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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

CEABROOKS WAREHOUSE affords
- the Inspectors of this Warehouse pleasure TO
inform the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that Scabrook's Warehouse is
now in good order for The reception Of Tobacco;
that ample insurance against fire will b made on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate OF dray-
age is the same as To other warehouses; that
freight will be paid on all Tobacco sent 10 them;
that their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business of the Warehouse, and every eilorn made
IN their M n to cypedtr business
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Mir. ptrnfs School was established lone before ny
rival IN Williamsburg, and made known L. ~ on" 81
very superior rank. since my re.idrure ~ WilsnD
burg, aud during the course of my professional oaf IN
William ani iiary College, have li:d amp'r "pp"it1n
~ ni Judging, myself ui IT. merits There have been
able 1" du fat Justice I" Mr. Pryuf4 Talents Teach
er and hs, perhaps unsurpassed. method di.eiplf
nan. The young mcn Who passed from NJ PioiS
School /" our College take b3sh saEtn. aIH"i
tile Students Of ny tasscs; AT L. judge iiun them, VI
Pycr hues nut only tuc'cca teach ~ The many i'
L> oi the diTft NJ branches Of p..Ic educ IL ou, i'
wh"t Il Infinitely nose ~ pota', l.. ;raiH- The nnd i
yonng study and lfguny. and ihus las open 20
tnn tie only way Ia ,''t Inltov, nlen and ad.autEs
III thr iiieasy aid The soS'a world
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINlA.-Thc next
I session OF this Institution will commcnceon
the Is: of October and terminate on the lih Of
July following.
The schools Of the University, with their re-
>pectivc professors. are
/. ANCIENT LAxGuAGrs-?roicssor Harrison.
= MopERS LAHGu ,GES-Proiessor -
.. Observation-Disclosures Conr;enay.
j. NATURAL Observation-Disclosures w. Il.
Rogers.
5. Civil ExGiNEERlSG-The subjects of which
are divided between the the professors OF Mathc-
mates and Natural Philosophy
Il. CmEMiSTW-Proi. X. +. Rogers.
:. MFDrcISE-Prof. Howard.
5. ANTONY ASD SuRGgRY-Proi. Cabell.
q. Moral PnlLosornY-Prot. G.. Tucker.
10. LAw-Prot. II. ST. G. Tucker.
For more particular information in regard TO
expenses. &c. see one of the printed catalogues,
or the Washington Glohc or ihr National Intel
ligencer WILLIS II. WooDLEf,
Proctor and Patron
Iul, ~ 03-tl0S
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THOMAS IT., O., \, G: BuRCH, J Inspectors
THoS. I. JOHNSON, inspections
~ 10 S~-On.trf

III.
TINE ui-wcekly Mail Coach for White Sui
i rhur Springs, Lewi>burg, Charleston and
Guyaalottc, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge, Daggcr's or Dibrell's Springs, Clifton
Forge, CovnSon and Calag llan'>-and, also, TIE
connection isdirectto Lexington from Lynchhurg,
Alum Springs, Warm aud Hot Springs-wil'
leave L.ynchbmg every Monday, Wednesdays and
FRIDAY after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
MAY ll6-tf
GUNNER CLOTHING-Thc un 'crsigned
~ will sell the balance Of his Stock OF Summer
Clothing a. rcyp rcduc.d prices, 10 Wit:
Plaid and plain Linen Goats, al - 90 TO 3 80
Black Summer Cloth 80 10 6 90
French Merino ! 30 10 10 90
Vests from | % 10 5 90
The above Goods arc all fresh and made express
II for retailing in this market. Those in want
arc earnestly requested 10 call and examine be-
fore purchasing-as great inducement will be Of
fered in way Of SpIs. make oud prize.
SILAS MERCHANT, 100 Main St.
July9 SIT
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NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.


T A. MARTIN, Va. St;. MINI Street, aert
j +. eloor h,lor Loadoa iI|hngi0m s. DrtlrryS
Dry Gooi> Store, respectfully invites the attention
OF the citizcn. OF Richmond, and the public gene
rally. 10 an entire new stock oi Ready Made
Coihng, manufactured very recently by him. in
fashionable style and substantial manner from
wclI->ecctcd stock ol Goods Of the latest :npor
tatjoh..
In addition To Ready Made Clothing he intends
keeping constantly on hand a superintendent
of Cloths Ca>>iincrcs and Ncslings; White,
Brown and Figured Linens, for Goats and Pants,
and Il great variety of Worsted and Cotton Goods,
ali of which will he made mp Ia order, in the
neaiest manner, al the shores, notice.
Also, a fu! supply of gcntlemen's Shirts, Bo-
SONS Collars, Stocks, Scarl., Ties, Handker
chiefs Gloves, Suspcndcrs, together with every
other article appertaning 10 @cntlcmcns wear.
all Of which will he sold AT New York prices.
Goods made al this establishment are war
rantcd both as regards durability and pcrfcc, it.
J. A. NJ hopes, by strict attention and close
application To business, 10 merit and receive Il
share of the public patronage.
MAY 10 l-2aWlv
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II. course -. obstruction embraces lhe Eh-H, i""'
crreh F,rnrL. Spansl ana Italian languages
"'s'"' ''"'''' I'll. II. FoN
Ed r. WATSON, A. NJ.
Aug % 80"
TN Y-VIRGiSIA:--At Rules held
in the Clerks Office of Tie Circuit superior
Court of Law and Chanccry Tor Louisa county,
on Monday the Isl day OF July, ioH ,,,.:c.
William Thompson, i'''''''''
against ,..I,
John Dav and Joseph Tallcy, Administrator ore, dc
bonis non with the will annexed, OF Nathan lai-
lev. deceased. and as Commissioner to lIcerlalh
Negroes which descended from the Estate OF The
said Nathan Tallcy. deceased Defendants:
The defendant, John Day, moi having c'l'erca
his appearance and given security, according 10
law and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing
hy satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhati-
lart of this STATE, on The motion OF The plainllil'
by his Attorney ordered that the ,aa acGn b
ant. John Day, do appear before The Judge oi me
said Court. al the Courthouse, on The irSt DAY oi
the next tenn OF the said Court ana answer inc
plaintiffs bin: and that copy OF ihls order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper phnll>ioo, III
the civ of Richnond for,wo months Succe>Slvey
and posted at The front door of the Courthouse oil
his county on some Court day.
A CopY-Tcstc JOHN HUNTER, ~.
I,,ly IS-N~Ul
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hnvc seen, :ith pleasure, Mr.. Pryor. cart, IN
norncirc h- purpose ta continue his ynIac Scru ana
setting fort; his of instruction iy residence
Williamsburg has made me familiar with Mr.. lry"f'-
tiScil Hr, and IL effects the mannrs, habits atd
n!Ca,s ri has pu,i!s Ii hoy lr nod 10 b,A 50
himself properly, aud H. study diligently, VI Ps.or wI
make him do both My position, Professor IL W.
l.ain and May College ,s enabled me q" ir.e 81 lie
t,ti"4ns and preparation .: yol'hs, who Gene Z" h'
through Hf r.yni'- school, and am pft ru,d =" -,
that ry always distinguished, M tneIT ,t.,s. ~
uir Information already a'Ihlfrd, ard, wh' IL Hir ~
o'ant E'r The Gevel pGcht at The iacmry "t atas
ton, b. IT. exercise, under his tuition cot. der h'
Sc"r NJ I,raiy advantageous 10 the toePe. ant ~ ~
rsliil.ab!c yalGc - parents. u. J u ME-,
Proi. l.ar, William and Mary COLLEGE.
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TNO MARCUS \. THOMPSON, ESD
Virainin ". iaI,e this method of notifying you,
that We Shall proceed, on The 9Th day Of scP'em-
her 1911 hrtwcen the hours of sunrise and sun
set Of that day. On the Law Office offs W. Nor
ris n I.ouis1 Courthouse, State of Virginia. Ia
take the deposilions OF Andrew +. Bcadles and
others, 10 In. read IS evidence in certain Chan
ccry suit now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Louisa county,
State Of Virginia in which We are plaintiffs and
YOU and others are defendants. Yours, &c,
JOHN BEADLES, and
WILLIAM w. BEADLES,
Merchants and partners, trading under the firm
and slylc of J. & W. w Beadcs.
Louisa CO., State OF Va, July .. lS-w2m
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WELLINGTON sCHooL-The next session 9" .i ,'i,s ~
srrcr and on the 18Th etI Es.S LATIN,
go -. r,.rc, s,n,n,s /, AMI Italian Languages
"'''"' '0"''' I'll. II. FbN :,
ED r. WATSON, A. NJ.
itv
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tTTNS NTNN!IEkUDI.,
Professor o. i!aminity Wm and HI's CoIrst
February I2th, ls;i

have great pleasure in adding my testimony Of appfo
baton tn those Il my brother Professors o Wiinn ani
Mnry College. Daring he eist year, that have held
Professor, h:p ia fl,t Institution hive had man! at
Mr T. yof'- scholars pupils IN clqsse!, aud a'r
been struck by their uniform good conduct. and by TIE
excellent and - manner whnGh they nave been
Grounded, in tho principles of the SCIENCES, II has been
my duty teach in the College. -
' JOHN iILLINGTON,
Professor cf Chemistry aud Natural P.iIn onhy.
IN W.l.inm AID Mary CuIt.".
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The School al Sir. Pryor ii:s established In wa
Harrisburg tor several y.ar-, DUNG wIch tn- have
become aril acquainted b. u WIKI ~ discipline ana to-
ehata.iCT of III" Instruction imported. haze ma ''lt
ton IN si,iny lr-l IL dr-t fv- rank Hn,nuc the l
schools state The dtsciplin" - admirable, tan
N:spu- sutlr,t- he PROCESSES T." irhc! have brrn
iHa .hr, att us pupils have hcn HHiinmy a!nusg t'
most successful su.rni- at our Institution Mr.. PByf
,.rr.r- 81 h- cla>>rt, too, anrre Tie very lew ra,
c's, cap tile 81 mparIing correct ui"rmat"n, ~
tcci manner, the Moral Scirncrs. Tie prrpirst,u
ulhis pupils Tia. department, b-Eg ain 81 unrivaled
T. Il. DEW.
President William sni Mary coe.y.
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TlHE SCHOOL. will be continued al my house.
/ under the same instructor, for another year,
commencing on the Is, of September anu cIos.;'S
the Isl of July next The subscriber natills ',c
SOLELY in view in establishing this School, Will
limit the number 10 fifteen pupils, of whom he Is
DESTROYS of having six as Boardcrs; and II these
be promptly engaged the number will be limited
TO Twelve There are now four vacancies; :.
The subjects taught are the Greek, Latin at;
French and German languages; Geography, HIS
tory, English Grammar and Composition Atm
mcric ana Mathematics.
Tcrms-For Board and Tuition for the session
of len months, payable half yearly in ADVANCE
slGO. WILLIS II. WOODLEi,
University of Virginia.
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PRfNcErON, Aug ;. leil
The sub.c-iher+. havin. been informed ,!t, Mr Il 9
Sterling proposes To eprn I'm Ac2drmv III Girhgort
take pleasure giving their cordial t-cauiner i;t t
Mr. \. Is alumuu- Of the College Of New .rf,,, "a,
we Know h'm IL he thorough scholar. We las. The
b, believe. that ,hr ngh reputation winch l.
has since saned instructor i. fully deserved
10 We hesitate tn express prr-liasi"n that ans sc.
witch he may establish, viii rank among the best cd nr,
CLASH al aiG Mathematical Sr.iiinTfIeS Mr. l. l. l.
liz l. a'sn known 10 n< ~ gradual. If the Cor.r
aud worthy. IN every respect, L. bc tius assaCil
put
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july Is

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGlNlA.-Ihc chaiF
II Of the school ii Modern Languages Oh inns
Institution having become vacant, 10y the lcsiS
noron If Professor Charles krailsir, The Beard
Of Visitors will proceed. AT a special meeting on
the 10Th September 10 fill the vacancy thus oc-
casoncd. :,ar
The compensation Of the Professor consists 81 !.
4 salary of one thousand dollars ana icc 81
twenty-five dollars from each member Oh .hs
School. besides the use ola comfortable dwelling
and garden, free OF rent. The Languages taught
arc German French, Spanish, Italian and An
Applications NAV be addressed 10 tic under
signed, Al the University OF Virginia.
WILLIS II. WOODLEf, Proctor
July % -lloa
~; The II. Wing will publish regularly in the
country papcr-and the New York American.
and New York Evening Post, the Boston Post,
aud Boston Atlas regularly III their city or daily
papers until the l0;h OF September. and forward
their accounts 10 this Office Tor collection. One
cop. of the papers containing the advertisement
10 be sen, 10 the Proctor, with The cost OF adveFtiS-
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

TnppnhnnnocH, Aug. :, ISL.
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A NlELIA ACADENlY.-The next Session
A viii commence Sept Isl, and end July Isl
Board and Tuition, :::!;o-:S:775 70 b" paid Sept.
ls SIS February lst. Pancual attendance a'
the commencement of the session is earnestly re-
oucsted. Refer to WM. II. HARRISON.
~ Direct, (posi paid,) Elk lii I: o., Amelia
July A 1T W. II. II.
CLASSlCAL AND MATHEMATICAL
u SCHOOL IN STAUNTON,B BY PIKE Pow
rRs.-Thc exercises flhi> School will bc fesuih-
cd on tie Isl Monday in September and terminate
the las, Friday i'll June, with wopublic seiiii-ah-
nia examinations.
Terms: For board and tuition ten months, Slo";
for expenses OF schoo! room and apparatus '3o-
PAYABLE one hafcn the ls OF September, az" one
half on the Is, OF February.
JULY IL 2u-locPi
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Goodness.

t.Our neighbor Squire Peleg Sanford well
the old Squire. and all MS family all of them the
passionate folks that lived when they chosed and then
they could keep their temper. and be cool other
times cucumbers One night old Peleg. ne call
ed. ,o his ocum boy If fourteen years of
and bring IN backlog for the FIRE backlog you know,
Squire wood fire. always the biggest stick tina;
find carry. 1t takes junk ola Toy The lin
..Well SION Gocum goes to the log, the
to leave bed IT, and stands by ready
place. Presently in comes Gocun with little stick,
bigger his leg. and Uncle Peieg got
mad he said word jus, seized his .idin
ip and gave him awful whippin.' He tanned
hide properly for him You may depend. 'No~,' said
re go sir, and bring in proper backlog
"Goeam clear git well as the old man, for he
a chip of the block, and no mistake: he
goes wi,hou; much sayn word but instead of gon'
the wood pile. he walks off altogether. and s,aid
eigh, years: till ne -and-swensy. and his
Well. as he was gown, and
lawfully his hook, ne took i, into his head day
and his old father and mother again. and
them tina, he alive and kckn,' for they did'n,
whether dead harin heart OF
from him blessed word all that time When he arrived
aud pissed the keepin' wnder, he looked in.
and old Squire sittn' il tie chair
egh, years aiore, ordered in bscslos. .ad
him ssch u.rercifai whipPfn So what toss GO
DO bu. tine .oo3pe. aud picks Up ha
log (fo ne had CROWD Almost ;nundern'
big .l:e ,hsa and openin sae doar, no marches AM
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Beautiful incident.

The following incident occurred few weeks
village Of one of The Southern of State. II
Saba III afternoon, and the doors OF the village
church thrown let in tho balmy air from the
fields without The congregation had assembled and while
tne minister aiding the first hymn beautiful. dove
tered the door and came walking up the main aisle
Such visitor drew of course universal attention. But
the choir arose TO sing he seemed startled and lifting him.
self on his wings alighte the pipe above him.
where he bending his glossy neck ana turning his head
catch the harmony swelled through the tempt
of God. Whether i, tho chorus of voices the full
toned notes OF the organ that caPtsaed him, cannot tell
bu. he the perfect picture of atenon Ill! the
music ceased
Waiting momeut az if to near the strain commence
gain he started from his perch and saiei tho of the
organ where he fdsled his pnons and looked down
the audience. The young clergy pray. lis is
distinguished for his and the ervor OF his
cation and he stood with his hands around the Bible
which ella sped before him. humby beseecing The Faith
Of all good send his Holy Spif, down. tina, beautiful
bird pitched from resting place the and calling
down level wing the whole length of the church, perch
ed the Bible directly between the hands OF the clergy
l, was merely natural occurrence but how beautiful
pictu.e There stood the messenger OF God with face
wards heaven pleading for heavens blessipg-the Bible
before him. around which his hands royereny clasped
while od that bea uiifu and innocent dove The
three together formed group full Of interest and sym
bolized all that is dear The Word Of God
the people, Gods upoa it, and
Gods herald claspng them both as he prayed.
What wonder is i, if supers,ous feeling through
the house the people watched that dovethe emblem of
and purity and divine Spirit understanding
the Bible and looking gently down them Beautiful
bird. centred for time the affections of all IT; and
he who could have injured it there, would have injured
hundreds of hearts time. The pressure of
feet sacrilega there for the expression Of
sof, eye innocence and love.
he clergyman feeling the Of the and fear
ing might distract the attention of his hearers, gently
passed hand over the Bible. The dove, unsarted,
merely hoped the cushion till pray
ended II then and sailed In former
times the dove would have been regarded spiritual
ssi,ant from the worla a special mission
in prayer, and awakened feelings OF and
To ne il only natural but unusual occurrence,
awakening simply the sentiments of beauty II was
and accidental figure introduced suddenly beautiful
picture giving harmony and perfection to what
deemed perfect before. There religion bot it
wi full Of bcauty.-.N Y Obserrer.
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SIlERIFF.S SALE.

BY visueyof Decree and Execution ted.
the Wayne Circuit Court, l will expose a publ. sale
tho Court hbuse door in Cenerve, Wayne County, Ind-
the 2S,h day of December ls44 the
Of ten O'Clock. A M and four O'Clock, r. NJ, said
the following property. I" wit:
certain parcel or of land situate in that par, Of
the city of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana laid by
John Smith. and described follows, Beginning
the North Ea., Of Lot No "a thence running
forty feet six inches: Ihence East Eastern
boundary oil said Lot: thence North the boundary
said 10, forty inches thence W. u, The
ri beginning Taken property OF S,ephe, D,,r,,
and wife, satisfy said Decree Execution 10 favor Of
benjamin. Stratan. DAVID GENTRY. Sh.a w &
december An, lc3i 5. 5Uts
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Asking Help--..Hurrah for BiTney!''

sfCor. viii. -.

The n. Y. rbpne. hits the Third party the right
place, in the following article, reply OF their
The Cincinnati Herald (Aholition) o know if il,
will have help cleo, an,savery Presen, in AS
No, sir: probably So long you and your clan do
your best defeat such sn,slasery John O. Ad
ans, William Sade Joshua r Giddings and like
,hem casting your elect GagLaw, Texas,
Marobbery Loco Focos in Their places. beg be
cused from any alliance with you. Had forty of you
gone openly the loeofocos where you belong and
will ultimately land. should have had n anti
Texas, ansi-sop the Mail, anGag Law Presiden, elect
instead of who just the opposite al! these que
and who voted against evena Shareholders PROPOSE
,on for the eec,al suppression OF the African slave
trade You. Third Party wireworkers. forced this
upon instead of the only ansiTexas candidate who
could possibly be elected On guilty heads sha
of unborn genera ,ions Rio, in inaay
and rejoice in its triumph, but ask TO unite with
you in any thing! We prefer Calhoun and McDuhe to
They least fgh, manly battle and win wha; shey
win fairly You do the diress journsywork of party
despises you and which will pay you for the vie
you have given them By r.mpiiny Petitions
AMI robbing the Mails Of papers. And will have
the consolation Of knowing that you have deserved all
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: hcriff,s ale.

DY VIRTUE of Sundry Executions directed,
Dtrom the Wayne Circuit Court will expose pur-
lie sale the Court house door IN CentreviNe Wayne
County, Indiana the 2sth day of December. Sii be
the hours Of O'Clock. A. NJ. and four O'Clock,
r. M. VI said day, the following property to-*it:
The East half Of Lot numbered hty-txo and the west
half Of LOT humble rc numbered the plat of
par, City of Richmond, Wayne Indiana.
laid by Charles W. Starr. ALSO the East half of 10;
numbered fy,hree numbered the plat of that part
said city laid by jeremiah Cox Taken the prop
Of Daniel d. Sloan, satisfy executions favor Of
she state Bank of Indiana Virgins and WATSON Admrs,
and John Walker.
DAVID GENTRY Sha. w. C.
Dec. 5,h 1874. g. 50is
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The Old Gxsvd knous ho,r 10 die but TIE Old Guard
does not kaow hofc to ss1rTeu9ert''

The Old GG~vd kno,es or die: but tss Old Guard
does not kyso,e hotc to sltrTer9er!n
So said Napoleon celebrated occasion So will a II
the wings the occasion, the country over
la 1886, Mr.. Van Buren, elected by far greater
majority than Mr. Polk will obtain The wings. for
while. were detected and depressed, how they
rallied i'll 1910. and the battle And the country
will be siek of Jimmy Polk ye.r. they
OF Masy Van, will be they have
for aloes and ipccac.
Polk - now chosen by beggarly majority 200,
State giving nearly half million votes Had bu,
1900 persons who voted for him in New York, voted
gaint him. Mr.. Clay would have succeeded See upon
what exceedingly small pinhook grea: turned
There is of settled detection among
Though beaten, and beaten, aid heaen and over
tue wings WELD powerful moral conservative influence
in the Government, of the u,mos, importance cause
Of Republican Liberty. We have the L. s. SENATE;
have the Legislatures of majority of the States;
gallant wing champions and glorious "The Old
Guard will never surrender!''
.F1eedom's ba tile begun.
Bequea shed from bleeding sire son,
Though bafled OF, is surely won.'
Truth crushed earth will rise again
The eternal years of God hers.''
Chlicothe
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mum Err 81.

lays il down the hearth, and then lookn' up,
Father, I've brought you in the backlog"
once feieg was struck all in heap he couldn's
believe his thai that great boy
mad eow-hded, and he eoadn't believe his when he
head hn' call him ihes; from the grave wouldn's
have surprised him no quite cnfak and
numoed for minute But he came eight off, aud
iced down to a freezin' pin, in no time.
''Nh a: did you say 7" sal. he
hat have brought you in tho Backlog sir, you seat
for.''
Well then you've been Id long time fs.ehu, is.ss
sais be- "ihat's all eay. Draw tho coals ko,vssd
put II on, and then go bed.
Vow, that's fact Squire: know the pAstes mvseIf-
and thats hat do call eooiaess-and mistake
Sam Slick.
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Shcrif's Sale.

DY Virtue OF Suniry Executions o me directed from
1.-the Wayne Circui, Court, will public sale
=. the Court house door in the Town Of Cen,eSe Wayne
County. Indiana. tie a5th day December 1871,
s.een the hours of ten o'clock A NJ and four O'clock
N on said day the following property. TO witt
Two certain parcels lots of land in the or New
Boston, Wayne lndana known by bein. lots
oered thirty -four and thirty Numbered
nj plat OF said town Taken the property of lie Vi
5ohnson, to satsfy Executions in favor os Thomas s.
Hamilton. DAVID GENTRY s VIC
November 23,h, 1874 $3.50 ACTS
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

TINIE undersigned ofors for sale pleasant family resi-
dence, in the city Of Richmond, Franklin
opposite Friends Meeting House The House
good story dwelling, neatly painted and we'll fin
i-hed style IL contains six rooms, and all
n conorta BILE residence There also
good Stable and Carriage House, and build
inss II is pleasantly stua ted, aud in good negbohood
JOB RORTON, Adm'r Of the
Estate Of J. 5. Bof,on deed.
Nov %, 1914. 49tf