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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

JoHs QpEscg ADAMS. The Aubsrn
Advertiser. speaking Of ne sge and SER
virss efsr Prrsidsni adams. ssys: % We
bslissc the sgs ~ Mr.. Adams % BE- so on
the ilsh Of l.a month. and havine been
ss be mentiansd in he address ., SRA.
cuss in public career. Al 1.-The areom.
psnird his fs,hsr 10 Europe. where he
lssrned lhs French language. and al he
ZINE he Vas IL. . minister having been
appointed 70 one Of the narlhern Govern
MEATS Of Europe. who vas ignorant Of The
language, young John Quincy vas sp-
pointed and aecndi'ed by The two gov.
ernmsnts as bis psisaie Secretary. By
~hon all papers were translated. and III
the other lmpaft4al dulies Of ssrh Office
performed! From The age Of 20 10 the
present tine. no period oft~o years has
passed. 10 whirh he has mol been in pub.
lie lde-sbd he has ju,i BEEN &c elect
20 sea, in Congress"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

The Trade cfhe Mississippi T,allsu.
The increase Of trade on The MississIp.
pi ~airrs, within The IssttLir,y ) ears. Eur
dishes most striking indication Of the
astonishing progress &c the country in
scslih and prosperity. The JULY nun
Der 81 Hunts Merchants Magazine. in
an article on this subject. ses forth . &C.
rhs Of facts ~hl b are truly wonderful.
10 1917. less than thisty yesrs sgo, the
entire tonnage on 81 The waters Of the
Mississippi y as only $500 ions Seam
ers where ihan newly in use: they were
heavy and SLOW. almDst as Tar behind The
siaaiers OF the present day. in conslsuction
and rap'dty. 40 The keel boat was inferior
to The early steamer. A Louisville paper
quotes the commercial. chr ouicIe for M =,
1878, OF the port OF L ,uisyil 9. f.o,n
which u appfafs that the STEAMBOAT E,pa
arrived al ShippIngpof,, 81 the Falls Of the
Ohin. few miles below Louisville, in
hiriy-fUo days from New Orleans. The
ST. nboa,s Gov. Shelby, arrived 81 Ship
pingport, from New Orleaus, 10 fceniu
ddys. running time. Ga The Isl MY,
1918. hermsphrodi,e rugged brig barge.
armed ., Shippingpon. 10 sere,,tv-one
days from New O,lesn.. A keel boat
ariscd there on TIE same day. in one
Hundred and one days from New Or
J. ans. The time nos occupied in max
ing nip from New Orleans 10 Lons
vile. Is between .jfDe and sic days. In
1881. ihsre were $50 steamers ahoat on
the Mississippi waters. w,ih ain aggreea ate
tonnage 81 thirty nine thousand tons. In
eight years following. tonnage was more
tan doubled; for in 1912. there were on
he Western wa'ers, $50 steamers, aver
aging 200 tons each. aud nak,ne an AZ.
gregaie OF 10000 tons, bull. al ems,
Of seven millions OF dollars. TO this
vas. amount OF steamboat topnspe. there
must be added. in the great accosn, ~
The Mississippi ifade Cor that year. four
thousand nat boats. Or some seyeo,y.fy,
tons each. Tue whole amount Ear lao
elbows an increase Of i3) per cent. over
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
TYLER.
FROM WASHINGTON

letter from Washington gentleman in this city
confirms the rel that Mr. Webster about To rcsgn-
The following is extract:
WASHINGTON, May 2, lsi3.
Mr.. Legarc returned this city last evening" and had
an interview with Mr.. Webster this morning. with refer.
ence TO his temporary control of the Department of State
on the resignation of the present Secretary ioheh erent
io HnquesfioHaIy occur ina tei0 ddvs. think that the Of
cc will thereafter hang in the political market for some time
waiting high bid from the "DemOeratic' party.
Dr. Martin, (who removed from the office of Chief
Clerk 10 make way for Fletcher Webser) and Mr. Snc
ten Tylete editor from New Orleans are spoken of
iorihe Chief Cerkshp. The former will probably obtaint
Mr. John L. Spencer has already undertaken the task of
enghtcning Mr. LegnTe O in the discharge Of the duties
OF hs new vocation Secretary of State. Although Mr.
Spencer will not fill that office in ITOpTia Persona still as
he has become the spirit of the Administration and
now not only holds the cins OF the Treasury but of h.
War Oice and Post Office, he will labor hard have con
troll at the other Departments. understand the President
now that Spencer is the greatest administrative officer
| he knew
J. q. Harris, formerly of the N Bedford Gazette n Lo
coioco Abolition paper-morc recently Of the Nashville L.
nion-is here. This nan-who has abused both Mr. w.
Ter and Mr. Webster without until very recently and
who the 9th of May last declared through the columns
OF his paper that he could HeUer consent 10 be e Tecpi
enf Of tauOrs from hands political that are so unelsgu
those OF Messs Tyler and Webser-nOw receives by the
recommendation at Gen. Jackson from the same unclean
hands, the appointment foreign tobacco agency worth
some or = 1000 per annum Comment on such proceed
ings Is unnccessaD.-BALT. PAT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
HARRISON COUNTY.
Conespondence Of th,. Mailman. Pnir,n,

CLARKsBURG, VA April 30, 1913.
We have just closed one of the exciting Congress
sona contests known in this section the country
and It has resultcdn the complete triumph ohe Wing party
MrG w Summers, the late member from the Kanawha dis
ct has BEEN withoutdoubt elcclcdby large majority over
his competitor Mr. Hayes the late ocofoco member from the
Harrison distrlct-these gentlemen being thrown together
by the new superintendent bill. Our Locooco Legislature
ockoned without their host when they applied their gerry
mandcr system this district.
We have elected one Wing member To the Legislature
and but for the high waters should have elected two with
out difficulty. have known the Wings 10 unite on
any one with greater zeal and cordially than they did upon
Mr. Summers, who Is besides being sound to the core In
all his political opnions) Of the talented and gen
uemany men with whom have ever met. His speeches
from the stump during the canvass acknowledged by
all to have been superior any thing Of the kind before
|. heard in this region.
The Locoocos are completely used up and wear very
heightened ysages. Our the ascendant in North
Western Virginia, and IL confidently anticipated that in
~ HARRY TlE WEsT will get vote at least equal II
not much largeI Than thnt given to Harrison in 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Real Estate on Vain street.
BY virtue of n Deed of Tr,ts, frf,,, NJ, A..

Rf virtue OF n Deed of Trust from Miss Mary
GreenhoV, for the benefit SAUNDERS date, m.
- ~ 'ahiiy ISL duly recorded of ~.
Court TOT the City Of Richmond purposes there
10 mentioned shall being requested sanbi.rs ON
iuhDAh Tie sOth day Of May a. O'Clock p on tb.
refuses proceed To sell At public highest bu.r Tor
eay money the property conveyed boy said deed which - there
m descrbe rs "A certain piece parcel situate IN tn civ,
OF 'nd NJ The corner of the north side Main
% e west side 81 twelfth ls street. wereon a brick
bung four stories high and building attached To The ,u
u. STORES nigh both Of which at that OCCUPANCY
pu'a The sad piece of Land and said buildings
sod subject 20 the contract executed t s,b r. r
le'' between the late Ro GeenhoN the said Aerr
pu'a whereby TIE ~d Robert Grrenhov 81 his heirs .,,ru
o' and assigns bound pay said AH uv,l his b
Se e value OF the ad back buildings at the expiration Of the
sa AeN DuVaIs lease, the july IN the wear l-t
Inc ute To the above property believed bl hui
acting A. Trustee shall convey only such tiie A. weed m me 49,
The deed aforesaid John u NIrNFopn -. -
sale ~ be conIucte BY WILLI.s. IIAH.tt Anc.. =. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
WORTHAMS OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.

Drawing n Alexandra Lottery. ioI E,ta-at Baltimore
81 May.
81 II &c IL 10 81 10 &c 60 Is 50 lG
For Saturday May
Alexandra Lottery Class L. Splendid Scheme Ca
pitals-S30,OO0 10000 5000, 5000 1000 1870 ; OF
1000, Of 1900, - Of 1000. % Of 500 800 of 200 &c
10 Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
For sltinay, received Monday Morning.
Grand Consolidated Wilmington Extra Class No. Is
Capals-Sl20 600, IL, O0O 1000 $500 2OOO 1895 10 of
1000, 10 OF 500, 30 Of 100, 1901 l25 300 Of 100 &c-
7s Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets 50.
Splendid Scheme for 18th May, Alexandria Class -
Capals-S3JOOO, 10000 5000, 5000, 23s7 2OOO 1900
lsOO, 1900 1000, OF 1900 of 1900 of 1880 IJ-lOO
OF 800, 100 OF 400, &c. - Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets
$40.
Mammoth Lottery, for ~ May. Alexandria Class VI
Captals-S6OOO0 10000, Is 900, 10000 5000 1000
5000 5000, 1000, $500, 23l prizes of 2OOO OF 1850
III OF l5OO 10 OF 1880 30 OF 1000 50 of 500, 50 400
100 of 300, &c.
u In this Lottery there prizes thanbanks and
Oie ai OHcflI at Ihe prizes with either of
the drawn numbers. - Nos-l6 drawn. Tickets $50
Do B-Paekage Of wlolcS quarters or single
tickets io sale at this Office Al orders attended
10 WIN prohptness CHAS. WORKMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

- he continues enlightened and liberal nhr
anu Dcgs leave To inform them of m pleas
all who mai" the Exchange Hotel The prce Of boanI
Is now reduced to ~ day without charge for
IRE lights &c Some important changes recently made
IN The officers about the house which he
the appreciation public.
lie Is al-o prepared To few permanent gentlemen with
'eir families or single gentlemen board rms
TOT o ensuing Gcnteen E1clang. Hotel
her Horses are informed that the best them
10y MI JAMES HARDEN, whose stable the Hotel
D On and after May the charge To yearly Boaners
for meals only will be reduced Gentnan Ordinary 10 5000
per year; Ladies' Ordinary S2s5.
FREDERICK DOYDEN.
RIcusoNp, APRu. 2Otl. l5l3-Im
VI The following Papers will
for month, live H0e and fpr ard their bI IN
s Once Tor seencnt-and paper contain
ing u Norfolk Herald Fredericksburg Arena Petersburg
Ger Chaoesve Advocate stanton Spectator Iynchbug Viz
ginln. and 20 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
TRUST SALE
OF THE RICHMOND THEATRE. &C

Rf virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to the
SUBSCRIBER by the Richmond Theatre Company bearing dat.
ohe i'th day Of Seemler the recorded An the
'hee OF The coa Of Iiusing for City Richmond on the
1e ay We shall pro-ed on MONDAY day NAV next
NJ o. clock r. NJ upon tie
win the Vt on which, stands ami all the scenery machinery and
INJURIES upon the following terms 10 one puehar
money 10 he paid and in three equal
on credit OF sN twelve and eighteen months; purchaser OF
70 execute bonds for the credit inter
from the day the payment thereof 10 no cn, Nv
deed u Trust on the property
Ie tue To the above property good but acting
a. trustees" We shall only convey such vested IN u b
he said Deed Of trust. rios. u. BIGGER, Jr
WIN. X. MYERS, ( trustees
The above properly complete IN eye respect A. Theatre
WIN nun supply Of scenery properties AMI Wardrobe The buI
INK very substantially constructed adauts In other
puroSronis 50 feet street and extends ls3 fe, prb
on 'th srect-wh space ofs! trent the pryleg. Of five
ipt alley on the eastern SIDE Of the alley IN rear
9 The sale being made Provisions Of an Aet of AZ,
sembly, j. positive AMI without reserve
sal conducted by DUNLOP, MoNCURE * Co
I'd g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
FOR BOSTON,

W
HAVE Just received fresh supply Of Chewing Tobacco NJ III,
very tnesi quality manufactured by Mr. J. b. Alenor :, h 4
quantities 20 purchasers " ~
aps + surppr,s,,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
Crust 5acs.
Hall OF N Cotton Factory aad Tract OF Land
FDR N4IE -

NJ virtue OF Deed of Trust from John
" ianea-ef Nathaniei Dyuhy ani Fivio Roh,,., A., a.
Sref-gse arnr dac the Gthdsy MY Ists af sscor IN ~,
o't OF m Musings q Richmond AMI ,onfx ss,,, =,
'-'rtcht a- Of another doc tn s,fs u,,. t..s
.s ue lsih ~ October iete. tlcs w..r- unn ~.
@ On OhDAh tn sst day Of this month AZ ~ o'r,ok A.,
"u' '' e hch Tavern. the CITY Richrt-i N AZ tis
' We highest btier. undivaed u IN. ~, ~
"a, ,. spring Branch.- ami % TN oher prai-s- -,
Wv '"unN OF 'he-ternshi described tho Gut n,.uf,ui
1 % water privileges and other appirtinenccs tho z,r-
ms and h on the south River AMI h..
Cotton Factory convenient 10 IN. ,,v ~ c,9 -.
% o, ~ oe'on to hs tide but acting Trustees viii co.,,
% ,h uu' a. - vested In by Aforesaid NJ mn
Ne'n TOE owner q the other NINETY states that the ,or r.
oy contain about 1000 Pns- and that Their. m, ,-.,e
ao"i iSo acres OF and We refer however ho-s who nav ~
disposed 10 purchase To N. hr mentioned deed fs -
me property ~ u VIII he conveyed BY AMI invite sp IN - ~
u premises am inspect the same, dav Of -,
The ae VIII be upon the following tsrns 10 v O. e,,,n
cash AMI the balance in equal Of AMI - ,
h' errh uHnts bearing day ~ al, - -.
ad credit payments negotiable viii akrn ami l ~
Trust on iic property To secure the payment thu sar.
GISTAVUS \. MYERS ami
ma CONWAY pprtNscN ~ Trustees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
NEW MUSJC,!

~. TAYLOR has just received the following New Mu
II SIC: "e " ~
The Emignut's Farewell, by Russell
The Newfoundland Dog. do
Tie Dream OF the ReveIer dedicaed the Temperance. Soc No.
ties of the 4. States by Russell
The Suiors, by e. r. Horn
Roses Fair dn
The Three Prayers, by J. p Knight
The Fishers Wife, do
TIN poor She phcni Maid
Though the day Of my dc-ny'S over
The Mountlinecrs Return
sur friends ofOh
Ask me no more for song dear mari
To Minonl isrrenadel
Thou, oh thou hast, hast loved me
Columbia, the land OF brave
Would Were among the mountains.
As the dew-drop night tall
Yes, will share with ms l,,e
Sec thee swectly smile
The Banished
The GTscys Temptation
The merry laTk, Weeping for thee
oh no IN French
One struggle more, Want a Cabi
Ny early Home
In this celestial dwelling
The Church Bell Ave Maria
The magic spell
The widow To- her child
When all around drrar anI DARK
The Devoted
ly.ir St,,, onu,,,, q, 1.t
L AGUlRA GOLFER, MoI.AssEs. &c.
IL 200 hays prime Green I.aguira Coffee
10 hhds do Porto Rico Molas-cs
do 10 de- Sugar
half chests Black Tea
10 Young Tyson Tea-recei,inr and for sal. bv
az 20 WORTiIhM, Me0HUDEH & ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
ny L-fST EpI.riNo's .M.iII-
Ereitement in the AiI,marie Di.friet!

Excitement iH the AiJstnarie District!
We understand that the fragrant breach Of law and vio
la'on OF all fair play and equity keeping the polls open
IN Madison, where the population almost
Democratic, when they closed in every other county
Is beginning excite flame in the District. We under
stand farther thu, the Commissioners Robinson
themselves protested against the course were forced into
compliance by Mr.. Gmers Representative.
We should be most unwilling To believe and will not
without better authority than surmsc however pregnant
may be- that these awess and niqutous met
with the counienancc of Thomas W. Gmer. lie NAV re-
y upon IL that Congress would be dearly purchns
ed by the opprobrum with which they would load his name
through all time to come.
A Nelson Correspondent says:
Messrs. Editor-You have been running a parallel be-
tween Capt Tyler aud Gen. Arnold in which you do the
latter great iiyHsee,-Amold bold man. and fought
s way through whilst the Capt and his guard steal
Instance the keeping the polls open in the Counties of
recn aud Madison the Ex-Governor present. and the polls
IN every Wing County Of this notable Shoe string District
closed the first day of the election as the law required
Nelson, It'll May, lsi3 JUSTICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
TRUST SALE OF SLAVES

1 virtue ct a Deed OF Trust from Macniah
- Clarke TO Benjamin Mo-by Nathaniel s,epnar t,rtry
i on tn 81 day 81 Iins l-s5 and duly 10 record m.
n executor Of Nathaniel sheppard surviving trustee
WI by public auction to the highest nj the front 400, 81 ~,
% Tavern IN the city ~ Richmond for the 18Th lay Of
nay ~ ~ Nau'He slaves male and female Among them arr
some 81 III" most intelligent valuable slave. in IN. STATE A.
informed. wN u sspp ~, ~
21-.iuls E,cc,,or - N,,,-'.l, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
by Dunlop, uoncurc s. Co.
Sale OF IA Valuable House and Lot.

VI h House and
Rf virtue of a deed of Trust. from David
Ander-on J and wife the undersigned bearing date te
'uay OF April l71a and admitted th office Of the
l'o hngs Tor thu q Richmond IN. nd av Of IN.
-iile month We being thereto required Ncholl- Mill the mar
Y nt whose benefit thu said made. shall ON NTirR
DAY ue sSih day Of May In thu afternoon en-
uh Tie premises AZ public auction, highest bidder for ready
money the following property, certain rectangular ID
or arceoi land the said city Richmond being parc. OF the
o' numbered IN the plan ~ the said city containing
square eet o. the sane more or less and bounded
SO say by street &c feet and by feet
rom e corner formed by the strres by an
alley 20 feet wide laid OF by the and go 90 feet
' iVt street AMI BY line parallel from 10Th
So - 'e' being the shine Dot wlereon Caharne Metal
.oerN resieao together herewith separately A. 10 tho
rustic may seem most utciou parcel thar h.
lore described, and fronting Sc feet street
W. al me tins appointed for the weather should b. ~
OF the trustees make Improper there win
~ an 9nfeni 10 the following Monday the sa. hour. ana
u-n farther adjournment 10 them prou.r 4, u
rom % :" day Al the hour. shall be made
we KNOW ct no oieotonio acting A. Trustees viii
convey only such title vested by said deed Of trust
WILLIAM p. SHEPPARD
"ISTANIS a. MYERS Trustees
CONWAY ROBINSON. \
S The above sale VIII conducted by M..srS D,x,op Mos
- - 80 -'-NN""eSis- 5-tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
PIANOS! PIANOS!

tYT]-tI - II - Lph mas, IN addition to
~ Dr. present stock just received By s,br R,eb,
iee riAN' t'hI from the celebrated manuf,-forv OF NM
,aN = 90" View YORK, which tone touch and ,,,-s
n tea.i lg1l TO any IN THIS market will be sold "a ~
"a 'NH'' MUSIC STORE.
SITE ff. IL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
THE MAMMOTH SCHEME
SCo'oOo 100000 Sl5,OOO
SiNTEEN DRAWN BALLOTS
AteNundriu I of ~

Besides prizes Of $50 100 so 20 e5 60 IS 2 10
- No. Louery-lG drawn ballots
. ilekets only $50 halves 10. quarters s. eghths So
'eruleaies OF packages Of 70 Whole Tickets $40
Do...... .dO....... 20 Half .do............ Ioy
Do.'...... .do... s6 Quarter ........... g. so
Do .do.. ri Eighth do. .......... 80 -
above splendid I.otieues-adLiress "
J. e. GREGORY * CO. Managers Richmond Va
Drawings sent immediately after they To all who oris
as 1OoNe-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

~ OH & E.-Thc subscriber returns his most
thanks public generally for the
liberal he has received hans r thc si twenty
hies years, and informs them that tn.
WASHINGTON HOTEL. anil Il nov Undergoing tlssourh
repair ns'e and out aud viii be- ready reception 81 ms
friends and the public by isc FIRST OF NEXT d..
like Newspaper Tuing hut say much that tie bos
wiz BE- ia better order than was built
u - one of 'c In-t pleasant locations hari.
view IN Richmond fronting the Capitol ing III. who
surrounding county !, shall be eIsan thu
bedding shall be- good AMI kept ean. table
with the best the market anol up IA IA.
Old Virginia style, stables shall supplied and attended
by good O-tcr shall all be good eleanly
eommodating my prices sian be hard res;
aud II friends AMI the public give me a call I THINK 1
shan De- able 10 please them with pre-.
IN such that thUy Win be repeat their v-ii
win another thing that drnksnnes gaming any other
dissipation VIII be allowed n the h0uss shall b. per-
feet order can be found my old time.
JOHN TAIMAN.
W ~ B-The Swan Tavern for
busincs-o-~sson the first OF May
uon enquire Of the subscriber.
JOHN TALMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
.ARGAINs WI be offered in spriar CnIicoc.

* AlN"AlNS VIII be offered IN Spriag Calicocs
= al 10 u and 10 cts fine furniture Prints printed Lawns ami
hu's hllhornc Lawns Mosaic Bi1rines Fouiari six Rr,
.ade AMI Ear-ion Gushlms Mourning Lawn. ami Bao,,s
N Naias and scars Pans embroidered Muslin s,,y. Par,
os anu sun shades. feather palm AMI elastic Fap. Il
laees AM EguF Neck and Cap Ribbons with many Other m
eles viii be- sold low for cash. BY
IS " u ,ttpt--r,,>. d. 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

on This SATURDAY. Evening AZ n o,elo~k 49,. tu p
without reserve under the Exchange Hotel large and valuable
STOCK OF "oi AMI silver Lever LEpine WateIs Of Eu.b
manufacture plain Jeweed including ON. rl,I t,
Die time independent Second. II Jewels.
Also assortment of Fine Anchor Fseapen.n Col; c
AMI DIAL IL Jewe- embracing arge-; and most -e nvo
ever offered at auction in this city. Also Cod Chains CAMEO
Pins Pencils sc i'' 'i'So
Ihe~e goods are direct from importer declining bushes and
as Sy viii be- soki without nvit. the r7r,cu, ,,
Ton OF hose wishing 10 purchase good articles Al low pree
9J- The goods may be during the Afternoon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
Piftsyiranid District.

FATKIJk.
We learn that llarman Critz (W) reelected To the H.
oi Delegates by 60 majority, and that George H. Gilmers
majority over Coles for Congress is about the same.
HENRY Wig Gam.
6re"nville T. Pace (W) elected Delegate King ..)
the late member, by about GO maorty-and Gner about
the same majority Coles for Congross-Lyneh Vir.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
ma 6-'iiot WILLIAMS HNXALI, Auc,.
VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE PRO-
PERTY. for Sale.

w ILL be sold. at public auction. on the pre-.
mise on MONDAY. the 18th instant. No > O'Clock 4 NJ
that handsome lot OF ground adjoining Rot
"wathey and nearly opposite the dwelling of TAYLOR E-l
thus ot fronts on street III feet and Main
street ID feet u Will however b. divided into soL
w lots fronting on street of So feet each and running hack
1891 feet 10 20 etay; fronting on or Main street
Of The same depth andont each running back alley
Tins property IS much enhanced 10 value believed IL
the last vacant ground that De- had ntirharfI
Bing on The South side of street AMI addition which
under substantial brick wall
IEkMS-pnc thri cash ID, baIncs equal payments
and months for approved payable 40 one Of
the Ranks IN this placeic title 90 h held the luc
uoneers until The last payment Deed Trust on the
property. IN ORDER or THE PROPRIETOR
ufNtur. M0~tfHr A a., AUst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
By davenport a Allen
By williams & Hawaii.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Nnlunble KenI Estntc on MIN Street

TRUSTEES SALE
valuable Real Estate Main Street.
Rl virtue of n deed of trust from Henry
- Hampton. deceased and Ann his wife to Herbert
Claiborne decd earng date the 27ihay December ls1s and
Of record the ONCE Of the Hastings CITY Of Rich.
mond shall substituted trustee. MONDAY the 18th ay OF
the present month May O'Clock afternoon sell pon
tn premises NJ public the breT all that certain
lot or parcel OF Land the Main
street IN the Cy of Richmond wherron Nathaniel Charter
resided at the time Of HI death and which occupied y L.
X smith Shoe being prore hch was sold
and conveyed 10 him. said Henry Hampton hy Winfield l. Char
ter eNecury Of said Nathaniel Charter by deed dated the
24th DAY Of December ISIS The above property % sub
jet 10 the night of dover the Wned Charter widow Of
sad NATHANIEL Charter which has been regularly assigned to her
The title u believed % BE- Trustee
shall convey only such title such The .,e
Will De upon the following 10 WIT one third cash and The
balance an two equal iustaucnts months For the
credit payments negotiable m taken and deed Of Trust
the property SINE.
n. 4. CLAIBORNE, IT, Trustee
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