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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

TWO LET-Rooms, large and small, over
IL present store-entrance in DeyAt-suitable for
ofces uades and professions Possession given first Of
December until the first Of MAY. Rent low.
nLSu D. APPLETON L CO. 1871 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07
lNTAX FLOWER MODELLING.-

WNTAX FLOWER MODELLING
w BOQUETS FOR NEW-YEAR GIFTS OR OR
NAMENTS-This beautiful and uncommon accomplish
ment the nearest approach to Na,ure-palronized by the
Queen. Nobility and Gentry of England, is taught in few
lessons by an English lady WHO las just arrived from Lon
effected Agency arrangement with the lady WHO'S Wax
Flower Artistic Queen Victoria. Terms-$l per lesson
Boquets made TO order Apply at ii Varckst corner OF
Sestry. 90 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

GOAL COAL!
OPEACH ORCHARD, EGG AND stove, SO 10,
White Ash, Egg and Stove, so 25,,,
Kpald in cash at the ofice. I. STOKES DlChEkSOS,
M q l07 Anthony-st. near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
W CURE-Dr CARL LORENZ has succeeded Or.
Meeker in the Medical Direction OF this Institution Tho
establishment situated 10 South Orange Essex County,
&ewJersey one houre ride from tho CITY by Morris and
Essex Railway Visitors tske The Rerboai al The foot OF
Gortlanas at AM. end al 81 HI. Private Ssthg ara
attached to most of the Patients roons sTn
WAR. SHEW'S WATER CURE INSTI-
-H-y TUITION corner Tweflhst and University place.
my9H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

NVR, JOBSON, NJ. r. c. S. E. for.
mer, Surgeon Dentist 10 the Queen and Royal Fanl-
Fy OF Engsnd may consulted al 5 BroSdwsy by Hose
recurring AID or INSTRUCTION IN The DENtAL An.
Nbond sutcjent number Of Papis present themselves
on or before the 7h of December Mr. JoBS0N VII on me
sh commence Course Of Lectures on me TtEifi, .nee
sof constructing artificial Tech EeeSurgIca Course CIV
hechanical do, $40. " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07
HATS.

gEyAkE NOTICE.-Gentlemen'S and
IL Boys' HATS and CAPS, Ladies and Misses Felt
RONNETS, Infants Fancy Beaver HATS Cloth and Vel.
vet CAPS FURS of every variety for sale tho lowest
a. inns 22S Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

AT PRIVATE SALE.-A first class
IA Brown Stone House aud Lots Of ground situated
on Seventeenh-st the Fihav The house built in the
very best manner with all modern Improvements for ele
gsnce and convenience, will be finished and ready to
cupy the LIST of January Por price, and fur
thcr particulars apply to ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER,
dc Ivy Auctoneer, Broei-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07
WATER CURE.

NHTATER- CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
and COUNTRY.--Dr. TRAIL receives Patients al
She commodeus CITY establishment Is Lslght-s and al
Oyster Bay l.. l. Communication daily between these
places by seanhoaand rulrosd General Practice attend
ed TO- Gonsulations s. MO Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

@O REWARD.-The finder OF two
g5pe miniatures on Ivory wrapped together IN white
paper will receive the aboveYeward by leaving lhe same
either at sc Wnowst Brooklyn, or ~ East oFoaumaS'
New York. ao -
NOR RIGHTS TO KITTLE'S PLAN
pud-s, where the paientee may be- al all times seen
din SyS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
REV JOHN NEWLAND MAFFITT.

This gentleman, widely known throughout the onted
States as minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. de-
parted this life in Mobile Tuesday morning. 2sth May
very suddenly from an affection OF the heart Few men
have conspicuous have attracted greater at
tenton pulpit in this country characterized o
very peculiar and ornate powers of elocuon and style Oh
thought highly fancu ervd and picturesque nc attracted
for many years. in almost oil the principal cities OF TINS
Union admiring crowds and was always listened 10 win
attention and interest His career divine began in the
eastern Cities than thirty years ago. and ne had rav
elled and ociaed clergyman in almost every town ana
community of the country to the extreme wcs where
ho was for some time, engaged among the Indian tribes
During some years he had charge of churches in Boston
and New York; afterwards he was Chaplain OF the uneo
States sena,e and again. filled proessorshps OF Eoquence
and Literature in collegiate institutions in Tennessee anu
North Alabama His life has consequently been very che
ouered and diversified one and if fully written out wonl0
posses. strong and striking interest The Mobile hegs'e'
says:
"He was we believe of obscure origin, having oeeh oo
poor patron in Ireland and early apprenceu " .1
sness of tailor From this by the Promptlnss ano ,
of his powers he rose early age, TO ms
position as pulpit orator, and produced various nlei
performances which he has given TO the world neSI
conducting the "Wesern Methodist and other periodca
for number Of years. he published, among other WORKS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Prussia Coiton Firm and Meody Decline in -Four dc
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
HALIrAx, JuSE 4.
The roya mail steamer America arrived here last night
aud departed halfpast O'clock for New York. which
port she will reach Tomorrow morning She brings dates
from Liverpool the 25th ut, and London the oath
The Cunada had arrived at Liverpool when the Amer
ica left.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts continue
cheering and highly satisfactory.
Cotton firm and steady, and breadsuis generally had
declined The following s comparative statement of the
prices of several staples the respective dates of the sail
ing Of the Asia on the l5th and the America 25t
Cotton fair Orleans, MAY ~" 7.d May ISM 7.d
Flour Western Canal, 23s cd 2s 2os 23s Sd
Baltimore, 2is a 23s 2is
Canadian 235 I'd a ~ Ids I'd 2lS
Corn, yellow, 30s 32s
The news from India and China has had favorable
dcncy upon commercial affairs.
ENGLAND.
The effect of the withdrawal Of the French ambassador
produced sensible effect the funds but they soon rallied
and the belief general that tho part oil
the French mere rse OF the minister's 10 enable them
10 carry the new election law.
Circulation has been given TO insulting from Rus
sa, addressed to Lord Pamerson condemning in strong
terms policy of the English government in regard to the
Greek question The concluding sentence Of this note IS s
follows:
the protection due English subjects in foreign countries
carries with it much serious Inconvenience 10 Russia,
Russia and Austria will hcnceforh grant liberty OF re-
sdence English subjects except condition of their re-
nouncing the protection Of their government"
FRANCE.
Under date of Paris, Thursday evening the London
Times in alluding TO the difficulty with England, says
"Lord Panerstons offer Of compromise has been rejected
bv the French Government and the Cabinet Council tie
President of the Republic declared that the acceptance
any other condition than the pure simple execution OF t
convention of London not consistent with the dignij
of France and other would he consent. The Nj
nisers unanimously approved Of the conditions, and ex
pressed their intention adhere TO and adopt them
PRUSSIA.
An assassnae the King of Prussia has created
quite n sensation throughout Europe The attempt wa
made Potsdam by Sergeant o. Artillery, who fired
pistol at his Majesty and incteda wound in the arn
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 25.-Ths Cotton Market continues hrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
Telegraphed for the Baltimore American.

The steamer Alabama has arrived here from Chagrcs Sne
brings dates from San Francisco 10 May Isl, also s62UO0
worth OF gold dust, and 50 passengers
The steamer Panaina arrived the Plat ult with
million dollars worth of gold dust.
Gen Lopez has arrived in city, and is s"ouninc com
fortably at his lodgings
Business San Francisco 'cy active and prices o
produce generally advancing. The tide o emigration il set
ting in with increasing rap!di,r People ocking le
mines from all directions The country continues healthy
and the mining operations continue prosperous usual
Lumber is selling $50 per NJ. Bricks SIS. There has
slight advance in flour and other articles o trade
The from the interior and the adjoining counties
represent the wheat crop promising and il disaster
ours shall have IA and large oi wheat though IL
will 10 Is days later than usual We regret We cannot
sneak So EtyorabIy of Tobacco The from all
ons represent that plants exceedingly and daily
becoming more 3d. with rng portion OF the crop
planted-I PcterS6urg .Ncws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
rur RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
.r,ISuEp DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,
',,t,M r. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.

"
dollars annim and AZ The rate of cish
- r,r sler.cr period than one year For The Semi
srU ' srs M, and three dollars Tor months pay
N..s ~ d pad an he Office or reunited by mail, post paid
a. ii''- .r sa.au . The end oi the year.
H. IN, o,'cc may be RENTED per mail, good and
' s Al ,he rsk o the Editors The postage Of al ,
M he ,rrs The postage OF single letter |, scarce
sc 81, IN. writer Il Is the accumulation vi postage.
sas .ess which operates serious tax upon Editors
sI.e, '~S TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n,uy rNQUlHER For fifteen lines or less first III
Nlhk - , ery succeeding Insertion twenty five Gents
ones week twice week. or three n'"'s week. "''''
' are charged fifty dollars for thirty lines and in
,A ycHiselrus al Il greater lcnsi.i-eXcep Lottery
.uou,er> who charged uo dollars paper nc!ud
. ,r WEEKLl-For fifteen ncs or less, hrs mseruo
y - - t,r ,ssh continuance ~ cen's .,
= el distance must hc accompanied Win 'ie auStee pay
oFst..., references 20 usure execution
o. ,ars and Marriages from the country Whenever TIE
- rn Is uaknown !" us must DC authenticated by The
;lf i Postmaster IL the negltor!ood, OF they wl IN 10
t..hr! Every measure. ia has been taken To prevent
a. md aui2ses has proved heretofore uaSahe we must
, IN such upon the comnuhlcaiois DeihS 'era'
o the Po4,nascr. lrf'!i' On fe back Oi ihf testf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE : Ts5o

volume of pocms with antobiographica sketch:
tise on Oraory; and Rhyming Dictionary.
at is not now the time give anything like sketch o
the character OF Mr. Matl; is il our province de-
With the annadverons that have recently been bestowed
upon his character and conduct, have nothing doas
we Know nothing OF their mes:but that 'he is in his
grave, we appchend justice will be done To his memory
both as man and a minister. This much have fell
bound to say public journalists"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
WV. F. WA
NOTICE.

'TliE .nmhshCiANTS, TAILORS AND CoACH-MAKERS.
has hand lot OF Cloths and Cassimeres fol
@ also Dab and blue Cloths for carriages
%. b sod OF al bargains, order close them before
Igh. 'e.son arrives. w J. SWORDS,
No 22o, Broad Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
MARRIED..

n this cy on Monday evening the ID a. s. Pau Churc
10 10 Rsv Z: Gibson FRASS X CLEAN. Esq oi Sagla ~
"a. n EMMA daughter OF Thos Jenkins Esq OF the city oi
BROOKLYN ) y -----------.-@--.
4 = 4 CIRCUIT SUPERIOR IOtkT Ui Ia" AND ,hAN-
"A cERY held i,- Halifax county. the 9n gay o aii ioo'
Thomas Rckman. Administrator OF judith sul'ah, deceased
Harry Rckman in right and Administrator OF LYDIA
Sni,yant deceased William Rcknan Abraham gknan Rebecca
Rirkman David Snaln and Elizabeth his WIFE, ami Mary Kick
nan bavlny filed their this Courtaeg!ng that Nancy suit
ant widow OF Ralph Suyan deceased formerly the ~
,x has departed This ls seized and possessed OF about
hri,el acres AMI slaves which she held for the
her dover and dls.rbulYe share OF the estate OF the sad
nh deceased who children icsc.uanistl4
William brother Of the half blood OF the raid Ralph Sui
want removed from this and be-
re dead leaving chtreniha the and residence OF
lis clren unknown. and after the iIecn oqay they
have able obtain ulOn The oi tie
plaintiffs counsel ordered by The LDuit at al p,fsa
Interested the subject OF this appear here the first da ot
this make themselves p1. defendants
this suit file their the ccnpanans bill anu ass.i,
claim the lands and slaves the proceedings enoned a
copy OF h, order published weeks succesalVey ~
he Richmond Enquirer Copy. Tes,e. , r ,,,
May ls-cw6w WN. HoLi oletA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
Tclegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.
II suISornN IrSr a y III
Steamer and Frigae ordered tc Cuta Demand tor Me

Steamer and Frigate ordered Il CutaDemand for the
american Prisoners dc
The President to-day dispatched the gate Saranac
Cuba the gate Congress has received ,elcgraphc
orders sail for the same dcsnaion besides
which two of national vesses already al Haynna
The object of this naval movement Is to demand ie pri-
soners captured off the Island the coast OF uca,an
and recapture the prisoners taken on the high seas They
will no doubt be promptly surrendered the American Min
lister. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
COMMISSIONER WATSON'S OFFICE,
IA n,,,, RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1850. :
TULIP w. CLAIBORNE, Executor of William ID. Clai

| rhllf w. CLAIBORNE, Executor William D. Clai-
- - - tccea-ed
me Superior Court of Chancery the Richmond Circui,
., cree made on The 2Sh March, 1880 a between
ellington keanon, Execu,rix of the last will and
Beverley Kennon deceased Others plaintiffs George
executor of Burwel Basse,, deceased, who
.r Claiborne, deceased Yourself in the capacity OF
t N e said William D. Claiborne, deceased and others de-
a1i N another suit between the said britannia Wellington
"o" OF Beverley Konnon deceased. and hi.
~ aa testament plaintiff, and George T. kennon and Others
g ana I'm third between the plaintiff, and George
ahc Others defendants; directed the undersigned Com
s 10 take accounts: you hereby notified ,ha,
a Monday the 22d day of July 1880 al the hour of IL
he ue required Of me in said decree when and where
tg with such papers and vouchers you may have
>~.<I-"''o WV wATeON ao,,c..;on.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

The Alexandria Gazette of Friday last thinks therc
errGneo' matters in the response of the Richmond En-
quire its remarks of the Saturday before but instead
responding these matters proceeds justify the Pres
dents policy in reference California. 1t that the
President has been open and above board Many of the
strong Southern contend that the Presidents plan is
favorable the South than any that has been proposed
We ays the Gazet,e) do not think So We thank the Ga
for this frank and manly admission II proceeds, how
ever say "Bu that there is difference Of opinion show.
there could be design nure the South play game
Tor the benefit OF the North" The Gazette pcrceycs that
nothing could be fatal than admit design 10 i,e
The Sou play game for the benefit Of the North yet the
acts of the President themselves this subject such
in legal and moral sense to tmpurt assyn
upon their execution This is of the mschie OF mex
pcrenced incompetent politicians. When their schemes
prove aborve mschevous the country, they plead E
norancr Of effects obvious almost every body else But
would b- cruel press the question farther upon the Ga
zeir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

10 the Democratic Voters of the Contention District
posed Of the eoue, Of Goochiand flarannd cnd Louisa.
If strict party organization necessary now is
the time. The reforms be made in constitution oi
Democratic character, and we cnnnot expect Wings,
party men, federalists 10 sustain such reforms.
Each of the three counties i fairly justly and properly
entitled member and in order prevent scattering
voting and the consequent election of Wings from this
strong Democratic district, woad suggest that the voters
attond their respective June and agree upon and
mate the part OF each county, fl and suitable cand
da,e these three constitute the Democratic ticket There
il will be dissension in ranks unless adopt
this plan Each county of will respect the action
the others, und il any shall presume 10 as Dem
pendentlocooco-no-pary Wing, he shall
be considered "Whg." LOUISA.
- Ihe Examiner requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
II EAaiiiineT ftqhte'ed VI copy.
THE RARoIrE POLK


Some unpleasant presentments having been entertained
about this revenue barquo bound 10 California, be
cause she first built heavily though she has since
very much improved il gives pleasure TO snic tina
we have received letter from lieutenant on board dated
April 25 latitude - deg Is min. longitude II deg. - min .
who writes in good spirits ave sailed from Sandy Hook
the IL lt and have had far, fine Our vessel has be-
havca beautifully, lying 10 and scud!ng prey my
vessel in The world and in breeze goes less than
seven knots an hour. We confidently expect make the
run 10 Rio in thirty days certainly and our passage
,nues to be thus propous, will make quick pas
sage any record write this because even You nigh,
feel little uneasincss about us since this vessel has been
much condemned by old captains in the service
whose opinions sustained by several distinguished o
in the British navy But they have all been disarpon,-
3D. as she performs admirably. Tell my sister -
tia, an attached the barquc for her sake since
chrisened her We have already sailed over 900 miles
with diversity of winds large ship Is standing down
us, BY which all hands are hoping 10 write home yet
are jus, preparing for action 10 keep the discipline o
the crew. though there is very little prospect of our bcTg
ortunatca have brush We do not know yet whether
this vessel is bound to the United States not hn sup
pose she is by the way she heads, We shall speak her, al
any rate. But there's the 5oatswains call "Al hands TO
quarters and therefore must rnqush the Tor the ct
lass and pistol and am forced 10 bid You long fa,ewcl
eitn T'p;oy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

New ORLEANS JuSE ).
The steamer Alabama from Chagres, arrived here to-day
She brings s62 900 in gold dust and fifty passengers
Cotton is irmer Sales of 900 bales of Mddng al II
Stock here and Mobile $4,000 bales beyond that OF las!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE-At Algers, on the ith
Of May it announced that the engineers engaged III he
hydraulic works would spring mine in quarry charged with
400 koaanme of powder crowd of about 5000 persons
assembled surrounding heights. 1t the anniyeF
sary French Republic and the fire reaching HE
first gallery 81 sautes fired Immediately afterwards
tremendous explosion took place hurting The rocks IN I'm!
distance towards the city, and some o! tae' ahe
amongst the crowd killed eight persons and wounded ~
Among the killed NJ Jourdan Juse obstruction ol Al
gies who 600 metres from the mine. Inc remaining
relocings of the anniversary were abandoned
ANEW PLACER-THE GULP-lN CLAIM.
Gen. Taylor are case,
And Crawford are caser
And Uncle Sans big pocket is
The hest and newest placer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
r. ROBERTS. Clerk.

NhANt ERN VIRGINIA At rules held the Ciers :
r tircuit Court al chancery Tor Hen.co county, the
'' NSman aul Louisiana Newman. who before her in
% ~iA sad Newman. LOUISIANA Kuhn, Plaintiffs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

II CHANG -NlRGlNIA-A, Rules held III the c!els
- Cr.n tougi oi CHANGER. Tor Henrlco County Cir
~ - day vt ApG. l>-U,
2aer Waller. Executor Of BENJAMIN c Waller. deceased
. g. oay surviving Executor III Benjamin Waller, deeeaS
H. Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

s1ssS Gillian John Glam deceased who was son oi
L. GILLIAN. deceased who OF Lucy Gillian deceas
= 4-5eth. Defendants
le ~ ato'e Dauei having entered his appearance and
ct0ris Assembly and the rules OF this
G ta tde.. BY satisfactory evidence that he not IN IN
4 % m ordered that the said defendant
.c or heidi tie said the irs Monday
JAZZ a answer The bills Of The plaintiff and that copy OF
irr r .,!Mi inserted newspaper published Ia the
RrtuN. months tucceesseiy, aud posted ii the
y t'Ft n. sac Cour' House u the said city.
ilr. '-swAn A Cnov Tes,e r. ROBERTS Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
y eHANcERY -vlRcI>IA 4, rules held in the cIer

N+attil >f.ytaa and other. Defendants.
- s -t' dtbyc uA!" having entered his appearance
use s,c9.s acC1ra5 the Ass.nDiv and the rules oi
is appearing. y satisfactory eviiice that he ~ not
Fart t- Commonwealth. II Il ordered tha. The said de
N l,il be held for the said co"rt the
i III Agst and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
tt bl- order be- forthwith Inserted IN newspaper
l.r Ci:y Richmond. for months succe>si'Sy. and
~ 'n' d~s oi the State Court House in the said city
II Copy Tese,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk 5
s ly ~ ~ n t- of Chancery for Henrco County, the
E.5 richardson. Executor of the last will and tcsamen. OF
=. = i1'ag. iece,,eI Plaintiffs
ha w Ha;ae John Baaio, Jr, and Byrd Willis aiaiie
~ layiof aud Frances his wife and other Defendants
ii above named having entered their appearance
according 10 the act OF Assembly and the ruies VI
aAin appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
"l tins Commonwealth IL is ordered that mo sau
81 at the rules 10 be held for the said Cour on th
& ~ aHsist and answer the bill of the paintin anu
.5.. nis ctet bs forthwith inserted IN newspaper
joe. r 'y of Richmond for two months syccessveiy anu
~ 'ai door of the Stale Court House the said city
g,y y Copy Tes,e,
~ .'-t"sn P ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
p. ROBERTS. Clerk.


VIRGINIA At rules held IN The Clerk :
NE Circuit Court oil Chancery Tor lIenrico county the
u Fzhurh IN his right and administrator of his
p hi ah Maria and Richard Christian assignee Of the
''h II fnlhush, Piantis
a. axe IN his own night and Executor OF jose hus b.
sei a. surviving partner OF the late fun OF Cotton
As one OF the Executors of Abby Cotton deceased, John
r. '' ga Elizabeth Jane his wife and other, Defendants
tats above named having entered their appearance
hi. 4ny according the OF Assembly and the rules oi
'n appearing. by satisfactory evidence, that they
S oi this Commonwealth. ordered that the said de-
t~dr AZ the rules be held the said Court the
a -. III August next, and answer the bills of the plaintiffs;
NJ, mn S OF tins order forthwith inserted in newspa
u The City OF Richmond, for months successlvely
tie oni door oi the State Cour, House i'll the said city
MAJ 4 Copy Tesic
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-07
SHERIEr,S SALE

DY virtue of writ OF special fieri facias on .
ID decree in Chancery, issued out OF the office Of
tic Clerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit Court tand TO
me directed,) a Judgment in favor OF James 1
Walker, administrator o. the estate OF Joseph
Wheeler, Jr, deceased and against Frederick House
holder, viii, on MoNDAY. the llth day of March,
1880, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. and
o'clock P. of said day, the door OF the Court
house. in the city of Evansville expose to sale the
rents issues and profits for the term Of seven years
the following described real estate, the west
halt of the southwest quarter OF section number %,
township Z, range west; and in deault of the
rents issues and profits selling Tor sum sufficient
TO satisfy said execution, will, ct the same time
and place. offer ior sale the fee simple of said real
estute JOHN s TERRY S. Y. c.
jan24 w3 [Pr. fee 81