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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
urssRs nEARnsLEY AND WISE.

T., an artcl. of last nights Globe, in commenting
nm The course taken by Mr. Beardsley IN relation 10 me
els, rule. excluding abolition petitions, We stated the
facts of public nnorety IN such way as 10 leave Tue
impressions that the action OF the committee IN s'lh'ng
oni ina, ~ was The consequence of the suggestion OF
ur Wise in the House. Mr.. Beerdsey, touching the
,eeeption and reference OF these petitions. Whit
between these gentlemen IN the face OF Inc
House left doubt in our niao lat Tue ae'eat oi tue
rue in committee was the result oil the positions then
assumed BIZ them; and a gentleman win whom we
conyerssd Yesterday and who had nm opportunity OF
Lnowi,1 vac pnder the belief that Mr. Wise had
vo,ed ADAMS, the rule in committee. We lind now
that we were mist ken in inference, as well as our
friend in his information On conversng with mem
her Of that committee to-day, we learn mat MI WISE
was opposed 10 the course OIL ana Voted agans'' ~
BearGsley on the proposition 10 s1ike oui tae
rule We learn, moreover, lnat tue P'op'S',o" -"
been carried in the committee to strike out me RUE
hefore Tho suoye<ton in the House t. Mr.. Boards
Law (which We took 10 be The occasion OF ~ bad been
made by Mr.. Wise II is, probably, the true soiu-
ton Of Mr.. Wises course, IN suggesting u WI,
B ardsey to move select committee 10 receive an
Mr. Adamss abolition petitions, .hat ne Sd" ''e '''e
voted down in The committee and therefore was deter
mined 10 change thst mode oi "atiaie WINCH "' 'f
posed would prove unara'l'ng.
However this may b., The fact TINT Mr. WISE sug
res,on 10 Nj Beardsley oEontd, and DID not prteeas,
tie acton on the rule in Committee, proves 'nat .he
impression to which it gave rise, tnat 'he COURSE VI s
Committee was the consequence Of mat suggesti' -
erroneous Nj. Beardsey's acton on TINS SUBJECT
both in the Committee and in the HOUSE. was III Pu'
suance Of the doctrines ana polcy w'I, We ~" IN
he held and acted upon when IN Congress some
years since.
While. therefore, clear that he has not taken ms
course in reference to this matter IN concert win WI
Wise. (as was Inferred from The circumstances 10
which we have a!luded It'll equally CERTAIN 'has MI
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Tua6le Real Estate IN and mar the city Of Richmond

TuiHQ6le Real EState IN ana mar inc CNy ~ htH"oHo
at .2uctiOR
WILL sold, public aucron on MONDAY the 18Th nst
w all the Rea nsd Jointly Joseph oode aud the
ate Abuer herrasd consisting al the following very va
nabe property lt the South side OF or Nam street
Richmond on the square below the Old Market House. fronting
on said street twenty feet and running back one hundfea ana
sixtyyc feet an alley this lot, there large comno
diols Brick Building, the basement o when ta present oc
cupicd by Joseph oode of The finest most excellent ana
desirable stores Richmond while the upper part oil Inc hhi
constitutes large anu convenient itsuchSc, ''E''h WV"
the usual out houses - :,
Also The Lot adjoining and below the property above de.
scrbed Of dimensions and with buildings ex-
ucy those the ot above mentioned rms TO-
dollars. . - =, -. ~,
Also the very desirable Lot with two story new Brick Dwell
linz and The usual out houses street, Richmond, between
18th 9h Streets al present occupied as fesdchCe ny 20
seph GCoc THIS lot fronts on street twenty eight iee, anu
runs back eighty feet .
Also Lot in the county of enco, adjoining the city of Rich
and six inches ON me continuation
of eth and back eighty eet On Ills ot tefe
are three wooden bindings. -
Aisn Lot side o street, Shockoe Ill., front
said stree; thirty feet aud running hack one nnndred
tyye feet, alley eight feet wide On tins lot there
goaa dwelling onr and the usual out HOUSES at present DC
cuped by Mr. Thomas Roberts.
The of merchants, capitalists and others DESTROYS e
making investment Is invited to The ae Of the above property
vcwin. the will he accommodates
ly calling on the undersigned The sale will
o'clock NJ, the Store Of Joseph Goode, and will he con
linued the different premises in the order IN wic they are
respectively arerisei with the exception uf the o, on siosS
Hill, which viii be sold on PREMISES III iaii past cloc",
NJ of the same day
rhr Il IL 10 ali The property is clear and iad;sputabc.
Trnss-ne cash. nethd SIX, and the remainder ~
nine months the pu giving negotiable notes and deeds o
trust Oh the property secure their payment
W - $50 JOSEPH GOGDE,
WsI. WALLACE DAY,
Attorney fic for the heirs Of Abner Goode, deed
a~- Sale by DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, &c, AT ACCTl

| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE &c, AT AUCTION,
OWING the dec, al A. Cotton, and with view If clos
" ing the firm Clarke, subscriber, surviving
partner deems II advisable 10 SELL at public auct'n com,
NJ from day to day. the following pro-
The tec-stoy brick and slated building and premises
the Ec Tavern fronting Main NOV, and for Ions
past occupied by Cotton Co.. about &c feet and extend
The three Lots on cary or street. 'front.' extend
feel alley 1t Is designed his property o'hcc
Cary of ~ feet and running back 6G feet each
then 7 four lots morc each OF 81 feet On Eth
Two three story brick buildings The #
AMI 18TH streets The Mason Hail. frontng31 feet an lsih
STREET extending back 10 the Inc al he Mason Han pro-
perty -
fronting Ism street and extending back 10 the line al the lot
Of the Masons Han pf@peTy .,, -, =,
fronting 18TH street, and extending back 10 tie line Of the Ma
One.a Of The square between streets a5,l and
Goth Church lll occupied by VIM clarke on
which the dwelling he occupies and various ether buildings
This property designed divide into vaos lots before the
day plat of which will Re duly exhibited time for
The Coal Yard Island, Opposite Rockets and Pert Mayo
anns altogether about - aud bounded the North ty
James River and the South by Min Creek which vlr"is
mprovement.-say hrSt Coal Yard with stage &C., and sub
tn (now al $500 annum besides other improve
mens other parts Of The property that divided into various
River and the lands Of Archer Henry NJ Clay and others
containing about $50 good portion oil which Is wood ahu'
fna, interest in the Wood Of Coal Land in
Chesterfield county formerly the property OF The late urn G" ~ X
dcem.d very Valuable indeed doubt will prove he
nr properly explored The coal field IL by per-
sons o Judgment such 10 Thought extensive ana The
coal OF The quality
one 3j power Steam Enrnc pipes, &C. in and above
the shaft old Midlothian Coal Companies Works. IN The
county Of Chesterfield.
ALSO,
3;s shares of the Stock Of Creek Coal Mining Company
S do James River Steamboat Company.
o5 do do do Kauuwha Sock
: do Exchange Ilute Company Stock.
Terms of safe for Real Propcrty-onehirf cash. and the
balance in six months crdtand for the personal
rnneuv terms named sale. The sale viii
order ,.at the pro,erty advertised HENRY CLARKE,
~ $50 Surviving Partner.
D.vrSronT & ALLEN
and Auconccis.
Jan 4 7i-tds DrSLoP, MoseuRE - TO-,
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yII.UADIE KING WILLIAM FARM FOR SALE.

DITRSUANT to the provisions Of decree pronuinced ty lH
Circuit superior of Law and ChanCry for the county
King Wian the Fall Of said couit for the year 6i u
the case OF Henry Abraham and Others plaintiffs against BE
verIv D. Row Others the undersigned, Commissioners n
pointed by said decree, win poceed the premises on ~
DAY the Did day nf January if fair if net The next ai
av thereafter SELL by public auction to the highest bidder
TINT wei and vanlle Farm called pheasant Retreat
The residence late William Wa>n.ten deceased lying u
The cuun Of King William about three miles West OF AyettS
snpsed contain about 700 This Farm considered n
NJ Tie mos, desirable residences Lower Virginia he soil
poodlhe land fertile and well adapted 10 The srovih oil N
cops usually cultivated in the lower country The buildings con
al, Of large comfortable DIV. Hing house and III necesa!
out houses good repair The excellent, the situation
healthy and the neghhorhood agreeable.
Terms of Sae-Te purchaser will be required so much
cash as may necessary pay the costs and charges 81
cutting this Decree and give bonds with approved security or M
balance of The purchase bond for the sum OF thirty
two hundred payable twelve months after the day
sale bearing interest from the day Of saletwo other bonds
rona amount balance Of the purchase moneyone paya
bic eighteen after the day sae and the other payable
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
;, ..,.. s & & { S ser Commissioners.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY ID, ls4

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By virtue of Deed Of
Trust executed by John Christian Trustees for Ger
tain purposes therein described which deed bears date The t"en
et day OF june 1888 aud is of record in the Court OF Chare
cry C4uny we shall proceed the 97l day OF February next
ut the Beacon Once News Room in the Borough of Norfolk Z"
SELL the hiehrs bidder for cash. Tract Of Land lying IN th
said county Of Charles city called NEW WESTBUkY supposed
contain from 200 acres and situated between Bek
ley and Shirley This understood TO be valuable, and
he 'e but acting Trustees we shall convey
only such title is Is vested in by the said deed
JOHN A. MACKTNDER, Trus,..s
X. McCANDlSH,
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AUTiCE.-Ny Trunk has becn twice broken open within
the last few days, and money and contents amounting in
hi ahon; $50 e1tratsd copy of Barns and of Gold
S;ecacles also stolen think il due myself well
e ph 10 ferret the on and hiring him I" punish
e The SPECS have eh, bars and hic shade of glasses
hIn' ed';on with back picture of horse
On one SIDE ANY having received either of the articles
nom the ielon, Will be paid The cost for them.
w x. SHINN.
Jan eff
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r AND FOR sALE.-Bcins DESTROYS TO change my pu,

AND FOR SALE.Bcng DESTROYS to change my pursuits in
Il life. viii SELL accommodating terms Tract Of Land
yn. Charlotte within miles OF the Court
Creek good nti.hbohood The Tract con
hundred and thirteen a"nt nne hf in woods,
o,' o which is first Tobacco land There only
a tract, running each side fran the main ca.ny
rad road and creek mtkr. the boundaries
the ether The outlet is eoodnever failing springs each
sand three four springs of frs; ri:e water within q
bundled Yards The buildings all new aud
iiabr viii take young negroes full Part payment,
vii .'e as long credit reasonable man may desire
GEORGE J. ROBERTS
Dec o. 67-sw
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THRUST SALE-Pusuant TO the provisions Of Deed Of Trust
executed by William Cox and frances T. his WIFE, OF record
cyed TO highest bidder, for cash. on The premises on
The second day February 1874, the Tract q" Land therein
named situate living being the county Essex bounded
Inv the lands OF Henry w atane, the lands Of the Estate oil
Thomas Wright deceased and the lands OF Henry leinWe'
nr tbc ,cslencc of said William Cox The of his death,
containing three hundred eight and half acrr lie
The sam. more This considered oil The most va
ale forest arnis Of the county The soil is good
and considerable portion Of the arabic land well tasen ~ elo
linz in rood repair with all other buildings orchans
of vel selected fruit trees, &C. &C. The tile 10 he hhd Is
but such title only VIII be conveyed
The M vested the Trustee in virtue oi tile dce
Of trust and although according IL its PROVISIONS The sale must
he made arrangement could doubtless &c maue,
whereby the purchaser could haze the usual accommodations ny
paying '"''i''' w "' GEO. WRIGHT, Trustee.
- n % 70-wtd
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. DEAN, on leave, introduced n BIZ! regulating
and reducing the pay Of members of Congress, and
all other persons in The service Of the Government
which was referred 10 the Committee on Retrench-
ment.
fThe bill prorides that from and after the threth
day Of June next, the compensation of members OF
Congress shall be six dollars per day, and SIX dollars
for every twenty milrs tavel To be pad only tor
actual attendance, and when tanned by SICKNESS
And The compensation oe ell persons in the service OF
the Governme NJ except such rs are fixed by the ION
slitntion and ticcts in the diplomatic service abroad,
ard those whose pay and emalnmenis DO moi exceed
81 2C0 per annum shall be reduced as follows When
the salaries and emolumeut, amount 10 $1,000, to be
reduced twcctr per cent and when less than S3oOV,
and more than 81 900, TO be reduced ten per cent ana
no officer in the service oil the Government except
those heretofore excepted to receive more than SooOo
: On motion of MIR. PAYNE, the following resolution
was adopted:
Rcsored, That the Committee on Pensions be IN
siuct to inquire into the expedency Of providing tor
the more adequate compensation OF pension agents.
Mr. j. II 1NGERSOLL, from the COMMITTEE oil
Ways and II ana reported bill (No 26) to fix the
value of the form of Austria ct the custom houses OF
the United Stats read twice, and referred TO the
Committee Of the Whole House tomorrow.
Mr. BIDLACK, in Pursuance of notice heretofore
given introduced bill for the establishment of na
onal foundry for the fabrication Of cannon for The use
Of the army and navy Of the United Stats: referred TO
select committee.
Mr.. TIBBATTS, on leave, and in Pursuance OF no
lice siyer introduced bill TO authorize me Pu'chase
Of the resdue of the stock held by individual stock
holders in the Louisville and Portland Canal Compa
nv and TO make the navigation OF SAID canal ',ee rom
t3l which vas read twice, and referred 10 the eom'
mtae on Commerce
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON called Tor the orders of the
Slr. WISE inquired of the Speaker whether the re-
mont Of the Committee on Rules the subject first IN
order Being answered in the affirmative
NJ, WISE said he had request TO make winch
was. lha, he might be permitted to submit m'nofi-
ty report. ,,,..
bv MIR. Cave Johnson for the orders of the day Inc
question had been postponed and STAYED of for week
mast, Two motions were now pending IN relation 70
tho reno,t Of the committee and now, after there had
been discussion upon those notions further delay was
desired by the gentleman from Virginia. tor the purpose
81 alleging him and other members of the committee
to make minority report He thought it was GER
ta;nly very unusual request. ,t:
Mr.. WISE said the gentleman msaPPrehendeo nun;
ae did no, ask for any postponement He only ashea
the leave Of the House to Pu! in report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

,p,IiE KING WILLIAM TANNERY-We have in successful
oneraon in the upper part of King William county, per-
manen Tanney The fixtures superior adapted to large
business very competent, highly sknl and experienced
Tanner Mr. John Drawne from the large rannrry Of the
Annas, of Marand snperinends the yard and trans
can be accommodated having all sorts of Leather tanned
Hides nj all seasons taken received in exchange for leather
and bought are citizens and hold Ourselves
,es,onsihc AGENTS g. SlZER, SR,
'1'i w. STEER.
e;.,,, ,t;,,s Kim l,m IN my %. 5S-w3m
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7 AND AGENCY IN MISSISSIPPI

7 AND AGENCY IN MlSSl>SIPPi.-l offer my services TO
IL payer GeGcai Agent this State, for
payment taxes aud the redemption Of lands already
soil When the be paid under S ten per
vii ctacEed-wh-n so, per TO prevent
cocc;s aud the and trouble ut redemption,
funds should be hand b. the first Of January IN each year
,agr Of each of land mrs he
accurately Land sold last must be redeemed within
date uefwi-c The tt VIII absolute
They b. redeemed b. the nj
per amour; OF taxes aud costs attending
sale. q. X. FALL
Ciy &c Jacks Nov. 30, 1913
Refer Hon. K. j. Walker, Hon Jacob Thompson, Exov
NcNu;t Dec. 20 G6-Ot
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BARGAINS IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
~ H. JENKINS invites the Of merchants families
III. examine his very extensive stock Of new
Goods opening, from auction aud elsewhere
neatly hundred thousand dollars; the I'd
before advance prices, and will be sold very favorable
L rms:- -
ard qualities
FlANNEls-wite and red, shilling 90 cents 25 cents
and
BANKETS-age supply from Is ~. and higher prices
Also Rose aud Whitney Red Blankets, chsa?
SILK GOOliS-evCty variety, oil all the newest styles.
DRESS AEiiCi.t:S, FOR LAD!ES-con, -ng of velveis,
Chusaus, u>e, Muslin De LANES, Vcivenes
ether neys styles Of great healty.
CAccES eco yards DIRE CaiicoeS, all prices s,
TO- ia and IL cents all patterns, fast aud very
great bargains
CURTAIN CdL'C0ESvcry cheap 81, g. 10, l2 and
MOURNING GOODS Every kind of fam ly mourning articles
LACE G0uDS-.90u0 yards Thread, Robinet Isle Edg-
ngs ard Llces; pa;teras and very cheap
SERVANTS ClOTl.lNGln this article attention has
been paid select strong and servccabc materials both for
ard ard much below the usual
DOMESTIC C01lSEveIy description Of braohed and
BILE chrd Shiacs aud Sheriings from 10 yards de: Cotton
0rrs Ct cents aud higher prices; Afun Checks; plain and
pialt Lins-ys, &c.
LINEN GooDS-lnG0 Linen Handkerchief all prices finm
- 81. - ana finer; Shifting all prices lowell
ns- Table Linens; Napkins, &c.
In addition the above, article Cor Genemen's wearing
apparel and every in the Dry Goods business, will
found II. II. JENKINS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
3l--Vlf
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By III Gorermor Of Firgia'a

WHEREAS, IL has been represented the Executive, that
W JAMES 4. MOSS and TANbY EVANS, charged with r.
onosy stealing slave Of Louisa county, have atsconded
and He'd from justice. Now therefore, l. james Mcdowell
Governor of Fuil do hereby OTTER Reward OF hundred
dollars person who will appreIend The said III
siives aud deiccr the jail nj Louisa
reward o; fifty dollars wio viii apprehend either Of
the said fuci;ivrs and HIM in like manner. And
require all Off civil and military aud the reo
pie of the generally their best excrons for
the of the said fusyes that they be dealt with as
the law directs
hand under the seal of The Common
wealth Richmond this Goth day Of December. IN the
lsEsL! year 1873. IA MCDOWELL.
inches high from % 10 30 old and
ias and powerful broad shonl
dered and bonedeyes light buc hair and comexo m
dark; beard dark aud scanyhas nervous twclng on
left side Of The when taking. especially when excited
Evans 10 inches high, AMI weighs about 10
bs-ouaie shoulder thick and bow eegrd-haS blue
eyes black hair whiskers, thin urge Roman
nose prominent broadly snw when speaking or laughing
M about his mouth -
Dec 'u-WfW
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.,b subscriber again offers his services the ensuing year ~
General Agent, and will attend strictly 10 me ,,nns gu
Nee. Renting out Houses, Collecting Claims &c NY tleha
81 c country can give their Servants pass ana seho .e
m hc- an rest assured, that the strr,est attention W "
IA m getting the prices and good homes Tor them
~ ~ ' GEORGE w. TOLER,
n - ~ 10, AGENT and Collector Lse's Row.
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~ THOMAS RiTCHIE 4 SONS
,,,,s of Inc Richmond Enquirer.

ieFhis three tisses pees aar,.s -. "a @
darsag inc ross ~
III. sac Lee FIRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. -, on,,.
- sanum and Three Dollars Tor si1 menus ~;
~ Five no.s \, ,aid IN Office, or Ielheu y! ' r
stsbt 't' me mr. annum The end OF the year od and
pli 81 Office may he h rJior: The postage Of all
avn able aaS -, rt.rT postage OF ioon Of
Le account to the wri,e serious lax
Is ,oaicr!! o. - F,,rusiye business, when ope"
aF.. W. Ws i..,, will pay for nine
,,3 1 .raas TERMS OF ADVERTISING, = for
- lines, or less, drsiinseruon' - s'A''''V
o. coai,noa"es ~ must be accompanied WIN 'he
V,aclor reference, "naount 10 500 per annum,
PAY - atvecns may a , ~ $50 of 10 per cent
fcthaSe "a. al per cent; anu :" s .;,y rir ds,
Attic earnest s' limited number of yearly auve,,
ave ailogeher tsrson, 10 The W hole
ya crcuacn Of our paper IN 'he J"an
SUE deaeI 49, fact that annual ar eI in ,reru ether
~ and iron tie -, nauer aud once wetA III e' ,rs
y, 5rs[s be strictly limited howe'eG 70 ..e
part reneta et en- m enlargement beyond The
AND i%S have the privilege cost
lea Is they please, ,ai ,r,issrsents.
'se4'F' ~ fssss are the terms Sjs aaISs 500
~ ''@a''' ,.,,. week, %
j "
Payable quarterly Marriages INC country
II M ar.i,s at N he neighsorhood
seated /, ;e encssa"" ns,i.nea every measure na na
~ . p-eyert pcsons ana qni1 s, - such case upon
osea we must, therefore 'rsisl ~ SUI POSTMASTER
re- certified BY t'e name OF 'he
-ritica -, -, q shall hereafter he consuele1 r;a,
~ AZ aud for year sgah!ea,l I'M h, ho
.ni d'r ~ hrr ,ire aud paid Tor IN adVahceio' ''
me' w saaae semitic the order OF any ne rr
y" .h-, unless paid for IN advance ol M rssa;rd /,
sao"l sonr known aud acceSSo'e e' 80, c. nj, n
,r, or his payment But IL eAsS % a. .So il mac
se ,.,,r ,r,rnrri from new Sa;>,'eI w can
,i ,,,,h th- conditions single nuhhet n.y. -,
80; r arco,npanis by cory oi 'hs i, ~ nav may be
. names ,f AL subscribers whose 1'i an euer
- ~ ,,blish er and whV mag rem IN 'iu n
- h end Of two wears from the ,ln , m ssrrihers
,ya i,, shall hc erased from, 'e ~ ,,,on Of "a
pay H-s' " REGULATIONS If the iiH'r'at -
t ht'"'~ n The results Of .hc cn.'rciFe WIS
-, ~. ,..,, l..rsat Of The tu'oit ,ar,, ,s3s
.n,n,.. NJ Rrchuenf on me 'ln -. n,.r.s,s
t! W. ,,,tans c irtetianedt" "r
T., - ,r,eni audour 9s; Interests 1eI'i.e' m r.an
g. tNe nrn Srve-alo:;he American presses VIC CIV
h'e rron Of Cash Pdgmerts y" 'iSs ., ,.'
iio The ,,sr of TIE C,. Sgicm Khan hr tti'n,S o.
los. re rhs great difficulty consists N me u.niiuo ON
- T.. me .tt.r. NoTst landing Inc hcsout'ohs VI Wv,
11';'t nryrne, been induced To continue
- the Book! who are III arrears !" ms
rb,o.r onr COURSE. The name OF every sosctpel'
or,I,ssa viii positively h- stricken our ron
., -. c,,uns ucrmrbt of oar next volume. -
Tina; il recommended TO the Editors n -se"si'
No. ,u.hon, the Commonwealth 10 publish al the neaa ~
D. ne .neif rates ADVERTISING aud that 'e! strictly az
- Inc same: ieet psieeS he always such, is 20
- ar conn. ,,sa::on Tor the labor peroIned.'
s''' Resolution OF the Editorial Corrert'0n.
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NfOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.-. Court Of Quarterly Session
continued and Louisa county, AZ tie Courthouse
thereof on Tuesday The lh day OF November, le4 upon
motion OF Edmund Wac and Louisa his wife, Jasper am lsa
W.rponfr Wm B. Mason and Sara, his wife, Cary W. Lam
beth and Caroline v his wife, Baldwin W. Samuel and Martha
the estate of David Bullock dec Court doth order that
all persons who may have claims against the said 40
70 DAYS from tins time settlements and that copy OF thus
order be published eight weeks successfully IN some Rich
nond posted nj the door OF is Courthouse Tor
W. JOHN HUNTER, G. l.. c.