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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09
JAMES Il GEORGE WINSTON.
COMMISSION MErCu. AZ.

JAMES " GEORGE WINSTUN
coHs;IssioN MERCHANTS
rave on con-srment, and cter Tor sale, a, reduced
40 susHFLsp prime ,lns.rsee
- ibis Oti.sns N "'eo sugar
=, eaa' HA.i.nsss whstay
~ ~, - Gi,s,n Z Ni'tin'- oidRve
I'b JbtS No Non NJ; llerrins.
~ rh''s IfindJd and @ Noi..ses
- heK- J-vs. Rio aud ssuA, Ga tosee
- ISi e.esis Imperial and oun. Tyson Tea.
- hsis MssA.a Mtnr
- hores4s s. anil IS /. 'ous C,n,-c.
lIs' 10 ,u-cd ans Common e,.rr,
- tues C'octen Puer
~ legs l,aw Iard
: ebls viaekar
- bnt~s iiI-sua Sugar
- Obl- Erez. -
~ raj. pres French Brandy ia d, n. c,,,,...t.
~ quarter easss Por Wine ''o"sc
lgsc lis Curiej Hair
% pieces u-ir Cloth
isa1Syyr.pu Old Wine, indemijohns
Conc, a., serars. AT 81 per NJ.
fn.,,.l a'h Windsor Chairs
~ruF sahoeang, assorted
Gunuy R-zs -T,tic T..
| $500 Cfsir Backs
Ilr.,1,-s Mai eany Knobs
lei, tS,at., sofa Springs
H.H - nbkey Mess
4 Ern Mel sei-o.
Imitation yrcaeh Brandy Cecse s.iSes
a,tic 10 rand screen
Counfry GIN Wore Wire, Nos TO sc
" nlle -, Hydraulic Cement
49, i1 'He' "fe1rs Old Flooring Plank and Single
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NOTICE.

lkn and AFTER The 2jh Of April, iy-cckly lire II
hoas 10 'Suchhurs, will leave Rio hinond aud LYNCH
bur- on Monday. wcincs;ly anl Fir,sy al 5 oclock A
"a - ihs i'raisscment enabled form snno
s,,"n WIN Iic western stages ou ol Iynchbufg Out
Scoissc Boats viii run usual on Mondiy Wcnc sty
ann Iidai evening AZ O'clock T.. VI. the cunvc.
nIehoe ehd eN'cNi"u by Ills route all others Going
Westtoin Richmond the vicinity stall s.y any
bi refer 's'ngfi5 ans others 10 those who lave
ap III BOTp, EUNONuA davenport
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

4 An'EF scalsSin slippers, leather bound
- d. 40 do Tics ~ 90
ID DO dp Srap DO %,
10 Do % Htskin1 dl u,
Tic above s1c1 ffesh-TiVina bought ihcn, rbeso
hcy WV Do sold VERY loS. Also fresh o Of chLircn
hnf'lco Ankle Tic fipa, ~
JE WATKINS & co.
Succosaors = Puinry. opnosifo tho
mF " Runs N Tho Etaie ttafni
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sALr j6IIS nd 1IEE SL ,Ssg s co.


Applications may hc male personally by letter, (rnst
ra) the subscriber Agent for the Company Rich-
moni WHO viii Furnish all ccssary information IN persons
icsiToua Of ayainr Themselves pi the advantages which
THIS Institution Offers for providing against those changes
O. which all arc subject, from the uncertainty Of life andhc
prceanousncss ot business. By tho payment of small
sn, which m's mon can spare, Comfortable support
way, ~ this means, be secured 20 fhcr families.
te& ~. UALOWiN. Aa,hf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09
ELEMENTARY DRAWING ROOKs
RECEIVED BIZ
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS

April 18th,
NJ" Luhographc scenes Of Rustic C-.-ages II.
'trnni Drawing Book Of Lsndseape designed and
tor the Use oi schools. 1-' ~ Et"n,
The arst number shows the ~ ,iments Of A,,h,..,
"a slVase arc aId the rrC. Arch,ecrur tro,s
nc the sub'eet i~o' ''uSi4e
The second number Is do<oed chi. a, in n D.I,,o,
% Ic's an flanis as they shnud be reprehruf-l 10
III" 'htd uumtc. presents ptawInss Of Rorss p,.,,
&C 10 pe copied N'ih he esue mstsIiG and n De -,
/ uanner as the pIrce ing " ZIG S@iAe
he fourth nIwo"r Commences with a Higher Class of
I iug and uisliifg hr Scenes " D'o"-
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK
Vt me % Diaw'lr, and he Theory and Prarti,s f
rTrp'eiise m Series 90 L. eautsu,pg spc.f,vs
.'-"' -AoL %" ske'ci,.re Draw Coottnx Lanc
-'1Fe Sfc4ery. suuG'- ard thr Human tirurs Vii
he~ tneilfd nj Pracuca PeIsgecftve esfsret N, n r,.i
cas- ne Pc -1-uous s,e for n u-e OF H. scLeTs or 80
el ,t-'l NC 90 - y Whtiock. Teacher OF 1 q Ar an
| ,co 49, pklcrl, en- beii5hed with upwards OF
~ Dia~ nss from zeal views taken eTrrrs slv r ms
"oi 4 ~ gu3T'c volume uf go ra-ss " ~
ELEM ENfARY DRAWING BOOK.
70 "E ue 'nliments oi tho Art Ezpdiued in series of
esf ~ etcNsEc Lessons aiaT The studies .ni mr.
t9ui- ii,,ies lnf gentlemen in al estabi shments
ne Al T. h-iry Dfawns shading and Cnour 81 n,,s.
u numerous toppe-pae EfgTayincs win ccuo,s fs,,..
n m nsiaetcns by Rcubens smith, Professor of
Drawing Book OF Flowers, by Miss Ann Smith
AhlresSs Lessons 10 F.owLI Pdnting being se,ia. Of
/ man. London edition ~ AShef
Together with Drawing Papers Water Co.ors i'm sa
I psraie cakes OF all descTinfi. ms :" ~
. " ~ sou silver PAINS, Ne:iZnf and Pink Coora po,.t
Air's Iiar and sable Brushes OF various sizes norn
issue ftpers SUPER Drawing Pencils II off.renr
de.recs OF qualify, Pant Boxes, Painer5i Ease Is &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

4 AIDES ELEGANT FRENCH mOUOC-
II co AND KID st.IPPEtts-fffy lf1Hmfac
tuna huc assurtmcuf OF these superior slippers ON
hand, 10 which the attention ~ The ladies ~ solicited.
~ BURLINGTON s. 90.
d % MIN ION lI.-l-e.
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+ EDS.
I U~E0NE Sus.rB,
ir "a ssi WnHe, S4'' Ia:l-A frc1 s1poly jnsire
e--E-- ----lr sc lHN W" PALMER
TRAVELLING Tl,O \ :, UAnPE. BAOs,
&C.
NIX stocs o. the above aTieA Is very large anil iesira.
- Ole. a+t - is our e1h 90 Tei-ce possi.
.- %! ie slT rtrA. inicc st be offered q, pur
elAses Tor cash, % 10 !uHctEai frrs cniy
JE WATktNSA Co
20 S-ccessers;o~ Puincy. oppozGe the Runs
&c, n Tie Eagle Ho.ei
- ia. g. = T. CANS, tor saety
L. SAMUEL F. DOVE,
syn e the Black boy and Mortar,
In1 - hausion House
SACRED MUSIC.
II hMN Of Eve song OF Joseph
inlaWs ftaYer is not ia the gildsf dome
p p 81 rr'ee Ihete ia uothug true but
Peace troubled soul Heaven
Rum ans Naomi The vsnfa~sr's Evcrf,,
y he Rocs OF our Saivatnn Hymn
The SciiiAn Peasant Even Via shark Of Heavenly
iue hymn nau-
Song OF tle Dove Fail.r Etern,I
sleep, iloly infsYt sleep Chaufy
Tie suu is.sta .rty Consider tie Lilies
See Bethlehem how nyiu- Clsi.t,sr,fo his s,ul
yfEh Eye'z Lantntl'ion
ISs'lt., SOM LaiJ Ev,riuE sors .o The Virgin
Nesp-r Ctauut Fad ~, SIN t,l,rs
i.e.t rs a stream whose gen LYNN 10 TIC M4doua
tie course
The above Is part Of my very extensive collection OF
must, II TAYLOR.
Iut = Music sore. opposite the Ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

FLO" Err SEED.
Ish,ia double EMMA. Gas.
"a, scotch Broom, Pius,
Hone y. Trcfore, Candy-
tint, { hN21rtiiemine. Essni
Core ISIS Euphnsbla vaae
gated ir' Plant, Double BAL
ssmine, scAriet Cacslia. IA
vacra. A"ouis. Love in a
Mist. Mcgnioaetie, Marvel OF
Peru. etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09
GREAT DISCOVERY

Ills metene Is the only that has come before Tho
puuic for the reHcfo m,ihers and IL dssisret To-
mem AMI them ony D. not cure Tor all cnuoplsips In,
oi INC one designed; ard he tsmo nls In il favor ben
50 sIGnsi We recommend I 4 Va liable me icine A
fauphe accompanies each brfe, th fun desr rintio
10 iis peculiar virtues For sale by
mr. q II EUSTACE & SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber has received the following Goods 70
Il which he respectfully calls the lenlioE OF House-
Keepers. VIA
O. and IA COTTON Sheciing
8 i,lo4 aus o. { tiucn shccfir-s
., e 4arIlti double Danaskl
Dsiuask Table Cloths all sizes
81 lud I ssiu dafllsS NAPKINS
Brown Lilcu Cloths
Housewife Irish Linen, Tor family Use
Fine lris. Linens. Kcniin-s
Brown aLt white Hoe. ahi-k Danrr
Wade Russia pnucrs
Linen Law us and Clmhf.cs &c.
'Viurcd ami pain h1rdcre stair Cirefing with v,riet
ot other G1ois which will be sold low for cash
APPS IpIIS WEIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

,,,,,r Opposite fas B-nk,
TT Nctiucris coff;antly receiving from tho s.t.
= uiateu nanuiie'ory Of NUNS a CLAns NcS NE
AZ pam Fiano EoTtcs possessng the Ia eat in'
49, l.nt-, inhhtt deucacy Of touch AMI swsc,ness ~
tone, SO peculiar 20 their uanaflc;nre ~ "
constantly On han,i large sssortmcptof
Flutes, faSeoletis Ciatlonetts
suitdrs Niolus, NioLoncellos
heeordons Musical Boxcs
Horns, Bu-eH and Tr,,fnueta
FteS and Drums
ror quality ~ ''''e en'nss o. sppe-
Piano FortcS,ools and Co.
CHEAP MUSIC
nc hIges' Collection OF Music ever of5.r.. e..
ste iiV bo selected from. q the sor. ~ ,h -
Who e nov enabled tn sell a. tae PhIiase No.
N.E fofE wholesale nd AL prices -e't'1s AMI
those purchasing IN sen sss,n xi1b o.-,t...., 49,
r,, 49, t,.cy caa fnd elsewhere IN the STATE
Is,oi '0N repaired, tuned let hiTc and taken in
r. II. TAYLOR.
.hs7'riANO tGRIfsS Of every tsqrrir,ic, r.o,iro,
49,, 49, ut'ng ~ tic year, n r,4,uirrd 4, W..
Ausi. Vice -n- eNperlenc- .n, a,li IN man.,
q. -, & ss,luihg fsno Fo-tss. Justly entities hirn n,
ci. F:r-1 E1vs haired ~ 'Aahs repair
IL ORDERS icst - hovc will IL. ,-- .,..,, -.
enherln tnWuer f--~N~~"f 'uto
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NV srmINe onons.

rCHr ltt-rtcr Isreccvf a aui opcU,r e. ai,rs. .,,
aHcur ol Doc ienfs. 1li customers rfnrs,y ,-.,,.
incr na alo Do lafths.es is 81 rinr viii fis tia
o. previous reputation, 90 s-opn ro,d AMI heap C,o s
a'N THOS rRfCE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09
NO. | 10.
EEsIOIas

REMOVAL.
j ar AS IN has renewed hl once to the RoJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

MUsrAHD-Frcsh Durham Na.is1d, w rllnd 7nc
W hall pound bOsdes, ior sale.
sPl BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

ToitEr romss.,u, s.is-, plain ans ,olorc s,me very
heHff.Uf
snlr.ior.
tfrncH arl Fool sH E---u-rs rrthe BAN ssre -f Win
an asorimctf 90 ar Co %, tooth sod n1I Rrshcs Prf.
isurfy SOL W .c.ra... far l.fitcs- f.r stft DIV
AL ALEXANDER DUVNI a a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-25

o.;ors crceodile teers over the misfortune that
will bff Mr. Calhoun should he consent 10 suoin JUS
claims 10 a National Convention. 1hey ADVISE nun -
ruo on his avn hook, and beware oil The lois OF Tue
Magician Another portion OF the press, dreaalng 'es'
IN. Democrats should do themselves great wrong
ny.k N nd:c the idea of sacrificing Inc ciaS
+ lie n.rtyr of 1919, on the shrine OF Noliihca
lion 'r.,~r wish for split Of our party - ainfr 70
Tho .b.ush, and they are reso:tng TO all The sh"iio"
DO vres .tat thew are masters # TO bring It sooht
When men who abased themselves, rs Inc "o9s ".u "
,4D and who heaped mountains OF sancefs 'hh lasT
hooos nm Mr. Van Buren,, and MIR. Calhoun both, as
well as on the hole Democratic party, begin u Gro"
over antcipated victory be won by our osse ns"h,
i e time indeed that Democrats should rally, as one
man. and teach the Eumbuggers that they reckon WIN
out their host What. shall the coon skin farce ma
kers he re.ana,ed from the sepulchre wherein het1
mr., G,,tnsions have inurned them, because Of dis
sessions in orr ranks? Forbid il, principle! NO
Whatever preferences have been expressed or oefeh'
Democratic statesmen friends aud foes may rest pei
Gctv assured that there ncHbc Contention Of the Ne.
moeratic PartY and whoever that convention sna'
nominate, ariA DC supported by the nHd'r'dtA De,
mOeraey, in solid phaianr The fe" gh,van'c Signs
If life which WhcCery has recently exhibited, are
,,ributable entirely to the supposed hostility between
different interests in party Mr. hloreheao' Of
,he Senate who holds the relation OF Chief Dutler
10 the master OF Ashland, (Mr CrIttenden being
bipb steward openly boasts that the farm OIL sewers
the Locofocos Of the South from the Locoiocos OIL .e
North" The plain English of this, according To inc
as;ons of the Whio press TO- that the friends OF Mr.
| Calhoun will not support Mr. Van Buren,, nor .he
friends of Mr. Van Buren, Mr. Calhoun THIS IS all
m.take-thc friends of either will support ether-the
nominee Of the convention will be susaIned-aho he
friends or"Harry Of the West-to wit, the TRENDS OF
. National Bank, High Tariff, Distribution, Internal
improvement will find that that nominee De lie VINO
- - THiss;ssippian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-25
(Etom The .Nfn York Univn.)

| DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED PoLITIcIAs-AS EVIL
OMES.-Onc of those industrious individuals, known
by the name s.Of that same old Coon, terminated his
earthly existence Thursday night, under the most
| melancholy circumstances. "Old Coon, 1t appeared,
had been brought from the interior OF The State TO pre-
side meeting of the ultras at National Hull,
Which he did with great dignity, chained 10 pole 10
prevent his deserving his post. While IN That elevated
position, amongst the elite OF the party he was eio'
qucnty addressed sung and esolutionsed, and was
evidently in Of great intellectual exaltaon, and
high excitement Of feeling at the extraordinary honos
so layishy bestowed After The music and madness OF
the meeting had ended, "Old Coon was taken into The
custody of band of promenaders, who conducted HIM
down Centre street. the most attractive object IN the
procession, and when Chambers street, was beset
by band of unfeeling Democrats who not having the
fear Of skins before their eyes, san assault did
make, with their heterogeneous voices on The peace
and dignity of his Coonshp, and completely shook
and shattered his with their vccerous DIM that
"Old Coon, The distinguished politician and statesman
of the ultras in brief period thereafter in Chambt
street, "rave up the ghost, and died. Great was The
grief Of the party this sudden and melancholy death
Of their chief and will be the tears that will
water his unmely grave.
An for evil, doubtless, this is for the cause Of
which "Old Coon was so prominent an advocate.
Fatal fear Will be lis effects upon the party that
cher shed their chief hope and support able an ex
pounder Of their creed. But where the poshumous
honors that ought TO be conferred being potent
in life, SO powerful in death, as 'Cld Cnon: Alas
they ire te found No Coroner called TO hold
an inques; over the bo6y-and no jury summoned TO
investigate the Of death. No gorgeous funeral
rites were performed in honor of the ustrious dead
and "Od Coon, regret to hear, was hurried off to
unhonored grave, BY those who had prophesied vic
tory through his means solitary stone alone tells
where the mortal remains OF "Old Coon are laid
and all the honors bestowed upon his memory, by his
compatro,s is the following ePtaph rudely engTaven
thereon
'ere lies 'Old Coon of Federal wars, the chief,
From whose wise counses had hoped reie
Great was his power build our sinking cause;
To give rule and help W. make The laws;
To him we looked 10 crush The Loco race,
From him we hoped for wealth, and power, and place;
But now alas. every hope s fed,
Since Soon, chief, is numbered with the dead"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-25
POLITICS.

MR. CI;SlIEG'S VIEWS or TIE DISTRIBUTION OF TIE
NATIONAL DOMAIN.
MIR. Gushing, III late speech 10 his constituents,
planned his in regard TO the distribution OF the
public lands he said:
81 know thn, many gentlemen belonging to the ma
nuiacurng interest desired that the revenue arising
from tie public lands should he taken away from the
Federal Government, III order to allow increased
margin for protection. AID knowing the interest of
my constituents, voted against the provIso-hecause
knew that 10 he in accordance with their desire 1t
was question of interest, end Of local interest
too"
This is n very honest confession. MIR. Gushing
voted fer Distribution and he voted against the pro-
vso that il should raising the tariff above 20
per cent because "he manufacturing interest desired
that tic arising from the public lands should
be ta@ea ooay from tie Federat Goeanmsn,, in order
n oUoo Increased margia for protection" And
he frankly avows HAT 81, mere question of in
tsresi and eli local interest, too -
So much 'o7 MIR. Cushiags sectional action on this
subject and the mo,'"cs for II. An enlarged consider
alton of its national aspect, in come xon with the Ia.
.f brings ban 10 this JUS! conclusion
"Thc Tariff is a question Of revenue. The distr6u.
lion question has become political one, and whose
mpor lance has been immensely exaggerated. We hear
said that the States have the right To the public lands
So they hare the right to the ships OF which saw
this morning al the navy yard.
"Thcre is no difference whichever, in the tenure OF
the property. Nine .ten;hs Of the public domain,
nov is, were acquired by purchases from France
an. Spain; that Isl nine entIis were acquired by Pur
chase TN! net BY cessnn OF The States 1t is 10
tenth only that the cossion applies. In regard 10 all
the resdue-the nine the world admits that
there is no difference between the tenure BY which
we hold ,lcw, and that b. which we hold arsenal,
or ship Of The line. Now, as 10 the remaining
tenth. How is it with the right 10 them: They were
coded 10 the Unied Staes not in severalty, but
common fund: and cannot understand by What logic
common fund cones TO be construed into several
fund If they conveyed TO the country trust
aud the purposes Of that trust have been executed they
then beoog Virginia. tor she conveyed them all 10
The Fedora! Government. After all, the question is
one ofmcre expediency, and Of no great practical inn
portancc 1t is mere party question, which has been
scatiy exaggerated BY excited political passions and
interests You have tax 10 pay, at any rate What
difference it make 10 you whether you pay your
lisareen Of share in The public lands 10 The u S 10
the STATE: The argument that the distribution measure
is benrf. TO the States, because il enables them to
raise q revenue without resoiinS TO ,axa,ion assumes
that We ere czsas Of different Governments that our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-25
Lght on the Dark Policy IF BMggeryi in the Campaign
of lS10


General William Murphy is universally known as a
prominent and active friend Of Gen. Harrison in the
canvass of 1910. No man thoroughly understood
the motives which directed the Wing councils ni le4O,
or the manner in which they were executed Inc con-
lectures of tie Democratic press in regard TO The deter
m;naon OF the Harrisburg Convention not TO puoiish an
address avowng the objects they designed IN accom-.
psh by the election Of General Harrison, and IN regard
10 the policy enjonng their candidate the necessity
of making sno declaration Of principles Tor The public
eve are now shown to be we'll founded, by positive
and inconestble evldence-the testimony OF member
Of the Harrisburg Convention, and an active agent III
the execution Of lis plans Gen. Murphy made his de-
claraon in the face Of great meeting OF MS ieow'
citizens Globe.
General William Murphy, of Chlicohe, took the
stand as per arrangement and spoke for several hours
II was decidedly his happes effort. He said he was
delegate to the Harrisburg Convention, when nom'-
mated General HARRISON and that the convention was
composed of three paties:-Frst, the Clay men, VINO
were strongly in favor Of United States Bank-se.
condly, the Scott men-and thirdly, the friends OF
General Harrison, and half of the latter were dec'
dedy opposed to institution of the kind The con-
vention agreed not to name the Bank Inc Dsmocra-
tic party charged the delegates with tkulklng The
question: and asked the Wing party, fond myself among
the number) why We did not publish an address, en-
bodying our principles. To tell the TRUTH gentlemen,
We were afraid TO do So (Roars of laughter and aP-
plause)
zone fellow in the convention, who had not quite so
long head as the rest Of U.s. did propose resolution
of this kind but, oh no, says Watkins Leigh, (who
was Bank man, that will do; we cannot go
before the people that question: as we will be de-
fea,ed. So, gentlemen, concluded not 10 make an
address, for fear should be swamped. We argued
in this manner we must either make an address, or we
must not If we publish an address, must 90 Tor a
Bank, or VIC must go against il and if we take ground
for Bank, we would be beaten; and If we went
against il, the Democrats would find we were Insln-
cere, and the Bank might be made iukewarm
- ta,e 10
for the public eye and remain silent as TO principles
| (l.cud, long and repeated applause
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Sent. 10

AND FOR Satellite Subscriber offers for sale his Tract
l. az Land in county Of Cumberland. Willis river
miles from Courthouse, and miles fGm the buckingham
Institute 40 acres nf which about $50 original
woodland mostly heavily miecd-.0 acres pine
100 acres of grounds and 70 - Of creek b"n The
highland part Of the farm generally IN good heart and easily
mnrov.d y clover and plaster The improvements consist Of
dwelling house with the necessary out hons-s barn
toacro houses, Scsiinaton healthy society good
and yey accessible market by the Navigation Of the
Persons wishing purchase invited To and view the
premises for themselves.
when possession given ls January
and the balance in annual instruments, insured by bonds
with GOOD security, aud deed Of the property. This
nrnnerty il offered privately and II not sold before will he
rred publicly The oh Novembrr Should The lard
sold the crop proveIder of all rac sc
&C. viii be credit ul six unnths Sums of $40 and
nnIe casl-above sum, bonds with good security
mrd About 100 bushels nf wheat will he farm
and charged 10 tie purchaser a, the usual rates.
~ WIN. n. PAGE.
Oct n
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yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Ths Farm lies on James
River % and miles by the Canal from the city Of Rich
ond aud joins The upper Estate Q. The late mr.
by survey $50 6Go acres OF land OF which
l are river low grounds of the first quality M being Tile
upper part Tuckahoe IsIand which lies above the highest
Tp.bp.te residue "a acres lies somewhat lower and was
covered i'm the late extraordinary fresh by the euent wafer from
Tucsaoe Creek roreh inlet, which cSe OF % yards in
length would eec:ualy against future lnindaons The
oun high land consists G aces-Of this 4 lie be-
the James and kanaw ha Canal and the Stage Road
radnr to Richmond 9i North side Of that road and
bordering ON Tuckaoe Canal The land South OF the road OF
quality and generally in good farming orutr part
Of il is Of s,r9ng red surface and the residue has
good red clay foundation This portion divided In its whole
extent by fertile valley Of about 90 yards in width ana ahoat ~
Of m. Omen land is very susceptible high of cultivation
woodland tabou i0 acres the CROWN cohsss Vi ou"'
hickory and pine. :, ), ,. -, :. 49,
rooms Kitchen dairy, brick servants houses and sta
b.es brick barn. with threshng machine corn hnse, an
ov rs-ery and The situation heahy-the
fields well enclosed and prepared for extensive cultivation
Attached this farm Gr;st and saw pm supplied Win
water from the lanes and Kanawha Canal 4! an annual
rent Of 500 The site of these mills perhaps the most soa
BILE Virginia for the establishment Of manuiacory o. iaeS
lanes River Company for 424 cubic inches OF
ter fall OF 81 feet price Of onehrd oil inc rate pa d.
Richmond Several Coal PRS In operation IN The nelsbor-
hood OF them being more than mies distant, aa 'e
of rendered cheap by railroads ana clnaIs-
shaft Of coal not more than three "urihs OF mule
from this sc from which manuactoy could ne supplied WIN
fuel small EXPENSE and which, al alofsa 70
can be purchased moderate price lRos ORES also Ghoad
In the vciny and Pig Metal coming from the upper country
by way the cana be Delivered from The boats mo
the factory In fact, place IN the unird Sl's combines
more advantages for establishment OF iron works on as
scale merits the attention of tRoN ;'.rEn.
To such may be disposed 10 make an investment III he
Whole property or in the farm. will show them any lime or
in my absence Mr. Saunders, will eechay do 80
The terms. lc will he accommodating VIII be- made known
on application to the subscriber Powe's Tavern r. o.
Gooch.and coiny, Virginia, 10 John IrockelIon.n E a
the Rank Virginia. plat Of the Estate c for eaan
nation If not sold privately lO day IF SoreaLcr
n,, property wl that day. be offered At pnsr sa, Oh
the premises Tios NJ. KaanoLfI.
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