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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

EEAMMOND & CUNNINGHAM have inst
n a. opened a very large assortment of Boots,
Shoes Hats and Caps, which they will sell unusual
ly low.
October %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17
swAIm's PANAcEA,

from SWANS laboratory, Philadel-
- phia. just received and for sale by
O.totot J VAN DOREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

a REEN PlCKLES.-Three barrels Cucum.
- her Pickles, in fine order. for sale by
october II. J. W. a B. r. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

SUPERIOR FRESH TEAS.-I have received
~ lot of very superior Fresh Teas, OF direct i'm
poistiop, warranted superior to any Teas ever Of
fei ed in thi. market for sale by
October j. w. a. b Il. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17
NEW Goops.

tuvur subscriber. inform their customers and The
cubic generally, that they have just received
md f;nislaod opening large and general assort-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

ED UCKETs, TUBS AND CHuhNS--A ger
ID ral assortment for sale BY
December 80 :, JAM!SoN'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17
Coal.
CASTINGS,

EUST RECEIVED, a large supply of Kettle.
81 Pots, Ovens, Spiders, S~ets, Gtiddies ani
extra Lids, with assortment Of wagon boxes, by
WILSON & DOLL.
April g.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

GALT-40 Sacks of Ground Alum and Fine
- Sail, just received and for sale by
November IS. j. VAN DOREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

The above Medicines are for sale by
VIM. DORSEY, Martinsburg.
7 II. COOKuS. Hedgesville.
". HARMISON, Bath.
J. I. A. ENTLER, (lste Hig.
gins,) Shepherdstown.
December 30. l84L-lilO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

MoSTREAI, L. c., Sept. Ia, 1887.
In the course Of long practice | have applied
many remedies for sick headache and nausea on
the stomach, bul must say, that none of them
have ever answered the purpose so well as your
Vegetable Pills
Wishing TO make this important fact as public
az possible, send you this communication with
foil permission 10 use it any way you may think
ptoper. JOHN CASE, M. ID.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17
E'ease's

Celebrated Clarified Essence of
HOREHOUND CANDY,
NOR Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Whoopine
IL Cough, Asthma, with necessary directions. for
sale by w. DORSEY.
April Is. 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

ALDANY, N. To- Jun 7, 1000
SIg take much pleasure ia bearing testimony
10 the efficacy Of Your pills in removing bile trem
the stomach; and in all complaints elnanaing
from that source. Yonrs, respectfully,
GEORGE HULL, nj D. s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

D0GERS' PEN KNIvES.--A supply of the
He best kind, just received and for sale by
November 10. w. DOhSEi-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-17

Septemer 9, iS4i.-6m
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

event OF rate OF duty above 20 per cent.
being found necessary for an economical
administration of The government.
The bill under consideration is desiuned
as only temporary measure, and Tins a
temporary measure, passed merely for rhe
convenience of congress, is made TO af-
feet the vital principle Of an impor,an, act.
If the proviso Of the act Of Sept. 1871 can
be suspended for the whole period Of
temporary law, why not for the
whole period eta permanent law! A doubt
may be well entertained in fact, accord
ing to strict legal rules, whether the con-
uillon having been thus expressly suspen-
ded by this bill, aud rendered inapplica-
bic to a case where it would otherwise
have clearly applied, will not be consider
ed as ever after satisfied and gone. With
out expressing my decided opinion on
this point see enough to Justify me in
adherIng to the law as it stands, in prefer
cnce to suhjecting condition so vitality
affecting the peace Of the country, and so
solemnly enacted at momcntous crisis,
and so steadlastly adhered to ever since,
and so rcplcte, if adhered to, with good
to every interest Of the country, to doubt.
ful OF captious Interpretation. ,,
In discharging the high duty thus I'M
posed on me by the constitution, repeat
to the house my entire willingness to CO.
pDornta ~, al f;n,ro,.l /, ~, ,,.s,,.-.z e . -
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
G 9 9 g g

NJ Weaver; i wish to correct the report that
has been pu, 10 circulation, about my not being
naluralizcd. My father came to the United States
twenty years ago, anb became na,urllled and cx-
ercised all the rights of citizen long before be-
came Of age. Consequently, according to the
laws of the United States, am naturazcd cil-
zen. A short time before my nomination, the
question was raised, and was told that could
not hold my seat unless | had my REHABILITATION
papers, had not examined the L. 5. laws upon
this subject md realty supposed Iwos not NATE.
raAsed, aad SO intormcd some Of my friends md
declined running. subsequently, / examined
the naturalization laws and found that became
citizen by my fathers being natuazed before
became OF age, and then consented TO become
u candidate,
have written to New York, to obtain the COPY
of the record of my fathers naturalization, and
am in hopes that shall receive it before the eec-
ti2a. MICHAEL, RYAN
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Oar farmers are about commencing their har-
vest, and a most boun,iful one il IT, Wheat,
never looked better, and should the weather prove
favorable daring tho harvest, the crop gathered
IN this county the present year will DO at least,
one hall larger than at any previous year.
the corn crop Is now improving rapidly from
the effects Of a cold and backward Spring, and a
large crop may be expected. Oats ard othe.
Summer crops are quite promising,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Sicreas If Ymkse Tlspt--Tp New Yorl,
Herald says, ave learn from the Ron. the Chcv-
aer Martiescaa, Consul Gcneralto the King of
the two Sicilics, tina. his Majesty lbs ordered the
whole Of his navy to be supplied With Francs's
life boats, the first ono to he built Immediately FOR
the royal iigate. This is a great Compliment to
Yankee skill and all the nations uroad are now
abandoning the British boats fr ours. The
Nova Scotia station is supplied witt them. Lord
Hay of the Warsptc is experimenting thelu iii
ing OF one at the factory, and even working at it
with his own hand daily, to learn he modelling
and carry it TO England The as packet from
Liverpool brought an account of Z. lives saved
by one OF them. Captain Williams os The Cha
ron, tells us that all his hands wen also saved ;
and altogether they have saved l3s lives. Well,
this is something to be proud Of
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

" Wiog he gods tcouH destroy they first make
med" Whenever an individual resorts to low
aud vulgar abuse TO promote n groyclling ambi-
ton, it shows weak mind and dcstemnercd
constitution. We look with pity on him, and
from an overlooking kindness Of heart, really
aympathize in his distress. We are not tho child
of Melancholy, nor do dark and troubled dreams
haunt our imagination, causing US to hate the
wocd and curse mankind. No! We are TIE
child Of Hope, and every poisoned arrow aimed
at Us, falls harmlcss a! our feet. TO excite US TO
rage, Is hey ndthc power Of our foes, and whilst
they become exhausted in tho conflict, We shall
be but ready for the onset. 60, let loose the hell.
hounds from their dark and pcstilcrons kennel,
and at one swoop wen send them bowling 10
their dens, J.u.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Sleep Frozen 10 Ds0h IN Jtas 1.-The Rochcs-
ter Democrat Gays: We alludel the other day
to statement, which we could hardly credit
made to Us Of the death, by frost number of
sheep in Gcnesec and Livingston lountics. The
number stated as having thus Polished, was be-
tween and 800. We did not giIe lhe number,
because we could not fully credit tie report. We
have since been assured, FROM varlussourccs of
its truth and the Buffalo COMMERCIAL, in alu-
ding TO it, mentions the fact, that osc farmer in
she vlulril uf thar r:ty. i,iat Ae-...s'sSn within
a few days, from cold. We doub, whether the
past furnishes parallel to this. Fivy hundred
sheep frozen to death in June! We hight defy
Greenland or Siberia to beat this Byt America
is great county,"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

What authority have we for saying that Nj.
Morris wished to defeat Mr.. Sta1den, and that Mr..
Gyan was used as an instrument, to effect this
uurnose! We answer that Mr.. Morris lei con-
tract on the canal to an individual in Grundy
county for about Tn Thousand D1ll9rs more than
other responsible individuals offered to do the
vol. for! That the individual who received the
contract was known 20 be friepdiy 10 Mr. S'ed9ea
Yyeri9us tn that tiEae, qgd Nat he cfcarGds BE-
cane hi, fac end supported H.. Rg.ast To show
that their is no mistake about the amount to he
paid for the contract we refer oG5 readers to the
Office at i.octplr, and on examination Of the
bids for section 1876, viii prove our charge to be
correct. Why did Mr Morris thus attempt to
squanlcr the peoples money! Let his guilty
conscience answer
But this is no. all. To show that Mr. Morris
aid exercise an undue influence in the political az
fairs Of this county, We now as.eft that hr. Mar
ris called on Tie f,'eaG5 Of william Sit4llea in tits
piicc, short time Jei5ge tie eqageat;oa met, and
in substance siaf.d Hat if NJ. !S'aiiea couH be
U,egail.d on 10 saEgoF "HIS PoLICY' INT
he ,cyilG cause Nr. Rya9 to ,oHiRrme from he
c2qtesu We refer our readers to Measrs, Abra-
ham Hoes, William Rcdlici. and William Os-
man, who are gentlemen well known to this com
nun,ty, and who k.2rd linn mqto his re2ned!i
l. ,fei2I Rycn tie oabtis, cciagiag tOoi Of
Foo. n j,,rrjg ? And ia he the indiyiIua, tia,
abuse, Us at a public meeting because We dare op,
,,sc him and his master in their damplhle plo,s
,oh,ng the democracy orth, disrjc, in aid TO their
,,,hol,o,ycJ schorc,q Is,bis,hc b,noup, IN which
bo bas i,y,o5 n. and far rot po,toI,in, ne uli II
we ore denounceJ a. f,ajtgr ? A traitor. FIR.
! s,otht
Wcn,,y call the attention ofour readers t, Mr.
Ryan'g card. which NAV be found in to-doy'5 pa
nsr in REGARD TO his ci,izcnshiD. Iftlat does not
| yorifv orr former remarks we do no, Loow what
..gI Ito ,h,.c ,o,,, tto,,iI;. ,bo, go, sb,j to,1
w. '''e r''''o '''''' '''''
0S0fe "y "o"'''H''0" me Y"eSf'o" 1'as fa''ca' ana
Was '''" "af co4d nm "Pl2 my sea! "aieSS INA
! my """'1H~"''o" fHP"S' "4u '"' e1@"'"ea
'''- ''''' 'l'''' go, J''' asa """'"' ~
'O'A" THAT VAS Nor NA'o"Nh'Nh"' o''o 81 "i-
lJ""'e" sung y my mn ND'' D]' = Li-'ED
Ho-'Hi""
| No" we "'A every ca"'iu man II MS own con-
''''loh docS moi conuo'"h MN DOCS IL not
$40" '''' whist nc was ou' e'ec'iohoef'nS do-
r"5 'Ao '"'e spring i'f the nomination., ana Whi!a
NC p'o''S'eu ''ehushiP Tor an" pretended 10 con
llue !" US Nc "Fea'Y suppose" re "'SH0f "ot"ral-
80" a'' u" NOT cure 'u'usn ABOUT 1t 20 INFORM
"lu''e ." 'l'esuy'c' Il ne Aaa seriously thou9ht
VI 0.'''s o''i''ua'' "ou.o nc not nave examined
''' 49, laws o''o'oho @scN's@ running ie',
''oa' .'''''''y no "o"'u' particularly "hoh he
''u "a" prospects before h'''' 1e'' nc pnb''cly
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

day, unless he strictly observes the seventh as the
Sabbath day. 7" enable him to claim Saturday
as Sabbath, he must devote the DAY to rest, and
not to the ordinary labors Of other days. But if
he does not cease his ordinary business on Sa,uf-
day, then such process or papers may be served
on him Oh any day hGt SUNDAY, which s the re-
cognisel Sabbath of our statute.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Tie JttciM SaJ6ath.--In case which came
before Judge ulshoclIcr, in the Common Pleas o.
New York, short time since tho Judge decided
that defendant being n Hebrew was no obstacl,
TO the service upon him Of legal process, on Satur-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Third gc:o-.-Tho gar:a.
TO lie Houac Of Rcpresepiirea:
return the bill Which originated in the
house Of representatives, entitled IAN act
to extend, for limited period, the present
laws for laying and collecting duties on
imports" with the following objections
1t suspends--in other words, abrogates,
for the time, the provision of the act Of
llS33, commonly called the Compromise
| Act. The only ground on which this de-
parure from the solemn adjustment Of a
great and agiIaling question, seems TO
have been regarded as expedient, is the al
/ legged necessity of establishing by legislH-
| tive enactment rules and regulations for
assessing the duties 10 be levied on i'm
ports after the 30th June according to the
home valuation; and yet the bill express
" provides that III, before the LIST of Au-
rust, there be no further legislation upon
the subject, the laws for laying and col
Letting duties shall be the same as though
this act had not been passed" In other
::I ~, "J r " ' ~, -" ,''''' :,
,;nno tn ho nnJ ~ ho avaa,,,oI ,,.n
- eu"h rules and reyqIatinns as pre-
vlons statutes had prescribed, or had en-
bIcd the executive department to prescribe
for that purpose-leaying the supposed
chasm in the revenue laws Just as it was
before.
am certainly far from being disposed
to deny that additional legislation upon
the subject is very desirable On the con-
trary, the necessity, as well as difficulty,
of establishing uniformity in the apprase-
mcnis TO be made in conformity with the
true intention of that act, was brought to
the notice of congress in my message TO
congress at the opening of the present
session. But, however sensible | may
he or tho omborr,ssmco,s 70 which tho ov-
oru,ive !, the absence Of MI old from, tho
srncr;or w;sf,n If tho legislature will ho
Il, blo in tho enforcement or the oy;snrr
lave 7 hoyo NOT with ,bo s;,coros, v;sL
to ocou;esca in ito ex,ressod will hoor
oble ,o norsuodo myself that tho ev;yo,cv
or tbe occasion ;s 50 orc,, as to ;us,;fy me
in s;rr;rn ,ho i'm IN o,os,;o, wi,I, n,,.
,roso,,, r;o,rs Of ;.s cbar,o,or o,1 o(f,o,,
rho ov;s,;,r I,r. 90 on oIr;soJ aro
sr,,ic;o,, 70 author; 70 and o,,,Jo ,ho oo,-
lcc,;rr officers urJor,bo dirac,;o,s If tho
secro,,rv or the ,roosurv 70 low ,bo I,-
fos ;mnosod he ,bo 40, IF 1s9a
rhc 40, was n,ssod un1ar macmillan c;r-
cumstorcos 10 which :, Is M, rocoss,,,
,b,, sbo,ld do moro ,L,, boroI,, ,l,,Jo
Wh,,oyor NAV no !, ,boorr ;,s ch,roo
70, Jba,o oI,,,,rs rar,r,,aJ !, 80 ;n,nan,
inr ,hc bichos, moral oh,;ro,;,, r, hoe
now existed for nine Years uucbanrcd in
any essential n,r;,l.r v;,, 80 ao,onal
ocouiesccncc. il is followed. Of tbc whole
country, as that country has ever mani
tested for any Of her wisely established in
sttudons. II has ensured TO il The re-
pose which always flows from truly wise
and moderate councils-a repose the more
striking because of the long and angry
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

PsaYcI IN yHa.--During the earthquake at
Santiago, the inhabitants rushed into the Roman
Catholic Church to impl5rc mercy from the most
high God, and filled it to overlooking, aud when
it fell, rivers Of blood were seen to pour through
the ruins, proceeding from The bodies Of the poor
unfortunate souls crushed within.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Owe have an instructive droi of some ami
mails, particularly those bipeds tht resemble the
Stanh. Nature having given Sat species Of
animals the decided advantage on r US, we have
no inclination to grapple with theh. ]. II.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

ufAs respects the alteration babe in the ticket
spoken Of ;hovc, the junior edipr holds himself
responsible He made the Oltehtion in accor-
dance with his views Of proprictl and done so
without wishing to do injustice any one. As
no convention was held for the plrpose of noni-
mating a county officers or to Pike in nomina-
ton candidate to fill the vacany occasioned by
the resignation Of Mr.. Leland, hSdeemed it more
proper to say they were " recomn+ 'dd By aaun.
Der i democrats' than to style tim the "aomi-
natioa Of tie democratic coapeatid" jill.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
Ottawa, HI, Friday, sa'y rs, 1912.

Cms'd B. tie rersc, ho,o rcii 20 Ger i Ello,
THat tends 10 make one u0rthn nun a5yjoe,
G;ces rirtitc scandal Imoca'cs iaGr,
Or from The sef-sysd rirgia s'egl' ter.
PorE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.-The exercises OF this
l'A Seminary will commence usual ON the hrst Monday
October aud end the 3st of July making session Of ten
months.
taught besides the usual branches Of plain
English Education The Greek Latin and French Languages
sufficient knowledge Of The moral, physical, and matte
cutting his Collegiate studies with Lessons the Piano
Forte given if desired by Mr. Buck native Of Gr,a
The plain ENGLISH and scentihca subjects VIII be taught
nv the subscriber and The Creek Latin and French languages
by his associate teacher Mr. VIM X. Gait, of Norfolk
In regard himself the subscriber deems sufficient, 10 refer
Professors Of William Mary; and, IN behalf o dr. Calls
that hr completed his education nj the
University Virginia. obtained from tie Facny of that int
of A. NJ, and recommended ny them
respect qualified 10 ill the P"fessorshp OF HUI
nanity William and Mary College IL is that Mr. Ga
obtain the situation fr which he recommended brH
Of the thirty three candidates who applied fer
and Of whnm highly recommended for their classical
wond have been tie third choice of the Ns
Besides Gait has experience IN teaching and can both
sneak and write the French Language critically.
Mr. Enck entered upon the duties Of his avocation ri twelve
wears practising those dnes In this place. for
the months, and by his perfect knowledge OF Music b..
mparng IT, and his aiiabe and respectful department.
has gained the esteem ana confidence Do Vi MS Pps anu pat
rons. 200 "a
The fee for plain English subjects $50 60 session
Greek. Lain aud the Sciences, - 0o
French, ~ w
Music, ~ 0o quarter
The and French independent 0, and,
seGuently additional To the rest
The subscriber opened boarding House. for he ncommo
daon his female pupils fion distance, ard
uared 10 take twenty and thirty hoardrrs $3.50
sion boafders will be- nj all timer, under his contr Ind
will have proper attention paid their comfort rduraso nd
moral HABITS One half Of the board and tuition must be PAID
advance other the end at the session Pupils " he
CHARGED with and hoa.ders with board from the tine oi
becoiny SUCH conclusion of the session. unless VIII
drawn nv the subscriber The Books used tue
e.. ID. PRYOR.
Williamsburg, August 30, 1912 :3-ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23
POETRY.


e.l ct me 20 home" 'ts plIintive cry
On The uaywar path nj infancy;
The trraut IL weared and b!amble torn,
Aud IL longs in n mothers arms IL mourn,
And Ia feel its troubles husheG In sleep,
Where n nnther'- love its watch shall keep.
s.ReS,. chiid, rest. and never more
Wander away nom thy fathers door
al ., ,,e 20 ,,otGe,"--'lis Tie LOST ones cry;
a. ., re co home-.o home IL de
I'm, ,,at,or \, no robbed her q: maiden ZANE
ia r,,r her forth TO a lif- of shame;
And The rnawIng tooth oi eaunt despair
Pr,ys on a cheek no longer fair.
Lei The eirlnc daughter In
open gates TO the Maedalen.
..Let me 90 home.'--'Is the cNile's prayer
o. what To INN Is the baln'y air
OF The genial South, when TAR away
Ills fond wife weepS and his children play,
lvber. the SHOWS Of the Moth are on the tack
o,er which he locked for comes not bach.
lie comes. and brightly the hearth shall burn
10 lnht the ioy OF that blest retuin
az r., me % home.''-from the wanderers hTeast
Rms, The heaving -ish of ihr souls uorest.
Lon. hath he roairiei through countries strange,
Breaking ties in the love of change
one Ton. forgot hath his pride unInani'd-
III, would ma kr his grave IN his native land
'Throua n A ruined hall the night winds sweep,
A, we law him down where hts fathers sleep
s.Ie; me 90 h2me."-"Pour ontca>t, say,
u,si thou A hume:n AYES, a house Of clay
Wherever my fdlierin. feet shall fall,
There nv life shalt end lis muurnin tale
And thel II make Ie Il home anu III there abide,
Nor envy the homes Of living pride
Lei me 80 home-to Him vino gave
Yet another home--bcyond the grave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
nufsctoy of Nuns Clark, New York. elegant and plain
Piano Fort- possessing the latest improvements and that
decscy oftone peculiar TO their ma
nufacture.
Also large Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Piano Fones repaired tuned let hire and taken In
change. ,,rcrc
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale In this
State mar I've selected FROM the Of the suheroe who 10
enabled sell At the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon better
'e''' ~" ''' - P. II. TAYLOR,
Pisno Esrts snd NaIs ssrs. opposite the Banks.
6Q>HI2pt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

,,Nps RIVER LAND FOR sALE-On Tuesday the 4lh gay
1erober NEXT if fair not them on the ne iar gay
shall offer for sae public auction upon INC ,h town WV
yncbbup the containing by late survey 10 a..
ser, Gne James low grounds through "nen e
- .s and The re are 725 high and-aso my
not rs "s,hd) Of hoo land the above
,ar ana formerly owned by ~ nous % S
% WHEAT and onts-its cont:uiy the town OF lynen,s
ard The Of navigation, render ns r mu n
particular description Is unnecessary Ihose ulsiose.
purchase and invited to y the eaf AM
10, m we'll acquainted with the land and VIII answer npn
lie. If any di-po.-d purchase The WIN
~ NJ sowing fall, and possession VIII be
s.su on the first das of next January. -, r.
W. a,ns viii he i5oO cash day Of SALE third nf
sidnr must be paId on 18th Of August le4-anoter
third on of august 1874 and The INN hs nd on
s,h aurus ls45 three last pay nens WI" near nleIes'
@ The day of sale hut interest " III be enltted u me mo
new be punctuay paid The title to the land VIII DC ~
s las, nayment i, made. Letters post paid addressed 10
@ in reference 10 property, and directed 10 inc ngha
MHlst' ~ "u'"e ROB- BOILING.