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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-14
ECTION RMS.
TENNESSEE.

This State opens gloriously The Nashville Union
and Jonesboro' Sentinel publish returns from twenty
counties, which give Colonel Polk gain Of 1907,
compared with the vote of l843, when he was bea-
ten for Governor in the State $3.50. There are 70
counties in the State and proporionate gain in the
So counties remaining to be heard from, would give
Colonel Polk about 1900 in it.
From the Nashville Union.
The ELECTION IN TENNEssEE.-Thus far the re-
turns in better than we had explained. 1t will
be seen that we have made slight impression upon
Davidson, the boosted " Gibraltar Of Whigsin :"
Old Sumner has done her whole duty. So have Ro-
berson, Cannon, Hickman, Dickson, Rutherford, Sc
But most delighted with the great and glor-
Gus result in Maury-Governor Folks own county,
where he is best known.
From all the evidence before us, well salts
fled that Tennessee has cast her electoral votes for
Polk and Dallas.
A
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MAINE.

We copy the following from the Portland Aneri.
can OF the 18th instant, viz
FIRST GUN FROM MAINE!
The Star IN the East shines ,ciih increased Lastrsi
Portland has, for the first time, thrown her vote
for Democratic Candidate for President!
We have barely time to say that the returns come
in gloriously.
We have, for the first time given the vote of Port
land TO a Democratic Presidential candidate
We have gained every where, not only on the cleo
ton Of lS40, but also on that of last September.
Maine will be THE BANNER STATE
The Democracy Of this city full of enthusiasm,
and our Office rang last evening. until late hour,
with the cheers of ireemen.
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There is rumor that distinguished mem
Der Of the diplomatic corps. resident in Wash
inglon, has sustained pretty heavy loss by the
election of Col Polk He bet on Mr. Clay,
and it is said he holds up his hands in surprise,
and says he "can't understand how it is possible
for Mr.. Clay to be defeated" 1t is hard for the
aristocracy of Europe to comprehend the power
Of our Democracy Notwithstanding the many
lessons of the past
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HANDSOME Acr.-Mr. O'Sullivan the editor Of
the New York Morning News, (Dem.) did hand
some and gentlemanly act few days ago that merits
general appreciation. He had betted $3.50 against
beautiful saddle horse, upon some particular result
and won his wager. The horse was accordingly de-
livered to the winner. But he, hivng learned that
II was favorite with the wife Of the loser rode It 10
the house of the lady, and there assured her, that he
could not deprive her of her pet, and begged her ac-
ceptance Of the animal The offer thus graceful,
made, was graciousy accepted.
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TENNESSEE.

From the accounts which will be found in an
other column, il will be seen that Tennessee has
wheeled into the Democratic line.
The Nashville Union Extra came safely TO
hand last night and from the returns and gains
it contains, we are satisfied the State will go
precisely as the proprietor of the Union wrote
us month ago.
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some 22o0-the wings larger vote in the city than
in the whole county in August. But We have ir-
umphed by $50 majority The county Cook will
give democratic majority of l000 and Illinois has
given betse 5000 aud 10000 without doubt We
have the most cheering news from Michigan and In
diana.
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political journal out west charges that five ladie,
at one OF the recent elections dressed themselves I'D
In coats, panaoons, vests, hats, and sundry other
male habiliments and thus attired, proceeded to the
polls and voted the ticket Of the opposite party
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Beans AND HARp WNTER.--The Sangamo 0lli.
nois) Journal states that bears are coming down into
the north part Of Illinois from Wisconsin, and that
several have been killed in Winnebago county. This
movement of bears south il Is said, betokens CON.
ing hard winter
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KENTUCKY.

From the returns have received, we are indu-
ced to believe that Cay's majority in this State wall
be between 5000 aud 5000.
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A gold medal was awarded to the fair authoress
of the following beautiful Essay as the best prose
composition, by the Trustees of the Albany Female
Academy, at their last annual examination
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MARRIED,

On "Wednesday evening, the 9Th instant by he
Rev q. w. Samson, MIR JOHN WROE, 10 Mss
LUCY ANN DAVIS, all Of this city.
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della WARE.

DELAWARE.
The Wings have majority Of IT'S ip Newcastle
county and, almost beyond doubt, Delaware has
gone for Clay. His friends fought desperately under
idea that the Presidential contest was uncertain
and that, by putting this little State in his brooches
pocket they would kick the beam in his favor and
we are informed some Of them denied that PennsyI-
vania had cast her electoral vote Col Polk
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an THOSE THINGS WHICH ARR ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~ ussrY-ls sos-EssEsrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARrY.--Augustsa.
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ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
From n, .abuny .argw-Erira.
Carcsoo, Nov. &, 1914.
DrAs Sra Chicago has poIled an enormous vote !;
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AS FAR AS HEARD FRoN-MAJoRITIEs.

we nave neaTd from OUT SIX precincts IN DlcksOn
showing gain of 70 for Polk.
Wilson reported Wing gain) 22O
Williamson :" 20
CANNON COUNTY, Nov. G. 1874
Deer Sir: Folks majority is 465 F; last year 334--
showing an increase of 1870 IN favor OF democracy
Yours, respectfully,
OLD BEDFORD REDEEMED.
SHELRyuLLE, Nov. 5, 1874.
Dear Sir: We have carried Bedford by 20 ma jori-
ty. This is glory enough for ten years; Bedford
stands redeemed, regenerated, and dlsenthralled.-
Democratic gain since last year, l0l.
Postscript Returns are jus, in from Lawrence,
Marshall and Giles, showing a democratic gain Of
1874.
From the Jonesborough Seniinei-Ertra.
OLD WASHINGTON ERECT
The great presidential contest of 1874 is now over
and old Washington has nobly maintained her an
clent faith! Gov. Folks majority in ls43 was 2iS I;
IT runs up 10 344-a gain Of 96 votes.
We have no language to express the profound
pleasure we feel al this most gratifying result We
have no language to express, we repeat, thanks
to the democracy Of Washington county for the no.
BILE battle they have fought and won. To you, we
say, a thousand blessings be upon your bead
The returns are follous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06
STRATTON'S OFFICE.


LOOK OUT FOR THE PRlZcS!!
nRAWISG of Leesburg Academy, Class No. ), drawn 2tl
- January:
Whole Ticket Nos. IL "a Is, Capital sold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawing Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass drawn aC
60 10 II GO IL ~ 60 4 o3 IS 81.
Ticket Nos. 10 % 81, another Capital, sold and paid by
S'rkATroN.
Drawing Alexandria Lottery, Glass drawn al January:
- IS 9 60 II Is 10 81 ~ 65 IS.
Whole Ticket Nos 10 D 81 Capital Prize Of s 300 sold and
paid by siRailoN.
Packages certificates of packages and single tickets IN
really lucky numbers, for sale ut
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Ticket Nos As SO -, entitled to the Capital Pile Of sig 600
sold and paid by STRATToN.
Ticket Nos II IS 10 Prize $4,000 sold and paid by
STRATrON.
Ticket Nos Is 81 Prize of 81 300 Both sold and paid by
DO do 81 a. 3D. do 1905 STRATTON.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery Cas- II, drawn ooh Jam:
d 3 Sc ~ IS GO II % 10 - G7 sc 81.
Ticket Nos. A So, Capital Prize of 81 600 and OF
$500, Nos 5 &c A, all sold and paid al -
WV STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawing of Mnnongaa Lottery Glass 5, drawn Feb D
50 IL 20 81 35 81 ~ II 10 81.
Ticket Nos 81 ~ another Capital Of 40, sold and paid by
SrRATToN.
Resides 100 good three number prizes making 10 three
number prizes and paid by SrRATToN from the 18th OF
May 10 the lst February, 1874. o. .
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Prolapsus Cured by DR.. 10. NOmPsons Instru-

PToIapSuS LlcTt-JNTtu Oy DT' h0' I"0HIs07I 1''''
mentS
THE PELVIC CORSET for the of Prolapsns Uter or
falling of the Womb Is easily applied and is worn by the
patient without any aordg prompt aud certain
relief in all ~,
The Abdominal Bandage for the Prsrcaon OF Proapss Uer
by bracng the entire abdomen gives such support "a required
The whoI Pelvic region comfort will be afforded and
many distressing symptoms prevented by their during eea
ton After delivery they decidedly preferable TO any other
nndar They themselves by their elasticity aud the
ease With which they adapted 10 the form and size q" e pa
.rn nmsy a he nsn rss For sale by
~ = ALIEN. DUVaI. & co,
Druggists, Main street, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue OF Deed OF
Trust executed by John Christian TO US as Trustees Tor Ger
tain therein described which deed bears date the
ieih day june 1885, and is of of Charles
City County shall proceed the 9Th day of February next
Office News Rooms the Borough of Norfolk, II
sell, the highest bidder cash. Tract of Land lying IN t
said county of Charles city, called NEW WESTBuf up"eo
500 acres, and situated between Berk
ley and Shirley This understood To be valuable ae
the title ndpuabe but acting Trustees we sha coh'e.
only such title Us is vested in us 10y the said deed
JOHN 4. MACKINDER, Tr,s,ees
r. McCANDISH, J
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ny TuOMAS RiTCHlE & SONS.
p;ohmona ENQUIRER.

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fany account 10 the wriiei erous
scarce! IS. We business which opela''o
upon he hln"' for nine papers, ANNUALLY
.ss:h srats TERMS OF ADVERTISING, ,.for
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pay may amour, TO s0o per ~ ann cent,
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"a m. nnhlisher and who may remain ~ "a .,
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Geo. dur shall be erased from e rs, OF ,;a Of Va
Resolutions VI The Eddrr'a1 90, "Ie.,;ys ,ys
~ - SONG Of the results OF Tue eoiee,.re " -
& and IN. h,t:er experience of the aeo . imarv ls3s
r'r. a.semhe al Richmond, on "e 'ln 'a"
Va solutions we .eiennnsdto ablde .;
.cnnn,end andour 'ntert require i" i ~.
o; I've rn several the American presses are orisel
'e rusfom Cash Pagrea No ciass OF men ia
mo e ~ an abuse The Credit System, Than me Euilo.s
os. NIL ,e -eat di:rcui,y consists IN the tfhsi'o
newsp -. oiirr Notwithstanding the Resolutions OF is
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~ .. positively he stricken oil ron our roi
=, ~. announcement of our next volume
p,,ord That be recommended To the tuitols i emp'
,,s the Commonwealth, TO pubish q; Tue heau
% ns their advertising, and that they stsu aa
s the same; and that these prices be always suoh "s
e;c. a fair compt sation for The labor performed
e'N " Ressu atom the Editorial Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

Guns, Rifles and Pistols Selling at Cost PrteeS
ry,llDMAS TyRFR having very Of dou
hle aud Guns Rifles aud Pistols Of all kinds on hand
respectfully informs the Members Of the ana inc pup
general that he has determined TO reduce his assert
of Guns Rifles and Pistols by selling at cost prices be ng
expectation Of receiving very extensive assortment OF Goods
in his line England is neat Fall Trade Main street,
1o Feb a y "' De" 'a's'" e5-3t
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aW Hu1cEIhe subscriber has removed his office TO The
- his residence tue OF stu aid
eeis Opposite the Office of the Mutual Assurance Society lie
may be found his Office, when not in attendance asain re
slriedl on of the Courts If the City.
70 CLAMaNTSThe subscriber aler interval Of sonie
wears tenders his services claimants the Govern
eni United the State Of Virginia, for evou-
aay services any other demands whether arising under
Contracts Otherwise. Ills attending TO such
is enlhe him. in whereey well found
e. 10 S 10 The Of The information necessary Sustain
sm The advantage OF that expefencehis familiarity with
he hett aad igsnt attention, stimulated by the necessity
O. teane anew his life of bisuesshe is willing 10 pledge
10 scse who employ hnlnr moderate compensa-
Ion such reasonable contingent commission agreed
Co., ICED by such strong inducements he pledges all the indus
NY aad energy he have exefed Ills residence and
eafe 9th and Streets the Swan Tavern.
a4re's.d 10 him will be pnncinally attended 10.
GehinnnA an Oct 1879 44-ly THOMAS GREEN
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STOP THE RUNAWAY

MOO REwARn-Rnn away from the subscriber living ia
SZU Nelson county on instant, my boy SAM, or SAN
BURKS he calls himself Sam l. bright m"ailo, about =
color lie is aou, FIVE feet eight ten inches he tim made
and Of pleasing when spoken neeve no nv
give Twenty Dollars taken in any county West Of
The Bue ridge or Ten Dollars taken in Nelson doin
inU county East OF the Blue Ridge, and in cthr secured ~
any Jail 80 that re, hun again He may have procured free pa
DRURY SHEPHERD.
Inn ~ Twin
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Richmond, January 23 1914. so-m

a NEW ABRIDGEMENT OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA.
= by the legislature aud exrouned by Tue .oni Of
Sapeas tanne D9ested Index To The Reports OF Washing
i Cal ening Muinfod, Mumiurd Ginrr, Brockenbroush
Randolph and Leigh with references |" The Decisions o. sme ~
., court United and an Analysis OF the statutes
noy in Virginia. by Carter NJ Eraxton, oil Richmond
This work probably the size and appearance OF pe
vlu.S acnns Arrangements the ri but II can
brought limits, the prce WIZ he feo!
reduced The subscriber hopes To have the work ready Tor me
~ he The hrs, al March; and to int the edi-
probable demand. ne will hans those gentlemen no
: been gd enough circulate the prospectus, 10 return by
The Gentlemen who desire 10 subscribe for, or 10
~ G. NJ. ERAXT0N.
-. eG-3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

transfer, except the pay Of tire abroad lie would
hank hun lie had no d,a OF casting censu,e by o.
ferlng his amendment.
No WISE SIR, If there IS 10 transfer, il Will
not be transferred
The question then REQUIRED the substitute of NJ.
Barnard, and telle:s ordered.
hiessrs Winthrop ard Burke were appointed tel rs,
who reported 81 IN the Affirmative and 80 IN the mega
tive.
So the substitute was rejected
Nj WELLER moved that the Committee rise and
report The bill 10 the House, which agreed 10.
Tae SPEAKER resumed the Chair
MI CAMP6ElL, the Chairman, reported to the
House, that the Committee of the Whole the
OF the Union bad had the Union generally under
sidefaiIon, and particularly House bill No. t. making
CERTAIN transfers OF Navy appropriations and he was
Instructed 10 report the bull 10, The House with amend
men..
The question then REQUIRED OIL the amendment;
which was agreed 10.
motion then made that The House adjourn.
ihe yeas ind nays were demanded, which were not
ordered
The question then REQUIRED on The motion 10 I'd
,ourn and the flonse adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

LANES a WATSON Manufacturer and Dealer nh9eale ana
gs L.aasr 81 description IAN strsts eaI.ng -
sfge Bfdle Band. Sewing, Roller Top Lining knsse anu
5ln Leather Kip Calf Morocco and Seal SKINS G"laf seat
,n Ea1S for Aprons and skivers, Lining and Binding
SKINS .lsh and american Threads F,iinss iannsfs Wv.
80 .so heavy negro Shoes, suitable for held ana factory
1als when made by good workmcn and can recon-,
M ikewi.e description f machinery made
oder &C. Re call from his friends and the puzzle
rs hc,n tha, he make To their interest to deal with
',.i,,., Io,,,r,, "a 1a44 S0-lm
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NJ oTICE-Ry virtue Deed of Trust, Of record IN the
~ Prince Edward, executed to s ior purposes
therein specified by Jack Vaughan shall on he sh day OF
March, 1874 a, the Court house of Prince EDWARD county PRO
coed the Tract of Land, lying In the
county Prince Edward, containing originally by estimation
eight which the said Jack Vaughan RESIDES
joining the Of Thomas D. Lyon dec ana
particular % the land Is
we s s sanS 1s o % e Us as Trustees
SAML. G. ANDERSON, r,.,o.
HENRY N. WATKINS, A''s'ees'
Ian 7a-,pida
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CONCORD ACADEMY-The Session Of this Institution
- will the first of FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last of June l.4i The Of Instruction. comprising e
In the Union
TermsFo board and tuition including washing bedding ana
fuel, S00, payable In advance
Parents and guardians may wish place their sons ana
wards al this Seminary requested to direct their letters 70
Concord Academy Caroline county, Va addressed To me SUD
scriber +. w. COLEMAN
Harrison, Rogers and Tucker OF the
University OF Virginia; Dr. E. p Speaker oil the senate;
G. W. Go"eh Esd Richmond; William Gibbons, Esq, Mrw
Jersey; Col Modecai Cooke Portsmouth; hopeit u
Esq.,, Richmond; Gen. James w. Pegram' do Col william n
Johnson Petersburg; Joel Hoeman, ESQ.,. Isle OF Wight NJ
H. Taylor Esq, Mount Ary r. NJ r. Hunter ESD Eses Juuge
John Y Mason, Southampton, Hon. William e Rive Washs
ton; Gen. Bayly, Accomac Rev. ~ H. Cobs, Cncinhal ONO
Gentlemen who have had. who at present nave, sois VI
wards members Of the Institution.
Dec. Ii 64-t
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~, c REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY ar L7p, Richmond, a.
Office on Main street. above the Bell Tavern over
Gamer, Wood & Co.'S. =, =, -, =
Rrtrprxcr,-In Richmond Hon. b. w. Leigh, James Z.
ht t 't ; '" y ' " 49, & oawtf
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Nov. 9d

Unjust SALE OF VALUABLE NEGRoEs.-ln pursuance
OF the provisions executed 10 the subscriber
Edmund Barbour recorded in the Clerks Office Of Orange
will offer sale, AT Orange C.
H. Monday the aGh day OF February next ta being Court
public auction, for cash. five
valuable of men and women The ue
believed be- selling as trustee the sub.cr
her only convey such title Is vested in him by the deed
aforesaid. LEWIS ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Jan. -, l644 S0-tds
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RUS sALE.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed to the
undersigned by Thomas NJ White, bearing date eth of Sep
TENDER 1874 and duly recorded in the Clerks office of the COMFY
of mover purposes therein named, SHALL MONDAY
The ioh day Of February lsii if fair if the nett fair day.
proceed sell, The premises NJ public auction for cash. 10
The higes, bidder parcel OF Land containing
80 acres he the same lying and being the county
adjoining lands of Finch Cross's estate Aus
lin Moss estate, and others. Selling Trustees, shall
convey such title only vested in by the aforesaid deed
EDWIN SNEAD, l,r..,
EDWIN r CRENsHAw, Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

NEW GOODS.
=. CUNNINGHAM l. receiving his Stock OF FALL and
y. WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting in part az follows
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all descriptions
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings
Kentucky Jeans Sattinetls
SILK and Cotton Hosiery
Bleached and brown Shn:n-s and Sh-e,ings
Lace and Muslin Emhroderies
Lisle and Thread Edgings aud I.aces
Servants Clothing of all descriptions
With variety of other Good for sale hy
j. b. CUNNINGHAM, II street, Shockoe H'l
Sept 90 J0-wIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

,,yoon BoIInIN 7TYoR.NEY .qT L.7W, has removed TO
~ The civ Of Richmond and will attend all the Courts hed IN
the city 81 Office on Main street, front room over INC '''
~ Io ia. - i'i.'' G5-eawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

,AaUEL WiNFREE viii sci! Tobacco, Wheat anu fiour,
- ad vii! particular attention 10 a o
.r,v entrusted 10 his management.
.lfGce IN building OF Shockoc Warehouse
-i-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

,I1IIE KING WILLIAM TANNERYvve have in successful
operation in upper part of King William county, per-
Tanney The fixtures adapted 10 large
business very highly sSifui and experienced
Tanner Mr. John BrawneT, large Tannery Of the
lcsrs Annas Maryland, sperin-nds the yard and trans
acts all business The people Of h aud tho adjoining counties
can be accommodated having all of Leather ann.d
Hides taken ill., received in exchange for leather
bought We permanent citizens aud bold ourselves us
responsible agents. G. SlZER, Sa
w. STEER.
Kipu I'm. va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

TOBACCO PLANTATION FOR StLE-The subscriber Is
authorised SELL upon accommodating the Plantation
Mr. c. = T-ea generally admitted 10 he the most va,a
BILE of land in the county of Powhaan great portion OF II
highly improved and admirably adapted 10 the growth OF to-
hacco, wheat clover The situation extremely healthy
the buildings excellent and The neshborood Unsurpassed III Inc
state of Virginia The tract contains about 200 but
suit purchaser il would be divided and The buildings would be
Sold with g0 Of choice land admiralty disposed
well watrtrd, with sufficient supply Of wood and timber
To individual desrous Of investing twelve or hiecn ou
dollars in n splendid Estate, finer opportunity can oa
nrie;or ar In T.. i. DUr1S
To- ,c 77-wf
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,tll.L FOR RENT.-for rent for the uneSped term, 4
vi GllST MILL, located upon the Canal two anda-hat
miles from Richmond This Mill has been used for some months
m 10Th for the purposes of grinding Corn and Plaster and
i.t profitable wishing 10 engage IN TINS
'''''7'' - $500 THOS Richie, Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06

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- sry,nt Woman who has been accustomed housewok,
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