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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

+, ~ rtXTON PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Wil be onr,ea
,e IN the of New Canton, on Monday, lle I'u
,s next all the Real Estate belonging To- Tue aie 1h"'
..., Decreased viz: large and conmodo> Tavern House,
-.;rrir stories. two spacious rooms oeow' pa"
- ai.n OF stairs running mp IN the passage Tour Ioolis
, nr pl.ces passage, porches ahnve aud below, on
II ~ me house, dining 10 the cellar Win IRE
room, good stone Kitchen, smoke HOUSE. uaa.
are stable entirely new, very spacious ear
..yen or eight acres OF land attached Tins iie most
t, .,a,,lon m The town. commanding view up and down
l.-, and canal for several miles Also thal "t AM"
t c,nnns Ferry with large and well finished Store
,,,,an neatly finished, III good style, to snili an
- lG-, house and Ware house, entirely new. Aisn !
a.- wh hs.f lo east 81 the street iradhs
--y Al viii lie offered fer sale on the following terms:
mn IL ;hr purchase money IN hand PAID the baiance ~
, annual M, n-nt> bonds, with approved security, WIN
- n me property 10 the payments ieie oil denver
, ,,,.y wi, be- made known the day OF sale. Persons
property To the day OF SAFE eau We"
l., a a, me subscriber in the place II the above
la should prove unfair then the next TAR day thereafter
JSO. Nancy, -,
Acting Trustee for Louisa B. ,7"dsrs""'
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IaNnIN HANOVER For SALE

A PORTION Of Land belonging 10 Washington Henry
n Academy containing $40 according
ton Board Trustees offered for sale This Land lies
in the county Hanover the road 10 Hanover conrtuisr
nbut miles Richmond and has il large quantity ri
nine and OAK II desired II will be divided into lois 10
ami, purchasers Ii sold privately b.ne the 3lst day Of this
month Saturday. ii will then he offered publicly the rren
,,.,. 49,
near the Academy Col Edwin Shelton Of the Trustees
~ " HENRY SMITH.
Jr,y r. l7-wiws
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i,yrs RIVER = kANAwnA STOCK FOR SALE.

r,I-Rs Ant 10 the provisions Of the charter 9" The James NJ
-, aL In Company, aud obedience 10 ;hc res"ln
,iors -. ~. Beard Directors the undef.he WI" m ht !:
uiy .,ntri Asen, thai purpose, VIII proceed ca Rin
MI, o, a., ~ aurust ISL. commencing al lootlnck ~ NJ
h ,s front dr ot Office of the James River hanaw y"
Company ii Richmond 70 sell ~ i"'c an, ,oh ~
i>, which shows the names {" the Stot kdrS hri
nc. ~ residence tho, known the number :"
,, nod liz Gao h. the principal unpaid
H., thereon up the 18th Gay Of July Si aud he
-. a,,on,, in ,rrr,r from each, W.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

DAPER. PAPER!.-Ihe franklin Manufacturing COMPANY !"
Richmond have hand good assortment ~ L"irr
Can Book Medium. Printing and other lhr 81 warriors
kinds which they rltv" VIII hear cniri-"n ~ Ga'i %f
similar establishment ~ IN. Gina
They therefore III -cii iic patronage q! tc
er friends tho public generally and ready execute
dcr for any description ." paper thai may be- desired winch iy
furnish reasonable n"iicc They request la all "rr-
other communication, may he addressed cii!Cr Ia their
MesS James Sun, r John Richards, sup, ricn
rrta nj thc Paper Mill.
R,rhn,npd s-p t. lsIn. at-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

Y,g>r.RaTE BUSINESS STANDS AT AIcIion,. , :,
IN WEDNESDAY after next, The .e'h 81 1! ~ ,c,;on
,,ruonn will be sold, on the premises, AT public air.i,h
.he,, bidder, most valuable property, ,ua.en =. ~.
i, Main street and li street, now III the occhplh'
~ i + p,ro and MeSsrs. Brockington AMI scai'erso"a
itas ne annual rent of 81 ,o50 This well known anu
-, ~ IL ,iin being on The corner OF the street Leading y
..,.'. Bridge ani most prominent ~ view, anu VT!
~, lif-i Merchants Exchange AMI foS' biice ~ ''
~, ~ property n;rn>icaliy valuable rarely occurs.
, Is,a. ale fourth cash, the remainder ="
aui Il months in equal payments Tor notes psai-
.,.,-,t and secured 10y the property.
LANCASTER, DENNY K Co. .Snrts.
ol-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD will give thr alpre
~ reward apprehension AID delivery sec"icd in
jail that get again. The following five Negroes, Tho
away on The lsi of February last belonging Lower yrd
Panatnn Goorhand county, or SaD for either Of them
Amstead DID, appears older, having lost his font
teeth nv the kick of n horse, s feet II inches high.
Jim Ross 30 years old, yellow complexion small black
eyes high bones shews traces Of Indian blood bou,
feet high
Nnrod about years DID, is getting bald hr his
head has law down look feet inches h..
William Tinsey about 80 years cid, prominent eyes rather
small features dark, black feet ~ inches hl.I
Reuben years Old and stout good ing
and inch high.
These Negroes together, from Richmond They arc,
M doubt IN The country he The hnatin. with
false papers. M. w. sAAiEHS.
Lower Dyrl Plantation, f:Oorhland, co., May .. eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

rT,ES DOLLARS REWARD-Kan AWAY from the subscriber,
living nine miles above Gonrland Conrt house,
Tom Thomas lie is stout well hunt man, about 10
Did feet inches high, Of dark "copper" roor pleasing
wen pokrn and polite H. has no marx about
the face walks fst he appears
burnt, not like those the
Had oznahnrc shi and panaoons,
mud yarn coat. but he Will pass
He has been waiting man. and travelled good deal
in dill parts the State, particularly ahont Norfolk and the
country will give The above reward delivered 10 me,
or secured IN Jail MARTIN JAMES.
Iuly LIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

If the sales be completed day viii be
tinued fromd day TO day, until Completed - -
JAMES PEARcE 7gtat
William b. Chittenden, Secretary II the James River IA
nav ha Company hereby certify that James learce, whose
nam. i foregoing The Agent
of the said Company, duly authorized ny the President and D
rector. 10 make sale Stock Of delinquent Stockholders
from time To Time may be deemed Ia me
nyov,sona nj tbr charter w Is. CHIfTENDEN.
M,
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SIr of Inc Ea plc Hotel und four Tenements adjacent

Sale of the Eagle Hotel and four Isnemenfs aajacen
ny virtue Deeds Of Trust 10 WI: deed b.
- Ahnrr Henry King John 'r"csenbr"ugh AN"
Anthony Robinson, Jr Trustees dated 3lh uct"bef a2-
iced hy the 10 Charles VIM ahhtv Ini>ter
,,ted ri December lS3-and deed by sam furkeit hhd
frances L. Samuel a lur and Holden Khdrs rus
dated lannay, iSi all Of record IN the once oi IN
,u.ln.s u Richmond will br sold, upon Tie premises
IN ph,r auction Monday the Isl day al November nfA
Sil If fair the fair day. three itciicns on Z !"
u,in street Of Richmond Including the properly
called Hotel with the appI,enacts rs uescibcu u
b lvo aforesaid: Also equal Undivided W"e
III I'VE their appuenanccs hcng te f
., on 10Th street. the said city, formerly called me fr"t
lous ana fronting 20 feet 10 inches on Ism
m said CIV being teuemens first mentioned ana De
cr,d IN Iced aforesaid. The sale VIII be made nt "
rr Of ais,ns due under tie deeds ai"f'
es viii convey only title vested IN ten hui lry ore
r nile dispulabr The sale VIII take pace ~ y '
,.,,, nj. not,.
The terms third cash, approved heeo'ans N
!, III IA, hearing interest third III months ahu me iesI
due IN munihs-lhe TWO last instruments !" ol ,a =,
,hc tay o sale Approved negotiable notes Wal ne require" "
,ne ~, In = deed Of tust on tn property
ir sale wi, b. the said deeds >rveraiy' anu y
,b order AMI such and parts of the property " ~, '
t,inrl IN The said deeds respectively, VIII he s"u nhu'r
a. h Mart, aud shares appear by reference - "e
,f,c.aiI And shall not he made GtGff inc pm" "
culanc,s aforesaid either III them, wHl hr md"e u"
une or both Of the such interests as may m sua u"
| them. J'IN 49,, ,"o1 '
t. W nABNEi, Trustees
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
II. RHODES, - -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

For SiiEWi De sold 10 the highest bidder, (oR The
arcs. the 18th !ay Of August my Farm, in the county Of
on the south side III Mttapony river. I'VE miles
b'wlnc-st"rn, aud half miles from the Milford
He Richmoa!, Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad
=: hy survey, acres of which 2.5 are bnitnn
Z i d.c,Hel UNNECESSARY Ia enter into accurate de-
. said Farm. those wishing purchase viii 40 doubt
-'tniar FOR themselves, and viii only say, that this Farm
~ ~ one Of tie best neiehborhoods IN Virginia. MY
i1" - Athens, Caroline county. Persons wishing To
'i'Te-, BY letter, viii be- promptly attended 10.
HILL JONES.
n on-2aMtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

'"l ElRR MILL STONES,-We have on hand, and
prepared 10 make order, at the Peniteniiary Virginia,
flir Viii Stones, of all dimensions.
'eteyei supply Of Burr Block, direct from the best
IN France. Orders addressed To me- will receive lmme-
n'lon Persons in want may depend upon getting good
- article. J. G. WATSON, Agent &c.
l9-.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

e> MT provisions Of Deed of Trust, executed by
on Glenn the subscriber bearing date the 29lh no
80 and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince I'd
o1Gfi CONT, shall proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder
n',>r< nr ash Saturday, The li,h day Of August
E ic; Of Land wherenn the sad Gideon Glenn formerly
,p. IN The county of Prince Edward, and containing
II The tc 10 The said land Is believed I" b" good, but
'cy u;ly such title is vested IN hv virtue Of said
+t-,! ABRAHAM vENABLE
1g-llwtas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

tEla conformity with the provisions of the will Of J"
IN Nl-> deceased, firm of Joseph Marx & son . this
solved. The unsettled business Of the concern will be at
."hy SAML. MARX, SnrrriHg Partner.
lx wi continue business III his own name,
- onu account
NOM. IllN 1911. II. 2O-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

ar There wan he sale and fancy alccs, nn Wed
nesday the August, fair otherwise ,hr NEXT iair Day
\. railroad for tlir purpose "' aiding To hn
the Episcopal being erected n Hanover Co house
' 49, ~ - 22-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

I1,o FARMERS AND MIiLERS-Iiavinr = large fire li"oi
War hn,sr immediately the Basin, ~ Rchm"ni We e
c.ye tobacco gram hour hy the Canal nee 81 al 'e''c
nj Lalaa. aud r lie usual COMMISSIONS ont &c
communication, being extensive and airs, farmers '"uh h' p
cure depository Tor their gram 'cti aaNia'cS "'u
an ali cou..nl-nts rendered f'oity INSURANCE
can be m c;ea desired al the rrty Lowest 'iit>
~ " ' LEWIS t.. DIAN & SDS.
Administrations Ca>ke Co.. James Grey, Richnoni -
,puel Miller, John ilullins l.ynchtnrg
We keep constantly hand supply oi lump IN"
best Liverpool SACK salt - - ~ ~,
I,I,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27
July =.

I1EYITENrIARY SHOES &c-A large and Wen a->"'
| storl If heavy plantation Bognes Side Leather KIP any
c,fsk;n Shors Sc, -nirnay manma'tntrj maar 81 ie
hes, material for sale, the Store, on iiih s'r't.
discount will he hi" ana thr
credit gwen 10 pcnt,ua dealers. a, :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

particular information may be had, hv reference 10 jern
Norton ESQ., who will be in Richmond untiI the Goth ui
nd after that period, his Farm adjoining tc ll"rse
u b, letter addressed me, Racoon ferd r o., cnptper
Is. ", GEORGE MORTON.
i ~ >. ls.l loft
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ID. VI. !Ioyt Il Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office.
RICHMOND, Va.


f1NODai we give Se cieits Tor hh.ut pirins the month
hre VIII he scattered over thr country more than three
hon Fl doiarsPzes Of y thousand dohGr ..iriy oasand
trn'y hoGsd" % are among ihe ~"ar OF hee viii he
them bat Arrays bear in mind, that c0"aef them unless
y"n hGr- a hcsef
Correspondents dcS"us OF obtaining one OF these splendid
prizes. n" ADVISED 10 lose nr III "rwnins Their orders
Head QsfE:crs fOr Pri:s. HDlF & 60.
SCHEMES FOR ACGuST
VIRGINIA MOAtiNGALiA InTTtHl, Class j. for 1911, 10
be- drawn III Alexandra, Va. August az;
GRIND Captch
prize OF S3n.G00 Prize Of 5000
d.. l0muD do. 1886
do. iooo do. 5na
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

AND e: seh s e sn II s
sc Julv y Oft
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!liu:bie fnrm IN Ciarks county 10. safe.
1s-g the Farm upon which reside, IN Clarke c"un
4,' IN" from the Shrnando IN river, anu th'N "ee
.- lta,-r', Ferry II contains upwards Of ei-y- i'in
49, II limestone land, of which about three hundred are
,b.re! There ar. ueverailing streams oil water
r. llan ii, lnon of which there are two merchant
- and oae saw mil and all OF them within one mile oil
a.tru. c;,, .;t
I. consist of large ana wei hhshe" VI.
i e. n.,qy A. GOOD a. new containing eight ro"msthe
ti-rc! with slate and the cellar paved WIN fiek. ne
nf hrcS, and correspond WIN te dweiine
Fl-,. are tenr!-ntS also, convenient distance Tor
4ui wagon maker, with good shops Tor n"'n. II.
- under improving system for many years, ana
aa-t,,hv AMI excellent neghbofheod; and VIII, WIN
'- >hvw 10 wishing 10 purchase; anu VIII the
cf sale, which may he asce!taned also
,y hy letter. Wishing effect sale before the ISL OF
M Nfn shall leave home for few weeks, request hosr
nv b diseased 10 see or correspond with on The sub
>. mi, - !, ,,hoI; delay JAMES NJ. HITE.
Near White Post, Clarke CO.. Va
49,. S-tf
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EXCHANGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE subscriber DESTROYS 10 meet the wishes Of The ira
yelling community has The pleasure IL niortn. III
friends added about fifty new aud AIRY rooms !" NJ
Hazel which h. Will enable hi 10 accommodate al W"
house From the encouragement liz ma Re
ccyrd determination 10 meet Iiif views as iiF -
s,r 81 ms friends ia,lrr himself shat Old friends viii
,iuur and new ones lie induced Ia give a lis
pnSinaun DepuiI, and The several Sa:""a
The large ventilated apartments, aud healthy i'"t
non make II i desirable place f Suuihtn wr! 4, Nm"ih
Travellers Respectfully,
JOSEPH JEWErT, Praprnt,r.
.gt-.
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SAMUEL R. PAINTER,
SO Waier street, .Nen YORK,
Uiain ano "eAoi ll0-Gm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

1 l.EENARLE LAND Fu. SA!E.-lhr thniI-and
- BIrnrm Land heretofore advertised. l for sale
TERMS &c. val be made known rs j. W. SAUNDERS Ed, Char
lai;.-sil" az hy JAMES ROSS.
-lurp / EFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

il Tracts of Land good state of improve
,r corcr aud plaster ac, finely n2on them They ar now
.Hition hn. abundant III corn, wheat, tobacco
ne well adapted such selection Il valuable
rires offered those who may seek an investment III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

sYTuEAT-FANS ana other Agricultural implements, {" az
f'','' minus rESiTENTIaRr STORE, InA .,-::.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

whom the President appoint 10 make inquiry Respecting
tins subject
"pi-s OF tins correspondence, and ao ii c instructions Z"
dat and OF the letters from ,h Department. a'r
herewith transmitted
Rrsnp shin .L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

sHl NE or THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
AZ ans of my three Farms all oil winch
! l.,l.ly ! region Is any IN Virginia
E.,. N orange county, On the Rapid Ann rlSct
.'aaer luA The Raccn Ford and about 80 miles from
..r. il contains q25 between and tO0 o Which
r.t TIN woodland i well tim'sred and situated lhis
& i N, r-crn assessment, was valued higher, by sworn
nm as tr,ct of land in Orange county! ~ has large
-. {. lai.- w,i rooms, and usual out.hulldnes.
He" !,t opposite Soldiers Rest, IN Cuieper county
~ VARIABLE |, contains abon, 100 acres oi ahu oe
at TO II mich are cleared and la of The cleared land
py cronna- The woodland is well timhered ana mhci
"a produce tine tobacco. Ii has small TWO story dwell
. Ne, ,,,
~. II, rs in the bend Of the Robinson river, Gull
p NriS OF Mr. K. 7. Willis, aud within ab"
Il Cog', House IL contains $50 acres-iho "i
a. cleared, h,f III least ot the cleared iahu IS ie
8 :''ini> aud the hill ilnd scarcely less valuable
u, Farm, amt VIZ. Nn,. +. Glussail's, have understood
m n.r tie OH as>es-m-ut valued 81 the price, and
~, other land county Of Cupepcr, which then
lppaianm"ck. THIS Farm has small dwellin. house,
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Having rurcr-rd Of Ja;rrm lay "r -" their stock !" !hi
Goods. them IA taxi thcir fa Importation 81"
arrival ulri The Tor sale 1T wr>hlr upon tt h'i!
Il The heretofore nl,i.d by them.
We keep hand tine assortment Of BRUSSELS
ry, kdirnin.r Venetian Carprtin and Rugs, which
will bc sold, wholesale ~ retail al low prices
RICHARDSON 4 o.
Richmond, IulY l. lsil. 16-la'-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Tuesday, Jniy 20, lc1l.

10 General consent, the SPEAkEIt lad beiore UT
House The following Message from the President o
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Macon 2. o., Va, July 81, 1871.
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NOTICE Tile suisse ,hrrs i;i> ay entered into cos
~ net,ip and business ,ls city under he In
Of Richardson < 10. "
ROBERT /. RICHARDSON,
BENJAMIN W. R!tEIAEilSnN.
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The Petersburg Statesman will publish above AMI send s
account Ia This office for settlement
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

rsfaass.s aaustat.s.is.
aa asssaaa aasF us faH rs
a. assaH t.aaassss.a u tfsrf annr
- e a eesa naA .a-satuN Hruaud
~ Aan aaf.sa aaf
a haw huaw lha raaaa.
aFr sassh aas sas,asaat alaand
sos faasfsa s.a aasaa.s ar.aaaf faa uiH taks
saaa tF aa saaasss aae
a.asa a nt.aas.aareaasat s ats saaiahs buss
$50 faa.aasFaai as taaaaa. aas aa-sr asstaaes r-
Haaa ~en. As aaaa aa~u aaa ssvst b. latu
haa a naa la aaas ss aa naHani lg @h~ei
.aa fasa aas aas aa.as.sa afssua. Sad hrfaro 3
naaaaas as 20 aa.aas 81 49, ssrsassT Go rauie be-
.sss asauaea aa auarFssnssr mass had chusnn
sfasa Paaa aaa aakaas 80 b uars We hs.Essi
saas ~ uaa@s s@saass lhs F'tueoton roaa a
aifas assaanes saa.ss ase Hs@e aaa was' Hwahls 30
W e - us'aF .sas'F stp ass@g r.uusi The
orwfNla a n.auh taa aaspaa gasas uhsrs tive reaa
.s.pasnsaaa Sos saaft bsa naFrs
"a haa slrs ~ ttsarasa ha4 aav hsEars us
aefs asaaraFu $50 asurh shr sursay pFssuea
ws'i 49, rasass asa vi asarass ues gaH.ni Fellows
ssss hrea uu ~ usrt ash 49, rutsassssaa Of
as~sstsls Fletar a. 90 assw rupsaiy maarrr 90
~ .asarsaetasa at wsas eassfsd By aad.ng our-
s1isvs ahsua--a aaid. gusek gash euahis4 ~ o.
Fsafh a sanu9 auaa usfi,su ths sss--aad rap a.,
laafag asuui uhss1ud iuts lhs utbat road. We
s-s aiuusa Ehs 4assarssssd sasssy 80 sarseudsr 10
haf au haul ruFsafsed usFsaf "a bead quurtors a.
ias asa camp af Crtanri -----, va an
uasmrs euF sucesus
TEE sxultaftua af a,af ca8atfysaua on learning
1iss viesssy ~ fr1asoa. ao pea ptrtgfs. One
yer.ai saout OF srlary saii~d Cfum MnssHc hu.
a@ts 60 Geufgla--sud we ~srv hailed ssery " here
a. be- stoafs 81 e1r csantry. The dropping
sps.ia % u4a SO ,nssts wsss seantu.atsd by the
Ro-ss and me ensu,y parali4sd BY The blow, re.
res 80 in disorder uavsardPrincoton and New Bruins
Nt-s y ears have lss-ssl away since then; bat
shall %, got ne BArrlE OF TRExroE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

npus siaisd. when bis employer expressed some
isafs thut be would IN an evil hour, forget bis
"iut,on. The laborer replied that he was confident
thai be could keep his engagement, for, said he,
"afiaLiag ram IS IKE the rule Of uree-moro re-
eufrss up0re and Tess requires less
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

TO .raas.af
a sHnaH
49,. % cess HHa asaa.1Ef
s..rsasa.s 70 He Hamsaafast
A. aaas aH aa HaeaaH asae.
30. a.s8 as.eNf t aWa
-faa ua ss .ansftnd M ass
Hr-s#HF fHF HFaIsnsts3 HEF ahe
.asts Hhff wrr- So AS aef'auaaasaas
azr1s.ss lafy a.h i'n .naefiea f
.s.rssa rrcartinglf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

Smart for Lad. A gentleman who was short
time since travelling in the State Of Maine, inquir.
ed of little lad by way Of testing tho youngsier's
nowledge, ifhe could tell him what state he was
in.
Yes sir, ''replied the boy, lit ooster be called
Maine, but it amt nothing now"
Nothing, you say-how can that be-
why, cause it's stepped oui--ihey say the state
has gone for Harrison, clean out West and they
don't expect il back for four yours.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

ASEoDoTE worthy old sea captain of our &C
qua'ntance once took on board large number of
passengers at port IN The Emerald Isle, to bring
to this country. On approaching our coast, he as
usual sounded bat found no bottom. ''And die ye
strike the ground, Captain inquired one Of the
frishmen. "No,' was the reply "And will ys
be so good to tell us, rejoined Pat, 'how nesr
We came to ii?"- RoSton Cuitioat9J.
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STARTING CHILDREN IN THE WORLD.

The following extract contans sentiments aud
facts which cannot be too frequently read, to9
deeply impressed upon the mind
"Mauy an unwse parent labors hard s. lives spar
insy all his life, for the purpose of leaving enough
to give his children a star, in the world az it 10
called. Give your child sound education, and
you have enough for him. See too that his morals
are pure, his mind cultivated, and his whole nature
made subserv lent to the laws which govern men.
and You have given him of what will be of more
value than the wealth of the Indies. You have
given him a start which misfortune can deprive
him OF: The earlier you teach him to depend W
on his own resources, the better"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

mEe as France, our population would be $4,000.
COO. The whole area of cultivated land in Great
Britain and ireland, is about forty -9vo millions Of
ncTes. ~ -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

The United States contain 300 600 square
mites. One half Of this is settled, and contains "a
bout $4,000 600 of inhabitants. If the United
States numbered as many iphabi,ants TO the square
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

Pork, two years ago, was shipped IN immense
quantities to tns market from the Buckeye state.
This year Michigan has surplus, and pork IS nov
purchased in city, TO pack Tor the eastern naS
ks,-. Northern .7Gr. Mith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
WHEELING posT OFFICE.
NEW MAIL ARRANGE MEN
oREAr MAIL

NEW MAIL ARRANGE MEN
oREAr MAIL
Prom Fa'tarrivesa at 81 o'clock. 4. NJ.
To West departs at % o'clock. \. NJ.
From West. arrives at s o'clock. \. NJ.
To East, Departs nj 8 O'Clock: \. NJ
Northern or Sieubenville Mail. Arrives ut 20
minutes after M. and departs at halfalter one. Z. NJ
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays at -. NJ. Departs Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. at I o'clock. 4. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays. at 9o'clock. z. NJ Departs Mondays &
Fridays at 5o'clock. \. NJ.
WoOdsiield Mail O. every Thursday. 9n'clock.
A. W Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. T.. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSa'urday. OF ii o'clock. A. NJ; Departs same
days at l O'Clock p. NJ.
NlorgnntoWn Mail arrives, Tuesday, 6 o'clock r.
NJ; Departs "Wednesday. 6 O'Clock. A.. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld be
deposited by 4 o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage 0 fJorc,gn letters must be inyaria-
bly, paid.
Office open at 81 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
ID. AGNEw. p. NJ.
P.S. The office opens on Sundays after the pre-
paraiion Of the Eastern mail. which will be usually
at half after nine, a. NJ. and remain. open ONE
HOUR. Juno 10