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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
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NV sentiments TO the Democratic Convention
which will assemble at Little Rock IN January
next. aud that it may be Gods will that harmony
may prevail in their proceedings, is the feryent
nrayer of YOUR true friend, "a. Yell" When
his letter is read. the members of the Convention
will stare one nt the other and pretend TO he per-
frcy aslounded. although the leaders, who can
keep secrets will have previously known It's con-
tents Resolutions will then be offered. and unan-
.mousIy adopted having been previously prepared,
rccoun,ing the vast and important services that
have been performed and :he sacrifices suffered
by this great democrat, and condoling with the
State in her great loss in consequence OF his pro-
posed retirement, but at the same timo consollng
her with the reflection, that pcradventure this great
man may be induced TO sacrifice his comfort and
cOndt sccnd to accept from her General Assembly.
the office of Senator, for which they nominate him
as candidate, and call upon every :rue and loyal
friend of Il Convention to vote for no man for the
General Assembly, who will not vote for Yell as
Senator. They will lhcL at the dlc.ation of Yell.
nominate s0mD man fer Congress who, on account
of his Oca position, will best SubScrven md strength.
cn his interest with the view to give Yell the Sen
atorShip; man who will canvass the State, and will
stir tho people up with sharp stick. and while he
will coax them to strike one lex for himself, he
viii tell them It is also the command OF the Con-
ven,ion that they should strike two licks for their
great MASTER by cIecing proper mon to vote Tor
him as Senator. And this, frcemcn of Arkansas,
is the kind Of jug.cry that is to be imposed you.
in order to enable one man to arrive at the goal Of
his ambition Do you think you will stand il!
Do YOU think you will suffer it TO be done! Who
is Archibald Yell, that you should sthus sacrifice
your Independence and freedom of thought. and
thereby in effect make yourselves slaves, in order
to minister 10 his amblon' Must | tell you!
An adventurer into Arkansas, with ii small capital,
the half Of which was borrowed, on which, howov-
er he has done an immense business. increasing
the original stock. His parasites. who have re.
ceved benefits from his cOuntenance, those lick .
spttles, who hang to the skirts of his garment, and
tho oficncr they are kicked off. the fpnder they
become, may deem this remark, as well as others
shall have occasion TO Ike in the sequel hor-
ever, eLdeavor to comfort themselves; because, IN
inilctins the deserved lash on ihcir master. it is
not my design to strike them single blow, for be
it rcmernbered that my remarks are addressed to
the eyes and cars of freemen, and not to slaves.
either white or black, who are unworthy of notice
Having probably already extended my remarks
too great length for the common reader, will in
who is Archibald Yeli?" and will therein.
among other things, cndeavor to convince the free.
men of this SIate, that he has already been proyd-
cd with Offices, far beyond his deserts.
WEST ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
Iron and Nails.

|ngs, ass'd; blister, German and cast stoci'
ln-ware, glassware; window glass Pntty'
! hats, palm leaf do, fur and beaver do,
y which we offer low. wholesale or retail. beo'
beltries, beeswax. and cotton, taken in exchange
|ch we will give the highest market prices
Buren, June 2S 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

The Miseryof England.--Nolhing could more
powerfully express the terrible condition of the
great masses Of the poor in England, than the
statement made in the House Of Commons, by Mr..
Wakey that the paupers ofthe Poor Law Union,
in Hampshire, were employed in crushing bones,
and while 50 employed, they Guarreiied sci!A each
other forh bis Of marror they might chance to
contain, and kaaseea Of Mc meat from tho cAirom-
tiles of the bones.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
Sacking Bottoms,

B BEDS for sale at tho cheap cash store Of
WALLACE & WARD.
28th, l645.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

II Don't Dance. An exchange paper tells q
good story ofan innocent countryman who chanced
to be in one of our cities on Sunday and concluded
10 90 10 church. Arrived there. he waited outside
for a moment, when to his profound surprise. tue
organ struck up from which he concluded that some
sort of shuke down was bout to commence. Just
at that moment gentleman invited him to walk
in and take a seat. mot zactIy. Mister; amt
used TO no such doins on Sunday. and besides don!
dance;" and ho retired, shocked exceedingly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
REFERENCES.

REFFEkENSES'
Hon. A. S. White,
/" f. A. flanagan,
Alex. Barrow, rs Srnats
James Sempe,
" d. R. AtchsOm,
" c. Ashley.
J. J. Hardin, or IG,ois.
:. A. Douglas,
" Willis Greene, Of Kentueky.
" John Petit,
&" 5. c. Sample, of JoJiaua
c. B. Sm tn,
J. A. Wright,
" J. B. BowIin, of ussovr;
Henry Dodge, Of Wisconsin.
April 10Th, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
Clothing.
Groceries,.

bosom shirts coltonadc and linen pants cot
i Euou coats
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

Execution ?jT Green-The New York Tribune,
of the 18Th uIt. says:
Henry q. Green. convicted of the murder Of
his wife, was executed at Troy, on "Wednesday nt.
Iernoon, at ten minutes past four o'clock. He
was drawn up by weights. His pulse was fcit
beating seventeen minutes after he was drawn up
Rev. Mr.. Van keek sad tha he had made fuH
confession CT the murder to him aud TO Rev Mr..
Baldwin. This announcement was made ten
minutes atser tho weights fell, and ere the pulse Of
the murderer lad ceased 10 beat.
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber in Bucking-
II ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about 8 feet high, % or 80 years
., ave black and stout made-sold in Richmond
by Ms. Organ, OF Surry county, near CABIN
poin, no visible marks recollected. He had on
when he ielt white fur hat with very small
brim. and suit Of summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, 81 years old, about
;est inches high has scar on the left jaw, from
me ,oohache-lhe skin seems TO have grown to
he bone. Had on when he lett black slick cap,
and a suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond BY Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
longpd 10 the estate OF Mrs. Trevillian, of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old,
ab,u, feet or inches high, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks recollected, was sold
in Richmond BY Charles d. Peitus, of Halifax
county, Virginia. | will give the above reward
Of sixty dollars for the apprehension and delive-
~ OF The above named slaves 10 Belts s. Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
Of conveying them 10 said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one of them.
lime 6-ctf F. G.. BRADY.
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LOTTERIES.
WOrlhaIn,s OlIice.

MO-, EXCHANGE PLACE. RICH.
IN MOND, Virginia.
Drawing OF the Alexandria, Glass No. 50 a,
Alexandria, August 9th. 1915:
81 81 81 IS 30 80 II Al % e. "a SO 81.
Nos. y 81 60, prize OF 81 COO dollars, sold
this office in the above.
LOTTERY FOR TODAY
$4,000 and 10000 Capal~. Alexandria, Ex-
ira, Glass No. l90-drawng comes per mail
this morning Prizes: Sl5,0OO 10000, 5000,
$3.50, Prizesof 1000 OF 500, 10 of 800, Is Of
$50, 25 of 300 30 Of $50, 30 OF 100, &c. &c
IS Nos, and IA drawn. Tickets IS.
LOTTERY FOR TO. MORROW
$1,000 Capital! Alexandria Extra, Class No.
l9i. Drawing comes per mail tomorrow. Pfiz $:
1000, 5000, 1911 50, prizes Of 1000, oil 300,
10 of ZOO 100 Of 100, 100 of 50, 81. Tickets 2.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
SOON
August lG;h-25 900, 10000, &c Tickets 10.
August 23d-30,000, 10000, &c-Tickels 10.
August 30th-10000 $4,000, &c.-Tickets 10.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
verlised by J. G. Gregory & Co., for sale on the
same terms at this Office.
To Distant Country Customers.
Grand and Brilliant Scheme 10 be drawn al
Alexandria 9th September
$4,000 Capital!
with lots of other snug Prizes-such as So 600
$4,000, 10000, 5000 5000, 1000, 5000, 800
1000, 2,Sd7, S prizes OF $500, 10 of 200o, u
of $50, 20 of 1900 so Of 900, 10 OF 500, &c.
&c. Tickets $20-Shares in proportion.
81. TO secure snug fortune, send in your or
aers early.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Aug. 70 CHAs. WORKMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wakefield for Sale.

,,,rrp for sale one of the best Estates on
y po,omac River, containing about 1890
me h.,wcen six and eight hundred of which
aeies Iii. and now in cultivation. The land is
als s LII. a rich black loan, interSpersed with
ssnIls and in fertility is certainly equal, if not
sr;o- 10 any on the river. In one oil the fields,
- .,t,..sn;,n, 10 wood is an inexhausible bed OF
,.',s, shells. which could be easily converted
line and made useful on such parts OF the
ss,.,s a. may not be already sufficiently Suppheo
with that valuable manure.
The Buildings ccnsi>, Of an Overseers House,
.--an.,v and all the out-houses necessary Tor the
use Of the Farm. g.. p.:
c,,al The River and Pope'S Creek-requirins
80 han The usual quantity OF fencing to enclose
!. 7, i The birthplace OF Washington. Fish,
o,s,srs and Wild Fowl are abundant and indeed
u, he facilities OF living are cheap and easily
procured.
,;,b,een 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES, con-
Sting ola fair proportion OF men, women, boys
and ctildren.
The health Of the situation may be estimated
". me fact Of which am informed, that the ply
s,.;ans bill for the last ten years, has not ave-
RACED $40 per annum.
Soeie,v is good, and the neighborhood general
l. healthy. IL the number OF very old persons
nav living, and the bills Of mortality were con
,llei, il wonld be found TO bear fair compare
son with any OF the mountain regions OF he State
-inieet is believed that, in the last Ten years
in proportion TO population, fewer deaths have &C
curred than in any other part Of Virginia. APP
ply at the Office of the Baltimore American.
Inlv 1E-entc
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LOTTERIES.
Straaton,s Omce.

IN STREET.
Schemes for tho Week.
Dra'cins rsec'red erery dan al o'eiock, r. H.
$4,000 Dollars 10000!
Tuesday-Alexandria. Extra 100. Capitals:
$4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, $3.50, S Of 1000,
&c. IS Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets dollars,
halves 5O, quarters 25.
1000 Dollars 5000!
Observation-Disclosures Extra, 1911. Capt.
tails: 1000 dollars, $1,000 1911 50, 2 Of 1000
&c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets dollars, halves
l, quarters so cents.
10000 Dollars! 5000!
Observation-Disclosures Extra, 1872. Capitals
10000 dollars, 1000, 1900, LAS, 20 of 900,
SC. - Nos, II drawn. Tickets dollars,
halves2 SO, quarters 25
5000 Dollars 1900!
Friday Mononsala No 33. Capitals :
5000 1900, 1867 SO, 5 Of 500, &c. IS Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets ST. so, halves IS cents, quar-
tiers 81. cents.
5000 Dollars 2,OOOl
Saturday Alexandria, Extra, 1874. Capitals
$4,000, 1900, 1900, l,Oi2 so, 5 Of 600, &c. rs
Nus, II drawn. Tickets ga, halves So quar-.
ters IS els.
$4,000 Dollars! 100000
For Monday Morning Alexandria, Glass No
SO. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1900, |, $50
l 500, 10 OF 900, &c. &c numbers, Is drawn
Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters 2 so.
Orders Tor packages certificates of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent, when re-
ouested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Aug. IL Richmond. Va.
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CHI RkE,S
HEAD QUARTERS FOR PRIZES
..LL-...,nc Il. liz liz. L


Loiter7es for he IIcsk.
Tuesday-Alexandfa, Extra, Class 100. Ca
pi,al> $4,000, 10000, 1000, $3.50, of 1000, 5
OF 500, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Extra, Glass 1871
Capitals: $1,000, 5000 1911, of 900, 5 Of $780,
&c IS Nos IL drawn ballots. Tickets =
Thursday Extra Class 1872
Capitals $4,000: 3 600, 1000. ,4i5 go OF ,00O
40 Of $50, &c. - Nos, ii drawn. Tickets s.
Friday-Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass
49, Capitals: SIS, 900, 500, 1857, Of 500, 5 of
$50, &c. IS Nos, II ballots Tickets 30.
Saturday-Alexandria, Extra, Class 1914. Ca
pitals $4,000, 1000, 1900, 1912, of COO, 5 of
30n, S Of 200, &c. IS No. Lottery, II drawn bal
lots. Tickets 3
$4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80, for 1915 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday, Au.
gust 10Th, 1915.
Capitals: $4,000 dollars, 10000 5000, 1000
l,750, 1900, 10 of 900, 10 of 800, &c. &C. IL
drawn numbers out of &C.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters , So
Certificates Of packages OF % whole tickets 100
dollars % halves so, % quarters -. For sale
at CLARkE'S HEAD QUARTERS
Auo III
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SALE OF VERY
VaIlJahle Real Estate.

DG virtue OF decree of the Circuit superior
ID Court Of Law and Chancery for Stafford
county, Virginia, al June lerm 1886, in The cases
of Bronaush rs. Bronaugh and others, and
Browne against Bronaugh and Others the I'M
dersigncd Commissioners will offer for sale, at
public auction, 10 The highest bidder, on the 29h
day Of August, lSia, before the front door OF The
Farmers Iiotel, in the town Of Fredericksburg,
Virginia moictv OF the tract of land, called
MARLBOROUGH, which formerly belonged 10
John w. Bronaush deceased. This moiely con.
lains about 1Gg acres, and lies upon the Potomac
Run and Aqua Creek in The county OF Stafford,
Virginia, about - miles by water, below the
CITY of Washington, in The District oil Columbia
and about IL miles by land from The town OF
Frederick burg, Virginia. The quality Of the
soil is Represented 10 be exceedingly fertile aud
admirably adapted 10 the production OF Indian
Corn and other grain, and, in short, OF all The
staples Of The country.
In addition TO this, there is upon he Estate an
neyhausliblc bank oi The richest mall situated
most conveniently for use upon The Farm, and for
expectation.
There are, besides, two valuable Els HERlES:
one, ;he lump, has rented for 500 dollars; the
other, the Island, for 300 dolars-per season.
Adjoining This land is the well known landing
called Thorny Point, The terminus ul the Poo-
mac of The Richmond Fredericksburg and POLO
mac Railroad. The facilities Tor market, travel,
&c, which this affords, il is deemed wholly unne-
cessary TO diiale upon. So favorable an opporu-
niiy Tor speculation is seldom offered and the at
,enlon OF capitalists and others. is earnestly invi
ted 10 The property the hope that before the dav
OF sale they will make every enquiry and cxami-
nation, and make themselves acquainted with lis
numerous Recommendations. The purchaser will
be permitted 10 e..e- upon the land 10 seed wheat,
and full possession will be given on the Isl Ianu-
arv, 1916.
The Terms Of sale will be, ready money for so
much OF the price as will satisfy costs, charges
and expenses OF sale az vel as the costs of suits
mentioned Fni Inc residue OF The purchase mo-
ney, a c,edit oil 6 and u months, from the day OF
safe with interest from thar date Bond and Sc
CURLY, with Deeds OF Trust, will lie required Tor
the deferred payments The Commissioners, how
ever, reserve the RICH. u sell he tract in one or
more lois or parcels, as may be deemed most ex-
pedient. IN ihe day OF sale. They believe The
title 10 DE unqncs.ionahle bu, selling as Commis-
sioners Of The Court, they vii! convey with sle-
cial warranty only.
THOMAS II. Bolts.
RICHARD c. L. MONCURE,
ARTHUR A. MORSON,
T. B. BARTON,
JOHN w. DRONAUGll.
July 23-clis
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MOST VALUABLE LAND ON JAMES
RIVER EOR SALE

MOST VALUABLE LAND ON JAMES
RIVER FOR SALE.
DY virtue of decree Of The Circuit Superior
ID Court of Law and Chancery for Cumlcr-
land county, pronounced on the 26,h day of May,
1915, in the case Of Eliza B. Mayo, dow and
relict of Thomas T. Mayo, deceased, Plaintiff
rs. John b. Seay and Rebecca his wife, and
Others, Defendants, We will, as Commissioners
appointed by said decree, on TUESDAY, the
3i day Of Sepleltel ne1l, il fair il not, The first
,air day thereafter Sunday excepted, expose 10
sale, on The premises, 10 the highest bidder that
very valuable rae, of Land called HoopeI's
Rock, lying on the South side of James river, in
The county of Cumberland, about one mile below
the town oil Columbia and adjoining The lands OF
Capt. William Mayo Leonard and William
Spears This tract contains about 63Q acres,
one hundred OF which arc first rale James river
lnw grounds, well known for lis produciveness
in tobacco, wheat and corn. The high land is OF
good quality, and susceptible OF The highest state
u improvement. II is supposed there are up
wards of 200 acres Of wood land, the greater pro-
portion Of which Is very finely timbered. The
framed dwelling, and all the necessary out houses,
some OF which are new. Possession will DC si-
ven the purchaser Immediately, 50 lar as neces-
sary for sowing crop Of wheat this iall, and full
possession on the Is. day Of January mex, (pro-
badly much sooner) R. !. Cooke, Esq, living
in Columbia will give any information relative
10 The above estate that may be desired.
TgRMs-One-iourh Of the purchase money
will be required in cash-lhe haia"ce in three
equal annual payments. Bonds and approved
security for he balance, and deed of trust on
the land, will be required of The purchaser. The
,le is believed unquesiionable, but We shall sell
and convey as Commissioners only.
RICHARD |. COOKE
JOSEPH FUoUA, Com'rs,
J. M. TREVlLlAN,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

| 4 The 2nd inst, Negro Man William, cali
,ng himself William Taylor, belonging to DR..
Wat H. Tyler OF Hanover county. William is
aboal feet inches high; dark complexion;
has very full head ofhair pleasing counlenance;
has one Of his from, teeth ont; dresses very we'll
He was seen here on Monday evening, and may
,sibly still be lurking about Richmond; and, as
IL was hired some years ago as groom, in York.
Hampton and Williamsburg, he may have
zone there with the view Of making his way off
n some tree State. The above reward will be
nail for his delivery to me in Richmond, or lodg-
Fl in some Jail SO may get him again.
aup lift G.. A. COLQUTTT.
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Aug. /
HOyt's Lottery Office,

MO. Z, ENC II A NG E PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.
uOYT is about |, eclipse himself He has
eclipscd every body else in selling Graad Capi-
tai Prizes and is now about 10 sell IS 900 dol
lars Tor 20 dollars; 10 600 dollars for 10 dollars,
&C.. &c. You hear a great deal about Prizes,
but you know that tIOYT stands at the head Of
the presen, generation of Vendors. HOYT has
actually sold one Prize which amounted 10 more
money han any five sold in the last five years by
any Vender in Richmond. Talk about Capital
Prizes You should never mention the subject
without associaling HOYT'S name with ii.
Who wants The following Przes2 Don't be de-
ludcd with the idea that you can get lhem except
by applying either in person or by letter Ono post
age necessary TO Head Quarters for big Capt.
lals d. NJ HOYT Richmond
z S Orders in all cases strictly confidential
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IN Mug Georye ConIy, Tuehia.
TN pursuance Of The directions contained in The
L last will Of Nathaniel IL Eooe, deceased, the
undersigned will offer Tor sale, al public auction,
on Friday, the 9Th day Of SePlember next, the fol-
lowing valuable tracts OF land, situated in King
George county, Virginia, 10 wit:
L. TETOTUM-con,aiE ,016 acres, lying
on Potomac River and Machoiock Creek adjoin-
ing The lands OF Col T. Il. B. Baker, George
Turner, and others. By far the larger portion Of
This Estate is river fiat, of fine qualify, and judi
cicusly managed, may be rendered amongst the
best estates on The Potomac
2 FOREST HlLL-the late residence Of Mr.
Hooe contains about Sill acres Of land, and is
situated three miles below The Court House. In
GLIDING an extensive meadow, there are 3OO TO 400
acres, in a boiy Of excellent land, belonging 10
this tract. The Improvements consist OF COM
Portable framed dwelling, and all The necessary
oul-hons-s, some Of which are new, and built of
brick Upon The Estate is waller srist mill, the
most valuable perhaps, in the Northern Neck
II receives annually about $50 barrels oil toll corn.
s. NECK QUARTER.-'lhis Estate is stu
ated on the road leading i,om King George Court
House 10 Hampstead, and contains PIP acres,
a considerable portion Of which is land Of excel
lent 1naliw.
!. PINE HlLL--coElans - acres OF
fores, land, adjoining The lands Of d. Lewis, John
Arnold, and others.
The undersigned will take pleasure in showing
any, or ALL OF said tracts 10 hose who may desire
10 view them.
The sale of all will be made al Forest Hill
TERMs.-The will Of my tesaor directs the
investment. Of considerable sum of money for
The benefit Of infants, The payment OF which will
not be required for many years. As part OF
which, The purchaser of Teto,um will De allowed
10 retain S. 5000, by securing it upon The land, and
paying the interest annually. In like manner,
The purchaser OF Forest Hill can retain $1,000,
and the purchaser Of The Neck Quarter $4,000.
One-sixih OF the entire purchase money will be
required on the day OF sale; and Tor the balance,
(deducting the above SUMS credit O! one, two.
and three years will be given The deferred pay
menls 10 bear interest from The day Of sale, and 10
be satisfactorily secured.
DANIEL COAKLEY, Exor
OF \. II. Hooe, deceased.
~ B. Onthe same day, will be sold on credit
of six months 20 fine Mules, 90 10 80 young
Cattle, aud the Farming Utensils d. c.
King George county, July 4-clds
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WALTER c. DARLINGTON.
July i-cWilS

TN compliance with decree OF The Superior
i Court OF Chancery Tor The Richmond Circuit,
pronounced on the 18th Jay q June, lS45, in a
suit therein depending, in which SEYMOUR. Vial
is Painiif, ard John Quarles, George NJ. West
and EVELYN A. his wife, formerly Quarles, Jo-
scph I. Parkinson and Ann T.. his wife, formerly
Ouarlcs, Amanda Quarcs, George w Wi son,
John Thompson and Henry w. Quarles the
Two last merchants and partners, under The firm
Of John Thompson & Co, and Mary w Vaden,
Defendants, shall, as Special Commission, pro-
coed 10 SELL al public auction, 10 The highest bid
der in front OF The Bell Tavern, in The CITY OF
Richmond, 1t 10 o'clock, A. W., on WEDNES-
DAY, the Goth day Of tbs month. (Ausu>t,l Tor
cash, three Slaves-a by about l. years oi age,
woman and sirl--the woman good cook.
And, al o'clock in the afternoon Of the same
day, shall proceed 10 sell. on The premises, Tie
Lot Of Ground, with a comfortable brick dwelling
thereon, in which The said Amanda Quares ana
Parkinson and wife al ihi, Time reside, situated
on Church Hill, AZ Tie corner Of II and 22d
streets, Just out o! the corporation and in the i'm
mediate neishhorhoGd al Mrs Margaret Dupuy.
The Real Estate will he sold for one third part
OF the purchase money ia cash, and The balance
in Two equal inslalnenls. at six ard twelve
mon rs, 10 be secured by bond, with approved
personal security, and likewise by retention OF the
title ill The last payment is made.
p. B. JONES, Commissioner.