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he slood side by side with Randolph and fuze vel n Tie
Councils of the E--nnd 10 have been associated
with such names these in his country service, is
sufficient invest his with halo OF glory lie,
too, absained from the discussion of party topics he
alluded most happily to The early history OF Madison,
and described the part her people-then component
part Of Cupeper-took in the measures that immediate
" preceded the of these Colonies from the
| British Crown. He spoke in glowing terms OF the
deep devotion she had displayed 10 the
of civil Liberty and popular Freedom tie touched
upon vnrieiy of topics to The delight Of his auditory
| He pronounced most glowing and eloquent Euiogum
upon Mr. Madison, ard declared TINT TO hm, more Than
to ans other man, indebted for The Constiiu-
ton under which live For the Constitution, az a
is, he expressed his unbounded reverence; and de-
ciared his convection, that for its preservation We
must look to the middle class in society-the honest
yeonianry Of the country. They took the lead IN the
that led TO is ADOPTION and they would DC the
last to vicate it. He concluded, by avowing his un-
waverng devotion to Stale Rights State Sovereign
~, and deprecans, in the most eloquent manner The
continuance of The Protective Tariff policy His speech
mos. happy effort. His die'ion is pure and eis-
gan-hs style, chas,e end classical.
Mr.. Gilmef unavodably absent. Messrs Bed
niger Voolfolk and several Others also made speeches,
and the Company adjourned about elk in the evening
July 90 1913 H.
~ It is our mrfor,unc 10 differ with Mr.. Smith
10 the Presidential prospects. We have great respec,
for his opinions; but he scarcely be more decided IN
his idea, that Mr. Calhoun will! receive The nomination,
than that Dir. Van Buren, will receive 1t. AZ
all events, think he has the best chance. AS far
as we are advised, il is our impression, that Mr. Van
Buren, will GO into the Conren with stronger vote
than Mr.. Calhoun and that he stands as good chance
of carrying the votes of the noriiies At all events,
going into the Convention with larger vote, he will
require smaller part of the minority to carry him
through yet whoever be the nominee, we have no
doubt the great body of the Republican party will
cheerfully SUPPORT the nomination. Engnircr.
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HOyT & CO.'S OFFICE.

L'rder Ac Exchange Ho,ci Richmond. pirgna
NRAWiNG OF Alexandra Lottery Class No II, drawn July
u 80 20 y p II 70 - - co 81 So
Aug. 2i-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

The las: "Democratic Union, in an able article on
the subject Of "the Presidents nominations, Gays
"The United Democracy OF the keystone State demand
Of ths next Senate urile u S. the prying inquiry
into all Mr.. Tyler's Cabinet appointments.
The scrutiny may take a wide: sweep. Rnmors nave
reached about appointments to Office which are cal
crlaied TO startle US
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

The Charlottesville Jefersonan of the 27th speaks
Of the alarming trough. that vicinity. IL predicts
total failure of the crops of corn tobacco, and rege
tables, unless rain came We, too, have suffered
severely from want of rnn and the intense heat Of
the The grass nearly dried up, and the corn
and tobacco were seriously affected Sunday evening,
however, The rain commenced falling, and continued all
night in gentle dewy showers, soaking the ground
Yesterday was damp, and much wafer fell from l u
clouds We have strong hopes that the moisture VIII
be sufficient TO revive the dropping crops
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

lNEMALE SCiOOI.-TUpOR HhI.L.-The subscriber has
made for the establishment OF Female
ing School his house. Sewt"wn, King and Queen county
conduct tuition Miss Burial present and for
year. past OF the school Mr. John H. Co.'s
Essex.
The high reputation which Miss Burt has acquired pro-
fesson3 renders unnecessary
regard her qualifications teacher the appr0bation of pa
and guardians who have patrcnI2ed her
and Of pupils speak loudly
than euogy which the subscriber might attempt her
half
Tn. may be said of Miss Mcqueen. who has for
been associated with Miss Burt the Teacher Of Music
and will continue in the capacity IA this school.
The proposed location pleasant and healthy and the ohaae
of the neeborhood 'crns strong recommendation in IA
TrSA.-For board and tuition Si5 for the whole
mcncng IT, D October and closing the last July
half la be- rsd advance; the residue the expiration
the rsn-and VIII there be any deduction
Of time. Board includes washing, bed. bedding,
Tuition If da, scholars Tie neishtohuo, s?O Music
extra claree-to be paid Ia 'liss Mcturen.
Address, post PAID, New Town. a. above.
LEE &OY BOULWARE
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+, MEXICAN UO1'Ei NEW iURk.-lhe AGlrtican Hotel
a having recently unde gone ex.siTe rrra'Fs ana
being enlarged by the addition u Tie au",hs pa hu
again open for reception friends ana ae fIoo. ia
loo alton unsurpassed hy of similar esa9isel ~
City, being Broadway fronting The faf~ aa directly op
posiie The Fountain. .. ,.
The undersigned respectfully soiei.s continuance OF on
o., " -, c,..fs " f WILLIAM u. COZZENS
eoi I -. N "'' a"N l2-I..f
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EieaIhs.

Died, residence Of her brother Launcelot Minor Esq
Louisa, Virginia, the Eth umo, Ms. Di.SA MsUkY widow
of hi, hard Marry aged - years This venerable pair
had from the Ia. West 10 spend the
OF life son. eu, Maury Of the L. : Navy and among
kindred IN Virginia Mr iaury died respected and Ia
mented January SOM, Washington and his widow
in Christian hope, o the 27Gh JuEe.-.7rtna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

~ We are sorry that "a virginian" appears This
morning in small type 1t was not what we desired
but Foreman has the sake of convenience, and
of saving space niven il that destination.
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kep0DTTCdH5
majority in Senate 8.
New members being gu OF s.
General Result
In Fl of Delegates, Republican majority 10
In Senate,
Republican majority on joint ballot, -
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one of frequent and dangerous diseases Ia
which the human ii,bc. impression up"
the nervous, SYSTEM the vessels of the sin become
dyness burning heat Alter THIS, ne pcefa s
lem il uvo,yed the patient Kinks beneath 'he atacs nes
r,ved by appropriate remedies NoIo eiiuva and various
masma are the OF fever being Infused throughout r ~
and then beathcd the lungs, Tien vac l"','
combine. with the impure fluids cf the body aEd i car'u Ny
The circulating organs the remcies ram:haion' "' tr
If then the animal kei, in perfect! SOMA ana c
Inv stale aud every organ performing IT. functions f
there can be no of tie piedspcsns caise Ni !, M
marsh niasba with lie cAciih4 .aise
il an impure state the bio"d ami drased eohu.oa % h
GENERAL constitutions and consequently disease r a'la'
exoeriment in instances Is proved thal Janus
ra is of itself pophy tactic preventive against disease, y
removing exciting when there noh'hs rex 10 phhs
IN an a.ck peculiar that OF al VI
recty Indirectly proving lasting tonic u Inc ny US
use The health the patient becomes !uiy e''a"ssu a. !. III
vigcraIe powers of mature, Causing hestd energy %
the system. - IT, -,
~ For particulars advertisements in t ana ONE! CITY
papers. , n1 II, .,no,,.,,o,
by a. sANGS CO. Druggists ard Chemists 1a,e ri'la
lzs No 27i Roadway, cf f1rhcTs see' W." o.'
Sold in Pic,uord by ..r y. ~ ~! 8 M ,..is
burg Nv RtISSER ANDERSON, ;G Aofr!k ~ NJ. - %
ami d, druggists generally the principal etuts ID 'ae T.
P.;ce, 81 PER hci;!c--6 .a't.s 80 80 ., s.
~ ChUIIOH-Bc particular 10 asa '"' @NH" 80, 10 -,
rita, and takc other. -
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5TFSSpS CRAWFORD ~. HALL and WH PaSHili; You
Ta viii please take that The th day August ls,
q. Palmyra county Of Fnvanaa, TIE cousho,r, tr
;ea , hours of l!ise AID sunset and co:nug from day w
day nrt taken shall proceed take the dispositions @;
Samuel and Oilers h- read EVIDENCE SUIT no"
depending ;he Circuit superior Cou OF Law a|t 1hance:y
Tor the county Fvanna, which AM ps;Dt ad YOU
defendants. very respectfully, ..-....-...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

ysERRY OAKS For SALEThe subscriber having IN view
III Western location, offers for sale that we'll property
Merry OAKS Hanover Comfy The old Stage
cidu. Richmond Fredericksburg, and Just 10 miles
former place. He iiesi;aies say, th
i.alhi--t places Eastern Virginia. There yard
well of The strongly mpregnaed with aum the
which ha- been highly recommended by eminent Physicians
Diseases particularly for Summer complaint, and
invariably resulted the speedy restoration
:3gr: have erg
accGnoi alton al bnarfers
season, which have been nsarahy filed nhrn opened
for that purpose doubt that
might he done with itop. Tore i attached
place $40 o land greater portion of which
ous crutaTrg ars. quantities, hear. pine and
other which might m made very profitable be-
in. adilcen, saw Mills, The cleared land Is igh
cr!.,.o yieag year bushels wheat per acre,
aca,fei te whoet and
The property y The subscriber residing The
Oaks the II. iay be adirt
post paid through Richmond Post O:.re.
y. &. IIP$COMBE, JR
- D. Should the property Lr disposed Of by nh
October newt VIII be Sod publicly thai day, II fair
the ne 1t fair day thereafter. i. e. LiPSCOMBE j..
Aug. 2i-wiO
x Wig viii copy cnnny paper.
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Democratic majority over all, oil.
1.-THE Fall Elections, we expect, will give the Demo
Gratis two 10 the Wings one, and Tyler none.
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Total,
Democratic maturity. IA.

Democratic majority, H.
Those who req this should recolect. that The States
mos strongly taclured with Whiggery, are included in
the above.
"The grand result of the Congressional Elections,
which have already taken place, is as fellows
Democrats, 20
Wings, IS
Tyler, ]
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The Baltimore American of Friday evening notes
material decline in the prices of wheat OF every descrp
ton. new and old Sales of new Maryland and Virginia
reds Of good to very prime quality, made on FRI
day at 95 to 100 cents New family lour white whea'
were worth on that day lO5 to ITO cents ind old Penn
syvania reds at 10 To % cents. On Thursday morn
ing cargo of 2i00 bushels OF new North carolina
red was sold at niusysix cents and in the afternoon
cargo of 1890 bushels of u &. red, not very PRIME
sold q, % cents. Maryland white corn was bringing
in Baltimore 50 cents, and Mnrylun and Pennsylvania
yellow % cents. With lin Rchmond) good red
wheat is bringing 81 90. But little has yet been
purchased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

a- We have devoted larger space than we wished
to the prospects of Mr. Van Buren, We hope we shall
be permitted to leave such statistics, at all times un
gracious except in self Defence to show The other sue
of the question.
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NJ Hon. James NJ. Porter Mr.. Tyler's Secretary Of
Pennsylvania in false swearing 10 sustain The Legality
of the appointment, of his nephew, William Porter. 10
the Sheriffa,y of Philadelphia, by that nephew own
father, Governor Porter! Judge Banks testimony is
elected by Judicial proceeding 10 test the validity
of young Porler's nPP"lntment-[-'t'' Yorh 1f'sune
The general tone and spirit %! the article which .e
COPY from The Richmond Enquirer, ore quite sure
will he approved by the Democracy OF this State and
of the Union.
elimination and recri'ninaton among Republicans
may be pastme and qualification 10 the Wings, who w'i
gladly an the ern5ers bu,such dsscnons can scarce.
y fail to weaken position, and open the door TO u
innate if not present difficulties
In this Sta,e-and we may say in all this region OF
States-the popular sentiment of the Democracy, IN
our Judgment sets strongly IN favor oil MI Van barsn
II is pervading feeling And yet sc cannot bat re
pard il as q tolerant and liberal feelng-cne which
caeerfully comedies every Democrat the r,gh! to
prefer another and ample latitude of opinion in avow
ING his preferences Whilst should regard as alien
from his duty and pledges, sny Republican that should
dissent from hesitate in his support OF the nominee
Of the Democratic National Convention, we should
concede 10 him without reprcach elimination, down
TO that period liberal freedom Of opinion and prefer
encc in relation TO the object of his choice This pre-
valence of such spirit among the Republicans OF ts
State-the avoidance Of dsnuncia;ion-a determination
to eschew contention and to promote unanm''y-wi!,
we feel the utmost confidence, lead TO harmonious
results such as will find cordial response IN the
breast of every sincere friend of tho cause.
albany .1rgus.
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rising star 1871 shall be The last TO dim its rs
tire. :,
Bu, in one sentiment, We trust, every Democrat will
agree: That men of less Importance than prime,
ples-and that no vii! sacrice Inc success OF his
cause to the aspirations Of any candidate, however ex
allied. We 60 for the Republican Party, much more
than for The Office of President belongs to the
People-it is theirs to give auay-and may they give
it only in such hes, calculated to promote
in the highest degree their dearest interests aud their
sacred principles. EpirnIs OF THE EsQuIRER
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assss'ssS
BY I-4sr MORRIS Nan,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NON6kESS-WEpNExDAY.
Mr. MeDuhes abstract resolutions were laid upon the
table, In the Senate; ayes 20, noes -.
In tho HOUSE. Mr.. Anod's bl-redueins pay Of mem
bers, was pas-ed-ayea leo, noe. As. The Globe give.
the following summary OF Its contents:
The bill i 10 tako effect from aud after passage
The pay at members Of Congress il fixed thus:
For the irst tive months of any scssOn 50 Der day
For the ensuing two months, az Congress, shall b, so
long la session. Sc per day.
For the time Congress shall in session after the
irst seven months 81 per day.
Members are to be paid only when in actual attendance
upon their respective Houses; unes. their absence he
stoned by sickness oihomselves or their fatns
Of either House.
Tho mileage Is fixed 81 for every 30 miles of travel
Distancesnre to be computed according 10 the Po OG.
book, reckoning from the post office nearest the Residence
OF each member, by the usual route TO the sea, Of toy
ment Mileage - not 10 be allowed unless u.n,bcr. b.
actually travelled the distance charged in their acconn,
AL officers and agents OF the Government who arr allow,
ed travelling expenses subjected the same regulations
Inc salaries Of various other officers of the limited
states, whose pay Is not protected by the Constitution
-sueh Tor instance, the President aud the Judg.s
are also brought down. Officers in the Civil and
mHltnry Departments (Army and Navy includ.d) of
Tue Government whose salary exceeds 80 900 are
reduced ~ per cent on their present day. Officers and
agents receiving salaries ranging from 900 to $4,000
arc reduced l2s per cent on their present paw No re-
however, Is to bring down the salary any one now
receiving more than 900 below that sum, Dipoms,ic
agents serving abroad exempted from the reduction. Al
So all persons whose salaries no, more than 81
600 per anIum. go
The offices of Recorder and Solicitor of the General
Land Office are abolished
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IUN hENI,
"a The large Warehouse on the south side
Of The Basin at the south corner OF and sth s,rss
Known BY the name OF Anderson warrhouse
Also The House Cary between BRneh. P,o,v ~
Llaiherhouse which admirably adapted to Grocer
stand and which may be fitted up Tor that purroSs '
Also the Tobacco Factory and Futures In I,hs,5 An. ~ -
"a Fprn ,SnppSCs, -.
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MONEY! MARkEr-cIrY Nrus

MONEY MARkET-CITY NEWS.
The late arrivals have brought about 1000 bp.bels
Wheat and $4,000 bushels Corn from New Orleans. No
sales have been made.
MARKETS, Feb. Il.
COTTON-The supplies have increased very much
within few days, the arrivals being large The sales are
about lOOO bales per day. at prices ranging from 6! to &c
mhlShEf-Saes OF Pennsylvania, in bbls at l9cts
RlCE-Sales of fair Mt 80 rs.
fLOUR.-The market has been perfectly uniform for
the last three days. Genosee, Ohio and Michigan al 37S
a d. But little doing IN southern; sales of Georgetown
richmond country, Baltimore CITY, Alexandra and How
s,reet-SIa4l2
GRAlN-Corn is very dull, last sales 20 cents, Small
sales of Rye at SIS cts. Oats 30
SEEO-Cleon has declined; Gales at 81 a 6 cts Clean
tlaSseed 80 So Rough SS,jO.-(N. Y. Express
NEW YORK AUCTION SALEs-Feh.l4
BY VIM. Gerard
Tobacco-3O hhds Kentucky, common quality, 2i,4;
average $40 mos.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARDI

w T. will pay the above reward of $50 for ap
pretending ani delivering place MOSES who
eas himself Moses Green and ROBERT SIS
either OF them SIS piece for deosng m jan that
We get them again Moses bright
Sea old and about feet 10 part OF the
under eye I'D nert 10 his We his
lids were injured Robert bgh; man. about ~ wears
od and about feet6 inches high with hand
ou'e wei maze man. he carried III HIM
beaver We purchased nyroe. IN Richmond ON b h
January last Moses was the Of M Green H. Duke and
rased oy MI George Deve5iss Frederick county
Robert purchased OF Henry Bann and wa, from
vile Prince William county They len our Iron Works IN no.
ourt on the 10Th uo cause to the mana
LANGuORSF a scET,ccs
.-sn0.lhuts. Va req ith lsil fe lo-eI2t
0J- The Baltimore Patriot will co,y 2aw6v
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VIRGlNIA-IS CHAScxRy.--At rules held
40 The ueks Once 81 the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
AM chsneery for Tho County o. Lancaster Mooy
day " February. 1913.
Raleigh ID Carter administrator Of John Carter decd and Ra
kish punAwsy, administrator Of nisusohd Basye, deed
Coup sinanlsL
against
John Doatran and Caarne Margaret Mf who ~a. q,
nArine Margaret X. fscihh At law OF fn,h John
feseL who The dvises Of John Y. rs6i John Boaan
Of Winney rercfu Of the aid Elijah John
Margaret tala. Poee PefeifsL widow Of the ~ IA John
Thomas Potts Surviving etseuot OF Elijah Pccth wnpey PEI.
eh and fias Brent sheriff of Lancaster County and a, h
administrator dc bon- with the Of John n Pcrc
Jun. ~ Dcfs.
Ts Defebiin Thomas Potts having entered hi. appear
anee and given security according ofAcby and the l.
OF ms Court and appearing BY satisfactorily evidenes adieed
before the csk In his ohes nabant OF this ON
monweahh ordered that defendant do spear tt
The Clerks ONCE Of said be bLn Ia,
The sad Couri) the FIRST MONDAY May and answer IN.
BIN OF the Compartments AMI that copy order be hih
Inserted IN published city Of Richmond
for two months seee--iNsS ami posted hon, door OF the
Court house. Of this county. " ~
eopy-Testc.
e o.. p1,nr
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Stale of virginia.

10 John w. Hufehinss, James Watson. and Thomas j.
Ryiand, executor Of John r. Hopkins.
GrENILEMEN'-fou being residents State. will be
" pleased IN take notice. that "wednesday the 2snd
day OF this present month February between sunrise and
ake e deposition of John NJ Gregory be
cause no" depending IN the Circuit Superior
ohaneefy Tor the county Of James City
l. se m which cause pln,n and you
ana from any cause the said deposition be that
datwin be continued on FINN dav 90 d,y
until be Completed where you NAV attend YOU hDk
Il
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Two the heirs of John Harden, deceased, and
N the heirs Of Polly smith. John and
foy were heirs o Isaac Harden. deceased Abearle
'ouny virginia You hereby notified
receiver OF the Circuit Superior Cour Il law
he -ad county Of Abemse the Virginia money
IN hs hands deereed By aid Superior paid
your compliance acquisitions aid decree You ar.
therefore required forward and receive the same
ALEX. GARRETT, X. C. T. C.
hncmarie County, Va Dee. 3ls,, ieI2
Ja 5-cSd2awiOMsy
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E.5 lhE House at present occupied by Mr.
H. B. Montague ana next Dsrt Lot oeetp,es ~
M horInn on C. street opposite the Creer
SAoe Han IN desirable neighborhood They are hoth vvod
Houses and with water &C yard Rent viii Be Low 10
good tenant. " 'S ~" !" q
Also the stables on the lot Mr. Du formerly oeeupd bv
~ "oon The Stables VIII Is or 90 Horse. with
large n II rps ~ IN
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RY virtue OF decree mndc bv the chnncor,

Rf virtue of decree made bv the cb,ncor,,
- Court Tor the city Of Richmond on the day Of Janu,,y
IN ue case Of Gimsr and David Ander,oD % a.
pooeed on uo S5rd OF this month public aueton
on ne premises at u O'Clock Hous Lot known a. Wa
sa" near the city Of Richmond The Is lrg. a,B su
arranged one with four an orchard sY.,,
cen &C shall alec proceed To sell by same atho,y an a..
u month al i O'Clock the premises two story brck
Rol on lSth street adjoining
ee ana im~Iatey thereafter shall on the ptel-e. an.
pots buildings. '- N"'"ha ~ nh
TEENs-One third cash third in 81, month"; and m, ,. -
twelve months negotiable paper well endorsed and m q,
perry reserved until the las, payment l. made - ~ p'
hS-d DAVID ANDERSON 1, T,,....
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Land sale near Curd.yiIIe.

virtue of Deed of Trust executed IN mo
- by Bernard C. Booker. Buckingham bsnr a,,s Il, y
Venaer l759 and duly recorded on FRIDAY tn ao,b A.
Of January merit upon the premises public auction ~ a.
highest bidder the aei Of land IN al 49,
son,sed 10 wit 81 acres hing on 10th ,t. -
Ns RIVER IN said county, adjoining the bd Of Job1 60
Others. ''"S 'i0"is' ana
sSoo OF The purchase money required in cash N. n,
hnee on such credit and secured manner as q BoE
ma ole IN aeau Of his direction Of J. and n.
eua payneni- upon bonds with approved security AMI hen on
The land The title to be conveyed b. tr. j. bogbt -
beyond question. " p RoCoCr ISM 600
- 'O''NA n trustee.
The above sale failing named o5 wan, n bl.r will
axe Place on the terms above Saturday IN. Ii,b %
March next IN the town Of CurdsvBe front OF The Tavern Hou
OF James u. CrcedleS E.o. ~ '" ''o-Ae
a9--HiU
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LAND AT AUCTION

virtue of a decree pronounced by the Sune.
otCoar OF Cuipeper m. i3h tsy June 1872 N I'M.
"aoae va hansorough and Others Commissioner. N
aid Court shan sri n public auction premises, on m. IA
y o. March next certain taet of Land the county OF Gu
per ADJOINING the lands Of Frederick Brown Cot Tbom and
o-rH within two miles Of Wbeafeys Kelley. MIN.
ing f'f acres Tins land IL well adapted growth OF con
oa &c and could IN short time be Of the - q
% Neh OF me purchase money TO Be paid win be sue
70 pa me costs OF said suit and the eGpenss attending The
S exclusive OF trustees the re.ie ~ ,n-
money! on credit Of and years the day OF
@ mo No equal instruments the purchaser giving bonds ana
security until the payment Of the purchase money A
ms % WI MY be sold Al the above time the ere
rests The tile u believed to be good but only such win b d !,
IL vested IN commissioners.
JOHN G HANsBRoUGH lcouanl--
ja 3I-cw4w BENJAMIN FARTSu