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Hats, Cans, d Ladies' Fur Capcs.

Hats, Caps, d Ladies Fur Capcs.
~ N. STBATTON has rcceiv-
V I we'd per late arrivals from New York
- I and philad siphia, splendid assert.
- T. ment Of gcnllcmen's superior Beaver
10 s1seSss.A Hats of lst and 2nd cuaht es, also
ocntcmcna Imitation Beaver Hats, at So s. 49,
which arc an elegant 1rtirn-YOuths Fur Hats
likewise Gcnt!cncn's and Youths Fur and Cloth
Caps, Of various pattcrs; and one lot Of Ladies'
Splendid Fur Capos, very fashionable and com
Portable article
Also 80 doz. blk and white Woo Hats; 50 doz.
blk. brown and grey Caps, and 20 doz. Fur Hats,
partly worn, which are cheap and suitable for ser
vapts dec G-eof
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, the Sth inst by the Riyh,
iScv. bishop Moore, MIR Tuos. Il. PnICE, 10 Miss
on"%ri,N ELIzAnErtr, eldest daughter OF Mr. ia.
cob Hall, all OF this CITY,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
NEW GOODS.

IA VIE subscriber has received by the last
x rivals t.om New York the following ar
ucIcs: Black Italian lustrings, and assorted
gr"s de Naples; assorted Florences; merino
Scoris and shawls; cashmere and thybet dol
black and white silk hose; striped do; black
wo:sicd hose; Il large assortment of belt rib
bons, ne-v style; red, white, green and yellow
hannelS; mulberry, blue, drob, grey, brown and
Owe cloths; fancy colcurs cassimercs; grey do;
fancy and grey sattinets; rose, dutfle and point
blankets; French and British pr:ts; merino
cloth; merino c!rcasslan; cireassian and bomba-
zettc; black hombazne; Irish linen, and bird eye
diapers: damasi able cloths; large assortment
OF hleached and unbieached cotton checks:
homespun, buttons, tuck and side combs-Wth
great many other articles, which are too nu!
merous to mention. Those articles will be dis
posed OF at very small advance, as they are
bought much lower THAI they were at the be-
ginning Of the season.
de It's JoSFPHTJS WIZ SON
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de It's JosEPHUS WILSON.

G ENiLEMEN wishing to subscribe TO
~ Bal, at the Eagle, respectfully informA
ed That subscription papers are left at Mr..
Masks Bookstore, the Richmond Exchange
and Eagle Hotel. A Committee of Arr an.rc-
ment will designate the day so as MOI ID III 'en,
fcre with private parties dec 81 =!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

, UR5U ANA'F TO order of the WorshiUfi,I
Il County Court of Henrico, pronounced on iba
- day Of November, 1881, in the case of Lindsay.
Guardian of Amos rs. Amos and others, l shaii
as Commissioner appointed by said Court, on the
I'm day IF Dscembcr at Ne'c MARKET, in Henri.
co county, proceed sell The TRACT OF LAND
which there is a comfortable dwelling house, a
large brcl, pottery, and other out-houses living in
the lover end of iIenrico county. forms one-
third cash, the remainder in IL months. Bond,
with good sectrity, and deed of trust the pro-
Pcrty, to secure the credit payment.
dG-tds RICHARD ELLYSON Comm
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NsEdEAH.gI'ss GeEFHERGFI,
Y'es-oWOESReseao,

Delaware and North Carolina Lotto
viii be received Thursday, at II
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Capitals: $4,000, &c &c.
Tickets /, halves ., quarters /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

q LARkE' Patent Threshing Machfne-The nm.
~ d~ersigned having purchased Inc p,,ent tr o.
eounues ci Granville, Orange, Person, Caswel and
Rockingham, North Carolina, take thi, method Of in
iorming the Farmers of those Counties, tina. be will BE-
psepaIeu 20 cen insividual or county rights, FOR the use
OF ms most valuable mashine, by application 10 him In
HaiiaA comfy, Virginia, where he purpofes having
one 10 complete operation, by harvest, when is uGlitv
may oe tested And the Citizens Of Halifax are re-
s~peciiuly informed, tina; in connectioo win NJ, phiG-
no"e''on' he hopes 10 be prepared by harvest to fut.
Sish a, many machines as may be adnied. and h.
tskes ,lis opportunity Of warning all persons sgairs,
The infringement Of the Iight. ~
nl'H~o' ilo-wS1 THOMAS EASLEY.
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N FOR SALE.-Tbe Subscriber offers for s,le
IA that desirable Trast OF Land on whieh he re,ides
In 'hs County OF Madison, about 8 miles from Orange
Court House. The tract contains 500 asres. more or
le'S--aboui 10 of which are frat rate low grounds.
equsl 10 aoy on ihe Rapid Ann river. The upland 10
in a good slaie Of lil'age; Welding abundant erops 40 The
Industrious e%uliiva,or. The woodland Is heavy Tim
oeIed, and more than a efficiency 10 support The fern.
Inc improvements consist of a good and oomnodious
framed dwelling house, kitchen, barn, stables, and all
other necessary out houses.
A more particular description is deemed unnecessary
-ss II IS presumed any person Wishing 10 turehsse.
VII INST vie" The Pfenises-whieh will be shown Al
any time by 'be subsc'iter, residing thereon. He
would only add further, that situated in ,y,aHhy neigh-
oofhoot, in the midst Of polished society, and in a 6os.
neatry region, II would make q desirable summer re.
treat for a gentleman and family, from lhe lo1er eoun.
Try.
His terms, which shall be accommodating ca, be
April 20. ItoNas
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May II.
GLOUCESTER RACES,

G~LOUCESTER RACES,
NM7ILL commence ever The C~ampfeld course on
y Wednesday, the 1st day Of June, and continue
4 dags.
LIST ddy-A Sw 'epstake for colts and FLIES mile heats
entrance $50; free for any, not excluding 4 years old
lhat has never ~oa a race over any established course,
TO close the evening previous TO the race.
The same ddy-A sweepsiake for Alfred colts aud
Miles, mile heats, entrance $500 entries ard closed.
"a ddy.-A Postsiake, 2 miles heats, $lC0 enhance;
free for any horse, mare, or gliding.
% day Jockey Club purse, 3 mile heats, purse
$SOO-$2O entrance, subject 10 a discount Of 10 per
cent.
an ddy.-Pfoprieior's purse, 2 miles heats, 500 sn-
trance 10 be added to The purse; free for any except
the winning horses Of the previous days.
Absent ard Delinquent members are requested TO Tor
ward their subscriptions.
BY order of the club,
TOM. CARY, Proprietor.
MAY % I2l-Wd
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a SARD.-Doctor Chester CLARK having received iu-
~ formation, that attempts will be mada to infringe
on the Patent Right Of his Wheat Thrushing Machines
(pa ricularly In the coun'ies Oh the souih eide OF james
Rivet) in the State of Virginia, hereby gives notice,
that every person using Machines, upon his principle,
without authority from himself or hs authorised agents,
will be prosecuted to the~iul.cs. extent Of the Law
which guarantees his privilege, and that arrangements
will be made with Attorneys in the different, counties
OF the State 10 proven, the evasion OF his right. The
attempt OF the persons signing themselves Hlr, and
Snyder, to impose on The public with a Machine which
.hey hope to briog into notice on the popularity OF his,
will be attended to more fully, so soon as the ssid Cen.
tlemen viii appear in a tangible shape ia Richmond,
agroeally TO their promise, or its vicinity, where a pro-
cess can reach them; The necessary documents having
been placed ia The hands of an Attorney for that pur.
pose. Philadelphia, Nav g.. i2I-u
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Feb.26
NMTASHINGION TAVERN, STANTON, VA.

NATASHlNGlON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
w Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced 10 lease this exten
sive Establishment, formerly kept by Mr. James Ed
mondsoH, for a term of years, and takes pleasure in an
nouncing 10 his friends and the public, that it is now
open for the reception of company. The house Is in
excellent repair--apd having been furnished in supe-
rior style, and provided with the best servants and ma
'terials for genteel accommodation, the subscriber pledg-
es himself that by %unremitting attention 10 business, en-
tire satisfaction will be given 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter & Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte, will henceforth stop at this
house; which will afford to passengers bound 10 any OF
the Virginia Springs or other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance.-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. 26. Oft l..
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fLomsoiIe .1dpuiiser.


A 20. respondent aving made some ecquiriss q ne
respecting lie history, public ttTyiccs, aud charac c.
o. Judge White, TO whom the post Of Secretary a War
has been offered, IL following bfiet tkstch my co.,
yey scmo information TO OUT rsadets;
The Hon. Hugh Laweon White is row about sky
y,a;s ef age. He & q naiva Of North Caroline, AID
wss educated at tbt bar IL PennsyivaDis, whefs he
puri ued Lis gal ,tudies with diligence and fucces.-
While yet a young lnan, he e|migf+ted % Tennessee,
where bis leAfEi:g iId accuracy Do h. procession, es-
socially Va the ~d0eti,es OF real estate, acd The soutG-
ness Of his judg nent. soon procured him a high Tspu-
talioD and sSien,ivs Up aeice. VIII II Tennessee was
erected into d $ para : Sale, no IL, aus a member cf
The IL gislaur@, and was aitetwatds cltcied Judge OF
the Suptsms C.sr Of has Stale. at The ime when ,he
bench was gr,ced by ,he LEANED sId ingenious Judge
Hayward, one Of The. abicst lawyers OF The u. Staies
10 his lime. In this b uaiion, he became az COZ sp.cu-
Gus for the impartial add sounln sscf his 0pi1ons,
a. he had tOrmefly b en- tof his ,aieu,s as 30 advocate.
During TIE late war. when he S Ith-gesietn States
and Territories Wcrc } Teateusd with indiau iayasion,
Judge White was 10 fa htli ~ q voluBtctr, acd or
his OCcasiyn IL Was, MT he ied lie GuDdaii n # TIA.
accurate and e~EieniFe k9owieeSs VI indian s1ais
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20
NOTICE.
PEx1rENr1AnY. 9th No. 9th. 1881.

PENITENTIARY, 9th Mo. 9th, 1881.
TENHE public Is Informed that at this institution, wool
d is earded, and the grease fOurd, for Z cents per
pound, where the wool is washed and picked entirely
free from trash, and by sending with the wool, tho ne
ces'ary cloths, the rolls will be neatly baled up, so that
they may be transported to any distance without iDju-
per pound, according TO the 6ueness Of the yarn, and
those that may wish il, can have the same woven into
any description OF cloth, at from 4 to ID cents per yard,
and where itis desired, warp will be furnished or ex-
changed; any number Of yards above 40 will be warped
from The materials Of customers, less Than that quantity
viii be exchanged; the sLesring and securing Of the
cloth Cf desired) will be done at a very moderate
charge. Persons having cloth woven in their i9miiss,
can have the same sheared and secured.
SAM. p. PARSONS, Sup't.
Y May 10. 122-tL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

MAYNARD N DYE INK POWDER AND
1YA LIQUID INk.-in 1878, the manufacturers
determined TO furnish the American public with Ink
Powder and lnk, which should satisfy those who APP
ply in the most important uses 10 banks, public offices,
schools, &C., and succeeded most fully, as the follow
ing testimonials will show:
Register Of Deeds office, Boston, June Is, 1880
Messrs. MAYNARD and MOVES,
Gsntemen,-Having used your Ink about seoen years,
| have the pleasure TO inform you that itSlly answers
my expectations; and from the appearance OF The Re-
cords in my office, | am satisfied that Il, is superior to
any | have ever used. 1t flows well, and gives a beau
tiiul permanent black.
Yours respectfully, HENRY ALLINE.
Cheshire Bank. Keene, ". Il. Jan. i, 1881.
Messrs. MAYNARD and MOVES:
Gentlemen,-Your of Dec. 27, was duly received;
in reply to which, l briefly state that l have used the
Iok Powder manufactured by you, AID no other, for
more than ten years last pact. think it makes The best
Ink | ever used, and while the quality remains pure 1
shall not think Of looking Tor any oihet kind.
Yours respectfully, N. DANA, Cashier.
Post Office, .NsD York city. March 10. 1927,
Messrs. MAYNARD and NoYEs.
GentlemeD,-In answer 10 your re quest rsspectiug
The luk that has been used in this office, | state with
pleasure that your Writing Ink is much approved Of,
and | recommend il as a first rate article TO every one
who is DESTROYS OF using good black Writing Ink.
am, gentlemen, your most obedisn, servant,
THEODORUS BAILY, Posl-M Master,
Patriotic Bank, WdShingtOn CITY, .dprii, 10. 1924.
Messrs. MAYNARD and MOVES:
Genllemen,-For the last year l have been USING
your Black Ink. L have been much pleased with il,
and have no hesitation 10 recommendin il 10 oil who
are desirous OF giving permdnency to their writing.
o.. CARR, Cashier.
Bank Of Michigan, Detroit, Jug 5, 1880
We hava used Iuk, prepared from Messrs. Maynard
and Noyes' lax Powder, for several years past, and
are quite satisfied with it. II flows easily from she pen
andbas a J%riHiancy and permoneney of color which are
not commonly found in other lnk.
e. c. TROWBRIDGE, Cashier.
Sod by The Manufacturers, Nos. I3 and Is, Corn
JOHN Ii. NASH,
RichmOud Virginia.
MAY Y 0-df
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a AND FOR SALE.-Agreeably TO the last will
II A and testament, of Richard III. Stokes. deed, late OF
Mecklenburg county, will DO sold, Gu Thursday, the
10Th day OF juno next, on the premises, the tract OF
tanning Gil acres, on a credit Of one and two yCars, TO
be pad in two equal payments, The purchaser giving
bond with approved security. Possession will be given
on the 25lh day OF December next, with he pIivilsg re
OF seeding a crop Of wheat.
DRURY Y. STOKES, ! Ex'ots, of r. Fl,
JOHN c. STOKES Stokes, decd.
A description Of the land is deemed unnecessary, a.
il is expected that persons wishing TO purchase, will
vie The premises. ID. Y. STOKES,
J. {. STOKES.
May IL. 2-w2w"
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NEW ADVERTISE HMT rs.
LAND FOR SALE.


HNHE subscriber offers for sale, bis tract OF Land,
lying in Powhatan county, on Appomsttox river,
about eighteen miles above Geni,o, three below Gle
mant Town, and twelve above the Courthouse dJoin-
ing the iand Of Charles Esgle'ton, Richard watkins,
Hugh French, and others. The tract contains about
eight hurdfed acres; between two and three hundred
Of which are creek aud river fairgrounds of very ex-
cellens quality, equal to any on Appomattox river.
Some Of the river low grounds ara yet upclearcd. The
high land is in a good state for cultivation, and the pur-
chaser will have il in his power 10 seed from l20 TO
$50 bushels OF wheat, or good corn and tobacco land.
This wood land is we'll timbsred, and mere than a SUI
6cisncy for the support Of the plantation, independent
ly OF the uncleared fairgrounds. Thu improvements
consist of an overseer's house and good negro quar-
tors, an excellent new granary and thrSshing machine
attached to II, and tobacco barns sufficient Tor curing
twenty or thirty thousand weight of tobacco. Any
psrson wishing 10 view the land, will at any time be
shown it by my brother, C.. Esgleston, who lives ad-
Joining, or Mr.. Hugh French, who al present occupies
IL. The purchaser will be allowed the privilege Of
seeding a crop of wheat this fall. Should the above
described land be not sooner sold privately, notice oil
which will bs given, ii will be sold publicly, to the
highest bidder, at Hugh French's Tavern, on the Buck.
inghain road, twelve miles above Powha,an Court
House, on Thursday, The 18th day OF August, IL fair,
ifnet, The next fair day. The terms shall be accom-.
noda,;ng. and will be made known on the day OF sale,
or on application 10 the subscriber residing ia Amelia
county. VIM.
May 20. 3-wtds
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., FRIDAY, MAY go, 1881.
NooLEY's WHEAT rHREshLNG MACHINE

81 NOOLElS NHEAI 1HkESHiNG MACtiiNE
" May TO seen (by the side OF Doctor Clark's) a,
the Office Of lhe Subscriber, who, as agen, for the salc
OF both, will tak- pleasure in showing them 10 The pub
depseeia,ing the merits OF other inventions, he eonsi.
ders il an advantage to the farmer TO bring as many a,
possible in eompe iion, enabling them TO s.lec, iha.
which they consider he most deserving Of partnaso.
The right for Cooley, machine, ia al the eoanie.,
Except Louisa,) and Of Doctor Clara's for some lew
counties yet unsold, with satisfactory indemnity for
Tho t,le, may bs PURCHASED Of JOHN o LAY,
May g.. l2l-I lIh Street.
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DOLLARS REWARD -R noway from

n tho Farm Of William, Carer, l. O., in Hanover,
GA wednesday night last, a Iegro man by The name
complexion, about 8 feet 10 inches high, with a very
Hat nose, AID when spoken to, speaks tOlsrably quick;
l., very polite, an has a plsasart smil., wLen talking
-his cloihirg /, very good, principally Of broad cloth
Daniel took a saddle and bride, and | have no doub
but iha, IL 10 his intention 10 Try 10 make his escape
A &c award OF SIS viii DE given 20 any one who bring
him home, snd $50 il taken out OF the Safe, n dlotg'
ed IN any Jail 50 that, ! get him again.
JOHN DYSON,
(.dgentJ for Williams Carte,.)
Near Hanorer Courthouse.
Nav IL, 2-Uiw
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May l3

I& 4 AREWARD-Ranaway, on The morning Of
~ n w The 1st inst. my man JIM, between rs & 80
years old, rather under tho ordinary size Of negro men,
and not entirely black, is a little iongue tied, and /
would say lsrs in talking, no Gear recolleclsd except
one, | think behind the leil year, his eyes arc yellow.
ish. My opinion is, he is In Richmond or on james
River; all Reasonable expences will be paid by convey.
ing him 10 me, living near ibs Brook Bridge within
five miles Of Richmond All persons are fofewarned
away at The peril Of tbs Law. Ohm WATKINS.
April 3 Il2-wti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

tAUTI0N The public ere hereby no i6sd, that
" The subscribers will no, hold themselves resron.
sibie for The safe transportation OF any goods or produce
taken on their Boats, running james RIVE, without
tbeir express order-as we X ep the Boats. for our own
use w. s. T. THURMAN,
Crsig's Crstk, B5ietouti,
may 10. I-B4s"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

AA|AS committed to the Jail OF York County AZ a
w runaway, on The "a dsy of August 1890, a light
mulaiio man, who calls himself Hubbard Semtle. and
states tba, he was born fres in the county Isle OF Wight,
10 the state oil Virginia He is 8 feet 10 inches high has
a scar on the back part Of his leh leg, Just above the
joint, appears to be about % years OF age, lusty, Fight
hair, white or grey eyes, and says he is a Iiicher by
t~rade.-lii Is ruGoufed l believe, that he Is a slave.
The owner Of said fellow is desired 10 come for ward,
prove hi, property, pay his charger, AID take him away,
or he will be dealt @iib az The law dirscts. -
WIN. VAIL, JailOE Of York County.
May 13 I-wsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

NNTILLiAM McCRERY, Draper and ToiI0r-
Has jusi received . very handsome assor men,
Of SPRING N SUMMER GOODS, which he will
be happy TO dis ribule among hs customers ard The
ubllc generally, On ielmS a~gfetayle to az pafies.
May g. 11tL-f
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II AW subscriber int oGs opening
IA next fall, a Law School, in the town OF SiauH,
TOD; to be continued permanently, il adequate oncour-
will be a course Of lectures and study, and frequent
examinations. In order TO devote The greater past OF
bis time to the proposed school, he will, from lie com
psalF at Lowisburg, and the Federal and Circuit Supe-
rioT Courts in Stanton. The first session will begin
on the LIT Of O,tober, and continue until The first Of
July NEXT following, without inteTm;ssioD, except du-
ring the terms OF tho Federal aud Circuit Superior
Courts. The tuition fee, PER session, will be seventy
five dollars. Persons DESTROYS OF beEoming pupils will
please communicate the fact 10 the subscriber, by let.
ter, as soon as practicable; and prompt attention win be
given TO tho inquiries which they may think proper 10
make. BRISCOE G..
May g. 12l-wtlsiA
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ERY virtue Of a deed OF trust, duly executed by
AD said Grymes, in hs life ,ime, aud recorded in
the Clerks Office OF said County, l shall proceed TO sell
for cash, 10 tho highes, bidder, on the premises, the
above named tract Ct lsud, on the 18th day Of July next,
or so much thorcot as may be necessary to satisfy and
discharge a claim, together with all other incidental
expenses, which Abram b. Hooe, Sr. has against said
Gryme's Land, as one of his securities 10 a Bond exc.
cutsd TO Henry Gardiner, deed. OF Charles County
Maryland, and for which the said deed Of trust was
originally executed shall only convey such title as
is vested In me as trustee, but believe the title to be
unqueslionsble. ID. LEWIS, Trustee.
May IL. 2-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

uZ IDKNAPPING.-on Thursday evening, the 9th
IN May, ono Harry Clark, aud James TiPpet, the
former a resident Of Westmorcland County, and the
latter OF North Caroins, left the neighborhood Of
Westmoreland Cour, House in a jersey wagon, drawn
by a white horse, and as tho children below described,
are missing under very suspicious ciScumstanse5, IL is
believed by the citizens Of the neighbourhood that they
have been Kidnapped by the aforesaid persons.
The boy is called Henry Williams, of free parents,
dark complexion, abou. 9 year, old, clothed when taken
in a shirt and Panlaloons; the shirt Of plain Virginia
Cloth and ragged, and the pantaloons of yellow striped
Virginia Cloth. No particular mark is reeollec,ed, ex-
cept ,ha, he has a little false finger, annexed to one Of
his little fingers, supposed to be on his left hand. He
has left a brother and sister, called Sam and Martha,
and he calls his father uncle John.
The girl is a litls older than the boy, and a little
taller, her complexion is also brighter. Her name is
Sally Tuxcn. She has a scar on her back and hip,
from being burnt, and WAS living with John aud Amy
Davis when taken away.
This advertisement, is not intended 10 impsach thu
aforesaid persons, any further than circumstance aE.
fording strong suspicious seem to require.
MAY IL. o.,
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~ Y he ENQUIRER is published twicea week generally ana
hrse times a week during the session o tho state Legislature
price. tho same as heretofore, Five Dollars per annum, payable IN
advance. Notes OF chartered, specie paying banks, (only) WILDE
resoiyod in paynent. The Editors will guarantee the safety of re-
hitting them by maii;th postage of all loticrsbeins paid, bythe
ny No manor WILDE discontiured(but at tho discretion oftbe
Eiitor) until all aucaragcs have been paid up.
ar Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papor1 snail
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Onosouaro, OR LESS-Firstinsertio 75ccuts-cachcon-
hnuaucc, so cents.
assumed by some person in this city, or its cnvirons.
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OTIS, DUNLOP s. CO., oGtr for sale.
4 S6A HHDS. St. Croix Porto Rico aad New
Il eDU Orlsans Sugars
90 Do English Island Molssaes
500 Bags Porto Rico, prime green Coffee
100 Do Java Cofee-paSil IL years old
100 bbls. aad boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
$50 Kegs Refined Salt Peire
80 Barrels Alum
1000 Bags Youies' Patent Shot
200 Kegs Rogers Orange Gunpowder
$50 Boxes Gunpowder, and Imperial Teas
100 Do Sperm Candles
200 Do Tallow do
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Old Antigua Rum
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