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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

CASH DIAPERS AND TAIL0Rs. 1877 Brosd
CrAy-J c. Boob & Co. having received sdditiooa
supplies OF choice Goods would invite he al
,eniion Of thrir CUSTOMERS and me pubic Inrr soet
pstrrrnp OF v-snss Cassrrr.s Dnings kc thai are 10
D.. fourd in lhis or foreign markets
unusual f.ciiIies in baytrg they enabled
oEsr ,.rors Inducements though should be
md er.;sod low prices have reference only 10 he
snra, cuay Of materials and snshp and thai gRr
-rs produced their establishment not 0urpsssec u
uny PARTICULAR by any house in TIC Union
fbs Cu,ung Department; 10 conducted BY NJ. J. Lee,
whose no.t insltble skill IN La the reeul, Of long
experience and study and who he happy faculty
Of sccour fs1hor 10 for and OF seeerg styles
ordr.ss firing ana appropriate 10 the sesson ny2lh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
JOSEPH B. CLOSE & co.
No. II Bowsry.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING q, wholesale or retail and
the nfgos, assortment in any Store in the city Cs
and SEQ n B. Purchasers retaining The goods unsoNeo
within three days s1r purchased can hsve heh money
agair " o.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

CITY LOANS-?ersons desrous Of ievesing saooey
Vic he Bopds u be City Of NswYork, ssaed IA s1ae-
patton .. collection Vi he Taxes, pay able on 10. ~ o
IS dry Fec March, April nag, or June pex Seso
ts7esI per cent Per snnum Gao do 40 ~ suSs " w
a-N JOHN EVEN, Comptroller
conpuollers ohce, Hsn Of Rseofs~ ,,s ,v-s
June ID, 1876 -;
TS1IR.ANKs,sP PLATFORM sCA LES: ns.,
4 banks Co have resno'e1 my4 isH
Wall. = -.
| CAMPEENk;--"nna EyIs lMtss
" a Ia Aa,douIsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
Bour0lnl.

DRlTATE BOAKDING.-Two large chambers
the second door, with aitachsd pleasant To-
cation, b. mad by single gentleman, w,th or without
breakfast and tea by applying NJ No Secondst les IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

Il. row III, OtI LIST nd Al II T. s-.ell' q.
- cu.ls-y 10 Diseases o; EY- Ear r. II /
cocA al bis esdxacv srd U:ces b Brcsc corner o.
srr-n-s S,ruosr1u. SOU ming cured IN few ninutea
Aru Ewes arert Sp-c.Aclrs .caPed 10 every dHfeci
$50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE In THE
GOIIMTX or II MOVED


PURSUANT TO the provisions Of deed of trust made
by Henry Leadbeter and wife, TO the subscribers or
the 18th day Of October 1886, and of record in the Of
flee OF the Clerk of the County Court Of Hanover, and
for the purposes of the said trust they will proceed on
the Goth day Of next month"; tNovember) if fair, II not
on the next fair day thereafter AT The house OF SAID Hen
~ Leadbeer In the upper end OF Hanover, 10 sell
public suction, the real and personal property whci
said deed conveyed.
The property consists of several Tracts of Land, the
Stock and Plantation Utensils, and the Crops on tht
said tracts of land. There are Crops Of Corn, foade
and Shucks, and large parcel of Hay; the iouseoit
and Kitchen Furniture now in possession of the SAID
Leadbeter and Wagon and Gear.
The Tract of Land which the said Leadbetter re
sides, is very desirable pece of property, containing
about two hundred ard nifty acres, of good farming
land, situated on the Richmond and Louisa Coui
House Road, about twenty three miles above Richmond
with excellent buildings, both for public house and
for private family There are Two other small tracl'
OF land lying near the former; one called IhhCkEhS
the other WOLF SWAMP, both valuable, and Situated
In one of the healthiest parts of Virginia The title
believed to be good though the subscribers VIII convey
such title is vested in them by said trust deed The
terms OF sale Will be, for the land, one-thlrd cash. one
third al twelve, and the other Al twenty four months
from day Of SALE TO be secured by bonds with approved
personal security, and deeds of trust on the property
and for the personal property, cash for all sums under
$40, and that sum six months credit, with bond
and approved security. .
The subscribers also request the creditors of said
Leadbeter for whose benefit the sale Is made, to brine
forward their claims before the day Of sale and ~
debtors said Laadbsttci ~ inhHe payment 10 taeu
forthwith, as indulgence cannot ht gwen.
CHARLES p. GOODALL, T,us,.es
NATHANIEL L. CRENSHAW,
NJ B-Shoud the foregoing property not he sufficient
to discharge the purposes OF SAID deed then the sulsci
ber one OF the Trustees 10 said deed will offer at III,
same time and place, at public auction, for cash, three
SLAVES, also conveyed To him in that deed, To VIII
Woman, a Boy and a Girl.
o. POSTPoNEMENT.-ln consequence of the Sc
naloria Election The above sale is to the mex
day (27th Novenlber) CHAS. 7. 6UnDaLL.
NATHL. Z. CRENSllAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
Headquarters II Sallillo.
Sept 29h, 1916.
IWWIUTH It'I''IT'4
WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY2


WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY2
This is the title OF comedy written ny Mark
Lemon, and once produced at Coycnt Garden
II did NOT illustrate lis title very we'll Tor il had
shor, run. The question is very natural, and oc
ours in many circumstances in which men are
placed. We can conceive Of no query that rises
10 before the mind so often, and is taken into con
sit!eralion SO frequently previous 10 undertaking
projects n The economy Of life.
Wla; will The world say2 How often is ihe
ones,ion asked bv those tia, desire lame and ho-
nor and sill ollener By thuse who wond have
repule though il be gained at the expense OF by-
nucfisy and coakng their true character. How
oi,pn are men deferred from conduct which their
hearts promp,lhem 10 adopt but which want OF
no.al courage, tear OF The world, a desire 10
know "whal II will say" prevents Them from
choosingi
Among the many faulty characteristics of he
present time. ronc is 10 be more condemned than
The disposition, 81 prevalent, 10 pander 10 the bad
tastes of those who happen TO surround us. De
TucouevilIe was right and discriminating, when
he aiupied the term tyranny Of public opinion"
for our country. There is vast deal III tyranny
of this kind amongst us-nol Of ihr great pubic,
hui the tyranny ot sections and circles oi s0reif.
Look a, fashion. What is mere iyraInicsl2 a
man has been impercewibly indncted into IS usa-
srs. Year after year they change. One absu;-
div succeeds another Time alter lime, the w.
tary i, almost induced 10 throw of his slavery
vet he breads The loss OF caste with he circle IN
which he moves. He puzzles himself with the
question. What will the world say?
Consider The domestic economy OF men. What
false notions prevail! what tyranny OF opinion
reigns in The upper circles OF socieIy! To be
competent, 10 move in them, what high sta ndald
Of expenses is required Many are they that, Of
Ia:e, have found their incomes too small, AMI
have been comrelled 10 resort 10 shifts ant eIpe-
dents 10 keep up show OF ION TN. Many
are they that dare not brave the slight ofi-
mon OF The world, ill bankruptcy has begnn
10 stare Them in The face. Instance the specula-
tors and financiers Of the presen, day, who have
become embarrassed, and resored 10 fraud 10
conceal their fallen condition. No doubt, The
lhougs, OF cutting down their expenses, OF redrc-
ing lhei. style CT living, and OF Fesorlns - ho-
nest labor in humber bu, surrr vocallons, Ire
ouen,ly occurred 10 their minds before they re-
solved upon deeds Of crime Bl, they were star
tied and frightened from their good purpose by
the question, "Whal will the world say9'
BLADEN IN. c. SENATORIAL ELEC-
TION.-The special election in the Pladen Sc
Material District, TO fill The vacancy caused BY the
dea,h 4 Mr. Melvin. Democrat. terminated in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, NEGROES


WILL. he sold on TUESDAY. the 9Th day Of Deem
w her next. AT the le residence of Philip Woodson
Senior deceased In the county Of Hanover the Tract
OF Land which said woodsnn resided, containing
four hundred and fifty acres, adjoining Dentonsvic,
and about mile from the Rocky Mills The land IL of
average quality Of land in the neishborhood The i'm
proveinents are commodions hut somewhat out Of
pair The land will be sold sui ject to the right Of dover
of Sarah Woodson, widow OF the deceased. WEI he
sold al the same time eleven Negroes, consisting of
Men, Women and Children; four Horses; seven head ri
Cattle, about twenty Hcss eighteen Sheep; the Crop oil
Corn, Oats, Fodder Shucks, &c; Also all the Pania
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture
The OF sale will he, for thr land cnUihird cash
the balance in equal instruments Of one and iva years;
the credit payments TO be secured by bonds with ar
proved security, and deed Of trust The land All
The other property advertised, with the exception Of the
Negroes, will be sold credit of nine months, for
all sums over twenty dollars The purchaser giving bond
with approved security; for all sims Of twenty dollars
and under cash will be required Tho NerIoes will br
sold for cash. JaCob WouDSoH,
Executor Of Philip Woodson, deceased.
Nov. l0-c9a@tds
lrrI also wish to SELL privately, Tract Of Land at-
Joining the above containing 4Sa acres which was orr
Nov. 10 JACOB WooDsoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
Eagle Hot Ell,
RnlVlLLE, VIRG | N |

rJ,HE subscriber, having removed from the Farmers
i Hotel to this old and well known establishment,
recently kept by Col. F. H. James, which Is ageeaby
steps Of Randoph's Warehouse and within short dis
lance ofihe Farmville Warehouse and in The most o
sness part Of the town. begs leave TO make known 10
his friends and the public generally that he is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate all persons who may favor HIM
with call His table shall be constantly provided with
the best tho season and country afiord-his bar with
the best liquors TO be had In this and the Eastern mar
kets-hs stables with tho hest grain and proyender
and attended by experienced and attentive ostl-rs.
From his own experience in the business, and de-
termination TO spare 10 pains effort TO make his house
comfortable and agreeable 10 those who may either
board with him or visit him, he fiaers himself that he
will receive portion Of public patronage. His charges
shall be accommodated TO the times Cal' and see.
Eoy, 6-coaW2m THUS. W. EYES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

We wait for the smoke and dust of the battle
field TO be cleared away, before we sum up The
results OF The late elections, and present TO our
readers those speculations OF our own, which we
shall feel il our duty 10 address seriously TO The
consideration of the Democratic party. We wait
10 see where the victories Of The Wings, Temporal
ry as we trust, and as We have heard Wing say,
will end. So soon as all Inc returns from The va
rious States shall have been received, We wiliu!-
nish summary, although the retrospect be far
from satisfactory. We have many sore dissen-
sions and deiectons 10 regret, but above all the
defeat of The talented and vituous Wright. lie
tell, however, in the discharge Ct his duty and in
The sacred observance Of his oath Of office, his
oath 10 execute Inc laws Of his Stale. He sought,
and successfully sought. 10 maintain law and or
der. Yet The 50 called claw and order party
never were louder in their rejoicings over The de-
lea; OF any Democrat before!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
Oct. 30-ctds
NOTICE.

.NOT IOE.
Y virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10 me by Jesse
ID II. Lrath and wife, for the benefit OF William Mar
shall and Edward R. Lcat. and oil record in the Clerk
Office of Amelia County, | shall proceed TO sell tnr
Tract of Land conveyed me In said deed, on WEB
NESDAY the 18th of November next, The premises,
at public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash or
or edit, may be determined the day of sale The
land lies abort five miles Southeast OF Amelia Courl
House. and contains SIX hundred and tweniyone acres
Al the same time and place will be sold for cash
twenty NEGROES, consisting Of Men, Women, Eo,
and Girls.
Also the Crop Of every description; the stock o
Horses, Cattle Sheep and Hogs, Plantation Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture
The tile believed be UNREASONABLE, hut acting
Trustee shall only convey such title as is vested IN
me. JOSEPH HALL, trustee
Orr o7-rtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
rr,o,, n, GaJrgon Cr;iian. n HE 3oMI


The Mexican troops, who capitusated al Mon
erey. proceeded through Saito, destroying the
Notifications there; and h. impression in the ar
ms is, from The best Information cerivable, that
,h- Mexican forces will be concentrated al San
Luis Poosi, for anoiher desperate sand. The
forces now there are eneag. j n Strengthening
lhe offences of The place, snd with the army from
Monterey, and such troops as can be drawn
from The Interior an army formidable in numbers
NAV be concentrated al ,ha, point before Spring.
Gen. Taylor's army, in The meantime, IS adj
vantaseously situated at Monterey. The troops
enjoy comfortable quarleFs-ihe valleys around
The city TEEN with grain and fruils-ihc weather
is delishttul-;he deiences VI the place are such
that our army could hold il against all Mexico
and every facility is cnoyed Tor ausnen'lns the
force, with view 10 offensive operations, that
could be desired.
The pressn, strength Of The army under Gen.
Taylor at Monterey is about 6,Ooo. men-the
Georgia Regiment having been added since the
hauIe' and abou, an equal number dscharged.-
In addition TO this. We have five thousand eff
Glen, troops IL Camareo n considerable force at
Malamoras and Gen. Woods division moving
There is nothing but vague and unauthentic
report, concerning Santa Anna or his move
ments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
81 A T.

THE subscribers would respectfully call the at
/ tenlion OF Country Merchants and others, pur-
chasing Tin Ware Stoves, Crates and Fire Places, &c,
&c TO their general stock 10 be found at No. %, West
Main street They feel assured that they can sell oi
IN. above articles wholesale or retail, rs low as any
similar establishment. More particularly would We
cu the attention Of those in want TO our assortment OF
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, ami
Goal Stoves as well as our Fire Places for burning
wood Ear more prefe rablr article than the Franklin
stove and much safer and remedy for smoking
ehmneys. u. q Y. II. " ELhCH'
Oct. 2-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
ny THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

I
WHEREAS, a vacancy has occurred in the senatorI-
w al District composed Of The counties OF Fuvanna
cochland Louisa and Hanover, by the death of John
Gusrrant ESQ.,, late Senator in the General Assembly
for the said District the Sheriff. of the several counties
OF tho sad District therefore required TO hold an
election tho fourth Thursday In November 1916 for
Senator TO fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand. as Governor, and under the
lesser seal OF the Commonwealth Mt Richmond
isr.l this thtrcth day OF October, eighteen hundred
and forty six, and in the seventy first year Of
The Commonwealth. WAN. SMITH
Mac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
~ THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF VA.
d pPOCT a NATION

WHEREAS vacancy has occurred IN The General
" Assembly BY the death of David Crawford. Sena-
tor eject Tor The District composed of the counties OF
Shenandoah Hardy, Page and Warren, the sherifs Of
the counties of the sad District are therefore
required 70 hold an election the fourth Thursday "i
the present month, for Senator 10 fill the vacancy
Aforesaid.
Given under my hand rs Governor. and under ~"
lesser seal az the Commonwealth Al hichmohu,
srAL this third day of November. IN the year oil our
Lord eighteen hundred and foty-six, aud oil the
Commonwealth the seventy first.
Nov. 6-etd WIN. ShlIH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

RY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law and Chancery for the county Of Louisa, pro.
nounced the 18th day Of September 1886 the under
signed, therein appointed Commissioners for that iur-
pose, will proceed, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of De-
cemher 1916 if fair If noI the fair day thereafter,
TO offer for sale. by public auction, the premises The
valuable property belonging the Estate of the late DR..
James NJ. Morris, known ne the BYRD MILLS, situ-
ated the Southanna river. in the county Of Louisa.
These Mills have for many years enjoyed high repu-
,ation and an extensive custom. They consist Of a
Flour MILL Grist Mill, and Saw MIL all in good repair.
A Tract Of Land containing 400 acres, is attached 10
the Mills portion Of this will be sold with the Mills;
some part will probably be detached for The
daton of purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE as follows The purchase mo-
ney to be divided into three equal instruments, payable
in one two and three years, respectiveyhe purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security, and the title
being withheld until the final payment.
EUGENE DAVIS, lr,
Oct. 31-ctds RIGID. D. MORRIS, oomis'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

LAND F'UR SALE.
thsri pt.

THE subscriber intending 10 remove from the county
of King L Queen, offers for sale the Tract Of
Land on which he at present resides, containing ten
hundred aud seventy-One acres and al distance Of
miles from the Rappahannock and Mattaponi rivers
The Farm divided into four fields, each Of which will
easily produce from thres hundred and fifty four hun
dred and fifty barrels Of corn, which, by clearing, may
be made TO bring from five To six hundred. Ii has
/, abundance Of both hank and pit mari, which has
been used, though moi extensively, with complete
Twothrds of the Farm is in timber Of the orig
nal growth. Attached 1t hundred and tive
Of Swamp which If equuIied certainly
passed by any in the Stale FOR The growth Of Corn,
Wheat, Tobacco Hemp, Hay, &C &c.
The building which Is large, airy and in excellent
pair has rooms and fnnr ths cabin
sulcient for the accommodation of large IA
mily of servants, also in good repair together with
all other necessary outbuildngs There is also large
and extensive orchard of wesrccted fruit trees; and
last though least the location is such, that the
ceiy surpassed by any in Eastern Virginia Pre-
Stunning will purchase without first viewing the
premises, it will all times give pleasure 10 ride
the Farm with any one who may wish TO do so.
Ii disposed of privately before the first day OF
December next, it viii be offered for sale publicly u
fair IL not the next fair day hereaer together with
valuable stock Of every kind, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and Farming Utensils OF every KIND.
Terms made known on that day.
c. IT. BAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

1t will be seen, from our advertising columns
that the National Circus will remain in Rich
mond the balance OF this week An afternoon
performance will be given on Saturday next, in
in order that persons living in the country may
have an opportunity of Witnessing The exhibition
and return home before night. We advise all
who are fond OF amusemen's 10 give them call.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
NEW GROCERY STORE.

THE subscribers have entered into Co-partnership,
i under the firm of HERRING & GARDNER, for the
purpose of conducting the Grocery and Commission Blu
,ness and have taken the Store formerly occupied by
William T. Barrett, Immediately opposite the Richmond
and Frederic ksburg Depot Broad street They intend
keeping general assortment Of FAMILY GRoCE-
RES which they ask the attention of their friends
and the public generally. One Of Us having been en-
saeed in the business for several years in this city,
hope bv close attention, merit share Of patronage
We will pay particular attention to the sale OF all kinds
o. produce consigned TO from country friends
GEO. j HERRING,
Oct Gam GEO. w. GARDNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
lSpALLlBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

- StA-4NW CHfe, no ~
DR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
- ran,ed iocure Ague and Fever in from twenty to
thiriy hours, II directions are followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases In
no ns;once have thirty been known to fail. They
PREPARED from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
er.st 10 keep supply TN hand as they may thus save
a'Se Doctors Bills. The Pills can be put up in neat
ref packages and sent by mail at leite. postage The
poetors. IN order 10 prevent counlerfes ana imposi-
n' are determined not establish egencies. All or
s must be attended with the cash, pas, paid and di-
"eed to DR.. C. J. KENWORTHY & CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
a. ~ b. The money will be returned in every case of
"iure. July 3l-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
king Queen County, November 6-c2awtds
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES

IN THE COUNTY OF FLUVANNA.
DY virtue Of n deed Of trust, executed by William F.
ID Jackson 70 tho undersigned, hearing date on the
25th Of June 1896, and duly recorded The same day
in the County Court Clerks Office for Fuvanna for the
purpose Of securing the payment of certain sum &c
money therein mentioned, VIC shall, on TUESDAY,.
the 10th day of November, 1916. proceed 10 SELL pub
lie auction the premises To the highest bidder for
cash, the Tract Of Land which said Jackson
sides, Columbia Also, eighteen Negroes, consist
ing Of men, women and children, all Of them very Ike
ly-and among them several excellent house servants,
and two three Of the raised and instructed IN
trades.
IL The weather be such prevent sale The day
named IL will be had the premises the fair day
thereafter.
The title to the above property is believed unqnestion
able but, selling a. Trustees, We shall convey only
such right vested in
RICHARD lvANnoE COCkE,)
JOHN q. JAMES, Trustees.
JOHN NJ. Wills,
Oct. li-dltxcwtds
ID By consent Of The parties interested, the
property advertised above will be Sold on The iii
OF November, instead of,he 9Th, as sta,cd-Tues-
day being The 18th, and mol he 10Th OF November,
1916. Oct. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
nv THE GOVERNOR or THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

xx7HERE4S, vacancy has occurred by the death Of
w John r. Street. Esq Delegate elect 10 the General
Assembly the county Of unenhurg, the Sheriff OF at
county is therefore required 10 hold an election on ne
fou,h Thursday in November, 1886, for delegate to
supply The said vacancy.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond
rsr.L on the thire,h day of October, eighteen nun
bred and forty-six and in The seventy-hrst year
of the Commonwealth. WM. SMiiH III.
Sav. 3-ctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

"A A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
ne subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
H. 1nhce Edward Court House, known Springfield.
Inc Tract Of Land contains 800 acres very fair pro-
a., Of which consists OF excellent wood land and
Vim ounds large quantity of improved high land,
f., sood buildings, and all necessary improveme mis-
~ comfortable residence II Is situated within one
HE'D e ., frnce Edward Court House, two miles from
vii. en- sidney College, and miles from Farm
ny. nese places furnish constant and excellent
make, for all of lis productions There is no place in
more entirely healthy, and no society superior
and morality TO thar in its Immediate vi
r5 its ncnrness TO the Court House and College,
superior facilities for education There are two
ts nhs female schools, and male school, at the
overseer will show the premises to any person
add.s see them Persons wishing TO purchase will
coun,S ~, wa subscriber at Farmve, Prince Edward
Ana s ;-one-lhird cash, ON delivery of the deed
myms,,s ae In one and two years. For the deferred
''"a and security will be required
Farmvi,,e. p,,u CHAS. 8. DARLINGTON.