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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

g.h- l.. Il. Marshall! Esq. has been appo'ntc
Prcs,den. the U. y. Branch Bank at Na,chc.
pies James c. w kins, Esq. resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on thursday evening, the 29h ci'.
by tho Rev Wm 8. Ho'd JOHN W. BAG
WELL, t.sq. of Lynctburg, to Miss SARAH
ANN daughter Of Capt. Grief Burksdalc, ofCher
lolic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

|; "a proposed To publish weekly Newspaper At
Taylorsslile, Patrick co.rt House, so soon a. n
requisite nuiabsg NJ subscribers can be procured
to i,a entitled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

l3i ballot over Mcss,s Lawrence & Lodlay, Ell.
I tors of the Star. likewise jackson print, hu,
which couldn't so the q whole hog" and led the
way in that State in favor of Mr.. barbour rs Wee
President Messrs Lawrence Lsmay Complain
very heavily Of this prescription, FOR ornon
sake"-but they should remember TINT hsy sncece-
Jed in ejecling Mr.. Gales from the same Office.
few years ago, on precisely the same rrinci,ple
Tie poisoned chalce shut RETURNED to their own
lips. And besides, ii is no, consistent ia any man
to complain o.pro.crpton, who hss been the de-
fender Of thu, policy in the odious extent which
ii has been carried by the present administration of
the federal government Our personal feelings
Were decidedly in favor oil the defeated candidates.
with whom we have the pleasure of personal ac-
quaintance. Politically, we had no preference.
gtT' The great Festival, in commemoraton Of
the reelection Of Gen Jackson, took place in New
York on the 26th ult. Several distinguished char.
ac,ers were presen,-among them MIR, Van Buren,.
The Heads of Department, in Washington were
invited, but wcrs unable TO attend We were
much stru.k with d sentence in the letter of Mr..
McI.ane, the Secretary Of the Treasury, in answer
to the invitation to attend the festival | fully
participate (says Mr.. McLane,) with my RE-
PUBLICAN FRIENDS in the feelings which the
gratifying result oflhe recent election Is calculated
to inspire His Republican friends, Pray,
whcn did tic Leopard change his spots Long
after the old federal party had fallen to pieces,
crushed by the sins Of It's leaders, It's most eloquent
eulogy was pronounced in the hail Of the House Of
Representatives, by Louis McI.ane one OF lis few
remaining champions who had still the courage TO
avow his creed and the chvalry TO defend It's puri-
ty, agans, fearful odds. Bu, even he has at last
covered under the magic ola name and eschew-
ing his Esdcyai associations, consratuiales his
RepaJlieaa friends" on the grca, victory they
have achieved, Verify, this is the Age OF Bron-e &,
or such hypocrisy dared no, walk unveiled IN The
public streets.
sfr Al recent public dinner i'll New York, in
celebration Of the greA, Jackson triumph, the follow.
ing toast WINS dunk, by the person whose nape is
prefxed to it;
"By Daniel Kcarney--l nin the friend of andrew
Jackson, half horse, hnlf alligator little Of the
swapping turtle, could whip my weigh, in wild cats
leap the Mississippi, wado the Ohio, ride on a
streak of lightning choak panther, and swamp
a sea horse and can cheerfuly assis, the old Cion
erai in whipping tho lands enemy, or any men OIL
man that dare TO insult the Republic
|
F., Ii the truth could 30 ascctained, j, would doubt
less appear that Mr.. Daniel kearney, who thu.
makes publc parade of his prowess and propen
sites, would DC discovered to be m arrant poltpoor
as the Gsdsh hero, honest Jack Fals.ah, vic
hacked swords in any way hu. in honorable com
bat, aud yet boosted of bis yaor US loudly as Mr.
Daniel kearney, and we doubt not stimulated by
the same courass-inspiring bcverage-plentfu pc
tations Of sack.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
kTDse IsEN'T-The Tcn

II ATIttlkS.- Esuacl q Iogwood,
. Il large supply received Of ihs raos, s1perio
quality, one pound which is equal to ars )
quantity Of L.oswood Received and for sale bv
Howell DAVIES
per3 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

OE,iM Itcr,--The " Washington 'llobe dc
An.nces the course Of the Multi 'ers Of South Car
DINA with just and meritcl severity. From the
roL,tio, in which tina; prin, stands to the head OF
the government, we presume II speahs substantial
ly tho sentiments of the Executive; aud No there
fore US wul. as because the sentr on,s are them
selves correct, copy tho t,o%ing article ifom
that paper:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

r. John II. Peyte", Esq. Of Slaun,on, hns been
put in nomination for the e. S Senate, by writers
il the Stsun,oa Spectator and Richmond Wing,
and Philip r. Thompson, Esq. Of Kanawha, by
Aileghanian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

ar Mordecai Cooke, ESQ has been elected Pre-
sdent Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, in the
borough of Norfolk, in the room Of the late Col
VIM @. Holt deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

gT The ceremony Of laying the corner atone Of
the Monument To the memory Of the Mother Of
Washington, has bc.n postponed until next
Spring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

|sprou, in Columbia Or Hartford Bat ncanno, be
denied, that his w,nking ut Modification in 0oor-
gia weakcns very much his ability to pu, it down in
South Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
NeW-Vgarkef Races.

PHNHE races this will commence, usual,
n on the first Tuesday in May next, and continue
four days.
First Day.-A Stallion Stake-Inile heats-S20O en-
trance, half orletFor this stake many colts OF the get
OF Arab Contention, GohanRa and Medley, in
ing and some OF them said TO be remarkal+ for appear
ance style and speed This will be the first in which
the get OF these celebrated stations will meet in pointed
eo1npefHon-and ii has already excited great interest
the racing world and cannot Tail TO attract large crowd.
observation-disclosures ]. Harrison, John NJ Bots
Thos. Watson and William X. johnson.
Second Day.-Proprieor's purse-$30O-two mile
heats-SI5 entrance.
Third Ddy.-Jockey Club Purses 6Oo-our mile
heats-entrance $50.
Fourth D0y.-Swecpstake-mile heas-SlOO en-
trance, half ioreit--hiteen subscribers, viz William B.
Goodwin, Francis p. Corbn, Thomas Watson, WIN. ri
Minge, VIM. Wynne, o. p. Hare John ID. Ams, Abner
Robinson, w. II. Johnson John NJ. Bolts, Edw. o. Wat
kins, John Minge, John Walthal, J. j Harrison, ant
John Finn.
The proprietor will be prepared, usual TO accommo
date racers and viSltcrs on the field.
For further particulars of these races, Petersburg
lntegcncer. o. p. HARE, Proprietor
Petersburg, April 3D., 1892 IO9-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
Cleveland.

.TENHE IMPORTED HORSE CLEVELAND, will
b stand the present season at the south end of Trens
bridge, the town of Manchester, in the county of
CHESTERFIELD at IUenty Dollars the TO be dis
charged by the payment of fifteen within the season,
which will close ls of July.
This fine Stallion is the property of Admiral Sir Isaac
Coffin and has been procured by the subscriber for the
present only after which he will be returned
the agent Of his owner, Boston.
Cleveland is dark bay, with black mane legs and tail
He is hands high and years old, of fine
FORM and doubtf there is any Stallion in Virginia pos
sessng equal bone muscle and sncw. lie is said be
of the finest breed OF horses used in England for harness
OF the Of Eastern Virginia (Which all partake
less of the blood sock) with this horse, is caculat
ed TO produce valuable breed for thu draft and the
saddle.
Cleveland sent TO the United States in 1925 by his
owner improve the breed of horses in
where am informed his colts some of them three years
old next grassy amongst the finest in the Union.
Mares sent TO this horse will have the range of of
the best pastures in this part OF the country, gTdis-or
will be abunddnuy fed grain, at % cents day. A
faithful agent employed, who will every precauton
against escapes and accidents, but the subscriber will
he responsible should any C. MAYO.
Richmond March 10. 09-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

a. ALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
~ OF deed of trust, dated the 18th day of Sepcm-
ber 1917, recorded in Henrico County Court office,
Gated TO by William Crawford, the payment
OF debt TO John Parkill, shall, Monday the 18th
day Of next month"; between the hours of o'clock in the
forenoon and in the afternoon before the Court
door OF Henrco county, make sale of of land lying
in said county, about or miles below Richmond on the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Richmond con-
daries whereof therein SCI forth We Know
lection TO the e but, acting trustees will convey
~ such title as is vested i'm
JOHN ENDERS,
April 6. [I0S-tds] NATH. DUNLOP, Arusees'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

EVANSVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The sub
I'VE scrber, intending so 10 the western part of Vr-
gnia offers for sale his property in Maysvle Buckng-
ham county This property consists of large brick store
house. in the centre of business covered with satewith
above, finished for the accommodation of boarders.
inghouse covered with slate ice house, WELL and every
building necessary for the accommodation of family: at
rached this property about of rich land in
GLIDING large garden. The whole either part of this
property will be sold very accommodating terms; and to
merchant professional man, offers considerable advan-
tagcsbeng at the court house ofone of the largest and
most popuous counties of the State and the centre
of wealthy neghborhood and on the margin of Slate
river He feels difficulty in saying, that entcrprz-
ing merchant with competent capital, could effect sales
of goods this place annually 10 the of from
to twenty-five thousand dollars JOHN DUNLOP.
April 20. 1I2-1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
Trcc-HEili Races

NA Ill commence, usual OH the second Tuesday in
Wv May next
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take place this day
The produce of the best Stations Of the land will make
their first effort for the fame of themselves and sires On
the event OF this depends much of the future
OF those justly celebrated Tonson Eclipse Gohan
ma, Medley, Contention and Arab. The number of colts
of their get training for this stake ensures race worthy
of Virginia in her best day.
Entrance S200--inile heats-plav or paw.
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. Jno. NJ. Bolts produce Of Johanna
2. JAS. J. Harrisons Arab.
3. L. Watson's Mons. Tonson
H. IN. T. Hares Contention.
.. WIN. II. Johnson's Medley.
D. Waller Lvingston's Eclipse
Second Days Race
Projectors Purse $3O0--w0 mile heats-cntrancc Si5
After this race, will be a sweepstake-mile heats
entrance $lO0-hall forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
/. VIM. ri. Mingc enters Contention fillev
g DIR. Johnson Johanna colt out of the dam of Collier
g. Peter Lyons a Gobanna colt
T. A. NJ Harrison Hotspur colt out of Molly Andrews
o. Henry Talman Spring Hill colt
On the evening of this day, there will be Race Ball
at the Eagle Hotel Gentlemen, citizens and visitors are
requested TO subscribe
Third Dan.
Jockey Club Purse S000-Gour mile heats.
Fourth Dan.
Propretors Purse $2O0--two mile heats-entrance
After bisrace, will be run sweepstake-milc heats
entrance $2OO-half forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. ). M Seden enters b. T. by Tonson, out Of Do
mede
2. VIM Burton enters $. by Johanna, out Of Tom
Tough mare.
B. J. w. Winfree enters b. by Johanna, out Of Bay
Yankee.
L. VIM. II. Roane enters gr. f. by Johanna, out Of his
Independence mare.
o. Thos. Watson enters b. by Tonson, out of full
sister TO Tuckahoe
g. Jno. NJ Bolts enters b. by Johanna, out of Dairy
Maid.
T. F. p Corbin enters b. by Trafalgar out of full
sister TO Star.
8. VIM X. Johnson enters s. c. by Tonson out of Betsy
Robinson.
o. A. Armstrong enters produce Of Cageuns Hornet mare
by Spring Hill
As the produce of Eclipse is in the Stallion Stakes IL is
hoped the northern stable Of Mr. Stevens will try on Vir-
GINA ground the speed and bottom Of his famous coursers
The stable from the Central Course will also be there:
which, together with the ball, offers field of enjoyment
seldom witnessed in Virginia.
April 6. By the Secretary Of The Club.
~ ITY RATUS IT, s,becrilcr Ia. H. rIoo.,- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

THHEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from EIa-
a Iilax county, Va. the 9Th day of March last,
WILLIAM MATTHEWS, about thirty three or four
years old, light hair nearly bald blue eyes, with dent
in his forehead, large nose and fair skin: said Matthew'S
absconded In company with and two children,
leaving wife and family in distress; he carried with
him small black horse, which belonged TO me- with
hind foot little white, and uncomnonly large head,
which would induce many persons TO think he had the
big head; FIVE years old this spring. four feet inches
high; which horse had bred him TO work TO Petersburg
to hogshcad OF tobacco, which he sod and took the pro-
ceeds with him ! think IL more than probable that he
will trade the horse the first opporuniy therefore would
thank whoever may appfehend him, TO keep all the pro-
perry which he may have in possession and direct nfor.
April H. L11i-6t JAMES M. BAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

"A Wish to purchase few thousand pounds of OLD Cor.
n AND BRASS. Gentlemen Of the Temper nce
Society dispose OF their old stills ge, by APP
plying at my Foundry, where the highest price in cash
will be paid for Copper and Brass. As wish to promote
temperance, would advise farmers to bring their old
stills to me, and they shall he melted UP and turned
other use. SAMUEL ID. DENOON,
Bell and Brass Founder, Richmond, Va.
April 20. II2-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

EbUBL1C SALE-Will he offered for sale at public
Il auction, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel
IN the city OF Richmond, the goth of APRIL 1882 at ~
O'Clock, on credit OF six months, House Lot stua
ted on Main or street, in said city. The House is of
brick three stories high well calculated for store and
dwelling house.-The lot fronts said Main or T. street.
about "a 2 feet and back from said street. to-
wards Exchange Alley, TO line drawn directly across
tire lot, "a part now only being offered sac) to point
on said entire lot TO where it would ntersect ne from
he corner oil the kitchen OF Fulcher Cor what
~ butchers kitchen) which said back line is nearly pa
aIc 10 the said Main street, and includes the privy
and recess annexed thereto, the side of the said lumber
or warehouse parallel 10 the said Main or street and
running thence Orom the said point Of inersecon) along
the line drawn from the of the kitchen on said
tire lot TO The corner OF Fuchers kitchen, including also
passage OF ~ l2 feet extending from the before
ed lot TO Exchange Alley which said lot parcel OF
ground win the appuenances, part of lot purchased
by John kng oil the representatives of Thomas Gilliat
reference to which title may be had, the office of the
Husting Court for the city OF Richmond)
The above described property will be sold by virtue of
Deed OF Trust executed by John King TO John Macrae
decd and John Gibson Jr of record i'm the Office OF the
Hastings Court OF Richmond, to satisfy Jane BOYLE
AdmX OF d. Boyle, decd certain debts said Deed men
toned The purchaser will be required TO execute a ne
gotiabe note with good endorsers OF the Virginia
Banks In the city OF Richmond (or of their Branch
es in the town OF FrcdercksburgD payable in six morhs
and also TO execute Deed OF Trust the property TO Sc
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON r
rep. & S3-tds Surviving Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

NOTICE.-Three or four more persons WHO are capa.
~ BILE of repairing Muskets, Rifles, Pistols &C., may
lind employment and fair wages by applying to the sub
scribcr, at the ArmorySstisacory testimonials of char
acter and qualifications will he required
BLAIR BOILING. capt. and Supt.
April 20. l12-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
BY RITCEsIE a. COOK.

"a The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally,
hreo times week during the of
price the heretofore, Five Dollars
vance Notes OF chareted banks will
ca in payment The Editors viii guarantee the safety of emng
n No paper will be discontinued discretion OF the
Editors until all arrcaragcs have been paid
@ Whoever vii guarantee payment papers have
she tenth Gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One ess First Insertion rs
dnee so No advertisement inserted
paid for. assumed by this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

EeUBLlC SAl.E.-CoLUMBIA, the residence of the
q late Philip Haxall, will be offered public sale, on
the premises, at IL o'clock, Wednesday the I'd May next
III not fair, the next fair evening. The will be
one fourth cash, and upon the balance, credit will he
gwen oil D. IL and Is monhs bonds, bearing interest," will
be required with deed upon the property to
cure their payment After the above sale will be oe
contiguous lots among Them of five acres which has
been highly cultivated garden, and has brick house
upon it, containing four rooms
family of first rate house servants, of whom also
very good cook part of the plants
uces OF iurnure Stock of old Wines and Liquors. several
mich cows, and Sir Aredcot Sc, SC.
RID. BARTON HAXALL.
The premises can be seen by any who wishes TO
purchase, for a week previous TO the sale.
April TO- IO9-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SPRING GOODS.-The subscriber has received by
= the packets Hornet, Fairfield, Effort and Tantvy from
York "a large supply of Seasonable DRY GOODS, which
being arranged offered at prices calculated to please
Duyers-they are in part, as follows:
Supene blue, black and fancy coored cloths and
Merno cloths, cassimeres and erminets
Gauze nannels and worsed barege
White, brown, Mixed and spotted drngs
Peruvian iancies, and Mexican mixtures
Hamilton jeans, colored and brown
Super and common yellow nankeens
India and American blue do.
Black lasting, Prncetta and Brocbcllo
Super Valencia and Marseilcs vesting
Middlng and common do
Irish linens, shcetings and lawns
Linen cambrics and hdkfs
Super and I'd. quality Italian lustrngs
Gro de Swiss, gro de Berlin, and gro de Nap
Black and assorted colors and qualities figured Mandarns
and Philippines
Rich figured and watered gro de Maps
Painted muslins and Pamyrenes
Super French and Scotch gnghams
Ditto do do. second mourning
o-S and Cd super. and midding qualities bombazine
very large assortment of calcoes in which will be found
every variety of pattern, quality and price
Nankin and Italian grapes
A beautiful assortment of fancy hdkfs. figured
Hermann Grape de China Zamora de coupe
Gauze, embroidered Grape, and Thibet mcrino
Ladies' plain and embroidered silk and cotton hose
Random, ZEBRA and brown cotton do.
Gentlemens random, zebra, brown and white half hose
Misses mixed and white cotton--al qualities
u cambria, jaconet, and medium muslins
PLAIN and Inquired Swiss and null musins
Book, checked, striped and corded do
Al and 81 white and black bobbnet laco
Thread and gymp laces and edgngs
Bobbinet and rich blonde gauzc wells
Superb bonnet and cap ribbons
Thread and bobbinet inserting and quillinrs
Cambrc dimites and super. twillcd cambria
Brown and beached domestic sheetngs, and shrtinps
Plaid and stripes
Chambry's apron checks
Furniture do.
Russia and birds eye diaper
IIcklenburg, Dowas duck, burlaps
Plain French, and Scotch brown linen
Spool cotton tapes, bobbin, needles
Pms ians gloves, silk handkerchiefs, SC. &c Sc
Having sold out last fall every article above enumerated
Is fresh and of the latest STYLE in good order and will be
sold cheap MANN S VALENTINE
white Buildings, corner of 4th and III Streets, Shocku
Hill April 90 Il2-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20


- Liverpool, and various recent arrivals from the
Northern Cities part of their spring supply of DRY
GooDS-and will receive in the course Of few days
the principal part of the remainderthe largest portion
which arrived at New York the 10Th inst per the Syl-
vanus Jenkins from Liverpool Their stock a, present
quite large and general-consisng mainly of the follow
40 cases British and American Prints-comprising many
entirely new and beautiful styles of their inpor-
tation
do ginghams and gingham prints and shambrays
do rs and Al Irish and German shifting linens
do 6-4, I'd, Sd, Sd and 10f linen diapers and da-
masks
do birds-eye diaper and Irish and German brown hol-
lands
do plain and twilled linen and linen and cotton drngs
do Rowen cassimeres and mixtures
do blue and white Coonades dllngs, blue nankeens
sc. sc.
bales black princettas, broshellas and bombazetts
1 do. furniture dimity
cases and bales comprising a choice assortment of
cambrcs and jacones, book, null and Swiss musins,
plain and Inquired, also checked muslns
DO black Italian, French and EEglsh lustrngs black
senchcws and sarsinets
L do. black white and colored satteens
do silk and flag bandanna hdkfs
do. cotton bandanpa and American madras DO.
do best Italian sewing silks, assorted
do and balls spool cotton and cotton balls
2 cases common and gilt pack, and London mil ed pins
l do buttons and button moulGs
cases plain and figured white and printed marseles
vesting
/ bale light colored silk figured valencia do
i do. superior dark toanet do.
1 case superior embroidered English silk do
do. bangup cords and beaverteens
do silk and cotton hosiery and silk and leather gloves
do. 3D., A, 54 and Ga apron and furniture checks
do. 3D., rs and Al paids and domestic ginghams
46 bales brown shirngs and sheeings choice assort-
ment
IL do. and cases Of beached do. do. do do
boxes combs, comprising good assortment of almost
every kind
do Canton and Mandarin grapes and Grape robes and
shawls
case English and French black bombaznes of superior
quality
packages oil super super cassincts and cashmeresu
perior articles for gentlemen's summer wear
do cloths and cassimeres, choice assortment
Ribbons assorted, among which splenddly en-
brodered, pearl buttons black silk Italian
vas handsome printed and plain white aconet cravats;
genemens stocks assorted ofsuperor quaity linen
brics, linen cambria handkerchef imitation do do rich
swiss muslin dresses very richly worked; infants caps
ready made, and elegantly mmed black silk horent-
ing and velvets Of superior quaity black hastings and
crcassians British and German ticklenburgs; tabby vel
vets canton lannes bonnet cambrc silk baids assorted
assorted patent thread; seine thread; stick ball twist
OF suPoror quality, t'N'urS .int@; sill
las and paraso cotton diaper cheap; toilet swing
looking glasses; bedtckng, dunsabe and leghon bonne
window blinds aces assored large lot otape and bobbins
cotton and worsed net suspendcrs,
clothes brushes large assortment best sewing needles,
knitting pins bedkins, Sc bead purses, splendid gilt and
black waist buckles, with many other small articles.