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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Partisan Surics AMI Partisan Just tee.

Some of the more contemplate of the Wing presses
of this Safe have displayed good deal of ignobe graft
hcaon the fact that verdict Of $4,000 damages had
recently been rendered against the able and interchangeable
Editor the Ohio Statesman, SAMUEL MhDARr, IN favor
of DEMAs ADAMS, the late Marshal of that State They
have but little reason. howeverto exult for more UNJUST
verdict rendered. characterized by such
disgracefu partisan influences If they suppose that such
verdict will ultimately iuuTe the object of their hate
they mistaken and place too low estimate upon the
intelligence and of justice of the Ohio Democracy.
Medary has appealed from this unjust decision aud hon
and unbiased jury will yet do justice the The
circumstances attending the trial already had, thus
summed up by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Jury constituted follows: eight Of the J.-
rorS-aH UMgS-were in the box. The Wing Sheriff
summoned four tasmen-aH Wings. The defendant =
counsel challenged two jurors and the Uhg Sheriff
again summoned f1rO Wigs in their places.
The progressed 1t pro1ed by the defence that
MEnaRY five hundred miles distant from Columbus
when the communication was publlshed-what malice,
therefore could be inferred III proceed that the plan.
tir he'd offered to withdraw his SUIT if MEpARr would
give up the of the writer and publish refrdrH
and that MEDARr up the and rendered refrnr
IT, when the plaintiff refused 10 fulfil his oiie-wha
malice therefore, was shown in MEDAnYl SANDER is the
utterng publishing of false and injurious matter from
a malicious motive. In this the another 5
whose name was given up to the pain,h-MEDAnY knew
nothing of its publication at the tmeand afterwards Of
fered every araon.-ye; ~ barsan Jury returned
verdict of thousand dollars,
They did under partisan speech of four hour.
length from IHomas Erigg, IN which he poured upor
the defendant his long cherished and vndcve party ha
tired. This man broken in politics and in fortunes through
the warfare urged against his selfish and corrupt by
the Democracy, and chiefly by the Ohio Statesman, il
leading organ. found here golden opportunity wreah
his vengeance; and appealed to this Wing Ju
~ and nhimel their passions and Partizan ha,rcdant
behold the result
We unhesitatngIy declare, that gross
garng corrupt and abomnabe exhibition of FartsanshT
in Court of Justice sine. N.rrHrw LYoN fined
ttro thousand dollars and imprisoned under The SedHon
.lcf. for speaking his opinions of the administration
old John adams The corruption of the whole i,
wholly without a mask-it is naked-undisgused--
| Observation-Disclosures,
The citizens of Columbus held public meeting upon
the Of this monsouslyunjlst velic-stat
cd the facts have here recsptulaedand appealed
the good of the people of all parties against so H.,
gran. prostitution of the trial By Jtry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
The Sf:,tc Convention.

" the day for the holding the State Convention
Is finally determined on readers will be Informed.
And then shall expect of the greatest rallies
which Indiana has ever known.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
80 'sEyz. rsE SSzs<

'E'HE 81 SERVER would Inform tie iu,c irrsir. m ,
that he has taken fr ten year. i,s o.
stand, known a. tie Kay - lnasana. ~
ct the cart t-e he u adj r..a-.
10 aetonu-iNe tr Mtp %fr ris-d - L.H
tom tie hopes by h long eal.raee IN In 10 s M 10
render satisfaction. Iou WN 81 DOUGHTY.
H. %stS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

William G Benham, brother IN law OF the tdiior OF
the Louisville Journal, recently stabbed by Talbot
Oldham at Louisville and died from the effects Of the
wounds in few hours Tae oi tie attack .G
volysd IN doubt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
PENNSYLV ANiA-FIFTEEN THOUSAND DEM
OtRATiC VI NJORITN

The democratic Canal Commissioners or Pcnnsvl
vannla have been elected by about FIFTEEN TIlOI'
SAND majority Tins the test question for IN,
State, ahd 4 SHOWS the Key stonc of the Arch sons,,
and safe tor 1874 Foster the highest the dcnocg..
ticket, Ill ,56 Guliord the highest the federal
ant-masonic tcket 1925 Foster beats Weaver IN,
lowest on the federal ticket 15.f-}.
Congressman stands Is federalis> including Mes boi
ter To | democrats.
The Legislature stands
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

Democratic majority on POINT ballot, -
Let the set up another shout PennsN Ivan.
We think they sonld do - They are certainly y.
thankful tor small avors IN Pennsylvania they ~
Ohlo.-ChiO Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
SslO W..

On Saturday morning, mother earth appeared IN q
winry white robe but old Sol, not having the tear 81
cold before hum uncoremononu>ly stripped 1t off with
but little prospect however of rewriting deca,ng vcgeta-
alton for tbs wear. at least.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

Es Baf horse WITH 40 particular essst af OF THE =.
q fe 81 's noe ard fran t asar ~Eat q from
stable a"aay neai last. reasonable fsnafi MI le
whoever ~ r-il'A An. 1a; hay - IN ~
- u ,..e o.. Liewssy q
ls--u HENRY DoI-S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

or Col. john MuLrN, member elect to the next Con-
xess from Georgl, died his residence Savannah
lie was a democg4t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

Governor Bigger will probably recommend day FOR
Thanksgiving Don't put 1t oil too long, Governor, or
some folks might think you don't feel like il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Farmers.

How is the travelling; Got any thing 10 bring us
about these days ANY corn. wheat, -four, bees'vaN
cider, honey hay, rags cash, or other notions Don
~ afraid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Ohio.

The OHIO Statesman says-As soon rs we can 81
the votes o the several Congressional districts shall
run comparison between the present and that ni
$50, which will open the Of those tcdcralisis mt 81
the State who pretend the re>ull Tor nom
of the breed M the State pretend To- scud up .u,i
Il shout
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Whole Democracy

IF the of Indiana be here the first week of
the session We have friends words that they will
render every accommodation in their power and again
we say--CONIE
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- = 'icoe 1cw ~ 70, from 90 - a. faft
~ 80 70 tas 90 brown and tef Bad -'t shifting
-A't vi r'd aud atd g.
- Af~ fa tlnflI~, flarI IIInss
rnau> and bre-S
Al my new e'Hi- ".fe ,u-id ss-a i,t ia.e.s
VII b.. sid 70 >iIH ,an 1. arm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

ADu;Nge vi,tyogs.e <0x:sr

a srPraloRls of .os.r t.,i recessed ...fr S.
"A 1'fi> fsi4fa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30
Nav %

DR. OAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, Tor
the cure Of Srola Kings Evil Epons of the
SKIN Pmpes or dstnes OH the Face Scay Erupons Chronic
Rheumatism Ie err Syphc symptoms and all disorders ars
ing from an impure stale of the blood udcious of mereu
ry &c, &c.
This Medicine has extensively used in the States
with decided henes Scroua Mercura Diseases and in all
cases of liberated character.
Rr.pISe June. 1882
We the UNDERSIGNED having frequently used oakleys Co
pound Depuratvs SYRUP in the practice WIN
cided beneficial results cheerfuy recommend 10 the faculty -
superior preparation. H. H. MUHLENBERG, H.. u.
SOLOMON G. BIRCH, 90
JOHN II. OTTO, DO
The abovs valuable preparation for sale by GAfNoh o
LYELI., Agents for thu, proprietor
Dec 81 7l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30
FREDERICKSBURG l. POTOMAC. RAILROAD
Completion Of the Railroad to .79aiG Creek

THE Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
hereby announce that their Railroad compeed
Potomac river the 10Th November travellers are
conveyed between Richmond and Washington all of
the year, by Railroad Cars and steamboats, Steamboat
being provided with effective
navigation during the hardest weather in Winter leaving Rich
mond at 6 A. NJ precisely instead as heretofore and
reaching Washington IN and Baltimore in 10 hours or more
than "a hours in advance of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line, proceeding PHILADELPHIA
their arrival nt Baltimore reach that city A. NJ
morning. in 90 hours after leaving Richmond and before pas
by the River and Pay Boats have left Sorflk
Instead Of paying their fEre hereoore to
only and Afterwards on board the Potomac and at
Washington passengers will take the Railroad
both for Washington and Bait The re in this way will
be than paid separately different horizons of the
Whole fare TO Washington, IS
Dn. Baltimore, $40
Do. Phladephia. ;Av Peek and o,e,s line or
the afternoon line i,on BALTIMORE SO
No charge for children under hec ase-oher under
twelve years Of half pie. " Color ed persons half price
THOMAS SHARP,
. - Superintendent Of 1rGnsportaton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

AMERICA; HOTEL, NEW YORk.-The American Hotel
L having recently undergone extensive repairs and alterations
3 u. by the addition OF the adjoining building, Is
The reception of my friends aud the public It's
location unsurpassed BY that of any similar establishment IN
M wy tu oil Broadway fronting the Park aud directly OPP
po,lir the Fountain
TIE undersigned respectfully socits continuance of patron
az assuring all Thar pains will bs spared to contribute to the
c1mt.g; II ms guests WILLIAM u. COZZENS.
june l2-l2tif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

NOTlCE-Having other medium of redress propose 10
PUBLISH by general -bscrption series Of letters in pamph
lei form, in defence Of the doctrine and practice Of
maintained and praced by the Onion Baptist Churches
The for and the objections against the communion Of
will he tsdousiy avoided The work shall
sufficient number subscribers be- obtained justify
publication. copy e5 cents copies for 81 30 copies
for S., c Subscribers will please give their address
The 1uho earnestly sOcS the patronage all his friends in Ibis
matter His address, Jamest Prince Edward Va" Per-
desiring copies requested forward he subscriptions
practicable JAS. w. HUNNICUTT.
June 2 7-lOl
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Ds -
70 Wig 10 COPY.

E0G SAE-My Plantation, lying in the county OF Powaalan,
Jones Creek, miles from Jude Ferry ana ADJOINING
David Hcaw containing hundred acres, seventy-hve
wHeb good ow grounds aud two hundred ana hty OF
land, heavily tnbeied. There but few plantations
desirable lis-stuited good neigtboraood, Heal
several mi1, wth comfortable dwelling,
uesesal, Persons wishing 10 purchase VIII
the land by the subscriber residing the place
Terms heral. Address
JOHN J. FLoURNoY, JR, Sublett's, Powha,an
1866
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

RCr SALEPursuan to the provisions Of Deed of Trust
executed by Hughes Trustee and for the pur
mentioned which deed recorded In the Clerk
Office Of Prince Edward county, WILL Wednesday, the t
day of july s43 the premises SELL the highest bidder for
cash the Tract Land here0n the SAID Jesse Hughes
sides containing adjoining the lands Of Josiah T. Cheu
die and The title believed TO be good but shall
yey such title only as is vested in Trustee.
Also same day, in pursuance of Deed of Trust
cutrd nv William Goehe to Trustee, the
poses therein me ntioned which deed
Office of Prince Edward county will the premises SELL to
William o,eher resides containing 50 acres bounded
Inv the lands of Es.atc William Rrighwel benjamin Shepard
shua R.aZIey others. The title believed
shall convey only such title vested in Trustee
The Huph's Tract will be sold first.
p,pce Fd,rord Nav, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

- Me OF FARMVILLE PROPERTY.-By virtue of two
decd % fS' executed 10 the subscriber by James W. JACK
a and sarah T. hts wife, dated the 4h March, 1872, ana
ott IA April ls2 both Of rectd in The County oouit oil
tr Edward, "a certain debts therein mentioned due TO
'- nr Bark o. Virginia. office at Fainvi!e viii be
s 'ieato T. IT, James Tavern in the Town OF tarmville,
"e o"iiy conveyed by said deeds, 10 wis Pant Of LOT
~ on Main street, which Is present occupied by r H.
N'a Is Shoe store, aud purchased OF the late James Mad
eero, No. a. Main street, occupied nj present by
aha Rtieoa Store ard the said James NJ Jackson as
F tesiienceLos No. no. A. IL, 49, A, 10 in William G
oo- sntvey-Lot No lately occupied by James NJ JAG
- acioy, and The appurenances-Los No 90 and 80 IN
h' survey and the following Slaves: Jacob, Milly
HE Isaac Coles, lack. Thomas, John, William, Teacher
'4efna Villain Henry Austin Ryand, Paul. Grace Martha
'"oy 'et Charles Henry aId Burk. number OF these
ate rst rate mechanics and nearly all uncommonly likely
1at valuable.
isr'sta ash for the Slaves. credit will be given the
e Estate, which viii e made known the day OF sale. The
te property herein conveyed is believed Ia be good but
'"sH chiy convey Is vested me by the deed.
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN Trustee.
F4'mvile, June 9th. lsi3. li-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

p ~ HUDSON, DEsrIr, performs asl operations the
IL. TEETH for their beauty and rcsesvainn and inserts
corupbe teeth, sngy in full se''s on the most approved
plans.
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited TO
call and examine of teeth, comprising
e of shade carefully selected from the most celebrated manu-
facturers.
lie Artificial Paaes, designed TO restore the
TO its proper tone and
Refer TO Rev Dr. Pumer Rev. Dr. Empe, Hubbard Gardner
Co.. Gen. Bernard Peyon, Dr. Chamberayne, Dr. Broken
hroueh Baxter Esq., Dr. L. G. Cabel General pegam,
George Watson, NJ. D.
~ Office on Main street, square above the Banks.
Dec "a 6SwIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

Aw NoTICE-The subscriber has removed his office
IL basement OF his residence at the of 9th ard
streets opposite Office of the Mutual Assurance Society He
may be found at his office, when in attendance agan
sumeij on some nc the Courts of the City.
TO CLAIMANTS.-The subscriber, after interval of
years. again tenders his services to claimants
the United States the State Gf Virginia.
ona services any other demands, whether arising
otherwise experience In attending TO such
claims may him. in where they found
refer TO the of the information sustain
them advanase Of experence-his familiarity with
the subject and dgent attention. stimulated by the necessity
Of eginning his life Of is willing pledge
TO those who NAV employ hmor moderate compesa-
ton reasonable contingent commission as he agreed
Urged such strong Inducements he pledges all the indus,
and energy NAV eSerted His residence
office 9Th and streets, near the swan Tavern Letters
Richmond 7th Oct 1879 Ally THOMAS GREEN
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DIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRY GOODS,

Selling at and 6etoao Prime Cost!
THE undersigned intending make perenp,oy sale of their
stock of DRY GOODS early III the month, now offer,
fer cash and approved credit below prime cost until the
Isl of July S0Gou ria Of d5e aud Sdsonabe
DRY GOODS,
Comprising &c the city, and laid in
under the favorable circumstances This opportunity of
getting supplies affords inducements those who need that Is
rarely with and especially invite old friends
forward and avail themselves oft An entire supply will
be in readiness by the ensuing Fall usual.
BlNFORDS, BACON BASKERVlLL.
S-tlJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

no THE TIT STEsS AND PATRONS OF ACADEMIES
AND SCHJOI>.-By recent act of the Virginia Leesa-
m M ga ius Of the Vireni, Military Institute, who have
m uard on State account, required 10 discharge the
l years WIKI view to carry ont the de-
m If The law particular has been pald 10 the epa-
ao h this duty. The undersigned Is now iea'
ag for teachers, each ct whch must state
m branches required taught and the salary allowed, and ne
pt. himself I'd but such ds possess the prcer
s Of mind and heart 10 be guardians and instructors
IS yoaib. FRANCIS II. Sai "a,
Superintendent Va u. l.
r.,.s- l4-3t
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law ss,abshins the Virginia NYaiy 1nsthta, az tssfne
es each officer VigsEi Militia to ten months
- instruction in the Institution. As the provision is cal
,t IL We Of great 10 those who may avail themselves
N I'VE no;ice that the Cadets will march into camp
"a me ~ m a. Juy; and, during the months OF July and ar
m ,,f VIII be exclusively military The Only expense
,s't Al, ,, win he subjected will be for board wash
lac Z ge aa.h Officers should come provided with ter
% It,..r, FRANCIS II. SMITH,
"' Superintendent Va. n. |.
,.- lA-3t
- Wh. 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington va-The
II spring Of this institution will Thurs.
day. the 9th of August
Board 81 80 per week. and charge washing
ironing fuel and Tuition varies from $40 per
session OF five month";. The following gentlemen compose
Faculty.
Philosophy AND Cfeh,sa pDsid.", e"d p"f"-
Rev Epham Wiley, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Ebrnozer Stevens, b. Tutor Mathematics and Teacher
Modern Languages.
John G. Winnifort, second Tutor.
II viii he perceived by the rates that the of
dent from Ss 80 S9i 80 Of months
far what is customary similar Institutions The
son Of that cheapnes is the location Of the college
If rich productive farming country, from
There is advantage connected with this institution,
gives paramount claims to all others Being situated in
the country miles from village, there
hut e dress and other prodgay
The government is mild and parental but energetic and firm
The faculty. their families, reside the college edihces,
present exercise wholesome influence and
srant The Trustees warmly recommend the institution
patronage public and appeal with confidence the
wears which it has been in existence.
June ID III 2lth aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

TAMRs RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By authority vested in
US as Trustees WILL Goth July next oler for sae
Public Auction the premises, that valuable estate called
G!entva lying James River, the county Of Cumberland
within of the OF Cartersvie and 40 miles from
this city.
This estate contains 800 OF which 100 low
grounds OF the quay 500 OF fine high land good
condition. cultivated in regular rotation; loo partially
grown up in pines and aGoding good highland The
remainder is woodland Of original growth Of good quality, and
containing plant land than usually found James River
farms.
The improvements the ordinary kind found
which the owner resid the stable good for
horses large and recently thoroughly repa,ed the
hreshng machine in good working oder the tobacco houses
extensive to of 10000 bs the servants
houses very good and sufficient accommodate comfortably rs
to 40 persons The dwelling house contains four
ground and cellar rooms.
The terms s0OO Isl October and the balance
in three equal payments SIX twelve and eighteen months from
the day Possession will be given after the day of of
80 much of the land he required prepare for The crops
the next with The privilege If seeding OF wheat
,oon az il can he DONE without crop grow
ny on the land the whole before
| cember Eext.
Any wishing view the property will please call
Mr. Peter L. Buiss who resides the premises Any person
wishing purchase privately will please apply 10 either of the
Trustees. X. II. CUNNINGHAM,
JNO. a. CUNNINGHAM,
| Trugfpp of A n Dean
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SoTCEThe subscriber Offers for SALE privately his VA
= L. aGLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consist Of

SoT}CE-Te subscriber for sale, privately, his VA
= l." sGLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting of
u o9 Of LAND $50 of which fiat land s frs,
'h sla',y and high Of Improvement On good
l'on 81 he h- land there is now hnc crop OF Ciove-in Tie
odueu" Of which land Virginia superior. All things
se' he Amelia springs Is certainly the most valuable pro-
Pi ~ Eastern N'rgaa: it, situation is healthy and its waters
flIa! 10 an. III virginia The imt the place
" ate ana superior, all Of the having been erected
"n r Iat * or seven There is large brick Hotel,
re stories lg with spacious bail room 3a feet by So the
e' sitting room adjoining and ri; lodging above and
=t "ehttinen sitting The basement story. On each
'e oil TIE entrance 10 The o;el tbs. a house. GO
~ eheth and each Containing i2 There likewise
"hieG building. containing 10 rooms, and number
:noNiS sufficient IN all 10 entertain 800 GOO per-
tci- Is also superior dining 100 feet long,
D'eN winch Is sufficiently spacious 10 dine 400 Person
ua' ana comfortable private residence, located near the
fuon ana well situated for the residence al those
lr TIE dining There is also good store house, in
rt msi he done good baslness In the mercantile line.
j aiso good bath house. with eisl, rooms, appropriated
4"""s Tie stables equal any IN Ve:ha IHr con-
me- &C. there being cf brick sufficient TO contain AT
& Horses; also, framed stable suicien, TO contain IL
ne sac" an pleasure grounds having hecn laid out by
Atd English gardener. and al The borders beautifully DE
-. "i s'fnbbery Of d.defe.t kinds; makes this most
IN s'aaton The Springs loclted in fiat, surpassed
oy none in the world The waters OF the Amelia
nave teen GaayIed by Dr. Bridges Of Philadelphia, and
H. " by Dnot Parish OF the place The following is
compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

q ~. GoODE, ATTORNEY Law, formerly of Richmond,
W. Virginia, has settled Louis where r will attend TO
- professional business which may entrusted TO his
VI G. viii attend any Claims amounting 10 $500, more,
where the State of Missouri.
i, !1uis Missouri Nav 49, 1873 3-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost on the cars, from Poto
m,c Richmond re 9Th March red striped Car
Gs containing muSc books, portfolio hed ws loose
t mad papers some French books, The above
m w q given found and delivered To aless:s. Boyd Ed
lnd Davenport Richmond, notice conveyed 10 them
aters ;aay be had. ~ +. ALENaNDER.
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TRUST SALEBy virtue Deed Of Trust, executed 10 me
by Francis b. Deaue Sr the 22nd day of October ia
winch Is {" record in the County Of Cumberland shall "e nr
s al pnbic auclion the premises The 18th day Of July
s the tract Of LAND which the said Deane now resides
lying near The town of Cartcsve containing 40 acres sha
Also at the same time and place. sell all the Negroes mentioned
IN said deed except old Poly all the Stock oil SAID
peane Household Furniture &c, &c. Terms ef sale maize
perry believed be unqucslionabe but acting Trustee
SHAH convey only such title vested in me.
HENRY P. IRVING, Trustee
lima t1s
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d, Al. Howl ~ Cos Lottery and Exchange Office,


| Under the Exchange Hotei Richmond, PrSnia.
RELOW, HoYT d CO give list of the most prominent
- Schemes drawn lnly. They will be found,
animation, lie the richest collection offered for long
time Prizes of $4,000 $4,000 S5OG00 &c. will be found
amongst them.
HoYT cos reputation FOR selling large prizes is
well established that, of course all who big
prizes will send their orders them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

nOCTOR D'HEFTY'S TOOTH ACHE DROPS, warranted To
~ tooth ache in few minutes This
tested and in every instance effected
radical cure highly recommended for removing
scurvy Teeth without the use of an instrument
and preserves the teeth from further decay For sale ny
GAYNOR & LYELL.
4 Iuna If