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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
"YoRK CouyrY, 18th March,


"The political campaign has actively opened ~ our
little mustard pot districts On Thursday last, Mr.
Ailworth and Mr.. Gusts, the candidates from Acco-
mack county, for the York Senatorial District, conf
menced operations in addresses 10 the people OF War
wick county. Neither Of these gentlemen san Admin
slration man. but they differ widely on several leading
subjects. Dir. Gusts adopts the Harrisburg nomination
and United States Bank, and Mr. AIworth takes oppo-
sition to them General HARRISON sentiments N re-
ation the abolition Of slaves and the sale OF white
people the subjects which seemed most to inter
est the Warwickers, and considerable sensation has
been produced among them at the idea OF old Tip
Mns sisters and daughters to free negroes and mr-
la.toes when he becomes President
"Ou Monday last, the Eastern Shore candidates ad-
dressed the people OF York county, st the Courthouse
in Yorktown, and they were followed by Mr. Gregory
and Nr. Lemuel Jackson Bowden, Of Williamsburg,
who are candidates for the House Of Delegates. All
four of the candidates avowed Wings, and each
one differs in sentiment. Such jumblr of opinions |
never or heard before-piebald and truly embe-
matte Of the party Mr.. Awor,h, in a very well de-
lvcrcd address of twenty minutes duratlon presented
his views. He commenced with attack OF much
severity upon the Harrisburg Convention and its Prcs'
dental nominee, and denounced the United States
Bank in expressive terms. He avowed himself
State Rights, Sub.TEcasury Wing, and warmly adv'-
Gated the indepc ndcnt Treasury scheme Mr. Custis,
whose language and clearly indicated that ne
had not been in the habit Of making public addresses,
followed Mr.. Aw"rth in speech OF equal duration.
He highly approved Of the Harrisburg Convention,
and avowed his determination to support with MS BEST
ability the election of its nominees to the oices Q.
President and Vice President Of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

To Mr. William +. Thompson, Of the executors named in
the will uf Vim. r. Thompson, deceased:
SRts resident Of this state, VIII please take
order of Court and consider this notice
n LEGAL vice. of same On BERNARD Ht;tN.
Mnr1hlr lUi-GtwtHIAp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

Richmond iusimg's March 9Th, $780, On the motion
Of Bernard Iagan is ordered that William E. Thompson and
Goddin named the last will and
OF William 7. Thompson late OF this city dccrard be
appear the seventh day If the OF this
Court, qualify such upon the said estate,
\ Copy-Testc CHARLES HOWARD, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
THE subscriber wonG call the Rich
mond, Manchester aud the country, his stock of SPRING
GoODSwhch have been purchased in Philadelphia and New
York. such VIII justify his dsposnc Of such
prices fail giving satisfaction He would solicit call
from those in THOMAS D. QUARLEs,
II Street, ShccS1 HI.
Marchs7 l0S-3w
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NOTICE..

by VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit SUPERB
- or Court OF Law and Chancery for the Coun
" OF Amherst, pronounced on the 4lh day of A pr
1910, In The case of Waldsworth, Williams & Co
plaintiffs, against Peter C.. Hahsard and Others de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned commissioners. or one of
them, will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at Amherst Couu House. on Mon.
day, the Goth day of Jnly next (belng court day.
all the right title, and interest Of the said Peter
Hansard, TO the SLAVES, aud their increase
which were beqneathed 10 him by the last will and
testament Of his father, the late John Hansard,
dec d., and which said will is duly recorded in the
County Court Of Misunderstanding as Commission.
ers the undersigned Will give the nile conferred by
SAID decree 10 the purchaser, and none other This
is, however, regarded unquestionable.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr.
DAVID r. EDLEY, Com rs
June IL tia
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TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to the PROVISIONS Of tru.t deed
4 executed 10 the subscriber, bearing date the
18th day OF September, 1897, by William Ridpeway
Geo. Nj. Payne and William {. Moseley, which is
duly recorded in the Clerks Once Of the Count,
Court OF Amhersti shall proceed,on the 18th day Of
Juy neSt, al The house OF Joseph Kyle called the
Folly, in the county Of Amheis, proc eed 10 sell IN
The highest bidder, for ready money, tho Trae, of
Land conveyed by the said deed, TO wit, 93l acres.
lying and being in the said county Of Amherst adion
ing the lands oiMicajah Peodleon and Others, and is
ar part thereof, near 10 the said kyles il being the
same land formerly owned by John Coleman. This
land is chiefly in woods running not far from James
River; has much good timber upon it, The title
Is deemed good but acting trustee none other III
be conveyed bur such IS vested in me by said deed
ROBERT TINSLEY. Trustee
June | ,ds
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Gun-Smith Business removed.

WILLIAM b. FISHER having removed from
w his old stand to Market street. few doors
west OF Mr. p. Quinn's corner. and opposite the
Police Office, returns his thanks 10 his friends and
customers, AID informs them that he still keeps on
baud handsome assortment Of fine Shot Guns RI
lies and Pistols, which he will sell from Is so dol
lars; he will warrant his Rifles TO shoot yell. He also
continues TO stock Guns X flies aud Pistols and re-
PAIRS all articles in his line of business reasonable
lein' All orders from the country will be thank
fully received, and executed with neaness and dis
patch.
The subscriber naiiers himselfthat with his know
leoee OF the business, he can give general satisfac
''on TO all who may favor him with their custom,
and hopes by un,emted attention 10 business 10
merit share of public patronage.
july A,
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LETTERS

AMs&N LETTERS
RlmAiNNG in the Post Office, Liberty Bedford county,
~ Va on the Both June, 1910.
AVN. N. AUSTIN
B-Marin =. Bnks, Walter Brown.
Y Joel Cox, Miss W. Crump, VIM. Carol, Clerk
oithe Court, Henry Cooper.
D-Moses Dowdy. Michael Debo VIM. Davidson.
E-Wm. Egen.
f-Donl X Forgie, Joseph Falls.
knso
II III. T. Hill, Dr. VIM. C. Hudson, Jas G. Holt VIM. II.
james w. Jeter VIM. Jones. Jesse D. JONES' Jas. C.
Jennings.
k-Michael Karnes.
,L-Wm Leitwieh Israel Bonox Alexander Lazenbury,
henry Lloyd. VIM Lowry, Mrs. Frances Leitwich.
Mas. Mathew, John & Merriman
N Simon NJ. Noe
0-pernea Owens, VIM l.. Otey, Mrs. Policy r. Otey.
uariand NJ Pr &c, Thomas Page SEM Ed. Pate Loren
Aoraham smeser 2, Jacob S. Shepherd, Henry J.
Ia Slias a. or Mrs Elizabeth Thaxton John w. Trent
John Wit, David Witt, Levi West2
Ii, r. PARKER, p. NJ.
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VfliNge Property for safe.

YNHE subscribers will offer for sale, the 3rd
l. Monday in July next. Il, being Amherst Cour
day. handsome House and Lot. situated immediate
" in the village at Amherst G.. II. The House
is next door TO Dr. Henry l.. Davles's, and is occu-
pied by Mr.. J. e. Nicholson. who will show the
premises 10 any person wishing 10 buy. Terms lib
eral, and made knowno The day of sale.
BAILEY Il WOMACK
JuneS ids
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1J DOLL.9RS REV:9RD.

ANA WAY from the subscriber, on NJ nnday.
~ The 9Th June, NED, a negro man. He is a
oou' twenty years Of age, and very stout made,
nearly black; had on when he left white fur bat,
'n old fashioned military coat, made of blue cloth.
""a brown panlaloons. But as he may have chan
ecu ms Clothing since, will specify some marks on
ms body when child he received bum one OF
MS wrists, which has left some contraction at the
surface about the part; The fourth finger the LETT
""nu has been badly cut. leaving knot on the back
VI IT, which prevents its being srae hcned FULLY out,
c"o has been wearing lage steel ring on the ih'rd
niger iortwo or three years. There is probability
OF his being in the vicinity of Lynchburg. will
pay the above reward for his delivery to me.
JNO. P. Chiffon.
Bedford July Az
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ESCAPED from my farm, near Amherst court
IL house, about two weeks ago, IA very dark bay
NEARLY black) Horse, six or seven years old pnr-
chased the said Horse, only one week before he
made his escape, Of Mr.. Flagg Of Lynohburg, who
had used him as stage horse for the last twelve
months. The above reward will be given TO any
one who will deliver me the horse give such
Information as i'll enable me 10 get him again
MARSHALL l.. HARRIS.
JuIy 3ts
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE EkM OF our co-partnership having expi
Il red we have this day dissolved, by mutual con.
SEN" All debts due by or TO the concern, will be set
t'ed by either OF us on application at the mill.
JAMES l.. LAMkIN,
JOHN NJ WILLIAMS.
July2 w4w
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NEW CO-PARTNERSIHIP.
Cash for HLe0k.

The undersigned having associated themselves
together Tor the purpose of carrying on the MILL
ING BUSINESS. at Galt's Mills. in A mhers, will
at all tunes give the highest cash price for Wheat,
delivered either at the Mill or al their lumber house
in Lynchburg. JAMES L. LAMKIN,
JAMES L. HORNER.
July 2 ia
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.NOTECE.
fTNHOSE

HOSE indebted to J. r. Bailey q Co., Bailey
- Wonack and ID. E. Bailey q Co. are here
=, respectfully informed that unless they come Tor
""'u ana pay what they 10 the above named
IIo"cerns, before the LIST day of April next, they will
very one without disiinciion,) be warranted OF
'"eu upon Immediately thereafter.
BAILEY& WOMACK
March 10 -
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rEIe.E.N'DAM.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
L selves together for the purpose Of conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and conmodious brick hull
ding on Market street, leading 10 the Court House,
aud are prepared TO accommodate boarders and
Travellers in a manner and terms, which, they
Aauer themselves, wall prove satisfactory 10 all.
The House will be furnished IN the most com
for,able manner; their Table supplied with the best
that the market affords; the Stable with abundance
of provender and attended by experienced and at
teniive Ostlers. ,
DAVID f. BOOKER.
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 90 Is
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July 9
NOTICE.

THE Second Annual Meeting of the Stockhol-
l. ders in the Lynchburg and Richmond Trans
portaiion Line will be held IN the town Of Lynch
burg, al the Police Office, on Monday next. the
18th July (insi.) at o'clock in the afternoon.
JOHN G. MEEM, Pest.
July 9 tl3Jy
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NOTICE.

A LII persons to whom the late David o. Murreli
n was indebted at the lime of his decease. VIII
please present their claims as early as convenient.
properly authenticated 10 John d. Murrell, That ar
Iangemenls may be made Tor their payment.
ALICE MURRELL, adm'x.
Inly @ ~
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valuable Goods at cost prices.

uyhE STOCK OF GOODS aely owned by
L Messrs. p. 81 J. w Dudley, ati in their Store
House on Main Street, has been coweyed by them
IN rust to the undersigned, by deed duly recorded
IN the Hastings Court, 10 which deed, liberty is
given to the trustees to sell the saidGoods, II they
think il expedieDt al private sale. In pursuance
Of This authority contained in the said deed, the
undersi gned offer the entire Stock To the public,
and pledge themselves to sell at COZ prices. The
Stock is large, comprising every Gafiety OF Staple
and Fancy Goods and well worth pc attention Of
the publc.-Mr Peter Dudley AZ his son John
VIM. Dudley will attend, and act ? salesmen'
The debts due 10 the said hrm Pc also conveyed
to The undersigned by The deed aidsad. and they
hereby earnestly request all perbns indebted, TO
call on them, on the Messrs pudieys, at the
Stor e. House to selile and ada their several
Observation-Disclosures canno, he elvY
C. l.. MOSBY,L 1r..s,,..
JNO. NJ. SPEEl :
| April 13 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

THE subscribers wish to buy James River and
l. kanawha Company Scrip, iorwhich they will
at all times give the market price. They will also
give Virginia money for North Carolina money at
smaller discount than is usual in this market.
BAILEY & WOMACK.
InI .
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EDUCATION.

TIVHE next session Of my school will commence
l. on Tuesday, the l4th Of July.
All scholars will be considered entered for the
session, unless different agreement should be
made RO. b. SHELTON.
June % il3Jy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
I'Hlm0bfe LIND for sale.

A TRACT of about 500 acres OF Land. lying on
n the Lynchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike
four miles from Town, is offered ior sale on a credit
OF one, TWO and three years. The situation is beau
ulul-;he nelghborhood noblectonabe-and the
lands well wdiered and susceptible of The highest i'm
proyement. These lands belong the estate of the
late DIR. J J. Cabel, and sold undera decree of
court, Tor The purpose Of missing Understanding
fund. The purchaser, therefore, by paying inter
est annually may probably retain the principal be-
yond the terms Of payment
| am authorized by the ABOVE decree TO sell these
Lands privately, and in lois suit purchasers. To
this end proposals will be received until the 18th
day ofJuly nexl when if not disposed Of, (due no.
lice Of which will be given) they viii be offered at
public auction, to the highest bidder the pren-
ses. The purchaser will be required 20 give bond
with approved personal security and tin title will be
retained as further security until the Purchase mo-
ney is paid. Two hundred acres Of wdl umbered
Land, nearly adjoining the above Tract nay also be
had reasonable terms. The purchase will have
the privilege OF seeding crop in the Fail. and pos
session will be given the first of Jabuav next.
RICHARD X. CRALlE, Com'r.
June tds
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TOBACCO

at the Warehouses; and receive in store, Flour,
WhiSkey. Iron, &c, &C.,
He confidently hopes that from several years ex-
perience ia the Auction and Commission business
to merit a continuance of their patronage.
June IS if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

/ pursuance of a decree ofthe Circuit Superior
l. Court Of Law aud Chancery. for the county Of
Campbell, pronounced at the last April term of said
Court IN the case Of Early and wife against Haden
and others, aud EdIey and Miller q Roberts against
Haden and others, the Undersigned, commissioners
appointed by said decree, will. on Tuesday the l4ih
day oil July next proceed to SELL upon the premises
at public auction, the TRACT OF LAND allotted
10 Achilles NJ. Haden OF The estate of his father
the late benjamin fladen deed, lying in the coun-
~ OF Campbell, on Otter River, opposite the mouth
OF Flat Creek, and containing 66a acres, more
less. The terms OF sale will be credit Of one and lwo
years. Except "a TO the sum OF 500 To defrav the
expenses OF SALE which will be required in CASH.
The purchaser giving bond with approved security
and The l'le retained as further security for the
payment of the purchase money.
The title 10 the said Land IS nnqucslonable; but
acting as commissioners, the undersigned will con-
sey with special warranty only.
M. II. GARLAND.
DAVID X. EDLEY, wv" 49,
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Sulphur Water.

a SUPPLl, JUS, received from Dibrelrs
L a Springs, carefully put up by the proprietor,
for sale 10y the Subscriber. Apply al Hancock g.
Adamss. BENJAMIN l.. SCRUGGS
June % dw
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B UG q y

EOR SALE, on good terms, very neat and sub
Il stanlial one horse Buggy. Apply to
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
July 6 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

i HAVE THREE TRACTS OFLAND, in
Il the county of Amherst, that | am ieslrous to
sell. for Scrip of The James River & Kanw ha Com
pany, or for the bonds of the said compaN guaran.
tied by The commonwealth. The first trad contains
about al acres and is situated within one and
half miles Of the courthouse of the County, is well
improved. with large brick dwelling house be-
sides framed barn and other buildings, upwaie of
200 acres in woods. Another tact lies within thee
or four miles OF Pedlar Mills, the turnpike NV
constructing between Lynchburg and the BuffaAe
Springs, contains 400 acres and some buildings:
both these tracts in good neighbofhoods. Tn
third iractis wholly in woods and lies the Fol
ly, in Amherst, AMI contains about $40 acres
Possession for seeding be given the usua
time in the fall, and full possession the lst of Janu
airy next Mr.. Howell l.. Brown will shew the frs
tract and Robert II. Garter the second and the sub
sciiber resides at Amherst Court House.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr.
Amherst CT. House. May IS is
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WILL SELL, on Tuesday, the l4th inst, at
| auction, the House and Lot. situated on the
hill, in a very agreeable neiehbofhood, formerly
occupied BY Mr.. George Percival, and no" IN the
.cupapcy of Mr.. Anderson Gannaway. containing
full Lot, having on it a convenient and com
portable Dwelling House, with every necessary Out
House, to make il desirable. We'll OF excel
lent water, and Carpenters Shop 40 by % leet.
Terms accommodating. and made known on The day
Of sale. CHARLES fhEliTo, hue,'
ILvo u4J
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CHARLES PHELPS.

AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,
FJNAKES this method of returning his sincere
L thanks 10 bis hIends and the public generally,
for the very liber patronage heretofore extended 10
him. He would respectfully inform them that IN
-lture he will attend TO the selling Of
Real aud Personal Estate,
in and out OF town. Dry Goods GrOceries. Furni-
tare Negroes, Horses, 9c.-He will also attend to
the sale of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
ENTENSIVESTOC OF NEW SPRINu
GOODS at l'educeH DriCeS.

fHURNER Il BURWELL take pleasure in an
l. nouncing TO their friends and the public gen
orally that hey have recently purchased the cities
OF New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, on the
most favorable terms and out Of the latest importa-
tons, a large and general assortment of GOODS of
the latest styles aud lashoos-a Of which they ofel
TO the wholesale and retail dealer, AT prices which
they think cannot fail of giving satisfaction. They
earnestly solicit calls from country Merchansfeel
ing confident that their stock comprises as great
variety Of goods can be found in any other house
The following list comprises but small part ofheir
stock ON hand.
Extra fine woodyed Black Cloths
Starkys Vest OF England do
Medium and low priced do
Extra fne Blue Cloths
Medium aad low priced do
Superior Golden Olive do
Invisible Green do
Dark Olive, Dahla, Cadet and Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphaltum. Beaver and Pilot Clohs-a good assuit-
ment from common 10 very fine qualities.
CASSIMERES.
Extra fine Wool d. ed Black Cashmere
Supefine piece dyed do
Fine and Medium Blue do
Pfnce Alberts-a style Of fancy coored Cassl-
mere-yery handsome and fashionable.
VESTlNGS.
Extra fine plain Blk. English Satin Vestngs
do do French do
Biz. Figr'd. Satin-Shdmrock and Thistle patterns
Super6ne b uit Cassmere Nesting
White and Coorcd MarseilIes Nesting, great variety
Silk Velvet and Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Extra fine grass beached IRISH Linens
Medium and low price do
%, Sd and 1914 Table Diapers
S-4, 10 4 and led Table Cloths
and A Damask Napkins
"a and ia brown French Linens
"a and IA Grass Linen
DOMESTICS.
6 4, Sd and A brown Sheeting
"a, 70 and A brown Stirring
BIeached Shiring-al widths and qualities
Heavy Cotton Oznaburgs No. | aud 2. OF Richmond
and Petersburg Manufacture
"a, g and A heavy Tlckngs
PRINTS.
New style French Prints
Super London do
Merrimac do--a large assortment al all pri-
ces.
SILK GOODS.
Heavy Mauoni Lusuing
India Satin
Black Figured Gro de Antique
Plain do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Poult de Sole
Black Figured Americana
Black Figured lksSnanni Satin
Handsome Plaid Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derby Ribbed Silk Hosea new article
White do do
BLACK and White English Silk Hose
Plain Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black and White Cotton Hose, large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
White do do
Colored do do
Black Kid and Horse Skin Gloves
Colored do do
''''' FRENCH WORK.
10 doz. rich worked French Collars
Rich worked do Capes
do do Cuffs.
MUSLINS.
Rich fg'd Swiss Muslus
PLAIN do
Checked Jacouet do
do Swiss do
| Striped do do
Extra fine Bishop Lawn
do India Book Muslin
! Cambria and Jaconet Muslin.
i HANDKERCHIEFS.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria Hdks.
plain and cold bordered do do
Embroidered twisted Silk do
Fip'd and Plain Satin do
Fig'd and plain Silk do
Rich Gauze and Satin Scarls
Blk. mourning Hdkfs and Wells
The above, with many other desirable Goods on
hand we will take pleasure in exhibiting 10 those who
may favor us with call
April 20
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-09

Curious History Of On Ol9 Trunk. -
Some years ago az old woman became on
inmate Of Moutcn work house, near this
town, bringing With her the whole of her
worldly goods, consisting of an ole bedstead
and trunk. She died 10 the work house,
and lhe parish officers applied to her near.
eel OF kun 10 ascertain whether they would
undertake the expenses incident TO her IN.
termeni, and inherit the old bedstead aad
trunk, OF leave The las, Offices to the parish,
Who would then CAIN the property, such
as il vas, to meet the expenses. The re
iaiives declined all Interference, and the old
lady vas barred al the cost Of the PARISH
" hea tie BrixEorth union was formed, the
guardians rented, pro tempore, the Moulion
work house, taking the property at 3 val1a.
iioo. ADong this property was the old
bedsiead ard the trunk. The BrixwoIth
uulo1 Boa having a building Of tbei. osn,
haye aban3oned The work house at Maul
ia, AMI a sale by public auction took
place Of the Old furniture, including the bed
Stead and trunk. Here these two ven
cradle articles parted company. Of the
purchaser Of the beds;ead we have no re
cord, BIT tie TRUNK Ras kDockcd Go3n for
3. Tso persons claiming the purchase,
il was agaio Pot Up, and vas then Knocked
dovu 81 Is. 81. % Ire VIE Oh a laborer Of
tie p1ri4b, TIE blsbaad It seems had
heard aracge stores Of antique trunks,
gIia secfei Gfaaerg aud hidden treasure /;
a81 30 sooner did Le see bis Wiie's pgr.
ebass iAza he 81 ab5.t miaaiely exploring
al rs peculia-liies. The wire, who vas
1T haaaict By the same golden dreams,
sew hla "trip "a the I'D paper with Which
II "as covered. w,.h despair, be vas eyi
deaiIy = ING Der ffJuk for all such puf
poseg IS a respectable trunk is usually de.
voted 70. BIT tie treasure seeker persist.
Cd 10 bis search and presently discovered,
10 Ia own as well as hls Sife's as,onish.
fEeai, sunksa drawer al the side Of the
ivgnkr closely packed WITH upwards Of 100
pieces Of gu.3 co.u, q the reirus Of james
J., Charles II james H., William and Ma
~, and William Ill. The parties into
whose hands ihls l9og hidden treasure has
50 Unexpectedly fallen, are an Industrious
add very respectable, although a very poor
couple, Ebo sill not misuse their good !or.
tune.-@orfkanyion Nerc4-y.