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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
PROCL AM A TION.
January %, 1850.

Whereas the Hon. NATHANIEL B. ELDRE ED,
President Judge of The 22d judicial district
of Pennsy ylVanla, composed of the counties Of
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne, and Moses
W. Coolbaugh and SlogdeIl Stokes. Esq's,
Associate Judges of The Court of Common
Pleas of the county OF Monroe. and by virtue
of their Offices, Justices of the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail deli,ery, and
Court of General Quarter Sessions in and for
the said county of Monroe, have issued their
precep, 10 me commanding that Cout of Quar-
ter Sessions of The Peace and Common Pleas,
aud General Jail Delivery and Orphans Court,
for the said County Of Monroe, TO be holden at
Sroudsburg, on Monday he 25h day of Feb
ruary next, 10 continue two weeks if necessary
NOTICE
Is therefore, hereby given TO the Coroner,
the Justices of the Peace, aud Consiables of
The said County of Monroe. that they be then
aud shere ready with their rolls, records, inqui-
Isi,ions, examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which TO their Offices are ap-
pertaining, and also that those tho are bound
Iby recognlzances 10 prosecute and give evil
idence against the prisoners that are OF shall
be in The Jail of said County of Monroe, or "a
gainst the persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences, TO be then and there to
prosecute or testify as shall be just.
PETER KEMMERER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Stroudsburg.
January "a, 1850.
fGod saue the Commonwealth
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
NOTICE..

The undersigned. having purchased the en-
tire stock of goods of Stokes & Staples. and
having just received from the city fresh and
full supply of Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware,
&C., &c, hereby respectfully inform the public
that they will continue The Mercantile business
a, The old sand-where they will be happy to
see their friends-and hope, by strict attention
10 business, and al all times by keeping good
and cheap assortment of goods, TO merit con-
rinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended 10 The firm.
ABRAHAM BUSH.
DANIEL STAPLES.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
NOTICE..

The Mercantile business will be continued
by the Undersigned at the old stand, where he
will be ready and happy TO see his friends,
and hopes by strict attention to business, and
by at all times keeping good and cheap as
sortmenl OF GOODS, TO nett, continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore extended 10
the firm. JOHN N. STOKES.
January To- 1880
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

The testimony 10 it's favor is Overwhelming.
The proprietors are daily in receipt Of letters
and certificates, going to prove lis remarkable
efficiency TO all cases of worms, both in chill
dren aud adults. The relief given, and the
immediate improvement ofhealth which follows
its use, has called the attention of physicians
10 this article, and they freely recommend and
prescribe il in their practice.
The retail price IS 25 cents per oial. ,chi6G
brings 1t 1oithin the means of all.
Brooklyn. L l. January l6. ls47.
do certify iha, gave one bottle of B. A.
Fahnes'ock's Vermifuge to my child, and in
seven bours it passed % large worms. Any
person doubling this may apply for further in
formation at my residence corner OF York aud
Jackson streets. JAMES McCAFFREY.
POughheepsie, ~ Y March Q. 1874,
certify that took two sials OF b. A. Fahn-
es,ocks Vermifugo. which found to be The
greatest cure for worms have ever used. |
have been troubled with tape worms for a num-
ber Of years, and / have never found so go~
medicine as B. A. Fahnestock's Vermif
therefore recommend it. MARTr
fhe public is cautioned so~
and spurious articles, and
in statements lha, "k>'
es,ock's" Vetm'f <o9
as Inc only ~ .df\S1s
FAHNF~ "
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

The Partnership heretofore existing under
The firm of Stokes q Staples, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the lst day of January,
1850 The Books. Noes, &c. are in the
hands of r. S. Staples, for settlement and
all persons indebted to The firm are respect
fully requested to call and make settlement, i'm
mediaIely, as he intends 10 leave the place in
a short time.
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Jury Eist--Feb'y. Term. 1850

GRAND JURORS.
l john Heffel6nger, Ross
Jacob Elliot, Pocono
Jacob Sumney, Stroud
Herbert Ike, Jackson
Benjamin Vanhorn. Coolbaugh
John F. Williams, SmuhfeId
Joseph Frable. Hamilton
Joseph Hickman, Pocono
9 Jacob Dennis, Hamilton
10 James Pos,en, Jr., Smi,hfeld
Il Abraham Mengle. Chesnuthil
IL Edward Hawk, Polk
IS Petit B. Primrose, Middle Smiihfeld
ID Samuel Sox, ChesnulhI'l
Is William Keller. do
6 Benjamin Hanna. Jr, Middle Smilhfiel
II John Ednger. Stroud
Is William Stone, do
l9 Srogdel Wolf, do
90 Andrew Storm, Paradise
9l Jacob BlexIey, Tobyhanua
% Simeon Berry, Stroud
% Elijah Depue, Middle Smi1hield
"a Barnet FIy,e, Ross
PETIT JURORS.
Washington Winters, Tobyhanna
2 William HUnntsman, Stroud
3 Felix Storm, Chesnuhill
4 Charles Huffman, Tobyhanna
Joseph Wolberl. Jackson
Joseph Lawfer, Polk
Joseph Hawk, Ross
8 James Felker, Hamilton
9 Frederick SigIin, Chesnulhill
10 Daniel A. Bush, Smih6eId
IL Benjamin Bush, Paridse
IL Charles Serfoss, ChesnuthIll
l3 Aaron Heiney, Polk
IA Andrew Serfoss, do
Is Peter Michaels, NJ. Smihfeld
l6 John Kresge, ChesnulhlI,
IL Jacob G. Franrz, Ross
l8 Peter Heller, Pocono
10 Charles j. Price, Price
20 Michael Zacharias. Jackson
81 Ferdinand Dutott, Pocono
% Jacob Woodlng, Jackson
% Jacob Shoemaker, Middle Smilhfeld
% Adam Kresge, Chesnu'hi!
25 Martin Place, Middle Smi'hield
26 PeIer Jones, Ross
27 Jacob Slarner, Polk
% John White, Jf.. Tobyhanna
60 George Philips. Stroud
30 Jacob Sluuer Hamillon
81 Henry Smith, Ross
80 John Vanvlei,, Stroud
33 John B. Bush, Stroud
"a Edward H. Walton. Stroud
35 Jacob Cofrell, Ross
SO Samuel Kes,er, Hamilton
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New Stoves.

new and large assortment oi faflooF and
cooking Stoves for sale al
G MALVEN'S Cheap Sore.
Saou1 sbufg NorembeG is, 1919.
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aad Bsn as '53s %oi " four wolf p' Geo 700
Amount order Of fox seaps 1876 IS = aoe7o
County Printing
Paid Schoonover Ringwat, isss and 4s 1880
Theodore schoch 674s- l7oss
Amount paid new bridge s,roudsbug sls ooh
90 DO DO ssiss' ss: bridge s' 80 and 1919 81 'ss s 81 ss
DO Jacob %a" soaisr for rsyhanna DO DO o5 q Ss S
do Bells bridge 1913 and Is4s
md0 do ud sp9dry g bridge for do sas4s
do do do do B%ss s~. .s Price an" coo'osA '" IS 40,
do Daniel 2~memon D"sas 81 7s : So s7s
County Bmldings
Amount paid William wnemute for Brick 100
buildings 1873 OH
do do Iammon MenluIen for books 10 50 lso ash
County Auditors Amt pd to County Auditors for AZ 40
Road Damages Amount paid Susan Stroud
80 80 $s !: @ };:s: }s%:. I;::: Ps:;:. s $ %Ss ssSs
Redenaons HoInshea on tract land in pocno tp ioss
Money refunded on Lands enormously soM
Road and School Tao Unseaed Lands
Paid Andrew Singer supervisor of Jackson township
:: :: A:;:siS H:"'' 8 8 s::: s@'''' !; j.
do Neyhart school treasurer of pocono township re
DO DO smon saa eS Cruiser DO cd1s nsf@"s DO DO 1882
Miscellaneous.
Paid M Wm nh Lamb repairing chairs chairs for st Court House .
John " E5sss' Essss "S %1Ss % Gs ssG5 ii a;s ss Lynn 80
VIM HaIlock, cleaning jail boarding prisoners, so
Wm CoOlbaugh, furniture, 13 62h
D Edinger for I eIecon ,toG boxes for Paradise 100
v%oi W% pfispes iIaio; Esel'5%f e'eaang goa1 ja'
s L Drake repairing door 80
Miller stone
fnsy Fiusions s'tsnS Goa45, notices ssG ss
Mm snf f1fnseEssS; s1osG si:soins s1ns js 5en'
JG binding check and books 80
w C0Oi1augh, table and desk $50
Henry, ,ts'as cutting
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of vendiuoni exponas is
sued out OF The Court Of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Penn'a, to me directed, will
expose TO public a, The public house of Jacob
Long, in Barons,ille, on
Wednesday the goth day Of February
next al O'Clock, P NJ, The following described
properly, 10 Wit: A certain tract of land lying
IN PocOno township, Monroe county contain
ing
$50 ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of Peter Learn,
Bingham's Estate and others. The improve
meDts on which are w2
Log Dwelling House, T;::fI
LOG BARN and SPRING HOUSE. AsaA
- with small APPLE ORCHARD
&Ya@ and other Fruit Trees on the premises.
- A small stream of water runs through
this proprly. About 80 acres of This tract is
cleared land, and about of which is meadow
Seized and taken in execution as The prop
ery of George Sebring, and to be sold by me.
PETER KEMMERER,
Sheriff. Office, Suroudsburg,l Sheriff
January 81, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

STOGDELL STOKES,
RICHARD S. STAPLES
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
ABRAHAM BUSH.
DANIEL STAPLES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
re. January II, 1880.

By virtue of a wri, Of vendllioni exponas is
sued on, of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Penn'a, TO NE directed, will
expose to public at The public house Of Jacob
Long, in Barionsvllle, on
Wednesday the Goth day Of February
nexl at 2 o'clock P M, the following described
property, TO wit: A ,rac, OF laud situate in Po-
como township. adjoining lands of Peter Learn,
Peter Me.zgar, Abraham Me'zgar, and land Of
the estate of William Bingham. deceased con-
tanning aboot
1913 ACRES,
more or less. The Improvements, on which
area IA
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STATEMENT
OF the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County,

lIeverna of
January A d. ls9 the January inclusive
DIR.
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Wm fialock whiewashing
James Murray, wheelbarow
Teauers
paying sl76s SO ~ Al 69-s6 OF
s4934 as
DR. brought down, 4763 So
Balancedu due Abraham Leverng Treasurer
Examined and allowed this 10Th day Of January,
ABRAM lGRA MiiR FENSER cmers JONES aHE Ba BaH0 Auditors
JOSEPH FRABLE, ) CHARLES PALMER
J. H. Clerk
The Stoudsburg Sl1s5
with
BLISS, of Auditors last
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

checks outstanding unpaid
to Janu L four thousand dollars.
W the subscribers Auditors for the County Monroe having ex
relating find the above Witness our
Stroudsburg, this 10th day of January, 1850
ABRAM FENNER, Com'es JOHN T. BELL Auditors
JOSEPH FRABIE,S CHAs S. \
Attest, James H. Walton Clerk jan 3-4t
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE,
., SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VIRGIL

. STATIONS OFFICE,
N.Y., SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vIRGI
drawing Of Monongaia Lottery Glass t. February 7th:
n.y., ~ 81 10 * a . 36 81 60 62 III 80 II
a' ickct ~ ~ 81, Capital sold and paid by STRATTON
D'i|nS Of Sussex Lottery, Clas, II, February sh
10 J ~ u Is II 80 III ca 70 s.
Drawn numDcrsof Sussex Extra, No. Is Feb Q:
,,,x % 90 q Is ! 81 ~ - q 80 i6 Is
ickei Nos, ~ 40 &C. capital paid by STRATrOS
piah numbers OF Monnngail, number IL, February 9Th
n - IL a - - 50 ca IS 10 40 80
Scx Delaware. Extra, Glass number H.
pS,a % . 10 81 II = - 10 Is
% ~ q 70 - ~ u Gl Is l. 2 81 II 81
Drawn numbers Of Sussex, Class number - Feb llth:
% - 80 ~ % 81 u 81 10 II 81 70 20
Drawn numbers of Mononraa Glass Is, Feb lah:
81 Al ~ 81 - u 1 II II 49,
p'a"h hhinIcr+ oI Delaware, number 7, February 18th
r,. ~ - - ~ , - 60 Il ~ - ~
ikrt numbers GO IL, prize $500, sold and paid by
STRATrOS
. Schemes for the Week.
,,,,.... lb,ED DOILARS!-J,HU DOLLARS!
M SusaeA Lottery, Class No l3-Captals slGtW $500,
au Iss OF 500 Sc ~ No-, Is drawn Tickets ST; halves
400 DOLLARS ,-IO0o DOLLARS!
l a &c - Nos, II drawn Tickets 81; halves 50
quarters y '
virginia Lottery, Glass 90 be drawn 10Th February, IS
Nos, y drawn Gapuals-l prize s37HU, i,U0, lUuu nj
tors 2 So y i'
virginia Lottery Glars b. be drawn 3d February Is Nos
10 drawn Capitals siDbbI, 35,pJ 1JOpJ, 5ub llU 2
oi inW &c Whole Tickets 3d. halves 10; quarters
orerb or facEage Certificates Packages
al the Lotteries will be promptly attended drawings
feIu.s" y, rlease address To ~ STRATTON.
rcu. ~ Richmond,
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AGENCY EOR CLAIMS.


spoRERT H. GRAY yuchbug Va offers his services tor the
az prosecution the General Government before
Congress Executive Departments and also against the oac VI
is attention will be particularly devoted TO Revolutionary
Claims including Halt and Pensions OF all KINDS
for both soldiers AMI widows Certificates oi Deti LAM bounty
elaine o services hr Revolutionary War, the War Of ISL aud
also that Mexico or for Scrip III lieu thereof or arrears ~
Is Pay Mileage, &c aud also to other Cain not hee
enumerated. - =,
Nv asous labour AMI research he has acquired extensive and m
porant information regard the original anu saeh.
as would particularly invite the heirs OF
Inc Via SAFE Continental officers vino dcd III service
en families or who the end 0 the war or became super
communicate these subjects they VIII hn
Interests 10 do many Claims OF the above character are
unpaid His charges sha be moderate, ana i ~ @ sb he
the uncertainty, and difficulty OF the case; anu m % ~ m
hsr. 81 as moi 10 permit claims be sold al acrihce
He will be located Lynchburg Va except during Tue sl''eso
Congress when will he Tie City o Washington ae1tis NJ ~
on IN such claims MS shall entrusted to his He VIII also
traverse country the prosecution oil ea" a "
ldence. 49,, -. ~. ,,,a-,r,h nc. with the
hsin h, is engaged in added his DEVOTION ZEAL asniy ana
to merit confidence NJ those who have claims
cu,e In All cases claim 10 alnwod me clainhs m W
nt their special Attorney draw the money from the o'e
n.nt 10 draw themselves o,rpr II cp.y
va whose names hereuno Subscribed take pleasure III
mendny SIR Gray, Lynchburs Va TO those VINO nave DUST
ness in his line trustworthy coIeeht ana yer! "h'5s "e'
o y a. r Hunter Of Va D. Senate J. Mason. do do Thos
narock DO House Of Representatives; Atkinson do do T.
2hmpon do do; Brown, do do Henry BrseI. ~ D. 10
R Meade r Fourney Fulton d" DO; Il l.. T. bfa
10 do Thompson Of alSs ,, M 1' o aere,, do do
Th: II Daniel Ii, do Robert & MITCHELL Virginia Legislature
Wills o DO: f. Clea.naa. do do James IRVINE a. 10 Rs
liner do do Il @ Riyos do VIM Mcdonald doho ,'eoIst
W. sbert, do do J. Stova! do do Samuel D. Ma} } W. y" a.
Douglas Layne. do do chas Perow no ao rbn piman dc
do " v Harris, do do; Geo W Harrison uoo 49, r
Attorney at Law Halifax H.: Va o G Gay. res' En-, r. h
Il Co D II London, Merchant, Va d p' I,n
ava, al Er
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MISGEILANE0US.
RUMFORD ACADEMY. RING vii.

RUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM, VA,
f hs n a az % sn sd
ngs expressly for furnished in
srab has been successfully securing order
say Ss he s sGs s sSS OF
condition and the aided by associates ability
eets taught Academies French and Tactics will also be
taught The School win session from the 10th
Summer Tuition and every necessary except ghis for ton
months, si4o Address Sharonvic p. o. JNo H. PITTS.
This is certify tina, H. pti, Principal Rumlod Acads
July si and since that period has and successful
Isehargng The duties Teacher n Academy
ps to The public that he will give the fullest satisfaction
gives me pleasure further add that during connection
WITH the Institute he discharged for year, the duties
osn q, Fleetwood Academy have received into this Institution
os sr one 10 s Of en- stands No. IN ou. res NJ End Glass;
qualities Mr. Pits unics and ZEAL and has been
pss atow% most 'n'o0'S' moran 's' Military institute
SUMMER couRsE OF MEp 2Isa,L INSTRUCTION
vuNE Of Summer instruction in the
deal Education viii resumed Monday, tho April
under tho following arrangement;
Surgery and Surgical By CHAIR rs BELL GIBSON
Practice o Medicine and Pathology by DAVID H. TUCKER
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chiren by JAMES
Meiica and Therapeutics by A. E. pETIcoLAs NJ D.
4 ,a aad phs hsnssy BY H4TrN
The course will continue from the middle of April to the middle
s & al ha w be S Will Of AsS f plan
lectures Two will be delivered each day
preceded close examination the subject previous
Ample time will thus be allowed the reading
the clinical which will constantly
broush his attention. while the daily afford
mulus 10 closer application.
Students have all the nfnary
the Medical College and OF the Richmond Aims House
opportunity will be afforded for the study Of Practical
Fee the whole course 500
Tckere will BIZ issued by the Secretary
CARTER +. JOHNSTON, Secretary,
Feb. S-ctlMhApril Corner OF Broad and Mayo Streets
PIIILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
n Tha Spriug cour
4 OF Lectures 1850 will be commenced Monday, March
sh $50 The General Inoducinry will be given by DR. j. Bryan
Degrees will bc conferred about 10Th July
TRANSFORMATIONS JESSE r. BURDEN, ". ID.
FACULTY
James McCmtock NJ d. General Special and Surgical Anatomy
Rush DYKE. d. Materia Medical and General Therapeutics
Thomas d Mitchell. d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine
dcncc.
Ezra s Carr, NJ. d. Medical Chemistry.
NJ Dickson, W. d. Comparative and Pathological Anatomy
james McClin,ock NJ D. Principles Practice Surgery
Abraham Bne NJ D. Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
Children.
s. r. Moscley, NJ ID, Demonsraor of Anatomy
Tor the full course ssh
Naturalization, paid once only,
Graduation, 30
have attended other Colleges 10
Dissecilng Ticket, ~ M
Perpetual Ticket, $50 %
students will be furnished the
Hospital Ticket without charge.
Inc lee ier Tie ckes may be paid each member Of
VI" or the be paid 10 the Dean. VINO VII
issue certificate which will entite the student the uche' ~
pmessor For further information inquire OF 49, =, :, ~
. MaifI
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!, :, - 90 l,SSElCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,

|anIy y.S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,
ara IRrDny ~ Frederick Brown his Drug anu Chelnca
@ Fifth and Chosnut streets Philadelphia
a,e preparation Of unusual excellence anu o. saSl pfG
H.. n, .T.ay as We'll as immediate action To the travel
aniiy circle il is invauabe. few drops diluted IN su
m "-s.n, sa, and agreeable remedy TO the invalid who
r.,.f IA well as the c0nvaescns patient who
srot,e ioIc In Southern climate where The relaxation o
,. 50 generally induces thirst for stimulaiis WIN Always
-, cxc.I.nl substitute Tor those tempting beverages whch
m n. and cause morbid condition oil IT. powers IN
|1, IN relaxation of the bowels in nausea aud sea Sickness
1--we and safe AS well as pleasant AMI refreshing RENE
,, scribe, by the OF the Medical Faculty
Of the just received and Tor sale Al the Drug sro
'ff' A. DUrAL & co, Richmond
ala, nv " A S,Sros. Norfolk T. II RossgR Petersburg
PATERSON Washington d c., and Druggists generally
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BY THE CONVERSIONS 0F vIKGINIA.

y
ruRHAIi)N having received by the Executive. that WILL
LIAM GWNS charged Monroe county, this STATE With pass
e cih'trisit Bank has AUD
"eo. u' therefore offer reward One Hundred Dollars any per
lS VINO shall the said William G~nn and deliver
hun into the Jail couny and do require officers
&" ls Commonwealth civil military request the people 90
~ use 'h beat axsrlo procure the arrest OF The sai
twinn, that he may b. brought L. Justice.
Given under my laad ~ Governor under tho Lesser Seal n The
commonwealth at Richmond, this the
. lsRALI JOHN B FLOYD
"h is described AZ about - high
rather large AMI square nt, but n boned HAIR rather light
pale complexion prominent aud jaws,
Ii I'VE III nhLnA. lLna
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MISCELLANEOUS.
49,
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
A pRn(T

NioRMATioN having been received By tho Executive WM
= WADE ani LEVI StRUGSS, who confined Ia ,hr ,l
ni The t"wn OF PetersbirsWade under the s.
nss Court for stealing and carrying off sa,e aud on
sc oI unlawful slhDbghavc broken and escaped
"w gong al iarge do therefore hereby offer reward hun.
20 10 any pcrron who shall the said
M Nade am Lew Scrogcin and deliver them The jail Of
Town OF f'cs1us NJ hundred dollars for The and lie
ecr ana DO moreover require all ohcc of this Common.
wrdi fi anu military and request the people generally
ne pest IN procure The Of the said Wa and S;og
gins, that they may be- brought 10 Justice
Given under hand Governor and under Tie lesser the
f,gAl Commonwealth this Is, day Of February the 1850
JOHN b. FLOYD
Wade described about 30 years feet inch high
weighing about 100 pounds oo. walking thin yisage blue
ana sunEea light HAIR lair k and long Dress black
and pants, cloth cap and boots
Scroggns Young about feet
high: had on frnck roat cap and shoes Feb I-r6,
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BY PULLIAM * SLADE. AUCTIONEERS.
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER PROPERTY,

SEAUTlFII. Observation-Disclosures 10 change present
- and the Richmond Immediately
after the growing crops Wheat or ss
that well known and valuable called Warwick" beautifully
uard James River south side five miles Richmond and
one OF the most healthy situations III the world.
The Estate. by hundred
3l6) Sixty 81 low grounds which, fertility.
surpassed by land III Nigil0nc hundred
well 'imbr aud the nainder fine open land and high
of cultivation.
The Improvements Of handsome Dwelling House.
finely situated containing large all
outhouses The Orchard abounds with all descriptions
The above properly noS offered private SALE ami not roL
before Wednesday, the 18Th day May. $780, the properly
that day, Al Il o'clock, be sold al public auction.
Possession the Isl required For
particulars apply TO the subscriber on III, premises
JOHN G.. TIRPlN.
l3-cwtf PIIIItM Aucts
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LAND rOK SALE.

gENIIE subscriber wing the Goodies Bridge Road
about - miles from city Richmond Chesterfield county
land, 1885 acres IN good state 81 npoSt he'
OF wheat and tobacco
with large convenient dwelling house, GOO! store
separate and well arranged win
pond yards of the house. and all other necessary ou
residence
chant physcian being sghborhoot good society
Any person wishing purchase desirable ,uaon VIII be N
formed writing the subscriber Sknquae T.
o. Chesterfield county. Va MAIN "ooDE
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-, NJ - a, order OF the Lord High Chancellor Q, Urea
b. peon claiming TO o. ns hea The county
isAA. s residing al the Asylum OF Mrs Mary rahse
IN The Guy York both in the United n h nn
i Bi~'A ' r.,n3 Wlnslow ESD. OF the Masters IN
Ae'fsIi No lj Imcons Inn Fields, IN the count! ~,
The said United Kingdom OF Great Britain o. !"
~ ,, no excluded the benefit of the said order
W in. lunac is the and now only sur'i'i ing
(as Nj Who was Tor many years the keeper ol Inc .ae
incc.n, AM "f-'e MS ~ % ArGusr, 1919.
MA, III. son Of Margaret and Carey Wood who In me
is,S was considered be the herataw oil the u'' e
mi ior Florida IN the year l1S5 ,;..,;o,
a'iN'''' ~ WALTER q PEMBERTOS,
Svuonds Inn Chancery Lane. London, and
EDWARD SHEARDOWN, Esq,
J. :, .,. Solicitor Doncaser. Yorkshire England
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

by decree rendered by the Circuit Court of Chez
I'D t-ricl 18th October, ig. The of Brucrs
against Fletcher and others WILL saturday the 10th day OF f.
bruay > the premises rl public auction the highest hi
land with the thereon. lying iho
Manchester and formerly known Chen'ian bur more re-
Gently : SCOTS"
This desirable properly and offers capitalists ne o
poruny for handsome investment.
The above properly will be Sold subject 10 the dover Mary Cheat
tieaiham, cah icti,
credit twelve months
for tie remaining third WM J. CHEAlIiAT.D -,
Dee. l2-clawsw For W. ". Hancock sheriff,