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New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

IN PURS ANCE order OF the Surrogate of the Coun
Of New York Notice hereby given to all persons having
claims against Richard f. l3lscy late OF the CT Of New York.
Anctoneer decea.ei present the with IT, voucher
ihcreoftothc bcriber her residence, No 29 Spring street
the Ciiy Of New YORK. before he eighth day o hrr
next Dated N.w YORK the fourth dav Of Ocober Al 1891
,f o,v6u MARY ITALSEY. Armini.trairy
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
For The Tribune.
The Yirst Huow,

The FIrst Hnow.
Monday Morning, Nov. 90, 1341]
The blessed morn IS como again;
The carly gray
Taps at tie slumberer. sindcw-Pane,
And seems to say
Break frorn the enchanter's chain
Away.-away'
I is winter, ye, there Is no sound
Along the air,
OF winds upon their battle-ground,
But gently :here,
The snow is falling,-all around
How fair-how fair
Tho iocund fields would masquerade
Fantastic scene
Trse sbr.b aud lawn and lonely glade
Have cas-; their green,
And ioined the revel, al arrayed
So white aRd clean
Fen the old frosts, that hold The bars
And the old gate,
Forge;fu Of their wintry wars
And age sedate,
High capped, and plumed, Ike white hussars,
Stand there in s.a,c.
The drifts are hanging by the sill,
The caves, the door
The hay.stack has become hill;
All covered DER
The wagon, loaded for the mill
The eve before.
The wood-pi!e has been playing hide
The axe, the log,
The kenEel of that friend so tried,
The old watch-dog-
The grindetoae standing by its side
All now ingog.
The busting cock looks on; aghast
From his high shed:
No spot to scratch him a rcpast;-
Up curves his head,
Starts the dull hamlet with blast,
And back to bed
nc DuTH' NuIu ScHtIV, HlueiHS' CHI"V
Their morning moan;
Like Memnoa 5 music of old time
That voice Of stone
So maiblod thcy-and SO sublime
Their solemn tone
Good Ruth has called the younker folk
TO dress below;
Full welcome was the word she spoke
Down, down they ga.
The cottage quietade is broke:
The snow tho snow
Now rises from around the fire
a pleasant strain.
Ye giddy sons of Mir,h, retire.
And ye profane
A hymn 10 the Eternal Sire
Gees up again.
The patriarchal Book divine,
Upon the knee,
Opes where the gems of Judah shine
Sweet mins,relsic
How scars each heart, with each fair word,
On God to Thee
Around the altar low they bend,
Deyout in prayer
As SHOWS upon the roof descend,
So angels there
Guard DER that household, to defend
With gentle care.
Now sings the kettle DER the blaze.
The buckwheat heaps;
Rare Mocha, with IN Arabs praise.
Sweet Susaa sleeps.
The old round stand her nod obcys,
And cut it leaps.
Unerring prcsogcs declare
The banquet near.
Soon, busy appetiies arc there;
And disappear
The glories of the ample fare,
With thanks sincere.
To dclve his threshing, John must hc;
His sturdy shoe
Can all the subtle damp defy
How wades he through
While dainty mil>maids, slow and shy,
His track psrsuc.
Each TO the hours allotted care;
To shell the corn;
The broken harness to repair
The sleigh adorn.
So cheerul-trOnqul-snowy-lair.
The WINTER MoRN.
THE POOR OF ENGLAND.
c. LEsTYR.
We extract from Mr.. Testers powerfully writ
..l.r IN. l,f,..,.-..,,I Shnrn,n / L., LII
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saCKUs's PATENT
EANKTN's PATENT
P|IRI))|( SI()IE.

Tas Stove Is constructed Of the best quaint! OF Ka.'s
sect ron upcn TIE cylindrical PlEi7e ilrheee or n'e
sbrh = attached an atmosp srcher upon each slde
OF a ta5ulsr form and lined throughout he hest i-' l.
created ~ the chamber pssse. betHeea ihe s o ,ls
Al the bottom, and current Of coRuna9liy rssans
through the tubes hich left open at e2ch end 10Y
ts, prnose car,es great amount OF raFchct or warm
air me the apartment. The purity and soi!neS' o, "a.
air IN room heated by this Stove peculiar anu re-
narkabe tns heat scisc difHcd from great extent o.
.arfac. moderately heated The hcateS AR entering he
Wings or sides of ;a- StoTc de>ccut> aad pfeaa> over
tie entire surface OF the base the bottom, keeping I've
colder portoa O.; the the focr IA cons .ant CIR
claton-in the preserving It enilTN from con
JAniinatou rendering tss stove perfectly sale an"
able for apartments Of iuvts sleeping roors * .'uo
a, h l., tie oaiy stove thst has tic radiator ,ai hooN
base combined the public respectfully invited 10 cal
-nd exa--ueit II before purchasing elsewhere. Manniac
turcd by 4 Z. BACKUS. - BowcrS. New toFS "Aere
can BE- number OF recommendations from gen
,,enrn ,r-o stvr l.ri these stoves nl3 I'm
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l. E G A l..

STATE OF NEW-YORK.-CANAI DEPART
- MENr-Lo4u The improvement u ts Cnsnsr -
md Feeder -Tk- raissi1n.rs x the Cant sgne y
tn ed AH Ac o 2rgg d ;or tn7 tdf h-r
improvement o. Ee ChemuHg snsl Feedsr. Pled May
3 Is he-hv give notice tni sealed propa'' val Dc r
eeived uau Tue.isy iae h CAV Of December nXi uuli
ocl ck IN tn lf-ra5on + ha - t ltn OF so ban
dsd ih0usaad collar for whch lran.terl.lc eeeei-s =
srack will NJ susG 10 h- II The People OF ih= sac o.;
N-York esae interest tn rai- u c.n' pr az
MN q-aery nd ne pfacipi. ieHhl-s-t 81 th7
2,ur- Of Tie CoInn.5ners Of he Caal! sHc aitef iae
year 1860.
The propo..s my be fr whole any part Of aid loan
noles hoasey-r th.a iye thousand d3ar All oroPsa 10
- -d up eaaorsed Loan io liz nproTsm- q 'ae
Chemun- C4sai ,nt FEED. and enclosed n E envelope d.
reed & ih- ClmPiFoilera At Albany
rlorey must eepet he credit Il the nri,' me-
of Cana run. tae N-ei * state Bs1s ~ y > ny
ts- Bank % ~ Manhattin Comp 10 the Cty ~ Ns ~
such ether Bank h4 be tesigH.ed ~ the - Sol-
missioner.
The der in the fret md -eept Senate Driei'
aad those r-ding { th- S;-. M receive h- iH,-eft
the stock h-ls ss them a-sy, A. the 'ns OF The VIA
haitian CJmpany ia the Cy Of >-s-NorS ali othrl stock
holer. the >eYork >t4te Blk IN In y OF Albany
The Com cn-rs hem lives the Shttt 4knc
sum han hlt which nav 0drFed " persou or
Bank the of-r he opinion l4Taailss us 10 The
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all competition. Ladies nave Caters that can't be beat
10 price quality, gentlemen Boets and Shoes for
you Of all kinds, and suited to ai classes and all Pur.es
Boots for Firemen. Milknen. Watermcn-every body -
and failing supply Of Boys, Misses, and Child
rens Boots and Shoes aud twenty per toe cheapest
IN the city. Just and see, az SCRlBNER'S 53i
Grand street the second Of F. Market
P S-l often hear from ny customer. that they are
told by Others the trade that buy al my work. and
manufacture It and that the thy sell
cheaper others. Nov here poker FOR those
that tell what tsey know be false ~l!l wager $1,000
Nth any one that paid money jonrneynen
for the last five years for work done under my I'M
mediate direction and CONTROL thsn any other retailer Of
Boots and Shoes in the city, than any in Grand
Il I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
ROLLED AND PLATERs, EsssAss

! FIRST KATE arlcIe OF Relied aaI PIaters Hra.s -ar
"A always s- found at JAMES G. HOFP8T, ,iaI Primo,
street. Wooster the loves, market pricet Lilo
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- r--c1 = Etfsf :. n - r u : s. ! . -
s-y-ys..@->r-<-rs5 FALL AKRANGENENT.-tAe The s'esH-
'SzSSZstshes"- bog, OSIRIS, Capt !. e. Ailsre, viii
on ard amer November O. ran follow Leave NeS
y from Fulton VI rac, Sip East RIVER every Tues
cav Thur>ia, and saturday. ats o'clock A. II
Returning, w lo,,- X d Bank every IueNday Ihurs-
lly Ard = iturl,v. st h,lt past Il oclocll'P p NJ
Tho Boat ail run a above until further aoice weather
/ l..lt ntlnn nnl mt tn=. ne
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OtFrcs No. Ill WILLIAM, CORNER OF j9Ha-sI:
III KJyns oF sii.xS. COTTON AND WOoLEN
4 GOODS DYED restored and dressed, including IA
e and gentlemen. garments such Dresser. Coats
SLawls Cape. yelysts. Ribbons, Merinoes, Hosiey'
.ssmeres Carpets Rags, Piano aud Table Covers w. w
dow Shades & c. &c. o. "a.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

9AAhNT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS
CHEMICAL Oll.-BURNING FLulD.-The sub
scnher would invite the attention Of Ihs public to MS
stock Of GREENOUGHS PATENT LAMPS "hieh
from their beauty and superior qustes, are de,tlned
lrpersede al others The oil which Is brFnso
N tsen chemical preparation very clean IN Us proper
tis-. and gves very brilliant snd economical igst- ne
Burning Fluid portable light, free from al faoAs'
SMELL or grease and will neither soil ,tan. CoHnoh
Lamps b- altered trling expense TO bufa 'ne
hid Tie subscriber ksdly permitted to reief to soo
Of our respectable families. Who are no" USING '
article J. C. HOOKER its Broadway,
betweea Grand bud Bro"rze su.
-, " ~ ' o3ltf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

will be received the Navy Agents Office, New-York,
until the 5A day Of December lsii agrecably to tie
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01


was nearly bind for Twelve years with uebnlss
crng the -ight and am perfectly restored by DR..
Frincl-'s Eye Wster. MARTHA Bows III Forsyth-st.
had diseased eyes for length of time; one eye ~as
deprived Of sight and from the Of DR. Fs prepare
ton Tsade perfect ia month
sss Cox, III Delaney St
certify the above beng tue ,tatemcnts every
particular. Il. BESEDcr Pastor OF Stanton-st. Church.
vas almost blind Tor twenty wears with cataract IN
each eye which now perfectly removed by Dr. Fran
cis'= astonishing preparation for that disease
Hy.r.R JOHNSTON. I9s SOuth-st
This celebrated preparation "r ea.es OF the BYE has
made perfect hope had aed and even IN cases
believed 10 be incVrsh Il perfect cure for all in
ltmmrory diseases OF the Eve wenkness Of sight, a0d
has msde many wonderful N amaurosIs and caa
II Is prepared sold by any IN America but
Dr j. Frahcs. Numerous certificates be a. the
office.
We the undersigned ma0y Of Us havpg used it in
families and knowing astonishing efficacy, unhcsta-
tngy recommend 1t to the of the pubic a yau-
able remedy.
DUNcAS DuSsAa, Pastor ofthc McDougsl-st st. Church.
:. II. CoNE, Pastor Of the First BAPTIST Church.
J0HS PscX. Agent for the Home Mission Society.
J. HARFfsoS, Pastor Of the Thompson-s Church.
JACOB BaC*gK Pastor of the North Baptist Church
JOSHUA Lane, Member Of the Pr,sbytery at Buffalo.
q. GLENNY. Member Of the Royal College Of Sur
seons, Lendon-No ) Warren-sI
y Artificial Eyes inserted, which cannot be dl'n-
gIl-hed from the natural 10 Barclay--st. n- I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
u Dry Nock, B oolIym, Ncw-York.-

Propos ais for Timber for building the
COEEEEs DAN,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

terInented liquors, Nc ~ til- ii4'''"'S o'''l-
are very great.
rbc,e !. not a branch of ,h. immense system Of
manufacture in which there Is not paisini sacri-
fee Of health and lite. The ignorance, vice, dis
ease. deformitv, and wretchcdness Of the English
operatives. as n J0dy, almost exceed belief. The
philanthropists Of England should relax nothing IN
their exertons for the emancipation OF the millions
still held in bondage in their foreign possessions
but am persuaded the physical miseres OF the
English operatives arc greater by Tar than the
West India slaves suffered before their emanciPa-
ton. Far worse even than this IS the condinon OF
the children of paVpers especially
They are. to all intent- and purposes, a' abso-
s,cly under the control of their masters As though
they were slaves. There Is hardly an instance IN
which the law ever intereres for Their protection,
e, the abuse be what il may. They are too ig-
norant TO understand their rights. and too weak TO
assert them tney are trained up TO one single
branch OF labor and forever disqualified for every
Thing clse they are neither instructed IN science,
religion nor the common business and economy OF
life Dr. Southcy relates the following converSa-
ton with the proprictor OF mill in Manchester:
We are well of for hands in Manchester,
said Nr. manufactures are favorable 10
popslation the poor not afraid OF having
family here; the parishes. therefore, have always
plenty to apprentice and we take them a. fast as
they can supply u. In new manufacturing towns
:hey find it difficult TO get supply. Their own
method i to send people round the country TO get
children from their parents. Women usually uS-
ter;ake this business they promise the parents 10
provide for the children; one party Is glad TO De
eased OF burden. and it answers well to the other
10 ind the Young ones in foed, lodging. and clothes
ana receive their wages But if these children
should be i'll us-dl said l. Sir, he replied, it
can never be the tstsrsst of the women to use
them i'll, nor OF the manufacturer 70 permit IL
And 80 /, could be said. that 1t Is never for lhe
interes, ci men 10 do wrong and OPPress their ie-
low-nen. Ii is not Tor the interest OF the tnslisa
Government. If they understood their true policy
to endanser the stability of the throne or the safety
Of the people; to Garage the lower classes by un-
Just legislation. Il was not for the interest OF
Charles |. ts urge The nation into revolution, IS
his own beades. trunk testified while il lay upon
the scaield by the upper window OF Whitehall
Palace. II there be class of parsons obtained
for selfish purposes. and reduced TO the condition
of mere instruments in the hands of their masters,
it is the English apprentices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-09

, wishes Ia dispose all hiS property IN NHe'
mn, privately. II b. done aiva'ae""h.s - '"' p
c,y m d, iays from If sold pnhiriy tc lr ",
~! ~; ~, .iyru IN future advertisements ana any one Wihe
- i,,aI privately know the rrms by aIp."h ~ ny WV
n.rerIy rth. III Siheils 7. ~. POwiiian To-, Va.
III, plantation on James river called DOVER Ihir estate
IN r county GnocIand and l. too well known !" feir
contains about 500 acres No 81 which af his'-
- Iw grounds Also, the stock of Mules, HORSES, fafhhs
oi every sorl Forage aud Provisions on hahn-
,, we're 100 seeded on this Farm ms year
81 My Farm IN ch-Ster-d called ST. LEDGER containing
,hn,., 4O0 acres with the stock Of all kinds.
~ ,hout lnl NEGROES-lcn. Women Boys and Gnl~
III, sy interest t:allcgn Mllshc Corn M adjoining
IN, hov-thr Wafer Power attached, aud nnihr" aicrht
l,ina lrwen the BASIN, The al Richmond, shockoe
ar.no - and Old Locks ui the James River tnl!aiy
ra r described on application Mr.. Thomas Garter 81
"h"h ~ " JOHN IIETII.
a.-f
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ESoR SALE-hc subscriber otr inr SHE that wen Know
Farm eiids situated Hampton Roads anu on me
Ola Point Hampton Ceeh IN Elizabeth Cry Cnnhy, ana
cleared land ana wood-no Inferior 10 Hack rive aids
II has lars. story wood dwelling house. I'VE years
rooms with other nlt buildings, anu ni. %
made little expense place Of fsInnac resort Tor Ihr IN
valid or vacccn health comfort not 10 he sur
passed any lowcr county, n II y Immediately >i-
rounded hy sh, flesh aud poultry The qualify Of ne Lana Is
inc average per acre, with good cltiraon - twenty
bushels WHEAT thiy oats, and thirty Of corn II Il
admirably aiapted 10 The the potato With
in twenty yards of shore the largest schoners can receive
wishing bny viii necessarily examine
The property Themselves The undersigned Therefore, deems IN
necessary further In enlarge Possession h. had I" seed
post paid. THo>. 1. GoODN -.
-
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FATorIER WHITE ETLFNIN STEINGs.

FATUTIEk WHITE II EPHT X SFEINUS.
This elegant establishment open fr the reception Of
visitors under the control aud superintendent a. ni
The reputation nt rs WATERS its rra
accommodations and proximity 10 the Northern Giles
leave proprero doubt that the VIII
and fashionable Dur usually excellent bnd
Of music viii be- attendance The ~ q: July. stages now
Alexandria, Frederic k>irc Charlotte and WIN
chester and Isl cf JuIy viii daily from the Two
..rr points Fredericksburg leaving there AFTER the
arrival the Richmond cars-al arriving nj the Spn, before
n:.h here which called. The books
81 The Past Office Department. Warnt"n Springs" Daily mails
arrive alike from the North south Passengers for The
South me- after VIII .rt L. Fredericksburg. III r
for The evening fnf The North, VII leave the Springs
a.i; supgIsr and Washington tine for The Northern
cars The stage fire will exceed y % 10 Fedrrk ns %
81 80 to Washington These increased facilities Of Access tr
a.piaar. accommodating. assistants and the pledges OF he
subscriber leave nothing undohr I" ei'r
Sufficient lndncrnent To- large
portion Of Tie public M wh their presence.
DANIEL. WARD, SGprriaendant
nm. l3-lL
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POETRY.
"Mrcn y.r sEmAIS, rs.use."

THE AMERICAN BoY-B, JnH> II. HEWITT
.sFather, look up and see that iiag,
How gracefully IL iiics;
Those pretty stripeS-thty seem 10 pe
A rainbow III the skies
II is your country's iae, my son,
And proudly drinks the hcht'
Der oceans wavc-in foreign eiihies
A symbol of our might.
"Fa,her-m hat fearful noise is that,
Like laundering in the clouds:
WHY do the people wave their hats,
And rush along IN crowds
/, i the voice Of cannonry,
The glad shouts OF the free,
This is 4 day L. memory dear
IT'S Freedoms Jubilee
az wish TIM, | was now man,
IA fire my cannon tao.
And cheer as loudly as the rest
but, father, why don't you:'
I'm getting old aud wclk-hnt sii'l
My hear, j, bic with joy;
I've witnessed many day like Tits
Shout you aloud, my boy
.sIluuah. for Freedoms Jubilee.
God bless our native land,
And may live IL held the sword
OF Freedom IN my hand.'
WEI done, my buy-srnw up ana love
The land that gave Won birth:
A home where freCtum loves 10 dwell,
l. Paradise on earth.
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Land II yorlhnmIerIand and Laneasler Counlles Lor

Liant in .IorthambeiaHd md Lancaster Counties tor
Saic.
rlTRS ANT a Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Law
aud Cancery for Northumberland county, pronounced
81; April I'll 4 therein depending, the at In
ani lurhet, merchants and partners, and William
Harding a.iet others, shall the la; day July
NJ - residence Of William T. usirt deceased offer
sale the highest bidder, credit uf twelve and
eighteen months nm and after The 1t day Of Ianay, si1
the II and tlr O; sale, which will be
CURED cash, Tracis Of Land, winch
William T.. n.hlctt dird seized Siticrt DOVER
which w he laid c and assigned IL her previous The day
sale Gn II III. said ccS d. Land j. situated ~ the Parish
Wicnmrn, ~ northumberland county! hcn. the Tract ii Land
which the sad William T.. lmc!l resided Ia!
death containing ~ rich neck Land.
the -! les nilcd;aicly Dividing creek Which
IN I'll. chesapeake Ray, and has IL SNAIL hGt comfortable,
Dwelling .!ai-r with lie nrrtsSar: house,, ard excellent
apple aud nrciaTi he
cuiuv, kmarnnrk Meeting house, 81 ~ acres,
improvements tile ether about lrs east If The Court .uc,
with u small House and small field enclosed
and mostly covered With pine wood, sufficiently
.enicni navigation. Bonds, with good personal security viii
be- required lar III. purchase moneyaso. deeds Of trust upon the
land The
THOMAS :. SfDSOR,)
JAMES HARDING, COMMISSIONER.
SAMUEL GRESHAM,
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N 0TlcE-rh inform John King formerly resident 81
~ Meck.enhirr comfy, Va then resident Of Jack
county, Mississippi and OF Jane, King deceased,
there "f money due him from HI. fathers Is
in the hands Of The Subscribers whose address Is st. ra
Mec hienhng county Va which lie receive by apply
and should John King be dead his legal heirs viii receive
same hsir authorised and, siud there be
pcaon for the money John King his heirs then the
amount will he disposed oil tho law directs.
CHARLES KING, EXECUTORS 1t
WRIGHT KING, ics Hiag, deed
JGn1 Is l?-wiw-
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ID EADY-MtpE CoFFlNS, AND tNpERTAklN> is GE-
IL NER al-The subscriber. order I" dispense Sb .c
hardest DAYS labor o the week the Sabbath as va fre
nurn,ly The cas and afford hoe living out oil the CT"
, nnnmtuu;ty o having their deceased friends more Gectn,
buried determined 10 Keep cons ana sn"Ins.
vrs and panaoons all ready made, oi Tie hft maze
mi. and workmanship So hcing hurried IN making the' u
generally when iheyare 10 e ne a!r ihcs are ."
rr. int having special pains. ani devoted ae ''
,jns than usual they finished IN very sf'' sie. Yer
living in the country. having 10 send The silrS WIZ r.s'
b. taking the measure iaAh. 10 d'"""'e ~
as tli,;s he LEFT Ia The unG:rtaker ,,
Funeral earse ccn. horse aud careful driver
furnished II i.o shortest notice, and the mo.t ] q"
tention given Charges moderate. JuuH W ~,
June is I'-"1"
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EAGLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR sALE-Ry viun. II J,
II Deed of Trust made the subscribers by Abner Robnso,
ON The 9Th day of September, 1892 the payment ii
Of money The rein mentioned 10 %" G. l. G""dal which
Deed il recorded the Clerks Office Of the Husting ro,
tie civ of Richmond, will offer for sale, the premises
public auction cash, Tuesday the 2and day Of Jnn- NJ
nm .aual undv moiety that valuable property knox.
the Eagle Property, comprising several building IN i
street one 18th street. and ath street. all h
:. part,cua,lv described the above mentioned Deed i
a. Trustees We will only convey such title vested il
which * believed To be indispu,nhle
~ X. T.. DANIEL,
}. H. CHRISTIAN, F"''r''
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ToIuo5Js -I0,Dfs Ejrcr Estate for saie

Inlua6fe .IamfS Eirer Eslafe Tor sic.
,VlIIE subscriber offers fnr sale his Estate IA The county ~ n
land known Howard Neck, formerly the frsltic- oi
Edo deceased, and considered one OF Tie ;st
ncauritu valuable Estates James River he rci ta
,,ir. a,, n arre- Land which pa - river low
Grounds f The be-. qualify and woods much Of The
r land good the state The Improvements on TIE
,,, r NJ m, hest kind OF large Dwelling House
with e rooms cellars, cnrets built 81 trick AMI ~ Tie
he. alrras necessary houses gardens srubberlrs
Green ,,,.e &c The ill., most healthy aud
on river and the ncghhnram ~ -uod A. any ~ ir
s,s The River Canal winch through tho Estate
,-js ~, greatest facility getting the produce Ia market
n !. offered n private sale nn Wednesday, the IN ni An
gust nc,, which If not sold previously, u WI IL -d IL
~. Lul.-t bidder, IL O'Clock, NJ On iiIr premises
Will aSe pleasure ~ -lrWlhs lhc
E.t,. Il, any run wishes purchase. FOR terms, apply
n Wm H. acarlnd and Holden h"des E-qr'S - ic sub
scrbrr. jAo. y. ,1NAi.N"h ~
Jane Gus
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Gn ikc Lienterant Gorernor Of I,raiui

Gg ikr Lieutenant Gorern0r Of Jp1inia.
PROcLAMATlDS.-Wlef vacancy hath occurred in
- The General Assembly this State, bv The resignation oil
William Saith thu equator elect for the District composed o
Tie counties Of CGlrcr Madison Orange Rafraaanock and
Gr
These therefore, the cf the Commcn,y sah,
thorle and the SheTa Of thue counties respectively "a
hold election the Isl Monday September I'LL the
vacancy occasnncd by The resignation aforesaid.
Given under my hand, Lieutenant Governor. acting
according Ia the Constitution. Gnveino and under
si the lesser seal Of ilr Common Richmond, this
Id! day of June, Iii.
Signed JOHN RUTHERFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-09

Having purchased oil Ja'Iucn raycr Co. Their stock o iy
Goods take t:eir Fail importation M
arrival wr Offer the same sale, wholesale, uoh the Usual
terms al the store heretofore occupied hr Them ,,.
we shall keep constantly hand ine as-ornen.u 'ns,
pv Kldrrminsr and Venetian Carprlin. and Rns-, we
will he sold hoesale Ictai IL l0w Er.te- ,. 30
,,, re-, l6--lat-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-09
IASD FOR SALE.

WISH sch my Tract of Land, lying in III" lower end u
Prime" Edward county, adjoining The lands z" fo : D. lin
,n Mr. A. r. Miller" containing nearly eight hundred
wards ~ hundred uf Inch J. woodland. There is also
old i ~ with pine. There considerable portion ui
branr , pine heart, that produces good II
wheat aud and that readily takes clover The whole
rapid state of Improvement 1ns COnld be- made, with nilr
valuable tobacco plantation There the farm good
clearinghouse, with Nil nccrSary out houses harms, stables &C.
with thriving y"Rg orchard Of cluict fruit the above farm
sold privately SHALL Saturday, the ih September
otter publicly 10 the highest bidder Al he store If A. T.
i,lilcr son JAMES AGSEW.
Ilnn su.