest half dissection twenty-one
and west hale east half mud souh-oos
q oonrer Of section twenty, aud tho south
? vest quarter Of section seventeeui tn
~ east half Of tho northeast quarter, an
u east half Of the southeast quarter O
section eighteen, township eight rang
three, east, and known by the name
the Shaw tract.
y. ALSO, nj tho samc place,
-pa the Third Monday in JalE l04O
Il being iho, q6i'h' day, 'GtF-0t rho risa
TO- title aud interest Of the defendant Sam
NJ Pickett Ia and 10 tho following de-
cribed property, to w.t. tho follo~'a
named Negro Slaves
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
vur sr Arr or elIsslssIppI,

the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Circuit Court, Nay term 1870.
No'se & Henderson, On Aunchmea, for
Kills Walton,
rENHIS day came the said plaintiffs by
i'll their attorneys, and the Attachment
in this case having been returned daily
executed, and the defendant failing 10
appear and give special bail and plead
herein. II is therefore ordered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here, on or before the FIRST day
Of the next term Of this Court and give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached will be sold
and it is further ordered that copy OF
this order, together with the speclhca-
tons of the cause Of action and amount
claimed as due from the defendant TO the
+ plaintiff be published in t{fs Madison
Wing Advocate for four weeks success
sfe.y, and that all further proceedings
be stayed until the next term OF this
Court.
A true copy; attest:
W. MONTGOMERY
Clerk
'"-'>A"~rs1-S. sa"~~>ss'ss ,ss.'S ~, ~ ssSv,S.
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'prRtou COURT oF CnANCHRY,
~ the state of uis' issippi.
t.~sss'.e s~e. s'ss'-* -sAiss A.s.sssv~,.l.~. =.
Frs Handay IN 1uRua lBlO.
II Gf-en, Complainant.
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= 1PON opening the matters OF ms
bin aud II appearing TO the satislac-
NJ OF The Court lhat the defendants
: Ice c. Ballard Isaac Franklin and
bhn ArmGed, are not inhabitants Of
" State, but reside beyond the limits
hercol, so that the ordinary process of
his Court cannot be executed on them;
therefore, It is ordered, that unless said
peIendanls appear before the Chancellor
n the CourI room ia Jackson on the
First Monday 10 December next, and
blead, answer or demur to said bill OF
The several allegations there.
III will be taken for confessed as TO them
pnd such order and decree made therein
Is the Chancellor may deem just and
Equitable.
It is further ordered that a copy OF
Bald order be inserted in the Madison
Ming Advocate once a week for two
months excessively.
X. L. DIXON, CIR.
BY D. r. RUSSELL, y. c.
August 80, l840. 3i-45
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.Naliioa citcui coui -- .Norcm5sf term 1870
Com Gan, 81 Man.
chester use sc,
W. On G. IA,
James Il, Andrews
John n Walker aud
oscar J. Y, Stewart
pbY virtue ofthe above stated case to
EP mo directed viii sell to the highest
bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town Canton,
On Monday he nm day Of October i8lo,
the following described property to.w1;
the north west quarter Of section elgNt
and the north east quarter section sey.
en-, except three acres on the north east
corner of said tract, containing three
hundred and seventeen acres, aIin town.
ship ten. range three east
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant James II, Andrews, and will be sold
to satisfy the above stated case and cost
SAM'L. HAMBLlN, Shift
Sep. 8. $3.50. Pr. fee S9
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Motion Circuit Court -- November term 1870
Riobard NJ, Neleon,
We r. pl e. IA en- boai.
lofhcrt NJ, Thompson
snA atsittas
Try virtue Of tho above stated case to
~ me directed, will sell for cash be.
fore the Court house door in the town OF
Canton,
On Monday the IA deyqf September 1910,
An the right, title and interest Of de-
londunt II. NJ. Thompson, in aud to the
following described tract or parcel of
land, to wit Lots number four and five,
in section nineteen, township eleven,
range five, east.
Levied on as the property of defend.
ants aud will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
idCbt and cost
/ q, mann tsN CLsE
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TAX coal cron's ) ,le.


~ w~.sT ~@'sst W eeyssA
n bidder. for caah belufo the Court
house door. va Ohe own OF Canon.
p..l..A.g .Ft.,tt!Ai. .lgadag u N1rca5er neal
The following descri697 property, u
wit; lying aud bslug 10 tie town Of Nodi.
sonyllu Lot number three hundred aud
one, beginning at Lo'numberthrec hunj.
red, az The termination Of forts five feet
from the corner of Chitmloosa street.
hence lotty-one feet on Main street,
thence running at right angles one
hundred land twenty-five fee back, thence
at right angles forty.ono feet to the buck
conerof said Dol three hundred. thence
with straight line TO the beginning
Sold for the taxes Of $, B. Sheldon
d Co.
jill. vANNOY, A. q. c.
August 80, 34-47 lPr Fec sci
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DISAPPOINTMENT

The sale Of the above described pro.
pcrty is hereby postponed until the End
Monday in October
WIN VI. GWiN. Marshal,
For ne Southern District Of ,Mmsnpp,.
BY w, l.. BATE, Depy.
September ~, S6-i0 pr fee sll0)
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posTPoNENENT.
NOTICE.

RuRlNG my absence from tho State
~ those indebted TO the firm OF oeo'
f. w. Nelson 81 Co, will find their
notes and accounts in the hands Of G. I.
ShackleTord, where they would DO well
to call and settle the same.
GEO. L. w. NELSON.
Iuly u,.is40. 80
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sr,ERIFF's SALE.

lfadtson Cirrat Co,ert--Notn'ber term, l8lo'
r. N. Thompson use sc.
IS At w. "a
Alexander Haley,
10y virtue of The above stated case to
ID me directed, shall expose TO pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door. in the Town Of Canton,
On Mondaythe 7h day Of September 1870
An the right. title and interest OF de-
rendanl Haley in and to the following
described trncl or parcel Of land to W.T.
The east half, southeast quarter OF sec
Lion twentyone township eleven norm o.
range four, cast, containing eighty acres
more or less. .l
Levied on as the property OF aeieha
ant Haley, and will be sold to sau''S
plaintiffs debt and cost. c,,r
;. HAMBLEN, ShF'
~ y n. ALIEN, DeD'g
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stIruIFFs SALE.

.HafiD7 rieaat court Norcalbsr term, 1870.
Richard w iiatpef; ! ---..- .-- --.,--.. ,-.-.-
vs.. Ga vend expo.
John r Cameron,
EpY virtue Of the above stated case 10
Ep me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, In the town oil Canton,
On Monday The IN day Of September 1910,
The following property, TO VITA
certain lot in the town of Canton, 'front.'
mo one hundred feet on Union street,
and running back Two hundred feet on
Fulioa street, on which there IS good
dwelling house.
Levied on as the property OF defend
nm, Cameron. and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, sag.
August (, 3o-s5
PosTPoNEMENT.
The sale OF the above described pro.
perty is hereby postponed until the 18Th
s. HAMBLEN, Shg.
Sept, Il, 36-4i pr fec S22l
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poSTPONEMENT.

pOsTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above described pro.
perty is hereby postponed until the Sd
day Of August, 1910. n e,,r
BY +. B. CURTIS, dept.
July 25, $3.50
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RY virtue Of the above stated case to
- me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the door OF the
Courthouse, in the town Of Canton
On The First Monday IF October, l84o'
The following described property,to wit
The south half Of east half. southeast
quarter; ffty.two acres off the south
end of the west half Of the southeast
quarter Of section five. township ten,
range three east; Also, twenty-five acres
off the southwest quarter Of section
five, same township and range lying
and situated south Of Doke's Creek
Also, ten acres described as follows: to
commence at the northeast corner OF
the west half of the northeast quarter
OF section eight, township ten, range
three, east, TO run from thence due south
seventy.fye yards, and from thence due
west TO a certain imaginary distance
II and from thence due north to the section
hne, and from thence due east g 'hi
place Of beginning, So as 10 include us
n ian acres, Also. sihe wsst hall, north
4. s..ssss, 4 rrsay .v.sess'ssighs. a@Qshlp le9
range three, east.
= besioj on a. tie pIofer'y IF defend
8 AM, and will be sold to satisfy plaintiff
DEB; aud oos;.
!. ..-~- .~-,....,...s4H AMBhEN Shg
rs b Il. AiArN' Dept
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rosTpoNEMENr

DISAPPOINTMENT,
The sale Of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the 18th
day Ui UJ1obcfr ........ .y.... ,..,s.
49,, - s. IIAMBLEN, Sh'F
''s"FtS .ess,Ss ,s.s az a.
BY II. X AbtEN, D1P-T.
r. Sept rl'''f-Y.r r. ~'' ',3D-il [Pr fee S2Ell
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Fl H
ny unuo wi iba above stated eaaea o.
INV directed, wdl $50 tNihe hIRh
t& a.5taffW hHe aa rauH huHsa
dH I'd l9a ieea W t4a aU.
On Hiadag asfft tavI 0tbfr $780,
ihs ull0aus lswohrl pfapeuy 70 VIII
TE NaHhat. fuhu rwtftr wey ipH'
aai souib hulfoI lha cns hnlfuf nofth
SYpea y'este .aaN A1ls. a4kt5 sq8i 4aHf
irr unl south east quarter section eleven
sonIo hatfoI rasi hal ~ uptthcaHgu
Ier. cast hal u ani south bal OF west halt
south east quarter section fifteen, and ol
,al lnur,ren and lhe west half ~
y" ~ e's"s'sg- a,~ Ae ess.as ..,@t,s.as ,s
Sect ton iuiittu, township tIHNtu, UofT
.DIumge / tour east, containing by eslt
ma nn 600 ucrps
..-.h,&a.Gn w. .heoIQperl, oldeicndan
Beul G.. Marshall, and wilih6 s0rG 4
satisfy The above stated cases and cost
SAM'L, llNMBLlN, Sh'f
Sept 8, 35-39. Pr. fee slb
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rusfrONEMENT

DISAPPOINTMENT
Pie sSlvf ~ tflS ab0rts sstssrspeS,,sc,.
grocs, Stock, Sc, are hereby postponed
until the 2nd Monday in Angus, 1910
WM. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
Fbr ne Southern District N M,,asnJFa
BY " L. BArrs, Dep.
August /, "
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rnsrPoNEMENT.

The sale Of the above described pro-
Derty IS hereby postponed until the 7ih
day Of September. .,n,r>, cur
BYE. 3 CURTIS, DeP'y.
August %, $3.50
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

POSTPONEMENT
The sale Of the above described pro.
per,y is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in August ,,,rv e,,r
By r b CURTIS, Dept
August 8, 3I-oz
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sIIERIFF's SALE.


.Maiison Circuit CoUt--.Norember term' 1870
rearson Lewis use sc
VS. Ga II. "a
l. NJ Wadlngton etal
n II. Garner use &c,
j. W. Wpdlington,
V' vs. Same and same.
Same,
DY virtue of the above stated cases to
ID me directed. / shall expose to pub
lie sale for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Mondayfae IN dag Of SEPTEMBER l84o'
The following tract or parcel Of land
to wit: The north.eas quarter OF sec
tion four, aud the east half OF section four
/ IN township eight, range one, west; a'so
a part Of west half Of northeast quar-
ter Of section four, township eight, range
one. west.
i Levied on as the property. oil oe'en \.
ants and will be sold TO satisfy Pie'l'i''
dgbt and,coais, -.,..-s...,.,... Sac
=. ia MbbEaN, ohV
Juiye5, e9ss5 ...--.....- .....
eel saHr#t4h 4s~a...e... 4. ..4
e. ''.'il''' ''si- v, ''' = Sc
Tho salsof Tee above described pro
perty Is hereby postponed un'i' 1ho i9'
day d Oolo55f - CIR
.........s..... SIT. M.RbEN, ~
"a az I'D fpf Zee 80
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sHERIFF,s sALE.

Madison circuit COURT November term, 1910
". Vanderhurst g. Co.,
vs. Tn al plu' IL Ia
A, w. Harris.
Elisha Turnage use &c
ys On allHs II. lu'
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.-.~ FOsTFCNEMtNI
- r,st s,i,~ ss s1a,Slaya .descL.ped n.2a,
~ ~ - rr Awssst "a 81, es.sat ~ N
pefty Is hereby pos'p0he1 ufi'f VIC "
~! = s aAMBLEN, Sh'G
py u r ALLEN. DfHB
a.. - al lPr fec S26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
By Last Evenings Mail.

Senate of U. !S.-Wcdnesday, Feb. 5.
The Report the Assumption of State Debts be-
fore the Senate Mr.. Calhoun addressed them at length
in favor of The doctrines Of the Report-Mr. Preston
then moved to lay il the table The question then
recurring printing il; il was carried 80 to 8 10000
comics were ordered be printed by vote of "a to L.
House Of Representatives..
II was principally occupied in The presentation OF
petitions
On the State of New Jersey being called in its geo.
graphical order, Mr. RANDOLPH, the only repre-
sentative from that State who yet has been admitted
to seat in the House, and inquired Of the Char
whether The Speaker had received certain joint reso-
ntiops from the Legislature of the State of ~ Jersey
and if So whether it was his intention to present
them; And, if not, whether the Speaker desired TO
state his reasons for declining so to do?
To this nterrogatory, the SPEAKER responded that
the Chair had received certain resolutions OF the Coun
ell and General Assembly Of the State of n. j., adj
dressed to him rs R. Nj. T. Hunter, representative
from the State Of Virginia, which he had declined to
present for reasons set forth in letter to Governor Pen
|nington.
Mr. RANDOLPH then made motion to spread
upon the Journal and to print certain joint resolutions
transcripts ofthose above referred to-
This motion gave rise 10 debate, sudden and dcsu
tory but Of very interesting character, involving
demand upon the Speaker to state the reasons or pro-
ducc the correspondence alluded to- for which purpose
motion to suspend the rule submitted by Mr.
WISE. On this motion question had been taken
when the House consented TO an adjournment
Mr. CaLnous.-The Speech delivered by MrsCal
houn to-day in the Senate, was pronounced by many
of the Republican Senators to be the ables, he ever deli
vered in that body. 1t certainly distinguished u
the highest degree by the peculiar traits which give Sc
much power to Mr.. C.s eloquence. His extraordinary
faculty of generalization and condensation was neve
more singnlarly developed. His Speech was chair
of maxims-cach link extending and combining th'
argument, and leading rresistibly TO the conclusion
The rapidty of the thought was we'll seconded by TIT
breyily and force of the expression and thus in thu
course of about two hours, Mr. c. threw out matera
sufficient for half dozen speeches.
We have no doubt that the views uttered in the Sc
nate to-day will have instantaneous, well as dura
BILE, influence upon the country 1t may be said to hav
been Northern speech, for there its power will be mos
powerfully felt. We sorry to observe Mr.. Web
ster not in his seatthe speech was SO well calcu
lated to reconycrt him the early doctrines which
brought with him into Congress- Then recently from
New Hampshire, he the advocate of free trade an
hard money-of the agricultural, manufacturing, an
commercial classes-not the stockjobbing, banking
specializing gentry. To the former, Mr. Calhoun
speech of to-day will furnish food for much Illumination
Globe.
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VOTE IN THE SENATE FOR BRIGADIER C ENERAL.
EIrsk RnIInk
Deaths.
Death Of Mr. WILLIAM GREGORY, Of KING FIiiala CotWtr.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
s an s King wam who &
residence Tuesday the els, day OF January after poIaed
nearly completed his I'D and had enjoyed good health all his
it, appearance which bafed The Utmost skin Of medicine ana
coed his earthly course after life OF more than ordinary length
of his mind having before each member Of
his family present. his parting alutaonand engnired for tho.
Mr. VIM Gregory stood before the public the reputed head o;
in s community he had BEEN vsa an sS TIA
County Court for than fifty and without doubt an or
year. and the important periods His po
cal life commenced in the of and s9and hay
into the Legislature under the of the difficulties rrowin
out Of The late War with Great Britain His political enarses
tesryand his intercourse with The people meyer Gaa S",mi
Of their service the same man and The same KIND Of politician y"
known be when he drst eecirdand he e the m
situation Of life whether as Judge Legislator private
man. showed himself the and the practical disciple Of
regarded the best instructors And although himself descended
@ anS wa. ne n n% on n
the distinguished John West the noble benracto o. Tue ash
the smallest appreciation Of sc accidental
The deceased IN possession Of large property inc run n
left numerous family OF children and grand Children ana
wife, married early Of u aud It, They had lived %.
g"ter for s OF years. enjoying large share Of dome
mottaiiy separation couple after many years
of mutual affection, mutual confidence and mutual Dependence
must necessarily ne heayy IL
is in Truth heyeaved II wife of his YOUTH the mother u
his Children who sits In the solitude of her heart aad morn ior
In her united all that fully and fairly represent
whether the unrvaed devotion Of her tbe nao
dignity Of her character But there is consolation which the
in heart miss, 'hy will Le done earth u
eaven and the heart thai feel quiet from The
breathing inspiration of ,ha sublime injunction, VIII not long
without The wife who has acted her pa
WELL will the line Of Provdence-and that when her Heaven
E father though, proper take from her The staff on which $40
long leaned purpose sustain her fesi
steps whilst he placed and untred being in which
she must bear hnrhen life To living then BE- this word
Of consolaiionand hr dead this tribute OF respect
b- The Richmond Whg Washington Globe and National IN
tegencer friends Of the deceased by
| publishing
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE f.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

1hurSddy, Too. o.
communication was received from the Senate, stat
ing that they had passed the bills ~,
ITO amend the several acts concerning the Norih
Western Turnpike road" and bill
uConcernina the destruction Of wild fowl IN the
counties of Accomack, Fairfax and Prince William,
with amendments, in which they request the concur
renee Of tho House.
These amendments were concurred IN
Reports were made from the Committees by Messrs
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meeting of ,nr Ir,enus OF the Administration in
Spottsyvana, doth in country and town. nre earnestly
invited to meet in Fredericksburg the 18th 10 take
into consideration the propricy Of sending Delegate
or Delegates to the Convention.
u NoTicE.-The Democratic Republicans Of this
City are requested 10 meet at the City Hall, We'd
nesday evening at clock, for the purpose u" appoint
ing Delegates 10 represent this City in the Convention
which is 10 be held on the Goth February
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
TO THE EDITOR
From WASHINGTON, February An.

no THE EDfToR--
From Washington, February An.
81 have the pleasure of informing you, that Judge
Tappan one of the Senators Of Ohio to-day delivered
his opinions on the subject Of Abolition. lie stated,
he held in his hand several petitions the subject OF
abolition, and tina, he might not be msrepresened and
he wished this occasion to read the
remarks he desired to make on this subject.
ellis remarks have won golden opinions, and are es-
tecmed here, as finished piece Of composition, and
most potent Argument against those agtaors and land
pirates in the nonslaveholding States. But he gave
the finish to this great eorto his patriotic and gal
liant professions, he added his practce-he refused to
present to the Senate these petitions.
"This is taking high, noble and independent stand
by this Democratic Senator from non-slaveholding
State; and.for which he merits the admiration and high
consideration Of every friend to the compromises OF
the Constitution and Of the Union.
ssThe House is engaged in voting for Chaplain
Four votes have been taken, and now voting for the
fifth time This is the commencement OF the third
month of the session The House has not yet finished
its organization, nor commenced doing the business
of the country.
eI wish to know how The Wings will Justify this
DELAY Of the business Of the people, for, you may be
assured the journal of the House will show that tins
party responsible to the country for this derelction
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....r Wings, or they arc not, Take whichever
e''s.i dilemma you please. lfthey throw off The
ha ., a u' confess themselves Wings then they ought
n.s an" ,sS for Judge Allen, and thus elected Sc
"haSs If however, they say they are the friends of
% s ,ss ss e,@ sy %h the Asgs ssse a
lade Mem the benefit of the argument that they
G.Sa themselves TO vote for Rres, why deny
hsd ps" argument to the impracicables, that they
The s"" . r,cJvcd TO vote against him:
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An immense variety of antique Paintings-of Vases,
Nc are 10 be- sold this evening at Terpaichore Hail.
Some of The Paintings said to be from OF the
first artists. We numerous and SO vari.
Gus collection. Curiosity alone, one would think,
would draw together large COMPANY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

1ITNA FIRE INSURANCE CoMpANY-he subject Of ne
@ ,diee has existed in reference foreign offices
bsh have taken One Of those Offices The ftna N
cnnany OF Hartford has sustained It's reputation n"n
mid In f1 losses by the great fire in WaerstIe'
in October iasi, and of m policies were paid even b
.sey ere due This saying much for the stability nesr @
OF Company In these times Of
ra,men in money market We take pleasure IN a"he
rice d, an Institution which fulfilled its engagement WIN 20 h
nromp,inde and lberaity-t.S y. Coz. 3dr., -, = -
The Agent Of the above Office in Richmond, y 1oh' " '
ESQ.,, opposite the Bank 0f Va. 60 u.
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