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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

Csnsfsfency,-M L. 8. chst6eid, mem
Der Of the n. Y. legislature, and leader Of the
ioeofoco party 10 that state. when the Genatori-
al question was under discussion, nominated
Cert Smith, Rsq. Of Peterboro, as candidate
for that cfice. Il is generally known that Mr
Smith ia one Of the mos. thorough going abo-
litionisls 10 The state. And more Than that, be
~ opposed 10 the reelection Of Martin Van
Bureo. But the loco focos were willing 10 do
any thing, finley could bat defeat the election
Of Talmsdge. Bot ia putting Gerit Smith
10 nomination, they showed plainly tina, they
had no confidence 10 their own strength
They hoped by this course 10 get the votes Of
those members Of the legislature who are abo-
iitionists--elect Smith, and call il Van Bu-
rep triumph SO they would elect man to
Congress, whose humble petition has for years
been thrown under the table by their own
party! And these very loco focos say IL is
just. o consistency thou arr jewell Had
be been elected, be must have felt very awk-
ward in taking his new brethren by the hand,
on his arrival at the Capital. But we think
the drill masters would never exceed in coax
iosor whipping him into The support of Vac
Buren,. The old gentleman has mind Of his
own, and would be 40 unAnching advocate
for the right Of petition. But Mr.. TsImadge is
elecicd--so the loco foeos Of The N. Y. Legs
lsiurs will take no more pains TO court the alb
olitionists, for the present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

The Noyth Eastern Boundayy.---T The Au-
gusia tMe.) Age, Of Tuesday. contains the
following paragraph;
We understand that Governor Fairfield
has reviewed in rrplylo his letter 10 the Pres.
ideDt Of the 23d uI,, a letter from Mr. For.
sy'h. Secretary oiSiate-- by which i, appears
that prior TO the reception OF the Governors
letter, the President had received information
from another quarter OF the late movement
oil the British troops upon the disputed terri.
tory. and had im,nediasely made il the sub
jec. Of representations tothe British Minister
AT Washington. who is now in correspond.
ence with the Colonial authorities, upon the
subject A further reply is soon expected BY
the Governor. y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

North Eastern boundary The National
Gazette Of Tuesday, Of last week, says 10 rela-
ton 70 this subject, ''tha, an express from the
Governor General Of Canada. with dispatches
for the British Minister al Washington, arriv-
ed IN this city las. night in the very short time
Of live days from Toronto, U. c., and proceed
ed q Washington in the rail read line, At 8
o'clock this morning"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

a great Wing meeting IN Mep Orleans,
was held on the 9TH inst. 10 respond to the
Harrisburg nominations The Pcayuus says,
II was the largest political meeting ever con-
vsned In the city.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

lAs Government Of Massachusetts - Gov.
Mc''on's hands are pretty efiec,ually tied. On
TUESDAY his couneifwere chosen--eyery one
o. whom, nine in number, are Wings. The
majority was about thirty for each candidate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

The Wing Stale Convention q, New Haven,
Con, nomiua,ed the presen, incumben's for re.
election. The election takes place in April
the 6rst after thai Of New Hampshire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

Elijsh Bedding Of swanzey. is the wing
candidate Tor Senator, No. ON. Hampshire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
NJ DAVIS spid-

The ssDlimsBs throughout Congress and
tho country, WIS unanimous in favor OF
Maine and what the President in his late
message had said, was oil iell deeply 10 be-
tine, tbgi The controversy had continued too
long. II was full lime for il TO be broueh,
10 close. And who knew what might b.
the present state Of faris2 Al the last sess.
ion, such was the excitement in the public
mind. that when the British were abou, to
take possession Of this territory, there was a
great Indignation manifested here and gen.
orally. Mainv thought !. her duty 10 reprI
that invasion. And how WINS The difficulty
adjnsled3 BY the mediation OF General
Scott. sent by this Government. between
Maine and New. Brunswick. There was
now intelligence, very near Official. that the
territory was in the occupation OF British
troops. 10 remain there through the winter
and there was even an admission BY the gov
eminent OF New Brunswick, that The agree
lnent entered into had bfen violated. And
what was the explanation Of the Governor
That !, had been done, no, by bis authority,
but by one still higher. viz that OF the Gov.
'esnor General Of Canada. Mr. Davis though,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

EfE subscriber respectfully informs country Hat dealers,
that ic IL manufacturing Tor the ensuing pn. adc,
larger assortment CHATS than lie has heretofore offered IL the
puihc Ihry Will consist the qualities. colours and
with correspondents York. will be enabled present
10 ms customers the newest styles, directly their being started
in that city.
lie would remind his wholesale anh retail customers ha his
Hats are Of > oM u manufacture, made in Richmond by wuTSnen
of tried skill aud experiences and Of the very materials iii.
ported 10 this country.
His prices wholesale and retail found
nanila'"r! nj The NG.ihas expense
greater her tna there, "!ti thr exception freight
,h material from New York Gichiull, which
fraction.
He keeps hand supply of Ilscs materials purchased
al importers, wTh i'll be sold always small al
Store uppnslte the old Market. JOHN DDDi.fN.
Jan IL 19-:hn
DUBIIC SCHOOL At BUREEEtLLE, PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY VAIiavn. engaged the services of Mr. VIM D..
Fcathcrsnn who By birth Is JraGp, md has been educated
BY Virginia gent en, William IT, Harrison, Esq, of Amelia
teacher Of the English, LATIN and Greek languages.
The first session Of this school Will the 18th day
of February July. The second
session win commence the l day of August next, and end
the Goth December 1870
Terms including board, tuition PAYABLE in ai-
vance, Ss1.
shall be prepared 10 take in and accommodate eight ten
boardcrs. G.iMCEL n. BURKE.
Burkevic 10th jan, ls;o.
Jan ls 79-aawll5F
JAMES RIVER AND KANtWHA COMPANY.-Ata Ieerng
President and Directors the James River and kanaw
ha Company, on the 10Th Lanaay, iSia
RcSorrd That the Secretary b. authorized exchange the
Bonds Of the Company guaranteed b. the STATE for all Pos,
Notes OF the Company of dates previous the aGo Of this
resolution.
". B. CIIITTENDEN, Secretary.
Jan Ta-2aW2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

STURGEoNvlLLE SEMINARY-Tlie exercises of the third
- Of this Seminary will be resumed the 1871! Janua-
neM The plan OF Instruction will afford extensive
embracing the various classical aiiOrs, and tic useful
branches OF Mathematics From several years Of practical
rrncc teaching ta:n- applied himself closely studies aud
public examinations undersigned
aud confidence nt students in this institution
thoroughly aud properly instructed in ;ei! ncn,
and prepared for necessary m- Transactions. any similar
in the state And Institution pub
lie patronage, The Undersigned improper cypress
HIS and opinions upnn The subject teaching lie
essential The part uf The teacher, make himself
qunhiru with the disposition ana capacity the pupil. Ii
Of the pupil h' nurrdy and SJw
pchrnd the teacher r patient and slow n1rg
nation, however kccihg the mind closely exercised, nnd
fy avoiding fall IN the other extreme ta. the mind
pery comprehend the matter When the faculties Of The mind
properly trained by Of reasoning. and thinking there
by developing itself il will ensrg" and expand according Tie
application aud o tie student IL industry and
pcaon nc wanting the the student, the teacher must
adapted 10 the disposition 10 effect the object II the
mind he clear and comprehensive added industry and appCa
tiun the task tOinSruct uuplcaSng.
The Undersigned observes that his pol will be governed by
sound and Wholesome discipline, a he designs lead rather
than the ind, but vii! bc reSc
cey require H. The undersigned further observes I" is pat
and nd. that his schml The pcscn! has been liberal
supported and ,rORiscd and m confidence upon their
further support and rcuuragcent and trusts that however for
irown favor that merit vii not be unrewardcd by
liberal public.
TEENsoarl for tho scholastic year Of 10 months $50 Tai
Tor the classics S; Cor the higher branches Of English
S2i: for the minor branches, S2l. J. J. GREGG.
Sturgrunviic, Brunswick, Dec. IL. G1-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

tRISrMAS-TIlc Of The public is respectfully inv
~ ed In examine The variety of CHRISTMAS Presents the
subscriber has for sale They consis. of every variety calculated
10 sui III: and The His stock Of Books aud fancy
ccs for his juvenile friends extensive and selected with
10 please. Ii would be- impossible 10 state advertise
mcnt MS variety; he will therefore few nf the
items, which consi; Of Of the most splendid English
and American Annals published Also, Engs pocket ed
Of the Poets elegantly bound. Also, endless variety
Books, handsomely bmnd suitable for presents and splendid
| assortment ii Fancy Goods.
Book OF the BGuduir The Oriental Annual
Bsany'S tos.um. The Magnolia
l!cat's Book OF Beauty Jennings Landscape Annual
I.ady's Album The Girls Book
German Tourist Portrait Album
The Gem The Token
Landscape Album Atlantic Souvenir
Turner's Annual Tour The English Annual
Youths keepsake Literary Souvenir
The Naval Annual Yu'nr Lady's Book
The Keepsake Gi-aningS Of Nature
Our Wild Flowers infants Journal
Young Mans Library Young Lady's Library
Miscellaneous Thoughts lcatts Picturesque Annual.
The Iris
Bibles Prayer and LYNN Books in splendid fancy binding Ia
dies Writing Desks Mother oil Pearl and Ivory Card Cases,
Marine Shells glass irwIry Boxes, elegant Albums Musical
Boxes Bead Purses and RcicGies, beautiful PnCl!uE Emery
Stands, CaccS Batciorcs, and C0rncllas. &c.
RICHARD u. SANXAY,
Bookseller, Staoncr and Dealer IN Fancy Goods
Dec 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21
HOET'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
EickLlaad Eic.rinil Lam Ii. $50

~ NJ oYT is eenced BY the State authorities of Virginia,
-. 10 sell Lottery Tickets and all known tickets passing
through his hands will draw prizes: he stands eminent i'll this
thing Therefore il the country in want of money
lei him send forthwith Ia iinyt for ticket.
In Of this year, the largest class Of PRIZES will pro-
bahly b. sold by iloyt.
Jan -, ,Sla to m drawn Alexandria, Va, the Wrhng
Lottery, Class with capitals vi S300oJ, l0000 5000, 1000
1904, 22l5 % 2ou, of 1859, of o o. IS Of 900, &c
Whole tickets only $40; shares in proportion.
Certificate Of pc wole tickets, $3.50 only halves SO:
tiers $50 80. For the capitals, send To HOfTS,
Ian 1S-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21
Owns Of the Richmond Enquirer.

i published three TIRES m,,s during ths session
~ Iart ana tres neck during Me rest q tic gear.
q y" TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
- -. ,~r aayua. and Three Dollars for six months,
~ - 70 ,, paid Office RENTED by mail, post
pa' = =, dollars per annnm at the rna OF the year.
H - , IL MS o,cs may he renlt'"d per man. IN eo'n anu
= ,n.. a, tin risk III the Editor; u. postage 81 al
sy' Tr b. "a, Hr.,r<rhc postage Of q single letter
!'s account 10 wrii-r. Il j. the accumulation Of
m r<Cnsive business, which operates as seoes iaN
sin ny for nine papers annually? shall have The
10 Inscriptions shah hereafter he considered as incurred
,tyancc and years publications, unless sir,'ins
az shorter iiaa, and paid for N advance Tor ha shorter
shall he sen, 10 the order of an: and n'is
rhor unless paid iof in advance or satisfactory re-
"c he nol s"e kno"n ana acsassi"s p ~" n " H.
nc r5, m, ncn from subscriber who Is nnac
caa,r u,r r conditions, snsi% ssn ,ss Ne s'' '''
''a1E Ysu Of Subscribers whose al! Z" pay may nc
unknown 70 nv Of ,To years from the time advanced
, VA. due sht be erased from The Ist 81 Sohsetor'S
Resolutions ~, some of Of the collective wis
- aud the bitter experience OF the EdoIai .o nns'ha'
,"r assembled Riclin,ond on Ic Efh January, 49,
@ Psr,nns we arc determined abidc-Ihe interests
H. prrss recommend, and own interests rtlue an
10 Them Several OF The American presses are uth
:. M ,s,, custom ii Can Papar~r No class OF men has
more hy an a,S. uf the Crdt System, tiAi III. ."i' VI
sm 10 the other Notwithstanding: The Resolutions Z" me
E,,cral Convention, we have been INDUCED !" .. IN
on the Book. who M arrears ~ us oice-
ca n,nns our COURSE Of every subscriber, no
n mis- nrcdrau,en, ill positively be stricken o" nom our io'
,la nl our new
- '"s ' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D3 Tim, i, be recommended the Editors Of Newspa-
our the commonwealth, 10 publish al the head al INC
mics for adycrSRg aud that they strictly adhere y"
,"s and tina, prices he always SUCH as 10 ave ar
-, 1.a;,nu for the labor pcrin'u'ed 80 =
s""'t '", R~sulaiop If t1r Editorial Contention
n: sytrcn lines less, first INSERTION 20 cents; Tor
zach continuance ~ GEMS. - .,,s ,,,r m. advance
luG>t he accompanied WIN e auN'ioe
~ ", .,,,.I9r, ~ references, u Insure cNccutlcn
~ ~ ,r advertising may amount 10 500 per annn
S, viii r. made % per cent and TO So, Of loptr cent
Gs,r aud Marriages from the country, whenever
handwriting uukn"wn AT this ohce must BE- aulct-
M rp,or>'luR ut the Postmaster III the neishboritooi,
usM & i. ma case b. published every measure, thar has
s "a prevent mpoons and quhzes, has proved hereto
. We must. therefore, insist IN such case upon
~. pn1,,aa b,n. certified by the name OF the Postmaster
-, IN r.. 54st a. iF' irt'sr.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

- x-,Ir;ElE NEGROES FOR SALE-ou WcdneSd ay,
XII M ~. INST w!, sell the Negroes on the csae called
y, mart .! the property o the late Randolph Harrison OF
] TN. SALE vii hr mad" III Carter>yiic. on credit ot
month";, To- approved bonds bearing interest from date, or for
~ "'"''' - X. HARRISON, Err.
Sl,"' 1l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21
500 REWARD.

SD EWAKU.
- from The subscriber eth inst, his man DE-
= L ~ remarkably likely, about - years of age dark
tshy hair ara has mole the side OF ono
c II wore OF whcwoo hat striped eassinet pantaoons
an G9d2c Gotten filed in with two Of cotton, and two oil WOOL
Iaih .T"te he will be lurking ahou Richmond or Frees
Snrs As he has acquan,ances IN both places He worked on
ass!.s E:4s Canal Richmond in 1888. will pay the
ha. reward any person who will deliver him 10 lodge
MN IN u! 50 isi sc, him again. ---.a1N.
caso,laa Cow, Jan e ls4o. A-''- TT
rsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-We wish 10 employ n
n Lady of good qualifications, take charge ui Female
School the present year Her situation will be pleasant and to
who bring satisfactory evidence o her merit liberal
viii be Further Information he obtained tom Tie
first named the nogorood Of New baltimore, Fauquier
County, aud Of the last named Richmond during the session OF
the Legislature. JOHN OGtlNlE,
A. UTTERBACk.
CHARLES IICNTON.
S-oaN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21
JAMES RIVER AND KAyAwnA COMPANY.

NTOriCf TO CONTR ACrORS-fupo-ais Will be received at
" the Office of the Company In RCmond until Tie l febu
airy for the and delivery Of loooo bushels oil
Hydraulic Cement, privilege 10 the sand Company to eA
tend HE $50 Goa bsihr Cement I" c ui the best
olity properly manufactured from approved Hydraulic lime
stone kept under perfectly dry and convenient for delivery
the hank James River below Bucanan 10 be de-
vccd To the order of the Cnmany Engineers in strong and
tight barrels each ronauin. bushels of 20 los nc;loO0o
ready delivery by the Isl July next and the same
quantity month thereafter, until inc
comprehensive Cement 10 be subject nj all times 10 IN
approval rejection, y an Engineer OF The COMPANY
designated the contract the proposal 10 b" Tor the price
oer busbeI All other charges included. Il. WRIGHT,
Ian l7a-ldl Chief Enginser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

NOTICE.
Ii persons indebted the Estate Of fleming W. Kelly dec
"A respectfully requested 10 make payment without delay
and those having claims against the will please present them
properly authenticated, for payment
HUGH H. KELLY,
EErcH0r Of Hcanins ~ Kelly, deed
Nansemond County, December. 1889
Dec. III R5-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

lanes RtvERE& KANAwLA COMPANY meeting o
y President and Directors oil me james ni gu Nh"iia
Compa,y, on the 10Th December, ls3s,
esolrd Secretary be instructed 10 give Public notice
that the tho Companys post notes sa until
they paid.
Is''ae' ''0'' '"' w. r. cHITTENDEN, Secretary
no. 6e-2H6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

.eANK or NIIGINiAThc President and Directors have de-
~ ccd dividend Of the profits That have accrued since the
d June las of three cent which, after cscrring according
quarter the shares subscribed since
that period w BE- paid shareholders application
a. ROBINSON, Jr., CrSh'r.
Jan u IT-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

SiSSOi;"TiON OF rOPARTNERStiIP.-Thc Cor,ar:ner-
~ slap l":etu0" carried y isg salscrrS under the firm
q hncT fiarge. dissolved on the 9Th October last t
ih consent III persons a iG claims against The concern
~ ln >ed 7rcai either OF US for settlement and
e indebted III will please cali and pay OF ih,r re-
tiec;vc dues. WILLIAM ". DiBSEf,
ALIEN. GARRETT.
H. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21
JsnGay 81, l5ia.

~ su9s''o h1rin- purchased the entire Interest OF AIR. Mex
jarrett IL" A Dahny Garrett, and Intending TO
p IN" Ginc.rr business al the old sand he VIII Keep
" ssr ,s"'asnt Of Family Groceries; and feeling great
~ oi p1 patronage, hmpc continuance of the same
WILLIAM W. DhBNEY
Jan.2 72-let
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

a>i IL. HA"hiHoS, re- =
Ian Gus
- -. - I,, -7 - Tho h;cbc-, Ij5Jsr
- IAtd'AS W :, r,,,n Cm,,rho,sr on the third day OF
fs';FUs IN % arS'toinsd with the prdrrccs uf
f~T' f'> ~ HH -, 49, 49,. rn,r,r, ,r ~ EnG,ud
70 h.' ~. ~ ~. -; All MI nj I,r%r sizr NJ
cow ~ - % :, ihn rchaSr d,rk bnv RI
i"'ii a"l ,.a4 = I'M o., hy t'I,,aan Sarcnny
gi, n, ~, ,,,-i III H. iay Eaviu- won IA ont Of
Il. NJ '''. - ~ ,n.,,Ss carryns more than $50
...3 ,,,o, Wa ,,,n%l 1.f ,pr,ns when ,.:ce wears
9'a 80. =, ,.,,srInnj In; al; moi RIM ON
ci',. ~ ~, ,,,. hasn ,,,ct.d In n tumn,r over
a'aas; u ~ '- t a,nr virb h. had
care" NJ i-'''''' 80, o. 49, ,.,, ,r,,i,a,,
Na.N a'.."'A-' ...i, 49,. r.'. AMI may il, ,uothrr
1n&.a-' = -, ,I,I =. 'n.,I mn NOV a permanent
,cf,s ssfi,v ana nna;lg 10 determine Dr.
I.> u ~. -, ~ c,l Ia, SHRINE entertained AN exalted
" =, y - nc ,orsr an,li ~ ra.l hin, fr enough TO
% "a ma, n., in m: respiration 10 aTrc, has running In
- 80 10 ,t.,r-., need In )r Gnodyy yp's
r,l,nn "a han, whist in .ranins he sad me has
= s,'pa ~, .h,r rcsintne n, has not been
..E {" 't
,, r H., f,o t;nr f,,n and rrca; speed Of this
3 A a .nna, ~ MI ~, 'i ~, ~ 49,. a for
N ''' i' - ~ ,' a,,, d",is Ihai GSt 10, his
s - ,. ,,3ns tiir ,.nt successful racers Of
,.- '',
",rpy -, - hand. high, al the richest dark lay co.
,,ar ] ,.o ~, hI,cs - years old spring, his
5 snr,Iy con- ~, the cs, bred II all the Distinguished
~ ar A. ri,ih hut nts FORM his ac-
, ~ ~, II > blood render highly probable TINT,
s,' ~ it, ~" ,.",a >a.. and anpra wirl CON
tn sam. damn hlyr pro@ncA superior als hy any horse
VI @ "", ~ prrha.ar many ,a-snns can i've information
olhi p3't "'hiiSih.H Issuing W., 70 e''''' ia,
h'tI ana i',n. an i.r.l ~ nt >t1t't; S ~ =,
h'"'ln" !. ~ Eana2'a' ~. ICY anu ~. ,,., =,
"i9N IN. coz >: nnii"i2, WE: Ht lN'N - -;
I' " W., ', ION .' -, , ~ w.! $50 ri. avn M f.
a.sStnl b. ira> ~
wv Fot1NN IN Hn % ne 6i,'."g"'T, rae y, -
Ei ~. warner u' many n','S- S"d a. '". hahsui' VI 'n
tai.n' ~ if'a price aHa 'iI !" hin ~ i''h al
Nt ss f''" "N' "'c, s' ~ N'.'s % ,
1 Z! - . Hfs'' "i''H ~ or ~ W. ~ ~
."a' - ~ ~" NGVyfu 'iy NV ','S ~ ~. ,,i
10" M 'ie thid anu 'htth -, "''' 'i'"I'a"S ~. ,i
Nb. - S L",s ''.ch h,T IN 'l' i'. . y. -, :; ~
.A' SEQ. I, - "a" un'i o' Wiz. Eis ~, nj ..;,i
wa, ith. S,'.@ia tEiir,e "I o't'.h ' '' n,,,s "
"'-'FI 49, "' ma '.GI"V"' ~. Wy ~, p ,;1
No pcuGaG Icl old en0u. {" have been trained
,au Pomona 90, kv Sir .2tr., Of beautiful hay
mas bro! n the late VIM iaNa Es, well known aS d breed
o I'm, &C H., :,,a ,,,. r hy s., harm ou of
.c. ,,, No.. - L-.d IA, Z, ,rrn rsn seated in
IS9 az H." .srsy,, s,,d h;aks viii hcN cn
t,NI., ,n ,,bn, ~ IN, hy po.s,s ant nC Com,ay hv
E,--r, r, y5r-,.rg, MN fr dam nj (Igac,or
So. ~ p ~ &C. =. :. H.. ,,,Ig- ,v S,.;,rsj: . !,
ain M r,' no I,, - ysLI.c S,o mn Cyrj<,,y IA
g., -, -. q" ;. . dan, fy Ba-fi-t,s Chiijer Hoaeg
1 i.br,w i.I II ihr Two y,rs Bio. see general stud
H.h ~ n. All ,-l ;sr,,yig. wa. ro by m. (ioGulia
l.,,. i, j.Sr,G = nj ~ sr Il, KIM Jy~,c r. sDl
>7c,. Inn, nj raa., ~ = ~ "
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

SSToODLhWN FARM FOR SiI.E.--liavng concluded 10
~ change residence here for the country where
located This valuable estate for sale.
Il situated about mile Of kngsGt, Sullivan County,
East Tennessee Immediately n" stage road leading from
Knoxville Abingdon, Va IL contains nont 800 $50
Land which about D cleared, and in good cnndi
and Of this portion OF the land about 100 bottom,
creek oY grounds large portion o the tract good arabic land,
we'll tncrcd; abunaiy watc!cd with good
ter twelve fifteen springs IT,
The those springs together and constitute
sufficient large flour and mill
been in and
revenue, good The mill
mcu situated the Eain road and about in the centre
uf The which
located ntcrsccs the Rcsdy Greek right angles
below the mill road IL
East Tennessee equal facilities
farmer craze The buildings The estate
v"ncnt house, sInunc house. hn;Sr large
stable, frame cribs, with large between
crib, large frame barn. ovcrecrs house, and
n cabins iaycS.Iil he road leading the
through Russell Scott
and hronrh Tennessee the Knoxville
Abingdon road The midst ui t!.e rstaea point
large ricS house
public East Tennessee and
ceenl and tavern stand and situated not more
than four from McIenrys Mineral Springs
siderable cpue; and which The rrufict0 As an nforined IN
tends ttn. reception of visitors. Any
gentleman enterprise and capital may farming
business independently of the and MILL
uf the M0Is Mn'ticaulS China Mulberry
large quant, uf Iron be- oh
the premises; also quantity beautiful Marble, with
power the manufacture II
exhibit, in the al advertisement all The ad
vanagc nctinn quality and improvements Of this rara
sale. Those WHO desire purchase, will
examine for themselves.
For term G sale and particulars concerning estate appica
lion be made myself on the premises
Woodlawn, near Knssport. East Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

wind Up S"d p.s Grocery business and
devote M sn % nS"ee and for
orr for sale low f,r cash good paper Semaning stock of
Gro:srss, lotion 70 make liberal aivancsaa Va,
other property hand One oi US %' & at the To-
bacco Warehouses aay, and nsrl,eui , >pad to all
Jan I73-SaW6Wl H. 'N.,1.-''so.h&y