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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
PUBIC SALE.

VQI virtue of a decree of the County Court of
~ Orange, rendered MoBlly July. subscribers
will sell public auction the 3 DAY August
WILLIS GROVE the late residence Of William e. Willis
This large and valuable lies the County
Rapid Ann River, the Manufacturing
T. Willis, and by survey 1910 superior
quality and well adapted the growth of wheat
The high lands OF Souhwoste exposure and the
aluya soil.
This Turnpike which leads
from fredericksburg Orange Count House. being
niles from the latter % from former Of
donsse Depot which affords excellent market
of the farm, and good springs n
and streams running through each field
there : large and PRODUCTIVE MEADOW. The improve
mcnts extensive consisting Of Dwelling HOUSE, which
and commoion story frame Building adjacent, Factory
few yards Of the Mansion, with large cellar
kitchen with number cabins chmneys
large stables and large barn. all in good repair
located There besides the above other necessary
Ings The garden large handsome and protuctivcn
subscribers believe that It Will we'll compare any
county for beauty of Commanding
iil view OF the Blue Ridge and Rapid Ann Vacy fertility
saubrity climate, and convenience Of location.
The subscribers VIII SELL tract
lying "rney Woods" about miles from
Willis Grove This land which valuable principally
Of it, fine timber, will be sold purchasers
Diagrams either will Je wishing view
the premises will call the subscribers who reside
vicinity Of Willis Grove
TERMSOne fourth Of the purchase money will required
hand the balance AMI three
by approved personal security and premises. "
sale will be- made Willis Grove
ROBERT T. WILLIS, Executors OF William e
RICHARD H. WILLIS, Willis.
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Eleciion in North Carolina.

The elections of members of Congress take place in
North Carolina Thursday. In some ct the Districts
the very animated The last Loco Foco Legis
laturc tried best Mr. Siany and Mr. Rayner by
means OF Gerrymandcr. In respect 10 the latter
oce the belief that they will falkland that the councils
the will profit by the high abilities and dis
uuguishcd worth of Ravner. As Mr.. Stanly the result
i, doubtful lie is making n gallant fight; but the
agony is piled up mountain high His triumph, ii he
cceds, will be Il brilliant one.
Miller the Wing candidate in the Raleigh Dis,rict-ith
thousand majority against him. Is keeping Genl Ronuus
Saunders very uncasyand very sanguine persons
think he will be elected. :
We haycno important particulars from the other Districts
OF these the Wings will probably carry four.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

shall some thousand years from this chance TO light upon
volume Of Enquirer, will be asounded at the bloody dis
position OF the Wings Of Richmond and cite the words
OF the Enquirer prove how lightly life regarded in
the nineteenth century Perhaps village patriot may
be able dcovcrn the Of Boshers "bOody DEATH
something emitting him be regarded by the demagcgues
81 that day political martyr who glorously fell deien-
Ding the rights OF man! Indeed, there Is knowing what
the world thousand years hence may think Of Bosher,
Wien the OF his death discovered by curious
sCagchcr OF old records. What volumes what conf
mcntares what discussions may the thing lead to. How
many States claim the honor OF his brth and how
seek the memory ut his name from
the records Of the Enquirer, by calling themselves
Boshcr, when Richmond and Virginia, and the Uni.
ted States be forgotten. remembered now
member Troy, and Palmyra, and Babyon-as things that
wcrc but not. To be remembered and honored
may reconcile the amiablc Mr. Bosher his present fate
We therefore suggest these things for his present comfort
and consolation
But TO the Madisonian's rcbukc. That paper,
after jistliying the removal of Mcssrs. Read and
Haley. on the ground that they had voted for the
persoill enemy OF John Tyler. adds:
An. now, put it every honorable and intelligent
citizen, in this community, whether men, 50 conducting
themselves could be retained in office by Secretary who
had regard the character the President for the
honor OF the Government Upon merely political grounds
ask Mr. Richie whether such could be retained,
Under other Administrations, the editor OF the Enquirer
found fault with General Jackson Mr. Van Buren, for
promptly removing officers avowcdy hostile them Re-
member the sweep that made by both those Presidents
throughout Customhouses, Land Offices, Pest Offices and
other branch OF the Government Did the editor OF
the Enquirer lift his rcbuke rcmonsance'
Did he sanction the determination of General Jackson
his enemies Az, did he applaud his firm
uessl c.. hat be wrong now, which right ten
.iugef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
TIE NIP lLElLPHLN

Which wrecked oil Cape Hateras with valuable
largo. is not likely prove total los.,
supposed. The Norfolk Beacon, of Saturday morning.
says
"LsTEE FEoN SHr MErrHs-Thc schr. Regulator
rived this morning from Elizabeth City, bringing IL passcu
gers from the ship Memphis, ashore Chckamacomico
Island, which she leli Tuesday evening. We learn
from them that the ship has II inches her aud
w probably bo gotten oil the weather continues iayoo-
Bile. They discharging her CARGO all Of which, with
the exception Of the wh,otaud corn, will be saved
damaged state"
OF the cargo, the Herald says:
"Tnc clearance Of the ship at New Orleans specifies her
cargo a. foows ~ bales cotton Of hhds tobacco 1868
pigs lead. 6i7 sacks Of wheat 62j do corn - bbs mo-
asses % do OIL - do ard 81 do axsoed ~ bales hemp,
Dad sundries.
II Is umored that sho lad large amount Of specie on
beard Capt Sam Peduck agent for Underwriters, left
here yesterday morning for the wreck.
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rrn-. sale of vnIuable Land ne..r .:ln.gow.

Tru-i sale of Valuable Land near Glasgow.
RG virtue of decd of trust, executed bv John
~ p Sampson the undersigned and NJ a. Garland date
the 3s Of August 1899 and duly recorded Clerks Office
Amherst county Court and for certain therein mentioned
the undersigned surviving Trustee by the direction
secured Will proceed the premises, THURSDAY
2gh day Of August si3 To sell by public auction
highest bidder all that tract parcel OF Land VIM
NJ Waller and WIFE to the said John Sampson by deed duly
cordetfn Amherst County Court. NINTON ESTATE"
containing by late ls5 and RODS
county Of Amherst both sides OF the Buoe adjoining
the OF New Glasgow.
Tins isrsprcs'u,d and believed by the undersigned be
able estate, and he invites the attention capitalists
for seeding purposes viii bc given sale and fall
possession the 1T Of January
TERN-The land VIII be snli a - months
10 the he cAf-uscs-ani the pu
chaser required goahe endorsed
and deed off, properly payment The
title believed 10 be- Uuguconlhbu the undersigned
such title only vested 10y aforesaid
l-ct2iAu e. l.. MOSBY. Surviving Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
LANDSCAPE DRAWING, sc.

~ PIECEbNG CuInu. 1ui euiHaang aH other ,eulsnr1
- drawing rlf1r .tcfsIr. from nature B ta way SIDE
tJ advantage. resulting ffu Co., adoption CVErA
ItAls must le obvious without ne oft Water Palette
Brushes &C.. 200 ihc nts obtained CORRECTNESS
pr0iur ur drawings Df Co., iHs-f tr. Iuf r s11
rf and brilliant arl much saved shading SCI
e greatest dst ot rDlrug rfDiucfdl0 show Co., y'y suar
proiees of Co., rHEIA LTNiS sketch uy bc made
finished on te spot with ard rapidly ant fhe learner be- pro-
ry ilurht aN'y delicate o lue Dee obtained indeed much
irhclcy throughout nr drawing uay Do produced
f,y rups u. style drawing be Instructed hy Mr.
GOODWANE during Co., present Academy Main
4 'orFEE-Om Iiya. Gagum. Domingo. and 81 Jsro
~ Cola Cofrrc. f1f falrty fu12I u. w. BUTTON
- AIT-Anoat 500 eacs. awonmugor"-for -ale BY
- wV DAVENPORT ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
he sold ON the 10Th Of Scntcmber

the late residence Of William Stevens, decd
Land-hr one containing about 1900 with superior
Wovenens consisting Of large two brick building
with slate large barn and stable, with all necessary
good repair Grs and saw Mill with abundance of timber
ncnt, and good the Cut Mil the above
tract = IN wos One containing goo $50
provemcn Of any Mind Anuf the above susceptible
with clover plaster. one acres with
Dwelling house for small family framed building
below stairs Also house lot and store house, with
nf land suitable stand kept al this
place for many with but slight interruption for Year,
Any wishing 10 purcase any o the above property a
pb tn tho subscriber csdu, - miles
from Elvie' from the Orange Springs and
miles from of the farms Also the place tho
Of hay and fodder, and every
household and kitchen furniture, &c Terms made
known on the day of sale. JOHN VI. GOODWIN, Admir-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAW SCHOOL.

u VIII OI
Il November his Of Legal at Fcirr
cksburg The Text Books will be kcnt those
parts which treat OF the rights persons personal property
omaHs Digest Of the Law Of Real Property the "a vol of
Beksones and Of the 2d fuckers CONNIE
"maNs Law OF Executors &c Stephens pant OF
Stark Law Of Evidence. The will continue until about
the goth Of March The exercises Of the class viii daily
limitations aud eNposons OF the studies The fee
for instruction VIII be SIS scssion-pad ~ adraHr Gen
tre and comfortable boarding for the students may easily
Fredericksburg upon moderate term.
II 2s-cgaNl9M TNNInE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

The existence OF an Ice mountain in Hampshire county
in this State has long been known 10 the inhabitants OF the
ncghbOurhood and has been the subject o much specu
atve inquiry the part of the curious description of
has lately been published in "Slmans Journal of Sci
cnce"a work edited by Professor Sman which, devoted
the dissemination OF intelligence upon the various phono
OF county, and the spread of science generally
The article that the mountain s composed OF rocks
and rises eGh, hundred feet constituting
part OF a ridge The mountain surface is made up of
red sandstone, and upon removngthe stones To the
depth OF a few inches masses OF found midsuu-
during the oppressive seasons permanently
preserved. THERMOMETER introduced among thy cavi-
OF the rocks sank below 10 degrees and would
lower had 1t remained During recent winter,
viiy about four feet below the surface opened and til
up ed II loosely with boards yet
manned during the whole dry, frabe and crystal!
line, without melting"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
o Small Poiqfors and N. TVlcr.


The "'Iadi+onian' takes exception 10 this term,
which the Enquirer applied to the removal Of the
custom.hou,c oficors in this city. Tho Madisonian
takes thr Enquirer very Justly to task for oblccting
10 that prgcocdiug--cons that the Enquirer
has Tor two year, Witnessed the blood streaming
from Jackson's r,iIoiinc without "a murmr Of dis.
appreciation. Those who understood the Enquirer,
did not give it much credit or its complaint Of Cap.
tain Tylcr and rs the event proves, they were
right II was merely intended to enable the editor
to give lhc people Of Richmond dig. In his last
Friday paper, Sc have accordingly % thrust At the
people Of this city-whoso hands are said 10 be-
"rccI,ing with the blood Of tine amablc Boshcr.'
The Baltimore Patriot fearful Of misapprchonson
with tc distant public and postcriiy, in respect 10
the bIood-thirsty disposition Of Richmond, kindly
observes:
The hot weather las decidedly sanguinary effect upon
tic Imagination Of the Richmond Enquirer lspoaks yoster
day 81 "ic hands, o certain Wings 81 Richmond "rcck
ng with tho blood Of the aabc Byshcr aniug there
by that tie said Wings had removed the "amiabe Bosher"
from small office under the city. The antiquarian who
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE
M AUCTION


DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed fn the sub
- rcrbcr On gsthday " February 1912 by John Wsd.
and wife recorded Mice ofhr Ce Of ilcnuco County Court
shall FRIDAY st day NJ month August npon tho
ptcmc ne 10 O'clock proceed IN sen Public Auction 10 ts
highest bidder certain piece parcel Of LAND containing ~
acca occupied by ad Wade family residence wing ON the
East eide Of The road eadng Richmond the New
Hrdgcs about mile from Richmond anil adjoining the Land fe
lt udon Brett and others Upon ts Tact Of Land b. n com
f1rabc dwelling house with rooms passage boz good rcar %
aed In handsome Kitchen Smoke house. large stabe lee
Houe Wen uf excellent The yard variety Of bearing
nut Trees and large and productive Garren Crop now
growing shes Land highly Improved Tho above Tr,e
NJ Land Hund"r Decd NJ Ir1 n prior dlic m me
u i subscriber r payment $1,000 will therefore
be oh for hat sum and The sce due upon and upon
credit II anil " months or The balance purchaser creeutng
bon with security and f title Withheld The credit raynrnts
have been m1ic The te 10 " Land s believed D.
be- perfect and that IN winch the house Id
BY hnc held by Nrtuo NJ Wauent Land OGrr Oh
tanfd IN ielAs Trustee shall convey only such tile a. s ves
Ted IN me by aid deed u trust.
Tilos TALLEY. Trustee.
Household nud Kitchen Furniture, stock, sc.
Immediately after The sale Of hc House Land shall sei f1
Cash all The perona property of aid John Wade conveyed by
sal deed Of 1,t consisting part u following ncs bed
steals and furniture Secretary two dozen Chairs Garnet
Tofcf, Cows, lew Hogs, Rsroucho and harness &c
TiiOS TALLY. Trustee
or siie conductcdb by JANIS y NEW
D. 'r-Rawti7 Auciioneef.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

The last number OF Noah's Weekly Messenger contains
the following curious piece OF political history illustrating
the weakness and ambition Of the Presideut-Ba Pat.
a few persons in this city, VIGOROUSLY without moral
or political influence agreed % visit Waslnct'n assuming
themselves the character special from the
Democratic party On their arrival they received
such by Mr. Spencer and they represented 70 the President
hat the only obstacle which prevented his being unanimous
y taken up the Democratic candidate the
lion OF Mr. Webster in the Cabinet that If he
ed or would resign, Of 20u01 people would
bic at the Park, and by reclamation nominate Mr.. Ty.sr,
and hre 100 guns on the occasion.
Mr. Webster, unwilling 10 inierpose any Utica. obsia-
Ccs advancement Mr.. Tyles interest withdrew
from the Cabinet; bat meeting followed, and
100 guns fired Il fraudulent practice through
and Mr. Spencer knew il be such The Democrat.
party made such propositions; entertained such
tenions towards Mr.. Tyler and Indifferent whether
Mr.. Webster remained IN the Cabinet retired any
thing, they believed that his eminent talents added force
and responsibility the Cabne-However, lie left, and
that the great object TO be attained by Mr. Spencer
AS. WooLpuRru5E Esq. Of Richmond has communica-
the National Institute Of Washington highly
estng OF the burning the Midlothian Goa Mines
in Chesterfield County Virgins, in June, 1872. The COAL
stated first discovered fire the end OF the
CINE ue about hundred and fifty the mss OF the
main level and believing that be the only place fire.
workmen thought by sIbdung IT, they would accomplish
the total extinction Of the fire. But subsequent
LEGATION proved that large Of fire raging
thcr point, hundred feet the shaii.-And 50
powerful the effect produced by tins fire upon the first
discovered by the process OF ratification, that
found iupraciclbe the difficulty by eNtnguh-
shaft P.auks thrown the mouth Of 1t, and
large mound OF clay heaped and Tammed upon them.
At the expiration Of weeks and five days the pit
opened and, under the direction OF Thomas MARSHALL ESD
successfully put in operation.
Mr. w has also presented the Institute specimens Of
coke and coal from the Midlothian Mines which OBJ
earth The coke produced by the fire in the pit.
Bait. american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

The owing statement is published in the Madisonon.
Butno ample statement Of this sort do iu. justice to
the Wings. They had oproydc Tor and pay large amount
Of outstanding claims, transmitted to them by the ecoaon
cal Administration Of Van Buren-which spent all tic
could cOIcctand contracted many debts 1t
could gei orodtOr. We have on hand document relating
to tins whole matter prepared by MI Cauthers Of Tonnos-
see. which we will publish few days. It's document
great value and bcspeuk for the careful consdca-
ton Of the country.
IF 0y,rs,r ne Uad Siai,f fsou ne ~ Noot
1-tt, =, ns I'd .u1rst, 1913 isoirrirs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

COURT MARTIAL SENTENCES.-we learn from
the Army and Navy Chronicle Tint the following among
the rendered by the Naval General Court Mar.
iial which recently Norfolk:
Commander William Ramsay, 10 be suspended for five
wears, commuied suspension for months, from the 18th
July, lS43, without pay.
Lieutenant John l.. Ring acquitted.
Passed Midshipman Matthias &. Marin, suspended for
twelve months from June = lSl3. Not wears be-
fore rcporttd)
Mid. Jefferson McRobers rcprmanded, and to lose two
years in his xamination.-Bgit. american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

MELANCHOLY TRAeEpy.-Jcsse ~ BRYAN, Esq, OF Mont
comery county, Tenn, shot "Wednesday evening
last, in the public the Nashville Inn by Gideon C
Matlock OF Carthage. and died in few minutes On the
circumstances attending the preparation OF this bloody
deed, torbcar comment, they will doubtless be the
subject OF Judicial Investigation Matock who
has fled, apprchcndcd This dreadful has plunged
in grief large circle OF highly respectable connexions The
funeral OF Mr.. b. took place Yesterday at { F. VI.
NIsirIIIc Ernncr. Iulu 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

DROUGHT.--Thc crops Of Tobncco and Corn in most
ports Of Prince GEORGE County Md suffering very
much from the drought Tho Corn has alrady begun 10
curl and tobacco which planted late, grows slowly.
lariJor9' Ggsrffe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
RICHMOND ACADEMY,

FuNHE ensuing Of this Institution on MONDAY
II the llt September Iuy-an arrange.
met deemed better adapted the patrons than
that which has hitherto prevailed The under
An. IAnsuages-scn'r Dcpt-wm. Burke, Principal
DO do Junr Dept
Mod Observation-Disclosures Outlet.
"1 ana r Mat Philosophy scn D,,pnv
Maths, Nat. Philosophy
Geography, History Jun'r Depr-wm. Forbes,
The easses in English Grammar Composition Rhetoric viii
be conducted by the Principal and the teacher
and Arithmetic aud Writing will be attended by the
Mathematics
An the occupied by the Principal IN hearing the ca,.rs
In his department. viii be devoted different
other departments and they efficiently conducted
The of studio, Academy ing with the
ment Of English education adapted either to the prepa
iaoh Z" young men io TIE Counting house or the University IT,
indeed the latter may not be dispensed instances
AZ The close Of the session there viii be Of
s'y department MS VIII he conducted by board nj eNan
ners selected by the Trustees only their peculiar
fitness and aided by the Principal Professors These gentle
men wan make report Of The results Of tie examination aud wan
award and distribute premiums presence
exercises Of the term viii close with Essays by
Students, and Nalcdicioy By competent pcrson.
The manner in which the Academy been conducted during
The last session, has inspired The Trustees confidence that will
Jun w, "i hs founders The Principal has submitted
to The Hoard Of Trustee the outline Of system
discipline, which win III perfected
ee AZ c fe opening NJ the Institution In this system combined
The utmost degree II minc with vigilance part
Que ambition VIII De used 70 encourage hahs OF order virtue aud
industry the Students There
those exhibitions pcuincc and Impotence dcro
gate from the moral influence Of the teacher for an his and
decisions undergo the revision o the Principal
atcctihc standing OF the
removed every motive 10 injustice ahdc pupil inspired with coh
dencc the capuby and impariy prcceptor treat
him with all due respect and affection
To facilitate the Introduction Of the contemplated Improvements
the discipline the Academy manner agreeable 10 the stu
dents all Schools will be- made with Military
precision and method
for The Of Students play hours and on sat
DAY mornings companies WILDE organized aud dne by Mr. Fore
Such being the prc-cnt promise Academy
t Trustees appeal ~ the citizens behalf
want only their fostering patronage and this unwisr 10
WITHHOLD There COOL why Richmond instead
nay sending abroad many youth. should attract
students from distance That ts The rrslr uc Trustees
cannot doubt the efforts making seconded by public
ny order ~ the Trustees WM. BURKE
~ svery desirable that persons entering pupils NJ
The Academy, should DO their earliest CIV
- competent gentleman will be appointed tn this Department
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
Commercial Rcfor0.
Rici,Inond Markets,

july 1lst, lr43.
ToBACco-Lugs So 35a3i Common aaiI do passed lilac
Good Gas. Fine slaIe Fancy Isla2O
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s2,9G3,795 -
$ ,9G3,79j 80

Out Of the above surplus dividend and bonus was de-
carod the lth instant, amounting S5GO6 ~, and
the indiydua Stockholders Of 5000 g. leaving
balance Of S97 l3J 49, equal s. 81 per the
pitni-NOrtoik HcTad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

C0miUg.-About $1,000 Lutheran subjects Of Prussia
from the borders Of the Baltic shortly and
settle in the United States ts religious movement these
people pciorrng the orthodox doctrines Of the modern phi
lpsophy 90 Berlin There of very large fortunes
among then old German nobeuin whose podigrec date
back the thirteenth century. They will make excellent
Westem farmers aud arc about 10 settle iu Wisconsin
PET INT
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LAW NOTICE
John ID. q wv.

IOIiN ID. & WV. -. MUNFORD. associated in the
- practice of ths Law wl attend the Courts held city
Richmond and IN the Counties Of Chesterfield and
0- Once of Main and 18th city Richmond Va
ia l4-cm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

w lad, sunday night most doIgbtluI change d wea.
thcr accompanied by copious and refreshing showers,
which continued through the day yesterday-which, we
hope extended to every portion Of Tho country, where they
were needed.
The thermometer, Thurday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day OF ast week. from " %, during the greater
nurlIon of DIE dny and c bnt vow nc below 90 90 NIGHT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

o. 1he Grippc is taking very extensive
range. IT, arrival is announced in thc ST. Louis,
the Savannah, the Vicksburg and New Orleans
papers. at the same time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
nELIErr1nN

REFLECTION.
The past-whcre it, IL nas fled.
The futur,' % may never come
Our friends depuu,d1 With the dead.
Ouuciyos Fast Fastening q, the tomb.
What are eartu's ioysl The dews Of morn.
lts houors' Oceans wroathing foam
Where's poaccl Do trials mcckly borne.
And i1yi IN heaven, the Christians home.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
rVHAT very desirable tenant. on isrh St. ,

E'hal very desirable tenant, on 10Th ST. near
the ist Baptist Church tot ne and present oec
pied by Mrs Burwen, Boarding House is for rent n. WOW
ehgpe location being convenient TO business retired and
ee ron dus' ana mud renders It OF the agreeable
dcnees for boaders city and secures almost rs, 10 a.
occupant iu share Of patronage Possession given day Of
oetooe next Apply To Joseph Allen to the subscriber