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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
EoLEAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.

EOLEAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.
TIME undersigned having been appointed By
J. Messrs. Nuns l. Clark, Of New York,
Agent in this City for the sale Of the newly in
vented E2OLEAN PIANO FORTES, offers for
ments, which he has this day received per schoon-
er Courier
This truly wonderful improvement, which has
excited public attention throughout this country
and England, has not been over.eslmaled in its
advantages in the numerous editorial remarks
which have spontaneously appeared in The public
prints.
The combination OF the Organ, with the Piano
Forte. is desideratum long sought for. The in
yentor. Mr.. O. M. Coleman, has successfully con-
summated this combination, afioTding to the per-
former The facility Of producing the tones oil
either or both instruments at will. lis applica-
ton in no degree, impairs The touch, Tone or con
slruction OF the Piano Fores, and the simplicity
of lis mechanism warrants the assertion, that II
will remain perfect for many years, al The same
time afording facilities for tuning The Piano Forte.
The Eolean can be attached 10 any modern
made Piano Forte, al an expense OF from SlOO TO
$3.50, according 10 The number OF keys, in addition
10 the expenses Of transportation.
The undersigned is prepared 10 receive orders
for the Eoean Piano Fortes, or to have the former
instrument attached
Also received by The same Packet, Two Piano
Fores from the above superior makers, which
will be sold at reduction from former prices,
unon as good terms as can be had elsewhere, and
warranted 10 be al least equal il not superior, TO
any manufactured in the United States.
P. f. TAYLOR,
Feb Music Store opposite the Banks.
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MARRIAGES,

:, Mariea; on The 4th instant, By the Rev Jas
Upon, Mr. GEO. G. BowRY 10 Miss SARAH n
i'NfsaL'kE, all of Charles City County.
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To Col. JNo. R. BlLLupS,
House Of Delegates.

House OF DELEGATES, Feb 18th, 1915.
Dear Sir: consider the election OF Senator a
GUY which We are conslitu,ionally bound 10 per-
o'm All that have to say, with regard TO nv
course on that subject is, that shall be governed
y sense OF duty which owe 10 my cons,ilu.
snss and myself
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
JOHN R. BILLUPS.
Df JONI r. TAYLOR, Senate Chamber.
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DEATHS.

:, Usa very suddenly in Chesterfield county, Va,
s sa tus On INST, EDWARD NrNNALLY, Esq., in The
), p'ea IN the same county on the 9Th inst, after
W. ,.uess o. consumption for nearly three years,
,.oN y. JACKSON, in the 18th year Of his age;
=, large circle Of relatives TO mourn his
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SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. |:

SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. IL.
Dear Sir | had hoped 10 have received an
answer from You before this, in reply TO my note
>ent yon BY Col. Allen, accompanying the in
'Iuciions from Middlesex shall be called on
i,.iay 10 give vote on the resolution from your
House. 10 90 into the election OF Senator on To-
morrow | frankly repeat 10 you, that the vote
Which may give as 10 the propliety of adopting
u rejecting Ibis resolution, will be influenced by
ne reply which you NAV give me. An imme.
hate answer is respectfully desired.
Very respectfully,
Your friend and OBJ, serv,.
JNO. r. TAYLOR.
To Col. JNo R. BLLupS,
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- ppDr,,,
p - roPERY.-Dr Plumer will lecture on
p .ss., tomorrow night at u o'clock, at the LIST
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Dec. 2i-c2aw3m


COMMISSION BUSINESS-The subscri-
" Der, after an experience OF many years in the
sales of Tobacco at Shockoe warehouse, offers
his services to the Planters and dealers IN 10
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina, TO sell 10
bacco Wheat and Flour on commission. All
nroJnre entrusted 10 him shall have his strictes,
aalten,ion. Ofice-in front of Shockoe Ware
house JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, Dec "a, l9i4.-c2m
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.-All per-
II sons having claims against The Estate OF
Edward Henry Jones, formerly OF Amelia county,
Virginia, are requested to present them 10 Mr.
philip B. Jones, Richmond, for payment, as soon
as possible. as he is anxious 10 close his admins
ration on said Estate. JESSE SNEAD,
Late Sheriff of Henrico county, and as such,
administrator of Edward H. Jones, deceased.
Tan S-cS1Ja WSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

/, -. AT ihe Ladies OF the Union Benevolent So
a., R leave TO call the attention of the public to
Tb.v depository -, of Work. No. 1ls, Main street.
/. nv. VII gladly receive garments Of any kind to
,,s a'e up IN any numbers-wil see that the
;yiIr properly cnt-that the clothes are faith
vii maae-that all remnants are returned-and
sss ea W IN giving out the work, under the
S,n " neir Society, SO TO distribute it, that while
ri, I ~ oe an encouragement to honest industry,
ornne On acceptable charity. The cost to the
~. nef snail IN no instance exceed the regular
IT, pau else where for similar work.
lar society have now on hand in their Depos.
ssdsaS number of Ladies and Genllemen's
Mach !. Dressing Gowns, with other articles,
I p.a lhey will be glad 10 sell.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LAND For SALE

IllIND I OIN A5iLIs.
TTNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm in the
l. county of Hanover. This farm lies mlne-
dialely on the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, Ia miles from the former place, con.
tains about 262 acres. two-hirds in woods and
the remainder in cultivation, and has upon il all
necessary out houses, and timber enough, ii is
believed, 10 pay the price asked for ii. Two
hundred acres more, Immediately contiguous 10
the above, and having upon il small dwelling
and necessary out houses mostly new, can also
be purchased if desired and the Two tracts would
make most desirable farm. For information
as 10 terms, &c, apply TO Jesse Winn or p. w.
Brown living near The premises.
Jan. 22-wlf JOHN ]. VIM
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;. S 3. AT CITY HALL.-The Ladies
Lima = Baptist Church take pleasure in in
Annn.Sf Iher friends and the public, that their
II, Ia - fair, tor The purpose Of lquidatins The
Nm. u ~ ,ns!r Church, will open on Monday eve
al M as iIih inst, at o'clock, at the City Hall,
: continue several days.
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ppa sESS RIVER AND KANAWHA COM.
|, IAN Adjourned Meeting ofthe Stock
pass y Of The James River and Kanavha Com.
|aa,, VIII be held in the Hail Of the House OF Dele.
ms Evening. at Z O'Clock.
Feb x VIM 3. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
I Az. LE.-Wood, Coal, and Coke for sale.
Ppy !" GEO. w. TOLER,
agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
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LOTTERIES.
NToRTHAMs OFFICE, No. !, Exchang,
Wv Place.

$1,000 Capital in The Alexandria Lottery. Ex-
tra Glass No. 80. Drawing received at o'clock.
Prizes: $1,000, 1000, All, 1000, Of COO, , Of
500, of 200 5 of $50, 10 OF 100, 10 of 80. 40 of
10, 377 OF 40, &c. Tickets 81 SO. 10 Nos. IS
drawn.
Lottery for This Evening.
$50 900 Capital in he Alexandria, D. c.,
Lottery, Class No. I. Drawing received by
Monday morning. Prizes: $4,000, $1,000,
5000, $780, 1928 1000 $500, 40 of 1000, SO
OF 500, 60 of 400, 90 OF 300 &c. Tickets $40.
Shares in proportion.
And 10 DC iyacn soon:
February 22d-S4000O, $4,000, 5000 5000,
3,20S, &c. Tickets $40. Feb. is
DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Mum
ID and GOrern0r Streets
Schemes for he INeecI
$4,000 Capital!
Drawing received by Saturdays mail. Capt.
tails $4,000 l,4O0, 200, 1898 80 &C., &c
- nos, IA drawn ballots. Tickets So.
Also, for Saturday Night
Capitals: $4,000, 1000 5000, 1000, 1858,
&c. &c. - NOS, l3 ballots Tickets 81
Brilliant Schemes 10 dyar Stuhlu:
Brilliant Scheme:
$780, 100 Prizes Of 81 600 $500 lowest 3
No. Prize y
Drawing received By Mondays mail, February
II. Splendid Capitals Of $4,000, 5000,
1000, $50 1000 800, 100 prizes OF 1000, Ia
prizes Of 500-(lowest 3 No. Prize S5OO,) &C.,
&c. 70 Nos, IL drawlbalots. Tickets only $40
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Drawing received By Mondays mail, February
5000, silO, 10 prizes $4,000 800 200, 1905
800, &c, &c. 70 Nos. II drawn ballots. Tickets
$40.
u For other Schemes call ailhe Office.
aT Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Feb. 10
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uFNRYI.. HOPKINS,

HENRY L. HOPKINS,
Attorney at Lar,
INTENDING 10 devote himself exclusively 10
i his professional pursuits, will hereafter attend
the Circuit Courts Of Chesterfield and Cnmber-
land, in addition 10 lie County and Circuit Courts
Of Powhatan and Goochland
Address "Macon P. O., Powhalan."
Ian ot-cW4W
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Feb. Is

TINE subscribers take this opportunity Of in
l. forming the public that great bargains in
Carriages NAV be obtained at The corner Of Main
and Eighth streets, where they will find the largest
assortment OF well made and fashionable Carria-
ges at lower prices than have ever been offered in
This city. Thankful for the many farors heapeti
upon US the past year; We hope BY strict attention
10 our business, 10 merit continuance OF the pa
lronage Of our old customers, and solicit call
from all those who wish 10 purchase good ani.
Gle al low ptice. HOOKER * OSBORN.
Feb. l5-dlw&wlf
r F. WORDS OFFICE-Ordel> Tor single
j tickets or packages, in any of. G. Gregory
& Cos Lotteries meelwilh pTomp; attention il
addressed 10 The undersigned. A large number Of
fine prizes went 10 The country recenly-and as
some splendid schemes are 10 be drawa shortly,
a capital may confidently looked for.
]. +. WORD.
Feb. II Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
TAMILY GROCERlES.-Wc keep constant.
i " on hand a good assortment OF Family
Groceries, which We will sell low 10 farmers
Call on us for bargans-5 doors below The Bell
Tavern. GRETTER GRETTER.
Feb. 3-cif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

INDELIBLE INK
For Marking Linen, Cottom, SiN, Sc.
DOND'S (English) Permanent Ink, without a
d PRECAUTIONARY convenient.
Kidder's (American) with a preparation.
The above are the best and most durable kinds
Of marking Inks. For sale by
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fores and Mu-
sic, No. 1877, Main St. Feb.4
NOR HIRE have for hire six good field
r Hands; also good male Cook.
N. B. HILL,
Ian l6 Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

= ~ Death AND JUDGMENT.-Rev. J.
n,aon Will lecture in the Universalist Church
9.b , q '. Sunday evening, at o'clock, from
..cs = And as it is appointed unto men
- 70 DIE, and after this the Judgment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

DISSOLUTION.
T,HE Coparnership heretofore existing under
i the firm OF John F. Whealey & Co., is This
day dissolved by mutual consent;
The undersigned, John F. Whealley, has dis
nosed of his entire interes, in the said firm to
Putnam, Phillips g. Co, of Baltimore, Md, who
alone are authorized 10 settle up the business.
ED. PITTMAN,
G. w. PHILLIPS,
]. F. WHEATLEY,
II. T. BALDWIN.
Baltimore, Feb. II, lS45 Feb. li-1
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NOW FOR BARGAINS, IN BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS &c

NOW FOR BARGAINS, IN BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS &c.
H. Members OF the Legislature, and The q.
public generally are respectfully in
formed, that am now selling off al reduced pm
ces, and some articles at COST my present stock Of
goods, embracing almost every thing, that may
be called for in my line. My stock Of Travel
ling Trunks is large, and will sell them low.
Ladies' and servants shoes in abundance, and II
course cheap. Please give me call.
F.. STEPHENSON.
Feb. IA Door below Jenkins Dry Goods store
A LIENS REVOLvERS and Patent Single
II Barrel Self Cooking PlSTOLS.-A supply
i,lsl TO hand and ali arrangement made with The
manufacturers TO keep always on band supply.
Those now In store have all the recent improve
men,s and are first raie article.
S. SUTHERLAND,
Gun Maker, Opposite the Banks.
Feb IA
HONEY-Five barrels best clarified Honey
L in Store and fnr al hy
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


A LII persons having claims against the ES-
II tate of Edward Garter, who died some years
since in the county OF Henrico, are requested 10
present them TO Mr.. Philip B. Jones, Richmond,
for payment; and those indebted 10 said Estate are
requested 10 make immediate paymenlto him, as
am anxious 10 close my administration on said
estate. Mr.. Jones is alone authorized 10 collect
The debts due TO said estate
ROBERT a. MAYO.
Sheriff of Hpnricn cnnnt, a nj &c rnnh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

CLOVER SEED-We have lot OF Pure
Mountain Clover seed low for cash.
GRETTER & GRETTER.
Feb. 3-5tc&d
THIERS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH
j observation-disclosures for only 81 20.
ing Worklreceiyed this day, BY
Feb. IL NASH & WOODHOUsE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

TO BANKING INSTITUTIONS
DRAPER & co. respectfully offer 10 Bank
H. ing Institutions, their services as ESGRA-
yERs AND PRINTERS.
Their Senior Partner, John Draper formerly
olthe firm of Murray, Draper, Fairnan & Coy
lenders his thanks for The preference hitherto
shown for his work, and hopes 10 merit its con-
linuance Their arrangements include Machi-
merry entirely new, and as no duplicate will exist
of their dies, such Institutions as may employ
Them, will have great additional security against
Counlerfeits.
No work Of any description used on their Bank
Plates will be placed on Notes Of hand, Labels
or Badges DRAPER & co,
GO Walnut ST., opposite The Exchange, Phla-
delohia. Jan. 29-l5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

FOR RENT.
"a The House and Lot al present occupied
f5s7A by Mr.. Nathaniel q. Grow, called Ry-
-EzAsW=lands Cottage, on the Mechancsville
Turnpike Just out Of the corporation. This pro-
perry will be put in first rate repair, and rented
low 10 4 good tenant. Possession given on The
Isl February. Applyto
GEO w. TOLER, Agent. &c.
Also
Two Rooms on Governor street, suitable Tor an
Office or Store Of any kind. Apply to
GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row
Jan. 29-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

FOR RENT,
1a The upper part OF the Tenement over
E5szA my store, containing two rooms each on
.EsszW the second and third floors, and two good
garrett rooms. There is also good cellar kitchen,
wine vault and coal vault This house has been
occupied by me for Is years as a private DWELL
ing, and is well suited tor that purpose The
rooms Will be rented separately, il desired-the
situation being an excellent one for offices for
professional gentlemen. The entrance is on the
cross street. Possession given about Isl March
A. BARGAMIN,
Feb. 5--if Corner Main and 10Th Sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FlCE, OPPOSITE TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
Rim and Splendid Sfhcmcs far Ft6quxy.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No :, 10 he drawn
February 18Th, 1915. Capitals $4,000, 1900,
5000, $500, 1927 80, 1900, $500, 10 prizes OF
1000, &c, &c. Whole Tickets SlO; halves s.
quarers2 SO. A certificate OF package of IS
Whole Tickets will be sent for $780, halves G5
quarters 81 So
10000 Dollars
To Je dram on The Brill Duy0f UaShingion!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 8, TO be drawn
22nd February, 1915. Capitals 10000, Is, QUO,
5000, 5000 3,20S 50 of 900, &C., &C. Tickets
$l0-shares in proportion. A certificate Of
package of25 Whole Tickets in This magnificent
Scheme will be sent for $40; halves 10; quar-
lers S35.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lolte-
Ties, for sale by J. F. WORD.
- Orders tor Tickets and Shares and Ceriii-
Gates Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
Is after il is over 10 all who order from
Jan. Is j. +. WORD Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS,
Byow NAL Line Of Paeta Boats for Lynehbng.
And the Stage Lines connecting with them
for FarmviIle and Staunton.
.tsYs-.tfs=::EzJh We resume our regular trips
EH5x SiSi5 for Lynchburg on The Sd Of
February, leaving Richmond, Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday a. ,, P. M, and arrive in
Lynchburg in SO hours.
RETURNING,
Leave Lynchburg Monday, Wednesday and
Friday al s, A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond next
DAYS at 4, P. NJ
Passage and Fare, Sc.
Passengers for slaunton leaving ats, P. NJ,
reach Sco,tsvile at next A. NJ, and arrive in
Stanton, Al miles by Stage, at 2. Nj.
Passage, (and Fare on the BoaD S..
Passengers for Farmrille take the Stage at
Gainesville or Pemberton Immediately on the
canal, at >, A. M.-breakfas, at Cumberland
c. H., and arrive in Farmville at l2, NJ.
BOYD. EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
I'm OQ-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

NEW BOOKS.
MO. Is Harper's Illuminated Bible-25 cents.
Y No. 6 Thirlwalps Grcece-25 cents.
The Chimes, goblin story Of some bells that
rang an old year out and new year in. By
Charles Dckens-priee cents.
A new and beautiful edition Of Prescotts His.
tory OF Ferdinand and Isabella, in vols.
Just received BY
Feb. ID NASH & WOODHOUSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

GGA sale secondhand Ba- ~
Sl-Q@rouche and Harness. fix-Al Il
ed for one or two horses
Also, neat secondhand family Carriage very
little nsed
Also, pair of well broke matched Horses.
Also, Two small Houses in the Valley. Terms
accommodating one.third cash, The balance
al |, 8 and 3 years, with interest.
Also, mildleaged servant Woman, said 10
GEO w. TOLER,
Jan.2i Agt and Collector, Lisle's Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15
FRESH SPRING DRY DOODS,
AT MUCH REDUCED PRICES.
,rO RANGERS AND OTHERS.

TO STRANGERS AND OTHERS.
Erlday Morning Feb ID, 1915.
u II. JENKINS has received, and is now
II. opening, many new styles Of Calicoes, all
prices, from cents to 8, 10, l2l cts, and finer.
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.-l 900 Linen
Cambria HandkeTchiefS, great bargains, al l2!,
20, %, 81, so cents, and finer.
Bleached Shrlings and Sheetinss-all widths
and qualities, from lhreetouTlhs OF a yard wide to
three yards, all prices, from 6 cents 10 The finest
made.
Cotton Oznahurgs-Nos and :, very cheap
Silks-Great bargains in Silks-all kinds.
Shawls and Scaris-a handsome assortment
with many great bargains in Irish Linens, Dia-
per. &c, &c. from auclion-io sale al wholesale
or retail, al K ri. JENhiNo.
Feb. II
TRIAL TRIED-The Bishop and the Court
a, the Bar Of Public Opinion, by Laicus
Price ~, cents.
Opinions OF the Minority OF The Court, con-
yeacd under the third Canon Of 1914, in The
CITY Of New York. in December, for The Trial OF
the Right Rev b. T. Onderdonk D. D., Bishop OF
New York. on presenlment made by The Bishops
Of Virginia, Tennessee, and Georgia. Price III
cents; just published, for sale BY
Feb IA DRINKER s. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

SALE OF BANKRUPTS EFFECTS
WILL be sold al Public Auction, 10 The high.
w est bidder, on Saturday The l5th day Of
February, 1915, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, Tor Cash,
al the Bell Tavern, al The auction room Off IA.
Dickinson & Brother two Negro Girls and one
Negro Boy, being the interest Of Joseph Il. Ii.
son, a bankrupt, in The Dover Estate OF Ann Lii
gon, widow Of Joseph Lyon, deceased, and sur
rendered by The said Joseph L. Lyon, for The be-
neft of his Credilors-whch, said slaves, since
the Schedule was surrendered, have, by an order
OF the County Court Of Prince Edward county
been allotted to The said Joseph I. Lyon, ty
Commissioners appointed for that purpose
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Feb. 4-c2awtds General Assignee.
Commissioners amt Administrators Saie Of R,al
anil Personal Estate IN he County Of Henrico
DY virtue Of decree OF the County Count o
ID Henrico, pronounced on the third ia y d ia
nuary, in the year 1885, in the case OF Harlow
vs. Harlow CT al, the undersigned, as special con-
missioner, will expose 10 sale, on MONDAY,
the 10th day OF March 1913, BY public auction.
on the premises, to the highest bidder, certain
tract of land in the county OF Henrico, adjoining
the lands of X. II. Henley, myself, ard others,
containing By estimation fifty acres, be The same
more or less, and all the buildings and improve
mems tncTeOn, Ol WHICH sdIu udClol ldHu DdN III
son John Harlow died seized. The title 10 Tie
said land is believed 10 he indisputabe, but acting
as commissioner, | shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by The said decree.
Irrms-One third cash; the residue in six ana
nine months; bond with security will he required
for the credit payments, and the lille 10 The proper
" will be withheld until the last payment is maie,
THOMAS E. NUCKOLS,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-15

TNO PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, DRUG
i GISTS, AND STUDENTS.-The sub
scriber being about 10 close business, and remove
10 The North offers his entire stock OF Surgical
and Dental instruments at coA. Druggists will
find il TO their advantage TO purchase his Insiru-
ments, as they were made by him. expressly for
city customers, and Of lie lest materials.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-29
rrr cHunCH corrRovuRgv.

We are sorry 10 much bad temper and
feeling manifested BY the press Of the Methodist
Church. growing out Of the controversy about sep.
aration. DR.. Bosp, Of the New York Christian
Advocate, comes in for good share from bis South
ern Brethren, but he parties the blows with adni.
rabe skill and bears down upon bis reviIets awith
the ba,tls-axe Of Richard and the scmatar ofSala.
din" The Southwestern Christian Advocate
says the Doctor was ga candidate for Office before
the people Of Baltimore, bu, tue people preferred
another man. This Is news to us--we lived in
Baltimore for some years with DR.. Bond, and until
after bis removal to New York. We remsmber
very well when be was candidate for the City
Council from the Old Wig Guar&-ihs Ninth
Ward-and we are petty sure he bad no trouble
about bis election. The Doctor never was a can
didate but once, and then be was elected, he
truly says, "witheut any effort on his part. y
We know something of DR.. Bond, and let his posi-
lion be what il may in the controversy. about the
separatioa Of the Church, we do not believe the
South has ,ruer friend in the unioa than be is
or the United States a truer patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-29
THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL.

The journal, at Washington, makes the follow
ing proposition, in order to give their friends an
opportunity of subscribing at the lowest possible
price. 1t ssys:-
To Postmasters, Clubs, or Companies,
who will forward SIT so we will send
Ten copies of our weekly paper for one
year; for Thirty dollars we will send
TWENTY CORES for twelve months; and
for Fifty dollars, we will forward FOR
TY COPIES for a year--reducng the
price TO each subscriber, to one dollar and
Twenty-Five cents per annum for large
and well filled weekly paper. We hope
that this proposed reduction in the price,
will induce the most active exertions on
the par, OF our friends in obtaining US sub
Scrlbers.