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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE

EWc are authorized to announce
Capt. LEVI HENsHAw, as a Candidate
to represent this county in the mex,
House of delegates.
To the Editor Of the Martins5urg Gazette.
SIR: You are authorized by the under
signed. 10 announce WILLIAM MAsLIs.
Esq. as suitable candidate for seat in
the next House of Delegates
Frederick Ramcr, James Cox, BENJAMIN
Swingie, Solomon Weidman, Henry Bowers ir
Jacob Holt, George McKewn, John Cain, Geo
Vanakcr, Richard ID. Seaman James b. Russell
James W. Gray, John Manor. John Bowen
Abraham Barrow, john Smith Hughes. Samuel
Manor, Cal Manor, Thomas s. Page, Thomas
Ihcrnbnrg. Isaac Meyer. John Thfockmorton
John Mckcwn. Warner McKewn, William
Bowers, John Griffith, VIM. c. Morgan, Isaac
Housewor.h, Adam Bowers, John Cray.
g. EDMUND p. HUNTER, is again a
candidate to represent the County of
Berkeley in the Legislature Of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
GEN. JACKsoN's LETTER.
From The NashpiA Republican. March

From the NashoiH Republican, March II.
| My Rev. Sin ! observe in the Nashville
Republican OF the 10Th instant, article he AIDED
General Jackson's preference - which think
| my duty notice.
| All my friends know. that since have been in
| the Executive Chair, have carefully abstained
| from an Interference in the elective franchise !;
and have invariably acted upon the principle that
TO the people belonged the exercise of tins sacred
| right ninhuenced by any considerations but
| those which related to the public good And
yet the Editor OF this paper protesting 10 enter
| tain great respect for my character undertakes TO
connect me personally with All attempt TO divide
the great body Of Republicans in the choice
which they are 10 make of President; and, BIZ
way Of giving effect TO his insinuation appeals
III the language o my biitcrest enemies, here s.
elsewhere, to the independence of tbs people as
shield against my dctation," which he sup.
poses may be attempted.
Every one must that the professions of the
Editor in that article are made TO take the form
oil friendship, IN order that he may successfully
carry out his purpose ofopposing the great repub.
lican principles which have cndeavored to adj
vance as President of the u. States and one of
which, not to say the most important, is the ne
cessity OF looking above persons, in any cxigen-
cy which threatens the ascendency of those prin-
cples. All my friends must perceive that 10
be consistent, my preference, so far men are
concerned, ought TO be fer him most likely TO be
the choice OF the great body of Republicans F.; and
yet, If this individual should not be Judge
IPhite, the Editor of the Republican is ready TO
cry out " Dictaion!"
Under such circumstances. seeing also that
there are various misrepresentation of my views
on this subject, commit this letter TO your dis
erection. in order that you may do me Justice
You are at liberty 10 say, on all occasions
that regarding the people the true source Of 20.
ltical power, am always ready TO bow to their
Will and TO their judgement that, discarding all
personal preferences, consider the true policy
OF the friends OF republican principles to sena
delegates, fresh from the people, to a General
Convention. for the purpose Of selecting candi-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
and, that 10 impeach that selection before il is
made, or TO resist it when il is fairly made as an
emanaton of Executive power, is TO assail the
virtue of the people, and, in effect to oppose
their right TO govern.
! send you the paper containing the article
refer to and request you to show this letter 10 the
Editor in order that he may no longer misrep-
resent INC. Acknowledge the receipt of this
letter.
In haste your friend,
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Rev. JAMES GwIN, Nashville, Ten.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE

meeting Of the Congregation connec
ted with the Episcopal Churches OF Nor.
borne Parish. will be he held in the Epis.
copal Church, in Martinsbu-g, on Easter
Monday next, for the purpose Of electing
Church .wardens and ves'ry men, TO serve
during the ensuing Ecclesiastical year.
O. 10 consequence of the Rector's alb.
sence from the Parish, there will be no
service at Mount Zion Church On Sunday
morning. next, as was notified, =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
From the National Intelligencer.

We have seen, ever since very soon after the
18th Of March, 1929, but with pcrtnacity aud
boldness daily incre asing, a determined combi-
nation OF the Office holders under the General
Government, for the purpose OF controlling cleo
tions, and perpe'uating power in the hands which
have now possession OF it. To such an extent
has this evil already arrived, as to induce an ef-
fort (unhapply not yet successfully on the part Of
the national legislature to abridge the patronage
Of the Executive. II this be not done, our rep
rescntatiyc government will be the laughing
stock Of nations. II is not doubted at the present
day, that the idea Of the Convention about 10 b.
held at baltimore, to nominate a Presidential
candidate, originated in this city that il will be
the work Of the Office holders, and, W hen il has
got together il will speak their sentiments only
II is equally notorious, that, under the spoils sys-
icm, the sentiment Of the body OF the Office hol
ders 1--WE speak not CT MI, bat Of the great ma
jority,) is but the reflection Of the will Of him,
the breath Of whose nostrils they are. . y this
is as well known as it is that Mr.. Van Buren, is
the citizen whom the will Of the President Of the
United States has designated as his SUCCESSOR
But we confess we did not expect 10 find the Pre-.
sident himself taking the field, and in person
leading on his followers to the conflict for the
succession TO his honors aud powers. We find
however, that the official paper Of yesterday re-
cognizes the authenticity oil the subjoincd letter
from the President by transferring The letter to
its columns. We ask for it, therefore, the Mt =.
tention Of every reader who yet retains any res
poet for independence of opinion, or freedom of
action. After he has read il, we ask what he
thinks ofthis attempt, on the part of the Exccu-
tive, to over awe the opinion Of his fellow cti.
zens, and 10 frown down every attempt 10 resist
the nomination Of the Office holders Convention
by representing it as IS assdiling the cirtue of the
People J" and opposing their right TO govern"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
Z r M E! LINZ Ell!

ENtiE Subscribers have lately finished
Il burning their kiln and have now a
large quantity Of first rate Marble Lime,
which they offer for sale on accommoua
ting terms.
BLAKENEY s. MOLES.
April 9. 1S35-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

CAPIrAL.-The Boston Atlas says the follow.
ing toast was given the other evening AZ n nv;
Vate supper in that city: ="
Neto Hampshirs-A state which has give,
us Webster, and taken from us Hill. Car
massachusetts ever cease to be GRATEFUL"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

ERRATuM.--In the notice last week OF the
death Of alexander M Keerer, the name was i'm
properly published dgnus M'Keeyer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.

The sixth number of this popular and inter
resting periodical, fully sustains the reputation
which the undertaking had already acquired -
The original articles reflect the highest credit on
the native genius and talent of the State, while
the selections and mechanical execution. give
inll assurance that the publisher will earn rich
reward.
The following is the table Of contents of the
last number
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

At the close Of the polls on Monday, a, the
Court House, Pugh;own, Battlctown, Newtown,
RusscPs aud Mddletown, the aggregate vote
Of the different candidates stood as follows;
-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
oRlaiSAL ARTICLES IN PROSE.

Virginia Historical and Philosophical Society
Virginia Gazetteer; Sketches of the History aud
Presen, Condition or Trpoi, &c. No. w; Re-
marks on a Notc 10 Blackstone CONNIE ntaries I;
The Romance Of Real Life i; Letters from New
England, bya Vngiaian, No. w ; Extracts from
my Mexican Journal Garnett's Addres, on the
subject Of Literary Associations TO promote Edu-
cation; The Contrast or, A Fashionable and
Questionable N. England Wife Hats 10 Stu.
dents OF Geology, No II Letters f,om Sister
Review OF Adams and Eyeretts Orations on the
death Of Lafayette ; Review Of Mrs. Jameson
Court Of Charles ii Review of calayar, a New
american Novel; Judge Blackstone--A Poet
Miss Nartinean Editorial Remarks; Extract !
from Letters If Correspondents To Correspond
enls, Contributors, Sc; Letter from Shepherds
town, Va.
SELECTED PROSE ARTICLES.
Description Of Richmond City; yathek Helm.
roth on the Education Of Infancy Effects Of Ma.
ternal Indulgence; Variety.
oRI6INAL POETRY.
Sonnet The Sea, by A. l.. b., M. D.; Elk.
tract from Ladys Album The Prayer; My
Own Opinion. "A la Shakespeare To The mem
DRY Of Warren r. Davis The Exile Ep gram !;
The Spider; Tirsis & Philis, by r. II. Wilde !;
From the Note Book Of My Mother; Thoughts
on seeing the Evening Star; Jeu de Mots.-On
Name Lines on Miss Marineau; Epitaph on
Young Lady Epigram on a Waizng Girl !;
Ano,hcr-On the same; Lines. "Oh give me
that oblivious draught /" The True Foundation !;
Truth and Falsehood Lines TO Miss Il NJ
-; Trust Not, by A. l.. d.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

Blackstone's Farewell 10 his Muse, by Sir w
blackstone The Miniature, by G. p. Morris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
FKEDo.a Y,

I'D lCHMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
H he subscriber being dcs'rous and determined 10
remove 70 State provided he can dispose Of his
lands Sc the Northern Neck, he therefore offers his
PuDc Lots and Houses at Stoncy Hill the most rea-
snhap!e terms; consisting of tavern which new
house three stories high containing under the roof tight
rooms and passage which rend, rs quite comfortable,
and well calculated 10 entertain travellers, &c. There
good stabes, store house. granary, kitchen,
'cr-house, and all other ouhousrs necessary at public
piacc-all Of which has been built since 1890 There is
also good well in the yard to be cxcrllcd Ivy any:
tor good water in this State There about 70
OF land ATTACHED to the lot.
will also rtfer another lot, adjoining the tract,
Known blythe name Of Whites Tavern, containing about
81 acres, With good dwelling house, and other out.
houses It, which, with little repair, you'd be IN good
order.
will also offer another tract containing 202 acres
miles South West Of Wcsnorrand Court House, with
good dvcllinghousc. kitchen, granary, stables, and
other necessary outhouses.
will also offer another tract, containing 300 acres
l 2 miita West Of Wcstnureand T.. Ia valuable
forest farm. There is good dwelling house, granary
corn h0us stables &e and lirs''ntc gFst MILL lately
will also offer another tract in the extreme end of
the county, continuing $50 acres with good dwelling
house, and other out-IIousrs on it.
All the foregoing lands ying in the county OF Rich,
mond and State of Virginia, healthy situations
deem it unnecessary to give further description Of the
lands those wishing to purchase view tor them
selves &c. JOSHUA REAMf,
Aug. aI [3l-.1 &oney IHA, Richmond Co., "a
rs EAVERDAM LAND, STOCK AND CROP
. FOR SALE-1hc subscriber being drslrous OF
renewing To the West. will on Wednesday. the l4th OF
October nrxt offer for sale to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction the premises without reserve. the tract OF
land on which he resides in the county of Goochand,
on the main branch of icaverdam creek, distant five
mics from Gonchand c. H., four miles from James
River Canal, and eight from Dover Mills, containing
between 40 and 500 Bcavcrdam creek. which
borders on this tract the west and Horspcn creek
running through the south, furnishes considerable
portion Of a land part Of which is in good condition
inr cropping-lhe balance mg ht be easily reclaimed
The highland is susceptible Of the highest state Of inn
provcnrnt. The woodland, between and 300 acres
abnunis il. good timber of oak and pine The improve
mcnts consist of two comfortable and convenient dwell
lings, with the necessary ouhouscs. Those disposed
to purchase arc respectfully invited to call and view the
pri,nscs Terms half cash, the balance in two
equal annna! instruments secured by bonds with approx
ed security, and deed of trust the land-At the
same Time and place shall sell publicly, credit of
nine months; my stock Of CATTLE hogs, and sheep, ana
five or six hoEscs-Crops of corn, fodder, oats, DC
plantation and household furniture.
JOHN MARTIN.
Sent O. Il-w:}ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
October =

wMOIJNT CLEMENT JOCKEY CLUB RACES
w will commence Oh Wednesday, 18th Octobcr and
continue four days cu.
rears oll-entrance Si0D half forfeit, ana closed
Esry,Es-Wm. II. Taylcc, james Z. Corbn, wan.
Williamson John r. White. :,
SEcoxn DAr-ProPrctnTs Purse, Sl'o, Two mile
T1IiEp DAY-Jockey Club Purse, 500, three mile
heats entrance $50
FnrxrH DAY-A swccpsakc, one mile and rrpeatt,
for three year old colts aud ics, entrance S'o, at
E,-,.it five subscribers and closed. 800
ExrrIEs-1hnEas Iioskins, Jefferson Minor, W IN.
Williamson J. Govan, Orlando Jones.
Same day, Silver Plate, worth SlGn; two mile heals
entrance 81. - ,
b. rood cridcncc Of The proprietor desire l" make MS
CO sc substantially attractive to racers anu patrons OF
the turf-lhc So as TIC pewter VIII D" pahNcG up
t the winner or winners the day OF success IL IS
unnecessary to comment The purses: no one VIII deny
for the opening OF new course, they are locTai IN
every way and properly pEoporGoned 80 as 10 a"nf" az
onnortnni;y for every kind of ';nmal from In" SCRUB
n thc hiuim-:lich racer to in tor chance Tor
some Of the dust But that every thing may be SUIT
cd and every taste catered for the proprietor has en-
carrd from the celebrated O:cy of Richmond, first
rate riding saddle padded stitched, c,secundum af'en
Now Messicurs If there be MT an opportunity lof every
oncf-ou, the blood to the hckto St his taste, then
lie must 90 To New Market for better bill OF iare
With regard 10 the accommodation OF vscrs tile
proprietor entertain from 10 10 - gente'n
on The course; aud the town q. LIN a.n 49,
a,cy in the vicinity of Mount Clement Will 1if"E1 r CON-
ycneot and agreeable quarters: &c. Travelling iacl'
ties are afforded for visitors from, Baltimore fEeder'cks-
buSe r and the various points Of the Rappahannock by the
steamer Rappahannock regular boat plying between
baltimore and Fredericksburg, and landing the 'ise's
at Tappahanncck. 10 miles 'iom the course c,
st,brs and litter will be furnished at Mount tcEl
cnt traits such ren:ercn intend to bring :ir h9rSs
with c,n will Be pleased notify the proprietor o. 'e
same by letter. in order that suitable
made FOR their reception. 'Nc. T. irH'l.
49, 43-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

AIONPLUS will make his first season IN tiiirrica
at my "Truc Blue Plantation in ST. Matthews
Parish 80 miles below Columbia; in the State ci South
Carolina. 49,
This s1llion was imported by myself last Fall and
for his nediprcc and performance whilst the English
turf see the sixth number vol 9th, of Skinner Acr-
can Turf Register, for February, 1S33 Nonp'ns was
brcd hy Mr. Burton. gotten by CATr,s "a tarorl:e son
of Golnpus. by ofanra aud loalcd in the Spring
of lr24 1t will be seen by reference TO his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar that he is nearly allied with
the best blood of Engand and while on tho cH7sc beat
many Of the finest horses of his day; among others,
Lord Fitzwans' Nlulatto, (rnf brother to Nonp'us,
and for whom four thousand guinras Offered, and
refused the celebrated horses GRAVITY and A'rdnra;
Lord Kiiburnc's Purity and Action; Vanish: Camcia,
and Tarrarc and Laurel and Posy (crlrbratrd sons OF
Racklock1 Nonpus probably sold for more money i'll
Enyla nd than any horse imported INTO Ahirrca-
having been purchased when three years old: by me
Duke of Cleveland, at three thousand gulnras: Ills
rolopr is rich bay, with black legs nane, and tail ana
M Whit, cxcrnt his two kind heels He Is feet IL
inches hgh with great muscular power and compact
ness clean inibS and fine action lie is raiiarkaG,y
dociIe and finely tempered though very animated lie
dcsrry,diy ranks amongst the stations OF the hughes!
character and is now in fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by tine subscriber, ne
will on!y remark that he has put to him THIS season all
his finest mares In consequence CT the great nnoer
f fine imported horses recently brought into the coun-
ivy the terms of the prcscn. will be very low
$50 ONLY payable when the season expires, ana - u
the groom.
Mares fed for 80 CENTS day, ana every atcAlio pau
to them: but TO liability for accidents. ,.,,.-ro1
S. Carolina, April "a. -..-1i.l'o -u
ghJJBLIC SALE.-Will be sold. at anc'ion at the
United States Ar,nory at IIarPrrs Ferry: Va, on
Tuesday 9TH Octnbrr lG35, the following property VIZ:
234I6 lbs. s!cei, assorted sizes,
1n5 iG4 lbs. scrap steel and old MICS,
Sl30 lbs scrap iron. Of good qnali'y,
lO!N) lbs hammered iron, do. do,
7l2 lbs. iron, assorted sizes.
230,27S lbs. bnrings and turni.'Gs,
7S 25n lbs cast iron: I'd quality,
1912 lbs brass filings,
60 caTbincs,
q 706 muskct barrels, various stages, from the boring
to Tie finished,
o.01G bavoncts in different stages, from the forging
% a23 conpouents of muskcts, comprising nearly all
the parts of The lock aud mounting,
1883 muskct stocks, turned, &c,
45I do do, rough,
S755 lbs. emery,
% dcmiioins,
FL worn down griud-stoncs,
173 lbs. scrap leather,
Cnmponcnts Of the Hall Rife
1856 barrels,
1886 bayonsts,
800 ram-rods,
1856 componcn,s, comprising receivers, locks and
mounting,
24l4 stocks, unfinished
173 spring vices,
"a screw drivers,
2435 wipcrs. Terms of sale, Cash:
BENJAMIN MOOR, Aet. SIP df.
q S. Armory, Harpers Ferry 70
September Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
October 2.

0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAkD.-ksan
off from the subscribers agent, IN S'aunton Au'
aiso negro girl, Slave named Pamela, about Il years
cid with black hair and eycs-rathcr inclined to I've
chunky and 1esgsa to have iS9T De
Shs was raised by Maj Mons MeCne, of Augusta coun-
Of her departure it is supposed she is either lurking
about sGoGy y hnu d. ran DOH OH
,r;G l b GIVEN for the apprehension and delivery to
as e T vinr in Charlotte county Va taken gu. of The
State, s or y dollars if taken in the s:as' Virginia and
delivered or secured in some jail SO that Gsi g aT
41-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

IT.. ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally aud
- times week during the session OF the State LEGISLATURE
W. same hcrc,uforc Five Dollars per payable in I'D
No..s Of chartrre specie paying banks t"nlyi will DO
in e4nsa The Editors will scaance the safety OF remit
na the postage letters being paid by the writer's
papr: will D. discontinued, ba, the discretion oil the
= ~; url al! aTrrarascS have been paid up. .
Whoever will guarantee tho payment Of nine papers, shall
- .ac ,cath gratis. - -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square, less, first insertion each continuance
. No advertisement inserted nn has either been ad io
..,n.d BY some person il this city OF its envirOnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

Eastern District If Firgiaia, 10 arit:
sB it remembered, that on the eleventh day OF Sep
s. b temhcr Ammo Domn, thousand eight hum
drrd and lhiryvc Co1wAY RoBISsoS OF the SAID Dis.
trirt hath deposited in this Office the title OF Book the
title Of which, is in the following words to wit Inc
Practice in tho Courts OF Law and Einy IN virginia
CoywAY RoBlSsox. Volume III. Continuing Practice in
suits in Equity Richmond. Printed by Samuel ShcPhcTd
and sold by Robert l. Smith. 1885 The right whereof,
he claims rs author, in conformity to the Act OF Con
gross entitled "an Act to amend the several Acts re-
SP''''"s :iENiIY GIBSON, Clerk IF the District.
n, The following extract from MIR. Robnsan's Pre-
face to his Second Volume, will give some idea OF It's
contents: g., IS
P;ruiua Chancrry must often b: decided Will
ont The benefit Of Libraries, and desire TO make the P'
unc useful beyond the limits Of the State have t"Sc'hrf
induced me give greater scope to 1t than Its name III
norris Ii is in truth, treatise upon the principles Vi
equity as we'll The practice, and will prove THINK
convenient book OF reference to The practising
in any portion Of the Union In 1t will be iouna Inc
IIr.inia Statutes and Decisions, such Ad ndicatnhs "
IN. Chancery of Engiazd and Ireland it seemed pro-
per t. mention on account oil their Importance or 0. Inc
recent date at which they were made, and most OF t
Equity Decisions in the United St"tcS Inc veg I"'
Eswrtcrs, (arncs, Johnsrn Cc,cca, " iHdeH. uopHnS
and Eupe arc ci cd nearly often as those trg"
Frcournt reference is made to tho Decisions OF the S-
p-e,ne Court Ct the United Stair, in Dallas, CrantH'
fheaax ard Peters, 10 those of Mr. Justice story III Tn
sem and to the Decisions of So"A Caro'iHn IN 6uy De
scvssure and HcCord--and occasionally citations are
made from the Pennsylvania Cases in Yates, Kinney and
Ra.se and from The MASSACHUSETTS Reports, incinong IN
the latter name only those called, but ten Vciu'
Of Mr.. Pickcrins.'
The Second Volume Of Robinzons Practice, contains
4a2 macs. with table Of Contents and table of Cases
cited Comprising 45 pages, and complete Index to oSn
volumes, embracing 206 pages more making IT,
Goj pages II is now in the Binders hands, and viii DC
for sale at the of the subscriber, in Richmond IT
10 or ~ days Price of the Volume: Sc 80 cts .,,,r5
September Is. [39-tfl q ROBERT !. SMlln
yayHE subscriber will continue his School, as former
b ly, at Prince Edward Court House Inc VINE
session will commence on the first Monday in Noven
her. and close with the month of March. The summer
session will comm. wee on the first Monday in May ano
close with Tie month Of September Tuition STv Pef
session. DAVID Comr 70 a.:
Sept. 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

e iOP TIE THIEF.-Slulcn out of my stable, on
~ Thursday night the gath inst, cream coloEed mare
seven years old last spring. nearly blind in one eye
":M PAGER, long switch tail, and had Oil no shoes"
d. n pay Ten Dollars Reward to any person that Will
pnf Ter TO me in Powhatan county, eight miles above
or Twenty delivered with the
"Gt' JOHN J. DICKINSON.
oct2 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
FRAN the FrccmGn's Journat:l

(Fr6n TIC FTcrmGn J0urndiy
THE ANTI-ADOLITiON MEETlNE. ,
The meeting noticed for Tuesday last, the certified
proceedings of which will found below was M the
Fousy attended by gentlemen from every seaoa o, s
The is g. ssss y the
o oso sou and at the
eisc,on for State officers OF the lO,ooo VINO afe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

yH7O THE PUBtlC.-Thc Subscribers having pur-
a chased in the NortIcn markets. large and beau
t;Il stock OF Goods suitable for the Fall and Winter,
rrspcc,fuy invite their friends and the public generally
to call and examine FIR themselves Their stock is larger
and their assortment better than heretofore consisting in
part, of cloths. sat.nets, lanncls English and French
nlcrnoes French and Italian silks English french and
American prints, Blankets nap co.ons kersrys ana lin
srvs nc and shoes fur ana wool hats leather and
Groceries, together with every article usually He'd for
in the counlry-a of which, will be received and ready
70. inspection in few weeks.
WALTEIALL, JErER g. co.
pn;nr~ilIc Amelia county. Sent. -. 4[-W3w