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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

FIaEs.-A few of the more recent cases OF FIRE,
IN our city, would seem to call for the adoption of
some measure, If practicable, Ivy the City author
ties, TO fsrre, ont and punish the guilty inccniiary
in each ease and proven, such frequent destruction
Of property. How shall this be effected A friend
has suggested the scheme OF having the Common
Hall require the Mayor, on the occurrence of FIRE,
to institute thorough examination on the spo, into
the cause and wherever, from the circumstances,
1t is p<OOa6le th., the Acc the work Of an in +.
csndisry, to uaSe on, by ths most rigid scrutiny
and inquiry, forthwith, the guilty one il pruetica Die,
and make report Of the result in each case 10 the
Hail. Were th, course adopted, and steadily car
ried out would no. tend to check those who have
heretofore applied the torch with lmpunily D
Would not the knowledge that rigid legal scru
tiny would follow each eoaa grafton for the express,
purpose OF nscertaning and Furnishing the off ndsr,
restrain the black, nine times in ten from the com
mission Of the 1iabolical act7
Soms,hins should be done, and tina, speedily ;
and for the present, we would call the attention OF
the Common Hail TO the subject geaerally, as we'll
as TO the particular measure suggested above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
From IA. N. Y Tribune.


Conference.-The Legislature OF this State
convened in Extra Session at New Haven, on Tues
day, pursuant TO call Of the Governor, vino com
muniea,ed Message, stating that the object OF the
call was the DisucIing Of the State for Members Of
Congress.
We bought We had . tolerabe conception OF the
intense unwoftbiness Of the dsmagosue who FOR one
little year enjoys tho station Of Governor Of Con
necicUi, but we were sadly mistaken. Below the
lowest depth Of psltry plrtzanship he IS able to
dig several fathoms. Conoeeticu', ever since the
Republican PARTY first carried the S'sts, hos chosen
her Representatives TO Congress by Single Districts.
The rev AppoHonment Act Of Congress simply
makes that most Repubii lean and equal mode which
two thirds Of the States have voluntarily chosen,
the uniform mode throughout the Union, so as 10
cnrfy the CONSTITUTIONAL requirement Of equal Rep
rtssntsiiOn into prsctieal effect. Hereupon tbs Mr.
e. +. Cleveland peiiilSgs the whole subiec, after
the manner OF the Pebeian and Hartford Times,
from which he appears 70 have borrowed his Ian
guage as well as idens, tndeavoring TO confound
this general regulation, securing uniformity and
CGuolity, and guaranteeing 10 Connecticut an eqCn
weight with New Hampshire in Congress, (which
she might ut any time hitherto have lost by dyi-
son OF her Delegationl with an attempt by COngftss
to make separate and special laws interfering with
the elections IN the several States, which was dread
ed VIXEN the Constitution was adopted. lie says
the States have always done as they pleased with
this matter, and addsi
u feEitt Wet now, iOf the hfst Tune Nithin inc
reriod OF more than half a century, the honour and
Integrity Of the several State Legislatures should 10
90 iar dfsrus,ed by the present Congfess ~ 70 cad
20 an sttempt 10 deprive them OF this power"
The honor and integrity Of State Legislature.
are not half 90 much distrustsd by a requisit ior
that oil members u Congress shall be chosen by
single Districts as by that other section Of the SAM
Act which PRESERVES Just hoe many Representa-.
tives each State shall be entitled TO cleo. WHY
not leave IL tOthe honor md integrity Of each S.aU
20 elect such = number az Il should think propefl--
Bot II is idle 10 waste fo!uiaiion 90 Contemplate
dsmagogue.
Ahef recommending that the legislature shsl
Comply 9th tho requisitIon Of Congress, but pro
test bgaihs, IL and demand its unconditional repeal
he proceeds 10 avow himself Protective TAM
man, With the usual ',ncidentaP and 'Iudoioui
lodges, and 10 "regre, thats disposition should ex
ist fn any quarter TO create tbs impression that an
considerable portion Of Ter tConneeteursl peopl
arc hostile 20 RgAscrssLE and JUbtcIsUs Ia
VIGiff Alas for the PIsbdsH' and Posis chic
40 rsioieed over the Free Trade victory in Connee
1.co, last April Alas for the Loco FOeos ,
Nav Haven, who tthsy tny) % whipped the VIII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
REMONSTRANCE-

The Editor Of the Philadelphia u. y. Gazette sd
dresses to him ofths Madisonian the following ad
monition:
"rhe Editor Of the Madi,onisn. being an Editor
should endeavor to keep somewhere in the neigh
oothood OF deeency. when spea king Of decent per
sons, and be grateful for occasional notice from
his contemporaries, even they not entirely
piimenary. His position 10 one in itself sufficient
iy degrading, without his exhibiting, by his vul
earity, its entire influence ovor his manners.
The editor ola paper, going forth to the world
as the organ Of the President of the United States,
should have regard Tor some OF the p,oprieties cf
soeiety, and compensate, il possible, foe his want
OF talents, by an avoidance OF adeeorum, and shser
,o~dyism' So far as 1t respects the person Of tho
PRESIDENT, It seems to OF little consequence what
70 the Language OF his paper; but m the Chief Ma
sstrate OF the Union, may lament to sea that he
Allows himselfto he represented by one incapable
Of sPpteeia,ing his position, ofexprsssing hs dis
apptoeat'on in language above the vocabulary Of
Now. vs iasist on Il that Mr. Chandler exhibits,
N this instance, very small portion Of his hsbtua
discretion. To set up for Mentor to such BOBBY
- John Jones is to be, for the time great fool
he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
NEW Jersey


We have received a copy OF the Message or
Gov. Pennington TO the Legislature OF New Jer.
sey. IL 10 plain, busness.lks document, and
possesses tho unwonted merit in thsso times If
mile long minesoes. Of being very short one,
occupying but two columns in the Newark Daily
Advertiser. IL states that the difference Of opin-
ION 50 TO the construction OF the charters Of tho Rail
Road Companies have bsen reeoneiled, and the
companies have accepted tho terms offered by the
State. The as, for aboiisbine imprisonment 70,
debt went into operation on the h OF July, with
out giving any very serious classification. The
Legislature is congratulated upon the passage Of
The tariff law, ass measure OF policy that can be
other than beneficial 10 the interests Of tho soun
Try.
Al opinion IL expressed thst, ~ the hrst install,
mcnt arising from tbs sale Of public lands was due
before the distribution act repealed said install
ment viii 10 psd. In relation to the apportion.
ment Of the state into Congressional districts the
Governor expresses hope that tho Legislature will
discharge their delicate duty that the district, ma
be formed in Just and liberal spirit, and DO 90 a
ranged as TO give general satisfaction, and 10 he
| permanent in their character. The subject OF the
construction Of lJnac asylum IS pressed upon the
attention Of the legislature. The report Of the oin.
! committee made IN 1871 states that there arc be
| tween 300 and 400 lunatcs IN the state. The
nancia condition Of the state 10 prosperous and II,
! debt small, Consisting Of a loan from one fund IN
another. The number Of vessels taken TO sea by IN,
New Jersey pilots has greatly increased duriag the
year.
The number Of eonVicis in the 8 ate prison !.
one hundred and thirty.seven-b fourteen les,
than last yssr The health Of the prisoners !, gen.
erally good Not death has occurred among them
since March, 1881. The earnings Of the convict.
have exceeded tho expenditure for their suppor
sf,27s 20. A tribute is paid 10 the memory o
Samuel l.. Southsfd, whilo reminding the Legisln
ture ofths necessity Of making an appointment Of 4
successor. The message closes with some genera
remarks on The blessings now enjoyed by the eoun
Try, AID some Just reflections on the recent attomp
on the part Of some Of ts misguided citizens TO sub
vert the government Of Rhode Island.
IN y Commercial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

Tas TaAiros skevssx. Fsom lsl,sss received
"a this city, from the Western part OF Texas h
SCENE The late expedition OF the Nexicans against
san Antonio, not Of the general character soppo-
ssd-a general invssion-but the work Of John
Segune, the traitor, Who, Il appears had mort aged
h's landed property near San Antonio to Colonel
Ogden, formerly merchant OF Bexar, a. security
tor about $4,000 worth Of merchandise purchased
Of him. Segune, IL wili be Remembered, ON his
expedition to the Rio Grsnde wth his mes .ha nj,re
vas robbed by the Mexiesos-returned to San An
'on.o-ra,sed party. and, in retaliation. robbed
party OF Mexican traders on the Texas side OF the
Rio Grandc. Tho authorities Of Texas not sane
tioning this robbery by Ssguiae, he deserted the
country With HE followers from San Antonio, and
Joined Vasquez and hi. party. Now the court.
which was IN session at Bsxar, when this las, ex-
petition or tho Mexiesns surprised them, would
have decided suit which Col. Ogden had ins,itu.
ted against Seseine, and SesuinG Knowing this,
vas nstrumentsi in raising this last expedition for
the purpos. OF capturing and carrying oif the at
ehives OF Bsxar county, in which he succeeded,
and hes also taken Col. Ogden amoog the prison.
er, eap,urei. There 10 little hope ior the life Of
Col. Ogden IN the hands Of this traitor. De- Smetb-
srs add o;he's whom he had shot, are supposed to
have been witnesses 10 the NOR gase.-ICresceut
City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

The N. Y. Plebeisn sxults over the fac, that, in
the late Pennsylvania election, Old Nick the young
er-thati', Mex BddIe-voled with the Loeoiocos.
Mr. Slamm thinks thu, the conversion mus, have
arisen from the scnsiivene's Of Mr. Biddle to shame;
and thh.is ' the hI,hine's Of the Wing party which
has driven the "MOnoy King" into the Locofoco
ranks.
There needs no such curious Investigation To nc
count Tor rogue's cIesving to a party Of roeues
While Mex KEEP, his reputation, he staid among
wings The loss Of every boJy's respect make,
him naturally assert with those Who need only the
san'e opportunity, 10 be as great "hnlneiersr o.
Nick.
Bot verify, the idss Of a mans turning Locofyeo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

THE tenth annual session Of months will
the 10th January, ls4B THIS institution will eontInuc
under the direction Of Mr. Lewis Turner. A, as Prne
pat who viii adopt as far be the !,
oilnsrueton which he received 10 the schools f
snsnsees Modern LANGUAGES, Mathematics Natural and
M"is Philosophy and Chemistry, ofthe Unver.ty of
Mr will be assisted by Mr. Wyatt Elliott graduate Of
the Virginia Military institute. "
Ierns-foI English s<5-for The higher studies sa,
The undersigned recommend with conf fence mi, a.,
ucny 10 the public as ono that please
situated iour miles west OF Buckins ham H. in A he.blS
country among moral aud people anJ haypy
an hc Iaeutcs 'r impstung thorough aud
sive edueaton Beard oHeluding washing, Iodsins ami
hshts) can be ha1wth either Of as for ss5 ~
WM Mo-ELEY
Ill BOSDURANr
no WOW CIR MOsEIEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

Pro,eciionis,s in discussion ,his question last
vin,eri All d,shsd ct one FLIP By their Govssncr
Alas. unstable world
rns Message of such dicniiary 10 City wound
up by rigmarole on the subject Of Gen. Jsekson's
$1,000 fine at New Orleans, which the Wings IN
Congress would have refunded TO him las, winter
II Cleveland's party had not voted them down.
The State 10 TO be divided for the choice Of Mem
bers Of Congress as follows;
District I. Hartford and Tollsnd Counties
II. New Haven and Middlesex
III. New London and windham i"
Nv. L,ch6eld and Fairfield
The Legislature will adjourn on Friday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

THING TO BE RrhEhBEREp-The editor Of the
Troy Wing ia an enumeration Of Things to be re-
msmbered." points to the Loco Foeo States Of the
union, as the worst governed ard the most heavily
t,xed. tie says; For examples Of this. look at
Mississippi the drs, TO iepudiato an homes, debt
10 ILLINOIS, unable 10 ray even tho interest on
her debt. and driving her population from her limi;
by heavy tsxs,ion-to Alabama, with a deb: Of ten
Pennsylvania, with debt Of thirty
eight millions OF dollarsi The stocks Of oil these
States are sunk fifty per cent. while the wLis State
oil MAssAcHussrrs maintains the credit OF her
stocks at pas ."--Bait. Pat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
THREADING in THE FOOTSTEPS.

| We hear that Mr. Tyler is considerably elated,
a,tery, with the idea Of his being, as public man
very like Gen. Jackson; that he has, in consequence,
| added to his collection OF oaths that Of by hs
Efunai" as one more especially heroical; aud that
he declares, at times, to his admirers that by -
Congress shall find ,h,, he has large spice Of the
Old Hero and the Roman in him !"
The resemblance, We apprehend, except rs to the
Hero's small regard for truth and honor and the
good OF the country, is closer in the profanity
than any thing else. He has few OF those things
which di'eraced Gen. jackson the most.
His wrong acts, too, are easily enough copied
as that Of persistins 10 pa, into Office men who,
when nominated to the Senate, were rejected
Such seli-willed abuse OF the appointing power,
Gen. jackson repeatedly committed; tho not with
out exciting great public apprehension.
Here are two late instances Of such practices
"Francis J Gruna has been appointed, We learn
" from tho Philadelphia Courier, weishma.,er in
" the Philadelphia Custom House in the place of
" MIR Shultz. Gruud was sent Consul TO Bremon
but the Senate refused TO ralify his nominaI a.
and he came homo. An .7neFiean has been dis
missed from ofhce 10 make place for this as . ss
so!der"-U. s. Gar.
This Grund was, by the Senate, ascer,ained to
DC most shameles,y venal dog OF foreign advsn-
turer ever seen, and shown, by judicial proof. to
DC swindler. His avowed principle i, to 90 for
those who will pay him best. He published a |
book Containing very ALTERING account of this
country, and, at the sams time, and with the sans
title, in London, for the Enslsh market, anothe, |
edition, iu OF the mos; slanderous aspersons upon
U.s. In short, there cannot be a merer hound.
The correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce |
relates as follows certain doings in the Office to
which the Senate refused to confirm tha; disgracefu
parasite, Tyson.
"ln the late Conmissary Generals office, the
duties OF which arc now performed by Col. Staun.
Ton Of the Regular Army, there has also been |
5'angle created. Mr. Tyson, the warm friend of
rres'seni Tyler, Immediately previous TO the abo-
lishment OF the office, made several appointments
from among his friends. the most of whom Colonel
S'aunton has uneeremoniously removed. One OF
these removals, | am informed. the President has
ordered HIM to renstate, which il is predicted the
Colonel will refuse to do-then we shall see what
WI! follow. Tyson, it said has left the city for
Washington, TO back the suit of his friends in per
son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
PARM FnR SAI-K


Within u miles Of tho city poor House.
Tor SALE, prvtely thu tract n land on which re.
II side, containing ~ acres, situated on the Meadow
Bridge road In tic county Of Heurco. fhn land Is level
there not b'ing more than acres Of broken land the
tact On tho premises here - very good dwelling house
with ai the norcfssry out h0uses-wifl very select az.
PIE orchard and good peach orchard About third
u the tract s well yoodeithe SOL s veil adapted the
culture Of cora, oats wheat, frfgs, &c considerable
pat % tho land las becn much Improved vh manure,
and by the graz ng system, the foundation Of the
red Clay esn win safety, Is ono u the healthcst
farms IN the c0uniyDf UeuTiCO.
Terms l eral ad will be made known application 10
Tho subscriber, residing tao premises, who will show
the land 70 those who may wish 10 purchase.
no. PULIAM, orfo
lNLOES A. HROTflEH,
nr q rff AnrfInncers nlrhtnnnh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
Richmond, Sept 97-etd i"oAAs IL DREW
EARN STOCK, CROPS. UTENsIIs.A A.

AMM STOCK, CROPS, UTENSILS. &c
w ~, nc snth az public auction, without reserve ON
THURSDAY, the lTth November NO A. n Dir obe,
wise ,he ext lair day at sABOr HILL "a par OF DoyerC
~ooehland all inc Farm Stock, Crops u ensils &c ON
,,at estate, contracting superior Hiding and Harpes,
otse BROOD Mares anf Colts valuable Mules and OXEN
thoroughbred Durham and North Devon Clrlc mi
every aesree Of cross between-Choicc Mich Cows
nov nov az lhe pel-Thorouehhred aou'h Down Sheer
anu the same Crossed Bakewc. very fne-Idt
beIkshIe Family Pork Hogs, eidy for tho knife and
breed. '''tS VI ''e NAno
l1Ige quantity Of Corn, Fodder. Hay, Oais Clover
Secu straw, shucks, &C WAGONS, Carts and the usal
eLdensvc variety OF Farming Utcnsiis Gear &c gene.
ry IN e9oi oIdcr-w'h few articles OF Household and
huchcn Furniture nordng In the whole variety AMI
excellence woIthy tie auenton of Breeders and the
Farming Public. ~ wv
Terms OF sale, ronths credit for all sums above $40
Tor Bonds with approved security; below that amonot
cash will be required. BERNkun pIsyTnN"''
'''N"'"""" -os" oeti ioiS -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

iCJs The Ladies OF the Third Bip,ist Chufea,
having prepared many useful and valuable articles,
will offer them for sale on Tuesday next the frs,
dsy Of November, in the lower room OF the Cry
Hall, At which place they respectfully invite their
friends and the public generally. The proceeds OF
this sale will be appropriated TO the Enlargement OF
their paee of worship, the necessity Of which, al
will Of once appreciate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
MEDICAL RnnkS

w. kA.noiPli eau oner 10 students and others al
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nigieIsie prices The following is partial list:
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Devices Practice, Children, Females ami Mi,WiIeTy
Dungeson,s Physiology, Dictionary, Medical student
MEDICAL inteigenccr Thers New Remedies
bSns anatomy, Nerves, Bones and Arteries
Olivcf's Physology
Ilstou's, COopeTs Abernahy's Dfnlt,s lIJun,e,,s
iSnernicr's surgery Copporis surgical DICTIONARY
horneIs, Meekel's. AndralPs. Beclarl's, Blondn,s
bayle's, Paxton, WisisI's and Psrson's ANATOMY
stokes and BELLS, Culens aud GIegory's Practice
wifery ' '''"
s~eedes' Library OF Practical Medicine
Bartlett Lewis sawyer Armstrong Bosseau on Fever
. Tusin's Dsseetor's Guide; Berlin and Hope on The
ns.u C.ureh''i ." rouiaies, ruTneTH LuLy's Che
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
DlssOLUTION-

TIVE 60 partnership heretofore existing between The
subscribers under the firm and style OF Dickinson AZ
"arksHae has been tEsoivcd by consent OF parties The
chro interest OF Claiborne Bark siAe In tho stock of
ESois debts &c belonging and due 10 the concern OF
ncSnt1n Hitksale has been sold an Transferred 10
WIN Dick inson who alone Is authorized TO collect the
debts aud close tie business OF that concern.
WILLIAM r DICKINSON.
e, CLAIBORNE BARKsDALH.
'hatiote H. va Oct. % iei2 no WV
VIM r. Dickinson will continue to carry on the Mer-
camille business the old Stand OF Dickinson 4 Darks
dale. - iNS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
SCHOOL Ar CEDAR GROVE

I'uE subscribers School will he eonnu.,I din rims
ensuing year at lis residence In The county of I,no
ver 10 miles rom Relmond Ilis course OF inxirueIcn
race tue Latin Language, and tho usual
OF iI constitute good English Educ alton u
US VIII tcsre In the House, with his family And m re-.
'e same care ana attention his children The
sco aste year will consist OF sessions of Eve
same la winter " N'' anu tue
TERMS
FOR Hoard Lodging, AMI Tuition for the year slon
one-hsi OF which Will be expected 10 be Paid AZ The
mcuccment OF each session 49, " NV WIT
Early application is desirable.
H,,ov.r ne, ~ ,s,, j. NJ. MCKENZIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
NOTICE
TO LIE CREpII0ls nE MOsEIEY- sPESCER 4 or

TO THE CREDITORS OF MOsELEY, SPENCER CO,
AND T. u MOsELEY s. co.
THE several members Of each OF the said firms. the
Bird day OF sepemt er, 1872 made conveyance Of the
whole OF the estate real and persona Of each d the
ties al Of the OF the two hrms, Francis Wat
kns and Joseph Fuqu3 Trustees trust for tho bene
OF the creditors generally THIS Conveyance had been al
muied recordin the Clerks Office OF the Comfy Cour
oi Csngham County, and creditors hereby referred
"a the said deed provision in said deed requires
OF the creditors may elect and 10 accept do So
accept It's PROVISIONS and seal personally by
power Of attorney, the said decd within sIy days from
dIe vii: the 3rd day Of November ie42 and the fail
Of ior DO, such creditors excluded from
all benefits the fund created by the said deed.
IL Is thought be the inereg; Of the creditors Asa
and seal the said COW ydnce.
JOSIAH NOSEIEY,
NATHAN SPENCER,
Ed ID MOSELEY.
Ne Efar nfrkl as Of u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
SALE OF
V A L u ABLE REAL EST ATE

AL ABLE REAL ESTATE
nn o. decree Of the Circuit Superior
iy OF niehnond Pronounced the l2t day Of March,
Ioti and others creditors the OF John H. Noroa
desd es1nplananis and the sanisi heirs OF
snons other things deereed hst unless the defendant
chsries a sa with the will annexed %
ChaIies Smith, or some their behalf 10 within
Farmers hank of Virginia. Richmond 10 The crci, of
s cause smhect TO the future order Of the CONT the
9n si37 80 thereof the 2sth day OF DeeemSer
The h y Of eS:M nps 81 Z GnsI part from
'a me ,esidne heresf from the 2s day OF March.
upon tic rules and supplemental BILL that Robert C. NJ.
choas aud Philp Harrison, who appointed commits
place aud terms Of SALE foI four some newspa
Rer printed 10 The cry Of washston and in the city OF
eIpedten,do proceed to sell public ancon upon the
ers may most jadieus the highest bidder Ia az
many seper,s parcels as The said commissioners may
EFFINGHAM FOREST ESTATE,
as the same descended upon the Of the said John IN
Norton. and purchased 10y the Charles u smith
at the sale made 1Y tho said the in
eHocuioty decree in hs the second
day Of December 1886 for cash, unless the suretes TO
10y the said Charles smith the said 10
secure the purchase money Of the said Engham Forest
their written consent 10 he filed 10y them the clerk Of
I cour, within siE months from tho date hereof auho.
terms Of said sale hereinafter mcnoued; and in the
event Of such written consent being fled by the au
rees the time AMI manner Aforesaid; then the said sale
be made bY the the following terms
Third ia sI months. aud the remaining third 10 twelve
months from the day Of the sale, the credit insaents TO
the purchaser bond with approved security for the credit
instruments And tho said COMMIT arc directed TO
execute 10 Conveyance 10 any purchaser until tho
directed 10y tho court "
We tho undersigned commissioners will aoll the Ian IL
aud premises above mcnoned aud described In the
going decree, the 2sth day Of November next At Tho
town q waIenon in the county Of Paulucr, before the
'front.' door the courthouse al " oe ock the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
rsee, jkTEs s,,a. !. !. !.


A nocs E,s sa aor sassedin the village Of rspp.h,p
~, n mousse now occupied by Mr. Thos M,h.ws sI nc
mouse " eonnofious and pleassntIv
ousnaus - the premise, In toiersbiy sea
apiy 10 the undersigned at New Gasrow ,sort erms'
a., ~ OF to Mr. w Franks, Tsppahanncei e0u"