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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

Last Friday hid Of Tobacco made by Mr.. Ed
W. Harris of Bedf'nl sold for the almost unprq.
deniedIy high priee u FORTY DOLLARS per hun.
df'd Mr Henry IL Il o&er. manufacturer. was the ngr
chaser who VIII doubtless make OF ptop article for
his SoulheIn cuslomers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

LIE 1liLLOTlNE.--Only two more victims
are .D'e"Hy annonnced to wit Verplanck Van Ants
"erPl appointed Receiver Of Public Monies at Fairfield,
wa wee samrel j. Bayard. removed; and Bernhart
ie"'' Register OF the Land Office, at the same place,
wee Arthur Bridgman, removed
Is now certain though not offioally announced, that
MI Van Ness Calhoun Loco has been removed from,
"e once ct Collector Of the port Of New York and Cor
MENUS W. Lawrence, an Old bunker, appointed in his
place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

WEST pOINT.-A c.rrcsanplfnt # Ito \ \
Tribune states that the examination Of the Cadets nj
West Point commenced on The lth inst lie ta,,. in
the afternoon very briani and Interesting Rfpi,s was
had, attended BY the members and uutucraus c fctn
ul strangers Aher thus, HE Board aud many disn
euished persons we've invited Ia ratiaLr At r,p,,r
and iasieluy aranged efasI II strawberries lee cream
&c, al The house ct Commandaa Delafcd, Who par-
iorns all the duties Of gentleman and umnaetapl
VITA distinguished ability aud success The eNamiea-
u'h vas f.Hmeneed IN lhnrsda, there were present
Hon. W, l.. Mafcy Secretary II War. Geo Sr5,,. 81
the Whole Military Bosrd ard Gen Iailnaape. Con
Storms, CD. }. b. Murray, and Rev Mr.. FORSYTH.
sisilers The examination very rigid and was sbly
sustained On the pat Of TIE Pr9ssers and als # he
,sde's hle one Cadet Is under eN1miraIlan. The
others make Illustrations and d,aviees n, ,bo isat
bards ~ the room sll IN pitseoce ulhe Board aud yi
efs and many attending spectators l. hiss been nrap3
day Tor lest Po6t ia The ,Alisluia Of It's init lI.cti,
super4rity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

As some one was enloeiziag Bishop nf Louisiana.
who died while missionary, Missouri indian. who
was present replied; oh yes he rerl good and
tender !" "fou knew him. then ,, said tbs -,
u Knew him yes, indeed ate some ofhim -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16
OPINIONS IN TEXAS

we had ny the remarks Vt the last Texas rapers ,b,,
'he opinion we have heretofore eNpn ssed Of the n,i,
cfr'ls ana dnrliriy Of Gsn. Ho0son aud President
jones is entertained by those no have had better on
p'r'unts lhan we of Watching their serpenne cours.
'n the Annexation question. Inf rmaon had reached
ieXas oil the recent secret negotiations Mexico and If
'hcf result IN the conditional recognition Of Texan H.
dependtnre and The Galveston News regards as strong
confirmation of the opinion thai had previously obtained
hah IN Eastern and Western Il Nas. that President
o""es las been Systematically endeavoring 10 throw ub-
STA eh u the way Of tie Joint resolution IaSsed by ha
American tong'esS. The declared nnrpose OF III. Eng
tsh and French Ministers CONTINUES III" News J sn
defeat anneNali"n. Mexico has accented the overture,
TOR this and no other pnfp So: and it is utterly inm..i
BILE 1r TIE Imagination odiyine other motive Tor mo
conduct of DIR. Jones' w. Tor ln,g lin, nd, a,o,a
10 Josf'V I" fNc1Se the conduct "t or Executive
'"'oin@ 'oe popular VIII ms country upon lhi, sn'
Je'' III" sefs'' fS'fha'lhg measures. i,erih"r
WIN '"e '2ofse q me government orean, opened ,h'
'9' '''s' "''' "''' "h" mug Ia 'e" and produs,d
'''' II ''.' MINUS u me h9s' lhrf'"n"us liz
''"s expresses so'nr tear mat "hen the onven'ion
"" " i"S'o'" ''''S' '' Inc p'fr'Se Il c'n'drr-
NV nv f''N''on 'ee annexation OF Texas To lh-t
'' """ "fg op'ef f''p'sRh Phch may be
"''' mug e'e 'f 'oeHhY = ne h'il6hc, (rrI-
49, 's' lug 1" "a ""'Pes"e6ee o leAaa, "a reap
=, 'i'As''' ""2'f '1' -H2f'nier OF England ard
> sun '''e'''e o'''hf'"'' diVs"n and peril
"9'.' "'o ~ '"e ''s' hc". lis Isa sIenn WAN
s " 1 , u '"o i'"uS u dit' Aa"n no 10 consider
''' 4''s''"" a. sel''u "hpr any lhng renahs to no
'''i'i,"' ne otVl''ah' on the other hand.
''i' ''''us ''sto'"' '"rs-d'cIdnhg that he was
" '''''s "'y Pai's'oh "hrh NrAc" might
''' " ''' It "''''e 'aF people, mat they may
''''- A7' ''" s"afah'reo Independence
N''"'" " ''' american on'on. But W"
'' ~ """e Propositions Ia M'x lco, under the pat
'''"s "a" p'0'e't"' 81 me BRUSH and French Minis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

es' Inc Washington Union inimaies that there ia
Danger lest 1.-THE people of Texas in the excitement Of
''e moment may adopt some violent and irregular move
en' towards HE constituted an'horcsn II is Obvious
efeime, thai the people Of Texas do no, think that
PRESIDENT t"nes has been "cequeline" with England,
Whatever President Houston may have dune-nor does
" Indicate that they believe that The President is in "a
Vor OF annexation, whatever may be Gen. Houston. o.
pinon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16
TIE .l,c1lean h.l.nnL,g--Il...e-A n.r.l.pmeal.

Il Is huoNn that lie sum ii .55l6e, hcirr Tie \
pfd AID july IusfnlHrHis 81 lie Mexican indemnify.
Which lal eaerfpuent alfcea paid Wien due. bus
af,er rtsehtd lie |. =. Government. Tie y. York
Co8id les Etots tais. tit authority 81 rasptela
be rfulleaau irem NGIra. thus explains lht n.ts'rfy
Nj slahoen, the I. $. Munster. Mr.. Us, 1be ~
eeulo lie United States Ia tgtcIfe lbo maary. and 81.
hiaueaa, lie minister ii FatHec IN NeNco. am s5id
Ia have bfsn Interested "a nerr Han rprcunuHn.-
Tie partnership Vas int,el eflHai between Sir. Nass
and NJ. Iagutros, la beI.r5,d 10 the samc CONNER
eal itm. NJ. IugneIs nH h8tHGas n u.tfr. nanfy
eHuuah=-iead1 mn0ey-iu pay ltf amounts rs they u
due. induced Nj Shannon and Mr. |uss laaceep dr#
HE lteasnry 40 a,aT of, aid endorsed b} IN fag=
li-h house Ia MtAifo, tuf $4,000, berg $40 uO
muir t6an The amnenl Dire. IL tttufu It #ras agtrrd
tbal NJ. 1uaacris should secppt tum al. shannon
Mexican l"asufy Aelfs IN payment Of the eAecss ii
$4,000. and as these HtIe In he h#n b any where ~
troa 10 10 ferce9f.-sa greatly were tHte dcprreu~
ed-tats hllle eHeltian Woald IrHtr pnGl a sumo
afit odd thousand dollars Ia III. Ancflfihoatots IL
ftafn they were 10 give ui aHA fu'de ae4atiauce 10
HE MeAican gg~enaont Ia tefus iut lte yslwut 81 lie
l~o lnsiam'ots, ~ht"as tfcy lad only III e E4uda1ed.
such is sad Ia be The s5cre aatoy 81 ts AIdt dtrio
matte j5ybing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

1aP,' f%ter flawety. Of the ch,1nsr Spitire tried
III me u B District Court al Boston, last week. for in.
10 engage IN the slave trade, has been found guilty.
was however, recommended 10y the Jury tie mer,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

w 'oe''.eos viii be Of course elected to the.I. s
as""' M Levy the member elected to The H. Of r
Is spoken Of as one of them. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

o. letter from Washington II the New York Tri
Do'e says Tie prescription Of Clerks Messengers.
&c ior not having been brawng politicans-Er hav.
oS psfn seen talking to Whig,-and for having MA
ees mat hungry fellows wan,,--goes on very brsbIy
and spies and lnormers doing brisk business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

, 81 The degree. Of IL. d. Las been conferred an
President Polk, Attorney General Mason. Senator M,n
g , and hev: r. b. Hawks Of NJ ssissppi. by the
omVe'Sls OF North Carolina. All Of these gentlemen
are alt,nni Of that Institution. '"''e'ie'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

Tnr B9Prrsr Mlssias NJ uraaAn has suffered Sc
we're lss IN lie death n Mrs Abbott. Her disease was
IA affection ol lie heart
, 1845-01-25

that belonged to him, with the exceE
ton Of the horse, safely and snuglv
deposited on the deck of the Little
Pike, which was then about TO leave
for New Orleans. He went on board
and attempted to expostuIate with
the fair one, but she would come to
no terms; he then tried Smith, but
Eornh him nnnrrinihla. hia nari nnd
, 1845-01-25

UT the Siamese Tmins.-
owing is taken from the Jour
Me Rev. Mr.. IIeminway, Mis-
ensv 10 Siam:--ln the progress of
a morning walk in the neighborhnod
OF the oty Maklong, the missionaries
tell IN wlh a very respectable look
ing man,.who informed them that he
was the individual who conducted
the Slamese wins from that place to
Bangkok, and delivered them to the
captain who took them out Of the
country. He also tod me that the
mother OF the twins was living on
the other side of the Sanal, and thew,
therefore, determinH to pay her a
visit before leaving he place. The
visit is briefly deserted as follows
early in the aiternpn we went in
, 1845-01-25

To polish mahogany Furnitu1 E.
Rub it with cold drawn Iinseed oil,
and polish by rubbing with a clean
dry cloth, after wiping the oil from
, 1845-01-25

Strength TO boe u VIII Y gwen
My spouse Nancy.
Wife.
VOL, then from the silent dead
Still I'll strive TO daunt ye,
And around your midnight bed
Horrid sprights shall haunt ye,
Husband.
I'll wed another, like my dear
Nancy Nancy,
Then ALI will ay for fear.
Ny spouse Nancy,
RoRERr BURNS.
A "GRAVE JOKE"
In one CT the beautiful towns of
Connecticut. lives a good natured fell
low whom we shall call Jake. Now
Jake was a halter by trade; he was
, 1845-01-25

49, IA
serving TO effect this, cpd my speech
only to express it.-BP.. Hall.
Remembrance.
1t is said OF TamerIane, called also
Timer Beg, and Timer the Lame, the
terror OF whose arms spread over the
Eastern nations, and whose successes
we're almost unparalleled, that this
celebrated warrior once learned 4
lesson OF perseverance from IN insect,
which was never afterward forgotten.
When closely pursued by his enc
mics, he took refuge in some old ru-
ms. where, left to his solitary mus
ings. he espied an ant Juggling and
striving 10 carry away a single grain
of corn. His u~navailing efforts were
repeated 60 times, and at each seve-
raj time, so soon rs he reached n cor.
, 1845-01-25

twins. and were so happy as TO find
a man who conduc, us directly to
her house. On earning that we
brought intelligence respecting her
absent children, WON She supposed
10 be dead, she gaze Us hearty well
come. We assured Ter they were
liuinn uhnn lnSt ua inard from Ana
, 1845-01-25

ner tn +
can see and feel and taste NY God:
, 1845-01-25

Mr.. Brown, o. Tenn"
bill for the Admission of Iowa and
Florida into the Union; and Mr..
Douglass reported back the bill for
the organization of Nebraskee Terri
tory, with amendments.
On the 8M, in the Senate. Nj. Sur
geon presented a petition from citi-
zens of Pennsylvania, asking Con-
gress to organize Il territorial Gov
eminent in Oregon, and for other pur-
poses. Referred.
In the HOuSe,-Mr. Dromgoole, by
general consent, introduced a bill de-
claring the assent OF Congress, that a
new State may be erected and form
ed in the territory comprising Texas,
adjoining the State Of Louisiana and
Arkansas, and bounded by the Gulf
of Mexico, on certain conditions;
and on the 4th day Of July next the
said new State, being designated as
the estate of Texas" may be admit
ted as a new and an entire member
of the United States of America
briefly stated that he had drawn
II
, 1845-01-25

tain point of projection, he fell back
with his burthen, unable to surmount
it. But the 10th time, he bore away
his spoils in triumph, and left the
wondering hero terminated and ex-
in the hope of future victory.
How simple the incident! How
impressive the lesson! How varied
and DrOfOund tho uicJon, IF tho n;
, 1845-01-25

and your mahogany tables will be so
finely polished that hot water would
not injure them. The reason is this:
linseed oil hardens when exposed to
the air, and when it has filed all the
pores of the wood. the surface be-
comes hard and smooth like glass.
A COUNTRY SCHOOL.
Bible Dictionary Class come up
said our school.master.
who was Lots wifer
The pillow of Salt what Moses
laid his head on, when he wen up to
Mount Sir ia, to offer his son Isaac up,
o he had no sheep but himself 20
do likewise
'What is said of Jonahf
Jonah swallowed a whale, and
was vomoked up the third day with
a passed. of goard seed which he gave
to the Queen of Sheba for mendin'
, 1845-01-25

only sure mode of getting his griev
ances redressed was to apply for
warrant, which the officer had barrel.
time to serve upon the person o
Smith before the boat showed on
from the wharf, carrying with it Mr.
Pfnop's furniture and wife. To max,
sure of Smith they lodged him in thu
calaboose. The horse had been con
verted into cash, and by a process o
q III thoro La LIT Ettlo IA,Lt L.. ELnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
REMOVAL.

DRINKER & MORRIS (late Smith & Pal,
u mer) nave removed their Book and Station
~ Store 10 No 81, Main street, four doors below
tie cross street leading to "Mayo's Bridge, ane
re Exchange Hotel" where hey are now pre-
rare,. 10 furnish their customers and the public
generally with standard publications OF Law
Medical. Theological Historical, School, CLASH
cal and Blank Books with ali new publication:
as hey issue from the press 10 ibis country, ant
have made arrangements BY which they are pre-
Pared 10 execute orders for all Foreign BoOks a
short notice. -,
Mr. Robert l. Smith, our late partner, is still
with Us, and gives his attention and long erpe'ie"e'
10 The business 10 The selection and keeping up o.
onr s:ork-particularly the Lao Department
which will be found at all times very complete
embracing all STANDARD PUBLICATIONS; and, act
ins as agents, as the house has been Tor Inc ias
for,v wears for all the established publishers IL
This country, We shall receive all ne,o pnbi,e"'on
IS soon as published, which we sell at publishers
rr;-., DRINKER & MORRIS,
booksellers, Bookbinders and Publishers
Ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
TIE FALL. TRADE.


BOOKS. STATIONERY & NOFORIES.
NASH & WOODHOUSE are nov receiving
y their newly purchased stock OF Books, STA
lionefy. Piano For,es, Fancy and Useful Articles,
Music. &c.
y. & ". feel assured that their Goods have
been bought on The very best terms, and they VIII
certainly consider il their interest 10 sell on Inc
same advantageous conditions.
Their stock will be found 10 embrace every ar
,ice usually required By the Country Merchant.
II the Book Department.,
An extensive collection of the various School
Books in usr; the leading Law, Medical, Theo-
logical and Miscellaneous Books, and The cheap
Publications OF the day; Amanacs for 1916.
In The Stationery Department,
1000 reams, writing, letter and wrapping Pa
per Bonnet Boards, States, Slate Pencils, Ink,
Quil!s, Steel Pens, &c.
In Ike Mus,cal Department.
Flutes OF all kinds, Violins, Guitars, tlaseoeis,
Carione,s Accordeons, Flies, Drums, &c, VIC
lin Bows, Violin, Gnitar and Violoncello Strings.
New Fashionable and Standard Music fof The
Piano, Guitar, &C.; and the most extensive as
soI,mcn, Of Piano Forles in the Stale OF virginia,
warranted and sold upon TRIAL.
Fancy and useful articles in the greatest va
rey. NASH WOODnOooE'
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books, Sta
ionerY, Piano For,es, Music, &C., l31 Main
street Richmond Va. sep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
TRUST SALE.
LAND AND NEGROES

I'VE shall on FRIDAY, thr 81 day Of October next,
w by Of deed of trust executed 10 IN snscli
hers by Walter e. CarrnEton, for purposes therein
named offer for sale, thu rnscs, the large aad va
luable TRACT OF LAND on which said Darlington
now resides. The land is situated on Staunton river.
in the county Of Halifax. between Norion's and Coles
Ferries and contains by a:e survey i2 acres, 900 oi
which river and 50 creek low grounds, thu remain
der high land md good condition. one Iafof which
is In org nal forest growth and considerable portion
Of the open lands has been cleared Ia The last four or
five Years Both high lands and low grounds are well
sci IN grass and clover. There Is an unusual quantity
OF excellent paDt land IN the tract. IL Is well adapted
10 The grow all The different crops Conn., ols, heat
and to5acco and IL high state of cultivation The
improvements large and Two stored brick dwell
Ing and every iry and convenient CUT house.
fine and Intensive garden and ihards.
We shall also offer for sale Sky valuable SLAVES,
nnw on the land. Among the slaves ARE macy likely
youn. ulen and wom-n and several valuable mechanics
aud factory hands. The above property, or 50 much
thereof "a shat: sary fer the Of the trust,
viii crrain he sold on IN. Sd Of October next. The
title both land and .gfoer Is believed Ia be nnques
;.oaate. tLi acting rusees, xr shall only convey
such title is vested in by the deed The terms
will be reasonable and satisfactory, and will be made
known the day &C sale
PAUL ;. CARRiNGTOS.
THOMAS FLOuRSUi, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
Clever ss;Is Rail Read.

THIS Rail Road was opened on The 9th Of Au-
i gust, for the transport lion OF coal and other
freight; and the public are now informed that
PASSENGER CAR,
Attached 10 the freight train. will Re run as fol-
lows on aud after Monday, the S,h OF September,
instant:
Leave Clover Hill Summit on Mondays and
Thursdays at3P P. NJ.
Returning, leave Clover Hill Junction, on the
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road, on Wed.
nesdays and Saturdays at9s A. NJ.
N. B. Passengers fer Ills tram leave Peters
burg on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS at 5, A. NJ,
ana leave Richmond same day; Z, S \. NJ.
FARE between C!o-cr Hill Sunni! and Rich
mend, Petersburg or Port Waiiha, 81.
Tie freight on wheat IS 8 cents per bushel; on
tobacco 81 so per hid; o.her articles in proper
lion. THEODORE; $. GARRETT,
Sept. 3-,Ot Surd't Transportation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

MO. =, South 18th Street, Richmond, Virgil
Presents to the public the following Grand
Schemes Tor The week.
For Friday-Capi'als.: $4,000, 1000, 5000,
$500, 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets "a
halves 2, qrs. |.
Also fine little STRENGTHENING comes at
the same time. Capitals: $4,000 1000, &c
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets dollar, halves 80,
quarters CSC.
For Saturlay.-Capas 5000 dollars 1000,
1900, 1866, &c, Sc. rs Nos, ID drawn ballots.
Tickets dollars, halves l, quarters SOC.
For Saturday Evening-two Lotteries-draw-
ing received by Sundays mail. Capitals: 1000
dollars, 1900, 2,4l5, 1850, 1000, SC. G6 Nos,
il drawn ballots. Tickets dollars, halves ,,
quarters /.
Also, the Dollar Lottery again. Capital =
$1,000. Sc Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets !; halves
SO CENTS qrs. IS els.
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia. Drawing received Monday, o'clock.
Grand Capitals: $50 000 10000, 5000, 24I0, 10
of 1000, III Of 500, 10 Of 300, 10 OF lC00, &c.
"a Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets $40; halves
5; qrs. , SO.
p. S. Remember, that il you want money, Bur
RUSS il The place 10 gel The Capitals.
s-'gA word 70 those who want money. You
have only 10 call on Burruss and purchase in the
above Schemes and yoa may gel The desired
amount. Call soon. C. BURRUSS,
Sept3 Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
NOTICE

IN pursuance Of decree Of The Circuit Superior Court
o. Law aud Chanccy for The county Of Charles city
pronounced on the Both day OF May, sI5 there.
in depending between The President. Directors and
COMPANY Of The Bank Of Virginia, Plaintiffs and Mary
w. HARRISON widow and c,ccu,rx Of Benjamin Harri-
Decreased, aGd others, Defendants, the undersigned
Commissioners appointed by Ii,r said decree, viii sr ,
by nnh'ic auction, the 7th day of October next, f
fan, II no. the next fair day tie premises. 70 the
h e!lrs, bidder, Tar c> one-f,urh of the proceeds
nl sale and rs 10 the residue of the procuc.s Of sale on
credit Of one aud t~u Years roHI The .ay Of sale in
Two equal i:sta!Dt:it. that very large and valuable
Real Estate called BERkElY, lying an James river, III
the county Ct Chares CITY. The purchasers will he re-
lniTrd In give honis, w one snretles, 10 be
approved by The Commissioners Commits. Toner act
in: Ia making the sale. "a! The credit instruments
al the proceeds ihrrcn and the title Of The land sold
v i'll he Teiahrd TX additional security for the payment
OF The said bonds This tract OF land, believed &"
contain nearly 81, Thousand acres. viii be sold fsbject
To The dowrr Of Mrs. Mary ". Harrison, which has
been laid o and assigned To her lherein in suc tracts
lots will accommodate purchasers There will also
be sold by the Undersigned The day. and al The
same place. under the decree. several Saves, for
cash. ROBERT STANARD.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Ana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
,E0 EOis2ccamiSls.

VIE are in receipt OF an assortment OF splen-
w did Goods, adapted 10 The use of, and Sc
lecled expressly for factory hands 10 which We
would particularly call The attention OF Tobacco
Mss, aud invite Them 10 give this stock an exami-
nation before making their purchases. They
will find il 10 consist OF, in part
Heavy Cassimeres and Kerseys, great va
Tieiv
Plain and striped blue Sarinet.
Check, plaid and ribbed do.
Plain Oxford and grey mixed do.
Striped brown do.
Plain and figured black do
Ribbed black do.
Heavy undIcSsei mixed aud lrab do.
Heavy Birdseyc Twec! Cashmere.
Blue striped Cznaburg Shifting
81, rs and IA brown do. &c, &c, &c.
WADSW WORTH, TURNER & CO.,
Aug. 2U-diw No Is, Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

n L Z u b l. & Y y " N.
THIS desirable Estate tIie Estate of tho late Judge
Barboirl viii hr offered for sale at public auction
the premises on MONDAY, the 9Th of October next
ifa:r if not the fair day. A. This tate has been
50 long advertised il is deemed unnecessary tn describe
IT here. Terms rf sale as heretofore stafcd-ihat H.
abnnt S6,O9n Will be required as first payment
the remainder in one. aud three years without in
tcrcsi. Bonds, with approved security, ard ircd of
i;'lst on e property, will be required Ter HE deferred
payments. The purchaser may. " he should wish ~,
retain in his hands OF llr deferred payments inr
term Of years, during my life, by puncnaly paying
the Interest thereon. Nv will show the farm, 81 i,
To any one Who may wsh 10 examine II between this
and the day Of safe. FRANCES r. BARBOUR.
Frcscati, Orange co.. Va, Aug. aG-ctds