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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
From The Boston Chronicle. Ian.lo.

~ We sec by advertisement in another column that
Mcssrs. COnstock n Co., the American Agents for Of
bridges Balm Of Columbia, have deputies sell that arti-
Gle IN Boston and elscwhcrcNC know Indy of this city
whosehair was nearly gone As TO expose entirely her
chronological dcyeOpCmcnts, which, considering that they
bctOkcned most aminhle disposition. reality
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourned the loss of
locks that she had worn and. amer Years tcss resort
To miscnllcd rcstoratvcs purchased months ago
bottle or two Of Ordges Balm, and she has now rnglcs
In rich prosion, glossy. and oiraycn backness We are
not pulncnonc OF the commodity has been sent TO u.s.
and indeed we do not want any, for though were o.
bced TO wear wig wear ago, have now, through its
virtue hair enough, aud of passabc quality, of our own
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

"lou are queer chicken" said the hen to
hawk which she had Matched among her brood.
:" know | am" said the hawk but that is no
reason why should be her peckei.'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

A NEW BUSINESS oPENEp.-The Boston Post
says that the federaIists down east have commcn-
ced boring for Office,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

" Facts speak for themselves as the loafer said
when he surveyed his tattered pnntaloons.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

I" It's all over with me-, as the pancake said ven
it was turned
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

" Twas wrung from me- as the chicken said
when he lost his head.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

Men who stutier and stammer are often me,
Without who ever heard ola female afflicted
with an impairment in her speech,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

lust received, from Boston and New York, prime
d assortment Of new goods, cheap for cash.
may Ell T. HUTCHINSON Jr
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

Z" May go oat'' as the bullet said 10 the pow
der.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
DARING ERNITD

The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
conncrcer Lett be purchased unless have the
name OIL" :. COMSTOCK, or the signiture Of COM
STOCK Co. on a splendid wrapper. This is the only
external test that will secure the public from deception.
Address COMSTOCk a co.
Wholesale Druggist. New York,
No. Ilctcher-strpet.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
NOTICE.

IT, accounts due the subscriber gilmore than years
IA standing must he settled Immediately Special con-
rart. excepted. JOHN RANDALL.
WOODSTOCK, VI, July 81 1910. l3-tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19
From the Savannah Republican, Qfths 18Th inst.
FROM FLORIDA.

BY the arrival at this port yesterday of the steamer
Cincinnati, Capt. Smith, we learn that Col. WoRTH,
commanding in Florida, is at Fort King and that he
has issued order suspending negotiations and re-
voking all passports. This step the Part uf the
commanding officer, argues favorably for the future.
Col. Worth commences his campaign at most in
suspicious season, surrounded by all the difficulties
with which his predecessors have contended, with no
less than 1900 men sick and the number increasing.
Under these circumstances it would be unreasonable
to expect much for the present. for it should be re-
membered that those soldiers who sicken at this sea-
son are almost invariably disqualified from doing more
than garrison duty for the remainder of the summer
The experience of the five last years abun dainty
proves this assertion '.aa'faH #4##E fT
We learn from private source that Colonel Worth
proceeded TO Fort King in order to seize upon tho
tathless chief Halleck Tustenuggee but Halleck
had fled on the 3Oth ut the day before the Colonel
arrived Parties were searching the trails Of his band
in all directions. .ggrssL #a~ a#tn#
Lieut.. lnge of E. Troop stationed at Traders Hill,
met with a serious accident on Friday last. His
horse runaway with him dashing him against house,
dlsocating his shoulder, breaking Of his and
otherwise njuring him. He is however, expected to
recover. .g.a asa. lsIs~#. .IHE. nf.=.afN7 Ha".E
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

dollars for the purpose Of transmission and exchange
That the Bank shall not suspend specie payment
that it shall not pay out any thing but coin or bullion
or its own notes That its existence a corporation
continue for twenty years, but that it be allowed to
use its corporate name for two years longer in settling
up its affairs
That no other bank be established by Congress
during the existence of the charter.
And providing that it shall not be deemed an IN
frngement of the privileges granted by the charter II
Congress shall order the said Corporation to place
offices of discount and deposit wherever the same may
be necessary for the collection saekeepng, and dis
bursement of the public revenue.
All which is respectfully submitted.
T. EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

The Boston Traveller says Hon N. p. Tallmadge
would now be President of the United States had 6e
not declined the honor Of nomination 10 the Vice
Presidency, because he thought he could more eff.
GENTLY serve hs country in another sphere.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

The present King of Prussia, when crown prince,
had private printing office Of his own and frequent
put into type original remarks and passages that he
met with in reading, SO as to become very decent
workman. ..ss.# ..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19


for the use or on account of the Government of the
United States, to amount exceeding three millions
of dollars, for the USE account OF any parcu
lar State, to an amount not exceeding one hundred
thousand dollars (unless authorized by law all and
every person and persons by and with whose order,
agreement consent appreciation and connvance, such
unlawful advance or loan shall have been made, upon
conviction thereof shall forfeit and pay for every such
offence treble the value or OF the sum sums
which have been unlawfuly advanced or lent one
fifth thereof to the use Of the nformer, and the resi-
due thereof to the use of the United States.
Sec H. And belt further enacted That the bills or
notes of the said corporation originally made payable
or which shall have become payable demand shall
be receivable in all payments the United States, I'M
less otherwise directed by act Of Congress.
Sec. Is. And be 10 further enacted, That during
the continuance of this act and whenever required by
the Secretary of the Treasury the said corporation
shall give the necessary facilities for transferring the
public funds from place TO place within the United
States, or the Territories thereof and for distributing
the same in payment Of the public creditors, without
charging commissions, or claiming allowances on &C,
count Of difference Of exchange and shall also do and
perform the several and respective duties OF the CON-
mssoners of loans for the several States OF any one
or more of them, whenever required by law
Sec l6 And be 10 further enacted, That the de-
posts of the money of the United States in places in
which the said bank and branches thereof may be es'
tabIisbed. shall be made in said bank or branches
thereof unless Congress shall otherwise direct by
law and that all public moneys deposit IN said bank
or standing on its books to the credit of the Treasurer
shall be taken and deemed to be in the Treasury of the
United States and all payments made by the Treasu.
rer shall be in checks drawn on said bank.
Sec IL. And be IL further enacted, That the said
corporation shall not at any time, suspend refuse
payment gold and silver OF any OF its notes bills or
oblp ations nor of any moneys received upon deposit
in said bank or any Of ts Offices Of discount and de-
posit and il the said corporation shall at any time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11
TnluaLle Fnrm il CIarke eountu for sale

PnluaGic Farm IN Clarke county Jor shTc
OFFER for eale the which reside IN Clarke conn
w. about one mile from Shenandoah and thirty
miles Hapers Ferry contains upwards oi eleven nun
bred ucrss u Of which about three hundred are
tmbercd evcrfling streams oil wafer
flowing through upon Of which there two merchant
one crisr and MILL all of them within one nile Of
the Farm. ..,,.,
The improvements Of argeYand well finished bck
house now nearly good containing ts, roosne
roof il covered with and the cellar paved with brick liz
o buildings are BRICK and correspond WIN the dwene
huuse There ar. trnrne convenient distance iur
and maker with good shops for BOTH Inc
under improvn: system for many years any
lies in healthy aud excellent nes5orhod aud will with
pleasure show II 10 ay wishing purchase; and WI then
make know the terms which be- ascetained also
ON application by letter Wishing effect sale before tho Isl o.
August when shall. leave weeks request tios'
may be dispose correspond tit me on nc SUD
ect, q do o without d. 'ay. Mis- "; II =,
''' Near Uhi,e Pos, Clarke "a
eff
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r,rms of the Richmond Enquirer.

.,-., !, ps.isaed three nss dsrins tAs session
SAFE s.5 DIR t'ss scr sprIS
D,rs pr anan and Three Dollars for ak months,
,ayance be paid in tho cFe or rsm.ea os man" p'''
rs's = LIARS per al the end OF the year -
10 this be RENTED per MAIL IN aa
Rank notes the risk Of the Euo, oS ' single letter
rs 'sss ra conn TO the writer. 1t is the aeeumoa.on Q.
s],s IN an extensive business whe" "ie'"'''
R M Win pay for nine papers, annually '"'
Inn ri:S lotions shall, hereafter be considered rs incurred
- Al ~ ana fur years publication, unless speemy
AZ iar ~ shorter time, and paid for IN advance ' ~
whtn shall be to the order OF any ne@ sn ".
uhscrh-r unless paid Tor IN hI ns,son in gard to
ct Ne .'r his naymenl Rut in case OF M ofas, '%' &
, without pay uient, IRON Nv" ns, NAV he sent, con-
ta"; 20 nh The conditions, single nin"., ,., y
;2n'ea WIN by copy Of this resna.nn' may hr
~ IN. names Of all subscribers ar indebted ON open
= io -. ,nhlishcr and who may remain 'hu. r.i
nHwn 70 inc nS If two years from the time when
rsat DUE shah be erased rom .ae Convention d Ia
Resolutions are OF results Of the e"se Vrna
n bitter experience o. Inc S 3ih January 1873
til .soutinns determined 10 ahine. "e ~ ~ II;
& recommend and our own american pfesses driven
st rrh custom oil Cash Pey~sat'. NO va Sailors ~
p more .! Az r.a, dicny in the transition o
"a me other. No,with tandins 'ne ;. save,a
system 70 we have been induced 10 continue sewers
giaral ~ Rock who are to this once
cd ." ~, conrsr The of every ~hS
W !, ans m d,raneai viii posinsey oe ss''~'" va ~
- .,r,n.ur -,nrn, Uf our next s"ia"'e
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~, Thu, il he recommended Ia the Editors OF Newspa
lie Commonwealth, To publish at the mead o the
Psr , for Advertising and that they strictly adhere
s. and Tia, prices be always such, As 10 s"' '
~ ,,on for the labor performed ,
'onpeas"' " Resolution Of the Editorial ConneHt'on
u,,- II yt-en lines less first insertion, 10 ceuts' 10
,eh continuance. 80 cents. ,,, ia. ,dr,rc,
90 from distance must he accompanied WIN the aaSNe
49, !, satisfactory references TO insure execution, ,rr
Ps ,,sr whose advertising may amount 10 Siou per
] wiiI be made of 90 per cen and to 3d. OF l" ce.
An obituaries and Marriages from me country, w 't
handwriting unknown at this once, mus ne a.Ieh
Sy me enioa,cn Of the Postmaster IN .e @ h
10 ureyrnr mposons and qnizzes has proved ne.eo
zee ,ya,nr-We must, therefore, insist IN snch case uioi
.ie being certified BY the Of the Postmaster
,,-f,,s o,ti. bark of the lsttrr)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

MUDDY CREEK MLS.-Ily virtue uf Deed Of Trust exc
E cuted subscribers, Trustees, by r. H. Drake
Edward Cunningham and John A. Cunningham we WI SELL ny
public auction, premises Saturday. the 10Th June next
that valuable property the county Of Cumberland called e
Muddy Mills, with their appucnances situated On Muddy
Creek mile from James which The creek
and and half miles from Caretsre lie
tract which the Mills situated contains Il acres
highly improved The Mill has four pair Of sones-iirrc are hve
feet hirrs-wth all the usual machinery for manufacturing
pair The Mil! house large oeS
building covered with Attached N Two lin-
her houses gran Of BRICK the other OF wood-a
Store house and Ohce-and large Dwelling mouse, Win ~
rooms and all The necessary offices accommodation OF
family with Garden aud Orchard, well nrlord me SITUATION
healthy and the neghhohood one OF The most Desirable ~
Virginia yrms-one third castle residue IN one ana Two
wears secured by bonds deed Of the property
WM. II. MACFARLANE,i T-.s,,,x
II. RHODES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11
To7voLie James Rirrr Estate far sale.

TuTuabIc james KIrrr EStuTc tW SUIc
THE sale hi, Estate IN the county OF 'ooc
L land known Towards Neck, formerly the residence
Edward and considered Of tile mes
beautiful and valuable Estates James River The Tract con
taps about Land Of which ai0 :. 80 are rStf low
grounds quality, and 100 woods much Of tue oci
high land good any the state The on w.
kind consisting OF large Dwelling liss
materials all the uhonses gardens sunnea
&C The Of III. most healthy and
beautiful on the river neighhorhod a. good as ANY ~ t
state The Canal which passes through the Estate
affords III. greatest getting the produce 10 market
offered private sale until wednesday, the ath OF M
gust next which IL sold previously VIII be soa
The highest bidder IL O'Clock, NJ, on the premises.
Mr.. Hatcher will take pleasure IN sheWh. t
Estate person who wishes 10 pctasr FOR terms, Apply
10 VIM H. Sacfarland Holden Rhodes Esqrs or t. The SUD
Scriber JNo. y. to.>.N'" 80
LIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

I,,Glr HOTEL PROPERTY FOR sALE.By virtue Of a
Nd Al Trust made 10 the subscribers By Ahner Robinson
=, me- Din d,y 81 September 1899, to secure the payment o.
um of money therein mentioned. TO Col Y. T. uonua s
ne y Of Richmond we will Offer for sale on the premises
mimic auction for cash. Tuesday the nd aay OF ue vi :,
o. Ss Property comprising several building lots on street one
- ~ ob stree, and one on streets all OF when are
~ .S ~ ,hr above mentioned Deed. Acting as rus
, nv convey such title vested in US, which
believed to be indisputable. n.N,rr
j. H. CHRISTIAN, J
Mn
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z>;0 ,Nn NEGROES FOR SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR sALE, II u,r,,ovs
W Ia Deed OF Trust executed by John H. nargroVe
ribers and duly recorded in the Clerks once OF
ne County Court they win proceed to sell 70 ne ss. Of
,,,sd IN the county of Caroline, In the nesho"hona o,
m White chuneys containing by estimation two s no.
49, y ~, acres he the or less Inc i'1md Is 10
@ u srry desirable and agreeable neisiborhood Inc sale
vii tS- place Friday the 18Th 81 June nex ~ .e ~
s women and boys together with the household ann KITCHEN
r snck of Horses Cattle and Plantation Utensils OF Tue
S4 ~ sale ,yll be made known the day Of sale
i"e e'"' VI ~ SAMI. D. PEATROSS, Tr,s.,,
SAML. C. SCOTT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

= G. GRISWoLD and N. A. CLAlBoknb, 5k will al
Tend MI m. Court. in the city Richmond and county o. "
,r III. e.nerencc
of Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq. . ,. Hans. onoosite
Office in the basement story OF the fo"ha'ah iu fi
the City Hall.
Richmond, April Doth, ls4l ,ns firm of Girls
S will aid me in the management Of bns.nss
VOID O. Cia'po''' ""i ~ So HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE
- ll4-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

,TF p.c,ihe wishes dispose of all his property IN ssl
ma privately be done n.y. , NOT ies
1, sl he gwen in future advertisements ad any one WISHING
ea privately know the terms by app.,es"' % NY
l., Il, pt,n..,,or IN river. called f'fe WIS go,
the county Goochand, and u too well knnwn :" I
r,, ps grounds Also the stock of Mules Horses Farming
eos OF every Sort aud the Forage and Provisions on
b.r r, 900 bushels of wheat seeded on thus Farm TINS yea
a. Nv Farm in Chesterfield, called ST LEDGEh, containing
about 40 acres with the stock Of all kinds. c;,
"a Am, lul SEGROES-Aten, Women, Boys and Girls
IN Nv interest in the Gaego Miils-the Corn MIiI auon
M shny.-he Water attached, and hummer
M n. between the Basin the CITY OF kichinonn sh"ckoe
W,eho. and the Locks of the James River company.
;,h To rrnrm-nts Church Ill., IN the gy oil
wh'n eah Nc uese'''e" " JOHN HETH.
an CIV 2-u
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AND FOR SiLE-Thr subscriber wishes sell about So
IL acres OF Land five miles below the cy-ortions OF
pretty timbered. II Lays on the Charles CITY River Road
and adns the land Clopion IL disposed Of pri
ae previous to 18th day June WILL that day be sold in
~ " ~ JNO. JONES.
N,r ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

1FYI n MINOR ATTORNEY Law, having removed llon
10 ,he civ of Richmond, has taken an once owe owe
the store Roy.sr on nam ,hs ds from
,b I.v He viii attend the Inferior and Superior Cous @
in the v Of Richmond and the counties Of Hanover ana a.
1uue q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

DRlNTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE-A very desra
bic Printing Office Virginia, enjoying amount OF job
Printing advertising newspaper subscrpton yielding nett
prur az more Than 81 500 year. be sold for U1one half
cash in three Of two and three
The potitics Of the paper Democratic f' 'nner par
.'P! y. 49, $1,000 eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11
SAMUEL X. PAINTER,
SO Uafer street, .fctc YORK.,
Grain and General Commission Merchant:
1t

TT0iIRTY DOLLARS REWARn.-I will give the above
ward for the apprehension, and dcveryto at the hrno-
w. of Richard Loven oving,) sanc WALTON and sanc
Prince three tho Public Guard Ten dollars for any
one Of them
and believe enlisted with view 10 fraud
e carried pair of white cotton panaloons, white
and some other articles lie il above twenty years Of
age feet 10 inches high, blue eyes and brown hair
Walton King and Queen, 81 years oil age
feet high dark compleson, blue dark hair, and by
profession a sadler. ,
Prince is from Portland Mane recently from The Arsenal
Guard in Charleston, S. e. feet inches high fair nrNon
hazel eyes hair and by profession Clerk Eaeh OF
tpse piriycs with public clothing recently IS
sued To them and which they have rendered no service
J. B. RICHARDSON, Capt Public Guard
r..,. 9-3t
Superior Inferior Courts held in the city OF Richmond ana
the counties Of Hanover and Chesterfield
Office over the Mr. j. P. Foge, and directly opposite
Messrs Gay & Bentley's, Main street.
May IL o-1W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

ANY ONE oF THREE VALUABLE fARMs FOX sa ..f"h
AN derois sell any one OF my three Farms, al W '
j he IN 4. healthy rrsinn n any III virginia. , r.x
S,er's Rest is in Orange county, on the hapia Hmn ~.
s distance Racoun Ford, and about 80 miles "
Ii contains 95 between and oo OF "ron
cleared The woodland is well mhered ana situated @
Farm al the recent assessment, valued higheI ny swol
off rr than any tract land in Orange county mas u'
dwelling hns- with roulns and usual out -buidihes.
"S ir opposite Soldiers Rest IN Cuipele, coa"s'
i :,I mere valuable contains about 00 acres o. ahu,
,sn ana 400 of which cleared and I0 @" the cleared
III, m lS grounds The woodland Is well timoerea anu
al would produce inc tobacco II has small TWO s'os o"e
M hpisa, &C., on It. 80, ,..;,.., r;y.r chi.
re Comfy mar III. Mills Mr. R. T. Willis, ana wthih so'us
mile. AZ Gram. Court House. IL contains ev ae1esioo W
winch are cleared; least of the cleared ho 10 ~
low sr.nnd> aud the hill land scarcely less valuable.
TN. Farm and Mr. WIN. E. Glossals, nave
were sui-r tie old assessment valued at tue same Pre
gs in mn, other land county OF Capspr whch .nen
Embraced This Farm has small dwelling house,
H.. ;.....,a
The said three Tracts Of Land in good state OF Improve
en, ana Glove, and plaster finely upon then hey a
IN condition 10 bring abundant OF corn Wnea
Sc and are well adapted grass. Such seiecuon OF
lands i rarely offered who may seeK an ih'ese" "
fea! estate .. lava
More particular may he had by reference 20
miah Norton ESQ, in Rchmund untH the @J. VI
AprI period his Farm .adoinng te morse
Shoe letter. addressed TO Racoon Ford r o opsp''
county, W. NtsotsO1
March 10 ISL. ioi-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Iwill give the above
reward apprehension and delivery secured ~
iah oiha them following five Negroes, who ran
away the fist Of February belonging to The Lower BYRD
fantaIion in Gopcand county, so for either of hen VIZ
am,tead, % yeais DID, appears older having lost his from
Teeth by the kick Of a horse, feet II inches high.
jim Ross about 20 years old yellow small black
ier h:h.
Nnrod about 10 years old getting bald the crown Of his
hra has lazy walk rather down look, feet inches high
William Tnsey about 30 years old prominent eyes, rather
small features, dark, black, feet III inches high
and inch high
These Negroes wen, off together, from Richmond They are
h,r papers WM. II. SANDERS.
Lower BYRD Plantation, Goochand, CO., siay g. 6-t
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STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNOCk, Capt. " tanoank leaves
- Fredericksburg Tuesday evening, al O'clock, pass
Port ROYAL ucluek, Port hicou between and O'CLOCK
Tappahannnce O'Clock Wednesday morning. rsses
Urbanna Merry PoH, NJ IL o'clock aud rohs"
trasne o'clock in the evening Returning leaves Baltimore
saturday O'clock and arrives al Ponroteasne ~
o'clock Sunday mornnspases Merry Point Al IL O'clock VI
hanna at o'clock evening and leaves Tappaannock Al
sunrise Monday mornng-passes Iayons and Leeds about
O'Clock Por, Mcou O'clock Port Royal about ~ O'clock
and arrives al Fredericksburg about o'clnck -
REUBEN L. TIloM agent.
5-iw
AW NOTICE-he subscribers have associated themselves
IL practice Of law. Their address, Is, CEIlotirsfir
Virginia H. G. be always found, except when at
tending Court both Of Will attend the circuit
Abemarle, Fmvanna, Nelson, buckingham, or any
o,her Court where services may be required - ,,,
THOMAS w. GtLMER,
j. H. GILMER.
,r, 7-Gw
1 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-The two thousand acres
n OF my Blene Land heretofore advertised Ia still for sale
Terms &C. will be made known by j. W. Saunders ESQ., Char
lottesvile, or by JAMES Roso.
Fredericksburg, May IA, ls4l I'll
SAMUEL r. PAINTER,
50 Uater street, .hc,r York,
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TRUST SALE Of REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
virtue Deed of Trust executed To me by Peter r. Pat
Of the county Of Buckingham debt therein
Richard T. FarTar, dated on the day Of
1884, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF buckingham
county shall FRIDAY 9TH iseventh) day of May
FALLSBuRG MILLS in the said county, proceed sell,
shes, bidder all the interest Of the said Peter r. paite
son OF his father, In of Mrs Mary
Patcson, Of the said Peter interest being
seventh part This property, consisting OF Land saed
within mile of the Fallsburg Mills and Negroes Is valuable
well deserves the attention of purchasers w oi course
sold subject the Life Estate Of Mrs. Mary Pattcson
Acting Trustee shall convey only such title rs i vested III
me SUCH though that is believed 10 be uneaceptionahe
Terms made known the day of sale.
SHELTON F. LEAKE, Trustee:
April % li1-w.o
" PuSTPoNEMENr.-The above sale has been postponed
until the iGsh III Janc when viii eenniy take
place. >. r. LhanE' rus..e i
May % 9-%a"iu