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VOL. XIII. 10. I ;

ancient city, I passed through say.s.c
Catholic villages, and found many ovit7.-
tunities on the road Of supplying Ii.
people with tracts, which were lhauGruuv
received. Several of the p@uSat..s, on
bearing them read, obSergc.t s" T1s>> ar.
CithoIic," bun when Itold them thu. lasso
:ltle books pointed to Christ as the o4!y.
Savior, they took them immediately swi.hs
much thaDkfuIness. ... > -
I1s doctrines pre0ched-C Counsellor s.
Increase cftte church at Stut%&ort.-. /.
Not knowing any of the preachers. t9sr-
sonaIly, | resorted to two different Ir8css
OF worship yesterday, Lords day. vas
not only disappointed but greved- On ac-
count ofthe unhappy people who I5>.ca 10
such soul-destroylng errofa as both '&ya~
men advanced. 1t was the worst Ill., e
ratonaIsm l have ever heard. y. 4 =.
ence was doae TO the Scriptures VIII. \
proves how utterly ignorant the peof:3
must be of the very first principles ..
scriptural knowledge. Idistrbutrd il lew
tracts outside the gates Of the city, and in
the evening I had The privileges of sea.ay
truth before the the innkeeper~ and his
wife; both appeared to pay much al
ten,lOn.
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" Hail Columbia hap :

Hail Columbia hap
He ceased the song-and heaved another sigh,
In SILENT cherries mood-for oh! the while,
The drivers hated steps were drawing nigh,
Nor song of woe, nor words, dare then beguiIe,
The goaded sorrows of a thing SO vile.
Aet such the plaintive song that caught my ear,
That cold humanity may blush TO smile,
when dove-eyed mercy softly leans to hear,
And pity turns aside to shed another tear.
...." LEANDER.
Engaged in the like holy cause, (witt
yourselves) that Of abolishing slavery,
lake the liberty of addressing these lines Il
you for publication, (they are selected from
an old scrap book, if you think them wor
thy OF place in your excellent paper. -
Yours, &C., JOHN LAMB.
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P 0 D 7 R Y !.
Selected for the Telegraph.
he BURIAL OF ARNOLD.*

Ill DSAs - =
BY N. p. WILLIS.
yK'yE gathered to your place of prayer,
With slow and measured tread:
Your ranks are full, your miles all there
But the soul Of one has fed.
lie was the proudcst in his strength,
The manifest ofye all;
WHY lies be at that fearful length,
And ye around his pail
Ye reckon il in days, since he
Strobe up that foot.worn asile,
With his dark eye hashing gloriously,
And his lip wroathed with smile.
O had il been but told you then,
TO mark whose lamp was dim,
From out yonTapk of fresh-lpped men,
Would ye have singled him ?
Whose was the snewy arm, which flung
Defiance to the ring
Whose laughlOf victory loudest rung,
Yet not for gloryingl
Whose heart, in generous deed and thought,
No rivalry might brook,
And yet distinction claiming not2
There lies he-go and look
On now-his requiem is done,
The last deep prayer is said
On to his burial. comrades-on,
With the noblest ofthe dead
SlOw-for it presses heavily
II is man We bear! .....#. b.. q.
Slow, for our thoughts dwell YEARLY
On the noble sleeper there. .... a.
Tread lightly, comrades I'VE have laid
His dark locks on his brow
Ike Iiie-save deeper light and shaded
Well not disturb Them now.
road lghtly-for It's beautiful,
That blue veined eye-lids sleep,
: hiding the.eye death Ieft dull
lsslumbcr we will keep.
~ eanow his journeyiug is dome
90 Ygpr feet are on his sod
~ eass ehein is on Your champion
ne Htwaiteth here BIS God
Ltun and weep--'iis munliness
". 70 be heart. broken llere-
siu or tte seNye Of eartu's best nobleness
!" Atored by the tear.
N ,sraisst ofiils sssiOr class in Yale College
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Tell what is behind you, and I will tel
you what is before you,
L. IN time, men become SO vile as to BE-
the incarnation of evil, what must they
mot be IN eternity?-Neyins.
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ELECTED IN this place through the instru-
mentality Of br. Werner, a mem Der of the
church at Hamburg. w. is a native of
Prussia, and retained early in the present
year to this place. He opened two reIi-
glous meetings in the week, converaed
with the people, and distributed many re-
l!gIous tracts, bibles, and other good BOOKS
Inese efforts the Lord accompanied with
his blessing, to the conversion OF some
and the awakening Of many more.
was engaged the greater part OF
Saturday and yesterday, in examining
those converts who have previously been
convinced that believers baptism, is an
ordinance Of Christ, aud that it was their
duty to render obedience to this and every
otherlnstltution ofthe Savior. found that
nlne, thou= h still deficient in knowledge
and weak IN faith, had bttn taught what
fish end b,ood cannot reveal to man,
namely, their guilt end heIpIessness as
S1n"erS and deliVeConce through Christ,
With these, | Proceeded about o'clock
on Lords day evening, 4!h Oct, accom-
panied by br. w. aud the generoos host
and hostess of W., to place about two
miles from the town, where the ordinance
OF baptism was 2dM'n:StefeJ. lmneui-
atcly after this | despatched W. to the
Town TO commence the meet!ug 10: preach
ing Whith was a"nouoccl at s O'clock:
[ arrived about half past 6, when l had
the pleasure OF al jr"ssjn9 a most attentive
audience of about 60 Or ~ persons. |
trust God was in the midst of US, of a
uninterrupted much liberty in spanking
many appeared 10 De much effected.
May the Lord bless his o.yn truth 10 the
n9 .thering Of The elect!
1t 10 O'Clock, I met the brethren and
sisters assisted in forming them into a
CA!is.jan church, and, a;tar suitable adj
1n.HieiOns and instructions c5mmemUrafet
with them CAris.'s dyi0q love 10 his
people,
..londay mor0ing, Oct. s. It has the
appyaranoe that the lille church in this
pace will a,,1os! iamcdiofe!v on its form
alton be called to share ia the suf1rIngs
Of Christ.
1t is happy circumstance that br.
Weraer has settled here as citizen, and
mat he has BEEN recognized by The author
'IPS' SO that he CANNOT be e%Y.et9d.
V3'7 Of the prime of TVlrtemJurg-
persecuti2p III B.-DayL;sm-D;SLri..
6u!;9u Of tracts.
R,;ron.h 2,b 4, ono;ant t,,,.a of
Er3,.o,;,. b.s 190no ;'h1t';,,~,s -
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vG OF THE SLAVE.

h h mu Bcliuille, Feb. 26, 1897.
an W. the lot of him who : doou'd to toll,
God ~ ou one sender hope to soolh his pain;
alo r :" Sc sweat and labor masters spoil,
botlg se Sad reward, masters proud disdain
u. 'oo from thy code, Columbia, wipe the stain,
ayry h zee as air but yet be kind as free,
10 knoa chase foul bondage from ihy southern plain.
~ a w., ch the right of man, by HEAVENS Decree
Tie Ian ~ let .4frics sons feel tchat ii is-IO Be-
'SE,' ainsridian day Of late | HE'D,
wouIl burt Ahe covert of spreading oak;
would beheath--ahd thence in pity eyed
|, will negro moIing at his daily yoke.
surtS, stu he piled the dull despondiDg stroke,
|ss,.. br alh the scorching of the noon-tide sun,
ID tho wo p and silent, or if words he spoke,
o p, ;,,s 4 not hear-but ever and anon,
prayer I'd the lash, aohich eUen 6tutes are fam to
- .,r.r hun
b. pess driver6oon was forced to yield,
mn s. of sinew, still he could not bear
[msn. ynnt iShors of the parchng field,
ught theshaas ~ breathe a cooler air;
|. less iHhuman lbut alas! less fair,
~ ~ davebegan to pour his song
Commefc the needless wind, and breathe despair.
THIS sap hg the negro's foul, unpitied wrong
nooted ID ronicsl- for late he felt the throng
lr3cG:e ~ !,
bns He Rll Colgmbla, happy lapdI !.
lsel ne freedom waves her eolden wand,
here equal justice reig0ss
heL en- a.! Columbia, greatand free,
|; the ~, moi boon for mine and me,
T, ana - but slavery and chains.
the skysal once had soothing JOY,
/ from ibe oe hope of other years,
c,a, The Miree Columbia would destroy,
M, ouau- % source Of these my tears.
~ M q pning, declining,
4uo urag to the grave,
she 81 0omed 10 sigh, till. die,
Is ecu u' tolumbia's Stare.
|lr acres
/ d;ameleh Columbia, happy land
I H., aboa nose sons free, a heaven born band
|Ia''y aboJ Tree Us soon with blows.
|eiSh ress sman's lreest blood were she'd,
! her la's ltbe purer or more red
Her h1p ian this Of mine that flows
link ~ y sHeeman's whip that bro't this gore,
nds. Inc ~ ulckles down my breast
nnmbef s0on my bleeding will be DER,
:, of whicn grave will give me rest.
then, until then,
-,oa ny hard and hopeless lot
10 arra'b ,f p.uere s room in the tomb,
i has on D.. D.. f1eenen TOO TO rot
Z aoIs snd Columbia, happy land,
Pn? Whes - nose who show a fairer hand,
MS. ZOO Ivy sweet liberty.
about M Nus y 'es ~, The moment Of my birth,
ms sou n ,;.s song Columbia's earth,
loo boardl'S Ineed0m smiles on me.
AVE we Pined thro' years Of woe,
,housaudlis ai l, ms bleed rack;
Fes, oU~ .rd. lIH Ss,m my hand is Slack.
y on boa IN Soung, still toiling, ~
them ar ~ Or ne ne burning heats Of noon,
Ey are 'l'I sm s1sve court The grave,
|sviaatiop' '''O'o grant the boonE'
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2 long Ssss,i|
ing s2. ,s,, s.s|
a2's. We0orOO|
|, IS $50 500 n1la.,s'
300 DO"'
,bousapd,iss
.es, 362 III
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them are ii
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.aIAM SET FOB THE DEFENoE OF THE GosPE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

MIR. PICKENS, from the Committee on Foreign Al,
fairs, made the following report, which was ordered &c
The Committee on Foreign Affairs, 10 whom was re-
frred the Message ofihe President, transmitting cor
rcsuondence with the British Minister i'll relation 10
the bnrnino of the steamboat Caroline, and the demand
made for The liberation Of Mr. Alexander Mcleod re-
spectfully report
and DESTROYED in the month os December, 1887 The
committee are induced TO believe that the facts Of the
case are as follows The boat was owned by, and in
possession Of citizen of New York. Sine cleared
rom the City of Buffalo, and, on the morning of the
29th of December, 1897 she left the port Of Buffalo
bound for Schlosser, upon the American side 0: the
Niagara river, and within the territory of the T. S
The or rnal intention seemed to be, TO the boat
between Buffalo and Schlosser perhaps, from Black
Rock dam to Schiosser and should it seem profitable
it was intended 10 run her also 10 Navy Island, and
touch at Grand Island and Tonawanda. Her owner
was Mr. Wells, said to be respectable citizen OF Bat
fao, and il is obvious, his intention in putting up Inc
boat was one of speculation and profit entirely The
exci,emen. upon that portion Of the frontier at tins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

Tie bill from The Horsc 10 authorize the ISSUING of
Treasury Notes. came up in the Senate to-day, ,pon
which a protractcd and somewhat exciting debate IN
sued.
MIR. Wright submitted few introductory remarks
upon the necessity that seemed to urge il onssaee aGd
the principal frasoas that had operated TO BRING be
fore The present Congress.
Mr.. Clay took occasion 10 reply in rather Severe
TONG Of peremp,oTy denuncation. lie attempted 10
cast rdlcule upon the head Of the Treasury De:at,
ment, indicating his total want If financial skill and
foresight his estimates ard calculations and Of his
utter urhness for the station he he'd. Mr. Ci,y um-
dertook TO exempy his views by nstitu'ing copPari-
sons, and adycred The different modes By whchthe
proper supply Of lie public means could be made 10
meet the public burdens.
Mr. Wright met lnis furicrs onset. not BY An Offset
Of burlesque and nvectivc, but BIZ that coo, dispas
sonste, fair mode Of arguren, and peculiar
to himself, and which has no higher aim in lis o5jcct
than that Of producing conviction upon the mind Of the
nearer. Being al The head Of The Finance Commttee,
the dpty, imperative in ts eyac,ious seemed 10 de-
mand Of hin, explanation and defence Of The
proposed He glanced al the prnclPa! object Of
the bill, intended as it was, as mere temporary relief
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

49, tn, Eseirer is published ,hree ie, during u. session
STATE Legislature, and aiee peek daring ne rest w S
!" $50 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION month.
Five Dollars per annx,s Three Dollars for SIX mHnn ns
payable IN asas g &c snnam at The end
p All dues to this office may 90 ran the posters Of aU
rs Sn PAD s. he Of s"Ss letter Of
is scarcely accoans to the ws tss AZ serious tax
upon Eii;or.) ,,r.r. annually, shat. have the
TENN hereafter be as .nesaS
, s IN advance for years puoica s sb,risy
aa far shorter time, and paid for IN advance '' ' ''''
tune wnen 80 ho be sent order of any new and an'
p;crihcr unless paid for in advance, OF N
he made to Some su in case Of al
,e han, nay msnt from subscriber who IS uae
sn.n'sa ~ BY, copy of this regulation n.
"a The names Of all subscpats wno e,sS on omen
unsnown 70 Of Two years. the time when the advanced
payment due Shall DC e.a' Of i.o ora c"aseMoa Of
a.. some the results Of the collective WIS
,hs hi,pr experience OF the Eduorin .o'ps VI
DON sn assembled al Richnond tae l7h Jannary is
n go Bso1tr determined TO ln.eaesss
q ~ several Of the American presses are driven
ne Enush custom of Cash Payments No class OF me-,
' - 10 an abuse Credit Syen than the huo.s "
lest The great diculty consists in the transition IRON
rne The other sae N ",inus
IA .,hr,ers on the Book, who are In arrears 10 'u -
We m- or ecS5ss oo, hs he on from
Al the commencement OF our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
3r,i Th.t il he recommended the Editors oil Sewsist
sS,u The Commonwealth publish at the head 81 inc
p,nsrs their rates for advertising, and that they sc
N. s,n and ha, prices be always such, as 70 give M
r,r,..-nSa.nn for the labor performed ...
e'"'f IResvtatioR Of the Editorial CoHos1ttos.
One sonar. lines, or less, first nse'h' 10 CENTS "
each continuance, SO cents. ,, III. ,sv,nce
n,v mr. sa s.,orv references, IL insure execution. -
~ those whose advertising may amoin Ia SVo per
!, , , 10 made of % Der cent; and to $50 Of 10 i! cert
" An Obt,,a-ies Marriages from ihr country,
office ntSt be atiei
ly the endorsaou of the Postras III 'e -, 80
~ ,.v v; in no Use published. Every measure, t nas
Ia nrsyen imposions and Glizzes has proved hereto
S mast therefore, insist IN such case upon
being certified by The Of the postmaster
,e,,,,,, on TIE ,asa cf the ieer.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
CIARKSyILLE FEMALE ACADTMY

EVANSVILLE q
TINE Of this institution the
last day Of month, and the will
day Of Mare. The Principal Academy
prepared accommodate eight ynn.
addition number which lie has several crntrr iam-
lies village will accommodate 10 eight young
ladies' with board.
Offers Of tlc In'Dion-saml. L. ycnac. Principals Miss T.
Ellsworth Assistant; J. dc Waning, Proi,s Music
Terms PR seSaon % frc months.
Board, including washing fires, lights, Sc., so 10
Tuition in English branches, Ii so
in Latin and French Languages, each, 10 90
Contingent charge, 90
R.jereares-Wm. W. Watkins ESQ., Row A. Hart, and Col T.
T. Marshall, Charlotte; Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Graham Union Sc
Innay; II. T. Watkins, H. j. Watkins, and y. f. vcnable,
Esq'rs Prince Edwards Rev H. G. D0ak. A. w Eenah,c r.
Carnson, Esq Clarksve Rev. 4. D. Montgomery, Dr. Wm.
Carfnson aud Col H. Darlington, Halifax: idv. III Tauy Vim.
R. Baskerville and VIM. Towns, EG's Mcrsenurr; George
Baskerville, Esq, Warren " e. John Speed, John Bullock
Esa'rs, Granville, " e.; Sobet Nelson. ESQ., I.unenIng
Jan 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

PURSUANT the Provisions Of the Charter of the James k
yer and Kanawha Company obedience the Rcso'-
on Board of Doccto the Undersigned who has been
duly appointed Agent for that purpose will proceed on
ay The 10Th day of March next s4l al ia O'Clock
H. before the front Of the Office Of The james River ana
Kona,yha Company city Richmond, 10 sell, al Puhc
ancon for cash the drlnluet Stockholders
acreeaby the annexed list which shews me names oil e
suders Of residence, far they are know
the number owned by EACH the amount Of principal re-
naming unpaid thA legal thereon to the i ay 9"
February lS4I from each, VIZ;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
4rh February, 1871.

EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, &c.-"ii be-
Il sold highest bidder without reserve, on the Inn ny oil
then the next FAIR day, valaoe
Tract of Land living the county Of 1nnenhns on Hcdlc
Mehern belonging the Estate OF the ae Jonn rcu anu
tanning beween 800 fair proportion OF wha IS
ylsbe Hat Land Tract lies about eight miles rom h.s
he. and adjoining the lands OF Capt John sunks anu "
The improvements SUCH as DWelhg mouse hhu
Ont Houses good but presine purchasers WIZ loon
description II deemed unnecessar an"
We invite AL wish purchase tract o me above SIC 20
CONG and cyan,ne The Land viii be shewn by
Mr. Henry E. Ellis lives IT the Time anu place.
WIN be sold all of the hand Plantation Utensils &C.,
on said Trac-Wi sold the 18th Of March, is ano
belonging the Estate of ald Pcttu
comfy Charlotte the head waters OF ursen
wards Of 100 acres Tract we'll adapted the cultivation
Of grain aud tobacco but rendered valuable by presenting
nm excellent situation for Tavern. The Dwelling House anu
Our Houses are for such purpose, and otabie
horse of entertainment said Tract Tor many
wears. OF Executors, M Henry, q" Richard ""
wishing 10 onec,e- be sod the said Tract and on
tho :6h March, TWENTY-FIVE or SIX valuao'e saves
lru oporton being fellows, and very ksly-aiso
descriptions Crop on hand Pant
lion Utensils House Furniture The above sale OF Real anu
Prsona Estate the viii Of the Tesator The sale
al the h of March place the Land In lunenbus-
thar of In, 10th Of March, the Land offered for sale IN Char
l,. Tie terms of both Tracts will be the same ray
en,s of purchase will be required IN three equal install
mems for first nstalment becoming due IN De
cenher S second nanent in June 1872 aud the hird
inamn, in December Bonds with approved personal Sc
rrrv III lie required Of the Payments and deeds
Of taken additional security tor the pu
chase Land The terms OF sale ot the personal
properly made the respective days OF sale An &C
conmodatne will doubtless be given Oh the sale oil tile Ne
groes. GiLES u, ~ y r," Executors
rs,o 6s-ulMh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18
GIIsr AND SAW Mill fOR SALE.


plank enclosure, recently thorough repair, with
iron machinery, situated on Nesiham Creek the James
kanawha Canal within five miles If the City III Rich
mond fur most accommodating terms, vIDnc third
purchase cash, reasonable time upon good
security, added; Tie balance live years ced,
more desired interest payable annually for aordS satisfactorily
endorsed and deed Of trlis; upon the property.
Also Woodland Farm about miles The City Of Rich
mond the Three Chopped road within miles nf
The Canal with comfortable buildings dwelling house. harm
bcs, hay, houses, &c. with about 100 cleared
closed with ditch post and plank fence and about 1000
fruit trees choice selection, ali old enough hear
it balance Of he Land being iho tie and Of
original oak and pine growth comprising much OAK and pine
best qualify, deal uf Spanish aud crsHui
well red oak bark article and Of high
Northern markets. The favorable above
stated and for than and bark would
repay. For terms, apply 10
DUNLOP MoNCURE & co.
sq-w0m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

NOIICEThe subscriber respectfully tenders his services I"
the planters and merchants a the country To receive
and produce goods and hopes Tin, t.ac yeas ac
uainance with hoatcn and boat owners w insure safely @d
dispaich and ~ strict and prompt attention hopes To merit Tie
former aud satisfaction IL ucs
him with their business - 10 ~ per cent. VIII he
deducted my charges III produce 10 sell
when the Roanoke toll IS advanced.
I,r Sal.
301 barrels nf Tar, purchased low LON kilns,
200 sacks Liverpool aud Alum salt, TER
Always on hand, Fish, Line, Flour No ard oznahires
Cotton Yarns, factory price, - > AID upwards, good ae
Groceries and articles kept store, low for cash. in
change country producr-Wi Sell Flour Bacon and produce
place send better market, and
proceeds in Dansie Clalksyle " Petersburg.
WIN. II. WESSON.
CASTOR, y. C., January 1st, 1871.
R.fe-rqee.- A. Campbell Co., GEO. Henderson, Piadst
phia, Fleming James Co., Baldwin, Kent Co., Richmond
y. II. Martin DnauaIs, t. James Co., Pc,ersnrg, IA.
z. H. HEX, Lcrr,nesrr Dr i. VI. Neuahr, CiGr.scl Ia
A. ". Wmhisl Bro0kaea Ia: r. !" Williams, and Our House.
Pric1 ( WcssOn, DaariGc, IA.
Feb ii s9-aaw7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-18

WAsuixcroS, Feb. l3.-The debate on the repor; Of
the Committee on Foreign Relations this afternoon
was interesting. 1t will be given hereafter. II de
veopcd the course Of the coming Administration upon
the subject of difficulties with Great Britain Inc
somerssts Of Messrs Granger, Fillmore. and Adams,
from the ,car horse the ore brunch, were amusing
TIE argument of Mr.. Everett was an able defence OF
tie British side of the question-as much 50 as II he
had been employed by Mr. Fox as hrs counsel IN the
cause.
The VERY able report of Mr.. Pickens, from the Com
mit,ee on Foreign Relations, sill be found in
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nrARGRAyE-This distinguished English Stallion and hassr'

NJARGRAvE-This distinguished English Stallion ana
M and ger of Racers will make his next season al my staoc
Charlotte Court House Virginia Temss50 the season. paya
ble an o efoc the LIST day August next, at winch e
e1pes commencing on the FebuaryOne hundred
dollars the Insurance. paid the mare "a a
c in fon or in instance u 10
groom Those that find inconvencnt to make aymea n
close Of the season. will be required to execute e pi s"
GOOD security as have been subjected TO some dcuy IN
ne accounts Of long standing Good and extensive asas
will be furnished gras and the well fed Ielu'.s ;i
win gain AT 30 cents per day. Servants sent with aes WI"
oe ooafoe" s'"'' " ''' WYATT CARDWELI.
TO, Sl-tJe
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Richmond, June ., 1910.

LLEGHANY COUNTY COURT, NOVEMBER TERN, 1870
n On the motion of Samuel Merry Legaec n James
Merry deceased by George H. Payne his Attorney fact ana
than years having elapsed since qualification Of the
Executors the said James Merry in this Court is ordered
that all persons who have claims against the said Tenor he
required exhibit for settlement Rnhcr keisn
of The Executors of said Tesa residing in the county oil
Prince Edward in the State of Virginia. Joseph Damon
the Agent of said keo Allegheny county, the state
within three months; and that this order be published IN The
Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in the City Of Rich
mond vgnia eight weeks posted a, lie
of this county two several Court days.
Copy-Tese,
ANDREW FUDGE Clerk.
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III vue of Deed of Trust, executed 10 The sub
~ scrisrrs b. r. Wilkinson and Lucy NJ his WIFE, bear
a. A. H. lm day February 0 aud duly admitted 10 re-
The clerks Office OF Cumberland County Court for The
nYrooses in said deed particularly mentioned the subscribers w
r. ~. ,,u Of Gainesville, Cumberland county, on tie l'th day
~ ,I, proceed the premises, sell To the highest
bi nj puac acnn cash. certain 10. parcel OF
md lin. and being said of Cartersve On w.c
is situated large comIuodious Tavern House. and all
other othouses aud all the furniture attached ihee
er,y il believed conveyed lily the subscribers but as
Trustees VIII convey sneh us ON! rs s
be vested In US by sad deed. ~ ,.o,.
JOSIAH HATCHER,
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