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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03
MUSIC

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KANMERER, professor Of music respectfully
his and the public in general that he
has removed from 80 Crosby 1876 Laurens where all
orders for his Cotion Band, wait parties ETC.
Of town. will be thankfully received and promptly attended
Orders for X will also be received Mr. w Dubois music
store, 2a5 Broadway. o2 lm.r
DISBROW's RIDING SCHOOL,
t08 BOWERY.
M H. ID. has the honor a his School open o
A'h the reception OF pupils. daily SUNDAYS exceptra
or Ladies, from A. NJ. TO T. NJ
r rGentemen, from to A. NJ, aud 10 =. W. A.. A..
Ill, Sy trained and quiet horses for the ROAD OF s
Forte ms and particulars apply As above. aug .m-I
n HhTS-FALL FASHIONS, lSts--The subscriber
improves he occasion pr ented by the ia change IN the
i'm General 10 his Establishments No. l5O ChaLham street and
a. cor of Wooster where he offers for sale and
osc, large and elegant assortment OF Hats and Caps
,,I low prices lie particularly invites their attention
~ h ~ Nutria Fur Hats 49, warranted proof and
~ ,n their color aud shape lie would also call thir
on 10 his Silk Hats az 50 % and 50 30 Also, his
"rrfne Moleskin Hats the low price OF s. The above
mentioned Hats and durable, and advan
tageousiy with hats seld in this city at 80 anu -.
WILLIAM BANTA,
No. 100 Chatham st., and ~ Canal, cor Woosfers st
80 5wttws).m
lust LANDED ex Oneida from Hayre, large assortment
Of Paris made rich silk and satin wadded Cloaks Cas "a
nails and Pelerines.
Gle for s,le nv CHARLES FAY,
$40 6tsr IS South William and 50 Stone stItes.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

=
- BosToN, October lst l8i3.
Arr Monsoon, Snow New Orleans; Tiberius Howes Riga;
Pearl Ryder and Edw Blake Cole. Philadelphia; Tigrs Lo-
yell; Florence Loye and Augusta Nickerson. Albany; Oak
Hill, Lincoln, NYork
CID Sept &c. Lodi Baxter Home Howes; Packet Clark and
YIN Pitt Baker Philadelphia Henry Nickerson Wilmington
Del; A M Hale Chase and Enropean. Lincoln. NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

JNO. r. GLOVER, Auctoneer.
ZINE artists Smith will sell this morning, Oct. Sd,
II o'clock the of G. Wadegh corner of Broad
and Grand street. collection Of Oil Paintings selected
with great quality and subject amongst which will
be found very desirable objects, worthy the attention of
and the lovers of tn fine generally. They have
been removed to MIR. Wadeighs store convenient and eli
gible place for their disposition.
Pictures now on view with catalogues % lts*r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

and. placing my arms the ice endeavored 70 scrab
bic out; but the frail support gave way beneath my
weight, and fell into the stream amid new frag-
ments of broken ice, and was swept down with tho
tide, almost stfed with water. Death seemed now
inevitable. Had been preserved thus far only to
perish a, last The thought struck my sinews with
supernatural power and striking ont, / struggled
hard to regain my lost ground, and be-
ing again carried under the ice.
Ailensth, though weakened and painting, reach
ed the goal, only, however, TO be again precpitated
into the tide. But my energies rose with disappont-
ment. Five times was thus cast back into the icy
current-and five times did return to the conflict,
battling my way inch by inch When I reached the
goal the sixth time was weak as a child, and had
to rest awhile, cingng to the ice before dared to
attempt climbing out. was not without hope, how
ever for noticed that the ice, naturally thinner the
edge Of the hole, grew thicker broke my way
along, so that it fully two naehes through il
perpendicularly. proceeded cautiously. Raising
my crest softly to level with the ice, drew care
fully forward scarcely daring 10 breathe lest my sup
port should again give way How my heart thrilled
when lay at length fiat the frozen surface Of the
river In few minutes had gained the shsrc land
falling my knees returned thanks to God for my
preservation. But when the excitement of my spir-
its had subsidized, and when had leisure fully to con-
template the peril mad escaped, nervous sickness
seized every joint in my frame, my knees sunk be-
meath me. my brain grew dizzy, and ! swoaned.
How shall the joy with which, after fresh
air revived me, hurried to my destination, and sit
ting beside the cracking fire, narrated, with
flowing heart, the particulars of my escape, while my
old playfellow listened with her eyes dim with tears
and her silver haired father, placing his hand my
head, said God had undoubtedly preserved me for
some particular duty .... o..
How shall I picture the sleigh ride home, or tho
ecstacy with which elapsed my mother my breast,
or the tears that raned from my eyes that night,
when, at the household altar thankssivings were
turned for my safe delivery from peril? words can
not paint my emotion-let them rest in silence
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

YoUrH AND MARRIAGE. Youth is easily at
racted and decided 1t forgnts that the fanci-
fu preference Of a moment may not safely determine
the prospects of life. Ii is unmindfu that looking
to this world merely, occasions will come for which
the graces Of The drawing sort OF prepar-
alton 1t rashy takes the eyes which can sparkle in
their morning brilliancy, for those which will weep
meeky in sorrow and kinde with steady encour7
agement in the midst of care, and hold light which
can cheer when all other light on earth las waxed
dim. 1t is so wild to mistake the fatterer of the
hour for the same being who will be the miniserng
angel of sickness and decline 1t needs to be remind
cd that if there is any engagement in life which IL
not TO be formed under the arbitration of caprice, it
is that which is, not dissolved till the parting shall
come at the laden bier and the open grave. 1t must
be connred TO remember that if there is any step in
life which requires beyond others to be made rever
emily, discreety advisedy, soberly, prayelfny, and
nihe fear of God il is that step which day by day
is the most inconsiderately taken.--Dr Pagrey.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

ofideness, and of subsisting ohhe charity orothcrs
that while liberal and kind to those who willing
towork, no entreaticp, supplcation prevailed
on him TO bestow single on those who would
not help themselves.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

The following has been used "down cast" as
very pleasant substitute for Printers dun. It set
to tho music of jinging dollars
Wen gaily chase dull care away,
And Danish every SORROW ,....
Subscribers pay your debts TO day,
And we'll pay to morrow.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21
ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.

The following .anecdote, saws the Philadelphia Re-
ligious Messenger, have received from eutlen-
tic source, and may be lnlIy lied subtantiay
1t is tho severest satire have lately seen,
upon the Liberties Of our country.
''Some winters since while the Congress Of the
United States in session. Georgia slave dealer
driving past the Capital in Washington, about 40
slaves, chained together. Among the rest
large negro man, but also handcuffed. He was
very Cser in appearance and spirit, and possessed
admirably fine and melodious voice for singing.
The spectacle drew to the door Of this elegant and
spacious building, many of the champions Of Freedom
and some of the psterans Of The recoiLtion. at the
moment when those wretched human victims came
opposite the hall, the negro man, above mentioned op
lofty and bold key, struck up
''HaI Columba happy land a
'tia ye heroes, see this BAND
at the tinro Fitting up his hands, bound toge,h
er The voice and action. appropriately timed
and afecngly performed, drew tears from the
eyes Of many and to their honor be it said, they i'm
medately bought and freed KIM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

Ploughing in Maine The Bangor wing says'
that Era Hutchings, Esq OF that place, VINO is IN
the seth year hs.age, held plough all day OF the
lth January, in ploughing bis field with span o.
horses
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

likely to cause, much damage, by of the des-
oiate soil over which the lava has this time directed
Its course. II is not expected to last much longer'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

REPEAL OF THE iNTERMARRIAGE LAW
The legislature ofMassachusetts have by deci-
sve vote, repealed the law prohibiting blacks and
whites from intermarrying! The adisstof color
strongly demonstrated against the repeal, fearing as
well they might that nG the white ladies' would
take the shine off OF them and diminish their chances
at the hymenial .-Erchange
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21
THE INVOLUNTARY PRAYER OF IIAFPI-
NESS.
BY N. p. WILLIS.

BY N. p. WILLIS.
have enough, oh God! My Neart, tonight,
Runs over with the fu.ness content;
And as look out on tie fsyasant stars,
And from tho beauty of ths2ssht take in
My priceless portion-yet myself no moro
Than in the universe a grain of sand
feel his glory who could make world,
Yet in the lost depths Of the wilderness
Leave not flower imperfect,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

Rich though poor
My low-rooled cottage, is this hour, Heaven!
Music is in it-and the song she sings,
That sweet-voiced wife Of mine, arrests the ear
Ofmy young child, awake upon her knee;
And with his calm eye on his masters face,
My noble hound lies couchant; and all here
All in this little home, yet bouudless Heaven
Are, in such love as have power to give,
Blessed to overlooking?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

Thou, who look'st
Upon my brimng heart this tranquil eve,
Knowest its fulness, as Thou dost the dew
Sent to the hidden violet by Thee,
And, as that flower from its unseen abode
Sends its sweet breath up duly to the sky,
Changing its gift to ncense--so, oh God!
May the sweet drops that to my humble cup
Find their way from Heaven, send back ir
prayer,
Fragrance at thy throne welcome?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-11
L. GILBERT Il co,
Piano FORTE .M.iNuFiCIiR ERS,
Entrance to Borkshop 102, Earcroom AGO. lashias
ton Stred, Boston. next Buidsng North 81
IUW .1tTttI, I''NtUTts 'tt"t W y
!GskiR tor BGak.

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'''e 'et'' i.,,n - s.,nr,r,,c i, .nr and MAS
", NE 49,. :; ,C,rrier / t:,arI, r!r n,trIr,-,ts o;
"'c '' W. o -, -, I'd ~, ..,r
various 81 ' VI ~ -, - - ~, -. "a
rti < :" itii' - ''' ".'' :, - ,,r, .r.
aad y H"-a'-''' az 90" ro v, h 49,, - ~
t ,,...,, - ,., ro,,,ny cu8osi 4
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81 .'rtfihvi-i. vac -, - So. ~ " 80. " r".
-s.er@ ~" : ~ =. -. va" 49,. 70 , =, IN hen,
s''"t,' "4' p' ss y s''. '' ~ "
49, ,,e ta,ii;,ias Ca, .c,r M ,.,- vrt IN The hest
l.ey INV .o y, ~ ,,s, ,,.n., n ., ,iri ijrs;-
pos>o'e ~ -. -. Ill ~, =, ~, ,,.,.,f co
a'r w'N az, ~ -, ,c;,.s 81 ,in srs ~,ch cam be- done
:? i , s'e'i,' !. = as,;..,, ~ - 49, f
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,r,.r ,,,.,, n,yo n.rsoual
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~ :, VA, ,, ,, ~. 10 ~ n,nainnt ,muroye.
'"''.'s ,"e 's wy. NV 80, ~ " -, ,,.,,.I :
Ments ~ ~" tlh" ro'te' some VI WhIo" r. "a ~,
Ia i- i'orzi."i or SiHhe iiho f"r'e, we nNe i'
m.h', =; mean" NA'e', VIM 'ne USE ~ l' ~ 49,. 49,,
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'"hrr' 'h''- t'''".' ~ ~, "'i.
'.e '"'t 81 lh "''"" 'i" t'e, WI i' , ',,,mt 81
S ,.ro Eric, -, "sro.n ~ j. r,zc and n,.
t,s J., ~, i-nr.' md p,ec,n Tor other reasons
, ye .,,, invented anew Lc,,ripo soi~.
49, a., p. 49,, 80. nj ~ t,. .l,v4 I,,irAye.
""tt gu 'r ''t."' '''' ''''~''@ '' ~ -
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NotH SEED, narrcpfd f-csa and genuine ,5iolsie aad
:, , T,,ib ~ H!.K5!.g i.8k-i'i.R.
HNiitllDH;.-:.i.s.m ,..o!c
h.,'k Vet S--tsiant or pn:g.,
h,N bH.AS!..fiy ,ilo,awE do. yellow six weeks do.
'h n Iei ryc TO- af nnon, d. Rachael Royal DwaFt
~ "L NSiar-e Luna SINAI. to-, scarlet runners, Dutch
e' nr snr'e' red cranberry. French :;"ison
,; Early blood Tnmp, Long Blood, Mange Wurtzel,
VIM, ~ al ini yellow french Sugar
York, Early susarIoaf do Bai,.rsea, Large
pinhe9d Fiat Dutch, Large crgen, Dumhead savoy,
', ran G4,rd SAVOY, Red Dutch, 1urnip Rooted
cnFS. EARLY Ii"rn, Long Orange, Alterinsham
cci..Ef:S,,rcurled or Prrpergass
~ cnI LII rnf LoWER-Enrly and Late
IELERf-White and Red
oocoMGERLong Green, Early Frame, Early Cluster, CHR.
SSooRRN.ear'y Sugar and Tuscarora
rani = Gseen Curled
EGG PLANT
hNLE-Eue Cued Siberian, Green CurIed Scotch, Rape
Whit" Head, lee Early Cnrled Silcsa White ami
Green coss irown Dutch
Mi.E,tIrj ID. ci;ron, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NiSTUa.;jM
MtSIARit-i.'h and black
OKRA
PEA:-lndrct'; Extra Early, Early May TO- Frame, do.
Mafrowft
PEP ER-Tarrc Bel. Long Yrnw, Squash Cherry Cayenne
raahSSlP-i.arce Dutch, Long French
f:.SLEf-Fine carried
EHt'RARR-Por rarts
kapDSii-fnng Scarlet Long Salmon, Scarlet Turnp, Vel
iow DO. " I''e j" Hilrk splni>b
sM;s.L! m VEGETABLE OYSTER
:@t Asli-f.ry Rnst, White crooknccs, yeiow do.
TOM t"G-la,ec g,a
~ &ii-Wl.'e Tn, Dutch, Large Norfolk. Eua Ua.a
Flower i'nai aud SEED,
~ am "Fe- Herb ,'e~!s
.-a. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-11

,r.re Of tso i;e.s o Trust executed hy BVcfy sydn"
and Record i'm tIeits OG;c, the count! Mcchrn
l i subscribers expose ale, public action i" HE
~ ~ M, dion WclGt sday tue :si day 81 March neN all
tie Estate aud PERSONAL OF the SAID Beve'y Skdn"r con
o fiy i've valuable Slaves, tract Of Land lying On
Roanoke river in the county o Mrckcninrs oonianin. 81
1-es ono brndred of which low grounds which, is
u,.d IN. Ease Point Mills large aud valuable mannactnr
mo house and i IN itdion viii nine acres
M thereto which the said beverly Ssdaor
done store house and lot with large lumber house, law
ye pir. and aior's sop-one tract g" nd near HE town OF
oyltcn containing 1877 acresonc other tract o. an acninng
ma ,v n NJ Ron containing b which is valuable
T.uyaro .b,tes Roanoke Navigation stook;cn head OF
nra c,,uc and with all IN" stock crop, pianta
nm NJ s md hops eLod and kitchen !EIn tire" belonging 10
said Beverly ydnor. Anon. The negroes are some 200" Mouse
servants ofs lnirrs cocperS, ana Afst rae oet. u
flt rr nr uial vanc i h:oi.ht nfn the MARKET AMI
= inned liza, nj. The creditors Will attend IN" Ete"es ana
% .rsnun estate viii sold on credit oi Twelve months
w. NJ, - 'e ,rn io,lrsior all sums under That 2.ona
~, - r. 4i,el The real estate sal u" sod 81 ceLit OF
ouc two and three years the last p," ~ carry INTEREST
h.tnr. II becomes due. Bond and approved Sec,
he r. ou,r,d cn the purchasers ana te c !" 'he ~
o,, retained uut meit 81 ul' f"si>c money ihe
.'line a. Trustees vii only convey HE title vest
"a i; I'm no .ani deeds The sal, Is made ny the consent
~ v, . " - and the all TIE property bolev
ca !" "e u"9"'at'o''"' RICH. c. RUSSELL.
EWp. H. CHAMBERS,
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one uuNnRED DOLLARS rEwAHD.-Ran away from NIT. the

>yru UHDEED DOLLARS EfWAHD.-Ran away iron, the
~ su.,l,-r living IImbardy Post once Mrfkrhnns
ur.y In on HE Of October last Two negro men, Lo.'"
DANIEL ana SHORT DANIEL -, =, ~ n
Long Daniel was sold in Richmond, in ApTI 'a't ~ 'r IL
Rc,c ~ vim artc Post Office "rstnorr'ana %
"a cher. he i supposed lurking. lie IL hhout irtl
ar 10 incc, i-h straight and vel pioportionrd aho
wears DID, very ht,k thick beard e'"n To- MI an d.
cr,fiilv sonSen. =, ~. +, p,,,,,. ,,,o I;ves
nm, TIor,. Pos. Office. county, Va lie Is about 't
ar iuc-. .l ai.il, and ioe'aby We'll prnpofionsa n,
,.n ~ ,d 81 yea: very black face inclined !" ~ nat
make ,,,ens,r very ~ back on his oteheai SHIFTS "s
shaken IL, ana front ;ie separated ~ cue. idss
l. - s,ono.. H. with Long Daniel IN "sSiiofe'd
-, - .r.-,s- nr-.n been niii h'ni there
.i give the reward 81 one ''naTed do.'a,. "h NJ
:. a. u l,mp.in. If Richmond. Va. NJ htiv dollars
denver :" h'' ~ f WADDI J. JACKSON
to- e'iti. 9i-wtf
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LARGE ASsogwMrXT OF Dry G0oi

= ,Lt.ih ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
X 'LNMitS ha'iat removed I" ii'c new tntin. a he
- % ' ''" hnh fNtiis'!sr sHcc's h'rhHlnan .Hrlhia
~. st'ch1iuh "i ri,i".ts lani's ara u'aers, ~
n 49, 'htie'y ~ ~ 'oi'n ~ lhe s"!, ".",
60 ~ -, :" consequence ~ s'''n. y. "h"e,ae ~ ic'i
" t"P"'ets o"'g ne = chahirG 10 Pu'chaSr ana sen
| 'iah '"ft!sfs and hrir'es his customers vi nnd TIE
t - 70" Ffl.ts Il Ia any pa oi ne thed Setts.-
% v",isr'u"n ''s rei'"v,, tor some hnr he i d!s-
=" ~ ~ NJ o,' sonhS' ahh WI hereafter ols"f very com
"e,. assortment q ne Following aii'c'es:
Lh 'rOuDShl the Gs::cst STYLES of Black and to!dc
S'as -" ?c' AMI Ga tics, itr IA: and evening dresses
ho' slim Dt LAiats.-isrTy variety oi color aad style
imiofi'h.
gro ricF's fancy styles MI Prices from t. g
".h - ," e W. w! hnc- hiin iacihre". ..is" h"Nf-
r ''u 'ni,r ices ;n ,.f,.,x,. ,
y 'N-' 'i'.'ft' Nv" i-' '''''"'--f' Ne'! 'H-c
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AYR John +. WnITE-Sir A. Al nhabiian, Of
w The state OF Virginia, be pleased 10 take notice, that shall
on the March between the hours
len o'clock The morning aud three IN the afternoon, At the o
dec ar Joseu Mayo, Esquire, Attorney Law, the city
pnond and state Virginia, take the deposition Of VII
liam Wordsworth read evidence sG pending IN
ha Snnrro oir; Charcey c Richmond Circuit, in he
s,,c r. Virginia. wherein plaintiff aud certain
>i.,,or g. Davis deicUd.ntS and the taking Of TIE
- no.ii;on should ~ flashed tac dag above named
- t,,c thereof viii No. continued oa ny dry. n, The
-. ..o n'a,r r, Tee sa ~ tomPiei"d. whe: ard
=. 49,, ,,,, es a;tend 4. yuu i!cas-. L. =. MAYO.
=, -, gt-3t..sw
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CARRIAGES CHARACTERISTIC Subscribers have on hand.
y their Mandatory, of streets the largest
Offered
they will sell lower than they purchased
other place Those IN want will please them call, they
will sell the bargains Their assortment
Coaches, Chaotes u.ces and
keys; also Harness of every description,
hand Carriages.
~ Repairs with despatch and on The rost
biz terms KOSHER, ROBINSON < co.
Eel. - 9.--3a"li
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-,,-f. il>"-;-V tlC NBl.. >0C frE&N Fi"!'tl.il
-r EI aa i,ct,.t ue!ou-'a. 90 The Estate o! J".'t,
-., a-tr .i. }n tIa Hataut"n Factory, Beng cue "''
,1 i. s.'e. tapi'al-ts, "ho "; ia 70 NAV" Z pro
.... -.,ult .ai - in5ove tbs opportunity "
trra.irre p- upon tie present Investment =
t..-t mites West ii Eijoton, Putnam county "eof
f,.. riv. falling stream, aiulilns Ss''eteH
A ,sr ir any machinery. Attached 70 1t, are coou
f. psp necessary buildings for the accommodation 81
r. 1u.l q r aud saw Mil in successful opcratiJi ms
feet DIVISION a'd " ~ so'a ~"
.rr en- m .htrrS purchasers The terms WIZ ne me
o.. addressed Eaonton, Georgia.
promptly attended and We viii take pleasure III Sao"
n. TIE property any person who may wish 70 nurchase'
JOHN IL FLOCRNUf, pvecr,ors
y. BASS,
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rTEACliEES WANrGn--A gentleman and lady, who can
with satisfactory recommendations Of thcif l, . !,
tons teach the Isa branches of female educhton WIN
sufficient ihducement locate Ill Is!ackwanu iaaA eo'''
Virginia. ,,,;,i,. and
The situation healthy, probably, any In ereh,
the location quite convenient TO the
and will be ample for tie accommodation OF
should the teachers choose accommodate men,
ADDRESS Jane. F. Brooks William Watkins, b,acAm W..
VIRGINIA. Feb. -
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Gri-.f i;iii. FOR SAE-Th. subscriber hayn. dre!-
.ec - the West. n'et for safe ty private
mt, the Ttr ., Lam. !rl, he ives niles North Of
nea Cont mouse. o ck"r, Geek, healthy
md e, ra!r and containing eight .dred and
~ en,g acres w r"moftar Glliaa oi-es and other "'
.,y ont hn-. GOOD ample orchards and meadows. Tie land Is
pu,,ive and well adlr:ri Ike arot ID Of corn wheat OATS
and There about hundred and fifty acres
AZ excellent grounds, from mundaon and prodnc
,,yeau ample supply of wood aud timber supply tae farm
cac, field il we'll wacrrG, having fllin. springs and
branches II may he laid OF truth seldom such
ma ke either LOUISA the ijoin ing counties.
Reference Ellis Elicit, Richmond the subscriber
JOHN ELLIS
7 oui.a Dee % 1912 67-wu
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i, s,RENCti BCRR MILESTONE MtNufACToRi.-fl Sab.
scnhcr. Surviving partner % the lac nrn at Sne Rt
continues the above bn>'he, at the Ga siad iie
hand aTgc t>-uicEi ol Ttd: ii.e ''i
Stones sizes which he tattrs hmSi VIII compare
in quality workmanship with any made IN this country Ow
the depressing the times, Ii las considerably low
cred the icrs viii sell good terms can be oh
nj establishment. Having just received large
and well selected rails lie prepared MI
any order that may entrusted him with pronIness and des
Those Of good article o. French BUR- Mstones
would find advantage call upon the subscriber, az he
feels satisfied would give entire satisfaction Ills office
is NJ Of aud 7th streets opposite The Old Market
here all orders will thankfully received aud puncually at
tended TO- For the quality of my Burr Misones
,nnv m The Richmond Mllers. YOU'LL $. RUST.
'ft,,cho l00-2aw3m
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SAlE.-l offer
for Farm rowhaGE county, lying on James rvrr
lG mites the cv Richmond, adhin. the lands :" WIN
Turpn Dr. H. w Roy>cr George W. Porter and Thos liar
rs and co,airn. acres. which e5 fist rate James
river grounds ~ high land, STATE o! good cultivation
and land original growth ana heavily timher
ri bushels wheat lave been scsaed ON tue land .!iS
wear The bindings o. good dwelling house with six
rooms houScs. For Apply 10
the premises or y Il. II. Dickinson, Richmond, Va
TGOS. 4. HARRIS
| " IA plat of the land may be seen at my Office
| bee ~ GS-aawt. K. II DICKINSON.
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AW NOTiCE.-Thc subscriber has remoyed hs office
IL basement story his residence, 9Th ard
streets, oprn>e The Of'ce Of the Mutual Assurance Society lie
may fGnd his otire attendance (asan re
sunedl nf the fonrts at The City.
TO CLAINANTSTc subscriber after an interval n some
wears, again tenders his the Cavern
Of the tinted states. fhe State Of Virginia fer eSc,
tionay services any other demands whether arising uE'
contracts Otherwise His experience attending 10 sU'
cna'r hin, where they wei io'h
ed n the the "a >us'
h.i The adyaa;a-" Of that eypcfanceh familiarity wiz
subject ana diceai stimulated hy tie necc
q: beginning las life hustneS>- j. willing IL pedc'
"lo may nioy hi-,. moderate eertfa 'ompr,
ton. -uc!i c.onab!" commission Eay IT, n-
tr.. h. such stron- pledges All r 'n
try aui emery h- l1: iavc eyrcd Hts residence '
office 9Th and streets swan Tayerii Ico
THOMAS GREEN
Richmond, 9Th Oct. $50 lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-11

ia .Ecssrs. .iohn Pcryoi aud I'm frce, ami 10 ftSS
C!ar;ssa Par-0n, nor. rcs;dca'S IF i';rc;aia
rF'AkE Ntcr, ,iiar. the 7lh day 81 i@ii leiS r'
the nous Of and >iasci. ~ !ie ID" ~
comfy Virgni1. Shall take The cgm>itnnS 81 Nathaniel
Ms William John = May, and n,cis !" he icad = tV
Chauc.. pending II she CTtnit SUPER" or
81 Law aud Chanrery Tor said county IN when We are
plant Il, and others defendants; ana the taxing
vii be continued from day Ia day,
TIL finished. iouT>, respectfully
FOLLY z. GOODWIN ENrcuitix, ana
HIGH GOODWIN, Esecn,oTof
Arthur Clayton, deceased,
March as-w5w