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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-25

There ia for anticipating abundant crop Of
corn, 1t least in this part of the country.
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Proprieton .............M essn French and Heisef
Admission l2t Cents
Grand Entertainment!
Wednesday Evening, June 40,
Will be produced a new Comic pantomimic Ballet
Mile Deslardins as the Soldier: Bride.
Second Appearance Of the celebrated English Panomimst
Mr. w. Wood
Second Appearance j. H. Amherst and Masters W. and
H3 f. Wood
The entertainments will with the Grand Overture
49, to La Gazza Ladra, by Full Orchestra.
Mr.. w. Wood will appear Model of Ancient Greek and
Roman Statuary
Overture by the Band a
Grotesque Pas de Danse blythe Masters Wood
Song, Mr. Dennison.
Hompipe by Miss Cohen.
Mad'sele Desjardins will dance Swiss Pas Seu
To conclude with Comic Ballet Pantomme entitled the
LADDERS OF LOVE,
Or Dancing Mad
Jenny the Glen Mr. Dennison Aud Dame Meg Mr. Wood
Sawney Suck Egg : Parsloe Jenny, Miss Cohen ei,e.
IL Between the Entertainments ntermisston of IeL
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
CO Doors open hapast O'Clock. Performance TO com
unen = 0o,rlo
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
PHrLApELrHA June 2l-Beow William, and Esther, from
Boston; Aurora, and Lucinda.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
The Best VENTILATED THEATRE IN THE CRY.
!. IMMENSE ATTRACTION!
Unparalleled Success Of the Opratic Bnrlesque
Company !! !!
WEDNESD Az EVENING, June 23th,
Will be performed the Burlesque Opera Of
SHIN.DE-HEEL-A!
The Virginia Fairy, the Gum Elastic Slipper.
with all the original music.
To conclude with the Medley Butlesque OF the
VIRGINIA GIRL,
In which introduced the gems Of Balis Opera Of the Bo
hemian Girl also the celebrated Burr esqus fOLkA, IN
imitation of M. Martin and Miss Tumbull.
Admission Is Cents.
w Private Boxes, for four persons, Sc.
O'Clock.
no Boz Office open from . A. NJ. until 2. m.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
FRI NCH OPERA.
"wednesday Evening, June rs,

PARK THEATRE.
ENCH OPERA.
"wednesday Evening, June 25,
For the First Time in this city will be produced the celeb
ted Opera Of
LA FAVORlTE. -
Leonora de Gusman ............ Mile Calve.
!nez, Mime Stephen C@urio! Aphonse, M Garry,
Femand. Arnaud Bathazar, Douvry
rPrics Of Admission Tier Of Boxes and Psasetts
81; Second and Third TIERS SO cents; Gallery,
Doom o'clock and the curtain wall se precisely
halfpsst1 o'clock.
NIBLO'S GARDEN
Ninth appearance in .faerica, Of
MR. ROBERTS,,
The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres
Second Week q F%I q 'H'
Wednesday Evening, june %,
ONE HOUR; or, THE CARNIVAL BALL.
Chsrie.swftly, Nj Roberts Julia !, Miss MsY Tsyior
IL the ohs piece Misses Partngtou and Celeste viii
dance popular Pas de Devx
G- Internission Of half an hour u
CONCERT A LA MUSARD:
AY fM S1lsh 'Rs YfxSToMM q Is
Messrs Num-, Walker, Honey and Steward.
e sqSs aTsN T'' s6 5fs G an iiHfa
Sir Alfred Hghiysr Mr. k N;os
Fixture, III. Placde Mrs Fixture, Mrs Watts
rAa Efficient Police viii always be atts4dAAce to main
tam good order and kssp AZ i%E;Sp , person. en-
limited number Of season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance 10 commence at soclock Doors open at
nuEpast7
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VAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
r-OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR sHINE.-<I
Where the Public different Performances
and twenty talented Performers every night.
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
The consist of light chase and geneel
The Manager has added his former Company for this week.
the much admired
MISS COLMAN,
The charming Vocalist. Also,
PETE MORRIS,
The best Comic Vocalist now living.
Doors open at X o'clock. Performance commence at 81
o'clock.
UFor particulars, see bills the day j22 lw*rc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
PROPER FEELING

We commend 10 the Richmond Wing the iol-
lowing sketch BY the Wing Editor Il The Raleigh
Register, Of the solemn ceremonies in the, Whig
Civ Of Raleigh, ~ C. Does this spontaneous
tribute, from all parties, 10 the virtues and pat
rio,ic services Of great man, come within the
category Of hypocrisy" laid down blythe Wing
and y. Y. Tribune II is mos, gratifying
spectacle to see pariy,Pirit hushed on an occa-
sion ,ha, calls Tor he deepest and pnresl gratitude
for The rich blessings we enjoy, through the slrus-
giles and sacrifices Of departed heroes aud pa
tro,s
"The Funeral Services in honor Of the memo
r. OF General jackson, look place on Saturday
July l2. last and were carried through, accord
ing 10 arrangement, with The greatest order ard
proprieiy. There was large nnmbpr OF persons
in attendance from the country, end citizens Of
all parties united in the procession. Minute guns
we're fred, the ellis o! the City were toed, and
places Of business closei, while The Procession
was In motion The Presbyterian Church where
The Euiogy was delivered, was hung in sables
throughout lis entire extent, and presented so.
Tenn ara nourpful appearance. Indeed, he
whole pageant was OF very imposing character.
The Eul"gy BY Duncan X MacnAE, Esq il
gives Is pleasure 10 STATE, was in HE best possible
Taste. We were fully prepared 10 hear, as We
did hear chase and eloquent Orilion. deliver
ed with animation and spirit, but we were agrcea,
btv tiIa npolp,ed 10 end il totally divesed pf
parry feeling, SO perfectly free from illusions 10
party topics and political preiIdiees II was a
; most capital speech. and no Wing We think,
conId object 10 /; while his political friends gave
evidence BY their rapiurons applause thai i,cy
| wer. delighted with the effort"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
-. R,chmond Enquirer.

IerHS v !. published DAILY and SEMI.
~ The ENQUIRE n,.n Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEKLY sm Of chr dollars # taken for short
ou, and al tne ,a ,sar For the Srn-Weekiy, i've
~ ~rlod than on and Three Dollars for ak months,
aoliss per ce 10 be pad the Office, OF rcmitted by
payabe IN Six Dollars per annun at the END oil
the ye T.; ,.s 10 this ONCE may he remMteo PEI ms,
E Az o"ralatle Bank notes, al the risk Of tue Ed
In good Of al letters bs,zg paid By As e7ters-
tor M ~ single letter Is scarcely Of any account
THE pos IL is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
10 The WIZ. BUSINESS which operates a. serious TAX
s.ate s'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n,r naJl.Y ENQuiRER-For one square Of
IN H.. or less. first insertion, my cents, ana
',sen insertion twenty-five etnts-h insert
,v,ry sue'sst TWICE week, or three times week,
e. ~ s,yYn and hall 'eh.s. co. aa,,.,s er ,h;,,y
Anaus :; mai proportion for advertisements OF a
llas. a. ".rs,h-except Lottery V-ndrrs ana AUCTION
sraief charged one hundred dollars, paper In
.s'uasSa.Vt sEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
n <ir.l insertion, IS cents; for each coniinu
.nt. 50 cents. ,,, ,n., :. accomna n;ed with the
c'aes ar satisfactory references, TO insure rxecu
tor. IN o,;,uar;es and Marriages, from the country
w ,nr nar,ys ni-wriiing Is unknown at thi'
NM. IA authenticated ny the enoorsauon OF In'
Oree in The nsi,hborhooi, they Will la no cast
Posimss.J Every measure, that has been taken e
ee nn,stions and quzzcs, has proved heretofore
p,,,,,o We must, therefore, insist, ~ such case
unaSan'"a mnncaton being certified by the name
upen ' W. .e-,tsn GA the back of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
TpIrc tn TEXAS,

The Charleston Mercury thus introduces lei
tcr from lis Washington correspondent;
"Our Washington correspondent alarts poin!
that canno, fail TO interest The people OF Virginia
and Mississippi, and we are persuaded that, what
oyer choice they may make for the Senate, they
will take care that there he no doubt that they
elect men who will in good faith carry ou the an
nexaiion oil Texas.
This correspondent, throws on, dono!, lest IN
Mississippi and Virginia, U. S Senators may be
elected, who may be disposed 10 throw Obstacles
In the way OF the completion OF annexation
either by reviving proposition for division OF
the territory into slave-hodins or non-slave hold
ing S,alesn-or BY linking il up with some other
question: or BY refusing 10 receive Texas IN.
ii, her boundaries are fixed with Mexico"-or by
"insisling upon having Oregon come in with
Texas The correspondent urges "the ilnpor.
lance OF men being elected Senator'S, who arc
known tc be true on this question:
We are satisfied, that the correspondent Goes
Injustice, though INDEPENDENTLY, 10 The views O
distinguished VirgIEian who has been named
for HE high Office Of Senator. No man, we sTe
convinced, rejoIccd more sincerely over the late
glorious action CT The Congress OF Te1as-and
while we have abslaiIed from any expression o
opinion az TO the claims Of any of the candidates
twill not he travelling beyond our rule say, that
should he be selected, we should have no tears fol
the cause of Texas in his hands. Indeed, DO man
who will no, "n good faith eaiTp AT ihe an
nexa,ion of Texas" will stand The stnales
chance Of promotion before the nsxt Demo
cratic Virginia Legislature. Tia, is cues
lion, upon which ne hopes aDd anxious wish
es OF Virginia have been poised. It mas 6eer
intimately connected with the political and Pcrsa
nal sentiments Of The STATE, and We sincerely be
lsve ,ha, The whole people Of Virginia, with bu
few exceptions. will reic!es al: Cha! achieve
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To tse Editors 81 f.c Ea4nrtf:
TtIp IN ,TIDy M CFv GDRU0S

Gcniemer EeiGa a Louisa Court. End iea.-
inc hat G.bera GorJon hai been .oiceG
10 deliver IN address on he life anil death {:
Gen Andrew JACKSON, walked into the Conn
House. anj found large number d ci:zens.
assembled TO hear ne eloquence Of the chiTolrou.
and patriotic Goi,.on on SO interesting IN occa-
sion.
The ora;or was entirely Inprcpared, and o.
served 10 the assembly, that he was taken b. sur.
prise, and thai il was but I lew moments before
lha,thc citizens had called on him "a speak oi to
siea, ard good a man as Inc patriot Jackson; yri,
he could not resist Inc cali!
r. commenced with the lie of Jackson
grea. exertions when hu, a boy, in deience ~ Ia
country; his Gti:ing The savage from he lUueys
III hi> adopted Stale Of Tennessee HE mHary
and civil acts lha: had stamped lbs imT,.>s on
his clalr; his conduc, ii Inc late war wiih Great
Britain; his Seminole campaign; and hi, fIn:l
rrjumph over The enemies Of his country ~ Ne"
Orleans as being victory iba, oclp>cd hose oi
The mos, renowned Generals in the Cd world
He said the statesman as well as he patriot WOOL
ever CHERISH his memory with decp.ieh grail
,uCc on account Of Jackson's grea, t2erlioLS for
The annexation Of TeSsa. On ,his branch ol The
subject the speaker exceled himself. he seem
ed almost 10 forget The theme, and went INTO the
history Of this beautiful COUNTY; gave an accouL:
ul tDC pdlI!t Va JAN JdtiHlP, dLu NtlG, lHSl ~
other man understood lie inpcll nee II ms ac-
QUESTION bitter Imam The scier ami s,a;-.nan
Andrew Jackson Hespokc in he mes; rlcqu,n
and feeling manner Of the close q, The lie OF
this astonishing man. he said, he died as he had
lived fnr many Years a sincere believer IN he
Christian Religion and thai he ereEls and or.
cumsances auefdan, on hi> last momen's we're
/, enough 10 shake The aih ot he siouiesi ltrceL-
II. said, he religious instruction that jackson
had received from his mother, when boy. he
had never lost 3ight Of and hat we al were IN
deb,ed 10 orr fond mothers foE religious instruc-
lion. "Ob, Sirs, said he, 'your unworthy srea aet
had fond mother, Toe 20 give, and Cd give, ibis
instruction. BIZ; | did nor, "a ] ouah'--.'
Here The feelings Of the orator had carried him
self as well as hi. hearers, beyond their control.
TIE heartfelt, Tear dropped IRON every eye. /
He, in a moment. projected, and concluded The
oraiion by an eulogy on the beautiful form OF
our Republican Government; and remarked ,ha;
the distinguished nan, whom We ali lcved, 81 Ia
whose memory We had ne, 10 j irihuie Of re.
specl had done more 10 extend Tie area Of tn.cos.
| ,hsn any olhcr living being. Let us emulap TIA
deeds, his virtues ard his patriotism!
C6P PESDONncI~r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
BLUE WING LAND IN HALIFAX
COUNTY FOR SALE

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Coun OF Law and Chancery for Hanover
county, Virginia, pronounced on the 10th day of
April, l645, in certain suit therein pending,
styled Timberlake Ell ais. rs. Timberlake ct ais,
Shall, on THURSDAY, the 24lh day of July
next, iffair and if not the next fair day there
after, proceed, as Special Commissioner TO sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, at the
Store House Of Tucker & Rogers, in the county
Of HALIFAX, certain tract or parcel of LAND
Cor so much thereof as may be deemed advised
h~ al The day of sale) belonging 10 the heirs Of
Francis Timberake, deceased, coniaini. < about
] 060 acres more or less about one-tourih OF
which is cleared and ready for cultivation, and
The remaining three iourlhs in original growth
There are several small settlements on the Land,
and tenants now residing thereon. These Lands
are situated near the waters OF the Blue Wing
and Hico rivers have desirable mineral spring
upon them, and adjon the lands Of Dabney Rag
land, Wilson Davenport, James l.. Blackwell,
Lucy Boxley and others. The sale will be made
in tracts 10 suit purchasers.
Terms Of sale-Cash for so much as will be
sufficien, 10 delray the costs and charges Of sale
and the balance in two equal annual instalments
the purchasers giving bond with approved Sc.
curly, and The title retained until conveyance
snail be directed BY the Cour.
i ANY persons wishing TO view the Land will be
accommodated by application TO Dabney Rag
land, residing near the premises, or TO me. A
further description is deemed pnnecess Try, as
presume no one will purchase without exami
nation. VIM. SYDNOR,
/ June 27-cwtds Commissioner
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE.

hICHMoSDi JUNE ~, 1915.
i 10 reduce into one act the severa acs concern.
ing Escheators," passed the 9Th day Of Jan. 1919
do hereby make known TO all whom i, NAV con.
Germ, that ii appears by certificate Of HE Es
cheator of,he county OF Charles Ci,y, dated the
9Th day OF MaY~lsi5, and received into The
Land Office on the Both day Of May. 1915, that
BY an inques, held on The 10Th day of April, 1915
tract OF Land containing One Hundred and
Sixty-five aud a half Acres in The said comfy Of
Charles City. ofwhich John Crew Jr. died seiz-
ed, has escheated to this Commonwealth And
BY inquisiIion held on The said 10Th day al April
1915, it also appears that one oher tract of Land
conia ming Five Hundred and Twenty Acres in
me sad county Of Cnal'es Cry, q which John
Crew (genileman) died seized, has cscheacd 10
TO this Commonwealth.
s. II. PARKER,
June 24-cWGw Rec Land Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
Fifty Dollars Reward !

ID AN WAY ITom my Glebe Plantation in
II the county Of Surry about the latter part OF
August last a Negro Man named Nicholas,
atont Is years old, supposed 10 be about five feet
eight or ten inches high, stout and we'll made has
small eyes; he is not very black but may be
termed black complexion, is quick spoken and
walks nimble He went of without any known
cause other than a wish 10 be with his vile, who
belong, at this time, as have been informed, to
Mr. Henry T. Garnet. Westmoreland county,
near the Oak Grove Post Office, in which neigh
borhood he is probably lurking. Any person
who will deliver said negro to me, or secure him
in jai! SO ha, get him again, shall receive The
above reward P. T. SPRATLEY.
Surf county. Va, July ll-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
COMMISSION BUSINEss-The subscri

COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscri-
~ Der having formed co-rarnershp with
John A. Robinson, his business will in fu-
ture be conducted underthe firm Of WILLIAMS
q ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand, Ii
beral advances w,ii be made Flour of all grades
and best qualify will be kept constantly on hand
Our personal attention will be given 10 sales OF
Tobacco, Flour, Whe I, and all other consisn.
mems directed to our care.
June 2o-e2n THOS. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
july 10, 1915.

AcoUrrAL OF CALEB J. McNutT.-aicNc..
y, late Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
charged with emf ezzlemen, of the public funds.
has teen acquitted in The frs, case brought 10 al
issue, which contained three counts the ets,
charging 4 ieonous conversion oflhe sum OF $3.50
OF the money Of the U. States 10 his own usc-,ke
second ielonious investment, 81 The like sum in
prorery-ihe third, with having emhe7zled ike
sum by loanins ito one Thomas NEEDY. There
are ye. FIVE other indictments aeaius, him, tie
tria. OF which have been postponed Until tie De-
cember term ol,he Cour Judge Dunlap refuse!
a molten made 10 reduce The amoun, 9! bail, ara
he IS sill held in $4,000 for bis APPEARANCE C
answer &c charge oi smtsSzleSsu..- Ilhtsm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
The Amelia SPRINGS.

THE AMELIA SPRINGS are now open
i Tor the reception OF visi,ers.. The mineral
qualities OF The water is so we'll known, that the
proprietor deems il unnecessary TO allode TO them,
eat pledges himself 10 make this delightful va.
..nns place an agreeable retrea, for all who may
'ms lem. Fare 70 correspond with The times.
Jals$7-clm +. a. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

WIZ f-FIVE UOG.AfSo NE :" HND'
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in the city
~ Of Richmond, on the l4ih day of May last
aNEGRO MAN, named David, about IS years
Of age; black; about feet OF inches high;
Nour built; had on a roundabout and pants Of
Glasgow jeans; no scars or marks reeollee,ed-
purchased David of Mr.. George B. poinde1ier,
Of Henrlco coan,y, in which ncighborhood sup
pose he may be lurking. ] will give the above
reward off a5 10 any person who will apprehend
and secure him in JAIL 50 that ! can get him
again, or deliver him 10 Mr.. Silas Omohundro
o5!myselfin the city Of Richmond, and will pay
all reasonable expenses. ia. STOKES.
J)lv T. o,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

TN My own right, and as agent for John Band,
i shall, on the llth Of August, 1915, offer for
sale, at public auction, on credit OF one, two
and three years, the Tavern, Stables, &c, al BUCK
ineham Court House, heretofore in the posses.
sion of E. L. Scruggs; the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and deed OF trust on the
property. Possession will be given Immediately
after the sale. If a sale cannot be made, i Will
bs rented gu, from that time until the Isl day Of
January, lS4T. At the same Time will De sold
fifty acres offorest land, about FIVE miles from Inc
Court House, on the New Canton Road.
july l-cw5w. WIN. G. OVERTON.
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To TIC Editors Of the Ea1u1O.
BrTFaLoE SPaINGs. Amherst,

June 81, 1915. !
Msssrs. Editors: Since las! wrote yo., we
have been favored with elnrions rain, the ma p
nv effects of which are already TO be seen in the
revival Of dropping vegetation. Our tobacco
growers, contrary 10 their expectations, few
dars ago, will be able 10 plant nearly their usual
crop 0! the weed within this meath. Corn Is
much revived, and, 4 Tie season be favorable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
CLIFTON ACADEMY

THEpresent session of this School will close
i with an examination on Friday. the I3,h OF
June, and after a vacation OF month, The eyer
ciscs will be resumed on the lilh July ensuing
The charges for boad and tuition will be The same
as heretofore, which may be seen by referring 10
The Enquirer or Wing OF Nov. IS. 1914.
June 3-c9tf RIO O. LOVING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
DTVIDEED

TINE President and Directors Of the Farmers
i Bank of Virginia, out OF The las, six months
profits, have declared dividend Of three and a
half per cent, subject 10 The state Bonus OF per
cent, payable on The 18th inst
WIZ II. MACFARI.AND,
Julyfs-eat Psesitep:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE

In Hing George County, Virginia.
TN pursuance OF the directions contained 10 the
i last will Of Nathaniel Il. Hooe deceased, the
undersigned will offer for SALE al public auction,
on Friday, the 5th day of September next, the fol-
lowing valuable tracts OF land, situated in King
George county, Virginia, to wit:
/. TETOTUM-con,aini ,076 acres, lying
on Potomac River and Machodock Creek, adjoin-
ing The lands oil Col. I. B. b. Baker, George
Turner, and others By far the larger portion OF
this Estate is river fat, of fine qualify and Judi
ciously managed, may be rendered amongst the
best estates on the Potomac.
,. FOREST HILL-lhc late residence OF Mr..
Hooe contains abou, 1914 acres OF land and is
situated three miles below the Court House. In
GLIDING an extensive meadow, there are 300 10 400
acres in body Of excellent land, belonging to
this tract. The improvements consist OIL com
Portable framed dwelling and all the necessary
ou,-houses, some of which are new, and built OF
brick. Upon the Estate IS water srist mill The
most valuable, perhaps, in The Northern Neck
II receives annually about $50 barrels oil toll corn
3. NECK QUARTER-Ihis Estate is stu
a,ed on the road leading from King George Court
House 10 Hampstead, and contains 1872 acres
a considerable portion of which is land of excel
I lent quality.
/. PINE IIILL-contans --- acres oil
forest land, adjoining the lanis OF ID. Lewis, John
Arnold, and oilers.
!. The undersigned will take pleasure in showing
any. or all of said tracts TO hose who may desi!e
10 view them.
The sale Of all will be male at Forest Hill.
TsRMs-The will OF my testator directs the
investment OF a considerable sum of money for
the benefit Of infants, the pa,men, OF which will
no, be required for many years. AS part OF
which, the purchaser OF Tetoum will be allo" ed
10 retain 5000, By securing upon The land, and
paving the interest annually. In like manner,
The purchaser Of Fores, Hill can retain 5000,
and The purchaser OF the Neck Quarter $4,000
Gne-sixlh of The entire purchase money will be
required on The day Of sale; md for the balance
(deduc,ns the above sums,) credit Of one, two
and three years will be given; the deferred pay
men,s 10 hear interest from The day OF sale and 10
be satisfactorily secured
DANIEL COAKLEY, ES'or
OF n. II. Hooe, deceased.
/ N. B. On,he same day. will be sold on credit
Of six months % hne Mules, ~ 10 81 young
! Caule, and the Farming Utensils. D. Z.
King George comfy July 9-clGs
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BELPIELD CAVE. Clerk.

The parties 10 the foregoing proceedings vii
take notice, that have appointed thu 9Th Of Sep
tember next, a, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, al nv office
at Madison Courthouse, 10 commence The dule
required by the foregoing decree, when and wher
they will! attend, with the evidence % enable m
TO execute The same.
THOMAS J. HUMPHREYS, Com'r.
LII, Gun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

men!. The Mercury and its correspondent, may
resi- at ease upon this point. There is no fear
tina, Senator will he elected from Virginia, who
will no. press eagerly for the admission Of Texas
az once, ana Tree from all embarrassing Con-
dilions II would Se a source OF modification,
truly, that Virginia, who has done as much as
any other Stale for The orginalion art advance
men, OF this vital measure, should see her high
hopes cut down, In The moment OF triumph, ty
one of her own sons We cannot guess what
course will DC pursued BY MIR. Archer but we
can boldly FAY, that next Winter, Virginia will
haze one Senator who vii! go as ial as the far
thes!, in completing this national blessing