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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17
PIIILO.
MR., VAN BUREN'S REPLY
10 letter from citizens of Nashville
INVITING him to public dinner


inviting him to public dinner.
NASHVILLE, April 90, lS42.
GENTLEMEN'-l have the pleasure to
acknowledge the receipt of youI letter Of
the 3oIh inst, and TO return my respectful
and grateful acknowledg emea,s to the
democratic ctiaens OF Nashville, and irs
nelghborhood, Tor the cordial as we'll az
the earnest expression of their approba.
ton OF my character and services gener-
ally, but more especially Of my official
conduct during the most important and
certainly not the least difficult period Of
my political life, which you have commu.
nicated 10 me in their behalf.
Coming from any portion Of my fellow.
citizens, equally entitled to my sespec,
and regard, such testimonials could no,
fail OF heing very greatful to nv feelings.
butt will not attempt to conceal from YOU
in how great degree that qualification is
Increased by the consideration that they
have been offered by the immediate neigh.
bors and associates OF an illustrators 8
friend, with whose political opinions and
public acts, by FAT the most important of
mine have been SO closely interviewer.
and who above all other men has had the
best means Of judging Of tho motives by
which have been actuated.
In the course Of my journey, rendered
thus far doubly gratifying By the uniform
indaess have every where received
from my.fellow citizens, | have deemed
It most appropriate TO the circumstances
under which it is made, the position oc.
cuPy, and the objects for which il was
undertaken, as il certainly is more con.
genial 70 my feelings, to abstain from all
discussion Of political questions. can.
not, ! think. deceive myself in believing.
that 50 far as regards myself, no addi. |
ticnal declarations can be necessary 10
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

MENAGERIE.--'rho Menugerie of Mess.
June, Titus, Angevine g. Co, which is
advertised in this paper to be exhibited
in this place on the 25th, has the repu,a-
ton Of being the greatest and most rare
collection of wild animals in the United
States. The Circus, TOO, is unsurpassed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

CoUNTERFEITs.-We are informed that
counte rieit $l.oO notes on the banks of
SAndusky and Massillon are in ciIcula-
ton. They are coarsely executed, and
those on their guard will easily detect the
fraud Gin. Gdz.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

CANADA.-The latest accounts from
Canada, say there is a strong probability
that an amnesty will be granted by Queen
V'ctora, 10 all who were engaged in the
InsuFrection mOvementsin the British
American Provinces.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

VIRGINIA ELECTIoN.-The democratic
majority in the Legislature will be about
a. Last year the wings had a majority
Of two on joint ballot.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17

Al OLD CoMPANY.--An Atlllery com.
pany in Massachusetts held their Too hua.
dreI and fourth anniversary on the 9th Of
June.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-17
Democratic Meeting.
BANK OR NO RANK9

On Saturday The 4lh of June next.
there will be democratic meeting at the
Court House inGeorgetown, Brown coun-
iy, Ohio, TO take into consideration. the
question, what is 10 be done TO relieve the
people from the pecuniary pressure Of
these "hard tines" The last Leeisla-
ture met and did nothing to relieve US
Our banks are red9eming their paper.
which is daily getting scarcer in the state
leaving US without currency of any kind
but Indiana paper. The charters of manv
OF the banks will soon expire, of
them next winter. What is to he done ?
Shall we 60 down 10 hard money cur
rency, or adopt safe SQUAD system of
banking, to take the place of the PRESENT.
Come up, friends, one and all, and let us
consult together.
Gen. JOS. J. MCDOWELL, JOHN
PATTERSON, Esq, TIL. l.. HAMER,
Esq, and other gentlemen will address
the meeting. Let US have a general turn.
ont and general consultation.
May 10th, 1912.
John >. Higgins. Amos Ellis,
William Boyle, James ]. Smith,
i; ID. StIysrs, Geo. Richardson,
Thomas Walker, A. Stephenson,
T. l.: Wilson, William Garry,
A. Ellison, Isaac E. Dav.
-. T. Ta;man, David Crawford,
james Crawford, Mathew Day.
Samuel Horn, b. Sells, Jr.
James Baker, G. Nj. Smith.
VIM. Dickinson, .Toha Allen,
Jno. d. White, John G. Brose.
David G, Devore,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
From the Ohio OStatesm.
WASHINGTON, Saturday afternoon,
Ill On yOaO

WAsHANSIVNi Odiuloay altoluOOu,
April 30, lS42.
AGspiciOus season, naturally and politi.
caAy coasidered-Oiious distiqctioas
ia tis Il Rgit of SufrGge-Ederal
OpiaiORs as 10 these distiactiOag-Opia.
iOas of PLsaSaats, of the "Iadepead-
eHt" neOsPaper, upon the electoral fran.
ctise, and upon TEE merits ofthe Rich,
Gad he demerits Of the Poor-PrOces-
diEgs Ia Congress Result ofLis Yir-
giHiG EtectioHS-AH Right.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12
~ THOMAS RITCHiE.
of the Richmond Enquirer.
ierHs W AID ,.ree meek during tas session
E.gsusr - of the

three tin.eS neck ahriag se'soH
I.,., Ls..s.a.srs and t.',es rS sew ~
-, sns.m, and Three Dollars for SIX months,
go. 10 Be pad IN the otSee or reml'leu ny a' posi-
paraclr III So 49,, 49,, AMMAN al the END oil TIE year.
pad or : cicr may bs remlled per man, III goou any
y III . t,s At the rx of the Eaior t.e postage on
avaah- S'a> r,,srs The postage vi single e'tet
l:frS faHf | 10 the II Is the accumulation OF
N'fces b,Sgsss, which operates as ~
,an the Eiofl m nine papers, annually shall have the
reah grass. r,z2As OF ADVERTISING.
...tren .igcs, or less, hfs' i'SIi'o''' - eS'
r; ~ stance mast Ne aceolnia''e. ,; va Wv ~ 49,
Nt'rt> ~ 80. ,..,.nces, Ia insnre eNreut,ot' .
Yi al. t>ns may amount !" g. 80 ~ n 49, 49,
H. u,i. ut - p.T cert' III" " go Va ~ -; !;
ir1i. wa solicitation OF several n on! cry ltithus'
-; NJ ,,,I :, lake limited number ot yearly au'ei-
v" ~. i.en altogether uhhreess ~ ~. y,,,r
'e .n. advantages likely 10 reSuN 'neleo - -, .ann
ft " ' ~. ,.srS:rs circulation oi our paper III "'o
-. f,, the fact that an annua 49,. T., 49, mir,
- "n n,a, m ,rers pu2sr, and oncea weeH w Tia
"eN' ,.,,is,rs will b. Strchg 'nnfa ~"
gsf' S"vi - ,,, General SJ-aad TO Sia"t
i'- 't ny pro rata fnJ enlargement heyon1 we
' S, i&.y shalt have the privilege oil r
i 49,, AZ ,nev please, without any add"H'' '"S'
~ So, are tae srsS Gargat aGcfriisenS"S' 20,
. .s weekly, ~
:. twice a week, ~
81 Ja.r!cs and Mortgages i'oH' the IL. aufher
= ~. I,yri;ins IS un known atIhs ONO Z, mus W
" We rn.asation otthe Postmaster IN ''e ues" w., Wv
villa no case be published every np", hr,rtc
f., pc:cnt impeSons ana l''@1e y ~, a., INN
Communication being certi'iea " 'ie ' "
fl,t
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ar lNLnES 4 BROTHER.

,rerST SALE OF NEGROES, FuEAt thn' @.' u;r ~
s -, two Deeds Of Trust. executed ny osse'.e. ~, h
I ~ F,mary Si one 10 &i'ts {. sedcn trustee e n' ,
aacs sedsn, Trustee, both Q" record III - % :, no, m,
~. ,hlr ,u,,ion on The 18th of July next ia u no.
i,r dav at Martins, The residence q" the "a" -
81 r. The p;oprrry roniaiaci in thc SAIL dce> i"
i' q" ,i,s, n,n;iancd-comprisins from y L" ~ Ne
| Aronr.t them a irst man cook, 'arNsinh' c'
c,1 n. It,,,se srt :.ii.s aId field hands men, "rhe"
,ri.,, household aud k'ehcn furniture, c"'a''>'n
a,,rese- bed nen aud table 'nen AT % rNer'm, ' r
- ,,,,rtv nf stt,ndi plate and c''"a' a,a Gu
' :; the tsi >,.e-the s;GcsS o; cattle, sheen ana no.
,',t breeds plantation r;rnSi>, Z or prime 'i'e,,
" - ,rr hop.-L carriage horses, main. i>e, - ~,
f'' 81 81" .,,s ana furniture Of the hest kinds, and
ln'''." ,,rr ae or dressing tables with MIR
m ,,,a s,lri,.l wardrobe, smaller DO AN cNcslei
,,er chairs aad soi carpets anu rugs, OH '"'"S
",i'" 'It g. ~, sums Of So or under-6o days credit
It'" ',,.J ,or ,,Icer sums, with approved security
"'.' '''''eN ~' MILES {. SELDES, Tr,.,e.s
CilhS SELDEN,
Is orte, Trustees, ,,,,, .;.
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!T\IVERSITy OF MARYLAND-NEDic.L prP,RTmrsT.-
u fine Regular Annual Course If Lectures III tbs lnsu ION
will commence fhr 3lSt If Of,br and continue tour motEs
The Preliminary Of Lectures which students are nj
additional pnr:r, viii commence an me rst
yrd.g RI SEPTEMBER These Lectures wholly independent u
the Regular Course, which complete IN itself The term WI
who before ne loh ~ Nprber
N,IulSr ro1TEn, ~ D-rrocsor Of The Theo. aud Pfac-
E,cn,np Wmor Hall, NJ. D-rof.ssor OF Medical Juris-
prudence and Obstetrics. :,
Wil;iAM f. a. AXIS NJ D-Fo.essor oil CHEMISTRY an"
Pharmacy. . , :, ,,,: ,r,.
prliics and Hygiene
JosErm Ronr Dpofessor of Special and General Arao
ahCEh ''iD'' r. r,
| IO-'t
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E.,.oon ratl Post office, June !.

SALE uF REAL ESTATE ~ MADISON COUNTY:
~ n lore. II the Ci.c,it Court of Madison, made on
i 4y % MAY la and 81 a"Gs ., se ,%e,o OF s s
, in which I.tas Green GUARDIAN II Mary V. Ward dld
~ uan ci,iren Of Robert C. Ward plaintiff ana . iLe
me- ,r.-. Ia the highest bidder, at public auction, on
IN IT,, ii Ansa.t next Tract of Land containing eight
am! acres, Whereabouts irinE h inc county
Nd ,n t,nr m. tract of lagd on which the late Daniel
fa ICED, lived and died Tie of sale VIII be-"ne
dollars The purchase money to be pau GOV u, a1
thsre wears res pec nry the day OF sale, the deferred
-nts well secured by bonds with good lersohA
and deed nf trust the premises, the purchaser 10 nave
If Cuw IN. land Tor wheat or rye, or b"i ara OF
lg land small grain in due season aver ne 'ae;
Go nave m land At the end IL the Year, ana
arir, accruias durinS the present year, 10 pe
Parties present entitled 10 eceve them. pu
Mar .rsct ,,a of tie property deemed unnccessars as
sid, wish ia bay can the rc.se on apiicaoh 10
r.iei : Hines, who lives The land, aud VIII sho" IL 10
~ Who aiiy call upon him :or ti,at lniroSt
ROBERT {. WARD Commissioner.
f,rot, I0-;as
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"7se Horse Sioe for sale on Tie AK Of .9ugnss.
ms THURSDAY the iih dry of next Angu.t shall offer, on
u HI premises, by puaic auction TO The highest hdder my
- Farm Wing in the bend ottae Robertson rve IN IN
v az Cupeper, the mills Of T. T. Wills and With
iles OF Orange cou, house. II contains, iy rrcru,
. 81. acres = OF which ccaccd. cnr hi. III least "i
AIRED !and fine grounds, and The bill land scarcely
ac in healthy region Of Virginia. IN stat" ~
la,ny-u,r, aud finely adapted the sTcw; of corn,
I'd, re and tobacco |, has ordinary wooden dwelling
49, with i've apa ,-Iis. The wood land detached from
d land but the distance of the dwelling house from
~ IL The :.D0d tend is only about dsd hay miles, ana
j very level one. The cleared land IL enclosed al Int
az the distance il bounded by the Robertson
Rand Inn rivers which, by owners of the anis en- Tue
, .,.. il regarded as natural feacs. much question
pr- another the State o virginia. now III !haiNe,
-..r, .iuc mo-. advantages To the acrculturisi.
Tn. ,rr nj sale will fourth cash. the remainder IN
80 , animal instruments. carrying Interest om The day OF
The . red p.y:cats be secuted By bonds, win ap-
r. ..cul;.y and a deed Of trust the premises
" ~ - w GEORGE NORTON.
,l-i
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rLo)NSIjgY-N VALUABLE FA2M-FoR SALE.
0N ht;erti !y uf July TIE undersigned WIZ "ier o
~ sale al public aGciinn the premises tle aho'e ha'eu
Orange culnty, henncin. 10 the Estate oi the tate as
n e containing. survey, about l,ijo acres
.te! TURNPIKE Rnid leading from Orange Court
rrd"c A,arr abot. three miles from The ifn:T ana %
ts place lying The Souh Siae i "Ha' y
auoHy called QuaeS moutala Ahout 'Uu acres nave nee
aea and laid ci IN convenient fields for cnTaton an Wen
aefrd with neverllIns streams, with la rye portion 0, 'a
n meadow and in grass, the balance IN woou anu, .eHe'
bass wr trllt;e. Tie garden well known, not ohy iuf rs
al bu, for lis abundant supply ci az tc "e
require the way Of vesctabies-aao'eu W
"c very large orchard containing variety OF nun cs'
pad from peculiar locality, has never been known ~ h'
herr good dwelling house The premises, (WHICH - W
Sr "ia every Lose that NECESSITY ot convenience ca
.gfr, hns of wCh :.efc Is an cAceic't ica'
aehe t.br hol-eS, carriage houses &C. ~ y" III
-H~ of'erwi fine Spfns near the house ahd wen Oh OK
uaa-ot investment Will always yield an interest and
'A; truly valuable FARM III the most Complete ohe aau !"
81 The best shoodS IN the county, are ih'cd 10 Come
at >rr for themselves
Tr ulr.ned viii n the same and place, offer for sale
r. Farm called ,- Cottage, lying on the South SIDE OF tc oa
bic rad leading Orange Court mouse 10
Hng The Bloomsbury Land and containing aooit acres
tbs .cl there comfortable dwelling h"use WIN
stable and other out houses There is but small portion
his land in cultivation. The balance Is good FARMING iho
um5ecd containing, il supposed aunut <oo "'to VI su
acop land branch Of tie North ANNE f'et un's
ost the irac-bo.dering which, iee IS CusS
quantity; Of lat land that may be cultivated 70 great ahea-
- IN readOws otherwise. The terms oil sac WIZ u"
4Si. the balance and years from tue ia! 81
r"' which b,uds viii be rriued WIN iicn Oh .o p
c< secure paynea,. Possession VIII be gwen
al purposes may lac necessary for preparing i"r
enfc possession VIII ~ given soon as the present
/ p ca b. % secured 10 he disposed OIL -
a. r I. Johnson, who resides III boohisDuis VII" si'" ~"
f''''" "'"''e THOMAS JOHNSON,
JOHN MErCALFE,
Executors Of Lucy ouarcs.
Inn. "a l5-tds
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7 AND IL PoWHATAN FOR SALE.-By virtue Of Deed
L If Trust executed To by Francis c. Lowry and Sally
hi, wife ON the ath day IL February, 1884, aud duly
cored Clerks Office Of powba'"n county, 10 Indemnify
r,mns Miller and John H. S,Gac Of said Lowry IN
Ind IN The Mutual Sccey against fire o buildings
in ;br State Of Virginia. shall proceed 10 sell L" le highest bid
, far n s on the premises the Eth day of Jolly ne. The
T,ar nj Lard near rowaan Courthouse winch John IL
Low c no,e resides, supposed contain about hy acres t"sc
~, ;b ,le dwelling hou and iapovc thvrtnn
~. mi, unGuesonel, bu acting AS Trustee shall convey
such ,t,r ouly as is vested III lie Is the said deed
s" w ' H. l.. HOPKINS, Trustee.
IN lU-wtds
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NTOIll'F-The undersigned having qualified Adminsri'
ior with the annexed, &c Linn Banks, dectised ~ ihe
las: Arr Term Of County Court of Madison County 'rS
mia notice hereby ~ indebted to tue Estate I"
The said Linn Bak deceased, forward and naks '
mediate ay e.s those having claims against said Estate
II, ne,rpl them for payment the prescribed I law
LINN Is. SAUNDERS,
Administrator, with the will annexed
of Linn Banks, deceased
~
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RlSTGE'S sAI.E-Rv vae of Decd ut Trust, bearing
date the m day October, 1885 executed to the srhcrbet
imcs Bnsey and of record III the County Court OF oiahs
The purpose If securing the Of certain debts thfre
"ntoned Then due To James Forbes but for the beneh ~
chy towher shall offer for sale, 70! cash, Monday inc
IN day "t June next being Cor, day, the premises desi
die House anu 10" A. Orange Court house. being the CON
scd To The said Gakey by the said Forbes upon which lie
resides The lille 10 the said 10, believed to be ungucs
ned IN me under The deed OF rus, aforesaid
: fiiiiIr $. Fry, Trustee.
Nay Is 2-wids
The sale is postponed until Monday the a,h OF
y, ,instanl being Orange Cour; day
p. s. FRY, Trustee.
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EyR. SAMUEL GORDON TToRNToN-Tase notice--Tha,
shall noceed on the Isl day of August next between the
Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and sunset of that day. N Bowling
in the county Of Caroline in The of,se Of las B. Thornton
take the dispositions of Festns Diekihson ana Wesley
AMI others 10 be read evidence In n SHIT now depend
TIE Circuit, Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Tor The
s Il Caroline, in which am plaintiff and yotrse ana Ea,
defendants Al which time and place you may
WILLIAM FARE.
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CGlpeper, Juae LIST, 1872

CARD-P s. GaR8sN:47I bees leave most Respectfully 10
from London m article for the manufacture 81 summer as
which he will please any person aa. ' III ,r ,h,
iegho hats that they VIII keep tn, INC es1
ucrcilv cool He will warrant them waterproof Ill iac ey
c sch an article a cannot please every person 'at may
wear them and they will be sold the low price Of 81 r
Anrill
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fgfyfIig james ktftT lf"h"ftt"" 's .'"N''"'''
AZ IN, la,. Jnlv IL o'clock on The premises, "a
Il b IAN VII b, cd Al nahIc sar' m; r'an,.m -
t,i., rft.e nset Estate" and contains CO, acres .!
& 49,, ,.. nf winch !pcudaa the upper part ct Sah"l Is
M Is VIZ, f.r,ir oa lands and 80 te h4n i.,' 'sIe ,
i,.,a wt II enclosed, aaG yie!din: ine crops liz
improvements ot AID con9od,'iS "wclng nnnu
yn.,nri,> HI IL aHt welt aished-a hick kShen
T a. r. iyo stories high. Siake house, "'esseT; h"iSr
a,ca IN corn ivses, stables, new and eoh'"t'''e hestv
Por wi he given the first Of January next WIN tue
10 the Purchaser OF sowins Wheat II tHe proper season
present relr . g.. r,; ,,.,a, ,o,
yr,In- third Of III" purchase money I" he pau we pos
I n 4. gwen anl the oer two thirds IN eGuai auho"s hst
4 with interest Ton Tue ue VI CIV
,l,-e,.ion. Nv request OF the frnprieors, .
DUNLOP, MONCCEE Il Co., Auctioneers.
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N RlJNSVlCK ACADEMfTb session oi 'h'S insth-
ID non viii Wednesday, the Goth July under The
carre of pacy Browne ESQ., whose reputation rs Tea her
il 50 well known render any recommendation OF tins school
from The Board of Trustees unnecessary.
Board may had in the respectable Families in The WI
a and neighhnrhoc Pupils whether boarding in the same
family with Browne, elsewhere, sill be answeiabic 10
i'm Tar their conduct cut Of rs well NJ in school
Tus per session Of monts.-Lau, Greek, and Tie higher
anchs Of Mathematics $40; English sig So An addltiai
.,, - far Frcnch HENRY LEWIS, President.
70, -, :" ''' ' lG-Gw
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Serenv thousand dollars ,ro, Of Dry Goods selling OF
:, -, r.Jc.d mfrs FIR cash.-s5th May 1912.

a. cory reduced prices, for eash-Soh .ay, 1871 =.
ID H. JENKINS intending remove 10 anohei S'U i ~ @
H. the SUMMER is DESTROYS oil oss up - ,snxr
business; consequently he viii offer great m wholesale or
his stock u no few o aasd to nose
who again or wishing their own use many ai''e "
unparalleled low prices, for CASH. 7-r
May 81 "
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Louie, cou,,hou.e Juno l7th, 1912.
Ia lie Honorable The House Of Delegates, IN tie Com
,nnn,ncnith Of Virginia.

TT viii .yc me pleasure to yon In The Capacity Of door
Keeper the Session Of the General ns "I1
i H. vour nIea In cali me to employment, will carry
into it heart and hand will give Their zeal consaahCy anu
hrc made from year year, and he WHO Is no. ~
vacancy neither removed from s possession, h
10 a,iun in office make distinctive W our
system Of government-and assemblies rs ven ,h
MAY nationally believe their enemies WI ho' s ~ ''
than their friends. Yours, faithfully war AVIAN
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6 ALE OF LANDs-Wl offered for SALE in the town of
~ Bent Creek 10 the highest bidder one aud Two years ere
dit the 2Sth day Land lying IN the
county Of buckingham containing 900 acres near Spea
mountain adjoining lands Of Spiders estate and the estate
Of David Kyle deceased Others and formerly part OF e
Estate Of Joseph C. Mggnson deceased the other tract Of s
aud odd acres Wee creek adjoining the lands OF Martin
Bryant John Hershey, and others, within four miles Of
James rve. and well ,imt,ed with valuable native growth OF
OAK pine and POPLAR Of each tract good tobacco land Inc
sale will positively he made the day Hess pre-
vented nceency of weahern that case on The next ia
day These lands will be sold in conformity 10 decree o III.
Superior Court OF Law and Chanoe held for The county o
Gushasaa al lis last Ia SUI, III Cancey, wherein I'd
ward l.. Ca5e Benjamin w $ Clbc and others heirs an de-
,isccs Of Jneph Cah, deceased plaintiffs against Charles
faEcey Admins traitor, with The viii annexed af Joseph Cahrl
deceased, defendant. CHS. lANtEf.
Ii-iwE
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rALCtBIE LAND FOR SALE-My Farm, containing GIG
acres king on lie Rapdan river, eight miles from Orange
m house thirty from is Tor sale s a.
ieed price For farther particulars apply 10 me- ~ ee''
'''''' ' ''a'se 0''' JAMES L. COLEMAN
June u I'LL
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- APPARANNoCK LAND FOR SALE offer for sale that
III valuable Farm on which reside called Moraco Hall,
oratico creek IN Richmond county, containing wcen five
hundred fifty six hundred For fertility convent
en.e and beauty Of saon places OF It's size
This land lies immediately the bank of the river, where fish,
oysters aud the best quality had without much
Persons disposed To purchase
are requested aud invited o aud examine II.
~ CEAS. w. SMITH
Juy5 IN
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S,l.I NEI AND PIANOS FOR SALE Ar PRINCE EDWARD
= CnifETIw will sell highest biae without reserve
our rand hand uikry aud Harness. three second hand
""" ", w " a. I. DlGlOW.
July 5 io-'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

r 0i'ISA COURT HOUSE HOTEL.-Ihc undersigned having
L. uacel this House thorough repair, has provided, himself
with all in his power TO give coio 10 an sna Is
yor him with their custom, and ASKS the attention OF me
ye,lns pubic pedgng himscfto every exeiii"n 10 a
lie has provided himself with attentive ana ctei.
servants coed ostle and has paid particular attention 10 MS
beds. . ~. 80, Joe;,o .,
.nsnd The Sumr c months cheap healthy AMI peasant sec
lion Of The country will ind every accommodation afforded
them the proprietor will be pleased 70 aaSe several
on the oisa Railroad facilities afforded Tor easy ana plea
sau, communication with all the lo'er COUNTY
Louisa Court houe e, June l7th, 1872. I4-rl
NToTfCE-We shall stop running our r"lisv.iG bot from
,rs via The Can and Scu,sviIe, will still hc Kept up Pas
stanton leaving in our ny a, F.r G ~
49, ~ vim nr,;ye Il, Stanht, a hnar those
per Railroad. BOYD EpMo.' I" 90 - ~ -
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

~ Tire Richmond Wing, Petersburg lntellesncer ana iync
r. yi,.,, will publish, un forbid and iornaId
80, .re1rtts IN ;,,,S Fee for collection.