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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-04-11

Stealing, beu 20iten October 1880.
SD te5suse bisrmit cab cureb ben unUers
itaubiasn Sstraub Don Wereurp i'd beinab
msinc Slisoer nitt mebr brautkeu fonntc.
SD fonute nibt obne src6e 9hmsr5en 9ebsn
uno meiue 5dnpe nidt all cen Gcpf trinaen
ib muBte i'm 6aule tleiten, nno bielt midi
At Der 3sit tei 6rn. s. 9etnsieer auf, we
ie6 snts 8ehienuna batte. Oa itb Die pieIer
&urcn las, psItte bureb 6rn. Oafslsp's Nei'
niaunas 9prup Yon Sariaparilla terpiret
mproen ,parcn, rpuroe teb peranlaEt renielten
5u Uerfuebsn, un 70 mebr ba Elm erfabrener
Hr3t mir faats, es pdre ras ginsiae porouree
mir aebolen psrosn fonnts. SD perbraud,
te flint 0ctteln ,no I'm nun gang acIuno
unh bate Die Srsuoe pa6 ieb nun rpiecer mel:
ne 8sibaftisunsen at,parten tann.
Tbomas Morgan.
Ger cbenssnaunte 8. Olcr9an belt flf
mdbrenb fsinsr Srantbcit III meinem 5aui'
auf, unp nit eBsrauiissn tcitatise id, bic auf
fallenoe Rnr wclte burb 5rn. Oafslsp'e
9prup bspirft ipurbe.
S. Sbneioer Gafrpirtb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-04-11

Stealing, ben 29fsn Sstruar 1889.
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sohtsr, bic felt lanaer 3ct init bem Gustrs>
ebcn ron tbien Seltbwhren am &opfe unb
@s1ht tsbaftst mar, turb bsn 9srtraueb
bcn ;wei Scttcln BON Oaeelep's Ieiniauns
@prup bon Sar1aparilla Scafcmmcn sebeilt
1T. 9. o. poun9.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-04-11

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-04-11

Seb tsibsinias bisronrtb baB ih Icit IAN.
acr 3sit init 0beumatlIebsm S6mcrsen ccsr
0bsumatismus bebaftst mar, 70 pab idb ben
Sstranb meinsr Nrmc gang perlcr, uno unr
NIT arcBsr Sefeb,psrce asbcn fcnnts, paB icb
oft oas 8stt bhten mu6ts, mo itb MIR auf
Dem Nafen llessn ermtc. 9as SlcIib bats
te mcins Nrme unp Scbulfern Uerlalisu 70
oaB Ielte ,renis mebr ais Sant mnp Snchsn
,pareu unb meme $sicen pnrDsn wirfIih iebr
sroB. Gin Slaebtar bate plsl wobItbat
bMrb Oafcleps Sprup erbaltsm,rno smpflbl
mir osnfebsn. SD psrtrauebts ltetsn Scts
teln bapcm, unb oas Slci1b febrte auf mel:
nsn Irmsn uno Sbulterm 3uraf. Stb babe
csn &etrauh mciuer Slicrer ,piebsr erbaltei,
unD bin msiue Neutrality-suspicious. 3nr SeIunrs
belt Bios rem &etraueb Don Oatslcp's Hsi
nisunss Sprup iebnlpis.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
SPRING ELECTIONS.

We understand, that the Democratic Convention OF
the Frederick Q0h) District have nominated as their
candidate VIM. Lucas, Esq, the former able Repre-
sentative of the Frederick District.
The Convention Of Petersburg have put General
Dromgoole in nomination for the Congressional Dis
tric We part with VIM. o. Goode, Esq with
deep regret. His honor, his abilities, his States
Rights principles command the respect of every man
who knows him. And it is in vain for the Petersburg
lntelgencer to attempt 10 fan the embers of dissen-
sion Neither MIR. Goode nor his friends are soft
enough for that As for Gen. Dromgoole, his quail
fcaoBs have formerly been proved in the Office,
and Time has only served 10 ripen them TO maturity
The Democratic meeting of Hampshire county have
nominated Alessrs. Charles Blue and John Ward the
late delegates for the House Messrs. p B. Street and
David Pugh are the Wing candidates.
a strong meeting of the Democratic party Of Iiarr
have nominated alcss:s Edward J. Armstrong and
Benz Bassell their cand daes aud there can be nc
doubt oil their success, if other friends will stand
of and bIde their time We free 10 say that any
man who row suffers his aspirations 10 thwar
the nomination OF our party, lis success, will in The
| language OF our Convention, "forfeit norever the
confidence Of The Republican party" We apply ths
remark boldly-not only 10 HARRISON but 10 King anc
| Queen, to Louisa-we care not where.
We call upon our friends every where, to show
themselves Republicans, lovers of their country, By
dsinteresiedness and magma nimity be vigilance ane
energy, by mord and by deed.
Let not the transient coad that is fitting over thu
horizon-Let no apprehension of our contests, abou
Presidential candidates. damp our Zeal for single mo
ment We 60 Tor concation, for concession, for har
mony, FOR Unlon and what prudent and patriotic maj
does not? We are assured that party will be frml
knit togetherthst plans about to be suggested TIA
will accomplish this desirable object We will no
quarrel with cur friends about the particular time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
Keep ii Jeforc the People, That the Wings, sooner
than vote for the present Tax law, wud repudate the

Keep ii before the People, That the Wings, sooner
than vote for the present Tax law wuld repudate the
debts and disgrace the credit OF the State.
Keep 1t btfore The People, that they would have
thrown the burthens of the Government almost en-.
rely upon the old subjects of taxation, upon the land
and labor of the yeomanry of the coun,ry-that they
would have raised the land tax TO 30 or 90 per cent
and that they would have let the shaving capitalist and
the moneyed man OF the towns and country, go Scot,
free
Keep il before he People, that they would have made
the sop keeper at the roads pay the very same
tax on his license the merchant of or two hun
bred thousand dollars.
kttp J,iore the People, that they would have let
salaries and professions escape taxation-that they
would also have let capitalists III Virginia who loaned
out their money, turn 1t into State Stocks ana mus
eude all taxation.
Keen il before the People, that the Republican party
have met their duty like men-tba, the Wing Legisla-
ture in ls4l-2 were warned by Lieutenant Governor
Rutherford oi the poverty of the Treasury, and ad-
yised 10 raise the ayes order 10 prevent loans and
debt-but that the Wings shrunk from their duty, and
would not increase the taxes-but when IN The session
of 1923, the Treasury was again embarrassed, and
the State was threatened with reputation and dis
grace, the Republicans discharged their duty-and the
Wings again shrunk-and that they are now STOPPING
to make paliry, party capital out OF Inc manly course
of their opponents.
Keen also before The People, that the Richmond
Wing the organ of this party i'll the Capital of the
State, threatened resistance 10 law-which was
intended to relieve the Treasury, and wcs necessary
TO support the honor of the State.
Keep bejoreM tie Peopte, that the Wing candidates are
merely seeking make capital out of the rejection OF
Stay Laws-when their own friends in the Legislature
voted against them, well as ours-when these Stay
Laws were mere deceptive palliative, and would
have added 10 the mischief which they prosessed TO
cure--and when the Supreme Court of the U. States
have since aside all such laws retrospective to debts
already incurred, unconstitutional and void.
ketp tcfore the People, that the party which re-
sorts these pary shifts and disgroceful tricks, are
the par,zans Of Henry Clay-federal!s,s really IN
prnciple-and the log cabin mummers of $40.
find keep b.iore the People, that unless they mem
to D. ridden by party, that adopts such danger
Gus principles, and s,oops to such disgracer e1pe'
dents, they must turn out TO The polls on the 4th
Thursday OF this month, and save themselves out oil
the hands Of such phstines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
The Hon. Daniel Webster, &c, &c,

The following m'ra rriicf sentiment wnel We ."i
WING orrans in the Union--thc Richmond Whig-nay
sar,c some Of The Simon Pues in this region ana
to show the beautiful symmetry ard consistency oil 'he
grea. Wing party" Ills various parts: .r;.;. could
'RoNKoRe2ubiean Rome, in such rr.'s' CO., co',o 10
suspend and dis! hundred times suspend az "a.
save the prople We with our miserable aos'rac,ios
can 10 nothing as it. forsooth, the parchment oi Int
Constitution was worth more than the saYa'io oi ''
People for whom that Constitution was written
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
n,,cEtycu,MLA LAND roR SALE.

,,,ur ,t I'M s,Ii me Tract al LAND, Of which iht
late A,rh,ad Austin deceased, died possessed; ahd '
his widow Grace AUSTIN, now restless, III %
-, az containing apuut 9dd acres Ills iih - "
, aho,t n.. the Court hosr, :i.its "'' 'ne %
M ,;aiwicksve ON James River and kanawha 'aaai
-, excellent Manufacturing aiil .tu
,J t,f mics i,.,a, III. Slate Academy The Noiii
fork OF slate rve Aun's creek entirely through t
tract aiding aud half Of excellent bottom ln
ei.hy.rvc OF which, North rer, are now IN ic con
produce tobacco, wheat and corn The nat d "I
~n's sufficiently fertile Ia produce gram ol every
nd AID whatever and with IuSicouS cultivation
niai made Ch enough Ia produce tobacco I" Nei! ht
rualnV AIM cleared high aud originally al very sui'H
cr Gaty and susceptible n very hsh degree Of improve
uri,i apparent tie fact that sonc 40 or @ a
ut oldest aud ot lite tract nave, "iinn c
>t years converted, h the Of clover and pa'!ri
productive tobacco lots Between ifr' III"
The high land ~ osisiai we
undle! which is first tate tobacco hna' ho,e '
he great abundance Of excellent iih ,i" ~ '
p.uytmrts are an excellent two Sor: dwelling ho'e ehc
rv cOnmoaous iavn. rooms ana Il pI>Sa-'
below stairs. and wig, new Stare" granny
framed tobacco lWlS al oh' az tue
ialellS, and all Houses necessary tor ;" if-c
excellent repair. THIS land * wei wafer
-ited !raj agreeable. Intelligent ana 'li ho-"
har.oaa. particular description - unnecessary ~
presumed al persons wishing 10 purchase VIII view 'h ah anu
iudgt themselves.
The undersigned viii sell another Tract o Lana ao"h
containing between !! ani 1910 acres hcfe ie
running through this tract, arTdhs sci 'hce
hundred III land Of fine qualify winch pro-
good of grain. a; tobacco the 'eco >e
I, all commands the highest prices nich Tue
tEis land sf"Wti
bofei t pine oak and ciesn, A all TIE pris"nS
the above of land DESTROYS to remove !" 'i'u
HE undersigned VIII sell Them upon the most it'r ''' "
uuarImr terms The lands VIII be shown Ia persons wh. "
y Tho@ Austin. either o his hr",-rS Nv .s WI
Jas NJ AuStln who resides ~
house. GKatt. AZ - -, i-Ac'usi'' ''"
THOMAS AUSTIN,
JAMES VI. AUSTIN,
Executors Of \. Austin, 'ir'''.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07

We understand that Mr.. Hopkins, of Powhatan, met
both Messrs. Bolts and Cooke, on Monday last, and
trumphantIy defeated them. Mr.. Bolts attacked him
upon The Tax Bill, aso but found him very ugly
toner The Wings have been trying in Po@hatan, to
make some miserable capital upon the Tax Bill-but il
10 M 10 Wherever that bill is explained, it meets, as
we understand, with decided appreciation from the Re-
,uhicnn party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
Henry s Fox, Eco, &c, &c.
STArf. OF MAINE.

Reso!se rtiaoa to bonds o. securities mat ,cers
10 lie surrendered Iu Great Britain 10 The States IF
Maine and .NaSSachustttS under the tate treaty
ResoirtG, Tia. the Governor be requested 10 inform
The President Of tie United States that the Govern
ment Of the Province OF New Brunswick are attempt
ing collect from citizens 81 TINS state ana oneS'
bonds belonging The ''Jisnutcd territory lund, 30
called which were given FOR lumber cut under permits
from the States of Maine aad Massachusetts, IN contra
venlion of the Treaty of Washington, and request the
President TO demonstrate with the British Minister
against said proceeding and Ia insist the stipulation
OF the Treaty, whc. provides that any bonds or secu
rites apperainins thereto (he disputed territory fund
shall be paid and delivered 10 the Government c!
the United States aud 10 take such measures relating
To the matter him may 1T to cause the treaty
stpulatons TO he carried into fleet that the citizens OF
this State may be saved any further aggrsvaion from
that
In the Ii OF Representatives, February Il, lei3.-
Read and passed.
DAVID DUNN, Speaker.
In Senate, February l., 1873. Read ard passed.
EDWARD kAVANAH, President.
February IL, 1913 Approved.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
true copy. Attest;
Pnllr {. JOHNSON, Secretary Of State.
WAsnI<Grox, March T. ISl3
Sir have the honor 10 acknow edge the rece,p, Of
yeur letter of Yesterday date enclosing certain
luons recently passed by the Legislature Of the State
of Maine with respect 10 tl!e semen: Of the dis
puied territory fund.
mpo, ut tin possession Of any information
upon the subject to which these resolutions refer but
shall immediately forward communication TO the
Lieutenant, Governor of New Brunswick and will &C.
quaint you with his Exccency's reply. shall also
transmit tie spondence 10 her Majesiys Govern
Ynent in Englanc.
With regard 10 the form OF the resolutions themselves.
os you make observation thcrcupon vour letter,
hope am justified = te'evpg tim. YOU d'saPGFoF''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07

>-OTCETlr James River and kanawla Company are pre-
y pared 10 exchange bonds. guaranteed hy The State. and
heafIn- interest from the Isl January thrir outstanding
post notes and certificates of debt noludnc
houcd ineres. the posi- rnes aud up
-ame date The bonds ofthe denomination s. coo 600
and .laa For If hundreds
certificates Of debt wilt issued from the above
date Iy order at the ifs>ti,:3 aaa n.rcct,-s
-. 2 Cii'1tE>tES Secretary
R,.,nout 6;t Arrii, 1913 ii:-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07

the meeting of the Convention We will bow most
ceerfuly 10 the will of The majority Of the Republ'-
can party Let US, them lose sight of these questions
altogether but unite heart and hand with each other
in throwing whole force upon one republican can
d;d,Is in eyery county and district Let beat the
Wins row and our own prudence will settle any de
rencss which may present themselves hereafter Let
10 now. and forever, be one aud indirist6.c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
NEW DOCUMENTS

Tie Mad,onian of Tuesday last contains a new Sc
ries of Correspondence on British affairs. We have only
room this morning for the Correspondence between
Mr. Webster and Mr.. Fox, what's called "'The dis
pued Territory Fund That question appears to be
happily seted-nnd has quietly passed oft the stage
of negotiation. The next letter, which follows, IS .
dispatch from Mr.. Webster 10 Mr. Everett 1t is
fresh from the mn;-peing dated us late as the 2oth
March, 1913 II relates To the great and still open sub
jet of The "Risht Of Tisitation, or Search" MIR
Webster letter occupies about three columns of the
newspaper-and shall lay it before readers on
Tuesday He denies any legitimate distinction be
tween the right Of risation and of search-and point:
ont the consequences, which may arise to American
commerce, by orr acquiescence in this new lnterpo
Iatlon upon maritime Rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07

our sinews strung again for he contest which IS now
before u.s. When again we recoect the wing mum
neries of 1910, we cannot suppress our Indignation
Wbp, we see those mummcres about to be revived IN
Ibis boosted city of refinement and talents and the
Wbios rallied at the whistle Of some party leader,
around the figure of the "mill boy OF the s'ashes,
pmblazoncd in tie Wing press CT This City, we ask
ourselves is this the time 10 relax our efforts or 10 as
d,cl,ons of the Wings and the prospects OF our own
divisions it is impossible to conceal our
and disgust Let be beaten by our own i9i.es'
as we we're beaten in l-40 by the frauds Of the Wings
and what fnllows' Again will ones confidence IN lne
capacity ofhe people for sell. government De
fell u,on the Whigs-but noe, the inglorous defeat
would be burning reproach upon ourselves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07


There are abou, 5000 Post Offices in lac United
States one-half of which, at least were held bg
Wings, during the whole OF General Jacksja's aHI
MIR. Van Burens Administration. MIR. Granger, &C.
neral flarrisons Postmaster Generally was in Office
only few weeks-and SEVENTEEN HUNDRED
ndlv iduas were turned out of Office during his sao.
careeS-and had he remsned in Office Two weeks
longer, THREE THOUSAND would have been adj
ded to the number-thus, beyond doubt sweeping oct
| every Democratic Postmaster in the Union And yet
the Wings 'are always prescribed, aud never pfo.
scribng.''
would place the removal of Mr.. Wight Or IS he 50
that it will check further removals, If the Re-
publican party were SO anxious to carry out proscEp
ton, why did they pass the other great Offices ct
the Government, in order to pounce upon the hum1t
office of a Sorekeeper In one day, they reelec!ea
the two Auditors, doth Whigs,) and the freasufef
(Whig9 They re elected the Secretary Of the Coa'
monwealth, and the Superintendent of the Penien-
tIary-a OF them more important and dignied oalce'
than the one which MIR. Wight held. Was he more
decided Wing than any OF these Was he more pseu'
liarly the object OF resentment Had he more oiend
ed the Republican party than they Not a. all. J.
was directly the reverse-and yet all these were
spared-not hair of their heads touched No thanH'
to them, however, for their fobearance although he
Wings, "never proscribng,' had proscriued ="
Of the most decided Republicans in the STATE. an.
yet this forbearance is TO be passed over and sa'
clamor is to be made about Mr. Wight. NE vas nov
known as an active partizan. Far from IT. WY
then, was he removed, Because that office haa o.
come the bone of contention between him ana w.
Watson. The contest had given rise TO more eNc'T.
ment and expense than the Office WORTH and IL "''
high time to terminate it, by supercedng boih o.,
putting another man in And is it for this act Of ~,
Legislature, that James Bosher an innocent r'ln' -
be sacrificed as vctim.to Wing vengeance hs -.,
one OF the very best Collectors that the city ha' g.
had Is ne to be inundated without the slghtes' e. ,
junction? And is this the way to check the iau e
ofproscription Will the people othe State hear G,.n
yengefu retaliation with perfect equanmity: VII D
like an alarum bell throughout the Common"ssu i
will rouse the Democrats to hear, that an "'''' H..
City Police is to be brought TO the block,
Wings have taken il into their heads 10 fe'','" "
the Legislature, act which originated attn "f"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
nNEYER Prescribing,

Nv Eh fhJSJklDlNi
Extract from an Editoria! article
in Mondays Richmond Wing ::
"Sevrr prescribing, always
prescribed ; the Wings OF Rich
mond, in removing sir. Bosher,
and substituting Mr.. Wight,
Will be actuaIcd by consider
atoms of III. most elevated pat
riotism alone. Personal reasons
will not enter into the move
ment. They Will perform The
aci, solely ~ "A means of check
ing the proclaimed ana inla-
NOUS maxim of the New York
School Of Van Buren, Demo
crazy, that 10 "the victors he
long the spoils." Were Mr..
Bosher their brother, and hest
friend, they would do IT stIll,
and do II even the more yea
lousy, In order 10 mark their
utter dttrstation of n principle,
80 subversiv- OF noble feeling
and elevated Rcpnbllcanisn,
and 50 rcpletr with sordid and
vile consideration"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

UEFNHINkNI Ut sIATE,
Washington, March ,, lSi3.
Sir: have the honor 10 transmit 10 You the copy of
resolve ofthe Legislature Of Manc recently addressed
the President By the Executive of that State relative
10 certain proceedings OF the Government Of New
Brunswick, supposed 10 he in cont7avent!on o: the
Of the Treaty Of 9h Angus: last, between the
L. 9 and Great Britain.
Will you do me the favor 10 communicate 10 this De-
partment such information the subject as you may
possess or may be able hereafter to obtain from the
Provincial Government, in explanation OF the proceed
ngs referred to-
DAM WEBSTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
The Hon. Daniel Webster, sc, &c.

WASHINGTON, March:i, 1913
Sir, With reference 10 your letter of the I'd instant
conyev,n, =, ,,n crY,a;n resolutions passed by th'
Legislature Of the State of Name upon the suUgG
Of bond, belonrn 10 the disputed territory fund %c'
letter was referred by for information TO 'ne len
Governor of New Brunswick, nave no" :" ,ha, 81
Won ,ha, the L,euengni Governor informs me .i'a''
lana aao 40 O.,ober las, upon receiving ncii,sehcs
rom Lord As5a:on d e Signature Of f., .h A 1[fny
General Of the province to suspend all proceeding
upon The bonds IN qaeslion The Attorney us" bnv
reports officially thai the above orders nave ss Iu d
the Maine er,salrc cannot have been grounded upon
accurate statement al iac's =. - tho
avail myself of this occasion to rene" 10 you Wv
assurance Of r.y distinguished consideration rov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07
Trust sale Of E,uabie Tar,rn Property in tie To'c'


If Charlottesville, a. .i@ctton
E,Y y,ttue at executed the subscribers ."
ID Tie lh day March. 1913 by William h. T.rni ana r..
corded "a TIE County Court al Aenilrlr, we snail
q, liz, .nes; Ura! Terrii and John T. i olrr in SAFE IN
m ,.iu-r bubble Tuesday The lh day oi May
next and II the l far day era!ir ~ tue estate
ri.h I'M. and the said William l." Ieul, ~ ana Ia
, , ard Bindings u Charlottesville eeca'y
known a. the MONTICELLO House. occupied Is Ia
v-r aud Ia equal proportion. hy r >
Ter5il john 2. Hin, and william L. Tcrt tbs ir"ptf-
ntnlly si,aed near tie centre al
Tn, tovm aud i NOW, and several years III" top
pin. to1rc d stage passengers coming
TO- leaving Charlottesville. III" Lots contain each halt
acre land adou each Ctier making square surrounded
hy streets and the buildings consist ns large four story cA
house with STATE roof hui twenty one rooms
-con,c,. with spacious, stone and wood house,
al III good nnd comfortable re-
,- wood aud dwelling house detached ni
he l;cr tjs r.ck kitchen brick >:Uokr house brick Ice
house brick wood stables and all nrr necessary aud use
;ul houses. .. ....,.
In The basement story oC the Described brick binding,
are two arg- ron>. neatly hd NJ for mercantile put-
POSTS and i'aI'or's s!o?.
At The same place, and by Nirtuc Of the same deed
we shall also Offer likely and valuable slaves, 10 WI:
Co.'S Horses Wagon and Gear. Piano, ard divers
,h-r articles Household Furniture the absolute
rery said William l.. Terul. Also, nirty oi the
Tavern Furnufc said consisting al beds,
ware. cooking Utensils and variety ot pro-
r.ry necessary aud public hule
Tgus--TAr estate will Be- sold upon credit al oae. ~"
and three year. purchaser sVin. bond tn approved sccni
~, ha trr Tupertyanl The personal estate upon
credit uf months, with bond and good security
1t the sl finished ~ enc day, viii be continued EoH
Ia day, until Completed.
The the property believed TO be unqesflon
be but acting Trustees shall convey 10 purchasers snc
rs vested III Us by the deed Of lr,s;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07

IL There is bat brief time 10 our clccons-anC
our space is precious TO u.s. We must devote both o.
them to our State For the present, there
fore leave the Presidential question and Washing
ion movement. 10 take care Of Themselves.