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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-25

hchinAnl. Va
RICHMOND. Va.
The following splendid Schemes offer the mos,
niauenns prospect for fortune of any before pub
prizes Of $4,000 arc $4,000!
Really Splendid
school Fund Lottery, Class No q for 2o,h ,Y -.
tNos ~ drawn. Grand Caprals-Sl5O0n l5n, ~ a.
l9Hu 1000. prizes of3,53 10 OF 26n N ~ i;,i ~
% ~ ETC. Whole tickets sl5-shaIes ia proportion 49,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DFIAw.Pr
Class A, for 1912.
80 NC uIaNn AZ Nit0ngton, Delaware Nav N 1870 ,t.r
the superintendent OF Commissioner ,n,'r,c
theSia'e' - namhcr lotteTy-li drawn ballots
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
prizes Of s2aOep each are sIpln01 I - too,, , =
'n5, ~ OF F.o ofiOOO. of8lOl 90 ~ Si,' ~
OF GU 10 of So l0of41O 2l5 OF 3ll &c atc w. ~
cts sS-sharcs in proportion. 's III
10 Packages OF wholes and shares; single Whole
anu IS always on hand, in the usual great variety ,rd
inss are received THO n ptcCpp uiA"'
ap 10 Managers Office corner - T, n
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LADYls FIOwEp oApnr,,

..,,,.,, bl'S FLOWER GARDEN
E'hNh ii,l her own Flower Garden hv f,ui., t,t,.
nnt'ning simple and practical .iircciona 40 .
uNaunf RANTS and tiowcrq IN the Soufhern and N,,tt
Haef msea tloraa HcVcalinRs. and Hints f,r ~, 49,,
aEoneui OF Fnwers IN Rooms So with brief H,t,ni. "a
- inn- oI Iianlsa ni finwcte Tho whole In psin nj
supple language, expressly calculated Tor popul,, nv, "
AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN
mo American iluwcr Garden Dircrfotv r,.,t......
Ifacica DIRECTIONS or The culture of Plants in tie F',
nard.n' Tot House, Green House, Rooms "a p,tig,,,
Wind"w- or every month IN Tho year with deco a. r
o Uc RAMS most desirable on each month, the n,urr If
' sou ahN SITUATION hea aiarted 10 their growi Tho mo-
re- sgason ior ranspaniinf Instructions iar crcrtnr
"l louise elccn oune aud laying Flower Ginfrn
INSTRUCTIONS ior prcp,tnf the soil ptoposaHnr, pu ing
pruning raining aui iruting the CRAZE VIM viii ~
srriptone nj the hest SORTS Tor culfvans IN a. -, w,
New Billions with numerous adHuons, bv n nuis
Nufserymau aud Fiors, Just received Inv
~ ~ SMITH, DRtNKER A NORRIS
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NOTICE.

Iron aud AFTER the 18th Of April our Ti-weekly line o
hnait 70 lynchhurc, will leave Richmond aud Lynch
nurs on Monday. "Wednesday aud Friday, at o'clock A
W bN nus arranscWent Ne are enabled 10 connec
ti"h viii the Western Stages ont nj LVnchhutg. OuI
SectsVile Boats will run usual MONDAY Wc,inesda,
anu ihdal evening AZ o'clock, z. NJ 10 the conve
mence and expedition 10y this route all others roina
Mesit"m Richmond or tie vicinity, shall any
thns Our refer passengers and others those who have
travelled on Boats
an 23-f boyd. EDMOND A DAVENPORT
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NEW GOODS.

NORTHERN SADDLERY AT REDUCED
PRICES.
lust received per srht Harriet. from Philadelphia a
- lotot cheap saddles, Brides Birdie Iearcrs 4 Sc
winch WI. be sot a. reduced prices, 'or cash Country
Merchants are invited 10 cali and examine before puf
CHASING elsewhere. x n DICKINSON,
az ~ % 2nt ionr below tho TeTr Tavern
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T'AMARINDs-IOo Its nj fre.h r,,,,,,,,. =, -I-
w ~" "'t"e. ap0 az DOVE
-LIPPERs Ar FIFTY CENTS
W. have On hand loi of Slippers which We v,,u sell
w az my cents per pair. WIZ ~
.o.o r,. JUDAH MYERS & CO
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THE subscribers have received hy rercnf arrivals
u complcfo assortment ~ STABLE and FANCY my
GOODS suifedtothe Spring trade.
Rich striped and ffurct silks
BLACK and Blue black a.
Hue, Black and cnrdC hallrvr
fiE'dCrcpc 30 Latino, y new article
Saratoga and Selcua Lawns
Foulari silks, patterns
Worked Muslin aud TlrraITa.e C.IIat4
black and cold Crepcs
Fiet Gloves and Mifia
houuct, Cap and Iusifinr Uibbons
Plain and Fancy Cravafs
Dress Uikfs and Scarfs
PLAIN aud hE'd Slfn Vcannss
Lace Goods, great variety
Nonncts, SprgE MTcafha &C
ml ~ d&ctf '""""''
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE &c
At the Virginia House.
~ NHueof deed Of Trust from Thomas JelGs d,,s 4
- sun nit and duly recorded the Clerks ono ~
te usngs Court OF thus City, Tor the purposes
yhuohed We shall on Thursday morning 9Th NAV neYr
a. ~ CLOCK az the Virginia House, q street proceed
sait deed. consisting OF - ~ "
well toned Piano, q Dubois manufacture
Bedsteads, Feather Bess
Mattresses, Nashstanis
Looking Glasses, Carrets
Sitebcard. Bureaus. Chairs
1enue Tables, Dining Table.
Tea Table, Card Tables
Bed aud Table Linen. Counterpanas R1ank.ts 4.
China aud Glass Ware 49,
Kitchen Furniture ct every description
Fenscrs and Fire Irons
Knives and Forks, les and Table Spoons
Two Mich Cows, Sc &c.
Also' a negro woman who IS valuable House servant
" The sole " % be positive without limit or rese,v
ITnS-InferSi So, cash, $50 20 sI0u Go tays aIpn an
upwaris month; negotiable notes. satisfactory snl5rs
Ell, viii be required IN Allcases
HARRISON -
WM ARCHER, I trustees.
no sale conducted by
a. - stts WILLIAMS & HANAII Aur,s
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CO-PARTN ERSUIP.
fI'HE undersigned have chic day formed a ronno riou
to hc conIurriin the name ot Frederick Anderson a
Co Tor Tho purpose ~ continuing the business of Their
tate nrm of A W Anderson a. Co. via. General Com
mission Agency. and they hope iy cont nued close ar
p atom Co mcrtthc patronage part nf Inc friends of
hc Tate CON Gun aud " any others who may 90 % co.
irusi their business 10 them.
FREDERICK ANDERSON
ANDERSON
Richmond Mtrch1O. tstf. spts,s
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FOR PHlLADELPHIA


ESN iuc regular racket schooner HARRIET Hand
~ ntstcr having part Of her cargo engaged and viii
ave an possible dispatch. For freight or nasz,gs
Apply on board, a. Testers WHAT 10 - F''SIs''
JAMES FISHER a SON ar
w WV ROW.
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lect 81 desirable especially when distant om cities
where tuners are seom 10 be met WhD having only
The metallic plate aud all the modern improtcmc
also peculiar Braces calculated 10 give strength and
sulidry.
4 gHdrHHfsF n writing entities the purchaser 10 OK
change he instrument any time within year. should
prove defective.
ncW Fiauos sold to remain loo his city. will he kent
tune one year without char and those bc INTO
the country packed without charge.
Pianos tuned let on hire aud taken in exchange.
+. ~. TAYLOR,
mar Music Store nppositc tho Vanks
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LEwIsRURG CosvESrIoS "A convention OF The c'-
tizens of the Western counties of this State will be
held at lewsburg the first day of August next for
ha purpose as is stated ia Of their meetings, to Pc
,i,ion 10 the Legislature 'reapporion the represen
tation Of line State each branch of that body on the
principles of equal right and justice as recognized IN
tue formation of the constitution of every other State
in the Union, and denied only by own Eastern
fellow citizens for the purpose of perpetunng IN their
own hands every power Legislative, Executive and Ju'
dcai, which long OF common right and in equal por-
tons every other member of political communi-
w." We npprehend the same difficulty between The
East and the West, and :Ie came excitement among
the people of the divisions of the State, that ezIs
ed during the Session of The Virginia Convention IN
lS25-We hope, however, that our Legislators from
both sides OF the Ridge, will next Winter act with WIS
Goa and prudence, and thereby save the Old DOMINION
from disgyacs-L yachJurg Republican.
MEETING is NiomoLas.-A large meeting was held
in this county the 10th May, denodncing the course
pursued by the las, Legislature upon the subject OF re-
appor,ionment Of represcntation-approving OF the
Convention proposed to be held al Lewsburg on the
lst August NEXT for the call Of State Convention,
and appointing delegates TO rapresen. them in said
Convention al Lewsburg The voice Of Western
Virginia will be heard upon this subject, and We hope
that the Valley section though entitled to her just share
Of representation under the present arrangement will
make common cause with their trans Allegheny breth-
rem, and cease rot their Efforts until The inequality
which exists shall be removed.-laHcy Star
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JNFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Persons aong under diseases ANY Kind contagious,
admitted In tins institution ;he follow ng ranS:
For any period exceeding weeks, as patients nj SIS
per week eoored ST. For any period exceeding weeks
deduction of 81 per week is made in every
The charges include board medicines, medical
attendance surgical operations, and
the patient made
There separate wards for the different classes of patients,
and the accommodations ample and complete in every
srrct.
Two Of the Professors of tho College visit the Institution daily,
one having charge the Surgical wards and the other Of the Me-
dal lying ward the charge Of the Professor
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty al the College
called in consultations
Gentlemen sending from the county the nhmar
expected give city Letters should address
ed To tie President of the lnirniaTy.
D.c.o 70-yv1y
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N.sil.Xcrns. lure %

" AsHiSCToSi June ~.
SsEaic.-There was passage-at-urtns upon WHIT IS
called DE Title Tariff IN the Senate to-day The Frde-
raj &c the House have yet been able drill
,bel. ra ory, IN caucus, 10 vote this measure; and,
therefore, although the Federal majority the House
intrnd#eed /, under o.ucS Authority, with orders 10
wiiip il through n half an oEr-and athou nh il was
l.. act hurried 10 consGmmalon under double and
pie gags, that 1t nigh. anticipate lie expiration OF
existing duties and the conteu,p plated movements on
Tue .cu; Tariff bll, yet the Senatorial caucus seems
no, 10 is;e settled the matter far that body.
Mr.. B.tren called for his old habeas corpus bill to
supersede State jurisdiction 10 State criminals BY Fee
deral authority and this pondero's measure, pregnant
sth debate and resistance 10 the ul!ermcs vas in.
t..pcstL to keep out If The Senate the bill which The
Fede mn i'll the House made such haste send
in,o il, Tie renlar.s made Mr.. Berficns PROPOSE.
ton show hat rppernost IN the thoughts Of the
Senators 81 beth sides. Everybody erceycs that The
real matter Of interest TO which Congress shoad give
is instant and CONSTANT att, .!on, is the supply OF he
Goycrnment--the 5es;o:a.ion and maintenance Of tho
credit of the Treasury This -hcrld engage every
rent Of congressona! deliberations ye. tie Senate
throws il Off for Sir. Berrien S ha5eaS corpus This,
however, IS but tub TO the whale. The public is 10
bc smused with this until the secret caucus settles
what is to be done WITH Captain Tyler aud his Admi
nstration.
Mcssrs. Woodbury. and Buchanan toEced thclen.
et point with Whggery, in the course Of The remarks
they n,a1s eu Mr. Berrens motion. Mr.. CrittendeD
attempted 10 pssfr, and had well nigh opened up the
discussion. But MIR. siargnm, the President pro
ne.po>ed and made effort &c arrest this tendency
to bring up SECESSION in open Senate before the
Gus decision. Mr. Crittendens ingenious arioT was
admonished and he sat silent under Mr. Buchanan 5
last keen Ietort.-ia.
WAsnIxGrox, june 2i.-Afer the transaction of the
morning hours the bill 10 provide further remedial JUS
lice in ,he district courts Of the L. S, CAME up as the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE Applications for adj
Cadrts into tie Virginia Military Institute will BIZ
by Undersigned until the 1T day of July neAt di
reced post pad lexington Virginia State Cadets are fur
ned rattously with bnird tuition, fuel lights hooks
onary and medical attendance aud liable the expense Of
clothing only which estimated Ss0 SOO for
~ months. They required y a TO serve two years, after
graduation Teachers and for their entitled Ia all
As these appointments designed TO be
upon whose circumstances do enable OBJ
rain applicants satisfy the Visitors By whom
appointing made, that this inability exists. The
of the State Cadet is three Vacancies will
Cadets from Is of the following Senatorial Districts
Caroline, Ahemare, Augusta, Shenandoah iecklenburg
Buckingham, accomac, RappahannGck Frederick Tazcwe
Grpenber, Charlotte Ptsyvania. Richmond city, Wetmre
land Rockingham Harrison, Norfolk brunswick King Quee
Gonchland, Lrndoin, Allegheny and kanawha.
Besides the Cadets applications VIII he received 10 fill
Cadets who pay their expenses These
may presented from any county within the State The
years and the estimated expense for IL months
including every necessary about so This class entitled To
privileges the State Cadets, bur required teach
after -duaiion All application. must be accompanied by
auvncal testimonials fair moral the
aye height aud physical fitness Of the applicant Period for al
mission between ~ and - years.
FRANCIS ii. SMITH, Superintendent V. ~.
May ~ willy
Gy Wing and Compiler will copy week until LIST July,
and forward account tn F. II. s. for payment.
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POETRY.
"nrcA yar rErsiye r.s' >s."
Fcma tie "Rceot q, i,,e~,,.D

From ,5e 'sRccol, II i,'a1"J
EUROPE ANu AMEniCA-&Y SnrrAEf-
There J. a People mighty III is Youth,
4 aud ..,und Oceans OF the West,
Vi .r- tiui Ii with rude>t rites Freedom and Truth
Al ped from glorious mothers hira'',
" a., -tc- h.h tt.,cns al, anon. tue rest
SIT. iis the Cuccn Of Nations but ~ woe,
R> ,ur-d monster, outraged aud Oppressed,
Tntu, Il, frr c!nnlrss child for snec1r NOW,
II draws the milk Of Power IN Wisdoln's fullest how
That ,nl = Tx IN Fall, whose yoI". .tzs
Feeds 81, tie auuIItlc beam, who's golden plume
Floats :poyeluS> GA Ire siofn' an! IN the hiaHe
az >aaisc CLEANS wien .iith Is wT"pt u. gloom
An Ep,ia ph of .ury f.: the tomb
al murdered iUI"ic nag IL! flic lie mndc,
,:lea, People IL the sand, shalt thou become,
rhy crow Ia is ,,i:t when nlrit in..>l fade
Tie nulliiuo lAfih shall >irea beneath :i: SHADE.
V,s, ia the ID 81, there Is .li't honis
Tor Freedom CeuiHs i made stE"". u rear
The monument. oi man beneath III. d"ni
o. anew heaven. Myi.a., assemble there
Whoa TIE proud lords of man IN rag or fear,
Dry. from tlr;i wasted homes.
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ITO JOHN BOYCE, person of unsound mind. by Sarah
ton his Conmittec-You will take notice, that sis At
the United States Hotel, in the city of Philadelphia on Thur,
day the day july 1872 between the hours e
O'Clock the morning and six O'Clock in the afternoon take
deposition of George Wiley, Senior To BIZ read rs evidence
the suit now pending Circuit Superior Cent OF Chancfy
for the county Iienrico and the city of Rchmond w-,ra
a plaintiff you defendants and, should thing
10 prevent the taking DEPOSITION that day. TAXI.
continued f.om day day al the place
til the same shall he taken. ROBERT !. SMITH.
Richmond, June 18th, 1872. l2-3Iy
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Baton and rte.sn,piyl Law ii h4Of 81 hiode''s
Taft Of diecrmtna,ng ard protecting duties inpo.'
nscsrain restrictions upon tanks, among other things
prohibiting stockholders from voting by proxy instruct
inc senator's and requesting Representatives ~ Con,
prss 10 vote tor the discontnuance oil lne Iih''Dly
seaJ,ny 4, West Point; granting divorces in the case
81, ,,r couple pardoning three State Prison convIcs'
,un,..ing the sentence of death against David Abbott
~, he murder Of his wife, to Imprisonment Tor e
,J rejecting the bill to abolish punishment OF death
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having determined upon
INN, ING Ia the Valley Virginia offers for sale the Tract
f land IN which she resides, situated in Madison county,
The road leading from Madison Courthouse To Orange Court
ns ssout ne miles former place, from
The n-r The tract contains about 5a5 including fair
na,,ian NJ wood land. II well adapted the growth OF
rioyer uud plaster well upon it, The dwelling aud out
hoses are and convenient The situation heal
the and agreeable Farther description is deemed
il presumed purchasers will visit the premises and
udre for themselves. The will be both as TO price
md me If naymen Persons wishing purchase address
he al White p o. Clarke Va, until the mid
A., ~ anmns, nr,l FRANCES BARNETT.
VI. -, y, 81 1-wSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

The commissioners from Mama, tie commissioners
from Massachusetts,, the comcitee from New Bruins
wick, Mr. Smonds Speaker of The House of Assembly,
and Mr. Nc Laughan, warden Of The disputed territory,
ana s,.. Reed, Secretary OF the Government Of New
Brunswick, ma sl,o Dr.. Wells, from Canada now
in this city, for the purpose Of acting in concert with
the Secretary of State and Lord Asburtop, her 81
taaac Maesys special minister penipo,entiary, in an
attempt to adjus. aEicaby the question of the North
eastern boundary of the u. S. We understand the
usual prelnnarles have been gone through With. and
that the commissioners now awaitinga proposition
from the BSjlish Minister Globe.
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lie said, real spOliaon, and protecting unworthy
Of e civilized country
M. Mermllliod, the deputy for Hare, who spoke
next, expressed hope that the decision Of the Anie1
rican Congress would be influenced by the repre-.
sena,ion Of France and the other countries and ad-
vised the Government TO renew them with additional
energy.
The question was then dropped, and the Chamber
nroceed 10 discuss the other items of the budget.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

AFATTzRs IEaisLA1pRg They have way of do
ing business in some OF the New England States, which
worthy of ell imitation. We perceive that the legs
lature of Connecticut after session Of only nG i5ees,
has adjourned sine die During this brief session. they
passed acts-cne abolshing Imprisonment, FOR debt e1-
ccplng of fraudulent withholding, concealing,
obtaining, carrying away property; repeating all laws
regulating The sale Of saruous liquors, except the Law
relating taverns and the sale Of liquors TO Indians
ccndemning the Bankrup. Law, and the Land Distsl,
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Commander Levy's sentence has been dsapproved
by the President of the U. S. and he as ordered him.
he suspended for twelve months without pay. (The
Secretary is said to have approved the y
This is too severe for who did not whip hard
enough FOR his Judges.
Commodore Elliott was suspended for tyranny, and
Levy for mercy; and yet they, far can judge,
think alike in Grvisng their punishments. Consider.
ing what the President had 10 contend with, We think
he entitled to the appreciation OF all men Of feeling
So we CO. Washington Inds1
Commander Levy sent Mr.. Pettrich check for $40
the otlsr Gay. Generous H.
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and forward account To +. II. s. for payment


TRUST SALE OF BEAR GARDEN FURNACE
by virtue of Deed Of Trust executed BY the Buckingham
ID Iron Manufacturing Company TO the undersigned bearing
a, November, $780, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
Buckingham county, in order certain debts
therein mentioned shall proceed to sell, in The Of New
Canton, sad county, Wednesday, the 3h day Of July
next if fair n fair day. the highest bidder for
ready money the Bear Garden Furnace with all n the
thereto belonging From the peculiar location of this
property, holds inducements Of character capt.
alsts The Furnace built within the
YEARS. and of very superior structure, within mile
of the James River Canal Upwards of $40 OF Pig Iron
made IL in year. The and wood abundant
country and every necessary budn. and fixture for
rating scale There 500 of tie
Land nearly half IL woods The buildings alone
wards So 0O0 Edward W. sims, who lives the Fur
mace the property any who wishes it,
vested in will be conveyed purchaser
which Is believed 10 be indisIntaLle
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
Buckingham, May 10, Isle. 5-wtds*
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li-it'


IN CfANCERY-VraGislA-Ata Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and CanceTy continued by adjournment, and held "a.
the of James City and the city of Williamsburg 81 TN
Court ue in the said city, Tuesday the tenth da, ~ Mas
thousand eight hsndred and fouy.two:
Samuel Griffin lanes Lee and lillian H. Jones who
for themselves and such Of the creditors of Sanne W. Por de-
ceased will join in this suit and contribute 10 the ct,s'
thereof plaintiffs.
against
Iucius f. Cary, Administrator Of mua w Pryor deceased
Christopher j. d. Pryor, IT, Samuel w. Pryor and Mary Z" P
or said Christopher, Samuel and MAR, children ad
heirs Of the said Saml W. Pryor, deceased and VIM Pac
Defendants:
In this cause Thomas o. Cogbii il appointed BY thr tout
guardian adj em defend the infant defendants, christopher!
d. Pryor Jr Samuel W. Pryor and Mary +. Pryor, and he a
answer, which there il exceptions; and therrHa
be heard The bill, which taken i
conrssed defendant, Iucin F. Cary Administrator
Samuel w. Pryor. deceased he having been served w The o
pnna this than months. and still falling ioa
swrr, Of the other Defendants 10 w There
exception the exhibits filed and the arguments al Cuh
consideration Whereof the Court doth adnagc order aud d
cree, that the defendant uciIs f. Cary, Ahmnsfaiof "a
muel W. Pryor. deceased render before the Coni>i"l-r "
Samuel W. Pryor, deceased, which account the Comms'h
directed examine, and settle, and TO the CouT' |
with any specially stated which he deem sfnr
which The parties require The Commission a'o
OF all the debts paid by SAID Admins
traitor, binding heirs of said Pryor. and all the ou''aha'
debts due by said Pryor wch bind his eirsard, also a
stating all the other debts outstanding aenn %
Commissioner il authorized take, eivins o.
tice TO that eec, 20 all the creditors Of said Decreased sa"e
PDor's estate, in published in virginia obo
week for four successive weeks and he viii report sa ice
TO this Court in ordsT 4 fnnl decree.
Copy-Testc, ,
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE-The undersigned will SELL
TO the highest bidder Court house. the
and Monday all the Lands in the counties Of
and Northumberland with their encumbrances,
Combs deceased viz Cabin Point Bull Point
and Bush Field in Westmoreland Cherry Point aud the MIL
Tract, known by the Of Lees Mill, in Northumberland
: STERLING COMBS.
June 3 S-mtdst
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unfinished business ai yesterday. Alf Waiaet occu-
nss Tic remainder ofls aay in az nrgar,eat opposing
he blk and, cs we understand. {or we were nc! pre-
sen,J was watm!y Congratulated By many Senators at
The close of il, Ii was considered as remarkable Tor It's
aIo,,epce and f.rcp-H.
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mo STUDENTS OF LAW.-rhe subscriber proposes 10 re-
omen hi, Esabis nlent South street, Baltimore upon the
same extensive plan formerly And should suitable number
of students atrcnae this and tho first Of October ncA
e,. ~ m delivered Of Lectures moral literary and
historical subjects addition many on Law, and the phioso
ply general puic.. Students VIII also have the
svc law and library at their command The es
Enlistment will al open Tor lew students, IN ADVANCE
of those WHO may hereafter attend. ,-,, ,,,,,
Nv