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The Tariff and .4boiition .uoesmem.
The following Letter ought TO contribute to open the


ewes Of the South
"NEw York, April ii, 1912
"To the Editor IL perceive in your last paper re-
ceived here, you make some allusion to the large
Tariff Convention in this City. The Convention may
blu, there is that connected with il which ought 10
open the eyes Of the people The whole affair may be
considered Wing Abolition trcklhe objects, the en-
tire destruction OF the Southern States. II you will
only look the delegates and officers of the Convcn-
ycntion, you will readily understand my meaning
Among the iros, prominent and active members, and,
may say the controlling spirit, was the notorious Al
vim Stewart. You did not fail 10 notice, some time
since the proceedings of an Abolition Convention IN
Oneida county in this State, al which this same ALVIN
Stewart presided and at which hi himself offered that
horribly base, and wicked resolution, recommending
10 the slares Of The South SO run aoay from he,r mas
tcrs, and ju.tgng them in stealing Aorses, boats t0od
coihiag, &c, Srin fact, any thing Tat iconid er'
pediie their rcmOrai fSon tic Southern Stairs lhlsis
the man who controlled the Tariff Convention in our
Cy-1his is the grand and mighty movement which
is TO elevate Mr.. Clay to the Presidency. IL capital
can be made for him by 'lIome Leagues, controlled
by such Influences the people Of the South may as
we'll give up their property To The supplemented
ayarice of The Abolltionsls-CIay Whggery, and Abo
Ii,ion Whiggery, always closely allied are now united
indssolubIy made oEc by these Abolition TaTiles
and Home l.easuers. Yours, &c
uP s. Morris, you will perceive, goes IN by near
2OG0 mnjorty-last year, less than 100. Albany has
elected Democratic Mayor, for tho first time, by 600
minority Immense An evidence of the great popu-
lari,y Of Clay Whigeery and his high Tariff notions
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a National Bank In tempt you, with 90 millions capt
tn, stretching lis Rarean into every Suite of the
Union, and establishing branches in yonr borders with
yonr consent. {sSee the letters in the New York Com
mercial, which ascrbed 10 writer IN Washington
R,user"nse yourselves, and ernst! these ris'ng mon
siers under your heel Save in the of your RIO
rous Republic the very spirit Of your free and Fedtra
Institutions from such complete pervsrs;on and such
fatal abuse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

Citizens Of Firginia! Sanction the Distribution oioe
by yoar votes next week, and you will have or,oes
enough TO tempt you. You may have an Assumption
you, (Which the Washington Correspondent OF the
Harrisburg Gazette says, Lord Ashburton has come
over TO propose See his le.ter) You may uso have
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FUI. 1T. T.1E RUINFI''
To III, Democrats Of The Upper End IF GoOeAtand
C0nRtu.

FOX TIE ENQUIRER
To H.. Democrats of The Upper End If GoOchidnd
County.
Your brethren of the lower end of the county, EEL
low Democrats, have regarded the late course OF Mr..
Thomas Taylor, in lending his aid 10 the Wings OF THIS
county, in opposition 10 Walter d. Leake, our Demo
cratic candidate, with much regret We feel somewhat
aggrieved, that 4 noble like ours, should have
been deserted ard opposed by him. whom we had wish.
ed TO regard lis trusy friend and firm supporter
But have not been surprised at this course OF MI
TAYLOR for we have shadow Of evidence, that the
Wings have been tampeTng with him for some time.
He has permitted IT, They have wooed him. and he
has consented, if they will elect him; for, that is the
consideration we have no doubt.
Now, fellow Democrats, how can he serve them
without carrying ont their principles Can he carry
out Wing principles and be Democrat of the RePub
can faith No. no; for it is impossible that tins can
be.
Now, fellow Democrats, we call upon yon, to arouse
up in all the majesty of your power, and rally 10 the
support of Walter d. Leake, The undlsguised Demo
crate candidate II is unnecessary TO say any thing IN
commentator Of Mr. Leake, for lie is well known 10
you al-he is your noble and gallant son, worthy OF
the highest honors within our gift Col. John Guer-
rant our late delegate is in the field Tor the Senate
he served us faithfully, and stood by firm and
changeablc in The hour of our adversely. Go then
ro 10 the polls and cast your votes for Leake and for
Guerrant-we shall cooperate with you III the noble
cause Of Democracy. Let Us stand firm and undivided
amidst the threaenings OF the storm, ana our cause
will lose but little by the detection of MI Taylor
Turn out and be liant The day Of the election,
and we shall be invncibe and the thunder of Demo-
cracy will roll and echo from The Bird to the Tucka-
hoe, in tone, that will tell Mr.. Taylor and the Wings,
that the Democrats of Goochland have spirit enough
to avenge their wrongs, and assert their independence
TUCkAHOE.
~ 1t gives US pleasure 10 publish the above. We
hope the writer is mistaken. But we have no norma-
ton of the movements in Goochland. "A nil erents,
invoke the Democrats OF Goochland 10 do their duty.
Editor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

IT good PIANO FORTE lie had Of any North OF
Sauth there Is no doubt that be oh aimed Of r
.NsSH frs5ar, TrriHia who las on hand w ES y
NINE INSTRU HES1S 81 different prices and Is expecting
r more h. the ne Il packet; There risk In ordering Piano
Fores from the bscribc feels himself bound
take back any which perchance might prove drfee
tive. :. I. Nash. FeteTaoW., "a.
March o. ln3-3sif
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Some light has been thrown upon the cause of the
late terrible explosion. The Baltimore Sun states,
That Craig, Engineer, who board ut the
trial Of the boat, and assisting Ramsay and Fer
guson, and is now lying dangerously III from the
injury he received at the time Of the plosion chad
confessed that he had caused the explosion by remov
ing the weight the lever Of the safety valve To lis
further extremity, and then putting on additional
weight and that Ramsay aud Ferguson cogni.
Of his doing so-tlat it i'll fact the act OF all
three by agreement, though actusy done by him; and
that they did not intend do mischief but had intend.
cd as conjec,nred by Mr. Waterman, TO display the
qualities OF the boat 10 tie best advantage. We also have
it The authority TINT Ramsay confessed that he
''was knowing" TO what was conc. These confessions,
if established true, will confirm the testimony OF
Mr. Brown and others, taken at The inquest touching
the great strength Of the boiler.
Among the victims, William Lewis, clerk of
TIE steamboat Rapphhannock, running between Balt-
more and Fredericksburg, W.. George Geddes, ap.
prentice TO Mr.. Wachmun S. w. Hickey, agent Of
the Portsmouth and Virginia Railroad Company, resi-
dent Of Weldon, North Carolina; James Mitchell
young man, apprentice 10 Mr. Watchnian, and James
Kemp, painter, recently from Philadelphia. The follow
ing have died since Andrew F. Henderson, President
of the Company, and Duncan Ferguson, Engineer
at is a singular Circumstance, that Benjamin Brown
who was steward on beard the iiaied Pulaski at the
time she blew up, also steward on board the Me
dora and was blown off into the water. He swan out
with no injury, further than having two of his ribs
broken"
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a meeting Of the HAMMER Agricultural Society, held
Courthouse the 22nd uf February last the meeting
called 10 nrer BY tie President, was, Diot.on
Rss0irrd, Ta, wishing contend for premium
Fair be held III ayorsvie, the 81 Thursday MAY
neat, Executive Committee Of said Intention IL
least thirty days previous ~ the Exhibition.
JESSE WYNN, Presdrnt
RICHARD +. D.RR.coTr Scerftary
Resolution the S0cery iorbs any hut member,
belonging household Of member, from conendng
for premiums.
N b. schedule of Premiums September Number of
the Planter l12.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

ind Massachusetts, TOO The Boston Democrat
saws, awe care no, who the Federal candidate for Go
vernon may be, he will be beaten, and easily too II lhe
Democrats do their duty and come out IN the,r iuii
strength We look upon it as certain as any future
event that Marcus Morton will be the next Governor
nf Massachusetts"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

Mr. Van Euren arrived at New Orleans from Mobile
on the ll,h, and received with much distinction.
The Mobile Register says That ,c is TO remain about
week at New Orleans, and Will proceed thence to
Kentucky, where 'he wildly invitation visit MIR. Clay
magc"
Lord Mcrpeth arrived on The same morning from Ia-
yana-and alsn Thomas Falconer, the Englishuan who
was Of the Santa FL cspsdilion and released at the
request of the British Minister
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

NJ, we recommend TO our readers TO read the able
speech of Mr. Buchanan on the first and second pages
and the Extract, from Mr. Woodburys, on the last
page He must be dead set for Distribution ana
obsnatey devoted to that party measure who is mol
moved by these powerful appeals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

Ih' House nf Delegates by Unanimous rot,, declared
it'hl'e Domain was the property Of the States When
safes lose their ght,-Whig.
They made no such declaration in 80, nor at any
= "me-ntitier unanimously, nor by any majority,
y any such vote How could they have declared
W mat 1t belonged to the States when they recon-
.teo That there should be distribution at all, if It
',eied with the sacred and invoabe provisions of
Compromise act, The PROPOSE ion of the Wing,
'ns pTovlso, are directly contradictory. II the
oslong TO The States, how the U. 5. take them
: on any terms. 1t would be an act Of usurpalion
,+ct The States would not submit.
- Tact Is, The lands Chose that ,oere ceded) were
10 the U, 8, in tina, capacity as q Common Fura,
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The HI S,nyrrd .Nedora.

% We have 10 room to-day Tor full Expose Of the
Rhode Island case. We shall publish il next week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

CsITUATIoN WhNTED-A graduate of Union College, N.
- w. Of experience teaching both In the Narth and soutb
situation Teacher in Academy private family
A liberal snlary will be expected.
Rercnes-lion. H. r. Marvin, Hon. T. Fooc Of jamestown,
". Y. Letters +. Nott D. H., H. l.. d.
President of Union Copge-and from the several Professors of
Institution. Also from the Trustees Of Academy in Viz
GINA. Address pos paid H. s Brown, Cliff Mills, Fauquier
county, Va.
Anil y llJ--4I
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VIRGINIA SPRlNGS-A gentleman of mild and atabIc
nrrs and polite address. who has accustomed pub
lie establishments of the fist Class both in Europe and In
the and Southern sections Of The United States, and
having made himself acquainted with the varhs
customs aud o mixed company such congregato
from al, pats o the world the Virginia Sprinrs-ofes his
services aud himself he would bs
found acquisition the proprietor Of either OF the fashionable
Commonwealth. I would undertake
the general snpcry Of Establishment, take charge of
the Bar department alone, n;ler capacity which his
would be called frns,;oD and be duly appecia
the selection Of and liquors. and
stores every drscpinn will lie lonnd fully equal
kng such selections, III required d0,)
advantages III the city Of Richmond c few possess
Any person wishing avail himself Of favorable oppor
tuny The above viii please apply personally by letter. Ia
c. A. Hodges, E.q, Franklin Hotel Richmond city, Va.
Undonttcd references character aud capacity
April list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.-rhe patrons of the
~ nj work, in Williamsburg and IN Hanover, Caroline,
King William King & Queen Essex and Gloucester countless
respectfully notified books shipped Rich
mod and will be delivered subscribers during this aud
MONTH A. n. HART, Agent.
April llJ-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

NJ EW GOODS-BEERS s. P0LSDEXTER, MERCHANT Tan
respectfully inform their customers and the public in
neral that they oenns their Spring and Summer Goods
The assortment is extensive, and OF the rtry bst quality
The and been selected particularly
ORDER London and Paris bv competent Agent from
this county, well acquainted with what suits market
l.onon: "Ihey The 66s that
be procured in FasianG o. Frame At any prize"
firm his finm the North, where he
has Goods will render very
Ie;c perhaps unsurpassed by in This country either in va
rety quality Goods. We usual prepared make
up the very best aud fashionable manner, at far
prir-s. Is. Il =.
anr liJ-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

Joseph a. RAGLASD, Wholesale DRcGci,r Nam street,
opposite Tie Banh, respectfully invites the attention Of rou
merchants and ohrrs 10 his stock Of Medicines
Drugs Paints Dyrstus Fancy Articles &c. any of which
he will rel the lowest prices lie has recently received large
supplies goods aud will be pleased supply those who
may him with order satisfactory
Auri ll5-St
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-garriaUaS

Married. Nth inst, Locks, this city, by Rev.
ASS L. r. SHIELDS.
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ID. NJ. Eoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va.
Spiendld Loneries far STAY, I5i2. ;

u
TIOYT & 60. n splendid of luck few days
IL since Nos JD3-lG - -. 3C00-i 81 e.
number 81 o,h.,s II seat ont from oicr
pairon be the avo:cG-ncay
the lrrc .rzaS sell are a. p.5sh in The country.
Below publish the NEST rrc in.nt schemes To be drawn ia
May.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

GRENADA RUM plnchcons of very fine improved Gre
~ Rum, imported in Custom hoise Storr entitled 10
debentu.e, and fvr sale by
ROBERT soUTTER Jn., & Co.
o0;b A-ril
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

II. w. & J. J. FRY X co.
RE receiving their SPRING GOODS, which viii be sold
prices suit the tines Country Merchants and others
who wish bargains i'll give them call
t Cash ps for crops Of Corn, deliverable below, ON Janes
river, convenient lsEdines
Richmond, 10Th april, lsfa. E%-euf
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hp,il

TWENTY DOLLARS REHABILITATION away from the sub.
scriher, lie iath instant Negro Ma nsned loc joe
- age dark complexion, ve feet ten
inches HIGH blacksmith by trade may from
examination. will give The above reward caught out of The
counties Of Caroline King William Hanover and secured in
any Jail that ce again and $40 taken in either al tho
counties, delivered rather suspect he Turk
ing about the city Of Richmond.
JOHN b. TOD,
Administrator of r. Tal.lierro, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

for the common benefit OF the u Sand they so use
them when they are applied cover the expenses and
ma y the debts Of the II 6
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IT. MARX the one far 2la-s5O, 900. IN
SnIendid Scicmc for III IN

You hrer s-l such prizes for We viii
send certificate of csage Of % hole tickets In Tint Scheme
for extremely low price Of slocertcates Of shares in pro-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

Administrator of T. Ta!.lerro deceased
Near Hanover Courthouse Apiu -. Il5-w3
gsrJ- Viii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

And other Vrzei, 1nI0intIne 20 3JT3,yIa
Whole tickets SIS 10 halves :. .r2--THarers 81 IS
certificate package Of % whole tickets will be rent for
SlJ0-.hares in proportion.
There Is drawn out Cf ~ in the above Lottery.
VIRGINIA MoNoSGALIA LOTTERY, Glass C, IL te drawn
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CATHOLIC BOOks

w. hASDoLPu e. CO. Richmond h.v.
Critical Review Of FoH's Book OF MARTYR. H. AZ =.
AndIcWs " '"'yTss Nv w l.
Deyom Christian instructed 10 the faith NJ c,,,.. o,o.
the wriitcn word: Rev q Hay ~ N'is'' hon
Catholic Christian. instrucie IN the Cer.,n,,f..
the Church: by Rev DR. Challoner ~e'O'
Lace e year by kev
Instructions in the Ceremonies, &c Of the Ma. s...
the French of Cochen ~ "AS-'H from
Comparative View OF the grounds NJ ,,. c.,,n
Protestant Churches: BY Rev Fletcher ~''
Memoirs OF Christian Life by Rev r Lewis De Ora.
saeramenis Erplaned: BY Rev DIR uo,nlho5 ,v,,, -.
nehIy Ihe Eshih's Defence Of the seven saeramsn,s
Instructions for First Communion
by Rev DR. Chall,ner '%'""
Calholie Manual, containing Prayers and Deyo;iou,,
EIpP.iSn Of Catholic Doctrines by Ro.sue, with
Manual souioquies, Medtaiious Co,fs-sion, m, ne,
OF -. AUguztin s'i ihe
Baker ~ ' "''pei' by Rev
Galli.zins Defence of Catholic Prlneinlea
fouowing 81 Christ iiy ThOul's A Ketnni-
hey o. rSradse opening the saies salvation
Garden OF the Soul or Mammal Of splrfnal e1erriss.
True Piety or the day We n spent
'Fsaine Manual or n collection Of Pravcrs sn,,,,.t
exercises &c BY Rev Power -' NF""'A'
Once Of the Holy Week cor,ling 10 the Rama, ,,
and 6reviary, 10 Latin and English sA
fowers OF Peiy selected from approved sourees and
adapted for xeneTlluse an"
Soul united 10 Jesus, or Devout Methods of u.,r,.
Mass "1 OF nearing
Christians Guide to Heaven
iniruduetion 10 Devout Lie from the French nj IL
Francis of Sales 49, N' VI NE
Spiritual Retreat. with Me,is'ons Tor Christians
by Rev u Ragmeui. Svois - 'SN'''
Imitation Of the Blessed Virgin
Short Catholic C4icchism
NO Bookbindery in every variety
0rIe.s Tor Books stationery, Music unI Fancy Goods
VIII meet with prompt attention, u Addressed 10 '
to, RANDOLPH & co,
Mall 70
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TuEOLOOlcAI. nOOKs No

".
w RANDoLrn a 20. oasr tho following at low
iisaIy sieinberv,s ehr,.,aIo,, Of nj, rc,,,...,
commentary on Predictions Of the Messsh bY The pro
HEDGES Commentary oa uo,nans
Horne. Commentary on Palms
ieeset's INSTRUCTIONS IN Mosale religion
iecset's Jews and the Moaale Law
Jones Church history
Nov } Joiiin's sermons.Cv
jay'sevenlug sseTeises Tor the eioset
wdis sp1nI,ses Q, nishop jebb AMI Alex KaOs
JeSu. ant his hosraPherr remarks the four Cos
iAie Of Luther, with account Of the Reformation
AtNantaeeu bn necessity Of Christian rcveston shown
o1 tae s,i,s 81 nesion Ia the ancient ueathe world.
literal Translation Of all tho Aposohell Epstes with
a commentary am notes by Meknish, u u
The Protestant or essays ON the pIiacinal nalns n,
i@Ier,y 6e,wesa the Church OF Ros and the Rei,rm-
Moshsi,n's Eeelesl,sslesl history, "
hcv Il Mcckef's sermons
C.nc 'NF~'' " =" ''S
Newton on tho Prophecies
ncy Newton works aud life. 2 vols
bishop Mollvaine on Oxford Divinity
Iishop Potter en- Church oycrpment
worss Of w PGiey, 10
rev JBarIow on the ropes supremacy
Review Of foss Book u Martyrs showing The false.
h" 90, N that work Of deeeption,hy W T. Andrews
Professor ste~ars grammar Of New Testament dialect
Rev sanIIn's Sermons, 2yolS
sturn's reflections the works Of God
Kev spark leuer ON the doeuines, &c. Of the Eps
Essay 3 on Religion. by T Scott D
Commentaries the Bible, by do. 3 aud vols
Rev Towers iliuEirationE OF Prophecy
RcpertoTy aud ChnT chtnan's guide for 1873
Theology for the Pc PIE, by z X lIcnshaw ID
Professor Turner'S notes on Romans
Waifou'a body Of Jis.nfy aud select seTInons
Rev Waliiustohs history of church
Nheailcy'e niuSlI ailrn Of book Of common prayer
Watson's Biblical ami theological D.eionar,
&esley,seKpisnai"ry notes ON New Testament
Bshop Writes ne,ns Of Epis Church
tutarianisin posnphically aud theologcay
or complete reiuaion Of the principles tie Unitarian
system, by Rev A kuhlmann Of Washnston.
BOOK Binding la every variety by
W RANDOLPH q co
an Richmond "
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TRUST SALES

~ deed Of trust. dated the Shi ~ "a
"a ~, eseeliei ~ 1ohn Barr, IT, the Tss
80 rain purposes filcTca uatn.l an "a
i,J ~ ~ ,eik's on g of the County Count 81 o.r
a. - a.. L'oeccd 10 sen AZ public a1ction on lie iOl
--,,,, a. ~ a. Rose Borra farm, ia Coco hiand
S,.,,y," el-h ne fullo~in- properly vx f,e. All
bureau sofs. 3 tables. elaek. washstan1
tns nsaance OF his houEe.Bld and kieIsn Nrnf,,.
,io,,,h, ani mule wasgon.a cart AMI GEAR 3
49,, ~, ',rstors, and a double and single fakc
.vNs hnr aud stock Of hcr- Lr-sv
saes ani brides together Win hs present Ero~ir
cops OF az ktnis at also, all rishi mi. n,cTe,
claim and demands whatever both al law an IN ets ~
htn the said John Barr. Jr into or out IN Inc
o. PREMISE HOLDORS COrrRELL, Trustee
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BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE { co.
conmIssIcSEn,s SALE OF REAL Es.
49,

by virtue Of 4 Decree u-onen,-.d - a.. s..s
-. 20 OF raneety for tie Richmond Circa On fhe
others, Ehali a. Cotnuln SIC eE anfo,a,ct - ~
cree inc eEcenie the sane, sell al pubHr se,i 80 -
pieii.e, on The ri Of AUGUST resi a. oeineS p :, ~"
Seu-In lot OF srount, with the iIouses ther.,D 81 o.,
sppureranees, on the south Of or Nj, ,,, nc
We Guy OF Richmond, bounded follows n,-i,,i,, ~
wa e-st end on The tenement ieh Iohn subj &C.,
lneheso the ground which belonged TO tlo cs,s,s .,
y brown deethenee az right angles with sai 4 sf,.e,
% n ne river ST feet, theaec parallel whh rsIt
street. - feet inches 10 said Dawss line thence val
That Inc to the beginning wan
ALSO,
One other Lot Of GIouni in s,id eitv f,,,os 4, T.. -
IL sie,t sni running back ino feet being lot No ~ In
yohn slaLs adiuon 10 the City Of Rchmo9d xh al ne
buihhngs ihf n on and appurensneca N
,huchoi the purchase money f1r the s,d n,o,c,, -
,he L,i.y Jotmssions @ni expenses 10 be pad in cash
va. "aance In two equal inftanens Of sol ~ non,hs
~h interest from the day Of sal. 10 be- src,,-c a. |
VII security, and the tte 10 he retained until an lie
IN, toney shan be rs' The title bsesed 10 bc ood
sio,s. SUI" vi" oc SOIL As - vested IN Commits
i1:sj a,,s TABB. sen'r,
tT-,r- Ths -. -, l.. Commissioner.
aus DUNLOP NoNcIIsr !. m -.
pursuance OF a deed OF Trust dated m. T., "a.
OF June, 1871, executed by Hiram IIar,is ~ ~
uny OF the serhe 70 the under signed as tru.ee r.
OF securing certain debt therein n. mel 10
ofaneh Brother Of tle town Of Petersbur.
andoi record in the Clerks ofse OF the Unsios' S
o. Felersburf snd County Court OF Chcsictsst beIns
- 49, 'l1reu bS Them, shall expose sale and sr
p,ofe ne ironi door or the Bell Tavern 1, M.
,Iy 81 Rehinoni,ai public auction on Tinrs,, - ~ q
-. OF huEst left the following named slaves 20 vi,.
.,.sserel Allen. Thompson Aired fsham 40, sn,Ss.
william Powhatan, AMI Jordan r. -, ,ns,v - ,,
VIII pay OIL and saisfy the debt seeur. NV ,e -
- WIN az cosis ADD charges aendua the cIeeu,os NJ
rN1 Nreh Tie subscriber wti convey gne ttIc ~, -
perfect w I. g.. rtt, y! Ecu I've, Yes to he
nc ABOVE advertised slaves are ir raj. arforv ha,s
al 8 dds n'''O'''