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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

The RirAnosd Enquirer, sArr i.psc o. near
> fosr years. has jsss Discovered Mr.. John R-n-
dolphs " sv.rieioss piris, and HE uablu.AinE
,pssity Of paAlie noasy." The 6hn v.s rcmov-
ed By Mr.. r. asserting shaa he senior editor h.d
" scvea Priucip,es-svc lo.ses and two fi.h-.'.-
md shsi he "had sonrd he compass In agreeing
With al The sdnisisas.sio.s ezecps ono" Tho.r
Who rcso'less Mr.. Ri,ehirR yrpe.aed d<s..ss. Of
Mr. Randoiphi .Ras.i.n nissioa, will be NOT
little .ns.ed q Inc preseas posture Of affairs.
Those ~ho have bern praying Coz rain. IN vain.
may feei sone insrruss in consulting tAe sbsm Of
prayer used iy the Emperor o; China. Sud
whether dizzy End IL necessary To 4. knock h.adn
or NOT il may be we'll, psrh.p., TO turn - ssru,i-
nising m eye ~ their hear>, and to some Of their
past actions, ~ did the Emperor. This curious
document viii be found en- our fra page.
Neu the elose Of the iast session Of Conxrrss,
MIR. AaxoLp, from select committee, made a
report on the subject Of q more general diffusion
Of this Journals and laws Of the Nasioasl Leri.la-
tnrr. The committee concluded their report BY
recommending th.t provision ought 70 be made
for rePrinting s.A distributing among the people
Of the United Ss~aes, m s.sre edition Of all the
laws. 5esolaioas. and treaties. nov In force, and
Tor supplying annually svsyy Officer Of tAe .tas-s
or general governneHt, all libraries, and literary
Institutions, and all courts Of record, with copies
Of the laws Of Congress Also, the publication
Of the laws in aEfie newspapers frinseS in fae
UIsed States, and the printing Of an extra num-
Der Of the Journals Of the House or Reprcsensa-
tives.
There certainly is defect In the present plan.
Ciuzens arc liable to penalties for breaches Of
laws OF which they never have heard one .ylla-
bic. This is particularly applicable 70 our state
avA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

nsse Cex Beynsi, fos nasy year. Coosur a
ne uestee States a. PART, d. b. -, go
- We Sara from Gaiignanis papsr. "a ~,
sth uii.--t.N&i frf. FE''' "a W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
PERSONAL IdAYrICl

For the las, seventeen years. the political strug-
giles IN this country have been mostly in rrfrrrnee
To 'ne7s-Principlcs have had but little 10 do with
hem Personal politics have SGT aside every
thing efse-and the efforts Of the press and OF pub
he agents have generally been dirresed 70 the oh
jrrt Of making certain fs1kri1hsaEs acceptable
WHETHER by the aid or BY the prossration Of urip-
siples SEEMED 10 be Of but little impor1ance.-
Get Pablic character popular-invczt him with
the patronage Of govcrnment-and he can make
his followers discard loag-eherished principles
As readily as dandy would discard thrc.d-bare
suit. N is tim- ,l,is serviiiy VAS suretit is tim.
the people should throw off slsxish confidence
in thu opinions OF distinguished men, and Judge
for themselves We have seen, within the last
s'x months, the effect Of popular name upon the
most sacred principles Of our government. Men,
heretofore jealous Of their rights, have chirned in
With doctrines converting our government into
despotism and some Of the most ssanneh
republicans Of the country have acknowledged
themselves in favor Of sfreay govcrnment The
holy horror created Ia their breasts against ,az-
safsen and secessioss, has caused them to embrace
principles a. despotie as ,I,ese which biad Po-
lind TO the skirts Of the Russian Czar, or which
PROSTATE misunderstanding at every por.-st the
foot Of the once ianghty mistiess of the ocean.
"Can s,cA things be,
Md oser4opss as like \ summer eioad,
Without our special wonder'"
Shake on your shAekles! Let the motto. " pr;u-
eiples, not meR," once more have i,s juss inf,-
snee--~sd all may yet be right
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

rssisa = b-Aals f.vsr y ~ fr 49, osd
ris.yi~nls vim ssA - ks-HssisA yin
srp<.s.-xsx.sy vilIsepasl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

HARDY.
has competitor, AB-. B-ale. Mr.. BraIs h.s hr,a
siecfed by nsjorisy Of about 500. John Mil
len, Esq was rv-elee,-d 70 the House OF Dele
yztea
FAUQUTRR.
Congess: Charles r. Mercer $50, n. C. Ma-
James French, 500, Marx A. Chihoa, Az. Sid,
sey y. Chagusn, Asa
tot:s fer cad aguinst q dsstssss If GAs esxasy.
-Aass-tivisioa, S4s, Dirisioa, ass.
1s0NONz;AliA.
goes inlo Brooke With ns;or;iy ~ No., 49,, s.n
y. Of Del FraHcis BilliaEsisy sad Isaae Coop~r
ORANGE.
:, ConSress No oppositioa 20 JoAu N. Ps,son
sioase % Deirgsses; Lewis u. Williams BY is7
sURRY.
a, Congress: Jobs Y. Mason, no opposstioa.--
House Of Dclcgstes: Geo. John CsumD I36
Cspt David Booth So
WESTAgORELAND
CosgFess: Ne. Taliaferro's vns;o,;tx .A,nt 4 On
over Dir. Grimm. This IL she -, eo.asv 90
30. Ch.an ). re-eisessd ~ seous 50 m.;ori,v. -
ttoose % DeSegssrs Henyy Hunserfsrd - !.
nfge majority over BE- sturFnan. ITke eiee-
NORFOLK BOROUGH.
CoegTess: Miles Kiax $50, Gso-rs I.ov,,l Ozo,
mcjoFi,y Zoe Kisg 81. Ne. Loynns nsso~;,r o.
eomiss 70 ne BoTuagA IVA Atr. l. so,e~...' -
y ssrEsss 70 Ebsasrsh City (tbs lsss soassyl :
fieuss oG DvAEsses WIN. p. cu.s,.vA., s,o
Edward Dsl~sy ESQ. CaHsinsh.sn's u.si. "a.
HANOVER
CoHgreAs; StsseRsOa Sis, ROkerssoa Iss.-
s,eyessoa goes 20 kieAmond city 4s7 shesd. d.
o. hsssegsses No oPpositioa % WIN. H. Raano
CUMBERLAND.
SonsEea,i John kaedelPh rs, Fssasls d.
Dcass, ~. tno sssdsdeisl i3a bssidss ofhsp sesl.
tsrsng votes. nouss % DsleRssrs: M Ar. Vii
soa sOe, Bamasi HOAssa 80.
PLUVANNA.
Congreas g dos 40. ~ oDpsaiti,,a. n ~
ssslss-ss' a. ~ Col sasrst @. Psyss IsS. IssspS
KING WILLIAM
CoDgSess Roane 2ys, Tsylor no Ffe... ~
,,,s.s'eEn'es sssjsEain 2. Ds6uey so. a. fisvss
HARRTsON.-Cu
HI. S'hSy Him Lewis Marvel
iastieoa esosy ietO ~
svls 80 aag
Po s~ iSs 2sg
wood, hsndolph, ana Jsskso.. A. 4. 49,
'rofn' Ahsnb siessiea considered oertsia.
Ssofs Sssafe.
Hsvyissa ,asa ~ A''''. siasd
Lewis a. ~
a., 80 . rsiority ~ Lewis sd HARRIS, sya---
~ y - 20 hs.Ee frera- Gers sisstisa sosssds,.
Hs.ss If nrtrusss
=. e,-s,.s'os -, yehe Csslia sst, WIui.r.
"a 49, =. =. Wiliissas AsT, 3. ~. sgilsos
-. -..aseh isi' 3. a. Aossis 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

StnSus~.-lt is whispered in Paris that the
Duches. Of Berri's health can only be i'm
proved % eoTfssNsai, and not By q release
from prison!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

krs1ptsgy Neaifesaes,--Wo uaAsr,t..A
says ne eostoa CouSier,l ahat ne Hou. To,
mas y. PeFklus has made, % De Nsw 1920
instituiioa for ths Blind, aaast,oa ~ -
paasiyn heo.e b. Pesri-sifusi, which l, - a A.
be worth tAirfg fsousssd doh~ws -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

HsAgiss.-A man, name unknown. being
weary Of the cares Of ihs life,' attempted to
" put out his light" by hanging himself in .
oarn, 81 Niles Hotel, yesterday. lie was dis
covered BY some boys, who cut him down.
and thus refused 70 suffer him to hang and
k'ek has way into another world. when the
fellow bad recovered, he was sorry for what
no had done. and thanked those Who had help
cd BIN into life again. The moral Of ali thi.
difheuity can Be found IN . jug cfrus..
fproriAsasA Io,sy-~af
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

The eiestiess shrosshoss viryinis lave been
eonPasssd, sss Ne h.ss nos received al DIR re-
ts~pa cdIssss' majority In tAis di-riss is very
large, being re- In an. The following l. he e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

.9pPs;s1~sat u ~ Psssiis~s.--Niehoass
Philip Trss of vftgsia, 20 b Coesal OF shs
U. statss, 81 Hssana, in The place Of william
Shales, deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

The Florence Gazette announces the death
OF The Prince StanisIaus Poaiatowsky, q, Flor
ence, on the 18th ult. He was born NJ War
saw in 1854, and was the son Of Casimir.
brother Of Stanislaus Augustus, the last King
Of the Poles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
BRoADR0CK RACES.

-. ahtosb Ban.
~ y. HaSc's Prince tioSTgr, by Confirm
tion,
Vim. y. Iohbsons AnBe,,v. nv Ch.,les a
John VI. Bolis' Bask sli.ler. iErmtrgv
Methodist. b. IlaaspsW dr
JoAa Beiehers c,s.rssT Master, BY Hos-
zIsar. .
WIN. i. whites YsIiov JaeAs.,sy roa-
500, ais
i'..esn Ferketts tertuor, dis
Tfmc--fsi lssnf, Z niis 3 SO. Al bssf 4 me
go. sd hcei, \ uais. & .oe
TsIfuss nAV
VIVA n. Johsssos's Flyi.w I,t~hs,.- A.,
John Hicharris.
Hsnry =. Tsyioe'' Tishishas, By CEf-
Tn, d.
Johnc. C'oO.ie's Tussu,n,.;a. ;, r..
'res,-ia he-s, sale. a. s~s.--sl bs.t.
msa- sucs
hEk HILL RAcEa--Ftya Da,
Free.,es gveseHake.. uiis 49, faop .,.
",sss, haif Forfeit. I've sas..riaers
=, ~ st.eard's ssil ~ Teassn, A. I.sv
:. 4 A.. $780,, ..:s si'y y T..ss.. a.- ~
Nv y y na.s.'s sasi y Tspsvs. a.s
-. NeAse's grey @ase. sis
as-ha hsat, tea. sYa. "a a. an. q,
Nsesst eea wsaia ~ rss-ktst,d sp
'as rsdsr - - Sra qusrtss.
olesaa 1ag-~1As Praesssss,,s 49,. .,,~-s
80 49,; $3.50 -sse Mar R-DJ0,sb. =, 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Greed Friavs !. csls~sfa.--I,sstsr, h.,.
been received n Bossoa, aaaouss.or tbe f.il.
ofe 81 The honse % Alexander 4 Co. IN Cal
eulta, zoe the enoruoas an0uat Of ssrslssn
.sstss@s n aoii9rsf The eject sf this vii no
doubt Be severely fsIt By several msrcansils
houses " karops. The establishment con-
ss'sd 81 seven partners. and wpw ards o.
twelve hun4rea clerks % ons hoor wers
twelve counting roolns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

We learn BY . gentleman who len New Or
leans on The 9th uIt. that the Cbolera had ~
gam made Its appearance IN that place.
Hhssl;n~ Ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

As8 tAs WssetRe3s~ Gisbs.
he dsfiaplshs1 Iaaian waniors, Muk-
ks@s-abh-e-Aa-kslks( DaAeE HAwE,l wsw-
ka-hss-shik, (PAesu6ID Ns-peps Yaua-hs;
Ns-sis-sw-ws-kusk,s <DAek HAWKS eldest
sonD Pa-ws-shsst (s9oyssS son % the Pro-
Phss.) have arrived - D. sat q Govern
neat, fron JsGsrsea Dasfscks. They were
Army, in conformity viii ths iostruetsns Of
the Govssnnsst.
We usd.rssand THAI thsss eslsbrstsd Chiefs
OF The See sod Fss Tribes srs- hsla ~ " hos-
tagcs fov the future COED conduct Of The Ists
hostile bsods," n eoaeornity viii the 1th
Article Of the Trsssy Of Fort Armstroag.
made BY The corfcdeysssd tribes, on the 2lss
OF Sept ASA, aod y Mel. Gen. Scott, and
Governor Reynosas, "a the part Of the United
Ststes-
Thsss Indian. arc now on their way to
Fort Noeros. with view 90 their greater per-
so0sl coovenienee and aceosamodsiiou. Tho
facilities for oscsps st their recent place of
confinement, near 81. Louis, being near their
native forests, required such rsssraiass over
their persons snd liberty, as ws0la ses, per-
haPs, comPort exscuy with eus iastitutieas,
ror be agreeable 10 TIC President; hence, their
removal 10 The Atlsstic border, which must
greatly ueliorste the present situation Of
these misguided and unfortunate men Of the
voods, - now, II Fort Monroe, they CON-
psrasively, may be at large, OF restricted only
to the iimits Of thai great work. Here too,
they may soe the blue face Of he ocean
smilo," and h the scene be less eongssial 10
their nature than their own green prairies Of
tho West, yet perhaps they may 10 reminded
Of Me boundless tract on which, in days that
have gons, they had been accustomed to
roam.
Weunderstand that this disposition Of Black
Hawk, and the hostages named in the treaty,
IS specially provided for By m sct Of Coo
gress, from which, - IL 10 sshsnd, we will
give tho extract:
For tho expenses OF twelve prisoners Of
war Of the Sac and Fox tribes, now in con-
hncment, and to 30 held ~ hostages, under
the seventh article Of the treaty with the sacs
sod Fo.es, Of twenty -6rst Of September. one
thousand eight hundres and thirty-two, en-
hsscing coss Of provisions AID elo,Aing, CON-
penssnon 20 90 interpreser, and cesf Of re-
moving them TO place where they may be
kept in safety, without being closely confined,
the sum Of two thousand ave hundred dol
las."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

CoaEyes: Col Edvurtl lxs.s Asf, Col Auxus-
dne Z. Smith 500. S<ss.ae, Heiskrli s<S. Dcs-
aldsoa &ss. II. q Del, vns- 6si, slosn &o6,
ksaars 50 q d>l)
Coogvvs, Csl Lsrssass. Col. saisA Is. ee-
sntes Dusaidsoa 80, 7ua<s 81, Hsiskell Is. fAsvA
Do.llsoe sleesrd In he disriss By sboss f7o ma
jority.) II q Del, Bod iss, 0,rzs.ll is5.
.-,'-----a----sa.-- AUGUSTA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Mr. Msrccr has bern reelected BY majority
Of rs IN the Whole district sOssn.ry 70 al .p-
Psarnecs few wrecks .go. We srs no~ ea.basd
10 give the names of the following srnsl-@ea. -.
elected 10 Congress, in s1siisioa 70 shosc named
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

The Long Island Union Course Races. ,rs
hXed for AonJay, May 27th Besides other
races, there Is sweepstske, a single four
miles, for $4,000, three entries, $4,000 each.
Col JohnsonS Blue sird, bsr. Livingston,
Terror and = fail brother to Henry, sss the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

monument 10 about 20 be erected, by sub
scrsption, In honor Of Guttenburg, the inven-
TOR Of the art Of printing, 10 the square which
bears his name AZ Mentz, his native town
his invention was tried at Strasburg in the
year 1856, and the first work he printed was
published ut Mentz in li40, 20 that IN three
more years four centuries win have elapscd
since Ibis great discovery was made.
lGsiigneai's -Nessenesr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Congress: Moosc 747. Crsig o6s. II. Of Di
Strst 10. Miehie s7&. Brooke S9s, Hoh S0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Potomac Bridss.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has advertised to receive proposals,
until the 10Th OF Mag inst, for the erection or
a Bridge across the Potomac River, at the
City OF Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Tho next General Assembly Of shs Prsshy
tcrisn Church will DO held In the Rev. Mr.
Rngiss Church, Tabernacle, philadclphia.
commencing on the 18th Of Nay nexA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Poaison's Philadelphia Advertiser says
The veteran Commodore cambridge Is now ia
very critical slate Of health. He arrived
on Tuesday from New York, In the steamboa,
Burlington, attended by his medical friends. -
His complaint Is dropsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02
LouIsvsiLs, az, AraIl ne.

LouisvslIs, Az, ArRrl le.
Tho Secretary Of The Navy, accompanied
BY Col uesderson Of the Masine Corps, Mai.
WIN. b. Lsws, and Mr.. Faxio, Of the French
Legatioa. arrived 81 this city on Saturday
norsing last. Yesterday ths Secretary Of
the Navy and Col. Henderson departed in the
Hibsrnia Cor New Orleans, and Nal. Law is
and Mr.. fazio took passage In the Southern
stage lins for Nashville.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

keshS .9rk AN evening print under thi,
title, % about TO be commencedin New yosk
to DO edited by Major Noah
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

a London paper states that Louis Philippe.
King OF the French, has conferred che Royal
order OF the Legion Of Honour on Sir Astiey
leyrand-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Major Heard, whose attack upon Mr.. Ar.
mold, during the late session Of Congress made
him conspicuous, has been discharged from
Prisoa on the ground of insanity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

not the right now to break fences with my fair and honor
able brothers, and forbid the agents farther administering
oil my former grants rather do you think surrendered
the right OF ever Withdrawing by becoming party to the
compact though no such surrender expressly made in
The eharer-or' waivng the right. tell me, MIR. Editor
how in the OF common sense how shall ieopardze
my brothers interest, place them footing by
my Withdrawing than they would have been had stood
event. they, the remaining twelve, would have formed
the compact and negotiated for themselves in the incl
pent stage OF the game, when their forces much
more inefficient than at The present crisis. For my part
Mr. Editor, am entirely at loss TO understand how the
casually o. my having become party TO the compact
should dvest me OF the privilege Of becoming again that
hold inc nOiens roens the end Of all time. In con-
cuson MIR Editor, shalt expect your timely and
friendly inerpositon; until then, remain your very
obedient servant, ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

A excellent House Servant and Carriage Dvivsv
"a J" 'ne;-By virtue OF deed of trust executed by
Matthew r. Perkinson dated the 27rh Novernbrr Is2S
ana admitted to record in Amelia county court the sand
day. and by virtue OF decree in Cancery pronounced b
shall proceed TO sell at Jetersvo the county Of AmeL
VA on the third Saturday in February next it being tho
ron OF the mon'h, upon credit Of six months one Nezre
man, commonly rallied Monk, late the property of ho
S"d Matthew H. Perknson deed. The title is believed
10 ne COOL hut acting trustee shall convey such onl
as Is vested IN me- JOHN w. FOSTER, Trustee
January 81, 1888. a4-re,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
i,. $l2752,5f3 81
Men York Standard.

Much bas been said by Mr. Cabouh and his advocates
OF the Intentions Of the Executive unnecessarily to use
force Tor the suppression Of he Nui6ers n South Gro.
Una and II has even been asserted, that The military o.
ganzaon IN that quarter provoked, by movements on
the part Of the General Government.
We insert m columns Of to-day, the instructions
which accompanied the Presidents recent Message from
the Treasury Department, 10 both the Collector adj Ds-
et Attorney and which will amply refte all such AZ.
seuons,- Giobe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

hAsrERN EULEIFIoATUoN.--Ths Boslon DsIry
c'ooe mentions an amendment proposed TO the Msss-
cnusetts resolution 10 the Senate of that State by Mr.
slack to the effect "hSt the Tariff bill should pass,
u woud become necessary for MAssAcHUsETTs 10 in
sffe dn inquiry info the raue Of the Union which IN
such case, HAD BePrsR PERISH"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
APPoINTMENTs BY THE PREslnENr.

By and NTH he odDiee and consent Of the Senate.
Charles g. De wiz, Of New York, to be Charge DAT
fares OF The United States to Central America Sce MIR
Shannon, deceased.
Peter Wager, Of Philadelphia 10 be Director ofe Bank
o. me United States for The year 1888 vice Hartman
huhn, who has declined the acceptance Of the same
Foncis Key, Of the District Of Columbia 10 he Atfor
ney Of the United States for sid District vice Tbops.
Swami, wbose commission has expired
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

WAS committed to the jail Of Augusta County, VIZ.
ginis, on the 29th day Of September last ss Roma
Way, NegO Man, who calls himself WILLIAM Jackso1
re I'VE eet six snd half inches high about 20 vesys
OF sge, between yellow and black has a war; Ji,,ls
ABOVE ms let aDcle, and complains Of his left eve BE
had on, when committed mixed wooen coat, and paty
OF low and cotton Panlsoons, hgb, calico striped vest
cotton shrt-al very much worn fFe slks verv sloe
sometimes says he Is freo and sometimes sayshs belongs
TO William MuoforI, Of Norfolk
January 2 tTt-wI2wsl JACOB KUpTZ. IaiISy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

the water works for instances and tho city Of Richmond
was to DO most essentially benefited by the successful
prosecution OF the James River improvement, he no
reason or refusing the permission asked by the corpora
ton TO take stock in the company.
The question being then put, the bill passed without
division.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
Richmond Prices Current.
Coffee. sugar. salt. &C.

OVHhNNv 'NNf3sh% W.
TUNHE subscriber IL receiving from Boston and
III New York
250 bags prime green coffee, (new crop
20 do. old lava do.
80 hhds ST. CroiS snd ". o. sugars
900 sacks Ashons hest sat
20 or. casks Narsciilss Madeira wine
90 DO. do. sweet Malaga do.
10000 lbs Petersburg cotton yarn, assorted. from
No If-WHh general assessment Of Groceries, which
will be SOLD very low for cash, to punctusi customers
on the usual credit.
" Country Merchants will had TO their nssrsst 10
give him a cal
All orders for goods promptly offended 10, with great
csre-and filled on the reasonable terms
JOSHUA J. FRY.
February g. SS-w2wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
DEATHS.

With lively ssnsb,y, eeolc Of -pis
HE his eminent Usefulness community
which TO, the last fifty he d'tiuEuishd mshr
tho d"uh OF venerable Richard BLOW.
Portspooh hc expired his residence that
terlay morning Ocok the advanced Of 81 yssrs~
Hsrdih
In Peter,bury the esr pt Col 1homs. Wallace formerly
Mayor Of that aged So. yeafs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

~ ISIS a. p TAYLOR, will continue her school
~ the next year, commencing the 18th January and
terminating the 18th December, with vacation Of ono
h0hn IN the summer. She teaches Orthography Read
ing writing, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography
and History plain Needle Work, and Theorem PsiniinS
Board and 'uiion seventy dollars for all except Painting
whch VIII be an addition Of FIVE dollars My residences
y IN very healthy and agreeable begbborfood 49,
fost once, Pottiesville Louisa county, Va
JOHN J.. COLLINS, Beech Hin
December o. 6s ,ytO,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09

Tsbb late clerk Of Mecklenburg couaty and Superior
Courts on account OF his failure pay the on law
process, condition that the said Tabb shall within
reasonable PERIOD discharge the balances which
from him TO the commonwealth on which the said fines
were assessed and that the said committee have leave
report by bill or otherwise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
Young Archibald.

WIS celebrated Horse will stand this season in spos.
syvanla county, at the late residence of Daniel HYDE
dec SIX miles from SpoItsylvania Court house. and fur
teen ro fredericksburg and probably stand oG which
due notice will be given
lie viii be Jet TO at So tho season. discharged BY
ihe payment Of 50 within the season, 81 the single leap
10 be PAID as soon az the pu-Insuranca I6 10
DO Pai" as soon as 1t Is known that the is in foa and
twenty-five cents to The groom in all cases Season n,
commence the Jt Of April and expire on the lbth AZ
June Pastursge may be had 25 cents per head Eoy
eaeh week Board for customary priees Wa
do not pretend TO be liable Tor accidents though prssf
care will be taken to avoid them.
PEDIGREE-Arcbibald was got by young Dare Devil
son Of the odimported horse, Dare Devil his dam by ca
spread Eagle grand dam by the imported horse Star SON
OF old Htghyer and brother Sir Peter Teaze his gyest
grand dam by Obscurty, Of Eclipse the most power
Iu' and speedy racer in England Eclipse and HiRhHyey
were never beaten, drawn paid Forfeit they each msd
tner owHers an independent fortune by sring sDS am
oner by coveIfngiron these Horses and tho Codel-
pun Arabian have descended all the best racers In the
world Archibald is beautiful dark bay, sixteen hands
gn possessing superior action and IN high health ana
coniOi he is warranted foal geter and hrs eol
are highly approved o. WILLIAM SMALLFY,
RICHARD s. HYDE
GU q 1000 S5-wtIuA