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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

JAMES H. JUREY, COMMISSION -a1ER-
y CHANT, RICHMOND, Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour, Wheat and other Produce-and on con-
slsninents in hand makes liberal cash advances
o1.ce on Cary street, three doors above Williams
haxalps Warehouse, on the Basin Bank.
r, REFEREScEs.-Messrs. F. g. ]. S. James g.
70, Richmond; Col Jno. R. Jones, w. P. Parish,
ccq.' Charlottesville; Mcssrs. B. T. Tinsley &
g. iL;ynehburs; E. May, Esq, Staunton; John
McCianahan, Esq, Buchanan; ]. w. A.
Era Eau p Esq. Buckingham; Reuben Ragland,
M. roS%nsatani DR.. James /, Jones, Orange.
mascR 96-u
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CEABROOK'S WAREHOuSE.-It affords
- the Inspectors of This Warehouse pleasure 10
inform the Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that Seabrook's Warehouse is
now in good order for the reception OF Tohacco;
that ample insurance against fire will be mate on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate oi tlray-
age is the same as 10 other warehouses; that
freight will be paid ON all Tobacco sent 10 tnen
thai their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business of Inc Warehouse, and every effort made
ON their pan TO expedite business
T Th9NA + S i. fSsoS' Inspectors.
Jan. Is 1S-3awtf
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MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
vi VIRGINIA-The Seventh Winter Session

EDICAL COLLEGE IN RlCHMoHD'
vi VIRGINIA.-The Seventh Winter Session
d the Medical Department of Hampton Sidney
College. will commence in Richmond on the last
Monday in October, Qhe 2Slh,) and continue un-
til The last of February following.
John Cullen, NJ. D.. Professor OF 1ne0Ty ana
P5Getioc Gf Medicine
Auss. l.. Warner, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
a1i Surgical Aisatomg.
[. W. Chamberlayne, NJ d., Professor Of
therapeutics and .laieria lIsiicn.
r. L. Bohannan, NJ. D., Professor 81 o'ae-
'r,es and Diseases Of Women ami Chatirea
Socrates Maupin, NJ. D., Professor 81 Chc""s-
IN and Pharmacy.
Jefries Wyman, NJ. D., Professor Of anatomy
cti PagsDj0gy
A connections and elegant College and mfr,
mary Building is in progress OF erection, and
wl be complccd hy the opening OF the session ;
ha, been So arranged, as to afford to the Student
eyery convenience and comfort, and will enable
lne Faculty to extend 10 him all the advantages
and facilities for a thorough education, which
the present advanced condition OF Medical Science
demands. The College Indrmary, City Aims
house, Armorv and Penilentary, afford ample,
means for instruction in clinical Medicine ana
Snrgery. while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy. and operative Surgery, are unsurpas-
scd PHYSICIANS in the country, who do not re-
cciye the catalogue, which will be issued during
,ais month, Guly,) will please send their aa-
dresses, (post paid,) to the Dean.
AUGS. l. WARNER, M; D.,
Dean Of TIC FacnAy.
Julv2 l6-ustNov
-: The Richmond Wing National Intelligent
cor and Globe, Washington, will inserti IN coun.
Try paper until the first of November.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.-The next session
Oofthis Institution will commence the Isl OF
July f. w COLEMAN, Principal.
Address Concord Academy, Caroline County.
RsFEREScEs:-Hon.J John y. Mason, Wash
ington; Gen. Bayly, Accomac; Gen. James Pc
gram, Richmond; r. NJ. I. Hunter, Esq, Es-
sex; DR.. Gessner Harrison, University of Vir-
2inia June 2S-l5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

DEWARE or COuNTERFElTS! !!-No
ID one medicine has ever been more counter
teed than Rowands Tonic Mixlurc-,he "F"RS-
cN poof that no one has ever been more ioPrLAR'
This, However, calls for the greater vigilance on
the part of fever and aguc patients !" avoid the
Transcend cbcols, by means oil which. their sitter
ings will he protoagcd, instead of being promptly,
radically, and permanently cured by procuring
that o'd farmiic and sterling remeaE: lhe olly
true. ORIGINAL, and genuine Rowand.s (lmproEen)
Tonic Mixture. gaordcd by the 'rtifen signature
of John Il. Rowand. on piper iobi, which pass
cs across the mouth of every bottle OF ,he "n s'
afiric and must he destroyed in drawing me corr.
Merchants Of integrity and honesty dcal III lllg
true Tonic Mixture. Knavcs and imposlors stl'
the councrGcs. A word TO the wise is enough
Sold by all the respectable Druggists IN !, kic'!
mond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Norfolk ~c'
Sole Proprietor (again,) ~.
JOHN Il. ROWLAND, Phila,
Graduate of University OF Penn
Turo 20 l5-2aw3m
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CTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
- The subscriber, proposing 10 make SON, some
change in the style of his business, WILL on FL
NESDAY, the l7th July next, expose To Puplc
sale, at the store now occupied by him on Broad
way street, at o'clock, his entire stock oil Dry
Goods, com Uprising a very general assosme 1No-
His customers and!he public generally VIII peas
observe that he will continue TO sell at cost i
cash, till the 18th day of July, When MS sore WIZ
be- closed to make preparations LOT inc sac;
Granite Front Building, Shockoc tlili'
Sale conducted by DUNLOP, MoScrRE 4 20.
June 4 -"
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FURNISHING MACIIINE-The subscriber
L is now prepared 10 furnish the farmers OF
Virginia with what he considers Ia be the best
horse power and Threshng Machine he ever saw,
for about onc hundycd doiafS. Ii is made upon
new modcl. which allon!s great strength in small
space and at little expense. It's intended for two
horses, bu, NAV be worked with tour. 1t is cal
culated 10 lhresh well and clearly about one hun
dred bushels day. Those interested in such
matters are respectfully requested TO call and ex-
anime it, L. L. BOl Is
Iune ~ l3-Wtf
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l-Wtt
~ NJ HOYT's PRIZE OFFICE, UnAc

~ NJ. HOYTS PRIZE OFFICE, UlWer
u. The Exchange HofG, Rtrtmoad, Virginia
TIOYT intends TO sell more Prizes in July
Than has ever been sold i'll the same length oil
time The schemes are particularly cnlicln"
and the old patrons Of II0yt's house, and new
ONES can have prizes now by only ordering tick
ct, from the Pet of the Goddess, Hoyt, whose luck
seems pcculiarly adapted 10 persons in the coun-
irv. rs he has sold larger prizes, and more oil
them. to such persons, than any other vendcI ana
the following month will he particularly rich III
prizes. A large crop is ready Tor all whoare us
posed 10 reap
SCHEMES FOR JULY
JulySih.
New Jersey Lottery, class 90: ! Capitals Of
-l0 900 and Tickets 50 Only. A certificate OF
n,,,ogc of whole Ticke., will be sent by Hoyt
for >s6u-shares in proportion When package
is taken two tickets will be thrown III by
$4,000 for 18th of July.
Alexandria Lottery, class No. %: ssio,Uou IN
$1,000 prizes. a $4,000, &c. Whole Tickets ID
This SPLENDID Scheme only go certificate oil
p package of Wholes will he sent by Hoyl Tor
$40: package of halves $50; package oil
Grartars go so Recollcct, il you want prizes,
send 10 10000, il0
Alexandria, class d: 10.00O capital Whoic
Tickets will be sold BY Hoyt for Sl3O; package
Of shares for 80 80. Single Tickets only $40,
cheap for Prize OF Si0,OUU
$:3O,ooO-July 9Th. =,
Alexandria Lottery, class No. 20: Capital
$50 600. sc. Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
4 package certificate sen. for sl3o, by HOY !.
Persons from the country when in town should
ALWAYS call on Hoyi if they are in wans OF money
-. Orders for Tickets and Shares, ana Gerli-
fcaics OF Packages in the above Splendid Lotto,
rios will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing sent Immediately al
Ter il is over TO all who orier from
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, va
=. - G-wti
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The sub
IN scribcr has recently opened 4 Tavern in the
town OF New Canton, for the accommodation OF
his friends and the public. New Canton is siIu-
aled on the right bank of The James River III The
county of Buckingham, and within halt mile
of the James River Canal lie is determined To
spare no pains necessary 10 accommodate CON-
ionaby and agrecaby all who may call upon
him Persons i'll the ncighbo!hood OF Hucklng-.
ham count house, OF within reasonable distance oil
New Canton, wishing 10 take the beat ON The ca
nal, going up or down vii! find ii 10 their interest
as well as comfort To call upon him. lie will al
ways have ready some agreeable conveyance To
carry passengers from his house 10 the boat, ana
from the boat 10 his house.
The two horse post coach, running IRON BUCK, :,
inslam court house 10 New Canton and back 5
times week puts up with him. and an arrange
ment has been made. SD that the coach reaches
New Canton each evening on which Tie boat
goes down, time enough for persons soin2io Kich-
mond 10 take passage on the boat Tor tue iaier
place. and leaves New Canton The next morning
after the boat going up reaches the later E'aec'
JAMES S. WREN.
New Canton lime 81 lSii IJ-2n
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NOTICE is hereby given, tina, have been APP
" pointed agent and attorney in fact for Youel
s Rust, late Of the city of Richmond, BY virtue of
power of attorney executed By him and duly at
tested bearing date the 18th day of June, 1874 by
which all other powers of attorney are revoked,
cancelled and annulled. All persons, therefore,
indebted 10 said Youel S. Rust will be required to
make immediate settlement with the subscriber,
and those having claims against him will present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

A MEIIA ACADEMY next Session
a will commence Sept lst, and end July Isl,
ISIS
Board and Tuition. $l5O-S75 to be paid Sept.
Isl S75 February lst. Punctual attendance al
the commencement of the session is earnestly re-
qucs,ed Refer to WIN. II. HARRISON.
mi Tiff w. Fl. Fl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

CANlUEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco
- Wheat and Flour, on commission, and will
give particular attention 10 all property entrusted
to his management
Office in trent buiing Of Shockoe Warehouse.
Ian y 1i-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

nh phur r' Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston and
Guyandonc, passing Balcony Fails, N ,a1,
Er y s''I parrers or D:brcls Springs, Clifton
Forg. Coyin9ion and ghan's-and, also, the
conncc,ion * direct to Lexington from Lynchburg,
Alnm STRINGS. Warm and Hot Springs-wlll
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast Extra coaches Will be
''''''s'''D . j. JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
Nav iio-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

TARMS FOR SALE-The subscriber is a'l-
L thorised osel Farms, in the county OF Hen
rico.-One of them lies about 7milcs below Rich
moad. on the Chickahominy river. II contains
1893 acres; 500 acres of which are prime mud
land. There are three dwelling houses on The
tract; one of them elegant and commodions, erect
ed at a cos, of $1,000. This tract is most heavi-
" timbered with ash, oak, and pine, of The finest
quality: and on the premises, there is capital
Saw Mill from which an active, enterprsinSman
could reap three times the cost oflhe place. The
situation is perfectly healthy. The whole tract
can be boushttor so, 1000 on accommodating terms
or 700 acres, including two dwelling houses, the
saw mill, and the hest part ofthe TIMBER could be
bought for $4,000.
am also authorized 10 sell tract OF land be-
longing to the Rev G. NJ. Keesee, lying in The
county of Henrco, about lS miles below Rich
nond and about miles from James River. The
tract contains 56G acres is well watcred and fur
nished with inexhausible beds of the very richest
War. A large proportion Of the farm has alrea-
dy been brought to a high state of improvement
by the use of this marl and the remainder Is
equally susceptible of The buildings com
modious and in good order. The whole may I've
purchased for the very low sum OF SIX thousand
dollars. e. 1. Butts;
Tnno ST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

nIVIDEND.- President and Directors OF
the Bank of Virginia have declared Diyi-
dend Off per cent, out Of the profits OF the Bank
for the last six months, which, after deductins, !
Der cent. bonus to the State, will be PAD 70 inc
Stockholders on and after the 18th inst
''''A sAM'L MARX, Cashier
Inlv wv
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/ UDLAM, PRESTON s. CO., TOBACCO
- AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Ha.-Make liberal advances on con-
slgnments to their address.
June Is l2-l2t
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JOHN WATKINS,
Attorney in fact for Youe S. Rust.
Il am prepared TO furnish eight pair Of Mill
Stones, of dfferen, sizes-the remainder of Youel
> Rusts stock They will be sold low for cash.
July4 LIT J. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

DOAIDMAN ON APOSTOLICAL Sue
ID CESSlON-J. w Randolph y Co. l2l
West Main ST., have for the Prca,ica doctrine
Of the AposloIical Succession examined with
dclincaiion OF The High Church System, by II.
A. BoarCman, Pastor l0!h Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia. Price Il.
July lEWu
A VOICE FROM ROME. W. Ran
a. dolph * Co.. III West Main st, have re-
ceycd second supply Of A Voice from Rome.
answered bv IN American Citizen, or Review
of the Encyclical Letter OF Pope Gregory XVI,
A. d. 1882 The Bishops Oath, and the Fopc's
Curse upon Herctics. &c Price l2cenlS
July l-"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM TT MAY
In CONCERN.-Thc scales for weighing live
stock in the city of Richmond having been COM
plclcd notice is hereby given that all beef cattle
and hogs brought to the city OF Richmond Tor the
shambieS, are required by law to be weighed in
the gross. The scales are located on the lot oc-
cupied by Captain John Goddin as tavern at
Bacons Quarter Branch, adjoining my Office,
where | shall attend every day for the purpose Of
weighing all stock that may be presented. The
law fixes penalty on all persons who shall sell
or buy beef or hogs without having them weighed,
which penalty will berisidy enforced.
w. D, WREN, Weigh Master.
l,-u-iy-
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TULY DIVIDEND lsi4-Emn'e's Bank q
j Tirriuia-The Board Of Directors have de,
cIarcd = Dividend of 81 per cent. on the Capital
STOCK out of the profits OF the last half year. sub
iect 10 a deduction OF per cent bonus 10 the
State. The tax exactcd will also be paid by the
Bank JAMES u. bLAiN' Sa,ii =,
Jp, III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

GAY-HILL FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Ooffcrs this place, on which he now resides, for
sale 1t contains, about five hundred acres; OF
which about ffty acres are Creek and branch flats
There is attached to the place good Grst Mill.
This land lies within three miles of James Ri
yer. and thirty-fve from Richmond-is of good
quality, having fine clay foundation, and sii>-
ceptibe ofihe easiest and highest improvement
by the use ofclovcr and plaster. 1t adjoins the
lands of Josiah Lcakc. James b. Ferguson and
others. The situation is as healthy as any in Nir
ginia, and the ncighborhool most pleasant
and agreeable one-1'erms of sale made known
on application to me THOMAS L. GAY.
Goochland count, July 2. lG-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

JETEBB, BACON & co. offer for sale
w I6i hhds. New Orleans Sugar
li6 hhds. p. Rico and ST. Croix TO-, part prime
recently imported
500 bags Lasuvra, Rio Porto Rico, Havana
and 81. Domingo Coffee
Sc bags fine old Java and Maracaibo do.
SIS hhds Wcsi India Molasscs
500 sides Sole Leather
q dozen Russell Leather
800 Spanish dry Hides
II boxes and half boxes double Loaf Sugar
6 bbls. crushed do
81 lierces Rice
500 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
l0l do. Ground Alum do.
80 boxes Tallow Candies, Hulls patent and
other brands
Oh boxes Soap, various qualities
- boxes Sperm Candies
6 tons American Blister Steel
81 bundles Hoop Iron, OF various widths
172 boxes Window Glass SxI0 aud l0xl2
II tons Nora Scotia Grind Stones
80 bbls North Carolina Tar
20 DO. Tanners Oil
81 dozen Painted Buckets
1l3 bags Shot
81 kegs Duponts Gunpowder -
II cases Calabria Licorice
Al kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
Also Coppcras, Loswood Alum, Indigo, Mad
der, White Lead SalipetTe, Bar Lead, Shoe
Thread. Leading Lines and Bed CopiS, Ginger
Pepper Pimcnto, Starch, Teas OF various quail
ties. Corn Brooms, Irvine, WOODWARD, Hops.
PAPER, &c, &c, &c.
Richmond, July Q, 1911. lS-2m
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EIRE INsURANCE-Thc New York Con

EIRE INSURANCE.-Th New York Con-
L relationship Fire Insurance Company, No.
81, Wall street, have appointed ID. G. Randolph
their A gent TO make insurance in this city, lis VI
cnity, and State of Virginia, against loss or da-
mage by ire. on Dwclling-houscs Warehouses,
and Buildings in general, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, and every description OF Proper
ty. on terms as favorable DIS those OF any other
COMPANY This is an old and wei! established
Com pany, and has a Capital OF ;s3O0,OOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

DROPERTY AT SPOTTSYLVANlA G.
/ HOUSE, FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber Of
fers for sale his property at Spotisylvana Court
House, consisting Of large tavern, recently
built, of brick, with slate roof and all the ncccs-
sary out houses, in good order, and the farm Al
tached thereto, containing upwards OF one thou
sand acres of land a large portion of which
stands in original forest. The cleared land pro-
duccs kindly, and is easily improved. The whole
farm is well waiercd, and the neighborhooi is re-
markable for good society and health. There is
no other Tavern al The Court House. For further
particulars, apply TO Richard Hill, Jr. Richmond
James II Rawlings, near Mansfeld's P. o. LOU
isa. or 10 the subscriber on the premises.
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
March IL 9q-w6m
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mo JOHN P. Observation-Disclosures,
John Kimbrough, died about twelve months
AGO. His property has been divided among his
Execnlor. who wishes to see or hear from you as
COON as possible. Direct your letters either to
your brother, Edward W. Kimbroush or T to John
B. G. Brown, Negrofoot Post Office Hanover la 20
county, Virginia, and they will be attended !e to.
EThe Editorsof the newspapers, in Ienn mes
see Mississippi and Alabama will confer favor,
by giving the above notice Two or three insertions
in their papers. . .om.
lime 81 lo-wow
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL, will reopen my
" School On the 18th of July at Col. J. j.
RowcockS. nine miles North East at Charlolics-
Vile. and continue ii five months. There will he
taught all the branches of a good English and
Classical Edrcatcn 10 qualify youth for the
UNIVERSITY. Testimonials Of my success as a
Teacher, from several Professors Of the univcr-
>ity and parents OF my Pupils, have already been
before the public Tuition fee is three dollars and
fifty cents per month. Board, &c, will be fur
nished by the subscriber, or BY Col. Bowcock, for
six dollars and fifty cents PER month,
Juiy 4 l1-w3w GEORGE CLlVE.
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DAVENPORT & ALLEN, AvcroSGEHs
~ AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Richmond,
have on consignment large stock of GEocEnIES,
&c, comprising Sugars, Coffee, Salt, Wines,
Brandy, Teas, Oils, Candles. Shot, Paper, Ground
Plaster, Herrings Sole Leather, Licorice Rice,
Molasses, Indigo, Nader, Copperas, &c.-all of
which they offer for sale. at lOr prices ulo' hbe
r0l crcdH.
CASH ADVANCES made on every description of
merchandise consigned for sale
Juv Q lS-.h
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DROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER. CORNER
ID ly Brown & Taylor,) COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS & GRocERs, Richmoad, Va, will pay par
tcular attention 10 the sale of Tobacco, Flour and
Wheat. LuDWELL II. BROWN,
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CtASH FOR WHEAT.-We wish 10 pur-
~ chase WnEArthe present season. and iorSood
crops, wcN acanel, we will pay the highest market
price in CASH. Farmers on the Dan and Staunon
rivers, and elsewhere, who have good crops. may
find il to their interest To call on us before selling
READ, CARRlNGTON & WILLIAMS.
GAINESVILLE, eth June, 1914.
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e: The Richmond Wing, National Iniellgen-
cor and Globe, Washington will insertin coun'
,ry papcr until the first of November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

DIRECTORS
J. s. Rogers. William Scott.
James Mc3lide. Ferdinand sudan,
John Adams. Peter J. Ncriu>,
John Haggcrtv Robert McCo>luy,
!. .. Vcrplanck. Richard Irwin,
John Johnson. CIV. ). Roosevelt,
). kcmochcr. l.. ID. Hurlhui,
john ]. Palmer, Geo p. Pollen,
Peter Lorillarl, William Colgate,
James Mccall l.. lIolbrook,
Henry Parish, c. Ealstow,
Reubcn WithcrS. Thomas =. Norris
J. SMITH ROGERS, President.
+. W. MARTIN, Secretary.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid. Apply
To D. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
April 20-lll-wif Richmond va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer to Messrs. Storm Dubois 4 Co, New
York; Caleb Cope, Esq, Philadelphia Lewis
Webb, ESQ., Richmond Wyatt Caliwell, Esq,
Charlotte G. H.; William Kinney, Esq. Stannion;
Mayo Cabcll, ESQ., Nelson; Judge Henry 81. Geo.
Tucker, University Of Virginia.
Feb 20 92-wly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-06

NHE Nonresident Proprotors of the Of Rp,on in the
County Of Addison hereby notified that tho
cd by said town in the next preceding this date remain
in whole part unpaid the following described lands
said owno wit tho following within the charter bounds
Goshen to wit No. lS right of William Bodget No. 10 right
Of John Cowlcs No. 2 right of George Foot No CT 10 right
Daniel James,
The following within the charter bounds of Rpon wit:
No. 1873 2nd division of Abam Undcrll No95 2nd division
1t division of John Tourney lst and 2nd division of Theophe
lus Mldlebrooks, No 49, LIST division of David Summers it,,
so of No 81 2ud division of Daniel Salmon No. s.
division of Stephen Mddobrooks m No 90, 2nd. division
Jonathan Beers No. lG9 LIST division Of Jonaun BeoIs No
on division of Jonathan Nichols, No 49, ls division of
Olco The following within tho charter bounds Middle
bury TO wit 100 tight of Mark H. Wentworth, 3d. dvs-
ion 100 right of Eenezer llanchet Sd. DIVISION lot
voyod by VIM. b. Sumner 18th of June 1871 containing
crcs lot surveyed by VIM b. Sumner 18TH Junc 1891 con-
tanning rs accs, o surveyed by WIN. b. l2h
others containing 200 acres, the 3D. division
Go laid tho right of Samuel Turner and IS laid
the right Noah Chenden half of Ebenozer Field Sd
DIVISION Sd. division of Elisha Sheldon, Sd. division of Noah
Wolams 9TH division of Ebenezer Field jr 50 acres, 4t
vision OF Ebenczcr Field and Mark H. Wentworth 3D. division
of Ebonezor Field m 3D. division Of Ebenezer Field 3d. dvis
ION of JOn Howe 3D. division of Benjamin Fnrrs 3D. division
of Elias Reed, Sd. division of Ruluf White GO
The following is list Of undivided lands tho right
David Eli John Fiench Jeral French, 50 James
ley, Joseph Iawcy, David Hawcy Francis Hawey Stephen
lands will be sold public auction the dwelling A.
s. Cook in said town of Bpon the first Thursday of
Der next at nine O'Clock in the orcnoon shall be requisite
discharge said taxes, with costs, unless previously paid
HARRY DOWNER, First Constable.
Dated ut Ripton, August %, 1874 40 3w