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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-15

nm HANCERr-VIRoGNIA:--M court held for
n Prince Edward county, March 10Th, 1882:
Archibald, William, Peyton, George M. and Giles Flu
qua and Thomas Lyon, Pitts
against
Emmene NJ, Elizabeth r., Mary A. s, William T.,
John c. and Samuel A. Smith, infants, by VIM. T. Smith,
their special guardian and the said William T. Smith,
Defs.
Peyton Fuqua ono OF the plaintiffs, and commissioner
in this cause having departed this life the motion
the other parties, Archibald Fuqua, admor of the said
Peyton Fuqua, decd is made party defendant this
su and the said Archibald Fuqua, adn'or of Peyton Flu
qua not having entered his appearance and given
ty accordngo act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Court and tappeang to the satisfaction of the court that
the said Archibald Fuqua, admor of Peyton Fuqua decd
is not nhabtant OF this State, the motion of the
plaintiffs by counse-It ordered that the said Archibald
Fuqua, admor Peyton Fuqua, decd do appear
the first day of July court next and the plain
s bill and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some OF the public newspapers published in the
city OF Richmond for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door OF the house of this county
Teste, ID. j. WORSIAM elk.
May A. li6-wSw
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n KY-VIRGINIA.-In Lancaster County
q Court March 10Th, 1882
John Sampson, Complt
against
Thomas s. Chappell, VIM PAYNE Lawson George CIV.
rus Doggett and William Mitchell, jr., Deits.
The complainant having this day filed his BILL and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the deen-
dant, Thomas S Chappe, is not an nhabitant of this
Commonwealth it therefore ordered that the defendant
June next, and answer the bill of the complainant And
is further ordered that the other defendants William
Payne, Lawson George, Cyrus Doggen and William
MITCHELL Jr, do not pay, convey away, secrete the
money effects in their hands, belonging TO the other
defendant Chappe until the further order and decree of
this curt Concerning the same; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for
two months successfully, and posted the ronl door of
the Court House of this county
Attest, ROBERT p. DUNAWAY, d. c..
May 4. II6-,ysvv
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81 N Rf-NIRGINIA:-At Circuit Supe-
n ror Court OF Law and Chancery, continued and held
for the county OF Buckingham the 18th day pr 1892
McDearman and ShepPcrson and Nc Dearman and Mat
thews, Pitts
against
Samuel Johns and Frances his wife, Glover Johns and
Joseph Wilson, trustees for the said Samuel Johns and
wife, and the said Joseph Wilson, admor of Sarah b.
Watson, decd DeGs
The defendants, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife
and Glover Johns, not having entered their appearance
and given security according the Act of Assembly and
the Rules OF this court and il appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this country
1t sordered that the said absent defendants do appear
here on the first day of the September term and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for two months sccessivelv and
posted NJ tho front door nf tho ho dis connty
copy. Tcste, ROLFE ELDRIDGE, c..
May 4. II6-wsw
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M Isaac Whoy,e, Jane JVhoyne and Thomas

.NI. ISddc Whdyne, Jdne Whdyne and IhOmas
HOtceTtOl-
PLEASE take notice, that shall on Tuesday the
n 2Sth day of August next, at the Tavern House OF
Moses Palmer, in the county OF Halifax, and continue
from day to-day until the shall be accomplished
the dispositions OF David Shelton and Others be read
evidence in suit depending and undetermined on the
Chancery side OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Halifax wherein we are
plaintiffs and yourselves and others defendants when and
where you may attend, if you think proper. Yours &C.
ROBERT T.. OWEN,
MARY ANN Il. OWEN.
May 4. Il6-
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NOTICE-Intending 10 visit some of the watering
places in Virginia, the next season. for my health,
L have determined TO bring all my transactions as well
private as in my hducary character, 10 speedy and final
adjustment must therefore earnestly request all those
indebted TO me in either capacity 10 make immediate pay
nent and those having claims against requested
to present them, properly authenticated I ready
discharge them. THOMAS II. BARNES.
Richmond County, Virginia, April %. Il6-wI0t
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THNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
Il April; during his absence Mr.. Lethbridge will at .
tend TO his professional business in whose Skill as Den
tst the public may with perfect safety place the i'm
picit confidence p. HOUSTON.
Jan. s. 1882 72-oawf
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I'm CHANCERY-In Amelia county court March
n %, 1892.
Moses Overon, adm'or. of Rhody Bcades, pltf.
against
Nathaniel M. Motley, Parskill Motley, and Thomas E.
Jeter, des
This day came the Plaintiff by his counsel and filed his
bill against the defendants The Nathaniel
Motley, and Parsill Motley not having entered their APP
pearSncc and given security according the
semby and the rules OF this COURT and appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the court that they inhabitants of
this commonwealth on the motion of the plaintiff by his
here the fourth Thursday in June next and answer
the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order, be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in city of
chmond for two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the court house of this
county, on two successive court days. a copy Tese.
April 3. [107-wSw] JOHN T. LEIGH, c.
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I'm acknowledgements Powhatan Cr-
a. cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery April lIth
1892:
Thomas G. Bowles and Mary his wife, and Eliza A.
Sowel and Martha T.. Sowe the said Eliza A. and Ma
ry E., being infants under the age of twenty-one wears
by Geo. B. Moody their next friend, Pits
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MAY A,
I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-I Louisa county
81 court, April 9TH 1882:
Rachael Mann, Pitt


against
James d. Roberts, adm'or dc bonis non with the will
annexed OF Thomas Mann, decd, Nicholas Ponde xter
lwho owns Stephen T. Manns interest in the estate Of
Thomas Mann, decd) WIN. Edds and Nancy his wife,
Jonathan Edds Mary Edds, Susan Edds, Drury Edds
and VIM Brown and Elizabeth his wife, who was Eliza
beth Edds, Thomas Mann, John Norman and Sarah his
wife, James Amos and Susan his wife, who was Susan
Norman John Parrish and Elizabeth his wife, who was
Elizabeth Norman, Thomas Norman Rachael Norman
Washington Norman, Mary Norman and Susan Arm
strong, Dens
This day came the plaintiff by her Attorney and filed
her bill, and the defendants James Amos Susan his wife,
who was Susan Norman, and Thomas Norman not having
entered their appearance and given security according
law and the rules of this court, it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court that they not Inhabitants
this State on the motion Of the plaintiff by her counsel
It's ordered that the said defendants James Amos and Su
san his wife, who was Susan Norman, and Thomas Nor
man. DO appear here the first day of July court next
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this
oder be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of the courthouse of this county
on some court-day
a copy. Tese, JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. c..
may 1l7-WSw
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To Thomas Taylor, Guardian and neat f'isnd Of

To Thomas Taylor, Cuordan aud neat Jfisnd of
Creed Taylor, an infant.
S1R-Take notice that l shall, on Thursday tho 2lst
~ day OF June, 1892, between the hours OF sunrise
and sunset of that day. at the house of Thomas May in
the county OF Buckingham, in the State of Virginia, pro-
coed TO take the deposition OF George c. Walton, (and
others ii necessary be read evidence in certain
suit now depending in the Chancery Court of Buckng-
ham county, wherein Creed Taylor, by you his guar
dian and next FRIEND is plaintiff and myself and others
deiendants-Qf any thing should prevent the dispositions
being taken on che day above mentioned, shall
tiaue from day TO day till complecd)-whcn and where
you may attend il YOU please.
May l. [ii5-wiwl ROBERT X. DABNEY.
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The defendant, 0verton Wes, having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he is inabant of
this Stae-On motion of the Plaintiff by his Attorney it
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
first day OF July Court next and the Plaintiffs
BILL and give security for performing the decree the
Court and that copy of this order be inserted in
newspaper, printed in the city of Richmond, for two
two months successfully ard posted at the front door
the Court House OF the said county. A copy Teste
MAY !. [Il6-wSwrl JOHN G BAPTIST. c.
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IN CHANCERY-YIRGINIA:- rules held in the
a Clerks Office of Meclenburg County Court on the
first Monday in APRIL 1882.
John c. Baptist, Pitt
against
Overton Wes, Clark Register, and William Townes,
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I'm CHANCERY. --VIRGIN1A-A Rules holden in
the Clerks Office Of POwhatan County Court from the
9th to the l1h day Of February inclusive, in the year
1882:
Albin c. Saunders, pltf
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III N CHANCERY-YRGINGA Rules held in the
q Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for King and Queen county, the I'd day of
April, 1882:
John Chownng, r., admir-, with the will annexed Of
Elizabeth NJ Davis, decd, Plth
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eslc-D Nopfs, CL.

- In order 10 eulurce taorr eflcctuaif md Ger
tany the provisions tins foregoing Ordinance
II IL ve1oisea hy tH, Common Council ilr thg
corporation Of I.yurhhuT, ItattAc following pr
MONS hc, and thcy at, hereby requested 10 EXAMINE
tie entire sqodrcs on which theY live, aud also the
streets and alleys adjacent thereto and where they
find ~ have oau5e TO suapr / tnt th,rc l. an nccu-
mutation ofnny thug offensive, 20 direct thc &c
mopal thereof IN the manner prescribed BY the bcY
ernl sections Vi the foregoing OfJlnuhce md, on
failure e. comply with sueh directions, u report
the sumo to the Police Master. who " Ill proceed
against the otlendor, in manner auJ fglm rs scl
forth in the aforesald Ordinance
Capt June Warwiok, Wn Fowler Samuel
Turner, John Huehcr, Jesse Ilnre, D. l. WilhIms
D. Il Patterson A n. North, Samuel Bransiord
Leroy Sims, Thomas Mckinney, Henry Lszcu
berry, Henry DAVIS, VIM l.. Saunders, John Nil.
Ter, Robert Collins Timothy Isvans Patrick MIA
thcwJ, G.. 4 Williams, r. 8 T,drn, john &.
Meetn, NJ. " Davenport Jnmcs G. Rloormun,
r IL Toler Sampson Dugnd, Thomas =. Acrcc,
William Whit, q l. Lcckic, BenJoluin School
field Henry Ward lianrpek Erhols, Jonathan J.
Cund,G, john Iompkin5 Hi McCraw, John Hol-
ms, VIM. Lancaster, jacob ItnmbJuSh Simon Han
cock, Bernard Flnncy L. Seubcrry Chs Phelps
John T. Mason, DAVID Bridges, Clomroat s Eur
Iy, John McDanlc J.. Dupuy, Nathan Thornton,
Col NJ Lansharae, Roger Martin, Jchu Williams,
Edward Lynch, William Sampler, James Boyd,
Junius Clay, Pleasant LabJy, llowsou 5. White,
Horny Huntington, Richard Tyrcc Winston Lu-
cas-, James L Els9uc, John c. Reid, Peter Dudley,
WIN. Wu2ht, DIR Henry Lathum, Dr.. J. II. Pattcr-
con- A &C. J. Rasc Collin NJ. Perry Benz T..
Sctuge,, Reg. John Eady, S1uucl AlcCordc,
Henry SumplcI, freicrlc. Spycca, los Dian,
Co!in Buclmer, George Cochran, David Saun-
dofs William II Lydlck Alexander Liggott,
Samuel |. Harrison, John $. Blair, Warner
Gamawuy. Benjamin Hunt David r. Edlcy,
Thomas Jones George W Lambeth, julius
w Hutchcr Ihos. Love, Francis Milstead, John
Hancock, Julian r. Henley, John Wills, James
Benagh, Hi Shaw, Christopher McKcever, Hem
ny Brown Jr. Col. J. EtlIer, James Gouldin, VIM.
g. Brown, Caleb Johnson, George Pcrcival, John
Revcley, John NJ. Gordon, VIM. Sncad, Samuel
Nowlin, Pleasant partin, Edward Price
BE ii further enacted, That So much ofthe ordi-
nance before referred to, us requires that warehou
ses and factories shall be cleanset aud swept out
be and the same is hereby modified, 80 US TO make
1t discretionary with the Board of Health TO require
it or not, us further consultation with the Phys-
Clans may seem TO make necessary.
5. Ii. DAVIS, !. G. {.
1 jpy- -Tes.s, y. Esgas, c..
-ls ~ =
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For a few days only.
T.. BAk EiR,

Al account Of the failure of business III Now
W York occas'oncd 10y the prevalence ofthe pres.
ent epidemic III that paee respectfully oilers his
professional services to has old friends uud others,
Tar very short TIM
Ifho may erofu.,tod 10 recommend tie time
when The Services Of an experienced Dentist atc
the most useful, II Is when, IN some caaes where
the teeth require regulating III young pc.aons, and
when teeth commence dccaying at amy az.
The oldodage IS true IN this respect, an ounce
Of prevention Is worth "A pound ot cure one
tooth saved, IS worth 1T least dozen artificial ones.
Mr. y Is located 4tthc Franklin liolel No. II,
where he viii be found ftoms o'oloch to-
Aasu.tG II
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NOTICE.

FHS.if suhstfbroll,ts ius silt he Trnc. Of Land
n wl-rrin h HlsS lesia.d containing, about
- aens, Nth plantation suEtIctt IN ~atl, q or
ID hand tn aas ahdasr. uasfig ~ Coos beati sery
vi improved rs 10 buildings ofali Kinds. with an
seallgut sprms near the hoasc, aud vetg good dp
pie orchard \ GOOD mopofiion Of this lald a. IA
woods, and we'll adapted 10 toDaeeo ud al kinds of
grain. This traet Is situated IN the main road
leading from franklin 10 Patrick court house, with.
IN = miles oithc former aud 10 oflhe latter place.
and within two miles Of llast forge. N the
county of Patrick. The subscriber having seated
himself within 3or / mJlrs OF the above tract
would dispose of on reasonable torms-say one
hnlf down aud Two years efedit ou tho balance
As expect to dispose of thu aad this tall any PER
son wishing 10 purchase would do well 10 make an
early application JAMES VIA.
August l3 w2wt'
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HTlRtlNlA At rUibs hurcu tlcth, dilCs o! tAe
Circuit Superior Cuurt of Law thancery or the town
Of tyuchhurc, the III day Of July, loJ2-lt ichaId
tmlun Plautih, against Jamin lalinlefro ednnis
tator OF koborl Ialaletro decd Surs4 Talialcfro Wild
NV, NOrborne NJ laldlcrro Sahuo! L. nliaierfn james
Roso aud Elizabeth IN, wife, aud Isabella galafir
sarah IuInerro, " lioin IgliaerTn Charles Tdl fsrro
and t0ierick pamirtro. mlts under the age OF TWEEN
~ Scur- hs Comm ssucr funsg specially issign-
cd their Enafdlsn. Thomas Dixon, Snorif Of CsmpbpI
and admiuisiraor az jnucs stewart. Nancy SoaVvart
widow, William w. StrH4r Henry Stewart, aud john
nd Mary. Caroline ami Abgnhum Stewart, iaaBis under
the age of twenty yr1rs, by LOnMiss0<cr Benugh
specially as,ignod their enmdion, Defendants.
The Defendants Samuel Yalaerro uDd saBies HnSc uud
vile, not haNuF entered their appoAr2n aud gives
security, according 10 tbc act al Assembly und lie rI.e
OF this court aud II appearing by sati factory evidence
that they ubt inhabitants ofhs enuHtry tits order
cd that tho said defendants do appear hero the 81
day OF the next torn, AMI answer Tho seeeii amended
hill of tho pRihths, aud thdtA copy If this Drdor 10
forthwith inserted IL sGnc heut G! piiH.ai in u.
town OF Lynehnfg for t"p mouths sueeesss a'. o.!
PnsteJ sttuU i mi .aur $50. So a.#,te II :, sa .
tl+'u. E5HHa &. ,t-s-gEF.
a1s -. -
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M. OIsTANT TO DEALERS
IN DRY GOODS, 81. &c.
Selling eff at Cost, for Cash.

YHSI1E term of Co partnership Of L. K. b, Nor
u veil haYin2 expired, and having divided the
Goods, have removed my part to the house fer
merly occupied by Lcfi@ich, Ciaytor, mmedI-
atcy opposite to the Virslulah Office, where ! am
determined to turn them INTO Cash Immediately.
To persons dealing, can only say that ny assert
ment Is large, and the Goods all ncw, and that the
prices shall please all who wish to buy.
1t being my intention to leave Lynchbgrs as
soon as sell of my Goods, hope all persons who
buy will puy the money, as collecting sinai! bills
Is both tedious aud dsasrecable.
T. B. NORVELL.
Aug o 5tf
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= The readers attention will be arrested by
an article from the National Ineliiscncer eonmet.-
ting on a letter 10 the Editor ofthe Alexandria
Gazette, detailing the substance of certain eaposj-
tons made by the President in tavern porehes ON
his journey homewurd from Washlngton--ehor-
sins Mr. Webster with being bribod, abusing Mr.
Clay, &c. &c. A very digniied employment truly
every wcy worthy oithc second Hustias1oa.
= The " Banner of the Constitution now
po5a5hed wehelicyc, in New York, is 10 be dis.
continued III December next. 1t has struggled hard
Tor slely cAistcnec-but Notwithstanding lis ira
Yelling pEopcnsties and eIeemo5ynury habi,s, il
cannot llyc-a fine commentary on the pfosre5,
whca the Free Trade doctrines are making IL this
country.
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ports sun 'ilhei increase OF tbs dreadful epldtn'
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INST. 10 ne" c'aea and Il deaths were reported J.
he Gazette adds The following explanatory &c
MARKS. II We look only to tie AGGREGATE oil the
Cholera F'rortstof 'h' u hours endmg Yesterday
Al MOOT there Is som 'ni"e ~ H. we confess r"I'-
q as'lh''r 81" n - Pf.t1'e P'@-'I1ti inc ".'
On. IRE" c1ses mentioned II the am ifop''
lie H'SP''a1 cases arc especially deserving a''rn-
t.e1. so are mentioned o1t let toe remembered
'H"l % '''V ~ are mon" Tue AFeh 2ue.1 ''ao'1
@na t1e5' are the collections OF Two u'ys nofflo''
ha'la4 pee" m'ae '''n o'at place 'n sunday
nose o' our feaae'' VINO AZ a. u','a''ee may
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MORE RsNu NcIaTI0NS ,



Theory Is ,tlt. iasg e'me - Shuts
Tn. II Hn (Pean Eagle form ry warm
administration prn,, has struck the Jackson flag,
AMI datllred for Sergeant and Clay.
Ia Mlysyila (N.n) tits sud, every Jackson
nun IN the place, eHoap! four, rcaouaoaa their
a.lstahea to " tn Hero, On the c.plion Of thc
Veto Ne age.
NJ. Russall member of Congress- from Ohio
onhis arrival Il: hon., from Washington, declared
of tlon Jackson
The GunherIlnd PENN Civilian says" At
tn mkt election Allegheny will give majority
against " GIN. Ito" SO that he can get bit one
county ont of oloe IN this EIea:of' district.
Ihs pPelousas louisiana Gazette contains an
address To the people from MIR. A d. Bienvenn, Il
successful candidate for the L glsIaturc Of thai
State IN WI oh he says" Four years aye, |
was in fayo If the election OF Gen. Jackson to the
byin,atth, healof free government. Iyoted for
him. Since, the acts ofnjustice committed m Ter
his alnlnis,raton.-th system of prescription and
Vengeance adopted una r his sogern,n,nt-th the nu-
mcrol, m .asu,es upheld by By him against the III
ie.estS Of nutjonuI thu, has nroycl to me- tia,
man CAPABLE of insnrins the h4pnlnsss Of the t.
mon. anI especially of Louisiana. win support
his eleeto,; and in doing So | am persuaded that
I.hal al m accordanee with the wishes of a grea,
m,lofiy ofths people 9TH. St.te.o
Last and loas,-AIr ). NJ Boss. of Leesbnrc.
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Piano Fortes, Board, &c.

WHES TOMrhINS keeps on hnyd Dubois
VA q Stodar superior Piano 'orlcs She also
receives into her family is Boardcr,, Young La
dies who may be sent to Lynchhus 10 BE- rdnca.
ted, and continues 10 give instructions IN AIus,a on
tia Piano lortr.
- The Finc1stc ra'rol viii msc., the above
our times, innoriorm, aud send is account to ibis
Office for payment.
Aug.G w1wiE
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- We have before US statement Of the pro-
gress of the Cholera in Russia, by which il appears
to have visited twenty nine cities and towns-and
its average duration in each was thirty
days. The total number Of cases is sci down at
81 557, Of whom 81 1916 died. In Moscow the NOR
taliiy was little upwards of in in Asrachon
nearly 4 in s in Noyorosod and Sar4tor about
one-half of those attacked died, and in Car.eusus
more than one-half.---In this county, It's fatality
has been, on an average, nearly great as IN Rus
sia and, with the exception Of Paris, much greater
than IN Europe
Bank Fdi,1re The Georgia papers announce
the failure ofthe Mason Banl il tha: STAT
- s... &c { 45.,gr has 9. 49,. 't....- oil,
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BtTEFAE.OE SPRINGS.

a. }IttAh 81 the Cabins mthc3c Samg} nrC
~ raat.i and Tic ,claindlr for rent ut halt III,
usual Price. z. pRUMMoND.
Aug 10 IL
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Aug 9

MNgNES of@icctcd and choice quality o'4
Wv and pure, viz Port, Madeira Ciaret, Mai
aga, Champaign, and Museat dc frontiSnac .
ia1se supply received aud for sale by
BOWEL D.iVIEG.
A.ga-.. .--5
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. The Richmond Enquirer is publishing a
long Biography ofMartin Van Buren,, which APP
Peare, among other T'alcs Of Foton, in the Tails
man, one of the Annals for 1880, published for
the amusement Of young ladies and genIle;non in
their teens