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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-08
STATE OF VERMONT,

Et.sia tt.r ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans--to all persons whom it may concern, !,
GREETING.
SALMON ROOT, Guardian OF Harvey e. Scott,
~ minor residing at Craftsbury,in said district
has presented to the Court his Guardian account
for settlement, Whereupon it is ordered that the
same be reieried to The first "Wednesday Of April
next for hearing the Probate Office at Irasburgh;
that all concerned may appear il they see eatIse
add object to the allowance of said ACCOUNT .e,r
Given under my hand at Irasburgh this 23d day
OF February, A. ID. 1912. ' "'a
23ows : se@ GEO. NYE, Judge
eas5hiGt 80 l'u faH csc bHa ,s9ffnEf
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

We have advces from England Via New York,
to the 10Th Of January.
Splendid preparations were in progress for The
christening Of the Prince of Wales, to take place
on the Goth. great sum of money would be re
CURED for the occasion. Better have given part
OF il TO the starving subjects oft the Crown.
There is no further intelligence from China.
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VWarateel Hassgnneeliately.

A HEALTHY, active, Industrious, YOUNG
IA NAN from 10 to Ia years of age, as an ap
prentice to the Tanning and Curryng Business -
One who come well recomme nded for stability
and good habits will find good encouragement by
applying soon to CHARLES ADAMS.
Derby Centre, Feb, 81, lS42 239w3*
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FAT OXEN. The Newburyport Herald,n speak
ing OF yoke Of oxen which were slaughtered and
sold in that market last week, says, that they
may probably be pronounced the latest cattle ever
known; they have done all the work of n farm OF
about 200 acres. They have been employed in
harvesting seventy tons Of hay, annually, of which
thirty loads were hauled to market,and taken thir-
ty loads of manure distance OF five miles, besides
doing the other work of the farmland have not ca
ten more than 20 bushels of provender. The pair
sold for $3.50. In 1888, pair OF oxen from the
same farm, treated in the manner, sold for
1924 67. The only extra pains taken with these
cattle, has been in selecting the fuest looking
calves for raislng-in keeping them perfectly clean
and always giving them clean, comfortable and
warm bed.-[Boston Courier.
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TIE OF VERMONT.

UKLEANS DTsTKICT, sB
The Hon.~he Probate Court for The District Of Or.
Icans--To all persons erned in the Estate Of
ALPHEUS A. WILEY, late Of Irasburgh, de>
ceased, intesate, 7.n.t
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GEO NYE Judge.
STATE or VERMONT. g7'

ORLEANS DIsTRICT,
The Hon the Probate Court for the District OF Or
leans--ro all persons concerned in the Estate of
AARON BADGER, late of Salem, deceased ,intes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-08

Horrible = The Green Bay Republican Of the
9th says that an Oneida Indian named Peter Green
OF that place,a few nights before murdered three of
his children, the eldest six years old-and then
attempted unsuccessfuy TO put end 20 his own
existence. He was melted to these horrd acts
by the drunken habits of his wife.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-08

Hon. Lewis Williams of North Carolina died
suddenly in Washington on Wednesday, after an
illness of thrtysix hours, having been attacked by
his maady "a bilious pIeuris) after attending TO
his duties on Wednesday. Though but So years
old, he was 'The Father of the House, having
been Member for twenty six yeurs without inter
mission. lie was man Of fair talents, unsullied
integrity, and inHexible Wing principles. His
death has shrouded Warrington in gloom.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONER NOTICE, ....
XNT Z, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon the Probate Court for The District OF
Orleans Commissioners to examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of oil persons against the .es
tate of Timothy ID. Carrier late of Orleans, deceas
ed represented nsoIveni, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto, andssix months
from the 2d day of February last being allowed by
the said Cou.t for that purpose; We, Therefore,
give notice. that will attend to the duties of our
said appointment at The dwelling honso of the
Widow Abah Currier in said Orleans, on the first
Monday in April next,and The fourth Monday in
August next, from ten till six o'clock on each Of
said days,
ISAAC PARKERO '94AE%
e THOMAS GUILD commissioners
ALFRED RIPLEY a htrr 9ia.
Orleans, late Coventry March 3D. 1S42 24Ow3
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Garter Beverley, Esq, the gentleman through
between ADAMS and CLAY obtained credence in
1897 and exercised an influence long after, has
published letter to Mr. Clay expressing his utter
disbelief in the existence of any such coalioD,and
regretting that the story should through his n>
srumenlaiy, have at any time obtained any de-
gree Of credenco. tt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-08

KNTHEREAS ROXELANA BADGER d ASA
w *. SMITH, Administrators ofsaid deceased
have filed. in this Court, their Petition, in writing,
together with their administration accounts epre-
senting: that the debts against said estate amount
10 Tho sum OF 4Ire ais S697,6S
Expenses Of Administration q support Of
fam lily, 100000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-08

Shops, &c. situated in Stevens Village Also,
about ... .. --g
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
good proportion Of which is ln,ervale, TIlage,
Orchardng ard Pasture with sufficient quantity
cflimbcr and wood land. 10 .srst,IN
The buildings situated on said Real Estate have
rented for tho five past years for more than four
hundred dollars per annum. The same will be sold
together or in separate parcels, as will best suit
purchasers. a't
money, from one to ten years '' Ca" and see see"
HENRY STEVENS.
Barnet, Feb. IL 1912 238tf
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@79z6S

And that the whole amount OF assets except
what has been assigned to the Widow is 800, 90
They, therefore, request License to sell the equity
of redemption to tho Real Estate OF said deceased,
being School Lot in Salem and 25 acres from the
Ebenezer Peek inSalem-You therefore herehy
notified to appear before the Probate Court aiore-
said, at session thereofto be holden at the Pro.
bate Office at irasburgh. on the Fourth Wednesday
of March inst, and object the allowance of said
Administrators account, and give bonds for the
payment of the debts aforesaid or show cause il
any you have why The License should not be q an
ted as aforesaid And thus Order shall be publish
ed in the Caledonan, printed at ST. Johnsbury
three weeks successfully, the last of which shall
be previous the day assigned for hearing afure
said ts
Gwen under my hand this Sd day Of March 1912.
240w3 GEO, NYE Judge.
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"Jim said Abner Phelps the other day to his
son -"Jim you are lazy what on earth do you ex-
pect to do for lvng?"
"Why father I've been thinking how, l
would be Revolutionary Pensioner" Exchange.
The Albany Daily of Tuesday states positively
that the difference between the Postmaster and
the massachusetts, Western Railroad has been
adjusted, and that the Mail through from
Boston TO Albany Monday OF course, the
Company must have given way.
Stationary saoed, The appropriation of The
present Congress of stationary Is about 100000
less than that of the last ocofoco Congress.
In Hamilton County, Ohio, there are about 49,
900 Washington ians. In the city Of Cincinnati
alone there arei2 ,OOo-accordng TO the Chronicle
The Western State Journal states that 40GO per-
sons, residents Of Syracuse. signed the pledge
Of total abstinence, and y 900 in the Country.
The LoroeL Robbers Caught.-The Lowell Jour
nal states that two men named Burns and Gala
her,were arrested in that city Saturday evening
suspected of having been concerned in the robbery
of MIR Chauncey Cook, on Thursday evening.
U. S. District Court. A special session of this
court, for the purpose OF hearing eases in bank
ruptcy, will be holden at the Cour, House in Mont
peIier, on the 23d of March instant at 12 o.
clock, M.
The Hon. Martin Van Buren,, Ex.prcsidont of
the U. S., is now on his to South Carolina,
whence, after visit his friends and family con
cxions in that State, he will proceed to Ton
nessee, and visit the venerable Hero Of the Her
mItaga.
Siaoery in yNa,yland.--A letter fom Washing>
ton, says:
'Not only do the leading papers of Mary land
come out against the doings OF the Slavcholding
Convention, but public meetings begin to be held
to condemn it. The State is full ofagation, and
slavery is totteirg.'
VERMONT MARBLE. In last 1t was stated
that Vermont possesses marble well adapted to stat
uary. A distinguished British artst has recently |
ordered huge block of Vermont marble for Ru
benss group OF the "Descent of the Cross our
marble being superior to Italian, particularly be
cause il can be Obtained pure in large masses. We
notice, too, that promising young artist, (Mr, M |
K. Browr) of Albany, N. Y, has procured Yer
mont ma,ble for similar purpose = Ratchman.
The bill of exceptions, in the case of John c.
Colt, has been allowed by the Court of Oyer and
rerminer. A stay of proceeding is therefore
granted until tho decision of tho supreme Court is
eceved.
Tie ,oiched ,oont prosper. Samuel Ross, of &c
,eva, Wisconsin, who didn't pay for his paper
when he left for the East is now in the Kingston
u. CO. Peniteniiary.-B. S. Dem.
LotceH Mass-The factories at Lowell require
annually upwards of $4,000 bales of cotton, 1900
ons anthracite coal, and 5000 bbls, Flour for the
making of starch
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Real Estate for Sale.

u NOW offer Cor sale, my Tavern Stand, Store,
d. Shops, &c. situated in Stevens Village. Also,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-21
CITY ARRIVALS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

]. Cheatham, Chesterfield; H. Smith, Bradford Pa; ].
NJ. Selden, Va. J. Cameron Capt Stay, City Point; Sam
f. Philip, Warrenton, n. c.; H. A. Garland Petersburg;
Dr. W. White, Ashland, n. c., +. w. Register, Powha-
tan; Mr.. Duryce, Nj; b. Cooke, III. H. Cooke, Pr Geo.
d. Dodson, Petersburg; n. Page Cumberland F. Ii. Brau-
Bremen: ID. T. Johnson, Louisa; w. Eaten, Va. L. w
Bia, Worcester J. Wilson, Va DR.. s. ELEPHANT, lady &
children, Lynchburg; J. E. Weston Norfolk e. Bonsan do
c. w. Sateriield Eden,on n. C.; X. ID. Gayle, Alabama
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
NJ. Alexander, Ohio E. Burge Petersburg; Mr.. Mason,
Buckingham; Capt. Murray Powhaan; Benz. Pollard Hen.
ico Chas. Miller Petersburg; J. w. Powell, Goochand
Thos. W. Harris Tennessee; DIR. Hail. Chesterfield; 5. F.
Sampson Albemarle ID. Lesueur, Buckingham; d. Hud-
gins, Amelia
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by LIST MOTIFS NAIL.
POSTSCRIPT.
The death of Mr. Habersham was announced Monday
and both Houses u Congress inins dately adjourned
POSTSCRIPT.
THE MUTINY on BOARD THE soMERs

THE MUTINY ON BOARD THE sOMERs.
The singular events board the Somcrs might have
been anticipated, excited strong Washington
In the Madsonon Of Yesterday appears article signed
carrying every indication Of being from the pen Of Mr.
Spencer Secretary Of War; father OF the Midshipman and
which is calculated to produce much impression II the
facts OF the therein represented we and all
Others shall have occasion to change the favorable
opinions first entertained towards the course pursued by
Commodore Mckenzie. We shall publish this article nj
length Tomorrow, but in the meanwhile present the fol.
lowing summary, which IL charges Us facts:
lst That Acting Midshipman Spencer. put in double
irons ON the 20 OF November, and the BOaswan's mate
Samuel Cromwell and Elisha Small on the day fol-
lowing, on Il charge Of intended mutny.
ID That no disorder OF muinous character appeared
among the crew Tor the four succeeding dsys
sci was going whgood brcezcs and in good weather to-
wards the island Of ST. Tnomn, where she actually
and took in supplies day between the Is, and 5th
Of december.
Sd. That the 30h Of November the opinion of the
officers was required by Commander Mackenzie to the
disposition OF the prisoners that they appear have
amned thirteen seamen witnesses prove the alleged
mutny land who therefore supposed innocent any
participation in it, which examination had the
papers show IN the absence Of the prisoners and without
giving them any opportunity the
or tn make explanations defence procure
testimony in their behalf These officers without
even the form OF court without the obligation OF OATH
and upon this pnre Information, united in the
opinion that the safety of the vessel equed that the pr
soners should be put death How far this
ton was influenced by the the fears of Mr.. Mac.
kenzie, does not appear.
ih That on the LIST OF December when every thing and
person on board the vessel perfectly quiet after four
days of entire security the three persons by the order
OF Mackenzie, hung at the yard-arm ut midday
Ii is case OF extreme gravity, and particularly calling
for suspension Of opinion until all the acts known.
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CLARKES OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.
For THE WEEK

FOX THE WEEK.
Received from Jersey CITY. night Captals-3 Of
$4,000 5000, 4I5 30 Of 1000 numbers Tick
cts s..
Received from baltimore Thursday night Capas-Sl7
Sooo 5000 1000 1900, 1900 1855, 10 OF Tickets
IS. Is drawn numbers
Friday 81 O'clock the Exchange Capitals-s6ooo
1S Of 400, $500, 2oo0 1873 1900, Tickets 81 so.
Received Saturday night from Wilmington Del Capita-s7ooO
5000 1900 loss of 1000 Of 600, OF 500,
800 &C. IA drawn numbers. Tickets - so.
Monongaiia, Class q, drawn Alexandria Deem
Der s4th Capal-s3o0oO 10000 5000 3ooO $500 100 Of
1000 &c rs Nos-ls drawn. Tickets $40.
Lecsburg, CInss ~ be December 3ist at Aeran-
dra Capials-s3o000 l2rSoO 10000 2794 1000
1878 1900 1900 Of 1850, Of 1900 30 1000 &c 7s
Nos-li drawn. Tickets $40. w b. CLARKE
~ Orders from the country in all Lotteries sold
meet with prompt de 10
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CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
At EDGEwOOD.

WE SubScrlDer, having been engaged IN the
- business of teaching for several years. open
School EdgcwOod In me county NJ crgco
Turnpike about mile and quarter from Richmond.
To number " pupils he has as
socated with him Mr.. ~ NavcE, 4. H. graduate William
Ma College. The viii Of January
and close the 18th December following making
~ months with the exception Of vacation Of weeks
month Of August.
The chool will be conducted Old TTrriu,a propl,s
Of study being from O'Clock the morning
with ofan hour and half middle
Tho Of instruction viii comprise Oriograpy Reading Wu
ting, Arithmetic English Grammar Geography Book keeping
Latin and Greek Languages Mathematics Including Algebra
mctry Plain and Spherical Tgononct. Mensuao Land sur
vcying Comic SECTIONS Derena and Integral Cacurs) Chym
try. Natural Philosophy. History, Rhctock Logic Composition No
raj and Mental Philosophy Particular will be paid
preparing students any which they may
TEGSsFor Orthography Reading Writing Arithmetic English
Grammar Geography and History, $40 for the other branches
all SIS.
Those who may desire to send a school
toy win have opportunity o. doing asthe location Of the school
VIII be sufficiently near town ioenabc pupils walk from there and
reach The school due Mr. Garland
10 ~ boys boadcrs In his family,
Isc year where they viii have the advantage o
Of the Communications addressed Mr.
land Hanss he subscriber Richmond duly attended
Reference may be made Col e. w. Gooch VIM n Chamber
ayne, Esq Henry L. Eq Elder James Ienshau Thos
Carter, Esqs Ro @. Scott Esq
no sp-esdiawu wM A. PEARNAN
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.

For Lucky Numbers this ~ the office.
Sold and paid here lately prize large num-
Der o: 1000 500 600 500 lucky numbers call
each day before % O'Clock p NJ DWho prize out
Of one OF the anne Red sehemesi
New Jersey, Extra, Glass 1870 be received here
Wednesday night
Przes-S30 000,-divided into prizes of 10000 EACH
3OOO 4l45, u 30 prizes of 1000, 10 of 200 20 of 49,
lob OF 100, &c. IS Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets IS
va. nonongalia Extra, Glass 56-io be received here
Thursday night:
Pnzes-Sl7 800, 5000, $500, 3.Ooo 1000. 800
loO0 l255 I'D prizes of 1000 10 of 500 90 of 800 20
OF 80, 3o1 of 100, &c. sg Nos. and IL drawn Tick
cts SIS.
virginia MonongaIia, Glass 61-to be drawn on
MONDAY At 80 O'Clock p NJ in the Exchange
Prizes-S6O00 u IS prizes of 400 are $4,000 $500
1000, l,373 200, 90 of $50, 90 of I0O &C. IS Nos
and III drawn Tickets 80.
Grand Consolidated, Extra. Class 1910 be re-
eeyed here Saturday night:
Pizes-S7,OO0, 5000, !, 500, 1,Oss, 5 of 1000. of
600, of 500, Of 400, of 3O0 10 Of $50 10 of 200
10 OF 100, &c. 76 Nos. and IA drawn. Tickets 50 So
Va. MonongaIia, Glass g. be drawn at Alexandria
Dec "a Przes-S30000 10000 5000 500 and 100 Of
1000 &c &c rs Nos and ~ drawn Tickets $40.
Va. Leesburg, Class No. s, be Alexandria
Dec 3lst Prizes-s3ooo0, 1880 10000 5000 e79i
1000 1878 1900 1900 OF 1850 of 100 s Er
80 Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
Bah orders confidential attended TO with pomp,nes
Tor Packages single Ticket
gJ-Shares IN all the above, in propouon-for sale by
dc II CHARLES WORKMAN
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
IN MANCHESTER.

'HNHE subscriber, having made an arrangement
n TO remove his residence Manchester proposes 10 omen
School in that place the first Monday January next Feeling
lively interest IN the moral and mental Developments
he takes pleasure aiding and directing their studies
devote his close attention IN their
IN each Of his pupils of
the those advantages OF favorable ar
rnngemeni they b. deprived
diversity Of he system classification as to
age or progress greatly facilitates their
fails TO elicit worthy emulation Having had years eIpe-
Renee IN teaching and received liberal patronage the
Gloucester Academy and ia Richmond greater confidence
in offering his the vicinity
The course Of instruction embraces branches. in
GLIDING Arithmetic Natural Philosophy Chem
y with particular attention onhogaphy pronunca
ton and Grammatical consiructon-he Latin language by
careful translation OF the classical Authors
in syntaI The New Testament Greek, critical com
pason OF the English teNand branches Natha
aiies Euclids Elements Surveying. Tgonometry dieen
pursuit and Accomplishment Of this prepare student
either for College circumstances may direct his
choice Connected with this but apartments be
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS under the competent Teach
or tn which the Subscriber win give attention and a
lance during the hour Of 81 the other
Of instruction may be similar Few Girls may in the
family AZ low and for their
comfort and Improvement Terms-s5 psr ouare
according the branches in the West wing
OF the subscribers residence Mayo's Bridge.
ALBERT g. STUBS
HHru
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GENERAL AGENCY,

IHNHE subscribers, having associated themselves
u under the style Of PmriF NJ TAHn tender their serv
ees General Agents City for the collection Of
claims Of every description receiving subscriptions periodical pa
Per renting out receiving the and selling property
country hiring negroes collecting their hires and d..
posing of them At public private &C. con
slant and unrentied attention given For our
ability and inclination perform fidelity and dispatch what.
ever business be entrusted citizens Of
Richmond generally and particularly following gentlemen via
Gen. VIM Lambert Mayor Peyton WIN 49, Richardson Jas r.
Heath AUDITOR w Munfod Thomas Cowardin Davis
Nicholas Mills John Rutherford Andrew Stevenson John
Patton Fleming James Lewis Sterling Crrnp Rsston A
Plcasanis Williams A. Hawai- James Kaskc John T.. TAFT
~ Office on Main or T. street Bgrer's
Lottery oce. the grocery 81 WIN VI Harrison where
one or both OF always be found during
?. W. TARB
~ TABB Jr
" B-AppIcans from the country h hire their servants in
Town would consult their interest by giving information en- or
before the 2s Of the (Decembo) and by sending The
wants to before that date aon a. practicable there
amor y Al ram
Richmond nee. n islg--cSd9awiot PM TAaR j.,
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

New Jersey Lottery No lO4 Wednesday Evening ptzes
Of $4,000 each 30 OF 1000, IS Nos-l2 drawn rick
IS.
Monongalia Lottery, No sc, Extra for Thursday Evening
prize Of $1,000 GOO0 $500 1000 1000 10 OF 600 kc
- Nos-l5 drawn Tickets IS
Monongaa Lottery, Class 6l draws Friday at n O'Clock p
NJ prize Of $4,000 $500. 1000 1879 rs OF 400 &c Is
Nos-ll drawn Tickets 81 so.
"rand Consolidated Lottery, No 90 Extra
ming by Mail prize Of $1,000 3o00 1000 sc "a Nos
IL drawn Tickets 81 so.
Lecsours Lottery Class O. for Monday Morning prize OF
S'oooo ioooo 5000 1000 $500 100 If 1000, &e IS No.
Ioiery-l2 dawn. am
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lotteries.
JAMES PHALEN 4 co, MANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

% frday evening December 23d-Capn.is Of si2soo Of
sooo OF sof2eo Of Iooo Of 3oo 200. Of i2a oo
&C 20 Mob drawn Ballots Whole Tickets 81.
Splendid SeA<sas.
schooi Fund Lottery. No drawing Mond,v
December 2o-Capas $4,000 10000 5000 5000 1000 1000
Of 1900 OF 1000 Of 1900 Of 400 Of 1000 10
OF soo xso OF 500 SC "a No~i3 drawn Ballots Whole
cts sis--siIares in propouu.
Grnnd Consolidated Lottery, No. H. drawing
eeed Friday December 3Oth-apta Of 81 5Oos 5000
Is Of 1000 Is OF 600 100 Of 100 ke IS No.II
drawn Ballots Whole Tickets s5-+hares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME
Schooi Fund Lottery, M. e34 drawing received Mon
day. January iSs-Capfa< 100000 5000 5000 $500 1880
1900 1900 1900 1900 Iioo prizes 1000 ~ Nos-ie
drawn Ballots Whole Tickets si2-shares in proportion
SJPsekages OF Whole Tickets Shares single whole and
shares IN the
cd schemes Of NIL the Lotteries under management gratis
10 those who may desire them.
pOrdcrs the prompt
rs usual with us, At sight TIO'S b. BIGGER,
N......-. -,
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ADMINISTER ATOR'S SAIE

SHALL sell to the highest waIkerton the late
n OF Nelson W. Hail. decd about above Richmond on the
18Th day OF this month December il fair neu fair dy
thereafter al OF the household and Furniture some Rock
farming Tools and Utensils Carriage Of Cattle Hog. and
horses Also all the of Corn Fodder shncks Hay and
Straw, belonging estate 10y mn
Ienns-for all sums Of dollars under cash will he -.
CURED over that credit Of months viii BE- given on h
purchaser giving bond and approved security - Wv
On the same day after the shall rent out for IN. er
year. the two Farms and shall the negroes 20 =
estate Among the negroes 6eLI
hands &c 95-saie TO commence IL O'Clock Az
, p b. JONES
dc Admir- Of Nelson w Hall dee,d
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sixteen Cor morc) Slave, For sale.

sixteen Cor more) Slaves For sale,
MONDAY the eOth day Of March Qsi3 at the front
~ door OF the Court House OF Culpepe County shan sen Al
public auction 10 the highest bidder ali the wet unso
SAVES and their iDeres that conveyed deed Of Tr
from william Williams and wife day of Fr
ary 1870 and recorded in the County Cuipeper There
are some sixteen or more Of temfor the pa likely young
negroes Selling TRUSTEE convey only such ,le as i
IN me- but that = believed to BE- unquessionabse.
de 2l-cu IVN cppr~ ~