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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09
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fully Combining the essentials VI good machine
Its beautiful simplicity, ease Of management,
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to render il machine unsurpassed by any in the
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09

FLO-U AND FEED STOREs
L. ID. RUG q Es,
(SUOCESSOR TO ROWE d HYDE)
CemmissIen Mesehaes sad Dealer IL all
k1nAs Of Gloss ose.
No. II " sst 81 st Davenport, Iewa.
Winter Wheat Flour,
Spring Wheat Flour,
Buckwheat Flour,
Graham Fleur,
Rye Flour,
kye Meal,
Corn Meal, boitcd
Corn2 Meal, coarse.
Middlngs,
Bran and Shorts,
Corn in ear,
Corn, shelled,
and all kinds of Mill Products. will be kept con-
stan " On hand and 30 ut reasonable prices for
cash. Purchases delivered in any part Of the city
free Of charge.
The subs crber is prepared to pay the h'ghes'
market pricefor country produce. n.vs'f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09
AlISCELL ANGUS.

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09
STU N VT
OF THE CONDITION OF rHE
Western Massachus etls ms. Co.,

MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF IOWA, PUR
lV1 suant to the Statute of that State. entitle ed
~ q act to regulate Insurance Companies, not in
oorporated by the State Of lowa," passed January
18th, 1857.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
RoclIDrit@s County.

i friend enclosed US the the foliosing pros.
pectus of the VALLEY STAR" It gives US great
pleasure to insert this prospectus. The policy
which it espouscs is the only hope Of Virginia.
We wish the Star" every success:
PROSPECTUS OF THE VALLEY STAR. We
have chanted the glorits Of the Union long
enough. We believe We have exhausted all
honorable means to restore il, bad us it had
become There is,now but one question to de.
eide. Shall Virginia remain the tail end OF an
Abolition despolism or become the head and
front Of glorious Southern Coafederacy? We
unhe6itatingly decide for the latter, and shall
hereafter conduct the VALLEY SIa'' on strict
States rights and Immediate secession pr;nci-
plea.
To this end we have secured the Scrriccs, as
Editor, of ". P. McCorkle, Esq, whose c-pc'
rience as journalist ard well known de"otion
to the rights Of the States and interests oil the
South are q sufficient guarantee TO our Patron-
and friends that cur paper Will oea prompt
and efficient organ OF the States Rights party.
Will not every friend, into whose hands This
prospectus may fall, cndearcr to procure w at
least one new subscriber, and thus eo]arge our
ability to do good,
Our Terms arc Two DOLLARS it paid IN
advance, and Two DoLLAgs AS0 FIf-T C:;;%TS
if not paid in advance.
SAMUEL GII:.ccK Proprietor.
Lexington, Va, March %, 1861.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
8it9mub Enquirer,
BY TYLER, WISE j. ALLEGRO.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL G, 1861.
More encouragement to tho Watch and
Nvuit Gentlemen OF yfrrinta

The election in Connecticut last Monday, resulted
In the triumph Of the Black Republican cause by nm
increased majority iu the popular vote. The whole
State Government is in tho hands of boli.iouists Of
the most uncompromsing order. They fully copcur
with Greeley in favor Of the policy OF giving tit
guns to Lineous aruy und the CONTENTS thereof to
the seeding Slutes.' Do not the subnissionists of
the Virsna Convention See, in the result OF this
Connecticut election, the most convincing proof Of
tremendous re action in the Northern miud in furor
OF the rights Of tho SoutLf Speak ont, gentlemen
OF the watch and whit school Proclaim the glad
ddings 10 The people of Virginia from the Atlantic
TO the Ohio, ind FROM Maryland to North Coroliua.
Tell them that Connecticut responds to the dcelara
ton Of New hampshire, Massachusetts and the other
New EugMnd States, that tho Cuicn must be con
tinued, ut ul hazards, upon the principles Of the
Chicago platform principles of the "irrcpressib!e
conflict between the slavery und the auti--uvcry
sections OF the Unou And do not forget 10 ,e.l the
people Of Virginia the precise time tia, will be re-
ouired $50 correct Northern sentiment" according
to ihe official reports Of the pr0gr<ss Of TIE rsiou-
tio" :ss e since the Presidential election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
From Warrington.

wAsr!ysrox, April 4-T~o Companies OF Light Ar:i
iey with sirty Washington carpenters, v-rt spcC:r
traiI Fort Hamilton tti morning. Grta: curiosity
-a s;s - kaow their ultimate destination.
Among n. Presidential appointments /, that OF DR..
Tnn,ua. H. i,h-. Of FLuqaer, Marshal for Eastern w:
gL!s
stated with air of truth that Secretary Elslr
le.trd Monday most positive tertnI that majority OF
n, Csbinct decidedly opposed 10 the withdrawal C
force. from aor Sou heru fort.
;s reported To-day that secresry Smith fud. himself
iu uau;!:y hs southern Gucsuon, and II dissatisfied
.: The Ultra pixEs OF his associates.
cs7:aiG s,rioghan IS command tn. Gulf sq7adron-
The increase u the naval ;orcss there are
merely v5!:c!ur..
Ta. caution prrsued by the Adr1!nr on
al ,urjc:, dives rc riIny ~ake 5u51rs sud the Co.
yeuuen; ssetu have adopted the determination be
lnDwa only ~ It's ac's.
The steamer rarrer lyag ca Tashington ready fo.
c.u,e 10 ysr.s aEk=uTr. shs vii! probably leave
Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
A NEW PAPER.
PRoSPEC ECTus OF Tug
STAR OF THE SOUTHWEST,
TO be published at Joncsville, Leo County, Va,
MARTIN l.. COMANN.

~ u.
The undersigned propo..s 20 establish In ihe toTn OF
Jonssv. Lee equity " o. .Esp.psr beading h- above
t The dcst uuber % be su=t II: G:.t d. VI May
lS6l.
The "star will adsoca,c the doctrnes ~ the S1c:hern
Rlxhis pa.lf appro log AID lee the r.unp.n u
the rights euaran.xd the slave States ln the
L. VII always .aously co.operI.r with the Southern
Rights south Ia GsintxulnS the principles =,
;ir party wl'hini's luis.
70 brie will In lcate the political polry RI
the paper All interests and Whatever will kdl 10 the
property Of The great comnrrcs of vguia arg os
cf the Southern S:.es, all Of ,h.ln a receive III,
most aHeutlon The Interest, OF tn Sou h.u-,.
and especially Il Lee coua;y. will particularly cvuier.
ed The s'sr Will always contain The very ,iesI neg.
the markets regularly reported and in ~rsst1x literary
matter c,r-fuly selected In fact tho STAR" will be pa
per 20 ,uit all classfs.
The te, rms OF the paper will he 4. % In advance 80
paid Slho mouths, or t3 00 at the IN Of u: year
Advertisements Inserted lo~ not lower, than any
oh<- 3.ar- = I-n,h WI I-t--:ri --.. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
ErratR.

In our yeaterdays publication Of he dcbats
of Tuesday last, on tho taxation question: the
types have committed two crrois IN tLe report
of Ex Gov. Wise's remarks:
Near the middle Of the first column, Instead
Of
"I mean no distinct proposition Of constl-
tutionsl amendment" read
II mean no proposed amendment"
B.low this, in tho same column i"strad
Of
"a asked if you are earnest read
~ asked of you no earnsst-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
Southern Express Company.

Five hundred Thousand dollars OF rtock having
beor subscribed to the Southern Express Company,
;hc stockholders held their frat meeting Ii, the E1-
chunge Hotel, in Richmond, OH the 9Th inst, and
fully organized to proceed to business BY the election
of the following officers President, Mchec! G.
Harnsn, of Stauntou Va Vice President, S. W.
Fcklin, Of charlottesville; and B. F. Fickn Of Rich
mond, Superintendent.
Tbs Company commences operations with m
ample capital, under the control and d;rcc,on Of
gentlemen distinguished Tor enterprise and judg-
racut in business affairs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
The Mnfkcfk.

BALrr.oR., April i-Florr Is active and par lily i2 CO.
higher; Howard street und Ohio 45 8ia5 5y Wh-n;3 t.
higher Red Il 80 81. Corn quirt: Mixed 30 iri.
law ejs6!; White cSa63. P.oY.loIs unchanged Wh!,-
Kew 6rm at Is cts.
N,p sK April I.-Noon-Flouf 3et,. lnwer. whesttrs
c dow. ward tendency. Corn dull "h!s.ey lsk-i>I.
Storks I'll aEh lowell SCw YORK Cenira, 'eH. '!gili
IN, Missou.i's ~.
NV YORK April 4-Atern oon Cotton @ II Cra7!s
MidIling l25s. Flour Eea j. S>uthrtn unchanged Hhe-!
better; WIFI. higher Cnrnstesdy; Naked h53
cea,, NV Southern Yeow 4: Pork frn: Mess si;I
|; Il! wh.k.y steady A. Ist'sH Gents sugar i ..t
river: Mu,covsdo ~ OK cs Havana q; cts. C.u-s
frn; Kio iiEil2H cs. Naval Stores quiet. Stocks uui
and Iozrr; Ill suuC's 6S.
SnER"LK, April i-Cottnn h-m; sales tf good at ~
prime i2I !uirrioT Ion lE stock 10 port ,hL ~;
he sales Vi tr week sGou-t l0ni 00 tu,hes y.ll o.
6!H. willie ti o. mixed o. f1ur and naY4 stor,s Gu
at-sss active with no change in prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
,RUFTIN'S
.::@;;afoR.pEnI|iiN GUAN0.

40. ready to supply order, for ray fertilizers a.
.,ry come In. All cay rely upoa SetunE' Ei's''
a" .r,icr no, !atrrior 10 soy have made d!scr
-; nsnspaa,.c ias.sGients, from anything else 10
:. .,t n-i,.. because !; con:s!rs more pure boSE
So, =, L:xx ih.u suy o;he! Man!ps!a,ed dusEo.
..,:.,s # .cply:ss nv preparations 20 "keat the
.I-.,y- n.en as favorable a ceIid be exPeetea
r,.ln-,d disaster, OF Ioa, wosci, dy, frst, anc,
-" - -. drought, cn'sa prevented she present is-
go. Q. the phosPh4:ea te very great event W
r:,a: vs. srsnirg. Su; ;ne usss Of toe tes.i'
=. = --uai or superior to Peruvian Gu&no co
.r;l, d, ,.::s ;h.; need phosrsstes-I nsary all
.- -. &. superiority under fair seasons, ,lor
.,;z.:; Of Clover. ltisUue that occasion
~ .-s. .-77s :ed; but ttey were such as every
.-... -. s:..-:lnes due TO the fact that tas
.. -s s-,,'.>:s., but nost generally 20 the
-.-... w:ca: and clover have ever known.
-. -..:.. 81 ':!c value OF my napuses Is 70 be
to-. La: have orders for more than four
:, ,,,,, ;. / had at the same period last year.
, ,aso -. i.duted 20 try my grsno, from their
,.-...- .. he approximations OF others, are par
~ --g.., :! order Ruein's guano, and 70 see that
X; : ..-.> -:- 81 many manipulated articles In the
:. p. -! o.. 7,y:c.. or the commission merchants
~, :: gr.:.aaI l. ~ =; ny agents, Messrs. THOMAS
.I;l syS,. v,:tis.ltg; 81. ioLLISS & CO., Lrnch-
:itGi! s.u;r. fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN &
,,;:.s:iis !G.iSsloS, CLAaKEt CO., Danviie.
III FRANK G. RCfFtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
4" The Dromxoole or the Senate"

This is the title applied 10 the Senator from Krg
William, by venerable gentlemen of Discrimination,
vino henrd the late debates IN the General Assembly
on the subject Of Federal Relations. The ccmpli-
ment is we'll deserved. As was said Of General
Drongooe ny distinguished fellow member ofthe
United States Congress-, We may nos say OF Bcv.
B. Douglas, "he thinks more clearly, speaks more
clearly uud acts more decisSely and effectively In
fierce political battle, than any tnerher Of the body
20 which he belongs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
The Feeling at Norfolk.

The Petersburg "Eypvcas,' sta:es upo" tho a'-
thorty Of gentleman from Norfolk, ,ha: the .ccs-
Eon feeling r spreading in tho is,-- "ity, "ii.s
prairie wild-frs" The secession insruclona wtilch
have bcen circulating there Tor few days, hgvo a.
ready the names Of jori.y Of the qualified voters
and there is strong pTospcc; G! adiing largely 10
.he liss. Norfolk vii! Yet vote herself Sor7AIrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

Wa loara s,ou tie mos. reliable authority thas
agents, representing several very Ox'en,s' nSIu'ae'
turing establishments IN Sheffield and B!rninghcm,
Envaid. ure expected 10 arrive nero Ia .s" u .':
from New York, for the purpose OF making ,:ih-
porury arrangements preparatory to the estaehS;R
Of ugencies for tie receipt dsec' aHo sl'o
of th.ir ware,-r CHari4.ton LoIyier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
Senatorial District ofEewis. kc.

John Brannon, ESQ.,, the present Senator from lis
lis. let, not long since announced his intuntioa 10
retire to private lie NJ tic cud Of bis rcscn: term
His constituents do not seem disposed, however. to
e. him off thus. The Barbour ~ :f.rsoniHn,' md
the Weston !Ilcrald' have both .un up his name ns
tbs States Rights candidate for their Seua,3ra! di-
triyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
Special Despatch 10 Richmond "En9uircr"l
Important from Wushtnsiop.


The city wa. In hrment Of anxiety 10 day IRON vail.
ous cau,ss among which III. anticipation Of acs
upon Fort Pcl-us The reported s,oppaSc OF supplies 4:
P1t SUMTER the desire 10 hear the ie.ul: r the rrg,
Con"ention, hundreds proprs Ing the belief that the Corr
reniion was shuut TO pass ordaaLce o. sscsica ard
a,t though not least the d. fer Poit au OF
two companies OF Artillery and S MY hry Wasi, Z.
;or Carpenters With hctn by special train The caj
teri were engaged by erp!"yre Of the Goverum.nt
wIthou, any Knowledge Ct their destination duties but
Wiih an assurance Of go usss and hard work for tel N
OF not less than three weeks and perhsp' six r,oLih'.
Sub equeu;!y evening paper puhsLca L. uu,:pr ti
dated at Charleston yesterday tAying that sui lilies had
been cut CT at FJt sumter. and that rn BrAu.cgur.
mourntay expcc,l.g orders from Montgomery inasc
a.tcck upon the fort The despatch h,rrssr Is d..
credited by knoTing 10 Relation 10 ihe carpenters
IL believed they d.stGed t. other point ihnu
Fort Hamilton plenty be obslGed In Nes York ut
lrss experse. few days vii dertlops grand plan
OF operations elsewhere
Cabinet meeting will be held to-Inorro" aglln ln!eeI,
hey held alnos. daily but truly predict h,r
transactions.
Private dispatches fcm Charleston say that there
great military EciIr,y in the harbor to-day, indicating
preparations from some great emergency.
generally thought that the supplies Font scr.er
Will br Gu. or to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
To tho Voters of Hanover.

Frtlow.CrIsSs--At the sugSsston OF senne"s" ""'2'
opiuions are entitled to :he highest respect,
mv,e candidate TO serve you In the next House o ~
TO add tn ut should l. he deemed ao'
yis.b. in any quarter 10 hold Convention, Viii
fulir abide any fair expres,en Of opinion upoa 'ps P
those with when AN now politically sssosls;ea
Respectfully. yours, ,-.--os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
Adjournment OF tiie Legislature

The General assembly adjourned last ever
Ing, after IN extra session Ct nearly three
months. We shall give, tomorrow, full re-
p5-t o' he closing scencs.
ne shalt publish all the acts Of the session
ri our earliest convenience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

X kD LEA D, LlCiiiRGE, and Pa.eut D-y.
- efs. YerniIaon Rose Pink. Venetian Rel, FACET
biacs ptu's4 Bike Paris White Punice Turkey re-,
tIsFa Marae Blue, Par, and Chrome Green, hrour f,
ieT Ochrr, &o All OF the sboye offered. VII lie al;
retail, atindaeIa: prie=,D wM. SArILEA CO.,
March y 1s2 u .l.s 81.
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.:iEl'!12 Sst%S.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuaBIE
TRACT OF LAND ON WARE RIVER In GLOlIOES.

TEX COUNTY.
pursuance OF deed Of trus: executed BY Amanda
1err&rt Oh the frst DAY Of January, 1852 to srcurr
certSin debts Of John P Talsfrrro shall. on MONDAY
me day OF May 1861 before the front door Of the Court
uouss OF make sale Of that VALUABLE
rkACT oF LAND lying on the North side OF Ware river,
IN gloucester county, which John Ellis. ESQ., lately re-
s''ed, ans which conveyed By the said Ion p Tas-
'ero to Amanda JeEsari. This estate regarded
q" The most desirable In this county residence lying
IN full view Of Chesapeake Bay wurr river where fresh
oysters and wild fowl may be obtained At little expense
with all buildings for ihe comfort Of family
and possessing soil susceptible OF very high degre.
Improvement.
more minute description s deemed unnecessary, as II
presumed that Of purchasing such land
would prefer 10 enarane the premises before purchasing
l will give any Information which may be desired.
The sse will be made for much cash will be sufficient
10 the and charges attending the execution of
trust sad TO The Of two thousand dollars, With in
interest thereon rcm Ae SOth day Of January 1885, on
credit until the FIRST day Of Jncuary, 1Se2 the
four thousand dollars with Interest thereon from the Both
dSy OF January, 1885, and the residue Of the pur
chase uoney such terms the said Amanda Jerard
prescribe WfSDHAM KEMP,
March 6-ctsi3 Gloucester G. H., Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

General JAMES L. KEM9ER Is candidate ior
re. election to the House Of Delegates jrom
Madison county. lie will be reelected With
out opposition no doubt, as usua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

MONTGOMERY, April AThe Treasury notes o. me vS,
fd.rae we're Issued Today, Iaae! me b,
the yesterday and 81 ooo sold at 20 per 'e0
premium
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
RHODE Island Election.

Paor:D.5cs, April A. The election y:serdsy resulted In
the defeat Of the ubchn, Mr. SpraEue Was elected
Governor by large asj lvi.y. Ia Legislature op1o,
lion. Me.srs. Sheffield and elected to Con-
Crrss over The late Republican mersb:rL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
z E.iAS L.tS SS,
YCR SALE OR EXCHANGE

,A0 ACRES 0! the best Lands In Western Texas,
wv selected personally by the owner 10 is'o- Q
- pied by MIN siuce th-lr purchase III nealh,
:. r.afut chronic disease, renders II irnpossiols
= s,iaar the busness OF farming, ana he would
t,sr-. ltcse Lands In tracts Of from Gov 10 i,Veo
..;.ti..ai. The states Of Maryland or Firglnis
-. :;otn the R. publi: ana state OF Texas.
a.;r.c,. are ID nre or l.ss Improved. good
4; 80 i,i.. S sr-cci, ,t.ole OF easy irrigation.
80. re .i;n -: between the town OF gan An'
(::ae .ol.. u ti:c main road, called the lndi.
-: u = 20 :; nc well iimbered, and are good
r::l. -. :"sa .Gu.s. --
Ec-,i ::o:as;i.a apply 10
CHARLES G. EIEBUHR,
% Ferry Street, New York city.
:sr, TAEDAT i WILLIAMS, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
Barbour County and her Representative
N rho Convention,

The Barbou. "Jeiiersonian' says that Mr. Woods.
Scee Sionist, "hss most faithfully represented Bar
bour, md rejects much credit onthe county as well
rs himself. The people can tr: regard him as good
and iuitLir! servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

HorTolE. Apii! s.-The Hen. Roger A. Pryor arrived
here Today rroTd Of citnsn. had assembled to
him and he w' loudly rh.rred aud salued by ,hs an
G. g.iesn sGa.. LIE will deliver an sLtrss, Tonight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06
lTlfra I'm Texaa.

GsLvpsTty, April Elk Governor sam uoutton has
message the Legislature proesttaS against the
Cony.ntio and claiming s 10 be Governor OF State
Ths LsE.lacEe did aot take tko sEgasst notice ei L.
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Additional Eoreipn SeEN.

Err YoLI Ap-l&-The G..s; E.Itstu ~.l sal on the
Is. OF Ma! for New York
Mesrs pJds have Increased their insurance. oa Gotten
SLIPS f:0n Ses 70 lbs, Including the risk OF capture
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IsaI.Inc OF the Southern Flag.

No7"oLE April 1T reported that d;stu b1rce had
occurred st fur.rs Monroe. In consequence The work
ns men hsTing r..ec Palmetto outside Of b. walls
Of tie Eaf: snd dared the todirrs to interfere.
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The Frue Issue-.Shnll we 70 with our
Friends Of The South or our Encnies Of
Tho Nurtlf

The SubnIissious.s urc lnhotins 10 create the i'm
preston that the great issue presented 70 the
people Of Virginia Is "Cnlon or Disunion" Every
rational! man in the State knows TIM: this ;s EoT the
issue. The Uniou which We were 70 long hccustoln-
ed to speak Of and regard "mext 10 OUR liberty the
most dear" is now dissolved, through tho bad
thh Of the Northern parties TO the compact and the
question now to bc decided by Virginia uud the o;i-
er border slave Stu;es is, .iGi We go with our
tr!snds Of the South or our enemies Of the North
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TRUSTEES SALE or LANDIN GLoU.

Ors'f VVI4fTIy NINUINIH.
Epf virtue Of r deed OF trus, from Arthur r. Darrs
dshIs to Charles Q. Burts shall on MONDAY the 2sh
DAY Of APRIL, 1861, ~ Gloucester Court House. sell ihat
valuable tract Of isnd, lying In the county Of Gloucester
called wsrehxm.
The sale Will be made by Public Auction tho highest
bidder, for Cash.
This large Estate. onntHining between One Thousand
and Twelve Hundred Acres aud Ole Of the valuable
highland estu;e. IN the county.
Persons des;rous OF purchasing such property VIII please
examine tie premises corrsspuuu with the sub
j-St.
The lille Is believed TO he indis?utabe, but ei ony
ooITey such ~ !s vested 10 by the said deed
wYSDHAn KEMP.
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rrtAtif.N aiiiky Of tsEsGISia.
's'".tE.::u Al lin iEstituuon. and sold :be-e and
* '.:;:' -!9Tc, NJ q. pserl stses., toe lcho~lns
70. ;:'':r ;:''ess, % vi:
- --t hros-.s
'"' 'irG ,.I Servs.to' live.
I. -, - Cart Harue.s Of every description
- -; .:"a:,, LeA.h-. Hose
30 ha=r.taf ySr
....'H, ss:-., IL.
'st P!t.G Cv,;u,s
Aa' L:-'e!. &c. plantation hxnas
|: So ls'aius fUi servants
|. .-s acoVe articles o. han1 and for sale, "r ~;i
-. Itsiet, or other job work done 70 order, op
:. 80 sssa, or TO ranetuai customers only, III
=, - :he country, With satisfactory references,
= a"tat:d &c. Address L. n. EIMMo,
A!r;! and S,nreseeper "a. Penitenuary.