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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27
PEg ESSED HAY!
JOHN B. CROSS,

EHOYlMcT7si Agent --a E'OlsEss2saa.
TWAVlNG erected on Union iFhari, Il Nag. -
=. q q azine, capable of storing nhoui tHo =
- Thousand tons oi Pressed Hay, would respect Il
- fully notify SHIP 0WNERo that cargoes of %
- Hny may al all times, be had without delay, -
= AT the lowest rates, according 10 quality, =
4 The deptho of water at the Magazine at loao -
Y tide. bcing about nine feet will afford, al high e
- tide water Sufficient for the largest ships, p
- where the Navigation, in the coolest winters, ~
= is seldom nb>tfuclcd, single day, by ice -
The arrangements ofihis Agency, are such, that
the largest vessels can be loaded, in, taco, or three
GAYS with selected Hay.
Orders, will be faithfully executed with despatch,
at al times Of the year
The Hay will be carefully re-wcighcd when de-
livorcd from The magazine.
Portland Feb |, 1898 tl45.
Apply to D. C. .MAGOUN, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27
A. B. ROBINSON

Is Selling of his entire Stock, of Gools at r fDU-
L. G. 10 P2itA .s for Cash. The stock consists Of
Dry Goods Crockery, Glass, Hard Hollow and Stone
Wares, making first rate assortment and WILL BE
SOLD; No mistake call and see.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27
Fog sale.

u THE House situated on the cor
S'!Tres, nerof Washington and chool SITS.
fa1 Is Il recently occnpied by the sub>crib-
= 'siass'E er-lor particulars inquire Of Ha-
vid Holmes Esq on the premises or to the subscribe
er at augusta. ClA@. MaRo ION.
May I'd. lyi5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27
EDGs. I'd AY Nc

AhFFERS his professional services Physician
4 " and Surgeon, to the citizens OF Bath and vi
rinity and for his professional qualifications begs
leave to refer TO the foil wing physicians.
james M Ktcn, ~. ID. Topsl,a,n.
Moses Shaw, Nj. d. Wiscassei.
s N. p DR. Paine may be ionnd for the present at
Mr. John Donnell's on the point.
Jolly l2lii 1885, MS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27
SAMUEL CROWELL,
TAILOR.

KM7OULD inform the Inhabitants OF Bath and
Wv vicinity that he has taken IA shop in " IN
NJ Rognr's new Brick block front Street where
he intends carrying on the Tailoring business in
all its branches and h,pes to merit share OF the
public patronage. All those iavoring him with
their custom may depend on having their work ex :
cuted in the most fashionable style and warranied
10 fit. Uniforms made with ncatness and disna'ch'
I,ut;ing dnnn 10 order at short nOtlcc.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27

rrJV!IE subscriber has now on hand a large and
q extensive assortment of Cooking Stoves Of
almost every pattern now in use. .4iso. FlkE
FRAMES, of various patterns.
--ALSO:-
n extensive, and complete assortment OF TIN
WIRE. copper. Lead aud Britannia " are, and a
great variety ofother articles, which he will sell on
reasonable terms.
WANTED,
uT exchange for the above, A or tons paper rags;
also old pewter, lead, copper, brass. &c.
A pl l5. tf3 w a. STEVENS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-27
NEW GOODS.

a LARGE stock inst received, which were pur-
- chased in New York for Cash and will be
sold nt low prices by NJ. LEDYAKD. Among
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30
RIGHT AND WRONG.
A SKETCH AT. SEA.
Bv Thomas Hood.

The rights of man, whether abstract or real,
divine or vulgar, vested or contested, civil or
unciviI, common or uncommon, have been 80
fully and so frequently discussed, that one
would suppose there was nothing new to be
felt or expressed on the subject, ! was agree
ably surprised, therefore, during late passage
from ireland, to hear the, rights Of an individu-
al asserted in so very novel a manner, as to
seem worthy Of record. Tho injured purity
was involuntarily fellow passenger; and the
first glance. at-him, as he leisurely ascended
the cabin-stairs, bespoke him Original. His
face, figure, dress, gait and gestures, were all
more orless eccentric; yet w,tioutany appa-
rent afectation Of singulartys His manner was
perfectly earnest and business-like, though
quaint. On reaching the deck, his first move
ment was towards the gangway; but q mo-
mentsuffiesd,to acqaaint' him with the state of
the .case.in i The letter bags having been lde,
tanned an hour beyond the, usual time Of depart
ure, the; steam had been put on at gallop, and
her majesty s mail packet, the Gaebre, had al
ready y'accomplished some hundred fathoms Of
her corse, This untoward event, however,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30

right have | to be sick; as sick as q doe7 FFc
no right to be squalnishl I've no right % bs
tumbling over ropes, and pails, and what noi,
to tho ship's-headg
But my good sir,'--began the prompou6
man. 'si5 81
Don't sir me, sir! Yon took y0urown pas
sage. You have right to be sick; you've 4
right to goto the side every FIVE minutes YOU'VE
a right to die oft! But it's the reverse with
me; have no right vf the sortr
~, certainly not, SIR SAID the pomposify
offended in his turn. you are indubitably tie
best judge your own privileges. only ber
to be allowed to remark, that where / felt / Ind
SO little right, should hesitate to intrude nv
SELF SO saying, he bowed himself very for
nnally, and, commenced his retreat to the cab
in, while the skipper pretended to examine the
compass very minutely. In fact, our original
had met with chokepear. The fat mans
answer was too much for him, being framed
on principle clean contrary to his own pecu-
liar system Of logic. The more he tried 70 un-
ravcl it's meaning, the more he got entangled.
He didn't like il, without knowing and he
quite disagreed with it, though ignorant OF its
purport. He looked up at the funnel, and at
the flag and at the deck, and down the compan-
ion stairs and then he wound up oil BY a long
shake of his head, as mysterious as Lord Bur,
leigh's, at the wheel. His mind seemed made
up. He buttoned his coat up to the very chin,
as if to secure himself to himself, and never
opened lns lips again till the vessel touched the
quay at Holyhead. The captain then attempt
cd a final apology, butt was interrupted 10 the
middle.
Enough said, sir, quite enough. IF you've
only done yonr duty, you've no right TO beg
pardoni and Pveno right to ask it. All mean
to say is, here am !, in Holyhead, instead Of
Dublin. don't care what that fat fellowsaye,
who don't understand his own rights. ] stick
to all said before. have no right to be up
in the moon, have II OF course not; and Pve
no more right to stand on this present quay,
than have to be up in the moon. IS
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30

FIRST SETTLEMENT OF Ono .---It was 50
years on the 7th day Of April last, as recently
stated byrone ofthe party, since ga persons
landed at the junction Of the Ohio and Musk
ingum rivers, under the command Of Gen. Ru-
fus Putnam, and commenced the settlement of
the state Of Ohio, in the presence Of nearly
three hundred Indians, who had assembled on
thelopposite side of the Muslxingum. The
landing took place at 10 o'clock off bright and
beautiful spring morning. Says western pa
per: 'ssT
"What q change have these ffly years
producedin Ohio; It's dark forests have been
swept away before the axe Of the eeftlar;
farms, towns and Cities occupy the site Of the
wigwam, the steam boat has taken tho place
of the canoe; and population Of million e<-
ists on the same territory that supplied but a
scanty subsistence to a few hundfed royMg
savages. Such rapid and entire rhangs i
without . precedent IA the history ef ths
world "A
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30
Volume II.--NO. rs. .sslt

,JosephH, Homer, vs.. Henry w. Christie,
the President, Directors accompany of the Bank
of Norwalk, james Woicott and Samuel A.
Sargent. '7si'nei' 2iI 'a2i, a11' i0'lHi ial'
MN pursuance ofan order of the Court of Conn
III mon Pleas of ucas County, and State of
Ohio, at their April term, 1883, the said Hen
nv w. Christie, of the state of New York, is
hereby notified that the said Joseph H. Homer
of the said state of New York, filed bill inChan-
Gerry agan.t the said Henry w. Christie, the
President, Directors s. Company of the Bank of
Norwalk, JamesW olcott & Samuel A Sargent,
stating that the said Henry w. Christie, on
the cd day of July, 1896, made and executed
his several notes, payable to the said Samuel
A. Sargent, or order, and mortgage, bearing
even date with said notes, securing the pay
ment of said notes; that said Sargent then and
there assigned one of said notes for the sum of
four thousand one hundred and twenty-fivedol-
lars, payable one year from date, to the said
Homer, and that the said sum of money is now
due, praying that the said land and premises
in said mortgage mentioned, be directed to be
sold in satisfaction of said sum of money in
said note and mortgage specified, and other re-
lief. aast4s
And the said Henry w. Christie is further
notified that unless he appear and plead, an
swer or rdemur to the said bill within sixty days
after next term of the said court, the said Jo-
seph II Homer, at the next term after the ex-
plration of the said sixty days, will apply tothe
said Court to take the matters of the Bill as
codfessed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
MAY g. YOUNG, Sofs. for Complainant.
Nav is, 1888. 59w6
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30
POETRY.
From the New York Mirror.
.f, A LEGEND.

.ssgisA od BYwILLIAM 9. BRYANT. s,y. r.,
Upon rock that high and sheer, ,-,, .,,.
Rose from the mountains breast,
A weary hunter Of the deer, 81
Had set him down to rest, ea sa ao}a ad
And barred, torthe summer air, vain rs sa
4 His hot rcd brow and sweaty hair. , s.t4
All dim in haze the mountains lay, ri 4ir,gf
With DINNER Wales between; M .tt.,
And rivers gmmered on their way
By forests, family seen,
While ever rose a murmuring sound h
From brooks below and bees around.as 4 :
He listened till he seemed to hear ~
Ia voice so soft and low, o9 h'go7 tba
That whether in the mind or ear,s1 1s K,
al, The listener scarce might know; .e
With such tone, SO sweet and mild,
The watching mother luls her child.
"That weary huntsman," thus it SAID, "
"Thou, faint with toll and heat! 7I n
Tho pleasant land of rest is spread -t
Before thy very feet, 49,,
And those whom thou wouldst gladly see
Are waiting there to welcome thee" ~
He looked, and 'twixt tie earth and sky,
Amidst the nUontide haze, s. .a'5t slt-
A shadowy region met hiseye, t1 sn,e
And grew beneath his gaze, .i,, ...t d,
AS if the vapors of the air
Had gathered into shapes SO fair. ,. "
Trees freshened as he looked, and showers
Showed bright on rocky bank,
And fountains swelled beneath the bowers,
Where deer and pheasant drank. sr
He saw-the gittering stream; he heard
The rustling bough, and twittering bird.
And friends-the dead in boyhood dear,
Then lived and walked again;
And there was one who many year
Within her grave had lain-- aF q
Affair young girl, the regions pride, -l
His heart was breaking when she died.
Bounding, as was, her wont, she came
Right towards his resting place,
And reached her hand, and called his name,
With sweet and smiling face. oar
Forward, with fixed and eager eyes, -..
The hunter leared, in act to rise.
Forward he leaned, and headlong down
Plunged from the craggy wall;
He saw The rocks, steep, stern and brown,
An instant, in his fall 'lH.Ia rl fa4
A fearful instant and no more u 80
The dream aud life at once were Ger! ,y.,.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30
THE YORKSHIRE scHooLMAsTER.
BY BOZ.
From Nicholas .Nicklebl

rFoW sftchotdS 'NtChteoy'
A scene descriptive of putting out little boys
to school, sisss5 . os-sf Ion Sa"s '1ro7
Mr.. squeerswas standing in a box by one o
the coffee-room fire-places, fitted with one sucl
table as is usually seen in coffee-rooms, and
two of extraordinary shapes and dimensions
made to suit the angles Of the partition. In
the corner ofthe seat was a very small trunk,
tied round with scanty piece of cord; and on
the trunk, was perched-his lace-up half-boots
and corduroy trowsers dangling IN the air-a
diminutiye bow, with his shoulders drawn up
to his ears, and his hands planted on his knees,
who glanced timidly at the school master from
time to time with evident dread and apprehen,
sion. ID, ID ,sAs saq Dll .asY
tHalf past three, muttered Mr.. Suueers,
turning from the window, and looking suIkiIy
at the coffee-rooln clock. tsThere will be no.
body here today. - dig .it,sli % 3te7
3 Here the little boy on the TOP of the trunk
gave violent sneeze.
Halloa, sirr growled the school master,
turning round. WHATS that. Sir?'ai s7H ~
Nothing. please Sir, replied the little bow.
tNohinS. SirIh replied. Mr.. Soleers ~. :
tPlease Sir. sneezed, re;oined the bow,
trembling tiIl the little trunk shook under him.
s OH! sneesed. did. .youpl retorted, MI,
Suueers. sThen'what did Won saw snothing'
for' S;rg '' s''ss '''s ~ '''H 'e'e
II default of be,ter a,,svvoer 70 n; ouest;on
the little bov screwed > co,,nlel of knnckles IN,
to each Of his ewes and begon To crv. where.
fore. Mr.. Soueers knocked him off he trunk
with a blow on one side Of his face and knock
ed him ou aoa;n with n blow nm tho other, 81
.Wait till I yet YOU, down into Yorkshire, nv
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30

A LII persons interested, will take notice
IN that James Wolcott, on the 9th day of
May, in the year 1885, sued out writ Of at
tachment from the court of common pleas, of
Lucas county, in the state of Ohio, against
Joseph II. Homer, for the sum of two thou
and dollars, which writ has been served and
returned fs ~ JAMES MYERS, Clerk.
BY N. RArHBus, Atty for Pr.G
May 22, 1888. 6Ow6
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LLpcrsous having claims against the es-
"A tato of James Donnelly, late of Lucas co.
deceased, are requested to present them, with
in one year from this date, and all persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment "e
'3iHa4 y &c. G. p. HUNT, Executor.
Maumee City, May 1, 1888. 6Otf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30

NOTICE.--At my instance, an attachment
IN was this this day issued by N. Rathbun,
a aJusticeof the Peace of Waynesfield town
ship, Lucas County, against the goods, chat
tells, rights, credits, moneys and effects Of
Cornelius Wiltse, an abscondng debtor.
JAMES. KINNEY. 30
Dated this 10th day of April, 1888. 6t56
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30

y Al LLpersons interested will take notice that
"a James Wolcott, on the 1lth day of May,
in the year 1888, sued out writ of attach
ment from the court Of common pleas, of Luz
cas- county, in the state of Ohio, against Elisha
CT. Sackctt, for the sum Of one thousand, six
hundred dollars, which writ has been served
and returned. JAMES MYERS, Clerk.
2 By N. RATHBuN, .Att'y for Pr.f. Al'sf
May %, 1888. 4 eAs l',7et%'.A cows
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30

ALL persons interested, win take notice
fA- that James WoIcott, on the ninth day Of
May, in the year 1888, sued out writ Of at
tachment from the court Of common pleas, Of
Lucas county, in the state Of Ohio, against
Eliza Hobart, for the sum of two, thousand
dollars, which writ has been served and re-
turned. JAMES MYERS, Clerk.
By N. RATHnuN, .dHy for PrG, la3gs ,ss
e. May %, 1888. ,,r'.,'.. "a cows
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30

"A ucas Sas County, IS. Lucas Com Pleas.
Charles C. p. Hunt, Executor of James Dom
nelly, Us. Robert McWilliams, Jane H. Nc
Williams, Ann Eliza Donnely, Henry ]. Dom
nelly Catherine l.. Donnelly, Deborah q. Dom
nelly. po 'fY"
PETITION To sRLL LANDS.
Nm pursuance of an order of the Court of
IL Common Pleas of the County of Lucas,
and State of Ohio, at their April term, A. d.
1893, Robert illiams, Jane II. Williams,
Ann Eliza Donnelly, Henry ]. Donnelly, Cath
crime l.. Donney, and Deborah c. Donnely,
are hereby notified that at the said April term
of said Court, Charles C.P. Hunt, Executor
of James Donnelly, deceased, of said county,
filed in said Court petition in Chancery, a
gainst the said Respondents, the object and
prayer of which petition is, that certain lands
lying in said county, of which the said James
Donnelly died seised, may be sold, and the pro-
ceeds thereof be applied for the payment of
the debts against the estate. And theisaid re-
spondentsare further notified that unless they
appear, aad plead, answer or demur to the SAID
petition previous to the first dav of the next
term Of said Court Of Common Pleas, the said
petitioner will apply to said Court to take the
matters of said Petition as confessed, and to
decree thereon accordingly. LtaH @, 3'h'1f
's.@ MAY & YOUNG, tSops. for Petitioner.
= May Is. COS liA' 3f oi a'L
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-30
Fran the Detroit Daily Advertiser.
BANK NOTE LIST.

a Ilst OF Banks, whose bills are taken in depos-
ite at the banks in this city, we have made out
the following table, which may be relied on for
its correctness. 1t is proper to remark that
some of the banks not included in the list, are
considered perfectly sound, and their bills cir
cuIate to some extent among our citizens.
Until our currency becomes more permanent in
its character, we shall continue to publish
similar list, with corrections, two or three times
a week. Our thanks are due the gentlemen
connected with the respective banging inst,tu.
tons for the facilities they have afforded US in
this list.
Bills taken in Deposiie at the Michigan STATE
Bank.
Detroit City Bills.
Bank of River Raisin.
Bank of Ypsilanti.
Ere and Kalamazoo Railroad. =.
Bank of Clinton.
Bank Of Macomb.
Bank of Tecumseh.
Bank of Constantine.
Bank of ST. Clair.
Bank of Pontiac.
Bank of Wisconsin.
Calhoun County Bank.
Merchants and Mechanics Dank, Monroe.
farmers Bank of Homer.
Bank of Marshall.
Bank of Battle Creek.
Grand River Bank.
Bank of Niles. 5y
st. Joseph County Bank.
Commercial Bank of St. Joseph.
Bank of Oakland.
Bank of Utica. -
Bank of Superior
Huron River Bank.
Bank of Gibralter.
Berrien County Bank.
Miller's Bank, Washtepnw.
Saginaw City Bank.
The bills of all banks S, received at the coun-
ter of the State Bank are paid oct, indiscrimn-
ately, whether chartered or safety fund.
The .follo,oing notes are taken II deposite at
the Detroit City Bank.
Detroit City bills.
Bank of River Raisin.
Bank of Ypsilanti.
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad.
Bank of Clinton. ..1t
Bank of Macomb. ~
Bank of Tecumseh. ~
Bank of Constantine. y
Bank of ST. Clair.
Bank of Wisconsin.
Bank of Pontiac.
Calhoun County Bank.
Farmers Bank Of Homer.
Bank of Brest "
Bank of Niles.
Bank of Oakland.
Bank of Saline,
Huron River Bank
Merchants Bank of Jackson County.
Commercial Bank of ST. Joseph.
Bank of Gibralter.
Bank Of Berrien County. ~
Bank of Marshall.
Mllers' Bank of Washtenaw.
Clinton county Bank.
st. Joseph County Bank. ~
Bank of Battle Creek s,
Saginaw City Bank.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Monroe.
Michigan insurance bills.
Shelby and Detroit Railroad checks.
Farmers Bank of Oakland
Bank OF Grand River.
Bank of Superior.
Bank of Utica.
Clinton Canal Bank.
Peoples Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Aug 81

rrICEORY GROVE FOR SALE.-1he subscriber wishes TO
eh the Farm which she resides known by the OF
Hickory Grove situated it, the county OF kns Wiam about
of mile from Pamunky end d. miles frCm the city
Richmond BY old survey Al The improve
meus ute all very good order and there rot healthier rest
I.pcc beau Low Mari OF
or r discovered in ABUNDANCE different
of The farm The soil is susceptible OF Improvement
and the growth of cloer IL IL OF the best
,nds for ,y scsn this Section and the society equal TO
Persons wishing purchase invited TO call aud
y!cw the premises. Terms will be accommodating: ,.
June lS-wtlO~J , MAhl Chni,".
$ The above property, disposed OF privately, WILDE Of
public sale the 4th Monday IN September next beng
Kin" W,iliau Court day. August l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
To lie HcirS IF Gusory 6'.ltale Jr.. lorntry u Ike
cnlLnh Of kium NiLLinla- SnLe IF LiraihLa:

EE s,id GkEGokY ONEsLE Jr "ilr "n" Two etif' h-"
ted from the county OIL icrson, ia - pemher ISL "uu settled
~ Aa'chz. ACi there Ec, be- Ihi,c, "
W." d"d, leaving two ciiTeni and d"nhe', %
i"ca heard THIS lniOm eT II iri"sl 'a my
entitled q" thu sIantmutt
Dorothy b'Scar d"cd, Of OF Ming " iiGh WIZ"
sand proportion said ready lar Ifbnioa; ana "''
application within twelve months The date EriC"
viii be given u and Gis lcd the ",rfa csatcs "."
ovG.n" ~" b. required establishing i> GisE OF tic ind''Huu'
claiming interest in the Jhuyc cstrlc.
9 EUfs in tho South western static, ir"G"y 10 humanity;
viii phrase publish the above. The ADMINISTRATOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

Il AN AWAY from the suhrrihr >cc:ioh NJ" I'- 1" We"
James River md HGuawa tEnaI, gIr "b"Hr 'af
NJ : o M a med PL ER, % lie rs HouI h't ''
i"o o Tire" inches i:, with ms night "yrbI"""e
ick set aud yer. clumy, Of rather cuune"ance VI"
give reward OF fifteen dollars delivery i q" sever "o
LAYS secured III jail ha get him a:n u" III! Dr III
Inc n"ihb"hoUd oi MI Robert Rvcs. Abrn"fG comfy Z"
atcn' MI H. "tIthS PJw.atan Al atr nft MFn'"
against harboiin- hn ILlAS BURNETT.
Richm0 nd, Sent 3iit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Notice 10 Contractors.

. i'ES liver AND kANAWliA lMPROVEMENT.-h pub.
- L'ar will be held IN the Of LyaChburs, the 18th
of all under contact, line
ne HG that place ard the city Of Richmond.
' consists Of 80 locks, 10 cures queducts, tow
' lrt.t one of which James yer,l about loo
" rilr.s so 10 sections, besides several
". y 'a.'.u.. p tween LynChburc aud the Blue Ridge
", generally of dry Masonry sheathrh with plank.
% situation the work will be pointed on; 10 Contractors By
N the line; and the general plans ard spc-
30 cX ried At lhr Office OF the subcI:@cr in the
.G1i an'il the 9th OF September and in lync!aus, at
''r ''ng Of the letting
''5 ale, of iar nles river remarkably healthy.
CHARLES ELLEr JE,,
gag hg d the James RiUer and RaaGnhd Company
'4k2' 23-iSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

ten rqiu1hs Iron Property for Sale at .iac'ion
Y y- deed otust, executed by the Oxford Iron compa
~ .uo.cfi5crs 18th day OF August 1888, 81" be
l, pucrlnu the furnace Of the said Company III the
Cs?.r Tuesday, the 3D day Of October next all
" ~ E1t" ul.ir. said Company, consIstn: OF about
.! .5r's L3gG Tract, which situated extensive
uG B\k> alI0da; supply Of Lime stone. large and tine
Furnace mile OF the Ore and Lime now IN opcrtion
G1, M an excellent additional Water Site for another
t-'gLrr ii Or u:G-r iasnu.ciory.
A"a DN~. House. with all necessary outhouses, coal
b &. tbs, property situated immediately on the stage
" "rE LyuchbUj. and Richmond, and about six or seven
S below ~" place and about and hall miles from
." Jn H" Canal which, the course OF the next year, IS
NG 10 h completed. Ia addition to the above property,
r ~ 1852 3yf land pr.0cp Ally in wood, bought with
'' ur. igr FuH=cc, mad LAYS probably miles
" tGra'r, parts and will be sold with or sspa
- 5oD u f..,.. Tract appear preferable the day
i property being leased for the IL cannot
:" 'ha 'ca.-rs uatil tho first OF January 1899 and
' uhci'o condition. credit Of nine twelve
" IN EUh, from the day oil such deIrery the payments
e. 'rr'., aal d deed Of trust oa the property
JOHN EARLY.
JAMES EENAGH,
hG.. u i33-tlsl Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
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sN Lon the puf,c coo, amL tho various Sweepstakes
hcirui0rC Ia be- TIE ISL; Instant over the
the Wn'ruio" Springs TIA" following Viii b. Of
tered free Tor any hose, or :'Idia.
Fin.r Dsr.-A rur-r ui S!LJ. ".!r heats
SECuNp 1SY.-A puTs" vi $500, Two TiIr ECats.
THuLp DSY.-A purse OF S:aln, tire" nal" h, att.
FIrn D,rA saddle JndIc viii BE- Offered 10 b" un o y
rinrd h0IsCs--I dash OF u nile H. LEE,
sent I3i-3,1 .9.SHt ot the Company.