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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Stupe"dom bOrk.-The Emperor of Russia
has obtained a loan OF one hundred millions NJ
uoIars at IL per cent, to begin his great rail-
road. 1t commences at ST. Petersburgh and cx-
tends to Moscow, $50 miles thence to the Caspi.
an sea, 74O miles further Maj Whistler, a yam.
kee, superiniends the work. He is soon to have
another yankee from Springfield Mass, for an as.
sislant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Music. "A convention, for Improvement in sa-
cred music, was holden at STAFFORD OH the 9Th
inst, and an adjourned meeting is TO be holden at
Chelsea Oh the frs, Wednesday of Nov. Mr..
Cheney had vOice in the business, and we'll be
bound he was heard and praised, too. Whether
Moses or Simeon, the proceedings do no, say, nor
is it material. Neither Of them need fear compe-
titors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
THE WASHINGTON TREATY.

This important treaty, which settles the N. f.
boundary question, has been unofficalIy publish
ed but as we shall he required to publish the Of.
fetal treaty, when ratified by both governments,
we do not now copy that which is going the rounds
of the newspapers. President Tyler's message
which we publish this week, gives a very good
account of The treaty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Let Il not be forgotten Keep 1t before the People,
that the avowed intention Of our opponents is 10
repeal the Tariff. Let it be understood that no
sooner is measure adopted which "was ne.
cessary in the present CRISIS" than locofocoism,
with all its radical functions, rears its head and
front, and proclaims, that the hope inspired by
protecting home industry is to be cut off by the
next Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Signs.-The Madsonan is John Tyers organ,
and at The same time assumes rank with those To-
cooco presses which sustain John c. Calhoun
We infer that Tyler leans that wuy, and will 90
Tor the Nulllfier eventually. The Albany Argus
is for Van Buren,, and gives The following speci-
men of soft soap:
so far, the discussion of The Presidency, and
the presentation of candidates for nomination have
all been in spirit that promises the best results
stale or personal parliulity for one candidate, has
not sought its qualification by the dsparagernent
of another"
| Per contra-the Madisonan says
ave predict that in less than six months Mr..
Calhoun will be read out of the democratic ranks
by the Albanyl Regency party, if the ability is
possessed to do H."
And again
awe detest scIisms, hut we see very plainly
that these Regency leaders will rule or ruin
They ,UW not rule"
The great contest, then, is between Calhoun
and Van Buren, on the locofoco side. Van Buren,
is destined to defeat says the Madisonian and
then, he will try to ruin the locofoco party. Very
well: let the rogues fall OUT We fancy the peo-
Pile of Vermont would like TO see "ihe Northern
man with Southern principles" and the Nullifier,
annhilang each other. But it is too good to ex
pect: we predict that if New York goes Wing in
November, Van Buren, will yield, and John c. Cal.
A small struggle may be made for Johnson, bu, il
won't go. The Northern locos in Congress are
favoring Calhoun. See their votes on the Tariff.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
wooL-BOsTON MARKET. srpr

WOOL-BOSTON MARKET, SEPT. 10.
Saxony 81 to 40; American full blood IS to 81 (,
~ blood 80 to 80; common to Ia, 25 to % !;
lambs superfne SO to 35 do. first quality % to
80 do. second 20 TO 90. Sales 10 fair extent
have been made Of both fleece and pulled
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

IN chdracter-The Spirit of lnquiiy ii is said,
completed the infamy it has acquired in the late
campaign, by sending spurious election returns
Tor effect in Maine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

tCt-The moment The official publication of the
laws of the U. s. is completed, we shall endeavor
TO give greater variety of matter for the readers
of the Waterman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

.4nother Link ddded-The railroad has been
completed TO Concord, N. H., and on Tuesday Of
last week the first arrived at that place from
Boston. The next link is TO Connecticut river,
and then to the capital Of Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
SENATOR'S.

'Our intelligence is that MIR. Eaton, Wing, is
elecled-that Hubbe loco, has succeeded by
votes, and the two Messrs. Greens zone on each
ticket) are tied! Ii is impossible 10 say more Than
that we are sure of one Wing; yet the official
canvass (to-day) may give us the whole three
We hope to give The official result Of the election
of Senators in our next.
REPRESENTATIVES,
l942-Whigs 100, Locos 10l, Aboonist ].
l64l-Whigs l40, Locos 50, Abolitionist l.
The Wings Of Windham and Franklin have
been extremely unfortunate in members of the
House.
Mole BY the term abolition we mean politi-
cal abotonst merely. We presume that nearly
all of the members elect opposed to slavery.
We believe the gentleman, classcd this year as an
abolitionist, is to he considered Wing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

FAIR learning! all hands ready for a retreat The
latest news from Tampico is, that the Mexicans
are ourngeousy offended at the United States
and they boast that they shall Immediately con-
quer exas, and never stop until they reach WASH
inRlon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
BRIGHTON MARKET srpr 70

At market $50 beef cattle, 900 stores, $500
sheep, $50 swine.
Prices-beef, extra S first quality, $50 to AVS;
second, 375 to 4,25; third, to $50.
Sfores-two year old, z to IL; three year old,
ia 20.
Sheep-75 cents to ,33.
iStcine--2 2. 4 to cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
LISTERS OF MORE THAN ONE Town.

This is an important meeting, which is TO be
holden in every county, for the purpose of exam
lining and correcting the assessments in the lists
and averaging the valuation of the real estate Of
the several towns in their respective counties, just
y and equitaby, comparing one with the other,
deduc.ing from or adding to the valuation of said
amount, so assessed, as they may deem proper
See listing act of last session, section 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

W Where are those estimates of the ocofocos
which elected Nathan Smile before election, and
returned / IL locos 10 the Honse, slre7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Wsleon,s. Iowa is about TO ask admission into
the Union, and she has proved herself we'll pre-
pared by elec,ing Wing legislature. Locofoco
heretofore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

UPWiIl those excessively ardent friends OF
protection, the locoioco newspapers, publish the
new Tariff?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
For The Watchman and Journal.

LISTERS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The listing act makes it the duty Of one lister
Of each town 10 meet at the Court House on the
Sd Tuesday in September, without designating
the time of day. II is proposed TO meet at 10 o.
clock A. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Temperance HouSe-The Green Mountain Ex =
change, Fayetteville, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

Not arresied-Jo Smith and Rockwell, the Nor
mons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16
cAt.mSoEIA CoUNTy

CALHEONlA COUNTY
Barnet, w La, key, 10
Burke, Lucius' D,ennison,
Cabot, A. Webster, I
Danville, A. Morrill,
Groton, Jonathan WEIGH, 10
iIardwck, J LPope,t
Kirby, Nathaniel Willis, QoIs)
Lyndon, b. Sanborn,l
Newark, A. Stoddard, ~
Peacham, +. G. Chamberlin,W
Ryegate, Robert Whtelaw, 10 (gaSp
Sheffield, up. Ingals,
St. Johnsbury, II, Paddock, 70
Sutton, 8. Eaton,
Waterford, r. Ross,W
Wheelock, A.. Bradley,t
CHITTENDEN COUNT Y.
Bolton, l.. Colton,
Burlington, John Van Sickk m, 10
Charlotte, B. Leavehwortb 10
Colchester, John S. Web ster,l
Essex, Elijah G. Stancon,l
Hinesburgh, II. R.'Smuh, 70
Huntington, 8. Anlblfr, 10
Jericho, Zebina Rtss, 10
Milton, Samuel Boardman, 10
Richmond, S. Douglass,
ShelIurne, Robert White, 10
St. George, r. Lockwood, 10
Underhil II. A. Narramon,
Weettord, Daniel Jackson, 10
Wiiston, N. Parker, Qoss)
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfield r. Brigham,
Berkshire J. Smith, (oss)
Enosburgh, H. N. Barber, ,c
Fairfax, A. S. Cove, (ossl
Fairfield, J. Soule,i
Fletcher, J. Ellsworth IT,. tlosse
Franklin, A. Deming, 10
Georgia, J.. James, 10
~Highgate, John Bnrr, Gcss
Montgomery Joshua Clapp,w
Richiord, J. Powell,
Sheldon, Elihu Goods, 10
ST. Adams, Cornelius Stilphcn,
Swanton, John Barney,W
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Belvidere, J. Shattuck,
Cambridge, Joseph Baker,
Eden, Eli Kinds, jr. 10
Gilmore, g. w. Barley, 10 (gain
lIydepark, Almond Boardmun,t
johnson, no choice. loco last year,
Mansfield, James Harrisi
Morris,own, George Small,
Sterling, no choice.
Stow, u w Bennett
Walervle o Mcfarland lab. last y'r.)
Wolcott, Ephraim Laid, Qoss)
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albany,
Barton, Harris Smith, 10 (gain)
Bloomington, Gilman Esty, 10
Charleston, Ira Brackeu,t
Craflsbury, ID. Dusin,1o
Derby, S. Is. Colby (ossj
Glover, Smith, 70 (Gain)
Greensboro, N. W.Scoti. (ouS,ed last m
Holland, Joshua French,
lrasburgh, e. w. Pren,ss, 10
Jay, Walter Charlton
Lowell, w. S. Flint,
Morgan Charles Cummings, &c
Newport, Asa b. Moore, 10
Orleans, Thos. Gill, 10
Salem, Samuel Blake, 40
Troy, Curtis Phelps, (loss)
Westmore,
Westfeld, Jere Hodgkins (loss)
ESSEX COUNTY.
Bloomfield, II. Fuller,L
Brunswick, G. w. Marshall
Brighton
Canaan, w. Morrill,,
Concord, M Graves,U
CRANKY, II. Hartshorn, 10
Guildhall, Allen Gould, Qoss)
Lexington, J. Bailey,i
l-unenhurgh. Jonah Brooks, 10
Maidstone, l.. Waker,L
Victory, l.. WeIls,l
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh, N. Knsley,W
Grand Isle, J. Ladd,W
Isle LaMott,
North Hero, J. llnZen,
South Hero, w. Mott, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-16

r5-The Watchman will hereafter bear date on
Fridays.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
Correspondence Of Tho United sta,e, Cas-,

New IoRE, Monday, Z. NJ.
Very lttle business was done at the stock eX-
change this morning, and prices generally remain at
your last quotations.
Inland Exchanges continue dull. The rates to-
day on Philadelphia were a 81; Baltimore }; Vr.
einia 81; North Carolina a a 3, Charleston ! !,
North Carolina Al; Savannah 2 a 2i; Augusta 81 Il
2; Mobile IL a ii!i Montgomery III Is; New
Orleans q AS
Exchange on London is at s :! and on France
52si.
There has been active demand for Foreign EI-
changes. caused by the announcement made this
morning That the Steam Ship Unicorn had arrived
frem Halifax at Boston, to take the place of the
Caledonia which had not been heard of at Halifax
on Friday last.
Great fears are now entertained for her safety,
although MIR Cunard expresses his conviction that
she has put back To some port IN England. The
Clyde leaves here this afternoon for Halifax, and
will return IN few days on her homcward route.
The nsn-arrival OF the Caledonia has caused de.
precision in our markets. Cotton and flour are both
dull at last Saturday prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
DY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
CONGREss-Mesp,r.

Ia the Senate, Air Clay spoke f,r two hours OF
the resolutions oile,ed ~ him touching the Tariff
Reteuehment &c.
la the House, the appropriation bill was dis
eu.ssd. Ma Davis Of Ky. made a proposition. thai
the Government advertising should be publishe,
IA those papsrs. which have the largest number o.
subscribers. This Is a very just aud proper motion
and tie more proper now than ever, as CopL
Tyler selects papers for advertising; with the vicw
apparently of eoneealins the advertisements. Tie
Madi'onian Coz example publishes proposals for car
rying the mails over half the Union-anJ ct the mum.
Der Of ITS sub,crLers-Spart from the Office holders
does motif we are correctly informed, reach a
1000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
FRUII TREES. g.

o. FHUTI TREES, &c.
''u "ednefday nest, 81 inst I'VE ahafl off, for -t D.
1870 'l- on superior calileci!cn Of Pe,rh snt ty
80 en- hr. i'r, iu former variety the Pr,s,' p, NJ
w. ''-I u irerTc, Roduisns Chng lemon C,c,
W. ''',ef ~, Oh Nixon tree. Yellow Melor,on
I,i,rr nee, - aud Ia Tho llter White O4hr,tt
May Due &c. ~ 'N-''" iei.o" Hfan'sh,
, 49, itees have all been engralei uron yotn, an,
- are eoTrespo ndngy straight snI 49,,
'p we've iec' IA height The Va roties -
- 't.in-i aad accurately tested hy ,he f-Ii
As he. ny me- % -nsIrinz perfect corTectne 4,
ne, nave been sent 20 ~ Nursefvr,r - h .
tos d llts' We larlrulsriy call the attention Of
nstboI IN s Ie 20 ts 10 ihs Invoice, and tsk IN.
The fSs, Ve r,.7 'ged e,sy sprns aa Fail viii
pl!ic auction. '' 'sF'~ae u privately or ~
Hmh< AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

The Maryland House Of Delegates has rejected
the amendments Of the Senate 10 the Bank bin.
IL is thought, tina, no bill wall pass: The effect of
which will 10 to coeree immediate resumption.
The Baltimore Patrio, says, if the Banks were
allowed TO issue small notes. they would resume
in 80 days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

- I.r WoH.r af ihs uprrr emf of q .freef rs,f
fsfA at'sc f1r rcs.iencc NJ HUH 4 Wan 49,, r.
ESsM tes-iUr sven inus lately. Ap0iy fo
49, p e. HOWARD
'''" OrIths once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
S5R.GY'Y'GN IS OFFICE.
Psru
stSll the world say UnAf,heyesn,
FoT selling prizes me man.

FOR selling prizes STATIONS ne mr,
Drawing of LccsburE Lottery No. Q Marchist.
% g a. 20 - r Is O. u q 50
Ticket Nos u 10 prize Of 500 sold and cashed By
rTRATTON.
Lottery 10 be drawn in t'a CITY, on Thursday at "a o..
clock =. a. the Exchange Bali Room prize OF sicOl
80 CO.. So, loot tci 10 OF 800, etc - Nos-l2 drawn
M'nongalia Lottery, Class a. Extra for Friday night &
~'eloeS; Capital prize Il s25UN 10 of 1901 etc 70
Nos-l3 dawn 1ickc.s s.
Le"sbufg Lottery Class IL, Extra. f0r Monday morning.
Cdpi'asl prize of $4,000 1000, CyO 300 ~ of lOil
Z. - Nos-l3 drawn. 4 ickcts $40.
to- Orders FOR tcsets In the above Grand Ir,terv oil
Oe met with prompt acntion. II atircssedt 10
y. sTRATTON,
10 Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

FOR SALE on RENT.

TlNIE pred term Of Dickinson Snrl r the Manu-.
featuring NH ga the rear oi the Public Armory The
lease W. lave 81 hr '1uin0uw Wi cnl 80 1876 TIE
ana iust' boz this Mill De- an new, AMI loo complete order.
ur the cG'cr-sr auulciutc o FiourCni Germ Meal auI
no establishment combines greater advantage.
MM. ~. DICKINSON,
Surviving partner Of Dickinson d smell.
feb 2S-deof
fC5- Tho Compiler will please cory every other day
w N II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
FOR BOSTON.
FOR RnST0N

ssSS The packet schr LIBERTY Hopkins f,,s,.,
AERb now oadins. Will meet with Dispatch For frsssIt
- Or passage, apply on board al Piekeuis wharf a,
" ic y FISHER A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
JAMES PKALEN ~ CO.., Managers,
RIcHMosD. Va.
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL

Pukomoke River fotcIy, Class 2-o be iraV,n Al Wi.
,9hsior De- March l--Drawing received This Evening
S.'sn, AL le lolo l1't lsS1, COO So 1900
Tickets s. - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

tOfET ~ th.s work, hound, can hc td ON appf, Y
- o. ihc Wig towViinf r. on. 60 rnlIisits-. who ODD
no Z" tcictt1 .nmr OF hc uost important evcrfroi n
sto iic-Iehi1i canvass, this volume Will ir fiuuu. M
" cgna'n. ili returns of thc v"iof ,n each ~pfr.
incc tl t'r. feb o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
NEGROES. &c

I(Y virtue Of Decd Of Trust executed To us 10y VII
, liam barton, bearing date the 2isf day Aueusf,
$50 aud duly recorded IN the Clerks county
court OF Henreo. aud n pursuance of order 81 the
'tcuh superior o law and chanccfy the county
81 HenIco and city of Richmond tle ehgncrry side
thereof entered ON tho ~ Of March, 1872 IT, tie ~
Scrugrs " ScTuggg shall ne 2gh tay or March
lei2 proceed 90 sell public auction, upon prem
he following valuable real aud pcrson;l property,
much thereof bc necessary satis tle
tss oi tie sad Dce viz the tract OF llndlyrg Cack
GhonuY RIVER, thc county Of HcurcO, about miles
from the ely Of Richmond. which the ad Burton now
reside, containing az ut 80 acrcs undivided oety Of
che Other uact Of land, tie Brook TURNPIKE IN said
county, containing II lcrcs;-an0thcr land lying
nearly opposite iIaNalps mill, in the city of Richmond
called liz Rock, containing acrcs;oue other tract Of
a6d called e Jar Island nearly opposite the lower locks
The James River canal containing acrcs-ls valuable
slaves AMI all tic stock If horses cattle ming utensils
and household furniture now upon thr farm Grst above
mentioned.
The sale viii be Tor cash. hut the purchaser VIII have the
privilege of part Of TIC purchase money not
preceding elupu upon giving good real aud Personal
ruiiy Tor the payment t'rcoL according tho future
order Of the said court The tile TO the property s bclcv
81 10 be uuurstiOuaJic butwe sll convey only
D. conveyed 10 us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
WORTIIAM'S OFFICE,
Under the EXCHANGE Hotel

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
ror Thursday, at 81 o'clock, p n, IN the Exchange
Stun, 100 co. 10 81 a.. 9A1 co, TEA e,c
- Nsa-i@ Drawn. Tickcis 81 20 only.
For Friday nigh.
re drawing If the Va Monongshs EIfr No 10. will
be received Prizss-s25c0, 7sJl, fDo 2E2 10 If i,u
OF l"2 y of 60, - Of 5oj - Of 80, n Sos-ia
L9itery,'o - dawn Ia A'sSandrs. s'h March. e.,
~ ~, luI, CO 500. fyJD 25iO 2IDJ, lIi1. ~
" ~ loi Sfl - Of n2b0 prikes Of 20, etc. ne Z.
en- $40 10 ballots, and - drawn
:. For Saturday, leth March, Mt Alexandra.
"a mels1uIg, Class n. PTizes-s2OOO. 1900 S00D
80 '1p, 100 ~ of 100 n Of TO- OF 40 - 90 s
u - ETC. 70 Nos-l ~ drawn-Notice that. Tickets $40
ha,nmoth scheme Tor ioth March, Alexandra Capi.
az 1919 900 800, II 80. 1000, g1O1, 7U1O t g.
oi ~ Of 400, Of 300 of 20O. 10 Of 1900 ~ of
80 ~ - ,J1 etc etc - Nos-l3 drawn Ticket 800
80 N. B-AH orders punciually attended to, clhe Z
NJ Nases oi whole 'aVcs, Or qaartersor fJr single
iisA.i' AMI drawing loTwaT dcd when required
lt = CHARLES WORKMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
NOTICE
% DEBTORS OF WYATT s WHITE.

TO DEBTORS OF WYATT s WHITE.
TUE subscribers. trustees OF tho late firm wyait
White, heroic give notice that they have authorized
Mr Thos White 70 collect ans Otherwise close tho debs
due osaid trm All persons lnicbtcf, expected 20
make Immediate payment him. 10 eiher 81 the IN.
derslsued NM BUTLER,
JSO MONBIE,
Richmond. March /, 1872. Z5nsises
nh q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THo's BRANCH & BRO.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE- AT Aucr,o>,


GALL VI REAL ESTATE, AT AUCTION
Nv. WITHOUT RESERVE
~ virtue ot deed of trltt executed bv Va, A.
- ~ We aubacribefs, on the 13fd lay Of M.rrb -r O.
49,, 80 ,sss theretn set forth, anf .iuv rerore -
~. ,tiN oulco Of the musings Court ~ 10 90, ",
county: "'-o i'' ftnee george
We shall proc ed 70 sell AZ Auction On the 2,,, IT,
n1fs u lri& al VI ocl.-k the prefnig.s tte 49, I
80 ,atr, w TONNE ncing - Cty Point. (s tI . go.
1 o, ,,ulss AM app'nhtios Rivers) viii, no L,f &C.
~, L1 on ~ MeAlah Bate Surveyor Of lie a. -
snnilhu amounting la number o about one tlo,,.,
ahi uthrhuey thereafter anil a. the sane nice 81
e ~ Vel numbered land, lying Bailyia Cr-ek -
aaoinng ne ,aid Lots on the southern Honnlarv sun
siouli the sales Of the Lots the fj4 a~rcs ~ ,
go III ~ =. s'os-d during Inc iay, ana time 10 prp
shsh on Tie next day. rouifnencc ~ tho rr,e bo,-r
On We premises, 10 sell, 10y Public Auction tie F,r,
Nh az me inprOVefneutsl called AVerfan lyng a., Pc
&c aoout tao miles above Ciy Point ami bounded I'M,
W norm ~ The AppouafioH Rive. and ronf,iriy sb,
aefcS Ihis iani IS valuable for its Tmber ,nJ e,,,
r,euceto market-thc Railroad passing Through n
ne Nlu non oi City Point mar possessnr ,,.,t
Tor business a well known % IN, publ,c mi
~ ~. ne attention of the business men $3.50
toIu1 OF salc gll be, IN mont4s tie b,la,re o,
ar = t"o years-equsl pavme.ta ' e '''e
- uc above progeny IL urqucstionai'a b,,
- ifuNlees NC rhai convey only ttsf -,i'.S =,
'''e0'n u JAMES W PEGRhH)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
u DANIEL, T,,.,..
II J. BROOKE,

The property mentioned u the foregoing rscinent
having been conveyed a. us.hy the ~ Burton. by sub.
scqncnt d""dtn ust 10 secure debt due the Pres.
dent, Drccors. aud Company of The Farmers BANK Of
Virginia, shall ~ tie sauc tuc aud place proceed Ia
81" D. AZ public aucton all tit remain thereof, atrt
saisiying the purposes Of the first decd ctms be
made known on the dhy of sale.
rHlIIP y NICHOLAS 49,.
JOHN u. ELAiR, '"9'-''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
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GEORGE ". TEUEIiEART,
ATTORNEY .4T Law,
Charlottesville, Va.
NNTllf practice in Aibcmahe, Tuv1nua. buckingham
w anil Nelson Superior an Guliisrly Courts Any
business conhdci o srtrc viii Give atct and PROMPT
attention Ic Will nlFo sucrito tI' COLLECTION of C7ma
in aug ~ Tee ati lcenf counties.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

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Auetioneers and Commission Merchan,s
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Auetloneers and Commission Merchants
OFFER FOR SALE,
100 IIllDS Porto Rico and Il CIoiS sur,r.
w 30 bags Rio Coffee
2n do Java 10
3OOnO lhs New Bacon, cured In Aisslty
~ hhdl Whl1kcy
2n0 bbls n l. Rum
10 hhds Creole Rum
20 half pipes brandy
leo bhls New Orleans Nolasses
20 qrpipes Sicily Wine
80 boxes Loaf Sugars
$500 kegs Blasting Powder
9n1 do kcutuc' nine 10
31qr pipes FToLch VI Wine
lOO boxes Muscat Wine
loo do spcrmacot Candles
.l00 casks Nails
81 hhis and tcrces Winter Lamp OIL
% bills Tanners oil
- hnlf chests fine Guup0wieI Teas
300 kegs No 1 "a hue cad
~ bales soft shell Almonds
m bags Brazil Nuts
2p0 casks Ground Plaster
10 ceroons Indigo
5oEcgs
- eighth pipes Madeira Wine
80 boxes Brown Soap
~ bbls Cordial
30 90 Malaga Wine
Stl sacks salt, u store
Do or pipes London Tenegfe Wine
SUPEKtOrt TEA, ant all otner articles In Tie ,lro
~ Gerry hne-tpr sale Netv low. ~ Oh late firm of
Inh WYATT. WINSTON POLLARD