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Sir Die Geraussabe einer oeutfdben Wcnate
@ebrift antsr Dem sitel, Der
WennlUlpania 0auer.

-
Sebrift uilter Dem 3itel, Der
WenniUlpania Sauer.
gs lit cine anerfannte Babrbeit, ba6 in
allen 3peisen pcs menfbliebeu wibsns, ra1
Itbe unb srpbe ScrtItbritte senaebt perben,
feline abgr perbient nebr Die Nufmertlamfet,
oes 9elamlnten menIebIieben Scrttanpes, als
Der, BET $ano,pirtbIbaff, hiebt nur neil pers
felbe, ber altette, per ebrnitrbislte nuo ,t5s
tbisite 1T, fpnosrn neil perielbe in lth 1elbIt
aaes men(tbliebe 9Di0en bereinist. Die Sla=
tur9eIbiebte, Sotanif, gbemie, Oleebanit,
llno ibre SebalfeiL unb es 1T tpabrbaft ers
freulieb su iebeil, caB 70 ippbl in rn1erm ber>
lieben freien $amOe ais i'm alten Wlltterlanoe
ftob bic selebrtstten S6pfe init ber raoitalis
fben 0erbe0ernnsen tes $anobaues nnb per
Siebautbt tbeoretiId be1bdftisen, benen Oct
oenfenoe uno praftilebe $anowirtb, neue
0ueaen oes 1BpblHanbes Derbanfet. Sie
Befanntnerouus FOLDER nlsIieben gntpefnns
aen imo grfincunsen 1T bas 2Dert Der 9ras
derpreGe. llHere enslifben Srloer in eles
fem $ampe etfreuen (teb piele folder Sbrften,
Inn ater autb llnIere beuhben Sriber in
&euntni6 Sielsr Srbenerun9. erfabrunsen
nm gntoefunsen an feselh 1T bic Ablttbt oies
Ies ScrG6lass. QBir lcsen lelben einen ees
PDrteN ,puClltUll VlSeptht WV INV thpVll
mir auf 4ufmlmterlns unp ltnteri'hsuns
bnreb aablreiebe llntsrIhreiber rebnen, pers
fpreeben mir pilnttihss S1atbfcmmen uuIcr'
feits, nit fo!senpen
Seotn9un9eu:
9srIelts sriebeint am Nnfanae eines jeosn
O1onats in srebe Octapc, iln9efdbr l6 Sci:
ten, auf sutcm 0rufpapier unb ihouen
Sbriften fir elm 9haler pem Sabrsans in
Dpraus 8eSablun9.
Sir niebt ,penissr als ein Sabreanp fann
ilnterIbrieben perbcn. Uuffinblsun9en nit:
ben 3wti Monate Scr Nblauf pes Ucrscbcu:
ben Sabre 9cfebeben, nno alle Iilf tanpe be-
riebtist fsin 'penn felbe bsrltel1tiset wsreen
follen.
15er 2baler einfenoet, Dem iperoen 6
gremplare 5u9elteat.
Oiittbeilunsen itbcr iebsn 9esenltanb ocs
2tsrtaues, cer Sieb3uebt, uno tberbaupt
uber Illes oabn 3iclenpe, ,rerpen init Danf
aufsenommen, mulen absr 70 pie ale Sriefs
pplffrsi ein9elanbt ,psrben.
5beiay uno 5elers.
5oambur9, Septembsr 6.
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N9enten fir ben Oerfaut Don Or.
Qetop'5 Y(ut- -Yt[len.

8. 81. Smltb II. 60. etc Stral1e, nabe am
Notben >t,pen wirtbsbauIe.
8. @iIbert 1t. 60. Ste ct. obsrbalb Der
Dsin @rade.
Srispri6 Slstt, gfs oer stsn uno gaacp,
bill @trafe.
g. 80. Oafslp, Gppotbefer, Steabins.
Sarab 3. Wlorris, DO. DO.
Scbn S. $pns, DO $antater.
8. 3. O1o)er, DO. 9(llentaun,
s. o. slnnert, Sanfinann, <aneatter.
Dliaer, Sebifp 1t. @mitb, DO. 5ambmrs
gsltnp gum Serfanf in DER 0rnferei piefer
3eitnns, preis 25 Gent bic @baebtel
Dlal 60. IS.
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9SertD Der Yonfnoten
IN WenniOlpanten.


Sant non 9lae9banp, Su Sepfrrp, lInsansbr.
Ssaper, Su Saswr, %.
Snatara, iu 9arriSbur9, 9efbloiTen
sSalb'n9tpn, ju 9eaibin9tpn, un9ana.
eDambsrsbur9 Su gtamberSburs, 6
ebeter @alntD 5u 2Ssitbsftsr. par
9elamare @auntp* ;u @Deifsr, par
0srnantauu ju Ssrmantaun. rar
9etti5bur9A 3u @etti66rs, 6
SelpStaun 81 gemiStauu, IL
Ottcbetaun ~ Mbbletaun. <
Wcnt9cmerp Co.. III 9tprriStaun ror
9rrtbumberlanp Su PrrtDumbsrl. s
gtertb Nmerifa* gu pbil'a, par
oeortbsrn aibertisS' gu pbi'a, par
psnniDlpania* iu pbila, 2
psm Sauni6ip* su Ybiba, 8
pttSbr9, su YihSbur9, 9
Sanf Der Ser. .St* 81 Ybilapslpbja. = 60
DO. 90. 3ne9* su pittsburs, 60
%. oo. Do. ju erie, 60
Do. oc. DO. Su Ssapsr, 60
DO DO % 5u @eu 8ristban 60
SsrfS eanntD Sanf gu Msaoins, oeIblofTen
earlsle cittc* Su Sarlisls, 6
Ssntre Ditto Su Sslefpnts, aeitblosen
Sitp Sanf gu Wittsbre, llnoanabar
@clumbia Sriden GjeieOibaft. Columbia 3
Scmmecial Sanf,* au Ybu'a, par
OcDleetann bitto si 0pDls bar
@affcn bttto* su @aitpn, par
erie Ditto 81 @ris,
grd,an9s pittp s1 pittsbura, y
@rdlan9e 3tpeig Sn SoplibaDsburo, .
warmers Sanf .. Suds @tD 4. Sriifpl. par
Sariners II. 9rcpers gu 9Sapnesbura ~
Sarnnrs Ditto bon 2aneaifsr* III aontaifer =
Sormers Ditto, bon Gsabino* ;u Sea ~.
6armsrS II. MsbanieS Ditto ;u pbl'a, par
SarmerS unS Ditto Ditto ~ Dittsbura, os6r
warmers uno Ditto %. ;u Tapetts So .asbr
Sarmsrs nno Do su Grencattle ac6roh.
Sranflln Ditto ;u SSafbinotor, 2
erarc Ditto (Stepben)* in Dbil'a, oefbloG
Grarb oittcf in pbil'n hc
SQarrsbur9 Ditto ;u Sarrisbma,
Searmcnp Snffitute ju 6armcnp, unoono
5opnesbale Sanf iu 5ocnsseals, II
6nntin9bon Ditto 81 J9untinapen, unoono
Suna'a O"'V su Stsu'etaah' un9an9.
qanfaifer %. ju qanfaifer oI
aebanon 30. 5u Qebancn,
Qlntberman's DO. at 8arren. oebrorben
Wanuf. 1t. Wtebaitics in pbtl'a. Id
Warrietta 1t. Susqneb Srabind @p. unob,
Msr9antS IT, Manuf. Sanft pitfSbma, .
Wedantcs Sanf in pbil'a, par
Wtners Sanf bon 9pcttspile,
9tDrtbern bits BON ga. All Ounbaff. uuob
Ofcnpn9cbela Ditto BON Sraunspiae, s
Woymenfng Sanff tn pbil'a, ID
Icrtbumbl. II. GOLF. ST. su Miltpn. unob,
g. Meifern Sf. p.Ya. s.Weeabesil(e. oelah[.
.Ieu Salem Do. 3u SaDette @auntp, betriia.
Tcrthamptcn Sanf Su Stllentann, i6
g. 8. Deldw. Sriifen So. su N.s,. aeietl.
9l9rieul. II. Wanuf. Sf. su Carlisle, aebr.
ptilabelpbta Sanf* ;u pbilaocIpbia, par
Giharos (Narf) in pbilabelpbia, sebroeb
SdnDlfia Sanf* in pbil'a, bar
Stloer eafe Sanf at Montrcfe, gefdlpG.
Spntbwarf btttc in pbl'a, par
Scwanba Do. su Scipanba, rs
llricn br. Sn tnipntaun, 9ebrpdb
Weiteru DO. tn pbilabeIpbta, par
9Seffmprelanb DO. su @reenstnre, gefeblo.
Wtlfesbarre Sritfcn 60. su gHiif. nngana
WDomtng Sanf gu g8ilfesbarre, IL
Oorf bittO* su Ycrf, 6
Ycustc9anY Sanf su perrpepplis, unsaas.
DF2fuf bic NIT einen beseicbneten
8anfen itno falfcbe Noten i'm ltmlauf.
USie Depofits sSanfen fino NIT eli.
nem t 9eaeidnet,
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SSDbn .. NicbarDs, 2(opofot
bat fins Nmt8lfube jest an Der Drufsrei be6
Berts s. @rilnylkiH .Dournal's, in
Oct Oifspennifrabe j'pifbsn Der 6. unp 7ten
Strabe.
Neabin9, Olal 5.
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Sau6s unO 6,

SsrlaGen unb nab oer Sloro stem 9trabs
(autb gaIlcmbill senannt) acraoe ccr gnsIis
ft6en &lrcbt, oocr beinabe &eim's eifentcbr
unp Scaro's Saitbaus 9e9eniber, 9eso9en
1T, no er 1ein SeGebdft in alien beTen 3,pei
fprtbetrelbt ndmlid: ct reparirt alle Nrten
0epctiers, patent $eper:, Eepmes, Ouhlsrs,
gbroncmctcrs uno 6pri5pntalsltbren (QSat.
ebss), autb reparirt CT alle Sortcn Banpz
coer 5aussltbren, Olultfbcren, alle Nrten
6armpnien (Nccorbcpne). Gr Ucripricbs
oaucrbafte, sarantrte Nrbeit unb ptnfHiebt
Seoenun9, autb bat ct Ieine sDrciGe fir Nee
paraturen bcpenteno berab9eieBt, icllte aber
elner BON Ieiien Sreuncen pber Dem 9eebrten
putlifnm baran speifeIn 70 lacet ct lbn
b6fihtt Gin, I'M bapon iter5Cu9t gu tperben.
Orbinare 9aIebsnllbrsn 1Sathse)
perben sepuBt fir SO 374
Gin nenss @eftebt ober 5ifferblatt
auf cine Safebensltbr su ma6em l 90
Cine ncue Spinoel [Derae] DO. 25
Cine neus 5auptfcrer L9aain Sprns
ein5uicsen 90
81. .. SauQru une Nnbere, bic auf benz
$anbe ,pobnen, uno ltbren babcn bic bee
Yusens ooer Nerarireus bepnrftig 1tnp, nnb
bieIelben niebt germ naeb Der Staot br,,sen,
mas mauetmal lcbr fcb,pieris ,iparc, beliebsn
It6 Ghriftleb an ibn su trenpeit no CT Su je.
ber3eit bereit lein Miro, ali irscno eiuem
plase III Serts ganntp, ibre 9isnlte auseils
bliflitb su Uerriebten.
&eabins, Diai "a, 1842.
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@poret @elb!
uno faufet fit . aar9e el .,
am ScbiIo pon Der UbecsEiife.

=
=. q. gambert m6dte feine Sreunpe rnb
oas putlifum b6fi6it hermit benahriebti.
aen, bab CT cas Saar9eIosSyifein einses
tabrt bat, bab 1T, oab CT hlernaeb &iter MIR
allein fur Soar9elo perfaufen miro, mas
ibm in Stane feben miro piel poblteis
Ter 5u perfaufen pie Jene Ole auf Gree
oit perfaufen fit einen Sepeis bierpcn
ftnc alle per(oncn einselaecn an3urufcn nnp
Shter uno sprelie Su unteriuben.
CT bat jutt erbaItea eln aroBss nno all9es
meines NHortement bon Shtcrn III felnem
Sade, bsltsbeno aus 2llten SapG srtnen
Nic, $asuira uno ser6Iteten Safee.
Sut, Slumpen sctlartcn, ct. eyolr unS
Neu Orleans 3ufer.
Syrup, belten Suferbaus nnb Sleu Ors
leans Ololanrs.
6ri,nen ilno lebpar,en sbce, friitbcn Sd
Is unb 8cis.
5almon, @bao, oJ1afarels. 6arrinsc
mno trcfnes Ninpfelleb.
Sdinfen, Sebultern uno 9eiten, Spes
,ereien Don allsn Sprten &c.
Gbenfals einen sro6en Sorratb Don
0las<; 2iperpDplz Steinz II.
JrDenen CB00ren,
Samssltbren ,inD SpicSel,
Olatten SIrtten, Seien, &6rbc, gimer,
Sa0sr &c. &C., ,peltbes alle piel pobl fellcr per-
fauft miro wie einiscs mas tis jest in Neas
oius anaebcteu ,pprben. uSerfcht nibt ben
plat, Sbilp bon Der 2beesSiltr splfben
per A. uno stem SraBe, Neacn9.
Neabin9, Husut 2.
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~ It I Rt Ue.

Sp ebsn bat bic prsiTs psrlaisn uno iif in
Der 9rudsrsi pieier 3eitun9, einSeln unb in
9r6nerer 3abI su Dabcn, Elm fit Die betrefsns
cen Sanowerfer unb Siniflsr h6bif nishbsS
9Serf, betitslt
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(2tus pen Baltimore gorrefpcnosat)
GDut6 Doer QllptS Otti([er>

setilrtis aus 5sppenbcim, @ro6brscs.
tbum Oarmltaet uno ieiner prrfI1pn natb
ein &cbserter, miro biermit erTubt, fb 70.
fort an oen ltnterselhnsten su-,penprn, oa
nidbt NIT fein Sruper Don 9sutItttano bier
ansefommen 1T, ionbcrn auh S1atbritbt,
baB ibm cine ertlebaft BON 1000 @ulps,l
susefalIen.
81. 81. W1ap,
pacaltraBe, Baltimore, Olp.
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9tua isinsn bintsrlanenen Yopisrsn 9sfammslt
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cSIiDpr 81. 2aiebcr,

SafOe uhrilla(ber,
Senatbriettiset fcine &c
ebrten &unpen nnb pas
publieum i'm Nllsemeinen
0ebtlmasSoll, oab CT feineu
alten Stamrplas selssen
inocr OF Denn StrabG
,m;frkeu nor ftpn ,inh -te,,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-26

here give me his name-fli soon settle the
matter. But stop, has he any thing against
you? Does he know ine =
Here the old gentleman went over q string
of questions which Robert felt no disposition
to answer, and which it is not worth our
while 10 relate. The conclusion of the con-
| terence LETT Robert in the possession of the
check for thousand dollars, letter of in
| PRODUCTION to Parson Green of the Presbyte-
RAN Church, and the following advice from
his tather-in-law IN perspectire. lie was TO
run away with the grrI, 10 use MIR Hallow.
elfs carriage, and George, his black waiter,
was 10 drive and so forth.
Robert governed himself in strict accord
ance with the advice given; and before dark
the parties were before Parson Green, whose
scrupleS of conscience were quieled bv the
introductory letter. They were soon pro-
nounced husband and wife, and jumped iuto
the carriage, followed by the blessings of
PIrsOn Green, whose fee was Il small part OF
the thousand dollar check George was di.
recied to drive to u rich Old chiidleSs uncle
OF Roberts who lived about five miles from
the city, and 10 whom the secret was told
The Old man, thinking the joke too good
one not 10 be enjoyed, sent out for some of
the ncighhors. Midnight still found the 10.
vial assembly destroying the good things the
aunt had provided, and enjoying the joke
upon the wealthiest shipper at the South.
Early in the morning, Robert and Mrs.
Moultric were attended by their uncle aud
aunt to the House of Mr.. Halowell; the
young couple anxious for the ettervescence
OF IL fathers wrath 10 be over, and the anti
quated pair to witness the reception, and act
as mediator OIL the the question. They
we're met in the paror by MIR. llallowell,
whose first words were
You young rogue. you; little did know
how my advice was to act upon me. Well,
Robert he added, laughing heartily, you
caught me that time; and you deserve TO be
rewarded for the generalshp you have dis,
played. Here, my boy-my son suppose
must say; here are deeds for property worth
eleven Thousand dollars, and henceiorward
you are my partner in business
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-26

CH time is s"eet ',hen roses meet,
Wish spring swec, breath around them;
And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost,
Ii these we love lave found them;
And swee, tie mind that still can find,
4 star in darkest weather;
But n0ngt. gan be SO sweet To see,
AS Old rienis met together!
Those days Of old, when youth was bold,
Aud time stole wings to speed it,,
And You h neer knew how fast time few,
Or knowing did not heed it
Though gray each brow tia. meets US now,
For aye brings wiHry weather,
Yet nou4h can he So sweet To see,
As liinse Cd trends together!
TIE few Ing known whom years have shown,
Nii' hear, tia! irIr:iiship t!esscs,
A hand la cheer, percunce tear,
TO s,rahe friends GIsfre.ses;
W Ia helped and tried, still SIDE by side,
A friend t. face hard weather;
Oh thus Erv we Yes joy 10 see.
And meet Old friends together!
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BY C.. ADAMS,

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers
Two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months.
Il" companies OF any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable as above. To companies less ;haHsx
81 10 perHear payable as before. 25 cents vii! he
deducted from each ot these prices when paNment is
made in advance. These prices exclusive Of
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n" papers will he discontinued until all arrearages
are phil except at the discretion Of the editor.
No,ice of II wish to discontinue must he given be.
fore the expiration oi a
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Half -qaAre, IS cts. Continuance three weeks
% per cent per week. y liberal t!r,luron ma de for
advertisements continued or II ~ This.
Administrators and Executors Noces, 81 %
Commissioners Notices, IS
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-26

SONNET AND ACROSTlC: "Spaed The Pcugh'
Spring, hamy Spring returns with smiling fare
Prn:cs, ot seasons See, tn industrious plough
EilierSes from lis winter covering now,
Enters earth's Welding hreasteavcs there its trace
Deep IN the so!l-afd onward moves apacei
here Is the plough boy mark the rudy glow
Hnste I" his cheek. as with jny"ns brow,
Lager more, he takes his w0nieG place,
Pastures again the having herds invite,
LnSurlHut IN The green al Spring arraved;
Orchards are bEossrn!nG, and landscapes bright
Cnvell To view, lhrD' valley, hill, and glade
Gladstone IS earth. nor should anght else he sad;
Hase hcn the pDueh! and bid tbs ear III be CAD.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-26

Nay, such obligations are not only among the
ncighborIy recIprocitcs Of life, but they are
the VehIcieSof commemorative trade could
not we'll be carried Oh without them But
when 'mprudence is made chariutccr, there is
more danger OF driving over the best inte-
rests OF society than OF protecting or promo
ting them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-26

OF that sainted face. He covered his face
with ms hands and burst into an agony Of
Long years have passed since then, and
lnai man y once more useful member of
society. But on the fearful price al which
his reformation was purchased,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-26

"Ephraim. didn't you say that q mans nose was
like a bell sometimes r. ~ believe So" "Wel.
when is 2" "When somebody ID singing is. old
man"
"Did il min to.porrow r. asked Nores- 81
guess il was.'' replied Bill.
I'VE have me, At length" as tho giant Porter said
10 giant Bihn. Z" lbs hsgh timer' answered Bihin.
" How long shall we bs together 2" asked Potter
" Just six teen feet" answered Bihin.
"Peter. never 60 to bed at night. without knowing
something you did not know in the morning" Yea
sir-l went to bed slsarsd last night and didn't
dream Of snel1 thing in the morning"
Co 1T, Doors "A Mrs. Boots. Of Pennsylvania,
has left her husband, Mr.. Boots and stsyed to parts
unknown. We presume that this pair Of Boots arc
rights and lens. We cannot say. haweves. shar
Mrs. Boots is right. but there is no mistake shas
Boots himself, lie l.f. Last accounts say he Is after
her, with the speed Of q steam engine. Go il BoOs
my dear, you are not the woman ssok you 20
be-" "But. my dear. you are the man teok you %
be- Go and rock thst child this minute, % I'd
James was wen known among all the ladies. q an
obedien ssaa and expeditions was ne. 70 TOeking
tho baby. that he stopped him over into the ssssr!
Foose defined marriage o. hobbing Ecg @AGle 81
in barrel u snAkeeL Faoas . easy!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

tG'ee Of the .amuiean- September 7, Pm.
FLoUR.-The market for Howard street Flour
continue. exceedingly dull. Holders are generally
asking ~ 80 for good standard brands. A small
sie was made yesterday at 81 "a, but We are NOT
advised OF any transactions to day. The receipt
Holders Of City Mills generally ask "a rs pcr
Dbl: but We hear Of no transactions.
GhAIN.-There has been iolerably fair ann
ply of Md. Wheat Mt market for a few day. n.s,
n nut most CT Il has been OF very common quality.
ftime Wheats would probably bring the same
prices as last week. but the lower qusItie, have
uechned a lttle' We quote the range Of the mar
ket at 40as5 cents ms in quality. A parcel Of Pa
wheat was sod at SOC, another parcel OF white and
RED mixed a, 9lc. and another parcel at 93 cents.
sales oil Md. Corn at so cts. for white, and so a
81 cents tor yellow. Sales of Md. Rye at as a SO
so s cnd OF Penn. at Us cents. We quote Oats at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
TRUsTEE's
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

ANOt
1 F,Dbh eed Of Trust executed 10 me by ni.fnin
- Moody and wife. bearing dlte the Ie,h sents5s.
-; OF record IN the County Court OF ChesteTfieH
saturday, the 9th day Of September ne r. nro-
eeei 70 .ei on The premises. Pubic Auction Tor IN.
purposes IN lid deed set fortb. that ,aurbs Petaon n
VI S"uny OF Cheietteld wherein lie said Moody re-
oens about V ,niles West q Petersburg and about
% ni.e $ southwest ~ Richmond -'
The tract contains 1901 acres and , ei,h.r a.. .ot
p V uiNlsn lnio seiafae parcels, may be axreet
OF. ~ 'ls ptii;es 10 the deed On the day Of sale
INC plantation Is considered one Of the he,t In ,h.
ls~eh iimbered and waereL with a con
'.sn,c oony ~ me nat land Ia cultivation The i'm
pIo'euents are unusually roOd--con sis.ing Of nev
Spacious Snd handsome Dwelling House other neees
- III - incloeurcs &C Possession foI farming
Pessess'on al or before Christmas. The sale will be
Oste or ouy posi- oned account OF incleuent Yea
thS 10 me following Monday rsr fair day Thereafter
- terms OF sale will b. cash; but Is PROBABLE a
ctl can te had on portion Of the purchase money OF
"uleh Information may be obtsine the ay II sale
su % Gus JAMES W. PECRkM Trttsf,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
REAL AND PERSONAL PROFANITY

ANlNG determined 10 sell my properly in M,rs,v,
county, Nabau'a now offer for sale NV panf,fia,
gnaunE 80 acres Of the best Cano-brake Land I'M ,ntb
A4oanl about Su acres II which are Cleared and In j
yauou' me balance is finely umbcrcf cane land 1brre
&c ontne Farm al the essary houses FOR servanfs ana
me Gin house and screw an In ffsf r,te ,r,.
Eooi mouse Inr an cversccr, and abundsnt sum-
~ plAooi Nacr lus progeny Considered by those In
@ IS equal 20 soy In the stsie, for eriiy
~ nca Upon the iarm are ~ nearoes, "a which are
~ 100 ScrslnE han - any the STATE There are leo
on mo frm IS mules and horses al young sni -
~ ~ ihe necessary implements f1r armlus stirh -
S..ons pioughs, hoes etc u s expected tiaf a. le,s
~ oses Of cotton and from Ito 5hundred barrels
wv % ale On ne hrn This year Tits Land Is In Ne
,tnAo county, south Aabama. about miles fror, tbo
losn 81 Woolvuc and n Of tho bcs ne shborboeis
~ ulc Stale s bounded by the Lamb Of Gsoree Ning
Bel inc rev Edward Hlpfis and large b,-i, m '1I
saue btasc ind belonging o. Mr Weaver, whieh sfF,e
hne finEe ior sock will sctthe farm or the arm sod
r afm NEGROES, stock and crop viii sciiaiit aethe5 -
icfns Of sae-For the farm part cnly In cash ~i ho
i'Ireii fnr me balance credit o. one and tuf l
ti""c 500 l0f The negroes crops aud sfoc a rreftf
~ tcltfc VII also be allowed for part Of the ptrehsss
t91,ley Ihe credit payments must al be vel secured -
wv suete mentioned properly should not be cold pri.
f before tc hfs daT of January neKf the whole Of Il
wllhen De sold TIE plantation. 20 the hishest hiicf
~ purhc auction M Eigard 4 scnpc. uvinx sbspt len
miles from the arm VT noicfo0 the manager Hviu-
on ne afm. will show The plantation and oiher prouertv IL
anY person disposed 10 bry. F0f'S ~
any person DESTROYS Of purchaqin can he trc,,.t -
Eree ani terms BY lpriyns % 10bn Gregory go ~
kcnmonf, NrEil, who Be- fully auhoriTslf fe 11,,r- -,
bargain for hc sale OF he whole Of the al prs1,v 81
ans personal or any fine aine or bv snu,iry o,b
n Pcrson 90 By letter, Al New cnt Court.
An, &c.. JAMES A -ENPLE,
- Tae..'sw New Kent Courthouse, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
HAVING qualified az the E,cea;or y,

III ANlNG qualified as the Executor Of the late Edmund
Bailey notice is hereby given for all those indebted
70 us estate 10 come forward and make payment-and
nose having CLAIMS againstthc requested 10 pre-
t;icnticaied. 'N'' ~
The children ofParke Bailey and ofJamos Bailey decd
ave OF Lynchburg and the descendants, II any ofsuch as
nave dcd, are hereby notified 10 make themselves known
70 inc undersigned without delay, order that he NAV
make hc necessary arrangements 10 distribute the estate
according 10 the directions Of the will II PaTkc BAILEY
(brohcr Of the late Edmund Hailey) will come forward
aud make himself known, he will receive small legacy
JOHN GODDIN,
~, Ex'oT Of Edmund Bailey, deed.
Richmond, lOh Augus, 1912. an N 2awlm
no The Lynchburg virgnian win please insert tho
Wing Office. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
VALUABLE
STAUNTON RIVER LAND For SAIE

I'VE subscriber offers for sale. privately his tract Of
hnd con aiming 7O2! acres. This tract les on the va
,ers OF s,annion RIVER near Coles Ferrv in Charlotte
county, there are Sel acres Of low the largest DOR
uon OF which ~ IS fertile Virginia: the urh lind
- OF very supe quality good heart ami contains
upNafs 81 S Of well tinhercd wood land Eofne
very hehy improved tobacco lots nearly all OF tic
Ntaoe lani = m hgh state OF improvement There
as on me rNef Fishery belonging tIaef yeng
The season plcnuiul supply ASH there are eve
IA apple aud peach orchards this tact portion of
winch - OF the most choice Kind Of fruit. The dwelling
house large and eonmcd1u Story bui1ng IN good
repair containing ten rooms with good celars will iii nc
Necessary out buildings andimprovemenis. THIS land lies
REMARKABLY well AMI u situated a very heal nv and
pleasant section Of country ami a delightful ueshbot.
hoo There can be few situatious more desirable for
family residence. -
u hs 1nf Is not sold privately before Tuesday the ls
DAY 81 Noveher next shall that on the pre mise
sell al public aucnn. the hshes hiiier on the follow
ing terms: sTOO 10 be paid the day Of Nav ne Il
the esdne oi the purchase money be equal
annual Fs'amens, the whole Interest fro n Tie ay
OF SALE bond with approve security will be required fhe
purchaser ami deed Of the land as TheT sec
Tity.
D. u private sale should be made, due notice will DO
given JOHN W. YOUNG.
23 ct.s