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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
Erlrael "a "a flon Fananier conntr ~.

"TrIl us, any where in tho county, II they can,
hearted Wing who hhs deserted HE end turned Tve
man. Not ono understand that IN Boudon there b.
such case-but not another 20 Keep him campany. The
truth ihc Loco iocos themselves say tat they were
Whes they would the Captain with the cncncy
thnt do and that only inure OuTsevesby orbcnrance
They are ~ n man, more Ant-Tyer than An-Clay lisa
facu understand, hn In Fairfax County had not the Globe
come ont promptly and decidedly sganst Tyler majority
Of the Loco Focos would have united with the Whps n
eocng An-rylor msn-they fearing that their party
now NJ the head Of the government The course Of the
Globe has saved the Loco Foco party In Fairfay Depend
upon IT, truth, justice, honesty, win triumph at last"
dfer Gar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
Mr.. RaadoIpA,. Nl,eech On FInanec.
Mr.. RANDOLPH says:


Our duty TO constituents demand of the
rnoos system OF borrowing pay interest In the mpo
shon OF taxes TO be paid checrtuy is necessary that
tey should be equal, requiring Just contributions from ALL
h not reasonable that the burden Of taxation should fall
chiefly, as has hitherto DOME two subjects Wis land
and labor but that each person should pay proportion
ms ability; and that capital whether in money, stocks
shus should bear IN Just proportions the burihens
uon No doubt the true principle is that VI the nd valorein
where every species OF property is valued stocks and money
included and ccnagc, sufficient for the support Of
Government imposed but doubt whether this House or
people OF the State, arc at this mo prepared for the adop
ton OF the system"
Very little be aledgcd against the natural equity and
universal justice OF these sentiments but the difficulty Of
carrying into execution the plan of taxation Proposed
There can be no reason why the Capitalist whose property
IN money, stock. should pay for the support of the
Government and the protection and security affords him
and his property, equally in proportion with the farmer and
the mechanic Perhaps he ought pay more. for while
their empoyments exercised degree nav in
great degree, for the benefit OF all society," his is exercised
emily for his advantage
But the difficulty is to enforce the principe-thc proba
blity of eluson-and the temptation to fraud.
Mr.. Randolph unolds the details of the plan of in
creased taxation which, unhappy, has become necessary
to sustain the character and credit Of the State We shall
follow him ms our limits will allow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

WORTHAM'S OFFICE,


Pfzrs' PnSrg" Pfyraff'-rhe distribution This sin
Progressing pdy and Pr to-day Dr. extensive nm
That es,, aisfcd $4,000 divided into prizes m
$500 eseh $1,000 b pfye- clH with
your 81 "a day before % o'clock '. " on
BIO CHARLES wORTTfNM
EBABWA CASAS.-A ri the above delicious Reraliaa
with hne ~ other sornr4 Negro Prince
Ia Norma" MANILA seuletsr and prime ot " Chewing
Toi1cco-for lsic by BOLTON A. HARRISON
u 10 Druggists, above The Banks.
,iffs FoR BALrINoRE.-Ihe fine schr. Mobile,
IL Capt Jones' oading viii have an possible Dispatch
For freight passage apply board ~ Pckcts wharf ~
10 JAS. FISHER A. RON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

that far from being sanguinc sasEed thsy an.
IN reality, merely doubtful and dubious but many OF
them already discouraged aud dshsatcn,d. They know
more Than do OF the leaousiU- aud tyaies that exist
IN their ranks and that these divisions are likely 90 in
crease and WIDEN We glad that you occasional
notice the course OF Mr.. Wise, and the
not 10 say ab-nniues o his Cap and Coat Gun
never constitute him John Randolph LEI him do his be-,
And those OF who have labored in aes past 70 mako
great man Of him, mortified that he should nov 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

Not only no such GOoehand Resolutions abandon.
ING MIR. Clay adop,cdhut such Resolution were seer
cd. and those which offered almost hissed be-
cause they see~ed by remote construction though not
all IN Intention to mediate posponement Of Mir Clay.
We hope that the National ncllgcnccr, Baltimore Pat
not. Courier Enquirer, and ~ ok American the Lou
svle Journal and the Wing pape of Lexington Frank.
FORT and Nashville, will be Kind enough insert this ar
uele-HOt to crafty the OF the Gooohland Rrsolu
lions. but to put the Wings OF that County ectus in
Cnffa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
The "GooehiaHd' Resoiutons-Ths dsspieaJle nick Of
ParfU

PGrfV.
The New York Union. lately edited by Mr. Noah and
Tylcrs New York Official, publishes IN his form, Reso
luons which, in November last, submitted to the
Wings Of Goochland, by the associate editor Of this paper
theun citizen resident Of ihat County.
"R'foir That do prefer Clay 10 any Other man or
ah other mrn - Wings be- worthy leaders
o their host while they their nnts John Ncplerson
and hundred others
Roirss That abhof worship religious or pofcs and
DO noiake The den n sinking swimming" Henry clay
any other We willing SINK fneccary with right ani
Truth but We prefer under another leader Clay
defeat AMI continued usruc by hopecs adherence hn"
The Resolutions were not adopted che Union says
On the contrary, they uHi5ersaHy disapproyed, be-.
cause they sesed be susceptible Of being construed n
TO hc purpose OF abandoning Mr.. Cay-a purpose how.
ever cmphahcay discaimed by their mover, and which
he repeats ho never entertained for
Agan' the reading II the first resolution only a.
tered, but entirely reversed.
Noah or rather Mr. Philips makes IL rcad-'Rezolved
That We do not prefer Henry Clay" &c.
The true Resolution offered but adopted was-"Rc.
solved, That while we preter Henry Clay to any other or
all other men" &c.
As said above this Resolution, although expressing
preference Of Mr. Clay Oh the world was almost In
dgnanty secuted because 1t ssemsd in a possible contn
gency willing TO relinqu.sh him for other.
Nothing display the unisrness Of the psrzan Pres
Of this Country in revolving light, than the trick
above cKpoasj--a thick Of which hesruly ncquii NJ
Noah himself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
GARDEN SEEDS,

T'OR sny rare and valuable GARDEN SEEDS coming from
- ku1n and established ssedsrnen NE nerhbofgod viii
highest market price object afford The greatest
satisfaction department. business without regard t
have therefore provided ourselves with large and
Teuem assortment from the Nursery n NJ ~ LsSpEE Of
Philadelphia; although compelled N Tor thcm IN
double much demanded for
ihm ~ nrr establishments nevertheless these seeds We are ~
failing. generally Al the usual market prices
BE nOTT5 RURFOn
y hi9 LEWIS WEBB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

~ MIR. Leake, Of A.. in the debate, yesterday, intma
ted he did not charge that the existing debt of Virginia
was created 10y the Wings. This charge was made
last winter, and it then met and rebued by General
Dorman who. with the record in hand showed that il was
the creation OF the Locofocos led BY the gallant Col
Joe Watkins, of Gooehland. We will look up Cen Dor
mans statement, and publish give the ques in adj
vance, to any similar CHARGE, which penny de-
mapnRues I'M nut fnrfh
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DIED.

on The night Of The 7h about n o'clock SALLY
sINION widow Of the late Jacob snton year
age The friends and acquaintance family respectful
invited o. attend her funeral further inviiatonJ this
afternoon At half past ? o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
From the National Intelligcneer
COMMODORE INVESTIGATIONS

GENrLENEN;-Seengi in the Integcncerof Saturday un
der the editorial caption, An untowar occurrence the
article copied from the MadiSoHan of Friday il may not he
iltmed OF place request publication of pr
waite letter received thanH month ago from the Pacific
The extract gives account Of the movements of the
American and English squadrons that distant ocean, in
September last; and of the then accredited mor of war;
which, therefore, may be without interest ustnow
IN rsada
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
Fir-t QunIIty Heady-made CIo1hingi

SAVING q 2s per cent may be realised BY calling On me
- undergned who oncr fof inspection very superior
ment o. Drcs and Froek Coo Psnnoms Vests he the
sie and quality Of which impossible 10 o. ess.
where STARR a. co
PH Opposite Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

~ CAPTAIN TyLEE-The locOs give the Captain harder
hits han the Wings. Two Locofocos says an exchange pa
standing outside Of the Bar Of ho Senate yesterday one
observed 10 the other-"Pear TO them there Wings are
trying to make fool Of the President" "Fah, replied the
othcr they'll have hard job Of naer's got the Of
them ."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

The Small Note Bill under discussion in the Senate
yesterday motoa for indefinite posponement failed by
majority OF 1. An Amendment, requiring the notes TO
be rede med by the mother bank and the branch
and another requiring them be redeemed by all the
branches IN mothSr bank, were offered but not voted
upon befofc adjournment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

~ OTTO r The Wings Of Hcnrico are respect.
uy invited o. attend Court a. appoint egnes
10 meet n Convention, the 22d day Of February next
ia ll-dlw Many worms
81 The Wings Of spousylvania, Caroline and Essex
are respectfully urged ,us many u them conveniently
do sol 10 meet al the Bowling Green, February Court 10
ngrco upon Senatorial candidate MAyy Wugg
b- Arorov s,tE Ricf JrwrLEY Gc-Nuenon Is invited
TO our sale Of Rich Jevep Watches morning lt
10 oeiork The continued evening NJ O'Clock
IN 10 GNLOEs A BROTHER Aucts
Blc Executive ana Legislative Temperance
Wectiugihe Committee appointed nc the ls
n Constitution having reported through Chairman
boct William Iateu that they ready rop0ri-a meeting
therefore called which will be- held The Hall NJ
sf'ira on FRIDAY evening ihc goth O'clock The
neers n s Executive departments and OF both Houses ODE
legislature and hte and gentlemen generally respectfully
vnd to attend II expected gentleman of society
other citizens win address The meeting RO. WHITE Chmn
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yanunrY Isth. 1913.

To INQUIRY.
lie then presented TO the Court copy Of the STANDARD
with memorandum relating of the cuses said 10 be
garblcd.
Tho Judge Advocate here stated that when the log
had been produced 10y Acting Master Perry he had directed
him to continue to take charge OF which advice he had
misunderstood and left the book in the Court Two days
when he heard this feet he had requested Captain
Gregory take charge Of it cusoder for the Court
All that could be done the Court to take charge
OF II and prevent my further improper OF it,
Commodore Stewart Hssented the Judge Advocates
opinion.
Captain Mackenzie then requested that the Court would
institute Inquiry ascertain through whose agency this
publication had been made.
Tho Judge Advocate said Court could not travel out Of
the ground, and institute any other inquiry tan dele.
gated to them by the Secretary Of the Navy.
Commodore Stewart thought that the Court could not
take notice at newspaper statements. incorrect ones
had been made Capt Mackenzie had better reply To them
All the Court could do take precautions to pre-
vent similnr occurrence
After some further conversation, the matter ended by
Capt Mackenzie requesting that this communication might
appear the Records Of the Court which guaranteed
and he also asked whether be could addTo8s the Sccre
tary Of the Navy the subject u which Commander
Stewart replied IN tho Affirmative and the Court adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
NOTICE

G 81 The President and Directors Of the
slissa-E Steamboat Company have this day
decard dividend ~ dollars anil fy cents per Share IN me
capital Joint stock q the Company payable aner
instant. ny order WIN s1NrON, seey
d, nd
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Commercial Rrtor0.

NEW ORLEANS. MONDAY NIGHT. January OH
The Cotton market opened The morning extensive in
qug and Notwithstanding The incicncncy weather
sales effected a. the extent of 1900 bales bust
ness passed ~ without much excitement and be
ted above thosc of Saturday, which mddns
scnpons viii le remembered about &c. quo
atiot int te market b. n healthy condition. and
much hme-s The principal purchasers
Northern and French buyers however have ris- operated
fair extent
LfyERruoL CLAsSWcArIov
Louisiana and Mississippi.
Vtlilil s.....A 81
Mllllt8. 81 sc
Mdding FAIR CO
Iaf .uua 90
Good faf. 90
'"d ana Pine. 90 90
IN Exchange. negotiations made today previous rae
FOR Sterling Sal! per premium fpneg 31las I'll
New YORK 60 days ~ 2ln2 per dsrount.N Bee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

~ NOurc-Ic President AMI Director of NE Rank ~ Wiz.
GINA have declared dividend n dollars pr share
capital stock OF tr Bank. rhccL however, deduction
quarter fer cent bonus N The Commonwealth
j. t3-2awtw D. W. rEGRAN, Cashier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
SINKING FUND,

The House, yesterday, engaged in the consideration
OF the Finance Report The subject special interest aud
canvass was the Proprey of creating sinking fund re-
deem the principal OF the public debt To create that fund
would be the SsOOOO-and on
this account, concnded that creation ought 70
be posponedThat the payment the interest was all that
expected desired by the public creditor and that the
people embarrassed pay more than was ALSO.
lutely necessary.
No vote TAKEN and the question up again 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

All these lads were examined and testified what has
been repeatedly before the public by the examination of the
other witnesses They all asked their opinions as to
the necessity OF the execution Several fhem had no opin
ions and others thought that the vessel was not safe until
the execution had taken place.
This closed the examination Of witnesses for the day. and
Captain Mackenzie then presented the following commun
cation TO the Court, the subject of publication in the
Standard, OF the list OF punishments inflicted by him
May Hpease The Court A publication was Yesterday
made In the N V Standard, purporng give account
OF the punishments inflicted board the Somers This
account could only be derived from the Log.Book which
has been produced III evidence before this Court and has
remained in its custody. The publication is evidently de-
signed to excite odum against me, when sm
undergoing solemn inquiry for painful discharge Of what
conceived TO be my duty ready and anxious prove
that no other punshmens inflicted board the So
than such lawful and necessary but cannot
but object gublcd statements of them unaccompanied by
any explanation OF the attending circumstances and therefore
throw myself upon the Court for protection this attempt
TO PREJUDICE my case, and prejudice the public mind by tho
surrcpttous Of documents within the custody OF tho
Court, for the purpose OF this investigation
have the honor TO be, &c.
ALEX. SLIDELL MACKENZIE,
Commanding l.. s Brig Somsys
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Hichmond.
ARRIVED,
Fchr Wing brooks. YORK River. com
Schr fyuchburr Matthias New YORK sundnes.
SAILED,
Schf Rovunl, Philips BALTIMORE -four
schr Missouri. Hubbard. Baltimore. fihfr
NEW YORK, Dan i6Auyei Richmond Chester d,ys
from Richmond, with -four
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30
LANES RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-By authority vested II

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By authority vested II
y Trustees, will, 18th july NEXT ''ier %. s"s, ~
Puddle Auction, the premises, that valuable ts'a'r
Gcntiyar, lying James River. the county .i ~
miles Of the OF Cariersrie ana ~ es '
this city. 80 - 80 Ia,
This 500 acres OF which TO ar.ts aae J
grounds Of The best quality 800 al hue sh '",
condition. and cultivated in regular rotation; iuo az,
in pines, and a;lordng good e.anu air and
remainder IL woodland of original sowti 'i H""u
containing plant land than is usually iouiu q" '" 49,
farms. - .,.,., a,
The Improvements the ordinary KIND ionha 'n I ",
which the does reside the stable eoou a,.J. he
horses the large and recently Thoroughly ho,s..
,hresng good working order; hs 'oss
81 efficiently extensive al JJouo ms az
houses good and sufficient Ia ACCOMMODATE aov.
TO 40 persons The dwelling house contains iou' ioo '
| ground and two cellar roomS. -, ,,a ,ha balance
The terms will so5oO Isl October neS anu n u @
in three equal payments twelve ana eeh.eeh ~ 81, -
the day of sale Possession be given after The ua oil SAFE ~
go much of the land may he required 10 prepare o'
~, ~o," with The ivlece seeding crop of wheat rs
soon a. can without drne 10 the cop no" ei1w
inc an the land ana whole estate on or before The Isl De
cembsr neat. -, , al, -,
ANY view the property VIII please can OF
MIR Peter Ruruss, whn resides the premises ANY r'ot
.r,n",s,s Il II. CUNNINGHAM
INO. a. CUNNINGHAM,
No,oc s,l, Tfu..ers NJ Mrs. A T. Deane
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30
Tie city Council IF Richmond.
WATER WORKS AND GAS LIGHTS.


WATER WORKS AND GAS LIGHTS
Atthe request of subscriber, we give The following
abstract of The proceedings of our CITY Council touch
inr the important subjects of Water and Light:
On the S,h May, the Watering Committee OF the city
Of Richmond in compliance with The provisions oi Inc
ordinance passed 27h February, 1882, entitled IAN or.
dinance concerning The Water Works Of The CITY OF
Richmond" respectfully report: That during the year
beginning May 1t, 1872 and ending 30'h April, le43,
the following extensions of The mains were made: ooO
feet inch pipe along street. West of LIST to the cen
ire of Foushee street, thence North along Fousbee 4o
feet to the North side of street, thence along Foushee
80 feet with inch pipes. Also, from K, along 9TH
street 2O5 feet, II inch pipe.
That the Superintendent has furnished during the
same period the following new supplies, viz: ,,
IS families, at so each S'so
5 stores, at 81 o. 81
Office %
The Stale Offices in the Capitol, 5o
The Orphan Asylum, 2o
5 batter $ shop, ~
Amounting in all TO So4l
The Superintendent reports, that, the FIRST day OF
May, Is43, the water takers registered his books
are as follows =
SIS families, at $40 each, So,7oo w OO
"a stores, at o1o w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

~ OriCE-Ean away from the subscriber living five miles
South Of Roxhfou:h, Person county, Moth Carolina
Monday night the Ian inst. three men-DICK PETER
and EDNUNp Dick about thirty five years Of age ii,
inches high, well s, and black quick spoken
and IL good counie nancc-he had when he
every day apparel Pee, about twenty eight of
pounds-his complexion oerahy black and he has lump
his neck his feet turning little outwards-he has bad
and down look and rather Of speech Edmund
sixteen seventeen years age and is hearty well
grown nf his aGehe has small on his breast quick
spoken Of good of very dark
pexion. ANY person who will deliver above Negroes
at my residence, shall receive eac-or slo each
fined In any jail so that get them. LEWIS TAPP
Aprlla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

.y,o BUILDERS AND oTnERS-Thc subscriber would most
respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond and vcni
that lie continues 10 manufacture the following atcles on
reasonable As they be had in any the Northern
Cities BRASS and Iron Locks aud Bolts hanks prisons,
stores and dwellings, Locks Bolts for sliding and folding
doors with brass glass and plated furniture.
Also Shutter and blind astenngs very superior ar
tclr-hr cheapest and best % the public.
~ Bells hung with without tubes, Locks repaired, and
keys fitted the shortest notice. and on reasonable
{. CUMBERSON,
Main, between sth and 9Th streets
March % lO5-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

- HS ~ ta au order mad III the United states Co '"r
. .s.fsru District Virginia. :ae d March isJ, III
t ra,f If the Bankruptcy Of toqu! b Gentry n''ce IS
gwen creditors, both social and individuals oil inc
PURSUANT 10 SAID order appears, that; cf social effects now re-
money aud ready fr distribution, Their" Is haahce 81
t, similarly situated balance OF nineteen doars-
ad individual effects Of Austin Gentry similarly sua.
81 her, l. banc, Of i've hundred dollars; and, further. that
aforesaid Court has decrred, that alter Ten
h. will pass order dividend aud distribution OF Tue
b. ,nr.. af,,esa,l FRED TRANSPORT,
Assignee of Colqnitt & Gentry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

ANp FOR SaLE.-In pursuance of decree nj the tcnn..
l. count nj Halifax prosecuted IN the case oil kanse aeas
po ana others we undersigned COMMISSIONERS WILL on
>-ia the 0:h Of June next, the premises oher ,o
safe the highest bidder, 36 of Land lying on Inc 'raoy
Pa In -, co,uy nj Halifax, within and half miles o
~ court house ON credit OF and tao years IN eGia NJ
m meats Ropis with good personal seceriiy VIII be required
f.e- -Cs ana ti,;- viii ne retained ~ inthe
This aut l. well adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco ana
,..-t|,. ISAAC MEAp!.Ei, "a,
CHARLES \. BALLOW,
WILLIAM T. EALLoW.
&c.. PIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

ANu FOR NIL wi sell, Thursday, the eight, day
l. & Juar. far. Otherwise, the next fair day. my l'ac
it3 btag The Fat side OF the Southwest Mountains w
Of AheWarlr and adjoining the lands oil Mf. pas'u
.-untsm, Capt Alexander Garrett and others wNhh >lA
s Charlottesville, four fam the Rivanna RIVER, ana SIN
& fm >guge, James River, N an lntelilseht a3ece
ofi0od. Ina, Tract contains seven hniited ana MY ~
a'oii four bundled and ty cleared anu o!s'apS
We clover ht'ance woods. The dwelling house
@ rs - let, entirely in>.d but, viii small expense
m be- excellent da cling large family, wilh al
r necessary This land is particularly adapted 10
a ,e climate, such tobacco wheat ohs,
80 deem unnecessary give further description oi e
n believing person will purchase, without first viewing the
PREMISES which invite them do, mus. actually sell, not
tfH choice necessity Terms LIBERAL and particulars OH
W- ia, If ,a, COLIN JOHNSON.
}lly at 4-aawtds
~ The Richmond Wing viii publish ill saetwice week
'i rla:.e this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

| ENFi GREEN FOR SALE VIII be Sold tic premises,
Il ceSt bidder Tuesday the l3h dag Of June next
s very desirable aud beautiful Estate IN f!enilc" county Is
i AZ the end Brook Turnpike, and adj the
toN yellow Tavern, seven miles from Richmond II con
acres. and divided lots, H. suit
- eS There are upwards 20 original growth 10
a pine alt heavily nbeed There are 73acrcs ot meadow
4 y i'm Herds Grass the balance OF the land Is good
.a,' IN hich Improvement. Mari ahounds on
Tie land ana has been used great advantage This land es
tautuy lhe improvements comfortable ana Convent
dwelling: aud Of early and late fruit on The
Lace, aud young peach orchard As pure and
good Of the so Yards of the
This place is remarkable for good health
valuable estate the populous Richmond is
IA market The Will be, casa and the ha
r months credit. and deed o secure the credit
payment The land will be SHOWN by Nj Bradshaw who lives
80 the place.
~ Tie and place will he Sold for cash. % head Of
ral,r Sheep and Hogs new tcn' wheel Wagon, several
g>e Cats aud sundry other articles, nn tedious mention
By TUE TRUSTEES
Nav i--G;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

- ~ GooDR ATTORNEY At Law, formerly Of Richmond,
n t h1s settled Louis. where he vii attend 10
-s,n, business which may be entrusted 10 his care.
g C. viii attend Claims amounting 10 sow " '""'e'
,og ,hpr. m the state of Missouri. . A.
:, ,u. Missouri Nav 10, lSt3. o--iu