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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14
TAYLOR'S
(DI3lfLal3J2yA1p1SlD l3lAlhSAII Ols'
LIVERWORT.

TOU6HS AND COLDS should not be allowed
~ to settle on the lungs, they SOW the FIRST
seeds Of that fell destroyer, Consumption. One OF
the very beet remedies ever Uncovered is the gen-
uine DIR. rsyor's Balssm of Lisetwort. from 375
Bowery which has within the las, nine years es-
isblished for itself reputation before k
Coughs which have been allowed 10 even for
years, have been cured in three days, " here
this excellent vegetable remed, has been used.
The following testimony cannot fail To convince
the most skspiicoi that this medicine is the very
best discovered in curing all diseases OF the
chest, lungs and liver.
Licer Complaint and General Debility do
consider my cure almost miraculous. VAS given
up BY two physicians and told to prepare for death
was so weak co,ld not raise my hand Ia my
head | was in this low stste when friend sent
me a bottle Of Dr. Taylor. Balsam of Liver~ott.
from 375 Bowery, and before had used up the
bottle able TO sit up in bed. By the further
Of it have completely regained my health
All should il.
GEO WELLS % Iohn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

Posi- OFFicE, MARrIssBuRs,
July / 1912
TN order 10 enable TO meet the drafts from
"A the Pos, Otnoe Department upen me. (Which
ara made at the expiration of each Quarterly am
induced TO sdopt the cash sySfem--snd from this
date the Postage on Lsuers will be required on dc
livery, and Newspaper Postage quarterly in ad-
vance. This rule will be strictly adhered 10.
JOHN p. STEWART. p. ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14
Clothing, Fancy Goods,
JEwnxRY, CUTLERY,

They can in fact almost d,ess person from head
to foot. They have also for sale fresh supply OF
hne o, anse., Lemons. Rais,ns, Almonds, English
Walnut,, Palm Nu,., F,lberts; all kinds Of CAN.
DIES; Sweet Cnvsndish, Lump and Smoking To-
bacoo; Pincipe. Hasans, Spanish and Half Span
,.h Sugars; fresh and hne RapPee and Scotch
Snuff. together With large assortment of Good.
generally kept in Furnishing Store, which the,
oa-r =, ve,y low orices. They have also for sale
fine supply Of H,~ksworth Superior RaIor..
n B. Don't forget the Store House. II lie thu
House formerly kept by Mr.. Adam Young or
Queen Street.
June %. l842.-3t
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AB nLatobe Benjamin II.
Albsrtis Mrs. X. E. Long William
Brown James S. Long William & Son
Beatty J. W. NJ. n.
Bloom Frsnci. NJ. Mcclure George II
Burns VIM. c. Mixsell Samuel
Boar man Columbus Moniwethrr Jackson
Burns John. Sen. Minehin Lewis
Barker Joseph tMer Norman
Burkhart Daniel McGarlin Miss Csthaiine
Be,z Adam MCKEE Hugh
Bines John Mcclure G W
Browne Jes,ee Mathews William
Burns John, Jr. Mathews John (Cons,.)
Boarman Samuel murphy j.
Burn, Joseph Mu,h Philip
Bowers Adam tMr Bride Vincent
ODE sMcMillan Miss Ann
Patrick tNcKeagney Thomas
Cunning ham Peter Myers William
Colston Col. L. tMc Donsld William
Cookus p. u. <No Godheb
Glover PHILIP & Co. Syicholss Ana +.
Cook T. z. PR
Cunningham Hiram tpendl"ton VIM H.
Clarke Solomon Page DR.. Thomas
Clarke John SPendleton w.
Curren James SPorteIfed MR.. Ann H.
Chisholm Rev. JAS. 3 tPoisal Jacob
Castley Timothy hediford o"et
Deabh David o. Wm. Hob'nson t'eh
Towns WV nohnes Sa :,
DAVIS George Reash Mrs D.'o''y +
Oorce DAVID Ridou' Ma Sey
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.4LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Po.t Office at Martins.
N burg, Va. on the lat day Of July i5a2, which
if taken before the lsi day OF October. will
be st ut to the Grneinl Post Office Dead Letters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

vlRGINIA:-Ta sAe County Cour, of Berkeley,
June Term. 1882,
Joseph Burns, Admir-. Of Joseph STROBE, deceassd.
Henry Bsshore and o,hers. dns.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause 10 referred to Seaman Gafsrd, as Sps-
cial ssioner, state and settle the sccounts
between the parties.
HARRISON WAITE. c. .. C.
ConmIss,ossm's Oryicx,
Marfias6nrg, June %, l3{2.
TIME parties to the above suu will piease to
Il take notice. that will att nd at my Ofhcs.
in Nartinsburg, on Saturday The 30'h day Of July
next, for the purpose Of proceeding TO make W
report in the above case, at which time sad place
the partie. will attend and produce before mo all
such evidence and vouchers they intend 10 o6sr-
SEAMAN GARARD, Spec. Con.
June %. i842.-6t
vIRGiNIA:-In the c,cum Superior Cour, Of
Law and Chance'y, for Berkeley County
Allen c. Hammond, pfW.
John Kisingers OK rs and ethets, dfs.
IN CHANCERY.
NOIICE.-All p-r.ons having elaine against
In tho estate OF John Ki.,mger, decd, not YET
audited. will present them me At my Ofice, in
Mar,in.barg, an before tho LIST day Of August
next, with all such evidence may be required to-
authenticate them.
SEAMAN GARARD. Con.
June %, 1876,
VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery. for Berkeley County,
James l.. Cunningh ham, admir-. Of Rachel HILL do
ceased, pAD
agdtnsf
John S. Porte, field, 5f.
IN CHANCERY.
NIOTICE All persons having legacies binding
IN the lands, specific liens debts binding
the rsni estate Of John s. Porter field will present
them to me at my Office, in Mar,nsburg, on be-
fore the l4ib Of July next, in order that may re-
por, them TO the Court, required BY en- order
nnde in the above cause.
SEAMAN GARARD. Con.
June %. 1872 At
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

CO,sfectS0ss0ry and Fruit.
A FRESH supply of Candies. Oranges. Lem
N ons, Pine Apples. Raisns, Prunes, &c, fo'
sale.
June 80 1912. W. DORSEY.
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GEO. WELLS, % John ~,

Remarkable Cure.-For two years have been
extremely i'll with nervous affections. accompanied
with pain in the stomach, fullness uf the chest, la
Dor in breathing cough, loss of a2pette, vomiting
and soreness of the breast Lave been constantly
under the care of physicians. bur could get
lief until commenced with DR.. Ia, lors Balssm
| of Liverwort. This medicine has restored me to
health, and recommend all persons to go to 375
Bo~ery, and get this medicine if they would be
we'll. b. II BRAKEMAN, II I'd Avenue.
Difficulty Of Breathing For several months
have been tormen,ed with disease, which tried
every means To cnre But Dr.. rsylor's Balsom 6.
naily cured me. For shor,ness Of BREATH it acts
like magic, and will b. found very beneficial.
ISAAC BURNS. 40 Cherry 81. N. Y.
boon an invalid three years. and have suffered
~ torture from confirmed consumption. But DR..
Taylor's Balsam has wholly cured mo. Tho large
quantities Of matter used 10 rsse have subsided
! my cough has ceased. | am Arshy again, and in
fact my health 10 fully restored, and conscien-
J. wINDLEy.
Cossumpfios Cxred!-Being Of q studious heb
it, became afflicted, come years since, with bron.
chits, tickling in the throat, slight cough, and
other consumptivo symptoms. Every new cold
increased ny disease, uat il settled into confirmed
consumption. nov commenced the sse Of Dr.
raylor's Balsam Of Lverwort. made at 375 Bow
cry and this medicine gave relief 10 q shoii
time. l, hss since effected a radical cure.
Rev. u. W. CANDA.
PAIN in the Side ond Breaa.-For the cure Of
this diseoss. found nothing equal TO DR.. Taylor
Balsam Of Liver wort. made at 375 Bowery. i,
cured me when was very i'll, from struin which
produced severe pain
HUGH McGALE, 90 Thomas 81.
Remember that Counterfeifs are issued by the
avsricious and bad, who seek to deceive tho
TONERS of this medicine and palm of on them a
ni.ersbs imitation. The genuine was first and i,
now made only by the sole proprietor, at 37s Bow
cry, New York, at which place 1t only can be Oh
tanned. Murk-375 BoweIy.
o. The genuine only to be had in Berkeley
county, Of WILLIAM DORSEY, Druggist. who
i. soie Agent. July II. lS42.-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

UNURNIP SEED Of superior quality, tor ss'e
Il BY JNo 'AM'oo
June 30. 1912.
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OiNt V'irgtntN .NeUer Tire.
=. M. & A. X. PEISER

HAVE ju., received from Baltimore, Trash
Il IL supply Of GOODS, which they are enabled
to offer unprecedented low price,. and they par.
ticusrly invite purchasers to call and examine.
! he IL desirable stock %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14
from the NtD forS dmeTtcdn.
TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN CON-
CLUDED "a Rrporl

A highly important report, and which we have
reason to think we'll founded reached the city this
morning from Washington. II is substantially,
that Mr.. Webster and Lord Ashburton had finally
agreed upon all The points in discussion between
the two countries, and that treaty was drawn up
and ready for signature, and would be signed yes
terday. being the fourth day Of July
The North Eastern Boundary is settled by ceding
to Gfea, Britain, the territory north Of the ST.
Johns and by Great Britain ceding to the United
States the strip between present Eastern boun-
Diary and the ST Johns River, seiuding the city
Ut Fredericton. now the seat of Government Of
the British province Of New New Brunswick-and
of course the navigation NJ the river to the sea.
To this arrange ment New Brunswek was very
averse but higher considerations have prevailed,
and u settlement that must be deemed by the Unit
ed States honorable and satisfactory in high de-
gree hos been effected
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

JOHN STROLLER, {.
July "a, 1912 .-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14
THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.

The UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.
Tim following article put forth by the New
York American few days since. 1t will be seen,
from the following paragraphs which We suhjon
from the National Inisligenccr, that the informa-
ito" OF tho American is supposed to be premature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
CoNGRESS-Tu.sdoy.

In Senate, MIR. BenlOn's Resolution of Inquiry.
about the African Squadron and the Quinupe Treaty.
spoken of in The Presidents Message Of August last,
wus discussed by Nessrs. Archer and Benton, and
postf oned till TO day. The Senate went into Execa-
tive session.
In the House Mr.. Gwin asked leave to offer reso-
luton, requesting the President 10 communicate any
official information received in relation TO the design of
mulny on the Somers, and what number of persons,
with their and rank,) hive been executed, DC.
slr. Wise said Cour, of Inquiry 10 be called, and
we would have ocia Information in very few weeks.
Leave was not granted The House took up the bill 10
repeal The Bankrupt law. The bill wns sustained by
Messrs Everett, Payne, Gordon, and Bovine, and op.
posed by Mr. Barnard. MIR. CO.. Ingersoll moved il
The bill be referred to the Committee the Judiciary,
tina, said committee be instructed to report bill, ex-
GLIDING the provision, and including trading
corpnrations. Mr.. c. Brown had been opposed to the
Bankrupt law from the fist but had done all its
evil, and he thought that the smaller debtors should
have The benefit Of it. The Previous Question vas
called, and, in the confusion, motion for adjourn.
n,pnt pre- walled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
Juesday. Dec. 20. 1912.


The resolution offered by Mr.. Blue, few days
since and laid on the table, insructing the COMMITTEE
on Banks 10 enquire into The expedency of repeating
so much of the authorizing the shrrs of this Com
mo wealth to receive the notes of the Northwestern
Bank of Virginia. and of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling, in the counties of Brooke, OHIO,
Marshall, Taylor, Wood, Jackson, Mason, tabeii,
Monongala, Preston, Randolph, Marion, Harrison,
Lewis Braxton Fayette and Nicholas, and make It the
duty OF the sherfs 10 receive The notes OF all the
Banks Of Virgins, so long as said Banks continue TO
pay specie, was taken up and carried
Mir. GARsETr offered resolution, instruct'ng the
Committee of Finance 10 report 10 this House bill au'
thoriznp the Treasurer Of the Commonwealth to re-
ceve of the General Government the sum Of S31,.
600 4S cents being the disribuabe portion OF Virginia,
arising from the sales OF the public lands, ana Inc same,
when received by the said Treasurer to be dstribu
led, pro rata, among the counties OF ths common.
wealth, which are willing 10 receive u. LAID on 'he
table
The following resolutions were adopted
By MI CRAY nstructng the Committee OF Courts
Of Justice to enquire into the expectancy OF autno-
rizing the shers TO collect Printers accounts afs
np out os legal process in The courts OF this Common
wealth. and which bills are taxed in the costs OF suits;
thus placing The collection Of said bills on footing
with clerks and sherfs fee bills
Also, insructing the Committee on the Militia Laws
to enquire into the expectancy OF changing Inc com.
pany of artillery attached 10 the Doth regiment 10
company of light infantry, to be called and known oy
the name of the Loudonn Grenadiers
By Mr.. GAILAnER, that the Committee of Finance
be directed 10 enquire into The expectancy Of including
spitituous liquors among the objects of revenue,
and of laying a tax of - cents per gallon upon the
quantity bought, and sold within the State
And by Mr.. BIows Of ,instrnctng The Commeee
Of Courts Of Justice to enquire into the expectancy Of
giving to single Justices Of the Peace jurisdiction in
all actions Of espass where the title 10 lanes IS no,
involved, and where the amount OF damages claimed
by The plaintiff does not exceed S20.
The order of the day. being the resolution OFFERED oy
MIR. Miller Of Loudoun, instruc,ng the Committee OF
Courts of Justice to report bill giving to magistrates
Jurisdiction on all sums of $50 under and that they
report as instructed before the Isl January c43,
was taken up.
Mr.. MILLER gave his views in favor of The resolu
ton, would the poor debtor SO 10 sheriff s.
clerks and lawyers fees.
Mr. LEAKE of G. moved an indefinite postponemeni,
and Explained his opinion al length, taking the ground
that the passage OF The resolution would increase llga
tion-snd would be too summary on the poor debtor.
Mr. CovAs spoke strongly in favor of the resolution,
and SAID that large majority OF ms constituents were
for such law to the heavy costs (though all the
la'eysrs were against itl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
E0R TIE EA.QEIRER.


Ma Ep1oR-n your fe debate in the House of De.
egaes the biz au:horng he Banks 10 issue small notes
incorrectly asked, "When will the banks
notes." M, having asked such question:
request Of the mistake said IN sch.
stance that was aonshed from Powa
mir opkins say he was in minority on this question
that Judging from political Of the House had
posed there would be- difference Of opinion this subject
nnong. my political endsand that nj! would concur In re-
cctins bill kind--aganst which they had often raed
their voices-ttaf during Of speci. payments, The
friends Of small then contend that the
psorie required them. in order to ill The
specetat the banks had resumed and
blended hy the friends Of the small notes. that
The 5cnks required rn When would IL be that
one Of arguments would apply: That
tie issue of would suspicion Of the soundncss
of the Banks-hat should here prcessd home, &c.
Very iesPec fully, yours,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
Deaths.
".Nor, ultima Inca rerun est"

".NorJ ultima Inca rtrum est
Died Mden Hail. In the county Of Richmond st the resi-
dence shter, Mrs Mary W. Cox the both OF October
asst Capt RopEE1 rKSs IN the 18th year Of his Capt
fpkas Of tie few remaining old PUgaid geTf'ner
Neck tie characterized by those polished
and which peculiarly attach 10 cere
men and condition in life Whilst married man and
keeper lin The of Weam"eardj
the abode elegant hospitality and snciaby lie was sora
and ardent In his feelings and sympahies devoted Ia his chill
drpn Of whom he has e three daughters and TWO sons
and sorrow fu and kind polite every bcdy. lie has died
full year, and full of all the honors that belong to worthy
member Of socefy-and he has died anehtfd ~ ~
knew him; for had enemy. knew him not lie was
not prof christian, but thought important 10 live
possible To the rule do unto oe NJ you would
should DO unto than merely pofrs. d. lie retain
his pbysc" and eEtaI in remarkable degree
one of the writer o this tribute 10 his memo
has enjoyed many and agreeable mb!e his farm
with him IN the few years last past.
Farewell If ever fondest prayer
For otlef's veal aval'd un high,
3iin. will not NJ, be lGst IN air.
But watt thy name beyond the sky
p-r The Wbis will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL,
The .Nutinp ind E1ccufion.

The New York Express processes 10 give the follow
ing additional particulars:
ain The first place, The mutIDJ was discovered Deio'e
her arrival al 81, Thomas and The execution took place
oil the Goth November veral days before she reacheu
that island
CATER the mutiEy was discovered, dominance. pic'
Kenze impaired lie Information TO some OF ms ohceis'
who armed themselves and went on deck when the
commander ordered all the officers Of the brig 10 conc
aft on the quarter deck. Spencer with the rest,
and being all assembled the commander charged MAJ
with muliny, and ordered him TO be put IN IRONS
Spencer made resistance, bat turned up the sleeves
Of his 10 receive the irons. This was done Ia pre-
sence Of The crew, who, il supposed, Spencer e1
pected would rise in his favor But there was no Ell
fort OF the kind One two days after, the other two
men were put irons Spencer IN irons four days
beiu.e he was executed On The day or night previous
the execution, an examination had and it was
resolved TO execute three a gun fred al o'clock,
when the prisoners were summoned 10 explate their
crimes and The were assembled to witness the
execution. Spencer received the sentence with great
irnness and apparent disregard of DEATH On the sig
nal being given they oil run up at the same instant,
at the ain yard arm, Spencer side of the YES.
sci and the two men on the other, &c.
The New York Courier gives further accounts, of
what il calls hs extraordinary but entirely JustIfab!e
proceeding "-proessedlS drawn from the highest nu-
ihor,ty Among other circumstances, il states, that It
was Midshpman Spencer, who communicated the plot
To MIR. Wales, the Pussers Steward, uncer an oath o.
sec-ecythat, finding he was watched he detiiled the
matter 10 the Purser who made It known TO Captain
Mackenzie-that Spencers papers then examined,
and all the details fully confirmed Capt m then
consulted his officers, in circular letter, requesting
their opinion-and each enc returned tr answer,
that Spencer and The other two rngeaders deserved
immediate denth-and the Captain conncllins with
Them determined to carry it into immediate execution
Small, Zone Of the mutineers) publicly confessed his
faults AS he was abou, be executed Spencer asked
The respite Of minutes, for himself and companions
An hour granted-an Spencer was rsked II ha
wished 10 write 10 his father or mother; but he re-
piled that he did not--he then acknowledged his
guilt and the justice of his punishmentnnd remarked.
that he would rather meet lis death here ai sea- than
be subjected the infamy Of exposure shore. They
were all run up together The n. Courier believes.
,ha, The conspiracy communicated 10 Capt NJ. on
the 9th November and the execution Of the Muneers
took place on the LIST December.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

RICHMOND NARKETS-Utc. II, Isf2
TOBACCO-O!d Tugs 81 o5 IS; Old leaf, Is so: new
uss So; leaf. IS sos leaf, loose, IS Il
new lues, loose. - a | IS.
BACON-New city cured cents; old Western, > a 4.
LaED-New, : n cents
APPLE BRANDY-vns;na, - a "a cents
WIII>kEY-Ia!t more &c cents.
P0RK-s3 50a a.
FLOER-s4 l2l.
GRAIN-Whai from 65 to 81 cents corn 40 As CENTS oats,
IS ~ rrns-reccips small, prices nominal.
COTTON YAFNS-Rcmand and Manchester Factory prices,
Nos L. and D. 20; TO- II and H. III 10 and H. 3D.
Is and lS. %: u, 81 -, 81; 10, %, % cents. .
CANDLESTaow, iu IL; sperm, Is p; HuPs Patent, 10
4 i6l cents per Id.
FEA1nERs-25 30 cents per H. for live geese.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

TO;.TSA COUNTY
meeting Of tho Democratic party of The county Of
Louisa, will take place at their Courthouse, on the Cad
Monday in January rext that being court day, TO nke
consideration the propety Disappointing Del'gues
to attend the State Convention hch is proposed 10 ne
held in Richmond, the 4'h Of March, lc43. IT is
desirable that full meeting from the different sectons
Of The county shall take place.
Dec % 1912. MASY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
CONCORD ACADEMY.

THE mex, ssion of this Institution will the first
of FEBRUARY and November. Courses Of in
ucton and will be the same as heetofoe Persons ws
nr more particular information obtain by communication
addressed To either subscribers and directed 10 Concord
n'"'' 0 F. W. COLEMAN,
]. ID. COLEMAN.
RrrEEr.er,-Hon. w. G. Bves, Judge Jno. MASON Zen
lanes Per.m. Hon R. H. r Huate Robert e. Sanard, Esq
Rev y Cobs Col William Johnson Joel Ioeman, ESD
col Morrca Cooke Portsmouth, Mordeca Cooke, EsG. j
Norfolk; VIM H. Tayloe' Of Mount Airy and judge Ba!y Of
Accomack.
who either have hac OF no" nave OF warns
members of the Institution. - 80,
Der
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
pINTINc EsTABIJsgMENT FOR sALE-Circumsiance

PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE-Cireumsiances
rendering mp'aeeaSe 70, him to engage a. st o. 10 Inc
hs Mace the for sale the establishment former
y used in printing The Petersburg satesmar Every article
60 immediate operation be found 10 tile Of
fec and In an individual desnus Of commencing newspale
offers Among the materials are snths
Presses $40 pounds Of gnnrseois Type lot OF Job In
oosne stones every thing else requisite In Printing once
for issuing newspaper which can he effected 10 one Gay al
t.r the pu chase. Apply f BY letter. post pa:d1 10
= - J. 81. H. BRUNEI, Petersburg, Va
Dee. % WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER EsTATE FOR sAiE.-i offer
sale my Farm in rowhatan county, lying on James rvef
Ii miles above the rty Richmond adjoining the lands Of
Turpn r. W. Royser George W Porter and Thos Har-
river low grounds 800 hiah land OF good cultivation
and wood land original growth and heavily timber
cd l49 bushels OF seeded the land this
wear The buildings good dwelling hou'e with six
rooms and all necessary For apply 10
- f THOS. A. HARRIS.
" "a plat OF the land may be seen At my ofite
" R.. II. DICKINSON
~ % cS-2aYf
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=, 1912. MASY DEMOCRATS.
-------------------
GREENSNII.i.E CUENT

1nEEHSNt-hG loL.Sii' -, r,
meeting of the Democrats Of Greensviile County
will be held at the Court House, at January Court (lst
Monday take into consideration the proprety OF
pointing Delegates 10 attend the Democratic Conven.
ton proposed 10 be held nj Richmond The Alb of
March next. SEVERAL DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

NEGRO HIRING The subscribers viii continue the business
Negro Hiring for lie year, All servants hired out
by them their personal attention during sickness
lhry will also attend Collection of every de-
scripton Re niing Of Ilouses &C., &C.
DABSEY & CAUTHORN,
Cross street fronting the Bell Tavern.
rae D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

~ The Card of Mr.. TAYLOR uhe Delegate from
Norolk) was received too late last evening" to appear
in this mornings paper. II will be attended 10, in our
next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
Dec. %

+ EVILS HILL CoILxcroR AND GRNEnaL AoxSr, kieAnesd,
TaAends to Hiring out Negroes and Collecting Claims Ia
the adjacent ccunt!ss ana carolIns
pss - H-wsu