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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
Postscript.

The new Cherokee Treaty was laid before
the Senate on Friday. The particulars have
not trsnspired in full, but it is understood 10
be an amicable adjustment Of all differences
between the Eastern and Western CheIokees:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

AID VALO3EM AND SPECIFIC DUTIES.
In his great speech on the Tariff, Mr.. Web
ster quoted a X sport OF VIM. III. Crawford, a
gentleman who was the %tavorite cdn.lidite of
Virginia for the Presidency in lS2l-ihc Re
publican candidate, as he was then called-in
which that gentleman declared that, lit was
prudent 60 diminish, as Ear as practicable. the
list OF articles paying ud valoTem duties: aud
he presented 10 Congress a list of IL articles
then paying cd valorem duties, which h. rec.
Commended should b. subjected tn specific du.
ties. This was in 1917. Two years after.
wards, lin 1879 he again urged Congress to
curlall tho al vdiorem list, affirming That " the
most important change which could b. made
IN the (taTif) system will be the substitution
OF specific lor al valorcm duties. upon all az.
tlcles susceptible at that change" So said
VIM. h. Crawford, whose orthodoxy as a pol
ltlcian, and Whose skill aud sagacit, as a fl.
nancicr, NC presume, may b. Sdlcly cnmpar.
cd even with those OF Sir" Robert Walker
Who, thcu; will deny, that "Democmcy" ha,
been progressive Prpgressiyci Why. il Is
maniiestly the vFGT REyEHsE of what il wa.
understood To b. by the Fathers of the Re.
publican Cliurch-Rjch. Iydig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

We have nothing from the State %electio,
in North Carolina, which took place las
Thursday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

a iarmers wife ia Lebanon, Pa, with The
AID OF her daughter, recently pitched. loaded.
drove To The barn aud mloadcd. seven large
loads OF gmin. The husband was at home
taking care Of lhs babies"
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CHANGE

The Union says there will be no change in
the Cabinet. IL might have said there would
be none in the Treasury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
DUTYoFF COPPER IN PRuSSIuA III

UT OVII Eh IN TKUNOUIA.-Thc
Ming OF Prussia has issued a royal ordinance,
allowing the importation of sheet copper and
copper nails from foreign parts, free OF duty,
ioto the ports OF Prussia, Tor the purpose OF
sheathing and fastening the steamers now
building 10 run across the Atlantic, which are
To touch at England, America. the West ia
dies, and the Brazils. They are to be large and
splendid vessels.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

TARIFF OF 1872 AND Isle COMPARED
a comparison oi the rates ID duties upon
some of the articles as actually paid under the
tariff OF lSl2. aud To b. levied on the same by
the tariff TO come iato operation December LIST,
lSl6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

we are indebted to Mr.. Pennybacker o
the US. Senate, for valuable public docu.
ments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
KENTUCKY.

We have but partial returns from Ken.
lucky; but they show the State to be all right
true whig as usual.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
nv II ZEN a co
DPAINE& CO,

Onioiai drawing of the rokomoke River Lottery. class
iSS, drawn nj Wilmington. Del. Wednesday, Aug. 5ih
10 Z 40 O. 81 s 10 81 Fl ~ 10 Il
Lowest prize 81
\ prize. Nos. 10 81 II. the 9Th, 10th and 18th mum
heir, OF $1,000 sold TO @ gentleman of Frankfort. Nv,
N. l.. n
ang 10 Sole Agent for the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

HATS. HATS FROM 81 so TO 20 90.
nERS0NS wanting a cheap Hat will please eaIl at
= HARPER'S. lie has always sold his Hats cheaper
than any other csi ablishment IN the city. lie has them.
al this time that he can afford To retail Napt Hats a. so
Russia at S2,1. Call and see them. together with Glazed
Hats, White and Back Wool Hats, Round Tops, Drab
Sporting Hats, together with alsrge lot Of Cars OF vsri-
Gus qualities. which I win sell cheap and no mistake.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

PRETTY. The iollovin is from Itoo.rs
description Of a summers eve.
The flowers have shut their ewes: the ~
phyfs light los gone having rocked .he leaves
To sleep. and ali tIc little birds have laid ticit
heads under 'hcis wings, sleeping Ia feather
beds"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

IL T. H~ORNBROOk would inform their customers
" and others along the River. the, they are STOUT 10
s.sto ga Their Fsh TTp, with the me Plat Boat WASH.
aud viii he at the different landings AZ a
tout the usual time. with q full stock OF Trimmings. Pa.
Per, b'ank Books, Stationary. together with a general va
ricty Of Fancy Goods.
RAGS. Fiax, Feathers. Ginseng and BccswAx wanted in
eNehGngctst the highest market rates.
10. U. HORNBROOk Wholesale Variety Dealers,
snH 10 Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

THE FALL OF THE TARIFF.-Tbe ~.
peal OF the Tanfl cmbOdics so much uf need.
less wroDgsnd oppression that we DO not won.
der that our community find n difficult to
bear the blow with patience. The evil itself
- Overwhelming; but the manner in which il
ia inflicted Is still more iutolcraOlc. IL was
asked by no human beiug-lt was rrmonstm-
ted against by millions. il benefits no one-it
ruins large and %populOus districts. il was pass.
Ell by a minonty-passed TO please a Prince
who bcctoTed Congress into submission
passed tu reduce tie revenue when the Ma.
ton is envolycd in war aud on the brink oil
baukmptcy-p1sssd by the votes Of Northern
slaves Of southern shareholders. Poor Penn
s%ylvania though that she had made assurance
double sure aud taken a bond at fate. Ia The
pledges OF the Keepers al her conscience, vet
upon her, with accumulated add tcntold ma
IiSnacy, does thc tempest break. The East
can live ont the storm but tie iron and coal
oi fennsyiyanio arc sacrificed; and she ia.
WIN d sneeung commentary on her crriulity.
given over to bankruptcy and min hy her psf.
ucuiar and cherished friends rf the pr.ent
administfation.-North American.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
TRUST SALE OF LOrs IN EAST
WHEELING

DI virtue OF a deed of trust, executed by John Gil.
- christ, bearing date ON the 18th day OF May, 1894.
and recorded In the Clerks office OF the County Court
of Ohm county, in Deed Book No. %, page I9s, 4 shall.
ON the 9Th day OF September next. proceed To sell At pub
lie sale, at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, 10 the highest bidder, Lots No. - uwenty twol
and la lone hundred and forty FOUR and the one undivi
ded third part OF Lot No. 80, uwo hundred aud forty. }
aud the East half OF Lot No. @1 two hundred and thir-
iy-one) IN East Wheeling; live per cent OF the purchase
money To he paid i'm hand and the residue in two equal
payments al one aud two years from the day OF sale, the
purchasers giving bonds and good security, hearing in
iercst from the day of sale. Selling A. trustee I shsii
only make such title a. Is vested In me ny said deed Of
trust. aug en NJ. NELSON, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

NHEMICAs. CoLoRs GLASS. &C.
~ 30 hbhS. Alum, 50 eases Chrome Green.
800 casks EPSON salts, 80 " . Yellow
lu0 bids Giauler 900 bbls. Spanish Whiting
?Ut0 10. Tariaric Acid, 50 bIs Paris White
lUOhs. Rochelle Sails 30 tons White Lead In oil
iuoo Us scidiitz Mixture Lewis. Methcriii's,
sO hhds. Copperes Atlantic. Ulster and
100 carloys Ol Nitriol BALTIC. Factories
80 casks soda Ash 1000 Ii<- Dyewoods
~ ~ bleSch'g Powders 20 kegs Reh'd Saitpct re
2OOO H.. Prussian Iiiuc 800 realms sand and Glass
lUVO lis. Chinese " 50 hlS. Putty TPaper
lVOO 5. Prussiaie Potash 1000 lie. Sugar OF Lead
luO ll~. Bici rdmaie =. 20 cases Verdirriss. fero.
800 liz. Paris Green, dry in OH
and gro. In oil
JOOloxcs BALTIC. and New Jersey Window GLASS
200 Iovcs bedford and saranac Crown Glass.
lW0 ioAcs TumbleJs, flssks, Wine n Porter Bottles
1000 foNe~ of Druggists GLAsSW
lo hhls. Spanish brown and yellow OCHRE,
80 hbis. Roll Rhinestone
5000 lis. ofGLuE ofexery quslitp
For sale at Factory prices by Agents of mauufsc turcr.
III. Z. J. BAKER,
anS { 2w 4. South Charles street.
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FOR TENT.

a COMFORTABLE Dwcllin. house near the East
- Wheeling Msrkc, House, now occupied BY A.
Houser. Apply on the PREMISE. aug ION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
POSTMASTFR IN THOITnLr :

~ CARPENTER, Postmaster at Greenfield. Mas
VS. ol Thursday last, arrested on the clarse
o. obtaining ihe signature 10 note by hlse
aui fraudulent pfctcnccs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

THE RIVER is again low, and almost all
boats
Pittsburgh bound,
Are aground
AT Beaver shoals.
And the rocks laugh,
As they try 10 get of
With steam and poles.
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VIRGiNtA-iS Cu,NcERY.-At Rules held in IN,
v CLERKS Office of 1.-THE Circuit superior Court OF Isyy
snd ChsnecIy for the County Of Ohio, in the month of
william H. Harrison Complainant.
Against
John }. Wells and John Ready. partners in hu.,no.
ton, William M'Coy, William J. Robh, Edward IA fhs
hugh, Laehariah y. Yarnal, Samuel MitebeI Is.;.h
The Defendant John Ready not having .n De,eSdsn.s.
Pearsnoe and given security according TO the act ~ a.,
sembly and the rules OF this Court, aud il sppesriny h.
satisfactory p%foofihat he Is not an i~nhabitant oftbe Con,
'nonwealih Of Virginia; on motion Of the Cotnnlsinsn, h.
counsel, u is ordered that the said Defendant do snnss,
here on the first day Of the next Fan term oftbi. cov, 81
snswer the Complainant hill. and that a copv az this ,r.
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the
city 0f Wheeling for two months sucee~ively and no.,sd
dthe font door Of the court house Of Ohio county. A
copy icste.
Wheat aug Io-2m ALEX. r. LAIDLBY. Clerk.
VIRGINIA-Is cHsScssy-M Rules held in the
v Clerk. ohhoe ofihe Circuit Superior Cour ofI.sw
and ChS9e.ry TOT the Coua'y Of OHIO. IN the month Of
John List sgd sob,essi Brady, Executors Of lame.
Against
Nathaniel ?. Atkinson. Elod n. CsIdreu A.,.nA,,
sa~eH IhaHes Nesve and Jane u. his wif, Moses q.
800 ana Ioens W hs wife, William A. DAWSON and
Ann A. his wife, Suhieski Brady and Mar n : o.
" w,'sh .aa nih<n ~ AleasHecr, Jane r., JosnS
ia" OF Alexander Caldwell, deceased and John Gihssp
defendants.
"a he peie"dsnis Cha'ies Nesve and Jane y. his wife.
"'a = lawson and Ann 4. hs wifi, aua John Glib.
~ nt hei thf entered their appearance and riyes seeu.
~ eeoo'liug !" ihe act ~ Assembly and fhs rules 0f tits
eDulA sha p appearing BY satisfactory proof thai fbsy
y hs ihhshitsnls ~ tbc romuonwcaih VI wanna
~ Hoilon ~ thc Compliments BY counsel. Il l. orderot
we sstl defendants Do appesf here on the Gfst dsV os
~ htil AZ term ~ tbs C0un and answer tbe COM
-.Hsu' spl' sed that 4 copy 81 this Order ia fortboyfh
some newspaper printed in ne city pfVyhoa.
n- ~ ~ months fucce-iYciy and posted Al t3r frnnt
oitie c"uu hpuee cfDhio county. a rnuy te.fa
aug i0-2m ALEX. .LAIDLEY.Cerk.
UlRClNtA-fs CRasseav-At Rate. hotS
titb uthcc ofthc Crcut superior Conc .gr..
az ,na.e.y iof the County Of OHIO. in TIE morth ~
Gsofr. gsriet sud is,ob Fofs. co. partner. snss, ~,
"ai"e" COnpisiusnts.
fac'p ~ 'pnneh and Robert MY-oupef eoosytre,s ,,t..
90 nfa n a n M'Connsu
me beienatnt Robert MVonnrn. NOT haVinu etts.od
aPlfaftHee and uyrH security according ~ Ire 49,
'l N.'Hla} ahd the fuies oftnis Court. and d sgpesring
talFiariofr proof that Del s nos ~ initsbbsat al ~
eih.'hrtsiiii % Virgins. 0n ntotion ~ the Complain.
.il- Y 'unsel % = ordered thsi ere said naffndant 40
WE Nff nn the nfd dsy ri the nest fsu term 81 this
'Wt 500 ahT4ef fHf toiuris fuants htH. aud ttsf : rppv
~ thi. ofHef - f1fthNtth iuaeFtrd 10 autua rtsrnanef
tinted u the cav Of Wheeiina So two nfentir airfra
trlF ard postef a. the nent door ofthe court h1uss III
lhIn county. AropY tcato
sus iO-la ALEX T. LAiDLEY. Cstk
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YYIRclNfA.-Is CnAScrRy-M Rules held in m,
y Ccrks Ofice OF the Cucuit superior Court Of I.~.
and chsncery Tor the County of ohio. in the month OF
August. icth. '"
Rees d. Smith, Adu@'r OF Js,c s.niur. deed. compiain.r,
Against
Isahei Garden. Adminisirsirix, and Alexander csrde,
Administrator, OF David Garden, deed Defendant
The Defendant Isabel Garden. not having entered her
sppcr ance and given security according tn tho act of
Assembly and the rules of this Cour., and Il appeariuv bv
Commonwealth ofNirginia: on motion Of the Complain.
ant by counsel. 4; n ordered that the said rofencsnt do
appear here on the tirsi dsy ofthe next Fall term OF th,a
Court sni answer the Compliments bill, and that . COPY
oithis orier lie forthwith inserted in some newSpapcr
printed in the city OF WI ceiling for two months sueces.
sively and posted at the trout door OF the court house OF
Ono county. A copy tes:e.
Ne'son aug i0-em ALEX. I. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
YTfRGlNIA-IS Cu.ScrRy.-M Rnlcs held iu the
and Chsneery tor the County OF ohio I'm the month vf
August. 1876.
Zsehariah Jacob, Administrator Of Samuel sprisr. de-
ceased, Complainant,
Louisa Fsliour in her own right, and as Administrative
of Bieton Faiiour, decreased, aud John Faflour. Eliza
beth faiiour. Francis faiicur, James faiiour, Mary
fanour. William falour. Susan fallour, aud Brcatou
fsnour, children and heirs Al, law OF said Breason
Ia iour. deceased and John Richie, Defendants.
Tie Defendant John Richie not having entered his
appearance aud given security according To the act Of
Assembly aud the rules of tins Court. and u appearing by
SATISFACTORY proof that he - not AN inhstitant OF the Com.
inonwcsth OF Virginia; On motion of the compiainsnt bv
counsel, u ~ ordered that the said Defendant do appear
here ON the first day of the ncai Fall term Of this Court
and answer the Compisiusnt's hin. and that q copy at
rs "nief y tofthwt tn inserted In some newspaper Pub
lishcd ~ the city of Wheeling for two months .ue ec~siv va
ly1and posted at the front door of the Conf House OF o.
hto county. A copy tcstc ALEX. II. LAIDIEK.
, & =. aug 10 nm CIerS.
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STEAMB REGISTER
6 PORT OF
f8S@ WHEELING Ex@eA6u

WHEELING DIVISION meets on Monroe
street every Friday at s O'Clock, 2. NJ.
HENRY ECHOLS, W. p.
w. X. GALLY, K. s.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee on Commerce for august.
w. T. sELBY, THos. HUGHEs, ). y. WHARTON.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATEAT PUBLIC
AUCTION, COMMENCING AT 10 o.
CLOCK Al

hoStIoEN, Al III " :
CLOCK, A. NJ.
IN SATURDAY, ruE 22xp nav or Arorsr. commencing
- AT mo'eiock. A. NJ. the fuliowi ing Described Real rs.
tsie VIII hc Offered a. Public Sale aud sold without re.
serve. Tn wit. Lot No. 4 In square 10. on 9Th stree. M.
On which are two oftbe moSt desirable residences In the
eity; which will re sold separate or together to suit pur
eha-ers; Lot No. n. On Ceutrc street. in crsham's addr
ton; the east hslfof Lot No. lNi ON John street, the wrS,
hall of Lot No. l63 ON Zane street, and Lot No. 2r2 neat
Wheeling Greek. an excellent manufacturing site. Aiio
the aiove properly viii lie offered for sale ON the said I'D
day of August, and any Information rclat i've thereto cai
he obtained IN the meantime by calling ON the suhscrihc
az the Monroe House. TITLE Clear and unquesiions
bic. TERMS, one third of the purchase money IN cash
The balance in three equal insiaimenis at six. twelve an,
eighteen months with interest. WIN. DOUGLASS.
WV. Hall, Auc,ioneer. aug 10 ew
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d. AINE a. 90.
OF LOTTERIES.

VA.
III bklLlIANT ATTRACTION FOR THE lgTH
OF
THE fsilowin IN Brilliant schcmc il presented tl,us EAR.
" 10 The patrons OF Fortunes Home in order that
those at distance may have fun time to order their tic.
kc,s and receive them icfoTc the day OF drawing. The
SeiIci'e y ono oi extraordinary attractions. having in it
prices Amounting 10 over oNE AILLIos OF DOLLARS. A
package OF =, tickets may contain the grand prize OF
Snouoo aud > OF Sso,OOO for the trihing sum Of sara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

CO. We are indebted 10 Mr.. Archcr OF the
Senate and MIR. Rockwell OF the House, from
Connecticut. for Congressional documents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

The bill TO reduce aud graduate The price
H' public lands came before the House upon
lIle question OF COncuuing in tlc amendments
Oi tit Scudtt.
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. OF s2OOoOi Q OF sIOooo,
100 OF $1,000 I7G OF S5OOI

Grand Consolidated Lottery, CIass No. ~. 10 h. drawn
on saturday, Sept. 10, 1876, At Wilmington. Delaware.
~UMBER DRAWN BALLOTS.
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Terns of the Enquirer.

- The Enquirer Is published DAILY aud SEMI
TriY For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
sa n, the rate Of eight dollars If taken for short
ar", than one year. For the Seni-Weekly, hve
nrr annum, and Three Dollars for six months,
in advance 10 be paid IN the Office, or remitted BY
uos, pail; or Six Dollars per annum at the end Of
ne Al dues TO this Office may be rcmltted per mail
aud available Bank notes, at the risk of tho Edi-
,e.,are ef all letters 6eiag pad BY tAe priters-
~ sage Of single letter Is scarcely Of any account
s-,irr Il is the accumulation Of postage, In an
1--WE business, which operates as serious tar
mon ne Editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- THE DAILY EN0UlRER-ror one square Of
I'm lu.- 81 iess, first insertion, hfty cents, and
80, suct o4dmg insertion twenty-five cents-ii insert
s,,,rs 4 week twice week, three times week,
,s,,y seven and hall cents.
IN TuE SEMl-WEEKLY-One square of sixteen
or less first insertion IS cents; for each contnu
nosfs from distance must be accompanied with the
scce pay satisfactory references, 10 insure eIecu
~ All Osi,uariss and Marriages from the country
s@neyer the par,ys handwriting Ia unknown al thin
cSer must bs authenticated by the endorsaon of The
S;na,rr in the neighhorhood they will in no case
\. ,gb>hed. Every measure, that has been taken Il
en, ,mpcsiions and quizzes, has proved heretofore
rra.l,ng. We must, therefore, Insist, In such case
saon Tie communication being certified by the name OF
tss Postmaster. ,7ri,ten on the back Of the letter.
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A Valuable Estate
~ TIE COUNTY OF ORA
asAnIyrT

IN IRE VT oIs1AN6E IA>
MARKET.
TAM anxious sell either portion, or the whols OF
i nv land, upon the Rapid Anne River, IN the county
q. Orange. This Estate il esteemed by those who
know it, elnal il SUPERIOR TO any in this region It's
assessed value is high rs any In the county. This
Tract is supposed contain about 6o0 acres, ana am
willing to sell either the WHOLE or 300 acres without
he buildings; if divided, full proportion of timber
cnnd be allotted 10 each part. Adjoining this last sou
acres there are also 80 Of very valuable tmbered
land " hch can be had. The two united, would form
most desirable Farm. Owing 10 the excessive drought
Of the past summer, my lands do not present their
usual gowth Of grass yet their fine adaptation To grass
TO all grain crops, and TO tobacco Wen known IN TINS
vicinity There 60 of The richest low grounds
and part of this deposte from the river, SUN
enrich least 2O0 acres Its qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory The dwell
ling this Farm has been consumed by hre, but The
walls still good and he fully repaired al cost
OF s6a the contract price offered by excellent work
man. These walls are 81 feet by ~ feet. two story,
wh an excellent cellar. The cost of wood work must
depend upon its execution. The timber, however, IS
abundant the land, aud there are two saw Mills,
distant less than mile. The contiguy Of these Saw
M,l, Two Gr.t M.lIs large FIGURING Mil and flourish
in. Woolen Factory, must add essentially TO the con.
yrnlenre and value OF this Estate The location Is
such tina: IL canuot be made pass way, aud Is pecu
lzIy removed from annoyances of all kind. The
river has heen surveyed. and company IL now FORM
lnz with most haterng prospects of opening naviga
,ca from this Farm Fredericksburg; and its distance
rom ordcnsville Depot of Louisa Railroad Us only ~
miles The buildings now standing an excellent
Knehen. with four rooms, n Meat House. Dairy,
large Framed Stable, Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins The e;aiden is prodnc
t,y, and the Yard beautiful with an extensive noun
IAN view My terms are onehird cash, residue IN one
and Two years, with withou; interest, as may be
agreed between myself and the purchaser An unques
uoasbe title will be conveyed
Aau ~. g.. N.
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An, ., Acopy WIN O. WINSTON. g. H. q.

~ CHANCERY-viRolSIA: -Ar Court held for
Prince Edward county. the 18th day OF June. 1866
William boswell. Thomas Boswell, Allen Philips and
Elizabeth ~. his wife, formerly boswell, and Norris
Taylor and Mary his wife, formerly boswell,
against Plaintiffs:
Henry n. Watkins and James Vaughan and Sally his
wife, Defendants
The plaintiffs, by their attorney, have this day flied
NEW nii setung forth. that snm Of money remains
~ Ihe nahns OF Henry n Watkins, Esquire, attorney
ln sun Under the style Of ndsnn u.s. Hudsons admi-
n'sra'or, formerly pending in this Coult. in which
sun tnee was mai decree pronounced at the Septem
Der ter 1872 ny The terms OF which the said sum of
money is due to i"hn Law aud Polly his wife, Henry
hne ana 1uath MS wife Francis Vaughan and Magda-
line his u fr, james Miller and pats-y hi, ,v,r ana
Thomas N ooIe and Susanna his wife WIN ,oas,ha,
with the q! intins, and James Vaughan and Sn,v his
wife, are opposed 10 be the distributes and bsiye 4,
law Of SAIL Mason deceased; and that al The time of
he said dec the said persons absent from tle
State of VII 2nla, and their residences were unknown
and that lhe plaintiffs and the said Watkins have since
The decree aforesaid made diieent enquiry as 10 ,hs,
places Of abode and have not been able ascertain The
ame on consideration whereof, and on the motion If
ae Wanlls, the Court doth adjdge, order and decree
% n NE said John Law and Polly his wife, Henry King
INV Judith his wife, Francis Vaughan and aagdalene
ma we, James Miller and Patsey his wife, and Tho
moore and Susanna his wife, their descendants,
ibs, mere al The September term next, and make
parties defendants in this cause that their
,o1~ We aseer'aned and il appearing by satsfac-
Sav hi. NJ. .hat The defendants, James Vaughan and
wealth ,he Con s,s not Inhabitants of this Common
pear here At The uo further Order that they also APP
psin,iT, sn e nsHt September term, and an.wer the
nus ol and that copy Of lssas ords,a :. ,n.s.
81 come newspaper published in ,h, rs ~
,s Week iol eleht weeks successive,v "a az, -
ran copy .nefee be posted al the front door =, ,hs
, naI !" Q, lnls county A Copy-Tes,s " '"'
b. J. WoRsHAM, C. C..