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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-27

The proceedings of Congress, (which we
publish this morning. are unusuallY interest.
! ing The minority in tn Senate, with
| perverseness which we are not at loss TO ac-
count forhavelvoted with Mr. Clay against the
amendment of MIR. Rives to the bank BILL
The object otthis movement is palpable. and
may be written in the word disSention. Me-
vertheless, as we regretted the introduction of
Mr. Rlves amendment, we rejoice it has been
rejected even with the aid of minority. With
only two original and six reluctant friends. on
the Wing. side, the amendment if adopted.
could not have been regarded, in justice, as a
part and parcel OF the wing policy while it is
more than probable that our opponents would
have thrown the responsibility of the act as
much upon Mr.. Clay and his friends, as up-
on Mr.. Rives and his seven Wing colleagues.
Will the President veto the bill, If passed
in its present shape! This question, we dis.
cover has been agitated by The letter writers
from Washington, but we have not the pa
tieuce to entertain the doubt of the rood faith
of the Executive which it directly implies
There will be no veto. There can be none
under the existing state of popular sentiment.
without violence to t he first principle of all
free, representative governments, the aciH of
the people.
1hS PioeCCuihSe VI tne LousS are cheering
in the highest degree. The wings have the
majority without the aid of Mr.. Wise, so, that
unruiy member may take himself to the bust
ness of hunting Republicans assoon as he lists.
In the language Of the Frankfort Common
wealth, it viii be a long time before such Re-
publicans as the genius ofour free constitution
recognizes, put themselves to the trouble to
hunt him, The Wings hare the naaioritu in
The House, beyond all peradventure. They
have passed the Land Bill, and they win pass
the Loan Bill, the Bank Bill, and every other
leading measure pledaing to the people in
the election of General Harrison 10 the Pres
idency.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-27

Petitions from all parts of the Union
are daily pouring 10 on Congress the de-.
mands of the people for the passage of
general bankrupt law. There appears.
to be uncommon unanimity ii the minds
OF our countrymen concerning is neces-
slty, and their voice is heard ia tones that
cannot Be mistaken, asking at the hands
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-27

The following is the language which the
"Vicksburg Sentinel" uses in regard to Rob-
ert Walker, the Democratic Senator from
this State:
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, the citizen of Lou.
isiana' who mlsrepresents this State in the
Senate q the .. States, is the only democrat.
ic traitor N the u. $. Senate who seems dis.
posed 10 sell hissote to the bank rnakers A.
Walker bas lived by bank plumber all his life,
and has no hopes OF ever again receiving the
counienance OF the freemcn Of Mississippi. he
seems determined to sell himself body anG
brooches, 10 the privileged swindlers at Wash.
lngton.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-27
etoMaI.
Correspondence Of the Courier.
WASHINGTON. Inlr |

- AShiN1IoA3 July IL.
The opposition still continue their attacks n
the Senate, on the Fiscal Bank. An amend.
ment was offered by Mr.. Allen preventing the
Board Of Directors, from making dona.
tons and after some debate, agreed
to- Mr.. Woodbury. then moved to STRIFE
out the thirty millions, capital If The
Bank, and supported the motion In an elsho
rate speech. He wished to render the RsnL
a mere fiscal agent Of the Government lie
the Snb-Treasny No capital was necess e,,-v
for this object. The bank would accornnl;sk
all the good thatit was capable of witbor, :
capital. He contended that, with a canitaI !,
could not regulate the currency, nor eonal;ze
exchanges, but on the contrary, would ernbar.
rass both. He gave as another reason for M,
inducing the Government or individuals N
hazard their capital in this Bank, that tbe
question Of repeal would be raised, and be ar.
gued that this, as a public act, could be LEGAL.
~ repealed as well as any other public act. II
was as much subject to repeal as the Sub.
Treasury.
The motion was lost. Mr.. Clay asked
whether the Senators on the other side had
offered all the amendments which they inten-
ded to proposes whereupOn, Mr.. Benton and
Mr.. Wright stated that they would be pre-
pared, on Monday to offer a number d
amendments.
The House was engaged on the twelve
million loan bill. Or. Hunter, late Speaker,
and Mr. Gilmer, of Virginia, spoke very ably
in opposition to the bill and the whole system
of wing measures.
Mr.. Holmes attacked the report of the ST..
cretary, and argued with much force that there
was no cause for the introduction of the bill
before them. He was very severe Upon tie
old Federal party that had, with the exception
of spasmi or two, been dormant since 1900
He argued that the bill would pave the way
for high Tariff, which would result in the
ruin of the Northern cities,as foreigners would
then seek Texas, as a port, where the duties
were low.
The question on the Bank charter will cer-
talnly be taken in the Senate, by the 18th inst
The result in the Senate is still considered
doubtful. Ithas been suggested, however
that the opposition are DESTROYS that Mr.. Tv.
Ter should have an opportunity to veto the bill
and that, TO secure its passage in the Senate.
some of the Loco Senators may absent them.
selves when the question is taken.
Mr.. Archer signifed in debate, Yesterday
that he wouldvote against the present BILL but
wonld reserve the right ofgoing for some new
project of Bank, Of Constitutional char
ter.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-27

~ PFi u 7 LbhdIUtINds y II
preach IN the Episcopal Church, on Sunday
next, 4th day OF Arg lst.
~ The Senior Editor would take this oc-
caslonto say that he has been accused of be-
ing the author of ]. p.
lie disclaims,the authorship both for him.
self and for Mr.. b. his associate Editor, who
knew nothing ofthe peice til 1t appeared in
publication, and pronounces the author of this
report more deeply interested in the matter
than he may think proper to mention. He
states that he is not the author Of j. p. but
holds himself personally responsible TO any
gentleman who may conceive himself person.
ally agrieved.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-27
enc @0AtMerm arono.

J. NJ. GRAvBTLL & r II. BROWNS.
EDITORS.
MISS. :::::::II7TV % 1871
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-27

However, there seems TO be such diversity
Of opinion even among the politicians at
Washington, as to the course which the Pres
ldent will pursue on this measure, that we can
do but little more than hazard conjecture on
this subject whilst We are anxiously waiting
the result. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
By INLOEs s RRoraER r
! & ID, Auets
LARGE SALE OF

ELEGANT FRENCH ENGLISH ASD c.SroS cut
n Nj 5pLENDIp CUT GLASSWARE. &c. &C.
we viii sell At the store recently occ upsd by Mr. T ~
Iceland large invoice (drcet from New York; Of Rich
Iut oassware elegant French English and nton China
Liverpool Ware, &c embracing a cnoIc. yaTs,y T,ssCi
househoi articles worthy the attention Of
SPLENDID TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS of various
patterns, as Rich English Gold BInd China Rich LnJon
Flower pattern; DO Paris shape Waite Mn Cola n,n
White China Glazed do DO bourbon sp1g nateIn n: DO
EncIsh stone Granite 80. &c.
DINNER SETS. Of different styles as snlendid Iopop
Iron stone ct pattern DO Blue Patterns Do Rich
R 1hssnHe; Inlnsse Plant Paitern' Do Heavy Granite
TOILETTE SETS, choice patterns, a. Heavy Granite
pSo psprisi Passion Flower do; Apple blossom do;
'nness Plant Do Fancy Feather dr Victoria ripe DO
DISHES assorted sizes and patterns as Blus Inia Co
Sered Mest Dishes; Bourbon rpng Pattern DO Blue and
noWh vase pattern 10; Blue Verona do; ForentIne do;
Marnors Bo'oEna, Brown hcropos do; Wilton Blue do;
ahey feaihsr do Blue and other eoors Willow Dishes
rIIChtks, Of all kinds, coors and patterns with and
MISCELLANEOUS
Tureens add soup Ladies; Dinner and Cake Plates. Font
sas piSkIes; Bowls aud Mugs Vegetable Dishes; SUI
s'fS ana Creams Coffee and, and T:a pots
GLASSWARE. &c
SPLENDID Cut Deesnfers; Melbourne Arch pai,ern Flint.
nu ao spiral DO London pattern do; Heavy Cut do
TumbleIS Goblets, Wines, Jelies Champaigns &C.
an unusually large every variety and
Slie; at aud Plain Ground Bottles, &c Also, great
MISCELLANEOUS GLASS AND FANCY WARE.
sueh as seiis OF Casters; Glass Vases; Lamp shades;
Ornaments and Cigar stands as IMAGES OF Fen Tr.e:
Stm Weller Turks Dogs Fancy Pieccs-ks GIL, China
Tastes; Trees; Animals, &c Etrusean Vases; Passage
oohamber and Nurse Lamps InkSaDds, Wafer and sand
boHes HeaSN Cut salts Crucis, Together with hume
bition. ' " ~
tES5 Sale positive and without reserve Terms. cash
uJ- should the above sale not be finished On The frs
day, viii be contnued the day following as sc have
positive orders To close the same forthwith IL n
a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
cnoIcE FARM FOW SALE.

FVNllE subscriber VIII. "WEDNESDAY, tue sth day at
September expose to sale TO the highest bidder
tho premises about the hour of 70 O'Clock, his FARM
the Of Matthew'S Va called Hessc, containing,
by survey 900 acres OF land II IN admitted To be
ooe OF the beet farms In the county In which lies,
being well adapted the cultivation OF wheat, and
enptss the Chesapeake Hay, and Astounding In all the
luturancs which the salt waters afford. The suaton Is
beautiful onetAs m'nts good, consisting
81 brick dwelling house, together with all necessary out.
houses considerable portion OF the land is rch and
there materials the land for zng the whole of
wishing pufchasr will view Il before the day Of sale
My tcnint, Mr. yaes. who lves upon tho premises, will
take pleasure In showing to person disposed To par
chase. The terms Will be accommodating, and made
known the day OF sale. TIlOS TURNER.
KING George &. Iune 27-2awtds
To The Norfolk Herald will please advertise twice
until the day OF sale aud Lrward the IA
vour OF Scott Galahcr, Fredericksburg, Va
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.
lY virtue Of deed Of executed the subscribe
ID the LIT day OF February, 1879 by James rgason.
10 the Of certain debts therein
Court Of Hanover, will offer for sale publicly. the
highest bidder, for cash. the premises the lst day
Of July 1871 the tract Of Land which the said Hygason
resides lying In the upper end Of the County Of Hanover
others aud containing 80 res, be the
At the same ino and place, ami upon the terms,
ami by virtue OF the said deed shall sell publicly
the highest bidder the slaves conveyed 10y the said deed
TO wit Negro man Frank, | Negro man JOHN Negro
man George, named Edmund and Winston, Nero wo.
man Betty and Boys Peter ami Page, and Woman
Lucy and three children. Foniane, Nancy and Davy
rehcr with the increase Of the females the date
the said decd.
Acting as Trustees We shall convey only sue title as is
vested In us by the deed Aforesaid.
GEORGE FLEMING,
ic 2g-ctds PATRICK N PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
TRUST SALE OF
VALUABLE coal LAND AND PERSON


PURSUANT 10 the provisions ofa Deed Of Trusi bear.
ing date the 18Th day of June the wear ls}l and
Of record ia the Clerks Once Of GnOchani COUNTY ami
executed by BENJAMIN w. Green and Robert Slurdsrs.
to Trustees, orthe benefit " Edward Anderson We
shall proceed on WEDNESDAY the 2lst DAY of july
next, u fair II not the fair day thereafter To sell
AZ public auction, 10 the highest oder on the prc,asc
one undivided mOety Of all that piece purcell OF
tract Of Land situate, Niug and being The county OF
GuOchland generally called and known by the name Of
Graham's Coal Pits" containing. by sstim iiion. nine
hundred and cEhty.wO and fourth AIs,, one
undivided mnicty Of all the personal property every
Kind on the said land, ami used IN working coal mines
on SAID ans, on IN" said 18Th day June. In the wear
lNfS. Terms OF sac-Ot the proceeds OF sale A sum
equal To the expenses OF executing will be rcuT
ed CASH AMI also the OF three thousand three nun
Ted and trythrce dollars hir y.ihrec and one third
cents, with legal interest thereon, ard from NAV Isl 1911
until the dsy Of SALE and the further Of five thousand
dollars with legal Interest thereon from the 18Th dsy OF
June $50 until the dy Of sale for the rcsfuc Of the
the sum OF 81 90 3i until the 1T dsy Of MAY Isl on
the sum Of s. ~, unthc }ib day June ~ with LEGAL
interest on the said SIsu from June l3h ISll-on fr
further sum II $3.50 g.. until the 1T day Nav ISL
AMI for the residue Oi such Of sale sue Terms
as the said B"ullmiu w Green and Robert NJ Saun,s r.
my drect on TIE ny Of sale aut upon their or
refusing 10 give such direction then credit until ia.
lsi LAY NJ My. lS3. For securing the credit ayincuts
bonds with such security the uudcrs ucd shall arrr1y.
vii ue required with adSciof Trust the ururrrty
selling a. Trustees We thal warrant thc title bui
entertain 10 Doubt that tits unqucstonabc. sale 10 com
mcucc atl2, VI.
JESSE SNEtD
George ". suUTnALI.; Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
aRAMrIAn Mills Roa sAID

TUE Subscribers ofsr flr sao the above valuable arm,
the residence OF the late Gasfasus MUIR dec 4.
situated on Baisrwood Creek; In Dia~idde county, Is
miles souh OF west Of PetersbuTg, and 10 we Of the
courthouse contains upwards u 900 acres Of land
over half OF which IL In original woods aud
me balance In pines aud land n lies kably
well for cultivation The so 10 partly Of red stiH clay,
admirably adapted 10 raising wheat and other grain and
PATTY Of low Erougds and TO the growth
II tobacco. There u good dwelling house. tso ca
tee house dairy aud an cut houses attached Ia
u numbering In all about 70. IL Is as healthy wen
weIei az any treeof land the county The situation
- naturally among tho handsome la Virginia, and has
been Improved n hDeIsl and tasteful manner, with
great variety Of fruit and Ornamental trees rendering
OF the most beiuif In this the
country. In addition, II has aitaehedto Corn newly
erected saw Mllalso, Cotton Ga, rom Ia pro
acres OF Land, which u, and has been covered by mill
pond for upwards Of 100 and said, by Judges
equal to the lands OF Missouri, and ralshf be easily
claimed, The above property will be divided II
~. and Will alone be soi privately II In situated In
pleasant neghborhood and adjoins the lands Rot
Z Bop,h Captain William n Cousins, Mr. p Bevile and
others
ForieTms, any Information ernnx the property,
those wis1E TO purchase invited cali
phus NuI resident upon the premises, address him
DarvirsP o. John Muir, Petersburz.oI William Muir
Richmond. y. ADOLPHUS MUIR,
JOHN MUIR
WILLIAM MUIR.
teZ3'cd1wu Executors OF f.uafavus Muir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
JESSE SNESU,
LAND HALIFAXVN

IJlhNNAN Goo a IrrrrfH order ut Hanover County
Court, usic the 2ffh day of February 1874. bon IN.
case Of Rcbccca ID Wh0cs against Mtrlla Il. wtnsicI
SUI o.hcts, The undersigned, special tummiss pur q
tcJcin Designated Tor that purpose will expose % sale 10
pubic auction, ~ TIE store of WIN Tucker Go near
IN" premises on WEDNESDAY, 2st Of July next 10 afr
nor i' n'N iiT LAY, tract of land, lv.ns on the wa.
lcts of icu RIVER, Boz tho County Of Ua.GN. containing
-. res belonging in iltr heirs of David Wu1tk dee
TINS Land viii hc ncrc bon parcels 70 purchasers
or nm me Cnurc tract, as may seem atthc most ayln
l'Ecous One third uf the purchase money will hs re-.
quIcH ~ cash. anithr residue iu equal annual
gI ad wears bout ans security 10 be gwen Tor the de-
lIfN payments AMI the title Co be retained until rur
chase money is aIr1id NN N. CURTIS
q, Special t11IHlfssf0uf~.
hanover. Jun" l'i'. l-il. BE- - 4tyyfIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
Jc <1-c@d6t DANIEL HUTTON PLEAsANTS.
TRUST SALE OF VALUBLEA REAL
AND PEWSONAL ESTATE

pursuance Of the provisions OF deed Of Trust exc
cuted TO the subscribers, Garland Ballard recorded
ia the clerks Office Of Orange County they offer
privately, all the Real and Personal Estate OF said Ballard
conveyed 10 them toy the deed aioTcsad The
u very valuable nuJ consists OF the Mil property known
by the name u the Liberty Mills lying the Of
Orange ami Madison, the Rapid River about six
miles above Orange COuu House and comprises Manu-
featuring Mill Corn aud Plaster Mills thereto
anu ~Mill on the opposite side Of the RIVER.
property has been thoroughly repaired good
order tract Of Land adjacent thereto, which viii be
divided 10 suit purchasers, containing about &C acres on
which is new Brick store House and is regarded as
cool country stand for store, and the Houses
Orange Count House, amongst which several desira
Die family residences AMI valuable Brick House
The personal estate consists Of Negro Woman, seven
Horses Wagons, Carts. 10 head Cattle, ard IN
wards of 100 heat Of Hogs,
should the property not he sold pTyaiely the EubscT
beTs Will II Orange Court House, iay July
next, that icing Orange Court day offer estate
situated at Orange Court House the Negro Woman Cattle
HorseS &c for sale TO the highest bidder, public
ton aud the Mill properly. Land aud StDreiousc ada.
cent thereto the Stock OF Hogs, &c. the Mil the
ue1t day upon the terms ami the same manner
The real estate will he sold a credit Of I, and 2
years the purchasers giving bond and approved per
the payment Of the purchase Dsney The
al estate will be sold on credit Of monihs the pur.
ehasers giving bond with approved security for the
amount Of purchase Persons DESTROYS sing
any OF the said property, would 10 well
The creditors Of the said Ballard
Tie sale The Trustees will only such title
vested in them by the deed aforesaid
JAMES w. SAUNDERS ,r.
LEWIS ID. WILLIAMS. I iiu7''eS'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
ALIReINIA. Ae--in Inc CIrc1I .1r.1,--- -

VIRGINIA, &c.-in tue Circuit eup,r-T 90 an -
Law aui ChanceTy for the county Of IIrnris and civ
Of Richmond Frederick Bransford, who sues as well To-
nse as Tor and "a behalf others the creditors Of en-
amn Hatcher, deceased. who shalcOm and coufbr.
helr proportion Of tie costs Of this suit, plaintiff agans
Elizabeth W Hatcher eECcutriN Of Hensmn ~, rIsI i.
ceased and IN her own behalf, defendant.
IN pursuance OF an order Ia this p dated l6;h Pc.
DIuaFy lci % appOTt0n the residue Of the of
me sales 81 the property real and personal OF the estate
on we SAID benamn Hatcher decd raiCatc, among ~
crcdors OF mat estatc The said creditors are hereby NO
heI 10 produce their claims, before my OHIO with
IN eg weeks from the date ofthiz northumberland taIs
notify all those whom NAV concern that shan nm Nos
DAY the 2lsi Of this present month Of NAV seie inc A.
inls'Taiion accounts Of the ENecurE his estate
NJ. b. POTTIAUN, c c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
II. wiiICnELLo.


TUE estate on Dan River which now reside. This
estate may be truly called valuable and high state
OF Improvement IL consists of 4s2 Of Low Grounds
and 100 acres Of High LanJ has Brick House the
largest size in this OF the State every building
senhlto the accommodation Of family and necessary to
cropping.
II useessto eHpaiaie upon the value sue an estate
as every one disposed 20 buy will be inclined HOOK aud
examine for himself, and h invited The terms of
sale viii be communicated 10 those disposed buy, by
Tue owner who Is generally Of home and will be
rcay either by himself his cleI show prem
oany one who wishes TO them This estate
~ the name of the BERRY hill ESTATE, ~ not
previously sold privately, viii be offered for sale to
the hiEhes; bidder, at sucton the I'm
neIt with all the penshable property belonging
tate. EDXARD & C.RRISCTnS
L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
TuckAHoE r TsyETs AND FARM.

TUE above desirable and pleasant residence situated In
- healthy and pleasant n~xhbourhood about miles
ron the City OF Richmond the RIVER road aud stage
.oute To ch.riottesslle, nov doing good business
Tavern and House OF Entertainment The House
, good rooms with large DiningtoOm the basemeni
the whole In perfect repair together with
CONSISTING VI Stables for " Horses Cow Houses Barns
Corn House and Pi.keTies.
Aso-about 90 OF land, n Of which cleared and
IN hgh stale OF cultivation, part In herds and
YER With good orchard OF young and thIny fcut trees
consisting OF apple cherry AMI peach-the balance m ma
tura gio~thof oak, ash aud hickory. u noetess to say
any ming more about the place, In expected that
enc desifous OF purchasing will wish H. The sub
senoeI will be pleased to show the place any
ie . Il IL wuIcItrIIn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

Va Leesbnrg Lottery, Glass l. for lSil-To be drawn
Alexandria Va on saturday, the 3ls July, 1871. Grand
scheme. $4,000, lnnO GODl. JOn 1000 poo 300 i7i7
= Of 100, p OF 500 p Of 200 40 Of 2O, &c Tickets sU-
shares IN proportion. 20 Nos-l3 drawn.
Ccrihca Of Packages OF D Whole Tickets sl2O Oh
DO do p Hat do e. IN
DO do p Quarter do a bO
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates OF Packages In
any Of the above splendid Lotteries very particular 10
address ID. NJ. HOYT q co.
Richmond, Va.
Drawing Immediately they arc over TO all who order
above.
OdeTsfor Tickets from any part the United States by
mail otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets thank
fully received and executed by mail with the same
prompt auonuonas personal application, and the result
sent (whcnrequested)i Immediately amer the DraWng-
sddressedto ID. VI. UOYT a co
Nv All communications strictly confidential. Ie2 5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

zoo Acmrs nE LhNn rnn.,l-,---

THE subscriber wishing io divide his farm and retain
Il only suihcicn quanfy OF land for his own force 10
cultivate, unctr nr sale valuable portion 81 the land
upon which he resides, lying upon the Rapid Ann rvrr
near the road leading rom Frederic sshurE Chan otrs
NNc' about midway between Orange Count House and
Bathgursvlle The portion he wishes sell will contain
from bho lu acres with Tie dwelling and aii ne esaTy
outhouses Kitchen, carriage house. house stables
BAN wheat inac hnC tobacco houses sc about 4 acres
are cleared Hui the balance In good oak, hickory nine
timber There arc ~ acres ot fertile bottom nor
non 81 which can be cultivated uuiutcrrpcdly tn tnhar
CO. without cNhlusuna b. Tho land is well wstrtri, iuI
tc sol well udapcd 90 The groNih Uf corn small aya ami
~ led clover sud a kinks Of grasses tud can be-
naic prohahe IN agriculture or grazing, both uutc
INC open land Is now a n small grain. red lover and
INC purchaser would have fine cluvct field fpr wheat
luow tbs summer Tic land adOiue thr farms Of Cans
Y BARBOUR, Rev. T. 7. ship, J. J. Amber Eslr. anI
9,r ,ud lc ncrhhorhooi b. equal 10 any IN Tho Sisc
and TO enc m'nuiAeiurinr mill and the Western tcrm
na'u oi TIE Louisa Railroad, must contribute fn d. value
Persons wishing 10 purchase enquire OF -omcr.
vile Richmond, of 10 the subscriber on The premises
A