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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

~A FOR MY BKUNSWIIsSIHS, ,l PEKTH
WOODBRIDGE, and TOTTENS, at half
past Two 2 -.ln and aft Monday Oct ih, the steam
ofobuson street. next above Barclay at hatps. M
turning the Antelope will leave New Brunswick ct Am,
after Monday lh receiving at the evc'
raj LANDINGS.
Fare l2L ccnts-BIeakfast on board.
PS-Passengers for Spotswood Cross Roads, Cran5ury,
rd lie tax sta rec
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.~r FOR NEW ORLEANS, via Oh ALL
MENaT sd TON AND KEY WEsT1TS sail Thus );
Ss<&llk4xB steamship PALMETTO, built expressly
1a1ensfor an ocean steamer having been tho
roughly reasteDcd and undergone
which render her commodous. safe aud speedy will leave
for New Orleans via Charleston aud Key Wet rs above
This ship has ample state room accommodations aud every
For freight Orleans either OF the above
ports apply the captain boa loot Of 10Th street, East
River or TO J. +. SECOR X Co.
ct Of 9th street, l. r..
B-Tbis steamer carries coal sufficient for the whole
trip and is expected make the tip out in seven days
aS0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

intne 'y and County Of New York from the 18th day oil
Al, ssptsmber to the I'd DAY Of October, isH ~
wen w; Women 65 5oys II; Girls III. Total 2S9
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pyyAcol = p fyT AssssSsss: XhIs asy: Tsp,(ey
eject ~ s osss Sss T sr ~: e
s, sssr Of eli kssss. Wis, L.iyss e! tss. e..ys.s
IelEs ~ psivss. scissors 'sss'' sAss ~ ss'sas'
Ais is0s sssds poskse cutlery. ssis.os, ~.
psekages hsdwass dam.Ssa Sn p2arS vss,s' ~n
gndtone lays and Golfer key vices hoes chains &c.
all Of which ss Of American manui.cnsss , .oo.,,
cask bras Goods viz: M brass socket csstors 70
74a7 assorted ~ sad ~ 10th, brass wire No. 10 and II
ooskp English blister
sheffield taper fles half round and hat bastard do
Also sheffield made polished diamond heel avis, pow
bits, CO adzes, chisels, plane irons, &c :.
Aiso pattern cards. sheep shears. chlses hles &c
German Goods-The caauoe of the stock OF an importer
Also BY order OF Birmingham agency the nte stock on
hand and set Of patterns aud cards Consisting Of brass
weights TIL, knob and chest locks &C.
Alter ne sale Of hardware. geaera assortment Of
RE .iisptiOn of country, well city dealers
eirec.se % lnls sale % " c
A OBS r. ATT, Auct,oa. er-Cr,ckery. China, Glass
- aud Earth nware Girandoles, Soar and Glass mattel
Lamps pressed aud hne cut glass dishes naples apanned
wsdne: ~ 9Th nss csocr ss lar. sales room
the % Plat street, as with
RAJ assGmspt Of blue printed while grants, dipped
directed The will he put up by expe
to required distance. and all viii be sold lots suit
purchaaers oo usIc
j. kR SH2w " Brown. 1 ks
collect Of Stuffed Birds eonprs ns the mo. S:sus}ni
the West udi.s south Amsca Birds Of Psrsdiss
China, Game from Europe, &C..
B-Ihe.e birds can be packed TO 60 to.any distance.
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Sale or Stocks Mt PhlIatloIphia.

Sale OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAnp Oct Ahloo United States Bank 3 10 Far.
and Mechanics Bank, $50, Girar1 Bank M.
AFTER sALEs-loo Lshigh Coal scrip 5000 Treasury
Notes 23, iO2; 100 4irasa Bank II =.
SECOND BoARD-770O u b Treasury Notes J0s 1900 u 3
Bank 80; 400 City SIS 6S, "a: 600 State 6s S91
ArrEa SALEs-3200 State SIS 721 H. 900 Reading Railroad
SIS 7Ox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

S&R FOR BARBADOS, October5 from phl,ade pha.
kkz4N The regular packet ha KINGSTON, William
Bowen, MISTER, will sail as above For freight or
passage having superior furnished rooms, apply
JOHN M. SMITH CO., l22 Broad st., cor. Frost
s23 l0tsrc
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LATEST MOMENT.


vBL1oRAP PHO.
yrem the Hsuah.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. PPM.
There are no New Orleans papers. The Chazlsston
papers contain nothing the passengers have heard
thing.
letter dated Vera Cruz, Sept lsth from an oficsr
in the army has been received here. It states that
General Smith was alive, and only slightly Wounded
but that General Worth had been severely wounded
Steamboat Colllslon--Indis Massacre, DC.
CINCINNATI, Oct 4-P. nj.
The steamer Sun BEAM bound from Pittsburgh to Gin
oinna ran into the Motive opposite Portsmouth, Ohio,
early on Saturday morning last the I'd instant the for
sinking in i've minutes, in fifteen feet OF water
Seven German smigrants were drowned She had .
large and valuable cargo Of dry goods which was lost
The correspondent Of the Louispitie Republican
writing from the Palms. under date Of September the
l6th says the Oregon Battalion would winter ct Table
Creek and that few days since war party Of Sioux
Indians had killed thirty Ottoes The health Of the Bat
TALON was good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

XNANTED-A situation to do general housewoIk by a
w young who has excellent recommendations.
Sh. good washer and roner and will make herself
useful ia any capacity. Apply No. - Chestnut street.
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BALTIMoRE, Oct TAR briggs Mon,ezuma Leckey, Rod
Janero ARABIAN Tyler Leguna sehr Abigail Hubbard Fall
mouth Jam; Cld Brem ship + Wieheihsusen WaTnsen,
West lndies Eyeina Bande Bishop Demeara schrs Pair
Lawson, aud Levin Jenkins, York Henrietta, franklin
schr Eliza 3. Prettyman, NYork. .
BATH, Sept 2S-Cd orig Mary Pennel Doughty Marti-
BosroN Oct s-A steamship Hiberni, tBr) Ryre, Liver
pools hnk Walter Brennan Orleans; bngs Geo stuck
NSS Bxdo PETITE s, Rss Lsw Bs suay
BSa!nr TtorndLe yaltus, Walker and Foster Lancs,
ships VIM Goddard Ago Go,lu tarks Libra Union; brigs
Coidelia, Rodolph Chicopee, Mail VIM Penn, Atehafsya
Roersoa and Ann NJ. s u Nsn,ssIet Roads
CHARLssroN' octi-Cld big Mary Jane' Le'mond, Will
EssTroRT, Sept A-Ar brig op.n,neo Mathews, NYo,k,
,cht Telan do SD 2.h briss Fidea, Small Alexandria;
Fail RIVER Oct AR schr Squire & Brothers, James
River sd Sept sobrg o'eeoa Park Phriadelphiai soop
Glover TEs Oct i-Cld brig Julia Psyson, NYork, with
cag, - brig Monhegn sld brig Pleadss DAYS. surinsm
GEoaoETowr, SC Sept 29-Cld schy Sarah Nash, Colo
New URLEArs Sept 2Arr ship Harvard Corlss Boston;
bak transport kobt Morris, Vera Cruz; scbrs
s ssnspor Belle. Morgan, mouth Rio Grald; November,
Mary Flkiys Rogers mouth Rio 0rande Gen Brook
ned do; ave, riddle Havsna; Visitor, Wilson, Bag
2sph ships Booay, Thompson L,erp5ol; 0eo eveas,
W,Iaer Lernorn; brig VA Ann Jones, Coias Hsyans
Oct lar Ar scbf Mo.s CnstG s"; NY9, OH,
Ns~ ssprosp Oct AR .eh!s Eyelin. Brewer vipipia
North Carolina, Edwards Phadeipha Ellen hodman' New
NrwpunypoRr, Oct Arr brig T. plif Hsvener Phila.
Oct Arr brig Potosi, Patterson Matanzas
.chs CeyIon rhilbook Camscn for Wilmington NCi Union
Pendleon, Thomss,on for NYorsr n ,,. M
Csndlnh Bristol Sid schrs Marietta Burr, Dearborn and
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D. oSA aAb ~ Esf

nesdsy O'clock at $50 Broadway corner Of 18th st. the
Furniture the bsr and fixtures glassware
marble top tsbls mirrors, wines liquors and segsrs mps
chairs prafs &c., together wi The furniture SOFAS bureaus
mahogany tables chairs bsdsteads beds, bedding oil
CLOTH looking glasses, g.. c32t"rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

M ANTED-Bya respectable Protestant man, situiton
w Us Butler Waiter, will make himself generally
full understands the treatment and driving Of horses Plea
apply At 13i Stanton street. a 2tsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
VALUABLE TREASURE.

At The last session Of our Legislature, reso-
luton was adopted, insiructing The Stale Libra
rian to accept for safe keeping portrait OF Lord
Chatham, the property of the County Court OF
Westmoreland We have just seen in the State
Library This fine wo.k OF art and noble represen-
talon OF the able and accomplished Statesman
and Senator OF Great Britain, whose powerful
rhetoric and maje.lic eloquehce in defence Of
American rights attracted The enthusiastic esti-
mate and unbounded reverence of the philosopher
franklin, and made the memory OF The great
Brilon dear 10 every American. We have en-
deavored, bu, in vain, to ascertain The history OF
this picture-bu, learn only in general lerms'
that it is from The pencil OF Sir Joshua Reynolds,
and was executed ny The order OF Weslmorcland
county. We trust l.ial some friend who has te-
voted his attention 10 the early history oil our
State, will present 10 the world an authentic and
detailed history of this picture. And We know
no one better qualified for The task than William
Maxwell, Esq, who has done so much 10 excite
the public mind Of Virginia 10 development CT
the historic treasures of The Stale, and who is
about to enlish,en the people OF Virginia on This
Interesting subject, through the columns OF the
eHistorical Register" which we can conscien'
liously recommend in advance Of lis publication
Whatever may be Inc true history OF this work
of art, II is eminenlly interesting and valuable.
1t is full length portrait, representing The noble
Senator in The Roman cosume-with his lef
hard clasping "Magpa CharIa," and his right
hand pointing to statue OF Liberty. His gray
hairs are uncovered, and The countenance
though peculiar, is sirikngly expressive o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
VOLUME XLIY.-NUMBER 63'

to 60 for his party, and i. must be very
stringent cause which would induce me 10
vote for d Wing. 1 think The federal poll
ties oil candidates ought 10 be examined
This is all RICH! so iar-tul when yon stop here,
you become dsrelict 10 your great first duty.
love the Union-and SO ought you; love my
parry, and 50 ought you. But love Virginia
more than the Union and my pary-and so ought
you Do you yield all your interests IN Yisi-
mia in your great love vi The General Govern
ment? Does the fire Of your love burn SO IN
tensey in behalf OF the later tina, you cannot
spare one single coal 10 warm That particular
corner OF your heart, which has been towards
your State so cold for such length OF time} Arc
you so anxious for the proper government oil The
nation, that you are not content in sending pro-
per men 10 Congress, but you must send men 10
the Legislature, (who have no vote in Consress)
to egisIate for The Union without the least re-
ference 10 their opinions on home afiairs} lhoPe
in God, you will, in lime 10 come, require Of your
candidates 10 tell the people what they think OF
State matters and leave the discussion OF fedora!
politics 10 candidates for Congress,
Blu; The idea exists with many that the Demo-
cratic party are opposed 10 "1neInal Improve
ments" on principle.
In my next will endeavor to combat this no.
ton and to show that Of all people in the world,
Democrats should engage actively in carrying
out, as great Stale policy, juccUus system OF
Internal Improvement Until then, am yours,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
For he Enguirer,
FUr NE EHYNUN.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTY OF


In this and succeeding numbers brg 10 call
YOUR attention 10 subjeci, which, unfortunately
icr YOU, has never received from you the con-
sidera,on which ils merits demand. In the out.
set will say, that feel the work which is SCI be-
fore me could be much better performed ~
others much more capable, but vet not more yea
lous. | refer 10 The Internal Improvement Of
Virginia by the Stale.
have said that this subject has never receiv.
ed ffom you that consideration which It's merits
demand indeed, SO silent have you been, that
your county has been classad (wronsfully be.
leye) among the bitter opponents of Internal
Improvement II is true, admit. that for many,
100 many years, your delegates in The Legislature
have been found uniformly arayed aeains. all
works of improvement, requiring aid from the
State; but | contend that their course and
votes are not fair indicia OF the feelings OF The
great body OF your people on this most impor'
tan, subiecl. The lime intervening between the
rising oil the Legislature and the day oil cleo
ton. is 100 short for the people TO become
acquainted with me acts Of their servants,
This is one reason why your delegates have not
been passed upon in reference 10 this subject
But The grand reason is, that no enquiry has ever
been propounded 10 your candidates touchiaS
their opinions on State pclicy-no discussion on
Stale affairs has been had-and you have been
left in stale of perfect and blssIul ignorance oil
all matters involving the interests oil The Stale,
unless, indeed, some act of the Legislature is 10
be carried into effect within the lmi's OF your
own county. You have been contenied in a
knowledge ofthe orthodoxy OF The federal politics
OF your candidates. and, if Of the right iailh, you
90 him bind a. to his State politics; and when
he goes to the Legislature, you are entirely sais-
fed il he votes tor ''iruc man" for Governor Sc
nator &c. careless il moi entirely regardless, oil
all bis other acls. 60 as far a. any man ought
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
.,o,.,,,s of the Enquirer.

-. enourer Is published oAlLf I,or INC E S,Hy
~ ThS LT1SSEKt,Y flor the country For The paly
dollars Der u, and at the rate oil eis.
Psrsr, sesSsn for shorter period than one year
DO lars Wsskly, fve dollars per annum' anu IL
tho Ssmi~ mouths, payable IN advance, 20 P,.,s
Dolsrs ioi ,.nted by mail, post pad OF Ok oo''''
ne efss, OF A. the end ofthe year. nail
per annuml nss 10 this office may be temIea ri Ed
Ia available Bank notes, as INC I ~. ,r;t,r,-
COED anu If al letters bsiag paid oy Me ennrt
tot OF single letter Is seaIeey UosIa,s in an
iTos fo II Ia the accumulation oI possse., ns ,aI
10 ne w.. Snsiuess, which opefa'e' Go
s 800 the Hai %ss rs OF ADVERTISING. .. =,
-up nAILY ENoUIRER-Foss S ono cs spua' and
THE ~ less. first insertion, MY cen ;n.sr,.
slytsen ..a,ng insertion twenty-five LILLE. veal
sv,ry sueeos.S, twice week, or tniee ''l''' "'
Cd onee ana half cents n, .,u,,e of sixteen
ral,ty ,n ssEMiWEEKLY-ons s Sau saeS con,inu
IN u nn a..,. first insertion, IS ee"''' Nv '''
NEE 50 cents charged fifty dollars ior tnlrty
a,d IN that proportion iS W.ndsrs and Auction
,e,, isn.th-except Lottery IA dollars (paper in.
s'ssA, rhS are charged one huha''N
aaeee An oh,xariss and Marriage. "a unknown at this
whenever ne Pn,,nticated by the ~ No coss
Once, mur The neiehborhood, or they WI, N
PJstmnS4 Eyery measure, that mas oeeh ha~s,oSo,s
BE- puee nssnons and quizzes, has proso s,.h case
pSsen, I'VE must, therefore, ins,st' ,hs name al
uusvs III ccm,nunieation being cart,neo uy s"'
epos ~. ,orili.. on the back OF US ths
bsIsSScS,o.n acissanssSnsss - Aecomps eI,cu
,osu.s psy, or satisfactory references " '''N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
:.17on 4, S0uthaII's Agency

roug sabscribcrs have established IeneraI HBcnoiy
n Richmond, Va, and most respectfully onsI .neIt
.r,,s., TO their friends and The public generally 10.
n. ,neton of all business recurring an assn, n II,
s.oliseon of accounts and claims of every deseIp
,", selling al! kinds Of produce, hiring out servants
sn,ipr out and receiving rents of houses, pr,
.,s sslss of real estate, paying taxes on deiihque"
80, md redeeming those that arc sold, &C.
psn,lonsrs who receive their semi annual pay IN
pi.hnond are informed tina, correct forms WIN DC TO
,d "a them with instructions for the proper authen
..op OF their vouchers, IL desired, for moderate
SnSjsrs widows and Orphans, who may DO entitled
>, sl,ns from tho United States, may nave tnem
promptly attended to, by placing them IN the naho' o
onss in Wellington Goddns Building, on BANK
street, nearly opposite the South gate OF me Cap'o
e9SN' JOHN B. SOUTHALL.
vnrna Military Land Warrants bough, and SOLO e 0y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
LANES RIVER CANAL,

On Saturday evening We saw our friend Reins,
who had jus, returned from putting en- Train The
repairs on his section Of The Canal His re-
Port is very satisfactory. lie informs MS that
navigation was opened on Saturday morning
10 Maiden's Adventure Fa!ls-lhat navisa-
ton will be opened to The "Seven Islands" Feed
er (73 miles from Richmond) about next Saiur-
day week, and at cost no! exceeding $1,000
and that The whole cos, of restoring these seventy
three miles to the same condition as before Mclast
apod will be from six 10 $4,000. The height OF
the last fresh varied from that of 1872 from two
10 four feet, according to localities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ppOCI AVIATION

INFORMATION having been received, that LEROY
] WILSON, charged, in the county Of King Queen,
with stabbing James sunday, who has since died
Of his wounds has hed from justice, and Is now soing
at large: Therefore, William Smith, Governor OF
Virginia. do hereby offer reward Of hundred dol.
lars to any person persons who shall arrest The said
Leroy Wilson and deliver him Into the Jail OF King &
Queen county, and do moreover require all officers Of
the Common wealth, civil and military, and request the
people generally their best ersr,ons to procure
the arrest the said Wilson, that he may be brought to
justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
ikAL this 18th day Of November, in the year lsi7
VIM. SMITH.
~ Wilson is described as about twenty-five years
old about We feet inches high, spare made, with
reddish hair inclined TO cur-light eyes, red face,
shelving The effects Of intemperance-does not wear
whiskers. II Is supposed he may come to Richmond.
Nov lg-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pROEI AMATION

1T heinz represented 10 the Executive that murder
L has been committed In the county Of Lee, by Clai-
borne Anderson who has fed from justice and is now
going at large Therefore, William Smith, Governor
of Virginia do hereby offer reward of two hundred
dollars to any person persons who shall arrest the
said Claiborne Anderson, and deliver him into the Jail
of Lee county; and do moreover require the officers
the peop,e generally to use their best exerons 10 pro-
cure the arrest of the said Anderson that he may be
brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of tho Comnonw ealth. at Richmond.
lsEAl this 18th day Of November, in the year l847.
WIN. SMITH.
az No description of Andersons person has been
furnished the Executive, but he Is believed to be still
in Lee county, where he Is we'll known.
-rct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROEI "A NATION

INFORMATION having been received, that JOHN J.
i HACKNEY, convicted or forgery, and GEoRGE a.
ARMSTRONG; unde ind ic for elon ously carry
ing away slaves, have escaped from the Jail Of Augu.
ia county. and going at large: Therefore, l.
William smith, Governor of Virginia, do hereby offer
reward of one hundred dollars any person persons
who shall arrest the said John ]. Hackney and George
A. Armstrong, and deliver them into The Jail OF the
said county Of Augusta-or my dollars for the arrest
and delivery of ether and do require the
officers of this Conlnonw ealth, civil and military, and
request the people generally to use their best exerons
to procure the arrest Of the said Hackney and Arm
Given under my baud as Governor, and under the
lesser seal ofthe Commonwealth, al Richmond,
lSEAL'i this 18th day Of November, in the year isi!
WM. SMITH.
atr HACKNEY is described as nearly six feet hish,
abont fony-fye years old, with hair somewhat grey,
and thin on the top of his bad on blue coat and
a slate culored pair Of pantaloons.
ARMSTRONG Is about twenty-five years old, flve
feet ten inches high, sendery made, aud with fair
har;-had on a dark blue coat and dark panlaoons.
aE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS 1t has been represented TO tho Executive
w tina, Austin Libon free man Of color, charged,
In the county of Northumberland, with murder, has
fled from Justice, and now going at large Therefore,
l. William Smith, Governor OF virginia, do hereby Of
far reward of one hundred dollars to any person
persons who shall arrest the said Austin Lbon aud de-
liver him into the jail of Northumberland county; and
do moreover require all officers of this Commonwealth,
civil and military and request the people generally TO
use their best procure the arrest of tho said
fugitive, that he may be brought to Justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal ofthe Commonwealth, at Richmond,
WIN. SMITH
OeY Austin Libon Is described as negro of dark
complexion with scar on the right cheek, and large
protuding upper LIPS about feet inches high.
No n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07

position occupied by the Democratic party al
Washington. Their altitude is al once elevated
and cheering. They stand BY the rights and he
nor OF The country, ready 10 make an honorable
and permanent peace, but moi by sacrificing Tie
Legitimate rights, conferred by war, OF securing
some redress Tor The heavy losses Toe country has
sustained. That the Wings 'oiH haze 10 come
into the policy Of the Democratic party, We can.
not hesitate 10 believe, and he moral effect Of
their bearing, not only upon our own people, but
upon Mexico herself, are no, TO be too highyes-
lilnated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-07
Urry ooIJ,ARs REWARD.

IAN AWAY from the subscribers, on Sunday, the
II ah August, "a Negro Man named GEORGE: The
said savs is about 2l years Of age, black about ee
Inches high weighs about $50 pounds, has gooo
n DIekInson y Brothers Auction Room, on the I'D OIL
March Isst, from Msssrs Miner & Keen of Pitisylra
MA Court house, He was purchased by them-M. a.
-in Rekins hsm N. c., and he will In all PROBABILITY
make for that place. as he ran of last April anu was
nLsn up. ON his way there, at Amelia Court-hou
hs person that took him up that occasion shot him
With small shot, on the legs, and the shot marks are
vsy pereeptibe on the hind part, OF Tue caves ~ All
ysry OF said Soy to R. II. Dickinson and Brother IN
Richmond. Va II taken up after this date, and II Ia
kso up prevou, to this datc We will pay sa5 Tor MS ae
Livery here, and the expense Of Drinking him 10 'h'S
place from where he may be taken up. o
r-'' KELLY, HUNDLEY & co.
pl.h-orN August ~ lS47.-ctf
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C.. FOR
SAFE

DY virtue of Deed Of trust, executed to us by Ma
ID thaniel Penick, bearing date the 9Th day Of Au.
gust 1884, and duly recorded in the County Court OF
Cumberland, we shall proceed to sell, p0sitipsiy on
the fair day) on the premises the highest bid
der for cash. the following named property, to wit =:
81 acres OF Land, less, situated on Appomat
tor River, In the county Of Cumberland, six miles
above Farmvle; Il being the tract OF land which
the said Nathaniel Psniek resides ALSO the follow
ing Slaves: Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, Isham and
Robin; Martha, Maria, Thomas and Betsy.
Also, two Mules and one Horse, together with his
entire stock oil Hogs, Cows and Sheep, Plantation Tools
of every description, one Carriage and Harness. and
one Or Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale 10 made for the benefit Of the creditors
named in said deed Of trust. and will continue from
day to day until all Is sold.
BENJAMIN ALLEN, ss., rru.,...
JOHN A. ALLEN, ia'ee''