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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

In letter from Durr, now in the State
prison, for rebellion and treason, publish.
ed in the Globe, hat worthy calls Mr.. ~.
Ter ga doubIe-dlstlIled traiter." This is
amusing when we consider that Mr.. Nv
Ter, through b had,soa.an, has constant
~ expressed his sympathy with Dor,
aAd his cause IN the strongest terms
Such is the gratitude that traitors feel TO-
ward each other. There may be "hono,
among thieves" but there is none anonu
traitors L1H. JourRai.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25
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WMA%NAI
d. .spdorcJ efficient service 20 Col arm
trrrd whose ai1 he was ri Fort B.Icufy
lfr eas pdyajg secretary 60 Con lack
sen for Tong whl'e, ard after Cen jack
son closed his campaigns Mr. Fa.ton TO *
up the study Of tha IaH.
Mr. s. sent up the resolutions usual on
such an uccasiou, which wore adopted,
and the Senate adjourned.
House. or RmHEsGErArryrs.-Cuntrary
to the general expectation the Texas
question was not taken up today 10 the
House. Twas understood that the death
Of Senator Fulton, OF Ark. woIld be IN.
nounced in both Houses, and hence moth
ing else was done in either branch of Con
gress except the transaction Of some
comparatively unimportant business.
The Clerk then read certain resolutions
from the Senate, accepted by that body on
the occasion Of The announcement Of the
decease Of the late Senator Fulton, Of
Ark, who died last sumner. AR. Cross
rose and pronunced a panegyric on the
deceased. The customary resolutions Of
coincidence &c, were then adopted and
the House adjourned
WASHINGTON, Dec 81 1874.
SENATE RESPONSIVENESS against the
annexation of Texas we're presented by
Messrs Buchanan and Choate.
Mr.. Benton submitted resolution,
which lies over one day, calling on the
President for a copy Of the letter OF Mr..
Shannon to the Department of State, in
relation to the payment of the Mexican
indemnities Of April aud July; also, who
is the Ggent-and what IS to be pad?I
&c. &c.
3Ir. Crittenden, by Gave, introduced a
joint resolution, which was passed, in |
structing the committee on the library to
consider the propriely of purchasing for
publication the papers of the late Alex
ander Hamilton.
Mr.. BerIien submitted a resolution.
which was adopted, instructing the com
mttoe on the judiciary to inquire into the
propriety Of amending The judiciary act
OF 1913, SO as to award the writ of ha5ras
corpus in certain cases where it i. now
AT The instance Of Mr. Tappao, the 2
Smithsonian institute Bit vas taken up y
merely to make some verbal Amendments
Fir. Haywood gave notice of his design ,
10 bring in a bill for the annexation OF
Texas c
The Senate, after short session with ?
'Ioscd doors, adjourned over New Years h
)ay.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. - essrs
Iibbats, of Ky, and Belser OF Ala, sew
orally gave notice Of their intention to
introduce propositions for the annexation (
Of Texas.
Mr.. Houston made an unsuccessful at. :
tempt 10 bring the discussion Of the pub.
lie land bill to close to-day at 3 o'clock
M. Kennedy, Of Nd, reported a bill
for the admeasurement and ascertainment +
Of the tonnage Of vessels in the merchant +
service, which was referred To the COM
mittee Of the whole.
A resolution was reported for Nation
al Monument 10 the memory OF Wash {
ngton. L
DR.. Barnard offered a long series of,
resol u,ons having reference to Texas a nd
MeXco, but the motion TO suspend the
rules for the purpose Of receiving it was
rejected by a yoteOf IS to go Il
.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

3 notorious robbers, PleIle and Albrechl
will leave Gotka on the 10Th Of thI
month; and It is intend ed, M and by, !
EMPTY all the WORK HOUSES an
5 IJAiLS0 If Hai country IN THIS MN
f. NER ! -! There is but little doubt tina
y ,eyeraI other States will imItote-thiS ne
larous practice! Ia order 10 stop it,
have sent an article INTO the Genera
, ,,azette Of Augsburg, wherein have a.
4 tempted to demonstrate that this bahav
Iour was contrary - all laws OF nation,
that il was shameful behaviour to
wards country winch offers the best III
ducement TO German manufacturers.
sit has, of late, also become a genera
- practice in the towns and borougaS o
Germany, II krid Of their prnpcrs am
otcioas members, by collecting the means
of efIeciuaung their passage to the Uni.
ted States, among the nha bllants. and by
supplying them from The public faaLS!E
By publishing Mr.. Lists letter to The
Secretary of the Treasury and the letter
of the Mayor of Baltimore to President
Tyler, the Iocofoco papers will inform
their readers that Foreign Governments
have sent, aud are sending, TO this coun-
try--this glorious "asyum for the OPP
pressed Of all nations of the earth
their convicts and villains, as well as the
wretched inmates OF their pauper houses.
Horace PAGAUD.--This notoriou: lndi-
vldua, indicted and mprIsoned in the Jail
Iof Kinds County, for forging State Wax
rants, was recently brought before Chief
Justice Sharkey, on a writ Of ha5eaS cor
pW. The trial lasted several days.
The counsel for the prisoner argued
that State Warrants are, to all intents and
purposes, null and void under the State
as well as Federal Constitution; that they
are "biIls of credit" and that they do
no constitute evidence Of the Indebtedness
Of the State, which IS positively toiaIred
by the Statute, 10 make out case Of
forgery. This point was very ably ar
gued by the Counsel, Msssrs. PE"oR and
LUKE LEA, and Gen. II. S. FoorE-but
JUDGE SHARKEY decided that the warrants
were not bills of credit, bat thas tney were
valid evidences OF the Indebtedness of the
State. What pity that the Judge isl
not repudiator. Had he decided that
the Warrants are 'biIs Of credit Of the
Stale of Mississippi, what a splendid
opening there would have been for repu
dating them? 1t is true that the state
has derived great benefit from their is
suance. 1t is true that the State House,
the Governors House and Penitenuary
we're principally built by the use Of them.
But what Of that? We have no right TO
tax posterlty, no matter it we leave pos
terity he fruits for which the indebted |
ness was created. The sacred doctrine
of reputation utterly precludcs any tax
upon posterity-or uPo~the present gene
ration ctter-(or the payment OF debt,
the consideration of which has been
squandered. No! shade of McNutt, for
bid it!
Judge Sharkey gave i: as his opinion
that Pagaud was guilty on all the four
indictments for forgery, and required
him to give bail in the sum of $1,000
on each, in default Of which, he was recon-
united to prison.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

The two houses Of the New Hamo
shire Legislature have passed resolution.
in favor eff the emancipation Of Dorr.--
Why don't they pass resolutions ia ia
Vor OF the emancipation Of the Catholic,
of their own State from political thral
dom?--LoUisUWe Journal!
The present constitution Of New Iamp
shire was framed aid adop ed by the Fed
eral party, when they had the power ir
that State, and it contains a clause tha
requires two thirds Of the electors 10 al
ter or amend it. This constitution also
excludes Catholics from holding Office
and asst requires two-thirds Of the elec
tors TO change it, and as the Democrat:
are in favor Of such change, while the
Wing party are opposed 10 it; and as the
latter number over onethird of the cleo
tors, the Wings are justly chargeabIo, un
der the constitution, with wagng a war
upon the political rights Ct the Catholics
Is the Journal answered p oWtsuWe De.
m0crdt.
Oh yes, we are answered just about as
satisfactorily and candldly as you are in
the habit Of answering political oppone,9ls
You say that Loco!ocos of New Eamn.
shire are in favor of changing the State
constitution, but, that that they cannot
carry the measure because they do not
constitute two-thirds Of the whole popuIa.
ton Of The State. Now, sir, you know,
or at any rate ought to know, that, at the
late election in New Hampshire, the
question of changing the constitution of
the State was submitted to the decision Of
the popular vote, and that, instead Of be
ing lost through mere failure to carry a
majority Of two-thir!s Of the people, IL
feaS decided 6yan overwhelming n ajority in
the Negative. The people, while casting
the vote Of their State for Polk by ma.
jorlIy Of about ten thousand, decided byI
Il minority several thousands against the
emancipation Of the Catholics within their
own borders from political thraIlom.,
Are you answered, Nj. Uomocfat?--
] 0niSruie joHrAH
On the 9th instant, the limited States
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

NORTH CARoLlNA.--IIon, Frederic Nasl
has been elected Judge Of the Suprems
Court Of this State, to fill the vacancy oc
caSioned by the death of the amented
Judge Castor. Judge Nash received the
unanimous vote of the Senate, and in the
House all but nineteen votes which were
cast FOR Judge Pearson.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

The Pennsylvania DSp'i >
controversy is going on IN ."' i
vania papers as TO the pay''11G ii,
terest on the public debt =. ,,s /
papers as might be expects, .ns-t
of prompt payment at all n nas, i
some few Of the Locoioco pAp. i /
or might not be expected ~
the same policy. 10 pl
The probability is thai , ;no Of
those who are for maln'a'u"0 50
retrieving the honor Of ''''
prevail.--L2u Journd'.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

Waiting AT u party y Il
Va, a lady asked a rust'c' ~" !, /
her ri il a compac, ring Of .G"1 p =
gazing on a pair of wailz' y; "A
how do you like the waltz al
said the quaint gentleman ma q
huggln' part very we'll ,Ij,. or' i :
the ~ whirIin' round. When ,',pI
the huggin', would ''N' y"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

NORTH CARoLlNA.-The Legislature of
this State has taken high and strong
grounds against the annexation Of Tex
as 10 the United States.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

On the 9Th instant, the Un'ed States
Senate unanimously confirmed the nom.
ination Of David Hayden, Esqr., as sur.
veyor Of The port Of New Orleans.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

lowA.--The Hon. John Chambers has
been re appointed Governor orlhe Ter
rllory of Iowa.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

2, DUH
| great I
|ilOn and,
he PIe,eui
only 4.
ut ala
be far.
& The NIL
|atAe I'M
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

|nbraci0,
b frstdi
and great
/ supple
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
J. B. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.
]. &. GREGORY Y CO. MANAGERS

RIchmond. Va.
Office No. l0l West Main street.
$780, 900, 5000.
New Jrrsy. No. a, for "Wednesday. Capitals S.o 600 5000
1000, 20 OF .ooo, &c 20 Nos i3drawn. Whole. s5, haiys. 80;
quL LIS.
S25,O 900, $500!
Alexandria. No. us. Eriri. for THURSDAY. Capitals. Ses 600.
1909. 1000, 1000, 10 OF 1900. 10 OF 1000, &C. 7s No. Is d..~r'
Wboss -: halye. I; use.
5000, 1000.
Va. MonanFain. NJ. ~. tor Friday Z oeloek at the EIehanFe-
Capitals $1,000, sooa, Isno, 1898. S OF 1000. 5 u 500, 1e IS
Nos- ~ drawn. WhoI-s 81 halves $50. gD- IS cts.
5000, 220O.
AeIandns. No. III. Extra. for satuidly. Capitals seOOn
ssoO. 100. 1904, 5 Of 1000, Ge. IS Nos. II dawn. wholr. so
halves LIS, qs 6s!e ,tL
SPLENDID PRIZES FOR MAY, 1915!
Alexandria Lottery, Ctass No eo-to be drawn SATURDAY. I7th
Cappais 100000, 10000, COCO, 5000. 1855. $500, 100 pnls. Of
1000, 100 OF 500. &C Tickets $50. halves 5; q-. so.
Certiieaie Of package Of 90 whole tickets $50
Do do &c half d. Is
To- do 81 quarter do u 30
Alexandria Lottery, Class si-to he drawn IN t-landria. ID a..
pnEss 10000. 10000. 5000, 3OOO, $500, IOl7, 100 Of loOo A.
Tickets $40; halves S: gs $50.
c-'ti6eslss oi paekass.of IS Whole T,ekrts $3.50
10. do "a Half do 2
DO. do IS Quarter do ~ 80
hl"tsnifia LOTTERY, Class No s.-to be drawn ia ALntdls u.
q, on Saturday May 3id, Is45. s5 Nos and IL Dawn Ballots
PriIs s30,Ooo, 10000. 5000, 5000, 1000, $500, 2co6, Ist7. %
of 1000, IS of 500, % OF BOO. 500 Of 900. ~. Tickets SO
halves 5: as. so.
Cenihc4tes or Packages OF os whos- Tickets siso
III. do IS Half do Gu
Do. do 20 Quarter do ~
W Orders for Tickets and Shares aud Certi6cs tes Of Package,
tr above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most psompi
attention, and an Official account Of each drawing sent immediately
sftert $ over, when requested, 10 all who order from US Addr--
J. q. GREGORY L 60, Manager.
my : Rielmapa vs..
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
Let all the wond say what Iney can,
For selling PnEes srRArros.s IN. man,

for selling Prizes, srRArTos's the man,
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Eria, Cls,s lI3-Msy ~
10 "a % 30 % PC 5 80 SIS Al 3 I 20
100000, 50OOl
New Jersey, No 81. foo Wednesday. CapiI.ls $4,000, 5000
aooO. 90 VI 5000, &c. sNos. ~ drawn. whoie- s.; halys. :, SO
qs. l,-j.
S25 900, 1900
ALeSaRLia. No. us, Extra, for Thuf-ta,. Capitals SIS OO
1900, 1000. 1000. 10 OF 1909. 10 Of 1000, &C. - Nos IS drawn
WhoIes 81; halves 4 qs ..
S900O, 1000
Va. MononFalia, No. 20. tor Fndsy ! o clock at ths Exchange -
Capitals $1,000. 2OoO. 1900, I.95. S Of 1900, 5 Of 500, AZ. IS
Nos. IL drawn. wholes 81; halves SO; qs IS cts.
$4,000, 1900
Alexandria, No. III. Extra, for Saturday. Capitals: $4,000.
1900, 1900, 1900, 5 Of 1000. &c. - Nos. 81 dawn. whoes $50.
halves l,25: qS 6s! eis
100000, 10000!
hleI.ndrIa. No 20, drawing reeeivet by Sundays mail ready on
Monday. Capitals: $4,000, 10000. 5000. 5000. 100 of 1909. 100
OF 500, &c. a. Nos - drawn. wboles SIC; halves 5; qs. ESQ.
Buyer are referred to my list VI Primes, winch M registered
at the Office, as a proof OF what has been dobs: and every
drawing continues to Increase the number sod aud paid by me.
6I Orders for paekagcs eerid, aies " single tiek.ts IN the above
Schemes, aud IN all Lotteries, will be promptly attended ~, and
drawing sent wien requested.
Pleas address orden To N. sTRArToN,
my R Richmond. Va.
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lotteries.
j. II. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
- nLehuseo6. vtFEtaia.

ni<h.sss. vtrGs.ia-
Splendid Lotteries 10 be drawn i'm May.
AlexsnJris Lottery. Class No. 20. To be drawn Saturday
i7h May, lSt5. ut Ai~ssndrs. ID. e.. rs No-., and ~
drawn balls-. Cal ifss: % 900. 10000. COCO, 5000.
36Se. $500. 100 pr ;ss u 1909 100 of 500. TICKETS $40,
halves 8. quarters , 20. A certificate VI 4 package ol 2S
Who'll. Tickets $i3U. 20 nalves Is. &c qs. ~ 50.
Alex.ndris Lottery. Clss- ~. Tor ioI5. to be drawn in
Alexandria ID. C., on Saturday Msy 2tih. is45. IS Nos =,
~ drawn ballots. Prizes: e30. O00. 10000. 5000, yDO.
$500. 1917. LOO OF 1000. &c. &c. sc. Tickets $40,
halves .. quarters . 81. Cerulics,-s al Packages VI Is
Whole Tickets $3.50. hslve- 6s, Qs. - so.
Alexandria Ls,iefy. Class No. 80. for Ists, to BE- drawn
IN Ale1sndns. ID. C., on Saturday May 3Isi, Is45. IS
Nos. u drawn ball t.. Pines e30.OOO. 10000. COCO.
5000. 1000. 250O. 2DOO, I747. 25 Of 1000, % Of 800, %
Of Roo. 400 OF 200. & g. SC. &c. Tickets $40, hsves S.
ars,2 50. Certificates OF paes ages OF Is Whole Tickets
SlsO, % halves Gu, rs qs. ~. lf you want TO get = Gu.
pini, -cnd your orden to j. r. WORDS.
np1S Richmond, Va.
4y Orders for Tickets and Shares an Csr,i6ea,s, 81 Packages
nhs above Splendid Lotteries. viii receive the u.~,, rompt au~u
ton. aud an ofheiai account of esei drawing ssnt iuns-disiriy aner
Il isov.r 10 all who ordnr from J. r. WORD.
up ~ Uahnopd
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ny n. n. Dickinson a. Brothsr.
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
SIX LOTS,

Fronting on Nam and Franklin Streets.
M ILL be sold on FIIDNY AFTERNOON, TIE 10Th instant
w than past 4 oebck. Ca the premises sI Hu.Ldipg Lon.
very slgtby situated ihre % which are nearly opgo.u. 10 tr n,
sadenee &C John Endrr- E~q AT I- eoSler NJ L. ~ Main ant .Oth
Srrei,; and the other three Of which are at the eorn-r of r q,
Franklin anil =Oth 'tr--ts. An alley OF 20 lee, /. n rived an The
tear of these los io' tie common Use vi the whole sr.
Terms of ssL-l-i cash, and the baInc. At G and is month.
for negotiable notes, with good endoIsers. with a deed OF uu,, %
secure tic same
a plat u th"- Lots can he Seu by calling on the sutse rlb.r.
w. GODDIS,
Agent for the Proprietor.
my i2-ids r u. DICKINSON IL BROTHER. Auets
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THE THORN CHAMPAGNE.

''hr. unuersisheu VIII nave constantly lot safe,
a pure Mes 'hanfasn- WINE, oil a quality uE-
SURPASSED IL h"t unrIoahei' ny any hitherto imported into this
county
nHse irtfeu W AS PEI manufactured WIN sfest are
ron "s oe. 'pN o' ""e . ne nee slhsysnus N % ohaha
p~t"a nn :" - I" !. ~. ~ '"I. ~ 81 .up',''
u ~ usoPe " y 'en1e 10
sb,nmen,. A. suar,p,y Of I'M. -,esI,-Dc. on lie ,y,ns n.
m,nur,rp,,., b,s rrc.,vei -m,..o of Col u.vx,x T,,.S aT
pans 10 ,uaeh an impression of Thai ,.ntrman's , aI IA e,rh ho,.
ne. In will b. known n 5 The
..T'L,., rI.
uneeN ne'e OF me anie'e very dy wine.
men WIZ 'oo"oy DE preferred by some smother Is dry and
Nj undoub'eaiy he The iavorie the third Is sweeter STILL and ~
mueh s-'e.neu. y. mree varieties comprise the different tastes
'ha. '"e ue eihi Concerning us "Ihe' 'oL Iho'n mus
N"'", ap"A'V f'ey ne WIN IN Hnn'nea !
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L. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT FOR II MANAGERS. ID. PAEE & Co.
"a.

RICH.MoSD. "a.
Drawing received every day at I o'clock.
SCHEMES . THE wEEK.
For Wednesday.
Capitals sasoOo. 5000. 5000. sCOO, 90 Of 1000, OF 500. OF 200.
100 Of $50, &C. ke. IS Nos. u drawn. 1tsScts ~.
For Thursday.
Capital. $4,000. 5000. 5000, 1000. 1900, II7O. &c. IS Nos.
n dawn banots. Tickets only s..
Capital 81 1000, he. Go Nos ~ ballots. Tielet. o. Splendid
schrine TO buy package ia certificate Of ~ wboe'Tehes s5si
halves ~ qrs $50.
Capitals $4,000. sooo. &C. Is Nos Is drsvn. Tickets ~.
Also Tor Saturday night.
Capitals $1,000. 1000. 5000, 2OOo, 1901, 20 Of 1909. &c. IS
Nos % drawn. Teh-ts 81.
RAN SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
Drawing received by Monday mail. NAY ish. Capitals iof
Tickets so.
pawfns received BY "Wednesday. mail Maya c,pa,- LOT
ssoooa. 10000, 100 Of 500. ttsoo host } No. fnreJ ke. &C. sc
Nos 10 baEo's Whole Ticssts4S.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
$4,000. 1900. 20 prizes Of $4,000 =!
Gnnd Consolidated Lottery. No. f5-dnws al Wilmington, DrL
Saturday. May 9Th.
SPLENDID CAPITALS,
100000 isooo. $3.50, 20 Pusr. II 5000. 90 of 5000 AZ kc-
90 Numsen, ~ drawn ballots. Whole Tickets so. havs. $40.
quarters Is.
Cer,ses,c o. packages Of ~ whole Tickets $500
% Han leo
% Quarter " SO
For Wednesday, MAY 2sl.
Capitals , u $4,000 1of 1850, 90 Of 1000. ne. ~ Nos. ~
ballots. whol, Tickets -.
Gnsi oop-pds,ed, No ~, draw. At Wilmington. Nay 81
Captain: ssooOO. 9tOo. 1000. 9iI7 80. 100 OF 1000, Se &C IS
Nos. ~ drawn. Tickcts only sto.
Fcf Aonday, June st-s9o0go. 1000. 100 Of 1000. &C. IS
Nos ~ drawn Tickets ouiy stO.
foT ctheT sir-es can AZ the onee.
III Packages Of wholes aud shares. single wholcs and
shares slways on hand in the ususl great variety, aud, as
ususl. prizes paid at sight Immediately after the drawing.
aTOrofs Tor packages, certificates or single tickets in
the above Schemes, and in III Lotteries. will BE- promptly
attended To, aud drawing sent when requested.
r. RUSSELL BIGGER.
my - Msnsgers Oaice. Opposite ruins Eagls Hotel.
ltooKEs SYRUP oF ssRs Aptlta a, M. ,.. ooCh,c
- nre shsunattsm, Syphniic spd Mefcural pseases obstinate
hsuyuons 81 ne SAN. White swcHinrs. Scfouia % Kings EsL
ueeions So'e~ fsia In the bones, Gencsi prbilU-aud AZ de-
eases fcqurinE The aid % Alternative u-dicinra for asN
JOHNsTONr Ncdcsi Emponum,
my = No rs. Mas supet.
l.. II. SMITH, Hair Csaer,
~ oa~s. ." hs.-rsess s-aeE ne Ershsrs. Iteael r.
PLASTER.
XII IONS Plaster, Iusi received per schT. Mar
OO nzsnssu, mi Coz sale BY
M JAS FISHERS soNs.
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Auction 3ales.
FUTURE DAYS
ny n. -. aaslt.
SALE OF LAND IN nENRICU COUNTY

~
under q Deed 90 Tvssa.
virtue OF n Deed Of Trust executed by Sa.
nnsi nsadsy an ~sfs N III s~d-niss-d and Henry I.
osn-f.f q tb- purpo~s of securing q sum of nr,nsy due 10 Hyri
Seo'ge. b..rins d.i. on the xsth day % Jun<. 1870. snd Of record
IN ur c~fts urAee q ussreo cossiy coau. Q shsa. !. the 20
sisrhr tro-i... psoe edto -u before tks Icosi daos Of u~ nTa.-
DIR oseash. os wEDSszDAY. ur 2Ia day % May. 1855. at %
oeh~h. ~ tie fono~inx real esstr conveyed by md Seed. o, ~a;
n p'eee Of Land lying IN -d eosnty Containing sG ssI.s t.or. os
ISL conveyed To said Bradley by Henry C,bs,r and wife, . Other
p'-e- Lard d" aid eIsaiy. asTsrsnr u Cecsg- aud osL-n, con
a"inE "a acres tasose or s--sl. conveyed % .d Bra1ley by John
New a other ri-e. "f Land IN sad county. lying between te
pfr-~ni asi oil Williamsburg Stage Rosd. mar The seven P,h<.
containing u acres. and conveyed Ia yai Bradley by saaneI ..
rshhar. Commissioner. aho. os- vth~r p.rce of LAID In sd eaan
y. On t- WiiAmsbur Road. about 5 mites from R.chnsnd. near
ur Seven Pines. sdjoini'E rh- lands u n. Geosre and osLef,. con
.sdene other piece Of Land IN sid county, o aid rad near The
resen Pines. ADJOINING JOAN Lord and Others, containing 90 acre.
and conveyed In said Bud-, by Mary Kent n an ue OPINION of
ID "akfaghed. The day of SHE above m-nthoo-d shall be- such 10
TO make Il Improper IN proeesd with thu all, thru tb- ,al- of tho -Ai
land VA be continued froa day 10 day untl the anne n. effected -
~ Trss-, I ,lran only eonvs, such ub- as 10 vested in M
by the Deed Of Trust .fote-ad. but which have no reason N doubt.
LoFrN n ELLETT, Surviving Trustee.
aefes ~ the Land above uentios-d have been recently ,r
veyrd, II situated Immediately on tbe south sss~ OF the Williams
bug r'ase koad. and constitute on entrv tract, on which there
70 q tderahiy good dwelling bou.e and other Improvement; CIV
aere- Of the land Immediately sunoondiagtbe bou-s h. cleared.
te remainder - an u1k md pine wood. averaging about 80 cords On
The acre, aud fpn which lani Two load. per day have been made
roads. rais-r nearer the city. and 8 also in wood.
sAhL W. BRADLEY.
sar Conducted BY Nh. BiLL, Auer.
my lids
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
EAGLE BAKERY.

vuVHE suhsesih~r nkss this eppostussy Of rs-psetfusy sstHsi.s
II the psbhe hat he has boushs out the Bakery form.dy &c.
eupied By NJ. Richard Adam. i3i hain suest, Opposite tn "a.
o< the oh Eass Iiosel ne would shso Inform ts puble. hat he
VIII supply th~m with bread. which he wl warrant .han b. a.
ways sweet: ~ vah 81 ki.As a Cakss a. fuk pi~s aeeoripr
10 tb- seasons OF ts y~ur. Ne VIII have Cneken. Sod Csaeksn
WISER cnehsrs Dy-pse.A nsesd hssh sveu day. Hoel. Beard
iseiiessss aud hmiiss supplied with svev Ting n<etfsi q. t~
nsk~y hs<. ssar % pssAe psiso.asa = ssscsctfsny invited
sy .AI lap 2s-laal JAMES SfhPaDN.