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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
FROM FLORIDA.

Extract from report from Col. Worth, commanding,
dated 18th September, at Punta Rassa, which is OPP
posite Sanybe Island, on the bay into which the
Carlosahatchee river emptes, Gulf side.
III have the honor to report, for the information OF
the Major General commanding that the 18th
instant the appointed day, three of the FIVE
gers sent out from Pease Creek, you advised
in my report No 49, appeared at this point with forty
six Indians Of Hospitakas band two remained out to
gather others, to whom have added three. On the
22d inst expect to add to the above number about
one hundred and fifty, perhaps more. post will he
reesablished here as convenient for the approach of
Indians and important point on the Gulf side, in
the event of operations South. shall return to Tam
pa in few days. where is hoped the Indians expect
ed from Arkansas will have arrived, as their presence
will greatly facilitate the collection the Creeks and
Talahassees; from position, objects of the greatest
interest.
"The whole number Of Hosptaka's people now in
is sxywo, including the chief three subchiefs and
twenty three warriors"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1S4

lNFW WILLIAMS, Scpt. loJ lOfl.
We have had enough to attend to keep of
the pestilence that is raging in our midst and
killing hundreds, without fixing our attention
closely upon things at Washington. The first
Veto is, however, decidedly growing in favor.
Thinking people see the danger of committing
to an irresponsible corporation, the right to COL
lect, keep, and disburse the public revenue for
twenty years, and at round reward. What do
they ask? They demand the sovereign right
to coin money; to make it scarce or plenty at
will; to monopolize the domestic and foreign
exchanges to discount private paper, and a
hundred other privileges. Is not this paying too
dearly for the whistler We are rejoccd that
Mr.. Tyler has put an extinguisher upon one of
these enormous privileges-the discount power.
Why cannot an organization of the finance
department take place, so as 10 enable its head
to anticipate the revenue by the issue of exche-
quer bills, of denominations of 10, 20, so, and
100 dollars, without interest, and authorize him
to sell home exchange according to the public
wants. This would be all that could be expect
ed of the fsc, 10 give US currency, and regu-
late incidentally the exchanges.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
FROM SOUTH AMERICA,

The Boston Daily Advertiser has letters and papers
from Monte Video to the 9th of August, and from
Buenos Ayres to the 2sth of July. The long expect
ed action between the hostile squadrons of the two
republics was fought on the Sd of August, but with
out any decided result after cannonading all day the
Buenos Ayrean vessels hauled of, and those of the
Oriental Republic put in at Monte Video. There
seems to have been no great harm done on either
side.
Brown, the Buenos Ayrean admiral, is Scotch
man, about 10 years old. Coe, the Oriental com
manderin- chief is native of New Jersey, about 81
years of age, and formerly in the Buenos Ayrean
service He joined Rivera because Rosas confecated
all his property.
The Province Of Corrientes still held out soutly
against Rosas. Echague, the general of Rosas was
in Entire Rios, medtatng invasion of Corrientes,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02

pendent Straightforward, honest course which he has
commenced and the nation will rally around his stand
ard their respected ChiefMagistrate. 1.-THE Wing
party be divided il will not be his fault, bat the effect
of the faction who nstgated the warlike address II
the mighty deep is to be broken up and the lines oil
party to be COMPOUNDED let the responsibility rest
with the forty and odd consprators. While the Ere
sdent pursues the tenor of his way undismayed
by the storms of faction, the moderate portion OF all
parties comprehending the great of the People
the genuine democracy Of the country-will muster
in his support and he will become in fact he is IN
FORM the popular head of the Republic. Meanwhile
let the great mass of People in every State in the
Union cast aside undue restraints, and sustain the
just AdmnIstratioRof John Tyler and the Constitu-
ton. -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
Correspondence of the Madisonian.
Utica, New YoRK,

| UTICA, New York,
| Monday Eve'g, Sept. 81.
The important case of the People of Neto
York VS.. Alexander Mcleod, indicted for the
murder of Amos Durfee, at Fort Schlosser, Nj
agara county, in December, 1887, at the burning
OF the Caroline, was the first called after the
organization Of our Circuit Court to-day-Judge
Gridley, IN the absence of Chief Justice Mel
son, presiding Mr.. Willis Hall, Attorney Gen
eral, was ready on behalf of the People, and
moved that the trial proceed; but Mr.. J. A..
Spencer, on behalf of the prisoner, opposed the
motion, stating that his associates-Judge Gar
diner, of Rochester, and Mr.. Bradley of Lock-
port-were both absent in Canada, taking testi-
mony, and though daily expected, he could not
say positively when they would arrive. The
counsel for the defence had encountered unex-
pected difficulties, in the scattering of their wit
nesses, since 1887, to all parts of British Amer
lea, from Lake st. Clair to the Gulf of ST. Law
renee; some even to England. The work OF
obtaining their testimony had been one of great
difficulty. He did not now feel prepared to go
to trial on an issue involving the life of his eli
ent, and he moved that the case be set down for
Monday next, which was the earliest day that
he could now agree to proceed.
Mr.. Hall opposed the delay as unreasonable,
when so long time to prepare had already been
enjoyed. He stated that great numb r ofwit,
nesses had been summoned from great dis,
lance, at serious expense and Inconvenience
to them-both which would be aggravated by
so long delay. p.
Judge Gridley took time to consider the mat
ter, reserving to the Attorney General the right
to renew his motion during the week.
The case was then passed over, and the trial
of civil causes commenced. The trial will be q
long and interesting one. do not consider the
acquittal of Mcleod as by any means certain
The testimony will abound in startling contra
dictions Yours, H.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
VISIT OF THE PRINCE DE JOTNVILLE.

The Prince de Joinville, who left this city
yesterday for Norfolk via Baltimore, was re-
eeived by the PRESIDENT with that cordiality
and consideration to which he was so fully emit
tied by the hospitality uniformly extended to
our fellow-citizens by the King of the French.
The PRINCE, indeed, independently of any
such special claim upon our civiities, comes re-
commended by whatever intelligence, high
bre eding, sedulous desire to make himself
agreeable and the most unaffected simplicity Of
manners, can do TO entitle gentleman to re-
spect and attention every where. .. s. ...
HIS ROYAL HIGHNEss arrived in this city on
Wednesday, and was received by the PREsl-
DENT at Q o'clock on the same day. On Thurs
day he visited the Navy Yard in the Presidents
carriage, conducted by Mr.. John Tyler, jr., and
Commodore Nicholson, and was received with
a complimentary salute of twenty -one guns
At o'clock he dined with the President in a
large party, composed of the Corps Diploma
tque, the members of the Cabinet now in this
city, Lord PRUDHoE, brother of the Duke of
Northumberland, and Sir HENRY HART, both OF
the Royal Navy, and many distinguished Off
GERS of our own Army and Navy. 1..s Pro-.
In the evening, several hundred invitations
having been sent out, very numerous assem-
blage of citizens OF all parties were collected at
the Presidents House, for whose reception all
the apartments were thrown open.
A BAND OF Music from the Navy Yard was in
waiting, and Immediately after dinner struck up
the National Airof Hail Columbia" followed by
the "Parisienne," and continued to play through
out the evening, which closed with some
dancing. .... "a..r....
We are gratifed to be able to state that the
whole entertainment was exceedingly brilliant
and agreeable, and altogether worthy of what
was, in some sort, an act of national hospitality
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
CREAGERsTowN, Nd, Sept. 80.

Many of the Wings of this section were very
much offended at first by the vetoes, because
they were led to believe by all the speakers Zone
excepted) that both Tip and Ty were bank
men. supported them, knowing them to be
anti-bank, or at least anti H. Cay's bank, and
so did many others, and time has proved we
were right.
The great mass now acknowledge that the
President has done well, and that he will be
maintained by the people, notwithstanding the
power and influence of the ultra Wing bank
press, and the Clay bank party. Every day is
improving the prospect of sending Tyler man
to Congress from this district.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02
WEsTCHEsTER, Pa, Sept, 80.

The course of Mr.. Tyler should and soon will
receive the appreciation of the masses of the
Wing party, and here the people, all | believe,
except such as have been operated upon by po-
liticians, commend it. In his vetoes, the Pres-
dent has saved the honor of the country and of
the Wing party, and well is it for the whole
people that he has prevented National Bank of
discount; because in fact, both bills permitted
discounts, one, openly, by notes, the other, CO.
verify, by bills Of exchange.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02

with the British Government There cannot
be doubt that this adjustment of the matter
was binding upon all courts and tribunals of the
country.
suppose, instead of this course, Mr.. Madison
had turned" Humphreys over to the State tri-
bunals OF Virginia or Maryland. for trial, how
idle would it have been to talk about it as "re-
solute assertion of national law"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02

A Mystery.-The Pittsburg Chronicle says that
few days since a carriage worth five or six hundred
dollars found in the bushes near a farm of Mr..
Burnside, few miles from that city. There was
nothing about il which could lead to the discovery Of
its owner-it appeared to have been made in Rich
mond, Va. The desertion Of valuable piece Of plo-
perry in the midst of peaceful community, without
apparent cause leads the suspicion that there has
been foul play used with the owner, whoever he may
have been.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02

I'm THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNITY IN NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY.-Augustin. Erta nt-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-02

The Missouri Argus dominates Mr. Van Buren, as
a candidate for the Presidency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
AUCKLAND AND WOODBURY..


nNthe THIRD THURSDAY la November, th,t helm,
" Court day, will eIpose for sale. the highest bid
al the CouuhOusc, both Of these Plantations ~hot 10
serve They situated la the county Of Charles CITY
within THREE miles Of the Courthouse and one Of M
be nciKhburhoo T. In Lower Virginia. The fret Cric
anD h Immediately James River, three niles Lcls
WeHioVer. ami contains J acres Jl Of which
and IN good heart well adapted TO the growth ana
wheat AMI u OF the texture and color Of
much and rapidly rONrd In tins county by the Iohu
Cole, DT WILCOX and the McssrA MnRes by the Appca-
ton Of mari and lime large beds 81 which tnme
date ne=hboIhuod At sfnu ana Mayor AMI vii
be delivered 10 ure haseIs In any quantity, a. pei
bushel The situation Is healthy and well WAiered by
Hprnes-thc improvements uncomfortable. cOnssn,
only Of good barn. oyerseers house aud quarters
Woodburn contains 80 scres anil will be sold
paraiely jOlny-h,s eonfo table dwelling house
with all the necessary out houses for the confoIt and
venicncs Of family, - miles distant from klan
In tie Interior, noted for m health, and the peculiar fcrty
Of lite soil for nan. situation The land will be shewn
IN absence by my friend, Mr. WIN. Tyler who ve az
joining.
third cash. third In u months and the
basnc" carry iner"sj In yearsio the pay
Incnt 81 which deed OF uust will be Itqtir,d.
HENRY l. JONES.
"Ooihurn Charles City. n ctI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

IIRGiSEA-Af Rules held 800 the ~rk's Office ofthe
circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChlnceEy, for The
County Of Henrco and Guy u Richmond. the CHANGE.
~ sine, The LET DAY Of N.veuuer. l-il.-wm Palmer
piif against Nm Gadsty and Jane r. bits wife formerly
Jane n. SuIitf aud nJHcrIEt-.
IN" defendants above named, hayn. entered their
appearance ant given srcuuy according the Ari OF As
SumLy an!t Rg"S OF This Court. ami argsarruc. Ly
satisfactory evidence that They inhabitants Of this
Com "onwcdl l'I- ordered. That defendants do
appear here the Oh day of The next Januiry Term
AMI answer the hl of the PLAINTIFF that copy Of this
Der ne iortlS.h ser ed 10 some newspaper published
IN the S al Richmond, for months essivcly and
posted al the iron; door OF he Capitol the CIV
no t-ti~9w MN SANDS, CPr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
L COUNTER BAnaNSEslP IL ~, a.1oRM a

COUNTER BALANCES, for ale sS ohn q
i711-,r II. BALDWIN
, Opposite the Bank.
SOLLECTOH AND GENERAL aGEIT
X. . FILilAM tenders his services 10 his f,ieods -.
-, ne public generally. IN town ana ronn,,. .Ho
1870 tNt AND GENERAL AGENT FOR the - =,
Sc, selling Pro eTty, ac. e'' "enunk h0u
e i-0is 10 devote his sole attention TO IN. ,b,,.
IN -oicits share Of public patronaye ,.,,ri,.
those WHO Insy favour v M ibsr b,sn.n assnLIng
- ittnl-i IN with fidelity and deHpatrh H. - ~
ouui Al ne House OF Messrs tnIo.s a nay %
aTors f0'snS VIII please send their
stOn. Henry W Moncure ~ - - WI una M n Jas Win
~ Enquirer will copy FOR weeks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY INLoEs 81 BROTHER.

hHoULAR SALE DAYS Tu-s'avs Thurs,i,y. AMI p,
ell Tor Public sale. N
On SATURDAY, Nov. ibh, 1871. eotnmsnein. At o. q,
sloes We WI sentn front Of Store an assortment
'uIhture, Htoeeries, &c. consisting la part of
Mahogany stdebosTds, Bureau.
DO. and other Tables
Feather Beds and BetLlinK
Wood antCane Chair.
Toilette Tables and Washstsnds
Clocks, Of various kinds
SeeretAry and BOOK C.se
Rocking Chairs. Child's Do 40
BACON, LIQUORS, &c
o,H Tbs prime MidilnK Bacon
- reatns Letter Paper
e bbls whiskey
~ bbls Fish aud IIcrrinss
10 10 Brandy
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
AtIutoelook, several good work and saddle Horses
80 PAIR or Ray MARES
~ we same time will be sold plir Of bay N.,..
HeAthy, and IN good order. Positive p.le
ALSO,
and good Saddle animal " "' "A'"e'
h,,i rare s,dle aud harness Horse; both the above
come hiEAly Recommended
NJ Il iHLoEs BROTHER, Aue,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
NOTICE.

October 25'h, lSil.
pursuance Of an Act Of the last General Assembly pro.
posals will he received by the Executive until the both
Gay Of November for the sale Of the Public Ware.
hnuse 10 the Town 81 Petersburg Tor cash,
" no oeI be accepted before that ay the property
will shortly thereafter be offered for lease T. three year
AZ public auction, suchteTtns and conditions
DC made known
By order Of the Acting Governor.
wM. RICHARDSON, sce'y Corn'th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- An AWAY from the subscriber the <t-h March
IL Negro Man named MEREDITH MeTc,iuh -
years Of dark complex weighs about lJj p0uncs:
Eou well made, and hkcyi walks with his feet turned
out, and las his right cheek Another 10y named
Joe LETT AT the who up the 9Th
hngust, and confined Ia Hanover Jal-wEo says be
with Mcreith, ~ Caroline Va night before he tloc)
was taken Meredith then had jacket OF mixed
res nanne shirt. cut aIpaulHE hat have doubt lie
- making his Nay Co free STATE having be-
ths attempt, and was aiken al FAIRFAX T.. II Va.
will give the above Of so fr sat Nc=ro, n
fined Ia any Jail, ~ get him. AUGUSTUS uOLIEY.
Mount Gould. y. q o.. 1871. or q n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

CRANEY ISLAND,
-ERNhNTS, CROPS A STOCK Ar AUCTION
o.. ulpNDhh the 18th u November u o'elnrk on
f'fse'' VIII be sDi that truly desirable Farn .,,us
W me e2un'y - Hanover sbou, miles from the CIV
49, 49, ,l INC 'hesihominy kiysr and known by
NC naue 81 Cran'y slInL and contains ort a.,
A' ~ Nch - low ground and perfectly bic with
El'I Ieint D~citug House-'wo rooms on the q ~
N'.d I .nl lhrce abov" with the usual out.hoases
~iSS y VIC sa!e Of ihe Land VII! be sold
Male servants
F"uair 30
ne -ioes OF Mules, Cows and Hogs
Oats ''' ''~' 'as -"H
And a ming Utensils &c &c
IEhN~-FoT tl" 'Int fourth cash ADJ -, b,.,-.
10 thiee equal payments - ana is months Tie sr
wants trgps- : r.. Tor cash. 80
nov 9-lls DuNLOP. MONCrRE A CO An...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
BY ROBERT HILL & Co

REGULAR SALE DAYs-Mondav. y,a,.,s,v, m 4,
fF'aay' sale for IIorses, every Saturday -'
We VII sell on FRIDAY. l2rh instant In fropt NJ .,.
AuSuon sore, commencing at half past O'clock
rjeboards Mahogany Tables
Bureaus, Book Cases
WardTobez, safes
Toilet T-bes
Shairsof various patterns
EockinK do 40
EEhi Day Brass Clocks
One DO DO
GROCERIES.
$50 lbs supsr.or MIdsilng B,eon
isp los DO Ham %
SsJ It's shoulder 10
Candles, Soap, rerrngs
Rhsns, Tobacco, stove &c
no RIA co .,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
BY LANCASTER, DENNY & CO >
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

~ AUCTION.
X virtue oii~o deeds 81 trust. executed the one Inv
- kcAari kaiues 20 J. u. Ellis sc AMI the other ~
80 h'ils and ~i.e O. Joseph yu and samuel + Phi
a ue mrs. o record 90 ae lfcc of the Hastings C0ur
g" ms y Tie other the Office OF the CounTy Cont
H Hgt"; Tor me purposCs To- said iced mentioned will
ut l-Tel Tor sale 10 'he h-hest bidder az public surt
on ne premises, a. O'Clock. p. VI on WEDNESDAY
ne l'H November next, THAI valuable lUt of ami an a. .
Et>tsts NJ Fourth AMI between ant streets cor,siry
ap,t no leei ir1I ON ith Tes', ana imus lately fsr
"aF Us another lul on luH between Sun and 3 s-rss
ai'ltn- 100 The rear tie hrst named O. aud = James
Tcrms-G' sale. ~ '''''
10 sale c0uIuc eH py ~ --'' D'-'t''
&c . dti LANCASTER. DENNY 4 co .u.,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

ID AN AWAY from the subscrt1of Ntntn King William
IL county, outhc r-Li ui tie DO Of is month (NOvem.
bc) negro man named WAR NEgic Is OF u,ar com.
pehon ~ oW statue, tssy al. 100 ye uEhl
likely ani inteliscut,-uO Particular IecOlsced
about hitn-aut about = Ills cioiing
siNci OF white yarn OvcTcuaf black cassiner cket,
brown paniaoCue, aud spe-slsd cloth cap.-and have
iuE been tor some tine employed IN NV null doubt
less some 81 apparel wiN bear the Il thai
vocation. He has been occasionally employed a. q
market man IN senting uta n REuuouf aht consequent
has iounc AN eN'cas " scq siulucc there, where
suspect hc has gone and viii his
toa free state. Masters uf vessels warned not 20 civ.
him AID u dong s0 srmiuC1 q enforce The
law aEi'ns any such Offending rcgariof dollars
will be paid Tor his delivery THIS county. or sc.
ou-ci ia any Jail within ne m. 'har get
hun sEain JAMES d ELICIT.
CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

ON the 9th instant che DAY lived or tho sale of Wesley
" saunlors' personal propcryl will, the premises
miles above Richmond, the Mountain Road, ocT f'r
sale my Tree o land containing COZ acres IN parcels
sui purchasers, aud on accommo ana terms. " fail 20
sell, will lease, or rent for year
WIN BYRD CUANBELAYNE
Henreo, Nov. oh, 1871, no iO-lflawtds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL-
VALUABLE LoTS AR .rrcr,o

ph hDAN AFTERNOON, I3,h inst al 4 8'cIocL
ON The premises -h 10 ell ~ l.-Fi5,- 49,. o. - go
w. ~ ri.ulN' -c.laraE e" the estate uC Edmund
DC i, ....!aL ar 'l. upper cad OF street near
- 81 esq renee GO Iat-e tari ard known Ia f'. man ~
nam g,'lcr'y Ia!T by SIR ilfss as Nos , 3 snd
In - IS lJ5 feet by 1885, substantially enclosed an,
Nr Joseph SfuHrU ''@"' '.'" -''i7'Ig OF
une-hri cash, and the balance Al and p
n'r W.'hou' interest, neg liable notes and rsef OF
t On Tue property required 90 secure the .ast two
W d II. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
TRUST SALE

Is oi Deedoi Trust executed TO the subscrIbsr
~ 'iits FerI7r, n: the county OF Hanover hc,rs,
~ We n5s' ly Of September, 1891 and Of record In m.
a.. ~ ''nfio nat county, BY the direron .
;. IyeT' security Of said Perrin 10 several sonS.
5A'' ~" JOS . Wugdeli, executor or adminisfrs,or
s.-rr s-.-f Ail atse ~ request Of said WngfeId
S nr sal a. ne Merry oaks, in The said eoIntv on
~ u. l.e ~ j. niN oi November, lS4l at II oieiork
, OF arg els OF land and Negrn slaves 70 vii, one
lvi.' OF "Ti-i and Manufacturing Mil on the so,S,b
A'ttl hi''r' with TWO mote acres IN I,n5 s.SSi
St'sl lnts Ml tract OF Land, OF I30 aeT.s viii .
IN 4l.t l9n Iyins on Na-hump's Creek; trari ~
1lss 81 l-ADi adjoining the Lands Of John CIon,L
A9i.oIL rare an" Nathan Lowry; also all said
ut'. M nc tract OF Lsni which he lives ,s,,;i
~ ot.S irlci-1i Of which severol tracts o. sins
~ w zoe saii COUNTY; and Bob, q blae ksmth. Nj !.
ThetlMr Chs Eaudnph, Mny Hannah ATice Cd,nr,n 49,,
- anl lnsou negro slaves; much or such ~,
on liproNeT'y real or Persona as NAV De ~
- lIs ~ cunt cue 20 Jos g. WngiCli az
10 9--cstf SAM r pTIII.I,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
NATHANIEL q. PALMER,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

MILTON, ". c.
WILL attend tn the Collection Claims Of any Kind In
w the following Of North caroline: Wake tir.
GLIDING the 'Uy Of kaeiEhD OTsnEc, Oucudius Ii-ho.
rough Person, Rockingham and Ciswell Alsa, Claims
for 500 or upwards Part 81 the Stat-, 10y suits In
The Circuit Court OF the L S'a'ss all Raleigh.
REFERENCES.
Nts York G. Trcadwcli AMI Mcssra n ssarn Rryce g.
JOn"-.
PtiiHds'phia-Hugh Campbell Esq
BaihmOrs-Thoinas a PHILIP BaIizcl- aht WIN. Crane
4 TO.
Richmond. Ta.-Messrs Kent, Keadai! & A,wa,er, and
W. & J. Crane.
PsfsrsJus- Messrs. Paul, McTlvaIuc & Co, and Dunn,
Mcliwsnc g BrDwnlcy.
RGisish-D ". S.one, Esq and Hon Duncan Cameron.
Mlf0H-s. wgtkins and George smith.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
DIR. w. L.. BISEORD,
HAVING located himself N CurllevilIe near
LAND FOR GALE

THE subscriber will oeT sale, on the THIRD MON
DAY IN November, At Amherst Courthouse that be .us
Court Day, ms cs5ie IN the county OF Amherst u s.
tant from the towu 81 New Glasgow, miles nom lc
Courthouse, AMI from James RIVER IL contains aIau,
ah acres, $50 o which is cleared, and In good heart
thirds wc! set ~ Clover, and the whole IN high
Improvement The wood land is heavily imbe and
large portion % ine tobacco ant. The crop made last
year, was GO bbs Corn. 5000 lbs OF Tobacco, aIse
Crop Of Oats, &c. force Of 1907 % hands can be Gun
poycd on This estate, which Is cOseTc the n1si
productive IN tie couny. There a SMALL but new AMI
very comfortable House the premises, 4 good Barn,
stables, Tobacco Houses &c. Any peIson wisln. Elc
estate, IN healthy region Will hnd II their iutefcs 10
examine his. Terms LIBERAL and made known me lay
OF sale. ED, A CABElI
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