davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1840-08-15

TosAcco. The Baltimore Price Current
of the It'll says: @The demand for all descrp-
tions Of Maryland tobacco still continued:
very animated, and sales are readily effected
at about the same prices as ruled last week:
The sales comprise nearly all that reached
the market, so that the stock IN the hands OF
the commission agents is not allowed to "a
crease. We continue TO quote common IS
5oaS4 so; middline to good $5a6i good IS
5oaSs; and fine S8dSi3. Ohio has also
been in brisk demand, aud sales Of upwards
of 800 hhds. have been made at prices rang.
ing from S. e5aSs, for inferior to good and
fine. Within the last two weeks, not less
than 1000 hhds. have been shipped, Of which,
700 hhds. are intended for Rotterdam.
The growing crops Of tobacco is also most
abundant; that Of Virginia is estimated to DO
$4,000 hhds.; Of Kentucky nearly the samss
and of Maryland and Ohio, about $4,000
hhds. With SO heavy a supply, prices are
well sustained, the general sales at the M
spections being from So 50 to 81 per san-
ldred. The small stock held in Europe M
duces shippers to pay these prices:
rFarmsr's. Register
, 1840-08-15

The SIAMEsE TwINs.-There are very few
persons who know what has become of Chang
and Eng, or where they are. They may
be gratified to learn that they havs"settled
down for life" on a farm in Trap Hill q
post town in Wilkes county, N. c. They
write US that they are delighted with lords.
their farming operations, and are as happy a.
-Bost. Trans.
, 1840-08-15

There is a small press in New York work
ed by an Electro magnetic machine.-EI.
paper.
There is one in this city worked by Bran
dreth's piLs.-Richmond Star.
We have three papers and a half in ST.
Louis which are wording by hard cider.-PaL
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

ruIREHf ulauaIn a.I nau
j a 9 'ha following hHa ~
i, U aua lnaa 1 laHH I.lb
a m So Hu0b. 0ar oua HHnI.I aM
involve dollars 30 favor or Rios
II a. dated about lH# 90 o.. Nath
al aaI duo OIL January Ihnua1aE
n o1. uo's made by me, lho mlar
IL rsI. luftu8 buudfi auj utfeanda..
y nnwr Of William Hoy anI dared
~ Time 100 lho early palIof lh9 Year
|aso. 'ue e2aci iImo mot fecoIIac'ed.
Il, day aHef date, az hutc legal 81.
" rgBust both Of the above named
loles.
JOHN T. IlETH.
8Noyembar 2g. 1910. 40
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
TAX CoLLrcr0R.s SALE,

WILL expose to sale to the highes.
bidder, for cash, before the Court
boa door 10 the town 81 Canton, daji-
SON county, Ml-stss.ppL
On the Third U,a3ay ia Nornjeraerl
The undivided half of a certain trac.
or parcel Of land, to wit: The eas hdG
northeast quarefot section Two, town
shin nine, range five, east; ives, hail.
northwest quarter, section one, town.
ship nine, range five, cast; sooih halt
west half, northeast quarter south-eas
quarter of the northwest quarter see
ION thirty six. township ten, range five
east. containing six hundred and thirty
three and forty hundfedlh acres,
Sold for the taxes Of J G. Napier.
J. n. YANNOY, A. &. G.
Madison County
August 10, 32-45
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28


HaHa h
~ at
'
~ 4" L l.nHI. q f# Y
'H"' Ft''a iH' 0NNH NHE..s
'.hA.a H.l
h'.5 t.rsifHb.r Eve IHH tHd I#H.o
ant OF .i't 'Hn.8rr In "l.n.4i %. h
I"e '''N" ..id FiNt'H"h. UIa"r HH
l'hIhnf of ihn COMMERCIAL naI iH.
h''d b'hh n NirtaNHfg, provided ar.
aA.'f or d'h.ota shaI. f'e Ilii .WH. #
Ieuf'y lof lho amount Nc Ins b.. o
lhelt IlabiiiIIH8 HllhIH tHr@rn mHH'HTh'
lcf 'he registration ~ -Is decd o. 'rHH
w. W Tx 3hIIB.
= NY. v b9'ii0N~ Assignee
" y = l1nll.h }
November y, 1910 46-6
TAX COLLECTIONS sttF.
" lhh expose '' f1'''f ~t', '1 M
highest bidder, .Uf CASH, b.aIe tH
/ CourlHo4se door. La ia. tlsu.U| e..f.,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

! WILL expose to sale to the highest
bidder, for Cash, before the Court
pQnse door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
Fn county,
81 & 'he. Third Monday Of February, ls4l
Eae following described land, 10 wit
ne north half, southeast quarter, north
[al, east half, southwest quarter, sec'
IL eleven, township eight, range two
aI' Sold for the taxes on said proper
Tor the years 1898 and 1889.
j. II. VANNOY, a. d c.
Nov IA, Asa [Pr fee sl3]
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

The sale Of the above described pro-
perry is hereby postponed until the 4ih
Monday Of November
]. IL. VANNOY, a. 4 c.
Nov. 21, 46-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale Of the above described pro-
perry is hereby postponed until the filth
Monday Of November
J. II. VANNOY, a. d c.
Nov. 20, IL Pftse so
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale Of the above described PROV.
ery is hereby postponed until the 2Ist
dag OF December
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
ADuINIsrRAToR's SALE.


EN compliance with an order Of the Or.
"a plans Court Of the county Of Mad.
sou and Suite Of Mississippi, tho under
signed win offer at Public Sale a, the
Co1r, house door in The town Of Canton
and county Aforesaid,
On tho 7lh day Of December n<H,
on credit Of One, Two and Three
years, the following described lots, tracts
or parcels Of land, belonging to tho ss-
tate Of 4. L. Bea'ie, deceased, to wit
The north half Of section thirteen,
/ the cast half Of the north cas-, quarter
OF section eleven; ~ east half Of the
south east quarter, tho west half aud
! twenty and aud one fourth acres from
/ the south end Of the west half Of the
south east quarter Of section number
/ twelve lot number five Of section two;
4 lois number six, seven, nine and ten, Of
section number ono Of township nine,
range one west; Also lot number five,
section thirty six, township two, range
one west; also the west halfof the norm
west quarter, and the north half Of the
cas-. half Of the north west quarter of
section eighteen, and the south west quar-
Of section number seven, township nine,
range enc east, containing fifteen hun.
drsl and sixty acres, be the same more
or less
Bonds with approved security and a
mortgage on the property sold, will bs
required from tho purchaser
HENRY HAMBLEN,
10. LATHAM,
Aamr's Of A E. Bea!is, deed
, Canton, Oct. 22. 1910. 42-s7
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

MARSHAL's SALE.
United Stats circ'9t court -.Nay term, l81I
James Dick, etal.
vs.
1lg ga..., 7 Hunt ef'i yend. expo
nay virtue Of the above stated case to
ID b me directed, by the Honorable cir
cult court Of the United State for the
Southern District of Mississippi, | will
within the hours prescribed by law OK.
pose TO public sale, Tor cash. before the
! Court house door, in the townol Canton.
Madison county,
/ On The Hh Monday Of December, l941.
! it being the % h day Of said mon b. be
4 following described land, to Wit be
north ives, qearrer aud west bali oil north
east quarter section Twenty-Five, aud
north east quarter aud east bait oil north
west quarter and north half Of east hall
south west quarter and north halt Of
west half Of south east quarter section
lwenty-one, all in township nine, range
four east, containing FIVE hundred and
sixty acres and lightweight hundred hs
Also, the west hall Of the south east
quarter section twenty, aud two hundred
and eighty acres, lying and being in sec.
lions twenty and tweniy-one. all joined
and connected together, making three
hundred and sixty acres, all in township
nine, range four east Also, the soutt
east quarter q section nineteen, ant
the west half Of the north east quarter
Of section thirty, township nine north o
range FIVE east, containing two hundred
and forty acres and twenty five hun
/ dredths. Also, the south east half o
+ south west quarter section twenty eight
township nine, range four east, an
, south half west half section twehiy.oIgh
: township nine, range four east.
j Levied on as the property OF said de
. PENDANTS, and will be sold 10 satisfy tn
the above stated case and cost
WIN. N. GWlN, Marshal,
For he southern Difinc Qf .Ni'H,'ipp
b vs. L BATE Dsp'E
] Nov ql, 46-5i pr fee S2l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

pY virtue Of the above stated cases to
. me directed by the honorable cir
Gull court United States for the Southern
District off Mississippi, will (witbin the
hours prescribed by low,) sell TO the
hghes. bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
O. the First Monday Of December 1910,
hbeing the 7th day Of said month, the
blowing named Negro Slaves, 10 witt
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

Antony, Mary,
S.ah, GnOayus,
SCarojiua Frank, Milton Pickett,
Ro-anna, Ben Parks,
Mary, Henry,
Berry, Phillip,
Harriet, Wlnney.
Davenport, Frankey Puckett,
Isam, Fanny Pickett,
Martin Van Buren,, Long Isaac,
Prince, Fanny Vicksburg,
Lacy, llozeter,
Elijah, Augustus,
kissiah Charles, Jane,
Gilbert Hannah,
Margaret Suckey,
Lucinda Baker, Joe,
Edmond, Cealy Mathews,
Short Robin, Lucinda Mathews.
Rachel, Martha,
William Puckeit, kier,
John Pickett, Long Robin,
Richard 81. Adaliao,
Betsey Matthews, Brown Anney,
Wilma Mathews, Lizzev.
Bin Pickett, Innnah,
Ben B,.iogsIy, Henry Brown,
PIennty, SoIlr,
Milton Mathews, Dunbar,
Virgil Bo'sey,
Chariot, Anderson,
Jack C0aborn, Sdadricb,
GabraI Burton,
Friedrich, Davey,
Fanny Ghoison, Epsey,
Io'ey Ann, Matilda,
Gilbert, John Muck,
Freeman, Rochester,
Nancy, Nagaa,
Short ls7ae, Perry.
Qunlina, Ilesakiah
Red Mary, Oliver.
Glenn, Scott,
Paisey, Rachel,
Frank Gholson, Matilda,
Manuel, Rando,
Beu, Mlley.
Fhibu JIaibqfNti Suhd AuHF
Barney Bin, Sirius,
Fronkey CIaiborn Lucy & dougble
lssabelI1, sam,
Mima, George,
Martha, Miles,
Celia Ann, Cloey,
Harriet, Sarah,
SmaIIwood, Lewis.
Sally iIutchns,
10 head Of Horses q Mule.
Pleasure Carriage,
Buggy,
) Road Wagons,
81 head Of Sheep,
30 head Goats,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
y. GARVE N

Produce and Commission Merchant,
VICKSBURG, MISS.
Keeps always on hand a general as
ortment oil Produce.
REFER TO:
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

POSTP0NENENT
Tho SIZE ~ me aby.a described pro.
parry IS hereby pHpooedunsil the 6rs'
Monday ID December
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
For he Southern District n M,lsistpyi
By w. j.. Bate, DcD'g,
November 90, i7-48 pr fec s268)
The public arc informed that Samuel
". Puckeli has no interest in the Ray.
mond Times Office, nor did he ever own
one iauhing's interest in it. The pub.
lie arc cautioned against bidding for it
on the day Of sale.
SAMUEL T. KING
Raymond, Sept. 90, 1870
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

Ho I0aaafa 8 abs8 afa.
Hrf. UfmH HHfl au ihs gad
daHIt. thauNf
$50 H GWiN. NrhH,
sMt fhhUt f Wlsrgnep.
%, W u huiG, Dsps
Wfmlaf o., 3G.43
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

J. II. CHEATHAN,
j.. G.. ANDREWS.
a 80
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
NnLaI

IH. sale oI lhe above described pro
F.Hf Is hEUbg postponed until thB 10Th
fuyuI DgI0hef. 1870
Nm GWlN. Marsial.
i Ht SHHu DH4f " .N.nnaggi
by w u Barns, Dpg
October nj, a.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

pOSTPONEMENT
The sale Of the above described pro.
perty "a hereby postponed until the Ord
day Of November
W. n. GWlN, Marshal,
F5r Gis Southern Dui1ei Of .Htsnisigy,
BY w l.. BArrg, Dept
Nov, II A5-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

REINFORCEMENT.
Tho sale Of the above described pro-
perly i hereby postponed until the 4lh
Monday Of November
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
For Htf SgpNern Disiuri Of MnsnpT,
BY w l.. BArrE, Dep'y
Nov. II, 4G-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

p0#TrONENENT
The aa Of the above described pro-
fery is hereby postponed until the roth
dtv u' October
W. N GWlN, Marshal,
far Hs sluHfra Deir,i n .Nininpp,
BIZ " l.. Barre, Dep'y
October 2l, AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

Infamous and StmpendowS Fr0"ds.-The Detroit Ad-
vertiscr of the 9th instant states on the authority OF
gentleman JUS; arrived at that place. from Seneca conn-
Ity ~ Y that the Farmers Bank al Lodi or Romulns,
an institution organized under the General Banking
Law Of New York has issued post notes and certificates
Of deposit. to the amount Of neariy one million Of del.
hrs which have been put in circulation, mostly at the
South hy the purchase ocotton and other products OF
the South, and shipped to New York and Europe.
Large quantities oft has also passed in Indiana and H.
lnos, for the purchase of grain, pork cattle, horses,
&c.-Some 10000 have also been used in Ohio There
is security given for the post note and certificate OF
deposite issues and the State stocks pledged for the
demption of notes demand, will not more than re-
deem what the Bank has out.
Scptimus F.. Watkins, formerly of this city, it APP
pess was one of the agents of the Bank at New Or
leans and has been arrested in the city.
The certificates Of Deposites, passed in Ohio, have
all been protested for non-paymen', and those sold
South and West will share the fate
The State stocks which held by the Comptroller
for the security of the Bank, obtained by joint
bond Of the Directors, and it appears they have also
stopped payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29
(E,em ne Indianapelis Demeera,, .Mgu 81

We have another and further evidence that
Gen HARRISON when Governor of the Indiana Terrific
~, signed and approved law to SELL WHITE MALES
AND WHITE FEMALES. And still further, II the male
female sold should abscond from his or her master,
Ieven if his or her master black and be retaken
conviction Of abscondng, he or she should be WHIP
PED WITH THIRTY-SISE STRIPES. What think The
people of such law: Gen. Harrison had an absolute
upon all the laws passed by the territorial Legs
ature and yet he signed and approved this horrd law
To think that female, for petty offence, could be
sold TO black, and if she should abscond and be re-
taken, that she must receive TuRTYSINE LAsHEs for
running way from negro-how revolving! And yet
Mr. Harrison the candidate of the Federal party, and
expects the votes OF teemen Tor approving and signing
such a horrd law.
But this is not all. Gen. Harrison signed and ap-
proved law prohibiting any one from voting unless
he had freehold estate.
The original law is in the office Of the Secretary
of State Many already have called and seen the law
and the of w. H. Harrison signed to the law.
The same law will be found in the revised code of 1907
AS columns full we refrain from further COM
ments, and republshsthe following article from the
Madsonan Courier:
SELLING FREE MEN i IS sLAyEs N THE STATE OF
Blue Light Lans cfhs West-Generai Harrison in ia
ror Of selling Frcemen in Tndiana-against aHouing
the right Of suffrage TO the Poor Man unless possessed
ola Property Qualification" &c, &c.
Much has been said in defence OF the charge against
Gen Harrison of voting in the Senate of Ohio to sell
free white slaves; and General Harrisons own
letter of denial and excupaton, have been extensively
pubshed.-The charge, however remains we'll esa-
blished and long the records of the Senate of
Ohio shall continue to exist long must the testi-
mony to establish this charge be perpetuated (See
journal of the Senate of Ohio of January the Goth,
1921 atesed by Carter B. Harlan Secretary of State
Extracts from this journal will be found below, and al.
though they may have been published thousand times,
yet they ought together with the excellent Speech OF
Gov Lucas, on the same subject to be printed again
But we have resumed this subject to show, that this
action of the Ohio Legislature with all ITS odousness,
old acquaintance of Gen. Harrison, and had no
horrors TO present his mind for, while Governor
of 'the Territory of Indiana he approved and signed
"An act Respecting Crimes and Punshments; contain
ing sections odous than the section for which he
voted in the Ohio Sena,e odous, inasmuch il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29
ADJUSTMENT OF THE BOUNDARY QUESTION
From the .Afr York Journal Of Commerce.

From the Men York Journal Of CommertsJ
Ii is with heartfelt satisfaction find that the deli
cate and difficult question of Northeastern BONN
Diary is, in all probability, adjusted It appears, that
the award of the King of the Netherlands, which made
the river st. Johns the boundary between the two
countries is TO be the basis of the new arrangement
and that, indemnity 10 Maine for any Supposed
rights she may possess land north of the St John
the British Government is to pay her E200,000 or about
half million Of dollars Most sincerely do we rejoice
III tins compromisc-not much because II is, or Is
not, good bargain in itself, because il removes
bone Of contention which has long existed and the right
10 which each party has claimed with so much conf
dcncc that il impossible 10 say when or how tho
affair could he amicably adjusted.
Doubtless dispatches have come forward by the Br
fish Queen. which win apPrise our Government Of the
precise posture of the negotiation but we trust il
will be- found No, lar different from what is indicated
above
In any the case, all danger Of a war, grow
ing out Of this protractcd controversy is at an end
Had We Tory Administration to deal with, the case
might be different.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29
POETRY.
(From the Bay State Democrat =.
"aucA rrr REMAINS ussrsG."

(From the Bay State Demoerdt1 wax IAN
Maiden, (Mass.1 May 10, lolo
NJ, Edlor-The object Of writing this Is I" inform 3 -,
loo cabin has recently erected IN tins To-" ~ IT, s'
acrenrv nropose 10 sing the praises oil iard Cue
inc nss are submitted hope that the! wiz NC ~ ~,
,nsmory by every good "Whig" and sung ~ every " "
WHO INVOCATION TO HUMBCG.
S,,,,, az IIrMsrG, ancient friend
Thv children come before thee now;
Here nj feet we humbs oehn,
Here in thy presence lowry DOW.
Tbs Fame we consecrate to thee,
Spirit of Humbug inighty power!
Our sanctuary this shall Dc,
Should storm tempest ROUND us lower.
Tho, we have often biz the dust
Con,estinC battle with the foe,
In thse hope. by thee we trust,
To lay the conquering foeos lo"
Help us to spread deception round
Der quarter Of the State;
Let falsehood flourish aud abound
every house-at every gate
Democracy, that worst of woes,
With equal laws, and equal right,
MAY with all our might oppose,
In secret clique or open tight
Aid us 10 get sold Tippy" in,
By fraud and falsehood and deceit
'Tis better thus the prize TO win,
IT'S better thus the foe 10 beat
We struggled hard 10 elevate
tsrod-like Daniel TO the chair,
And moved the powers Of church and State,
To seat sold Harry there.
Gu, nop o HUMBuG, hear prayer!
And strengthen S course 10 run,
Help the people To ensnarc,
Then we' elect Old Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

,de nm escape from this most degrading ana
~; ;,de n criminal offHcs, punishable WIN ~ e.,
p,SG in full measure, of THlkl NlNh
md with double servitude as TO thie. lSee ="
rial Laws, Revised Code OF l0o'' P'o's %
sections 80 and 1i.) hill :, con.
;,;an of ann crime or breach OF penal law, Dc sen
,cnccd to paw fine fines, WIN or "i.nou' .'e -,
of prosecutions ii shall and may be lawiui TOT e e"
chem snch conviction shall be had, III 10 o'"e'
Le Sheriff 10 SELL or hire the pers0" or persons 80 cor.
rrd 10 serrcc to any person or persons "ho "" pug
mo d fue anil cost for such term OF time as 'c cou
will think reasonable I ID
sAnd if such person or persons, or so sentence" on"
har master or mistress before the term OF snch service
LoI he expired he she so abscondng slai o" con - n
v;ct;on before a Justice of the peace, be WHITFIELD
WITH THIRTY NINE STRIPES! and shall more
over two days for every one ;" ios. ,ocora
ssSrc 81 The Judges of the severa! courts OF recor"
:, ,;s ,arrtorv shall rive this act III charge To tH.
Grand Jury, at each and every court IN winch srah'
july '''"'' "JESSE b. THOMAS,
uSocoEfr Of Tie House Of RcPreSfnfaitftS
"B CHAMBERS,
"prcsident IF the ScnatG.
hPP''''s .uLLL4M HENRY HqRRiS0.N'
~, w.s Cav Harrison at this time clothed with inc
re,n oouor; his friends will ask Ave, he was he was
more amply than the Executive of any State OF ihls
Union was See the "Ordinance for the Gorrrnm"n
of the Territory of the L. s. Northwest OF the h've'
Ohio" This ordinance may be found IN al! OF our re
vised laws from l794 inclusive TO The present DAY
quote from il The following words:
Sand all bills having passed by majority OF ,ne
Council shall be referred to the Governor Tor ms as
SENT but no bill Legislative act whatever, Sh"' u
anv force rithout his assent
His veto was absolute No law could pass without h'
sassent," though every member of the House oil hcp
resentaves and the Council might desire II most ar
IDENTIFY
Mr. Van Buren, has been, by the Wing press mos
GrossIy misrpreSrnSd and Siandcred III relation TO m
votes and opinions in the New York Convention in ISL
He has been falsely stated 10 have favored property
qualification entitie white 10 vote Let us see
what were Gov Harrison opinions on that SUBJECT II
1907. (See same Revised Code, page 2%'-b)
an is therefore Gnarted, That every Tree male nina
btan of the are of 81 years. resident in the Territory
and who hath been citizen Of any State IN the mon
or who hath been two years resident in this Terrific
~, IFAND HOLDS a FREEHOLD IN flf IL
ACRES OF LAND,n within any county OF th'
same, or any less quantity in the county IN when ne
shall reside, which with the improvement made thrrc
on, shall be of the value of lJONE fuNDkEL
DOLLARS IN or who has paid for, and in virtue OF
deed of conveyance for further assurance from per
son vested with the fee, is in actual possession OF MY
acres Of land subject to taxation III the county u
which he shall be resident shall be, and are hereby
declared To be duly qualified electors OF Representa-
tvcs for the counties in which they are respectively
resident
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

A TEACHER WANrED-Mr d. $. Ophant, Principal Of the
n New London Academy, having resigned charge of the
the Trustees DESTROYS of procuring successor VII"
may take charge of the Academy the Isl day Of September
newt, when the Fall Session Will commence.
The New London Academy situated IN the COUNT {" Bcd
ford, New London Immediately the road iron"
yucbrg Salem binding has been recently erected
the of the Old Academy, which ia" beauty and COVE
surpassed by other the and being the
vicinity of the mountains possesses the advantage uf pure aud
most essential requisites the health Of
the SIudenConnrrted with the Academy comfortable
for the of the Professor necessary offices and
garden.
1t required that the Principal this Academy be
pshcd classic scholar and we'll rcrsed Mathematics and that
hr should furnish testimonials of good moral character
Applications may b. made the subscriber post paid living
New London, which shall be duly attended 10.
GERARD ALEXANDER,
Prss't v. London icGiemy
AIn..A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29
HINITI~T
N,tIt,ut NnI.,u

William Walton, b,iahdeF
This Tins day heard upon the bin 81 the pain' j.
the answer defendant and III" arguments Of C"uWE
consideration whereof adudgtd, ordered and dtcrO VI
Robert Shaw commissioner Of this court do yamn", sl
settle the accounts OF tn. partnership III" bill mrDt"n, a
that in order To effect this object, plaintiff and inil
render before him the books and papers belonging " y
mercantile partnership, that the parties answer upon '
such nterrogatorcS be deemed pertinent aud po
may propounded by each other hy the rummls,ot 81
that the said do make report Thereof IN c
together with special statement of such matters and thug,
NAV deem pertinent be stated By him, which ri,e a'
CURE 10 lee stated. Copy--fe~tr,
EOLFE ELDRiDGE, C. [. s. T.