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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25
Brilliant Lottery for 9Th June.
$4,000! 5 of 10000! 20 Of 5000
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
Snring and Simmer Goods.

XTTE have received this week, by railroad and steam
w boat, and packet Lynchburg, from New York and
Baltimore choice assortment Of ladies', gentcmens
and chdren's SPRING & SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
embracing all the latest varieties Of styles and fabric
that have been imported this season Among them
will be found
Rich Brocade and Fouard Silks
Plaid, striped and changeabe do.
Silk Tissues, Bareges, Brilliantine Lustres
Super Cinghams, Lawns, Organizes
Linen do, French Jaconets
Mourning and Second Mourning Ginghams
Jaconets and Lawns
French English and American Calicoss, from 81 cents
to rs.
Lace Capes and French worked Collars, great varie
ty and cheap
silk Fringes and Silk and pearl Buttons
Graduated do
Embroidered and plaid Grape Shawls
Silk and Barge do. and ScaIfs
Bonnet, cap and other Rbands
umbrellas, Parasols and Sun Shades-wth fall as
sormeni OF Staple Goods, which will he sold ut small
advance the cost for cash. acceptanres in the CITY,
VALENTINE, BREEDEN Il co,
May al-c4t No. 2I7, Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
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Westham for Sale.

TINE subscriber, in behalf OF and by authority
i from The heirs Of the lale Col John Amber,
deceased, offers for sale privately, that valuable
estate called Weslhani, situated on James river,
about nine miles above The city OF Richmond,
containing upwards oil !, 300 acres.
This estate has been recently surveyed and d.
vided into three separate farms; one lying be-
tween The river and The public road, known slhe
river road, containing 594 acres, OF which more
than 200 acres are low grounds, and l26 acres OF
il consist of valuable wood land. This par OF
The eslale derives much additional value from the
extensive water power created by the abutment
thereon, OF permanent dam (called Bosher's)
erected by the James River and Kanawha Com
pany.
The residue Of The property, lying north OF the
river road consists entirely OF high land, and has
been subdivided into two tracts or farms, each
conta ming about $50 acres; upon one Of which
there is comfortable but plain dwelling house
One OF the last mentioned tracts, contains up
wards of 200, and The other ia acres oil wood
land, including considerable portion oil good
timber.
The parties Interested 10 the above property be-
ing very DESTROYS OF effectng sale, for he pur-
pose OF DIVISION have authorized me 10 sell the
same either entire, or in separate farms, as above
described, for moderate price, and upon desira-
Bile terms; which will be made known 90 applca-
ton 10 me, al my office, or al my residence, cor.
ner of Marshall and llh streets, in the city Of
Richmond. A plat Of The survey and division
will also be exhibited 10 those DESTROYS OF purchas-
ing. ROBERT Z. NlChoLAS.
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TN The District Court OF the United States Tor
i the Eastern District Of Virginia, May Is,
l847:
The Alabama Life Insurance and
Trust Company Claimants
against i
Two Pianos, part Of cargo Of brig :"
ST. Simon, and George Fl, Elan. Admiralty.
ders and others,
On The motion Of the claimants, and with the
consent Of The bellanis, ordered that the Marshal
Of this Court sell, al public auction, for cash, TO
The highest bidder, The Two Pianos now in his
custody, and referred TO in The petition and libel
in This cause; two weeks notice of time and
place of sale having been previously given by
advertisement in one or more Of the daily papers
published in the city OF Richmond; and that after
deducting the costs and expenses OF sale, that he
deposit The neil proceeds OF sale in the Bank OF
Virginia 10 The credit OF this Court.
A Cory. Tesle, P MAYO, Clerk.
In pursuance OF the above order oil Court, |
shall proceed 10 SELL al public auction, to The
highest bidder, for cash, al the Custom House, in
the City OF Richmond, on Monday, The 7h day
Of June, lSa7 The Two Pianos mentioned in The
above order, found on board The brig 81. Simon,
vessel derelict al sea, and brought into this port
by the brig Keying, Captain George Il. Flanders,
and libelled Tor salvage.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Volunteers Wanted !!

E,l
Richmond, April IS, lS47.
fNO meet rcQusit'on of the President OF the United
States, two additional Companies of Infantry Vo.
l,ineers will be accepted TO during the war with
Mexico, unless sooner discharged. Each Company 10
cnnsis Of Captain, First Lieutenant, Second LIEN
tenants, Musicians, and 81 Pivates rendezvous al
Richmond no maa will be- received who Is in years
apparently over Is under 1907 who is of phys
cal strength aud IL desirable 10 organize these
Companies us speedily rs possible. When full Com.
Iiny cannot be raised In county district, the organ
cation would be erearly facility by the enrolment Of
parties OF 20 each in different places, To be conso
lidatcd Four of these parties will constitute Compa
ny, and might each anId one commissioned, non
commissioned officer, and 20 prvates. All necessary
aid and instruction will be afforded on application 10
this Department-and beg TO urge upon all who are
disposed unite In raising this additional force the
most pr0mpttude and activity.
By command. WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
April 27-c3w Adiutant General,
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Machine Mandatory.

The subscribers, successors TO
Jabez Parker, at this well known
Establishment, corner of Main
and 18Th streets, are prepared 10
execute at short notice orders for
.THRESIING MACHINES AND
HORSE POWERS of all sizes,
made PORTABLE or STATION
AIRY; HORSE AND HAND
POWER w II E AT IA Ms /;
STRAW CARRIERS; McCOR-
Mlck'S RI A Pc r 5; CORN
SHELLERS; STRAW CUT
TERS CpIrSftERS Lr
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BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

"HEREAS, Andrew Michael, Jr., and William
w Thompson each claiming to have been elected, on
the 22d day OF April last the delegate represent the
county of Morgan in the General Assembly, have
resigned each his right title and claim represent
the said county, and have requested The nf writ
for special election 10 I'LL the vacancy created: The
Sheriff of Morgan county is therefore required
election be held in the said county, fourth
Thursday in June next for delegate to supply The said
vacancy.
Given under my hand az Lieutenant Governor, (act-
ing in the absence Of the Governor from the sent
sEAL) Of Government and under The lesser fthe
Commonwealth al Richmond, this tenth day OF
May In the year l5f7. n. T. DANIEL.
Mnv
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY.

DY virtue of decree pronounced by the Supero
- Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, the
3lst day Of March, ls47 the suit Of Peasants and
others Clarke and Others the undersigned, Commits
sioners by the sad decree appointed, will, on FRI
DAY the Illh day ofJune al 5o'cock NJ proceed, On
the premises. 10 sel al public auction to the highest
bidder, the Lot of Ground lying in the city OF Rich
moLd NJ the intersection If Franklin and 9Th Streets
fronting hundred and thirty feet one inch Jpon
Franklin street, and hundred and six feet eleven
inches and lenlhs Of inch upon eighth street.
The Terms Sale will be third cash. and the
sdAe in two equal instruments al six and twelve months
from the day OF SALE the purchaser executing bonds with
personal security for the credit instruments, and deed
Of trust upon the property 10 secure the payment of the
said bonds.
After the sale of the Lot, the Buildings thereon viii
be sold, Ia be removed.
The title to this property Is believed TO be perfect but,
selling Commissioners we shall convey such title
only az is vested In US by the said decree.
lanes Ian i,I LYoNs' :. Commissioners.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auci.
Apr 93-en3W &Mtds
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BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
A PkOCI LA M ALTON

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in tie General
w Assembly of this State by the resignation of Fay
cite McNullcn late the Senator for The District
posed of the counties Of Washington RUSSELL Scott and
Lee The Sherifs Of The said counties respectively
therefore required TO cause elections TO be held on the
second Thursday in July next for Senator to supply
the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, (act-
ing In the absence Of the Governor from the
(sgAL of Governmen and under The lesser seal of
the Commonwealth al Richmond, this tenth day
Of May, in the year I647. X. I. DANIEL.
MAY ll-cwtd
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By Last Evenings Northern Mail.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
"a Hours In Advance of the Mail.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enqsirer.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. }

MONDAY EVENING. May "a.
| have 10 report continued 6rmness in The Flour
market, there being sales to-day OF 5000 bbls
Howard street at So; with no change in City
Mills.
WHEAT exhibits equal rfrmness. Prime red
selling al 205 c., and prime white maintaining The
rates last reported. There is very little Whea, in
market.
In Corn there is a further advance. Sales of
prime white ranging from lob TO l05c and prime
red bringing lose.
OATs-Sales al 60 cents.
WHIsxEY is in better demand-sales to-day al
35c.
BEEF CArTtE-S4 49, per 100 lbs gross.
RYE FLouR-Sales al $7pe bbl
Corn MEALS 25.
1--WE have no despatch from Philadelphia or
New York.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK, at their
i late annual meeting, having entertained propo-
sition to establish Office OF discount aud deposit in
the town of Alexandria, and the General Assembly
having since passed act authorizing the Stockhold
ers TO establish such an office, aud make up the CAPT.
tai thereof from the assets Of the Bank Of Potomac,
Committee of the Directors of this Bank have visited
Alexandria 10 examine into the condition of the Bank
Of Potomac and the committee being satisfied, upon In
yestgaon tina, It's assets are fully equal ts capital
and that IL was expedient the part of this Bank
establish said office, have reported TO the Board and
the Board concurring therein have appointed Tuesday,
holders Of this Bank the Banking house in this city,
TO consider and decide whether to establish said office,
and TO do whatsoever may he necessary in the pre-.
misses.
The Stockholders of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
are therefore respectfully requested to meet a, their
Banking house. at IL O'clock the said 18th of May,
for the purpose above mentioned.
]. C. BLAIR, Cashier.
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January 7. ls47.

January Z. l647. Franklin county, Ky.
FsAsEFoRr, KY, ian. 7, ls47.
The above certificate is from of our physicians,
living few miles from here. He is doing very good
practice and is considered good physician and stands
fair; he Is, as he says, regular graduate.
DR. W. l.. CRUTCHER,
Druggist and Apnthecary.
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70" FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
,,. l.. H. Tr1gg

10 his friends and the public generalIy. in
,el, merchandise and for the sale Of ali the
usnleles Of produce.
,nal.nn IN the sale Of Tobacco, will be assisted by
kdrsd i"S, who, from long experience and acknow-
fi,, ~ fully competent to sustain The In
Hanter. Psh 9-ctf
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So. Certificates Of
packages of wholes Sll9 5U--shares in proportion
Persons ordering by the package may deduct the price
Of three tickets.
We have every day Lotteries from one Ia twenty dol
lars, and when remittance is made 10 us, large
small we will always invest in the most popular Icr
ries hand The drawings sent, when requested, 10
all who order from The cash for all Capitals
be- had usual at sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or Prize Tickets, The postage need not be paid. The
Tickets in the above Lotteries received, ana all or
drrs addressed 10 us will meet the most prompt and con-
hdental attention. Address
u. PAINE s. CO., Managers,
Orto e. w. PURCELL,
M,v0, Ricbmnnd Va
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SALE OF MILL, LAND AND NEGROES.
DY virtue of deed OF trust executed to the subscr-
ID bers on the 9Sth of June 1898 by Thomas Perrin
certain purposes therein specified and Of record In the
Clerks Office of Hanover shall offer for sale, al the
City Hotel, in Richmond, on THURSDAY, the Sd day
OF next month"; June) If fair otherwise, the fair
day for cash. the following Real and Personal Estate
Ta hundred and ten of Land in the county Of
Hanover, adjoining the lands of John Cloueh, William
Eddlelton, Nathan Lowery, and as.-one other Tract
Sill adjoining the estates Of Shelton RagIand Nathan
lei Glenn, and obedlah Ford;-a negro man, Bob; a
blacksmith, Randolph also, blacksmith. Meredith
Armstead and girl the daughter Of Hannah
BURWELL STARKE. r.,.,
BENZ WINGFiELD, ! i'u''ees'
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VALUABLE MILL AND OTHER PRO-
PERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

n &c. -
Hooker, deceased, late Of the county Of Bucking-
ham, will offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder tho
premises, on THURSDAY, The 9th day of May, is47,
the following property: lst The Mill, known through
the country as checkers Mill,' with some land
tached supposed TO be about IS acres This Mil /, s
tuat-d Slate River, about miles below the Court
house, and has always been regarded a valuable
Manufacturing Mill. Attached to the Mill, which IN
only adapted 10 the manufacture Of Flour. but con-
iains also excellent Grist Mill and Saw MILL there
is Machine for wool cardng. I'd. The Dwelling
House and Ont houses used by the esator during his
life, with about rs acres Of Land. The houses arc
good, and in sight Of the mill. I'd. Some likely Ne
eroes, probably OF 9, and The Household Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE--For all The real property, one.
third will probably be required in cash, The balance in
and two years, the purchaser giving bond with ap
proved security, and also n deed Ut trust The pre-
perry; the negroes and furniture 10 be sold credit
Of SIX months, for which bonds with approved person.
nj security will be required.
ANY person wishing information about any Of the
property communicate with me, by mail, to Buck
ingham G. H., personally al my residence, ut tho
mill, where will at any lime take pleasure In show
ing the property to those disposed 10 purchase.
GEORGE HOOKER,
Executor Of Adam Hccker, deceased.
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. IOt EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond,
TO BE DRAWN e9rH MAY.
E5(l Qtf0 IL mn IN mn

TO BE DRAWN asrH MAY.
$4,000 $4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass &C. for l847, TO he drawn
at Aie1andria, May 49, so Number Iottery-ll drawn
$50 OO0 Is O0O TO- 0OO 5000, 1850, 10 OF 1900, 10 Of
Co., 90 Ct 300, 100 OF 200 Tickets $751; halves So
quarters IS; eghths 81 Certificates of packages of
20 wholes $3.50; shares in proportion.
Schemes Capitals ranging from 600 $40 OOO and
Tickets from 81 TO s5-drawings Of which received
daily.
Remittances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, as soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
April % w. P. TURPIN.
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TN CHANCERY.-VinoisIA:- Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery held for the county OF
l847:
VIM. E. B. Rufin, Executor Of Thomas Rufin. de-
ceased, Plaintiff:
against
Martha scammei, Edwin White, late Sheriff of Sur
ry county, William r. Underwood, Boiling Jones, Ex-
scutor Of VIM. Jones, deceased, VIM NJ; West EIeeu
tor Of Bernard Msjor deceased, David Hargrave, She
rid OF surry. and Administrator of Stephen A. Hopkins,
deceased, Amanda scammeli, Martha Scammell, Jr..
Eliza scammell, Nancy seammeii George l. scammeli'
John NJ. scammeli, VIM. scammell, and Henry W. Hol-
leman, Defendants.
The subpoena which issued In this cause on the an
nexed and supplemental bill, filed at January rules,
1896 being returned duly executed the defendants In
said bill named and they still falling to appear and an
swer the same-on motion OF the plaintiffs, 10 ordered,
that the said amended and supplemental bill be taken
for confessed as said derndants and, thereupon.
this cause came this day be heard the papers
formerly read together with the reports of VIM r. I'm
derwood Special Commissioner Of the sales OF tho pro-
psry conveyed by the deeds Of trust Of the thirteenth
day of March and twenty-sevenih day of February,
ls40 and of the change Of the bond OF John A. Hunni
cut and Wm R. Hawkins for that of said VIM. T.
HankIns and Samuel Wilson, 10 which said reports no
exceptions have been filed, and on the said amended
and supplemental BILL taken for confessed as aforesaid
and was argued by counsel: On consideration whereof,
the Court doth adudge order and Decree that the said
reports he confirmed; and TO enable the Court to make
such disposition OF the balance Of the sales OF the pro-
perty sold by the said VIM. 2. Underwood, Commits
The indemnity Of the sureties of Martha scamme, as
Adminisratrx, with the will annexed, of VIM. Scam
NELL deceased the Court doth further adjudge, order
and Decree that the said VIM. P. Underwood, Special
Commissioner of this Court do advertise at the Court
house door of surry county, and newspaper pub
shed In the city Of Norfolk Richmond. for sixty
DAYS for all unsatished creditors Of the said VIM. Scam
NELL deceased, to come in, before him. by certain
named day. and prove their debts, bo thereafter for
ever barred and that the said Commissioner take
count of all such debts shall be proven before him,
against the said VIM Scsmmell, and remaining unsa-
,ised and report the same To- the Court, with any mat
ters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himse or
which may be required by the parties to be 30 stated
and the Court doth further adjudge, order and decree,
that the said VIM. p. Underwood Special Commission
er as aforesaid do collect the bonds returned with hs
said reports and filed In this cause and pay to the
plaintiffs and defendants In this cause their costs In
this suit and deposte the balance together with the
balance OF said sales remaining in his hands In the EI
change Bank Of Virginia. Richmond, TO the credit Of
this Court in this cause, and report his proceedings to
the Court, In order to a final decree.
WV ITNnERwOOD O. C.
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John G.. Rutherford,
Arr0D NOV ATT u

"A ION1SEI n La W.
WILL in future attend the Courts of Louisa
w aud FIuvanna, as we'll as those of Gooch-
land and Powhatan, 10 which he has heretofore
practiced. Pos, Office at Loeb Lomond, Gooch.
and. April l9-cw6w
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j. M. Clarke,

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA.
CLARKE distributed last month, TO his correspond
~ ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes than any other vender In The Uni
ted States having sold capitals of @ 600 Of 00v,
of OO0 of OO0 Is off 0OO and AZ of O0O Most
Of the fortunate holders are still living witnesses Of the
fact, Address, postage Free,
$4,000 $4,000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 26, for lSi7, 10 be drawn
May %. co Number Lottery-ll drawn Nos In each
$1,000, 5OOO $780, 10 Of 200, 10 Of 800, 90 of
800 100 200, etc Tickets SIS haves7 SO; quarters
Isl eghths g. Certificates OF 20 wholes $780, shares
In proportion.
a.r Orders for Packages Certificates, single Tick
ets the above Schemes addressed 10 the undersign
ed attended 10 by return Of MALL and when requested,
account of the Drawings forwarded so soon as re-
ceived. address JOHN NJ CLARKE,
April II Richmond, Va
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Tickets Sl2; halves 6; quarters co. Certificates OF
packages of 26 Wholes Sl56-shafes In proportion.
40, 900 DOLLARS. 1000! 100 Of 1000 DOLLARS.
Susquehanna Lottery, claas 81 To be drawn at Bal.
tnorc on Wednesday, June Both, lS47. 70 Nos, 10
uraty all
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,,uERCIAL RECORD.
:, NARKETs, NAV a.

.oSp MARKETS. May ~.
rrno-Inspeclions light for the season.
F, ,u,s 81 so a 2 IS; common leafs
f',r;.s4a4 rs; good and fine $ 50 a 10.
EssTSMillcss have stopped buying-sea-
+ n :. from depot, IS c. from vessels.
~ = ~nFFAL-Bran % cts; Shorts 80
81 !, Sluts IS cents; pStufis SO CTS.
I Il per bushel.
.Nssr,S;oSs.-BAcoN: Smilh6eld and City
VOL, " !, II cents; Hams III a 10 c.; West
u ms lOs cents; Shoulders, 81 a 9 cts.
I, 's sock Of bbls. light-demand fair.
!. e For Cattle from the scales, gross
J = - 15a3 IS; nett S IS a 7, according to
: Sa 'y clip,, 50 so 3 90; Lambs 2
.. snss and in demand. Hoes: Sc 50,
roN-ll,a u cents per Id.
North Carolina cut Herrings IS Is,
.nand. Shad So.
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ALEXANDER GARRETT, C.

YoaK Gin. su,. CouRr Law AND CHArcEr,l
Commissioners Office, 29th April, l647.
The creditors of George w. Roper, deceased are here
by notified that have appointed MONDAY, the 2lst
day OF June next take the account directed by the
foregoing decree, at my office, In Yorktown al II o.
clock In the forenoon at which time and place they are
required present their claims against the Estate Of the
said George W. Roper, deceased with the evidence In
support thereof ALEXANDER GARRETT,
MAY 2-cR4R Commissioner
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AUCTION SALES.
by K. III. Dickinson 4 BRO.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, will be sold 2 Me-
gro Girls, l Negro Woman and Child, 3 Negro
Boys, and Negro Man.
r. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
May 70 Auctioneers.
by Mcknight a. Royster,
No l, 18TH STREET.

Elegant and Costly Pa,ior and Chamber Fiuni-
ture, Rosewood Piano, Carriage and
Harness. China, GLASSWARE, &c,
at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 26lh.
commencing al 81 o'clock, at the residence OF Ju-
Illus Schaer, Esq, who is about leaving this city
for Europe, Qucalion corner Of Governor and
Broad Strees,) will be sold al auction, without re-
serve, his entire collection OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
of beautiful and modern style, embracing va
rie,y mol usually me, with at auction, and we'll
worthy the attention Of those in want.
PIANO AND CARRIAGE.
AT l0t o'clock, will be sold fine, rich-loned
Piano Forte, in handsome rosewood case. Of mo-
dern STYLE made by The celebrated climber of
Leipsic."
Also, an open one horse Family Carriage and
Harness, made in The best manner and in perfect
order-a very handsome and desirable vehicle.
MICH COW.
Also, valuable Mich Cow, accimaled and
accustomed 10 The city, now with calf She yields
plentiful supply oil milk.
The above sale will be conducted by
McNAUGHT g. ROYSTER,
Nav 81 Auctioneers
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NJ.
April 30-ctf

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 9Th Of this
II month (May,l Negro Girl, named Susan. hired
her OF Messrs Dabney L. Cauthorn, acting for her
er, living in King William where she doubt will Try
10 get will give SIS TO any person who will return the
said negro TO me, in Manchester.
sEAToN n. PEARRIEs.
DESCRIPTION Susan is about Eve feet high, quite
black, and altogether very homey-large mouth and
feet-pite forward when walking. She had on,
when she Ief very short homespun frock-baie foot
ed-carried with her cotton handkerchief and red
shawl. May l6-deo2ts
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G. G.. BALDWIN,
Attorney AT Law.

DRACTlCEs in all the Courts of Rockbridge, Va, for
L half the customary fees and commissions. All bu-
siness promptly attended to Address-Le1ington.
RErEREScr-Messrs. ]. g. J. Pdogue, and Col. John
Jordan. May 25-cw3w