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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

The foreign news in to-days paper relative to the
death of the Duke of Orleans is of more than ord-
nary interest This event is pregnant with conse-
quences to the people of France, far more impor-
tant than any which has transpired during the
space of many years. Since the revolution of1830,
France has been in condition bordering a intervals
upon instruction. The spirit of rebellion against
the present royal line has not been exngushed, bu:
thousands upon thousands have been ready at
moments warning to follow the first ostensible re-
publican leader, who like Bonaparte should rear the
standard of revolution 1t is only by the prudence
and foresight of the present reigning monarch that
the French people have been kept in state of COM
parative quietude; and the Duke of Orleans whom
the people looked upon the future king of France,
regarded as the only hope of maintaining the
existence of the present government. The present
King of France is now 60 years old, and in human
probability his earthly reign must soon be termna-
ted. And now that the Duke of Orleans has gone
the way of all the earth, the heir to the throne is
son of the deceased Duke, only four years of age.
During the long interim attending the minority of
the young Prince, France must be ruled by regen-
cy. The danger of such controlling power TO a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

IN extensive fire occurred at IthIca N. Y. on The
9th ult. Valuable buildings were destroyed OH O.
wego AMI TJga streets.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

THE Florida troubles, have not yet ended sever
al murders by the Indians have rooenty boon COM
mled on the frontier settlements.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

Its stated in an Ohio paper that wheat Of the pre-
sent years CROP has been contracted for in the aorth
west lart Of Ohio at twenty cents per bu hel.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

D. Hon. Henry Dodge will except our thanks for
valuable public documents.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

ANNUAL COMMERCIAL STATEMENT.
The annual statement of the commerce and nav
igation of the United States was laid before Con-
gress on Thursday. The following abstract of its
contents is furnished by our Washington Cores
pondent
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

proposition is now before Congress 10 reduce the
pay of members to six dollars per day. and mileage in
proportion.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

POPULATION OF Iowa CoUNTY.-The number of
inhabitants in the county of Iowa, according to The
late census is as llows
In 1912, 5029
:. 184J, 1913
Increase 1851
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

"Gentlemen Of the jury" said West
err lawyer ''would You set a rat trap to
catch bar! Would you make fools of
yourselves by endcavoring to spear #
tao with knitting needle! Or would you
attempt to empty out the Mississippi with
a gourd! No, gentleman, know you
would not; then how can YOU be guilty of
the ab>Grdiry Of finding nay client guilty of
man slaughter for taking the life of 'co-
manW-Pic.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10

MoLAssEs. -ThiS article which is well
known as iavorite among the Yankees,
was probably never cheaper than at pres
cnt time. DstiIIing qualities sell in Boston
by the cargo at a fraction over | cents
per gallon, and retailing 1T Ii or - cents,
The last accounts from Havana state tina,
it could be had there for nothing by pay
ing 81 cents per gallon for the cask. The
sugar planters OF the West Indies are suf-
icring as severely as the cotton planters
Of the United States. The great increase
Of East India Sugar has aided in deprcss-
ing the price Of this article.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-10
SOUTHPORT TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORk REGULAR com
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
~ - 80 M

Il Y,
Persons sending Tor their friends residing Great Britain
and Ireland have brought with despatch
above line on Very moderate terms Agents Of the FIRST
lecabft have lately been engaged to that the engaa
prompy paid 0rkers from all parts Of the country will Be
promptly attended and such attention will be given TO ali
branches Of the the further
Of those who who will favor the undersigned with their orders
and all where the do embark the
eeived.
In EDITION to drafts given numerous agents through
out the different Of ireland md Scotland who
give every facility TO the emgrant whose
gagged oy as here they can be us led wi drafts large or
small able al siphf folowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30

emo ~ South street New York Thu subscribers
70 sake engagements Ia this city for passsSes
t residing in England Ireland Scotland
ss"a whom their friends in this country msy wish 10
of srs comprising this line sail evey week they all
hs. and skui men; and the Frequency pu ctusly
bv rsrtnre prevents IN heavy which
az ssy IN Liverpool particularly agents 6st
r. r are aow eng gsd there who depended
os w ce river TO then to promote hs earsrt hs pas
ssacosts are regularly running L,v,rroo from
he various ports OF ireland Scotland by ~h,rb fr~
passage can be The fare cr T,sy, oo 10 Ns
York now copsds rabiy reduced ''" W wv"
DRAFT. Of sny amount to ssss; IN prspras es voyage
dom. Applications from resixnr M m. ~.
paid will be promptiy attended to- M "a Toss ~
terms. John HERDMIN
jf3 9. Sonthst, cee door eat Of WniI.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30
NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80 1912.

CUTTING CAPERs IN BROADWAY "A weman whose
present name is Eliza Clark, was sent to Blackwe's
Island yesterday for two months, for cutting ca
pers'' In Broadway, IN the character OF street
walker.
BIT HIS THUMB Off. -Charles Baker assaulted me
son of Mr.. landlord Smith, No. 200 Greenwich
street, aud when the latter went in The street to ex.
postulate with him for his conduct, he pitched into
hum, and during the scuffle bit the end of OF his
thumbs of, nail and ALL Committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30

~ r,.A lot Of ready-made collins and
.o,;.n' haard, were disposed Of yssterday at auc.
s;om 20 sst,sfv a distraint for rent. The former
hrnrsh. 6fteen cents a piece, ard the latter one
cent nis . strange world this that We live in
BALTIMORE Patriot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30

Avn a. The fast sailing steamboat OSEOLA, Cap
60 tain veri'ae Truesdss, for the rsnandsr Of
q Chambers every ruesdsy THURSDAY and Saturday
sttsrnoen. at oelock-andns, uH and down at Cadwss
Hamburg and Milton. Re..rdtng, eayss epsr svvy,
ter tie of NoveSbsr the ossoa viii sy.
ocloct IN the morning For apply the Captain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30
TAPsCCTT,s GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

GREAT BRfTAIN AND IRELAND.
~ the Few and United Lines Of Liverpool Packets.
N public that they continue 10 make arrangements for
al p ~ 81 o. md aIs
Wales first class American packet ships b. es.
captains and will saffron Liverpool every days
Thankful for the patronage they have hitherto receiv
and vim mop y Their continuing to h pompy
s s ,S,S Thy hay? made their retain
PeiscsA .ng their irissds may ,sIv that m, sam.
enol VIII be paid to the Of which has in
ssed This ali cases wseR Sose ,e na's ot o s. en-
co nans se passage money WILDE funded the parties who
Those whhIng TO send money 10 the, fr,.rd. ..uh. -
pea viii e,1s pay abe demand IN an The pr;nei
0wn'0' The United kaeem and the fcowins BANKS,
la Ensl.naMssArs James Built, Son Co. B,ol.,. Lon.
=, Ia Irisnd-The National and Provincial Bank, and
In scotland--Ihe Bark Of Scotland and Rrapch..
The subscribers have also regular of first sIa.
packets sailing London three times every month 10 ixsr
nah and Charleston weekly ny which rassages at ali
gosiIg The new Inc Of Liverpool packets are 'p' COM
The a.oseias, . olliss, The Sheridan, Depsyster,
Siddons, Cobb Garrick. Skiddy.
Ih f uP,.sa Liz Of Liverpool r.eksi. are
Scotland. kobiasop, Tsrolnta, Srnth,
tputie, Tiompsou, Carroll CARO- Of Carroiion.
cornelia, French, Hudson, Psxe,
Nv N;%S Ss;s k s::s IS NJ
piad, SRss .rsy, BIooLiya; R,chard'on
Carolina LruUmond, N. Biddle, Trwmsn,
The ir.t that their supefi "
of ne wishing for their friend
net i os.sf. sdSsn. Srs
TX, e q l:. s sss, SS.s
cor 0suvernean Law, New Y. srh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30
A. !, !. IA =, 49,, J&(|l|;


No 81 South street. New York.
THE subscriber uncing his arrangements for the
appears before his ends with sentiments Il
for the able support he has received for many
past
He wishes to- call the attic ntion Of those Intending
to send for their friends England ireland. and
Wales that they at all times be accommodated BY this
line BY weekly opgogtunitie, from Liverpool as wea by
and from Liverpool the t7h sh 18th, andsbth Of each
month, throughout the year. .. 49,
II has always been the study OF the subscriber 70 have the
emigans sho ciity and dispatched without delay and
those who send for their friends rest satisfied that
and diIsent attention will be given by the Liverpool
Agents to those seat web all who embark with
hem and should of those whoe has been paid
net embark the money will be Refunded without charge
The feels pleasure making known the heren
shPs which bis out during the tast
which has general satisfaction and that ne hes consider
ably extended and concluded his Ger the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30

The above shps aad their respective captains all well
and avo rably know ia the trade
free passage the different ports Of Ireland and Scot
land also be secured drss furnished for amount
National Banks of Ireland
their respective anckes and also Messrs w ROBIN
Liverpool which paid free d charge throughout
the United Kingdom. t
For further particula rs APP ~ te lI
- - JOHN HE RDMAN, 81 South street, .
ia w. ROBINsON, is Goree PisIzas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30

LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
NJ & M &
For the better accommodation Of Shippers, il intended
despatch ship from this port the st 5t 10th 18TH 10th
25 Of each month, ,ciug the 10th October
continuing May when regular days will appointed os
remainder Of he year. whereby great delays dsap
will prevented durin The months The
following ships will commence this srrangem,nt:-
Ship YAZOO Capt. Cornell 10th Oct. is4i.
Ship OCONEE. Capt Jackson, 18th Oct.
Ship MI MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hiard, goth Oct.
ShIp OUISVIILE, Capt. Hunt, 2sth Oct
Ship kfIAKSPEARE, Capt. Miner. lstNovember.
Ship GAsTON, Capt Latham, 5th Nov.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumford, 10th Nov.
Ship OCMlILGEE, Capt LeayItt, 18th Nov.
Ship NASHVILLE, Capt Dickinson. 2Qib Nov
Ship MEMPHIS, Capt. Knight, 25ih Nov.
Ship LOUISA, Capt: Mulford. LIST December
These ships all built in the city Of New express.
" for packets of light draft Of have recently
newly cepeed and pat splendid order with
for unsqsalled for g ne ney are commanded
sa!g acna: will at all times be towed up and
Neither the owners CAPTAIN. ofthese ships wal RESPONSE
Bile tulllon stones silver
for any package sent by board Of
them unless regular bills adng taken for the same and
the value thereon expressed.
E. K Collins CO. So South .,or
JAMES T.. WOODRUFF, Agent In New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods address
The ships of this line warranted to sail az adj
yersed and will be have the good correct
lv measured. rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

OUifs Of the .7meriean,--Nou. 0, p. NJ.
Fl.OUR-The market for Howard street Flour
continues without much animation, and prices arc
unchanged We are advised of sale or two of
good mixed standard brands from store to-day at
81, and of other smaller parcels at 81 06I. Soma
holders arc offering to sell freely ut 81 while others
are firm at "a OCT. The receipt price 10 IS S7i.
The last sales Of City Mills + our were at 81, a,
which price 1t is now held but we hear OF no trans
actions.
Retail sales OF SuIquehsnna Flour at SABA cash
GRAIN.-Yesterday and to-day supplies Of
Wheat arrived freely. Sales were made at former
rates, viz: SOS cts for good to strictly prime Md.
reds, and at 5Os75 cts. for inferior TO good. No
Pennsylvania Wheat a. market. Sales eff new Md.
Corn, suitable for shippiog 40 cts for 10th who
and yellow.
CLOVER SEEp.-The receipts are increasing, and
The wagon price is now So 25a3 37i for good qua.
hty. We note several sales from store within a
day or two at 62ia3 IS per bu.hel for good.
fROVlSiONS-We repeat our last quotations
for barrel meats with The remark that there is moth
ing doing. Mess pork is held at IS so; No at 81;
Prime at &c IS; New Baltimore packed Mess Beef
at 81, so; No ! at IS, so, and Prime a, s4,25. Tho
stock OF all descriptions OF Bacon is very light and
there is scarcelyany Of prime quality in market
we quote as before, however, prime Western
assorted at 5ta6 cite; Sides at 5,5i cts; Shoulders
OF si5i cts, and Hams at ~ 10 10 cts as in quality
The stock of Lard is very much reduced, and we
are not advised IF any sales No Western in
Kegs is held at ~ cts. Butter comes in pretty free
ly and is dull ct prices differing according to quality
WHlSKEY.-We quote hhds at % cts. and
bbls. at % cts. The wagon price of bbls. is 20
Cts exclusive of the barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
BY Last q YeNfso's MziL
NY THE pREsIDRNr
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
NEW YORR T,...a ID A


The election 10 progressing very quietly, though
pho day Is rainy. Up TO the time OF writing have
pot heard OF any disturbance whstever. IL 10 i'm.
possible 10 form any idea OF the result rs there arc
more split tickets abroad than have been seen be
fora. The contest will doubtless be very ciosc
The weather has been extremely unfavorable.
he rain has fallen heavily throughout the forenoon
This has had tendency TO chs:k business opera.
HONS.
Cotton is dull. and prices are decidedly in favor
OF the buyers.
Flour has been inactive in Consequence OF the
storm; holders, however, are very firm. The 70
cepts arc LIGHT; there Is very little in store, and ma
vigatisn will soon be c.osed-it in therefore not p,o.
bable that we shall have any further decline &c.
pesee remains Mt ~ 25as4.3I; OHIO, in fat hoops.
brought S425; 100 barrels Georgetown for EXPORT
$3.50 Jersey Corn Meal sod freely at %. 6s,,
and Rio Flour at s3.12f. 800 bushels Jersey bite
Corn brought So cents.
Whiskey 10 now held by one house; 1900 bbis
|have been sold. during Yesterday aud to day. at 90
10 u eents; 20 half pipes Rochelle Brandy were
taken at 81 rs 81 20, and IS half pipes Chatto-
nett on speculation at 81 rs; ssles OF F.ayseed
were made at $40, and Clovorseed at sol n Z -
fsiow Is in demand. but the market is not so firm
los u was; 225 barrels and so bids brought 8 a 81
cents tho latter price still be obtained for hhds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
TRUST SALES. &c.
FUTURE DAYS.


Qf s,uue ef decree Of fisva.n. --pertor Cam,
=, % the 81 day Of sep,easer. isiS IN a sur tssT,s,
.nl iopEas siosiios and oshers efssdss,. ss ,.
10 1 spYsu,sd ,hsrsia cspaiss'oaer for the sur
Count House. Aosd4y me ash ssy Of Ns,e.,
l.. ss, siS a5 ME- ,sr ss.s % wa
raei Of ssd called Oak ill., containing sboa, iS5s
sa .lie and eosss.sc The ssa ssis VII ss a,Ss s
ss sas 2, ,rs,s nan,h.-,es pureh.ser svnE bond
nseI..s 10 the said tract Of land. - '''
SALE OF TaE REAL E,TAT.. Or
BANKRI;PTs
DpRsuANr N a, 90, ~ -
ie,h IN J' s ssitets District Of v<inia maze
naer The real estate lneniioaeJ In the schedules
shc,t o., $500 n<se ocen dsefeet bankrapis 90
inc 6s under deeI of as, or o,her IN
Th. 81
,x..,.r ." "nnsn soi, an iaieres; In lots In Man-
In Ion, W INN. ga. "A. ,.,
s,I 10 ,e@siadsi IN fee simple % parcels Of Land IN
thsnei Co.'s as, o, taons. Hopper and Ma
'he es Tor ,ne nis Of Mrs Patsy Hooper;
Gh.rs,ie bp. uns,ided part OF parcel Of land in
40 .e res more or neens h.nse eontan'nx
4, jasn me ms,hsr o. Mr., Iiil
IA. rs nterea BY inheritance. from
.nd 4, Wt Thomas Bfo~n in 40 acres OF
'I IT, ~ Io ha'p'n eoun,y, hentnekv;
eoaniy ssaa,os ,s sats, pieec 81 hnd in H,nree
In Geo. ~ M. vi ~ = n nns;
.s-sr, MS NE interest 10 m undivided
Sonn Atsnsoo sen'r. deed Joining the Lands OF Viz,
N ne Independent Church IN the city Of
=" ohasiss MeCoas case parcel Of land in H,rieo
N hin, - G.a,.s containing " acres conveyed
U..r,ea - a. n-see- Also. parcel Of Land In
sians ere. ~ .e pan ., nscn hil a, Nc g. con-
lac -, D. 4. VI 70 s.in neCoah by No q Nrho-
m p.-e.i ~ ins n.so the iniereg OF said heccnil
~ Isu1 eon'-ning a,ouf " acres, which
70 Lewis Ihro<moTton the father OF hts wife
In Moss ~ Prerton's e,.- 100 arrrs ~ 80 I,i, 10
Bcdsoc county, Tsnness.e convened 10 bi,, ~ Ih,
sneat. ~ ~ ~N'A
In John n. Soniha;s a niece Of l.rd 4, U.,,;<.
containing aeres, being rsrt OF tbe zoe So,
on the side Of the Rehrnond and O.b,rn.is Tn1a
pike, conveyed 10 sId sonta.H by Samuel p Psr.,s
In the case OF ssrnnsl vanerSiec niece Of ana eon
tanning acres. IN Hs-rieo below R,chtnopt tncrn -
The No q IN tho rsn Of o.s lsidsr ny samuel Cane aud
conveyed by said Crane n said v,nder,.ce ' ~
In Henry HansD-'- case, one untiv,rs Gar n,, q,
lot IA RlAndfor in the I,sf, sb-s ,bi,h n y
Hanson, dee formerly rcsied co9taininv ,bru or ha,
acre lying south Of re,iiruee OF Ms Eixsr Too
IN Chariess Morcan's case, 9Th part OF tract of ia
acss Of land J., Preston county to sail Morgan
by VIM hcnry;
Va iIeLry Hewess ea.c ~ lots or parcels Of land
siin.teT IN the :pwn OF L.E!s ton county Of N-Ie,n
STATE or Illinois;
n2,n,s Joroans case 81 acres o. land yies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.

= 'H7'f'IH1fSf IfTEk, INUVs o W.
The receipts Of wheat are light, and price steady
al ~ Soc. per bushe for prime Penn. rod, and 90
for white; Southern whrst Isl soc per bushei.
Sales Penn. Rye at s. 60e; and As so cents for
southern do. Pennsylvania round yellow Corn
Sic; Southern Eat yellow, old, IS &c new do 40;
|od whhe do AZ a -; new do 80 cts. per bushel
Southern Oats steady at 22c per bushel.
Whiskey-Modera,e demand at 2la2iic per
gallon.
Cloversoed has declined rapidly TO s3I325 Der
bushel; Flaxseed 81, As per bushoi:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
G. A X ID .
RICHARD d. sANxay.


-,,... MANUFACTURER
IOREsENTS his respects 80 IN. t,,u,,, s.,.,.... -
- Lsn, ..<es MS indebtedness them for ihor
very hoerai patronage for the last "a years 'S'.
mas teen hs misfortune by a Train IN ALA, M q. -.
usns 70 ooh uercha anil 10 Iosc mo 800.
81 me 'onr period alluded TO above; and IN his dee,%,
NJ ~ NE ont Justice to his creditors H.. surrendered
M ou eren tho "tcorkiHy tools Of ale prsSsssion "
~ the kind aid Of few friends he mas bee, .,.t., .
,oots suitable or the prosecution OF ooE B,n,n
r,a US sod I. determined BY o,rn ,as
90 present work In poiot of ~
and durability Ia any city ne win eonidenee IN my
ms irsnds anJ patrons for their custom u9tS
kereIa qlay OF his work and materials. he need ,nis
nnt, nc act TIA, they have been in vsrisT.
ns.sns Insitruone. Court Oices Public AS..eIa,io, J,
anI roeees Throughout til for series OF yssrs
az" \, Escn, as Tar a. earned. general abstraction
eyins upon the End eeog- Of those for whom n. n,
20 long aEh so f,ithf,ly worked ne trrsts in si, -,
commanding their fr-nas "" re-
Cn oppss re bound. and blank Books furnished ,,IoS
10 my psncfn AMI bound Ia any cesirabl. styIe
10 nv Old customers and the public sener.rx ~.
i.Ne'o say uist they he furnished with
nr,ee. s. Q, very superior quality. and At 10 :.
Occupies The store unjer my n ndery on. oor hsn,v
sc D d3Ir '>'-"hoho' va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
BARGAiNsIN SERVANTS CLOTHING

Octooer, 1871.
you want good articles for the nres Di.,,a .x,r,
Il the following articles now opened ~ s.lI,r. ~ 10
Wholesale OF retail In lsi ge quantities: s va "
% pieces heavy Tsied Cotton Kersevs 6,r Men. y.
tine unparalleled low price Of l2le per ward wal
Ico pieces Wooden Mkt Keiscys and to,bIa e,bi.-,
Linseys from ele add 2jc, for Men 'e saO'eu
Heavy Milled Saitne:s al 2s 81 3s etc
iu pieces heavy mkt Cotton Ilaseys pasrlv , x,r.
Wie Tor Females only. az l2tc '' 'Ai'
bale mkt with wool do do, AZ Ia
MKT Iinseys At l2tc, Is and 2Jc
Red Linseys AZ IL, ard 6rcr
RAD do, very superior qualify atIse a.
ALSO,
hos'ery, etc. etc will be found Al -'
~ m n, ,->,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

WISH lease my present residence "a few miles Glow
King a Queen Court HoaseJ for three year,,
The lease prefer-- lies the river, where IL
suite bold and the facilities Of shipping receiving what
desired frequently offered In the
sh taken In abundance of the door, and within
cw steps OF the dwelling is hne bold spring. Tbr high
land contains 250 which by the process pursu-
ing OF lining and using the oa from the low land.
soon be made very productive grazing marsh Of con-
siderable 10 aiachedto the tract but the value Of
this place consists In its extensive Deddos, which yield
annually large amount Of hay. There press OF great
recently erected and hay houses each side
Tho terms will be and along with the premises be
had suf-lcn implements for the work OF the
establishment, and stock of every description very low
rate.
lam dcsirous 10 sell VIII teha, just above wslkerton-
this farm 10 the river and is ia respects valuable
estate Containing S)S susceptible Of advantageous
division into With this place also be had
stock. aud farming cnsis moderate
One-ihird of the purchase money would be wanted IN
cas-ihe balance might be retained for time,
vidcd the interest upon It should be paid semi annually
JAMES GOvAN.
Bordley, 81 Nov. 1872 no III claxu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
SALE OF LANYARD,
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, Sc.


DuRSuANrto a deed Of truss; executed 10 the s.hs-,i
Der, by Thomas Phillips on tie leh tlay Of FebTnary
si2 and Of record In the Clerks ofiee OF the county,
Cour OF Prince Edward for certain purposes therein
cited shall. on the tiay OF IanusTx isi7 o. ~ -,
misses, In the town Of Farmv'e sell for CASH Inc foyny
ggaopery, 70 VII Lot No used IS a Tenuery, and now
hiied out with all necessary buildings watts and or
on the tanning business extensive and
hAole scale ensaIing 10 industry ample remune ration
also Two comfortable dwelling houses wi a xariens on
honses &c attached; negro woman, two horses AM
Wagon, and many other articles numerous;o enoo
rms properly u OF great value, and offers favorable on
portuniy TO those iesreus Of cvestnx their money
oSn properly OF doing so 10 great advantage.
MIsnins 70 rxanne can have an opPoItup., noin1 =,
the subscriber who can found at his oce
town Tbs ute 10 said property 70 DC undoeoI'
~ ard COM Tie isis vested IN me by deed.
VIM. &. FLOURNOI, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
NEW E.rADLIsHM ENT.

dOMAS y. RIDOICK.
* 6CIruLLf informs his friends and the prblie
sneray thai ne he's inken toe store on III street
a,oy occupied by Logan Waller fr the purpose Of coon
HAT BUSINESS,
And has jus; opeGes assortment Of HAT. an, e., II,
the latest New York Style and intends keepn~ on hsnd
constant and full supply OF al! attic les ia his I'm.
me borrowing - part OF his stock now on hand-sun..
II psser Cassimere Nutra Russia, Brush and Molr.
s sn ra1 Also. Ouer, Fur Seal Cloth, sealeu Musk
eoI HAIR Seal Caps lie pcIg-s hImselfto sell ans
uele an ms me for cash, they can be a
IN any establishment IN the civ ' ~ " sa "a 90