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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-09-28

The Crossing of The .frcbia's Desert -
Extract Of letter, dated Alexandrta'
June 90, 1915: =
1t gives me great pleasure III tatanga
retrospect of the last twelve months
during which time have crossed the en-
tire Of Egypt thirteen times, and as lar
/ as Cairo no fewer than twenty times
to bear testimony tos the amazing
change that has been wroush IN the !sys-
4 tenn and means of transit. At that Time
the means and arrangements OF the 4 ca ,ll
navigation were Of the most wretched
description: and. amid iHconvenienees
and scenes of the most repuisive nature'
passengers were oblidsedto spend twelve
or fifteen hours huddled together WITHIN
space not fit for the accommodation OF
/ half the number conveyed. Instead OF
! two. there are now five canal passage
boats in use, and two steam tugs, besides
/ is horses. This improvement has e.
normous advantages, but will be ielt best
by those who have travelled under both
circumstances. i:Ou the Nile, instead OF
one. there are four steamboats,. The de-
sert, too has lost most of its terrors,--
At the time to which atude, and sub
sequently, i have seen and shared seri-
Gus privafons. But this has undergone
a change. The wretched horses former
" in use have been. replaced with eff
Gent ones; their number increased frou,
so to. $50; a relay instead Of every 40 or
go miles, now established at every sta.
.ion-say every 10 miles; the vans arts
repaired; the station-houses fitted up
, most comfortably. and an English male
, and female attendant at the centre and
tnrincipal bungalow; all the dependents
, throughout the Inc better ordered and
!. more civil, and none of that extortton
which was practised at hotels, and at ev-
cry point where possibility of it had
heretofore existed; and there is now 10
cause sufficient. to deter. the smost timA
aud delicate tfayeller. at any season q
: year, from crossing Egypt with perfeei
safety aud comfort. and without the
slightest risk Of delay. For much o.
!, the improvement thus rapidly lntrodec-
/ ed into he overland route. the public il
indebted to his RigEnessthe Pasha, whc
| continues to afford every facility towards
flhe complete davelopenient Of a cornma
: nicaton which is daily becoming more
: important both to England and india
: It IS understood that an arrangement is
: now in course Of conpletionsbetween the
new Transit Company and the penlnsu-
la and 0riental Steam Navigation Con-.
pany, by which the means possessed. by
lboth parties in Egypt will be brsughtln-
to united operation. and the efficiency of
! The transit pernlanently secured.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-09-28

Il Good One The following is now
going the rounds, and we Will help it a
foot or twoon Tie journey:-An old cer-
syman, and rather an eccentric ore with
al, whose field of labor was a town in
the interior Jof New England, lone Sun
day at the close of bis services gave no
tce to sthe congregation that in the
course of the week, he expected to go
on mission TO the lieathen. The
members Of The church were struk with
alarm ard sorrow at the sudden and un-
expected announcement of The loss of
!. their beloved pastor, aud Que of the lea
npas, in great agitation exclaimed. WHY
u dear Sir, VOC have never told US one
Nosd Of this before! What shell We
./no5 'Oh, brother c., said tie par
sson. with the greatest sang frohl, .Idoat
e.Spect 10 go ont Of town.'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-09-28

The prophecies Of a distinguished family
of KatherinenGel1 supported their zeal
and enthusiasm; and finally, when the
comet appeared, they regarded it as a
guide sent from heaven, and sold all
their estates, and refunded to the crown
the advances they had received from it.
The rich paid for the poor; the residue
Of their property was given to any Indl-
viduals who presented themselves; and
this from three to four hunei'ed persons
among whom were old men, women
and chlldren-set ont without money,
and un losfto Jerusalem, 10 The frn per-
suasicn that Cod would help them
through al fhe dangers which threaten
ed them III such Tong journey, IN the
midst Of bal barous countries.
WeIt-disposed people sought to divert
them from :his disastrous resolution, liz
their religious enthusiasm, the separa-
fists Jisdainel all advice. The goyet~
nor general ofthe trans Caucasian prov
inces, M de MeiGhart, man OF gen
erous mind, who Joins TO a vigorous JUS
tiee the nest distinguished affablllty,)
used every effort to make the coionists
understand the folly of this rash expedi-
ton. Having found them inmovabte IN
their resolution, he endeavored to facih-
tate their passage across Kurdistan, by
his interest with the Pachas OF BaJazid
and ErzerouR. As the religious lanat'-
cism of these colonists reacted on other
coIomsts, and as the number OF their
proselytes continued to increase, their
de 9artura was considered an advantage
to the settlements. as families OF peas
'ants. who arrived from Getmany, wan
ted saod land to cultivate. ihe places
left vacant by the pilgrims were soon
filled up by the new aFriYals.-Bos'ofs
.4dUegtiser.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-09-28

{ tComplimenfog.- Thurlow Weed. in
one of bis letters from London, pays
passing compliment to the king of Han
over, as follows: 4 quite forgot to say.
in Tie proper place. that the King of
Hanoverawho il, you know. a son Of
GeorSes Ill, came into the House Of
Lords while1 was there AS he passed
by me, with his. upper lip stuck full of
coarse bristles, | wondered. what Boar
Of Ardennes' he could be-; antlswas not
at all surprised afterwards, when inform
ed that this. was the King Of Hanover:
4 man whose gross nature and beastIy
Dropenssies, were they not ennobIed.
you'd cast him without thespale Of soci-
fay
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-09-28

a@En Sc retrouyant pres dune femme qu'or
a beaucoup Anne, on sent toujours une douce
schaleur lest d,l fue que nous brulait autre
f,;;c .,
, 1843-10-07

yB7IlE sub>cn, er as agent or ouler.
has t"r lie the follow mo lands.
&c. VIZ: one acre ground with house
AID her Improvements thereon, in
the town Of Bowling Green, being
the former residence of tie late Lew.
Is R"-els. ESqr. improvements are =
comfortable dwelling house with two
rooms. besides kitchen, convenient
oct houses, stables &c-gardrn and
yard well enclosed. and set with = "a
rIPty OF choice bearrn1 ftuir ard shad-
tree. well &c. This place is vprv
pleasantly situated. and viii make \
desirable residence for Il small family.
and can be obtained low for cash.
Also stone house on the south side of
the public square in Bowling Green.
with two town lots connected with il
Of 60 by 100 feet each. Fam house
on south side OF public square in Bow
ing Gtern. now occupied rs the Radi-
cal Printing Ofice-with one lot to
tour, connected, as NAV suit the pur-
chaser. GO acres u~nimproved land.
) to 4 miles \. Westerly of Bowling
acres unlmprOvnd land
tour miles north west of Bowling
green. Prair!e and timber. between
the Palmyra and Paris roads--3O
acres land with an Improvement, in
the county ot Auirain. % miles S.
OF BpHiing Green-I96 acres
with improvements. D niles
north of Bowling Grcrn-9G0 .a.cs
land. adjoining art n.ar - Bn~ling
Green, IN IVY" de ~ tracts. 40
acres inTr"ved-;io . number Of
huld'ng lots in Eoair. Gr.en. ,n...
vacant, and others improved.
LEVI PEFTiB0NE
July 29ti. 1913. ,a--ec
, 1843-10-07
REGULAR pAgcT.

gEHE fast running passenger steamer
( y. s. Mail Boreas, T. NJ. Fithian,
Captain, will leave 81. Louis, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at A
o'clock. for Keohuk. On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday & Monday
evening at 3, ard CqrbsriNe at 4 o'clock
on same day. As the Boreas carries the
L. s. .Ndil, she can be depended upon
to leave regularly and punctually, at the
hours appointed.
Nav 27th lS43. Soft.
, 1843-10-07
NOgPT0Ma

4 Ii persons indebted to the sub
u scri5rr are hereby informed thai
their accounts are placed IN the hand,
Of Smith S. Alien, Esq, ol Bowling
Green, and ucy aJc requested to
make immediate payment. Those
having claims against tie sui S"ciber
ave also rcqle>icd1 70 Pre,cn' them 10
Sir. Allen. Tor payment. 4, he Is at
lhur.Zed Ia settle t0e sane.
JAS. II. y. HENDERSON.
BoW.in4 Green. Missouri.
September 18Th, 1913 1wlG.
, 1843-10-07
]. \. S:alNueIS,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
HEANING located in Bowling Green,
8 Z offers his professional services to
the citizens of Pike county. Office OPP
posite Pettibone & Co.'S. store. | will
also attend the Circuit Courts of Rails,
Montgomery, Audrain, Warren and
Lincoln counties.
September 2nd 1913. A.
, 1843-10-07
DIR. MCCLURE

"HAVING located permanently in Lou;.;.
IA ana, o., offer, his services to The eli.
zsns Of tina, place and its vicinity, in n. ',
r'ous branches OF bis profession. Having de.
voted his attention particularly to tho 9 nd,
Of Anatomy and 'urgery. and having wines,
ed and assisted in all of the mo.t impor,.n
s'rglcal operations, he efers hi. services ,,p,
iaIy in that branch Of his profession. He a,
ter- himself that II called on he will perfor
successfully, and with entire satisfaction to b
empinNer s. almost any of the cyprtal sarpi1
operations now P"rformcd nv the celebrst
Dudley, of Lexington, XIV. He lopes by
most assidnons attention 10 the various din D.
OF his Profession, AM moderate charges
merit a share "f rublIc patronage He
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hsrdin.
Louisiana. April 29th, lS43.
, 1843-10-07
OF MISSOURI. .
Count, 81 Irla

STATE OF MISSOURI
Count, of Pike rs
III '"' 'e'"' H.
N''""'". / = Damon" A'"' q; La
u'tase b'H''"i' '""r'"in"ht. - il
IS Chan.
Win" h""'"n aud ra@and Gerry
'"'i"''' Dst'ro'"t.
N"i tie .a,H 1,raui,uf, Edward rbom-
L g., are a"rhy notified that TIE -aid
complainant ~ tasty Nrii-. b., ,cll,ro,.
III. III b.I H c""Eara..I ~ II. aMls,lt
that Won s'r4 roa -frut ~; = S..-.. 20
c"u.r,,u O., .sr'ucc two u-,,--u ,,u. ,rs-
s's,I"f, "" Dc, 'hr sail W.i.irm Damon,
=" a." -a.l l. rf.ria.r Damon. drccr-pf;
ir 'i- ir u~.. 'o,l .ou.;r.s al, rar tue
ri re-. r,.e.. .rp 20 Is lea ..-.r a,GEav
, 1843-10-07
TYPEaT PRICES.


ST. LOUIS TTrE FovHnHT.
ENIiL undersigned, (sncce-sor 10 Gcos-o
n Charic',) having purchased tn in'crf [
81 lbs late Partners IN tie above c.'1hlt-h
'reHt Will continue the hn=iues- at tir old
stand and s".cits a continuance %; a." pat
'c""zcHthc'o attended 10 is.' ."n"dry b..
the fnntcr' Of the Wet
BENG determined {" furnish Tyne. and al!
otner materials ned IN Il Printing Office, -
cheap n possible, he "a prepared 10 I'll all
, 1843-10-07
TREUNIPu4N SUCCESS,
ind G..Nt,y Discovery IN the Ntrsgaprr
3USINESSt

BUSINESS!
! ma-t import1nt an invaluable discovery
Las been made y Il gcutlca.nn OF thi- city
by which oe" saapr's may he printed III Then
nrc-crt form, aud at the same ,lmr, capaAe
oi being converted at pleasure i.to Il Maya
z.uc form, ter rrr~-,rvatIun.
tais -raud Improvements, which Is dcstin
rl &C., fnrn "A new era IN tic tu-IHc.s, 'ieCS
inr tr ru':rc revolution in the art Of rrin
ru- m4mmoth newspapers, viii lie iutrutu
cod. by Permission of the patrutcc, into H.,
Is5.ai,i.1 La saturday Nu cum, comueuc-
ing ia Boy r'At.
H. Announcing - tnc ficuls of the news
81. or grr-- throughout The country. Il d.
r.y,,y wn.ra viii add % Immensely to the
vain, t. urv-rarc's, the publishers OF the
Saturday mU-gum, have, also, the Iruud
of auuoun,Iu@ tie complete and
tHIul haut success of th,!r u,v fam'i,
Nc~sraf,r. The liberia! rutr,ra-, already
-ccurgd fer THIS new aul popular antcrpri-c
has not uaiy suspas-ca the most sa"-"inr
cSrcciai.ou, 10 Il O. t:sri, unprecedented.
, 1843-10-07
SMlTh S. SALEM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

BUWILNG GREEN. NO.
IN Ill practice Law. in the courts o
w Rails, Pike, Lincoln, Montgomery
and Audrain countess; and will carefully
and promptly attend TO all business IN
trusted to his care a share OF the patron
&c Of a liheIal pab!ic IS therefore respect
fullv solicited. His charges will be suited
% the times.
References
Hon John jameson, No
John IL. Stone.
, 1843-10-07
$500 Re,C0rN.
Executors &:eEc.

The UNDERSIGNED Executor, of 81,
last sill aud tr>tgurui of Richard
II. Sanford deceased. 10 pursuance OF
SAID will ADD testament viii expose
t" sale on Friday and Saturday the
18Th and l4,h oi October next. at the
Iare rr>'dcnc" If said deceased. six
miles south "f BoWIin. Green. MI the
estate Of SAID deceased, both real and
personal. The real estate consists of
1877 arpens, more or less. Of first rat
land, 60 or 20 acres in cultivation.
with an abundance of water. and all
suitable huiIdm1S-aud is altogether
II OF the most desirable farms, for
It's size, in the County. The personal
property consists of SIX LIKELY
SLANES-horseS. cattle, hons. sheen.
crops Of oats. hay. corn, hemp, and
utensils. and house,
hold aud kitchen iurni,ur,. which will
be sold on a credit of 70 months
The Land will he sold on Il credit of
one aud two vcarS-and a deed of
rust, and ais" personal security will
required Tor the payment of the
purchase money OF The same.
j j1oH I LEMoN. Executors.
Pike County Mo. Sept. IA, 1a3.
, 1843-10-07
Address, post paid,
NORTON N,nI.u.rI

MbhlbN NMliilSEL,
Iol Chestnut Street, Publishers Hall,
Tn Fir,t Number will be Issued in janua
~, lNi3
lNpuCFNrNTs To PosTMASTLf,ANntrurF
-Four Copies of this bcaut,iui work Will b..
furnished tor ti,e Dollar, in cnrrrut fund.
Ten Copies for Ten Dnllar., " -
- copies for Twenty nnllars, - :.
I" every person forwarding s., four cnrirs
viii be sent. aud il addition a cory of PHI.
grims OF the Rhine. Deverenx, Eugene Amm.
Last Dnys"f P"mp"ii, Fraucisca Carrara,
Traits aud rriols OF Eng. Life, The Van OF
the Peacock, Romance and Reality. The
Rrprnlrr-, Conversations with Lord Byron.
The Honey Moon and Gems of Beauty. The
D'Sownrd, Paul Clifford, Rienzi, (B, RuI-
wer.) EtheI' hurchhiil, The lmprn,isatricc,
Book at Beauty by Miss Lnndon. with II
f"TtThIt) Confessions of an Elderly Gentle
man. The two Fricnds, Victims of Society,
(by Lady Hrssiugtou, with Portrait.l-
Manifold Park,hy Miss Austin. WhiChey-
er may be preferred.
To every person forwarding $40, ten
copies will be furnished, and any four
iorenamed works.
, 1843-10-07
Miss Leslie's Magazine.
The Home Book Of Literature, Fashion and
Domestic EconomT.
EDITED nY MISS LEslrF,

" rE the Na-hitgtOnrHHs" &C.. Fob,
ii.h,d with the most exquisite Ncz1otiu
. aud .tce! plate and Splendid CO o,,d plate
ct the fa.hi"r-
The great demand vh.Gu has az sisted &c.
the past gear. f.r Gohc.'= ta..- 8.oL
G,ahIm's Na-azinc. std clrrr aI,dred ,ub
llcatiuus. has induced TIE .ns-,uhtr 10 pre-
.rrt 10 the luhiIcu .~ur'IiY Tagaz,Lp
I]-iinliar IN IT. s~crUrii fr,ture-, IL the p"pu
lar work rri"r,rh ia. Int miin some lain
80 Attention nhirh tsey do not poo. c-s -
For thi- purpose he ha- seemed the aid q
MISS T. LESLIE. urIvprsalI, Known a. on,
of the fat female writers al the age, aur
particularly dIstingui he'd by he's graphic
kctrhe- oi manner. and h'r -ucccss IL II
i1-Hatirg and ccsfcctiU. ft-hi.Lab.e foi.ir-.
A. che write, 81 anon buuks, and Il con.
~'rihuinr to Gniy'- Lady. Book. Graham.
Magazine. nnd other periodicals of high re-
rufatioH, Miss Leslie has done much TO en-
'gh;cn aud entertain the public. ":d in the
Na=0z'ne now presented, which bears her
name, She VII make hes eminent talents
til! more available f"r the general FOOD -
l,-idr< = Series Of Nouvclltitcs. in her own
lhimrtabic style, IN which, under cover nf
tmUserUcnt. some beneficial design will be
promUird; she viii fUrni-h from her ohsrrva-
ion, reading and experiences, a succession
IS Essay 5 on
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY,
'mhracIng general suggestions for the rcCu-
atinn al domestic establishments. hiGts aud
r h~rr;ion- useful 90 Lon ekcepcrs, practical
advice. numerous receipt never before pub
H-n'd, and all "toro t"Ir~s that may be
u.i!r snh,c,;icnt TO the pu,Fn-r. THIS de
n2ftmcut of the Magazine, tiough no un-
Tue pace will be allotted t" it, j. not TO he
.'und in any other p"roii,ui, and the Pub
cher j. satisfied ihs; it will not he less in
'cmsiinc and valuable thal it is novel. As
b i the purpose Of The Publisher to make
b" Magazine tributary t. usriul design. be
has made al autu--mCut wiIh the iu-t',
celebrated + : ARTHUR, f:-c bv which
that gentle man vii be dn,Crt.y engaged IL
i joint superintcu'cuCe. and viii bcstow his
best "ndcavnrs. Mr. afthur viii furnish
TOR each Number one o. more Of ius
LIFE LIKE EARATlYES,
aud such other matter ns may BE- adopted
to tie nmu."mcut aud Improvement of all
ages ard clas-e', especially Young I.adic-,
l." whose interests tie utmost care viii be
directed.
hei"Ei"E that u proper taste IN dress i
'-'''thI 10 TIE ira" drVr!"T mcEt a. female
Gracrinines>. a portion OF TIE work viii be
devote" o an 'NIp-iiior aHd H~lu-tr"li"n Of
the
KEY AlhlNG FASHIONS.
This will be s,ucii, aud sxcIu.iv,I, upIer
thu care oi Mr-- Leslie. whose se,,Ie tate
and annie r,-,rfrriti,., ,t.,-,. Ill
confer urun wnairSrr receives f.. et.,,r cf
her aparutrtnn. a hi,h aprbrritv r., r,.
he i,r Ia s,I,ct the newest. Iat,. and
mot rr,ucr,hr ia-hinn-. H., r,L,i.L,, h..
made arrangement. 10 receive, by tLc STA
..t 'l' i"''"'"'
Do, .,..,,.f d.. t, ,..t,
u,,t with a c.rrrn,,l ,,,;-, -
..f ,..Ir..i. .
'"''
, 1843-10-07
Final Settlement.

A Ii. persons concerned or in any way ints-
~ rested in the Estate of WIN. Richards,
deceased. late Of Pike county MO-, are here.
BY notified that the undersigned Exrcu.
tors will make a final settlement of the e-
tate. at the next Nov. term of the County
Court Of said county.
JAS: RICHARDS,
WIN: RICHARDS,
ALT: RICHARDS,
Executors OF WIN. Richards, Deed.
September 2nd, 1912. Ava
, 1843-10-07
EHa4e}t zs ASED LAID


FF7IE subscriber will advance ia cash 4 5ths
9 the market value on Flour shipped direct
TO the east via PIttsbur- or New Orleans, or
will advance . 3ds, Nth the pricilcge Of SHE
in OHcdHS, If the market sill justify. | will
also advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. Nv
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these staples.
From my PirtsburE correspondents, | have
received a tariff Of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the PENNSYLVANIA canals,
which, ~ the warm season approaches. will
justify shipments TO New York Of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. Ny New York cor.
respondent Jli Flour house writes it IS not
sqfs being liable 70 sour. to ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, ahor the first Of May.
G+O. X. hUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
n. p, Having M interest in groceries,, or
grocery houses. | viii purchase and ship these
articles at the very Low prices, for those who
send me ORDER.
April 10, 1913. GO
, 1843-10-07
Notice I'D E1i haNn,S.

ave -
4 Ii persons indebted TO the late firm
~ ofS.N.Purse& Co., on account ofthe
Ashley Steam Mill, are hereby request
ed TO come forward and ma e immediate
settlement, either by note or prompt pay
mcnt, otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands ofthe proper officers
for collection. The matter n ust be al
tended TO without delay.
S. n. PURSE & Co.
Ashley Mo. July lIth, IS43.37-tf
, 1843-10-07
't.-, r..r g. % the record
~ p. 4 4. G. akEIg. Click.


~.
MH"H il.,. |~'.. I9-ji
pTiH 80 -E7'7y:'%E $50 o
IENilE undersigned, . cradu.rr Of tie Pin
2 vile H.af nj Dam a. luu. Nv. vii
open a sch 81 for the ta-'r.clinn - deaf and
dumb children, 1irH~ residence Of Judge Nc
Farl'nd. lu lincoln county ro
Terms: fly dnllar, per scholar Gr ro,'v,
months. All wh, may feel tisp. cG to p,,
ro"'zr this - ho"l VII please BIZ assured that
u" attention shall he wanting. which wlI con
f"cr t" the advancement Of rl,elr chrldr,n m
the Ia'h &C improvement. Thu>- who NAV
"rsh To scud ffn'r a distance can obtain board
nE c'ic.p IN the family Of Mr. Wet Rand.
JACKSON KING
REFERENCES.
Jas. W. Campbell, ". IIcrdr rk, So Rob
ins"n, Hiram G.. Edwnrd~. g.. y Craur, Tl,s.
;. Na'crs, \. II Buckucr, Nm.P ruIx, Bow.
ling Green. Barrel Higg~, Caleb Mcfarland,
fshlcv, No
April 10Th, 1913. Eft.
Tire st. Louis Rnpuhli, AN please ins,r, four
times. and forward OIL to tins Office,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-14

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-To satisfy a deed Of
IL trust executed by Capt. James Lakeland to james B. Andcr.
son and Col. William Wilson, OF record in the Clerks Office al
Cumberland county, viii be sold on the 2itn day Of November
lc43, The Tract of Land on which the said Lakeland now resides
This Tract contains $50 acres, lies il the upper end III ,nm,ef
land. adjuining the lands Of Is. Anderson, VIM. Wilson, and
WE robson, EsqTs.
AT the same time and place. will be sold, for cash, about 20
valuable young Negroes, all of the Household and Kitchen Far
niture, crops OF Corn, Fodder. Oats, Hay, tlintation Utensils,
Wagons, Carts, ] Carriage, &c, &c, &c. In point Of health,
which all must deem an indispensable requisite, this location
ej 'ys very many advantages even over this healthy region OF
country having on ia well Of Mineral Water, whose medicinal
properties and sanative effects are well attested by a large NUM-
Der OF lnvalids who visit there annually from the lower and sur
rounding county. These waters being held In such high esti.
nation, nnd the proprietor thereby meeting with such liberal
patronage, he has been induced 10 erect, in addition TO large
and commodious Dwelling, several neat and comfortable Cabins.
For particulars, relauvet TO the qualities Of this water, we refer
the public, generally, 10 the following Medical gentlemen, OF The
highest reputation, viz: Dir Murray, Of Powhatan; DR.. w. ;
Morton, Of Cumberland county DIR. John 7. Nettauer, Prince
Edward Courthouse; and DIR. james Jones, of Holloway county.
The terms Of sale for the Land will he liberal, and made known
on the day of sale; The Stock, &c, will be sold on q credit OF siA
months. THE TRUSTEES.
Nav 5l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-14
p. X. WHITE K co -sEpr. ls43

HOME MADE SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
THE subscribers, manufacturers of ladies and gentlemehs
i Boots and Shoes, and servants Shoes, have on hand, oil their
o,en make. and are constantly manufacturing. a full assortment OF
the above, To which they would respectfully invite the attention
OF those in want al a good article al a fair price, either Tor Their
own or their servants wear.
We wish to be encouraged in this branch oi our business, ana
with reference 10 serraHrs Sho's particularly. we would, II we
could, orr-uade purchasers Of them of the economy IN buying n
frsi rate article, such a. we manufacture, calculated To renuer q
good service and which we can sell NJ nearly the same price at
winch the best Northern TOrL Is sold.
During the past Spring and Summer we have been actively en-,
O ,red in manufacturing "a large quantity nf Shoes-heavy and light
kinds-for male and female servants, out OF the hest STOCK uhat
could be procured, and have spared M pains To infnn out a INST rate
10 which we would respectfully cali thcaitenii"n OF iarnh
es. tolracconists, and al others desiring good Shoes Tor Their ser
wants, at reasonable prices; believing that. II they VIII only give
Them n uial. thew Will find il IN their interest 10 continue to pur-
P. K. WHITE 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, va.
Cant, 10 Is,9 36-w3m