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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-29
HARNAIs EFT vOITUREs.

ses. LE soussignssa l'honneur
cAA d'informer ses amis ct 10
~HJT--TT public en- general quill a,
~~sAssal-Ras change sa beutique, il de-
meure rue Lafayette, vis-a-yis Ia Banque de
la Louisiana, il executera tout ce qui con-
cerne Ia sellerie, ct en- central tout ce qui a.
rapport a retat du Seller, il espere merter Ia
confiance du public, il quarantine son Outrage !;
les personnes qui a%uraient des PREPARATIONS a
faire d ieurs voltures sont invitte s d venir le
visiter, il a IN tres bel assortment de Sellerie
de toutes les qualities.
S.adresser pour leg renseignemens an capt.
D. Seales, Joseph Menard,J. Z. L.ayets
s aout-26 A. M. REEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-29
90 avrll 1s4I.
AVIS

LIE soussigne agissant CONNIE curateur de
F. Yates, personne interdite, ct CONNIE tuteur
de sses enfans minenrs, dome avis a ceux qui
pourraient deyoir all dit F. Yates ct aux dts
mineurs, CONNIE hsritiers de feue Sara Man.
nan ct E. D. Yates, decides, soft en- biilets GU
autrement, de ne payer a qui que ce soft,
ayant des billets, engagements gu obligations
q~,uelconaues pour Ia propriete du dit Yates ct
Mannan, parcequ'il est seul a~atorist, CONNIE
representant du dit interdit ct les mineurs, a
recevoir ct a donner quittance defnitive de
leurs reciamations.
M. MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-29

La chambre des representans de la
Pennsylvania a CONNIE Ie senat, annuls
par la maiorite constitutionnelIe, le veto
don't lie gouserneur Porter await frappe lie
bill pour venIr an secours des banaues.
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= prrar u.-Enoaues uknnornhlles.

cnAPrrRE v.-Epoques m6morables.
"A 80 ans, 'ai renonce d Ia da Sc, a 40
ans d plaire au beau sexe, d so ans aPopi-
MON publiqlie, d 6s ans a pe,pser, ct je suis
devenu I'm yrai sage, OH egoiste, &C qai est
synonyme.
cHAprTRE vr.-Poy1raa an moral.
Je fus entete CONNIE une mule, capri
cieux CONNIE une coquette, gal CONNIE un
ersant, paresseux CONNIE une marmotte,
actif comme Bonaparte, ct lie tout d vo-
lonte.
cnArtrRE vuI.--Ce que .ie ffus ct &c que
j~'aarais pu ERE.
J'ai etc tres sensible a l'amitie, i la on.
fance, ct 81 je fusse ne pendant Page dor,
~Iaurais etc peut-etre I'm bon honme tout
a-fait.
cHrrrrer Ix.--Principes respectables.
Je mai iamais etc impIique dams aucun
marriage, nj aucun commerage. Je mai
iamais recommande nj cuislnier, nj mede-
Gin !; par consequent, 10 mai attente la vie
d personne.
cHApITRE x.--lMes goAts.
J al Anne les petites societies, ine pro-
menade dams hes bois. Jayais une vene-
ration in~volontaire pour lie soleil, ct son
coucaer m'attristalt solvent. En- ~eouleur
c'etait le bleu, en- smanger lie bnuf au raj
fort, en- poisson Peau fraiche, en- spectacle
Ia comedie ct la farce, en- homme ct en-
femmes les physionimies ouyertes ct ex-
pressiyes. Les bossus des deux sexes u
yaient pour moi I'm charme que je mai
jamais pu detinir.
cHArrrRE x1.-Mes auersions.
J'avais de Enlargement pour les sots ct
pour les faquins, pour les femmes intri-
gantes qnl ;ouent Ia vertu, I'm degodt pour
fa!fectation, de la pitie pour les hommes
teiots ct les fammes iardGcs, de l'aversion
pour les rats, les liqleurs, la metaphysique
ct la rhubarbe, de Petrol pour la justice ct
les b6tes enragees.
cHAp1rRE xu.-Analysc de ma uie.
J'attends la mort sans Granite CONNIE sans
itnpatience. Ma vie a etc un manyais
maIodrame d grand spectacle, oil TAI joue
les helos, les t,rlns, les peres mobiles, mais
janus les Wallets.
cHApfT.E xiI.--Recompense du ciel.
Mon grand bonheur est d'etre indepen-
dant des trois individus qai rtsgissent l'Eu-
rope. CONNIE e suis ASSET richie, lie dos
tournt aux %aiaires, ct assez Indifferent d
la musique, je mai PR consequent rien d
dema er avec Rothschild, Metternich ct
Rossini. 4
cHA1TRE xIv.-Mon epitaphe.
.. IeI ON A POSE
POUR Sc REPosER,
AyEC .UNE AME gLAsEE
UN CEuR EpUIsE
y EFT uN CORPS USE,
UN VIEUx DAZZLE TREPAssE,
MEsDAMEs EFT MEssIEURs, PAssEZ!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-29

T.. r.. LANDRY Il C..

A PoTHlcAIREs ct D~rouguistes, vendent en-
Agros, Medicines produits chimiques, fran
cas- ct anglals, %parfumerie, t%einture, couleurs,
yernis, wires, etc. -~.}a
Leur rnagasin est situe poar le moment au
No. IL rue Julia, une porte aupres de Fem
coignure de Ia rue de Camp. +
Nh. La plus grande attention sera lap.
portae pour Pexecution de tous les ordres de
Ia campagne. Messrs. Landry & Co. prient
les marchands ct les habitans do venir les
~visiter, j
nellie Orleans. 8 i1in-1
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MEMORIES
DU COMTE ROSTOPCHINE.

DU COMTE ROsToPCHINE.
Ecrits en- dix minutes.
Son mot sur Fourchs, TaAeyraaa Ell PORTER.
Anecdote de la pelisse.
Une dame dit un our au comte Rostop-
chine, quill devrait ecrire ses mzmoires.
LIE lendemain lie comte lui apporta un peti
rouleau: "Qu'avez vous Ii :" lMi demanda
cette dame. Je me suis conforms d vos
ordres, repondit-iI; j'ai redige mes me-
moires, les yoici. La dame ne fut pas peu
surprise de la promptitude de cette redac.
ton, ct lie ~s'attendait nullement a la lee.
ture du moroccan %suivant, don't ia tournure
spirltuelle ct piquante nous parait rappeler
Ia touche dc Voltaire.
Hes Memories, on moi an nature!, fcrits en-
dia minutes.
TABLE DIES CHAPITREs.
[. Ma Nuisance. Ii. Mon education.
III. Mes souffrances. ". Priyations.
Y. Epoques memorable s. VI. Por. rait III
moral. VII. Resolution importante. VII.
&c que je tus Ell ce que j%'aurais pu etre.
TX. Principles resFec.a bles. x Ms goats.
Xf. Mes a%versions. XII. Analyses de ma
vie. XIII. Rtcompense du ciel. XIV.
Mon epitaph,. XIV. Epitre dedicatoire.
cHAPITRE 1.-lla naissance.
En- 1865, lie II mars, je SORTS des tene-
bres pour etre au gra d jour. On me me-
sura, on me baptisa. Je naquis sans sa-
yoir pourquol. ct mes parens remercierent
le ciel ANS sayoir de quot.
cHAPITRE H.-Mon education.
On m'apprit toutes sortes de chooses, ct
toute espece de laDgues. A force d'etre
~impudent ct charlatan, je pas>ai queIque-
fois pour un savant. Ma tate est deyenue
bibliotheque depareillee, don't 'ai gar.
dc la clef.
cHApITRE nI.-Mes sonffrances.
Je fus tourmente par les maftres, par
des t~ailleurs qti me ~faisaient les habits
etroits, par les femmes, par ~l'ambition, par
i'amour propre, par les regrets i~nutlles, par
les souverains e. les souvenirs.
cHAprTRE Iv.-Priratioas.
J'ai etc priye de trois grandes jouis-
sances de l'espece humane, du vol, de la
gourmandise ct de iorgueil.
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Negres n In Geoie ed au Depoa

CONDUIT a la geble de Baton
Rouge, lie Ter Avril 1841, I'm negre
~ qui Sc donne lie nom de Jesse, taille
@N/ de 5 pieds 8 pouces, age d'environ
assf&akn. 25 ans, ayant q~uelques fayoris es
trois doigts coupts de la main gauche. II dit
qq'iI appartient a Joseph Lloyd, demeurant a
environ SO miles de la Nile. ORLEANS, lie
proprietaire est prize de lie reelamer en- Sc con-
formant 4 la loi. s 9
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PACKET DE PORT HUDSON EFT
IA YOU SARAH. ~

ports ci-dessus ct la Nouvelle Orleans, ct quill
remplacera lie New Orzsans, pour l~'avenir, par
tant CONNIE ci-dessus, ct au retour quittant
Bayou Sarah chaque Samedimatin a l0heures.
LIE steamer Persian ne cede a aucun autre
sur lie Mississippi, pour lie comfortable ct Pc
legance. Pour fret. on passage, s'adresser a
bord, en- face du wharf de Ia rue Cont, GU a
BOGERT d HA WTHORN
SO, rue Gravier, Nile. Orleans,
A Baton Rouge, a Mr.. A. BEssY,
30 lanyier 81
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du aTroisieme District-Paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge.
William B. Robertson, tuteur,
Nancy Bernard.


@ VS.. }oUlI.
Nancy Bernard. q
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente a
moi adresse par Honorable Cour du Troi-
sieIne District judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia pa
roisse ct Etat ci-dessus mentionnes, il sera
expose Ell vente publique, a la Maison de
Cour de la vile de Baton Rouge,
SAMEDI,5 JUN proclaim,
aux heures ordinaires des ventes, tous les
droits, titres, inttrets ct prttentions de la de-
fenderesse, dams ct pour une ~certaine negresse
e~sclave NOMINEE JUBA. agte d'environ soix-
ante-trois ans.
Saisie pour satisfaire lie jugement ct les
frais dams lie process ci-dessus.
. Conditions: au compliant
1mai-l2 H. w. FOWLER, sheriff.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisieme District. - Paroisse
dEst-Baton-Rouge.
No 1905
No 1855
En- vertu de deux writs de Fl. ia. numtrotes
CONNIE sci-dessas, a moi adress6s, par Phono-
rable Cour du Troisi6rne District iudiciaire,
dams ct pour la paroisse de Baton Rouge, Etat
w ~ AoAiSidoS' u Sid oAPooS Ga FCItC pun
lique, a la porte de Ia Mason de Cour de la
paroisse de Baton Rouge,
SAMEDI, 5 JUN proclaim,
aux heures ordinances des ventes, tous les
droits, tftres, inttrets ct prttentions des de-
fendeurs dams ct pour Ia propriete ci-apres de-
critic, SAVIOR:
TN certain moroccan de terre situe dams cette
p~aro;sse, a environ 80 miles nord-est de la
vile de Baton Rouge, contenant six cent
.rente-six acres plus gu moins, borne AL sud
par les terres de w. Chambers, a Pest par Ia
riyisrs Ante, au nerd par les terres derniere-
ment a Browning, ct a 4'ouest par les terres
yaeantes, aveca tontes les batisses ct ameliora-
lions qui sly trouvent, abandonne par les de-
fendeurs dams les process ci-dessus numGrotes,
nour satisfaire aux jugemens, inte-ets ct frais
dams lesdits process.
Conditions della vente, au compliant.
H. ". FOWLER,
% avril, 1s41, Is. sherif.
@ -
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a CONDUIT a Ia ge6le de FAto1
Rouge lie 9 maj, 1871, IN nsgre
nomma JILL, taille de 5 pets
NJ fI2 pouees age d'envlron % a7s.
4sssy.r. ie pet;tit doipt de n main drnita q
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Baton Rouge, 0 mai ls4l'
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CONSUMPTION EFT MALADIE DU
t E1Tr Z

New York, Ii Septembre, 1889.
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cHrrrrRE rx.-Principes respectables.
Je mai jamais etc implique dams aucun
marriage, nj aucun commerage. Je mai
iamais recoinmande nj cuisinier, nj mede-
Gin ; par consequent, je mai attente la vie.
Il Dersonne,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,


The sale Of Messrs Valentine a Sree,,.,,s s,o. , H.
O'Clock on MoNDAY the 6 Insi.aI ,a % a niue
T2,i Jay 20 ay iiil he whole is closed sale positive
super Chens ground and fs' Lawns ami Nusiin.
DO sA',H striped and figured MouseIn &c Lanes and
Rich syrian six Muslin Dresses ami Robes
,lI' r, .l,,H STD and hurricane checked 10
hsinm and .ow priced Lawns and Caicoes
super plain AMI fs'd Blk and blue bk Gro de Rhine
Rich Chene siIS ShlwIs Hisfs AMI hSIf HfsSs
PAN hefnsuched ami cmb'd Linen Cambria do
Cambria and Mus 10 EIg.ngs aud Insertin.s
Giup end Thread Laccs. Eigtnzs and Ihsertnss
rue, N,' moves ana Ms Md Thread ani Isle Thread
LADIES' black ami white six Cotton and Nornyan Hose
e Ss ar brown Cotton and Misses ani Boys
s. ana IS lrish Liusus from 25c to 81 prryd cheap
Iao,r 'tnlsk Table Cloths, Towels D1ws lui IIuekl
Brown Table Cloths R,ri Eye and Russia DIAPER
80 T. 90 Gus - Brown ami BIcachsI Linen SI.,r,s
Pam anI f. swiss Muslin, Ja-1ne Ra5s aud NlII 10
s end plain French Linen lnt Holland
f IN and .upcI Bom5azine AMI hg'i uiennes
Bonnet. Can Hat AMI Plain Sam ami TaiTsis Ribt,Ds
P,,r a S i' ,,9 .! 9nTeas 1pi Parasois
SIucr ok and assorted cold Cloths ana Cass.usrrs
, nam anI \, r,.osa e r'"Us aud laacu billings
told and f'rr Beachei and Brrwn Cotton DrII'Iugs
London " gunEs. harscI lee ard Georgia Nauksen
Plain ard ~ Sliiu ant Velvet Nes-irrs
3i,ii 81 AM O. Brown aud Bolchcd Domestic Sheet,
iu-s and =HiffiuEs
Bet T,st,1s, Pla,i Domestic and Apron and Furniture
Ponce, sih'f sli, r,n.anga and Flag Handssrehefs
10 AIS. large lot 0i Cloths ard CaSsJucrcs St,ss
luiCnays Rich SIX ut siuu Sawls and MANN ana
Terms UF sEiE-F5r al. s,m.i,Dlsr sl.,, .,.,.,.
t"'cn sl'N AMI $50 four months. over 500 months
crslt-ior approved resotiaH,, notes "''''''
Mere aais are particularly invited 10 attend the s,r,
where fHty ui have good uiuurfug!'y of sfIy,, &c.
selves with a'ari,'y Of desirable goods
'u u. VI 4 - av-.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
An PEKsnN.Hfh III u y ~ nEAh

~ pursuance oi thc provisions OF deed " Trust exc.
tAcl 70 iHc subscribers, uy Garland Ballard rsr,rI
n ibr ,icrks once Of Orange County they uT,r fr M
INd'N ul TIE Real ami Personal Estate oi lfl VtI.trt
convey et 90 them 10y tie decd aiuresaf The real c4.
lsNrry valuable 1ut consists OF the " prunerfy Er5vr
yt hc name u ihc Iuguy Mills. yir. boz nie .5urr,s of
bfan-' aui Madison ne Rapid Ann RIVER s.5r5f ~,
'.'- aN'N" orange Courthouse, ami cauirr.rs MANN
lA. NItu- NL Com cui Plaster Mills attached frTef0
IfNti'y has n'rH Thoroughly repaired and s now n s..u
.rinr tract ui land Adjacent thereto which wi. be-
si.H suit purchasers containing about g. acres ou
Which s new Brick store House and Is rr..riri Al, I.
Goi country stand Tor store and The Houses AND Ifs a.
NHnG" 'N#' House, amongst which several ss-1
"I- laW'y residences luH valuable Brick store ...r
. HE Tefs-n1. estate consists q Nerrn WrmfU ssy.r
Horse, wagons, Cars, Do head of Cltf.r. ana r..
wards uf l"n beat of iiaaS. &c ''
should Doe ,ruVCriy NOT ur sold prvpfcIy -s sHbs-r
hrfs W. 70 Orange Count House cu the hil t.ty ,f I..
mex. 'lf .eiHE Orange Court i1v. offer uc rr.I ..fs
.HNr1 Orange Count llrlsr. fHs Nrrr1 Woman Cfrfr
u'fs' g. '.I sale o" '1" Ei.st bidder. 40 public arr
I'n arHiHr Nil tr'Urry. laHi aui Siar,I1use ada.
no.. Jay upon iH sumo terms AMI fu 'lr same manner
Iur r.f. estate viii Hc znH ON a crc.Hf of D.. q ana
E'tfr 'r purchasers giving bond auI approved pfr.
s'li ~. Huy 7rt decd of Tu-f uyru no. rrnnery ~
.lfr ir payment nl fH" rrrrl-r n-#ry. Tho rHrHu.
A estate WI. rr sold uuH credit ui months f.H r.r.
'l's'rs giving bond with approved security t7r the
amount ui purchase Persons ursrrus OF rIrrNrs.r-|
IHy OF '"r sliFrnpCrfg, would 80 well 1 cNil.af boz srI
l.' rIr 1LsUi lNc s1I E1arI REQUESTED p attend
iIr SAFE inc Trustees will uuy convey such lille as BE-
vested f1 them hyf'.r Iced rf.rssaF
IaNrS " SAUNDERS, .r-
LEWIS o. WILLIAMS. : trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
A CHOICE EARn Enr sM

~ SUBS iiH'r wii, on "WEDNESDAY, tie -ih dtv ~
- o. .ytI't next expose 90 sac 10 The aichrst lffer
N ~ II"nl r' about he lsur u - o'clcck his FARM
~ ". '"ihy ." Matthew's, " called iesss coni,ininr
~ -, si.Nry' 90 a'r"s 90 and Il t. admitted 10 be
81 lH. very best il-ns IN fhe coun'y in which IL as
oV,n- Vel a'apci 20 o." cultivation IT wheat corn and
80. slhi'y a. ne mouth 81 which
INTO ie Chesapeake BY, and a5ounlng IN +. 10
, i,.S' Nheh nc salt vs,rs Afford. Tie situation Is
'hr-ih' lHTTusauIa. VeTy gUJs consi.tiur
nE'i1g-ups", log. 'hrr Wiih Ell necessary ont
-as considerable portion OF hc land is nov rio AMI
At a'ras iron the and COR fertilE4r. the yyoe N
lAI'' i'-cl'' us lie luc unnecessary, as an IA.
Stslns - Ii' be-" w yi" t before the DIV OF All.
',iLi, AT a'ss, wEu lives upon the premises v
80 p'es-lI' no showing 90 any pCTf-n disposed 10 pur
49, ]. 70 terms xii be ACCOMMODATING and rr,te
-" C ~ u,, .at 81 sac TiIDS. TURNER.
- ne Noli"is Herald will please advertise twice
N'tN uHiI' 90" Hav ut -ain. auI rwari account ., 49, -
NolI u sou G--a-LL- EL---.r--E.--r. \ ~ " ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

NlHSiNIA, 10 nit Al Rules holden In m, CI,,k,s
phlcs 81 the Circuit Superior Cogrt OF Law and Chan
Sf of the County 81 Charlotte, the .y Of NJ lsiI
h1WMd Darlington, eIo'r n John Linn led Mel.
~, ~, ,g sni IahAn " Bnuon, sIo'rs of Adam Tooi
=. Isnant Lpscomb ami others plaintiff. against
robert Iouiln Jatnes Collier and EZaL.tb b- M
anI othcr deicniants.-Ia Cinaesrv - ~
lie defendants, James Collier ami r-Ig,be,b ID. s,.
not saving sn'etc hcir appearance arcordng 10 tI hi
Asesby and the Rules 81 This Court AMI h appsartb,
ssldetory evidence that they are not Inhabitants Of
'"mi'nNsaih u is ordered that the sfend,nt
nal"ar here on the - Nontly In reptenber and en-.
t'tI alpeafance, SUI answer the plaintiffs hill and
H COPY Of ihs order be inserted in sDne nc~spap.T
'H'l IN the Cry q Richmond. or Town OF IyDcI.
nut- ipf two months ssvcIy Nd u,.,,t
l'of OF the Courthouse Of the said eosniy
Copy. Tesie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
q II CIAL

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and 9th the advice aud consent Of the Senate,
CUSTOM-HOUSE OFFICERS.
COLLECTORS
John N. Sherburne, Pot,,mou;h, New uamp.
shire.
Henry Addison, Georgetown, District of Culum.
bia.
James G. Hampton, Brdgeton, New Jersey.
NAVAL OFFICER.
John MeClintock, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
SURVIVORS.
George III. Cockrell, Dumfries, Virginia.
Robert Elmonds, CaTter's Creek, Virginia.
Elkanah French, Bristol, Rhode Island.
Henry Curtis, Madisonvie, Louisiana.
LAND OFFICERS.
REGISTERS.
William Polk, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
WIN. L. Noel, Craw iordsville, Indiana.
RECEIVERS.
Samuel Lewis, F.rt Wayne, Indiana
WIN. q. Armstrong, JeferSonve, Indiana.
jeremiah Grover, Winemac, Indiana.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

~ virtue OF Deed OF trust, executed by ih,
- late john Z. Green, j., tic undersigned "
sell, 10y public auction, to The highest bidder, AZ o.,
.1'c residence Of The sand John g. Green, on FTiily
The Soh day of This month, the following rea, and
personal urop0rty, viz: the House and Lot n which
lhc sid Green resided, az the corner Of AMI l.. ST.
, Slaves, VIZ Atc.rs Thomas, Mreare'. Moses
William, Robin and Henry; Srts. drz Ma.
hnglny CHAIR, Cvpr,s, . Mahogany Tables
Bci. Bcis,sa0 and Furniture, 6 street Wagons
10 Horses AMI Harness; { Buouchc and ~ trrsss
Cows, ~ common Chlirs, 6 Days; 10 other
Horses and Mules, Hrd Harness, and sundry
BlcksmIh's Tools and Implements
TgENs For all sums Of 500 and under, cash .
and Tor all sums above 500, 8 months credit Tor
approved endorsed notes.
H. fAl a. EceRdE3SSsHfisiw. }rmsss'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
rOcNA"oE . =. rAtu,

lllE 1.uF' desirable EuI pleasant residence situated ID
nchhy ant pleasant uTEtu1urhnod, shout 90 nliIss
.f'w 'H' ty ui Richmond ou tIc RIVER road lui stag.
LI'' f' htruffr.s.. UUs doing EUot business Ell. a
lHFrIuaut House ot Entertainment IRE House coma ms
a'ni ruvus. wifhH large puuEroon on TIE basement
r whole Iu perfect repair, tHgcihcr with The out hon e.
r'n~.,Iug ui s1g,s fur % Horses, Cow Houses Barns
Corn House 1rf r.1surs.
As0-8aouf 6o acres oft 1ud 81 cf which s cleared ,no
n hgh state OF cultivation part n herds Grass end ro.
Nrf Win g'oi orchard ~ Young aul ny fruit tees
c'nssuE oi apple, cherry ant pcach-te balance u va.
irN roWthot oak ash ant hickory. u BE- nccJcssfo 30,
'nN ting more atou me place. Us expected that any
enc dtsious OF purchasing will wish to syc The sub.
syIor5 VIII be pleased to show he place any that
ieSW y wIuCBELLo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
WILLIAM BURTON.


Or OK Tor sale, my plantation the Rusnok, River
!. we tuHh'y Cd" MtcEleuDurg, miles S.urh Ea,t of
att Rouse II contains 1893 acres, OF which az, .ur
Nel !5-t are hrs, aud 81 second l-w srogri, TSTs
grounds masns ia a upw ards Of 400 acres OF t Ian Of
'HvI.'Hi quality There ar" between lOu AMI ICU acr c
% '''I Ian | much t t good tobacco Lanf and ali Of
"a I'IHti savy vel huutIvl. The low sr1un!s are
v!"u-! Drained ans tAe plantation Is well pToyiIg,
VIZ ne u.t>ts necessary 20 secure large crops
S"u" OF 90 siait ui equal extent, with 50 ulc eIbaus,
a- ID ICED there scarcely be sai 10 be any a. moi
based the properly u ia only about % arIe
nav oeeH cleared since, which have been cultivated an no
ol'E 60 " ltn tobacco aui wheat IN their pr1,er ro,.
' iHi' plantation may justly be cOns tered among ne
"a Il-t on iAe kycr both In reg nd fertility OF
sH' An' convenience % Market II IL abouf % miles above
"a - 10 which tete = constant AMI sale nayf-afIrr.
a"l 10! ZION aui Randolph Macon COLLEGE furnish gat
sIulu n There are Two large MANUFACTURING Nils ,our
Ees above anu The other the same distance b,f.y Ia
,h lit crops 81 Wheat easily and cheaply carried
~ "AI-I, me plantation u remarkably healthy L. the
70 cars tN nav oWrcdit there have been on IL
u'-' one nom i phus Fever, ami the Other from Peu
anu li' wuriuer 90 the last 1--WE years there nav.
.'' more lhu i've cases nf disease rfglrirg no ar.
persons. '" % anu -
The terms which oiTsr Ills proper'y are. ono fft
s an t taiiucc 900 tour equal annual iusfalu urs-
ISL % desirable Co the purchaser these p.ymeu.s may b.
NtIttd' AMI more extended credit gwen Tbs Groin,
@sHcnis 10 hc secured 10y bonds with good security ant
IAe Land will De sLewn hy Mr. Young who resides on
H. and persons wishing pure base Will rlcasc c,aug.
OF as soon as convenient, auI let me know me price de-,
my "t Nlns u ave, and the payments fhcy -rn,r. az
''ItT "Frcl'ii1 taTmEIIc, Prince T. fwarf VI
NV" HENRY l.. WATKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
THE BUFEALO sPRINCs

uh season Tor Nistun: these Springs will commence
=. aDvu, us SNh "i the present month, dune The
uo'UylhiI Ir"i"rues Of ia" waters well known 20
minute desc riPton. Certificate Of their bcnc-
'' 'u'etslh many diseases, and especially the fs..rr.
incident 20 females aud chiIdren could be ohi,,o r
SDlh ance but Il - deemed unnecessary, the water,
aN' bctn anayz aud their effects tested by . hest
10 toe country, who have published the result
VII utr opinion, from time 70 tule. Those who may
TO peIsons 'ho havs heretofore uscd these va
W. 40 lhpsc whose object may be recreation and
no 1us shall Toe spared hs Afford them ,ycry
faculty 10 attain their wish Every preparation
10 render such places agreeable shall Bc ma ami ever
attention willingly bestowed ICY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

fIHE sf'sruH.rs offer ar a,r rra above vsfTsbf, fr
th" r". |ru." ~ ttr IHfH GusfHyls Muir DO. ..
a f.irI 0n Underwood Greek, in u.rvy.fI. -e,,,g Is
uf..s s.u.r uf west nf Fsfcrsbrrr. ana iE 80, ny 49,
'"nuNnrsr contains upwards I'd EIOU 4rr.s 81 r..f
.'t Rti Hi N1rN s n original woods, emf yg.flit 800
.'s .''.. .l pines anl open luI O. strnsrtl..y
y" ..i .Ii''u'n. Tho soil iz partly OF rel me-
'.W'-'.N adapted 'n uiarE wheat AUD Other sr..r. ID.
Iy .. IT'D" -'h.r lu HfI,r |fU.a sufs.ff H die r,.t
l lo'A.tn lN'tr De- -.Hf Is. Ifug H.r4a go 49,
. '.'IF .II or. rrt"e.Iry UHtMHrsUa 4.flfE4.f Do.
H NNM"'t'n1 'n lH HrHH. ~. ff .s t#H#.fry
".r0 AZ '1y frt.in. Hnf loo .Ir country mo .f1tll
D. Ut'uIHN among f.r handsome Lob yr....., ... ~.
.,.n improved .u Inrrsi amt tasteful. manner win
A,a N..'N "I IIIf fnI ornamental trees. rsnisIrr
que ui " most .rfu.' residences In Ibis section bt fh
country lu .NnHr. BIAS attached feb DO O. torn ami ps,v
erected saw MI-i-H.t Cotton Co., suT uom Ill s 7sl
t.. n. i-tHI. which .. Hri u.s been covered fv ,.
N'uilnr upward ~ JOB years, and saf, bv rIres a. BY
equal .H %. .Ius H N..."If. HuN u,isIf ls 1910
e.NHH' TITO above properly will be divided if ny -.-
rf,fHN WI frnf nr .H'f privately o. IL .,flt,,.J IL ,
.i.aHI neg utI.y.'. .uI aII1us the and 10 a. u .
others ~ y eeftHe 80 10
tni L.tws on any Information ccnccrninF tse prope,ty
e wl-hine io purchase, invited ia can noon q Az
.- W.. lrsd~ni upon The premises. or aftrrs. 3D..
n'''u ~ a. John Muir, PcJcrsburs.of WiiH.., NJ,
"'''''Vi" AuOtFffUS MUIR
Join 4 MUIR.
~. WILLIAM A NUJp
W"ao'NWu eteewors u Gustsvus A Muir dsa