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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
AnglyA! ~ rnER oYu M.u EAMcnCN.EDoNA
The steamship Caledonia. Capt. Lot, arrived
q! Boston IN Sai,ll,;av morning. IN the ,enalaa-
bly short PASSAGE Of t%c!:e ;.rd halliday
The sentence OF Daniel OiConncil his been
postponed an;ii lie %cXtier!n. Meanwhile. he i,
ac.ivcy engaged in pushing forward h:> !aToii:e
movement
There has beer change in the Spanish Min
i>ry.
The Revolution in lt4ly wears a threatening
aspect.
The proposed asneza;i4a Of Texas 10 he L.
States attracts the attention oi European Govern
merits The Engli,h Ministry have resolved 10
oppo,c it, II hsev cqn.
Cotton has fallen 10 per pound
The French Gogrnm,E; has rccedci from lis
determination 10 abolish slavery in is colonies
i.nmciia,@r \ system Of instruction and sra-
,nal emancipation is proposed instead.
The L. :. Treaty with Texas was moocd in
li!a House Of l.ons. 81 TAuyS!ay night. br Lord
Borgharn, who i. o.cer.Se strongly aveTse II il.
arising out oflh" slavery question. Lord Aberdeen
Sro'e @VarJc,ily. hul oth oii,e speakers e!nphat-
ic;ilydcuic tiaviI:" ever contemplated, IN conneN-
ION with this question. the least Interference with
the ms. i.uons o. The United States.
Mr. Ot1anc!i2 Gdrcs -"l tae i;cpcal Assoclatoh,
Dublin al the last mce;in" He said the office
of Chief Baron had been offered him b. the
Marquis of Normandy. and that, being welded
10 his country he refused it, as he would again
that or any other offer. Mr.. Steele ferceiy de-
ncunced ,hc new poor law. declaring that us
practical working in Ireland had "hccn worthy oil
Satan, the king Of Hell, and oihiS devil kings,
The poor law commissioners The repeal rent Tor
the wcel: was announced 10 be 153 pounds
TIE weather and The oFoPs.-i'he continued DRY
weather i. l-.giuuing 10 have an nntavolahie eject
Oh lie growing crops.
The loses ly tie great fire at Hamburger havs
lu,t been correctly asceilaiped 10 be equal TO
afouf :: so. a1o pounds of c!lr own moncy.
The Dublin Eve. Mail states that the lnigsS
arc unanimous in declining IL grant the r:.ot'on
for new trial Of inc RcpealerS, win the cSc@F-
ton Of the Rev Mr.. TicIrey, and that Mr.. JUS
tee Champion stands alone, aud upon some M
nor point, with respect 10 thatindiTidaai.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

ApIotRysf$T or CoxGa::;s.-Thc Senate hay
ihg cc.iculred III the vote OF the II. OF Representa-
lives (paSacd some DAYS ago. directing the rrcSi-
cirg officers oItac l.:o louees 10 ;dlourthc same
silc Dir On the l1lh dag OF June ii may be consid-
cred u: settled na The session 81 ccrgress will he
brought ;oa close 81 that day. Thisdecision can
OF hnh Nnils,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

The paity soon reached Nj D.'s house in :" al
MT below Tenth stree; md Mr. Walker. asccrd-
inc TIC s,e;. rang TIE bell. &Iicr ns,>' AIS. d.
PM tur h;.,i or 1T lhc "iii.i,", and >@"ii" MIR
Walker, c3nlcriaed that some misfortune had
happened To n rdatghieT. resident IN Washington.
Mir Walkers remark. II wish Ia see Mr.. Dallas
immediately, confirmed her suspicious. am. >!ic
hastily awakened i.r husband communicating
tl.e sad conjeciu,s He rau down sa.> hail
dressed and acknowledgement the door-whcn
10 his litter a!Gazcmen', i'll walked sixty or more
gentlemen. two by iao, with the tread Of soloielS
passing him BY ard entering his !oni iarlouras
though 10 make him a capii'c Sol having the
slightest conception oi their object. he stood ihaa
dcf-si.l;cli al III scene Nj. Walker Ill him
mo lie back Iallcr. Ny dear Walker" said
h,. in ai!;izencnl what i the matter :. Wait
one moment. II vou please. Dal!a>-wai; one
moment. IL ou please" The folding do"is wc.c
lhca thrown open. an. the whole delegation step
ping forward cave three dc;ieaing cheers for
polk ami Dallas" NJ. D. stood raralyZss..-
Nh walker cnioycd as discontinue. Governor
Fairfield. OF Maine, then stepped forward an! IL
the name II The delegation. solved the n;s;ci; IL
tie following hlist speech
Mr. Dallas. | have the honor 10 inform you,
;hat Inc National Convention oi Democrats as
>eintied at Baltimore, having cntiic confidence
Eil.is '''-N4 NV
distinguished services you have rendered 10 the
Democratic party. have unanimously conferred
upon vou the nomination ol Vice President ofihc
United Siata:; Unsolicited on you: part and r:,-
expected - ii no doubt j., ve are authorized 10
announce 10 you, that The people Of the United
States in Democratic Cony eniion assembled, have
llius salecIct ore whom the Democracy OF III,
kc.sonc Stale have ever cherished Is faithful
and Iricd son The name Of Dallas is the only
pledge which The Democracy OF the Union need
require To- tie up,igl:'ne.s of your course, The
purity ~; voar principles and Your faithful :dhe
renee 10 the caus.. ot Dcinccr-cy."
hlr. Dallas having by Til, time collected him
sell mate very Short speech. He said:
Il iccl llono.ed On behalf ctthc keystone State
in tbs nomination. I!tlc paii, ask il. Im;l>i yield
all pgi.alc and personal considerations 10 their
wishes-eSpccially - ii was unsolicited and I'M
sought
SIR Walker and several of the delegates then
spoke, .icr Which they gave 81 cheers Tor Polk.
! Dallas. Muhlcnlcr. and Texas.
Ciccfa;icr cheer was then gwen Tor the no!nina-
oa hich ei:eclua!ly awakened not only The iami-
~ Iut I'll ;h neiahbohod the street being hy tia,
tlnc alive with crowd Of anxious inqn.cr~.-
Tie iac;s were soon known. and wheEt the ,c!ega
ton departed, three c.ice;s from the cFawd grecci
them Is hey Weni- Pt1- Spidt fHs imes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

w:S an intelligent. syecly interesting anu Dtalul-
ful box. between *cren ana eiSlt years Old lie
has let; an alitcton&tc father. SISTER. and three
brothers. who were dearly GeFo'ed 10 him, -
gricyc over his early death.
CGMMrSICATED
| Died On Sunday. the 18Th OF May, AitS. 81
| RaH Ans joRpoS the beloved coIs"it u NJ. Ii.
Jo,on o. this place. Mrs. }. had Suffered most
severely for more than two months with 4 pam
tiil affection Of the stomach and liver which she
! bore iii gleat patience ami Christian inecnnc,
! She was consistent and piou> member OF HE
! Protest. mt Episcopal Chmcl-and truiy did Size
/ adorn the doctrine 81 God her Saviour. N her
I daily walk anI conversation: ara Gid lcla!iN !cl
asleep III tie arms of Jesus there 10 iepo>c until
| III" Great resurrection morn.
Her Gi<ccnSola,c husband and ioilr infant chill
drcn bc,noan their untimely and irreraIable loss
HAMPTON. MAY -. ISL.
The Southern Churchihan ana L. hig viii
| please copy.
[CoMMuNc arED.
Amid the painful events of life, il sctiom fails
| to the Iot of friendship to commemorate a more
sorroWtul event lhan The death OF Miss ALICE ~.
only daughter oi Mr. john l.. Htid2in> 81 Ma
thcv:S which occurred on the 10Th OF iasl month.
For any dear friend "a die lis distressing enough,
Int there arc circumstances connec'cj with the
death OF dear Alice which render II peculiarly
affective. She WAS the only daughef-so Young.
| Iu>t i6--had lus' returned 10 Mrs. Sontil.ale's
Boarding .;oh2ol in King x Queen 10 complete
/ her education. where her father supposed her 10
| he healthy ana happy; and the first information
he had was "AGce ,Sdcodf Her mother had pre-
coded her 10 the grave only about three months,
ana leaving an aged father upon whose white heaI!
sorrows of late have rushed in an almost ceasce>S
torrent: these things strip tie fountain o! OR "rci,
ana cause a universal lament among those who
knew Alice lIudgin~. To eulosise her charac-
Ter, m;@lt he done with justice t,ir >he was amia-
bic and Interesting. 10 ;niui.,c in sad reflections
were easy, but il is nccdess ia:!her Than The cy-
preston of hope lhat tie knowledge OF hereariv
ANA unexpected death NAV !c Il warnln"lo others.
Alice was sick only a few DAYS, and like the
morning Hover she faded away. She nadeno pro-
l,>>ion Of religion, though .he had been deeply
impressed with il importance: and in her last
! iilnc.s noi long before ,ns died, she SAID IL q
friend she was moi afraid "a die God grant
| her confidence were not decisive. In closing this
| brief and pour tribute to Gear Aiice's memory,
the writer feels how feeble i human langnagc 10
| paint the anguish or portray Tie sorrow which
such IN gent occasions. That COD may bless
and ;ncily those Affections 10 her family, is the
PRAYER Of \ FRIEND.
aJ' The Religious Iicrald viii please copy
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Departed this lie, On tic :2,i instant HExpr
Curtis. Youngest ci:ild Of .judsa Il ri,lian. lie
was an Intelligent. sNecy interesting and beanl-
iul box. between *cren ana eight years Old lie
has let; an atctionatc father. a sister and three
brothers who were dearly devoted 10 him, -
gricyc over his early de..th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04
CARTER NJ. BRAXTCN,
~ L MASON

TN CHANCERI.-V pGixn In lire Circuit
]. Superior Court OF Law and Chanccfy for
Louisa County:
David y Jones and Thomas NJ Jones Mer-
chants and Farmers, and Daniel Perkins,
against Plaintiffs
Mary p Duke. willow of Benjamin b. Duke
licensed. Albert y. Dukc William Meredith,
Alfred Duke. liuiah Duke, George McLaugh-
lin. and James Mclaughlin and Mary NJ Me-
i.aughln his infant children, Alexander Duke.
George w. Duke. Lewis Duke and Eliza Ilancs
formerly Eliza Duke, Defendants:
In tic ABOVE cause 4 decree was entered on the
1871. day ot April. 1914 directing one OF The Com
nS,oners III said Court 10 take first an account
of The annual value Of The Real Estate 81 which
! benjamin T. Duke died Scizcd and pose, sed--
secondly an account ri the Zee simple value of
>ucn Real E.,iatc-;rd. thirdly, IN account Of ta
specially creditors ot the said Benjamin T. Duke
whose debts or demands are ch2rgcabe uron the
same.
The parties Interested. arc hereby notified. thai
| have appointed he sin day of july rcxi ii
Louisa Count House, 10 take the accounts above
directed when ana where they are notified and ic-
quircd t. attend, with all necessary papers and
evidences To enable me 10 take .aid accounts
The takin. of said accounts will continue from
day To day Till completed.
&. 7. kIMBPOUGH Conl'r.
e. :. G.. OF l.. and 6. for l.. c.
Jane S--wiw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

DO>lTlNE SALE-Of TaiaaJic aanh laliur-
Z '@g Ff"P@tH.-Thc >ale of the properly be-
lon@in. 10 the Nixon Manufacturing COMPANY.
winch MAS 10 have taken place on the Is, day OF
May, was unavpidahly postponed i'll consequence
OF an error in the arrangements. which beirg
Row rccti,ied. the sale will positively take place,
without reserve, On Thnl>tay the llih day Of
Juiy. loli. on the premises i'll the town OF Mil
ton, Nor,h Carolina.
A. This properly has been infinitely DESERVED
in IN" advertisement which appeared in the Rich
mond Enquirer previous 10 The day lirstmemion-
cd ard TO which advertisement. all persons who
may wish - purchase are respectfully referred Il
further description j, deemed unnecessary.
Terms OF Sar-A credit al one. Two. three.
four ant axe years c,i,:a payments. the whole Ia
bear interest AFTER tie expiration of ohe wear from
thc day 81 sale Bonds. with approved security.
VIII Ne required anI tie title retained until lie
purchase money is paid
By crJcr ci the Stockholders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

The Shoclne Ilill Democrats. Association OF
thr city of Richlnond. viii ioli lis next regular
meeting i, Democratic Hall, oYor the Marshall
Hotel om Wednesday evening, June 9Th. ISL al
s O'Clock Democrats OF Richmond let Us rally
under hr banner Of Col Polk Of Tennessee. Tor
Pre- iGcai. and Craggc NJ Dallas of nn>ylvania,
l3r Vice President With such men, and such Il
cause We viii sweep The country with Il perfect
tornado
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

E7O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be
/ received n, The Office OF lha James River 6
Kanawha Company, in Richmond. until TIE 18th
instant. for constructing 4 Stone Dam across
James River, 4! Madcn's Adventure. Specitica-
lions ot,hc work viii be exhibited. anu terms Of
pavnnen. made known at said 0ri:cc.
By onicr OF the President ana Directors.
W. Il. CHlTTENDt.N, Secretary.
Richmond jane t. lSii Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

DROCRASTTNATIOS is the te! Of time
/ = truth rs solemn a> it IS mpolait. and yet
how snail The numter who net with pronp;rcss
and decision in cases Of he most vita Importance.
When disease nvades tie physical fame, 70
time should h. lost in procuring The right medi-
cinc at uace. and gc, cn!ed without delay. For
chronic constitutional diseases, such Is rhcumc-
i;sm king. ell. .crolull. affecting Tie @aLG;,
OF s.ina;c cu;ancou> erFtJns, ulcers. While swell
ings. enlargement ard pain of tire bones, and
otlc; similar diseaacs. SaG,s's Salsaparilla las
boen toanl in numerous instances 10 be an eli
cicm remedy, operating mildly and pleasantly Tn
the general system, purifying and cleansing the
yi,al iuds, Giving tone ai;i energy 10 tie nc.-
v0;;s system and impann@ stamina 10 the debi-
!;ta.e. frame Numbers Who have taken il mere
il with view nfa!le,iatng their sutierin"S, have
tx using !. shot time, 10 their Infinite pleasure
and delight. rapidly improved n health, until ii
has become tally established
For particulars, Sc advertisements III ihis aid
other papers.
Prepared anl sold. wholesale and retail. aud
for expectation, ~ A Z, SANDS {, co. Drug
s;s,s and Chems.s Granite Buildings. No. -
Broadway, corner II Chambers street. New York.
Sold, also, ~ ALEX. DCFAL K co. Agents
Main Street. Richmond, Va. Price. Il per bot
IL. or six bottles tor -. jun LII
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY--R,caA
i & Co.'S Cie5yn'cd Amerir".. Pagoc n.
My Anns Iunn Isi1

Nsw foRS, June |, 1911.
Messrs. r Richardson 4 Co.
Gents Having used your Medicine in seve-
raj cases OF Scroiua. Salt Rheum, liberated
Srrofala. and Rheumatism. and seen the effect
viii, which others have used il. therefore take
great pleasure in recommending 1t to such per
sons as ere afflicted with tie above diseases ii
being in no way detrimental II health and p,.le-
Is ycye,allr il canno; in any way rc.2rt the pro-
gcss Of the patient; in the roe4.s,,iy OF his health;
/, is sire cure an: ho puh!ic and those aiilic;-
ell can raiv ,.ih confidence on it, when all reme-
DIES taii. (Signed) StM'L Y. FRFxcn.
30 :,95 Third street, New York.
For sale at wholesale ard retail, b.
ALEX. DUYAI. q CO,
No. III, Main st.. Richmond.
Jura ! 8-wa
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TO THE EDITORS or THE E.rou1aEn.

JERUSALEM, "a, May -ou, loii.
ShS:-Ha-ing been called nom Washington 10
this place ON visit 10 INV family. II W&s almost
,Mi.elv BIZ accident. ,ha; came in possession Of
2 copy o. the Richmond lVhig" Of May 2isi,
lsH and thai the leadn. editorial i'll that paper
lael my eye The course which the Editors OF
that iper have thought proper To pursue ioT the
las; thee wears, not only in reference 10 the Pros
G.s. oil the United States, hnt also IN relation 10
cgery member of his family whose age or sex left
open to remark, although il has been OF the most
sclrilous and dastardly character, yet, upin this
PRESENT moment, has been Overlooked, under the
impression. thai newspaper editors had the prlvl-
esc i'll this country Of freely analizlng me polti-
cal characters of all persons before the public, al
though. iii so doing. they should forget the dignity
and courtesy Of gentlemen By descending 10 The
low and filthy language Of The BLACKBOARD. Under
this impression, and Tor fear OF the impaaton
that was striving 10 >;iaa the voice o. The press
which NJ one desires 10 he .nore free or loud than
do but which | knew thousands Of political
vampires would he ready 10 char.c upon me on
HI. frs, occasion. have suffered every parental,
tlial and family feeling which possessed, 10 be
Tim. after time, torn and lacera,cd, until now
feel tina, forbearancc has ceased 10 be virtue,
and has at length become crime. ION will,
therefore, confer upon me layof BY INST rePnb-
fishing h. Eaitoyaa, If he WE" as dss canSc 81
mn prsra, coprsc. AMI Mcse, ay declarations ii re-
l',%s % tie AUTHOR Of has arfice 0aa d's 0Sser-
;oiS
i> Tia; every personal imputaton which he
la. made in that article upon the President, IS
LIZ
IDLY That The motives which he has charged to
have operated upon The President, in his presden
tal career, are also UNANIMOUSLY FALSE. ana
.'ily. That the language ofthc Editorial through
OFT hr.aiv establishes is author as libc.ier,
hackguafd and scoundrel.
am. sir your very obi servant,
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Ticket. Nos II 33 u, and I3 - II. both Ca
piialr in the above, sold ana paid ty Word.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Class No. ~:
- Il . ). :, II - - II 80 - u is 20,
Ticket. Mes. - II ~, pgizc ot ;.loo in the
above. sold 10 an old ticket buyer br Word
lave an eye oa the SCHEME 10 be drawn this
month. Wor; has the Tickets and Certificates
OF Packages icr sale in III 81! them and will sell
h:> proportion Of The rIiz.> Please address
Jnne !. J. Z WORD R!chmard Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

NTOTlCE.-Thc Annual Meeting Of The Stock
~ holders of the Loui>a Railroad Company
will he held n Louisa Couri-hoase on Monday,
the .th day Of June.
A. w. TALLEY, Secretary
June S-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

y I. B4OADt> is pow ON Tip lL.ousl,
IA. the counties Vi Orange. Green. Madison.
and Ire counties Moth OF THESE and through the.
Northern Meek with the bills d,e To the Rich
mona Enquirer, Richmond Wig. SoWheln Lite
rary Messenger. &c. Don't forge, 10 look .or
him ard pay him. VA. GOULDlN.
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r. The above communication is somewhat
on .: our line and it gives no pleasure 10 pub
fish it. We reluctantly yield 10 the appeal which
rs author makes upon The liberty Of the press
1t Is not in onr power 10 rcpublsh the whole edi-
'o.lal OF the Wing referred TO BY Mr.. Tyler The
following extracts are believed 10 be sufficient
specimens OF ,hcarticlc itself:
f.fif;et irom he Editorial Of the Riohaead Mig,
May 81:
II eyer an officer subjected himself fairly to
thPaclmen,-he(P President Tylcr) undoubtedly
ia, ,'as done so, and the leni,y which has been ex-
,c.'ed towards him, when we take into conside-
'Gnoa the number, variety and enormity OF his
licences, can be accounted for on no other priici-
p , man the general contempt with which the
aai Is regarded and the belief, that the highre-
. a prescribed by the Constitution would bede-
s'''eo oy applying il 10 such an object! That
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Illness prevents IL from saving muci;o day
We have raised tie Democratic Ilag al our mast
head. and are somewhat pgoad 10 be able = line
on, onr tanner with the name upon j, Of cary
IT. DUTIES Of This city a gentleman universally
esteemed and admired Tor his aversion 10 poliii
cal cliques. Tor Ike purify of his private life the
excellence of his public character, for the states
man-like qualities Of his mind. and the mil ecn-
tlcnanv. diya;iicd features OF his ad,,e>s and per-
son Whether he succeed or moi, Pennsvi' anna
has leason 10 he 9raie=i with This selection OF one
Of her most gifted ana iavoFi'e sons. We shall
say more anon when time and health permit.
rLhl.L.Inain N.ni.I II Pc IL,.c.
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[ l.i 80 10 % b IL IL or

+. WORDS NJ" LOTTERY cFfIC
~ Drawing ot Virginia Mononealia Lottery,
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C,TOCK or DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
- The subscriber, proposing u make some
chang IN The >,yic ihi> business, sill on W. j.
NE.S DAY tee i,ih july next expose 10 public
sale, Al lie store now occupied BY him on broad
way street, at9o'clack, his entire stock OF Dry
Coos, comprising very general assortment
hiscu>ioners andthc public generally viii please
observe int ne viii continue 10 sell II cost. Tor
c@sh. I'll the l2th day Of july when his store will
", closed 10 make preparations for the sale
THOS. d. QUARLES,
Granite Frcnt Building, Shockoe Hill
Sale conducted by DyNLor, MoNcrRE & CO.
jam S-tdS
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n pursuance ct Il decree ot The Circuit Supc-
J. rio: Court OF Law and Chanccrv for King
George County pronounced on the 22d DAY OF
April. ISL. il The ease Of Nashingion> Guar
dian again>t BraX,1D. &C. thr under> 9red. Com
misSioners appointed for that purpose viii otter
for -e!e, at public auction. on THURSDAY. the
25l day Of Ju!y next. if fair. if not, on tie irst
fair day thereafter, ail the r,ht tile an interest
u Augustine u. BfaXtoM, in Tie following yalu-.
able real estate in King George County. Va.
!. Potomac View situated immediately ON
the Potomac River containing between 800 and
100 acres o land. On this estate there is lare,.
and comfortable dwelling, with oil the u>ua!
out houses.
:. Plentiful Farm. adjoining Potomac View,
and containing about 1873
3. Point Pleasant, lying Immediately in The
ncigibolhood of he fiji mentioned estate, and
contains 80 acres o. superior lard
i. Ro,e!and This c>laie contains so to $50
acres ;nd is Immediately on the river
5. Union containing i1} acres Of good laEt,
ard ha. on ii a mill, which, well managed, may
he rendered vcryrro.i;a1le.
The intcres, Of Augustine NJ BraX'on in said
property i an tate that V i'll Getarainc upon the
death OF either said EIaxlcn or lis WIFI Pos
session viii he given the purchasers en- tie 1T
January, 1915. The ale % all the property will
he made al Potomac View Persons DESTROYS Ia
do 50. can view the property teiofc the DAY OF
sale
The terms under the decree are one third Of
the purchase money on the day of sale tc ha-
lance 10 he paid in twelve months thereafter. the
purchasers executing bonds with approved Stcu-
rity, tur the deferred payment
CARTER NJ BRAXTCN,
W r. MASON
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Tnr NcM,xATrox .? Mn DAIL,s-row II
WAS ,SrorNcrn-'hc news ot the nomination
Of Geo u. Dall;.s waS conveyed 10 that gentle
man in singular manner, and mc:i.> notice.
Ii WIS ifrangcl 10 lie announced 10 Linn by the
Eastern delegation on their way home from the
Convention Accompanied by Senator Walker,
of Mississippi, personal friend Of Mr. Dallas,
the delegates. 60 in number, arrived in this city
on Friday morning about halfpast FIVE O'Clock
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