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,oh,bly commence with tie trial Of Passed MidshiP-
- cf tho Z. Mining Squadron:

,,ob,blv commence With tie trial Of Passed MidshiP-
man william, May, OF the Exploring Squadron.
There are charges also pref Tred against LIEUTENANT
Charles Wilkes, Lieutenant Robert r. Johnson, Lieu
i.nont T. /. Prnkney, Assistant Surgeon {. +. d.
{; lion md Chaplain Jared L. Elliot OF the expedition.
l,rmius u curious compound Of religion, physc, aha
stewardship.
Tic evidence in the Of these trials, IS ex
ueci 10 bring light many, II not all, Tie pf"ce"'
aus of the celebrated Exploring expedition, when nave
ert, beer ike sealed book 10 The citizens al i's
United States, no deeply interested IN al VINE"
incurred and the reports WILL therefore, be o'n"y ~
,crss,ing b,th andsnen end seauieh On lha' ac-
count besides exposing 10 view many curious and SIN
uar things not dreumt OF IN The philosophy oi gtea'
numbers That il will be both curious and interesting
must be acknowledged, and the readers OF the Herald
will b. furnished with report Of the proceedings, DAY
by day. Which will be distributed all over the country
and afford all an opportunity oil Judging on The facts
presented.
Among the others who be subjected In the en-
oury of this tribunal will be found Commander o. L.
! Williamson Lrutrnants James Noble, q. CogdeH
| y & Bay, ana four mid.lipmcn OF The sloop "hrfeh
Common drr VILLAIN J. Belt and lfuienunts w iiiiaH
Pearson and George II Prentiss, OF the sioop Marion
Lieut., John P. Mclaughlin, late commander OF Tue
Finrida squadron operating WIN Inc laha 'o'ceS'
Commodore Ballard Captain Dallas and others
The Court having organised directed oil parties con
cerned 10 attend to. morrow morning az ~ ciocS'
which hour the Court adjourned. notice respecting
this from The Judge Advocate will be found IN ano
taer part ofthe paper
The best accommodations the nature oil Inc Cou''
vnuld admit was granted The public press, and oi
which the President and members deserve our &C
! kno " edgmen,s.
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PRE.NiU.u MACHINES.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
MACUINE M.iNUFACTORY,

Corner at Main and l9lh streets,
Opyositc INC .feditat Coiitgs Richmond. Fi-cinia.
rT,E proprietor o the above establishment keeps
constantly hand furai notice, made Il
The r materials and by the most experienced workmrn the fol-
lowing valuable
LAGoRSAvfNG MACHINES, VIZ:
To, Bosnd's Patent Staple Tooth Spring Bed Thrashing
Machines
Emmons' Paen, Chain Band HoePowrrs and stationery
Cearrd horse
Wheat Fans Of the most approved kinds
Drers Patent HORSEPOWER GTist NILS
Parses Pa,cn, Irnncy'n cr. Steel Spring Corn-shellers
Sa1ord's Patent Straw Cutters
Belongs Cornflin,ers
Hay Presses, Hosting Cranes
Tobacco fla,iening Mills and Castings
Mill Rounds. ard almost every other kind Of Machinery thnt
may be called for.
TIE r,acines viii be marked and forwarded cric with
printed directions for sriig MP md working then
For the ino.mlton ct those nnaequanted with the Machines
made the subscriber. lie thinks prapr TO publish The following
certificate from esrn of the Agricultural Society Of the
county enrico showing that awarded II lhe
May Exhibition and Far "i his Ihrashns Machines Wheat
Fans AMI Corn-ShcIlens:
In compliance with Resolution OF Henrico Agricultural
give, requested premiums
Exhibition and Fair held Richmond, the 9th of May
tsil- fety certify that awarded TO Jahez
Parker his improved 1hasang Machines! Wheat Fans and
Machines exhibited by him said Exhibition and
Fair. J. Il. ILRaEis, PRESIDENT.
az shold additional testimony le wanted show that those
Machines are in eye.y greatly superior all others Use,
the sethe prepared those that may desire with
printed certificates their favor from over twenty Others OF
hah!y this state and
item hnnrsds Of others that have his Machines In use
All procure these ThrashinE Machines from
subscriber sc proprietor Of tie patent right FOR Ibis section
o country Premium Wheat Fang the pesra. will
raa.s him with tier orders early may be convenient
that he mas able 20 furnish tie in good season.
''''' - ' JABEZ PARKER.
April li-lanf
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Mourt Airy. 10Th Jnnc. 1912.


yNfIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Per- ion. under diseases of any kind, not contagious,
admitted in THIS institution ~ the following. iatcs:
For period exceeding six wtek ut;e patients nj 50
per week eoeL 40 ST. For period exceeding six weeks
deduction of Il per week il made III every case.
The abnve charges include baard nursing medicines medical
attendance surgical operations and necessary attention
the patient IA made in
There separate wards for the different classes of patients
and accommodations ample and complete in every re-
sprct.
Two of the Professors OF the College wait the Institution daily
having charge the Surgical wards and the other Of the Nc
deal The under the cnrse of the Professor Of
In all important the Faculty OF the College are
called in consultation.
Gentlemen scnding from the country to the nfmay
arc expected Letters should be address
81 IL lie President of Tho lnlrnary.
Des ~ 7o-wly
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Fenatyes OF State sovereignty nov barter their power
mea MT 10 guide The high testlnies OF the Government
for The purpose of gratifying their low, personal re-
vence, or political animosItles
How grossly inconsistent with Itself Is Whgsety'
parlcularly the Wing gerry Of Virginia In one House
we fad her representative peierrng Articles OF M
oeachrent arainst the President Of his own selscioi
r NAL administration ofthe Government; in ihr oite
g.. he hold one al least of her Senate Indirectly as
sumnp lis rens, crossing its power and patro"agr
.dyocatipp measures Of doubtful constltutlunaiiy,
and a: the sam. time meenly Insulting and ngio
-;ously throwing the Lis,ne upon the same Pirt'
dent for policy which he h'msth III part ofig'
na,es and the mulieasnnce OF agents whca liz IA
nors 10 appoint VIII il b. said That MIR Singleton
WAS partzan' " no that could think nr speak
ga. silent during The late Presidential canvass: IL is
rot denied tina, he then was decided DeInncrat, ana
wc hope he will continue 10 be go Are they ne
ra,ves or iniheciles Who appointed To Offices
made vacant by prescription, or is not promised ieat
10 Henry Clay made the passport 10 oti-e? here.
,o(nrc no ullce holder in Virginia has been deneunctd
.r opinion sake, and hcre TINT no party in power
vii; be ir.ccd 10 puue her slate OF policy win iir
stains which her sors have cas-. upon the General %
he rare felicity of,hakng they pleas aud speak
ing ha, they think Esaehfatr Iuginian
William kinney, Esq has bren appointed By The
President with the consent OF the Srnate, District
Attorney OF the L. S. for The Western District of Viz
2lna.
Mr. Kinney, we understand, was not an applicant
fr the office. His presented TO The presi-
dc n, by some of his friends al Washington, on the re-
ction of the nomination OF Mr. Singleton, without his
knowledge taunton Spectator.
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Sen.. I'd

4 MEt.IA SULPHUR sPRfNG5.-This long krown watsrirs
~ place, situated ia the county Of Amelia. 50 miles South west
of Richmond IS miles West OF Petersburg and % miles East Of
Famvc ready for the reception Of Visitors, and every
and making for their comfortable accommoda
The walks and pleasure grounds about The establishment
have been beautifully laid and anr,ry ornament.
ed and every thing about ru: in the finest and most tasteful
order.
h sinlsr establishment. Virginia. in point Of
beauty the rcp-rie. ol IL water. Tic ratsnt VI Its I'M
pros mens sufficient for hundreds al 4 time.
Tie pledges himself that ;Dg m past hal be wanting tn
give comfort ard satisfaction is guests His ice houses
filled table and bar shall he furnished with the he
country and markets ard TIE usual complement of
wants cooks and "slcs i'll be in attendance scientific Nu
stefan empo, good band Of Musicians, who
post the July. From tine pressure OF the times
the charges CT establishment are reduced TO the uluwn
prices:
81 IS per day fer man. 15per day for horse,
: 90 - week, ~ - week.
25 90 i" month. Il 90 $ month
Children under IL years Of age and Servants bali rer.
FRANCIS 4. WILSON.
July 10 al-wiw
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Senior do 20 90
Junior Greek Glass 20 GO
Senior do 10
Preparatory Mathematics - 90
The price o Board put down $780, is that paid
College Steward, who in consideration of certain privileges,
binds himself 10 the Faculty lake all Stu dents who apply
for board, The price here stated Tie Students boarding with
hin, lodge in the College building.
The of Board including washing lights and fuel other
Boarding oI>cs exceed $780, This has been
eabis he'd b. general under standing with the College auLc
iitrs.
To the Junior Mathematical Class the Student be
prepared with simple f1ai Those
pared chain tie necessary preparation III Preparatory
Class
In addition studies above enumerated there depart
mcnt Of higher studies the attainment uf the degree
OF a. n.
Information concerning course las maers)
with any of the Professors The classical certificate
auircd for the degree oil A. VI.
Gcrmen sgc prepare themselves fer Medical Gadua-
ton any InSition ns the necessary pre- plra"n on
Professor Min2'on who gives private Of Medical In
.lructior: Fee Sti.
In addition Case of surcpa, Law. second
and pryat. ty the Professor winch the Text Books
will he fuckers Comment The Revised Cote Lnmay d.
grst -" ahen reaasist Pad r:tun) Miods Head
white the student vii have the advantage OF reading In IN
extensive ald well assorh reference Library, Fee so.
Tex Books in all The n:ct' referred - had
prices exceeding those IN the cities
Al of the private Glasses mentioned
happen SueEts the College, win be required
IL nai,iiuiare il above The age Of IT,
Private the Classics pcpar1.or, for Cole and
in the GrrGlan Language, MAJ be obtained IT town.
I. X. Dew, President.
July ~ Gl-w.w & l5S25O.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AND RACE COURSE FOR SALE
THE of the late Ben amin Brouchton op
paste Fredericksburg including 40 Of Land, va
Mulberry Lti the Race Cvsrse and latte Hmm.
W. II. TAYLOE, Executor.
t:-vi lti,
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WANTED thi. office. Apprentice the Printing M
w Boy from - TO IL ysars old, posssssnga good En-
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7o-wl y

WILLIAM T. RiTcI!IC, ATToRrEr Law, Richmond, |d
w Ocor the with Dr. Richie, on Main street above
~. n,rL. Feb. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
knowledgmen

ytRGIsI..-Obs,acles are thrown in the way OF yes
sells trading 10 Virginia, in consequence OF retaiatory
ws for the uncaedfo war waged by thus state aeansl
the Old Dominion. The lazy of this State, changing
The mode of defining the rights of master over hs
property has been pronounced unconstitutional oy tue
SUPREME Court The whole fthe abolition war wasec
nv this State against the South the fruits of Weed
pernicous COUNSEL has proved injurious to all parties
r.T. J. Union
The "I.ast Link" between Fredericksburg and 20
tomac Creek, will be completed by the LIST of Novem-
her This will be an important contamination. Al
the end Of the road there will be fine hnrbor, the ma
vgation which is easy md free from the objections
to Potomuc Creek, the water Of which has been ire
qneny blown out 10 so low stage that the steamer
could no, be loaed. Above all, the gain will be the
avoiding Of the too much abused "nne miles of
stage travel. Praise is due the company tor the nooe
spsi, with which they have struggled TO accomplish
this important object.-.heIandria Gazette
MoyrY ArrAIrs-l Unusual E1citemfnt.- The
icty which was manifested yesterday, ny all classes,
in regard 10 money affairs CONTINUED TO a late hour
and a, 10 o'clock large masses OF people were IN
the street. in the neghtorhood of the banking house
of l.. A. Bcnoist & CO. Curiosity, apparently, led
most Of the people there There outbreak or
violence of any kind, and confident that none
need be apprehended. This morning at o'clock, II
was announced that Messrs. Benost & Go. were una
bic TO meet their liabilities 10 their drpos'tors IN e'n'
and they accordingly suspended payment on all de.
mands. Notice given by them, that they would
pay their deposors as follows:
One half in 30 days,
One fourth i'll months.
The other fourth in twelve months The certifi'
Gates 10 bear ten per interest. We understand
that full statement of their affairs may be expected
Monday.
Crowds ofinterested deposiiors, and many more who
had nothing to lose by the suspenslon were in attend.
during the morning, but there was we are happy
to say no exhibition Of any violence whatever Those
interested are sensible enough 10 know that nothing Of
the kind will them the payment Of their money,
and will of course abstain from il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
West Fall, May -, 1872.

u ETWEEN John Eil.y's Union Coffee House and R. IT, Jen
ID sins Dry Gud Store and ara low Governor street
We would ;ake this late opportunity Of II mixing the public Tor
received the last six Il not design al first
establish ourselves through tie press hut 10 do i by giving
call upon which consider far prrfca-
Bile any oi-r ba and Of which glad TO know has
been almost universal.
AL goods sold by that do prsse quail
y IT, color, make fashion, otherwise can be rrurned and
refund.t-p,oviJcd the shall MT have been
We have hi- ie large stock il not larger than
in line of and would respectfully
the give call before purchasing, and
himself and IL pronounced low
other in the city, shal he much deceived
We Coth Coats so while charge gig for making
the furnishing the coth and pans Al So
that nd for S4; and Vests shirts Drawers, andkerchefs,
Cravas ks Suspcudrrs Sacks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds qualities and al o:cr articles usually kept by Cloth
irs of which determined sell low for cash; and
quc the public call and whether they buy not
or III Goods s1-raEttd.
J. BRASSAS & CO.
Co,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

P. TALIAFEERo Arrorskr At Law, having located him
SELF at Columbus Mississippi, will promptly and CAREFUL,
discharge all business entrusted 10 him.
RrrrsErcas-Davd W. Barton, Wirstessr, Tss John Hart
Frsduisasyarr William Green, CuHr~ C. r., Lewis WI
,hms Orergs Ht James W. nduss CR~sxssvHS jseue
Tayiu, RiAassa
Feb eoAaAn
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SS7ILLIAM MARY COLLEGE-The Lectures in this In
w sulion will the 2nd Monday October.
Course for tss Decree ~ 4. o.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bellies Ie.t-rs, Logic Ethics and ory.-Thonias n. Dew
President and Professor
Political Law and ovcrnment-Ecvcry Tucker, Professor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saunders, Professor.
Chtm.Iy.-John M!iiiacton, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Political Economy and MrtapLy scr.Thomas r. Dew, Pro
fesgor
Natural Philoso2hy-John Millrcton, Professor.
Observation-Disclosures Saunders, Professor
INDEPENDENT CLASS.
Law.-D. Tucker frofrssnr.
Preparatory Mathematics. Robert Saunders, Professor
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
Ancien, IanSnases-Charles Minnirernde. Professor.
TIC Jun Latin Class
read Saust and Virgil and for admission Junior
Greek Class he must be prepared Ia r.nd X.nUphcn.
Eyp.nss. n regular StuGes..
JEEIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors, sa1 each, $50 60
Half fer. Junior Political Glass; 10 90
MafrIru,a.ipn fee, 5 to
Board, INCLUDING washing, lights and fuel) $50 90
s905 10
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees to three Professors sro co
Naturalization lee, 5 on
Board, &C. 10 10
sos 20
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Law sao 90
Junior Latin Glass ~ 90
Senior do 30 90
Junior Greek Glass 20 co
Senior do 20 10
Preparatory Mathematics - 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

We are indebted to the Hon Mr. Steenrod, of vir
pnia for u copy of his late speech on the Tariff bill
The speech is full OF sound argument, and close and
aaorious calculations showing clearly The utter faacy
of the policy The Wings attempting to force upon
he country The following the orcIbe and eloquent
paragra phs which cl"se the speech
s''Ihe importer pays not only the 90 per cent, but
also, often the export dnty, The Shipping expenses
freight insurance. interest the investment, commits
sion Sales and the expense OF preparing TO import
This, conceive, will average an amount equal 10
.he duty required be paid to the Government. If
the home manufacturer Cannot compete with the foreign
manufactures ia the home market, under this favored
custom house legiss;on cannot be to the advantage
of the country sustain those manufactures that re-
quire favored rgislatIonto he sustained by tax
the people, aud 10 the prejudice OF the revenue Of
the country
"Then, thrk might here trumphantly ask. why
abandon this policy You have tried i. for nine years
II has proved most beneficial in It's operation. You have
tired the adverse polcy: the country, by It, has been
broueh, 10 the verge Of civil A gallant State
raised lis flag in proud defiance 10 this leglsalion and,
hough you could threaten 10 crowd the sc7hod with
her most gifted and gallant sons and 10 drench her
sunny fields with blood still you had not the reckless
,emeri;y 10 adhere 10 this periious policy No, the
p,ou patron was compelled TO recedeto come out and
10 offer up his own dear banling public sacrifice
the peace Of The country Why, then, again lest the
affection. Of this people 20 thus union: Why again
compel then, 10 e,c aud take their respective SIDES
their lives to iheiT S;a!r institutions; There is
nothing. esther the present past, 10 give the STATES
man the hope that hs system s not doomed again
10 fall unte. popular tsecsufe, and may be, again
10 peril the perpe,ui,y CT this Uncn.
THInctcs:r Iirgin1n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

In the United States Cort r the Eastern District OF Virginia
Jn!y 10th, 1872:
WILLIAM A. FRAYSER, Of the county of Cumberland, hav-
w ing filed petition payin: that h- may be declared Bank
iam A. show 10 The Court the 10Th day
Of September why the SAID William y Frayser BE- de-
BANKRUPT The act Of Congress in that behalf
aud copy order he published In the spapefs
cording TO The :slnl and 2lh Rules OF Court
\ Copy-Tcste, - ~
JuiY i9 LIZ
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171III.H o0PD1y CorM,UioE MIsen.rT, t'ssnnrp,ia-
e. re.,e ,ss I.s, 70 MUIR sAisd, vim III
An .sn.;s.nsns !. ~ slArssa shall - ssessss avis
$40 and sasa. fA1~
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Caroline, June o9,n, 1892
rKEsH STRING Goods.

FRESH SPRING Goods c,.,
WI. BUTLER Importer chra, 9atsnrf a., pr "
neya now day crpc c.ed all direct from til:
usual large tasty selection II China, Glass and
which he offers for cash. reduced pies, or on
month. puncua buyers lie feels conhdr nj, thar NJ
will not consider necessary farther North for OoO
line, ifhcy wii hut give him n call :, r..s,r.
:. WIZ r L. i-ch' . uoots auo'' as-s;.
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M Mrssrs THOMAS B. FOX AND JOHN B. Fox

mo MEssgs THOMAS B. FOX AND JOHN B. FOX
Genemrn-ou Thursday, The 22rd day OF September
O'Clock la the Tor. and O'Clock In
the uernon Gloucester We SHAH take The drPo-
s.tions of Thomas and Others ad evidence
chancery depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaucrry for county, in which .u plain
ms ard you and others defrian and IT, from any
,l- said dcpasi.isrs taken on that day, hcng
.re nt finished shall continue the taking The
from day 10 day until they completed; and You h"ing
babanis Of his State, give this notice. required By
order that may attend at Tie time and place above
specified, II think proper
" ILIAM i. SMITH & Co, by their Attorney
CIcuce.tar July 9ii, 1872.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

WILLIAMS CARTER WIcKHAA will practise Law in tn
w Superior and Inferior o the Counties ri anov.r
Caroline and Goochand. Near Taylovile Hanover county
July l1-wGwA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE June 2hh isi7-In e.
10 m at, entitled An act 10 reduce INTO one -
ae,. concerning Esehea,ors parsed 9Th da. Of
do hereby mike all whom 4 may e"nee ~ NG+
pears. by Certificate of the Eseheatr OF we i,ed Into
Land oFce that ~ inquest held on ':s Ie e,p.,lpt
1872 lot EasivIe in the cnnny 81 ,ei1e.p
one sixth Of ar acre, OF which John " ni'ehea
been esch.ated to this CcmTonwrarn, p. "a +. osn
8. H. PARKER Eos - IL Wv
JULY ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
nufaciofy Of Nunn Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fors possessing the latest improvements, and that
decaey touch ard Tone peculiar their
nufaclrc.
ao large assortment, OF Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Paro foes repaired tuned let hire, and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The lascs collection OF Music offered for sale in this
S.te may l.. selected from TIE The subscriber who
4, Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices
Those purcha,!ns 10 sci. again will furnished upon
terms than they can fna else y here in the S.ate
p. n. TAYLOR,
Piano Ferte ard Musie Store, sppositr the EeHks.
5a-wlant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

TT We have the satisfaction 10 announce, that Mr.
lanes 81 Red'nond hos been re.apponed Postmaster IN
tbs place Perhaps there never was CRUISER political
outrage pcrpetra,ed on whole community, than his
removal about a twelvemonth since. This county
Numbers about l50O voters, and we honestly believe
that out Of them, 10 could not have been found tEa
would have advocated The change-so far as II known
only Aree approved it. But MIR. Sianly, the hepfe
sentative Tor conGueror he said9 OF thus Congress
,ona District had become clothed with little autho
rty, and he must needs exercise it on old Democratic
Edrecornbe. A remons;rance, signed by hundreds Of
our citizens, Washington city, apparently
without effect; but justice, though tardy, has at length
been awarded Us, for which tender our thanks 10
.sthe mowers that be- - Iryboro Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

sNAENI. LIE PROPERTY FOR SnLE.-Vusulnt 70 4 ilcfd
L n Trust ihe subscriber ty Geo H. Motley and
wife On the .ai dag of .;epnsT, Sill and rec"rd Tie
CLERKS 01r. Of The Court cf Pnnc. Edward
on the ad DAY of August si2 the premises In
Farnve se The highest bidder credit, 10 be- made
known on The day Of ale House and present
by NJ Vernon cons sting parts Of Lots Nos 10 and J.
fronting on Main street, about r centre of business also said
,olI,ys interest in Factory and Lot attached
rst me ntioned Lots aso Boat household and Kitchen
Furniture Negro Women, and Scsro Girl Phs, with
other articles The proceeds DC applied according
said sale will he eornaed from Day day. until completed
The property believed be nndouhled acting
T<tcs shall only convey such lille is vested in
by the Deed OF Trus. aforesaid.
WIN. c. FJ.ouRSoY, Trustee.
Nav ai 5-lawtds
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rY,u MIR. CARY SEaRS-:r-on Thursday, the :2nd day of
September Hea between The hours o. 10 O'clock in the
Gloucester
we shall take dispositions of Peter Kemp and others, re
r,na AS ry in a canerry depending Circuit,
orror Count Of Law Chancrry for Gloucester county
witch su, ale pGn!. and aud Others dfendants
and IL from any cause The said daposion not taken
brnr commenced completed that diy, shall
TIME the taking from day To day until The whole
b-d and you not being nlahiani of State rive
yrn hi. notice required by law in order at you may attend
al the time place specified if you think proper
WILLIAM r. SMITH & co. by their Attorney.
Va iy