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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
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inter Der 2eitunN tes 9NriuSipalS
81. 81. yJS' S'gsgrt,ncs4ot,.

49, ~ @~N ~-NN NNAbNSN|"SsF
1T am llteu Wcutaq i'm September fir Die
2Iunabme Ron ShEicrn er6fuet porecn.
Ter llnterrid,t umflst bic Dcrfdieocnen
3neige elmer grllnblid1cn @n9Iilheu @rSies
hung, NIT Der 9atcinilheu unD Griedli1d,en
Sprade NIB iObalo es erfrr6erltd, rpiro, ioll
luh bic SrdrBtGitbr Staiienifdle uuo Spani'
iile Spradc etn9cfabrt rerbcn.
Gei Der GutrIrbre nirb mani NIT Ucllifdrs
ot9en 9nparntcu cine @rIduteruug gebcn.
Siluglinge unt Ufdodlcu lpcroen in oc6
Snititut auf9encmmen uno ifren9 qeIdieren.
Die jungen Wdodcn werosn tauptfddllih
uuter Der eeitung Der Wrs SO @isnafan ifes
ben, in einem bcionbern IbCil Sc6 c{nItitut5.
Shr Suoium bcqreift in ddl bic 9etp6bnItden
3tpcige elmer Wcitlihen Gr,htuua, nCblt 0tas
hlr, Woral uno praftiche pbtlclCpbie uno
cinfade Ene sicrItdbe 9idbhrbcitsn bon oers
fhieo "nen 9lrtcu.
Der prur,ipdl wiro turd) cinen fibioea
Gebillfen unterftu6t, nib er III bdber i'm
Stance, cine nllgenlciuc 2luflIdt tIbCr od6
Snitttut 5u fltbren uuo llutcrridyt in teiocn
Ccpartementeu III 9eten.
q 8.-Mau beabiid5tiqt cine &6itffute
nit bieier 2lnftaIt ,u oerbinoeu, Icbnlo bic ges
b6rige @tnridtult9cn 6dfur grtrcfcn tpcrren
fCnncit.
2lOentaur, Sctoter 13. IS41. rq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
0a8 Q(ppic(s @erid)t.

SIR ta5 82ite 9ie9imcnt foa acbolten mere
ben auf FreitagS cen 22ifeu uddlffen Sftcs
Der, ort J.anic bon s. 6ifhcr, in Sreriers
tanit.
o Sir sas este 01cgimcnt ouf Samfta9S
ecn 23ften Stteber am SauIe pen 3il9hnIaH
9iupp, in glleutnun.
Silr hos l3site 0ie9imcnt auf Wcntda ben
25lten Sftcter, am SHauIe Upn Deter Willeri
in SigerspilIe, SHcioelberg IdnnIdlip.
Sir Rad l54ifc Weginent, auf Dienifda5
oru 26fteu Sftcbcr, an SYauls pcu Charles
Sngoer, in BciB'pcrt, Icrtbdmptcn @auns
tD.
9SilIiam 6rcn 8rig. Snip.
9I. 9.-perIcnen, Die 2Iuforberun9rn bas
ben, perben erllldlt, iId) an pbigen 3d0en
nuo pIdeen ctuSuftnocn, i'm tbre 8lditinSe
in Gmrfdng gu nebmea.
Oct I3. tq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
OefenttNOe oSenpu.

OfHclttlttUe SSeitOt.
Samita6S brn 6tcn Tcrcmbrr, Inn 10 llbr
Scrmittd9s, lcll auf Dem plaec ieltit rfents
lt0 oerfduft rercen:
Cine Gottc Ganh,
Qclc9cn lit StersWilfcro, Grd,a GauntD, itos
6eno an 2Ino bon @atharina Ggrcr, paul
SNelIer, Trieorid) g8itmd uno dueern, eut:
baItcno Is 9lctsr NIB 81 9iutbtu. 0arauf
e,.E.zEA III crridjtct ein
asIsL3 SlpG : YS o IN du6,
$500 ste s " Sdbeucr, uno anrere 0ebcns
9cbduoe |; 3 SIfcr f1uo Sdnpnmu1 SIfcr
NcI5laub uuo ccr 9Ieit autcs @dulnuo, nit
ocrtreflidem fllclencem WaGCr pcrlcben, 70
lpie auh nit Sbfbinmtu bon pcrfbiceeusu
SCrten.
auf o'ries GanS fam eiu uniireiti9 9frdt
9c9cben pcreen uno Sciie bis gum criten
uddJfen 9rril.
GbenfdtlS:
Siibc, cinr 9dITc, SiTcr, WrptarsSrrttrr,
Winomitie, StrDbbanf, Sd)letfltein, Scttcr
uno Sehtaeen, Te6f, Glide, eiIerue SeGel,
uno dnbere S0auss uno Silhenaerdtbe.
Die Seeingurgcn fclcn am @crfarf6tage
befanht 9emdd,t uuo @reeit uno slnfrpar!ur9
9e9Cben pcrecn, pen
q. &. @itinan,
Oticblel Sbaurt
Creditors oe5 oerifprbenen
Saecb Sd duot
October 13. na-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
S1ortI)antptcn g5anf.

9Im 3trn Mpntaa i'm nddffsn 9tooembsr,
ipcidbes Der l5 oes beIa9ten Wprats III, fpire
an oem 9'dnfbaule cine gSah fur ereBehn
Stcdhalter gebalten perecn, I'm fir eae
hddlfe Sabr ols rireftcren III hiefen.
George Sed, Gailirer.
October 10. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
010Chr00f.

Der tlntcrSciductc, untefnnnt nit Rem ic,
bi9en Nufcntbolte fctuer Srnocr, Toam nnb
8Icrinu Sd,mjtt ron S6fclocrf @autcu ScIl
i'm @Iids, finrct I'D, ocranIaBt cen gBcg Der
8crrfertIidIuua 81 bercn 9Iuffueuuq cin,us
Id,ldgeu. Dcm Bcrnebmcn mad fU(lcn (Ic
IIt Dor eiui9en SabrCu III Cincinnati aufges
haIten babcn. Ter llntCrScd,netc piirCe fItb
81 9rceer Gonfbarfcit rsrpfid)tct ftihlcn,
wenn ibm Semano 2msflmft itbcr ben icBis
gen 9lufeutbaIt lcincr Sritoer gcben f6nnte.
2lntpn Sdmitt,
care of Frncis Friedman, Buffalo n. Y.
Buffalo Sct. 1854.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
GrnIflttte SlaC0rtC6t.

2Ille biejeui9en, tpeldr nod duf ir9cno cis
TIC g8ei1e fhHlcig flnb nu doctor 9S 4 III
IS re vt, frnher nrn 2lIentari, Ici e6
in Icten, Sdnbcu, Sntfhulcen, reer @ens
bu9elo, nerben hermit brin9euo auf9efcrbert
swiiben nun uno benz lien 3cpember ab,u'
bc;ahlcn, rpeil uah ienem Gage ale unbes
sablten 9eobnunaen unfeblbar einem Tries
censrihtsr gum @iutreibsn stberSebeu pers
oeu. g9rr nod, ehpa Ncroerinqen ali ges
oddbteu Beielb0ft bat belicbe iolde III bers
iclben 3rit irpblbeititist cia5utrinsen, an
Cyobn s. SrauB
9igcut fur 8illiam g8edeIbGft.
AGentdnu Sct. 13. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
hq-I5
0roCerten.

Sceben erhdltet elm srpees 9tGrftiment grc<
eerien, nls Satfee, 3uder, Motaiiee, Ihee &c.
gu perfaufen niebrig BET
9'ret, eager unS 60.
S'F'' 10. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
2(nlante 9laChrtchf.

Oa SaWucI @dbct nnh Sufonna feine
SraH bon SitosBbcitbau Sonnfhip, 2cdla
@auntD, Uermittrlit elmer frei,piui8cn llebcrs
ftrcibunq, odtirt een 22teu Septcmber IS4I,
al ibr gi9cnthum, fcwcM IicgeuOe6 ais mie
perI6nlide6 uno pcrmiidte6 an BEN llufcrs
Sethnetcn ibcrtrdacu babCr, uno ;rplr gum
Seiten Ieiner @rcbitcrcn, 70 pcroen olIc oies
ientgen, mclde ned, auf irgeno cine 9trt fduis
otg ino an bcllgten Salomor Gidtrl, dufqrs
forosrt, binHcu qBcdlru 9iidtigteit su mas
d,en-mo Sclde wCld,c nch redtmdeide
TorbCruu9cn an ibn batcn, tCliebsu tire Reths
nun0en ebenfoH6 tiuucn bCfd9tcm 3eitpunft
pCbIbcitdtigt cnSuhinciaen, an
SCbn s. arauG 2llTgnie.
October 49, it1-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-13
GSrucbt miro perlan9t.

9ie9sen, WaiSeii, aafer uno BelIbfcrn
mirb perlanst, ,pcf,lr Der bohite Marftpreis
beSabIt miro.
9yree. Si9er nno 60.
Gert. %. 1911. ,nq-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13
POETRY.


"..- :, go. r. HOPE.
If Hope be Lead-why seek Ia i've:
For what besides has life IL give:
Lave Life. and Youth and Beauty. TOO,
II Hone be dead-say. whl' ARE You:
Lore withou, Hope. IL cannot be,
There is vessel on !on sea
Becalmed and sai-sS a Despair,
And know-'ils helpless Love floats there.
Life ithou, Hope. oh, that is not
To live. hut day by day, 10 rot,
with feelings cold and passions dead;
To wander DER The world, and tread
Upon It's beauties: and TO gaze,
Quite vacant DER its flowery maze.
oh! think, if this be Life: then say
"Who lives when Hope has fed away
Youth without Hope. An endless night,
Trees which have felt the cold Spring oh9nl.
The li.htning's flashes, and the thuhuer,s suiei
Yet pine away weary lie
Which elder would have sunk anu d,eu
Reneaih the stroke their gor'h dehedc
But. CURT with length Of days, are ieit
To rail at Youth Of Hope beset.
And Beauty, too, when hope Is gone
Has lost the ray IN which II shone;
And. seen without this borrowed li:ht,
Has lost the beam which made II bright.
Now what avail the silken hair,
The angel smile, and gentle AIR,
The beaming eye, and glance refined
Faint semblance Of that pGrer mind
As gold dust, sparkling II Tie sun,
Points where the richer strata run:
Alas. they now inst seem 10 DC
Bestowed Ia meek al Misery.
They speak Of days long, long gone ny
Then point 10 cold reality,
And, with dsath-liSe smile. they say
sob, what are we when Hopes away"
Then Lave Lie, Youth, aud Beauty, too,
When s.en without Hopes bright'nns hue,
Al -ish in Misery's saGdrSt tone,
'iWhy se-l. 10 live Il Hope be gone"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

Lava 10 saa.eass..-i,ciiiGg u o.. Erfas 10 las
aTiy OF the Common wenii.ia Tie patty u tie pee
pe-,:, t!c ar.- OF the CoTis,telon not ii y!sf "i
Clay Of Van Buren,, or Of Calhoun. iai sysie" o
pariy operations, which looks 10 the success "i man.
as mere party chlea,n, without regard 10 Tue graz
ends 10 BIZ accomplished by the Constitution Inc A.
her,y and happiness Of the people Gespse ana 'so'
II il destructive TO free institutions and fatal 10 liberty
|, i sysl.m which, when persisted III baS Ee'e'
,,d 20 end in the abl,shm-nt ct full, complete
and unoua!iged desoa,ism. and winch viii tenii't
N the same results here Where is the spirit Of liberty
which kndled the fires of thr Revolution wach @t'
Tended with success the affairs Of the Constitution "
o. and overthrow their invaders III le2o; Is IL eu''e
IN the tombs of the fathers Of the Reyoutnn, or mas "
been estincushed in the bosoms OF their desehe,-a'
sons: | believe not. What is there, then, OF une'
ence between the Of the cider ana young.
Adams which aroused such spirit OF Tes's.ance :.
thor strations tirroug hont the country "''
we're oyerthrown and why does not the same sP,','
stimulate us to action now Happily the presn"., ~
n,in;stra,;on has not identified itself win al 's'
measures, which formerly rePudia,ea anu ".
s,royed BY the Republican party, and nope u may
mott believe il will not. o,;.
the natriotism or impeach the motives OF any OF tue
friends OF the measures 10 which aliude. he'' pa
triot;sm and their honesty do not uouo'' 'u' -
these measures as great and dangerous eflo,s u"o "
viewing them, must so treat them e'hiol ION upo
erroneous measures particularly those oil delusVe
and ;nsd,ous character with any the less allowance,
h.causa of the integrity and patriotism oil those VINO
sun,or, them ! cannot consent 10 the rum OF lhe
CONSTITUTION. because sappcd and no, sormed The
consequences are the sameiree institutions ruined
and liberty destroyed. The errors Of Van Bnrenism
were rreat-very great They were calculated 10
draw around the Executive GORDON OF power which
would render il omnpo;ent The measures D; which
,bsy are nropnsed 10 be succeeded Will produce the
same effects MS 10 The National Government In either
case. the result viii be the same-ihe rights oil me
States will fall and the Liberties OF The people perish;
and that pcsteri,y, to which We owe tree institutions
and liberty, receive the inheritance 81 uesp,,s ah'
chains. lE1""'-'@"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

LrriScroS ,rsIrr, Cn.rtx,. B.Lrixonr.
THIS Institution has been in operation with extensive patron
age for than III one of the most pleasant and
healthy locations in the eiiy al Baltimore.
The plan Of instruction embraces all - branches Of polite AID
finished education Modern Languages particularly
French s;rciy attended The fashionable accomplish
taught by the approved instructors Lectures
Chemistry delivered ladies' Professor Aiken
Of the University Of Md with the advantage Of full and
plete apparatus.
The scholastic the first Monday Sspien
ber and terminates the third Monday July following
Terms follows:
Boarding and Ene lish tuition per anaum $3.50 90
Modern Languages ,also Latin and Creek each per
aanum. 80 90
Music and Dancing Professors prices
Drawing and Painting psr quarter, 10 90
JAY 10 oQ-wllw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

AND FOR S,I.E-Ths subscriber wishes "a ell h- tract
IL Land on lie lives ing the waters o
Deep UPPER md of Pnwhaan county, containing
Ca and adninn. the lands Of The late oil Joseph
Triear;, John w Nash and Others
contains about 20 If nat land Deep Creek run
immediately through H. besides many other tributary strains
and rnmer o excellent springs. Til, land valuable There
- sufficient Gnan;y land. There comfortable
house smoke u!s- carriage house, ceh"nSe
and The other S,ai nprov deem unnecessary to LAY
more those wishing purchase VI" first view the premises
M absence my friend. Henry Gordon E, vii show the
land, any lie make Will appreciation
SATIi. 4. CRENStAW.
sus 2G-wGw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13
gUArI,oTTraylLLE FEMALE ACADEMY.


,s,E .ipes happy apnrzr the public that this iha'
,!on /, III yer prosperous condition. The auHbcr 81 s;h-
Daring which mas Just terminated was edtside-
that OF any previous scssio'ahd tue c1ainia-
81 A. IN high degree satisfactory
Th: meg. session the Isl dag Of September,
and close on The dag Of Jmy following An examination o;
me bau Is IN expiration Of i've mnnls hut no
y1ra,ipn win Ii. granted the whole period Of ten months
received shorter period than hve
months nor II BE- made sscep, IN ~
actrd arrangements ir me accommodation oi
boatl.rs have been greatly extended aad Improved
Th. Institution conducted by Rev. VIM > White, VINO Is
y three ladies highest intellectual ana moral en-
dnwm.ntS.
n, ne inind nv y neIs"naI recommendations $50 %
In, Ictinn in All thorough En- lsh COURSE
Including Botany Rhetoric Chemistry, Natural! lntellec
tnal and Moral Philosophy, Sc, - w
Latin French languages, and Geometry, W w
,f,.r inrIuI,p, M usr nt Instruments. Is no
r,,,,,,,, .,,I D,,.,ny on
Great pompue should he observed in entering on The 1T OF
S.ne,u!rr r February The Of this
serious the teacher and nss 10 The pupil Tor
address post paid the Rev w = W hie,
or either Of the subscribers, charlottesville
JOHN X. JONES,
Wii. a. BlRB
T.. X. WATSON, y......
j. W SAUNDERS, ~
j. W GOSS.
IRA GARRETT,
July 81 23-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13
VoTICE-HUNZ7s CREEk md sLsTE RIVER Li.,'Ds

NOTICE--Ht.SI7S CREEK md SLATE RfYER LANDS
~ FOR SiLF-The subscriber offer for sale 10 ,nc ish.
bidder on "Wednesday the 9Th day Of September
q The Tract Of Land which reside lying
Of slate River and Hunts Cres acres
bounded rs :s act the East by Quarry Road
the South. by John Nicholas the West River
The North This Land valuable and Hunt Creek
neyanshe mines Of Slate, good
The United states oy those II judging. Those
DESTROYS 81 purchasing valuable real both
The fertility Of the so, an! also Of The
slate will do well call and the before the
sale Il - deemed give further
This valuable property presumed that those disposed
purchase will 6rt the premises before purchasing
Ts-Hs made known on the dag Of safe
REUBEN T. SIMS.
July o. Ss-lai.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

AND FOR sAIE-lyi he oTered fc sale accommodate.
II terms King William Court, house, Monday the 9Th
day of September cns Court DAY. seven hundred
of Pa,nSey Land This land river, adong smiths
Ferry West Point, IN the county o King
William, very level exceedingly fertile well "aered o"ns
portion well t,mb-Icd and the situation nncnniuny
healthy 4 minute description Of the ee.anoe-he many
ard advantages this i thought
presumed purchase before prcm-
This land viii b. shewn wishing 10 purchase ~
Mr. Patrick H. Slaughter wan resides IN the nelgborhood
Iuly iIs-wtdsl HM. RCFFIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13
VALUABLE LAND F0R SAFE

THE undersigned VIII oder foi sale pubic auction on the
premises the 18th II September ne,, ,s Tract nr AMI
lying the county OF Buckingham, Immediately on the main
leading from Lynchburc Richmond tour miles he
low the New Store. The tract contains shout
hundred % which cleared and We'll enclosed contains
good portion Il a- branches " excellent quality the ~.
land generally in good heart the balance and we
brr-d and much the greater portion Of fine land
The improvements large two BRICK dws!in. house
kitchen and smoke house also OF brick all
good repair farther description deemed unne-
cesay wishing purchase rea rasab, csta.
invited 10 view before the day vi sale. Baker W Ds.
wilson, who lives the place VIII sh.w land Ia any 10
may desire ser Il, Terms made known day ii sale
jUNICS A. CLAY
july q .s-wIy
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RCcKlNGmAM WHITE sILpLI.R srEiACE

BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THE literal patronage which the subscriber received
the last season, has induced him. great -yp-n.. u
considerable additions the buildings other aron "
zion. n these justly celebrated Mineral Springs. yil
pared Ia receive visitors before The III da Jy
The buckingham White sulphur Springs ,lraIrd 90.
mile from ne town Of Curd-yie IN The ii Hur.
ham, ~ miles from Richmond, ID miles l.yncnhn,
from Farmvle, and 10 miles from Buckingham & H.
alton bray and though IN retired and elevated ..s.,
The traveller seeking health pleasure c0ndl ted
by good roads through we'll cultivated country. Tie
= wei prepared accommodate from 30 IL 40 visitors H.
buildings cOHmodG, and convenient and IN Their ora
ani construction, special reference ha- been made
And pleasure OF visitors attentive Hotel keeper tn. M
procured, also. active and excellent Btk.pef o
the Giles Wit George Walker the head oi the Band +.
necessary for the subscriber 10 that visitors nl en-.
ained with The hest music But the medicinal character III
waters form the chef al these Springs. There
Springs the principal Of which haze CaI-f,, ,ubm
chemical analysis, hy d. r. Gardner, Il ID late .n!o,
and Professor, filling with distinguished ability C,
III Chemistry Uampden Sydney College The FOLLOWING
from letter from Doctor Gardner 10 me:
'You ask opinion Of the Of those Mineral S..
They b. considered aline autad, AMI snphno. ~
and comparing their with that Of tie c,lrar
White Sulphur springs lind the solid and gaseous sfrt,t,,
almost idtnral.'
The subscriber could furnish many testimonials Of Al!
Others who have experienced and satisfied ~ r >tn
ing happy effects these waters hut he deems
NIL this advertisement with such certificates. and simply
inyalis and Judge Tor themselves lie feel .
who may wish make enquiries L. t- following
gentlemen, Wit Col Boiling o. Goochland vi. Wauock II
Petersburg the Hon E. w HUBBARD Me>srs Samuel ~ Anderson
Z. Watkins OF Prince Edward and Judge Nson u
Cumberland.
The address Of the subscriber IS, Cutdsslle, Va.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Julya l6-if
Tile Petersburg Statesman will publish above and ent ts
lccnuH; IL this office for settlement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

NDricE-Ali persons indebted 10 Peter Win-ton ,c.
ls February, 1877, hereby requested max, ,o..
payment COL Chas. r. GooLal OF Hanover Or L. H.
in Richmond. TIDS T. BT,lFr ~ 7,
=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

t5ETAlfC ROOFING -teprs. aine a.d ria 6e.ar.
I'l cnisd On tbr Go't approved paa wanapIrl %
itgi, essanahic tsrn- Satisfactory reference ran J.
II required All Communications post pait, vim rac @
prompt attention. JOSEPH " sIxN ~ y IN
Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. 6 'f..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

LUCTION AND COMMISSION HorsE.-fhc subscribers
offer 10 their friends and the PUBIC
or the sale m Negroes Estate AMI all Other kinds Of proper
il in The DIV u Richmond ROBERT MIL < 20,
Gross fronting lie Bel I.rtrn
A., ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

FAI TEX IT TT r It IITET Il SIHINtI>.
~ HIS elrcan; establishment oPen f"r tile reception
visitors under the control and -uprintcDi.nce
The increasing reputation Of is waters, us
superior accommodation and is proximity the No~fn
lea The noperor- doub but ;hal the company
and fashionable. Oar usually excellent a
of music will attendance the 1T Of July Stage
nm from Alexandria Frederick Charlottesville and -
chester and FROM The Isl Of July, viii daily from The
points, those from Fredericksburg easn. there after
arrival Of the Richmond carsall arriving n the Spluc tef
night POST Kept here. which l. called. on the
OF the Post Office Department, "Warrnion springs DaS
arrive alike from tile North and the South. Passengers IL
SOUTH Gavin. breakfast, "li ct 10 fredericksburg
for The evening ca-rhose for the North u leave '- >p
ah sunrise and reach Washington IN time for the Northern
ears The stage VIII exceed So 81 10 tciens'tg
81 50 10 Washington. These increased facilities u ct>
attendance Of accommodating and the pledges
subscriber Superintendent, 10 leave nothing hhaonr u
Satisfaction hopes, be sufficient ndeehsntpa asr
norton ii the publc 10 with their presence
DANIEL WARD, s-Yetrt.-3a..
lime - l3-!t,
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J. VI. Hoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND Va

SONETHLrG .iIG.iIiIcE.fT''!
- EI.OW publish something rich IN ir way OF "eres
ID Ia friends distance may be served aS well
as those near scheme thus early. He hor6
sold tcks,, arordbe scheme for he purchaser Some 81
patrons will only receive this notice in Time 10 order nnlrd
atrly-so delay They mss ndi fortune
II 81 Il, p.Izr al $4,000,
1 ~ 10, do. 1860,
Both sold and easled al sight bv HOYT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13
March II, lsil.

20 PoSTPoNEMEST.-1h- sale of the above property is
pos tpnned Until the Goth of August -
,,fj
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IIEGINIi-i> Ca.>cERYN Relies held IN Inc CIeiks ~
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cancrf! "f
Louisa Comfy colr; hcusr thereof! Monday tue ON
day Of Juy, ici 49,
William shelton Nnr, surviving Executor Of John shelton
deceased ftil'H:
Franklin Shelton, Jesse Shelton. William Shelton ana
shelton, Crawford ISkrrScn and WIFE and CHI!
drcn Linoa Farra Wharton and wife Lucinda, "a.
lnuc. Cough farsr, William eake. james. William anu
lain t,ui,,. and other Defendants:
The SAID ndln above namt having entered Their
appearance security according 10 law ana ie ihes
III this cour appearing from satisfactory evidence that
cy inhabitants o: ;hi5 Sts'cOn III" motion tr a
t hy Attorney Il ordered. Tha; The AID defendants,
Franklin Shelton Shelton William Sh lion ani - shell
ton William Crawford, - Dckrr>"n and WIFI and children.
I.anion Farra Wharton and his wife Lucinda Samuel
aud farrar. William l-an-, James William AMI John
nbS. appear Judge uf sad Circuit superior
Court Law ard Ch,ncrry m louisa rcunly, n; The Cont
the rt dav 81 September next. ard asssf The
and at Ii order b. inrtiIw i.h IN
plpsr printed t.ir al Redmond. t'r
wo Irrrsei, and posted the front door Of the
Cou., house of this caiEi. Court day.
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prizes Of $500 81 Of $3.50 loo c $3.50, 100 OF STU,
And other prizes amounting egh HUNDRED Gnf nhetyihfe
thousand tyLt hundred aud dollars ,s93s%3
a ,inr!e ticket Is only Sli,hares IN proportion
certificate package Of 20 whole tickets viii be sent for
a2J0--lafcs in proportion.
Order. all 10 be addressed
d. ~. HoYT & CO, Richmond "a
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The Petersburg VIII publish above, and send IL
,ccnun; IL tins office for settlement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

MALE SCHOOL At ThrPAHhNNGCK
HAVE rc-engacc +. T. Aldrch E, continue the School
House another session, commencing uctohe
ending Isl August All the branches eduration usually
taught Academies taught by Mr adrc whose e1pe
rienre the youth are well
aud highly Appreciated IN this region Of country.
Geneel Board can be had in the village. few
taken family, under The immediate of Mr. adric
II desired, and carly application be made.
Tuition any ell tile branches incluin. fuel, S27 CO
uaid for months, washing, candles. bedding, &C., 100 90
Payable in advance for each.
number OF scholars, III be limited, application
made before Is, October they may not be attended
and guardians may feel any apprehension
hea.th months
Virginia healthy during that pcrod-Ths
fully by boarding school, of twenty
years DURATION which many from distant and different points
have been educated. JOHN A. PARKER.
Aug.lT 2o-w&w