davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

EIGHT DAYS LATER rRol Lryrppoo, nj. OIL
H'ha'dS packe'sh'p arrived at New: H.,. !, nm Mon.
"ay' bringing Liverpool da:es to tho o5,h 81, rL
paPe' 'aai IRON beyond Baltimore hovino r,iIo,
yesterday, the news by this arrival has mn, co,,o
we learn, however, by private letter ,bo, Flo.
n'u advanced full TWO shi'lrngs Il, Tvcrpaol sales
having boon effected of American b,n.,cd ao,,
JOS ou 70 o5s per bbl.--and farther that tho Polish
government had prohibited The expectation of Grain
ihere Gas also been an arrival at Boston brinrinp
English 'edsicos to the goth ult.
L. Since tie abb Gas la, in ,vpc "a, b.,, ,,.
p0'"ey favored with the following letter, from res
pec;a6le Mercantile House in New York lorcaIv ON.
gagged IN the Hour business, to their CORRESPONDENTS
mere II was sent on express this side of PhllaGel
Phla' and bears the Wilmington post-mark
-, "NEw YonK, Feb 23-Evenins.
respected Erends-By the Silas Richards wc
have letters Of the 25th u quoting Flour AT "a 10
gas for Nrgnia--55s. for New York Western, -,
Wheat advanced ID to Cd per bushel-in ureat de-
.ha"n Inc excitement occasioned by report that
their country ''''''
Our prices will advance scmc but it requires some
care not to be carried away
we have concluded to send an express to over
taEe The mail If you get this in anticipation there
or you Will please inform all our corresponden,s IN
put them OH their guard"
W Two or three other letters were received here
by express yesterday, with orders 10 purchase Flo,r
una over loOO barrels were bought up at six dollars
Inc same price was freely offered for more-but the
holders generally preferred holding on. after tho
news tramspired, ill the mail comes in to-day
w. Judge Bouldin appearing to think himself raj her
cavaIerly and unceremoniously treated by Mr.. Ran.
d"ph and his friends, III not being apprised OF the
determination of the former to offer for CONGRESS-
has addressed letter to tic District DECLARING TIL.
he is again Candidate. He evidently writes !,
pique, and as certainly. has good cause for it. Ne
vertheless, the worthy gentleman at tho appointed
time, will no doubt, back out, if he does not that
will be dstanced in the race. The concentrated
popularity of Washington, Jefferson and Madison.
would avail nothing agains, that Of John Randolph
IN his District-(We believe we ought 10 but the
word his, in Italics
For our own parts, we believe that the interests
OF t's country require the presence of Mr. Randolph
"a Congress- II Is SposCs'.-. .-cor,,;, ,vhat ,,
he would take--what party or political views he
would favor-or where the storm of his satire ant
invectve would fall. But before his genius, tho
spirit of audiceus intrigue awlcss traffic in prnci
pie, and despotic misrue, conspicuous in the hstor,
OF this weak and miserable Administration, would
stand upon IFS good behaviour. With little love fo
his person, and less respect for his heart we esteem
his presence at Washington dcsTdcratum for the
and Vaccination.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

Oycysccr, Carpenters, and Labourers.
Z WANT an Ovrrscer for a farm To one tina.
q can conc wei recommended, land none others
need agp'rl liberal wages VIII DC gwen.
Two Of three rcg.o Carpenters will ind employ.
,aCut % good wages
20 able og.'e" I.ndoGrcrs wanted by the month TO
shovesart--ino highest wages Pard-Apply to
". +. DUNN,
leJ <G--2w Powhatan Coal Mines
RICHMOND LIBRARY SOCIETY.
A MEETING of the Members If this Society
~ was called. To assemble at the Directors Room
OF the bank OF Virginia, on the 2Gth Of February,
when only SIX members attended The President
and Directors have therefore appointed Friday tho
4th o: March, for another meeting. to be held at
o'clock il NJ. at the same place. and they deem I
proper 10 state, that puuctuaI attendance of the
nemoc rs I5 absolutely necessary, - prevent the so
CIaty rom h'ing dissoITcd n lit
A. l.. BOLTS y CHARLES II. Bolts,
.aYTOR.NIES at L.3W
EVIL subscribers viii regularly attend the courts
= held in The city Of Richmond. They promise
faithful and dligcnt aueauon 10 any business entrus
ted TO them a. l.. Bolts,
Gil Il Bolts.
a. L. Bolts proposes to establish in the CITY of
Richmond a General Agency Office IN connection
with the practice Of The Law-to collect claims and
TO secure dcbtstO effect -aCs of stock of all descrn-
OEs, publicly or nrva' TO procure loans of money
and 10 dispose al 'aH In every instance the
commissions will be- moderate.
The subscriber would DC glad to draw deeds Of
cCnveyances, and ~ trust deeds to act as Trustee
Any person having claims of doubtful Character
would do Wei 70 apply to him tS4avc them arranged
and that 1t they pleas" conditlonally-in any matter
Of difficulty able legal advice VIII be procured With
out additional charge.
Having au extensive acquaintance in the State
those wishing 10 lend or borrow sums of money
would do well 10 apply 70 hlm--ths can be done FREQ
of postage, and IT not suitably negotiated no loss or
inconvenience can he sustained Every honorable
cNrrI"n snail be- used and OF che most remote rlsauo
hazlrded rs far as the subscriber Is concerned IN any
transaction entrusted p hm by seller or buyer bor-
rover Or lender.
Having been for the ast ten years a member Of
The Council OF Virginia. he has necessarily become
convCrsant with lhC So. cct Of iiuf cljg fer rsr9
.G.HsryE eerr. .s--such claims w.., &c attended To
i1r The c1nl"ua', compensation OF one fourth If OBJ
famed nothing Nc not allowed. In ATTENDING 10 such
claims ue VII be aided by gentleman Of much oy-
pcn'n'c and who has devoted much time 10 the same
Attached TO hs Office will be 7h'shcd # desired
10y lle citizens u Richmond and its vicinity, q Read
ing Room and Exchange Office, under The manaoe--
ment OF suitable person; and Wherever an AGENT or
ouctonccr ~ any DESCRIPTION may be- employed, due
care VIII be observed
The above establishment VIII 90 into on.raton III
let ~ April ucy or slrrr--aud If so, due no,icr q, /
bc gwen 4 L. BOTTS
icb l7--r
St ftFA.lE> go. suj-gl-.- has luz, ----. II.
- Ut ..r. .' r.. ...s .d steel 81 ned
spr. ay..#. E.. Ks paved ~ accommodate a.. -
...iS ..' -.- d, -tx, ", -. SANHSR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
WHEELINo, Feb QG.

WHEELING, Feb 2G.
The ice in the river broke up on Saturday last
Since then there have been six Steamboat arrivals and
ten departures. Yesterday there was so much ice
running that the river could not be crossed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

j. There was scarcely ever presented stranger
political phenomenon than the position now occupied
by Gen. Jackson, and which is forciby illustrated by
TIE accompanying extract from the Boston Courier
We take upon 20 affirm, without the fear of no
nest contradictions that The conviction of his utter
Incompetence fill the office of President credi,a
bly, TO himself advantageously to the country, is
no'o universal among intelligent men of his own par
ty. His Ignorance Of men displayed in the selection
OF his cabnet-his disregard OF the spirit of free in
siitnilons, IN carrying his private rcsenmonts into
the discharge Of his oficol duty--thc rewards dis
trlbued 10 his followers and dcpondants MANY Of
them destitute even of common responsibility, and
whose recommendation found only in their cla-
morous support Of his cause--hs violation OF every
pledge TO introduce Reform and Rctrcuchmcnt ="
manifested in the enormous increase ofpubllc cyDcu
durcs and IN tho character Of the arcnis ne has So
lcctcd FOR the public scrvcc--hs Wild and visionary
schemes for Government Bank and for distributing
the surplus rcycnuc-his lasrunt violation of the
congressional Interpretation Of the Constitution in
the Turkish Mrsslon--thcsc things, and the whole
tenor and spirit Of his administration have spread the
nearly universal conviction, that hc ought never 10
have been President. When to them is supcrnddcd
]
hands Of the Chief Jugglcr, who uses him to irHu-
cnce public opinion Is cxpcdcni for his interests
and to turnpike the way for lis own ascent into the
Presidency dIsgus is combined with conviction Of in
competency and the secret wish 10 get rid orhim un
qucsouably pcryaics the whole mass Of intelligence
! in society. We except one small class, and them
only-small III this quarter Mt lcasi-wo mean the
covert partizans Of Martin Van Buren,. The policy
Of this party has all along been perfectly inicgiblc
TO US. II is BOW, however, openly avowcd. In tho
4 Enquirer of yesterday, (whosc Editor although he
dIsavows comnltta to any Presidential asprant 10y
"word, decd, whisper" with .tvcrsh anxiety j..
well understood in this community, to be devoted
friend aud partzan Of the Secretary Of Sate.) tho
plan Of the campaign is disclosed. Tho plan was
exactly forcsccn by all who familiar with the tao
tics of the Enquirer aud its ndonuablc and iusatia
/ bio pcnciani for mnjoritics. J, says.
eve shall scarcely he called upon to choose be-
tween Cen JAcSoon AID - -s.Isgg, or l.c nC,'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

var ohith OF Maryland cleo ted President Br, ~,
he senate and being conducted tie Chair na adj,
l,o'y Judgments for the honor which he lie was
ueh was pad rather 10 his ase than to his ability and
% ha the only return he could make would be o devote
~, ao'y To the proper despatch of THE business before
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
AecDets0ttU I1qhfaa


W see First Page of Daily Paper, for New Ad-
vertisemeuts Ship News. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

ICSlu'ul pro- tom.
The votes were, 'irst ballot
For Mr.. Smith, OF Maryland II
Mr.. Bell Of New Himpsiirc. 4.
Mr. Ta2cwell, Of Virginia,
Scattering.
On second baIlo'.-g, there were
For Mr.. Smith, Of MARYLAND fs
Mr.. TazewcN
Mr.. Bell,
Scattering,
ON thlrd baliojug, there were
For Mr. Smith, Of MARYLAND g.,
Mr. farewell, 81
Scattering,
So Mr. ToZcwell was elected President pro irr,
Of the Senate
Whcrcupon Mr. Tazcwcll rose and with pro
csSlon OF his sincere dstrust of his ability 70 dis
charge the duties the Char with satisfaction to
himself or 70 The Senate, begged to be excused from
accepting the honorable station which the Senate
had assigned 90 him.
MIR Webster expressed his hope tina, the honora-
bic Scnator from Virginia would reconsider his de-
termination, and would not be excused from the duty
10 which the vote of the Senate had called him.
Mr. Tyler, expressing his high respect for his coll
league and declaring that he himself With all the sim
ccTe respect which he had for his colleague. not OK
pccting such course, had voted for the venerable
senator from Maryland and dcsirous 10 nay due re-
gard to- the wishes vt his colleague. moved that his
colleague be excused ian serving as President pro
islupoTc.
The Secretary Of tie scra,, hlyu. pr, Oh, question 1 Oh is
motion. 90 US a.''!,. O. 'H. a''wt"r, g., - c'as &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Refused cuttings, - to -
Lca'y, 3 TO 30
Passed. 81 to
Manufacturing qualities, ) 10 c.
Our inspections amount to about so hhds per d.
DANNIILE TOBACCO MARKET, Feb. q.

DANNILLE TOBACCO MARKET. Feb. q.
Extreme prices passed tobacco, S23,5; inferior 10
common, S24aSl; common to good. Sja4; good TO
enc, Sia5: refused. S2a2i; STRIPS Slii. TIE ave.
rage for this week, S. Il.
We arc indebted to commercial .r-rI lrr Hr following
cEiacts oi letters from Esrradocs.
't.H. 'ul.Ine advance OF Flrgr wr1 YOU hrs had no
'Ur-' this market IS sold ~ retail NJ So and on bond
'i 50 nave sold % bbis Crackers 50, add understand
enc H'usr selling by the single hh price The stock
is sufficient igr four months ii least
i 3d. oin-NriIU those days past have accounts
'I ' ticncn Islands being open or 1900 bhis Flour,
onF admissible "trcuch bottoms and sale Of lu1 hhs
90 bond has been made a. 81 Tie only Improvement rs ,n
the tour market and indeed only that winch has been bond
e. can we notice advance d. ship any rack
e''f hcc or InJlc-r Hv1.fg -c --.J a. S. m bond
b" -l's ~ .L@g -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
May 10.

MINERAL SPRING FARM FOR ~SALE.-The
III subscriber Intending to remove to town, will
ODER al public sale, on tho PREMISES, On Monday, The
10th day oil July, the farm on which he resides, near
the Brooke Turnpike, 4 miles from richmond contain
ing 24l acres OF land, about so, are in woods, the ba-
lance, which Is cleared and enclosed, has 20 acres of
rich lew grounds, on the Brook Gre OK, which runs
through the farm. The Upland is very level, and OF
good quality, retains manure well, and 10 adapted to
corn, wheat. oats, rye, and clover, end a large portion
Of IL admirably suited 10 hsrd's-grass, 10 weii-di,shed.
and may be probably converted into a meadow, TO
which purpose, q partof tits At present applied. The
improvements are 4 convenient dwelling house, for q
large family, an Office nesr the house, q frame smoke
house, and kitchen, negro houses. with shiosled roofs
and brick chimnies, an oversser's house, In the farm
yard, which contains q we'll Of excellent water, snd is
enclosed with close plank fence, and cedar posts, ara
Two large and convenient frame barns, with a house
for a wheat-maehine attached 10 one Of them, q car
riags-hsuse and row Of stables, with hay lofts and shsl-
tors, weather-boarded and %shinglsd, ali in good repair,
aud capable Of stsbling 20 horses, and az many cattle;
an excellent market garden. containing 6 acres en-
closed with eypIess paling and cedar posts, . large and
well constructed ice hose. within 100 yards Of the
yields a considerable income. Gentlemen wanting a
spnmer retreat, will end this . desirable ono, or per-
rons disposed TO families, during The sum
msr season, would doubtless 6nd this a favor ablo situ-
ausn for the purpose, from the salubrity Of The air, and
use Of the miaeral spring. The situation 10 rsmarkably
hsaithful, which ten years residence, with o large fam
lily, has abundantly proved.
The u'le clear and unincumbsred.r Terms made
known on the day Of sale. Those Inclined to purchase,
are invited TO view The prsmisss.
After the sale Of the land, I shall dispose of such ne
e.oe' az , r%',idoace 10 'swn will enable me TO dispense
with. Alss, tho stock Of horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
sheep, we1gons. sarts, = wheat fan,
and farming stensils, = blood mare, and q splendid coli.
two years old, by Contention, out Of Timotson mare,
&s. &c.
Application TO be msds to Thomas Taylor, ESQ. who
will sondust the sale, or to the subscriber. residing on
the farm. JACOB MORDECAf.
Spring Farm, Hsnrieo Co.
June HI. Q-fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
LAND 0 SALE.
April 20.

LAND o SALE.
= NHE Subscriber wishing TO remove to the Western
IL Country, offers for sale his land, lying about two
miles below Louisa Court House, on tho Main Stage
Road, leading from the City OF Richmond, on whish
Plantation there 10 situated 4 good Brick House, finish.
cd about two years past, with six rooms,a passage run
ming through il, and a cellar containing one large dining
room, and another for a kitchen, with table out
hoo'es. The above mentioned Tract, contains abou,
Tour hundred and ninety acres of which enc hundred &
twenty acres have been lately Gle cared, and IL well adam.
ed 10 Tho culture OF corn, wheat, and tobacco; the bal.
ance Is In woods, and Is remarkably well ,imbered. IL
lies in the gold region Of Louisa, has a we'll Of excellen,
water 10 the yard, besides springs, which are entirely
convenient, and 10 itusted la a good peigbborhood.
The above mentioned situation, Is good for a Tavern,
. Private Rstidenes, for a Professional Gentle man, or for
Q Carriage Maker, Csbinet Msksr. or any other Me.
ehsnie, being we'll T~imbered, as Timber 10 very scarce
In is vislnity.
AT the same time aud place, will be cold. two halt
acre lots, situated ~atjeiDiog The Hotel a, Loui,a Court
House, wiih a Store House &c. on each Iot. There is
q Mail Stage that runs by the said Court House, twice
every week, to the city Of Richmond. Louisa Court
House, Ohe villsgeJ 10 among the best Stands in the
country, for merchandising, ss there 10 a great deal OF
cash business done there.
A further description OF The Property is dsemed I'M
necessary. as II 10 expesied that those who with 10 pur
chase will view The premises before the sale.
IL The above Property 10 not sold before The second
Monday Ia July next, II will be offered at public sais on
that day, at Louisa Court House, ID being court day.
IL should sell privately, previous 10 July Louisa
Court, The public shall he notified.
May 10. 2-wH ALEXANDER LEVY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
May 81.

N FOR SALE.-Tbe Subscriber offers for sale
NJ that desirable Traet Of Land on which be re,ides,
10 The County Of Madison, about 8 miles from o apge
Court The tract contains 500 acres. more or
less-about ITO Of which are fret rat, low ground,
squsi 10 any on The Rapid Ann river. The upland is
in a good state Of iillsge; yielding abundsn, crops to the
industrious euliiva,or. Toe woodland Ia heavy lin
bsred, ard more than a efficiency 10 suppori the fern.
The improvements consist OF a good and rommodious
framed dwelling house, ki,saeD, barn, ,tsbles, aud all
other necessary out houses.
A moro particular deser' pton 10 deemed unnecessary
AS II 10 presumed any person wishiDg 70 purchase
will hrst view The premises-wbicb will be shown ~
any lime by the subscriber, residing thereon. He
would only add TO III, r, that situated in wealthy neigh
borhOod, in the midsi OF polished society, and IN a fine
healthy region, It would make . desir6 lie summer re.
treat for a gentleman and family, from he lower coun
Try.
His terms. which shall be accommodating can be
known by aPplisatiOn 10 GEORGE NEWMAN.
April 20. I9-vSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
June 10.

NOrlCE.-Pursuan, to tho provisions OF the last
viii and testament Of the late Charles Woodson,
l shall, as his Acting Executor, pIoeeed to sell. at pub.
lie auction, On Wednesday, the 18th day Of July, II fall,
II not the next fair day, the following valuable tracts
Of land. viz:-The tract called SANDERsoN, lying O.
tho South side Of Willis River, and adjoining the same,
10 the county Of Cumberland, containing upw ,rds OF
200 acres, = greater part Of which 10 low grounds, equal
to any lands on that sirsam:-The tract called THO.
MAS, adjoining the lands Of Tarlton Woodsop, Daniel
Sanderson, and others, containing 80 acres, Of good
quality, the greater part Of which Is in wood,:-The
tract called TABBs', lying in the county Of Bucking-
ham, on the North side Of .Randolph's Creek. aud adj
joining the same, containing upwards Of 200 acres.
Also, one other tract, called RANDoLpH's CREEK,
lying on both sides OF the same, in the county Of Buck
ingham, containing between 4 and 500 acres.
The sale OF tho whole will take place on that day,
at the house on SAnderson's tract, and the terms " iii
be one-third In IL months one third in 2 years and the
remaining on,-ihird In 3 years from the day Of sale.
Bonds and security, with deeds OF trust on the properly,
will be required Tor the %paymsnts The trust deeds not
to be in force until the last payment 10 due.
WOODSON.
.dcting Ex'oy Of Charles Woodson. deed.
June lO 9-w4w*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
NOTICE.

PENITHNrIARx, 5ab Mo. 9th, 1881.
THNHE public 10 Informed that al this iostitution, wool
lie earded. aud tho grease fsucd, for 7 cents per
pound, where the wool is washed and picked entirely
tree from trash, and by sending with the wool, ,hs ne.
cessary cloths, the rolls will be neatly bslsd up, go tina,
they may be transported to any distance wi,hou, inju.
ry; wool will be carded aud spun from Is to Is cents
per pound, according to the 6neness Of the yarn, and
those tha, may wish il, can have The same woven into
any description OF cloth, at from 4 TO Is cents per yard,
and where tis desired, warp will be furnished or ex-
changed; any number Of yards above 40 will be warped
from The materials Of cusIomers, less than that quantity
will be exchanged; The shearing and securing OF The
cloth (f desirsd) will be done at a very moderate
charge. Persons having cloth woven in their families,
can have the same shearsd and secured.
.SAML p. PARSONS, Sup't.
MAY 10. I22=fi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
WVRUsT SALE OF LAND By virne Of a Dssd

n Of Trus, exec, ted by Geo 20 Robsr,son, Of
the county OF Ameli', TO the late r imupd n srri.on,
or hh' legal representa- Iva, on the 0 h dsy Of Sc ptember
1922, and duly recorded in Tho Clerks Office Of s'ore-
said county, for certain purposes therein specified, will
be sold 70 ihe highest bidder, on the ~premlses,o on the 9Th
day Of July next, for easb, that Tract or parcel OF L'nd
on which The said George Robsr'son resides, 10 The
Aforesaid county Of Amelia, lying on The river 40.
pomatox, ! I 2 miles above The Junction OF The said ri
YER and Fat Creek, 4 miles below Gcnito, containing
by estimation two hundred and hiiy acres more or les
with q suhieieney OF wood land, DSelllng House, and
other out Houses, a healthy and pleasap, { ostion spd
an agreeable Neigabousbood. TIE en- rcfi0,r being the
legal representative Of the late Edmund Harrison,
the Trustee will only convey Sucb title a. be the True
tee was vested with, though he belle zee II to be inds
pu,sbie. NATHANIEL HARRISON. Error
Of Edmund Harrison. deed
) Jsne 2. Swiss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
MAY 10.
a MOST DESIRBLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

a MOST DESlRBLE FOR SALE.
IA I wish to sell the Estate adjoining the City of
Richmond, called Belvidere, containing seventeen acre,
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
the accommodation oil a large family. This property
has in bearing, and approaching that state, a selection
of Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, of more than an hun
dred varieties; and, beside a garden OF two acres, high.
ly manured, with extensive and very productive As
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which the whole IL acres are enclosed and subdivided,
afford borders for early vegetables, equal in extent TO a
large garden, and admirably adapted to such a purpose.
The lands not employed in gardening, are full rich for
that or any other culture, TO which an owner might in
cline to devote them, and il desirable TO a purchaser;
six acres, not within, but adjoining the enclosure, will
be embraced in the sale. Persons disposed TO pur-
chase will please apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor, in
Richmond, or the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
NAV 81. eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS.

CoLUMnUs, Ohio, April 7,h, 1881.
NHE undersigned, Counseilers al Law, beg leave
to give notice 10 the claimants and original swr-
ers Of Virginia Military Lands located in OAio, tha,
they will prosecute any and all rights TO these lands,
which may he conhded to them, with as little delay as
possible, and for a Reasonable compensation.
Many thousand acres OF these lands were sold for
taxes 10 the years lS04-5-6-and 7. and the origit al
or their heirs, suppose their title thereto Is
wholly lost, by reason OF said sale. This is a mistake:
the sale OF lard Tor taxes In OHIO, are generally void.
Our residence is at the seat Of government, where we
have ready access to ,he Records of all sales of lands
for taxes, and we will promptly give any Information
required In relation to lands in this State, which may
be obtained in The public Offices or o,herwi.e.
ORRISH PARISH and
LYME STARTLING, Jr.
April 20. II9-w6m