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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
DOCTOR MORRISON.

NQRIH RIVER DsipENsARY, 2o41 fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison be consulted confdentiay
all Diseases which he without mercury or Ie-
:trant ~ Diet or purus and particularly
nate Structures yield to Dr. Ms and
without pain
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train Of evils resulting dc
structve habit m YOUTH inducing emissions and u
mate mpotency; are radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological
stating ITS original vgor perfect cure no
charge.
B-Wih one ex ,eption DIR. nj. is the only qualified ad
vertisioR surgeon the city See his diplomas his Office
letters post paid and containing fec, will medicine
and advice, to any part Of the Uuon.
Once 20lk Fulton near Greenwich fz7 lmSm
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FROM LONDON,
To THE L.AMAA

wi ANNOUNCE tothose ladies requiring the aid Of Midwife
New York Mn ks Ieasysa hoFoush msdSs.
ia Hospital to which she attached Midwife
Tor years. successfully engaged assistant and
princpal in thousand Of childbirth Mrs M
with high !e.moIss and certificates q
which all things open FOR inspection ssidence saI'
sou .trert. DOOR rom Tsarls di3 m~p
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDR ODE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES Gamble otained by gentlemen or
families who are dcsrous Of converting their left of year
ing apparel into cash. 49,
families ana gentlemen quitting the city, changing
much 70 their 70 send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
j LEVENSTYN,
=, 466 Broadway. MP stairs.
prompt attention. m2i i'm ,ds re-
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THE INVISIBLE PAINTINGS,
Or GENTLEMENS' REAL HEADS OF HAIR. bsna
~ he aest and grsate O

And the Subscriber happy being the first Introduce hm
here They display forehead and temples height
point making before attained They
singy equally buted as to appear just
ing from the skin They III the head BY mechanical
tr,vance entirely new They put in moment They
Immediately the countensnss and a.
he Of fact alone 10 worthy Of
treat southern gentlemen BY being composed
arrangement, and they made new net; they never
and scap, and private room to fit them in Prices from
IS to SIS.
f. Phalon respectfully invites all weaers to examine his
stock Of Wigs and scaps before COPY
the address f. PHALON.
m22 im.ec 2A Broadway opposite 81. Paul's Church.
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SALAMANCA IRON SAFE WAREHOUSE.
sobctber having purchased the patent right. 70, the
city and state Of New York, make and iel Wilders
Salamander Fire Proof Safe has commenced the
ng o. these valuable PROPERTY preseryers his Iron Safe
Warehouse 1879 Water where orders will he received
make At short notice any desigu not hand with
Chubbs Patent The deecto Locks Dampness the only ob
lection raised apaiast them been entirely
now renders them perfect article they having failed
the contents unnjard by fire, though
posed heat where other Safes and been
t0tay destroyed bv the fires Beware of countere
other makers (which evidence Of their
i'm tetng them, violation of the law rendering the
purchasers also liable a law suit.
Those wishing purchase Scotts Asbestu Gayors Dou
be Delano'. PATENT aud Others be furnished with good
second hand less than half Of first they
ing bean taken for Wilders genuine saaman-
Also maoa saamander Safes for sale low, at the
m2s awd&wnc New York.
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

3o4 PEARL STREET, LATE '08 BEEKMAN
TIL well known for CHI apnss durability
Of bis work dees TO INFORM his patrons, and the public
mat ne Is now to su the economical tendency ofthe
maxi ug OF the best quality
pc, cent from former prices, and less is believed by 20 per
h9uSe, IN this CITY In order th. gentlemen understand
mItied TO their consde aton with goods
shall be OF tn st rate quality and the fit
superior West Of Engan Cloth Goats to l6
Fans Of blacA or douele-miiled Cashmere to
Vests OF Silk. Satin &c To a
Making and Trimming in the best STYLE the following
ants ana vests ~ TX
ms I'm IN
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LEECHES

LEECHES!
LEECHES LEECIIES ~!
Ok n0n SWEDISH and German Lecchcs inst received
NC,OOO per ship Howard from Hsmbnrrh '' ''e"
Also Jqst rom Maeiles small lot smyrna Lecchs
q. A. Il II. WHITE
~ imsm importers Of Leeches. Pearl
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MEDICAL.
THE MOST COMMON SAYING

MEDICAL.
THE MOST COMMON SAYING
,hs:
d. swAYrEs CsM-
cn revsD fe sysyf 90 Dozen w ofony
s eSrs s1 tho S" cure so o M o iss~S Dis
.%pos IHss' B SSsaf SSsi
HEAR s?sPSs &. Ssssl gsiss ss
impaired constitution from any
cause and TO prevent persons
w IRON CHM. 's' III: m ,siS De-
has not its
And when TOO much calos quinse ha. been used hi:
me bsy the medicine
ing s: ssS &
% been psns this sp si s Gs c S
Sv Reference
fi5S q is:
y sS I Il ssy
Ss:..J Yo sf E. %s:. q; s
corner Of Mnstta James Hneson Grand At pear atm vii
B.n.%s ss
M P h.Tf Sf s street ss. and = Issnns
B;ssssys; cis;f' Soa'soatiy st. jersey CITY
FOR THE Removal AND PERMANENT "a q; CURE
IMPURE RI. ST. STATE TE; OF, OF THE sHs BLOOD
NAMELY;
scRorvLA. KINGS EVIL, RHEUMArIsM OBSTINATE curA
NEoys ERUrrIoNs, OR PvsTULEs ON THE FACE.
BLorcHEs, BILEs. CHRONIC SORE EYES, RING WORM
TErrER, scALD HEAD. ENHANCEMENT OF
JOINTS STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYpHILIric SYMPTOM, scIATIcA OR LuM-
BAGo, and diseases arising from an in
judicious Of Mercury, Ascitics.
orDropsyexposure or imprudence,
in life. Also, Chronic Constitu-
tional Disorders will be re-
moved by this preparation.
The attention of the reader is respectfully called to the o
fore made by the this nvalua lie medicine daily
tors hse svi sSsmseyes Of the opportunity Of saving
Of sat they are made e means Of
49,, EL. IA El.,,e Dee T. Ls.s
benefit have received from yoar sai.rpari. for
is|
that was unable myself u bed and ny ring.
ns t,f n.
readily
nd like
s II nsys Sa
healed it j: in very favorable state and believe it will be the
may all find relief which alone give TIE wish Of
their and your frield. EUNlCE WOODRUFF.
am of Ennce Woodruff have been brought up by
her and know what she be true for have had all the
THERESA DENTON.
we'll ssa"a1,e9, a, with N:, 1.T
witnessed the surprising effect by it.
MOSES M. CRANE.
Cd BALr,MonE. Feb. 9TH, lsas
of Sarsspara since its introduction uto this CITY, 1t gives
pleasure have fouad mymoyt
expectations believe 1t to be Inc best al that val
With much 50 ;iis;' %EE fEFi MD.
and .9d wholesale and ,s,s and s.porss,iSa
$sia al:e ssnd:, S5ssEi:.' No. is Ssi,es $;
P-ic. 81 PER Sottle~siI bottles for s, ri iia..c
.s1 Pf FtEANY RS1SsSIs J5.
and Consumption SEEM 70 vanish under is use in recent
SR VAN wy be i1d HsEsT + 81 psi S9
PILLS from Gemany-They remove aud prevent those OBJ
structons single married females and will in all
wAKDs -kEtIET AyrE HAIR OIISi Rsr beSI .......u,
baduess will The hair gradually dark and make grow
cent SUT Fl bSs ONT
MENT certain cure for all scofuous eruptons itch chap
red hands. salt heum te,te scad head
IN children, sore eyes, and cracked lips Price 80 cents
HERCULANEUM PILLs-They seem to have but one
universal action, that search disease and
where seated how long it has existed whether b.
abcess preyng the lungs heart liver Spleen
stomach or ulcer or cancer upon the trunk or limbs Price
An the above for sale e. NJ. Guions Bowery corner
Grand street; f28 3m*ec
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STATE Of ssIs .t G "a
ss~'s Sai"0 Thu S d1S s:ss the '::a'a
"a. sss::sa ): ss: 81: Z;
the ds.dspsss Of th, SUIT . And
b: or s M asat &c
true copy from Minutes of said cosrISx wv,1 c,,t
March the 9TH. Is4l. ma2 sw evy dy re
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
Of Wearing Apparel into cash, can obtain for the same tia
.%; and city e. sssv % IN"
much advantage send for the subscIbs who will
attend them at ''s' residence
line through the Post Office otherwise viii receive
p'cc%l Clothing a s'esned and repaired. No lm.rc
TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIR 9 Z XIV s 4 4 &; March. 1874.
THOMAS ROBERTS co Of ssa BIoae&wsy, Druggist.
Life - F E: INF PEss
S ss N.:s q Mi t9SE o%t Sss ss
s 81 R fs, he s''s New England
:s CT s:ss s s:s: noun;
y
esE1S D,oISsI Brown
Ct fer ssS y
SsT
will their orders and other business promptly aende ID
Ali formerly due to George Roberts, Of 200 Ire
mont street. but by the chancery
suit will BE- received by Mfs.T Smith sows a. our
ribs az 800 Broadway
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO.
| CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE create discovery medical science is that Of M NJ
aly received opinion the Of ncurable stey
Except indeed in OF maormson which ar
extremely The nvara BILE and universal success Of ms
Elixir Cordial instance, OF producing that stae Of
Who for year.. riSed IN has fully establish
ed tbs fact what usually termed parrenne,s durable BY
the u,e of the Provocative Elixir Cordial 1t infalabe
in .enural uor abus. debility. ncontnence and
The various train OF complaints as,ng from excess Illness
daon The fame this wonderful Elixir Cordial well e.
tabshed OF than fifty thousand bottles and pack
sufficient evidence OF its ana the esmaon IN
which IL held Ii pleasant and agreeable to the taste
The the only authorised agent Tor this coun
try :.
For The OF those rrsidng OF the city. the
gradients Composing the Elixir Cordial put PACKAGE
for transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
f xii o pa muss bs 81 bos directed
mel I'm D&w I'm Office l2s Liberty st.
70 RITISH SPEClFlC-Patropized Though England ant
ID France. for (}onorrh9a, Gleet &c &c:
without danger Of taking cold or suspension from busi
pleasant to the taste and Tree from injury conoini
neither antmony For sale BY H. Hart corne
Bowey 1884 Fulton street, Brooklyn and wholesale
Olcntt& McKesson, l27 Maiden lane. NJ Y. f2l lmer
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: s5VIOI I'd hAZAAK,
- Greenwich SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere
thanks to his friends and ihe public large for the lbe
support received he opened the above house.
by the strict merit thereof
The qualities Of his Ales, Wines Liquors and Cigars arr
too well know need comment.
Of Refreshments TO be had at all hour
until IL at night such -
Beef ss AKA. ro os; I'd Eggs. ssIdines
Fired KidRsy., Cold CoTd Beef. Coffee and Tea,
Dublin Brown-stout always draught.
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for shilling eve
ny day from three O'CLOCK
Families supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whsksy
snd city Papers Always the latest possible by thr
Steamers.
Good Rooms for Private Parties Clubs Meetings and Re
ferenccs. f23msec
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WILLIAM PETTET,
DR. PER ND TAIL
90 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
rs prepared furnish all who favor him with their
orders For the cheapness durability Of his work and
thirty he offers for their consideration the fol-
lowing list of prices:-
Superior Dress Goats, from $40 to is
Cashmere Pants to
Fancy Vests 2 tO3,75
. Z,JO
Persons furnishing their and trimming
in the the following - 81! i,
Goats from 80. Sc to 3
l LA
Naval and Military Uniform. made in the best style.
~ B-Clohing made far the southern and markets
with ard despatch
share OF the public patronage solicited. f20 1m*rc
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TO THE LADIES.

ng nULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical epFe Of Rro;psus ssi
:sdss s Ssetons res.aTy confidently r.
health having failed Of performing eue oven under
the most aggravated circumstancea
we'll .h, country ii. adopted to che entire d s .,
inHospat. OF London and Pcrs and Is universally re-
commended in Europe BY medical men Of the highest
eules q COLLEGES aaa H0spirss ssd by I'll the eminent
private practitioners. .
R0oa hAys toa furnished exclusively for ladies at No.
Veey street, entrance from the business 40
ss.rment, where lady >ttendance. 70 apply
Trusses aud Supporters 10 female patients mil lmtrc
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
INHE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the civ
who wish their goods manu- facured that thew are
prepared to manufacture description cthng From
their being accustomed 20 manufacture for the Southern and
RI markets Tor the last twelve thy feel confident
stock at short notice aud with entire satisfaciion T
MANN X McKiMM Is Carmins street.
- knickerbocker Stage. close to the store
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

OR. LEVETT, DENTIST. 260 Broadway, corner OF War
street calling the attention Of the public to the
that has attended his introduction 1885, Of
seng teeth the principle of atmospheric takes
these Of making known the superiority and
satisfactory which attended this scientific applica
ton when properly understood and mechanically carried out
~ Is impossible advertisement all its
rs therefore Dr. invies all those who interested
changing bad aud painful for good aud useful Of teeth
to Wltnes the his method Certificates
testimonials end recommendations from the very first Of
citizens well the opinion OF New York
seen at Dr. Levetts office $50 broadway, of Warren
street. f28 msrc
pEACH ORCHARD COAL-S5 per ton for broken, -gg
and large stove. Consumers best
Red Ash Coal the above price, we'll screened weighed by
welgher and delivered from the yard
Greenwich sts PETER CLINTON
Ae
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400 Ra, SALT aa,; AND FISH STORE.

SALT AND FISH STORE
A(M1 BBLS. HALIFAX No. SALMON. ;soo A.
HOV and Mackere 500 half do do d. A. i'vV NVs
100 bbs No | Mess Shad. u.s. "o no no.
80 halfb No. Saybrook Sbsd,
300 bills Cod and Scale FIsh;
40 d. No Gib'd Herring;
1900 boxes Scaled do
5000 lbs smoked Salmon;
300 kits Soused Salmon;
zoe do Sounds and Tongues;
1900 quintals Goldfish, suitable for shining.
1000 sacks Ashtons Salt;
800 bbls American Salt &C., &C.
AZ Tor sale in lots TO suit purchasers by
,,s, NELSON, WELLS &Co
81 Dey street.
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SHIRT MaNUF.ACTORY.
AND GENTLEMEN'8 FURNISHING STORE,
go MAIDEN Just received, the late,t and mos.
W approved French Shirts general assortment of
shirts Under Garments Hosiery, Crava Handkechefs TIC.
Shirts aud Under Garments made to order and repaired
short notice Also hand general assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, which will he sold at the following prices
viz
Over Goats. from ........ ...$G TO "a
sack dos. to
D.
Dress do $500. to IA
Vests 10
All made of the beat materials and cut in the modern .tye
Persons furnishing their materials depend
hay ing them made in the best manr.- the following
pri. -
Over Goats. made aud trimped..' ...ss to 900
Dress do do do to 10 90
Frock do do do ......... to 10 90
Vests and Pantaloous, ....$l so to rs
mrl lint
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TO THOSE WITHOUT .CHILDKEN-A
: CREATIVE ELIXIR. CORDIAL.

ID KITISH SPECIFlC.-Patropized through England and
ID F,ance certain for GonorTh9a, elect &c &C.,
without danger Of taking cold OF suspension from b9s
antmony For sale BY H. Hart corner met
Bowery aud 1874 Fulton street, Brooklyn and wholesale
Olcntt& McKesson, l27 Maiden lane N. y f2l Im'rc
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BNOHDWAY AOA1NSI The WOKLD.
NH noted thoroughare admitted to be the greatest
mart for the sale of rentemen's wearing apparel
United and the impression heretofore existed in
the minds ID purchasers Broadway
paw exorbtant price for article Of Dress fully
buted from the known reputation the charg
BY EDWANO tOX oprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
merchants and others Visiting this city avail themselves
outfit from extensive assortm"nt IF ready made
thing 'nuaciure from the best most
caIfed1oVnHyias Rite "a. Yaye; NyfsoI
twed and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed for the ap
preaching
Also of rich Chene Vev Brocade Vest.
ogs Fancy French Cloths Cassmer ny the late arrivals
from the celebrated manuiaeo Of Bioey Fills, and
made up order. and if required Few hours notic.
EDWARD FOX,
Eulton ms 3ms &c
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SPRI n G G . Q DIS.
WILLIAM II. JENNINGS e. CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
No 231 neutrality-suspicious. Hotel,
OPPOSITE The FOU STAIN,
RE in the receipt of large of New Goods for
"A Spring including French and lngli.h Cashmere,
styles, stripes pads Sc; rich SILK, Satin and Chally
Vestings direct from their Loadon and Paris Agency through
novelties Of the saving Of the importers profit
70 afford garments still lower prices than those which have
rected heretofore chief points gar
menf e. fret rate workmanship with style and character
milo
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T LECTURES ON PHRENOLO9Y-Or, the Laws OF
Il Mans Being Presented Applied the Discernment Of
Character to the Moral Training and
GJveument of Children their Intellectual Educ.-
ton 70 Improving The Memory to Mstrmony, Hereditary
Ev,,s aud their Remedy, by .. 3. Fowler At Clinton
hsl every Mpnday asd Wedn-ds. evening" in March and
AZ half every Fndsy evening
s osp VITA poubIs Seats the first ve lectures
rfoirss,onai hook.
New York, EvEsISos anu "AS a. i'i ~ s 10 ssIes
RExNvrIlNxS AND COLLECTING OFFICE-PETER
- va r. having again nj. old
the paiionsse Of IN b ksnt. Bills respectfully soicits
mi ims.c ~" r. AYMAk.
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SPRING FASHIONS,

SPRING FASHIONS,
-.r. AT THE OLD ESTABLISH MENT. s-r
Mara -in de Modes, % Canal street
s,. p ssasS ss. ;spssiy ,noi@
c% n sss
varied md elegant stock Of entire new styles
Mad @s date1s herself anriv.ed ia
ey Ss' them s: !. 'nas@
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEIVED At LYONS, 81 Ieha street, and
S aas spl Ss S
,ne Mnsr and cSsrs are .peea y avs.d to
;.,%ias he above me asi slsa5.., md best
tan, at ss Maiden Lane and 81 John street. ,,voS
given Immediately 7I-7 - r~If7I1'gU fl ms imsec
SHAWLs AND LONG SHAWLS.
. Three cases Fine Peri. made BrOehe shawl'
One DO DO ssaris' o. spri.g Color. and Patterns.
Two case. Printed Barge Shawl.
Two Two DO S M"a..siin : Dc s Gsqs
I dvs do DO Embr Sa Tibet Do sc.rf..
One do Barexs Scarf.
One case Silk shawls.
T T%o 80 80 S NJ sff...'
ss's; $s &C;
SQUARE India shaw!s and viii b .sd Gy by
m25 M.ec s3s Broadway.
v-GERMAN. LLNENS.-N
{. S.s:s &s:s Fl
S 8 sl1 s'sA' ; Is A' brown and ;s'
8, Ts. saa p...s; DO Napkins: DO 49, 90
sal. Fl e: finest quality 81 X for
mis- im-rc (. : .--.. 357h Broadway.
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McKFNNY's BLEACHING sALTS-Ioo Casks fresh
w itey landed; and regular supply Of quality equal Z
any IN market, always hand and for sale avorabl
sr,os he GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr.,
e,o -, Csdarsteet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
POLITICAL.
TO THE PEOPLE or GEORGIA..


The following letter commenced answer
10 an individual friend and was the first conception,
destined ony Tor hun; bat before it despatched,
became oi opiaion, om various elgeBce
hat many others, besides that friend deemed ex
psanatlon oil my course ard principles the Tariff
question to be incumbent me- felt surprise on dis
covering the existence and extent of this feeling, and
determined to meet Thy somewhat full response and
vind'ca,ion aad as the letter which had commenced,
appeared to se as convenient vehicle could adopt,
Il struck me rs admissible To the labor of recast
ing what had written into another form have SAID
thus much, ielioW-czens TO explain to you how was
led TO adopt form other than that OF direct address 10
yourselves. pray you read what have written IN a
spirit with which behooves greet ard free people to
scru!nze their own affairs, watch over their rights
and Interests and pass upon The conduct and opinions
oil their public servants When you shall have done
this, feel deeply assured, that however oi yoc
may al present dissent from my the Tariff none
Will consider them as being dscord with the prncl-
pies which baye always been known as holding, and
which have always heretofore characterized the States
Rights Wing party OF Georgia,
If ever there was time when Southern public man
should deal with the people openly, aressly OF conse
GusEces 10 himself, but anxousy for those that con.
the South through the long tract Of coming years,
the present is such In acting this conyc-
ton, trust may not he misunderstood by my Wing
friends. The fraterna instinct and affection Of nv
heart towards them, is strong and undimnshed and
earnestly deprecatr any arrangement from tben or
the slightest loo,ening Of the ties by which have
been 50 long and so cordially bound t1gsther.
With great respect, Your ellow-ct zen,
ABSALOM II. CHAPPELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
ATTENTION CAPITALISTS

THE FALMOUTH COTTON FACTORY Fol. SALE.-In
pursuance of resolution adop;ed late meeting of the
Stockholders Of the FALMOUTH MANUFACTURING ON
PAAf The undersigned, who appointed Committee for
the purpose ere? give notice. that the Falmouth Cotton Facia
VIII be Sold without the highest bidder Public
Auction, the 18th day of Jine il m il the fair
day SUNDAY e1cep,ed in front of the Factory the Town
Falmouth, the tulnwng Seven Thousand five hundred
dollars Of The purchase money 10 be paid cash, aud e balance
in three equal instruments ayah. two and three
with ntccs, each nS;alDsEt from the day o sac when
Session will bc given the purchasers the deferred
he secured by tSonar and lien the
sail Factory And if the purchaser fail Ia comply with The
OF sale, property viii b reod immediately and without
ther notice, nj lin" risk OF The purchaser.
la the sale Of hs property rare opportunity for speculation is
held ouI 10 Capitalists wr by sma investment realize
splendid fortune About Three period n cliFaorina
in business Of all kinds and especially t.-)
leased out for tenn Of three =" annual "f t:vo
thousand hundred AID fifty doa and Is believed tia;
the lessee >tandng the difficulty the times, has made
deal o The property fun and
full opcaon and reasonable 10 believe that in these
times, could br rcn,ed for mich higher But
The Stockholders themselves, and rather sell
than In the hands at private ind vid.l ComIa-
OF private individuals who will give
ton, il must be immensely valuable
10 Persons disposed % purchase can examine the property
apply the undersigned either o! thcm for particular
information before the day Of sale.
~ The cash payment al thousand five hundred dollars
intended 10 he applied the ymrn, of debt due 10 the
Bank for which longer accommodation doubt be had If
he purchaser desires il. J. w. FORD,
WIN. POLLOCK.
Il. c L. MoACURE.
Mau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
May IL

4 VALUABLE FARM ~ AMELIA FOR SALE.-By virtue
"A If deed executed the subscribers y Thomas T..
eter. and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office Of Amelia
for sale, privately valuable Farm which Thomas
lately resided, ctcrsvie known by the of Way
Oak, aud containing by recent l00 og o.
which original forest well timbcrcd and
land large portion of The land OF good quality,
produces fine crops Of tobacco" wheat and The
SUPERIOR consisting Of large
dwelling onse nearly with nine neatly painted
side and three pools. with turned pillars &C., a good
framed Kitchen. mouse, servants house aud carriage house
besides fo five cabins with brick chmnr;s every
other house necessary such farm
Imedia:e application be made. this farm be shi for
price with money Either Of the Undersigned Trustees
viii pleasure showing the Plantation,
puc II will he sold lots. entire
suit purchasers. TiLMON L.. JEIER,
JOHN 4. JErER, : Trustees.
J. W. e. WINGO,
M-rchI