davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

The question at once arises, " lo is that man: In nj
humble opinion, it Is John &. Cahoun-und for more
reasons than That he is the most available
few moments of cool and calm consideration IS suii-
Gent TO convince any unbiased mind That he is de-
cidedly more so than any man. except Mr. Van buren,,
will be admitted by every Van Buren, man. and that he
IS more than MIR Van Buren,, think needs but n
recollection of facts. Why we defeated in lo1U;
Was 1t not from the unpopu!arity Of Mr.. Van Buren,;
How did the Harrison party get the majority but
by dissenters from Mr.. Van Buren, and now to
run the same man again, in spite of an overwhelming
majority TO the contrary? Why, Sirs, if we do this,
we defeat ourselves; will not be defeated by o.r
enemies. If we were not beaten from MIR. V. b. IN
popularity, why H. that IN number of The States IN
which Harrison got large ma orIties, in the elections
few months previous and i'm after the Pr siden
tal election, majority OF Democratic members were
elected to Congress and 10 their State Legislatures
And The very sane which operated against him
~ lo4O, will operate sill powerfully in 1874 If
here were no objections to him, pre- udics, prejudice,
would defeat him. We bound 10 presume, tha,
every man who lef, Mr.. Van Buren, and won't over to
The Harrison party, had reason which he cons
defed sufficient to induce him TO do and possessing
Inc same principles now as they td then, and believing
then, That Mr. Van Buren, would not carry them out,
they cannot vote for him now-and will not be
thus driving them from our party: But, il we Sc
ect some firm and unfnching Democra,, as JOHN
I. Calhoun whom, though he may profess the
same principles, the people are not preudiced against
and whom they have not rated against every
who is prejudlced against Mr.. Van Buren, will fall
our ranks, and we will be triumphant Mr.. Van Buren,
too, has filled the highest in our country and
has shared all the honors of Office IL should not be
his wish agaIn 10 risk The welfare Of his country the
qualification of his own ambition Let those who are
equally worthy, now reap of the fruits Of their
labor We have number of other men equally as
capable and as worthy as he. Let US not as tho
Mr. Van Buren, were the only man in the u States
who is capable of filing the office.
Mr. Calhoun has none Of these objections. His prn
cpies are as sound, and as purely Democratic, Mr.
been President. He has shared the honors
which he so richly deserves. He has never been
rejected by the voice of the whole people of the
United States lie is bold and fearless man. such as
the present emergencies require and more than ALL he
is the most highly gifted Of whom the Demo-
cratic party, the United States, the world can
boast. Let us, them unite upon him who is the most
available the most deserving, and the capable ma
of our party, and the most likely ensure success
TO Democratic principles. NC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
NOTICE.

ITO THE GENTLEMEN OF RiCHM0ND.-L q. WYn.7.I,
i NgwcHA~T TAYLOR. 235 Boadrgg htr York, Informs the
gentlemen of Richmond who favored him with their ORDERS for
wei T. others who III
him with their orders that MI LYMAN DEhBN,
public. win b the Exchange Hotel In III mond
Tuesday, the 4tl and aI September where t
pattern cards and samples oi the fashionable
Goods, Tor Fal and Winter Just imported direct from PARIS
aud London together with the and improved style uf
whrh tail IL please those who may feet disposed Ia
him with thrr orders. Those genrmen who find
call ut the Exchange. by blessing Nj
the Exchange, stating the hour hc viii call upon 'n
al their residence.
~ Sir. DERBY viii also be Fcncis Hotel Petersburg
Wednesday, 9Th September, aud VI" bc happy 10 wait such
gentlemen may see iii Ia favor him wi h an order.
Sept.l B-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
RICHMOND MAREETs-Augn.t n Is4a

RICHMOND MARKETS-August 81, lsi3.
ToEacco-Recep;s much diminished Lugs 81 60 , -. leaf
4 { -. line manufacturing, n a ~, as in Guaify.
FLorH-Ne" Country, ST SO 62l dun; Old, 50 City MHs
s. 75a6
TO 100 cts according order and time of delivery
Mg.L-62
O.r,-30 - cents from vessels and Depot
PLAsrER-Lump, 81 e74 a3 at wharf; on Basin, 4.
LIME-si I2l.
sALr-s fai by the cargo; in store. 81 20 a so.
Kosrredr.ar, $50 Swedes % 50 County, TO- pig, IS y.
N.ms-i Il Al cents
fi,n-IIerrinss, new cut, 81 90 A rs, for MOL
Shad, " 50
BrrrER-Firkn, 10 cents. fresh roll. 10 Is
suG.GN Orleans, 81 p Rico 80 u.s. 81. Crox,
. 81.
Coftse-fseara, 81 a cents; Rio, cents
TEa-G0a 100 cents
MoL.ssE,Sew Orleans 30 20 cents Rico 20 30
coN-Bntimorc. ST i 50; city cured. + so I.
BEEF, 81 50 ) 5U.-MuIroS 81 30 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR sAtE.-By Of
the last viii oi William Du!aDsy, deceased shall sell
the ast day OF August, lsi3 to tr highest bidder valuable
tract of Land lying The o Greene quarter
mile from Stan dsve the road leading Richmond
and Fredericksburg. The tart contains about four hundred and
twenty about rn hundred Of which good
land clear. The land lies remarkably well and well adapt
ed To the cultivation al wheat and tobacco;
taken altogether combines advantages rarely
Tic improvements tne'ahy good. BE- small dwelling
house stables cabins, tobacco house There about
o! cnud land the trar well watered,
spring nn sixty yards Of the dwein, house equal any
the Mountains fu,thei particulars deemed Unnecessary
Is presumed person wishing purchase viii view the
fourth cash. and the balance in three equal annual
payments the purchaser bonds, with approved security
the deferred payments. deed VIII be made
last payment l. made.
The A! property iies within mile az the county
the bran, of the Rapid Ann River. The Mil good
repair, pair barr ana Of stones;
situated fine wheat country, and i considered excellent
Manufacturing Mil Tto society the sborha0d good
and being within mile al the county makes de-
sirabe property. II VIII be sold tie The land.
JOHN G.. DULAAEY Executor.
az DISAPPOINTMENT The sale of the been
pos, unit, ERirAN tho aod
fAt- Place.
J. 6. DULANEY, Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
The Classical and mathematical ScLOoi Prince Ed,card
house, Ia.

,E,AUG for three years pas, by F. raiannc, will be CONT
j ri The subscribers Regular
instruction gwen the Latin and Greek Languages aud
the Mathematics, including hrthmruc, English Grammar,
Composition, Rhetoric History and Geography Extra instrmr
ton viii given when desired IN the French. German and
Hebrew II intended carry pupils, who wish II, far
the oil junior year the College
The tuition w he twenty dollars term OF
five months; and, rent and fuel, dollar.
VIII taught. hrr ile III the house formerly
rpcd by the school o M Root honng housc Will
kept premises, where board, teNclusvc Of washing,
irl he had Sc month. and comfortable lodging
rooms .ined imnca, and where pupils WI
have the AID supervision at Mr. Taylor who wlt
an oi the establishment Roarng also be- obtain
ed ~ the mig ,borhood ditrci, priro>.
7 he rrN term vii commence the 1T u November ls3,
and continue months, Ap a"d cober being, according to
the vacation months Board I'm the hoard
ing house school aLd tuition viii BE- required
each advance.
would oniy itrtirr. that To- their
aching here ofore. tl.y add eliot la
school worthy Of the confidence and patronage of the
public ; IatLok.
T.. BALLANTINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
Sept /
4 I4ItU =.
IN Gnnntrn t[rrfhnnLS and EnrmfrS

T.. WATKINS. few doors above the Bell Tavern on the
opposite side Main street. woud embrace the present
tuuv country laerchGn and Others, who vIsit this
market for the purpose Of pufch good that M stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES. &c,
trade will he having been carefully select
cd hy Mr. L. Drnisnu. his employ, and has had
considerable experience this branch Of business His stock
having been purchased by orders for their manuiacure)
early in July which previous the advance In price on
goods IN s line will enable him TO sell at ten or tcen per cent
less than he could based al later Gate, which
difference of no small cors'deralion
His Object heiUe establish himself in business, he intends
snr every for The ACCOMPLISHMENT of that object
and To further purpose proposes Offering his goods al snch
prices make the interest purchasers 10 call and ex
anime his stock.
lie has a portion of hi! stock and VIII Continue TO re-
cev- by various arrivals during the seasoi - .
37-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
KICHHoXD & LYACHBuRG CANAL PACKET LINE
BU Iron Sft1mb0atS.

ma, The abov, Line has been established and will commence
running abo It the 2oh OF July The precise day sa De- mere
,., r,hshed The heats win al the best character Tor
cnmt salty and exn.don and will afford such facilities To
The through or way travel will insure satisfaction =,
tri-weekly Sha"HN' ~ Ie.o,uIy
hcnm"hn, 's ayt,n pennsylyanan Phadepha Evening
p New York Republican, Lynchsufg VIII publish the ahoss
one month and forward accounts TO o. Dimmock Co.. Re1'
mond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
BROOEFIrID, nro0KPIrT,n,7-

nRoOkFlELD, situated IN King William county, from
- fompkins and Dibneys Ferry, and % from city
mond, Tor rent the The subscriber
dent that o the many places market for
equal 10 The above In s0cdbi heahy and
h"rtood II offers many Inducements Ia teacher person
wishing Ia retire from cy scky place There
prIises good wot house, sufficient accommodate
family and all other ont houses Much could he said
III favor The above place hat all wishing
rent would prefer seeing fs II privately
Preferred viii he rented publicly, the premises,
OF October next, II ulr, II moi the far day. which
md place there will e large sale OF articles. Apply
post pad 10 DlASA DABNEY, Administratrit.
Enfield L o.. King VIM. l.. Ji-WaW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
AND IN HANOVER FOR sAIE.-Tbe ,ubsc,iber, will :,

AND IN HANOVER FOR SALE.-The subscribers will sell
IL al Hanover Court house, TT ESDAY 26th Sep
tenhr 1919, that being Court day Tract of Land called Irvine
Quare belonging the Estate OF Lan-y Jones' deceased con
tanning by pa h- within
miles of Richmond il we'll mbfrrd heart PINE oak sc
and adjons the lands ri Fanny H. Clarke Fleming
others aud VIII br shown In wishing purchase
either Of the undersigned, hs ing IN the nrighhohood.
1,rtaUne half al purchase required
The lst dl Il January, lc; and the balance
January si5. Bonds. with approved security, and deed
The premises will also be required balance
ofthe purchase money. LANEY JONES,
WIN. W. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
Majority,
l46.OsI

Majority, l460Sl
"South Carolina nearly unanimous for Mr. Van
Buren,, and her popular vote deducted from this majo
uy would reduce at least TO 100000; on $780, 600
votes adding for the aggregate vote of that Staie or
only about four per nj. Of The whole vote. change
OF only tco per cent would have extnguisbed The
whole majority!
"Bu the people of the u States do not vote in mass
for the Presidency it at the will of mass
majority. There is such constituency for the Pre-.
sdency Of The United Staes as the people of the U.
States except the people of the several States The
maurles of the people of the States, dispose OF the
of their States and none Of them are afeced by
the accident that the adverse maorties in other States
might be larger. Though every one of the 4o0,Oo0
voters of New York might vote for one individual, II
would not weaken the title of another to The vote oil
Pennsylvania Maine By 500 majority The practice
which has lalterly grown up among progressed State
rights men, OF discussing The presidential question as n
it Of mere consolidated numbers, instead OF a
mixed question Of numbers and sovereignty, has done
great deal to confuse the right view of this question
Regarding The constitutional action of The States in the
besowal OF their votes the argument from this appa
rent majority against Mir Van Buren's re nomination,
the ground of availability, vanshes at once 1t IS
true that he received only SIXTY electoral votes, lac
being uecessay To choice but It s equally true, that
electoral votes enough were lost BY such insignificant
majorics, tia, very rlhg gain Of votes would have
secured his election.
II,t, IL. a.. nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

4 PRENTICE WANTED To THE Gun MAKING BI-SI-
"a NESS Wanted, Lad from the country who has
for The business about 10 years o. age and well grown learn
the Gun Making Business. s. SUTHERLAND,
Gun Maker, Opposite the Banks, Main street, Richmond.
Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

- EAL ESTATE FOR Satellite subscriber has for sale
IL several very fine f. aes lying in different con les IN N'rs
ma Among ienl finest TobreGo Paetdt IN hr
county Also, TRAIT o heavily ,ne rcd Land
immediately the abont 10 miles below Richmond
Tbs pro cry 10 an individual wIin. the wood and
lcr business offers oppnn ~ Of making Lille Tor
he has sale TINS nj oi town lu'-, s'bhr
residences and estates " that wll enable hin
Ia supply the any individual DESTROYS Of investing
money IN Real Estate {. r. BOTlS
So, 33-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

nltlDEND Tile President and Directors ~ Richmond
- Fire Association have declared dividend per
out oi the O the Institution
bic on or after the l September, 1913, at the Store Of
THOMAS A. RUST,
1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
Marriages
i}payitS.

Married. on tile i'th Auc the county Of Buckingham
~ thr hev John w. Chd, Mr. I.rAkE WooDsoN, Of
CumhrrIan Miss d. BsovH ri tile former comfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The subsc hers orm their
friends and The public generally they are receiving
hrir Fall stock of Goods. consisting of lat
Ar that has ills tar been brought has
been purchased the most favorable and VIII be sold
4 small advance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

money Real Estate. Z. I. Bolts
RgsH FALL Goopslhc subscribers are now RECEIVING
choice assortment of Fall and Winter Day GOODS all Of
hic select with much aud bought upon such
rs tna s them to oG strong nad 10 sp aG
my examination OF their STOCK before p"re"a-s' " WINCH
Wool black brown blue, invisible green and mixed Cloth
B Do. G %o do c cass"" 's'''
Paris cord and Other fancy ,assimeres
Blue Flushing and Pilot Coii
Krn,ncky Jeans, blue, black green and dak mixed
Washington Jeans mon MIStres ana hesey' oil all KlhuS
Flannrls white red andy How
Plain and plaid lin>tys, some very heavy
Figured Apacca Se,ses for .- Goa" @,!,. ,nn2s
spool Cotton Tayror'-, wieus Hughes and other kinds
six and colt N t!;ndnerrhieis, great variety
Patent Threads, black, white and collars
silk, nalam and cotton llhbrcIiis 80. n,.
measure I.a LoNn0Ns, wlLLNGiiAM * pREwRY
Sen, 33w3m
Mrs J. g KEELING aud Mrs. MARIA G. CLOPToN have
M n>socaed themselves for the purpose Of conducting IN his
civ FEHaLE BOahDLNG AND mar SCHOOL, Tins In
i luton will Monday October 2nd in l- BRICK building
occupied by Mr. and Mrs H. for similar purpose The premises
convenient and G e @ o.
pneb tic; ami The Principals assure their friends anu e
vii be snaed to secure young ladies committed 10 their
charge every advantage for Improvement and Comfort
Board including every .hns, payable annually IN nd
Intia'ory e;aSs English, %
Posre class, do. %
! fIi.hes, class, do, including Mathematics, ~
All the learn the elements Of French anu LAW
and The first principles Drawing and Painting, without extra
charge. - :, . -. .,.o,ox,s
For The higher in these and for aIncc Inc professor
zee will be Mons Lefertc, whnr qhalncatobS II
teacher are known require reference VII give lessons
French; aud in all Tie branches not fought b .n ll
themselves teachers Of known fidelity and abty WIN e EN-
poyrd Particular attention will be paid to fenihashp ant
| Elucution
r. will be taught, by lady well qIaied lo ne lass
on the premises below, bu. entirely cla .eo :"
wI nny, which deserves the attention of those pacnts wh
wish their little br under the guardian mp oil hff ea
sisters going and returning from school Terms "s 'u
such schools ., .,
| 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
InHv runMpsnN l. E


~ b. In addition Stock purchased Nortrrn cities.
We are prepared Ia furnish hats ofour which
are made by good wcrken be found United
STATES. J. T. & Co.
Sept. 33-wIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

done, thou good and faithful servant" Is il not 10 en-
cournge hun, and 10 stimulate others to follow his ex
ample! why do send to the penlent,ary the man
who steals his neighbors horse or to Coventry the
man VINO steals away his ghbors good name but
deter Others from the commission of similar ofe nces
Now, u the President Of the United States who is ne
cessafy lne head of the party that elected him, shall
win malchess fidelity serve the party, by advancing
Inc g'ea interests OF the country, and if by doing
he shall become obnoxious to the other party who by
Inc most base, and ueacherous and false means
succeed In removing him from office, does not the
party suai IS thus defeated, il 10 itself and
TO us principles 10 reins:ate that in office, as
the most nellIgble mode of saying, "we DONE good
and iaiihiui servant: Is it not due to the country
when the soveregns of this land SHALL by their spon,a
neons call, bring INTO the Offices of President and Vice
pfesioent The men Of their choice and by misrepresen
taon' iasehood, conspiracy, humbuggery, and the in
vns'on oil suffrage, those shall be removed from
Office, anu suppanted by others who have been opera
tors IN THESE acis of injustice, that when the time
rives, these men shall be restored to office,
mercy 10 assuage their wounded feelings, but
numeh oil The country justice, which is engraved
The political ethics OF the age 1t is one of the wise
PROVISIONS OF nature, that mongres propagate
and we may indulge the hope, that the mongrel race
OF politicians is nearly extinct; but there are some
yet among US, shall nj my earliest convenience, ad
dress myself To the political neutrals who have egreg
ousy mistaken their influence in society, and require
TO be warned of the danger that awaits them
SENEX
ADDENDUM
Since the above excellent article from out Cores
pendent, "Senex, composed We have received the
"Mobile, Register of the 22d August which con ains
some sound and sensible statistics the election of
1910. These views so just and striking, and we'll
calculated 10 support The argument of Correspon
dent that we have determined TO lis statements by
way OF Postscript. The "Mobie Register" is Of the
ablest aud strongest Journals in the South
(From the Ifoble Register, .4ugust2a)
"Some Of the anti Van Buren, presses among us, in
the excess of their beraty to Wing estimates,
constantly stating that MIR. Van Buren, was beaten by
popular vote of 10000 $780, and occasionally the
expansive concession reaches to 100000. The majo
ry was, in oil conscience, sufficiently large without
stretching it beyond the actual returns, and even be-
yond the round assumptions of The Wings. The actual
majority not beyond one hundred thousand.
1.-The official returns give the following aggregate of
votes in all the States except South Carolina, where
the Legislature disposes of the vote:
Gen. Harrison received 1274, 7S3
Mr.. Van Buren, received 1,l2S702
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
XIRGINIuS.

nsaR-Bv being allowed Electors for their Sc
nators their decidedly increased beyond the ratio OF their
Federal population Thus il Delaware allowed only
according her populations and Virginia fifteen her ea
tive influence would stand only 5h But allowing to her
Virginia for each Senator the Electoral
three seveneenthat 3l7s-ony little than
l.sh-being nearly twice great in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

"h nouid be SOLID triumph put -Hr Fan
and beautiful illustration Of the principles e forern
mcnt If t5c could do a." 2nd s'EoIcr or A FntENpn
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26
PROCLAMATION.
To the qualified Electors Of
Brown County, Greeting

You are hereby notified to meet at the
usual or proper places Of holding cleo
tons in your respective townships, on
the second TUESDAY OlOctOber next, bes
ing the 10Th day of the month, and then
aud there, according to law, vote Tor one
Representative in Congress, for the sew
enth Congressional district, composed Of
the couHlies Of ClermOnI, Brown and
Highland ,andtwOSenalOrs andlhreekePre.
sentatives, to represent the counties Oh
Cllnton, Brown and Clermont, in the
next General Assembly of the State Of
Ohio. 8
Also, vote for one Treasurer, one Re-
corder, one commissioner, and one dlrec-
tot Of the Poor, for Brown county.
Also, ia obedience to law, enacted
BY the Legislature Of this State, entitled
s.An act relating to Juries," hereby
give notice TO the Trustees Of the differ
ent townships, to select, on said lOlh
day Of October next, for the next year,
the number Of Jurors as follows, 10 wit:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26

q, The Citizens Of Brown county, who are la
borirg under diseases arising from impurities Of
the bloOd-shOuld never dispair of being brought
TO a sound state Ofhealtb until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most Efficient medicine ever in
troduced to the public for all diseases arising
from impurities Ofthe blood.
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pillswili always
prove an easy, safe and efficient remedy, In
the following diseases: Bilious intermittent,
remitttent & innamatorJ fevs fever 4 Ague,
iaundico cholera morbus, nauseJ, liver CON-
plant, habitual cOstiveness, dispepsiS, dropsy,
appopexy sick head ache, colds cough, ,eonsump-
tion, asthma, ( all diseases arising from imPu
rites of the blood. -
Ii should be remembered, when the thsrmom.
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, that
the process of digestion is performed with Fuch
extreme languor, That our food instead Of being
speedily dissolved and converted into nutriment
for the body, often becomes actually spoiled, or
purified in the stomach. Hence bad breath,
disagreeabls taste in the mouth, eholic, pairs,
dysentery, cholera morbus, INFLUENZA, and
other diseases.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for all the above dangerous complaints; be-
cause they cleanse the alimsntFTy canal from
all thOss bilious and putrid hum0rs which are
tha cause, not only OF all disorders of the bow.
ellis, but of every malady incident to man.
They also aid ndimprove digestion and purify
the blood, aud therefore give health and vigor
to the whole frame, as we'll as drive pain of
every description from the body.
Ii should be remembered, all genuine medi-
cine has Wright's Vegetable Pills neatly print
ed OIL the sides ofthe boxes and that if the word
Wright's cannot be found, all is positively
wrong.
GtFAGENT for the sale of the above named
Wrighps Indian Vegetable Pills, atGeOrgetOwn
d.. STEWART. ~
Al. STROUBE, Higginapot. -.
L. NowLAND, Rus elville.
SILAs THOMAS, Decatur.
JULY 22d. 1919.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26
Administratrix's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Court
of Common Pleas of Brown comfy, Ohio,
made ct then October term in the year 1912
aud revived at the May term I643, will pro-
eeed on the premises on the 18th day ofSepten-
Der next, betwean the hours of 10 and 4 O'Clock
on said day, to sellthe following real estate, y-
ing in said county of Brown : Lots Numbers 3
and out of out lotgo. l40 inNorthG Georgetown,
Said estate, to be sold for one half cash ia hand,
and the residue in six months, to be secured by
note and security.
MARGARET NICHOLS.
AdminislratIix Of Robert Nichols, deceas-
August Is.b. Is43.