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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
VALUABLE SALE OF LAND, NEGROES
CROP. STOCK. &C.


DY virtue Of Deed now otrecord in the Pow
ID ha,an Clerks Office, and for purposes there
in mentioned, we shall offer for sale the Tract OF
Land on which Mr. Benjamin L. Meade lately
resided This tract contains about nine hundred
acres. and lies on the Appomattox river, in the
county of Powhatan adjoining the plantations OF
Dr. Abner Crump and others. It IS well acap'eo
10 the growth Of wheat, corn and tobacco, anu IS
in very good heart 1t has plentiful supply OF
woodland, good house, containing SIX rooms, an
excellent new granary, and all other necessary
houses. The place is remarkably healthy, ana
has large Orchards OF apples and peaches, good
water, and other recommendations usually found
about an old establishment.
Al the same time and place, will be soldsabout
twenty-five OF thirty valuable Negroes, among
them good house servants, Carpenter and Car
rage Driver Also all the Crops ofCorn, Oats,
Fodder. Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
ta,ion Utensils, Stock o! all kinds and whatever
rise on the place that may be subject TO sale The
sale Of the above property will take place on the
18th day of December, if fair, and if not, on the
next fair day thereafter. Any person desiring a
good farm, on moderate terms, can scarcely suit
themselves better
The terms of sale are-for the Land, a credit
Of one, two and three years, the purchaser giving
bonds and lien on the property 10 secure the pay
men, ,hereof-the title to be withheld until the
last paymen, is made. The Negroes will be sold
Tor cash, and the balance of the property on Gre
din OF six months for all sums over ten dollars
under that amount, cash.
JOHN b. HARyIE, Trustees.
WILLIAM OLD, JR,
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
WILL be given for the apprehension and de-
w livery TO me of JESSE sometimes calling
himself JESSE MIrcHELL, who abscondcd on last
Monday, the llth of November, 1914. Said man
is mulalto, with long black hair, and on his
right hand he has one or two stiff finScrs--he is
about 30 10 35 years old, supposed 10 be six feet
three 10 four inches high, and very stout-he
came from Stafford county near Fredericksburg.
think he is aiming for Stafford county, or some
free State. The above reward Of SO will be
paid if taken in the State and $50 if taken out
of the State, and delivered 10 me- or confined in
anv jail 80 that can get him again
ACHILLES LUMPKIN.
Richmond Nov. 10 dl:-cwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next Session
T. OF this School will commence OH the 18th
January, 1915. The course OF instruction en-
braces the English Latin Greek, French Spa
nish and Italian Languages. For particulars
see notice in the numbers of this paper immedi-
atelv preceding, and in the present numbers OF
the Religious Herald.
TIL. Fl FOX,
EDWARD +. WATSON, a. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
TIME subscriber respectful announces 10 his
| friends and the public that he has purchased
Mr. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest, and
become sole lessee Of the above Establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient TO all the
PRINCIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS
and RAILROAD DEPOTS, and offers every
inducement for comfort. The rooms are large
and air., and furnished in style not surpassed
BY any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in
the management of a FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
he ha,,ers himself that every department OF the
Establishment, will be conducted in style to
please those who may favcr him with call
Dec 5-clN JOHN WEST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
ls44-FALL SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES
AND I,EATHER

AND LEATHER
n K WHITE & co. beg leave to announce 10 the
L public that they have received and opened their
Fall Stock OF BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER. IL
has been recently selected by one ofihe rn aud ihe
largest best and cheapes, that they have had The
to offer to the public II embraces every v1rle
Is Of style and qualify II fresh, fashionable and de-
srable and cannot be eycelled in any manner shape or
form by any house, any where 1t having been selected
very early in the season. when the stocks AT the fdeto
ries were all full and complete. 1t was purchased AZ
most exclusively with cash, which enables them IL sell
land they pledge themselves 10 do III al very little u
any advance on the manufacturers time prices They
confidently assure Virginia and North Carolina Mer-
chants that they buy Of them their stocks as cheap
az from any other house in Virginia, and cheaper Than
they can get them home for from any house North of
Mason and Dxon's line. They respectfully invite
call from all merchants visiting this city, assuring them
P. K. WHITE C CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
Septic 35-tf No 10, Market Bridge.
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LIZ. H.. I'm ..,;,cr

viii you he good enough 10 publish in The En-
quircr a list oGlhe names Of the Democratic Com
mission Merchants in Richmond Hundreds OF
us Democrats have been in The habit OF con>i.n-
ing our produce and transcIing orr business
through Wing merchants. As the Wings do not
wish our trade, il is verydesirabie thai we should
know who are the Democrats, 10 enable Us Ia
transact business with them in future
MANY FARMERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
r., nc E9,to,s ftie Caoy;,.ey.

To Nc Editors NJ nc Edqifer.
Gen,lcmca:-l have just seen in yonr paper,
my name suggested with some others, for the
office of Senator of the United States. Whilst
feel very scnsibly the Kindness of iriends, i'll
dceming me worthy otsuch an appointment. beg
leave at once 10 stale. that have no desire what
ever again 10 be in Congress. and tina, do not
therefore wish M name presented 10 the public,
as amongst those, from whom the selection Of a
Senator may probably be made.
A. STEVENSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
COMMISSION HOUSE.

For the Sale Of I6Jocco, Flour, IIhcot, Corn
anil CotL0n.
TIME subscribers have entered into Co-Part-
i ncrship, under the firm of Jones Blair
for the purpose Of transactinga
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of the
public, and promise strict attention 10 every III
terest confded to our mana cement
JNO. JONES,
JOHN d. BLAIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

LEGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
THHysfIGU. Dcc. s. 1874

7s0f sI'7' y IIVU' y TSff
The resolution for the reception of Virgnia's
quuia ol the proceeds OF the sales If the Public
Lands was laid on the table
Mr.. WALLACE offered the following rcsolu-
ton:
ReA'rcd, That 50 much OF tine Governors Mes
sage as relates 10 the annexation Of the Republic
Of Texas TO the United States, and the resolutions
from the States Of Massachusetts and Connect
cut, upon the same subject, be referred TO Selec,
Committee
The said resolution was laid on the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

TXToOD, COAL AND CoKE.-The sub
w scriber is prepared 10 furnish families with
Wood, Coal and Coke, at very short notice, upon
reasonable terms Orders left at my office will
be attended TOO. GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lislc's Row.
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THOMAS C. REYNOLDS,

Attorney al Lar,
HAS removed his Office 10 the front room over
II The store of Warren & Fariss, on Main
Street, and will continue to practice in The Courts
held in the city Of Richmond
Dec 4-2aW3W
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
II the estate of James G. Dickinson, decd, Ell
Their as principal or security, are requested 10
come forward and presenthem, or this notice will
be placed in bar of their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted 10 tae estate Of James C. Dickin-
son. deed, arc requested 10 make arrangements
to pay BIZ the frs, day Of December, or no farther
indulgence will be granted them.
Or oS-oawlf MARY DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
J. J. AILWORTH.
DEPUTY for Tho r. .ioynes, G. S. &

SOLAR ECLIPSE. - There will be partial
eclipse of The sun on the OH December, visible
throughout the greater part of the United States
The mean time Of Tie beginning is $751; the great
*, obscuraliun ! ), and the sun sets eclipsed AT
35, with 81 dgits On its north limb ob>cured
-. PRoPHEcY FulrLLrD-In 1912 the Pits
burg Gazette, Wing paper made the following
prediction-"M Mark our words-deteat will con-
linuc 10 iolowthe Wing party as long as Henry
Clay is their candidate for President"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
II graduate of one of our principal institutions,
is DESTROYS OF Obtaining situation for the en-
suing year. either in an Academy or private
school where the services of Classical and Ma
lhema;ical Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address R. H. c., Barbour's X Roads Isle OF
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2aWi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

CHESTERFIELD CRATE COAL-The
~ subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Chester,
field Crate Coal all lump, at Is cents, mixed
l6 cents Hail IA cents, all OF which will be de-
lived at those prices. Apply at the yard OF the
Richmond and Petersburg R. R. Go.
Dec. 6-eo3t r. B. WEISIGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

ELECTION or Missouri SEsAroRs.-Thc Mis-.
souri Legislature, On the 3oih ultimo, proceeded
to the election of two United States Senator'S
Hon. Thomas RI. Benton was reelected on the
first ballot, as was also Judge Alchison. The
vote stood, for Benton, II; Thomas b. English
81; scattering Is. For Atchison l0l; scattering
3S-fH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
r AND FOR SALE IN FLUvANNA

T AND FOR SALE IN FLUVANNA
IL COUNTY.-The subscriber offers for sale a
Tract of Land, lying on the Little Machunk
Creek in Fluvanna county, twelve miles South
of the Town OF Charlottesville, and about four
miles from Union Mills, on the Rivanna. The
upper part Of Big Machunk runs through the
land. and has at all seasons sufficient water 10
turn Grist or Saw Mill About forty acres OF
the land are clcared-thirty of which are under
cultivation, and well enclosed-the balance. (l64
acrcs.) is well stocked, with timber of original
growth Ii is believed TO contain some as fine
timber, (Oak Hickory, Pine, and Beech as can
be found on any land East of the Blue Ridge
Situated within two miles of Saw Mill four
miles from the Riyanna, and but few miles from
the Richmond and Louisa Rail Road, the OAK
Timber alone is sufficient to pay the price asked
for the land The land is rich Meadow and fine
fine Tobacco land There is perhaps no better
Tract. (of like size) for quality OF land, and adj
yantarcs of location, South OF the Mountains.
There is on the land, in good repair Dwell
ling House one and halt stories high-eigheen
BY twenty feet with other buildings for securing
the crop; also, Two excellent Springs. por-
ton Of the land is now in Corn and Oats. MIR.
Priddv, who al present resides on the Tract, and
Mr. Bowles, residing in the neigbborhood, will
show the land, and point ont the boundaries TO
any one DESTROYS OF purchasing. The title IS n't
questionable. For further information, line adj
dressed to the undersigned at Richmond, Virginia,
will receive prompt attention.
" WIN. B. ALLEGRO.
Con. . 3l-Wtf
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r. J. WALKER.-The Natchcz Fee Trade
SAYS of the Hon. r. J. Walker

says oil the lion. X. j. walker
"ThiS gentleman, OH his late tour through The
Northern counties in this State, was every where
received with the greatest demonstrations Of re-
<pcci. andihe mos, enthusiastic assemblies ot his
fcllow-citzcns convened 10 listen 10 his eloquent
exposition of the principles Of Democracy. In
Vicksburg, after he concluded his address, a
torchlighl procession was formed, and he was es-
cor,ed 10 the residence Of DR.. Gwin, by almost
the whole Democratic party Of the city The re
sidcnces Of Dr. Giwin and Colonel T. Z. Robbins
were spendiGly illuminated upon this OCCASION
Mr. Walker is expected here in few days, and
we hope our friends will receive him in style
worthy his distinguished services and position in
the party"
Mr.. Walker is ore OF most able men Of the
Senate; and will probably attain The highest no.
nors of tic Republic before his career he finished.
His pamphlet on The annexation of Texas is a
nosl mastery work, and lIiumphan;iy sus'ans
the justice and policy OF Tia. great national inca
sure " !. AMERICAN.
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THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
mn ~ N ROBINSON

THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
DR. T. ID. ROBINSON
CONTINUES 10 offer his professional SER
~ vices to those who may prefer the EOTAN-
&c PRACTICE. DR.. K. is graduate Of the
Medical College of Ohio has devoted several
years 10 the study OF MEDICINE, SURGERY,
and other branches connected with the science Of
Medicine, including two full courses Of Lectures
upon subjects usually taught in reputable Medi-
cal Institutions His experience and success
during the last nine years, in The treatment OF
Chronic forms of disease, such as Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint Dropsy, Rheumatism, Ash-
ma, Scrofnla, Fils, Spinal Affection, and all the
forms Of disease peculiar 10 females justify the
assertion, that q lar majority oithose who have
long been afflicted, and have despaired Of getting
well, may be, by jnd;cious use OF the BOTAN-
&c remedies restored to health and strength.
E-T Persons resong at distance can obtain
board with DR.. T., which will make greatly in
their favor. The Doctor will attend personally
in cases of MlDWlFERY-chargc only $40.
A supply OF genuine Botanic Medicine for sale
wholesale and rc.ail-also, Thomsons new book,
containing s34 pages.
Oct 1-e3m ii street, Shockoe liill.
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7-e3m II street, Shockoe Hill.
RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.
TIME subscriber has established d Law SchC

RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.
TIME subscriber has established Law School
i in this ciy;-the term having begun on the
Isl inst, and ending on The las! day ot April next
The current Course embraces the outlines, or
general principles, OF the Law Of Mature and Ma
lions-oi Constitutional Law-and OF the NUM-
cipal Law OF Virginia at some length; and will
he followed by another Course, Of mere echn!-
cal and practical character, extending through
another term, and embracing some OF the mosl
important branches of our Municipal Law-to-
gcther with the subjects Of Pleading, Practice
and Evidcnce-morc largely and ninuicly consi-
dercd.
AT the same time, 10 accommodate such stu
dents as may not choose 10 prosecute both these
courses at full length, there will be Condensed
Course: embracing the most essential parts OF
each of them, in single term.
And there will be Il short additional Course OF
Rhetorc--cmbracing the principles Of the art
more particularly applied 10 Forensic Argnmen-
tation; which may be taken most adran'aseonsly
in short Summer Term, at the end o.! either oi
The other Courses Of Law; or, not unprohably, al
intervals during lis progress.
The fee for instruction will be $50 for the
Course of Law, for the term; and $50 for the
Course of Rhcloric--payatle in advance
Applications may be made hy letter, or person
aly 10 the subscriber al the IoWhatan House, on
at his office on Ith street, south side, lih door
from the corner on Main
WIN. MAXWELL.
Richmond, Nov. nth, 1914.
~ Genuemen intending 10 enter the school
during the prcscn, term, may do so most conve.
nienly Oh or before the Isl OF January next, when
the Course will reach the subject of Municipal
Law; and the fee for instruction in such case will
be $40, for the remainder Of the term
Nov. I9-2aw6w
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NTOTICE-Wil be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
IN 18th December next, Gu credit OF twelve
months, at the late residence of Jos. Il. Claul
deceased, in the county Of Southampton, The fol
lowing property, 10 wit: Crop of Corn Fodder
Oats, Cotton, (about IS bales,) so barrels good
Apple Brandy, stock OF Horses, Mules, Catlle
Sheep out and fat Hogs, (say 200 of the latter,
Carts, Wagons, Carriages, and all the Farming
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture
All persons holding claims against the decedant
are requested to present them on or before the day
OF sale JOSEPH II. PRINCE,
Executor OF Jos. T. Claud, deceased.
doc .t-cwilS
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE,


Nov. 21-tds
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
TN pursuance of decree OF the U. States Court
L for the fourth Circuit and Eastern District oil
Virginia pronounced on the lth day OF May, lSll
in the case OF Lewis Rogers and Charles Sasarv,
merchants and partners, trading nnceT Inc MN
and STYLE OF Rogers & Co, compliments, against
Thomas Hudsns, Robert Hudgins, John l..
Hudsins and others, defendants; the undersigned
acting as commissioners under said decree, will
proceed to sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder. at Mathews Court House. on the first day
of January next if fair if otherwise, the next tair
dav thereafter Sundays eXceptcd,) the following
rea. estate, lying in the counties OF Mathews
and Gloucester, 10 wit: one undivided moieiy OF
a water grisl and saw mill and mill seat with the
lands thereto attached, and belonging, formerly
known and called whiting Mill" This pro-
pelly lies in the county Of Gloucester about seven
miles from the Court House. and is very ralua-
be
Also 4 lot at Mathews Court House, upon
which there are several houses, one oil them IS
occupied "a Tailors shop, and another lot about
one Quarter OF q mile from Mathews Court House
and adjoining the Mathews Academy. supposed
In contain about FORTY acres-oH this lot there IS
a new two story dwelling. Terms of sale, one
third cash and the residue in equal instalnen,s at
six and twelve months credit, the purchaser or
purchasers executing bonds with approved secu-
Irity for the deferred payments, the legal title will
h. retained until the credit payments are made.
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
JOHN BOHANNAN,
JOHN III. DlGGS,
Noy oa-ctls. Commissioners.
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"TnE GLoRiocs Tnlo."-Pennsylvania, Vir-
cinia and New York, says The Washington Con
siilulon 1--WE name them in The order in which
they yotec) have been noble rivals, in contend
inG which should 90 most Tor the cause of Demo
crazy. Side by side they have run the race Of
g!orv, and il is as yet hard 10 determine which
has given the greatest majority. Honor 10 those
three noble States, anI 10 their talented and ener
gctic sons, whose labors have been crowned with
such triumphant success With the empire
Stale" the ''Keystone Of the Federative Arch. .
and The "Aloiher of States and Statesmen" in
their ranks, the Democracy can laugii 10 scGrn the
efforts of their foes.
"Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel just"
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ADNTTISTPhT TORS SALE

WILL be sold al the late residence OF Daniel
w P Harwood, deceased, in the county OF
Henrico ON the Newbridge road, about four
miles from the city OF Richmond, on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF December NEXT quantity OF
household and kitchen furniture, one barouche.
&c. For all sums OF so and over, credit OF
six months viii be given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security-for all sums under
500 cash will be required.
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GREAT EXPEDITION.

sa,an's words in ilel!-accorling to M,on.-lEa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. B.
TIE SrPaEMz CoCRT-The Supreme Cour;
of the United States yesterday commenced
lis annual session, according 10 The change
made Us the act of Congress, Of the 18th Of
june last as TO The time OF holding ii; All the
Judges now in Office, were present, except Judges
hear. expected to-day or tomorrow.
National hi.
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
lfoadop, Dec, 1874
The Court met this morning purs uant 10 law
Present, the Hon. Roger b. fancy, Chief JUS
tee John Mclean. James M. Wayne, John
Mckinley, and Peter " Daniel Associate JUS
tees.
The Chief Justice announced to the Bar that
the Court would commence the call of the docket
tomorrow, under the Seth rule.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock.
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
TUESDAY, December 3, 1911.
Present as yesterday and Judge Caron.
No 4. James A. and Levi Dickson, plaintiffs
rs. John T. WiIknson's administrator. Thi:
cause was urged by Mr.. Brinley for the plaintiffs
No. T. David A. Hall, assignee in bankruptcy
of John Walker in error, Us. Bank OF Washington
Tis cause was submitted 10 the court on RECORD
and printed augments by Messrs. Brent & Bren
for the plaintiff in crror and BY Mr.. HELEN for TIT
defendant in error.
No. s. William Henderson, plaintiff in error
IS. John Anderson. This cause was submitted IL
the Court on The record and printed argument b.
Mr. Conrad for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow II o'clock,
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P. B. HARDWOOD,

Administrator Of Sarah Harwood, decd.
A, the same time and place, and on the same
terms, will sell about so barrels Of corn, all my
plantation utensils fodder, shucks, &c, and one
horse. JAS. A. HARDWOOD.
Nov. 21-tds
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.
4 One mile from Richmond, on the Vest 3
ham Ro0d

MA ORe Mhc rom htchWond, on inc Ucst- ~
ham Ro0d
TINHE Proprietor of this establishment returns
i his sincere thanks to liberal public for The
patronage he has received a, their hands Tor the
last twenty years and earnestly solicits a con-
tinuance of their iavors.
At this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties of all the different kinds oil
Fruit Trees common TO this climate, viz APP
pies, Pears, Peaches, Cherries ApricotS, PlumS,
Nectarines and Almords. Also few of the
most choice varieties Roses and Ornamental
Trees, such as Linden and English Naples
About 10000 Grape Vines, of the most approved
varieties, native and foreign;-amongst the Tor
mer is the celebrated Noron's Virginia Seeding,
famous for table use and wine. He also keeps
constantly on hand supply Of Domestic Wine,
the pure Juice Of the grape. Raspberry Vines,
Goosebcrry Bushes and Asparagus Roots, good
supply always on hand-all OF which he is desi-
rous to sell at reduced prices. Address.
JOHN CARTER.
Nov. 7-ctf Nurscyman, near Richmond.
r AND FOR SALE-Will be sold for cash,
IL on the 9Th day of December next, il fair,
otherwise, the first dav thereafter, Sunday ex-
cepted.) the Tract of Land belonging 10 the cs-
tate of John Harris. Decd lying in the county OF
Goochland, on Dover Creek, a short distance
above Dover Mills, and supposed 10 contain
about one thousand acres, in which the widow
will be entitled TO her dover, and it will he sold
subject TO that interest. A part OF this lano is
finely tmbered; there is on i, a Grist and Saw
Mill, which, il put in good repair would be very
profitable. We shall only sell as much OF the
above land as may be sutcien, 10 pay the debts
due from the estate.
J. NJ. TRENILIAN. la,,,,.s
WILLIAM \. DIETRICH, '""' '''
Nov. l6-clds
NTOTICE-Will be sold ON WEDNESDAY, the
IN llth December next, on a credit of twelve
months, at the late residence of Jos. T. Claul,
deceased, in the county Of Southampton, The fol-
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Inl.RspAY. Deccmher : IA1l-

he said resolution was laid on the table.