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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

North Amertcan 70, eSt.-Welake
the following Wild and eloquent DIES
cription of the auiumnal changes IN
America, from Neaie's Brother Jon
aihan.' published ~ an Engllsn work
entitled Rejected Aftclrs" The
London writer. perhaps not knowing
Male to he an American, pfonounces
HIM TO be the most original writer OF
his day, and the most extraordinary
gifted, as far as Mere natural faculties
60,
The autumnal beauty of North
American forest cannos be exaggera.
ted lis like nothing else on earth -
Many atime nave we gone through it;
slowly tiltlng over pretty blue lake
there, among the hills; OUT birch ca
Doe dipping with every motion of the
plddle-tue waters beneath us-aII
the mouitaiu abou -ail-unknown 10
the world; IN 4 solitude "a quiet
p-oiouai =, d-ath-and bright as nea
ven; ,hs shores overhuug with au um
nal foliagr; add a SKY ) y wonderful
so visionary thai the clouds, and all
the mountains we're OF d piece, in the
clear water; and our boat was like a
balloon,
Say what YOU will, there is no
thing 10 be compared with a scene of
this kind-ah0u, all hour before sunset
in the depth OF d great North A
mer,can soIilude-a vast amphitheatre
OF wilderness, rock and mouutaIn-
after the trees are changed by the irost
People may talk of their fine Italian
skies; of their bot, brigh, East India
skies; OF the deep midnight blue of
the South American skies. We have
seen them all; slept under them
all; slept under a sky, like one grea,
moon; worshlpped them all; seen them
through all the changes of storm and
sunshine, darkness and light; and we
say, that in reality they are din. heavy
-~unclouded, undressing compared
with your North American skies, q
little before AID after sunset.
"And so too. of the garniture of a
North American wilderness, after two
or three clear, frosty nights. There
is nothing TO compare with il un
der heaven The mountalns-yalIles
wOods-all burst into flowers: all at
Once Other countries are in a better
state Of cultivation Their trees are
less numerous; their wild shruhbery.
less like a vegetable inundauion over
the land-coVeriDg every foot of the
earth; or the changes of their co
Tor, from season TO season, are slow
aud gradual.
"lt is 30, 80 in America; North A.
merica. There, the transformation is
universal, instantaneous. A single
night will do it. In the evening OF a
fine day perhaps, all the great woods
viii be green; with hardly a red or a
brown, or a yellow leaf A sharp
frost will SET in, at night. Before the
sun rises again, the boundless verdure
OF the whole province; IA whole EN-
pre-, IN truth, will be changed. In
the morning, there will be hardly a
green leaf TO be found. Before the
week Is over, 60 where you MAY
through the superb wilderness, Won
VIII meet with nothing hut gay, bril-
liant scAfieI-putp!e Grange; with eve
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

Pedlars The present year has
been prolific IN an uncommon degree.
OF these i'enel sting gentry, several late
problblory statutes appertalDing to
them not~ ltsianding. Pedlars Of es
sences seem most abundant, and al
though their drugs are ordinarily, we
believe diluted with much care. vet by
persons unacquain'ed with!heirproper'
ties, they are not always used without
danger We learn that a woman in q
neighboring town, afflicted with the
tooth ache had recourse to the Oil OF
Tansey, procured from an essence
pedlar. Although bot one or two drops
were applied to the tooth-the effect
was fatal-,he woman survived but a
short time. = Taunton Reporter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

ION, has a pleasant countenance-has a scar on.
his right arm, occasioned by a burn-hsd OF
when committed, a pair Of tow linen psnta
looms and shirt, an old torn drab roundabou'
old shoes and old wool hat-says he formerl
belonged 10 a man by the name of Georg
Moore, Ct Fauquire county. who had sold hin
TO a southern trader By The name o " ga
and that he made his escape this side stanton
The owner Of said negro IS requested TO com
rove property, pay charges and take bin
away, Otherwise he viii be dealt with as The
law c''ects PETER GARDNER, Jailor.
Sept Oft
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15
DAVID LIGHT. Stephen, .MiN.)

TAKES this method OF informing the Far.
l mers of the neighbourhood that he is
now ready for the reception Of all kinds Of
Grain, and solicits a share of public patronage.
He will give a barrel Of Flour for every 300ibs.
of Wheat, and stand the inspections OF George
Town., Aiexandris or Baltimore. He proposes
buying Wheat, and will at all times, give a fair
price in Cash for the same.
August I6-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

NEGRoES FOR SALE For SAFE, ,Wo Th.
~ y Virgins. born FEMALE SLAVES, me
one about thirty six and the other nins'eea
years of age. They are both healthy ana AZ AL
costomed to house work They VIII oe SUI
low For further particulars, apply 10 the Eur
tor of the Gazette.
October Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

Lore Wds once q little boy.'-A
little boy aged fifteen years eloped
last week from Berkshire, Mass. with
a young lady aged eighteen. The
twain were made one.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

As an instance of c~ommendable hon
esty, and generosity, we mention that "a
lad. son Of MIR. Benjamin Tilden, of
Boston, was SO fortunate, yesterday, as
to find a pocket book, containing Sl100,
which had been lost by a young man
son of Mr. Jacob Barstow. As soon as
the loss Of the latter became known to
young Tilden, he repaired directly to
Mr.. Barstow. and restored the pocket
book, with Its contents, untouched. In
reward for bis honesty, Mr. b. present,
ed young Tilden with fifty dollars. Tho;
we doubt not there are many such sons.
yet so excellent an example deserves t.
De made public, for the influence it may
have on others.-Bost. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
AT
TWO DOLLARS PER AMMUHA

PAYABLE ~ AhNANCE'
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CbHi''
AFTER TIE WAR sxPIHEs.
~ No paper discontinued unni s'' arr a
,es are paid up, except at the d's6fetlo"
he Editor. ~
- Advertisements inserted at The tste "
Inc Dallar per sIrqre sor The three Hfs' r@5
nrs. anG tweaiy five cents per square iofs-'
uesequeHt i4sertI9n.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

Jonathan's Descriptionof a Steam
boat us got a saw mill on one side,
and a grist mill on tohher. and black
smiths shop in the middle, and down
cellar theirs a tarnatlon great pot boil
ing all the time"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

For Coughs, Csnsumbfons, Cssds, hfuep.a
Whospsng Coughs. .Spasmodc .is.6nu. Par
in he SD, Difficulty Of BIeafhng and
Want Of Sleep.
~ FEvHE proprietors Of La 9istf,
E&S%D J. Cough Drops have RETAINED
"a from saying but little in CON.
~ mends,ion Of this preparation.
ksE9 being confident that lis value
4 !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. 1. !. 4. i. !. !. !: !. . !: !. !. !. ]. !. ]. ]. !: !: !. !: ! ] ] !: !. ]. ]. ]: !. ]: !. !.
6lE HH would prove a sufficient recon.
Biz SEa mendaiion; from the increased
Sic EI4 demand for the article, and the
SIS 5lA great celebrity which it has gain.
81 ga ed in every part of the u. States
ES Si9 where it is kBown-Gnd in order
ESEE@j TO ren,,er it as extensively use-
$50 ful as possible, they feel conf.
dent in offering it 10 the public as an opp, ored
Medicine in those diseases which il prof sses TO
cure, and one that has rendered the most en-.
tire satisfaction to all those who have had an
opportunity of observing and testing its ssIu.
tary effects. In conhrma ion Of which they
now present TO the public under the sanction
of the follos ing certificates from Physicians.
Druggists and Merchants in different parts a
he country.
CERTIFICATES:
We, the subscribers, have sold La MOTIFS
Cough Drops as agents for the Messrs Cros5y's
The Medi me has obtained the appreciation &c
the publ BY e~fiectlng many cures of the dis
eases for which ii IS recommended We have
,herefore no hesitation in recommending LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS as an excellent
medicine.
e. Dawson, druggist, and late U. s. Sur.
geon a, 70 Fsyeue, Pltsbu~g Pa. J. Hmm,
VI ID and T.. ID. Downer, dfugg sts. Zsneswile,
Wm. Moun'. M ID. Dayton. VI Wolf & Co
Apothecary's Hall, Goodwin & Ashton, aud
Fairchilds & Co Druggists. Cincinnati; Ira
De'ano, Druggist, Ctilhcothe, 5. shsrpess,
merchant, ST. Clsirsville, b.. Brubscher& Co.
merchants, Springfield; L. r Frazier. merchant.
Xenla; VIM, Lowry, merchant, Lebanon, (0)
Dr. +. Ferris, Lawrence butgh; DIR. II. Wats,
Madison, (lndiana;) thomas Wells, druggist,
Nashville; Thomas Davis, Shelby vile; and
Or. George M'Daniei, Clarks,ilie, (Tenn.1
3yers & Butler, druggists, Louisville; F. Fiosd d.
druggist, Frankfort; Ir. NJ. G. Ashby, Rich.
mond; Crutchfield & Russell, druggists, Dan.
vile; MIIvaine & Allen, merchants. Shelly.
vile. p. ID Price, merchant. Georgetown; T.
K II Brents. merchants Paris; Alexander &
Stockton, merchants. Flemir gsburgb, 7. b.
Atwood, 6reensburgh; F.. Frsbue, druggist,
susseiiville; and r.. NJ KerchIval. Druggiti,
Bardstown, (Kentucky
Certificates Of important cares zciH dcctmtqng
each Bottle .ath particular directions for ns,ng.
@ Said Wholesale BY o.. & S Crosby, ca.
lGmbus, Ohio, and by I. Thompson, Smith &
PearssIl, Fullerion & Sex'on, Butler s Jen.
klns, druggists, Philadelphia. and by S Sweet.
er. George & James bailey, George Fl. & /.
S Keeti, baltimore. Each bottle contain As
doses-price 81. To be bad of JAMES
THOMSON, druggist, near the Court, HOUSE
Msrtinshurg Va ian d
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15
aN RANSOM informs the Farmers of

RE RANSOM informs the Farmersof
NHo Berkeley and Jefferson counties, NAV
has Mills near Martinsburg 1.-THE Union Miiis,)
have just been repaired, and are now IN CON-.
plete order for the reception OF Grain OF all
kinds He will at all ines give the highest
price in CASH, for Wheat, or exchange flour
for it, at the usual rate Of a barrel OF supefhHe
for every S00lb of that which IS merchandise;
Grinding customers can have her Whes.erouho
sene ratelv if thev wish it August 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15
II Rundac0u.

WAS committed 20 the Jail Of
Berkeley county, on the 26sh of Au-
gust last, at a runaway. a Negro
mar who calls himself GEORGE
feet 8 inches high, stout made. "a
or Is years Of age, dark complex
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

TOR SALE will sell on NOES ing
l. terms, the Tract OF LAND on BACK
creek, IN Berkeley county, form eyly owned y
Rauleigh Colston, Esq and by him desisso 70
John NJ. Colston. BY virtue Of whose viii now
offer it for sale. There is on The land a oSs'
Mill and a sea, for a Grist Mill, and a most 30,
vanrageous situation for . Distillery. ne iAau
is well timbered, and from three to hive hu"'
dred acres will De sold as may best suit the Pus'
chaser. Persons disposed to view the proper
ty may see it by applying to Mr. Job Robins VIZ ',,s
now rents the Saw Mill. will convey suco .as
a. was in John NJ. CoIston, which IS oeiievsu
he perfect EDWARD C0LSToN. Err.J
Sent. Off. John NJ CohfsH.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

A variety OF BLANKS,
for sale at his Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-15

Destiny Hunt has recored in the
"Periodlcal of Hisa," one of those
little tales. so common in the East, in
~cuicaiing the great oriental dogma of
fatality. Solomon was walking in
his garden with one of his attendants,
when he observed a strange and fear
fuI figure approaching them. "Sol-
omon," saldIhe attendant, who is that
mysterious being, his appearance fills
me with dread; send me | pray thee,
to he remotest mountain of India"
The king in his quality of magician,
sent hun thither. The figure approa
ching said, Solomon, how came that
man here? My GRAND was to seize
him on the iurthesl mountain Of indi.
az Angel OF DEATH" replied Solo
mon, thou aUilt find him there. -
1he' e'S no place like Home Home
can never be transferred; never repeat
ed, in the experience ofan individual.
The place conseCrated by parental
love: by the innocence and sports of
chlldhood; by the first acquaintance
with nature ny linking of the heart to
The visible creation, is the only home.
Fhere Is q living and a breathing spir
II infused INTO nature; every familiar
object has a history-the trees have
tongues, and the air is vocal. There the
ves'nre o. decay does not close in and
control the noble functions Of the souI.
1t sees, and hears. and enjoys. with
nui the ministry Of gross material sub
stance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
.al.4RSHHL'S MI. =,

pursuance decree OF superior eou,t Of eh,rc.,v
n TOT the Richmond pisicI, pronounced on the 9Th d,y Il
HIN und pntTs. shall day of bIav next, an The
ptlI'' olsr Tor sale to the highest hd. al atc auction
s Cash, all the sht, title, aud interest OF .iobeu Nc KIM
re. N and the following property ia the e,, Of R,ohmond
VT; The rrirk ie.w.H -,seetinn uf and
nsnep all 5nik he s,ove Ore other bck ftcaecnt on
ioh suee occupied by VIM a. Harris and sepaa,ed
al ir of the lpss of In. sa Robert Also onc CHER lot piece
OF parcel of land, fronting alley the ar Of te aly.
Se''.rd property, ana adjoining hry-tsn ieet ruanus
back II ieet, heng pat Of lot No All .ense parable. with
said ale, s. feet, ~ feet 10 the beenuie small
p,see o 5'uand South s'de OF a.y
= l,e PARALLEL with loh street Also work shop for ineriy
ccenpndby said MeKi, adjoining the ten-n,e by
urs Nc in per deeds OF i7th Stpt 2Si Jam ls2i s,,
IN Lana 1872 .d amons the exhibit. cause viii alore
Also, all the right, tile, and nt,re of WIN. Nc Kim and
his "iisi ~ AID 10 the following property, wit
me l't and lot et tue Main East iuteis.sliuu vi Z 81
Street. AL thai lot Of gtouud the Noh I'D, of q street
n' David Bulloc, containing 26 feet front ON Ii street and
S''"u"s back about i5f teet alley OF ~ fee. -Four
hp.e a,l lots, The houses ahd uts bv John
coilvn swis Convert, Mrs. Danriye, and A classe on
e ioh sept iSsi all hontng on street, between Sd Alb
stress an extending back On sad III feet,
10 an intended alley Of IL feet through the square
81 70 it sheet Eighty fee, OF sgousi corner OF and
sn tteti aud extending hack fh street. 40 feet-Ao
me Mouse ad let occupied by Elisha TuIpi Gu he 18th sent
1879 eon'an'ns about 81 - f=t houns on 4 sheet aud
extending back 70iee snioh a.t nsnln.d o the
,aary only will be offered q helm, subj, =. IA, tb, III
estate OF Ni's Elizabeth Mcki. Abu one IN cy of half
Tt fanbe, ia tn, plan 81 the r,y Of ilemond 7si
aken AZ As stray lot by VIM Aickii AID Wilson BRYAN
ahl dssci tea tseen them, but he surt ert ed
real proprietor might apply for IT.
a." q ne front door ofihe lag Hotel nthe city OF Rich
mohd skall ia like manner. offer for sae At z ooio,k
OF the ih day OF Msy next ing ia the county
=, ., containing t'3 se,e', purchased by said
Nc h' OF 3nn uypn, his deed bearing date lin
LhnniTy 1905 and recorded the office the ,asrsI
al wh'eh wiii or. fully appear by deed, fled cause.
sale tue lots TO Commence 10 o'clock the prem St s.
occupied As Pos oice, and ad @ LIT t. O aud
J. GUERtANr, IN. :. c. C. D..
u snfk " Ilr.,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.
10 Brigade Inspectors other .1Glifia Offers

AUDITORS OFFICE, Bfarch g. 1921
t'uE following abstract Of the -w passed. on The z7f VI
last, Is polished fot is information Of all p,fons soo
ccined " -" f''''s eun
tne pay Of Brigade iF9eooys is reduced sir dor,
Lf Day for auenuing the trainings and regnens p.t.
10 Inspectors are not auho ised hereafter 10 enu a. o
sna hie Majors, to attend them through the Ifirse.
The drum sBd Cfe Hojors OF every reg,neo ere -.
teo 70 attend ihe trimmings and regi1cnfM and bfnf,.
uu ers and shall receive The dollars per DAY r
ol dayt services ~ The dues not change the pre es
N 81 Compensation, then allowances he certified -
heretofore, by The Regimeuts Courts " Enquiry N Co,
NY 'use the drum aud fife Majors a 10 attend The f,,iss
~ Tgtnsnal anh bfttst1 nu.tcf the ootn land,nr o0cr
Empowered "a employ Musician 10 perform the jnv al
- ctiye the compensation ~ '"'
o One drsn'a'sT and y, OILY, shs he etnplyed a, ss,
Ity f7ise and 1nt hugler aud umpe.r at the muster
troop OF esvaryf 10 be allowed for their services re-.
'ey, one d2nar each per day and more. No ofhsy
Pc'n'tor shnft b. o,i9utd any HJnsieion NJ D,o,s
The pay Of The Clark Tor attending each IL 49,,
aIgn Court Of En4i'y IS reduced zee dallas Ger dsv
seb days attendance, except tie CLERKS Il the f9h 3qb
J oi'h fetmens The allowance Tor esrh m Of zines re-
i0ain, az heretofore. ' 80
fne pay Of the Proron Dartial Tor attending each
u's 80 OF Enquiry IS reduced 10 donar per day
- ne pay Of the do5Vanf, fot attending The rcp;enfo1
80 tofioH n'"ers, reduced frce dsIlirs pe, dav
pc not required 10 attend, will be paid for
- ~, Sergeant Mc;5r will he entitled 10 potb;r, L.,.
80 H bis services nor Will &c be required 20 aend the
T. ne compensation 70 eryres,es employed Nv o,, militia
80 80 tffnsmU oTy order, fixed s fty ccals per mile
ie shsN - employed 10 Transmit rScusenf1f battalion,
Pay "aes, ep' IN iire II aesy, invqsio insvr.
-2sfYt Ri'ni dang.r ttsreef
~ Audiey IF Pubic leo3nn,s.
a-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, APRIL II, lS2
Macy Commissioners Office,

n. 18th lhdIcu, 1927.
Live OAK frame and promscuous Timber Tor Ships OF III
Line, FIgaies anu SlOops Vi War.
VIE commsiuners o the Navy will receive proposal,
an' Ia. Sist day OF July next tor furnishing live
Quito noud., (Which tley will frnisn) ior ship Of
aud :oop' Of war and the pro1 ton OF pro-
Say ouOO ,ubica e.t r each ship line 5000 r each
rS r. anu 1000 each 'ooP. The timber must be
rue sea, deliverable at the 70 loving building YARDS viz
\. H. Boston, New York. phiisdelphs, WASH
s"u ana Norfolk during the 1923, 1929 aud 1850
ID. onor before the 1t November OF each year.
~ oleiins, wan oe pleased TO slate particularly th,r
pe e1hita' loot fer any one OF tue ain.s, wi the
rio"eon OF PSoncuou repaired; also (shouid they
re ,posed To oier aore) lh,n terms per eubica ioc
''~'es collectively, cone OF each class, that s, a.
fseh sioo) with The psOniscuous timber, desgnat,us
-a'' then prices tor the isaule OF ship line Of
o. sio0p and Tor proniiscuous tiuber the oilers
can De made deiveisLl any either, or all If the
yards above mentioned bu, per eubcal foot deli
e a, eS'h "a IiGtre.ee b. made by the biddefD
PC "i.hey stated II - To DC .ndtIsood ihatthe Gsinn
SOM wi select sueh offers, aud assign bidder such
oi e 'iaoer elII ed \not i,ss than .nr
ad designate such yas for devey they my Judge
eApedien' ol the puoc interest; r., that no money
" an! Time, under ANY circumstance, be advanced,
na' nome "i!I he Paid until actual delivery Of timber that
soud vat" two sufficient ei,e the faithful DIS
o 'hy contract, VIII be required that the
s'h nond Will be oGet the amount of the con-
utei moreover, at, additional coater al seculty
e" pei ceH,un OF tue awaits OF each cargo will he
ehi "'h,ei, uuti the contract shall be fully complied with
10 Inc eir satisfaction OF the aud that,
derees at timber, proper The most dtci pa
OF 'he au'ss shalt be delivered IL shall be al a =
option oi he Commissioners withhold SUCH amount ia az,
dilioh 10 the 10 above neniioned a. the may ie
"i" such difficult t,bers shall be deiiyered and Il Is fur
Tier 10 ne understood, ,at all Pay enls viii be made at the
places of delivery. - 49,
These who may offer to supply any part timber are
h es requested 70 state particularly, then residence,
s names "no residence oi Their surrtrs forward letter
on such persons, stating their willingness become su
'i a. sure,es, TO the for which they may become
bound All oiiels sealed auected to the Com.
.s'ione's oil The Navy, and endorsed with following
oid', VIZ; ouei 10 furnish live oak, under the advert
inrni Of i2th March, 1872
the 'nber Is to be inspected aud measured according
the l....rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
Tioenty Dollars ReDara.

ANYWAY rovi the suiscfiher, negro man slave Iv the
name OF JIaf, (Shc calls himself Jim Pages of brown
s9icur comEon stature likely and has pleasant
!nou Sp years 81 age he well known III Richord and
lHe Dover Co Pits, the latter piaoe Il. ha worked al e
1.ds past ha been impressed nv my agent th,, n. r.,
Fred last year 10 hlr. Richard Whitfield Of Rchmond fbo
-" hi'ed hniihe year beiore) but a informed
Tits and the st account had of him he was ,r in ,
On, from ynohhurs 70 Nehmond the latter pl.ce he wa,
''e before Chi'.'mis have donh, h. either
obtained itee papers The above will he given with ali
irssonabie rhages Tor the delivery said slave TO
'ing ~ Chesttiisd eou"ty, miles South The o,
April TO- IO9-gt ARNISrEarf ,ft1 '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
CH8WCERY .fGENrY.

t(ESJaMiN AntS, who for year. past In. no on
~ Fsi clerk IN the Chaucery Cout holden in dis ~
serves 10 the sniors ~ that Court, Agent IN nanir
heH causes los trial lie Will give all advice anil acct
enee, necessary to attain that object Such directing liz pro-
Pr process attending The eonpissioBei c for node,a
res From hts knowledge Of the practice Of the court and
to' governing IT, he u Confident that he can render rs
ui service tothose whoare hauassed with te,.
ttndered 50 principally from Of proper and reguer at
" 'tioh TO the miiiie Of The proceeding For inrmson
respecting his qualifications for ie above business. he rT
The members OF the Bsf generally.
al ended To-. " - ~ ~ I'V"f'y
Ms ohee, 10Th Street Immediately IN IN. rear NJ
h where he may he found any hour he DAY
l. o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
HIDES. LE9yEED q.

a, Z.
q EeraG0 SPANISH hid,., varisu, qunEti..
.AS ~ ~ Richmond slaughter hides ans! "a " ,kns s,lt,
iSuo sues seal feather, comprising all qualities both o.
and liemocs tanued, from the very hest pb;l,d.Jnhi
4 ofa side f' VI f"'
] SO dozen best Philadelphia aud other calf skin,
Seal ssins boot ani isdies' morocco skins
WAX ica'her, gran leather, kpskin, lining skins. &C.
Di,ek aud yellow hur sk,ns hiiins in rolls aud ,kps
S DO, thread, eoarye Asi line, of all descriptions
Dooa 81 and VIC BLACK vanish aud shoe Hacking
Boorens and lasis, aud all kind. took
I'D sides skirting aud hatness leather
~ do black aud fair hrilIe 10
~ dozen hest hosssins, Is dozen .aidIe trees
., dpzen Eas'rh end american sheepssns
sFsted and COTTON gisth eht, stranig IS ebb Cut
i,aface, leopard, bear and hair sea skln,
lag chaise and Japsnned hides
S'Aenm1:cs ana hatters nrcruceo skins of all kinds
Soarn springs ai'd steps, plated handles aud bauls
Coach lace fringe, iasseis &C.
Floor CLOTH carpcttilg aud moss
White snd black wool. isnne,si oil
Curriers' tools, OF all kinds
Richnund mad. plantation shoes:
For Sale by VIM CRANE
March 81. ""', i'S W.