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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Nav Term, lS45.
John Miller
~ VS.. Original Attachment
George Miller.

TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that the defendant in this case is not an nha-
Infant Of this state; 1t is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hillsbcrough Re-
coricr for six weeks, that unless the said defend
ant appear before tho Justices OF our next Court
of Please and Quarter Sessions, to he held tor the
county Of Orange, at the courthouse in HILLSIDE.
rough, on the fourth Monday of August next, and
then and there plead to issue, that Judgment by
default final will be entered against him, and the
land levied ON sold according 10 law.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. sz-ow
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or wsare authorized 10 announce Mr.. RIclI-
ARD N. JONES Is . candidate Coz lhe olhce q
CIerk q he superior Count Cor dc county Of
Osangs, q the elecsion in August next.
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THE un3rEignnd. having l1kTn De nesiienrs
"A srrrmaly haiE ~ ME. BaEswin. Cknsmn -
: Tn Gr0se. > silasscd b<iArsn snsrisr and a
hsf ulile fion nc hsEiing 10 - erruFied y Dc
cslawea Insaisuie. weah Ne gAaa % take soalr
Twelve o. l1seen q ale siDdenis - hoardrna The
siiuaiioa = ektErmely pae@zznf and sslinea. and
ilris ruszlsss I'll u wrN siten3ed u 1h< Esscs
q l<ard (woed. csnAlrs. and washing incasAad. }
min Be ~ pr monlh.
WILLIE MURRAY.
Lar =. es-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1915.
Richrsoa Nichols }
Va. y Original Attachment.
cas,reH C.. Hsccabte.l

TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that the defendant in this case Il not an inha-
bitant Of this state; II is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hilsborough Re
corder for six weeks, that unless the said defend
ant appear before the Justices Of our next courl
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
county Of Orange, at the courthouse in HILLSIDE.
rough, ON the fourth Monday in August next, and
then and there plead to issue. that Judgment BY
default final will lie entered against him, and the
land levied ON sold according 10 law.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. So: 90. s2-sw
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49, No. MASON a TUTTLE, ~
- - Wz6am E1Erll. NsE Tea aIf 81
suihssi e nsEuis s. FElsazfizg nisslnss1<1iE -
at ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Half a Mir ssalk Of HIIIsbsrsHsh.

TINE PAN se~ion q this sellod win com
Il mcnce On ille sna Mondsy u July. Terms
a. heretofore.
Board can he had in several highly respectable
families in The caunly a = cosIyenirni disizncr
from de srhool house.
.. III. NORWOOD.
Iune q. s7-3x
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
Caldwell Institute.

VsHE next session Of he Caldwell institute,
Il undrr ihs csre q The Plr-hylep q Orange,
viii commence On wednesday the oh q July
nest, IN the town % Hilislorough, 20 which place
Il has l9en removed, and win elo-e On Friday tbs
2sth of November nert
The Faculiy &C the sehool consists q the Rev.
ALEXANDER WILSON. ID. D. Presidena and
ProIcssor Of the Gnek Language and Literature;
RALPH III. GRAVES, A. NJ Professor of Wa.
thematics and Natural Philosophy; and the Rev
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Professor q the Lsiis
Language and Literature.
Tuition Fee. per scssion % nearly FIVE months
l. $40. The price of Board, every thing ssund
viii vary from 81 70 $40 pr mouth.
By order of the Bond &c TRUSTEES
\ 4 Fr GsaD = nc Be.s. csmni,-
DRURY LACY, Gee.
JOHN w. NORWOOD.
June IL. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

owe ae anahailsd - annsunes Mr. JOHN
q. KIRKLAND - > c1ndidHis s. ~ sniss q
ciat = - csuuls Con- .60unss. : g 49,
ia - Asgua n<aL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

az We are suihmi.ea 70 announce JOHN
w. CARR. 60, = . candidate CO he oaEics q
Cleh 0fihe County Count q ornsr. a ,lss sIrc-
lion n August neat
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uuMNsDCRcuGGs
Thursday, june 20.

N,xrfsa 70 ksslls~-Ihe lion. Lsrl.
M.I..s.. a Msrassa lss!rsn sFfaEara b d
rrshAi Mmias PFassssnaiAry and Rases
E.us@sray htlx Iuia~i kissrism q Gsrul
nd,siss snd lsvasad. sire Ed~zpd Esensal real
"A a soI,isa whi<A M. MeI<sa ~ b<fse %
cuIiua'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

Owe ars sulAalzna > snna1nes Msis
JOHN TAYLOR - ; cs.ka1as s. ss<lEa1@
= - eIErs e Ga r - co1zsy ceus 4 o.
So. q O. sissfsua u Augna s<xl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
IRilN AND CASTINGS.

A LARGE loi of Castings, consisting Of Pots.
- Ovens Skilicis and Lids, Andirons, &c; a.
so. quaniiy u Country Iron, u III sizes. vide
and narrow, and Tire Iron, cor sale low.
LONG, WEBB, a. CO.
June %. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

az We are aushodrrd % announce JOHN
w. HANCOCK. 80. a. q csndsaair &c h's 6
Gre q cIesk a INC County Cont q OranEs, q
ne rsnraim in Angusi neKt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1915.
vs.. y Ongtnal Auacniilcht.
George Miller. 49,.

1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that the defendant in this case is not an infa-
Infant Of this state; II is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hllshorough Re
corer for six weeks, that unless the said defend
ant appear before the Justices Of our next Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
county of Orange, at the courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough, on the fourth Monday in August next, and
then and there plead to issue, that Judgment by
default final will be entered against him, and the
land levied ON sold according TO law.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. s2--6w
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Notice.

THE undersigned having taken out leiiers q
II administration on the estate Of JOHN
BROWN, dcccasrd, Al the last May Term q
Oange County Count, hereby gives notice 10 all
persons ilslclacd 10 said estate 90 make immcdi-
sie payment; and al persons having claims
against ilr estate viii present them, properly au-
thenlicsisd, within ihe Time prescihed BY law, of
this notice win he plead in bar of their recovery.
JOHN ID. LEATHERS, Admir-.
June 20. s2-3w
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CT We srs su1hmizaA 10 snnounre Mr.. 20
sEPH @. NORWOOD - rsndia4Ae &c 10
slkcs r ci1sk q - csslnay Ceun 4 Ol.ags.
a dc eler1ion n Asgua neHI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

ar We ne saiAotiaed % anBounce Gen. 90
SEPH ALLISON - candidate Sc lhe ofirs.
e clea q de ceun,y csun q Onnes. a tls
clrrtion IN Augaa nrzl
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lanes & J. II. WEBB have taken o. r.
- LONG as partner in trade. sa@
The new firm viii be known by the style Of
Long, webb, g. 60, .... sn r-af
yuIIr a. s--z-ss...=-...e - 3D.
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DO nm 0Hners

ffNhE mA@ua<r w@aa reEa<4i4ay infaEaa
- ahs-@ easasnl a o. NMnx hzannN. 90
~ Ia pssck.z1 4 Ma1rL Mzzua a fan1F
&c neta a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
ECONOMY IN LIGHT!

SELL fOUKTALLUW ANDBURN LAKD.
WE have received an additional supply Of
w LARD LAMPS. The price is low, and
within the reach of almost every one; they are
easily kept in Order and for half the cost will give
~ much light as five candles. ..- 80 5
LONG, WEBB, T. CO.
June 10. E+#f So
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EEMALs S SCHOOLS

HILLsBORGUGH, n. g.
S.INcE the Caldwell Institute has been local
- cd NJ Marlborough, the sessions Of MR.. &
MRS. BURwELL'S SCHOOL win be slaefcd
20 correspond with those of the institute. The
next session, therefore, viii commence on the 9th
of July and close al the end Of November.
The advantages afforded BY this school arc be-
hcyed 20 he, in many respects, greater than are
usual in female schools. Al past experience
teaches the difficulty of training up young ladies',
70 as 10 cultivate in the highest degree their mo
ral and intellectual powers, where many are group
cd together in one house. Marlborough affords
facilities for hoard in gcniccl and pious families
such as are found in few villages, The young
l~;s- ssesses IN sstrcrPests m mensers af aha
family in which they board, and are sufficiently
ncar the principal and his lady TO be under their
supervision. The number Of boarlers in our own
family Is limited 10 six-and as the school IL part
ly designed for the instruction Of eu own chill
drcn, parents may be assured that those placed
under our care win receive the attention that %
christian parents we would bcsiow ON our own.
The course Of instruction - thorough and ex-
tcnsiye, embracing every thing usually taught in
our hest female scminaries. Languages, Arith
metic, and Writing are particularly attended 10
The young ladies will have an opportunity Of at
tending lectures on Natural Philosophy, and o.
Witnessing experiments.
Dur extra charges are few. The Latin Ian.
guage and Vocal Music will he parts Of the course
without additional charge: and those who board
in our family, and others who wish il, receive in.
struction in plain and ornamental Needle-work o.
recreation after school hours.
Parents will receive a monthly report which
may be relied on, as each pupil will he furnished
with book in which an account of each recita,
lion is marked by the teacher.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1915. r.
RicAusoa Nichols }
vs.. Oiginal Attachment
Rok,yf HsocaLse. y -.E

TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of tho Court,
u thai the defendant in this case Is not an inha-
bitan, Of this state; II is ordered BY the Court,
thar IubIication ne mace Ia sir ,fi,issosough Me-
corler for six weeks, that unless the said defend
ant appear before the Justices Of our next Coun
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, TO he held for the
county Of Orange, at the courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough, ON the fourth Monday in Angus, next and
then and there plead 10 issue, that Judgment by
default final will be entered against him, and Tho
land levied ON sold according 10 law.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. ..- Sew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

In our last &c stated that uinous fire occur
cd Fayetteville on The l3,h instant, consuming I
large Mnou, q property, hut We were no, able q
give the rsnicalars; since lhen, We have receisct
the Fayetteville carolinian. e the ls,h inst from
Mhirh NC extract The following Es Of sufIerrr,
prepared BY The editor q The Observer, who, y,
regret 10 learn. was a sssere sullsrr B, The Gre
having Io,a his Printing OiFioc and Book Store:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

Price adv. $500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
term. Of the Enquirer.

rnou,rsr Ia published DAILY aud SEMI
n ine prr the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
Nh"a !, the rale OF eight dollars u taken iui shoI.'
|. ~ anu - one year For The Semi-Weckiy, i've
\. ei"a nm ",um. and Three Dollars tot ak months,
at> ~ to be paid IN the Office or RENTED by
Ant aa,d; OF SIX Dollars per annum at the end OF
,seI ,.s 10 this office may he RENTED per mail,
y. .,ya,,ab,e Bank notes, n the risk OF the Ed
90 ,Ds,e Of al letters beng paid by Ae pr'ffrs.-
Z" p,,,of single letter Is scarcely OF any account
l.f IL j. the accumulation Of postage IN an
y. business, which operates as serious tax
.ai"' H'r TERMS OF ADVERTISING. :.
rig DAILY ENoUlRER-For ono square =,
y nrs. OF less, first insertion, MY Genus, smu
etrea .sa,uy insertion twenty-hv ctnls-n ah
eeN va week, twice n week, or three u'he' "S'"'
: =. ~ sven and half cents: ,,.,a or si.,.en
I y Ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square s " ,s,n,;nu'
y l,.s, first insertion, IS cents; 'o' ea'" ''N
~. ~ cents. ,,,,,s, h. accompanied " It'll the
ufde' ar satisfactory references, 10 insure sA0eu
~. -.,..rs are charged my dollars for thlI'y
Annual ~, proportion for advertisements OF
eo,s, and N "S ,erI Lottery Vendors and Auction
greater ,sa one hundred dollars, (papef IN
nded o.,,.a-es and Marriages from inc country,
:Sr- All aa,,v,s hand wriing Is unknown ~ tn's
xhene'ef w by tho endorsation OF ina
once mus ', IN. nrl.hhorhood, they will IN no case
Postmaster Ev.ry measure, that has been taken "
puh'',ne"s and azzes, has proved heretofore
pie'eni We must therefore, Insist, Ia such cass
artv' k',nncation being certified by The name OF
N'm W. s.srr .-r,n~s the back Of tAe itter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

life and success 10 their schemes-but the great
secret Of their triumph is The quick perception OF
the end to be attained, and The harmonious zeal
with which the whole community enter upon its
instant execution. Here, in Virginia, no scheme
of improvement can be considered, without excil-
ing jealousy and dsirust between rival sections.
There is no great moving principle OF action, in
regard TO The benefits 10 be conferred upon The
whole State Each section fights Tor its own in
,erests-and The good Oft the whole is sacrificed by
the conflict OF the part. Even in The same COM
munily here are conflicting views, as 10 what is
best for that particular community There is,
consequently, no confidence in The feasibility OF
any plan proposed, and capitalists abroad, for we
have none at home fear 10 risk their money in
Improvements, upon The policy OF which The per-
sons Immediately interested are so much al sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
A WORD AND A BLOW

Ala meeting of The people of Boston, 10 for.
ward the enterprise of The Magnetic Telegraph
between that city and New York, the following
pi,hy resolutions were adopted;
81. Resolpcd. That ice wiH hare the Magnetic
Telegraph.
10 Resolpcd, That committee be appointed TO
devise means 10 carry The above resolutions into
effect, and report al future meeting.
Here we see no waste of words, no angry dis
cussions, no hallway, uncertain and ill-digesled
policy. With an eagle eye, The Yankees see at
once their true policy and go TO work, in earnest
and p.M unanimity, and always succeed Upon
this principle Boston acted, when she formed The
bold design of competing with her great rival Of
New York, and planned and completed her great
Western railroad, 10 enter The very heart OF The
Empire Stale, and Tap the trade Of the lakes.
1t is lrue they have the capital al hand. to give
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
RoussEAU wELL REMARKED,

THAT 1t IL more honorable for a man to make one
i discovery important 10 mankind than TO have SUI
psrcis knowledge of many branches OF ART and sci
snee Setting aside the "honor," Is certainly drslia-
bio for the good Of tho human race That an ENDURING
should is energies 10 one object or elias. OF
objects OF dising them over mitlsss fed OF
observation As an Illustration We may point 70 Sands
sarsapara. The root, externally, seems hardly worth
digging from tho earth; yet, by series Of careful eipe
riments in concentrating It's qualities and adapting
them to assimilation with the fluids which noursh
and sustain human life, the Msssrs. Sands have sue
eeeded In giving TO the world PREPARATION when,
blessed by Providence acknowledged and infali-
BILE remedy for all ueerous and cutaneous diseases
serofua, Cancer TumoI and the long and destructive
train Of physical evils of which thoy are terrible spsc
mems. vanish bsfore lis health restoring infuspee.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of ts
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may
be Obtained Of agents gratis
az Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings, No. 73 Broadway corner
OF Chambers street, New York. Sold, alsn, by ALEX
AMBER DUvAL CO., Agents, Main street, Rich
noad, Va. PrIce-Sl per bottle, or SIX bottles for $5
N.I3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

IN conformity to the las! vii! and testament OF Jehn
/ McKennsy, deceased, will, on The 9Th day OF No
vrmber ext sell to the highest bidder, at public ahc-
,on on the Premises the FARM On which the teaiator
resided together with the Mills herrnnto belonging vt
tuaied on the M,tiapon river, about teen miles Snnt
Of Fredericksburg tho main road leading 10 KEN
mond, and six miles West Of Guinney's Depot, IN an
agreeable and healthy neiehbOrLood. The Farm con-
tains hundred and seventy acres, more or 1885, on
which comfortable dwelling House, WIN The neces-
sary out houses and very valuable MIL, erected on
never failing has three pair OF stones TWO Tor
grinding corn and for wheat, with boiling cloths,
and all other machinery necessary for manufacturing
hour-toRether with Saw Mill and Cotton Machine,
all of which arc now in excellent order. Two pair OF
stones are driven by iron machinery, on the most ap
proved plan.
There is also on the premises convenient and com
frrtaby Store House, which Ia now hled with Goods,
eliphjy located at suitable distance between The ms
and dwelling house Ct desired on the day of sale the
Land Store House and Mills may be sold separately, 10
SUIT purchasers
such de i,ahs property rarely comes into market, and
good bargain may now be had. All who may wish to
purchase are requested To call and examine the prem.
ses themselves, which there will always DO found
some person 10 show than the property.
TIRhs.-One third cash, the residue in l2 months,
with interest from the day o sale to he secured by bond
and security, and a deed of trust the premises.
JOHN r. MCKINNEY.
Surviving Executor Of John Mckinney, decd.
Oar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
peal ESTATE

TN accordance with the last will aud testament OF
Mary Drake, deceased, we shall proceed TO SELL al
public anction on the third day Of November next
tLnt being Court day-at Powhatan G. IT,, valuable
Tract of Land lying in The county OF PoWhaian I'M
msdiaeiy on the river road, nom Cartersvie to cb-
mond. ono mile below Ma1ey's Tavern, and adjoining
the lands of Richard Anderson, John Woodhn aud
Others containing by recent survey, $40 acres.abot
Two hundred acres in original growth, well tmbersd'
the balance arabic land in good condition, and kus'
.ptble Of improvement-he whole tract well water"d
The improvements consist Of log dwelling, WIN
shed on each eide, good barn, with sheds on tiirse
sides corn house and tobacco houses with other
sary houses. further description y deemed useless,
persons wishing 10 purchase viii view the premises
befe the day OF sale Persons wishing further nfor.
m.tion or to view the premises, will call on The Etecu-
tors Mr. o. X Bri,tow, residing on The place. or my,
self, six miles b.low Cartersville. Either OF us WIZ
take pleasure 10 showing tbs lard.
of sai. SAMUEL w. DRAKE,
o. X. BRISTOW,
n, I'D. Pxerntors Of Mary Drake, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
yATUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT


THE subscriber will otter, At auctiol on the premises
i on The l0ih Of December next, the Estate caleo
DUNLORA, the late residence Of Col. Samuel carr,
containing by recent survey, four hundred ana ior.y
three acros or these one hundred and sixty are III.
wanna low grounds Of finest quality; more than one
hundred a.ss are heavily tmboied the greater part OF
which is within two miles of Clarottrsv''le, where
wood commands a ready sale and high price The resi-
sxcspt what has been seeded in wheat this FALL u wen
SET Ia grass This E.ta,e is situated between TWO ana
three miles North of Charlottesville and within ionr
miles az the University Of Virginia, in wealthy neigh
borhood remarkable for its intelligence and morality
The Rivanna nver, which bounds the Estate ~ nsvl,
gable for battsaux in both OF its branches for nve ana
sir miles above It, TO large manufacturing mills OF tue
highest reputc There 10 also another large MILL one
mile below on a tributary OF the RIvanna. The I'M
p.ovemrnis consist Of large aud elegant brick dwell
ing and al necessary out houses
TERMS. one fourth an the 18th February, 1876, and
the esiue three equal annual instruments thereafter.
Immediately after he sale az the land, there WIZ aus"
be offered at auction. thirteen young aud likely Ne.
erors all the Stock Plantation Utensils ana hosehou
Furniture aud The crops of Corn Hay and Tobscco
TERMS made known on the day OF aa'e
Der lo-ctdr GEORGE WATSON CARR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance Of decree OF the United States Court
fourth Circuit and Eastern District Of Virginia, pro-
nounced on the 4h day Of December e4t In The name
OF the United State. Of America, plaintiffs against
John o. lay ct als defendants, will be sold ny the I'M
a, pablic aus o The highest bidder, the 5 day Of
November, 1885, at the Court House of the county Of
Madison, Btate Of Virginia, between the hours of 10
and O'Clock, r. NJ, certain OF land, situated In
the said county OF Madison, containing 27 more
or less adjon ng the lands OF Thomas Bohannan and
A. Claiborne and William b. Chamberlayne, Trustees
for Benjamin Ddval.
The sale will Lo made upon the following terms. to
wit one-lhird 0f the purchase money to be paid IN
cash. and the residue Ia two equal instruments at six
and twelve months on the day Of sale, tho purchaser
giving bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments, and the title TO the property to be retained
until tho whole OF the purchase money Is paid.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal U. g., Z. ID. ", and Commissioner.
fla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
LAND FOR SALE,

WILL he sold on THURSDAY, The 9Th day of No
w vembrr, at 10 O'Clock, the premises, Tract Of
Land in the county of Hanover. "a miles from Rich
mond on the Main Road to the Old Church, two mes
from IN. Latter Il joins the lands Of William Allen
ami Richard Burnet side. and Of Robert Wade
and charles Hughes the other. Il contains ,n5t
acres most Of which is In original growth Of Oak aud
Pine. This Tract will be sold 10 lots TO suit pur-
chases although the subscriber would prefer selling IL
in body. Mr. William Aren will show the land TO
those wishing to see II previous 10 the day OF sae.
Terms, fourth cash, the remaining three-fnurths
in annual nsalmrnts OF on. two and three years the
purchaser executing bond, bearing interest from the
day Of sale with good endorser, and secured ny a
Deed OF Trust the property The above sale will
certainly take place the 9th Of November il fair, II
not. the next fair day.
Oct 7-c2awt6thNov. FETERFIELD TRENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

The Augusta Democrat says, that mo less than
EIGHT gentlemen, all Of The Wing party, will
be ready al a moments warning 10 sacrifice their
personal interests, for the honor Of representing
The Augusta Senatorial District. C.P. Dorman,
S. Med Moore, and DR.. Robert Barton, of Rock
bridge, and a. H. Fl. Stuart, VIM Kinny, Chap
man Johnson, John McCue, and Ro' T. s. Brooke,
Esqrs, Of Augusta, are all spoken of as candi-
dates for The succession"