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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03

While shall always cherish tender and
peculiar feelings towards those whose hands
were set with mine, to the aforementioned
instruments, it is not little wonderful
indeed it is unaccountable TO me, that three
of that precious band have broken away
and organized anew, on such preteTts.-
One of these three says, if he has been
rightly reported, that it was never contem-
plated, at the organization in 1888, that
females should have so active part in the
doings Of the Society as has latterly been
assigned them. Whatever may have been
contemplated BY the brother, the facts are
these - ucretia Mott and other females
attended during the sessions Of that Con-
vention, and addressed the meeting repeat
eddy, much to the edi6cation of all present,
so far as there was any expression that
recolect. do not remember to have heard
word of dissatisfaction manifested.
And if there are those who hold to
keeping women silent-according to their
own views Of apostolic requirement-it APP
pears plain to me that their consciences
ought to have been satisfied with their re-
cording their protest. can not see that
there was need Of their jumping from The
platform, and running away. If their con-
sciences required them to do all this, l
charge it upon their conscieDces that they
were severe with them above what is writ
ten. On the other hand, if they have done
more than their consciences required, il
! appears TO me TO have been unwarrantable
supererogation. Everything that conscience
would yield should have been Welded, tina,
the phalanx be not broken.
AS many as think that it is out of place
| for females to speak and act in moral and re
ligious societies, with males, should, by all
means, have the privilege of saying so. AL
though they have no protest to enter against
females aiding in governing and educating
the rising generation, in the family and
school, or against their swaying The scepire
on the throne of the kingdom-still, if they
see cause to protest against their having {
voice in moral and religious assemblies 70
the determination Of sin, let their protest:
be recorded. To their enjoying this privi
lege, | am sure none would object. Will
the full enjoyment of this privilege, l dc
think all ought to have been satisfied.
AS l view ii, there is specific action il
this cause, appropriate 10 every class ane
condition of human beings, by themselve.
for one sex, and for the otaer-for this
that, and the other sec. and denomination
Al the same time, believe there is common
ground for all persons of whichever sex
and of whatever class, sect or denomina
ton and that ground believe to be occu
pied by the American Anti-Slavery Society
| have felt called upon to say thus mucl
at this time, to let it be known distinctl
where stand. | may say more, from tim
to time, as duty and circumstances ma
require. In the mean time hope alway
to be found charitable & conciliatory, so ia
as truth and principle will allow, and n
farther
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03

Brother s. B. Thompson has removed
from Wallingford, VT, 10 Low Hampton,
N T., and wishes his correspondents to
direct accordingly.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03

Brother Leonard Kimbau has removed
from Bridport TO Randolph, and requests his
correspondents to direct TO the latter place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03

A communication from brother Shaw,
and other articles on hand shall appear next
week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03

On motion of w. L. Garrison, voted,
that the thanks of the Society be presented
to Arthur Tappan for bis long continued
and faithful services as President of the
Society.
Adjourned ill 9 O'Clock to morrow
noorninr
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-03

ana you administer any rebuke to your white
DFethren for this brutal treatment of their coored
ofetnrenf You ought at least 10 have reminded
them that heaven has no portfolios like that Won
describsd.-EED. Ter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

1,pgING GARDEN FOR SALE AIN desron, !" .'' 'nal |
- III, farm and beautiful residence spring ua'dei ~
IN. county Of Hanover PamGnsy River '"n h't>
,,,r.n seven and eight hundred acres mo-" :" y -
considerable portion meadow, and me eh, ~ Vii So
i,ri and t;,rca Sgad OF superior quality as ma! o 800 y
,ncr to one Of Geological Reports oil ~, ,,,rhase
p, H. payment hen due, and that Of It's annual es nT
e, being duly secured The fertility ana c,, NJ nav,ra
,,on cannot fail 10 attract notice OF any person
rn nrnnrv Nv friend and tenant Mr. Lane! ,Snss, ' re-
suem ~ ,,ts ns,sure in showing 10 those no may
wish 10 view It, TO my ineno I tn II bis
din. in Inc neghhorhcod and who mas oiE ny, he ,s,d for
nnacry i nor sold by Of " m tbr Isl,
years in either case possession VIII ne even vi ~
s r nv, ana The privilege Of sowing small gram ms
fill. =. .,hsr,,hey in Washington
Letters oil enquiry addressed TO the near Richmond
during the session OF congress '"A W. H. ROiNE
wli meet pIoGp, attention l!2-Is~f
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28
Unmarried VruSfp.

I,uS really ,q-nraccr, Race and ra, stallion
L mares NJ ms stables. Courthouse. Va, the S"ry
low pce q 81: the ,rasan t.f 70 the soo rnlasr
,n M and ci,s IN Tho rse v.sb had ;. IN 4 al
- Ont: ,lay but no .Iry iaracc.! ants N escapes.
Trustee . hauuta ca, >r nr,, inches high. II she
he's
fupu.'.,i horses.
nun 10 p,S's', =. o.. ',, ;, , n - H.
, ryh,,,n. VIZ, W, th.ty f,yrv by li,r,urs. VI
r,,. -, p,,,, E., /, SIR p.iar ryrTh1 py NaicIrfu.
r.ssIuut 2. r!.i.,l, IL - - = r. ~ p, ,t
| -! v ~ r.. -, Ut - :, - Al Nc
''!".a nn' - 49, -" s,i,, ,,I Ii 80. =, , 81, mn,
I ", w.. ~ ~ .. ~o,", H. -; IS CInnnI. son II Go
sS'' ~ =. -. CO. s., T,,r,Lr nee ~, ri,r,, p,.,,y
I1""' n.' " i.'e' -! -; -. ti,.r ~, ~ 80:
GAM u tH'"o"'e"'" y I'"t''' '''e'i '""i 800 - '
'm, a. r ..-, ,-.s ,,,....,.r I.,,h;,.
NhisHrf y .afs ., ,' 49,, 1 r. n ,h
udni OF hni"'n i"' 100 ~
"inners % ,te =. - r a ' p , =, MI. ~ "'
ouI OF Ieh'i"pe " ga. 49, "a "a;
it,sise = own '.'"s' :" ''"i''-' ~ ~ .,
and all M dam colt. ne i' runners m dhin Is own ssr !"
Maria, dam OF iuc6 winner o. large races i s'a u w"
made dead heat '"i ~" = '>,2'f. ,... -
llnabe crosse 81 hea"i- hthA' L.','' Nd'"h, is''
ii-hHt'f III i''' 'ANs 49, '''''' ~
r,oI cross. !. 49,. 49,. 49, ,,.-,, ,.,,
4 Ft,'t ~ 49, ~, ~ Wv. 80 " -. -, a..
stable '"'ia'un, - , , ~ ~, =, -, -, i,,',
~ -it'"E'"'h''' -. -" 80 - I'm -
cifAii"u " "Is 'hr.u tl'r" ~ ~ =. - a. ,,
bral'f@ it"'t""' RAJ ...
horses .! i..h ch,i" !" ahH ia:st =, ~ , , ,i
10 W. hr''n- II ,i''' W. 's'''S - "'' P'''!' " ~
morse y" nm :" ~ n,, u,;n .os ma,rb NJ AN ov
At ''o '''' 49, '''1 - ~; -, n n
eaeh' Ta' , ."''s ~. ~ o;,,n > v.,,. III
D. oi t!eaVeaad gu. {. l'u''ef, y: S"'''"' s''''
ITO b., -, "a tns
Mr. Greyes b. hryad. by Nhai. bone, years GA iV' ,
lbs, :. 49,, Ind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28
ABlpl.iTIONlSM


The bill 10 extend trial by jury to persons Canned 10
he held 10 service labor other Staies-o"ns the
sequel to tn rrght Of petition resolutions 50 cta
passed the assembly yesterday on is ihfd reading,
~ n,-,y vote. a usual Tn hl presents face
singular .ncongrUity-proh,ong n one section, VI.
der o.naltg Of $500 and pfsonmentrn the state PR
son f.. ten wears the attempt 10 remove ingiTe IN
sr am, Ercccs uhTt,ycr; and ~ another, renting tue
enaItv sDamea IN cases Q! rctn"va! under tue
act of Congress nf l1.3. Thus while c'9u
would seem t. uu.!r NJ law Of Congress, Jy ma. u
any procedure under criminal offence II. "A
,h- object tht be merely 10 test The constitutional.
ty Of the State Invite other permits such pr.
ture upon the forfeiture Of the $500 the party az
grlevtd.
Without this qualifying clause, some Of the leading
FedeTa!sts the house refused 60 for the bill! and
order pass something that should satisfy, "r a2'
pear TO satisfy, the petitioners the ultra i.encs OF ne
original BILL Stale prison clause and all, mad I" ylcicr
that point Still bu, for the detection Of few OF the
u.iorty under the strong and pertinent appeals Of De-
mocraiic members, we should have md oil TE'uh!y
nulifyinr law Of Congress- far as ihs State IS con.
cerppd As /, Is the law Is only nntlrG N regard 20
those who cannot afford pay 500 70 pursue their re.
nrdy in the old way-.l6aHy iry"s.
The bll 10 extend the trial oy jury vas read ;hrd
tine and the ours.ion was on It's final passage
Mr. Roosevelt, notwithstanding the evisceratoa
vhch he SAID ne bill had undergone IN ts passage
through the Committee Of the Nhole-(and ne under
stood the father Of the bill himself, as well as the
Speaker to declare that in the shape IN which II
was il was good for nothng)-was still far from beng
satisfied that II ought 10 pass. And Mr. r. went on
10 point GU, the dscre paucies between the 18th and ih
sections, the providing that if any person from ano-
ther State shall attempt TO remove from this STATE
fugitive slave under any pretence whatever ne shall!
De fined $500 and Iucarcerated in the State prison Tor
10 years-and the other enscng that the penalty OF
imprisonment should not apply 10 person removing
fu,ve under certificate granted under the u" Of
ConErsss-but leaving hin liable 70 Hne !os as'inS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

HI those tint arc afflicted come TO me dnd he hedied
HR FRANCIS WHITLEY has permanently located himself
81 TIE negbu"ud the lne Ui hs profession In addition 70
hts Knowledge ." III, prevailing disease q: tie county h IN
ii efe, for The different grades II DrnpS having
performed ric Last ~ pa;rut~ vi that lingering
ud often ~ In cancers, Cancer Wars
CanKe FuClzgs din o! tEnst also the Wet
anj Dry Asthma Tho Distance mas h. relieved hy sending
iueig-u ;s>rrs. IN" COMPLAINT from IL
cri-n, drsrrt. in ril. ~ ~ tho
t;ra lives ;aUnrG will. tie must
~ IN, hy ~" TIE Oh ir rts aG2 pr>crp
tolars. pai:-lt vii! =" 'it'i a \
danr. !" uts, wUu' II. mon, belGg sent hr he ms
pay visit Those who tuubi - the
:b5sr Statement have certificates q:
thu subscriber, refer following nance eentrn-nNr
Dat Gern, IL fnlrc.r John Sha keprd La" Sat.s A'"T
Hey, Ciaeper CautbIsc Mr. John H. Fr..rgn the
r Jno faa County Capt Randolph staiard, LuPcper
Maj John Roberts iappaannock; m Joseph Nickn, Washing
Raspaannack. MIR Alexander Tnnel, Warren county
Nr Jon FAINT, Wrreunn Fauquir CoInyai Il whom Will
give aEy INF, rnation the -ublrt. ."quircd
ip II ll3 wCw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28
cu.r1r.-n.- OCT. ID. lsas.
81 REV iHU.

u AN AWAY from the un-crlhsr on N" ~ daN 81 teaF"l!
II last. How named LEWIS. "h" sometimes c'.-
Lewis viii Doubt change M mar" - sG
about twenty four YEAR slf ~ m "f
mar size gsrih straight b,a REDDISH hair o an"
nlrnv email ear and IN. hump breast on The
head and ltmp.d itlr when nc left home o'casionsd o
span His height aoout nFr rt' siA ~
che. well As rrcolrcird. When he eop-c he was "en
homespuu double WOKE yarn c!oheI NJ coi'
pantaoon different from each oir' hhs
nfnrnct that his clothes are very Gihch
that he cut, very appearance generally nave a ,
informed that he La attempted cross Inc St ii i
Sow.'. l;,- Bcer. MO Richmond Iouhs a!G
Ithiuk ,: u-ob7h- TIM, H. that COUNTY wa
s sa1 f the All f,lu taken the Sla and delivered
10 secured in lny ai TIA. ct a!n or 80 II taken
CO. = ''e 1 go ANDREW HCSDLEY,
Nss- J.zsies P. O.. .Hdstsses Co: "a.
I--IxrEw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28
r,rm. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

r,,-c- . published week during the
4 !. s''' - TERMS OF ST BSCRIPTloS.
Dollar, per 4a~.n aud Three Dollars for six months
~ n 4lyans,, pad ~ &c Gse Or rsned BY mall post
TAs'S !, dollars prr annun AZ The end Of the year
AM. - a.s Office may b. 'emted per mail, N good and
NM notes, 1t risk # the Editor. ,hs postage II al
). 10 y-t,-..-.The postage Of single letter
ii any - the writer IL - the accumulation OF
~ extensive which operate. serious tax
E MI Jay for nine papers, annually shall have the
'o. descriptions shall hereafter be considered incurred
a,ylgcr and fur years publication, unless specially
- lrfe tu- and paid for advance FOR that shorter
to, ,sa,Iea shall the order OF any and
SScc,ber uness paid for advance, satisfactory
49, made 10 some ana accessible person IN regard 10
or payment But IN case OF An order Tor pub
i5S = th,ul payment from subscriber who Is u:ae,
u the conditions, single number mas De scn cor
'os 81 accompanied BY, copy OF THIS regulation.
ae names all subscribers whose ability 10 pay may be
70 The pabshsr and who may remain indebted on open
Al the Of years from the time when the advance cd
was due shall DC erased from The list Of subscribers
=: Resolutions Of re Editorial CoaSsniOa ef ia.
RESOLUTIONS OF the results Of The collective Wis
me brtsr experience Of III. Editorial Corps Of Virginia
81. ~ - aSlsa l; Richmond the 7th January, 1875
&c ,sat.ous, ne Ge!ernnrdtu a5id--lh he Interests
- .ro:rpeni ana oar on Interests require, iures-
ce !, them. Several Of The American presses are driven
80, gpu,l oi CASA PIgmcat, No class oil n:sn has
.s' ~ N abuse Of n, Cre..; System than the Editors o.
60 IN rrea, difficulty consists The transition from
n the o;,s- Notwithstanding the Resolutions of the
,1r:sn,,u have been Induced continue severa
s.rs On me Book, who IN arrears 10 TINS Qhee--
a. nh :sase course The name Of es-y sno.srbsr whG
r,!s-rr-n will positively be stricken on from our 'o
grlsucsur.n, Of our next volume.
:'..s ',.' TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
0 To-: II ne recommended 10 the Editors Of Newspa-
The Common wealth. publish the head Of their
AZ. ior advertising, anl that they strictly adhere =
49, I'M: ilsse prices be always such give fair
10 "@r '. -. ~, n. laso, performed"
sae1s' " - Recitation u II, Edorla. cosrr=son.
i .v-en lines, or less, hr insertion, IS cents for
s's. % s..ac- nus, he accompanied with the advance
ri setgr-ncs,, 10 lnsure execution.
4. =, lirsrtsins may amount to 500 per annum. a
, h aate of2o per cent. and 70 So, Of 10 per eec
.a-..s "a: .'isrrag. t'om the county Whenever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

II CHAM E"Ik iEc.St, Rui"s held the - ~ u.~r
the It'll las > Sfar.
Ntrt.F Margaret 10.
Samuel larnt-1a E.ttrs Pollard and ru-,a
Iilu I'D. Thomas Baruf Archibald !is,-,oa" NiThs = i:-
tidrNo,d Lucy rf"ond aHi Ems. Harh'd fht
ir~n Archibald tr"oi. "h" int.marr'ca with h"rear.
grand daughter Of Thomas Enane G il, and daughter If Mr.
Margaret Glc; decd Henry Glrntit Claiborne " t'"nc and
Mara R,hccCa WIFE, William \. N-gnt and tHaci In
Charles H. ltSe aud MARY Nan h. WIFE, Lawrence Rman'
Isabella + Wafrg. uf Law R1ar Fat! HTkn-
Richie, Thomas Roam, Elizabeth We'no'c and Anna West
infant b! their ineui Richard Rowe, Plaintiffs:
against
Thomas John Jnds. Thomas RtFn, Jame-
Hopkins ituu lame. II. ArN1l. pr. Hc zeal infant children
al George M,Ncal and Mau~rva IN WI. Naaea Game james
r. Caue. Thgme- X. tau-, Nn Game, Martha tdar. Ann
C7in. Sterling Cain. ard MARI CcH Caln" tn last -ai u'an
rhy r. nra.aham aGl Lucy Ann h> "i-. Thomas H. harn"
Jackson and Lucy Z. his wf George C,shaw. samuel
shaw AM Thomas i3>na". D"trndHai-.
The IHoma- Iarwood. IOhu Gan.'t. judge mo
ina RutFn james Hp,ID Rutiu James H. &N,H oea-4s Nc
Nsa c:ren uf George M,Nal and Mnncrra H. WI,
Manrva Game. Jane, Il. ,aue, lbcma- Il. canc, Wlam
Game. Ann C.H-. Sterling Game and Mar ines
Game tn. last infants flIp ramham and Lucy Ann IN,
w!l. Thuna, g. Barnes Jackson and Lucy F.. r>
George UpB3w Samuel tnw and Thomas paw, nrt taE
ing entered their appearance and according 10 the
Assembly and the rules II tn. and appearing by
satisfactory eyid, they inhabitants OF this
Is ordered defendants DO appear here the r.t
dav OF Nav and the bill Ol the plaintiffs and
that copy Of ioriiw h Inserted newspaper
published IN cy Richmond r months sGrrcsrci!
posted tie door Vi the courthouse al .ls county
4 Copy-Tes~, JOHN PENDLETON. {. c.
IyI--D-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28
81 Of I'eIuable Re4i Estats. .Esgrots, &C

y.-,r . for sale on the premises, the higne, bidder,
az gay inc 18th day Of Mas Mex tina; valuable s'ann
Il. any o Prince Edward known as Kings Iarern-oyihe
500. y v,.a II Prince Edward The SITUATION
~. p, H.. = - well known render further dc.
.,-g0 unnecessary. There j. about acres Of ANA
r-. .gl.g. tn terms which viii be liberal VIII be made
Known /. + DAY If sale,
IA oar ooo.-,y VIII offered privately nnti the DAY :" a'e'
. =, mar rnn II viii then offered publicly.
4.-, t ant place, VII Be offered Tor SAFE OF y
N=.,9=s part for cash, and tue balance on iae
--gst. .,,
AM Hr4.=a,d Furniture, and some valuable STOCK VIII
2. rH.,. b. Size ,,.-
Al -- rra. claims against the E<rate Of George King
" y. r,-. - present fuy authenticated and per
s g.-' Is requested = come forward IHin-cas'! anu "
y: .ge .rr-. ,,.
E... .~su to III AMI ever person or persons HOLDING
a-t.t ~ security, r. make tneIr money o. s''e w
go : go = - = WIN :. KING, and
GEORGE king.
Errors George Kng, deceased
lU-i2t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

IZFORNITION WtNTED.-If any OF The children ct pr
1 NATHANIEL CARPENT L, late "t the Count: Of hIns
month Of April 7S leaving four naon
YIN Fauneroy Carpenter, Nathaniel afl'n,aI, anu - L
ar cya-rs nf The aid Coyndon Carpenter M fsnnlef"!
Nathaniel Carpenter. (te son. ana ba.hrod ,'pe
nnr,i. fby letter post paid with Messrs "urne!
and Lrthbridge Cowand tt:on'es al Law so a.;
- 80 W,.r. Rel. and steward Artonies at Law ~ tiE
n- Inn Fe.d London. England. or To james hnshahan
ESQ H. Rrann,c Nacs,ys Consul Ne" orS u'i may ne"
soincthln. a.'ahtase'"s''' ' li1--st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

Eo W W. BROWN. .7ti0raev Lar, Gaicts:c7, Ttr-Hiil
practise IN the courts 81 the 1T Judicial District al
supreme Courts Of the Republic Austin. lie viii a,irnuo the
location oi lands IN any part az rc Republic md u hr
mess aPitnaInn. 10 ms profession Letters addressed
haSeston, post paid Ia New Dl.ans Will hr p.nmriiy
Refer t-es-r. Gcudr and seldom. htufnr. al Ila and
A,.-r- BALDWIN, heEt& 90. Echmoni. Va.
March5 ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

H. ISLE NAILS AND IRoN.-The Agent are now r.
! ''a- from l..l! I,lr Works.
'", 81 all ,lLr-. from d. Ia A. d.
= and trrshing Mails. from dy TO ~ dy
-. Ntal- 81 all descriptions,
N"t- o, hll Nails for Flour barrels
o., from Ito inches long.
60 ne lFan u-H fos Nails this time Is much superior ~
nat USE. rr several past, and the character VI 'e
h'-.i amt much improved. They also receiving
r 9 i"m - t. ) inches wide
~ a Plate SAB and Band IRON All Of which ran De made
- 2, shoe, notice
A. agents '1uS they recommend their iron VIA ''u
" s t.:-rcucn To- i. ruaiy IL i, well hammered under
!nar.e, before passes through tn roier,' ~ ~,
Hgua ii III" character Of hammered iron, wiz nc
49,. and re-..arity OF rolled.
80. PARTICULARLY cali and examine eot y 'e
-. 40 %4i. ICHN r. TRIPLETT Z son
- lIu-2aw2In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

IN King William County Court 9th January 1 Audt q the
Estate Of VIM p. Claiborne, ec recomni'ed TO Master ION
Thomas DAhncy !" Je revised aud corrected and a
he make report 10 the Court
The oa- Interested hereby notified that have appointed
the Of Ht"ng upon the duties
o. q; m. order of Court AMI they are
,,, IN attend Al the residence Charles H. Bra, ESQ.,
Ia corp,v of King William OF Ngn, that DAY
"a nrlors A. NJ and vouchers, ready for
~ THOMAS DiBNEY, " c.
lii-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28
PENITEYTIARY NAYCFACTCRE.

0OO pair of HEAVY FGsset Waved Cgp.- Leather,
C,UUU Brocu.s aud Shoes suitable for labort's and Hons
S-ryantaad OF iae oe- materials. r.! la- P,nientarS
Store, l4th street.
March ~ lG1-2rn
- ADDLi.rY Srlrrup. Hit., A.vo I.
, side Plated SrrnDs AMI f. Engi, Woet WEB, strain
Web. Sadier'~ Fine steel Plated Harness
Mounting every description, English Head. and Rrns. and
Marnsas complete assortment Of Saddier- materials
tpr sale on liberal terms BY WM. :. HANsEll & SOH,
Importers and Hiolesg, asae-s = -rsrSst-'t,
AL Ell;-2MI PnisaephLG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

! .a.' Nj. MAT FOSI ESTATE FOR SA.t.-l h'. ~ ~"
= p. Missouri subscriber oilers fur >a' ''
r.". r0~I >.rr19 Grars. isinE N caroline C",'.S ~
containing ugN ards ~ 'ro ts"E ana st'e -, -
=; t.r bIurrr, II winch are cleared and arabic 'anu
'r-r4 X.r 49,. pi and productive meadows SaInabie
'+ aarU. hunired lies on one eSth''
" 'ae 4rg. d 4. has been made around considerable
.t ~ y Nat With lc attention the greatet par
- perfectly secure. highlands covered WIN nta!
N"4 81 y,atl. timber The soil Of Spring Grove admirably
~, ruitlrs Of Indian Corn, Wheat ana "oa'C 80
aftArt easy afforded BY 'ne hchnio""
'.sshr. Potomac Railroad which passes liohs "u
..a~r ,.tl., about half mile from the dwelling mouse
.H-tr . The aud granarics. II Is ten h'ce
-gr' The SnrInr Grove dwelling house contains "o
.s' 10, 1f-i Hcnr the second. porco spacious
1850. ~ CELLARS Al III. houses, negro quar-
.a ra-r.t,. house, barn in wheat machine all ~
@1. .ri-y lr enclosures substantial mere :
another ara, an! comnodious dwelling house.
'#Htgg4y repaired with Ill the necessary cut h'i,rs'
t3 point which wouli render the DIVISION :" IN,
Hu-" wnu may wish &" purchase are ihSitet - 80
WI. BANkHEAD.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

TINE GID SWAN AT YORkT0WN--o celebrated IN TIE
former proprietor Lawrence Gibbons, for all Of TIE
life. whether please the palate III" eyea.
- months correspondent 10 lis former hs
tsslf the consideration u null ana
public patronage. Suitable bathing hruse btGg erected
and every preparation Is maxim. for the entertainment COMPANY
b the dar week month through the approaching s Ia
Bic bar beds ana o.tlsrv supplied Tho most -Hah" -t-
carriages and hore furnished The shortest notice Indeed
advantages summer reoit-t> accom-
rodaou- found good and a cheap those heretofore
most Its h-atulness equal TO that Of any other
portion pcnnsulin proof Of ih II may DC proper 10
.,ae tina, family Richmond the whole month OF last
August f.w days said house. and after enjoying I'M
nrovnr health while returned home restored by the salt
Bath Passengers transported and from Whnne
James River puncua being only Smiles thence. For further
par,ruas and circumstances connected Herewith APP
ply 10 Will =, ,r-t-,o-'.
App lio7@'w lhS ia"2tn
and send their account 10 this Office for collection.