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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25

F4crs roR MoTHE.ls AND NURsEs.-It is a fat
established by the annual bills OF mortality, that
one half of The childrn born are cut of before
they attain the age of seven years OF age aid the
fruitful source OF this mortality is found TO exist
in that foul state of the stomach and bowels whicr
produces the generation OF Worms. As tie safe
restorcr of Inanine Health, in this critical Slate,
the life Medicines have long held distinguished
reputation and for foulneSS of the stomach and
bowels. and cOnvulsionS, although " orn> may
moi exist, it is allowed to Be superior to other
For sale at CAGE & Co.'S Drug Store
A gents for the Proprietor,
Holly Springs, Miss.
ALSO, by JAMES II. POTTS, agent,
Lamar. Mississippi
April 10, ls42. 3S-l2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
MASON PILCHER,
JOHN X. RAYBURN

p. s. We wish to let our friends ll'
that we DO not own one dollar in any Sz
Boat and all Goods 10 orr address
orward without delay and wheneU
can do so, Will ship them direc: re- 3
vessel TO a Steam Boat.
PITCHER & RAYBUA
Refer to STRATToN < GooBLETI-
ly Springs, Miss.
Sept. so. lS42-7-tE
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
TRt ST SALE.

DY virtue OF q f}sed Of Trust executed to the
Dundersisned b, EdVard P ssram, bearing dale
the I'd. day OF Ocfebei 1910 nd duly recorded
in the County of fippah, in Deed Book d. pa
ses 4 and ), and Tor the purposes and considera-
tions in said deed expressed shall
On tie 3lst day Of December next,
at Edward Pegram's, in the County OF Tippah.
and State OF Mississippi, sell to the highest bid
der, Tor cash, The following property, head OF
horses, one yoke of oxen 5 head Of cattle. three
beds and furniture, one curtain bedstead two
common ones, one secretary, household and kilch
en- furniture. 35Selling as trustee, shall con-
vey no other title than possess as such
SAMUEL MATTHEW'S
yErHSlee
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
NOTIcE

A Ii persons interested. viii pleas
II tice that he undersigned, David
sden, has been duly appointed and ga
the Probate Court Of Marshall Cou1Ia
sippi, on the 26th day Of July, ls]2. Al--
tor of all and singular The estate. rlsl,
dts. OF Elijah LumSden, deceased.
Counly. All persons having CLAIM se
estate of said Elijah Lumsden, Le-.S
hereby required and notified. 10 eXl.7.
10 the undersigned for payment WIDE
limited by law, or the same Ti-i
Those indebted 70 said eSEate are
make payment without delay. -, rry
d. " LUA- -
Holly Springs, Miss.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25

ALSO, at the same time and place. BY virtue
OF d Deed of Trust xecuted tothe unGe rsigned BY
Edward Pegram, bearing date The 7th day of Feb
fuary, 1910, and duly recorded in the County of
TiPpah in Deed Book C.. pages 367. 36s and 269
and for the purposes therein expressed, will sell
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
NEGROES, to vii: Simon, Sarah, Solomon,
Taylor, Maria, Caroline, Harriet Mary, Lucy
Cassandra Margafei. Virginia. Marths, Billy,
Dick, Mark, Jaccl eeoIge, and Holland.
fETSelling as as Hresee, l viii convey no 9th
er title than posses is such. o.
WILLIAM :. WINFIELD,
ITaStee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
TO TAX PAYERS

The law requires me to advertise all lands
on which the taxes are not paid after the 18th
day of November next Come forward and
pay your taxes by that time. or your lands
will be advertised. as requiH ! by law.
JOHN r. II icCARROLLs
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
.he state of NTississippi:-T

The State of fMiSSisSippi:-To all per-
i sons sneresfed in the lands, tenements and
heriditaments of William g. Irvine, Deceas-
ed-GREETING:
You are hereby cited to be. and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Marshall County.
at the Court House, in the town OF Holly
Springs, on the fourth Monday OF December
next, to shew cause. if any you can. why the
lands, tenements and heridtaments of said
William c. irvine Decd, should not be
sold to pay his debts.
SegaSssff9sS5 Witness the Honorable JES-
EL. S.B Sc LEWELLEN, Judge
tas9aass of said Court and the seal
thereof annexed. the fourth Monday of Oc-
iober A ID 1912
Issued October 9th 1912.
Test. GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
Oct. 81 IS42-lI-5w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
PILCzEER q RAYRURA.

COTTON & TOBACCO FAcIE
AND COMMISSION MERCazyl>.
No. so, CAMP. CoRSER or Ns1,a1
NEW ORLEANS
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
PILcHER s RaYRrRE

We respectfully solicit share 6 asl
siness of our old friends and the pa
erally-pledging ourselves TO be Brsnt
rendering sales and applying proaa5s IS
rected. Our J. X Raybnrn beng are.n
ted, will hereafter remain il he cts pem
nently.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
DIR. LacOUnt's Vegetable Tooth
ache Elixir.

A CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURE.
nR LACOUNT having appointed several
~ agents for the sale of his valuable drops foi
the cure Of Tooih-ache, can with confidence re-
commend it as an infallible cure in all cases
however severe; giving relief in very few min
utes and that too without any injury the Teeth
or Gums when in morbid state, and of restoring
healing action. Price, so cents a vial.
For sale at Mr.. F. Shoemake's dry good
store Holly Springs. Miss
April 22, lS42-39-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
NOTICE.

IN the 4th Monday oil November next the un-
Udersisned, Widow and sole Administrators oi
Domino Mansfield Decd. lase of Marshall
County, Mississippi, will apply 10 the Probate
Court OF said Coun,y of Marshall, tor writ 10
issue and allol and SET apart her, dover, out OF
the real estate CT said deceased being one third
part OF the same-nclading the dwelling-house
North west quarter of Section No. 81 of Town-
ship No. 3, Range No :, west, and the South
west quatier of Section No Z, OF Township No.
4, Range No. l, all in said county-all per-
sons interested, .ase attend and oppose the
prayer OF the peli !. filed for that reason, if ther
see fiji. T. ID. MANSFIELD
Holly Springs, ali. Oct. 26th, ls42--tc
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
SNACK HOUSE,

MY friends are informed, thai stlll stick
to my old trade, of feeding all who favor me
ments to furnlsn meals at any moment and
almost any thing that is called for Cakes
for FAMILIES always on hand He Flat
ters himself that, by assiduo1s attention to
his business, his friends will sill continue
their patronage
J. S. WIGGs.
Sept 2 1912 2-3-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
Arrivals and Departures OF the
HOLLY SPRINGS MAILS.


MEMPHIS MAIL.
Arriues-Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays, at P M
Departs-Same days at IL .
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Arrires-Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at
Dsparts-M Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at II s" :
LAGRANGE MAIL.
Arrires-Suudays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at Z" :"
Departs-Tuesdays Thursdays.
and Saturdays, at A NJ
PANoLA MAIL, raQ CHULAHoMA.
Wednesdays, at SPIN
Departs-Tuesdays, at 2AM
ChuIahoma NAL arrives Saturdays and
departs same days.
TUSCUMBIA MAIL
Arrires-Tuesdays at 7PM
Departs Wednesdays, at 4AM
HERNANDO NAIL.
Arrires-Thursdays at SPIN
Departs Wednesdays, at sam
OAK RIDGE MAIL.
Arraces-Saturdays at =: I'm
Departs-Same days, at 1PM
The Office opens o'clock A. NJ, and
closes at F. NJ Persons would do we'll
to have their letters deposited in the Post
~, A.,lf IL
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
FUR AND WOOL HATS.

JOSEPH WARREN,
VTTOULD inform the public that he has re-
w moved his shop TO fernando street, oppo-
~'le Powell's Row, where he will carry on the
above business in its various branches. He
would inform the ladies of Holly Springs. that
is prepared to dye all articles of apparel, on
the shortest notice. and of the most beautiful
colour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
d II L OODs.
SUCH As

SUCU As
Jeans and Linseys, Spun Com
Brown and Blached Bonne,s
DOmes;icS, Cotton Can.
Plaid Domes,ics and Pins and
Caiicoes, Combs
Bed Ticking, Cups S5 a
Lowelis, PlHe
Together with many ala
enumerated, all Of which a.Y
low for CASH or COTTON
" { ECcA
Holly Springs, Oct 2S.h. ISL
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
CODnrfncrshin.

THE undersigned have formed aa
nership Ito take effect from and ahH
of October next for the purpose 0t s-sE
ing a General Commission and F
Business. in New Orleans, unla A "a
and style of
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25


Euclid Borland, & Thomas r. GRAY.
UPON opening the matters of this Bill, it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
iha, the defendant, Thomas Gray, is not an
lnhabitant of thus State, but resides beyond
he limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of this Court cannot be served on him.
therefore it is ordered, That unless the said
defendant shall appear before the Vice Chan
cellOr, at the Courl room in the town of Hol-
Iy Springs on the first Monday of January
next, and plead answer or demur to the Bill
of complaint aforesaid, the several allegations.
thereof will be taken for confessed as to him.
and such order and decree made thereon as
the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable and
Just And it is further ordered, That copy
of this order be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazette" newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs, Mississippi. once
a week for two months successively.
JAMES C. ANDERSON,
Sept 16, lS42-5-w Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF TIL
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT HOLLY
SPRINGS

SPRINGS.
Ann w. Thomas
3lS rs July Term 1872
Hannibal Harris et al
TPON opening the matters of this Bill, ii ap-
" pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
John Thomas and Philip Thomas, defendants
herein, not inhabitants OF this State, but
side beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordin-
ary process of this court cannot be served on
hem. IL is ordered by the Court, that unless the
aid defendants appear before The Vice Chancel-
lor at the Court room, in the town of Holly
Springs,
On the first Monday Of January nert,
and plead, answer demur The Bill OF Com
plaint aforesaid, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for coEIessea as 70 taem, ma the
cause heard er p0rte, and such order and decree
made therein, as the Vice Chancellor may deem
equitable and just and IL is further ordered, that
a copy of this orGer be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazette, a newspaper published in the
own of Holly Springs Mississippi, once a week
for two months Successvey
Test JAMES G. ANDERSON.
July % 1922 Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25

The Office opens 6 o'clock A. NJ, and
closes at p. NJ Persons would do we'll
to have their letters deposited in the Post
Office by half after o'clock P. NJ, to in
sure their departure by the first mail.
VIM. E. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
ia 5M Gg4s g GO 5,

Receiving AND FORWARDING COS.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Memphis Tenn.
- oESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
1Cand the public, OF North Mississippi and
West Tennessee that they will open house OF
business on OF before The 18th September next
and will be prepared Tor storing all kinds OF Pro
duce and Merchandise entrusted 10 their care
lEFA supply OF Rope and Baling always ON
hand.
85Ihe above being a branch Of NJ. Caruthers
x Co.. New Orleans
LEM UEL SMITH,
MADISON CARUTHERS,
CHARLES p. YOUNG.
August 5, 1S42-54-5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
TESTIMONIAL

MONTGOMERY Co. (AId. } Aug l6 1S41
DEAR SIR II have made frequent use of your
Pills in the incipient stage of Bilious Fever, ana
obstinate constipation Of the bowels; also in the
enlargement of the Spleen, Chronic Diseases OF
the Liver Sick head-ache, general Debility, and
in all cases have found them TO be very effect
i've. III. M. WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25

BALTIMORE, Sept. I. 1877.
have used DR.. Slencer's Pills in my prectic
for the last six months, in several cases of dyS
pepsia, sick headache, Bilious Fever, and oihe
Diseases produced by an inactive state of the liv
er, and take pleasures in giving my testimon,
of their good effects in all these cases, and con
slider them safe and mild aperient, and the bes
article of the kind ever used.
N FL EDWARD M n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25

June 24, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-25
N EW ARRIYlI
FRoDCCE, GROCEPIrz
PLANTATION GOe5.

CONSISTING IN part, Of the fn-
ticles, 10 aeif:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
W1rpsoR,. Dec. 20, 1871.
To the Editor Of the Vermont Telegraph,

Sir, / do net know that ann surprised to find
that, after having before you for month my call
upon you to prove or retract what you had said
to my i6iury, you have failed to do either
Some months ago | said to the readers of the
Chronicle: " We are not among those who have
charged Mr.. Garrison and others who act with
him, with inidelity." (See VT. Chronicle of
! April .. IS4l.y And the readers of the Chroni-
Gle know that neither before or since have said
any thing inconsistent with that declaration.
wanted 70 assure the readers of the Telegraph of
e. therefore wrote to you, instead Of publish
[ ing N my OWE columns. And Ileft the postage
nor yeu 20 pay, because a. Christian man, when
you have done another wrong, you ought to be
at the whole expense Of repairing the iniury.-
You and Mr.. Wright have seen ii to repeal tbe
same wrong, about every week, since assured
ven that II was a wrong; and while you are un-
able, Is appears from your article, to bring
particle Of proof to sustain your charge.
! The Chronicle never '.endorsed'' President
| Beecher's views, to which you refer; but has
| thrice distinctly expressed its dissent.
/ The Editor of the Vermont Chronicle.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
Y o L. XIV. NO16

recovered, IS not recovered, and 49,
The expenditures of the year epd;nn
September 80, ls4l, for provisions wacas
medical supplies, furniture repairs 49,
contingencies, amounted 10 Sill 49J3
The income from the board of patients 49,
the produce of the farm, amounted 10 sI I,'O
1926. Leaving balance in favor of ~, h.
Institution of S290.l3. '''
The board of patients is at two and ,
half dollars week, except indigeDt ~
tients belonging in the State of Vermar,
who are charged two dollars. And II :,
anticipated that by an enlargement and n,
provement ofthe farm its produce will h.,
such as to warrant deduction in The price
Of board. &C..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
VERMONT RAPH

sumed that he has done it in accordance
with his expressed sentiment, that the
wrong doer should be at the expense of
correcting his own wrong doing. At
least, if he has the discernment of child,
he must perceive that in forcing the for
mer postage bill on me-, he took it upon
himself to act the part ofprosecasor, judge,
Jury, and executioner. A very modes
proceeding, that, to say the least of it.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

graph. Ali the attention lean now af-
ford this anonymous writer is, to tell him
plainly that several of his principal state
ments and charges are entirely false
that he has fagrantIy violated the COM
mand which forbids his bearing false wit
ness against his neighbor.-The Rutland
Herald lends him aid in his vile and un-
neighborIV work.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY. JAN. S, 1912.
NEW CHANNELS, &c.

At Waterbury, and at Poultney, it was
urged by E. Thresher and others. against
separation from the sin and the sinners,
that there would be difficulties in the
way Of a new organization just as though,
if it be difficult to Go right and obey God,
the right and obedience are to be abandon
ed! Brother Thresher dilated upon the
expense Of getting things in train abroad,
but | did not hear him allude to expenses
at home. So propose to aid him in this
department, is he will deem an exhibition
Of facts any aid. Below are some con-
nected extracts taken from the last annual
repor. Of the Treasurer Of the Board
They will be found in the Baptist Mis-
sionary Magazine for June 1841, page
1877. The extracts exhibit several inter.
esting items. But those 10 which would
direct attention more especially are, the
salaries of the Secretaries in Boston
RlNOV CuSH lUI LWO VI InOh -duu SlCLh.
hire for Secretaries and Treasurer-Sl,.
234,17. Attention was called 10 this sub
iect last winter, while brother Brown was
editing the Telegraph. An anonymous
article was drawn forth from Boston
probably from one Of the Secretaries
daubng the matter over with untempered
mortar, and it was dropped. But have
since that time obtained an interesting fac
which | will now set down by the side 0
some in the tables below. Brother Ma
than Brown, employed ny the Board il
Burmah, has only $60o-just half a
much as one of the Secretaries in Boston
Now it does appear to me that if tn er
were disposition 10 make such sacri6c,
at hone as is necessarily made abroad
there would not be- need of expendin
$4,000, and upwards, in the Home d
partment.n throw out these facts an
Suggestions for the consideration Of th
friends of reform and others. tru
the new organization will at least have
less expensive machinery
HOME DEPARTMENT. eENc1Es.
Services Of Rev. Jirah D. Cole, 8 months, 400
Travelling expenses of do, SO s
Services ofRev G. s. Webb, II months, 225 O
Travelling expenses of do, 40 G
Services Of Rev. Alvah Woods, 8 m. z ds. 2l5 8
Rev. Alfred Bennett, IL months, S75 Q
Travelling expenses of do, All
Rev. John G. Pratt's travelling expenses, IL Q
Services of Rev. DC Haynes, m. IA DIS. 3Il ]
Travelling expenses of do, 90
Travelling expenses of the secretaries, treas
urer, and other members of the Board in
attending State conventions, associa-
lions and various other meetings, 444 5
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
25ss 81


The Popular Clergy and REFORM
Onfcrseen and unavoidable hindrancss, occupy
ing my time. have prevented anything further on
this subject this week. except the following eoyTsc
tions from brother Holcomb, to which I append q
hw remarks, in the shape Of brief notes:
Far the Vermont Telegraph.
Brother Murray --On reading the last
No. Of your paper. saw an editorial ar
licIe, headed - The popular Clergy and
Reform - and in some 81 your remarks
under this head discovered some srro-
neous stalemenis. which ] trust you will
willingly see corrected. will yrhOw-
ever. ia the outset that your general re-
marks are loo true TO be disputed ) but y
while you are telling much truth. you
tell some things which are not true. o.
shape yoas remarks in such way as 10
give wrong Impression on the minds Of
YOUR readers. the correction should be
made. You say. The Congregational
Church in Braudoo has a rumselllDg es-
adjustment ia iti Some members ofthai
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

Iovo o q, ,he G;yes OF all goodly things;
Tr,,s f,IIo,vess of that soul-exslting plan,
Which Christ laid down to bless and govern man.
Thsv who can calmly Iinger at the last,
Survey the future and recall the pastj
a nd with that hope which triumphs over pain,
Feel well assured they have not lived in vain;
Then wait in peace their hour offinal rest:
These are the only blestp
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
GENERAL PURPOSES.

Sdo AZ
GENERAL PURPOSES.
Printing Annual Report, l6s 50
Circulars, l6 so
Travelling expenses Of Rev. Francis Pres
colt, in attending the meeting OF the
= Board in Boston, 80 %
Mrs. Hannah Harpham's annuity, 90 90
Carriage, harness, &C., purchased by Rev.
d. Q. Haynes, agent Of the Board, 81 90
Freight aud wharfage, 451 W
Postage Of letters, ETC., $50 AZ
Iron safe, for the Rooms, and expense OF
transportation, Z46 W
Rent Of Missionary Rooms, 700 W
WOOD and coal. 81 90
F;xtures for Rooms. and boxes. IS SO
Periodicals, wrapping paper, candles, OIL,
nails, ETC.. % 10
transportation ofgocds. etc., % 0z
Books, blank books, and stationery 20 20
Salaries Of Messrs. Bolles and Peek, secre-
taries, at $1,000 per annumr 10000
Clerk hire for secretaries and treasurer, ll34 IL
Messenger and porter, l5S 90
insurance.. ID %
5,s07 s6
BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE;
Expense Of editing Magazine, 600 %
" Printing dor z,249 ~
Engraving do W 81
2.5ss 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

A BAPTIsT oF THE OH SCHOOL,
Such is the signature TO an article Of
some length in the last Rutland Herald,
making attacks upon the Vermont Tele-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

PREMIUM AND DISCOUNT.
Discount on uncurrent money as per sched-
ue, loss on exchange, with commits
sions for collecting drafts, 96S I
Counterfeit bank notes, "a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM

This paper is to change its name, an.
in future 10 be called THE Clara. -,
The editorship is also TO be changed !.
not the place of publication. Who is =,
edit, and where the paper is TO be pub'i>,
ed, are not yet determined. There is r.
be d suspension of tie paper for sonr
weeks. Thank brother Knapp fyr n,
following article, which he received ,oo
late for his last number, and 50 forw5ra.4
it 10 the Telegraph:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-05

The. annual Report Of The Institution
noticed below was received dul Y at the
Telegraph Office, but has fallen out of
sight Being unwilling 10 let this valua-
BILE and humane Institution go unnoticed,
or to wait longer for the recovery Of the
Report, copy the following;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
TERMS:

TERMS:
The COZ UDfBIA DEMOCRAT aDiH b,
published euery Saturday morning, al
TWO DOLLARS per an,auza, payable
half yearly in aduance, or Itco Dollars
Fifty Cents, ifnot paid scithin the gear,
No subscription ,0iN be taken for a shorter
period than sic months; nor any discon-
tinua,ace permitted, until all arrearages
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceediag a
square ,oiH be conspicuously inserted al
One Dollar for the first three insertions
and 1aoemty.fUe cents for euery subse-
quert Insertion. p".A liberal discount
made to those scho advertise by the gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, must
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
AMENDATIoN BY A BArcnrLoR.

A mother, she scolds and sparks US;
sister she tells of and pnches us; sweet
heart, she coque!s and jilts us; wife, she
frowns, pouis, frets, cries, and torments us;
without her what would there be 10 trouble
us!'
Work Of Mercy.-Unhooking a young
lady frock to enable her 70 snesze.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

The following loasls were recently given
at Hodensburg, New York.
"WOnldR.-As mother she cherishes
and corlects us; sister, shq consults and
counsels US; sweetheart, she conquests and
conquers US; wife, she comforts and con-
fides US; without her what would become of
us!'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
Caroline LANn EOR SAIE


WISH 70 sell my faIm situated on south riTer branch
OF the hau1pou IN the county Ct Caroline conf.in ~
70 acres u hes vel for cultivation ant Is atanfeI ~
The prodncli1n Of CON- wheat. oats and Tobarr -,
10 ACRES OF Is 81 land, bordering on foe riyer ,
hood ~ 80 ''S he4sAooi
The improvements consist OF large framed dver,.
house containing rooms, passage and ciosefs sooJ
-rAaIes ana siaoles, and other necessary and ovsn
en- Out houses Including two large houses for scouting
This Farm lies aboU' Il miles from the Bo,vIng Graz.
e miles from the Richmond Freiericksburs ana Po,,nss
Nroah and ~ miles from Frederic ksburc: sdi,inir-
ANU OF toL Arch samuel the estate called HSavne
n % DOW Owned 10y Col John Washington and ThG,oss
Is taiish ana inc estate formerly Owned by Rem R,kc
OF lspplhannork The society around IL is as GOOD a.
almost any Country neis torhoOd all I'd The x,tsr
s'ety pui G. and as good as IN the state sfrIe1
g vl sooi andine suaon Is sheaiihy any mile
unity ~ taroine II not sid nuvl sls before Wefaes
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