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C0UNTERrETTS.
cure for CONSUMPTION.


w medy for Consumption Of Lungs. Affections OF
Ls ash ohr Of the pSmon, organs
Read the to7o7ring Testimonials!
In accordance with the prevailing custom, order
the this medicine fully the following certificates
have been selected and as Is mot wish 70 URINE Ta the lives
Of false statements Of s efficacy will
hUf any The hO proofs IS re Ser solicit an from
public every publish and feel assured they will
REMARKABLE CURES:
OF all the recorded there certainly
bay OF Consumption, even in some Of its worst forms
Mrs Sanford & Paks-Gsts is to certify that my wife
Nancy Dohoney in declining state of health for the last
could physicians pronounced her disease Coasump
ton in the last teg and sad that her rseoyeTy was past al
Wssr,s Balsam Wild Cherry. After using few bottles
TsPdy s2e : now 50 to attend her
regular without suffering any
Her p Improvement and present health me in the be-
lief that she will soon he entirely restored -. ....
State Of Indiana, jefferson county, ss:
Humphreys justice of the peace in and for said
hony subscribed and made oath to the foregoing certificate before
me this 9th day of February s ssg uuwpuprvs
To The Public Green the county Jennings and
season violent cough. attended pain
the and sometimes fever, and that employed skul
stefan for some tune who said heeosd give me no relief
then commence using OF ia ana let
self good health as enjoyed for number Of years my re-
sOron under the blessing Of God attributed to the use Of the
medicine above named JACOB GREEN.
March LIST, Ie46.
STATE OF INDIANA. Jennings county.
David s. Skinner justice Of the in and for said
the above named Jacob Green sub
oath the foregoing cetheaie before the
LIST day of March, l649. DAVID 5. SKINNER, J. p
The following communication has just been ceived from Mr.
wholesale Druggist ak Huron county Ohio
The afflicted will please read and judge for themselves
NoRwALK March lst ls49-
John d. Pok-Dear sir-Having Afflicted the Liver
while living Elyra this State.
had that OBLIGED give
my entirely my bohe and advised travel and
what benefit it would have started and was gone
from home about four months hut experienced no relief whave
finally advised Of friends Wiars
Wild Cherry, which commenced using. To
SURPRISE after using bottles completely reso ed to
health continued this day without SYM toms
complaint sickness Of other kind end
YOU you deem ft know
ing do Bslsam life when all other remedies
had failed. Yours, DC, JOHN p NOOsIEk,
| Druggist, Norwak, Huron county, Ohio.
| Price 81 per hottle-six loltles for So.
Soil by j. D. PARK, (successor to SANFORD 4 PARk,)
Fourth Cincinnati o. general agents for the
we whom all orders must he adore ssed.
Brothers, d. Craghead and w Hannaman, Indian
apo Sdda Reeves Co., Madison Geo w Palmer, Coium
bus Winstandley Newkrk New Albany c. Bell, Evansve
Jas Somes Vncennes Chas w. Wood, Terre Haute; John
Burke. Charlottesville; R H. Eldridge Lafayette L. w Bruce
L. Beecher Fort Wayne; A. B. Merritt South tend
Ame Holiday, Michigan City and j. Reed Richmond 9SePy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

The Democra's of Dearborn county have nornina-
ted Richard ID. Slater for Senator, and Daniel Coma
way, jr., and j. F. Watkins for Representatives
Slater has been a member of the lower house of the
Legislature some two three times, and always made
good Representative. We are really glad to see
him put in nomination for Senator for he will ma he
good one. Conway is a new man. but has the
qualifications for a good member. We are unac-
quanted with Mr.. Watkins, 1T is hardly necessary
10 add that the ticket Is certain to be
iSOl Courier
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Prospectus of Vol. Hi. of the
NATIONAL ERA,
An Anli SIdrery Political, and literary Newspaper

-fe0'P1Fc's
BAILY, Editor; WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING EDITOR
Washington, District of Columbia
TERMS Tio0 Dollars per anRum payable an Adrdnee
The organ Of No Party, standing upon the doctrine OF
Equal Rights opposing every Of Slavery Oppression,
Selfish Monopoly, The National Era advocates reforms
which believes calculated to the Personal Rights oil
all men, and hamonize social and political relations with
the demands of equal and justice. Especially will IT
labor for the Of that Movement whose doctrines
are summed up in the brief maxims-Free Thought, Free
Speech Free Press; Free Labor, and Free Men.
Its plan embraces regular record Of current News aud
Events contributions TO Literature, reading for the Family,
aud such Congressional Reports to give correct
Information respecting the record proceedings OF Congress-
and faithful idea of its spirit and unrecoded movements
Able contributors have been engaged for its columns and
reasonable expense viii be spared in maintaining and, II
possible ehlaging its already valuable cortespondence
All communicatons whether business for publlca-
ton, must be addressed to G.. BAILY,
Proprietor and Editor Of the National Era. Washington.
2 3w ID. &.
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EARHI FOR SALE.

UHE Subscribers offer for sale accommodating farm Of
IL 100 Hendricks county, Indiana, immediately the
State road leading from indianapolis to Cnwfdsse twenty one
miles former place. There about 40 improved
stable smoke house, and well OF good and
For inquire OF IN subscribers, Robert
the Feec Dale Factory Richmond John keeney
living the Farm, who will show IL To any one.
Fleecy Dale, March l6, l549. f. J.. HETIIERINGTON.
chm dIeder ian 10 mi
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rUVHE Stockholders hereby notified that contracts have
been made for the prosecution of the work the Central
Road the meeting the wi
necessary for the subscribers Of stock make the following
payments to-wit:
On before Goth day Of next dollars each
Of stock and before the 9th day OF July next
dollars each share Of stock
May %, 1919. I09-3w W JAMES BLAKE, President
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Bucks Improved Patent

TE,HE subscribers public four sizes of pattern
II Of Bucks Cooking Stove greatly improved which then
confidently be not only the most perfect baking store
beautiful Cooking Stove offer
ed public. aeity baking (Which in the old Bucks
stove exceeded every other has been greatly by
the addition another which enables bake at time
twice much ordinary cooking Being made artig
and having dame the fire be regulated to suit every ocea
sion.
Those who good cooking stove that can be relied
upon, should this cannot fail 10 please
satisfaction and refer to hun
dreds Of families which have them We will in
upon trial. back the stove and refund
the money.
selected stock
brought Market consisting Of Premium Cooking Stores
approved patterns plate stoves
churches and school houses box toves and
celebrated Stanlsy and Saratoga air
tight paror stoves most beautiful patterns OF srhght
stoves in market
In addition 20 the above
on hand general assortment of Tin Ware which we offer
very low prices We prepared TO
copperwork at the shortest notice
G.. J.
vAsvtf WASH qtons treet ives OF
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tLOTHs Cassnetts, vestngs and all kinds
u linen wear, for gentlemen, cheap at 81 DUNLoP's.
HpITTsBURoH Stone cOsI-for ssle by
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The name Of person will be entered upon our books
unless The payment Of the subscription he made in advance
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter. the
postage which will be paid by u.s. and all risk assumed
by ourselves in its safe transmission.
1JPOSTMASfERS authorized to act agents ;
and by sending DAILY subscribers, with $50
closed, or FIVE SEMI-igEEKLY subscribers, with $25
closed, FIVE WEEKLY subscribers with $40 enclosed,
will be entitled TO retain 90 per for their commission.
CWe request the favor Of all exchanges TO gre the
Adore insertion in their papers.
ITIn few days agencies will be formed one or more in
each State Of The Nnon tn subscriptions and extra
copies Of the Prospectus will be transmitted many Of
friends various sections of the county, for the purpose Of
enIDg their best exeOn for the extension of sub
scTiption list. 2-3w
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state OF Indiana, Marion County.
T the April term Of the Marion Court d. 1szo
N said court declared the estate Of John 10
be probably nsovent creditors required file
claims against the estate for allowance said Court
tied to payment. -
May 6. ls4s. lo4 4w WILLIAM SULLIVAN, Admr.
lust received Pittsburgh Iron; 100 kees do asored
u Nahs low 81 wholesale by s. 4 w. MOORE. Sly
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COMBINATION AIR-TIGHT.

Ia
W they keep full supply the above
Superior Cooking Stoves,
patterns which better ate station s
needed Than reference the following among The many VINO TESTIFY
o uarivaled qualities.
MARION CouNTY-Samuel merrill, Hervey Bates, VIM Quarles
Samuel Hannah Edward McGuire Jesse Jones, ward
Hamilton, Danl Ringer Chas Rob
inson Arthur Vance, Tos Obrook, Louden Robert Brown
ing Asylum, Asylum, John Mcta, Kew
Holiday Johnson any number Of other names could be
given NJ,
Maock Chas Reynolds Waierouse, Curtis Barnett Robert
Downward, Henry Rogers, Joseph Mendnali, VIM Little
CouNTY-Chas Atheon, Jesse Alen Wilism Aur
lex, Semuel Shockey, Dye, Delany, &c
JOHNSON CousrY-Php Dean Isasc Voorhees, Jesse Hughs
Robt Lyons, &c
HaMrIroN CouxrY-Azaah Dining, Howard, Williams.
Davis Barnaby Newly, James Trester.
SHELBY coUNIY-Robt Hough, d Smith.
BOONE couNTYieny Marvin Rumly, MhlerJ Spencer
Smith, George Shoemaker Jacob Johns, Jonathan Scott
Howard CouNrY-Joseph ID. Shorp, sheriff.
PUTNAM CouSrE-aac Lawrence, Smith, Stader,C Call
Davis, John Savage.
Our Tin and Copper
hands ready and happy
upon those who desire anyt thing in onr line.
Cash for old copper and brass as usual
KELLOGG 6 YANDE5,
L gisn Of the Paddock and Cook Stove.
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Corner sh and MARI ct agent for Louisville XIV
DAVID CRAicHEAD, indianapolis Indsana: r. L. Iawunre
Son, Lafayette, do Henry Maynsrd, Madison. 90.
N b. All communications In reference Or. veceahl
Extract the only Epilepsy psd
THOMAS MILES, Cincinnati Chic. z.swkw
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r UCK'S OFFICE, l55, Main Street, Rich.
IL lnont, Virginia.
Anoiher prize OF $1,000. sent 10 this Office.
Dawn Ncs. o. SusGuehanna Lottery, Glass 80:
, IS "a As II p 60 p IS 81 81.
Halt Ticket, Nos % Al IS, 81. 900. returned
ir,m this Office.
10 day SO 600 'er 81.
Alsr, 81 500 Tor s..
For i &c pIIzas call early LUCk'S.
Tel 12
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LOTTERIES.
S1raasOfs1s spfatce

NOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA
Letallth world say what,hcy can,
For selling Prizrs. STRhTTON'S the man.
10 Al 81 4G II So IS e. 4s "a IL 20.
Hall, Nos d5 81, Two more, sold and paid by
Ticket, Nos y 80 81, STRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Glass a6-Juy9:
% 10 IS 40 GS % 40 II 81 50 81 81 ~ d.
Ticket, Nos ~ % 40 a prize of one hundred and
twenty dollars, sold and paid by sTRATroS.
q Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No 2S-Juy II:
G5 81 | So iS IS 81 81 &c - Is 10 IA 3.
Ticket Nos 10 &c So prize Of slaU, sold and paid
by sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR TIE BEEK
1860 DOLLARS! 2404 DOLLARSi
FRiDAY-Sussex, No AZ Capitals: Sl3 500, 9, iCi,
of 900, &c. 66 Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves
9; qrs. /.
1850 DOLLARS! 1900 DoLLARsi
sATURDAY-susse1, Extra, No. 60 Capitals =
$780, l,3t0, 600, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn Tickets 81;
halves 5Ucts.;quariers 95c,s
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY!
Virginia MonongalIa Lottery, CLASS 81 Tor ie19, 10
be drawn Saturday, July l4ih ~ drawn l mum
bsrs out Of 70: Capitals; OF $50 eo, o. in'1oU
of 500U, Of 3. 49, 80 of luo, l'e OF ooo' &C. TICK
els S l0-shares in proportion
Virginia Monong a,la Lottery, Glass No %, Tor 1919
10 be- drawn on Saturday, Julj 2ls IS Ma Lotiry-i3
drawn ballots. Prizes: S35 900, ls,OuO, lO,Ow, s,r
5u,u 4CUo aa55 90 OF 200 20 of 600, 20 of 400 &c
Tickets sV-shares in proportion.
Virginia aononealia Lottery, Class No. c. for 1872
10 be drawn on saturday, July 25ih. rs M. Lottery
lG drawn ballots Capitals: $4,000, l3uuO, 900,
$780, 1900 900, 00U, 1885, 10 81 lGUU, 10 Of 100,
10 Of 500, SC. Tickets sl5-shares in proportion.
Ordsrs or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in althe Lotteries will be promptly al
tsnded 10, and Sent when requested Please
address nfdersto N. SrRATTO8.
IuI,q Ri.hmond, Va,
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Il 4 m erf's d fiji G e,


On, Fourteenth Street, antts, he EIehangs Hote!
Drawn Nos Of Mononraiia Lottery, No s2--Juy ,:
Is IA &c ~ II 81 81 III G3 i l.
Ticket, Ms IL ~ Gj another pine, sold b.
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Glass No i6-Jn;y oh :
26 % SIS ~ O. 22 - IL u 81 u 81 "a G7.
aficke, Nos ~ 40 -, prize Of one hundred ara
twenty dollars, returned
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No e3-juy NH
Gs 81 80 IS SIS 30 81 aG 81 rs ~ IA 3.
FRIDAy--The Sussex county tDelGwarel Lottery
Glass No. ~. Capitals: Slja6n. =. iUi, &c. CO Nos,
- drawn. Tickets 81: halves ?; quarters !.
SATuRDAY--Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDelagare) Lottery, Extra, Class M 90. Capitals
81, $50, $40 &C. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tlcksis ST.,
halves ST. Cts; quarters 25 c.
Saturday EyenIne-Sales close atao'clo,r.
3 priZ-s oil rs 600 Dollars
The Virginia Monongllia Lottery, Glass 81, for lSi3
Capitals OF sec ,OU0 o lJCUJ, Ct 5,DCO, Of asa
30 Of 900 l5S OF 5UU being ihs lowest three number
prizes 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets slU-Shares pro-
portion.
Brilliant 5. hcmc C,r Saturday. July IS.
yrginia Moncngalia Lottery, Class No. G, for 1919
10 be drawn on saturday, July 2slh. lG drawn Nos ,
in package of ii Tickets. Schene: Sa2,OpU, le,um
oon $3.50, 6,n00, 4,n. 3on0, 2C9i, ~ Of l,Cuu ~
of Loo, &C. Tickets Sl5-shares IN proportion.
1J- Orders Tor packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets or shares IN Tie above, or IN any OF Mai-
~ & Co.'S LoileIleg, tot which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from $40 for tcEes
wilireceiye The prompt attention. and the draw
ings forwarded immediately 10 di.taRt adYeninf-rs.
ghen requested. Address -
THOMAa LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
NJ Recoilect No. 3--"There' stuck IN odd numheH,
r,ys Rory O,Nore July
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The American Farmer

rs published monthly in the civ nf Baltimo. al 81
psr annu-G copies Tor 50, IL frr $40, or for ST.
new volume commences IN July, under the in"at ID
yara5,e auspices IL IL the OF the Maryland state
Agricultural Society and all the rriZe Essays and Re
pnit. If ITS Committees are published therein. Inc
society al s last meeting determined 10 raise SUO, 10
be appropriated a. follows piece of silver plate vau
ed ut IS awarded TO the person obtaining by the
Isl Of October the largest list oil subscribers the
volume commencing IN July next; 10 for the ID and
SIS for the Sd largest lishe publisher has also added
five olhet prizrs, payable in Agricultural works Tie
also offered SD0 for prize essays for the Coming vol
ume, viz $50 IN silver plate for thr best essay Tor the
MAN and arrangement If farm buildings, aud The III IN
n, OF the arm yards $50 for ihr best essay The
cultivation of tobacco and $50 for the best essay on the
management of the dairy.
The first Number 10 appear in JULY VII contain one
Of The most valuable papers, from The pen OF Edmund
Rufn ESQ.,, Of Virginia, ever presented 20 the agrl-
cultural pubic, particularly of the regions
O. Virginia. Maryland aud the Carolinas II gives the
Details of his farm management for the hve years ne
has occupied his present estate IN Eastern virginia,
and proves conclusvely, that with reasonable degree
Of prudence anagement farming Gun he made as
profitable rs any ether business. The second year alter
he took charge of his farm, Sr. Ruln shows thai his
clear Interest the capital invested for land negroes,
indictments, stocks sc was 8 l6 per cent, Sd year
10 per cent DIN year 2aeG per cent and 5th year,
90 per cent, besides supporting his family, his hands,
sce X c. and ruisng the value of his farm intrins
cally TO double its worth when he took u III hand.-
Every farmer and planter, particularly IN the tide.
districts Of country will read This paper with
thu deepest Interest. This number will also contain
numerous other valuable papers; umonast which Is one
from Geo. w Debbn Esq Cor. Sec. of the Slaie 30
cio;y, the construction Of the wire fence, and one
from COL Capson the same subject; with appropriate
drawings. Address
SAM'L SANDS, Publisher,
AT Md. Stale Agricultural Society Hall,
July 3-c4t l2s Baltimore a., Baltimore, Md.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EYe0ass sso.s, Q,,.s ssn.a.


WILL cnmnisnce "n tie Is Tuesday il October, an
w continue four days
FIKsi DhI-irrsuar--A swcrp,tasr FOR 3 ;rar
cid COILS and hlirys-ScO eEifancr sa5 furi,2 nil.
heats I" haIe and close Isl day of .rplcubre-nuw
subscribers.
or Hare enters Oh {, by Boston. dam Canary
James Tall, ente;s hf by orator, dam S,rih Wash
ingrrn.
TB Williamson enters, and 10 rlme Ii ily OF Al
gust.
x NGrreh enters. and name l.. dry .: aa-.;.
SECOND 9hf-WHoStsp.y Racks
Frs Eace-J"rhr. ilan Parse, ; .i!r h,,.ts.
Second knce, sam dyA sWre pStise Tor !, scar I'D
colts aud Eirl. thai nesel won racr-miic hr ais
81 rntiancc. . r ri'a more i, ~ .t- rirr-,h-
rr"pIetor 10 add 5 doars-to name ana CLOSE ID. aay
Of September
THIRD Dap-rHuHsp.y--Two E.crs
First Eace-Jockey Club purse. 3 mite heats
Second Race: same day-a swren-taae fpr = YEAR
old colts and hilel mc-51 enitanrr, half
forfr--three or more Ia make 4 racr-:u name hnl
close Isl day Of Srtenbs-the Proprietor to add 81 doll
lars.
FOURTH Daf-FhiDAs-i sweepsiake for year
Odds, untrrd-2 mile hrats-5O dollars entrance naIf
fofsit-tn name and Close Isl day of September.
BY order Of the President.
June 29-cw3m w. HANCOCK secutrv
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Greek Nation Prfzc Dsace,
MO.loi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
IN Virginia.
Oh. ynu in search of gold, whtre'er you roam,
Remember, Hi'RLEY'S Office 'is !itfe"-ll home.



Remember, HIRLEY'S Office "is itfr"ll home.
GRAND SCHEMES For JULY. lS49.
Virginia mononsaia Lottery, Class - tor 1870, To
be draw n on Saturday July It'll IS No. Lntiery-l2
dawn ,Iiots Capitals: OF $40 900, Of i0,GGu, OF
$780, of l5a, 80 of 900, l79 Of 500, SC. Tickets
sl0-sharrs IN proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. 70, 10 hr drawn July 18th,
IL M La,,ery-l5 drawn ballots. Capitals: So 600.
II OUu 5000 3GOU $780, t;5 nf 1850, 10 OIL 900,
10 cf 7In 10 of iOo, sc. Tickets sU-e'ares In pro
portion.
Virginia Moroncalia Lottery. Class No. 81, for lSi9,
10 be drawn on SATURDAY Jniy sl,t. Is No. Lottery
l3 drawn ballns. splendid scheme: SIS 100, Is uJC,
l0O0d, $500 5,0pa 1870, 5, 20 Of ,2DO, ~ OF co.,
20 of iJn, &c. Tickets SlU halves 5; ore. So
Delaware Lottery. No. -. 10 he drawn Jny 25th.--
65 No Loltery--iu drawn ballots Capitals: s3J,Ouo.
20 nD 900, 3n72, ~ of ,Jn ~ al s1U. - o
400 81 of 2D1, &C. Tickets slu--sharrs IN proportion.
Virginia slonoagaia Lottery, Class G, for 1919, TO BIO
drawn on Saturday, July 2sh. Is Nos, 10 drawn
Grand scheme: si2,00u, i3,n0 ,Dnl, 1000, 6,"O,
4O9u 5000 1886 u Of GuJ, 10 Of 100, III OF 51,
&c. Tickets Sl5-shares IN proportion.
Orders tor certificates or Passages single ilckels
and Shares in any above schemes, addressed TO
the undersigned will receive hr most prompt uilen-
ton n nd IN accouht OF each diawing forwarded as
soon as II Is received.
N.B-IIurley pays postage on all letters 10 ana
from his utDce.
Hurley viii cash all prizes soid by other Vendors
Hurley has at al! times rnmpetu assortment OF ueA
ets ranpn. in price from 81 TO 500
Hnrley's rule is 10 cash II prizes al sight.
Please address your orders;o WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
An business strictly confidential July3
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IN HaSCERY-VsGrSrA:-A Rules Eela n ~. ~,
Clerks o!goe or tie Circuit Superior Sou. q, ia ,
End Chancery for Middesex county, on "a'u'uds NC
Oh day Of June, 1879: a., t,,.,t
George n Hnndley John Hnndiey, anu 'oseph y
Gti,h, infant, by William Waits HE epMa'aa 90"
ne I; friend, i'''''"'
against ,,, a, p ;,
ceased; William Brooke and Eliza us WE, hH,.n
Hundlry and Lucy W HI. wife, s!11.,ns ~ IT,
A Dyke, sus,n DYKE, phlir Hodges ana mary L
Hodges infant child of Mary a Hodges, mna v 81 Z
Ga,ewood ami Larsin liundry, -. pe 3 ~, I,
The defendants, VIM Brooke and E.l.1 .i,s VIC
Ian Hnndley ard lucy " his vile GaInnrlhe nykei;
WIN Dyse aad Susan Dyke, mol 1en,dur - M
act OF Assembly and the rules 9! hs sohI., anu 80
psans by satisfactory evidence ai 's ~ me S said de-
nnd,n,s do brts al the riles 10 be holden Tor
the said ne ' Monday and s. eopy o
This oyder he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pco-
ad the Guy Of Reansus for S ,%0 Of mS ss cou
eei,Ively, and posted o. 'hs l.ons ITe
3vps is~swsn TAOS r HAYWOOD Q T.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TIVE subscriber oGrs al prv1'- sale ae faiin UPON
which lr resides, called HILTON, formerly own
ed by Lewis iilll, En- OF Richmond u CONAN - =
scrrs III which there are los u Mlssap"nnaS bot
ION land free from overflow, aud Thoroughly drained
during liz p1s; ytar-a1 acres 81 arabic lahn reh'y
roIliny-and The remainder tine timber, sncn as whitr
oak aud hickory. The fields all well Enclosed ana
watered and the farm generally Is In hi.h state OF
cultivation.
Tnr improvements consist Of comfortable ll"eiiine
House Kitchsu, sriukr House, l1Hy, ana Tour eoon
Cabins with large stable, Two Corn i!"asrs, Gar
rae- House and an c. House we'll hied. The Dwell.
ling house t. pleasantly situated u2o" an elevated Site
ana has fine yard and productive Gafdrn attached =
There Is we'll Of excellent water IN the yard anu t"G
fine springs very the house, aud There Is upon me
farm select Orchard OF hrec hundred apple trees, WIN
other choice frit
HILTON aiJons the lands Of Messrs. walker hoy
and Thomas Yrrby, and l. distant about sA irs rom
fredericksburg over fine road II offers the iHdner
nenis II keai and fertility any one In want OF aiat'
The subscriber viii cell the growing crcps wan tis
farm. They consist of sevrn'y bushels oi scirc'ru
wheat looking well, corn crop on 'nr hl' 'Hu'
OF about eighty acres, together win IN oat cto,.
lie Wishes II sell The place fnr Ttiirns 81 Gor''
nature will take vsrt moderate pfice, anu eiii -
accommodating credit lf desirrd. lie WIZ sen ~ u"
same time the Stocx Farming Utensils, sc, ana h'ir
ina Servants upon the farm for The remainder 81 e
year Persons wishing 10 prrhase are in'l.em - W
The premises. HM = NaoA'
y B-Johm l.. Mayc, Jr., of Fredeiickshnrs Is a'l'
orized by me 10 sell tue Farm, aud VIII eve any IN
fo,n.,,nn ihat may he scucEt Junes--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
ruDpclIJrG MACHINES.

:, n. SMITH, late Of the fra OF Parker = smI.n'
Ill and formerly foreman ior me late Jaee.
would respectfully cal The attention q % Gsrs
RIlsIsicNr on Nam sueri, n,2o,iie tn' mo-" '"-
wsere, independent cfhis p''sn Seoi, ~, b.,
nov exclusively in rs own hana. ~, -, II
ments in Horse Powers stfiety "u'''' -
persous intending 10 purchase. ,,,os,a4.,,,s
Whilst intending keep few machines 'faay .naIf'
be wan5 ADVISE persons wanting 70 send IN 'nel' or
e,asy supc,o. article in The way q Wheat Fana al
"a '..sI ~ Also. Corn sae!isIs end s:dw Cutters
no, surpassed. ,,.,,..io, ~ III 1-,,eeh
-. - - ,he Ia;e JaErL Parser, lie will undertake to
..n,,r se IS are cu, o:oier-pul In new sets Of teen
sne.s ,i.s a,e 100 much worm 10 thresa eean and 90
u. ~. IN hand few superior Sickle, fc Mscor'
mIek,s Rsspers, saa chssn Bands feF Chain aots'
PogsU,