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ESQ Acres

z&iS&st. of Land of hch about 60 acres
ss2NS are cover, d with wood, tie res
Sts~ sidue cleared. The soil is VA
-'"sz>-- turally Of a very superior and
fertile quality, and easily improved. one
talfis somewhat Thin, hut the other halt
il in good order and said Ia be capable OF
producing Ciom 20 t" 40 bushels of Corn
per acre. A bed Of ve,y fine Mail has
recenhv been discovered upon it, with
which it may readily be improved. Its
situation, too dstclly on the RIVER where
nav'gable. affords an opportunity OF OBJ.
'ainlng supplies Of linr aud ashes, an,
sending grain to market al a compare
lively small expense.
The Improvements cnnsis! Of small
Dwelling House, Stable and Grahary IN
only ,oIe,able repair. The itnring is
pretty good, and there is an abundance of
Chesnut and Red Cedar on the property
t" put it IN complete order.
$500, of the purchase money will be
required in Cash, and for the balance a
liberal credit will be given. AN lNDlS-
PUTABLE TITLE CAN b.. MADE.
Sale to commence at = O'Clock, 7. NJ.
JOHN G. GRnOME, Atty.
Elk,on. Feb. lsl lS45-ts
s.sDel journal. Del. Gazette. and the
Wing paper a, Salem, N. j., will publish
ill day Of sale.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of decree of HE chanC eli or
Of Mary laah, the subscriber aS Trustee
will again offer at Public Sale, on MON.
DAY the 24tl, day of February mex. al
the public house. al Alexander Region.
"Rald Friar Ferry" ON tn" Su qnri,anna
River.
All that trac! Of land known as the
"B.id F,iar Ferry Tarm," containing % J
acres Of land about forty Of which are
woodland. The improvements are a
large Stone Tavern House. Frame Store
House and out buildings. also. Fish
Dam Pc, called ''rhr S!ulcC Pn',n be
longing In said property and wlii be sold
with II. Also, Que undivided fourth part
ri that well knnwn tract OF land situate
near the Eas! Bank Of the River SusGuc-
hanna called "i!Igh Park" containing
25O acres, of which about 100 are wood
land, with Stone Dwelling House, large
Frame Barn aud other improvements.
Also. one undivided i,Hrih pars Of a
Fishery on said river called G,uhh's Barr.
Also, one undivided hsIl part of survey
on SAID river called T"uperance. contain
ing Is acres. Also one undivided nrlety
or half part Of cc,.&ln island Of Fishr.
~ on said river. Gated 'i}arncys Batter, y
Also one undivided moptv ~ hall part o,
a certain mcssuage tenant S ore House
and Dwelling. situate IN Hartford county.
al or near the western terminus Of the
Conowingo Rri,lgr-.hr Whole being the
real estate of William Grubb, ldie OF Ce-
ell county, deceased
The Terms o. the Sale are one third
Of the pnrchas" moucy TO he paid in cash
on the dav of sale, the balance 10 he paid
in two equal Insaimcuts OF six and twelve
months, bearing interest from the day "I
sale, the payment thereof 10 be secured
by Bond with surety to be approved Ivy
The Trustee. Sale t. commence Al = o.
clock. P. NJ. F. A. ELLIS. Tuslce.
n. b. The creditors OF the said William
G ubn are hereby warned to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated in The Chance.
nv Office at Annapolis, on or before the
2iiI day Of June next. F. \. +.
February lst lSl5.--,s
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,crrs, l''m hH day Of sale 10 he secured
BY bond "iih approved security.
Pea$"ns des!rDus Of purchasing are IN
vied +" Jew aud examine The property
Tor thrms Ives.
Sale 10 commence q, O'Clock. ?. NJ.
JOHN G. GitpOMr..
FX'i"r ct .It@. S. Springer, d,cd.
Eki.n Nd. Junnuv ISL 1915.
.'Na,"nai iHt'iiIs"ucel, Baltimore
Amr'icln, Irqnirer ard Pcnns, lvaniI
fhi!ad"!pha. Courier and ,qHrrr y !.
Del Journal aud Del GlzrIIc.. EXp,rino,
Lancaster, wi insert t"ice week liii
lie, Village Record. IVES, Chester. once
wteH, aui forward bills Ia Ibis flee.
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HONOR 30 HIlON I.UNO.. IS DUE.
IL
may r1lr he
said, that one has
ever been co successful III COM

ever been co successful IN COM
pounding medicine, which has done
SO much 10 relieve tu" human family, to 'oh dis,
ease o! its terrcEs, and rUstHIc the luHohd to-
Health ami comtast, as the Inventor ana Pro-
prletur of that inuSi Gcs"rv"dly popular lumily
mcd,aiuc DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and none has naen so generally
patroniscI by the Profession ana others, both III
this country and III EUROPE, nor has there ever
been SO great effort in the short space OF only
six or seven years, to deceive the crrdulous and
uGt!.iukng by putting up NustFlms Of various
kinds, 10y various Individuals, at5Xlng the natne
of w lid Cherry aud as muCh VI the name OF tho
original preparation Mil scream ihe:n from the
lash OF the law, and one Of the lm,osiers who
puts out the cnnnlvn ydTego-ic u the shops and
calls il the Bnsam Of Wild Cherry las had the
mputencu to caut,Un tie public aMaiust the
Original Preparation, DR.. SwarM.'s Compound
Syrup uf Wild cherry, whlEli Is doing much
good IN the world.
Lz@BEWAREO SUCH lNFOSTORS.~ -.
And purchase none but the or,g,.al amG only
genuine article as prepared by l'r. Swayne,
which is The only one compounded by
regnar PLY sicau, ard arose from many years
close attention to tie Practice If the i'roti s., II,
and which led to THIS great discovery. IHou-
sands and tens ot thousands o.. the hes, tes'rmo-
mails OF the unparalleled Success Of pr. Swuyne's
Compound Syrup Of N1ld Cherry for the cure Of
CONSUMPTION.
Coughs, Colds, Spit,irg Hlooj, Liver Cacaplant,
Iicllug or X SIug III The Throat, nervous De-
h!ily, Weakness OF Voice, Pap4tion or Dis
east of the Heart, Pain in the Side or Breast,
Broken Constitution from voliouS causes, the
abuse OF caomel, SC, Bronchitis. asthma;
n"upng Cough, Sc, were declared to the
world Yeas before any other preparation ofNild
Cherry CAME out. TIC most snepLiril may sat
siy themselves as to the truth Of the above, by
little enquiry in PhIiAdoipnl. The genuine
article IS prepared oniy by III. STayne whose
Office has been removed 10 n. ". corner oil eth
and Race streets, fhilada The Da!aAm and
other spurious articles of Wild ClrrGT has been
sold ont and Tt-suid out, and the prOnro to,s
Obliged 10 resort to f'ulsehood and strltagcm to
inaoc their own uJt of Vt. The grn';inc article is
put up in plain lyle in square hotties, covered
with blue Wrapper, with yellow label with
the pToprictur's signature attached.
IL; The Panic ARE rcque. ed 10 remember
that II is Gr. Smnyne's Compound syrup Of
Wild Cherry, tAat has and is repeatedly performs
ing SnCl miraculous cures ui diseases which have
bII!ied the skill OF 'lrr Profession, and st at de-
hance the wt!p'n Cdtti iUGuo Of Patent Medicines.
which are daily rnt.ud through tl" organs Of Tho
press, Therefore ssh ior DR., SN pies Com
l'nlnid Syrup OF Wild Cherry, and Iirci.nse no
other.
Sold hy-Dr. II. IT, Mncnp, E'k4>r. MI,
J. W. AJ'ahaniS, for! DEPOSIT, I'D,
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For Sale.

The subscriber will utI;.r al ruhlic Sale
on THURSDAY the PA day Of this
presen, month (Frbrunry,l AT Ire Court
House in Elk ton, all that valuable Farm.
lying on Bohemia River in Sa-salras
Neck, which belongs 10 Charles Thomas
ESQ. In contains
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Stoves! StOyeSs

The subscriber thankful TO the public
for FAST lavors, would again Inform them
that he is now ready to furnish them with
stoves of every description for burning
either wood or coal, which he wili seIl
as cheap as they can be had cIsew here
Tie would i've pleased to SHOW his stock
to his old customers and The public gen
orally before they make their pnrclase4.
Cali al his Tin Ware and Stove Store,
next door 10 Dr. "alIac"'> Drug Sore.
JntiN lEGRAilAM.
Eiklon Oct. l9ii lSi4.
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e. 81 .EgNa
FOR $ . liz.

EVIL subscriber being about Ia move
IN To Europe. now oilers at private sale
all that very valuable liarl Of land, -I'"-
aird rear 5 Augustine Church, CeriI co..
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House.

Corner DIST Paul and Fayetle streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fired
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Public Hotel would be happy t. receive
The patronage of the travelling community
who may favor him with call, and flat
ters himself that they will find every COM
fort and attention which are to be met
with in the bes, Hotels IN the city.
N. B. A few Gentlemen can be &C
commoda,ed with board and pleasar,
rooms by the month o. year nn reasona,
BILE terms. JOHN Ai."ERTSON.
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IRON ORE

which can be- readily obtained and in
region of country where abundant crops
ri all kinds ol grain are raised
One third par! of The purchase money
will be required 10 he paid in cash, and
the residue ~ 9 and IS months with in
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SCOTH HERRIN GS.

Just received n few boxes Scotch !|e,
ngs,a very fine arlic!e:s, d fu sail hy,
WIN. TORRENT
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: I2!;;;;z Grist Mill,

"nlcn can be readily and at an inconsid-
erahle expense converted into IA Mill again
or il can be used for any manufacturing
business, the said creek beina large and
never failing stream, which affords a full
aud constant supply Of water at all sea-
soLs of the year, and has here
FALL or II TO 20 FEET
To manufacturers generally, but especial
ly to those disposed to engage in the Iron
business. this property offers many advan-
lages. Besides the large water power
which belongs 10 II. its situation. being
within two miles from one Of the Deros
OF the Philadelphia. Wilmington aud Bal
llmole Railroad. two and hall miles from
navigahe water and abou, midway be-
tween Philadelphia aud Baltimore, affords
facility of access To the markets of those
cities. |! lies also in The noighborhood of
great BODY of
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Z, As 3 AIRES


of land, part arabic, part ~ onhia"d aud
part convertible into meadow. The soil
though thin is Of very lmpr"veahie quail
Ivy. ...
The improvements r"nsis. Of two
story Some DIV cling House. IS by %
feet with one room on the first floor ana
two above, a cellar beneath and a Kitchen
attached, with two rooms TN me second
story. nj! in AN indifferent state of ,epalr
ssxxSyss. There are also on the preri-
:Ssssa scs a thriving apple orchard oi
@ s" good trnl'. and u spring OF fine
-.aeAss-s-- wafer nea, the door 81 the House
A part ol the outside fencing is NEARLY
new. and there is Az abundance of timber
to pu; the whole fencing IN good order.
The terms of sale alr as follows: One
third part of The purchase money to he
paid in cash ON 'pe day OF sale, me other
third in Smonhs and the remaining third
in Is months thereafter, the Two last III
slahents TO bcaf iu,erest from ihr DAY of
Sale. and to be secured by bond or note
with approved security,
Az persons DESTROYS If purchasing are
invited to visit ard examine thc premises
for themselves.
Sale lc commcncc y. Q O'Clock, p N.
JOHN &. t,h OWE, Irnslee.
Flkton. February 81, li>l5--ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-11
DIED

DIED,
Died, al his residence in the county Of Bruins
wick, Va, on the 2S,h olJanuary, 1885, Mr. BEN
JAMIN PHPPs, aged 80 years, Ii months, and
days, leaving eight children andmany friends and
acquaintance to lament their loss. Mr.. Phipps
was q soldier in the Revolutionary War, and al
ways manifested lively interest for the perpetu-
alton OF The Liberties which his patriotism and va
lor aided 10 establish. Peace TO his ashes
II The Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama
papers will please copy.
Died. on the night of the 9TH inst, at the resi-
dence of Garland Hanes, Esq, in the county of
Henrico, HEzEKIAn MosBY CHAMBERLAySE, aged
IL years, the third son of William B. Chamber
layne, Esq. The afiliction visited but few weeks
since, on the father and members OF this family
by the death OF the cstimable and admired mother
Of the deceased, is followed by the loss Of this
most amiablc and esteemed youth. With man
ners of the milacst character, disposition atlec
tionate and kind, and a mind ofno ordinary pow
er, this boy had already received the confidence,
respect and love OF The old and the young: the
scene Of the past Sabbath, when his coffin was
surrounded by the grey heads and the youthful ia
ces ofthose who had known young Chamberlayne
from his birh gave testimony the highest that hui
man action can bear of the virtues and beauties
that had adorned his short life. Indeed, when The
venerable minister III language chaste and elo-
quent alluded 10 the deceased, every bosom res
pended, and every countenance gave proof Of the
truth OF all that might be said in commentator
OF his virtues
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Eo1.EAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE

EOLEAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.
TINE undersigned having been appointed by
Messrs. NUNS g. Clark, OF New York,
Agent 10 this City for the sale OF The newly IN
vented EOLEAN PIANO FORTES, offers for
The inspection of the public one OF these instru-
ments which he has this day received per schoon-
er Courier.
excited public attention throughout This country
and England, has not been over-estimated in its
advantages in The numerous ediloriai remarks
which have spontaneously appeared IN The public
prints -. :, Dr.
Forte is desideratum long sought for. The in
ventor. Mr.. o. M. Coleman, has successfully con-
.nmmaled this combination affording to the per-
former the facility OF producing the tones OF
either. or both instruments at will. Its apPiea-
,ron. in no degree mpairs the tonch tone, or con-
sruction OF The Piano Fores, and the simplicity
of its mechanism warrants the assertion, thai 1t
will remain perfect for many years, al The same
time afforling facilities for tuning the Piano Forte.
The Eoean can be attached 10 any modern
made Piano Forte, al an expense OF from Sloo 10
$3.50 according to the number OF keys, in addition
10 the expenses of transportation
The undersigned is prepared TO receive orders
for the Eolean Piano Fortes, or TO have the former
instrument attached
Also received by the same Packet two Piano
Fortes from the above superior makers which
will he sold at a reduction from former prices,
mon as good terms as can be had elsewhere, and
warranted 10 be al least equal, il not superior 10
any manufactured in the United States.
P. II. TAYLOR,
Feb Music Store, opposite the Banks.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rGREAT BARG AIMS! Is
EchruRrY lSf. lS4l.
AT No. IS WEST MAIN STREET,


AT No. IS WEST MAIN STREET.
BoOis Shoes IrunkS Leather, Carpet Bags. Sc
Wholesale and Retail.
n BURLINGTON takes this occasion 10
IL. inform his town and country friends and
the public generally, that he has now ON hand
large and well assorted stock OF Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Leather, Carpet Bags &c, which he Of.
iers at wholesale and retail, at very low prices;
for cash or approved paper. His arrangements
with The Northern and Eastern manufacturers
are such as will enable him 10 keep, at all times.
an assortment Of The best and most fashionable
goods, and to sell them at such prices as shall be
satisfactory to the buyer. lie solcils call from
all in want of cheap goods. Amongst his as
soHment are, viz:
Ladies' very superior French Morocco walking
Shoes and Buskins-McCurdy's
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
McCurdys
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
Ladies very superior French morocco and kid
walking shoes-Ryans and others
Ladies fine morocco and kid slippers, all prices
Ladies fine SEAL calfskin and leather shoes
Do. white kid and satin slippers, very superior
Do superior bronze morocco slippers very
handsome
Ladies colorel morocco slippers, handsome and
cheap
Ladies superior wadded and silk bu>kins
10. garter boots, half CATERS and sailer bus
kins
boots. Miles & Sons
Gentlemens superior water proof and dress
shoes-J. Miles & Sons
Genllemen's superior channel shoes city made
10 ilne calskin boots and shoes, all prices
10. do. water proof boots, only IS
Mems pessei and scwed boots, low-priced and
cheap
Mems pegged and sewed boots thick, for aborcrs
Do. thick pegged and sewed brogans, all prices
Do lined and bound do. do. do.
Women's leather, pesged and sewed boots, cheap
Do do. do do. shoes do.
Do fine leather shoes and buskins do
Misses fine morocco and goaskin bootecs
DO. do. leather booees and buskins
DO. do. morocco, goat and sealskin shoes and
buskins
Misses fine bronze and black morocco slippers
Boys fine lfskin, kip and thick boots
DO. do. do. do do. brogans
Children's fine calf skin boots
Do. do. leather booiecs and shoes, welled
and pump soles
Children's fine morocco boolees, anckle ties and
buskins
Infants very handsome button and lie boots.
Also
Mems and boys Richmond made brogucs.
Also
Leather Travelling Trunks, superior and low
priced; Carpet Bags; Sole Leather, assorted
Caltskins; Brides and Mariingales; Wagon
Whips; Cap and Letter Paper Wrapping do
Backing, &C., &c.
DAVID BURLINGTON,
Feb. } No. IS West Main ST.
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A FEMALE SCHOOL.

AT PowHIrE, HANOVER COUNTY.
WITH 4 view TO the education Of my daugh-
w ers, there will be opened in my family, a
Female School, on stday Of February, and termi-
nate on 25h of December. The situation is re-
markably healthy.
Miss Roberts has been procured as a teacher,
whose qualifications are of the highest order, and
in every respect competent TO take charge of
Female School. Very particular attention will
be paid 10 the morals and department oflhe young
ladies'.
Terms-Board, $50; English, 20; French, TO-;
Music, 80; One halt paid in advance. Address
VIM. +. GAINES, Richmond.
JAN 2l-w4w
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ADNJNTSTRATOR,S NOTICE.

hD.NII.NI'o NY YIN - 4NO TIL =
A Ii persons having claims against The Is
II tate Of Edward Carter, who died some years
since in The county OF Henrico, are requested TO
present them TO Mr.. Philip b. Jones, Richmond,
Tor payment and those indebted 10 said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment 10 him, as
| am anxious to close my administration on said
estate. Mr.. Jones is alone authorized 10 collect
the debts due 10 said estate.
ROBERT A. MAYO,
Sheriff Of Henrco county, and as such,
Administrator of Edw. Carter, decd.
Jan 10-c2aw2m
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FOR RENT,

u The upper part OF the Tenement over
EE5=A my store, containing two rooms each on
.Qa=M the second and third floors, and two good
garrett rooms. There is also good cellar-kilchen
wine vault and coal vault This house has been
occupied by me for 10 years as private dwell
ing, and is well suited for that purpose. The
rooms Will be rented separately, il desired-lhe
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--lf Corner Main and 10Th Sis
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T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y ). FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEt.
Richmond, Virginia.

r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y :. FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEt.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Rich and Splendid Schemes iOr February.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. I, 10 be drawn
February 18th, 1915. Capitals $4,000, l2,O0U,
5000, $500, S,a27 so, 5000, $780, 40 prizes Of
1000, &c, &c. Whole Tickets SlO halves S;
luarers2 50. A certificate OF package Of %
Whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves %;
quarters % so.
10000 Dollars
To be dram on Tie B3ih- Day0f Washington!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. g. 10 be drawn
22nd February, 1913 Capitals: $4,000, $1,000,
5000, 5000, 320S, so of 900, &C., &c. Tickets
sI0-shares in proportion. A certificate Of
package of % Whole Tickets in this magnificent
Scheme will be sent for SllO; halves 10; quar-
rers S35.
Single Tickets and Packages in al The Lolle-
Gcs. for sale BY J. F. WORD.
gr Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certif-
.ales of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
(or smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
he week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
IL after it is over 10 all who order from
JAN Is J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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MASH & wooDHoUsE, wholesale and re-
IN tail dealers in Books Of every description
Piano For,es Stationery, Music, &c, NO. i3I'
Ruins of the Old Eagle Hotel, Main street, Rich
mond, Va, fep. ~
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To Tie Editors Of tie Enqairer:

To tie Editors Of the Enqai'er'
Gentlemen: In your notice in this days paper
Of my remarks upon The Court Bill, it is stated,
"He made special allusion TO the case OF Newton
and Pool, which had consumed thirty days OF ar
gument alone" did make special allusion 10
the case referred TO- which, as is generally known
was recently argued before the Court OF Appeals
and The argument Of which is well-known to have
occupied great deal Of Time. But did not de-
sign TO convey the idea, that thirty days literally
sire to be so understood. do no, know the pre-
else time the arguments took up. But know,
i, was great deal oftime.
Do me the favor to insert this explanation.
Respectfully, your obi seryt
ROBERT E. TAYLOR.
February 10, 1916.
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NOTICE-Al persons having claims against
IN the estate Of George Darlington deceased,
are requested 10 present them, or this notice will
be plead in bar Of their recovery. And all per-
sons indebted 10 The said estate, are requested TO
make immediate payment, as further indulgence
cannot be given.
JOHN B. HARRINGTON, Executor.
Halifax Jan.l7 cWlw
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COPARTNERSHlP.

COPARTNERSHlP.
TINE subscribers have this day formed con-
i nexon for The purpose oftransactinga Gene
raj Commission Business in the city of Richmond
under The firm OF PREsToN & ENDERs and will
give particular attention to the sale of Tobacco,
Wheat Flour, and other produce committed TO
their care, They will contne themselves exclu-
sively TO the Commission Business, and make
liberal advances on produce entrusted TO their
charge. Their Office is Immediately opposite
Shockoe Warehouse.
MOSES Fl. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS, Jr.
Tan 11-d0u&rtf