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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

AGRlCuLTURAL 1MPLEMENTS.-The subscribe would call
attention Ia m stock of Agricultural Implements. Consisting
o. fss straw Cutters Corn Shelters Corn and Cob
HoeS spades, Shofels, Axes which furnish
good and sell as tow they had
L. r. DO ITS
- Garden Seeds of the best quality, and variety
ways hand. Feb s,-wtf
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on,i a nS Amelia cui. sup.ro,
John Roberon John R. Walk, William H. Bedford. REM,
min w Bedford, Philip s. Lowe aud Mary c. his wifi.
Bedford h John T. Bnwell and cornea his wife sa~n T.
weekly and Eliza Is his wife, John Kirk and MARI hi
Ephram T. Shall and Ann b. his wife, p,,i",, @'e
against '"'"'hs'
henfy W. Robertson committee Frances Robertson decc,,
ana the SAID Henry w. in his right William Role,,u'
Johh Robertson, Milton, William. Lemue Frank Roh,l
Thomas Walk Martha Woodbridge, the children and No.
ROXY Andrews, whose names unknown, children and
oi Beis! sykes, whose unknown, Frank
william Robertson aud Polly Robertson other chit,
FRANK Robertson, Whose names unknown children and
Oh John Robertson of John, whose names are IN knov
iren and heirs of Mrs. - Degraenredt who's, name, m
known, ~ "c ~.
The plaintiffs having filed their BILL the following d.
ants 70 WIZ te children and heirs of Polly Andrrso,
ceased the children and heirs Of Betsy sykes W,,
Frank and Polly Robertson other said children and
OF the SAID Frank Tie children and heirs of TIE sam Iob
children and heirs of the said Mrs e.raenrel, me-" we
ic entered heir appearance and security
act OF Assembly ana The rules Of this Court II
satisfactory evidence, adducrd before Clerk In M
they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth n i
ia thc SAID defendants appear here first day If .
aptII term Of said Court and thu bin Of the Mamie,
that copy oi tins order be tortlw th inserted IN some
printed IN the ciy Of Richmond a week for t,,n yer
ceSSveiy aud posted Al The front door the Court
county. 4 Copy-Tese, 3 q Triru N4
- - e--H.u
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Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.

WAsHISGTos, Feb 9, 1874.
Gen,lemen:-I have received yonrs of the 18Th o.
January, containing copy of the resolution adopted
at meeting Of the Democrats Of the city and county
of ST. Lou,s approving ''recent wthdra raj from
the Presidential contest This resolution has inspirpc
with feelings OF profound gratitude IL is n ac-
cotdance with the generous character which belonssi
the Democracy OF the country. II p"5,ic serrGn'
vii but be- true to them aud their prGcipes, the'j
kindness Will supply all his other Deficiencies and
magnify into meritorons actions those which are BIT
the simple performance Of du'y. Such has been tae
generous conduct Of the Democrats Of the city AM
county Of St. Louis towards myself The public man
who would suffer his personal aspiraona to interfere
with the of the great principles Of his party
is unworthy of public confidence. lie thus manifess
that self is with him supreme, and the great caus
subordinate. Acting in obedience 10 these principles,
withdrew my name from The list Of Presidential can
didates, when discovered that, TO occupy this posi-
ton longer would fetard, if it should not prevent,
that united and energetic action Of the party
~ TO command For this plain act OF oL.v |
have received from my political brethren every where
wad Of public appreciation, due only to signal
vices in the cause Of Democracy.
Please to accept for yourselves my warmest thanks,
for the kind expression of your appreciation which
companies the resolution.
From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
GEO. MAcUIRE, Esq, Chm.
LOUIS T. LAREAuME ESQ Sec'y, &c, &c.
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Whole Tickets sl5--llalres 3 j0-Qnarfers e. 10
mail any part the United States Single posage)
Of S200, &c Halves Sioo 20 Quarters $50.
Send your orders early as possible 10
d. VI. HoYT & co, Richmond, Va
Feb Is g1-vtd
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NEW GOODS

INV GUUUS.
CHLN.7, ~ EENSUEiRE AND GL7SS-Sept., 1s43
h snbsciihers have now open, in Store, well selected
soch o. new ana pretty goods, consisting Of Printed in Co
Tors, Coored Edged, &c Ware of every descriptions China
common and hns rich Cut, Pressed and Plain Glass of French
herman ana American manufacture; German Silver, Britannia
and best English Plated Casters; Toilet and other Looking Glass
es Enesh and American Stone Ware, &C. &c-all which
oer by Inc suit purchasers
Bile prices, and on the usual credit.
WM. F. BUTLER, CO.,
Importers of China. Glass, &c,
sept'o 3i-wtf Three doors aboYe the Bell Tavern.
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3239G prizes, amounting TO $500 Osg
Whole Tickets SIS 0O-IIalves 81 5o-Quarers So rs.
certificate Of nack ase or o6 Whole Tickets $500
Do. do o6 Half do. 100 ~
Do. do o6 Quarter do. so 90
DO do % Eighth do. % on
Orders Tickets Shares and Certificates of Packages IN
the above Splendid Scheme the prompt
on and m account drawing will he Immediately after
il is o all who order from Address
J. e. GREGORY y CO., Managers, Richmond Va.
Feb. IL s9-2lwtd
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TOBACCO PLANTATION FOR StLE.-The 'u',.
] authorised 10 sell upon accommodating terms, te - -f
Of Mr.. e. : Trueheart generally admitted 10 lie tr
bic tract Of land in the county OF Powhaan sfea Pfa
il highly improved and admirably adapted 70 the ,s
bacco, wheat, clover, &c The SITUATION Is e1tf'ne!
the buildings excellent, and the neehboiopd Gnsu ss
State OF Virginia. The tract contains about at
suit purchaser, II would be divided, and The bni
sold, with about 900 OF choice land adm avg
well waterel, with sufficient suppl, OF wood and uu5''
To an individual DESTROYS az investing iweive or an o0
sand dollars in splendid Estate finer oppohuo - n,
preior, ortu T. l. ---g.
Jan. l6
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John MlNGE, having taken the BOll.SGBROOk HOTEL
in Petersburg, Va, within short distance Of the Richmond
and City Point Railroad Depots, and employed H. Ramsay
ESD well known Proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, in
fredericksburg its Superintendent offers his services Ia his
and public being provided with civil and obgng at
sober and Servants, and entirely Beds
and Matrt promises strict attention Ia thing thai can
comfortable. His Bar will be furnished with excel
Provender required
p The Omnibus will be in attendance the arrival Of the
y. u. The Post Office kept in The building.
Feb. 20 He-2aw2w
~ The Wing will please copy and send account TO the office
of Petersburg lnleIllgencer
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~ EssRe TIMOTHY StKuCGs ANn HENRY &. ScRt &C..
w Take notice tha, sEa proceed Monday the eleventh
day Of March, sii b. tween ihr hnurs uc, VI anI
O'Clock, NJ al the honsr nf Grn'gr N'er the co'y
franklin and stale al Virginia, tah, the hepo-un a. The
George Minee: and monday Tie tialtecLth dW oi Ma
1874 The hours "cork, A. NJ and O'clock
the house Of Doctor Clifford Lat the county of Rucsir.
ham, and Stats of Virginia. 10 take Tie d,posiions Of N-
Scrugg. Daniel Scfuge sally Scucs| and william Bute
winch dispositions he read evidence
pending the Superior Court of Chlnc.ry for the R moai
Circuit in ~ State of Virginia IN the nTst of which iuy
Jones, Administrator tie hon- David dtcea
Is plaintiff, and Archibald Bryce, JUNIOR Afnl aim. VIII tie
will annexed of James Scugg, deceased and others f
Pendants; IN the second puntt and the SAID Arch
paid Bryce, Administering ai">ad and 'hc,
defend the third, plainis and lie sad NnhtA
Bryce, junior Defendant; aad the fourth Richard
and Jamrs Scruegs plaintiff and The sad Arhbai, B1
JUNIOR Admin atnfesd and Others, d-cndaft.
And If, from any ccse Tie taxing If The said dispositions .t
lc commenced The respective day aforesaid ben.
commenced, shall be Completed the taking ot The N
continued from day day at the respective places, ad be-
the hours aforesaid, until completed.
Yours, &c,
ROBERT A. MAYO Sheriff Of Henrco county,
And Administrator &c. al ReLccca Scucgs,
And Of John Scruggs deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, thy authority of Congress- Class
A. for sii be positively drawn Alexandria, D. c. Saiur
day March > ei under the superintendent of
appointed by the Mayor and Common Council.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND MEECHANTS.-The
Transportation Tob hog els CASTOR Pc.
terbur Greenesve and Roanoke and Petersburg Rail
per pounds from Petersburg Richmond.
by the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 81 35 per
head These include all charges of forwarding transpora
ton and dayage Petersburg, il the Tobacco
the Agent the resnesvie Railroad Company, Gaso and
agent AT Petersburg.
The Greenesvile Railroad Company
produce reaches Gaon and wIi take fom
Petersburg Depot Petersburg that
case will be lln day and half days
Ga and Richmond.
The Dry Goods from Richmond
tersburg follows:
On Dry Goods in boxes, II cents per hundred.
in bales, - do
On Groceries. 10 do
And, from Petersburg 10 CASTOR. - cents per 100 lbs
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office Feb %. 93-2
6 The Raleigh Register Waenion Reporter oxford Exami
Milton Spectator and Danyie will
twice week for two MONTHS and send
fee.
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r,,r.R1E RAppAHANNoCK LAND FOR saLE; by

,1u.R1E RaPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR saLE;M,by
Zine of deed executed TO the subscribers " @ &c
ns and Mary s Clements, bearing date on the 2 uuS
Is43 and recorded IN the Once OF the oeln
mnnd County certain purposes therein
an, an MONDAY. 4h day OF March NEXT nj @
@ ,ousr that being day. proceed 10 SELL al pun'.
-, me HIGHEST hd:e for cash. that well know act VI p
t" and in The said county of Rcmcnh, on WHEN to
C, ,ry Clements resided commonly called the foly, ILL.,
& Fllv and Sardfurds This Estate, estimated 70 .o,
NV ana acres lies immediately the Rappalann"ek river |
M nd Richardson's creeks, and has always been cohsiu
80 ar thr most valuable said yer me impfo' e,i,
Gu" ~ comfortable dwelling house. GOOD barn anu Sln,
al be necessary houses. The title To the aooe
M ,,aysd IN he ipIlsputabe but, selling rs trustees We
~. srb ls only as vested IN us under saa ltusl
CO.. Wliom D. iskll residing the Farm, VIII show II 10 a"
one "'s"''s - WIN A. BRoCKENBRouGH, Trustees
~ " 72-wtds
| jan IL.
49, An the parties interested in the above Sale have autnof
VI saw that CREDIT Of and two years VIII be gwen
- ,be purchaser the larger portion of the purchase
% drfued bear interest from the day oil SAFE
;" he popey secured Further particulars 10 terms aoe
know n the day Of sale. - ,,
Feb 90 1874 TIOS W. LEWIS,
a,Vr who Trustees in prior nenmbrance on the foy
viii unite II above mentioned sale
% PHILIP ILGHTFOOT Tusees
Feb. 90 1914. JOHN PRATT,
mr. The equity Of redemption the Folly belongs TO me- the
sale viii be made with Appreciation; and VIII JON " he
deed 10 The purchaser il desired. MACE CLEMEA >.
Feb. 20, 1874 9i-'wlas
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STATIONS OFFICE.
on roURT ZENITH STREET
1914

Splendid Scheme.
To be drawn Alexandria, March >, 1874, ALEXANDRIA
LOTTERY, Glass A.
Capaa-s5OO 400 OOO OOO 10 600 5000 G0O oOO
O W IS of ooo IS of 500 la5 of 400 100 Of 200,
100 OF l00 ~ nos, Is drawn
Whole Tickets sl5--shares in proportion.
OF Tickets the package certificates packages and single
Tickets IN the above any Lottery advertised g. Gre
CORY & Co. for sa! at STRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE
NJ B Ticket As IL -, entitled TO the Capital prize
Sl2 OO0, sold and paid by SIRATrON.
Ticket II IS 46 the capital prize of $4,000 sold and paid
bv SrRATTON.
20 prile 100, both sold and paid by STRATTON-he-
sides good three number prizes making 1914 three
January.
January lSii, at sIhalIoA'
Drawn Nos % Alexandria Lottery, No drawn 18th Feb
CT - o5 - ~ II % 20 SO 10 - Il s. 81 -.
Half Ticket Nos Il - So IL 81 10 and 25 So S. Capt.
tal Prizes in the above drawing, sold and paid At
F.h II 9-toM STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
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j. &. GREGORY II Co.., Managers,

j. &. GREGORY ~ Co.., managers,
Office SIAM ID beioio ith Streets
RIcHMoSo, ViRGrSI..
S50,000 $50, 900 - $4,000!
10 prizes of 81 900 are Ss5,O0O!!l
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, (by authority Of Congress- Class
A, for 1914, be positively drawn Alexandria, G.. Sir
day, March p 1884, under the supenPndance Commissioners
appointed by the Mayor and Common Council.
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CHAACERl.-NiRCISiA:--At Rules held In the Ci.,t. -
ice of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance,
N6;ioway county The 9th day Of January, lSi ' ."
"''. ,aain .no'haS' Plaintiff:
Martha Thomas widow of Joshua Thomas deceased Sam,
lhoas Jacob White and Polly his wife, r Poy "a
mas william H. rby Sarah lrby, formerly Thomas wart
Williams ana her children, Ann F. and Prudence " WlI,,
ana W iamson Dickinson, Sheriff of Nottoway and Admo
ceased naS '","s, de
ne defendants, Samuel Thomas and William Irhy and
ran ms "iic not having entered their appearance cy.
cny aofordngto the act OF Assembly and the u.s o M
cou ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, that The, A.,
o Ihhibtahs oi ihis country, ii Ordered That tie s, A.
rhua'N 10 APPEAR before the Judge SAID Court a, ia
CONT house thereof tr first dag neat term and r
"ef thr i OF he plaintiff and that copy of TIN. onr, i
nfh"h inserted IN some newspaper published IN the enc ~
,hoau or ioMh oil Petersburg, for succps.yy
ani posted al the front door Courthouse II this coupt
Copy-Trste +. FIIIGERaLD q r.
Jan. IL ~ 10, ~ -
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r WILL. TAKE THE RESPONSfBILITY.-lf purchasers &c
Morally and know their best interest IN Tie eiec
ton Of Piano Fortes they would neither depend upon their own
that Of their agents but would throw all the r.
spon- iblliy upon the shoulders of the seller
stock of Pianos hand.
ing from 80 10 dollars. T.. r. NASH
ensfi
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FIRST SPRING GOODS.

TIME opening to-day their first supplies Of
/ SPRING GOODS. They consist part upwards of 81
new styles of genuine French Elastic Spring Casmcres twar
nj the Yankee limitations, which almost
where ilel West of England Doeskins French and
Enri.h black brown and other Cloths Of Tie m1nuiaco
r.s of laco Sedan Shepherds West &c England
They have bl-ed themselves their
Richmond of number OF influential gentle
men of virginia. who been d>sati> fed with the qualify
fitting of clothes procured from the Nort Their work
made entirely Richmond under tr OF ]. C. Shat- tiIt
cutter 10 New York viii
tSlefu durable description. As they work for cash
prices will he greatly lower than those OF establishments
who have tic good The bad. Order
will be executed with the most scruplous fidelity. copy
their Talor' orderbook all that required
All orders be accompanied by
No ready made Clothing kept
JOHN c. SIIAFER l. CO.,
Richmond, Virginia. opposite the Exchange Hotel.
IL.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, DC.

WE have just added former Stock 90 II. III paes
w offer, a the lowest osst prices, The ines grhe
mebt oi ladies' centienen's childreus and servants
and boys and mems Brogans and Boores To- e nna !" -"
Also, superior and plain TriGk-, Carpet Bags ana N"' 4
riety. These buying fr CASH, by the pacSaee ~
Will please give a call. LEoNn"m =.
Main street, door below Z h -' 81.
Jan Il.
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NORTHERN FUNDS WANTED
THE subscriber VIII purchase all tme Checks ana pale
the Northern Cities highest Of premium feT
having Drafts Baltimore Phiadc phia New fofk
Roston, would do well give him call before they dispose
them.
Stock River and Kanawha Bonds, Bank stock sa
always have prompt attention. j. b. MohloN
ho9
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rnv CJI.MFR.

GOV. GILMER. ;,
An ,no,ooetic article of some length apears in the
Richmond Enquirer under the signature OF "No Paru-
nm !" in relation to Gov. Gilmers accepting once
under Mr. TYLER No such apology was IN The si'gh'-
{. st degree necessary, We feel sure
The Republicans in Virginia Will never and can
never object, 10 her sons taxing ONCE u, -,
10 Md in carving out her principles. The President
and Secretary Of State, and Secret,ry OF the Navy
are ef that ancient party, which beat down
Tho hammers of Federalism in 1880, and ara
ready TO unite with others in dong so again me.
mani M mork prstsnces about II; and while liey
allure all mere personal caoaiS, sucn Us P'e'a - :,
,bis dav they will falter in their advocacy Of
the sonod orthodox pr ncples of Republ'canlsm
an, part zan' may save himself, therefore, the
,ronhIe nc defending Gov Gilmer for acc92 ping the
NAVY Department As to suppose stra'ghis 10 "n'c
Mr. TYLER is said TO have been driven IN order 70 i
his Cabinet it IS he mere coinage OF No e1';n
brain He has had no difficulty at any time IN filling
his Cabinet with the best talents in the couht'y-n"ne
wbatever-aud as 10 the idea ofresgnng, under any
crcumst ,nces he would sooner ws are sure, unue'-
,oke N administer The Government aided by Inc CLERKS
of tho departments than, by resgnng, admit 'hat 'he
| Constitution was failure, and that wee rfes'oeh'
snccaedno TO the Presidency could not administer the
Government. We have regarded him an agent IN tie
hands of Providence to carry this great experiment
IN onr svsteo, the failure Of which would operate Us
reproach on the wisdom OF forefathers, and lead
mankind to doubt their capacity for self-government
Let the results Of the policy pursued by the Admins
traton sneak for themselves. Our deliberate expee'a
ton il, that the sun which sets the Sd day oil Niarch
lS45. and which closes this term, will leave oehlhu
tran of cory and successful policy which IS not 10 o'
surpassed by that OF any preceding Admh's'rauon
| So NAV Il be-and then he who has been pe'secu"'
with such malevolent zeal, may retire 10 ms oaa i
win the full consciousness that the applause OF "ei
dime thou good and faithful servant VIII be his.
The Richmond Enquirer cannot with Justice 10 MN
self and others refuse 10 copy - .aad'son.an'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

The Virglnian complains OF the short session OF 'nT
present Leg stature Verify our neghbor is hard 10
please II w be recneced that he attempted 10
make capital fthe long session ofhe last Assembly
His course regard to the length OF The session re-
minds US Of the drunken husband who whipped ms
"ady love- four days in success on-'he hfsl uay os
c.nse she did nat so ata second because she dd
s,n-the third because she did not spin enougn-ano
te fourth, because she spun 100 much Our neighoor
i determined 10 oppose and denounce all Democratic
Legislatures whether they work or lay, DO mnch or '
he for the Com non 9Th - Lyaehbnrg R'puhtean'
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TO THE TOBACCO PLANTERS OF VIRGINIA.
WE have appointed William j Norris OF the City Of Rich
w mond, Agent for the sale Of Strengthening and
COMPRISING Tobacco Machine.
We beg leave 10 call Of the Growers o Tobacco
virginia invention, well for lis saving IN labor
preparing The bundles, hands, for pressing
INTO husShoais after leaving the machine.
DAVID SMITH,
Richmond January 29ih, lsii GEE DRUMWRGflT
~ The above Machine Is for my Office East side o.
Warehouse respectfully invited
to examine utility which think will he found valna
lie invention W. J. MORRIS.
eS-nSw
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SEED OATSl-SEED OATS -

4 SUPPLY Of the above Just received and for low,
n the Granary opposite To,lonse Cary street.
ALso. all kinds of MILL. OFFAI., CORN, MEAL FLOUR,
HAY, &c. &c.
IC The highest prices obtained for all descriptions Of GRAIN
GUEST K ZIMMERMAN,
Opposite the dollhouse, Cary street.
Feb
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XYTAETED,-New York Time and Sight Funds, by
w LONDON, TILIIAGHAM X DREWRY
Feb IN e5-2w
- EgVAST wASTED-Waned either Ia hire or purchase, q
- Woman, who has been accustomed to h0sewofh
md who good Semptstress without mcunbrance Enquire
4 ths Office. N"p. . Dill
ROWN, TAYLOR Il TICKER, formerly Brown & Tay or,]
- COMMISSION Merchants GtocERs, RftnDnd ~, VIII pa.
particular attention the sale OF Tobacco Flour and Wheat
LUDWEIL H. BROWN,
EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer 10 Mpssrs Storm Dubois Co.. New York;
Esd Phladelphia Lewis Webb, ESP Richmond Wyatt Card
we'll Esq, Charlotte c. H.; William Kinney, ESQ., Saunlon;
MAYO Cabell E.q Nelson Judge Henry 81 George Tucker Uni
versiiy of Virginia.
Feb ~ 91-wy
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MAsnINGraN. February 2l
tr,Vr az, M rnS-PEESEN rATiON OF SIR.
Il

IN t,ENHNN
4.ooe o'clock today HE ceremony of taking official
.aye IN he part of Mr. Fox, late envoy Extraordinary
a nd Minis or renpotent,ary Of the British Govern
mem n, Washing ,nn. and ot the presentaiton OF III
Fnn sir RrcuARD PAcKESHAM, the new Envoy and
Mn,>te. oos p!s &c in the Presidents reception room
The President was attended by the members OF his
Casiaet aoa 8 Richard by the gentlemen attached to
The Mission.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-04-13
Dpmeulal.

MARR1ED-On Thursday morning, l1th inst.
by the Rev. e. Butler, NJ. BERNEDfcr ESQ, Of
Batavia Ohio, 10 Mrs E. HENDoN, of this place.
The conjugal state is certainly replete
with friendship Of the most refined nae
ture; when two congenial hearts unite
in yirtuous love, their every little dos
mestic JOY is heightened into bliss by a
mutual sympathy Of feeling. The ten>
derest emotions Of the soul, the warmes:
effusions Of the heart. kindly vibrate 10
the responsive ties. affection and solici>
tude, and continue to diffuse unspeakable
Joy through life. and give assurance OF
bliss unalloyed beyond the skies. Who
wouldn't marry?
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-04-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue of decree Of the Superior
ID Court Of Chancery, Of tho State
of Mississippi, made in a cause ia said
Court, wherein David C. Ellis & Charles
Hood were complainants and Joshua Kel-
ly d Isabella +. Kelly were defendants.
and certified to me the Clerk Of said
Court on the 9Th day OF February 1874.
will expose at public auction on acred-
i Of SIX months, on the public SQUARE
IN the town Of Port Gibson, on Monday
the 18th dag Of April neFt, the following
described property to-wit; South Eas-
Tern lot number six, in square No. g, in
the suburb St. Mary adjoining the town
ot Port Gibson, in the county of Clai--
eTne IN the State Of Mississippi and con-
timing by admeasurement one hundred
and thirty feet on Cotton Street and one
hundred and fifty feet running back on
carroll street, with the frame dwelling
house and premises thereon or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
'ne eompiananis inthe sum OF one thou
sand two hundred and seventy~eight
dollars and eight cents with interest,
,aereon from the l2th day or January
1913 until paid and costs OF suit &c.
The purchaser will be required to give
@ad and approved security.
~ NJ o. HOPKINS Sh'f OF
~ rgalO0rre county and Commissioner in
Y.
Aareh i6, 1914 -22--tds.