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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-15
August Is.
For Sale.

That tract of land lying on the south
side of Sanders Creek and the east side
of the Beaver Greek road containing 1853
acres more or less. ~
Also, wagon and team. Terms made
very accommoda,ing-for particulars ap-
ply 10 ,,,,e,: ,,,,,,,,r,,
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FIRST SATURDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT.
COMPANY ORDER, NO. 1871
Rendezvous D. R. G. Sept. Is, 1S4l.
DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS.

You are hereby ordered to parade on
Horseback. as Mounted Rihemen on the
first Saturday in October nert. at ten
O'Clock, A. M. on the lotin rear Of the
Post Office.
GFMembers not having horses can be
supplied by handing in their names to The
Orderly Sergeant.
By order of Capt. D1KINsoN.
w. B. JOHNSTON, o. S.
After parade, the ANNIVERSARY MEDAL
will be shot for, and the corps will partake
of Barcecue, at their rendezvous, TO
which the KERsHAw TROOP is respectful
ly Invited.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-15
KERSHAW TROOP,
ATTENTION.

You are ordered To parade in Camden
on the first Saturday in October next, full
ly armed and equipped. A punctuai at
tendance is required-defaullers will be
dealt with as the law directs.
BY order of the Captain,
w. A. ANCRUM, o. s. =
Sept. IA. !.
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Important sale of Town Lots.

MRfLL be sold at SHELBY, Cleveland County,
w North Carolina, on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, the 4,h. 5lh and 9th of October next,
:he Town Lots ssaid Town. The Town is located
upon tract of land containing Two Hundred Acres,
nearly the whole of which is laid off into lots, and
will be for sale to the highest bidder. -.
Shelby ia the seat of justice Of The new County
Of Cleveland, established at the last session of the
Legislature. 1t ia situated about midway between
RutherforJton and Ii lcolnton, ami ubout 80 miles
from Yorkville and Spar,anburgh G. II ,S, C., near
the road crossing Broad River at Quinn's Ferry,
upon beautiful level ridge, free from mud, and only
one mile and a half from Wilson's SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
The Subscribers are sure, that to those persons
dence, no place could presen. greater advantages.
The situation is high, dry, and healthy. ltis well
watcreJ, near Broad River, and thick settled
neishborhood. There are large number Of Sa z
Mills near, and every other convenience for bull
ding, and Wilson's Springs only fifteen minutes ride
distant. Nothing is necessary TO be said oihe char
acter Of these Springs. They are regarded as be.
ing inferior 10 none in the Southern conntry, and
hundreds OF invals can attesttheir healing proper
ties. Within a hundred yards Of the Wilson's
White Sulphur Springs, there is red sulphur, and
Chaybeate Spring, and there several other
Sui i.hur Springs in the immediate neigeborhood OF
Shelby, though none equal to Wilson's for medicin-
nj properties Ii is certain, too, that soon the
Town gels und.r way, the line Of Stages, tri-week
ly and four horse coaches from Raleigh 10 Ashville
and thence 10 Nashville, Tenn, and also from Spar
tanburgheC. H. 10 Lincolnton will pass through,
affording every reasonable mail facility. In short,
nothing is wanting to mike it one of the most, de-
lghtful spots on earth, except-a plentiful supply
ofgood inhabitants, and we wish all such to come
and huy.
Terms.-One and two years credit, with bond
and security.
JOHN K. WELLS,
JOHN B. HARRY,
JOHN r. LOGAN,
WILLIAM OATS,
G. B. PALMER,
Commis'n'rs :
Shelby, Cleveland Co., NC.
~. September 8, l841.
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TO PLANTERS!

5000 pair NEGRO SHOES, manu-
fac,ured by the subscribers, and warranted
equal, if not superior 10 any yet offered
in this market. Planters. will please call
and examine for themselves.
ALDEN &, AUSTIN. :.
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TO THE .-UBLIC.

Having understood that it is reported,
and the report circulated that was instru-
mental in breaking off the match between
Norman GilIis and Miss Sarah o. Rines.
| take this method Of declaring the report
TO be false, and without the least founda-
ton in truth, and that the originator, is a
base calumLiator.
THOMAS P. BOWEN.
Sent. Is.
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CLOTHING.

The subscribers have made arrangements with one
of the first Tuilors in the city Of New York to keep
them constantly supplied with a complete assort.
ment of GENTLEMENS CLOTHING, which
they are authorized to ,oarrdnt
The assortment consists in part, of the following
articles, viz:
Blue and black dress cloth Coats, Of every quality.
" and green frock do
Sattinett & Kentccky Jeans Coatees g. frock Goats.
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Overcoats.
Blue blk. cloth and cashmere Pants, every quality
Sattinet and Kentucky Jeans do
Fine plain and fg'd Satin Vests,
I" Silk Velvet do.
:" Vaiencia- o~7'--
Also-Shrts, Bosoms, Collars, &c.
They have also engaged the services OF
a first rate Tailor, who will be in constant
attendance at the store and will make Clo-
thing to order al the shortest notice.
JONES g. HUGHSON.
Sept. l5-
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Received.

Received,
Superior French and German Quninine.
Acetate and Sulpbate Morphia, Veratrine,
Strychnine. iodine, and all the new and
popular Chemicals, with general assort.
ment of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Varnish-
es, &c.
DELEON e. LEVY,
Sent. Is. Sign Of the Mortar.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-15

very fine in "bait mill" and always used
while fishing. The hooks are baited with
small piece Of fish taken from the ,hroa.
of the mackerel that are caught, and when
this cannot be procured with pieces Of
pork. They bite, very quick, much like
a pickerel, and must be drawn in the in-
slant they are felt touching the hook =
There is no mercy shown 10 the fish after
he is taken; by jerk Of the line the hook
is torn from his mouth, and he falls into
barrel or on deck. Frequently after they
cease biting the remainder Of the school is
seen swimming about near the surface Of
the water, in which case, they are "gatfed
or hooked up, with an instrument called
a ''gaff," which is an iron or steel rod, two
feet long, bent al the end like hook but
without a beard, and attached to
pole about six feet long. When the fish
have all disa2 a2peared, {probably, sunken)
the fisherman proceed to dress, wash, and
salt those caught, which is done with such
despatch by those practised in the busi-
ness, that IN less than an hour after we
had ceased fishing, several barrels were
sailed, and the crews work endedfor the
day.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-15
B A R G. AIN s.

THE subscriber having purchased
l. choice stock of SeasonabIe GOODS
at The North, at RFDUCEL@RRFCES
offers The same Much Lower than
have heretofore been sold in Camden :
They consist in part as follows: -.
Celored Embroidered Mouslin Delain } A beautiful
do Satin striped Mousn Delain article. . Z
Plain black and half mourning do. s -
sfutis'iii MI 1H5iian, at uery lo,0 prices ~ !.
Cold fgd Orleans de- Flora, nsp crtiess for Ladiss
Dresses, s,-., -; - -. = =
Merinoes, of every description -
Fine and superfne black and bue-black Boratazinesf
ICOES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Mourning and half mourning English Prints
Super new style frints, Handsome GinghansS
White and colored Corded Skirts;
Furniture Prints, new style, -. 80
Furniture and Cambria Dimi,y, Bishop Lawns,
Spool Cotton very low, Apron Checks, Bed Tick.
Sic K S.
Superior black and e-black gro De Alpine Silk
do. black gro. GAIger dos
do. black and blucblack De Rhine dos
Chine Silk Hankkerchiefs, ~, -s${..=yz ssa..,
Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs assorted colours,
Black English Silk Hose, *s->s ~ .5f,
French Silk Hose and Gloves, - =
Superior French Grape,
Gentlenen's Silk Handkerchiefs, -,s.- =
Superior Sewing Silks,
Black and blue.back Silk VelyetI -,
Black Satin, very stout, ~
LINENS.
Irish Linens, of every quality, Bird Eye DiaPeri'
Brown Linen Damask Tablipg Diaper,
Bleached Danask Tabling Diaper,
Bordcred Towels, Brown Holland Russia Diaper.
Superior Lawn Lawns, Pink and blue Linen Checks
Damask Table Cloths, Brown Table Cloths;
Colored Fancy Table Covers
DOLE N Ss
Superfne Wool.dyed Black Cloth,
do Invisible Green do
do Blue, Citron Green, Cadet mixed and
Brown Cloths ~
Superfne London Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans aud SattiDetts, 49,
London Duffle Blankets, Fancy and Blanketss
Negro Kersheys, Extremely Lou. s.
Mixed English Plains, uery lo'o.
Wide Green Booking Baize,.
Sup Heavy Druggits. for capetipg or otuna cloths,
Rob Roy Shawls, Superior Gauze Flannels,
Rcd, yellow and white Flanels x
Spotted Salisbury Flnnnels,
Superior Fancy Vestings, &C.
DOmestics.
Virginia Cotton oznaburgs, very low.
Brown shirtings and shcetpgs,
Bleuched do '7a do
Blue striped and Plaid Homespuns, --s
Bed Ticks and Checks.
ALSO-A complete assortment Of
Hardware,
~ M Blacksmith's Tools, Saddls,y,
Baggmg Rope, 7toine and Groceries.
Also-a fresh stock Of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS SHOES,
Sept, g. - II. LEVY.
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Attend to your Teeth!
DR.. ]. LEE may be found in Camden
until the 3st Of October. Sept. Is.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-15

A handsome assortment of Satin, Bonnet, Cap and
Tuffeta Ribbons.
Ladies' black and colered Kid and Hoskin Gloves.
.' Filet Reticules.
Fancy do.
s4 black Flllet Shawls,
ga Damask silk do
IA Bbla * spun do do.
White and black Merino Shawls,
Black and scarlet Thibet do. embroidered
Large Broche do.
Handsome Taglioni do.
LINENS.
Irish Linens, of every description.
Linen Sheeting, Damask Diaper.
Fine Barnsley Diaper, Bird eye Diaper.
Fine satin Damask Napkins.
Tray Cloths.
Table do.
plain do. do.
brown do. DO.
Brown and bleached Towels.
Russia and Scotch Diaper, Brown Hollands and
Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtings and sheetings,
Colored Table covers.
Cotton Goods.
Super Merseilles Coats. Super Merseilles Quilts.
White and colored corded skirts.
Furniture and cambria dimity.
Plain, figured and cross bard swiss muslin.
g." book muslin.
Cotton cambrics and cross bard muslins.
Jaeonst udmuif- -mGslins.
Bishop lawns, green beragc, for Ve!ls' .------~
Handsome black lace wells, :
Plain and figured bobbinet, black and white.
Linen and cotton wire lace,
Single and double width Scotch Ginghams.
Bleached and suffolk drilling,
Brown shirting and shceting of every quality,
Blue drill and york denims,
Apron checks and bed tick,
Striped and plaid homespun.
Furniture and English Prints.
Calicoes at g. A, S, 6,7 8, 9, 10, IL and II yards
for one dollar.
WOOIens.
Super Blue Cloth, Super Invisible Green Cloth.
Black do wool dyed.
I" Brown do
Oxford mixd cloth, super Saxony Cassimeres.
Sattinets and Kentucky Jeans.
White, green, red and yellow Flannels.
Super Welch and gauze do.
Printed Salisbury do.
English German and French Morinos.
Handsome fg'd Valencia vestings.
Merino do. (new article)
Scotch Plaid.
worsted damask, and Zephyr worssed.
Double chained Negro Linsey.
Plaid Lnsey and Negro Kerseys.
London Duf6 Blankets, superior quality.
Super Mackinaw do.
Shoes.
Gentlemen's fine Calf Shoes and Bootees.
L" stout Kip do. do.
Boys fine Calf do. do.
..s stout Kip do. do.
Ladies English and French Kid Slippers
Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
Leather Walking Shoes and Bootccs.
Misses Kid and Prunelle Slippers
Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
Leather Shoes and Bootees.
Chdren's colored and black Morocco Boots.
% Shoes.
Leather Boots and Shoes.
coored Cater button Boots, a new article.
rThe above Shoes having been made to onr
order by Ryan g. Haverstick, of Philadelphia, and
White & Parmalee, of Durham, purchasers may
safely depend on their giving satisfaction,
500 pair Mems and Boys Russell Bootes made To
order by Daniel Smith, of Orange, and warranted
to stand.
ON HAND, OF OUR OWN MAKR:
1000 pair Of Negro Shoes.
Also-a complete assortment of
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool Hats,
Seal Caps, Ladies Straw and Florence Bonnets of
every quality, Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets, Per.
fumsry, Umbrellas, Crockery, Hardware Saddlery,
Bagging, Rope, Twine, Iron, German Steel, Iron
ware, sGroceres, &c. &c.
5TsS, JONES & HUGHSON. 7
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-15

MELANCHOLY Accadentund StTGtHSe COtH-
cidence.-Sermon Bonsall, Esq, a citizen
of the town of Raymond, Mississippi, was
accidentally killed bya fall from his mule
on the 18th INST. He died between four and
FIVE o'clock, P. NJ. at the residence of his
relative, Green E. Beauchamp. Esq, 7
miles west of Raymond, at which place he
was on visit with his family. Mr.. Bon
sell was gentleman highly respected by
his fellow citizens, and was buried with
Masonic and military honors.
The Raymond Times says that the resi-
dence of the deceased was struck by light
ming on the day that he expired, and as
NIGH as can be ascertained it was about the
same moment in which he died!
The manner of the lightning was singu-
lar and unusual. The sun was shining,
nor were there any indications of an ap-
preaching thunder storm, when, at mo-
ment totally unexpected, there was most
appalling discharge of electricity, accom-
panied by an instantaneous peal of thun-
der. The fluid descended in two volum-
es upon the premises Of Mr.. Bonsell:-
the one scathing a small locust tree that
stands some Is feet from the chimney
the other striking the gable end Of the
house about Is inches from the chimney.
The latter after striking near the edge
of the roof, descended along row of nails
perpendicularly to the level of the mantle
piece-on which a clock was standing,
and being attracted by the metal, 1t enter
cd throug n the wall, utterly destroying the
clock and strewing the floor with the frag-
ments. Had the family been at home
they would doubtless have been killed, or
at least seriously injured. 49,.
Mr.. Bonsell was a lawyer by profession
and native of Pennsylvania. AT an early
age he removed to South Carolina, and
was associated with the Hon. WIN c.
Preston in the practice of law, at CoIum-
bia, from which place he subsequently re-
moved to Raymond.
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LIN e N S..

Irish Linens. of every quality, Bird Eye DiaPsfi
Brown Linen Damask Tablipg Diaper,
Bleached Damask Tabling Diaper,
Bordered Towels, Brown Holland, Russia Diaper
Superior Lawn Lawns, Pink and blue Linen Checks,
Damask Table Cloths Brown Table Cloths;
Coored Fancy Table Ctvers.
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ON HAND, OF OUR OWN MAKR:
1000 pair Of Negro Shoes.

Also-a complete assortment Of
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool Hats,
Seal Caps, Ladies Straw and Florence Bonnets Of
every quality, Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets. Per
fumery, Umbrellas, Crockery, Hardware. Saddlery,
Bagging, Rope, Twine, tour German Steel Iron.
ware. Groceries, &c. &c.
JONES & HUGHsoN.
sept.s5. /. -
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

"HE subscribers have just received
their FALL and WINTER supply
Of GOODS, which they design selling
even lo1Der than their usual rates. They
consist, in part Of the following. viz:
FANCY GOODS.
Superior blk. Gro. de Rhine,
Swiss single and double width,
" blue.blk" Antique,
colored figured Pou do Sole,
i" plain
black and colored satin,
figured satin vestings,
plain blk" !"
i" black French Bornbazln,
Silk Velvet.
Black and white English silk Hose.
+" " Gloves,
French and Italian Grape,
1talian sewing Silk on spools,
Super striped Chay,
Single and double width Mouslin de LANES,
Super Taglionennes article for ladies' dresses
handsome assortment of fancy Shawls and Hdkis
Black and coored silk Cravats.
A complete assortment of Stocks, (new style)
Hemstitch linen cambric Randkerchiefs, various
qualities,
Cambria and thread Edgings and Insertings.
A handsome assortment of Satin, Bonnet, Cap and
Tufeta Ribbons
Ladies' black and colered Kid and Hoskin Gloves.
.' Fillet Reticules.
Fancy do.
s.4 black Flllet Shawls,
6.4 Damask silk do.
IA Bbla:k spun do do.
White and black Merino Shawls,
Black and scarlet Thbet do. embroidered
Large Broche do.
Handsome Taglioni do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
ANY ONE OF 2 VALUABLE FARMS,
FOR SAIE.

AN DESTROYS TO sell any cG say three Farms. all OF
4 which lie In as healthy region any Virginia
"SOLDlER'S RESTS In Orange county, uu the Ra-
pid Ann River, sheu distance below The Rssccon For1,
aud about % miles from fredericksburg: IL contains g2
acres between anil 600 VI whch cleared The wool
ani is well numbered aud situated. THIS Arm the
cent assessment, valued higher, by officer,
than any tract of land In Orange comfy u has LARGE
dwelling house, withS rooms aud usual out buildings
"SIAIE lllIL'-lust opposite Soldiers Rcsi, Cul.
pepper county Is still more valuable II contains about 70u
acres Of Ian between and i0 u( whic lo cleared and
40 Of tie cleared land GTsi low The
wood land j. wci un1ercd, and much Of n would pruiut
fine tobacco. Ithaca small tSo story dwelling house,
on ".
"TIIE HORSE sfoE"-iics in tho bend Of the Robin.
River Cupcpcr county, the Mills Of Mr. vii.
ill., and within about miles OF Orange Count House: 10
contains 80 acres 400 Of which clcarcd-onc half
least % the cleared and enc low grounds and the h
land scarcely lees valuable THIS farm aud Mr WIN v
Glassers have understood were, under the old
mcut valued AZ the price, aud higher than any other
land IN the county ~ tupeper which then cbrac cd Rap
pEhsnnock This farm has a small dwelling house. sc.
The said three uaets Of land IN good II n.
proyemcUt aud clover and plaster act finely upon them
They IN condition o. bring abundant crops oi
coru wheat, tobacco, aud we'll ADAPTED ~ glass;
such selection OF valuable laads ~ rarely oicTcdO those
who may seek apinycstmcut w real estate.
More particular Information aay be- had, by reference
60 Jeremiah Morton Esq., who will hc in Richmond until
tho 2Oth Of Apt anil acr that period his farm adoin
ing "Tho Horse Shoc,-or by letter addressed o. uc.
GEORGE MORTON.
Rseeocn FordP. o.. Culpcpcr coupy,ya.
Frffn eli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

DIV virtue ola iced oftrusI executed TO the
II on the 1h day Of March, 1888, by Isham Puck. TO
secure The payment Of certain debt therein mentioned,
due 10 Col Charles r. Goods and duly recorded IN ina
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield and Henrco Comfy Counts
We Will expose TO sale al public auction the hshest
bliueI, lot cash. on tie premises, the 9th
al that certain tract piece JaIcel Of Land Ming and
being IN the county Of ChesseTfed called Rroad Rock
lying about three miles from the city Of Richmond con-
tanning go acres 'noie or less. Also, other piece
parcel oil Land adjoining the containing
the same more less There upon the said land an
the necessary buildings for comfortable faulty resi,
dence. '' ''
Aud on the 2si Of May, ISL in front Tavern
"a Tue my oi Richmond, Will also sell for cash Ia tho
highest bidder twelve likely slaves together with the in
crease OF the females thereof since the 9TH day March,
Is5 being aIthe slaves conveyed by said trust deed
sehng as trustees, we will only sueh Iilc
vesedln ns by the decd Aforesaid which believed TO 10
indIspna' c.
The sale Of the real estate will take place on the preI j.
SEES at o'clock A. and the slaves Bell Tayel n
al III O'Clock, A NJ SAMUEL. TAYLOR,
ap ii-d3tawtds J;r,s,s,
ny- The sale OF the Bread Rock Land s POstponedtu
the "a inst aud the slaves Till the 2rh when thew
will take place as mentioned 10 the above notice
- =. TAYLOR,
hl 81 l.. NUNNALLY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

IANlNG resolved o. move tO the South west. SHALL on
the 18th daN Of SEPTEMBER next the premises,
offer for sale the hghest bidder al public auction the
following valuable Real E>iaics.-
ASPiN Hill. cuntoning between % and 400 acres T.
lIud about one thousand acres Of which Matapuui low
grounds not ono acre u which Is subject overflow
with mixed force Of men, women and boys, 6fccn in
nuhrr have made Ou this estate IN yraI, lfC hbls
Of Corn. There remaining hiz farm Ia acres al
least, uf superior Pond land be cleared which when
cleared aud well Jitchch will throw the farm ino ht ee
shfs, which will each yield l2p hbs Of annually
There abundance Of Mari this estate very aces
siblc, 10y whchU my be made rich u has also good
portion Of still land, well adaptCdtu the wheat crop: and
luiicinus planter n DO raise heavy crops of ohac.
The Richmond. Frederic ksLura A Potomac Railroad
only mile from t have now 100 acfcs Of rich Pond
land n cultivation, cycry ofwhch would bring heavy
Onthc aamc day shall oder for sale the wiling Green
Tact ~ LAM. formerly the residence % Col. lohu
Uuumcs. ruuttnnE nearly seven hundred This is
dee ahlr Forrest ru. adjoining the Court House OF The
land asany iu Eastern Virginia The improvements con.
sis' ~ large brick dwelling house, and every uhnueF
on this rrm cd-' may Dc mtdetn produce from 1Oto 10
bills Of corn Thcuoupaton OF thc s1i stiH ret land
well adapted o. clover and plaster and u thc wheat crop
The ncaion ~ tins arm, u very healthy country,
the Railroad render desirable sruhion ~ any gentle.
from lower country, for bio family du.
Unc TIC sumW"t by cmroyiua some sNor cah hands
upon o. the products would Weld handsome per cent
tho investment. The gattcn waks fruit AMI orna.
mcu1lrces render tNs pscc attractive in the spfnr and
summer seasons. he also fine situation for 4 male on
before the ay " ic with any persons disposed 10 prr
ghsse and viii take pleasure u showing them % such As
desire 20 see ibep.
nowhnr Green, April g7th, ISL
P.S.-Shout this properly not be sod by The - ~
september, twill be put up 70 the hghes bfidcr No Of
,er @ lrca5 rvey IN, lhh property aAer the i - sop
tcmher viii bc auendcdio. N.ES
apN-ci
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
A RUNAWAY yAII.

WAS committee the IAil of this County, on the 2I
w day of March last, Negro Man, who calls aim
Washington; he is about feet OF inches high Of a
copper colour about % years Of and says he
ders himself free lie possesses good countenance and
readily when spoken his dress consisted OF
dark Coat light brown cassnet Plnaloons old black fur
Hat, and coarse shoes. The is requested
forward prove properly pay charges take him away
or he will lie dealt with as the law directs.
HENRY HILLE,
ap i6-c6w Tailor of Pendleton County, Va
TIRE subscriber wishes dispose fan his property
Il Virginia. privately. G Il can he done sdvantas.ousy
II not publicly Ia 80 days from this date II sold prblc.
y, the time, terms SC. will be given ia future advertise
mcnt aud any one wishing To privately know
the terms by application To my brother, Beverly He, At
Subjects =. a., POwhaian 40 Va.
LIST NY Plantation James River called DOVER.
This estate is in the county Of Goochland, ami is
well known require description II contains about 1900
acres, 80 of which first rate low grounds Also, The
stock OF Mules Horses, m ming utensils Of every and
the forage and provisions hand There COO bush
cts OF wheat seeded an this Farm this year
~. My Farm in hesteTfield, called ST IEGER, con-
tanning about $40 acres, with the stock OF all kinda
81 About lrJ NEGROES-Men, Women, Boys, and
Girls
4th. My interest in the Gallego Ms-ihe Corn Mil adj
joining the above-Ihc Wafer power attached, and
bet Ot cent Lots lying between the basin the City
Of Richmond, shockoe Warehouse and the Old Lacks o.
the James River Company.
5;h Two Tenemens Church HILL in the CITY Of Rich
mond, which be described application 70 Mr. Thos
Carer Of said Ciiy. JOHN HETII
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