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We would call the attention of our readers
to the following pertinent paragraph from the
New York Correspondent Of the National Ia
telligencer, as confrmative of every thing we
said yesterday:
''The Globe has poor luck, it seems to me, in
noting the movements and plans OF the Wings,
at least poor as far as New York city State
Is concerned. Certainly, we mean to have, il
| we can get it, better currency than we pow
have, a better state of the exchanges, and then
in better hands. The New York peoples plan,
dare say, is to plant the 50, 600, 900 Monster" il
Wall street, which, by the way, has no notion Of
playing second fiddle to Chestnut stleet, Philadel
phia. Nobody is more oPen-mouthed than New
Workers are In blowing efMr. BIDDLE's Monster
| up, for many of them want a monster OF theil
own. The war that Mr.. VAN buren, begar
twelve years ago, through Gen. JACKSON, wa:
only to change the locus in quo. From 1928 t.
1885, it was only fight between Wall anc
Chestnut streets; and does the Globe think the
war is over now!
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RESUMPTION We invite attention to the cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Republican.
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The Richmond Enquirer states that Mr.. Ste
venson has asked to be recalled, and will leave
London, perhaps, about the LIST Of March
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The Secretary of the Treasury announces, tina
the amount of Treasury notes outstanding on thu
list instant, was S4,652,99l.
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Mr.. Bowe's bill in relation to the issue c
one dollar notes by the Banks, has been post
poned until Thursday.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SEIARPENING
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.

EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENINCi
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. sc.
FHNHE subscriber is now manufacturing T.. & q
4 EVANS reverse point, or selfsharpenine PLoUGHs;
each share (of cast ron has two points, and by
ing, upon the principle Of sefshapenng and there
fore economy i'll using These ploughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
tural nplemeats generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
DIES, with Wadron's and Griifn's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES Of Waldron's, Griflin'5, and Amen-
can manufacture; Scythe snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers &c. &c.
have also patterns fol, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
]. 5 EASTMAN
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DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE MELLEN.-The
Portland Argus announces the death of Chief
Justice Mellen, aged rs.
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DIR. +. Mallory has been elected to Congress
to supply the vacancy oeeasioned by the resigna
ton of Mr. Hollsman, in the Norfolk District il
Yiygiais.
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The Cincinnati Republican confirms the state
ment that Mr.. Webster is to be the Secretary O
State.
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ATOTICE--I have in my possession the left hand
~ half ola Ten Dollar note on tho Bank of $. Caro-
lina dated at Charleston No. ia. Henry Cashier.
Also, the left hand half of a Ten Dollar note the
State Bank at lndiannasolis, IllnoIsetteTs A. No,
3l02-payabs to A. Deming.
The above parts ofnotes sent me during my re-
sidence in Washington the letters which brought them
have been lost Holders of the other halves will please
remit them to the Editor o. the Pilot, at Baltimore.
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&c Pratt ST., between Charles 4 Hanover 81
7E7HE BALTIMoRE LTFERARY AND

TaXHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
n RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE-Conducted by ROB-
ERT ]. BREcKISRIDGE and ANDREW b. CROss-Ianu.
airy, le4l. CONTENTS;
l-Speech of Robert J. Breckenridge, delivered In the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on The lpk
day OF October ls40 In reply 10 the "Speech
ofRobert WIckffe, delivered in the Court house
in Lexington, on the 10Th day of August, 1870,
upon The occasion of resigning his seat Sena-
tor from the county OF Fayette." And in defence
of his personal character, his political principles
and ms religious connexions. More particularly
regard TO the questions of the power of the ls-
gislature on the subject of Slavery, of III Impor-
tation of slaves, Of Abolitionism, Of British nfU-
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-Monism, No |.
3.-Margarite RomanR.-The First Dive.
4.-Revolution in the Maryland Hospal.-Progsss
in Public Sentiment
5.--The Gospel Mystery of sancufcation BY Rev
VIM. Marshall-Abridged. VII.
Iy-Nohces, Receipts, Accounts, Answers to Letters,
&c. sc.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN x SON,
81 N, Cav ST.
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4.6SO,S7OSo

1850, $40 80
Ameunt Of the City Stock Debt held by Com
missioners of Finance.
per ct. Stock, $45, 1852 IA
do do do, 57,l5l 90
do do do Court House S,403 l6
SIO5,7 SO
do do do on act fSink'g FuRd, 4,OOl So
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Union BANK or MARYLAND, }

: ]
yHyHE Board Of Directors have this Gay decla,ed
Dividend of THREE PER etNr, iot tic last six
mouths on tie Capital stock Of this Bank payable on
if endSt II. MICKLE, Cashier.
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Inc discussion of this topic by the Northern
press, Is SO tinctured with the commercial and
nnanciai lealousies existing between Philadel-
Pnia aha n. York ,thatvery little light is thrown
upon tne interests to be effected by its settlement
ne conspicuous figure which a small loan from
made to cut in the arraneements for Iesumn.
ton; and the facts elected in the nego-
nation OF that loan show clearly that the Phil.
adslphia Banks are not prepared for this meas.
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HOARSE SALT
u Turks Island,
st. Ubes, SALT
Cadiz and Liverpool G. Alum,
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
SELLMAN & CROOK,
$50 corner of South and Pratt streets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-21
Sale Of raiunbie Jams Rrer Estate ami upcards Of
fnY SLarcs, under deed of trust.

WEDNESDAY, ,he3rd day Of November next If fair fno
" the fair day. of decree Of the Circuit SUPERB
of Rhmond in suit therein depending between VIM krnno
others, plaintiffs; ani Francis b. Deane, j, Executor ii
Tract Of Land commonly called BEAR GARDEN lying in the
county of Buckingham James river near The Town OF New
Canton, containing less with large proper
on supposed about lao Of James river low grounds :"
first rate qualify together with all crops then growing upon hr
said Land The buildings consist of comfortable dwelling
House with rooms good houses and cabins: also Barn
with Wheat Machine thereto attached
Also the follow the Slaves conveyed by The
said Francis b. Deane 10 The UNDERSIGNED stres and Ran
mae,y Lewis Rehad csey james SOMETIMES called Long
Jim. Tniey Harry Isaac, om or Tom Wells Si'rack, ia
~ Nelson Archer Ben Molly Peter Mon-, Mansfield, and
Spencer the females since the date Of The said
deed-nameiy Sarah avina Nancy and William, children o.
Judy Julia (chd Of Amy who died since The date Of said
derd aud George, William and Elzaheth children of Nary
The sale will take place at Bear tardei
7s,as-For the Slaves, ready money
Land, credit. without Interest, during the life Of
Francis Deane IT, ~ TO the sum Of S7o then payable only
III. that tie said Francis b. Deanc j shall die leaving
viii cf John Woodon deeeased~shoud he leave such child Or
children The land and The purchaser thereof 10 he eS"nrrae
The residue of the purchase money credit
''''''' '''' y FRANCIS y: nEaxE, ss,
JNo A. CUNNINGHAM.
Al the same time and place above meniioned and in pusu
lowing conveyed by the said Francis H. Deane IT, 10 The
TRUSTEE for the benefit Of Lewis Rogers, and lo
son Sally Ed George Sam, Russell Biz jim, Smdrack
or shade Tom Old Ton simeon, Mary, Duke, Maia I'D
RoB'T. GWATHMEY, Trustee.
AT time and place. and i'll Of the de-
mentioned viii be sold The following personal
IS, conveyed the undersigned by the SAID Francis b. l,snne
deed dated Isl October $780, in tiust for sundy creditors
namely:
All crops nj or on the Plantation actually severed
mules cattle, sheep and
description, machEes hcng fix
The land TOOLS implements wagons, carts aud gear
Tsrms-rur esctedn. Sa. cash for all purcha
chases 10 that credit al MONTHS secured
NJ co,lr notes. approved -adorrs, bonds with good
security, al the option Of the Trustees.
WM. u. MCFARLAND r,
H. RHODES, '""'s'
aur. ~ :2-tis
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~ and peek during the rest ~ tao year
gfH S" TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Dollars per and Three Dollars for six months,
,vante 10 be pad Office RENTED by mall post
p ~ ,iS dollars annum al the end OF the year. =.
Mann notes, the risk Of the Editor; tss poage 2, al
@ Pad sy he 5s ,s, pTss The accumulation Of
49, n an extensive business, which operates Is SERIOUS 'A
a M will pay Tor papers, annually shall have the
eai h Dissertations shall hereafter he considered as incurred
H. M anrs and for years publication unless specially
md M ime and paid for in advance Tor that shorter
wn Shall be the order of any new and un'
n subscriber. unless paid Tor ~ ., n suad 70
., his payment But, in case OF an order Tor pun
on without payment from new saSs, w. sn " con-
yu The conditions, single hummer may ns sei'' e
iass' ~ scsompaned by, copy Of this resna.an
~ Inc games If all subscribers whose aa' a. 3 IN oper
- The puhsher and who may remain uu w
the end Of years from The time when ,he advanced
uc shall erased from the iist ni subsctihes
payment WAS Resolutions Of Editorial Ccnrea,ioa y Ia
- Resolutions ar. the results Of the collective ws
dem NV ,ssembed al Richmond the nth January ISIS
o. these Resolutions Determined TO apne ne
O ie hrm Several American presses are driven
M English custom of Cash Pos~eats n" eass oi r% , ~"
10 I ~ an abuse of the Credit System than the Editors y
o., The great difficulty consists IN the 'ras. M
~ .s.m To other Notwhs VIC enn,inns .sver,
ah 7. n,sntn we have been induced 10 Commune sew
,s.r On the Book, who are in arrears TO tns
IL ,>, change The name .. ever or from our roi
j. ,n Sssmsmi q" M' our nss
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,s Thu, ne recon- mended 10 the Editors of Newspa
Sont The 10 publish at tue mead OF .l
,pr,, their for adver,ising ana una. .g ve ai
came: and that prices be always such - '" give M
'en'e"s"' " ~ Resolution Of the Editorial Coarent''n
az lines or less insertion, 10 cents 10
x,rh ccntin nance. so cents. ,,,, ~. ,dy,nc,
40 nr satisfactory references, 10 insure c~c" 49, ,,r,m
,hn,- whose aive ,tiSiug amount 10 SVo PEI
M made If ~ per cent. and $50, Of ~ per oeh.
obituaries and Marriages from The e"am, ~ au,hen
ne parys handwriting is unknown nj TINS
,d IL ha eadursatnn &c the Postmaster III Tue % 49,
!, h.y wi in no he published Every measure, hsrero
% ken IN prevent mpoions aud auizzes, has po'ea
,nayailnr-,ve must, therefore insist III snsn as
ne being certified by the name "i Inc
,,t.,, on The hack of ths ettsr.j
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CaU S,ock of Books, &C., at tOD prices.

Fail Sock Of Books, 4'e., al 10" P, r00s....
W RANDOLPH CO, BooS.rL.Ins PIP rf.assS in add
on Their former heavy stock receiving by every
choice selections Goods for Fall ales winch made ,,u ,e
their custom r. aud Tho public generally Having maa
ger norton Of their purchase for cash, enables lrn " " "
cash customers al lower prices than is usual IN our @ h
Bookbndnr in every variety executed on moderate @i' y
Piano Fortc Made by s,oa Worcester ana n, nro
Yorka suupls SIways on hand. These instruments NJ i
nomnced by Judges good They appreciated @ od
know n; and os proof Of it, Mr. Nash OF PETERSBURG '.i,
80 ~ vircn time than the other dealers IN virginia.
= w. 36-lot
Sent. 10
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For He,o Orleans Charleston and Harana-To tearc on
5th October merit.

I,iE we'll known substantial stan SLIP ALABAMA H. WIN
de- commander built 1888 for the Baltimore Norfolk and
Charleston line Of the best materials without regard to
n having inst been thoroughly ovehaued fitted for her in
tended packet roue between Havana and " Orleans with sup
nor and ample for 100 cabin and also for eerge
penrers-wi leave for the above 5 October next
Passengers intending land Havana will provide themselves
with na,snos from the Spanish Consul this city For freight
o. passage apply Capt Winde on board at o. Donneps
wharf o W. V. hahhtSoN.
Sept.
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..r,,. cnncrny ANn GRNNARY STORE.

- n.hasch ,l,e remnant of VIM H. baGwc!ls, agent
Ii sock IL trade and having the House on shoek"s
Ill., recently occupied by said VIM H. and wen selected
n, If F,m" Groceries Grain and very many articles
all Of which viii cheap 70" ea e,,,n~ ar o az"
conducting The same ard am not aequan'ei WIN ie
, ~ ,,clcs N The business. do hereby aul"Le ana aP-
, IN; H., s,,d YIN H. Bae.cll, my Clerk, with nii power
make ali aud 1ss !" 90 M eT'
mess 1e rrmcr customer. the House, ana phc Eeea
are solicited 10 nyor with their patronage, anu se
that every effort siaii DC uSeu =" - JOHN ID. BOWS.
3S-itt
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NOTICE

NOTIIF
- corsro1rrNcE of the death of Mr.. VIM Lee, whose
a.n, Was I have sold my entire stock OF Gro
az rain and all other articles appcanins thereto, with
i ,.nr business as soon possible Those having
claims agent will please present. tn, ana
o A. ,, ne marketable Also, tender my best thanks 10 my
and for their Kind m os sou on me-
If NV stock in trade and has taken The house IN we
transacted business for the purpose Of carving on 'e Io
in CONDUCTING the amc-thereue respectfully solicit them 10
continue their patronage TO the es,ahsne, s,
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
,rr ninaI MN Up I, fL.N- T. Nes.iOn lslI-,I2.

UNIVERSITY Of TENNs Nv .t-NI.t.
urDjrsL DEPaR 7.NE.N-r-S,ssioals il-'ls.
THE Lectures will on Monday, the ist OF sosen
her and he continued under the following arrangement
the middle al March ensuing: -,., :, n
Pr cce and Theory Of Medicine by Nathaniel Chapman" VI -
Chemistry, hy Robert Hare. NJ u.
Surgery bv Wm. Gibson, W. u
Anatomy by Vim. f. Horncr NJ ID;
in.,;,",.s IL Medicine by Samuel Jackson, 81 d.
wa,,,s ;,sac, and Pharmacy George y. Wood. NJ d.
.bers and me Diseases Of Women and Children, BY Hugh
L. Hodge. VI. ID. -. w. Che, e n and
on surgery. rs prs. Gibson and Horne WI WIN
!, a,veed =, rho rhilaarlpa Hospital tB!ockley students
" , ,J-d n ,he Clinical Instruction al the Pennsylvania
Hospital, in the city. x., ,,.:., r.,,,
" :" oc3 Csesaut street, Philadelphia.
A; 20. 1871. S4-'-'''
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Iaiuable Slares and other Prouerl,. = sac.

IHfuHotc olareS ana 0ther Proptrln. ~, 80 Co.
IL virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed w i J.; ~
- certain purposes ther,n n"n'."'ru, anu y" 'tN''' w
Clerks Office Cnur. Of Gnprblahd we shall, on
FRIDAY tie 18Th day the plantation called
Dover county of Goochland belonging IT, The sad John
Heh offer for sale highest bidder, for cash. between hii
SLAVES and the time and place, aud
Horses, Mules Farming Utensils, and
stock Of every description the said plantation
JAMES VI. WfCkllAM, .r,...
JOHN a. MEREDITH | 1'As'
Sent 35-f
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,

DRAWING of I.eesburg Lottery, No 90, Sept 9th:
J. 10 Al Is Is 81 33 - 10 81 4 ~ 81
Ticket Nos 80 65 large prize, sold and cashed ny
81 900 sold.
Drawing Of Iecsburg Lottery, Glass EE, Sept. o'h'
&c 81 % co II 81 G. IS 10 20 IL %. ,.,
Ticket Nos 81 60 G small prize Of 81 oOU sold sn
by
One
Drawing of Uclslurc Lottery Class rs, srpt. o'h'
81 e. 81 - G5 - IS 20 4 IS t,' -, 4,
Half Ticket Nos. IS c. another prize sold ana oas
nan ' STRATTON, lith sfre aa .
,.a, Ia, Sen, n,ize If s3n ono. lO,ODo 5000, 80 o.
/ 500 &c 7s nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIo
sr,endd Lottery fer Saturday, 18th September ooS
eos 200 each Of 10000 900, 6,O00 5l53 Of aooo "
50 Of 900, &C. - nos, II drawn "ho'e 37--3t
Sept. IA
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,1op "a. The Estate ON river, which now reside
L This Estate NAV be truly called valuable and : IN ish S
nroranant II consists of 10" 1rouhuS anu
rres Of High Land has Brck House OF The largest sAe
n M ,ar, and every building essential 70 ' "
,,,,,,,,,on Of A family and necessary to croppin. -
il useless 10 cxpatiate upon the value OF snch ah rsa' -
me disposed L. viii he inclined 10 look anu eNan'ne
,nd i nv,cd 40 10 The Of sale Viii be com
,d 10 hasc disposed t. bay, by th- owner VINO : gene
,,g hone and always ready either ny himself y, ns
H.. l., bnw hr premises who wishes 70 SEE 'eih
1 cs,,i. knnwn hv Of the Berry l Estate u"
previously privately, wall be offered ior SAFE !" w. ~ ~
Fst pP' EDWARD {. CARRlNGTON
IBID
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SEPTEMBER Is.
$500 Packages Of Staple and Fancy Fall and Winter
DRY GOOD

hcrefes
f mbw Mn
rest
September TO- 1871 F'&h : JAMES CO., 03 So szs %Sss
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LARGE and raluaJie Farm and NIL in Caroline TOR safe
DCRsC Ant 10 Decree of the County Court, loF Tue cou
- n Caroline in the case of Redd and ais Terrell
aud a- undersigned Commissioner appointed ny ,,
Caar sell, premises =: pubic auction, " ,'e
,s,hr bidder on Wednesday wentysecond Of September
fa the mex, fair day thereafter, ta large ana @
tract or parcel Land which attached i ahu
MILL known by the name oil Jecno slu.ls
North river about five miles above the
De, On the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac hsiroau
aud Thin mile or two of Louisa Railroad The Farm ~
contain 1000 to 800 acres, wen waerea anu
Mill Of large Manufacturing ana ufsl
Mil Ia which attached Saw Mill The Improve
n,s on the land are cnmmodous and convenient Dwelling
House Granay Barn. Stables and other out
situated in pleasant and agreeable negborhooh anu pos
VERY superior advantages The terms VIII he principally
ora credit made known the day OF sale 80 insch
l. w -nired will the expenses 9. tue
M NJ Elliott w urrss, residing on the PREMISES ~i take
pleasure IN showing any wishing to purchase.
TH "a; Z. sS Y; sSoT'r, Commissioners
,- 2o-tds
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, RicnMoSp, NA-ihr ntM nin n
WI Term Lectures this institution VIII commence on '.
first Monday in November and continue until te last wee" "
February. !. u,,.i,a
nr John Cullen on Theory and Practice Of Mcdioihe.
Dr. a. l.. Warner on Surgery. , :, .r,o..o.,,,;.s
pr l.. W. Chambcrlayne Aiatera Mrni'a , ,w i
Dr. Il. l.. Bo:annon on Obstetrics ana Diseases oi ' ~
Children ,,,,r
Dr. Thos. Johnson Anatomy and Physiology.
ijr Socrates aIalpn IN Chemistry. -. a.. c.u.,.
Clinical Lectures viii delivered regularly ~ TIC oir.e
IrGuaryl ~ me Professors Medicine an' surgery ana ~ tic
ami ,rmory nv the Professor 81 Mntcf!i Me5ica-
hc Professor ii Anatomy charge o mo Guy i
viii deliver Clinical Lectures in that Institution ne 9'isn.
Iii ~ 80 ,ie nr,yle.. Of aendin. al ;hr Clinical Lectures
without charge The advantages Tor clinical anu
practical anatomy surpassed by any mcii' se ~ ohi
country. AUG L. NaRSEh, =" ~ Ds1"9 - 49,
Aug. 10
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ANY one OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOX SALE.
AN DESTROYS of my three Farms, all on whcn
Il lie IN az healthy region a any IN virginia. :, .
Sarr,s Rest county, on the Kapin ann river
short distance below Ford and about 80 miles rom
II contains between 5and ooo OF
cleared woodland is well timbered and situated ns
officer than any Of land in Orange county u has "ee
dwelling house with and usual ont-buldings.
Sc,s R jus, opposite Soldiers Rest IN Culpepe, county
s,t more II contains about 200 acres oil ann ne
tween and 400 which cleared and 10 Q" the cleared
fra ,c low grounds The Woodlands well tmbered ana c1
Of wond produce tobacco. II has small two story dwell
ing house, &c, on H. -, - 49,, p,;,.o x;-., f,,
n-a, onn, near the Mills Of Mr. r. T. Willis, and within ahnni
mis ~ Orange Court contains sso acresiOo
winch are cleared one half nj least OF the cleared lana Is nus
low rronnds and the hill land scarcely less valuable
TN. Far, and Mr. VIM Z. Glossail's, nave understood
were under The old assessment, valued AZ te aS1e pr n'
ra. ,han any other the county oil Ca7r winch lnei
embraced R,nnahannocs This Farm has small dwelling mouse
The said three Of Land in good state OF improve
men and clover and plaster finely upon them hy are now
condition abundant crops al corn, whea
well adapted To grass such ssieet"n OF n y
lands is rarely offered those who may seek an investment
rea! - L..
More particular be had, by reference 10 Jee
nah Morton ESQ., will be in Richmond unt INC gun
April and period his Farm, adjoining tne tio
shoe Ly letter. addressed Racoon Ford
county, Va. GEohuh hion No. ,c
March ID, l84l. Wf-h
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IBEMARLR LAND FOR SALE.-The two Thousand acres
4 IL nv Benhem Land heretofore advertised Is s l"r se
T,ms &C. vii, be made known by J. W. Saunders Esq cnar
lo:leSv,le, or by ''"@' o,f
Frederick sbirg May IA, lSi ="
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ry,lE subscriber wishes 10 dispose OF all h's Property m
NJ, ndya,rly if i, can be advan;ageosy not, pub
rey days from This date If sold publicly the tne terms
be given in future advertisement, and any one wsin.
privately know the terms by application 70 ny no
ihr Beverly tIeth Subjects 2. o., Powlatan To- NJ
III, Nv Plantation James river, called DOVER RS estate
m the Goochand, and Is too We'll known 70 REQUIRE
description about 500 acres 800 81 "ch 'e
,, OF every sort the Forage and Provisions on haAu-
Tf. wheat seeded on this Farm th year
~ SIS Farm in Chesterfield called ST LEDGER, containing
sboit 500 acres with stock of Ill kinds
AL abot 100 SEGRoES-Men, Women, Boys and Girls
in Mv interest the Caeso Mis-the Corn ali h',on,h:
IN; ah,ve-,e Water Power attached and number 2, aaJaen
LOIS living between the Basin the city of Richmond SoeAos
Warehnus. and the Old Locks Of the James RIVER
h Two Tenemrns on Church Ill., in the city oil Rich"n"
"''' ''' - ~ ~ JOHN ilET
2-f
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lCI ARlSoS 4 Coz lat The store formerly occupied by in
II lnen Taylor X Co.. lave IN store aud receiving
selected stock ni Fall DR., t;oos which
reasonable Terms Purchasers requested
somtni, which will be complete III few days.
sept. 3 SIS.
FALL hRl GuODS
IllE under iairi have part Of their stock of FALL
AND WINTER Dry GoOl: and are IN daily receipt al
Tie remaindrf the whole comprising unusually large and
maniins aaScmcn IL which the, invite the attention Of pir
cia-trS ctIrraly
iy the lhi! instant er supplies wi h. fully complete,
which liac they shall b. their friends.
GlSfORDS, EicON BASKERVILLE.
Richmond, Sept. 81, I'LL. 3i-st
RAIL IMPORTATION OF CHiSh, GuEENSWAEE, &c
August -i!.-:y tic Hathaway disrifr;as, HIn ~
receipt "i my .nal supply 81 Fall Goods Amongst irn VIII be
iihd variety an style Of patterns and shapes, entirely new,
ana altogether nneaualcd before IN this market.
hso Terrn purchased from the various
hhnicturc N This large stock iici and
cut pressed aud plain Glass Of every
c. German Silver and Britannia Ga-ior-Soncwarc
All which errhy The pacAage, rcpachri 10 order n The
most favorable terms. WIN. +. BUTLER,
doors abcrr The Bri! Iarrrn.
Aug. II 2a-llO