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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

"a Wanted the present year, csmforl-
HE;El able House for a small fatgily. with a
4lzG. Garden attached to it, within halra mile
of the Eagle Hotel. ia9-u
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MORNING, JANUARY "a 1885
KNAPP, PRESTON & CO.

pLANkETs.--we have ON hand, and will
- sell low, Rose, Whitney, Dutfie aud Point
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FOR RENT

"a And possession to be delivered imme
b. n diately, the large Lumber Hous. recently
Nv erected fronting the Basin of the Canal
II Will I've ren'cd entire or divided into two Tenc-
menlS if required. For terms, apply to Capt.
John Goddin, FRED. HARRIS
tds 3-2awid Exc'r of ID. Bullock
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
ACCO FACTORY FOR RENT

81 TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT
tgM The Tobacco Factory lately occupied
Js=Glhy Us, IS for Rent Tor one year from LIST
January next. Possession can be had immedi-
atcly; if preferred, we have no doubt a lease
could be had on the property. For terms, &c.
apply to MeSsrS. Branch & CoweS, or 10 the sub
ScribcrS
de 3-if a & r. C. WUERRY
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

FNI4II IINN NsVVII"s
ID II. JENKINS HIS commenced receiving
II. his Fan supply of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, and will continue to receive by every
packet from New York. during the season. the
newest and mos, fashionable Fancy and Staple
having offered to them az prices which cannot
but give satisfaction.
Country Merchants will find a; this establish.
ment tho most extensive assortment of ; ilk. Lace
Muslin and Fancy Dry Goods In this city ~ ec.
HOG.cs a. the North, scf
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
"A will rent TO desirable tenant, thai
Ia healthy and pleasant situation on ShuckoC
p IN Hill, hcOngiGgtp Mrs Ann Norren now
in the occupancy Of Mr.. Joseph MAYO. Posse,
sion given immediately. ID. ANDERSON. Jr.
TNHEannunl general aiociing of the member,
Il of the Mutual Assurance Society against
IRE ON buildings Of the Stale ct Virginia, will
hc held AZ the Sociciy'S Office, III Rct mond, on
Monday, the Goth January, 1853,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
de 27-ewaldm r. Agent NJ. a Society
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
UNlE subscriber has received the following
4 Garden Seeds which be believes to be fresh
aud genuine CTlAS GODDARD.
ASPARAGUS
BEANS-Early six weeks carly cluster, French
spccklcd
BEET-Scarciiy, long blood, carly blood Tur
CABBAGE-Esrly York, early sugar loaf large
dtumhead, red Dutch or purple, Hat Dutch
large York, c. globe savoy
CARRCT-Long orange
CELERY-Whitc cid
CRESS-Curled
CUCUMBER--Ear France, large green
CAULlFLOW ER-Early.
EGG PLANT--Purplc
kAlL-Grccu Curlcd
LETTUCE--lce coss, large green head
MELON--Ciron, cantclopc, nutmeg
NASTURTIUM
ONlON-Rcd, white
PARSNIP--Lnrgc Dutch
PEPPER Squash, Cayenne
PEPPER GRASS
rEAs--Early bishop prolific, early Washington
early Nav, dwarf Mlauowlat
PUMPKIN Fine family
RADGSH-Loug scarlet. carly ,urnip
RUTA BAGA
SATISFY
SiNBIlN-Early bush
SPINACH
TURNIP-Ncllow top
FLOWER SEEDS. Assorted. 10 II
FALL DRY GOODS.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
a. & b. C. wHERRY.
For RENT.

81 FOR RENT.
h,g comfortable residence on Church
-Al " Hill, with n good garden and well Of
excellent water. Possession given immediately.
Toa good tenant, terms will be liberal. Apply
To JOHN Z. ALVY.
in LIT
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
ROBERT $. BERNARD,

agent Tor Inc United States.
The above for sale, by
JNO. II. EUSTACE,
nov 81 Sole Agent for Richmond, Va
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
III LAIRD DyV E
 FOR SALE B1s elsssS e'F sFl SAMUEL ND. B GlLlLxES,
LITCHFIELD.

LITCHFIELD. s N
 RARBER B Genus patent cast steel CIR. A-1 GUAR Saws, of 24 and 96 inches dixn- seter, and smaller sizes. '''' 'ss N N English and American, German and Gas, Steel Mill SAWS, Inf s and s l-2 feet and lCyosslcut ond Ienn0n ditto. lsa's s.ss
 Wood Saws and Frames, with alls other sorts of Sawss Plume Irons. :ss i,s ss,s . Firmcr's. Turner's, Framef's Chisels and Gougss. Files and Rasps, Hat. at.sronnd, halt round, square & triang gular. of allcom, lengths. Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit Stocks and Biits, from IF to 4s pitts complete. s N sS ss DnOr Butts and Handles and House Trim 'mings generally. Screws of allsizss. N
 N LOCKS of every description. A
 Cabinet Makers 1rimm;ngs Hcllosc Yars.
 Brass Andirons, cast do. with brass tops and do. with wrought bars. and common cast do.
 Shovels and Tongs Choppipg Knives. a Knives and Forks Spo6nss Waiterss '''s'
 Wsfile Irons- Patent Iron Tea Keitles.s
 Harness Makers liHimmimgs. V
 Carpenters. Adzes, Hatchets, cast steeland cnmmon Aagers; Veefs; Glass Curtain Pins, sGLUE, Sand Paper, &c. Sle. with alnh0sticve- " other article in the Hardware sine, w hich will be sold as tow sas they eau be bought in the. State of Connecticut 8 sa9 A s
 Litckfeld, June 4. 524
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
Summer Arrangement, NeW-lIaWen, LftchlleHd, and
 ATsBAMXs sesa

s.-g lf THEREAFTER stage will leave New. HI Haven on the arrival of iie Boat from New-York every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and passing through Napgatac, Wa teTbury and Wafertown, arrive at LitchfeId to lodge. Returnng- -ieave LiichfSeId every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday inoF0iag at 4 o'clock. and arrive in New Haven at 92, in time to take the Boat for New-York. is
 | stage will also leave New Haven every. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday an the. ar-s rival Vfthe Boat. for NaugatNc and Waterbn- frysaHd return next days. leaving Waterbury at7A. M., making 2 doiiy iiHe between New York and Waterbury, and fri- ireelr lrly betweep New York and Litch6eld through each way BY DAYLIGHT. s
 K Stage then leaves Litchield for, Albany on the arrival of the stage from New Haven. and arrives in Albany next day 10 dine. Y
 Extra Coaches always i1feadiness al T.itch field, Waterbury, and New Haven, to convey passengers to any place of the route. sag ,
 Inquire in New. Haven at the Old Stage House, opposite the Tantinc, and at Liichfeld of O., WAdhams, Agentss Fare from New York to Litchield SS 0O. s$ T,,iss ,s4 .t.
 44 JOHN w. HARRIS & co. !. NGugafWc, Juae l.ss 52 PFOprief0rS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
. or Hartford.
III lEE AZ HI lED. .

36AN and after this date the stage will leave
 NI Litchfield for Hartford every morning Sundays excepted tt Q Q, clock -goes tkrough n str hours shere it intersects Steam Boats for Springfield the sau me V attefnOon, and steam boats for New Fork Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at g o'clock F. M. {; stages for veff- mont. New Hampshlfe, Boston, Providence, Norwich and New- London every morning, and for New Haven every aftefnoon.
 Superior new coaches run On thisr0nte from Lachield to Hartford. with thfea changes q 6rst-rate teams, and drivers 0f respe eeta6iits. No one is attached to this concern but persons of truth and verscity. from whom any infos- naation can be had with correctness and ciyil- ity. For passage or informatiOn apply 10 J. PARKS, at his house, Iform&rly Capt. Phelps,) who is agent and proprietor. X Litehfeid, Aug. 6, 1855. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
NEW GOODS.
 MISS CARE. .E '

HAS. lately rsturRRd lrom New Fork with
 !sl A choice seleet;bn vf c GODS approPri. aie to the season, eH1Sisting in part of French Calicoss af all prices, f&i 5 black and colored Silke, Chaliy Sha<zI>. s|.,ey HandksTchiefs. ptaIn and Rsafed Laexs EFeDeh wro't Caiss and Coilars, Gloves, Bells, Bead Bags, Preach Shoes, &c. Sc. together with a large .es
 s&sSOa.gssaeast Of sNKSgg6aeesa1.s straw and Tuscan Hats. Caps and Flowers, Ribbons and Lace Trimmings s--alf of which VIII De ofered on reasonable terms.
 Lisehffsd. Moy 48. ,isSs. 5l :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
More New B 0OlEs,
A JJCc'TsI( (l N.

RY order af the Cpprt ofs Probate for ,ti,e lie sAucii6S 'lssday shs is. dayaoi sep,'r Rext. Ut t . |1ek in sthe, fbtsno0n, (snlsss preyiously u "a ef at,pFissie sale, all sths iDveAtosied E* Esiaie sef LEoNsARD aGO0p. WIN, Esq. late u Liicht htlrlds dec-ased. rsPre- scented i0solyent, or sa much as V raise lie suna of. s96ia 5l. win ipsidsntal charges.
 Said properly ihxludesthe Iwe-stOr, i'm Try D,selling House aad appurfesaia-
 lss ess .formerly occupied 6y the de !. seassd. pleasanily situaied in Norih Street insthis village. only abOnt GO rods from. the Public Green--tht buildings sin good res pair. and the grounds in fine order. The sale will he ou lhe premises, and sold subject te the ineumhraues df na6rigags and widow's dow CT. E. w. BOLLES, Adm'f. <
 Litckfeld Aug, $. isss. N ls's s'i z sa' ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
.VeaV AYg.G2a ge21lal,e.2st.
IETew-IIaven steamBo atEine.

MeW-EaVen SteamB OatEile, n NE of the New Haven Steam Reats vii N until further notice leave New Haven every Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thurs day and Friday at IF o'clock noon, and on Saturdays at 6 o'clock A. M. and o'clOck F. M.; and one Of said Boats will leave Pier No eS, foot of Beck kman-street, New York, ddilsy, {Sundays excepted, for New. Haven at A, NJ. and ut 4 o'clock F. M: on Saturdays; By this arrangement there will be two hoats from each place on Saturdays, viz. one in the morn ing and on1 in the afternoon.
 < STAGES will always De in readiness on arrival of the Boats at New Haven to convey passengersto Hartford, Providence. and Bos- ton--also to Litchfield via Waterbury sddily. and via Woodbury on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. s ls5s ".
 NF Freight intended for the boats at New Haven must be- delivered at the office atlleasi one, hour before the time of starting, or twill not be forwarded until ihe next day M .
 JOEL ROOT. Agent.
 Netp. H1ves. Mna, a. 855 9Ess 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
GOSHEN ACAnENTK.

VEyHIS instil0liOn cOntinues under the care -A of MF. OTIss sEOMa m, X. B. having been nearly q year under his infringement in sue; cessfilI operation. A female assistant is com staHsly employed. The tuition per quarteris, for eunnon English branches SS OO--f0r the higher English branches $4 OO---an,l for lan- guages S O0 with an additional charga for wood and other contingencies, which is in 10 ease % exceed 50 cents. This institution is intended fo bela permahent school, and Che Trustees have no hesitation in recommend jt,a worthy ofpatranage.
 Ahe next term will nDnmence on the third day of September next. <,
 SAMUEL w. GOLD,
 Clerk of ths Board of Trustees. Gosssn, Au3. Q. le95. @ | N s5 M K sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
TAKE EN UP,

\ RY Y the subscriber. Ap the
 9th day of Aug0st, ls35.
 .4s . Brown H ORSE. with ,a star in his, forehead. of eide feet 5wNnste--sn pnoscd tO be six or seven years old. was ahod aii round, The owner is request~d s0 prove psorettys pay charges. and take him away. DAVID SMITH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
PUBLIC AUCTION.

RY order of the Court of Probate for ihe S Disssiet pf Sharoh, will ba sold Ut Pabiic Auction. o1 Tuesday the sth day df Septam- hes next, tuniess previously disposed of Ut pri. sate salel SD much If the Real Estate Sf
 SLUAiAN ,ABELS, asgs
 late or Sharon. deceased, represented insol- vent, as will raise the cum of ane hundred and seventy .tllree dollars and sesepty rec cents, with incidental expenses. Sale io comsnence at ono o'clock F. M. on the premises. 4
 DAVID GOULD, Admsr.
 ,ShGTOn. Augssst n. 1883. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
DRY GOODS,
Liickfeid, August la. las6.
HOOK H EsR R !

TyfiE subscriber offers f0F sale m assort-
 ment of DEsMggO2sS, and othsr arti- cles, such as Steel Springs, HOes, Axes, A dzes. Bush Hooks, Shavds, and Chissels, not sur passed by any in the country, ail of which will be sold us low for cash or gUod credit as al any shop whatever.
 ALSO, A number of secondhand CARRIAGES,
 SULKEYS,S SIc. for sale It cost. fEWood-workt to Wagg0nsiOf all descrip' tions done at short notice.
 k Horse-shoeing and all kinds of country work and renairing done with care. K Most kinds of lumber and produce taken iu payment for the above aFticles, by
 VIM. ROBBERS. Spencer Street.
 Am Apprentice wanted
 AT THE ABOVE BUsINEss.a Litch feld, MGy7 q. s48 <
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

STAGES leave 0. .Wadhams' Hotel. South O street. DA1LY-Monday, Wednesday and Friday by way of Bethlem, Woodbnry, snnth- bury. Newfown, and NOrsOalk. to New -Xoik. On Tursday, Thursday and Saturday by way of Watertowp, Waterbury. Salem, and NsaO- Haren, 10 New York. ...
 All persons wishing to take Stage Tor Albany or POughkerpsie can apply for seats as above and be called--l Parks Hartford stage win not.I .. s.,s E. sS Fare through to Ne,O- York 3 .OO. se N The Nor~aIk Stage leaves Litchfeld at | o'clock A. M. and, the Steam Boat leaves New York ats A. M. s,sgs
 The patronage of persons traysllipg by stage or private conveyance, is solicited at O. Tp'0Cglgtya11Sa AHOLeg,
 LITcHFIELD. CoN. ,s \.
 Tsfcb feIJY Mpa, 0C 12S5 5fl
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
. .COP,ARTNERSIHIP l.

. , N. COPARTN ERSHIP. s.'
 YNHE subscrihersshayingf fnrnlsd a coanex-t
 ion4in business under the firm, of MosEs MoRsE & Sow would inform the public that they will continue to manpfacturs as ss,,
 Fen and Sheet Iron EE0re, ,ssaa iasusual. N \ ssa., ' sNi osEs, M ORsE < ss si2. B. sHs MORSE.
 LitcA fsld. Afareh IF. s;ss \ N
 Moses Morse ..6G Sons s'-s. zs wlLLsKEEP c0EsTANrLY ON HAND sA Ecoafa PLErE EsAssoRTMENrsDF'ss N lss4. PLAIN AND ! EXAMINED TIN.
 BritanniG Tea Pots and Spoons, , with variety ofsothsr articles suitable for Pedlars, who will he furnished ln reasonable terms. ~ 70 Magch, q. V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14
CANCER

.9nd the ayt Of Healing, generally
FEN'tE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
a of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become competenty acquainted by the in
structions from the celebrated DIR. Lynch OF New Yor
city, 10 curehat formidable and fatal disease denon-
mated Cancer without tie of knife causc, but
effected ia the way and manner practscd by DR.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled in the
treatment cf this complaint and also that Of rstulo
flstulaAs the subscriber is here now from the City OF
New York any person wishing to be cured of the above
him; at the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jan. 6 w w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from DR.. L,nseh.
do hereby certif;, that DIR. w w. Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my husncss
winch is attending to Cancer complaints, and the at
healing, generally. He 10 using my medicine.
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those a
ilicted ID LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, MIR. James Casc, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benialail
Harrison, of Berkeley
Ailletters must he postpaid. w. w. NJ.
January Z, 1884. 1l-vtf
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POETRY.
"a MucH var nEwAins vNscNa."


LINES TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.-BY rnr Poon srppI \,
Bear the standard boar IL hgh,
Until dash against the SKY,
Thcbander OF the fee.
Oh, let II there In spleuior
To martial drum and bigle note
That all the world may sec;
And gazing on it, stripes and star,
Look for their freedom uoi aiar,
Bc; bcoining IN The east.
Ring forth the caron's thrilling peal,
That every knight of heart and steel
May at AZ ffccGorss feast.
Flag of the foe flag fthe free
'Iis thine alone 10 claim the knea,
The homage OF the brave.
The patriot would not deem small
That whom he fell, such nucra pan,
Should fold him in his grave.
In many Gght ofblooiy field,
Who ever saw the standard Yield,
Its bright star ia.c away,
Forever through the din and smoke,
Like moteor o the Toe /, broke
The ishtsing its way.
Nailed TO the masthead, too, IL flies,
Like eagle, TO It's homewsrl skies,
DsJaining aligh
Flag OF my country proudly still,
O'er every mouataiu ani hill,
Preserve thy glctious flight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14
DRTGS. P4I.vTS. &c.

DRtGS, PAINTS, Sc
a MARBLES h. MILLER informs bis friends that he
~ has just opened an Apothccary Store at The stand
formerly occupied such, by Mr. Goddard, one door
above The Mansion House, Main Sticet, Richmond fIe
viii keep supply Of Drugs, Chemicals Paints. OILS
Dycsi0s and Glass and in few weeks expects to have
assortment Of Surgical Instruments Of the best man
uactufe Orders from country Merchants and Physicians
are respectfully solicited
May 8. ils-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

"a OTlCE--Was committed 10 the Jail Of this coyn-
" ty, as runaway, bright mulalo woman who
calls herself Matilda or otherwise Eliza Turner She Is
about forty years Of age, and rather over the ordinary
size Of bushy head Of hair her cothinq very
thin. She states that she born near peiGcd, Va
Of Britt
The owner is requested to come forward prove pro-
periy, pay charges, and take her away, she will be
dealt with az the law directs. NJ. +. JACKSON,
Tailor If Halifar, Virginia.
juno 10 13-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

IN CHANCEkY -VmeIsIA.--At Rules held in the
a Clerks Office Of tile Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county Of Hanover on the st
day Of May, 1895;
Betty Matilda Richardson, ............. Plaintiff,
against
William L.. Thompson, administrator Of Augusta Ann
Thompson, dec d, who Augusta Ann Anderson.
Harmon Johnson Patscy ID. Glenn, David A. John
son, John g. Johnson, and Thomas Johnson children
and heirs Of Francisco Johnson d. who was Fran
cisca Anderson RobcrtJ Pglam administrator Of Sally
Pulam dec d, Charles Thompson. ir and Jesse VIM,
late Sheriff of Hanover to whom tic unadinis,ercd cs
tate Of John Anderson, deed has been committed for
""Di"lsuauOni 49,. .s.s.....s.....s.. Defendants.
The defendants Harmon a. Johnson and John C.
Johnson not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act Of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
On the motion Of the Plaintiff, is OrdTrd That the
said defendants do apper here The first day Of Octo-
Der Term next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy Of this Order be forthwith inserted in sone news
paper published in the city Of Richmond for two month";
succcssvey and that another copy be posted al the front
door Of the Court House Of this county
A Copy,Tcsie,
PHILIP y. WINSTON, &C.
June 0. 1O-Wsy
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June I9th 1896

HENRY w. TURPlN will continue the Tailoring
business at the old snnd two doors below the u States
Bank and solicits continuance OF the favors of the
friends OF Turpin * Vandcfscc and the public gene
rally
June 90 I5-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

IN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
eBS1 subscribers Saw Mill, on Wynn's creek Hall.
lax, Va. negro man called Crosby. Grossly is ap-
pafcniy about 30 years Of age well built complexion
quite dark and considerably above tie middle size about
feet, 10 inches high pretty good rough carpen.
ter, and good hand at almost any kind Of lalonr.
When spoken TO, his delivery IS slow. and as tlre is
nothing peculiar in his appearance rccoected any far.
ther description is unnecessary There is scar on one
Of his legs knees, believe IL probable That he may
be lurking some boats between Weldon and Milton NJ
G., els, suppose, lac is making his way for
the State of Ohio, or other free State Reward
Of twenty-five dollars will be paid, ii the above namcd
slave is taken within fifty miles Of tbs place, and fifty
dollars if taken and delivered to the subscriber at any
distance exceeding one hundred miles.
ALEX. CUNNINGHAM
Cuninghams Store, N. c. July 10, 1875 1877
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M ONPLUS will make his first season in America
VI at my "'rrue- Blue Plantation" in ST Matthe ws
Parish, 80 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Carolina.
This st ,llon imported by myself, last Fall; and
Tor his pedigree, and performance whilst on the English
TURF the sixth number vol 9Th, of SINNERS Amer
can Turf Register for February le:35 Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Burton gotten by CArrAN Ga favori:e son
oil COLUMBUS, by Gohanna and foaed in the Spring
OF 1874 1t will be by reference TO his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar, that he is nearly allied with
tie best blood of England and while course beat
many of the finest horses of his day; among others
Lord fltzwilams Mulatto, (half brother to Nonpus
and Tor whom four thousand guneas offered and
rciused0 the celebrated horses CRANKY and Mcdora
Lord Kilburnc's Purity and Actcon Vanish. Camellia
and Iarrarc and Laurel and Popsy celebrated sons of
Blackock0 Nonplus probably sold for more money in
England, than any horse imported into America
having been purchased when three years old by The
Duke OF Cleveland, at three thousand guncas His
colour is rich bay with black legs name and tail and
inches high, with great muscular power and compact
ness; clean limbs, and fine action He is remarkably
docile, and finely tempered though very animated lie
dcscrvedy ranks amongst the stations of The highest
character, and in fine health and condition. For
the estimation in which he is held by the subscriber he
Will only remark, that he has put to him this season all
hts nc9t mares In consequence of the great number
OF hne imported horses recently brought into the
try the terms of the present will be very low
$50 only, payable when the expires and 81 TO
the groom.
Mares fed for 80 certs day, and every attention paid
to them, but no liability for accidents.
RlCH'D SINGLETON.
-. Carolina, April ~. IIJ-f
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III OST OR STOLEN-On Tuesday evening last be.
q tween the Columbian Hotel and the Steamboats,
Thomas Jefferson and Champion, pocket Book con-
tanning si1 hundred dollars in Bank notes Of 500 cacl
on the Bank Of the United States, except note Of
The Bank of Nirgnia-Jwo bonds Of Robert Hord TO
Hiram UOrd, for $G00a bond Of DR.. Hcnrcks of Ala.
baDa, for 500, payable 25th December next TO John
u lord-a bond of VIM. b Read Of Alabama for s225,
due at same time; aud bond Of Geo. w. Whitman Of
Alabama, for SO due at the same timc-beaides Other
papers reward of 500 will be given for the return
OF The Pocket Book and to The undersigned at
the White Chimnics, in Caroline county or to James
hawiings,in Richmond. JNO. H. HORD.
July TO- I0-ota
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You win therefore be good a. to give place in your

You win therefore be good give place in your
paper
''rhe enclosed Exire Republican of May sth, was
enclosed in the original letter.
81 am, respectfully, yours. &c.
GAMES OSBURN."
(CorY1
" DEAR SIR--You win receive enclosed, the mani
festo of the White and party think it contains
our principles and the argument upon which they may
be sustained, briefly sci forth.
@ You viii see by my letter all know of Judge
Whites views about the Bank. He doubtless never
will swervc from them, hut it would be unprcce
dened aud DO him. and very justly too great injury
to be declaring beforehand, that he would put his veto
upon any measure whatever II would te said 10 be
eieetonccrng declaration, and Decides Mr.. " Bucn has
given no such PLEDGES.
$50 defeat for The Speakers chair, is the main ;-
srsS which Mr. Polk and Johnson have in this whole
contest, as | believe.
an ,roud MT do 10 ask Pok ro,c for me cns him
se c"t lie might be wode 10 pledge himself 90 for me-
against any eher caadiGate. My course in appointing
iim Chairman os the Committee of Ways and Means
could he used TO show that haze been Influenced
By personal considerations against him. when the
try is concerned. Yours truly
"CI:. CAsSroy Esq. JNO. BELL.
" .hay IL, iS5j.