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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-10-21

THEhP Blankets, cheap brown and bleachcc
~ Cotton, cheap Calico, fancy AlousIains ane
Ginghams, can be had at
Oct. 81. w. WALTON HARPEP'S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-10-21

GREAT BARGAINS TO be had in plain, black
VI and fancy Cassmeres, lambs wool and a,oaca
Hosiery; G. aud 81 TwilIed Cloths. at very low
prices; black, mixed, grey, blue and other colors
Eainctts; fancy Cashmere and Vestings in great
variety, received and for sale by
w. WALTON HARPER,
Opposite Odd Fellows Hail. Alexand-i ia.
Oci. 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-10-21

Seventy counties heard from, give
Wright, Dem, for Governor, 1926 ma
jori.y, which shows Democratic gain OF
6,752, compared with the vote of 1649.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-10-21

TERMS OF SALE: A credit Of six months will be
allowed on ell sums Of SO and upwards; the pur-
chaser or purchasers to give bond with approved
security, bearing interest from the day of sale;
for all sums less than SIC the cash viii be repuir-
ed. JOSErH I. GRAY, EAe't
Oct 81, 1S52-ts. Of Robert Gray.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-10-21

INDIANA ELECTION The Democrats
have elected 10 members of Congress, and
the Wings l-Democra.ic gain Of 2 men,
hers
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-10-21
PUBLIC SALE.

ToY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of
I'D Charles County, the subscriber will sell at
Public Sale, on the premises, on TU ESDAY, the
23d day of November next, (ir fair, if not, the
first fair day thereafter,) all the Personal Proper
ty Negroes excepted) of the late ROBERT GRAY,
deceased; consisting Of
4 crop Of Tobacco, crops Of Corn & Pro-
Gender; Farming Implements; Horses,
Mules, UIoyk Oren, Cattle. Sheep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
YESTERDAYS RACE.

The Fairfield Races opened yesterday with beautiful ano
exciting mile heat contest in which 'thc knowing ones
completely disappointed. There wcrc three entries
viz: G. & n Green's grey ec!d.ng, Capt Bragg aey
dark brown Pumunkcy und Buncks North Carolnn) bay
horse The odds largely in cases hvo 10 one 10
favor Of Tuey brown Tie st heat was well conieseo al
leys y running S. The % heat was beautifully won
by Green's grey in l. 53. At this moment quite change o
opinion took pacc-thc sanguinc friends OF ta!cy brown
s adheng their ayorile. The Sd and last heat was quite
exciting Talieys ly left behind from The s'ri-and
for the las, half mile the contest most animated ana
doubtful between the gray geidug and The Not'h Carolina
bay 1t was won, however by G:cens gray in ~" nnue'
Fyr the tho Two hoses cos! nave been
covered with blanket and when they passed ine Judges
stand the excitement intense. II was on the "hoe
the most interesting have for many yeas-snd
Mes.s Belcter and Blankensnp have Made capital COM
mencement in presenting rich sport for the week
On Friday the great will come oil between RED Ers
and io1r piS. spirited con,cst vii! take place to-day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND Ml.WEEKLY,
BY WILLIAM F. s. THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
aunum

NJ
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taken fora shorter period than For tho Semi
W.Ey dollars and three dollars for months
advance, 10 Re paid IN The Office emis BY mall pos
n,ii dollars per the end OF the
All office be remtled er mal good and
Bank the risk OF the Editors he postage 81 al l
rs hing paid By the The single letter
Of the writer IL Is the accumulation Of post
c H. business which operates serious upon
h' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQulEER:-ForT TEN lines less. first
..on y cents and succeeding insertion
If inserted week tre" times week, thirty
wen and half cent. insertion after the first.
advertisers charged MY duilars 1u lines and
o greater length
v.nde-S ancunerr charged $780, (pape ,ncdcd)
IN TIE SEMlW EEkLYFo TEN lines first
- cents; ior each 3u Cents.
distance st bs accompanied with the advance
a, % satisfactory references. TO insure execution
E III Obituaries a FibuteS IF respect, exceeding eight lines
-iQrsri fer 5 advertisements
GS O6gGrts ana Marriages from the country whenever
a handwriting Is unknown be authenticate by
s.orSlra e the Postmaster the ncgborhood orhey viii
be published Every that has been taken
s!ons aud luizzes. has, hereour proved uDavuns
therefore such certified
Postmaster the hart NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
ANALYTICAL LABORATORY FOR THE ANA


yuquE through the iOcraly oi e
o he advcent countless has been established, IN
connection with the Department OF Chemistry IN Nahaoh
uano aud for instruction IN Anaycal Ce
msry The Laboratory will be furnished with the most aploVsu
and choice Reagents with every desirable facility lie
h, with him. Mr. VIM A. Shepard VINO was ecehl
IA Professor Noron the Yale Analytical anu
sn comes with ample testimonials of skill and capacity Young
men can pursue any studies in the College they may WISH %
ev rc receiving Instruction in the Laboratory C"pous written
will always accompany the reports oi analysis Inc
charges or analysis and instruction viii be ues
aIr N make the Laboratory accessible the people al large
EFT with Messrs Wills Lea or Snyh Duhh e'e1s'
LUZ = ,,h.r ninrna on address CHARLES STUART,
: y ~ Professor oi Experimental Sciences.
.,r,.,6-c2m Randolph Macon College, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
ANHInROES GYPSUM.

II will be seen that Mcssrs. John A. Eu.lce d Son, a1-
ycr,ise this valuable Our agricultural friends VIII
doubtless reoced, lh1t they have substitute of
guano Tic price cf {. the present time, tso2 per
ton Of 1000 bs high almost 10 prevent The farmers
from, using it. they ought 10 be thankful 10 III. Sessrs
Esace for introducing ts laiydri we cannot speak
OF lis virtues from knowledge not having Used III
bur- there is any Truth in certificates, we should proclaim
il 10 be a very valuable manure
By the way how potage laws are so creE7us
az almost prohibit vessels from loading for kchnone i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
FIRST GUN FROM MISSISSIPPI

FIRST GUN FROM MISSISSIPPI
special lection hcld in Aintc county, on the ZUth
inst for representative the legislature in the place OF
the late amencd Judge Will. The vote stood:
For Van Swcagnsen, tW) 3b9
Rohips"n. q
I" Fielder, (D) -So
Amc county gave last fall 40 majority for Davis tDcm)
Foo,c (Union) ana do majority for a. U Brown iot
Congress.
John g. Morgan (Nhio) al The same time crced As
.essnr. The stood: Morgan Isl; jones l2!; sharp
49, McGchce, lC3 Nesniih III Claughon u t.N"tshes
Courier.
The Wings OF Mississippi struggling maniuy 10 re-
deem their State and this beginning indcaes thai Their pa
triolc cxcrOns will he crowned with Like all the
the South they deep STAKE in saving the Fed
eral Government from filling into the hands OF me Van -
rem Free Soilers Of tho NORTH Yesterdays bmg.
An intelligent friend from Mississippi asks Us TO expose
the above hunbns Aitc county IL one OF the strongest
Whig counties in the State and gave majority OF III to
Gen. Taylor in lS4S The above shcws decided lhg loss
and indicates clearly that Mississippi will repuda!e Seward
Ism with Vengeance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
Al meeting held tiy Un.cfsl!iot Church IN m. CITY
e rirhmnnd tfpr the purpose .! forming Young Mcns
Democratic Association r this clty on the evening "t
Tuesday. October 5tn, 1852:
On notion George w Randolph was called to the chalf,
and Richard NJ Cary appointed s-cretary
Tie chairman having cyprined briefly ho OBJECT OF inc
meeting IN the motion If Samuel l. BiyIy II was
Resolved Tint committee "i h'c DC aPpon'ea u report
rarnlan.n nj organization for the Association
In pursuance OF which tesalI'n the Caa appointed lilo
following gentlemen said c"GIiItee:
Samuel T. Bnyly Boiling W. Satke, George w. Clutter,
Shelton C. Davis and John Lynch Who after consideration
reported Constitution Tor The Assoica"n which was un"
pnIsusnt to provision of the Constitution the Assoc.
tion then proc.eird 10 elect ts officers.
st.ncy by Boiling ". Stsrke, and Shelton C. Davis by
J. II ii Brunct Al the solicitation of Mr. DAVIS, mr..
thereunon elected President Of he Association
The following gentlemen then elected TO Ill the re-
naming Offices cren'cd By the Constitution:
Shelton C.. Davis lst Vice President
Samuel T. BuyIy, 2nd DO
George w. Clutter, 3rd do.
Ira o. Parker. 4th DO
James Dove 5,h do.
Richard NJ. Cary. Secretary.
r. S. Sanxay, lst assistant do.
] NJ II B,u3et. 2ad do. do
M-rcflIus t. S.nr.e. Treasury.
Tne President, taking the Chair addressed the Asso-
ciati n returning them his thanks i' he hono conferred
On the Motion Of V. Baean,in, il Resolved lnat
committee Of FIVE be appointed 70 invite speakers 10 ADDRESS
the Association.
nonted the following gentlemen said committee ~ Bar
pnmip Roscoe B. Heath, James Dove, q. W. SarSe and
On the m1lion OF W. ~ Barrett committee Of five was
annonted 10 procure mcmbcEs of the ASSocason which
cpnmittee consists Of the following gentlemen w ~
R,re,t aceus T. Starke, j. P Wren, c. r. B'icSen and
4 r j. Wigesworth
| r. s. Sanxay then moved that committee OF three be
npponted 10 obtain suitable roJm and MAKE the necessary
arran2 2elnenis for the future meetings OF The Assoca"n
and thercupon President, appointed r. 5. Sensay Joh
| Lynch and Richard NJ Cary. said committee.
Roscoe B. Heath and Sam' L. BayY Then called on
for soeccnss Bat respectively excused themselves from ad
dressing the Association on this occasion
On the motion OF v. Balgamin was Resolved mat me
Secretary be requested 10 furnish copies o .nese
npa to the Democratic papers this city and that they be
requested 10 publish the same.
| And then on notion the Association adjourned.
| GEO. w. RANDOLPH, President
Rlsa. NJ. CApr, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
A DEFENCE OF CuBANS.

We conclude to-day, the u5c and interesting address oil
Gen Gonzalez Il gives condensed but complete history
Of the different revolutionary movements Ia Cuba since 1872
and OF the operations carried in the United States IL
fully vindicatcs the character OF Lopez and the cause
IN which he his le-and contains some strong ana JUST
structures upon the Ine OF the administration 10 STAND 0!
The rights Uf American citizens guaranteed by treaty
The interesting fac, is also exposed that the gallant ana h
nented Cen Worth had considerable time previous TO his
DEATH consented resign his position in the army ot the
United States and take command of army ready, with
him. to peril every thing for Cuban freedom Ihe document
is one of thrilling iueres-not 10 FiiibusteIs Tor "en.
onzacz properly disspproves OF such premature eI
edi,nns-bu, to the sympa,hxers with the spread OF FREQ
institutions in Cuba and every where else.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

We congratulate the Young Democrats Of this city, on
their organization which gives assurance that 'he c'ty vi"
be fully canvasscd and that large increase on the Demo
cratic vote in the last gubernaora election VIII De oo
ained The association is composed OF the most zeaious
and energetic young Democrats in tIchHond. we rus'
that no one, who desires the success ol the Democratic
.ause will stand aloof from The association The time WI!
som come if the Democrats continue their eSertons when
Richmond will be Democratic CITY,
The President of the association Mr. Randolph taking
bc chair made one of the a5cst speeches delivered in the
rity during the present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

ing r
ne rnR eR"; A. COLD AND COUGH, lake i, morn. HA,
i,s noon and evening, according 10 directions u a.
on The bottle and !le difficulty n WIN t soon % ns E1LAE
apcrsons sfl,cted with seated o y G u, - 1.
hreaks IN, their night will fhd by taking tho Che
WRoSCiIITiS or the troa, and upper portion Of The
pecoTa on peG rest relief from suffering
md an ultimate afforded to thousands VINO are mus
'y From ns s find themselves un
willing TO ureeo its uee when the necessity io y m '
From eminent Physicians in 1,S, .Dri 10Th. 1851,
SIR We have your Cherry Pectora an xcn'vs ra IN our
racice and supuss other remedy we have Tor Gu"
ing affections Of the respiratory 0gRss pR DIEMER HAMPTON
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, this remedy IS nya
uabe by throat and lungs when taken IN email
inc rease, The power and nexlbliy OF the voice
Is M @ esn m cases 80 obstinate as yield
entirely medicine Cherry Pscoral will cure hs' II hes
the and PsT nd 2sou.n Of Ss
sa1@ BY sns Gsi
'0SsS Rev Doc LANSING, Of bfookyn New York. sae.;
have seen the Cherry such OF ena
Bronchitis leads believe can rarely a 10 cure 'ho
FOR CRoUP-Gre emeic Of an.imony, TO be followed sy
large dose, Of the Cherry reGGta uni" 'u0du'' tho
WnooPNG COUGH may be broken up and soon cured oy mo
THE ISFIuESz. speedily removed by h, remedy Nuns-
ou noticed whss whos were
I'd from any were suffering
distinguished Rosso o ce.so Gs@y and S''s'
h,,s found tn. Cherry recoa s ingredients show
remedy for colds and coughs aRkER aRd
bhsSs"ick' he' i0' SALEM OHIO, Juae IL, 80
write inform you Of G hi uy dn amy
One Of ny aehiers completely cured in three
fu whoopng Cough taknsis pr Means one o our
states considers Il the oeR remedy
ior pulmonary and that he has cured more cases "
with i, than any other medicine he administered.
One Clergyman Baptist Church suy lhat curing tn uh
Influenza here this he has seen cures from soa
'ou Vonrs r.sp.c,ulIy D. SINCLAIR, Deputy Postmaster
i DR. VALENTINE MOTT,
tt, Professor Surgery in tho Medical college
i - York City, says ,,.
ait pleasure certify the value ana enCay
Pecoa consider peculiarly adapted 10 cure a'e
of severe upon the Lungs have been hea
cherry Pectoa such warrant the hec a
.msj Mt length found that be depended on 10
Coughs Colds aud Consumption which carry from our mus nou
yery wear indeed medicine TO which inc
ot with confidence relief and they should 10 avail mem
| selves Of it. .rrp pr,,tic.Iand Analytica
sbsm. Lowell and ,od whoesae rGS nH
sTnN snS Nv IA. throughouhs State
July l6-ovSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

NEW STEAMBOAT ROu rE-A steamboat is now
making regular weekly trips between Baltimore and fors
river Va touching at Wakc'""n. Yorktown East TITer
punsocaguc, &C. The cncrprzn is highly spoken o ana
is e1pcccd 10 be cmncntIY srcr.ssul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
LAND FOR SALE NEAR RIcHMoMD:

L
'NNiE subscriber offers SMALL but excellent farm,
south side the Williamsburg road,
near RIchmond-2S from The Old Market. About thirds
OF the land cleared and considerable cultivated as
market fertility, adaptation and market,
the desirable places for market garden and
dairy be had the city properly managed the Price OF
this could aud easily made profits The
building with au! Iiuc be rendered com
has all humber OF
excelen: springs OF the place.
wishing purchase will please call and examine for them
selves
will be liberal Apply ROsr HAs71Sos the
premises the subscriber. :
SAMUEL HASTINGS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
MARBLE YARD.

sON ROGERS, Sth Street, Main Richmond Va Deae
Egyan, Italian and American Marble Monuments Iombs
MaIie olevery description Wall Plates Fronts
&c.
Any iesan in Carving sxccutedin the cstmanner.
Orders the whcy reference promptly TO-
served his apprenticeship III one OF The Target
York City having much III the
,se entire done North or South
STOVES. RANGES, HOT FURNACES, &C.
TiIE LATEST AND best PATTERNS MADE.
nersnn can now the advantages III the use o
~ SrnyES Tin, Japanned and Iron Ware, &c"
rh. celebrated siEndess Chain Pump has ohiy 10 oe
10 be used IN PREPgREScE 10 any ote hso
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS. A.,
n Orders vii especial care and filled prompuy he
ban,s nuIied Goods represented and offered al
uIe LOWEST CASH PRICES WM II. ENs,nn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08


W. beo ia,~e -'''"' ~ "~'7'- to- " "-"'A
our cuoTlis after the u November Whatever be the
!cn natIcr ourselves shall bear ourselves
with screpcct and regard for dccency and truth than
the Wig absui!y represents likely exhibit Al the
same ,ine would inform the Wing, that oil its Dragging
the election Of Scott IS forced deceive its
party much less any Democrat. The trick is too transpa
rent take in grcancst As proof Of the utter disc
gard oil the Wings boas,ing by its party friends, We
would cite the fact that here in this city, the Wings utterly
refuse bet the general result and that ii is even
difficult induce them bet, by oCr ot Two to one on
the general result This learn from the betting market
The Wigs themselves put no confidence in the Wings brag
and buster They know well that the whole South will
repudatc Gen. Scott the avorc and nominee Of Seward,
Greeley Bolts and the Richmond Whg-which rcpudiatGs
the fugitive slave law harsh MEASURE, and which
oppnv invites the a5olonsts agitatc the question OF
repeainr that measure of Justice and safety wc has been
made the test o tic pcsen, election They also know that
the Wings cannot with any upon the votes OF
either Of the three great States, Of the vast Democratic
West.
We have the and fullest intelligence from every pdr-
ton Of Virginia. and feel assured that the Old Dominion
will roll up majority for Piece and King that will shake
Sewardisn 20 its centre. Our information, too, from the
three great States and from the West convnces us that The
most remarkable defeat record awaits Gen. Scott and his
allies Seward and Bolts We shall not volunteer our aid
TO the Whg-bul shall leave il 10 that paper 10 write s
own sad epiaph upon the death OF Seward Scotsm on the
81 November next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

JoHS B. HoGE Esq, who appointed whi2 eector Tor
Berkeley county has only cpudated The whis nomins
lions but is slumpug Il for Pierce and King The Martins
burg Republican represents him ripe scholar and an aO@
,d n, drhater
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
PATRIOTIC CORRESPONDENCE.

We publish the following correspondence between several
old and respectable citizens of Philadelphia city and county
on the one side and ROBERT TYLER The other with great
Measure. At this juncure particularly the letter OF MI
TYLER Is appropriate eloquent and conclusive We trust
that his letter will be carefully pcruscdand recommend
10 our contemporaries throughout The Union, republication
of the correspondence Il I'cnnsyirdnian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

We understand that il was with difficulty, that the
essrs Eustace could obtain vessels bring the Anhydc
city; when they willingly load for Baltimore where
there such heavy fees We hope that this will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

BENZ. d. MINOR.
A ATTORNEY At LAW, RICHMOND, VA.
a LaS Building August l2-Sm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
sOlyTa CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

We understand says Columbia South Car0linian, that
Governor MEANS will cali session oil the Lsgsia
re on the first Monday in November !o the purpose OF
casting the electoral the State for Presidential electors on
tho following Tuesday In conformity 10 precedent in SINH
lar cases. The Governor wall call the new Legislature whose
h nci.dn A,n.k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

GRADUATE Of the Virginia Mary Institute. who has had
n experience in teaching esious "' obtaining a
non go Tcacher in som. Academy commence
<eDtember or October Any communication addressed 70 a.
Danyile Va will be promptly attended TO- Aug i9-c"tV"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
August 6-c2n
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
,R TIE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS IlOAKSENE;SSS; bhoN
~ CRnI ASTHMA, WIOOP1NG Cough,

CHITlS, CKOtf. AL II Mh. 49, =,
AND CONSUMPTION.
,UyO CURE A COLD, WITH a
4 HEADACHE AND SORENESS Or
THE BODY, take the Cherry PecioEal on go
ing 10 bed, and wrap up warm, to sweat during
he night.
i,,o noon and evening, according 10 directions
an The bottle. and the difficulty will soon be
removed. None will long suller from this trou-
.,,s when they find it can be so readily cuIcu.
L LII ..nltcI T. q IL [. LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

' O5to:"r 7;!r. ISL ,,;;o
F.r. Krrsey. f''h'''
A.aius; c,4 4..o.
me p
b, ,.r, ,.rI ,,rI o,h,r Defendants.
81 @ rr 81 m upEVexrcn,sI az ins, George " boswell
4 erson, oenuings Pulam decd, and against
s. Of Jn H, .Se ID al the ainils bill having taken
them, anshe plaintiffs havng proceeteuh @ 'na
P1Illm rua, Robt p Cooke and lane his we & anu
Ps. I Snr e. slsm and they still falling appear
&c i"rlac aais itarn for confessed as 10 len anu ;o
S4fe Tie ersoa rerrsservc John Sarke having hs aas
y OF he Curr lel hanswer, which the plaln epes
e. this cnoycom'ns on 10 be hea!d on she o. IN
'ae<se o,cscrh Starke adninlsIr racr oi @ JONI
s. an! replication thes and the exhibits filed and the asu
: whereof Ike M Court dT'n h s
taernavc OF jennings Puiam dec do render an aoeoh m
'hts;ae OF the sal1 Jehhass mn % M iny
t ni this Court from tns it " & =" nin
M rsnirng such account; and he C"pfe uo.
os sfsre The same nmmiesloner o.! his admn,
lie estate Iosarkc deed in taking which accounts
tie %ae vf john Srke deed remaining due and unpaid
sa W carSer aud dsEy thereof and that the same "
b las. al ccount personal estate oi the sad Jeihhs
Plm ap;oriion division among ms ehiie'
nea iii rharr. each them with those OF money with
aca ey directed dbe charged by the eh"oIstens u t
aot SAID Jennings am and make report 10 the Cour, Sh
mater peciaIIy stated pertinent by himself or which
may required by either The parties 10 be so a'ea M @ M
seore and 1ar Thompson who are hereby her Sr
~ s fH y hs ss sH % a. ell a"d
ate of Je,ngs ruiameceased on or before th1 ION @ usy
'ihuafy S.2 al fubiic action. 10 the
gwen at enaays previous motto: OF the time and
cc OF such sale by advertisement, serted IN some one CT
The newspapers published the OF Richmond; and atef
ucts from such sale I the and charges attending he
nasins thereof shall deposit the Exchange Bank AZ me
e cre Of this su;ec the future order Of the Court ou
ie ad commissioners a., neither o them shall execute this decree
ln heY then shall have executed bond or bonus WIZ
lc c CT this Court shall appovein I'M penal
or he one that shall directed 10 make
order final dcrce and leave gwen the pMntih 10
imeni her hll and ma Ee row pal,es A Copy Tesis:
WM. o. WINSTON, D. C.
The parties vii, take that have appointed tns
9Th September 49, for their attendance nj my olce al Hano
yer cn purpose OF taking the accouns D.
,s foregoing DEGREES en where they will attend by ter
oeioc with such and oher evidences necessary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

RUGS, do.-Wc respectfully call me attention
OF our friends the public very cheap and handsome
assortment Brussels, Tapestry ply and Ingram Capehe,
nH'su noAe ~ BREEDEN " FOX,
., ao-.ou PIT Broad 81