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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
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sorry square Bales Cotton, new crop 10, .sie
y no - JAS. WINSTON.
ANOTmER ARRlvAL Of NEw pRY GOODS.

Trr'rAy MuRvNc, Nov. 2sh. Isi3
10 a. JENKINS will open iiis morning 30 packages new
~ go"i' consisting "furw iy' Tbe Cor- Gf liIe. cats
sangebe and waiefd cord Apaccas new m Lh waved and
snpd Lunea style Moueins targan, p ~ and finer
linen camhfc lidk T. 20 rts u ~ aud Flnnnes
7ncis s6d p Gd anil FINER ys Flames l. a. and finer white
d. 20 ct' u o. Q H. md nsys aOc anil T. o. good bar
gain goo pieces kerfr,s aud Jeans Tor
blue AMI hk u"u Threads a guaie. b,arled unheached
Shrngs and shorngs Kentucky Jeans an quae.
1000 pocket dk D. = % = 3D. 3D. g. shiris
andDa"'rs % pieces Apron Checks All qualities AOfch sik
shawis style embroidered up sqwis nni N,ni.s
a. &C. y. BGctt arga,u rish ~ wiles,le
~ retail. 20 a. ~. IENRiNs Etrhaugr tnrrsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
MORE CHEAP HAIR TRUNKS

llSl rcc'vcd per sChr tatharnc Amanda,
" hon Philadelphia iUher supply NJ cheap Hair Trunks en-
bfac2 desirable which VIII tc odd BY single
Trunk yeu bow ~. BILLtvgTONs
NOW Mansion iiuuer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

DHtNrs anil fiyios andng from Ma
u ricita nurr, and for ycry low by
no 20 NEWT. KENDAfI, A. ATwATER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
Ladies' very superior Dress Black lasting t.aIt-

FI received D., steamer Columbus mol viii BE- opened
- Day SUPPLY n he ahovc very superior Phsdeipha
manufacture N wbcs the attention of the Ladies respectfully
vHsd. u arttISsgrOS
Fashionable and cheap Root ani Shoe dealer Mansion House mo 20
More cheap French Morocco and hid Slippers JOr Ladss
USG received, from Philadelphia, by steam
~ boat and while npensd Day supply NJ c above
,ry cheap ard beautiful slipper Tor de' some q which wiz be-
to az ie very lew price ~ ~ pair at D. HVLIiNoIoNS
Fashionable sud cheap Mansion ouse no %
"TIlE- BALL Is ROLLlNG!"
a M more Iia Hos From Jennings & Co.'s
~ Tho Oycrcnls received he hanionef in style than
any thing richmond ready made say
hing about Coaks Dress Coats Nes's &c &c Cs and ook
them, STARR e. cos,
n09o Opposite Exchange Hotel.
INQUIRED VELVET VESTS ~ fch sni nssionabs tsuerns
IT for saie a. the Fashionable c1o,hing sofe of
mo NJ oREN
no ~ D. srrycE, Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

TVNENs-gU hair chss. nm and c,tia fine Gnnpowder
n 20 10 d. rowchDnr
100 ~ 10 hpSes Gunpowdcf
100 d. 40 do-for SALE NJ low prices ~
m Is DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

- ale. no 81 JAS. WINSTON.
NREAT REDUCTlOS.-Wnhth the meet th- wants ofibe
~ amefs land 10 place within OF every labourng
man. have made supply my customer and ali
others IA want Of ANr-, with good b.
this other market price dollar br.
AYES guaranteed By Of them prove bad the
purchaser exchange 10 continue
The sal" at one dollar customers VIII have promptly. This
- experiment and ntemains whether
shall he continued hope therefore, forward
and sustain the manufacturer by their patronage they are out
and out Southern aclenade the Metropolis state and
by one of her Call man IN the city
who Will sell and Area the Rel
Tavern. no 81 GEO. w. GRETTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

pr. Hoses Compound Hrominc. or Propbxinc-
~ 5000 tee Syrup,
G'oK dcblliated, cachcctic, or consmptive
constitutions has been many Yea q. with .,,r,nrdn,
~ success IN private Alternative tonic or
Seron or d"biated OF eaeheetie system aud a.
preventative OF III" fatal most II no, All INNS q,
bronchial diseases OF chronic ehaacter-and IL hsbv recon-
nended To all who he afflicted tho- disease. or may nav,
p'eoson To seToiua debility chest oppres..d breath
ING splitting OF blood &c Scancr rcuova Of cut. naau
ma,ory action. For sale by $3.50 '
no - GAYNOR. WOOD A. co
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Notice 10 Merchants, Farmers a c.---ISoots, shoes
Travelling Ito1s A nIacLI,,g

1rhNcilnE trunks, Carpet bags & Hacking.
D. WATKINS offers 10 the public generally, his Whole
- sale and retail establishment, Main few
the B"n Tavern the opposite side
n the above goods Particular attention having
manufacturing 18th regard durability neatnes-
NJ -yr they BE- confidently recommended give
ad warranted TO be- equal quality style any
tins other City.
Liberia! DEDUCTION made buying by OF pae kage-
the most bal those who buy cash good
prom paki ny on The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

An ALARMING PossIBILITY.-Dr. Forty OF
the United States Army, in late work upon
the climate of the United States and its ende-
mic influences. speaks of the immense valley
of the Mississippi and Missouri with It's vast
fertile and level surface, lis great and nayiga-
bic rivers terminating in one main trunk as
holding out prospects Of opulence and popu-
louSness altogether incalculable. The Demo
cratic Review in remarking upon this opinion
says that this immense plain is destined to be-
come the seat Of mighty empire, IS a result
that will inevitably follow unless some convul-
sion of nature may cause the ocean-lakes OIL
our Canadian frontier 10 oveFwhelm II with
catastrophe more formidable than the Deucal-
ion deluge. This possibility of this event.
whatever opinion We may entertain of its
probability, is sufficiently obvious when we
consider that the great lakes have mean depth
OF more than one thousand feet. and that their
surface is elevated more than three hundred
feet above the level of the Mississippi. Should
some disruption similar TO the New Madrid
calamlties sunder the frail intervening bar
rer By which the waters of the lakes and head
tributaries of the Mississippi are separated, the
devastation that would sweep these plains
would find no parallel since the days of old ia
4 er Noah. Should the chain Of volcanic
agency of which we occasionally feel some IN
dlcations break out in the proper spot, this
possibility might take place much sooner than
would be either agreeable or comfortable to us
in this region. The cry then would be as in
the days Of Sodom and Gomorrah, " flee to
the mountains "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
THE STATE SENTINEL

r. published eaerp Tuesf1v-Occ Washington Street,
Southeast II The state House.
D-The State Senilnel viii tain about iwice much
reading matter subjects Of general interest any
other IN The State.
TERHs-I~o ioais year, always IN advance. In no
instance VIII more than number De sent tl the money
received >ubschcrs viii due notice few weeks
before the exr44n Of each term and Il the payment
fof succeeding year bc not a anccd. he VIII
Discontinued This Will De adhered 90 az an cGse
one iolr Will De received for months AMI fifty cents
for three fhs-1flcJHs ~ acr1nre.
Five dollir vii te received fDr three years. or, three
papers will he sent for the
ADvERrrENENrs viii be inserted three times a. doillr
squire 2Jo ems and be- continued a the OF p cents
square weekly Quarterly adyetisemens inserted al %
a square Of 30
Ycsiy advertisers will be Accommodate reasonable
terms which should always be made writing agreed upon
All advertisements from abroad b. red by the
cash. attention ill lie paid 10 them.
1TPostase must be paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
A Hnn,,, Cou,plnii,t.

On mother dear mother, no wonder cry,
More wonder, by FAR, that your baby don't die
No matter what ails me-no matter who's here,
No m'tteI how hungry The poor ;te dear
M matter If full or all out # breath
She ,Iois me-, and trots me, and tfois me 10 death.
| love NV dear nurse. but dread that great knee;
] like all her talk but unto me
She can't he conteuted with talking pretty.
And washing, and dressing. and doing her duty;
AMI fnat's very well | can bear soap and water,
But mother, she IS an rnmcicilul tiotter
Pretty ladies', want 10 look al your faces,
Pretty cap, city fee, let see how IL blazes;
How en- l. my head goins bibi'y bob
And she tr1t. me the more, the harder | sob;
On mo her. d, stop her. I'm inv ,rdy sore,
| hiccough and CRY. and she tFois me the more,
Aud talks about wind when lis she makes me ache,
Wish 'tN ouli blow her away for pooI baby's sake
Thank go)ines-, I'm still Oh. blessed be quiet
I'm glad my Rear m ,ther IL willing 10 Try il;
OF foolish oh customs my mothers no lover,
An the wis lon Of this >he nevei discover:
I'll ret me swhlle anl just look about.
And laugh up at IA lly, who peeps IN and OUT,
And pick up notions. a - n a can,
To fill my small noodle before I'm man.
Oh dear is that she i, she coming soon'
She's bringing my dinner viii toacap and spoon
Shell hold me with cne hand in t0ther the cup,
Aud IS fast as is down, shell Just IN, Ike IL up;
And thumri,v thump with tie eltest delight
Her heel * going from m rnng ull night;
All over the house YOU may hear Il. I'm sure,
Tr,t-tottng Jus think what I'm doomed to endure
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Mill was the day, the wn'ry sea
Maaucd on New Engl nd', Sliand.
When first the thoughtful AMI the fee,
Our f4thor~, tod the desert Las d.
They little thought how pure i-ht.
With NealS. shon g gather round that day
IIow lose should keep their memo L. bright;
How wide a realm ten son, should sway.
Green gre the bags, bur grcouer sin,
shall round their SPreif NJ fine Re wTeathei,
And reg OH. nor 1ut, =. sial! thiIil
Wsth IcVeIeuoe WHOM taels names are oTeathed.
I'LL whcse the sun with SITE hies,
I.,ak> sn tie vat PstiI : Sep,
Tts chrd,ea OF he i fgfim Atr.s,
IAis hlIIalreI ac4. IaEe ~. sl1N Keep.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22


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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
The Mother.
By LYDIA II. sIcoURNEY.

BY LYDIA II. sIGOURNEY.
Who, whtn my infant life was young,
Delighted, Der my cradle hum
With pity >ooih'a each childish moan,
And made my little gTicf> Ter own
Who, slec less, watched IN h1uIs oi pain,
Nor smild ill thou wert we'll again
Who sorrow'd from my side to pait,
And b1Ie thee, absent, on her heart
Thy Mother, boy How c1n'>t thou pay,
Her tender care, both night and day
Who join'd thy sports with cheerful air
And 10, Il u sec thee strong AMI far r
Who, with fon p.iie 10 guest and friend,
Would still the darling child CONNIE d
whose tears in secret. 1ow'i Ike rain,
II sin os woe thy LIE dii STAIN
And who. with prayer's uncessinS sigh,
Bes ught fDT thee. h me on high
Thy Mother. boy liew can'st thou pay
He tirclcss love by night and day
Bear on thy brow the lofty smile
OF upright duly fee II m guile,
With e,ne,t diligence Ie>tr IN
7 be word, The LOOK, that gve' her pain;
If weary toll her paih int ale,
Come. fond, and fcltie-S.t, her aid,
Nerve Thy young ann, her steps to guide
Ii fades hcl chcok, te near her side,
And by a liie OF goodness pay
Hcl care and love by night and day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
\ FAxcY.-We fnd in an old paper. a

\ FAycY.-We find in an old paper, des-
cription Of a singular freak Of two young NO.
men in England, who had been disappointed
in marriage. and being intimate friends, form
ed singular determination to live together
as man and vile, in some place where they
were not known. They drew lots TO decide
who should be the man the one II fell on as
sumed the name Of James Han. They then
set cut on their journey, and at last came to
Epping, leased house there, and kept an inn.
James Han was sixteen and his pretended wife
seventeen years old. They had servant, but
each performed the duties belonging to their
station-They traded honestly, gained good
amount of mone,, were much respected. and
lived together thirty-iour years, and at last the
wife died, about " hich time the discovery was
made, James Han served in all the offices Of
the place, except constable and had been Of
ten foreman in luries, and was to have been
Church W arden, if the discovery had not been
made.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Printed Bv a Hon,an -The Declaration Of Independ-
ence a. appears fon printed copy i'e ONCE Of the
Secretary of State Transmitted 10 tie ConNe Ion m
North Carolina IN III by john Hancock, aud bearing
his signature ia h.s own hand wiring President OF
the Congress If 20, was originally printed by Mary
Caiarme Goddard No wonder thu; that glorious dec
laration successfully maintained by the gaan.
epirits IF the revolution
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

i BIrr.-Allon-o Bombtrdi. n celebrated
sculptor of the Emperor Charie> V. Ms q
great coxcomb. IL got punished one day
BY a young lady at Bologna. 10 whom h.
took it into liz head to make love in Top
pi-h manner. she was hi> partner At ball.
in the midst of which he turned TO ller. and
heaying a profound sigh. a. be looked in her
face with what he thought an irciiils soft
ne.s in his eyes. and. We -uppo-e. with some
fantastic writing gesture, III lis no. love
feel. pray what j. i. = perhaps. SAID the
young laly, something bias You. The
tory got abroad, and il.onzo bec1m1 t.
jest OF the city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Nsu Node IF Tat4rg Fs.5.-Ih.y catch h. a.
TonaNarla Greek ~ making them JUMP INTO boat
Ds p,e,en'lng Tie shadow Il ae toa, Al thr water IA
such 20 make i apssar . The tn ~ o.
~'ruction. hey -Irp AVOID q, - s,ss tba 3nAio
g zsue i PIE weighing - i.s was caasai 30 THE
lately.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
[VOEuEmc EEa.....Nuilbcr 3.

\ SLEEPLrss MAN We noticed recently
that a Mr.. GouTlay. of Boston. had COM
mcnced a war against too much indulgence
in sleep, showing from his own case. that an
individual can do without il Tor months at
time, il he only would. This case is one OF
the most extraordinary. perhaps. that has ey-
or occurred. and he has recently given an
account OF it in the Boston Medical and Sur
gical Journal. According TO this statement,
it seems that he Was born with - many ma
tural wants a other persons, and that rest by
sleep of them. lie grew mp indulg-
ing himself in the enloym,n. of thls gcner-
ally supposed requirement of nature, until
he was forty years OF age, or long enough,
one would suppose. 90 have acquired habit
of sleeping too inyctcrate 20 be easily dis
penscd with. Not 20 It was Just at that
late period of life that Mr.. Govriay d.scov-
cred the astonishing capabilities Of Lis ply
steal powers, and found that he had been
wasting many precious hours in unconscious
sleep. lie was confined in London "by
British tyranny" hc SAYS. for three wears and
eight months. and ii Wa, during this period,
he thinks. that habit OF living without sleep
began TO form. He soon after his liberation
came TO America. and. though f1rfy-iscO days
upon the Atlantic. did not sleep a wink.
This was pretty well ioT beginning. but at
ter taking 4 warm bath. and sound snoozc.
he made second trial. and did not sleep
from that time forward for three years. He
took landanum, but that had no effect he
drank whislIcy In the hope that il would in
ducc sleep, but il only made him sick. Ia
the early part of 1897. While in Ohio. he
wa, attacked with crysipclas in the leg. and
during five months was without sleep. Sub
scgucntly. on the death of some of his f;lmi-
~ he lay two weeks in great agony. and
from that time TO this. 4 period OF four years.
aud six months. he has been entirely dcpry-
ed OF sleep. The last six months OF his life
have been spent at Boston. Ills health has
been much improved, and he cntertains
hope that - soon n he i, able 10 take cxcr-
else he will recover. On various occasions.
of late. he has been nla1os, asleep. This j.
the account he has given of himself and il is
one Of the strangcst cases on record. IL ii is
true. and We sec no reason for las making a
mis,tatcmcnt. The city of Boston ought 10 en-
gag. him imn edalel, in their service. lie
would make capital Captain OF thc sratot.
PRESENT TO THE TUWN-H SuLrly.-A
most superb and deliberately finished spcci-
men OF English MANUFACTURES, intended as a
present from ali F.ncndi, the Turkish Am
ba>s llor. - the Sultan. was Yesterday morn
Ing Inspected by her Majesty and his royal
highncss Prince Albert. al buckingham Pal
ace. This costly present. which Was manu-
''.cturcd BY Mr.. Taunton. OF Norfolk street,
Islington. al a cot OF about $40 @iiincas. IL
an umbrella of little more than tin ordinary
~, covered with rich bfocadcd crimson sat
IN f,,nilft,tilr..l IN Snitaltiril expressly for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

-Auoieut Banner of LELAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04

WRENCH BU HK MILESTONE MANUFACTURY.-Thr sub
scrher, surviving partner 0. III" late firm Of Smell Rust
continues the above business the cd stand He
has this hand large ASSORTMENT Of ready made Mill
stones, Of various sizes which he fat. himself viii
in quai; aud workmanship with any made this coun;r. Uw
ng The depressing state OF tie times he has dera5 low
prices sell - oh
ained other establishment Having received large
and well selected assortment of materials he prepared nil
any may I've entrusted 10 him with popess de
patch Those in of good article of French Burr Mstones
would find their advantage to call the subscriber
feels satisfied his would satisfaction
of and 18th streets opposite TIE Old Market.
will be thankfully received aud puncualy at
tended For reference ~ to the quality Of nu Misones
apply q the Richmond Mi!jers. iOCEI s RUST.
lnl-2aw3il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04

DEALERS IN BOOKS .4.vD STATIONERY,
RE receiving their supply of SPRING GOODS, selected
n by of the partners IcfSon from the Northern markets.
which comprises their usual variety Of STANDARD Publications. VI
every department Of Literature School and Classical BOOKS oil
improved editions used in the varus Schools ana sr
denies in Virginia. Letter ana tap Writing Papers from I'll al
the Manufactures the tinted states in which ars,ie we
viii Inducements purcaers,) Wrapping Paper
Post Oce Paper, Wall Paper Bonnet Boards States, &c &c
Country Merchants invited Ia examine our Stock before
purchasing offer such Inducements -
win make il their advantage buy of The old customers
OF the House will always find complete STOCK To select non"
and upon on accommodating terms.
Binding executed III the best manner
4 supply OF Blank Books always on hand.
SMITH, DRINkER y MORRIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04
TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS.

Print and Hosiery Store, 40. lG Cedar street. " Y
WILLIAM F. huxley, Gof the late firms Of Cutler, Buik
W ley, Merritt Il Co, and Bukley Merritt l. Ey,l is
opening and offers for SALE by the PACKAGE entirely
new aud large assortment of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERsAS, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS, GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
together with full assortment o beaced and brown Goods
Linens Hollands, Linen Drills Cotton do, Blue DENNIS
Mexican Mixtures, Linen Cambria and Cambria Iiandkeoie
Beubazines MuslEs, Jaconcis Nansock
Swiss aud Null ausiinS Striped and Paid Jacones, Colccd
aud Brown Table Covers Victoria Skirts &c, aud At prices
the views of Southern
find their
where new we'll assorted, and Constantly changing
hands
purchasers will always find stock fl all
Of the year. and owing our facilities Of procuring goods both
from auction, American anc European haniarores feel conf
dence in inviting anG good buyers
Merchants ,lat find announcement 10 visit THIS city personally,
rcinng the money description
the goods ty want, with directions how ship them ~"
DESPATCH and al as low prices can he haugt
in This CIV WAi. 4. HUXLEY.
New YORK. loi3. ag-2awJu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04

LOnSUtN[C q NC z. D. NL UlfFtStUN, ICIus.
rf,E undersigned aV!n. been appointed Consul Of the L. s
Port tenders his to the public Commercial
Agent aud respectfully soCts portion OF those gnmens
which the increasing population II the Republic require
will be !iy occupied lie oilers also
General Arcnt-and will attend Ia the purchase and sale
land the o tie adjustment aud
the FUNDING Of shares IN Galveston city, and selection o
thereof, the collection Of debts
the Republic held bs persons abroad The
undersigned pledges himself for least faithful dis
charge CT any that he epose him. Letters for h
The u. = must be post paid 10 New Orleans, they Will
no; reach Galveston.
Reference is made TO Nj Vim. H. ,aclarland Mr John R.
Tpe:i GeH. Bernard Peyton and Mr. Thomas Green Rich
niord, Virginia. \. NJ. GREEN.
Feb Sl--.fn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04

CARRIAGES, CAaEIAGEs-1te subscribers have on hand
iher Maufacory corner ard 9TH streets The largest
.ent If Carriages offered for sal. IN this ev, WHICH
ey viii sell lower they be purchased !nr III ms o. any
,her place Those VIII please cive then CALL Us lhe
Ill, sci. lie greatest bargains offered IheT assortment
consists az Ceiehes Caot;ces BaToaccs Bus.les and sui
s also Harness every description, and number Of second
hand Carriages.
~ Repai,s executed with despatch and on The most reasona
=, o1ern,s BOsilER, ROBINSON & co.
ny r.h q, 9.-2a.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04
TiTF
s.IiTH < PALMER.
March 2S


- 0SION will stand my stable, Spring Grove. Hanover
miles tie o Richmond,
within miles junction, or ihr Richmond, fede-
cks5urc Louisa Rail Roads Those lao M! wish I" en-
courage oson send their With safety ri'hr from HE
Nufh ly of the Railroad The terms 81
the will be $50 Any gentleman who VII e responsible
for lo Of VIII only be charged with five and II the
money promptly paid within the season, Deduction Of ~ .r
viii he made Il vii lie required To TIE ~ erer IN
Mares will he well led, and good iGnisheG 81;
ihsevc and hall cents day Every care VII be taken
IL prevent accidents escapes hut a uf al! ila lil
happen. shall bc constantly ~ oc during tic ana AZ
tend perscn L. things centrally.
deem entirely respects
pedaTce aud performances c Bos'"nwre Ia y" and to
full history OF the would I'll the "!ne a.! ne"s
paper; suffice w.r Ire i> Zenith
or old horse that nh hin in m, heats
could Put HIM up srred-tand he with tle very h"
horsehut North aud South Il candid'y believed, lay those
wo he relied and who lad the best ground OF forming
their opinion, that Boston c0uld four miles. upon
good and good rider, IN. 25s and repeat nearly
ia tie
Boston made season. proved himself and
good oal gette and his power certainty
deserves be encouraged with very Ny address
IS Guoial's r. o., Hanover county, Va.
March a. Ir.-aawGw WM. l.. WHITE.
Y OcCST HiLL FOR SALE-The subscriber, having deter
IL mined 10 TO The West oilers for sale, by private
the Tract OF Land which he lives miles North
Louisa Court house the Hickory thy
acres with comfortable dwelling houses
out houses, good orchards aud meadows The land
productive, and we'll adapted 10 the growth Of wheat
tobacco and clover. There y
ample supply anh supply iarm-
iach field well waered, having faina springs
branches may be said o Truth, that seldom such in
market, either III Louisa o the adjoining Countries
Reference 10 Ellis Elicit, Richmond, stsc.ihr
JOHE ELLIS.
Louisa, Dec. 20, 1872. G7-wtf