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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
JOHN wYNNE, SETH 8. HAINEs, WIN. wyNNE
WYNNE, HAINES & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic DRY Goods.

CIMcgMNA1Hs
WOULD most respectfully Inform the nerch-
ants Of lronton, Hanging Rock and the Furna.
ces, thatw are now opening our Spring Stock
OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Notions
and Trimmings, and can assure them that II
will be inferior to none in the West. in point
Of variety and extent
s Having purchased variety Of goods expren-
" for the trade 10 that vicinity ws would de-
sire I'LL who purchase for cash o. credit buyetz
Who arc responsible and psonpt paung,tc give
us . all before purchasing, q we ass deter
mined to soil goods to that Glen OF merehane1
4 prices thatnust give fun sasisfastipn. z
March !, 1854.
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TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED.

The undersigned being about to remove itom
Ironton, hereby gives notice that al watches
and iewelry left here for repairs have been de-
posted with James MAycum ct D. H. Cark's
old stand( where the ownsss can get them BY
paying the cost of repairs.
Nso. $4,000 REWARD win b paid to any
per,on giving information to said Aarcum q The
Editions Of the Times, that viii lead 10 the re-
covery Of four guld watches and chains. that
wers stolen from him on the night Decem-
Der last. JAS. 3. FOHO.
Ironten, Fehsuaiy !. 1854.
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New Jewelry & Fancy Store
1rdDsEpu sT@MENuLL,

"AS OPENED A New Jewelry and
Fancy Store on LAWRENCE STREET,
on.osite he Buckeye House, Ironton, where
IA will keen constantly on hand a general as
sortment Of Fancy Goods, such as Watches.
Gold Pens. Breast Pins, Gold Chains, and
.6ne Jewelry Of all descriptions, Bonnets,
Ribbon, BIaids, Embroidery, Hats, Brushes,
Combs. Looking Glasses, Port Monies, Cutlery,
ma many other things which cannot be emu
merated. which he will warrant Of the pest
ossi;tv. and will sell them cheaper than they
I'M be purchased in any Other store in town.
Call in and see his assortment. and you Wul
not fail 70 purchase.
lronton, April 26th 1854. ..,
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL 1ReRlrsA q n E.I
Upwith the Times s-.Not to be UndersoId.
'aa FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

CORNER OF LAWRENCE AND THIRD RoNToN
shall endeayo all
We of
FURNISHING LINE
tho
weekly additions
sled that shall NOT DE UNDERSOLD FOR THE READYPAH
SoFAS- Cherry high hpost
Walnut and Mahogany Ladies' do do
s., Va ~ ,. p,,bMas Mss Cteys fancy sewing Poplar do
nDcolcp aha mock SCROLL fr9ecton 6h field
Banniter back, doco and scroll French .
Boston and Jenny Lind, Walnut IOwcom
sphtbot0m Tundeb .wiou slss
French seat do wthlats
walnut LOUNGES '
elandt
do Dining, Card Centre &
Cbidrens
40 rim back Two and one drawer Toy, willow Wagons, Cabs
ash stands all varieties,
bahnH'T rocking, Walnut desks Willow
Boston rocking SAFES.our reles KceeHfancy
do Different article, Rolling
spring seat rocking BEDSIEALS-- Marka&ancy
Cherry rocking, Misses MissCa
Call and urchasnge WHERE
lrnOn, March q, GLlEN& BROTHER
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MILLINERY, AND FANCY GOODS
MRS. H. WNEELER.

First door below the Vernon House. IR0NTON,
Having just arrived from Cincinnati with q
fine stock Of Bonnets, Trimmings, &C., ofthe
most approved and ashionable styles, tende rs
her services to all who may desire anything in
the Millinery line. Having served full ap.
premiership with one Of the best Mlliners in
the State, and having made arrangements by
which she Will receive the latest t,les from
New York and Cincinnati, from time to time, 4.
the wants OF her customers may demand. Sht
feels confident of Nh ability 10 givefull satisfac
ton to all that may favor with their custom.
Straw Bonnsts Neatly Rstrimmsd.
march 81 1854.
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NOTICE

is hereby given to all persons interested, that
at nv instance an order of attachment was is
sued on the 22d day of February A d 1854, by
Thomas Higgins, Justice Of the Peace In Ma
son Township, Lawrence County, Ohio, a.
gairst the goods, chattels stocks or interests in
stocks, rights, credits, moneys, and effects ol
o Cain Sutherland, an absent debtor for the
sum oil seventeen dollars and eighty seven cts
debt and ten dollars the probable cost Of said
action. WIN. ANluhI.
March I, 1854.
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MEAT HOUSE.

THOs. A. BRATTON, would inform the citis.
ems Of Ironton, that he has opened . sEA1
HOUSE, on Lawrence, bctwea End aAd 3rd sts.,
directly opposite the Buckeye House, where he
will be happy 10 supply them with Beef Pork,
Sausage, &C., ss fresh and good as can be found
in market. .
Feb. II, 1884. u.
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70O0 Gslloss Stone Ware,
UVO 10 boxes Cheese for cutting;
lO0reams wrapping paper,
90 kegs rife and blasting powder;
10barrels Sugar;
10 do Cider Vinegar;
10 do No Molasses;
% do Potatoes on commission for sale
low by the barrel. lot or parcel.
A No. one article Of Cotton Batting.
Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Butter, Egps
Corn Brooms. Common and Fancy, on hand and
for sale by RIM e. Co.
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- WIIL1MER Y. ~
MRS. G. w HlTE.

snae,d Street, sseo1A door beleW tns SsaA'
IRoNToN, OHIO.
NT.s iust returned from Cincinnati Win ,,
full and well selected ABSORBENT 9! BUN
NETS, HATS, CAPS. TIimming's ana every
thing coandcted With the nitipesy BUSHES
of he Latest styles and most approved Fasnton:'
.She has arrangements also. BY winch any sril. =.
cje in her line, Of any quality: Q! Myle. csa Ie
procured from Cincinnati on tns saor@. pSss,. -.
bls notice. Deyoting her vhoie m,ne sns -. -,
.,ns.tiv - soIicits share Of public patronage, II
fnli confidence that she will be able TO give en-
tire satsfact ion. sLI-aoS-.
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ko COAL DIGCERS WANTED.

THE Peach O,chard Coal Company will give
constant employment the year round, to 90
Coal Dggers at their works on the Big SANDY; nay:
They are paying 80 cents cash per ton Of 1000
pounds for digging.
For further information, enquire Of W. T.
Nichols g. Co., at the Mouth of Big Sandy.
Inn 26 1854.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

THE undersigned wishes 10 ascertain where
Patrick Joyce, from County Mayo, Ireland, a
brother ofhis may be found, who came to this
country about nine years ago. He was in New
York abouttwo years since. Any Information
of him will be very thankfully received by me,
Ironton, Ohio, March 81 '54 THOS. JOYCE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

A T the old sand Oft. = D Murdock, cosa
~ of ID and Lawrence ~, lrontoa, Ohio.
Having purchased of CLARK 4 Russell their en-.
stock Of Groceries. intend carrying on the above
be kept full by new supplicsas customers d..
msnd:
The Senior partner wi pay particular stten.
ton 70 the purchase and sale Ofgoods on CON-
mission
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Drs. Morris and Barr has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books OF said
firm are left in the hands of Mr.. Morris, who
will settle the same.
Those therefore knowing themselves indebt-
ed 10 said firm, will please call and settle.
J. NORRIS,
Feb % 1s541m RBARR.
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New Cheap Grocery,
j. CRWM AN & SONS,
spry 0v, NuAY a

Having xstablishsd Grocery on Lawrence
st., between 3rd. and 4th.,
LRONTON, OHIO.
VX7OULD inform the citizens of Ironton and
w the surrounding country, that having
the advantage of connection with another es-
Enlistment in Cincinnati, from which they are
receiving constant supplies, they will sell an,
thing in their line, upon the fairest terms offer
ed In the market. Teas, coffee, sugar. spices
Family provision, pork, hams, butter, lard, Veg
etables, ,-ln short general variety Of all the
articles usually kept in Grocery.
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Removal Of the Ironton Book Store.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has removed his Book establishment
from his former stand, on Second Street, to
Rodgers new building, next 10 the lronton
House. opposite the Railroad Depot Having
considerably enlarged his stock OF books, paper,
plain and fancy stationery, transparent win.
dow shades eto. He invites Ladies and Gen.
,lsmen to call and examine for themselves.
JOHN G. HANZCHE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
AXES SgOlg9g'S DBS9P]
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY

- OO0111N O601 XOuHII
OF our own manufacture of axes for sale at
our manuiaetory on
Third Street Eronton Ohio.
Furnace men ana others wishing 10 purchase
good ares will do well 10 call on US, as we are
prepared TO fill all orders with the
Best quality Of Axes ever offered for sale in
this merket, ct
RlDUCL!D PRICES.
Ross 4 Picker, No IL and II East
Front Cincinnati Ohio, and Duke &
Kingsbury lronton Ohio, are Agents for
the sale ofthe above Axes.
SCOTT, BROTHER 4 co.
IRoNToE, July 8, 1853. u
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby

DAD NUTICE.-N0tlce is hereby
lCgiven that petition will be presented to
the County Commissioners at their next regular
session for the laying out of q County Road as
follows: Commencing at the graded road in
Aid township near where John Higgins now
lives; thence across Symmes Creek, near VIM.
NELSON'S; thence up Elkins creek, the nearest
and best route TO Stephen Gates; thence the
nearest and best route 10 Presly Gillens;
thence The nearest and best route to widow
Pancakes thence 10 intersect the Hecla Fur
mace road leading to lronton. Sw
April 10th 1854.
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TADITHA CHAFERs,7
ys. tDIvORcE.

:,
The dcfendan, in this case will take notice that Pc
ttion has been filed in the Court Of Common Peas for
Lawrence County Ohio, praying that her murriay.e
contract with the said Sanford might be revoked.
Cause assigned, extreme cruelty and neglect
8. SPRlGG, Am'y for Com.
Irodton O. March IA, 1854.
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Valuable Real Estater Sa \.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his lot and two
story brick building, next door below the Yer
non House, on Front Street, lrontop, Ohio.
Said building is 20 by 43 feet, the lower story
now occupied by Drug Store, the upper story
is occupied as a dwelling, containing three
rooms on the floor, and one very good room in
the garret, with entrance from the outside. ros'
session can be had in March, apply 10 the Sub
scriber in Ironton. JACOB CUMESTON.
Jan "a. 1854 W8
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ElVE HUNDRED KEGS Of Blast,
ing, and $50 kegs Of Rifle POWDER.
Manufactured by the Miami Manufacturing
Company, for sale by their Agents,
nil RoDoERs, MURDOCH & Co. OH Sd st.
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1ouN cI.ARK'S ESTATE.

JOHN CLARK'S ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that
the undersigned have been duly qualified and
appointed administrators Of the Estate Of John
Clark deceased, late of the County OF Law
renee, and State Of Ohio. HESTER CLAkA.
February 7th 1854. AMOS b. CLAhh'
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M WlPN u Y g . BARY0
Third Street, Ironton Ohio,

URPHY & LEARY will pay the
lNl highest Clsh price for all kinds Of Coun-
Try PRODUCE, such as Eggs, Butter, Chickens
Corn, Oats, Potatoes. Feathers, Rugs, Beans,
Fruit, Corn Meal, and in fact all sorts Of pro-
duce in general Don't forget the Cheap Store
No. 2, Third Street. MD
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

0tRANBERRIEs, -e
~ Apples, kaisins, y-r
Figs, Preserved Fruits. .,.,.
Candles, Cloves, Spice,
Cinnamon. Pepper. Nutmsss,
Ginger, Pickles, Mustard,
Candlewick. Sslerstus,
and Matches on hand and for saleby
RMS Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

TyfNWARR, Lanterns, oo9ss mills knives
and forks Bpoons locks hinges, SsMq &C,
o6 hand and tolssls by 0& R.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

:TYHIID ERUlTa ecetsa. bssdiiiiS ~ ~
36ocksts, vnhAoApdb ~ fogsals bv0 B
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

The state
of Ohio
Lawrenc
County,
Court Of
Probate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
POETRY,
from the Dublin I'ri""r'ity NaS"zm"l
DEATH.

from the nuh,n rri"rr,i,y Mas"zincl
DEATH.
ANGEL, who trcadest in the track OF Time
C;rsrdipr the entrance 70 that unknown cline,
Whence come no whispers to the world below,
Whence not a song we hear
Of triumph or Of cheer,
Or sound of happy footsteps passing 10 and tr"'
Pale Us the Maybell trembling in the breeze
Thou nlakest youthful checks. The summer seas
Lose their calm blue beneath thy WAVING "inS'
Fierce storms thou
From the deep mountain breast,
To be thy pursuivants when th"l Ut "''
Thy name is terrible thine icy breath
Stern order 10 the War-Ficnd uttcr'tIi,,
Who stains the pleasant trrtn irari'i r'"'
Or dashcs in the wave
A myriad spirits brave,
For whose eternal res. no sanity song Is snid.
Yot bnyc | known thee, Death, with gentle hand
Lead some poor wanderer 10 the heavenly snnd'
Amid ~" purnlc light at Autumn ewes;
While TO the harvest moon
Arose a rustic tune
From S""'urIt, tasty renpers, binding up then
shesves.
And even il. in some too cruel mood,
Thou didst neglect the weary multitude,
To dim her eyes of light
Upon the mari ia.c night,
And bear her pallid beauty To the marble tomb;
Or the sweet child who prattlcs all day long
Didst touch with chillness mid his cradle song
Yet, unrepining, let H. hope and pray
The Master calls his own
Up to his golden throne; ,
When they are gathered there, thou Death' shal
pass away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
oiADISOS LAND FOR SALE.

HbuRSEAST 10 Il decree OF the Circuit Court Of Mad.
sOn. rendered II; the May Term. 1854. in the sul. OF
Thomas +. lio"zce, ex'or Of John Rowzee, decd, the un-
dcr-igned Commissioner, appointed by snid Court, Will, On
Tue.day, the lj:n day Of August next. proceed 10 sell. on
the premises, at public auc'ion, the Trnct OF Land belong.
lua TO tie lat. John Ilowzee, and Oh which! be resided at
the TINE o. i- death.
Tie Land IS situated about se"en miles southwest ct
Madison Courthouse. three isun the Blue Ridge Nncai.
u,nizcd Road. and eighteen from GCrdoIJvi.,c L, pot. 1t
adju.n. Tie .auGs Of VIM :. Nicol, Esq. ard Others.
Tho T-acr contain, 3U7 hcrc.. has on il Il comfortable
Dwelling. win ou:-awldinss. &C.
The Land is very susceptible of improvement, the soil
heinz we'll adapted 10 clover and plaster. and Us the aid OF
which II coz! be made y desirable farm.
TEEMs-Cash sufficient 10 pay the expense OF iii" suit
and ,nir. the residue ia three equal payments OF one. two
and three year, secured by bond, and approved security.
viii interest from the date, and the ti,le retained ms nddi
,ionsi security. THOMAS T.. ROWXEE,
Iulv i-rtis Comm'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
, MOST DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

IN ,mrsuanr" %. a decree Of IN" C!rcui: Court o. iM
z y,nna. pronounced in the case OF tht"L:h: "
strange EXECUTOR. and Others. ihr undersigned CoI!inls
-,.u,rs wil. on FRIDAY. The llth day OF august, lt1t, sell
on III" premises. 10 the highest bidder, II; public hnciicil' ,!'
tract OF lhld called DAN HILL, late TIE rrsi"'l!c' Oh o"
Gideon 4 Strange, deceased.
The ;arn IL IN the comfy OF Fiuvarnn. ABOUT t"o in!'e'
tronl the Court iiouss. Oh IL" North tide Of III" iuf"nnA
river AID immediately opposite 10 taTy,brook. ~" -"!tia'!
residence OF Mr.. John Randolph BrNnn.
TIN. entire trac, confirms l.li2. Hcrc-, d, which 80
,rrr, prc first ra;e low grounds. Ji4: are cleared and 'hr
ba nrce in woods: al! well adapted 10 Corn. Wheat and
Tobacco. living IN The very heart d. the me tobacco region
Of the county. nmt tins great staple Il moot -ucccssiHHS
Gu ,!yn,cd upon IL. Indeed, it may be- safely pronounced,
81 all r"spcct-, on" oi me most prod"cii|" farms on me ~
yer. Il il, moreover, III th" direct path OF III" goa VEN
which passes through Eir-iiin. and which ut s"N'fa' u"im,e
IN ,Ec immediate n"l"hhorhood. y h"" pcihS It"n'"'"i
worked. On many pRrtS of THE tract surface gold has nj
rrhiv been found, ana 4. i. believed that VEN gold may al
70 be- found upon Il.
iiciDus manHccncu: OF NJ. JS-. NJ. Strange, II III II nn' stat"
OF improvements, uYl hn- Il couTnOIlou- Dwelling House
with rl comv'IIrH; 0ut house,, barn. ;obscco hou-"s, &c.
aui l. -,ur;rd IN It pleasant n"i-"bo:too!, w';h the most
nnpI" facilities Tor communication with Richmond. ny
mrn,- 81 the RivsnnH river, connecting with III" Jam'-
River and hnnawEh C"ral, AMI nsvl:ntcd ~ II Ii ior mixes
above Oak Hill. BY hor-" bouts ot ~ tons hGFih"n.
The entire tract w!!l probably be- sold 10y W. s'tIect 10
rlr dover OF Mrs. VI. h. Strange. wEICh ha- been allotted
| 10 her. thoug.. II Is understood that the owner a! this in
t.rr-i wii! i;rposc Of II 10 the purchaser ~ the r,'-ldn" "'
! IN" estate. II desired, M n Teh-onhbie price "h!cH VIII! D'
made known on the day oI sale. Apart from IN" dover
the 'rnrr contains ia Acres. OF when ltl! Acre. H" 10"
grounds 2l6 Acres are cleared high land, and III" re-
ria.nir. ia woods. Aud Il; II possible" that the principal
tract anu the dover tract lnny Or rosd separately
| pU-s"-.iOn will be given al once, 20 lEr H. may D' nc
cr.-nry tor seeding purposes, ana iuiI possession On th'
1T at Junuury next.
AZ rh- sam" time and place will 10" sold II tract u! wood
lnnd. containing ~ acre., OF fine quality. ON th' south side
Of the river: and another tract Of wood land, timely tin.
| bcrcd. continuing ~ uCrc-. adjoining John II. Chile nnd
Others. On The 20 acre tract gold has bcrnd!-covcrci.
The terms of sale will he ca.h Tor 20 much Of III"
uvrc!n-r money ~ vii. be needed 10 dc.r"y the expenses
of The .,I.. including costs OF suii. and u credit of one,
! t,O md three. .,nr-, WITH lntoE'-t rom tiS uhlr IE 'Ut
balance. The purchaser giving hond- with good security
nal Il lien IN be- reserved on the lnnd as further s"curi':
M. II. M~AGRuDER,
\. h. M~AGRrDEK, Corninrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
THE JESTER CONDEMNED TO DEATH.

SMITH.
One OF the Kings ~; Scanderoon.
A ruval Jester,
i'Ho IN MS ra'i az ""u o"''"oh'
USED 10 poster
me c"urt WIN tHShS n"pp"lt""''
sen.ins on me hisncrt ,TlAs HIS
FOOLISH p'ea'"n'r'e' I'LL" 'oaAe''
I, needs some sense to play the fool
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

Ml'NkEY RIVER. WITH SLAVES, SIOChS. IN
y OFFER a, private ,nlc, urul "Wednesday tn" LIT day
q of November ncN', tn which. or ia" next mir
Iny, and from day tn day, lnnds, Tcgroc'. stock. nipple.
~! -" = vii l.. -,I M nuc,iDn. without reserve. # NOT
previously iirpo-ed o.D my farm called Difficult Hill. III
Kin. W!iinIm, nearly opposite Turnover Town, containing
900 tcrr-. Also. MnlrNOn. on The Hanover ride. contain.
i'm nbOu: 80 ncr,s. Immediate possession given: but In"
| Il III, 10 gntl.r ami deliver the crop growing md secured,
viii Ir reserved. Between three and four hundred bush.
rl- 81! wica' che uIrRl Qunniity) will have hr"" -'rd.d.-
regard Difficult Hill rs III" mort fertile, compact and pro
u.,blr .nrm! know. Al-O, uatIl Tuesday the 10th January
next, ,0u which. or the next ih!r dny, Il ,hlr OF band, ne
rrn.-. locks uui crops. vii! be- maj" nj auction without
r.srrv"j u..rr. privately. NY Bleak H!i farm, in king
! Wilia,a. continuing i,9!i acres Al-o, ~ acres, nnw win
IN the enclosure Of Horn Quuitrr. being the land Gu; 81
from Bleak Hill by the ne" ferry road, and iNS acre.
bought o! Pa.r'- rr,nt". Also. lge, acres al; land. buu:ht of
Trmp!", anl -: acre., bousa, OF Taylor. 'sia:r, Che great
81 pnri Of the last worth OVER 500 prrHcrcD adjoining my
SvcnIuor- Grove farm. III Hanover county.
al=o otter Tor lease, n -Oon as the extensive" improve.
rncnts ,Iu~ being made IRE completed, Tor n term OF from
.y 10 Twelve year,, my Horn Quarter and sycamore
Grove Firms, cOntuiuiu. some 100 acres. Should these
farms be- Iruscd before the 10th january, about 100 Slnvcs.
r;uusualiy GOOD iookim: nni healthy ~ Mules, Jack. &c,
III" herds. lock-, implements and machinery. GIcludins II
good Engine, al u horsepower. and Srnvc Cut;crsD and
all o,Nr. property on these ;wO inrils, will hr added TO tie
,n!r ui that day; Otherwise the farms, negroes, s;OCk- and
crops wlll be sold III auction on the 2Uth o; February, with.
ut reserve, together wiki the household nui kitc.eu FUR
nirurr. books, II large number OF oil painting. ami cn:rnN.
ing. -il.cr Hii plated ware. &c, &c.
The crops made upon each estate tor many year. mny lie
seen i'll tabular form, showing the totGl and also the guam.
tity for each hnli cpgE ;"i III the production.
The terms will hr Tor Lands tOihcr thnn Horn Quarter
rs,utcl uactiiri ca-!!. the balance negotiable notes, iu,rrcs,
added iro!a date. secured By deed Of trust on land, hni
payable IN one hnd ;wO Year, insthlincn'.. The privilege
Of seeding whra; this fall will he allowed a purchaser. Tor
delivery in january Otherwise II fall crop will be seeded,
IN the hest manner, 10 be disposed OF separately.
Om.tlird OF The purchase money oil Horn Quarter 10 be
held during my wi!cs lie, and the rrsiid: 10 BE- paid hrl
secured. 10 be- pn:d rs nboyc. The S!arc- who decline go
I'M. 10 Libcriu, will bc sold in families. i very Correcj -.
rilnn,r Of the 3aluc u the" farms may y" made from In"
crop now :rowin. and secured upon them. .hlpiy to
GEORGE TAYLOR.
Srnr Hanover Courthouse. or TO
ODD & APFERSOS, Acts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

EXTENDING 10 devote myself 10 the p-lr.,r. :, ".
h cine, | desire 10 -'I my farm called lAgI FTTty
IN 'h" county .! Cun.horlani. siT miles from M. VOW
Gar'crfvilr and ,hrc" md Il hn!i from C,luEh.a sd,r,.
the land. o: Mayo Is. Crrrin-:On, Tno-. T. ~auGc-.,t :
e. S;s.or ani O:!!rr-, md within l':." over IL u.c u. =.
| vemicIt landing on Wills River. T. contains Man.
acre: POI 81 wliriI mr.. wood lad. generally ot ,n,s.
Gunliiv rUl well r~Gll"r"l. OF III" arabic .4ri nlu.I >.
irl acre, sr- very productive, III" greater par, ca.
within - few yrTr- sad In" tobacco lrmt. I'll" rrm.,-
l. mostly OF originally good lomd sui EARLY !a.pr5vrg
Tnrr" ny" :hrr" Or tour HcrCs 81 very 'tA b.lnGl ian,
The whole ]. we'll wH,"rrd' viii! good syr!m.s an r..
streams md ";r! n 'hr"ogr Ton! mice <, good E".. ,
n"i.hborhooi remarkably healthy. Improvement, CO..
ot II coot frame dwelling, nc.r,y new. with I've ry5n,
-G"t k!Tch'u aud negro quarters Il M'w AlgU - ,
square, with a'trcsl!uG machine attached new cowk
ani good stables. A.O 81 pretty .oo- EII." orchard. :
."rn,~ are Cuc,h.rG c;sE, the balance ~ one aai :wg ys
md q deed OF rru-' upon IA" land siri NIL rrthlEci,ins ;.
The land will b" shown Al any aEe BY !Hy-'.! or. .a@fl
.cncr. by Mr. r. SreIr:.
II not -ulL privately, !; will No offered Ut public sue.
on Tu,-.iry. the 18th IN. OF July on n" promise. sli
m early dav thereafter will be- -uli The crop, stock. ..a
m.Efs. household and kitchen furniture.
Purchasers allowed Every facility Tor vince: sret.E.
entire possession given on or brio-C the 1T Of p"ccG5ri
EDWARD J. HARRISON
June 23-cwtds Pos; Oiicr, Chrr!,U!r, 4,
NLtr and Examiner r.au"s'"! 10 CODY.