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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
NEyy.YORK TRIBUNE.
pr..nx,e,n,su (!ys,s SCHOOL, Assembly.

a,
Rev. Mr., on behalf OF certain ladies of the
,,v o,e.ented 10 too Moderator bouquet Of fOsers
a. token Of respect and en5ems,ic OF me Eden
ike influence which they trusted the Assembly would
have on The ~. sions spirit Of the city Tue Moderator
returned thanks add remarked ihs', while he received
with gratitude the besu;iui fragrant tO~ers-detcenG-
arts OF bo.e II Ejen he would not forget the equsi
besuy and the more delicate purity ci the daughters OF
Ere. -
10 the wes, reported Rev Nessrs Mile. Of Cincinnati
Wrer. Of Grand River; To~nseDd. Of Missouri Nor
ton of Alton; Dickey OF looi ma. Report adopted
Rev Mr. Diskey Crefed q resolution 20 the feet that
since there doubt 10 toe Inferior Jodieatones
Of the Church In regard 20 the question q slavery
therefore ia resolved that the word ssveaoicers y
insert-c after the word rDanstslers, IN answer 10 tS
li2d question in tbs Cstschsin IN gard 10 tnOse VINO
In practice Of clos forbidden ia inc Lynn bOl'
msn9ment and thSf this sme hdm,nt Dc s,ht Gown -
he Presbytsres The Moderator decided inst tns was
precluced by rule Of the house that 10 subject once
decided can be brought ~ without VO'e Of recon
,deraon Of twothds and that ina related 70 tne SUD
i@ct OF Slavery which was one "hicn neo Deeh 90 "
e,ded To this xas objected that there had been 20
decision made 10 gard u this specific point
Tn. Moderator said thst he supposed that the rule
covered all questions Ia regard 10 slavery
Itwas asked whether any question involving sisvery
would come under the rule. The Moderator declined
answering.
Rev Mr. Bs.hnen appealed The decision OF the
Moderator was sustained % 70 p
II was then moved that the Committee before whom
the memorials regard to this overture was laid at ne
Last General Assembly BE- ordered 10 report hwss oe
eded th4t this Of order the report could MOI
be received and acted on by tne House II wss also
sisted by the Moderator that be should rule Al atsP'7
10 brng Slavery before the Assembly out Of order
The order Of the day being the hearing OF Drs CyN
Beecher and Musssy. the Evangelical Alliance, inc
Assembly resolved Itself into an Introductory nee,Ds'
aad DR. Cox took the stand He went 90 al consioeia
BILE length 70 act forth what In bis opinion tne ioun
dalon Of the Evangelical Alliance. Dr. Beecher also
spoke at considerable length Dr. Cox ststeo tnst II was
enn,enslsted 10 hold meeting ia ls4o. In Geneva,
Switzerland and IN 1850 In NesYork.
3oeLook p N-R-v. Mr. McLsin moved tna' me
confederation OF the Report upon the COnstiuuonsi'
and powers Of this Assembly be Indefinitely poslponeo
He moved this as peace motion. he asked hst inc
opbion of Chancellor Kent be separated from me resi-
"a the Report spoke 10 this question
The oostoonement was lost-2j 10 -
Rev M sneao moved that the Report be reierreo 70
goecial COMMITTEE and il 90 referred rev Nj
Resd DR.. Stove and Rev Mr. fi'hsr were sPPo'n'e''
Nj, Rowland Dear was sftersard added
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TpHE NELLUW OK CHESTER springs ior
Il Waler-curc And Sumner hesgrt-IEis establishment
situated lurgy niles from fhade. phe 10 beali-
f1l unu ang country AID 4 comp eiey arranged for al
purposes OF s practice u ins WAiercurs well for
tne recommendation o. plezsare visitors
Visitors lake he hs41llg Cars a. Philadelphia for
Pbnnixvs AID Inence mics by sage 10 Springs
For far her iafOrma1n address Drs GEO. LiNGEN and
ChA5. Z. hOfFENDAAL, Chester springs, Chester Co.
Pa ais SswSns
AMPS ANG CANDLksTICKS.-Al large ss.
~ s0ftulclt u Brscnis lamps and caIci sticks hant
e1d fir sals a. BuGLls-sAy % LUClUS HART,
rys9 81 ls.s Bcardmsn Hart
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r-sg-..Nn 4rPop.ITIocss;o !. ,z.:-..G..-.s.sn

.EAss.stEiNP. CAsWELL a cos - ---z----scI1
express Lae 10 all the -,
Western States and the Cassdas-Sx boats ieavs 49,
Y0fR daily for ths West and North THIS Lre iof"sss
1900 passengers the past season, and We are ~
10 bold out sQch Inducements tnis season ~ OH ei. -
good treatment 10 "a the iIaGeoce Of tie irnos q !.
emigrsnis We have travelling Agent that leaves 80 =
YORK With ths passeb eers that viii take ell bsRgsse
charge. la viii tho POOR man DO ~ ne rs -
gOs half the usual sun charged Ia pay. Lung IAns =
this Line before Contracting eseW mere Al Xmas u -
chaudi re will be FORWARDED IL advance OF all other ~
a. ali will be shipped up ne river by u- passage Doas
rgogirs Oece. al the Of Cortland Ind Bsrclhy -
IA ne tfce, OF e Ns.YoTk, Albany and Troy STEAM 81
oascss al 2swsm r. CAsWELL ~
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Rqilroa0s.
,rgW-ynRK kSDERIE RAILROAD CO1I-

N
lNPASY-Tns Stockholders Of the New YORK and Erie
Railroad Company hereby notified thai an nsiAm-n'
Of Ten Dollars per share ell shares % which NE pay
rnents heretofore made do exceed IhriyhVe dollars
l. required 10 be paid the Office Of the Company NO. -
Wal on or before The 6rst day Of Juns BY order
Of The Directors, NATHANIEL MARSH Secy
NeW.YOrk May /, ls47.
B-Siocshodsrs residing Al or pear Newpnrgn ca
rnsks payment ~ rhomu T. Ring, ESQ. CASHIER OF ne
Powell BANK. N.Y. IN
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,,sIrh, RlTrssUKG ~. ;ssss,-z ;9.gyz

< zsssiaks-.<tS Portable Boss Lns -sxzzD
rSTrS<'-----f feighs snd passage % -
Pittsburk Peun.ylgaais Cincinnsfi Nashville Lous.l-
s. Loas and sl other places The S5ua-~ ,sr fn si
At the lowest possible rstes For inftmAion soo -
ladlpk apply 10 WALT TAPsCOrT, 80 soa'rrssx
Agents Ia Pdladelph'a, Messrs Borbidge Vi Vi
ia Pitlsburgb Hessrs. fsfe l. OConnor. d.
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CHANPAIGNE, PORT and Sherry ~is 80.
" Fsaily use-Siuse basket or box sent nee VI e~5
Ne Plus UIra CbampssgEe lgss .auoed. ,..AS
Russian Eagle and Minerva Chsmpsigns, las' isDsS
Sillerv CbampssgBe, just lasdsd
Port Vine, Ia casss London d0cA
sherry pale ana brown, London doeh
Madeira, London dock
AlsO French Wines, viz:
Go. VOugeo, RED Vine; Beerne, 60
~ Jui.sa ClarcL For sale by -, o..-.,.L
nyzS lweod A H. lhonfoOEs, . -
yp,Fx sRTs-Just received aud row l-ndine nsn I'D
l Wsisr1oo. splendid .ssornent 4 Dix1ns So -
urps G. Zee pots ard Iea-sets For sale who'esA
tail a Barnnz-siip, cy -. u.t
I ot,,.nu ., ,>,sspss soolels Ales ant etpsscSS
49,. aI.a ion .lss nanrfaetured ard .of
%" pow. so SSAos-''- f'-'' LUcfUs HAkr.
q. 20 % SLY as BOA rdaaa Hart
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llnblir Gouuepantes, &r

CAUTION TO TRAYBLERs.-Persons wi.hing
~ to 20 TO Pittsburgh via he fehn'ylYans 1al. sno
Railroads are cautioned against pnyiog any attention 70
The sensations OF psQDs u New YORK 10 regard 10
the Pior and Express Liuo, NIe Qty phtfnt no
on that rouie said line has no ssslls OF h9y AVA" w
ry travellers should engage their own passage iom
New YORK TO Phiade pha and thsir arrival IN lhs,
city 20 direct to Office ga Markets. where every IN
formation relative to the line will b. given -,
By adopting this course rave'ers VIII save heinsefes
from being swiniled. J. PETERSA Gu. Pfopnel"H
mjz9 eOdlw
-U~s~ ACITIZEN-, NEW DAY LINE OF
q pposilon FOR ALBANY ard ntcfniedi.
ate paces.-Fare 50 cents-BresAiAsi Saa
dinner on bosrd
From The pier loOioi touching Hammond 81 pef
The new and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS,
Capt A. Degrool, on Tuesday Thursday and Sanfday'n
half past A. 81
For passage or Light freight apply board the boat or
10 GEORGE DOLSON, 81 the Office,
l16 Werrea-st corner Of Wests',
~ All persons forbid trusting the above boat 90
account OF the owners my2s
IT, AACCONMODATi Day Lne for
Er<SkxvfS Albany and intermediates piAces-Passass
50 cents. Breakfast and dinner on bOna
The new and splendid steamer Aida, Capt o. IoP-
per- will leave the pier foot Of Robinson a. every aondsy
Wednesday and Friday morning At O'Clock. myU ~
C'~s .NOTICE.-sTATEN ISLAND FERaY.
and after Sunday, April 49, lhs Fam.
boats sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER
will run follows until farther notice.
Leave staten Island at 8, e, ., 10, III A. Nj, ZSb
ca Pm. ,
Leave New,Yorh at 10, II, AMI and p 10 raI'.
psst3, and at4, SO, M 40
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lie; OF Letters Remaining in the s., Post Once
Saturday, May %;

~ Poa.. rezisoa n. DATE Of IA In IN SAseA ~
.--,S,-yts.,x LADIES LIST
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nISX .Nn .CnENECrADY Ran

hROAD COMPANY.-The annual election for Direct
or. Of his Company will be he'd At her oce In he Cy
f Albany 90 tho second Wednesday (Sh day Of June
next al Il O'Clock Of that day Tue poll WIZ con
nue open che hour. TIE Ansier book will be closed 90
III sh OF MAY and closed until Tie lob OF June
Albany May T. Sf BY order u The Bosli Of Directors
mv16 "a =. FOSTER, Jr. see'y.
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a WO0DRI7FFA IyONARD.
OAlNfF
Auoneysf,r Attaching Creditor,
d, Is WAL III Nsvv. YORK
by ORDER Of David Il. Ch1pn, E,qlife, slpfeme

by ORDER OF DAVID a. Chapn, E,gaife, slpfeme
ID court Commissioner; Notice j hereby given - e.
atachn eni has been issued against the estae Of William
Blake late OF Norfolk, St Lawrence Oouny' 4, nol-Ies
eot debtor and that he same will be sod FOR the payment
OF his debts unless he appears within nne NOUNS tn no
f.t pu bicsou hereof aud discharges such si ~ &C
coriiug 10 law and hat the payment o any Deus que 20
him from resi- enis this Ssts, snd the delivery 70 MN o.
Tor hs use Of any properly beon gng 20 him snd he trans
Ter of such properly are forbidden by law snt se void
March 9Th 8&7. JAMES BROWN, Anornsys
:. :, i...l-, Or Auachlnr Crrdlnr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

DVRIIC NOTICBis hereby given that he follow,
inE R-soluons have been presented IA Tue hohra ~
Aldermen viz. That the Committee on Sirres inquire I'M"
he exrsdirrcy Of widening Thirty flurls 10 ~
feet fom River River Ia River, ard selling Ve sano
apsr as Marketstreet Also, th- necessity OF removing
IN Awning Posts between the 1t az Ssh fny ~ Noem-
her next All persons Interested n the above Propositions
having objections requested 10 pres NJ ll
in writing to The undersigned Al his ohee, NO itAA OF
Record. on or before the loth day Of June next
MARTIN r. THOMPSON Street Conmissoner
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"A LbAN1 MD " IENEt Iay v y ~ J, 80 =
n and Huisoul Railroad Co boafs u 1877 snd l3iA-
Houce hereby given hat the Interest due on me shove
Bonds will Be- paid tbs H-chancs' Bank N TIC City 81
New York, and sher he la Proxlmo-Aoany, May Z,
isg7 Invite dlht T. FOSTER, Jr sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
- TANNERY FOR sALE.-rT
- LOR -ALE or To LEA-E.-

I'd FOR SALE OR To LEASE valuable
- house nd niue acres of and slusrd ~ ne Vi.sge
- Of NewtowD Long Ia and, about four miles from
WliamsblrFh. The house. II new ard built by days
work, stories high combining eight rooms 80
good kitchen attached cstern snd well Of exec
ne house Is seCua9e by a. 9seusIS 81 ae Soc
my2s w. wM. BELCHER, ~ Pesrlst New-York
-rr nERCER-NT.- At Private saie-rhe well built
ri residence - MeIccrst on the vest side, between
- Howard aud Grant ssthe lot l0n feet In length By
the width of a feet inches sud q feet inches. TIE
house 10 built Ia he beet manner has been painted and
paired this Spriug. There /. lea room and Library,
vegetable cellar and butter vault with coal vaults IN front
TIE etc l. furnished with wardrObes FOR bed linen, &c
SC Fruit trees and grape vines - the garden. Co OF
he parchsse money remain on bonf aud mortgage
Apply 70 ANTHONY }. BLEECKER Auc,ion-er,
my6 lw bros1-sL
81 FOR SAIE-Ju1e ~. The dwelling house and lOl
late tie properly of Barziliai Benjamin, feccssed.-
Said lace syury pleasantly situated IA Est Bridge.
port and within I've uilules wk Of he sesnnc al AMI
railroad ct o. IN the Cf If Bridgeport The house 10 10
good repair sd the Ot Ia srge enough 10 admit OF An
other hudirg being l3p feet wide aud ~ deep On The
premises - good well Of water aud number ~ bearing
fruit trees Unless disposed Of Al private sale by he "a
u Jane next IL ID then be cold At public aucuOu on ne
premises IL O'Clock. forenoon. For particulars Inquire
Of BROOKS l. SrRATrON, OF r. 5. NICHOLS, lldge-
port T. BENJAMIN New sven, or Of The subscriber al
Milford. o. inyl4 Ue2' JOHN SMITH.
~, FOR SALE f1e lots snd = dwelling house on
u Aaiyp ace near Rleecker, Containing together los
- FEET by 3 feet Apply 10
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, Auctionesr,
my79 lw 7srosd.st
-. Ar PRIVATE ~ALE-Three flil io,s Of ground
~ on the souih sds II Thiuy-hh - beEeen Seventh
- and Eighth sgerues For particulars apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucuoueer,
my28 iw Br0ad-sL
- FOR SALE or no LET-Nine houses and lots
Il on fry fouIth-s. near The $40. @ ~,
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, $50 FfontfL or OF ISAAC
WARD. il2 Second-sL myl Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

y N1ssau atreeLNofCr IT, IeItuy Effn % me tti~-
ives and nex fkin OF FREDERICK COURT l.ir ,es.
sl@gei 10 have dsd n,sststs that the eGrcs ~ h sti
.tesfae In the hands of the Pyblc Admlisuaor VII ne
administered and disposed rf by hn Hccofdng 90 is".
uole,. tns sane be einmri BY come asfu rnecaor o.
smisstrsor II the dtc-as-d bv he - day Of June
JANEss TBAYER,
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CT Prof Hare has resigned the Protessorship
Of Chemistry In the Penn. University, which no hiss
hsld 30 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01
MARTIN r. THOMPSON, Street Conlmssonet
Street Commissioners office, May 3iii, 1917 mySl 10
DrBLIC NOTICE ]. heIs6y giysn lhlL pe.III0a b.

bel presented 10 the Bosr e Adcfmen To have ihn
Awning Posts removed from 'dewaAs - Gels -'Te-,
An persons inter esled In The alOys Fropoiitrn uzr d
ectons 20 The i1sied'i, present lrtn r. ~
ing 10 tie undersigCed Al hs Office No h' N aecJfds
on or before The iOlh 81 Iulc next
MARTIN y. THONfsOH Sfreet Commi'fo1er
Sfce.i Cnumi. .innnf'. &c MAN SIN lsil mL9 lIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-01

YlN ORDER OF Hon John W. diamonds. Sac gc ollie
oFlrst Circuit notice Is hereby gwen parsuft o 10
provisions OF he authorizing attachments = aux
hbseonding concealed and nonresident dtbors thsa 90
attachment has issued gsnsi he eslae ofJohn Anar~
resident Of Seye. NewJersey, and that ne sane WI
be sold for the payment o Bis debts unless 20 appear az
discharge such attachment according % law, ln nrn
months from The FIRST publication o. his notice, I'D ~
The payment Of any de5is due 10 him ard he delivery
him or Tor his use u any property belonging him e.
the transfer 4 any property By him forbidden - aN,
snd are vold.-Dsied he nh day Of Dccenber. l3r1
DANA, WOODBURY. LEONARD,
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DuBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OfFich, NJ

i Nsssaustro-t NOice ~ hfrr'F Nift a. I'd me frie
lives snd neTt # kin II OSEPH SHAW carver snd gid
err deceased, " ho IL Negei In have fle1 iniesn
hat shall apply 10 the Surrogate n Do ty and %
of New York, Tor letters n koullsrhuon npon ines
OF ths sid aiestste he 2ai day ~ jln- reAt,
p'clerk In The f5renoon Dated NfN-Nork, May ~,
=. o. J...4.y IAMEgS VHaNEl ruhff Aluminium
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aehille, Madame +
hcAley. sftss Mana
Ell.u, ~ - Jan,
Armstrong. Mlss Maria
Armour. SIS Elizabeth
Afksn01 n, Me. AnneE
Avsrey, Af' James r
Banner, Miss Exc
b mug Mr. l. u
Btush. 8rs Rosina l.
Rarnes. Miss Eyeline
Fs,fi.te Mis. Josephine
Baufyfd. Mrs. Louisa q
Hsrk ~ Mis- May
Barilsti, Mrs FknDy r
b 10, H'ss PaeOe
Sfsdy. Am
Bravo. MIss ANNA
Bresshaw Nbs Maria L
Bfsnan, Budget
Bradee, Z idget
BLAZE, Csthsiine
B-sc cher Niles n
Bergen, Mas Kate
Rsnson, MisstHercer-fD
Raideu, Mics Lars
Beckett, Miss sATsn
gerg nsrgsrsihs, Mrs
Bened Ct. Niles
Beck With Mrs Emily
Bd.lin, Hrs
Roody. Mis- Hannah
Poles Ms Mary
Br9~n, siiss Rachael
Rockingham, Ester L Mary
Bulsr, Margaret
Eufke, May
BuAef, Mrs. z 0
Busnsll. Mrs Ellen
Bushneic, Miss Jane
Rurger. Miss Aimirs
Butler, Ellen
Byron, Mrs HeTyay
Byron, Miss Mary serena
Byron, Ma Eliza
Pnsiin, Mrs. Achsah ca
Bultley, Mrs Julisnna
Carly, Mary
Carpenter, Miss Harriet
Csaly, Mrs Caroline
CAllau, Miss Mary
CaSiiB, Mrs
Caniqle. Miss Abby
Csrsy, Miss Susan
Chss, MsdisliCathafioe Che
Graf, Mrs Harrison
Carol, Ellen (alias sappl'
Clark, Mss Clsrissa A
Carr, Mics Jane
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.,EWEK ~ BEACu-AT.-rubilc y 'iie- = b,it,
- given that petition has been prsened ID nc o"s,
OF Aldermen to have Sewer " bewefs constuel.e
through the whole length Of BeachsL All p fsohs ~
teresied tha shove proposition having oiee"ns " 20
SANE are requested ID present then In w.thg W e M
dersigned his oce, No hs oi Rscods On " "e'O's
he fourth tltt) day OF June next
MARTIN ~ THOMSON Street Commissioner
Street Commit sinnsr's OfIcr MaN - VIZ mxzo Lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
Residence H.. ale

| am very desirous OF disposiIis I" III, Tract |
<GA of Land on which now reside, kno !, nv The |
ss.a Dram Orange, in The South West EVEN s
miles from the Court House thirtytwo fron Frede
h,r. sixteen from the Railroad Depot AT CordonsM2
and two.and-a huff from the Eapidan River. N
,act eight hundred and forty eight ncres one
fourth Of which is wood land the growth of which -
yded into eight fields all under good fencing The I'm
movements consist Of very comfortable Owe ing
HOUSE Dyerseers House, Meat House, Ice House, Car,
riayc House, Corn House, Kitchen, Dairy, Barn, ahu
every other building necessary tor the convenience
or !, family. The location OF the Dwelling House IS
one OF the beautiful IN the county and the M
movements about il very handsome. All oil tne
arabic land il well taken with clover and has been I'M
der the clover and plaster system OF improvement w
several years This whole red land region Is proven
hal for its health and for its great susceptibility OF h-
proyement by the application Of clover and plaster.
rhe amount Of subscription necessary for opening the
navigation of the Rapdan River, has nearly all been
t,ken whcii when effected must greatly enhance lie
value of lands contiguous To u.
In order certainly TO effect sale, and 10 sun TIE
convenience of purchasers, would divide this tret
no as 10 sell four hundred acres, WIN The IN
movements allowing u sufciency Of Woodland To
any one wishing to purchase privately, WIZ sdy th
will sell great bargain in the land, and also 10 farming
utensils crops stock Of all kinds, &c; all very Rooa ~
moi sold privately between this and THURSDAY; the ol
day of July next, (noce of sale before that time VIII
be gyrn shall proceed to sell II on that day ON te
prrniscs TO the highest bidder The terms VIII be- IL
beral and can be known by addressing the shoscre'
or Mr. Robert I. Willis, Orange Court House, sif'
pna Persons looking out for \ residence in the upper
country, invited 10 take look III my estate, %
will sell bargain. RiCtD' l.. nho"N.
the purchaser allowing The subscriber insess ana eg'e's
10 secure the growing crops.
Orange County, April 30-c2awtl5lhJuy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
SAROT HILL FOE SALE.

DY virtue o. decree uf tie Circuit Superior CuuIl
ID Of Law and CbaHcrry tor the County Of Gooci-
land, pronounced in the of Carter vs. Carter. the
unde: signed will expose to sale. by public auction, 10
tie highest bidder. upon he premises, ." FRIDAY, THE
gh day 81 July next, That beautiful Estate called
SABDT MIL. II lies upon Jane. River and the
James River Canal near Dover A-, Just twenty miles
from aiiy Of Richmond q! the mos, heautiiui
regions d! Virginia, AMI III one ii il best country
nriglbcfhoods. II contains ei.. hundred and seventy
acres al land, &C which hundred aud srvenyhrcr
are James River Low Grounds Il ]. well sup
piled it'll wood aud timber, il well waercd, IN hi III
state cultivation and - OF the most fertile 'aris
in the Stale. The Dwelling House il al brick new
large, .ud conveniently rnaa. H. The ont ini--s arr
also ot nsk, ample, and IL s.'i order The Ovrrs-,r-'
rousrs aud Servants Houses are amp, Tor their pnr
poses
The sale will be positive, 1ad without reserve. on tlif
following terms, viz I'd cash. AMI the balance in one
and two years from the day Of delivery. wi.l e.a IN
teresl on il until paid. Bonds with security VIII be- ~
qmirrd. or Title Withheld n security.
The purchaser VII be allowed 10 tikr possession, for
the purpose OF seeding The Isl Of September or lie
rron will lie for him the usual Terms aud in!l
p,,asr ssian will be given al Christmas.
In the ensuing all i.r slaves, stoca ana rrop
on the Farm. will be sold nj amrion on He Farm: 81
that the purchaser Of t!lr land may then supply himself
with those articles, if he desires 10 do a.
MAY 7-etds CHARLES HENRY CARTER. Com.
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POETRY.
FJr the Enquirer.
COLL o C U A;
by EscuYLUs.
DESPAIR AND HOPE

DESPAIR AND HOPE.
DESPAIR.
oh. like the young flowers which welcome the morn,
More gorgeousy bright than the tints OF the sly
Whose hucs all so fair al The first blush oil dawn,
Must yield TO the rays Of the sumo ferVency,
II Ia with vision Of bliss; fer the day
Blu, welcomes them in, aud they wlther away.
Though the ssrLowras" fade away, the STORM remains
still,
who siybs far The water, which flows from the BILL,
When th- mountain burn torrent In lis iuihe.s IS
there.
When one vision has fled another will Use,
And present the same heaven bof. hues 10 our eyes
DESPAIR
Oh like the bright timts which gladden. Inc west
And clo,he in a halo of beauty each c'oho;
When The briVh, sun beh.d the huge mount SINKS 10
We ,ee nothing left but n gray misty shroud
So ri, wth those feelings we cherish the most,
They are beauieous rst but their hues are soon lost
HOPE.
Though the bright hues all vanish when Sol hides hs
face,
And each cloud ret of beauty Ia filled with chagrin
Yet II smiles on the morrow beneath his embrace,
And with tints just as lovely it welcomes him in
go those feelings we cherish may wither tonight,
But they bloom on the as fair and as bright.
TOGETHER.
Then let us forget that the swee, flowers fade,
That our visions have wings which bear them away
Eor believe that the hues Of the sky are all dead
IL we see them az bright al the coming OF day
Or those feelings cherish have iost iheir sad Zeft
(DssrAIR) "Iwil give up my bloom; and YOU" IHoPr)
twill hope for the best"
Richmond, Msy e, lsl7