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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
From The POriSm0uh Times.
NORTH CAROLINA.

The enemy arc looking or PRETENDING ~, Lob
with hope to this State, and the Wings are tod
that the battle will be warmly conducted. WIN
~hat reason this Boosting is made, let ssee. Two
We van buren, Representatives from North Car.
DINA IN the last Congress, Messrs. HiiIon Ftsb,,
ueeUne Trying their chouees al the coming elect,o,
Mr. hdl hos majority II 500 against hin, anil
Mr. Fisher comfortable 5000, registered IN ,,o-
demnailon Of his course.
IN the Northampton District, WIN. w. Cbs,,y
viii be elected, Bynum or no Bynum. in IN. e.lJ
Martin County Is the only stronghold Of tb, s,ro.
nenis OF Gen. Harrison IN that District. aoJ IN oia
Martin day - breaking. The regeneration or ola
nous BERTHE ard Northampton secures the DIV
Kenneth Rnyner will again representtb, r,,,,,s.
District. Snnly's District will rs ever bs srra
10 also will Debeuy's and Lewis Williams D,s
tucis.-lhe latter gentleman has lost puLlisbed
glowing address TO his constituents, which Will /
Iece'yeo WIN enthusiasm. In this District Old III
WI, be sustained by nearly 1900 majority.
! Charles sheppard, ~. b. will make a close mi
w the Ne"betn DistfIct-but the majority tber
IS iof Harrison, and union Of the Ha,f,soo mari,
VIII defeat the late Representative. F'
In the Raleigh district was small Van R,,.
m'JouIy 10 November Here again will be a bar
10 the Lincoln District. formerly Van R,,., 3,
~ majority, the Wings will make a strong eGor
lSte, a. 10 The Raleigh District, Van Buren,,
VII probably be chosen.
10 warren District, the Loeos will carry tbino
o ueE old Way-so also IN New Hanover vSe,s ns
Z Wmg trends have done poor LIES work s,,v;n
70 S break the prlmeval gooms Of Loco Eocoi ~
~ pe d orr thekens, and the day break e az
oon,r,a;, We 9mlt one pillar OF Democratic ERE, N
mountain lhnd Of Buncombe, Bu,ke. R,tbe,fo,,
Henderson, &c, whose lustre ~ enoosb n, III
NATION 70 US own delVeronce. Grahafn, the WIZ
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X ICH MOND.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 20.
Wigs, 10 the Polls :


1--we have dissentions, let us bury them. Ifv,
have fundamental disagrcements, let us suspend
them until the victory of November is thorough,
realized, until Reform is carried into every Den,r,
ment OF the Government, until the common prnc;.
pies tor which every Wing fought, are triumphan,
and established. Let us no, be the COW TO kick
over the pail of milk which she has Welded. To,
us hrmly and disneresedly resolve, tina, the coun.
try shaH reap the fruits of our victorious labor
'hat personal or private considerations shall NOT nal
sy us-that the art and cunning of Loco Fo.oism
'haH not divide and distract us. 1t is absolutely
with ourselves, whether we shall succeed or fail in
the Spring Elections. With the unanimitv. the
spirit the energy OF $40, shall sweep Virginia,
a routed and disheartened foe will be unabl. in
every doubtful county, to cope with us. V,rsini,
Will not refuse the Administration of Gen. H,rr;.
son fair chance. She will give him fair trial,
and return such Representatives of the people ,s
Will carry out that wish.
Let the Wings not split up, and let them 60 TO
the polls, and there is not the less, doubt of %
wing majority in the next General Assembly
More than that is not desirable.
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GENERAL. HARRISON

The Washington correspondent of the New Yo,,,
o'g"ai gives the following spirited account of the
President and his worthy daughter. in-law:
1en Harrison rises with the dawn, and freou.n,-
~ walks 10 Georgetown, or over half the civ he
iore breakfast. Occasionally, he surprises some =,
0Sc oo ,Ga,ntanees with particularly early call.
the market questioning the country neo6Ia aIHsii
! t farms IN The neshborhood their produce, &c
ne pTeakiasts at O'Clock; but before that he has
usually finished much OF the labor of the d,v 80
ne has an hour afIerward before the torrent Of
ers pouTs ~ upon him. - ''''''
MIS- Harrison, the widow OF a deceased son n
the GENERAL prosdes in the drawing. rooms n, me-
sent 10 personal attractions Of a yery hiob mr..
der-possessing a singularly fine form. and f..,
oil uncommon sweetness and beaury-she adds
manners distinguished equally by native kindnes.
o. heart and refinement. As simple Republican
LanA,ess ana cordial hospitality characterize the
receptions OF the President himself so This lad,
sheds over The scenes in which she is called to min
se, quiet elegance that has, to men of taste and
ieeiins greater charm than all that which weal,L
and luxury can bestow.
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A CAPITAL GOyERNop

~
|o'. kutherfoord, according to one theory take,
'e'"S ~ government after 3Ist March. and hold
"enn unul the slst March 1912. The Enou;,,
considers Fortunate that he is to be the Gove,no
May 1912 'Pe'"''o'
by the way, does the Colonel, when h, co,,.. >.
be Governor, hold on to sR-Senior connc;,,,r
governor dc Jaeio Lieutenant Colonel of ARTILLERY
=, .e"' o, the Common Hall, principal asen, OF
'ne N'otural Assurance Society," We only ask for
"'io'"Su0n. We have so much confidence in hi,
uOqu"y anu universality of talent, that we should
regret being understood to imply that he en,ov.d
more offices than oushtto fail to one man, 10, !,
republic or than he was capable of diseharsing.
'fPPropOs-after much examination. the xxr,.r os
inns believes Mr. Patton to be ConstitutionalIy Gov.
e,nor Tor three sears, the Legislature not having FIN.
ca inc vacancy IN that office occurring when they
e :" "e'"a' session! VIVA, say the 9uidnuues,
ana The Lawyers' The question ought to be Judi.
cially tested.
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mS LoIALL Of Norfolk, and DR.. Bvr,,s n,
2'nthh9o' both Looo', have been re.appooreI bv
"'n' ii'fn'on' Does the President receive ,ny
credit Tor this liborali,yi Not an ,o,,. p,sp..
and his clique abuse him with ns much v.no,. :.
though he had literally deeapitated them md ai,,,
rest OF the immaculate Loco Foco Office bsd.,, 81,
We DO not complan-fsr from it. We suppo,. n,
appointments are good ones, and We rejoice n.
uen' Harrison has The moral nerve TO ov.rloo,
mere party in every selection to Office. us m..L
1870 , Nv ,hs hacks Of party, bot the people vii
1pplauo' nothing he could do. would eomman,
voc appreciation Of the former, and We confess. W.
'"oo'' regret to see him ineur the misfortune Of p,
esiving their praises ~ -
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NEW YORK MARKETS NJ

4.
COTTOS-The business for IN. wei cd
, az evening was very large, amounting atogetbeT
20 nearly'l25oo bales, more than three Quarters y,
WhGh were disposed of during the latter half Of nh.
week week; The sales embrace 400 bales INLAND ,nd
Florida at ~ l0i; $500 Mobile al o. III anu
400 New Orleans at 81 ia. ~ anu
Anew bales extra fine of the two last m.n,;or.,
were sold at IL l2i cents. Prices are from -
OF cent higher ,han on this day last week. This
ance. fN' appear
tLouK GRAlN-At the close of last week
nJ,ue,s Oh lanai were demanding sI,7s, but no
sass nad come to our knowledge a, a higher ra,o
Man si'6si. On Monday the former price was re-.
anseu, ana sales have since been made from tbo,
rae TO s4sIi atwhich last named price the m,rLo,
closes very hrm to-day. The transactions have me-,
oeen 70 very large extent. The stock is yerv
,iuen reduced. About 5000 barrels of Sou,b,ro
nave been sold during the last three or four dsvS ~
sti'eosiaS4'''' Ohio via Canal quote at SI,6sIa
corn Is lower. We notice sales of Southern =, a.
AID cents per sc lbs. About 5000 busbsI. =, o.
'f'''eu vi at soc. Commercial.
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Cor. Gilmtr.

"s gentleman is nominated in the Charlot,es.
'''e advocate to represent the Albemarle Ds,ric,
:" INC next Congress. From letters which we have
sec" rom the District, there appears to be strong
popu'ar feeling in favour of his becoming cand-
ua'e-a feeling, which he will ind il difficult to re.
''S,' Whatever may be his individual wishes.
nS saio' that Major Garland is not particularly
"HouS Tor reelection In the contingency of hi,
see"''ns a canvass, Gov. q. might, we presume.
DC induced to take the field, and he would walk over
The course without opposition.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
From the Pennsylvania Intellisencer, March u.
THE RELIEF MN

The bill for the relief of the pco,I, Ia. ,,L.
Ing the issue of small notes and renea 1, 49,
raordnary penalties provided for in cases of bonk
suspensions by former laws, passed second re,d,ns
W the house ct Representatives Yesterday. ana
Tll come up on hnal reading to-day, when il will no
me bill IS altered in many respects from ,b,,
mn.eh passed the Senate, in which body the pro.
positions agreed upon by the House viii coma nm
Tor ACTON N day or two. II is now reasonable 10
hope quo tnat IN week at furthest, we will
both Houses OF such bill as the eIiseneies Of ,Ss
u'iles require. The question will then be fairly
presented to the Governor, and he must either meet
10y an approval or veto, suffer the bill to be-
como Il law by the lapse Of time. Wear. no, nrcno,
ed to say which will be done-we "a OIL, I
te Tone OF his official organ is moderate the
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RICHMOND MARKETS.. March 90

RICHMOND MARKETS, March 20.
ny recent arrivals. our merchants have received
large additions to their stocks, and the busine.,
streets exhibit much spirit in the way OF prepare.
"onsi the spring trade. But few country dealer.
are IN yet. Money affairs arc under the screws
and can get no relief for the present.
Exchanges for esyrsai ,icfss.
Sterling Exchange, III to I'M premium.
New York, a.
Philadelphia, \
Charleston, ~
Mobile, d;,co,r,
New Orleans, 5to6
$500 six per cent State stock sold =: winch,
yesterday, at 90.
5000 James River and Kanawha Bonds at an
average of 81.
20 shares Virginia Bank at ~.
PRODUCE.
Our produce market is very dull. Receipts not
SO heavy.
TOBACCo-we can note no change in this ar.
tcle except in luss, which may be quoted at 30
cents less per hundred, than last weeks prices.
FLoUR-Sales at SAY.
CoRN-42 to As cents.
OATS-27 to 500.
PROVISIONS.
Our market is poorly supplied with provisions Of
oil sorts except fish.
BEEF-Last sales II; stock light.
SHEEP-Good mutton will readily bring 5;
from to S is the range.
'EAL--is just coming in season and takes a wide
range. Ii commands from So TO 10.
PORk-Sma sales at Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30
THEATRE-MR. LAMBERT,s RENrrrr

THEATRE-MR. LAMBERT'S BENEFIT
MIR Lambert takes his Benefit tonight. and ne !,
is the only one he will have, Of course il i, the orL
chance his friends will have of giving him a cheer
ing mousse lie deserves at the hands Of those who
favor the drama IN this city, something more sup
stanual than tongue praise for the dramatic taen,
he has produced upon our boards since he took III.
management Of the Theatre-and it is hoped tina,
he may be greeted with bumper tonight.
Mrs Martyr, Miss Inverarity, MIR Brough and
Mr. Mnrtyn' all distinguished vocalists, appear on
the occasion, in the Opera of Rob Roy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

On the 10Th instant, IN the Jttb yea, ofb., 40.
WIS mhETHA J. eonsou Of Col. Thomas RI. Flood.
oi buckingham, leaving a devoted husband and 6vs
onoren 70 lament the loss they could he
sustained The number Of relations and neigh
oouIs constantly 10 sltendsres during her pro,iSe.
recovery, abundantiy proves that her cooi s.nss
anu many excellent qualities. had secured the e.
~ al and the sincere attachment Of those beat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

THE MASTERS RusHEs.-These talented youths
have been patronized, each evening of their per.
Torrance, by the fishon and taste of the cty-in.
deed, their success has been unprecedented. We
learn they intend giving another Concer, to.mo,.
row evening, with additional attractive aid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

we are pleased to see in the wsrren,on Times,
na' Robert Z. Scott has been nominated for re.
e''e'on, and We hope. with his aequieseenee. Be-
ne 'e'' the city, he had expressed the purpose
" ,e"rhs' This determination. we trust is relin-
es's"ea- The State Councils could not lose one,
whose loss would be more sensibly felt. There
.'e lew men Of his age OF such ma,urcd mind and
business 'aen''. and il he continues in public life,
aa's''nsuished destiny awaits him.
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Inc attention OF the Agricultural Public
called 10 the PIoush' advertised to-day by Mes.rs.
n'efsr & Peake, from the Mandatory of Me,s,s.
Nugses' Nourse & Mason, of Worcester Ma,
They bear very high reputation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

Centemen-My attention has been called 10 two
communications 10 your journal relating 10 the elee.
ton Of City Delegate -one signed >" the other
under the caption Of "Bush Instructions" The in
tenton Of these correspondents 70 be TO press
Nc Dsns's claims at sll hazards, and 81 the same
time 20 fssten upon the friends Of Me- Stanard the
OOloquy Of improper motives add unwaTaniable
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JAMES NJ. RADCLIFFE
TRUST SALE

PURSUANT to a Deed of Trust made TO The snh..ri,.
and samuel e Scott by Robert : pcs,r o rlher
s inle onthe 10Th day OF November IsI, ~,
tneu 10 INC CLERKS Office OF Caroline esnniv ha
H. eu on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd of June ns,, ~, WI,
d 10 sell 10y public auction to the hirbcs, XII,
", eau one and three fouuhs OF an aeI, AZ i,n ~
J y uie ands OF Henry Hill, James Munday ,nd n, a
nj y, ~ situate grist mill, MILL and COTTON On,
h a. Wv same lne and place, will be offered IN, 80 A.
OF said lot OF land shall MOI be s,,.i'
Issar s I3ulee's OF said trust, Negro MAN naneS
chase ani INC subscriber will convey to The nnr
'uy suehutc as Is vested in him by The ga 81
Caroline ro,,D,, NJ. SETH SAUNDERS, TTustne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

IL BIackwood's Magazine for February
capital number-as indeed all its numbers are hat
ing the Toryism of its politics-has been r.,.;vsd
through MIR. Gill.
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IHEAP TAILORING EsTABIIsIINEN,, :;
ONE CENT REWARD

WE GEN REWARD
II An AWAY from the subscriber anon, IA. ,,,, .
tebruiiy, an indented apprentice JOsFpJ, W. 81
ouu 10 ms by his mother. 10 learn the ssIdcris m,
- s o yeaIS from LIST January 1910 IioTwarn ali u.s.
sons from employing said apprentice in any w. % per
n ok hlln under The penalty OF the law ana aSn ca,,
, eluIs MIN stay about their premises as he 80
s s OF several very bad acts when he len me TS
ls~aIh WIZ be given for him, no charges natl nc
NH 3O-cif 0''"e "'u. 20 me
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

hPPoiNTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
~ John Hogan. Register of the Land Office =,
o"' '.'inols, vice Samuel Hacketon, removed.
COLLECTORS Of THE CUSTOMS
Lew Lincoln, District Of Boston and Charles,own
vice George Bancroft, resigned. ~
Brent, removed ''eo Heorge
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The "Snar Jpdgmcntp Gnr.rnn,

Hrpar
upon the people of the State in the nLsencc NJ
those qualified and authorized TO vote for hin,
But now, the end, and not the means, seems ,Io,.
TO be considered, and the hope of success is held ~
JUSTIFY The resort TO any sort Of under nd and fau
duent device" '"u-
The New York Express holds this language m
the same subject:
VIRGINIA.
Virginia, as we have already informed oil, rs,.
pe's' Is "Inout governor. Better thus than 10
nave had Governor manufactured by the egi.I,
ture IN the confusion and excitement Of the I,, -,
session. We have hardly ever read n proceed;,,
more disgraceiul, and think that in the hon, -
reflection, the Loco FOcos must be be,r,I,v asb,ro'
Gu OF heir misconduct To attempt instanter. and
IN the absence Of some fifty members of the Isss.
laturei TO palm Loco-Foco Governor .unon IN.
State' ~ violation OF public sentiment, and the will
Of the majority, was disgraceful in the er,reroc ~
Ana the authors OF this measure 1t is worth while
" iCihehper' are me very men who not long since
objected 70 going into the election of a L. s sem.
tor, upon the ground that one of th,iy o,,n ,,,,,
nas "oseni. IL was necessary then thst every, r,o1
should be at his post But now CorSoo,b -
other interests are OF issue more important fCIv
may De away WereoIce with the Wings Of Virgin-
"a 10 'he usIeat OF iactious minority in her Legs
lature and IN the language Of her own proud moi.
TO- we say'-Sie ismPsr tyrannis."
The managers, no doubt, long ere this, have be.
''S '''''''J Sun anu ashamed Of their disrepula-
Die manguvfe. Their looks on the Mich, n al
;oITnment Indicated as much. IL wasa common, -. .
marx, that worse looking set Of men. were nave,
seen together. There was not a smile in tho oil.
bunch And when they babe each other farewell
u was m tone Of mingled modification. sb,ms
and grief They had attempted to do that. .b;.b
ihey knew was not honest and fair: they ,y,,s do.
tecied and bnfled. Success might have admins.
tered some consolation, and salyed over the deso.
cKpedIent TO which they resor,ed. but in d.C,
there was nought but unmingled bitterness. Al
the nspirants-tho "snap Judgment Govsrno,,
mat were TO be, were not the most PLEASING Of IN,
group rs one can we'll imagine.
How will this defeated faction meet the peo,l, n
virginia, whose honour they sulied. and who's.
rights they attempted to invader What sy,us. y
apology can they offer, for trying in the absence
hiiy Representative, 70 foist Govs,,o, ,,ou ,,.
Commonwealth for three years. Will ,bsy say
was honorable, a0d ereduable 10 the manly cha,
actsr OF VrgnianI viii they say il wa, R,,,5
'oaH Tor a m norty, accidentally ~ the maiori,v ,
elect a par'izan oftheir own Was Il ,esns.,G,i n
Just to the peoPe' Orwi they confess thew 70,
d wrong and beg to be forgiven, because A, the
were beaten, no harm ensued1
h We regard the affair o. forunats-bsc.u,s
j. VIII 'end to eHpo'o to the public the snp,i0,, ID
In'e'aey Of these men, and their readiness IN ~,
e themselves Of any and every mean, 70 comm,
. their ends. 'O"P'
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PUBLIC LECTURE

we are requested to say that the sixth Lecture
before the Library Association, which was adver.
used Tor this evening, has been postponed till Tues
day evening next.
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MARRIIsn

On on Wednesday 21th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
courtney Ma. STEPHEN ". DAVIS. 10 Miss
mARIErrA +. GoDDp, both Of Henrioo County.
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BY LAST EVENINGS Mali.
% II ~ ICI AL.

Inc British Queen had not reached New York
Saturday afternoon.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, 9 o'clock. A. NJ.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Orator, Norfolk, sundries to Wo,,b.u,
MeGruder Co, Wyatt White, and TO order.
Schr Perry Spencer, Creighton, Norfolk sun.
dries, to Fry & Co, J. Gray. '''''
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun.
SAILED,
tobacco. ' "'H' -
Sehr PastorI, Creighton, Baltimore. coal.
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CIRCULAR To THE
or THE REyHxu,
AUDITORS orFIcE. Pam No., a.,


sra; hasten TO send you the act imposing ,,,.
CO Tor the presc year, from which you will n.,.
eeNe that the rates upon most OF the subieet, or
nSauon have been Increased, compared with The
u gives me pleasure TO inform you that the L..
gsiaturo at It's late session has passed revised =,
venue law, embracing ali the laws which hav, bee
enacted Toe the last twenty years, with many I'M
Po.ant amendments, relating to tho assessmeo n, ma
collection Of the public revenue. This vaIash,.
ae', ose,her with the general license Law of l,s,
session., sha, transmit to you early MS possible
IN pamphlet shape, accompanied by proper forms
anu aeop,ous index invite your careful read,nr
y, .ue WORK SO soon as you shall receive it. Il will
sent 70 you at single view, all your various and
important duties. and will enable YOU, bv a ,;,,d
performance OF them, TO increase the revenue con.
soeraoiy. advert at this time to a single chsns.
IN tue pre-exstlng law as to the mode OF a.se,,;es
,he tax ON stations which it is proper YOU ,hoaIt
anow immediately, and suboin that clause of the
se"efa' law which relates to the subject.
Very respectfully,
JAMES +. HATH.
.indi'or Of Paddle .feeounis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-30

~ The Richmond Temperance Society will
hod ITS hrst annual meeting at Trinity Church. mi,
evening at half past seven o'clock Several address
es will be delivered. The friends Of Temperance
are respectfully invited to attend.
Tuesday, March 3Oth.
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vALUAsLE hA.D IN snsaroo cou.-

'A.oAnLE LAND IN HENRICO cnur
.>,,.....- III, ron SALE.
eNcoeNT 10 decree OF the County Court NJ 4. ~.
o.ouneed on the bsh day OF March, leii An r.,.s
-. uink, In which Susanna Pleas ma .o.l M.
sS ~ rte-sans are plaintiffs and Eliza q IIso~s -,
rtiesaIs uets We. tho underslsned will proeseJ ,,
the 1Nh day of April fAir II not On the NJ =,
a .nstcs.f onthe premises al the hou of NJ eie
NJ sst pahic sueion without reserve 10 an,
es ,hai valuable tract OF land containing Zoo serrs an
yoseph Peasants resided the time on I'M. dean
~ ~ ues on The kahoniny swamp. md asI,olno. ~.
@ OF Henry Carter. Geuss slorrs and
o"s uoiey OF this land Ia Rrst.Tale ChcahonIns Is
M Wen adapted to the cultivation OF Iieris j:rsss
h soic to overflow than other lands on The SWAMI
heycs moe,y Is hish land part OF which is well lin.
ho, w me premises there h large brick iwell M,
AMI other necessary houses and mproy.msn,. a.
sh Of large family. Rarely is such vai
49, offered for sale, and capitalists are Invited -,
place " '"s'S' WHO resides on the
IshMs OF sALE-onc-fourth part OF IN. n,r,,,,..
nsy To be paid in eath, and the residue In II s sn, Oh
months IN equal payments. The credit pay nrnt. ,a A..
aeoueu oy honds with approved security and &C.,, -,
"ust on theiand HENRY .. CARTER
ALGERNON =. sToRRs
~ t..u..-,., Commissioners.
~ inme'iaicy amer the sale OF the aboy. ,r,r, N,
@ WI &c seldom the premises one Barouc he ami uar
@ one wagon and Que Cart, the OF Horses Gov.
80, sni OIL the Farming utensils and will be hr,d
' r. So ~ ,ne balance Of the year. several slaves
, MsLAn sums under seo cash over that sum al,
'"''s circuit Will be gwen. -
M, m -, SUSANNA q. PLEAsANTs
Hy
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EXECUTORS NoTICE

u. persons having claims against the estate NJ pt,
Iysor, decd are requcs ted TO prcsrn, ,,o,
subscriber, property Authenticated for ss,,I 10 NC
,muroen TO said estate are required 10 make a
payment 10 the undersigned Ne "meuiatc
- .au 800. THOMAS J. BLAKE, Executor
1mhAP TAILORING EsTABIIsUNEN, ~
s suosrIDer respectfully announces 10 Ms ,ri',
~ anu inc publo, that he sill continue. The 1.i,is
P w AZ hls Old stand on l2th street between carv S
- sin s'eeta lew doors below Mr. John C;Jpmsi Gu
nose nos Mho feel nclnedtu patronze him; end Soli
es a ma ms business consists princinaIIy In t
anu furnishing Coats, Pantaloons Wees ,'v w making
and most fashionable STYLE ' '"'' "V' IN the best
msi6o ~ aus, ms the public that he has peculiar
ts,h 'AIa'uhs stains, grease, &C. from nil tnjs y,
COINS without the slightest injury " "' MINUS OF
Making aud Trimming Coats m tho hos, .,, 80, ~,
Plain made co.ts '' 'SS'SYIe sl2 %
French Gamer p,rt,ioo 800
Pantaoons Plain 800
Vests 40 2 90
,,r,... . 90
WANTED, three first Iour,.xn,on r. bhooks.
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