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iNsoLyENT NoT1cE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned, Commissioned o. In
solvency on the estate Of NJ. Wander
hurst deceased, has fled his report Of
claims on said estate with the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, and
that the same viii be confirmed at the
Nay Term, 1850, OF said court, unless
exceptions are made, by those interested
at or before that time.
]. r. CAMERON,
April, 1918 o ST At Cl'k & Com.
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HE Undersigned having sold their
stock Of Drugs & Medicines to
. orge Ward Junior and being much
pressed for money respectfully but
earnestly request persons indebted to
them TO pay up without delay.
E. D. WARD, & Co.
Canton March 80, 1850. $685.
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Ia w DEPaRYWENrT.

Hon.9E w NJ KING, Professor OF Theory and
Practice Of Law.
JonN DELAFIELD, Esq, Professor of Commercial
jurisprudence.
TERMs-S50 per Session.
All communication pertaining to this de-
partment must be addressed to
EW NJ KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn. March 1850. (.
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| y Partnership between Blalock
l.onpson is this day dissolved
9 B BLALOCK.
WIN. G. THOMPSON.
\ April 10, 1850.
s'ol' indebted to said firm are
and save cost.
TTsness will be continued by
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Marshall Sale.

Officers Of Court pr) Circuit court United
W. 3, PTS ita( ttict Of Mississippi, to
Hoover & Caldwell May term, 1850.
10y Virtue Of the above stated writ Of
ID 3's pls, ifa, to me directed from he
honorable Circuit court of the United
States for the Southern district of Ms,
slssippi, | will sell at public AUCTION, TO
the highest bidder, for cash. on the 4th
Monday, 22nd of April, 1850, before the
court house door, in the town ofCanton,
MADISON county, Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described properly, to wit; One negro
girl nam ed Jane. Levied on as the pro
perty of ThomasB. Hoover, and will be
soId to satisfy the above stated case for
costs TH0S. FLETCHER.
april 6 so Mar. Sou dist. Miss.
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GROCERIE &

GROCERIE, & C.
D. " MURPHY is now receiving
direct from N Orleans a large supply Of
Groceries, Provisions,
Ironware, Hardware, Glass
ND &c. &c.
which will be sold low for Cash, or a
very short credit. [mar an IN
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..-1..,l InteIIigsncer Of the
gym tie su6joinei extract
published at the seat Of
ohio, We learn that a
o. violation Of the
Constitution of the Unite
...sd in the Legislature
@Ohio was defeoted in the
,IS9.@o,esentadves in that States
,.idsr al the present moment
M i happy augury for the
!. ,mony Of tie U ion.
my \, State Jour, of March 10.
\ \ l n,obibiting the officers and
G5io rom taking any steps
\, NE he recapture Of fugitive
y. deleated in the House on
passage
/, southsrn LocofocO papers il
~ b be rather LEASED than 9th.
!. yorthern denunciatiOns of Mr.
,o,,,b The Washington Union !.
.r,,tipg the praise with which i
m great effort, and Of course TIL
m, NUT join in the same tune
1, bsvoad question, that southerl
.t,ot, would d little rather the slave
hopId remain unsettled than tina
,.,,Ior should gain much credit 70
/ silence the agitation SO DANCE.
r,on and 50 peculiarly injuriou
n Wig.
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CTINIQUE

CIINIQUE LECTURERS
Medicine-PRoF. H ] HULoE.
Surgery-PRoy. R s NEWTON.
z FREEMEE, MD, Anatomical Demonstration
The TESS for full course of Lectures amount
to one hundred and FIVE dollars.
Each Professors ticket, SIS. Martriculator's
IS. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Graduation $40.
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters, (post paid) to the Dean
and students arriving in the city will please
call on him at The Commercial Hotel.
RS NEWTON, N D, Dean OF the Faculty.
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sbi.h VIII DC sem " "e Oheo
4 s3.sd letters il not taken out by
sbnnsd.
a,,no, Maberry Jessa
.,W0 Massey William
10 NGsrs Magruder Den
.aSaon mcgowan a w
N guerrian Ma'sScN mas
h,D 3 Melton 7 G
\. S,mlC Messenger w NJ
Miller John
IN Mitchell Mrs Esther or
hsph MARY Loggins
Montgomery
n7hasR Murrell OG
DO Murlree W Fl
Murfree w l.
n8 Nc Daniel Miss B
Burnett [Care Mrs GartIey
WIS McGimpsey Robt V or
lHE John
c Mclean John.
Inn Mcmillan VIM
ri ii
NsEC Neal John
EG Neal J c
lSD Newland Miss NJ M
d Noble VIM
sA B Noble w S Q
8RNE P
Palmer H -
Pettwav VI
Pryor Dr. VIM
age NJ PERI ms | H
Y Phi lips A M Monsieur
Ferdinand
AshJ G R
Ragland VIM
" Safah Rich Reuter-
Richardson ] Nj.
s
nla Sanders W ]
Sanders Mrs c e
Sanford L NJ
Simmons Miss MAJ
s.gs tgretta NJ
''Osafl simmons Samuel
Sutton Dr.. W ]
IN, Smith MA
Smith P M
Stark Miss E
ny .SlOcumb MissE
Da'l Shuwatter Isaac
SchBtfessen Carl Heck
tstetter
n Slraus B
SIruss Mons Hermann
I
~ l'Flly Tate, John
',du laylor l. L
%'genD Taylor Rev Judge
Terry David
N, Thomas Dr. ] mes
,Ic Tucker Ioe W
V'IsOn Trull Rev B R
Trant am D C
IA. TryoD Edward Q
w
Ware Russell
Washington W II
WI in On Saran E
Woo DIR
gai,n WOLF 4 Gillespie
S.,E@,, Messrs
4'''Nlag loI letters In above list will
zTadyellisel
WIN PRIEsTLEY P. NJ.
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Peale, tfustee) In Sup'r Court Of
Us Chancery, Dec.
Brickell,S Term, I849.
RY VIRTUEof a decree of the Supe-
rior court of c~hancery, Of the State
Mississippi, in the above stated case, |
will, as commissioner appointed id said
decree, sell on Monday, the 18th day of
April next, at public auction to The high,
est Bidder, on a credit of six months, be-.
fore the court house door, in the town Of
Canton, Madison co the following tract
of land lying IN said county Of Madison
and known and designated dis the north
half Of section 81, Township eight OF
Range no. one west, containing by esti-
nation, three hundred and twenty acres.
Bond with good and sufficient security
will be required of the purchaser.
WILL. S Bailey,
march 7 80 ids. conf.
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II T. Dress y s:

z. FREEMAN, NJ D, Professor Oh Anatomy.
R S NEWTON, N D, Professor of Surgery.
II J HULcE, M D, Professor of Theory and Prac-
-lice of Medicine.
W BYRD Powell, M D, Professor 0: Physiology,
Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology.
] KING, M D, Professor Of Materia Medica,
Therapeuticsand Medical Jurisprudence.
] MILTON SANDERS, AN, n D, Professor If Chem
istry and Pharmacy,
] A WILSON, NJ D, Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
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\ tIsT OF LETTERS

II, 4 he Post Office at Canton Ma.
I'm, Nisp. On tle 3lst Of March
I'M VII Be sent to the Post Office
u, .i.sd letters il not taken out by
MA
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL p%EPARTnENT

The regular course Of Lectures in this In
stitute will commence N the first Of November
and continue until the last of February. The
Anatomical departnef.t will be opened and
ready to receive students by the first OF Oct.
Tie medical department will BE Under the d.
rnrtinn Of the EnllnwLnn
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and PORTER,
'E:acIIs.
Nalt,

NJ Boxes;a superior article for aale
= BY Only asl p W MURPHY
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ME sTATE or MIsslssLPPI,

% OE MASoASSAEEh
Madison Counly-SS.
BY the probate Court of said Countys
To The heirs. creditors anil alt Persons
interested III he Estate of Charles
Settler, dec'8.
WOU are hereby commanded to APP
u pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof to
be holden at the courthouse Of said
county, On the
Second Monday in May. 1850,
then and there to shew cause If any
YOU have. why the final account Of John
+. Cameron, administrator Of the es.
tate of ka : Ter, decd, should
not be Probated and allowed, and He be
di .charged from said administration. ~
Witness. the Hon john r.
HowcoTT, Judge o. !obate
y#- of said county. the Second
l. s. Monday Of March, IN the
year ofour Lord one thousand
eight Hundred and fifty and
seal Of sa d court. 4Jj
Issued the l4th day Of March 1880
IT. CAMERON, Cl'k.
March l6, 1880. 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
PROCESSION OF THE CADETS OF TEMPE

Pm,LApELrniA, Der. "a d, p M.Thc Cadets Of Tempe.
rance had IL splendid procession to-day. About two
thousand persons in the line, divided into twenty SEE
tons They made most imposing appearance.
The principal feature Of the parade chariot drawn
by white horses in which rode 'hry-one young girls
dressed in white and representing the thirty States of
the Union. E,ch Of them bore small white banner, on
which inscribed the of the STATE She
Another mounted youth dressed in bars velvet bear
ing 6annrr surrnnuntcd with index pointing upwards
with tbs motto "ENccsor."
Another device was sweelly dressed little boy, seated
upon miniature chair truck, 10 which was attached
horses The archin supported banner snrmolnted BY
liberty cap which bore hr inscription ".tlls right when
Jaddys sober" The parade vas enliycned by different
bands OF music
james Groves had hearing this afternoon before the
Mayor ans; illy committed 10 answer the charge Of
the murder Of Mary walsh. Both Irish The girl was
nbcal went yrars Of Groves is marrir. man. an!
has children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
MARRIAGES.,

NasaEn on Thursday. the lGh ostan Sharon Chne. hy
Rev John O. TURIN. HORACE " WARING. Fan, IN LUCY E.,
Of Edward Pollard deceased AMI grand daughter Ut
the late Hon John Roare all OF King William.
NARs,Er TUESDAY the 22d in.r by the Rev y: jones
cHARLEs BARNEY. Esq of Mobile aud Miss MARY, daush
tar ot tho late David Walker, Esq, Of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

SENTENCE OF AN ABOIITlONIST-Two men.
named Mcbride md Crooks were recently arresteJ n
Greensboro ~ Co. on the charge of circulating an abolition
pamphlet, going 10 charge the slave holders with living in
daily violation OF the ten commandments The trial took
place last week when Mcbride was declared guilty. and
Crooks not guilty. Mcbride sentenced TO one wears
imprisonment TO stand in the pIoy hour, and 10 re-
ceSe twenty lashes He appealed the Supreme Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
ONE OF THE THREE E;:ST POEMS EVER
WRITTEN.

,NE OF THE THREE E;:ST POEMS EVE"
WRITTEN.
Tears. Idle tears. / know net what they mean
Tears from tho depths o: so,ae tisinF ces'i.r
Rise in the heart, aud gather 10 The Eyes,
In looking on ,'ehapgy ..a.;n:.. fields,
And ,hiakiag OF tie days I!o' are no more
Flesh as The fire, beam gli;,c,irs on SAIL
That brirrs our friends up from tlc una'r-Wo'"
sad as the ps which rcIdcns over one
IN, INK with all we love below the verge;
So SAD, 50 mesh, the days that are no n'orc'
An. sad and strange as in dark Summer dawns,
The ca.lies, pipe Of hali-awaken,d birds
To dyin. ears, when unto dying eyes
The easement slowly crows giimnering square;
SO sad, 80 strange, the days that a.e no more.
Dear az remembered kisses after death,
Add sweet as those by hopeless fancy feign'd
On lips iha, are for Others: deep rs love,
Deep as first love- and wild wta all regret;
. Death in Life, the days that are ne mo"
Ar ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
RRrTAL MERDER an c1NcINN

CtSciSSAri, Der. 22.--John Reilly, while In british
State {" inoScaon to-day caught his sser-inaw BY the
hair and throwing her the oor stamped her 90 Violently
in The face with the heel of his 10 cause her death A.
most instantly The wretch has bsen arrested and commit,
Jed ~ '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
DELIBERATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,pprsrt

DELIBERATE MURDER MURDERER ARRESTED.
PnlLApELPniA Der. %, p Man unofrndiny Girl
named Mary Welsh was cruelty murdered this afternoon by
man named james Groves, the keeper of cutlery stand
He stabbed her with knife the blade penetrating her s,o
mach She died soon after in excruca,ng pain Groves
held over body but the murder has NOT been
discovered.
Mary was an nofensre little GIRL who sold apples in the
street for u livelihood.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
MER nEDEP ,DnrcnI

LOUISVILLE, Der. 22-Kuhrs who killed ShafIsr, the INV
an Yesterday WINS arcsted to-day, in the ee!bor-
hood OF tho city, and fully committed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

The case of Mrs Catharne ~ Forces, acains, her hus
band Mr. Edwin Forrest Is before the Supreme Court
Of New York, on the motion of her counsel for writ Of ne
Great
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

THE PEDIGREE OF WASHlNGToN.-A few copies
of beautiful Illuminated sheet drawn by Map!eson The ed
l,or and ilumnato of Pearls of American Poetry" and
The Shakespeare B,llads" have just been received
The Pedigree of General Washington, traced and iln
minated by Mr. Mapleson, carries back his descent 20 Will
liam de Herbarn Lord of the Manor of Washington in the
county OF Durham England From him descended John
Washington, Of Whitfield in The time of Richard Ill and
ninth in descent from the said JOHN George first Pses
dent of the Uned Safes. The mother Of tie John Wash
ingon who emgraed virgini. in 1867, and who was
great grandfather the General Elanor Hlslins-
daughter and heress OF john Hastings grandson TO Fran
els second Earl Of Huntng dou-Shc the desccndan
through LADY Huntingdon, of George Duke Of C,rence,
brother Of King Edward lie ~, and King Richard III BY
Isabel Nev daughter and hercss o. Richard Earl of War
wick, the Kng-maker
Washington therefore, well all the descendants OF
that marriage entitled quarter the arma OF ,stings,
Pole Ea.l of Salisbury Planlegene Scotland Mortimer
Earl Of March, Nevi, Montagn 3eauchamp, and Dese-
eux.l-bosioa transcript.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

The Memphis Express says ave than graft
fled TO relieve the apprehensons entertained by The friends
our esteemed and honored townsman Col Jos s. Watkins
We received 4 letter from him las, night under date o
I'D July posi- Marked Aug 18th 1t was written ut "Aqua
Calcnte' He requests letters directed EMISSION Sar
Jose, California He is in good healthull of energy ana
perseverance but speaks dsparagngy of the country and h
own sdcccssand Of the habits OF the people, and OF IN,
success generally OF ifs Inhabitants in their various schemes
of specuations, swindlins, and gambling"
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poETICAL.
From the Sew Orleans Fiea,u inc J

From the Srw otieahs ii0o' "'~ -, 4,
,,.,,ro with us reader the following most MOVING
Som will remember them long time; Tor 10 .as
o,hnu or the sentiment there is such happy coioca'
al words in the piece that some how or othcf,
bic 10 forgcit We readit for the rs' .nG near, IN our
wears AGO and is at this moncn as vivid as ever !"
memory.
One eve Of beauty, when the sun
Was on the stream Of GuadaGuivcr-
To gold converting one hy onc
The rpples of the mighty river
Beside inc the bank was seated
4 Seville girl, with auburn hair, cheated
Ard eyes that nigh, the world ili la, air
y wild, bright wicked damon" f'
She stopped and wrote upon ~, ,'
just as the loving sun m;,s 1l hand
With such soft, small si ,,a. .;yrr 5owino
Nv nod were three, and not me more;
What could pana's motto be
Nv. a as.a ~ rrote upon tie Shore
%Dea,a. no, Inconsistency =
,,a .,c, her two large lanyuia eyes
Ga turned on mine, the devil take me
90, the stream ire with signs,
And was the fool she chose l" make me-
Saint Francis would have bc II deceived
Is such eye and such LAND;
But week more, and believed
Her pledge as little rs the SAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

DOWN on TIE EXPorNDER-Danirl Webster.
expecting distinguished visitors his house with Amin
Rcy few days ago sent to Boston for culored man
distinguished caterer TO prepare entertainment The
man, who is fugitive slave named J. b. Smith it is said
refused for sl00 day, because Mr. Webster favored
the fugitive slave law. Another coored uian also fIa-
refusal with such mpcrinence should deprive them
OF all respect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
THE MARYLAND SLAVE slit.

The evidence in the Of Cecil Oliver r. n v Stepa
Weakly e al in the United States District Court, brf'
Judge Cricr PHILADELPHIA was concluded ON hiondaY
is an action for labor under the fugitive slave law.
Pennsylvania of "Wednesday, says:
"Thaidcus Stevens occupied The time of The court viii
harangne against The constitution and he country. !:
whole speech irrelevant the issue before the court n
insulting 70 the jury whom he addressed. Even William
Reed although acting counsel in concert with Mr. ):
vrns denounced portions of the speech, and declared IL
the sentiment az expressed by Stevens Of hateful comp:
misses OF tho constitution, fell g!a,nsly upon his ear
The bulletin that the infamous 1hnd. Sevens,i
deionc in physical in moral proportions in his spe'i
encouraged the slave nbscond, and jusled those W
assist III sccroing him. With The Union, wo express the
lic that Judge Cricr in hia charge 10 the Jury twill lie
the maer pnning Out from Mr.. Stcyenss higher law,
bring il down The true standard Of the Constitution"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

W,snIxorov, Ocr, 80
1He Nrgl4ud .lgri,aHnra, lai- Mnytnaa and lir.
eiaa 1iadr Of n, Uts.--Nrw iort E!rciion-RFao
al, H..
The fine weather invites every the Fair If nsric.
tire manufactures nrts, &c. in Baltimore. II will BE-
r. gratifying exhibition all who take inercs. in The
prosperity oe this great nation Maryland and Virginia
Two of the o!cs: and influential The old thirteen
hold position Of the highest interest n this timr towards
the Unon both in commercial and in political point of
view Thry both emnently conservative in their policy
both hoiing central and commanding local positions, both
rapidly improving in resources mineral, agricultural
and manufacturing both opcnin: channels to The ad
of III great Westo The upper Mississippi and the Lakes
ana the OHIO valley
Formerly, it question whether Alexandria OF Rich
mpnd Baltimore wond haze the grea, honor Of cnndur.
successfully achieved by each of these three places and
will he The trade that il will afford ample rewards for
the entcrprize Of every rival.
VIRGINIA. i, would appear is rapidly increasing In wealth
through the development -! her agricultural ani mineral
sources She Inns hardly rrached the threshold Of her pros
pcriiy md greatness The time is when, with mil
lions of inhabitants, she will rival New York in internal
commerce. Massachusetts, In manufactures and almost
ry State in mineral products 1t appears from the
scssnent Of lands and improvements il Virginia. thl the
value Of lands and Of course Of products is ~ per
md In double what they years ago.
The population Of tho State is also increasing The
degree Of progressive improvement marks the of Mn
rylind.
Our eyes tancd 10 the Ne York election which il
oil Tuesday week. The Whigs generally
satisfied with the ticket for Governor and Lieut. Governor
and il The opinion hat il will prevail Bur II will fol
low necessary Consequence that New York can long
maintain national party, without resorng 10 union o
national Wigs and Democrats.
Mr. Ewbank the Commissioner of Patents attracts no.
t!cc BY the removal Of Mr.. Frederick Skinner of Md
sound Whig. 4 10 Gpnal Wing nbr and worthy =.
The Secretary of sc Interior was absen, when the decd wa,
done. pom Gs return he will look into the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
VALUABLE ORANGE LAND ron SALE.


add privately hare ~" c!. for sale on the ~ ~
Der puit ray very valuable farm OF seA
SHE. Il aloill ile Land! Cap: WIN smith, Col l. J. b"'
AMI D:hrrS The about ~, nffrs near az -
which heavily mbcrrd. IL location "nonis rare iaciN"
marketing bens about ri-t miles from l'p,l va
central Railroad, about from Oci." ''ft i"nsr Dtir
AGNiDltt aad Cord syijlc Railroad, aud Wtn h1l ne o.
IuncJn 81 .hu Jnio.ye aud Blne Ridge MrAamlZct AM y
d-cs.bn; aud VALLEY PiaGk Roads. Those scvsal route w
he chpe Rchnrn Fredericksburg and A.eaanln J.
kss There iparny Mil (ibfrty M.s) wEin
For nfeili ren al. call lete: enter
the n-ightorooj unsurpassed Better society scarcely
found ODD Virginia The SOL or n,liy hrst rate f nc" W
gle orial hwcIas rooms AMI =. ne
rlry vu,bu.lns- icclu'ic and lise b,n 10 ra
srlc;ed :e Pennsylvania style and arranged with s1t is
every convenience. -, 49,.
Th- ling nccurics emincmcr commanding one OF e
views Virginia The Bne Eire Of Mountains forms ~ ,n,,
for l nies, and LARGE xnt ~ tha, beau'h fhls
picture The fertility Of the snii and the health ana os nu
county pessntthe double motive .! rroa' and pleasure
purchaser. .,., :. via snor
on DAY Of sale Persons Wishing gc!4sc. aS:. xN,x
the pro,1ea r who r-sies TIE place q ". y vi =
PS Letter directed me. AZ Liberty M"' ofa"s
promptly ATTENDED; 10
Orange. Va. Or. l0--ctt --------
LAXDIN HANOVER FOR SALE. b>.e
V0TRSi- Ant 10 deere the County C@lf1i heho''''
i Unity Bates w!"S hnd relic; Of p.;,;ry,
nr. Fleming Bl"s, dec asei. and Others f1''''I'' mt
s-nam,n 5 and Maria Tlrgrays, infants u'r:er
he age OF ,weaiyonc years. and ohsf.; ,si ~
,n ,aed a. n.x man,h On The premi'e'.
o'clock Offer the rract Of land neaoas! IN SAID ~ rd
creii, Of s.s twelve and eighteen months $40 Ia IN H.
side OF South RIVER, and imnei s, . /, pai"'
m ,ee The property will ne shown any one "isn''s
by fIrmin, Bates who resides or The place II he rur,
BonIs with approved secur!'y. vii he rs7llss'
he 'i ~hh.! 9n'i The Sor11 ,s, %o rEsysAw t>e
10Th month. TO- lop MAIN =
0ci. l6-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

Mr. Julian member of Congress from Indiana. said at the
Free Soil meeting in Boston last week, that in the o!
God and humanity he determined ample that law
1.-The Inv for recovery Of fugitive slaves under
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

~ NO. s,r,. ,inc and place will sell To tlr highest htit
n crrl., ol sly months al! the T"ii>hah properly On The abo
o. -, IoI,I ,rrs OF Corn, anu all III" Fodder. 0a''. Shg
made an hc plantation Together viii 'se lbs Of pot,
l i, :, - " " 4 FLEMING.
- t.ilfuIHl" ~ : N "''S's's :. uI'''rl