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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
The NJ mbers Of Congr' ~ eleef, as "a

- asct rtainrd, are as to'low:
psuici lst--E J. Morris w lgoan.
3D. Us. 4. lngersull (W.j
3d-Jahn r. Snith e., F.
4ih-Ch. J lngsrsoll, IL. FL
5h-J c,b S Yosi, l.. F..
OH Mchael H jerks, W gain.
7th--A. r.. Mcllvsi ap, W.
Sth--Jeremial, Brown. [ w.
9th-John Ritter, l.. f..
l0ih-R. Brodb' q !, Jr. l.. F.
18th -B. A. BidIack, L F
l2th--Amond II. Read, l.. FL
18Th Gen. Friek. NV. gain.
l4th-Al, x. Ramsey, w.
loih-Dr. Ms, [In1ept.
l6sb--J.,s. Black, l.. F..
l7lh--Een. Jas. Irwin. WI
1sth--Andrew Stewart, w
J9,h-ilenry D Foster. l.. L.
2o,h-Jobn ntckey, (W.l
2lsl--W Wilkins L. +.
22d--San,' Hays, l.. FL
23l--
24lh Burlington [W.l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
III Ax IL il.

On the 81 idst., at the residence Of II. L. Opie
BY The Rev A. saiars. NJ WiltiAM NORRIS, Of
Clarke coaaiy, Va to Miss NARY opls, Of JEFF
ferson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

A NOBLE PRESENT noNoRaBLy BIZ.
srowEp. - We learn from lie correspon.
dent Of the New York Tribone that The
Wings Of Plilsdrlphia are about dong
the handsome thing toward noble Wing.
4 subscription par B., containing over four
hundred $ gnefs, WIS shown him, with
the sun, OF one tol.r, marked paid, OPP
posie each name, for the purpose oil OBJ
taln'ng and presenting par OF silver
piici ers TO James G. Jones. Governor Of
r m ssoe, as a compliment 10 his Indom-
liable exe,lions in the Wig cause in his
native State, thereby securing the major
ity in the Senate oil the United Siaits
1t is believed upwards DISK huncr,d dol
lars viii snbseiib d Nat Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
D I = b.

va osnday last IN thi. county, at the residence
of Ter father, Mss RgBgcco REsrHpa dsnsb,er
Of NJ Abraham Fh- nth@ 18th ven, Of he age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
OHIO ELECTION.

The members of Congress elect, rs TAI
as ssccrlane !, are rs Inflow:
District lst- Alrxnuder Duncan, loee.
2l--John Is. Weller, loco loco.
si--R. G. Scheuc!s, wing.
9TH jos. Vance, wing.
6th--
0lh-tl. S.. Jutn, loco foer,
7th--Jo, J. Med well, loco lo,o
a'h--J. J. VanmoteF, whig.
OH Elus Floreuce, wing.
l0h--Jos. Ridgswoy, whg.'
Ilu,--Jas Weldon, Wig.
i2ih-S F. V,ninn, whi&.
l3th--P. b. J hason, VII 6.
l4ih--Alrx. Harper, mhia.
lot jos Morris, loco iuco.
l6h-Jus. Matthews, lo.o loco,
lTth-W. c. McCaus'ind, loco foco
lsta-- Ezra D. al, loco f'co.
loud. Il. T,ldtn, Wing.
20th-Joshua r. G,d1ngs, whis.
2lsi-tl. K. Bonkrrhpd, loo loco.
'Tne Bat;ncre P.triol OF Tuesday asi
gives Ttnh lli,tit to Moore. luc
toco, inst al Of Rldgeway, wing.
Thu above retans show that t! c Wing
have el cleJ lev n members Of Congress
aad the Loco F COS rinr. 1t is lr1p'r
haw,v r, TO state Il at some doubt vet ex-
i,t9 $ 10 iar et' ton ~ joseph J. Dwell,
l.. +. 8 3ovu ~ tie 81 owe as excited.
SOu are -uuis state lhDl his WI & upPo-
n, n, Jam H. Thompson, las b en- At,
ted On p.strcl, tie Fab, IS yet 10 bt
hear1 from.
a ostscripl 10 the " heelng Gazette o
Saturday morning contains the follpwing;
oH.o Our OF 1HE WOODS.
! W. hpyc t c Ohio S,atesmap's slip o
| Friday morning. It aim,t5 thet tin
Wigs have tmeiue a.qjcrtg in the house
aad ANS with lie o.d n ubers tie il
The Ssn3'e.
So much fof O 10.
| IL NhIe members fr G. ngffss.
| Respecting tue election f T canJ Ga es
10 thu l. stature, posts Tipt in ID,
/ Wheeling c. ze9c Of Saturday moroius
sa"s--
Tho Wigs have a majority in ths
/ II use oni on JOINT ballot. Tho loo
cannot have more than two majority II
tho S.na e-s may be lie. Huz2a I
tie Buckeye Site aad Harry CLAYl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
LIFE OF Mn. Clay. b. .ypa;us. tn

LIFE OF Mn. CLAY, III .Iuaius. This
is The fourth Of a series Of psl teal tracts
now n cou Sc of rutllcatien By the author
oi ,he Girls oi The Couniry in 1870"
Tie MP let Is small oue. but the read
.er wil find that Il he important PORTIONS
81 III fe and history nfiiis rsea smer-
san Statesman arr hfoughi ut tn small
space o. iiltasn rages. The book is in
Hhded tor general circuaten among oil
classes. and i thrr foe con rs, d into
sach i SHAPE thai al mny find time 10
tead il ard nake ,h ms IVES hsquaated
With Mr. Gays cha'a tsr and pabic ser
' cs
This beck is sold al CHI, ap rate in or
der that us CIV ion may h. ext nded,
anl il isw uhy OF cansi eraiion hethsr
rs SIR button tme Z tie p.apie by the
5, vtrsfClar Cluls OF the CIV would n, I
he Productive Of mu,h sdvantsge u the
Wig ense. Mr.. Taylor. Nsrlh street,
IS lie agni tbs iis = Bait finer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

AlIaaM Bse'os F'a eaosAsr gati,e At Bs,ho.
10y, Is ffeasui's C! .he saa,e coaa'y--hs,ing BEEN
,ees,si 20 Ia, .NParsn' ami lucrative afce on
sc wl!s ticket o ytar ago.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

.Nocel Theft The Montreal Herald Of
the 18th ult., says: Yesterday Sunday
morning, during Divine service, Steam
boat was stolen off the stocks where il had
undergone repairs MIR. Labe, Ship
carpenter owns slip on the Canal bank,
near The Lachine Toll Gate. at place CALI
ed the Red Store, and the steamboat above
alluded 10, after undergoing repairs upon
it, was 10 have been delivered, when the
amount OF repairs was paid down. Yes
ieFday, however, during his absence at
church, party Of men went 10 bis slip
and proceeded in regular mechanical
manner TO remove staneheons, blocks SC,
and after having safely launched the steam
er into her native element, foaied her
down 10 the Canal Lock, where she now
lies, manned and ready for commission.
This boat is the property of one Of the for
warding establishments OF this city,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19
ANOTHER WIG VICTORY Is BAL.
TtMORE


Tho loco foeG papers bave .-ea making all n'n.
ost Of excuse. AID apologize, iJr ,heir defeat ia
ta imore cry, a, the election fos Delegates. bo.
the wings have slorioasiy frssseited their Po~ef in
The municipal election, sondny last. IN n lar
ger vote than was cser before rolied being 1850
greater ,hsn Al the Delegate eleeuon, Alrj JAnSs
0 Law, has beaten h', loco tuco competition, Gen.
NAaetor. 332 votes f,r Alsyo,; sri the Wigs
have carried fifteen Of twen;, Eight Council
-,cn lei MOI TO 90 doubted after ,his that tbr
MooumetJal city is shig to the co'e that she will
be ,ric to herself in the coming eleedon fJr Con
gres.; and tue 20 The great Hhis cause. IN the
grand rally OF iei4
The vu,s Or Mayor stands:
kot JANIS O Law [wie) Ga0
Wa II NARHior, (Ioco,l 79ss
M,j 'ri'N fr Law, 334
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Hoes BIZ Tmn Rail Roam AS illus.
lratlte TIE facility With VII live stick
is aot Upon tie C,rs, Al lie Rail Rod
Depot, ID tbs town, We may m nton The
fact, that stven huniie Ell and fifty heat e
Hogs, wh eli were forwarded Monday
mofulng last 10 Baltim re, and which &C.
cupwd fifteen large Cars, were loaded 10
about ore ami III &c quaiter hours.
The Rail Ro Company is now carry.
ing Hogs, we earn, at The ate Of thirty
cents pr 100 lbs, and We fur'htr undt r
stand, that all which have YET arrived
here during tie present f,ll for the east
ern markets, have been sent by tie Cars,
with SAT- ty. Tn time occupied IN the
delivery from this rolnt 70 Balimore, is
a5aui twenty hours.--CumJerland Cirit-
IAN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19

Tie Nor'ok papers announce the death
oi Mr.. james Young, venerable ciiiz n
of that = ace, IN the ssh wear Of his aye.
Mr. y. from boyIo d till ate period of
his lie was eng gsd in mercantile pur-
suits. He was made prisoner in the rev.
nluuun BY rhe British while on an oxpe
dtiion to ihr West Indies. He escsp d
with Others, n a srnall vessel hu, was
chased ~ l}fiish cruisers ~ the Chesa
.pppke on t. tie Eastern Shore, wherc,
s'ran ing their vessel they escaped. Mr.
Y. Was Postmaster ~ Prtcrsbug during
he & ca CT at Oft voluiluusry war,
and rgag merchandze. When Ar
uoli issrd h ough liza place, sev,ral OF
hi Ulcers were bib ed lou Inn, AMI
his 10 Sos were iaken fr tn US IT lie
troopers. lie was for 30 Piesidsbt
If t e Merite nsarau Comp nv f Nor.
folk lis or WAS 10 e Kings a tlrnet
nl tn eucwut Borou. h. H., was marked
Coz III good qu,ii es Of bis .p ton
end his p rsev rance wMch dis lay, d
lh' mselyes alikrin fitnne an adversely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
AMELIA COURT-HOUsE fOR SALE.

THE subscriber having purchased for cash, ur the purpose of
securing debit all of Real Estate the place;
and being disqualified by his other taking
personal charge Of the property will offer for sale public
aucon upon liberal TERMS Amelia c. H. the .sth day OF
Decembe 3 that being Cour; day. The will be made
known the day Of sale The farm about thousand
Land unusually large proportion Of which In orgi
nal forest very the buildings and asufcent
THY Land profitable employing nj of twelve f
hands in the culture Of tobacco wheat and
the buildings requisite for large establishment public and pr
vate mise s-an0ng them, large Tavern
Store private Dwelling House. AID ali The necessary Barns,
Stables ard Quarters. Kitchen Ice osc Dairy &C., suitable
establishment. There is also excellent Garden
enclosed substantial brick WALL and variety Of
Fruit Trees, selected with much 1t the property should
sold the day appointed will be publicly ,red for
the day. unless privately rented On the Saturday
following, will be offered for sae at the place. by Mr.. VIM
Egclrson present occupant all o. tie Plantation Stock
GLIDING Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs Farming Utensils, Corn,
Oats Fodder and shuck & and large lot Of good Fur
nue Mr. Eggeston will show the property any dis
posed examine 1t before The day OF sale
LEWIS Z. HARVIE.
Amelia county, Dec. 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, 1913.

Commissioners Sale Of Lands in King UWiam County.
y virtue of decree the Circuit Superior Cuuit &c Law and
- Claneey for the county Of Kin. William, pronounced or
the 25h day of November 1913, in ccrnn suit therein pending
yied White ais. against Chp ais The Undersigned
Commissioners therein named, win proceed iTURDAY the
23rd day Of Decembc 1913, al IL O'Clock, A. SELL the
premises, nj public auction 10 the highest bidder certain Tract
parcel OF Land commonly called and Backwrls,
lying and being IN said county, about miles from the Piping
Tree, and estimated hundred
acres TO be asce,ined by survey before the day nf safe
The above Tract Of Land situated the highlands of the
Pannnkey, heal by aud desirable neigoood
cebe OF almost unlimited Improvement from The inexhausti
M qGaniy Of mail 10 be found uo IT, which conia ms at leas
IS per cent of lime. Mr. Philip oyton, who posses
sion of H. w show it 10 any disguised 10 purchase.
Terms ALE-Casli for much will defray the
and charges of sale; The balance equal nsauerts
and twelve months the title to be retained until the whole Of the
purchase money paid aud conveyance directed by the Court
4. u. DANIEL ;,..,
IL. A. CLAIBORNE ia, commissioners
Dec. 5g-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

CONCORD ACADEMY-The Session Of this Inst inoh
u will commence on the first Of FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last of June 1874 The course of instruction. @
and sciences extensive that Of any Acaoey
in the Union. , 49,. h.dd,o and
TeTms-For hoard and ui,ion including washing beaahs anu
fnrl slpO uayabe in advance. ,. 80
Parents GUARDIANS who may wish To place ne ss s To
Concord Academy Caroline county, Va addressed 70 inc '
scribcr. E ". Tneter NJ The
University of Vii cina Dr. E. r Scn Speaker oil ne see
C. W. Gooch ESQ., Richmond; William Gibbons, Esq me%
Jersey Cal sotecni Cooke. Portsmouth, Robert G. stanara
Esa Richmond GEN James ". Pesram,. do; Col Miam H.
johnson Petersburg; Joel oleman, ESQ., Isle Of Ml' IT.
Iaior E:n ;ioant Airy r. H. T. Hunter, ESQ., Esse! Judge
John Z Mason Southampton lIon William T. Rves Wasns
TOM Gem Bayy Accomac Rev. H. coebs o ons Or
wards members Of the Institution. 8, ;,
Dec. "A - =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

SCIENTIFIC CLASSICAL sCHooL-The subscriber h nav
ing employed sr Isaac ~ lons as Ieacner;
ON the Is, of February next terminate ON the Isl oil
be Terns-:or Board and tuition for the session Oh ten
Mr. Thorne is graduate Of Union College New i"ik, ana
h;ns tha hisbes testimonials of qualifications both scienii
fir nd moral He will teach a the branches OF an EheSn cau
cation together with Latin, Greek, French and Italian
Post Ofhce-Wynnesvile MN =. n,,p.
FJuya1na CO., Va, Dec IA, lss3 01-"aA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY, }
Han,ver Nov g5th lSt3,

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY,
Hanover, Nov. 25th, ISIS.
THE Trustees would inform the public that Mr. 'idney l..
Denton recently been appointed to take chars. oil TINS
institutions scholastic year viii commerce on TIC
Goth of January and close The goth of eccmbI win
vacation one month, 10 take place in June and July
There male and female department the loner under
the direction of Mr. d. the latter under that Of Mrs. Dmion IN
separate apartments. The Of sds will EN-
brace the branches Of thorough English Eduaon To-
cetl,er with Latin, Geek and French languages.
In relation the qualifications &c, of the indiv duas VINO
have placed The head Of this Seminary the highest re-
commentator that The Trustees can give them is tho pos
advantages years SUCCESSFUL t?eTietee IN lc
profession, both in and ont of Virginia. H. -,
The recent Improvement made In the Academy buildings VIII
enable the principal accommodate with entire convenience and
comfort fifteen boarders Board aud tuition $40 per an
num- with deduction of 20 cent for payment advance
TrnMs-For Reading, Wiring aud the rudmenso! Arhne-
tic Geography English Grammar and Modern Ili-toy so
hs higher branches of English Science, vz acfbra Geone
nv rjronomttty Surveying Natural aud Moral Phosory &C.
and for Latin ani Greek Languages. ="
For French, charge of S5 per session.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees,
TiIOS. G. T1NSLGl, President
" B. The Principal takes pleasure in stating iat the Kew.
Henry Smith Er msny years resident in the immediate VI
ciny of the Academy has consented TO give instruction IN Tue
Nov o. 5s-lahlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

virtue of deed of executed to me by Jas
bearing ea'e on The ., day Of May @
oi The said trust will offer for sale, on ED
NEsDA day of January M a, The o
1esd The property consists of the Farm on whGn d
aid MeCarco re des sss is said 10 De
@ The are, good dwelling house ana az ne
out houses Ten likely Negroes stock 81 n o,sG Kcn
ana Plantation Utensils &C.. &c. Terms made known on
a If sale The title the above properly rs eeeyea 20 os
me gay VI os Trustee shall only such as vested
GOOD, but ac''ns a' 1''N' mo R. FINCH, Trustee
in me- 6l-wlds
Der
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
FOR SALE.
NE o the valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county

NE o valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county
~ oi rowha;an. .
An Estate acres in the county Of Prince Wilam well
ed ,im5ered and we'll enclosed, that can be purchased
M - ace immediate application be madea great bar
gain.
n" o The finest Estates the upper James River Offering an
Opportunity a large capitalist seldom 10 be met WITH
thousand Land James RIVER about 60 miles be-
N Eehmond 700 heavily timbeIed This property can be
bought about six dollars an acre; immedately upon the
Ntt the arhes point being iee-quaHers OF mile
The waters edge The wood and timber would pay or The
pie- lhIee times
BESIDES these the subscriber authorised to sell variety OF
arms Ct almost every description making his office The very
E',Nt-. c. r. Bolts
ouG 43-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

x7ERDoN FEMALE sEMlNARY.-Ths Ins,laIon, for the
educaton az Young ladies', will be CONTINUED the ensuing
wear conmencins MONDAY the 18Th January by Lady well
qualified to give in French, Music and the Ehesh
rIamatcaIly Sensible of the importance OF con,
meeting pleasant associations the Of moral
intellectual science The discipline OF The schoi VIII DC s .
from the conviction Of their important hearing upon te o"
standing in society," their usefulness und happiness a'he
few boar,lers will received The following terms ~
For Board and Tuition in the English branches, Sioe "o
BEDDING, &C., 10 90
French, m m
Music and use of Piano, ~ w
ADMINISTRATION = W iA'A' J. r. ANDERSON, p. NJ.
5q-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

SALE OF NEGRoES1he subscribers acting under decree
- OF Caroline Circuit Court made the 2ud of May last In the
Of iiirkin> Upaw, iers Tavern in the
county Of King and Qneen the i Of January la, II fair
not the fair day thereafter for ready money! abou; twenty
Nesrocs-men women ana children. Sale positive
SAML. {. SCOTT, Commissioners.
JNO J.. MARYE, ''
Dec 10 GG-oawtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
DEE. l6


VALUABLE KING WILLIAM FARM FOR SALE.
PURSUANT provisions Of decree pronounced by the
Circuit superior Court o Law aud Chancey for the county OF
King William at Fall Of said Count for the s4 la
the case of Henry L. Abraham and Others plaintiffs, against Be-
yey D. Roy and Others the undersigned, commissioners
pointed by said Decree will proceed the premises on
DAY. 23d day Of January next fair II nt The next fair
day thereafter public auctoD to the highest bidder
that well known and Farm, called pheasant Retreat,
the residence William Washington, deceased lying in
hr county of King William about three miles West Of Ayetts
supposed 10 700 This Farm considered
The most residences in Lower virginia he soil IS
eood-,e land fee and well adapted TO the E'oSh of all
crops usually cultivated in the lower country The buildings con-
ss of Larry. and comfortable dwelling house and all necessary
houses in good repair The water excellent the situation
healthy and neigbborhood sgreeabe
Terms az SaeThe purchaser will be required much
in cas "a may be necessary pay the costs and charges Of
rung This decree bonds with approved security for the
balance OF the purchase bond for the sum OF thirty
hundred dollars payable twelve months after the day OF
bsnrinr interest from day Of sawo ether bonds of
equal amount balance Of The purchase aya
HE eighteen months day of sae and The other
two wears after day Of ale-e title to be retained un te
whole of the purchase money Is PAD ,,,ry
- : { s sa$ Commissioners,
6l-wtdst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
Richmond, Dec. 9Th, 1919. 6.

R HARTLEY is unrvsed for The radical cure OF all pnsu-
~ Ions hepeic syphilc euptons recent ana chrome
as-cn inflammation structure of The u,ehra ulcers OF
ry crption swelling the hones and all analogous ds
al o which attended by himself WIN p'on.hess nn
Caurch Richmond :, :.
Strangers travelling land viii be sunped al
notice with remedies, prepared IN CON
cvatr,ed and portable rm themselves fapus'
"e "oS' 'oA'eis", 49, r ~ 52-iD20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

TAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of Deed Of
Trust executed by John Christian TO Trustees for
tain purposes therein described which deed bears date the
teeth day Of June rS and is of record in the Court Of Charles
City County shall proceed the 2.,h day of February
Beacon Office Rooms, the Borough Of Norfolk
SELL the hsS, bidder for cash. Tract of Land lying the
said county o Charles city, ed NEW WEsTBURf supposed
contain from 200 $50 acres and situated between Brrk
ley and Shirley This is understood be valuable, and
the title iudsputah; but, acting Trustees, shall convey
only such title as is vested in by the said DEED.
JOHN A. MAcKINDER, Tr,s,oos
Il. McCANDISH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

I,.1ou Eot-lDIN 4rYoRrEY 1T LAM has removed TO
Richmond and will attend all the Courts held in
sey Q- Office Main street, froat room the Store
sIaoras r. Price
c5-2awf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

T7lRMs FOR sAfE-The subscriber authorised to dispose
the Farm Of Mr. E. A. Lockei lying In the county OF Ches-
about lG miles The city OF Rchmnnd inns tract con-
ans C6 acres tmbcred well enclosed, and IN goou
ha,t The dwelling house. BARNS stables &c, all in pretty
good the premises an excellent say
and Crist Mill which needs repair owing ~ Tue pau
health The proprietor whole property offered for QUO
Farms upon The Upper James river Is 10 s
grounds of the finest quality The highland in the highest
state Of cnvaton and but little nirrio to The low o
Bu.idi.rs &C. new and complete. TERas-S3WU; Sioooo
eab lie balance on time, bearing interest 1t s seldom lat
ou.n 81" - ''"'s " Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

esLAVEs FOR SA!.E-By virtue of decree oil the Ciren
Supero Court aud Chancey for tie county oi iano
yer pronounced Fall Term of the said Court le IN the
Of William Ashley deceased and Nicholas c. Davis and others
Sarah Ashley and John Dickinson Admnst!a'o Oh
men, men, boys aud gswli be sold TO the highest bidder
ready money auction the Bell Tavern in the CITY
of Richmond, The 4h day of January. ls4i
&. W. DABNEY, romm;sso,ers
Il. T. LACY,
Der 16 65-2aw,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
Far,turc, Piano FoJte,, Chairs and Paper HangsHgs
at Se1o York Prices.

NOR RENT OR LEASE.-The subscriber offers or rent OF
lease the Brick House King William Court ho'isc.
man of some capital acquainted with the business oil
would we'll To such one, the subscriber
feels ass,red that the present location offers many
Ina navgahe being within about Two mics OF
the river at.apon merchant great facility IN trans
his goods and grain with comparatively but little ex-
lis Situation also the county sea being immediately
within the precincts of the Tavern end Court house. affords ns
and the community on nbc occ
sons II also in OF the county and popuos neigh
hohood amidst active, eneprisns and prosperous people,
generally punctual and responsible men, !.
The house new, but will undergo some lew REPAIRS anu o
nan,ed new Granary will also be erected and rened WI"
the Store House. . .,, :, -, ~ ,,h
small Dwelling House, also. hut within The last year. WIN
four rooms suitable for small family, may be had oi Tie SUD
ANY letter addressed OHM, IT King William C"nrthns VIII
ieCeNe p'o"i ~ - W. N. GREGORY.
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