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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

a. TAKEN from the subscribers stable, in Sag Har-
4AI >boT, on "Wednesday, May 7th Black Hcrse with
lZ-one hind foot aud ancle white about IA hands high,
with snort switch tail, and black trotng wagon, with
plated hub band. the dash covered with patent leather and
about ~ inches high with the handler plated inchs
nailed the The may be known by of the
boards the bottom under the being Of oak and about
thick again the rest 81 the bottom boards order
9Th to lasten the brace Of the step
The who obtained the horse been traced
from Sag iarbor Brooklyn where he left blanket Jones'
No 70 Fulton street, America Hotel where he and
stayed Thurdsy night May 9th and the Ferry
New York May 10TH A. M The is said he of sandy
complexion red face aud black rather
long and loose blue pana looms boots black
derably his had col0red Vase rather
stopping forward yeowsh handkerchief around his
meek over his coat collar his chm and mouth.
The finder shall be entitled to $50 reward for the horse
gon, and man, or $40 for either o; them
ALBERT g. HEDGES.
Sag-Iarbor l.. l., May 18Th 1874.
For further Information, apply 10
m2l Msrc PLACE Il CHICHESTER, &c Cherry st. NJ "
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DRIED PEACHES--5O bbls very superior, for sale by
- m2o Elk. COLLINS X co. IS South Of.
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RON SdLE.
PAIR Of BAY Horses perfectly kind and sound; also
"A single bay horse Sold the about leaving Il
Europe Apply Stable 1863 Ninth before II o'clock A.
m20 atm
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NEW Il.
HE Proprietor Of the above stao feels grateful for
the liberal and patronage has
fore and with renewed eneon he hcpes to
eods and the public general that his house opened
for the reception company and he prepared
with families for the
reasonable term. There Hotel the couatry which
combines the Of this for health comfort
sure Single gentlemen gentlemen with their families
wanting accommodations for the with all the
conveniences aud advantages OF handsome
dence cannot fail to be suited. &. +. RICE.
May 81, 1874, nal 3tsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
DEMOCRATIC hIEETING

AT meeting of the Shochoc Hill Democratic
Association OF the City Of Richmond held ut De
mocratc Hall on "Wednesday evening, August
Dist. 1871, pursuant 10 Adjournment Mai Chas
H. Hyde President Of tie Association in the
chair Peter V. Daniel IT, offered thc following
Resolutions which were adopted:
PSdret, NN0NjNouSiy That This Association
do accept the invitation OF the Central State Clay
Club, TO meet them for The purposes Of iul! and
fair discussion Of The principles and questions in
volved in the Presidential conteSl--an invitation
in rendering which, the Clay Clubs have but an
tcipalcd this Association
Rc@ired, HanHjaousiv. That - hc ap-
pointed Z committee to confer with The committee
appointed by the Central State Clay Club for the
purpose OF arranging The times, places and terms
of si;ch discussions and that the said committee
shall report the result OF their conference 10 the
next meeting Of this Association fJl is ac,ion
thereon.
On motion, Charles IT. Hydc, s D. Denoon.
aud Robert I. Wicker composed tie committee.
Thomas Richie addressed the Association. and
at the conclusion of hi= remarks submitted the
following Resolutions, which we're unanimously
aIoa,cd:
The Shockoc Association of the city of Rich
moud, having just understood from The Address
Of John Tyler Esq, 10 his Friends throughout
the Union that he has withdrawn his name from
The Presidential canvass, cannot iorbear express
ing their cordial thanks for the services which he
has rendered I" his country, and fo this last act
which is 50 we'll calculated 10 bind together lie
Democratic party OF the Union. They view it
rs an evidence of that earnest determination,
which Mr.. Tyler feels, 10 promote the success OF
his Democratic principles. and to accomplish "thc
final overthrow" OF Henry Clay and his Federal
principles
RalscI, therefore, That the Shockoc Assoc;a-
ton hail this cooperation with the sincercst
peasure-and pledge themselves 10 unite with tIr
friends OF Mr.. Tyler ia the most Strenuous e,.
forts 10 restore The full a>cendancy OF the Rcyuh-
lican principles Of Virsinia-,nd 10 defeat the
disa Gus election Of Henry Clay
Resoired That the President OF this Associa-
ton be requested, in our name, 10 transmit,
copy of the preceding resolution 10 the President
of the United States - an evidence OF the rcSpcc.
We lei for his decided conduct on this occasion,
ard for his noble attachment 10 the remuneration
of Texas; and tina, We hereby cordially give the
RICH, hand Of fellowship to all his friends
nos,cn Tate Wicker offered he following re-
solution. which was aGopie:
R.Ssir,d. That /; committee OF three be APPOINT
I'd 10 make arrangements Tor the transportation Of
those delegates who shall 20 from The Civ Of
Richmond 10 the Democratic Contention. 10 In.
held in the Town OF charlottesville on tie 10Th
Of September next
Committee appointed by the Char-Robelt T.
Wicker, John j. Palmer, and Robt L. Wiglcs.
worth.
On motion, The Association then adjourned, 10
meet again on Wednesday evening next, the
2sth inst a Copy from the records.
JOHN LYNCH, Scc'y.
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NEW BOOKS

From Mr.. ]. Gill, we have Scot! & Co.'S re-
prints OF The Edinburgh Review lorJu!;, contain
In. charming notice of the vii, George SclwYn
and his contemporaries, The martyrs of science.
popular decisions, &c. also a similar reprin, OF
The London Quarterly Review Tor June, cmra-
cling in its broad limits an cxceen, article on
cildrcn's books, 50 important in forming the cha
ractcr Of men: Forbes Travels through the Alps,
Life of Lord Eden, Railway Legislation &c.
Thomas Compartment 4 Co. OF Philadelphia.
have sent us through their agents Drinker &
Morris, Mi:chells Ancient Atlas, illustrating
classical and sacred Geography, a mos, useful
aid 10 The student a series Of Schoolbooks by
VIM. D. Swan, Principal OF The Mayhem
Grammar School, Boston, being parts l. ard 3
oflhc Primary School Reader, which seem ad-
mirably arranged for the gradual progress OF
children; also The English Onhosrap hical Expo
silor, with the mos, useful words alphabetically
arranged dtrided; accented and explained
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Making 40
majority for The Democratic candidate IN 1910.
The Two new countics al Crt!enien and Mar
shall are loh Dcmocratic->ay3 o0, making .U,0
majority Ia be deducted from Owsleys majority
of 3.019 which will leave him buE 39,9 naJo-
rily. ana this is without estimating our proper
;iuna,e gain inihc State. ii our gain holds good
in ilIe counties Ia hear from the Coon majority
will probably be less than 3,0o0-a loss OF $1,000
votes i'll Mr. Clays own State.
ILLlSol>--Thc Democrats rc-clect their SIX Old
mc.nbcrs Of Congress, viz j. Wentworth hy
900, J. z. Hogc 10y 500, Robert Smith by2,c0o
S. A. Douglass by 1900. J. A. McClcrnand by
about = COO and o. T. t'ickin by about 900
The Wing, elect one member Of Congress, Baker,
i'll lIariins district, by about 500. In the Lrsis-
latuIc a. Ear as heard from, Senate, four Demo
Gratis, and ore Wing House, 81 Democrats, and
10 Wigs Tie Legislature will he largely De
mocra,r, and ihe Pupularroic viii be Democratic
hr from eight 10 len thousand.
AIiSSouR!-Therc is some doubt is 10 tilc re-
suit and The rcurn, are confused. 1t is, however,
probable. that Edwards the ''hani' candidate Tor
Governor, and a majority vi lizards are elected
10 The Legislature, and that Col. Benton and Mr..
Alchirs0n will he reelected 10 the Senate OF the
United States. Tie Stale is good for 10 900 i'll
favor OF Polk and Dallas.
NORTH ,AWulNA.--I III VI
"Wednesday, gives returns from all but Gates
county: Glallam 3S,S0l, IIokc 35,i6l, Whi.,
majority '.3i0 The vote of Gates will reduce
The ma loriiy to abou, 1900 A magnificent
Whs TRii Mril Al en-. Democrats, and The
Coon viii be caught
ALAEaM, has covered herself with true glory
In thiny-fwo counties heard from. the Democrats
have elected To tn. Legislature in Mobile g.
Clarke l, Wilcox |. conccuh /. Perry 3, Au-
iailga > Coo,a ] Pike ,, Taadesa :. 1usca-
loo>a , Bihb :. Sunp;cr ,. Barbour =, Jefferson
/, Benton :: Henry |, Dale / ami Madison l.
The Wings have elected in Mobile |, Wash
in@on |. Baldwin |, Monroe > Alarcngo =
Butler ), W coy |. Dallas = Lowndc> > Mont
.oinrry :, Macon, !, Chambers !, Tallapoo>a !,
Russell J, Tuscaloosa ,, Greene ). Jefferson /,
Shelby >
Elected Democrats 81, Wings ~ Demo
cratic gain ri !. There are thiity-nine counties
Ia hear from. In The last Legislature our mao
ry was 2g-now il will he abouiMHy.frc. The
Register SAYS the Wings are worse beaten than
ihcI eyer were before i'll Il contested election, aad
the omc,s aic, that they will receive an u,tel
annihilatoIy rout in November In The couL.irs
heard from we have gained i.G00 since $50
when Alabama gave iJ00 for Van Bmcn.-
Folks INA jor.iv will he neal 1000
In the 81 Congressional District, date Dixon
III. Lcwis',) VIM. 5. lancey {Dcin) is elected
oycr Walgous (W.) br 7:,S majority, as follows:
In 1910 this District gave General Harrison i,3J
lnajorily-a Wing loss al. III:
iamccys minority. Various majority.
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III EC"rInN NEWS

IHriAxa is sill in little fog, as regards the
Legislature. The Evening Post makes II i tie
on lcin; ballet. The Journal oil Commerce gives
full leulnS ami makes the Senate stand Demo
crat> ii. and Whi.a !t-,wo Democratic maiofl-
IL: AMI the House, Wings 81 Democrats -. or
lour Wing majority in the House, and two W his
majority ON Joint ballot. A letter Of August II.
in the Baltimore Republican from Columbus
(Oho) SAYS the Senate is a lie The Lieutenant
Governor, Democrat, HIS the casting vote, ana
The Wings will have from Two 10 four III The
House. In Switzerland county, The Democrats
elected A Representative by 100, and yet, by d.
vision lost tire Senator, Which might have settled
the joint vote in cur favor Another account
makes ii a lie in the Senate, and six Wing ma
lorily in the House. One Independent Wing is
pledged 10 vote according 10 the vote OF his county
in tie FAN, which it i, said. will be Democratic
The Popular vote is about 5000 III or layor. In
diana may, therefore he se, down as sure Tor Polk
and Dallas.
KsNrucKy.-The Baltimore Republican givrs
Tie vote of all the counties but seven, viz for
Ow.ev. - 9-J. Rr,lcr 21,93i-making Il maIo-
ritz for Owslcy ot 1919. The counties 10 hear
from, sucd 4, follows Tor Governor III lolo =
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Fer he Enquirer.
MY iMESAKE

Gentlemen | was NIL litie surprised to see,
hv Your paper of Tuesday that my Essay 10 RI
,icllle and expose the Richmond Wing and Par
son Griswohi, for their b,lr.lins attempts 10 cover
their old plack-le with new blue stocking
Ia catch The eye Of fancy poii;cians-haS been
construed bv my naneSal>e OF Mccklenhure into
"an attempt 10 excite prejudice against MIR Clay,
on acrount oil his Religious opinions" That
was lar from my thought. value our act of Re-
ligiaus Freedom next 10 the Constitution. and,
like my namesake, my opposition 10 Mr.. Clay is
political.
must saw in conclusion, that ] cannot thank
nv Maker that ain MOI ''cuScd" with the higoiry
of thai man. whose prayers The naughty and
cruel Queen Elizabeth was more afraid OF, than
an "ariny oil ten thousand men" The power of
Truth has .:l.ic more than one Monarch ;rcinb!e
JOHN KNOX.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Augusl %

ToDAcco-Wc note no change in prices, and,
therefore, continue our quotations. LugS, Sli a
y! common Leaf, S2l 3; midlng, So; a A.
good ,tenlmiDg qualities, 6a7 fine manuiaciu.-
ing sell, from Sl2 10 Dog.
FLorR-Old suporfinc So new do. A.!
WugaT-65as5 cts per bushel for single loads
and parcels, and 90 cents Tor superior crops.
CoRy-40 cents per bushel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
MUTILATlON

The Wing leaders have dwelt with tragic pa
thos on the fact, that few resolutions in South
Carolina meeting had been m;saumbacd in the
Enquirer and at once charged us with an attempt
TO deceive our readers. We properly repealed
The insinuation. But as they commenced the
game We feel at perfect liberty to take a hand
ourselves. We will show that these men, who
express such holy horror at the fancied mutilaton
of records, are not themselves above such little
tricks In Tuesdays Wing we find the proceed
ings OF the Clay Club Wings. on Saturday night,
spread out at length. The Wing pompously ushcrs
them1orh and declares, that mot ono rord is hele
employed, or one statement made, which cannot
be fully and concluSively sustained by The Re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

Tnr URlSRANY MEETING.-Thc las, Utica De
mociat contains long l>l and graphic dcscrp-
ton Of The monster meeting on the battle ground,
where Gen IIcrkimcr icl covered with wounds
in the memorable struggle Of the 9Th of August,
III. The number present, The Democrat est
mates at from THIRTY TO FORTY THOU
SAND"-l,nsely covering more than TEN
ACRES OF GROUND.-(N. y. Pcbc,an.
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NEW GOODS.

WE are receiving ard ";'rning the largest and
w nioSL choice siDck at FALL. ana WINTER DRY
GOODS We hrs. hal. Ia which invite Ne att'r
lion ii aud the trade generally. la
.urtmtn VIII hr found
CiMs, CassimrTcs and Nc-iirci,
satiurts. ker,.yS AMI l.hscys,
Beavcr aud Pilot LiotLs AM fiishiags,
Blankets of ever, Kind.
lr-h Liners, Lawns and SlcetiGss,
Plints of MI stsltS,
PADDING aud SaIl Dick
BuHbakinp, hiIarcaa and Mui>aint',
El-ach-d aud brown Sbirtinss aud SiIeeiiIgs.
Together with almost every article usuay found In
Diy Grods JG5birg iiots- which vii sell upon lbr
al, far terms, aud solicit a coll from those In want OF
GDIcs.
LONDON, wILLINGuAM < DREWRY,
No. IS, Main street.
Amc. ~ 3l-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

The Wednesdays Madsonian comes hravely
forth and toes the mark like man. Had wcany
quarrel with Mr. John Jones any, adjourned
question Of vcracilv' We would bury the iona
hawl; forthwith The Madi>onan says, it was
his sincere desire Ia defeat Mr.. Clay by a man
whom he had unjuslly rer>ccnica-( whom he
had ,tigmaiiscd as Traitor)-bnl The Madi-
sonian can see no reason why h. shond mol
bc defeated by Polk, who has been Mr. "
er'S " steady and consistent iricnd;' who on Tic
sin:np aud elsewhere, has nohly rind;ca'cd The
President against Tie assaults of his Clay az
cnsers." "ln short, (says the Madisonian) lrom
what We have known, and from what We kn9r,
we have no hesitation in saving. thai, next In Mr.
Tyler OF all The great men OF lha nation the friends
of The Administration could not have made a hci-
Ter selection for their st:.ndlrdhearcr than JAMES
X. Polk. OF this We assure our friends wtfom
HE LgI LrsifGfi0Hn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

friends of H. Clay in the South, vindicatc his
treachery, and proclaim their mistaken and lido
latrous devolionto his intercsts-Tarfr or no Ia
riff Texas or no Texas Faith or no Faith!
They vow eternal allegiance and INSCRIPTIONS
excrion 10 UNION At cannot come to good"
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N5EssRs. a. h. SANDS & co.-Dear sins: ravin

H5ESSRS. A. H. SANDS &. co-Dear Srs: Having
lf1 Just recovered tom most severe chronic rheu
maiism win winch 1 have been AT, cied for Inany
years, and having used varions remedies wIhou, any
Success I am nnw induced 10 write you in respect 70
Your Sarsa aaril, which va:ale medicine owe my
present enjoyment of health. Despaine OF ever rec"
vcrne from m distressing disease, ard ~hilr IIbofhs
under the agoay II PUN, was pefsulCed !"
i.y the saisaparila, highly recommended Tor Tue
cure of r.icuma;sn. tried hottie, aad the iii'ie
benefit derived from that induced me 10 give II
fair iIia which did by sendIss down 10 on Loo nail
dozen bottles and am happy 10 cay, hhn myself,
for first for twelve years, well ana able b al
tend to my necessary duties srnh 'o 'ni, 'uIougn
feeling al gratitude due this excellent medicine, and
sen Of obligation to ny rloSbeines, that those sia
larry affiliated misht be induced 10 Try this valuable re-
medy, Sands Sa-ssparI.la
Yours with erca, respect,
DANIEL FOX.
a. For particulars, see advertisements in this and
other papers.
nort.lion by A * SANDS & Co, Druggists and CHI
nists Granite Buildings No. - broadway, corner Of
Chamber. street, New York. Sold, also, by allen.
niIvAL < co. Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va
Pree-sl per botte or SIX bottles for s.. Ang.9;
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AtIg. ,.
TArrAnANNorK FEMALE SEMINARY.

I IT TT " " N 7 ft'III'T s'FIII.StNNI'
tEES MARY ELLA RoAp-ihe rcat session ~
4fi tins School wiii Commence the first ias cf Oc
tnlrr and " III h. conducted 10y Hiss Bond with The All
ci COM" tent assistant. The ui Sud. viii EN-
hracc al the bI.ntE.s rf IN English Education wdh
French Ali ir. E.nrit :. Dtswm. aud Painting
The Boarding Department VIII h-, h. rctoiore. un
der the chaice at i..s. Sarat J Ellis.
Tens "a, heretofore. For father particulars, see Gil
cnais
Refer 10 ,r. A Rrockersrnngh. nr. Thos. e. Gordon
Cnl T. a. Br.Liham, t"i. Ga. Wright, Capt. VIM a.
Wright tapi. -. r. Jones Jas Roy hicou George II
bo.yns, Richard CrnIt"n, J. i. Parker, L. l. PIT. H.
: flphins, Clrs. w. Smith, 7. Is Garnett Dini" Ren
nods.
auDaIannork Auc ~ 3I-vcw
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The Extra Session is on the tapis al Washing
ION. The Correspondent of tie \. Y journal Of
Commerce says I'll has reference to The conlcm-
plated invasion Of Texas by Santa Anna's army.
in Novcinbcr-and that The President is strongly
in favor of the call" We believe this is a ms
;ake-and that lac is disinclincd 10 il. We sus-
pee, there will h. no call forthc rtcsen-bnt lhal
vcry frank ana strong Message will 90 forward
10 Mexico &c
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IVi open Monday, 10Th Of September, on Grace
street, the adjoining lot with ~. Paui's Church.
The course ofs;udy will br systema' al and thorough,
embracing al the branches usually taught III Semnarirs
Of the highest .rld. Fsg. cia attention III be- paid la
Eorntan and Penman-hip. Connected with The regu
lar studies a. ihc Seminary viii be- Of Iistor
cE Lectures delivered on two evenings OF The week,
aud tn studies IN tat mpoaG; branch ci efacati"n IN
the whole no viii he directed paraon for those
lectures.
Astronomical Lectures will likew isc be attended To
by able Professor.
The young ladies committed 10 the charge OF NIs.
cloton Will be nnd-r joint Of Judge aud Mis-.
e.. and IN all respects Will or treated m,mbrf. of their
family Tie situation, for health and comfort, Is sur
passed by none in The ely.
II is desirable that each young Indy becoming mem
her NJ Ms. C.'s family should furnished with sIl
fork, -four towels and four napkins.
Terms for b0arders aud day scholars made known on
application 10 Mrs. g. Special reference TO Rev. J. H..
letter, Rev. J. g. Taylor aud the Rev. Mr.. Walker
Rev. s. Taylor being acquainted with Mrs. ca sys-
ten ~ eucation will give a"y information ON the sub
Jet Ia those interested the Of this Seminary
AUG - 3l-tf
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The Coons are still attempting 10 blow up the
bubble OF Di>union. But il is all Loves Labor
Lost" Tile temporary fire is dyin" awayso "a
pidy in south Carolina, that there will not bc
spark icil, 10 blow ;:lio liamc-not fragment, 10
manufacture into u humbu9 in Firinia.-
II BEGAN with Il small Clique in very small
circle OF the Stalc-in Gni around Beaufort
The Editor OF The Charleston Mercury. ca
gentleman ui fine tarn,s) who has been more
than Il year away from Charleston Eol hav-
III. mingled al all during thai period in poll
tics. suddenly spran. HE mihc-bGt it has
exploded, ana every Thing is straight again.
There Was an immense gathering in Charleston
on TUESDAY night, and adopted with cnthu-
siasm, certain Resolutions Is We understand,
though they harcc no; vel reached MS through
the newspapers. They are calculated, we
are advised, TO arrest these imprtuous and
ill-adviscd movements. Oil is poured upon
the wavcs-and tranquility will he restored 10
South Carolina. The CoonS will he diSapHoini-
ed; for they will now have !" act on The defrn-
>ivc. Their own allies Of the Nor h have much
more 10 answer for, than The few impulsivc spi-
rils Of South Carolina They are seeking an
alliance with The real Disunionist> of this coun
lry--ihc Aboliiionisis--ard attempting 10 strike
up an unlimely League with that fanatic crew.
RI. Clay cannot be elected without their aid
and we sulcmnk believe that he canno, he elect
cd mdt it, or any portion o! it, which Seward,
Webster, & Co can enlist in the cause ol The
Dictator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

r HANOVER COUNTY-John Winston
Jones, Esq, will address his iellow-citilzens of
this county al Hanover Courthouse, on TUESDAY
nexl. The 9th ihst-that being Court day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

We understand, that Mr.. r, Coke, Democratic
Elector. is ON visit 10 his Electoral District
He has been tn Mathews (ncarly unanimous lor
Polk.) 10 NIi,!dlcscx. lin an suspicious condi-
ton, land he was 10 have visited York la>l
Monday. and possibly pass through Warwicl,
and Williamsburg and will invite meeting with
any Wing champion who chose 10 take The field,
with The prospect othens unho::'cd, and his Whis
lance shiycTcd 10 ira ginenls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

THRUST SALE.-Pulslant wiz, thr provisions 81
deed of Trust from Edwin Cpshaw To the late Tho
mas 1crril, Of Kentucky, and duly recorded, l.
The surviving Trustee stall proceed the fifth day OF
September, eI4 SELL according the requirements
of sal 'tri and III the cf,r prescribed by Mr. T.. IN
!a", all the property therein conveyed consisting IN
part
/. uf Maple Valley, containing 800 acres Of line
Land. With ,Nrc'l-rt improvements.
2. From 20 tu 10 valuable Slaves.
3. Household an Kitchen Furniture.
L. stocks "f ali kinds, Horses, Mules Cattle Hogs
Carriages and Farming Utensils.
s. \ large stock of fine old Brandy.
q. The Farm IN Caroline. called Maps Neck, contain
in. 360 acres Of superior land.
:. the farm on Piscatowny, called Bohanan's, con.
tanning 80 acres
s. The Milicrs, called North Bend, of lt6
The place called Maun's Old Ordinary, containing
272 acres, with imI rnven'rnts.
10 Ont half OF BolIanan's Mill
u. J he smr tract called Aliens NJ 100 acres.
H. tract "f Woodland, Of 100 acres, adjoining WI
liam Iluichrscn.
- Lot, with Iousc on it, in III. city Of Rich
mnnt.
~. The reversonay interest in the place call. CAL
tons.
IS. The in'rrc., Of Edwin rpshaw, in the State OF
Ohio. in certain lands aud their profits.
r.. The interest of said Upsiaw Lands and their
profits IN Hopkins county, kentucky
IL. The interest of sand Jpsidy IN Lands in Ballard
county, Kentucky.
Ohio, above louisville, in he name of John Upshaw.
10 The interest oil said Upslaw in Lands in Texas,
On The Medina and Colorado
-. The iniereS, of sad Upslaw in the Lands If The
late John RennOlds, in Greenbrer county and else
where; and
~. The interest Of said Upslaw ia tie Estate Of Mr,
Alien.
The sale will commence n, Maple Valley, and win be-
adjourned from day 10 day. and place to place.
the situation # The properly may require. The proper
~ in King & oneen will he sold N King & Queen-that
IN Caroline VIII be sod IN Caroline, and that in Essex
wi be sod ~ EsseX.
The Whole property will hc Sold credit of twcv.
months BONDS, with approved security, tsatisiact"I,
Ti,r.) will he required IN ali before ir
properly ~ claurri or removed.
Selling ~ Trustee. snail convey such right The
deed Of trust places III mr. which Is believed TO be per
feet.