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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

ISFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL Co u,,siou,
Persons Iabong under diseases OF kind, MOI
are admitted in this institution the following atcs
For period not exceeding six weeks na sir weeks
per week. eoiored do at ST. For any period e1eeeahs "
deduction of 81 per week made in every case medes
The above charges include board, nursing
attendance, surgical operations and every case
patient may require No et,a eadrg are maas ~ neu
There separate wards for The different ~ .rery
spect. -. -. Restitution daily
one having charge of The Surgical wards and the
deal The lying ward under the charge OF M clese
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty OF 'ne
Gentlemen sending servants the country 70 M addrs
are expected te give city reference Letters 'ao1'
cd to the President Of The Innrmary. T9-wH
Dee, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
March /

WATCnMAKER's TOOLS AND MATERihLs - Maze
w makers can bc furnished with all kinds Of Tools ana @
rails at the subscribers store, eonprsngfIes Of me @
kinds by the trade bench vices pin vices hand
mrs blow pipes drivers, pyas, cutting n So of
coes drill stocks breaches, tool handles Also, MI h lain
watch glasses consisting of unette patent fiat and pam vs,
spnrs for clocks watches, watch dials, jewels m s
chain hooks best OIL chains gold ana md
watch hands second hands, twczers, steel wire SCARF
weights, etc. C. GENNET, oppoaH ne DsA ss-yn
Ian 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

CIR CHARES-Ths noted horse will make his last
- in Virginia al Kings Tavern, Midway Inn, and Moos Old
Ordinary Prince Edward county, and VIII be let to
the moderate price Of sa the season. which may be discharged
mare be in foa and 81 10 The groom either
The will the lst day of March and expire
the lst day August Mares left with Sir Charles will be
with grain 30 day. All possible care will be taken
prevent accidents escapes but responsibility for either
PEpIGRrr.-Sir Charles by William r. Johnson's Sir
Charles dam by the imported Knowsey, d. by Ciark's
Medley, by old Ceer, g. g. d. BY the imported Brini'
mer. WILLIAM = kiNC,
JAMES b. MILLS.
Eeh W.T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

TRUSTEES sALE-By virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed
the subscriber by John c. Hughes and now Of record
the Clerks office OF The County Court Of ruvanna Tor e p
Of April 1872 publicly the premises TO the highest bidder
cash. certain Tract OF Land situated in the said county Of
bounded by Of Thomas w. Omohnndro and Others
being Tract Of Land which the said Hughes resides
And also, following property, wit: fourteen fifteen
slaves consisting of men women and children together win Sc
Horses Cattle, Sheep Hogs, anu the House
Kitchen Furniture Of the said Hughes much o.
said property shall be sufficient satisfy and pay all sums
money due and payable the debts secured 10 be paid W
said deed Of trust. ARCflD. BRYCE, Trustee.
Mach lO6-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

Female Seminary, at Oak Gr0re, Caroline county, Va
THE subscriber announces 10 the public that The seh9c 10.
Chmneys Caroline county will continued the
under the direction and tuition Of Mr. Dunton and his
The session will commence the 18th of January next anu
close the 18th OF December, allowing the month OF August
for vacation.
PRACTICAL finished English educaton including the Latin ana
French languages The domestic management Of the young IA
dies will devove chiefly upon the Mistress OF the school INC
teachers the advantages many years successful expert
In the profession and will take pleasure III called upon 10
producing satisfactory testimonials Of moral fitness and literary
The location Is elevated and heahy-not of sickness
and erected for the accommodation OF boarding
Pupils
For Board, Washing and Tuition in English branches slO
Tuition In Latin and French, charge
Lessons may taken in Music, at the Masters charge
Each pupil furnish herself with towels and lights.
Address post pai) White Chmneys o., Caroline county
GEO. B. POLLARD, Proprietor, ,
P s-To avoid opportunities from any quarter Is deemed
state here that, under circumstances will lads
admitted as pupils. !,
Oct % N-w"
1T7o HENRY KEY John White and Martha his wife, William
FAINT children Of Jesse b. Key decensed Charles Key joGn
Lambert and Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion and AM rs
wife james NJ Key and Beverly d. Key children Of James k
deceased Richard James Key, Jefferson and Mary Key infant
s s onS Of 6sa
widow Of Henry Graves deceased Patsy Brown, wdow OF !e
Elijah Daniel Martha Daniel, Francis Daniel, Beverly DANIEL
Joseph Daniel and George Daniel children Of Martin pah M
ceased, children OF Key, deceased, WHOSE
me- and John W. Key As you do not reside a
Commonwealth Of Virginia, and have Attorney within mo
me, whom notice he gvcn take h mr.
give you notice. that WILL Thursday the Ssh da
April between the hours Of sunrise and sunset OF that o
Tavern kept by Mrs Maria Baker, ordorvie 10 Ute
county Of Orange State Of Virginia. proceed 70 take the dsp
lions Of Robert King George Parrot chabod Mallory ana o,
and the Monday following, between the hours %
Lafayettes Hotel, Orange Court house, will take the aeP
lions OF Lewis y. Williams, James W. Saunders and 4.
said dispositions read evidence in certain sn
Chancery depending in the Circuit Superior Court E
and chanccry for Orange county, In the Stale OF Vns
any cause either above depostions he mol Nd
the days above mentioned the notices will be
- $3.50 r.' - MARTHA KEY:
u...., y1-wd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

ON me Aoaen .u-,ce,.q1g Of Ltrapre and Fasaion.

The hVSeH -NSCctduy 81 Lt'rdfVre dH4 r1s"i"HI
This beautiful Miscellany published At Boston, by Messrs
rradhlry Sndvn edited by MIR. Nathan Hale ~
really appears he, lone oil the HOST teeiht aho
talented Of the Literary Periodicals published III the Z states
arh number contains 4 finished and costly Engraving
attractive To reaes and two more PAGES oil MUSIC
for The Piano Forte Guiarie Muscni Department penn
n1. The direction Webb al iosior u = sad u
rank in III, list Contributors the most distinguished names
10 New England Vii.
Al The same Office is printed "The Uarersai iars Nation
mammoth spaper The largest SIZE, anu OF the iseS
celebrity IN It's class . -. a.. w.;
rs Na,onl are furnished subscribers al the low price oil :
per aanun 80, :, ~ u;e.a,
y much hy w,y "f Prelude The February No Of the hIscei
laay = before u-an exhibits, MS Embellishments hft
H. nd ON. Enrravin.S piece of Music The Isl Engraving
A. The BRIDE" in costume character, 10 whom are deds
ted the following beautiful lines:
THE BRIDE.
Yes, bind the veil upon Your hair,
Aud bid maiden features wear,
$ thoughtful, satdened ar
No more child this night shall close
YoYr childhood droams aud It's repose;
IifE opens with It's joys and woes
You drop n mothers guiding hand,
DENY father his command;
The woinans soul alone must stand
Not all alone; tha, smile exprest
How your heart Is ot lis rest
Though ledsed and known, II knows Its rest
Res, safe on Htm,-uo fear, doast,
Even nov awakeS iit, = battles shout
Together yc must fight II out
Live love, be happy, oi from this,
Two lives, life. 10 each one, l.,
Two hear together beat III bliss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

yYTM DE CLIFFORD MOSS, ATTORNEY Law, will prae.
w ise In the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Richmond and
Henrico
lie offers his services investigate land titles in conyeyancns
bankruptcy, collections &c. &C. When e1amna
surveys PATENTS Deeds wills caveats, other records
documents may be required remittance to cover fees &C.
should invariably be made.
Office West Parknsons Hat Store, the Bell Tavern
Main street, Richmond, Va
hareh 22nd, ls4a Il0s-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

The Discaissd Har Dogs.-An arrival at Phadel
mia states that by order of the Governor General o,
Cuba, two of the British coast,ng steamers mao oee
warned off, and prevented from landing al the 0pah'S'
West India norris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

GARTER 81. BRAXToN's OFFICE is few doors above the
- Bell Tavern, the opposite side Of the Main street lie viii
practise regularly in the Appeals the Federal Courts the
Superior Courts Of Law and Of Chancey in Richmond and
the Superior and County Courts Of King William.
With the aid Of an active Clerk NJ BraIon will undertake
the collection Of claims Richmond and in the neighborng
countless and whenever become necessary he Will give
his personal the liquidation Of claims and securing
debts, reasonable compensation.
Reference made John R. Gymes, Esq., Ne 0reans; H.
wahmey, Esq, .Hobl William c. Parker, Esq, Peters6g
William W. Sharpe ESQ.,, Norfolk; st. George Teake ESQ., Bal
hmoe John L. Marye Esq, Fcdereksrg; Hon. Henry ST. Geo.
Tucker. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
April lst 1s42:
y oBT DEJARNETTE, OF the County of Caroline having
IL filed petition praying that he may be declared Bankrupt
ordered That all claiming to be creditors 81 the said
Darnc show cause TO the Court on the 2h day Of
NAV next why said Robert f. Dearnee be not declared
Bankrupt pursuant Of Congress in that BEHALF and
that copy this order hr published In the newspapers, accord
Ing TO the 22nd and 9th Rules Of Court.
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, D. C.
Anrl l09-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

RusrEEs SALE OF Landry virtue 20, Of ,i DsfS 9 %,
and BY s Sss clerks
office OF the County Cont Of @ for ready
on the Dist day Gooshs1d
Courthouse following tracts or u and
a hoed Nv the lands OF and others One ae,
containing one lying on me e one
Ohe ona one hundred and forty acres wherein the
said John Ware now resides and bounded by e ahds Oh
Johnson and others. .,,,,,,,v s:.x 1,-,.,,.
lU6-w4wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

NOTICE-The FranklIn sanulact'ihg uomPany have ap.
Ma sore TWO doors below the Bank Of Virginia. large
supply Of ali the varieties o, Writing Paper made at Their
satisfy The public City and country merchants, and citizens
The State generally respectfully invited to examine his
80 r. i. no 10 their interest domestic mann
features. hiChhhb VIM iANO' r'etao.
Oct. IL 1871. I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05
the United States Court for the Eastern District of Virginia

In the United States the Eastern District Of Virginia,
April LIST, 1882:
GEORGE l.. GRAVES, of the county of Caroline, having
VI filed petition praying may be declared Bankrupt:
ordered all persons claiming be creditors Of the said
George L. Graves show the Court on tile l2h day of
Nav next why the said George E. Graves be declared
Bankrupt pursuant of Congress In that behalf and
copy this order he published in the newspapers accord
ing to the 21nd and 9th Rnes of Court.
Copy-Teste,
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, d. c.
Aprl lU9-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

pOVHATAN ROBERTSON, ATTORNEY Az Law, will a,leni
The Superior Quarterly Courts Of the City Of RchmonJ
and enreo and the Courts of Chesterfield, Powhaan and
al. Office over the of j. B. Abbot of and ab
streets 80
March 10 lWl-2aw6N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

ITO JOHN McCORMCk-Sr: Take notice. that shall, on
Friday the 18th day of April next between the hours OF ~
O'Clock A. 81 and sunset Mill house the Estate OF the
George G. Pickett Gooeand county, proceed to take me
aposons Of Henry Bowles and Others and on the 10Th oil
April next at the Tavern GoochIand Court house, now
occupied by H. Lscomb proceed TO take the Of Jno
Duke and others read evidence in suit In The circuit
Superior Law and Chancey for the county of Gooehand
wherein | plaintiff and You and others are defendants
Should the depnsons aforesaid be completed the days
said the will be continued from day TO day. at the SAID
places, until completed. HELEN =. PiCkElI,
Mach l02-wtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

IN Rules held in the Clerks Office
County Court OF Accomack the 9Th day Of February,
1922
Hoisey somcrs, ST., Plaintiff:
against
Gusts Vessels, Defendants:
The defendant Gusts WcEcl having his appear
and given security according TO the act Of the General
semby Of this Court and appearing the salts
of the Court that he is innbian Of this State:
motion the plaintiff by counsel VIM Bayiy IL Is order.
That said defendant do appear here the lst day of
April next, and the plaintiffs bill and that copy
Of h. forthwith inserted in of The public
printed Richmond for months
essivey posted from, door Of the Courthouse
this county. Copy-Teste,
J. J. AILWORTH,
Deputy for Thomas r. Joynes, c. A. c.
Feb Is 90-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

In the United Court for The Eastern District Of Yrsnd
llth March, 1872:
TOSEPH D. SMITH, of the county of FauQuier, having filed
peton praying that may be declared Bankrupt: II is
ordered persons claiming be creditors Of The sad JOS
d. Smith show the Court, the es day of April next
why the said D. Smith be declared Bankrupt
san in that behalf and that copy of this
published in the newspapers, according the nd and
oath Rules of Court.
HENRY GIBSON, Clk
March Is lGl-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

JAMES E. HAMLET, ATTORNEY AT Law, viii practise
guay and attend faithfully all business conhded to him
in The Courts Of the of Charlotte Halifax and Ptyva
MIA the Superior Courts Of Campbell county
10 Address-fialifaI Court House, Virginia.
March 10 l04-uew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

In the United Court the Eastern District Of Virginia.
April lst, 1912:
lanes CHAPMAN, of the county Of Caroline having filed
petition praying that he may be declared bankrupt: IL is
dered That persons claiming be creditors Of the said James
Chapman show the Court the 18th day Of May
why the said James Chapman he not declared Bankrupt
Congress in that behalf and that of this
order he published the newspapers, according TO the nd and
oath Rules Of Court.
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, D. C.
ApriI l l09-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05


Johnson anu GEORGE sTILLMAN, surrrng Trustee.
80, lU6-w4wf
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE offer for sale the Tract OF
IN which reside adjoining the lands q" the aie Es
Pesilen, Madison and Judge BaIoo anu @ De-
moi and two Of good Preparatory School for TIE o.
Virginia The contains 40 acres apI ha i cleared
and state Of TO produce good crops
Of corn wheat sc rs Of she shifts now in wheat,
preparation has been made Tor alee
Mc immediate possession will be eiven and the growing
grain &C. sold with This farm mas on !. ;, m ho
hose and the usual buildings The site on VIM.
tic house stands elevated and commanding ana inc
health society Of the neishhorlooa @ Eaas
Apply The subscriber near ': sN h' os%ss Sss'
Feb Is @-wOw
IN CHANCERY.-VInoI0., ri-At Rules holden in nth The
Clerks ONCE of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cna
eeI ,} ~, ne n.c raa' y Plaintiff:
Abel g. Mears, Edward u Powell and James N. Land1n
The defendants. Edward u Powell ~ Landon, moi
having entered their and given security according
of Assembly and the rules Of THIS Coui and c III
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhahians OF m
eah 1t ordered That the said defendants 40
ard the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of th order b,
forthwith inserted in newspaper published ~ IN, h fs
Richmond months SUCCESSFULLY and pos'eu at 'e o"
| door Of the Courthouse Of the said county
u AILWoETH'c
Deputy for Thomas r. Joynes, C. ). Z.
March 81 Ioo-wew
CLERKS Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chan
cery county Accomack, on The llth day OF March,
Thomas I!on Administrator Of Mary Llliston deceased
SALLY Tunnel an infant by David Bodwaer her next friend
and John W. Tunnel, infant by Nathaniel Topping hs ne5
friend, i'a'h''''s'
| against .c, IT,
Samuel Henderson, surviving Administrator of Samuel 3
neil John Cuss in his right, and Executor OF william
s. Tunnel deceased, James H. White John w Fiddenan ana
David Brodwate Administrators of James White, deceased
The defendant Samuel Henderson, not having entered ms H
and the rules Of This Court appearing by satisfactory EVIL
drnce that he il not natant Of this Communicating II II
ordered That the said defendant appear here The l day OF
June term next plaintiffs b and that copy OF
This order he forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN
the civ Of Richmond months successfully ana pos'su a'
The front door of the Court house Of this county
Copy-Testr, ,,,o,r,,
Deputy for Thomas X. JoyHes, G. s. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

IN Rules held in the Clerks or
flee Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
tic county of Caroline the 9TH day of February, 1892
William j. Murray, Executor of Samuel J. Murray Plaintiff
against
William C. Spindle and others, Defendants
defendants James Murray and Lewis Spindle hav
ing appearance and given security according
the Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appear
ing satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
II is ordered That the said defendants appear
before the Of said Court the Court house, the
first day of and the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy this order he forthwith inserted in newspa
per published the city Of Richmond for months
svey and posted the front door Of the Courthouse of this
county. COpy-Testc,
RoBT. HUDGIN, c. c.
93-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

-,Doy FEMALE SEMINARY.In this Institution the school
wear consists Of "A weeks divided mo terms oil - Weeks
,cb he one first "Wednesday OF March, the
800 T which i n vacation weeks the other commencing
the third Wednesday OF September nj the close oil which
cation of two weeks . tai, IN - ..
ncced herewith 5000 per anDun An additional charge
for Music and the other ornamental oancnes OF female du
ca,iou-or where fixed sum Preferred SO per annim
and Tor the pupil will be entitled TO all the advantages Of the
stuton. -. 500, "a -. ..,,
nav nnly from the ef entrance.
This institution furnishes all possible facilities for thorough
course of ornamental education The principals
assisted BY eighteen professors and teachers
courses OF lectures annually delivered by prs
ors on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy Geology Botany, Asr
nomy, Conchoogy and Eocuton ,
a institution furnished with library, valuable apparatus
n, illustrations and experiments the Natural Sciences
selected cabinet OF minerals and Shells na charts, globes
deis, &c. n
Edwards A. NJ possesses the advantage Of uniting
thorough knowledge Of both the French and English languages
being Of an English family and born in Paris and eGuard
the Polytechnic The rapid OF ms pupils affords
m. hest evidence Of his superior abilities as teacher
The pupil, the family oil The principals
which every made for their physical education
and the Improvement their manners aHd morals Iy occupy
rooms each, the oil the fourteen female
teachers and that Of experienced nurse oens among those
the young ladies' .,. = -. -
lated facilities of twenty nine years of It's onward
Circulars containing particular information may BE- obtain
ed by application Principals John H. w lizard and Saa L.
Willard, Troy, n \.
BENJAMIN MARSHALL, President.
ions n. WILLARD, Secretary
Mayor and Recorder Of Troy, Ex odicio
benjamin Marshall, 1 n, -. ~ " S;i
stephen Warren, Robert ~ Slnman,
Richard p. Hart, James W alaee,
las Van. Schoonhover, lie Roy niowIys
John Paine, 1riM'n =. u,'n'n,
c.orce n Warren John p. Cushman
March II i'-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

In The Unitd Court for the Eastern District o. IrgA
2nd March, 1872:
THOMAS OVERLY, the of Danville in The county Of
declared Bankrupt: ordered That all claiming to
the said Thomas OVERLY show cause 10 the
no, declared Bankrupt pursuant the act of Congress in That
behalf and copy this order be published in the newspa
pers according the 22nd and 24lh Rules OF Court.
a Copy-Tcsle, ,, ,pso>- c,,
Mach lU2-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

In The United Court for the Eastern District Of prgn'd'
l2h .Marek, lsi2 -
UON w GLENN of the county Halifax State Of Virginia,
having filed Petition praying that he be declared Bank
rup ordered That all claiming 10 be creditors OF
the said John Glenn the Court on the l2tb day
of May next why said John W. Glenn be not declared
Congress in that behalf and that
copy II this order published in the newspapers according 10
the o2nd and 2itl Rules OF Court
COpy-Teste , ,,,o., 1,,,
March Is iU2-"iw
" The Iynchbrg Republican requested to publish weekly
for 4 weeks. md charge John w. Glenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

j. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Once on din I'd door beioD corners Nam AID l4m street,
RICHMOND, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-05

cents
Cotton sheengs very heavy measuring yards widc sem
Of so cents
Cotton Oznaburgs, at and 10 cents
supplied with the above goods by the piece
X. Ii. JENKINS.
D-utf
, 1842-06-11
WasElingGOni;aRR.
PrBLIsHED IN ST. LOUIS MO,

K ED ~ Il '@>'
| propose TO publish in this city. 4
Weekly paper under the above title
devoted 10 the cause Of Temperance.
rs soon as a sufficient number Of sub,
scirbers are obtained to justify it.
The paper will be printed on q
sheet of 'medium' size. and will be
issued on Saturday after noon Of each
week, and delivered or mailed to sub,
scrihers at 81 per year. payable AL
WAYS in advance. No paper will, in
any instance, be sent or delivered.
unless thus paid for, as the low price
at which it is published will not JUS
tiGy any credit.
Two pages will be devoted to the
cause which the paper is to advocate
and the residue TO advertisements and
current news, emitting politics mos
scrupulously. 4 price current anc
Bank Note Table will be inserted
regularly. The assistance of compc.
tent gentlemen will be obtained tc
conduct it.
! will endeavor to commence il
within the next two or three weeks
but certainly not later than the Is
of May.
March the &c, 1912. V. ELLIS.
, 1842-06-11
BOSTON NOTION,
AND
q raham'S Magazine
FOR ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.

We have made arrangements with
the enterprising publisher of Graham's
Magazine. by which we are enabled
to offer their Magazine and the Bos-
ton Notion for n year for only
Fire Dollars!
II is idle for US here to enter into
a detail of the superior character OF
Graham's Magazine-it has in one
year acquired a celebrity and ex-
tent of circulation beyond that OF
anv periodical in the world! For the
wear l84e the Magazine is to be IN
creased in the number Of its pages,
and other important and valuable at
trac>ions are to be added TO it.
Upon ramitting five dollars to Mr..
Graham, of Philadelphia, the Publish
err Of the Magazine. or to the under
signed. a copy of the Boston Notion.
.QuARro or FoLIo Edition. and Gra-
hams Magazine FIR 1912 will be
forwarded to YOU. The Quarto No
ton will he sent you from No. /. if
you wish it. nine hunters only hay
ing been rs vet published.
GEORGE ROBERTS.
Proprietor Boston Notion.
, 1842-06-11
N O TIC {.

TIME undersigned Executors will offer at
l. Public Auction, on a credit of twelve
months, on Friday, the 10th day of June,
1912, at the late residence of Joseph Wright
deceased, six miles south of New London,
on the read leading to st. Charles, all the
personal property thereto belonging, consist
ing in part of the following, to wit: Four
teen head Of Horses, 10 Cows and Calves,
20 or % head of young Cattle, 40 head OF
Sheep, one first rate Wheat Fan, one Cook
ing Stove, a few Farming Utensils, one set
of fine Chairs, Bed & Bedding, a lot Of Hogs,
one large Mule, household Furniture &C..
with many other articles. Sale TO COM
mence as9 o'clock precisely, and contue
from day to day, until all is void.
JOHN A. WRIGHT,
CORBEN BENIN, -
with the will annexed.
May 2, 1872. 80
FLOUR at Cincinnati on the 5th inst.
sold at 81 o6 a 81; and of whiskey
at ia 4 Is cents.