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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

Deoys ASHORE. On Friday last The Brig
Osceal,. jpsI loaded With Wheat at Southport.
b,, which ID hauled out aud dropped her an
chors preparatory 10 geiiag under weigh vas
Suddenly srraek with gale OF WIND, and DIV
en- in with such FIRE a. 10 carry away some
f i've or six rods NJ ihe Per al that place. rem
d. ring the vessel whIch has heen abandoned J
and a portion of the ra'go 'n'ai inss- She
had abou, 5000 bas'lels Of whesi on board.
5000 &C whieh w'l b. lost he. vessel vas
owned by Oliver Lee. Of Buffalo.
Racine Advocate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

The Y q. Tropie SAYS. th.l M~ssrs. Aus
iiu a. Hspkins. nf Mobib-, are building a boat
called ,se NV Era. which ia 10 ply a. reg.
ular " DR. between that ciIy and ST. Louis.
Tn. Head saws The boat - To be 220 feet
,,ny on ,h4 deck 20O feet KEEL Q feet hold.
81 l.ei beam. and will have the splendid en-
gioes boiIl foi the iroo steamer w. w. Fry,
and used on her for one or two seasons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

Audubon, the Orniihologis.. arrived a, Pitts
burgh on Tuesday evening last. He brough.
with him large number of boxes filled with
specimens of rare animals and birds and also
a living deer. fox and badger. He also brot
Two large rocks. perfectly spherical. one of
which weighed Two hundred and eighty lbs.
which he procured in Inc bed Of small river
a, the head waters of the Missouri. called the
Cannon Ball river. from the fact that large
numbers Of rocks are found in it resembling
cannon balls In shape and color. He is man
Of venerable appearance, having white beard
eighteen or twenty inches in length, which
makes him look like Donkard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

A GENlUs.-Judge Story has son abou,
twenty ,hree years of age. who is beautiful
sculptor. paints superbly. is poet Of more
than ordinary promise. plays exquisi'ely on
number of instruments, is familiar with num-
Der Of languages, practices somewhat exien.
sively a, the bar. and is about to publish a
legal work Of great value and acu,eness. So
says an eastern paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
BY JEAN JACQUES.

JUS, fifteen years to-day are ned,
Dearest, since thou aid l were we'd.
And vet to me thou seems. the same,
As when a, first those lips pressed;
As when {" dear wife," tina, magic name.
Frs, ,hrill'd my youthful breast!
Thy cheek pefhaps was fairer then,
And smoother was thy brow:
Marks. these. Of anguish and Of pain.
Tha, make thee dearer now!
Twas vernal sunshine then that smiled
'Tis deep'ning summer now that glo~s.
Springs rosy fragrance then beguiled-
Now au,umn's calm repose.
'Tis swee, TO dwell upon the past,
Though DER the re,rospec, he cast
Sorrows we've shared with those we love:
For though pang the thought imPars.
Tina, fai,hfulness which TINS we prove,
Hath WIRING q iroaanred heart--
Still i, is swee, to think that one,
Still faithful at our sid
With us hath trod III path alone,
And all its ms - tried!
And where brigh, spot marks the way,
How fondIy recollection dwells!
And revels in the genial ray,
Tha, sombre gloom dispels!
IT'S thus, dear wife, our wedding day.
Comes not to US in dark array;
Our mutual love--our little world
Though tempests rage. is safe from harm
From tina, firm anchorage unhurl'd,
Lies storms cannot alarm!
Though fortune frown. still il thou smile,
Serene our course shall be;
Oh, light shall seem my daily toll.
If cheer'd by smiles from thee!
And when al last life's sand is run.
And We have heav'd our lates, sigh,
Oh, may one grave, one simple stone.
Mark where 10 death We lie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

Dons ARRESTED IN DEMONSTRATIONS
w. Dorr. the leader of the Constitutional par
" in Rhode Island, arrived at Providence on
Tuesday morning, with the intention of re-
naming. He was Immediately arrested by
the Sheriff. at Col. Simmons House. where
Mr.. Dorr was passing the afternoon with a
party Of his friends There were few peo-
pie gathered about the door as the officers
came up, and before Mr. Dorr came out the
numbers slightly increased.
Mr.. Potter went into the house and pro.
ceeded up stairs. He was received by Mr..
Dorr with a smile, who. on learning his er-
rand, which we presume he mpst have guessed
a, once told him he was ready TO go with
him. The party then came down stairs. Mr..
Potter leading. and got into a carriage which
had been drawn up before the door, the spec-
ta,ors having somewhat increased in numbers
since the Sheriff entered. but there being not
the slightest excitement.
The carriage drove to the State prison.
where Mr.. Dor remains. al least for the pres
eni. He looks oncommony we'll. and bore
himself as he got into the carriage. with con-
siderable dignity. The party drove off from
the door. Mr.. Dnrr and Mr.. Potter, the Sheriff,
talking pleasantly together.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

The following is an extract from letter
from Whea, dealer in Buffalo to house in
this city.-Chicago Express.
Buffalo. Nov. IL, is43.
Gentlemsn-Your cargoes as advised are
both in. The quality when compared with
Northern Ohio and good unmixed Chicago
Wheat. is so very inferior that miIlers are on.
willing 10 grind even at s bushels. and while
good samples are on the market and taken
freely a. IS to 76 cents your Wheat is ne
plecied. and sales cannot be effected without
4 reduction of FIVE or six cents bushel.
Why will your dealers persis, 10 mixing
their purchases 10 the manner they have done
for year or two past! fon have as good
Whes, as cumps to this market. but you spoil
the whole by putting Spring and inferior Win
ter Wheat with your best samples.
Its Notifying TO Us. when our quo,a,ions
are 76 cents. TO he obliged to render salesio you
at 20 OF III cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9th Novem.
Der gives The following sccoun, Of the arrival
of Mr. Adams:
The booming of the cannon al half past IL
o'clock. yesterday. announced the arrival Of
John Quincy Adams a, Mount Auburn. the
beautiful village north Of Cincinnati.
Quickly the word sped throughout the city,
and as quickly our citizens gathered 10 front
Of the Henrie House /; where he was to be
welcomed by the Mayor Of the city. This
throng. which followed him from the corpora.
tion line. poured into il. the dense mass looked
like sea Of numan beings.
At halfp past |, Mr.. Adams reached the Hen
RE House-and soon after appeared on the
balcony. when the welkin rang with the shouts
of welcome!
dressed Mr.. Adams. The effort was happy
the growth Of the West, he referred eloquent
ly referred--to its pas. progress, and present
advancement.
The Mayors address was received most en-.
Enthusiastically; when the applause subsidized,
Mr. Adams spoke in reply, in manner char
ac.erisiic Of all true greatness--wi,h sinplici-
ty, directness and earnestness. His heart was
full. He felt what he said. and others felt
for and with him. More especially was this
the case, when he replied to the Mayors al
fusion to his veneraied father, in tones and
language so souchngly eloquent. Itproduced
a thrill in the mighty multitude, and in moth
ing was their sympathy so strongly expressed
as in the deep silence which feigaed while he
spoke.
Warm was the greeting of the people when
Mr.. Adams concluded! Hearty and en,husi-
as,ic was his reception! One deafning shont
of their joy. and the honesty of their welcome!
The day was fine. and the welcome to the
venerable patriot was glorious one. marked
by the deepest enthusiasm, and unattended
by any untoward event. calculated to mar the
happiness of the occasion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

From the St. Louis Gazette.
LINES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
ARREST OF o'CoNNELL AND EIGHT
UTUERSi

MIR. O'Connell and his son. Mr.. J. O'Con-
nell. were arrested on Saturday. October IA
upon warrants ISSUED By Judge B1ron. on 10
formation sworn befnre him on the day preVi-
oas. Upon his arrest Mr.. O'cosneIl having
called on the crown solicitor for copies Of the
infornations which were refused, HE solicitor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
IHE MARKET
Baltimore Patriot or

Thursday, February g. 2rN
fLOUR-No transactions have taken ulaco in Eou,ri
street Flour this morning. The last sales of good
brands from store were made at S35Gi Holders how
cver are not anxious TO sell this price and are asking
generally 3,623 There fair stock on hand with iTb
receipts The last sales from wagons were made AT IN
but the price to-day is unsettled. Nothing doing in Cit
Mills Flour The last sale 3, IS. No Susaueh,n
ma Flour in market "1''
GRAiN-There have been transactions in Grain Of
any kind since our last report We therefore quote good
to prime Maryland Wheat nominaly at % To so cents and
both white and yellow Corn I'll cents: Dat. % %
and strictly prime Cloversoed per bushe NoRve
IN market, nor Pennsylvania Grain of any descripnn
PRONlSlONS.-Onlyg few smullparc Is of Reef have
baeen disposed of; but sht advance in eprres bei,
asked by holders, and quote MessniSs 80 n o. No !
at 81 80, and Prime at IS so g. There nre now {. 10
parcels OF Western Mess Pork in market which held a,
81 % 10. The rate for No. l has declined. and we
quote at 80. Sales Of prime have ken plpce NJ 5o
Sales OF western assorted bacon makingat -ents for
prime baltimore cured Hams selling nt "A x c.n,s
Sides at Sc and Shoulders "A 81 cents The sales
No. Western Lard were 6 cents full
WTilSKEY.-The market is pretty fairly .unpi.d md
the article dull OF sale at is for hhds and 10 do for
bbls. - w. '''
STOCKS-Thers is better feeling in Maryland State
Stocks-there have been sales to-day of 6s at 43s
SPIRIT or THE DOMESTIC MARKETS
At CINCINNATI the 4h Instant the river was rising
and IN Tine navigabo order Tor he largest boats The Mi
ann Canal was closed with ice. Flour wa. held at 40
ESQ; Whiskey l4ci Lard 4sc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
MARKETS -Esh 3

CoTTON-No change in price. Sales abuut 1000 a
day. fair 6 to cts.
FLOUR-No change in price Gennessee SiI3 q
$3.50 Ohio Si,37 Michigan S4,3l 4,37b
GkAlN-Very little doing in any descriptions Of Grain
Sales Southern Corn at 50 cs. weight Rye 5la S.
BEESWAN-Further sales at % to 29c
fRoNlSloNS-The market is very quiet in Lard there
some activity Ohio is selling at 81 Ct; City ~ Old
ono On FORK S9'SO for prime Mess do 81, 8; new Ohio
50 ' p''N'' De'
SEED-Saes of clean Flax seed 1925; rough IS, so
which is n trifng decline
Pic. ' ~ "
HAf-The market has improved since the river closed
and sales OF bundle at 52c.-N. y. Express.
y. " Money Mnrkct-City Ncws.-wednesIay p NJ
or ihe INST time this season. the bay and harbour was
covered, this morning with young ice The pipht had
been 80 cold and STILL that ice formed very fast A.
however, az the tide turned large fields drfted out 10
and left the bay quite clear
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO. wHITE-oAK
fLANh, FIXTURES, RENTING OF FACTORY.
HIREING OF NEGROES. &c &c hr An.,i0.


ohh 10 en not having complied the Terms of the l.,c
~ ~ ~ ~ branehs eheets proceed ON W.dn..5,y
corning heH February Is. ls43 Commencing AZ IL oek AZ ~
o ray street TO re sell the artiel- purchased by
n lne trsi VIII be rented for residue OF IN. pe.en
~ FACTORY htely occupied by u. 81 Branch
ssu ealsuhed Tor Factory Commission Business Storage kr
=. hieh the WHITE OAK PLANK comprising lot OF abou
I',G suitable foT Tobacco Boxes now lies at the ork
" ~ " ieanan near the United Presbyterian Church
nm Sether with large lot OF Tobacco Futures oo..
'oaeeo' cases Lequoriee Stoves Benches Lamps &c ke
HIRING OF NEGROES
Immediately amer the above shall hire for the re, NJ ,
baeeo Factory i'-' IN 10
and falling due Mr. John Cosby 49, ~ @
, for The Tobacco Plank Fixtures &c all sum.
anu uhoet' cash; over that credit for
torsea notes for the Factory bond approved
SuI " inc quarterly the Nerosx bnd
@ approved security for the Hire, Of Negroes with
usual clothing at the close of the year 49, wa
The above conpI-d with b.c,,c 81. t. -,
TIC purchases or possession given of the Factory.
JAMES GRAY and
JNo. d. MUNFOED.
-, Trustees and Aitornies in fact
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
DAVENPORT Il ALLEN.

Auctonccrs and Commission Merchants,
niehmend, virginia,
Hare usssiiy for sals on consignment, from ALanutae
r-.ar tnros and Importers
4 tOFFEE-Rio, Laguayrn, Java and Old white
~ scoARs-New orosns Porto Rico H. crois
Single and Double Loaf
MoLAssEs-New orlssn- Porto Rico and Cuba
sALT-Livvrpoo Pine In sacks
oliSS-TanneTs. Bisaehed Lamp and Lineed
SANpEsIspsIHaest -iuls" Patent Tanow Northern mould
Warehouse and Tobacco DO,
ALUM. sALTPErRE
coffERAs. INDIGO
RICE. CHEESE
RACE GINGER. PIMESTo
rArEk-caP and Letter, ruled and plain--wrspplns
iENo-f.hfa fine Gunpowder. in chest.
ani IL H. botes Gunpowdsr
H. canistcrs do
fr-perial
Black In papen
"a constant supply OF choice qualtie. Of T.s.)
CleAkS-PTlne and second qualities
fihsrEE-Cround. In 500 h. casks ~I,b.c Min. ~.
WHITE LEAD-Besi qualities ~ '~'''
SOLE LEATiiER-New York inspection branded .rooi and
'damaEcd' s''@ ann
LICoRicE-in cases prime quality
WhshEf-Coninon in bogshsads and barrel.
od and superior
WiNEs-Madcira. Sicily Madeira
Malaga Museat
Champagne and Claret
bkANDf-superior Cognae
Common qualities
Imitation
Ballad oIIs-Freneh In bottles
ALMONDS. BUNCH RAIsINs
PowDER-Basng
- Sporting and Rife OF all s1es branded @Keu,neky"
We selas Agents Tor Manufacturer and sarrant the
quality.
BROWN SOAP-Several gmde. IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

Ihe deep interest impaired TO the sitting the House
Representative Tuesday by IN. presen,pton az The
Sword OF Washington, renewed in the Senate yese,
day. almost In an equal degree. by the communication ,o
'hs BODY OF the JOINT Resolution Of the House. accompa
MED by the Sword aud companion the t,fI oC Fl
hn After the resolution up by the House for concur,
renee had been read Mr.. Archer of Virginia rose and
deWcred the beautiful and impressive remarks on the
subject which given in their proper nace in snaSa
column Inc profound silence which regned Throughout,
,he in Senate, the ihrOnged lobbics and crowded gn
ees during the delivery Of Mr. Archers address, impaired
soe'hhiv ana beiitiing dignity the scene well ac
cordlng with the sympathes of the large assembly For
considerable time after the Senate adjourned il did i'm
medaey after this ceremony the Chamber was ,hronged
with numbers OF Of both sexes pressing forward to
ENJOY the pleasure o looking and holding in their hands
rendered precious by their association with the cher
hed memory OF the patriots and sages from whom they
desecnded.-Nat. fRt Feb. 9.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.

FOR LUCKY NUMBERS, THIS Is THE OFFICE.
Sold and paid here lately prize 600 also large rum
Der Of smaller such $1,000 $500 5000 $500 &C. &c
lotteries for this Week.
For Saturday, received Monday Moinr-Grand Consolidated
Ena No g. Wlmingon-Pntes $500, 5000 1900 1854
2oflO0o Of 500 OF 400 of25O 10 OF ls5 90 Of
&c. Is Nos and IL drawn. Tickets s..
TO BE DRAWN IN FEBRUARY.
Alexandra, Class ID a Aerandria ilth February
Pnzes-S3j,0O0, 10000, 5000 3,3l7s . of $500 ( Of
2OOO 10 OF 1900 200 of 50O &c. IS Nos and 10 drawn
Tickets $40.
Aeuaniria. Class f. at Alexandria Ia February
Pnzes-S35,29i, $4,000, 5000, 3O00 2O73 - of 1900
90 OF lOOO 60 Of 500, so Of $780, &c rs Nos. and -
drawn. Tickets SO
Alexandra, Class p 2Sth NJ February
fnzes-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, $500 5000 500
l995, OF 800, 30 pnzes Of 900 so Of $50 IS of
cts $40.
s-The certificate Of packages whole halves or ouarer.
IN any Lottery advertised by Gregory Co NAV AZ al me
be obtained on the lowest terms this Office.
B-An orders confidential AMI attended 10 with pro,,r
iorPaekages or for single Ticket.
FJSharss in all the above. in proponion-forS sale by
leo CHARLES WORKMAN
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VALUABLE LIBRARY OF LAW AND MISCEIJA-
NEOrS ROOFS -.

IN Monday Evening Feb q, Ga o,,l =, o
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

We have bushel Of pspers-threo Philadelphia and
New York mails coming together One Washington mail
is still in arrears.
From the hSsiy glance We have given the papers, we
note nothing Of interest
In the House Of Representatives Wednesday the Naval
Appropriation bill was passed.
The coloured ladies' Of Boston have sent emon.tr,nee
to the Massachusetts, against the W
allowing blacks and whites to iniermany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
SALE BIZ
ROB'T X. DUAL
Bank Square, Richmond, Virginia
A SPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch
n BEANs-Larse, and Snail Lima, Snaps. &c
bhEi-Lons B'd Early Blood Turnip, White Sugar
Mansel wurzsl -.-'
BROCoLl-Eahy Cape, Large Purple
CABBAGE-Eary YORK Large York Farv r,pr,h.,. -. p.,
sea Fairy sugaEboaf Large Drumhead Cronwens do Re-
Dutch or Picking Green CURED savoy PenIou Isih a.
CARROT-Long C.anEe - 49,
CAULiFLowER-Eary and Late
CELERY-white Solid
CUCUMBER-EaTly Frame Long Green
EGG PLANT
KALE-Scoteh. KaIe
LETTCCE-Nalta- lee, Brown Dutch. Cabbage Par. cro.
MELON-Nutmeg. Citron
WATER MELON-FInest kinds
NASTURTnM
ONIoN-Eary Silver Skinned Large Red
PARSLEY-Cured
PARSNtP-Large swelling
PEAS-Eary Monumental EarIy Cr,u,vrsu Pei, cA, -,
Fraa'e Dwarf Blue Prussian Dwarf Marrourfat -"
RADlsH-I,ons Scarlet Turnip
RHUBAEB-Red Tars
sALSIFS-oT Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SQUAsII-Eariy Bush
TOMATO-Large Red
IUKNf-E1ry Fiat Dutch Red Top Large Norfolk Ruis Bsra
ALSO,
a general assortment Of Flower Seed
BULBOUS ROOTS
DOUBLE DAHLIAS
ONION SETS sc. sc. =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
CLARKE'S OFFICE,
RICHNoND. VA.

THIS WEEK.
- Received from Wilmington mo pasicular tmeJ
Captnls-S15OO, $500, 20O0 1900 1854 of 1000 >
OF $40, > Of 400, &c. IS and ~ drawn. Tickets 2
Draws Ilh February Is43, at Ae1andna
Carials-S3O,O00, 10000 $780, 1917 . of $500 4
Of 2OuJ 10 of 1900 200 of 500. IS Nos and ~ drawn
Ticket $40.
Draws 18th February at Aleuandra.
Zap '51,2!i or $4,000 nett, H. 900, 5000 5000
-1.3, 10. !-0G 60 of lO0O 60 Of 500 so of 800 -
and IL drawn Tickets $40.
. Draws 18th February At Alexandria.
Capitnls-S3O,O0O, 10000, 5000, $500. 5000 $500
1875, , of 1900, 80 of 1000, so Of $50. &c IS No
and II drawn. Tickets $40
50 ekes by The package single Nos may had in every
variety At thu Office where. former days many handsome p,.
were sold Orders from county solicited ana Will be- pt,
y and confdentially attended to b. F'F'
"O CHAsTAIN CLARKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
CITY ARRIVALS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Fob. 10Th.


w. VI. McPhuers, ST. Louis; J. Rosenel Charleston:
L. W, Bancroft, do; j. Kitchen do; Taylor do; w
Hasseune do A. NJ. Pawn" Fauquier; Mr. RILEY N,bl.
W. j. EpPes, Buckingham J. Siraas Virginia; Mr. Helm
Warrenton; VIM. Brown, Philadelphia; H. Cooper, New
orleans; W. H. Rolosan, ST. LOUIS c. o. Randolph Viz
ginio; W. Wade Philadelphia: T J. NcGebss Nor,b e.
ina Dr. Christian, Virginia; Mr.. Halter New York; R.
Leslie Petersburg; A. 5. Dibble Chesterfeld E. A. Iati
mer, Portsmouth; Frs. Mooring, New York; w Gordon.
Fredericksburg; H. Ginnel, New York. Dr. Helm Fauouier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

slight shock of Earthquake was experienced in this
city yesterday, about twenty minutes past ten o'clock
NJ IL was not generally felt and perhaps would have
passed unobseved but for the quicker perception of few
individuals who, having frequently experienced the same
sensation In other countries promptly on
its occurrence herc.-IB.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

ofr co always have hand all Ioters. adysr
rsd BY Gregory Co. and with their
cus'ou .snro,p
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by Dunlop Noncure & 90.
oARGo OF ATTAkAPAS SUGAR AND MOLASSES
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. the l4ih instant Al II O'Clock Will h. o,. ,
L'aa wharf the cargo Of the 5ng Sterling from Alta kapas
~ hids Sugar part strictly PRIME quality
lS2 bb4s Molasses and syrup
ALSO,
|ooOO lbs Ciy cured Bacon hams 'hollter, m,dxs
ers-I nder 500 cash 500, month. err for ppr
.-nesotIloe l1PeI. lie ii H. VI. 4 Co. Auets.
Rf virtue of decree made by the chancerv
Court for the city Of Richmond. on the day Of Lamar,
e+Sln the case Of Gnsr and wife David Anderson 81 Al
H4 proceed on The s3rd Of this al public .ueto
on 'he premises al Il o'clock the House known a. Wa,
sa" near he city Of Richmond The - large AMI vel
arranged one with four Of ground orchard
aen * snail also proceed to sell BY authority on tb.
fo I'M, month al II o'clock the premises two story br.
ou'e on in street Joining the the corner Of l3b
see ana immediately thereafter shall on the premise. th,
pots buildings ~ " I Hi'
tAHs-ohe third cash one third months and one third in
months negotiable paper well endorsed tide TO the pro
perry reserved until the last payment i made ~
"o-n DAVID ANDERSON IT. Trustee.