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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
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ALL persons indebted to Dr. J. Bretnev.
a'u ag .e9oes'ed TO make immediate payment.
an, =" ina. 5 not settled up by the 20tL inst
win oe zen IN The hands of Mr.. Stearns for
Gohsesion. 20 Those having claims aca;as,
Ut ose'ney will bring them forward 10.
May 3d-l6z5. -S
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

District CAaneery Court Of the State Of
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
Grigg & Elliott AT Rules in Vacation
$50 vs.
Joel IIundley ct al. May cd ls45:
UPON opening the matters of the Com
plainants Bill il appearing 10 The satistac-
ton of the court that the defendants Will
lam A Jarnegan and Henry B. Jarnegan
are not inha bItants of The State of MissIssip-
pi SO tha, the ordinary process of law can
not be served on them. and that the other
Heirs OF Asa Jarnegan Decd are unknown
10 the Compliments. Therefore 1t Is or
dered that unless the said William A. Jar
negan and Henry 3. Jarnegan and the un.
known Heirs of said Asa Jarnegan Dec d
appear before the Vice Chancellor at the
court room in the town of Holly Springs
on the first Monday of July next and plead
answer or demur. to Compainants Bill the
several allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed as to them, and such order
and decree made therein as shall appear
equitable and just.
And 1t is further ordered that a copv of
this order be Inserted in the "Holy
Springs Gazette newspaper published
in the town of Holly Springs Mississippi,
once q week for two months, success
sively.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
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HE subscriber csniinuesihe cabinet business
n under The Gazette Olice, and would advise
all PersoRs wishing articles in his line TO give
BIN call before Purchasing eIsew here, as he
ean and will insure his work ts be as well eye
euled as can be done IN The country. lie is also
Prsp.Lea 70 auenG 20 the burying Of the Dead,
having procured an clcellc1t hearse. with pair
oi hne gentle Horses and will give his personal
@sisnilon IN all cases required. -
IN. d 'Sraves dug when required.
AHrii f2sh. Is45; 21-z@
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

BLANK WARRANTS A. 81
CUTTONs FOR SALE a 1'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
BuckSKIn ana w OOIeu dIOVeS.
LADIES' WEAR!

IHU!8O UIfpi
SILKS.-BIack and blue black Italian lustring:
do do Gfos de Rhine;
do do Gros de Ma pies;
Umbrellas and ParaSols
Plain and colored Fancy Silk. of every variety;
White. straw, pink, cherry and scarlet
Light and dark green, lilac and slate.
MUSLIN De LAfNES-Plain, mode colors,
printed satin striped, black and blue black.
Cashmere de Lanes, latest styles,
Ginghams- Scotch and French, new articles.
CALICOES-500 pieces of American and
Fsench-beaUtIful stock.
ALPACAS-B Black Ii ie-b black, dark modes
changeable, plain striped and figured.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and blue-black, assorted
qualities.
bALZORINES- Black, biue- black, colored and
printed.
WHITE GOODS Cambrcs, JaccnetS, Swiss
vi uSlinS, Lace. striped, cross-barred aud small
plaid dinity Bishop Lawns e..
LACES-biacK and white Lisle T bread Meck-
lin, Gutpure, Madness, EdgFris, Isle 81 thread.
Muslin EteingS, and lnsertIn2S, oI every variety
Crapelisse-biack, white, straw Iink, blue and
lilac.
black, bue-hlack white, and yellow
IIMAA Ca AAslDMIgEa
Linen Cambria Haudkerchlefs
Fine and ommon pl;fin bort ets, hemmed, slich
ed and embroidered ,chidfen'S, &c.
Card inals and Fancy Handkerchiefs,
Muslin de Laine and fine silk ShawS.
Ribbons.-Bonnet, Velvet, Satin Neck and cap
A Irish Linen, and Ga irish Sheeiing, I2Y4 DO
Kid Gloves, enfirey n new Sfye.
Light colored, dark assorted, black and wnite
Kid
Pink, light green, blue, orange, black, white,
colored and embroidered Silk Gloves
Black white, colored end darA assorted Cotton
Gloves and Twisted Silk Mits
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
JAMES G. ANDERSON. Clerk.
ABSTRACT.

ABSTRACT
Charges, That on the 4th June 1874.
compj's. recovered a judgmen nt in The Dis
trici Court Of the United States, for the
Northern Disrric, of Mississippi at Pouto.
toe. against Lorenzo ID. Henderson and A.
sa Jarnigan for S4642, 6S-lOO, besides
costs of suit upon which an execution is
sued. and was returned no property found
On the 1st day of August 1889, SAID
Jarnigan, made conveyance to two sons
of his. William A. Jarnigan ard Henry
B Jarnigan, of $40 acres. of Section 2.
Township 2. Range 8 Wes', lying in De-
soto County. for the alleged consideration
of SO. 500. He also. at the same time
conveyed 10 them, large number of me-
| groes, and other property, for the alleged
consideration OF S35 400, a the same time
his two sons executed u Deed of TIusi, or
| Mortgage. upon the said property he had
| conveyed TO them. To secure dtbt Of . 10.
2OO endorsed by their notes ofttat date, al
he time of said cow vevances, the sons. had
no property of their own. no credit and no
| means OF paying Tor Il tenth part of u lille
OF the property conveyed 10 them by their
father. That said Asa Ja-nigan couveyed
his property 10 bis sons as aforesaid, for the
purpose of nindering. delaying and defiaud
ing his creditors. and particularly Compl's
On The 5th October 1913. said Asa, Will
liam A & Henry b, jarn gan. Joined in
executing conveyance of said $40 acres
of land 20 one Joel Hundley. whose notes
for the purchase money. or part thereof,
were made payable 10. said William A 81
Henry b., or one of them. for the purpose
of preventing CompI's., from reaching the
proceeds OF the sale of said land. by Gar
| nishment or otherwise, said lluntley, still
| owes about $4,000, on account of his pur.
chase. said Asa Jarnigan has departed this
lite intes:ate. and there has been no admin.
isirator in Mississippi All tha property
conveyed by Asa Jarnigan as aforesaid. with
the exception of said land, was removed be-
yond the limits ofthis State. before the date
of Compl's. judgment. said Henderson is
entirely lnsolvent; and the whole amount of
CompPs. judgment will be utterly lost. un.
less they can reach the fraud created by
the sale of said lard.
PRAYER: That said conveyances from
said Asa Jarnigan. to his two sons, of said
land, may be decreed TO be fraudulent. as
against the Judgment of Compl's, and that
said Henry B. and William A. Jarnfran.
may be dsereed 70 be Trustees for rke benz
efli of Compl's, ofthe fund arising from
the sale OF said land. to said Hundley, de-
creed to pay over to CompPs the balance
remaining due from him; on account ofthe
pure hase money. for said land and for gene
raj relief.
JAMES G ANDERSON, Clerk.
w. Z. GHoLsoN & W. f. STEARNs,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

District CAaneery Court Of the State Of
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
Grioo & EIliou J At Rules In Vacation
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Holly Springs. May Sd le45.-u37 ct.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

ADM lNISTRA1OR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having, at the April
Term, tS45. Of the Probate Court of Mar.
shall County. Mississippi. obtained letters
ct administration upon the estate of Elijah
ii; Boardman. late of said County, decea-
sed all persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment; and
those having claims against it are REQUIRED
to exhibit The sane, properly authenticated
within me time Emited by law, or thew
will be barred.
VIM. B. LUMPKIN.
HENRY ANDERSON.
THOS ~. McCLAIN.
Holly springa May %. lsfs-sw.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
HOS EE r. ",

&ASSGAEk XFn
Ladies Black and White silk Hose.
10 Ribbed do do do
10 super White and Black Cotton Hose
10 do Brown and Mixed
Worked Collars.
Se.s:g rarge STOCK OF Gimps, Fringes, &c.
sewing silks, colored and Black. &c
Aiarge asSo tment of Misses Boots and Shoes
FINE STRAW AND LEGHORN AND
GANVE BOAT Ns5R S.,
very large assortment of all descriptions of
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

District Chancsry Court Of the State Of
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
Charles Butler, tai, } At Rules in Va>
$50 VS.. cation, May I'd,
Cbampcn Al derson & ! -I845.
Robert Jones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
Trust Sale Of Houses & Lots.

PURSUANT 10 4 Deed oil Trust from John
i Hulcheson and wife 10 the subscribers. bear
ing dale on the 9Th day Of September, 1913. and
duly recorded in the Clerks office Of Henrico coun
~ Court for the purposes therein expressed will be
sold 10 the highest bidder, al public auction, at the
residence Of the said John Huchcson, on Church
Hill, in Henrcocounty, on thursday, the 10Th
Of June next, Il fair, or otherwise on the next fair
day thereafter, The following valuable houses and
lois, viz: the lol on which the said Hutcheson
and family now live, containing about acre,
and on which there are a large and commodious
dwelling house, good kitchen, smoke house.
stable, &c, all OF brick-One other lot al The
corner opposite The dwelling house Of The said
HulcLeson, containing about one third of an
acre, on which there is very good Two story
brick dwelling house-One other lot directly OPP
posi,e the said Hulcheson's, containing about one
and three.tour;hs acre, on which there are two
very good dwelling houses, built OF brick-One
other LOT, containing about an acre, on which
there are small brick house, brick shelter, &c
The said lots will be divided 50 as TO suit pur-
chascrs- Also, certain lot OF land lying on
Long street. in the said county, in The plan OF lots
laid of by William Street, and containing 10
acres, 3 roods and poles, and was conveyed TO
the said Hutcheson by deed, from Davenport &
Allen and their wives; and one other lot OF acres
living in the said county, and conveyed TO The
said Hu,chesoa BY deed, from Nathaniel c. Cren-
shaw and wife.
The lille 10 the said Houses and LOIS is believ-
ed 10 be good and UNREASONABLE, but selling as
trustees, we shalt convey such title only as is
vested in US By The said trust deed.
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
THOS. J. STARKE. Tr,s,sos
J. D. @. BROWN,
May 30-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
BALTIMORE MARKET. NAV Is.

FLouR-Ihere is no change in The market .cr
Howard street Flour. There has been some ell.
quiry made for it, but SO far as we are advised no
large sales were made Holders are firm a, 20
A sale of 500 bbls and another Of 400 Ibis a.
this rate. The receipt price from cars is 81.
We note sales Of 5000 10 1000 bbls City Mills
Flour within the last two or three days, Tor ex.
porr, at prices ranging from 80 10 to! Ier
Dbl. The last sales were at 30 10 ST..
Susquehanna Flour can be bought al so pe,
bbl. Sales Pennsylvania Rye Flour, Isl, al B.
GRAlS-We note a sale OF very prime Md red
Wheat to-day at 100 cents per bushel We now
quote good to strictly prime Md. reds at 95 100
A sale OF fair quality Penna. red al 81 cts; prime
red, if here, might bring % els. Best Md. white
Wheats are worth l05 ll9 c. per bushel. Tie
Wheat market generally is dull, in the face Of Tie
near approach OF The new crop, which promise,
10 be excellent.
A sale OF Penna Rye al 81 cents Sales d
Md white Corn at 81 IS G.. and of Md yel!,s
at 40 Al cents A sale OF Penna. yellow at y
cents.
We quote Md. Oats at 2i 26c. A sale Of
Pa. Oals a,27r
PGovisiuSs-The market for Beet and PoIa
is very inactive and We are advised Of no trans
actions beyond small lois for ships stores which
have been effected al prices that show decline
We note sale Of 100 bbls. Prime Pork at SO
81. on time; also 10 bhls. Mess Beet a, 10 -
bbl>. No | at Q, and 20 hbs. Prime al :, all on
time The market for Bacon does not presen,
much animation but there is solne inqniry made
for IT, Moderate sales of Wes,ein have been
made al the following rates, viz Shoulders q ct
cents; Sides a II; Assorted ! q !. cents; Hams
Z! 10 5. cents and some very prime OF small >i,e
at 9 cents. The principal sales were made a.
the lowest figures, and the highest was obtained
for small parcels Of strictly prime The demand
for Baltimore cured is limited and stock small
il is held al the following rates: Shoulders g.
cents; Sides Il; assorted u, and Hams 9lo 10
cents. A sale OF small LOT OF 200 prime Hams
at 10 cents. There is an improved demand ioT
Lard and prices are frmer We give our for
mer quotations, namely: No. Western in kegs
$ 10 S. cents We hear Of no sales a, the
lowest figure. A sale Of 225 kegs No. ! al
81 cents full; also of $40 kegs No. al 81 cents on
time.
WHISKY Moderate sales of hhdS are max
ing at 20! cents, and Of bbls. al 81. cents
imGitcGa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
A GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND.

TINE Tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs
Lavinia c. Smith for life, and afterwards
by The children oil Nathaniel 4. Smith, deceased,
is Tor sale, containing i13 Acres, on En- Creek
and North Anna River, near Cars Bridge, 81
miles from Fredericksburg, As from Richmond,
and from F'rederickshal! Depot, on The Louisa
Railroad Two or three hundred acres are rich
low grounds, and about Two hundred and thirty
first rate wood land; besides one hundred ard
fifty or more in pine, intersperScd with oak, hck-
ory, &c The tract has much granite, IS adml.
rably suited 10 clover, and makes The kindesl re-
turns for all nanurins and Other efforts al I'M
provement. Good judges think, that, with sin
gle exception, il is the best tract in The county
ont of The Green Spring neiglborAocd. Tocrown
It's many recommendations, il is surrounded by
the hes, OF ghbors-plan kind, sober and in
lelligent.
The Dwelling House (o brich) is large and
commodious, with more than The usual on houses
and convenences. The purchaser or purchasers
may easily divide the land into two tracts, one OF
abou; 1iO and The Other of $50 odd acres either
of which would make a very fine farm. Per-
sons inclined TO buy, are earnestly invited 10 come
and see Mr. William .. Smith, living on The
premises, will show them.
Terms-One third cash; for the rest, easy Gre
dts. Possession given next Fall, with entrance
to sow wheat sooner il desired. Apply 10 me
Louisa Court House.
LUCIAN MINOR,
Nav 30-cS,. For the Owners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
r. br Ediioyy Of he Enqa,,rtr

To the Editors Of Tie EnQ'urer:
Gentlemen see the question OF who for CO.
vernon and who for Senator mooted in several
newspapers, and the names OF several distinguish
ed citizens are already brought before the public
for those Offices Well, this may be all well
enough 1t is certainly no, wrong 10 direct the
eye of The Legislature OF Virginia towards sun
dry of her most worthy and qualified citizens;
and, in accordance herewith, let Us place before
the congrcga;ed wisdom Of the Stale The name Of
man who is out and out Virginian, OF unsul-
lied moral character, talents OF the first order,
wise firm and iumovable in polilics-George II.
Lee OF Harrison, county, than whom, It IS be-
ieved, no one would represent the Stale better in
the Senate of The United States. 1t is scarcely
credible, that his residence West Of the Allesha-
ny would operate as an objection; therefore, j! is
not believed, nor is he recommended on tina!
account, but for the purity of his character and
the soundncss Of his principles. nj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30

vouch for the words of the author, ours VIII no'
I've the falkland We can appeal to Inc .'ou o.
Battles with clear conscience. we hdVc eon'-
miled no offence against the sovereignty OF '''e
honor Of Mexico. We have made compact VI
annexation with a Republic which has been re-
cognized by The first nations Of the earth as mug
pendent, not only Of Mexico, but Of me "i'o'e
world. This is all we have done, and 10 every
way in which The question can be viewed We
had perfect right 10 do it, regardless OIL Tue az
lion Of Mexico, or Of England and France VINO
are said 10 have guaranteed The acts OF me wv
Governments in their treaty for The independence
OF Texas, provided she reject annexation 10 ou'-
selves. We have acled throughout according u
the laws OF honor and justice-and, II the Peae.
Of the American Continent be broken, we siiaii
not be liable 10 blame
"Eiolt and The Texan Commissioners are apous
leaving this [Vera Cruzl in an Engiish ,,s ,b.
for Galveston, with the treaty acknowledging ~.
independence OF Texas. But they litlie dream ',
their reception at Galveston. These people l'n.
Mexicans] think that The Acknowledgment! o.
TEXAN independence will prevent Annexation,
and thereby they will get clear OF declaring wal, q"
lhev had threatened They swear, however, .na'
itTexas prefers Annexation TO Acknowledgements
they will declare war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICUMoND MARKRTs-May IN

TOBACCO-Ths inspections are large, ayerapinr =,
hundred hhds. per day-demand quite active for 90.
and fine qualities, smooth, rich and perfect shpn,,.
leaf prices for such range from So TO slo and oeea
sionally higher for a superior hhd-reaiy fine man,
featuring leaf meets with ready sale at $40 SIS UNA
an occasional sale at higher price-middllnp pnd..
well assorted neatly PRICED and uniform. range al I.
a So both for manufacturing ard shipping purposes
common grades Of leaf 81 IS 81, though not NM,
wanted.
FLOURISH 81 IS per barrel for Canal
WHEAT-None coming in.
CoRN-4O cents per bushel
oATS-a5 % cents from wagons and railroad.
WHEAT oFFAL-Bran Is cts; neither OF the OH,
grades in market. ivy
CO1TON-5l 81 cents perlb.
COTTON fARNS-RichmOnd and Manchester n,
tory prices Nos to -, nc; Nos - 10 Oh. 0''
PROVISIONS Smilhfied and city cured Ba.,,
round 81 c.; Baltimore and Western. hog rom, w
Sc; sides, Il SCI shoulders 6 a &c; JoIes a a.
Lard ar. , Sm q and Baltimore, s!a9e
CATTLE-Beef, from 81 SO to So 50; Sheen f,o :,
10 81 30: Hogs, from 81 TO s. p. E
BUTTER Mountain, prime II l6 CTS per ID. F,s.s
Butter from le to % cts. ti''a
FiSH-HEsEiscs: No. / fierrings 4: on III. no..
Sa.p:Ss A.-
CoFfEE-Rio 81 a g cents; ST. Domingo {, 49,.
eu,Ia ias; Java q II. - IA
TEAS-lmp-ral aud Gunpowter 60 cents sl Ok;
h., Black IS t0 cents. ~
SUGARS-New Orleans Sugars q a y cents n, ,or
mon 10 prime; Porto Rico eli 81 Clon y al Ia,
Sugars II 4 49, -"
MoLAsSES- Cuba IS cents; Porto Rico 81 q e-u.
New Orleans in bhls. 81 d y cents.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. 81 25 : , so.
Seenette 81 o5 10 IS; Imitation 10 50 C.; Saz,r,r
S3!; Peach dull al 80 c. 81. Prices nominal
KUHN. England in hbls., 80 cents.
WIliSkEY-We quote bbis ut - hhds &c
GlN-Anerican 50 cents; Holland 81 Is a 81 Is De-,
gallon.
cAADLES-Tallow g a lOl; sperm 30 a 81; IIullsP,
tent III a l3 cents per ID.
OlL-Winter sperm 70 cents; whale 80 Gents bleach
ed do. 20; Linserd IS 10 80 cents.
sOAP-for brown 81 S cents per ID. white and Va
riegated 70 ~.
FEAT dERS-:9 a 30 cents per III for live geese.
HAHS4ll y 80 cents
Cents.
IRoN-pig s35 81. Swrdrs $50 a 100 per ton >,
gish $50 o5; Tred-gar tRichInund manufactoyi SSs
100; Up Country Bar SIS. S
STEEI.-Amercan bll>tered 81 10 per ton
CUT NAll.S-ii cents per 10.
IlHE-95 100 cents
PLASTER-FIom The harf 81; Basin Bank g.
Tierces of 500 lbs ground 81.
SALT--From The wharf 81 CO; from store SIX
CLOVERSEED-Si. Dull.
FLaXSEi D. 81 90
BEESWAX-27 cents.
COaL-l0to IS cents per bushel; best Clover Hin
20 cents
SHOT-5i S! cents per H..
ESCUANG ES-Nrw York checks, Il prem Phil,
dolphin a prem. South Carolina. | dr.; Treasury
Notes, prem; Alabama 10 IL dis; Baltimore .raI.
a Prem; North Carolina. dis Wheeling, = d..
Tennessee , ds.; Specie, prem; on London, 10 a NJ
r-r Cent. prem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
l. A w y 0 Il | c E ) F.
Re1d &. FIOsIpnOy.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
TN consequence of a change having been made
i in the time of holding the superior Courts in
one Of the counties in The range Of Messrs. Geo.
w. Read and WIN. c. Flonrnoy, and tie esa-
blishmeni Of the various Conrs oil another, by
The formation of The new county Of Appomallox,
the requisite interchange and cooperation between
them, has, 10 their regret, been rendered imprar-
licabIc They have therefore 10 announce, thai
the co. partnership heretofore existing between
them, under the style OF Read & Flournoy, is,
BY mutual consent, this day dissolved. To HE
public, who have literally iaironsed them during
a pleasant professional nn.xion of more than
six years, they return ii.rif blanks, and severally
offer their services in ll-, Few relations. MIR.
Flournoy'S arrangements iur The future, will he
seen below. Mr. Red viii hereafter attend all
the Courts Of Charlotte, tialilax and Mecklen-
burg His address i, Charlotte Courthouse.
GEORGE w. READ,
WM. e. FLOURNOY.
Anvil 20 ISi5
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EIournay 4 Rocock.

NTESSRS. WIN. C.. Floumoy and Thos. 5.
lNi Bococl having associated themselves, m
der The style Of Flournoy 4 Bocock, will herca-
Ter practice their profession in connection. They
vii! attend regularly all The courts OF Bncking-
ham, Cumberland, Prince Edward, and The new
county Of Appomaliox; also, The Superior Courts
OF Campbell, and the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF Charlotte or Lynchhurs, as may here
after be deemed advisable. Mr.. Bocock being
the attorney for the Commonwealth in The County
Court of Appomatux, the partnership will not
extend 10 the criminal practice in that Court
For that Mr.. Flournoy offers his individual ser
vices The attention of beth partners will be si.
Won, with zeal and energy, 20 Tho bueneso OF the
firm.
Address the firm, either at Farmvile, Prince
Edward. The residence of Mr.. Flonrnoy, or al
Clover Hill, AppomaitoS, the residence Of MIR.
Bocock. WIN. e. FLOURNOY,
TIL. S. BOCOCk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. MAY ..

FLouR-The market is languid, and since CIR
last We notice a slight decline in prices Sales ii
300 400 bbls Canal Flour al The Basin, S42,,
We hear OF no sales Of King ST., from stores
Holders seem 10 be quietly waiting future eyeu.s
Wagon price 4 ,25-receip!s very small.
GRAIN The receipts OF Corn have fallen ct
Prices remain The same as last reported VIZ 81
cts. for white and 80 a 40 els. for yellow Sales
Yesterday al the Basin, of40o 800 bu,hel, prime
red Wheat a, 81! cts. and one or TWO small parcels
inferior at 90 IS cts.
WnsKgY.-Sales at the Basin 100 bbs al ~
cfs net oallon-T GQ-rftc.
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For Tie Enquirer

That en- tIeeiient Ieeheier's hearts, 10 be ie'."
A Lady has seen. and slir will not forget"
She is an xiuis To know lift suits to I,
And hopes Mister Landlord, YOU viii send her the Key
She'd exchange heart for aheart that is warm,
A home 10 project her in sunshine and Storm
With apartments, where honor,-where charity dwels,
And the sunlight of genius illumines The cells:-
Such heart she would lease, for The term OF her HE,
And he 4 good bachelors excellent "Iir
She would like 10 examine the story above;
Some fixtures she thinks, are essential 10 love.
In her attic she wishes n skyllslt or so,
Where rays from kind heaven, Could come or could go.
If the mansion II furnished with gems "i rich lore
or wisdom and virtue plentiful store,
And if Judgment select thrm, with taste most rehned,
And harmony iule over NIL when combined,
She is ready, and willing, TO lease II for lie,
And be good bachelors excellent wife.
Yours, Nj.