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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
Revival in cro,ynnoint. n. Z.

Extract from a letter, from brother Smith, dated,
CroWnpoint, Nov. 80, l84O.
Brother Murray :-Respecling work of
grace in this town, would have communi-
Gated to you something particularly. etote
this time, but was waiting 10 see the result,
and then if possible, 10 communicate in
such a way as would convey 10 the minds
of your readers only the truth. Our meet
ing continued in various forms about four
weeks-was not so we'll attended as many
meetings of similar kind: except meet
ings,) which have attended. The result
has been happy. Our brethren were reViV-
ed and hunnbled, backsliders reclaimed, and
sinners brought to hope in Christ-some-
thing over sky. ...-
| have since The meeting baptized twenty.
one. The converts give pleasing evidence
of saving change. Oar meeting was con-
Quoted by brother w. w Moor, of Moriah,
and entirely to the satisfaction Of the church
Yours, 10 gospel bonds,
LYMAN SMITH.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23

sBrofher jeremiah Murphy has accepted
a call 10 the pastoral charge Of the church
at SchuYlerville, Saratoga CO. n. Y, and
is now ia the discharge of The duties OIL
that calling. Post Office address, SCHUYLER
vile, Saratoga Co. n. 7.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23

L. c. keeler is appointed Post Master
in Monkton, VT, in place of Daniel Col
Inns resigned. 1915
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23

THE BosToN TEMPERANCE ALMANAC
should be extensively circulated by socleae;
and Individuals.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
! Brandon Anti-Slayery Society.

An adjourned meeting Of this Society
will meet at ihe East Chapel Of the Semi
nary, this Wednesday evening.
The friends of the cause are earnestly
requested 10 attend.
By order of the Board,
d. S. MURRAY, See,y.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23

LFSeveral lengthy articles on hane
shall appear as fast rs il is convenient II
reference TO all the circumstances, tc
make room for them.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
Bank of Pouitney.

TINE Booss for receiving s1bsc lip
i tionssto the Capital Stock of The
Bank Of pou,tney will be open at Poult-
ney on Monday the 25th day of January
next. at ]. Beman's m lhe West Village.
and at A. Bliss Sore IN the East Village
at the same time, and will continue oPes
for the space Of 10 DAYS from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. to 4 o'clock p. III. each day, Sua-
day excepted Etc.,.
-. A. bliss,
.. BEAMAS,
wP. MOVES,
H. sTANLEY, Comm
b. ELLIS.
N. CLATK,
w. HYDE,
Poultaeg, Dec IL, 1870 Il
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
For the Telegraph.
n. Meriam.-Frce Discussion.
Baldpiarilie, Ma>s
Dec. a, 1910.

Dec. "A, lSA0.
Brother Murray: have felt conslrain-
as a lover Of free discussion, aud es.
tally on The doctrines ofthe scriptures
|ddress you ai this time.
Oh say in The Telegraph Of Nov. 25lh,
''thr matter" [of Publishing the writ
oil y. Meraml must end here" Sc
Lay !, though q stranger to you per
'n'lly, be permitted 10 respectfully ash
ID? (2) Has MIR. Merriam been disre
Itclful 10 language, manifested an un
tristan spirit and temper Of mind. o
lowed any disposition to underva,ue n,
ord Of God? (3) Has he claimed any
linz in relation 10 the publication Of hi
FITTINGS, which can not consistently B
'ran,ed. unless il be the privilege 10 spea
, the pubIic ia the columns OF the Telt
,rnahi (4)
am TIT free il my inquiries becau'
know the man. He is my neIghb'
md friend. Havng U~vn Acquainted wi
pimfor some years, can certify that
pave always iound him 10 be the san
bind man and consistent christian. {
Pos been faithful student ofthe scri
pres, ever since my acquaintance WI
Pun ~ He has views. IN sone respecl
y De sufe, peculiar 10 himself; 10 viii,
ne has arrived By this study. The
views, ne deems Of vast Importance 70 q
processing christian COMMUNITY, and 1
e0,ld. t6) Il correct. lhey are.so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
|Hssysa;i;,Wsjl A.ssass5Ig SI1It;.ssa|
||::ssssssA gsAa al4i IA q H
yQ-W6w

y1oR the White Swclirs ScruttilouS and tn
Ulcers, Legs old AMI fresh Wounds SpranS, and
Bruises Sweiings and Inanmaois, ScGld Head, Women 5
Br, Rheumatic pu letters Erntinus ChlbIns,
Nhtows Bles Corns. and external diseases generally II ~
acrsefur ran" ror1ss raTp5s
pt-and o. every external 5dy srI ta d4 tie
!e' Of mar or 6sfsi.
This possesses .rcc very desirable properties VIZ
discharge oi the
matter. produces tendency heal, while Il l. extreme
~ mild and pleasant IN lis operations.
NEW YoKs, April TO- 1879
$:I have just effected very surprising of srad
The patient James Egan, ship carpenter, had his right thigh
aud leg tine IMP uwnward drcadnlly sraidcd lay ir
setting Of cauldron Of pitch, the Dry dock
Tie poor rnw cAltenr torture when was called III,
aiiiu afraid that liz would have aitu ampua
knnss the irarulul attractive of Un.
nrnt li plentiful apon the pas affected and had the
pleasure find afforded alUni immediate ciri
sufferer a!C Ia hold rational With
Iiicaton; hIs emphatic expires
SION drawing the nG him: and eight
days the wound far healed Ia permit him waA
abroad though three weeks before allowed i
occupation. shall b. happy if publish this
feel much inferred the circulation uurvalr
specific. JOHN POWERS, VI. d.
CH.RLEsroS, Oct. ID, ls..S.
Dr. Harrison: Dear Sir: You will "bsc N d, immediately
fowardr. gross yonr Specific Ointment You an,ii
opening Of Spring trade,
the demand for specific Is greatly increasing
Yours &c, U,,LANp, iIikg.LLs: ALLEN.
This valuable il for sale all the Drug Pc
tcrsg Portsmouth, Norfolk and Rcmund. Price 80
per box, with full directions
OCT u 45-'af1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

THE subscriber respectfully informs city and country Hat dealers
that he manufacturing for the ensuing sPrns ame
HATS than he has her-tohe offered 10 inc
public. They will consist of the various quaics Colours ana
shapes From arrangements he has recently haae
with in will be enabled 10 present
his customers styles, directly On their being started
in that city - ,,t;.
Hats manufacture, made N Richmond ny "nfhrh
of tried skill experience and o! The very best materials m
ported 10 this county.
Ills uces whoeaic retail will be found obe as low as al
oil
no greater here there wiki; the exception OF The freight Oh
the raw material from New York Richmond, which Is b
fraction. !
He keeps banda supply Of iatcs materials
So, $50 rho old Marker, JOHN DOULEY.
" TJ-.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
STATIONS Office.

STATIONS Office.
TICKETS all the Lotteries and the really lucky numbers for
L sale STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos in Va Leesbure Lottery Ex Feb L.
y a So Is Is 80 40 10 50 81 Is
Ticket Nos 10 % 81 another sold and cashed by SrRATTON
Drawn Nos in Sussex County Lottery No S. drawn Feb 20
81 50 81 81 % "a Al So 6l 81
Ticket Nos - ~ 81, prize of 81 H25.
Drawn Nos in Town Hall Lottery, No. J, drawn Feb ~
ii u ls % 20 l9 ~ Is "a d 10 , Is
Whole Ticket Nos. II ~ a. prize OF 81 1850 All sold and
cashed by Stratton the all prize seller.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria Lottery, No. :, drawn Feb IL
is 81 i6 t3 to ~ IL AZ - iS
Ticket Nos IL Is another capital sold and cashcd ey STRAIT
TON.
Drawn Nos. in Consolidated Lottery Md No drawn Feb &c
So II IL AZ so ~ az IS 30 I'll -
Half Ticket Mr.. IA 50 49, sold ana cascd by STRATroN
Drawn Nos III SUSSEX County Lottery No p drawn Feb -
II 10 81 Il
Ticket Nos. ii 10, Two more sold and cashed by
DO do Il 49, STR RATION.
Drawn Nos. IN Va Welsbura Lottery No > drawn Feb -
~ IL 2f ? 45 81 Il - 10 t. II 81 81
Whole Ticket Nos. II 81 e. prize of Sl25 All sold and
cashed by STRATrON.
NB-oders from the country promptly and conddsn,a at
tended 10 if addressed 10 \. STRATTON.
Rirhmo u, ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
ID. S. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MARCH-s4O, 900 dollars. for th
- finland $50 2l dollars, NETT, S5on00 for the aist
Virginia State Lottery.

4 StflIalS fOK MahCH.-Sau,Wu dollars. Tor the
- 7ti--and $50 sa4 dollars Nett S5o0oO) for the aisl
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit uf the Monungalia Academy.
Gas. No. 8, 1870.
TO DC daa at 3erdRdra, Ya Saturday li Of March, ls40
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
S30000-1O, 900-5, 600, 3,07O-3 00D--2, 500.
40 prizes Of 50 Of 2o 80 Of 2o &c Tickets only S0
OF packages of % Whole Tickets $780, Shares in
proportion.
Most splendid Capital 50 drlars Nett 900 And 100 pr-
OF 81 ,000
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association
Class No. 3, 1910.
To Do 9rde" al ssaaria re Saturday, 2s March, $780,
GRAND SCHEME
s5S,s24 Dollars!
$50, 000-l0, U0D-5, D00--3, 22S-3,000
100 prizes so 500; 60 &C. Tickets only $40;
halves S. quarters 50.
Certificates packages of % Whole Tickets sl
proportion.
Virginia State Lottery,
For The benefit Of the Town Of Wellsburg.
Class No. g. 1910.
To be Graon al 7iercatra "a, Saturday, 18th March 1870
GRAND CAPITALS.
$50, 000-l0,0 00-5, 600 ,000-2,5 500 000-l,747
prizes Of $1,000; % of 5oO % of $780, Of &c.
Tickets only $40; halves 5; quarters 9 50.
Certificates Of packages Of D Whos Tickets $780, Shares in
proportion.
For and Shares Certificates Of Packages the
Splendid Lo,teries-address
D. 9. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
Drawings Immediately after they who order
above.
Feb ~ Bid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

AUTIGN-Te Managers Of tie North American Land Com
- pany. deem proper stale, that by valid deed Of con
vcyance dated day March, 1893 founded full and
valuable consideration. Rohrr, Morris and wife, John Acuon
and wife aud Jane. Gree!ra granted and Sold To- Thomas WI
ling, john Nixon and John Barclay trustees for the use and be-
NETT OF the said Nu American Land Company the follow
lands, the Commonwealth Virginia. the said deed more
minutely described. Viz:
acres hen,
:s,8oo Washington county
li,l:J II &C then in Harrison county.
10000 then in Ohio county.
1895 acres then in Randolph c:ainty.
3i0R25 81 then in Montgomery county
JiiIL5 then in tircenbner county.
20o90 then in Russell county.
81 $50 a then in kanawha county.
In addition being recorded at Philadelphia in Deed book ""
General Court Capitol Richniond was ordered be
there recorded Order-bouS, No. ~ Page 52i, &C
The original conveyance the hands of the Managers All
right in passed from iii. cranorS nj the execution OF
dccd the public hereby cautioned AGAINST pn
portion thereof belonging I" the estates "t either
Robert Norris John Nicholson James Gccnaai or receiving
any title unless Is derived from the North Amrr
can Land Company, liz authorized agents.
JAMES DENDAS, President.
II. NIXON,
ROBERT PORTER,
BENJAMIN kUfLER,
JOHN VAUGHAN,
.daager,.
Philadelphia, Jan. %, $40. H-&.waw
The Wheeling Advertiser and the Republican, Parkersbne Va
will insert the above in eight successive pub:caohs anu io"u
fhZira 4 hiz nrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
HATS, HATS, H.iTS...

WHOLESALE and rcta fashionable and cheap Hat and Cap
w store, above and nearly opposite the Bell Iarerh' MAIN
Street Richmond, Va.
NJ T. STEEDS, grateful for the patronage which he mas re-
ceiye citizens Of Virginia. since he commenced bs
n.s last year. respectfully asks leave inform hts patrons aa
The pubc M large that hand assortment o. li3
which he can with confidence recommend a. being made OF r
hes, na, rails celebrated manufacturers o the latest
fashion and possessing Of style and appearance mol
to surpassed Hats offered in TINS market NOS
r.nteroen who may supply themselves with Hat
and wish good durable and fashionable Hat NJ hc
most reasonable price, will please to call nj the ishonabe a
store and nearly opposite the Bell laferh WHERE e can
mo- f "a" az ~ sun fs4-,f1 NJ #. STEEDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ct Gooehia~d Court House for
to the provisions Of deed of iust cAccih
ny John : Fleming and Indiana his wife, the subscribers Tor
certain ppors therein specified which deed duly recorded IN
e CLERKS ohce of Goochand county, shall proceed 10 sell TO
hehcst bidder, for cash. the property al Guochland Coi
iosr q" Monday the Goth day of April next, lit being court
da consisting OF tract OF Land containing three hundred and
acres Tavern, Two Store HOUSES, and variety oi
oef buildings all IN eoad state Of repair II is bni seldom tai
ca h. so valuable, the market sale. The Lana i
Vaal' and the loraton o,c Tavern SUCH that the profits {"
p derived from usi r consdahl. cntrrsas ai Jndi
chs manager The title 10 the property believed III !r IN
questionable but acting shall only such tiie
vested
FRANCIS W. SCOTT, .r,oc,
SAAiI. &. SCOTT,
March 7. lOl-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

THRUST SAlEBy of deed of executed To the
Subscribers for certain purposes therein icntoned by John
-. SahTnugh t 2C. day April 1897, and duly recorded
the Clerks "ce =! Lnn"Ehurg County, will otter for sale
Ut Lcncnus CnhCaSe IL tr highest bidder ri public auction
cash The nh day u March iLat being uacniTg
Court day all The right tile and interest which r tic said John
w iarngh holds pu'srsscs claims, enjoys, entitled -
gare. under the wI uf father Joseph Yarbngh, dec.
late nl The County nf Inrnhrg. The The said Joseph
undivided and both Of real aud personal
lying hGIng the said IunCEbnrg Acting
will convey such title only svcstrd IN by the
deed Of aforesaid.
THOMAS WILEY,
e. f. JONES, TRUSTEES.
WILLIS RLANT0N. }
Feb Il 9i-lawt9M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

geo. WM BROWN .7rornrs al iGtF, Cee>;"H, TTie- will
~ practise in the 0f the Isl judicial District, aud the
SUIn" Courts the Republic Austin he "l attend In the
location o lands in part Of lhr Republic and transact all m
sincSS appertans Ia hi profession Letters addressed n HIM at
Galveston paid New Orleans viii be promptly attended IT,
Refer nNcssrs. Goodc ami Seldom, AoTncs at Law; and
Messl-. Baldwin, Kent CO., Richmond, Va.
March u6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
rsrms of the Richmond Enquirer.

r.s.er is published rs. Vesk during the session
" i~ aud a ,ress darsg Ire rest ~ the year.
IN. SER "s TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nor,r. ssr aaaam and Three Dollars for six mouths,
m advance, be PAID tas ce VI " n'a' posi-
piys'e ~ .,i,,s ppr ainum al the end NJ the year
fa w Ines 10 this may be- reunited per man. III sooa ana
r natss nj The s :" the s of si letter
i my account the writer IL Is ,oe accumulation OF
~ IN extensive business, which operates as serious TAX
upon w win pay nine papers, annually shall have the
eSh ,3 shall hereafter he considered incurred
IL ~ H.l for wears publication, unless specially
anu in lrir time, ana pad ior IN advance io' ~ so
shall be order o any new and un,
subscriber. unless paid tor IN advance or re-
KNOW" Id Ia s,i.c and accessible person III reaa To
or his payment Bat, IN case OF an ofaer io pup
sn without payment from new nrn may S S sent, con
q la az accompanied by, copy OF this regulation.
- iEe ,, h,sner and who may remain indebted on epe
:, IN end years, the siie weh he
,s dne shall erased from the list OF suhscrbsrs
F Resolutions Of tie Editorial CVnceHttcH q "a
Resolutions IA. some OF results Of the collective wl'-
m and the bitter experience Il the Editorial Car Of Virginia VIZ
assembled Richmond the lIti January, teSe.
s. Resolutions determined 10 nc interests
recommend and our own ar driven
he % English custom Cash Payments No class OF men has
@ abuse Of the Great t hs n e ,u
10 the other Notwithstanding the Resolutions of the
ki''t ,s an the Book who in this Office.
% @ ,n.e The name OF every subscriber, who
va ms prdiramen viii positively he stricken of from our ron
at ;hs e"n'''e"'saT'tGaRt Ss OF OF anvERTisrNG.
,j Thai il be recommended TO the Editors of Newspa-
the Commonwealth, publish at the head OF their
si, .es advertising, and that they strictly adhere 10
and that prices be always SUCH as TO give far
compensate" O' "e Rcs"ltiaa Of he Editorial Convention
Ono sac lines, or less, first insertion, 20 cents Tor
,th ,opinIauce, 80 cents
" rom distance must be accompanied with the advance
VIZ, satisfactory references, To insure execution
~ whose advertising may 10 Sl0o per annum, a
, Will made Of % cent; and to $50 OF III per cent
au iyri;tn. unknown n this Office must he auhel-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

Extract from r Baylys speech at the lat session Of tic GeH'
,il. Sneaker, deny tia, Nr. Riss i in Nhr
in ,h country: The Of VIII. was rot taken Arbitrarily?
party has arbitrarily 10 appropriate TO rses any nam" u
ra-. IN The thing borrowed the Of Wh:s from III" pn
icaI nomenclature Of England What does The term imply
there appIlarion Of that party which takes The .ide :"
mi cge against the Legislature against tie E>c
cuvcof Commons against the Crown When, therefore,
Of Executive encoachment upon t PRIVILEGES OF ,nn
rrcss commenced in this country, the term OF Wing was APPLIED
applicable = political patty IN tins country = 81 ,r' "'
first adopted III ie. Before that tlir we an e cue
raj and Republican parfeshe Jackson and Adams afih ne
Jackson and Clcy parties What were The measures - f
cncroachmcnt III opposing Which the Wh'e pary wa h"
They had their with the Proclamation, WHEEL
having been issued without any legal sanction, a. NV ny
shown. of Executive arrogance ana assnhluo"
which, have already proven, Cen 'rk.,n I" hr ~
ferred him legislative powers ne; wa WE e's' -
the Deposcs in which he claimed the right 10 regulate me cur
rency, aud claimed that all Executive oletis W. 49,
Gem J. recommended Congress 10 establish an 'r"e DAM
,r ,eCes m do H. li, General Jackson creates ~ iI ~
Bank system VIII of the Executive Preyhi', "r Ia'E
h BANK If the T. refused 10 odc! line remove"
bn, The Eyeculvc directed that should b done and NJ M
sends in his Protest. which he claims 10 supervise IL.
conduct :, ." a S[ omsr a4 rsd ai unanimously T. sonac
The receipts the public lands 10 gold and SILVER Gen. jazz
Ind r. fused to direct and his prevails In 1857, Congress hy
Cd rho hill and again he p.e:aicd This sir
and 10 the Wing party Well SIR wh enc
Of Mr. Eivcs supported he has supported an
every of .sm, except the Last.
E1traeitrOm Gen.rai Ha'7 cons chrriot Spttes,
yoa the principles which the Government 81 oar no.
formed recommend TO you, hnwr"cT iES Pr%.aa", y -
President If Uad sta., issued The ION 81 steinh n.y.,
and the so.reas Of Hfssr, delivered 10 he senate ~ ,e
United STAT. their last session Of Gons,a's ~ a"' :, '
arguments Of Mr. Calhoun containing The most .loin.nt anu
.yposito If principles thu; have recently been
published BY issuing Proelamaion think eneai laeS
has rendered service TO ms country 81 sea' 's
than his splendid victory Of New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

Az AELE NG:,hoES FOR SALE-Pursuant 10 decree Of
'tne County Conn, Of TIen-ley's executor
n,> 'dn VIII BE- sold public auctun to the highest
Q" Friday the 18th o March next, al the residence of Ed
t r:hcS III the County of Caroline. six eight likely
an lii Of twelve MONTHS except for so much as may
!" deIiay the expenses OF the sale and costs OF SUIT
na vi" he for cash. Bond With approved security will be
~. 81 The purchasers. by THE COMMISSIONERS.
f'bis Y2-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

tAKFiaGES, EAROuIHES. RUcGlEs AND SULKfES.-
a.. na Subscriber has hand his Coach shop Market
~ between the OLD Market and Srabrook's ware house,
% 'hao> Barouth"s Buggics Staninpss and Sulkies,
manufacture and second hand, all Of the hest
'in>hi9 aud nateras-w hich he will sell rs low any
{" TIE same kind be bought in this ci;y-and ali
- Wsrrln"d as usual
= Repairing done the shortest
''' anh most reasonablc terms.
80 MICAJAH MANGUM.
t'oEf G-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
HOYT'S Lottery aud Exchange Office,
Richmond, Virginia.

MAMMOTH SCHEME FOR April. Is.
LEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class A., for Sta. To be drawn
"A al Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, 18th April 1879.
GRAND C.rTAsl prize of - 49, 1906 10000, 9a0n
$780, 7000 6O $780, 1000, S66 G OF 200. ~ of 1850
10 of 1900; so a lGOand others amounting in all 10 taG"
Que .H.llon Of DotGrS.
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters 5; esh,hs 50.
The above certainly the richest scheme that has been offered
the public for long time. Orders for Tickets in should ee
addressed unhel, ce,ag, IL d. VI. iOYT,
Riesnomd, ia.
March aA-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

pUgLIc SALE oF.LASD, NEGROES, &c.-The subscribers
VIII sell nj public auction Wednesday, Cad April neat
me ens the valuable tract Of Land the late residence OF
Capt Nn Green, dc Of Mcckienmc This cSili' situated
miles north Of E"1 and Randolph Macon College, contains
about aJ1 aud lies both sides Of ALIENS Creek for t"o
ml"savins large quantity Of low grounds the Creek and
branches while land is quality tobacco
wheat, &c. The plantation is sufficient for ihr advantageous
ponrnt of is 81 hands, and has several fine meadows yield
Immense quantity of herds The improvements
conmndious dwelling house, excellent eranary stables over
srcr and houses tobacco BARNS ard all other
houses also rrst aud mill both In good repair the former
commanding large CUSTOM the latter rendered valuable
by the abundance nf excellent timber the land Either Of the
subscribers will show the land person who wish 10
Wewl sell the and place 20 30 likely Negroes
consisting hoy and girls good Miller and black
SMITH cattle, sheep and hogs: household and
kitchen furniture plantation tools, &c Icrmshc land will be
sold credit Of aud two years the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security, and the subscribers retaining the
right Till made For tho slaves and other property the
purchasers bonds with satisfactory security credit of II
months will be given
A. the late VIM. Green. will alsu sell
time, credit of IL months, between two and three hun
bred barrels Of quantity of wheat oats hay and fodder
and an elegant new barOiclIc.
TIL \. FIELD,
T. DDDSDS,
YIN. ". OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
Feb - g-lawis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1910

MEETING of the Citizens of King William county, in favor
removing The Seat Of Justice from site to ny
s wiz DC held nj Aylc;t Saturday. 2 of the prescn.
month. MARTIN DREWRr,
NJ, Chairman Of The Standing Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

WILLIAM SkEES 4,orncr a, Laao, Cayinston, Virginia.
pil'lsc regularly the Superior and Interior Courts Of
boCi",r Eockbridgc and Grcenbrer, and in the SUI
~ !. ms # Bath and Pocahontas.
"' q a1-3m