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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
YANKEE ENTERPRISE.

Our last Legislature was The scene Of an ami
mailed contest between Wheeling and the corn-
lies below, Tor The terminus OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Wheeling was ii length fixed
npon-bul we undersanI that the Company have
not accepted the Terms Of The bill. but will make
anoher appeal, neat Winter, 10 our Legislature,
for The fright Of way" 10 some point Oh The Ohio
river, lower Than Wheeling. Bnl, while Wheel.
ing, Pii>burs and Parkersburg are conlending
for The itch benefits OF The ade and travel Of this
Railroad, RoNon appears 10 have been working
actively, though with 4 moe-ihe silence, 10 Sc
cure The trade Of The Ohio river for her own swell
ling Golfers. The following, from cist'> Cincin-
mali Advertiser, communicates very important
information, and ilrnshc, 4 new and striking
evidence Of The indomi,able spirit and long-sisht-
FL wisdom ol our Yankee friends Would that
little Of their energy and public spirit cond be in
fused into The people Of Virginia, whose immense
resources need only 10 b. properly developed, 10
ensure them wealth and power
awhile this state of things es;~lS, Boston with
her immense means, and vigorous enterprise has
been for the last Two OF three wears preparing 10
thrust her sickle into the great harvest Her
first move was 10 iner>ecl The New York rail
road al Albany so a. 10 give her comnuni.
cation with Buffalo. What next2 She has
just loane, 100000 dollars for The completion oil
the I,Hie famj and 1Iod Rircr T0ii Yoad from
Cincinnati 70 Sandu>ky. When that shall have
been completed. and the present year will see il
nearly done, what remains? A rail road along
The lake shore, from SanduShv Ia Buffalo OF less
than 2GO miles. This will mol take long 10 COM
peie, and ~ierc Hsn wM be piii0dtiphm and
B0himorF, as tai as regards western trade, the
breath of life 10 those cities? say Philadelphia
and Baltimore, for owing 10 their proximity and
facility OF waller communication, consider their
intereS, in this matter enc and indivisibe. As
resPecslhal trade they are now sleeping on a
mine OF sunpowdcr, ready Ia explode before they
are awae II something be not done al once,
Boston will distance them forever in The great
commercial race. The increase .! that CITY
since lSiO, merely in The anticipation Of her
Western trade, has been greater than thai Of any
other place OF equal magnitude in the United
STATES. What will il lie when She actually alb
sotb> the trade oi the great valleys ot the lower
Ohio and central Mississippi? In ISi2, The num-
her OF buildings put mp in Boston was 17G, in
1873. III; aud in 1871, 2i!5 What will il I've
in 1878? What will il he in 1916 when rail roads
shall have connected Cincinnati and Boston =
I.rl Philadelphia and Baltimore inot;o Statistics
like these are s'lrer omcn> OF coming events than
the flight Of birds
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g The Richmond Enquirer.

!. -, a. nublishet DAILY and SEMI
EJ The ~, The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEkLf. ate al eight dollars II taken tor short
man, ana AZ w ~ year Far the Srini-Weekly, nse
Ct wIiea h, m,um. and Three Dollars i"' sik mon.ns
dollars PEI 10 be pad IN ths once, or Iemiea
PAYABLE " d ar Six Dollars per annum u. 'he eha "
nail p's' -
the yeit. - ms otfce may he remtted per man,
p Az uaysi,ahlr Bank notes, al inc I'ss :" .ne rui
In god al al letters heinr para ay -.
,oI "a III single letter ', sva's y. ,sass in AN
lite R,a II j. the accumulation VI Po'as " ~"
10 the writer. ns.. which operates as d sSf'oas tax
IN he Eduls - ADVERTISING.
:, rpe DAILY ENatlksnu'| an, wv ,s sa and
" Nm. ar less. h,st mse.' ~, :. ,,sNi, ,,s.rI
s.ee" .edns insertion twrhN ~. Times week
$50 ,nr, week, twice MeeN'
s. go .,yen aud hall GEM if(y dollars Tor thirty
Annual az, nrcn,rllon fur advertisements OF
lines AMI IN s''a' Lottery Vendors and Auction.
erestrr ieneih-J .nr hundred dollars, tpaper M
e,rs. who are ,ha'se' "
eIa!sdTl ur IwEEHly sauarr quar- ct s,xs.n
IN inr. 80, ,ns,..i.n, tent-; tor each continue
lines 81 less "'
sncr. % .ens distance must he accompanied with the
'tae' ar satisfactory frirfrncrS, IL insure rNeeu'
ZION. . ,,.,;.. ana Marriages. from the country,
II " ~, m,,,, > hand -Wriiing IL unknown al thls
wnee' hr authenticated By the endofsatinn "i Tue
oH.r in The neishborho"d, or they wui IN NO case
f'sl,,.J Every measure, that has been TAKEN /"
be mno.ltions and quizzes has proved heretofore
pie,,,, We must, therefore, Insist, " suCh cuse,
rhas ~. Communication being certified by tue name OF
w" pas,na.,rr criasx an the back ~ tAe teftsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

Glands SARSAPARILLA.-" Whal tor
- lures" says DR.. Herschel "migh, have been
dispensed with, had few simpler principles Of
physiology been earlier understood" Modern
physiology has doubtless done much for the anne
Iteration OF human suffering, in pointing TO the
blood as the seat of the elements OF disease in
wide range Of disorder but experimental chemis-
try has done quite as much in the discovery Of an
agent which will reach and purify the infected
and injecting stream. Sands Sarsaparilla affects
this important change, with directness and uni
formity almost incredible. Sal, Rhenm, Eryspe-
las. Ringworm, Leprosy, everyspecies Of Scrotu.
lous complaint, Mercurial Ulcers; in brief, all
suppurating sores and eruptions disappear under
its operation.
II For further particulars and conclusive evil
dence OF it's superior value and efficacy, see pam
phlets which may be obtained OF agents gratis.
II Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
and for expectation, by A. B. SANDS & CO,
Druggists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No.
10 Broadway, corner Of Chambers street New
York. Sold, also, by ALEX. DUVAL & Co.,
Agents Main street, Richmond Va. Price 81
per bottle or six bottles for $5. May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

TN Y-VIRGlNIs:-At Court OF
i Monthly Session, held tor The county OF Lou-
sa, at the Court House thereof, on Monday, The
liih day OF April, lS45:
Nathaniel Talley and Sarah his vile, Lipscomb
p. Thomasson in his own right and as admins
traitor OF Rebecca Thomasson, deceased, Martha
Thomasson, David Richardson and George F.
ThomasSon, plaintiffs:
Against,
John Morrison and Mary his wife, Joel Wat
kins and Elizabeth his wife, and Pollard ).
Thomasson, Defendants.
The defendants Joel Watkins and Elizabeth
his wife, and Pollard S. Thomasson not having
entered their appearance and given security ac,,
cording to law, and The rules of this Court, and
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court, that
they are not inhabitants OF this Slale-On The
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, it is
ordered that The said defendants Joel Watkins and
Elizabeth his wife and Pollard S. Thomasson do
appear before the Justices Of the said County
Court ON the second Monday in July next and
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
OF the Court House of this county on some Con:t
day. A Copy-Teste
JOHN HUNTER, Clerk.
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THE OREGON NEGOTIATION.

The National Inclligencer OF This morn NJ,
might very well haze saved i'sell the necessity Of
reading lis long homily 10 The administration and
the people. We do mol understand that The Exc
cnlive of HE United States has any intention Of
closing Ilc door TO any negotiation with Great
Britain upon the Oregon question, and therefore,
we might suppose that all The inierences which
The National Inleliigencer draws from The Suppos-
ed "vioenl ground that the Uniled S,ales (tor IN
slanrrl "pW met heeo',a't' upon such coursr.
leaving us the alternative ii s,JmisN0n o. rdr'
and all The denuncialions which i, 81 era'nl-
tously pours forth upon The shocking ah,urdiy'
and the baIbarous doclrine that we Ought not Ia
negotiate" (Which The National In, llisenceI a.
tribuips 10 some o The Republcans) and That
thus werevivr that old umprage OF private rl2hs
The wager Of haitle'-0re sntjfin mL'piafd.
JIs certainty do mol understand that The Eego-
tiauon abont Oregon i al an end; Or that our AL
minis,raion is determined or willing 10 tefmi-
nate il, or that there Is no prospect OF amcably
adjusting The dispute or thai il mus necessari-
is end in breaking up The peace OF wo sfeal co'in-
tries We see no Necessity, therefore, OF anasv-
zing The iripl, alternative, which The National In
teIlgencer is pleased 10 make out in lis elaborate
article OF near one column and hail. We Yer
trust that 'ihe case NAV go forward 10 lis peace
tul and reasonable decision" and in spite too, ot
all the unnecessary menaceS oi the British Minis
lers, and all The buslerines Of the London lout-
mails.
Instead Of giving lis gra'nions and snperln'us
advice 10 our cabinel, We shonld have been BET
Ter pleased 10 see The National lnleiioenrrr COM
ing ont with The expression Of rs own opinions on
HE question itself We should have been mucii
better satisfied IL have seen The National lheih-
sencer indicating The just claims OF our own
country against The assaults and arguments OF
British tongues and British pens, and We sill
hope to see that journal thus einPioyed, an" nor
AGAIN. as in the ease of Texas conn;eractlhg the
r;gb,s and The interests oil our own country.
II0siirr tOn Union
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Othrr Desirable LdndS for .S1ls

Also, at The same time, and upon the same
terms, the subscribers, by virtue OF The last will
and testament of John Ii. Craven, deceased, will
offer for sale Farm containing 224, acres, ~
ing within mile Of the town OF charlottesville;
and also a reversionary interest. acquired BY The
said John H. Craven, in The dover land of Mrs.
Martha Key. The former tract is amos, CONT
guous to the Pen-Park Estate, so that il might
prove desirable to The purchaser Of that estate !;
j, is sufficiently large, however, for a separate
Farm. A large part OF i, is heavily limbered,
and SO convenient 10 town, as 10 make il abso-
Iutely certain, that the wood, TO be spared, would
almost pay for the tract.
Possession TO be given on the Isl OF December
next. All persons DESTROYS ofsecuring home in
this delightful vicinity, are invited to examine for
themselves, and the subscribers will take pleasure
in offering them every facility for thai purpose.
ALEXANDER RIVES, Erscuiors OF j. IT,
ROBERT w. LEWIS, Craren, deceased.
April 25-ctds
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TN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
/ lrict of Virginia. In the matter OF bankrupt
cy OF George B. Taliaferro:
In pursuance Of an order Of the Court, made
on the 22d day Of March, lai3, notice is hereby
given, that ! have deposited the further sum OF
two thousand three hundred and ten dollars and
sixly-six cents in The Bank of Va 10 the credit Of
this case, subject TO the future order of the Court
and that the Court, after ten days, will pass an
order for dividend and distribution thereof
among the creditors Of the said George B. Talia-
ferro WYNDHAM KEMP,
Special Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Nav o-c4t
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ExTn,lr 81 4 hi,r f,om Charlottesville, W
"'rhe Democracy are in EMULATION al their late
triumph and your trnly glorious vic.orv con
slider half the value OF our success. Mr. l.eake
has acquitted himself OF all charges, and slanii
unblemished before all caniIl and di.nteres'et
men. He has satisfied all but those who wond
not be satisfied; and believe the blow aimed IL
him Ju>t before The election was harmless. II -
Inmoied here thai McRas will resign and III
Bon. rnn for the House Of DeirsaIes; il such bc
the tact, hope some Texas Wing will beat him
We have heard the fnmor, bn, believe il nn-
founded. The COUNTY 81 Henrico cannot spare
The services oil Captain McRae He has, more
over. new haniling 70 nouish-a Committee ON
Ioahitc Ethics, whose labors last Winter were 90
full OF y1om,sr. and which NAV yet do the State
some service p and Mr.. Bolis VIC understand,
continues 70 p'eitr lie pleasures Of private lie.
EnqyiTer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
which he resides, situated in the county Of Camp
bell, Immediately above the town OF Lrnchburg
The tract contai ms about 500 acres al land, and
consists Of 700 acres OF more, lying between
James river and Blackwaer creek, (Which forms
one oil the present boundaries Of The town. and the
islands in the river, running parallel with lEe
main body Of The land; the one containing about
30, and The other between 60 and 30 acres. Fonr
hundred and sixty acres Of the tract are cleared
and in cultivaiion--the balance is in woods, and
large portion Of il heavily limbered OF The
cleared land, 10 acres Inclusive OF The iSland,1
are James river low-SroundS, equal in productive
ness, il is believed, 10 any on The river The por-
lion of The highland in cultivation is now we'll
adapted IL the growth OF The different staples and
i, rapidly improving.
The dwelling house is large and commodi-
Gus brick building with eight looms above Stairs
and convenient cellar beneath. The oul-houses
belonging to the dwelling are well located, OF sub
slantial materials, and in good repair. The place
has on an overseer's house, barn. and alllhe ne
cessary iarm-houses There is also on the pre-
misses, in immediate proximity 10 The town.
Warehouse formerly used for the inspection OF
Tobacco, which, with some slight repairs, might
be placed in condition suitable for The same pur
pose.
The tract admits OF being divided into three or
four tracts, each having fair portion oil woods
and cultivated land.
The place will be sold entire, in lwo or more
tracts, or il will he divided into small parcels OF
lots, 10 suit the views Of persons wishing Ia pnr-
chase. The island will also be sold separately,
il demanded.
A minute description Of the place is deemed
unnecessary, as those who wish 10 purchase, will
no doubt, make enquiry and examination for
themselves.
The terms will be made known on application
to the subscriber. The place will be shown 10
such as may wish 10 purchase, by The subscriber
or the manager, MIR P. II. Ryan, residing ON The
farm. VIM. DANIEL Jr.
If The tract is sold entire, possession will be
given the 18th November next, and crop OF
Wheat seeded for Inc purchaser. Should any de-
sire 10 purchase small parcels or lots ,ley can OBJ
lain possession at once. w. d., Jr.
Feb 20-cwtt
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d. VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MORNING., MAY .. ,s,,
HORSE POWER AND TnREs1,NC

TINE subscriber is manufacturing, for I,o
i dollars, what lie believes 10 ~. ,Ls ,.e,,
Horse Power and Threshing Machine nav n
use He is emboldene,l 10 say 50 from H.. ,,.,
thai where il was used a>l wear !, was nn;r.rs,i
Is approved The Horse Power, pauicnlarlv !.
unrivalrd. From Two 10 four horses !. an ,b..
power ever required; and for com,,ac,ness CAS-.
Of draugl and durability. il cannu, liz ,xrell,d
This Machine is calculated 10 gel ON ,,,a,,,,
from III 10 100 bushels per day; I'M lar l5n Adj.
lars larger drum will he furnished th,r Win
tour horses will hresh 30 bushels.
Orders are pouring in, and those ,I-.;rin. IL.se
Machines will please inform ne 1T once. that
NAV nol he hurried in getting them mn. and
therefore, may hiIe i "es'ei opportunity oi iuiI-
inc ont good article.
See Mr. Roane's opinion Of His Aachiup as
expressed in The March 40. u the southern
Planter In a letter from pr. Alexander Ery,nl
Of Prince George he says.
81 prefer your machine over all others with
which | am acquainted; brcllis,
Isl. II i simple in construction. ana MOI apt Ia
gel oul Of order.
81. Ii performs more work fnr less money Than
other machines, and is iullv iruuaic 10 crops Of
1000 10 800 bushels.
81. II can he worked with The hands usually
found on farms 10 which it is adapted without
The expense and trouble Of hiring extra labor
ilh. II is known thai Ike purple straw whea, (o'
which we grow the mosD has more eo3,rd grains
than any oher-very few Of which pass from
your machine in this objectionable condition.
9th. With three mules and Ten hands, lhresh-
ed with ease l20 bushels per day passed il through
The fan once and stacked The straw.
9Th. The horsepower i, without duubr, The
mu>i perfect | have ever seen
81 In consequence oi The lae extraordinary
rise in iron, The subscriber has ben compelled 10
raise The price oi these machines 10 $40.
April 2S-ctt G.. Il. BOLTS.
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The correspondent, Of the New York Express
sends the following as circular recently issued
BIZ the President 10 The Heads Of Departments. Il
is just what j, ought TO be, and ii its rules are
faithfully carried out /, will greatly benefit The
public service, and work an important reform IN
the administration Of the Government
fCha,les!on bferc7yv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

rA PARTY will be given at The Boyd!osn
Holel on the evening Of the 10Th June next, the
day before the commencement al hanaoiPh MA
con College.
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COMMISSIONERS Orrlce,

,, Richmond, 10th April, 1915.
IN, me parties concerned, are hereby notified to
es1e al my office, in the City OF Richmond, ON
vi 'o,h day Of June next by 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
i"a'ae evidence necessary to enable me to per.
''4' ne duties required by the foregoing decree.
A., JOHN SHORE, Com'r
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
ia1se :" and increasing Isl of subscribers, and
,a,s share Of advertising and job work, is offered
spp nr;va,e sale The materials are all good, con-
a. a;sna Of snch ms are necessary 10 print an extra
i impefial sheet The terms will be moderate and
,m ,gr b, asceraned by making enquiry (posi-
ND. my If The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer,
as also, any information in regard TO the Office
MAY eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

We sincerely appreciate The compliments Il
the Alexandria Gazette, and his kind wishes ior
our success. We are half inclined 10 think with
him, thai IN Editors life presents more ,horns
than ro>es--hul, a. we are born 10 labor. we shai
derive muc! consolation from The reflection, thar
We shall strive Ia 10 our duW 10 our country, 20
our friends ani 10 ourselves. n firm rpsol9,
ton 10 advocate what We think most beneficial 10
the State and 10 The Union; il a sincere desire -
cultivate The most courteous personal feeling, to-
warl> the whole Editorial fraternity, and 10 up
hold The dignity Of the Press, may be regarded Il
any value We hope that We shalt continue II te-
serve the eooi opinion ol The Editor Of The A
Gazette OF which We le,l prond. We sre happy
10 believe iha, lis Editor has met with more Than
usual success in he profession, AMI ha! the hrist
prospects OF his charming town will strengthen
The advantages OF every kind. which his useful
and accomplished labors have placed in his pos.
session.
The worthy Eiuor OF The I.ynchburg Re-
publican will please accept our warm thanks
!or his kind notice which Is Tar teyoni
our deserts. The brilliant success Of our parls
in the region around LynchbuIg, proves that
the Republican has done lis whole du'y. and ne
rils the approving smiles Of the Democracy u
The State
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DIED.
Died, on Monday, 5,h May, 1916, VIZ EnoAa,
son OF Benjamin and Frances Terrys, aged three
months and nineteen days.
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Some Of The newspapers and letter writer's in
Washington have alluded 10 an extra session Of
Congress. Ii has been SAID that this proposition
was discussed in The cabinet on one day last
week, (Munday, We believe.) As such annun-
Citations are ONLY calculated TO produce an undue
impression Oh The public mind, and 10 display a
degree OF excitement, on the part Of the cabinet
which does moi exist, we deem il best al once, 10
contradict The rumor-[ Ua,o7t
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IasSiCAL SCHOOL. : The subscriber
! = "s as School at his residence, in the coun-
!, .aioemarle, miles above Scottsville, tor
Jam Instruction Of boys in the English, French,
b % ana Greek Languages, and would be glad
4. iasee or four more boarders 10 his family on
Glowing terms.
Inv nv pr session OF 10 months: $50
nm nm IN English branches, 90
AS ~, French, Latin or Greek 30
'i-cim THOMAS D. SHELTON.
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MARRIAGE.

Married, on Tuesday, the 29h u'limo, by The
Rev. Lemuel Wilmer, s. WILMER CAHSELr, Of
Philadelphia, 10 sally NIvIsoN, daughter Of
Humberson Skpwith, Esq, Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

We have before rs copy Of The I'M ana *
plicit Regulations prescribed by The Postmaster
General 10 exhibi, and enforce The provisions OF
The new Post Office law, that Will go inio opera
lion the Isl July next.
All accounts represen, Mr. johnson TO be recn-
larry fitted for The duties Of his responsible and
arduous office. His industry, GOODNESS, searching
scruliny, knowledge OF accounts, and regam ior
the economical expenditure OF The public money
mai, him As "marvellous proper man Tor
postmaster General. Much money has already
bs,n saved by the low contracts for carrying the
mails: and much will yel be done, We believe 10
place this important branch Of The Government
on basis OF increased usefulness and prosperity.
~ statement OF the Treasurer OF the United
STATES il appears that the amount 10 his cTeoH
On depose in The various depose banks and IN
The minis, is s7,7a4,9Oi 81, from which dednc'lne
$500. $50 20, the amom, Of drafts heretofore
drawn, but moi YET paid, though payable, ana
transfers, 100000, We have The amount sublecl
10 draft, s6s25, 332 o. In the Farmers BANK
of this CITY there are, subject TO draft s'2 ooo IN
the Bank of Virginia a. Richmond ss5,o73 d,
and in the Exchange Bank at Norfolk s4ss7l 49,
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LAND FOR SALE.

r AM authorised To sell The Tract oil LAM on
i which William y. Banks, Esq. now reside
on Banisier River and Pole-Cat Creek, III t'ie
county of Halifax, three miles Nonhwes' OF ia
iiax Cont House. The sad tia'. 81 i>anu ~, 'lGn
rains helween 80 and 7GO acres, fully one-lhrd
or which is in woods, and most OF which IS iinr
tobacco land; most Of the cleared land IS IN i
good state Of cultivation, and all susceptible OF
high stale of improvement, having good ray
foundation and not liable to wash ana IS Wen
adapted 10 the cultivation Of tobacco ana every
description Of small grain; lies WELL and Is wen
waered. 90,
There are also on The land an excellent Gr!S'
and Saw Mill erecled few years pasl. PANS.
ter river is navigable from these NiilS. ana any
quantity of plank can be disposed oi III I,aIhs'
Vile and other villages on Inc ROANOKE. nelu
is large and excellent Dwelling tiousc anu ."
ober NECESSARY ou,. houses. The place is healthy
and ,be society of the neishhorhool is equal 10
any in Virginia. m
Thomas s Flournoy, at Halifax Court House,
William Z; Banks. who resides on The pre-
misses or ON The subscriber residing al Chalk
level Pitsyyania county, elmer one Oh Who,"
ui,i ,ale nl,asure in showing The land and MAX
ino known tbp terms, which VIII lie Teasonanlt.
w M HmoS" .av WIN. l.. PANNlLI..
CASH SALE OF Landry virtue OF a
decrep If ,he Circuit Superior Court OF Law
,n1 CLsncerv for Cumberland county, prononn-
c c~I m he agh March, lsl5 at the suit ofJohn W.
Nash ,oainst Uezekiah Ford, administrator oi
George s, Carson, deed, and others, will proceed
10 sell for cash, on the premises on WEDNESDAY h y,
the 23lh day Of May nexl, il fair II moi, the mex,
fair day thereafter tract Of land o. me es'a.e ., .,
said George Carson supposed 70
sesyns s o ssge e road s leading from cnmbsr
,amI 1.onr house 10 Richmond; or 50 much OF
sad ,rac, &C will raise the sum Of about $50 dol
San' "ae'' % HEZEKIAH FORD,
April 25-clm - oo.nn.,sso"r,.