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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
AUCTION SALES.
ssy Hsunlop, fsOncuEe X GO.
VALUABLE UPPGRJAMFs RIVER LAND
AT a IiH.nIl,A-

~
at AUCTION
( IN THURSDAY lh- 5h .: Ocob.l next, al
~ IL o'clock, ON The premises, will be su!d a,
The Guard Lcck Honse, en- The Canal, s9s-s7
acres Il land, nearly hall low grounds, wiih a
sufficient quabiity OF wood lard arachrd, situ.
aled above West Ham Creek, about miles
above the City OF Richmond and is The Trace on
The Sou'h sice o. The River roat; portion,
known As West Ham. belonging 10 lie Es'aie ot
he late Colonel John Amber AM is sold to rff-c.
division among his heifs. go large portion
OF this Tract bs,Is low eroun's, ilh suihcienl
wood auacned Tor fencing and fuel ii is deen.ed
a mos, desirable ore, AMI we'll worthy The aren-
ton Of those dcsr.us Q oan a first ate Farm
contiguous 10 he Matktt door
TERns:-Ohe third cash, or note negotiable Al
e months, interest added, AMI satisfactorily en-
do'sed; he balance 10 II, Is and "a months, e.
cured by deed OF trust on The properly.
DUNLOP, MoNcURE & Co, Aucls.
Sept Odds
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cox HEATH FOR SALE.

r,HIs is very desirable Tract Of Land OF near 700
j acres, within three miles Of Buckingham Court
houss-wi,h an abundance of wood and water, about
I5u acres of 6ne tobacco land Clear for which II
pecuary adapted and Ia also well suited TO the pro.
duction Of corn oats and wheat There 10 an excellent
new dwelling Of s,orss with three rooms on
each floor and good CELLAR. This land ifnot sold be
fore The 9h day of October next will then be offered q,
public auction, at Buckingham Court house, II being
Court day Ifii sh ud he sold privately before the day
information can obtain /, by addressing the subscriber,
al Buckingham Courthouse, by personal Inspection
Of the premises. The parties interested are anxious TO
soil. and will make the terms easy and accommodating,
which will be made known on the day nf sale.
Auv 9o-ctds w P MUaELEY.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

THE subscriber Is anxious to employ Female
Teacher for his three daughters-ihe Oldest OF
whom Is under fourteen. To lady Of approved cha.
racter, and competent education 10 teach the usual
anches Of female education, including French and
Music on the Piano, liberal compensation VIII be
made. Virginia or Southern lady, of matured age.
and experience as teacher, would be greatly PREFER
ed TO from the North. Ample recommendations as
to qualifications, &C., will be desired The sntscri'
bcr residence ia considered one of the healthiest in
Eastern Virginia. and distant from Richmond 80 miies
y Letters, post paid, addressed 10 tho undersigned,
hyletts z. o., King William county Will be prompt
ly attended to. PHILIP AYLETT.
Ben, 6-d4ewE
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPE.
ONE WEEK LITER FROM EUROPE.
Correspondence Of the Enquirer
BALTIMORE, Sept. IA, P. M.
The steamship Europe has arrived with dates
one week later from Europe. She left England
on the Cd September.
ENGLAND.
The weather had considerably improved, and
was regarded as favorable for harvesting pur-
poses.
Wharf.-The duty on wheat has declined one
shilling per quarter, and decline of Sd. TO al.
per bushel has been submitted to in price.
FLouR-A decline of one shilling per barrel,
and g per sack, has been submitted to, compared
with the prices current the day the Hibernia
sailed.
INDIAN CoRN is in good demand at former
prices. The condition Of the market IS de-
cidedly healthy.
CorroN-The demand is steady and sales Tor
the week reach 40, 600 bales. The STOCK IN tne
hands Of The trade is small. The quotations ior
fair Upland and middlng have undergone no
change during The week. Fair Orleans has re-
coded Id, but the lower and middlihg grades
have advanced IT, The public sales OF Sea Is
land Cotton have gone eff heavily. and prices
may be said 10 he from Id. 10 Id. lower.
RIcE-Market steady al former quotations.
IRELAND.
Lord John Russell has made the tour OF Ireland
to satisfy himself relative 10 the condition OF thai
country.
The country continued quiet. Many addition.
al arrests have been made IN Dublin and The aG-
jacenl towns.
The Confederate Leaders in The late rebellion
are preparing for trial. The special commission
before which they are 10 be tried, sits in three
weeks time.
Messrs O'Gorman and Darcy have escaped
to France.
The Cha,tis,s of England are closely watched,
and The arrests are quite numerous.
FRANCE
The debate on the report OF The Commission 10
enquire into the causes OF the lale instruction
has terminated. III. M. Louis Blanc and Ledfu
Rollin defended themselves Indignantly against
the accusations OF the report. Caussidiere hum
by pr, tested against The part ne was said TO have
played ty the Commission. His defence was de-
fcient in nanlness of tone and sentiment.
Warrants were granted by the Assembly for
fed the country. Louis Blanc has followed The
example of Rollin and Caussidere-he first
wen, to Belgium and then to England.
Paris is tranquil. Louis Philippe has applied
10 the Government for private funds.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Cabinet have accepted The prot.
fered mediation Of France and Great Britain Tor
the settlement Of the Italian question.
Vienna has again been the theatre Of serious
riot The Hungarian troops have been defeated
by the populace.
The German Assembly was debating Consli
| tuion.
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NOTICE.

DAN AWAY, on Tuesday, Aagust sh, my negro
IL man JACK, talias JACK ssotlJ lie is about %
years old, bright mulaun, wei built. and pleasant
counienance when spoken 10, win small scar in one
NJ bis temples where he hledn his temporal arte
ri.s Tie took with him good supply Of clothing, and
IS supposed TO be aiming for Richmond and ultimately
free State Any person taking I'm up and delivering
him 10 me, In Prince Edward, nsr Farmv,lle. will be
literally rewarded and any information Of him thank
SuIIv received JOHN P LlGAN
.n,.T
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GREEN SPRING LAND, IN THE CoUN-
TY OF OIIISA EOR SALE

WILL be sold publicly, 70 the highest bidder, at Lou
w isa Court house, on MONDAY, the . b day Of DC.
tSssr, ls4s-beng Court day-if fair, fno, tho next
fslr day thereafter, Tract o Land situated In the
Green Spring neishborhood adjoining the lands of Wm
assland and Others and containing TWO hundred and
sI acres Of 6ns farming land, and particularly
isnds 10 The growth of wheat But seldom are such
tho valuable qualities Of land In this
are welt known and persons wishing TO
OF wheat win be seeded thereon This Pail. :
.s. a.nmo-one-fourth cash. balance In ons, two and
.vs 2, more accommodating II desrd-the
on the land to secure the same. - n BRYCE.
Sept l5-ewtdg
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
SLAVES IN THE COUNTY OF HAN

PURSUANT IN a decree of The County Cent OF
Hanover, in causs therein depending In the style
Of William A. Gilman and others, against John c.
rockman and others, the undersigned, spec'a, com
missioner In the said decree named will proceed 10
sell. at public auction, ri Hanover Eou, House. on
TUESDAY, III" 2eth nay Of september next thr rfact
uf Land and Save in the decree mentioned by the
terms OF The said decree The Slave IL be sold Tor
cash. and the land credit In equal nsalm. MS, Tor
six Twelve and eighteen months The Land l. that gu
which Mrs Nancy Gilman resided al the time Of her
DEATH in Hanover county, and contains about one hun
bred acres with tn!erab!y comfortable house on w..
and adjoins the lands OF Patrick Perrin and others.
The slave is very likely boy, OF nftetn or eineeh
years Of age. a. ID. IlABEaLahE'
Aug lS-cWtds
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TO Mr.. CaAMBERLAYNE POLLARD.
you are a nonresident of the Slate OF Virginia.
"A you are hereby notified that shall proceed, on the
18th day Of October 1885, at the oce OF Messrs Day
& Robertson In the city Of Richmond in the State Of
Virginia, between the hours Of soelock, A M, and 6
o'clock NJ of that day take the dispositions OF Or
William Gaines, John A Meredith, &C, to he used as
evidence In my behalf, before Commissioner John
shore in stating an directed by the Circuit
Superior Court OF Chancery for tho Richmond Circuit
In sui, In Chaneery pending therein between Robert
Pollard, myself, &C, plaintiffs, and Robert Page,
yourself &c defendants; and II, from any cause, tho
said depositions be not taken concluded the said
10th day Of October the taking thereof will be- conti
nusd from day to day, al the place, and between the
hours first aforesaid.
You are also notified tina, the said Commissioner has
appointed the Goth October l68 for stating the account
above mentioned, al his ofice in the city of Richmond
Septl5-Sw TH0S II TALIAFERRO.
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LAND NEAR FARMViLLE FOR SALE
n,bs ,wenty-fonrth (2ithl day Of next October, If
ia hail he fair II nni the next fair day thrreaf-
,s will offer fnr gale, the premises, the Estate
Enown AZ SANDY FORD, which lies on both sides al
The Aopom attor RIVER, above Farmve-one part being
in The county of Prince Edward ani the other la Cum
herland The said estate IL estimated Ia contain about
one Thousand q G1l acres Of land, ~ witch rather
more than half is cleared. Of the cleared pton. about
tau hundred and forty ale io1 g'0nds ne
high land that is clsrd In good condition. presenting
NOW here worn-out appearance, and is oirrahiy wen
SET in herds' grass and clover. That part o tho iahh
which Is in woods is fee OF pilags, and wen innefeh
The improvements the place compri:. = evening
house and all other houses necessary Tor me comfort OF
family and the nses OF farm. Sandy Ford distant
three miles from Farmve BY the way OF me hvef ana
four and half .y the road whilst II Is only eight miles
from Prince Edward Courthouse, and seven from
Hampden sidney College. The ApponattoI river d.
yides the estate into nearly equal parts; and u
,b,ll he deemed advisable the day OF sale, will be
offered ar two tracts OF land. more minute descrP-
| ton Of the property { think unnecessary. Pefson.
wishing 10 buy rsiuabte load invited To examine at
here advertised All OF the operations OF the farm !
Guiding tho sowing of wheatl will be conducted refu'l'
| ly III the day OF sale. .,,s,,.
will however state here, that expect 10 fednr hi
small payment in casb-giving iibe'" ''''''' ~
much the largest portion Of the money, r,,,,v
| Ajuinistrator dc bonis non, with 10. ~ a. """a
Aug 2l-ctds OF Lowa'u D''o"' 49,
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TO PHYSICIANS, TEA;HERS AND
OTHERS. =

rrAvING purchased larger farrin another county.
III now offer for sale my presen residence War
saw village, (ichmond C. H) cotainine l33 acres of
land highly improved with lime md putrescent ma.
nurrs-4O acres In woods The bntfings are numerous
and comlnodous consisting Of evry house. necessary
ar agreeable 10 a fsmiy-with IN dce-a!I in admira.
Bile order. Terms liberal and accom- odaIihg
WAT TYLER, NJ d.
w,rsav &upusl r. l5iS-ctf
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TO PARENTS.

Ni few school Girls Of modest department, u, hoard.
ers In her family. she occupies comfortable house.
On large lot with spacious yard and garden situated
in healthy pleasant and retired part OF the city, Her
residence being within few hundred yards of the
principal female schools parents can have their choice.
TERMs-For Ten months board, including washing.
lights furI he'd bedding, &c, $780, half in advance
and balance Isl March. Use of Piano, SIS.
Addrrss-Rey. Joseph Walthali, Richmond.
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LAND AND sToRE-HoUSE, IN KING &
QUEEN, FOR SALE

TyHE lands belonging to tho estate Of George Carl
ton, deceased, containing about SIX hundred acres
will be- offered for sale the 10th day OF October f
previously sold. There are four dwellings on the pre-
misses The late dwelling Of the family Is large TWO
storied house. with seven rooms In the upper stories
and three in the basement, all foored with plank; a
good Kitchen; dairy; small house In the yard with
TWO rooms suitable for an Office or school room, with
the other necessary houses. The yard and garden
ere VOL ~neio-ed and there Is well Of water within
few feet Of the KITCHEN. There are about hundred
acres Of land attached to the homestead. There
three other small dwellings, with enough land attached
TO each for small family. large sore house, grana-
ry and stable stand at the crossing OF oGr roadl
the centre Of the above lands rendern. very acecss
BILE 10 the whole surrounding county There has been
q large commercial hnsiness done at this stand for
eighteen years, and 1t now enjoys fine custom The
laRd Is we'll adapted to Wneat aud oats There is
abundance OF good mari an all of these lots; of
the land has been improved by its application The
ciety Is refnrd and Intelligent. II will be sold in lots
to suit purchasers.
Refer to DR. II d Faulkner, King 4 Queen, and DR.
WIN F Gaines, Hanover. WIN DAVIS,
WIN COURTNEY
Executors of George Carlton, deceased.
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SAFES.
fsy y. Is. a e.. &, ssisI Aucts
Sl.GkilES

vi be col by Us This morning, at 10 o'clock
a i.e:y Nesio Woman ard enid. Two Negro
Boys 10 AMI " years old, ard lwo likely Negro
Girls lG and II years od
n. b. & c. B. HILL.
Sept. Is Aucts.
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THE undersigned wishes to sell rent his Tavern
and Store. house, In the town Of CartersvilIe now
In the occupancy of Mr.. Benjamin H. Powell. Possess
sion to be given the lst December lB4s descrip-
tion Of the property 10 deemed Unnecessary as pre-
sumed that those who Wish TO purchase or rent will
Wow the promises. Any information concerning the
same will be given by addressing mo at Cartersvills,
Cumberland county, Va. SAMUEL WILSON.
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NOTICE.

RIO TIL. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
RAILROAD cohfANf, under the ACT Of 9th
March, lS47:
The following reqnistion' are nefehy made, viz In
addition TO the OF three aoars called Tor hvc dol
lars naynhr on the first day OF each Of The months Of
March, April, May, August, september, October and
December and ten dollars on Tue nfst day Of each of
subscribrrs In Augusta will pay IN the Bank at
,annInn. In .ibemarle, in the Bank at Chariottesye
tb"se In Richmond in the Bank of Virginia. to the
credit OF The Louisa Railroad Company. Puae,uaty
mporont. as interest vt be due on eaeh instalent
paid. BY order OF -, sse r nIa,u, r-
p..r., Nav, nsno Feb. 22-clUec.l
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JS the United States District Cour.fsr tho Eastern
District uf Virginia. sep,ember a,h 1913:
In the matter oi BANKRUPTCY Of job Shepherd:
Thrse being on deposit in the Ban OF Virgins, 10
The credit Of the Court In this case III Of thou
sand and furiy-ninr dollars and uuy-eight cent?,
Sl,049 IS, the Court doth order at notice hs pub
lshed In the RohIond Enquirer iolen days, that. al
a future term, dividend and dlstrhdon will be made
of the sad sum- and Of such other ssets OF tho said
bankrupt AZ may BIZ collected before he passing OF an
0id0r for distribution therein.
Coly-Teste,
Semi I0-cdt ARR IaANnS nc.
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NEW KENT FEMALE SCHOOL.
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

JAMES r. FINCH, A. NJ, PRiNcIraL late Principal Of
v the Wesleyan Female Seminary Staunton, Va.
The Academicnl year If ten months commences Octo-
Der Is and ends the last week In July, with the e1er-
cises of examination.
EXPENSES:
English Literature, senior class, ego
DO. do. junior do. %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 30
Music with use Of Piano, 40
Ornamental Branches, ~
The boarding departmentwl be in the chnTge Of MIR.
Samuel Ayres, in whose family the young ladies will
enjoy the best social and moral influence.
Applications enter pupils should he addressed be
foro the LIST sept-mber) Rev. Dr. Lee, Editor 4. G..
Advocate, Rev. J. E. Edwards, Rev. Manning, or
Mr.. Samuel Ayres, who will supply any further inior-
nation. Aug 8-cw6w
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By Pul!ina SHADE, !sEcfs
NEGROES.

To-day, at 81 O'clock, will be sn!J by rs, four
IlSeiy Negroes; .ne fancy eiil Is Yeas oi age,
s"'e Sea;asne.s, ana hree i.,iy boss 10 l6
years Of age. PuLLIAM& SLaDE.
Spills Aucs
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of the provisions of deed Of trust
eordrd in Henrlco County Court on the 4th day Of
July, lss8, from Brown and schrver, to the under
signed, tho creditors Of the said Brown aad Schriver
hereby notified and requested, TO bring In their
October, ls48, In conformity with the of said
deed. JNO. Z. GRAFF, Trustee.
Sent. l-faRot4dSt
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mo1d, Virginia.
son This is The Place.
k0n" ~ DAY-Splendid scheme: prize of
i, oao Of 1000, lof5,0OO, offs, 900, 2 OF 1929,
Sem N.Y., =. &c. u Nos, Is drawn. Tickets "a.
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443 Acres Of Land for sale

l13 Acres OF Land for safe
DURsUANT To decree Of the County Court 81 -
roline pronounced 10Th July, 1913, we, ne snh
scrib.s will proceed TO sc on the pIen,s1f a., I,y 10
n. highest bidder. the Tae. Of Land me..ionsa 10
Inc proceedings This tract Of land lies 10 as eor@rry
Of Caroline near Kneedwood, ana - ~. ron
sis. Of large story entirely REV. so, sa1
anu e,eaieu ,sshn,hnod r. B. Norment resides on the
sn ID and viii take pleasure in showing to any per-
SON wishing TO view II. ,,. aha, -, n .,sd;, n
IEnno. ,InO,h, purchaser giving bond aud ap-
urovss security and title TO the land not to be gwen
ppn,, aff.r tbs deferred pa, msnt !, made.
3 3, sSos sgs%r' Commissioner
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Notice

A SINGLE LADY, qualified TO teach the nsua
A branches ri an English Education, the French
Language, and Mnse III. Piano Porte viii hear o.
situation by addressing YIN ha~sin nt nac9ns
sury Court House, Virginia. ,,n,.uoo,
ss,f I2-cw4R WIN I CNDEhVOoD
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LOTTERIES.
r. a IN bert,s ON e i,

On Fourteenth Street, under tie Exchange Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of Lottery broker in the office Ton l4h
street, under the Exchange Hotel,) formerly occupied
by D. NJ. ioyt. and recently by L. b. Pendleton.
Drawing of Mononsalia Lottery, Glass 48:
6S GO 80 40 % So Sc 81 81 81 CT ,.
Ticket, Nos. , 20, a priz. ol 100 dollars
sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, 4s, ScEt. 10:
% So AZ Al 81 81 SIS 81 al 10 Is 63.
Ticker, Nos. 81 Al 81, a prz. of $500 both
Ticker, Nos. IS % So do. 100 sold
by LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-The Virginia monongaIia Lottery: Elass
Nos Capitals: $4,000, 7,Oo0 5000, &c. 70 Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves Q; quarters l.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDolawars) Lottery, Extra, Glass NJ" 81. Capitals :.
S4,672, Of 900, &c. rs Mos, Is drawn. iickets
81; halves so cents; quarters 70 C.
Saturday Observation-Disclosures Al O'Clock.
$4,000 DoLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
A MAGMIrIcENT SCHEME!
Tho virginia Lsesburg LOTTERY cs,s No ST. ods to 10 be
900, 5000 5000 900, 2a5S 20 OF 300 &C. rs Nos
is drawn Tickets slO-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER esIH, lsis.-THE NAM
MOTH LOTTERY.
100000 Dollars!
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass A, for 1875
Capitals 500 000 40U0a o 900, a0O00, 5000, lG00,
5,U6, 1858, 100 OF O0O l73 of 500, the lowest No.
prizes. rs NOD, 10 drawn. Tickets saO-shares in
proportion.
DrT Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages,
single tickets shares In the above, or in any of Maui
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 to $40 for ckes,)
wlllreceve the most prompt attention. and the drnw-
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond Va.
~ Recoect No.3-"Theres luck in odd numbers,
saws Rory More, Sept ii
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COW.e.' aIoltery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL
THE attention Of the patrons OF Cowlss celebrated
Prize Office is invited TO the following brilliant
Schemes be drawn il tie month Of July, under the
management of II. PAINE & CO, who have distribu
ted more large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others combined. OF those sent, many have been
directed TO this agency and sold by the
prize-seiler, CoWLES.
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VALUABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE
For SALE


FOR SALE.
TN execution of decree Of the County Court OF King
1 and Queen, pronounced on the lfih day ni August,
1919 we as the Commissioners Of the said Court nov
of-r for Sale that valuable Farm Of winch Joseph II.
PrnJlson died seized called MIL AN, situate In KING
and Queen County, about mile from Mantna Ferry,
four from Walkerton, and sir from King and Queen
t-bonse The said Farm contains 80 acres, nas
nm il The beat improvements. consisting of large two
story dwelling. and all necessary on houses sides an
orchard Of the best selected and choicest ithns-h
short this farm H. considered Of The most dssIrnhr
residences IN King and Quren. The Land Is wei
adapted TO wheat OATS aud corn, producing ~ 'nice
about the same number OF bushels OF wheat. The
neigh orhood IL healthy and delightful, ana Tue farm
beny sold 10 meet the srigrnces ofthe Estate of said
Pendeton. The undersigned are fully authorized I"
negotiate privately, aud for por':on-say ha-of The
ouTchase money 10 make the terms accommodating
ii private sale il effected earlier, they will sell
pubcly, on the 2nd day Of October next on The pre-
misses We shalI Of course convey such title ~ Is vest
MISUNDERSTANDING King and Queen.
ROBERT COURTNEY,
Aup o3-cwtJs ]. NJ. JEFFRlE5.