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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

" vi there be War7 The New Or
l'nns Commercial Bulletin ohcs the fol-
lowing spccuIauon' IN regard 10 the course
likely to be pursued by Mexico towards
thn country l,sIys
'Or opinion is, that Mexico, con,ciou:
OF = imp.t. nee and cnIi,e inability 10 car.
- on active hoslllIilcs. will put herself IN
tho attitude Of 9A1u.~dr. BY threatening
md buly,nr. and such warhkc prehmin,.
rus she viii strive to make the world be
llcvc there IS TO he n war, aud thus she viii
impede our commerce, eharnss mud ve1 our
povcInmtn,, aol as al, cluaily stop all
trade aud intercourse with our cluzens os
could be done by pfomulgalon Of var or
an embargo Indeed, II msa be obvious to
every one that the cont n1ance Of the pres.
ont dubious ASPECT OF International relal ons
Tor SIX months longer, will work much
greater injury 10 Us Than ,ou.d any bell rc
t,ncy wrgcd by orr neghbor The poIr.
cy rs one, too, which Great Britain 10 dis
posed to favor. The expulsion Of Amer
can traders from Mexico, and The stoppo &C
Of American commerce, and the exclusion
OF American manufactures will be great
gain to her, for then she monopolz' The
Mclean market whereas, a breaking out
II ho.,lIr''' nigh, result in political chan
pes very unlivorube To Brush a.ccndenc,
IN Mexico We think, then, lha, the se,ilcd
policy Of Mexico will be 10 threaten
war and keep up cons,an, state of alarm
wiihou, any overt declaration Of ho.,lI
ucss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

The Ner 40, nd go cAo1nsrs ofwar
to.i IN Now Nofk Thy fad nr and
q. away three too n..''' a"., OIL. ol's.
.'.s- ,.. f,1sta II G-t4m oa.ng 90,
..a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER 7

CEAVER'S Joint and Nerrc LH,nem is
- no, only tie best aIricle that can lie
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
SpSaiGs, and Lameness Of all kinds, but is
Tie most perfect and lasting cure that % o.
or been discovered Tor the very tIuuh,,, $3.50
complaint, CbIiJioms. No INCONVENIENCE
Whatever attending its application. The
most inciedulous may be satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost but 90 renis. In
all cases where an eIisrnai application Is
needed, II has proved itself highly valuable,
as may be seen by The follow log cales
The undersigned having made use Of
Seave.'s JOIN, and NetTe Liniment. either
in our IA n,les or on our own persons, and
finding it Ia he The best remedy without ex.
cep,,on that We have ever used, or the cvm
plant. for which 1t is intended. would recon-
me nd II TO our friends and the public eener-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
win any OF these complaints will find relief
in the use Of this valuable medicine II T.
White, Ruilsnd PECK & Spear, Druggists
Burlington. George Morton, Willision; Hl-
ram Hopkins, Rutland, q Cook, Rutland.
For Rheumatic affections, .SprainS, DrHs.s
! &c. | most cheeriully recommend II TO the
! public, a. can speak from espericnoe, hav-
: ing n.r'- use of II ~ mary i.st4nces 10 my
/ fanny ,.i s"e above nrIIints.
b. l.. PRICE.
hdiapd Sept, 5h, iSi5
/ W. l.. G.. STODDARU, Agent for Rot.
land 37:eop
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

STATE OF VERMONr,| RE itremem-
District of Rutland, IS. - bered that
q, special probate court held at Rutland
OF August, A. y. isi5.
Present. VIM. Hail, Judge.
Where's John c. Eddy, administrator Of
the estate OF Austin J.. Benson. late OF Hcunl
Holly, IN said district dece ased .htesiate, has
made application 10 said court in WHITING REQ
resen,ing that the personal estate OF said de-
ceased, amouats In available assets 10 about
the sum Of 100 dollars; lint the debts al
lowed 10y commissioners against the estate
Is 1910 dollars 70 cents: that the real estate
Of said deceased consists ot nbout so acres
OF Land, shU, IN said Mount Holly, ap-
praiseJ al The sum OF 525 dol arr, and ~ en-
cumbe,ed with a mortgage TO the amount, AZ
allowed by commissioners. OF SIS dollars IS
cents; and therefore praying said court 10
grant him license to sell all The interest oi
said estate IN said real estate, 10 pay said
DEBTS and expenses ofadminis,r stion; There.
fore,
II il ordered that said application be re
red 10 the hrs, Monday being the s,h day Of
October next, for hearing and decision by
said cour. and thai copy Of this order be
{ published three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, IN the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed at said ROLAND that all persons in
tereSred may appear and give bonds for the
payrnen, of said debts and expenses, or otl
rtwlSe obleci TO the granting said license /
they see cause.
\ irue COP, ofrrcord,
81 HENRY HALL Repis,e,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

WE the subscribers, beng appointed by
w the Hon The Probate C'",u Tor the dis
iflCt Of Pa!rhdven commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust aliL-ins and demands
Of all persons sgains, the estate 81
So,HT,i HBmiIf0H late Of WeSihares
in said district. ieces-cd represented ins4.
vent AMI also all claim, and demands eIhrb-
ned IN Offset thereto, and G mouths from ;h1
9lh I1T Ol Jolly last, beng allowed by sail
couu ior ths purpose; We do therefore here
~ s've notice that We will attend 10 the bs-
srnSss nf DOR said appointment nj the Inn
M Il .. Armstrong, IN Nesihsven. on tho
first Fnjsy 81 December next, from moe
O'Clock .. ". until iour O'Clock y. M on SAID
day.
&. +. Asst
Heslh1vtn, August 2, ISIS. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

There Ms .ome d.y, since nj the Fau.
q1 81. Va White Sulphur spi ng, n
tournament wherein ,undry sn,bn or.
Dung gentlemen WHO must have lar, ~
mlaIg,I N dreams q high smpri.' Of
oours snI camps, Of charging ,1ualtOn,
md
-Bughl eyes
Thai rain their Influence aud sdJudge the
ptt1e,
cnea,ed themselves IN pAseboa'd eorsl,ts
md fools e-p. aud then bring mounted IN
hors-s rau desperately ai each other wah
sawed sucks firmly ct 10 rest, anl pointed
any where but ht each Other
Some ~ag--we are telling the s,o,y in
IT,, word, Of the y s Gazc,,c-,o whom
tho mummery must have appeared IN it,
rue light, turned the whole affair INTO rldl.
cuIe, however, by a bri OF humor, that op-
ctated as an edoclual sarcasm. Every
hing had gone on we'll with the prepnra
lions, and the ,iliIng had commenced, when
n rumpc's bias, from a neighboring wood
announced q new conner, and when enQui
~ vas made and the challenger was invt
I'd 10 enter the lists, 10 there aalked forth
I'm lniKoto IN ms rusty amor and iror
pot mounted on his Rozianie, 4 most vii
famous looking animal, ami closely follow
I'd by his Sancho Panza, on demure mule
With gravity that well became the llu.
rrioui characters represented, the figures ad
need ,owald' he Queen Of Bcouiy's pa
wilton, amid the irreptrsiblc laughter o
the oonGreg,,ed spectators, and We presunt
ntn Iluie 10 the nnnoyaacc OF the g1ll,n
lIoos IN pasieboa,d, whose sawed suck
were IN neive employment poking ava,
al nothing. The ninth wa. net, OF course
diminished, when Sancho, drawing forl
his wallet, refreshed the gallan, Don fror
i, contents, ~ho being thus s,rengthcne
N lis inner man, giratd up hi. Ions an
d'l rn.nful battle among the high contend
rag u,-N y. Erenins Gazette.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
M EN DON.

81
by The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
TAKE NOTICE,

TNitT ] give 10 my son hannshal Par
i ms tims l,ii he !. Ia rniy one years ~
age .ne'eiOre ! shsi clam oo'.e of IN. en-.
lngs "o' paw any debts Of h., contrscnu" n
tet th,s date.
LtBAN PRATT
Mourn Holly Aug 2ylh I-fS go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
PLAYING, VISITING & BLANk
tARItS.

q GORGE COOK. oi Tho l,,e hrm Of Elv,
NJ Smith 4 Cook. for III. past sti ,csts
manufacturers 81 the celebrated Bsu't'
CARDS, would ,ah'tm the public and the
patrons of tho OLD establishment, No. ~ Put
tor ii, where he h,s Always ben EMPLOYED
that he continues the msnufaoiuis nj ell tie
'srenes NJ Playing, Visr,rg and Bisns
Cstj,, het.,otre furnished by the e.,sbl'sh.
nsh,.-And ih,i ORDERS fer vs'ious Kinds vii
be promptly and is,,hfully siecuied on sp-
plcsiioo 10 bis soIe Agents, Msssts. Fly =
Latham. ~ fshon street, usual discount on
Tor cash. or Va fhose who buy W sell again
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

The Union claims the RIO del Norie Al
the western boundary Of Texas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
49, H TIME subscriber offers
m g.: :: !: !: (: +. 8:
n>- tor keeping Sleeper cows.
On sald farm is a tolerable good dwelling
house, four good harms, good, orchard al
fruit, and plenty Of good water. Those wish.
ing Ia puroha,e are invi ed to call AMI ex-
anime the premises. Terms If sale will be
made satisfactory Enquire oil the su' scrl.
Der on the premises V. z CRossNIN.
East Clarendon, Sep, o, iei5 371f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
FOR SALE,
WE the suhscrfbers being appointed by
W The n On Probate Court for the dis.

WE the subscriber, being appointed by
W the u On Probate Court for the dis.
iIct OF Rutland commissioners To receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the es,s,e Of
SUSAN FISH,
luo OF DANNY Ia said district, deceased,
and also all claims and dcmsrds e,hibiicl
N Offset thereto and sir month from tho
9Th day Of August inst being allowed hy
~ court for that purpose we therefore
erebv give notice mat we will attend ~
Q business Of our said appointing nj at VIII
IN a,lis l.. go Us.'s pn Hc fIs
Thurs .a,4.pl O...tet at' lfr.,n''r ,,t.
lrom . O'Clock, II. m, uuul I o',lo,k +. 10
on each of SAID days.
sEHECt SMITH tcommi..,..
G. J LOCKE,
DANNY. AvgosI is. ls+5 e..
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Also, all The above sizes OF every color 10
order. Oiher sizes cut TO order OF either OF
the foregoing qualities Mourning cards Of
various sizes made TO order
Gold bordered cards do do
GIL, edge do do
Enameled sheets, cap size & 2oNli in.
Ivory Surface, do do
Pearl do do
Rank sheets 10 do
Also. Railrosd and Steamboat 'TnSc,s,
made 10 order, OF any color, OF Of different
colors. as NAV be dcsiied.
The subscriber Invites all editors in the
United States and Canada, who are disposed
to take their pay in cards, and who will send
him a copy Of their papers containing the sd'
verlisement, 10 insert It iVt thee months.
New York, 1915, 81 3m
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.NARAlNEINh f.f.'eT
. SICUDARDS :.
Euur.d. nh Ssr' -
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NJ Embossed Enameled Cards, tinted and
PLAIN, beautifully polished, with elegant do
signs As boiders.
ppINTEDs, ANY CkpnG
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'ELEHRAILD BIu- Ia F"VI1-
y -.'e ty " Nrr.t.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
Rail-. ROAD CONVENTION

ROCKINGHAM CouNTY.-Atn meeting ci 4 nun
Der of The citizens of Rockingham County, bel,
a, HarsonhurG on Monday the 18Th day OF Sep
TENDER, for the purpose of appointing Delegate.
TO Convention proposed 10 be held in HarIi
sonburg on the 9th day Of October next, on lht
subject ofexiendne The Louisa Rail Road west
ward, DIR. Pcachy Harrison was appointed Clair
man, and Gen. S. IT, Lewis Secretary.
On motion OF Geo. H. Chrisman, Esq
Rcmirtd That the Chsrma Of This meeting
he requested 10 appoint Is delegates to represent
the county OF Rockingham in The proposed Con
renton.
Wbereupon The Chairman nominated the fol
lowing gentlemen: Aug. Waterman Esq. Col
John Kenney, Col. A. S. Gray, VIM. G. Stevens
Esq. Abraham Smith, Esq, George Conrad, Z
A. Stands, Mai. Robert Grauan, Col. WIN. b
Yancey, Gen. S II. Lewis Erasmus Goldman
Esq., Chas. c. Spears, Esq, George a. Chris
man, Jonathan Peale, Esq, and Maj L. II. Smith
On motion OF MIR. Waterman,
Rcsoired, That the Chairman OF this meeting
be added 10 the Committee.
Rcsoired, Thatany gentleman Of this conntv
who feels an interest in The Contemplated i'm
p.ovement, be invited 10 attend the proposed Con.
ven,ion and participate in its deliberations.
ReDlrca, That The proceedings of this meeting
be published in The newspapers OF this town. ana
thai the publishers ofihe Richmond newspapers
be requested 10 copy.
Resoiyed, That This meeting do Eow adjonrn.
PEACHY HARRISON, Ctauman.
S. II. LEWIS, StcretarB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
IHE TABLES TURNED!
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican says:


"iSolHKR CHATTER IL THE SLAVE Ia,
Catherine Lindsay, the servant gifi OF WI - -,
son, OF Savannah, Ga who was arres'eu "'a
ken before Judge Dewey, AT Noilhalnl'u", ~ mr.
wit cf hahea> corpus, through me aSencN -
Hudson Of West Springfield, has sueu , s",
Hudson for false imprisonment, laying hei "a'"
:ocs Al 81 COO. The snt is huusit in The CG'h-
mon Pleas Court for Suffolk, which ne,ls al ~
ion in Ocloher. as Hudson refused !" gig W.
necessary bail, (sl 50o,) he was conlih'''sa -
ia;l, in this town, on Monday last IN M dl'. ALL
and commitment he PLAYED The part Oh 100
snon-resislant. ami was about as helpless as d O''7
of cotton"
This is The girl, il will be recolleccd, whom ,'e
abo,iIiuuist Or. Hudson. and others, ailenhp'eH' y
persuade and finally 10 force 10 leave her l'hs'e'
but in open court she srurncd their Oilers ~
ferrins 10 remain with her master t"r ms i''',
perinen. nermeddlins, she has la6eh e'r..a.
plan 10 subdue the philanthropy" other pfoe'''"7
friends A few days in Jail will coo lhe 4i"o' :
the fiery fanatic.
Moreover, Mr.. Hodgson has presented ioui ~
dviduals OF The mob, who came 10 'he NO.,
will HE sheriff 10 the grand jury, and 'hey W.T.
probably &c indicted 1or a riot. A civil suit VIII
also be Instituted for the loss Of services co''se'
| oueEt on the habehs corpus.
Admirable result! This is the most thorough
defeat of an abolition movement, which we nave
1 heard of. Il, ore,ulns The chalice" 10 their own
lips. They called in the Law 10 aid Them III
their in famous designs. Let them have ehous"
/ O. il ito the full extent Of the law"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
j. g.. Es'ort:'s Office.
DRAWING Of Alexandra Lottery, Class 3s a.

DRAWING Of Alexandra Lottery, Class SC, arswa
~ .orh September
80 - a. 81 G5 50 20 Cs Al "a 81 - g.
Ticket Nos III 81 31, sE.ali Prize Of $500 N ~
ahnvr, sold To oonnn! friend, by WORD
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass e2i Ex,r..
81 % - - 81 10 4? 81 = - a 81 20
Whole ! cSrt Nos. 80 - 81, n Capital Pry. IN H.
above Lottery, sold by WORD
Drawing Of Mononeaa init-ry, C!ass =:
q { 30 ~ 90 Il ~ 81 ~.
Drawing 81 Alexandria Lottery. EIta, C.ss. 22a.
- ~ ~ ~ L, s. - - IS ~ - ~ - II Is
Whole Ticket Nos. - - -, worth SiU,tU0 IN u.
aborr. returned trrm this Office
JI-I in .fnr Ia send for chance in the s7j 100 RI.
ON Package only $500. Form club, and get a., 4,
J. +. WORD, Rloem"nd.
7. :. Two more Prizes sold. Ticket Nos - q =
worth Size. and - - 81 alIo worth SOC, sold 4
drawing Of yesterday, al the 1T hanrr l'oirl.
Tickets in any Lottery under Gregory & o.,
management, fcr sale, IN amy quantity by
+. WORD
Sept ~ Conner opposite Exchange no;,l
CLAkkE'S HEAD QUARTERS rc-cay-Aer.a
~ dna l.oticTy, Extra, Class :nG-braHiGg received
By i O'Clock. Capitals 3 Pfizrs Il slo.o01. 5000
Ills, 81 pizes ii 900, 10 Of 200, - ~ $50 Sc Is
No. IL drawn balo;.. Tickets only - sales ct.e
AZ H.
$1,000 liz. Eyrmng. Tickets s. -.
Drawing of Alexandria Lo,irry, Class IS
Ii f7 - 81 II 81 ~ 30 a rs - 70 ~.
Sept ~ VI CLAeRf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
Mr.. Bancroft, the Secretary of tho Navy, ac

MIR Bancroft, the Secretary Of tho Navy, ac-
companicd bv Commodores Warrington and
Shuhlick, ami Or. Collins. Is: Auction, arrived
in this city, from Washington, on Sunday. They
took the steamboat Yesterday morning Tor Nor
folk. The visit Of the Secretary OF the Navy 10
Norfolk, al this time, is mainly 10 examine into
The practicapili,y OF supplying the Navy Yard
with fresh water, by pipes extending either TO the
Dismal Swamp Canal six mles) or 10 the Lake
(some fifteen miles) Ii is a most interesting pc
Rod for visit 10 our sister city, as will I've seen
By the following extract from Fridays Beacon
We feel assured that the accomplished Secretary
will receive warm welcome from the hospitahle
citizens OF Norfolk, and that personal inspec-
lion of our noble vessels OF war, and an acquant-
ancc with their gallant commanders ana officers,
will heiehten the interest he has shown for the
prosperity OF The Navy:
sour haltor presented beautiful appearance
yesterday. A, The anchorage OF the Naval Hos
pi,al there are lying The magnificent ship Of the
line Pennsylvania Commander Farragut on
board OF which Comm. Bolton will, We learn,
hoist his broad pennanl to-day; The trisate Bran
DIVINE, Comm. Parker, just returned from The
China Seas, he tlisae Congress, Capt. Stockton,
bound 10 the Northwest coast; The soop OF war
Marion, Com'r. Simonds, recently arrived from
Boston, and the brig Perry Com'r Paine. A
number Of sai! boats were spreading their can
vass lower down The halbor, presenting coup
dioil OF great beauty"
Gov Mcdowell, VIC learn accompanied the
Secretary and party TO Norfolk.
Il is probable that the party will stop few mi.
mules a, jamestown, 10 enable the Secretary TO
examine the classic ground OF orr forefathers,
which he has immorialized in his able and learn.
ed "Hisio.y OF the United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
TIE FOREIGN NEWS

Willie iunnd Interesting, and particularly the
accounts OF fine weather and harrcss in England
In spite OF lux boasicd grand panacea ol nome
market the merchants have looked, with fever
ish anxiety, for The news Of The crops BY lhi'
steamer. All doubt seems now removed, and The
whea, and -four transactions will, We presume, DC
on permanent footing.
The rise in cotton is OF immense value TO our
whole country. That is The staple, which resu'
lales all the money affairs OF The nalion-and
firm prices Tor cotton have beneficial effect upon
every portion Of the Union.
The n. York Journal of Commerce OF Saur,
day, says;
"To.day, Cotton is iavorably affected by The
news. ZOO bales have been sold al . Ct. TO- ad-
vance.
'Flour, on The contrary, is brought 10 stand
Sellers would take 81 rs for Gcnesee, and 81 &!
was offered, but there was nothing done
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
Valuable secaH Estate

a M SLa rs FOX SAIL
DY virtue OF two detreas pronounced By YORK C0an-
- " Cont, on the 18Th OF September. lei5--ore IN
Fox's next friend Foxs Tiustee-aDd TIN other IN
TAYLOR rs FoI's lir,-the undersigned, commissioner
appointed 10 execute snid DEGREES Will, on the 2ct day
at October next tt.Gi Icing York County Court day.
NJ the Court House II said county, proceed I" cell by
auction To the highest bidder for cash, tpos.Ssnn 10
he eIvr on the frsi day u January next HE houses hd
n,s named the decree Of The catsc first above ri;cd.
situated In Yorktown, AID kLrwn as tic nropet? anf
residence of late John r. fuy, licensed lying in
the corners If the iva streets, bounding m"
Court House tot and that Of the swan Tavern OF" at
them is used ~ Garden and contains half acres The
other nm acre lot has On II story Dazzling
House and Kitchen. II oilers suitable advantages TO
prt.nns DESTROYS Ct purchasing such property ANA nj
the same time and acc, 10 .Aerue the decree ~ the
a.f EacG cause VIII be sold, Tract Of Land Ing III
Tnrk county. nj the head of OF the branches Of
Back Creek, containing rs acres with an unfinished
dwelling lGuse thereon; potloh Of u Il arabic anu
The rest IN good steamboat wood on oreG ~ one and
" years Possession Tie irst Gay al January
ntu,j with intrr 81 thereon, from The day al taf;
Il purchaser 10 give bonds Ia The several lar rs az
codlng their respective rights, and win good per
snnal security, much IS VIII Gr!ray tGe
expenses Gc TIE sac and of tbs suit which Is To hr
paid in cash. The title Ia tc WITHHELD until the par.
chase money j. paid. Al:o a. the time and place,
toexecm,e an nder of SAID cont, will b. sold far cash
six valuable slaves; amongst them Is good Frnalr
took, aud some fns Field Hands.
WM. NELSON, Conn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore
Schr Providence, kerwan, Baltimore.
Schr Adelaide, S,ackpoIe, Thomasron il,
10 J. Fishers Sons. ."
phia. "''s'S
SAILED.
Schr ]. w. Smith, Moss, New York
Schr. Rowena, Young, Sandwich.
Scbr. Mlihado, WooItord, Baltimore.
Schr. Orator, Scott, Philadelphia.
CLEARED,
ship Virginia, Wood for LiverpooI. ,otfc,,
cotton, &c, BY Charles Palmer.
brlg James Caskie Pill,bnry, Bordeaux 4
facco by James Gray
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O-Crd, scbr Ea,
Moth, Tor Norfolk, Petersburg and Richrs,..
LEWES, (Del.) Sept. l5-Schr. LaeTar"c
!or hichmond, went 10 sea today.
NEW YORK, Sept 20-Arriycd. schr O.,
Sco't, Doughty, from Richmond. Cleared. >rt.
jonathan Wainwright, Lewis. for Richmg,4
schr. Margaret, Woglam, tor Pcler.bn,g -.
A!anc, PuTne!l, for Richmond; schr Amer,
Wheeler. ior James river.
PROVIDENCE, Sept l6th-Aniged 81,
Rush from James river. '''''
Per Sie0mb,p B1iiaia.0.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25-Au;et. III, RS.
Anderson Bennel, from james riyer. Sao,on,
Der i-Lcading. baIauc Pauhian, Allen. IS, k,.. a.
mond; and ship Richard Anderson, Berne :.
New York ~
BREMEN, Aug. 23i-Ariycd. ship Wes,,.,
la Vessel from James river: CORDOBA M
and Caroline, Fochman nom Eichriord
HAVRE, August 3lst-Arrivcl. SIMS Del,
Walker, Condry, and Pontiac, Fs,kcr. ilom Jas
river.
Arrived in The E'be, Aug. a1Ih->hip Ilariy
PuniE2ion from James river
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
Yorktown, September c3-eids
aIpr,1ap,r LAM rop SAFE

ALBEMARI.E LAND FOR SALE.
OFFER for -aie my Tract of Land on Buck Island
Greek, rOntainin. 2iS acres, land am authorized
say, 200 more hr had on reasonable terms. i
ihnui third Is in focsl well tlnbc;td and conve
nient three Snw-Miil. thr cleared portion is now
we'll set in cnvrT aud timothy. and produces heavy
crops; about sis:y good creek low grounds The
huGin.s consist o. wo.sinry dwrin, house. framed
kitchen tobacco sarns al built Of the hest materials.
ard as good az new. The buildings have cost three
times much "a am asking for the land and thnt IS
worth the money independent Of the buildings There
is good garden. sprng Of good wafer convenient. con-
venit 10 the Rvan,. navi:abe stream. and Char
lot.e-vi.le affords good market. IL is Of the hest
Situations III Virginia fora Physician, av!n: every con.
vsnien.e could desire and obstacle in the ay
Of an extensive rriccr.
Une-,Th of The purchase MONEY VIII h. required In
ra.b and The balance IS III b.. credit 1T "nd
wears, JAMES MlGEllEE.
NJ N01'ICE-The above land will b" offered ri
yaIry mniii The Isl Monday in October, Si5, and inu
Sold WILL that day h- ri.ted nj puh,ir auri"n, al
the Coud house. in Charloltesyll,r-that brirg Count
day. Sept. aj-ctds