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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

hr' Bailey offered the following resolution:
Resolced, That the Committee of Ele ctions be In.
sruced TO inquire into The expediency of providing for
condemned report Of The principles decided by the
House in the several cases Of contested elections
Of The fist session OF Congress- together " in such Of The
facts of the respective causes as may be necessary 10
the due understanding OF the same
MI Bailey shortly stated the object OF the resolution
MI Carson followed: II appeared 10 him, he observ-
ed That all the information necessary 10 be obtained ND.
on this subject bad already been presented 10 the House
ana might at any moment be referred 10 by gentlemen
on that floor.
Mr. Mccoy adverted TO the voufninous extent OF the
book, 10 contain the information 70 qured.
Mr.. Aston stated that the whole Of the proceeding,
10 contested elections, from the first instance In
The case Of General James jackson and Cereal An.
thony wayne OF Georgia, until the last case which bat
come under their confederation which was that Of NJ
'on and Loyal OF Virginia, could be found in the com
mittec Of the Committee on ElecGons written in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

and you hnd yonseyes sandn doctrine which he
epuda,cd the detesous effects Of which be saw he
done. ,sif joy Of things wien e ouy
question concornng candidate shaN Id, Is lie honcsiis lie
cspsbles-s he ithfu TO Cons,uonr The last adns-
taon removed no man for party ino''vcs eeio,e tho regular
by MIR Jrou by regularly aPpon,ing political opponents
when their Offices had expired You rest therefore,
the principles which Mr Jefferson, attributed 20 the clc
Adams and policy avowed hero by tho Senator from
New Hampshire does FOLLOW the doctrines OF the great
revolution Of 1900 This construction OF tue answer to the
New Haven makes Mir Jefferson consistent with
himself In his letter MIR Gerry of the 20'h March, IDOL
he saysoccrs who been guilty o grass abuses at
Office such marshsls packing juies, &c shalnow
predecessors have done The instances
VIII no few, aud guided by STRtC RULE, aud party
passion The right Of opinion shall suffer from
Those who have acted well have nothing a however they
may have differed from opinion In other parts OF his
sower On the 9Th OF July 1902, David Hail.
hco Governor Of Delaware he acknowledges the receipt OF
Communications covering addresses the one from demo-
cratic republican meeting at Dover, anu the other nom the
grand and general jucs Of the Circuit Court OF the Quilted
States, both Of them praying removal Of Allen McLane tho
father Of present Minister England from the Office OF
Collector Of the Customs Wilmington tappcars that Mr.
McIanc objected 70 by thc on the ground Of personal
dislike aud oi the alleged warmth of his federal opinions
Mr. Jefferson, ian his letter. replying those addresses refuses
TO The incumbent or such lest no should bTne
acting for ourselves alone for the whole human We
by departure from principle, dsearen the
Of fellow citizens lie then lays down principle
which this power be cons,iiuonay and properly
cise; If Colonel Ncisane has any consisten tvi
ms duty as officer agent OF this administration
This would DC legitimate ground for inquiry which should
consider myself free enter lie takes distinction betweeu
refuscs 60 appoint political opponent and removing him u
ring his term of which he refuses do:us
your thousand from the Post Office other Depart
furts Of the government under the full reprobation Of t
Speech 10 De cos,iaued)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

Speech 70 be eoE,iaped.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
'FcIO JO0lIIIuTl0V.
Loss LOS: ~ l6c house OF delegates, 5.96 per Gel
Gain in the senate, 70 "A do

Looking moreover, to practical results, firmly boz
hevc, aitor careful and critical examination of the
elements which compose tho senatorial districts inn
mediately east ofthe ridge. that tho people Of tho
westin other words the friends Of internal improve
monts--wiIl always be abo TO obtain the aid of NJ
least four eastern senators, making, with their own
thirteen, majority OF tho body any effort which thew
may make 10 carry, IN the Legislative bodies apv visa
and snlutaTy measure Of internal Improvement And
think may sacy add that until the opinions ofoyr
eastern tel2w-cnzens undergo q change on this i'm
loresung SUBJECT VIC could not count, with ony de-
gree Of certainty, obtaining tho aid Of sr o6steyn
senator's Tho number necessary to give US maiori-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18

YUliIE subscriber respectful, informs his friends and
4 the public. that he has removed his establishments
next door To the rankin House Hotel, a few d"ors
below his oiG stand; where he continues to carry on inc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18
New Eai\ GonAs


have received by packets President and George
w Toun, from philadelphia and New York, part OF
Our FALL. Stock; which enables Us to otier, on IT.
bcrai tcrms: -
London super b'ne, black, olive, green, brown and
mixed cloths
Pclisss cloths ca>simeres and sa'inests
blankets snd hann,ls. pla'nand printed ba'zes
MeriuD and common circassians
Bnmhazinrs and hombazetts
VsIencis. down and toi!inct vcstings
Scotch and English plails; plain and pid canhpiets
Italian ius,rings and gros de Naples
Satin Ieyau,ine, scnchews and sarNnets,
a 4 and s : modes; satIns and horences
Italian and French grapes; pongee
Mcrino scarfs, shawls and hdkfs, some extra q'ai'ty
plain white rn-rino shawis, a n'at artLcic
Tlibet. bsrage aud silk hsndkerchiefs
English and India bandarnoes
Italian and barcelona cravats
PLAIN and printed j'conet do
Irish table dispcr ) TO l0"4 -,
DO linens and sheetingSi black and brown iio''aho
Iwilled sac sing; burlsps and osnahurgs
general ssscrtmrnt 1t
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, III par, OF
Tick;ngs
pleaehed and brown sheetngs and sh'rtings
Fancy and fur 4iiure pls'ds.
Cotton osnaburgs, &C. &C. ,
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer ~, pn.i
oci 8 corner % h"S u"u I.DSO-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18
Nm N.vNvr,

been with Uoct0r UrHI"LAHp, Of New
Y.rk. FOR sume time, and prsctIsed under hi di.
rectioH, and being appointed b, DR. :. AS his agent
for this section of conntry, offers his services to tiis
public in the cure of .'yspeps'. without the use OF me.
'licjne Can be seen at all times at his Druggist Store
on Fairfax Stree, Ale xandria. where sstisfsctor, evil
Ience can be given OF cures performed in = few days
Tine oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18
Dyspepsy Cured Il Prevented.

NIVN " ASVNVUtCNs
lar 7. SUTHERLAND. having discovered the
cause of, and the remedy for, this mos, d,refuI dis.
ease, offers his servicesto those who have suffered by
its distressing influence, for q short time or for many
years.
He has entire confidence in the remedy, If admins
tered sgreeably to his directions, not merely from hMs
belief in the correctness of its principles rs connected
with the cause of ~lyspepsy, but also from having prsc.
tised i, with complete success in Il very great number
Of obstinate cases. in which the patients have been 1T.
nicted with some OF nesrly all of the following symp.
toms: pain IN the h, al; dizziness Or vertigo; confusion
of mind, attended with loss Of memor, disagree cable
taste in the mouth; timid'ty; melancholy lrrtabiitys
loss Of appetite; nausea, q gnaWing IN the stomach
when empty; affection of the nerv, S, st,t nded with
general debility and loss of energy, chillness; affection
OF sight; sourness or burning Of the stomach; flstuien.
cy. pressure on the stomach after meals, producing
great unea-in-ss and distress; cold feet and hands, ian
gor; weakness ofthe stomach, attend, d with vomiting,
acid eruc,ation, uneasiness in the throat, with pain in
the side or breast; palpItationi weakness and pains in
the legs. frequent and involuntary sighing; yaw niBgt
drUpsiness; UitBurArity ur,hv bo--L r-:-!--- I--@
tremur, dIsuri disturbed steep. -
Those persons who are Effected with any or all OF
the above mentioned, and consider { EN- evils "too
grieyous to be borne" are respectfully r~comm "ded
to call on DR. S. b, whom they are confidently assured
that his remefy viii eff Ct a speedy an permsn. nj re-
lief, ard will also prove a preventive against tn. re-
turn of the disease. references will be Jade to re.
spectacle ladies' and gentlemen, residing m ths city
and else where, who have been benefited by the use
of this remedy.
Dr sutherland may be seen at his nfice, No. 81
wall street, every day Except Sundays bet~eenl0
snd , O'Clock; and ~ all other times At his residence
No 1873 Fin, corner Of Grand street.
New York, Oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18

New Goods.
DLUE, black, MKT, and drab cloths
I'd Cas- imeres and cassinetts
FIanne,s, blankets
Gro de Maps, ba,tiste -.
Circsssians, Grapes, black Italian grapes
Gauze and lace wells
Merino and Caahnere shawls
Superior gauze scarfs and shawls
Black silk hose, black and white silk half do
Green, blue, and pink Florence
Thread and bobhinett lace and edgings, &c.
.aso. an additional supply Of
Looking glasses glassware, sc.
Just received and for sale by
oc, % GEO. WHITE.
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al.


yu1IE subscriber respectfulI, informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed his estahhshmens
next door to the rankin House Hotel, a few doors
below his od stand; where he continues to carry on the
Saddle. Harness i Trunk business,
nv .aLL IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful Acknowledgements to hrs
friends and The public. for the liberal patronage ne nss
received from them; and bess leave to assure thems
that. with tn. aid OF the best workmen, ana an am
ME supply Of the most choice materials, ne viii Do
able to re naer entire satisfaction to those VINO may
nJease To favor i'm with their business, either by order
or personal application.
ne has on hand at this time, and will continue to keep
a large assortment Of the following articles, whoiesais
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mem, saddles, best quality; stuff maps
DO do common 10
Iadies' do b, 81 and common
plated and steel bitted ,rd!-s, Of various kinds
Plated and ,teelmountsd nartngsles
ssddle-bags of the l.tes' fashion,, and common
veIisscs and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carrisge harness
Bras, and japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japanned.mounted earryalf.hG.
Wagon, cart. and drsy harness
Fire buckets and matters
And also q general assortment of
Elegant Hard Leather TrureHing Trunks
And \ great variety of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass brille bits and sti-rnpA
Sadd!ctrees and bucksslns, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old saddles, harness, and trunks Of all kinds, repair.
ed at the shortest notice.
sept - JAMES vANsANTc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18
Notice
Fresh AiMe.

yoN CASKS Thomss'en Lines on ooafa sch'""e'
1teJ Harriet, for sale by rn
my I VN'N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18

TIhave appointed WlLLI'M HARPER,
Druggist, OF Alexandria, District q, ~. mo T., my
Agent. " no has been fully qualified for curing Dys-
pep>y, on the plan prsct'sed by myself oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18

Retailing MoAasses.

IN HiiDs. prime retailing molssses. for sale by
I'M nov A C. CAZENOVE Il Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

In looking Don Juan (con6ieor) tie other day.
was very much struck with the accOun; OF Jose and
Ioez Ouan's paent,O and their separation detail
ed in the first cano of That very singular, very wick.
ed, and veto II is--vefy pleasant poem. During
BytOn's lifetime, every hing he tote curious
" scanned with view TO detect some aliuson 10
he poets own mysterious life. thai doubt not tn ese
tines received lr0f0 many The netpre alton, none-ai
least none W o have read MOOre's Gfe-can hesitate
10 give to them joe and Ibez evidently
Byron AID lis wife. Her charac'er--dfawn with suc
Litter iugenuyhe skeleton Of virtue--the machinery
Of perfect wOinan--yet wanting that aninafinE i'm
pulse that moving power without which all IL cold
still and leless-may be unjusf; AID hope and be-
leve that, TO gr IT extent II IL 20; STILL be IL cafcatGre
just portrait such il s, that il would be quite super.
er.'This Is Miss Milbauk, afterwards Lady Byron
lnde ed. sudionsy has Byron avoided any hing like
piupcrniioH, leading her with perfect tons, the 81.
hnr soldiers crushed the fst,css Roman virgin, with
the bracc T. she much coveted; yet withholding
'h without Hhich, a (as the Apostle says) j. "as ink
ling tra's," $50 are in,Ined at lrsi 10 wonder Why
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30
FROM COLOMRIA

aprI 2O.-The brig Hiram, arrived last evening.
sned from La Guayra the 18th ult We learnt, rom
Capt. Whitaker that the Co,nmi. sioners sent bv Can
Bolivar, hid been met by Gen. Paez'who declined 10
treat with them any other condition than comp ete
acknowledgment OF the independence OF Venezurla-
The Commissioner, had therefore set their return
to B'gota. Gen. Paez was at Valencia preparing 10
resist any attempts to subdue the country He had al
ready assembled about 10000 troops in the neighbour
hood OF Maracabo and had there been Joined by 500
the troops sent by Bolivar from Carlhagens TO act a.
sain't him There every indication that the fir m
stand taken by Venezuela, and the other province s
which had easued with her. would be sustained and
their independence established
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30
IL OH REWARD viii D. given Tor tue app1e

81 SDdh REWARD will b.. given Tor tue apprr
R AV hension and delivery TO me in the county
OF Notaway. my negro nan MAT or secured in am
J4 within The State, that get him again Mat Iei,
home on Thursday morning last, with the intention as
"m told, oil going to Petersburg Richmond, where
he intended 10 take water, where expect he is now
lurking. Mat is stout well made fellow, .olerab!e
bright mulatto, about 81 years old-had on when he
ie nome, his plantation clothing and carried several
suits with him, and broad. hrim hat with round
crown He is a coarse featured fellow, broad mouth
aud on close examination small pinple. may he
seen around his eyelds has bad jaw teeth, and has
fresh stripes on his back. Mat is Intelligent negro
aud is probable he has Obtained free papers All mas.
ters oil vessels and all other by caution
ca against harboutng or carrying OIL sad negro under
the penalty OF the law.
CHARLES Fl. CARTER
r. S.-A letter TO Jefrey's Store, Notoway county
giving me any information OF said negro will be thank
iuiy received. c. III G.
AIrii TO- 1l7-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

VENWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
Il Runaway from the subscriber living in Csmp.
bell county last May, my negro man jim | will give
$50 reward for experimenting him and continuing him in
Jan so get him again, or $50 taken OF this State
Jim Is an artiul fellow, between forty and forty five
tall, OF yellow compile xion with bushy head Of hair
ma movements are quick, he i. good coarse shoeina.
Kerr aud can do almost kind OF coarse carpenters
work. have no doub, he has obtained free PAPERS
and Is passing az free man by another name ANY
Information of Jim, line directed TO Falling Bridge
will be thankfully recri, ed JOHN HOBSON
Campbell county, Va Jan. ~. St-w1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

E7AIAS committed to the Jail of the Town of Peters
Wv burg, as a runaway on the 18th day of October
1879, negro man who calls himself Robt Selden and
also says that he is free man. and by trade tobacco
nst that he served his time with Mr. John Enders of
Richmond He appears to be about 81 or % years of
age, feet Sinches high, dark complexion, has scar
Oh his left eyebrow and one on his right wrist His
clothing consists of cassinctt pantaoons, round Jacket
black silk vest and fur hat The owner is requested to
come forward prove his property pay charges and take
him away, he will be dealt with as the law directs
Feb. 4. 9i-w3m ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

yA)Sy AS committed 10 the Jail of the Town OF Peters
Wv burg, "a Runaway, the LIST day of Jauuas
ry, 1880, negro man, who says he is free and call
hiIn-eH Jer'h w. Reade. He states that he served his
apprenticeship with MIR John Wallace COOPER and
shoe-maker Of Cabarras county. in the State Of North
Carolina; he IL five feet 2 inches high dark com.
pexloD, about 23 or "a years of age, has scar on hi.
'eH Jaw and another over his right eye; ato, spot
under the eye, raher darker than The bslance
s skin, and SeveTa about his breast hi. clothing
consists OF dark mixed homespnn cloth and hat The
owner requested to come forward prove hs property
pay charges, and take him away, or he will be do all
with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Jaior
March IT, IO7-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30
March 10.

NEIA AS committed TO the Jail Of Augusta County on
w the 4th dsy OF January last, a runaway Negro
cslng himself ION, about Il years Of age--ssys he
belongs to Mr.. John White, living in the county of
Loui,a, about ten miles from the Courthouse. He is
black, apparently very ariful fellow fond Of singing
leet Ia Inches high, chunky made, aud very sciiY
Has scar upon the Of the head, probably from
scad: no other marks about him, cave upon his back
which has the appearance OF frequent and severe fog
ging-When committed had on coat and pant loons Of
dark gray jeans and old wool hat, shoes and stock.
DgS. E.r
The owner Of the above described Negro, is request
ed 10 come forwards prove property, pay charges and
take bin awsyoiherwise he will be disposed OF the
law directs. JACOB KURTZ, Tailor.
March rs. IlI-w3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30
February IL, 1920.
Mr.. GEO. III. KEERL--

MIR GEO. III. KEERL--
DeW SW - on request my opinion of your plaster
composition, which YOU state has been highly beoe6-
riai IN the relief OF Rheumatism II ifs application be
restricted TO the chronic form OF tina, a1e elton have
not he least doubt OF lis efficacy Its operation Is that
OF genie stlmuani, pIantanng an equality of trm.
peTatufe IN The part TO which ii is applied and al The
same time Keeping the surface and per- able
Compolions possessing SIMILAR properties, have long
been esteemed by medical men. know OF none bet.
ter suited to hat end than the one YOU have exhibited
to me. Respectfully, JOHN BUCKLER, Nj. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

HROCERIEs.- Opposite the " &. Bunk. ANN,
80 ,Sreef.-SMirH 4 JOHNSON. offer for sale
20 hhds. 81 Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans sugar
oo bags prime green, old white and Java coffee
800 sacks salt, Liverpool filed
10 hhds. molasses, part prime New Orleans
~ bbls aud boxes loaf sugar, various qualities
20 halt quarter and Glib. chests G. p Imp and "
H. tea ~
boxes, containing BIB. canister Of very superior
quality G. Z. do.
chest black tea
10 ball boxes No. l chocolate
30 bbls Mountain aud Baltimore wbiskey
90 very superior cd Rye do.
hhds. common do
ZoOO lbs. cotton yarns, as sorted numbers
90 five and one gallon demiiohns
% or. boxes Spanish segars
bbs. Isle OF Wight peach brandy
Or. casks Malaga wine
hhds Jamaica and Antigua rum
pipes r. Brandy
IL tons bar iron, English, Swedes and Country
DO blis'ered German and English blistered steel
30 kegs nails
10 bbis. family shad
100 bags shot
Dupon''s and Red Stone Mills gunpowder
90 boxes tallow and sperm. candles
40 bbls. tar fl 81.
30 do. soap
90 dozen plough lines
30 do. bed cord 60
100 do. l-3 and 2 pint tumblers
50 boxes SNlo and l0Xl2 window glass
Old C"gnac, Peach and Apple brandy
Best Madeira, Sicily do Claret and Port wines
Cider vinegar and Holland gin
"rnd''ones, iron bound woodward and assorted stone
do. "S
Writing and wrapping paper
Shoe thread and wrapping Irvine ..-
Durham mustard ginger
Pepper, allspice and nutmegs
starch alum, saltpere
Copperas, indigo and matder, SC. SC.
on consignment $4,000 lbs. Smithfeld middng ba-
NJ Planters as well as Country Merchant. a..
respectfully invited TO call and examine.
April 6. IIA-u6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30
MrcM NnI nnMAls. uNsuxaN-- Coeper.

Tho Liverpool Courct March, contains tho follow
,s article the late publications tho Manchester Guardian
,ti,c to Cotton
EfcHrEES AID TWENTY.
Thou hast td'en my rcaiy cash,
paid Hoagh bHt rihes hPes, aud proni'esCorroS
EIeHrErS hundred six and twenty,
Month of March, oil! what boro
Ills to think of you, I'D plenty
Money then, and ease in store,
AT the sckcning re,rospection,
r. Reason drops her pn'o ,as
Who circulars relies
Calculation,
Speculation,
Deuce take both, you've made
Me- ninny,
Which poor dad obtained by irado,
Has changed holders, Others gotten
All | had though cursed cotton.
What on earth could make dobbc
In an article know
Just much OF the rabbls
Know of Basil IIa's Loo Choo:
Pons. had toucl,'d me like those,
Bot each moment gdcd calm as
Might be fine a,
Bowods Egyptians, Tcnnessccs;
All were equal
Through ,hcm-all has run TO lees
Would I'D studied Gibbon, Woon,
Not the rise and fall of cotton
Few, how few, remained contcnted
With ono smile from fortunes phiz,
And must bear the writing quiz:
Sigh DER dreams ,elriun wrought,
knowledge gather from the iaings
No, the sccptre
Gaunt reflector
Meets whcresoc'ct stray,
Street, ar ally,
Mountain, valley,
Tic is
Like the giant Ilarz bsgoltcu
by the vapour hord cotton.
Still stand not dddlcd solus
Many with my lot agree
Who have CUPID the bter bolus;
Doctor DTab prccribed for me;
Tangled in thu willy ncshes
OF thing i'vc long dcspisd
Whispering hope my mind rcfreshes
He'll be vet hsa-bo ,nnizcd;
Thought the harpy
Carpc, cuTpo-
Bling TO madness, heed not tears,
Unbnfricnd him,
Early send him
Visitings which conscience
Mover an he he forgotten
IL his requenI's sung by Cotton.
Aud "thc Cervantos founded,
Fielding raised To fame" has blown,
Another precious bubble, sounded
Staple short and tbinly sown,
Through the Guardian sent his foolon
To each featuring fen,
Making paralytic dealers
Dance to numbers from his pen;
Sklml Orphcus
Wakens Morpheus
From his lethargy by strains
AT which Comis
Laughs, and Menus
Cres-the mans devoid of brains;
Sun may sink and Garth be
Ere trust again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

Extract Of letter frOm WashingtOn dated.9pril Is.
i have a'sertainsd, from undoubted authority that
the repnt Gently published of the settlemest of Il e
claims upon Franc. is wi oily destitute OF foundation
Bali. Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

G 6kM REV ARD.--I will give the above re-
p IL WV ward for the apprehen. ion and delivery
To Inc OF my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON, who ran of
from Shirley last April William is rather tall and
stout, tawny-coourrd nego about "a years old with
thick lips and toerably white techs he suffers little
when he speaks: had when he ran off plantation
cloihes-but no doubt has changed them before this.
HILL CARTER.
Shirley, Charles City Co. Jan. 49, S7-w1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30

FIX EERLS RHEUMATIC PLASTER, is recon-
"A IA nehded as the most efectusl and cheapest rem.
epy now IN use Tor Rheumatic Pans Sprain, Pains
IN the Breast ard Back, &c. sc. Since il has been
offered to the Public (only eight monthly MANY of the
most respectable Citizens cf Baltimore have uied H.
and can testify to its efhcacyJ -