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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-14

sS For SAi.E-h valuable tract Of Land, Sliuaied 10
10 the nwn OF bfookheven. suinlk County Long Island,
- adjoining tho ion isiand Rairoad o, 1le1 from the
lily Of New York Known by the name oil Frmp-Tnisc,
conta ming cc,es 100 Of which under CULTIVATION and
hon; 100 nrres nf large timber mostly n.s lying within halt
mile Of the 2arnad This remainder Ia pa of which eT
ellen; well adapted TO cnl'ivatonl covered chIsfy
V1th Young growth 20 years stnndiug IL VIII NJ
lord natural state for large stock of sheep eight
months OF the year. There on The premises continuous 70
he surface Suitable Tor making bricks Win sl The materials
rol,slte in the Immediate vicinity. The buildings on the
remi.es consist OF small Dwelling Houses. with Barns.
The above property. il aopied Tor 5000 WI be 500 low
For fr,her information Apply 20 JOHN a. WEEKS ESQ
Liberty street New Ycrk the subscriber CT his 'es
lsnce IT kiyle BrookhaveD. l.. i. .,.-,,,--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-14

IN PI'RSUsh Z oi order 81 t- s1iras,ie t - CON.
~ of NewYork. NcTes hercty Gyen 20 n p"'''n' iHv
lag ca,m, against RO3EhT BARKER. ai" pf t," 81, q
Ne,gYort, deceased. prc-eG' The same "nh u v'fsn
IN ren 20 iie sab1rr her, ~ M ~ h.hurn
street, in II sity 81 sw York bsrs the TENN oaJ 81
nsrenberncNt
ie3ir,y i,-- INn p,tts.t NM. Ext
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-14

as island only ri:es rarn TIA city Of New York con-
tnning 90 acres o. o! winch s IN high state Of cu!tra
II, and . 81 good heayy timber good Orchards good
Dwelling House new Ba and Cow House. and well q! ~
client soft wn;er ne ;he doo hall The puchase money
PARTICULARS aauire OF HENRY AtltiR No rs Masnai st
,ruohiyn OF IAUNT Z: DERRlCnSON ib1 Sou!h-sttssi.
Navy Ok. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-14

.l1TENrIVt lYATfK POWER IRON MN q. hNU
EVAUABLE TRAGr or IANDIga sAL L. Ssng i 10
II S Yos he New YoIE and Enc Railroad Orange Turn;
pike and napo River passing nesIy through NE Ssy ~
ns tact The wate power capable % d:ihs :. 1cnTy va
aI any ar;sn, 81 he.o gTsa, body Of water Win Eve
raj fr There are about i 900 acres Of ans heg w I'm, o
,.,ed with yo OF g 10 40 yeeI growth i6as aIe eto
.ytve ION nnsr oil irs; quality, and nest6oe posne
yTegt strength Par, the land weul maze sceAsnt ~ s
RE nIeJo ak two mile long aid mile ds ~ u , o,,e
,er OF The ac the scgaeT OF hch teantui: NJ nd
/, remarkable healthy! itls known hs tae aueu'A ~ -
/, tnrcs n1ilea above Piersons Work.. ,;,, of
Access can be had to il three four hoe ICE tne Sn
New YORK b. the New York and Ere RaEosa' Q, IN I've y,
mr. ho,r. y Inc way OF acsenseck md Orange
or 5y The way OF Nyack EEyerew oc the ase
Tnorrre ~ M 42 I.atnent a. 10, o.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-14


YOUNG l.Ab!ES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Mn; BAILEY respectfully informs her pntrons and ih
public tint Will her Seminary Monday. the tl
Ot pten5er next For terms references tIc apply ai be
re,id-nce, No, 10 Carnil Plnce. b'eecs.rst s5 5w'
pUARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYs->ew.t 'anpan sem
Ainery. Ct-Iobs osBosS. Pnnclpal-Number o: Puplh
limited Il wasyieri4S o per year Crcn'a can be ob
a57 street. Sss tunlap lanes street Dun
cUmb BoHsy; L Bach ~ Cnnc0rd-stteet Brooklyn. The
Pucra can be seea III 5O9 reaIiec, where circulars as'
u.ay be obtained u In"
DfRrh ANNOY SEbiINARY-Scienic AIathemalica
mud Classa. The winter Session III p weeks VIII ccm
on Monday, Nov. ah. The course ct instiuc on
thorough AMI PRACTICAL Ci,cuars with Testimonies aud
cTencs bs mad Of John 5. Tuy ior Bc Church Chapel
OF a The tTincphs ,. WoOnBRiDGE.
~ 5s% &. WOODHiuiGE.
zlROMKLYN, Oh asSlCAi. AID EN[;i ISL SELECT
with lis 93nd Session Monday End of September. Thor
oush Instruction aud substantial r5uRIe secured Rerenc,
20 patrons Circulars with terms ami othor Information n
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BQARl,INt SCHOOL
Priscp, Caaiorres ut u Markcts.ree. n. Y. au6 2m
ETAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. S,amior.
l. Fairfield County, Conn-JAMES BLTTS, the P1ncipa
Of tho Wilton Family 3ouvdng School tNhi.a has lis uict
number ut prcsen, compe,e will eoa rs school TO STAN
ford. November l where NJ has ere,- large und
cnm:nodaions n An iniersiew can be had With tn
Prncipu, by oan: ,hs Rev D. Newell. Editor of,be hrs
tan Family Magazine. 10 NGssausiree Rev. d. Mead
Editor o TIC Cnrl,tIan 0rer magazine and Mothers Mars
zna liS NuSau->,ree;. september o. October ~ II. ~ 4
a. ~ and IL ard nlsrcrcunrs ut any time oha''cd SO Inn
90 Il sHLsTp,"%n HA!.L..a FAMILY BOARDING
u School. FOR BuYS-Numbat iinas II 20. Gen
\ Yor>. 4. from Newark Terms miderGta
The arst SESSION IS: in, new lia;Ioa VIII 1eenon lNed
npsday slth Oct under he Immediate al tine subscriber
FIR ti- ast years PTaa7cs 0f ~ Beo'aEe& trG ar
Cl.,sSteeS .icGds1:p DAVID a. FRAME
r'rncira! aud Proprietor.
Particulars furnished application to the Pac:pgI by ma
otherwise. sEtNi'
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REAL ESTATE.
rnR eAIEI

Ft7f tyip6pTFBe re ti9T Btliis-fs "a FE1tffs -iH
--ti4r-t- NJ ~ sl-itsF HERE IT. " A.-+ tFsrTss
tAFasF -eH- --s 7f1 f1 = 81 .; y lt-f7I 49, !
Ana --,F+l.H iH y --s HtHl- ptgs- .fTs = & ~
b. ~. fr-l-if $500 - p-up-l' .s.ie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

HOVE MARKEr.-Ths is the great catchword of the
0universal Wing party" advocating high protective
Tariff In its literal meaning would imply that the
United States, and all other countries, ought TO con-
sumo all their surplus of bread stufs, provisions, cot
ton tobacco, &c. within their borders, and lie,
commerce 60 begging How would this Home mar
ke, apply the u. s. in s present and increasing ca
paci,y Of production We have not mouths enough by
some millions surplus estahes or hacks
enough to wear the abundant supply of our coarse
clothing Establishments were we TO sci to and eat and
wear as if for wager Where then is our home mar
ket1 Il is vision of designing monoposis, which,
in common sense be realised in any great produ
ding or manufacturing country. And could be- then
drec, poll would have to be assessed Tor the support
Of Government without producing any wealth to the
nation citizen. Commerce. among the nations Of The
earth is the only market for their respective surplus
PRODUCTS The more country sells abroad, the more
prosperous is she likely to be at home. High Tariffs
pre vent general trade and consumption. We do not
an produce the same articles which have entered into
our wants and necessities, the civilized world in
great degree parakes Of the production Of the whole
Sv means of foreign commerce. The creation OF a
home market, to any considerable extent, in the Uni
ted States, js in truth, words without meaning.
fGalena (Ilinoy) Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

cevno oysters OH board any vessel from the waters Of
Norfolk, Nansemond, Elizabeth City, Warwick, Glou
ce,ter or York. unless the quantity shall be nscet,ned
by sealed measures, under penalty Of twenty dollars
10 be recovered by warrant, before justice of the peace
one half the informer and Inc other to the literary
rnnd authorizes the county courts OF said
appoint inspectors for each OF sad counties to vs, all
vessels receiving oysters on board when required to do
90 by the seller that the provisions Of the act are
not violated; md authorizes The inspectors to appoint
deputies, and gives authority To the inspectors appoint
ed under an act TO prevent citizens of New York from
carving slaves out of the State, and to prevent The
cape Of persons charged with the commission OF any
crime, passed March l3tb 1871, and also to appoint de-
putres to aid them IN their duties
ISL. An &C, for the relief OF James H. Kent and the
heirs Of James T. Watson deceased authorizes the sale
of certain lands.
152. An act transferring certain ferry rights therein
meut oned TO George S. Mopp, James II. Harrison and
John II Chandler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
TIE MARYLAND ELECTION.

The Wings have elected, it is now almost certain,
1--WE of the delegates sent by Maryland 10
in the fifth district only IS there any chance ior tie
election Of Democrat, and in hs The matter IS ye,
IN doubt The names of the Wing members elected
are Causin, Brengle, Wethered, Kennedy aud Spence
Thomas A. Spence represents The eixth distract -
Here there was no opposition 10 the wing cahaioa'e
OF the result of the fourth district, which cons'ss oil
the eleven wards Of Baltimore, the Baltimore nepno
lican says:
"I.et no Democrat be discouraged. This district
never did cast Democratic ma orty but IN two In
stances, nd then the vnte in the whole CITY was I'M
menseiy large. The Wings went into the contest win
entire confidence IN their numerical strength, as
evinced in previous elections; the Democracy, nj
though they bore themselves noby IN The hght, ye'
they contending against fearful Odds we 'aKe
this occasion then 10 say and we challenge GENIAL tha
we have lost nothing by the discussion OF principles
The entire Democracy of the eleven wards are nov,
and will forever remain, the opponents OF u )
Bank, high Tariff for protection, Assumption and
every other measure advocated by the FEDERAL party,
and their popu!a, candidate, John P Kennedy.
IN regard TO the third district, the same paper re
marks:
sin this district the Democratic party h:ve very
large majority bat, owing 10 great dissatisfaction re
specting nomination Oh Nr Brndy, and the excite.
ment which his edversar,es succeeded il getting ny
aganst him in reference to the issue of railroad orders
hupdreds of Democrats refused to vote for him. we
have not the slightest doubt that the district can and
will give 1900 majority for the Democratic candidate
for President"
Well; if We preserve our hold on the State for Other
PURPOSES we see to regret that should send
Wing Representatives TO Congress. The Democrat c
party is almost inconvenienty strong in the House oil
Representatives.
The following extract from the Globe, gives glimpse
Of some Of the WHICH led 10 the Of the
Wings 10 Maryland
"1he election Of members of Congress for Mary
land should have been held in October last but the
Wings had majority the Senate of the State al the
session preceding October aud they refused to concur
in bill ds,ricting the State, passed by the House oil
Delegates, which was Democratic, and so no election
of members of Congress could be made on the regu-
lar day. Both branches of the Maryland Legislature
which is in session. are Wing, and they have
passed a law dstrirt,ng-or rather gerTymanderng
the State; and an election was hed under this law
yesterday for ok membcrs of Congress-the number
the State 10 entitled under the new npporonme mt
BILL The Democrats had not the least hope OF sue.
cess, except n the Cd district composed Of the conn-
ties Of Allegheny, Frederick and Washington; and the
Sd district, composed of Baltimore and Carroll conn.
ties part Of Ann Arundel county, and three wards Of
Baltimore city."-[N, y. E Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

Curious Hon. VIM. K King, of Alabama, is the
oldest Senator in The United States Senate, having
taken lis seat in that body in 1919. The Hon Dixon
H. Lewis is also the oldest member in the House of
Represe Natives having held his seat there since S2o
II is curious. says the Tuscaloosa Gazette, that Alaha-
ma, one of the younger members of the conieGeracy,
should thus have in each branch al Congress, mebres
whose term Of service has extended beyond those Of
INV other STATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
STRATTON'S OFFICE.

Spieada S0ifaf.
10 hr drawn Alexandria, March > lsii, ALEXANDRA,
capaais5oOOo aOOo 5000 10 COO Goo Gooo 1892 900
go U prizes Of ,0o 81 OF 500 i.j OF 400 100 OF 200
1870 OF 100. IS IL drawn.
Whole Tickets Sii-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package certificates packages and single
Tickets IN the above and lor.. e. Gre
CORY 6. Co.. for ate "a, SfRAfroN'S Lucky OFFICE
~ Is. Ticket Nos Ii ~ -, entitled the Capital prze ot
SO 00o sold and paid By SlRATrDN.
Ticket Nos Il IS H. the capital prize of 900 sold and paid
hy STANTON
Ticket, Nos IS 80 prize OF 81 @ and Ticket Nos u AZ
20, prize soo, both sold aud PAID by STRA RI oN!e
three nGn3er prizes maxim. TAI three
Prizes sold paid by srRAirON, 5, say IL Of
January.
Aiso twenty number prizes sold the 1t Of
Janna.y. II. NJ STRATToE'S.
Draw Nos. - Alexandria Lottery No. drawn Eth Feb:
Ct - - - ~ II 3! - - ~ - Is - II -.
Ilif Ticket Nas l. - - Il Ill ~ aud - 81 - Capt.
ta Prizes IN the abosr drawing sold and paid Al
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
r.l Il g-t2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
A WORD IN SEASON.


They have super lit,on IN tie East,
That ALLAN, wtiten on plrce OF paper.
Is better JUNCTION than can come OF priest
Of rolling incense ana of lighted taper:
Holding. that any scrap which bears that name,
In any Characters its front imprest on,
Shall help the finder through the pnrgine name,
And give his toasted feel place TO res; on
Accordingly, they make mighty fuss,
With every wretched tract and fierce grafton,
And hoard the leaves-for they are not like W,
A highly civilized and thinking nation:
And always STOPPING In the miry ways,
To look for mater Of this earthly leaven,
They seldom. in their dust-exploring days,
Have any leisure TO look up 10 Heaven.
SO have known country on the earth,
Where darkness sat upon the living waters,
And brutal ignorance, and toll, and dearth.
Were The hard portion OF It's sons and daughters:
And yet, where they who should have ope'd The door
OF cnariIy and light for all mems binding,
SQna5blsd for words upon the altar floor,
And rent The Book, In struggles for the oinding.
The genrlest man among these pions Turks,
Gods living ims,e ~ hicssiy defaces;
Their hest high churchnan. with no faith In works,
Bowstrings the Virtues In the masterpieces:
The Parish Christian, whom both sects curse
(rhey curse all other men, and curse each other,)
Walks through the world, not very much The worse
Does all the good he can, and loves ms brother
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

DrcIsIoS ~ ruE GIRARD WILL CASE The Wash
lngton Correspondent of the New lork Tribune of Su
turday morning, says" speak 'dvlsedy when tell
you, that the Grard Case has been seli'd The deci
sion has not We, been announced, but II has been made
and favor of the city of Philadelphia and against
the appellants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
RICHMOND FGEDERICKSBURG6 & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Completion IF the Railroad 10 .4qafia Creeh -UaYl-
rG;ifd Eypediti0n - EedAffi0p Of Rates IN

WASHINGTON, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, sc.
THE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Comp
ny hereby that eF Railroad completed
Potomac river the rh November, cad that travellers
conveyed between Richmond and Washington, all
the year ty Railroad Cars and Steamboats, ing Richmond
at &, 4. NJ, precisely Instead OF q, heretofore
Instead OF paying their heretofore reGsrlrs
only, and afterwards and g.
Washington passengers vii! lake tickets the Railroad ooe
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare In way, -"
be less than fp1d separately. different portions Of s ol
On and after to-day the 7ih instant the by The Rat
road Line between Richmond the Northern cities, will 1e
reduced as follows:
Whole fare between Richmond ana Washington, =
H. do Baltimore. :
Do DO phliadC.pbia By the N III
or by Peek and Lave Inc 4"' ''''''''' ga
II w he perceived from The aha"c that lie charge ny I
ralTo1d route low hy tIe 'l9cT AID l t' f
Tie advantage Ia is favor Of el-aty Increased ,prGi M
vee.s ~ the railroad line reaching Washington IA aiHf, B
ii TWELVE, and Philadelphia hours s'''
leaving Richmond and Griring Philadelphia before traratt'
The R:rer aad Ban Boats hare tgt .SoItok.
No charge for children under three Of ageoheTF na
twelve years Of age, half price g coe,ed person. s p
THOMAS SHARP,
July Is i--wiy Superintendent Of Trdrsrortds'D'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
Amounting TO ::sa0 ESQ

whole Tickets Is 0o-Iiavea g jG--Quaf,ets - -
4 cerirne Of a package of 2j Whoie Tickets s210 60
Do do 81 Hall do loo
10 40 a6 Quarter do 30
Do do ~ Eighth do. - o.
Orders for Ticket, and Shares and Certificates az Packages IN
Splendid Scheme viii receive the prnnt attn
ton and Of the drawing VIII e immediately after
all who order from Address
]. q. GREGORY 4 Co, Managers, Richmond, VI.
-G-1uIyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

DOOT ., SIIOES, ] NU -thS, NC.
WE added former Stock 100 fresh PACKAGE
w Offer the lowest cash priess, general a
of ladies' gcnem-n's, ebiidrens and servants sho
and boys aud mems Broeans and Booee be found In tie CIV
Also superior and plain Trunks Carpet Bags and Vacrs 10
e Those buying for CASH, by the package or single Pa
will please give call LEONARD co,
To- 10 ' ~ 7s-w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
IMPORTANT 10 PHYSICIANS.
prGidDsUs fJ,r, (urfd Lu ryieruoy No,


TN. 70. TnoMpsoNS PELVIC CORSET AND uTER0
~ ABDOMINAL EANDAGE.--yVe have completed our "a
ransemens for manufacturing these instruments, viii
able Us 10 urnsha supply adequate TO demand Their
na popnariyesijenced by enlarged demand and
OF appreciation which constantly receive from
cal men IN th5 city, and from var'crs parts of tie
RAM Ms IN then claims Tor preference
The medical profession and The pablc.
Physicians throughout tie State invited ovomne
of
nnd applicability. To prevent mistakes ordering give
hef e,cnpon of the Two, which l enable any one dse
which ma! be applicable 10 the which be
The Pelvic Corset for the Of Pro 1pus tter and
ant diseases, Is easily adjusted aud by the potent "i
cut any inconvenience The which Gives support
cai portion at HE cvis n part usually lender un.cr pressure
"a cd upon arm Gather 81 proper size and shape, neatly cushion
ed; which j. secured Ia il place 10y two straps, composed
material Ia which ia added portion welding sur
cn 10 all The Intentions elasticity contemplated
the use 81 ban'iaees
TIE Abdominal Raadare, for PREVENTION of roapsus
i'ri AMI other weakncses, Admiralty adaps Itself
a aS !" allow 10 embrace Tie entire soft and elastic portion
ct The abdomen and while spinal column in
most comfortable manner, allows the utmost dol" Of
every Pa:t 81 the LodEiEd can under circumstance. IT,
drawn mo wrinkles folds the skin-pfeseivng
and giving IL support comfortably and gcnelay-thefr ayt
ing the objection urged against common ant9ce
which n'"y be thrown folds thereby
aga cord Ila tandage Is also Kept IN place by Of STRIPS
Of elastic webbing.
\. b. These pa:eEed and The ,lsa a. the
nc webbing ct To" inat-tial. tigi o'
inventor e deem rur.rr.a,v la c-i uuoa
The I'D anase III" 81 ~ their manufacture teu
supposns will he readily all Instruments hayn:
met sri!na. blc 10 HE objection that ateiy II N
II, comfortably or wel tay a1 modified he cI
I" me case. These otet'o ne entirely o'e""mr
IN d. Thompson Instruments, tey mad, larger
SMALLER rs desired, VIA the greatest AHd another al
'ase y, t ihry can be had Ter about ai M pifc al any
oter instruments which offered. We enabled "a 10 a
hasiI@ purchased 'ig' to iaAe fhem with vir al o'f CON
NJ me objections so f"G';y urged against instruments ~ ma
KIND BECAUSE Of e high prices asked for them hoping {" ei
buse ourselves by an increased sale By placing them within '
reach OF PATIENTS who would Otherwise be d'EhtIcd the ur "
them and, :" far We are pleased 10 say iat expectations
have been realized
ALEX. DUyAL & co, Druggists Richmond, Va.
Oct. 81 5o-wf
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MIS- rIIT
Feb. 10 SS-wsW

rsNO 5!ES. TEMPERANCE BARTLAND.-ln puruaucr g!
Y the Assembly in such made ana provides.
give You understand, that have ned la tie CiefAS
al the Circuit superior 81 Law and Chancery
ettrld comfy, and S5ir Of Virginia statement II the
scs on which shall base m Application 10 HE next General s.
sembis ." Virginia from YOU 4 r.ReRiJ
aud, masmrrh YOU Dtabtant OF this common
wealth, have caused 'hs notice b. published tie Es
lond Enquirer for nr weeks ORDER hat yon ,ay appear
fore The Judge o the said CONT he a:,i day % the res
Court 10 contest the tiG of HE said Statements II should
deem !; proper to do WILLIAM nARTLiND.
Chesterfield Va. Jan %. ISL sl-MlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

no ALI WHOM IT MAY CoNrEGN.--rake notice that
shal not debts contracted by wife, Tcm?ei&s.
rriIarl has ieii he'd and .tl ruudu
las forfeited ali protection from a a Gstant
WILLIAM BARTLAN0.
Chesterfield, Jan. 70, 1911. sn-w,w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

= : Es.gS. TIMOTHY $CgrGGS STAFFORD II PAR
az Kerr Register ol the Land Once;-lakr notice, that !
,l.i Jay If nrc, e between ir hours -
o'clock. \ ~, aud O'Clock, T. VI, At The house Of Joseph
CLARK the couaiy OF Buckingham nnd State "t virginia pro
dispositions ct The sad Joseph Clark aEd helsoE
Ia b. Il depending
Superior At CIaurry Tor Richmond Circuit wherein
James aGi other plaintiffs and defendant
and H. ir the taking II The said dag1slti"n-
h. commenced too 'g arles"id or, t'ins commence
Aa be corpc:cd The taking u The w be continue
from ay day, the sdi place aud between the h0s
,aid uuii coaIp,r,ri lDuss, &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

IN tiANCEET -NtNI>t,:At rlss held the Clerks -
lice ot The Circuit Superior of Law CaHoe for ~.
county uf MitflrseN, the m Monday IN January cii
John X. sutton, Robert \. Sutton, and Thomas r. Sutton
Ma tia ID Sutton and John children aud Jorn
Sutton. drcrasr TIE last being Infants snne hy Th0ms.
X. Suon, ihei. next friend, ConpIainan's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

IN CHhHchRY..IiEc In Amelia Circuit sup.,,o
Cnurt Of Law ard ChaIcery, February Rules isis. p''
John Robertson John X Walker, William II Bedford p.
min w Bedford Philip -. Love and Mar e. his wife ls y
Bedford H. John T. Bnitwri and Corn,ia his WIFE saop,
Eplraim +. Shall and Ann b. his wife pI,i,..y
Henry w. Robertson committee, Frances Robertson .s..,s
and The sad Henry W. IN bis right William R,r.rl
John Ron. r-on Milton, William, Iemu- Frank Eobe,.
Thomas Walker, atiha Woodbridge, the Children and Nil
Folly Andrews, whose names unknown, children and
Of Bet! ~ ke=, whose names unknown, Frank R,r
William Robertson aud Polly Robertson the other c,dyc
Frank EnttT>or hose names uuknow
Of John Robertson, Of John whose raue are known G
den and hers Of if-. - Drsrairn:elt ~ los name 80.
known, ~
The plaintiffs having filed their h and the following rc
ants 70 "i: tt children and hers o! SAID Poly Anderson H.
ceased, thr chd-n ahd hers Of Betsy SyAe. Nl,
Frank ana Poly Robertson, and the oeI said children and b
the sad Frank, The children and II the sad Johr
children and he'r' at The SAID A Desrafenfeidt moi bsy
INK entered e appearance aud given security
act OF Assembly AMI the rules
satisfactory c"Gence afdrcfi tcnr. the Clerk IN NJ a. -
they are not inidhIaus Of ili4 Commons. a,h . Old,
tn"t me sud defendants appear here The h day II m
April term If sad Court aud he tli Of the p,t
tina, copy of this order be forthwith iHc.:ed in ..,g
printed IN the cit oi Riclh,nd ar $50 IN nns
ceS'iyey, aud posted At the front o tne fo m
county. Il tupy-Ttstr. - JEtE. 80
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J. G.. GREGORY ~ Co.. Managers.

!. C.. C!sEsIDiEf y Co., M0nagerS,
OGce Main, ID door helm, .Ng,s IA .rtct,
RtcH@ono, NinctSi..
$4,000 - S30,D00 81 ,000
- prizes OF 81 900 S15Ou0!!.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, tty authority of Congress- Class
g. for i 10 be positively drawn at Alexandra, D. e., Sit
day March l-il, under III" superinndauce ComS-
appointed by the iiay ~ and Common Council
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John Eukc Ann W Berry, Elizabeth Burke, lanes H. Tempt
William 4. Make, Alexander Wake Marian Wake Ambios-
WAKE, Jane, A. Berry, William Laws and GEORGE wilson