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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
"a FARM FOR SALE-Situated 3

E miles north of the Village of Newburg, BOUNDED y
the Hudson River on the east and lhc oiu rosioau W A.
bany ON the west On the farm there is good corpoo'
Gus house and barn, likewise large deck en- The ' m
formerly used brick yard. The isfm contains aoou Nv
acres oi anL-be view is andng, and the pspee'
beautiful For further particulars inquire OF Geo aIv
No. No. 10 90. o,eeTe M ."csr vi " oi,r '"' oSf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
STATE PRISON, MoCNT PLEASANT. ,.se Ptsnsfi
GEALED PROPOSALS will be recei.se ,...i.e

STATE PRISON, MOUNT FLEAsANT,SeP PIs,'" =. ..o;;ved
GEALED PROPOSALS will be rece..s ,,...i.f
~ by The Inspectors the first Wednesday ,sieg dc
re1l, II O'clock A. M. this Office st @ fron hs
lsl day OF November pext the Raons To be @ j
quantities suit the con.ractsr tbut always a.
consist Of the following articles for one
fall winer for hall the year, and % S, oofiaspesd
Prime Pork for the remainder OF The year, r.. aass
Rye Flour; IS lbs Of good indian Heai' yaegsr,!
ounces OF ground Pepper, quart OF fne sa Is ANU is
months year 81 bushels OF Potatoes l2 he
tons the months from the laoi ,sd a.sf
September Peas, Beans Rice may be M ,be h.sha
naiely or otherwise the agent may thnA 10.
az ihc prisoners al! the articles be o gooo re;e
ble maI,y. and The agent viii reserve tue nsht %
any of them that cot SO in his opinion. h o,eo u
The Of two satisfactory securities mu The psG.
writing with proposals with their acguiescesce
'ef u oo'''eN ~ DAVID l. SEYMOUR, hgens,
,Io,a5 State Prison. Mount seD-S flessS~->-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
As,A FOR E-VaIuabIc Property

Jul situated 10 the Town of Milford, State Of Co@fIii 1 i
cut. a Touring mill known as the Columbian Mil Nsa
filled with six run OF stones, machinery aEd fixtures % tuM
peie such comm.ny used ia the largest aadpss s
class OF ilsurng mills. The building Al feet by oess
aud stories high and Is very heavy ,imbered and .nl
tial and well filed with machinery. The wafer power
very great and might easily be applied Tor driving naea W.
merry Tor manufacturing PURPOSES it combines gre ED
Yantages for persons doing heavy business seldom lsp
vessels go onge of the building a, a sss,9,s am
the year. The attention Of those engaged 10 grnds .g
nea, plaster cement, cutting dye woods &C. IS
y invited.
Also mill for grinding bone. ,rdf, in
This offered with The fixtures and b5,a, nn for per
successful operauon presentir rare
wishing TO do safe and profitable husnrs ~, excel.
DWELLING HOUSE with about u acres creaS o. I d,ec,ly
ient land. The house end grounds are sonrs IN
fronting the harbor and having Long isa as.,aSe red,
view for great distance, makes II very ion ,spe
ence for those that like water view. he no near
quite desirable either for business or redes pi,L New
;ne churches and schools. The communIcaloy p Hysn
York is easy, either by the srt:epen sin o. sfS on bond
steamboats, All the purchase money may "rty and
and mortgage three yea.s-0ne hall on le r. nropsr
the otr halt other satisfactory security. oil dsyc Oct
y is not disposed Of before Wednesday, the iza ~ oeck
next, il will be sold at auction on the premise a. NJ ~
on that day. For further information, inquire n9y
STONE, New Haven, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

sS@ $50 ACRES ILLINOIS LhsSsl a'l.ss
- FOR sALE-Title, soil and location sso' ol&
inc acre. SMITH NICHOLSON, % L-"e--7 Livery 80
50 367 ACRES Michigan Lands lof t sa,fi VIII
-. Coed location, SOIL roads and nsIghearIIg2f1L henrI2f1LsON
be solid low for cash. Apply 10 SMITH Nio oIaf
p5 IibSrty-,tYpet-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

AsA FOR EXCHANGE-A house and
lots in this city for farm in New.Jersey or on the
Hunon River SMITH L. NICHOLSON,
al 3l+ S5 Lherty.street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

AA TO LET-The Dwelling House, No.
283 Division street, possession given immediately :
A very desirable residence for genteel amly-ren low.
Apply on the premises. oiol
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

issA TO LET-and possession given i'm
MS media,e.y.-The hrec.story modern finished dwell
ing No 90 Pearlstreet, adjoining The resrence Of Mr.
Goodhue, the corner OF Whteha!l-,treet 9ore OF
s27 2yt T. 5. DOREMUS, so Waersi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
ms TRANCE OF TOBACCO.

We invite tho attention OF tbs Planters nt large
TO the advertisement of the principal Tobacco Com
mission Houses Of our city, in regard 10 the lnsu-
rance Of that commodity, whio in store.
IL will be perceived that the merchants, warned
by the heavy loss which occurred in The late FIRE,
have determined to accomplish, by an arrangement
among themselves TO which the planter and dealer
become parties in benefit, precisely the arrangement,
which the State has considered il her business TO
effect by law, for the safety Of all who place their
Tobacco in the Public Warehouses for inspection.
As, however, thsse public magazines will not
contain all the Tobacco which comes to the market
whatever was placed in Private Warehouses was or
was no, secured from loss by ife, just according
the owner might or might not have prudence
enough or information enough to guard against tho
ri;que.
The present very judicious arrangement, con-
CURED in I've underS,and) by those who represent
the sellers and by those who are the buyers here,
will supply TO all who eonsign their crops bi,her,
the sans general protection rs II tho State could
store all Tobacco. Ths same very moderate sum
per hid, which the State exaeis, will be invariably
charged, in the Private Warehouses; and thus a
fund will be formed, derny the expenses Of keep
ing up Insurance. whatever may ehancs to DO in q
particular pace ofs.orage when loss occurs there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
A RECLAMATION

MIR Webster, we perceive, has expiaied some o.
the little truth in hs late Fanue Hall speech, by
eating his own words, upon the frs, public ocea
sion. He hsG there, certainly most disparagingly
towards the President, declared that Mr. Tyler had
committed 10 him and 10 his responsibility, the en-.
tire negotiation with Lord Ashburton ard its terms.
We eanno. now quote his words; but our readers
can dud them, and must have been struck with the
strong and very arrogant terms in which he convey
ed the fact which we have jus, stated.
Now, however, frightened at his own rash super.
eiIou,ness, be makes haste, by public alonement,
to contradict himself and sooIhe the President,
wounded vanity, by plaster Cut from his own We
racity. a party of merchants in New York tender
him dinner, in acknow ie1sment OF his successful
negotiation. 10 his reply, declining that honour he
takes care to Introduce the following disclaimer OF
all that he had strongly e!,im:d in his speech
the undivided responsibility OF the negotiation.
In the late nego;iltions with the English Envoy,
acted, of course, by the authority and under the
direction Of he President. 1.-THE immediate labor
devolved on mo. the constant supervision and 4 =
mai sanction belonged 10 him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Boston Mte,llaHy for this month is adorned
with very pretty engraving, plate oflhe Fashions,
and It's usual clever variety Of literary matter, into
which, however. We have barely glanced. The
matter Of such Journals is mean, only for those
who seek 10 divert themselves--a thing for which an
editor has no time, unless he ean amuse himself
with the John Joneses and the Rilehits.
The TUh Register for November eonisins q
beautiful plato Of very beautiful cr.alure-ths
Louisiana DEER and offers i've perceived some ex %
ceedingly sprighuy reading matter; out Of which
we have marked a very agreeable specimen, which
We will copy, in day or two, for the amusement
Of our readers.
We perceive, from the Register, thala great Rife
match has lately been determined, between Capt
Lloyd, Of New York, and Two renowned Swiss
msrksmen, Frederick Geannet, and Pierre Henry
Monuhdon, Of the town Of Loele. The mach wal
managed as a completely national one, 10 determin,
the comparative excellence Of the American an,
Swiss rihemen: or rather our countryman assumed
by shooting 'gains, Zoo at once, tbo,h Of whom h
was TO beat, or lose the wogsr) tina, we have gresi
tie superiority with the weapon. The issue coz
/. hrmed his boasl,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
sU NJ M A r Y.

The cultivation Of rice is attracting attention in
Louisiana. The very successful experiments made
by w Y Lewis E'q. Of New Orleans, leave no
room TO doubt that the rice culture cen be aoV1n.
tageously prosecuted in various sections Of that
State.
The Count D'iIautvlle, whose case recently
excited 50 much attention IN this country, has Il Is
sid, recently married lady in Europe, possessed
Of immence wealth.
EaTPrIAN OBgLTR.-Cap,sin Cialdi has reeeiv
ci orders TO proceed Egypt ,ske charge Of the
Obelisk which Mehemit Ali has presented to IN,
Pop. Europeans call IL tho Obe'isk Of Sesostris
the Egyptians that oftbe pitriarch Abraham Tint
will be the twelfth obelisk now in the possession o.
Roms from Egypt.
| Nav YoRE CANALS amount OF tolls 70
| ceived on the New York Canals during the thirt
week Of Ocobsr was s97 06O 90 The aggregate
tolls received this yesr 10 tho same date are Az
676, being less by sass, 1873 than during the sam
period Of 1871.
Wheat has been coming into Alton, Illinois, 70
Gently in great abundance, and selling for IS 81
cents
Gov. Tucker is about 10 convene the Lesisa ur
Of Mississippi fJr the purpose Of disrcting III
States,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04

I. is known that when Congress broke up Of tho
Extfl Session, what Mr. Spencer now calls "the
manifesto Of certain Wing members OF Congress"
was l. sued, denouneing very openly the treaehery
Of Mr. TYLER 70 tho Cabinet OF Gen. Harrison. II
Is also known that almost instantantously on the
arrival of that manifesto at a biny, an indignant
calf was made ufon the Wings Of New York, to
meet AZ Syracuse IN Conveniion,-thero 10 sustain
the views of this manifesto and 10 express The natural
recruitment Of the party gsinst tie ueachofy Of the
Executive. L. IL further known, that ths call was
written BY Mr. 9 Spencer, then Secretary Of the
State Of New York, and acting in apparent harmony
md cordnhty with the Wings of the Stare. That
call sufficiently denotes that between the opinions
OF w. writer and the manifesto o. certain Whigs"
there was then "no incongruity." But, 10 there
soon came from Warrington on invitation
from tic PIesideot, nor from nny one directly nuiho
rized by him, but-such vas the public runner un
conua Iicted OF the une-a mssive from the cdro
OF the Msdsonan, suggesting that n. YoTk woulC
or shoulI be looked TO, TO furnish member Of tht
pes Cnbinet-and, that none 10 NJ as Mr. J. g
goenesr. The bait took. Without delay, ard with
o,t anv other assurance though not without suc
consultation as could be had between the arrival o
the mail in the morning and the departure Of III
steamboat that same iorenOOn,-iof such, We be
l,ve was the hot haste 70 speed TO higher ofhe
,hat not a day was lost Mr. Spencer proceeded
Was, soeton, and there. 10 quote Mr. SIS own lar
guage s.betwten his Itho r. esidentsl principles .
sxnIeioed TO me and my own, found no IneongIui'
,hat could prevent heauy cooperation" Whelh
the cooperation would have been ss hearty u u
rxoisnations. however satisfactory, had not be-
accompanied or followed by tender OF The w
oasce Il NAV, With some knowledge Of Mf IS ems
es.er and career, Ne easiiy determined ~ ="
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04

LAW SCHOOL Ar STAUNToN.

J'ilE next session OF this school will commence the
Il 2hh lay ot November next and terminate the cO.h
DAY OF March fo'osng by the plan adopted by tho sub.
cbcr at his ntsi session, and found 10y his experience
the Giot eligible, Instruction. 10 mpartcby oral
eNnositnns and thorough the ut Books
with occasional 6 tiginsl lectures
The Text Books employed, Chuy's lilac kstone,
fuckers Commentaries. Louax Digest LonaS on Execu
tore aud Administrators Stephen Pleading LIST volume
9 thly on Pleading, ld volume Of SaTkic tho Law
Evidence, Francis MaNms Of Equity AMI Lubes Equity
Iiraiing Inc pupils are arranged into classes
Those beginning the study OF Municipal Law constitute
The Iunoi: aud those who have made sufficient progress
The senior Class. Three days la each devoted
TO Lectures aud Examnatons-one half 81 each day 10
the Seniors when the Juniors will attend without being
examined the other half TO the Juniors when the Seniors
alcnd and are examined with them the lesson OF the
day Dy this blending Of the Classes In the exercises Of
zach other,to some extent combination union the
analytic and synthetic method in the study the Law
Effected advantageous bOh but especially TO the
seniors, Who whilst they mastering the details Of the
science, reviewing aud famaTsing themselves with
The beautiful analysis and extensive outline Of sir
WIN. Blackstone. The Juniors will commence with
Chiy Bllck stoue; the Seniors with fuckers Common
taries is desirable that every Student should
FURNISHED with the text Books Fee for the course
payable in adsance II further Information be desired
be obtained by corresponding With the subse ribcr
LUCAS II. THOMPSON.
staunion, 10Th August, 1872
nfH.H Ella
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
POWHATAN HOUSE.

r.,,,r :. 't'"''''V''"s
VHE subscriber has taken = lease ON the ,boxa rsX
nshtneni, aud viii take possession on the In "a
peoner next until which time tho House will be ksnd
nStc,oiorc by T. Duval ESP lie would be pleased no
ms friends and all others that may favor him with j
" deemed unnecessary TO say any thing Io Ie,a,in,
me ncsy 81 ths House. a. IL be rcner,lv tno.
having been iot many years the principal House IN The
, u 70 say there Is not location to equal Il.
!ienen travelling with their famIHcs ami incmhc,"
Lsssiaiurc, Tor whose accommodation, arranrcnsn,s
o1 ,uae The House viii undergo q thorough Iep,
NJ can proinise " 10 use the best INV a,t, 10
san-aenon To all that may favor with their GONNA,
anu az can ask isa trial There will be Ilaets A II p
and baggage. free OF charge 10y f"'se"s'
20 ctawim "a unnce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
ICOMSUEieArED


After considerable negotiation. the Lessee Of the
Richmond Theatre. has offered DR.. Llrdner such
Inducements to visit Virginia, contrary TO his pro
poseJ plans for the winter, as hsve prevailed upon
him TO deliver here merit week. his scientific and liter
airy diseourses or lectures. The advertisement in
another column will explain tbs particulars Of a
treat Of no ordinary kind.
} d. Lardaef has boon more successful than any
Lecturer has ever been in Amsrics. Wherever hs
has appeared ovefho~ing audiences have listened
MOI only with p'sasure but ith profit his eloquent
discourses, in which modern science IS explained
90 lucdy that the youngest auditor goes away
wi h nsw, clear and definite idois. In New Yo-k
aone, ten Thousand persons at least auendedJ ans in
Boston, PhisdelphS, &c. no room was found ca.
pacious enough to contain the Ihrongs who were
anxious 10 listen. Monday is hTsI for the frsI
/ everiug.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

We are glad TO meet in a clever Little Charlo,tes-
vile paper which we have omitted hitherto to men
tion-"Ths Hsa"-the following notice of this In
! siitu,on--one TO which look as Ct the very
highes, State importance. The Idea copies a let.
ter, it says, from an old friend in that quarter.
"The institution is at prssen, in hourishing con.
ditios, all the vacancies being filled. A more or
Derby set Of young men | have never met with.
The officers too, allow nothing to interfere with
them IN the performance Of their many and arduous
duties. The distinguished and able Principal seems
to undergo more than even giant in intellect can
incumben, on him as Professor OF Mathematics, but
ne has in addition TO manage the pecuniary concerns
OF each Cadet"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
LAND FOR SALE


OFFER for sale the Of Land which reside, in
the county Of Ienrico. Ills miles from the city Of
Richmond aud one mile from the HrO1ke TURNPIKE. IL
contains 81 acres, Of which i3 and fraction low
grounds, lying thu Chickahominy river-2 acres Of
highlind. ADD seventy eight and fraction OF ou
grounds are uncoarsd. being In the original growth
containing good WOOL and excellent barrel and other tim.
er-SiHtyvc acres OF ioW grounds and OF the up
lands have been seeded in clover aud Hords grass from
i IL In an improving condition. To the Land
from hsshets, Canal has been cut from extreme
point Of the low grounds 10 the other, upWaTds Of 20O
yards IN length aud nearly 20feci wide. Throughout this
extent has been regularly dykcd and banked and by this
oans body Of az rich land ne be fouudn the neigh
borhooh, has been entirely reclaimed cultivated las'
summer (ls an experiment. on part or the reclaimed
crop a. hne Gun injured by haas nVirgina
All no unecarsd high land Is tobacco land Of first
qu1hy Tho crop Of Corn, row on the high lard, Will be
between sir ani seven hundred barrels Tho land abounda
IN mari, built has bees used only limited extent
The improvements good but plain. The dwelling
house s NJ wood With rooms and has recently been tho
roughly repaired The out houses consist ofa ktci.
en- with eI.sllsnt rooms. Laundry with rooms, leo
house. and Well of tho best water The Garden isarge,
lltuo acres-is productive in every description Of
Eeabes- and ornamental with variety Of n1wore ami
plants New Stables Tor 20 mules sud oTecsNow Cribs,
good Barns Hay Sheds and Cabins for the accommodation
Of INV negroes
Ibsieye 10 he sheaihys spot az be found anT
where This tract formerly divided into two OfIsther
more Than 40 sores oaohi ani " desired will be sgan
divided and sod separately invite purohasors TO visit
sold privately before the ls day Of January, will then
be onsro1 al pubic suction. 49, -
| no. cO2ui GEO. + KENNON.
I'D The Enquirer will copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RIG MOND MARKETS.
~ y Y n I
tRspSTied Gnd corrected lxiee a peek fer tie UAir
NOVEMBER 1870

lR.pSTisd AND corrected I1ie. a veek fer tie BAir
NOVEMBER 3, 1872
TOBACCO-inspeetions smlli-demand limited We
quote Lu-s s2a2 and So Common Leaf s3ia2! aud I;
NidI Ing ssa! snd s.; Good s5iAo and s6iFne s7alOt
as in quality
GRAIN-wheai IS to 90 cents. Corn 52i to IS. oAs
30 cts.
TEAs-Imperialan and GunpOwdcr 75c $780, Black 80 a
rs ccuts-
wHIsKEY-Bbls 2ic, hhIs 2ic.
Gan CANpLEsT1sperm 25a3o;; Patent Sperm Acc; HulPs
CoFFEgIRo 6. to Toe; Lasuayra 9llO; st Domingo s
flsu.Fanily Roe Herrnss 81; No 50 so to 70
FLOUk-Supotfne sfto sfl
IRON-Pig =; English ~; -wcdes siOO; Trcdezar ego
MOLAssES-Pouo Rico l9A22c; n. q. 2ia2ic.
oil-Wincr eOO los Fall Strained g5alOt Whale, in
bbis. 4Ic. 4' -
PRoVlSIoNs-Blcon 7a7tc. Lard sic.
PLklSTER-sil on Basin Bank.
leans q TO Tie,
sIOr-5ic.
SALT-WhsrfsI 30; Etore e2OO.
EXCHANGE.
New York drals I a IA prem
Philadelphia DO alt prem.
BALTIMORE do ! II prem.
North Carolina dis.
south Caroina.,... q hs Wheeling dis
treasury Noies.......l prem Tenncssec...m...s dis
AIdoaha 10 dis Specie.-.. -...-..t p.cm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04

DAN AWAY hori tho subscriber, in Chesterfield
IL about miles above Manchester, on the i7th Of Sep
fcmber, my JANE, about % sears OILS quite black
sud a'im fGurcd-and on tlio 2iti, RANDALL some.
nmosoaed Jc about % years old, black, with we teeth;
about middnz ezc; with white SPOT ncarfro Ton Of the
head Randall bass good black cloth Coat and hrh crown
black llai, and eoth Cap with him. ! will givo sO
reward for the twof delivered ~ me, OF secured In Ian
II taken IN the State, OF s5Of iaken ont Of The slae
oe IN dh&of IOSUuA AIVfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
FARM FOR SALE.

Within !! miles Of the city poor House.
t'OR SALE privately, the tract Of land which re.
side, Containing 2jb acres, situated the Meadow
Bridge road, in the couy OF enrco The land Is level
there not being more Than Of broken land on the
tract On tile premscsiheTc Is very Eooddweing house.
with all the necessary houseS-wth select an
PIE orchard aud good peach orchard About third
OF the Taet well wooded-he soil Is well adapted the
culture OF corr, oats wheat. grass &c consde rable
part OF the land las been much improved with manure
and by the non grazing system the foundation OF the coil
red Clay can with safely, IL Of the healthes
farms In the county OF UenIico.
Terms literal and will made known application to
The subscriber, residing the premises, who will shew
the land TO those who may wish to purchase.
no. NJ. PULLIAM, orto
lNLOES q BROTHER,
% Auctioneers. chfn ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04

To- The Young Mems King William Total Abstinence
society will hold their regular meeting At the Caa
church. on Saturday, the l2il LAY Of November Walker
HAYES, Esq., Mr. Lewis W. Taafsrro. aud others are CT
pccied 20 address the meeting The friends Of TEMPE.
rance are respectfully Invited 10 at end.
J. HENRY COGIIIII- Secretary.
Aher the adjournment Of the above meeting, called
meeting olthe kiag William Total At Society will
Dc held which will be Addressed by their President SIR
VIM =. Founinne All are invited 10 attend.
noyi 4 IT. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

II lH proprietor feels grateful FOR tho liberal psronsge
he hasIteeivcd since the HOTEL. has been opened.
snd bcae leave 10 inform the public that and ahcr The
loh Of September tho price Of board will be reduced 10
81 20 per day; single meals and Lodging, ~ cents each
oonuomen vising tho Exchange Hotel with their IIorss
are Informed hat the best WI be taken Of them BY
VIZ James Harden stable " N tho Hotel
u will he my constant 70 render oil tho comforts 10 my
guests that s possible for them IN ind In any Hotel
They will confer favor by reporting IN the proprietor any
negect attention ffOn the or o;bers Ia hIs
employ - FREDERICK BoYDEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
II E NJ o V A L.
II. N. II u ID 4 o N ,


AZ removed his Once the square above Tie Banks
ON Main st., next door TO the residence OF James
bosher Esq lie performs all operations on the Teeth
Tor Their beauty and preservation
iech .lney, or 10 full sets the approved plans
Ladies and Genilemen interested respectfully Iny
tedo call and examine his assortment Of Teeth ccprs
ing every variety Of shade carefully selected from Tie
most celebTai edmanuflctuTers.
He also inscrts Artificial Pilates designed 10 resor. The
voice 10 ns proper tone and sound
REFERENCE.
Rev Dr flumer, DIR BroekenbrouRh,
rev pr Empie, = Barier, Bsq,
Hubbard Gardner g. Co., Dr X q CabeIl"
general Pryton, General Pesram,
pr Chsmberiayne, John Gordon, Esq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04

s,inence Society will be held at the Third Baptist
Church on Shockoe Hill, on Saturday evening next
at O'clock. Interesting addresses may be expect
ed. AL are invited to attend.
J. w. SPALDING, SEC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04
La Nd FOR SALE

NbCEsslrN eonstralns tue 10 off,r inv re.ii.,.
she-nhes Gloucester county, about three n
oeow the CONT House In the most srres able rart oi
county aud contains about US acres; the ne x,,,rc IN
soils very gooi AMI susceptible OF the rrest-si npr
ment, nan OF uia now capable OF producing from f,
STA barrels OF CON- and marie enough 10 c,yer Two
sani acres. aud Of tho best qualify. There 4, sm,I
eomiouabc dwelling house aud nee ssary out ho,I
all nearly new. not disposed of privately before MI
be odrre at public auction on the FIRST Mons., of !
month al our Court House. unless can collect s,on
&C q c'ds PEyrON n NJ ~ !.