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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE

IN accordance with the last will aud testament Of
Mary Drake, deceased we shall proceed 10 sei', ut
public auction, on the third day OF November neIt
thar being Court day-at PuwLstan Z. u valuable
Tract Of Land, yi"s in the county Of Powhatan in.
mcdia,ey the r.ver road. .iom tarttrsve 10 KEN
moud. one mile below Hayey's Tavern, aud adjoining
tie lands vt Richard Anderson, John Wonatn aud
o'h.rs, containing. by recent survey, i5 ar'"s-ab"t
hundred acres in original erwth, wen iimoeird'
and ADAPTED "a the growth cf tabaccn wheat corn, &c.
the balance srahlr land 10 good condition. and sus.
ptibe of improv-nent-ths whole tract well wa;.rrd
The improvements consist Of log dwelling, wan
shed on each side, good barn, with sheds IN three
81 les corn house aud tobacco hrnscs with other neces-
siry houses A further description IS deemed useless,
persons wishing Pur, base viii view the premises
before the DAY OF sale Persons wishing further Infor
nation or To view the premises, will call on The ESrcu-
tors Mr.. O. X Bri>ow, residing on the place. or my
SELF six mites below Cdrtersvie Either OF 'is VIII
take pleasure in showing the land.
TERMS accommodating, and made known ON The day
of sale SAMUEL. W. DRAKE,
O. X. BKtSTOW,
Of b. he dprscSed
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ch,nund, Va. Auy 5th Ia5-c3m
ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.


7 WISH 10 sell The Tract Of Land on which now re
side, lying in the cniniy Of Mecklenburg, Roam
ose River, neat below !askns Ferry, eight miles South
E,st foh the Court House, and eighteen miles below
Gainesville. The Tract contains about 1900
40 of which are river bottom. The high land il OF
very superior quality, large portion Of it in original
woods ard heavily timhcred. The low grounas are
mnch latrer than ordinary and lie in very compact
70 N. The improvements are large Dwelling House,
new'y painted, with all necessary gu, houses the
whole IN eaoi repair-a large new Gran4ry and stable
Negro Cabins and Barns sufficient 10 secure, with ease
crop OF toacso for 3, hands. IL desired, wojd d.
vse the Tract Z, the F-ny Ro1d runs, and cell them
s"arsely u seldom that Tract of Land so des'ro-
HI is offered for safe therefore those wishing pur-
cne would do Welt look NJ IT, The terms, oBe-ih bird
cash. the ether twchrds in and two years; thou III
making the principal SECURE and paving the interest
pauc:nal:v, the purchaser could have much longer
trit. viii take pleasure in showing the land 10 any
oa- wishing 10 see II. &c am absent, my Overseer
NJ. More, will show II.
HENRY E. COLEMAN.
Mcekirnhn,C Sept. 2G-cSt
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Valuable Real Estate
AND SLAVES FOR SALE.


by virtue Of two DEGREES, pronounced by York Conn
~ ~ Court, the 18th OF September, ls45-One IN
Fox's freud fox's Tistee-and The other IN
Taylor u.s. Fos's heIs-the undersigned, commissioner
appointed said DEGREES viii, the tth day
OF October next, Chat Icing York County Court dayl
nj the Court House of said county, proceed 10 sell by
auction 10 The highest bidder for cash, (possrsson To-
be given on the first day Of January the houses ad
lots named in decree &c the first above cited
situated in Yorktown, aud knuwn The property and
re sidenee Of the late John Il. Fox deceased lying III
the corners cf the two cross streets bounding The
Cout House 10! and that Of the Swan Tavern one OF
them il used Garden and contains half nrre The
other lot has on IL two-snry DSellins
House and Kitchen. II Offers suitable advantages To
persons DESTROYS of Purchasing such property And III
the time and ace, execute the deere. ~ The
last named will be sold, Tract "r Land ns IN
York county, NJ the head of al the branches ol
Back Creek, containing il9 acres, with unfinished
Dwelling House thereon; portion uf Is arabic, and
The rest IN good steamboat wood, credit of one aud
two years tpossession the first day af January
next,) with interest thereon, from the day nf sale;
the purchaser give bonds To the several parties
cordns 10 their respective rights and with good per
son1l security, save as 10 80 much NJ will drray the
expenses Of The and Of this suit, which IL TO be
paid in cash. The title to he withheld until the puT-
chase money is paid. Also nj the time and place,
six valuable slaves; amongst them Is good Female
Cook, and some fine Field Hands
wM. NELSON, Comr.
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ROUSSEAU WELL REMARKED,

THAT il is marc honorable for man 70 maze one
discovery important mankind than 10 have SUI
percai knoWisdg. Of many branches of arr and sci
Setting aside the honor" Is certainly dsia.
bic for the good OF The human race that AN tnqlirhg
should drect It's energies to one object or Gas: OF
objects instead Of dTsng them over mitlest field OF
observation As Illus ration we may point 70 SANDS
Sasapariiia The root externally, seems hardly worth
digging from the ea-h yet by series OF careful expo
rl;nrn,s in concentrating It's Qnains, and adapuns
them 10 an assimilation with the fluids which noursh
and sustain human llfr the Messrs. Sands have sue
cesded IN giving TO the world preparation, which,
blessed by Providence, il acknowledged aud infal-
bic remedy FOR all ulceruis and cu,aneous diseases
serofula Cancer, Tumor and the long and destructive
train Of physical evils OF which they are terrible spool
mems, vanish before its hsalth.restoring influence.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of ts
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets which may
DO obtained OF agents gratis.
30 Prepared and sold, wholesale and retan and for
expectation, by A. 3. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No II Roadway corner
OF Chambers street, New York. Sold, also bv ALEX
AMBER DUVAL & CO., Agents, Main street, Rich
mond Va Pree-sl per bottls, or six bottles for IS.
Oct. 3
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nlvE hcrn appointed by The lion. WIN. A. Graham,
oay.aog ii III, State of North Carolina, ComIns-
4atf 4 the State OF Virginia, with fail power To take
ne acknowledgement or pioof Of any deed, mortgage, or
ont convey ancs Of lands tenements or here damens
yias ~ beng in the State Of North Carolina, and 10
i.-s n, fe,o il the manner now required by law or
other wiring under ser. 10 he used in the state 81
Nth On liua IN TO administer an oath or afhrna-
any pc who shall be Wiling or desifoiis 10
iaas- s!ts oath ar affirmation before me; and 10 take
y .i.ioa. and TO examine witnesses under any com
iq,.-lu ot commissions, emanating fom any OF the
nG. "f the state Of North Carolina, relating to any
depending TO be brought IN any oil SAID Courts
Ans b,>n-ss under said commission, which the public
uly i>ir-, will attend 10 atricty aud faithfully
ALEX'R. DOMAIN
Fct,r-aarg, Va, Oct. Z, l6i5.-c4t
L. Nhi, will COPY.
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School for Young Ladies',

III TIT.NCE ETFE MID tUNNI HUUsT.
THE second session of my School will commence on
L The first Monday in November, and close on the
fourth Wednesday in April. The of studies EN-
braces all n-e subjects usually taught in The best Sc
minarics oi the kind. There many advantages IL
tending he peculiar postum of the school The build
Jugs large aud commodious. having been erected for
ihr puri }. If a Female Seminary.
DR.. +. J. Mruauer, gentleman of distinguished sci
entifc altanmcns, will deliver full course Of lectures
Chemistry. These lectures will be amply illustrated
by experiments.
Rev. Professor Sampson will deliver course Of lee
lures on Moral Philosophy.
Bo1rd, nclnd ne every accommodation, Ste: Tuition
Sls Music SIS use Of Piaro 81. a small extra fee will
be charged those attending the chemical lectures.
Fees payable III advance Board may he had III the
village, reasonable trrnIs.
Srn ai--uulN RORT q BRANCH.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION ON NAVI.
GABLE WATER NEAR JAMES RIVER,
Enn SILL u

THE subscriber will sell at auction on the PUN DAY
Of October his farm lying in surry county, called
and know a. Silt Farm. II s situated immediately
on Uppe. hipoaks Creek, and one mile from Catin
Point.
The tract contains about 600 half Of which are
cleared aud under good fence, well adapted to
the grow tn n WHEAT and oats; the rest arc we'll
covered with pines efficiently large for cord wood
which could be easily got 10 market, Us the Creek Is
nayrabe far vessels drawing from 10 feet water up
10 The rlana,on The Improvements CONSIST of DIS, :.
nr-honsr kitchen. smoke house, stables, &c. and quar-
eTs sufficient l., accommodate 30 nesrocs-a Of which
are In snd repair. There Is also The tract large
mill house ftlrn-rv manufacturing mil, which has
been allowed to 20 down daring my minority, but which
could be again put operation III tring EXPENSE
the right has not eIpiiej. J. ii. HARRISON.
l..nf
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~ MUCK TTOW M VTUTHUHSlUtp IytPUt'
WISH Ia sell my Farm, situate along the South
L west mountains, aud containing eight hundred ard
inv (s51j acres. Il ,ins lh- lands Of j. barbour
" Johnson and WIN Davs, Esilrs, in Orange; and Gr-
neral Gordon, NJ. l.. Walker, and James Lindsay,
Esqrs !, in hlbemarlr.
II will be sold upon very reasonable terms, aud tic
most libera, time allowed as To a.mahts shalt
commence the seeding &c wheat during this week ard
eyrect To sow about hundred ani seventy bushels.
The principal part of which will be upon good fallow
land.
ANY one wishing 10 purchase will find my oversser
al nil times upon the farm, and ready To show 1t.
ALEX. f. TAYLOR,
ID Sent In ccyt
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FRESH FAIL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
r. & j. S. JAMES s. CO.,
No. ltg, Main Street,

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK,
OFFER f,r sale by the piece, or package. iar:r and
" varied a.so,tinrnt nf FALL AND WINTER DkY
GOODS OF The latest and best styles, selected with
great care and purchased the m"si favorable r, ms
They will only add, TINT they he'er had u ~ Their
nower 10 do better for who may be disposed Ia IA
yor them with their cusirm.
For lhs cash. or 10 punetua men they VIII sell Their
good. As low as they be purchased ofke qualities
from any regular house in The United siars an o1a-
miration &c their stock Is respectfully solicited
Sept l6-c2aw6w
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TOTOpOTOMOY LAND FOR SALE

IVIVI Y OVNO I1'i.ND ~
WILL he offered for sale. publicly. on The premises
w on the 3lst day Of October, s5, if fair, ntherw's
The next fair day thereafter TWO hundred and fifty
of Land belonging 10 the Estate OF Thomas Melton, DE-
ceased and known Mulberry Hill. This farm las o.
it comfortable dwelling and other necessary out
houses is well adap,ed To thu cultivation Of corn o
hay and early vegetables the last Of which may he ouli
vnied with profit for The Rchnund market, being DIS
tant only twelve or ioiitsrn miles.
TcrIns f Salc--OnU third of the purchase none! wil
be re 1nirrd be paid the Isl day cf January, lSl6
the remaining thirds IN ea ,ns.aments OF SIX ans
twelve months from the Isl day Of January, 1886, ih'
purchaser giving bonds with approved security and 1
deed OF Trust the premises To secure the payment
the game. - -
Mr. Richardson living AT Mulberry Hill, will show
the and To any one wishing to see IL.
WM. r. u. POLLARD,
Administrator &c. Of TI,os. Melton, decreased.
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LACKS AND IENNEYS.

THE subscriber has for sale four Jacks and three len
/ nr,, Two Of sii- lacks are very large. Ferdinand
i. -lrv-n years Old next August, and, | believe, ne
lace lack in the STATE. Two will be four years ola
,s.am.r one Of them nearly as large as .ne
GA JarS aad ty The next Spring VIII DO larger; Inc
Cd M welt known sure foa' geter ana ns coiis
~. average "a bejicve, with those OF any stallion
fiOu III. mares :.
IM.Ii.,:l bargain in any of them on credit of
80. ys. at rufe will lake in cash what one who re-
80, N n,p- raising section may reasonably expect
nas ~ y'nualiy
n. Iiis,s i Lewis Store, Spnts.lvania CO, Va.
S:o u.-ct* SPENCER COLEMAN
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Marshal U. s., E. y. ", and Con
VALUABLE ALBGMARLE ESTATE AT

ACC l'N.
VNIlE sn5.c ihrr will offer. al arIion The premises
i on the luih of iiecrmstr next, the Estate called
DINLnRh. the late residence Of Col. Samuel Tan,
containing by recent survey four hundred and forty
thee acres. OF these hundred and sixty are N
low grounds Of The tst quality; more than one
hundred heavily tmberrd, the greater part o.
which is within Two miles uf charlottesville WheTr
wood commands a ready sale aud high price Th- res,
except what has been seeded in wheat this Fall, well
set in Rra-s. This Estate is u uated between two and
three nil.s North Of Charlottesville, and within Tour
mites The University Of Virginia, IN WEALTHY neigh
borhOod remarkable for Nv intelligence and mara'ity
Tie kivanna Tiver, which hounds The Estate, IS nav
gable lur batteaux in boih Of branches, far five aud
miles above il, TO large manufacturing mills of the
highest repute There is asa another Large mill one
mile helnw, on n tributary Of ihs Riyahna. The i'm
provemens consist OF large and elegant brick dwell
ing. and NIL essary out houses.
TERMS made known on the day OF sale.
Immediately after be rale Of The land, there VIII o
he offered, at auction. thirteen Young aud likely Ne
pruea, all the Stock Plantation Utensils and inhsehod
Furniture. and The crops of Corn Hay and Toi'acto
TERMS made known III, day 0f sale.
Oct l0-etds GEORGE WATSON ChkR.
Or The Whig will copy rs above.
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FOR SALE

rsNE very desirable Hnuse and Lot in the town ct
fredericksburg lately occupied ny Mrs 3. ?. Sed-
ion TIE ui.e Of brick, well built, large and COM
m'A,oas The grounds, which cover nearly whole
sgGs, are attractive and heautiiu', being laid oH with
taste IN sopiug falls and wide walks and adorn-
FL wi.h uiany handsome trees more delightful and
tUsbc residence, whether regard be bad TO health,
tcn'cr or appearance cannot DO found in he town.
- wilI be made privately, and the terms may he
let-ed communication with either Of The undersgn-
rl. JOHN MONCGRE. Falmouth, Stafford CO.
ARTHUR A. MDRSnN, Richmond city.
Aug Self Executors OF Thomas Seldom, decd
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Landed Estate,

In The County of Hca'tco t1sht mit's NORTH o.
Rtchmcn4.
IlY virtue OF decree Of the County Court Of Henri
- CO, pronounced the 9Th May, lS45, in The cause
therein pending in The o; chamberlayne, gnardi-
an OF Chamberayne, against Chamtcrayne and Others,
The undersign,d the Commissioner thereby appointed
will proceed SELL at public auction the premises,
on FRIDAY, the oath day Of October, 1915, CONNIE
ing O'Clock, NJ the Tract Of Land referred 10 in
the proceedings Of said and vi which the late
William Moshy died seized and possessed.
II contains six hundred and half acres by recent
survey, lies on The old Mountain road, eight miles
North Of Richmond, and Silhin quarter of mile Of
The Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad.
Ii has beer laid off by the Surveyor into three tracts To
one of which there il 7 other $50 acres; aud
one other l2i Upon each rari there is an album
of wood, which, from i;s proximity the Rail
road, makes II very valuable There are, the laeer
tract, ample build including harm, static, &c. The
terms of sale wiil he for fourth Of the purchase
ney in cash, and the residue, upon credit Of one
and years, i'll equal paris, the purchasers executing
bonds with approved security for the credit payments,
and deed of trus; IL secure their payment.
Oct 10 ctds w. GODDiS. Commissioner.
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Executors OF Mary Dfake,
Oct. 7-ctds
NOTICE


IN pursuance of decree of The Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chanccry for the county OF Charles Ciiy,
pronounced on The 3Oth day OF May, ls45 in suit there
in depending, between The President, Directors and
Company Of the Bank Of Virginia, Plaintiffs, and Mary
w Harrison, widow and eaecu,rx Of Benjamin farri-
son. decensed and olhers, Defendants the undersigned
Commssi, nefs appointed by the said decree, will sell
by public auction On the 18th day Of October ney II
fair f not the fair day on The premises, TO The
highest bidder for cas To oneourth Of the proceeds
o aae and the residue o the proceeds OF sale on
a credi, Of and years from The day OF SALE IN
two equal instalntn ts, that very large and valuable
Real Estate called BEREELY, lying on James river, IN
the county Of Charles City, The purchasers VIII be re-
CURED 10 give bonda, with one morc suretes, 10 be
approved by the Commissioners or Commissioned act
ing in making the sale, for the credit instruments
Of the proceeds thereof aud the title Of the land sold
will be retained "a additional security for the payment
Of tie sail bonds. This tract Of land, believed to
contain nearly six thousand arfes will he sold tsuaec
/, the dover uf Mrs. Mary w Harrison, which has
he~n laid on and assigned TO her therein in such tracts
or lots as will accommodate puchasers There will also
lie sold by the undersigned. the same day, and at lhe
same place. under the decree several slaves, tor
cash. ROBERT lANAhD,
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Aus o3-ctds Commissioners.
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BENZ. LEWIS, Trusie.
LAND STOCK &c. FOR SALE.

I,ilE notwithstanding in Shcaerds'nwn, Jefferson
4 crridv--haS determined 10 sell his Tract al Land
iruated o fnr part IL iunenbWrs county. ~ The
FOX of Meltrrn River and Flat Rock rc-k. II con
rtius ~, acres $50 al which hncc.iti, aid fine
tobacco land -aluut 100 ii good rvcr bottom, pat 1T
su,r,ior ouMiy. Almost The Wh"c IL lie land IL in
good hraIt aud perhaps susceptible 81 iiDpr e
inent by rius ard ,,ier Than any Hand IN the county
There Is ! good uSrr-rrr's house. aFna;y, tobacco
barns K . ,nd The situation. FAR regards health
ana society equal 10 ANY ~ middle V.rrina. crop
Of ;, or CO h.>h-l5 uf heat w he seeded u viii be-
Sold an tie ..h al Ocinbrr lci5 iIe usual credit
hut ii the n:cha;r .aIi Gaue longer time, The
p,vn-, the whole, any part, may lc extended 4"
five years IN pi,n.c, ." the Interest runculiiy. Ihr
ti,.c ~ gEuirtp:i"na5'r.
Immediately att. sale Of lIs land The sior; q"
e.cIy deco p;;nn ;hc Co,s 81 Corn, Folder, Oats Sr
and The Plantation Utensils will b. Sold credit {"
Twelve months EXCEPT To- suns Of $40 less, for which
the money VIII he required Mr. Turner, living ON the
premises q either Of my brothers, in the Immediate
neirhhurhnud will take pleasure IN showing tnr land to
any gent ie,nan disposed Ia n'lrrhi.r.
Oct ln-cWids JpStfi ". Al hISfOH.
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SALE or REAL. ESTATE.

IN pursuance ,f decree ri the United States Court,
i fourth Circuit and Eastern district uf virginia. PIE
roncud the 4il dy uf December, ISL IN nc iianr
OF The United Stats Of America, plaintiffs, neans'
lhn o. Law rt ais defendants, will be- sold iy tiit
drrseued COMMISSIONER appointed Tor lhat pnt"r
a, uuh c au, ton 10 the bidder. the 5i day cl
Noven.i lsi5, at the Court lionsc Of The comfy ut
Madis,p State Of Virg MIA. between ihe hours ct ~
aud 2uc!rck, f. ~, certain tact OF 'ad sii;a'en III
the tid county al Madison, containing 81 acres, more
or iess adjoining tlr lands rf rhcnas l'":Hnn,n ADD
Others. purchased by thr sid J"hn %. Lay of i'eft't
a. Claiborne and William Is. Chamaer'nyhe. Trustees
lor benjamin Duva.
The sale will be- made mpon the follow inC terms t"
wit: one.tliirl &C the purchase money 10 be PAID IN
cash, and the residue in two equal Instruments ~ SIX
and Twelve months from tho day Of sale. the purchaser
giving bends with approved security far the deferred
payments and the Title 10 the property 10 be retained
until the whole of the purchase mnney Is nail
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal u s., E. y. ", and Commissioner.
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FARMvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

MIR. LORENZO COBURN has taken charge Of this
w institution, and Will open his school for young ladies
on the first Monday III November next. Mr. Cubnrhi
t. snIntals such a Ia authorize The trustees, to give
the ASSURANCE thai Tie school wall be- conducted on such
principle, ~ 10 giGe satisfaction To those VITO n"y pa
roniz- him.
Instruction will b- given in nj. the branches usually
taught ia the hest academies, including Music on the pi
hno lrses Tie fnHLI, German and italian lang ages.
in. terms will lie such usua! IN his pari nf the
tomutry, 1pd viii ar more particularly published hy Mr..
fobufn koard Ia y br hal III the Village in rrs,rota
he families and at the Seminary from eight To ten
dollars per month. l0h bJari and iuiiian arc usually
paid IN advance. " T.. VESaBi.E.
w. G.. FLOURNOY,
A. VAUGHAN,
Sept 26-cwiw. Committee.
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WILL; be sold on THURSDAY, the 9Th dav of No
w vrmher, i'll ~ o'clock on tie premises, Tract oi
Land in the county of Hanover IA miles from kici-
mond on tie Main Road TO the OLD Church, Two miles
from, thr latter IL oii.s Tie lands Of " lain Alien
and Richard Turprt on one side. and of Robert Wade
and harlrs Hughes the other II contains rai
acres most Of which IS in original growth I" YAK ad
pine TINS Tract Will be sold III lots To sit pur-
chasers gh the subj crbrf would prefer selns II
i'm body Mr.. William NJ en- viii show The ian'i IL
those wishing 10 II previous TO he day Q! sac
Terms one quarter cash, The remaining thrrr-f this
in annual mis-, ~ one, Two and three yeais The
purchaser executing bond, sratiag interest from the
,ay Il sale with u good rni"srr. a.d secured by u
Deed az Triist on the property The abrvr sale vi !
certainty take place The tth OF November, " iar II
not, the aext fair day.
Oct. e-cai~6thSov. FEIEkti Ei.U lRkAI.
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Id
To Hon. Marcus Morton, Collector, &c"

The N Y. Journal Of Commerce, describing
The splendid Fair at Nbo's, pays The following
high compliment 10 our Virginia mechanics
We have seen some noble specimens Of glass
fabric from the workshops oil Wheeling and
Well.burg-bul this monster vase, referred 10 be-
low must bear oil the PALM
"Thc centre Saloon is filled with thousand
fine manufactures Of glass, metals homes. paper,
wood, &c. The glass vase from Wheeling IS the
largest solid mass Of glass which was ever manu-
lac;uled in this country, il not in any country;
and it appears 10 be as perfect in The material and
workmanship, as The finest decanter."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

| Georgia has gone Tor the Whiss-bui there
was no issue OF political principles The whole
contest turned upon The Stale Administration Of
Gov Crawford, and the Wing papers admit tina,
he received votes Of both parties. The Savan~
nah Republican, Wing, says:
awe hail it, not 50 much rs patti victory rs
victory oil the pe"pic, who have risen in their
might in favor OF good government-in favor OF
the faulllcss and successful administration Of an
impartial and honest ruler"
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NOTlCE-
tn United States Court for the Eastern District oil
Nrriaia, Gctober 9Th, 1915:
IL The matter Of Bankruptcy Of Edward Cunningham
mere h~ nc on Deposit in the Bank of Virginia, the
=" S9i 80 cents, to the credit Of the Court in this
a'e the 'ourt doth order that notice no published in
~, Menmond Enquirer for ten DAYS; that 4 future
~, iS'dend aud distribution will be made of the
sno su and Of such other money "a may be collected
me creditors who shall have proved their Claims
o., !, Copy. Tes;e,
vi CT, r. MAYO, Clerk.