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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisifme Dis yict-PUoisst
d'Ea Baton Il ouge-
Andraw Shields.

EfAi LIE LA LutlStaNE
Conr du Taoisieme ID. yicl-PUoisse
DIST Baton Il 1uge-
Andrew Shields, J
Thomas II. Rhodes. J
En- vertu dun writ de feri facias a n
adresse par Honorable Coz i du troisi6me d
trict judiciaire, paroisse e. ctat sst.s fmrentic
mes; il sera expose en- ve' lie pubiiqie,
LUNDL R s Sept anbre proclaim,
a Fheure habituel'e des ' entcs, tons les droi
titres interets Ell rGtent ions du defehdeur.
la propriete ci-apres decrite, savoir Sc
lots de terre situes d: Ills cette paftie de
vile de Baton Rouge, { resste par Beaurega
Giant les lots No. 3, 4 So, 7, s, 81 dams T.
No. Sc. Saisi pour Sc ~tisfaire lie jhgcraent,
terets ct frats du proc es ci-dessus & signe.
Conditions de Ia W nte--conpfant.
III. w. FOWLER,
81 %jnillet. p Sheriff
Fiat De LA LOUISIANA.
Conr du Trois enc Dishrict-Paroiss
d'Ea Bdton Rouge.
William n. Denl'a n ,sso
II. Cain ct al.
JON" D Dc. n' sse,.
Fl. Cain e.. al.
En- vertu de- deux plu. writs de feri faciaf
moi adres ses par Honorable cour du troisiel
district judi claire, pardi5se ct ttat 'sus-Tne
tonnes, il era expose en- vente publique;
LUN DI, le 6 %Septembre prochains.
a Ia mais.n de cour dams la vile de Bat,
Rouge, ! Fheure habituelle des ventes, to
les drolts !. 1ltres, inttrets ct pretentions d.
defender rs a la prophetic ci-apras d6crite, s
voir: lie ;. deux tiers indivis dun certain
de terri ct authorizations, situes dams Get
partie " C la vile de Baton Rotige, dressee p
A. Grs IS, Giant lie lot No. 2 dams lilet No.
ayant soixante plets de face sur Ia rue t
rtglE 9, par 100 pieds de %pfofondeur. Aus,
les d Tx tiers indivis de la part Quest du !
No. s dams Pflet No. 2, dams Grass town, ar'
anne iorationa, ayant 60 pieds sur ID rue l.:
faye tie par 60 pioos sur la rue de Ptglise.
S aisle pour satlstalre lie Judgement, intere'
ct rails du process ci-dessus designe.
Conditions de Ia vente-comptant,
H= Lii VI S1tIbADs 30
81 juliet "a Dep. Sheriff.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisiame Dstrict-Paroisse DE-
Baton Rouge.
Compagnie du Rail Road de la Nlie.-
Orleans ct de CarrolltoIl, ,ooo
VS.
Dewey & Brooks ct ais.
En- yertu DUN writ de f. ia. lance dams ]
process g~us-mentionne ct a moi adresse p;
Fllon. Cour du troisisme District, dams ct pot
Ia pafoisse susdite, il sera expose en- yente pit
b1ique,
JEUDI Is Septembre proclaim,
d la maison de cour, dams Ia vile de Bator
Rouge, a Pheure habituelle des ventes, ton
lie. droits, tltres, mterets ct pretentions d
Dewey ct Brooks, a la proErittG c~i-apras d.
crite, SAVIOR.
I'm certain moroccan de tefre situG dars eeti
partie de la vile de Baton Rouge, dressee ps
Bcauregard ct designe sur lie plan suppfemer
taire, demi-nord, carre 4, sur leqnel le nouli
a scie est maintenant situi, ensemble ave
toutes les batisses, 1meliorations, avantage
ct appartenances qui en- de pendent. Sa;sie pc
satisfaire lie jugement, interGt ct fFais du pr
ces os-dessus melttionne.
Conditions de Ia vente-eomptant.
II. w. FOWLER,
ii aout 1Al. q shirif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

LIE nombre de jeunes gems s%'adonnant
aux differences etudes dams les universities
allemandes diminue tous les n En- 1880,
on comptait encore plus de $4,000 etu-
dians. En- 1888 ct 80 &c chifre est des-
cendu a 1000. La diminution la plus
sensible est parmi les etudians en- droit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

Erie, commando par lie capltalne Titus,
parti le Ode Buffalo faisait route pour Chi
cago, ayant d bord, d ce que lie capitaine
presume, deux cents passengers, ct un char
cement considerable destine 4 divers points
sur le lac Erie. La rupture dune dame
Jeanne de vernis quisc t%rouvait sur le pont
au-dessus des bouilloiresa fat prendre feu
i~nstantanement i toute la surface OH lie IL
guide s'est repandu. Les aammes ont envi-
rome en- TN instant lie bateau tout enter.
Les ~personnes qui etaient d bord mont eu
d'autre parti d prendre qua Sc jeter hors
du bateau, beaucoup ne sachant pas mayer
ct n'ayant rien pour les soutenir.
lie bateau d vapeur Dewitt Clinton, qni
etait parti dc Buffalo quelques instans
avant rErie, etait d Dunkirk lorsquo Pin
cendie a eclate a bord de ce dernier, ct est
allie aussitot lui porter des occurs. On a
reussi d SAWYER 81 personnes settlement
parmi Giles Sc %trouvent lie capitcine ct un
matelot du bord. II y await d berd plusieurs
femmes, don't une seule munie dun SAD en-
caoutchouc rempli d'air, a echappe au de-
sastre.
LIE cap,itaine du Dewitt Clinton a cher.
che, sans success, a remorquer PErie qu1
etait consume jusqu'a leur d'eau; CT der
nier batean a couls des que fautre s'est mis-
en- marche.-C0urrser.
Get ineendie aurait done fait cent soix.
ante-dix yictimes!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

N CONDUIT an Depot d'Est Baton
Ak Rouge, lie % Aodt ls4l, de Ia ge6le
&T d'Ouest Feliciana, un mulatre qui
PX/ Sc nomne lRoBBRT THOMPSON, de
ssxAMdaa Ia taille de S pleds 5 pouces, age
de 20 ans, sc disant libre; mais depourvu de
papiers. lie proprietaire est requis de lc reti-
rer en- Sc conformant a Ii loi.
% ao0t %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

PRIScIpEs posEs-@'Si nous comprenons
bien les principles poses par lie part whlgg
pendant Ia lutte memorable de la presiden-
&c, Pun DIES articles fondamentaux de notre
credo politifue etait que le patronage du
~gouvernement ne viendrait jamais heurter
contre la liberte des elections. "--AbeIle.
Certaincment; mais nc %croyez-vous pas
aimable bourbon, quill devrait t%oujours ex-
lister une distinction judicieuse entire les
principles poses Of la pratique? Par exem-
pie c'etait IN principe pose que quand Ia
derniere administration %iniuencait la liber-
to des elections en- remplissant tous les en-
plois subalternes a sa disposition de crea-
lures devouses 4 sa cause, qu'elIe pechait
par Ii contre la liberte d'opinion. Mainte-
nant. pAbeille soutient ce principe que ce
qui etait vice dun cote est yertu de l%'autre,
ct que les fo%nctionnaires du pouvoir actael
devrait stre blames, parce qu'ils ne font pas
&C au'on c~ondamnait dams la puissance de-
chue. VOLTA qui est clair, ct chose qui de-
moatre que nos amis de PAbeiile sont des
hom.nes consequents.
Nous esp6rons dependant que notre arai'
le Collector de la Nouvelle Orleans con
tinuera, CONNIE il a commence quill cher.
chera d remplir les deyoirs de sa charge
en- employant des homnes c~apabies, hon
notes ct fdeles, sans egard aux prlncipes
de protee de ceux qui confectionnent uine
loi pour lie Juif ct une autre pour le Gentil.
II est de Pinteret du gouvernement, ct de
celui dc la vile ct du Collector, qu'on
n'emploie d la Douane que des hommes
uui connaissent les devoirs de leurs attri-
buttons, ct qui ont la bonno yolonte ct la
~capacite de les remplir dignement. lie
LIE JUICE Morgan ferait plus pour m fac
ton que pour son pays, sill s'ecartait de
cctte reggie. Les gems honnafes appren-
dront avec plaisir quill ne l'oublie pas, mails
quill pratique les principles poses par les
wings avant relection; c~'est-a-dire, de ne
point inluer sur la liberte des elections pr
Pusage du patronage du g~ouvefnement. pm
destituant tout employee don't I'opinion 70.
Iitique ne coincide poinA avec la sienae
propre.
Justice eapedaioe dams p4rhansas.-
LIE iournaux dc la vile ont public Pappl-
cation sommaire du Code de Lynch, fate
dams lie comte de Philips, Arkansas, entire
lie 5 ct 10 du courant. II para1t gu n
ban,le dc CONTRADICTIONS, voleurs de che
vaux, &c, ainsi que Ieur families, s'etaient
etabIis dams Get endroit, ct que par leurs
constantes %depredations a regard de leurs
voisins, lis s'etaient rendus tellement detes-
tables, que les habitans Tesolurenf de les
exterminer. Une compagnie de cent
hommes, bicn armes, s~'enggaggerent lone
pour. poursuiyre ces m%araudeurs, ct enhn
de nc point evciller de soupcens, lis ire
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
AVIS.

"E H.
Les sotissignes preyiannent ceux qui d
vent 4 la cl-devant raison de Courtade 81 u
bert de SO presenter iHiuediatement pour I
gier: atitrement leurs complies seroht II
entle les minis Dun avocat pour EN- opeerer
recGuvrcnient.
81 juliet % HEDERT FRERES.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Corr da Iro;sieme Observation-Disclosures
dist Baton Rouge.
Edgar & Smith,
VS.. ,ro,
D. w. Roansaville, Fl. G. Christmas @~"'
and B. Bryan.
En- yertH dun writ de feri facias a II
adressc par l'honorabie cour du troisienie d
trict judiciaire dams ct pour la paroisse d'I
Baton Rouge ct ttat de la Louisiana, il
ra expose On vente publique,
LUNDi, lie 6 septeinbre proclaim,
Il la maisou de cour, dams Ia vile de Bat
Rouge, ; fheure habituelle dos ventes, tt
les droits, titres, intGrets ct %prctentions I
dGfendeurs a un moroccan de terTe sisue d;
cette paroisse, sur Sandy Creek Springs, al
yiron "A miles de la vile de liaton Rou,
contenant $50 acres superfcicIs, plus
MONS, borne a Pouest par Yoes, i Fest par
route nenant de Baton Rouge 4 Liberty,
uofd par des torres lie Sarah c ook, ct All &
par celles de Carpenter, avec toutes les b
t'sses ct authorizations qui s'yt %ronvent.
Saisie pour satisfaire G jug ement, int6rt
Ct frals du process sns-mentim ne.
Conditions de la vente-cM lptant, sans ey
ldation. l.. G. LTOlRiS,
81 Juliet 1871. % Dep. sharif.
rrrr ,I. rr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

Eg "a ~ R o IL,

sAnrpr. % AouT, le4l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
ETAT DE LA LOUTSlAN

"AI III XII EDIIs
Corr da Iroisieme Observation-Disclosures
dist Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

d. w. Rctnsaville, Fl. G. Christmas
and b. Bryan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

% aont 1871. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
VOL. XXVi.
TEL, Ms.

EtsNMS.
SUBSCRIPTION to the DAILY WHO In ,.,,x s,h,.,,
sNH year Ht tot shorter period AT The Tnte ~ $40
'''''' '''' ~ nH'lA OF"
,, For one squar" lcps) ono In
ny su'c "r'ling insrItiua .tll rcnfs
Thrice a week, ~ sntz inf each ips.,,b,,
'N'"h week hIstinseItion 20 cents every surce..Ipy
nScTun Jn cents - ''''
n." awcck hrstinscrtion 10 cents every succeeding
Transient advertisers must pay In advance
HI" number Ot Insertions OF A,iy.rtis.,,,pt. ,,,,s,
n"'i "n tiv Ms 81 they will h" inserted A.,
hc stopped, aud oaIgc,l accordingly u-p,i,rs a., $500,
must ils.i be- Ia Wrtti.r 80 - ''"''' y" '"P
ANNUAL Advertisers charged ei0 f,r tvn squares am,
uai proportion Tor Embellishments 81 greater .urtl,
cr Nh,h"nrcrs unh Lottery dealers, who are charged
hj- m" COUNTRY WING is published twice a week
n advance - '"' i'N'"''
ron ADVERTISING cents n square. COR Icss, c,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

I'ilF Franklin Company gichmnnI, have tor aaI- Of
cir .Sn manufacture, good assortment Of 81 kinds
81 PAPElS IN general use, which quality aud price
i'y hop" VIII Toe found to compare with
~" production Of auy similar "siabashineu ~ the Union
th'H machinery bc"E and embracing the latest ia.
uInycncntE.
lhrN solicit the pirtic ular Of the
H,T clerks ut Courts, Comm Chanccry M,T.
cdhIs AMI all who c.rc To superior article their
SupcIhnc Letter, Cap Record blank BOOK PAPER tir
lr'n tho finest Linen stock, WHICH gives superior
uf" strength and durability. Hcng used VA M. Public OI
nee. here, they permitted the first and
CONT Auor Treasurer. Clerks OF the Sesac and House
lily. " " 49,
Mc'ohans' nnokbui.Ts, Stsionrrs, Printers and ether
Mo"-a" dealers Viii Away ud good -uT,.n at
Nu' OF ~ r hands 81 the nErn'', Mns,iS James
-'h inc COMPANY h""rcrE for their Paper, and
desire 80
Retail purchasers will fat tho Pipcr manufactured 10y
t' Franklin Company la all IN" Book -tlinuary
~ THIS 'i'y, andiu various other parts =. Tic
TI'd'n all bTe't"rt request from tir public generally
found ~ ~
N.B-Thc highest price will he given for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags, delivered OF the mill. splq-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
TOILET REoUIsITEs

TUE Undersigned specially requests the attention rf
Il ladies' Geucuen "a on OF he mo,t eIt.u-tys A..
sprtuenjs Pertumery &c ever Offered IN . en-, Al
such pticcsas cannot fail to please. Consisting Of
SCENTED WATERS.
Genuine Parma Coogua
French and American 10
fisria, Lavender, and Rose Waters
TUnrtuo Musk
ETtIsct Of Musk
Tppccanoe Extract
le Bouquet dl Rois by Lubn
ESSENCES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Extract oi Pouuga', Jssmin, Violet. Rose Paicnsul
Bouquct Prlts
FOR CLEANING TIE SKIN AND soFTENING THE
COMPLEXION
Pearl Powders, Vegetable Rouge vnagre Of Rouge
Blanc r' Nege, fnr blanc de Psre
GLENN Roman kaydor. Cream Of Almonds
Mchau1 FG'cEIe Wash
Ioi.st OF Nursery Powder Rose Lip salve
Aiabastcr 10
PuH Fowler ami Boxes
FOR The HAIR.
Indian Hair Oh. aut Dye
Bears Ol, Antique oG various doors
Kowiandrs Genuine and Initiated MaeassarOl
French Potuaium, 10 great variety
Beef Marrow. u pots Bsars Greese, IN pots
FOR THE TEE Til.
Glcnn's Arsm1'. Toot- Paste ami Powder
Cream Dcu'eiairc-MOupelOs
Eau lies FgmoUrs
TresoT lie Ia Bouche
SHAVING CREAM.
Moupclas' Cream Of Bitter Almond
AmbrosIal Cream
GuvrAin Cream Sap1niue 81 Asubroise
l. 7 Pirer-shayiuE Powder, ielish,fIl article
~ different kinds of soaps
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Nail ami Cloth
Tortoise shcr BuTilo. Twist Horn. Dressing. &c
Win sgreat variety 10 French ant Esg,-l Fancy Goods
many OF which cannot be found elsewhere IN The CITY
l.. DUHAIN,
III square above the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
"OLD VIRGINIA HARD To BEAT,
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
Superior French Chemical, Liquid and Paste Black

ing -ndHutdeioTy, H. street, Shockos IiH.
THE subscriber stll continues manufacture his ~.
Il rirInsd French CkSHgicat Biacking, which fiom liz
Introduction has maintained rs high character for giving
an iu-tantneous aud beautiful pohsh, hard So
white handkctc hitf when rubbed over II, mIanng an
sEtceable pancy To the Leather, and keeping for yrlrs
without becoming harl or moulding lie also nauufac-
lures asupoiot Liquid Blaeking, equalin all the qualities
OF ihe Paste 10 not his intention 70
lnR 1ns In the shape Of large rewards never bs Us
for superior article, II would be unnecessary those
VII" ay" used n, and to those who have not, iia will
sat-y them ~ It, superiority, II not he will ne back
AMI refund This Backing Emanuf,c Ell iu the City II
RICHMOND and atfDusto the Guy and Country Merchants
ihf opportunity Of procuring a superior Hacking
g"oi cfuts AMI with better security against Imposition,
than ucy can get elsewhere Hcts alWsyE willing take
baek and change II does not prove 10 be What ho
rants.
Gail before purchasing elsewhere and examine; pr.cs
miic % suit tbs times. =. AUGUST
g-lBm ! ko. Hin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
DAVIES g. BROTHEIksI
PIANO FORTES

THE deserved eputauOn which the n,runeut- N 10
by Mc-sts Davies Brothers, ~ y ~ YORK. Las at
iAinei since their introduction into this city. has
tesubscrberio en- er into Arrangement with he
lcurcrs Tor tie sale OF tu-T INSTRUMENTS ami
qurn'ly supply will nc constantly hand From
"n"uce Of seine years IN h- sale Of Piano Fur's> this
city ami being pracucA workman himself ths subscr-
her can with confidence recommend those
possessing all the modern improvements combining
swcenes. AMI braacy Of tone, equal Instruments
81 any other manufacturers in the United stairs
The prices Of those instruments range from $3.50 down
n low as So. Person. wanting COED PIANO not
te deferred from tTis Of these Instruments
their cheapurss, for all who h.vo tried OF the loS
iTced ones have been asicushcd find them equal in
touch and tone 20 thsc twice their being native
81 the Oh Dominion the subscriber naueTs himself
f those In want OF good Piano Will but give him CALL
an examine and try those nstrunents he feels confident
Of liberal patronage.
AM instrument proving defective, may be exchanged
within twelve months amer purchase.
JOHN TURPIS
Ps-AH kinds Of Cabinet Furniture for sale at prices
% suit the times. no Three dosrs below the ueV EI
Ghane Bank ami nearly opposite the Merchants CoiTes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY

TUE Subscribers have received their entire stock Of
Tan aud Winter bry Goods, ani offer them whole
AL" or retail AT prices iis cannot eusurc sales
A'hSns 'r' nay bc folni the following, few Of the
EIira superior wool dyed black Cloths and C,ssmcres
u, 30 Invisible green, blue, bTown, drab, and other
Heavy beaver anil pilot Cloths
d. Flusbiugs
Superior iAney London sncrcs grca, variety all
ss't'a1err, IInn'oous, Kentucky Jeans
uihle-tohp h'Is"ys Washington 10
Hue mixed rod aut plain I.insrys
frinici Drusscrts, Greco Baiz.. Ingram Carpets
snrrrinr Hruss"ls and 1une,I Rugs
,omuuu o. iuc white Tci, green AMI yellow Fiannels
seod..ds wrlsl, aud Rns-rs no shrink NJ 10
tinc pomeis French English and German Mcrnocs all
fac ant 1,nrerGue black an bluebIlek Bombazine
,rApc de Rachel Grape oe Rcd
Loeb "mhrud't 81 auI printed MouscIns
black amt Lcat black aud blurblack do
Ssu.",,or black 20 de Rhine. and Italian silks
it'eh l'rnr ate Chcu", striped Pnultic soc
, Mg,,no' ~, satin aadcl,aly vcs'icg.
,',n, "ncu'ssil aud McIino Shirts sud Drawers
Iiiics ami G.nt.mcn' Glovc., SIX Kid ani Ncrno
threat Lace, Cambria and Muslin EdsinEs aud In.
Nu.Iu r,uds. /, 10 an I Bobhino, Iaces
u inIh Linen Table Linens Iiuckahaek, BTdscye and
. iGi, 81 and 10 Linen she.,inrr
French tnsl'"h sna German Msrinoos, at alprces
nr"wu lui bcsohci -hcciiug, end -inrtiugs
lotion p@udbHgs, Bed Ticking, Furniture and Apron
Guin Traces. satin aud Bonibssiue stoet.
t:tl PIns. spoil I;.uinn
shell nnziI .nI ly.r, 1ou,bs
Silz, satin. n tl,yI. ,r,, g,rr,, SI,,,t,
F,nry II. 80 No., I;'.,-.L.,.I,,''
Together Win many ,fh,T ,r,,-.. a., ,,,,,,,s u, mon
tUu, all IT which viii ,. s,Ii AZ , small y.nc. t.,
New YORK prt.,, ~ eN ''''"
sc 10 IATIIupp 4 y.Nnrupsr<
w fbb' bCOHEst a. HAMILTON Offer Tor
W sae
l'i mn y 'uoa Cihrihrd,si CrptS Porto Rico ami New
.,,, pic'ns gar
~ hbl- ani u boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar, various
,,luahi's
p, '" lil. haNanna sugar
% ouis ''iSiItu ~
on, h.l. anu 10 eIess Moasses OF VARIOUS descriptions
~%'S oaEs Iasa lasuyrai hle, foto hco, ~ J4go and
80, ot',SI 'SIeS
wy Kegs ,ul Nal's
~ I ui,, vouu ~ non r,,
%, 'ls'eI ,, ~ elte' anu hoop iron
-, - inii ~ = "cs,eIn bacon 800
~ - az Lna heI rings 1911
-, -. - 'ia' stitI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
FALL IMPORTATION OF
CHINA. QUEENsMARE, G.


IQN the UtrkIway, dfschar-nE. I au In receipt Of
ID my usual supply of FaI G1rIs, smnury them vi Doe
iuuuIH variety and syD of patterns and shares entirely
new lul altogether Uns luIl9i before iu This market
Also, emily purchased, anil receiving from the
various manufactures 300 this country LARGE stock rich
ant common Cut Pain au1 Pressed GLASS. Of every
frfilOu, Looking Glasses, German silver Britannia
tIstors, Suuu Ware. a. r.-AH which offer hv the
rIcsazc, tcFsckcI 70 ORDER un1r tss most favorable
terms. WM T.. BITGER.
IS 3 doors above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
PACKET BOATS FOR sCoTTsvILLE &
LGNCIlBURG.
Sim MIsN ANNA IFNII.NTs

nIRlron Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL, Cant Hun
~ amt j. Z. tABElI Capt H1ntlcy, wil leave Rich.
ond, from our landing the head II The Bssiu the
above llAgcsou Monday, "Wednesday aui Friday u-
clock, 4 NJ. precisely.
by this arrangement Passengers for Tennessee and
Guayaul"i", will Doe detained Iyurhhutg here.
ioorc our noiis will also connect with the line of Stages
from Srousylc To- S'auufou.
THIS 10 now ihc cheapest and best route 20 The d1
virginia Springs and oilers many uiHcr inducements Go
travellers Tor preference
Tho invalid will hr pleased will hs easy comfortable
AM s1ic passage; The beautiful aud romantic scenery w
delight ic admirers of nature, and hr ir Gar turi and
hcHN cultivated James River low grounds aud highlands
viii graIiy tIr aErru.furt-f tu1 man OF TASTE.
ON our arrival no lNrthHuTE, Passenger have n choice
oi fwo routes 10 tho WHrr Irur Syringe with an assn.
rance tf1t a shall bC sent lines Of Stages running
ovcrthc Natural Brire and by phhrr's Springs anItno
other hy Liberty, fIncaslc aud the sweet springs
BOYD, EDMOND - co.
Rtrnrs0uH. NAV d IzN a. he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
vALUAuLE IHoN AND LANDnD rHo-


TUT subscriber o. authorized 90 sell large 10 Of
LIANT iu h, county of Hut'ourf the properly NJ James
Wood, Lsq lying ON Back Creek a branch Of Jamcs
hvcr, within miles of the River ami uilcs from B.
CItutu On this property there iuCNHausIb.r mines
of iron orc, the that used nj the celebrated Co
vcrtalc Furnace, TIE qualify Of which is not 0uly well
known aud highly approved but believed Q" bC equal 10
any worked Boo tee SaC 0f Virginia kahp both
for bar iron and foundry purposes.
Tho property consists ~ 7ur2 acres NJ lsni Of which
about iltu may bc cal cd dat, and the residue mountain
land puy g acres nt iln whole cleared and mprUy'
C and the balance ts covered with valuable -awus ami
ro1hur timber. The improvements consist " two slw
mills gtsf mill two dwCtrg houses, large barn, smith
shop Sc aU about Boo the centre nt the land, which
is the for the furnace. ll of 2lfctt here
command The whole uf Back Creek constant stream, anil
sufficiently large for the purpose andtRc wood for coal
iug, u abundant quantity, and The orc aud limestone,
usually convenient tn this point
Considering the great advantages NJ this property viz
the approved quality at the orc which will sale
uf the whole production, iu Rchmsnl, AZ the hgcs,
Net prrr. s convenience tn James Rvrr and the rNpec
DtUn 81 hr speedy completion ~ the Canal fo Buchauan
now operation t1 Lyme hhutE the abundance of fuel aud
wafer power aud s location, u The miEtul great grain
growing region. can freely say, that know ut no uuim
proved properly n The slate presenting equal Undue rmcnis
Tor tho manufacture 81 psirun For terms, which viii be
accom- nndttinr, appIy to J. X. ANDERSON,
Fr % Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
ron RENT

For rent, and possession given tho Isf Of Orfo.
ffh Der nrU That vcry desirable House 1uI Ut near
HstM HuruHulu's Spring. late tho property Ut Judge
A-dststIr. Tho house be- large ana convenient one.
with 1l Oh" necessary uutbuiirgs Tor tr comfortable
accommodate Ola largo family Tho IIf contains acres
'ui with un garden. stocked with vegetables bir
r trees with the house br bat ltno present ten.
mi portion Of Na Furniture particularly lltplsdfo tho
rooms Apply ''''' USThCE 4 son