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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
Probate Court, Cornwall Districts. s.2
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nNt the petition Of Horace Busl. of Cornws Il, V Gusrd'en tc the persons and estate of flor: ace Bennett Buel, sBd Sarah Jane BueL Blinors, of this district, showing that said minor, are the owners of certsin real essais, situated in Gosh en.m Lltchheid Couniy, containing shout ten acres of land, bnunded as follows, 10 wit east on highway, west On Moses Cooks land, and north and south on Jonathan Buel's land. the es- iimstcd velne of which being about one hundred and fifty dollars. and that said real estate can not be occupied and improved to advantage and for the interest and benefit of said minors 70 have said real estate sold. and the avals thereof dis posed of as ths law directs and praying for lib erty to sell the same ss per petition on file, da- ted the l4th day of February. l84S.
 OEdeTed-T6as said petition be heard on the 18th day of April I64S, at 10 o'clock in the lore noon. at the Probate Office in ths district. and that said Guardian give notice of the psndsncy of said psiition, by advertising this order in . newspaper. published in Ltchlsld, three weeks succes.ively. st least six weeks before the time oGhearlng the same.
 Certified ky .
 PHILo KELLOGG. Judge
 Cornwall. Feb, i4 lsls. 70. sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

RAMRoADs IN THE SourH.-The Senate of Tensessee has passed bill chal tering the East Tennessee and Virginia Railrnad. to be construcGed from KnOxyilIee to Vir- ginia line. A bill has also passed the SenS ate appIopriating W6lGO6O to this road. S4O0yOOO O the Nashvillse and Cha,tino..vo ,n.iIrOad. and e6l4y 900 Co the Ohio abd Ho. s.;s.:-ailrOad. .;s:- % -7,-T
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

At a Court of Probate holden at L,tchfield
 within aud for inc District of Li,chficld on
 the 2lst day of February, ls4S.
 Present, Chas. Adams. Esq, Judge. T1PON the petition of Augustus Coleman, ol O Warren, in the county of Li,chield, shewlng t" this Court that he is Guardian oi Martha Seeley and Sarah Ann Seeley, ol West Bend, Wisconsin Territory, minors.-Thst sald minors are the owners ot real estate silu. atea in said Warren, viz : an undivided two thirds part of thirty one and halt acres of land deetied to said minors, and recorded May !. 1883, in Warren Land Records. Book sth page 36e, valued at about sixty dollars. That i, would be ior the interest of said minors to have said property sold, and tse avails invested ac. cording 10 law, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per pet | ton on file,
 It is ordered by this Court, That sad Guar. dian give notice of said application, by causing the same 10 be published in one of the news papers printed in Litchfed. in the County oi Litch6eld. three weeks successively, at least six weeks before the hearing, and that said pc, titon will be heard at the Probate Office in said district on the 27lh day of April next, al o'clock in the afternoon. , Certified from Record,
 Al 3w CHARLES ADAMS. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
: 8raut's ReurknIes

is certainly worthy of praise. The expeciors- ton of Consumption, or the magic cure of Scrofula or other repulsive diseases of the skin is source Recommendation from all quart CTS and in such numbers as 10 prevent the pos ibility of their being published. within the in- iis of newspaper. Attention is called to the advertisement. ... t.. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
{. PENMANSHiP.

N purAuance of solicitation made by some Of the Inhabitants of Li.chfeld and vicinity, course of Lessons in the art of Penma nship viii be commenced on Mon> day evening, Feb. 14th. should suitable encouragement be given. Winchesters ap> proved system willbe adopted and strictly adhered to. All who may desire to' give the subject stfention. are iavited to appear at the District School Room at the time above designatcd. as which time farther information wiIl be giyen in relation to the matter RILEY STiLLMAN.
 Liich6eld. Feb.,0 H
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

W-The noble ingenuousness of those grate- full individuals who having been relieved of their infrmities, now assist in extending the
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

THEConrt of Probate for the District of New Milford, hath limited and allowed months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the es. tate of DAVID GAYLORD, late of New Mil tord, n sa'd district. deceased, in which to ex- hiht their claims tor allowance and setteme mt. Those neglrctng to present their accounts with in said time, properly attes,ed, wilbe debarred a recovery.
 s STAll persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 VIM. ROBERTS,
 Administrator. New Milford, Feb. 7th, lS4S "4o3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

These pills are intended to be used in all ordinary complaints--they may be used as mild cathariic. or as a purgatiye cleansing without facilitating the system. They are an excellen' tonic, regdiatiug the digestive or- gans. without leaving the system in costive State. t % % M 4
 Prepared and sold byDr. E.eC. CHAM, BERLAlN. corner of Church and Grown Sts. New Haven, Conn. f ....l ..t .. st-
 N. B. The above articles can be procure also from Bolle's & Wells Litch6eld, Conn. g. Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow. IM
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

LUST received 300 Yards Of fashionable q C DeLaines. small 6gures on green. black maroon, and black grounds, which we shall sell for 20c per yard. n3 WoiceitUiHe C0ah Store LATHROP & BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

THE above na aripsmicle Is an efTectus n remedy for all cases of Rheumatic .ateciions, Spinal Diseases, and for all kinds of Humors nd Impurities in the Blood. Itis intended for all ages and constitutions. and is made entirely of Roots and Herbs A simple trial will convince the most skeptical of its efficiency.
 VOLATILE LINIMENT. .t
 This is an invaluable compound for Rheu> aatism, Ague in the Face and Jaws, Neural> g'a. Spinal !rritations, Sprains, and Weak Joints. This Eminent has never failed in a solitory cas-. 'l i"A
 Cephalic Snuff.
 Asnperior and efficient remedy for .Catarrh Meagrims, Distractions in the head. etc. Thi, Snuff has been nsed by thousands, who hay. spoken their judgement of its high merit Ant claims. vi ~ " T3~1
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

PERFORATED PAPER just recejxsafessr
 30 sv <-,.:s : .ss.ss,,.:;es. |. A..lss ss .s .
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

AMuA FARM TO EEASE.-s
 E!k9E The Subscriber offers to lease on kssi shares, to an experienced and en. aIaIh terpsising Farmer, the whole or . portion of his Farm. situated in the village of Farmingson;Possessicn given the first of April. The farm is well calculaied for the dairy bus iness, although t is first rate land for moving, pastuTing and blowing.
 Any letters lposiage paid.) wishing further information will be Immediately attended to.
 Or None Eetd apply but such As conduct their business on sirtct TEMPERANCE prine!pIes.
 I Farmington, Jan. 27, lS4S. 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
South Carolina.

The Legislature at South Carolina seems Dis
posed 10 follow up the Recommendations OF the Gov.
ernor in regard TO the slavery question sud South.
ern Convention On the 29lh ult. the following rcso-
iuuons introduced into the senate BY Hon Joseph
A Black
Resolved. That there Is good reason % spprehsnd
ths, 10 Is the deliberate iatent0n o. the people the
Northern states Of this Union. 10 embody into Sill
which may Dc passed by Congress. organizing Terri.
tor1sl Governments for New Mexico snd California, a
provision Tor excluding Slavery from said Territory
Nsso.rsa Tast We would regard the passage OF such
iSw py Congress as sross violation 81 the Fedora.
compact ~ outrage upon the rsnts of The southern
StSies ard wsnton undssui.ed insult sud thsi 10
mission thcrtto would &c degrading s1d infamous
Rts9irta, That The STATE Of south Carolina never Will
IN any contingency OF under any circumstance sub.
INIT 20 sny law passed BY Congress by which slavery
,hs De excluded from sny territory Belonging 10 ms
Government and lying south % the parallel NJ thirty
six degrees thirty minutes of north lsf tudc
Rssorsd Thss IL the event Of the passage OF such =
aw 6y Congress that me Governor %, this state Tor
re time beiuz convene the Legislature thereof immc
ds;ely 10 order thSi suCn scuCn may he taken shall
De deemed Necessary SUI proper
Rssa,gea Tnst the State Of south Carolina earnestly
invites the attention 81 Der sister states Of the Soath
this important subject snd is rcsiy % meet and consult
with them ., such time and Ia such manner msy De
deemed advisable. the best and most eecTusl mode
of avoiding OF resisting the dangers with which we
sre, 10 common threStenet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

iustice and wrong OF consecrsting the Territories
70 Free Labor would seem 10 cave him no alter
native. We ferventy hope that he may have a
chance to carry lis threat into execution. and may
then think better Of Il
We have neither time nor space to dwell mp
on the Inconsistencies and contradictions Of the
Message. Setting out with TIE declaration that
our evident policy is peace, he proceeds 70 show
nov evidently polite and beneficial y ar has been
and msy be. He follows up proiane illusion 70
the God Of Peace with lsbored dedication n the
demon Of war.
Blood on biz hands and Scripture on hi, lips.
Its tissue Of sckening sell suistion, low
demagogue.sm and reckless disregard Of truth re-.
asserted in the face Of avenging and ind ynaut
people, which nobody but JAMES X. POLK would
have uttered, and which the people have taken
good care that even he shall not repeat.
We must break OF. and resume Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ BTRroRp S"W oRLD A. n Movls. No q
contains original translation OF novel by ALrRKr
~ MvssEr The Fortunate ShiPwrcck chapter
OF Interesting anecdotes OF Dean krwsn and snumber
choice selections from foreign and home papers aud
reviews This magazine. in which the sailor Jerome
has interest is attaining, Learn. very large
circulation.
tP- Paw ARpENHEiN. the Monk OF the Wis
sahikon, vol =. by GEo LrFFAsp has been received
by Dewitt 4 Davenport In style it lie precisely similar
to the hrsi volume.
~ Tan Cams Friend Tor December
edited by Mrs FoLLKN has been Published AMI is Tor
sale BY {. : Francis 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

EnuoR TMBUNK .-Orani a few lines of your
valuable pspcr 10 ask why the Of that excellent
and highly esteemed actress Mrs. Vernon is omitted In
ihe east Of the school for Scandal 10 be played Al the
Park Thursday next Ia the st announcement o. the
Benefit for the family of the late Mr. simpson Mrs Yer.
mons with other OF the highest talent were prom.
ised the public IN grand combination for the occas
ION and that the Programme IL perfected the part
Ut Mrs Candour. So admirably persoustcd when In
the hsnds OF Mrs Vernon, is assigned a. another
ky publishing tbs note i hoped this evident over
sight may De corrected A PATRON or rHE PARN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
fourth page
The Cholera.

so far as we are able to judge from a pretty
careful examination OF all the facts, think that
the horrible reports about the Cholera in New
York, published 10 the Express, are altogether OF
the imaginary kind. We don't believe that case
Of the Cholera, proper has appeared at Staten
island this season We have seen nothing like
evidence Of such fact.
eT FER proceeding, Of The Board Of Health Out.rss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
HOUSE OF REPKEsENTArIvE-

Mr. GREELEY gave notice Of his intention 10 bring IN
bin 70 discourage speculstions in and establish Home
stesds upon the Public Lands
Mr. GoGcfN gave notice Of bin 10 reduce the rates
Of postage 70 FIVE cents for all distances
Mr.. BRoADHEAD moved u print 100 copies of the
Presidents Message with the accompanying documents
Mr SMITH Of Ia. moved 1000 copies which was lost.
Mr. HENLY moved reference 10 the Printing Con
tract lost-and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
BY Telegraph 10 Inc sew-iOfk Tribune,
Ehirtieth Congress.

SENATE. WasHScTOS, Tuesday, Dec 81 PSI.
The Message was received read, and 10000 extrs
copies order % - printed Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

THE BRITAsSiA-Up to the hour Of going to
press last night the Britannia has not arrived
She is now in her eighteenth day out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

~ President Polk occupies our columns to
such an extent this morning that obliged TO put
much Of our Editorial matter the outsde. The com
mereia and chipping intelligence will be found on the
NTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY. DEC. G.

T-usrs w.ss T1oss n s1hsrfe ~to 40 ~ esr. Ih
fssr> tbs ornng -l please cave ~ofs fhs CSC
tsrn-r placed lpon TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
The PnIcon at CharIe.ton.

Steamship Falcon arrived safely At Charleston On
Monday morning in 90 hours notwithstanding the very
severe storm and proceeded t. the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

III Owing TO the enormous length Of the Pre-
sidents Message we have been compelled % place
on our First Page large number OF NEw ADVEk'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

Il The President, It viii be seen. recommends
! Branch Mint In tbs CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

IowA-A telegrsphic dispatch 70 the 81. Inns
Republican, from Burlington says that Casss Of
Gcial majority over Taylor IS ,522, excluding Pot
tawstomio Co which gave Taylo is3 majority
Van Buron got 100 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

FROM WAsHINGToN.-Mr. Benton shook hands
with Mr. Butler on entering the senate on Monday f.
Thi- terminates the duel
Il Is said Mr.. Calbouns alternative TO some adjust
Of the slavery question will be eouthern Con.
yenton 10 propose for Withdrawal Of the Southern
states IN body from the Union, upon the passage Of
shy law restricting Slavery in the Mon
Mr. PALFREY il the present occupant Of John Quincy
Adams seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06
CITY ITEMS.


Italian Opera" tmsn, Astof Place Open House ~
Ordination serffe.-fres Clnnh. 4lf 81 near 81 A.
Lecture lts.l -Churca Bn,ons - Cel--7@ r.
NsaD5oseus Great Exhibition. 20. broadwsf-T4 fM
rss Painting TOE Court OF Death.i Bfoos Female Asis
my o. ~ ii
Zooosed Hai-lrrs and Buds and 81 Borsp ~
= alt ~ o. 70 Pm.
Cd Napoleon Jfossus AipsA sfeus oi p.ns ia u =
0ouih Fter Co.. oaisD Of European fantugs-4sa Brad
way An IlPM
netco Illustrated sioppau Hail 10 bfusfVay3 ani ~
Dor~n bonharneui of N,rs CrIs bf0siwsy md ~ 81
Chnstys Mnstrcs- MecLalc- Hal, 81 BrusdvEy-s z VI
Cam bells Mnsfes-Soci-ty Library. 3ss Broadesy1A VI
Orleans iusltais9 aud r. NJ
buons Ihsaisf-Chsn1,fss 81 bfoAdgay7 fMfor per
fornanoe-. see advertising columns
BfosdN. Broadway. Auhouy-7PM ls@s sbaVs
American Museum. Broadway. Ann. See BE- shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

On our Fourth Page will be found many isvors
from oar friends, which were intended Tor Inlrd
Page but have been necessarily crowded over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

lLLIN0Is-Thc official vote from all the Counties
in the State but four IS as follows Cass 55,O27 ;
Taylor 81 500 Van Buren, a. i35
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06


American Museum. Broadway cor Ann See b.. above
SWORD pREsESrATIOS.-The sword subscribed
for BY large number Of gentlemen in this city, for
Lieut. Judah. OF the L. :. Infantry was presented to
him lsst evening at the residence of his mother on
Seventeenth street lie was IN various bloody engage
ments in Mexico and distng uishod himself for his
great energy and courage Gen Sanford presented the
sword, accompanying !, with neat and pertinent
speech to which Lieut.. Judah replied in most becom
ing 4 brilliant circle OF ladies' together with
number OF the clergy and many Of the military. were
present. in addition 10 crowd Of citizens. The eve
ming spen, delightfully."- and not the eas, Of the
fractions YVES the splendid T.. Band from Fort Ham
ilton Lieut. Judah is stationed in Western New York
after his brief furough expires.
FREAKS OF An ELEPHANr.-Consderable eX-
element a. well AS amusement created yesterday
the occasion OF landing elephant which arrived
here from Calcutta for Raymond s Warings moDego-
rie IN the ship 1alsman. II is in charge OF native
keeper, who going ashore, mounted upon the clo.
plants head to direct his in his accustomed
The elephant possibly aware that he had ar
rived in free country proceeded 10 take the largest
liberty and at threw hs keeper with great VIC
lcncc through the window of glass aud china store
making considerable havoc with the contents not sat.
ished however. with this performance he entered the
store but the appearance Of things there not sutne his
ordshp be left aud walked into the bonded warehouse.
OF Mr.. briggs in West - The clerks aud book keeper.
not-reshing his looks gave him plenty of room when
the keeper with the assistance OF number Ut indivdu
sls finally succeeded In claiming him until evening
when he was conducted 10 he mcuagene.
FIRE.--Tho lamp and campheno store of Mr.
Taylor, in Broomo St near tho Bowery. with two
dwellings adjoining, destroyed by hre e.t evening
at q O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

Is5- The O. :. SurREME Court commenced its
snnualsession At Washington on Monday Justice
TANEY absent Among the councillors 10 attendance,
were GOV. W IT, SEWARD AzoR TABER, and JoHN o.
sEEGENT, OF this state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
Ia sn bert,s g III G e j.,

On t1srLccnh Street, undcr The ErctaMge HGtcl.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, In the Office ,on itl
street, under the Exchange IIotel formerly occupied
by d. NJ. Iioyl, and recenty by T.. 4. Pendleton.
EJ- TAKE NOrlCE.-Al Tickets sold Al this Of
flee are in the weesablIshed Lotteries Of j. W. hau-
~ Go tsnccessnrs to Gregory Co, the successors
of Yates & Mcintyre Please, therefore, To fecolrct
No. 3, Exchange Place. Re particular in regard TO the
number, 81 as In prevent mistakes.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, CLASSIC, Dec. p
IS d 40 46 10 IS , IS 80 2G Q 60 "A g.
Whole Ticket Q 35 80, prize Of $500, sold 10
a lady on Christmas day, and paid by
Drawing Of Sussex Extra. Class No. |, JAM / ;
3 81 50 81 A. 40 II % 70 G6 % 9 rs.
Drawing Of A Is s2 ii Class "a sIaqqsl;
Drawing OF Leesburs, Class |. Jan. 3:
- 81 46 &c IS 81 7 II 81 81 81 % 30 10.
Nos - 81 so, priz, Of 100 dollars, and Nos.
II 81 81, prize Of 800 dollars, both returned
TO The Manas is by LAMBERT.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. >,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals saD 0O0,
lO0 900, $780, 5000, a,5OO, 235 10 of 500, 70
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets ST. halves 50; qrs. %.
.wEDNEsDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. ., drawing expected Wednesday
evening. Capitals: 100000, 10000, $751; of 5000,
of 1900, 10 of 800 % OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets SIh; halves D; quarters = 81.
THURSDAY-The Va. Monongalia Lottery, No l,
to be dawn in Alexandria Capitals: $4,000, Oon,
2OCO 500 600 1855, Of 700, Of 500, go of 2On,
&c Lowest 3 No. Prize $500. rs Nos ~ drawn
Tickets So; halves 50; ours. IS cts
0<r Orders for packages, certificates of packages,
single tickets shares In the above, in any Of Mau
~ Co.'s Lotteries, (Of which there are drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 10 sU for tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, aud tie draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adveniurcrs,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 2, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
NJ Rccollect No. 3-"There's luck III odd numbers,
says Rory O'Mo.e." Jan. 3
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Sss.arlAsa1s Office


MO- 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let ali the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STRATTON'S the man.
"A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
A Capital IF $4,000, Sold!
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey No. SO, Dec. IS:
So 81 "a 81 % 4 Ill 40 "a 81 70 81
Whole Ticket, Nos. SO "A, capital OF
$4,000, sold 10 a country correspondent. and
paid by STRATTON.
ANOTHER PRESENT!
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, No. So Dec. 81
II % GO 40 SIS 10 IS 30 G2 81 sc.
Whole, Nos. II %, prize OF $1,000.
Ticket, Nos. 40 S. e., do. 300,
both sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of N. Jersey, No. 1903, Dec. %:
as 81 SO 70 20 az "a 81 Al 46 l6 %.
Whole Nos. % 81 u, prize OF $500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Lecsburg, No /, jana:
- 81 d6 &C IS 81 7 II 81 81 81 2S so l3
Half, Nos. 10 81 81, a prize Of S2OO-Nos.
% 81 81, prize OF Sl00-Both sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria, No. l. Jan. /:
IL % so 60 80 "a s 81 81 G3 10
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
Observation-Disclosures, No.2. Capitals :-S20, GOO.
10000, 5000, 3,O0O $500, 2,a35 10 Of 900, &C az
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets So; halves 50; quarters -
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. 2. Capitalist
$40 sO0 10000, 6737 5OOu OF 2,0OO 10 &c $500, 90
Of 900, &C. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SlO halves
S; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, No. |. Capitals: Slo,
oO0 3OOO a,OOO 500. 200, 1895, &c. 7s Nos, II
drawn. Tickets SO; halves 50; quarters IS cts
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he promptly at
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders TO N. STRATTOS,
JAMS Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF INTEREST
I'm Real Estate,

IN HE COUNTY Of RENRlCO.
PURSUANT 10 the acquisitions of decree of the su
perIor Court of ChanCery, for the Richmond Cir
clit prononnced on the l2th day or February lst, In
Tie causes OF Sheppard, Waller j. Quarles and another
against Richard Eyson'S admis and others and
John Wh,lcck, Jr, against Rcha rseny sons admins
traitor and Others shall as Gomm -,ei appoin,ed BY
said decree, proceed 10 sell on (. - the Irrb
gay {" January, lSi', upon tie ptem, public aur
t'h To The highest bidder ior cash, the portion and in
'tfest IN certain Tract Of Land referred To I'm The said
decree, wlch had been therefore allotted To Sarah Ann
E'ly'on, widow of Richard Eiyson, deceased rs her
uo"er therein, by former decree pronounced in said
causes me said Tract of Land is one thereof Richard
aliyson died possessed, and lies IN the lower end oc
Tue county OF ilrnrlco IN The Furk oi F1nr Nile Creek
ana Bney's Run aud on ;he River load 10 CHARLES
'i'y Court toise The portion which hah been assign
"a te the SAID Sarah Ann Ellvs,nas her dove in said
iic Is Ten acres, rood and thiy one rrrcb.s OF
hish land, including tie House, and three acres two
ronis ana sixteen peTches OF marsh land and may he
'y seen by reference Ia plat and survey filed IN the
RECORD oil SAID causes in the Clerks Office Of The said
superior Court OF ChanCey for the Richmond Circuit
rms dover interest Of said Sarah Ann Eiyson will be
tie subject of the present sale
lie sale Will take place nj 2 o'clock NJ on The day
ao'e named. IT, however. the weather should he in
day. q :, InSHI ,'
Dec. 9--cGd:ds "