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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

The Bridge Of The Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail
road Company the hlcherrin River burnt on
the night of the 9Th instan,-supposed 10 have ors
mated from the locomotive while passing over for Ports
mouth. From 80 to 200 yards Of the russel work is
destroyed, including the bridge. The Norfolk Herald
states that would be provided for resuming the
transportation Of freight, well passengers, by Sa-
I'M last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

HOGAN DiscHaRGED.-Fhe long agony IS over
The mountain has not even produced mouse The
farce winch has been enacng tor three or four days
past in this city, has come I" mos, ridiculous conclu'
sion much to The discontinue of the managers Inc
of John S. Hogan terminated yesterday by the
discharge of the prisoner for want Of sucic" redence
to commit him for trin-R0ehestcr Democrat, 9Th INST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

The r. Wing is driven TO ex tremtes tits attempt
ing to make electioneering capital out OF the most l-
vial circumstances But "money money: tire.
ception reception; is its hunbug hobby. Among
the little tricks TO which it has cescendcd is the fol-
lowing:
week-one for and another for $500 Reason-io funds"
The Richmond Wing is pleased TO ask "Is Virginia,
with proe sed Treasury draft of 81, in condition 10
refuse her quota Of The Land money" We will not
stop ask what Uncle Sam is to do, il he gives away
his own land fund. We do not stop to ask, how much
each Virginian would have to pay in increased duties
of his pocket for every dollar which would 60
into the Treasury The new Tariff bill which taxes
cotton 80 per cent, and wooens even to the clothing
of his slaves 40 per cent rings the answer in his
We do stop To ask if this disrbutve fund is to 60
into the Treasury to pay all the common drafts which
may be drawn upon it, what becomes of the claims
Of Education upon it, of the Southwestern Road, DC
which might whistle in vain for a cent of it. We shall
not 90 into the specifications which these questions
suggest. We shall not stop to ask, whether il
we had consented to receive the brbe, these two
drafts, which the r. Wing specifies, would not still
have been pro,ested-for not cent of it will come
into the Treasury until July, i then. But we will look
into the drafts they stated in the Wing, and we
ask 1cerc they protested' What are the facts We
undo stand from the bes, authority that these two drafts
were presented to the Farmers Bank early in the
morning-,hat rs there funds TO the credit Of
the Treasurer but Wheeling money the Treasurer was
80 inlermed-and that upon on arrangement made be-
tween the Treasurer and the Bank, these two drafts
were paid, long before the close of the Bank that
day. Though the old commonwealth may be pushed
for money, the w ing has right, for eeconeer
ing purposes, 10 publish to the world that her credit
has been shaken by protest. The motives of the mis-
statement of the Why, leave to the people Of vr
ginia to scan and to condemn according to the prin
ciples of truth and Justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

In the United Cou,t for hr Eastern DISTRICT oil Virginia.
lltb April, le42:
JonN s. MERRYMAN of the county Of
is ordered That all claiming he creditors me sac
John sieyman show TO The Court on me isn uy o.
Bankrupt pursuant The Of Congress In that heha; aha
,n. copy II published in the newspapers aeecr9
Ing 10 The 2ad and path Rules of Court
N''P' HENRY GIBSON, elk.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

HiI. FLOOR cLUrHS.-Just received three handsome o!
~ Cloths 6by 90 feet each manufactured by NcCauey Phi
WI. RITTER.
AoriII0 lIJ-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

nTOTIcE-The subscribers boat Rivanna running
~ euary between Columbia and Richmond, and all tobacco
shipped by his boat will be stored free Of
charge The freight dollar per hocshrad She is
commanded by Capt Thomas Bartlett and ls full complement
Of hand. and day and night and every cXeon will
he made general satisfaction The price for freight by the
Rivana shall be than any other boat on the line
JOSEPH HODGSaN.
Columbia. April 12tl 1912. ll2-wiws
or The Wing will copy above and send account To this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

CHEAP GOODS.-1hc subscribers receiving tbef
- Snrinp Coods-eonsns large and general a.soflnct
GROCERIES, which will be- sold NJ Uw prices as to SUI 10"
times. -
They respectfully ih. country friends t. rye fhr,a
AM; e 49, ul-2iI
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SI:si .s"ia: r's.''s !a-;. s: 80; l., - a. ~.
u: iia Sc ksava. i.sis.. ~ asisa 40 SLi,t, seS"s
daughter Of within" 4..aash Es;.. al 81 ina eiy
a'asd on "Wednesday evening" me TIN inst. al ;he 's.,cenee
:" r Thomas Minor y Tic Rev. Philip Courtney, JOHN Buse
10 Mss SAR.!t ANs croncE, both Of ths cly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

The Steam Frgates Mississippi and Missouri were
direcedto go to Washington. The Mississippi arrived
sace-but the Missouri, ascending the Potomac, ran
AGROUND on Monday, opposite Port To5acco. "Lieut
lohn F. Borden was sent out in charge Of boats crew,
with an anchor for the purpose Of heavng the vessel
of; when by means the boat was most uniortn-
na,ey swamped and this mertorous officer and fifteen
men pershed while in the faithful performance OF their
duty" The Mississippi sent of to The relief of
The Missouri but it was expected she would be got off
at the mex, high tide.
ALEsAsrRI., April THE War Steamship Missis'
spp which has been lying off this place since Monday
last has been object of great attraction 10 our citizens
and strangers The officers of the ship politely received
M who visited her, and took especial pleasure il show
ing their gaantry the ladies' who honored them with
their presence. The ship is, indeed, wonderful sPe.
cmen Of skill and arl and appears TO be complies in a.!
respects for the purposes for which she is designed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

0TWe believe mistaken in stating yester-
day that the Mexican Consul countersgned Mr. Spen
GERS credentials. We learn that the Consul told Mr..
Spencer who we rather suspect great scamp that
he would endorse his credentials being genuine if
they were sent to him for that purpose; but further
than this he was not authorized to 60 MIR. Spencer,
we understand, did not send his papers to the Consult
but left for Texas under circumstances that render It
highly probe NAUTICAL whether he had any Government
documents in his possession or not. We make the
correction as due to the present incumbent Of the Con-
sua,e, who is gentleman of great civility and cons
deration.
The Hon. Waddy Thompson, Minister 10 Mexico,
arrived in this City yesterday his way to that Re-
publicly o. Bee, March 3d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

WAS committed the Jail of Sussex county the sd day
w slave, Negro Man, who calls
self sIaor Henry claim, be free. The said Major
Henry of ye"w complexion feet or inches high be
- and IS years age and had when commtlcd
light and blue pantanons His requested
forward prove property charges aud take him away,
or lie will be dealt with rs the law directs
WILLIAM BRIGGS, Tailor.
Major Henry gives the following account Of himself:
In hr wear 1890 tried in the city OF Baltimore for steal
ing pair panaloons &C. from Henry Dufe on Calvert street,
of which he convicted, ana sentenced 10 hansment In
this sentence sold by the Sheriff o the city
ur years, aud purchased by Mr. Wilson,
Clerk for Sadrack Slater whom lie was again sold 10 hona
Davis Davis Baltimore Ia Charleston, s. C., and
sold him Ia Mr. Cohen sold him TO John Mclane,
stage with whom hi lived until tho FAN OF s4
whrr understanding the sale Mcaae for life, and
that MrI was about selling him Col Morgan OF Florida he
RAJ c made h way IN Hrin and was unprecedented IN
this county, the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad W. H.
10 1I2-Cw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

In The United FOR Eastern District oi 'sn'
iirh April, 1912: .
IAMEs RUSH of the OF Farmvle, Prince Edward eon
TO- having fled petition praying he may be declared
,nkrn II is ordered That persons claiming 10 he
Of The said James Rush The Court on the n a
Nav neY why the said James Rush declared BANKRUPT
10 the act of Congress BEHALF and that cory o.
hi, order he published newspapers according 10 Tie 2-ha
and 18th Rules OF Court.
Copy-Tcstc, .,, a,,eoy c,t
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Deaths.

Dcn on the and ins GEORGE KErsrr, S o cnrieo coun-
~ aged 6an old, respectable and worthy czenwho occu
pied the first place The OF all lis friends and neghbors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

In the United Court for the Eastern District 0 sIs'hi,
llth April, 1912:
IN the matter Of Bankruptcy Of John F. Scott OF The '0"n %
The said John F. Scott, who has been decIced BANKRUPT o.
having filed petition Praying for his discharge
ordered That published in newspaper PRINTED
in the Of Richmond seventy days at least before me 60.
Of July when hearing viii he had on the said peh, a.
The civ a the city Richmond and all creditors VINO nave
proved debts aud other in interest," my apeai
said time and place and show cause any tnry nave WY
the prayer The said petitioner should not be granted
JOSEPH r. BATTLEY, d: c.
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d. n. I!oyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,

RICHMOND, Va.
n RAWNG Of Virginia Mononsaia Lottery, Extra 9, drawn
- o:h April. 1872:
The in the remaining. Schemes for April going "a
n,y Send time chance for some
of tie Capitals. ..oooo
We have received tickets for The Splendid scheme-S5oocO
cna IN In drawn Orders for single Tickets,
tia:es Of packages will be attended with pompness ad-
dc .sed To d. ~ HOY & Co., hichinona W.
April 2 III
IN CiIANCERY-al Court held for Sussex county, the 9Th
! day Of April lsi! ,,.n
i.:pelie Hail, fti'h'i'
against - $780,
2achariah ilail and Joseph Hail, Defendants:
The defendants Zac;ariah HALL and Joseph Hail. not having
appearance and given sccuy, according the act
NJ Assembly and tho this Court and appearing by sat
II X ordered That the defendants do appear here The Isl
day Of July term and the bill of the plaintiff ana
rls, coy of forthwith inserted in newspaper
nuhisbed in the city Richm,nd for months successfully
and posed al the Court house Of this county
L. LANIER, C. c.
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4 CARD.
PATENT OFFICE, }

\ CARD
PATENT OFFICE.
Washington, April 3, 1912
Sir: The National Agricultural Society request an
insertion Of the following notice:
Respectfully, yours,
II. l.. ELLSW ORTIZ
To Posimasters: The Board of Control Of the Agr
cultural Society Of the u s. request, that the several
Postmasers make return to the Treasurer of the So
ciety (sas requested by the Crcnlar before the first
Of June, of all subscribers by them obtained.
~ Editors requested the in their respective
papers, for the benefit OF agricuurasts and planters.
~ The Rev John n. Maiu Chaplain Congress, will de
Address before the Literary Societies
Of Randolph Macon College on June It'll! 1912.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16

SWEARING OUT OF JAiL.-A Nsv Plan.
lin village down somewhere "bank-
rups" was imprisoned e,ause he coaldn'.
pay his debts. II was customary with a
certain clergyman to visit the prisoners
once OF twice week and give them ad :
vice aud instruction. II so happened that
on the day after the debtor was imprisoned
The clergyman visited the Jail, and his
Attention was arrested by the vociferoLs
language of s,ms person 10 an adjoining
ell venting the most horrid imprecations
and blasphemies. The good man instant>
ly hurried to the scene of confusion, where
he beheId an individual standing on an
old stool in corner, ripping and swearing
wholesale oaths at the walls, CRATES, floor
and door Of the Jail, his fellow prisoners,
and every thing around him. The minis
tPr approached the debtor and said TO him
--"frieud, it is very wrong to swear as
900 DO; why will you do it,"
"BecaIse," replied the prisoner, "l've
Understood that q man may swear out Of
|jeu Ia thiity days, and want TO see if |
ean', d. it IN fifteen I'm going TO set up
All night and do my hardest !"-Pe.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16

Ttssinth visiflrisH % DsArH fhss
bia@rslss "a correspondent ~ me bal
'imus paldoi al'Hs IN setegai u ih'
fsnitls enss's " iighleloK smonR gfouf
6f psiaaDs assembled gh AeAday, the lpit
east, nadrf q tree ~ syhss'llls, Md
ihs aioup consisted ~ MI Alsssadei
1sid.bo,oagh, t'on ~ d. Hoses Uolda.
bewuib) NJ ffslis', sso,, hls soa 10
ssTh, aboa ~ years u sge, sad Jabn
Iluyey, Joaih. who had gathered fpf
ihs purpose ~ lislsninR W q Tsmpsancs
lecture - The ihWs latter took seats ~
the root " large oak Tree by the side Of
ssob mhpf (Mh Uolsborouah standiop
,h'es feet m } all eonvepi6g waiting N,
The speaker iof the evening no, MOTIF ing
a small clond from the south when ,he
tee was struck, the electric 1uid desosn.
dlna, was spent among the unconscious
group. YoIoi Frazier was instantly Hi
led, his head receiving tho alid: such
was ihs roncussioD, a great quantity Of
blood njwej from his ears, mouth, nose
and eyes screening the hair leaving The
ifJrehesd marked ss with he, iron down
the spine thu skin was black and 40 If
rasp had pissed over II; his hat Of far
was literally TORI TO pieces, portions OF il
driven with fofce into the tree, and his
clothes blown IN rags.
The remaining three were discovered
soma time after by a gentleman who rode
up, crawling aud rolling on the earth.
Young Harvey was Injured bu, litiIs.
Mr. Frazier, Sen. was severely shocked.
soTtnos mOch with his head and Oppress-
ed bfea'hlag- letting restored him.
Nc Gpdsoorough expressed himself as
iselIg like a crushed mass with a cons
seriousness only of remaining life. After
hours Of suffering, he was restored.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16
SINGULAR TRIAL FOR NTuRpEn

ClNGULAh RIAL FOX MURDER
A very interesting trial took place las,
week in Washington citv-tha, of the
United States VS.. William Gillian, OF
Georgsiown, against whom a preser tnent
had been found by the Grand Jury, "for
setting spring gun 10 his goose house,
whereby Jacob Payne, Jr., was killed. ~
Il appears that Payne entered the premises
OF Gillian in the Light time with the ia.
ten'ion OF stealing chickens; and while
there, not being sufficiently cautious in
his movements, the gun vert off, and its
con'snis were lodged in his abdomen and
Sroin.
He lived about one hour, within a few
yards of the premises, of Mr.. Gillian, no,
having he'd any medical advice.
1t Appears that Payne was a wild, dis.
sipat,d yong man, about twenty.four
years Of age, and Of very respecrab.
co"nrc rs, Gillian is respectable Ia.
h'nng man. The jury brought in = YER
dict Of not guilty.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16
A QUAKER ANswER.-"Marths, do,

A QUAKER Observation-Disclosures, does
Thea low ne! asked a quaker youth OF
one at whose shrine his, hearts hottest
feelings had been offered up.
"Wby. Seth" answered she, ''we are
com nanded to love one another, are We
no. I"
"Ay, Martha, but does thee regard me
with that feeling the world calls love I"
IL hardly know what to tell thee, Seth.
| have greatly feared that my heart was
an erfing ooe.-l have tried to bestow my
love IN all, but | may have sometimes
thought, perhaps. that thee was getting
more han thy SHARE"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16

An exchange, in an essay upon old
bachelors and old maids, says:
There never was goose so gray,
But some day soon or late,
An honest gander came that way
And took her for mate.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16

Il A correspondent Of one Of the daily
papefs sta, ss that while Signor NAgle was
playing his violin at Louisville lately. a
gentleman "became SO excited as to rend
his hat into shreds." Better his hat than
his trousers.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16

A lady who had been just three days
married, Perceiving her husband enter,
sole secretly behind him and gave him a
kiss. Tie husband was angry, and said
that she had offended against decency.
Pardon me, exclaimed she, didn't know
j. was you.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
y GRIND rcmpnrnncc GnIn Concerl

ana Benefit OF ne L.dy Columbian Total ibs!lhelce So
ciey in tie Church OF Delaney and Christie streets
on MONDAY Evening Oct. 50, d, u o'clock. Twelve tirc
Companies with splendid banners singers &C. III
r present Tie L dies l., Fayette Marion and NsPiune
presence Messrs Dodge Bull, Chambers, Missing from
por. Collins Murphy Lebars, Baker Brown e ionAerS,
covert OF Br okiy and other gentlemen OF TALENT wl
some OF the bes, Temperance Songs, Gees &c For uil
particulars which will be very Interesting, see 'he fto-
anlDe issued by the Committee Tickets, IL cehts, LOT
saIe at The door p. B. MANCHESTER,} Coumi,lee
al 9l~ WM. D. WALSH,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MAR FRIED

Carlisle sshoharis county or The 2Sh inst Mr.. Ed
win Huntington 10 Mss sarah W aasWGr ,.n, e,nkusp
of New York, 10 'Iss Caroline McSea oithis CITY, n or
On The evening Of The 18th uit joseph beae' W. ~ "a
The T. 5 Navy, Susan youngest daughter ol itopei' a.
Parrish, E,q. OF pbi!aGe1pha ,,,;. r Al,
Al Poughkeqp.e. tir ed ult De Lynon wing, o. ~
ba0y TO Miss Rachel L. e-St daughter OF JOIN wing, Esq
Al Troy, On The 4eh u Nathaniel Lee Margaret d.
Aschagh,icoke, on tie 29h ult. Pla't Eyce:a'er to
Caroline Wetsal ~ c,,,o.,. y;s. 70 Nisx
AZ Bosan on ihe 2sh u . Andrew T Miller OF sa-
vanah, Miss liarriet'a I keera OF oFanG ~ Ro,,op 70
Elizabeth eldest daughter OF Prof rar; cl Aniover,
At sai, y. Ii Mt Ira ooodaii' 1i 10 Mis- hAs
a, Portland. Samuel Reeves Brooks Eiq. OF Ne" York.
10 Mrs Frances b. ony daughter OF Hon a. asa ,b
Al Philadepha, m-nry Lyons, OF Columbia, s 81 TO
Al Taunton Mass Capt Daniel B. PresbeTy, TO Sarah j.
Howard
On Saturday nornn, lst int. after lingering hines
Charlotte Philips wife of Andrew bache, IN The year VI
rs On the sotb uIt Thomas Cogan, aged Al.
On The 5Oih u II. John a Arnsld aged = years. -,
On The seth ult Susan daughter OF DAVID Z.
Al Troy on the 10Th ult Mrs Charlotte w Hove we
Of James H. Howe, and daughter OF the late Kew.
Wright, of Montpelier W. age9 .o oe,v,,or fever.
II New Orleans, on The 18Th September, OF 5slo"
Miss :Iary Sweeney aged 2S. ~ R,k.r
NNew Orleans on the l9,h September, Z. W. oaAei'
printer a native OF New York
A, Philadelphia on the 2slh u. Mr.. wm James. -.
At Phiiadephia the Sch NIL, Henry scharr: IN inc
On the sCh ut Mr. Benjamin r. Morgan in the 10th year
OF his aye. III, - 49,, oo,L rI, pen.
;ann Lippscott late merchant OF Philadelphia aged anous
so years . ,a;- ne The
Rryalyon In the 18th year OF hsage.
Al Pfiladelphia. Mrs Eliza Dubois, aged s.
Al Boston Mr.. Cephas Carter, s.. ,..s
AZ 81 Clair Mn Julia, wife ST T. ?. Tucker, Esq late
member OF lhe Michigan Legislature, aged .
Ar Capt Hayden 81. Domingo, On the "a sept william
| F Fearin lale OF Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
Paasneugcrs SniIed

IN the pscset saIp Mediator for Lsndon-afr Cowan.
Mis- Cowan Miss Anna Cowan, Mrs Brosatow, Geo III!
son OF NYork r Gen Bowe> and servant, Mrs Johnson,
Nm Gro Johnson Chas johnson, Gel Chas johnson, Brl,
,,h Army Montreal; Capt Briseo Royal Engineers ara
LADY, Toronto Deane Parker Mss Parker, Guelph. =;
Monsieur Jouber,, Paris. :.
In the packet ship South America. for LveTfcoi-A
Rohdc Francis sibbac, Ms Sarah Gray, Henry Ailer
WuI Robinson OF New York; Miss Chadwick, Brunswics
Me- Joseph r-back G 60 Wilson and lady, EngIand sam!
Denn,on Joseph D-nnaton, Joseph Harfop, iorAhire'
CaupbeIl, No:a Scotia; .iiss Nowlen. !isihnd
Ia the packet ship ST Nchoias sor Havre-Jam IL van
Allen Jr D Jackson Seward, J Z Maher, andrea, W
Gates Mortimer wm h Lnsht, lady and child, Carroll
Iisags,on L del Bi.s,o G Co.tar COrh, Thomas Van
Zantt Mr. Gajardci Of New York. J Kane and servant
Albany Il Henry lady and Child NiTgina: MI. Amelia U
Lc roiu Basron Miss Ann Slarp-y, Philadelphia; Mr.
Pringe, south Carolpa Edward L. P:ohon Montreal;
= : BRYAN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

Ship Anson Darknan, Gay, from Charleston, with COT
Ton, &c 10 G SEton.
Bark Mazeppa, Smith, 81 days from st hchnes Win
hemp, to l. t'-acham.
Brig Mary Emily Truady (cf Lubec) ls days I'm Turks
Island with salt 10 Muster.
Brig Panthea, Fale (ot ThomasoD) from Iobasco, with
ce wood. 10 lIowanG x A'pinwa all
Br bgg Ocean Leser;on, q days from ndsor Ms, VIVA
plaster, 10 master =.
Br big ALERT Sears CO days from NarseIles with mdse
scir Facou Davis % days from Domingo, with coffee,
&c. 10 master =.
Sc!r Olivia BrIckc, days from Gchinond WIN coal 10
Schr Martin Van Buren, II oughlon, 3days I'm Folly Land
ing, with com, 10 II p lIavens
Schr Providence, Fonque from Folly Landing with corn,
Sc!r s,urges, Bykcr, from Alexandria, with lonr to
Slrrgess x Chairman.
Sc6r Gca Scott, Doughty, from Virginia. with wood to
Master.
Schr Elisha Rucknan Pierce, from Virginia, with wood
9cnrJ " Kem.,on Bcden from Norfolk with -four to
StnrCcss ClcarTian.
Scar Eric Gardner days Norfolk, With potatoes,
cilr Amos Birclsal! Brsal from Virginia, with wood
Sckr Catherine Wilcox Ii comb fton Virginia with wood
SsIr Emelinc Rebecca, Taylor from Folly Landing, with
corn 10 r1aSief.
Schr Coaster Derrickson from Virginia. with wood, to
master.
Schr Geo franklin Nelson from Ccrrysione with wood
.
sclr Victor Bosar,,S days from Virginia, with wood, to
master.
Scar Samuel Henry, White, from FslIy Landing, with
schr John Lozer Goslia from Virginia, with wood, to
master. ~, -.
Schr Statesman ass days from Easport, with plaster
To master.
Schr Orinon, Bryant Machas. timber, 10 + SNOW
Schr .iaSpar, Stuart, McAas, timber, to SNOW,
Scr Amanda opheid ChaSe Bangor, We, Win i"li "i'a
ashes, 10 + & J tlerrisk.
BELOW-i ship and brig.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
6eA FOR SAL E-VaIuablc Property


situated in the of Milford. State Of Connect.
cuL Touring mill known as the Columbian Mill, well
6ed with six o! stones, machinery and Extures c
pete such commanly used in the largest and be
OF Touring mills The building Il feet by 20 iecI
and stories high and heavy t5ered and
tia and wei: filed with machinery The water po"s., p,; =
very great and might easily be applied for dr,ag 3D.
merry io' manufacturing purposes seon isund
van,ages for persons dosg heavy business \. OF
as vessels 90 alongside of the buaag g,ndaa s com
the The attention OF those ga m Is particular
y invited.
Tb rl oersa with s fixtures and busns am ana er m
successful So and profitable buaness Ahoa largs
son T1 HOUSE with about II acres OF ost eAcs
DWELLiN1, , Sonse cad grounds are situated directly
eoa oans bs having Long srsse a u
gsnee Sss isr for those ike water view The situation sr
quite ces, . and schools The communication with New
he er easy, either by the Bridgeport or New Hsyea
hoats All the purchase money may remain on bono
snd mortgage half on the property and
% o,b.r hall on other satisfactory security The proper
w l. moi disposed Of Wednesday, the 18th day o. yet
eII will be sold auction the premises al 10
m that dav For further information, inquire Oh .: n
STONE, New Haven, Csnn