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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-07-14

cincts of time and the limits of terrestrial
space, in which. all the disorders OF the
presentstat ofthings will be adjusted and
all the wrongs of this world redressed, is {
one of the wisest and most blessed eie.;
ments in the constitution of the human
mind. But for hope of a happy here
after, there are millions Of beings m the
world to whom existence would be a.
burthen too heavy to be borne. That
glorious hope alone sustains them under
the pressure of the troubles, and tolls and
trials fife. He, therefore, who could.
seek to rob his fellow creatures of their
faith in immortality, is the greatest enemy
ofhis species, even supposng his own con. ell 4
victions in the non-existence OF a future
state were as strong as they are in bisoWf
present being.
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Fly PRooF AND RUST PROOF WHEAT.
j. B. Gray, Esq. near Fredericksburg
Va. gives in the last Southern Planter a
description of kind Of wheat which is
termed "fy-proof," introduced into that
county by the Hon. Jno. Taliaferro. He
says; -.
.Whether, in the abstract, or pract-
callv, the opinion Of several farmers, for
two or three seasons, authorize the opin-
ion or that tits fy-proof, and in one case,
the ordinary wheat of the country was
entirely cut to pieces by the fly, whilst
this wheat, Immediately alongside, cscaP-
ed altogether.
~aOfi its productiveness, last season, at
least three bushels were made for one OF
the common varieties Of the country. 1t
has the largest grain l have ever seen, and
is a red bearded wheat; from which it is
argued by miller, with whom have
lust conversed, that it will not make su-
nerfine -four. 1t admits of being sown
as soon as the 18th of September. My
present cropis so luxuriant, that, month
hast I was advised to NOV or gralze it,
Notwithstanding heavy harrow had
been passed over it."
Mr.. Taliaferro has furnished the follow
inr history of the wheat described, in a
letter to Mr.. Gray. The latter gentleman,
in communicating the same to the editor
Of the Planter, under date of Sd instant
says-"Up to this date there is no ap-
pearance of fly in my crop, whilst an ad-
Joining field is materially injured by that
insect"
HAcLrY, May %, 1s4l.
Dear Sir,-Your note, desiring a hIs-
tory of the wheat you had of us last fall
is received, and ] regret that my lnforma-
t;on in regard to its origin, does not en-
able me to give such an account OF 1t as
NAV be satisfactory to you, or to your
AGRICULTURAL friend in Richmond; In a
Conversation with my friend, DR.. A. Nau,
dame, United States Senator from Della
ware, about five years since, on agr'cul'
tural topics, mentioned the runous ra
wages committed by the Hesslan fly or
our T crops of wheat in Virginia, where
Sunon he informed me that the farmers If
Delaware had for some years cultivated {
!. ,necies Of wheat entirely exempt iron
tba ravaoes of that insect; and he kindly
offered to send me specimen of it fo
trial Accordingly five years since h'
cent me fraction over two bushels of thi
wheat, and we now have the fifth crop o
:; and a remarkable fine One it is, with
out the least injury from the Hessian fly
or or rust, two formidable adversaries t
wheat. During this time our other des
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POETRY.
Pm NOT A MARRYING MAN.

i vi
BY FRANCIS ST. JOHN, ESQ,
Thaaks to five thousand pounds year.
!. I'm quite an angel now;
And every one declares they SEQ
IT'S written on my brow.
Once could walk without annoy
From Britain to japan;
NY eldest brother was alive
Now, I'm marrying man!
I am not handsome, but they all
With one accord declare,
I have an intellectual brow
And most Byronic air.
Thus do they deem itworth their while
Ny qualities to scan,
Because with all the cash, they think
am a marrying marrying man!
Albums and scrap books by the score
Are placed before my sight;
Z Whilst all I do, or VOW or say,
They will persist I write.
cannot smile but ladies fiirt
- So prettily each fan,
And all because they deem that I
Am marrying man!
wish my brother had not died,
That was quiet still;
used to hunt, and shoot, and ride,
And do my utmost will.
Z Alas! FIVE thousand pounds year
y Has proved my greatest ban;
Z But I'll deceive them all, for
Am not marrying man!
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liNsss
J. LEACH.

MONEY D1ce1SG.-A farmer in the vi
cinity of Castine, Me. the present season,
preparing his land fortillage, had occasion
to excavate the top of a ledge, and on re-
moving the earth, found lying loose, on
the top of the rock quantity of ancient
coin of pure silver. Many of these coins
are curiosity, being of aIlpossble shapes
and forms. 1t would seem they were cut
down to an exact weight. They all have
upon them coinage, but most of them
very uncouth, and without date, and clear
" show the great Improvements made
since the days of our fathers in the coin
age of money. The man whofound these
CONS, being poor, sent them to Boston for
sale and they were purchasedby Mr.. John
Warren, lS6 fremont street, where they
may be seen. A single glance will satisfy
any one that they arc genuine, and we'll
worthy the attention of the curious.
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CORPORAL strcetel's Ephraim wishes 70
be informed how much political oa''''hg
there would be, if there were no ofhces 10
be won and lostin the contests ne aiSo
wishes 70 know if "wAITlNG maids" and
marriageable young ladies are the same
sort Of folks. The same genius observes
that !, is a shame 10 see beer makers use
rhors IN sucb BREw-tal manner sihey do
The Raleigh Star has an article on
cnod Breeding" followed by an account
ofon extraordinary litter of pigs.
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To cure Whooping Cough.-Dissolve
scruple Of salt of tartar in a pint OF wa
ter, and ten grains cochineal finely pow
dered-sweeten this with sugar. Give
an infant the fourth part of tablespoon
full four times day. To child two
years old, half a spoonful; and to child
four wears and upwards, tablespoonful.
Newark Gaz.
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ANNA HARRISON.
THE WILLIAM BROWN.

Another seaman of this unfortunate YES
sci has arrived at Boston, and given to the
editor of the Morning Post his account of
the lamcntable transaction in the long boat
which we copy. 1t will be seen that his
statement differs very essentially from that
of Messer, whose account we published
Yesterday. 1t strikes us that the details
given be low are much more probable and
in accordance with the circumstances than
any heretofore given:
1t is painful to us to bring this affecting
subject so often before our readers, but 1t
seems to be part of our public duty
" Y. Com. ADJ.
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STATEMENT OF WILLIAM MILLER.

/ belonged to the starboard watch, and
was on deck at the time the ship struck
the ice. As Capt. Harriss account OF
her loss is strictly correct; will not here
repeat it, but shall contine myselfto plain
statement of what transpired on board
the long-boat. ,
She was very deep, the upper part of
her gunwale being barely twelve inches
clear of the water. The night was pitch
dark, the wind high and cold, and every
few minutes we were drenched with the
passing sprays which drifted on board:
The boat was very leaky, and required
great exertion to keep her afloat. AT
times it was very difficult to get, at the
well, owing to the passengers, who liter
ally slowed themselves in bulk under the
thwarts, so much SO, that we were ire
quently compelled to remove them by
force, in order to get at the water. When
we were fast to the ship some ofthe pas
sencers assisted usto bale, but when adrltt,
thev were so benumbed with cold as to
be quite he'll pless. They huddled together
like sheep, endcavoring to keep each
other warm.
When it was day, Capt Harris, in the
Jolly boat, pulled alongside, informed the
mate where we were and advised him to
make the best Of his way for Newfound-
land. The mate said it was impossible to
make any headway, the men being unable
to work the oars, owing to the crowded
state of the boat. I heard neither the
captain nor mate utter syllable about cas-
ting lots or tightening. The cook, anegroc,
requested the captain to report, upon his
arrival at Philadelphia, that he was lost in
the long boat. Ca pit Harris then pulled
nearer to us, and took list of our Names
Upon leaving us, hysaid-" | hope you
will all behave like men, and do what the
mate tells you, and you will do right
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WILLIAM MILLER.

IMsoRrAI1ry.-The universal impress
sion that there are regions beyond the pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15
March PC

Mrs. SOPHIA JOLLYIIddh. Please take malice. that
w snail, Monday the 2 day nj Junc the ion
cell" House Tavern IN the town Of Charlottesville ~ IT,
of Ahemarr, and Stale Virginia BY Hill rt
rel between the hours of six O'clock m the anl
O'Clock in the If that day, take Tie deposition IL
i'n Rogcrs. In BE- read a evidence in d-prGI.
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Ghancery, F Louisa
wherein ynu plaintiff aud lrcndanad, II tH}
the said deposition should &c completed thai
Will he continued, from day to d1", within the lai,
completcdand, also II nlisa GoIrt houS', III tie n
Virginia. IGrsday t- day IL June tlc Tavern
house occupied by Garland g. layi between ia, i"u
above rS2-sei, shall take ttr deposition % Doctor ~.
Ionan, br read evidence ~.
from hi deposition >iIam! mol b. completed
day. II VIII he continued day 10 LAY, within tie
Hn;i completed. YoI attend II .ua Cap,se
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM A. GILLESPIE,
3iaa;nistsG.or " Iaorg5 .i1yta5ry.
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POETRY.
Nmrcn Yr1 REMAINs rN.rHa.'

INVOCATION FROM LaMARTlNE.
O Thou from whom The mnstrclsy of dawn
Hath caught the sweetness Of the morning lay
From whom the nightingale her sonl has drawn,
And song OF love that thrills the close Of day
Thine is the voice that sreaketh, when the breeze
Breathes music DER he rivers and the woods!
Thine is the voice that whispers IN the trees,
And thundeis DER the and the tinods!
And thou To me, Almighty Lord, hast given
A voice of song Ia tell thy wonders here
Stronger Than that which sweeps the arch oil hea'eh,
Purer than man can whisper III the ear.
Genus, on earth, they call it, grace, above;
Il brealhcd in isr ,el's hards-it thrnbs IN me,
Though family, echoins here, whorer move,
O'er every sound spell Of harmony.
But chiefly Thou, 0 Lord. thy name inspires
This soul of song within me, 'till he
Even rs a temple, where the cettongned choirs
Pour without end their heavenly TO ihee-
Even AZ a temple, where melodious voices
And nrayers are waited mp from shrine 10 shrine,
Shat, their mute tongues, which not soul reJnlces,
Resound thy praises better srtn than mine:
All, no, my God from those unhnkinr things,
From ali hesid- no sound can rise 10 Thee:
No voice more nrdentiy. disinsly sings
Than those mute hannonic> that breathe IN me.
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To the President.
THE FISCAL AGENT.

In our first glimpse of the Message, were amazed
that IT presented not leading feature OF the proln
nent measure recommended. new fiscal agency was
distinctly proposed, upon the ground that National
Bank had been condemned by the last two hdmnistra
TONS Supported throughout by the people,, as danger
GUS nexpeden,, and unconstitutional; upon The ground
that the Stale bank system had been found unsafe by the
Government and unsatisfactory to the people; upon The
ground that the National Treasury, in performing ITS
own duties oil fiscal agency, had failed to secure the
peopes apprDba,on and the wonder was, that, while
not lineainen. was gwen 10 define the scheme
which supersede all The old systems OF financial
mana cement MIR. Clay should the Senate, pro-
pose special committee 10 give shape To the recon-
mendetion Of the Message, and proclaim aloud that ne
mean, il should be ia Bank Of the United STATES =
an institution which the President declared On the
very paper of which Mr. Clay proposed to take CHARGE
had been condemned by the Administrations OF the
twelve preceding years with the sanction of the peo
plr and in regard to which lie very distinctly ntimnted
ta. his constitutional objections had undergone
no change. bu; would be supported by the exercise OF
a veto The assumption of MIR. Clay, under the CIR
cumstances nothing less than saying, "Thc PreS-
dent Is Such condition hnt he dare net cecR IN The
DISCHARGE If his duty, proclaim his meaning plainly
proriaisa il for him-he means Bank Of tie l. s.
1ciH organi7e one as the head Of tie committee
flourish u The ret0 po,ecr is mere trutum Jdiasn
We had supposed, after that uncere uonious develop
of the quarter to which to look for the
eSpostoHs OF the meaning of recommendations, that
there was 10 be an end of mystery. But it is not so
The official organ although 1t belongs to the Bank OF
the IT, ST. in lis analysis Of the message. shows docs
man Bunk as the fiscal agent 1t expressly e1
cludes the idea of such resort in the enumeration OF
the measures recommended II touches the important
point in 4 most guarded manner, if it had taken
lis cue from Sir. Tyler, instead Of Mr. Clay. tcomes
to il with this Introduction
Thdf the message II President TLEs is bat lie faithful inpr,
mind ca ia; doubt for obserr The COURSE tae
sugsfinns r. Important eaardeter hih s hae
nerer ereiere, Esh almost certain, original
1.-THE distinct recommendations Ia Congress BY The President
in which find them IN tile the ul
lowing:
"FTs The indemniication Of the family Of Gen. Husoa
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IN rfANCERY -yirGI>Is.h Rules holden - The li'k
Office Of The Superior Court Of Law ana Chahcc!, "
Conc bland county, the 9Th hdy OF Arm, ISL; , !,
Richard McCau in his own right, and rs adnin,timn u
StoaScs McCaul, r., deceased i"
against -, 49,, ~. ,.,.,,.I
The Heirs and Representatives Of llczeah Puyea deceased
ILL.,, W., nan;s, r pl.,s,nts and other Defendants
Tie defendants. named no, having entered men le'
ancr gwen security, according 10 the act Z" Assembly, M
hc rules III this Court satisfactorily appearing, t!t t'
are not inhabitants ii Common wealth, IL Is ordered ia'
h-y appear brfre the Judge 81 eur sai CONT ~ e
house On The of September Court next anu answer h
plaintiffs that Of this order be io IN
public newspaper, published ~ inc Guy o. ,s
two moas successfully aud pasted al The iront door u e
.o"'' house " ''' '''' w MILLER, c. c.
5--WS
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~ III lN1ERY-V,ncisI, 10 of-At Rules holden III the
CLERKS Office Cr; Superior Cont of Law ana Ghan-
cery for the County Of Charlotte the I'D day OF March, ie4i
,y,,,,n, "a f,lIis.tt. Plaintiff:
against
Thomas Brooks Wood Bouldn, Administrator, with the WIZ
annexed Of Travis Brook deceased, Thomas Craney and
r,a,.,y Re-, Defendants:
The defendant Thomas cheaney not having entered NJ ap
ascending Of Assembly and the rules Of thus
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence at ne Is nor an
nhablanI ois Commonwealth, Il Is Ordered, Ina me su u
and enter his appearance and the plain h anu iat
copy order hr inserted IN some newspaper pnhSeu W
the iv Of Richmond m months sCrr->vry and posted III
the from, door OF Courthouse Of the sad county.
Copy-lcsr. 80, ,on,>..o>. >
q LIAM
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On the 10Th day Of January, there tie ia;i
~ Isle Of Wright county, Negro Man, calls himself y
liam Ba:wtll, aud he il 4 -.
The said about twenty yrars age dark complex
feet his, has good sci u teeth whc; foScn 'Y
answering has Wild look Of h> aud H. hack
scared by the asl had on, when Jail o
hnnhazinr Gck pair striped paaioo>, aud
old figured silk
The above named into Ills county with CELL
ling himsr Bafnur The owner requested
ply with The law by JOHN : BALTIMORE,
Jclyr cf Isle ~ u t-,it eeGag
March PC ln.-w.In
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June |

N-OTICE-Puruant to the provisions of Deed Of Trust
by John A. Sheppard 10 the subscribers hearing date
Sd OF March, 1851 aud recorded III The Clerks Once OF Hen
rico County Court proceed SELL the highest bidder,
on the premises cash SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of Angus,
Tract al Land wherein the said John Sheppard now
Of lIenrco, Chickahomny Swamp,
and containing 25i acres adjoining The lands Of ydda Bo.es,
and John Sheppard The ie to the said Land be-
lieved 10 indispuiabe shall convey only title
is vested in US By virtue Of said trust deed
JAMES :. RYALI..
ALFRED WINSTON, 'Ns'se'.
AnrI lit-laf2WHiW
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mo Henry Rev. John Whr and Martha III. w'ir William
Key John Kew Soter Key, Jus.ph and Rnhcrt N.Y. i''
children IL Jesse H. Key drccaScd Charles - kr, jordan I'm
b-r and Judith his wife, Nathaniel Chl'apioh ana Ann ~ y "
James NJ and Beverly d. Key, children :" JAM ny, -
r.a,ed Richard Key Jefferson anu ds :! NJ, ith
children Of Jefferson Key deceased Samncl pih Jane. ia
mel Joshua Daniel William Daniel Henry tiane'i Nancy '">
Graves Gcrcasrl. Patsy ENi, M"n" -
.,a Brown deceased, Matthew Nicholas aad El.ttl ~ "r
Ellat Uanitl. Martha Daniel Francis an, frS'ti! bt'
Jp,rph Daniel aud George Daniel, children nI h pi q"
ceased the children Of Thomas Key, Deceased whose i> '
unE nown M, and John W. k": y sou 60 not f'> ~ ~
Commonwealth III Virginia, and have ~ ATTORNEY "lh "
SANE. known whom notice ran IL ssti LIhe .
d notice, thai shall, On "Wednesday, " "
day Of next t hours Of >unsr ihi >',
day, office o John T. Thornton, - hr 'ht ~
Cole Missouri, proceed - take Tie Gt"''ii- =
said l. Thornton a0d nhtfs and, wednesday, = ~
day the month, between r same !onl' 81 " ."y. -
occupied by Mr-. Maria Baker ~ Gora"h>Vh.r' ~ w.
Orange, the Stale Of Virginia, shat proceed !" INK
poi King. George Parrot, chai"d ".
nhc-ali the said Gcio-vns ~" " ir rec - -
suit tIauctty, depending III the tlrtn Srilf '.' ~
Law C.nncrry, county. u ic ~t - N'.i"
n rantilT and ynn and r'icfs az. d.ehitnt,.
And that IT. from casr all ." the t"sc ";sr'! ~
p,.> iun coEoi-t-,l IN ~" i'>iti.t
days the notices win adjourned. from tine = r, qua lie
denuns taken completed ;.r haE - ~ 'c v
sane ,cr - III M Ga,, HAElllA ELY.
Jane ! w"
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
APRiL. lell.

APRIL, lcll.
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP.
II IT, JENKINS oi.rG nearly hundred thousand dot
Ia lar. worth oil Dry Goods very cheap, for cash. Read The
follow Ing and Judge fpr yourselves: = -, - !,
Cacoes pieces i" ali styles from % ;, ~ L! cents anu
finer, newest Spfin: styles
Lawns for dresses fashionable, At q cents and finer
Also, Muu.nin. Lawns, nj - crEts 4 yard
chays and Mosclm de Iainrs; MouseS al - dres also
Muslin Canes and Collars 1000 all prices . 10
and SIS
parasols; 600 Paasols from Is, :. Cd q 10 and s.
Bnnnc ad Flowers and cshur Bunnets, new Spring
shape Nuns, al styles, boys AMI mems rsho'n ana pain
Leaf Hats
Irish Linens NIL qualities fran y cents TO e per yard
Cotton Oznabnr.S az 10, u aud II. cents yard
Preached aud unhrached Shns- IT g. : ~ and ~ cents
Sra. for cash. accrPances ONLY Great bargains can he
had every description OF tic newest style goods
Aprl Il Ilu-WI2w
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Irc County, Virginia, March 18th, 1911. 5--wiw

DIAPER. THE franklin Manufacturing Company 81
Richmond have illnd good Letter
Cap Blank Book, Medium, PRINTING ana other Paper nt
kinds which they believe viii bear comparison Giait" and
with the work III similar establishment IL H." nlnn
They therefore wn confidence solicit hc patronage ~ Tier
friends ami the public generally and ready Il c.r'Uir
dcr Tor description u paper thai ma! IT. desired, which Hey
furnish reasonable They request t I'll uli
otler communications may he addressed tlhcr r
Mcssrs. James Sizc Son, Mr. John Richards, Slrcrnt.h
the Paper liill.
Richmond Sept. i, 1910. 3i--.stf
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VIRGINIA MILITARY lNsriiJILihr Board y .i.'i.rr
of the Virginia Military Institute will meet At 'N@"h ."
the LIST day Of July receive applications i'l max ~
pon,ments, I'LL vacancies Cadets III The Institution ai'
required made the ry tor lc meet
ing Of the oar and viii b. directed. post at I" Iir res
dent of the Beard Of Visitors 81 c Virginia Military INSTITUTE
Lexington, Cadets appointed VIII report tt"r>c"r, inr
duty BY the 18th day Of Jny-and No person : admEtrd nr
shorter perl years The expenses 81 STATE cadet a'c
$50 year-tlo-c oil any other Car, about 500 y
including clothing, hoard tuition ur'. physician. hk- c u
but state account, applicants ad
state neither they able pay Tie cmlire expense
Nav - swiftly
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~ I1,CNy V1n.I>I.:-M Rules held ~ ic IiiI %
Tie clerk Of The circuit Superior Court al Ia" AMI
Of Northumberland county Monday? tc 81 day {" 'a 60.
Falr.clls Leland, by cambridge Cox, his next i'irn
against 49,
Peter r. Cox and Anne Maria his WIFE, sally Leland '
.,,nd ch.,Irs Leland Judith Leland Betsy Leland WIT
A. Leland and Baldwin Leland, Robert Mayo j., W lii't ~.
Robert Bailey and John Bailey, ne ir -,
ant Edward Cox and Mary IN wife. Peter Cox avg
Maria ,s wifr sally Leland A. Leland judith Leland III
So Leland Leland Baldwin Leland n"i aaN'hg 81
rcred their appearance, and security according 10 tr ~ "
Assembly and III. this Court. and appearing, ~ ~ ~
tory evidence they not inIlabiint- 81 tr "i"
al yirsiEa: ordered that The SAID rrHdir- ID aI Jl =
he irsi day nf Fem nrst, and tar ah ~ W
that copy ni tlis order h. '"dAwit .@
in lie Richmond Enquirer newspaper published !" ~" =: "
RrrmanI fr Two months sicrrsvriy another a,sr 4 The
front ,.nnr ui tie Court house Of iis county.
49,
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VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
y,IJE Farm and residence belonging 10 the Es'ae ., m
Professor Davis adjoining the town Of IhaFlolies'he' =

11E Farm and residence belonging 10 tn ns'a,s i ii
L prof.ss, Davis, adjoining the town Of IhaFo''es'he "
irred Tor sale ,.o - J. Il, III. Ia, ,ii,.,nar,c frd
.nd ,r. ,,,.r.d and high state 81 Improvements ''
within convenient distance i tract 81 th,'iel NOR 49,
acres ~ Wood Land, Sufficient Ia supply ne r"'h WIN ~
ami mb-r which viii he sold with HE man tract ,
Tr Farm lnl ns are .? tire proper d'>'iliin:i ~" ~ -
order The Dwelling uus" al brick, covered WI" WI, -
two s,ori-s lc.,,s an Elevated srGcht, WIN 'il"
uarmen,s ,yiriot rcckonin. the a:c ad hi "'','i
latter contains rooms, ra ci them Ft'Ni"' i
hoors and third constructed Tor and used -
Is hole house good repair, aid ~, ~ 'hs h' ~
tac he'd There is al, an uyrrsrrfs HhSr, ~. -, -,
Considering ills vicinity the University ~
ce,encr Of the rty around cns'n!'nt" a' nA, -
residence and the agricultural facilities IL presents ~ ~
desirable i seldom IN market :, .i.,s ), an,
Per-nns wi,ln. To purchase :.i hc shawn " sih'
time upon application there, Hni nav nae l.i'"'. nj
by addressing tl-li,eye. III y lrtr pet P"'| - ~.
s.nrd ar Ia Nrssrs ucian and John y. Minor At it'"''s
vir -, 49,. q,h -
II sale effected privately, h-fpe sa'oraaS ~ ,,,
June nrNt, which viii bs gwen ~" n"!" "
he offered II public auction, the highest biiGe
The terms hc made accommodating. 81, i.
There IS III also IL sold with the Farm, or separator ~
about l5 rcs of Wood ani lying angt three Ir "tS "
the University, the iynchanre rad 80 n,,,s
Eieeaic- Fl J. u. q. Dsris, a'''1,ii;
- ,Ny..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

AIR SOLOMON LEDiSGIOS-Taks noiicr HAT shall pr
vi uun General Assembly Of virginia, 10 grant me
f,nm pursuant 10 the provision
the General Assembly entitled IAN net Ia r'cFir
proceeding and petition Tor divorces,
passed on tho I7l!i day February lc7 and Tile, tn
Clerk Gicc of the Circuit Superior Court - Law AMI chance
county, Virginia The following statement oil the cGsrs
lil VIII be lmlnL.l: ant ..I .... .-