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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-13
y. CHAPMAN, C SUN
Middlebury, Oct. 18th, 1874.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE.

In pursuance to the order Of the Probate Court for
the district ofNew iIaven,tlie Undersigned Admins
traitor Of the estate Ct Caleb Landers late Of New Hs-
ven in said district deceased; Shall sell at public
auction on the 9th day Of Nov. 1884, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon to the highest bidder at the dwelling
house Of said deceased consisting Of about l03 acres
of land with 4 house and two barns thereon,
good orchard well timbercd and watered, situated
on what is called Mills Street, being the south east
part Of said New Haven. The premises is subject to
a mortgage on which is due $50 as to 1 holnas
Halet and viii lie sold subject to sad mortgage and
being rented until the lst day Of April 1916. Also
will be sold at the time and place all the per-
sona estate Of said deceased before disposed Of.
MANFRED C. FOOT. Admin
New Haven, October I2th, 1914 istrEtr.
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Strayed
New Book Store.

T.. W. L A II K.
is now receiving and has for sale at the
green store recently occupied 10y j. b. VII
son, one door east Off. NJ. Slade * co;
general assortment of Classical Schcoi
Books, together with select assortment Of
Miscellaneous and religious works, Station
cry &c.
Also the publications of the Mass 8. &.
Society, Doctrinal Tracts sc. &c. Sabbath
Schools in the vicinity can be supplied 1T
the same prices which they are procured at
Boston. Those who are DESTROYS ofsup-
plying themselves with the publications Of
the d d. Societycan do it al the usual prices
of 10 pages for one cent.
N. B. Books ofall descriptions a, Boston
and New York prices.
Mi1debury, Nov. l. lei;
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, IS.
BE remembered that at a probate court holden
a, Shoreham in and for the district Of Addison,
on The Ist day Of November. A. d. 1874
POLY Wright and WiiamF Wright administrators
Of the estate Of
MOSES WRIGHT.
I,f. Of Leicester in said District deceased, make
annl;cation to said have the time allowed
them for the payment Of the debts Of said deceased,
extended one wear from the expiration Of the time
heretofore limited By said 1t il therefore Or
dered, that said application be considered
ion Of said COURT be held at the office Of tie Reg
is,er Of said court in Middlebury, in said District
on Thursday the 2Ist day Of November A. d. 1874,
at one O'Clock in the alternoon, and that notice
thereof be given all persons interested, that they
nav appear and make their objections,f any the,
NAV have, TO the said time being granted, by pub
ishiug a certified copy Of this order IN the
Northern Galaxy, newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury, three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time of said Court t.
'' J S BusbreN, Reg.
| Il true copy Of Record.
Arrest rs BAs,aneli. Register. ~,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-13
Correspondence Of the Republican.

NEWS FROM CARTHAGE-MORMON
ENCAMPMENT-EX OF
THE HANCOCK PEOPLE.
WARSAW, Ill. Tuesday, 22d October, 1914.
GENTLEMEN The Circuit Court of this
county commenced its session at Carthage
yesterday.-The charge Of Judge Thomas is
highly spoken of, and the Grand Jury is en-
gagged in examining witnesses in relation TO
the murder of the SmiIhs.-Sharp and Viii
iiams made their appearance in Court, as per
treaty, and have been at large, awaiting the
action OF the Grand Jury. No further ar
rests have yet been made. Several subpe-
mas have been issued for witnesses, who did
not expect 10 be called on; one or two of
which have been served, and others avoided.
My opinion is that no indictments will be
found against any one-certainly notagainst
Sharp.
The rumor last night was, that one or two
hundred Mormons were encamped in the
woods, mile or two North of Carthage, and
that they are all armed, but for what purpose
nothing definite seems 10 be known.
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Particular Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing uno-r'es
firm of Huntley & Higgins is This day by Inatuai
consent dissolved.
All persons concerned are hereby noiinec ',l't
an immediate settlement and payment where due
is no, only granted but NEST and SHALL he had
The notes and accounts (when other notice Is rot
giveu) are in The hands Of J. g. Huniley, ct the
old Stand.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND.
J.B. HUNTLEf.
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Notice.
Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers ofIhe finn Of AiTres and Sever
ance, has teen this day dissolved Is mutual con-
sent.
The business viii be continued al the old stand
by jeremiah MyicS, with whom al notes aud dc
mands belonging 10 the firm are 70 he lef ttr ad-
irstinert. his desired that they should &c settled
without delay JEREMIAH MYRFS.
r. N SEVERANCE.
Middlebury, Oct. 3oth. 1914. z TT
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Tuesday, IL P. NJ.

The rumor Of the Mormon encampmeat
turns ont to be true. 1t is certain that l5S
TO 200 Mormons are encamped within few
miles of Carthase-but for what purpose is
as yet matter of conjecture. There is also
a company of Indians encamped few miles
off, who appear TO be there for no purpose
known or understood by the citizens.
There is much excitement manifested in
Carthage and here, in consequences; and
much fear that an outbreak will be the re-
suit. In the meantime the business of the
Court is progressing with its usual quiet.
If any thing unusual occurs, you shall
be informed.
Wednesday, P. NJ.
Two gentlemen, who went out to ascertain
the fact in relation TO the Mormon encamp-
ment, have returned TO Carthage, and report
that they went into the encampment, and
inquired the object, but conld get no satisfac-
tory answer They saw no arms; but are
fully ofthe opinion that they have arms con-
cealed in their wagons G.
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CON So MpTTON
AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
TIE Question .SettLed.

Among the multitude OF medicines and
'cure-alls' which are daily pa lmrd of upon the
unsuspccting, people so often get 6isappoii ted
that they hardly know what to believe when
a really inva luab medicine Is rst intr oduced
into the community.
The medicine which we now bring before
the public is a compo und not invented i'll
day, but the maturing of years of reflection on
all diseases w hich have tendency towards
Complaints of the lungs. chest
and liver, seem to arise fiom our varia BILE eli
mate, most dangerous to ihe invalid, and those
OF naturally weak constitutions.
DR.. LABOR'S VEGETABLE LUNG
WORT
is of the most extraordinary nature in its OPP
craIions upon the system. |, takes hold oil the
complaint at en- e, and no matter how long
the pulmonary or cOnsumpiive patient has been
suffering, ifthe condition of the lungs are such
as not TO be absolutely incurablG, the Lurg-
wort viii eradicate every symptom of disease
from tho body, restoring one as it were again
10 life. For this reason, people who have pull
monaly complaints should Carefully select
that remedy AT FIRST which will cure if there
can be cure. Tn; Luugwort viii do this. if
health is 10 be restored and the proprietor
hesitat rs rot to say il is the safest medicine in
tho world for those troubled with COUGHS and
cOtuS, OTOHChutS, UHNOP"S COHSt, u gHt
s,ceats, asthma, bleeding attke lungs, Cypress
ion on the chest, difficulty Of breathing, qfec-
tions Of the Hrer, and pulmonary complaints o.
erery kind.
We heve not rom to publish The numerous
certificates of cures, but all are referred TO a
medical pamphlet 10 be had gratis of any Of the
Agents.
2S;iv c. ]. ROOSEVELT,
Sole Proprietor,
81 Broadway, Albanu.
w. P Russell, Middlebury,
F. HUNTrNGToN, Vergennes,
G. w. PARMELEE, Bristol
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NETWORK GRAND ACTION
...t., PIANO FORTES. .t


WIN. PEAsE late from New York, respectfully
announces to the Musical World and the public
in general, thai he is receiving splendid assert
menl of the celebrated Grand Action Piano Fories
(of Case wood and Mahogany constructed on the
most approvedprincipleS, with all the modern i'm
provements and unequalled in briiliancy of To-e,
finess of Touch, and perlectness of Mechanism,
and warranted to endure the extremes OF climate
in This Country OldPianos taken in exchange.
Piano Fortes runed.
Piano Forte ware room, w. Poultney nearly
opposite the Academy. - .r...
N.B. The above instruments have received
First Premiums (Gold Medals atthe American
and Mechanics Institutes, New York, for the BEST
ToNE, Touch & FINISH, and the subscriber can
refer persons to several gentlemen who have pur-
chased of him during the last five years. The
above instruments will be sold as low as can be
purchased in New York, thereby saving expense
Of transportation, and warranted for year %
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Cashmeres, sc

= Salisbury, Oct. 10Th, 1874.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-13

N. B. All the Modem operas now performe
in New York are taught BY the subsciber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

NlurIUWAY LAND FOR SALE-llavIng determined /,
fresh country, offer NJ private SALE my Tract
OF Land on N,oway River, in Nooway county, containing
wards thousand of fertile land this
~ Tract o Land has been in Of gradual improve
,neut last fifteen lis susceptibility Of Improvement
nv MASTER and been satisfactorily proven Two
hundred this Land in original f"rrsone hundred aud
nly acres crown ~, f, ,c,es 80 N, sas ~ sow ne
rqa cn,s River The improvements good and
convenient consisting OF two story dwelling oisc with
rooms out houses and good order
The situation is healthy as any holloway, aud the neigh
borIood is not surpassed by any in Virginia
Attached IL tins Land GTist and Flour Mill, with vaua
bic custom No"way River, which is failing
This Trac Land viii lc sold with without Mill.
rcr>on wishing invest money in Land would do we'll
anime this rrlc II is seldom Tract of Land possessing its
advantages is offered for SALE have young Orchard Of
Apple rrac and Plum Trees selected from Prince Sncas
Nurseries will sr This Land low and nj accommodating
paymen will take in payment young Negroes valuation.
JOHN l.. MORGAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

/,ONcORu ACADEMY The Session of this Institution
viii CONNIE nee Of FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last June, s4 The course OF INSTRUCTION" comprising t
and sciences extensive that OF Academy
in the Union. ,,; ,1,;a,,d
fuel $780, payable in advance. .,,..;..,,,. 49,,
Parents and guardians, who may wish TO place Their sons ana
I. nj Ills Seminary requested To direct their tcrs y
Concord Academy Caroline county, Va addressed to e SUD
scrlber. . - ~ Tnars, ~ ,,r
of Virginia; DR. E. Scott Speaker OF the srae
q w Coach ESQ., Richmond; William Gibbons, ESQ New
Isrsev Cal horircai Cooke Posmont Robert e. Stanafd
Esq Richmond; Gen. james w Pegram.- do; Col Wihmm Il
Johnson Petcrsbnre Joel IIoleman ESQ., Isle oil wight WIN
Tay Esu r. NJ. T. Hunter Esl Essex; Juh,c
lain T. Mason Southampton Hon. William Rlves, washing
TOM GEN Bayly Accomac; Rev. ~ H. Cobbs Cincinnati olo.
Gentlemcn who had, who present have sons OF
warus nshioeiS ~ ~ Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09
~ THOMAS RlTCHlE 4 SONS.
-. If the Richmond EnqulfeI. ;.

ltrh tarss tunes .oss. aarias 81, -, @
,l. Esqars t,ree week dsriHs the ress " s"s yea'
-. St..t u. asSaratrns or SUBSCRIPTION.
n' aud Three Dollars tor si1 m1 '
,~Flve Dollars P - tse ocs, RENTED by mai' posi-
,,ybc Il! nnuu at the end OF the year GOOD and
qa; 81 ~ office may NC % s5i,or the postage Of all
,ylahc Raas n%ie THE postage Q, If
sscaice, "i az, nsys business which ope'a'eSa
upon Ed'Sf IL raw for nine papers annually
ria ..rsts. rr.vs OF ADVERTISING. far
ei,.Irrn lines, oress ,hfS''aSs''''"' =
cn,inuauee 30 cents be accompanied with the advance
Orders ~, tencGS,i IL insure I'm ~ ,nnum
,,, satisfactory ne amount" wv 7.
rothcse whose per cent aud I" $50 OF na
dcna, M WV earnest solicitation OF mhrr nj yearly
W determ"t narher unnecessary TO say any ho,e
iefS' sayan,ases likely 10 rs - an, nn,rr in the
lyoi o he .,tfssre crcslaon ot nu' ram, i.irr
sale dealer from m Ina, an annual adverlisemen. ,s,,
~ " vi, appear ercs paper @ n;,ra however, 10 the
paper, Such M general to s'nc' asa The
s' they uu y Of changing ,heir adver
sua'eb"' inry ,I please without any
'''F"'' 7aefaaSHss are t'' 'e'N' weekly !; SEC
For square 40
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the parry rsatcn oftle Postmaster ~ 'ne iai has
~ hey wi'n ease be onilzss has proved hereto
a,ine-Ve must, therefore MSS. III ~,
t'' cstthcu Oy l"' ""'''
stta 81 shall hereafter be consueeu s
AZ ,,,nrr and for years pGb'ieal"n 80 hor,.
and u ~ shorr lime aud paid for IN advance II" ~
zine when ordered. 80, ,b- order of any and un-
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by COPY al th's may he
1t ,,mes Of all subscribers whose an''! ~ an onrn
.he uublisher and who may remain h" ~, ID, r.i
' -, h md ot two years from the "e W." ~ nc,brrs
2yWrnt was sue ~ N, EGitorid! Conre"it"H ~ 20
-. are the results on x;..;.;a
M, M. b,,t.r experience ri TIE i"ili, ,"'i ,s9s
~ . a'h,,l n; r.ramCnd, on tue 'in ~
u. W, - - r,iors wt detet'h-H'oap'"e i"' -.
~ ~. ,n,,,nl snJcur own inter- s'Scdni'c' 81" 80
o! TUE of tEe anirrican presses W
bit ,i:t custom If Cas- PGgmea \" CLASS oi e ~
ih' lhe an abuse tie Great System, ti', the
"Si " r,- sr.nt difficulty consists IN me uisitoh i
he"sl =, tho eihrr Notwithstanding the tes"'tohs Z" inc
we have been induced 10 continue 'c'a
ON the Book. who IN arrears To inis once
, our The name 81 every SUBSCRIBER "'o
III positively he stricken "t from oui ~"
=, -. ro,r;nr nc-menf of oar neal volume - -
p,,,.G That recommended 10 the tdN"ts VI w"
- ,bo rout lie Commonwealth, Ia publish III lie httu OF
their rates advertising, and that ey S'teiy au
r Ia se same: and that these prices be Always SUCH, as ~
az, = fair compensation for the labor pr;ioIlned
s''e" '" F Resolution o: ne Editorial C0reearoE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

DANK OF VIRGlNlA-Thc General Meeting of the Stock
ID holders Bank of Virginia will he held their Banking
House the Of Richmond, the second Monday ist Of
by of the I eslature, passed a March
l62 provided That officer Director of Bank shall
hereafter for stakeholder In cleo ion of Di
Officers of Bank, shalt proxy r valid which
shall have been executed sixty days before the time Of cleo
ton' IL is also provided by The act "Iha no President
Director Of any Savings Bank General Agent o Manu-
featuring Mining Company shall be hereafter cebe rs d.
rector of any Bank SAML. MARX, Cashier
power for voting by proxy any meeting OF Stock
hodes
Ksow ALL Mrs PREsESTs, That -- hereby
anpnint be Substitute and Proxy for and IN -
and behalf Ia vote NJ election o Director or Drc'
the Bank of Virginia: And iurmntc Ia represent
nj all meetings Stockholders of said Bank, and
aud behalf vote respecting the enactin., repeating or
amending such l Laws Ordinances Regulations rs may lt
necessary aud for the and
naeenent al said Bank, fully might could were
personally present
Witness - hand aud seal this - day Of -, Isl.
--, IsIAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

YARNS FOR SALE-The subscriber anhosed to dispose
ncthr Farm of Mr. f. A. ocket lying in the county of Ches
erGd ahon, iG miles from The city OF Richmond This tract con-
7C6 acres well tmbeed wen enclosed, ana IN e""a
heart The d cling house, bars stables &c. are All IN prr!
good order. There the premises an excellent saw MIL
and Girls, Mill which needs repair owing to Inc PAD
ah az The the property l. offered for s. 600
One upon the Upper James river l. IN TIE
grounds of the finest quality The highland in The highest
state vation little inferior to the low grounds
Buildings &c new and complete. TEnMs-S3i,OnO Si5,Wo
W., - 49,, 80. - - La t.J ARMY TO c. r. BOLTS.
o" - ~. ' - ~ ~ $3.50 - Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

DOR RENT OR EAsE-The snhss,ssr oilers Tor ren. or
man nf SOM capital who acquainted with te business OF
merchandising would WELL To such an ONE the subscriber
H. cou,su,y navgabe water being nin aoonl Two miles
The river Maapcn the merchant great aey IN rams
pense Its saton asn the county seat oens
within the precincts Tavern and Court house affords many
and the community on pub OK ca
sons IL also in the of the county ana popnous neg
bohoo amidst active, enterpIisin. anu prosperous peoe
generally punrtual and responsible men.
The house is new but undergo come few REPAIRS and he
painted new Granay will also DC e'e anu 'e"''" WIN
the Store House ,. ;,.
.a Dwelling House. ALSO built within the last year, with
four rooms suitable for small family, may be HAD oil lie SUD
scriier. :, -.
ANY letter addressed to him. King William VIII
s pop' ' ' w. N. GREGORY.
NJ. Ga-9awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

SToCk AT AuCTloN-Win be sold on MONDAY, the 18th
~ instant At O'Clock In the evening the Exchange Hotel
The folio" Stocks belonging the Estate of Alexander Bal
main, decrased
So shares of the Rank or Virginia,
Is Farmers Bank Of Virginia,
In lots 10 suit purchasers. Terms-Cash.
JOHN BRUCE, ! p.,,ox,
ROBT. TAYLOR, executors
JAMES II. LYNCH, Auciioneer.
Jan. 7l-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue OF n Deed Of
Trust executed by John Christian Truslees for
tain purposes therein described which deed bears the
eh day Of june ss and is of record
C County we shall proceed the eth day of February next
The Beacon Office News ROOMS the Borough of Norfolk
SELL |" The highest bidder for cash. Tract Of Land lying in the
said county of Charles city called NEW WESrBURf supposed
contain from 200 10 acres and situated between Bck
ley and Shirley This understood be valuable
the title ndspuale; but acting Trustees shall convey
only such title rs is vested In by the said deed.
JOHN A. MACKINDER. ).r.,.,
K. McCANDISH, i'us'ees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.


n Monday, 18th day Of January, will expose sale
" hehS; bidder, The Premises that beautiful farm aud
reside nee called BELGRADE, the property Of the late Edward
o Friend urirhorhood of the Coal Mines THIS
Of the residences Chesc field. The
tans about four hundred acres with an ample supply of wood
for fire rncns-the land originally good, has
improved by the of clover aud plaster. Much of this
land adapted the grow of herds grass aud timothy
produced Them successfully for The dwell
house perfect order containing eight rponls all the
for the accommodation of large family Of negroes
well Is stock If all kinds are in good order.
viii sell ie farm upon credit of one twn lree fur and
Yeas. retaining The TIE until the purchase money paid
requiring also additional security until portion Of the purchase
money pad- bonds - carry interest from their date and
the interest paid annually.
The widow Of The late Edward o. Friend has her dover
this properly, bu, she i'll join in the deed The
Ny Authority sell is derived from will Of f.
FREUD For particular inform on, persons d-sirous
al cha>ing invited Ia cal Mr.. Joseph
lal, Who " III take pleasure in shown the farm.
l.. VI. BURFOOT,
Executor IF +. o. Friend.
ADDITIONAL.
will sell NJ the time another adjoining Be:rave
containing acres nearly all noo4S, aud lying very
James River THIS aud offers great inducements persons
" Ishing . engage in the wood business. !. NJ. U.
Jani 12-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

cEAFORD FEMALE SEAINARY.-Mrs. Eliza a. Tod Will
continue Sexual for the ensuing iei) at seiinfd
he father, Mathews county. Airs. L. VIII be
aided necessary by competent assistant and her course oil
will embrace branches Of thorough AMI ac-
c"nnisc English educa,ion together with instructions in
French and Mus Parents who conle their daughters To HE
,. of Mrs T. may assured of her aiTec'iunate and
nremn. cndeayors for their moral and religious, as well rs
Their mena Improvement. she dec The education OF females,
n their proper and training object OF paramount
mnorance pans shall be- spared her part faithfully TO
n. rf,r,n the dulles Ot so responsible an Office.
rhe scholastic cf ten months will commence the i
uorday in January and eiuse The last of ecembr There WIN
he vacation month"; tAugm and September, comprising
,r, .ckly season IN the lower country.
TrRMs- Hnard SS; Tuition, $40; payable quarterly, IN ad
vance Bedding, tights and fuel, $40; French $40 mn S'
reference the ioo.m sentienon Drw
of William Mary CcIcrr, Va; President Camplel OF -ta
~ ~. ,,,s,s If necessary. ELIZA A. ROD.
Dec 30 'o--f'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

IIIVlpEND-The President and Directors Of the Farmers
RINK r Virginia declared dividend at three per &c
The Profits Of the Institution for the last six months, subject
eaucon OF quarter OF per cent bonus 10 The State
:. &. BLAIR, Cashier.
1J-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

y,iytpEND-1'h- Bauk Of Virginia has declared DIVIDEND
out Of the profits the last SIX months OF y yer cent ON rs
, s,tec to the nf cert TO the Commonwealth
N"' vac ~ go s. MARX Cashier.
-, 12- 2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

xXTASIIINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA, Vs.-lhiS ln.iiu-
w lion will he e-opened for tho reception of pupils MON
DAY tile January 1914. II Is located III pleasant and
by in which good boad m1y e obtained in
loIy r.p. table families dollars month Tie
his hest efforts 10 further Tie mo-
raj as wei a. intellectual Improvement Of such pupils rs may
be entrusted To hi charge
TrKa.-For Eusls, Branches including Mathematics, Nau-
raj Philosophy Chemistry, Astronomy, aud instruction IN The use
Of the Globes Sc (nr The Languages including Creek La
tin and Freuch, SIS. A. Il. A. CoLEalhN.
Ref,rencrs may had following gentlemen: Jonathan
Smith Petersburg; J. A. Sprnccr DR. Wm H. Robertson; VIM
ht a "a C6-w5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09
FGrrT TRIBES FOR GAI.E..

I.ITT TKEES FOR .NT.t..
'khE StSe7c- h'~ 81 Smug Fam, iaile from the CITY,
several choc- sints oi Apple, Fear Cherry, Plum, and
Apricot jeS, itom twenty thirty thousand Peach
Trees If tie mo- approved kni such take the lead in the
"cH lok and NeS Jersey markets, which he viii sell
s"ar ttnS These Trees fine aud vigorous ,Gualled
by any IN the Northern Nurseries
my information desired IN regard planting rearing of
liz lfr->, VIII be readily gwen. wa. l. GRlEVE.
tc.. u Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

LANES A. PATTERSON, COMMISSIONS MIRcHsar, hieAm0no
j Ya-Wi give prompt attention to sales of all KINDS "' rso
ce and Merchandise consigned to his care Store on Cdy
street, p a 1s "'N'- 47-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters
which rsiord very highly by those who have used them and
they certainly very strong As 10 the virtues these waters
there might he much said and hundreds OF certificates might be
produced, but the subscriber deems II unnecessary.
June lift FRANCIS A. WILSON.