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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT TO THE CREW or THE Mrs
sosRI STEAM FnoArE.-In going up the Potomac
River the steam irgate Missouri grounded abou
20 miles below Washington City. boat was sem
from her 10 drop an anchor to haul her off; the an
Choir get overheard carrying with it the chain ca
ole which IN running out either killed or carried
with II every person on board, comprising Lieut..
John #. Boydsn. and fourteen or fifteen seamsn !,
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Home Lsa9as Oenventlen- rhIrd Day


There were not $50 persons present this day. AZ
ter the meeting was organised the Business Com
mttee wished Committee on the Book Trade to be
appointed. r. Lockwood L. ID. Chaplin, James
Van Norden and T. B. Walker were named.
Professor MAPEs, from the Sugar Committee, re
ported mass of statitics TO show that the Sugar Re-
inlng Business would be destroyed if the horizontal
tariff went into effect. 1t proposed that proper dis
eliminating duties be laid for The protection Of Do
nestle Refined Sugar. Report accepted.
Mr. J. BLUNT reported memorial praying Con.
gress adopt the following PREAMBLE of the first ia
riff passed in 1879, the preamble 10 the tariff now
about to be enacted :-''whereas it Unnecessary for
the support of government, she psyment OF the debts
of the United States and the protection 81 Domestic
Manufactures, tha, duties be laid foreign goocs.
Mr.. BLUNT went on to say tisat this was approved
by Washington, and ought to BE- incorporated in the
new tariff act.
Mr.. BLUNT also referred to the adoption Of the
Constitution, and the debates upo, it. And that il
was intended to protecr Commerce and Home IN
dustry So was this act, which was approved by
Washington, July 4h, 1850.
Mr.. ARNOLD wished the word "saction" 10 the
report, stricken out. He dsliked this way of stig.
matizing those members Of Congress shat were ep
posed 10 them. Other persons were entitled to
their own opinions without being stignatized as
factions"
Mr. BLUNT thought that the doctrine Of the nulli-
fers ought to have been rebuked, but he would
strike out the word "faction."
TWAS stricken out and the report adopted.
Mr. OAKLEY, from the committee on iron, coal,
and the manufactures from IRON, reported
Mr.. KELLOGG read preamble stating thet these
subjects were given to three subcommittee.
Mr. OAKLEY said the census in relation to the iron
trade, was very erroneous. The subject was next
to the agricultural interest," the most important Of any
in the country For the last fourteen years the iron
factories west Of the Aleganies were worked at a
loss Others obtained small profit up to lSl0 In
1910 they suffered great losses; many have stopped
and all must stop unless there is proper protection
We have an enormous disadvantage to contend with
ia the great expense Of fuel to smet iron, compared
with England. If protection be given, we shall soon
be independent of all countries for iron and coal.
In many places coal and iron are found close toge,h
er. the coal can be mined for twenty-five to fifty
cents a ton and iron at the funnel head of the fur
mace for 81 ton. But the expense of getting the
iron, when made, to New York, would be twice as
much as to get it from England and Scotland. The
census returns of the iron trade, were wrong The
real statistics were thus
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1shiy .3ssr'ttatlIet iga.es;eus5 90 ,t
- .N-TI, 4 \ is-Jt ll.; 81 =.
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BnnIxrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
frances Gilbertson carpenter New York, to be declar
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Blastfurnaces ..:................ ASe
Their average annual yield. ............ tons 772
Each ton worth Observation-Disclosures. $50
Total value Off iron smelsd annually. $40 4a2 600
Bloomsries and forgeries. ................. 796
These realize by their products annually. SIT 900 900
Whole value Of wrought iron made annually
in this country .......... .......... $25 765 $40
Men employed 81 405
Amount paid for labor .sls 1872 900
Total number of persons sustained by the iron
trade ........... ,..:.......... ........ 257,oa5
These consume annually agricultural pro.
ducts to the amount Of .$ll 726 76e
Capital employed in the iron trade exclusive
Of wood land, and mines .............$ 22 500 900
Capital employee in coal and iron mines, and
IN wood lands IS 900 900
Mr.. FISHER, from the committee on coal, &c,
reported the census returns were all wrong. They
gave but 1868 4S9 tons of anthracite coal raised in all
whereas the following are the facts
Anthracite coal raised annually in the state of
pennsy ania and sent to tide water per ton sS5 4
Do. consumed up the interior ............ 100 600
lO2544
Value of coal sent to tide water annually 81 3l7 445
Bituminous coal raised annually bush. 81 3O6 900
Valve ofthis coal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 S7s $50
Adults employed .................. 23,l76
Whole number Of persons dependent on the
These consume Of agricultural products an
nually .............. ............... $4os7 900
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The report went on to state that II the money
paid on railroad iron had been laid out here, It
would have raised the trade to as palmy state as
could be desired and our resources were such,
that it was not necessary to import single pound of
coal or iren (Cheers) and unless prote Give duty
was imposed. the coal from Sydney and Pictou
would drive our domestic coal out of the market.
Mr.. WNsLow Of Troy, reported on cut nas, and
said that duty Of three cents pound on cut nails
would be sufficient for protection.
Mr.. RIPLEY then read report on manufactures of
iron, giving all the details of the trade, taken from
the census and added that the amount paid an.
nually for all ARTICLES consumed by all the persons
dependent on this branch of business, was over
$4,000 900. He stated the various amounts of ad
valorem duty, that the different manufacturers in
the iron trade wanted, in order to serve as pro-
lection to their trade.
All the reports were accepted, and referred back
for correction.
Mr.. SHAW, from The Committee on woollen
goods reported that an ad valorem duty on woollen
goods neither afforded revenue OF proper pro.
lection for woollen manufactures. They must have
specific duties in order to have proper protection
,kaf foil ofotc
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Sheep in the United States. ............ 100000
Worth. ............ ...... $4oOO0,OOO
Sheep to of land. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Land worth per acre. ................... $40
Land equired to keep the sheep acres, 900 900
This land is worth .................. sls2 OOOO
other products sc. &C., necessary to raise
the wool. ...................... $4,000 900
Wool manufactured annually in TIE u s lts 900
Persons employ ed. $40. ....... $4,000
Persons dependent on the woollen manufac-
turers raising of wool. ............. 100 600
These consume annually of agricultural
products. ............ ..:.......... ss75o, 900
That requires q value in land to sustain
them Of. .........,........ $4,000, 900
Total bales of wool raised annually at IS ef -.
cents ponnd. -. ................ sI7,SOO,o 900
nufactursr., &C .................... $s,7sooOo
Persons employ ed and connected with the
manufacture Of woellen goods and rails
ing Of wool. ......:: -. ...:.... 100 900
These consume annually of agricultural
products. :. ................ ..'... $40 900 900
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Spain.
Madrid papers OF February 9th, state that some
disturbances look place in Valencia on the 2lst.-
Numerous persons had assembled and attacked the
was killed in the ARRAY. The political chief and
the alcades with cavalry restored order: but fears
were entertained that some fresh conflicts might
take place, owing TO the Jeaousles between the mill
tia and the regular troops.
France.
The PARIS papers OF the 81 and 18th of March are
unusually barren. Ia the renewal of the bureaus the
opposition came worse of than even in the las,
month. They cannot even command two. The
consequence is, that there is no use making a liberal
motion, either behalf OF the press or against the
September laws. The motion not being recon-
mended by three of the bureaus falls TO the ground,
and cannot be even discussed.
In Paris public meeting of the Society for the
Abolition OF Slavery had been forbiddenby authori-
;y,athough permission had pre- vousy been obtained
on I'D Feb, for meeting, from the project of police
Foreign deputations from London were expected,
and all the arrangements had been made The
prohibition is the more remarkable, as at the meet.
ing in London in $780, of the English Society, M.
uuzot, then Ambassador in England, attended, and
expressed his sympathy with them.
hAlL hoAps "A Vienna letter mentions that
Nv uiempers oil the central rail road commits sion,
Mn.pnigo'head engineer ofthe Emperor Ferdinand's
rail road, and the Baron de Iebr cb;f arch;,oct nj
VIC 'lenna ana Nabb line have been ordered by the
Emperor 20 proceed without delay 10 the II States
norI on ,hs;r lines of rail roads and to
ny tour pupils Of the imperial Polytecbn;c School
| ard are to go 10 Liverpool SS"o'''
Markets,
q, Lonnr, SSsS E1,'n.seE March I've have again
hsh wheat there was scarcely any Offering ana ~ Nv
ps,ee.s Wneh changed hands brought about the ssms
rates as those realized on Monday Foreign FREQ WV
barely maintains its previous value In benaeS rh
| whatever was done. "V'"'ng
| LONDON TRADE RsroRr, March A.-There was little
business Gone in the markets to-day but prces ya- wv
l tanned for most kinds ofproduce. ~ ~
sugar-west India brought full rates today, bu, III,
demand was limited -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
OHITu An v

There is no par, Of our professional duty so pain.
fu' TO us as Tho, Of announcing the departure from
this life OF individuals of honorable and snvi.be
repuie, and whose personal virtues render their
deaths deeply III Give disp,nsaons to lsree and
sifte''onae family and to wide circle Of relatives
end friends.
Such is the duty which we have now to perform,
OF Announcing the death Of Mrs. LETlTlA TY.
LER' wife OF tho PREsiDEsr CT the United
SrArEs.
This most estmNble lady was, in lie, more tru =
" man We eau represent her in words, Wife, a
Mother, and n Chrisrnin-ioving aud con6Jiug IN
he' husbaud-Renile and Sflec,iona'e to her chill
ar'n. End and charitable to tho ne jy nnd the az
hcted. Deeply Impressed in early lie by her heh-
" respected and pous parents with the truthful and
heavenly Doctrines Of the meek JESUS, in oil her
actions, with whatever sphere in life connected.
sell was forgotten by her, and the good Of other -
clone remembered. which won for her wherever she
was known tho love and esteem of all.
Tho pure spirit which animated her to such vr-
tSous and exemplary deeds q. to the bosom ofits
aop at eight O'Clock on Saturday night
Maj. Int. i2th.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
LAND an ArCTINN-

by virtue OF Decree pronounced Nv the Samaritan
- tonIto tupeper On the 18Th day OF June s2 m ne,
osc o Nfide Va Hansnrousi. and others. a. Com.
u'ssonefS OF said Cour. shall sell % public auction AZ
eyensouE on the Is dc, OF oc obcr certain trace
~ iinf ga me county Of Cunepcr aininns the i.ns ~
Frederick Brown. CT Thom aud Others wihn two mics
~ Wh"M ey's eliey'~ Mils, containing 47gG acres
los lani is wei anpitd 10 the growth Of co a. wheat
css and could iua short time be made the be
te1nS Farms IN the upper county. Tie buildings are
20 much ~ ne purchase money he raid in cash -
VII nc sum tent % pay iie cost 90 said
peuses Attending the sale. exclusive trustccs cnpui
son, and Tor ne Residue Of The purchase money, on
cfed % and from the dav sale into equ
saIneuts the purchaser giving bonds ard good spcuty
eIeor The legal ti'e a. the lend will be retained a.
lnsr ry uniiifhe payment Of the purchase nnney
- hs isnd viii tie soi without reserve the crcdifprs n
pt. ianshrongh lad better attend aud see 10 tl- Z
interests The nile - believed be sooi bu. ouv -t~b
WI" ne 500 as s We si.d ~ u. a. Comtnissoners.
BENJAMIN PARISH '"' Commissioners
an % WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
TRl ST SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUST SALE

virtue Of Deei q frsi eS-cn,cd by Lac s.ii- p,
- the saba rlcrs ant l. Nson Hurt ~ dec't dred sh
~ shfs lHe4 81 ccort Ia Chesterfield sni m rur-
~ decree otfte superior Iour, Chaneerv t al,
N'.1oi u 'irc ui In the suit n Porter ~ sale I'D
- pronounced on he 2th ~ lone ts2 Inc aubs.fher.
- fiD-eci on Iuesay. The 2Fh Of september ae1t A
MOI the 1eG air iay - se bv sncfton on the ore
ts 5n.ron on which the stis Isaac "a l. reski.s
on Seit trs-S Ia the countless of Chesierfeid ans
ruMls4n aten - miles from tic rV Richtrond amt
sIi"s' - fil'n - uarres more hes wrh a vsuA.
DC corn mn aud tsir proportion of creek low
.".u.nt ne sale WI De made eredn 81 I. Ant 3
years equal insfaae u4ct ~ homie ,v IA
80 nal -ccnr' tnd decd Of iru- TIC prope ~
We r1fehase' Willie m liberty rfenlre AMI w s NJ
crop n the ia'i and will receive 10 -qe- i , ~ ~ -.
'lnui,Y next The iirs 4 b"ieysits he r~rrs bu .ei
,nfa1 Trustees We shall convey ouiy the tfis v.t Ia a.
~ ~ icei ai're s, The u ,ntaiion nav be s 49, -
GELS ~ dcefied slsdieuL
i3 -"ne tune ind uisre wi' be -,. on a credto Of n
'' We sioc & ~ Ca!0 and e. both la f,f,i.r
''' l'''"'h 'i me tara iuta snf fsrning ntensi.a
ln21 eth "a Rttonrs "iLL'' Tru-fefs
~ r.Isons wishing 90 view ihe land IN esii 81 Mr.
'oTfoon sale, living on tie prcni.-s ar ~, a. q. WE
6,Iu. la rfe - - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

SAFE OF LOTS. = a = -, MA. -.
IN MANCHES TEp

rur.uanee OF decree oi ne es,r,y ..,,,, ~, g.,
-, 80 - ~ 81 9n thf loh ~ August. ism in tss
sou,s 'loncr hefebs arlnici sl sell On H., rreai.s
bY pniiie auetpn. on TUESDAY the ilfb of = ,e,t,
OK " i'ir, tna The nrNt iar day. 81 M. ,r,..,,
49, pei-nn,l contained deed fft,-f a,i ~ m
Stihpef 81 k~cui~d hy s;Arah Goffo & n n.rrh' ~,
vic behfhi OF Jacob st'oS. aud recorded "a
c"nslsiuS % lhreo los or or lots Nan Ia
ci"d"i IN nninbrra 90 % and as Milh the h,i,., -
slui ensnecs-and u parce II Household lNf K- hs1
Fulh'uIe, Srie' horse swAsn.ind gear tWo eara ar
gear. tnd negro a woman named Elsie
T6RsS-For tho pcrsonsl property cash for The ,.t
crct OF sN nionhs tne chasuf utin- bons az
good securs. and the ttis De retained mi, ,vn-,,
Ha'c 20 commence affP PM
an "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

LAND Nc For SAFE

hNIN" deeftnin 81 10 he south ~. sinh.
sSHDcr vii offer for sale. Tuesday the I1fh SEQ.
new GA thf rremiscs public auction To tiis
Di3drr las tract Of Land In Orange County on tha
~ 80 slnSey RIVER miles fIom Or.nge CoIrthonSa
sTiiir an = ION Freicrir ksburg dloin.
~ nc tands OF Capt WIN <'even. Dr. Gfymes and N
zen 20 me tract contains 9l seres. sOI u which IRE
'ie1te 10 vI the latter, low n,,fi,,
IA meadow There i good hew saw Nil on tb.Isnd !.
irse orchard OF choice selection OF fiits an !, Co..
ofahe dweihnt house Tie will also sell at Tie S.t ,io,c
and place, large quantity Of hay his .oe ~ ne-xsIs
hogs Lne9nshire and Bake Seli sheep an cattle NUN
Der II the later fine beeve- '0' mum
IERhs-For the land, 81 Of the purchase nancy In
cash. the balance IN and years, secured ~ bond ant
approved security with deed Of on The ta,f ar
me personal property, all sum, Of s0 AMI nnder cash.
oNerutt snn " tnonths eredt THIS land Is surround
Ell ~ an almost 0ebhauSsbe quznty Of tmber yybrh
All render the Saw Mil valuable one ANY comm
lpn directed 10 me al Orange Courthouse will BE- aucufi
" m, PETER L JOHNSON
Bloomabury, Orange, Aug -. Isi2. an IN r,,,i.
uS-Enqrirer will cony ygtds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
TRUSTEES
SALE OF Val TrApr = pDnDrDrI-

rrSntR -, y r. 11DI- tNOF LN I.
- Moody and wife. bearing date the l6.h Sercriher
1873 Of record in the County Court Of Chcstsriel
shall on Slurlay the 9th DAY Of september neri pro-
coed - sell, on lie premises Public Auction for The
purposes ia said deed 80 forth that ,aiueble Pniaou In
Tue county Of Chesterfield, whereon tie said Moody re.
she beng about Is miles West of Petersburg ami abou,
% miles South-wcs' Of Richmond.
The tract contains 1921 acres and will ether no s,Li
ehrc or DIVIDED into separate parcels, NAV be agreed
on ty Inc paftes' 70 the deed on the day OF sale.
The plantation Is considered one q the best in lie
ncshborh"od Is vel numbered and wacTei. with a ccu
siderable ooiy NJ the MT iaud la cultivation The i'm
pTovcmsnis arc unusually good-consisfing OF new
spacious and handsome Dwelling House anc other neces
ssry buildings, Enclosures, Sc P1sScSS-r fof farmin.
purposes wall be given on the l., OF October neat ami mi
possession al or bcfse Christmas. Tho sale will be
positive, or oty OF Indictment wca
the., 10 the ioo~iug Monay, rst fAir thereafter
TIE terms 81 sale will be cash; but IS PROBABLE a
credit can e aadun portion OF the purchase money Of
which Information may be obtained fhc dAv n sale
au 20 ctts JAMES W. PEGaAM Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

BY r. II. DICKINSON.
SALE OF NEGROES a.

On Monday, the och day Of the present month tsep
tetnueru h,r not the mex fair ay thereafter viii DO
sold by Nm III Curtis and John u Thomas Trnsfaas 6,r
certain purposes AZ The Meadow Bridge the Iesence Of
the subscriber. ia the county Of Hanover all ms -aves
amounting 10 about 25 Of VARIOUS Kinda none ,S ,nsr
very old among them good pisniaon hanis an eT
ceen ~easer iroucr and washer, and good carpenter
young and likely. Also. all the stock, CONSISTING a I
horses eAiie and plantation utensils good carTiase and
AArne snd buggy and harness aud ali tnyou. eoLI an
kitchen furniture, with the growing crup the LAnf-
ineed every kind OF personal properly belonging 10
well furnished Farm ana homestead
The slaves Will be sold for cash. Terms OF other pre-
perry al sale = InNrs
10 SAFE conducted by
II DICKINSON, Aue,ioneer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

ITO Royuon Bc'ta and Richard g. Mauick lafo mcr
chants and partners, trading under The style ard firm
81 ncs halcE TaEo notice, That TucsisY, llfh day
OF October 1872, between the hours of u tho NOR
ning ani sunse NJ a day, shall proceed take the
dcposfons n lohn frks and others, tho ofcc Of
Richard A CiaybTOok, iu HCtfhsvilc, Northumberland
County, Va and on Thurssy, tho i3th day Of October,
eiAbciwccn The same hours above mentioned, shall
proceed % take the dispositions Of Thomas Odl am, and
others az Ito Tavern Of soih Rockwell AZ T1inham
Chuich In kichmond County VI which dispositions we
tiaU ouer a. evidence in certain suit n thanccry, now
depending IN Tie Circuit Superior Court of Law ani
Chancey Tor Tic county II Richmond, IN which arc
panuhs AMI yourselves and others dcfcndanfs aud
VI ifom any cause The fad dcTosona shall not Dc
menced or being commenced, rhail not be completed on
Tho days above NAMED The taking of tho came viii be
nnucd until the days following respectively between the
same hours aud n tie same places
auJ WV FENRTNgs A. HALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANp -

PURSUANT 10 decree OF the Circuit superior Court OF
law aud Chancery for the county Of Hanover Of the
18Th day Il Al nj ieiR "a the suits OF BeIsi-y. sheuf
agains EuhlnE. sc AMI Priddy's Ext against Euhank,
&c, the undersigned will proceed sell highest
bidder ior cash. Al lianove Courthouse 2h Jay
september NEXT n being court day, much OF
perry real and personal conveyed by Thomas Euhans
his children As will satisfy ihe Decree aforesaid TIE sid
Tract OF Land con aims - miles west
Hanover Courthouse, within one mile OF ihe Richmond
Fredericksburg aud Potomac RUlrnad has some 81
IeTiOf Fine aud OAK Timber. and ajoins tho Lauas
Sterling Landlords Esaie and oinels such lille Wl BE-
conveyed as Is vested ia the uuer guct COMM
/ only WM WINSTON, COu.'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO.
WARSAW. AT AUCTION

This desirable residence in the occnpanev ~ NJ,
Jesse -noaf m vew Of the city Of Richmond ana
60 hereo four acres Of the valuable productive
SCI Out van many valuable Fruit Trees and sn5sanfisy
enclosed together with Brick Stables, Carnage House
&C VIII be sold on the premises on WEDNESDAY Inc
l'th o. sepienber, al y O'Clock And mue haeIy a6er
se OF warsaw viii be sold thereto a. the town
OF S1ney 50 called, eight Land in hrn sf,e
OF euy iton ami aloins the tract Its southern line
oe-nrgng 10 Richard Rcins, E.q ''''''
TsrHs-One third cash, the balance in ,,vo eo,,i
nenis AZ AMI Is months, with satisfactory secnriy ana
deed o. trustoa the property.
ZAWtls n L. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13

TO TRAVELLERS

a VERY toy yellow Boy, I5 or 10 years oil, who ID
n frst rate barber Apply NJ NJ Bacon Tate Once
near Mcssrs. WORKMAN Mcgrudcfs
Sc c2'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
nnN MEREDITH.

4 YOUNG MAN member Of the Rtr, intends visiting
y the Soufl ari souih west tbs ts 90 pfoiessiunai
business tic will leave about the g ol November and
will be absent monIhs Any claims that may be
coud ed Oh him tor collection VIII be attended 10 with
promyuess ant punctutv leucfs addressed % EoN s..
prfrrafufs T.. a.. will be attended Co.,.
Rcfcf g. cot WINK ohns o. Francis Rves, sturdivant
a Hurt, Rch'i Ncaie, felersburg; Messrs sc.t,an
Mors0u Gvn Jas W Pegrsm, Richmond aud Jno shell
LawIeneevue, W., go WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
bNFoRDs, BAcoN& BASKERVILLE.
LAND NEAR cnAaterrEsvrLLE ron

THE subscriber Offers (prvstey) Tor sale mo tract
land on which he Al present Resides ontaining about
- acres ~ nuston uni Intrinsic value Tcnler 70 m
object worthy the attention 81 persons wishing 60 invest
capital 10 real csfafe particular description is deemed
unneccfHary a. persons wishing purchAso will, Of
eourscs acquant themselves with the property before buy.
ng hhow ~ acres cicarcd-7bor s0 actcs of which
primo meadow lard aud tho up land we'll taken in
clover, under which timprovcs with great facility.
lq ccntauy 10 charlottesville aud tho University
p miles from c former aud from tho sncr-rcn.
dcfs particularly worthy The attention Of gentlemen hav
lnr Fona educate IN Charlottesville there arc tho he'd
pcpstaorv schools FROM the lowest 10 tho h host rrsc
both male and fcmacan the distance from The un-
vcrsy h not too gfeao allow ofatcnug Lectures there
| Su9"eiG JAMES q CARR
! powDE1t AND snOT-uupOars HF Powder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
aug coil.

NALu ABt LAND tOK salt (iying in The Tor. f5TT1
ell oy the lunciinh Of the Richmond and Frecricks-
nHs anu Louisa Railroads, and adjoining the lands OF
Ma. mos boswell aud Pleasant Terrell Esq)
Ihe subscriber viii Offer AZ public sale At the Junction
s,'In' 90 InAy' tie ~ ~ September mex. a. n
oclocNu lar that vilushle uunproved tract Of AND
known as bairs tract Hanover county he property Of
nc ale Mrs Judah Ningcn) vthin half mile n th-
containing about 375 acres. 49, "
THIS Land lies on the North Anaa River ,ptf, 81 .-.v
aces ICON both % The above Roads, about hours
Fi,e yer Nair"ai from tho cilyof Richmond
That portion Of the Land fronting on The river Ia u fnc
qual low ground bl The entire tract, the expires.
lnlse In the neishborood, s OF good qualify
in the tract. ~
Ioa person dcsrous Of buying good Farm contiguous
TO the Richmond market and placing such Improvement
thereon as NAV best his taste this certainly ore.
sents most favorable opportunity.
The terms O. sale vi he l3iiI cash. add the 1aance
o. the purchase money, equally divided approved
Die notes will he taken. payable the OF January
Sn1ar day Of July 1873 TIE tie 90 the properly v m
De " ihhc'd unt the Last payment IL make.
Richmond Aug 1872 Nm RtJTIrR
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