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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

Aliens entitled 10 rote in Hinois.-The Su-
preme Court Of Illinois have decided in favor Of
the right of aliens to vote, and declared that the
Judges of elections had no right to usk the elector
whether he was foreigner or not
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

The Montreal Gazeiie announces, in an official
manner, that Sir George Arthur will embark for
England in the course of few weeks Gen. Sir
Richard Jackson will it is supposed, succeed him
in the government of Upper Canada, temporarily
at least
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

The Baltimore Banks suspeaded,-Lelters from
Baltimore, says the Journal Of Commerce, state
that the banks in that city have suspended and The
universal belief is that the suspension will sweep
the South, where any resumption had recently ia
ken place.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

The United States Bank, after great flourish
Of trumpets, after borrowing five millions of dol
lars abroad, and several millions at home resumed
specie payments, continued them a few days, und
then burst again.
Z" II rose like a rocket-it fell like the stick
On the 18th Of January it resumed, on the 9TH Of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

The editors Of the .Nsw Horld will publish a
I'd Leridthdn. on The first Of next month. A
double Yankee Nation |, to be out too, about the
same time. The Notion has also just come out
dOutle-ws havn't seen it though.
Push shesd. gsptlsmen,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

Ds A correspondent of the Burlington Free
Press talks about Sias Wright and his sister
Fanny!
Stacy seems "to love lies for the lies sake" lie
can give no other excuse for publishing ialsehood
so notorious.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

A correspondent of the NJ Y. Post says he il
informed that upwards Of THREE MILLIONS Of
the stock of the United States Bank is owned in
North Carolina.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

In honor f"Whig principles-On the ar
rival of Gen. Harrison at Baltimore, on the 18th
inst, all the Banks suspended specie payments.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

February it suspended-and now may it stay sus-
pended let it hang by the neck until it is deud,
dead, dead-and let its carcnse be given up 10 the
doctors for dissection, This supendous humbug
has made mischief enough-here lie, it end.
". Y. Sun.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

iEjs Moses French, Esq. has been appointed
Postmaster at Hartford, vice o. II. Nichols, Esq.
resigned.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

sCJ@Dills of the Manchester Bank, VI, are now
received at the Suffolk Bank.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

,EPThe Editor will deliver an Address before
the Lebanon Democratic association on the
9th inst at 6 o'clock, P. n.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

Fiddles,ick! take this away Oh-hum. We mus
have got up wrong end foremost, this morning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

The town m Brewster (Cspe God.
Mass J has voted to license one person TO
retail spiri,uous liquor. lie is to receive
twenty-five per cent. prof, on his sale,
and keep an accoun, Of every person
who buys liquor. and the amount sold to
him. IN be published for the Information
Il The ci'izens. - Penn, ing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

The whales are evidently losing their
senses. Ahey ever had any. A few
weeks ago a couple Of them went into
wsslpori, near New Bedford, where
they nugh, to have known that they
would be {" mutinnrd" as soon as they
were seen; aud since that, two more ol
the dtluded creatures showed themselves
liule better than "dsboshed fish," BY
running into Newport harbor without one
of MIR. Blunt's charts; the consequences
Of which may be readily imagined. One
Of them struck on rock, and threw him
self nearly GU, Of water. He hauled of.
however, and went 10 sea without repair.
Great spprehensions are felt along The
eastern coast tina, he was lost. with full
cargo of fifty barrels Of oil on board, with
out a cen, Of insurance. .. 80.
". ]. Cour. and Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

Mammoth Chicken. "A correspondent
Of the farmers & sbinet. tells Of a chicken,
bred by Mr.. Wood. 81 Iladdon6sld, N.
J., cross between the blue and black
breeds. weighing only l9i lbs. when
killed and dressed. The eggs weigh six
10 a pound. Ia raising such fowls there
is both pleasure and profit, aud when
ready for market there will be no lack Of
purchasers. - ~a sat ea as @a#
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

Disiressing .aceidsnf al Quebee.--we
learn IRON he Qssbsc Gszeile Of The
9Th uli.. that 3 Distressing accident
occurred that morning about II o'clock.
A large mass of Cape Diamond. with The
wall from The Governors garden. 10 the
base Of the Citadel. gave way. and burisd
under masses Of stone and earth, the
house, in Chsmplain street, opposite the
custom house. Abou, sigh, buildings in
all are Destroyed. Part Of the inmates
we're al work. hut il 10 supposed thai
between 90 and 30 persons were in the
houses. Thirteen dead bodies have been
taken from the ruins. Some were alive
and taken 10 the hospital. ..z. -..~
The Montreal Courier Of the 10Th adds
the frllowine:--" A friend who arrived
from Quebec Yesterday, has informed Us
that when he left. a, half past s o'clock
on Monday evening, % bodies had been
recovered from the ruins. IL or Is oil
which were dead-mosi Of them so much
disfigured and muiila,ed that they could
scarcely be recognized from their fea'
lures"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

of he Afminisirsiion hare senfnred upon
ne avowal 81 their slrapge doctrines on
slis qassiion. The currency 10 in : STATE
II mnsi deplorsbie onlnsian-sxeLsnRe
bstuesn t:inrinussi ard New York being
temper eenl--brfwesn Nsichez and New
YORK. from IS 10 80 per cent The en-
psIienee Of she past sssurss rs shsi. with
ous he controlling poser Of The Govern
msns exercised through National Bank
of some sorl. Il is quise impossible 20 re-.
store regularity % our hnaneisl operations.
The sub Treasury hss failed. proving 10
self 10 be incapable Of any wholesome
sesion either Cor The benefit Of the Treas
ury Departments or for he general cnneu-
ley. Its known that every Administrs-
lion. from Wsshingian's 20 Jackson's.
boih inclusive. sanctioned directly OF
indirectly The policv Of > Naiionsl Bank.
The opposition ef General Jaeksanio The
late Bank was against some Of The features
only 81 Inst institution: and he declared
more Than once that Rark free from
constitutional ohieqznes could be eslsb.
l,shed; aud that. u = we're eonsSlled. he
wauld furnish she pIsn Of one. Agsin.
the Judgment Of The Supreme cour. The
proper tribunal 90 decide upon the ques-
ton Of conslilulionsliiy, has been pro-
nounced. sfIirming that. as fiscal agent
or the Government, Bank might be con
stituii0nally established.
In lhe fsee Of these facts We behold the
manifestation az snrl of wholsssls nul
llfcasion-a willui. fsciiaus. and die
oIganizing system ol opposition com.
mencsd. the end 81 which. IL successful
ran only be confusion worse conIoundet
Ia chaos IL all order in Government. AM
Of ihosc principles Of faith which bins
society together. leaving every man 10 &C
as seemsih good in his own eyes, accord
ing TO the new democratic idea ofsoyereign
~ indlsidualizsJ in every body.
but The ssowals Of the Opposition
presses will have one sslutsry edect--iha
of showing 10 the friends Of order and th
eouniry's interests theneeessi,y Of union
concert, and determination. With Ties
10 strengthen them. the sssaulis medi
taied sssinst the Government viii be Q
no avail. Let the Bank be established
LEI |, be constituted cautiously and wisely
50 80 10 secure The most good 10 ih
county thai may be gained. with ih
fswes, possible objections in the eyes q
rational men. Il may then stand secure
Is. The more iurinus The attacks ,hs
are msdly made upon il. the more dscit
ediy will The substantial interests Of th
county be rallied in iis defence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
( FARMER.
CAROIJNE COUNTY,

The resolutions e III w higs Of this intellig.n
county, bear the impress Of that freedom of opin.
ION ana resistance 70 executive dictation, which so
nooIy charac.e5zss ,hi Wing party, and which, in
the end viii confer more real strength than all the
discipline which the ssyeres drilling can impart to
our aaVeEahes. n, party whose principles can
all % truly summed up in one word, blind ODE.
dience TO the dictate, Of its Head, can long remain
Ia power IN Republic; either the Repub &c or the
party must be destroyed. The scrviIity cngendcr.
Cd IN the members Of such party b. tameiy sub
mi'iins themselves to become the passive tools Of
intriguing ara dishonest politicians in brief space
Will either break them down, or render them the
ready and willing instruments with which some
modern Cesar will mount 10 Empire over the fal.
len Liberties Of his Country.
The noble stand taken every where by the Wings
against the misieeds Of a chief magistrate Of their
own elevation gives indication not to be mistaken,
that the spirit Of freedom is as fervent and as pure
IN their 0osoms when received from their glorious
ancestors, ani IS noble and enduring iropdy to the
purity, patriotism, disnteres,odness and fearless
love ofOery Of the gall ant spirit that achieved the
glorious revolution Of 1910. The People are speak.
Ing m manner not TO be misunderstood Of the acts
and actors Of the session. Let those interested
take heed, It be too late, and retreat while We,
they may.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
HENRIco AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The second part Of the Society's exhibition, being
IN exhibition OF fruits, flowers, domestic manuiac
lures, &c, will be held at the Assembly Room OF
the Exchange HoteI, in Richmond, on Thursday
the 2lst instant, commencing at II O'Clock, y. NJ.
closing at o'clock, p VI re.opening az O'Clock,
and finally closing at 10 o'clock at night. u Fair
for the sale of such Of the exhibited articles as the
owners may wish to dispose Of, will be held at IL
O'Clock, A. Nj. on the following day.
The Room will be open and person in attend
ance to receive articles intended for the exhibition,
from sunrise TO I o'clock, A. NJ. and again from
o'clock, p Nj. t shutdown, on Tuesday and Wed
nesday next Il will be impTactclble to receive
articles at any oher time. Persons having rare
and beautiful plants or other articles suitable for the
OCCASION though neither desiring 10 offer them for
sale or to compete for the premiums, are respectful
ly invited to send tuIm to the room IN order to give
ecat to the exhibition. Efficient measures vii. be
taken to protect from injury all articles sent for the
exhibition. Owners desiring their names 10 appear,
are requested 0tx the proper labels or cards. to
the arllces sent by them.
By THE COMMITTEE oF ARRANGEMENTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

The Pcs! Master ct Buf1i0.-A very proper re.
formation has, % seems, taken place i'm the Pos,
Office a. Buth.U. An uneducated PoIanGcr Dane.
S"eie or some other scandinavian demngngu.. who
huTahed Tor de 'rcpuicane parrish" was placed
few years since i1 that Office, and has very properly
been removed from itrCrsnty, TO make place for
Dr iiatdo"k, an American and s.lunch WING.
" Foon, editor at the Baiil. Commrrcili Adver,-
Etr, was the m'n most desired by the Who's uf
that city and who was actually named for the Office
by the late Post Master Genrrai; Jut IN the Ian.
guase Of the Albany Evening journal, 'that gen.
.leman's appointment corflred with one of the
Presidents "aDs,ractous" and he could not be 40.
pointed. Opposed as weare TO- the tests required
by ihc President, We rejoice 10 sec him make Wing
appointments" The "abs,rac'Ion" which SIR w
Tor ran against wus the fact OF MIR rs being The
editor Of a newspaper, and although he was ready
we beHcve, 70 resign his odtOua. chair as soon MS
he received his commission as Post Master; or an
int'inautn that he would receive i' upon that condi
ton Master John Tyler, IT,, the "Priya,e and con-
hJeniai Secretary Of his EXceUcucy he President
Of the United States" tol1 his papa We suppose,
that II would be too National Republican" 10 APP
point Mr. FJOie. We recOusct too 10 have heard
some body sly month or Two since, that the
Buffalo Commercial was spoken dispargingly Of IN
the New York HersId-N J. C0ur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
II EMOvAL.
CAKTER,S HOTEL

tIHE WHITE HOUSES CRIRLESTOITN. "a
l'uE und"i.sn"d fpectfny Informs his friend. nm,
- the uNelt"s community, thai, order To- meet M.
Mshcs OF S htchds, and TO enable him The better 80 A.
s"n"" ihc ' paInns he has puirl lsrd the large com.
u''ulouF aud NE aSanty situated Hotel r,r
" opposite the Couu House, Main ~. Ch,ris.tnwn
10 sPHth nvuh"f r'nsuor expense putting the iau.s
inS"mete oIdrr throu: hout The .Actiir an i,,rr,r
gas nccn thoroughly cleaned AMI pan'c-thc .Xi.Tnr
u'sillH "hl c-thr rvom, Tcmuicel On the most amir
% pah' an reiurnSh,i; aud the interior
W 'c 'ui'rr cslibhshmcnt thoroughly rcoTsausc wtb
au soeH 10 The Comfort, convenience aud
Of hts patIonS ' -''"'''u
, n, convenient approximation OF this Hotel q, IN. Ran
hSlbsl" renders dcs Iab0 stopping Mace ,nr r.,
Ncllcrs on the Rail lna,I. ''''e i'-N' '"' ira
tlorr theTeurc, hopes that 10y his untriur \,
sIons 10 please aud his long experiences in The b.i,r
anu commune 10 receive that liberal share or
rnnagc heretofore extended 10 him; IL heinz M ~
anl hrm determination To spare no rains r,rri,,,. w.
pchse to promote the comfort audi e1i,Vmrpt,f 49, ~,
ma, favor him with their pairruasc ' wiz
c iciurn' MS sincere Acknowledgements tu those who
nave AFoniecd him. and r oTms ia, ne ~ m h., No,
sarcd On amt after Monday the Ilh October 10
hnd-ir IA Superior manner, al his old II suJs and
as many newoncs DC induced to give han ira,
lq-clw '' 'HhiE N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
DIED

At his residence in New Market Nelson county.
on Wednesd y night, the lS,h OF Oct, JAMES W.
SMILEY, m the 33rd year of his age, leaving wife
and children 10 whom he was most tenderly At
cached and a numerous conneXion Of relatives and
friends to lament his untmoy death. The writer Of
This notice being always opposed to long obituaries
declines on that account to sly anything more oi
the deceased, than that no man was more beloved
by those who knew him, nor was any man more
honest or amlabe.
On Saturday morning, the 9th instant in the 2j!h
year of her age, Miss MARI FRAECrs, daughter OF
the late Christopher Tompklns, OF this city.
On the 2Oih Of September last, at Coles Hill.
Hanover county, Mr. EPHRAIM STANDFIELD, IN
the 33rd year Of his age, of bilious fever
~" Tue New Orleans and Mobile papers will
please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
NOTICE

\ ESsHs SPEAR a PATTEN You will tak,
- h'er ihaii shall ON the 18th day ,rru,lcr 1911
rIo,c'l take the dcC"siiiuns of Nnung W Redmond
iH,n's Redmond. lchabo lee nduthcTs AZ th, m ~
n' Nauiercra, steel MctraL In the ,Kn Of ,rg,,'I
'ouhiy 81 Sumptcr amt state nf Alabama
should the deposition of the above named not be taken
'n e ION OF December. ISL, shall proceed TO tax. Tho
sl. on me ION and I'm following ami should the said j..
US NOT he taken on either OF the above mentioned
on ihr 'h Hni s at January isi2 You viii also ak,
H"' lat shaii on the 18Th ant l.h llnuary ~42 mo
coed o. take the deposition Of Boiler n Brzniin, All
others, Mine Tavern House ia the Town nt BoIinrrren
"ury OF warren and state Of kgntucky-whirh dspa-i.
nohs are 10 be read a. evidence Ia suit now cpcng i'm
titchli superior C"uTto f Law aud ChanceTy fr The
'nhhy oi Lunenhurs aud state of Virginia IN which suit
u are plAnui AMI myself and Henry A. Fowlkrs are
"cl,h,iihts PiilNEAS FOWLKEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

JNlE Subscribers having purch'scdofC Hodges. Esq
TIE remainder hs lrs-c the above long
iablsnin"u most cctuiy solicit the patronage their
friends and iHa public generally Trcy particularly
invite continuance Of tia liberal patronage which tcr
pTCigc cs- OF received.
Tor p'rI-autuH-s ut situation amt convenience tho
principal stuptNg places, thr Rail luat Depot
81" re Canal facsr-, "r) the Washington Hole, deer
jed vau'lgD Uvoruy huuF" tut the Cry u occupies
lghuu location 90 fnH' ut Co., Capitol about midway he
tween tit aud Thc Richmond suI frederic kshurs Dcpuf
aud within 1i'w minutes walk 10 fi, uu sinrEs mart the
city A. promises 90" too common u he much regarded
We will fuHy i"f effort shall bc wanting render
tl r'iuiur'a' r who may Give arI lg moderate.
y. l.. IENDENlN,
q. q. r ItRRT<S.
y. B-Pcr-nuH calling 'u The Washington Pbr,rat any
Of r stopping places. vii have their ba1- -, transported
RE" oil" ,r.' TIE hone has recently undergone such
pairs as rrutrr= o. entirely comfortable. 4. d ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

HENRICo AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURE
SOCIETY,".
The second general meeting Of ths Society wi
be held on Wednesday next the Goth inst, COM
mencing at Goddin's Spring, near Bacon Quarter
Branch.
The President will take the Chair precisely at II
o'clock, and the members Of the Society are part
cuary requested to be punciual IN their attend
at that hour, as the annual Election OF Oicers
must then be made, as provided by the Cons,ltu.
ton
The several awarding Committees on the Pre-
mums for the first day will meet, al the same place.
ut 10 o'clock prccisely-and be prepared to hand
in written reports TO the President at that hour
Premiums will be distributed Immediately after
reading the reports
On this first day n poushing match will take
place-Oiter which, 1t is expected a number of agrl-
cultural implements and fine animals vii, be eShi
bitod and offered for sale. Persons who have either
for sale, who wish to purchase, will, we think,
find to their advantage TO attend. Pens and stalls
for live stock will be provided, and 1t sTeComment-
cd that every thing for exhibition OF sale, Oe upon
the ground by or before 10 o'clock.
Exhibitors of Poughs will provide themselves
with teams and drivers.
WIN. H. Richardson Richard L. HoSal James
r. Bridges, John B. Young, VIM. II. SIMS, aud
Edward e. Howard, are appointed a Committee TO
receive and introduce such delegations as may be
present from other Agricultural Societies.
IL is recommended that the Society dine together
ut the Exchange, the second day Of the general
meetins-and Joseph Mayo, James II. SedGon, /
Sam'l ii. Myers, Charles Marx, and Philip Duva',
are appointed Committee TO make arrangements
for the dinner.
Members of the Society will appear every day
OF the general meeting with the customary badge
OF green ribband on the left breast OF the coat.
The exhibition of Fruits, Flowers, and produc- |
tons of domestic industry, will commence at the |
long room OF the Exchange, on THURSDAY, the 2lst
instant, at II O'Clock. The Awarding Committee !
will meet, at the same place. 10 O'Clock, and be
prepaid to hand in their report IN like manner.
The address will be delivered at O'Clock.
The Committee appointed to arrange and con-
duct this part of the exhibition, will please give no
tice o! their arrangements through the papers.
Admission to this portion of the exhibition, W II
be 20 cts. for each person, except members Of the
Society and their families.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

70 lnIts ,thc length Of the Lowell RorpadJ give
sl4J,l75 net revenue per nnoum. r. then, the
western Railroad gIvesin proportion 10 its Iengrh
O5' m'es) rs net annual revenue will he $500 600
j. ihs Lowell Railroad (Df which. before BE- was
built, The net revenue was estimated at $4,000 o.
year % greater channel Of Communication, natural.
y than The Western Railroad, built in confinr,.
lion Of Tie Ere ConaI7 Of that Eric Canal on
which Tho freight paid this year, will exceed $1,000,
OUO7 ''
Aeoin-thc tributary sources Of a Railroad IN.
re'ts IN r1o much greater than in proportion 10 is
.engih-becausc the larger the road D. the wider Oh,
s,np OF The country whence IL draws lts tributary
sources OF revenue. A man will travel 80 mile, ON
The common road, out Of his Ray, for The sake ol
going 100 miles on the RailrOad-whiIe he would
only 90 lo mIog out Of his way on 20 common rr1d
Tor the sake Of using 80 miles Of Railroad. Thu.
the strip Of county tributary 10 the rlro,o. IN
creases IN length with the length ofthe railroad. and
20 addition TO THE, % increases IN width.
The New Orleans Bee, Of the ..b inc, s,,s a.,
| yellow fever was ON the increase The dr,1s on
the 7ih, were 1878 Of which were Of yellow le
! YER ''0 ~
! The last Vcksburg papers say thero was n,
sbatemont Of the epidemic ,-stthst place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

k)'NNl MI Z" a Dec r"ul the County Couu Of Chcs.
clh'N pronounce on Ga" llh day ot October, 1871
u sun u equity therein depending, ami 9th
vs. NcsiS aiiu.nstrdnr will h" so the prciusc In
tue county 90 Chesterfield on the gih November
next iha' certain tact piece. UaTcr, Of LAND called
The Grove. yius on inc Richmond sui Petersburg Rail
hol containing about one hundred and cghty.twu acre.
Ar" ~ ne iuc time 'ii rllrr. other Tract OF I.nd
,"hanS about one hundred ani my acres adjoining the
IH 'a.Ilne West IN the said suit ani widow II
I'h - " cE's ~Tt deceased, S entitled h,r
lower therein, In about hundred ten acres Tho
sale 81 itS last mentioned Tract wall be the fee snIpI,
IN ty acres and ta" I,NuTsunay interest the heirs
9! I"hn = wet. 80 deceased u the remaining one hun
hri aniSn acres. There Will bo sold the same Time
iud Place i~n or three valuable slaves. The lands Will be
500, lot one thtl Of ihc purchase money cash. ono
l IA slN mouths, and thr remaining thTi Ia i've No
months from the ,dy OF sale; slaves viii hr so
on circuit Of six months. For the % YES hnuis with am
proved security Will hc required. For the lands the pur
chasers vii Ice required in give bonds approved So.
cur' TOT TIC credit pIymruts- the tlc to bc retain
eel unlLl the last payment made.
oo lb-Wtis the COMMISSIONERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

WILL be rod n Public Auction November 10Th ia
w u .trI not. Hr next fair 1y, tr valuable tact e
Land, I'fc fIr residence Of Go f1vus 4. Muir cal c1
Grmp'u iila. siIuated ON BrurrNond Creek, IN tho
county pi hIuvIIdIr south at PrtrEsbuII
iri 10 wet II tr Inuu House containing upwards Of
HNl acres &C Lam, Mill, saw Mill Father scrip.
ton b. unnecessary % has mly been given n r..
cent adverfi- Tncui Thaso wishing Land, invited to
examine for themselves rits utur iaud Will hc exhibit
ed on the day sic loo will hs sold with the iu-
pfuvcUents Tho balance divided to auf purchasers.
~ the GIuv rfuH yl hr sold several likely Negroes
Stock Horses Cattle sheep aud Ilrza. crop of Corn
Fodder oct Carrirgr Wagon, uud Plantation Utensils,
Household tuI krcIuu Furniture.
TERMS tHc Lands, one, third each. tho balance in
equal payments ut uul2 rrofi' Negroes CASH
stock Furniture, sc. under ~ casli ~ aui uIwifds,
~ months ere .it g. ADuIPiitS MUIR,
IO'iN \. MUIR.
WILLIAM \. MUIR,