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A DEsIRARIE EsTATE FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOX SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale the estate lying
i near Prince Edward Court House, known
as Springfield The tract of land contains 800
acres, very fair proportion Of which consists OF
excellent wood land and low grounds, large
quantity Of improved high land, with good build
ings, and all necessary improvements for a COM
Portable residence Ii is situated within one mile
of Prince Edward Court House, Two miles from
Hampdea Sidney College, and seven miles from
Farmville. These places furnish constant and
excellent marke, Tor all Gifts productions. There
is no place in Virginia more entirely healthy, and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
to that in is immediate vicinity. It's nearness to
the Court House and College, afford superior ia
cilities for education. There are Two fourishins
female schools, and one male school, at the Court
House.
The overseer will show the premises TO any
person wishing 10 see them. Persons wishing 10
purchase, will address the subscriber at Farm
vile, Prince Edward county, Virginia.
TERMS One third cash, on delivery Of the
deed, aud the residue in one and two years. For
the deferred payments, bond and security will be
required. CHAS. S. CARRlN6TON.
July ll-cf
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China Hall.
SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
CAR1,LIESxVA

ru. SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE.
-sY he ships Mon,ezuma and Adirondack, via Ne"
- ins, and the Virginia. al City Point item Liver
, Inc subscriber has received the larger portion ni his
e., ,ip.,e. aud By the ship arkaway, from Liverpool
CALI r.red al city Paint, he will receive the iemain-
Gsl II, sock Of China and Eauhen"are, direct from
Tie ,o,ies consisting Of new shapes and patterns
~ i- regular packets from Boston he is in receipt OF
hs surns o. GAS fom the ,nufictores, ard Is pre-.
pare otter ve,y arac aud desirable assortment OF
si.er,or Goods in his line
Count, MrrchantS and all Others. are parcuarlyin
toe,an- his gooJs; and prices, as strong induce
ct- w.i offered to those who buy ior eash ana 70
lgeCtusl customers.
A very large assortment Of Lamps, Looking Gia'sos'
HUGH A. WATT,
ANY M No. n. West Main street.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

ms Subscribers at No 80, Main street, have Just re-
er,ved sni opened beautiful assortment of new
ant a>ionaSe GOODS for ladies' wear, Ia hieh they
particular call The attention of country merchants and
Oh purchasing IN this market
Sip-r fou ard Rips, q rich and beautiful article
Iule n styis Cashmere he Goes, English and French
Sf3-r figured Roum.as
SUPER iisu;ed McD,ras and Zenobias
Stepped and chanyeabe AheIt1es
Fl urrd Eolans aud Fnniard Musiins
PLAN and figured Apaccas
La K and blue Cobur.s, Tor ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prnts, large assortment
Wuu en- and other Shlwls in great variety
li.cn cnnbric and other Handkerchief
Long haffncered M.tts black and white
l,t.cg and white silk Hose
Ja.onet and Swiss Mnslins
Piar and check cambrc, large assortment
lls. ace aud Ed.lng
Paris Giinp and G rdles, black and colored
BACK Bonhazine, SILK, Florence Braid and Willow
Boomers
Hanret. CAP an Lustrlng Ribbons.
ia-sc goods, with May Others, have been selected
wia much care, add will he offered TO purchasers ex
uet.cly los.
ryht
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Powha-
n tan county, Ten miles above the Courthouse,
on the 26,h instant, my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond a few dayss;nce, OF Mr.
Eli Ball, Trustee for Mrs. Horner, who lives len
miles above Richmond, on the river road, where
Isuppose he will aim 10 get, or Turk about Rich
mond. Peter is about 81 or % years of age,
about 5 feet I or s inches high, black, heavy
built, has been sho, in one Of his arms and one
Of his hips, no other scars recollected except one
on his left cheek, rather bad countenance; had
on, when he len, roundabout and pants. ofG
gov jeans. will give The above reward OF Slo.
and pay all other reasonable expenses to any
person who will deliver him 10 Silas Omohundro,
at his Jail, in Richmond, or secure him in any
Jail so get him again.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS.
nct 20-dt,S,cu
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EDljCaTJON

THE subscriber intends opening School, at his re-
i sidence, The ensuing year, AMI would be GLAD TO
get six q. eight pupils to hoard In his family Tue stu
alton healthy, and Of easy access being within three
hundred yards of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, fourteen null from The former place. tie mas
had several years. experience in teaching, ani pledges
himself every effort tor the advancement OF the
pupils committed 10 his charge and 10 pay strict atten-
ton their health, comfort and moral department.
The School will commence the 18th of January next,
aud terminate the 18th of December following, with
Of month in Summer; and the course OF IN
stfuction will embrace the branches usually taught IN
good English Sch,o, and thorough course OF Latin.
Trans. For Board, including washing and lodging,
aud tuition English, $50; foi instruction IN Latin, an
additional Of $40 One hall OF the above sns WIZ
he required the lat July and this residue at the end
Of tho scholastic year.
PETER w. BROWN.
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&1OO Reward

WILL be paid for the delivery OF CESAR,
w who ran away on the 18Th instant. He is
feet inches in height. % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
to. The above reward will be paid il delivered
at Bets & Edmondson's jail, in Richmond, or j
confined in any jail so we get him. He ran OF
in company with mulano man named Jacob
37years old, thin yisage, and stands feet inch
es in height Caesar was brought from Jackson,
N. c., and sold by Spratly Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
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Aloe u, 10 Correct Mistakes.
Messrs. Editors There has appeared in your
parer a piece recomme nding 10 the people OF
Orange Capt. G. Scott as candidate for the Le-
gis'atnrc, ard, in justice 10 Capt. s., as well as
the writer, wish TO correct a mistake under
which the writer seems TO have labored wher he
perncd the article referred 10. His mistake was
in saying, that Cap. G. was son OF Capt. J. 8.
If he had said grandson Of Capt. j., then all
would have been correct
would only say with The writer, t.al CAPT. :.
is very competent TO The office.
Yours, &c., --,
Orange, Va. Oct. 90.
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VOLUME a3---N0. SO.

sided at the time-aEd that Tine was there
about The period OF the transaction. |, is sup
posed that the unfortunate Mrs Bickford was in
possession Of some information, disclosure OF
which might have eliminated him, and which led
10 her muriern
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Hanover. oe,. %, ls4s-ew,jan.l

DASawAY from the subscriber, residing near Liber.
h ~ Hill p o. Newberry District \. c., on the I'd OF
July, Mula,to Bow named WILLIAM, 10 or - years
old spare made fee, inches high, no visible marks
that know Of lie raised by John Davis. OF Abe
marie county, vuginia. and Will Try To get there as
OF his family live there Any information respect
ng said boy will be thankfully received by tue suDscri
Der. NiLLiha ManS.
NJ Bile may alter his name, and say ho belongs to
some one in Virginia. W. d.
Aun. ll-eWsm
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Tie Grand ResnA in Pennsylvania.

The vote in The whole Stale Tor Canal Com.
missioner stands: Burns, Dem, 1850 Harms
Wing. s9,llS, Morton, Native, 22,93I, Abolition
Ticket 1851. Democratic majority over Wings,
3o,592-over Wing and Naive, 7,i5s-over ertrv
thing, 1907.
Democratic majority in Senate ;, in House 81
on Joint ballot, lhirty-nine
Tomorrow, New York will We confidently
trust, follow suit
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i,W PARTNERSHIP.
MINOR e. WV. Ii. JONES

-T.yt. united 10 practice Law in the several
Ii cars OF Fluvanna.
nre>iains a, Louisa c. e., attends, on
4. ..'.Ta.c account, the Courts Of Louisa and
- II J.. residing al Palmyra, (Fluvanna Z.
~ a.s2is. o. his separate account, The Courts
= - Al.,,mall, aud Buckingham. Oct. 9-coi'
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IMPORTANT DEcisIoS.-The Washington jour
nal states that The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
OF Georgetown, d. C., recently Instituted a sui.
against MIR. Joseph \. Pearson, OF Georgetown,
Tor advertising tina, he would not dispose OF his
goods for the money OF The Bank unless the pur-
chaser would value it at 90 cents 10 The dollar
The damages were laid al 10000; but the court
disposed Of The case by deciding thai a corpora
lion cannot sue Tor defamation OF character
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE
AT CARYSBROOh.

r LIVERPOOL SALT.-2,oo0 sacks in hand
some order-a direct.importation per barque
Parhian, now landing. and for sale By 90
Ocl. l6 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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100 Dollars Reward.

r,Y AWAY from Mount Airy, near Warsaw, w.,
IL - III. 4,h instant, BILLY GRlMSHAW. the fore
nan az Mr.. w II. Tayloe's carpenters. lie Is tail
III, ,uaito intrp gent and shrewd. about Ae years Of
80 I'll. above reward will he given for By's appfe
tension and hcrg lodaet in jail, beyond Virginia. mr.
dollars beyond Fifty miles, and twenty dollar. wihn
Manager for w. II. Tayloe
-. siry nenr Warsnw, Va Oct. 2l-clm
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LAND FOR SALE

TN pursuance OF decree Of tho Circuit Superior Court
Of Ab-marie county, pronounced at the October
term, 1874, in the Of Darnee Darneile, &C.,
Will offer for sale at public auction, the premises,
on THURSDAY, tho 27th day of November, ls45, ihr
Tract of Land called Enfield The present resdei Of
Mrs Sarah w. tarneille lying within one and Gua-
ter mesuf Scoitsvr, in said county, containing 52t
acres The Ccnvrnirnces that this land hts the
most of land now il market render II very valuable
Cnly 500 Of the purchase money will he required n
hand, the balance III one, two and three years. will
show The land TO any person wis hing Luy before tic
day OF sale. AUSTIN ~ APPLING,
Oct 2S-cw,fs Commission
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The u s. Frisate Congress- bound for Oregon
and California, went to sea from Hampton Roads
on Thursday las.
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APPOINTMENT by THE PRgsipgNT.-Robert I.
Lonshead Of Pennsylvania as Consul OF the L.
States Tor the por, of Londonderry in Ireland, in
The place Of James Mcdowell, deelintd, and mol
".'eeeaUd," as The Baltimore Sun has T.. Our
friend, Mcdowell will live 10 fight many more
campaigns againsllhe Wigs. Though he could
not visi, "Onld Ireland" he will never decline"
an opportunity 10 help the Democratic cause, q,
he has so long and manfulv done
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J S. THURSTON,
PIANO FORTE TUNER AND REPAlRER,

PIANO FORTE TUNER AND REPAlRER,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE, the undersigned, having frequently had
w opportunities OF testing Mr.. Thursicns
qualifications as Teacher, do hereby certify, that
we regard him as the hes! and most faithful Tuner
OF Pianos VIC ever met with, and recommend him
as such to The public Signed,
THOMAS ROBINSON, NJ. D.
A. PETIcoLAs pe,crsbnro ",
H. KNECHT,
CHARLES BERG,
JOHN DUNDERDALE, }p:oln3 W
WILLIAM Nj. ROBINSON, "'' -
The bearer, Mr.. Jasper Thurs;on, has been in
our employment for considerable length Of
time as a Tuner Of Piano Fories, in which sitn-
alton he gave us entire satisfaction We have
always found him sober, industrious, obliging
and attentive to his business. Being fully COM
peent TO tune and regulate the instrument, we
can, with confidence, recommend him &c any one
having occasion for his services. Signed,
STODART, WORCESTER & DURHAM,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, LIST October, 1889.
Thi. is to certify that Jasper S. Thursion i.
competent 10 tune and repair Piano Fores, and
We recommend him 10 the public, with The full
assurance that he will faithfully finish any work
entrusted TO him.
(Signed,) NUNS & CLARK,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, July u, 1910.
II Orders left with ]. w. Randolph 4 Co.,
Drinker & Morris, or al my office, No. 76 Main
street, opposite Thomas R. Price s. Co., will be
promptly attended TO. Oct. 3-c2awlm
NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE,
AT CARYSBROOk
WILL be sold, at Carysbrook on The Sd day
w OF December next, il fair. If not, the first
fair day thereafter, about so valuable Negroes
comprising 90 plantation hands. They will be
sold in families and will afford good opporluni-
~ 10 those who want we'll selected, and well
trained plantation hands 10 supply themselves.
Also, the crop of Corn-.say 400 barrels-sonie
old corn-Oats, Hay, &c; all the stock OF Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheep-all of them OF fine breeds;
horses, wagons, or carts, plooshs, and all other
plantation utensils.
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The
Crops. Stocks, &C., al months credit for all sums
over $9O-and cash for less Than that amount.
The sale will commence al il O'Clock.
PEYTON HARRISON,
Administrator OF A. M. Harrison
Oct. 25-dlt&ctds
IT, a ,lr IN hand
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GREEN MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE
SNiiE subscriber desires to sell the Tr CT Of and
L which he resides lying on the Green Mountain, III
the county Of Alb-marle, about ten miles from Scots
VILE, and seventeen from Charlottesville, joining
Tucker Coles IT. Charles Cuckc, and oheTs, aud
tanning about S7l acres, about Ia cleared, aud
good state Of cultivation. considerable portion o The
wood land wei the cleared l. of superior soil for
tobacco, and the whole is well adapted TO grain par
Icu.ai description of this land is deemed unnecessary.
will only add that those desiring purchase good land
In healthy and agreeable neclibt thood, will weto
examine il. A crop Of wheat has been seeded the
ltnd and every operation connected there" h, is in
itas OF forwardness for crop next year. The buildings
are all comfortable and in good repair great bargain
may be had f early application be made say by the 9Th
OF December. Possession VII be given at ChTIrtnns
Oct. 2S-cw6w WM. Z. DABNEY.
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OFFER Tor sale my Land in the cnuhty of Louisa, In
the Fork Creek neghborhood, adjoining The lands Of
A. q. Goodwin, Capt. Perkins, u. /. Winston ard
others containing between foa and hundred
mostly in original forest, and heavily mbered with an
abundance of the hest heart pine poplar, &c u IS con
fdently believed that the timber would sell toi more
than is asked for the land Saw Mill might be erect
ed upon the premises vary ile EXPENSE though there
10 one at Yanceyvie, not far or The above land Is
adapted 10 all tic crops grnwn that section Ut eoun-
Try particularly WHEAT and tobacco.
Any person wishing to pur, base can ascertain the
terms &C which viii be accommodating-by address
ng me a letter directed To Fredericksburg, or by en-
quiing ,f my brother adjoining tie land who VIII show
II 70 any wishing to see IL.
Sept. 3U-cwtf JOHN GOODWIN.
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LAW NOTICE.
Augustine c. BUTTS,

aTTORNEY At LAIT,
= ,emoy.d 10 Lawrenceviiie, Brunswick county,
T., ,,o,, and will attend the Courts of Brunswick,
n,,,.c. t:tcensville and Sussex, and the Superior
,.,n,,. ii southampton county. Adde'S, Lawrence
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HEREBY ,:oc,ain, That Mr.. John T. Hawkins oil
r,,inyj!c Prince iward county, Va, IS n" longer
M sn Atorn-y for the tran.aciion OF heeo'ia''on
RICHARD +. MILLER.
r-ny;ls Va Oct. 10, lSi5-cSw
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- PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
,,,r sa.,eIber ma. for sale large quantity Of heavy
L,r,.ys ami Sai.inetts, manufactured expressly Tor
~, .,au use and servants wear-n contains III ouaces
Vol per yard, double warp. and hard twisted, war
r,a.ei 10, 10 be surpassed for Durability ANY enquy
,.,ng j. directed to Milton, N. u. will he promptly
.l;r isd To-. ). o. pAnnI
uffnr S.n, 10 ls:5-ctf
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ATTOR NEYS AT L w.
" GDODE & L. II. CORNICk,

ftsralgOf VRg,aia, noe Of 81. Louis, .NssoI'',)
,..J attend promptly TO any professional business
IN, mhe,r In The State of Missouri, provided tho
s,o,ut be i've hundred dollars or more.
o,i. ii-tif - eta
~ Washing on Cnon will please copy unt'i forbid
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New York, July u, 1910.
II Orders left with J. w. Randolph h Co.,
Drinker & Morris, or al my office, No. 76 Main
street, opposite Thomas R. Price s Co., will be
promptly attended 10. Oct. 3-c2awlm
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For THE ENoulRER,
FUR THE ENQC1HEf
An.1r rs In CoTrefL Mistake

'--ndseriti quietis
O;dinibus deorum.-l Ror.
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months. Aud If il shall be shown TO the
court where The trial Of such offence shall
be had ,,hs, the person so offending was moi
residen, Of tie city, ward, dislric, or
township where the said offence was com
oued and no, entitled 10 vote therein,
,heu on conviction, he shall be sentenced
10 pay fine not less than one hundred nor
more Than one thousand dollars, and be
imprisoned not lees than six months nor
more than two years.
IF any person or persons shall make auy
be, or wager upon the result oi any election
within, this Commonwealth or shall offer
10 make any such be, or wager, either by
verbal proclamation thereof or by any writ
ten or printed advertisements. challenge Of
wager, upon conviction thereof he or they
shall forfeit aud pay three times the amount
so bet or offered TO be bet.
'lf any person shall vote at more than
one election district or Otherwise iraudu
len,ly vote more than once or the same day
or shall (raudulen,ly fold and deliver 10 the
inspectors two tickets together. with the in-
tent 20 Illegally vote or shall vote the same
Io if any shall advise or procure other 81
ol do he or they so offending shall on con
victon be fined in anv sum not less thar
! Ihhy nor more than five hundred dollars
and be imprisoned for any term not less
than three nor more than twelve months.
II any person not qualified 10 vote il
P this common wealth agreeaby 10 law lex
Ger, the sons of qualified clizens) shsl
!, appear al any place OF election for the pur
u pose of issuing tickets. or Of influencing ih
ciizens qualified TO vote, he shall on con
D uction, forfeit and pay any sun not exceed
ing one hundred dollars for every such ol
s fence and be imprisonment for any terra
d 40, exceeding three months.
The Judges are TO make their returns 70
II the county of Columbia at the Court Hous
In Dauvie on Friday the l7lh day of DC
u lober, A. d. lS45
e| God save the Commonwealth
IRAN DERR; Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE; DanvIlle,
' september, 20-lS45.
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ENOCH HOWELL.
II AIAO R.

ESPECTFULLY, informs the publicthat he
has moved into the building formerly occupied by
the Register in Market street near WIN. Kelyy
* Co. store where he will always I've ready to
make any kind of clothing, at the shortest notice
and in the best and most fashionable style. From
his long experience in the business, he hatter.
himself that he shall continue to give general sat
sfacon and thereby hopes to receive share of th'
public patronage.
IF Particuar attention paid to cutting.
All kinds of country produce taken in payment
foI work.
Bloomsbury Aug. 8 II S45. n-l6
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n OTHC CE .

Estate Of George Dciferick, iue 2C Bloom
township dec'd.
THE creditors Of the estate Of George
Oeiterick deceased. will take notice thal
Undersigned has heen appointed an auditor
10y the Orphans CouiI Of Columbis County
to adjust The rates and proportions Of the
assets of said estate, to and among the re"
specuVe creditors. according to the Ouder
established by Law, and that he viii attend
At The house uf Charles II. De obler il
Bloomsburg on Monday, the 9Th Of OcIo
her next al 10 O'Clock OF said day, TO PEI,
form the dulifs el his ppoiutmen,, when &
where all persons Interested can attend il
they see proper
JAMES PLEASANTS.
September 5lh lS45.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue Of a writ Of ven. eX. 10 me dircc
ed; will be exposed TO public sale, al 'h'
Court House in DanviIe,o Saturday ihf
4th of October, lS45 stl2 O'Clock. NJ
the following property 10 VIZ:
Il certain tract Ofiand situate in Green
wood township, Columbia County contain
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JOHN MARKLg,
Harness, Saddle &
Trunk Manufacturer;

4" ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
IA has located himself in the shop next door
to Samuel Hagenbuchs Chair Factory, Main street
BloomsbuIg, Columbia county, where he will ca ry
on the above bus ness in all It's branches. lie viii
keep constantly on hand fine aud coarse
One and IlUO Horse Harnesses,
Horse Collars, Saddles, Bfidics
and Trunks; &c.
Of every description and having had long expe
rience in the business, no can furnish good work
and as cheap as can oe purchased in the county
U-TAll kinds Of country produce taken IN pay
ment for work, at the market prices.
May 10, lS45-6m3
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bloomsbury ArtiIiOry

The Members OF this Company; who
nave Swords aud Belts, beoLglng to tn,
Company; are required forthwith 10 deIive'
them 10 enheI Of the Commissioned Ofh
lcers. Il, WEBB, Capt
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Public Sale.

I'm pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Columbia county, on
Saturday, the lsh day Of October nert,
ut ten o'clock in the forenoon, Aaron He, dershot
Administrator, &c. of Barbara Cri 2, late of Bloom
township in said county, deceased, will expose to
sale by public vendue, upon the premises, certain
LOT or parcel Of ground situate in Hopkinsve,
IN said county being parts of lots number and
in tho plan of said town. Oflot number six,scven
lcet in breadth and one hundred and nnety.eight
feet in depth, and Of lot number seven, fifteen feet
in breadth and one bundled and ninety-eght feet
in depth, and bounded as follows :--Beginning at
post on Man-steet and lot numbered SIX, thence
by the same south thrty.seven degrees west one
hundred and ninety.elght feet to a back alley
thence along said alley south fifty three degrees
east twenty-five perches to post on LOT number
seven-thence through said lot north thirty-soven
degrees east one hundred and ninety eigh feet,to
la post on main street-thence north ity-'hret
degrees, east % feet to the place Of beginning
there is erected on The premises