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SCHOOL NOTICE.

= The subscriber takes pleasure Ia anRuncins
n 20 bis patrons that be hss secured ihe
ssrvices 81 Mrs. Yoang OF Madiroa Ia. ter the
fsmais Department u his School. Mrs. Y .
comes well recommended q. and has had ten wears
experience IN teaching. She will take charge
d the School ntxt quarter, 20 commence % tie
ioih. 81 sept
y %. tie male Department. is under Tie
charge ~ Mr ,. a. flndity en- experienced
teacher. who " 90 commence the next qnaner
on she iiia. Of sept.
BE- tefias per qaaEter viii vary from $3.50 %
$500 Aug. 81 l843. B.
A. II. LAMON
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ibis gentleman - unde rstoad 90 De- o. religious
subjects On aliofbcrs he - aPpafenliF raiiapai.
What - the most iagular mattrs On eoHnccu -
slfh this snhiccf Is That Ne weni % The Assviun
hltuaell. aafeI nis ~aaa 81 hia Trend, Dr.
Brths-a. and placed himself, uaolere.lae ffsi
treaIment. OF hs inssniiy there . - dsn9t,
BAT iharo are DO pes Of his recovery. IN. r. Her
ALI
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IMPOR TANT TO
FARMERS.

~ encourage Domestic Manufsrtursa - IN
VI oobtsdly the uuc policy Of the Farmer
Thetdefsiensd having rented Tor the ensuing
seaelhe ESan.ville Grove Mills. viii paw ne
birn. masket price "a cush lor Whest aud Com
afitVd A the Mills He ieeis eopndeat that
he hners sbrsuHh the coaH'g ~ili hne . 70
theirtcfra 10 eel their grain q the mflieta,
a. norolfs 81 manufacturing wiu remain Q"
49, 4.sss IL gives empiovment 10 tne labor
y. hntr. estm Bushes = home maFket ior
fhcir1auef 81 al Seasons 81 fhe year. beiofs
~, +. - AVE ana csir al rhs Grove Milis.
n. ROWJEY.
E.sssfs September i4sh. 1919 e.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

A Posses The lf'enis ~ 1aausoa and Van
hufau iu N.soru annt aafre vefY vel. lls
fff Ds ~ she lainasf havrasks ed thnsc o he lei-
tef lhe Iaifawtnn fuerr cursueus ~lrue mrst
fHn Yea bafsn Doe tfcauss be Wa ds~ated iu
llf0. eil &C. aht - faiiet nron o. Yea BIN in
stg staafd Do tr detected in'i4tf 'Who silI au-
aeff fhr aaesHaufs
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

work, bar che facts furnish slight grounds for
an hypothesis, and whether the crew, alarm
ed a some imaginary danger, panic struck.
iook e ne boat and were lost, or whether
the strange proceeding was connected with
deeds Of muilny and murder BY portion Of
the crew, vii now, never be asceriained.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

NEW PROCESS OF c0uNTERFglrfNc u
Nte t'nrtHnnu San saYst~W We beard it asaefi-
- that = preeesr 81 eauttrfisHlar Bills hss been
rIstestftt 'n fap eiiy % re drgususotypc.
whith ~tll htsoHe suhieet lor isaisiafisu. ~
he Whole srartff wtli b. ilasdta uiih aotss fhsi
esnnai BE- astssted. - perfectly nfe they dFa~u
ifoni ere afEinafsn
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

II ETTERS of adminisiraiion de 5onia non.
il having been granted 90 The undersigned on
the estate 81 Nathaniel Kazar. late OF Wander
bnigh county deceased. 81 persons indebted %
said estate are hereby notified 10 come orward
aud make immediate payment 20 the undersign-
ed. nd those having claims against the estate
are requested 10 present the same daily authe1ll-
Gated i9r settlement
MARY KAZAR. Admr'x
Sen, IA "a.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

ID y virtue Of a r. IA, issued from tire Office
Mb ~ The clerk 81 the Vanderburah circuit
couri. in favor 81 The State Bank Of lndinna. o.
gainst John II. Pnfchefi snd Jesse Lsne. have
levied upun the following described real estate,
Wa Lofs Ne. 5, 8, and z, Block No. 2. IN Lii
leaicn aHd LockhaTl's enlargement Of Evaasville.
a. the property OF JOAN a. Prieistf. Saic prsp-
cray 1 wai offer Tor sale a. suction aud public
cutlery 81 The door ol the court house IN the town
o. Erausvils, on hel4th day IL September
1913. betxeen the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M.
and o'clock ~, OF said day. 70 saiisfy said
execution ard costs Terms ol sale. CASH.
THOS. r. STOCKWELL, S. VIC.
Ang. 2f-i843-3i-prs-lee 8.
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Late from London AID Paris.)
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER
~ j. c., having permanently located Aisnseif
II Ia Evansville. intends carrying on the a.
buve business ~ ell Us branches. and he trusts
having had much experiences IN the principle
houses London aud Paris. 10 give general satis-
fsction- "A share Of public patronage - respect
fully sriicited. shop OF Main street, opposite
he Baak.
N. =. Ladies riding habls and al garments
cut and good Fit warranted. TcFms 20 sait
the times.
Sent. 7-3t l8l3
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STRAYED.

wyrom the subscriber living in Armstrong
Township. Nauderburgh County. about
lhe 22l day o, May las;, sark bay horss. be-
tween 6iteen aud sixteen hunds high. back name
aud tsl. very high boned. no olher mark. recall
sisrtrd Also q brght bay hsrsr colt wiih
oak Strip Iuunlng do~ y MS back. ieit hind leg
saailc Is lie lifsi ioial The csit follows the
llfer Aud person taken % these anisiais ond
atvlng Nae iniormalion will be well satisfied Tor
1hatf fIanble JACOB SlNZlCu.
E.a1.slNe Sspg % - q.
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MI have aise very lar4O aud otiss alive
" siocf, whith va otter a. most reduced
pucts iof cash, 20 deaieis 0uly.at privale enlos
No~h ete ~ ms Lnlon can q more complete
s'oeA be ieund. We autniso appoini "a e1enta
tor t1e sale o. the rca auloid Colhns's Axes,
Ct ihe latest end riost spfroeed patterns e. tsu-
pr, which We VII eel q mannfacturere' prices.
adding charges, &c. Citon Yarns -nl.o heot
constantly snle.
Wa c. FELLOWS, & co.
Aug. " J. Malnlsa. Losi,sll,r ~
OItCb.-Ihe undoraiRned have iorned a
~ partnership and will open = hounc icr traus-
acting General Commistlon Business to New
yIlsens. .. The ltt 81 October, underthc firm Of
fbLLOW e. Johnson. 4 CO. Lorn6Ilne Fei-
lows. John y. johnson. aid LLOYD ID. Addison
Will be he resident parinUrs ia New Ofieana.--
W q &. Fellows & Co. 81 Louisville. will 81
all times be prepared 70 mske liberal cssh al.
fauces on chi pnenta % lbo New Orieaur houne.
". g. c. FELLOWF4 a CO.
John n. Johnson.
LLOYD d. ADDISON.
Aug. II b.
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TOBOURNEYMEN TAILORs.

A IannE man Ut steady habits and good
~ ruiirr. may haj employment az CAR
LEY. Tailor aud Draper Nain Street. Evans
vile opposite the Bauk. Letters must be posi
paid they will nof Be attended 20.
Il. j. CARLEY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

+. ELECTION OF BANK DIRECTORS.
a ths Ssockho dersof the Essnsvile Branch OF
The Stale Bank OF Indiana are hrreby
ifcd tha 1.-THE anunai election ofseyen Directors.
- serve ior the ensuing year. viii take place On
u onday ihe 6ih day Of November next. a. the
Backing OiIice IN Evanssille. huiw cen the hours
81 enc ana lsar o'clock 2. M.
JOHN DOUGLAS Cashier.
SEPT 9Th - s..
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$50 REWARD.

Il Escaped from thc Jail Of Vanderburgh Coan-
~ 81 Indiana. DAVID PATTI ERSON. ap-
pears ~ be about - or So years Of age. sioops
whcn be WALKS. ahoui 5 ierf or 10 inches pa
ael1ht esont built, lie haa iighf colofed. shn set
% his head AM ratAer bald. sandy completion
End Shoe maker By trade. had on white iinncn
panis. straw hataud white ftnuei shirt. JAMES
THOMPSON, appears % bs about IS years old.
sfpuf tuiii, daIk hair, looks pale in consequence
- sickness since bein1 ~ jail. bad OF while in
jail d blae lfock cuat nearly new, black silk cra-
satana calico shirt. dark croFea snnmeT panto-
iosnn, uAeat lroi % 3 Inches Aigh.
a invalid 81 IS Dollars al b be paid Tor either
ct lieua ~ % Dollars lor both. The above nanl-
80 Dtvio PkrIEEsox uas sentenced 10 she Peal
tenuag lor two yam and thTee months and
4AMAs IHQ2FsoN Tor faar years.
WA. Al. WALKER. shenA
Evansville la September % 1913 B
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

HnY virue 81 an order Ut the Probate Court
"a " Of Vanderbnrgh county viii sell % pri-
eate sale a iot 81 household and Kitchen. furni-
tufe belonging % che estate o. Nathaniel kszar
decs ased consisting uf Tables. Chairs. beds and
besuing. bureaus and other articles TOO numer-
ous 90 meation. Those Wishing ~ purchase are
requested 10 call atsthe Columbian Hail. and
examine for themselves. Should sal property
not be sold az private sale before The 30ta day OF
Sepfemper fe43. wil % that dav between the
hours 81 10 b'ciock A. M and O'Clock T. NJ.
* pose tie same pubic sale a. the door Of my
residence - Main street Evansville The terms
- Ed De made know pn the day Of sale.
MARY KAZAR, ADMIR-
Sept. "a, i843.
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THE MARKETS



INDIANA STA'rE BANK ~ psr
Stnu Scrip 15n35 die
vahIerbnrrCo Orders aFdis
ILLINOIS STATE BANK SO So dis
ShrEnetowu \. $50
KENTUCKY BANKS par
OHIO RANKS
Commercial Bk Gin. par
FronkllaF Do do PER
faiayeue do DO par
TENNESSEE BftNKS 3o5 Dis
LOUISIANA BAitkS--
Mechalcs aud Traders ~ dis
Uuitn dia &
Civ die
Cennercial esa76
Bank Of Loaieians etais
State die
Gas. = die
Cansiifon - dis
Canal die
Ciuzens 40a50
Consolidated 4Oa50
ID Municipality i4alo 90
I'd do 44al6 dis
81 do $3.50 de
BILLS on NEW YORK pre-
" Philadtsphn pre-
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suERIFF,s SAKE.

VnY virtue OF r. Ia Issued oui Of the Office
IS ID "a the Clerk - The Yanderburgh Circuit
Count m iuvcr ui John Smith. against Charles
Faiin.r and Andrew Haubold. l viii offer Tor
salr and public cut CRY. Lof No. l0Tts-eight in
b ork No enc in Goodsell enlargement OF the
town o. Evansville, heretofore attached the
property Of Charles Fulner. at the door Of
ihe Count house IA the tawn OF Evansville on The
81 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock T. NJ Of
said day 70 satisfy said execution and eosis.-
The rents aud profts Cor seven years will be FIRST
offered.
Terms o. sale cash.
WILLIAM NJ. WALKER S. V. c.
Sept. TIN. 843 81. prs. tee $50.
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Evansville Nurcery.
10000 GRATED APPLE


a II offered ior ale very lav fnr cash. This
n tuit has been carefully selected iur the
Es~t experienced nurresy men. and consists
princihliy 81 fhs.foiiosing k'uds. % uif.
RamA FL .r.rs lar 49,
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y 7 20 . u n u ~ = "a
haudtgburgh County (
efT4AkB NOTICE thar The urdersigned has
al proved the viii and fnksn or ieuers
test8mtnfary on the estate of William Peek. iste
81 said C0uuty deceased. a. persons haging de-
mands igainsi. aud al persons indebted 10 said
estate wili call on me for settlement. Ihc
estate ) believed Is bc solvent.
JOHN PECK Executor.
sept 2ost 1913. y prs. ice 81
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30 ARD Of COMMISSIONERS WANDER
RuRGH COUNTY.
SSFFrEnBrA IaRn A. . i643.
lPass-t the following order
A Nd now u IL here Ordered, that Conny
- Orders presented Tor the payment 81 Tax
rs cor tbe wear A ID. 1913 sud Tor all Taxes
due said Nandrrburgh County previous 10 the
Yssr aforesaid shall not bear interest. after the
iirsl day 81 November next Copy attesf.
WIN. n. Walker A uditOr
Auditor's Ofice Of Vanderburrh Counfy.
Sept. e 1913 81
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EvansviIlc Prodnce MARKET Htplsn6
WHEAT, Cash, 0GCorn Meal l6a
Trade. Feathess perth 90
FLAxsEED, cash, 6slBeaswax eooQ5
Trade flourper bsrrsii 4 90
Corn. cash & trade I5lWhisLey per Gail 1890
Oats fUlFrnrls~s DgIt0 -
Pork per 100 10 50lApples 311
EVANSVILLE Provfsfon Market. sent. 2e
------------
APPLES bush 37aiLARD, Pcrlb.
BEEF Fresh 2a4IfOTATOES hes fO7lz
PORK :. lslBUTTER, per u 8
BACON, Hams 4 fowls. perdoz s0a62
Shoulders 2a3l EGGS, !" s
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~ A. n. Bbis and 50 bale Bali. Psi->. zssn-
III WWb .nensns n AR. IN ceod sNipplnr ar.
der Iust rscsived ard lorSsioYrirv Tow "
Msy 4, -. r.: BADC0cIe
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I'm BARRELS FRESH FLOUR, received
w and iof sale. By r. A. CORBET.
AuH. t7-'43. a.
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A GENERAL assorsment fce'tei snd Tor
~ Sale Low by rEtfENr 4 rIFLE
June 21nd ief3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28
LII ~
February alst, 1919.

NOTICE-Ran away from The subscriber about middle OF
June of last year, slave named DICK. He
about 3 Of age, about feet 10 II high stout
made and likely He lei. handed and rupiurcd on The
left side and sometimes lie somewhat bow
legged, rather the left leg and he occasionally
complained Of pain in the left knee, and imps I.e-
the toes Of his lett font rather turn inward when walks
lie is rather OF brown color and speaks through
his teeth, as if he had something in hi. mouth.
Dick abscoaded 10 II years then caught
in Chesterfield county, The coal pits Miss Nancy Iinr-
ris and hrosh, hame by Mr. Hancock ewa in June
going that direction, and inclined belief that he is
again in that neehbohood, probably Canal OF the
James River and Kanawha Company.
will give reward Of $50 for his delivery in Prince Ed
ward county, twelve miles South OF the house or so
secured in any Jail so that get him again.
GEO. w. BELL.
Feb. s7-w5wr
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Cunsulule of the q. S. at Galrcston, Ytxas.

Consulate Of lie q. 5. at GalreSton, Ie1as
rEHE having been appointed Consul Of the u nj
this Port tenders his services TO the public Commercial
Agent, respectfully olcis portion Of those consnmens
which the increasing population Of the Republic may require
will be fully occupied he offers his services also
agcm--and will attend u The purchase and sale OF
ties funding Of shares in Galveston city, and selection OF lots
in lieu thereof of debts anu the other numerous
large Republic held by abroad The
undersigned pledges himself for at least prompt and faithful dis
charge may he rrposed in him. Letters for him.
T. be post paid New Orleans, or they Will
reach Galveston.
Reference is Mr. VIM H. Macfarland Mr.. John R.
mond Virginia A. NJ. GREEN.
F.b q Ss-2n
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Dec. 90 6-u

A NTlCE-Ihe subscriber has removed his office 10 the
Ia basement story of his residence al the corner Of 9Th ard
Streets opposite the the Mutual Assurance Society lie
may found at his Office when mol IN attendance agan re-
suIned) OF of the Courts of the CITY.
TO CLAIMANrSThe subscriber, after interval of some
wears again tenders his claimants the Govern
nent United States the State OF Virginia, for evo
services other demands whether arising under
contracts Otherwise. His experience In attending To such
claims may enable him. In where they well found
TO of the information 10 sustain
lem The advantage of that expeencshis familiarity with
the subject, and dgen attentions stimulated by the necessity
or ginning his life of husnesshe Is willing TO pledge
TO those who may employ himfar moderate certain compensa
,on reasonable contingent commission may he agreed
on Urged by Inducements he pledges all the indus
r and energy he have exeried His residence aud
Office are OH and streets, the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed o him will he punctualy attended to.
THOMAS GREEN.
p;,h,,,d -th Dc 1912 4i-ly
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Public Sale IF High Biooded Thoroughbred Stock
TINE subscriber known years breeder of High Dooded
Stock, win offer, At Public Sale Tuesday
March, the Lamb Tavern, ale Eioi,s)
Turnpike about mile from the Permanent Bridge his entire
Stock of Brood MARES COLTS aud FLLEYS The Mares are
boo!ed regular breedeIs the Colts the
sires of them by Gen. rvne's celebrated inron aud
others BY Capt Socktons "Langtord."
Also, the time and place, Of his Herd of DUR
HAM CATTLE consisting Of Cors, Young Bulls and H,irs
The Cattle principally by the celebrated imported
Bull, 'PiiHce OF Walesn
Catalogues Ill be furnished for the OCCASION the Stock
exhibited days at the above place previous day
DENNIS KELLY.
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Feb. IS

SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF BANKRuPTS.
DCRSiANT 10 an order of the Court Of The United states fol-
the Eastern District of Virginia, made on the leh OF Novem
her, l92 shall SELL at public auction, the highest bidder
have been deceei Bankrupts their petition, where e
does appear by The schedules be under deed of
trust or other encum5rance The Real Estate 10 be so sold rs
ia Thomas a. Burons 81 Of Land
lying in The county of Buckingham being seventh part there
If.
Buckingham county, being pat thereof
In Henry Aarons 10 Of Land Inc county of Pitt
syvaria.
In Thomas Prn.ises case Tract Of Land in Dinwlde coI
", containing about 200
In William G. Waltlas bis interest 20 Of Land
in Chesterfield county, which his mother now lives.
In William Z. Mosoley case 10 Of Land in buckingham
county.
In Zen d. Andcrson's case his interest Is nj Land
adjoining the lands of s. H. Sharpe and others in Buckingham
county, aud his interest in 80 Of Land adjoining the Furnace
lands and others, In said county.
In Robert L. hys moeiy Of olo Of Land
ed Jointly bJ the said Robert L. and his brother William E. rby
in the county of Charles City,
In James T. Foley's small Tract of Land Dinwiddie
county, the "Mataaca Co." Mills
In James IT, Walkers fifth Of 10 Of Land in
James City county in which his mother has dover.
In William MIXERS onc fifth part of so Of Land in
Louisa county.
In Joseph II. n. Goldsmit's case ceriain lei or
piece of Land surrendered by Joseph ~ Godsnt No. H. IN
the jacksonville the &c the Northern Ibrr.
ties in the county Of Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
veye 10 J. NJ Goldmt by William Macferran and Eliza his
wife, by deed bearing date the ID day of August, 1893
IN each cne The sale VIII be for cash unless the amount o any
purchase shall be hundred dollars more, and will
for third cash, one-tird months third
twelve months from the day Of M conveyance will
made 10 the
ney shall he paid, and directed !y Court
The above sale will be made in front Of the Court OF
United States Court, the 18th day o March next nj public
auction, 10 the highest bidder commencing al 0ocIock A. NJ
February alst, 1919. g3-wtI5Mh
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AND FOR SALE.The subscriber offers for site his Tract
nj Land ca i,ouair, lying James River mile from
WANNA The county OF Nelson and containing according
10 survey bundled and twenty six and quarter acres
ahnu, che htIf cleared and in CIVILIZATIONS The remainder
i wood m" improvements consist Of large and comma
brick smoke Wei
dairy also corn and carriage houses and sae all convenient
10 ne dwelling Also, comfortable framed ovesees
hor GOOD barn. thcshns machine barn. &c All the
liIups are in good repair There excellent orchard Of
u trees upon place. 1t Of the hanione and heal
brst situations Neon Persons wishing view the
premises can em the subscriber who resides upon
thea. William hobiNSo.>.
oS-Om
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STORE HOUSE

In CiarksciHe, (Prginia,) for Rent
THE large and conmoiou House in the town Of GAINESVILLE
Meckenburg county, Va, lately occupied by H. H. Moss
Co.. for lease and immediate possession given The To-
cation one very best the for large Dry Goods
and Grocery The house Of and brick and has
recently fitted up This situation for Of capital and
crterpze is the very the The trade of the
large and receiving from 800 10
hds Tobacco annualyand having the advantage OF
iensive trade
~ For further particulars apply to Mr. E. A. Holloway in tile
WILLIAM TONNES.
r.b S6-2lwiw
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.IsTs.-vALuABLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY

rsNo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALEThc belonging to The Estate oil Josiah
Founoy, deceased, in the Eaou:on Factory being one nan
thereof offered for SALE Capitalists who wish TO make pro
is paying tryree PR upon the present Investment
three miles West Of Eatunton Putnam county, eor
pa on river never failing aifording suficent
power any machinery Attached to 1t, are good
dwelling house, all necessary buildings for The o.
laborcs Saw Mil in successful oprrn,n rms
property offered for sale TO dvon and will be sold all
together or in shares to SUIT purchasers The terms VIII he oe
a and any addressed Eaonton, Georgia
viii promptly and will take pleasure IN show
inc HE property 10 any person wish TO purchase
20 ~ JOHN NJ. FLOURNOY, EXac,,o,s
n. BASS,
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!; e. S T. a sAa4lSrzs, Committee
UaIna. Court house Va Feb ii. lsl3 se-2aw,lOMh

GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, &e.-The subscribers, inendin!
II discontinue establishment in the Spring, offer fo
SALE at ce,y oc prices, fine collection of
Cameias Azacas cactuses GerannmS Tea Nosette Moss
Musk Bourbon and other varieties Of Roses Dapne, Pospo
runs Also Hardy eTbaceous Plants, Orange, lie
con and Lime Trees strawberry Pans very hGe vare
thousand Ca,awha Grape Vines of good size,
very thrifty and a variety OF Ornamental Shrubs &c.
Those who may inclined add collections have
opportunity of dang better than may again
offer and invited TO examine the Stock and select for them
selves.
THE Harry Shrubs &C., standing The open ground should
up March. The Green House Plants may
remain until such time az they he safely removed.
COOKE. AiCOCKE L. co.
Frederick burr Feb. IL 1913. S9--aawtlMh
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THRUST SALE OF LAND.-Pursuant provisions of a
Deed Of Trust executed by Robert Cobin Samuel c.
and James c. Luck and duly recorded Clerks Office
OF Caroline County Court in order to the payment
tain of money therein specified, SHALL acting Trustee,
proceed SELL Friday the 10Th day of March next al Bran
Store in the county of Caroline the bidder
cash, the cf Land known by the Bargain
containing about hundred and
less. This Tract Of Land Is Of good quality
sold much dollars and per acre.
The title the land without dispute, acting as Trustee
shall only convey such title rs is vested in me.
SAMUEL c. SCOTT, Acting Trustee
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, 7rdreiiing Bags, &c Sc,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AMUEL PUTNEY would respectfully call The attention OF
- dealers IN The above named Goods his present extensive
large Stock, which entirely and fashionable the whole
being purchased within very short time, from
twenty less than former determined
sell for small profits for cash. good negotiable paper
BILE in Bank, would without exception ask all TO
and examine his Stock which sha always equal TO any
in any Northern house in variety the most fashionable
styles of ladies' gcntlemen misses boys chrens Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags &c., &C. My facilities expert
Of twenty-five in the trade give advantage
always obtaining the most fashionable styles of Goods
SAMUEL. PuTNEY,
One door above Hubbard, Gardner &. Co., Main street
Jan. 81 61-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Z rrrrrs on FnI-cATIoN IN YLRG!NIA.-No. 4.

Sir: Among other illustrations OF the present Low
state of Education in Virginia, very prominent place
may he assigned 10,
4 Deftets in modes Of Instruction and Dtseipt'ne-
There are two modes by which, ordinarily IDEAS ar
communicated to The mind:-Supposng the Pap'i caPa
le Communicated in words, Which necessarily conve!
it, or he may be led 10 its comprehension by furnish