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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

BOARDING SCHOOL.-New Canaan Semi
Pearl st n Y los I'm. j. OSBORN, Principal.
NEW .SEMINARY-MKS HOYT'S Lesson
IN all tn branches taught in the best
oyt Will ad the pupils in attaining eesanes IN COMPOSITION
HONS from j. 4. n FTP. M.-Evenins Class from
DERTH ANIBOY SEMINARY Scientific,
Mathematical and Classical-The Principals fully intend
their School shall be second none pon: of merit The
Terms moderate In accordance with the times Circulars
with testimonials and references may be had of John s Tsy
'' .s sr- : ' : s. w w9SBBkIBsE:
= w. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
" SCHOOL, SO Broadway (near stuyvesant lnstitute)
WI I1Rs9-a aes tutor in
hmhF 6osEe2 Lan and Gree "A ssneP R5
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments will be under
the supeiintendence of the Principal
Circulars, containing terms Sc may be had application
Nh Briant els Broadway RIO the Principal aust
DROP. BASsET'S ORAL AND GRAMMAT-
L ICAL System Of French Taught without Books The
ensuing his residence, Broadway entrance
Grand street This new method being highlycl> ID 70
cannot fail 70 give thorough knowedse OF the .Iea and
a T be m5s to call the %
! Professor can only be seen before s.s5,4 and
John ALZAMORA'S FRENCH BOARDING
y SCHOOL-On,h the Hudson river, co miles from New
Yok-The winter term of this Institution vii commence
modern and ancient Languages with the usual English
branches Parental advice and discipline the used
eor are made TO impress upon the minds Of the scholars the
great necessity of their making the best TO treasure
10 be satisfied with merely ectng them we'll at the time they
are called Moral obligations and refinement Of manners are
ed 10 remain in the family The pupils the benet Of
having the company their instructor during the time OF
creation as well as in study hours
There are four vacancies Terms S5 veal payable
lnnnp Mu smora @ Bn1ey
% III iii
PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MIDDLE.
/ TOWN, CONN-CLAssICAL AND ENGLISH
BOARDING sCHOOL.-This Institution is situated in
Of saes & faa Albany
Boston , II ,,a.
whose example njuSas To render this School Dol
examined man similar Institutions Europe aud America;
The Summer Session May IS ends o anG +
save for Books, Music and Modern Languages.
Henry Chase "a MARKET street, and Of Rev. Alfred
SAL ssi 6SGiWS 7pN; D. H. CHASE.
DEV. ]. F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
II sCHQOL-(colner of Clntonand Pacific streets Brook
yn.)-Ths SC Too WI the LIST day of September
Punctual attendance the pupils Is requested
rour embass the Ssh and
Of the moral as we'll as Intellectual character OF pupils The
first employed In the several ana me
mode of instruction continued which has SO long given sas
limited number Of s pupils will BE ns2sn, into the
&c &C. be had on b sP GoofsUs
Wilders Bookstore, 81 Fulton-st. Brooklyn. au30tf
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

WUR 1HY UT n C4V IOI9s
nANIE[, LANE, Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
1904 Greenwich It. n9rhxe;t Gomez S, Of amos l mos,
respectfully invites ms friends and the public who are IN
to be surpassed Style Workmanship Cheapness by any
other establishment il the CITY Persons who want good nj.
dealing Invited to call and ndge for
ny constantly on hand which will be made order at
short notice the above principles Also good
with Shirts Collars, Bosoms Stocks, suspenders &c very
cheap for Cash. ,h dsx.
NIB. Goods sold by the yard, and Cutting done Win u
patch. C. Remember the place,
n1NIEL LANE, 7oos Greenwlc h ! stree, ,,k
sls Northwest corner Of Amos St. New lo-e-
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Neutrality-suspicious. by steady lndustri-
W man and wife he as coachman or waiter she FOX
housework or chambewok. Good references Apply 3,
Wlshington-st. oil 81.
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BOARD NTHE COUNTRY.-Two or three
- well ordered families may be pleasantly accommodated
OF Young Ladies School, which every branch OF polite
education taught attached the house aud the male child
rem good Classical School 10 rods distant The situation
quiet country town, about hours ride by railroad
from the CITY For particulars aud references apply the Of
ice OF this paper. oil eod2w~
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MIR. J. II. BARLOW, Professor of PENMAN-
1Sl SHIP Plain and Ornamental would respectfully inform
the citizens of New,York that ne will open Writing aud
teme- r. the commodous and elegantly furnished rooms oc
cupied tv the ladies' department of the NewEngland AGA
Ocoh ID
Having taught several years various of the Unit
this City where he will continue Instruction. he feels
confident that all disposed him in their efforts for
their exertion.
Mr. B. relies solely upon merit and honorable course
raising no expectations which be realized and recev
ing no compensation for which he does render sasfac
tor. equivalent:
He respectfully invites attention his system and
Of giving instruction Expecting make this city his perma
nenl residence determined spare render
his instruction profitable his pupil that Of any other
teacher in the United States.
All kinds of Fancy and Ornamental work executed with
neatness and dispatch Specimens may be at his
Hours of attendance for ladies from to 5P NJ.
For gentlemen FROM 70 2. NJ.
Terrns-For ladies 50 and gentlemen So for of IL les
sons including stationery and lights. s23 I'm
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN NEW-IOKK.
D F. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord q Lees,
D, Lee & Babcock &c and u. B. BREWSTER under
the firm of LEE s, BREWSTER, have established at lib
PE ARI STREET. Hanover SQUARED New. York a war;
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- EXCLUSIVELY


PRINTED CALICOES,
70 suppIy City and Interior Trade by the or package
By coninng their attention entirely exclusively 10 this
one article L. B. enabled only 10 exhibit more ex-
;esiy and beautiful than to be found
There being similar establishment for Prints IN the onl'sa
States bur 10 sell always at prices as low a'a seerag
louer than houses whose attention and means are
The Stock embracing Some Thousands Of Different Pat
t tTps ap no which viii BE- Constantly added new and de
biz patterns as hey APPEAR the market, osd<' many "h'ch
Purchases Of this article will find theg interest TO
Stock before buying their Prints Even II they 90
the new styles and leaning the Lowest market prices
Catalogues of PEicss corrected ~i.h every vaat a o.
will receive the bes, attention: au25 3mDSW
OFFICE OF THE NETWORK AND ERIE
ORAILROAD COMPANY-New,York,O October 1913.
yol and Ere Railroad Company Id on Thursday the 5
Of October inst the following named gentlemen We're nnani-
David austen NewYOrk HSseto A HRo New,YoFk
2 ). a tashman. DO AlaL,hsx Morgan. DO
zESssss., Dc { ss s8?G4 G':sa Dc Dc
Arson G FhiR . & c6aa:ss5 Ps1 Co Ass'1y CO.
AND at meeting Of the hsld on II. p October
COMPANY ses VIM MsSwe E,9 Th9 declined re
IOYFUL NEWS TO THOSE WHO NEED
j IT-The universal and unrivasd Of JAYNE,S
FYPECT GRANT in al! Pulmonary Affections is now fully
conceded by all who have given proper trial No one
should now despair however apparently hopeless may be his
.tuaton. Its superiority other treatment can no
longer be doubted 1t has and it will prevails oy<I
prejudice and every other opposing obstacle because 1t ne
only remedy for the above diseases which may be depended
The following extract of letter from highly respected
Clergyman OF the Baptist Church: 80,
Dear Sir- sel ny incumbent duty say, having Tor
m.ry been Frustrated by Of The asthma and toush
relieved Of tha) my lungs have since been sensitive
Having recently taken violent cold was severely anicd
onary repose and consumption seemed be the inevitable
consequence But having notice OF your Indian E
uectorant applied Of your agents. Of whom pu
chased bottles, which restored me TO perfect hsals'
Yours, very respectfully, JOHN Ellis ~
but now of Newton City
To DR.. D. JAYNE.
To be had wholesale and retail Of a. B. Sd Sands
Druggists No. 70 Fulton street; 27s Broadway; LAST
Broadway. sAo AKA
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w ANTED--A situation by an American girl, a
dress maker as seamstress chambermaido Ap-
py az 2l Canal-s,. oil St"
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WANTED--A situation by respectable young
woman as nurse and seamstres Best city references
Apply At 50 Pnnce-st oil &c
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N- Sylvania Associntion.-Qfice No. 70
Pins ST. third story Open from IL A M. Information
cheerfnv given The Constitution given. Jylo III
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WANTED-By respectable woman, a si,ua.
w sion cook, wash and iron. Good reierences Ap
ply " Watts street mt floor. OH De
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BOARDING AT 81 GREENWTCH.S STREET
The house large and the furnished with crates
well calculated for families single gentlemen: one paro o
the hst floor Lodging 81 rer week. Trsn,cieut board
shings per day Meals equally low. Please call see
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A GENTLEMAN whose time is partially occu-
n pied wishes obtain board in private family where
h services teacher Of each and drawing would be
sidered as an eouivalen;
Please apnly IN ,,o oa,.. So
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BOARD: "A gentleman and his wife or two sln.
yateamily, No l0l Hudson street. Oil,
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To Country Merchants.
G.. n. DARLING.

FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
n ~ MAIDEN LANE and 5 Liberty street, has
10 recently received and offers for sale the most lib
eral terms, for cash, complete assortment of
Hair, Tooth and Shaving GIllotts and others Steel
Brushes Pens
Percussion Caps and Powder Gold and Gilt Jewelry
Flasks Pen and Pocket Knives
Bone and Pearl Shirt Buttons Razors and Razor Strops
Hemmng D1lEyed Needle. Shell Ivory and Horn Combs
Steel Knitting Pins and Bod Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
kins States and Slate Pencils, &c
MERCHANTS and Peddlns buying for cash will find
rheir advantage 10 call before purchasing elsewhere all
Goods in the above line will be sold the favorable
rerms sic Pm
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CORK LEGS. ARMS r.,

THE LOSS OF FEET AND Legs No HIN.
J. ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
THOMAS; Cork Leg Maker, &c: respectfully informs the
public that he has returned from Philadelphia to 472
erstree Of Pks-steet, NewYork City, where he
continues Manufacture Artificial Limbs plan the
~, invented made and Artificial leg for 10 years
and been for IS years feels confident of giving
ARMS. " III. COMMON WOODEN LEG sn2 ams "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

\ GENTLEMAN and his wife, or two or three
gentlemen can obtain very pleasant rooms and
oodiu py applying az 80 Murrayst.
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ROARD--A gentleman and his wife or one or
- two single gentlemen can have full partial board and
Broadway .io i..s
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n EW BOARDING HOUSE.-GentIemen can
accommodated with good board and pleasant room. at
81 Broome street, between Mott and Mulberry Those 40.
plying early will have choice Of rooms 400 i'm
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SHAKER HOSIERY.

SHAKER HOSIERY.
INIT AND FLANNEL UNDER SHlhIo
~ and Drawers Manufactured by the SHAKERS OF Mer-
rimack County n H. Persons wishing superior article
OF under clothing suitable for the coming season. comphns
durability with warmth either at whoiesile or retail are IN
vited call the Agent where they VIII De CERTAIN q
ting the genuine article; where can also Be found shiIts
Stocks Caps Linen Collars and BoSoms Cap Trimmings
Patent Ename!led and Top Leathe1j l3R Aa.nr
oI2 D&lm l26 Maiden Lane between Pearl Waer-s;s.
JAMES G. MOFFET, l2l Prince ST., N y, Oh
u fers for sale
500 lbs Of German Silver, fully equsl to the imported
1900 Go3PdEdRoff 81 Es and VETS
which being manufactured under his own own sppern.rna
lucsd nr;;css oil Inns
DR BOURGEOIS'S SPRUE LOTION.-Thls
~ preparation used for many years with uni ,rn
very extensive practice by It's inventor W
geois and is admitted by most eminent medical men 70 F
the most sale speedy and lnfslhbe for that
Nurses Sore Mouth which so terrible IL It's
infants and mothers, that ence and research nave YET
discovered. :,.,.
well known that from the disease in question: simple as
may al first appear, fatal results frequently ane ooh 20
mother and child The pusules communicate the
infectious from the latter the former producing SORE
nipples puerera fever and other disorders ard SOW
the SEEDS OF slow consumption which conssps SO
youug mothers early gave This wash has been eash
Union for years and in France and Eng land where she
has agencies established, II prescribed by the most eu'
Of the faculty certain speciG II IS now piepaeI ny
IN, secret its composition known and Who, from hef o
experience running through OF years, Can positive
avsr that will eradicate the complaint IN '"o
For sale By the proprietor S,enton-steet near Bower
New.York j. Milhau, 1873 Broadway j. b. Hart, corn
Chambersstree and Broadway George Chiffon % G I
street, New-York. Mrs, Hays, ss Fuonstree brooSihs
S01
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To be had wholesale and retail Of a. B. s. Sands.
Druggists, No. 70 Fulton street; 22 Broadway - last
Broadway. ~ ak
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WTANTED--A situation either as chambermaid
Barclay 81. ols ne
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w AM ED--l30 Nassau ST, 20 girls, 4 boys,
partners, agents clerks farmers and any cers1n
Who wants e,n be supplied with ts, girl travel
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WANTED--A good, steady, sober, industrious
Boy about Is years Of work ia Brass Foundry
One VINO car we'll recommended the above
qualities wIi, NEE. with good opportunity procure stu
alton by applying Immediately 70 A. BELDES,
OH lw. No. Suffolk.s;rc~t
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BOARDING SCHOOL.-New Canaan Semi
~ nary: CT Number limited twenty Circulars at 300
Pearl ST. ~ y o5 I'm. ]. OSBORN, Principal
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A CARBIDE REESE having returned to the
II city, has resumed the practice Of his profession al
departments He be consulted al his office and dwelling
27 Grandstree few doors of Broadway and opposite
Rev. Dr. McE.roy's Church.
Dr. R. will heretofore attend Operative Surgery in
general and particularly that for the removal Of diseases and
defOrnlties Of the Eve $50
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NEW .SEMINARY-MRS. HOYT'S Lesson
~ Rooms No SO Forsyth near Walker s,reet-astructon
in all III, branches taught in the best Institutons-Re r.
Hoyt Will AID the pupils attaining elegance composition
and penmanshp and will the several classes their
studies BY familiar Lectures and illustrations.
Hours from 10 a. NJ to- P N-Erenins Class from
O'CLOCK 10 Q. CHARGES mnierats oil I'm
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Perhaps you deem your correspondent a c't'
but in this YOU are mistaken he is some miles
from the metropolis, and in another State
DFJTA
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DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY Scientific,
Mathematical and Class ca.-The Principals fully intend
their School shall De second point Of merit The
Winter Session will commence Monday, November6
Terms moderate, In accordance with the times Circulars
with testimonials and references may be had Of John s. s
lor, Brick Chapel, or Of the Principals: -.,r,
s126 w q W0ODRRIDGE
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GOAL, COAL..-The real genuine Red Ash
OPeach Orchard at the dock OF second hand
dealers but al the fountain head the mines where we get
the quality Of Coal and will be delivered at the following
nces free carriage we'll screened from the yard sworn
yesher enlargement the back Of each ticket Nut 81 H.
Stove Egy and Broken s. So from the k % Lacka"aH
70 arc 'o' \" ash'hs''n St. neAi GUERNSEY CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

bu. little doua AID ENJOY an extensive clrcuia..on,
hn, ,- .,islrnce will he subject of great strife al
he cominr session OF Congress Should that mode OF
take f,o hath political parties their tavore schemes
81 finance Nel,her National Bank on The one 'a"o,
nor sub.Traasufy he Other, could contend against
them ..:
The currency of mos, Of the States i improving :
In AIb,ma in particular, where az rredeemahe per
hns lana, b.,n source of grea; evil the Improvement
i rn,I The State circulation will continue TO b. re-
ccived by the planters in payment FOR Their crops oe
c,,so 49,, ,,,ar - available for their btnk debts and
s,aia A., Tns process is rapd!y absorbing the on,
.,nn,,n, onnmu The quantity called IN and destroy
I'd by fire during The month Of s. Pe"oer was ofieslly
aana.nsed as S3,l242 lO The discount on the noney
ha. now risen to liz l2-and the coming year VIII
probably absorb Il altogether
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

the celebrated minister of Louis l4th VINO ask I'd oi
old French mercha mt what he should DO for the benefit
commerce, and received the memorable reply, La.s|.
Nous FARE LET Us LONE But all these great mr.,
Plies, which making their way IN Euroo- g.
we'll suited to the age, and especially to our own coun
try 10 be set aside; the professors OF
are TO be muzzled, because Mr.. Clay, who in these >,
spects happens 10 be little behind the age, and !.
the author of the falsely called american System "
is new aspiring be the President of the u st,,as
and because appant Editor revolves, like satellite
around him. Even Universities are 10 be re modI
led for his benei-and the doctrines of Mr. Civ 49,.
to be taught in place of those of the soundes, econo
msts of Europe or of the age The Richmond VII,
had better go one step IN its system Of r,f,,c,
Danish from Universities the political princ,p,e. .
Virginia, and the Report of Madlson-and substitute
in their place the Federal works of Alexander Ham
ton Indoc,tinate young men in his principles and
they will become much better tools for carrying out ID.
measures Of Mr.. CLAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA

The Globe says, "The Western mail of last ni,i,,
brought certain intelligence of the election of Anc1ssr
Stewart (Whig) 10 Congress from the 18th Dls,,,r
composed of Greene, Fayette and Somerset coua,r.
by l37 minority 1t also brought rumor Of the eler'
ton of Dckey (Whg) in the 20;h Congressional t,,
;rlct By 10 ma orty. Full returns have been .,
ce'ved from every Congressional District, except The
20th and 23i, and the result; il as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

T,LSON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.-This School will ne
Ia continued the ensuing year, the 18Th Of il
G.ry and closing 18th of Decmher following, witt
months vacation under instruction Of Miss H. W.bh and,
on the liberal paone has received f the lat five
Itlsfac The Of instruction
embraces requisites for thorough Eng s Educaton
.ether with French and Music
Tuition including lights and towels payable half
IN advance, Sl05 90
French 10 90
Music, with the use Of Piano, 80 %
r. S-NO deduction, except in case IF sickness.
Aidrcss-lianover Court house. JNO. h. TOD.
Oct. 20 47-w6w
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nuys
at is probable, that John Dickey. (whic) has been
elected in the Goth, and Galbra,h Irvine, Dem IN
the 23d Districts II so, the delegation n Congress
from Pennsylvania, will siand-l3 Democrats, 10 II
Wings"
slip from the Democratic Union Of Saturday ngA,
says, that The Legislature will stand thus:
Senate, Democrats, % Coons ~
II. Of Representatives, 90 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

United Eastern District Of Virginia.
October dih 1888:
In The bankruptcy of OBEDTAH II. ALLEY the
Cou G oer, The objections MED in this h. referred
of this Court for The County of Hen
take evidence offered by either of the are notice OF
being first by ths said all persons
publication the designated BY
Court, of the and place t taking such
evidence, and he report the the Court with such
matter may pertinent which any Of the parties
.s.y Require n reported
:. Copy-Teste, CilAS. C. BAKER, d. Clk.
ComMissoSER's OFFICE,
Richmond, 18Th October, 1913.
hereby give notice to the pae, interested #
uf Obediah forth the foregoing order
al 4, ur that have fixed WEI NESAY the Isl November,
Si3 aud hour OK, r. Of thnt day my office,
On occasion VIII he that ui Joseph Mayo tsq to
take offered by the parties interested in
the = aforesaid.
w. F. WATSON, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

From the Money Article of the " York Herald Oct, 1871
The Government ISSUES OF Treasury Notes at nom.
nal interest," redeemabe on demand in New York, have
not ye: made their appearance. Their issue IS alto
ee,her dependent upon the wants of the treasury
Tha, they will be received with general favor, there is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

From III. Philadelphia LedseT] -, N,ra,
The Ntu JERSEY Elections We find, IN 'oe a.',,.
Post, the m.jorities given for Congress each fsa
of New Jersey, by which il will be seen thai ,'g ,o,
Gratis have carried the State on the popular vote ''
than 1000. t.nd s.
FRS, district embraces Cape May, 80,
lem, Gloucester, aud Atlantic. Wing naJo'n' I'm
1888 Lucus Q. C. Elmer, majority aoou I'M .
.p sfs Msseef e'1 wss s% nssy IN $50 1913 G
Sykes, majority abou, 500 Warren. -.
Third district embraces Hun'erdon' 81 So;
Sussex. Democratic majority IN loiV' '''-''
G. Faree elected without opposition e.o,.,.s, sa-
Fourth district embraces Middese'' ,'is,on Krt
Morris WING m,inri,y in l54O, 1906 L''''s'O"
patrick, majority 300 u,.o, Bsrysu, and
Ps..aic. WING majority in ls4O, 9O6o VIM ~
majority HOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-07
OH CHURCH TAVERN IN HANOVER.

WILL offered sae the premises at public auction on
w MONDAY of December Sl u tar else TIE neat
fair day thereafter under the provisions OF Gcrd IN rrs ron
James 7 Elicit the subscriber, dated November iofi aia GU
ri " to Albeit = Jones.
THIS viiri.r property. as hich ME ana wen "
.in nse tn from The cts NJ "a hinnaa
.triics the Hamna%cP aoct hies rom
Newcastle ripng Zee, aai - ;s:ni !,ichnNnd-'h
buildings all neatly ent "f..f. Fes
coinaius the Objects q. icif constructor
tile location heahr In n good ue;ehaorao and altfcird
the establishment, g OF Land. more or le for ara
quite productive OF the ordinary crops q Inc cnn
The will h- made much IN cash rs VIII ply ne
su0 and Slao witt, n;eres, from h- ~ janna as
incident h saeand on crti Tor S-tS III
and The ren:.,arr 9, TIC e
sha then he iaGe ShoWiit !s Up
ton &c the purchaser deed Of Will he required on the pro
pey credit payments, or ths t,c ueelo WI ne
retained subject The action OF TINS tst Tor Default
Should iehes; bidder fail TO COMPLY IN eaci'oir G'e,
with the OF SAFE the property viii forthwith De again pun
y sold other the risk ana on the RESPONSE
bilny of such bidder ,.,, -.
The title 10 this property believed TO be ndispuiahe but,
selling ms Trustee shall only convey such as is vested In me
~" 'pe''' WIN. II. CURTIS, Trustee
~ i3-tds