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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-21

The Senate brought to close, on
Saturday evening, the debate upon The
Treaty. Tor the annexation of Texao to
the United SlOles.
The dctdie upon il'wOe continued on
Saturday by Mr. Berrien in a speech Of
considerable length against the Fro0iy
by Mr. SempIe, in q sh0rr opeech in its
favor, by Mr. Buchanan, in speech Of
some length on the same side; by Mr..
Henderson, in few remarks eEpana
,ory Of bis vote for the ratification; and
concluded, ia speech Of great length
and power, by Mr.. Archer agsinet the
ratification.
After which theqUestlon on advising
and consentlDg TO The Treaty was taken,
and decided as follows:
YEAs- Messrs. AtchisoD, Rqgby,
Breese, Buchanan, CoQuiu, Fulton,
Haywood, Henderson. iluger, Lrwis,
McCudie, @Semple, Sewer, Sturgeon,
Walker, Woodbury-l6
Nays Messrs Allen. Archer, Ather
ton, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Benton,
BorrieO, Choale. Clayton. Criuenden,
Dayton Evans, Fairfield, Foster, Fran
cis, Huntington, rJarnagn, johnson,
Mongum, Merrick, miller, Morebrad,
Niles, Peatce, Phelps, Porter, iRrvos,
Srmmona, 'Talmsdee, Toppan, Upham,
White, Woodbridge, Wrieht-35
So the Treaty was rejected. Nation
al ImelLjgencer.
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Hon A. II. READ, member Of Con-
gress from the l2tb district, Pa died at
his residence in Mo0lrosr, SusquehaDne
county,, few days since.
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EYayti.


Events 10 tho Island Of Hayti are OF a
thrilling character. 1t will bo recoltec.
ted that LIayriis he West India lsIond,
wherein tho black population some
years ago ma8sncred their masters, and
the entire white population, and set up
for themselves, Their late President,
Boyer, OF account of come difficulty, was
compelled, one or two years since, to
abdjcalo and take shelter 10 foreign
lands. Since then an internal war has
ragged among the unhappy population Of
that III faled Island. The present seems
10 be a war between the leading cbiafO.
and tho different casles, the blacks on
the one side and the muatloo and quar-
tefoons on the other. An ndscrimlnote
slaughter is the consequence whenever
The war parties meet, without respect
to either ago, sex or condition. What
will be the result Of this state OF things,
tins alone cau determine.
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TIE STATE or OHlO,I
CARROLL COUNTY,

CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after April Term, Il. ID 1914
John Tretch and EIizabeth0
. Tretch his wife,
US 4 !" "'''V'ut
Mary Renier. ct ais. ]
John S Renter, Jacob Renter, George
Renier, Charles Ronier, and Mary Re
nier, widow OF John Jacob Renrer, de
ceased, all Of said Carroll county, OhiG
will take notice that. petition wac tiiBN
against them on the seven ieeEth day al
April, A. y 1874 10 he Court oi Gem
mon Pleas of Carroll ConHty, by UiBn
Tretch and Elizabeth Treich his wlks
and is now pending wherein fhe-s@W
John Treich and Elizabeth his wife, de
mand partition OF the following EeRl
esiata IL said county Of Carroll TO WITT
The South East Quarter o. Sectlop twen.
~ FIVE, Township seventeen, and Range
seven, containing one hundred and sixw
acres mora or lees-and al the next Terur
Of said court application will he msfa
bv the said John Trplch and Eilzahath
Tretch hs wife. for an order that parfi-
ton be made Of said premises. &c --qr
sach other proceedings as are proviHet
by law, &c.
FCKLEY &. TRIP.
ATTORNEYS for Petitioners
June 81, 1871 36 6w-- pr, f.. $50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-21

The Washington Spectator osyo that
the Hon. TlIghman A. Howard has been
nominated to the Senate as Charge d.
Ahaires TO Texas,
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THE STATE OF OHIO,2
CarroH c7arty, So

THE STATE OF OHIO3
CarrOH c5anty, g"
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
V0caton after april Term, A D. 1894.
George Harman, !
rs ! I'm Partition
John llarman et ais.
John "H'rman, Dnvid Lee, and VAN
Brown, ot the county of Carroll, FOhiO,
end Peter Hermau. Anirew HarmaR.
Ca'harne ShrIver, intermarried wrsh
George Shriver, Of the county OF Nor,
roe, Ohio, and FG|iz,b Dawell, inler
married with Tobias p well, of the ooUn-
ty Of Jrfl6rson, and State Of Ohio, wlM
take notice that, petition was ''tiIaH a.
galost them Oh the aightd day Of June,
A d. 1914, in the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Carroll county, by George Hm.
man and is now pending, wherein the
said George Hartman demands partition
OF the following real estate situate ia sBiE
Carroll county, to wit: Az of tae GSoBth
West Quarter Of Section eleven, i'm
Township thirteen, and Range FIVE and
at The next term Of said court appIica.
ton will be made by theoatd George
iiarca0 for an order;aat partition dB
made Of said prenisee, or such othsr
proceedings as are provided by law
tECKLEY & TRIP,
ATTORNEYS for Petitioner,
June q, 1914 So 6w.-pr. G3 so.
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FREDERIC LEYDES ESTATE

Nouce is hereby gwen, that the syb-
scrlberh has been appointed ard Qua fled
as Administrator Of the estate OF Ere
deric Leyde, late of Carroll count,,
Ohio, deceased Those indebted are
requested TO pay Immediately; eud those
having claims against said estate will
present tho same legally authenticated
for settlement within one your from this
date.
HENRY LEYDE,
Administrator
Jnue FL, 1914.
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HARRISON TOWNSHIP CLAY
CLUB.

The proceedings aod spirited resoIu
tone Of tc0 Club, came too late for in.
0erlion in this weeks paper; they shall
appear in our next.
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sale Of Real e tate by Or
der Of Court.

On Thursday the frs, day or August,
1874 at one O'Clock in The afternoon,
al the door Of the courthouse in the town
Of CarrolIton, will ba sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the
property OF james Graham, deoeosed, to
wit: The South East Quarter of Section
twenty six, in Township fourteen, or
Range five, containing 100 acres, more
or less--apprajsed at $500. This
land is located on tho WeIIsviIle road,
one aOd half miles east of CarroIlon.
and is improved Terms - one third
cash III hand, and the remainder in Two
equal annual payments with interest.
for which approved security will be re-
CURED.
VAN BROWN.
Administration Of James Graham, decd.
June 81 1914 -3G 4w-pr CI OF
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.

Notice is horeby given, that the un.
deTsigned has been appointed and quah.
fled Administrator OF the estate oil Cath
arine llarman, late Of Carol county,O
deceased. Those having claims against
said estate, will present them duly au-
lhenticatod for settlement, a0d those in
dobed 10 the estate must make payment
immediately,
GEORGE HARMAES,
Adm.Inistrator
with the will annexed.
May II, le45.
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THE STATE OF OHIOj
Carroll County, 'S'
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Iienr, Leydo, 'Administra;0 Petition
tor Of Frederic Leyde, decd. to sell
Us. lands.
John Leyde, ct ais,
To John Leyde and Frederic TLeyds,
who arc ooas Vi the decedsut, and John
Leyde and Cyrus Leyde, who are minor
children of George 'Leyde. deceased,
and grand children Of the decedeut, all
ofthe cOu0ly Of Mercer, State of PENN
sylyania, all ofwhom with others3 are
the hairs and legal representatives Of
Frederic Leyde. deceased.
You will take notice, thato the 18Th
day Of June,.A.'D. 1874, said Admins
traitor filed his petition 10 the Coutq
of Common Pleas of Carroll corRtw.
Ohlo-the object and prayer ofbnich
petition IS to obtain an order atstre'next
term Of said court for the sal offthe fol.
loving real estate, Of which said F:der-
ic Leyde dice seized, to pay the debts
of said deccdent, to wit; Forty acres of
land in Rose township, Carrots county,
living in the North Fast~co-ner Of tho
South East q larler of Section 81, aH
Township l6, Of RangeT more or Tess.
VAN BROWN. Solicitor
for Petitioner.
June 2l, 1914 96 6w.-pr. f. $50.
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Grand RaIly--Whigs of
Carroll attendl!

II Ilel7 A4 - =
Come One!--.COEnc aIT!!---tt
WcilsyiLle On WcdmcS-
day the Bird Of July.
The undersigned, by q resolution o
tho "ConirsI Cley Club" passed on Fri,
day evening the l4,h inst, wac inslruc
ted to invite The citizens ol Carroll cOur
ty, To o'londH
MASS CONVENTION
OF The " blgs Of the l7jh Congressional
District OF Ohio, composed Of tho coun-
ties Of Coumbiano, Jefferson mud Cor.
TolI, TO be hold OF WELLSVlLLE, on
WEDNESDAY THE BIRD OF JULY
NEXT!
Therefore, in accordance with the
letter end spirit Of said resolution, here
byinuite and ardeniIy soiici! The alien
dance Of as many OF our people as can
make it convenient 10 attend.
The Ratification Of the nominations
Of Henry Clay, for President, and Theo.
doro Frclinghuysen, for Vice President
ol tho United States; and Of Mordscei
Barley, (or Governor Of Ohio, gelher
with the nomination Cil candidate for
Congress in Ihlo district, will bo in part,
the business Of the Convention.
REMEMBER, fellow citizens, that "tn
anioa there is strength Therefore,
leave your fields, and your workshops,
and come and consult together ms did The
Wings Of rs With popular candidate
for Congress, unity Of feeling and con-
Ger, in ocIion among the friends OF the
Tariff Distribution and Sound Currca.
cy, this district cen DO royoIuionized.
REMEMBER that GeuOraI Harrison ,nid
ain order TO ho independent, ve must do
our Own uoiiug and oar O,Dn Ggh,ing &"
The nomination Of a candidate for Con.
grsss, IL the work Of tho people; and
they oughttc do their own work Colum
Biana will DO lhero in muss. JetTorson
will bo there IN mass; the adjnconl coun
ties Of Virginia and PsnnsyIvOnia will
DO there, Our candidate for Governor
will be there, andw are informed the
several very distinguished public speak
ers have been invilcd, and will be there
will the lndomitObIe Whigt Of Carol
be lhereH We trust they will.
"EtcrHal pigilence is tie price of lib
eriy," and he who slumbeFa upon hit
post, deserpes 10 be0 Stare BY III,
'irsscherv oGJObn Tyler, and the unlol
and co.operat ion of the LOcoiOcoO, bolI
in and out OF Congress, with.hm; thu
battle Of 1910 has TO bo again foogh
over. VIII you shrink from tho con-
fesli Let j! never be said that you, whit
hurled tho whole Locoioco party frou
power, by one fell swoop, aOd that TOO
Whsn Mr. Van Buren, and the party
Eei9 in Ibe zsallh Ol their 9IoTyI shal
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THE VOICE OF THE SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS.
The Qnakors are speaking out ON tha
sub 9Gi vi Annexation, as mRht be ex
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Jnue FL, 1914.
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FCKLEY &. TRIP.
Attorneys for Petitioners
June 2l, 1874, 36 6w- pr. f. 8 80.
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VAN BROWN.

Administration Of James Graham, decd.
June 81, 1914 SO 4w-pr. S ,25.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

AW NOTlCE.-Ihe subscriber has removed his Office To the
Al basement al his residence, the Of 9Th aid
se opposite the Once of the Mutual Assurance Society lie
aay I've iouad his Office when In attendance (asan re
suGsdl of the Courts of The City.
TO CiiIMANTSThe subscriber, after an interval of some
yar1, tenders his services claimants The Govern
et Of the United States the State of Virginia. for rcvou
hoasry services, any other demands whether arising under
contracts otherwise His attending snch
cams enable him, most where. well found
e. of the information necessary sustain
r The advantage of that experience familiarity with
lie subject and diget attention, stimulated by the necessity
81 beginning his life of busincsshe ia willing pledge
q those WIN employ hmur moderate rompensa-
on reasonable contingent commission agreed
On Urged 10y such strong inducements he pledges all indus
W ai energy lie may have execd His residence and
once oh and Iseets the Swan Tavern. Letters
addressed 10 him will he punctuaily attended To.
Richmond 7th Oct, Isi3 44-ly THOMAS GREEN
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yrALUAELE KAPpAnANNoCK LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE RAPPAnANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.-By
deed executed To the subscribers hY Mace
Clements ard Mary s ceens bearing date "n the a7! day q"
February duly recorded the Office of The Clerk ot
Richmond County Court for certain purposes therein mentioned
shall MONDAY the i dly o March next, at Richmond
Court house day 10 sell, al public auc-
on highest bdaer for cash. that well known tract ar par
Land lc SAID county q" Richmond IN which ie ae
Clements resided commonly called tie Folly incnh-
inc the foy Sandfnrds Th; Estate estimated !" can
800 lies Immediately on The Rarphan"cA rNe ana
creeks aud has always been consider
Of the valuable said river THO Improvement
consist Of a comorabr dwelling house, good barn and stable
houses The title 10 the Above rslat-
he ndispuabe hut, selling trustees, we can
convey such title umdrr said tiu deed
Mr. Wiam d. sski residing the FaIm VIII show It 10 any
wishing 10 purchase a
T!!US W. LEWIS,
I2-Wt1s
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY,


THE Trustees would innrn The public, tina, Mr.. Sidney L.
Denton has recently been appointed 10 take charge oi hiS
aud that scholastic year will the
Goth of January aud close tie goth c December with
vacation of mnnl, take place in june and Julv
There VIII hc nal, aud female department, the former under
the direction Mr. d. the under that Of Mrs. DrInon in
separate The of studies will
brace the branches al thorough English Educaon
getIlcr with the Latin Greek and French languages.
Ia relation the qualifications &c Of the individuals who
been placed the head of this Seminary, the highest
that the Trustees them IS thai they
the advantages u many years successful in their
professon both III and ont OF Virginia
The Improvements made the Academy buildings will
enable the principal oaccommoda,c with entire and
comfort huariers Beard and tuition Sl20
num- with deduction of 20 for payment advance
TgRas-Fur Reading Wiring aud the rudincnts of Arme
Geography, English Grammar and Modern History 500
The higher branches of English Science viz: Algebra Geotc
try gonon, Try Survey Natural and Moral Philosophy &c,
and for the Latin aud Creek Languages. 10
For French, an cSta charge OF s. per session.
By order OF the board ~ Trustees,
TllOS G. TINSLEY. President.
" Il. The Principal takes pleasure in stating that the Rev.
Henry resident III the immediate VI
ciny the Academy has consented 10 give Instruction III tie
Latin and Greek languages IL. the ensuing year.
Nov as 55-latlF
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ny THOMAS RITCHIE X SONS.
..,.r,u. of the Richmond ENQUIRER.

yanilshed .a-.e pees during Tie ,''s'oH
,r..eta-e and ttoee toeea dsr.as Iae res'" M yea
t..s.. ';a'e ''- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
n Mars D, snaum and Three Dollars Tor si1 moi'ns,
pad :" ,' ,n H sna 4, Of the year
pad 81 Office be reunited pc, a' tas Of ali
.yat N."s ~ ne Wri.ersThe postage OF single CT
al any acc"an, To the weI' Sc ious tax
is sea'e an x,sssive business, which ope'a'eS
0PH. ~ Whosyer vii, pay for nine papers 'a"Au'''
.s..h .r-:,s. TERMS OF ADVERTISING -n,..,o,
ri,I,r.n lines, or less hrstinseruon' % 'o'
saca enn.na'S s,ance must be accompanied WIN
n, s7;,siar'r! 'sns may amount 500 per annum,
Totio'e -. mad, 20 per cent; anu 20 'u ~, rri.nds
w Atae eathe takr limited number OF yearly aaVe,
AaS' I'm altogether unnecessary ' o ~ he whole.
tsegs. We Nee k civ result ihrresrom 10 '.
Of The r.essre circulation OF our paper IN VI. ic
safe ION, tie fact, that an annual week in sreru other
wees c,crs VIII be strictly im'.fa, , sJve,,ss
psps. rc,hcl o se"ea M IN ",arprment beyond the
nisn an! 's! ,n have The privilege OF chans.ne .e
!n, ,aey please, wl"", fassrtissmsns.
re fcie.,r ere ~ terms ., $50
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Fsae 9ls-,w and Ms-rags the country wnensse
ne 5srty,s haniwritinri unknown asn ~ ne
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n ker 10 prevent mPoscns ana i, nch case upon
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'e 80 i,;.n, payren from new snhSsr'1ri u" ~ nn
a,,,ri =. m the conditions, single hummer ny! y" ~
e: -, srcamran,ea by, copy Of tis resGA"h MAY he
PIE names al, subscribers whose hn' "a nm orc
.. ,he publisher and who may remain ihu ~, al
onmi NJ The end a. years from the tihr wa
sed frOlt
pAs w. .aln:ions The Eer'ai co"'en ,; .;s
Th.s. Resolutions are of TIE rsn.'s =, - V;,,;n,
The t,;ier xp4. Of the EDITORIAL .",p v las
~ ,.smhird NJ Richmond, on the i''h JANUS .r,
'".' . n,,o,s ". determined 10 ahide. tie
- c,,n,end own niers SIS require d" H.
~ wy ,.r Seyrraio the American presses
pc ru.cr, Of Cash Payments No CLASS on ie'' a
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I.,i - ny,uo hare i'ccn induced to commune
who are IN arrears 20 thts once
o. -, nrr course. The name Ct every subscriber, VINO
g b. ,-,iicanrn VIII positively be on from u ron
commencement oi next volume
rEat . recommended - the Editors oi Ne"spa
rev. thtout the Commonwealth 10 publish at the hriu OF
,s aue their rates advertising and that they strictly aa
,r ne same these prices be always such as 10
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

c.~o REWARD. away from the subscriber, about the
Pow Isl of July, 1872 man named AaI; saiu negro
some years about feet or niche. hic well
poponon-d complexion, and generally hen spoken Ia"
has smile his he also has very noted scar IN
ears ocoasioned by bush hanging H. aud tearing out
quite probable lurking either about lynchbutg
has been about those places passing under
rnrb boaman and think il also quite likely lie may
have procured free papers, and in that may he trying In
escape free state will give the ah"vr reward
taken ol nf The Of Virginia. nd Twenty Dollars takrn
within OF virginia, aud in either case TO be delivered I"
Abenarc county, lodged in jail 80 that ce n AGAIN
DAVID HANCOCK.
Address Royd's Tavern Albemac county, Va.
October IA 9.-21mti
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cs.onJ pbiod.lo5;a Semi. 9nnuat Sale Of Boots and

shoes-FeJruary, 1914.
an TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY February 9Th and M The
" viii sell At his s S1E 40 RRoGaNs
HATS &c comprising general and complete assoimtn oil
fresh and seasonabe gods being received direct from e
manufacturers :u ,,;,.a,
Purchasers are assured every offered VIII positively
b. sold 10 the highest bidder and the catalogue WI embrace Inc
hssf ock offered auction this city
The sbscr her's arrangements with The manufacturers are
SUCH regular monthly sales VII 10 NC sh as
they have been the mast yea the first Juesday In rebu-
ary and August OF year, great semi annual safe
Catalogues will be prepared aud the goods opened io
nation the day previous tn the sale. ooo ,,,.
Phi adelpha. Dec Of 1912. U5-wtlr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

JAMES L WATSON, .raanefu and Dealer haceais ana
s ;. Leather If descriptions IAN Street leading 10
BIre keeps for sale 4 constant supply Of Sole Upper
asr.. Brde Band sewing Roller Top. Lnins, Rnsse ana
,s and BE- Leather Skns Gram Upper, Sadder's Sheep
an Aprons, Eoans and Skiye's Lining ana ndn
So. tna.s! and Threads Findings. Tanners oil
A. a'<1 h.avv Negro Shoes suitable for field ana factory
,nt. wtca made ny good workmen ana can ircnn
AND ixewi.r Bands description Of marhinei! mate
order vr H. soes cali from his friends and the public
,,!ns ti that he wall make il 10 their interest 10 deal WIKI
lin. on =,
Richmond, January G3, 1874. so-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By virtue Of iced Of
Trust executed by John Christian to US as islee for Ger
tain purposes therein described which deed bears date the
tict day OF June less and OF record the Court of Char
cy County we shall proceed The eth day of February next
al the Beacon Office News Roons the Borough Of Norfolk 1"
SELL TO the highest bidder cash. Tract Of Land lying the
said county Of Charles city called NEW WESBukf supposed
10 contain from 200 and situated Bcrk
ley and Shirley This understood be- valuable and
the tide ndpuable hut acting Trustees we shall convey
only such title as is vested in by the said decd.
JOHN A. MACKINDER, 1rns,oo,
X. McCANDISn, ~
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- n;,, ,,r,o,, oa 1874 SOL

A NEW ABRIDG EMENT or THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA:
= enacted Legislature, and expounded by the ou OF
tan,ns ni,cs.d ud-x Ia The Reports ni Washing
TAM N. ilcang siumord MGmord Gln-r, bochehhron.h'
Randolph and Leigh with references 10 the decisions OF . 81
nov IN force Virginia. BY Carter NJ EraH"t oil Richni-
T6, w.rG rraliy the SIZE "nd appearance ~ .nre
be tousht narrow limits III" pct WIN Os
REDUCED The subscribe. hopes have the work itady t l,e
t hv liz. d of March; and, Hpcan tn int The eu'-
ten IL roh1tle demand he will tl4ns those gentlemen no
have leen kind rnog circulate the prospectus, TO return ny
Gentlemen Tho desire to subscribe io of 10
e'-"''' ~ '' ~ L. NJ. BRAXTON.
Sl-3w
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CO. REWARDRan away on the 2lst OF October as.' my
Sd negro man FRANK. He about thirty years oil age;
hIck walks softly, with Ills mead W is app "
,sv on the III and tip az the chin; stock oues aud
Carpenters work Frank is affected with aboIitions
likely obtained forged free pass, ana mas
imposed himself upon of free coored people IN
North Carolina weaiins his towards The Nofi ANY
who viii aud lodge above fellow IN any sale
JAIL that get him. shall receive the above reward.
CAMPBELL STCBiS.
EenneitsviIe, S. c Jan 90, 1874. I9-6w
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Jan. IS

rTRTST SAE-Pusuani the provisions OF Deed Of Trust,
executed by William Cox aud Frances T. his WIFE OF record
in the Clerks Office Of Essex county, the undersigned VIII pro-
coed TO SELL highest bidder, for cash. The premises,
the second day Of February s4i the Tract a" Land therein
named aud being IN The county OF Essex bounded
Henry w Laianc, the lands oil the ae Of
Thomas Wright dect ased and The lands OF Henry enpe,
being residence said William Cox ri the time oi his death,
hundred ana eight and half acres be
The less This is considered one OF me m"S va
mahe farms OF ia county The soil is good
aud portion Of the arAhe land well taken IN co-
YER The and comfortable dwell
ling repair with all other buildings; orchards
Of we'll selected fruit trees, &c. The title 10 the lard J..
but such title only Will be conveyed
10 the vested in the Trustees virtue ot the deed
Of tr and although according lis PROVISIONS the sale must
made for CASH could doubtless lie made
whereby the purchaser could haze the usual accommodations by
'''s GEO. WRIGHT Trustee.
r,,.x p.c m T0-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

.lNi'EI. WINFgEE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour
!, on commissions, aud viii particular attention 10 all pro
p.tiy entrusted 10 his management.
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