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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07
by SHEPHERD BROWN and jog. II. JouSsTo'
PletJnrg, Mss

ID EFERENCES:-John - Mnrcll. s.ml G,i,ana
IL and John c. Mrrn. E-qs IHnchsur. Va. ~,
STIRLING Niblet, g.i.kttrd. Va. Dr. WIZ, n, =: ~
k:rs. Gaston 4 G; J. W rcnldin and .y,n II. b.
MS E.q. Charlotte, Va W. Ii. l. MeuIit, Gtrrtll!t
coun.y. VI
. ulHu acres &C Land town IN - ranae : N.tt ca
Deer Cr.ck l,saGarra emmy ,iiss src i, t.. c.. i
aud IN cu it~aun with gin and m I and NJ -. hon,
This and /. ,q,a, To M, cotton .ud u, ihr s,.s- j.
no" under t,n, Al :: y. q. IN acre-ail hs so'd.
interest Of me III eschahsed f3 Negroes, ahG cal p
waited ,only- land and nestrts la be- ,a'g-,i
loss acf.s IN Tow n>hip 10, range West the .aH"
stream, wi"h i navit'hle b! smt! sirainb' +; =
acres cir1rrt aad IN ~ t;valOn. III u. and nil ta
negro h1usrs-srrernr cot,uu land-wil b. sci! - IN
interest of nee half exch1rged for nrgnr- aud oG-
ed nin;i,- iard and ;cuiurt To be uci
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u. S. SENATOR.

The Rockingham Register thus brings forward
The claims Of Judge Penny hacker, son OF the
"Tenlh Legion"
"Most OF the journals Cot the WesD that VIC
have seen, have already spoken out, and avowed
their preferences. Win bur one exception, we
believe, they concur with us in expressing a
strong and confident hope, that our distinguished
ielloWciizen, Judge Penny hacker, will be select
ed With all Difference and respect TO the talents
and claims Of The many worthy Republicans,
whose names have been spoken Of in connection
with This elevated station, We venture 10 assert.
that the claims Of Judge P. are equal il no; su-
pcroI, 10 those OF any other gentleman who has
vet been named, and whose claims may be press
ed upon The attention oil the next Legislature
'Judgc pennybackcr is a native and resident
Of the lar-iamed "Tcnlh Legion OF Virginia
Democracy. Shenandoah claims the honor OF
his birthplace Shortly after he was admitted 10
the bar, ne removed 10 the county cf Rockingham
where be enjoyed for many years a large and
lucrative practice. But his fellow CITIZENS very
early discovered the promise OF that mighty in
elect and sound judgment, which his ripper years
have so fully confirmed. In 1887, he was elect
cd 10 represent this District in Congress; and al
though his STAY in the councils Of The nation was
short he won for himself high and lasting repu-
laou During the many trying scenes through
NUlCH flcSdtIl dU DulNiI Vds>tu. .
was always his tried and faithful triend and upon
all proper occasions, since his entrance into pub
lie lie, he has given the most indubable evil
dence of his warm, ardent and dero,ed attachment
10 Republican men and measures. A short time
before he adjournment OF the Congress of 81, a
vacancy occurred in The Western District OF Viz
GINA by The death Of Judge Caldwell, and Mr..
Van Buren appointed Judge 10 supply the va
cancy. Since his appointment 10 The bench. Judge
p. has continued 10 perform The duties ui his re-
spon>ihle station with great zeal and ability; AID
b. his sound and learned decisions, ami urbane
and scnllemanly department, enjoys reputation
as wide and extensive as il is Justly deserved.
'Sucb is a brief and imperfect sketch of the
public services Of Judge P. In every situation
of honor and trust contded 10 his hands, he has
been found eminen,ly worthy and capable His
election TO The Senate OF the Uni ed States would
be high and gratifying compliment 10 the indo-
mi,able and never changing Democracy of The
Tenth Legion, and afford almost universal sails
faction 10 The Western section OF the State"
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. FAIR.

Yesterday was the fir, day Of The Fair of the
Henrico Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
As usual during The Fail exhibition, there was
neithera large concourse Of people, nor fine
show OF callle, farming implements, nor hcunlin'
fruits Of The earth: neither was Inc scene graceihy
lie gcnller SEX
WeaTrivcd on the ground so late, lhal we miss
ed seeing The newly improved ",hTeshins ma
chine, which, from what we could learn, was
highly commended by lie farners In our full
report of The Fair, we hope 10 be aLle 10 give de-
scripton Of it,
The cattle shown We considered generally in
different. MIR. P. Robinson exhibited sEl.ndil
stallion, "Youne Ccnes,oga Lion, from The fertile
fields OF Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. He
is one of The largest and understanding sleeds
We have ever seen, and would have rvacd The
Bucephalus of Alexander The hogs rather CON-
mon one SOW Of Mr. Woodfn's attracted much
attention; she was oflhe Sussex breed very large,
coal black, and with six young pigs. Some very
fine turnps were exhibited, raised by Mr.. Poi
tiaux Robinson, and mammoth cabbage and tur-
nips By MIR. Rennie. Gen. Richardson exhibited
some remarkably fine fowls, The Blue Jersey
Chickens; Miss Excy Gill showed some geese,
immensely large and magnificent Of the Russian
breed.
The ploushing matches attracted The most at
tenion The ground selected was very indiffer
en indeed so much so, that The merits Of the
ploughmen could scarcely be tested. I,appeared
10 us though, that Mr.. Palmers plough, whether
Guided by white or black did The best work But
Of these matters more anon
The Fair 1.-THE Exchange to-day will be beau
Iilu If remarkable for nothing else, for the
yair." Bachelor Editors will be afraid 10 VEN
ture, SO we will have 10 obtain the services Of
one more blessed than ourselves 10 report fer US.
II match could be made we nigh, look on, but
go no further
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ENGLAND AND CALIFORNIA.

The y. u Courier contains letter from c..
Gushing, ESQ, in relation 10 the interest OF Br-
fish holders OF Mexican bonds in The territory Of
California. After citing various articles upon
he subject Mr.. C. gives The following extract
fiom an English work on California, published
in 1899:
"Thi> Che transfer OF California 10 The English
creditofs) would be wise measure on The pat
Of Mexico, il the Government could he brought
10 lay aside The vanity Of retaining large posses
sions. The cession Of such disjontd rarl OF
the Republic as California would be an advan-
lage. In no case can il ever BE- profitable 10 the
Mexican Republic, nor can IL posN'bfn remain
united 70 Il fOr anu length Of time Therefore, hy
giving up his territory Tor the debt, would be get
ling rid oflhis last Tor nothing II Ca
iiornia were ccded for the English debt, the ere.
dilors might be formed into a company with the
difference lha, they should have sort OF sove-
regnty over the territory. somerhot IN Hc manner
elite Eas' Iidia Company"
Bur The y. Y. Courier has no idea of allowing
England OF any other power 10 take possession
OF California. Ii employs the following strong
language, which certainly .qu.nis al anne1a-
ton. Where sleep The lhundc,s OF the National
Inieligencer, y. Y. Tribune and other enemies
20 The extension OF cur institutions "We lay II
down as an axium-lo he defended by war, il ne
cessely-Ihat when Mexico ceases 10 own Cali.
foinia, i; mus constitute an integral part o. the
United States"
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LET US STAND TOGETHER.

The Warrenton Flag OF 9S puts forth The fol-
lowing sensible advice, which comes exactly in
the right season. We endorse il fully, and COM
mend il particularly TO the notice Of every De-
mocraic member Of the next Legislature. We
have no fears of a division among our friends
bui il is well 10 keep in mind the old maxim
"Forewarned, forearmed." The Wings have
openly shown US The game they mean 10 play
Shall We play into their hands Or, shall we, ty
uniting upon good and true Republicans, preserve
the purity and strength OF cur party, and secure
the triumph Of those principles, for which alone
we profess 10 contend? The next session Of Con-
gress is critical one for The Republican Party.
Vital measures aeio be acted upon, and can be
carried through only BY cordial union OF our
friends. Is this time, then, when Virginia
shall be shaken BY dissensions Her unbroken
influence should be fell al Washington, and the
sentiments Of Democratic Virginia zone and in
dvisible
"Ne1r Governor AND U. S. SExAToR-We
see that the Richmond Wing gives itself JOY al
the prospect OF confusion in our ranks in the cleo
lion OF Governor and Senator; and says that there
is no occasion for concert among the Republicans,
as they have majority, and tba, The jiaigs rN
elect the least objectionable candidate presented ty
US. We cannot presume that the Republicans
will be SO soft as TO put it into The power Of the
Federalists 10 elect or aid in eleciing either OF
these high officers; and from their contemplated
meeting before The meeting OF the General Assem-
biz, we have assurance that ihere will be concer,
amongst them al every step thew take This
course, good policy, as we'll as fidelity 10 their
trusts, requires OF them. II any man should per-
mi, himself 10 be made an instrument in The
hands OF few thoughtless members 10 crafty q
restless and misguided ambition, By which our
harmony is TO be disturbed, he vii! rue his folly.
Every sign indicates the creates, concert amongst
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ARN


il has rarely fallen 10 my loi 10 write obituary
notices. Never have undertaken the task with
50 much pleasure on the one hand, and 50 much
pair on the other. The pleasure is derived from
consciousness that the deceased has gone TO his
eternal rest-lhe pa in, from knowledge OF The loss
sustained by his family and tie community in
which he 1--we DAVID THOMPSON OF Louisa is no
more He died, on F Idly, the I'm MI, ailer
an illness OF lew hours continuance. Al one
o'clock oil the day Ct his death, he was apparent
Is in good nh, and enjoying with his amiable
and Interesting family tie comforts oil ms lovely
and peace. abiding home. Al SIX oc!cca he same
evening. he was q CORPSE. MI Thompson was
indeed an extraordinary man. Louisa was MS
native county and his fellow CITIZENS had often
I, r.cercl him stations Of honor and trust, which
he always declined, preferring the Que; Of DO
mesic life 10 the INCONSISTENCY Of public applause.
His death produced 10 his neighborhcod but orc
sensation, and that was Of The most poignant
giirf His advice vas always regarded with The
most profound recognition OF lis correctness, and
his voice often alayed the mos, angry feelings OF
those amoug whom he resided. BE was, in eve
ry sense OF The term, a peace maker"-ard, as
SUCH We have Divine authority Tor saying, he
vas child o. God. !, can be truly said, that his
word was never dolh:cd. The writer o! this when
thinking OF the deceased, has Often been reminded
OF the language OF celebrated cardinal who
said 10 The Italian Poet, as 10 you. Peirarch,
your word is sufficient lie lett WIDOW and
seven children 70 mourn after him, and realize,
that 10 item, his like v i'll never again be known.
In conclusion, will say, that David Thompson
was a christian Of HE most unsullied character,
a husband Ct The most doubtless affection, father
OF he most untiring tenderness. ncighhor and
citizen of The most exemplary demeanor In ex-
pressing TINS much Of him who is gone from Us,
do not speak my own sentiments alone, bul ihe
sentiments Of ali who knew him His lss is
no, only aucsled by The deep sorrow OF his family,
bul is blrrc upon the coun;enancc ol numerous
friends, Is tatsc Of their heartfelt sorrow.
Nav the last days Of hose who Survive him be
Ike his, is lie earne.; wish Of he writer.
Louisa c. House, Nov. ISIS. NJ. W. ).
" Richmond Wing ana Christian Advocate
will pease cOny
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NOTICE

virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the late Jol
- W. Lewis and Benjamin l.rwis, a. Trustees b,
Peyton X. BGrwel, q. The county Of aeckenbnrg for
the purpose OF securing Tie payment OF boEd due la
Blair BurwelI, which deed Is recorded in tar Clerk =
Office OF the County Court of Mtekenbufr, hearing
date the second day OF September, eighteen hundred
and twenty-fon, tr subscriber, ~ surviving Trustee,
will, al thlstiansrIlle in The county Of Meckienhnrg,
thu eighth day of December naxi, At IL o'clock, II
iir, II nui the fair day thereafter. Sunday except
I'd, 'nrr Tor sale, Ut public ancn 10 he hIthes; hid
drr uT ready money, much nf the following mention.
cd property, conveyed III Tho aforesaid deed may b.
necessary IL satisfy the debt due Ia Blair Eurwt
aud russ ard charges of r1cc.!n: tins u.t-lu w.t =:
i Tiat uf Lard lying IN he county oi NrchlrnSnrg,
containing five hundred and y tour aces, and EEd-
ed by the lands nf the E.tate OF Henry H. 'nrwe de-
cea cd. TIE North, tho Estate of George hinge, de-
ceased, the East. and Robert Scott The South and
West, being the tract or land which The said
Peyion v. furwcll now Issidrs.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves, consisting
of men, women and children &c, &c.
The subscriber, a. Trustee, vii convey 10 the pur
chaser, purchasers such title only Is vested in
hini hy The aforesaid decd.
Oct. 3-cw2,n BENZ. LEWIS, Trustee.
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POETRY.
SIGNS OP TRUE LOVE.
NJ MRS. DARR,uLD.

ny MRS DARHiULD.
Come here, fond youth who's er 'hou Of
Thai boasts ri loye-as well as me:
And ifIhy hear have Eel, SO wide wound,
Come h,,her, and thy fame approve;
IN teach thee what il IS 10 love, ;,
And BY what marks true passion may be found
I, is 10 be all bahed in tears, !.
TO live upon a smile for years
To lie whole ages a, a tcauty's feet,
To knee TO lansush, 20 imr!oie,
And STILL tho she disdain, adore,
And think thy suffering sweet
Ii is 10 gaze upon her eyes,
With eager joy and fond surprise;
We, tempered with that chase and awful lear,
Tha, wre ches feel who wait their DOOM
Nor mus, a ruder thought presume,
Tho bul in whispers breath'd, TO meet he' ear
lis TO hope, tho hope were los,
Tho heaven and earth lhy passion cIost.
Tho she were fair as Venus sell above,
And thou The least and lowl=st swain
Tha, io'ds his flocks upon The plain;
Fer ,ftaou day'st not hope-thoa dest not teps
Il is 10 quench Thy Joys in tears
Tonurse strange dUub's and sroundiess lears;
II pangs OF jealousy thou has, not proved,
Tho she were iondsr and mere iiue
Than any nymp: old poets c's", ;,
O,ueyer dream again that thou mast loTd.
II when The darling maid is gone,
rhon dost MOI seek tob. alone,
Wrapl in pleasing rance Of tender woe,
And muse and fo'd Thy languid a:ms,
Feeding Thy fancy on her charms,
Thou dUst mol love for love IS nourishec So
II any hopes thy bosom share,
But those that Love has planted there;
II any cares but his Thy heart enlhra
Thou never ye, his power hast known:
Love sis on despotic throne,
And reisns tyrant-ifhe reisns a, all
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IL CHANCERY-vrse,s,.:-In Chesterfield Count

IL iSi.:-In Chestcrfield County
L Court October 18th, lsi5:
Daniel Cannon In his proper person, and George W.
Coehl, JuIirtta rosoh TsbiIha A. Corbill, Polly E.
Ccsbl and Betsey o. Cosbil, infant children of W
liam Costil, dseeased, who sue by Catkarine Corb
their mother ard next friend, Plaintiff.
a.ainFt
Patrick Cannon, administrator Of Edith o. CorbiI,
deceased, and lease Cogbill, Defendants:
This day came the plaintiffs and ed their BILL as did
the defer dant Ganr on. adminitt aforesaid who
filed hssns~sr; and the defendant Jesse Cogbii not
having entered his epps arance, and gwen security
eoding TO the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and i appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said defendant, Coehii is net nhabGnt tf this
country Ordered. that The said defendant do appear
here on The hrst day Of December term next, AID an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs that copy Of this or
in the cry of Richmond for two months excessively
and posted the front door u the Courthouse Of this
county. Copy-Tsue,
Oct. l7-ew2m ". ". T. eoeBfLL, D. Q,
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IRRIGATION MEETINGS.

Ara meeting Of citizens OF Loudoun, al uoose
Creek School-house. on the 18th October, ,. Is.
T. Caldwell was called 10 the chair and limo
Thy W. Taylor appointed secretary. oa''us'
w. Janney. from the Committee, reported pre-
amble and resolutions strongly in favor OF
more elfcien, system Of primary school eGnca-
lion. The following is the delegation 10 Inc fau-
cation Con:epiion Samuel NJ. Janney, Henry
S. TAYLOR Daniel Janney, Timothy Taylor, DE
phen G. Donohoe, S. +. I. Caldwell and limo
lhy W. Taylor.
on The 2Oih October similar meeting OF me
friends OF Education was held at Fairfax Court
House, Col. Silas Burke chairman. and ;. b.
Hunter secretary. H. W. Thomas offered
preamble ard resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted. The meeting resolved, iha1 'he
present system in The language OF Jefferson, Is
wholly insufficient and ough; 10 be abolished.
They, further, avow their determination cheerful
IL 10 contribute ''any additional amount OF Taxa
ton necessary to give efficiency 10 any plan wnlch
NAV be adopied being satisfied that The pubic
money cannot be more advanlagcously invested.
Their delegation 10 lie Education Convention IS
as follows: II. W. Thomas, I. K. Love, John
Powell. DR.. James Hunter, a. 5. Grigsby, VIM
NJ. M,Cariy, Dr. Il. c. Mason, Henry Fairfax
Hiram Fuller, Q. ". Hatch, Sllas Burke and
J. =. Hunter
In Clarke County The citizens assembled at Der
ryyie. on The 9Th Oct.-Nalhaniel Bufwell pre-
.!rrt. a. Mccormick vice president and d. H.
Mcclure secretary. Or. c. Mccormick, John "A.
Thompson, Robert II. Butcher, F. A. Todd and
\. Carroll Mason Esqs., addressed the meeting
in decided and eloquent terms, IN favor oil lie
cause Of Education On motion oil Province
Mccormick, Esq, i, was unanimously resoi'eu'
that The citizens Of Clarke county regard lhe
cause Il Popular Education as The ff>l IN IN
rauance, which should claim The attention and
hes, efforts Of The next Legislature OF Virginia.
and ,ha, they will cheertrlly submit 10 taxation,
as far as may be deemed necessary, 10 devise
and carry cut general system OF Education and
secure its blessings alike 10 all The children OF
The Commonwealth.
The following gentlemen we're appointed dele
gates 10 tie Education Convention: Province
Mccormick, John W. Page, Or. Cyrus McCor-
mick, John L. Page, Ri. Rev. WIN. Meade, DR..
Jno F. Fauneroy, Daniel w. Sewers, Col JOSH
all w. Ware, Wm. P. Wisginlon, DR.. R. Kowns-
lar, Lorenzo Lewis, DR.. VIM D. Mcclure, Col.
Benz Morgan, James Harris and DR.. F. J. Her
fool
Judge Philip NoIborne Nicholas, John r.
Cooke. David Funston, and John S. Gallaher,
Esqs.. were appointed alernaes OF said delegates.
Virginia seems really 10 have aroused herself
10 Ike necessity .. some action on This great ques-
linn
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Bv tic G0rern0r of Vagina.
A pEOcI.I M ALTON

WHEREAS, il IL represented 10 the Executive that
w James X. RiusELuise. late confined IN The Jail I'll
Monroe county charge Of burglary, has broken the
said Jail. and Is going at la'fe,
Now therefore, I, James Mcdowell. Governor, DO
hereby offer reward of seventy five dollars 10 anNper
son, or persons. who Will apprehrnd the said Rite n
honse and deliver him into the iil OF Monroe county
And require all officers, civi and military and request
the rcopc OF the Commonwealth generally, to usr
every cIerton for his arrest that he MA! be dealt with as
the law directs.
Given under my hand a. Governor, and under the
r lesser seal uf the Communicable AT Richmond,
ll' thls 18th Aay nf Ocrohrr. in ihs yrar ls:5
JAMES MCDOWELL.
rr James X. Ri;tenhousc Is attut ) feet s! Inches
hb, aud about 81 years I'D straight and we'll made. at
far complexion, dark eyes ami HACK bar. arc ,ass
raridly Oct, l.-1Jt
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CRIMINAL. COURT.

JuREY's CAsE.-James Fl. Jurey was yester-
day brought before The Circuit Superior Court of
Law AVID Chancery for The county OF Henrico
and City OF Richmo-d, Judge Nicholas pIesi-
dinc,) and pleaded guilty on Two indictments for
forgery, and was sentenced 10 three years i'm
prisonment on each Indictment that being the
shortest term Of Imprisonment fixed BY law
There were nine other indictments against The ac-
cused; but We understand that mole prosequ,s'
have been entered by The Attorney for the Com
monwcal;h, John S. Caskie, Esq, BY consen, OF
the Court. Nlessrs. Robert G. Scott and James
Lyon, appeared in behalf of The prisoner.
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DANIEL TURNER,
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

THE Subscribers at M. as, Main street, have Just
L ceived and oprnrd n beautiful assortment Of new
and fashionable GOODS TOR ladies' wear IT. hch they
particularly call The attention Of country merchants aud
Others purchasing in this market
Super Fuu ara Rips, rich And beautiful article
FInen.w slyis Cashmere ic Coss En- :lish aud French
Super figured Roum-iias
Super figured Med and Zen0hias
Striped and ch7n:elble AlbertcrE
Pi.ured Eoans and Foulard sIuslins
PLAIN and figured hlpaec2s
Black and blue Cobures, for ladies' drts
New style Fall PRINTS. lar.r assortment
Wooen and other Shawls. In great variety
Linen cambria and other Handkerchief
Long half fingered Mtt-. black and white
Black and whit. silk Hose
Jaconr and Swiss Muslins
Plain and check Cambria, large assortment
Iise lace and Edlng
Paris CHM and rdles, black and colo'ed
Black Bombazine, Sils, Florence Braid and willow
Bonneis
Bonnet, Cap and Lustrins Ribbons
These goods, with many oihers. h1re been st!e'teh
with much care and vii! be offered 10 purchasers eI
tremely low. ,
Sent. 9-cHdlf
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NEW HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISH
MIMI,

T,HE subscriber hcgs 10 Introduce 10 the notice 81 ne
L CITIZEN. Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yri'Ing the t't
and the Iuhl!c g-neral'y-ts Establishment for the
Of Greenhouse aud other Plants. ,iiuairt on c.,
Street, Immediately adjoining VI plIl's iatcy, ',H
will h. found the aie and best selected cp,oto
r,n,- sv',tiI 81 The Potomac. consisting IN .; II ~
mriis, tac'ns, GrraniGm,, R"s-s, &c re TacC
mc,iaS snhr>c- all the new AID finest old >ur- T.r
Ross include AL the varieties II the tea. Bs.ttt.
Bengal, Solsrttr, Rem. niant ard crcs. nttcr tsIa
worthy of notice or cultivation wLaihtr II recruit "
former introduction He wcud also inf rm lhoc " la
intend planting trees In front rf tLcf buildings uai IL
has rad. fein-nts with the piopr-,os or zone -
the be Il Northern establishments, wIer. Nv h VIII ta
times be pr. pared 10 furnish the most approved Ainds
that plant will be allowed Ia leave the rs..hi,h;nea
unless In state of Ier feet health and True Ia
BoGnrls furnished for parties &c during The ,n-a#.
r the first style. Ladies are iosprr fully ult.
Ia visit The Esttb i>hmrit
y. u. nnan. NAL Tees, Shrubs ii,r,acoous r5s,.
: raw uerrr, Rasraerrlcs. &c. &c.
ALIEN y ABERNErHY
Rcsm"n.l, iih November. !sij-.et.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance of decree Of the United States C,4u,
fourth Circuit and Eastern D,trici of Ii:,irla. b
nornced on he 4lh day Of December, lsii ~ lie aac
OF m. unil,d Stat,s Of America. pftiniiH. nea.s,
John q. Lay, al ais fsfrn, ;::-, III Sr -c'.i t., a.
drrsicnrd. Commissioner appointed Tor that r,Ifi -
public al ton, 10 The HIGHEST hi;'d"f on tie ~ ,ay
d.snn, SAT- ui Wig ma. h.;"r,n tie hour. al
and 2G'cccS, T.. NJ, ccr'an tract 81 and sluaitt /.
ia! sid county at Malison, Containing a37 ina.
less, adj in rg the land, az Tn mas BohaHugr sel
Others infths,a hy the ~ John q. !hy II lie be-,
a. Clainorar sud Wiliia.n u. Cha,,:hef awe Tn,r
or Ben Ilmin Dnval.
The sale VIII lie made uron the foaa INC ;.rr,-
wit: oachrd Il the pu,c.a.f money II b. ps;i .a
cash, an! the residue in two equal in,a'inchts. II
aud twelve monihs from the day Of slr. tho pun at
giving hcnd' with approved security fof tie dc .ot.
payment and ,hr title 10 tie property IL be r.Gu,,
until the " hole of the purchase iao0e; j. rsid.
Edmund CHRISTIAN.
Marshal L. s., f. II. v, and Conm.ss o...r
li=r:na