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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

The editor of the Standard in his paper
before the last, desired us TO consider our
arguments used up one week in advance
This we could no, do, because we knew
our arguments were based upon principles
and facts which could not be moved
And now that the editor has "spread
himself OUT and attempted to use US up
we find ourselves no more inclined 10
doubt the soundness of our position. Ills
rcasoninss cannot do away facts and Ills
conclusions are not borne out by the 'igh's
of experience. lie says, take off the u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Large Oren.-Ths Rochester Demo-
crai, speaking Of the Agricultural Fair
nov being held Al that place. saws: !" We
noticed yesterday among the first arrivals
three very large oxen from The farm oil
jeremiah Brown, Ridgcway, Orleans
county. They are mammolhs, as may
be inferred from their presumed weight:
The brindle OF (eslimaled) 1000 lbs.
Largest red or $500
Smallest red or $500
II is said that there will be larger cat.
lie on the ground. But that we will on.
" believe when we see lhem."
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Notice..

yIAN away from the subscriber while al NJ.
~ sun Halt, in Orange county. on The ~ +
instant, a Negro Man by the name Of J0Eh.
,wcn,y-cirht years Old, six feel high, s'"''
built, tolerabiy black, and h sene-or Two JON :
Of some one or two OF his toes. A reasona' -
rewsr viii he given Cor his apprehension = Il
delivery 10 Thos. Y Mebane, in Orange g. "
ty, N c., or 10 III" subscriber, ia Chester 60 u
", Union District, G. .-.-
SAMUEL VANCE.
September 1S' 81
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M A r D IIsDo

Ell 81 ~ ~ - ~ w9
In this place, on Thursday night last
by Richerson Nichols, esq. Mr.. ARcHI.
BALD w. HEDepETH TO Miss RosANNAu
e. daughter of David Clark, deceased.
| In this county, on Thursday last, by
The Rev. James Phillips, Mr.. JAMES Ho-
GAN TO Miss CATHARINE ]. STRAYHoRN,
daughter of Mr.. David Suayhorn.
[.At Pi,tsborough, on Wednesday last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Barnes, the Rev. Mr.,
JONES, Minister of the Methodist Church
at Pittsborough, to Miss MARY WoNAcK,
daughter of Green Womack, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

The leaders OF the Calhoun section Of
",he Democracy in New York have
concluded to recommend elections TO be
held in the several Congressional districts
in the month Of March next, for delegates
to the National Convention. We have
already informed our readers that the del
egaies of the Van Buren, section Of The
party were appointed by the Syracuse
Convention. So, i, appears, there will
be two sets Of delegates knocking a, the
door of the Convention for Abundance.
How harmonious"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

The editor Of The Standard in his last
number gives a chapter on I" Dodging."
and the manner in which he lodges about
in illustration Of his subject is truly anus
ing. lie FIRST attempts bit at the Re-
gister, then a, the Star, next al the Re.
corder, and finally at the Fayetteville Oh.
server. The celebrity Of his moves rem
ders il difficult for US 10 tell what 10 his
precise object in wiring the article; but
the mos, natural conclusion appears 10
be, that he intended to Gmuse his readers
while he lodged out Of the unpleasant
dilemmas in whirh each Of those editors
had placed him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Indian Council al me Grspt Prairie
The Arkansas laielligrncer states thai
number Of Delawares, Shawnees. Kick
spoos, and caddoes left The vicinity Of
Folt WssLi:a on The 18th ullimo for The
Great PraiIis Council, which is 10 be held
on Red River. about $50 miles ahoys Ike
mouth Of The False Ws.bi,a. The Indi
ana expect Plesiden, HousTsN 10 be pre-.
sent. The Cumsnches hare consented
TO meet him, although they cay that they
will never make peace With Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

.asbestos.-This singular substance.
which has 90 yet deied all the efforts oil
chemists to snalyse it, inssmuch as IL will
neither met with ere nor dissolve in ws.
ter. and 10 entirely free from taste or small,
is isund ia considerable abundance In
Penu,ylssnia, at no grsa, distance from
The borough Of York. -..... .. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19
Town Ordinances.

RE il ordained, That il shall be the duty oil
the Town Constable and of the Captains
okthc Companies Of Patrol, To take up all per
soAs Of colour passing as free and no, known
by ihcm to be so, and bring them before the
MaListrate Of Police, whose duty i, shall DO 10
inqhire into the matter of his, her. their free
doh; and il the said person or persons OF CO
Iodr do not make il appear that he, she, or
they is or are free BY the production Of free
%pers, or otherwise, at the time of trial, he,
She, or they shall be allowed thirty days in
which 10 produce such evidence of his, her, or
their freedom, by giving security in reason
able sum for his, her, or their appearance be-
fore the Magistrate Of Police at the expiration
of that time; and on failure TO give such secn-
r,ty, be, she, OF they shall be committed TO
iaiI until satisfactory evidence OF his. her, or
their freedom is produced. aud all costs are
paid.
De il further ordained. That from and after
III, passage Of this ordinance, no Tree person
Of colour shalt take up his or her resldcne
within the limits Of this town, without htst
giving security in bond Of oae hundred dol
lars ior his or her good behaviour during such
residence; and any FREQ person or persons OF
colour vino shall take up his, her. or their re-
ri,y required by this ordinance. he, she, or they
shall be- notified of the said rc9uisitiun, aud Il
within thirty days after such notice he, she.
or they shall fail to depart the town or give
the security required. he, she, OF they sail be
committed to jail until the security Is eiven
and all costs are paid.
End be it further ordained, That 'fany slave
shall be found in. or lettering about. any grog
shop. or other place where liquors are sold, at
any time during the day or nigh,, without
written order from his OF her master, mistress,
or overseer. he or she shall, upon conviction,
rere,ve a whipping not TO exceed thirty nine
lashes on his or her bare back, aud be commit.
ted to iii until all costs are paid.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
E. A. HEARrT, Town Clerk.
October 10. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

The Uuiled States ship Of ,hf line De
ialrare. bearing The asg &c commadors
Morris. eommander-in-ehisi IN The Msdl-
Isnsnesn. was 81 Naples on The 2Olh Al
gust. on Der wsy 10 Palermo. The hr,e
Of war Irnrfon has sailed from GlbTali.'
for Consssniinopls. 10 receive On bard,
Tor cows yahcs 10 Americs. the remain.
u The late Con. Porter.
The Uniisd Sisis's corvette Fairtfeld
was in lhs roads Of TriPoIi on he 23d d
August.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19
Valuable Land, SC.
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers will fer Tor sale, on Fri.
4 day the 2Tlh Of October next, their desi.
Fable Plantation 10 the eastern part Of the
county OF Orange, N. c., lying near the wa
ters Of Flat River, adjoining the lands Of Willie
7. Mangum, =. g. Mangum, John Morzr, lie
win Ellis and Polly Hopkins, coniaining 24l
acres; and on The same day and place, anoll,.
er Tract. known ss the Zsdnck Tract. GOT
tanning 6S acres. The land is beautifully silu.
ated, and extremely well watered, esre being
not less than four or five constant springs IN
different parts Of the plantation, besdis an ex.
celient well Of water in the yard. The I'M.
PRoVEMENTS are very substantial, consist
ing Of an excellent Dwelling House Of four
rooms, and all necessary oul. houses, vizi o
Kitchen. Smoke house, Granery, Barns, Sta
bles. &c 1; there are also two excellent young
Orchards, both Apple and Peach, near the
yard, Of select fruit. The land is adapted 10
the growth Of tobacco, cora, wheat, eats, &c.,
and is in fine condition for crop the next year
Persons wishing 10 purchase, are advised 10
come and examine the premises before the day
Of sale. A credit Of one and two years will be
given; bond with approved security required.
JOHN II. YOUNG,
TH0S. SPEED.
September 20. 93- Is
A.. -NeS- #&#~-
Eag. ALSO. on the ssme day and
fSS place, will be offered lor sale. absu,
lbs barrels oil Corn, -a.
g or 9 stacks Of Fodder, and as many
Oats, III.
A new two.horss Wagon, g. . 81
A Threshing Machine,
Three or four excellent Horses,
About 25 head Of Cattle, and 25 or so
head Of Hogs,
A parcel Of top-Fodder, Wheat Straw.
Shucks, 81.
Every kind Of Plantation Tools,
besides other articles too tedious Ia mention.
Twelve months credit will be given; bond
with security required.
JOHN ii. YOUNG,
THOS. SPEED.
September 90. SO Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Elijah Spsneer.-our readers recolleci
the ares, and con6nsmen, OF Elijah and
llarbert Spencer (is.hsr and son. last
spring. under charge Of burning Mont
geometry courthouse, and their recen, es-
cape from the jail OF tina, county. We
were favored lew day ago with the Pc
rusal OF letter from gentleman in Ten
nessee 10 his brother in this place, stating
tha. the old man. Elijah. in passing the
neighborhood of The writer in his fight,
was attacked suddenly with disease ('e-
yer we believe aud died but day or
two before the date of the letter. I, was
understood and believed there that the
young man Elarberl had passed through
tina, section Of county in his aigh',o Tex.
as. So. Citizen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

'Tis stetalFglg sutnrF. hau assiFuf.
3 ss q buuan lie i o. pasoa - ~
RalI'sfRskfi 80 hnw gEssl dfFsnKen.sHi
q Prodssss i ne Aslds Il Ihs ssssasl
sysira- Tie synplans - as sa.e
@sfs ahsse: Ne i0ugse gees. ne hEsaah
ios ID. ne ssi,ssry giaads rnurrd lossA
nseir serssalo - sbundsnr~. Eke eyes
wsfs teEgIa ~nh bod. dfieIla dseluai-
tsoa. sti6asss ofshe wEi,i iasni.. somsl,re
and inv isnisry discharges iron ~ boz.
&c. sIfh eonflfse PrasHs'ion of ~ akols
masrular syttm. AilsE 81 these symp-
tons bad developed lhrmselsts. be r..n-
llnnrd . enmplain a great thirst. aad
legged for Eater ss long as be Lrralhsd.
and 'ermed 70 essln Lis ihiellerlusl fsepl-
TIES I'll he whIls. perfectly free froa any
dfrsngemsnl 10 those orRshs.
IslsIls o. noihing sas done 70 ronnles.
aet the poiFon. he fsmily being inersds-
lous % % The ase of meJlcens ~ sny dls.
eases; bui Isll il d me ris meslicafrix
Eafar0 Of The human system. 20 do her
own business. IA Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19
THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. October 8.
Tobacco-There is no change since
our last. The diversity of quality is 50
great that !, Is difficult to give quotations
prices ranging from sl:50 10 $3.50 fol
Lugs and Leaf 49,
Wheat-Good Red, IS to 81; White,
IS 10 80.
cotton-Very little doing, to 8.
Fayetteville, October II.
Flour, 4 5Oa 4 as
Salt-(sack.) 2 %
(bushel,) 50a go
Cotton, Ga
Beeswax, 25a %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Deldware The whigs of Delaware
had State Convention at Dover on Thurs
day, the Sd inst. Ten persons we're ap.
pointed from each county, 80 in all, with
John Nj. Clayton at their head, 10 attend
the Natioasi Convention al Baltimore on
the 6rst OF May; and q resolution was I'D.
opted directing them ON that day 10 selsc,
three delegates, to represent The State in
Convention. They were also instructed
10 vote for HENRY Clay for President.
aud TO use all honorable means To procure
the nomination OF J. NJ. CLAYTON for
Wee President. Each county vas ie-
commended to eend fee hundred Young
Wings 10 the Young Mans National
Convention. and all the Wing Komg
Men ia the Slate are adsissd ~ 60!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Mons, mi IN lie ,srond dslIsi. TO-
srph y lHEsfsoll, Wtlgs, haze bsrn
sisssd q ii,s third and lourlh dis,rir,s
las epaaesi Ea rlose. and doubsfaI.
from ne iassHias q he state lev r..
turns hare b<sa Tecri.ei; hsl si.ose e.
aHgas fasOrahly G. lie Whigs.
II NEW Jersey DE election .ook
place q Tuesday and Wednesday. bsl
rssns have nol bern received sdEicien:
o Indicate any hing of he result.
DELAWARE.-On Tuesday an elee.
lion Vas held in Wilmington. Del, for
members o. he CRY Council. Treasurer,
and Assessor. in whirh de Wings were
completely surcessful. Out Of lie whole
die l1ocos elecled only ont member Of ,he
Council. This Is the first time iniye
years thai ihe Wings have had . majority
in The Council.
TESSEssEE.-l'he Legislature Il he
stale Of Tennessee met on the I'd instant,
al the members beng Presen. except
one. Josiah N. Anderson was slee,ed
Speaker Of The Senate. and Gen. Daniel
NJ. Barringer, Speaker Of The House.
Some movements had been made IN
relation 70 removal Of The seat Of GOV.
eminent. and > disposition was manifest.
ed 10 make a speedy disposition Of The
question.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19
THE ELECTIONS.

MARYLAND-ls was anticipated
from the result of the election in the city
Of Baliaore. the whole state of Mary
land has gone for The Wings by dcci
sl's majority. The returns are nearly
complete. and from them il appears tina.
The next Legislature will stand as fol-
bWs:
wings. Locos.
House ri Delegates, 81 IS
Senate, 10 8
60 -
Wing minority on join, ballot, IL.
last year the Democratic majority in
The llOnse was liz, aud on joint ballot -
Wing gain -.
The result Of this election is important,
Aeeaase United States Senator is to be
caosen, and the state is 10 be divided into
congressional districts; but il is also impor-
'a1'' and highly gratifying 10 the Wings
throughout the Union, because il gives
assurance that the state will 60 for Henry
CIay in 1914. The battle was fought
with all the grea, Wing principles, and
Henry Clay at the head, in full display
'e'o'c the people; and il is believed that
l'Pre is not one Of the sixty Wings in the
legislature, or Of the thousands Of the
people who voted for them, who does not
P'eIer Henry Clay for President before
any other man in the Unian.
"EoRGlA.-In 10 counics, Craw-
'fd' the Wing candidate for Governor,
u" majority of 4.ls9. Seventeen
counties yet remain to be heard from.
nappears to be pretty well ascertain
Cd that Wing Governor has been eject.
''' a majority Of Wings in both branches
VI The Legislature, and two Wings to fill
"' vacancies in Congress. And, as in
MARYLAND, full assurance is thereby given
'''' The state will go for Henry Clay in
1911.
rENNSYLVANIi.-The elections
WI members of Congress, members Of ths
vac Legislature, &c. was held in Penn
9'an'a on Tuesday of last week.
!" The city, John VI. Scott, Wing, has
W" elected Mayor by about 2,7oo ma
T'"y' Last year his majority was only
l,OOs.
, III The county Of Philadelphia. Morton
"'chael was elected Sheriff by large
n'l'rily.
Aor CONGRESS in Tho 6.sf iii ia ict. H.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

MY Pail sie.k Of HATS and CAPS 10 nov
- complete, and shall receive aesessions
VI, r.'io Daring The season. drerl frsn The Va.
rious manufacturers Nth whom my orders are
leli.
deem Il unnecessary 20 enumeraie The va
rious styles aud qaaliIies % goods which hasa
now ~ store o. flee il 10 cay that my assert.
meni, a. usual. embraces every article kepi ~
Hat establishments. ell 81 which have been -.
leeird BY myslif, asd orders given oui carly y
the seasnn,
invite ny former customers sad Others
who expect 20 furnish them, elves 10 the Pete,
burg and Richmond markeis, 70 give my slU. /
IN examinalion.
FRANCIS MAJOR,
Sycamore street, Petersburg. Va.
sepirmberIa. Ga 4w
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sycamore street, Petersbprg. Va.
sspirmbrrIa. ga 4w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29

THURSDAY, Sept ~.
AZ O'Clock IN the afternoon immense number Of pcr
sons assembled IN the field where tho Exhibition had been
held, little distance below the main fell Of the Cenesce
sud Immediately upon the banks Of the river A large
space Of ground had been enclosed and staging erected A.
one end Not less than 10 or $1,000 persons we're present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29
RICHMOND, VA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALEXANDER MosEIEY.

Txsxs or srnsoRruos-o City subscribers o. 90 per year
and for shorter period when by sopayabie in
all cases, In advance.
Apvrsusso-for een Tor ic-s Insertion rs cents;
two insertions ~ Ia three insertions 81 So aud succeed
ing insertion, u
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number OF insertions OF Advertisements
Ms they win be inserted stopped and eharr
ed accordingly. 0J Orders to stop also be writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 lines and in that
proportion for advertisements length $50 for
ne' except Auctoneers and Lottery dealers charged
eiOo. paper inciudedJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29

e. FOR RENH.-The brick dwelling on
ks@ shocSoe Il present occupied By Baldwin and
next door SIR Arcd Peasants Noven-
her next aui-if ". W. & j. J. FRY co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
tra Over the Store of the subscriber still for
AA Rent vcry and Rooms suitable
of any purpose or Il taken collectively the Long
Dining Room, would make excellent small exceedingly
n'eni central and geneel Boarding House Rent moderate
au - SAMUEL T.. DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.
Cheap for Cnsh.

Ub subscriber would inform The Public that be purchased
- OF W. ~ g. Winston h. Stock Roots Shoes ant Trunks
And WIZ continue 70 keep hand good shocs
20 which he would respectfully attention OF the Public.
NC Hdeunnod 70 eonhnc himself principally
ana w therefore oicr such Inducements who feel
posed to Paironizo him. fii give satisfaction
q. y WElstCER
~e 81, shockoe Hm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-29

ENREsH TuoMAsroN LMg-SOO casks fresh Thouas,on
- Lime for ale low from hoard vessel Apply to
se 10 jas FISHER SON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

FIRST 3RRIVAL-F SE.7SO.N7BLE IND
FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES.
f. WATKINS has Just received per Steamboat 20 umhus
y 9th Phii6elpha, portion of MS
and Winter of FINE WORK cnmpr.ng some Of the
PRETrlEST aud MOST TASTY, as well a FASHIONABLE
RO' and SHOES, exhibited this oitr market
customers together with persons want OF any article IN MS
line .,,,,ro
As the for selling BOOTS and SHOES SUITED 70
SUMMER very far advanced AND II BEL w ~ \
OBJECT To HAVE 40 GOODS OF THAT DESt i, 1oS
LEFT OVER FOR ANOTHER SEASON, GREAT BARGAa
MAY DE EXPECTED THEY WILL BE SOLD OFF WITH
OUT REGARD TO COST -
j. f. WATKINS.
NJ b. The subscriber would take this occasion to add at ne
noticed for considerable time past Coa-
PLANT land he say without cause among an
persons. in regard the COST Of CHlLDLENs ShoES
and also of THEIR WEARING BADLY. lie would beg leave
that e has made arrangement with some OF me
MOST SUPERIOR and BEST MANUFACTURERS. THOSE
OF THE HIGHEST REPUTATION, in Philadelphia ana al me
North, by which he WILL At ALI. TINES be furnished WIN
VERY BEST and the MOST DURABLE CHlLphEN ,
SHOES which II possible for the Manufacturers TO get up ahd
HE INTENDS To HAVE no OTHER.
lie would also add further 10 those VINO pr-
chase CIl.DREN'S SHOES OF HIM, that LII sold by MN
WARRANTED: aud n upon trial, they do not sve sasac-
pieds-s himself good by having them repaired
he reasonable. J. E. WATKINS,
Fashionable Wholesale and Retail Boot and Shoe Deae TWO
below Mrssrs. Wadswoh, Turner Co.. and near J
opposite the Bell Tavern few doors above the opposite
side, Sign Of the Mammoth Boot.
ga 25-Wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18
Aug. 4

I1aRM NEAR LYNCIIRERG.-The subscriber wishes to sell
which he resides situated both sides o the
Turnpike road leading Lynchburg Campbell
G. H. miles fom the former and from The latter place. ana
canal. and ahnt 300 acrr-2u0 are
Under improvement, the balance is wood nd VI
the cleared land 20 handsome low grounds IRE
stone ardng The advantage handsome and prrhab
meadows. The soil is Of the profitable character oil req
The whole lies well admit of-asy cuvaiion and
is lime which ike charm here ion eS
The buildings nil that Including an
ice well of the yard, snhs
and There good orchard e1den rms
is handsome remarkably healthy s,pe-
aud School, Churches aud several Mills
This the public roads leading Lynchburg The
stand good fora Tavern The wagon gard affords fine supply
of and all the grain sells for brte price al
always Than be had elsewhere Besides this
possesses many advantages render the business
agreeable proifabr-and any larger Farm there
land of good quality joining for sale and which
necessarily be sold this Fall Being determined SELL
will be suit chase-pohably small amount
viii be required in hand The purchaser the other
from Farm with few hands, and his
speculation the tme
The best JUDGES pronounce that these lands sell short
time for double what they will now sell for.
Au..4 o5-w5w WIN. A. STAPLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

4 ESRICU LANDS FOR SALE-LEVEL GREEN has been
recently surveyed and lad off in four Tracts Of Land, Of
positively sold by public ancnn on
the day SEPTEMBER 1913, the premises, If far
| not, the Sair day.
$40 acres highly improved with very convenient two story
dwelling house. Containing passage and Closets WIN
suitable buildings such rs Kitchen smoke house. oveeer
house. houses, barns stables, &c Also saden hcau
fine spring Of excellent vrty near
the house kinds early aud late. On ths lot
there OF in herds meadow 81 acres IN heavily ~
wood land. and fine mari pit The mari has been usea
All the Brook Tavern on Tue
Turnpike, and only six miles from the growing Cs o
Richmond.
us and half adoln the above ands4O acres heav
y tmbered and 10 of meadow land ao good qualify ana us
ceptne of high Of improvement There buildings
on This lot.
1870 and half acres in another LOT adjoining abcv90
there no house. n place build convenient 10
spring there other good springs on TINS
place. -,
Is half adjoining, all heavily imbered wood land
None the above lands than mile, and nosl VI lt
wood within fourth Of mile of The Brook Turnpike, whlc
miles long from the City of Richmond and good ROAD
in Virginia
Any Of above lands will he shown DESTROYS
of purchasing previous the day of sale. viii sell AL oil tie
otherwise requested viii be offered advertised Pos
given of October seed gram, and full pos
session 25tl December next.
The Terms will half cash. balance equal m
Of and Twelve months, bearing interest from the
bonds payment by deed in rust on
The lands.
At pace will lie sold Stock Oats Hay,
Fodder SC, with articles various 10 menm
TiLMOS L. JEIER
S-N1lg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18
TIE HILL for Sale, Rent, or Lease

THE residence now 0ccuprd by Mrs Lucy Brockenbrong.
adjoining the University of Virginia, known as 1.-THE HILL
together with labds attached tabont 42 acres part OF wch
i fine meadow land well Timothy ami lIerdsrass;
the balance with the exception of HE IN Clover ana wen
adapted Corn, Oats &C The Buck House and wings contain
Ten lodging ooms long dining cellar &c. and the
cabins near the house, Thirty hoader can be well
premises. desirable situation for
n boarding house and preparatory school, cannot he found
lee House. all out houses stable &C. and
VI, immediately the yard garden with line Southern ex
sre and every thing Of the desirable resi-
denres In the nrghb0rhnod.
will be before the commencement oil the next
session Of the University IN October
To GOOD or purchaser will be accommodating
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