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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-19

y We learn from the Warsaw sigma
that Minor r. Deming, Sheriff of Hancock
County, III. who was under an arrest Cor the
murder Of DR.. Samuel Marshall, Clerk of the
County Court, has been indicted for man.
slaughter, and has since been admitted 10 bail
in the sum of $4,000 for his appearance a, the
ney, term Of the Court. The murder was
committed on the Gath ult. The difficulty
grew out OF misunderstanding respecting
some tax sales
The Signal also contains some particulars
of The murder of Irvine Hodges, at Nauvoo.
on the 9th ul.. l, is said hat the blows and
shreks were heard at a lille distance, yet no
trace could be found the assasns. Hodges
was asked if he knew who murdered him, TO
which he replied, "it was. as l supposed. my
bes, friend" but would not give the name of
the Murderer. To this the Signal Justly re.
marks; THAT mnn MORALLY wounded should
refuse ;ogive the name of his assalant. hav.
ing il in his power to do so. is incredible
We believe thai he did give the name. bu, il
has been Suppressed by those who heard ill.,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-19

The crops in Louisiana were never
better.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
IS RIVER g. KANAWHA CANAL,
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY -, 1915.
- - -
AR RIVED


Canal boat Ohio, J. Gilmore, master, with IS,
tons merchandise from Lynchburg, 10 L. D,
Crenshaw e. Co., ]. R. Anderson, Shields & Som.
eryille, S: J: Jones' Henry Ludlam & Co., and
Preston & Enders
Boat Josephine, A. Station, master with 80.
tons merchandise from IIowardsville, to Rober
Gwahmey, Caperton & Crump Brown, TAYLOR
& Tucker, Ro. C. Williamson, j. J. Faris &
Co., A. T. Harris, and Preston & Enders.
Boat Buchanan, T. Lenahan, master, with GGs
tons merchandise from Scollsville, 10 Caperlou &
Crump, Blair & Brockenbrough, and master.
Boat Metamora, Geo. Newberry, MASTER with
a tons merchandise from Gainesville, to Bridges
Mckinney & Co, Ro. c. Williamson, and Glib
son X Thornton.
CLEARED,
Boat John Randolph, A. Pamplin, master
with AZ; tons merchandise for New Market and
Lynchburg.
Boat Victoria, S. Johnson, MASTER with 22I
tons merchandise for Columbia, New Canton
Scotlsvlle Howardsville, Lock No. 80, Hard
wicksvile, and New Market
Boat Holker, ~ Mayo, master, with OBJ tons
merchandise for Gainesville and Scollsville
Boa! Virginia, VIM. +. Minor, master, with
81. tons merchandise for Columbia, Scollsyille
and Lynchbure
Boat James Madison, VIM Tompkins, mas
ter, with Is! tons merchandise for Scollsvile anl
I,ynchburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
RICHMOND, January Goth, 1915

Col. J. K. BiLLrFs
Dear Sir: have just received from Mathews
!..ler enclosing me copy Of instructions recently
s1ren up in that county, expressive of The wishes
1.-The signers in the anticipated Senatorial cleo.
.on-which send you by Col. Allen. Should
you have received The original, you will please
re;urn he copy sent By Col. Allen, as the Com
nuee have instructed me TO have their proceed
ings published.
/, nay no, be improper for me 10 apprize you,
ma. have received letter from Mddlesex in
iormng me that The people Of that county are
moving in the matter, and have desired me 10
eaisaror 10 give them as much time as possible
10 ,eriec, The li>.
Under these circumstances, have taken the Ii
pany Of addressing yon this note, respectfully So
lcilas your wishes as TO my course ofacion OH the
resolution from your House, now on our table,
hing The 22l inst. as the day of election.
VERY respectfully, your friend and
Obedent servant,
JOHN Z. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

-. If James B. Thornton, Esq, COM
On MOTION ,,. y was appointed by the Chair, TO
nlree Of I C,I dickinson and inform him OF MS
rait upon ~. "a request his acceptance of the
ANIMATION a shorl time the Col. appeared before
,ane. ID s s in a few brief and pertinent re-
The .ps ,hanked the meeting 10. .e ,he same
raIAs H. nomination, ana aceep'e% s ,n hr las
ri ALLOWING resolutions Mere , In.'a Il dissent
. l1ss,en:on, Esq, and passea "''''o'' :" ''''>
ns voice. ,cracy Of Caroline county IN iuli
The Desunis.mh,ed this 10th OF February, lS4a,
meeting, ass"ro,nlalins the country at The late
sincerely eT yaS"ss X. Polk and George M. Dallas
ss Gu first and second offices Of ,hs Inc somns in of
The but their duly prior 10 tnf eom ~ of,bs
deem .srntiye from whose administrator h.ns 81 s
new ,nnen they anticipate ne .,o sahsrancs 10
GoSsH - announce their s,eaalas, ha;rnni;,;csI
Essus ,ruciples for which they anu vI IS veu Sa.
hose p con!ended and kept steadily IA ,h srS
late Presidential canvass 49, ~ Them mon
rias aS Tha, The motto aaopea W ,"v du u
he canvass OF Tree ,raue' .o ~" "" rs
o1en ,aS. separation from Banss; eso ,hs Gnrs,;
no .5y and strict adherence mo,;cal nrin.
enca','I sill our mouo--hal Inc Pol, ,t
,aion ,ars deliberately promulgated oy 'ne n a,aa
c'ples n.mocra,ic Association oelole INC , az.
nend ps ;, on The 10Th day Of January ls4a,
on' % , WI re- rs.afrmed at their final meeting on
anu s :, If November, lsli, are he'eo' "'''
ne moved aud adopted by rs : III nse,;,c
sPp e5srea as the opinion Of ms n mee e.
"a utmost confidence is felt ty Inc peGpie u
nal Inc u asOeraly in the integrity ana a0ll.Y o'
SS H"a John y Mason and that Inc nnaoe e%Hc
The non on. ' S,a,s entertain The most unoouo',nS
IaSy , IN he purity OF his political pr'ne; Phs
fsahes, i;ssneresednes> Of his PATRIOTISM na'
and ,ns =. wn no, wish 10 be deemed as uesasn-
while we we",a r with The free organization
ing an ln'ete e me presiden, elect, we neverthe-
-. 40 moi forbearto express me OPINION na, l
les az nJ conl be selected from Virginia 10 MI
n,,cs in that more 10 The Satisfaction VI hei -
niy :, p,uIrel Tina, We cordially award 10 me
tion n.n,v and decisive course on the joint reso-
M ,n", ,y the annexation OF Texas; and while
a'J u MI mean hereby TO pledge him our support
,ssleclion vel would greatly prefer that result
ni re- slsriion Of any one differing from US on
S y =. ones,ions, in which it is understood Mr..
yaw.on anil ourselves do not concur.
p,.oIrrI, Tha. The Richmond Enquirer and
r,aisrieksburs Recorder be requested TO publish
nm mo,ion the meeting then adjourned.
WIN. w. DICKINSON, Chm.
w 4. BrcHSER, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
FRIDAY, Feb. IA, ls45.
SENATE

MIR. CARTER, from the Committee on Claims,
reported The bill allowing compensation 10 John
K. MCLEAN, of TaZewell county, from the
school quota of said county, of 1871. Passed.
Mi. BAPTIST, from the Committee on the
Library, made report, which was laid on the
table.
Also, report in regard to the Library at
Lewisburg.
Also, the resolution which requests Congress
10 furnish the State with the decisions OF The Su-
preme Court Of the United States, asking leave
TO be discharged from its further consideration.
Granted.
Also, certain resolutions from the State Of In
diana, asking TO be discharged from the further
consideration. Granted.
Mr. WILEY reported the bill 10 incorporate
the Preston Navigation and Manufacturing
Company, with amendments. Passed
THE ADJOURNMENT.
A message was received from the House OF
Delegates, by Mr. McRAE Of Henrico, commu
nicating a resolution, resembling the resolution
for The adjournment, sne die on The l1lh and fix
ing Thursday, the 20th, tor the adjournment
Mr.. SPARK moved to agree TO the resolution
II was certain the House of Delegates could not
finish the business before them by Monday, there
being one hundred bills on their table, and that as
the law fixing the per diem al 50 was 10 take ef-
feet then, he thought that members ought 10 show
they were willing TO remain and do The public
business.
Mr. VOOLFOLK opposed the resolution, re-
garding The business 10 be done, of no general
importance, and no injury could result il the Lee
gisiature should adjourn before it was accom-
plished. He intimated that some members felt
bound TO leave after Monday, and he cautioned
his friends against The contingency Of being leil
in minority.
Mr. CARTER was in favor of the resolution,
and replied to Mr. Voolfolk.
Mr.. BAPTIST spoke against the resolution.
Mr.. WILEY was in favor OF il.
Messrs. BONDURANT, THOMPSON Of
Kanawha, NEWMAN, and STANARD, also
made some remarks in favor, and
Mr.. McMULLEN moved TO amend the reso-
luton, 50 as 10 leave the day Of adjournment in
definite.
MIR. McM was opposed 10 The resolution; but
10 proven, the necessity OF having any other reso-
luton upon the subject, he was in favor Of
leaving The day Of adjournment Indefinite.
Mr. VOOLFOLK moved The resolution be
indefinitely postponed. Lost-ayes 5, noses.
The amendment was lost-ayes 6, noes ~.
Mr. McMULLEN then moved 10 lay The re-
solution on the table. Lost
The resolution was then adopted-ayes %,
noes 5.
Mr. GARRETT reported the bill 10 prevent The
destruction OF oysters in the waters OF Elizabeth
CITY and Warwick. Passed.
MIR. ROGERS presented the report oil The JOINT
Committee on The Armory. Laid on The table
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
rl.,,,k 81 tic EnQM!,er:

r. II. El.togS ~ tae EHq"uc'
SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. Is, ls45.
p,ar sir>: You will please publish in your
r,o,r 10! the information of portion OF my
s5s,tuen,s The following correspondence, which
Ia a.. taken place between the Delegate from Ma
news and Middlesey, and myself. II is proper
= renind YOU, that the instructions from each OF
,se,e conn,es have been forwarded 10 my care,
With viii, The ursen, request, that unless had every
assurance. iha, thew would be obeyed, should
no. 60 in,o the eecuon Of United States Sena-
Tor il b. doing 50 i: should result in the election
d Wing.
Tie saboinea reply was not handed 10 me,
mill after he Senate had acted on the motion ior
Tie Indefinite poslponement OF the joint resolu-
non from the House OF Delegates, proposing TO-
morrow as the day for the election of Senator
and which reply Tpresume, was not written un.
n afler the decision OF the Senate was known Il
lie House OF Delegates.
With great respect
Your friend, &C.
JNO. R. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
II GREAT GAINS! Il
February lat, 1915.
Ar No. IS WEST Main STREET,

AT No. 35 WEST Main STREET.
BooiS Shoes, Trunks, LEATHER, Carpt Baes, Sc.
Wholesale and Retail.
n BURLINGTON takes this occasion 10
-. inform his town and country friends and
the public generally that lie has now on hand
large and well assorted stock OF Boots. Shoes
Trunks, Leather, Carpet Bags, &C., which he Of
leis al wholesale and retail, al very low prices;
Tor cash or approved paper. His arrangements
with The Northern and Eastern manufacturers
ale such as will enable him to keep, at all times
all assortment OF the best and most fashionable
goods, and TO sell them at such prices as sha n he
satisfactory TO The buyer. He solcs call from
all in want Of cheap goods. Amongst his as
sortment are, viz:
Ladies very superior French Morocco walking
Shoes and Observation-Disclosures
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
McCurdy's
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
Ryan's
Ladies very superior French morocco and kid
walking shoes-Ryan's and others
Ladies fine morocco and kid slippers. all prices
Ladies fine seal, calfskin and leather shoes
Do. white kid and satin slippers, very superior
DO. superior bronze morocco slippers, very
handsome
Ladies colorei morocco slippers, handsome and
cheap
Ladies superior wadded and silk buskins
70. saiter boots, half CATERS and gacr bus
Uehllemens superior water proof and dress
boots-J. Miles & Sons
Gentemen's superior water proof and dress
Shoes. Miles & Sons
Genemen's superior channel shoes CITY made
10. line calislin boots and shoes, ali prices
10. do. wafer proof boots, only 50
10. do. do shoes only S3
Mems pegsed and sewed boots ow-priced and
Mems pegsed and sewed boots. thick, for laborers
Do. thick pegged and sewed brogans. all prices
Do. lined and bound do. do. do.
W9men's leather pegsed and sewed boots, cheap
10. do. do. do. shoes do.
DO. fine leather shoes and buskins do.
Misses fine morocco and goaiskin boolees
DO. do. leather boo'ees and buskins
Do. do. morocco, goat and sealskin shoes and
buskinS
Misses fine bronze and black morocco slippers
Boys fine caltskin, kip and thick boots
DO. do. do. do do, brogans
Children's fine calf skin boots
Do. do. leather boolees and shoes, welled
and pump soles
Children's fine morocco boo,ees. anckle lies and
bhskins
Infants very handsome button and lie boots
Also
Mems and boys Richmond made brogues.
Also
Leather Travelling Trunks, superior and low
priced; Carpet Bags; Sole Leather, assorted !;
Caliskins; Brides and Marlingales; Wagon
Whips; Cap and Letter Paper Wrapping do
Backing, &c, &c.
DAVID BURLINGTON,
Feb. No 10 West Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from The subscriber, some time
IL in November last, Negro Man, named Ed
ward. Said negro was purchased about 3 years
ago OF Mr.. Williams Of Washington City, and
have understood was raised in about 8 miles
OF that place. He is between % and 30 years
DID, rather low in STATURE stout built dark, Of good
countenance, and his head bushy. He had on,
when he left suit Of dark home-spun, and car
ried with him, among other articles Of clothing
pantaloons and roundabout OF grey cassinet, some
what worn. He may have procured free pa
pers. and is probably passing in The name Of
Bowman. Fifty dollars will be paid for his APP
prehenson out Of the State and twenty-five dol
lars il taken in Virginia.
TEOS. JOHNSON.
Mount Laurel, Halifax, Va.
Feb l5-cGlt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
NOTICE

NOTICE
To Members Of The Legislature and The Pubic.
MIR. KING, the Agent Of Northern Publishers
lHl of LAW, MEDICAL and GEOGRAPHl
CAL WORKS, who is literally patronized on
account of the Satisfactory prices at which ne is
authorized TO furnish them, wishes TO inform those
wanting valuable, rare or common Works, Mis-
cellaneous or Professional, that it will be neces-
sary TO hand their orders TO him Immediately that
he NAV procure them by express from the North.
Please examine samples of publications some Of
which he is the sole agent for, varying from 81
to Sl55 the set-amone them the beautiful vo-
lume OF the u. S. Exploring Expedition, and rare
Law and Medical Books, Of new editions al % one
third the former prices. Fep' wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

Trust Sale 0f galuabie Rsat E.aaie rear tie Cdy
RidhmOnd.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of dee'l o
trust executed BY Richard Reins and Jane
Frances, his wife, bearing date on the ll'h dag
of June, 1886, and OF record in the clerks office
of Henrico county, | shall proceed on Saturday,
the 9Th day of March next il fair il not, on the
next far day thereafter, SUNDAYS excepted at
the hour OF IL O'Clock NJ, in front CT he sce
OF the lale Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond,
TO sell al public auction to the highest bidder Tor
cash, "a certain Island called Honeyman Island
in James River. in the county OF Henrico, and
containing BY estimation one hundred acres, be The
same more or less. This Island is but few
miles above the city Of Richmond, and has been
cultivated with great success Tor several years
Ii possesses EXTENSIVE wATER-PowER, which can
be made available 10 any extent, at very small
expense; and has never-'ailing bed o! the best
building sand. which, from The easy access 10 the
canal, can be brought 10 the city with great iaci-
lilv and at little cos,. From the sand alone, an
annual rent of 1855 has been derived. The ac-
cess 10 the island for the largest boats that Davl-
gate the canal is safe and easy. there being Ter
manent lock opposite 10 it, Capitalists are in
viled 10 examine the premises, and Mr.. Reins
will afford every aid for that purpose.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee.
The Baltimore Patriot and National Intel-
eencer, are requested 10 give the above weekly
insertion until the day OF sale, and forward their
accounts TO me for payment.
Feb l4-c,ds. ROBERT G. SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
RicnMoNp, February II, 1915.

T.T ]. r. BlLLrPs:
Dear Sir: | have to-day received letter from
Dr. Ga,ewool, enclosing me sealed paper to
yoa, and which send You by Col. Allen,
sach he informs Inc contains instructions 10 you
ron Mldlesey, similar in their characterize those
received from Mathews. conceive il 10 be my
ivy 10 inform you, that my course OF action on
he resolution now on our table, from the House
] Delegates, proposing 10 go into the election OF
Senator on Friday next, will be greatly Influenced
il not entirely controlled, By a knowledge Of The
'Jnrse which you may deem it 10 be your duty 10
qursue, in carrying, or not carrying, into effect
ne wishes Of the signers 10 The Instructions from
each county.
With great respect,
Your friend and obi. servt.,
JNO r. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO., continue
i to act as agents for the

HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO., continue
IL TO act as agents for the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Howard Insurance Company Of New York.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company OF Phila-
delphia.
Risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture,
&C., &C., in Virginia, taken on the mos. reasona-
BILE terms.
They would call the attention ofowners ofbuild-
ings to the Perpetual Insurance by the Franklin
Fire Insurance Company, as being. at much
lower rate of Premium and attended with less
trouble than the usual method of Insurance
Any information given on the subject, and all APP
plica,ions for insurance, by mail OF otherwise,
promptly attended TO at the sore oil
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
Feb. l5-2awl0w No. Ill West Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

9 CHARLES LUMSDEN, With Maker
In nnd .jcrcVer, Petersburg, N.--.Continues to
repair Watches Clocks and .Jcwery, al short
notice, and in such a manner as 10 give salisfac-
lion He keeps constantly on hand 4 well select
ed stock Of Watches, Jewely, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods, embracing almost every article
usually kept in Jewelry Store.
In addition, will bc found an excellent assort
ment OF gold, silver and steel mounted SPECTA
Giles, as well as Spectacle Glasses, of every
description TO fit in frames. He bestows great
pains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses are Of
the very best quality well ground ana perfectly
polish-d-and, from his knowledge of the Science
of Optics and the structure of The eye, he is pre-
pared 10 give the most proper advice 10 persons
choosing Spcctacles or Glasses. All OF which
will be disposed of on reasonable terms.
a-TOld Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, June 4, 1914. l3-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
Sheriff of Henrico county, and as SUCH
Administrator nf LIN. Ia rtnn LII


CORN, MEAL IlOMINY FOR HORSES
OATS IN SHEAF AND TIIRESHED
HAY, FODDER, SC.
r WILL attend 10 all orders for regular or ca
i sual supplies OF the above, which may be sent
10 my house, or left al MIR. R. NJ. Burlons. The
>heaf oats are Of the Eas ern Sbore-the thresil-
cd a mixture of the Scotch and Massachusetts
varieties. A barrel Of corn yields II bushels OF
hominy, which will be sold al 81 cts per bushcl,
as an inducement 10 horse and cattle feeders TO
give il trial. A sample may be seen at Mr..
Burton's and al my house.
have also Jacks and Jennics Of The best
blood, Tor salelow
My Agents, and all other persons, are prohi-
bited from selling and buying Tor me, contracting
Oh ms behalf, or suljecling me in any mode what
ever 10 pecuniary liabilities, unless specially au.
,horised in writing 10 do SO.
GEO. TAYLOR.
az %, ,rC ptT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

CtANDS SARSAPARlLLA.-lt is tabled,
y that as fast as the heads Of the serpent Hy-
dra we're cut of, they were reproduced. Thus it
is with large and important class OF diseases
Topical applications may remove or greatly mo-
dify the virulent developments of scrolua, kings
evil salt rheum, and various inllalnmatory dis
eases of the skin; but the change will be superb
cial and transient, and the suppressed disease
will aflerward break out with more violence than
ever. and perhaps Of more dangerous type, and
in more vital locality. Choose, then, remedy
which shall strike al the heart oflhe disorder in
stead of driving in or modifying its external cha
racteristics. Expel its elements from the blood,
and the outward indications will disappear TO re-
turn no more To effect this object and effect
complete and permanent cure, there is no prepa-
ration equal 10 Sands Sarsaparilla.
For further particulars, and conclusive evi-
dence, of its superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets, which may be obtained of agents gra-
It's
II Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL
and for expectation, by A. B. SANDS O. CO.
Druggists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No.
IL Broadway, corner OF Chambers street, New
York. Sold, also, by ALEX. DUVAL & CO,
Agents, Main street Sichmond, Va. Price, 81
per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
Mount Laurel, Halifax. Va.
Feb lS-c6is
YAIIARIE WORK

VALUABLE WORN.
T W. RANDOLPH &. CO., l2l Main al,
y +. Richmond, have for sale a Dictionary of
Science, Literature and Ant comprising The his
tory, description and scientific principles OF every
branch Of human knowledgc-with The deriva-
ton and definition OF all the terms in general use;
edited by w. L. Brande, F. r. S. L.-lnStraed
with numerous engravings on wood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

Valuable Real Estate, on NaugaLle Water, near
James Pirer, tor Sale.
II NHE subscriber wishes TO sell his Plantation.
i near Cabin Point, called Mill Farm, living
on Upper Chipoaks creek, containing abou, 1000
acres, 300 Of which are in the county of Prince
George, and the balance in Surry. The creek is
navisabe up TO The plantation for vessels Of so 10
90 tons burthen. About one-halflhe land is clear
ed, and now under good fence, and in cultiva
tion the other half in Woods portion Of which,
is in original growth with some very good Tim
Der, and the remainder well-covered with Pines
of large size: suitable for Rail timber or Steam
boat wood. The Improvements are such as are
usual on farm; they consist of comfortable
Dwelling House, Smoke House, Barn, Stable,
&C., and Quarters for The accommodation OF
about 80 Negroes. There is also large Mill
House, which was formerly Manufacturing
Mill, thai has not been used during my minority:
but which might be again established, as the mill
privileges have not been forfeited.
The subscriber is disposed 10 sell a bargain in
this property, if he can effect a sale immediate
" by private CONTRACT but if not, he will sell it a,
public Auction on the premises on Monday, cath
Of February. The land will be shown to any
one, desiring it, by MIR. Bishop, who resides on
the premises, or The subscriber, whose address is
Charles City c. Ii. The terms will be one third
cash, and the balance in one and two years
JAN l4-c2awlds ]. r. HARRISON.