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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09


Temperance. Mason Esq, of Old Chester
Pa. delivered a most able and interesting speech on
this subject, in the Court House on Wednesday
evening last. lie laid facts, and arguments toun-
ded on them, before the audience in an rresls ia
BILE manner, conclusively demonstrating alcoho-
lie drinks to be deranger of the body, the mind
the heart, and the conscience; showing that its
tendencies were ever destructive to all that is
honorable and noble in humanity; and urging u
pom the judgment of his hearers, the claims of
the temperance cause in such manner, as to
leave them with out excuse for not using their
influence in checking the accursed flood of in
temperance: that is wrecking the intellects an 4
destroying the bodies Of SO many of our citizens,
blasted victOms of its creation.
lie mentioned the interesting fact that all the
lawyers in the county he resided in, and the
Judge upon the bench, were firm supporters OF
tile temperance cause. Would that 1t were so
III our county-amongst the members of our bar
it may have friends, but amongst them it has no
advocate, Shame shame! shame!
7. 5. MIR. Mason spoke, on Thursday night in
the Presbyterian church, dwelling that time more
particularly on the Importance OF general dittu-
sion OF education and virtue. to the stability OF
our government, and showing intemperance to
be great barrier in the way.
LuKD AsHBURToN.-Thls distinguish
ed parsonage arrived in Annapolis Oh
Sunday last and on Monday afternoon
proceeded with his suit TO Washington.
lie is represented to bea stout, fine look
ing man, of about IS years, and very
plain III dress and manners. lie being the
greatest business man living and more
skilled than any other in conducting
great business negotiations, our govern
ment should exercise the utmost caution
and precision IN their operations with him,
lest he should get the windward OF them,
but The sagacIly OF a " ebsler is equal to
the OCCASION
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

NJ ELANcHoLY.-We learn from the Bal
llmore Sun of yesterday, that an affecting
accident happened, at the us. Steam
Frlgate Missouri, which ran aground in
the Potomac river on Monday last. Strenu-
Gus efforts. were being made to get her off,
and Lieut.. John +. Borden was out in
charge Of boats crew, with on anchor
e Ideavoring to heave her off, when the
boat most unfortunately swamped, and he
and fifteen of the crew were lost. lie
was meritorlous office. The boat is
still aground.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09
WILL MINGTON MARKET =,
Tailoring.

Tailoring.
HOLD on Lord Ashburton! before YOU
Acome to any definite conclusion, a.
bout the matters in dispute between this
country aud John Bull. Call and exam
inc the European Fashions just received
at Finegan's. Elklon; where your best
London coats can be beaten, not by any
ofyour Majesty's loyal subjects, but by
PATRlCluS FINEGAN,
April 9Th 1912 Tailor Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

The Hon. Waddy Thompson, Minister from
the U. States to Mexico arrived at New Orleans
n tho 25th ult., on his way to that country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09
For Rent.

4 good STORE HOUSE, situated in
IA the East End OF Elkton, formerly oc
cupied by Kean s. Gottier, as such, to-
geiher with large and secure granarv
sufficient to hold 1000 Bushels of Grain,
good cellar, and frs, rate pump of
water at the door, also adjoining said
building large and commodious cabinet
makers or Carpenters shop,
Also FOR SHE.
Six fine building lots situated on back
street front as feet, running back 100, also
several building lots on front st.
Terms apply to
JOSEPH Nj Ana.
Flkton F"t 70 h 1S12-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

The Editor of the Susquehanna Advocate, the
same chap, who got the slippers wrapped up in
I5.bro'cnese1Epaper, with ,rorsied spots e. C.
worn-out spots) on them; says he fused us up''
some time ago. Wellw can't complain fol by
his own showing he mas also used up Daniel Well
ster, Thomas II. Benton, and jaime. Buchanan,
80 we are used up in big company. Without any
apparent conjunction, he at one swoop robs
them of at least half their good name,' dubs
them Dan, and Tom, and Jim, and then pro-
nonnces them FUSED up" completely. How
Tom," and "Jim," stand it we know not. But
it is rumored that "Dan" is terribly mortified a
bout its afflicted even unto tears" Oh cruel
Susquehanna Advocate!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09
CHAMB FRS g. MAFFlT

III AVE opened their stock of SPRING
IA s. SUMMER GOODS, and are now
ready, to supply their customers and the
public, with Fashionable goods, at little
over half the former prices.
just received lot New Crop Sugars,
with general assortment of Groceries
which are for sale very low.
In selling CHEAP GOODS, they are
prepared for the Tug of War"
ElklOn. Anril Oh 1912
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

HE DISPUTED TEHRlToRY-The
most important case brought before the
court this week, was '.boundary ques-
ion, which we understand (it being from
time immemnrial' with u.s. has been oc-
cupylng the attention of every court for
the last fifteen or sixteen wears. The
parties are David Brown and Mar garel
Aurelia Porter. (llrr name is now, b,
marriage cha! g d to Mrs. ilaran.) The
piece Of land which is the subject of dis
pnte contains about so acres; il IS "A
wedge shaped piece. the base being on the
Octorara Creek and extending from it to
a point; the worth of il we have heard es-
tinaed varon ~, lron 5 to 80 dollars.
ami rating it at The latter price; the sui,
has no doubt cost the parties its value
thrlce told. Cases of this kind show the
Importance OF having the boundaries of
land fixed, and large and immoveable
molumenIs set up u, all corners; it would
save much dispute, much rancour OF fee
ling amongst neighbors, and much mo-
ney; II is what every man who has Ian d
should attend to, and have indlsputabIy
settled; ii also shows the foolishness of
golrgto law about trhes where the ex-
pence must be greater than the gain. The
SUIT in question has been put off in Or
derto make additional surveys. and ncxt
court It will again be brought foru ard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

The Red Store.-By reference to our advertise
ing columns it will be seen that Mr. Jas. s. Pur-
nell has opened a new store in the red bnlding
nearly opposite the Court House. We called in
t, see him the other day--he really has fine
assortment of goods, and sells them at very low
prices; he deserves encouragement, and he's get
ting it too. We advise all who wish to make
cheap purchases, to call and see him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

FINEGAN.--ihe comico-lrish Tailor.
See his advertisement. We will say for
him what he forgot 10 say for himself, viz:
tha he is as ready to do up coat fer
any decent man Chat is, any man who
will fork up the 'Rhino') as for Lord Ash
burton To those who ape after things
foreign, and to anti tariff men. we would
say he is 'bit Of an imported Irishman,
and has the imported fashions. To those
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

DIsGRAcEFuL.--The Baltimore Sun Of the 5th
srys that an assault was made in the Lunch under
Barnnm's Hotel, by five rowdies, upon young
English Mdshipmcn, of the fiigate Warspite.-
The fault was entirely on the part Of the rowdics
and the Sun adds: ave are sorry such characters
should disgrace the American name in one of
the most quiet and splendid establishments in
our city,"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-09

FIRE.-The papers abound with accounts of
an unusual number of fines The Kent News of
the I'd inst. states that destructive fire occurred
IN Greensborough, Caroline Co., on the Thursday
previous, destroying the dwellings, Of Mr.. Henry
Goodwin and Thos. Burchenal Esq, and four or
five Others Damage $4,000.
The Wilmington papers state that large barn
at Braudywine belonging to Jno. II. Price ESQ.,,
was burne on the same night--th thought to be the
work of an incendary il stood detached from
other buildings. 1900 fourbarrels and l6O
hogsheads were consumed i'll it. Loss 81 900.
A large barn owned by Mr.. Garrison near Jer-
scy City, was consumed on the 9Oth ult. and 80
cows were burnt to cinders. Supposed to have
been the work of an inccndary.
A destructive fire occurred in Camden N. J,
on tn" 3lst ult. which destroyed large Hotel
kept by MIR. Elwell besides injuring other bull
dngs.
In all the large cities throughout the whole
country, it appears from the papers, that fires arc
unusually frequent. In New York, 100 houses
We're burned at one fire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Two MR.. AENER ODlNSoN-SE-l not being an inha
L hita.t Of tie Stale of Virginia, viii be pleased 10 take No
tice, that shall, on Wednesday,, the 2ith cy 81 August neNt, Ire
wrcu The hours OF eight O'Clock IN The forenoon and seven
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same day, proceed, in the Clerks
Office Of the Superior Count of Chancefy for the Richmond CIR
,uir. la take the dispositions Of Islam rGckett, Joseph Gates, w
n. Puekc,t, Robert NJ. Button, john w. Sheppard and others. tn
he read in evidence on the trial Of a suit depending in the sad
Cuur, wherein am plaintiff, and ton, Ahher Hobihson, u. !"
Green. lsham Puckcti, William burton, Joseph Adkins. Boiling
cambridge. Jacob A. Smith and Thomas Il. Carter are defendants
and The taking al the depo>iunns of The Witnesses aforesaid, and
Others, il not cotap!-icd on Tire hrst day. will he continued from
day To day, "a, The same place, and between the same hours, ,'nit
the taking uf the delosltIu:s of the said witnesses, and others,
,h.! be coinpleied-wheG and wl,rc yon may ATTEND, u you
uIras.. PHILIP D. JONES.
Iu,, ~ 2l-iw
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FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR SPRiNGs.
THE Proprietor Of this pleasant and desirable situation nloin
II is situated most eon-cnienily-in facility If access from lne Z
hnard 10 mountain air, is e,criird by no watering pace IN wy :.
Union. being hui one NJ lie distant from strphenson's DrP"t, on II
Winchester and Balimnrc Railroad, where a public cohVeyan..
will always eel the cars, ascending and descending, anu y
miles from Winchester, which is visited by daily lines o W
from the surrounding country. This watering place mas nre -.
meronsly rcsurted 10 by persona lalnrtng under iireI =.
and nthrr arrangements Of secretion, with The happits' re-,
The efficacy Of he water attested by numbers ftnia tns wan. a ~
cities, from " hiclI it is peculiarly accessible, Is heiie'eu " :"
equal 10 any Medicinal spring in Virginia: ,v,.i,.
Every efmt has been made IN put this deiienilnI ~
Place upon n footing with the most ias'.ioiiahie "a'e'inE p: :n IN
the Find and every ey,Ition will BE- used III give satisfaction y"
a an nj, M nv W., i Il N BRANCH JORDAN.
a1 "no" ' N"" twin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

To the Honorable the House Of Delegates, IN the Com
monrcahh Of Trginid.
TT will riv, me Measure 10 serve yon, in the capacity Of Door
Leener ~ me > ~ Session Of the General Assembly. MY pa,i
life has made me familiar with the practice us;oS of similar ! @ Sd1ies ea,n "
into II , Lr,ri and hand that will give their zeal. constancv ana
re',itrds TO your service. The a tenure %s w Of the is n S,I' ,.a pas Wtsdf1 ~
hcen made from wear TO year, ana ne WHO - "n nalproscri bed
rs a citizen. Equality OF rights and Tae,ension,; WIN i, "ee AZ !; gss
lo,nij ION in Office make the distinctive cEaIacteIisHeS ~ W, nv
sys,rn, 81 eovc,nmeut-and assemblies, as well az individuals,
mnv ration,,,, believe their enemies will not serve them bellef
than their friends. Yours, ialn!hHy, ,ru n ATTAIN
Culpepe-, June LIST, 1912,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

EVEN DOLLARS REWAID.-Ean away from the James Eivei
4 4 Kanawha Company, about tmt last nf March, ] Negro men
lanes, Ben, Mose> and Tom. James was hired Of Mrrlweiliei
Jones, Of Hanover, and has Il wife al Mr.: james Lyons, nca'
K chItond-he is about y years Of age. > feet I or \ inches ilsh'
M marks tecullested. Zen and Moses were hired OF Mrs
Elizabeth Wingfc:d, Of Iiarov-r-Bsn Is about % years OF aye
very black, his ears have hccu perforated for rinrs, lie las a WIZ
AT Joseph Wingiie!6's, IN Hanover, about 5 feet q inches high
Moses IS about ; feet 9 or 10 inches high, brown coin?leAioh, :.
yeas of age, and il is understood he can write very wcil-he was
hired last year by Col. samI. Myers Of Richmond, and 1t Is E'nre
than prolahle he may have Il pass. Tom il about 20 years OF age,
s feet & inches high, dars complexion. hired Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Winrf.ld If Hanover. The above reward viii be gwen f"r each
If delivered :. Capt William X. Richardson, in Richmond, OF
10 q. d. Ayres, ut Dover, or secured in Jail so We get them.
May - iH
yrT Tie Wing will copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

Sir tm S a reek Jy james F;rer C"nal 10 Lyneh1"rg'
and from thence, BY S,oses, TO Tie Baite Sulphur,
ru Natural Bridge and DbroHs Springs.
AN and after the nsth March. our Passage Boats WI lsav.
" Richmond at q. r. NJ, and Lynchburg II; 3, I. NJ, Mondays,
Wednesday,. and Frplay-, and arrive at scotsviie, both down
md ~, atla, A., Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and ini'
Richmond and Lynchhurr The following nieht.
Passengers 10 charlottesville aud Sraunion VIII find ms the
most comfortable and cheapest route, with az lille loss oil bust
NJ : tim. rs by Railroad.
Passengers leaving Richmond al G, p. NJ, will reach SCOTS
vile 10 dinner next day, and Charlottesville, by our s'ases' ato'
T. ". n.;,o .
Snuu,on passengers win, by our Stages, reach BrooSsviIle ~
J. r. NJ, and leave next rornin. at : O'CLOCK, aid arrive W
s,ann,on at 10, A. H., connecting with the Stage Routes out Q
Staunton. -
TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays, aud arrive In Richmond 4
!. +. 81, and Lynchhnrg at q, p. NJ. next day.
Tic Gainesville STAGES, by Cumberland &. H., To farnvhle'
viii leave Gainesville on the arrival Of the day Boat, from Elch
,nnnd: and coming down, win connect with the night Boat al d
+. ~, from L~ynchburg 10 Richmond.
or Fare 10 L%ynchburc. 50.
ALL l09-6in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

y Az NOTICE The Go. Partnership between the unGersisn-
- ed has. ~ mutual consent. been dissolved.
The unfinished business Gf Judge Stinari, in the tonrt m
Am, ais and else wl,tc, is left in The charge OF Robert &. Stunafd'
AID viii br attended 10 by him, except those cases in which the
PARTIES int rested prefer 10 cE.ase other Counsel. Parties intend
Inc 10 engage other Counsel, viii please 10 communicate with the
undersigned X. G. S,anard,) aud appr!z. him Of 'beir purpose he
fare the commencement If the ensuing terra Of the Coar, Of Ap
penls, IN the 18th OF October next.
JAMES LYONS,
ROBERT c. SrANARD.
I,..Sa l5-!2t
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VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RtcHaoNp, FEB. nh, lsi2.
ID Y virtue of Il resolution adopted by the General Assembly, OF
ID Virginia, on the 4th day Of February, 1872, l do hereby give
notice 10 all persons having claims on the State Of virginia inf
Revolutionary land bounty, their heirs or assigns, to present .e
same for adjustment before the lst day OF March, ieio' OF su."
claims shall forever thereafter be considered and held Ia be void'
excru. the claims Of such officers ard soldiers as were returned to
III. Board az War at The close of the war, entitled to land bounty.
5. II. PARKER, Reg. H. GGor.
T., 81 II
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I l.. WATKINS x co, F,snto>,nLr DEALERS IS Doors
-. SHOES, ?susss, CARrer E.Gs, &c, &c, r?peS''t "e R"ns
Of ne lite Eqris H'c, Echnond, Pd.-llavo in store, aud are
,ccei:in. by every packe, from Philadelphia, large supplies OF ne
most ;tsljnna,ir and su;erb articles III their line, made By The
most tel. braird woIkmrn N tia; cay.
g. They RESPECTFULLY solicit an examination Of their stock from
purchasers before purchasing elsewhere.
Iuiy II 4l-t
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NOTICF.-We Shall stop running cur Scotsvtue Boa, from
! ' and after the Is, Of July. The connection VIII, The Situation
Stage. via the Canal and Sco,iSvile, will s,i.l he kent up. Pas
sencefs for st-untdn, by leaving in or ~Lynchhnrs Eosts.
%hieh leave Richmond On Monday. Wednesday and Friday at =
O'Clock A. u, viii arrive In Stannttn at the same hour n those
Ir Railroad. BOYD, MON < DAVENPORT.
July lG-tf
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w si"rss, a Boy, from l5' Ii yeas lid, possessinsa good Ia
shsh education.
SHoCCO SPRINGS, WARREN COUNTY. y. C-T'n" Pro
~ pric,re's Of tbs Estahli.hrcni taxes rIe9>nr, N ini"T'n'i
her friends and the pnliic, that her house was ofenrd early in
lnne, with every convenience thai may he ncc' Ssliy 10 iHr ccin
lui ana pleasure al ttrise Who'll may itvo. her w'E ll',. Puipn's
The virtues OF The waters nre = we'll known, as harn'y 10 ,e
Il. arising from repratrd attach. or Billions Fever, in in'crinit-
tent Fever, femorfia-cs from weakness, Dr"lsy anu loti-.s.
cure; and the testimony ii those who have heen benefited By their
use. night be furnished Il il were deemed necessary. a
the care, and anNi.nes of business, il - unsurpassed IN te Sia'r;
wh "'f ;%e n s'St u W i m a' aud T Iaau"T q a II Ta i" with :" ali the iaan.
r Itss Of a" '' a%n mass1,. e% %a n Nh 's, a1,,r. "@ .ga T'i &c Us p follow: NY
Board for single person per day., 50 q
" month, =, w
families Of or more persons (ea,hl per day: e"
&" month, 90 90
Rates Of keeping Horses:
Ho'se per day., syn
monHi. 10 90
To persons or families boarding by the season. a liberal dsurc
TO pa,ruts, would remark, ,ha, /! have employed a snGrrio;
as may he placed under her care.
sm.cco HslL.-There viii he a Dali and Patty furnished at
'"0''0 sp''"s' . !" IL -0'' ana 81" '"'' "A ANN JOHNSON.
shoceo, July "A, 1872. so-wiw
4 vALUAEI. PAMrNKEY FAIRS FOR shLE:-",l ls
n sold, a, Hanover CnntLhoI.e. on Tuesday, the adth day OF
July ncAt, that heiog Hanover County Court day, by The under.
signed, acting rs Commissioners, under u decree OF me 'iren,'
Superior cout; Of Law and Chancery for the c"nnty ot la.%srr,
pronounced on the 7th dy If ori"l.r, lei'. in The oansr o. InMm
L.. Ta.Inr, plaintiff. aeainS. Robert Taylor and niirr-, "er,aru.'
ali that crr:ain parcel uf Land late tho dover of kl.zahnih lag-
ir in ilr estate Of her deceased husband, Richard Taylor, con
tanning, ~ estimation, Is; acres. .,u
This land lies Immediately on the Pan,nnkey river, u mrrS
North of Richmond. adjoining the lands "f WINS. carter, u, !"
Euwlcs and Others; has upon II n large and convenient dweilhs
house, together with all necessary out-EoiSes, aiert'ic s'''en 81"
orchard u we'll selected frnit.
The terms Will h. cash, rs 10 sn much "a VIII y heeesS''! ~
defray The costs of the snii and salc-nncihi:d of t"e ies'utc "'"'.
payable on the Isl day of January, lsB, one otter ihi'ao ~ ,ne ~
day Of January, 1911, aud the remaining third on the Isl o'y ~
January. 1915, the purchaser giving bonds with approved sestl,s
for he deferred payments, aud the title retained unll lhe ""'e
Of the purchase money is paid.
EiCk. l.. WINSTON,
June o-""s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

BRUNSWICK hCADE"i The neat session ni This lnsi'in-
ID lion VIII commence Oh Wednesday, tie .osh July, under ia.
char.c "f iahury Browne, ESQ, whose reputation a 4 Teacher
* 50 well anown AS 10 render any recommendation OF this School
from tile Board of Trustees unnecessary Y.
Beard may he had in lhr most respectable Families IN iae va
lare and neirhboriaud. iupis, whether boarding III the same
family witt Mr. Browne, or elsewhere, viii be answrrable 1t
I'm for their cunduct cut If Is we'll as IN school.
Terms per session of s mnuths.-Latin, Greek, and the hi:hcr
hrnrchrs al Mathematics, SO; English. Sic 30. IN additional
lee Of - for French. HENRY LEWIS, President.
I.tv lG-6w
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professional NoTICE-llavins resigned my seat IN the
Z Senate, INV attention VIII he henceforward devoted t"lny pro.
frssion; and, III addition 10 the Courts in which nov practise, J.
propose hereafter To attend the Count of Appeals al Lewisburg, II
!" IL '''s ~ ''N JAMES LYONS.
I,u, eff
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sUMNEa H~hTs-sUMMER HATS have just received my
~ s,ork Of Palm Leaf, Ifghorn ana iaha,ha iia's, "Ileh !
+. $. G~ARBANATI,
Sirn of Transparent Hat, Shockuc Hill.
..u HIT
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June GO
JAMES Lyons,
ROBERT c. STAN3RD.
l5-l2t

TAKE NOTICE.-inlants' round crown LeehorE Hats are 10
4 be lad al very low prices al the cheap cash store Of
p. :. GARBANATI,
Sign Of Transparent Hat, snockce iiali:
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-...-.-, nCbIsi-d Ire mt u zee GaEth ~
~ i.,. Ls f,sisturt, dsi tT'es q mesn aarsag - 90 "' s~'
9Hts >'i'' "- TERM Ms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,,,,,rs = cnrnu, and Three Dollars for six months,
J-sNe I.an.r ~ Be PAID in .he Office, or RENTED ny mali, posi-
pa '" w. I,lI,rs per anuum Al the end OF the year:
pa 4" a. H,ss "a ms Office may he reunited per mall IN eooa aHu u
= ~ :" no,r.. ~ the risk Of the Editor; tse postage q an
aSoiiae '. o ,s IN IA, Briters-trhe postage OF 4 single ielttr
Lt""N o. v. r,,v account 10 the writer. II Is the accu'huiat'ono i
H'N'''' :, offensive business, which operates : serious !
am t y, ~ sf :. III ray for nine papers, annually shall nave the
iel:a E-'tS. rppvs OF ADVERTISING.
49,. .c,a,s cf slI:ssn lines, "r less, @ts SWIM" ~
..T ,,n:ira-ure, - teats i'll ,hs advance
"" 800. ~,T.,y references, to iasGTe eNcCntta.
pa ~. v.hn,c . :vt itisiu. NAY amount !" ~" tet nun "
'. ,,il ~ N a. ofaj per CENT 3hh 10 S"u' o J ~.
On -' 81. .s,r.,, solicitation of several q! our eNy i'tauS'
-" i.,..,,n.d IL take Il linsied number "a yearly a"Vct.
"t"'' ~. I,..o ii altogether unnecessary 10 say any u'ns ~
N,'r Tho adv ,ntiges likely To reSilt 'hc'eirn'n 10 tns wh"ie.
"'' ~ fra, ~ et,eaSiUs ctrcatctt0a oil ohr paper III 'He 'uu'
80 ' ~i frotn The fact, that an annual advertisements, twee "
H'i" ~" Il ,o,-,r /. frfrV 7aper, aud once j week IN e'erg " "
~etn' - Prr1rlr,isers viii be strictly iated, however, i" lhe
pa. S,sr6et IN our general tcras and toa sage VtIs. s
-" ,,t ,sy m ist p.y pro rata for an enlargement pclona ".
-. -. IN, ;aev shall, .lave the privilege vi cians,is nen ''e
',soi ,. oEtcn as they please, without any ad'ti""lI VS.
N. tmve!py are TIE terms Of aanas! aGeeftss"e""s' a.,
- s,o,r,, weekly, ."
twice Il week, ~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-My Farm. containing Ob
' arr>, /, iu- on the Ea,idan river, eight mites from Orange
Coijt hoc.c. aul tiity, five fton Fredericksburg, IS for safe at a
reduced Price. Fot farther larticulars, Apply To me, az .? le,tsI,
JAMES l.. COLEMAN.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

LSOR SALE.-sluN, 600 Of Virginia G per cent Stale Stock
Il SlG,O01 OF Richmond City 9 per cent. Stock in sums Ia suit
purchasers. Apply AT the Bank Of Virginia.