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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
HUGH w. SfIEFFEs.
Attorney at Law.

STILL continues to practice in the various
Courts of Augusta, Rockingham, and Pen
dleton Counties. His Office is next door Il
the General Stage Office.
Stanton, Feb 25
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
FOR sale at DR.. f. BERKEL EY'S store.
Stanton. Feb 25
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
NOTICE.
Valley Turnpike Notice.

A General Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Valley Turnpike Company will be held
at Woodstock in the county of Shenandoah,
on Monday the l2M day Of .4priI nert. for the
purpose of considering the provisions of the
act of the Legislature of Va, passed at its
present session, and for the transaction ofsuch
other business as may come before the meeting
j. S. CARSON, Clerk.
March
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
Valuable REiis Property
FOR SALE OR RENT.

"AssssNs1 lfHhRA rOssChty
FOR SALE OR RENT.
fE>HE subscriber feeling the infirmi,;es a.
4 rising from age, and wishing to contract
his business. would offer for sale or rem. his
mills /; consisting ola
MERCHANT MILL, COUNTRY MILL,
AND SAW MILL,
situated within aquarter of mile of the main
road leading from Staunton to Lexington, by
way of Middlebrook and Brownsburg, about
SIX miles from the former and five from the
latter. These mills having undergone tho
rough repair last fall, and situated in fine
wheat-growing country, would afford fine
business to any person wishing to engage in
such business. There is about
go on 20 Acres oGEash
attached to it, principally wood land, little
MEADOW and more could be made.
a further description Of the above property
Is deemed unnecessary as those wishing to
purchase would view for themselves.
JAMES McNUTT.
Feb 25--3t
The Rockingham Register will copy 81
and forward account to this office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

VA LIZ IA kSL IL PROP EXTY
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IF not privately sold before Friday the ed of
April next, of which due notice will be given;
the Subscriber will on that day offer for sale,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, that
VALUABLE PROPER tx
lying twenty miles West of Staunton, in the
County of Augusta, near the intersection Of
the Stanton and Parkersburg, and the Warm
Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpikes, known
by the namo of OAKLAND. This place. is
well known as one of the most desirable Ta-
vern Stands in Western Va. The buildings
are IN good repair, extensive, and well sIran-
ged. On the premises are several Mineral
Springs, which, with its peculiar advantages
Of location, BIC. render this susceptible Of be-
ing made place Of considerable summer re.
sort. There are about
1900 eGCKES
OF Land, very large portion (which is lev
! ell, and being well adapted to grass, it would
make first rate stock Farm. The uncleared
portion abounds with timber of the first quail:
ty for lumber of every description, all of
which is easily accessible: The increasing
demand for lumber, the facility afforded by
| the Dry Branch Road now nearly completed
| for transporting it to Stanton and the sur
rounding country, and the recent invention of
aportable Saw Mill, which can be worked
by horse or other power, will make this TIM
Der source Of great profit to the purchaser.
1t will be sold entire or divided into two tracts
as may be desired, and am determined TO
sell if any thing like its value is offered. AZ
ter the sale ofthe land a variety Of PERSO-
NAL PROPERTY will be offered for sale;
| Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN EDMONDSON.
| Feb 25
G7-'rhe Richmond Wing will please copy
the above weekly till day Of sale and forward
| account to this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & Go
LAW LIBRARY OF THE LATE JUDGE HARporp

-" hihNAhh VT lHE LAlE JUDGE BARBOUR.
AT AUCTION.
90 MONDAY, tie 18Th day Of December ne,t. d, g ~
~ =, ~ We S seiI a. our auction store the Law Ii
The terms OF sale will be cash bot on all sums nj -, mo-
upwards credit ct 6J days will be given Tor NJ
Calaosues VII be ready the books can be examined
two days previous tie sale.
THIS Library comprises valuable AMI T,rS ,l ,isIs
in ulnlpst ABOUT siN hundred volumes CONSISTING
OF the uo useful works and generally tIr besf FIt
anonEst which arc almost 40 the m0siyaluabIe ecpt,r
VOTES su1 hggstsi and more fl8n three huuH, ID volume
Chanccry, State aud Federal. 80" -"'
ncf with iu any Library u The Un5n n1ii1g ri,r
asslons rsang for more imam thirty five ySaTs fis i5
~ ocF hooks ealing on the subjects and n is re-
p ~ esIooay, wherever ary case subscg ucuty
which was thus cited, by which al glance Of tb - ,
readers attention drawn 10 The volume @ t ~ e Re
approved oyctfuet modified s1pIainof. ami ON he
nargns OF an hI. ho ss arr, n ike msnnrr rs,Srrr y,
whai is stid, decided boz 4y other I11t vl.i 1851
ss.,4a oL anaosy 20 he point in question Whilst fbs
cNf7ordinary degree true in refl lon % certain
~oIs. and ggcsis, which she late proprietor sc ss 40
meniares saunders on headings ami Eviisnsc sp Nj
eiii,r pS,,' ~ i " leh on opening 90 p1ri-
hnslsh and American. bearing on that p0inf ,t -
kind amount o. many tl11ssG,is i H. -g,ss el ihis
noi section OF any public statute his ropv III T,te NJ
syn wllch hc has not made references 10 aid ts osss
british and American, ancient and modern r.i.rSf -
T',lc, WHICH have Evcna construction Co TO-
ora
" rs ls commonly called 81 worth iess than r,g bs
I lnc lule Su u confidently asserted that Hc Iilt4ry
IN quesiuu Il 81 much more valuable han thc ssrr 49,
u.-nt oul ~ book store, that 90 b. dcuit a i've Al -
uon, y IVY ''''' % 'eseilp'
INC reader may form stme conception offhs bepcsr r
uc VIII only eaHio mua that when be opens f1ot =, 49,,
enc case or potni, he has bic eve once dt s.e ~ ~
rclcrcnc cein me margins, fo 200 Che booEs ana sur..
caring UPON lha case or point, which close afrTy ~
more lhin irry- years enabled the late rra5sfr 81
'cIel 20 ius supcrscng she necessity Vt hs crrauo.F
uE me same toll o. any 1tbrr, but o. rrufn mo ,s
Z" "N.N nc % reitfreh o. ~ thuc q l6 NfidIs tfr-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
oREsf a moRLIna,
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA,

XHoULD respectfully inform their niends and the pub
w lie aensIsily ihsi ihsy have on b,ad very es,sn
sueh Al. super Diamond, Wave and Plan beaver Over
cessIFrsea coas-Do DO made y the mos, Fashionable
Cont Dress and rroek Coats eveix variety % color
vcs Of Plain and Fancy Velvet MsaS Cs-s@s4e c,b
satln aud SILK Flannel Lambs Wool shaker KuIi Shirts
and prawcrs-searfs cravsi suspenders, Cloves Hose,
Our sasoru eni beinr made by ourselves We can witt,
woTsmsnship~s OF which We viii se On as res.onaSls
terms the quality be purchased for In
We also have hand SAMPLES Of the latest ye Cloths.
CsssmeIes anil vestinss which VIII make 10 order in
the most aShionslo manner, at short notice. and
no rs 2m slsn Of Ore@ a Moriins
TO DEALERS N BhUsH tss.
are last Ia receipt Of an invoice (dIeet from the
w manuiae,ureD Of Brushes Of various kinds aud
Shoe Brushes, Nos 1, 2. \
Horse and Furniture do, various kinds
Nal s AND T TaSss'' 49, In great go variety
no Is INIoEs a BROTHER.
ss ssS'e it;. Is Gseeyss 'Pd SPsTin. g ,
DRY GOODS selected in the pssi ten dayr nom the si
imPonalions and they will be offered To my friends aud the
does not permit AN attempt Al enumsraon-lt sur:ec
HcIy rich style = lks and Popins
VERY rich and various styles OF Velvet Chene, Cashmere
las &e TSo raiSy S.ss e. 'y m1s,
and all tastes can be suited
VERY many choice and cheap OF Mou,n lie Lame
Toe variety in this way now here and to arrive. fol
\ than have seen, snd buyers are Invited
PLATA Mazarine blue French MeIino
Plan Mouralng Collars, at 25 cents end other styles
LADIES' Merno and silk Vests OF superior quaut,
Geotlenen's Merino, silk AMI Lambs wool Shirts an,
Cambre iIdLGa, Pine lawns, Linens. Diapers sc.
lies, Points, Black MouseIn de LANES, Heavy 6ssl
I Mourning shawls, Velvet Neck Ribbons, GinshaIns
! noH THOMAS r. PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

DY virtue Of deed of Trust eGecusd to subscri.
ID beTs, the ls day Of February la, by James Hg
the payment Of certain debts therein
81, duly recorded In tho Clerks once Of the
County Cour Of Hanover viii offer for sale publicly 10
tho highest bidder, cash, the sea the let
cay % December sii, tho Tract Of l. nd which The
said resides lying he upper end Of the Coun
OF Hanover, adjoining tho Inds OF David Rice, Solo
Harris and others, and containing 800 acres he the
same more or less.
Attic time and place, and u.on the rame terms,
aud by OF the said deed shall sell pubncy "a the
hg bidder the slaves conveyed ny the sail deei, TO
wit al neru Frank negro man John, negro man
George named Edmund and Winston, negro woman
Rcity, and BOYS Pser Page and woman Lucy ami
three children Font dine, Names and Dayy together with
the increase females the date Of the said deed
Acting Trustees shall convey only such title as Is
GEORGES FLEMING,
no l9-el0' PATRICK PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
IANn EnR sAIE

'IHE Farm, a. present iu the occupancy Of Mrs sarah
Brown, lying In the County Of Hanover, inmriisfriy
on the rad lea ling from Richmond 10 louisa Cpurt HousS
u miles rom ne former place, aud below gooarq IA
rrn, s offered Cor sale This FHrn contains about Nm 49,
euo which arc cleared and The reminder portion III
which might EASILY be maic valuable Meadow is On wois
Or quito 10 reimburse the purchaser There is hrre
ana rommOoug Dwelling, together with nli necessary f
buildings, and fine orchards Of choice FRUITS moi, M,
place. moro particular description 10 deemed nnneers
those disposed a. purchase will doubtless a.,
view the premises fnot previously disp1sedoC Ia viii ~
oTcrCdfo the highest bidder, rubc auction an ii.
premises, on TUESDAY, the 2la 81 December orrf wv
TERMs-Nadc known BY applicant n the aJIbssri,,r
cithcr ~ person or BY letter tos pad) sddrcsscdo Ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
EYrENs1rIr I'LL.

WILL be sold at the late residence of DR. Stephen SUIT
w ton deed To the upper end of King William
~ on the 2Snd day OF December credit Of II
months the CROP Of Corn, isng OF loo O
Tels, blade and Fodder Shucks and straw the stoc
Of Horses and Mules, which well broke ami likely,
5yoke ofptime oEeu, stock OF Cattle sheep aud Hogs
Plantation Utensils ousehold aud Kitchen FuTnitnrs
Among the Horses, area thorough bred Mare and two
Cctus Colts.
The sale will be continued from day 10 day until the
whole PcIishable Estate - disposCdof
For all sums over ~. bones. with approved security.
will be required before the delivery ofthe properly pur
chased For that sum and under, cash will be expect
ed.
All persons indebted 10 the Estate Of DIR STEPHEN SUIT.
ton, decd arc requested 10 make immediate paymcnf;
aud those having claims against it, requcstedto pre-
sent them before the Jay sale that tie nee
~ steps may be taken for their payment
ELIZA SUTTON,
Administrative Of DR.. stephen sutton,
no 26-c3t Deceased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
sHERIFF'S SALE.

WILL be soli 90 the highest bidder a. Ws,-to.p "a,
w rcedcn-c ~ Mathew Vaughan On ne ny, ~, ~,
pt1 hMtEk NtNf, under oi der Of ne t'sy,f, ~ ~
y ucntico, maIc under an attachment 10 favor,f 49,
Adatns agaua Henry Vaughsn, about $50 b.rreis - go
several Horses Cows sheep, Hogs. Hay Foltfsr tt
Iol ani hnrhon furniture, Farming Utensiis tV,-oss
on the day Of sale. n ~ f y, - ieiins
no % uid ID \ or aoraf. = nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
y. Id. HERNARn

Having bought Peasants Bliics New Job Printing OF
nee. snd moved into Tho Museum building, up stairs Is
now hctcr prepare Than ever 10 execute an kinds 1
Job and Fancy Work. His large assortment Of TYNE ami
Presses, will The assistance offhe best workmcn viii rna
the best manner.
lie returns his thanks his friends and the public for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed him and
hopes by suct attention 10 business to merit cohtnu.
ancC Of their avOIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
BY ROBERT HILL s co.


REGULAR SALE DAYs-M5Haays Wsanss4ays apf
FTladys sale for Horses, every SATURDAY..
front Of our Auction store ' "
noe mahogany Wardrobe
Mahogany Tables-pine DO
3 high do do
Bureaus, wOIkslnds and washstar,ls
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
d1z Chars
5 day brass Clocks
do do DO
Wooden Alarm DO
Plain DO do
GROCERIES, &c
1890 lbs Bacon, hog round
Butter Lard, Wine
Herring, Tobacco, soap, Sugar
Boots, shoes, sc.
ADDITIONAL.
Wrapping Paper Of al sizes
Wiring DO OF various qualities
Letter do do
ADDITIONAL
VIII be added to the above, bags Of foe Java Coffee
no - X III. a co, Aucts
Owing 70 the inciemency ofthe weather the above sale
IL postponed until Wednesday, December Isl AZ Id 0i
CLOCK noD a CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
AGENCY FOR TYPE FouSpRy

The subscriber having been appointed Agent Tor yN
HAGAR cos Tyre Foundry New YORK. viii execute
orders for any Of Book and Newspaper Tyne or
other apparatus for Printing from tho above known
establishments az favorable Terms they can he Oh
iaincd IN The Eastern Cities specimen % their Tvpo
and Ornaments can 10 seen bv calHa my Prnfirr on
nee, Museum Building, Richmond, Va
no II m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
PRINTING FICE,
AGENCY FOR TYPE FOUNDRY.


pLEAsANTs a BAILIE have this Jay sold TO Mr p. u.
BERNARD their hook aud Office Mr. is 100
wen known as skill PRIMER, 10 require commcnda ion
tom us-thtI"nrc would only ask that those friends
who have literally favored US, will continue their nat
ronacc 20 successor under the confident belief haf
ample justice will be doLe them.
PLEAsANTs a BAIIIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
$40 600 ais 600

Va. MVnongalia LOuery, Extra Class No 3-To be de
ternnesi by drawing Of the Grand Consolidated L1e.
~, Class B for 6i-To be drawn at Wilmington Del on
THURSDAY, Dec 3Oth lS4 Grand Capt4ls-s4O0O0 1902
lOOon 90 30j 2eO 30 prizes Of 100, ca Of COO CO
OF 800. l2l OF 80 Tickets only tlO halves .;
ters ~. Certificates Of packages Of 70 wholes, tl3J
shares In proportion.
n- For Tickets and shares certificates OF packages
In the above splondid Lotteries, ad.iress
q GREGORY 4 co.
Mana GERS, Richmond Va
M Drawings sent Immediately af;sr they 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
BY LANCASTER, DENLY 4 co
GROCERIES. Sc. AT AUCTION

GKUCEKIES, &c AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, Let December, at our store, com.
mencing half pas; 10 o'clock preeisely, will sell
without reserve, variety Of staple Groceries, among
which, are
81 CroE New Orleans Porto Sugars in hhds and
barrels
Beet Cincinnati Cured BACON. assorted
Green Rio, LSruayrs and Old Java Coffee
Sui quchannA Whisky, old and superior
Prime Retailing Nolasses
Northern Butter. In tubs
Window Glass Indigo Tea, etc. &C.
Terms-4 months credit
no2 Ida co, AuetA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
$4,000.
is drawn numbers out Of rs.

Va LeesbuTs Lottery. Extra Class No B-To be deter
m1od by the drawing OF the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class A. for lSil-To be drawn Wilmington, Def Thurs
day, Oil Dec 1871. Grand Capitasl prize Of $4,000.
iOO, 7OOn 5OD 800 2slO 2SO 100 100 l6O0 1900 1900,
l0O o 2D' On OF 100, etc Tickets $40 haves5 quarts
TO- Cereatcs OF packages Of 70 whoes, sl3J-shares
N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

Va Monoassns Lottery, ClAss o. for ls4i-To be drawn
Ale Handria Va Saturday, the llth Dec 1871 DIl.
liant scheme sl00. l2o0O Goo. 4O0 349l 10 prizes OF
1850 10 Of 1850 10 Of iOd1 10 Of 49, etc Lowest prize
tl2 Tickets 10; halves s. quarters 81. Cerheaiss Of
packages Of 20 whole ekes, s20-sbaresin proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

Va welkburE Lottery, Class N, for let-To be drawn
In Ale TanJIa Va, SiuIi the i6h Dec l-fl. Capt
60 Of Do, i3l OF ~, Tiekets only sO, halves 8;
quartsrS2 90 Ceni6caies Of packages OF ~ whole tick
cts, Sl3l-shaIes Ia pIOportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
BY DAVENPORT & ALLEN.

GROCERIES, &c.
On THURSDAY, Dec. 2 al IOi o'clock n our AueiIoo
Store will tie odsred the articlcs 10 close s.e
30 b1gs RIO Coffee
p half pipes Imitation Brandy
100 boxes mould Candles
40 bbls No I HerrnEk, Y. e.
2JO boxes Buuc Raisins
100 Do Brown soap
SO Reams Wrapping Paper
IS hhds Moassss
IL half chests Extra Tea
p hhds Porto Rico sugars
"h'skey, &c.
SALT.
80 Sacks Salt, Kpected Ia time
POTATOES.
VIII he added 10 the aove, 7OO b1ahr Mercer Potatoes
TKsHs-UndeT slUO, cash. OO. Z mouths tor ap-
proved paper. DAVENPORT A ALLEN
nON<y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

A Member ofihe Union Theological Seminary, ~ York.
n who compelled by Ill health 10 suspend his studies
wishes either collegiate private Tugorshp, the
south situation Classical school would DC accept
ed.
the applicant has had TuoTship In Of tho south
states, give the hest oftesumOHias quail
fcations. Address post paid, IL. L. W., PERM Amboy
New Jersey. no 2-e6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

Va. wellsburs Lottery, Class L. for lsil-To be dawn
AZ Alexandria, Va SATURDAY. the ffh Dec ISL Bril-.
liant scheme sJOOuo lOOO, 50 o. 1000. 5lo0 32 30 pd
Of 1910, 90 Of COO 90 Of 4OO. Tekeus only $40
halves g. quanefs 90. Ceithcates Of packages Of n
whoes el3O shares In proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
TRUsT SALE

virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed by Bey Herb In
- Us loT eenaln purposes therein mentioned, an II
record 10 Tie Crss Office 81 the county court OF Pow
haia We shall on TIT RSpAN the 23d lay OF Dec mber
next al the BLACK Hcth Coal Pits offer for SAL for cast
70 the highest bidder, ~ NEGROES chiefly men and one
otihem most valuable carpenter and house joiner
MILES &. SEIDEN
,,. JOHN c. McCREDiE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
By lNLoES s. BROTHER.

WIN be .old, on we,neEii, morning The Ia December
aCarriage Driver whose character NAV be kpovy Nv 49,,
plying TO David Anderson, j., Esq. ~ ~
uogo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

y. @. GREGORY & co. Managers.
Office on Main, 2d door below corner Of Main AM
l4th streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
VALUABLE DWELLING Ann I.ANn
EnR Sal L @---NO

Il
NE residence Of the late Mai Hugh Davis Is now fer
eu private sale. This farm situated or tn. Mss,
brtlge kealS miles from the city Of Richmond
tains about $50 acres $50 oftlhs is arabic i,nJ .J
OF which Is now very productive, and Inc whole
bic OF the highest state Of Improvement Tbe rssil "
ne4Ny covered with wood, mostly oak Of virgin grnyb
ms Iad Is adapted TO the culture OF corr wheat o,fs
clover AMI the Yarlous kinds Of grasses raised IN ~
mate. The garden, which large ami has be.1 --i,
win reference 10 marx citing a most valuable r.
orchard Us very extensive ant surpassed by few III
ne county Tor the variety and quality Of its fruit m
Dwelling Is spacious built brick and fnfshe
out with the most durable materials no neal .fyte
inanslip Persons wishing 10 examine bis nyaTs, III
De sheWn u by Goddn Henry l. Carter 80 .i.
o Son WI make known the price, terms OF paytnent
ETC. which VIII be liberal large portion being iG.rJ
paid. annually PuhetuaIy
N.R-should this property (Which NAV h. 1vt,o4 g.,
SUI SgvsIal persons not be sold by TUESDAY the ann
Gay OF November instant II will thar tay be sit -
ley upon ihe premises, Al u O'clock NJ no 24sotss
land NEAR THE CITY FOR SALE
lit subscriber offers for small tract of Land -,
= his resiience and within one mile OF the eornos,
me LUIS - tract OF virgin SOIL containing about n
Les' OF winch has been recently cIeareI ami
portion OF prepared for meadow The Residence h,H
on II rich growth Of Young oak, hickory ana SoS9
IheTe arc several pretty sites for Cottages rns, -
stesoI trees, Win good spring conti-uoDS hsI
ms and 70 be divided into several lots 10 anil
guIehaserS should this property be sold befors
Iuesdayl the 3Jth Instant, twill be sold on that Az %
the premises, At y O'clock ". 1'i uPOu
a LsO, for sale good work horses yoppg ,Dd 80,
and broke TO work In all manner Of barness 49, %
i sc wagons entirely aud made b. one offbs
any other use Also good baruuche and f1r, Ia !"
AMI magnificent saddle horse Young ana 81 ~ oIsc
htoo together with several horse and mule roI, PI
f anu uioh reasonable
D- Fer Terms, etc aqpIyto IAooDD,>,
SprngyiIle, HenTico county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

HAS again tek"n charge Of the CITY HOTEL for a
term OF years Durue his recess from business he
visited the eastern cities ami eudeavorcd To improve bis
experience 10y examining number OF the most popular
Hotels. To his old acquau ances and friends lenders
his sincere gratitude and asks the paonase they have here
oiore 81 literally afforded. OF those with whom he Iss
no acquaintance and generous public, he earnestly sg
cts cali no 93-uIO,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
GEORGE FLEMING,
PATRICK r PRICE.
NOTICE.

IF John FARIsH who eft Montreal, In Canada, In Au.
gust last. will write his Ether la Montreal, he will
/ hear Of somelhig greatly 10 lis aiyanthge
n Mr. Parish where IN the netghboThood OF Rich
mond IL he will call the Undersigned al the COLUMBIAN
Hote he will receive sundry letters, which may afford him
pleasing information. ~
mo- &-c;t J. J. FAIRS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30
BRICK YARD, PATENT BRICK MA
CHINE, HORSES AND CARTS;
LEASE OE THE YARn AMI SANn

BRlCSs WOOD AND FIXTUREs-Af Auction
On FRIDAY MORNING nert, December Sd, 1911 at 10
y 1'coeS' We shau sell ~ our Brick Yard, between Z
and ID Cary street, what remains our stock on
hand consisting Of Bricks Patent Brick Machine Horses
and Carts Lease 1.-THE YARD and sand Wood, etc etc
The Lease Of the Nart TO couu four years from
and after the LIST day OF January 1872.
The tcntiou Of Builders, Rrekmakers Master MecLan
lcs and the public GeueTay, - particularly the
above Tue sac!i one n" the very best the city the
clay OF excellent quality, large quantity which is a.
ready dog and Mt 10 be worked up.
There u abundance OF for Two Yards, and the
extra Buildings the Lot. under rent Esys within
sSO Of the rent OF the whole place
Those interested IN the sale, would well 10 Attend As
II will be positive, 10 close the concern.
to Terms al sale. ZENAS BARNUM
JOSEPH CHACE.
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