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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

al all proper TIRES 10 the aid o? the great central
improvement OF the Stale. The amount We ask IS
but miserable ptance, compared with The thousands
and hundreds of thousands which we are at this time
called on TO give TO other improvements not like my
friend therefore, my right do not regret that the
ayes and noes have been called On the contrary,
am graed that an opportunity is presented OF know
ing how our rights to be respected here We WISH
TO see who are for we'll against us; II for other
reason that may to aid in my future course
in this House.
MIR. MARSHALL Of F moved ryder "that the county
courts of Lee Scot, Tazewel Giles and Russell, Will
guarantee the payment of the twcths on the part OF
private stockholders
MIR. CARTER moved a substitute which was adopt
ed, viz that 'lhe Board of Public Works, before
they pay over any part of said sum OF S30o0,
shall be fully satisfied that said road is finished accord
ing TO contract snd that the counties through which
passes shall have actually paid in money two-htshs
of SS,4l6 lSI-that being the sum now due Tor con-
srucon, and for the payment of which no legal ProvI-
sion exists"
MIR. TERBs sustained the bill and ryder, which were
passed by the following vote:
.qyes-Alessrs Brown of Albemarle, Layne, Bell,
Fulton, Van Buren,, Tompkins, Campbell, Snodgrass,
PendIpton of b., Thompson of b., Stanton, Hob
son, Keith, Marshall of Fauquier, Tyree, PAYNE.
Banks Of F. Taliaerro, Pendeton Of Giles and Aler-
Ger, Carroll, Creigh, Stovall, Blue Ward, Armstrong
of II, Raymond, NJ Rae, Gsaher, Turner, Lewis,
Bales, Farley, Tebbs Parrott, Armstrong Of Mason d
JucRson, DoWIoy, THHllton wade, OrHL, Dfu VI =
Gay, Anderson, Sturm, Daniel of R. C., Barnes, Moore
White, Murtz, Cootes Cowan, Kane, Sckley, Tate
HARRISON, Stephenson, Burwell, Goodson, Neal and
McConas-59
.foes-Messrs. Eiollemun, (Speuker) Gusts, All.
worth, Southall, Harvie Powell, Meredith, Block
Boccck, Jones of b., Fox, Brown Of Campbell, Wash
pgton, Lacy, Marshall OF Charlotte, Hancock, Broad
Us, Thompson of b., Brown of E C. & W., Grigs
by, Lsake. Edmunds HAYES, Mayo, Grubb Carter
Banks of NJ Hutchinson, Smith, Cabel, Taylor, Tatem
Young, VERIFY, Rec of Northumt srland, Diver, Davis
Boiling, Laner, Cooke, Baldwin, Dey, Daniel of P
g., Bfawner, Eastman, Hedgman, Warren, Walker
Rice of va
message received from the Senate by Mr.. Con
rad, that they had passed the entitled "An act fur
her 10 amend the oct incorporating the Chesapeake &
Ohm Canal Company
Mr. ANDERSON, from the Select Committee the
memorial Of Marshall and Brooke agalns, Judge Scott
made report, bearing their testimony 10 the industry
Of the Select Committee Of last Winter, whose labors
have materially assisted the action Of the present COM
millee. And the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
Marriages..

Married in FrfdeTcksburs "Wednesday evening the lh
instant hy the Rev Charles Mann WILLIAM TRipIrr h,,
CITY, Miss ASSE o. eldest the Hon. Jeniier
of Maryland.
Married the residence Of Mr. William Taylor in Charles
City county 18th December last by - Rev Richard Frazier
Capt W. Morgan, of New Kent Miss JANE p SalrHY
Charles City county. Wing will please copy.
Married Tuesday evening, 10th instant OF
King William. by the Rev H. rowrs residence
Tran Esq, the Rev T. MooRH.s. Virginia
ference to Miss MARGARET ELLEN H,, of King William
10. vrpnia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

..oN,sous- ANOTHER N,rios.l CoSyrsuoN'-ihe Uanou"
,y Of New York-capable Of hlline two afge SIZE
Ia hold republican convention on tue district
m me nh july next movement of this kna WIN knoeA y"
me t-mccr,c-, and pave the way e,anE .v TIC
u, cav Well, who cares ?"-l.It'o York Herald.
we cate-,be opponents Of Mr.. Clay-tbe great body
s,ba Democracy of The country care-but the Herald
enps TOO RAPIDLY to it, conclusion "a movement OF
s Kind will nct knock up The democratic, and pave
The way 70. MIR Clay. The caravans IN New YORK ore
no, strong enough weaken US, and, IN Virginia. you
will no, find friend of Mr. Calhoun VINO VIII oe caugn
:, ,bs TIM. They scout separate organization.
One of The bss.-;nio,med OF MIR. Calhouns friends
s,ied to Us last evening" that far a. he can learn
these New Workers have not single sympathiser mere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
BOOTS, SHOES, DC

doors UtI0r UndSc0NR, IHrner = Co., .Hdn otTect.
THE Subscriber being ANXIOUS reduce his stock of Boots
4 Shoes &C. snail possible, previous
receiving s Sin. Stock, viii offer great Undue pn
generally Among his assortment found Gentle
mems calf boots and booces, manufactured j. Miles
SON. Of Philadelphia who stand unrlvaed their profession
calf and Kip boots AMI boDtee manufactured by various
other manufacturers. different prices Eoys and Cbdrens
and Shoes Of description; Ladies CATER boots halt
CATERS gaiter busknslaes fine buskns rights and
efts Straight, very handsomely sichedIades' walking
slippers o every description and price; together with
many kinds enumerated The public invited
10 call aud examine for themselves.
J. Z WATKINS
Nearly opposite Thompson Cos Hat Store Main
Ian 90 s0--wis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

an CHANCERY.-vsc,xrA:At Rules held in The Clerks OF
a. ~ liz circuit Superior Court OF Law and LhsDcey Tor
oonay on Monday, the 9th day Of November 1888:
John ". Ndsh i''h''"-
I.zesah Ford Administrator, de bon non, with the w an
a.xcd Of Carson, deceased, Elijah ~ WI
o and the said Carson. deceased Ico"
Carson Augustus Carson, honzo b. Carson, william ~
Jonton Cumberland county and rs such adh
nst por of Mati,d Carson deceased Lowell ana Emmy
W. ~; ,I,f, r,,me,v ,ia;yina Carson Defendants
THE defendants Elizabeth Marlborough, Theapus L. Cars n
AUGUSTUS arson aunzo g. Carson and - Lowell and En'
~ bis wife, Yandail and Maisina his vie, iot hiYihs en-
he npearcnce and given security according 10 t " VI
Assembly and the Of this Court, aud appearing b ht't
lrrv evidence. tney not inhabitants oil thi'
II i Ordered flat the said do appear here on
The 6rst day March term, and swer Ire wv " %
plaintiff; and that copy Of the ct1er be m @ arh
nme new sDaper published in the city al kiehn6n no of wv
and posted front door Of the eoo h"os
this county. Iopy-ies'e , y ur,,onS0n II, &
jar % i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
HOUSE OF DKLEcArrs- Yesterday.

HOUSE OF DELEGATEs- fcstfTduy.
The Report of the Committee Of Elections on the
contested election from the county of Morgan favor
of Henry Myers, the contestng candidate, laid on
the table I'LL tOday
The bill dividing the State into seventeen Districts
for the election of Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sdent Of the u. States was, motion Of Mr.. Banks
of NJ amended and ordered 10 be engrossed. Mr. La
nier from the Committee Of Propositions, DC. reported
among other bills, bill to incorporate the Virginia
and New York Steam Navigation Company. The bill
" concerning hail in civil cases was, after long dis
cusson, ordered 10 be engrossed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
CONTINUED Success If Homes Grtat Olympic Circus,
THE RICHMOND THEATRE.


agan Nathan a. Ilowe' pleasing duty his
grateful heartfelt thanks the Richmond Public for the
patronage conferred his Establishment To The Ladies' of
Richmond particularly indebted fer their kind and liberal
attendance and gratifying for him la learn that those
who have attended with their children have expressed their sas
faction Al the o te performance the perfect
cence purity Nil the submitted TO their
tice and APPRECIATION
y A. owes bess leave ID, lhai during his short soourn
Richmond he VIII cndeavur men, The patronage conferred
upon humble efforts by render the visits of the
Rrhmond with their young families
gratifying and his hope that when he
will have cause 10 regret having at
tended an amusement 40 harmless and innocent.
NOTiCE-Thc President Of the Central Clay Club has been
" iinwrs, Who proposes appropriate
benefit Of The Sufferers by the late Melancholy
Calamity.
n A. lIo,ves the President appoint Committee
act on OCCASION and rary VIII be given OF the
lor the performance.
TUESDAY EVENING Jan. 23d, 1874.
Equestrian Manager, Mr.. Mcfarland.
Riding Master, Mr. w. Howes
Clowns The nimitabe Gardner and Gardner the Younger
The smallest o all Small Merry Child oa'y old
~ The performance viii be OF novel; varied cast. For par
ticuars, small bills.
" Doors open quarter past 6--Perfcrmance NJ o'clock.
r f,ous % cents; Pit, y Centre Gallery 50 cents
Right ride Gallery for olo'ed entrance on 7th street 81
cents Left side Gallery, - ceais.
Jan. % so--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
T,iyoLIc Land oa .L1mes Rjrfr Far Sale

FINDER decree OF the County Court Of Chesterfield, in the
u case oil ManIoTe, Man!ove, shall SA
TURDAY 2I. day of February the premises SCI,
highest bidder oi land containing about ga
without improvements being the land Of which the late Thomas
Lyon died seized II lies James River contiguous fh
Rand ph Turner Clarc Wooi'on and Others. and
opposite Mr.. Atkins plantation called Eerina.
Of the purchase will be- required
cash. credit Of e. ~ and 10 months. The pnr
chaser will required give is negotiable notes wellrndor
sed and also deed hr land the purchase
money DAVID MAY, c,
K. H. MEADE, .0"''
%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

psrysssrse RrpuBLicAS thinks proper T. come
a,aa, n. horse, faot and dragons. tie has even
STn up' his aid the SILLY fables of man in Lynchburg
ca 'sI - asd,essed his 18th No. TO "Thomas Richie,
rn' "'' Cay paper, under the signature Of ~
h'q ,,;."n o(os'' He was once Wing, and IN the
Maac Of Wing who knows him WE'LL Is destined 10
~ Wig again. The whole coalition IS welcome 70
,,,,ck and abuse US they thing proper. we pass
~ are indeed, satisfied and disguised with such
10. we have a!mos. made up our minds, that
q, will have no more arngs, or controversies or even
a. with the Washington Spectator, or the
Charleston Mercury, uuless some very extreme case
sh,uld arise 10 change our resolution We hare done
,,t the PstsrsLurg Republican.
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WAsnixcroS, Jan. %, 1874.


The discussions in the House Of Representatives, on
The reference of the Presidents Message, terminated
,oaav The princpal subject (that of HE improvement
OF the Western wa,ers,) being referred to the Com
mltee on Commerce. The remaining subjects
nffars of the District of Columbia, and the Smtho-
MAN fund-were referred 10 appropriate Committees
M-ssrs McCauslen, Beardsley, and ret.i', severaly
n,oyements Of the NJ So ssppi and Mr.. Stewart, Of
pennsyivanu, after The report of The Committee of the
VIII, lie had been concurred in, was permitted by the
courtesy Of the House, to make personal explanation
in reply TO Mr. Weller. The House then ADJOURNED
- 80 fGiohe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
IlpnfIix.

Departed this life Sunday The DIST instant after Illness
oft"rniy days in his 5h year, PETER ELaoRE of Han
over county and for the last 81 of respected
and esteemed fellow citizens His funeral viii place
late residence of and 23d this day TUESDAY
O'Clock r. NJ Ills friends acquaintance are requested
attend without further notice
Died, the 18th instant, Mrs PaRrHrsra A. JONES, wife
Mr. Thomas r. Jones' of Richmond the ?nd year age
Died, in the ciry Havana Cuba, December
in The 18th year of his after few days Illness Of Yellow
Fever DR. ROBERT MuMroRo late of the Richmond Va.
During his residence III iavana his pure and lofty character
combined with ankness and urbany end AIRED him
Of lis inhabitants and his last illness soaced by The
unrcmted soliciui- and attention of generous friends His
most painfully regretted by extended relatives and
friends his native land but their bereavement mgated by
the cheering he has the rewards
his brief yet devoted = Christian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

FEMALE SCEOOLThe subscriber has he
Of Miss Harriet Bascom, 10 teach School his residence
In Hanover, about - miles from Richmond, healthy
agreeable neelborhood. Miss Bascoins competency
tested by letters of high recommendation from Mrs Willard
Principal Of the Troy Female Seminary Henry Robinson, ESQ.,
principal al The Norfolk femae Seminary aud others who
slider thoroughly qualified instruct the English
branches French and Latin aud particularly in the higher de
parnens OF Mathematics, in which she is familiar The sub
crrr will receive few additional scholars boarders his
family Strict attention Will be paid their moral n well n
Intellectual improve The will
months commencing he 18th of January and closing the 18th
December with months vacation Summer Terms-E!e
m-nrary English branches, for months SIS; Higher English
branches, French Latin 500 Board including washing lights,
&c, for the scholastic year Of ten months, $50.
Pot Ofice-Richmond ROSCoW LIPSCOMBE.
Jan. % s0-w2w-
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CHARLES yopTUAu

LOTTERY VF.VDER, KICN-NU.ND, N,
ELLIS Tickets Lotteries averrod by The Managers, j.
- g. Gregory TO- and The terms, either by the pack
age tor single tickets.
See Splendid Schemes be dawn soonaI drawn Alex
andria:
January a.,l-s30c Geo. ln,000 &c.-Tickets $40.
Feby 3d.-Sa5 ,agi 10000, Sc.-Tickcts s0.
lOth-S30,0 900, ld,fDO &c-Tickeis $40.
l7th-S25 O0) 500, &c.-Ticket, so.
2ith- $50 00O 10 600. &c Tickets $40.
~ All orders coufdentia and attended TO with Dispatch
81 I'll
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The Philadelphia Ledger notices the report in the
R;chmond Wing of Mr. Van Burens intention to with
draw as a candidate. The Ledger pronounces it to be
"csry d0uJtu" Say rather, there is no doubt about
the matter. There is not shadow OF truth IN the
LII,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
r.rtnnns a nos .Moutons

..,sr,ent made in letter from Washington, OF
ne ..,sr', dining with Mr.. Bolts at MIR. Mangom
VI ",ns out 10 be utterly false. We expressed cur
e .bout the truth of the story at the time sno We re-
;aS's irs xp,osion. The Wing Standard OLIVER o
FS1'." Of the u. s Gazette, the Georgetown Aoso-
'a" private letters from Washington assure us
iie' ,;.t,se There was dinner at the wee rfes'
. 'ns mon The fine mutton; but Mr. Tyler was mol
''n's The Globe says, it was rather marriage
p'es" celebrate the reunion Of Messrs Webster ana
ia'' ~ the friends of Mr. Clay. But as we have
&ses bsen The cause Of starting the ball, we arc
nromot. the bagatelie TO which It has given
ae therefore throw in the following amusing
So ahen, the aforesaid melton, from the last
,n,snd,a Gazette
,,nS' has been made so conspicuous feature IN ae
"Tha enaner for days past, TINT cann" consent
EtAmehy , additional information IN our possession COZ"
% NaaS rh NAV be OF the Enquirer ~ me 'ufnet
sefens ~ the interesting subject Be II known heuas
the veritable saddle was o"usn
toi0 ,o.I from the South. aud by mistake sent on. 10
az - m scsm,, near this place There was reserved, WIZ
to- wv una impression that II was the token OF
gIol1' msance of friend in the iowlahos y. no
AZ ~ ~ W Bots missing his mutton, becomes peee.n
1i , ye1,ion, and despatches messengers u 'ne @
cJ' ,he globe ast To the hien Seh", ~"
sr and the lost sheep Just as u Is amour M ny
:ativ ,,,td for especial -dncalon oil so's Ae
sue would have done much justice IN 'iis p'e
vs;, ,,m Mr. Webster, Mr.. Bolts, and tue othr' us
= w. ,,d a, did Hence the Enquirer WA petcen sJ
re- , ,,,,an dinner Washington, was oeing eo"soe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

The Clay men may d,sm,ss every hope OF supper
from Mr.. Calhoun We say it positively, and upoi
tine best authority that Nh Calhoun WILL IN no ese"l
q, for Mr. CLAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

pEI,sT SALE OF VALUABLE SEGRoEs.-ln pursuance
of deed s.. 70 e oe ,,nsr
,n, Cont The und ned will offer for sale, NJ Grange
H. on Monday thr day OF February next Chat being cSu
anahe nssres-con.ising OF and he tite Is
hsliryra 10 be Observation-Disclosures selling as trustee the
III. .nysy such lille vested in him BY The deco
aforesaid. i'G"t' D. "ibH' sn n.
Jan 81 isii. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23

rDJCATloS A generan with small family wishes 'o"p
,,o situation rs feather He has ample tesmonils OF
moral ability TO teach all the branches o Thorough
En- slis Education, together mth the Latin ana
as. Letter., addressed TO F. W. w Athens r. u, caroline
county va WIN mos '' f'"p' SOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-23
VIRGINIA FEMALE INsTlTuTE-AT sTAUNToN, Va.

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTIrUTE-AT STAUNToN, Va
PROVISIONAL BOARD OF TRUsTEES.-Rey: i. T. Cas-
4 eman, President: John Howe Pcyton, William Kinney,
Wa ngton Swoopc Alex H. H. stuart, Dr. Edmund sIkeey,
James Points Thomas j. Niche, Nicholas e nncy, D. + +
S,ri;uc John g. breckenridge, John Charchman, Robert b
Brooke, George Eskrdsr Secretary and Treasurer.
Principals Maria Shsey, Rev James MeErcy, A. NJ
Professor of English and Classical LemtueRev James Me
Elfoy, a. NJ. go
French Language and LtefanfcMiss Anne Louisa Shelley
susic, Piano aud Guitlrl-sisnor G. George.
Drawing and Painting.
po,,, washing frel and ranlIe.!irl,, $40 90
i"mnl,.n and t:l.. e. mi Literature, 30 90
t,.nsh $3.50 ~ "
49, 40 %
-. ~ rns,r,,,ent 5 co
Drawing and Painting, ~ w
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mo extra CHARGE

no extra Charge) $50 "
This collegiate Female School will be opened on The sh Of
April The plan for placing permanent foundation
of incorporation lately passed by the Legs
iature wiki the cordial approval OF many gentle
men of intelligence virginia, (and paou
arly 81 tie bishops Clergy Of the Protestant EpicoP
Church. in state whom II has been submitted Thai tue
NAV Immediately Gto operation, ihs commoihs
rau and airy riourG of The kaorama Female Sc
nnary have obtained tie house furnished for tie rcc.pn
f punis ana aud accomplished instructions engaged rus
situation is remarkable hraAness and fer the extensive
viii and beautiful mountain and woodland view which II con-
nunds Every thing refinement, maternal affection, heh
long the instruction oil YOUTH can
do exed 10 mike the young ladies' u the INSTITUTE
There viii be a of months IN July ana hugust'
and two ecssses week hiistEaS and Easier %
wear there will only inoi from the e' Vi
aurst 10 the 9Th September and the cG to the sh OF au
pu,t in the ahave proportion for four months boah anu ~
ion 70, each session, payable IN adine Iunef ho'
,,n may h. obtained lecrs, lrs paid, 10 heOsss sNdse
e.cy.t,,v ri the Beard, nr Rev. VIZ. hicEltoy - .
' ny ORDER OF TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
az
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Tie following statement is entitled TO attention, as
welt from The importance OF the subject as from the
lyence Of is We respectfully recommend
il 10 he consideration Of the Legislature
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-19
Sheriff 5 S}aEe.

BY virtue of a writ of Fpri Facias is
sued by Cecil County Gourl ut April Term
1913, at the suit of the President and d.
reclors of the EIkton Ban k Of Maryland.
use of John 6. Wilson, against the goods,
cha,,les lands and tenements of the Heirs
and Terre tenants of John Wilson, de-
ceased, and to me directed. have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate Ct lew and in
equity, vested in the said John Wilson
deceased, at the time of the rendition of
the judgment, in the aforesaid case, in and
to the following lands and tenemenls VIZ:
all tina, lot or parcel of land containing
Seven Acres,
conveyed to The said John Wilson BY
William McCreary by deed dated 22nd
March 1871 and recorded in Lib. J. S.
No 7. Fol l77.--Also all that lot Of LAND
containing
One Acre,
conveyed to him by James McC!enahqu
by deeds dated l0th Of May IS. record,
ed in Lib. J. S. No z. Fol- Isl -! 50.
all that lot Of land continuing
Two Acres,
conveyed by John Anderson by deeds
dated l4Ih September 1907 recorded in
Lib. j.. S. No 4. Fol. 35, and also. all that
parcel OF land designated aud described
in certain equity proceedings on the eca,~
~ side Of Cecil county court in the case
of Nm. llo!Iingsworll against Henry Hol-
Ingsworlh amp others, as Lot No II.
containing
Sc Acres
2 Rods and therein allotted to the said
John Wilson, which proceedings are duly
Recorded in Judicial Record No S. Fol.
$50, lying in the county aforesaid and be-
ing in possession of the heirs and lerra
tenants Of John Wilson deceased, all the
aforesaid lots situated lying and being at
New Leeds Cecil county Md, and | here
by give notice that on Saturday the 18th
day Of October next, between the hours of
ii o'clock, A. NJ. and IL o'clock NJ, at
the Court House Door in E!kton. will
offer for sale the above mentioned several
pieces of property, so seized and taken III
execution. al public auction to the high
est bidder for cash.
EDW. l.. FOARD, Shift
Sept 2Sth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-19

" OT
IRON ORE

which can he readily obtained and il Z
region OF country where abundant crops
OF all kinds of grain are raised.
One third part of lie purchase money
will be required To be paid in cash, and the
residue in 8 and IS months Nth interest
from lire day IF sale to he secured by
bond with approved security.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are in
vlied To view and examine the property
for themselves.
join G. GROdME.
Ex''or of Jas. :. Springer, deed.
Elkton Md. June Odd 1914
-'Nai"nal lnteIligencer, Bait Ameri-
can, inquirer and Pennsylvania Phila.,
Examiner Lancaster, and Village Record,
West Chester; will insert once a week
!or6 wee Ks and forward bills TO Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-19
THE CECIL WHIG'

ly; and on the ratification OF the sale or
sales by the Chancellor, aud on the pay.
ment of the whole purchase money (and
not before) the undersigned, as Trustee,
will by good and sufficient deed to be
executed and acknowledged according 10
law. convey to the purchaser or purcha
sers of said property. to his, her or their
heirs, free Of all claim and incumbences
whatever.
And in obedience to said decree, the
undersigned hereby gives notices 10 The
creditors of the late firm of Samuel Ste
vens * Co. 10 file the vouchers of their
claims in the Chancery Office at Annapo.
lis, within four months from the said day
of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
EDWIN J. STEVENS, Trustee.
Tlappe, Talbot CO., Md, Sept. l. IA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-19
IEaAEsH)W AHSE.

THE subscribers respectfully ask the attention
of Country Merchants to their stock of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY. They are now re-
cciving from England and the Manufactures of
this Country considerable additions TO it, which
will make it very attractive, and they are willing
to sell upon terms which they cannot but think
will be found entirely satisfactory. Country Nler-
chants are invited to call and examine for them
selves and it is confidently hoped they will find
it their interest to purchase from the subscribers.
YARNALIS * WALTON.
No II l-2 South Fourth Street, u few doors
below Market Street Philadelphia.
Sept. 18th lS44-3m