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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

DIAM DEALING FOR SaLE.-fiavng purchased in
my native county, Hanover, offer for sale my Farm the
New Bridge road half miles North East OF Richmond,
about hundred The open land divided
three fields al forty EACH nearly all Of which l. SET
clover. The product uf each field Is 200 barrels Of 0- Of
these fields has produced 60 bushels Of wheat when only con-
There about ID 20 Of meadow land,
part already cleared. The soil generally light
and well adapted the cultivation Of vegetables and
subject 10 limitation although bounded side
one this part Of The country, which
Mill Site, with much rail timber, bri sicicncy
fire wood. The contemplated Railroad from Richmond 10
York will the farm without passing through The
building. all consisting Of wooden Dwelling House,
ID with centre building,
tanning beside the dining
basement with shaded
and neatly paled together with all the
houses springs IL as fine noun.
hest evidence Of the health of place.
medical services in the last years y
dollars. My prize Tor this farm u thousand dDlaone third
sixty days the balance in and years: and would
the amount of fur thousand
part pa, farm Of less value wod be taken in part
Of the purchase money. And desirable Ia The prcascr mI
hundred and y Of Land with an abundance al
wood and rail timber In miles Of farm any part Of IL
and if sold privately, will be offered publicly tie preln
scs, a2nd December, Ii air, Otherwise, fair day.
JOSEPH STARKE.
Nov. 5l-Ntd5
CT The Editors Whis and Herald publish above once
a wrrkt dan Of sale.
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InlnaLle Cotlon Land in South .7lalama for sale.

IaiuaJie Cotton Land in South alabama for sale.
THE subscriber administrator of the Estate Of VIM Smith
deceased sale two large and valuable Plantations,
miles below Montgomery one of them is in the Of An
tanga containing eighteen hundred Of hen from
eight hundred in cultivation houniiu!t supplied
with for plantation purposes, and for STOCK By never
fain. srean running entirely through the plantation hal
portion Of which under cultivation, u well I'm
hered and principally cotton land, Of the best quality for
The culture Of cotton and curi.
The other tract Is situated in the county Of Dallas, IN HE
Bend Of the Alabama river generally known hy Durad Bend
fourteen hundred hundred 81 winch
in cultivation This also well supplied with timber ami
water, and is of the hcs quality Of cotton ands.
Both these plantations bounded and divided from each
other h the Aaama they In state o high cnl
tivann with comfortable dwellings, Qn houses, and other ne
,essay buildings EACH fit for immediate The quality Of
the SOIL lie market by The Alabama River The
Southern latitude and the character Of the population III the two
counties Of Dallas and Auauga afford great inducements TO
pa DESTROYS Of engaging in the culture Of the great staple Of
the South The crops this year. supposed, viii produce 100
500 bales OF 500 lbs. each, cultivated by 63 hands.
The fodder oats, tnr plantations
the and cattle, lilac ksmlh tools and farming utensils
offered Possession be given the end
year.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, apply 10 Mr. r. H. Castor,
his landing the Tis.r adjoining the Antausa plantation
whn VIII show he PROMISES IL mr. q, ny residence IN Hunts
Vile Summer aud New Orleans during the inter
The for either both Of the plantations will he quite ai
vantagrols MEREDITH CALHOUN.
Dee. 3 U0-wsw
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li,h Dee lsa.

N.Or.cf-R,,N - v,sorxr,.-Tne Annr,l M,.un. n II.
Y Stockholders IL Tie Bank Virginia will h. held Il +.
Ranking House. IN tie c ci Richmond. To ~, la,.i,
January next. J. W. PECRAJ, t.,4,
Dec. ~ t.-,Y.
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Tie Randolph will case is adjourned till the June
term Of Tie Supreme Court The main thing effected
at this tcra, We believe was the oben,ion Of suJpona
dnecs tc enm to procure some paper from Richmond
which paper, by the bye, whispered, IS lost How
ever; there were some able arguments delivered.
fPeterSjRr1 Statesman.
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no OWNERS OF STATE STOCK, &r.-In addition J., !
4 Commission Business generally vii attend pin,p,l.
tie IA chase aud sale II St. and other stacks. ana L. The
y Liri,Hds and Lfssi u. mu-i moderate terms.
iIn"ELI. II. RGONE
liih Dec 1874. duo,
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SHALL. teach School Jericho The en.l,
he Greek. Latin and English languages win BE- ,1u.h,
Srnpl The School VII commence the third Montt i,
neat, and terminate the second Friday ia Bc,,,
lowing. There will be a vacation month IN M, S,
commencing the second Friday II Jane. Tie pricc
washing, lodging and tuition will be sG0 PR sshols, '
hail hr end Of each session. Letters M n,.,
10 Nrrfm Posi- Office, Hanover. JOHN G. NELSON
I,flchn. Caroline. Dec. lil aft,..
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T AND FOR SALE.-Thr Farm, at present IN ~" % ~"
IL Of Mrs. Sarah Brown lying in the county OF iano'r n
daely the road leading nom Richmond Ia Louisa Cont h
fifteen miles from the former place, and three br!o" '@a
Tavern is offered for sale. This Farm contains about ~ a.
300 of hch cleared and The remainder, portion ~ y"
nigh. easily made valuable meadow, j. III woods, VIII
fciency of fne timber believed nearly quite 70 fens
the purchaser. There j. Large aud c"'m"dous D"rhps
rerr with MI necessary ont bindings ana orchards
choice lrt upon the place. particular Gc-sfP"
deemed unnecessary, a. those disposed 10 pirchasr VI"
less first premises Ii not previously disposed 10
viii be offered Tho hght bidder, public auction, o.
premises. Tuesday, the 2-t II December next
TERMS made Know by applications 10 Tie subscriber t
person or by letter. post paid adlrt Sci Nccno" T. ~
PETER w. BROWN, ~
Also, AZ the same time and place. IN" Stock 81 all kini- =
of Corn, Fodder Shucks, &C., Plantation Utensils, ou''
and Kitchen Furniture, &c., credit II nine months r.
above SO The purchaser giving bond and approved
rly-for that sum and under cash VIII be required
PETER ". BROWN.
Executor II E1snian. Br0Aa, ot't
Hanover. Nov. 18th ls4l 53--NE
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VIA & DUDLEY, DRAfsA T.iLoRs over tho So,
Messrs. W. u. and J. u. Christian, on hand ~ ~,
ment Of CLOTHS, CASSiMERES aud SESTINt.S sp,,h,
the present seasoE, IN which they the ATT, MIN, -
Cts and Country friends 10 call and examine before
elsewhere, They have heen laid tile yrry h., ~,
They able Ia furnish the above unnsay low Inn 49,,
request their friends IL call and n,cly.. ~
chasing elsewhere Orders VIII always H. ATTENDED ~
prcmpin"S> AMI despatch. 4 II, W.
-. =. X. DUDLEY
WV -
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NOficE-lt = expected Tia, thr NAVIGATION Of The c,,i
" be- suspended about Inc 10Th or 18th nf January fo
pose Of MAX ne improvements The nrinbLnlod
deton Mills, ana other paints along the canal " -
kiCHD RLlSS, Sgpesrteadsr, g,-,;
Dee, ''iHr',
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GENERAL. AGENCY.

GENERAL AGENCY.
pIGIlARD HILL & 60. attend 10 Collecting Debts, Hiring
IL Neslnes Renting Out and Selling Property, &c, &C.
NEGRO HIRING.
Those persons intend send their Negroes 10 10 be
hired ont ensuing year. viii consult their interest by
sending them in as early as possible. We win give
q Negroes in sickness, SC, throughout the year.
RCt hill, Jn,
RICHARD q. TUNSTALL,
Office Main street, orer the Enquirer Oree
n.c3 GG-2awtlJ
NOTICE. fuswan all from trading for
executed by for the Of one hundred ana MY
dollars some time the month Of May las; 10 certain Nh
Eyer pcdIar, and calls himself German am de
crminci not 10 pay The Saae. JOHN ;. COUCH.
Nrcklenft,rp conuy. Va. Nav. o9. 5g-wIw
DuBlLC SALE.-By virtue of Derd OF Trust from John
Cour ST., deceased shall SELL by public auction, 10 The
highest bidder for cash. the 2sth day OF tins month"; at my
house, rho county Of Hanover -four miles above The residence
Of Col r. t;ouda likely Negro Men and one Wo
ard al The oeod and Kitchen Furniture Of the said
John Ciou.l II the th should be- day. shall make
sale the fist fair tay thereafter.
GEORGE y. CLoUGII, Trpstse.
nh 1911. 6i-waw-
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XSIILLIAM II. ASHTON and WILLIAM r. jerks Gn'
w the firm Of WIN. r. Ashton & Co., trnsat trnrfl Gen
mission Business No. IS, Smiths Wharf, Baltimore. Tie!
prepared 10 make advances consicnmcnts.
Refer Messrs James Szcr Son. Messrs. Lancaster Den
& Co.. Richmond John E. Icn"ne Esq, Mrssr-. Anderson
Rves Petersburg: Anthony Buck, Esq Messfs SAINT. Pi
Son. FJ,drrrks5urg Philip T. George, Robert D. Bna,, ESq
Mes>rs. Law & Fitzhugh Baltimore.
Dec. III lsi hs--e1eI
a. Tie Mhir will cnnY rs above
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ASDR SALE-l,5tI Gatawha Gfapr vInc-. wo ,,a, I'D! !.
they nre 10 h. removed, VIII Le sold rT halt price, ic.,t.
LEWIS ma
DEE,
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the particular law OF The plac
there resident are bound 10 s,
cannot maintain this action u
ture, independently Of any p
rish, of action can he ionn'
which he has acquired by the
he is domiciled. 1.-The, being q
,h,, tia defendant. also q y
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-
~ cHiNcERf.-ln Hanover 'isenn Superior coUri, o'
4 nh.
lhrnas James Martin James, and Richard Jamc- Ian,!.
against
The children Of Elizabeth DGratt The children ~ John jaime
children aud heirs Of Sarah Martin, and The heir II Naa
Hines an OF unknown David Hodges and Nancy
wife, who Nancy James, and Edmund Lte aud MaS j.
wife, who was Mary James, Defendants.
The plaintiffs DAY filed r bill IN i.i- causr statue
one TrnIeraacc Hines has lately departed Ibis life inr,.lr
zrd ui tract land IN ic county o Hanover anil
Virginia. worth five hundred dollars; that IT tie ct
said interstate unknown thar the said les who
known the descendants 81 Elizabeth DAnu me ciNtG
and descendants John James; the oltren and u rHTul
Sarah Marn,-whch SAID Elizabeth md Sarah sister
said inestac, and the children descendants q Nal
Hines brother and pray ina a sale Partition of said aE
and upon notions IL is ordered that IL. said ankno"
heirs OF Temperance Hines and all Interested ~
land do appear 81 The II THIS court ana maar The
selves parties defendants sail h and r brf %
Ia; aud copy this order lie forthwith inserted ~ III" ~
mond Enquirer newspaper published 10 the cy u Rriiu.
for sia weeks successfully.
A Copy--Irsir,
PHILIP q. WINSTON, c
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HTNloN ACADEMY, ~ Ddrrius DH,cidtts ooaA1.-. +. &C.
y rfcisrs Of the iiri session u r above iusiufir7 4,
resumed The first Monday meat January, uuI,f liz .,
tendance W. H. Buord, ~ u. and VIII on.r 1T Jnnr
,u,ic examination. Tie second session III common m ~
Jdly, and viii also close the Isl December following:
IL j. scarcely for 10 sCha, has baer
active and successful operation Tor The ii-i folr Years ur
management o Charles W. Baird \. H. peage ~ Z l., IA,
friends my old patrons and IL the public general ma
tion al Tins Institution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

IN Rule. holden in ttc tl,f1
Office Of The County Court u Buckingham, Ia, j T.
yrmbrr lsil
Major oaks Pll.n;n.
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a l.f,y
w 10 employ Teacher well qualified teach ali
English Education AMI the ancient Languages On,
permanent situation would be preferred. sdlr,s.
terms, &C.. Brn +. Graham, Secretary, Gfeensyl. A.,
County, virginia. Dee. Isl -.,''
VALUABLE MACHINERY FOR SAi.E-puTsrau; /, : =
cree Of NE county Court OF Amelia, ii- under enci
TO sell privately the House and all The Machinery IN ~,
Mi owned aud occupied b, thu late Archer " webster
iand henat.A. lie Machinery consists Of thc be-, cast i
wheels, adapted Ia the wurhin. of tao pair OF stone. IL
power Of one wafer heel and i very little WON TIL.
are sufficiently heavy and of cNcccn qualify all o,r,
lures usually employed Crst Mil. The H.,
large AMI well constructed for Mili many o'l,rt au.
Persons wishing to obtain such Machinery, are int
call aud examine They viii md II 10 their interest 10 IL
terms will be- reasonable. The Machinery H. ss. n
Ic,tion 10 either oftle subscribers living in the ri.tu
lJcaionsyi, and Tie Amelia Springs. Y"
TD>. W. WEBSTER,
GARLAND HENDRIrK. eeant'''ois-..
Amelia Soy. 10Th.
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BOARD, including bedding. washing and iish> 80
Ancient Languages, .acludin, MahruIic, and tho h:lc
branches Of Science
English Grammar AMI Geography,
Reading, with. and ArliinirIlr.
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10 WINCH law all persons
Ill. Now if the plaintiff
kr the genera! law ofna-
i've institution, then his
only upon some right
" of the country where
rush subject could shew
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'. ". HARPER. R,o.or
Darvlls, "a Dee, ISL. 6l-wilsI
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charge Nicholas Bidde, Joseph COMPREHENSIVE,
Thomas Dunlap, Samuel Jaudon, and John Andrews,
with fraud and theft, in taking and using for their
benefit and accommodating their friends, the money
belonging to the Stockholders of The United States
Bank, which they were literally paid 10 guard and not
to abuse; my proof is the report Of the investigating
committee, made TO the stockholders in April, lS4l
As 10 the idea Of the above being breach Of trust
only lis not So lis TOO idle and insulting 10 be pre-
tended or entertained for moment; away with II.
, 1841-04-03
PROSPECTUS OF THE POLITICAL
REFORMER.


believing. as we do most sincerely, tina
- the various coalitions and combination:
of bankers, spectators and stockholders
which exist in our country, are Of dead
lv hostility to our free in~stitutions-thaI
the frightful encroachments of incorporated
wealth are undermining the pillars of our
national glory-that there exists, among q
certain class, a determination to doom to ut
ter extinction that Liberty which was pur
chased nv our fathers hlood-we are indu
ced to appeal 10 our fellow-citizens of thi.
yet free Republic, to aid US in the circula
ton OF Il paper which shall unremittingly OPP
pose these unhnly designs.
That there exists at this crisis Of our ma,
Ilnnal affairs an absolute necessity for n WORK
of this kinda paper which shall cody
faithfully, learlesslv. and perseveringly OPP
pose and expose the dangerous schemes al
the federal hank parry-wrll not he doubted
10y any who are ,le>sed with reason. Such
hail he he end and aim If the present pub
~lIca'iun. IL - advocate a thorough. f,dI
cal. and complete reform in on present Pr
per promise l." pav-noney system. which en-
ableS Il privileged few L" print dnllirs. whit.
iiI hlIH tI NV w. - ftll'h ibfilH
them; enabling rich dr"nrS T., exchange
STRIPS oi brown paper witt, a pie ure rngra,-
ed upon IT. for houses. Lands. lltor. &C.. B.
levin" that paper money corporations are
The most dangerous form of tyranny upon
the face nf the earth. we shall devote our
rmer%lrS {" az en- The eyes uf tn. public ina
$ n>r al their taneiuI influence. The Tariff.
=" --an"trrr inv, nrion of the idle iu live IN
'UNrtt NJ lie expense al InhuStry-wrl .le
und',Ilrrn-i " ~"rIrSrd. Internal improve
hy The Grrrrl Grvrrnrrrni. N.ii"n-
without gloves. Tie i%Inalical crew II
th"iItI"n drmagorurs who w"uld de>"la,e
"ur sunny fields and crimson nnr hearrh>ide>
Nth human core. will he dealt Will. accord
~ >" >tur' iu>rwr. IuLc 4. no possible cv.
ION >.r.i ir spared Ia make H." Rrfnunrr.
~ .' i..i. r... r.ri,iv drS"r, IN. the .chrrnuS
81 1 ( "v'ry / mni 1T p%'''I;rlI liberty.
E'" 'nirtr>I and active cNcriI"t> # the
iri"rd> - t'c"i"in ia fs"rIu'iE" H." "sr'u'.
tom II Tins paper in their rrSrrr't" nci-h-
h"ri""iS. = very respectfully 49,! ruiC>rlv
We hook in Them Ssh unr.ui 'in:
e niilence I"r their 2eal.mS >upr"sr. and
lue tn hope that II y n not he rhh"iI.
Con ii,'ou>:-Tic P~,l,iral R"ln.nrr vii
hc puh,i,: Ell >'u monthly. upon fine white
r:.h nrr hrI contain" sixteen octave
.a"r .mrrL'nr 4I6 p,".sr, tie volume. at
h." uu"i,"' i."r'f low Prize. "i filiv rents
i"I .rn'un, VS." y l,rnrr ri five dollars
roche r.'tcn c'pr'>- ten dollars.
uer't 'l:,r r 'a'---- - i"r twCnrv d"l
fi'v g. p'cS vii he sent frr one YER; -
, 1841-04-03
FARMERS AH0N

'TNHE Subscriber intends 10 keep during
Il the present year at Payhesville, Bowling
Green. Ciarks,ilIe. New Hope. and John Nc
Cune'S, seven miles north at Bowling Green,a
large assortment # PLOUGHS Of all sizes,
used 10y The 'armer of this country. He will
also keep constantly on hand, at his shop in
P'tneNille. a number of ready made WAC
ONS of the best quality. The Farmers Of
his and the adjoining counties are invited TO
call At Tie arove named places before they
purchase elsewhere. As he is satisfied they
will tie pleased both as 10 the price. quality
and description of the above articles.
Feb ct. JAMES C.. DUVALL.
, 1841-04-03
31oCtrp.
WOMAN.
GY TIE Hon. RoBEaT Ia. CIIAh1ToN.
"Ahi for this.

"Ah! for this.
We woo the lifelong bridal kiss"
Angle of earth! oh, what were life
Without thy f~erm-witiout thy smle'
A circle Of despair and strife,
OF toll, of misery and guile:
Like mists before the mornings ray,
As from the snare the timed dove.
So fled tie cares of man away,
Beneath thy kind and gentle love.
Was Eden lost because of thee?
Have heroes left 4 laurel crown,
That they might low the wiling knee
III dearer shrine than mans renown?
Oh! who would SIGH for Ill the pain
That loss like this could e'er ilnpart,
ii he were only sure - gain
The Eden OF 4 woman's heart!
Mother! can mortal Ger repay
Thy ali-devo'ed sacrifice
Thy care. that lasts through night and day,
Thy love. that never. never dies?
In Childhood hour. N manhood's prime,
When age comes on with slow decay.
In Joy. in sorrow. and III crime,
Still beams thy fond affections ray!
Daughter! The Roman child of old
Who, from her maiden bosom. nursed
The sire whom dungeons vile did hold,
Tortured by flainc and By thirst,
Shall illustrate thy final love,
Which can the droopnT soul sustain,
Like manna showered from above
Upon AraIia's arid plain.
Sister! The mate of childhood'S hour,
When lie was YOUNG. and fresh and green
The comforter when cares did lower.
The stsarer in each joyous scene!
What dearer tie, what purer love
Can we around orr hearts entwine,
Save that which Kenneth from above,
Than this abiding love OF thine!
Yes! there's another form whose charm
Doth in Itself completely blend
Tie kind affections. pure and warm,
Q! mother, daughter. sister, friend
Vile! Oh. tie poets task is vain.
Thy spell, the comfort to portray:
As well might painter strive 10 gain
Tie glory Of the mornings ray!
Angel of Life! | would not give
This ever faithful love Of thine,
For all the joys on earth that live,
Or all the gems that in it SINE!
Let others Glory's chaplets twine,
Or court the fame that deeds impart.
seek no dcarer earth V shrine
Than that which holds . Woman heart!
, 1841-04-03
TALL OF II SEA,

The following thrilling sketch is Ev H..
author oi N'ispnIan "reminiscences.
The irIgate had many supernurrorory mid
ShIpnlen. and the fJGc of one AT them Vas ~
peculiarly tragic. that | trust any rradr,-,
patience viii irt!ow me ;hrnu"h the drlail
of what happened -LruI. lou. a-o.' Tin,
young Centi"n1n E:ti "nnr OIL IN" prospect
Of being provided 10: hv tie yellow fever.
n Strong auxiliary Of tie Admiralty in 81
lencIuG importunale clam Ints.) or prnn,o.
ton. He got the latter by hard services and
good conduct and was appointed {" com
inlGd the Hercules tender. a s~clnouer rlar
carried more sail than ballast. Oar n%ornin-.
at the east end OF Jamaici she was ~surpri<-
ed by that curious phenomenon Il w,irr
spout. that threw her completely over. the
schooner disappeared leivIu" the COMMAND
er, eight men and her boat. rlIt fortunately
had not been dashed. 4 arin- "a the calm un-
rufl!ed sea. The c%oiunnrIun occasinned by
the whir!wind having Observation-Disclosures the
boat, men, quickly, for your lives; the sharks.
the hcrrid sharks will be upon U.s."
The boat WIS ~lplling bottom upwards.
and eager hands and shoulders succeeded IN
r%IgtIting her, but in such n hurried way rs To
be nearly full of water. and IN consequences
very tender, (tlat is. easily upSet.) The
hghtest and most active lad WAS now order
ed by The commander to get into tie boat
and commenc. baIing with his cap, tie on
~ thing available among these unlnrtunares:
he having raised him. with one hand for the
purpose, the youth with commissions shud.
dering, uttered the dreadful word SHARK
fell down on the gunwale, and again the boat
turned bottom upwards. The spllsh and
desperate efforts of the crew. for thew work.
ed as despairinc men of strong sinews will
work, to escape the dreadful fate So closely
Impending. IN soIne measure scared and al
tered the direct attack OF tie monster, who
swerved swept in circles around the hapless
beings, showing his hateful fin high above
The troubled. w~alers-before SO placid.
''Shout loudly. men," crird the officer. sand
bail away lad. without looking at the shark"
(who kept narrowing his circles, as he swift
lv passed around then.) "God is able 10
deliver US. even in this great extremity; a.
void getting int the boat until she is more
buoyant, but splash the water about with al
The noise You can mIke."
A violent rush, terrific scream of aronv:'
and disappearance Of "na Of the stout sea
men. followed by Il crimson tinne on The WI
tiers. attestrd The ~voraciiv Of this sconrue of
the sea. "IIe will gorge himself on poor
Tom" said the cnmmander, nexpre>si,Iy
land We are freed if the blood"
there lie checked his disclosure for he well
that see { of The blood would draw
nyriads around tbem.) "Lift Jack careful
, 1841-04-03
MORE NEW GOODS,
CAMPBELL &

CAMPBELL & CRANE.
HAVE just received an additional SUNNY
IL Of Dry Goods, consisting of staple M
fancy articles, groceries q~ueensware, sadGe.
ry, &c. &c. =; 80 30 s'sigq, 4, q,
We have a general assortment Of DIM.
and Medicines, including a variety, Of pataSt
and other preparations, put up in a nannero
suitable for family use: such as "a
Bateman's drops. Godfrey's cordial, tr.
Hive Syrup for colds and coughs =,
Paragoric and Laudanum, 2
Soda Powders, worm medicines, .-'a
Lees Pills, castor and sweet Oil in small
bottles; 80 rs
Spirits Turpentine, oil spike, rr-,
Spirits Nitre, salts. magnesia, salt petre; +,
and in short. almost every article ever needed
in sickness.
Dec. 5, l840. V
, 1841-04-03
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ATOTICE j. hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ has taken out letters of Administration on the
e-tlIc Of Franci. Taliaferro deceased from the Pike
Cnnniy Court. bearing date the 10Th Of March ls4l:
All rcr"n., therefore, who have any claims against the
c.tatr ri said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date OF said letters. or they may be
p~rrcludrd from having any benefit of said estate, and
ii such claims are not presented within three yean
they will be forever barred.
TIMOTHY FORD, admir-.
March 18th, ls4l-3t.