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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

CAWsoNs, one mile from City Point, on James ri
" YER in the county Of Prince George will be offered at
public sale on the premises on Ihursaay, Ine o'n nay
OF September next and viii he sod without reserve on
liberal terms IL there is respectable competition for the
purchase II contains five hundred acres; one hundred
in CIVILIZATIONS and the balance heavily timbered-be-
sldes larpe quantity vi bding sbp and Save Timber.
Il win average i',y cof.s wood % The acre, which can
be sold on n. wharf al CRY Point, for dollar and
seventy Ave cents and can h- cut and transported hrfe
by contract, for seventy i've cents tue cora ne ihh
lies ryr, ma no time mari has yet been applied but
il has for the last three yeas produced forty bushels
corn 10 The acre and the present year, winch u tie hrt
time has been In whea:, and under many disad'
vantngrs and losses, has Produced more than twenty
Two bushels Ia The acre aud aue than sixteen bushels
to one Of seed. For these facts, refer 10 Me,srs Fan
nil & Lea aud John NJ SocRde oi Petersburg, and 10
A's'a"'e' ''''''' jNo. Z. MEADE.
Aup 10 23-ids
I AND FOR sALE.--WiiI be offered Tor sale. on the
IL premises, public auction to the highest bidder,
on the Eth day OF next Sci tcmber, far II not, the
next fair day thereafter the Tract OF Land on which
Ben. Eoleman deceased, lately resided, Containing
about twelve bundled and sixty ACRES, nearly fourth
which il s IN woods, heavily tinharrd, situate In
Buck ngham county, and bounded by ",il'ss river ana
the lands OF Nelson Page Jrhn S,rnton, Jas Grigg.
Edwd. w. liuhard jam Biantnn ana Others.
Tn, Improvements consist In n c"mnodions family
residence, neatly new, with HE necessary ohees, wheat
barn. tobacco houses, servants quarters, &c
The n-irhhoraopd 9 healthy and otherwise desirable.
To anv person wishing To view the land, and us al
vanagrs, will lie shown by Mr. John smith, who re-
sides thereupon, or Mr.. William Hoeman, William
A. Phillips.
The ierms Of payment VIII he, one fih part cash
The balance the purchase money in four equal annual
instruments the purchaser giving tondS with approved
security and the Ut reserved unil Tie whole al Inc
purchase money be paid.
The privilege Of seeding crop OF wheat will he
granted the purchaser and possession given on the ih
day of December next. JNo. HOLMAN,
Executors of Ben. Holman, deceased.
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Aug. 6

BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHING Having u
D very extensive assortment Of BLANKETS, import
Cd during the summer, before the late and great rise
In coarse Woollens; also, male and female NE6Ho
CLOTHING purchased under the same advantages, TO
much greater extent than have ever been able IN
Offer before we are ANXIOUS that Country Merchants
and Others visiting this market should give US an oppor
iuny 10 show chem before they purchase elsewhere.
WADsWoRTH, TURNER & 20,
No IS, Main Street.
.,r n 2s-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

T. y WINSTON & CO, Importers and Dealers I'D
woullen ..ois AT Ias Pearl stree, New York, are
now receiving from Manufacturers in England and this
country and from other sonrcea, their Fail assotments
OF Wooen and Wors,ed Goods, TO which they intend
mainly 10 confne their sales They invite the alten-
non Of Merchants TO the following articles. which are
chered b. the piece or package at the lowest market
prices:
cLoTdS-american, English, French ana German,
o s.e vlricas eade 4, co'ors and qualities.
r'L1r CLIO ftlS-Flushinns, Beaver Cloths. tplatn
wa ma i'ncy,} ke,seys, Tweed Coating aud Twiilea
lolhs, fur Ov.fcnsis
Observation-Disclosures and black and fan
Eca-'iecfrs and Doe SKINS, English and American
e'.i1, N great variety
VsSriNGS- English and French Cashmere and silk,
ehes and co;oea Sarins ansjown and Toiline ditto,
u latest impo intons and newest styles.
on and Genoa vevets, Tabby velvets Silk and Worst
"a "a Sers"s. French Ronbazines, Drap GEts, Orleans
t',ihs, and Alpaccas.
New York, Jnly9. l5--amif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

I G. GREGORY < CO, M,.AcrE, Gicuaoxn,
y. yIRciri,, otfee -Ha,n, 81 doos 5ecso corners
.Usia and li.k s,r,,is.
Splendid .-4y,ooo 5000 1890 noil4-s .-Ale1an-
dr l. at.rv. ,a.s No r. for i-il 10 h, drawn at a
lrxandria u. c., Saturday aI.u.i ID islt C,raad
:chrmr Prize of sJ,hlU 1900 :a,50n i.hh, 5 ODJ
2,9!5, - d: ,Cd0, %" so 10 of ~ 81. NJ.
= M Lottery, ~ Drawn Ba';ots.
Whole Tickets SIP Have e. q Ialrr. q E'e'th-I r.
C,it IL cs 4 Package uG IL What. T,cE.is, slGp:
&c iiaif io SO % oaarer do, 30; ID Egtta do y.
2JGU0 Dollars Ccp.taI - alexandra Lottery, Cl,.s
NJ 81 for loii, 10 td drawn al AlrSaaa,ia, II. C., III
Saturday. August 81, leii. Splendid ,'a?til.: prs.
Of s3,nao. l11O. $500, G0G. i0aa, 25lu, 1000 La
IS OF ,vJ0, - Of 800, - ni $50 SC. &c
Tickei7 0-iiavrs .I--Iluartyis 50.
Certificate al Package of - Whole Tickets { 80
% Half do e.: - Quarter do, - 80.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
$50, 000-S2a ,000-S 3 n0D--Grand Alexandria To.ie
ry, Class f, tor 1874. 10 hp drawn nj Aeyandri. d. c.
saturday, Sept. 2s, lsi - number lottery, H. drawn
b:luts. 81 About one prize to Il blank Maenldcen
-chrme: grand capital OF s5l.0ln, o5GOp. 800
81 of 5Gl ~ ia0 ~ at 80 25 of 210, Nh nf 10, c
.sc Whole Tickets only Sia-lialses7 30 Quart =
IS .5-Eishlhs 81 s.. Crnincaie o. Package -. ::
Whole Tictc;s, Si1n 10. iiaif do 80. do Quarter do
IL ~; do. Eieniis, 81 -
- Tickrts and shares and crrt;ici,cs If package,
in ie above splendid Lottery r"uIiniiy for sale II tht
offer OF the MANAGES. M. i9l, West Nam street.
All orders hy mail vii be- promptly arnd-d To- aGd
account oil the dIa%In: cent, whoa requested, 10 all
who may 0ii,r from Address
J. q. GREGORY 4 co Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
Aug. 70 9.-wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

0En NEGROES FOR SALE-Thr sub
LCO scribcr viii SELL by private contract, in
families and lots to suit purchasers, the above
named number OF likely and valuable negroes at
anv time between The present date and he iirst OF
December next, OF until that number or there
abou,> is disposed OF Southern planters and OH
cys a.iisagfo purchase. are requested 10 call up
on the subscriber residing near Lorcto Post OF
nee. Essex county Wand all letters oIcnqniy,
goa j,aia. will he promptly attended 10. The Ia
ciiiics for transportation, BY land or water. are
very good. ami The negroes, as lot, are equal 10
any ever offered for sale in Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

E,rBER, SHOES, s1c.-Tnc subscriber has r..
- moved to his old Il md, on lih street, where ne OIL
frs for sale Stock OF Leather embracing nearly every
description used by Shoe, Cnach. flafnrss ana Saddle
Manufacturers sc. Likewise, english and American
Tire IDS Findings Tanners oil, dc. Also, 2h00 pair
Ct P,sn,al,on Brnsu.s and Factory Shoes ptP ma
cd If god material lie would particu aI,y tnrue
he attention of Farmers and Manufacturers To his stock
of course Shoes, which, fJr cheapne:s and duIahily,
cannot be excited TO wholesale purchasers, liberal
o,.rnunr uvilI he mad- JAMES c. WATSON,
nth, or Cross street 10 Mayo,s Briiee.
Aug Q 2s-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

NOTICE
q The Steamer "McDowell'' will he
unable to make her regular trips for the
N. 60, - present, In consequence OF breach In
D.s ~ winch !, Will require some tmr 10 repair.
70, NOTICE VIII be given when sbc can resume. In
,as, lbs .s the new Steamer will be completed, so
'ae Two viii form hi weekly line.
Riebro,, CllAs. DfMMOCk s. co.
e''H0nd, August ld:h. S-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

JUHN F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE. op-
- posi,e me E1ehdnte Hcie!, Ei-hmond Y"ginl Sin
gle Tickets ana packages IN all The lotteries for sale by
]. F. Word.
Alexandra Lottery, 10 draw 2ith August Capitals:
Sin I00 Is 00 IL 500, 80 nf l,gC0 100 Of H &c rrk
s; certificate nf package of whole tickets will
be sent iur SI6o; halves rh quatcr' ~"
Alexandra LOTTERY. 10 draw 3lSt Augustine hs'
r s.,qm,r Capitals So Co, I0,Uu0, - of Gui,
&C Tickets S:c certificate Of packas, al ~ hole
tickets viii he sent for Sl-i; ilyes Cos gIGrtfs 40
10 An communications addressed Ia me are attend
ed o imn-diafrly-and III every the sirictc-t CON
lidence is observed. Pita-c adicsS
J. +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Juv 1t-"td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

LIARM FOR SALE.-Having located myself In the
city, will sell, privately, my late residence IN me
county of Henricp lying within four miles cf town, 81
tuaied midway between The Brook Turnpike and The
Meadow bridge Road, and within three onfths OF a
mile of either. The tract contains ah"ut ninety acres
OF land 6fy Of which arabic, land In pretty fair
state of cuvationl the residue is well tinibered Tor
this section Of country.
The improvements are, two story single dwelling,
recently erected. with all the necessary out houses-
The soc-ty Of the neghboThoodis Intelligent, soeaoic
and refined.
For terms, which will be made accommodating, apply
IN WV. r. LAND, or
MiCAJAu BATES, City Surveyor.
A,r a OFF
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SreATroy's orrlcg-Drawins Of Grand Con

STRATfuN'S OFFICE -Drawng Of Grand Conso.
- lad .rcd l.cIiery No. di, drawn itlh:
e. - Is s, Is L: CT ~ II - =; 80 IT,.
Half Ticker, Nos. IL t. o., Capital, sud and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers Of AlcIendria Lottery, No. 10, drawn
18th:
Sc GG 50 ! 81 Ia IL II ID ~ % ~.
Ticket. Nus. - H. s.:ll another .P, sold and paid
by STATION.
Splendid :, h-mr, COCO Dollars Aleyanira Lot
iery. No ~ fn 2h au.--'. CAPITALS: $40 uO0 yOo,
i25DD. coo, t0I, 2,a! - of 100, l00 uf 5, ~ ri
-. e., ST on - Of ~, Ticke slo hslves &, quar-
tets =.
For 'ls,--Capi'as s2l GOO, 10000 ~ of 1890, .r..
&c. - Scs., 10 drawn. Tickets gu
~ order. for tackag-= certificates or single Tickets.
hali Lotteries, will he promptly ndc Ia, and draw
ing cent when requested Pleas address orders To
n. SrRATrUN, Richmond VI
AnIol .iD-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

NEW BOOK AND PIANO FORTE E,rABL sli,
" MEST IN RICHMOND EA.-E. J.. NASH ana
JAuES WOOuHOCSE have formed Co partnership,
under The firm and style OF NASH & WoonHouSE'
Tor the purpose Of conducting extensively IN THIS Cy
Whorsale and Retail Book Stationery, and Piano foFie
ecis Stores inst erected on the lot of the cd Eis'-
Ho'ei.
They will b. supniei a: all times with large as NJ
OF Standard, School, Medical, Law, and hisee ID
n-oas Books Stationery Of every descriptions Fancy
Articles, Muse aud Musical MISUNDERSTANDING
WIN a ,rg. and nnandng Stock Of those superior
and ,rtd Piano For Of which many have been so
hv E r. Nash or Petersburg, we'll ns those OF other
makers. Al the late publications OF Merit anu new
Music received as soon rs published.
E. r. Nash still continues his establishment III re-
N'''''s . '" NASH & wooDHoUsE.
q L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

yIENRY's Calciued Haguesia
L Pri,siln Blue, uf extra quality
Lows Palm Soap, in bars. very superior
Carh. Magnesa-!lrce and sma squares
GueIlains, Lubin's and Edes excellent Perfumes
t'u Pungent's-in great variety
Kreosotc, Calumel- r. 2. and American
English Mustard, In half pound bottles
Lows and Pat.y's Windsor Soap
Riyges Military Snap
Hair, Cloth, Nail. Tooth and Flesh Brushes.
Just received. and for sale by
ALEXANDER DCVAL & Co,
No. Ia, Main street.
Ann % 30-wtf
DAVENPORT x ALLEN, .aUCTIOH IND co.h
~ .UISSloN .NERchs.NrS have constantly for
sale, cons gnincnt-
G,"nnd Plaster, fiom LnOec Mills
Rifle Powder, "Kenucky" brand
I ra,inS v do; o,,nioa DO Mills
Loaf sugars double r, faed ''Woosey's and "Lover-
ing's"
Tanners, Iinseed and Winter Lamp OILS
Choice old Cognac Brandy
Sicily Madeira and For, Wines
Caabria Iicorcc, Nader
Starch, Indigo, Rico,
Pepper. Alum, Shot
Teas Of all descriptions
Fine aud Ground Alum Salt
Sole Leather, New York inspections.
~ All for sale the lowest prices, on usual credits
Cash advances made cOnsignmens, and every DE-
script on of Auction and Commission Business promptly
attended to. - .
Aug 20 s"-N
oEyTOY JOHNSTON, Dnuoci,T, lis Nam STREET, has
Just received per late arrivals, fan ,nppy OF the
following which he otfrrs, at wholesale or ieia on
reasonable terms:
Winter and Summer strained Lamp Oil
Whale Oil, Verdigris, ground in Oil
Soap Stone Paint. light coored
Paris Green. u handsome article
yellow Ochrc White Lead
Paints, Oils, Coors, &c, full assormsn,nf The best
quany; also, Indigo, Nader and Dye stufs, OF prime
quality, Quicksilver, &c, &c, &c.
general assortment of Drugs and Medicines selrtt-
ed with mu h care, which warranted The best the
market can at rd.
,ouniry Merchant. and Phi. sieians win find ii TO their
Interest TO give him 4 CALI
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l.UnW ELL n. BROWN,
EDWIN ~. TAYLOR.
prpL,Ri.rT TICKER.

Refer 10 Me,srs. Storm. Dubois & Co. New YORK;
Caleb Cone, Esq, Philadelphia; Lewis Wchh, ESQ,
Richmond; Wyatt Caldwell, Esq.,, Charln'le C. IL;
william Kinney, ESQ, Stanton; NE!o Caheil, Esq..
Virginia.
Feb 81 !s-~Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

DROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER, (furmery Brown
ID C Taycr) COMMISSION MrEcHa>Ts & Gtocfni,
Richmond ia Will pay particular attention TO the sale
of Tnh,ccO, Flour and Wheat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
BY THOMAS RITCHIE & SONS.

GALE OF JAMES RIVER LANDRY virise of a
- deed Of trust, executed The subscriber by James
l. Darlington and Ann N. his wife, Will, on Wednes-
day the lh Of September next IL fair, if not, the next
fir day, offer or salr upon the premises, the Tract of
Land said deed mentioned. This Land lies on James
river, in the county Of Cumberland, ab,t six miles
above Gainesville and about five from Columbia. The
Tract contains about 5G5 acres of which 30 are river
fat-the residue highland, Of good quality. The dwell
ling house and ont houses in excellent cond ton
Possession of the Dwelling luuse will he immediately
gven us, aso OF the Plantations far as viii enable
the purchaser to seed wheat
TrKhs:--One third in cash-the balance In eqna, IN
staments Of and TWO years. II possible hat some
arrangement may be made to give time for the whole
amount, but personal security aud deed OF trust upon
the land itself will he required, well for Inc crcd as
any postponed payments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

noBERr null & BROTHER, .1ECTioS&EkS,
Ii RrtL Tavern R,ehamd, pa.-'rlie subscribers ten
der their thanks their friends aud the pnhe Tor The
liberal patronage they have rsoeis a. ana take '''s m
thoi 70 inform ibe that they still, The same
business nj the He'll Tavs-n and hope tor continual
loa Of th-ir fivors. They attend particularly 10 tic
81 ling aud hiring ii Negroes both publicly and private
H. and 10 the sale of Houses aud Lots in Richmond ana
ia cniy as we'll the sale of all kinds OF Produce.
They viii always he found 1t The Rel Tavern.
ROBERT HILL & BROTHER.
~. a. Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

J,IRE INSURANCE.-'fhe New YORK Contribution
Il ship Fire Insurance Company, No. 81 wall street,
have appointed ID. =. Randolph their Agent. tn make
insurance In this city, Its vicinity and State at Ngnia
against mss or damare by hre "n Dw.lling-n"u ,es
Warehouses, and Buildings in general Merchannise
Household Furniture, and every description oil rrorf
IT, on terms a. favorable as those Of any other Conlpa
nv This is old and well established Company ana
has a Capital of a3Oo,OOO
DIRECTORS.
j. T. Rogers, Peter Loriilard, Richard irwin,
JAZZ Mcbride, James Mccall, e. V. Roosevelt
John Adams, henry Parish, L. d. hniioW,
John Haggeriy, Reuben Wthers, Geo T. Pollen,
1. q yernanck " iam Scott William Colgate,
John Johnsnn, Ferd Suyham, L. linlbr"nS,
J. Kernocher Peter J. Sevus, { Barstow.
Iobn 7 p,Imcr Ii,bi Mrt'u.kry Thus. r. Norris.
]. SMITH ROGERS, President.
n. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
All losses promptly adjusted ana paid. Apply 10
D. COUPLhND RANDOLPH, Richmond, va.
April 30 iil-Wh
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JOHN Il ROWLAND, Phila.,
Graduate Of University of Pennsy lvania
inc o. I5--.aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

MISS MACKENZiE'S sCHOOL-The Boarding and
IsI Day School for Young Ladies', hitherto conducted
by Miss lane Mackenzie, win be resumed the ir.t Of
October next, and continued at the place. tcorncr
Of Main and 9Th streets,J by Miss Jannea Mackenzie
G0fdnn, assisted by competent tencers the various
branches af Education usually taught IN Female
School Of the first class
II gives pleasure Miss Gordon inform her friends
and the public, that she will have the kindly promised
AID of Miss Msckenzs counsel and experience. well
personal supervision, IN arranging and perfettins
judicions system of instruction and government, and IN
sustaining and confirming the reputation If 'nstlli
ton 20 long under hsr guidance" aud IN whnse prosper
~ and usefulness she will not TO take lively In.
icrest.
The good Offices OF cd friends and more recent pat
rons are respectfully solicited.
SPECIAL provision viii be made that the younger pupils
receive ampl- instruction and Constant attention.
Terms Tor Board aud Tuition remain unchanged.
Aug 20 3J-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

CnST
EOSARD ~ co. having found II necessary TO close
II their business in th4 civ, return their grateful
thanks the public generally for the liberal patronage
the; nave received. We selling our stock oi
Roots. SHOES and TRUNKS 1T cost. A'"~ng which
se-
ifnn and wood frame Travelling Trunks
Ladies', gents and ch!ld.-ns Caters, slips, &c.
Mems hoys and servants Shoes In variety
Miss-s' and chiitren's shoes. Gaits'a and Ties
Ldlrs lid and Morocco Slips. CARERS aud busNins
B,onz, co ored and Black half 10 h"
For h,rrains please call on us az are positively
closing ~. LEonaku " ~ VAN ~ 800 go
o5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

BEWARE or COUSTEaFEfT'S NO one mrdicinr
- has heen connterfriied Than kowand
Tonic MAinrshe stroage tprdt that no one has ever
been POPULAR This. however, calls for the
vigilance the part of Fever and Aene paienis 10
avnd The thousand chats by means of which their en
ieings will be pr"iongrd, instead of Icing pronpl
dcay AZ permanently cured by procuring that Old ia
ror'te an, sterling remedy the only hue, ORIGINAL ana
genuine Rowand's timprovedl Tonic Mixture, gnn'dd
hy the crit,cn signature of John Il. Rowand, pop,r
iabc', which passes the mouth Cf every b"c 81
tht article and must be destroyed IN wing the cork
Merchants Of Int. CITY aud honesty deai in the true
Tonic Mixture knavrs and mpo>tors sell tie counter
feits. 4 word 20 the wise is enu,gh.
Sold by all the respectable Druggists in Richmond,
Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Nuriok &c.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
AUGUST Isl. 1911

Executors of Den. Holman, drcea-'
Cumberland Agc. 10, 2S-w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-The subscriber having a
- Schro n his family for his own children, would he
willing lake few girls hoard-rs where they would
he taught ail the ordinary branches of Femae edura
lion, including III desired the French Language and
Music on the rano Forte
Board Wi receive every attention that is given 10
his own children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY. KING q QUEEN
The exercises OF this Srlon IL: he resumed IN thr
hrst Monday in September aud terminate on the 10Th
December
The subscriber takes pleasure In informing The pat
rons oil the Schonl, that he viii hr aided IN the ms
charge Of his duties by Mr. Inn H. Pits, m accomplish
ed scholar and highly distinguished graduate Of the
Virginia Military Ins,Itut. NJ winch Institution he Ea'
acted for some time past "a Assistant Professor
addr,ss-Fleetv, cd Academy o. WHITE.
Auga 9J--2its w3w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-07

0o- Our whig friends are greatly concerned to
Know who JAMES K PoLKis3 Now we can tell
very easily who he Isl He is the man who will
beat Henry Clay 1900 votes in this county. Heis
the man, who win be elected next President Of the
United States. He is the man who has always
been the friend Of the people. Heis the man who
has always opposed rotten system ofbanking.-
He is the man, who will succeed over the gambler,
the duest, the supporter of J. @. Adams, the dis
obeyero Of the instructions Of bis constituents, the
supporter Of the late Bankrupt Law, the dictator
Henry Clay. He is the man, to whom Henry
Clay said, in the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives of Congress, eco home, Cd d--n you,
where you belong"
Are our whig friends satisfied who James K.
Polk isl If not we will tell them q little more
about il next week. We will also give them little
ofHenry Clay's history, as we go along.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
RY virtue of a yenditoni exponas to me- directed
- from the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, I will expose TO public sale on the
Goth inst. at the house of Edward Salisbury, in
Unionltownship, in said county, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, A. M and A., P. M. on said day, the
following goods and chattels, to wit One gray
Mare, one brown Horse, one two-horse Wagon,
one iron shod Sleigh, two sets of horse gears, one
No. cast Plough, one No cast Plough, one
shovel Plough, one Harrow, five Hogs, and one
mantle Clock; taken on execution at the suit of
James Witherow. THOS MITCHELL, Jr.
June 2, 1874. Sheriff, M. G. o.
ALSO:
BY virtue of venditioni exponas to me directed
from the court of common pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, will expose to public sale on the 18th
inst. at the house of Thomas Noland, in Adams
township, in said county, between the hours of 10
O'Clock, A. M. and p M. on said day the follow
ing goods and chattels, to wit: One mantle clock
and one spinning wheel; taken in execution as the
property of said Noland at the suit Of Alexander
Sinclair. THO.S MITCHELL, Jr.
June Z, 1874. [l5] Sheriff, NC. O.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-07

DIED.-In this town on Monday morning, the
Sd inst. Mr.. JAMES POWELL, Of pulmonary
consumption. in the 27th year Of his age.
It Is with no ordinary feeling that we are called
upon to record the above case of mortality. Mr..
p had, for some years rIior to his death, been en-.
gagged in the mercantile business, and had, by an
upright and honest course, endeared himself TO all
who knew him. He has.Iong been worthy, and
acceptable member of the Christian Church. and
bis deep piety has ever stood unquestioned Al
the noon-ide of life, in the midst Of his useful.
ness he has been taken from US. How applicable
the words Of the inspired writer.
GAN flesh is grass, and all the goodness there.
of is as the flower of the field"
Communicated
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-07
State of Ohio, Monroe county IS.

State of Ohio, Monroe county IS. I
Court of Common Pleas, June term lS43.
Thomas Weston, Executor Of Jacob Olloml decd
VS..
Sarah Ann Ollom, (widow) William Jackson o.
lom, Matthew Ollom, Mariah ollom, Minerva o.
lom, Isaac w. Ollom, jeremiah Ollom, Benjamin
Ollom, John Ollom, Peter Ollom, Margaret Russell
Elenor NARROW, Ann Ollom, Adam Ollom, Nancy
Ollom, Mary Ollom, John Ollom, Sarah Ollom, and
Mary Ollom, heirs at law Of Jacob Ollom deceas
ed.
The above named defendants will take notice
that said petitioner has this day filed in said court
his amended petition praying to be authorized tc
sell the half ofthe N e or. Also the S w Or
of the E Or of section 20 in range and township
in said county, TO pay the debts Of said Jacot
Olloms estate and that said petition will be heard
at the the next term of the court.
THOMAS WESTON, Ex'r.
m BY MASON s. MooDEY, Solrs
Woodsfeld, April 5, ls44.-No. 6'6t