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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

man jumped overheard from one OF
the steam ferry bats at seven O'clock on
Saturday. on his way 10 BROOKLYN. His
hat and hankerch ief or belt are in posses
sion OF the Ferry master al Brooklyn, by
which he may be idenli fled.
Cooper's new novel "The Water Witch. :"
Is very highly commended. Some Young
ladies who turn up their dainty noses at an
American calico (whcn they know it, J read
Cooper's American novels with great q.
vidity.
A letter from Malta, Sept II. in the N.
Y. Journal of Commerce, states that for 4
months the small pox had ragged there. O.
yer 1000 had been sick, 500 had died, and
the new cases were 81 to 80 per day. H..
OO0 had been vacinaied, which would prob.
ably soon arrest the disease.
Randolph's parting with Juba is repre-.
sented as being very affectionate. Both
shed tears. "Juba is my friend. though
my slave" said Randolph TO Capt Turner
John. the brother Of Juba. remains with
MIR. Randolph H. Boston Pal.
From the N. Y Mer. Adv. of Tuesday.
Treaty 10Th Turkey Charles Rhind,
Commissioner To Turkey, arrived in the
brig Phebe Ann. from SMYRNA, bringing
with him the Commercial Treaty, negota.
ted by him at Constantinople with the Sub.
lime Porte, which IT is udcrs,ood is highly
favorable to this country. This is the frs,
treaty ever negotiated between the two
governments. Mr.. II. speaks in the high
est terms ofthe treatment he received from
that government, aud the friendly dispo
sitinn manifested towards this country.
Mr.. r.. has brought out with him four
elegant Arabian Horses which he obtained
at Constantinople.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05
TuURsDAY MORNING, FEB. 4, 1880.
MIR JEFFERSON.

yhe following occurred in the Senate of he United
States Monday. The attempt OF Gen Hayne to
hush up the transaction, though doubt influenced
by the best feelings, is destitute offngcnuiiy. The
circumstances which foriify Mr. Jefcrsons verncity
IN the statement, irresistible. Phe issue is made
up between him and Messrs Livingston and Smith,
and the world must decide between them. an equ
vogue plainly implied and intended in GTr. il
yingson's reply to the question put to him by NJ r
Clayton
The peuulsimate sentence in the following letter
from Mr.. Bayard TO friend in Wilmington, which
wo extract from the 29d vol. of Niles Register, and
the authenticity of which is vouched by Mr.. Niles,
throws faint ray oflight upon this subject.
WAsnwGros, 17lh Feb, 1901.
Desr Sirhlr Jcfsrsonis Presidcpt-our opposition
continued til demonstrated that Burr could be
brought in, and even lie could nc in
Democrat.
IN such case evidence his sincerity he must have swept
every Officer in the u States direct evidence AIR.
men aud declared they 20 without Consi-
tuition and the risk Of civil They agreed tina, those
wlro would agree incur such extremity, ought
cede without loss Of time We pressed them with and
preserve unity in measures.
Afer much agitation and great heat all agreed but But
D Of his standing the others refused TO aban
don their ground MIR jefferson did get federal
S4qc hing GPpeasd NTH Maryland The of 5 Carolina
aud Delaware were blank. Your obedent servant,
J. n. @.
.FOH Niles Register, vol. 2s .. 16l Nov. f6, 1922
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05
Ebs Constitutional agrbia.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING:, FEB. 3, 1880.

G- Pie "oli fashioned Republican, Col. Benton.
lately said in the Senate''T stand upon this great
moral priaople, that it Is right to enquire into
the erpediency of doing wrong." The Senator means
that he took that elevated stand. We congratulate
him upon tho change in his morals, since certain
last Room epistle vas inditod. Yhe difference he-
tween that ietter-whosoey wrote it-und the lofty
rer1tude of the sentiment quoted above, is wide in
&eed--and if the Colonel as the world says, wrote
Che East Room letter, and a sentiment be admitted
uf equal evidence act in ascertaining the grade
Of ones morals-it argues most rapid refinement IN
zine Colonels estimation of the duties of lifo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05
DUFF GREEN.

Monday the day for considering the resolution
offered by Mr.. Webster on Friday, for the election
ola printer to the Senate. When the resolution
was reached, the following proceedings took place.
Tho following resolution offered BY Mr.. WEBSTER
on Friday last declared by the Vice President TO
be out of order, being in his opinion repugnant TO
the provision of the joint resolution, directing the
appointment of printers for the two Houses
Resotred, That the Senate will, on the h of Feb
ruary next proceed to the choice of Prn-
ter to the Senate
DIR. WEBSTER, without asserting to the correct
ness of the decision Of the ChaIr-tLe question
growing out of it being, he thought, rather one Of
construction, for the Senate itself to decide-ask
ed whether resolution would be in order to re-
mnYe the Printer of the Senate
ihe VICE PREsIDENr admitted that such a reso-
lsion would he in order
Mr. WEBSTER said then, when the Senate should be
more ful he would submit such motion, and take
tnat opportunity to submit his views the point
of order.
phe mode of attaining the object is thus chung
cd, and tue boil taken by the horns. The Nat. In.
teiligencer ntimates that the "Government Official"
VIII not long remain such, and letters published in
diftsrent quarters. indicate the same opinion
we THINK very differently, and have lille doubt
that the effort thus made to eject Duff will re-
dound to his advantage by rallyipg the party
around hlin-who many of them willing and anx-
ious to got rid of Green, will support him un-
der the attack OF Mr.. Webster, from the notion
that his deprivation be construed rs splitting
OF their ranks Left to their own conrse events
would in due time have accomplished the object; for
1t is certain that Green is not less epugnaut to manv
and large majority of the intelligent of the Jacl-
son party, than he is TO his political opponents At
an ordinary election, lis chance of recollection was
considered by those who ought TO know desperate
" Fhe last Nat. Journal announces that Pc
ter Force Esq has disposed of his interest In that
paper, to George Wat,erston ESQ late Librarian to
Congress Mr. Watterston Is too well known to
need encominul. Dis talents are upoucstionab!e
and his UNIV orthy treatment by he present Chief
Magistrate, recommends him to The sympathy and
support of tho public. We tender our good wishes
g. respects to Wr. Force upon bis retirement from
scene which combined more than the unpleasant res
possibility of public life, without its advantages or
emoluments
u Mr.. Websters first speech, appears in the Ma
tional lntelligencer Of Tuesday. We shall repub-
iish 1t with what expedition we may.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05
Office Of The Wincbeater Republican, }
January 80, 1880.
HORRIBLH ASSASSINApI0N

HORRIBLE ASSASSINATION.
We have been favored with the following copy of
q letter from the postmaster in Smithfeld to his
friend in Winchester
''smiGGeid, January 80, 1885,
"DEAR SiR:--The mail rider from Harpers- Ferry
to this place, who arrived here tins morning. brought
the panfol and shocking intelligence Of the
alton of THOMAS B. DUNN, ESQ, superinten-
dent Of the United States Armory, last evening in
lis Office am happy to add that the murderer is
aPprehended. Fhe deed was done Ivy shooting him
with musket.
s'Yours in haste.
s'SAML STONE"
Mr.. Dunn had been recently appointed superin-
tendent, and had proved himself an energetic and
most valuable officer. He had undertaken a tho
rough reform and dlscbargiDg all the worthless
and uHfaitbful workmen. The name of the assassin
we understand, is Coke one of those who had been
discharged for good cause, and who had been heard
to threaten this rev enge.-Ed. Republican,
-eGe-
The New York Evening Post states that evidence
of the existence of smuggling in this country, on
large scale, and to great extent, along inland
frontiers and part of coast, has been coec-
ted at Washington This NAV be entirely, and
doubtless is IN part, true. we know that private in
siructioDs given to Custom house officers last
Summer. to collect such information, and to forward
it confdentally to the Government.-The Evening
Post should, however, have added when speak
ing OF the existence and extent of smuggling, that
1t was possible it might in part, at least. be owing
to the following patriotic doctrine, which, though
first publicly bBoached elsewhere, has found some
favor in Washington: IF Smugghng then, can cHeck
The frauds and robberies of Northern specuLrtors
upon Southern consumers is no CRIME, BUT A
DUTY Mat. journal.
The New York Evening Post thinks that because
the silly fasehood it copied about the employment of
ga file Of soldiers at the Presidents House during
the last Administration, not cOntradicted in the
papers of this city, it is therefore true The Post
is mistaken. 1t is not trUe and the Editor of tho
. Dos tyoion hrve from of SC
acqnaintances who visited the Presidents House
| while Mr. Adams occupied it, The statement, when
it was made, was looked uFon as too absurd to re-
quirc contradiction. ID.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05
.Mr. Benton In retirement.

Mr. Edltoin your paper Of Saturday last you rep,b Sin
rom the New FORK Daily Advertiser a letter Washington
giving some account of the late interesting the Senate
and IN the said communicated there following
mt Benton recently wrote letter friend in Missouri
which published at ST. Louis in he states that il
his intention to retire to PIRATE @ has no desire
to be separated from it, after he shall have his gradua
ton BILL which he expects to do the PRESENT session
In reading Lord Barons Apophhegms, just met with the
inlowins-nhat snail call III If you think applicable do
publish il. Il Knotv,nr, one
Gohdonar said 10 his Lordsp, that che would tell him
tale of old RAy that would leave the world and ac
q'anied the young rats that he would retire hole and
spend his days solitay and commanded them upon hrs
high dspleasure, offer unto him, They for
bore or three days. at last that hardy than
the resi- melted some OF his fellows him. and Ire
would venture how his father did, for he mieh, be dead
Phey went in, and found the old sitting in The midst Of
PAKiEsAN CTEEsE!"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05

And having Tepudiaed the inference drawn from this
by the Senator from Missouri subject hence
forth aud forever sleep with the iustrous dead who form
ed the topic of this desuhory discussion:
Mr. BENTON then and proceeded address Senate
about hour in continuation of the which
'nnced Thursday last bat had when he init
mated wish defer the remainder of his remarks to to-mor
row. and
The Senate Adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
IN SENATE, Feb. 1, 1850.

The Senate have passed the Bills ,ro ,,,bo,;..,
separate election at the house of John Shcrkey IN
lne county OF Boietourt; 2, To authorize separa, q
ELECTION at Mechancsviile in the county of Louisa
House OF Delegates - y '"e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-05

y tIIIIIt VWII otIi DC IiUt,
And ii must follow, as the night the day,
T4lon cans, ROT then be false 10 any-Ita =
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-13

Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Dec SO, 1899.
TO he Widoso and Heirs of IrnAMAR WanD. io,,
Of Phpston, in said County, ESQ, deceased and 10
all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Barre, in said County, on the third Tuesday
in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Adj
ministration of said Estate should not be allowed:
and you will be heard thereon.
52k NATH'L PAINE. T. prob
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. 4, 1850.
10 the Heirs Of WILLIAM THAYER, late Of Lei.
cester, in said County decedsed, and 10 all others
concerned in The Estate of said deceased,
GREETINo.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see ft) at the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, In said County. On the first Tues.
day in February next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of Elijah
Thayer, late Guardian Of said William Thayer,
should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon,
NATH'L PAINE, J.. Prod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18
"a Mren ssr 1ENNixs vNsusa."


Ftom tho umdeu :. q. JVuruuL
The following verses were written by Mrs. Brooks
expressly for this paper for which that lady will please
to consider under obligations thu, will not be forgot
ten, until memory throws into oblivion, many other rea
sons wa have tor cherishins the highest esteem fo
herself and her accomplished husband. We viii no
be 80 unnecessarily common place as 10 call them beau
,ifu Every reader OF taste aud ssnsbili'y would con
slider That very unnecessary;
rue GIFT OF THE LyRE
What ,housh upon tho laughing brow
aiy starry s.m, vo I'D,
Aud brave aud fair and lordly
nprtic and power ausyod-
. AID from the s,irtins throne
UhsI DC Inc Lyle Of the Song!
TO wake with many rassionod chord.
Aud many n thrilling tono,
And many aheert,wta"s poured
In sisnce and aonO
Upon thy brow III. woull well
Ao 10 It's n,,, e, ,y Sss% VIA a., and ,yb .psn
But hu,h tho strange and wi,chins s.am
That fires thy dark blue eyal
And turn thee from each idle dream
Fst by tho lasrol loave.i wteaho
And by the spin, spell breathe
They cannot no for thos.
ye, love little flower may bear
Upon thy brcastto glow,
Fer in thy io"aiinoss oaTessed
That Tower so faii and bright.
Fnea ,ha, for ave wouhr., ssatd ii se,s
win he the frat TO blight;
Al ly ySiO iy dos" st. thou lou" strive TO toll
.r WHY r ,s", ,v asS DO, doom mus. Dc.
That hare give to thee.
Yet ths mornins's golden ray
With Joyous thoughts shall come.
And shall bring thee gatherings ghJ.
But not by hearth homo
No heart pure tkan thine
May by tho ftsial stand,
Or fsirer by the bridal shrine
May claim tho bridal bands
Boz Ills in thy desii
That charmed life o wear,
And with the Lyra bring to thee
lonely ctown thou'h bear!
60 win the music from tha steam
That lights the ,hunicrsr by
And via IL from tho siycry beam
That tho skyt
From weary dtsam aud watehings loae,
And many fearful sigh
And many deep aud burning tone
o. the hearts agony
For nv tho laurel leaves I weiys
Around thine hours to-
And by the spirit spell Ionvo,
SUCH such all for theo NORMA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

DIEDoD Mopdsy 9Th inst, City Of w,ia ,hurr II
he rs'iie of hr hs. MI Thomas Sands Of
1In brs Eliza Haiters conart of Dir Chstle u mb.vs.
Inc IN fcted hetsv Of one Who had
vigoW aud hcom n life heins but days he ~
"" Prove uiy m ns 70 hsf 70 ID sod sHet on,te peo
Eiel rn only be otsted nv the
he having gone 20 hspfy esnhy IL but few ws sgo,
mat the "sr ot ihi humble ttue 70 her
h led IN ne Hymsnisl Altar The interesting and youthful hide
ecn'olble hu,hsndf
on the 4ib pses mbe Jgha dadsrson. NJ the Forks Of
snyef ~ the O9h ysa OF his The ohastr OF the
exhibits ~ unu'gs degree the sGeetonse husband enJef
friend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

HNDUCArlON The Suo.crlber's School Tor the
81 instruction Of boys not over II years of age, will
open the Isl OF January. 1881 aud continue until
,be l5b OF ID cember following, with vacation OF
month in the Summer-The cour,> Of instruction will
compfise the Lain and Greek classics English Read
ing, Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, and
Mathematics. TERMS:
For Board, including every necessary, sos 90
For Tuition, rs 90
One halt payable in advance, the balance on 1s Nov
Pupils that have been with me, although past IA years
Of age, will be received II DESTROYS Of returning.
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edse-wood, Hanover Nov. rs 55-wS~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.--On W ed,
nesday, tie 22j instant, we shall as the Ttus.
tees Of The late William Th Imam, deed, fer for rent.
to the hi chest bidder the premises, ia; well known
and established called Hanover Court House Ia.
vern. together with the lands and other ont buildings
attached thereto--The rent will he for oas year, 10
VII: 1891, commencing from the Is; Of January
THOMAS PRICE, j.
JAMES 8. Ell TToN
Lss IS os-WSs I3KsftOs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

a SITUATION wANTED.-A young man, who
IA Is a graduate. and has tsd considerable expert
ente IN teaching wishes 10 obtain good public or p.
vate school, The most satisacory testimonials OF char
acter can be giyeD and aso OF ability instruct in the
various brapches Of Classical and English education,
usual taught ia our Colleges
Reference may be made 10 Col Bernard Peyton o.
Richmond city, or the Rev. D.. Semple Of Fredericks
burg, Va.
Letters addressed to ]. P.Somerviile, Fauquier Co.
will r--.jvs attention.
Dec. 6I-24wtIstJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18
Hickory Bottom. Hanover, Nuv l0. 5G-wu5hI

"a UMANIrY HALL ACADEMY.-ln this Sc
- Il mlnsry, situated IN the lower eastern end OF
buckingham county, Va. will be taught every thing
necessary TO prepare young men for Co.ge, or hi
mem Tor active aud useful life. The exercises of the
cueoi VIII commence on the l0.h of January rext
aod oe continued Tor term o! OF ten months
Tuition, board, SC. Qoclu.ive) will be furnished al
me very reduced price Of $50 the t-rm-hs dscipii
OF we school wii be mild and parental. The society
auu 'sah oil this neighh0urhood eurp. ssed by
any In Virgin Ia Those dispeei paironse this school
WIN make II known as early as convenient Ivy persou
al aPpoShon' or ny letter addressed to tie subscriber
near "Physic Spriugs," Buckingham Co.
Dec. a. 6l-wt~t ELIJAH G.. HAYES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

We * John Martin. and Sally Martin trife of
I'VE SAID .Mdrfn Tax Notice that shall. on The
,ntd friday III December next, between the hours of
III in The morning and sunseso came day. at the house
o. John W. hlinor in the County of Amelia and State
o. virginia, proceed TO take the 6epositioDs OF Mai
k1toPhii Jeter and others TO be read as evidence in
cunt in Chancery. now depending in the County Cont
OF Amelia 10 which you Plaintiffs and iny.e and
othrr, Dei'ndanis; AZ which time and place you NAV
attend, il you think roper Should All The dcoosi,;o
Io bs taken Oh that day, sha continue from day to
day (Sundays excepted TO take the same until the
whole are completed. Yours &c 80
~ - WILLIAM WOOD
Loo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

A ) my father AID his family ~ move to Wingheld
n TO live next year. halt, therefore, teach school
he ensuing yer, in his present dwelIipg house.
sball tea n the Greek, Latin and E0glsh Langusges
My school will commence the second Monday in
January next aud terminals the 6rs Friday in De-
cembsr follesiDg There will be a vacation Of
month IN the Summer, commencing The ond
Friday 10 June. My price for tuition will be $40 per
ScholD, payable one-half at the expiration OF each
Session. Board be had for $50 per scholar
Scholars entered will DO considered entered for the
whole term. JOHN G. NELSON.
Nov TO- 56-w6~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

Men Factories nj LOtCeH --rbe Lowell Jyuena
state ibi' the Sihok Manufacturing Company has
been organized 10 hat town with capital Of $500 900
and thar they are air sdy p-epstng to erect two mlg
which are 60 be completed the year, with thirty or
Tory iensmtnis Tor the accommodation Of toe Boson
Tlkmen.
49, Tnsn ne Shafosie- vosv,sf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

re- OIiCE'-Was cou'mited to the Jail of Chester
4 nelo county, on the 27tb August last, az runa-
way, negro mao who calls himself Sam il ,bout az
years OF age, ftel inches high most OF his teeth
out before colour blsck. particular marks or scars
anu says ne belongs TO TIE estate Of John Walton Of
he county OF Sufry, in tn Safe of NofIb Carolina
Inc owner IS requested to come forward prove proper
~ pay charges and t-ke him away or he will be dealt
WHO according 10 law JOHN ID. GOODE. Tailor.
Ou ~. b0-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

HNDUCATlON.-The .uss riber intend, 10 continue
IA ms Schovl the ensuing year :; in which will be
!ausht English Gramma-, Geography with the use of
the Maps and Gobes, various branches OF Ma,hsmati.
cal seisnee Natural aud Moral Philosophy, As,rono-
ny, ana IN. French Lansuage.-Ths School will CON-
mence on tho 18th of January and terrain ate ON H.
10Th oil December following-mAking a term OF ten
months, alter deductng one of the summer moa,hs Tor
VACATION The price OF board, tsion, washing lods-
ng, and candles win be enc hundred iuars for boxra
ana tuition alone ninety dollars, pay able in each case
the one hall on the ls of June, aud tie other half al
.he end OF the .rm.-The subscriber pledges himself
TO pay strict attention to The manners aud moral. Of the
schoar entrusted TO his care, aud to Tee every effort
10 proInots ilcir advancement in tn. ir studies
j. ID. q. BROWN
HICKORY Bottom. Hanover, Ny 10 56-wtI5hI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

a RUNAWAY HUSBAND = Runaway from IL.
fAa suhsciber's habitat on in the county Of No,toysy
virginia. on Monday tie 20h Of September last a
certain JOHN q. CLAY, WHO had intetmatied with
my danshier judith Robefi'on. the Thursday evening
snee except soon alter lis departure expires ing
epi'het OF abuse and ca!umny towards part Of the
family, to Which he bad associated himse az IN nber
and amongst otl expressions he said he would never
again return to his wife. therefore with 10 no:iiy the
ruoi'c 10 he guarded against 'uch nefariOus scoua-
drtt as the sad John Z. Clay is since known 10 be- in
this neghbo hood; and Tor fear be may impose on some
oher respec' able female and cha &c his uaIne az he
may bevs done by this time. will endeavor to give
OF his person He is about feet 10 inches
high saliow compile xion, dark hair, black eyes has
mole on his left eyebrow and eye.ld scar on the lie IL
.ide oi h, nose and ip aud has mark on the left
hand. in ihe form Of 4 heart.
IL Is believed he has gone To the Safe Of Georgia
where brother OF his lives. JOHN ROBERTSON.
Nor1owAY COUNTY, Dec. 80, $780,
Dec. L. 64waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q AN the 18th Of June last. my wife Delah Tin.Iev
NJ eloped from my bed and board without use. 4
iorewarn any person or persons from harbouring OF
giving comfort or creGiting the said Deah Tinsey ON
my account, as they VIII be dealt with as the law d.
reets WILLIAM 1INSLEY.
DeS' ~ 6f-3tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

~ EGROES FOR SALE-I shall OFF, a., .,Is :,
Ayleus W Warehouse, on the first day of January
x', fsir, Otherwise the fair day SUNDAYS ex
cep el Tor cash, eight or ten likely wo.
men boys and girls, belonging TO the Legatees Of Gre.
cory Baylor, dec. JOHN ROBINSON, Agent.
va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18
NV 26

q ne HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE
~ Thursday The 9Th Of JeBuasy lest IN ,he d,v ia
"ir) shali Offer Tor sse, a, Surry Couf- House on
cfedit OF months, 100 likely negyops most OF whom
are Your z; con'i.tDg OF msD women BOYS eirls and
children--Fbe sale will be made without 70 .erye and
De continued from day day ill effected. .aH persons
DESTROYS OF buying slaves may meet on this occa,jsn
with such as will suit their dc nands
j. NJ. FAULCON
.7dhp'or Of join, Fdts,con deed
Surry Court House, Oct ~ 15s 3, o,,,,s,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

Also aidrge supply OF Legborns and Duns,ahle Straw
ponne,s. she VIII receive additional supplies every
fortnight from the Northern Ci.ies
Legbo ns Bicachsd, Dyed, and altered, in the most
iashonabls manner. Nav 10 az e., ''