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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16
MEETING OF GOLFERS AND IRON MANUFAC
TURERS.

Ala meeting Of The colliers and iron manufaclu-
rers of the Stale OF Virginia, held a, the Colum-
bian Hotel in the city Of Richmond, OIL Tuesday,
18th instant called without regard to political
parties, Major A. S. Woodbridge was, on mo-
lion, appointed Chairman, and VIM S. Triplet,
Secretary; and The following preamble and Ieso-
ltions being submitted, were adopted unanimously,
viz:
Whereas, after free and informal interchange
of views by the members OF this meeting, gathered
from the observation and business experience OF
each, we have reason 10 fear that The coal and
iron interests OF Virginia may be seriously affect
ed by the operation OF the Tariff OF l846-There-
fore, be il
/. Resolved, That the Chairman OF this meet.
ing appoint Two committees, whose duty il shall
be, respectively 10 enquire into The state OF The
coal trade, and Of the iron trade and report TO an
adjourned meeting OF GOLFERS and iron men, their
views as 10 what extent these important interests
are already affected, or are likely 10 be affected,
by the law known as the Tariff OF 1896 and re-
commend the measures lney may think proper 10
be adopted, with view Of causing such facts 10
he laid before Congress as may be deemed pro-
per.
Q. Resolved, That the Chairman OF this meet
ing appoint Commitee OF Correspondence for
the purpose Of communicating with gentlemen
interested in the coal and iron business oil other
States, and inviting their cooperation with this
meeting.
3. Resolred, That when this meeting adjourns,
il shall do so 10 meet again on the Sd Of Novem-
her next. but that either Of The two committees
appoipted under The first resolution shall have
power 10 call meeting at an earlierday ii DEEM
ed important the meeting on The Sd November,
however, 10 take place whether any other is CALI
ed earlier or not.
4. Rssolrcd, That the Secretary presen! 10 Inc
different newspapers Of this city copies OF The pro-
ceedings of this meeting, with The request that
they be published.
The committees appointed by the Chairman
under the LIST and I'd resolutions consist OF The
following gentlemen, viz:
Coal Committee Holden Rhodes, Chesterfield,
(Cbairman;) James q. Cox, do; John Il. Hop
sins. do; john ]. Werh, do; Geo. w. johnson
do: Rich'd W. Royster, PowhataD; Jesse Snead,
Richmond; Richard Or. UGH, do; John Barr do. !;
Ro. w. Jordan, do; Rich'd Sampson, ,Goochland
John M. Trevillian, do; VIM. A. Deiterick, do.
lion Committse-Jo JOS R. Anderson, tcbairman)
Richmond: James Talbot, do; Thomas Samson,
do. VIM. s. Tripleti, do; Colonel John Jordan,
Rockbridee: F. B. Deane Jr, Lynchburg; Ma
thew Rrvant. Augusta; Samuel c. Robinson,
Ro,etouri: Col John T. Anderson, do; Watkins
James, Louisa; Stephen DuVal, Cneserneioi Jno'
S. Wexford, Spot,sylvania. NJ
Committee of Correspondenes-Charles DIM
mock. chairman Writ Robinson, ana A. u
ON motion, the meeting adjourned.
A. S. WOODBRIDGE, Chm.
WV. S. TRlPLETT, Secy.
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nDc1pAprr rapM ron SALE

TINE subscriber, intending to engage IN ether bust
i ness offers for sale the very desirable Farm on
which he resides generally known "a liarts Bottom
The tract contains 2 acres, Of which 500 are good
bottom land in high state OF Improvement as any
farm In virginia, lying in compact form mmediatei Y
ling IN. North River al all times navgab.e for small
ba,traur and miles from James River The neigh
borhood is healthy. Intelligent and away from all re-
sorts for dissipation, and within short rde OF Le11ms
Inn. with lis fourishine Literary Institutions The
farm il capable Of yielding between two and three thou
sand barrels o. corn 4 year, tobacco in proportion
and may be converted into stock farm or dlstIller,
may be conducted by any one so disposed WIN As nuc
nrofr any where there being every convenience OF
III. farm for the purpose. long credit would be gver
# desirable by securing the purchase money with inter
est Address the subscriber postage paul. LrxlneI"h
Virginia. WV n MINI
lS-ruSw
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c,poIINE LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT 10 deed Of trust made by the late Mrs
[ sophia F Burke, we, The subscribers WILL on The
lath day OF December next IL fair, i not the next fan
d,y there after on the premises, offer for sale 10 tht
HIGHEST bidder tract parcel Of land, lying In the
county OF Caroline, thu North side Of The Matapon
River Just below Burkes Bridge containing three hun
dred and seventy 1907 acres, more or less
There is on the premises good and convenient
Dwelling House, with all necessary Outhousrs. The
land il we'll enclosed and adapted 10 the cultivation OF
Corn, Wheat and Tobacco crop oil Wnea' VIII oe
seeded this Fall. -,,.
This land is situated in pleasant and agreeable
peirnhorhood about ten miles hriow lie Bowling
Green and will he show TO persons desiring 10 Ouy ny
Mr. John Burke now residing on the premises.
The terms which will he liberal, will he made known
nm ,br day OF sale Selling Trustees. we shall only
~ =. ns,Tsr,Iv GOOD SAMUEL c. SCOTT
" - WILLIAM G. MAURY,
~, re cvtd. Trustees.
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DAN RIVER LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SAFE


THE subscriber wishing remove to the South, s
induced by that and other cDnside rations, offer
for sale all Of his lands lying upon Dan River and It's
waters, IN Halifax county, nine miles from Halifax
Court house, the several tracts, containing eight
thousand acres which be laid off of small
or large size from 400 10 600 from 900 1900
acres, 10 suit purchasers. comfortable dwelling
houses, other out houses, tobacco barns, &c.
There IL Mill On The river, one OF the tracts that
never wants water, which from 100 10 500 barrels
toll per year. There Is GIist and saw Mill another
tract South Dan River. Any person wishing 10 puf-
chase are invited 10 come and view for themselves.
If not sold privately, shall on TUESDAY, the 9th
day Of October IT. sell 10 the highest bidder the aor1
said lands. Also the time, will lie sold for
cash. about eighty Negroes consisting of Men, Boys,
Girls, Women and Children, Sock Horses, Cattle Hogs
and Sheep. Crops Tobacco, Com, Wheat and Oats.
Plantation Utensils, and some Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Une-ihrd Of the purchase money for The land VIII be
required III cash, and one and years credit the
remaining twOthirds with deed Of trust the pre-
misses until paid. A credit until the Isl day OF July,
oi7, will be gwen on the CROP stock, &C., the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security.
The sale will continue from day 10 day until The
whole oi the above property il sold.
Sept. 29-c6t THOMAS soRIAN, sx.
HICKORY HILL FOR SALE
THIS valuable w be- sold publicly the 10th
day Of November, 1876 II fair, II not, the fair
day. II lies Wills river, in the county Of Cumber
land and contains about 900 acres OF which about
$50 Is low grounds $50 cleared high land and the ba
lance in woods II well adapted 10 the growth OF to-
bacco, wheat and oats, aud has all OF the necessa
ny houses III the CULTIVATION Vi THESE crops aiso Soou
dwelling house, with orchards, and every thing necessa
r. for The comfort Of family II IS situated immcdi
ately upon navigabe stream about half way between
the villages Of Cairo and Curdsye, both Of which
places afford market for wheat. II - also within II
miles of Farnyille The fertility Of this estate its oca-
ton regards health and society, and s easy 10
market, constitute il Of the valuable estates in
middle Virginia. Previous 10 the sale, there viii be a
crop of wheat seeded the land and every thing kept
in proper condition for the years cultivation Of the
estate.
TERMS-Equa payments ofone, two and three years.
Immediately after the sale Of the land, The stock,
Crops OF all Sorts and Plantation Utensils will be sold
The stock is very superior.
There will also be sold at the time. very supe
rior Piano.
The subscriber, living on the Estate, will lake plea
showing II 10 person wishing 10 purchase, or
in attending any communication addressed 10 him.
al Ianphoine's Tavern, Cumberland
| ,,c, a-oU,ds WM A PERKINS
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Died. of Ccnpestivr Fever ON ihn 2ad e September,
s Brockenbroueh, EUGENE MOORE BROKEN
BROUGH, aged IA years and "ne month.
Died. al his residence, (aure Meadow in the coun-
" OF Hanover the 23d Of September after an illness
Of days, Mr. JAMES A.. OLIVER. !, the 9th year
of his age Cut down in the morning Of he ne mas el'
widowed mother 10 the loss of her first horn,
who had ever been ofthe most duuu and affection
ate sons and large circle Of relatives anc friends, who
will fondly cherish the memory OF his writes
Died, on Friday, the 9th October, Mn. MARY De
IANY-aged "a The deceased was a native Of the
Parish Of Kelton Galloway shire Scotland and for the
last IA wears a resident OF the United states.
Died on Tuesday last, at his residence, IN washing.
ton CITY, after protracted illness the r. Hon. Jenny
s. FOX late her Britannia Majesty MINISTER fiehipo-
ten,ary 10 the Government Of the United States
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v,r11ApJE FARM FOR SALE.

THE sub.erber wishes to dispose of his Farm, stu
i aled on South Anna River near Bo%ies' Factory,
adjoining The lands Of Thomas ". Anderson Albert g.
BowIes and Others containing about three hundred ana
seventy i've acres large portion Of which Is very va,
nahr low grounds, well adapted 10 Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco situated IN i respectable neshborhood, and IS
we'll worth The attention az those wishing TO purchae
I, h,s mon il good Dwelling, and other necessary out
honsrs Mr. A. r. Nuckois, who is now living on Tie
Farm. will take pleasure in showing It to any person
wishing to purchase so,
Also, another Tract, OF about one hundred anu my
acre., about one mile South Of the above named Iraet
a large portion Of which ia in woods: it,,
For terms, apply 10 Mr.. William D. Johnson, iiyine
near the above-naned lands, or the suosenoer v.ns
j. Saunders 1h'1c hoh'H-''
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GEORGIA ELECTIONS.

The Savannah Republican has returns from
all the counties in The Sd Congressional District,
by which it appears that Dr.. Jones, the Wing can
dida,e, has been elected over Col. Towns the
present Democratic incumbent, by majority oil
ll6 votes.
The delegation to Congress will stand 10 4,
viz: Messrs. Cobb, HARRISON, Lumpkin and
Iverson Democrats and Messrs Toombs, King,
Stephens and Jones, Wings.
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ny virtue Of deed Of trust, executed To the under
ID signed By ". Z. vrnable aud Samuel w Venablr,
on the 3st day Of July 1888 TO secure debt dus me
EreIaugr Bank Of Virginia, and which said decd has
bsen duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Mecklenburg
county We. the undersigned, shall proceed on WE'D
OF Clarksville 10 sell public auction to the highest
bidder on credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
equal instruments, all the property conveyed to us IN
said deed consisting Of two-thrds interest in Lot NO
~, on which is valuable Tobacco Factory; half OF
Lots Nos 10 and H. which last Is improved; Lots Nos
g. TO- IL, So. 1852, Isl, $50, 49, l23, ls 90 e3 ana Lo.
No g. known as The Academy Lot; also, Lots Nos H.
lis 49, 2O and l2i; Also the entire property or int.r
est or title 10 the following Lots in the new survey OF
l2l, 25, 49, o. 49, 49, 49, A. IL 49, 50, 81 lbs and
ls2 The title said property i believed to be good
but selling IL Trustees, shall convey only such u
tie a. is vested by the deed aforesaid Should the
day Of sale be rainy, shall proceed to sell the hrst
fair day thereafter The sale, II not completed on the
first day, will be continued from day TO day until COM
sept lI-cwtds. 5. v. WATKINS,
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1ANn EnR SAIEAT AUCTION.

LA FUN LIZ n hooi 49,
DY yir.ue of n deed of trust from John VI. Vaughan
ID and wife 10 the undcrGign-d, duly admitted TO
cord In the Once Of the Clerk Of the County CouH o.
SoochIand will he exposed TO sale, at public auction
for cash at Goochand Court house, the 10th day Of
November next that being Court day, certain Trac
Of land in the county OF Goochland, containing on.
hundred and twenty nine and three quarters OF an acre
brinp the land on which the said John n Vaughan re
aides or such part thereof will be sufficient 10 pa,
the money mentioned in the said deed.
Acting as Trustees, the undersigned will convey
such title vested them by the said deed, and no
other believing al the ZANE time that the title Is I'm
doubted. MILES =. sELDbH, Trustees.
THO. d. GAY,
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES

TRUST SALE Of LHNU hND NEUtOEo
IN THE COUNTY OF FLUVANNA.
DY virtue Of deed OF trust, executed by William :.
ID Jackson Ia tho undersigned, bearing date on the
ostb az June Is45 and duly recorded the same day
in The County Court Clerks Office for FIuvanna for the
nurpose Of securing the payment OF ceItan sum OF
money therein mentioned, We shall, on ICEsDai =
The 18th day OF 1896 proceed SELL al pub
lie auction on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, Tor
CASH the Tract OF Land which said Jackson now re-
in, NJ men. women and children, all Of them very ike
Wand among them several excellent house servants,
and Two or three OF the men raised and instructed III
trades. 49,, -.
named will be had the premises the next iair DAY
thereafter. .,;
The title the above property - believed uhiueslion
,b,.. but selling NJ Trustees, shall convey only
such right ~ y vested IN Us .
JOHN q. JAMES, Trustees.
JOHN VI. WILLS,
a
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NOTICE.
NJ ICE.
mo IOHNJ. ROANE. Elizabeth w. New

no JOHN J. ROANE, Elizabeth w. Newman, Rxs-
i outrir Of William Newman, deceased, and Phie
mon L. Jones, Committee administrator Of Ammon
Johnson, deceased
Take notice, that on hs i4ti day Of November next
between The hours of nine in the forenoon and 10
the afternoon Of that day. Al the Office Of Thomas o.
Dahney, Attorney n Law, in the village Of .syleu'.
county Of King William, shall proceed To lake the
Propositions Of Robert Pollard and Elizabeth Johnson,
10 he used evidence in suit pending IN The 81.
perior Court Of Chanc.ry for King William county
y herein you plaintiffs, and and others are de-
fendan and If for any the taking OF thr said dc
positions shall not he commenced, being CONNIE
shall not be completed that day, the taxing pi me
same will be adjourned from time 70 iime un,ii lne
Haid dispositions sh.sl be completed IVrh "nue' my
hand this l4sh day Of October, lsio; - y,r,.,,
Committee Administrator de bonis non oil George
A SpiIler and MARI spek Oct. lo-cWf"
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airs ALICE pRLcE:-yon will please take motto

ans ALICE PRICE:-You will please take notice,
,h, sb,I nroceed 10 take the dispositions Of Nor
ri, saunders, and others at the oee Of Commissioner
Robe,t shaw al Buckingham Court house on the tenta
day Of November, l'i6. between The hours o. h'ne
o'clock in the morning and seven IN the evening 70
- ,.,d Ne evidence in cause now depending IN the
C,,cni, suoerior Court Of Law and Chancey for the
county of Buckingham, in which Mary saunders, my
s snd ohsrs are defendants the taking TO be
,lnued al The same place, from day 70 day, til com
peted. hoo"i n. "
Oct. 2-cw4ws
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Auction SALES.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THAT vALU-
ABLE JANE RIVER ESTATE, CALLED
WestIlaHnl,

A r. q T7ON.
an MONDAY, the a6th instant, tOctober,) At II
" O'Clock on the premises, will be sold without re-
serve nine miles The city of Richmond, the pro-
periy of the late Colonel John Amber containing
about one thousand acres. ith about two hun
dred and sixty bushels Of wheat, seeded. Pos
session given the first day of January next and sold
in three separate tracts. First, all that portion the
South side Of the road, and bordering the river CON-
psing all the low lands, with ample wood land attach
ed, and the command Of extensive water power for
manufacturing mills &c, with permanent dam called
Boshers the river position Of Itself extremely
valuable After which, will be sold the low lands the
North Of the road in two tracts, comprising consider
able portion Of original timbered land, well wooded,
and very attractive from lis coniignity 10 the canal
plan OF The division may be seen al the Office Of the sub
scrbers.
TERMs :-One-t third cash, the balance in and two
years credit bearing interest from the day Of sae for
satisfactory endorsed negotiable notes, and deed Of
trust on the property.
~ BY request Of the Lega'ees.
DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO., Aucts.
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r. A meeting II the citizens is requested al
the Exchange on Saturday evening, al o'clock
to consider Of The appointment Of Delegates 10 The
Convention 10 be held al Siaunton on the Both inst
The object which will engage the Convention
respects the extension Of the Louisa Railroad
and other Improvements, in which The city is es-
pecialIy interested. II is hoped, therefore, that
the meeting will be full.
Oct l6 MANY ClIlZENS.
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Last Friday morning an awful FIRE occurred at
Columbus [Geo. destroying nearly four blocks Of
buildings, laying waste the City Hail. The market
house &C. Over so houses we're blown up with
n-powder, without. accomplishing any good
purpose There was no water 10 be had, and
everything was dry and combustible. The Bridge
was in danger, but did not take FIRE.
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There were also exhibited by Messrs Smith
& Parker some very fine whea, fans, corn.shel-
lers and straw-cuters. The corn-shelers exhi-
hibi,ed BY these gentlemen having heretofore re-
ceived premium from this Society, the Com
mite, in accordance with the rule prescribed,
gave 10 the proprietors certificate of their con-
tinued appreciation.
1t gives US much pleasure TO mention that our
en,erprising fellow-ci,izen, Mr. George Watt,
again added very much 10 the interest OF the ex-
hibition by collection Of his splendid cuff brace
ploughs. We cannot too highly commend these
ploughs TO the farming public. These ploughs
having heretofore received premium, the Com
mittee awarded MIR. Watt certificate oflheir con-
,inued appreciation. We must no, omit TO men,
ton, that the same gentleman also exhibited
very fine o1.yoke, which was greatly admired
for its handsome finish and the admirable princi-
pie OF its construction.
For the best Bull, premium Of IS TO D. W..
Haxall (This is noble Ayrshire bull, "Bruce, !"
out OF imported Ayrshire COW BY imported Ayr
shire bull. MIR. Fl. also exhibited fine Ayr
shire heifer, by Bruce out of Jessie, and a 6ne
black mule, by Wares jack, Leopard, out Of
blooded mare.)
For the best Cow, native stock, premium OF
IS to Alexander Kerr.
For the bes, Cow of improved breed, premium
10 - Curric for his heifer.
For the best Boar, fine animal, a premium Of
S. to Charles B. Williams.
For the best Buck, premium Of SIS To-
Currie for his "cross" of the Tuni.ian and Bake
we'll. His eve was also very fine. Mr.. John
Mckenzie had beautiful buck Of the Saxony
stock, excelling in the quality Of the wool, but
inferior in quantity, TO that of Mr.. Currie, and
also inferior as mutton. MIR. Richard Hill, ST.
had also a lot OF ewes OF the common stock, OF
| very fair character
The Committee could moi discriminate between
the specimens of plants and flowers exhibited by
Messrs. Rennie, Abernethy and McGovern-
each exhibiting very rare and beautiful kinds
| The premiums were therefore equally divided
among the three competitors and the Committee
recommend their establishments 10 the public,
afording, as they do, as great variety as can be
found North OF US.
Premium awarded 10 Mrs. w. q. Overton Tor
| the best cotton counterpart.
Premium awarded 10 Mrs. c. Burton for The
| best comfort.
Premium awarded 10 Mrs. S. P. Redd, for the
best socks.
Premium awarded to Mrs. William Miller for
| mus.
Premium awarded 10 Mrs. VIM. Miller for
cotton stockings.
Premium awarded 10 Miss Ann E. Overton for
the best bed-quilt.
There were. exhibited three pieces of well-made
cloth, made by Messrs Griffith & Brother, near
Winchester. A premium was recommended,
but none awarded, as the exhibitors are not men,
bers Of the Society.
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~ CHESTERFIELD, vIRoISiA I'm Chesterfield
1 County Court, October -. le46:
Augustus E. Cogbl, and Mary e. his wife, late Mary
&. Archer, ''a'"''
ce"ree w. sne,iings, administrator Of Elizabeth r.
A,eher deceased. Richard Henry Archer, Bolivar Ar
cher owen and Fanny b, wife Alexander
h dav rame ihe plaintiffs and filed their bill, and
The drrendant. Richard Henry Archer, not having en-
tered hi. appearance and given security according TO the
&C, Of Assembly and the Rules OF THIS Court and
pu,n, or This country is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the 6rs day Of January term
merit, and answer the bill OF the piantns and tna
osp.r published in the Ciy Of Richmond for Two months
suece,.vey and posted at the front door OF the Court
mouse OF this county. A Copy. Teste,
"" o., is"c2m W. w. T. COGBILL, d Z.
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LAW NOTICE.
WYNnHAM ROBERTSON. JR..

(LAIH viRGIsiAD
ATTORNEY AT LAW Memphis. Tenn
OFFERS to the public his professional services. he
" will practice regularly in the Superior and Inferior
Courts of Memphis and the adjoining countless and IN
m. State and Federal Courts held al Nashville. He
viii, also attend to all claims against The Government Of
The United states that may be conhded to him.
Oct l6-d&c6l
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Oct. 13.

BALTIMORE MARKET. Oct. l3.
FLoya-Howard ST. "a 81 S 90; City Mills
90; Susquehanna IL.
GRnS-Fair 10 good red wheat 95 1903 cents
ordinary 10 fair so 95 cenls; family fl mr. white
100 c. Corn. Old white IS and yellnw 60 6d
cents new, SO 50 c. for white and yellow. Oats
33 cts.
PRoyrsroys-Bacon: shoulders 4 4! c.; hams
5aSc. Lard,7, for No. in kegs.
WusKgY-24 c. Tor hid: rs c. Tor bbls.
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THoMAs D. TTLFORD, tArroRSEr AT LAW and
/ RILEY G. SAMUEL, have associated themselves
in the above business, under The firm Of TlLFoRD
SAMUEL. Frankfort, Kentucky
Tbs ofbee il established particularly to enable nom
residents 10 know where they NAV apply with certainty
n have any kind of business promptly attended To-.
Their mrs. object will be obtain collecting business,
and they hope by vglan COLLECTIONS and prompt remit
tances 10 gel a full share OF patronage One oil the
6rm will be constantly al Ffaskior to attend 70 al
nicatinns and the other vii be always travelling
through the State ,.,. ,.,;h
They win also attend surveying settling establish
ing. leasing, or selling all land claims placed under
their control. They will attend to The payment Of
,res an The lands OF nonresdens, and take the neces-
say steps 10 hav. lands redeemed when they have heen
forfeited 10 The State the nonpayment of taxes due.
Tbs general acquaintance If the firm throughout Ken
tueky and their situation at The seat Of Government,
will give them decidedly the advantage over any other
agents in the State. r,,ro,n e,u,-rr,
at Frankfort, Kentucky, tpos paid) will meet win
prompt att eniion. 49,, .a;,o ,
Honorable r. p. Ietcher, Frankfort. Kentucky; Honor
able John n. Bolts, Thomas Rutherford, ESD. Ricli-
mouJ VIRGINIA: A. r. BIakey, Madison Court House,
virginia. John G. BeaIe, Fanquier county, virginia.
Charles James Faulkner, Martinsourg, Virginia
Oct i6-cw5w