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New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

.Ssr.aditrg IN Nea-Orleaas.-The New-0reans papers
OF The s7h ~: giyc OF the operations Of snd
is IN that city uaed Charzbers and Mackey, few
months since, winch viii go far toward explaining the
fraud. recently perpea,ed with such distinguished
in THIS city Philadelphia aisyc and Cincinnati Their
mode Of procedure would have remarkably IN
.eao.Is as well gipudent. la tie Of business
Na-,y Obtained FROM the y o. Commercial Baak
ri.cates OF depoeouc $50, Inc other for O09 That
Tor 500 he altered /, $1,000 Ga his presenting It. the pay
teller refused pas It, sayiag in the hand-wr-
ting the receiving teller who being called hr,t sand
VS. ~: in MS writing achey auehng said to him
What DENY your handwriting, Doat yeu remember
having given me that the day OF da,e7 Refer
to your books, This DONE and the dae nuslber aad
amount OF the certificate found agree The money
WIS paid md l-hin then about rhs
uoe certificate Tor : 600 retained y i III. a, aad
supposed 10 have altered much urser and
>ola .lacAey aileryard 20; Se.e. .her certificates iron,
the sane Bank on specie deposi,s which have all bcea
uttered aud the Cashier i already advised OF which
were sever negotiated by the Bank De $4,000 w,s
sold ii LOUSY one $4,000 AZ Ciacinaa; one at PHI
.a4e ha fr $3lOl0i aad one 4: New-Yor fo- sa3 1000
Beside -iiers recoIlected
The Prayune says thar pursuit hes made after the
sander> rom Louisville, Cincinnati Mobile aad Nev,-Or
ems youpg Sceeuas, VINO can IDENTIFY them tas been
di- alched a1 Clnaia, where thought they intended
q.
- The iiti-, Arena well conducted aud prosper
as hiy paPe7 Fredericksburg. Va offered fr sale
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07
Second hoard.
Commercial and Money Matters.

Thasdoy p. IL
There feeling The to-day asI the
large reaching about 200 shares description Hsd
proved PEE !, Ta.t t. st-giogea Long Island t.
Paterson declined = Bank sold the SLOWING
4 fall of per cent.
Tho sales of Stocks were:
$3.50 Canal F,yes l75s, at s6I
$4,000 l9is at o.
$4,000 Iadi na Boai., at 81
$4,000 DO 10 al o.
s3Go0 do do, Steri.ug -. D.
The sales shon decline from, yesterday OF to per cent
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

This shows a amount of more than twenty-five millions
and half of dollars, the vnlue vi inspected ortce' for the
part produced in this State 1t said moreover that
not onccnb q the products which come into market are IN
cted the law requiring only The Inspection Of such as are
exported out of the United States.
The following exhibits the number of bushels Of
grain Imported into the City of New-Yok duri7g 'e past
wear:
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

Various made by the Inspectors with re-
ference importing the quality of the articles Inspected
t; as ;hcy for those only who concerned in
tie manufacture or production Of ;he several articles,
ONT I;cn1 cntircly
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

Tkird and Last Days RaccS.-Tho lowering aspect, ..
the heavens Yesterday deferred many from attending the
races vet throughout the day the vc.her agreeable and
the snort excellent The that fell during the previous
night made the course very heavy, and the desirable track
fsr the concndins horses that arteN from the rails;
so that in gng OF Of the different hea, allowance
must be made not only for the STICKY mud in which the ns
rum ba, for the extra distance WHICH they actually weS
The following are the Of the rinui"s:
First raccProduce sweepstakes, confined the get of
Imp trustee Five subscribers, $500 each; 500 #.
Mile heats.
A. P Fumins b. Ta,ar,any, out Of Camilla, by Hcny..
J. G. s,ev-n,s CHI c. Tempest. of Jane,tc. Town
sister Sir Charles .-.-.---.. %
Time l:574-2:O6. Track very heavy.
Second racc-Jockcy Club, Purse $3.50. Three milc
heats Club Weights
5 Laird (wm Gbbonss ch. Fashion, by Imp Trustee
out of Ronnet o Bac by Sir Charles yrs old
r. L. Stevens. Imp. b. m. Syiphidc by EmiIus, out Of
Polly Hopkins, WIS. old ----...---..----....-..52
j. H. Van Matters ch. h. Prospect by Monmouth Eclipse
dam by Expedition yrs. old -------.--------..--.2S
Maj. VIM Joness gr FIcetoot, Ny Imp. Barefoot, out
of Dove by Duroc, yrs. old.
D. W. Joness cl {. Meridian by Imp. Barefoot,
of Bake Peyton's DAM yrs. old .--...--.......3dr.
j. Smiths CHI. h. BinG, by Gohanna, of Blank, 5
Time 6:03-6:Oj Track very heavy
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07


eD;ov !, few might BIZ; with the larger number the enH
:. -, =. %, AID drink, for tomorrow we
die No: our friend has bit Upon 'rns EeH('E '0l
,c disorders Of the body polite Let HIM 'hiaA
try aeziH
= Ts1 Es.n:7g Taaler picked quarrel with Is WITH
GU, single word or SHADOW of Proye'aon Il INST asse'
in an article in which Characteristic bc1"oaery OF man
WIS made 70 cover the most ard deadly IN n
asa mains, or conduct end hOnar We SIMPLY hui
plara,Iv-fsr e Iove for nch themes an" can SN
go -oo- for round about work with them repelled the m
situated slasders eli Tie Tat;le Tha; psPer then a*u'Sd
through col,7a in rlauner which wsld have dIsrs-
cod ~ cood;u;or IN. Herald accused OF Prevarlcaren
.--qc-sa,jep' faseAcod' bacAgaardisn. uaiaiEness
tsr,ed Us OF Craha1isr Brisbaneisr TWICE styled u'
an er-Eea;I-aaan S Sc To This attack we replied yes
,erday-whetaer proper spirit and n~anasF or o'N
ourselves VIII decide That must end oSS CONTROVERSY As
tina controversy ended intercourse with the managers
f The Tn,tlcr Heyinr never been wantoaly assaed
or 50 grossly abused before, either - friend q Toe our
az.aen at ,his attack exceeds regret II this
osar wcr. no: yep catei and the occasion for 1t sought
i certainly unaccounabc We leave ASSISTANTS TO tho
vpahi-. they have developed and Ire associations they
have cho.ca and shnl endsavo ao 10 ,EesOc them ahs7
Their article OF Yesterday requires ne answer
Merchandise and Prodnee 81 Sss-r.rk-In conformity
with The requirements q law passed sy the Legislature at
rs last session The Secretary of tbs Stat" aa transmitted TO
that body statement Of the quantity and value OF The Ae
chasdizc Provisions and Produce nsPee't IL ms State
during the past year condensed from the reports ct 'Ae m
pcc,o weighcr, and throughout the State lie
secreary Report forms IN octave volume OF IS pages We
prescn, below abstract OF its most important and in'sTes
in, statements The Evening Journal remarks truly that the
document present. highly saterin view OF me H7un' and
vain. OF the products t STATE. end shows that whatever
bara.,nents may temporarily occur still have IN IN
.1bousbls mine OF wealth in agricultural productions
that will n, all ,inscs pour is untc.d treasures Golfers
of our proud and properou. commonwealth 1t should be
noted that more than huadrcd inspectors SC have aeg
ec,cd to MAKE returns during the year The following the
amount and value Of the several prodacis Inspected during
IN ,aor
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

AT tsc launch of the Mississippi Wednesday the rics
pockets rcapcd full harvest In one crowd shre0 gentle
men were robbed of nearly thousand dollass.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

rs Ba,k-At tae Board of Brokers in Phladephis
Yesterday, 100 shares [. s Bank at 80 days sight, sold
Is o5 do cash, Il ] .. and 25 dc. Il So
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

60 Mr.. McIsheimer, student Of Pennsylvania College
left Gettysburg, in that State, foot for Shrpcnburg
miles distant is the midst Of saows!orm. Noiog
more heard of him for several weeks but on the 25h
dead .ody, supposed be his discovered about
FIVE miles from the PLACE of his destination.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

~ There fra in pot,omly Factory yilagc Leice.
ter Mass Tuesday night which destroyed three factory
buildings and other property the value OF $4,000. In
stircd.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

X The Pennsylvania Legislature fnsly adjourned Ga
Tuesday last. II o'clock P. NJ Tho Wing Members
issued an Address to the People of Psnnsy the
don and policy of the State and particularly the exercise
of tho Veto Power BY Ciovcraor Porter.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

APPOINTMENTS BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
PHlro c. fuller, of Michigan, DO Sseoad Assstonl
Postmaster General.
Jspx s. SIMMER. of Maryland to he Third Assistant
Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07
b. this Mornings Southern Nail.

~ This mornings Mail brings nothing additional from
Kentucky
In Virginia the E!ee,ion of Mclaughlin (Whis) in Fay
etc and Nicholas, by small majority, IS confirmed
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

" Mr. Ford the Viii: delegate elect from Stafford Co,
Va rapidly recovering from the injury h" re0ove%a few
DAYS since, by a fall from a bridge.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07


ALApAMA--Ths Legislature of Alabama convened in ES-
Session the 10Th nit. in obedience to rcqusuon Of
the Governor. The old officers sf continued Gov
Bagby the day transmitted short Message, which
after stating that object of the call the Of
law providing for Special Election fer Members of Goa
grcss in for the Extra Session proceeds veigh
against the call of an Extra by President Harrison
needless and intended facilitate understandable projects
He that assigned but the crange
of the Currency which has perhaps with equal justice
been assigned the of all the public and private
'msfortune railroad and steamboat accidents that have
"takcn place since the guardian genius OF United States
Bank has been withdrawn from u &c In The same
spirit he denounccs the appointment to high offices by
President Harrison those whose deliberately formed
"wcl settled long cherished and often repeated political
'opinon upon subjects of vital importance Knows be
sat war with the rights and interests ST the Southern People
'the principles of democratic republicans government; and
tls true theory of the Constitution lie specially a>s,s
the appointment to of the highest Offices of
(Mr Webster is ncnde who cxcrtel his great talents
Opposition y, the honor and OF his Country the
.darkes, hour of her peril We make
The Governor tells the Legislature tbs, would he bes,
make change of for oecns Members OF Congress
permanent thar the State shall again be exposed
the hazard of being urcpyeeucd any future Extra Ses
sion and couclacs by limiting that they would do we'll 10
despatch this business promptly and take up a.y other
This Message was received by the Wing MeAbers with
great Indignation and they resisted the print
.chaac,cr4ns it as dsgracc The character Of the State
The motion to prn, eOO9 copies pvcyoc@ Yeas 5O Nays
SO; three Opposition Members. Wings ABSENT only
;So Wings voting in the affirmative
The Legislature had done nothing the dac Of our last
adviccs, (thc 2O,h) Bank bl anl bill extend the
Suspension had been offered AID Mr. Hutchinson Whs)
had introduced bill rfeal the General Ticket law AID
the old system of elcsng by Districts
this viii be voted down NJ day for holding the Special
Election had been suggested IN either House
~ In the case of The People James b Giea,sorsa
the Recorder Yesterday delivered the opinion oi the Court IN
the demurrer esstainia the adicen, found against Cca,
worth sndcr the Common Law aad q4asg the several IT.
documents apdsr tbs statute. Mr. Justice LySc also gave
concurns Opinion So Gosworlhs trial may be expected
TO take place soon. See City Intelligence.
e We readers M! ovcrl.oS The facts AID
considerations IN scr Of encouraging the Cur GRE Of SUE,
whicl. are embodied IN the Speech Of NJ VAN the 6r
page. They are Of hi h National import
sYnAopss mas elted Wins Garter officers by leo sa-
.jorty. The contest a;a.atsl.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

N,fsrross-At the command of Conauodere Stewart, the
guns which were fred Monday the Navy Yard of PHI
ladepha at the launch of the Mississippi were examined
previous TO erin and found coStnn several grape shot
supposed to have been deposited there W soms malignant
villain subsequent to the loading
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

~ Upwards OF $4,000 reward has been Offered by TIC Civ
Authorities ani private of ST; Louis for the discovery
of the exccrabe villains who peGPera,cd tho recent mure
GUS outrage in thai City.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

~ We ,neatsned yesterday the recent det-ca;ion OF two
bank officers New Orleans The Bee says that the 0oB
Keeper has no, abseondeas was stated the receiving
Teller has disappeared bat the Keeper is still in The
GU
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

R.65cry-Thc Dry Gsods s'oru of T. G. Arnold IL Pha-
aephia cuterrd on "Wednesday night and good" stolen
10 the armour, of about $500 The burglars effected en-
trance by boring holes ia the back window shutter and sip
ming the bolt back
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07


IMPORTANT rRoM NEw-GI.ENA Day way of fIavaSa
learn that the 9Th Of January Gen Hsrau comrnan4-
Ing he Government troops Of NcwGreaaAa gained dec-
sye victory body Of nsurgen.5 represented have
been 2sss strong, under Generals; Gonzalez and Patria a,
plafe led Aratoca. Many killed, and about 1000
akea PRISONERS. whon several chiefs and officers
OF the rebellion Other advantages were subsequently, o-
aiaed y tn Government troops different points, aud
supposed mat the nsurgenl Provinces would soon be
reduced =lbertisn Il fact several Of them were already
redrgaaized a-ler aulor sp@n:ed by the Gener, Gov
eflIneHt.
Cen Ierar by tae las accounts bad about 4,s0s men
under bis cemul2d IN he Pr,gnce Of PamaIons and there
also 1000 goyerrae:t troops rlader Borrer, IL P
pan ne iurgest forces Ocana and Oh the whole io
OF ;he Mtgdaena, -ad exceed 005 me-, tb,
ornsadsd by Coioaels Vesga and Lopez saving been ro,
cd IN the same day Dan. 9th) wr the bac Of Arftocn
Ia consequence at made 10 Cen Herr,n by Gen,
Carmena, the iormer about to proceed to Ocana with
the moe OF eiecting geconca,r without further ersin
o: blood rJ..raoI of C.,,,,.r.e
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

Time 6:O3-6:O5 Track very heavy.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

. The ? 5teal Arena. well conducted aud prosper
Gus Wing parez a. Fredericksburg. Va offered for sale
New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

The NATIONAL FAsr.-The recommendation of Presi-
Icn TYLER that Friday, the l4t inst, .c observed day
Of Noonal Fasting by the People Of the u States in view
of the loss of their late lamentod Pre.dcn' appears
ccve hearty and universal Gov. Kent has
ssuod Proclamation uniting in the recommendation and
the Episcopal Presbyterian and other denominations have
already concmred through their proper authorities The
solemn occasion will be very generally communicated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25
=. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

..,r.a>S three tiuaes a pesk duriag ia. session
TX and ,,sis, S,T apT,IS &c rest " "' your
Ih .s. ,s.am and Three Dollars for sI months,
~ size naa D, Be paid the oee, or remea oy ma p'S
a' .rs per annn.n AZ aao ed ner mall In good and
III as % !h ~ The risk OF the Editors he postage ~
s s - ns w1i.sr Il is accumulation Of
% o any % In sness, which operates as se''"' '~
I . giior .,r min. papers, annually shall have the
snail hereafter he eonsaas unless specially
yanee aud for year ,r IN advance for shorter
j.. w. " = shorter Tine, M" f
Men cetsa hc sent 10 order OF any new anu ~
"a r.s,cann -ni' fur in advance, or sat'saesoI! ~
IN ..o,ser VIE snwn and accessible person nc h
a,s = tn his meat bn., IN nhsrriser who
4. 'sef ., ,-mcnl from new SUI, mav he sent con
d IN ~ by copy OF this n,v 10 nav may be
Tie Of all ana Who may reman Indebted on
own q Inc - Two years from the ts 81 .,hscr,bers
due, shall be esse ss Editorial Conpent.oa q "a
No. "ne cf the results Of tue eo,,I' vi,.,na
and bitter Rehmond on the l7th January iSs
wcr asseE'sea " ~. are determined TO abide.
d es ana oar own presses are
s,hee y ,m Of Cash Payments no ~. Editors
% ae an aba,e Of the Crfa't sg The transition from
,wp.e- inc So,w.th landing the kesom.,Uns ~
we have been inlI.ea ~ 10 his Ohce.-
on the Book VINO a nsm. Of every subscriber VIII
n ~. n,-d,canrnt, Will posi,lso,!
4 !. " ",rmen c-ment Of our next volume
) " c"'""e" mrpNs OF ADVERTISING. ,.,.,,,
TEN M:s,. -, 10 the Editors OF Newsp'
ne and Sas they strictly adhere
r rs, to- .bss. De ueh as to give Ia
aEsa;on io' INC Resostoa Of the Editorial Cnnosanoa
=, s,,,r- Of sixteen lines, or less, mot in'e'
y-.sr,nuance, so cents. ,.a with the advant
'eonG ta . Distance must be accompanied wiz" ~
Psrs IRON ~, ss,.nrrs 10 insure execution. -
may amour. .n% TO If Pc
~ r%d is Office BE- sse
=. of Su 1Ss Essry n
viii IN no eusI nposons and uzzes has proved
must therefore "ss, IN o sI the r~a.s
..nna,,nica,on being certified BY the name u WV
=, ~ lie back Of The itterJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25

prs The Subscriber respectfully informs his city and
MH country customers and the public, that he is now
~ "A prepared to furnish those in The trade with good
E.& an assortment Of Hats can be had In Virginia.
His Mandatory having been in full operation all
the Winter, his Stock for the Spring II unusually
ne pledges hmseto sell rs low ne any Sor:h'rn House
that a far a. The article of Hats is concerned they can
VIZ preference 10 their advantage, they will find those
w o Tue Richmond Hat HanyaetOry fine, rs fashionable
Keeps large assortment of all kinds Of Summer Hats
&C. which will be sold At very small advance
ck Of llaers Materials always coodeyery article in
'"d "i'nihss line always kept on hand.
Richmond Hat .Mcnafaeto,y,
Opposite hie Old Market House, Main Street.
t., JOHN DOOLEY.
- m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25

=.
f-,.-c,1e.s SALE OF LANE NEGROES, SEWN be
hshe bidder without reserve on The llth day Of
s,t ffr and il not, then the ne !air Jay, Naanie
.rb wing in tn county Of Lnnenolrs, on Niuaie
~ 10 the Estate VI the late John Pe:tus, ana con
49,, IN and acres, fair proportion oil WHEN Is
I'D This Trac. lies about eight miles from Keys
,,,s,,inc the lands OF Capt. John Enbanks ana Mrs
The Improvements. such a. Dwelling fi"se ana
.ss rood: but, we presume purchasers VIII ooS
] NV further description deemed unnecessary and
M al VINO wish purchase Tract OF le ABOVE SIZE 70
~ . nns for themselves. The Land will be- shewn by
IN Az, T,s who lives near. At the time and place,
M m. Stock Crop hand, Plantation I'ensis, &C.,
IA Tfc,Wl he sold, ALSO on the lotn OF MARCH, s4 a
@ Tract Of Land, belonging To the Este oil sara iet'us,
% H., cony q: Charlotte, on the head walters oil nofsePe,
An ma frnr Richmond Ia Moselcys FeTy containing up
X -,aetrs rha Tract well adapted 10 the cultivation
al oarco but rendered more valuable by presenting
,.l-r. situation for Tavern. The Dwelling House and
g,. are convenient for such purpose, ana pfontape
~ sn-alnnen has been kept on SAID tract Tor many
n, rthsr II me Executors Mr. Henry OF Richard VIII
- ~ i've the land vii ride owe, VIII any person
also BE- sold, on the SAID Tract, and on
H. 49, ay 10Th March, twenty-five or SIX valuable slaves
.popnr,on being boys fellows, ana very iikeymaiso
~ and Stock o every description, Crop on hand fiahta
,-,ls House Furniture. &C. The above SAFE oil Real ana
P.t,,r i directed hy the will of the Testator me sale
II I'M Of March will take place on the Land ~ Lunehou,e-
f,h 18th Of March, the Land offered for sale IN Cha
III. terms ii sale OF both Tracts will be the same ray
r purchase inoney will be required IN thfee eua hsIS
III both ,rarts-he irst instalmen becoming uhe III pe
k ISL h. second ina!meni in June 1872 and the tn,rd
,n,, III rcenhcr 1872 Bonds with approved personal sc
aiken Is the Executors additional security for the pu
scney Land. The terms of sale OF the personal
-+y made SHOWN Oh th. respective days OF SAFE an ac-
alSatns credit viii doubtless b. given on the sale OF the Nc
|r.. GILES HARRIS, and r,,.,,,or.
JOSEPH H. ROBERTS,
ESQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25

k0TCEThe subscriber respectfully tenders his services to
y ~ planters and merchants of the upper country receive
coward Produce goods, &C., and hopes that three years
nC with boatmen and boat will insure safety and
@ aud by strict and prompt attention hopes 10 the
ance Of former patronage and give satisfaction 10 others
ny favor him with their business % to 50 per cent viii be
ed from my usual charges in of produce sell
sa ne Roanoke toll is not advanced.
For Sale.
barrels Of Tar, purchased low from klns,
q 'aeSs Liverpool and Alum Salt lou.
nsTs on hand, Fish, Lime, Flour, No. and oznabnres
Yarns factory price, 25 lbs and upwards good article
and most articles kept in store, low for cash. in
country produce-W sell Flour, Bacon and produce
IN our place send to better market, and pay
~ proceeds IN Danvie, Clarksyille or Petersburg.
r. WIN. II. WESsON.
~, \. G., January lst, 1871.
7ta-!l & A. Campbell Co., Geo. Henderson, Phiade
IA Fleming James & Co., Baldwin, Kent & Co., Richmond
y. Martin DOMAINS, <. James &c Co., Petersburg, Pa
n uchs LlTreaeecte, Ha A. W. Nenable, Clarksrie, YG
"rmo' Bro"tneqi, "a; r. W. Williams, and Our House,
-, ,"'sson, DCnriis, ia.
- s9-2aw7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25
OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

's's i'ilioRS AMI GROCEklES,
: India Madeira Wine
~ n1rk cosnac Brandy being part Of the Stock o
ami VINE IN pipes, half pipes, and quarter casks
, ~ IN casks aud bottles
.P,'sn- and tiare, Wines
1, ,.aa s, y iiaT,er casks do
5, n.a1ici'1 Wine in l6 gallon casks
e, and ana ntard Dnpuy & Co.'S Cognac Brandy
;4id.o ~. ahiisra Rum and Hollands Gin
ahd 9ibson's old Barley Whiskey.
,tsr al. -. w Recent .7rrir0is,
"a va West India Rum
a. n n,ai hapny Co.'S cognac Brandy
a,is,. c5 pale and brown Sherry
arr down Wine, of various Brands Due de
- ,l a"uhdance, at prices commemorate with Their
81. u "s 'u''e Mn, WALLACE.
6I-50l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25
ROCK STORE

w RANDOLPH CO., doors below Earleys Hotel,
Main street Richmond In addition TO their usual nssort
.nt will receive their Spring supply OF Books
aud Fancy Goods Country Merchants aud Others
coll and examine our Stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
~ Book Binding.
Having Store Bndcry we prepared to
cute Binding Of every description Clerks and Merchants Books
made order u short notice.
.Eetc Books for OIL
Old Books Of all kinds taken in exchange for new
J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
,ss- Music and Musical instruments hand.
Esh Oh g3-lOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25

VOrlCERy yup Of Deed Of Trust executed to the sub
" srbers hy Jesse R. Wilkinson and Lucy NJ his wife, bear
E ,n- nh day February $780, and duly admitted to re-
The Clerks Office of Cumberland County Cotrt, Tor tne
es ID aid deed particularly mentioned the subscribers will
Car.er.ve Cumberland county, on the l2lh DAY
ch proceed the premises, TO sell TO the hshes
le pua auction for cash. certain lot parcel o.
band yu- and being in said Of Gainesville on which
/ ,uAea large aud cnmmodious Tavern House, and al
eT tece gthoses and all the furniture attached thereto
CONSISTING Of Es Chairs Tables good title to this pro
fy believed be conveyed by the subscribers; but n
acting Trustees will convey such title only as ma,
+ vested IN u By sad deed.
JOSEPH FUQUA, Tr,.t,.s.
JOSIAH HATCHER,
II February, ls4l s6-l4t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25

n.aa &c Trust. executed The subscriber ~
yae o. e1 on the asnd dav Of December is aa5 @
i tie Clerks oes Of Sns and . asssn TO pub
purposes therein ." wednesday, 10th o. March,
fair 1 aS On rn 1s* in nsf Se 'a store
az ina. :. sn hy The name of Old shop, io,e.y ns
Hart :, es 4 G a"% lies
pIas,,s Ferry road, within mule on the Ma,h
% from King ceaI; House 70 as ryp nass
srl moe'ea Fchard Of peach and apple and the Land
Sns oactys in tie culture Of wheat and corn Inc .e
;sa land he-ve unqnesilonaSls; 'o, sS cns. -
ls.e' ID" W. ." THOMAS r. SPENCER, Trustee;
-, g3-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-25

NTOrICE-sT LEDGER, by American Eclipse and full bro
IN ther TO the noted ARIEL Lance and oKelley-hs
dam brought the other noted horses Roman Splendid
and ANGELINA all mile heats (neiher
hreaking down. will stand the stable al
500 per -
TACK NDIEToN-This very fine stallion and racer, by
GoIah who American Eclipse, win make his first
SPRING at Captain Thomas uavss Green county va,
and size Of his noble His having received injury in train
Ing last Fall the Of making this Spring
''e $3.50 w. l.. WHITE.
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