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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13
National MteWgencer.

The lNQUIsITIoN RESTORED IN SoUrH
AMERICA.-A new Constitution was agreed
on by Nationa, Convention of the Equa.
dor, on the 3lst of March last, ngainst which
Senior Vicente Rocatuere;e, Ex- President,
but member from Asuay entered a settled
and spirited protest. on the ground that the
convention had exceeded their powers, BY
introducing into it principles subversive %
the former, IN violation of the wishes and
objects of the people. and the authority con.
ferred by the decree of convocation-
The sixth section, which is of the most
lntolerant character, is The one 10 which Mr.
Rocafuerte is opposed. 1t is in these words,
"ArlIcle I'd. The religion ofthe Republic
is the Catholic, Apostolic, Roman, with the
exclusion 81 every other public worship
The political authorities are obliged to pro-
tect ii, and 10 make 1t respected in their iu-
risdictions."
The Bishop of Quito addressed the do.
cess on the same subject, but in a very diff.
ercn, tone from the distinguished patriot be.
fore mentioned, and avowcd himself most
decided enemy of religious federation. In
his pastoral letter, (Which differs essentially
10 lis professions from some we have seen,
he tells his ebeloved chi ldren" how much ne
sympathised with them in their fears that
"reGgious liberation would be introduced
into their country. with its ruinous effects. {"
He then informs them that he convoked the
clergy, and made an appeal 10 the Conven
ton, who molly replied. that, so far from en-
tertaining such design, the ecclesias,ics
shonid henceiorth be made sole Judges Tin
all questions Of faith, and be infested piti
all The potoers of the extinct Tribunal Of the
INQUIsIrIoN This assurance was so graf
flying 10 the Bishop. that he published his
"PaStoraF to make known the good tidings.
These "facts" we shall not attempt 10 rec.
Oncile with The oft repeated declaration,
that the papa! system and its officers are
friends of human rights and equal laws but
leave that TASK TO those who have underta.
ken 10 become its apologists and eulogisers.
IN. Y. Express.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13
AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

The Newark Daily Advertiser says it is
stated that two thirds of the cotton yarn now
spinning in Patterson is on contract for the
industry and enterprise, under the fostering
influence of the American System, is exteD-
ding TO the remotest corners of the globe
As the American Manchester ihrives on the
profits of trade with China, the neighbor-
ing farmer will find a ready and extending
home market for his produce.
The Philadelphia United States Gazette
says that gentleman called al the counting
house of one Of the iron merchants of that
city to purchase fifty tons of pig iron. 10
tho course of the negotiation the merchant
was led TO enquire to what purpose the iron
was 10 be applied. "To make weights for
Yankee clocks.'' 6. Why, what can you do
with so many clocks ~ They are ship.
ped 10 England" Think of that Fifty
tons of iron for clocks weights. each rcqu-
ring probably less than five pounds An
English paper states that they are being in
iroduced into tine manufacturing districts Of
Great Britain, and almost every workman
was becoming the owner of one of them.
INDEPENDENCE IN WOODEN MANUFAc.
TUREs.-The Portland Advertiser states
that the domestic manufacture of carpeling
is fast attaining firm and prosperous posi-
/ ton ; that the importation of The lower pric-
ed carpetings is now entirely ceased and
that they are now bringing out at several es-
adjustments in this country superior articles
Of Brussels crapet. 1t is but lately that this
higher branch Of the art has been attempted
in this county; and such is the success OF
| the effort. under The tariff protection, that
the American Brussels carpet sells at tDen-
/ ty fire cents a yard cheaper than the cores
( ponding varieties of the foreign article
The same manufacturer is at this moment
/ preparing looms 10 commence the weaving
of Wilton carpets, still higher and moro
costly grade, with equal prospects of sue.
cess.
TIE HOSIERY BUSINESS, says the New
York Sun, like almost all others, must sub.
nit 20 a revolution There is now in the
American Museum exhibition room a little
machine, worked by dog, making stock
ings at the rate of dozens per day! The
excellence ofthe hose made BY this machine
and the economy by which it may be man.
aged, defes all competition. Hitherto, the
Europeans have been able to manufacture
hosiery far cheaper than we could, but now
we can compete with them successfully
The Invention Of this rotary knitting ma
chine was perfected last winter by young
man named French, of Cabowille, Mass.
II is C remarkable contrivance.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13
THE HISTORIANS

Mr. Perkins and Mar Yohannan arrived
at Oiooiniah on the l4ln Of June. They
were welcomed most heartily by their brelh-
eren and their HISTORIAN friends. some oil
both having joined them on their route the
day before their arrival, and others ca the
following morning. Accompanied by for.
ty or fifty persons on horsel *, They enter.
ed the town at 2. NJ
The mission was prospecting. Mr.. Stock
ing had under his instruction 60 priests and
deacons.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13
LOCOFOCO TARIFF MEN JUST
BEFORE ELECTION.

LocOfoco song for dires ,ceeks before cleo.
lion" o, We go for Tar five want a
Tariff as much as the Wings. We are for
Tariff"
after Election--and The other 40 yeeks
of The year. " Protection is tax upon the
people. Opposition 10 Protection is one of
the cardinal principles of democracy $50
called)-lt is Wing doctrine altogether.
We go for John c. Calhoun for President
or the Northern man with Southern princi-
pies. Down with Wing Protection. '--CaI-
edon,an.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13

FINE WooL.--The Ithaca IN. " Chron.
icle saws that Messrs. l.. A. and III. K.
Morrell, who ovn flock of Two thousand
Saxo1s, have disposed of the whole clip at
fifty cents per ID. The lot was purchased
for a prominent manufacturing establish
ment in this city. The heeces averaged Il
lbs per head. Last year the Messrs Mor>
reil obtained only 42l cents for their wool.
The enhanced price may be set down TO the
credit of the Wing Tarif.--Atlds.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13

YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-At
the Charity hospital, August l6, yellow
fever patients were admitted, 8 discharged
and died. Remaining, &c sick with yell
low fever.
The admissions on the 18th inst. from
yellow fever were7. One patient died OF
the disease.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13
Hon. William Slade, who was nomina.

Hon. William Slade, who was nomina.
ted for Congress by number of the Wings
of the Sd District, Vermont, in opposition
to Mr.. Marsh, the regular Wing candidate,
has honorably declined the nomination, and
expresses his determination to vote for Mr..
Marsh, and calls upon all his friends to go
and do likewise. Mr.. Slade moreover a.
walls himself of the occasion to pay high
tribute to the talents, integrity and sound
political views of Mr.. Marsh, and urges up
on his fellow wings of the District the me-
cessity of earnest, unliring and united eff
forts to preserve the country from the blight
and mildew of Loco Foco misrule. Mr..
Sade, by his conduct in this matter, has
given fresh evidence of his readiness to sac
rifice all personal considerations on the al
tar of the public good.-Atlas.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13

MORMON MIssIoN.-The Nauvoo "Times
and Seasons" contains the recommended
tory letter of Joe Smith. appointing G. J..
Adams TO accompany Elder Hyde on a
mission to St. Petersburg, Russia, to be
one of the messengers to introduce The full
ness of the glorious gospel of the Son of
God, to the people of that vast empire. -
So Russia Is not to be in darkness any long
er,-AHds.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13

KENrUcKY.-So far as heard from the
Kentucky legislature is rendered more than
ever strongly Wing, by the late election. -
Ofthe eight senators, of whose election we
have heard, six are Wings and two Locos
Of the lower house, SO wings, and "a Lo-
roS
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13

A coxcomb talking Of the transmigration
of souls, said,
'In the time Of Moses, have no doubt
| was The golden calf
VERY likely" replied a lady-"iime has
robbed you of nothing but the gliding"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13

A strong listed servant girl in New York,
recently logged two piiifu; scoundreIs,
named John ana Elan Miles, who insulted
her in the Street. The old proverb-'A
miss is as good as nile'-was here more
than verified; for Miss proved to be as
good as TWO MILES.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-13

The Yellow Fever, was in Key West at
the last accounts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-14
GENERAL AGENCY,

NoR SALE, Grayson's superior Butter.
Il ia
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE.
THURSDAY, Jan. IL, = T. Il.
THE MARKET

The MARKET.
fLOUR.-Sales of 500 bbls Howard street Elan, ,,I
standard brands, made from store yesterday an "a
slt, hd few small sales this morning of the same r
ton at the price. The stock is heavy will fair ~
ceipts We quote the wagon price at 50 II and Iull-
There has been nothing doing City Mills since our las,
report Holders do willing to take les. than =
IL. No Susquohanna IN market
GRAlN.-Nothing has been done in Wheat and pri,cs
remain nomnaly the last quotations sales
oi white Maryland Corn have been made at A cts and of
yellow at 10 We note sales Of Oats at % cts MARYLAND
Rye is worth i5a5O cts. sale of PENNSYLVANIA yellow
Com was made this morning at IL cts. per busheI
fkON lSlONS.-IEerci is change "a note i'm com,
mod'ues under ins head, and quote noInnAy viz
New Mess PotS at 4 So No. 5D; prime 8 SO; New
Baltimore packed Mess Beef So, 80; No at : Prime nj !
Smai sales 4" new Frederick County Bacon are making Of
81 cents hog round. New Baltimore cared Hams are
held at at SAP cts, mud sides and Shoulders a cts
some sales OF No. Western Lard, kegs have been
made at cents, 1 months which il a decline
We note Hsale OF 100 kegs No Ciadcs Butter ~ & 60,
cash In other descriptions Of Butter there il nothing do
ing beyond retail sales and at former rates
WHlShEH.-Small sales Of hhd- have been made =,
lee per gallonlarge lots could be had for less Notb
done IN bbs-ho!ders asking 9c The articles ia dull
and the market fairly supplied.
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Correspondence Of The l.. IS. Ga:sif,.
NEW WORK NEnSrsn.N-

TIL. n,cL., sJin C,JI -, ~ 1-'hr'DAi r. VI
guar day OF sailing from Liverpool 9Th December
consequently she will bring later ncws am afraid she
VIII not bc up an time To forward you any papers.
About the usual amount Of business was transacted q,
the Stock Exchange to-day; State advanced 4
,ncky t; Del and Hudson l. and Long Island !; Canton
20. declined ); Peterson Rail Road ana Mohawk l.
Exchanges remain dull. Alabama has ngnin advanced
10 loaIo5 per cent dis. Other descriptions are without
change. N
me cotton market is heavy. The sales TODAY amount
TO eJO bales at the prices obtained before the arrival or M
britannia and as ircigs advancing should no, he
surprised IT further decline is acceded TO-
In Flour there - literally nothing doing and il is limos
SIDE 10 give accurate quotations. Genessec is AT A 5,
GA Southern kinds 81 25aI 80. 100 erces clean as
seed sold at 80 So IS bags Cuba coffee 5sasIc; % hb
New Orleans sugar 81 3la4 80, 90 days
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Ertoaet Of Lcns, from Wo.li4ston.

JNNNAkN I<ti, 1873.
"Buchanan'S cleeiion-which wns doubtful, few dsy.
sncc through discussions between the Johnson
and his owns carried What degree OF alienation II Ia.
produced is yet known.
"fou see what has happened on the Pacific Ca,esby
Jones' 4" the first rumour OF war; pitches right into ,h.
MeMea- and takes Monterey. he next richest por to
Acapulco at the irs dash then when he hear, tbero,
no war yet very civiy bids them good morning. promising
himself the pleasure OF chilling again shortly ii more mar
hal news should come. Now that's good for the
Stevenson exploits, in like case Caesby An didn,
tracks Tor Cape Horn, at the sound Of That warhorsc Pick
enc snor Pray refresh the ambassador with this Iemi
iscence Of his heroism."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-14

This case having Tuesday last On bropbt bcIre tho
L. = CHcnit Court for the Southern District of ~ Y on
anoppirston from the widow OF Cromwell for warrant IN
ane't commander Mackenzie and Lieut. Gsnsevoort on n
chafg" OF MURDER Judge Belts the following day
an opinion declining % grant the toarranton the ground
hrsi that IT exceedingly questionable whether the c,
jurisdiction OF the case; and condly because
t' present not proper time for such proceeding the
case being undor examination before properly organized
and appointed tribunal by which IL will undoub.dv n.
dealt with as justice shall require"
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rae ui..e. weoa~ars.. S.,.,....-


VIE aense adies wishing obtain d-dn- naue N .
aud that mail on being hunl thusy COM e-s
is pubic At this time 10 ne the paircu.se q th w. ma,
prefer such school 10 hFEs Il d tn P,,
pas 10 'aeh tse- with IN. eneepton Fr.neh ami Mus.
F winch eo-sten teachers proVted Lr,nsi. Thai
az s'h~ap an-ned 10 IN other schools h. care
ins e~@n hei e pupils thoroughly pr.uor
700 otshe- below i-y advanced higher AMI that t
WIZ have rs many snblee s-sus a. ca, ~
a'esaph-hd WIN advantage and M u-c IA 4.
Nsh-u also IN b. distinctly arsierstood the nn. "a, me
oFw'ng ay arr zued IN -chool eve Of ,h ..sh,
as my s'. onr b PAN - s,,p,,g,. ~
tn scholar IN Narn- r.--ct- AMI rrostan b,, h n,i
so.h b. improved un-ssory euhvs,s /, !. ,n .
OF 'n MIS- W. N establish school Library each ysr.n~
lady wh~n roing home free b. from III b !, 49,,
le--onsl will take with entertaining ami r,,, -
References made to the Rev DR. Eupe woobTr. Juar-
Robertson Dc. Cunningham. IA rs's.s,e
Ths Miss Wosdwanis having given a referrner 10 nv nam.
take pleasure in expressing p-rsuasi,n that ny e
ment the paironare ~ e public. Their PERSONAL atn, ,,
reason 10 know. aSstious devoted mental and p,I i'm
proVsnt 20 their upi and the system of vel n.
Tie discipline AMI general conduct OF Seminary r am
arah" 81 Judging. In all ons
teiay 90 approve their Prscee limiting scholastic esrr
- to tn hours of -cioilte usually I'm.
eeuned ought TO nree for the purposes of Fdacaon
nrNas are barely adequate for exercise rrcreafiou
he opposite eolrs~ Of hing - tasks j. in my
opinion Siis-d with M benefit with IL.
such tass are onen neglected. performed p~rftu. r,,,
great dsahvanag-s imposing uetnt- Of l.m,v
buihensome and responsible duty which they ssL,u n-.
pupils themselves anxiety mimi SERIOUSLY affecting both thr
haih AMI hngTnsss and them during Ht.rary
studies- JouN PoRppT,ssS.
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Auttion SdIcs.
THIS DAY.
nay rniss> a nrs,h-r.

91- REGULAR sA.E DAYs-r.c.a.x.
and Saasard.y> Cah advance. b. ntaA. on .ve,v ..
seupison of goods consgrli co. puhic sae
On SATURDAY MORNING Jahy Igth. eouan,.nein, m q,
oelock IN front of VII b. VARIETY Of de..L J
hoh Furniture, CONSISTING n part of
Wood Chairs u City mak.
Beds bedding anib sl.t-,d-
Aalogany BdFsauN Stdebss,nls Sr
ALSO,
Mountain Rutsf ifSns
.. Brandy. VIM ~. Gin lie i'm d.u,iohp.
Sugar, Cof-~. &c
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c
Several lots II Dry Cook CothinR &c
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
To advance. and ean~iruep,. v.,.t LI ,.
' "s'ne- 'Hons "heh are ans Coed aud silver Levers
HORSES
ds Horses. - ~ am W.
n IL INIOES BROTHER Aret.
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LIBRARY OF
RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.


On "WEDNESDAY EVENING Jsny 18th at store eonuene ,n-
AZ oeos precisely, catalogue without reserve
f'a" Lhra embracing Ras-
greater pii"n Of which Pine English Eitons-
AMONG ihSn VIII h. foundRane's tho French Revo
NON ~ gano Huns" suosit MIXERS England "; Roun. An
eie History ev Smiths o. Virginia 2y Convention.
rcfet Debates the Constitution Spectator I2 Jenon. Com
nete Nrhnes w. Richardson's English Dictionary quano.
s~n hney cnpeda l2v shlksHar' Works esIesra-
d hei-roy 81 Aris scenees Cicsn Az Fl
giant Eael- w. earee) fankln work- 6viiumss ssays sy
'ainsis hraele- hayes Great Deiy 5y, oo Wealth
Of Nations ~ Taosys Economy. Revised te of Vy
y, sfpn"ai ening Jusor rass Digest: Pluiareh's Ivc.
iuphy- laen Memoirs Cardiua ls ay: Tnok.- Caih,-
rim" End M"es Sheridan: Cuan: BuekIand- Geology
" RoSet Physiology, ~ Noney's Ruins: Churchhr- Poems ~
Bo-cawens Honoe RamSly's South Carolina w &c
Ts Books for examination, catalogues Tor delivery on
MONDAY. '' -"
y IL INLOEs BROTHER Auci.
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No. for january. iSi3-C0@MoHei5r a Me- Yoar
FENHE ANERc,S Journal scIrxcE.-Eied by
Isaac Hays NJ d. Surgeon WIZ Hospital Physician 10 the
Philadelphia Orphan Asylum sc by coabotors
from every section ofhe Union.
CSHtfHts-onginal Communications, Memoirs and Cases
Report Surgical Gases treated Hospital B
GeJ w Noris, NJ n.-one the Surgeons.
Zancsvile Ohio
An Inquiry into the Pathology Treaiaen; Of varce By John
Watson W. d. Of the Surgeon, York Io.pitai
Remarks upon the OF small Pos the Civ IIo
plta during the years 1870 sil AMI sS2 by Tos SteuarSon
". d. Physician 10 the Institution.
\ Nasal Operation for the Of large umour filling up the
entire no'trl and extending Phaynl By Valentine Mott VI
D--with two wood cuts
On the MeeoraIo-y M.mnrrhaR, Pv n = Holm NJ N ,.
Of New York ~ - ~
Pas,e Operations by Pancoast NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy
IN Jceon Medical Doge Clinical Surgery at the
Philadelphia Hospital
On the Of Pregnancy. T Roneyn pcck NJ N P,of.-
Of Matara Mc,ica, IN tn Abany Medical College
Remarks on Species 0i Sore Month peculiar Nursing Women
by H. Waller Taylor W. u. of NiuuicrIl FLORIDA.
'ase Of Death from extensive Intestinal Petonea Ina.inI
o resulting fn periaion of the oeeason@d
~ a aliulus Ig! IN the Appendix Ncminns By J. r. Preb
". n. Petersburg Va.
BiogrsSAy-Mrnrif- Life a Writings of VIM p DRIVERS
ND bl hesh l. Hodge NJ d. Professor the Uni
ver-Iy nj Pennsylvania.
Reviews "nc ariee-Biorra pni;aI Notices : articles
summary oi the Improvements and IN. Medical sci
/
M-''a ard Pharmacy ai ee Medical Pathology Theape
tic and Practical Medicine. 10: Surgery % d. Opb:b,nor
do Midwifery DO Medical jurisprudence and ToHieoev ~ DO
American Intelligence, l6
IERNs-Thc subscription
Each number VIII contain about eS6 closely printed pages
A. heretofore illustrated when with cut, and
and published quarterly. the first NJ January April July and e
tbeT-ruhcrpons January number of
year Subscriptions received at the Bookstore
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NOTICE; UNDER TRUST SALE.
hIRSIANI To n decd of tr,,.t e. $780,


Wah"n IT. tn mo. f certain purposes therein tnenoo.i
and Of reeor the Cer Ooe 81 County Court Of II,p
lst Trustee % for the 2jth d,v n Ia,
uary 1913 to tl- highest hd~r LAT. -..pe. ~ g.
WALTON deed IN the upper et n Hanover county near Con
Mil all th" undivided Interests of Garland Waho, y, -
te estate Of William WALTON decd the Sa Ca,nd
Nan IT, AMI niso IN n" estate of Slrah WALTON thu
ter ni the said sariand WALTON IT, 10 sid i,,.,, .
tsV-i :" BE- good hut acting Trustee, and convey
only such j. IA. c..l ,f,,.,1
2G-dItSewtds NJ NJ BROWN r..
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- NTTHFIEID APPLE RRANDY-
- 20 bhls Apple Brandy
no DO Peach 10 for sale,
- JAs GEO WINSTON
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NEW MINISTER ~ FRAScE.-The Washington Core,
pendent q" the Philadelphia Evening Journal has , runner
France. 1t is known that Mr. Henry A. Wis., Is nm ann,
cant IOrit Some suppose he will have h.
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nv i-1sr .xIoHrs .m,II,

The ball Tor the occupation OF Oregon still under dis
eu-sion In the Senate.
In the House, tie Exohequer has been laid aside until
Monday week. and the bill repeal the Bankrupt Act taken
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ROBERT HAMILTON
ATTORNEi AT LAW. -

M TIT pfae'ee IN N coas,s cosasr q H.-,.,
sHi VA a-e siirri The Coort. iastscs .u,-sa -
e.,ny ot,s~ oo NAN street. fsti,--,
orce mi hnatsty IN ~ 20 az Rieh.sl ~
" g. Tonsah censtai Arsats ant Cons~ta4.
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IIENRICO LAND

onSATHEDN MORNING January gIs at n oeock pree -
~ IN front of our shall auction so acres Of LAM
situated about miles city aptntng tb ian. m &c.
Cradtock decd. aud John Curry. - 49,
TERMS and mont,--tot approved psner
% \ Plat ot thu be- store Por 6th.
particular enquire Of Robt \. Mayo OF J. A. Ful,ou
"a IL GNI.pES 4 BROrUER kue,.
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Autiion 5ales.
FUrUuI. DAYS.
Try Snioes a nrs,h-r.
iEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
'E'HE subscriber will offer for sale privately
uni WeIlN.iay The lsih January tsrg.
bfrh Bulk Nc situated Ina Duvars addition the CIV n
% ni.'nl not disposed 81 on or heo-. tha day
~ luohe ale nj 5oenek y ". on The premises az far
f "h lhs nru fair day thsFeafer The dwelling ho--
~ TWO hfzr nEs and Va--sgs ths h,.
on sa'h OF ue hoor- above. and four good
sf' are sl- on the premise brick
ons and well % any n b. fd in ~. civ
s'-t With earrn which ground We. en-
clr"d Foe tern whchWn accommodating apply 10
u ELLIS Itfr-rr a co
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TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

Immediately thereafter viii prsm-.- .e Gag win
oesrnae thu vaioahs fronting 60 c, ON
", 49, wv
hso one half Int The t. IN The no
pety - h"beNed 70 Be ind-put,ble. Sal~ positive.
Ikass-one haHea,t III. balance credit OF mo-. will
given for approved paper.
P9 ISToES BROTHER Ane,.
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CITY ARRIV4LS.
COLuMRIAN Hnrr1

Mi T. Locker. Chesterfield: 4. NJ Wilkinson Ivr.,,,.
Hazard Baltimore r. staEng, ES>.I Garrett Buckinrha,n r.
liai Pnncs Edward j. Mornf. Ancia; Hin Cbe.isr6s =
e, uo y. H. lester 90 w y Chatham Do. D. Gnnt. h1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-14

Executors Sale of stock, Crops, &c.
WILL be Sold on the 23rd dav of the present
month JanlaryJ II fair, the day Coles
H IN the county Of Hanover all the Cows Hogs
and sheep and aio all the ernps Fodder Srand All
the Plantation tens and other properly belonging
The late Ahner Robinson deceased the said plantation
Hill For all purchases under $40 required ami for all
exceeding that amount mcuih credit rivre purchasers
giving bonds with approved security carrying the date
But The said bond. punctuay pa the interest VIII he re-
mtted and endorsement VIII b. bonds TO that effect
W. z. JOHNSON,
JOSEPH ALLEN
Ja6-cttS Executors of 4. Robinson. deed
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h- time and place above mentioned
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