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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. %.

The " Sp,,Hs Of Et,rnat th."-Thc Sill
yer Spring, on ,.'r west side of Lake George,
which il described, bs thasc who have se,n il, as
very beautiful fountain o, ISatcr aud ntl-tlo,cr-
inc the appreciation hs which !. i known, la, been
resoricd to during the past sumn.Irr by large
number ol the Seminole Indians, for tic purpose
ii u>ine the waters n, II remedy for f,bri 'liscas-
- Which have been prevalent among then! the
past season. Their method is, to drink freely o.,
the water, and battle Frequently in the sprng. L.
about three days they complete Il cure, aud are.
able torrturn 10 their homrS Our intormlnt >tlr,
hat Al Indian woman can,r Ia the spring nppt-
rrnilv very sick and J., Tie use e the valrr Il g.
heca g cudhlrd to resume her iuur., hnnsrvard;
"a the fourth dav after her arrival Al the Sprilio a
distance OF 90 miles. TIE spring is nor know II To
po>>c>> any medical qualities, unless il br ia, ,N-
IRENE purity OF the water, and perhaps il i, onl,
the mode, appl> ine the remedy, Which has bad
! such complete success among them, and which
gives vrnic 10 the spring that in r, alitv il does
not possess. II is pr hablr that the idea of tie
Spring of Eternal Youth" arose from similar
circumstances, and which Induced some of the
early dScovcrcrs OF this continent TO proceed in
search o H. I1o. HtraM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
ffoa tie Ceorseto~n Httropoitan, Nor y,

Tom he Cto,sttowa H,topoiitan, Nor. n.
NAsniNGruN PoLnr REroRr.--A case of u
very novel and singular character, was On Thurs
day last brought before :. Stcttinins Esq, At the
Police Oficc, Louisiana avenue. Matilda Penn,
a very pretty and interesting woman, about twcn-
" years OF AGE, who has lived for the last two
year, At Mr.. Buffers Uuon Hotel on street, was
brought before the magistrates in custody of Mr..
Walters, ona charge ofhavingp pat" cow-ch into
the beds, and can'haridc> into the tea of four Of
The hoardcrs named II. b. Richards, J. Carr
Dnke White and NJ. Hart 1t appearing that the
three first named gcn,lemen were dangerously sick
in consequence Of their having drank the tea, and
that DR.. Causin, who attended them, considered
the recovery of Mr. Richards very doubtful, $50
great WAS his agony aud violent were his parox-
,sn,>,) on "Wednesday evening the prisoner was
Immediately committed 10 Jail for rc-examnaton.
Ga Thur ,dav morning the prisoner Matilda Penn,
was brought to the office, where Mrs Butler >
many WAS gwen in the matter, from when, and the
statement oi other witnesses, we gather the follow
lng taet>. The prisoner had conducted herself
remarkably well tur nearly Two wears, during which
time she had been in the service of Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler) until lately, when she had unfortunately
become too intimately acquainted with IA certain
individual who hal boarded in the house. This in
timacy had not escaped The attention of the other
boardrr>. who made some communication To Mr.. 4
Mr.. Barlcrupon the subject" hich led to de,crm-
nation on their part 10 dismiss the unfortunate grl.
Prom pied by revenge against the boarderS, whnsc
intelligence she con>d, rcd a> the cause ot her dis
mi,sal, the prisoner applied the cow-Itch& alminis-
tered the caniharidr, She admitted before the
magistrate, that ,he did apply the former, but did
not administer the latter although it WAS proved
thai she had furnished the money, and employed "A
eolored man To purchase it, After full hearing
of the case. the magistrate finally committed Ma
'l1a Penn, thc prisoner. FOR trial principal, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
pnl,ill. rree [whie woman. J Rill camnbcll and

Dnisill. Tree (white w"man,) Ri Campbell and
Julian Holland (colofed persons. as aeeomplices,
IN h,s pefarious transaction. We understand thai
al the parties subsequently admitted To BAL
From all that we can learn, aud thai from ,cr,
respectable authority. the unfortunate pnl was
probably nsiigaicd Ia ihis diabolioal act, b, the
very nun To whom she owes her rum and disgrace.
Since writing the above, W. have learned from,
Mr.. Battle, that oil the botaders who drank the can
tllafide., arr recovering tt5m lis Effects.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

The contrdcracv oil Mexico is composed of II
states aud il territories comprising Il population
of S,ooo,0o0 including 1 100000, Indians 800
900 Greco e>, the remainder mixed breeds Two
Of the provinces now nj war with MrNioe, Texas
and Coahu,lla make together m area oi l93,-
600 square miles pulaiion 1870 000--oi which
Moucava is the capital, OF 5000 inhabitants. Ii is
believed that there are 10000 American settlers
in the twp districts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
Tn Wv il,mrsulRr PoRprR W,n-Thc

Slefd Of Coos couni.. with the AID o. company
ri militia called into service ~ the Adntan e.
acral 4 tire State, As taken into custody five 81
tho rnplca,er> in the late Disturbances IN the H.
dian : uam settlement, ore OF "hom has been
indicted for high fffa,or, and part al tic ot-
,ts l.r resisting jhc laws of tho Sfate. Tie ro.t
oi tie au.Aor, OF the disturbance bs,e fed INTO
Cnn.ln.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

Tn Sra SCRrENT AGAiN.--On Tuesday morn.
ing last, the fishing schooner Dove, Capt. Pcabo-
DIV, from Boston for kenncbunk fell in with this
monster, near the Hall Way Rock, and the captain
states that for a short time he had fair view of
him. lie ran his vessel within about four rods of
the monster, but as the schooner continued 10 an
yroach, he sunk His length was thought TO be 60
or 20 feet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

" We publish in another column the pro-
'eeo'ngS OF The Abingdon Rail Road meeting N
'e''''on to this improvement, the Abingdon State
man expresses decided preference for the Lyme
o"rs over the Buchanan proposition. 1t says
'''''ih''' cannot, we think, succeed in arre'
',s 'n'pf0poscd Rail Road at that point. The PEI
l'"e east and west Of her have decided against '
ana under all the circumstances, we think it b.
comes this little miss in her tecn,' to waive hi
"'""" prefens'ons, in favor of Richmond, the Po'
u 'He'n'' to which the proposed improsen''"
VIII ultimately be carried"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

The following gentlemen sailed from philadcI.
phia during the last week, in the slip c harles
barton as Missionaries To India, under the pat
ronaec ofthc Western Foreign Missionary Soc,c-
~, viz: Rev. Messrs. Wnslow, M'Ewen, Camp
bell, Poccrs, JAMESON and Porter The thrc
latter gentlemen are accompanied by their ladies
1t isih, Intention of the Society to establish semi
nar,,s in Northern India, for the instruction of the
natives IN the higher branches of English c,luca-
ton, and the three last named gentlemen are To
be connected with these srminnrics. They have
also sent out printing otlir, and mate rals for
printing tracts and portions OF the Bible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
Passengers lost


The trade Of the New York Canals down to the
present time, is greater Than it has been in any for
mrr year. On the 18th November there was
weighed at the Albany wcch-lock onf Monsand
tons Of merchandise going from tide water.
Albany Argus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

Ihn y Orleans True American of the 10Th
inst aNs:-rhc night before last Mr. John Dom
of this CITY and his lady having had occasion
to remain late from home on visit left their w o
Young children IN charge of servant, who was di-
rccted 10 give the Children IN case they were rest
less, small quantity of pareeoyic. The case oc-
CURED, but instead of parcgorc, tho servant mis-
took the phia and gave them iaudonum, the cfec,s
of which were fatal to both of them. No com
mcnt is necded-lct parents take warning; and
throw away not on, aulanum, but paregorc also.
il they have any in the house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
from The Boston liaS |


ANOTHER biooHPntH or VAN btnfN--\un
Dn'eh h'"srhpm'N' NE N'"nha''' are eal'nlat-
ca Tor particular hrtaia'f' hn' unlike alnmnac.,
uley are ho adVerllsedl 10 answer equally well Tor
any o'her pace I hsi came bn'le' SKETCH pub
hsheo' WE oeheNe ID some magazine, comprising
all 'nai was to be sand about MI Van Buren,, and
written. Then r'me NJ Emmons--by tue Post
most nreV'rrhi' called fop-and MI EmmonS
w, intended t" answer Tor 'hc Loco foeos, gene
rally, tile t'C-rag AMI hob-tIl popnlalion.-Thi>
wasaverN good book Tor such literary gentlemen as
Senators tih' and a1han'n To frank home To
Their Constituents. Then came D''y Crockctfs
Biography, which WIS written in queer style e.
no"sn' no' III ''n' ol net an" speculation Is I'M
Hn'''',H - ''''''''' " h'Pp'" To-
NJ. ,.nn or,,,l,. source ~ Ut ''''' "''
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n,n, anil ,l,., 90. ~ ~ nv e,"I""\-
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nrof.s.,r, 49, U''' va. NJ
xb;r, D,,,.r.,, -. 81, w." 'af Ire 'olir-
ofn,,l s,',nl - ~ W'"' = ana n'e'r'r'
R,aLin,i ,'',,,lp ,'''." "'" NE SUBJECT OF
nar,, lr.r,.,l,'a.z... ''o ''''n''F''l,
war1. "no,,L,,.." ~ '' sue"
ic." and YER, ,,,n'r.,n ',II' T.
,.I,.La..',.i.' '' me we f"n"'
'tn''' "'" - u. ~ 0r'T''s oi l9i h'nI
~ -" "n'f', "' professor ~ disciple.
"a H.. ,l,,'c ~ '''' ''>''''3'' "' N"cr
A.. ~ n, .N''"N - fe'ommrn'
~ ~, ',,''' on ',e Seofr ct his
3d., H. T,'' p. M N'P"''"h : II appears
.''' ~ a." .'"''" ae>''", was from an Illus
"'''N ''''"S '''' "'' ''"''h mo decay
wI.-,..i .t...,, -
,..cal'1',iI ~ ~ H. W. Johnson has
T. Phi ~, H., ,,,,..-,rS ''''un' WI" t'r
the D;,nc,o,s of ,Lo -, S''''' ""'''
's VI ~, ','o III ''" w. I'''' aye, ray" up
J.ncy ,n,,,.rs - '' me ice r'rN-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

He.sr, Gay AMI GutSpy, oi tfe Senate, ana
several Members afthe llous' Of Rrpfe>epiau''s
oi Tn. Uuitrd State, feafhrd ih'' q On h" y
day evening. and departed On yesterday, hy way
.oftIIe river. for Na>linetan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
FRAUDS on TIE PUBLIC.

pallfc attention has Teen frequently drawn
10Th officially and inoiciaily, 10 immense frauds
which. al various times, and under various CIR
cumstances, have been pcrpelratcd on the govern
mem. by spcculators in the public lands. The
G,Ilowino article, uheh we find in tire last frank
lin (Tennes,cD Review, adds another to the long
catalogue of rumors upon the subject-most OF
which We fear, have too TOO much Foundation m
truth and none Of which, We suspect, have hrie-
toforc received that deliberate and thorough IN
vcstipaon from the constituted authorities, winch
the nature ofthc allegations and the magnitude OF
the imputed frauds would seem to have justified
and demanded. In the very nature Of things, a
wide door must be opened to fraud, i'll the immense
.aes which are annually made of the Public Do
MAIN distant as il is from the seat of government,
and necessarily entrusted to agents, many of whom
have been suspected ofcolluson with the hordes Of
spcculatcrs, some of them known TO be unprinci-
Piled, and all Of them sub ect TO the most powerful
temptation, to dcy late from the paths of honesty,
who tlrong tie States and Territories, in which
lie Lands lie. 1t istne that new and more efficient
yards should be provided by Congress for tie
protection Of the public interests, and that some
more cflrctual restraints should be devised to
check AND punish tie spirit of dishonest specula-
ton Which i rife in the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
D0ycsTsC INTELLIGENCE.
Pnu,pELPnIA. Nov. 20.

Tbe Hon. Tnoa,s II. BrSroN. OF the United
States Senate, and family, arrived in tbis city last
evening iron, the " ct. aud have taken iodgngN
at The North American iIotd, Chesuut street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

W ih' hanawha Banner suggest, that ii'
''''''S "Nef Company should apply to the Legs
'atnre' at its next session, for liberty 10 borrow
me "hole capital necessary to complete their M
pfoSement' p'rdging the work for the pa m nj.
"'' pace Inc entire line at once under contrS'
he suggestion is worthy of objection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

" \ meeting was held in Knoxville on tn
-'s' nlf' on the subject of internal improvement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

s. $. Soa,hrorth, Edito, efthe Bangor Wig
Z and Coaritr. Bqasor, He.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
Mon lay. December 2. 1895.
PCBI.lGL LANDS.

The following '>olutio6s have been submitted
70 the Legislature Of North Carolina, now IN scs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12
ny RITCHsIE \ COCK.l-

or The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally, and
vf the State Legislature.
Price, heretofore, Five Dollars abb ~ adj
chartered, banks (ony) viii be
The Editors will the safety oil remit
mail; letters bcing paii ny the
will be hcoanued but at the discretion oil the
Elitors, until all have been paid
or will of nine papers, shall
the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
each continuance
until has either been paid Tor
or person in this city Is envrons
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WACOB nEALD IL CO, ToBAcco CoMMissios
Oh MERcHANrs. No.2. Spoar's Uhart Baltimore, would
inform their friends and the public that they have
engaged the services ofMr. f. 5. Courtney Ia gentle
man OF experience inhe Tobacco bnsincss and respect
fully ask OF their iends continuance of the favors
heretofore granted them, under the assurance that every
cxeItion shall be made to give satisfaction.
r. s. Courtney takes this npportunyt to return his
acknowledgements to his friends in Virginia aud else where,
Tor the patronage literally bestowed on him when in
the Tobacco Commission Business in Richmond, Va,
and would now solicit for the house ofdcOG Head g. Co.,
continuance of their avors, with of his
unremittcd attention to business.
Baltimore, May o, 1895. 3-St
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for Steamboats, to
~ Washington and Batimore.-The new, swift sailing
and excellent Steam boat Chesapeake will take passcn-
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads
J. WILSON, Captain.
April 2l. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

EW EET!NG cfme Stocthoiders efhe Redmond IRE
1VA dcrtehs6urg, and POtomae RaI Road COnpang--
meeting OF the President and Directors OH the 18th of
May, 1S35, il was
Resoired That notice he published for ono MONTH
tat an annual meeting OF the subscribers Of this GONNA
ny, VIII be held the 2Oth day Of June next al 10 o.
clock, at The Office of the Rail Road Company contigu-
Gus to the depot in the City of Richmond
inc propFetors OF the stock at their annual meeting
are to elect President and five Directors And The We
sence OF propretors entitled majority Of oil the votes
which could be given by all the Stockholders will be
necessary, either IN person or by proxy.
May %. 80 ''''D' i 59t9njye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

NOTlCE-Thc subscriber wishes to sell his land w.
~ ing in the county of Halifax on Difficult Creek
lance from Mount LAUREL containing by the old survey
four hundred and fifty three and three fourth acres is
well watered containing about hundred and thirty
acres OF wood land is well adapted to the culture of
corn, wheat oats, and tobacco comfortable dwelling
house and other olcrably good houses &c. There IS
attached 10 tins land, very valuable gfst mill lately
repaired, with two pair of The mill is rood for
one hundred and forty fifty barrels of toll gear
The land and lis appurtenances, will be shown to any
person or persons wishing to purchase by the owner
JAMES p. ROBERTS,
June s. O. 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

~ &sD delivery Of my eiiow' aaron who pd I rv
residence IN March last. he is rather below the com.
mon siaure stout, and has black and bad councnance
mas small issue on ono Of bis legs, just above the
knee lie is either about Northumberland Courthonse
or the lower part Of Lancaster county will also oive
liberal reward for my fellows, James and Orrson who
have taken themselves % The Northern Neck James
has wife, believe alta Mr.. Gaskinss Of Northnmber
land All Of The above slaves were removed within the
last twelve motbs from Lancaster
JOHN y BROCKENBROUGU
Wyoming, King William, Va, NAV ~. WV
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nALiFAX COURT House, VIRGINIA.

r.. n.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-IIavinp
determined to remove to the West I wish to sell
my disposabc property in Halifax, and have fixed Oh
Thursday the 18TH day of June next, for the sale
The property consists of House and l1f Nurses &c
The lot contains Ii acres is very substantially and
handsomely enclosed and has on house 20 feet by %
Two stories high, and p feet pitch; il has three rooms
ten loot passage porch in front, and long piazza in
the rear, is built of the very best materials and in the
neaest and most durable manner, and has lately been
neatly and elegantly painted There are on the house lot
tiul attached TO the premises stables cutnn house
fodder house. clover lot, DC. NC. This property
would he well suited TO any young professional gentles
man, or any man with family as il so constructed
That u can be added 90 with case and at conparatvlv
small expense, provided an addition be preferred
Also, on the same day shall offer for sale my interest
~ Zone noicty) the horse JoLa Finn. Finn was by
Monsieur Tonson, his dam by yifginian grind dam by
Shylock, great grand dam by old Diontsd (she bring
in sister to Pe1ccmakcr1 &C. &c. The pure blood Of
The horse aud his value, (he bring likely To- pay for him
self TINS season render film valuable propcrty 10 those
who are willing to engage the business added to these
flinn mas form and beauty admitted to be surpassed by
bat few horses in the State
Also my old brood mare, kidy CIorey with colt by
hcr SIDE ny Oid CafOfDioH and ycarlng FLY by Ed
mondson ludibras. admitted to be very hnc.AOn the
same gay another brood mare; also interest in two
colts, both BY iudbras The pcdigrces Of the latter
horses VIII give the day Of sale. There will he
other personal property, which il sunnccessnry to men
ton IN newspaper notice
The terms VIII be LIBERAL and made known on the dav
DANIEL l.. DUNSCOMB
" Those having claims will please present fhem--
mo ihosc indebted would confer cOnsde rabe favor bv
paying Win as much despatch possible d. l.. y.
Way ~ 7-w5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

WELLOW SPRINGS.-Thcsc valuable Medicinal
n Springs are situated in the county of Montgomery,
Virginia. about five miles from Chstansburp throuGh
winch the main South western Stage line, from Wash
ngton City and Richmond, passes Thus situated they
are easy ct access to visitors from all parts of the
try. The experience of many has shown these waters
to be admirably calculated to the causes of i'm
pared dgestion and generally give and
TO the human constitution.
They will be kept the ensuing season by the under
signed who will avoid expense trouble to rive en-
tire satisfaction to those who may favor him with call
The buildings and furniture will LIE found comfortable
the table and other fare good the country can
ply, and charges moderate
There IS no finer Summer climate than that in which
these Springs situated. The UNDERSIGNED homes
that persons disposed to sped the Summer in the
mountains of Virginia, will make trial of the advan-
tagcs oil TINS situation. CREED TAYLOR.
June 9. IN -,
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Slick to- the Mail.

WNE beg leave to inform the public that arrange
Wv ments 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 consist Of one 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 rs to have been removed from the
the theatre OF her celebrity the North River, by
contract
On the residue of the route, We have provided such
coaches horses and drivers, WILL atter 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
travellers
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch OF the public service, with determination to
command the public support, by deserving Il; and we,
therefore, wish 1t distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or by DAY, the public's obedient servants,
WIN. SMITH * CO
~ For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
Richmond, Feb - 93-tf
FHNO Southern, South Western and Western Trareliers
b The Proprieors (E. Porter and Coz of the Oid
anil Poputdr Line between Washington CITY and Rich
mond, beg leave to inform their friends, and
the public large that they have this day nut their spcn-
did STEAMBOAT SYDNEY the route TO Potomac
Creek. Leaving Washington daily at A. M.-icturn-
ing, will arrive in Washington between and o'clock,
r. NJ, enabling passengers to reach Baltimore by Bez-
hoover y Co.'S Stages, in time for early supper.
The Sidney has recently been greatly improved in all
is not surpassed in speed by any boat
the Potomac Waters; is unequallcd in accommodations
having large airy Cabin on deck, fitted up with
bcrIs and two rye Cabins below.
The route by the Potomac Greek has but eight miles
land carriage to fredericksburg, good Turnpike
road and passengers by this will their place
of destination several hours earlier than by the other
Line.
The Stages for Charlottesville Saunon and Virginia
Springs leave Fredericksburg dai a.
Peck Il Welllords Line, thrice week
JAMES GUY, Captain.
Arrangements are being made, by which the incon-
veniencc of travelling by night Richmond and Char
oticsylle will be avoided. When completed public no
tice viii bc given
April TO- lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

IA tsTMORELAND FARM ron sALE.--Iwa1
y sell my Farm, lying in the county Of Wcstnno,e
land on the Potomac River called King C,';co III
containing nearly 500 This is one Of thr met
productive farms Of its size in the Northern Ncck Is
remarkably well, and is we'll timbcred There ore -,
hs arm anew oyerseers house barn and other neees
r'ty 9nt ho'scs- Persons wishing 70 purchase will d,
rec. 'he'f letters 70 the Subscbef at Mansfield near
fs1 S1HsDu'g WM. BERNARD
s--iGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12
F. 81. S. JAMES & Co.

EE w. TURPIN q SAMUEL VANDERSLICE,
n a having associated themselves in partnership
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno w
Smith u Son, two doors below the United States Bank
Main Street, intend carrying the TAnoKlse BusI-
public TO have all orders entrusted to them executed in
the most fashionable style and with despatch and trust
by strict attention to receive share of public patronage
H. w. Turpn returns his thanks 10 his friends and
the public, for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
him when in business alone and solcis their avors TO
the present firm of Turpin ~ Vanderslice.
March "a l0G-if