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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-26
O(ept;tnem 2(rScnctclL Il.

Ter lluterIhrictcue bat ben alten Stanc>
plae, lpcldcr ctcrcm ocn Sr. s. g. 8 ts
arb 9ehaltcn murrc, fdufidb an I'D, 9cs
brad,t, rebit ben 9onSen @crrdtb pcn
9lr,eueieI OtcNtiincn SdrbesStpfc
Seniiers@laS, Schlc, Strnille, Gars
derlrerfe II. |. NJ.
@r bat 9lcidfal6 bon philaoelrbia aus
cine NmSrpaM friihcr WteSitameutc bon jcs
Der Srrtc crhnlten, rntt ipCldcu or ictnc
6unSen uno Die ee6 Gr. s. q. Sifarot ;u
ccu biliaiicn preiirn beoicncu fam. Curh
ocnaue Slufmcrfiantcit iii iciuem GicithGfte
bpfft or ctucn 3beil Ger &uuoidlaft gu err
baltcu, welchc ieiu Scr9dn9rr III 70 rctdcm
Wiasc genes.
CSphn Sitficn.
h. StrhrebaIter uno Crctorcr pcroeu
bcnad,ridti9t, bas eurd, i'm @iuridtungcr
i'll pbilaectphia 9erldcht irrrbrn IIuc, 70 bae
cr I'M Stanoe III, bieielbcn nit jeber 9Irtidcl
Der in ibrem 8ad,c eiuidlli9t, gu philaccls
pbicr prciien 81 perichclL ppeurd, &c BET
GiuleSun9 ibrrr 8erurfntlTt 3cit mo llnfos
fen erlparrn.
Cation, SHnY IL. nQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-26
9lQentauner Sur uub Seicene
Sut 00tanufaftur.

SuE sUl0llll Id(lNt.
~o Der lluteritriebene banfbar fir
u bic febr iiberale Saunoidaft, Dclde
ASAibm bisber slt Sheil 9eDpreen III,
beoient I'D, bieIer Gjele9enbeit, feline
Wreuube unb eaS publifum ilberbaupt Sl
benahridti9eu, baB er cas Soutmaders@es
ffdft in aGlcn feinen peridicoeneu 3weisen
nod imn,er fprttrei5t, an ieiuem alten Stans
be, in Der Soamiltcn Strase, Der Staet
aGentaun, beinate se9enilbcr W 0 ier's
9lpotbefe une eini9e 3biiren cberbalb Der
Deutlfen 2efcrmrten 8ird,e-all,pc er be-
itdnbis auf pano bat, ein aus9eocbntes
9l6ortement bon mobi9en SUIT nno
feioenen Soliten,
pcn einer pcrsii9lihen Sualitit rnb bon pers
id)iebeneu Sarben, fhidlid1 fitr Die SabrsSeit,
ipeld,e er ;u iebr berdb9eieBten preren per>
faufen ptro. Sein @aarenlo9er 1T au69es
bebnt, unb er ptro ale Seifelun9en in ict
mem Tafe IN @eld,ninbi3feit perIrr9en.--
@r oerbir9t iIf fir bic Sute nnb Sanerbdfs
tigfeit feiner Suite uno periGdlert bae iIe bon
feiren i'll bieler Stabt pber faum tm Staat
iIbertrcffeu werben.
Die ieibenen Nilte, ipeld,e All fcirer Wtd'
nufaftitr Derfauft ipercen, belteben aus Dem
allerbeiten Seiben, ipcrunter iId, nid)t Der
flein,fe Sbeil Saumppie bcf1noet, ilno Die
bsften SursSpbies wercen caSu perbraudt.
p~9llte Sonte bic er oerfauft, 1T CT tpils
iens, tpenn es Stctb bat, ipicber aufSnbie9eln
lno su perbeiiern.
J6aufieute unb snbere, bic beim Girceen
faltfen iperoen es si tbrem Gcrthcil fnlben,
bel itm anSurufcn uno fir ildl ieIbit tirs
tbeileu.
Sacob .. SpaS.
UIPMpbi9e Srilbjabrs unb Srmnters
8appen iIuo III 9rcBer sIuspahl erbalten
ipcroen.
! slaentaun, Oaai 90. rq-3W
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
LEAD PIPE.

TIME subscriber having Recommended the
Il manufactuF6 Of IsRGD PiPE for ncoue.
duct. Pumps, and various other sises, q pre-.
pared 10 furnish any quantity Of tISs yhsiooss
sizes on the most reasonable terms The ex.
rerience whicithe subscriber has haSiin MA
king and putting in operation the above artis
Gle for oil its useful purposes, enables kisnfo
do II in the most thorough and perfect mare
ncr. All orders or Inquiries BY mail or 9TH
erwise will be promptly attended to.
4 Mandatory at the old place, one mile
west &C HosfoPd's tavern. On the Hart1ogd
and Albany road, aild IA miles from Hart
ford AnANs0w AtsnNAss II
.Centon, Sept. 5,al63O. A3m1M
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

Rh1paaSar RffEe4a.

y
HMN7E universal estimation IL which the celebrated
i'll Life Pills and Phoenix Htterq arr held, il satis-
factrily demonstrated By the increasing demand for
them "a every State and section Of the Union and by
he voluntary tesaimonals sher remarkable efcS-
CO which are every where oered. il 10 not less fOan
4 deeply gratifying con6dence that hey are the
means az extensive and inestinnble good among his
fellow creatures, than from Interested considerations
thnt the proprietor Of these pTeenHently successful
medicines s desirous Of keeping them constantly be-
fore the public eye The sale q every addidonaf box
lieve from greater or less degree Of suffering and
Be improved il general health for in case Of suf
ering from disease can they be taken IN vain. The
instance IN which they have failed 20 dogood. In the
most obstinate cases chronic disease such chrDn-
ic dyspepsia, torpid liver ffeuatiss asthma, uerv-
debility scrofnlous sweinGs and ntce, ecsiryy, salt
rheum and all other chronic affections Of the organs
and membranes, they efectcures with fapidity and
Believe. but TO which thousands have testiiied iro,
happy experience In colds and coughs, which, Il
neglected. saperndace the ufose fatal diseases Of The
an e, s b;ss osE hs Hsd
Taken OF night, they 90 promote the lnsensibe perspi-
ration, and 50 relieve the system Of ebre action and
eculent Instructions, 70 produce most delightful
he usual sympios q coIS should partially return
during the day, the repetition Of suitable dose at the
next hour Of bedtime VIII almost invariably effect
upon levers d more acute andvioiens kind Is moi
less SURE ndspeedy taken in quant
"; and persons retiring TO bed with iniamlnaiory
symptoms q the most alarming kind will awake with
has been oveF,hrown. and can sasily be spbdned III
the same way, vsce1l tutgescepce, though long es.
ablislled and vscefal inanmations however critic.
large doses ofshs Ls P and 80 ase 70 sss ers
al affections, hypochOndriac is restessess and ma.
ny other varieties of the Neuroiical class DC discusses
yield 90 the efficacy of the Rkgnis .Bitt@s.
MI
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

eAts Court IF Pro6ate holden II Lifckeeld, Dish-
IN and for he District Of Litcheeld, on tks 27h
day Of Sept. 1899: PhiaehGs Miner, ESQ.
late Judge ef The COasf Of Probate for SAID
district, being dead present, HcI6rOok Cuytis,
Esq. Judge Of he Court Of Probate for he
adjoining district Of Wateytoscn, srho mag by
laae act, holding the same: :.
VyHE administrator on the estate Of ALBaRr
Il PoTEER, late of said Litchfield, deceased.
represented the estate Of said deceased 10 be
insolveni. and prayed the appointment Of
commissioners thereon Whereupoll II q Of.
dered. that commissioners be appointed 81,
said estate on the 2lst day Of October, 1880.
at ten o'clock A. M. at the Probate Office in
Liichfield; and the said administrator Is di.
rected TO give public notice OF this order by
publishing the same in newspaper printed
in said Liichfield, two weeks successfully be.
fore said 2Ist day "a October, and by posting
the same On the public signpost 10 said Litch,
field nearest the place where said deceased
last dwell. that all persons Interested NAV
appear 0f they see. cause,) and be heard re-
lative 10 said appointment. 81
Certified from Record.
IL GEO. g. WoODRUrs. Clerk. n
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

TIME an and winter term Of this Anstitu-
ton will eUmmence On "Wednesday the
Ifth 81 Ocsofer next, under ahe care Of +. 8.
GOED, "A. B. The term win consist Of two
quarters Of eleven weeks each. ~
TUITION TER QvARTRR.
Comfnon English branches, % 90
Higher 20 90
+ Languages, ss %
A contingent charge win be made for wood,
&c. not exceeding fifty cents. Il
NELSON BREWSTER,
Clerk n ne Board b Trustees.
/ Goshen, Sept. %. 1889. "a !
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

y a GENERAL assortment Of excellent Txs
a Bile Gallery, also wilson Algorss, and
ether Shoe Knives, RAzorsy Ten and Picket
Kniyes Cloth and Hair Brushes, Tn6sls da.
Horse brushess whisewtsh brushes, md ShS8
brushes. superior 6sissoFs ReSebssiOn f,apss
Tea bells. cona,nF and polished Sseel Snifs
Tea Trays, fish hooks and lines, clothes liner
md bed Cords, Dress and iron Candle ,stirks,
aepan'd Lamps, Britannia Faucefs all sizesy
Molnsses Gates, Norfolk Latches. Butts and
Screws, Iron Riyctsr GinbIess Coffee Mills
curry Combs, Cards, cur Tucks, aIl sizcss
Brads, Locks 0fs different kinds and 4 variey
'ty of other goods in the above line. ~ ~ sssf
August n. Il ISAAC LAyvRENCE;9 IS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
Oopartnership Notice.


THE subscribers have this day formed q
IL copartnership under the firm Of
Church & AgarGa,
for the manufacture OF
Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron tVdre.
In WoLcoTTvILLE,
where they will furnish pedlars with good
assortment of the above named wares, toge-
Their with general assortment of Yankee No
t,ons, Britannia Wares, de-, as low.as can DE
bought atany other estab lishmenti the state.
ALI orders received from merchants to the
amount Of go and upwards will be filed al
the regular wholesale price, and forwarded
10 any town in the county free Of expense. !,
1 Fave Troths and Conductors made and
put up In the best manner.
ess.4 ALSO "
Will keep ON hand a good assortment OF
CO0KEyVG STOveES,
amongst which are Mofse's celebrated Atha-
nor. Gillett g Rand turner's Stoves, Parlof
Stoves, Box Stoves, Fire Frames, Oven Mouths,
Cast iron Ploughs, Sleigh Shoes, Hollow
Wares, &C. &C., which will be sold as cheap
as can be bought at the manufacturers.
! " All kinds Of work done ut short notice.
CHARLES s. CHURCH,
{ BRADLEY r.. AGARD.
WO1costville, Mdrch n 1889. II "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

tas 81 n GO86Oae Ts@sssa.
g GAkPIN has Just received = snppiy Of
-. Gotten WARP for Carpets. ss+s&
May %. ef st7E 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

A Nexiensive assortraent ofi School 80o1D
n constantly on hand, and for sale Cheap
at the Book and Variety Store Of =
January ~. 4 - "A. Al. LORDs.1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
TEosie,.v and Gloves.

A GENERAL assortment of Cotton Hosiery
n black and white ribbed Silk Hose and
halfhose; gents white and cold cotton Hose
and half hose. Ladies cold and black kid
and picnic Gloves black and white silk and
cotton do; gentscol'd and bib H. 8. Gloves
linen and cotton do.--for sale by
Inlv ii. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

OrV GOODS ana t&EOG094@Bs
CHAD. MackereL, and picked Goldfish
- FLOUR by the barrel or pound-Hay-
making Utensils. and Farming Tools gene
rnliv-C uliivators-Palm Leaf Hats, Caps
md Ho,ds-T Travelling Baskets Umbrellas
and pnrnsoIs-Mats for carriages. halls, and
Walters, Tubs. Pals, Keel
err, Whips, Shoes. &c. &c. gs.
! m Freight taken TO and from market, and
fgolr delivered in the village at one dollar
advance from cost for cash 10 hand.
( LiiehfeId. .Jnlv i'll.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

Z GEO. g. WOODRUFF, Clerk,
All persons indebted to the estate are 10.
duested to make early payment to I
IA %. 81. Seymour. E1ecutOr
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

VlttIB ~ ltl3 &EBI3GtDtttg AADtgB ~ Z
BREDeEFpff. Sept. %, 1889.
HlHE board 81 Directors Of the Housaionic
IL Raid Road Company have assessed ano
reouirA ID he uaia 10 the Treasurer on tDe
LIST dnv az November 1889, an instalmens y
Twshsy Dollars on each share Of the caP''"'
stock Of said company. ,..,s O.,v.
esnckholders residing il Brookfeld' New
Milford and Sherman, may pay 70 "a q =.
q. ESD. Of New-MilfordS those 10 ns r.' !"
Aiphens Fuller, Esq. Of Kent tnose - s...,t,
wall Warren, sharon, SALISBURY anu So '.i.a.
Canaan. to Peter Bierces Esq, Q. OS s.1.s.apt
mi fIsose IN North Canaan, TO Whit.snl
a. aS.,s T.su. Of North Canaan. These gcii-
.lennen are authorized by the Treasurer TO
raceTye instaIments and give receipts there
for IN his name. As it IS the determination
ofthe Directors of the company 10 complete
The rad ns far as New Milford before the
setting in az winter. C becomes necessary
that every sSoekhold der should be prompt IN
che nsvfreuf of he instaIments as they are
called for. III order to accomplish the object.
They can nav Is ether Of the above named
ners1ns. a ii the Treasurer al Bridgeport,
is JESSE STERLING, IEeasnrr:
AZ Ssoays of Prosase hol5em IT Litchfs1, with
IS nnd jor lie District of Litch field, on the 9Th
- VI sSspt'r, 1889: PhinehGs Miner Esq.
Iase .5ltarS b flse Court Of Probate for said
d;styses ksilag dead: Psesent, HoEDrook Curtis,
10. JUDGE of he Court 81 Probate for the
HSs6sasi,sg district o 1VdJers0acns achO may by
7Sl5 III. holzing ths sduse
ENNtzIS C0rFt doth oriisf and decree that the
creditors ffhe estate of PhNEHAs MINER.
Esu. late of Litchfeld. deceased. be allowed
six months from this gin day Of September,
1854 within which 70 ekhibis their claims to
The executor DC the last will and testament OF
ALI San4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

sies CASH PAID FOR 3 Il -.'s q Z,
Wool Shsep SkiRs, and Singing Fsrs,
BY CHURCH b AGARD.
WOlcotsUille, Jane is. r fFl u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
.n,TsTCE
STARBUCK,s PEOUCE7xs.

- 8&A&k&UU3& E4UU&&X&sSs
THIS isan entire new Plough in this sec
Il ton Of country. They are without doubt
a superior article. The public are requested
to, call and examine them. al the Foundry of
sCARRINeToN 81 MoRsE, where-th they are plan-
ufactured, and for sale on reasonable terms
Also. at B. H. MoRsE's Stope Monafaciory In
East street. .AAA
Litchfeld, Merck 81, 1889. 42
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
$ AW PEATBS,

SLIT RODS Of al usual sizes, s'is
y Horse and Ox-Shoe RODS, ysss is''5
Flat and Square IRON, ls@ 4
Axle Drafts, Wrought Nails.
For SALE or made 10 order at our works. n
+. CHITTENDEN u Co.
Woodeille, Nor. II. N \. tf2z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
V. 3 gain ii

Whole number Of Deeeates-79
The Baltimore RepublIran reports Wings elected ir
Dorchester and 4 IN Worcestershire making the he
publican "rity in The House 10!
The victory indeed most complete; bet The Madlso
MAN still rxclas: T!ank heaven! with all the dsas
lers that have fallen thick and heavy on our house
we have vet The power carry The Speaker. Clerk ano
Printer and we must rally and attack again But very
different indeed is the calculation Of the Baltimore Re
publican which appears to be much more correct
IL estimates the number Of Democrats IN the H. OF H. al
I2O-Whiss li4-Dnubiful :. VIZ D from New Jersey
from Mississippi from lllinoIs-and II should have
added, from Pennsylvania. Concedng The two from
Mississippi the Republican side. and oisrlting Fem.
sylvania and Illinois, the ratio will be, i2 Democrats
ia Whips-civing the former majority oil {, exciu.
siye Of The contested seats from New Jersey which
the Wings ae attempting srze by OF the grossest
frauds that was ever palned on free People but
indeprnde nlly OF these cacua,ions who b'e yes that
the Representatives Of Georgia will go for the Wings:
We certainly do not entertain any such
and The Madsonian is counting absolutely WITHOUT It's
host -,
The Opposition have 5ut one anchor OF hope. hey
are counting upon sweeping the State OF New ork al
the November Election The Conservatives win vi r
Tamadge at their head, rallyng all their powers
and CO operating with the Wings. The last New York
Times is attempting to animate its troops By Inc FRO
ceedings Of the Conservative Convention, when as
sembled al Syracuse The Sd inst II states, ihat Do
counties were represented ard i, magnifies The NUMBER
az The Dele gates 10 near 500 When the cars hit sy-
racuse al o'clock in the evening, Mr.. Talraoge was
addressing the meeting 1t subsequently appears, mat
Mr. Hugh tPgare Of Charleston. who happened 70
he on his way 10 Niagara followed Mr. Tamadge and
hsranpued the Convention i'll it oil answer: we
should saw NO if TO place any reliance on me
INDICTMENTS Of intelligent actors in this busy drama ror
instance we quote the following from the late letter Of
most respectable Citizen Of New York
Here we consider the Presidential game as aIteaoy
won No reasonable OF either party enteftains
doubt Of Mr. Vsn Burens reelection We shall give nm
The vote of the State Of New York beyond question
We are now anxously preparing for the contest IN TINS
State. We have grea, confidence in carrying our e,y
The relative streagh Of parties in the Legislature we
send l3 me mbs rs 10 the assembly. Of the Senator'S
who 90 ont we lose I'VE must. therefore carry ou
Of ,hr districts zone being donbe ticksV to secure
m,,ri,v This in reference TO our last State contest
w;lI 5,onirs great reaction in public sentiment bu
The nrosress of sound principles in the West has shown
ne hat error is not unconquerabe when reason IS Tree
omba, il. and we have no doubt that the light 10 Pehe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

GAS in duty bound we mus, return our acknow
Judgments The Editor OF the Waenion Times, Tor the
advice which he has been good give Us IN relation
10 "Mr Riyes and the Conservatives. Our obligations
ought perhaps be The greater because he has voun
teered il, But beg leave respectfully TO hut TO
him that se may take his advice when we ask land
that we are not in the habit Of taking counsel from our
enemies his ethics indeed De no better han ms Gnio
enough to remind u.s. that he venerable father OF me
craft is now approaching the eeh,ie,h year OF his age
Il were we'll that he should iemnd US OF me cncIm
stance otherwise should have thought OF H. we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
Uky 90 10 .N,tc York 10 purchase Piono, nhsn you
can d. as meA or letter IN PetsrsLurg. Va !?

THE subscriber believer thl: majority VI
would 10 cc' purchase their Pianos Petersburg than
Nc YORK them Here keep constantly hand from
fifteen twenty we'll selected and choice Instruments and
Norfolk, Richmond Baltimore, Phiiadepra New
Yo, viii BE- iogni time than hal! thar quaiigso
and III be found by references several et
which have published from gentlemen who the hab't
good terms s'ey offered elsewhere fact believe That
great pcfso1- deal more a the norm of
o.,ty booking indifferent instrument they would
place beautiful fne.ieard one, because they have not the
Iy q. .,xy year reta3et by being
supplied wi:h the finest Instruments and upon The very best
those who rur:hase Fbo herr
base not the trouble risk that they woui5e forced 10 have
IN purchasing At The North. II niv'dua! purchases Piano
nj me and by chance should badly (Which thing
oaas happened although have sold nearly
ono hundred .rd forty Pianos bind myself exchange
rLark-Thr- proclaim high aEh loud.
who want realty fne Pianos shall rot be disappointed il
thew favor with their orders sthcr choice myself for
acr or ~ il tonc rs some else. Z. p NASH.
B3as c1t Piaa0 Fsr,s ssI.r, Pstr,burg. a.
Sea, "a 5n-suf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
DEATHS

Died, at Lyme Conn on the Both ut ELISHA LAY.
in The SD year Of his age, having retained his senses.
aud nearly all his faculties nGImpaIred 10 the hour Of
death, which lie with cnmne.s and resignation lie
plain practical farmer who abored from youth 10
age his pcs going 10 rest al clock and rising
with the dawn Until his last Illness, he had
but 10 cnnsut physician An 'honest
man. he passed The vale OF years respected and rs
ieened without envy and without reprnach.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
The Railroad Hotel, PstersJurg, a. .juetion

The Railroad Hotel, PettrsJurg, az .juehon
YWNHAT valuable and rel known property called the
81 Railroad Hotel wi'! be sold at Public Auction,
Thursday he 14tf Of November, al o'clock, P H.
on the premiser The Lotis spscious and convenient
the buildings extensive and commodIousand the toca-
ton Immediately a, he Depot of the Petersburg ana
Roanoke ka'oad) Of the most eligible and desirnss
in the corporation
Ths-Ho,el has at present very extensive business,
and under iIelc!ous management may be made exceed
inely profitable. - -
Mr. John Jarra the present occspas,, will show the
premises application
Ako- Three otder LOIS lying Southwest oS Poplar
La wn of which there are comfortable Dwellings
for small famlIss-,he other is unimpsoved
TERns-6, r. and Is months credit, from the first Of
January next, (aI which time possession will De given1
for approved negotiable notice. with DEEDS OF Trust %
the property to secure the payment.
Sold BY consent Of the Legatees 70. a division
WIN BR0WNLEY,
.3dsa'r Of N9ma, Moss, decd.
Sale conducted by PANNlLL s. LEA, duets.
Oct Aids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
Eoe SaLE-A rocl Of Land called EstaauI4, situated on y.

nor SALEA Land called Estnaua, situated Ma
moline Creek 10 Amelia County, containing about 90
Plantation whc Tho T. Boiling deed formerly
atJuinHs su4 of John Prton B"!n: Hn
amu, Eqs, DR.. Woodward Others. Ii previously
i ne sold public auction
premises, tae 18Th OCTOBER, fair otherwise the
fair day.
Oac and three yeBfs with Interest, after year
payments, t;si secured by approved per-
security, whole by deed OF uustbut
mi b. varied private
Mr. Peflue residing the plantation, viii shew il 10
disposed 10 purchase J. r. MAY.
p.,,f Or. I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
Ey01I,,s ys0vk nj Priscy.

THHHE LOTTERY 10 be drawn ODD October IS worthy tie
Il attention of every one. Hoyt is very DESTROYS 10
receive an order from oil his old patrons AID many
ones He is extremely anxious to sell some the
500 00 and the orders sent 10 him, he is certain
10 do H.
u Be parlicu!a! 10 address
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Ia.
Oct ii-:t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
RAILROAD NOIIEE,.

To Farmers and others Concerned
TE1EE public IS hereby informed that this Company
FL s ., and will hold itself liable for bags or
other property after they have passed out of the posses
sion Of The SCENTS of the Company Parcels returned
from the mills The pot w be forwarded received
without counting; and the Company assumes re-
possibility The number. II persuns wishing iufor-
nation respecting transportation BY any nt the trains,
or in relation TO baggage, will please address.
JOHN BAlLY
Superintendent r. +. &. p. r X Co.
DC, 8 4i-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
EfOUf's Bank of Prizes.

HRAWN Nos Of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No
SP ), drawn October 9Th:
"a Gs q 22 81 = IL 81 s II 8 A A 80 10
Nos q, a Grand Capital sold by HoYT
n,t AL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08
EniunhL. RenL Eskate NJ .3uction

Fuuuhle Real ESlQle " '5uetE0H
AN the 18th day Of the present month, Ut fair other
~ The fair day,) The subscriber will Sc. that
valuable Tract of Land, in King William county. irE.
medatey on The msis road leading from Dabneys Fer
ry Mangohick Church and hyle,ts four miles from
the former place and eight nine from The latter This
land has on it an excellent Dwelling House, with SIX
rooms, barn. stable, ice house. dairy, meat house ana
other necessary houses all in good order, and likewise
well OF excellent in the yard This u.s. without
doubt the best situation for Physician, any other
professional gentleman in the county The subscriber
deems it unnecessary 10 give more accurate descrip
ton of the premises those disposed TO purchase will
Of course view and Judge for themselves. The above
sale will take place the premises, on the day above
mentioned at which time intend 10 sell some other
property The for The Land will be onehaf cash,
and the balance in twelve or eighteen months.
Z. w. SATTERWHlTE.
4 0cis 44-2l'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

We nre too much crowded to-day TO insert the Copy
Of Instructions which have been framed By the Com
mttee, and intended 10 be presented to the Voters
Of Louisa for their Signatures There is mistake
abou; O.t Louisa. She ia Repubcan 10 The backbone
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

FIoriGa-The Tsiiahassee Flurdiar Of the e-;h uit
is of opinion ,at all The returns have come in; and that
the Constitution has been adopted by ma ory
oil 81 votes.