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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
CAPT. MCKENZIE.

The charges on which he is now under arrest
are as iollows ist hanging Spencer, Cromwell
and Small "wilhout loim of law !" %, hanging
Them "without good and sufficient cause, and
without form of law = 3d. that he exceeded the
Limits of his authority; 4lh, Tor unofiicerlike and
unfeehng language addressed to Spencer and 5lh
for severity TO the crew by cruel and unnecessary
punishment. Mckenzie in answer to The charges,
admits the hanging" but as under existing circum .
stances, this act was demanded by duty and justi.
fed by necessity, plead Not Gully 10 all the
charges"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

The Rhode Island Question. We have placed
on our first page the report of the majority of the
committee on this subject, made at the late session
of the Legislature. 1t is well drawn, and main
isns the cause of "Law and Order" by strong
arguments, presented in a temperate spirit,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

The following is from the correspondent who
furnished US the first account He is entirely mis-
taken in saying that we have endorsed" The state
nlent OF the Standard. We "endorse" The state.
nents OF neither side. Our purpose is to give the
truth, and we know of no better way than 10 let
the witnesses, who were present--both our cores.
pondent and the editor of The Standard-sp,ak
for themselves. We repeat il: we "endorse''
neither our correspondents, nor the Standard, nor
yet the denias OF Mr. ST. Clair This being a
matter of which we have no personal knowledge,
it is our province only TO permit others to speak
who do pretend to know something about it-nol
TO " endorse any fthem. The charge of d" smoo-
thing over" St. Clair is TO us food for mrth:' the
Righteousness of The charge is sufficiently shown
by the opposite view of the same facts taken by
ST. Clair himself. As to "doubtug the verpcity"
of our correspondent, we have this to say,--he in
fers what we have never in the slightest manner
expressed. We surely had seen no necessity for
doubling the yeracity either OF Mr.. Poland or our
correspondent their disagreement, we haze sup.
posed, might arise from misunderstanding or mis-.
constituting ST. Clair. As between our cores
pondent and ST. Clair himself, it will be seun that
there is question of 'veracity,' and 10 save all
matter for dispute, it must he understood that
we give no opinion on that question.
EAST RANDOLPH, Feb lsi, Is43.
DEAR SIR,-I saw in the last Wachlnan an ex.
tract from the LanloiHe Standard" in which your
Correspondent 10 represented IN an unfavorable
light. That is, il accuses him of telling false
hood, aud is endorsed Ivy you. Now, sir, the facts
are as stated in the Waterman OF a previous date,
substantially correct, the L. s." to the contrary
Notwithstanding The l.. S. says, ON the a(ler-
noon of the first day Of the meeting, &c. Sc"
which is not correct. Mr.. ST. Clair made the
statement in the forenoon (Which sent you.) and
not in the afternoon. | can prove that certain in
divduals went TO him during the recess, aud had
talk with him. and that Mr.. St. Clair said that as
ne was understood by some TO fall in with the
proposition (ol The democratic lenders), he deem.
ed it necessary to inform the convention that he
did not approve Of it. Mind you that this was af.
ter many had been to him aud told him that, by
by making the statement and endorsing it, it would
iujure the liberty party,-also that others menbers
oil the convention, understood him to say what
wrote you he said, md further said that he was very
foolish in making The statement, and likewise I'M
derstooI by what he said that lie was in favor of
the proposition. "'The leaders of the democratic
party came 10 him." &c. is correct. Ify0u ex.
pect TO make any thing by smoothing over this
unprincipled ST. Clair, | think that you will be
mistaken. AS you have donlted my veracy. |
can, if necessary bring sufficient proof 10 subsiun
fidte my statement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

A"whOls hog" Sanford Hatch of Williams
town, recently slaughtered hog, % months old,
which weighed seven hundred and thirty sir pounds.
Who beats this?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

A Young Conpici.--On the 10Th ult. George
Washington Brooks, aged twelve years, convicted
in the United States District Court Tor the South
ern District OF Alabama Of robbing the mail, was
received in the Penitentary of that Stale for the
term Of two years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

1t is stated in the Baltimore Republican, that
Capt oseph Owens whose residence IL few miles
from Annapolis, shot his SON on Wednesday NOR
ning-,hs wound causing almost immediate death.
This shocking Decd it is said, was oeeasioned by
an i'll feeling growing out OF law suit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

Indiana After several ballolings,. Edward A.
Hannegan has been elected U. 8. Senator. He
processes favor TO Protection, and wss elected by
the vote Of Wing lie 10 loco,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

The Stare pO,csr in .Msw York. A bill has been
introduced in the House by locofoco to repeal the
act of former Wing legislature, giving to fugi-
tive slaves trial by Jury
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

The Dough Faces The conjecture in our last
of "a coalition between Northern Iocofocos and
the slave power, to stop the printing of extra cop
les of Mr.. Winthrop's report-was correct. We
append the vote, with the names of the members
as classified in the Anti Slavery Standard. /! will
he seen that all the Wings from Tho free states,
save two, were true to the rights of freemen,
while with but few exceptions the locofocos vo-
ted the other way.
The northern slave democrats are in italics
Northern slave wings have star, Tyler men
~ o stars. Northern democrats and southern
wings voting in favor offreedom are in small cap
itus.
MAINE-CiDord, Linlefeld, Lo,ceH, a. Marshall.
New Observation-Disclosures, Burke, Eastman, Red
ing MASSACHUSETTS Cushing-s. New York
-Bo,cne, Clinton Ferris, G. A. Floyd, Gordon,
HOuck, Riggs, Ward, WoOd PENNsYLvANIA-
BeesOn, Bidlack, c. BrO,cn, Gerry, c. J. IngersoH,
Jack, Keim, .Marchand, .Neohard, Piumer, Snyder,
Wesibrook. OHIo.-Dean, MaiheOs, .MedW, Stoke
ly", Sweney, Weller. ILLINOIS Casey Reynolds,
J. Stuarl*
NCrhern democrats, SO
Northern wings, 2
Northern Tyler men,
sou,herners without distinction ofpury,74
Total, ll3
MAINE Allen, Bronson, Fessenden, b. Ran
dali. MAssACHUsETrs-Adams Baker, Briggs,
Borden, Burnell, Calhoun, Hudson, PARMENTRR,
Saltonslall, Winthrop. RHODE IsLAND-Crans-
ton. Tillinchust. Observation-Disclosures r.
Smith, Trumbull, r. w. Williams. VERMONT
Everett Hall, Mattocks, Slnde. A. Young. New
YoRK-Babcock Barnard, Birdseye, Blair, Childs,
Chuenden, J. C. Clark s. N Clark, Il. ID. DAVIS,
EGBERT Fillmore, j. Z. FLOYD, Gates, Granger,
Hunt, Linn, Maynard, Morgan, ROOSEVELT, SAN.
FORD, Tomlinson,, Van Rensselaer,, J. Young
New JERsEr-HalstedM Max vel Randolph, Yorke
PENNsYLvANIA-J. Brown, Henry, J. K. lngersoll,
J Irwin, W. w. Irwin-s, james, McKennan, RAM
say, READ, J. NJ. Russell. OHIo-S. }. Andrews,
Cowen, Glddings, p. G. Goode, 5. Mason, Mathiot,
Morrow, Pendleton, Ridsway, w. Russell. INDI-
ANA -Cravens, II. w. Thompson Wallace, J. &.
White. MICHIGAN Howard. MARrLAND-J.
?. KENNEDY. NoRTH CARoLINA-STANLEY.-
GEoRGIA-KING. declaring TINT he voted nay out
ofrespect TO Mr.. Sianley.) Observation-Disclosures
UNDERWOOD. LOUISIANA e. ID. WHITE.
Northern Wings, SO
NORTHERN DEMOCRATS, 8
Southern Wings, q
Majority for reconsderng, 30.
The question now REQUIRED OH the motion TO
print the extra copies, which was laid on the ia
BILE, equivalent to voting not TO print, Ivy
YEAS.
Northern democrats 80
Northern wings, 9
Northern Tyler man,
Soutbern's, without distinction ofpiy, 65
Toia i04
NAYS.
Northern wings, ca
Northern democrats, 6
Southern wings, ii
Total "a
Majority 20
La the first vote. the northern slave democrats
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Total,

Ia the first VOTE the northern slave democrats
were six more thun the majority in the last, they
were thirteen more.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
Total,
Total, 50
Muinritu far racnnsidarin0 an

Majority for reconsderng, ~.
The question now REQUIRED OH the mutton TO
print the extra copies, which was laid on the ia
BILE, equivalent to voting not 10 print hy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

oho ACADEMY The subscriber HAT, n; ;'d
rt" III Ire ytgr, most sH0ars engaged. hGi n
80 "d cuaTd;Hs II Ito engaged. engaged
,. eI !;" yca:, he h:ss leave la -, ia. Eaviu-
tSeG NE property and institution well known as
I'D ny: he wu:Ii he clad 10 accommodate len
'rr .rthe Present StatiIr school viii be uac:
80 st " W trreaaa not lass qualified b. s final :nd
~ @ i!';n ~ his literary requirements ~. ivs II
VI INC University al t.rmaE md has has.
~ ' s AZ an Academy in Pcans, Ivan Ha prepared IL
NV s..utn IN THE Grnek Latin and French Languages. M
l"a and Mural rhlioophy line Elements Of Chemistry Arn-
, ,a nsene'Ty A'rcbr plain aud spherical Tgonomcy,
survey In. aud in tie various branches embraced in
complete English Education. il useless TO indulge in
Of the location and various advantages for the
mora iaialng Of youth. that this institution from long stand.
,ne ka"w Ia poess. Tile health Of scholars has heretofore
e :" goo" ~ seldom need Physician; H. however, there
s ~ any need cr medical aid, the subscriber viii aiwa
pr On ne li' ni-c. and I'll attend tree Of charge.
ilc scholastic year Of Ten months, the entire
pehses u i.oa'iin. and Tuition viii be SIa.j
- JOHN :. LEWIS NJ. d.
VT fnr me next year, Accommodation for twenty thirty
tad I =
'iicN q1-wj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09


llY virtue nf two Deeds Of s Et,eriy ssirur,
- au If Record the CLERKS Occ c0,.ny iicckcn-
burg, tar Subscribers ~" sa unh aGcton, the
town II "Ndi"n, on ucir, the m dag al March NEXT, an
tr Estate, real ana PERSONAL the SAID beverly = dno c'n-
ss!ae o; hyse valuable Slaves Land, yiag
Roanoke river IL the conniy OF iccklcil, containing u
hundred of which! law rrnunds, upon winch Is
situated The Eagle Point Mills large ard valuable manGfnrn
ne house and LII Boy don with nine acre
Of land aserd thereto which the said Beverly Sydno no"
Tcsdesone store house and v with humber house, law
yc oite aEd ta!os shopone Of land The Town o
BoyGton, containing ~ o!e. of land aaionne
The own OF eydon containing y which il valuable
TGG:ardtwo acS Of Roanoke Navigation stocken head @!
carriage and horses the CROP Psna-
utensils and household and belonging 70
the said Beverly Sno Among the good h
servants o.i"rs tanners. cocpes and first rat Lc.inan y
rarely that IN estate neGia broc! into c market, a
It's soged that al he creditors will attend. Tho neg'ecS a
ot:ei persona! estate VIII lie sold c.eat Of twelve lh
al suts above In doarsor all under thai amour"
cash MI, l.. required Ie real VIII ae sold on GREAT ~
Two ana THREE years, s last payment II carry is
twelve months before II sco:s in- Bond and approved se'
ri;y val be required irom the purchasers, aud TIC lille 10 lae
estate retained until the pa,mc. Of t!o purchase money
undersigned selling as Trustees, will only coarc! c TIE
ri in them By nid deeds But the sale made BY the
of all parties interested and the tile all the property Is
ed TO be unQaesnnablc.
RICH c. RUSSELL,
pyD 7 CHAMBERS,
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~. bi's ~, ~ ~.
Til NELSON. II. y.
K. 4. chGEiNGTCN. u. d.
10 VIRGINIA. MFECu.yTs

Print and Hosiery Stare, M IS tciar e;Tcct, y T.
I5JI tM +. btLhEY lof ihe lar f';,s of Cutler culk-
ard offers foT sae by tie piece package, ely
aud large assortment of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, SC0TCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS. GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY
together with fun II bcacied brown Goods
Linens Brown Hollands Linen Drills Cotton do Blue DENNIS
Mexican Mixtures Linen Cambria and Ca:c handkerchief.
bamtaznes Cambria MuSius, laconea N.insook do Book
Swiss aud Mu Musns Striped Plaid Jacones Co,c,cd
aud Brown Table Covers Victoria skirts, &c. and prices
that cannot Int meet The views Of rash huyers
chants will always fad their advantage bv their
where ic stock IS well assorted and constantly changing
hands.
Cash purchasers viii End sock ril N nj, seasons
Of the aa5, or:c facilities 81 p:ucurin. cons
from Auction, American and Etcr"an ;anaccc,cs feel cani
tncc III inviting class ana good hryes
Merchants tii; find ncnnveEeai city personally.
themselves hy reimt'n. the money, giving correct
Of she soo,:s iy with direction, ship them
be executed with 1T patch, and al can be anc
;his Nm. L. EI.IKIET.
New York, Ian. l9h, 1879. ,9-.aw:.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

CAVERN HALL AND cENfREvILLE FuR sALE-i,av
- nG determined 10 Kentucky lirr far sale ms
Farm, Severn HAIL. lying Severn aad county
Gloucester, containing sc acres, all low grounds
bushels 90 Wheat mud - "f Barley seeded The
with the exception OF The dwe cling
Slight repairs. and of the superior
The sar'c;y ii the ncic'ooc Of Seven Hal equal ANY
in Virginia, NcriS can load within iiy ards of the
also offer Farm, Crnrevi!!r, which reside,
yin. sast river, ana III Manrw Comfy, rr sale Cct.:
Vile ca al land The improvements gnni
aad the iVrl!a. lrgc, sntv and na': hHll
n>e There sa Water 'i'l on the Farm The uT;sik packet
aveS ie tsat:c.le whaFi every week The
health. Convenience ct Ceuoy,,ie, render
desirable iris Mlttegs. Fer reference apply
Insl" ." the Senate III. Hchoon and R,i;rs
ot TIC House "i Delegates. MANY +. SHEPARD
Dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

- 81 r. Dr AHp .ND NEGROES by vitae ri Decd Of
- rs estc-~d undersigned, Trustees it the
isz - e-I-au so iHpms Pride. far The nrn"h III
Hausc-, ho,rin. date the !th das OF December,
l~it. ua rort The CLERKS oi.cs al the County Cnui' ol
et >'a- oi Virginia. wc. The Undersigned Trustees rs
s ".o Thursday. the 23i da! Of March, 1913. 'iia,
@ r 'n lay Of sci: county ~ Tie Court hn'-e OF sad
& 90 Amfil sell public auction 10 the highest bidder,
W iAe ""as property real aud PERSONAL conveyed IN
81 le by &aG I. Eacestnn, 10 vii: All ta, tract or
il tn! n- said county Of Amelia the Sonti side
ie . fai gGn1 from the Cont house Of said county to
'fr, et CnAts. containing, h. ctinaon !n!r hundred
VS. be- '' less, and bounded follows the
& - te bands Of Jane. r. Cooke, tie south by the lands
-1N2i Wilkinson and James p Vaughan The North by
me tHH', 't tea imeio CoGt house Ia jeorsvtr
$500 ' . We. - aGd &c Sc:td Noble Aiso nie other
r 1rr % at i,ise ia said county. ard adjoining the
uf said county Is located. ca"t1in
Jazz by ts. atjnr hundred and ninety onr acres i" tie
'tr less, aat botulea as i",.nws: On the so III ~ TIE
ra' r voof-l;ou>c tract, the Wet hy The :hG, IL
Sarsh and joseph Efurc, on The Eas, 10y the lands Of
@ "1-G and drsha,i, aad On the Nori!war' 10y The
as III ,d "a:g Also, the o'o"in: slaves men, women
81, l3ta IT, wat: iienV. Ned Horace, jim, DICK bacio
@ = ver'y, Joh, Lewis Maria, Erira, Seaa ho'iy aeJ
d5n, Jane, Ncy and Nancy. and such children Of sd
~ have been born since The execution OF s3d deed
S71 ny chcr properly conveyed by said William T. Lsgi,snn
si 'esd fra particular description OF all Of which
fy reference * hereby made said deed The title 70 all
- iorosai property Is believed 10 be perfectly eona nut
Is '.sc-s Ii convey only such right ~ is vested IN
-a y ac decd aforesaid.
THOMAS T. Giles, Trustees.
JuAu,S +. LEIGH, I 'u
Ia = 7G--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

Consulate ut the L. y. t1t onttesto", it1"s'
yr, having been appointed Consul Of the L. s al
h,s Po tenders his services to the public a. Commercial
Agent apd portion o those consicnments
which Inc ,nr,essing humiliation q, The Republic may require
AZ M be @ occupied he e., offers b., sra nt ss aS
land The v,en or taxes adjustment aad settle men eft
les nine in Galveston city, and selection Of lots
larrr ne new Republic held hg persons abroad The
undersigned pledges msci for ~ least PROM? ad faithful dis
fsrra at r ,1st a may repGsrd in him Letters for him.
from .r L. = must be post paid 10 New Orleans, they Will
R.f.rencr i made 10 Mr. YIN. H. Maoa;aad, Mr. loha 4.
Ttl;c, Gen Bernard Pey,on, and Mr. Thomas Green Rich
mond Virginia. y. ~. " -: :rf,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

lyR JOHN r. NHiTE-Sir: As yoa n;;aa;an, Of
w ie Stale OF Virginia he pleased take oiice stall
proceed The 2it day OF March ensuing, between the
ten O'clock in HE morning AID three IN the afternoon,
flee Of ioserh Mayo EsdGi!e Attorney Law, city Of
Richmond and State Virginia. the deposition VIII
liam odsworh 10 he read as evidence pendn. in
the Superior cn:n OF Chance fr the Richmond Ccnt the
State of virginia wherein plaintiff and you and
Shelton c. Davis defendants: The taking Of The
said deposition should not he finished the dav named
the taking thereof viii he continued day
time end place, until lie shall lie corrl, and
here ynt c1n attend ii yon please. l.: &. MAYO
Fri. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

tNn F0G SAlETAc subscriber oi-:s g: sac his tract
w ia Called caar iyis James River. one mi'e i:ol
' te'. crrty N Henn and containing, according
tfy. ulntrci enty six and quarter acrt :
' Ht II il IL cleared aud cui-i"aiiou, the remainder
Hr su3. Tie in20Vc consist of larrc and cnnho
sh 3Sci5uc brick smoke hoiise. well house ana
d cn and carriage houses and stable, Ill convenient
ie iwej,a. house Also, comfortable famed oserstet :
good harn, hrrsEnr machine, tobacco barn, &C AI 'ne
tlas are in Good fepar There excellent orchard of
upon The place II &C the handsones and heal
' situations Nelson county Persons wishing 10 view inc
premises ca. hoyr them hy The subscriber who resides upon
Itcm. WILLIAM ROBINSON.
=. ss-ca
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a NEW CONCERN.
c-,I II,y 1,.i r,p .Sy0re

GEORGE " FERRY beg. leave t. give notice. that. having
taken he sne formerly occupied by Messrs Tabb aad Giles
on aa;n srr. ono nof above Van Lew Smith Cas- Hard
are t-e and having fitted ~. he ia prepared 10 EXIT
bit public large and excellent assortment Of
.yness.: r him for Ibis market, and which he viii sell n
wnesae reia, at the cheapest rnssbe rates. FOR CASH
experienced praeiica latter ire ha
he can adam; the 81, or style Of his Hats the taste Of the mos
tos Persons wishing procure articles in his line are re
invited l. call and c.am.e his stock which consists
az every variety OF Hats Caps tha, may be Called for
" -, n ' = Swim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09
WILLIAM i. EickiSSOX.
H'itELL. T.. DICKINSON,
LEONARD J. CLoiiGlI.
I'anover. Narrh . lsia N1-msr

& E.'H CREEK A"AHEiY-rl,- undersigned woulh N
- hopncs {" itc pu'c. tina, 'icy have employed SIR r..
T. Nhddrh lis Scho0 for ia. ci, which
WI con'sGs" Tie second Monday n February next, aud
c"nine lea months i.a"iu. been employ Tor the
past years, aGt perfect having been gwen,
confident Ia cnmmendg. The School Ia ir public. Instruction
VIII he gwen In Greek Latin French Mathematics, and all En-
g-i branches usually Academies. Particular
WI t- gwen I" speaking and composition. There Is
cancy Of some rirh scholars and If application made
IN ey w. the School. Few
be !rfah.c, u,ur:S health. study.
Tuition per ycaf: En-ii: $40; Ian go Board $50
G. r. COOP ;L.., NATHANIEL. CROSS,
JiNES NcDOWELL, THOMAS ". WHITE,
"Si T. WHITE. JESSE WYNN.
UaEover. SoS -. 1912. 59-wtf
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To,gS AND COUNTRY hat aASUFAcToRY.
Caru street, three doorS abore the Columbian Hotel,
PicErnnnH Ia

H. ANTHONY still continues 10 sell Hats at the following
- low prices
Plain Russia c Brush Hats g 81 81 silk Hats, made
on fae fl. rro fran y 81 10 % i Boy iias
from - 10 Caps, from 81 IL S!s Gcntiemrn> Ciot
Caps from 81 IL -: with nj Mons ant
Boys Hair and Glazed Cas. black and hrab Wool Eats
wholesale and retail. Terms-:ash
Ps He keeps during the Summer large assortment of Leg
hon Palm Leaf and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
n. B. Hats mnte 10 order.
January Int. isls WHY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

, y. HUDSON, DESrisr, performs nj! operations On ihc
TEETH for their beauty and preservation, aud inserts IN
corbe ea!h sinsiy in full ses on The most approved
rilrs ,.. ,,a .,
rail M q; teeth, Comprising e"rry va
ic;y o s!c carefully selected from The most celebrated manu-
fdcut,rs. ,
m a Artificial Pa,aies designed 10 restore the voice
~ IL. r.cp.r and sound.
c-, T., grv IL; ,lnt.r Rev Dr. Empic Hubbard Gardner
~. Cen. ir,iur, pr. Chamirriynr, nr Erocken-
,ro,.! BAXTER Ed. G. c.ae General Pegram,
George I.a>on N u.
~ nifce on Main street. square above the Banks.
~ 6S-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

10 APT lliSS " ALL NGiE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
ft iiE1Ae tn,cre: belonging tue h>tae e; josls!
famoy, deceased in the F!louioD Factory, bin. one bali
offered sale. Capitalists, = ho wish 10 make pro-
Jig >usn shouli .ail Improve this Opportunity a
paving hr'qhrss per spon ,hc Investment Il
sttr uics West al E1iOa,on, ii;iaa county, GecT-
on Latte yer never f,i'iar seain afuding aic,e:t
water por or ANY machinery Attached 10 II. are :ood
dwelling sr=e. al buildings for the accommodates ii
tr tai cast aud -" Ni'l IN Successful "IeGti'n This
f er.d ur sale L. of.t Z visinn 3nt %i b. sol! all
ue-ufiu .tVc- &C. s'rl tas,rs The 'efHs vii b. Nhe
.ti address, TOW. -; nrn t:eosC1.
.uo.rs ';>aae Ia sd Ne Wiz iise piel-i;r- >hea-
s tgr ,.e4stty pef-1u who wish purchase.
ES.E; ''''' Executors.
l.r 20 eff
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80 Si1.r, from
90 ,''is'2 t'ie n'''S 49,, i.t- i, yi-;,a
tc Isl .: !ny is 10 Ia @ III June ot'; o. isg%'
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a" he F"a'es and IN the .annr[ ana ~ ie '4''
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aoJ,a san," 1,y hy - =,
- pr,nn.a, c 81 ,.,,. scrr;ce will he considered.
20 tropasI,s ,o M uown Crandvie Jacason-
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sn n hlaehsv,e LAM. ana "hee'"s '''e"'
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'h9 ealfuts ~ y ~ a., :, 6 , NJ arrive NJ Brandouvir
=, Leave Wheeling every suh"'s ~ y" ny ~ =
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'l srcn hic&leys m ny 'aeSi r,trv nye In nie and
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