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

PROFESSIONAL NoTICE-The under
i signed having associated themselves in the
practice OF the Law, will attend the Courts held
in the city Of Richmond, the Superior Court Of
Mecklenburg, and The Superior and County
Courts of Hanover and Goochand. They also
propose to practice in the Court Of Appeals at
Lcwisburg.
Otfcc-on Main street, front room over the
Store of Thomas r. Price.
ROBERT C. STANARD,
WOOD BOULDIN.
Doc r-cCrn
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NlJllAOND.
PURSUANT TO decree OF the County Cont
j oi Ilenrco, pronounced on the 1lh day o!
November ISL, in tho suit OF Britannia Wei
linaton Kcnnon, widow uf Beverly kcnnon, de-
ceased, and Execuirix Of his last will and tesla
menr Plaintiff, against George T. kcnnon and
Others, Defendants. the undersigned acting as
Commissioners under the said decree, will on
MONDAY, the 30th day oi December next, al
IL o'clock, NJ, proceed to sell at public auction,
on ihe premises. la the highest bidder, "A trac, OF
parcel OF Land lying in the counties of Henrco
and Hanover, called Soletair", at present occtI-
pied by the said George L. Kennon, containing
eight hundred and twenty-seven acres and two
teIihs O. an acre, about seven miles from the
City OF Richmond, on ChickaAoniny Swamp,
and near the Brooke Turnpike road. The sale
viii be made on the following terms, 10 wit: For
cash as 10 50 much Of the purchase money rs
win be sufficient 10 pay The sum ot twenty five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the
Isl day Of April, lSii, and al! the costs attending
the execution OF said decree, (including COM
mission on the whole amount OF purchase mo-
ncy Of five per centum Oh the first three hundred
dollars and two per cent. on all above that.) and
the residue Of the purchase money payable one
half on the Isl day of January 1916, and the re-
sdue on the lst day Of January, 1877, for each
of which nstalmen.s bond will he taken, bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, TO he paid when
the principal is payable No conveyance will be
executed 10 The purchaser until the sale shall be
confirmed, The purchase money paid, and con-
vcyance directed by the Court.
G Geo: +, c \ rHEErr. com'r~.
Eoy 20-d&clis
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DRACTICE OF LAW-The subscriber
/ having resumed the practice Of Law, will
attend the Sessions Of the Court of Appeals in
this City, and those of The Superior Courts OF
Norfolk Borough and Norfolk County, and en-
gage in any business in the line of bis profes-
sion. VIM. MAXWELL.
Office on 18th Street, South side four doors
from the corner on Main. Nov. 19-2aw6w
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WToRTHAMs oFFICE-No :, Exchange
s3G Ooo c,ni,,I, Ioo Of ooo,

$4,000 Capital! 100 Of 1000!
The Alexandria District Lottery Glass No.
10, draws in Alexandria to-day. Tickets for
sale until & O'clock p. NJ. Prizes: $4,000, TO-
600 $500 1000, 5000, ) OF 800, 10 Of 900
100 Of 100, SO. TinL.i. Sin-Shcr.S in pro-
portion.
Also for this Morning.
$4,000 capital. The Alexandria Lottery, En-
ira, Glass No. 292; drawing received lo.day,
ri l2s o'clock. Prizes: $4,000, 1000, 2,5oo,
800, 1881, OF 1000, : Of 100 10 Of 300 10 Of
els ::3-Sharcs in proportion.
And To be drawn soon.
Dec l.lth-S30, 900 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
$500, &c. Tickets $40.
Dec 2lst-;Ss:}0 ,000 10000, G,000, $40, 5000,
$500, &c Tickets so.
Dec. 2s,h-SiO000, 1900, 5000. 5000, $500,
1000, &c Tickets so. For sale By
Dec. CHAS. WORKMAN.
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE. No. Exchange.
/ l. Richmond Va.-IIease note The following,
il you want money: if you have 10 Use for it,
hand this 10 Il friend
To-Day.
Grond Stlemcs.
Capital Of $4,000. 10000, 10 Of 200, 100
of 900, 100 OF 100 &c.-Tickcts $40, halves ),
qrs. > 50.
Capital of $4,000, 1000, $500 of 1000,
&c-Tickets 50 halves so, qrs. IS cts.
All the above and other prizes are in packages
and packages are 10 be had al Hoyts, No. Ex-
change The Capital of $4,000 was in pack
age (Nos II 81 32) at Hoyts few days since.
HOYT,
Dec. : No. 3, Exchange.
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LARGE & VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AT COST!


GOODS AT COST!
WE have determined 10 offer our large and
w valuable stock of Dr. Goods, amounting
to nearly @re,ay.frs THOUSAND dollars from and
after Monday, the 25lh install, until Thursday,
the 18th of December. at anGtc'oc cost for cash,
or approved paper, at short date. On the last
mentioned day, we shall! commence the sale OF
the stock remaining on hand, at public auction,
,cihom limit or remrrc, which will he continued
until the whole is sold.
Our stock is entirely fresh, nearly all having
been recently purchased at the present market
rates, or imported by ourselves under the most
favorable circumstances.
Weinvile the attention Of purchasers generally,
and can assure them, that until the day of sale,
great bargains may be obtained.
Orders from our countrr customers will be
promptly attended TO- and the goods in all cases
charged at cost.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Nov 25-ctds.
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VIRGINIA LEGisLATuRI:.
SENATE.

Friday, Dec. 6, 1874.
The resolution, relating to Virgnia's share of
the Land Fund, was committed 10 Select Com
milee, consisting of Messrs. Wallace, Peylon,
Voolfolk, Garter, and Newman
On motion of Mr.. McMULLEN,
Resolrcd, That The Committee on Claims be
instructed 10 enquire into the expediency Of re-
ducing the salary of the Clerk OF The Senate and
report to the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. WILEY,
The Senate adjourned
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ORGANIZATIoN OFPLANTS.-A Trea-
" tlse on the forces which produce the Organ
izaiion Of Plants, with an Appendix containing
several memoirs on Capillary Attraction, E!cc-
riciiy and the Chemical action OF Light: By
John W. Draper NJ. D., Professor Of Chemis-
try in the University of New York, with hume
rous Plates Just published, for sale by
Dec. q DRINkEk Y MORItIS.
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FREE TRADE!

A FREE TRADE! fN
10 To all IN general ami ercry body in 90
Particular!
MAKING Il point 10 purchase where can
lfl get the best articles at the lowest prices,
|, in return, invite the Public generally 10 give
me call. and trade or the same terms-as
am selling at very small advance on the cost
price have now on hand full and complete
assortment of hats and caps, of every style and
quality, so that all tastes and fancies may be
suited, and a, prices ranging, for hats, from 81!
cts. 10 Sand caps, from Isl cents to 80. You
have merevlo call, to make sure OF bargains.
H. GARBANATI, Shockoe Hill
Oct Att Hat Store, $780, Broad street.
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Nov. 2O-d&ctds

The undersigned will, at The same time and
place, and upon the terms of the above advertise
ment unite in selling the personal property there
in referred 10, ~ that il may be sold As whole,
and not by undivided moeiies.
GEORGE 7. KENYON.
Nov. 20-d&ctis
TN CHANCERY-VIHGINiA la Hanover
i Circuit Superior Court, October l2.h, loii.
Martha Ann Harris: Barbara w. Kelly, and
other Plaintiffs
against
Charles P. GooIall, Executor OF Henry King,
deceased and other Defendants:
Among other things decrecd, the said Court
doth further adjudge, order and decree, that the
defendant. Charles p. Gooda Executor ot Hen.
nv King deceased, do render before Commission
er John Shore further account of the rents and
profits of the Real Estate Of Henry King and OF
his transactions as Executor oil the said King
and that the said Commissioner do, by advertise
ment. for two months, in one OF more of the news.
papers in the city Of Richmond. require the Gre
ditors of Henry King. deceased, 10 appear before
hm. and exhibit their claims against the said
Henry Kings Estate in the manner now required
by law A Copy-Tcsle.
PHILIP Is. WINSTON, c. G..
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w HE ANNUAL FAIR.-The Female
il , ,s Association will hold their Annual Fair
the Iia concert Saloon Of the Exchange Hotel, by
ga, Tha PERMISSION OF the proprietor, commenc-
20 thursday, the 18th December.
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SErk A few Cows can be well wintered on
* reasonable terms at Tree Hill, where may
Be had first rate Hay, Fodder and Oats.
Nov. 25-eo3t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, OH TcceuIDtT, ToFF.
The parties concerned arc hereby notified 10
attend at my Office in the ely Of Richmond. on
the eth day OF February next by 'en o'clock, a.
NJ with their accounts FOR settlement.
The creditors of Henry King, deceased, are
also notified TO attend at my Office, in tic city
aforesaid, on The same day, and a, HE same time
with their claims, properly authenticated against
the said Estate.
No --,on, mo SHORE Comm'r
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CHARLES 7. GOODALL,
HENLEY c. BOSWELL,
600.

BY virtue Of Ike same, above mentioned de-
cree, We shall likewise proceed TO sell al public
Auction 10 the highest bidder OH tie 9Th day OF
December next il fair if Otherwise on The next
fair day thereafter, Sundays cxccpied) on the
premises, a tract OF land containing Two Hun
drcd and Fifty acres; living in the county OF
Hanoyer, and adjoining the lands Of YIN. Pat
man and others.
Terms Of sale: one- fourth cash; the balance
on credit OF 8 II and Is months, for approved
endorsed negotiable notes. and he tile WITHHELD
till inc credit payments ale made.
CHARLES p. GOODALL, c,
HENLEY c. BOSWELL o0"' -
Sale corduceihy Il. III. Dickinson & Brother
Richmond, NoY. 9--cw,ds Auc,ionecrS
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grTHE BLASPHEMY AGAINST THE
HOLY GHOST-Matlhew IL, 81, 81, and
Mark 3, %, 90. A Lecture on this subject
will be delivered tomorrow, Sunday evening
at : o'clock, in the UniveIsalist Church, by Rev.
]. II. Gihon. Dec.
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HENRlCO COUNTY

IS time that the people of this county should
enquire why and for what ii is that the worship
inl Justices of their County Court tax them so
Much H higher than the Legislature Of Virginia.
NY State Tax is 81 80. My county tax is SO IS
year after year, the people of this coun-
u ", nave been subjected to high county evies.-
, mAen is j! to end? | understand the Court
mouse is be eorpcted. For one, protest against
=, ~ a>eless-so prodisal an expenditure unless
o orF worships intend 10 pay for it out of their
s.n pockets. A TAXPAYER.
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rINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
4 ins under the style of Ro. Hill 4 Brother, i,
this day dissolved. ROBERT HILL,
\. 3. HILL
December lst ISL
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P A S S A G Z

To -NUTTDh UN-I bUNiN.OTt
!. r. q The Steamer CURTIS PECK,
leave Rie1mond reg,iiIai1> kvvw;s55orday, wed
nesday, and Friday mornings, at sunrise, and
connects with the Baltimore Boats in Hampton
Roads, the same evenings.
Passengers going North BY this route, will ar
rive in Baltimore early the next morning.
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at the same
hour, touching, (going and returning) at all the
Intermediate landings on James River
Freight taken at low rates.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk Sl-throush TO
Baltimore So
Nov loft HASkINS & LIBBY.
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LOTTERIES,
r G. GREGORY {; CO, Managers, No. loi
y Main ST., Richmond.

r G. GREGORY {; CO, Managers, No. l0i
y +. Main ST, Richmond.
Splcwiid Lsticries for DecemLer 1914.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 43, 10 be drawn
al Alexandria Saturday, Dec.7 1911 rs Nos, u
drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme.
One Capital Prize of 100000; | prize of
10000 $500 900, 3,000 OF 500, 10 Of 200,
100 OF 1000, 100 OF 400 &C., &c. Tickets only
package of 2G whole tickets $40; do. do. hall
tickets 20; do. do Quarter tickets 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. A. to be drawn
al Alexandria, Saturday, 18th December, 1914. rs
numbers and Il drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme
One Capital Prize of 100000, of 10000, , of
5000, | OF 1000 1000, $500 1000, 1900 -
OF 1000. Tickets $40; Halves 5; Qrs. , 80; a
Certificate of Package OF % Whole Tickets
$sl20; do do. - Half Tickets 60; do. do. -
Quarter Tickets 30.
Alexandria Lottery Glass A., to be drawn at
Alexandria, Saturday, December 2lst, 1871. IS
Nos-l2 drawn.
splcndM Scheme.
One capital prize of $50, 900, 10000 G,000 3, 40,
5000, $500, 1000, 80 of 1000 each, and many
of 500, 800, 300, 100, &c. &c. Tickets $40,
halves ), quarters , 80. A certificate of pack
age of 25 whole tickets $3.50; 25 halves sos 25
quarters S32 50.
Alexandria Lottery. Glass No. DC, to be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday. December %, 1911.
rs Nos, II drawn ballots. Grand Scheme =
Grand Capital Prize of $4,000, Of 10000, l
of 5000, of 5000, of $500, of $500, Of
1000, of 1863, of 600 of 500, Of $50,
, of l,200 20 of 1000, 200 Of 500 and many OF
400, 300, $50, 100, &c. &c. Tickets only $40,
halves IS, quarters - 80. a certificate of a
package OF 20 whole tickets Sl30; % halftickels
sos 81 quarter tickets S32 80.
- Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
fica,es Of Packages in the above splendid Lotto
.reS, will receive the most prompt attention. and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested 10 all who may order Tickets from U.s.
J. G. GREGORY & CO.,
Nov 2l--2a wd&c Managers, Richmond, Va.
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BALTIMORE 30.
Nov. l6-tf HASklNS & LIBBY.

w ANTED.-A situation in Commission
w and Forwarding House by person OF
middle age He wishes to get such one as will
give him constant employment and small sala-
ry. Enquire at this Office.
Dec, Gin
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Auction SALES.
ny II. II. p,esissaa Il Bsa,nas, Aarra'r..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
BILE REAL. ESTATE

BILE REAL ESTATE,
In nc Gin Of Richmond md Comfy 81 Haa"rcr.
DY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Court Of Hanover county, pronounced on
the 9th day Of April, 1884, the undersigned, act
ing as Commissioners under said decree Will
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, on The premises, on Tuesday the 10Th day
of December next if fair, il otherwise on the
next fair day thereafter Sundays excepled) the
following real estate lying in the City OF kich-
mond, 10 wit:
lst Lot No 1876, on Z or Main street, upon
which are two brick tencments, nearly opposite
The Bell Tavern.
ID A valuable lot of &c feet front on d or Ca
~ street. adjoining Poi;iaux Robinsons Tobacco
Factory.
:'rd. Part of Lot No G35 on T street adjoining
the property OF Thomas Williams and others,
with a Two story brick house on the same.
4Ih. One half acre LOT in Adams Valley with
a small wood house thereon adjoining the pro-
perry OF Betsy Harris and Peter Crew.
9th. Lot No. 70s on 2nd street, with two story
blick house thereon, stable and other out houses
adjoining The property OF Thomas Gool>ly and
others.
9th. Lot No. 735, vacant lot on D and LIST
streets, adjoining the property OF Robert Hill.
18th. House and lot on End street in Duvar> adj
diion, (two story brick house. adjoining the pIo-
perry OF Mrs. Thomas.
Sih and 9h Lots No 50 and GS in Duvals adj
diion, adjoining the property OF Thomas Welh-
erhead, $. c. Davis, and others.
Terms Of .Sate.-One-tour,h of the purchase
money, cash; the remainder ON six, Twelve anj
eighteen months credit, Tor approved endorsed
negotiable notes and the title retained until the
credit payments are made.
The sale will commence al IL O'Clock, with the
property hrst named, and go on in the order il is
advertised, and continue from day TO day until all
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED
FOR READY MADE CLOTHING,

FOE REaDf-WhDE CLOI BjNG,
AT SILAS MERCBANT'S-l00 MAIN ST.
THE subscriber, having a very large stock OF
l. Ready Clothing on hand, gives no.
iice to his customers, that he is desirons OF SELL
ing it of As cheap, il not cheaper Than can
he obtained elsewhere in the cily. His stock IS
manufactured b. himself, and viii be warranted
both a 10 style and Fl; and consists OF the follow
ine articles: 10 vii:
rs black AMI invisible green dress and f.ock
coats, from 10 10 II!
go black and invisible green dress and lrock
coats, from Is 10 So
go winter irock coats, from 5 10 SlS
80 oyer-coais Of all kinds, from 5 To s2i
1000 pair Of pants : . from - 30 TO &
1000 vcs;s Of all Qualities fom 81 25 10 sc 80
Also, fall assortment Of scars, stocks, col
lars, bosou!s, shirts, gloves suspenders, ties pock
CT handkerchieis-aId in full. every thing in The
line Of senllemcn's wear. at
100 Main ST., opposite Hubbard, Gardner & Co
Snr 80 SILtS MERCHANT
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NEW WORK MARKETS-Dcc

NEW YORK MARKETS--Dcc 4.
CorroS-Ihis market has remained dull. and
at the close perhaps the rates may be quoted at
CT. lower. The sales average about 500 bales
per day. Upland, ordinary 10 middlins al II Il 81
cts, middllnS fair 10 tar 5. G. fully fair 10 good
fair 6. 81; and Mobile and New Orleans, ordi-
nary 10 middlng A.! 81 middlng fair 10 fair g.
61, and fully fair 10 good fair =. u, The arri
walls have been from
Mobile, 2l27bal
Florida, 2,577
South Carolina, l,2l2
North Carolina, 81
Total, 1907 bales.
FLouR-There is considerable afloat and the
stock increasing, with quite moderate demand
Prices remain nominallv as before, say 81!
a GO for Ohio; Michigan and Gencsec
round hoop, 62!; scratched Western, 49,. The
receipts Of Richmond, Baltimore and Alexandria
are large Sales Georgetown. i G2s, with some
ati 80. Rye flour is dnll with some sales at 3 IL
a 3 25. jersey meal ) 30 , G2i.
GRAN.-ln Wheat more was offered. Sales
1000 bushels Virginia, 95 c.; 1000 bushels Penn
81. Corn-2,000 bushels old Southern brought
81 c., weight 1000 do, old and new, so cents,
weight; Northern Corn, So SO cents. Barley
sold at sc cents. Sales OF Rye in the ship G5
&C cents In Oats the market is firm al 80 81
cents.
ToBacco-An auction sale BY Gerard has
been the principal transaction. The stock in the
Inspection Warehouse on the LIST inst. consisted
of 3,8l5 hhds Kentucky, and 260 Virginia and
North Caroina-togelI.er 1915 hhds. 7I9 less
than on the lSt ut
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
4 I a Superior Count of Chancery, for the
n Richmond Circuit, held at The Capitol, in
the Cnvof Richmond, on Saturday, April /, lS43:.
Mary Ladd, palnlii
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/. BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS u.

e. BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS H.
fINHE cheapest Boots and Shoes ever offered
i for cash are now selling atthe sign o! the Big
Black Boot, No. -, Main Street, below Inc Bell
Tavern, opposite side. Invite all to come and
try. | keep on hand ladies' thick soled Walking
Shoes, very fine; do. Slippers genilemen's fine
Boots and Shoes good Article, and very cheap;
servants Shoes in large quantity, by the dozen or
pair, and very cheap, from gu cents to 81. As |
am determined TO sell for the nimble sixpence in
preference 10 the slow shilling it will be my rule 10
make quick sale and light profits at the same Big
Black Boot. Don't forget the number, 40, Main
street, below the Bell Tavern, opposite side.
Nov. 27-tf JOHN FITZGERALD.
WORCESTER sAUCE-This Sauce pos
w sesses peculiar piquancy, and, from Inc
superiority of its zest, is more generally useful
than any other Sauce For sale by
HENRY AYLMER & son,
Dealers in Family Groceries No. 81, West Main
street. Nov. 9s
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SALE OF \ VALUABLE FARM NEAR
RICHMOND.

Clover Sea, Dec. 3, lSli.-tds
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T +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
y FlCE OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Rehmoad, Frgiaio.
Single Tickets and Packages in all The Lotto
ries, for sale h. J. +. WORD.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-22
For tl,e Cnledonian.


To The President Of the Caledonia County Young
Mems Temperance Society.
The Committee, app, inted to report measures more
effectuaIy TO promote he cause OF Temperance in
the County beg leave 70 recommend the appointment
o. committee of foar members, to he nominated by
the chair, whose duty shall be
LIST. To cooperate in behalf Of this society with the
Executive Committee Of the Vermont Temperance
Society.
I'd. To cooperate with the Vice Presidents aad
Managers Of this Society in the several towns in the
County in effseting such organization rs shall en-
bruce every school district in each town and secure
the holding Of town and district meetings for discus
sion and obtaining signatures to the pledge.
Sd. To make arrangements for supplying the
several towns aud villages, application with Lseiu-
and Speakers when NECESSARY for conducting the
exercises OF Temperance meetings.
4th. To make arrangements with the publishers
Of the Newspapers in the Coonty Tor weekly col
umn to be styled the TEN perance Department. and
to furnish from time TO time suitable original or Sc
lecled matter for such department.
9Th. TO prepare and publish in their discretion IA
address to the people Of the County ard to report
their proceedings and the state Of the Temperance
cause TO the next Annual Meeting OF this Society.
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latest srO,a washington.

Monday, Jan. / s.
In the house business Of consequence except the
following done;
Mr. Black Of Ga, Locoloco, gave notice Of amend
meut to the bill to organize a Territorial Government
for Oregon for the provisional Aasc alton sc 7eras
TO The UHiOH: and
Mr. CAVE JoHSsoN introduced a ball 10 repeal
the duties Salt sud the allowances made in eonse-
quence thereof
In SENATE, Mr. Breese introduced bill authoris-
ing ILL., to tax the public lands /; thar State, unmed-
ately after sale Referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands.
Mr. Bates reported bill allowing compensation to
pension agents.
After on Executive session OF some length, in
which it is understood the nomination Of Nc IIenshow
as Secretary of the Navy, was rseeiei. the Sen
adjourned.
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srATE OF NEKlln-lr.

0HNEANa MAI 1851 So
The HIM. the Probate Coos Lff nc Dtrii-t
aforesad-To the Heirs and 81 cu.lcr..s-4 =. AS
Estate Of WILLIAM HUNTISSroN. late ~ lrss-
burgh, deceased. interstate, eaEGrtNs.
XNTHEREAs. LUKE SPENCER, Adam fasor q
wv said iniestatC, has filed ia siij Court his
application requesting License 10 sell al The rra
estate of said deceased consisting Of the south ball
Of Lot No. as and the north hall 81 Lot NJ. So. u
lots ia Iasburgh, representing that said estate "a Ia
numbered by Rents amounting to 500. Add that
the debts due FROM said estate reported 10y com
missioners exclusive of Rents amount IN tbs "f
S3GOlS and that there - not sufficient assets u his
hands to pay The said sums by the sun OF 5000, aRd
that part OF said estate csnno; be sold without in
jury TO the whole.
Therefore, you notified to appear brinse the
Probsie court at a session thereof To be holden ct
Irasburgh the second Wednesday Of February
next. ard object the allowance of the AdminisrI
tors account, and give bonds for the payment OF the
GeJts against said estate and show cause u any yo1
have why License should not be granted allure
said.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, in said Dis
trict this I7th day OF January. 4. ID. ls44.
35sN3 GEO. NHE. Judge.