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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15
GREAT PUBLIC MEETING

On Wednesday morning tie following notice was is
sued in Handbis, and distributed through the streets;
"ASrI- ABOLITION MEHTISG.--1he citizens of Concord
and strangers in town, friendly the Union of The states
and opposed to the injurious proceeding. OF t, elAli
onists are requested to meet at the Courthousc on
thursday evening, I'd INST, at O'Clock adopt sucly
measures on The subject may be deemed pcdent and
proper when met
Grover, Caleb Stark, jr., VIM NJ Virgin Jnhn Win.
pie Aaron Morse, $. &. Badger Joseph Low rima,hy
Walker, j. Il. Moore, stephen Brown David Davis ir'
, T. Ircnch Arlond Carroll, Hiram Locke John r.
Cas-, John Gass, Peter Wadieish II. VI Rolf r. Mot.
caIi, Jer fechcr, ~ r. Moore, Isaac n. Haynes True
Osgood Evans Anderson, Gardner p Lyon, Philip b.
Grant, G.. w Ella. Joel & Donfurth r. Mansur w "
kslabfook, Geo. Mino, Abfa. Bean Wm Richardson.
VIM Gilman, Chs ~ Rolle, J. W Moore, Vim West
BuTgin, Mel lIutchns, Henry Farley, James Saoborn
Lewis Downing, jos. S. fh,ot, Joseph Robinson John
J. Aver, a. Cupen, j., II. Whiemofe, Geo u Abbot,
Jonathan Eastman, Peter Renlon Robert Davis J. w.
Lang, Samuel Morrill,, Isaac Hill, Rclafh Braaey.
Abiel Walker, Charles ~ Pcasec, Elliot Chickcring
Asa MFoTland. stephen Rand Robert r KimbaIl. Ab.
ncr 3. Kelley, William g. Webster, samuel Fletcher
Laban Page, Ezra Carter William Fisk and jacob a
Potter
PUBLIC MEETING IN CoNCoRn
AZ very numerous aud respectable mccting oe eis.
zens Of Concord and vicinity assembled IN pursuance of
notice. Thursday evening 30 insl for te pnrposs nj
considering tie measures adopted by the Abolition So
ceties, on Tie subec Of Slagcfy in The United stots
On motion OF William Low Esq, Ralph bletcalf Eso
was appointed Chainnan, and George ~ Ella and Joseph
Robinson, Secretaries.
W. htphoh ~ i'i.fdlA tfthuiVN3 ESQ., committee of
seven, consisting Of nessrs jacob d Moore Willioln
low, Charles Cove George w Ncsmnh, Gyms Bar.
tor Richard iadiey, aud Charles IT, Pcasce were a
pointed 10 report resolutions expressive Of the views Of
tl meetings WHO subsequently, through Mr. hloorc tei,
Chairman, reported the following;
whereas The Constitution under which we live was
The result Of mutual concession and compromise of
conflicting interests, 10 which among other hnes the
ngitohng question Of Domestic Slavery was bv com.
pact eI 10 the entire control Of the States within whose
borders existed ADD whereas tc experience Of nearly
alf century Of unexompled prosperity has tested the
Incompatible value Of that sacred Charter and the wis
dom % the great and good who framed il; and
whereas, Associations having for their avowed object
the immediate abolition If Slavery in the Southern and
southwestern States Of This Union, have been recently
insut0ten ~ individuals Of the North, under whose
auspices agencies have been established and pubica.
tons Of an nsnmatory character tending to en0ender
STRIFE between the different States Of the confderacv
and Pering our happy Union and whereas our bre.
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NDICHMoND ACADEMY.--'rhe Board of1rustees
- take pleasure in advising the Public that the above
spacious and convenient establishment being entirely
finished, is ready to be opened The first session
will commence on Thursday, the first day oil October
next.
The following able Professors have been appointed
and accepted the respective situations assigned them
wit: Doctor Socrates Maupn Principal of the Instit,l
lion, and Professor Of mathematics Rowland REYNOLDS
ProttsSor Of The Ancient, and Ii. A. Saunders of the
English Languages
In the English School, will be taught Reading,
Writing, Geography, Elements of History and Chro-
noogy, Logic, Rhetorick, English Grammar Exercises
in Composition and Arithmetic.
Int the School Of the Ancient Languages will be taught
the Latin and Greek, the Roman and recan Antaui-
ties. with the History and Geography of each
The third and highest branch will comprehend Mathe-
mates generally, including Arithmetic Algebra Geomc
try, Plane, and Spherical Trigonome;ry with their app
cations, and the Diiereniia and Integral
tura Philosophy and Chemistry may also be added
competent Teacher Of the Modern I.anguag es will be
procured as early practicable and such other Teachers
will be provided may be found necessary to promote
tue success of the Academy.
No Pupil will be admitted who is under 10 venr, of
age Each Student may attend either all the differ
ent schools If he attends all, the fee fo the whole
One moiey Of the fee to be paid cnteIing and the
other at the commencement of the second session
The Zee to the Teacher of the Modern Languages will
be separate charge.
The FIRST Session commences the LIST October and
wiend on the 2lst day of February The second Ses-
sion commences the LIST of March, and i'll terminate
on the 3ist OF July in each Academic year.
The following gentlemen compose the Board of Trus
tees to either Of whom application may be made for the
admission Of Scholars, 10 wit:
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON, President
ANTHONY ROBINSON, IN, Treasurer.
JOHN q. LAY, Seereary.
THOMAS RICHIE,
WAi. ANDERSON,
J. Il. TRiPLETT,
GUSTAyUS A. MYERS,
honERT GGW1hifiuMEY,
ARCHIBALD PLEASANrS, Junr.
CHARLES ELLIS,
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
NICHOLAS MILLS,
ROBERT q. SCOTT
JAMES +. HEATH,
JOHN H. EIJSTACE
BERNARD rEYTON,
SAMUEL SUBLETT
RICHARD A. CARRiNCTON
GEORGE ". MUNFOR.l, and
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Published by order of the Board
THos RITCHlE, Chairman
Sept. Is. 3S-uO
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EMAIL SUPPLY Of Drugs Medicines, PAINTS, &c,
IL Se--The subscriber solicts call from the Mcr-
sell Goods of every kind, connected with the 4po cca-
ry business as low they be purchased in any
o'her market His stock is now very large, and will be
completed by the 10th September NJ H. DAY
September s. [36-4tl Narket.Souarc
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August IS.


ET0R SALE, 4 FARM, aoiM good School lara.
n. Gon--A Tract of Land, lying near TavIorsoiIi
Hanover county, distant from Richmond 81 miles "a
within half mile Of the Fredericksburg and R;rb
inond Railroad, containing 500 acres is offered bv ,b
subscriber private sale, until Thursday the Ist Is 50
October 1t not previously sold il will be offered pnll
on mat day This lsnd is Of good quality for LigI
land with about one half cleared and the other in f6
virgin growth Of oak, pine, hickory, &c II lies we'll for
improving is adapted TO wheat and and clover
acts wen as an mproyerand situated in atI
healthy and desirable ncgbborhood The ifnoro0eo,enf,
consist OF comfortable dwelling containing foo,na
good barn stable cornhouse aud OH other NECESSARY
buildings Tor The convenience and comfort Of n ,oS
with good peach and apple orchard There IL a Good
W story framed schoolhousc IN which There has 2ec
!arge school taught for number Of years by Mr. liz
rod Anderson, previous TO his REMOVING 10 The s,,
The proximity Of this situation to the Railroad ,yili ys
complete teacher the great advantage Of having school
maze up with boarding scholars, from the facilesaf,d
ing citizens OF Richmond opportunity Of ecaJi,,
children to school in TIC country where t6cy car bs
the country air, and giving them opport,inif g ;
to town by every Saturdays Car and be- in school Ns
day, without loss Of time in school.
The Land is susceptible Of being divided into ,,o
tracts and purchasers be procured for f,en,
raely the division will be made for their
Persons wishing to purchase will apply 10 Inc s1brr;
Der on the premises SAMUEL C,C,CIIn,n ~ III
fA"s"'' - 32-tds
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20 iCBMOND FREDERICKSBURG AMI po.
40 IOMAC RAlL-kOAD--At meeting Of ,l,e
President aud Directors Of the Company, on tIc Ii
September, 1875,
Hesoi0ed That further amount Of Sos on each shoe
be- required from Inc Stockholders to be- paid in five in
slaments, at the following times viz s. on or before
the lOh of October rext; 50 before the 10th Of
November next; - on before the 10th of Decent
Der next - before the 10th Of January next and
- on or before tho 10Th Of February next These sums
tobe deposited heretofore In Inc Rank of V;,,i
TO the credit Of the Company 5''"'
WM z. SHEPPARD. see'yy.
September I. 87LI0o
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Ne CUNT IDA FOR SALE AT AUCTfON-I
1yA viii sell this valuable and beautiful Estate Ia dcs-
criPon OF which has been given in pre- vious adver
usemenD at public auction, Tuesday the 22d day of
S'PtemoeT on .he premises, (near New Canton, Buck
inghan county, fair if not the next fair dav unless
privately sold, Of which notice will be piyen-Tbe privi
lege oi seeding crop Of wheat will be given Of which
there may be from two to three hundred bushels oyyed
and entire possession given at Chrstmas-Terms made
known on the day of saleOn the same day will sell
an my stock Of booded horses, among them five brood
mares inferior TO but few, if anyand now in ioal bv
the frst horses in country-as Tranby. Chatcay,
Margaux, Irufle, Washington, Young Tonson &c
JAMES p. WILKINSON.
August IS. On y,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HDURSUAN1 to the provisions of the last will and
IL testament of the late John Dedman decd, will be
sold, at public auction, the 9th day of next month,
(Ocober) az the late residence of said deceden the
Tract of Land whereon lie lately resided lying both
sides Of Blue Stone Creek, in the county oi Mccklen
burg containing by estimation, four hundred
Will also be sold at the time and place. the said de-
cedcnts stock of horses cattle sheep and hogs house.
hold and kitchen furniture, aud plantation utensils crop
ofcorn wheat oats and fiddler Will also be sold the
same place, the 9th day of November next
luable slaves, belonging to the said decedens estate
consisting of men and women, mostly young aud likely,
yoke oxen, and cart, several work horses some
mich cows.-Tcrms will be made known the sale
Any wishing 10 view the land will apply the
Executor on the premises.
SAMUEL DEDMAN, Executor
lecklenburg county, Sept. 18th, 1885,. 3S-3t
EDUBLIC SALE.--Will be sold to the highest bid
"a der, at public auction, Monday, the 2.st day of
September next, it fair, if not, the next fair day. OH
the premises the Tavern called Chesburg in the upper
end Of Caroline county the road from fredericksburg
to Goodas in Hanover county; the road from the low
er country to the Virginia Springs and Westward Also
passes by this here VIII also be sold the
time and place. eight Tracts of Land adjoining the Ia
vern, and in the vicinity; the number of made
known the day of sale Persons wishing purchase
are invited to view the premises. The terms made
known oil the day of sale, by THE LEGATEES.
September To- 3S-tds
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MODERN LANGUA GES.-The Trustees of the
1VH Riet'noad Acadcmy wish to employ a Teacher of
the Modern Languages for that instution.--The com
pensaon will consist entirely Of the fees which are fixed
at $40 a $40 for each pupil of whom it is expected
thcie wi be sufficient number to render the situation
desirable one, as il would be permanent, il satisac
ton De givcn--None will apply, it is presumed bat
such as can produce respectable evidences of their ca
pacy Letters (post paid may be addressed, verbal
application made TO either of the subscribers As The
institution will be opened the first of the ensuing
month, carly communications required
TIlOS. RITCHlE, Chairman.
Jso. o. LAY, Secretary.
Sept. 10. 33-uO
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September 9.

ne oANOkE LAND FOR sALE-Designng to
~ move to the South West propose 90 sell the fol-
lowing va liable real estate Cac tract of and Xjng ON
lne south side OF Roanoke River in the cnnntics NJ
ecklcnbufg, Virginia, and Warren North Car,l;o, az
mixes above Weldon and 10 above wilkins Ferry con.
ainiig 800 acres; Of which, about 600 arc bottom If
superior 4ualny-lO1 in original wood and frs,.,,,c
plant and Ot Tie high land, about 100 acres only have
Oeen Cleared; tie balance is heavily tinbereJ and NJ
good quality for inc production of wheat and tobacco
The improvements embrace every building necessary Cor
quarter piantaton--nosily new end in good order
me tobacco barns unusually Dod built rhicv With,
III inc three years last past and sufficient 10 scure
crop OF 6O,OOO pounds. ] can, with confidence p,o
Hoance this of the very best estates on Inc Ro,dt
i'S extent, ana few IT any, in good sluation
Tor immediate profitable planting Ii is very co,,vno;o,t
70 the feters5urg and Richmond markets and will short
pe equaly SO TO that Ot Norfolk, by means of The
Ofshouh fH-rOad. now rapidly tending to it's connie
oh Excellent springs abound in all pafs ol The plan
ation-and know il 10 bc remarkably uroI,I,, b.,,,
resided on IL, With my family, for two years Nv Pbv
sc'an hills for attendance on more tnan 90 re,,r
nave not exceeded 40 dollars FOR The last five wears
bloomsbury, my place Of residence !ynp ON The ,cairs
o. smith Creek, Warren county n CaroIina ,,ii.s
west oil the town Of Warrenton and 10 from Roapote
wv, containing LOU acres About half Of this
sst Is ~ WOOD ana fair proportion, say 200 acres fine
tobacco land There alec 81 acres Of ohlvinn,ovd
coton ots and % 10 30 acres of creek bottom The i'm
PNFeents are very extensive, we'll arranged and SLIGHT
Ieplfs now heing made, will put them in rood order
e situation IS pleasant and The ncghboriood aareca
One other tract lying within half mile If Tho CO.,
House OF ihat large and wealthy county Mcclenburg
va, containing seven hundred and lightweight acres
-" P'itivh VI uliS NU0 rs StandtuV ori0iuaI
WOOD ana about one-htif is Of good quality well sdanf-
Cd to ihe production Of wheat and tobacco II would
in.n,'n an 9grcca and convenient residence TO any
gentleman having children TO educate, being within
lew minutes walk Of that fourishin0 institution Ran
doPh WAGON College, and female school Of ipi stand
ing IN boydon- Further description Of these lands l.
deemed unnecessary, as is presumed that THOSE persons
disposed % purchase will view them Mr. Daniel r
hicks wili treat orhe tract Boydton Bad hcalt
oOges me TO secs mider climate and am tho rr.
Tesolgea on selling Letters addfessedto Warren.
toh5 ~ Carolnas VII receive prompt attention.
GEO. D. BASKERVILLE
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USl PUBLiSiIED, and for sale by Warrock
% me b~g'pia md Month Caroiina airaanae for H.
yeo' OF our Lord 1886 by David Richardson Of o,isa
ICus.y; .1"y containing statement Of the Banking
SaPnn IN the several States and the Representaon Is
Nongress rom the commencement Of the Government.
e. we Pless"t TINE, with the Electoral votes that eacb
state VIII have in The coming election Of p,csJcn, "a
wee President Of tie United States isbnJer ssio'
Inent o. INC Penitentiory establishment from IL com.
mencemeht N loVO, to the Both June 1896 showing
offences, Pardoped died, &C. for each ycarsnd ~
Sept T. AZ A.
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egAAGA PACKAGES BRITISH DRY GOODS
eS w We have just ia our Fail ilnpcrtation
per ship Ialy.Uo from Liverpool, which, with goods
previously received. makes
Three E1ndred Packages Briiish Dry Goods
The iarges snd best offered To the Mer-
chants OF THIS State by ourselves, probably any
other house IN this city---consisling in part of
Super aud extra blue black olive green invisible do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15

EWTOODSTOCK FOR SAI.E-The Subscribers
" VIII expose to sal, by public auction on Thurs
day, The first day of October next on the premises a,
heantnl estate called WooDsrocK ale the property of
William Fitzhngh Carter, Esq, containing. thirty.two
hGhfed and twenty five acres (by an old survey yin
IN The county of Fauquer, about miles below Inc town
oi Narentnn, (and distant from Frederick sburg Fall
mouth about 30 miles,) Cedar and Turkey Runs
Wnich streams unite on the farm and through it,
About sixteen numbered OF this land are cleared
ana divided into fourteen fields nearly quite hun
dred OF which irsratc low grounds of me xaustibe
fertility and may yeadiy be turned into mradowabont
MY acres are now IN timothy Nearly the whole tract
is enclosed under good and substantial fences The un
cleared land is generally of first quality. The tim
Der as bee preserved with unusual care the late own
eT never permitting any Of the prime timber to be used
me improvements comfortable but small Dwenr
ioasc, (tne ansion House having been destroyed by
hfe some years ago. large Kitchen and Laundry Meat
rfouse, Ice House, &c, with two Wells OF remarkably
nus S'ei ~ the yard; The Stabie and Carriage House
are SUPERIOR being of brick and sufficient To hold twenty
four horses large Barn Corn Houses &c &c Its rare
that such this is brought into market. il il
certainly one amongst the finest i the State of Virginia
tile Tract was selected out of survey of Twentv,two
thousand Acres originally belonging the Carter es-
TERMS or SALE ne -fourtl, a well endorsed Ne.
gouao!e Note at SIX mouths--the balance and 3
years credit with interest from the date To be secured
W personal security ana deed of trust the land
After the Land is sold will be offered for sale the grow
ing crop OF Corn, which very large one and 300 900
weight OF Hay; all the stock OF Horses Cattle and
sheep Wagons, Plantation Utensils Black smiths Tools
Carpenters Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture
&c. &c-the sheep are remaTkably fue and l,rn. ,,d
ore perhaps the only unnixed flock in this section of Vr
glna-Ihe sale will be ntinued from day to day nm
VI The whole Is All sums under lty dol.
lars, casiall over, years credit 10 bear interest
rom the date which will be relnquishcd if the bonds are
Punctualiy paid. JOHN s. WEXFORD
MURRAY FORBES
ED. H. CARMICHAEL
- me- O 36-tds
n B-1he farm above advertised as Woodstock. com
ssts of two adjoining plantations viz: Woodstock nro
per- containing 1897 acresand Forest Farm containing
So acres lhey wili be sold either separately or tore.
ther They are bounded by The lands oe the MessTs
fzhugns Jacob Weaver, and Others and among the best
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~ 4 ~ REWARD. -Spayed from Nathaniel p
W ~ " Thompson, on Friday, The 4lh instant
sun" pay mare with two white fret before and one
ts'-she also has small white spot on her nose rides
VEIL PAGES aud ifos. The above re ward will be Given
yer, OF secured 20 that get her again.
Septenbcr1l .{1 as
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ford mixed London Cloths
DO. d. Double .illcd drab do.
Do do Blue, black, drab, and fancy mixed
DO. do Double millcd London Cassiucrrs
Do do Blue and black single iaed do. do
DO DO Tuilanet, swansdown and Valencia
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dam Madison r' -
dam Eagle. > y " ''
H. a. Oliver enters -- by
William w Hurt enters CHI f. Henrietta Scott bv Sir
Nhsles, dam Charlotte Temple.
pehJainin Davidson enters b. c. by Gohanna dam Sal
jy Film, by Yirginian.
heats entrance Sl5
THIRD Day Jockey Club Purse, $3.50, three mile
heats entrance 500.
FocHrn DAY.--Propric:or's Purse, 5000, two mile
heats entrance SIS.
FIFTH DAY--A Sweepstake Colt Race for three year
ora COTS and tilies, mile and repeat one hundred
dollars entrance, half forfeit
raschal Butord enters s. f. by Shakespeare
1ohn - Hurt enters g.. C. Red Lion by Sir Charles
dam American Eagle - - ss'
ing Kate. y '''A''y' o"'' O'eeP
dam Sir Hal ~ y'V y ''eN'eJi
IL Ohyef enters ------ by --
Pacolct. o'"''B''"' ua'n Oy
Squaw -"'O'eO"' ua"'
TIE Purses for each day race will be paid the ;one,
subject 10 tic usual discount All necessary prepata
ZION ior The accommodation Of Racers
c.. >. }. II. OLIVER, Proprietor.
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n YNCHBURG KACES--The Races over ,Le
~ Lynchburg Course will commence on Tuesday the
va September, and continue five days
FEST H DAf;--A Sweepstake Colt Race for three year
trance half forfeit -
dam Madison r' - r'''
william MccnrgO enters b. c. Chidcrs, by Sir Charles
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NDICHMOND ACADEMY.-'rhe Board Trustees
take pleasure in advising the Public that the above
spacious and convenient establishment being entirely
finished, is ready to be opened The first session
will commence on Thursday, the first day OF October
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
NJ AAAxAE MS.

Married on Thursday, the l7h Instant by the REV.
irftth Dlckonson. Mr.. DAVID w NowLiS. to Nh.
ELIzAUtrn, daughter Of Nh. Jacob Berger Jf dec d.
al OF Plttsylvania.
-, on the 18th Instant by the Rev. Samuel
/ Hips. Ny Srorswoop BRowN, to Miss ELlzA.
beth EwiNG all OF bedford
on Thursday evening, l9th instant. IN
buckingham county by the Rev. Po,ndexter =.
smith, WILLIAM \ Poont. Esq. Of Richmond. 10
Mss Eliza HoIrso, only daughter OF DIR. Joel
w Flood, Of SAID county.
-, on Thursday, the lo,b instant, by the Rev.
Saml Armlslc al, the Rev. RunrRT iluer. Of the
esteln Distinct OF Tennessee, late oi Halifax Va
o Mrs. ELIZA lliLL, daughter OF John Morris Esq
OF kichmnnd, Va.
on Tuesday evening. the 18th instant, BY
he Rev Nr. Eattbnrn, Hon. 4. e.. CAmnHILLNa.
,Rcpre ,rntatwc III Congress from New York; 10
fnEBE GLOVER, daughter OF the late John |. Glover
- IN Marion, Mr.. II. lIINSLsGEa. aged l0l
'carS, 10 Mrs L. \. PfAs, aged 81 The happ,
pair mead to remove to T.xa,, where they mean Il
zettle tor life TAI III Ysstt EiorIG!n.
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lof aalc on 1.cafA..

'IliE subscriber having recently purchased Farm.
= aod biting desre,ts Co best0w more,f ms stten-
hon 70 itthen he do under NE emf numerous
engagements lie las on hand oilers for sale his
House and lot in the town of Lovirresfon fte
deems II use ess 10 enter into hetiil of the many
advantages and eonseniences tins improvement pos
ScSses he will however renlark, that from its loca-
hiy' 'onrehieat aud exclusive imEf3grmeafs, Sc il
certainly one Of The very hest aud most desirable
situ1'tons tot Tsvern aud Store 10 Be found any
whtfe Ia thr upper country. II has been occupied,
toy number OF years, by the uhscrb.r as Tavern
and Store, and rs such, isvrry extensively known
he Improvements consist, in par, III a large two
Noty uew BRICK Honse Connecting fgt5 connmodi-
Gus " OGDEN Ientnitn.s together, both Of which are
nearly rsw Ia 10. first story of the Brick IIouse /.
store rom hts5 up IN tio hest manner for y.,.;I
lug Goods. On the OF (which contains 10 ac,,s NJ
LAID, III STATE nj the nirchs' ipruter,. n, and cui
tiraton4 TREE lar. aud rooiny : ablfs i've e
winch have bern recently built -thesc toveb.y ,v,t
crs. ki.rhen, Mr. &c, maacs il one offhe mos, A.
srable snn,;ionsto be found any where tor man of
h"s'aess, WHO wishes 10 unite the Tavern keeping
and Mercantile business together.
Sbond an opportunity not present itself when
can sell The above Property then would lease Il
'oi uei Jess tlan i've yeats, To careful and respon.
Nh" tcnant A. The Properly il very vliua BIZ, and
certainly equally dssi.ahe ain NOT disposed TO lease
II 10 any Que who l. not alo gcihet RESPONSE II
rs Therefore hoped none other vii apply
Any communication ou the subject pesi paid adj
Ore ss1 to me. n this place. viii he rronnay attend
ca TO- L. T. ESTES
loNnes,on. Nalson Co. Nov 30 w3,