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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

s-''---AA'as -.z-4. ..--.4.. ..-..,,.-g
tho unan rtco tad extended. The
mere abstract question W. uoi yD,m
deb'jing, They had a class Of persons
at tie South who were ut erIy unfit for
the exercise OF poll al rIgkl; and If,
~ prosecution Of nc abstract theoret-
ICdl right, these persons were to be turned
loose upoa !aelr masters, The result must
b8 lhd one the other must perish, and
that amidst scenes oil horror from which
a abollIioalst would shrink back appaI.
ed, But on matter Of right, secured
by the Constitution, the South was ma
turally sensitive. Would that The North
end the South could come together ss in
the oldeG time, and unite in sustaining
and guarding what lhey had SO cordial.
iy united to cona.rucGGg! Night Heaven
avert tlaL Uulou 50 gIorI pus, 50 prey
Haut wtth aII benefits, should be threat.
ued OF sulytu q by such men IL the ab.
OH lDnis'a!
pr. NJ aa;l that no power had been
caahIeI ,oiha G,uaral Government which
vas L" d po" over The whole Uripn,-
Ald It It could not oS.rsise lls power
"I ra2n' .I'ng comnor.a without InJuIpg
F'na great ''co. Ia'rfrs!, then tie UII,n
H''jI4'a5hI never 10 have e&istod Il
'|o natural rapancls Letweru DIFF
h''Hi p'".ooe ol tbs widely extended
can1Ty were SO er'Dl that Il national
ro"', could not be r&'rtcd without smj-
'nI oo"n atme pohIon OF The Cnuied.
,leH ih.H 60 cog'd uot any longer be II
nIt''1' u nat wts the IGdg' ment OF the
$40 E'i parry, they UgHt annuI the
J1IW, aad thau aIi TIE talf hopes which
.ai b5en cherished igr lneiom by the
so1i ana 'he wise must p9lsh with It,
VII, ~, ~ co0"I1,Ou, observed that
Ae had cone to The House Frustrated Dv
'wHous headache" and b. ought not, un
nnf sliH rTcumsunous, 10 rise on Ihal
I'Jr w'IG.N ear auI r.mb,Wg This
was an rNj N'nrh bad tern shared by
1t. Wcni nut lhorc was 90 one, he be-
I1- d, "u' had been 80 harsbIy treated
~ lA9 IelIer-wner 0! WJshIngtnn.-
i ry 1nnltd h.m 70 uyerD5; they TITLED
bIs r'lyat cin'e,satlons. II ho spoke II
word ne ..b'lc bar-r,om, they took it
dowu. ,llI IN short hand, he supposedly }
\ horhl Now, 10 kentucky, nc mat
ter how uot might he the political dis
pntes providing, dat sort Of thing was
pro,cnbndi net 50 here. He was, him
&C.. 'oJ cd and too tough 10 TO much an.
~ by lLIS course Of lhlrgs; but there
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

THE WEATHER During the last three
or four weeks. the weather has been
more variable than we have ever known
it. Two days of this week, Tuesday
and Wednesday, we're as warm IA Way
days. Indeed we have had all The va.
reles OF weather. alternating from cold
to warm aud from warm to cold, during
the last thirty days. The consequence
has bern, as we suppose, much sick
ness e. an uncommon number Of deaths
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
ILLINOIS BANK.

The Cl'owng resolution was passed
At a meeting of the Directors OF the Safe
Bunk of Illinois, on the 2lst day Of De-
c. mhPr:
Resoloed, That the Safe B,nk Of Hi
nols and i,s Branches VIII be prepared
ia lolu with the Bunk. Of Ono, lndIann,
aud Kentucky for the resumption OF spe-
Gle rayments on the ls' Of August next.
By order of the Board
N. II. RlDGELY, Cashier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

Tennessee The Locoloco majority
Of the Senate of Tennessee has passer
a JOINT resolution through that branch o
the Legislature, appointing a Wing anc
Loco Senator IN Congress. The House
Of course, will not sanction n proceed
ing which thus violates the Consitu
tional provision, requiring U. S, Sena
tors to be elected by ballot in a join
meeting of the Senate and House.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
THE PREsENTMENT QUASHED

As vas generally expected, says the
.PhrIade phm Ledger, the court ot crlml'
nai SESSIONS, on Monday, quashed the
prccee llrgs hy tn Grand Jury ag inst
the persons connected with the United
States Bank. Judges B rton and Con.
ard each delivered opinions agreeing in
he vicw that The pTeseutmcnt was ir-
regular, d. Il ega, Dnosmuch Ms they hRd
no right 10 summons swear, and exam
inc witnesses where the primary hear.
ing ol the defendants has been had. BY
common law the Grand Jury has no
lighl to administer oaths, and by statute
law they have only thr right 10 admin
lister Oaths to such Witness as are sent
up to them by the prosecuting Cficel,
End endoned upon the hill; aud 'hal II
was unconstitutional as the persons pre-
sruied were frsi used as wiincs'es-Gnd
then, upon the information obtained from
themselves, were afterwards presented
as criminals, without having the right
which is conslituionally granted 10 tv-
cry individual to be heard hy council IN
his own defence. Judge Doran also la.
vored the quNshingj be considered the
irregulariry of the proceedings Of the
Grand Jury consisted in summoning and
not IN swearing the Witnesses. The
matter, It is understood, will be brought
before the Grand Jury
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
GOV. LETCHER'S MESSAGE,

This is most excellent document,
Short, plhy, and direct it refers to state
aud national matters in exec Ilent feeling
anG with great good sense. Kentucky
is free from embarrassment. She has
no heavy debt to pay, and, hard as the
present crisis may Dear upon her cili-
zens, is enabled 10 meet all her obIlgl.
tions without difficulty. Well does The
Governor say on this point; -- Gin Gaz.
The iluSrpous Commonwealth Of
Kentucky, am most happy TO say, oc-
cupies pre- eminent place in the esli-
nation of her sister States. not only for
her patriotism, but for her integrity 49,
She can hold up her head with pride
and confidence before the whole world.
Her faith has never been forfeited her
credit has never been dishon0red, and
nm bold to sny neger will BE- with the
consent Of her worthy and patriotic ci
t,zens. The prlce Of her bonds, even
in The present depressed state Of the
money markct proves her standing and
character abroad and ranks her in the
highest class Of States determined to
meet their llahiltics. This must be a
most gratifying loct to every citizen OF
the State. May she always maintain
the high reputation she now enjoys -
The best mode Of efI'ectng this object
however, suffer me to say, is to look
with a steady and constant eye TO the
payment of our old debts, and TO be care
lul how we contract new ones,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

More SrEuass p,.Eatts r 49, "4
throughout the CouRly than al any q. -
time or season, OF which we have ~ .
knowledge. The most common diseaS''
is Inflammation Of The lungs. These
have also been many cases Of Scarlet
Fever.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

GA&4 GIGEGI
FIIDAV::;:::::::JAN. I'll, GS49
XYhig State Contention.

In accordance with the Unanimous SEN
timent ol the Whig party, made mani.
Test in various, but equally significant
modes, the State Central Commute here
by give notice that Convention Of the
Wings OF Ohio, will be held in the CITY
of Columbus, on TUESDAY, Me 22d
Of FEBRUARY, 1912, tor the pur O e
oI re, ommpndl0g suitable candldale 10
the free and enlightened electors oil ObIU,
Tar the office OF Governor, and oI consult.
Ins together upon measures pertaining
10 the great interests o the COuntry.
The Committee tn ereiOre recommend
TO their Wing friends IN the several
counties of this State, to meet in then
respective counties and appoint such
number OF Delegates TO represent them
IN said Convention as they shall deem
eXpedieut and DrOpcr.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
Alexander Hay, Esq (Whig,) has been

elected Mayor Of the City of Pittsburgh
over Two opponents, one regularly
nomioated LocotocG, and the other an ln
dependent candidate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
r. NEIL,
J. RIDGWAY, Jr.
LYME Startling, Jr.
LEWIS HEYL,
+ STEWART.
Columbus, Jan. II, l842,

The time and place for hod;ng the
Wing State Convention having been
agreed 90, it will become the duty o.
our Wing friends IN Carroll to make
some arrangements TO secure a repre-
senlation in that Convention. In sew.
eral of the adjoining counties the 9th ot
February has been named as a prop
er time for holding the preparatory
County Meetings. Will the Whig
County Committee Of Carroll take this
subject under advisoment and let Us
know what they think Of holding O
Whig County meeting in Carrolton, on
the 9th Of February, or on some otheI
suitable day.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
a BIlL

To define tho moaning and intention Of
tho ninth section Of tho net entitled
AN OcD 10 regulate Judicial proceed
inQs where backs and bankers are
ENo8, and +, prohibit issuing OF
UIIlor certain de,criplions,' passed
Jan 20, 1924"
/, provides that in suits brought by
ylnGs o. bankers, or their assignoes,
,be u3' Of such Banks or bankers,
.hal, o. eejved IN satisfaction Of thelr
Claims
No, ., reported by Mr. Taylor, in
the Senate, IS
"a BILL
70 enforce the resumption and cooDinu,
u..n Of specie paymouts by the Banks
within tho State Of Ohio"
Soc /, provides tha, after day yot
TO bo 6Xei, all the Banks in this State
aha roa.am lhoIr pupor in gold and
siiVar.
Soc 2--Ihnr such banks Gs fail to
comply with this requrslrron, shall be
deemed lnsoIyenr, aud the Bank Com.
mlsroucrs shall proceed forthwith to
pul them 10 iquduton.
SEC " that persons bringing suits
oJau 81 Banks shoI. h W speedy RENE.
d. 40.
Tus last provision seems uconsis.
{ nj with thu two preceding, II pre-
opposes Jho violation Of II o act first
on he por Of he Banks, and then tho
neglect OF their daly by the BANK Com
miss.onora Thi' however, is but a
small matter N the policy OF Locoloco
Legislation, The blI has been under
in the Senate for two or
hroO wvyt', and meets no opposition
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
From the Ohio STATE Journal.
pRCGlESS AND SCOPE OF BANK
REFORM.

n II OINTTI
We have examined all the bills which
hnvo, been introduced into the two
Houses, relative to Banks and tho car.
roucy, aud think it possible that our
gealors may b5 sufficiently interested
- the subject 10 wish TO know what the
cages Of The majority in the Legislature
contemplate acting upon in the course
Of the session. We therefore proceed
to state their titles and contents.
The first is bill which owes its "a
tomiy TO Mr., Bnrtley, in tho Senate,
aod IL conceived under tho following
.ul0;--
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
"a BILL

To punish crimes therein named, in
prevention of fruduIont currency"
This bill makes it felony to issue and
put in circulation shinplasters or notes
Of unauthorized Banks, punishable by
imprisonment in the Penitenliary, not
less than three years nor more than
seven. II is intended to cut up every
description of spurious and illegal is
sues. The object is a good one, and we
hope the bill will pass, although we
would not undertake to justify the Sc
verify Of tho penalties. But we have
no lavOrs to ask we can stand any
thing the Locofocos can.
This act will compel such men as i.
B OIds. the suppressed Bank Commits
sonor, to pursue some honest calling
for livelihood
No. 5, is also from Mr.. Hatch, and
bears the following title:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

10 amend the act entitled ian net fur
ther to amend the act entitled an act
TO prohibit the issuing and cirCUlat-
ing Of unauthorized Bank pnper, pass.
ed Ian 81, 1876 and to repeal cor.
tam acts and parts Of acts therein
named, passed March %, i84O."
Sec, ., Of this bill makes it the duty
of all prosecuting attorneys to institute
suit for the violation of the act Of lSl G.
under penalty Of two hundred dollars
to be recovered by indictment in the
Common Pleas, &c &c
No 6, IS by Mr. McNulty of the
House, introduced on bis "own hook" it
would seem, and is as follows:
"a BILL
ToOmcnd the act entitled an oct 10 pro,
hlbit the issuing and circulating oI
unauthorized Bank paper, passed Jan
q. 1916"
This bill authorizes n scro racias
against Nnv Of The stock holders of on
UNAUTHORIZED bank in any county in the
State, and provides that such person,
may be mNde par es TO any suit on
judgment against any other slockhol- =
ders.
No, 2, reYenDs the charter Of the
German Bank Of Wooster, and appoints
commissioners to take charge Of its eff.
focls Our readers will thus perceive
that Bank Reform is to be administered
10 them in "brokOn doses"-"when Ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

RUSTEE's sALE-Dy virtue of Deed of Trust executed
BY John G. Hughes and now OF record In
the Clerks office The County Court OF fuvanna, for the pr
poses mentioned will he sold on Thursday the 2h day
Of April 1872 publicly the premises to the highest bidder
m cash certain Tract Land situated in the said county Of
FIuyanna containing hundred acres, more or less and
bounded by The lands Thomas W. omohundro and others
And also following property TO wit: fourteen or teen
slaves, consisting women and children, together win Sc
ye Horses Tie stock Cattle Sheep aud Hogs and the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture of The said Hughes so much Of
said property sufficient to satisfy and pay all sums OF
then dur and raysbe on the secured be paid by
said deed Of trust. AhChD. bhfcE, arnHfS.
March 81 Iuo-W'os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

-.pTrp - RRAyTON,s OFFICE is few doors above -
Bel Tavern on the opposite side !" the Main street he
practise regularly the Court OF appeals the tsdsra onrs
Nh. Snnerior and County Courts Of King William
with the aid active Clerk c. ~ g,ai =, ~ll unt
the collection of claims IN Richmond anu W tue neieho
u,,ias and whenever II may become necessary, he vii ~,
his nersouni attention liquidation of claims and sear:
debts for reasonable compensation ,
B. Gwahmey Esq, 01l'; William G. rarkef Ed fts
William w Sharpe, Esq Vo!o u 81 George ieaXe Ls e.
,imors John L. Marye Esq, Fredricksbrs Hon. Henry .
Tucker, Unirershr, Ia
March y lcj-w9n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

ORANGE LAND FOR SAIE--I offer for sale the Tract
" Land which reside adjoining The lands of the late Ex
President Madison and Judge Barbour and situated within five
miles of Orange Court house. eight miles of the ordonsve De-
pot and two good Preparatory School for the University Of
Virginia The contains 400 acres about one third Of which
is we'll mbercd and good land the balance is cleared
and in such state improvement produce good
of corn wheat IL il also well adapted grnss and
acts upon One Of the shifts is wheat; and
considerable preparation has been made for large Of
and tobacco If the should he disposed of by the Goth of
March immediate possession will be given, and the growing
grain &c sold with H. This farm has comfortable
dwelling house AMI buildings. The which
the ling stands elevated and commanding and The
health and of the neighohood unsurpassed by the
State Apply subscriber Liberty Mills Orange
~ Va JAMES NJ. MACON.
gO-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

,ro ,n Of Cabinet relief and is not the ADMINISTERS
raann,cd n destruction which could propose such
, rY instead of recalling the LAND REVENUE?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

1CRrsTFrs SALE OF Landry virtue Of pei ness
Trust executed BY Jno Ware and Nancy NJ Mare me Ce
the subscriber and John Napier, and now Of record hs
office of the County Cont Of Goochland ior u, der ior -
money on Thursday the day OF April s a .,aa.ft
Court.honse the following tracts or parcels oil qaa
said county To witt one tract containing s1iy-nlne ons
acres bounded by lands of Ro Pace and o'hs r,s
containing one hundred lying on the Lite n" 90
bounded by Tire lands OF William Terry and ~
other tract containing hundred and forty Of L
said John Ware now resides, and bounded By Inc ''
Johnson and others. .;sy Tr.sf'
GEORGE sIlLLMAH' l05-~i.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

T'o HENRY KEY, John whne and Martha hi wife, William
Key John Key, STROLLER Key Joseph and Robert Key in
FAINT children Of Jesse Key deceased Charles Key ordon
Lambert Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion and Ann his
wife James Key and Beverly D. Key children Of nmes Key
deceased Richard James Key Jefferson aud Mary Key infant
children Jefferson Key deceased Samuel Daniel James a
MEL John Daniel William Daniel Henry Daniel, Nancy Graves
ah Brown deceased Matthew Nicholas and Elizabeth hs wife,
Elijah Daniel Martha Daniel Francis Daniel, Beverly Daniel
rsep Daniel George Daniel children of Martin Daniel de-
children of Thomas Key deceased whose names
unknown and John Keys AZ do not reside in the
Commonwealth of Virginia, and have Attorney within the
same known whom notice be gwen take this
thod TO notice, that WILL Thursday the 18th day Of
April between The hours Of sunrise and sunset Of that day.
Al the Tavern kept Mrs Maria Baker i;ordoRsre IN the
county Orange Of Virginia. proceed take the deposit
lions OF King George Parrot caod Mallory and others
and Monday fnnwing, between the hours al the
aayettrs Hotel Orange Court house, will take the dcpos
lions H. Williams James W. Saunders and othersa
be read evidence in certain suit in
Chancery depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
an Chanccy Orange county In the Stne of Virginia, IN
which plaintiff and and others defendants And IT,
either Of The above dispositions be not taken
menoued the notices will be- adorned and
depnnns taken the DAYS fixed In the ADJOURNMENT al
places, aud between the same hours Of the day
MARTHA KEY.
06-v IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats at the following
Plain Russia Brush Hats from s. so to ST. SILK Hats made
on fine bodies, proof from 81 SO 10 s. So Boy a
rom 81 rs So Fur Caps from 81 to $40; Gentlrmrns t
Caps from 81 SO; together with assortment OF Men and
Hair Sealet and Glazed Caps, black and drab Wool Has
wholesale and RETAIL Terms-Cash.
r. keeps during the Summer large assortment oi f
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all age
~ b. Hats made to order
January LIST, 1912. ''-"F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

yz7M DE CLIFFORD MOSS, ATTORNEY At Law. WI pa,
w Use in the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Richmond r
Iienrco. ,.
lie offers his Sc rvicrs investigate land titles IN oneyars
m cases of bankruptcy, collections, &c. SC Wnen rm
tom az surveys patents deeds wills caveats other e
documents may required, remittance fee.
should invariably be made
Office West Parkinsons Hat store, neathr Be Tays
MaIn street, Richmond, Va.
March a2nd ls4l lO5-yig
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

p.aon. ao1ns under diseases Of any kind no,
are admitted this institution at the following ,ata at :
For any period exceeding six weeks, das uesA
per week. eoioyed do at 81. For ANY perou el..
deduction per is made IN every In,s medic
The above charges include board NURSING sary Aen
the patient may require No elt,a CHARGES arc pa
There are separate wards for the dne.en nre IN ever
spect. ,,. ,si, the Instituted o., y Ne
one having charge of the Surgical Of the fro
Obstetrics In all important cases the faeu'' -.r,G
called in consultation. ~, country 10 the ih.1ir,s:
are expected te give city reference. Lr'''' 81,
ed 10 The President Of the lnhrmafy. -"
Dec. 29
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

Tn Observation-Disclosures, 10 rh-At Rules hoNr" ., y,
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Ia" -
Gerry, for the county of Accomack, The lh dav o "'
Thomas Iiiiion. Administrator Of Mary l.il"h' =" tr
Sally 1unne infant, By David Br"dwafer, her new
and John W. Tunne infant, BY Nathaniel l'ppm:, w., 4
friend,
against $3.50, : Icr
Samuel Henderson. surviving Administrator OF safh
nell. John Gusts, in his right, and n EIecn. 81 r
s Tunnel, deceased. James II. White, John iJ
Da''d D'od"ae'' huh''hSua'o's VI '"'''' peientahr
The defendant Samuel Henderson, not having -
pearance and given security, according 10 the ~.
and lie rules OF This Court and appearing by sa.aL
dence, that he is inIabitant OF tins H. as
ordered That the said defendant do appear mere on m
June next and the plaintiffs bl anu e,.hel
this order he forthwith inserted in some newshie o.d
the city Of Richmond for months successfully '"
the front door Of the Court house ot this comfy
Copy-Teste, ,uyvoRTH
Deputy for 7a0mds R. J'yne', a :, .,
| March 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

IN The United Court for The Eastern District PTs'Ni
lh March, 1872:
JOSEPH d. SMITH, of the county of Fauquier having ,'
prtiton prayin. that he may be- declared Bankrupt Il
ordered That persons claiming To he creditors OF The a a.
d. Smith Court, the 2sh day Of An neat
why the said Joseph D. Smith be declared Bankrupt, put
san 10 the act Congress that BEHALF and that COPY '
order be published in the newspapers according TO the END a
9th Rules OF Court.
A Copy-Teste, ..., .,,,o, -,
March Is lV2-"t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

IN N. Dnit.d Sa,s Court for the Eastern District Of Vngn
2ad March, 1872:
vpuOMAS OVERLY Of the town of Danvle, the county 81
Psyvania, having filed petition, praying that he ma: "
declared Bankp II Is ordered That all persons claiming to
be creditors the said Thomas Overly show cause to The
25th day of April why the said Thomas ov W
declared Bankrupt The act OF Congress 10 '
behalf aud that copy of this order be published IN the he"s
pers according TO The BEND and 2ilh Rules Of Count.
Copy-Teste .. ~,
March Is Nt-"W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

IN CHaNCERY.- vrRcIsIA:-At Rules held In the Clerks o.
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Charce
Louisa county Monday, the sd day Of January sil:
John Kcnnon Administrator OF Joseph i. kennon scea,et
against fam.f.
John Vest John D. Perkins and Philip H. Jones Administer
tor of the goods and ca,tes rights and credits OF Charles
non, deceased, beieHtaE,:
The defendant John D. Perkins not having entered his ag.a
,nce and given security, according 10 law and he rules
Cont and il appearing satisfactory evidence that he
nhaban Of his state On motion Of the Plainh b. h. Col
sell Ii il ordered That The said defendant John d. Perkins
liz hrs, day of The next term said Court aud answer he
pIainrs BILL and copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted
~ some nrwspaper published the city Of Richmond to
months successfully and posted the front door Of the u
house of this county some Court day.
A Copy-Trsie, 800 -
JOHN HUNTER. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

ITO JOHN McCORMCK.--slr: Take notice, that shall %
Friday, the 18th day of April merit, between the hours ~
o'clock A. NJ and sunset at the Mill house the Eialr " ~
late George C. Pickett Goochland county, proceed ase
dispositions hf Henry Inwes and others, and on ihr .n y
Aprl next Mt the Tavern Goocand Court !on'r poo
occupied by H. pseomh proceed 10 take the deposlI0h'
Duke and others be read evidence in suit = the
Superior of Law and Chance for the county OF oo
wherein I plaintiff and you and others deirndshs :
Should the drposons aforesaid be not completed on th
aforesaid the same will from day day NJ "
PAGES until completed. HELEN E. PlGkEii.
Mach l09--W,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

MATHEMATICS TOOLS AND MATERlALs-Watch-
w makers furnished with all kinds Of Tools and Mate
rails at The subscribers store, comprisngfes Of the various
used By the trade bench vices vices hand vices ham
mers blow pipes drivers pyars, cutting nppc screw
collects dr! stocks, broaces toni handles. Also all kinds Of
watch glasses consisting of unete patent fiat and plain main
spin.s and Watches watch da jewels for levers,
chain hooks oil, chains gold and gilt
watch hands hands, wezers, steel scales and
weighs, etc. e. CESNET, opposite the Bel Inrern
Jan 81 s2-wu