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COL, IIAY>'s REGIMENT

COL HAIS'S REGi VENT
List OF Kile,. AID y GUIDED in the sevcral COM
pani's Of Inc Isl Regiment oi Texan Mount.
ed Rifcmca commanded by Colonel Jnhn &.
Hays, in the recent operations in and abou,
Monterey
Company Il, Cap. Ben. McCullucks- Her
man ) homas, k.'cd CO - OF September GO.
- Armstrong, bafiy wouLccd; 30. Fielding
\ ,:cn, badly woun:od du John p. Waters.
badly wountet; DO. q. +. De WIN do. Oliver
Jenkins, slightly wounded 20. J. f. Mrler,
slightly wounded; 90 Thomas Law, slightly
wounded. Company B, Capt Z. B. Acklen's--
None killed or wuunted. Company e, Capt.
Tom. Green's None killed; TO- do John Rsbb,
siiphlly wounded. Company D, Capt; Ballowes
Lieutenant VIM. t. Reese slightly wounded
on the 22i; do. do Daniel acCary, killed
Company L. Captain 9. Z. Herbert's-J. W d.
Il uslen Killed On the 2l.l; d. d. Jesse Perkins,
slightly wounded Company +, Capt Early s.
None killed; do. do, n. p Browning, slightly
wounded. compan, G, Cap. Jas. GiIlesre's-
serge RouniIrec, slightly @ouuded. Company
II, Capt. J. 4. McCown's-Cory. J. 3. Walker,
slightly wounted do. do, WIN. Carey, badly
wounded; do. do, J. Buchanan II P Lyon and
G. w. 1uits, we're lett behind on special duty.
and are supposed to he killed; none killed in he
action. Company |, Capt. Il. A. Glllcsric's-
Cap. z. A. Gillespie, killed in siorming The 2nd
ighl; do Co., Gilbert Brush, slightly wounded.
Company X, Capt Eli Chandeis-Corp. John
NJ E1llerion, Killed do. do, Sers't. J. B. Barry,
>lisn;ly wounded; DO. d., Il. F. Keys, slightly
uonpied
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EeaeS, Caps aasd 7assfss.
GREAT BARGAINS. FOR CASH, Al TIE
VIRGINIA HAT MANUFACTORY,

NJ 1871, B,OaA 81, .Sh0ctoc mn.
THE subscriber would Leg inform his friends,
customers, and The public in general, that hr ha-
now received his Fall Stock of HATS, CAPS, and
MUFFS from the lowest IL the highest grades, consist
in. part of Moeskm aud Fur Hats Reavcr, Nn'Iia,
Brush, silk Mapped, Angola, Conry aud Wool Hats. q
every style and description. Also, Fur. Flush, Cloth.
Silk Veveieen Infants silk and Cotton Velvet Glazed
and Hair Seal Caps and Mu;ls OF all kinds, which Lr
will sell AT reduced prices.
Purchasers respectfully invited 10 call and ryane
NV assortment. & l.. BETTY.
P.S.--Did Hats taken in exchange for ones, and
market prices given FOR FuRs, al No 49, Boad street
Shockoe HILL g. L. II.
Sny I3-c3rn
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TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
PLACES. &c &C.

THE subscribers would most respectfully call the at
l teution of Country Merchants and others, pur-
chasing Tin Ware Stoves, Crates and Fire Placss, &c
&C 10 their general stock, TO be found at No. % Me!
Main street. They feel assured that they can sen OF
H. above articles wholesale eiai, as low as any
similar establishment. More particularly would we
call the attention of those in ant to our assortment {"
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, ana
,.,,,a FIR more preferable article than the Franklin
S,ovs, and much safer and surer remedy for smoking
ehimneys. u. o " n. J" H
Iui
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H. SINTON'S NURSERY a
r NE4R RTCJJ1fDNTl VIRGINIA.

the for planting has arrived, the subscriber
n would respectfully call the attention Of his friends
lection Of FRUIT TREES embracing, Perhaps stlec-
ton that has not been surpassed for the climate of Vr
gnia. lie would here take occasion 10 say that. nj t-
late Agricultural Fair in Rchufnnd, the Committee on
Orchards hrsitatingy awarded him the premium on
both Apple and Peach Orchards, and also for the besi
exhibition of Fruits the day Of the Fdrall his ow II
production.
at William Pdner's Seed and Plough Store at P-yton
Johnston's Apnthecary Store, and nj the Office of
puncnaily attended TO- and any letters tpnsr PAID ad-
dressed 10 Joseph Sutton, Richmond. viii receive
prompt attention. JOSEPH SINTON.
Nnt
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nv THE GOVERNOR or THE STATE or VIRGINIA.
PRc(,I "A NATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred IN HE senator-
w nj District CONFUSED If the counties Of Fluvanna
Coorhand Louisa and Hanover. by the death oil John
Gu-rant, Esq, late Senator in the General Assembly
for the said District, the Shers OF the several counties
OF the said District therefore tquired 10 oa a
election ON the fourth Thursday in eniber le6, for
Senator TO fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand, as Governor, aud under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rcp,nond.
ts. THIS lhrtieth day Of October, eighteen hundred
ami forty six, and in the seventy .Iirs! year Of
IN. Commonwealth wan. SMITH.
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ny TIE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF VA.
a PRNCI AMATION

WHEREAS vacancy has occurred in the General
w Assembly by the death OF David Crawford, Sena-
10, e-r, Tor III. District composed o the counties al
Sheuandnah Hardy, Page ana Warren, the Sherihs of
the sryea, counties or si,o cni district aye Therefore
rrou,-d "a hold an election the fourth Thursdty oil
the pr---u, n,n,n, 10; Senator 10 nil the vacancy
aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth al Richmond
Isr.t this third day Of November. IN the year oil our
Lord eighteen hundred and foity-s'x, and 81 the
Common wealth the seventy first. .. o,,,,,,,
Nov 6-ctd NM SaliiH.
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nESlRARIE FARM FOR SAFE.

DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber, intending 10 engage in other bust
ness offers for sale the very desirable Farm GA
which he resides, generally known as ilari's Hotoni-
The tract contains 232 acres, OF which 500 are good
botom land, in rs high state oil Improvement as any
farm in Virginia, lying in compact form immediately
along the North River, at all times naveae for small
batteaux and miles from James River The nri.h'
borlood is healthy intelligent, and away hom all re-
sorts for dissipation, and within short ride oil Lexlng
ton, with its fourshing Literary Institutions me
farm is capable of yielding and three thou
sand barrels OF corn year, tobacco in proporti"n
and NAV he converted INTO a stock farm d!stil!rry
may be conducted by any disposed with as much
profit as any where there being every convenience on
the farm for the purpose Ions crso Would De gwen
est Address the subscriber, postage paid, Lexington
Virginia. "M' ~ hIAD'
Sent i9-ruaw
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EXECUTORS SALE LAND, NEGROES
So Rn

WILL he sold on TUESDAY. the 9Th Gay Of Deem
W al the late residence Of Philip Woodson.
Senior decreased, in the county of Hanover. the Tract
of Land on which said WooG.on resided, containing
four hundred and dliy acres, adjoining Dehonsviie,
and about mile fron The Rocky Mills. The land IS Of
quality Of land IN the Ecshhorhood. The i'm
provemcnts c"mmndous, hut somewhat out Of re-
pair. Tie and will br sold "a. jet the tight of dow rr
of Sarah Woods,n, widow oil the deceased. WIN be
sold nj the same time eleven Negroes consisting Of
Men, Women and Children; fonr Horses; seven head Of
Cattle about twenty Hogs, eighteen SherI The crop OF
Corn Oats, Fodder, Shucks, &C; also, al The Panta
ton Utensils, aud Household and Kitchen Furniture
The terms of sac i'll be, for the land nnr;lrd cash,
the balance in equal instruments Of ad two years.
the credit payments 10 be secured by bonds with aP
proved security, and deed ol trust The land. All
The other properly advertised, with The exception Of tir
Negroes will be said credit ri nine months, FOR
all sums over twenty dollars the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; for AL If twenty dollars
and under, cash will lie required The Negroes will he
sold for cash. JACOB WooI'soS,
Executor Of Philip Woodson, deceased.
Now l0-c2awtds
~ also wish TO sell, privately, Tract Of Land adj
Joining the above, containing dsU acres which was orr
Nov. is JACOB WOoDsoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17

THE sick are admitted into this Institution at the
following charges, payable for the first week in
advance:
White patients 30 per week.
Colored patients 4per week.
These charges include Board, Medical attendance,
every necessary service.
Separate apartments are assigned 10 the different
c'assesof patients Private rooms can be furnished al
under charge of three Of the Professors OF
the College, for prescribed periods in rotation The
Surgical committed TO the Professor OF sur
gerry and the obSretrca the Professor of Obstetrics
The attending Physician and Surgeon visit The lnsti-
tuition daily, and in of difficulty, The whole Col
ese Faculty Is called in consultation, without additional
expense 10 The patient.
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, VIII
please give city reference
Oct. 23-ctf S. MAUPIN, President
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pIlRIIn SALE

FINDER decree Of the Circuit Court of Chester.
~ field, in the cases Of Fore, &c, Fore and al,
and Beazey Fore and al, pronounced 81 October.
1916, will he sold nj The Dwelling House nf Anderson
Fore in Chesterfield county, on FRIDAY, the arl De.
cemher next the Tract Of Land which he lives. sup
po ed 10 contain about hundred and ten also,
the stock Of Horses, Cattle, &c.; Farming Implements;
Tools &c; Household and Kitchen Furniture; and all
other things except Slaves contained IN his deed Ia
Thomas A Fore Trustee recorded In Chesterfield on
the 25th March, lSi5 The Land will be sold for one
third cash. the balance in equal payments Of one and
two years. The other property for cash, as To all sums
of $40 or less and six months credit az To larger sums,
good security. Sill Us CHEafHaM,
Nov. l3-ctds Deputy o( II. Hancock, Sheriff.
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HENRY c. SEMPLE,
AI,1ORNEY AT LAIY.

MONTG merry, ALABA MA,
WILL practice in the Courts Of Law and Equity Of
w Montgomery and Inwndes counties, in the Cir
cult Court Of the United States Mobile, and in the
Supreme Court of Alabama.
RErERrNcE. Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor Of
Inv in the University of William and MARY, Virginia;
p-as Of Virginia; Simon Gr-enleaf, Royal Professor Of
Law, Cambridge, Massachusetts; H. w. & ]. J. Fry
and Charles +. osborne, Richmond, Virginia; Gwath
mey, Forbes & Co.. and Beers Il Smith, Mobile, Ala
bana; Fisher & Co, Boston, a. Thornton, New York.
William Z. Maitland of New York Aug. 25-cw6m
az The Mashmron Enlnn Lelncsied 10 CORY.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

THE Bent Greek FLOuG MILL, which Is IN The i
/ mi,s Of the new COUNTY of AppomattoS, bnrderin:
upon the line OF Buckingham, and within mule or less
oi The James River Canal and III miles by this route
above the civ Of Richmond
rms Mn has fixtures very superior-entirely com
plete-i. never-fang stream and the brand oi The
mt, has high standing in Richmond and other markets.
The Country adjacent to the mill IS frstrate wheat
growing part Of Virginia.
Those who NAY be DESTROYS Of embarkns in The ma
nuac,ure Of huur will find this mill advantageous in
all respects, and those who may have disposition TO
engage wocl-n cotton other kind of mapufac-
tory would lind this property very suitable TO s,ch nm
constructed most soldy and enduraby The house "
self could he converted into cotton or wooneh manu-
factory, or such manuisctory could De aaurd 10 tue
foGr mil most conveniently and advantageously.
Mr. Andrew White who lives al the Mill, VIII show
property 10 any DESTROYS of purchasing or rent
ins the same. For terms, apply TO
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemare county, near Warren.
Auo 1I-rff
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
Monday Morning, November 10. 1s4G.
MIR. CLAY AND DIRECT TAXATION

Our readers may remember that some Time
since, when the Wing papers were endeavorng
TO fix upon the Democratic party the principle Of
direct taxation, we promised to show that Henry
Clay was more obnoxious Ia The charge than any
of the recognized leaders ii The Democratic par
"; and, as a consequence, that the Wings. by
the thorough support which they give him md The
confidence they repose in him, are the advocates
OF liberalization, il the argument by which they
have endcavored 10 fix the principles Of some in
diyidual editors on the whole Democratic party,
be sound one.
Other and more exciting matters have pre-
vented us from sieelning our promise nm
til now, when thf'tass IS tecome useless ~
the utter failure OF The Wing press in forcing such
an issue as direct taxation, or incidental pfoiec-
lon on Us. We, however, make he following
extract simply 10 redeem our promise. II is OIL
ecled. That The effect Of encouragement Of home
manufactures BY the pro, osed Tariff, will dimin-
ish The receipts from The customs. In answ, ring
this objection, MIR. Clay says:
"Can any one doub, tie impolicy of Govern.
menl relying upon The Erecarious source Of such
a revenue II is uuinnally nnclualins. Ii
temps us by lis enormaus amount al one time,
into exliavasant expenditure; and We are then
driven, by It's sudden AM unexpected depression,
into The opposite ex'lcue. We are seduced by
its flalerlng promises into expenses that We might
avoid and we are afterwards constrained by its
lreachery TO avoid EXPENSES we ought Ia make.
II is system under which there is sorl oi per-
peiua war between the interests uf The govern
inent, ard The Interests Of The people. Large i'm
porlaIionS fill the Golfers Of The government, and
empty The pockets o. tic people Small impor-
lalions imply pInisncc IN III part Of the people,
aud leave The treasury empty In war tn reve-
nue. disappears; in peace II is unsteady. On such
a system, the government will nj! he abe much
longer exclusively 10 tly. We all anticipate
that we shall have shorty 10 resort 10 some addi
lionai supply Of revenue within ourselves. |
WIS opposed 10 The leila adjustment Of Tie iElcF
nal revenue. wouiC have preserved certain
paris d. il al least, 20 De IN - IL rmer s.nclcs
such e now exist. hnd ! am. ior ole, ready 10
exclude iorcyn spiri.s altogether, and substitute
iur lie revenue levied on them, lax upon The
spiiis made within ltc county. no o;her ma
;on IL. in % much to7.isn spirits as we 10. By
lhe encouragement II home Industry. you viii
.ay basis OF internal taxation waen j. becomes
strong, ial will be steady aud uniform, yielding
alike in peace and in war. We do not derive
our ability from abroad 10 pay taxes. TEal de-
penis upon our wealth an! our atnslry; and il is
thr 81 mr, whatever my be the form Of .evyins
the public Contributions"
lG,srlevs Cas, page 1867.
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LAND For SAI.EAT AUCTION.

LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
DY virtue of a deed Of trust from John w. vaughan
ID and wife. To the undersigned duly admitted TO re
Goochland will he expnsed 10 sale, at public auction
for cash at Goochland Court house. on the 10Th day oil
November next that being Court day, certain Tract
of Land In the county Of Gooclland, containing one
hundred and twenty nine and three quarters of an acre.
being the land on which the said John NJ Vaughan re-
Sides or such part thereof will be sufficient 10 pay
the money mentioned in the said deed.
Acting as Trustees, the undersigned will convey
such title as is in them BY the said deed and no
olher believing al the time that The title ID I'M
doubted. NILES Y. sELDEA, Trustees.
Sept. ll-yewoms
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" on H. SOL 20 20 the Jail of Scott county, Virginia,
calling hirnss,s 'a,y Of September last, Negro Boy
ham Pointer :, who SAYS that he belongs To Will
Williamson eou ~ Mississippi, and that be lsf him In
years old no, S.sy tennessee. Said boy is about IS
l4O pounds;bsa a "aek feet inches high, weighing
Jeans. one pair whs no vesi, one coat kentucky
pair Of new boo,s e woolen socks new nr hat, and
ed TO forward pr"r. Of said slave is request
ins to law rp1 ne WIN be dealt with accord
fofC. Kigore, H. J. 8. C.
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nv THr GOVERNOR OF THE STATE or VIRGINIA
PROGI "A MA TlON.

,urpr,s vacancy bus occurred by the death Of
w ,"sn r Si,.s, Is, Delegate elect TO the General
...,wsv far HE eor.v Of luuenburg, the Sheriff OF that
o,. !, ,her-fs required TO hold an election on Tie
s'',,n MoNr.Y in November, 1876, for delegate TO
s,nnlv m. rad vacancy.
cpys, under my hand, as Governor, aud under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond
tr,, on the thrtieth day of October, eighteen hun
bred and forty-six, and in the ssventy-hrst year
AZ IN. commonwealtb WM. SMITH.
.i.--rId
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Germs Of the Enquirer.

- III. Enquirer Ii publsheo DALI Uor tue Cl.yJ
SsrwiW EkLY (for the country.) For the Daily
v.u dollars per annu, and nj the rate oil eight
faS' II taken for shorter period than one year. For
d's. Uni Weekly, five dollars per annum, and Thrce
he Il, six months payable in advance, TO be paid IN
p|Ms Or remiaed by mat, pos, paid; or Six Dollars
az Gs"nm n, the end ofthe year.
per- 4, dues 10 This office may he remted per mail,
~ md available Bank notes, AT the risk OF the Edi-
10 ns,are Of all letters being paid by the CRITTERS
Hi II n single letter is scarcely oil any account
I'm ,,er II is the accumulation OF postage, IN an
T. VIC business, which operates as serious TAX
upon '"s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- ruc DAILY ENOUIRER-For one square Of
~ INES. Of less, first insertion, my cents anu
"ceeedlng insertion twenty-five cents-h insert
ssrn week, twice week, or three times week,
Co.. % 49, sven and half cents.
'an "E .TuE SEMi-WEEkLY-One square oil sixteen
~ less. first insertion, IS cents; for each con,nu
rom distance must be accompanied with the
nav o. satisfactory references, TO insure e2ecu-
''. All Os;.saries and Marriages from the country
ihr parry,s handwriting Ia unknown al TN
- mn.t be authenticated by the endorsaton oil the
pm,,,sr in the neshbohood, or they VIII In no case
- nnhlished Every measure, that has been taken y
" ,,oosons and quizzes, has proved heretofore
paaysny we must, therefore, INSIST ~ such case,
% ,ss communication being csrlh-d by Inc uaine u
~ pns,mas,.r pritten on the back Of the letter.
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IOldl, 49, wv
Total, killed and wounded, 472, 10 which may
be added lou. hat are missing, bat supposed 10
have been killed.
Col. Wooa's Regiment NJ Te1as Rangers
Operating Ill The Eastern part Of The city, on
the 23d:
KrLLgD-Georee Short; Thomas Gregory-2.
WouSpgD- Baker Barron; Charles G. DavcR.
pors Ira Grigsby; Calvin Reese.
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EDUCATION.

A FEMALE SCHOOL will be opened on tho second
n Monday in September, at the residence oil James
H. Lewis, near Walkers Church, Albemare.
TENNIS Board and Tuition In the English branches
for the scholastic year Of 10 months, Si0
Music on the Piano Forte, ~
French, ~
Drawing In Pencil and Water Colors 10
A lady, of the highest qualifications as Teacher,
has been engaged.
Application TO be made TO J. II. Lewis through the
Post Once, Everetlsville, Albemsrle county.
Aug, l4-cwtf
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
T,HE subscriber intending to move 10 Kentucky offers
l IN, sale his Farm called MARL HILL, situated in
the county Of Caroline, in the Fork Of Ma,taron
River and Pole Cat Creek. This Farm contains
between 800 and 900 acres, large portion Of
which IL fiat land, of the best quality II is in fine
state OF Improvement; about 900 acres s well taken
with Clover and well adapted TO The growth Of Wheat
Germ and Tobacco. There upon the Farm three
copd Dwelling Houses, two large Barns, and every
other necessary house for farming purposes, all in good
repair three good Apple Orchards, and one Peach Or
chard first rate well of water 10 the yard, and SPLEEN
did sprin. very convenient There are several very
fine beds of mari, very accessible. The Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad passes through
the lard front of the house for three quarters of
mile There Is Turn called Pole Cat Turnout, con-
venient to the Barns invite thos- who are in want Of
a good Farm, 10 call and examine the premises II may
be divided advantageonsly. The terms will be accom-
modating. My address is Athens, Caroline County.
Nov lO-cwSw SAMI. COLEMAN.
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.

THE exercises OF this School will be- resumed on the
18th Of January. 1917, and terminate on the 18th
November, making one entire session Of ten months.
The of instruction will be thorough, embracing
the English Latin and Greek Languages, the various
branches Of Mathematics, and the Sciences generally
rus is permanent cstsbii,hu4-. ssf-' '''r'r
prcnir- fidelity in the scharer oil every duty connect
ed with the School.
Board. Washing, Lodging &c, will be furnished for
slUo half in advance and the balance 18th
November; and Tuition S25 per scholastic year.
The location Of this School. in the lower end OF Buck
ingam, regards health, &c, unsurpassed byany
Virginia.
P. 5. Letters directed to Gravel Hin, Buckingham
county, Virginia, will be attended To-
ELIJAH G. HANES, Principal.
WILLIAM r. SHEPARD, A. NJ
Mr.. Shepard Ia virsinian. and graduate &c iiamp
den Sydney College and admirably fitted by experience
Academy. ELiJah ". hhNEo.
cu.a,,
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gle Hotel,


n e w L l. T. L U n p
rIyHE subscriber, having removed from the Farmers
i Hotel TO this old and well known establishment,
recently kept by Col. L. II. James, which is agreeahy
and conveniently situated IN Main street, within ifiy
steps Of Randoph's Warehouse and within short dis
lance Of the Fnrmvle Warehouse, and in the most hi
sness part of the town, begs leave 10 make known 10
his friends and the public generally that he is pre-
pared To accommodate all persons who may favor HIM
with CALL His liable sha.l be constantly provided with
the best the season and county afford-his har with
the best liquors Ia be had in this and the Eastern
kets-hs stables with the best grain and provender,
and attended by experienced and attentive osiirrs.
From his experience in the business, and a de-
termination to spare pains or effort To make his house
comfortable and agreeable 10 those who may either
bo,rd with him VISIT him, he haiers himself that Ir
will receive portion Of public patronage. His charges
shall be accommodated 10 The times. iali and sre
Nov 6-c2aw2m THOS. w. EPES.
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/ AW NOTICE

CHRISTOPHER Z. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTrrH
T. practice law in paltnersnip, under .he r m,. ~ "
Sv w Office al Camden Washta county, Arkansas.
1T
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SALE OF LAND IL
TlE GAIIN,rY OF Il q NON.R

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of dr rec Of the
l Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancely for
the county Of Hanover IL sut therein depending III
which William F. TalilfrrT0, &C., are plaintiffs, and
James A. Oliver and others defendants, the un-
dersiened will on TUESDAY, the first day of Deem
her next If fair, otherwise the first fair day thereafter,
the Farmers lnn. in the county oi Hanover proceed
sell The Tract of Land in tbr proceed ngs IN sad
suit mentioned, belonging William f. Taiaierro and
wife, containing Thousand two hundred and eighty
five and three.quarter acres This Tract o Land Hes
near The Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac R7il-
road and aojons the lands Of The Estate at John u.
Francis, Samuel Davis aud others, and is uncommony
well lnbered, most Of which is in wood
TERMs-Une- fourth cash, The bllaIce TN credit OF
nine and eighteen months; the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security and The title To the land TO he
retained until The purchase money IL paid fh- tile u
believed to be good but selling Commissioner, VIII
sioner JOHN II. TOD.
oct. 27-cw4w bT Wing requested TO copy.