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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
To:sl opposition Fo,e,
Watch gives a Loco majority OF

Watch gives Loco majority OF 1885
This Eaioriry may be increased 10 9 or
a.oo0--we doubt not i, will be-snd
which OF course is decisive, So far as the
State Election is concerned. That il settles
The question, however, as t" tina vote OF
Maine in the approaching Presidential con-
test, is not, TO US, qaiie 50 certain. la refer
ence 10 the past eleclioa, The Bosloa Atlas,
remarks as folIows
We haze reason 10 believe that BGITIsIi
Goto has been used, IN This country, in a
more direct way ihan the Distribution Of
tracts. A great effort viii be made, By
the agents Of bngIish Houses concerned ~
the expectation of goods to this couuiry, lc
deiea, tho election OF Mr. lCiay-lhinkine
that, by doing 50, they will ell, ct a repeaI
ofout present Tariff Tie following lei
ter, which we received from friend in
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
LETTER IRON MIR. CLAY

The annexed lcucr from Mr. Clay, was
read by Mr.. Clayton during his speech AT
the Wing Mass Meeting II, Lancaster, Pa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
LOCOFOCOISM AND ANNEX ALTON.

1<o>OA oSOIcM A4Nb hN. LA L lbN
The following extract is taken from the
prospectus of the lorofoco State paper {,
Mississippi the Southern Rcformer, published
al Jackson. Read il
I" In the discussion Of the Tariff and Tex
as questions, we shall enter with all our nbl-
ily. The annexation of Texas to the United
States rests sinGly and alone upon the action
Of the Democratic party. They alone viii
secure it. The letter Of Heory Clay admits
into that balance whichis to decide the qnes-
ton, the whole abolition vote OF the north
While abolitioni5is oppose annexation, we
shall find !ha, Henry Clay will never favor
it,"
Says the Richmond Enquirer, OF the 18th
of July;
az Teros be lost, wc must charge The fatal
result 10 the anti american course 81 Henry
Clay"
That's Locofocolsm for the South!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

.ae a,saei.s sft.i hen re Usrii'lr
t.a,rssash m atls sw' s1srniial -.
.s.c asrrf ud--ru een surfllrd g taAs
Pei tati portion a rel, Le.sfr-s rf,ss Hhici
asirasei8s d, naim ~ spsa Tho ncori,
3 'tchsod ihs, poii r. q itrui u Pro
r'rs " comnrua = n t1rfr nui'cr
.r4 tr ite e. ral affni.on RI ihosr whom
..tt i.fe -crlid n t.covinw in;a Ihe
0fi.fft Sac sttfu n &s i.-rsferss Will
rrtgu br stfrsfiou pfhe Tara
Fer ff C1-l4s S3blrtaar Davm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

ar have 10 hesitation in declaring TIL T
IANIS FAVOR OF THE INNEDIAIE
ASSEXATIOS OF TEXAS TO I'll r. U e.
MED STATES. ''-Jsmes X Polk TO the cit-
izen. OF Cincinnati, April 90, 1914.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

u,;no pcndinC the recon, election IN thai
e'.,e nili .hrow liule light on tins mat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
ron vicB PRESIDENT.

For Eiec'ors.
JEDEDfAH II. HARRIS,
JOHN PECK.
CALVIN TOW NSLtf,
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
BENJAMIN SWIFT,
TRASTUS FAIRBANKS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
Forest LEAVES As MANURE.

iIs well known that the leaves Of trees
make most valuable manure: bat they
are so light Of weight that il is rather irou-
bl.s"me gathering them. Mr.. cadmus,
Of Long leland. has given US his method
Of collecting them. which we think 10 the
best We have YET heard Of He takes a
common dung-fork, and shrinking il light
~ inn the swfaee soil. when moi frozen,
which the leaves cover. IL viii easily peel
from the subsoil from one TO three inches
deep. As IL isioosened in This way roll
il over on the leaves. and as soon as good
fork fIll is obtained, throw il into The wa
gon. The leaves and Top soil are thus
taken up quite rapidly, and the later
weight for weight, Tor many purposes, is
scarcely less valuable than the former.
They make one of the very best manures
for nurseries. orchards, and gardens.
Along their sides, and particularly in the
corners Offences, large quantities Of de-
eayed leaves aud ,ich soil may be found:
end we know Of nothing more valuable to
be mixed with manure in the barnyard,
or To make compost Of with lime, ashes.
charcoal-dus,, and other substance.
american .7grieuiinTist.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
What has Christianity Zone.

In every pagan country where il has
pre- a,lsd. Il has sbolished Idolsuy, with
lis sangu'naIy and polluted rites. ltsl.o
effected this mighty rev"lu'ion. tl.at the
sanctions of relig,on should no lonaer be
10 favor of the worst passions and pracu.
cts. but be directed sg'ins, them. Hhas
raised The standard ot mn,alny, and nv
tia, means even where ITS iull effects
h,ve not been suffered to display them.
sci es. has insenslbly improved the msn>
nets of every Christian Star. VIVA,
heather nations are, IN poin, Of morale.
is now vel known; aud tie information
on this subject, which Tor several wears
has been increasing. has put it ou, nI the
power Of ,n6dels Ia urge the superior
manners of China or Hiados an. |, ha.
sboi shed infan,ictde and human sacr,6.
ces. so prevslen, among ancien, and mo
dern he athe,s s; put an end to pol, gsmy
and divorce; and, by the insntn,.on OF
u arriage in an ind,ssoluble bend. has gi-
zen birth TO felicity and sanct,s IN the
domestic circle WHICH IL never beIoIe
knew. II has exalted the condinon and
character 81 women, and By that mesus
has humanE z, d msn. given tetin mtn,
aud delicscy 10 sncut, and created a
new snd rmpor,lnt affection in The hu-
man heart THE 1--we Of woman. fpurded
on esteem; III ELECTION generally un-
known 70 hralheus the must refined. II
his gwen a m,ldet character H. war, and
,au.ht modern nations 10 treat their ptiso
uers with humsn,tv. and 20 restore them
hv exchange To their re.pscuve countries.
II las laid The ba.is OF Jurisprudence
more jus, aud equas gwen civil rights +"
the governed. aud placed restraints on
absolute pow er; and crowned lie achieve
mrn,s with us charity. II sp't.l.. schools
and mrny other institutions. for the and
ol the age aud the poor. are almost ex-
clnsvely its own ere ,hon.; AID they a
oourd most where its Influence Is most
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

sall and one guanof cora zeal Onshis w.s
p urrd he c0nlrEis q the swill-psa. cod
he Whsle vas suffered 10 sts1d undissub-
sd for "a hours. shfn he prrcess xssrr-
pssled. wiih he exception of he ssIs-
and % every dsy. uniil the eask was filled
@iih mass Of wilied leaves, about six
quarts Of corn meal. potato peslings.
crumbs Of bread, &c. from The kilehrn;
al IN . stsie Of partial Fermentation. He
now ens0ms nesd ieedIag Il n he hogs,
and hey eat silh gresdiness, having 9th
sr food for his. They were svidemaly
- fond Of this Kind o. mush as sMynheef
vas II sour-krouf.
" he the hogs we're consuming the con-
tents u the fipl barrel. = second Mas IN
course Of being iiHed. and so alternately,
MI The stock u lrases were exhausted,
which was about four weeks.
This gentleman gave his opinion, thai
ne could not have prepared any other Kind
az food Cor his hog. known 20 him. 81
double The expense. that would have pro-
dueed results so beneficial. An increase
d appetite. improvement in their general
appearance, and letter heart, was The re-
sull Of this method.
The cabbages he thinks. were greatly
improved by plueking the redundant TO-
lisg,; and he intends 10 plant : large patch
Of csbbages the coming seasnn. mere ful-
lv IN test the advantages &c this kind of
food for hogs. We invBe him and OH
ers who may experiment in the business,
10 gise Us The results for publication.
Far. lub.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
CABBAGE As FOOD FOR HOGS.

A gentleman remarked in orr hearing a
rev days since, that cabbage was valu-
aoie lnod for hogs. The idea was new To
.'s' anu we inquired the manner. of feeding.
IN reply. he gave us the following as the
result oil his experience the las, summer.
having hne pa'ch Of plants and observing
inc b 'tlom leaves beginning To decay, he
dressed his farmer to procure waler.,ight
caak. and gather hnshel Of the lower
irsses from the cabbage plants and depo-
ste them in the barrel, with a haad ul of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

possfful Tie ssms sasss 70 lhis dsy
are rssslling IRON ia ineseaee N shs
hth'hsn eesptFies inss. ~hieh ne ssspsi
hs heea esrEiet by saissienariss ssnloss
Iron his sef a.lrr Chrslian sass. In
cone q hen idolasy bid b ca rsnaune-
Cd; inianis ard widoss. and seed PEE
sons. ~ho ~suid have been inRols.ed
90 her gods. o. shandoasd By Ihsir esu.
sliy. hsss brea preserved. sad sse ne.
'',hs LIVING N praise iis dssins soshar. a
they d % slis day." Haf,cn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
raffaS N lsnIl.-Ths following ne

COTTON IN NDIL-The following item
Of news. received blythe late. arrivals from
England, viii he in eres,ing TO some e
our readers;---Ths report Of The Bombay
Chamber of CONNIE rec, contained in the
Indian newspapers, shows. that the ex.
perimen,s in growing cotton have been,
on the whole, successful, A specimen Of
Nurma cotton was pronounced 10 be We
~ fine, soft, strong, long, and clear-co-
lored staple. which would compete with
the very best American short sample cot
ton. could il be produced in sufficient
quantity. Southern CAB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
. THE EDITORS or TIE r.yq crRgR.

CAMPBELL CouSTY, oh March l-it.
In yonr last paper you MAKE some inquiry respect ny
the movements and prospects OF the Democracy OF
Campbell. take pleasure IN informing yon, tina, we
determined - b.t.,e against The foe 50 long
have single shot remaining 10 the locker. Neve. have
| seen finer spirit amoncs, cur friends, and, from in
formation from all paris Of the county, feel safe IN
assuring YOU that We shall do q, least well, II not
thirteen votes OF elec,ing q cant:dates When
!. IS recolected that Campbell was bot recently one OF
the s;ronres, Wing counties IN ths reEipn, t2i1 ma
iortv in 500 be admitted even by our oppo-
nents that we have abundant cause 10 rejoce at the
prospects ahead. Amongst GU. most intelligent and
effc,ent friends. are several gentlemen vino votec for
General HARRISON - i-iO, under the impression, thai
the party with which hey then acted sincere IN rs
professions Of attachment; 10 The pies OF the States
Ritat Republican Scnool. lately hard OF them
~ r Ysncey, Erq J assai'ed by his former political
associates but he tgraed the tables upon them with De
cided fret he and all others MS position,
EASILY Ga, whenever attacked.
You enquire after Daniel. have The satisfaction Of
informing you, that NJ - abou; - commence the
with the spirit which should peryade the bosom Of
every Democrat At this c-iss. He vii address, the
people OF our couny next Monday, ard those Of IN
nerst on the Monday following lie has also consent,
q to rnn for the Senate, place of excellent
friend, Col Clay, Who has been compelled 10 CT ne on
account of the state Of his heslt1 Daniel, when IN
he vein for political speaking, las he always - When
that duty IS required of hun by his pary 10 one OF tue
most effective popular orators ever heard lie - re
spected too may say beloved, BY the people y" h9nt
regard 10 party; and nothing but the strongest pot'ea!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
VOICE Or THE DEMOCRACY.
CigELL COUNTY.


J; a meeting # the Democracy of CIbell county
helo az Inc coGr; house ia BartouTsv,e, on Monday
the 2osh OF February, 1874 Daniel Love called to
TIE Char, and Thonas Thornburg appointed Secreta-
~.
Alter which, Colonel Joseph j. Mansield addressed
'ne meeting; and IN few brief remarks explained the
object OF the meeting, and concluded 5y Offering The
following preamble and resolutions, which unanI-
mously adopted
Whereas, this Congressional district has been so d.
vced according TO recomme ndations OF pubic meet
ngs IN other counties Of the district, 10 give TO IA
nawaa, Caoe and Wayne, the selection OF one OF the
delegates to the Democratic Convention be he'd al
baltimore, on the fourth Monday of May next, for the
pafp"se OF Nominating candidates Tor the Office o! Pre-
sdent ana Wee President and. whereas, 1t has been
suggested that district convention, composed OF dele
gates from the said counties Of kauawha, Cabe and
Wayne, De held At Ba.bcufsville on the 18Th March
next Tor the purpose If appointing a delegate 10 the
sad Contention 4. Beltmofe, and fully concurrng IN
the PFopfety o. SAID Convention, and wishing 10 be
represented therein. %, therefore,
Resoire, lst, That Solomon Thornburg, Charles T.
Love, William {. Miller, d.. Benjlmn Brown, DR..
Stroller Yates Peter {. Burlington, William Hinci-
man, CT Joseph J. Mansfield, John Harmon, Captain
WA. Simmons, John Morris, Charles Conner, Daniel
Love, Colonel William Burlington, James II Brown,
Isaac AshwoTth, Geo W. Shelton, and rhos. Thorn.
burg be ard are hereby appointed dcl-ga.es II repre-
seat Is IN The Convention 10 assemble a; THIS place
the 25th March
2i That although prefer the nomination Of the
cd ticket Of lein al Martin Van Buren, for President,
and Rch'd VI johnson for V Pres dent, ye. we pledge
ourselves 10 support The nominee OF the Baltimore Con
yention
hesoieed, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Charm1n and Secretlry and forwarded
to the editors ot The Richmond Enquirer and kanaw-
Ia Republican, with reques. that they publish the
Re;0ired, That this meeting do row adjourn
DANIEL LOVE, Pres't.
THos TuoRNguRc, Sen
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j, LOCO FOCO
FOR TIE Eva TIRER.

7, tie NePuEIlrauS d P--E1f 7-"7'1'0'
/. IS understood lhst Rr9ub!e'n candidate Tor
seat IN the House Il Delegates, 's be nominated At
your next court Fgr tins purpose public meeting OF
he rs,ty mus, Be hed and hoped tha, iLere Will
he an a,.,t.nce This IS important, 10 give weight
10 he nomination rou may make Ba, my principal OBJ
sc n addressing you suggest the name Of man,
i.o f,o,, yaretv Of cause- al this time the mos,
,ra,able man in our pafty-Samuei { Anderson, ESQ
he l. unquestonsbly ne strongest man IN the county
IL ,e,sca,l ooncll!ty s deseTvedy gresths talents
80 ,o.,l vo-h place HIM in the front rank. He IS
idn,fed with lie Republican party. and has been for
several years Of is warmss AID abiest advocates
n ths State There IS other man IN Prince Edward
q bo can rival him these respects Bot beyond all
This. II ought to be considered that he has slready
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
IYinFree's majority

Resolutions were adopted pledging the exerions OF
the meeting The support OF The nominee and appoint
inr committee 10 wait Colonel Winitee. u inform
him Of his nomination. and request hs accelt i5ce OF
the same CYlone! w then came forward. arc, &C
cep,ins the nomination, declared hmse.; d moc'a'
and opposed TO The Federal measures Of the "h,gs-
which were by them repudlatet IN - ana 'o, but
nov most zeaolsly advocated. Holden Rnofes' Esq
lie Wing Elector is the candidate Of the Nh'g party
and addressed the people. He replied I. by the
talented Seldom, your city :ho ~ his eii'rt, has
added to himself fresh lautels When M'' ;. closed
ms remarks, rabd Wing exclaimed "S,f, We should
be proud never - see You here again ane' hessFs.
rtitors doubt not but tins senl.nsn: was iuly Tec
p-oca;ed by every wig % tie ground, who heard
Msssrs Rhodes and Seddon, and by none more lpliy
than Mr Rhodes. Seldom : Host N I'M sell, ard
The Democrats Of Chesterfield extend 'n TIER 'nanks
for the able vindcaon Of their Prioc,pes ana would
be proud 10 see HIN wheneyer he can find convenient
10 be with them. l> ,.>
Yours truly, LUZ foeo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
GARRETT Scorr, Sse'rg.
CAROLINE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION;


The Association met to-day, according 10 adjourn
ment The President having called the meeting TO or
der--on motion OF Mr.. f. w. Scott, the following reso-
Iutions unanimously adopted
l. RtSoired, Tina, il is the opinion Of this Assoca-
ton, that District Convention should be held a,
Tappahannock the Sd Monday in April, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates 10 the Baltimore Con
venton and they recommend the other counties OF
this District 10 send delegates 70 the same.
.. Reso,red, Tina, the Chair appoint 20 delegates to
represent TINS county in sid Convention.
And he.eupon the Char appointed the following
gentlemen: William Moncure, F. w. Scott, 5. G.
Scott. Geo Ftznugh, J. d Coleman, DAM Drjarnelt,
Joseph Fnppo, James VI. & Dickinson, Col. Ira White,
Col. John Washington, VIM Buckner, DR. b. T. Ia
laf-rro, Frederick Coleman. John B. Todd, Madison
H. Jones' John 3. SAMUEL, VIM. Kidd, John Anderson,
VIM a. Sanad=rs, Robert II. fiarrIson-and, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Samuel Scott, the Pesden. and Sscfe-
tariss added 10 the committee
8 Rssolrsd That this Association instruct its Com
ml;tee OF lavtaton 10 communicate with Nj K. NJ.
T Hunter, and invite him 10 address this Association
at our next April Court.
On motion the Chair appointed Messrs +. W. Scott,
4 r. Flippc. and Dr. t. L. Scott, committee TO wal;
upon Mr.. Hunter, and tender HIM. IN The name OF the
Association, public dinner; 10 be given when would
SUIT his CONFERENCE.-The reported that Mr. Hunter
ped the same, and Thursday the 18th day OF April
was fixed upon the diy for the dinner-and them on
notion the Chair appointed the following gentlemen as
Committee OF Arrangements Invitation, &c, tor the
dinner: d.. 3. W. Morris, Frederick w. Coleman,
james g. Thornton, James ID. Coleman, Samuel {.
Scott Dr. Thom1s l.. Scott, DR.. George Swami, Col
John Washington. George Tyler, Benjamin F Dick
iascn, Albert r. Fiippo, WIN. a. Moncure, Richard
hte, Col. james Dickinson, Philip Samuel, Vim. +.
Taylor, James J. Chapman.
On motion. 1t vas
Resoirsd That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond Enqu'reT. Petersburg Republican, and De-
mocra,ic Recorder OF Fredericksburg.
WN T. TAYLOR, President.
C,rIFrr Co.TAY.
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Milton v C., rrb. y. I.,,. ''E"'' 9i-w,d.
LYSANDER IloRi

LYSANDER HORD, JOHN H. TERRELL,
Franifost, ~. Bg.crd co.. H.
ITO NONRESIDENT OWNERS OF LAND IL KENTUCKY.
The undersigned Will Jointly undertake tie Agency
prosecution Of sus tor the Lands owned by
siden IN keGacs: and viii gire particular attention 20 The in
vesiir.on o CLAIMS Land the District apart the Off
soldiers The Virginia L.
Hoi, Attorney NJ Law reIeS Frankfort, Kentucky,
h has al al TINES the public Offices Of The stair ard J..
H. Terrell resides Ballard comfy Kentucky West Of the Ten
river, aud has extensive knowledge Of land
in ;ta, -cc ~rt
Any communication, addressed Ia either Of them pad,
will receive Immediate attention.
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,tnpr11.cr ,n srp.r,rn.N..s

N'iRE LUCK NJ StSs ifjS -
INEiIEN Nos Of Alexandra Lottery No. 9 dra%n 9Th March:
~ y - 10 81 l. - - 80 ) ~ &c e.
Ticket Nos 46 - Capital prize ci 81 600 sold aud paid
sight by SfRATTOE
Drawn. of Grand Consolidated Lottery No t. drawn ~; March:
- - 10 - III = y /
Ticket, Nos. 70 still another Prize Of 1890 sold ard
pad by sTRiTToN.
Drawing of Nononcali1 Letter., No To- drawn 9Th March:
;. - ri 20 ~ 60 - % - II.
Half Tickets Nos % - CO. and % - S. two Capitals in the
above, sold and paid b. STRiTrOS.
Packages certificates o packages and single Tickets
Lotteries, aud the y lucky numbers, ar sale
SrRA1roS'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

Eaconrage tic -asanffcfares NJ yous o'cn state.
r,-!lE FRANKLIN MANEFACTCEiSG COMPANY have on
good sIirrtnr fine and
letter, fold an. Tat cap pape', ruled and plain Also medium,
printing envelope aud wrapping Papers cf various the
lowest wholesale prices, Which they invite public attention.
assured ht quality and price, taer manufacture w bear
comparison the production any Northern Factory. They
prepared ofde for any description Of Paper tnai
market require. Merchants and dealers requested
call i Paper Mil and examine fer themselves.
Mlr-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

EYUS celebrated Racer and Stallion will stand the
" suing my Stables, in Louisa county, miles
South dollars the season,
be the October. lSfy dollars
fcai aad dollar the soom:o be paid when the
Is served
Ce,us selected England ~ P Corbin and
stood higher New Market than the
United States, with the exception OF Rowtun.
hy Nhaehune dam iamia by Goanna; Cerhce, by
Woodpecker; Irentau, Cuneonde by Blank; Cullen
GaaGer brother 10 Granhan Plene Ctsnu Arabian
Spanker. IN. POlNDEATER JR.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

ADEERTiSEMENT-A middle aged married gentleman, with
~ ort inrumbrare wishes procure residence III 2eiee
family within few miles Of Railroad leading from
Fredericksburg 10 Raleigh B-ng accustomed 10 teaching, he
would be willing devote the education of two or
three cun: ladies' including the Piano Forte Singing aud French
Language Having independent Of his ahnfs no c
cuniay remuneration would be desired participation IN me
comforts and society of wen conducted family being we
principal object Application. made Immediately. 10 a. D. 1
Post Office Washington city, d. e., Will receive attention.
March Is ys-I
a Richmond Wing viii please copy to the amount oil 81 and
charge this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

VALUABLE MANUFACTCIING PROPERTY FOR SALE:
VIII he sold highest bidder. on W EDNE>DAf, The
Isl Nav !-;i valuable perry The town Of Milton
No Carolina, belonging to the Nixon Manufacturing Compa-
ny, VIZ
The Cotton Building, aa all The Machinery
The building. which nearly
brick long ~ - FIRE; vide, four stories high,
and re>n. and costly -Hn stone foundation
materials ana IL covered VITA metal roof
Machinery made Me,sr Rogers, ketchGm and Gross
New jersey their hest style and On The most
modern plan, also nearly new, and IL excellent order II
consists Of
II CARD Picker- S?redcrs Drawing Ftanes Railroad
Heads ~ Frames containing 3.2 Warp Spindie Frames
conramn. ~ fin. Sues, onbr Reels spooine Frame,
Looms, Dressing Framc. Warpng Frame, Lathe ami
Tools with all the various ,ieerng Machinery aat
purienancrs necessary 10 operate the same
I'd and Mails and Cotton Gin. The GriSt Nl
wooden tuilnc "A feet long hv - wide three high.
excellent matrrias. II pair of fr
stones for VIII and pair Gou.u- stones, for cornVvh
machinery and apprt,enancs belonging To- large
nanllciurn. The il aGjouin. Grist Mi,
and constructed ter @o SANS. Both II The WIS have az
ceilent custom.
an those Mills W.: Cotton. and Nils and The
a, d ny water power belonging H. the CunPa
n.y. whc is teirtd 10 be equal any this section Of
3d. Some rw.sr fourteen BIItng suitable lots
aciel each, II! the families live IN whose members
employed IN the t,tahhm,n-ae.iy all of which have been
addition 10 which, Their. Is Su.i
cheney unccuprd ground rlous The premises which
10 : mahy such Eonses be- needed.
* presumed that would purchase such v7ul
property wi,hca; persona. ,yamnat"n. further dscp
deemed and the Directors Agent Of the
Company ~ times VIII; pleasure. shpw The PROPERTY
those who wish = purchase, or give any Information which
he required.
me entire property he sold on credi; o.; one TWO three
and use yearsgnl piymeni-agd hr hol- L. bear in
after from the day Of sale The title 10 The aboge
property u naqre-tioRablr
By Order of,.r Pfesilea; and Directors,
j y. agent VI. VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

NOTtCE.-Ihe subscriber wishes 10 rent or lease out ms
Houses in Amelia county, what called Eanes roaos
within of Cementown Mhs four miles below Pains
VILE forty five mes rom Richmond and ten miles from Amelia
Courthouse The Improvements all good and new There
Dwelling House with and passage below and
ahove-a House, for merchandising and all
"A respectable neishhorhood and
very good stand for business Any person wishing
lease would do we'll 10 call and see for lims.l
HENRY P. EANES.
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