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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern Tail.
Private Correspondence.

w.sHrSerOx, Aug. IS, lsit.
DgARSlg As We are to have Veto tomorrow the
next day the public mind should be prepared for it Bu
that this Veto power has been like the King Press sadly
abused there would be less objection 70 its application
, case for the bill sent to President FOR all useful
poses would dsapPoin expectation The provision restrict
ing the dividends per cent asd r0h'Sii"s foreign
stockholders would render the whole thing abor;iye
Congress. cam even n- make better Bank BILL and one
that the President would sign viii take the Veto c0oy
Mr. CLAY in this emergency. will do as ne has always
done act with patriotic magnaniuity He is Feady 10 SacF
ice any thing :or the Country.
have great coni1esce that all the expectations of the
People reference the action of Congress will be fully
realized.
We have glorious from Tennessee. There Is IN
.mphant Wing majority in the Legislature This gives Up
two Wig Senators from tina, State. W.
J'According TO previous arrangement, the Heads OF
Departments at Washington and large number At mem
bers OF Congress, and invited guests visited the h? Della
ware living off Annapolis. Saturday Extensive nrepara-
tons had been made thci reception, and the visi'ers
were graed with the novel sight of the exercise OF me
mes in the yariou. evoutions of Naval engagement.
SAD OccURRExcE-Two amsble and well disposed lads.
named Buckingham and Schobert, sportag with n
doube-barreed owing-pece the Second Ward Washing
ton CIV on Friday evening last when the gun accidentally
went of while in the hands of Buckingham and the loud OF
shot lodged in the head of Schober He expired Sund
noca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

FArAL AccIpEyr-A Young man named John Carson,
l6 or IL wears of age all apprentice Mr. Jehn F. Trow
in the printing business at No ia Nassausreet about
o'clock yesterday afternoon, accidentally fell through the
scuttlehoe OF the 9TH story of the building which he
employed the first floor of the establishment striking upon
his head and receiving terrible injury. He taken
the Hospital where his skull found to be deadiuly
shattered Az operuti,n performed upon him, but he
il expected
DEATH, ~ Nxw-YoRK.-The City Inspector reports the
deaths of 80 Men, 30 Women e. Boys and &c Girlsn all
2O2 perons-durng the past week Of these ~ died OF
Cholera Inanum 25 of Consumption, 10 of Commissions
OF Diarhn Is of Dropes of Dysentcry of Fevers 90
of nilammutons 10 of Marasmu, OF the COZ, 1l6
under wears of age l60 of the t. States 81
Of Ireland 6 of Germany, of Scotland, OF Wales.
F1REs--Yesterday morning, -elwecn and O'Clock, a
fire occurred in the of 1876 and 1877 Churchsree which
destroyed two small dwelling houses.
At o'clock p. NJ the grocery OF Sla. Dean,
of Edrdge and Dvision-streets burned. large por
ton of the stock saved.
" Alex. VIM. Holmes one of the of the illntcd
William Brown has been arrested aud committed for trial
on charge of Murder committed in throwing the pas
scnger in that vessel the boat which they had aken
refuge already published The testimony against him is
positive End the Jury will be called decide whether the
conduct of the crew wa, or was not murderous
D' The YELLOW FEVER has made dreadful ravages in
Florida this Also Cuba. At Havana it is also
deadly is said that nine American vessels lying
in that port without soul board all having died fled
" Last week, named Michael Tobin was killed
in one of the Posyilc coal mines by the fall of coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17
rur ArGrsr ELECTIONS.

rx.s,..rE-I,is morally certain that Major JAMES C.
he Wing candidate, has beaten Hon James K Polk
the present Opposition Governor of Tennessee The votes
Of the Counties heard from are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17
LAKE MAYOpAC HOTEL.

The subscriber opened house for the accommodation
Boarers pledging please those who visit
the Lake visiting house may calculate being
to the landing any the boats the Hudson
any period day evening" and wishing H. may have
landing hcm by sending HIM line by
Peek boat either Tuesday Thursday or Saturday prece
ding tho day OF their visit. aLi eWitf S1NHEL btItkl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

u Dry Goods Clerks of Ncw-VOrL! Rally Rnl-
Iy RalIy. Dry Goods Clerks OF Newiork aud all opposed
to the present 10 hears labor per day and in favor of
closing stores P NJ assemble in your might Shnks
peare Hotel Evening The who him
self on account of fatigue branded Time
Energy Universal Action absolutely requisite TO effect
tho Rsfora. you earnestly desire [sul7l C9 HUMANITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

We are indebted for Chapter Of Barnaby Ridge
to DAY to Carey Hart edion winch wa ior"'HDt'
rdyarce of II. appearance in Eagiand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

u We have been requested by several Merchants .ug
aest the formation of MERCHANTS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"
and do right heartily Such Society should be formed
forthwith and should extend its efforts beyond the
preston Of gogdrinking among its members tie Dis
courageaent Of the Traffic in alcoholic Lquors. Every
month vessels depart from Newlork reightcd with
poison and madness for all parts of the world but especially
Tor the regions Of babasn and NATURALIZATION where Man
peculiarly fitted become the dupe, the slave the victim
or accused incompetence The pious and phunthropic
among us are striving and sacrificing for the and
moral renovation OF the heather but hogsheads of Al
oho go out for every Missionary Teacher and than
undo all the good their antagonists accomplish us-
nnds and Fathers sell the food and clothing OF Wives
Dagh,ers-and sometimes the Daughters thcmseestha,
hsy may The muddenng poison. Is the SlaveI ade
mere horrible thaa this Every cargo Of Ram that goes
10 savage region will average the ruin of hun
dred iames-perhaps hall dozen fights and murders
Shall not this deadly work be stayed Merchants OF New
York we appeal you unite jealousy and promptly in
the cause of Humanity and by forming Mcr-
camille Temperance Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

u Peaches and aliIk stPA1TINsoNs corner of Nassau
sad Ann street. auli 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

u Offices Let--ln the Basement Of the New Merchants
Exchange Wall and lanovertreet, suitable for Brokers'
purposes coffee rcfeshnen There
two occ Connected will be for the balance tho
year perfectly satisfactory the tenant Apply To Mr.
Pearson Exchange Company Of anoverott
Exchange Place. the publisher OF the Now World 30 Ann
street jyl3tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

From Courier aud Enquirer.
~ Chnpmnn's Metallic Hone and Rnzor Strop Ia
much BY and from m Of It's virtues
Lmi, tina, he has some reason 10 Mandatory 02
William. az jy3U Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

LARGE AND SMALL NEwSPAPERs.-Nc do not concur
with those journals of the smaller sizes who eternay
boast,ng of the superiority of the Penny Press, immensely
greater calculations the decline of the Npennies &c &c.
Aside from the evident bad the thing do
slider it Just There always be large papers well
small oncspapers devoted mainly the asd interest,
of business men, as well as others Tor the great tie
community The necessities Of Front, Scuth, Water
Wal-streets could be answered by small papers many
men would pay dollars year than sxpcace
week. many require long lists OF Impoyiaton> ard Shipping
Intelligence which the cheap papers furnish
cny with The wishes Of the great OF their readers
But again obviously impossible that the great mass
Of Laborin Men, those in business yielding small profits
should ray dollars year for paper unless by cor hpng
,he reading 70 ore ONLY. There needed rapers for the
f and for the many and every should be suorlisd
I'VE endeavor TO print paper which will be acceptable 10
y, classes offensive but do expect exac,lv
~ ;, MI We mean 10 afford advantageous medium
m general advertisers than any other paper there are
classes Tor whom other channels preferable lie; Us all
resolve thea to move on harmony and good Will, each
doing his best in his sphere. and endeavoring
make capital by undertaking his ncghbors. The world
wide enough for all.
10 The horrible ouragcs upon females thcky report;
cd City for few past be traced
liable That alleged have taken place upon a
young between this city pnd Williamsburg, seems
especially without foundation.
~ public meeting OF the citizens Of Troy has been
called 10 take into consideration the plan Of constructing
railroad from thar city Greenbush inersec, the Albany
and Yves, Stock5rdge Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

u In Nashville Tenn all and grosshop. were
closed the day Of the Election and liquor sold
whatever. Tho Wing majority va. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

70 The American Wing Society OF the College of New.
Jersey acknowledge the receipt of donation of Four 7O
sand Dollars from Capt. K. F Steck,oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

U The Superior goes Campaigning at Heu,s,ead
morrow. An inviting trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

q The Columbia County, Pa. jail is tenantless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

20 Forty Thousand dollars specie arrived al Buffalo
few day. since, from Wisconsin, on lis way East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

Je The YELLOW FEVER has made dreadful ravages il
Florida this season Also Cuba. At Havana it ais
deadly 1t is said that nine American vessels lyn
in that port without soul board all having died fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

q The degree OF D. b. has been conferred apon rev
JONI NJ. KEEps of this City, by Dickinson College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

u Private Ronrding.-Gentemen wishing permanent
Rooms location the business the
City accommodated No. - Dunse Brosd
way but few boarders taken and every
pleasant ard comfortable The house caty
new and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate Refer.
encss exchanged jy&1 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

70 The Printers OF Philadelphs held meeting last sa
turday and organized Temperance Society
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
ny THOMAS RICHIE.
.r~ e the Richmond Enquirer.

.s.,y,y 4, pvsshed darias ths session.
j ''' ''a'' - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION .,,,.
Dollars per and Three Dollars for SIX n
six dollars per the end Of the year ood md
M s n,,es n The risk the Editor; tss postage q az.
. s P4i By yrThe postage s 9" seemna,ion Of
~ e;,sns;ye business, which operates as SERIOUS ~
~, Whoever viii pay for nine papers, anAuS''S ''"'
TEN % shall hereafter be considered as
~ ~ .r,u,e and for years pnhhcal". u n ,,, ,oe
sni ~ - har,s time and paid for in advance 'f ' '
% when oe" n he sen, to order of and ul'
- =" ner unless paid for In advance 9, ~ o.d n
Known "a snmc and acceSsi'ic peSoi -. ~
ference be maze ~ ay,n Hut of Al order Tor pun
ae sansSl' y" new subscriber mho y n
hca;on I'm M conditions, single nmmher my 10 Se' ~
..a Tns names al! subscribers M IN sei on open
unknown 10 s Of two years the time me
vas due shall he erased from me M Of Ia
,.s,,io1s arc some Of results Of the cole c,ive mis
dom aai bitter experience ai ' ,ns I'm January 1873
t"a 49, Resnlnc,s determined n naeI
Of s recommend and our oM Es american
us @ s"g,isS custom Of Cash Payneats no e rdi,ors
~, more by an abuse of The Great sg.e,
ass1 the Resolutions ",inn s ., -,
...n,;on we have bees induced To conlinut *
?, o on the Book who in arrears 10 ,nls
Ne mist change course ne n ~ of from our roll
- il ibis preiicament, viii posliive! , DC ~
, fse commencement of our next volume
j. ~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Thu, i, he recommended 10 the Editors OF NcMsPes
The commonwealth 10 publish nj me neaa a o. ne
their ADVERTISING ana ina. meg ~ ~ i've fai
and that hes prices be always such, as 10 give
Compensation tor the a0 Psiau Of The Editorial Conreaaa
- or sx,.,n lines or less, first insertion, IS cents; 10
.,,n continuance, 50 cents. ,,,, III. .ava mr.
ntsrs from distance must be accompanies WIZ" INC
~ ar satisfactory references, TO insure eSee nc ,nnum
n nose whose advertising may amount 10 siou W PEI 1n a., csn
~, ,yi., n. made cent aud to Sooo ~ peL es.
81, Obituaries aud Marriages from the country,
~ eartvs handwriting is unknown nc =,
v ,s endarsa,ioa Of the Postmaster III he W., h,
ihey viii in he pnl'Sied lhsety hereto
s nnayaineWe must therefore insist IN s.sn s
INSTRUMENTATION being certified BY the name oil INC
.-;,,n a. N, hack o. the istter)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
TaiuaLie Land for Sale.

>ur ,act If Land on sham Goddin resided AZ the
- h death situated very healthy and aereennis neis
hoai in the county enco, 70 miles below he r III,
"a iei,ar,ly on the road leading from Tue Guy o. ne
d - nc New Bridges will be offered too SAFE NJ p0. a"
, On the premises Wednesday, the 18th OF Nevrno e
,, third Of wh;c, forest That portion OF e lanu n1m
~ r l,arr Yields product of such crops a. are u!
~ ,aa IN his section portion oil the cleared ia
MI a. unceared land, well adapted TO the growth OF
..tn, so situated that with great faehlty oe
80, faino spnps The comprises variety oil sois
and generally very susceptible of improvement ne d
,r convenient story dwelling house. having sA
III nec.ssary out houses all wooden The tract may DC
- !, make Two convenient tracts. with an ample spps VI
od and water ON both and if desired will he TINS DIVIDED
Far ,ber particulars apply Mr. John " Gounln vino ..
lbs IN mo premses or Mr. James A. Goddn IN Richnohu-
y. -. saia which are accommodating will he male known
ou dar Of sale ~ - :. $50 - Mi weather
M me I'm Of Nov il will place the first FAIR day
Sundays excepted .a-,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
,.,,,,,o,b Jo,,,ry for goth.
PROPOSALS ron RATioNS.

HiAD aCaEIEE~, 'iIhiSE Aoh-ft
Washington, Oct. :, ISL.
rp.p ,Tr pRoroS AIS will received al the office Of NE
onarleruasfcr &c the Marine Crps. in this Cfy mnt y
-. an Wednesday The 10Th iay OF November next ior mr.
hns ra,cns 10 liz United States Marines, al tue io""'H:
stations, for the year 1872
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire;
Tharie sown, Massachusetts,;
BrnnkIyn Long Island, New YORK;
Philadelphia Pennsylvania;
Cospo near Norfolk, tirsHiai
Pc sacuia, Florida; and a.,
washington iity District cf Columbia.
r ra,n n consist OF pound aud e".-.r Of ir's
Or three quarters o pound Of Mess Pork eighteen "nns -
~ r =, The opton Of Governments; and a. The ra'r %
Nv bounds Of good Coffee, twelve pounds oil GOOD view Ut
,sans sugar eight quarts Of Beans, four quarts Of sss ~
quarts of salt four pounds Of Soap ana one anu ha p
rnod dippcd Candies 10 each hundred ralions. .,,,s ~
iii Understood that full side Of beef neek anu sun
,d hc delivered ii reguirsd such quantity be not fl
% ,bc fore and hind quarters be delivered a M
lrsad ar flour shall he OF superine quality. Al me ~
nnd 10 be issued the troops without expense
N tho United states. u,.,. r p,,;o,. T., IaIao
-'oN' - a3-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
E,,asiee and raiuabe Real Estate and Iater Po'esr

Eeastee and Taiuabte Real Estate ana ate' io"e''
in Lo,cer Frginia, for Sale.
TINE Plantation in the county Of Southampton known az fop
or swami or Aliens Quarter belonging 10 thc fs.Wes o.
c. Or.an b. Bydon and the suo>cfibef = now "n -,
.lc Ii situated Noiioway river aboh thec ne
e yrdl AID Portsmouth Railroad aud twelve mes "t'"" e
rusa.in aud BY the old surveys oto ae ,
an .ry.n miles alang The Whlch Is nav isaoe "
~ H. Plantation for draw 10 eet wafer.
nOh, of the cleared, The most oil WHEN ~ ~
lance u The lana i in its original growth ana eno'a.os -
acres valuable oak and pune 'mr. a
found n. i believed on any navicabe water IN sH1,
o: hr oak exceedingly va'iabe io snp ~,
u. Ia ,.l builder and timber geer, tins lana "eIs
rarely br with: timber can De eo anu
81, a snail expense, Norflk through Tue p1' swamp
canal or any port through the Painico SOUND
This Estate tirl>t Mill situated on bean
~. wa or mower moi rGuailed that section o ie
supply en: throughout the year. anu sums M, " "
Mil Factory addition 10 the otist ~
The land lies along the river, lne0iaeiy 80,
below the Mil which H. within hundred yaEus VI VIC ''
timber could he fuat-d up The mill sheets -, -.
,aruvemenS Of frame dwelling honse WIN ~
Roma rn house, aud all other ont houses io iise
F5u:n with nm apple orchard which VIII generally yieo from
y Il barrels OF Brandy per annIna- ;. , ..,. ne
The land il moi previously d'6posea OF p,'a.eN so
t .es in lots suit purchasers, on Inesda ne 2lss
IF December ne1t and in the mean time VIII pc SHOWN "
person wishing by Dr. VIM A spark wh" now re-
d-s premises, COL e. Rochelle, VINO ives III tue ~
Gale Reichborhoad. A., I.,.... 4,
Tie Terms Of The sale will be third cas-ts balance ~
two and three years equal payments, Tor wch bonus
approved security viii be required, ana the tte
II, OF the purchase money Is pau, w , -
decree OF court directing the sale OF thai portion
IL heir. rf K G. Orsain deceased. For any fuiel w
'f' '''"' s"Os''''''' 'e'' CARTER H. EDloE
o,, u 4o-2a"ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
nY INLoEs & BROTHER

Tree Hi Race Course, &c, DC, at .4uenon g.. i,
,u shcrihe having determined TO remove TO me STATE o
Missouri VIII the assent Of all parties cnncene vel, ~
On HE rrenises Wednesday, November i.ih, ~ ~
,h, valuable property the Tree III Race
together with all the Land, Dwelling ana On nopsS
80 sio,sins thereto Also. his entire iioUsEfulu ~
@r rom rising an excellent assert mentor well KEEP Articles
Al he hc.t manufacture, such ~
i,ud,onr Centre aud Gard Tables
Rich pair III Mirrors,
handsome Piano. nearly new,
Ten good feather Beds, with Mattresses &C.,
pininr and Breakfast rah"s.
handsome Sideboards and Wardrooes,
Egeaus Chairs and Looking Glasses,
p,ci French china, Cut and Plain Glassware,
rarpe,s Toilette Tables, sc, sc, ,,,.y.,osu.
.s General assortment of Kitchen and Cooking Utensils.
"a barrels Corn Several good Mich Cows, very line sows,
yoanc Hogs, &C. ,n,,,op =, n WIVES
srr;r will also sell his Stock of Wines, consisting OF
,,,.y Of Old Madeira, Sherry, sc. -, ,,. -, ,,.o
rsM-For Real Estate one third cash. me oa.nct !"
,,,i naymens aud II months The fuhIue @e''
= days .i.ai' io' a'' ~ J. ". SEIDEN
.s,ds l. Z B.. facts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

Taluabie Rcot Estate for SAP in Fredericksburg
WILL he sold To the hiehes, ndds "Wednesday the first
w dy of December next valuable and well known esa-
called the Farmers ioe in the Town of Fcdericks-
hurs with two brick Tenouents adoinns Also iwo olhf
hk Houses nearly opposite late the property o W NJ hce'
deceased, Ounge II is deemed unnecessary 10 give nh"
description Of the property, il presumed persons wishing ~
,yi, frs, view it, only TIA, Inc
HAZEL i very valuable and the o!rr buildings are excellent
stands for of which are IN the centre ni me o@
TnInr third in cash. llauor two equal annti III
sl-n,s Negotiable viii be icqulrc wan deed, OF uusi
the credit payments NJ shn Me!sa m ,as"
I required - 49, ~ I'D.
~ Ths richmond Wing Frederic k<rS Arena. Nal ona In
.,,nrer and Baltimore American viii pleas copy the above
wir- week un the day sale, aud send their bills TO this
Office ic,n,,,ci u Tor payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
Eoots Shoes, Traeelii"g T5unhs, Carpet Bays, &C.

Boots Shoes, ITactIIng TTunfS, Carpet BRyS &c.
FAIL SUPPLY.
SaMIEI PITNEY has received h. last packets from Ph'a
> deull Boston the hands 81 the Manu- ciu
rel> extensive stock 81 variety ~
ladies' sentenen's misses boys and cdren's Boots S'nc
yelling Trunks, Brussels superior Carpet Bags, &C., &c "hch
selected person. with greatest and mostly Tor CASH
which he viii sc extremely low cash punciual
only have hesitation in saying That nave NE
largest stock fine Roots and Shoes in Virginia. MANI
featured expressly in Philadelphia Among assortment
viii be found Miles Sons celebrated water proof and d1-
Boots gentlemen ladies' fine dress walking Shoes iSi sip
pcrs hy McCUrdy, The hest maker in r Northern c.
Ladies' Over Shoes, all kinds, gcnilemcns do some very
SUPERIOR senienens calf Boots, al and
&C. heavy superior Rchmond made ogues, red and black
only mentioned few Of the leading Goods IN
line respectfully ask call from those wishing good afli-
cles IN my line, opposite the Ruins Eagle Hotel.
~ / Ia-,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

=, AuATuN LAW school. 1.-The Session Of hi.
- irrrtnnre, the 9th day u 40
CLOSE The ah day 0 March cESning The
adopi, by tho subscriber Al his first
and found ty his experience the eligible by means
lectures explanations and illustrations, and thorough
nmiuaons books employed These Citi Eack
tone 1uckcT'- Commentaries, LomaAs Digest Stephen
Pleading. vol al hlty Is pradng, III vol Of Sarkc liz
Law Evidence, Fanci,s Mayms Of Equity and lubes Eqni
Heading The Students VII I've arranged into Two classes
Those study OF Municipal Law Ill constitute the
Junior who have MADE sufficient the Senior
Class Three days each week VIII he devoted Lectures and
csannatiuns-onc each dry the when the
attend without BEN. examined The oiier halt To
Juniors when the Seniors will attend ami be- examined with
them on The Lesson This blending classes IN
has heen found advantageous To hnt
hut especially the Semi RS who nj the same ln; hry
sudyin. details The Ill! he reviewing AMI II
narisiHr with the beautiful yss aud
hensyr outline presented hy tic Commentaries Of Sir William
Blackstone. desirable htt student shnid come r
b.Lel nh The bopAs-ThG Juniors vii with
Ssnio- with Turkrr' Comm naT--
lc5 Fee or t,r course. S52-myabi- IN adyancc.
Lucas l.. THOMPSON.
OCT o6 i9-tlUN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

leiuaLe S'atcs and othtr Properly Jor sac. -
by ,ic o Trust, executed by John le 70 u.s. h
Clerks Office County Court Of Goochland We sa,., I
NoSDAY, aond November next on the pianLa'oh i"
hssr IN Inc county Of Goochan, belonging 10 the SAID !onh
h OFFER for sale highest bidder, for cash. between my
AID VARIABLE Sl.AV E and at the same time ana place. anu
% Tic terms all The Horses, Mules Farming Ciehss ann
st,t. nf every description the said plantation -,
sua over s2 fr the Stock Plantation Utensils, &c VIII
JAMES NJ. WiCKHAM, r,,s.,
JOHN a. MEREDITH. ! 1
Sear 3S-tds
IL The above sale which postponed TO the a7th
October fixed for the November in consequence Of the
.ipec,d of Mr. John Heh The sale VIII at all events
oi o. va ~ 49, io-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
.3lministrator's sac Of Negroes, Stoeh, 4.c.

THE subscriber v On Wednesday, the loth DAY 81 v
bsr nj the farm called Sa,vneon IN stafford snuu., w
49, a. sae "a Tho highest bidder, all the perlslabe properly
nnog 10 the Estate Of Robert O. Gayson deceased IN .nai
cn,y Consisting Stock and Plantation Ce s Sove
~ A. w,,n, Stuart Kin. George Va the late residence OF sad
ia,r<rate between 10 an - valuable slaves ao drivers
Tie belonging to said ca aa lhsep and
U. rarminu Utensils Furniture, Library Carriage ana
a,s Fodder , Hs 81 6oa Aa and "he fishing
,,,r,,s heionvinr 10 the late firm Of Gayson Jones'
YsrmsFar the Negroes which will be sold whon.
m the h,ahct bidder For the other properly hsn
r sums Of and under sl0 sums over so, cteai. :" IN
n,hs The purchasers giving bond, with approved oe
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