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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
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v
 LIVERPOOL, July 9, le4i.
 Since last circular of the 18th u we have had ra ther better from he manufacturing districts and notwithstanding we are in the midst of the general cleo tons, We have improved demand for cotton, the con- sumers purchasing with confidence and in the last few days there had been less disposition the part of holders to sell and enabled advance our quota ons of the common and middle qualities i'd per h rom the lowest point of the market the early part of asi month The good and fine descriptions which had not been so much depressed firmly held and compar attvely scarce The elections appear be going agains the advocates for free trade and is supposed that we shall have administration as p to the time we ars writing the conservatives appear have gained major ity of twelve; mnch however de ends the result of the country and the Irish elections. The London papers, tomorrow morning, will no doubt give later accounts than We now in possession of and which we refer The safes of cotton for the week ended 2h u amounted to 9O b and for that ended yesterday they were b, of which sao0 were Upland at 5 |; l26GO Orleans at asti 4760 Alabama and Mobile at A 7 and 5n Island at Il l75d per h. About 5000 have been taken during the week on speculation The business to-day is estimated at fully 5O0 b. Of which 1000 is on speculation The receipts into this port since the list January of all kinds arc about 71OO60 b, of which 6l00OO are Amer- can against 9000O a this time last year of all sorts of which lQt0O were Americau and the stock at present here's estimated a 5g06O against 435OO0b on the 9d July last the stock of American Cotton is now 475OoO h. or about 9000G more than il then was and considerna the state of oar manufacturing districts and so much cot ton e be sold it holds very little announcement for any advance Yours respectfllly
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Tie New York Cotton Market on the lsth was quiet. without any variation ill prices Exchange on New Or leans WIS quoted at5a6li Mobile ss a1o Two f2a5 per cent Alabama bonds sold st auction al s7o each
 NEW YORK, Jhy l6. The femittAnees Tor me steamer from Boston to-mor- closing al ct the top price for sterlinp with Southern bills al lower rAtes down to prem Bills on Paris are fl I 5U per dollar. Money is very easy The sales oi cotton to-day 5UO b. The market hea. " Ht steady prices Flour is dull S5 5O for common GeEeIee Ohio S5 p a 3l and 44; Georgetown S5 5O
 Exchanges including certificates and checks Bank Notes on distant places area per larger discount Mobile $ a 10. Int Ala. II. N Orleans 6i
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|
 Another of those dirty partisan acts which for three
 years past have annually dsgraced the records of the
 Commissioners Court of this County, has just been
 repeated by that dignfed and honorable body. The
 inspectors of the election to be held in August for the
 choice of Governor, Senator, Members of the Legis- latnre, Sc. announced in yesterdays Advertiser
 and ask honest men, whigs and democrats, to look the list for the three precincts in this city. Is there single democrat among tem---a single indi- vidual who from association and sympathy with the minority has his zeal stimulated to watch over theIr rights and protect theirprivilegesl Nor ONE. Ey- cry man among them is a decided whig partizan. Once for all, however, let say, that in the remarks that shall make on this subjects, neither assa
 the integrity of the gentlemen who constitute the Board of Inspectors relieve them from any rcspon- sibility they may assume. Though there are indvd- uals among them who I am certain unite with me in spurning the motive that prompted the seection have nothing to do with thsm My business is with the court or rather certain members of it, who in making these appointments of exclusive party character, have violated the trust delegated to them outraged and trampedupon the rights of the minority, and nsuted the intelligence, the good feeling and the patriotism of the community.
 ! I lay it down a principle of universal applica- tion and of universal observance that in all political questions, the minority has right see and know for itself that the majority acts honestly. It is matter in which it cannot be required to take any thing upon trust. The ballot box is the fountain of power in free governments, and should be guarded with the watchful jealousy. Letcorruption enter it, and liberty is strangled. There should not be ground suspect the possibility of favoritism partalty or wrong, and to accomplish this object be- yond the reach of doubt cavi there is no possible
 mode but to place antagonist zeal to watch over its purity care not what may be the character of the nspectors with the integrity of Camden the knowl- edge of Mansfield, and the purity ofa Washington, if they are of political pary the other is deraud- ed of'ts right Justice may indeed be done, but the opposing party has right to krow that it is done, and to be shut out from this knowledge and derison the necessity of taking il upon trust striking at the very root of liberty It is act of tyranny that should call forth the indignant reprobaon oevery oy- CT of his country. A i'i tfiffL .si
 said had to do with some of the commissioners l who perpetrated this foul wrong upon the voters
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

TN, LIVERPOOL, June g.
 The improved demand in the cotton market which we noticed last week. has been continued throughout the present one speculaors have been inactive their purchases consisting of 20J American and exporters ha wing taken 4uO American. Holde offer pretty freely and the sales, which amount g 7a0 of all descrn. rent last Friday.
 Inly 2-Coton.-Demand for the week good. The saes nave been chey in the low up mid fair American mer and sd per ID in the latter. There has also been good dennnd Tor the better kinds and very full prices have been obtained 5600 American, l5U Pernans and 20 Su. rH forwarded into the country unsold last month Im- ports hs week 20 47s h. sales % 230 b. of which 50 Sea Island eoreia l4d 10 stained do 7d 5000 Upland do 5t aftai 4i60 Alabama and Mobile 5l a I'd; l46O Or leans sa std. Stock 557, ,320b.
 Juy There has been brisk demand for cotton to- day 800 having been disposed of Prices are generally td pef To higher than on Friday last.
 The total sales of the month amount to lOs2s0 b. of which specnlators took zoo American and 650 Surat ma exporters 1850 American and 60O Surat 5,6O9 of Amercan l9O Pernam, and 20 sur have been forward ed into the country unsod.
 July S-our cotton market these two weeks have been
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 lnsie" en ines'iay. and We learn that Mi faN ihe bffti-h hihisei n fs giten a>saaee ts our t,oyeru msht hu h" ia'ih'f siefs Will be tihen b, hnn uil tie ease sors tl'rungh tha Coutt, nf New ! orN in tit reguiiv way.
 II IS tfne tia,t ia certain contingencies Nhs F, x Was difeeied hy lis t,ose runHnl demand hs ass ports, bat taere Is now proballuty that these contingencies Milte,er happen The drsl step hikeh by the brl'sh GONernment, am e debate in Pariia- inenl consequent on MeLeod's arrest, were rather breed upon em by the Tory popular impulses there, than an. tniiiend. disposition ol the ministry. II is not at all likely, that any further difficulty wall take place unless, perhaps, popular ermrnt should break "nt III England, on the arri, there of the opinion Il the Court. stimulated by the Tory opposition to the Government in lhc approaching elections. For the present. al least, there perfectly good unler, ind- ing between Mir. Webster and Mir Fox, and Inc latter will demand na passports. but wait the issue oi Mcleod's trial, which the minister thinks should take place as soon as possible, without any attempt 10 carry It to higher court. i'
 Such being the amount of onr information, we, therefore, assure readers and the, public that war or difficulty take place with England at pres ent1llat Mcleod will probably be tried in few weeks, m some other county than Niagara, probably in Utica, where he IS now. fgs At all events, there is nothing to disturb the peaceful relations ofthe two countriesN. Y Herald.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

Highly Important .from Washinsfon.-No WAR WITH EsGLAND---We have just received private intelligence by express from Washington of highly important nafure relative to our relations with Eng land, growing out of the case of Mcleod.
 This intelli is pacific in the highest degree. The opinion of the Supreme Court was received, unofcially, in advance of the regular mail, at Wash
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26
DIED

OiEDs In Stockton, Baldwin county, on the 24th instant m the nineteenth year of her age, Mrs. AEGrLINE KING HI, wife of Mir. John Knight, of Stockton. Death like all overhowing stream, Sweeps us away-our lies a dredu-- An empty hub6le-a morning flower Cut down and wtheed in an hour.
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Oc-We are requested to state that barbacue will be given Friday, at Chautron's, on the Spring Hill Road All the candidates will be present.
 In the evening there is also to bea Ball
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. ONMERUIAL REt4,-r Eh

"HAmppEx," Mo- 3, has been received, and shall appear in our next
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

zISl4 Prizes, amounting to Sl4l SO2
 Tickets s3-Shares in proportion Packages of 26 whole tickets cost S75-(war- ranted to draw at least s36)-Packages of Halves and Quarters in proportion
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very steady ahd aea ill that period 56OOO m advance h price upon the prices conveyed by former steamers two weeks Hgo oi { Il 2d per h.
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G-r We are requested 10 announce JOnN R. N as candidate for rREPREsENTATIyE for Mo bile county. f;u,, oa
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IT. Me arc requested announce EassNaSY C. sz0hIg ss, ss candidate for RErRrsEYr,r,vr. ror Mobile cuunie. ftu ,o
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

4r We are requested to announce ksLANTON sc-A a.E1N, ns T candidate for REPREsENTATIvE for Mobile county. iu,v ,o
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EuRoPF.-The Caledonia, Capt. Mcclellan, from Liverpool, fourth instant, reached her dock at Boston at one o'clock on the l7th. ,=I.f.s
 The commercial news is favorable, (see proper head.l The political is of little interest. Palia- ment had been prorogued and dissolved, and the Queen made speech, usual. The general cleo lions for new Parliament were going on in the midst of extraordinary excitement
 COMPARATIVE Loss AND GAIN.-The returns to the new Parliament, including one from Scotland, (Leith) up to Friday Evening, July 2d, received m London, are
 Liberals lo9
 Tories ilo
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fE9- We arc requested to announce GEN. 1T. l.. PSUi.MIA, as candidate for SENATOR for Mo- bile County. finly7
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sF-}o The friends ot ALEXANDER W >rsoN dr. will N support him for the office of Clerk of the County
 Court at Inc ensuing August election. iune 2s
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TO THE VOTERS OF MOBILE CITY A COITNTy IT ROBERT 5. OWEN, respectfully submits his name as candidate for the CLERKsHIr OF THE CIRcrIr neNt-f elected, he will be duly thankful, and pledoes hlmae to faithful discharge of the duties the office june 23
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

0~sS TO THE VOTERS OF MOBILE COUNTY
 VI have understood that reports have gone abroad tha nave withdrawn from he for County Clerk Shc ls moi the case; d again present my name to the voters 4 ihis county candidate for the office Clerk e te County Court, a the August election and shall he happy to receive the suages of the voters of Mobile cGuuty. fiuIv 6l EDWIN RJST
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

ur The friends of AUGUSTUS BROOKS will support him for the office Clerk of the Circuit Court Inf Mnbile ohntV. n the next August election. may 10
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F-on lAe Msrehants Transcriut.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 24, ls4l. Coton.-snce review of Saturday morning the Cotton market hhs remained in exceedingly inactive Some litte demand has existed for Louisiana and mississippi cotnns, for France and northern markets bu in consequence of the very limited stock sale of these escr tons and the unwillngness ofhoders to aC cept the prices offered scarcely any of the orders have been executed. Tennessees and North Alsbamas are without demndat let there are no buy CTS of large parcels at the which holders continue to demand and al which they apparently very firm The vessels previously taken to load with North Alabama and Tel nessee cotton on Factors account rapidly filling up but we have not heard of any further engagements this Week Prices 1T any thing have been rather in favor of sellers, though nothing has occurred which would WAT rant change in former quotations The business the week only embraces about 7t 0 bales.
 hLr -.
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ll To mn NOTIFIES oF MICHELE couNTY.-

ly TO THE VOTERS OF MOBILE COUNTY.- An impression is abroad that have declined canvass Tor te Clerkshp of the County Court IL is not the fact hud has only originated because have been active in lnporniing my friends for their votes. Nor have nj tended any of the eancuses Of noninasiOn. But ney- ertheess apprse the of Mobile county that have no withdrawn my pretensons, shall do sos on the contrary. shall be much indebted to them for their sun port and will endeavor, as have done hitherto to per inrn the duties of the office with fidelity.
 ime2l q JvoN
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11F'1 VII FINtlO IT IO N T IO1 Louisiana aud Mississfppi.

ne receipts of the week were n bales exports .6- euVins stock of29,06b baes,on hand.
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Per schr Mary Jane Marshall S Rowe Per schr swan Gilbert W II I,unnell & CO., Fer steamboat Caroline Mygatt; Mrs Coates; Daniels & Brady Cullen, Bromberg & cos Rosenbaum; Capt c Davis; McClelland Puen Smith,
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Per steamboat Lala Rookh Rves Battle & co 1; R liHrwell 7; Andrews X co B. Wm SAyre l; Barron d Mead li Desha, sheppard & co l.
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NJ A RINE INTELLIGENCE

CLEARED Srhf Helen Rove, for Matamoras M D Eslaya ochr Marietta Foster for Baltimore Austin X Turdy
 ARRIVED Schr Mary Jane Pritchard fin New Orleans Schr Caroline, Fisher i'm New Orleans. schr Swan, Trainer fin New Orleans. Steamboat Lalla Rookh, Bryan, fin Montgomery, with l9 bales cotton. v ~ Steamboat Caroline, Sutton i'm New Orleans
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-26

ATNOTlCE-M. J. McRAE will be most deeply in- debied o the citizens of Mobile county if they will elect h Clerk of the Circuit Court in August next and he pledges himse to repay the obligation by faithfully dis charging the duties of the office. April %
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HNLOuR.-50 bbls fresh flour, just arrived per n steamboat Echo, and for sale by
 iy26 F. w Mccoy.
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IT i1E friends ofJ c. LYON will support him for me once Of Clerk Of the County Court of Mobile County h' tue iAHAust next, aD28s
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# For he Register.
 Mr. Editor In Fridays Advertiser, MT. Lang don rests his vndicatlon on two points. The first IS, that his speech was not correctly reported. The second l shall give in his own words. It is as fol- lnu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
HYGEIA HOTEL.

- Ol.D PUNT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.
hE subscribers most respectfully announce 10 their
ftcnds and the public in Geners tltihoy have ,sssn
nM eligible, extensive and wen knosn establishment The
ufGElA HOTEL which has been husdup IN a style Zoe
the convenience AMI cosou Of visitors not surpassed
say House IN ths seecu 20 country Considerable aei
has o. " between seventy and eighty rooms, an neat
sry ant vel Furnished besides spacious saloon, Rail
koum billiard h'oin, heading Room aud RefsctoTy with
yAr's uief sourcesof amusemens 10 suit the tastes OF
They auicr themselves that from the long srpsre.,. n
ono n ne Proptr'ois ~ one Of the rges most ro
lr,aoe n ihe country aud their deter
nnai"n 10 Pease they vii be enahled 10 give entire "a.
isae .m 90 az Who nay be PLEASED 10 give thema cali
IHaniN1 m ihe esnisa Houses have been enlsrrsd
~ uleh W ~ Hch and comofiabe manner, boih Tor
Wtrm and sea Raihina, which viii be carefully attsndste
REGULAR Bolriers will be admitted Gratis 10 The -,
bNhs anl vii be charged small Compensation h, al
NiIm. m"derrte charge 70 both vii be made to tran
The delahul situation Of OIL Point ior the sn,o,v,,,
~ ne So breeze and athins the hne Fish CffBs mi
yeis ~ eve'y veriev, The convenience of procuring
10Y encasy % ne season from the rich hfms In ~
sabeth Chy county audthe Norfolk msrket iron, r r,
DC procured supplies % fresh Meas Poultry verst,l
sni The choicest fruits daily the view over hr broad
desc rptou, from The hnc % baues besrnr he Lrs
fensnt - some gallant Commodore down ~ the Huie "A.
The minary reviews and siupenlnns otnfestops I'D So,
ress Monroe cod Fori Calhoun the beautiful promenade
90 nc rupafs snd the pebhled beach render Od Point
one Of The desirable places In the county 10 resort
70 ler hs.fh sad pleasure
Liquors thai b. procured They have tlieir Yea
les fosru % thai superior old Wine that - sseh
beeo 30 hiE hy euoledby Of esnns.Tseors
70 Which vuee shied fo'nars rale and bow shsIsss
selected by Mr. WIN French, 81 Frsnchs uosI AMI abss
iues sod hey tre determined 70 %, han sVeh press
taccordinE 70 qas) az cannot m y aiss eniire sasfss
The fseiHes o. reaehins As Departing oss Osd Poe,
for invslhis. TIE seambais ton NorioIE s.,l Po,s'
mouth, Ianes Syes Washington sad B-ns.o,e, lossA
Fae,gs. aDDerNs 4 aooDT
WI FONT Oo~'on We mh- soiis,A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
WORKS ON AGRICULTURE. SC.

II L..sr-I1t1.t ~ - 80 at ~ " Sanhay old stand,
Farmers Regisier, editedJy y Ruin, 3 vols
Memoirs Of ih" Philadelphia Agricultural society ron.
tatning Essays on IIusbandry aud Rural Affairs vols
Marshall on the Rural Economy Of Norf TX, England 2
Essays on Agriculture, byJ Andcrson l. ID, Dnblin
Reports on the Management ~ Farms Ion,lon ci,,o,
beng part Of Library Of Useful knowledge
,cSeps SL"S,n ana sigsiaans Flower Garden III
, ihe Gndeners Calendar, by ? Miller, = - London
Porsythe on the Culture II Fruit Trees. &c
Is a%Ssgh" Mountain hssss, Nod dsen,es TO which
tLnraiy oIusefgl knowledge, L0ntlon edition
o grc s 4 and seqses With
Iohn Nilsson the breeding, &C. Of CaiIc London E,Ii
wHoyeus Book Of The Seasons or calendar Of Nature
y Lsvrenee's Farmers aud Grasiers Guide
T'sse, on the European Vino, with the
AZ IT Wine Miking, by Buos, NJ The Institute OF Pane
lalne' Bnsbys VISIT To the Vineyards " SPAN aud
s.ssy on CslcaIeou. Manursss b, p Rumu
New aud Complete Canary BrdMtnaRer
hnish Psns whch are remarkable for medicinal virtues
Youoa 90 TIC Culture u Wheat and Barley
"a R9 hotefn nuSnlndman, or Practice " Farming BY
tsSe99%s T.Sise o. he London E"eec Of R,cyns
:, Count Dandoio J4hn Clarke, Dionysut far,Iner. WIN
Nsnrss " toe6 Morn Dennis aod Docup6nts
W9r9 Mdpanagcigre Of ~
edition " - ''''''""
Short Tro,use on Horticulture, by WIN Prince
aud Moul Economy ~ ''''i'''''
.1@%s,s,p OroI'f'' With 'npppcpar on Gardening, by
iaemiary appiicl 10 Agriculture by "a Ohapal, Peer
Pcssendcn's American garianer
week. on ihcnanaEoment o. Bces
1ohnsons ycrmin DESTROYER, or Gtnekeepcrs House
pcepefss Wareliouscman's, Farmers add shepherds
fdend English edition
trior, being series Of Agricultural Essays practical
Anl p1Heal by John Taylor Of rOl,na
American Gar,icner '' WV
nImH6ongon Aaricutute, with notes by Judge Buei
W houE binding n every variety. cEecmedaf
" RANCOLPU A cos
mIg iidoss9d fansy S,oIe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
~ DUNLOP, MoNCURE s
WOODLAWN FARM,
'RisT AND SAW MILL, NEAR RICHMOND.


On SATURDAY, the 5th ,iay OF J,,n. Is,i vv,uL,, .
70 CLOCK, on The Woodland Farm, the Dwelling Iouse
at very valuable tract Of 40 woodland viii ,.
ing barns stables corn and houses DC ON he
.,opped hoaf about mile above the city of Richman
Apout lD acres of this Farm IL cleared and now i'm r
WIN an orchard of 100 choice Fruit Trees princ
Py OF apples and peaches, and the remainder OF he land
CROWN 81 heart-pine, white oax &C hesnut o,k
re. oak furnishing large quantity of tan ba, 4 now
~ zh request IN the northern market, billet timber To-
o1ceo Dox plank. flooring timber After which AZ ,h
sls pace Will be sold the Gris saw Mill on West
,Ieek, win acres Land, under Plank and Pos en-
oosur., very desirable and valuable arausioo 10 h.
is ~ AZ IN sh Machinery Of iron, nearly new and in
- 49,, me lanes RIVER Canal And. also The sale
" the ABOVE Two pieces OF property will be- soLi seSc
ay Young valuable large Mules wagons carts ponrbs
he crop OF corn, cows, &c. for the balance ~ ar
year W.. bs htred OUT four young valuable servants
iERhS-for the Farm ami Mil, one-third rasb. tho
IN one and two years, with satisfactory security
au used OF irust on the property. The personal ON
delivery. e"u"i seu oelorc
mi7 m AZ. no -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
BY WILLIAMS s HAXAII--
.XECUToRs' SALE OF REAL. ESTATE

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THURSDAY. 2;th instani, al O'Clock in ,ha :,
ON tie premises, We shall sell ct Aucf,on ali d.,
iNIe anI interest OF EdnuGd Walls iced I'm snd a.,
Ise lois oiGroand near the late residence OF I,ss ~,
snd IN the rear OF the sarIen Of Mann Y,l.n,ine r.
peIns Lots NO Sand 4n plan and survey OF isnd ~
oIChsnah oi held, which belonged 10 the estate 81 49,
az. John 1raham, made by Micalah Bates lMh MAIL
alu Wuch may be seen at Office. These lois con-
ah upNas OF hSu an acre eacl and have IacIy hen
annually eaelsed and panIe,l will the choicest FS,
iItes from ne nursery OF Mr. Joseph Sinten such 80
% pears apples plums aud cherries CONSISTING f
TERMs-oNe fourth cash and the balance in ,,n,lD.,
OF Trust on the property. f~P''' anu ueeus
-, Immediately after the above.
w. we ShaI SeH Al Auction, for account Of whom N NAV
lh,ee nls OF Ground known by the numbers = q
i,i n pan OF Lots made by Meaiah BATES Tor Iesss
" Nheh Lots were sold by Us al AUCTION Ish ~,
Of sale. Wv N'N'fS NSh TIE terms
Terms on day OF sale,
m7 WILLIAMS l. u.N,, A.,
LOTS OBJ GROUND AT AUCTION
10 SATURDAY NEXT. Pa inst af4 O'Clock y NJ ,yo
80 o. auction without reserve, the remainder or the
uunu ueongins to Nj Benjamin r. Curtis near Inc CITY
spring, Ia the rear OF the residence II Nrboss Mil 70
SonsIsing OF two valuable building Lots frnuy ssr o
eet on eth street. an running back 1901 gsibe s
donut one acre and half Of Ground dspinng thr,.I
~hch Tunsthe water from the S9Iug and is beanfI In
cau for public gar,i,r. 10
he MS-Onehalt cash and the bslanes Al fhrc. -, -,
u'.hlIs, secured ~ deed Of trust on the propetIy
pat Isay De seen al our ONCE.
4" " w a II Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20

State Armory aud Town Hall lottery Glass 10 for ISL
10 be drawn In the City Of Bimore THURSDAY NAV 2th
Drswing received on Friday evening uapitals-s3 l33
1 4O 0su, 1901, ~ ~ lOnl ~ OF 600 ~ NJ 8 a. OF
go, lOlof Sn Sc. - Nos-I3drawn ballots. wholes as
shares In proportion.
Tickets shares and packages in all Lotteries Of which
Janes Palcn CO. are Managers, may At any time be
found al the above nfhco.
Orders from any par OF ihc Union will receive the same
CONCENTRATION nncdiat. attention ASH personal appica.
Ton were made JAMES PilALEN & 20,
~ ~ MapareTs Viohmont ",