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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
r Education for Adults,

q Education for Adults, $50 Broome st
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN invites those who de.irc inat,uc-
ton to examine the Prospectus Of his School for Adults
and Mes'rs DoIinige aud Purcels specimens Of Bying
DraHtrg anu Pointing, which branches taught OH q
plan worthy II the of well as OF
those who are engaged business. Those who de-
desire TO attend exclusively to Writing be accommo-
dated Morning, Afternoon Evening.
Evening Glasses IN French Drqsoiag ond Engtisl
Grammar, including Rhetoric, Composition, Critical
Reaiing and cNe@poraneous speaking Will be o,ganizei
he early IN October. arithmetic and Book
seeying ;asght the plan of individual instructions
IssrRucrtoN LADrEs.-Mr. C.'s School for Ladies
opea Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, for
Writing and the solid branches Of Education aud On
Wednesday and Saturday for Drawing and Painting.
Mr. c. mas few vacancies in his School Tor Boys,
whose heAta, comfort aud coaduc receive particular at
teaIion. Cl) s2g2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30


u Gold md silver 4sriiznns.-The Gold ard
Silver Africans Of the of New York vicinity
TcqueNted the Marion iouse 10 Eas, Bread
Thur-cny. the ;sO September, =! o'clock,
T. VI. by order Of the Executive Committee.
WI. ADAMS, Chairman
HESRY HoYr, Secretary s.glr
u Romnni~Ei.-hcs. &. >pnrry, LeciuriDg hgest
for " J City, wiii deliver di4cour On Fopcfy, TIN
evening, IN the Pse'byterian Church N "!ea-.ueel
qutrter 10 :; and to-morrJw evening, IN the Rev hr
suli~elts - urch, Ia Christie Collection tsken
up IN this Church To ad he un1. Of the Protestant Re-
fifm Society. - IL =. *. MOORE, lee sec.
II 4 IA AdjOurnr.. ae..im. o. the MOUNT
PITT TEMPERANCE BE- .EVU1.GNr SOCIETY,
Auxiliary to the w ishington T. T. Society tn Guy Of
Ne" YORK, "lI be neid evening, Sepi. 3D half
past o'clock At Thulmn II alt -! ''cau.t Junction "
East Broadway AMI 'rrand ST. Tor the purpose Of
pieng IN n organiza ION. Several speakers lreormei
mem Ti address the meeting. All lricnsy - Washing
ton Temperance movements Will please attend, aud give
their eountenahcc AMI port the g)od Also
dealers vender, ,nd those who intoxicating qucrs
q. ri k aiccticnaely invited attend. Member,
OF the Parsat Socle living IN the vicinity requested
20 b. th're. Seats reserved inr The lade-.
so IL WIN. MCCLELLAN. Sec'y pro ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

~ The Madsonian of Tuesday says that the
state of facts upon which the Presidents timely
proclamation with regard to the Border difficulties
is prcdica,ed, would as,onish the people OF the
United States were their details spread before
them To say the least, they indicate the neccs-
sly Of great judgement to preserve the psace Of
the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

= The Cheapest Cash Tailor YETI
PETER V. Hustled, Merchant Tailor No. Chatham
square fCatharne makes Clothing TO or
10 per cheaper and 10 per cent better than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city.
Ma good fl IN all case. uarranted. CT .7f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

u Particular Noiicc.-lhOse persons havig
furniture OF any description to dispose Of or sno ara
breaking up house keeping, will End ready ale for aay
orton all ofheir goods, by sending thor address,
calling upon the sub.criber
Goods to any amount purchased.
81 Ini, an~ O. + COTTON. I97 Chatham street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

T. JENNINGS, 22e Broadway, under American Hotel.
~ ia I'm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlEI.D DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Edward ThomaS cudorsec

LdwaFd Ih0''a'' c"dorscr D,c,gyo,iou
ys
Edward Collier. Sr.. .cndorsrr. !" -i'seH'"em'
THV!lE Plaintiff having this day filed hi- de-.
q claraiion in my Office. and the Dcicndau;
having 40 wife or attorney known to be- with.
IN the Stale upon whom copy with rule 10
plead, c0nId b. served. On motion. ordered
rhn' the Defendant do plead 10 the said declar.
alton within year md day or final and abso.
lutr judgment shall be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. cr.
Clerks Office,
Nav l.. ISL T. anc II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
Mm Ordinance

yByO amend an Ordinance, entitled an Ordi.
nance to suppress the firing of Guns, Pts.
,ols, Rifles, and subscriptions OF Fire Arms, in
the streets of,hc town OF Edgeield.
BcI Ordained, by the IRicndant and Fdrdens
of the Toeu Of Edge6cid, and By The authority Of
die same, That from and after the passage ard
publication Of this Ordinance. it shall not be
lawful for any person or persons, TO fire Gun.
Pistol. Rifle. or any kind Of Fire Arms in the
public square or public streets. or places ada
cent thereto, or any place Of public resort, or
within two hundred yards ofany church. or pri-
va,e dwelling where lte discharge Of fire arms
nigh, frighen, or emdnnser persons walking, or
riding by; excep, on trimming days. or general
holidays, unds: a penalty of two dollars for each
offence.
And be Il further Ordained That this Ordi'
nance shall moi be so construed, 10 extend tho
penalty Ito cases, where fire arms may be dis:
charged at.the places designated. for good aud
sufficient reasons, 10 be judged Of by the Coun'
cil +. +. LABORDt.,
I August l9-b % iHicRddnt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26

VI EGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHG-
Y NIX BlTTERS.--The high celebrity
which these exceIlcn, Medicines have acquired,
in curing almost every disease 10 which the
human frame is liable, is matter familiar witt,
aImos, every intelligent, person. They became
known by their frui,s-tIier good works have
testified ior them-tlcy did 10, thrive by the
faith Of the credulous.
In cascs OF Cos,ivcuess, Dyspepsia, Billions
and Liver Affections Asthma. Piles, Settled
Pains. rheumatism, Fcvers aud Agnes Obst-
naie Headaches, Impure State Of The Fluids,
Unhealthy Appearance OF the Skin, Nervous
Debility, the Sickness incident 10 Females in
Delicate Health. every kind of Weakness Of
The Digestive Organs. aud in all general De-
Engagements Of Health, these Medicines have in
vanab!y proved certain and speedy remedy
They restore vigorous health 10 the most ex-
iausted constitutions. a single trial will place
The Life Pills aud PhDnix Bit,ers beyond the
reach OF competition, in the estimation of every
patient.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, a,
WIN. B. MOFFAT'S Medical Office. 375
broadway. New York.
n. b. None are genuine unless they have
the fac simie of John Mofat's signature.
u The Liz. Pills are sold in boXes-Price.
- cents. 80 cents. and 81 each, according to
the size; and the PhGnix BIt,crs in bottles, at
81 oi 81 each. with full directions.
For GraiHiiouS DiSirijutiOH-An interesting
little pamphlet, entitled 'Moiiat's Medical Ma
nral. designed as domestic Guide 10 Health
containing accurate information concerning the
the mos, prevalent disease, and the mos, up-
proved remcdies-by WM. MOFFAT."
For sale by
March II. ;f6 c. a. DOWD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26

June
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi.
4 D nary of Edseiield District.
Whereas. John C.. Allen. hath applied 10
me for Letters cf Administration. an all aud
singular the goods and chaurIs rights and cre-
di,s Of Jesse Graham late Of the Disric, aiore-
said. deceased.
These are, therefore 10 cite and admonish MI
and singular, the kindred aud creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me. n,
our next OI,iinnry's Cour for the said District.
10 be holden a, Edgcfiold Cour, House on the
30th day Of August ISL. 10 show cause ifany.
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th day
of August. one thousand eight hundred Il fory.
one. and in the six,y.iith year Of American
Independence o. TOWLES. o. l.. D.
August, 70, IsiI. (S2 l24) b %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
z. c. Baldwin & Co. IS attachment
Grady & McReyn"lds. Assumpsit.
FETHE Piainliif having this day fled his de
B. claraton in the above stated case, and
the Defendant having no wife or attorney
known to be within this State, npon whom II
copy ofthe said declaration with a ru!eto plead
can be served. II is ordered thai the said De-
iendant do appear and plead TO the said declura-
ton, within year and Il day, irom the publca.
ton hereof, or finaIand absolute Judgment will
be awarded against him.
GEO. POPE, c.c.P.
Clerks 06cc.
March ~. 1871, JIG 81 80 nqe 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
Notice.

!NOaECcs
a LII persons lndehcd 10 the estate o VIII
IA liam Robertson. late nj Edsefcd District.
deed. are requested to make payment, and all
who have demands against the estate are re-.
qucsted te render them in 10 the subscribers
properly aitested, within the time prescribed By
law.
JAMES ROBERTSON. and r-,-.
DOUGLASS ROBERTSON, l." "''
July 10 II "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
NOTICE.

TDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
ii an application. by petition, will be made
to the Legislature Of tins State, at It's session in
December .nexi. for an Act declaring Shaws
Creek. from pnint called Gullidges ford, down
TO its confluence in South Edis;o, public high
way. for the boating and rafting of Timber and
Lumber-and for the appointing Of Commis-
sioncrs to open. and keep open. the said creek,
and the inspection of slopes through Mill Dams,
and other ohsiructons on said Creek. with
view TO lis being q channel or tloroushfare TO
transport Lumber from ITS borders to the sea.
board. JAMES PURVlS.
Shaics Creek
July 8 # %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
ExccatiYIe Deparfllleaf.
Head Quarters,

CLARESDoS. 1lh June, le3l.
QRnrRs sNa.---
YYsHE following Regiments ,,sill parade lol
I'LL review and drill, at the times and places
llieseins,afed. Yiz:
sEs'he 9th Reeihel.t ui Hunters, on Tuesday,
llle ;;Sslst Of stagustj
Tue q lsslsasat IL Halls on Friday. ttesa
Cf September.
Thc I'D Resui4nt at Minton's, Oh Tues
day. tie sll Of teinber.
Ehe4sh egtnsaEtat Verennes, or Thrrs4
day Tie aiE, pf ssseptelHher.
TheSs fstgiIsetii al Monow's Old Field; aI
Tuesday tie Jai pF SER r:emher.
Thee Regigert ai Lomax's. on Thurs
dav. the I6,h OF SeiBenaer.
The I'd RegisnefR OF Cavalry at Longniire's
on Sa,urdaythe 18th OF September.
The 9,h Regiment at loves, on Tuesday
the 2ls, nr Septamher.
The 7ih Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thur.d v, the I'D OF September.
The i0il, Regiment nj Richardson's on Sa'
tur1ay. the 25lh of September.
TIc 3-th Regiment NJ Killers Old Field, on
Tuesday. The 2-iI, of September.
The ;i9ih Regiment at The usual parade
ground, on Thursday. the 50ih Of September
The commissioned and non-cominissinncd
officers will assemble nj their respective Resi.
mental Muster grounds. fur drill aud instruc-
ion OH the day rrrvI0us 10 their review.
The MAJOR Generals and Drigadier Gen.
erals viii. with their ,aT. attend the reviews III
their respective commands
The Bricadirr Generals are specially charg.
cd with the extension Of so much of this order
rs relates in their own Erigadcs.
The Commandanis Of Regiments vii! make
their annual returns TO their Brign'irr General
at such iimcSas they may dire0, to cnahIc them
20 make their returns 10 the kJljuant General
by the fifteenth of October next.
By order of the Commander.in. Chief.
J. w. CANTEY.
Adj. & lnspt'r. Gen.
June 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
State of South Carolina.
.iBBEVjLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Chas;ain. assignee, Declaration "a
~. Edward Collier, Sr. attachment
NNT HEREASihe plaintiff in the above stated
w case ha, this lay filed his Declaration
gains; the Defendant who Is absen, from, and with
out the limits of tins State (as ii tls said, having
neither wife nor attorney. known within the
same, on whom copy OF the Declaration, with
n niIc TO plead thereto nigh, be served: Or
dcrcd. that the DricnGact plead TO the said De-
oIlration. within wear and day from The da'e
thereof, otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will b. awarded against him.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c. p.
MaS is>"i IS. Gsif' isII. p.&r. aqe IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
Valuable Land for sale.

SNssSssnAS ALSA40 EVA 'SNASs
TH0ilE Subscriber offers rol salehs valuable
I'll plantation whereon he now resides siiu-
alcd in EdsefeId district, about one mile Of
Meeting Street, containing four hundred and
,hiriy-,hree acres; about two hundred Of which
Is under good fences and in high state of cu-
tivation. On the premises nre good dwelling
house. kitchen. barns. stables. and all necessary
out buildings. Also nm excellent Horse Mill,
capable of grinding 30 bushels per day. Any
person dcsirous of purchasing, are requested TO
call and examine for themselves. Terms made
easy.
Also. 10 sell, rent. or lease, one House aud
Lot. in the village Of Edge6eld, adjoining MIR.
Mat. Minis, containing 43 acres
THOS. u. HARVEY.
July S. If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-26
State of South Carolina.
State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William Morri. and another
VS. Forcclosure OF

r.
Ahram Mitchell and ,orr,,ao
Josiah Mitchell
ROTICEis is hereby gwen. that by virtue OF
lN an order from the Court oi ChnnccIy.
shall offer for sale 10 the hiscs, bidder II, Edge
field Conr, House on the iirs, Alouiuy in Sep.
,ember next, a certain 10, OF parcel oi land sup.
posed TO he : or 10 acres. (say ten acres more
or less) lying in the immediate vicinity oi the
Town of Edgefeld. adjoining lnn'ls OF +: u.
Presley, Mrs Christian and the said William
Morris. Terms of sale will be cash sufficient
10 pay the costs; and for one moieiy Of the ha-
lance Of the purchase money, credit Of six
months, and for the other moiety a credit of
Twelve months. the purchaser giving baud and
good personal security end a mortgage Of siisi
premises.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-10
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1871.
NEW CHANNELS,

Excluding the Price of Blood.
E. Thresher said, God has blessed the
loork. This is just as good an argument,
in the mouths Of Shareholders and their sup
porters, claiming our fellowship and COM
munion in the pulpit and at the communion
table, as claiming our cooperation in the
use Of means for the conversion of the world.
Slaveholding ministers will claim, and their
supporters will claim for them, that their
preaching is blessed to the conversion of
souls therefore we ought not 10 debar them
from association with US in the duties and
ordinances Of the Lords house. The same
argument would be equally good in the
mouths of as many Of the ministry as should
be inclined, after the manner of former prac-
tees, 10 take dram Of alcohol to raise their
spirits, before going into the pulpit! 1t
might be claimed that God blessed the work
Of those who did such hings-theretore we
ought not to withhold fellowship from them.
The true question is, not whether God has
suffered any good to be done by men Of vile
praciices-but, is slavery Of God, or Of The
Devil2 And il It be of the Devil, shall
we allow those who do the works of the
Devil, and persist in them, TO bring their
diabolical practices on to our christian plat.
form, and with the fruits thereof cooperate
with US in our christian enterprises for the
conversion Of the world from the service Of
the Devil to the service Of the Lord2
At This point our opponents may bring in
the plea that we are all sinners; and ask
the question whether any sin shall be toler-
ated by allowing the sinner to cooperate
with rs for the conversion Of men from sin.
J answer that no unrepenting sinner should
D tolerated for moment-ihough his sin
be Abe smallest that can be conceived of:
lif IL De proper to talk about small sin.
Whoever steals only his pipes to smoke his
tobacco. Wlih-if he steal them, and mill
not repent Of - nor abondon IL. b.t confin-
ne IN the theft, should be rejected from
.hrissian fellowship & cooperation. There
is not ! church in the land-even in the
rman-thieving Souih-that would allow its
members TO steal sheep, or swine, or geese.
No man, woman or child guilty of such
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-10
For the elegrnp
IN FID Ell 1T Y.

Il has been well said that treason is nev-
er SO reasonable as when il ceases TO reason
upon things that are above reason" The
remark so often made that mind is illimita-
bic in extension, is indeed true, but applies
not to its power Of grasping infnity at once,
bur rather to its capabili,y of endless im-
provement. understandable as it is, j. can
never arrive at full ma,urily-neyer attain
its highest power Of acquiring aud retaining
knowledge, for from that time must COM
mence decay, until final extinction. In this
world the sources Of information are yari-
Gus and almost innumerahle. The mind
may find food to satisfy IFS craving all around
its the trees, the flowers, the running brook,
the mighty river, the mountain range or the
extended plain, the rolling sun by day, and
the moon with her stars by night, all shad.
ow forth the power of omnipo,ence, furn-
ISL material for meditation, give new ideas
Of the laws by which nature is governed in
her operations, and afford more exalted views
Of the Divine character.
Bot there is world where the mind. still
existing and still acting, must have other
means Of increasing its knowledge, and
there we believe will be solved those mys-
teries which now appear insoluble. But so
do no, all men think. There is perpetual
longing in the auman mind for novelty, and
melted BY this, by ambition, or b. some-
thing still less praiseWorthy, some are con-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-10

doubt and distraction look to Him for guild
ance and support; but thrown back upon
his own feeble energies, he must trust to his
own reason which often leads astray, and,
finally perhaps, plunge himself into the
abyss Of ruin irretrievable. And when the
shadows of wrath gather thickly DER him,
those rays Of light which are sent from the
throne of God, to guide the christian ,hro
the valley, are denied him; if he believe:
at the last, he sees in God but an inexorab!'
Judge, or if he persists in unbelief he ha
but before him the prospect of utter annihi
la,ion-the entire extinction Of the lamp Q
life, and the anticipation of lying down i
sleep that can never be broken. IPsE.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-10

Non-R esistance Convention at Cornwall.
| attended on Friday, the last day Of the
Convention. 1t was good to be there. A
heavenly spirit pervaded. The largest lib
erty was enjoyed. No moderator-no rules
no packed compsittees-n opreUtous CUES
tions-no manner Of gagging-no stint Of
de5ate-no deprecating of bad spirit-no
cdste-no clerical domindtion-no man
a0orship-no want of christian courtesy, the
highest decorum, the utmost kindness, and
most perfect order. The proceedings were
highly worthy of the God-like enterprise OIL
Non Resistance, which is TO. sweep away
War, Slavery and all other diabolieal VIC
lence from the earth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17


Schr Lson,ire, KnSpp, v York. sund,ies to ID,
NEWPORT. Aii.nSS ca, Sldlsr & Ctaig, G Palmer, w
,D,B;air. A King, T,oheuot & Cary, l. ID Crt nshAw
q Co. w Ps'mcr, Bis-tov & Rova', = " Gotdor,
Ia A Keen, GU. w Booth. A G Tompkins. Hub
bard & Girdn-r. Il Hsrr,son, X r Duv,I, J Farer.
A Dnval, w Butler, Smith. Dnnker & Morris,
Clio. Il Davis, w Williams Boyd, Edmords & Co,
Mhne. Lewis Lud am & Son, @ w Dus~erry
J < w Willis, WORKMAN, Mngruder Il Co. ID
Bridges, S Bonavita. Ke,t, Kendall Il Atwa,er,
SheppeTsnn, Dunlop, Moncurc & Co, w Mitch, H.
G VI West, Lyle, Johnson & Lyle, o A Streeker
& Goude, Dolan, Kenni.r Il Co.
Brig Yankee, Goodwin, Yotk, ballast
Schr C,thrrinc Amanda, Teal, N ", sundriei
TO Bovd.n, 8 Ros-nfeid. Chenery 4 Hatiwell
Dolan, kennier b Co, ] Tu'pin, A Belvin, Smith
Harwood & Co, B,otord Porter, Davenport, Aller
Co. w Allen, w II Smith, A w Noting, c.
& Burruss.
Sloop Sally Ann white. Gwo,hemy, Smi,h6eld
sundIies TO womble Dean, and master.
Schr Eagle, kinnier, Boston, sundries To Worth
am, MeGrader * Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
BY II. II. DICKINSON.
sALEoF VALUABLE NEGROES. PLATE
GLASS. &c. Ne.
Al BLACK He,h," in chese'hsd County, under

~ BLACK Heih," IN Chese1heid County, under
Deed Uf Trust.
by virtue q Deed OF Trust, executed 20 IN. sub.
~ scitber 10y John Iieh. for the benefit of Iewi- no
gers an which sri deed mas been duly corded IN The
.l.nss ONE Of the county Of Chesterfield shall on
ihbhSDAf, the zB lay "i December proceed 20 eli
AZ nhotS aneon O. the highest fiddler, for ash upVs,T n
% vaiuaole Negroes, Consisting OF men, wousn and
.h''.h anb 'n"ns them there ar. some valuable col.
sTsr ted Lands, house Servants, cIria-- driver eook
gc. hl-n on the same day, or the day amer, tahnuid
mere not he line 20 hnish the entire sale
All OF The ssd John Hoih's household snd kIiehen Fur
nnI" snj Utensils, Of every description Including lie
Pate, Glass ana silver Ware. ~
no Odds RIO. GwATHMEY. Trustee.
No Sale eoniuciedby RHDiCKlNsON
49, r. AucL
vsyci o us In trust, for other creditors we shall al,
@ tan. and place meuipnei Ia the above advancement
pfooe" TO sc fr the slsacton Of the saiI tr,,r, A.,
much OF toe sait property shalt remain unSot Nv
Robert csshulcy, the hrsttrusice.
JAMES NJ. wiCRUAN
90 ~ JOHN A. MEREDITH
- ihe Compiler will publ!sh daily from TUESDAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
COMMISSIONERS, SAFE


IDNRrUANT tn decree Of the Circnit ,our, nj
Law aud thanceTy or tic county 81 Henrro nad Cav
ol hlchmont, on the ehancery sie pronounced on IN.
lSth Gay ~ NOVEMBER ISL In suit therein entry
IN winch Robert williamson piAiuin and Levin tsyi.
e"h J1hn " Bots, n Haruish-, are defendants shsl
sell 20 me hghest bCder. Ia tie len Tavern, IN
the City Of Richmond Tuesday the 9Th day of Jsnn,
~ neSi a. IL o'clock, ~ ia rough bred tnaro called
hosaie HomctS, aud her colts IN the ptocc.dinss
ell on credit OF ca days The said 10 be yer,
valuable and thorough broi. y. H. JONES,
-"- ~ ,n1e Commissioner.
ShLt or EINA PITS, &c-Dy viTIue OF Deed ri
- rus dated hpr 2Et, 1871 executed by iohn Ieh 10
tnc suoscrbers AMI duly Recorded In ths Clerks
thc county Court 81 Chesterfield fir purposes
IA nennne,, vii he sod Wedpe1iay the 2.d De-
Der IA a. ai the Etna PIS Otherwise called Bourrs PIT,
~ 'hes cThed ~. neSpirtd term Of Lease OF the aid
rus ending on the Isl Of January, 1877 together with ali
me ehGine- >ctnciy fS'uT,s tools ard utensils coss
on h'nh horses inles forage. oats wagons carts and
oahef Articles OF property used conn
with A." The u1ehpii.d term uf lease OF coal yard
9pposne Rockets belonging tile ssii PITS The -4e will
De made by pubic auction, aud by ayrecment OF tie Gar
ues on NE following rms Of credit wit on a credit OF
O. " and u monihs Bnnds, with good security bearing
scrs - 80 f''N"a
These Pits ore VOL va ty the attention Of per.on. dis,
posed to enssge IN tho coal businers-th coal benz M.
hti quaIhy ald abundant IN quaBtiy-and ia. engine.
aud oher properly are order and OF crest ,siae
MI rs e. rELDES, .
JOHN q. McCREDiE ifusteea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
FOR SALE

Ifart 81 LAND In ucrri-o county .,out ,nii.,
beinw this city. coniAuinx i9i sefe.-t5I .tea ~
cnc., vs. purchased by the William Most.-ne ~
Nh-fi's wills, sud the re- idcnre Of NJ bite -.
~ ,hif Ifse' - eovcrci with Pie nmber sn 400.
w, pat WIN sonos AK Tie butt la1s ean-i Of :ats.
-"i convenient dwelling houE somewhat or az ,.p.r
good sheh"n ADD sable There alsp proiueive ear
foi 'eimi, which will be ommpi.,ins, enqiire
A. =, ?, PHILIP TAGB