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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12
IyyCHBURG. JAs. Il. 1885.
RANK OF VIeGi.NfA.

I'll. following gentlemen have been appointed
n;'cc,ors of the Ly"eh''"rg Branch IF he Bank OF
ta,'o,s, for the present year Chls"ell Dabney,
n,%%1I. Mcdaniel, Henry DAVIS, Etjah Fletcher,
aim G. Cay, Thomas A. H,ro"b', Albon Me
Daniel William W. Nofvell- Charles l. Mosby
Iobn Holrns, 5 'nueI N os'ln'' Henry Brown, =
..a r,,ocrs S. Nh ler.'
Now Directors.
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& T.
auction sales.

AN Tuesday night the oh. ! sha' resume ay
" nigh, Auctions. and regularly continue thssn
every Tuesday and Frid y nights during the Fnn
and Winter months. My stock will be such IS
will SUIT TIC season aud sold in smal lots. Ny
dav sales will DC every Wednesday, at II o'e!cek
Of Groceries, Furniture, &c. SC. Favcrs trrrn the
seunry urs particularly invited. a. my sst<s 1N
b vcsu,af. CHARLES PHELPS. Aaef
ssps 2. iee4. Ne
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THOMAS p. ATKINS IN

Svnws-we very mach npnreh"n', from f'r
tam symptnma,,c Developments. that the ph'nh''
nh a Nm lonai b ,nner, edited by stephen simpson,
.ho recently bccame as notorious if MS o'rn'
hostility to Cen. Jackson. as he was before io' ms
f,,;ou. friendship for that 'ndi.idual, Is about to re-
urn 10 is hrs, love. Several OF his last Nos. are
ou;,e reSo,eut Of J aeksonism, and va should 2" DO
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NOTICE..
Jan. IL

XWTU.L be soil to the highest bld3os. aithe
Red fionsc, IN Chdrots county, on
Fdday tho 231 instant, eight hke'y NE
GROES, consisting o fBays and Girls, belonging
,othe estate Of Thomas Ford, decd. upon n cred'l
mil the fir ,dsy ofJoly next, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
CALVIN FORD, admit
Jan. IL Ws
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gs We have received the isi No. OF" The South
ern Church,nan." Inc typography oi wh'ch '' We
~ neat, publishes IN Richmond, AM ed''ed ny '"'
Rev. VIM. +. Lee. Of the Protestant EP'seoPn
Couch. We have no, yet found leisure 10 lt'u''
y. bur VIC have no doubt, from the well eslao''shc'
rrpuia ION OF us editor, aud irom the mass oil 'hlc"'
vh,ch he vii II. enab cd 10 call 10 his aid. bs jour
nal Will wei, deserve the patronage, not only o.
has Own den 1minution, but Of the community gen
orally.
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Tobacco LAND near IynchburS
rnr Sale.

lot 'OalC.
NH11LL be offered for sale, on the premises. on
w Wednesday thc 1ih day OF February nc1i,
a TRACT Of LAND, containing Cos ntres, All
uated on the waters OF BcaveIdnn Creek, in the
county cf Campbell, on both sides Of the Main
Road leading from G. unpbeli Court. hou,o to
Lynchburg, 7 miles from Lyncbbarg and 8 from
lic Court ,o ise, and adjoining he l.'nds OF Mr..
James Glass, Capt. Pcr,ow, Doctor Stevens, Sol
Wyllie, Mr., John Murrel. and others. This land
lies generally well, IL conveniently waicifd. all. or
nearly oil unclenred, heavily timtcud with vulnn-
tile mbcr, and much the larger part Of II IL excel
.cnt Tobacco Land with about 40 ncrns OF Creeh
Bottom. Thee is n Mil ate upnn tho Creeh,
winch affords n toIcralie supply Of wn'cr. The
ounlity Of this Land, ,s neatnoss 10 Lynchbnrg,
(nnurd,ng n ready market, Comparatively without
expense for oil It's %p'oducts, aud oihcr ads"n'n
gca, make II, IN the opinion o' the subscriber, rrnily
valuable. lie earnestly ,nvitts all persons w'ah'
ing TO purchase Lands, TO tramine thla ir"ei pre-
v,ous TO ,he day Of snle. The ,nbscrbtr VIII 1o IN
he nc,yhbofhood II the Land On Wednesday or
Thursday next, ltth or 18Th January, AMI on
MONDAY ind Tuesday prsrIo4s 10 the snie, nn'
will show it TO my person Vim wlshos II. some
Of he gentlemen who live nfjon.ng, will, have no
doubt, show ihe Land III ny absence, Further
particulars and ,erns, (Which viii be libcral,) made
known on tho day Of sale.
CHARLES II. LYNCH,
Ex'or Of Ans,lm Lynch, dec
Ia, 10 IDS
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sT Nj. Richie IS no prophet. lie lately pro
nouncel, WIN great souh lrnce. that the vac 'ncy
IN the d. Icy lion ffon Lewis county would be file
by Samuel l.. Hays, II Jack o 'an, aud sad 10 b.
" MN ot "scrwheln ing popularity. But the t'oi,
we ure glad - say, turns nnr Il ler, nily. Nh. Hays
was bra'rn by Venom II T,aan, Esq the Wig
canIiia'c, 81 votes. The election turned upon TIA.
rhoree Of u Senator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

MARRlRD, IN "Wednesday n,sht lnst, by tho
R'v VIM s. liED, DANIELl. WARWICK,
Esq of Amhers, county 10 Mss ANN t.. young
est daughter Of the late Wnllam Norsell, ESD OF
Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

s+r MIR Calhoun has submitted a resolution,
winch has been Adopted by the Senate, au'horins
The appointment OF IA Select COMMITTEE ITO IN
our. ln:n the ex,c-, of Executive patronage th'
circumstances which have contributed 10 rs sr'a
increase of tic The expedlency and pr 'ct'c1o'iIy
If reducing the 5 nc, and the means OF such re'hc
lion" The committee consists of Messrs. Cal
hoon. Webster. Sou,hard, 3 .Ob, King Of Geo. ana
Benton.
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REVIEW.
OF THE LYNCHBURe MARKET.

CoaRrcrED ~ Hof.roupr & Tyeeg.
Extreme prices Of pursed Tobacco $4,000 90
ieief'"f 10 common 4 30 TO 5 81
Common 10 good 5 81 10 6 50
u 'od o limo G 90 o . o0
Logs. new q old, told pfeferrei) Z 2jto4 80
strips, none IN market former pgee. 4 10 10 q 10
Pork, not plenty SC 90
Flour, very dull 4, 4 90
Wheat, 65
Corn Meal, 6ol
Corn, J QD
Bacon, o'd, ~ IN
Hemp per Ton. 10 IN 1876
Salt 8 IS
Brown Sugar by tho bid. 900 - 10 50
Coffee by the bak - 30 10 Is %
Wool, -
Oats, 81 10 40
Iron, per ton 10 10 to SO 90
Tcnby the box. Imp. and Gun.
powder, 40 to | a5
Freight down Tho rivor IS cts.
up % tn 30
Plaster and Iron. s. per ton.
ES We have on hand ft,i quality of Mountain
Flour, nnJ oil erelrs Of supefhno.-Our
arc from 81 p TO 50 50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

ar" The Champagne Club IS tho tue oil a
weekly octave, the rublicotl"" OF ""'ch Aa''
contiy been comm need IA washington Guy ~
%srnrklcs with w, and humor-is II must 90 70 of
worthy OF rs co.nonie'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

" Ry our Las porc1s from Richmond, we learn
thai Mr.. icknam, one Of tho counsel of the me-
morialis ls, hal concluded his sncech against the
bill all wing the rorioraiion Of Rich non1 IL IA AXE
an additional sabscripii N To the stock OF the james
River ani Kan .wha Company, and Nj. J 'h"son
has s,,k'n m reply. The question will, Wi ~.
pose, b. taken in 4 few lays.
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UYAWTYrMRlMvR

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rNytIE undersigned have connected themselves,
unde. tho firm Of Clay & Wiks, and have
taken Inc House, uex, door to the Vrginian C0ice.
and Opposite Mcssrs. Thurman and Scheduled,
and .re nov receiving and opening a genera, as
.ortmen, Of Groceries. which they will sell low for
os.h or country pro iuce. Wo viii pay the high
CO, cash irco for Ciovor, Herds Grass and F1aA
Seed.
We hnve on corsiernont a lot Of good Old Who.
KEY, aud bcs, Fen,ily Flour. o.. g.. CLAY.
BENZ. WILLIS.
Dee. % tits
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r. Gen. Benjamin w. S. Ca5eii has RESUME

r Gen. Benjamin w. s. Cabf'i has resum'n
ms editorial i,bo,s, havIn. asain taken chafs"
,t The Danv,lIr Reporter, Nj. Mes.'nso,, IL
late cl,,,. ,c,;rios. The Reporter is Wing
+, ,,,aI Ie,,,,, 40 NJ what o .Nulllhca,o", but "o'
en,irely coming within ,i,a, cias-,h LIS ed'-
"a, !, 4 oct. tcman OF ,alca ;, and "t "y'e"s''e MOI
,,a,, ~. an h. vail d~,nolIasS 80 'sn d r per wof'
Inv OF the supper, Of he ,mnahIiy'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

~ We mentioned IN rnr last that tho rcsoiu-
tions instruclng Senator Mangum 10 vote Tor the
annuimrni Of cr,thIn rcsolD lpns adnp'eh ny ih'
senate of the Uniicd Stntes, nj ITS last session ma
u sseI both branches + the Legislature OF North
Cnrollnn by smnii niaJorltirs. lo show "ha' I'M
pnriancr should b. auacheI TO these instructions,
we subj MA the following paragraph from the IA
leigh Register:
{" Is n rcmn,kob'o facj TINT the resolutions were
carried in both Houses by precisely n MINORITY o'
he whole nrmhrr OF members consti uling each
w 60 out of l37 IN Inc House Of Commons, and
% out Of % IN lhc Scnnic. They were introduced
iuto the Legislature for tho purpose OF showing thn'
Mr.. NJ ,ngum mlstrprcsentcd his constituents, and
vc-ily The Van Burcnic s are welcome 10 inc ~
uml,h lhcy have achieved. The 80 counties, The
Senators from winch tNL Speaker Noseiey ~
ciudrdD voted m favor OF these insirnctlons, are III
- minority f about 1909 If the Federal pap 'inli"n
Of The State. II. therefore, the yo c proves Mr..
Mingun 10 be in Il minority ofthe Senntr, IT show
Nr. Brown TO be ~ u dcCldeJ minority OF the poo
pic. Under these circumstances, can there be any
Il, ilcul,y IN pronnnncing winch i them Is the mos
cGcc ually instructed =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

II Congress has ordered oo,ooo COPIES ~ "
Adamss Grafton in honor OF the memory 'Ha''y
cite to be printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

~ new,nupor i, ahou, to bo established a,
W.. hInstpn 10 support J1osc White for tho Pres
Iercy.
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Majority

n n9lNI1 VI '"S - 49,
IA favor Of the subscription, VIZ:
In favor. Sii7,954
Agains, 4ti,95l
Majority, 6,o2o
The assessed value Of real estate in this place is
sbopt 81 90 ',O0J.
Tho 20 nmpn Council met on Friday night, and
wcrc in S ss,ou 10 u tie hour, but al onrned With
on, actin. Jrinltivrly on the subj ct, farther than
dir cling that the polls should b, re.ooencd on sat
unisy. The vote OF that y exhibits The follow
Ing e,uir For the subscription Is, of whom ID
wsrr frerho!lers- Against 1t 3, all OF whom were
irceholdcIs.
There were likewise II votes given MS proxi s
and ag sn's % ffeeI,older. far, aud , Of a like char
uclrr, agn,na the subscription.
We rrgret lhat the nee ss,ty of putting our pa.
rr to press early on Saturday evening, Frcclndes
tho ~rossbtll y OF giving, thus morning, the hnai ac-
ien Of the Council on the subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12


On tIc 3 / ln>i. Mr.. Gtnl,ir of Georgia, submit
teal 10 the llor. e Of ltepres n'alvcs y + solnt'on dl
,eriing thc 5 'c,clarv of the Treasury 10 Inform he
Ilnusc whether. IA his pin,on, II Is practicable ot
srsdl nj To collect, s,f.lv Keep nnj d'sbnrsc the
ni,lir moneys Of the UnItrj states, Without the
agency of n ark 81 hanks and II 81, 10 report 10
the HmIsr The l,rs mo ir, III his oplnion, by which
ihui oi'lecl ca be accnmpli shed.
Aftrr some debate, ,hls resolution WINS lad on
he isbtr, by n vote If LOG TO 81, the friends o. the
Un:trl Sisirs Ba k sU>inlning the proposed cnqri
~, aud he friend, OF the administration opposing
II, Such IS tho sincerity oil the hnrd- money s'n-
llemcn.
Mr. Gqmolc. however, has now offered the FOL
lowing resolution. embodying substantially the same
enquiry, which was Undecided II, our last dates from
Washington
" II, soirsd, Tha, The Secretary Of tho Treasury
be- DIR, oicd TO digest and prepare, and communicate
10 this fIuns", II dctnIlcd plan 10y Whlrh the public
revenue Of the United Stafts may be collected
snrcly kept md dlsbur Sc !, wi bout the agency OF q
bInk ar hanks, Stntc or N,'Ional.'
II he hard money men are honest IN thci' de
nuncr,iion.c # The paper system, how can they op'
pose this enquiry 7
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CORONATION SUBSCRIPTION.

Tho rdls were op med IN thls place on Thurs
liza, and closed on Friday evening, for the
.,,,o,e Of asccrtainlng the wishes of The people o,
yo.bonrg. with regard 10 the propr'cty Of sub
..,b,,, O, behalf OF The corporation, for 1913
rs or stock IN the james RIVER AMI kunawh.
Company. TIE vote stool thus:
In mpOr- Frerholdcrs 80
NnnfrceholIers 59-l4i
9gaira-FrcrhoIders IS
Nonfieehoidsrs g. Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

ar The House Of Delegates have h1ed uror
Friay the 10Th inst. 10 go INTO lhs election "i
m mbcr of the Executive Council, 10 snn?ly Ia
sacarcy occasipn.d by the expiration OF Pttcr v
Daniels term Of service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
POLITICAL.
TFroin the Globe /


The Democratic Herald, of Philadelphia, has been a
pressed favorable opinion of his claims for the Presi-
dencv In late number of that paper find the fol-
lowing
(fTon the Democratic Herald q Champion Of the People
The manifestation of Wing feeling towards the
Judge has gone too far to permit any of his former Re-
publican friends to continue the expression of their
TEEN Tor his character, II existed six months IL
wo Id be criminal now to affect ignorance of the design
OF the Wings, in giving him their support-thc nature
of which is the hatred OF another love Of hmand
the object OF which IS, TO cut at the very roots the
wide-sprcadng tree of vigorous and wholesome demo-
cracy. Those who are touched by pitch, must be de-
MED! The very support of the Wings, conveys with
IT an implied dereliction of Democratic principle
The praise of Robert Walsh would. any time,
csiImaton cause democrat TO be than suspected
The very withholding of censure from such journals
cater Tor the Bank under the influence of LoAN,
Mortgage IS enough Ia brand true democrat with strong
suspected hcesy. And il isin this respect that Mr. Van
Buren, above all his rivals and compettorshe is
thoroughly hated by the arstocracy-so bitterly dcest
ed-so rancOrously denounccd--that the Democratic
Party are forced TO love him in spite OF themselves
well assured that hc who great foe To the Arsto
cracy must be unwavering friend the People; here
being aplcdge of his fidelity to the popular WISH in the
very gall and bitterness with which the Arstocracy hunt
him down.
We desire to Election, Jy hc House. We have
had enough of that What the National Conccnton shall
decide, we shall feeble efforts TO consummate
palsed be the tongue of that Democrat who for Office
or for would seek to divide the party and risk its
prostraton by the foe of the friends of L6criy
Equality, and DcmOcrdcy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07

"a AWRENCEVILLE RACES.-The races over the
n-l Lawrencevle Course, for the Spring, 1895, will
commence on the 18th day of April next and continue
four days.
First Day.-Two sweepstakes, colt races; the first
$500 entrance, half forfeit mile heats six subscribers
and closed The following are the entries to wit:
OP Hare, Tonson filIy, out of Maj. Thomas Riley
mare.
r. b. st..ke Daniel Duggers G. c. by Medley, dam
by Virginan.
VIM NJ. West, full sister to Sir Walter Scott
John c. Goode
VIM r. Johnson, illy by Charles, out of the dam of
Star.
John ID. Macln, C. by Timoleon, dam by Hal
Second SweePstake, 800 entrance, half forfeit, TO
close the first day of March next, now several sub
scribers.
Second Day.-Proprietor's Purse $780, 9 mile heats,
entrance $5
THRU Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500, without dis
count, mile heats, entrance $40
Fourth Day.-A Handicap Purse, 800, mile heats,
the best three in five, entrance S25.
1t is necessary state that the track has been re-
Gently very much improved, ii having been bark
around Litter and stables furnished horses gratis
The Proprietor having also had the stables for the horses
thoroughly repaired will cndeavor give general salts
faction THE PROPRIETOR.
February ii. Gift
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HRrfsgpssaep.

THVIlIS thorough bred Horse beautiful BAY. viii
"A stand the present season. at my stable in the lower
end Of Goochland, the Three Chopped Road-to
cover at $40 marcS2O Insurance. 81 the single leap
paid at the time Of sergce25 cents 10 the groom
Mares fed at the usual price-pasuroge gratis The
money Tor the 10 be paid by the LIST Of October
nextat for insurance, when it IA asccrtancd that the
mare IS with foul, parted with. Care will be taken
to prevent accidents escapes; but liability for any
II u unnecessary TO give his pedigree os il is we'll known
that he is ahorough bred Horse and his colts are very
promising. The season will expire the 10th Of July
THOMAS THURMAN
March 81 t05-w2ts
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Eclipse

NH7lLL stand this spring Q635) at my son, Edward
Wv Johnson 3, in the county of Dinwidde, 80 miles
south of Petersburg and Is miles north of Brunswick
Courthouse, Immediately the old stage road and
at his stand, ready TO mres at hundred
dollars the payable the 10th day of July next
when it will expire.
Monsieur ToNsoS will stand this spring at my son.
George W. Johnsons, in the county of Chesterfield
within one mile of Moody tavern Ii miles from Peters
burg and % miles from Richmond, ard is now there
ready to Mares at sixty dollars the season. payable
on 10th July next, when il will end 800 to insure
mare in oa payable she is known to bcn foal
or parted with dollar to the groom for each
Pasturage at both places very excellent and very ex-
ensive, gratis. Every will be taken prevent ac
cidents. but no liability for any that may happen Ser
wants sent with to either horse boarded without
charge, and mares will be fed at % cents day.
Both these horses in the finest health and vigor,
and they remarkably foalgetters; they have
been both often advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere, that their characters the characters their
get the great performances of their colts and the very
high prices indeed at which they selling are well
known, say, $4,000 5000, 6,000 1000, 10 COO and in
instance, $4,000 given for years old which
is the highest price have known a horse to com
mand in America w. r. JOHNSON
Feb. 81. Gift
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9 The ENoulRER ia published twice week, generally, and
three week during of
Price, the same as herv,oo Five Dollars adj
Notes of Chartered banks (ony) will he
ccivel in The Editors win guarantee safety
tas them by m1i the all being the wrtcrs
No will be discretion of the
Editors, until all arrcntagcs have paid up
6T Whoever will guarantee payment papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One
30 No
assumed By person n this or s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
n OUlSA LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of.
~ fers for sale his land WING i'm the loMer end of

n OUISA LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of.
N 4 fers for sale his land lying in the lower end of
Louisa 1t consists of three separate farms. That
which he lives contains about 600 acres and lies very
compacty about one-half wood land, Limbcred with
oak, pine, hickory and other growth This land in re-
neral, lies well, and is well apted to corn wheat oats
and tobacco, and is well suited to clover any land
in this part of the country 1T is uncommony well wa
good portion of which has been reclaimed and cult
waited; the rest is well adapted to grass. of which
good deal is annually cut is well enclosed The stu
alton is quite healthy, and the neghborhood agreeable
II is convenient to market being about 81 miles from
both Richmond and Fredericksburg. The improvements
arc very gOOdconsisting of twostory wooden dwell
ing house, with brick addition, likewise two-story
having the lower floor with dining room
III the basement-all in g0od repair This farm has all
convenient Out-hOuses attached TO it, and neveraijuO
other two farms contain about 400 each imnedi-
ately adjoining the land above described They both
touch Little River, side. There is a suflcicncy
OF wood land on both tracts and they olerably well
enclosed The soil IS generally similar TO that which
live They are both well watered These farms have
each tolerablc dwelling house. though somewhat out
OF repair-and convenient out-houses.
Having come TO the determination TO remove TO the
West, the next FALL will sell good bargain in
the above land either altogche divided ~ suit pu-
chasers. should wish half the purchase money cash
young negroes, and will wait 15 months for the ba
lancc-hc purchaser giving bond aud deed Of trust on
the land, to secure the payment An indsputabe title
will be given, and possession by the middle Of October
next, with privilege Of seeding wheat by that time or
before Gentlemen from the lower country, who wish
e. vest capital in farming establishment in n healthy
and agreeable port Of the State will find the above land
worthy Of their attention.
Persons wishing 10 the land will be shown IL by
the subscriber living the premises and letters post
PAID addressed 10 the subscriber Locust Creek Post
Office, Louisa Co." will be duly attended TO-
March 81 tlO5-wu WILLIAM MILLS
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HDIECE GOODS, cheap for cash-or short, approved
IL eredh-HENRY PAYsoN, No 4 Hanover St, near
the Post Office, NEW YORK, respectfully solics the
patronage of those Country Merchants who are making
their purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash or short
credit He has made his arrangements for dealing with
SUCH and determined offer them goods at such prices
as will make ii an object for them to patronise him.
His stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods
Feb. "a. 95-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-07
ALBERT MICHAELS,
HALEY COLE,
ELIJAH BRUMMALL.
Stick So the Mail.

HM7E beg leave to inform the public, that arrange
w mcnts for the transportation of the Mails, and
the accommodation of the traveller that part of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond,
finished and complete.
Those arrangements consist ofone line daily between
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part of this route, have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, so distinguished for
speed and equipment as to have been removed from the
the theatre of her celebrity on the North River, by
contract.
On the residue of the route, we have provided such
coaches horses and drivers WILL we haer ourselves
command the approval Of the public.
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever
we are enabled, by the agency of our other daily line
accommodate ourselves every day. during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement of
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch Of the public service, with determination TO
command the public support Jy deseroin0 Il: and we
therefore, wish distinctly understood that we are by
sight or by DAY, the Publc's obedent servants,
VIM. SMITH d co.
" For Seats apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
Richmond, Feb. 10. 03-G
a LIAM b. MAGRUDER, Arroasgv AT LAW,
IA buchanan, Boteo,vt County, a. practices in the
courts Of Botetour Bedford and Rockbrdgc and offers
his services to the Public, in the various departments Of
his profession.
RrrrarsoEs
messrs; Lancaster, DENLY q Co., Workman g. Me-
Gruder, John Garth, Esq, Richmond Colin Buckner,
Esq, Lyaehbmg--Ton. John r. Lomax, John L. Maryc,
Esq, Charles Mason, Esq, Messrs. j. Fl q H. Smith,
FrCdericksburg-Co Colonel James Bankhcad IT, s Amy
Fortress MonToe-Th w Gilmer Esq. " w. soushaI
Esq, ChayiohosriUe- Timbcriakc & Nlaprudcr
Union Mills, FiucoRna Comty-IIon Richard B Maoru.
der Doct. John Buckler, baltimore.
March ~. 106-Gt
HH w. TURPIN g. SAMUEL YANDERSLICE.
"A We having associated themselves in partnership,
and taken the house formerly occupied bv Jno W
Smith q Son, two doors below the United States Bank
Main street, intend carrying the TAuoRiwo BUsI.
FEss IN all its branches and pledge themselves to the
public to have all orders entrusted TO them executed in
the mostashionabe style and with despatch and trust
by strict attention 70 receive share Of public patronage
H. w. Turpin returns his thanks to his friends and
the public, for the liberal encouragement beatowcd on
him when in business alone and solics their favors 10
the present firm Of Tufpin Vanderslice.
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