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New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

- rsSsssUNA ssOUTS.-Thc sub
HE crihct gra cful for past patronage respectfully
III iaf,ns his friends aud III. pubic ul he Till on
TNs times to manuiaciure Dress. Cork and double
e Waterproof Boots Of the hBest French Calf SKIN, III
the latest style very low prices aud by takHg draw
u Of he feet aui aendB. personally TO the getting p
OF Customers Boo,s, he enabled insure handsome
Yet easy fit.
Constantly on hand select assortment of elegant
Boots nj the following reduced prices:
Seal Dress Boots-----.---- from s.. % to s. oo
Calf Dress BOos-----.-.--- j 81 " u vo
Dnnb. sole Waterproof . w Il eO
Cork sole : w
:, H.lf Roots 90 80
Shoes Dancing Pumps Sippers. &c propoTonsllv low
Terms Cash on delivery. JOilN l.. WATKINS,
nj In ia Fulton, between Nassau aud putch-sts
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tH ANTE D-hesFcctsble families car hays Pso-
day. "a
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gbA pESS IA slaNsfttAS;i'sjf< e. f<E7ss' AMI CONF
MiSSIOG WAREHOUSE, No. u Liberty street.
varieties mede 10 order OF any qus; from News,
10 the finest Book paper made the country a; the ;
market prices from the very superior mills of Aesrs A.
c. and w Curtis Boston, and w. 81 NJ Cur;is, B-vsic,
~ and f.on several ohc: manufacturers having the hes
Of machinery All orders thankfully received and pror,
lv executed qu7 la EDWARD CURTIS. hgca
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VGs,yE'Fn, yEJ;g'r-

IsAYsGN,s NDELE2:EE zNES-For writ
4 inr Oh lincp and cotton c.oth.--rhe superiority *
this valuable psepa any other Of the Kind
sists N ITS bein. durable hen written will fade
but retains brgn,nesS for years and requires bo pre-
ps-uiiop II may be used with common pan II i Of
the proper comssieucc ahd single tral ~ convince all
OF It, ntra.ic vu Berar" Of couuicreits. Prepared
ard sold by J. PAiSOE. w iston, Northampton, hase.
and ever. genuine bot- has his written signature, ruth
ont rhch ii 10 not g,nuiEs Sold in Newfork, at whole
sale ain retail by B g D. SANDS, Druggists, Nos. 20
and 100 Fulion-.;ree., aud David SANDS - CO., a
E,st-l.,oaiwnv Price 81 csuts. o2I In
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w A N T S.

4 Young LADY from Name, wAo hes Ssen
ecgaged II e.ehns !oE several e,rs past sishe-
a'ghe.t rcspec ability given address W A 81 box +os
Park to-t Utfcs. - "
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.A a GREAT BAkGSsN.--A farm OF -
s acres, Ulster co. ~ York, miles from the Iud
river, mile from Kingston Court House. The soil
Is and good and under fine improvement having
thereon good house barn. out hon'es aud orchard al
100 hry apple and other fruit trees Price, 81 ItO; *t0o
IN remain load and mortgage For particulars apply
soon to SMITH II TURNER, 10 John 81. n! 2w'
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ID hav ug it-d oP the larg' snd comno. on, auu.e at
the corner OF I-w-ri uad Elm streets. only hccS
from Broadway. vhc.r gentsrmen have clOd board
and pleasant FIR :; - per week abo sc-llemcn
aud their wives r-a> unable terms by apply N'9
Howard street entrance IN Elm no lm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

l NELSON, a sesnan son Of John NelsoH Of Rzshy-
ford Brewery IN the County Of Durham. EnglasG sailed
frca the port Of and a5oaI sNe years ago and
landed at Bo>tcn whcre ne cfl his skip. II hc Is soN
living he can hear OF something very aeh his adyant
age b, applying 10 the Subscriber the Guy Of Now
York. 10 Benjamin. Ord k>S. Of Scdgehei!, IN thi
County of Durham Any who can give information
~,
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agency for Paying Taxes Oil Land
- ccIIL, IAli,snrEuN SrATES

Rcfcrcuccs-Mes-rs. Shipman * Ayres Ahjsh F,-her
fsq Samac Marsh Esq. New York; Edward {. Dom
van Esd Saratoc. Co. Hervey Sanford, Ed New lia
ven. Con: Az Dyks Esq. Providence, Ri, Geo WA
iin..lnn Enst MA.inr. Bosom. o., I'm
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sNso oiS1IAE.OS WAN D.-RALPu

would t1ereIOrt Dc HlIHg 10 Ftt INF oUI = I'lI N
larry. Uncxccgtionabl- references viii be given. Ad
trc.s rharHaeA " vt thls anice no "
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12
pcoPLE,s LINE OF sTEaMBoATs

PEOPLES LINE OF STE EAhBOAIs
l. So = FOR 4LB.dNT-- P4SSAGE 81 -
go The and so@m44iou :; ;;'aa6oa North
AMERICA, CoL NJ H. Trnese' leaves The steam
THIS AFTERNOON. Jly l2 at ; clock
i' . p & SCHULTZ Office or the wharf
RyEEENf: line GF STEAMBOATS,.
FOR aLB4NT...- FA6E 81 .,,rr,-. =.
The rev and commOdoHs steamboat >Ou ~ AMERICA CsPt
L. w rancard between Co"andt and Liberty
Mea "edae day and 'aay @ s ., @GosA S bo Mo,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Il : O'Clock
f'' passage ''S'E e scHuLTz the oee board
p csa > NEw-YoRM, ai,1siNX ,;ss NJ AND Troy
ELA- srEAMBoAf Line
s5i17s=HViss- For Albany, the f. ." 'arey stree
T@s YS.9,9s s.as. a, a, sssss. ssss
From the ioor ofCor,inndt-.trect
The DEWITT CLINTON AloGdAy AlIernoon a, 30 c.ocH.
= l~ee ~ STEAMBOAT DIAnoND.-f-i. boat
e.,e. ii, uharfbewcen f,arelas and Ves"y-streeiS
New-York. Albany, at oclOekp NJ very Tues
Wednesday and FRIDAY al the hour She through wh-
landing making her passage. regularly @Ra Gen rS S @
pretors for comfort aher than peed mere i 30 % %
jar @ on % @ , mn j - ,yibnst any Unpleasant swell. Se
large below deck ads snoon ana w" 81
ceneHcn the deck and nineteen sa roh> "h
The uppcr deck with ball wide and J feet long for prone
nadipg between lcm TINS bail wen ShceIeu; 'sh @ % @ 49, -
a,e1 and the forward and after decks.
ef. r!s the boat The saloons and ate
rooms bell leaag hall hec servants are IL coi
Tse tate rooms are by and double beds and can
when required have additional stanns hert III each e
par OF these rooms oIns do1r IN akins spacious
paglor, families and parties can have tea supper or
at any hour pa>ace d waits on the Indies sa
loom and Passengers not ce up
by reaching the wha but rise at their own leisure all noise
deck hsing trcls prohibited
The Damoni very Tiff boat and does not roll or caeen IN
rough hieh winds She Is go feet long drn" Zee. @a
only and can pas Oycash and all the shoals at any 'ne
,;de Tvs lml A FLOWER. Commander
FOE h-SUnMER 4RR1nGEMEKI {Ilnu nne
,IIDDI r rOiVN AT BROWNS DOCK & RED BANK
h T,~oo - Tie OSIRIS, Capt j. t. AlAirc "iH
>--Ap fcllow-loavc Fuos Narke, lip East RIVER
FsaSa- every Monday morning, at o'clock; iues day
W2ineay Friday and sunday At o'clock a. NJ una
Saturday. at II o'clock, oon l
Returning ped Bank At half past o'clock every day eek
cc.,t Monday o'clock, A. VI AID Saturday at4 T. 'i
The above until further no ICE navigation ana
wcaa permitting " bah freight andaggase at Inc sisS ~ t'
thereof. ls',.'
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IRON sT0RE-KEMEYs & BLGEcKER have removed to
m I1yaT2 5s slSsON's ACADEMY OF BO0A-kEEflN"
IL 235 Broadway tstor House
BOOK KEEPING BY DOUBLE AND SINGLE ENTRY,
AND RAPID MERCANTILE PENMANSHP,

IL AND 35 broadway, nca slor House
BOOK KEEPING BY DOUBLE AND SINGLE ENTRY
AND RAPID MERCANTILE PENMANSliiP,
TAUGHT IN FORTY HARD LESSONS EAcn-IcrmS only -
Mr. Richards pleased inform the Merchants OF New YORK
,ha, the above Academy open and in full and sncesSn ''
ton IA rooms Broadway three doors above the ANtor House y
fw. more pupils will hc received
will be aby and reasonable expedition prepares IN ra
factory thorough 10 fulfill the duNe' o 'hc '
house in their various part cnlnrs . .,.u,,
"'"'' " RAPID MEKCANTILE PENNANSHlP
Tho sty af Prnuanhip adopted IN this establishment Is ae use
r IN many of The counting and has been an=ht ID"
c last five wear. III the public schools The pursued III pre-
c uns for the cong be ascertaned by applying
e,rc Inc hours and between and t. NJ Every at
en,ion will he paid 10 of pupil, m their
inst rrct each Will consist nj; but SIX ups
The Academy provided with convenience Tor hst '
establish sent The reduced IA accordance WIN t pa
~ or the ,imes wishing acquire good ana M
cory know ledge above branches respectfully invited 10
call and exam tue school - r u,
cctct VIZ Nv a n aic Fsn. jy 2Seod
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

GARpETsNd. ClENAafER yss-iN E|EG ID
X M WLCOX, NO Il Canast. south dc near toad"a!' ha
m received from and choce selection OF Ingram ar
pespr which bou gt for rv-h be sod ~ r 10 me
wishes purchaser Aa great variety OF Ens' Mat Nah
and Table Cover. Floor Cloths &C. vari"H> other ar
conncctcd tn bins, e Of which vii m sol as chep to
cls.per thap he purchased at any ether Store " hs oy
rigi m
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1'tn.iA y V05sa AID FANG t"0DA STORE
L. Dealers il, Bones Horn and K tian.

q. DGn GsEEAaS g}NEsE'S's'H-Cone aud 'fe a.
- .jOO lG Chalhlm->t-Ta" ,n''cribsrc brhs "e'ct
ei and extensive stock o Chri' a. goo
~ the the cheapest wish u inform her m
patrons public general that they have received IN a'u
former ,Ios large assormen, OF Ine rna t'ie
- do twleI Juts Is LOO 10 81 UO do - tVV
do Is I'd Shns from y TO 80
pair oil Cloths wde ~ d and o. Mating,
best quality a Crumb Cloths aud rbls Covers WI"
he most all things conaced with the trade
l.. & NJ. ). BROWN, l6l Chatham 81 " Y.
I'm
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PRICE ONE CENT.
T II E 7 R IB U N E i.
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 1a, 1871.


GENERAL BAyKRurr LAw.-we have li'hograph-
letter signed by twelve persons in this Ciy
,Dosng the passage of this law We surprised at
Of force argument where so much iao1r ana eN
c had been bestowed to send each member of Con-
nss.
The letter does not easen neither does it present facts
m the consideration of Congress But the sgners assert
t there not time to mature bill Not tirne Cannot
Congress- s months if they choose But this is the
bird session to which this has been by these
zrons lfths reason is sufficient, would respect
hin ask when Congress will have time
The object Of the meeting of Congress relieve the
ope who haze suffered by the misguided policy of The late
Administration and we know of no class who are
:d the support and protection of the Wing portion of
Congress- than those who have been tho victims Of these w
anna that brought the country the verge of
ruin.
But these gentlemen say, this law will produce immo-
ray and niure the country This is another assertion
without any attempt at proof.
We ask labor, the energies the exerons of these
hundreds Of thousands Of hopeless bankrurts worth moth
ng If fails, the country loses nothng.-The ag-
gregae worth of the country remains the whether
chants fail not,The property is anniAtated. But
and labor performed by its citizens then the country
loses in aggregate wealth Thus by the want of Bankrupt
Law of thousands discouraged, their labor is with
drawn, and the country suffers loss All experience proves
that if we had Bankrupt Law. labor would be per-
formed than under present percous system odeterring
aiOyents from pursuing any business that may produce
money
Any who regards public morals and national wealth.
arahpessed of sufficient intelligence know that the
aggregate wealth of any people is based their productive
labor will never oppose Bankrupt Law The great diff
Guilty with the opponents of ths is they cannot see
beyond their own counlirgrooms and they grasPins
and anxious to force frcm unhappy debtors family
friends of their .rd earnings that they think OF
any other interest.
This hographc letter represent Ike sofoem
classes and asser that they oppose Bankrupt Law Is this
el We APP peal to those gentlemen drecy-ls this true!
Doyoa not snow that not intelligent and solvent me-
chant (Oaf to has confidence his socency ont OF ten
soPPo .ed to it? We believe that of the really
@ke merchants and traders favor of this law Many
merchants whose crcdi, is still good but who are rea y III
solvent oppose this for fear their credit be suspect
3D. This Is not surprising, but Is very unwsc and we
would now be more inclined suspect mans sovency who
shall oppose this measure than who iearlessy advocates
Creditors of the first class-men whose wealth Is be-
yond question: are generally in favor of this aw-the weak
est men and firms in our city advocate it, and every man OF
substantial credit in Bo.on-every of large estate whose
ability beyond uspiccnhas pctitioned in favor OF ana
urged this measure upon Congress.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

JOIN @rNA1-.

/ n z OH Y Z 7 n . 4.
Nd Clotier Ne. ~ H'scN thre" door. above h.-1er
= NeW-NorA Con.tluls haai.oue assortment
Coh- Ca,nccs ve.i,Hg which viii bc u'ir H 'hc hest t
nnnrc tho ca.nnans trrm rIlu
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xg,gy GOO0S,

Ns;.y et00NS.
n DEPOT OR FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, e29 l'toadway-hme
co, floc-Fancv and >carls Also Muslin CFh
yats received and for sale at moderate pr
cee by Irls W T. JENNINGS, date i.rnle & Jcnnn9sl
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

FROM rpE PAcu,c-A letter received by the Editor of
the National Inegencer dated board the L. s frisate
Constitution u, Tacahuana, Chill March 5th lS4l COM
plains bitterly of the nsucency of the Squadron protect
cur commerce in the Pacific Il consists of only ships
and one schooxer while have 500 whae-shps there
with tonnage of ever 100000 employing $4,000 seamen
With reference the character of the place the letter has
he following paragraph
Ths place is great rendezvous FOR whale ships twenty
three American whalcps have been seen here at ono time
We have American flags flying here at one time
The bay a beautiful The anchorage Is good, and Is
Protected from the violence OF the and heavy mort II
winds which blow the OF Chill in the winter months
yan island lying Immediately at the entrance as the bay
opens from the north and the heavy gales from the north
Naue have placed this barrier to the sea. The
climate good-wsod and provisions can be had here
grea, abundance The people are kind and hosptabe.
lacahuana is but small being the seaport of the
city OF Conception which is distant eight miles Inland
This ted CITY was about half laid in ruins IN 1885, by an
earthquake The population then ten or twelve thou
sand; no said TO but five six thousand he ter
zoe Of the earthquake 1885 has not et the people yet
and many have removed from the city
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12
VOL. j. NO. 20.
CLOTHING, &c.
NUlrrIRR CLernLNG

STncIER CLOTHING ,nh,eri,s- a-,r fsll
= ehoe- C1oi hich orrea tl'"
P'icc.' con, ia- in part ot tht i.loN pc
ire de Eta To shnzina stti summer C'ci' 'u-is.
White Linen frock sad prr,, Co.ts. ? ~
BroSu 30
Fin' and h,uNs I.-a,, cloth ,n
Nsrs S1.irru Feu.N. 400
ped ami tiaid Jeaa ErocS ani prs,. = 30 a
sti-pri -c"rsGckcr da 90 d
Nh's end brown iircn sa1 Jean J-c- - 80
sU-luter fOh
Waite Lmra tt a fancy Dr,l PNoe. 500.
Gro i Ets ard sam - tioih do oN 3.
RroA Linen Gauhioos 8
Satiu. Bouh sx.ne ana nar.ert. Nest s3 F., 8 lf
Also dozen 'shte and lan-u ll
10 3' ih'' Is FHhfh' tl' l,l ...a So
n4ssVr as r4sIN s,sx.setr - - 80
sr!l.K AND SATIN SCARS NNp tENN sl> s-- .-.s
- patterns Chy>,ot CO. superior GLOVES
recent arrivals oderrd ,alc able ls,
Nm T. u NNiNt,S l.,nle Jrnuig,.
no R-oadp 81. tns-.-ta iir.-l
may future depend upon hmilus a. 1 -s'
good Assortment Fsuc, Dr srt,es. rh 49, ae oi,re
prices ohor Sdac, to psrcha.s w '" oc
usual charges i"f the same st'le 90 soots
AI.FKEG SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOR. I5d fILrON SlkiLI- las
vi aarl we selected assortment oi Cl0t Ctars sni
Ic.ing. which hc io saar ' t7
uLbic generally by be-, han-, extremely oa price, w
f,dsn delivery.
Ci0EBEsv<: ESF tJstG-EF pE.NI.
-INilF Subscriber ptilus opened i al Nowr
allc Tailoring ,tn'.i- offers tIrHd- 4t in i
.surrios of ~prr 'r't. nd t lfi '
Nhch r ht Uir taste and fss7'u oi so ti" f
nH their ltH,rl. bIhtht \ i"ll l't
tn, p.pptr-e. asrf.'rr.rt A' ,l s.~ inlt.
oseriv NouoH. ,ssoros'H' % lt'
aaie Cottiug aNtl 81 hS1d ta
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

Nd FiSiION-NAGNt TAILOR, 10 NilLlAl-> fit DO
respectfully ,aoounce, gentcmci of N'H ioN 49,
permanently located - above 'sherc be- tate ''i G
TIC French NHtru
.eyOlng persona, work h' Nii n s3' goo W
TAsatoNSptE A. cheap for ca-A ln' 90 ili' n
perfect procured the Country. Ts-neial ff
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

RosaERr-The vau, Of the counting of the Sails
0'! Manufacturing Company Auesbury Mass was bro
l on the night Of the 7ih and sl6oCs dollars stolen
'aFrefum. reward OF $500 offered by the Agent Of
me Company for information thai will lead to the recovery OF
the money.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12
EassVE Ur r4.sIN s3sx.st., a. - -
ALFKED SMITH,

VI hand wei selected assortment oi Clois, ,-.iRe
Ie.;ings. ,Rted which hc o sisAr '
plbo generally tia be an-r, q extremely 'a rii.e
l,,,uo on
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

The LrcRuu p1A< OF EDrc,rloy.-A letter f'o"' Bos-
Ion that hc Boston Lyceum has resolved to take
two shares in the lyceun Village Derea, Ohio as well to
aaaes; gratitude to the founder of the Lyceum system
lN' Hobtoo as sympathy in every weldrecred Ell
ioEt to promote the great cause of Education.
letter just received from teacher in Philadeph's incl
den'aly observes:
Il shall ever remember with feelings of grateful affection
Tue day Mr. H. fs, visited my school and brought with hin
Geological Cabinet Since then have lived new life
tAaye carnsd observe and observation has taught NE
@ there order beauty harmony where before perce
ID nc'tng interest find, 100, that, as | acquire
g IDEAS grow less selfish aud willing do go,d
s'd 70 Communicate when bched in various natural OBJ
' proofs OF the wisdom guardian and love of God
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

G s:::' ::::5:' s. +.
horn Drib Beaver and Panama Hats At pre- 'ar' '''
cost he ctrrl-ncd se HI, stock ~ >nnrr Nuoh
the season closes Those who have not supplied lhcrr'
A., we'll u avail thomsekes ofthe prc-'nt opporm nn1 'n
e o h to rer,nlsh their ,roc will do well 20 call early ~
iy1ly WATSON l5i Chatham 81 td l'N lilAer
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

NEW syvs ('..Ell, VAssf'ET WAlsNaaOls stl

NEW NE ca EN- u, U . 4; ', r. ?. - q Z, Or,
IL. ING consisting IN part OF the ,olo.n Goods
Super ply Carpets, beautiful paer', and eoo m a. m - a a.
IA, Per yard do from 8, 6' to W per yard nh
do nj IS ans G per yard Is LTD ward Ais"
Oil Cloths Mats Matuss, Bru,sol and Tuitod RnrS BnHc
&c Also 500 pairs Transparent Window Shades from So sH pr
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

= r taken the encv "a tho sae above artc ts Cty
aoul norm Public lz hand az assortment OF
Soye a suited this market which will be
.nla ct Faco-y price Per-oas wh:uF purchase viii please
call ard ez-Eine.
S,ores constantly On land H. NiCnE 81 Wstar.stree-
TAI f,,-1
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

~ sPsING EAsGGsCN.-Chrap O.
Esy Chathnm-st Opposite kosc'elt-t ~ Will
sa% Fashionable Hat aud Car store. 4 !nrg" nn
mcnt of Cloth and Velvet Caps, of every ~
ao,s IN use also tho most extensive assortment o
exhibited IN nry store all Of which Will be sold nt
t,ii. nt the lowest prices.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

CORSa! CO9NS. COEsNs Mons and Madame BER
Y HARD Ch.opo5is: Paris 81 BROADWAY Ecxt doef
Hotel have the honor niorq the public that by
peculiar ;hod they cxrrs HARD and SOFT CoS
BHnors Caose &c without causing the eas; neon
yenierc- jea5 lmfp<
FyEORETTA Pa PER.-25 bales, entitled Il debenture
for sale By GRINNELL, MLNTURN & Co. 70 South 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16
ny THOMAS RICHIE.
Termx of the Richmond Enquirer.

The Enquirer published three times week dsr..s ne session
s"t Of s sch FITS e. s
nolars per annna and Three Dollars for SIX months
advance paid in che Office or RENTED by ma' posi-
\ iee ~ jllars per annum at the end of the year.
3D. OF M w h,s office may be RENTED per mall in good ana
Al Se notes nj the risk the Editor; The postage g az
bn pa coupt 10 ,he writer is the accumulation OF
scarcely 81 business which operates as serious TAX
u. m pay for nine papers, annually shall have the
E Al s and for years publication, unless specaiy
a aug shorter time, and paid for in advance ''i 'a
m when :" shall be sent TO the order of any new ana u
No unless paid for in advance OF - to
be to some known p anu IN Of m order for pub
ne naynent from new subscriber VINO Is uns
n,ei with the conditions, single nIi,. rnl,iion
ln,ns or ~ Subscribers whose ability TO pay may De
10 the pubsher and VINO may EN- when ,hs advanced
- na end az two years, from the time we ;hors
seoim W. aur shall he erased from the M OF % n
a aeh' was "" Resolutions Of the Editorial eo"rea,nn
= 40 some Of the results If the c"iieeIVe Wis
iness ynerience of Editorial Corps o'
,.sr ,ss.,ohled Richmond, on u" The interests
pa -, s.n,i,as determined 10 ~ ;ns.yi
rs these and our REQUIRE an hss
.5bsr.uec 10 them, Several OF the lhc 80 f men has
ia the rs w. nj ,hc Great System, than tGe t's VI
The great difficulty CONSISTS III ,nons Of the
sM ~m :, the other Notwithstanding inc ,;s cvcro
~" syst ,cs have been induced 10 continu.
"a ubscriscys on the Book, who are IN @ who
"a WIS, b,n Ne ouT course The name of every 1 %
! in this predicament, VIII pos''l.sa 49,, :"
!, fbr commencement of our next voinhe
: '"@ TERMS OF ADVERTISING. n....,
Thai il he recommended 10 the Editors OF
The 10 publish al ne hers
800 ,hsr rates for Advertising and that they sIc.s % "a
na same. and thai prices be always sueh' as "
ON n nsi,ion for the labor performed" ,, c.,;on
o ,,,. If sixteen lines less first inseron 10 ceh's "
az roa distance mus, accompanied with the au'a"'
. ar ,,;srarory references, TO insure execution; -
r. those whose aavesn. may amount 70 so" "a r cent
] , he made OF 30 per cent. and 70 $50, OF ~ .e
A obtaa aud Marriages from the county, w au,,en
IL the snosa,ion Of Postmaster in the % @
they viii in be published Every saysd
"ay,i,inaWe must therefore, insist IN sch css u,
S being certified by the name OF the fo'a
!, i.ter ON the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16
Yn,,ose food and Mari Land on James Rrer for sale

1niunble Hood and MARI Land James Rrcr for sale
CrOIJNT-PLEASANT, the eknown residence OF the late
wi Mr. Nicholas Faucon recently in possession of his widow
Airs Saly Paucon James River just above James
Town Suy will be sold the premises the
highest bidder Tuesday, the end day OF February NEXT or on
the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepted that day should
happen TO be very nclemen The Estate comprises t acres
Of Land stretching nearly miles along the river shore and
has on comudious brick dwelling house and the oces ana
ou necessary the accommodation OF large ay
neat and productive of choice ana valuable
fruit pine wood immense quantity oil oak TIM
bea yastuean extensive range for Stock ana super
abundance Of the advantages winch ada to
The value independent of those derives from Its
silon on navigahle stream IT'S proximity to several markets.
and lis adaptation all usually grown III the region In
which lies To gentleman wishing pleasant country resi-
denceo the agrcutast desiring the facilities 10 market al
oied BY navigation the ready of fertzing extern
syey his calcareous manne,-to the cordwood and
aye timber getter engaged the most profitable employment
pursued in counyand who seeks an invest
men of his and profitable than real
estate affords land offers inducements 10 examine u
ne any whatever therefore invite general attention u It's SAFE
and will pleasure going the premises with any one
dismissed 10 previous thereto in answering any
nuries relative addressed Surry Court ouse-
fe sale will be and possession VIII DC gwen I'M
mraniely payments purchase money WI pc
in three rs.cn.nths LIST bcc9mpo "ae IN ,i.s,
- In ya,,s, a.. janua ~ ion"s satsfacto,
% viii the amount ot the payments ana
h rifle win be withheld deed Of trust on the properly DC Ia
ken, Sa' 'he oi'o" '" ~ j. NS. FAULCoN,
Executor of Nicholas Fad on, dcesassd.
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