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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13
May 10.

WAkRENiON IN. CO FALL RACES-tor 1871
WILL toDmtncs over the Wsrren,op eouys- n,
w Tue'dsy. the rs h day o. October next AND
continue four days. '"'
FIRST interchangeable for 8 years Old coils and
nief-nIle heats entrance $50, Two or more 10 mats
race 10 close on the evening OF The 9th by enTv
Win the Proprietor by sunse;. SINE day saddle n
the value CT $50 will be offered be ru, 70, hv saddle
horses only, no, in regoln uainis g-mte heats. en-.
trance 80. Three or more to make n race
Sscopd dsy-iho Proprieiof's pure $40 ,nonsv
hung up two mile beats, fres for any ,bIsg Ed
trance SIS. e' -"
Third dsy--Jcckey Cub purse No I. three mil.
hsav or $500, money hung up. Entrsuse 10 snSsctl-
oers SO 10 subscribers $780, free for any thing
except the winner Of the preceding day.
Fourth dey--Joeksy Club, purse No g. mile heats
70 consist o. ,ne remainder Of The subscription, tickets
Of whfh $3.50 are considered good. Enirasss 10 cub.
seiitsr SlO TO non'subscrbsrs SIS free for any ing
but ,hc winner OF the Two preceding Jsys
Al enrsnse5 to be made With The Proprietor, by
son'e' ou tbe evening preceding each day. raes
Tue rules OF Nsw-Msfke,, Virginia Cons, IN en-.
Ven Stables snd litter furG hed 20 race horses graft
The Proprietor pledges hns, " 10 have tie t,ses n
gooo con non, and 20 have such ether regulations az
will io,ufe ssis'y and good order Ills ascommodaors
oF viHio's' he hattsrs himself, will be ereh az 10 slve
Peiios 'ai'seOn TO all who nsy favor bim with their
company. Wv" WV"
BALLS viii bs furnshsd by the Proprietor on The
svtbtng OF The 81 and 80 dsy's race
49,. JNo. &. GREEN, Psopris,or
n"s" !" 2e-w2A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

MSIoG H6TArx. IA a.s tcanfy q Pyinee
- Wnhdm, FOR SALE.-1o pursuance OF Inc
power vested 10 The President and Dires,ors Of N.
Literary rund, oy an Act Of the General Assembly.
passed 26h February last authorizng the sal. Of he
brssoe Tract 81 Land. 10 the county Of Prince VIII
liam, proposals will be received by ths said President
ana directors ior the whole or any portion Of the ga
tract, until the 10th day Of October prxt
The annexed extracts from the law will thew The
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals, will eonral. their orn
convenience 10 Using the iustslmsnis OF the pursha
money f~.N
The bris'oe Tract contacts by survey 6,494 acres
'he greater part OF which 10 uodsr leases, which
VIII expire 10 the year l8i9 ana which are subject 10
an snnuai rent OF aNoui 25 900 pounds OF Tobacco.
by order OF the President and Directors cf tho Lite
rary Fund. BROWN T. o. "A
zad BE u fuither enacted, Tha, II shall be- he 5ufv
OF the said Presid AID Dircctnr, TO reou,e Of IN.
OF purchasers OF the ssid Tssc,, bcpds with
sufficient personal security, payable 10 the said presi-
dent and Directors, sogeth.r with deej mr. deed, Of
rust on TIE estate sold secure the Of the
purshas money end interests, which bond, 90 ,,keo
'hs bear interest from tho date ,hereo And all persons
VINO sosi Tail to pay into the Treasury annually with.
In SIX months after the sbaii become due The tp.
which may sccrue their said bond, sh all for.
e s claim TO tho credit given their purchases aud
o prin,pai snail ihrreupon become due, and be re.
coveraoe by The said and Directors. i'm all
interest In arresr by motion to the General Court, nm
ten days notice CT The time o; making such motion or
the payment thereof enforced, by proceeding on ,b n
'eeu OF deeds Of rns Aforesaid, at the discretion o: thu
'aid President and Directors.
Ord. BE II further enacted, Thn, al persons hecor,.
Ing purchasers OF land, under the provisions Of til.
shal! have ihs privilege Of paying this amour, Of tho
purchase money al any time.
4h This act shsll be 10 force from IN. nss.ir o.
'her-oi Nav Ct so,-,,nm a.,
The Eii'or' Of the National Intelligent and Ai.,.
andrn Phoenix, will please publish The fore gor Az
vetihemep', twice week until The 10th Oct. ne X,
and send their bills TO the End Auditors Office Ter
payment. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13
From me stiostie Soursn,r. for 1891.
NANNING ERDM rHE GOLD MIN

From me stios,ie SoursRn for 1891.
A WANING FROM THE GOLD MINE.
~ MISS '. ~. couLp
va who rsnd my bed of earth,
Marx mo- from my low sirth,
fe, ia mo, to light will btins
" ha, viii rise aud he your hin.
shall rnia with ,ytant sway,
Till yo rue my na,t1 day,
High aud low my power shall own,
Will make the world my tbrono
lie who worships mo shall be
Martyr dupc, or slave TO mo;
Love and friendship. on nis way
To his idol. he will Stay;
Corsciencc, I will still her cry;
Truth. for mn, shall bleed and die.
] will be n chain to bind,
Down TO the earth, the immortal mind.
Though 20 try mo by the fro,
u wi only heat my ire
Though my form yr oftcn change
Twill but give mo wider range.
For my sake. the poor shall feol,
On his ia'c. his neighbours heeL
Then III turn, and, takiny wing.
Leave ~ith avaEics but sting.
I will he spur to crime
We will sell your peace through time;
And long eternity
OF remorse shall como for me
Now am I hero without ofTaseo
But if over taken hence,
Man will cat bitter fruit
Springing from golden root.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13
GREAT HURRICANE - BARBA DOS IN RUINS.
IMMENSE LOSS OF ILYEs

We Icy btfcre our readers letter from the Csnsu-
late Of tho United Ates at Martinique IusI tscsIyse
~ me Collector OF this port, accompanied by Gazette
extraordinary lsued fsom the Barbados AI srenry O1c.
eesring date August ~, giving scsosnt Il The ravs
gee o' ore Of bs most terrible hariesues Of which W,
remember 70 bsvs heard psssss over ire pt-fp,ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13
July 20.

WA ANTE For the nex, year, on -OVEKsEEK
w TO live upon my IA m in Hsnsvsr touniy S,-
isiac'o'y Testimonials OF Integrity, sosr.sty and mar.
aeemeni i'll b. required.
Wanted al . man qualified 10 att.rd 10 g. " and
Gtsi mill Richmond. JOHN AMBLER
S1p'. z. 3}-3te2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

n 1851 '''''"''' county court 'ay II
Sterling Ford, Emron w. Shelton and John Isle.
surviving partner OF himself and VIM. Neae, late
partners, trading under the firm Of William Neale &
Co., PIGs
against
Silas Cheatharn, adm'or Of Isaac D. Porter. decd.
John E. Mary F., and Sarah ]. Porter infants o. ten
der years, by John Porter, Senr their guardian and
len hieha, Dets.
ms day this cause came to be heard on the BILL
answers and exhibits, and argued by counsel On
Whereof the court doth adudge order and
decree, that Silas Cheaham admor OF the said slsc d.
Horter, decd. do render before Lawson NunnaIly one
OF the commissioners Of this court an account of the
administration of the estate OF the said Isaac d. Por
ter, decd. by the said administrator she wing the A.
mount oil assets OF the said in the hands of the
said administrator if an, and the debts f any, which
have been paid by the said administrator charging The
lands OF the said isaac D. Porter, decd in the hands of
MS hers; and the same commissioner il further
TO slate an account of the real of the said Isaac
d. Porter, and OF the profits thereof since the inst
lion oil this suit; and also after advertising for eiph,
weeks in some newspaper published in Richmond for
the creditors OF the said come in and present
heir claims, that the said commissioner do state an ac
count OF the debts due from the said estate ncludjnp
those claimed by the plaintiffs, which accounts the said
commissioner is directed TO report here with any mat
ers specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by any OF the parties.
Copy. reste,
p. PoiNDExTER, elk
The parties Interested will please take notice, tina,
have appointed the 9th September next commence
the accounts directed by the ORDER on which
day they are required TO attend the Clerks Office of
Ihesterhed county court, with their proofs and the
creditors OF the said Isaac d. Porter decd are requr-
ed at the same time and place. produce their claims
before me, with their evidence 10 support the same
LAWSON NUNNALLY.
Commissioner G. c. G.
July 30. 23-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

10 the Creditors NJ fhe late PIiLiom Austin and OF
the f0te firm of .Ausfin & anderson:
HjA/ HEREsS the late William Austin did on IN,
w So day of August, 1902, ny deed OF record 10
me tfn GO oil III General CJur', convey TO William
Mirahsl, nov deceased, aud tho subscriber 10 trust
for the Paymen, Of his Individual debts snd the debs
oil Austin Il AadereoD, sundry properly, Including a
isrge quasuy OF lsnds yrs In the wesierp eouniie,
oil VHgia, ies-rvDg 10 bi,nself The exclusive rich,
OF di'posing OF tbs ssmo for the term OF res yesre
from the date OF tho said de,d. TIL, subcrbtr never
acted as 'rusee, and after The death OF Austin william
Marshall showed the sub c'itsr piper signed nv ,be
sredi'ofs Of Ausin g. Addison, eppcin,ics Willis m
Tempe their agent, who advertised The property for
'ale IN The names Of the Tfusess bu, tue sale was
iojoined ty certain Henry Batks, who elsimeI a
poti'n othe property, In consequences Of which the
safe wa' postponed and tempt, l. f. The Stale wi hopt
efetiiog gale. In The yea, 1904 SUIT was iusi,ut.
ed 10 the tuPerior court OF Cbap,s'y holden in Rich.
mond, by Samuel Hinway and Fraecis b osks. iru,.
ees, for Reed Ford Of Pbilsdel pts sgain,t Taomss
Indy and William Aus, n 10 recover portion OF the
'snds conveyed in trust TO william Mar.haii asd the
ubserib.r, which dismissed in 1917; but the suhs
criber has received noiics from an Attorney az Law
oidIng IN Richmond, that the representatives Of RE
q Ford intend 10 the sui; 10 consider AID n
whereof the subscriber intends TO act as r,
urdcr The said drrd, and Re dsems IL psper 10 petty
the crediicr' Of William Austin and Of Austin & A.
axss due the lands, he will consent be fore any pro
per if' unsl 10 the appointment OF any psr,ou they
may select as Commissioner, TO execuie The power,
vested mo subscriber, surviving trustee under tb
deed sorsssd. l. be no, paid by the e: .,
day Of Jsnusry next, the IsUds will become forei I'd
70 Ioe Li'rn'y Fund. DAVID BULLOCK.
sept o. 3I-w2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

Nks JAMES nj. JOHNSTON, has token N.
W. HOUSE lately oecup ed by the Rev. NJ L-oni.
das PsIs healthy aod central situation, and will re-
ceive as boardet', young ladies' Who who msy wi n
either TO attend the scbcos. or receive private nsrrs-
ton Every attention viii be paid their comfort, ana
Lana Forte will KEEP, for ,hsir accommodation
Ssrt.6. S1-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

The Stole IF 1asasa,aa, exeuu CONF. Au,;
TNskaioosa County. Term, 1851
Thomas X Billing. A.s'e. Pfc.
Richard ID :Dui,. senr. Der.
NHiS cay came The Plaio'iH by his Attorney, and
Il being suggested 10 the court that Richard d, p-
his serr the defendant In this action has, since The
committeeman, thereof. departed ,hi, lie, and tina, his
residence a, the time Of hi, death was beyond the linn
It's oil hi. ate Eis there fore, ordered by the eour,
case be con ionnd until the Dex. regular term
Ills eour', aud thai Ia the tine or bca lion he
made foe six successive weeks in the Richmend En-
quiref, e newspaper Of Rshmond, V:rsinia) ioform
.g 'he said Rishard mi, SEM. If alive, and II not,
nea MS Execu or or Aimnis ri,or OF the pending Of
,sh arschmen'. end requiring the defe adant or hi,
iegai reprs'ena i've TO appear aud m>ke detenr. by
no mex term Of this court proceedings will be had
er pdrte Copy. Ts.t.
JOHN NJ. JENKINS. Clerk.
n'gu' oV. S2-u6a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

UOHN ". GORDON x CO-are now rr,.,y,..
- tom New York, PcilaIeiphia, B,.ioo. ard b ia,
wore' their Fall Supply OF GROCERIES: many o
'hsse goods have ben rnrrhss-d With ,uonev an,
ea-sfa0y 'elested by ]. N. Ger or. They now off,
'or sale. 49, W."
90 hhds. s.. Croix, Porto CO and Orlean, ruray
100 bags prime green 8 Dsnngo aud fine old Jaw,
ecffee 49,
~ boxes single and doutle rt ined and MP. sugar
~ chests guupowder, imperial, and black teas
20 tons we'll assorted bar iron
do. bcor. band and plating iron so
do. Esgiisb, American add German s,s~f
do. cast snd she do.
Ito Boxes ito pitts
IL Bags bissk pep .cr
400 Sides ,o'e De tber
30 Boxer buAeh raisin,
so Do. soap
Cases shoe .hresd in balls
Bales A'icant red and white m ats assorted iii.
30 B,x's sperm eaudles
2Ooc lbs. cotton yarn, auo.tsd from No. 4 10 I6
I35 Rams superior wrapping paper,
100 Boxes wicdow gis's, = 10 and 10 ~ Is
10 Binclss and barrels wrapping Irvine
IL B'x's Wh:temo'e's eeuou aud wool card.
Bale, almonds
Slsh I.and, Orleans and sugar-houss uoi,,ses
Powder, shot and bar lead
Tslow csndle, and sperm. oil
Bed eo'd, and plough lines
'spiee, ginger and uutnegs
Ccpperss, alum aud ssips,re
Foo'sesp and letter paper
S'arcf, ind 60 end 6g blue
one ware, asaot'ed
Nova Scotia grinds'cnss
Cassi' pearl bMiey, alocs AID mace
Cter vinegar aud bo:,le cotks
Matker i aud b"t'og,
Si'er', segarI, Sc.
Atgn,t &c as,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

" HEREAS by D'cr-s Of ,hs High Court OF
w Chancsry Of Great B i,ain, made in a cau..
rUlhorne " Nichols" Ills referred to John Edmund
u 'wderwel cns Of the M,,,er, Of tho esid Cour.
70 enquire and state TO the Curt whether Patrick
Philip, the Bankrupt, in IN. peadiugs OF the said
sau'e named died tess,c or inte,a,e, and who we.
bis Heir st Law al the lime o. his deah. and who
was biz personal rep.c.cptMvr, End in ca the sad
Master sboud find tia Michael Pnilirs was he Heir
at Law oil the said Patrick Palips, tben the SAID M.s.
er was 10 enquire and S,ae ,be Court who was The
Heir at Law and The personal representative Of MI
ehae' Phi.ip'. Therefore. any person claiming 10
be h, Heir at Law, OF the rad PaWck Psillp. Dor
merly OF Hung ercri Market, In ,he Parish OF S..
Marin. 10 the FIELDS, in ,he county o. Middesex In
Great b itao, Feb Munger, aud sfnrwards of Bah
io"n. 10 the Safe OF Virgiris In Norib Aneics, ard
wNo died there 10 or about ne ncn,h Of November
1918 at The tim. CT his death asy person claiming
20 be ola personal rspresen'a,ive by their So
eiicrs on or before the 24'h day oil Osobsr next 10
come In ef're The .sii Ma,e-, MIR. Dswdsswem a,
his oihee In Southampton Butinss, Chancerv Lans,
London IL Grra, Br,ain sforerad, and estsb.h ouch
respective c!ain o. in d-'su, ih.r.of. they will he
perecPtor,ly excluded the bsnef, Of he sail deere
HAMILTON & holden,
RAN me Soliei'ors, III Sou hampton 81. Covept
Girteb, LYndon.,
huKNs lm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13
UNIVERSITY OF MARyIAND
kiehard D:Dni,. senr. Def,

-. UNIVERSITY Of MARYLAND.
VHNHE MEDICAL LECTURES in mi, In.,;.,,;oc
VIII eommeoee on The las, Mondav in DC ODER
Thsc.y and Pfaciee OF Msdisine-NATHANi
POTTER MD.
Ma's,i. Msdiea-SAMUEL BAKER, MD
Oenetrics. and VI. seasss of won,e sud & ildreu
RICHARD w. HALL NJ. ID.
ic.hta'es Of Physi=-MAXwELL MCDOWELL
NJ. ID " 80
Shrge'y-NATHAN r. SMITH, MD.
AnNomy-THOMAS H WRIGHT, NJ ID.
Chemisiry-JULiUS DUCATEL.. A. NJ.
NATHANIEL POTTER D,sr.
hueud 20 3l-w;I.iN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

a hpEo --ihe western route, running on he souh
~ eide Of James river 10 Lyncbburg, leaves Rich
mono every Moncay, Wednesday and Friday, at 9
o'eccs A. NJ. and arrives Lynchturs IN. nexi Tsv,
70 o,uoer From 'hercs The line times (eondue ted
by WIN; Smih) direct 10 the VII tie Sulphur Springs,
"per, PoIei Baden line 10 Guyan6o tie /, in,er-
.seeiet. A brauch from The lirs sbovs Ion,bhr,n
drops INTO 'ee Tennessee rou'e a. Salem, Va.
AZ Rains's, in Cumberland couoty, The Ricbmcnd
ioue insrsecss the southern line IRON F. ed,
oy Csrisr'viie 10 Georgia. which pa,sos Hampdsn Sid
n-y College III. hess Troy COACHES and good team,
are on ire iine, 18th skifn sober and attentive dri
V" The travel performed shr.ugtout 70 IN, Sprpr,
y cav iiga'. Fare from Richmond 20 ,hs Wh t. Sui.
,,,ur' SIG For sesi, apply a,,he b.. OF The u oicn
Hoei, Rshmcnd.
UA'I baggage, whether belonging 10 passeuset,
''"' Wy 'ne SsST, 81 me rk oil The OwnAr- thereof
A PATTERSON,
Proprietor Richmond & LynehLu,e STAGE.
10y 20. 23-ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

AND FOR SALE.--WiIi be sold ON ,hs preu,,.r-
AA on Ihur'day the 18Th OF September nt xt, on a
ered' OF one, two, thee, and four year,, Tract Of
Lend' eon,sln ns by hie snrvey,7i7 acres, Tbs 5se
o. 'ahu oeicng. to he estate o. Philip V.s,, deed. H.
lies on both sidts OF Birch creek ia The county of
Tax. about IL miles wcn Of the eouri hou,s. Bond,
win approved security with deed II trust on the
nnu' WIN oerequired 10 secure the purchase money
THIS sal. will be made by dire con. ard in contor
20 ms LAT" VIII end testament Of Philip Va.s dead
ISAAC MEDLEY, A lminis,ra,or
Aug 23 IN 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

@SToP AT RICHMOND,-The ,h.c,ib,r. h.n
~ leave 10 inform ihei iriends ,ba, ,b.v have cor,
nee'cd themselves vi exen.ivs Hat Sispufsctory
ne" 'he ciY CT Nsw York, ard are prepared 20 put
up ne" OF ~ nos' every description, as low pcsg
IS any vendors in tbs northern cities. Mer. bspis
oou"u 10 me ror'h are respectfully invited 10 cali ard
examine Tor thtmselycs hsore LAYING in ,heir q od,
RAYMOND & BROTHERS.
N IL We viii keep i.,gs SUPPLY of Csps. of our
own manuscnre, which viii DO sold low &B.
Angusi 49, 90 O,
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WWMM 8VI0,
ABINGDON, s

ABINGDON, S'ps. 8.
=. Conuention The convention CLOSED heir l,bcrs on
Monday evening The 20 ui,mo havire ben In ,e sion
from fhe % n inclusive. We b-iisve that ,bev may
Ju'iy clSim that cor ieneo which We solicited in adj
vance, N tbs measu:e' IN ~ nigh, recommend TIE
reports e., witch W II speak tr themselves VIC re.
commend TO tho attentive petusa of our re ad.r- GINA
eiay the abe end satisfactory report road bv he com
mie 10 whom referred ,hs let am 3D. re,olu,ion,
reported by The selec Committee of eight msmhe.s
Great unanmi'y at srn,imsOt pervai.d tho
on most subj 'cis and harmony characterized their nro
eeedng. A. d, m-m -ers Of hi, body were selected
WIN vitw TO ,h"ir jealous cooperation upon a mar
"eniar sutJes, u was not 'houshi that there wouj ne
mae aud lengthy iscussion.. ~ iu,ererirg de-.
ba'e however, occuTrd, qnte ubexpe e,ediy on, F,i.
diy evening in commiteetf he whole upcn ,ha ouss
uun Of adopting the J, resolui'n which 70 lowed n.
Ia: and Bod. resolution, above s'ai,d.
These R,solutien. were referred TO Commiee.1
The osjsct OF thin reso'u'ion !ravs il di c1.-
uonsry with the rail-rc'd company, 70 continue III.
road rom ngfpott Kusxvlle or M as hey m rh
deem II expeditnt G-n. Dunlap moved to amend IN.
re'ouu0n so ~ TO re 'ksu compulsory The eompany
to soDunue tito read 10 Knoxville. We sret IN II we
hAd not ,hs p'ea'ure OF headOg Gen D.. % e. on
be Occasion, ard the commencement OF hat of Mr.
RVes, who replied 20 G,n ID Aler MIR Ryes con-
eiudad, Mr.. Rec OF Knoxville roe aud dsIjv,re5 a
most mastetiy aud consiusva argument, in which H.
demonstrated tbN II would be 10 The Interest of III,
company AMI TO she comment y, that il should be com
pfNfy on he company 20 e'ninue ite Rad 10 oox
v,ie, aud IN which ne rrsz ID those high
whiTh had tesu formed fFom h. repuiaon which rre
M. M'Ki-n<y, the SUBSTANCE OF ~boee spa, ca we
VIII aNsmp, 10 give In our next raper.
ms Resolution as amended ca,ied win OIL I, two
members dsssmiug, tu' have to ", ,ba
those two, vii! shs~ the al with the r. a of ,be
9om@i''ss' In carrying the resolution mo ,f.c,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

81 ALiFAX VIRGINIA RACES, vii con men,s
q = on 'he frs, Tuesday In 0s,obef nsz,, aud con
III day, for the Pcp,isio,'s Pcr,e, mil, heats, 10,
$500 entrance SI5 '"''' "'
~ Jockey Club Pure, mile b, ais. 70,
~ Handy Car Pure mile hss,,, b.,t
10 o, f9t 500 --snIsnce $50, 10 be added 70 tbs
Purse. '' W '"o
4h day, sw.sp,'skeTfor year CID col ., milo
"sIeonsnce SlOS. ,hTee or more 10 make fsc, !:
Two already eDtsted; subscfoli.n I, remain o,en 90
~ Ihs big5, preceding the irsi day. rses. tn mo.
ney Tor each dsy's race will be huog N nv ib. u -
pFetorI "iihou. di'coun'-S ablts stS er u,s,t "a
race bortes gfad,.
ADAM TOOT,
P''' 3l~ffs
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND crop sTOcU
III Hnnseh Id Ealcn f...a G. - - ~,

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND, CROP, sTOcK.
H. Househ III Fun ftve, sc. at AUCTION sale
wil take place on the premises and commence on tho
ism October next, in the following order and on the
following terms, towit first, the Lsnd terms third
cash, the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payments satisfactorily secured Next the crop con.
ing oil tobacco corn, rye, OATS fodder, and one hun
dred barrels OF flour. Next Stock among which will
be IL 600 lbs pork, well attened Next good de-. M
valuable Furoure; and lastly, Plantation Tcois, &c.
FERNS Cash for all OF IS and UNDER Tor ali above
credit will be given ill LIST OF Nay ensuing, The
purchaser executing bond with good security
me Land contains 1895 acres, and s bounded ON tho
worm oy Dan river, one and a-baf miles, which Of
lords about 200 acres Of fine bottom Aaron's creek
me DIVIDING line oil the counties of Halifax and Meek.
enourg, passes through its whole width on which is
nib IN good order, yielding annually toll Of 300 bbls
minute description Of the above named property IL
considered unnecessary, as invite those wishing IN
purchase TO view and decide for themselves This
much will say the suationi healthy as The ton NJ
the Blue Ridge; and further, produces well all the ala
pies OF the State with than usual quantity of the
comforts arising from fine grazing farm.
Bidders may rest assured that the sale will cer,.oIv
be made, disease under which labor fo,b; ma
should encounter another. Virginia winter: and with
ALL | have made up my mind to meet tie sacrifice.
Aug. 20 90 "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13
To MI. j. FKSfmosz Cooprp

MIC SI DOMINIQUE, PhTIs.
The psme' Of the Ameriesot 10 Paris VIII, eon,tjbu-
ted 10 aid The Poles given, bat W. are obliged 10
omit them for want OF rom Tse tmount sub1cribs d,
was six thousand three hundred frsnes.
[N Y f. Posi-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-13
THE WIND.

.apY*. Aea ~ sszt From the Crgftsman
There is grandeur in the reckless up
heavings Of the ocean. when the tempest
arouses its pillows from ihsir sacred depth
there is terror in the convulsiye throes
of the giant earthquake, when its mysteri-
ons energies combine 10 shake the founda-
sion al; the vast glObe-and beauty 10
the calm sunshine. when il sheds It's rich
and mantling glory over the Geld and
nsoungain, lake and river. -tlat lifts the
s56I aloft with enthusiasm, depresses il
,s;th tear. o. animates it with pure and ell
eystea emotion, IS their different and vari-
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Gen. Jackson and Mr.. CGlkoRa. The
reported misunderstanding between these
two distinguished persOnages has now eeas-
cd to be 4 matter Of conjecture. II IS well