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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18
NASH & WCODHOUSE,
Booksellers and StatiOncrs
AND DEALERS IN
PLANO EORTES NllSIC Sc

PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, SC,
1919, Main Street RICHMOND.
rJ,IIE subscribers deal extensively in Piano Forces,
and, for the supply of their stores in This cry aud
Petersburg, require large number, which enables
them obtain the very best terms in the purchase
They offer to those in search of superior rapo AZ,
the advantages which accrue to them. Considerations
such these, with tile exalted character Of the Piano
Fortes made by Messrs. SioGar. & Durham, should mol
be disregarded by those wishing to purchase.
No can run the leaS, risk In buying Piano OF
theirs written guarantee viii he given when re-
quired or, when Doubts exist, paymen, may he with
held until all are removed.
HJ- Old Pianos taken in exchange q. fair prices.
Pianos tuned and repaired at moderate charges.
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION

Corner ef lHaia md Eighteenth Streets.
JUNE isr, lsi7.
TIME subscribers have formed roPaT'nershin, I'M
i der the firm Of BUTLER & TRANSPORT, for ilie
purpose al conducting GROCERY AND COMsilS-
SION BUSINESS, nj the stand lately occupied ny l.
H. Butler corner Of Main and 18Th Streets.
They have now in store well selected Stock oil
GROCERIES, suited fnf family ;;se, To which they IN
VIE lhe attention Of their friends and the public gene
r,Iy believing that they offer such Inducements u
wi br satisfactory TO those WIN NAV fascs thrn with
4 call. r.. ~ ~, ~ M - !. q e..i, ,n'
June i-Clm iNO. W. BNs.'"ib.so'
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C,LARKE's OFFICE, I4th IStree;, be!weel
l 1 EXCHANGE Hotel and Main Street.

Y EXCHdTISt IlUlTI dHU KfEN'E Ok1S<'
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they MAJ,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
This Day, Friday. June 18Th, al Exchange Hstel-
900. Tickets 81.
Also, for This Evening, by mail from Alexandria
IS 900 Capital. Tickets 81. to Nos drawn.
For To Morrow, Saturday, June 1851, 4i4 81 33a.
% 222 Ill., $500, Al of ILL., "A of $685. elc Whole
Tickets Sill.
Drawing Of Alexandria, 81, drawn June 18th, at Alex
andiia:
GO 40 IG 10 80 ii % rs Gl "a SO 10 81.
nor IL you want large Capital get Ticket from
CLARKE, in to-morrow's brilliant Scheme.
Jups Is
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(PrsLIc-No. I6.1
AN ACT to authorize the issuing of register to tile

brganiine Ocean Queen.
De II enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves of The United States of America in Congress as
sembled That there he issued under the direction o.
the Secretary of the Treasury register FOR The brigan
tine Ocean Queen, formerly British Colonial vessel.
hut now owned by 1iusten r. McCollry and Hiram w.
AcColiey citizens ofths State Of Delaware; and which
said vessel having been wrecked ard condemned on
Cape tieniopen beach, was purchased by them, and
which they have caused 10 be repaired aud reted for
, ssa ash: IIovaeG' Sa De proved 70 'e ssac
repairs made in the United States after The purchase o
the said vessel by The present owners, exceeds three
fourths Of the original cost of building vessel of the
same tonnage In the United States.
Apptived February IS, l547.
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rNURPIN & CO.'S OFFICE, open from 5, A.
i NJ, until 8, ?. M.
Let all other Vendors boast as they will,
TURPIN & CO. sell Prizes still
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 81 June Is:
60 10 I6 10 80 IA So IS 81 81 50 IL u.
5000 DoLLARs-l,5lo DOLLARS.
FRIDAY-sI onongalia Lottery, Class -. capitals :
5000 dollars 1910, 900, 500, 500, 500, &c. Go Nos,
- dawn Tickets dollars; halves Il quarters 50 cts
1000 DoLLAEs-I,ooo DOLLARS.
FRlDAY-Leesburg Lottery, Extra, Class 10. Capi-
Tiste,s al; halves 50 cents; quaiters a5 cents.
For Prizes in every Lottery call oliu,,,,,,, co
Iune II IN " W.
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oJ DoIIars Reward.

II AN AWAY frouthe subscriber, (about mile from
II Richmond,l on Saturday last. the l2h June, Ne.
gro man named ZENt. about % years OF age, feet
4 or inches high, osrk brown color, weighs about
las $50 pounds. HiSeft knee has been put out OF
place, which makes himump slightly in wa,kins-has
sound teeth, and speaks qckly when spoken to- Had
cotton roundabout with sIrp blue stripes and white
wool hat He may, howeve, have changed his cloth.
In: since lie left me- lie was recently purchased In
North Carolina, who resides the Franklin Depot,
and Il lie prof. able he may attempt to make his way back
there he raised by Mr.. Ferry, in franklin coun-
" " c. will give the abov. reward If taken out of
this State and put in any safe JAIL Sis If taken in
this state, and delivered at aR jiil, that him
again. Z. II. SIMMONS.
June ls-clts
UlNINE.-200 ouncesSulph. Quinine, war.
~ ranted pure and Of the very bes, quality
For sale by P. JOHNSTON, Druggist.
June Is
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE

Five Prizes OF $4,000 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass %, To be drawn
on Saturday, June 10Th, 1877, At Wilmington, Della
ware. IS Nos, IL drawn
Grand Scheme:
S prizes of $1,000 / prizes of S2,44l
s 5000 so 1000
S 1000 so 100, &c
Tickets $40; halves 90; quarters SO. Certificate
OF a package of wholes SlIS-shares in proportion.
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Esq n. Sc. s, &. Is. ss:ss A,.ct's
rOR SALE

FOR SALE
A likely young Man q years ole, will be sold
by US this morning a: halt pas! o'clock
N. b. & c. Il. HILL,
June IS Guctinneers
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I Tno. s J. .TAExr, Trustees.

Ey virtue of another deed of tIusi, executed by the
same parties, Of The date shall. surviving
Trustee, expose 10 public SALE for cash, at The same
time and place, hundred acres of land, adjoining
the above tract Two-thiri!s OF this land il in wood
part Of the cleared land is very good. About twenty
acres Of the tract IL meade land Of excellent quality
part If which has been in grass. Selling IS Trustee,
shall only convey such title may be vested III me
though believe II good
THO. J. STARKE, Trustee.
The above sales will be made with nay consent, as
intend directly after To remove South
MAY 7-cytls BURWELL sTARkE.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM AND MANI CULLEOI'
TIME public examination at this College viii com
i mcnce on the ed June, and close on "a Jul; Inc
public exercises at the close of the session Will take
place on Monday, 9Th July.
This opportunity Is used to inform the Alumni oil inc
College that William II. Mcfarland, Es9 - expected
10 deliver the Annual Address on Saturday, 50 July at
O'Clock, P. M. ko. SAUNDERS.
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95 Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from The subscriber, At laIsboroush, Ches-
- teIheid county, the night of the lG;h June. 4
SoRREL MARE, with white face, right fore leg while
up TO the knee, as under the belly, the right
side, occasioned bfa snac-a good harness nag, and
apprehension and delivery of the thief and mare
dollars and all reasonable expenses FOR the delivery of
The mare alone TO me, AT lialsborough Chesterfield CO.,
Va. WI. l.. SPEAKS.
Iune lS-ctf
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lPuBLIc-No. Is.

AN ACT In addition 10 an act 10 establish court at
Key West in the Stale Of Florida.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves OF the United States of America in Congress
sembed, That The jurisdiction present exercised un-
der the existing laws by the district Of United
States for The district of Florida shall continue TO be
appointed aud qualified under the provisions Of an act
OF this session, entitled "An net establish cour, nj
Key West, in the Stale Of Florda," any thing in The
said act 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
Approved February %, ls47.
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LOTTERY NOTICE.
DRAWN Nos. Of the I.eesbufg Lottery, CliFs No. "a,
~ i'm Richmond, on Monday last:
10 % A % 6l IS Is AZ Al 81 50 80 10 81 a.
Nos. SO 81 II, a Capital, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos of the New Jersey Lottery Glass No. a.
Monday last:
ca 80 SO 81 63 81 IL q 46 60 6.
Drawn Nos Of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 81, on
Tuesday last:
CO 40 l6 IL 80 IA 80 IS I'll "a 80 IL p.
II is something very remarkable, LAMBERT has not
sold Capital in either of the two last drawlngs-hut
lie feels confident OF making up his slee way" before
the week Is out lie would AGAIN call particular aen-
ton 10 brilliant scheme Of the Alexandria Lottery,
Class No g. TO be drawn at Alexandria on Saturday
next. II Is very rich Scheme, and ne hopes TO nave
the pleasure of selling the Grand Capitals:
SCHEME-s44,444,o % 222, I'M, 6,G66, aail, 1873
22o Al of ILL., &c. Whole Tickets gil; halves 81
quarters 2 u.s. For sale until Saturday evening", III
LAMBERT'S OFFICE, No 3, Exchange fiace,
lime le-2t Under the Exchange Hotel
UCK's OFFICE. Wall street.-schsnie for III,
L. Day, FrIday-sla COO, 4,ooO 5000, 1000, etc. =
Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves2 quarters !. ro
sale until 8, P. NJ, at LoCk's ofri.I'
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, l43:
d 25 90 - 10 a. 50 "a 50 20 81 :.
To- Morow-e5O, O00 in prizes Of $4,000. TICK
els $40. 'une -
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE 4 Co.-Fol
ltl To- Day-Sl2, coo, 4G00 5000, ~ oil SUI, Sc. q
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST..
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, li3:
AaeE 20 10 10 ~ al % 80 60 81 8.
Inna Ia
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No extra charges will be made. Books, Stationery,
&C., furnished al the lowest retail prices
ios acquaintance in tins state and virginia-amcng
others, 10 the following:
Hon. John Y. Mason Washington City; ZION. Archd.
Atkinson, VIM. Il. Baskerville, ESQ.,, Virginia; Hon.
John H. BRYAN Geo w. Mordecai, Esq, Raleigh; Col
Joshua TayIue, Washington y. e.. Col David Outlaw,
VIM. r. Sutton, Esq, BERTHE; James s. Battle, EsG.,
Rocky Mount; VIM. Plummer, John Somerv'e' WIN.
Eaton, Jr., Esqrs Wa.renton. , ,,,,,.,r
Warrent0n June ll-cw4W DANIEL TURNER.
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no CONTRACTORS

nROPOsi AIS will he received ~ The Ofisa Of thc
/ JAMES RIVER And KANANIlA COMPANY, III
Richmond, Virginia, until TIE 18th July neat, inI u-
construction of three IoEr dams across James Eref
The line of The Company Canal. between Lyncfiurg
and the mouth Of North River The first Of sa'd dams
will he about thirty feet Ag and four hundred iset
long, and situated about four mllrs above .ynchbnIe
the second will be about iifteen feet eii, and i've hun
bred feet long, and situated about nine miles West 81
Lynchburg; the third will DO about ;srn; two Ire
high, and three hundred feet long, and situated aocn
thirteen miles West Of LyEchbrg. The ionnjatnnr q
these dams OF root and The sureunctrrr9 Wlii he
required 10 be raised hal. las. water level during
the present season. Planso said works ri7y br s.rn,
ana specifications thereof obtained, n lie Company
Office in Richmond, the subscrlers once on siii
line above Lyncharg on and arieF thc fist Of ir'y
next VALiEK u 49,
| Chief Engineer Of James River and kanawhi tom
pauy My 25-sdGctl2;hJgy
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IAND ENn SAIE

WILL. be sold, the premises. On THURSDAY, the
" a9th day Of July. lei7 II fair, If not, lhcEcyt
,'.f day .heeai,rr sunday etcse'eh' .e ia W" .,
ri.gah, upon which Mrs. Marin J. g. Frank now re-
sides, containing Two hundred ANA live acres, and i
Tie same land that vas formerly occupied and owned
ny William A. Gernet tunng his life and, after h5
death b. his widow irs. Dorothy Garrett. This tract
is rs productive as any in The ntghbo'hood, and sus-
ceptibe Of great improvement, rs IL ahounds mari,
ierlilizns in III quality and inc hastabie III supply, ao-
cesshr from any part Of tr farm The improvements
are, with some exceptions. in good oder. The ocaton
is remarkably healthy, ard The nrishborlocd very de-
sirabe. The pare Is contiguous the main road lead
ing from Tappahannocs TO Richmond cy-srven miles
liom he former place.
TERMS-One-haI of the purchase money will b. re-
gnred in cash, The balance in instruments of one and
two years. carrying interest from the day Of sale. For
The deferred payments, bond with approved security
VAL be required. Possession will be given on the 1T
dry Of October next, and clear and indrcasihr title
to The whole tract will be made 10 the purchaser.
JAMES ". MATTHEWS
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,i.ii VGHIsa GERS!
ApJrTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

AUJITNNT UH'ENhT..' UT IIT''
RtHao.I', June >, 1917.
GENTLEMEN who engaged III different quarters
VI oil The in the enrolment .; Volunteers, under
the call fom This Department at aGth April last, VIII
please report the progress oi rnroHrn, ~ posi-
Bile that, sufficient number obtained,
they may be placed in quarters II Richmond, and under
course OF military instruction i!y command,
June i-c3w WM. II. RICHARDSON, a. g..
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NEW FORWARDING: AND COMMISSION HOUSE
p. 81 r., ne ~

IAVlSG taken HraSe on the Basin si;,ict- his ser
vices 10 his friends and the public GENERALLY. IN
forwarding merchandise, and Tor the sale Of al! lie
staple articles Of produce.
l.. H. T., In tie sale OF Tobacco, VIII hr assisted By
a gentleman, who, from on- experience and aeknow
lodged Judgment, is fully Competent 10 Sustain the IL
iprests al Planters. Feb a--Cii
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
LII persons having claims against the Estate of Rich
n ard James, decreased, late Of Goochand comfy, arr
requested To make them known, as The Acminstiat"r
Is xious settle up he Estate ard, amer such .citir
ment this notice viii be used ii creditors delay -
make known their claims All persons indebted aIc
qucs.ed to make prompt payment.
May l6-2aw I'm THOMAS JAMES. Adhf.
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Will he sold, THIS MORNING, a, 9. a..
clock, 3 likely negro Men, Girl II years Of age,
d.. 10, 10. 3. BENZ DAVIS, Auct..
June 10 M : Wall S,rap,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


THE undersigned hayin. qualified a. ai:ain:'irat"
Of the Estate of George &. DfoMeoo.r, drs' hacn
request all persons having claims a,aint snid if'tr L.
make them known, and all persona indebted !" ia-
same are requested pay without de'ay = '''e n"''
nisrators are anxious 20 sete he estate ~ e-y ~
possible Address-Snmmi,. ~ Z.
f0''''''' RICHARD s. SINE,
EDWARD pROhGooLE,
Administrator. Of Geo. c. Dromccole, deed.
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AUCTION SALES.
ELY az. "a. Dickinson 81 gsro.

NEGaCES.
ms Gay, Al O'CLOCK, will be sold one NEGRO
oman ard TWO Children, two Negro Men, tive
Negro Boys, and three Negro Girls.
r. II. DICKINSON Z BROTHER.
June Is lurficnsers
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by Last Evenings Northern Mail.

sr We received no Telegraphic despatch yes
tcrday-ihe cause may be, thai the steamer has
arrived, and spectators have severed the wires.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18

Immediate possession can be given, = desired.
March l1-dltSclf I. IL, Aeehl, ec.
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NI'TpGCS

Esq EseEi5assa:aa Esayss, !a.scs.
No. 5, EaN Sire, anacr lie CEg Hgtei.
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>roTrcE.-ldo te,sby forwarn all persons whatever
~ from trnjrg for two h9nts o. one hundIra a"l:Is
s;dera,ou ior d bonds have failed, aad they never
a,id hayr been executed, but or the false and frau
u"''"' = WILLIAM CREDIBLE.
New Canton, June s, lsi7.-clm
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale lis pLANTA-
4 TIOS, situated III Lownds County, Alabama
for,y miles be!o3 Montgomery, ten miles from aiha:ns
river cnntainir. thousand five hundred acres, O.
which nine huaded ere cleared The place i well set
lied AMI perfectly healthy. I. {. HaMpIuN,
! April . I'll Columbia, sou'h easoiiha'
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

Uithin Fire Mics of Pomiatan Court Hons"
NOR The education OF my daughters, This Schonl
will open on the 2sth instant, tJnne,) under me su-
perintendence of an experienced leacer-Aiss Riddle,
daughter Of Judge Riddle, of New fiampshire-who
comes highly recommended by Mr.. Clark, (who has
had several years experience a. teacher h'nse) a.
highly ACCOMPLISHED and intelligent lady. capable Of
teaching The following languages English, French,
Latin, together with Drawing, Painting and Worsted
Work.
A few Boarders will he received In this School
They will hr charged from the time of entrance until
the close OF tic sion. No deduction made for lost
time. cxcep. in case of sickness
Terms per SESSION # ten months:
Board and Tuition for the English branches, sloo
Latin, ~
French, ~ ~
Music on Piano Forte, :.
Darwin. and Painting
Worsted Work, ,,o,,t.a,,
June ls-cw2w STEfliEN L. ASpEhsoN.
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Iune l-c:awiw Chairman al Inc Faculty.
wARRENToM, =, G, FEMALE SEMI

wARRESToN' SstAs, FEMALE SEMI
INK sub crber would respectfully inform me pup
lic that the first session Of this Institution wii Ter
inmate on the l of June, instant and be resumed
on the first Monday in July, al which time The buildings
now in course of erection will be completed Persons
however, who may desire 10 place ihfir daughters
with us at earlier day, can 10 So
Having procured the services ol acco,ihsHti iearh-
ers I'm sufficient number do ample justice u toc 70
nav he committed his care, he can WIN Inc most pr
feel confidence promise, that all the advantages %
Thorough and accomplished education VIII be secureu
TO them.
The man of the School vii. be that a. well ordered
family where all the pupils will receive tender anl Al
fac,jonate care and every endeavor made 10 render
them comfortable and happy. 10 ncucate love ni
truth and dessaion Of deception III every ion, VIII
he tbe great pu5pns in tile plan of education, and eve
~ corl made to give direction and rermanencc 10 cor
rect moral feeling Above all, will We endeaynr II IN
cucae the truths of the Christian religion, and subject
our pIpils Ia its holy Influence. But, beyond tiis no
attempt will be made influence their religious opin-
ions: and whatever Church their parents and guardians
may prefer they will be permitted 10 attend, accom?a-
MED by some mt mber Of Tie family.
The course of instruction will embrace all the ordna-
~ higher and most useful branches Of Thorough En-
clish education, together with French, MUSIC, Draw
Ing Painting, &C. Other languages Will be taught, II
desired
The government will be kind and impartial, but s.ret.
In every department, habits Of order and heatness WIZ
he required aud occasionally opportunities VIII he 81
ven 10 the pupils To receive company, and every effort
made improve their manners, ana 70 accomplish ior
them All that could he reasonably anticipated.
Believing that Young Ladies should not lf subjected
IN the ordeal public examinations none VIII be held.
The system has been, and will be pursued, o having
critical examinations semi hy, IN order 10 I'M
press more forchly the memory what mas been pre-
viously acquired and monthly reports VIII he made 10
parents and guardians, Of The progress ana standns Oh
each pupl..
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Approved February '''' JAMES X. POLK.

lPuBLic-No. l3l
AN ACT to authorize the issuing Of new register FOR
the American barque Pons, Of Philadelphia, by the
name of the Cordelia
he II enacted BY the Senate aud House Of Representa-
.a. If the United States Of America in Congress
sembsd Tha, there be issued under the direction Of
The Secretary OF the Treasury new register FOR the
American barque Pons by tie name Q, Tue Iordela' q
ph,,Jelnha which vessel Gas recently sold IN that CT
- IN nrsnanee Of an order,fthe United States district
court Of the eastern disrieof PENNSYLVANIA az having
hsn nn,nwflly engaged the slave trade, and Is now
$500 hv EIward Uarri, Mites Provided That thi ;
ar, sha not be so construed dispense with the
anemenis Of existing lars relating to new registers e
be issued to vessels, excq us 10 me name ame,eo a
those requirements shall be furnished to the Secretary
NJ The Treasury before register shall be issued,
a. herein provided.
Approved February ., ls4a.
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Dec. 2, lS47.
Virginia /:


In the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
u Chancery for Berkeley County:
Israel Robinson in behalf of himself and other
heirs and distributes Of Israel Robinson,
dec'd.-phf.
AGAINST
William Long. Edward Winning, Admir- of
James Robinson, deed, Robert X. Robin
ison, Admir-. of Jane Robinson, decd. La
ncy Hensel, formerly Laney Robinson. the
widow of James Robinson, decd, aud Jane
Robinson, Hester Elizabeth Robinson, and
James Robinson, infant heirs of James Rob-
iuson, decd, Aaron Hbberd, and George
S. Viewer, Casper Viewer and John L. We
yer, Ex'ors. OF Jacob Viewer, dec'd.--dfs.
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioners Office, Marhnsburg,
November, Is, lS47.
NOTICE.-The parties to the above suit,
viii please to take notice, that will attend at
my office in Martinsburg, on Monday the 20th
day of December next. at which time and
place they will attend and produce before me,
all the necessary vouchers and papers for a
settlement of the estate account Of Israel Rob-
inson, decd, with William Long and James
Robinson, his Executors, and also such evl-
dence, papers and vouchers, as will show
what zeal and personal estate Of said James
Robinson, decd, descended to his hers at
law. and the value and annual value OF said
real estate.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com.
Nov. Is, lS47--5t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-02

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
HI and public generally, thai be has just
returned from the Northern Cities, where he
purchased for cash. splendid Stock os