davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-12-06
.NOVE.MBER Ist.
T A J. L "A N d w I NJ + z n
DRY GOODS,

1T No. ll2,
CHEAP sIDE-THAMEs-sTREET
NATHANIEL SWEET,
EH As ust received from Boston and N. York,
q q large supply Of FALL s HInTER
GOODS, and they are resHy as cheap rs was
ever offered in this town. and the assortment good
.-.fmong them are. rir-
Broaacfsftis, cassimere, sattinet queens cloth,
blankets and coverlids, Frencb, German, and En-
glsh n,erinoes, and circassians; a very handsome
lot Of calicos Of all prices from cd per yd. 10 so
cents; 1hibct wool, shn~Is, merino, raw silk and
cotton, elegant Grape shaws, German cravats,
hose, cnrpetings and rugs; petersIam, lion skin,
diflel, DevOnshre, kersey, and forest cloth: wide
hobinet lace, for only 2s per yd linen can,brc
hdhis. linen diaper for 10 Cts, beautiful Grape 4
bcrage hd,fs. cotton bandanna, at l2b cents.
StraW Bonnets.
A cheap lot new straw and handsome patterns.
Bed ticking, chex and stripe; bombaZet, Canton
fannes, bleached sheeting and shirtings. leather
mittens, bucks,in gloves, fur, buck & horse skin,
petticOnt robes, white, blk. and purple; brown ia
bic cloths, white 40. elegant assortment ribbons;
fannes, hai,ses & bookings, SaIsbery fnnnes, vel
vet watch guards, & neck-ribbons, elegant velvet
beltings, bead bags, silk. do do. bachelors com
folts and Hosiery, Scotch blue, and scarlet caps,
levantne, sinsl,aws, . ID gros dc buring lustrngs
and sarsmetts, black Canton grapes and pongee,
white aud colored ho,e, fnr eny 25 cts large
ma, and flag hdkfs; fancy elk hdkfs, good as
sOrtmcnt.
Hymn Books.
Winchell's arrangement Of Watts palms and
Hymns. (nov
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-12-06
TAX BOOK.

TAX BOOK.
A List Of persons assessed IL The Town Tax of
IA Newport, June, 1892, with the amount of
the valuation and tax Of each-price I2t cis. sn-
gle--for sale by HENRY BARBER,
No. 1853, Thames street.
Newport, Nov. 22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-12-06
CO-Pas'ine,ship.

Co-Pninershp.
a. HOWE e. II. NJ. BROWNELL.
~ HAVING entered in
Msscs to co-partncrship in the
GgFSz|StyEtsISH discharge Of the duties of n
LIVERY STABLE, re-
spectfnlly solicit n part Of the public patronage
I he, have two separate stables one will be kept
at the Bellevue Hotel and the other on the north
eide of Pelham street, next above Mr. Tewnsend's s
Coffee House. Their horses aud carriages are Sc
cond TO none, and close attention will be paid to
the calfs and wishes Of all who see proper to ex-
tend to them their Evors. They will always he
IN readiness to attend to the arrivals and depar-
lures Of the steamboats,. IN II word they are pre-
pared TO meet any exigency which usually comes
within the sphere Of their business. Horses kept
for long or short period. Terms liberal. TVS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
S r r GEE ARLE 81.

WIS beautiful, distinguished d. thorough red
N racer, and get;er Of racers, will =, and the
"ns"ing scnr0n, NJ the residence IF my son
icorgc W. JOHNSON within one mile of Mondy's
Tavern, in Chesterfield, and abnut twenty
mills from Richmond and Pe,e,sbmr.; and i.
now at bM st'ud, ready to serve mares at so
the singlc leap, md $50 the s..sor. payable IN
'"t August next. when i, will expire; SIc0 IT..
snrsner, payable IS soon as the mare Is known
to be IN foai or parted with; one dollar ca.h to
he groom M.res thst fuled to Sir Cha,!.,
last year, will be insurcS this yrar 81, the price
nj the 's'.on. A company IF FIX mares NAV A..
| ~ $40 thu scsson, rac!: and one gentleman put
lrg Err mares, shall have tho sa,,.e br,vilrrr.
| Mares furnished with pastursge, which ar. very
| extensive and excellent, and servants sent with
niares boarded gra'is. Lots are laid down, in
both wheat and grass. for mares ard celia, =, d
ted, If required, at 25 cents day. Care will be
| taken tn avoid accidents, but 10 accountability
for any that may happen.
| Sir Charles has been 8, ften Advertised that
II 10 only necc'taiy 10 shy, ,hat lie tx in AZ fine
hcalh as hoTsc can be, and il \ remarkably
sure foa-scttcr. His colts are very beautiful
very sncccs~fu!, and arc winning wherever they
GO. iney are s"llinE ut very high price. indeed
! ar are in very great demand. Should the colts
OF any ether distinguished he,sc run ard win
ard win very often. and were TO sell, ard cell
very often, and at high prices, they then would
only be equal to Sir ChaIless.
w. X. JOHNSON.
ian 2O-CtI6thMar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
.Scs0 Work ess2ie;'icssn, E..S-
3rAax,xay

Tho NETWORK AMERICAN is now subli.h
cd THREE TIMES K &E;s:<, in addition to the
Dnfy ana Aen'i- ioser.!ss usual. This arrange.
ment II wade to accommodate a l,rgc clar, Of Su.
sinrsS.moh in tho country, who arc ec.irors Of
se.,n. tho Advertisements of tho day "a, arc nn-
wiling 10 encounter the EXPENSE uf s,,bs cripiou
and POSTAGE "i daily paper. BY th, arrangement,
ii will vastly be perceived, their wishes nav be IRA
tilted. at ane hdy the "xrcn.e Of daily paper as
most Of the advertisements both of the D.,;iy and
Sem''crskly papers, will appear in the 1ri-Weekis
American; and the reading mattor as published il,
the Daily paper. II will bo issued on Incsdayx
Thursdays, end saturdays, at FIVE dollars per
snnum III aSrance, to subscribers Out ef tho CITY
ofNew York, and forwarded according to their or
der. aId for any length of time.
All lcttors relating to the TRI-WEEKIY
AMERICAN may be addressed to tho Publisher
and part Proprietor,
ID. II. MINOR, No. IS WalI-st. n. York.
AZ The New York American il published Dali
I.f Mt $40 per annun,, IN adramco, as heretofore
at No. IS Wall street, Ncw-York. LET
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26

":S0sAoS<s1 stan" AT MY cOlare mo rehHnr,
which may be discharged by ,hc payment oi fairly
dollars when the mare. are taken away, or re.
fuse the horse otherwise a note will be expect
ed Tor fifty cs lars. payable the first of Janunr,
ncXt-s,x,y five dollars insurance and one dollar
10 the groom.
Good pastures are provided, and a charge of
twenty five cents u dny for all msrcs left with
the horse, for feeding, &c.
Gohanna's eolts have not yet mGdc their sp-
pearancc on the turf, and it is with great diff
dencc and hesitation that ! undertake to speak
OF their performances in full training, least
par la'ity and interest may have mislcd inc, and
might thereby mislcad others; suffice it TO say
that, as far as they have been tried by me-, ard
heard of from others, they have fully CT more
than cqualled expectations; and | feel the most
confident assurance that those who may desire
to breed from this fine horse, will not 30 lsap
pointed or dissatisfied with the result.
That he is of the pure.t and most genuine race
morse stock, is attested by the fact, tina: there
mas never been a member of his family that was
not race nag Of distinction, either CT this pre-
sent generation or Nc far back il can be traced.
with the exception of the imported marc, and
she was never tried, being purchased at two
years old, exclusively for breeding.
IL Is not little encouraging TO those who
have heretofore bred from Gchanna, as we'll rs
those who may desire 1t in future, 10 he Iniosmed,
mat challenge has been made to run ere Of
his colts over the Norfolk course. next Spring,
against any colt in the United Ststes. for 1--WE
thouasnd dollars. This circumstance is men,
'loncd because it merely IL one well calculated to
increase the public confidence in him as a STOCK
HORSE.
Gohanna served ono hundred and fhy-seven
mares last year, having the celebrated horses
sir Charles and Timoeon his competitors
which furnishes the best evidence of satisfaction
with the appearance and promise CT his colts.
nero ID another recommendation ii at may
with propTicty bo offered for breeding from Go
mamma, which is that his colts are 80 large 81 fine
las universally admitted) that such az should
not prove To be rdco horses, are sure to comper-
safe their owner, for the trouble and expense
OF Ieislne, circumstance which should not be
overlooked IN breeding, as in the nature of
things, 1t is 40, likely thut all can make race
norsrs.
Johanna, it is behaved, is now standing low
or than any other horse Of distinction in Virei
MA: this docs not proceed from 4 dl5posrlon to
unGrfoid other ho,srs. nor is il because his pro-
prhtor thinks he ought not to stand ss high a.
any other whatever; out he docs not f.el Justified
IN raising to a level with others until there has
been some public exhibition on the part Of hi,
colts.
Mares will be served at any time during the yoar,
and such as did not prove III fpul from the las;
season, may &c sent ngan, and no charge made
Tor the arrvccs OF the horse, unless they should
prove in foul, JNO. NJ BOTTS
Jan 10 Ia:c,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
lnEnArx TO BIZ corr,xryp.I
JOSHUA J. FRY

JOSHUA J. FRY
- ENERAL C"mmssi"n Mere liant, on Cross
- Street. near the United States Bank,
offers f'r sale,
900 Buys Rio and nd white coffee
e. hhds prime ~. Croix and u. .. sugars
~ do molasscs
10 or. ca.k. = Madeira wine
l25 do sweet Mmlag, do
$50 casks Naila, ossr, cd s;z-s
POO sacks l. vrrpoul filled salt
10 tons country iron
A!sc on sighnsnf,
50 btl> mountain family flour
40 f,ki"s butter. per. roll
1Co lbs white bl.a ched wool
500 lbs. bees wax
NJ Ca>k psid for Whc,t in Ist,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26

tho bread i,.n shs mouths OF ,aaay holpc:s issss
unai', tnt 1t wifi syon sap our political ins,,u.
tionr. IL you destroy tho tenure by which this
property . held, you tako away the bc,t, indeed
the only !ScOnr now in our reach to make those
improvements to pronots the internal commerce
oil our State, to which ws are looking now will,
80 much interest, and to which we fonGly look as
means to rcsuscitate. thc:rai,sl energies of Vir
gna, oven il spite of tho existence Of slavery it,
self - "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
ITO Clerks or Courts.

TLERKS OF COURTS are respcctfullv
~ informed that they can he supplied with
orr'cE Books Of every description, ruled and
bound IN the most particular and Durable man-
ncr anu of such materials Nd to render full salts
!action. The proper heading or caption cfcvery
ruled pattern lis always furnished, that no mig
take can take place. when thu came arrives
IL 10 prove satisfactorily 10 those at a distance
that their orders Will be well executed, the fol-
lowing statements ofn few gentlemen, Clerks of
Courts. and the Auditor OF Virginia, are hereto
annexed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
.Ems,';css.. Ess.aI EsosssI .5ov,,nx,.

VEIL. subscriber liz now publishing a wookly pa
a per, called tho AMERICAN RAILROAD.
JOURNAL A principal objcc, in offering the
propo~a ~"k To tho Public, ia to diH,isc a moro.
general knowledgc of this inpor,ant mod, of inter.
sal communication, which. at hi. time, anpnars
to engage tho attention Of almost ovory section of"
our country.
THE AMERICAN RAIL ROAD JOURNAL.
is printed sheet oithe argcs, size, (nammotLl
and put W in ac"nvonicn, form for binding, each
| number containing sixteen large octave pares of
three columns each Tho selections, upon tho.
subject ut railroads aud other works Of internal i'm.
pro'e'nrnt, will DO from tho best authors, both of
f;nroP: ind America, and will he occasionally H.
'ns,ratsd by cngrrvings. A part of this Journal
VIII be devoted To the subject oil internal Improve
'"cnt-.iving history of the first Introduction or
railroads into England and their improvements to
I" Tho present day. II will also notice the meet.
'ng-, in different sections Of the country upon
the subject of railroads. The remaining part of tho
PAPER WI contain tho LITERARY, MISCELI.A..
MEOuS AND NEWS matter of the NEW
fokh AMERICAN, az prepared for ihui pspsr
emitting all political subjects except such as ara.
OF general concern.
| The terms of the American Railroad Journal.
arc THREE dollars per annum, paya6!c in adroae,.
and will not be sent without. Any person who will
| obtain eight subscribers and remit the amount.
shall have coey GRATIS and 10 companies Of tea
subscribers, who associate aud remit twenty five
dollars, IT will bo sent for 81: 50 oacl per annum
The Journal will DO s"nt for ony length of tin,o.
desired If paid in advance. 1t will b. publi~ho,k
on SGfurdays
Letter. nron the sub;e.s of .he AMERICAN
RAILROAD JOURNAL, may be Addressed. ff.s.
OF postage, 10 the pua.ishor and par, proprietor,
ID. X. MINOR
Nc. IS Wr,Ls.recf. Sc,c York
d.! Ihe second nambrr OF the Journal will boz,
ISSUED on tho 9TH of Jannary-and on tho Sa,.r
day of each following week. The n.,srbrrs
from tho will 10 furs s,sed w all;
the subscribers unil the end of tho frat half year
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26

Mr.. Frederick a. Mayo has furnished all tho
books Excerpt oGrj for my e!icc, as Clerk of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chauccry
Tor hcnrico county. and must do him the ius-
lice tn say that they are well made, and of rood
paper. and entirely 10 my satisfaction.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
JOHANNA

Will, for the next season, occupy
his old stand, u, Half Sink, nire
mics from Richmond. and three
Tom the Merry Oaks. He will
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26

| "Mr Frederick A. Mayo has furnished all m,
| books Except orrl for nv t!iicc as Clerk nf ,he
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chauccry
| for Hcnrico county. and must dn hin, ,ho ~
lice tn say tina, thcy are well made nmd NJ :"nd
paper. and entirely TO my satisfaction.
j. ROBINSON.
Richmond, Dec ii, 1881"
| Extract Of letter from ]. B.p,ist. ESQ MccL
lcnburg e. II. Oct. Goth, 1881 TO T.. A. Mavo.
IL nm much pleased with the books far INV
| office. and sov in ,,u,b ,bn, ,ha ,h w. NY
Sc, l have ever seen, and the opinion is concur.
req III by the court and bar and every person
VINO has seen them. The faithful manner in
""ich you have cxce'itcd this job, will insure.
you my future orders"
| Extract Of letter from N. C.. Kinney Eso.
S.aun;Om, Sept. g. 1881, TO T. a. Mevo-
1.-The hooks fer nv office hayr at lax; arrived
ana am wen tatthcd with all, except tic Com
mon Law Execution Book; shouid hvSe pre-
fcrrcd it Of larger pape and INV old pa,lern Of
| ruling"
Extract CT letter from Jobr Eo.,.r r..
Wy,hc G., IL, OF ls, 1881. To- A. MornT "
| ~ mn, ia. w.. " " NJ!
books for my ofscs hcG r. thr s,,,;nc of nw-
court, IS ! was compellcd to usc An ;,f.t;nr ar
der boos, Iom hacks arc Of good parcr and
Well bonnd. wish you to srnd me 4 cor. pIetn
Record for the Chancory Court, as this book
VIII make my set cotRploe."
Extract of letter from John u cLr:.,io,
r. O.. New Rent e., II S.q,t II 1881 I'm r.
Mayc-0A bnyc Won hay. an ,Lr &c. ,i
III cunt cfyour ursrun,. INN ,,u.h rl,... ,,,,I,
the books gen, ior my Office. - .n,,,, =, r..,;
cabl,, forward mo ,haso far ,hc Cnmnv
Extrac, of e,'sr rtoo II. J Gamhir, ESQ,
iiarrsonburg, Rocangh ham, Sept %, 1891 to-
r. a. Mayo THE Aocks you ser, me came
raic 10 hand, aud IN COED nrdrr-a | Of which
am ven pleased with. shall want scmc more
oooS', Tor which shsi! scnd you menoran-
"u'n'
Extract Of a letter :rlmS \ 1.okci,oh r.c.
Northumberland G.. H. Sep. %. 1891 20 y!
A. M"yo.--"I have rec, iyrd IN god order tic.
books for the Superior C.urr u; Law and Cham
Gerry of tri. county, acIrraLly 10 your account.
transmitted. am entirely SAITH with tho
execution 81 the books--tcr materials and cx.
cs'ieh' s';'e oil b'"dirg Snd 'aiin8,
uA0nrron,. crv,c,
"2d Dec 1871,
"Mr: Frederick 4. May" has fu5, he'd msux
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26

X, ]. SMITH has received,
RNllE Keepsake, (.tndon,) 1882, with soy,
- Sn'ccn engraving, by the most eminent
Branc&'s goph3clrs.
IfesswcTs s5sx.na nnd Bin ma.
economies Atlas, fnr the use Of families and
young persons: containing twenty four maps.
Ne~ton's Works, complete, ,Als
superior Piano Forte, Chickering's manu-.
iac'nr" Just received, for sale.
ia Its u. J. SMKEf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26

W. INTER PRESSED OIL,@ghirty casks
new London winter pressed oil, Of supori.
OF qualify, landed yesterday from schr. Fairfield,
for sale by OTts DiTYJOp & a., .
ia 2f-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26

SOAR & TEA--lOO boxes hest soar; guapow
y der tea, Of extra fine quality; landing for
sale nv OTIS, DUNLOP g. GO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
GhNi,.a. sc.

dhNsI'G, sRe.
2S boz, Grcciin, Fancy, Rocking, aAd
%sP other Chars
Is doz. Water Pas-landiDg from brig
Lowell, for sale bv
lq9-st LANCASTER, DENLY e. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
Richmond, Dec. ii, 1884,"

:,
Extract Of letter from ]. Baptist, ESQ Meek
lcnburg e. II. Oct. goth, 1881 TO Il. A. MAYO.
u nm much pleased with the books for inv.
Office, and cay in truth, that they ere the best
set l have ever seen, and the opinion is concur.
rcd III by the cour, and bar. and every person
who has seen them. The faithful manner i'm
which you have executed this job, will insure
nv fnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10
FOREIGN.
LATER FROM ENGL-ANn

LATER FROM ENGLAND.
by the ship Eagle, from Liverpool London papers to the
26h being three days later than had before
received.
The question Of Reform in England is settled There
can be no doubt think that the result of the late
Citations between the King and the Duke OF Wellington has
produced an engagement from the latter his immediate
friends to abstain from voting the Reform Bill But
conPatavey few OF the Peers attend the further pro-
gress Of tins measure in the House of Lords Lord Ellen
borough however, still heads furious opposition, and d-
Vides the House ON occasional amendments but he is left
IN large minorities There rarely hundred Peers
present "a few nights more" says the Herald, and
The Bill will have passed the Heue Of Lords the great
10y of the nation"
The appointment Of Marshal Soult to the Presidency of
the French Council of NJ Casirnr Perer it
IS believed viii be confirmed. Paris is tranquil and
Venng from the gloom produced by the prevalence there
OF the much dreaded cholera but in the departments il
would appear that disturbances still occasionally occur
which some uneasiness
~ would seem that there is considerable apprehension
entertained that Ferdinand Of Spain will assist Don Miguel
to resist the inyasiOns with which he Is threatened One
account says that large Spanish army already collected
Tor TINS purpose on tie Portuguese frontiers, under the
command OF General Sars6ed Another statement is that
he Spanish Government about to send figaes to
Madeira The British Government on the other hand
arc fitting out squadron for the Tagus with troops on
boards aud II Is added that If single Spanish soldier
should be sent in support Of the usurper the commander
OF the British squadron will have authority TO cooperate
with the patriots against the usurper.
The affairs OF Holland and Belgium are still unsettled
Both parties talk very loudly and continue the most active
military preparations. Leopold speaks in decided Ian
guage 70 the London Conference We Notwithstanding
incline TO the opinion that now that the GREY Ministry Re-
bnly re.estabishcd in England the Kingdom Of Bel
gium Will take its place among nations, without further
hosilides.- CoUricy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

VENO JEPHTHA LEET-As you are not an inhab-
n tant of the State Of Virginia. you will please take
notice, that shall, the 18th day of July next Chin
quePin Church. in the county Of Amelia and State OF Vir
gna proceed TO take the dispositions of Joel Morris and
others, to be read evidence in suit pending the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery forlhe con
Y OF Powhatan, in the said State, in which plaintiff
and yourself and others defendants. The said deposit
tons will be taken the day before mentioned between
o'clock in the forenoon and of the same day; but
should the said depostions from any be not taken
that day. the will be taken on the succeeding ay
between the same hours. Yours, &c.
June ~. IO-wANE JOIIN JORDAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10
BIGGER1S
EXCHANGE g. LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA

Five Capital Prizes sold in the two last drawings
DrGtoing of the Ded,oGre and North Carolina Lofterv
No. II:
Ticket % 81 49, the third Capital Prize of $4,000, also
IL 33 40 and IL 80 As all whole tickets, sold and
paid at sight, usual, at "Fortunes Lounge"
BIGGERS OFFICE.
Draining Of the yWe,0 York Lottery, No. 81:
2 81 40 10 l SO Sc ~ 81
Ticket 30 81, prize of 81 ,OOO-2 I3 81 do offs 900
Were with several other snug prizes sold and paid sight
as usual by BIGGER
Pirginia Petersburg Lottery Glass, NO. 6.
To be drawn in the City of Richmond, Friday the 10th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

Scenes at WdShingtOn the remarks of cores
pondenta Washington appears that some strange occur
are taking place the seat of government which
call for the serious consideration of the public Ii NAV
be well asked why is that the President OF the u S. Bank
Is so much at Washington why he giving dinners TO the
black spirits, and white spirits blue spirits and gray,
which compose the pie bald opposition to the adminstra-
onE at whose expense those dinners given! how it
happens that the editor of the n Y Courier & ENQUIRER is
found dining with Mr. Clay! These things augur no good;
and we feel ourselves compelled in the language of
and spare not.-BdH Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

Tickets $o-Halves 50-QuaTters %.
For SALE usual in every variety, the Exchange and
Lottery Office Of THO. Il. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel,
- Where the two grand Capital Prizes of $50 900
each, g Of 10000, and other splendid Prizes
have recently been sold and paid at sight.
UTOrders from abroad meet the most prompt at
tenton. July 3. CI6-tdl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10
THE BORDER wAR

- hE BOhDER WAX.
ETtrdet from a letter dated Fort Pilbrn, H. Rdpds
18th June, 1892.
hope to close the campaign least in forty DAYS
The Indians have apparently fortified themselves in strong
position about 100 miles from this with the determination
OF awaiting the issue of battle They are about 1000
strong"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

In the case OF the United States against Samuel Hous
ton indicted in Circuit Court for assault on William
oanbery, not with intent to kll') which case was
submitted without trial TO the Court by both parties
he evidence taken before the House of Representatives
accused fine of Five Hundred Dollars aud costs of suit
The case of the United States u.s. NJ A. Heard has moi
yet been tried.-.hdt. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

NOTlCE-All persons having claims against the estate
~ of Mary Logwood, deceased ate of the county of
Powhatan) requested TO present them properly
thenticated, TO the subscriber Immediately for payment
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their claims
EDMUND LOCKETT, Gdr,Or Nth
the 'cH annexed Of Mary LogtcOod, decd
July 10. iS-w4t
NOTICE TO the creditors of N X. Thomas, deceased;
~ | have small sum of money in my hands to be d.
vided among the judgment creditors of n. X. Thomas,
deceased All persons having SUCH or other claims against
said estate will do well present them mmediately as
wish to pay away the funds in hand possible
VIM. ID. WREN, Ser'gt c. II.
July 10. Is-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

as evidence Of tho existence among of malignant cpl
demic thatthe day which this mortality occurred
national holiday-a day on which many Instances Of
BILE portion of those who died OF cholera induced that
disease by a degree Of n,emperaRce in eating and
drinking, which during the hot weather OF any sum-
iner would have occaSoned sickness, ii not DEATH
Er. Post.
Hoard IF Hedih-Haf past One.-we have just re-
ceved the subjoned Report OF the Board of Health for
this day -
Cases. Deaths