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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

y'ire"i v.na toni e,p'na. = ar ''''' fen The Clerk.
: . Oh "f h~ i ctI-i WI iHic SHE -
'i c"r l'r r ih-tvn Of iulianlpi-, the rh das 81
sept. ~lA fsnii hours pteed "a The aud
e. tie ,A d~ fhl ssusisd In AIarHn
The afh q tie r', 20 sert,n No y,
n tow f~ip h NORTH - fauFr 'i-i. 80
~
aid real
rr esct-d ii- Nelson Morgan and a,i Naltg,
the ilases spencer. the af T.. n ksuce-
L. l. T. IL d 80 =
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SsgC.-sFcg--s AR.

7DY virtue Il vrifaoni eKpas drcted from ihe Clerks
- office e Marion ''cHH r'r wieNt &" I' silr II The
VS. ndtsnaf@i~ tie 18th daa
Is fW.en the inir prciHi Is piaft- hf
at i loNis drcscd real snsied IA Marion
Comfy.
The ile me between SECTIONS - nod %
'Nn~iip tfenfe sd
stake; then wet 100 l stake hfnrr ssHh - IHles
stake Ihenre ei Too le~ f the 81 --inni'r -
ont % said
the said reai
estate, executed a. tl' prHr 81 AnRi NJ Greet TIE suit a
SHAW : Htlf~. idnni-i
.gsy. u. IA .e,o1 n. L,;vHrAn Sio.F " e.
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SPY virtue If decree ." aie'ied f'an r- Clerk
ffiic
iie hf~' d.r tIr town ef indianapolis The 1h
i,v of >ri si hwetn the hours Ia.
aud profits ti, i,srri~d
aisr 90 Marian r,fin'N
BEING The Hnl west and s north ~ tie north
- n j. tow n-i.p -.
az I'a,r .Ire Simple sad
rra erc'ed the property Da.d azzId the su of
Johnson 1inc'cy
IL T. L aLAIIL. 81 81
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From. the Globe
North Carolina COn-rc -siouaI Election.

The southern mail due here last evening fsiIed beyond
Pittsburgh. Va; consequently. the mail due here
day from North Carolina Dbl no, arrive. But nevertheless
find the following letter the post Office this city
Pcstmarkei "Taboro, " c. the 9th inst which should
have reached Tueslsy last. II is from person
whose word be implicitly relied and proves 10
beyond doubt that Stsuly has been defeated by msJor
~ Of several hundred That gratifying intelligence salts
6es u for one day.
Extract Of a letter dated
TsRBoRo y. C.. Aug. C.
Gentlemen Our election ~ and we have con-
guefcd the conquerer Sianly, who said few weeks
in Of the lower that he had conquered Edge
combe three times and would do II again We have shown
him that not 10 be conquered On the day Of the
election rained all day. nearly II 1t had good
day. we would have given IS votes for Arlington
least do not think you will be troubled with
W again IN Congress Below give you the Of all
the counties that have been heard from.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

U1grS Of VongmcqiS The Bunker Hi Monument.
although .sl feet high, X 521 below iAc ie,.i 81 the
~ Peters ChuIch Rome. 40 lower than
The cross 81 Paul at London and 80 les than lie
Paniheo.. Pans u - feet IA cher iian i;. Alrtu
IN iondon feet higher than the colunn of ii,
Place dc VcndoDc af Pas; - feet higher than the
Washington Monument at Baltimore I1p feet igi,.r
than P"mpcN> Pillar al NeNmIna, and - feet higher
tl,an Trailn Pillar al Rome.
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ssrigsDc-s Notice.

The corner stone c the Rojcrts Chepd WI be laid
Saturday the 2lih INST. with r. -iou- services.
Sermon by tho Rev Mr. simpson. ID. ID. Of the A>hufy
University The public respect teq, >icd
be present the occasion. anpl" pinNi-n Viii be
made for their accommodation ~rr,ir,- 10 comm, tr..
al clock \. VI Iy order of the Trustees.
HHpt -.
:. GOID>BEEnl.
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80 T.. L,lyHEAp. Slo.5-w c.
sssa,rcrEr,... ..rs

-.DY - drcee de'rd the Clerks ofce
~ the is,n tsaIfi. ~ pfic nlr ~ The
door The 81" iutaus~.s tie lrih cat 81
49, ~ tie hsif prescribed tt Law ia" NJ and profits
e follow p- ale situated m NaEon
ssalriy,
1f,. hale he iaif if south 81 section
az n>p H., nol 81 east, 80
Ant 81 iIe red the a inenaei - -ad
II d.
riir~ "s'ni the eul 81 Zitk toseraae al 10 sui ~
fle 4 Indiana
II
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State OF Ea,ials. uari,r Com,iy:
MARIo> CrsecIr Tar. NOVEMBER Lam, iss,
l. Irff ~.

L,r p Drffcs
r. 71lsth Jennings. r.. i>risl Jennings. VI.
I bcin made l,fuiA h, tn AFFIDAVIT e dsinie
p-TS,n lrfS court.
AusI Sii. hu Israel Innn-. Junao-. who
- E1arfA Jennings
a Il
Therefore ~di isfsi Jennings Junior.
fling pnarucy .unis-
drnur -ai 'f ie tire
sad the
ice taken H. cpA., ssed and tine gliisi HIM.
A
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You old Edqeconbe has done her duty. I never
have the democrats 5 in nv life. We were
determined have Stanly rule rs. II hear
from of the lower hy the mail this evening
i will give II To you M postscript.
p. =. Craven has given 10 majority f,r Arlington
Beaufort 81 for StanIy; Washlngon 4O2 for slany.
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We find the following piece of local intelligence in the
Courier If Wednesday
1.-The Wings from the present aspec, of things at
the bottom Of the political ladder which they
begin 10 think seriously oi asce ding
Step lightly the Louis round neirhbor and he
lad Ter doesn't stand cider barrel or COON
ssin With care. the wings may ascend as high as Ken
lucky ,-Besfon Post
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aNE e Indiana.
flIgI'rie
e-ci
uned dfs "unh % t'a'r Tey,is-hH siaif
n
cents,
pail pur se nfy cents
poll, pnsI-se-
For the he vii attend In reison 4.
desIr,, lhd ag elections,
ships IL -aid county. q Ih- Gdloa GAYS
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"Uages IN EngLlnd-rhc daily pay Of the Duke
Of Wellington. for DONG nothing harily. CHS I4<
~; sni woman receives Tor manufacturing f.re're
hundred round headed hsbnoils five pence and three
fArthinge' VIVA; a contrast
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* RITZ NA.g.

Wy vrre = v-nftrta '- o. n'- f'rd if h~ 's
> Z rtc -sc "a
81 .ir.. -f % iar -
of ini ansi- ilr mt ma
ar te fl, t-tfr, ~tai'4 "a asfHn
30
l >i Dr. 40 f1nHr- feisfr il itsi ueffr nf- ~
thence TT. - iest. o he lace q b.
!. irlr
,ni demanded Sat ~ri
f. simple n -ahi rel
vented TIE .f'rt Ir Jackson al te sit q jscb
.l.r. -. is3 f-s y L,wuENp ~,vg u c.
CARA s:A7.GArs.---i' lie. ;s,dmc-d.
5'fE ori~r h. cfrti fsrisr f-iH'fn ~ f'~
n.f-s- sf b.. h- d.
m,-. fsf -fi h- fHisf ,ni -fsn
t usnner ssd
-n,i .cicsd pF,i,snre H. Ilr- It.-w ~
d8cef a. 'ips--
Men - coarse ip-,. so
~hf-t
Iai..s- se-i KIT rr~-a.
e.
Nh 40 ihr york in .ffl' I ef : rfl 7"Are that
= .ni sd "a
.a-.- e. ns % Hr
uariuf ,r. r-r--f eni y
sI.r hi-i4-. -. ~ ll, fi - ni ,sss Brrsnag-
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sssi;- l,, siO,s.

We are requested to say that h-'e viii be Anal
o'ition Meeting. Saurdiy next, 10 o'c3ca, two
mIl,s east of Groeuwond
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Gru~-Wh-at came i'm by wagons in quantities and
none ~ carsl The nillers paving IN SATURDAY.
o5r-tc day the Corn 25 2sc; Oats 5 lsc {;
Rye 3i} 81 lie Cireirraf Enquirer, Avg H.
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T.ss.ecrt;.cs.

discussion of tie Uhist.y Qtrstoa Nil come OF at
The Oh Presbyterian Church Sauidiy Thr pub
he respectfully invited to attend
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CA DID aEEs.

We are Ieqn'sc u ann sunce JONI DUSS e Dtar5cn
County : a can !.llle I Audilol .. SITE
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re ~" attend, -r-Du ~ Pi ~ hs rhp n IND 7rg-
- u I, i g.
81 - F.
not pissed -. In
r,ir neglect in, c,-iin
y
anf lie i cais person ,
the wleershtr tie be- county
sfapr- fn.t
a x 10
Tor STAT, AVID olniy ta4es. JA-Oo LANDS.
34-.f C5.4,s T-ea -y.
isi 10 hgv = - -
seed, h.i $ H,,
ger hnshr' e.. fat seri fs.agci issss tsLyr,-
- isf = .ec-alie, n-., 49, l..
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'gsXE, vD:. VisE yF.ii. l4;,.

flfHE Treasurer aui o!tsiar.f sit, Indiana hereby
- nutc flu h- l,ticat- Ter ih-
hands. ~ffi~
dei dollars lWeutt ppt MS sud tNn mills ai
tlut Tor >p Deaf nin, ~ c,lnt fr
81 q ufs
is'tfis M, rg pif.sc, hIn-f-I
btti'ir lfilerl,. lhre
f"r TIE h. attend l~
Ow ing dag.
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s.s.4s ss.<eS.as. 49, g ...=..
- PIECES Ep-ii Long cifh- d. is-if
- hrc. -ri,'rn-i-' liig. J.! i,ef Cue u11I,
men. H. 10 sod ves th-4s og tatr. MARI4N ffHD<~
- I)aar n ~ Ft'ae- lIig r..
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sfsAs,t, e.; Z. .ENi...

PIECES splendid Crape ID Ln~.s
Il Al-,, black an hile hia, ll.nbtyinrs-
Pi,in and Cna.--
Mul>m ir i.anir-. x. CIT fNhIIN CROSS.
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IoNn-Apof PIKE on MONDAY. n- is o. September,
Nay Ir--lis.
l5--tSa- ttelu.-ffs. >
P-Try. IIfsis.2l
q" Warrington. fuIy, }
Law - =. .
Warm. -
Franklin, " rcn-s,iiy, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29
FOR TIE ENQUIRER

WnEELisG Sept 90, 1913.
Thomas Ritchie, Esq, Richmond.
Dear SIR: do no, see the petersburg Republican,,
but have the following extract attributed to that
paper and quoted in the Wing journals "Mr Richie
receives rbald letter from Wheeling, Virginia, ad
dressed BY an ejected official of Mr. Van Buren,, and
some three of his friends-Q allude to Mr. G w.
Thompson Il COY | deemed it my duty, as Chairman
of The Committee of Vigilance OF this county, 10 ad-
dress YOU the letter referred to- did not wish you TO
act so far this county was concerned, upon anony
nous information; for knew the decided Of
this county, and that that preference should De spoken
out auhoritatively did not wish TO speak over my own
signature alone. when the whole Committee OF Vgi-
lance concurred with me in views and sentiments, lest
our political oppontns should say was Inc act mere
" of an detected official" of Mr.. Van Buren,. ne
letter speaks the language of men who represent tne
whole party, aud is not the Produchon OF W
Thompson 81 Go. lift is can inform the fetefsoufg
Republican" that il a very extensive hrm embracing,
so far as have been able 10 learn, upon that ques-
ton, the entire Democracy Of Western Virginia.
The "Republcan" does gross injustice 10 'he gen
tlemen associated with me in the Comm"lee. we
appointed without any knowledge OF consuha
ton with us-to discharge all the duties pertaining 10
our appointment That we were appointed is the
highest evidence that we fairly represent the party Tor
whom we speak-That We were so appointed, is con
elusive that The act not the individual act or acts OF
any one. all Of the Committee, but that u was Inc
official and representative act of men who were au
thorised to speak for our Democracy the people OF
Ohio county. II upon this authority we spoke, anu
we spoke as who had opinions IN common win our
fellow citizens and whose desire was, that those opinions
should be nut into such shape would sustain the course
Of the Democratic party in its solemn acts OF Conven
,ion The Committee could not believe, until the Teluc
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u The Wing will please publish the above.

USIos AND HARMoSY.-The Wing press would,
they could, make it appear, that all is harmony an
hugging their ranks; but such very far from ben
the fact. The asprants of that heterogeneous mas
seeing Mr.. Clays fast descending below The POI.
teal horizon, and each pushing forward his clans
hence it is the Webster, Mclean and Chy
coon presses showing their teeth very significantly a
each other about these times.
The Boston Courier, which speaks for Mr.. Web
s,er raps MIR. Clays friends, for their atte mp, &c
forestal public opinion, to which the New York Com
mercia Advertiser, gives its "entre approbation and
the latter remarks:
awe have marked this disposition to forestal public
opinion, on the part Of portion of the Wings with
pain-rpgardng it as the harbnger of distraction ane
in irritable dctsst."
So what long since predicted is about TO cone tc
pass Nj; Clay will not push all other candidates iron
The stool so easily at first supposed. de wi
be met again at "Philipp - Baltimore Republican,
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MIR. VAN RIrREN In NEW YORK.

DEMccRATic MEETING IN THE PARK-The great
Democratic meeting in favor of the denomination of
Martin Van Buren, 10 The Office Of President ofthe s.,
was held on Monday evening in the Park. The con.
course of people was immense the number has been
estimated at twenty thousand II Of the largest
meetings ever held IN the Park. The Hon. Camp
bell F. White was called IN the Chair Fifty two Vice
Prcsidents-three for each Ward, except the Eighth,
for which there were four-and sixteen Secretaries.
Before The Organizations, man named Newman, one
Of the followers OF Mike Walsh, attempted to call the
meeting to order which created considerable confusion
aud some fighting, on the stage, in which Walsh and
his followers were engaged MIR. James Connor, the
type founder wax considerably injured; and in
quence. obliged to lenve the ground. AT length, by
the aid of Alderman Purdy, order restored A
police officer attended the Alderman, with h's hands
in his breeches pockets, obsnately refusing TO lend
sslance probably waiting for reward 10 be offered,
before he cond act
Thomas ~ Carr, Esq, introduced the resolutions,
which defended the whole political course Of MIR. Van
Buren,. Geo 7 Barker, Attorney General of The
Stale, addressed the meeting in long and eloquent
speech, slrenuonsly advocating the claims of Mr. Van
Buren, Aher Mr. Bakers address, the meeting I'D
ourned Walsh and his followers remained on the
stage, and gave several cheers for Mr. Calhoun; and
on leaving the ground, one of Mikes followers knock
ed man down, njuring him severely.-.N. Y Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

THE LATE MIR. JOHN VAN LEW.
n all the yarnus relations life sustained
rreproachahc chacte more that may be neld up a..
worthy of imitation lie possessed warm heart and an open
Many friends who testify the former ascr-
many the and destitute who could ave evidence IN "a
Of the latter He summed the osrnatous display OF oera-
charities, Of the Scripr
cep c not thy LETT hand know what thy right hand doel
the of family who
were sustained ny ~. benevotnce, wthohi knowing u
hand they indebted fer their daily ford His iam
among things sovry and Of Go"d
report Tney ened praise and ought To win our
attempt describe him. The breeding he of his revrd
and deeply afflicted nifty speak on ,'s r N accent. moi o.
he i.u all that rnld he sad sna''
indeed would be The hope at the end Of mans life had been &c
# Which amay of character, warmth of feeling
!eraiiv of soul, frod requires that our near
requires thai reconciliation effected through lively
and steatas Gath III the aonencnt hc has ionlsed rch
this. the splendid virtues and
excellenre ihat atom the cha Of utterly IN
adequate shield him the Cod will not.
overlook the rebellion of Him. the
ground Of just dealing; benevnence and lhcay TO
wards each other. Neither human act on
this principle The rebel the robhrr the pirate punished WIN
DEATH esra,- he may - eyes OF his comiade-
His against soc- his rcbenn against the constituted
authority Of his country punished, whatever have hrrn
his kindness towards his immediate The writer trusts
that Mr. Van Lew was mol IN the closing part OF his me- sn-
ge in Mrdiatos blood blot
and peace effected God This hope based
the manifest cbanee ur some tne Witnessed III MS views
his department Under snrrng such the writer nagnrs II
rarely aen the ot of endure For time past
h. has EXPRESSED himself IN such way as gives his friend 70 IN
npc that hr stranger 10 that humble and contrlr
of with his family his sous salvaon
expression the most hunblng of himself in
s.t of Cod and eagerly listened 10 their Instructions they
pointed him tie OF salvation hroi.h The blood of our
Jesus Christ Under srrings he endured he
give feelings mpa utterly
however under kccnet the most gonzng pains he
brca'hed Of dlsrsnent submitting hms. as
seems, humhly and hnssivey whit-ver suffering might
please God nci; and checking in those about him.
preston did the perfect
planning Ill. divine will Several weeks bt fore his
departure he in PRAYER He declared
family that he afraid 10 die, and met the last
when he arrived, with cain composmre.
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W TIL ItbPFCt, yUHTHi a,
GEORGE w. THOMPSON.
FOR THE EMO UiRER.
HONORS TO Mr.. HUNTER.

FOR THE ENQUiRLh
HoNoRs TO Mr.. HUNTER.
AS one OF Mr.. Hunters devoted friends, ! am 'e-
lighted to see that the Republican party of his dH''e'
know how to appreciate his high merits and ds''nguI"
cd talents The enlightened district OF John l'ylnr
and John Roane has been too long accustomed u aoe
representations and the maintenance OF pure pem''-
cratic principles suffer their late distinguished hs'
pre- sc NATIVE to remain long in retirement Young
statesman like Hunter Of such fine attanmens-sueh
comprehensive range Of mind, and possessing cha-
reeer so elevated the floor of Congress, cannot or
spared from the councils OF his country, and will he
trumphantly sent back TO the station from which Inc
radiance of his genius and virtues has been 50 Drill
lianly reflected upon the ancient Commonwealth.
anticipate handsome reception Of HIM by my ie''
low citizens of King William. They are hosPhaole'
generous hearted, unwavering Democrats and when
they put their shoulders 10 the wheel there no ms
AXE "No,o mind tell you" With other distinguish
ed Republicans, ! hope the Hon II A. WISE, The
noble cha pion of Southern rights and interests, ma
grace the company with hiss presence II so, Old De-
mocrac King William may proudly boast OF enter
tanning together, the persons of Hunter and Wise, the
Fabius and Msrccllus OF Rome My heart is with the
company. and wish them fine day, fine display
and "fow of soul"
A DEMOCRAT, dyed in the H0of
1--WE received the above too late for Tuesday. To-
dan, the dinner comes off and, We doubt not II wi
be stirring atfar.-Editors
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i ~ iOl.LAsS REWARD.-Thc above Reward "
b. paid, f tie apprehension and delivery Lake
land, III .Ii> county, of my negro STEPHEN, who ran
away Mnnlay, the 25h inst. dol il ic be
med jail that him. Stephen latter
of s42 AID taken in Rockingham county, tie
tie part Abrmar.c, and VIII prOhaDly
thar part of te Co"nlry
Stephens Blacksmith by adecolor somewhat rather
than hackIars large the muscles his and bod,
powerfully 'evcopcd--ahnut feet s-har very far
ick his forehead him mrwhat the appea y!
badness lie has small close together ju>l
ab his let upper Up lie t all his clhhc-, among
them h cluh ana striped cashmere aniaoOns, and
awayi black fur hat, with narrow b'im.
W. NJ. AMBLER.
Address-Ambiers Mills, Louisa county, Va
ii-2aw2w
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NEW YoaK. Seniemb

NEW YosK, September %
The National Repeal Contention Thus body closed
lis sessions yesterday afternoon, after three days SIT
ting in hch the whole subject of the repeal organ'za-
ton has been thoroughly discussed The Chief bns'-
ness Yesterday was the reporting of an address to the
People of the United States, order to enist the IN
more active support of the the Irish lie,
peaers. Il was read by MIR. o'Conner, and is ss'd
70 be written with elaborate force and eloquence The
history Of the wrongs endured by Ireland throush her
connection with Eng land is referred TO a. Length, ano
on of tina, tie set forth with perspcuity and persua
siyeness. Daniel OConneli, of course, receives the
highest tribute of praise for his ndefagabe and manly
energy in attempting berale Ireland from her poll
cal oppressors After the reading OF the Address M.
TvJsr returned his thanks for of thanks and the
Convention adjourned sine die.-Erening Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = loF'; . .
Top.cco-Receips much Diminished lugS 81 - - -a'
4 IS fin. manufacturing, Il -. a. 10 fnaiy.
Ftouu-New Country 81 81 Is! Old, sales; CITY NILS;
IS 81! -.
Was.r-Dul % cts., according quality order, e.
CoRN-51 cent
Hg.L-61
o.r,-a5 a 81 cents from vessels and Depot
PL,srEa-Iump, 81 -, , wharf; liasn, Al 25.
1hag-Sia ~.
sALr-sl GoI by rhe cargo; in store, 81 30 y so.
IRoSredrsar $50; Swcdes 81 So Country, 70 pig, IS 2
N,Ls-t ~ cents
fIsH-IIcrIngs, new cut, 81 50 a rs, for No.l
Shad, 80
SrcN. Orleans 81 as r. Rico So u.s. ST. Cro1, IS s
CorFEr-iacuira, &! n 9 cents; Rio, ga cents
Ts.-G9 100 cents
MoL.s,-Nsw Orleans 30 50 Porto Riro, 30 80 cts
B.coN-8lltn're 81 &; cry cured ; Is a 4, dull
BrgF, 81 50 s 5O.-NrrroS, - 80 a 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

IlEN T. WooTToS. Ir. ATTORNEY IT Law, Henry c. H.,
2" IA having bccr Temporarily card from The dates of his
profession 1T upon at b>ucs> middle and
Nof"crn M>Sppi-whcr he eNptcir Ia spend few months
Dunn. TN" approaching Fli an NiicrVou Mus in! the
cKr~ 81 Fran In, ~ l., vania. Ua Canpb H. that hr
WI -,c ms attention Ia collecting ether bIS;nc. ms
profession, which be entrusted and
Persons having Transact, and personally
IL Mr. Woo II respectfully referred Judge Fiemn:
Saunders and Nobone W. faiiaeo, ESD o Ffankn. Col Geo.
Townes and George II Gmrr. Esq al tfsyivana Dct. Tho
ma H. Avefe, and Capt Elisha Barksia!c of Halifax and
William g. Avete, Esq, Of the Virginia Bank, Lynchhure.
Sept 3i-tlOif
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Faiundte Land (on The Hend H.aters Of Fiat Creeh

rpn,v ~, V,JJ' 49, r. mo- ,, ~,
~ va!ciy bcfne thai time VIII offer for sale my Tract nj
Land strd The head waters o Flat Creek in Campbell
five miles ru the Court house. nine miles from Lynch
burg. and IN. mr- fon Richmond. There the plantation
good Tacrn House, immediately the old Western
road, with Ill hous and barn mnfcrpinnrd
with brick aud reck, III feet in length and 2G in width la ten
fifteen oi the house eveitung spring Of good wa
Thsirac Of land all the advantages Of being well
waicch veil mberrd aud well uaed health! residence
WORTHY the attention of persons DESTROYS purchase II
contains 6 acres and 80 of which cleared
woods. OF that portion Gle red from
100 first tobacco land and Stocked with good
timber .elr the house sprn. Of Chaybeate water
a nigh he an nucenenr unhealthy person the merits
OF which have been tested.
Lime. Lime Kim lime houses and oversecr house
attached.
seldom that such Tract ni Land l. III The market
woui prefer sell privately, and for that purpose, VIII make
and liberal. All ind. idua wishing 10
spceifuy invited and for hcm'rlvrs.
live lie premises, ana will take great rlelsre IN showing
tiri. EZEkiEl. HuKNER.
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