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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
THE REVEREND DR.. HoOPER'S
FAMILY SCHOOL,


Near Littleton, Harren County. North Carolina.
'I,HE subscriber, having spent upwards of thirty
years as an instructor in the Colleges of the two
Car0nas IL DESTROYS to retire, for the rest OF his llie
private situation lie proposes, therefore, To
Open In January next at the place above mentioned
of age in which their intellectual and moral cultiva.
ton can be carefully attended 10, and where they VIII
be Withdrawn from the usual temptations of our Towns
and villages The subscriber hopes that his long ser
vices in public Institutions have made him sufficiently
known 10 the public around him, 10 furnish parents
guaranty that their sons If entrusted 10 him, VIII be
we'll sht and taken OF For the satisfaction o
those at distance he bees leave TO present the follow
ing testimonial, kindly furnished him by the dt.tin-
gnshed President of South Carolina College, in which
the subscriber was for seven years Professor
"SourH CAROLINA ColLHGs, April u, 1915.
"AIy Dear Sir: earnestly hope that your project of
Select School may meet with great success, not only
on account cf the lively Interest feel in whatever con-
Germs you, bur also for the sake Of those whu may
have the good fortune 10 be entrusted 10 your cafe for.
indeed, know one 10 whose training and teaching,
whether regarded morals, manners or scholarship
would sooner entTust son than 10 yours. When en-
deavorrd Ia dIsadr You from your purpose OF leaving
this College, was prompted both by the desire 10 re
your valuable services 10 the institution, and TO
continue most agreeable associations with highly
sprcted and honorable friend. With these feelin =,
sincerely entertained, should be happy 10 think that
my name might be Of service 10 you.
'Your friend, &c, WIN. y. PRESTON.
'sRev. DIR HoorER"
T,RAs: 5000 per annun
For those who study modern languages $40 extra
As the first year, not more than sixteen will be pro-
vided for, applications should he early made
M boys fifteen years will be taken, II sum
cient number under that age be offered
All other particulars given in Circular which VIII
be To any application 10 the subscriber al
Wake Forest College Moth Carolina, till 18Th Decen-
Der after which time application must be made 10
him al Littleton, North Carolina.
N.,,1 IA rit IL
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Old ChUrch ssoIcI for sale.

nEISG DESTROYS of retiring from my present voca-
II lion, offer for sale the well known and tong es
tablished stand. called the Old Church Hotel This
stand Is situated IN the lower end OF Hanover county,
directly the main stage road leading from Richmond
city 10 Tappahannock, Is miles distant from the for
place, aud IS from tn. latter. The main nd from
cksbarg. via Bowling Green and Hanover Court
house, 10 New Kent Charles City, sc, lntersecs this
road al This place THIS location is IL Tie most va
lUablr Hotel stands IN lower Virginia, embracing all
the travel between The upper and lower country. II Is
situated In OF the most healthy, wealthy, nelli.
gent and moral neighborhoods in this region. This
property has lately undergone many agreeable and ad
vanageous alterations and additions, which render
much desirable than formerly Attached 10 II are
81 acres Of land, which has been greatly improved.
and IN addition, there IL acres Of wood land, lying
about quarter of mile distant. There Is hEe young
orchard which IL now beginning 10 hear the choicest
frniis-such a apples peaches, pears, Cherries and
3prcotslnd the garden IL well stored WIN itraWbtr
ny and raspberry bushe-. In addition to the Hotel
all necessary and convenient out houses, some new
aud all In good repair we'll OF good water with cast
iron pump, aud bath house attached thereto. There
are also on the premises Whr1iwIleht and Blacksmith
Shops, both Of which have good run al CUSTOM and
there Is great opening for "a good Shoemaker. The
Y. 5. Alail Stage passes The bd church four times
week-the passengers OF which breakfast here going
down, and dine returning. There Is also large Post
Office Of winch the proprietor Of the Hotel Is Posmaa
er-the profits Of which worthy OF consideration
There 49, likewise, large and convenient store house
and II is thought that variety store we'll supplied and
judicously managed, might do pretty gond business
here. | will also dispose Of all The furniture AT fair
valuation, most OF whch Is new, ana All ~ good Order
and sufficient for all the purposes OF tre Hotel.
H the above described propert" not disguised of pri
vately by the l5th OF December ls,-, !, WIN that
day If fair otherwise the first far day thereafter
Sunday excepted BE- offered Tor sale public auction
the premises, 10 the highest bidder. Onsthlrd Of
the purchase money viii be required IN cash, the ba
lance in aud two years In equal payments carrying
interest from the day of sale until paid and The title
will be retained until the last payment IS made To
any person wishing TO embark In the Tavern Mer-
chandise business, will sell bargain.
Orr l1-rlands JAS ID ELLETT.
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Executors Sale.

SHALLse publicly, at Selwini, in the county Of
Hanover, late the residence OF Archibald G0van,
deceased, on WEDNESDAY. the 81 of January, lsis,
ii fair IL not the next fair day thereafter, the per-
sonal estate of said Govan, consisting of Household
and Kitchen Furniture Piate, Plantation Utensils.
Stock, Crops including four hundred barrels OF Corn
&C. and between twenty and thirty likely and valuable
Slaves. Among the articles 10 be sold Is we'll select
ed and valuable Library. mostly al English editions,
remarkably well bound several series Of thB celebrated
prints Of Hogarth, aud other prints, and n splendid
gold watch Of the hest English workmanship. On tho
FRIDAY following, To vii, on the 9Th OF Jannlry,
549, fair II not, thc next a'r day thereafter shall
sell on the PREMISE that valuable property known AS
"Govlns Mill )" formerly "Macon's Mll ~ situated on
The New Bridge Road about nine miles from the city of
Richmond seven from the Old Church, and fifteen from
Hanover Court House, together wiih about twenty
acres Of land thereto attached, and Immediately there
after about thirty three OF land thereto adjoining
The improvements of The Miii properly consist OF 4
large Corn and Flour MIL with all necessary appnre-
nances for mannlacturng-a new and valuable Saw
Mill, and turning lathe and fixtures, all situated on
never falling stream Of water Biacksmith's Shop.
Dwelling House and Kitchen. This property may
made exceedingly valuable for manufacturing put
poses TO any energetic and enrerprisng individual
TRRMs ~ SALE-Of the personal property For the
Slaves cash. For the other person property credit
of months ill he given for Sums oyer ten doiaisi
bu bonds with unquestionahe security will he required
before the property is removed For sums OF ten dol
lars and under, cash Will he required.
o. The REAL PRoPgRrY-for the NH property
twelve hundred dollars IN cash, The balance In two
equal payments Of eight and sixteen months, the pur-
chaser executing bond with approved security, and
deed Of The premises 10 secure The credit pay
mants Foo the thirty three ad joining the Mill
on. third will be required IN cash, the balance on
credit and security similar To that required for the Mill
property believe the title L. the FORGING property 10
be perfect bur shall convey such title only az s vested
in me as Executor. e w. RICHARDSON,
Executor OF Archibald Govan, deceased
n.c ,ErSf
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Greek Nati0a a'riZe Office,
NO.I0 EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

u
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER
Virginia Leesburg htery, Glass No. rs, for 1913,
be drawn on Saturday December l6. rs No Lottery
Is drawn ballots. Cpiials: $4,000, I0,O00, 500
4,010 10 of ,0O0 10 of1, 10 Of $50 &C. Tickets $40
halves 5; quarters 2 81
Delaware Lottery Nc G., 10 be drawn December 20.
&c No. LotterY-ll dram ballots Prizes: s3U,0O0,
$1,000, 5000, 5000, 20 ,OOO 20 Of 500, 20 Of 800, &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in roportion.
GRAM SCHEME.
1000 Capital $1,000 lowest No. prize
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass C, for ls4s to be
drawn on Saturday, December 23d 70 No. Lottery
la drawn ballots. Capins S5U,0O0, 80 ,0C0 10000,
10000, 2i OF 1000, G6 on0o, &C. Tickets SIS; halves
SO; quarters 3 rs.
Delaware Lottery, No.63, to be drawn December q.
70 No. Loery-l4 draw ballots. Capitals: s36, 666,
1893, 1866, It's, Of 200, of $780, of $50, OF
1901 40 Of 500, &c. Tichts Sl0-shares in proportion
Virginia Leesburg Lottey, Glass No. 70, for ls4s, to
be drawn on Saturday. december 30 rs No. Lottery
--l2 drawn ballots. Prizes: $685. of 9,00n OF
5000 10 of $780, 10 of 20, 90 Of 610, 30 of 800, &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
Orders for certihcatesor Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any the ibove Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
ton, and an account Of ach drawing forwarded az
soon as II Is received.
N. B.-Hurley pays potage on all letters to and
from his office.
Hurley's rule is 10 cash II prizes at sight.
Please address your ordIsto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street. Richmond, Va.
All businessstricy CONFIDENTIAL. Nov 30
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Exc h.a Rage Hotel,
(WAsHlSGToN CITY.
BY T. Nj. McELHANEY,

LATE OF VIRGINIA.
THIS large and connections establishment has been
i hlted up anew, and greatly enlarged since the
closing of the last business season. and again ready
for the reception of visitors, OF whom hundred
be comfortably and elegantly accommodated in style
unsurpassed by any Hotel in the city, and upon terms
which cannot fail 10 please. The proprietor has
rented the large brick building adjoining the Exchange
on its side, and by convenient connection which
he has formed between the Two, has arranged the
whole building TO afford easy access TO the parors
ordinary and chambers of each, aud al the Time
10 separate them. TO afford the ladies and gen.
emen with their families all the privacy and retire
ment of private boarding house. The ladies' and
gentemens ordinaries Will be always spread with all
the delicacles which this abundant market furnishes
and every Thing provided which contribute TO the
comfort and satisfaction of his guests The chambers
are fitted up in style of elegance which cannot be
any where surpassed; and the attention Of members
OF Congress, well as all Others, is invited 10 them
The Exchange is pleasantly situated on street, i'm
mrdately in the of C0leman's Hotel, and Offers
most agreeable retreat 10 all who would escape the
noise and confusion incident 10 Hotels situated on
Pennsylvania Avenue The proprietor has had the be-
nriil Of years experience as Hotel keeper in
Washington city, and with his knowledge of the bust
ness fattrrs himself, that by strict and unremilling
attention. obtain his share least Of the favor and
kind patronage OF the public generally. His Hotel will
suffer in comparison with the best in the country.
nar
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RappahannOck academy

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
rslHE next session of this Institution will commence
i on Monday. the sth January. 1913, and continue
until the last Of July.
The course OF instruction will embrace, as hereto
fore, all the studies Of thorough English, Classical
Tactics This latter branch !, under the charge Of
distinguished graduate Of the Virginia Military lns
uts who has been especially selected for that purpose
as well as TO take charge of the Mathematical Depart
ment
This situation combne5 within itself unusual advan
tapes The location Is provertta for being perfectly
healthy at all seasons of the year; high aud arv, and
surrounded with abundance Of shade; the buildings
erected expressly purposes ofthe school, three ~
number all built OF brick, with lecture rooms, and
library room and dormitorles sufficient for seventy hve
boarders There Is an excellent library, Of seven hun
dred volumes which the students have Tree access
Tsrns Payable half la advance. and remainder nj
close pf Tuition and o1rd including Fuel and wash
Ing per scholastic year of ten monhi-Scssinn $50,
or s9l for the next session Of months BEDDING
and Lights, when furnished by the Principal, $40.
P. o. OF the School, Rappahlnnock Academy, Caro-
line county, Virginia
GEO. C. BUTLER, A. 81 Principal.
RVrEsrscRs:-George Fitzhugh,' Esq, PORT Royal;
Esq. DIR. F. Farfay. king George; Hon. Wiouyhhy
Newton, DR.. Jos Whrelwright Robt Mayo, Jr,. Esq,
@. w. Lewis. Esq, Westmoreland DIR. jeff. Minor
Essex; VIM. p. Taylor Esq Caroline; WIN. ] Dickin-
son. Esq Spottsyivania; Gen. Sam II. Lewis, Roca
ingham; WIN. BioIham,s ESQ.,, Tallahassee, Florida; F.
w Seahury, ESQ.,, Norfolk; Capt VIM G'sen,s United
States Navy; Rev WIN. Friend. Port Royal; Rev AK
burg; Hon. Dan. e Watrous Alabama; Captain James
Maget.s Southampton.
Gentlemen who have sons or wards At the lnstu.
finn Dec. l2-2uw2wGwtl 5Jan.
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METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.

l69, Main ST., opposite Exchange Bank.
I this Establishment can be found general and
"A well selected assortment OF STATIONERY and
FANCY GOODS, which will be sold at moderate adj
vance upon the cost-conssting In part as follows:
Fooiscap and Letter Paper, plain ruled, Of var-
Gus qualities
lot of beautiful Note Paper, different patterns,
sizes and qualities
Envelopes of all sizes and qualities; Tissue Paper
Drawing Papsr; Bristol Boards; Blottng Paper
Envelopng Paper; Hardware Paper; Bonnet Boards
Perforated Boards; Enameled Cards; Visiting Cards
Printers Cards; Painted Motto Cards
Black Lead Pencils Slate Pencils plain and in cedar
Sand Boxes; Black Sand; 1nkstands, great variety
Wafer Cups; Waters and Sealing Wax
Portfolios extra and fine; Music Portfolios
hlahaster Caskets; do. Paper Weights
Letter Clips; Bill Files; Bill Head Boxes
Post Once Boxes; Card Racks; Calendars
Steel Pens; Gold Pens; Papetres, beautiful article
Scented Satchets; Pen Holders; Water Colors
Mathematical instruments; School States, all sizes
Porcelain States; EveIpointed Leads
Pearl, Ivory and Bone Folders
Motto Waters, great variety; Wafer Stamps
Black, Blue and Rcd Ink; Pearl and She'll Gard Cases
Red Tape, Flat and Round Rulers; Quilts
India Ink; do. Rubber; Rosewood Desks
Rosewood Work Boxes; Pen Makers, an exc. article
Indelible Ink; Ivory Tablets
Blank Books Of every description; Newspaper Files
English TwiRe; Adhesive Paper Bands
Sponge Blotting; Parallel Rulers
Pocket Diaries for '49
Pen and Pocket Knives; Scissors, &c &c.
Dec l5-eo6t LEROY III LEE, Assistant Agent.
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yIT P. TURPIN': LOTTERY OFFICE.
W. WALL Street Richmond, Va.

GRAND SCHEME3 FOX DECE NBER.
Virginia Leesburg Lotry, Class75, for lsds, 10 be
drawn Saturday the 9Th December. rs Nos, Is
drawn. Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1900, 10 Of
1000 10 of $780, 10 Of 25OGc. Tickets sl0i halves S;
quarters2 so.
Delaware Lottery, No. q, TO he drawn December 20.
&C Nos, IL drawn ballot. Capitals: $4,000, $4,000,
$1,000 5000, 90 prizes OF 1000 % Of 50O % Of 800, &C.
Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
GRANDSCHEME.
$50 900 Capital $1,000 lowest No prize
Virginia Leesburg I.otry, Glass G, for lsis,to be
drawn Saturday, DECEMBER 23d. IL Drawn Num-
bers out OFFS. Capitals: 10000 10000, 100000 10000,
2la of 900, &c OF auO, e. Tickets Sis: halves SO;
quarters rs.
Delaware Lottery, No. 3. TO be drawn December 81.
10 No. Lnltery-4 draw ballots. Capitals 36,6G6,
1899 $685. 4,l75 of 1000, of 500, Of ,25O of
200, ~ Of 5O0 &C fleets slD-shares in proportion.
Virginia eesburg oiery, Class IS, for 1913, To be
drawn on Saturday, December 30. rs Nos, la drawn.
Prizes: sl52s2 Of 800, Of 50o0 10 OF 500, 10 of
,200 % of 600, 80 Of &c., &C. Tickets slO-shares In
proportion.
% Orders for Certificates or packages, single Tick
cts and Shares in any ohe above Schemes, addressed
to the undersigned, wteceive the most prompt aiten
ton, and account of ZACH drawing forwarded so soon
as il is received.
cc Packages, certificates and single Tickets for sale
by WHIP. TURPlN, Richmond. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Louisa ssaiarna4i.


TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON.
Daily by Railroad and
Two Charlottesville, s. 90 Messrs. VIM. r. Parish &
ZOOS Stages. A liberal
10 stanton, 81 W amount OF baggage allow
ed
To Lynchburg, 81 sos or Connects with lines
West Of Lynchburg, by
10 Amherst e. H., 20 Sstage Of Messrs. ]. l..
lleskell & Co, without
To Nelson c. H., 90 detention.
Fare between T.ynchburg and Junction, ST so
Fare between Amherst e. II. and Junction Il 30
Fare between Nelson Z. II. and Junction, 6 20
Passengers leaving Lynchhurg on Sundays, We'd
nesiays and Fridays NJ 4 A NJ. arrive next day in
Richmond Mt Ia A. NJ; in Washington ut II, P. N );
and IN Baltimore by7 p NJ.
Passengers for Lynchburg take the cars at 8, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in
Charlottesville before night leave next day al T. NJ
and reach lynchhurg al 6, 2. NJ.
Fare between Washington and Staunton, sl0-Tick-
cts on the Boat or at Stlunton.
Nov l--rff
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,


IN conformity an entitled An act To reduce into
one act the several acts concerning Escheators,"
passed the 9th day of January, isl9 do hereby make
known to all whom II NAV concern that il appears by
andra dated the 3ls day OF October ls4s and receiv
ed into the Land Office on the Sd day Of November s4s
that by inquest held the 30th day Of October, l68
seized, have been found escheated TO the Common
wealth
No. l. A lot of ground on the West side of Fairfax.
between Oronoke and Princess Streets in the town o
Alexandria, in the county Of Alexandria, containing
square, or Two acres
No .. lot of ground on the East side of Fairfax,
and North side of Oronoke street, in the said town and
county Of Alexandria containing one square, or two
acres s. II. PARKER,
Nov 6-cw6w Reg Va. Land Office.
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United States Hotel,

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they have, within n few days past undertaken the
streets The locality and interior arrangements Of this
"ote will, we trust recommend II fyorsbly To ysl-
Tors business PLEASURE and particularly to travel
les, II is within few steps Of the Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Depot lf good accommodations
and the utmost eIetons please contribute the
comfort and convenience of their guests they hope TO
secure 4 liberal patronage.
d. II BRANCH & CO.,
Nov les, Late Of Petersburg, Virginia.
Richmond Wing and Lynchburg Virsnan requested
to copy.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tuck er IL A d d N


OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMANs BUILDINGS
-Four doors North of Pennsylvania Arenue,
w ash ACTON.
DEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN Z. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose of posecut
ne claims Of all kinds before Congcss and the several
Departments of the General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed to the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given to the following gentlemen:-
Hon. George NJ Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.Y Ma
son. Secretary the Navy; Hon. r. J. Walker, secres
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon Jno Mclean, u s. Supreme
Court; Hon. Il. NJ. T. Hunter, u. i Senate; Clement
Cox ESQ, GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
l-T John E. Addison, Attorney al Law, viii continue
IN give personal business before the several
Courts Of the District Of Columbia and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia Jan. 2l-cly
TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey Of Essex county, on Monday the 4th day
of December, leS5:
Emanuel Straus, piainiin:
against
Lewis FieishmaH, William A Wright, James 81 Mat
shews and Butrlch, Defendants
Came the plaintiff, by his counsel. and the defend
ant, Lewis Freshman not having entered his appear
ance and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
Il not an inhabitaHt OF this Commonwealth. II Is Or
dered, That the said Lewis Feishman appear At the
Rules at the Clerks Office Of the said Court, on the
first Monday In March next and answer the plaintiff
bill; and that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Of Rehmond,
be posted the front door of the Courthouse OF
this county. A Copy-Teste,
JAMES MATTHEWS, d. CscLAc.
Tier I5-cu2m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
THE subscriber having engaged the services of Miss
i A. NJ. Converse, so favorably known TO this com.
munity as an nstructress will open School al his resi-
dsnce tBuekeye) Hanover county, on the 18th Janu.
airy, 1919.
He can accom- modate six seven boarders.
No pupil will be received for period less than ten
months.
For Board per session of ten months $50; Tuition IN
English SO; in French and Latin, S31to he paid semi
annually. WIN 7 POLLARD.
Adtresa-Hapovsy C. II. Dec l-ctJauI5
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NEGRO HIRING

BY TOLER & COOK.
THE subscribers again offer their services 10
i their friends and The public for the ensuing
year as agents Tor hiring out Negroes, renting
out Houses, buying and selling property, collect
ing claims, &c. TOLER & COOK,
Lisle's Row, Pearl street..
P. S. We are authorized TO hire five hundred
able bodied Men and Boys, 10 work on the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad; from six to twelve
miles above Richmond. A liberal price will be
pail. T. c.
Dec. Ia
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LOUISA RAILROAD.


E,ROM and after the first December an average re.
ductioH Of twenty per cent will be in operation
from Gordonsville, on Plaster, Salt Racon, Butter,
Lard Potatoes, Apples, Corn. Corn Meal, Fish, Tar.
&C., &C., sc. See new table of rates.
Plaster, liked permanently per ton, 81 50
Salt, per Sack 30
Bar IRON, per ton down, reduced 80 per cent, So so
By order of the board.
Nov 2i-claw4w T. n MASON
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SALE ON TbR o. Nm
vr,, DECEMBER. Isas 9TH OF

ssen u.asuersigned, Executors of the la., nj, .
|sua vim Of Con. Philip AyIstt, OF Kin,v W and
~ MS late residence. proceed on III. n,S
pioo.s,n paonsiy the greater portion Of The
ZONE .h,s,se and most valuable stock OF Horse
\ The ks.r are boodedl and Mules, equal TO auv
son.dc PORTION Of the State; ALSO large numSs,
tOts oi,a anu . embracing large number Of well
W. aoet q sVoe mich Cows, of approved breed
q this 40. sais about one thousand barrels of
suek~hs,y, years growth; Wheat, Peas, Beans
Sssas.asn,s ln.rsc, &C large variety OF Farmin9
Eyssn, Corn sS.',Ing ThreshIng Machine, Wheat
n. .a,.,,, ana e, straw Cutters, and variety
ios =, 2, December II The 1sa.nsr should sS.
i ben al, A. appointed, the sale VIII Commence
D.: sa' & AssssfDS zssrr, Executors.