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ADMINISTRATORS Nntice.

4 ETfERS of administration, on the
A1 estate of Mary Aakeny, late Of Som
ersei township. deed. having been grant
ed 10 the subscriber; all persons indebt-
ed TO the said estate. are requested to
meet at the house Of The undersigned in
Lavausyille on Thursday The 10Th Of
June next. prepared 90 settle and those
having claims 10 present them at The
same time and place properly auIhenii-
caIed
DAVID Shuttle,
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THE MARKETS.

Flour is selling in Philadelphia at
$3.50, in Baltimore at S8,75, and in New
York at 1925. 50 is asked for wheat,
but no sales have been effected at that
price,
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Doctor HTHiam IFrighf:- Dear Sir,
1T is with great satisfaction that I in
form you Of my having been entirely Gu
red Of dyspepsia. Of five years standing.
By the use Of your Indian Vegetable
Pills.
Previous 10 meeting with your cele-
brated medirine, had been under the
care Of several physicians, agd had tri-
cd various medicines, bni all &c no effect.
After using one 25 cent box Of your pills.
however, | experienced so much benefit.
that resolved TO perseyere in the use Of
them, according to directions. which /
am happy to state has resulted III per-
feet cure. In gratitude 10 you fer the
great bsns6 have received, and also in
the hope that others similarly afflicted
may be induced to make Q trial Of your
extraordinary medicine, send you this
statement with full liberty TO publish the
mans if you think proper. Yours. &c.
G, C, BLACK.
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Somerset County, ss.
MAY 2s. Is47.

Mrc@H A + an adjourned Orphans
) - Courl held al Somerset, in
&fJr said county on helOthday
2c~~R eli May, l847, before the
Honorable the Judges thereof
On motion Of Mr.. Kimmel, the court
grant rnl5 on The Hairs and legal rep
reseniauves OF John Graham, deed, 10
appear at an adjourned Orphans cnu,I
10 be held al Somerset, on Monday the
6.h day Of September l847, and shew
cause ifsnylhey have, why The real estate
Of said john Graham, deed. should not
be sold.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this l0lh day Of May. ls47.
Wm. IL. PICKING,
Msy. %. 1917. clerk.
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Warwars:ag, Ulster Go, New York.

Beware Of Cena'erfeiss Of sll kindsi
Some are coated with sugar; others are
made 10 resemble in outward appearance
the original medirine. Tie safest course
is, to purchase from the regular agents
only. one or more Of whom may he
found IN every village s town in The state.
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AGENTS for Somerset County
pARKER & ANKENY. Somerset,

M. A. Ross. Pe;sssburg.
Samuel Kimmei. Pine Mills,
Ross & Parker. JenrersIile.
Michael Sipe, Somerset wnshiP.
Aaehinbaugh & Brnbakcr, CeauesIlle
Henry Stevens. Bskerstown,
Geo Clarke. Sinvssown.
Geo A Cake. Barksiav J,
liay & Rasr. l.atans Tie.
J G. DarfeII. Sseiibeeld.
Offices devoted exclusively - ihe s~'e
OF UTigtt's kidiml legefat'e ttifs-
wholesslse ard retail. - i'aee Sgrs,s.
Philadelphia; 2ss Cfeenwieb slrse.
New 4 erk and i9s Tfsmeas SsTs & i'os-
ten. aasf
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as a FuTther E'Videnon

That the principle of curing disease
by cleansing and purifying the body. is
strictly in accordance with the laws
which govern the animal economy; ami
il properly carried out by the use of
UHghFs Indian Jegefa5is Pills.
viii certainly restir-in the complete ab-
oitiou Of disease; We Offer the following
testimonials, from persons of lhe highest
pectability in New York. who have
been recently cured uflhe most obstinate
complaints. solely by the use of Wrgb's
Indian Vegetable Pills Of The North A.
merican College Of Health.
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.NIczc advertisements.
Somerset County, IS.
The Commonwealth of Penn

svIvania, iD the Sheriff OF Somersei
County, Greeting:
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WHEREAS, a, an adjourned
Orphans Courl, bald al Som.
erse,, in and for said county,
on the 10Th day of May. A,
L.corn tha unn Jeremiah =
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VIZ. II. PICKING.
May 25. l647. Clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
ooh Jamu1ry, 1911.

sn,EALED PROPOSALS will 10 received, AT
~ til" Office OF the acting assistant ComnnS'
srrv of Subsistence. Fort NasiiIa, {. NJ until
10 O'Clock A. VI, on Moniay, the 18th day OF
March. 1917. for delivering at the subsistence
store house Fort Wash.1. 900 h1rrr's. moro or
less at the option Of the A. \. {. S. Of "frrsh
syycyfnc ilour" 10 be delivered quarterly. and
in such quantities as the A. \. {. 5. may direct
tho first delivery to b" on tho ooh day of May
1917. Persons bidding will state the amount
per barrel ut which they will furnish II. aIuc
contract will be given to the lowest responsible
bidder provided in the opinion of the A, A. {. 5.
/, is sufficiently rcosonabIc-ond no bd not made
by u responsible person viii he CONSIDERED
WlNF'D l.. HANCOCK.
ID 1t. 9Th inf.
4. 4. {. s.
Io.y-rv 30 lst1-5l Vt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
S. B. BENNeT

|ITAS now hand, and will constantly keep, we'll
81 selected stock Of superior Blue, Black, Invisible
<Gecn Cadet and all other fashionable conrs of broad
fcoths and the hlndsomcst stock Of Casino and
Nestings offered in the State, purchased this
Ston in Now ork which he il at all times prcpIrcJ to
kDmake up in the most fashionable style and superior
ap Or All kinds Of trimmings from the finest quail
pain.
Iiie atte-s himself from his long experience to be
a1b' NO plcaec; and will warrant his WORK to he what 1t
repre- cntC l. Reports Of Fashions received quarter
u. lrmN New York and PhIladslPha.
" ftt -us " ,lsiT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

,r,r;, te ua'r. u,n of tn "rPrz" 'ano'i waste
Il cir enrrgcs among Us. nni 'nSI"al ct ""'''''
;,g uur rcuutr, must rrirngadc. Tn" i'n'"',rr
for ins,anre at present finds no one od'auiHG" by
crossing the river At Van Buren,, over the many
bye WAYS which divide the travel II Is al pres
en-, the great lloroughfarc. but to continue 50
,hcro must be a spirit of internal improvement
anon, our cirizrns; but this rather proves the me-
cs.sty than points out tn" resources.
Now the undcrlnkrrs offer To Subscribe halt the
cash-SpprnI. And am authorized t" say very
Ii, 81 would be required tnmnke up tho other
n" Provisions. lumber aud abour OF all sorts
would b.. r, Ceivcd ut liberal prices. In tins way
III, ahourrrs Of the country mrehI hN nSs"c'n'l""'
open profitable employ ne"t 20 themselves WIN "
cr,roirly of handsome rcrumcratron.
Some future efforts wit hereafter he made to
.Iuc,,lote tic positions here ASSUMED. am also
ready 10 contribute my mite to the rntrrpm[r;
MECHANIC.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
NEGROES For safe.

Negroes For safe.
~ the ODD day Of Fchrulry next at the Crurt
1 1uorsc door in the town uf. Ozark, in FunhIr,
y 1pty Arkansas, will sell to the highest bidder
fr t,,sh il hand. hkclg negro s!hvcS, Boy I'd
GIrl between 10 and IL years Old 'od as The proper
tho Coprt Of ? rebate Of the Comfy aforesaid.
'' ALFRED COFFEE, 4 diain'sfrIior
Of estate Of c. Wht.7n, S.:rIc-1
,,a,..rr -, 1872 It.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
BREAST-PIN LOST.

IIttLI.f'I T T nv f.OS I.
VA IS lost on tho 9th inst. On tie road between
W the residence of Mr.. Geo. W, Clarke,
auI this city, !rcast pin, of the foowing de.
>cripuon VIZ: three pink iopI: stones set in gold.
The findor, by leaving the same at this Office,
" Ill be bera'Iy rewarded.
Jan. S,h, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
EtEsE GOODS.

I'M NaVVfF'Ns
llULHROOk, CARTER. y CDHHANl.
kr.rr >:EELr, lfsr,>. MASSACHUSETTS,
F5ANl. constant, ru H.nd. hstI 3. rNr.u,n,I
for c1si. at ,Nuu~l,r nS,o .Jrul IF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DAY Gbhp|,
p,;r.u,rrN r.r'cu.t.oi i.r "">irfu .CaHr. ana
winch ln"y rti.r OF hb'.aI t'rmS +" purchasers
rrom Arkansas aud the ladru country.
lnnv. %. 1917. 5N-l2".
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
JAMES II. prER.
Acting Commissioner Q the
General Land Office.

The mineral lands embraced in The above proc.
hmnliom Of the prcSdcnt OF the Unted States,
are situated in Marion aud Carroll counties. IN
the norricrn part Of tic State of Arkansas, within
eight or nine miles Of tho west bank OF White
river. which, being navgabe and tributary OF
the Mississippi, affords easy and cheap trnnspor.
ral'"a to all IAc principal markets Of Tie Cn'ei
States. As the mineral qualities of these lands
have bu, recently been discovered, they have not
vet been thoroughly explored; the. have however.
been represented US Astounding in lead ore, Of Any
cNccIlcu! quality.
JAMES II. PIPER.
Acting Commissioner Of the
General Land Office.
S,r,spl,y SIh 1916. 1874 ".
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
Wanted.

- OR IABORINC Hands, for which fair price
4 will be paid at my farm, between Fort smith, and
"a Burcn J. II. HEARD
II r. bury ~, Si7.-I T..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

.ilullFI %. l>i1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

HAVE Iu,, opened at their Store on Man Street. a
1 fresh and veil assorted stock nf goods, CONSIST
~ M part NJ the following aTIcI,s, all Of any Of
T., Ia oh l ,r, ,,rrti Ia 80 A. u 4 the .taPsgl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-09

rI,HE next session Of this Institution will commence
the lst nj February, and terminate the goth Of June
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~, establishing the county of Boone, out Of

hill establishing the county Of Boone, out OF
,,rsel Cabel Kanawha and Logan; and
Nh 10 INCORPORATE The Western Branch Rail
Ia: Company.
message was received from the Senate by
a. .;nL,arR. who informed the House tina,
senate had passed The bill entitled IN act au-
,,yinc the States guarantee to certain bonds
',se Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
/ 4 bill 10 authorize The Farmers Bank OF Vir-
MA 10 establish branch of said Bank in The
1 'uo ot Alexandria, was read second time, and,
T. motion OF Mr.. HARRISON, OF Loudoun, the
,,,ber consideration thereof was indefinitely
k2aronei.
bill 10 facilitate The construction Of an Elec-
H.. Telegraph line on the great Northern and
E,,lhern mail route, was read second lime
T., upon substitute thereto was submitted by
H.. CARSON; and then, on motion Of Mr..
FAKE. the said bill and amendment were laid
tpen ,helabe
A bin concerning The Virginia Military In
;ule was read second time--,hereupon
1 ,on was made that the bill be Indefinitely post
roned and i, was decided in the negative
b. noes 46.
4 motion was made BY MIR. VERIFY 10 strike
Ia, The section which appropriales 1000 dollars
I,r The erection OF buildings Tor an additional
Professor, which was decided in the Affirmative
-ayes So, noes S.
The said bill was further amended, and rs
(nended was ordered 10 be engrossed and read
.nird time.
Bills were read the first time BY their title, and
|avious reports OF committees were read and
|gteed 10. -
L1nnfnnd.
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POSTPOSEN,ST
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTRUCTION. IN
RICHMOND VA.

THE undersigned have ASSOCIATED themselves foy tho
purpose o. presenting 10 the student the opportuni.
~ o being thoroughly instructed IN The and
higher departments Of Medicine. The want Of mira
hle attainrnts with the who enter the ranks Of
TIE profession has awakened the profess ion of onr On
r country In the necessity 81 reform; and In, most
feasible corrective, and me which i. al hand is welt
regulated system at instruction. Conducted IN private
he seen and removed Inc establishment If almost
rey new branches the rapid advance IN Several ar the
Important departments, and the great change which
they nave Impressed upon the science, have dlsplayed
me utter inily OF The loose system Of Office nstruc-
ton, IN Use inr lia'f century.
Many those 10 whom The instruction Of the student
has been condrd from their reotenrss from The great
rts or from the tolls ~ !aborina Practice are not m.
ahrd 10 keep pace with the advancing srp Of the SCI
tnce. Text books, which, during their pupIagr were
dtsrrvedly ePnrd valuable authority have become OBJ
sortr aud u not false guides IL The student can al
br-i hut conduct HIM 10 The threshold Of his profession
ih- several departments, embracing General and
~ cn Pathology, General and Special Physiology,
Maeria Medlri, Medical jurisprudence and Chemistry
with The application o: Ausculiation and Percussion 10
the Exploration of Disease viii be 50 arranged and in
"nctd 10 the student hs 10 secure uniform progress
IN his studies Clinical instruction will also constitute
part Of The corse and The student will Mt all times
have 10 the medical and surgical cases under
treatment In The College Inffmary and Richmond Aims
House.
The system nj instruction viii consist of recalions,
careful examinations and projections, daily throughout
the session of FIVE months commencing on the third
Monday 5thl of March. 1897
Tue classes MI lie IN arranged 10 suit those who
ARE commencing the study Of Medicine and others no
are ~ different stages Of proficiency.
rec Tor the course, PAYABLE IN advance, $50.
AUG. T.. WARNER, NJ. u.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, ". D.
JAMES II. CONWAY, VI. u.
Richmond Feb "a, l547.-clOt
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CHRISTIE'S GAlyANiC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.-Tha, season Of the year when plasters Of
any kind used with the greatest benefit is just APP
preaching Ii is therefore deemed proper direct pub
lie attention To the Galcanc Strengthening Piastrr,
which is confidently asserted to he the most safe,
tan prompt and eiTectna application discovered.
This truly wonderful preparation is IN reality triple
compound, uniting all the eficacious powers Of the
health restoring and life giving agents Gavanisin,
Electricity, and the Magnetic power Those varied in
Auences, approved and 40 beneficial medical ap-
pances are here united IN form the elegant ef-
fectua and convenient having the advantage ofimne
date contact with the affected parts, and thus supply
ing the mysterious currents in constant and united
stream For every complaint in which plaster is he
nefcial, the Galvanic irenglhenng Plaster in conf
IDENTITY asserted To he the hest in the wcri.
For further particulars, advertisement in another
part this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may he had
gratis by application the for this city, Mrssrs
DUVAL & PURCELL. druggists. la7 Main ST., Rich
mond. VI. Also, for sale in Wyihavile, Va, by WIN.
". Spilirr March. 1s47
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Stralsoes,s Office.


MO. 5, SOHTH FOURT EEN TIL
Let allthe world say what theycan,
For selling prizes STRArToS' the man.
Drawn Nos. Of sussry Lottery. Class %, MarchG:
q Is ~ 60 &c 81 - G5 81 - IA 81 "a 4.
iickst Nos. 62 -, Capital sold and paid BY
SrRATToN.
Drawn Nus. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass X March
80 S 4 ! 10 Is 43 80 IS 10 a. A.
paid by SrRarTuN.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery Eslra cla,. 70, Mn G.
u 81 IS 81 81 IA IL IL II IL i 49,
Teksi Nos. l IL Is i Four moe cap,aI: sold and
T Tess. Mos NS. $ - . 8 8 paid by sfSArroS
Drawn Nos. Of I.eesburg Lottery. Glass n. March g.
ID 81 &c II - - , 81 "a 81 II 81.
ticket Nos. "a 10 ci, another Capita, sod aud
paid 81 STR ,TroN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
25 600 DOLLARS! 1890 DOl.LARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 10
Capitals: $4,000, $500, 1000, , 900, 1873, 10
Of 800, 10 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, IS drawn.
Tickets 5; halves !; quarters ,.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS
alexandria Lottery No. 10.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 1888, p
of 900. nc. 10 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets IS;
halves so; quarters | -.
1859 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARSi
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No 20.
Capitals: S23529, 50 Of 1000, 5000, 1000, 2.2O0,
l,679, &c. rs Nos and II drawn Tickets &C;
halves 3; quarters l so.
1000 DOLLARS! 1850 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Mononealia Lottery, No. 10. Ca
pitals: $1,000, 1850, oil 1000, 5 Of 300, &c. sc
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets so So halves 25;
quarters 81 cents
1000 DOLLARS! $500 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex No. 81. Capitals:
$1,000, $500, 1861, s OF 1000, &c. rs Nos,
IS drawn. Tickets 81 50; halves p; guar.
ters g. cents
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY NlGHT-Sussex, Extra No.
81. Capitals $4,000, 900, 575, &C., &c
&c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.; halves so
cents; quarters 25 cents.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets i'll all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawinss sent when re.
quesled. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
March Richmond Va
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IN I'll SNtEKS.-ViRG.sIa Ia wit:-At rn... held
IT The CLERKS ..ice of llc Circuit Sn2erin. al
Law and cn,c-ry Tor Chesterfield County, llh day
CT j!ni1ry, I'll:
t'reed u SnellhF7, PiAini.T:
against
William \. Hancock AMI John Walker, Defendants.
Tns la ,,nr IL plaintiff and ilc his hi;i, AMI the
defendant, Wan. L. Hancock, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security, according Ia the act Of
Assembly and til. rules Gf this Court, and !; appearing
by satisfactory r:.!.Hcc thai he IL nhab'ant Of
ia conl::, y Is ordered thar rhc said absent defendant
arrsu me, iules Ia h. holden for the said Cont
tn h., 'ianlay March next, and answer the bill Of
The p:ir., aud that copy If this order he forthwith
ciiy ~ Rlsbmord, for eight weeks successfully and
posted at The front or 81 the Courh house of this
iy. Cnpy-Trsia,
Jan. a-cw2m W. W. 4. COGBIIL, D. c.
~ CfltAcERY.- Al Rnes held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit superior Court If Law
AMI rhlncrrv for Cumberland county, on Monday, The
dlh III, ~ iaana:y, all
I'll IL. iind;ns, Plaintiff:
against
Gl''aud Brown, Raymond R. Minor, and hiss wife,
alartaa ]. Mino-, netra iin.s.
The defendant, Garland Crown, not having entered
III. lg,sarGc- lnd siven security, according. Ia HE act
81 Assembly AMI H.. rules Of This Court, and II appear
III, ~ satisfactory e1dence that hr Is not an lnbabItan
u ii- Gn,iinoE%rath il il ordered, thai the said de
taGar dn appear here thr first DAY n( March term
neu ani III. hill &c Tho Plaintiffs and that
py III is order !,e iasthwh inserted In some re:spn-
pr, published tde ry Of Richmond for tso mouths
s-ivey aud posted II The font door o The Court
lnnsc al iEis rnbnl;. A copy-res,o
IAN l9--cwan u. WOODSOS. D. G.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,,cuMoND MARKETs. March :

RICHMOND MARK ETS. March 4.
TOBACCO There is some animation in the
market Tor manufacturing descriptions. We
81 lie Jugs a, 81 25 90; common Leaf, 2 so a
.; miidling, 3 so 90; good and fine, SO
/ rs.
FLOUR Generally held at Sc IS.
WHEAT-Good 10 prime 1876 to l4O cents per
|u>he for best white.
OATS--50 cents-in demand
WHEAT OFFAL-B ~! cts; Shorts II
|enls; Brown Siufs 80 cents; Shipslufs so Cts
CORN-Corn IS ri Cts
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smithfeld and City
tared, 9. 81 cts; Joles cents; Hams II CTS =
Western Sides, new, 9. 81 CTS; Shoulders, s a
|. cents; Joes 4. a : cts. Old Sides 81 a CTS;
|houlders a u cts. LARD No. /, l0a l0a cts.
CATTLE-For Cattle from The scales, gross
height, So IS a 90; melt G so 8, according 10
|nal;y. MUTToN S3 a Si-scarce and in
emand Hoes: sc SO, scarce.
COTTON-9i a 70 cents per ID.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man
hester (Faelory prices) Nos. to II, Is cents;
Eos. IL to IS, 10 cents.
RlCE-New crop "A At cents per pound.
SALT-$l so from wharf; 60 from store.
LlME-Lasl sales 81 | 25.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE GARDEN FARM AT
AUCTION

On Saturday, tie 2Oit d0y If 3Iare6, 1S41.
p virtue ola decree Of The Hastings Court al Nor-
- i"lk city, III The sun OF Andrews W. Cookies AL
innsfrato aud Others, will proceed IL SELL nj public
suction" To The highes, bidder Saturday. the I day
o. ihis crescent month, aarch.l front Of thr Beacon
utr, ~ Norfolk city. about II O'Clock, NJ that vaIa-
biz Garden Fam Of which NJ. Cooke decreased, died
seed and possessed adjoining the of Portsmouth,
am immediately on The main road To Suffolk.
THIS farm contains about sixty acres ii land in the
highest possible state Of cultivation and fertility and IL
enclosed with substantial and durable fence OF cedar
posts and jumper rails.
From The great pTodnrt,eness OF ibis land the 0uirk
ness oi Ms soil and lis ronguity and accessibility nv
fteani communication Ia The markets OF Norfolk Rich
ohh aud Baltimore may be safely sId tn be one Of
The most desirable Garden Farms this section Of Viz
giHia.
Ihr sale will be uron credit of six months except
f - much ~ Will pay The expenses thereof, which
wiz he required III cash The purchaser give bond
AMI security and the Commissioner retaining the title
10 The property 10 secure the deferred payment.
NJ COOKE, Commissioner
Norfolk, March a-cit
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-09
TRUST SALE OF LAND. NEGROES
AND nI,I1I,n nnnDEnn,x,


Rf virtue Of deed Of executed to the subscri-
- bers by lanes L. Fore. bearin. date on the 10th
instant, anu duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
mentioned, shall proceed on Wednesday the l7ih
Hach NEXT u falT, " not, the fair day, at The
residence Of The said James e. Fore sell the tract OF
aiO acres about 50 of which are App0mat,o. ow
grounds The tract of land Is valuable aud well adapt
ed TO ihr production Of wheat corn, oits and lob .cco
Al The same time and place, shall also sell, Tor cash
nine hkrly Negroes. consisting of men, women and
boys one of them hrst rate Carpenter. Also hr crops
81 Corn, Oars. Tobacco and Fodder, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Stocks OF all kinds, aud PLANTATION
Tools.
The terms Of sale Of The Land will be made known on
the day oil sale.
The Title TO the above property believed 10 be good
but acting IS Trustee shall convey only such title as
ID vested III me hy the said deed
Feh. 2l--cw,ds PETER X. MOSELEY, Trustee