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TIE nag Condidoie--ef The Norm.

he National Gazette refers 10 the Mectiuu Of Fancuu
Han and trUsis that the example Of the WhiOs of Bos
Ton WI be toio1eed throughout tic coun,rg Idcclarcs
that Mr. Webster "assurcdly would not, he could not
refuse 70 serve elected in conformity TO the Copst.
luton Inc object Of the Wings viii be to make him
FTessident, duly for nc sale gf tic country"
lowing toast oiercdby him at the East Boston Celbrs
tor: ~ " 'e"'"-
" DGa'd DebstcT--May he soon stand at IFS biohcst
pace ana give the best prospects 10 his country
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l. y. MORTON, SecreiUTV.


Those who friendly to the election of JUDGE White
the Peopes Candidate, the President of tho U
States, are requested to attend at King * Queen Court
house, on the I'd Monday in June. a full meeting is
particularly desirable.
MANY FRIENDS OF WHITE.
May, 2slh, 1926
~ The above has been overlooked owinp 10 ncculor
circumstances, with which ii is unnecessary to trouble.
The Public-We regret the OMISSION Editors
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W OIICE.--U nder resolution of the Board of Trus-
l V tees of the Richmond Academy hereby rive mo-
tce That the said board viii proceed Oh Friday the 9TH
DAY OF June next, to appoint FkIRcIsaL OF the RIcu
hoND AcA DEMY salary of ore Geu nd dollars nor
annum will be allowed and eerain proportion of tbe
fees from the pupils, which may make his compensation
nom sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars II is rot
intended by The Trustees 10 prescribe thu discipline
course OF instruction TO be adopted for the Academy
until they shall have the views of the Prncoal thew
elect assistant Instructors in time 20 omen the kcs
early IN The month of October. Gentlemen ~ no may Ia
quahed for, and wish to obtain the appointment of P
cpa VIII he pleased to forward their
to me- past paid, at any time before tbs fifth day Of lane
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH
President of the Board of Trustees
Richmond Virginia, April "a, IS35. 1l5--I2t
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W Elbow SPRlNGS.-These valuable Medicinal
Virginia, shout five miles from CIrstia nshurc 1broyR
whcn the main South western Stage line fFon Wnsl
ington City and Richmond, passes Thus situated thew
are easy OF access to visitors from all parts of the
Try The experience of many has shown these waters
to be admirably calculated to remove the causes of i'm
and generally to give tone and strength
to the human constitution.
lhey "ia be kept the ensuing season. By the under
signed who viii avoid expense OF trouble TO rive en-
re satisfaction TO those who may favor him with call
The buildings and furniture will lie fonnd cor,E+sbI
l1e table and other fare good the country can sup
ply, and charges moderate up
Ihere is no finer Summer climate than that in which
these Springs situated. The undersigned homes
that persons disposed TO sped the Summer in Inc
mountains o. Virginia, will make trial of the adyan
tagcS OF TINS situation. CREED TAYLOR
June y.
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DFNpq p4LvJg d,

tEfft' I.II1N ~
tIIARLES s. MILLER, informs his friends that se
" has just opened Apothccary Store at the stand
formerly occupied as such BY Mr.. Goddard one door
above The Mansion House, Main Street Richmond lie
VIII keep supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints oils
Dyesfuits aud Glass;, and in few expecso have
an assortment Of Surgical Instruments Of tie best nan.
oactue Orders isom oountry Merchants ond Physicians
are respectfully solicited.
May D. fts-wf
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THE SOUTH WEST,

ETtTGct " a Letter from .AGbaRa -Mnu %
" We Vlrginians of this country are delighted thu,
Old Virginia is herself again. feel no hesitation in
saying, that Alabama will give her vote with the great
Republican Party. few Nulli6ers Feds and Bank
men, are making noise at this time about White
The result OF your elections has acted like charm
have had conversation with Doct w. Tate and Gov
L. Bibb, who have been travelling through the State
bama will give her vote to Van Buren, in the event
even of there being but the two candidates namely,
White and Van Buren,
The Nashville " Union" confirms the above sugges
tlon and says
That let the worst come 10 the worst however and still
our c-Jackonian riends-which means those who
are in open secret hostility to Gen Jackson and many
OF his most cherished opnions-can remain i'm the pouJ
enjoyment of the consoing knowledge that nineteen
twentcths ofthe people of Tennessee hal BEEN in
OF Their candidate and that they Ind had glorious
nlbble for the votes of South Carolina and Alabama
MS consolation VIII remain after they shall ootn
through our August elections the White hobby after
they have engrossed, Of they can all our State and
County Offices under the Constitution; and afier
Judge White, with all his good and former high
standing has been politically ruined At present howe
VeI LOT eectoneeTng purposes, appearances must and
VIII be Kept upso far noise and assertion will no
until after the session OF the General Assemble
III that can be made White body and certan nrc
vious elections carried before the People so AS In
enable certain men to effect certain ends of their
own, through the temporarily misled state of pubic
0pnion, Judge White will then be laid on the shelf
III ever there lived good man. who ought TO be instant
IN iervent prayer 10 be saved fon his 1Tendstha he
can take care OF himself against bis enenies-that man
IS Hugh Lawson White. After this contest is over The
Tchectlcn that all Tennessee all Alabama or all South
carolina mad protested to be in avor of his election will
Dlng no healing in Its wings TO him; will he have
has been brought into his present position by consung
either The ady vice wishes of his oldest and hist
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TO TylE EDITORS or 7YiE i.yo UIxER
.. I, L.-....-.-.. v. n

W,
have just now discovered u mistake in the state
ment OF the polls of our District given by the Globe in
some OF our counties therefore give you true state
OF the polls, after we compared them. 1t was said
McConas had majority of twenty in Cabell hut upon
comparing the polls found Smith to have majority
OF IL. The polls stand as follows i'm the District:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

W The Board OF Frusecs, not having agreed in max
ing choice OF Principal for tie Richmond Academy
81 their meeting, the 5ih inst decided 10 posi,oH,
the election until Friday the 26t Of thc present ,1,b
Applications postage paid may be made 10 the under
signed at any period during tic ensuing three weeks
John O. fshSS
Secretary Of the Board of T.nst-s,,
Richmond, June 49, 1885 lid
{-J- To b. continued IN the National In,ell;-ro-., 80, r.
zeic, and y. Y. Evcnimr Posi-. f'-''"' "a
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ss1SaGFES'S glX Ggsa NGsa5
md LOTTERf OFFICE. girl,,ooJ p;r,;,;
49, Drawn Numbers Of The
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY ~ n

- Drawn Numbers Of The
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY. No. II.
-, Drew Both May
u 2 go AZ % 81 t3 II 81 80 40 II y
Whole ticket No. 2 II, %, sold 10 a gentleman in
Richmond ligftckct No. 2, %, z.}. sold TO oentc.
man IN The country Ha!i do, No. H. 7O %, do 20
gentlemen in the country
All sold, and will (ag usuaD ke raid at sight BY
BIGGER
Draisi1g Of the Mqry'aad SUITE Lofery. No If,
~ u % ~ 53 . ~ y As
IL Whole Ticket. n 81 %, SECOND highest Capital
Of $3OO0-also BALI do u a. do
bo'b sold and as usn'i paid az sight, BY BIGGER.
Another Grand scheme!
lfS30COO Captul-aud ~ Prigeg each of 81 oO0 r n
IIhgINL} DISMAL SU.I9P LOTTERY l7tss ~, ne
WIN De o@wn Z" AlcSsndria, 9th June, 1880.
90 40. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots
GHANp CArirAIs.
prize Of $4,000 ~ OF 5000 n of$3 600 SO 900 40 500
S2ODD and Sr2,iG0, each - Of $500 &c &c
Iotes $40, iIotses s., Qporieys 81 so
orders meet &c most prompt attention "A ddress
THO. b. BIGGER, Riehugoad ~
june g S-35
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.NORTH CqROLLNa sT4TE CoNKENrI0N

- The Convention for amending the Constitution OF N
Carolina, assembled at Raleigh, on Thursday last II
consists OF TWO Delegates from county-nInount.
ing IN all to 40 members. Among these we recognise
some OF The most distinguished citizens of the State
ciessIs' Nathamri Macon and Weldon N. Edwards are
from the county of Warren-Judgc CASTOR and r ID
SPelght iIom the county, of CrnYcn &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

GREENsvnLE. SESAToRIAL ELSoTIoS.--We are au-
thorzed to state thatthe notice Published in The Iht-
gehcer ana several other papers Fl ihtrAtte hold
poll for Col james H. Ghoson. at the election ~ a
Senator for the Grecnsvile District was made without
me knowledge Of Col G. We further understand that
bHre fntciiigcncer
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:, - MANY FRIENDS OF WHITE.
FOR TIE ENoUyp

"S..fi jrem the Bar, ne Pulpit ana me T,hrons
let, O"eha shd ShaBt'd by rid.e.,ic dOne.n-PoPE
There's not creature TO DC found,
EIccpta SOW or Southern HOUR
That wOuli not rather starve and do
Than either nnIliNy
Itsown dear Offspring. But, ala,!
What sad events have coma to pass!
The Hero, once with zeal supp0rtcl-
The Tariff too, Tor which they voted,
Are no more now TO vicious dos,
Than plg>to some vOTacious hogs:
When hogs are hungry, dogs arc mad
Cause corn aud .fsh cannot hc had
'Tis only in small divisions
OF this, our ever hlcsscd Union
That those " ho rank us se.unIr rate
Compar'j with otncTs in state
Can ever hope TO realize
That grand aud cvrr-glofious prize
Always ya!ue! more by them
Than depots' pfiIc-adiatcm.
John kcrsey, with his ten foot pole
Looks for the darkest, deepest hole
That can be found ia Bells milf pond;
For, oil his lille, he has been fond
OF fishing ia tho pest water
Known 30 anglers il ihi4 quarter
But, as to all the little fry
Tile dwnrls-thc c.iillren, three feet b,5b
They, course, prefer to keep
In water not so dark or deep:
The miil-tail some shu low brook
That suits their little tiny hook.
Ills nothing but crooked pin
Tum'd UP and set n little in;
Which, inston'd on cOffU7 string,
just taken from some fdt.ied bfOacn.
Caa never manage any thing,
EXCEPT n lulnnoy or "A
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81 AND FOR SALE-fInying. from proGessioD9r
y considerations removed 10 another part Of fI1c
county, wish to sell, and wouddsposs Of privately on
accommodating teamsr nay tract Of land lying in tho
county OF hecklenburg, on Skipwiih-Ferry road miles
from GAINESVILLE, and seven from Boydton contas7inr,
by recent survey, 300 acres Also one other tact adj
lD'nn2i belonging TO my mother, Of 300 ucre1 making,
IN one body, 600 acres. As il is now KEEP M as orc
tract 1t would be sold as SUCH separately re- surcd
~ least one aif tho laud in wood5, we'll mbercd
ne lana wen waeredj the soil adapled TO the growth
OF corn, wheat, and t)bacco. u point Of health
the situation Is unexccpGonabo( The improvements
are but ordinary, though the /out-hOuscs barns Sc
in good repair and arpoiy sufficient for seeurny
crop. The proprietor would mersly remark its pross
unity 10 ClaTksyille ycImanent tobacco market and
to Boydton, with Raudu0h Macon College near by are
advantages which, (Tith others should induce those
wishing 10 parchsse and IN this section Of country ~
ton may be rDsdc either to the subscriber resdn near
Lombardy Grove, Meckcnburg county, or to Mr. J. n.
Turner opthc place GEORGE FIELD
guneF l0--wdg
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"Ambous of inferior talents finding hyr no homo ~,
be distinguished in the councils Of the
rally wish to increase the and consequence the STAT, nm
yeInnenis--he theatres which they
IL not therefore, regard for the tights at Tho pcos real
apprehension that those rights ihahax so ni
TO be said ON the subject of PROSTATE Stale
dated empire IL Is the ambition OF TINT
pct to figure only the State States ro m
oonoud 10 acknowledge any superior CT tsa tsf ~
nc PtoP w M VIC Dune, and eldorsfl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

q dABNBURNfE FOR SALE.-iiavine determined
~ 10 remove TO the South west will oges for sale
or the premises, Wednesday the 9th OF May next n
<iar5 not VIC next fur day, at ~ o'clock the Tract Of
Land on which Mrs. H. Cufe resides, called Gienbupic
situated within bali nc of Palmyra the county seat
Of Fluvauna, aud containing 100 acres of land Tho
dwelling bOssc IL of hok, Two stories hirh ncy aud
comnodous. Attached TO IL are excellent out. lio,iscs
good water aud productive garden. The situalop H.
as hepithy rs any n the upper country. To lawyer
who would fam on O snail scale, 4 would particularly
recommend ts property, know ne stuation v,bei.
gcutsman Of hu profession could 10 better il bep,s
within hu5 day ride Of four or five Courts Sboud
any person disposed 90 Purchase want more land he
could get adjoining the premises much AZ would 1aEs
alarge and eopac farm fair terms and liberal Gre.
dit The household and Kitchen furniture giip lie sold M
same day.-femns made known at The sale
MILES CARY
March H. f1O4-w4c1 ~ n 80
gJ Rhc sale Of he above riy will ccrf,inv t,Lo
place on Friday the 9TH, inst Jone if fair If not The
next fair day MfIFs GARY
'uhe - f0-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

THNO Southern, South Western and Uestern TraUeieys
IA The Proprietors (E. Porter and Coz of the Old
and Popular Line between Washington City and Rich
mond beg leave to inform their friends and
the public large that they have this day pat their spen-
did STEAM BOAT Sydney en- the fous. To otor,ac
Creek. Leaving Washington daily at 6 a. M.-return-
ing, will arrive in Washington between and o'clock
r. NJ, enabling passengers to reach Baltimore by Beltz-
hoover " Co.'S Stages in time for early supper
The Sidney has recently been greatly improved in all
respects is not surpassed in speed by any
the Potomac Waters is unequalled in accommodations
having large and airy Cabin deck fitted up with
berths, and two rye Cabins below.
The route by the Potomac Creek has but eight miles
land carriage to Fredericksburg, good Turnpike
road, and passengers by this route will reach their place
of destination several hours earlier than by the other
Line.
The Stages for Charlottesville, Staunton and Virginia
Springs. leave Frederick burg dai H.
Peck X Wcllford's Line, thrice week
JAMES GUY, Captain.
Arrangements are being made, by which the incon-
venience of travelling by night to Richmond and Char
lottesve will be avoided. When completed public no
tice will be given.
April 10. lift
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Slick fO tire Mail.

WWE beg leave to inform the public that arrange
w ments for the transportation OF the Mails and
the accommodation of the traveller that past of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond are
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, we have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, distinguished for
speed and equipment 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 we atte ourselves
command the approval of the public
Without any Interference with Mail Line whatever
we are enabled by the agency of other daily line to
accommodate ourselves once every day. Gnring 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 ii distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or by DAY, the publics obedient servants,
VIM. SMITH g. co.
~ For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels
Richmond, Feb 10. g3-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

NOIlCE.-Jhc subscriber wishes 10 sell his land w.
ing ~ the county of Halifax on Difficult Creek
within six miles Of the Court House. and the same dis
lance from Mount Laurel containing by the old survey
four hundred and fifty three and thrcc-fourth acres IS
well wsicrcdi containing about two hundred and thirty
acres OF wood land IS well adapted to the culture Of
corn, wheat oats, and tobacco comfortable dwelling.
house and other iolcrably good houses &c There Is
attached to this land, very valuable gst mill lately
repaired with two pair of stones The mill is good for
one hundred and forty or fifty barrels Of toll scar
The land, and It's aPpurtenances will be shown 10 any
person or persons wishing 70 purchase by the owner.
JAMES P. ROBERTS
june D. 0-12t
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IA ONPLUS will make his first in America
at my "True- Blue Plantation" in ST Matthew's
Parish, 30 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Carolina.
This stallion imported by myself last Fall and
tor his pedigree and performance whilst the English
turi the sixth number, vol 9Th of SINNERS Amcri-
can Turf Register, for February 1885. Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Burton gotten by CATTAE "a fyorite son
OF Golumpus by GOhanna, and oaed in the Spring
OF le24 IL will be by reference TO his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar, that he is nearly allied with
The best blood of England and while the course beat
many OF the finest horses of his day; among others
Lord Ftzwilllatns Mnatto, (half brother Nonplus
and for whom four thousand guineas offered and
reiused;) the celebrated horses CRANKY and Mcdora
Lord kibuTnc $ Purity and Action Vanish. Camellia
and TaraTe and Laurel and Popsy (cecbr sons of
Blacklock) Nonplus probably sold for money in
England, than any horse imported into Amcrica-
having been purchased when three years old by tho
Duke Of Cleveland, at three thousand euincas Ills
colour is rich bay, with black legs name and tail and
no white except lis two hind heels He is 5 feet 2
inches high, with great muscular power and compnct
ness; clean limbs, and fine action. lie is remarkably
dOcilc and finely tempered, though very animated He
dcscrvcdly ranks amongst the stations Of the highest
character, and is in fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by tie subscriber be-
viii only remark that he has put to him this season all
ms finest mares In consequence Of the great number
OF fine imported horses recently brought into the coun
try the terms Of the present will be very low
so only payable when the season expires and 81 10
tic groom.
Mares fed Tor 30 cents day and every attention pnd
TO them, but no liability for accidents.
RlCID SINGLETON.
Carolina, April 24 LIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

E EVILS HILL, General 9genf and CoUesfoy. will Al.
~ tend TO the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in the State Of Virginia
Fredericksburg, March - 1O5-Vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

EPULLSKIN FOR SALE.-The subscriber is au-
ID thorsed to sell the above valuable Tract of Land
m Jefferson county, Virginia. belonging to the heirs of
Bennett Taylor, deceased. This desirable property is
situated in the most fertile part of the Valley of Virginia
on both sides OF the Shenandoah River The BUllskin
heverailing stream, passes through it, and affords an
immense water power, which can be readily applied for
mining or manufacturing purposes. The above tract
cSnuns ABOUT 100 acres, more than five hundred Of
which, are heavily nbered and large norton Of the
remainder IS now in clover Il is but I2 miles above
harper Ferry, and five from Charlestown the county
Town oil Jefferson between which place and Baltimore
tnere VIII be IN few months a direct communication
Dy means OF the Winchester and Potomac and the Bal
u'nore ana OHIO Rail Roads. The improvements on
the property consist Of eommodious ovorsccrs house
ana Kitchen smoke-housc, dairy barn. corn house close
stables Tor sixteen horses, sheds and negro houses The
Iand VIII be shewn to any wishing TO purchasc by
AlF. ~f1am Jenkins, The premises Application BY
letter 70 BE- made 70 the subscriber. 80 title is undoub
ed, and in all respects satisfactory
j. G. II. TAYLOR.
Nsar Berrwaie Fredcrict County, Ia
June 10 12-tf
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TNNHRESHING AND CLEANSING MACHINES
y The subscriber (fom Philadelphia offers to the
pubic Dayid nawers (of Chester county Penn } pa
tent ihmASblNG and CLEANSING MACHINE
which will thrash and clean all kinds Of grain rom e
straw nice not exceptedand another Machine patent
ca ~ robert kttenhousc (of Philadelphia county, for
hullhg our ciOveTsecd, and also shclnp Machine
Any gentleman DESTROYS Of seeing the above Macbines
~ operaon can do SO, by calling at the Columbian ITo-
si or I'VE doors below. Certificates can be seen from
e most respectable gentlemen in the State Of Delaware
VINO nave seen the Machine in operation State coun.
~ loyioua rights single machines, will be sold on
Ine ne 'I r,n oy applying TO the subscriber
H1vANNY KEMBIE -Faunv Kcnobl. p,,i..,a L.
- MAJ - this day received by r. l. SMITH
also, further supply Of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte GI-uJ May g.
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FREsM sPRING GOODS


NllE Ship Jefferson, having Just arrived from Liver
IA pool, with the remainder and largest portion of our
Spring Importation, (thc other portion having already ar
rived by the Ship llark Away, from the port we
use the earliest moment TO apprse city and country
customers and country merchants generally of the fact
and to say that in the of few days wc shall be
prepared to offer to all who may wish 10 buy assor
nent Of unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances, such the scarcity Of desirable Goods in
the Northern markets and the great advance which has
taken place IN those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have ever offer
for sale. We have also large supply Of Domestic and
stitute stock of $4,000 in value; all Of which
we offer on accommodating terms. more particular
advertisement VIII appear during next week, If can
find time to prepare
F&Js. JAMES & CO..
ApnI ia. lll@-tfI Market Square.
UsTAYUs UPsON RICHARDS, Esq Of New,
Nh York, became interested. the LIST February last
in the several businesses of T. a. j. s. james & ca of
this City; r q J. 5. James Co. OF the City Of New
York, and Eward James & Co Of Petersburg Ya-Nr
Richards VIII be The resident partner in the City Of New
York.
April Ia. F.&Js. JAMES g. Go.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT fer Steam Joots TO
- Washington and Baifim0ro.-The new swift. sailing
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take pascn-
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in The Hempton Roads
J. WILSON, Copiaia.
April 81 fl4-G
"ESTMOREBAND FARM FOR SALE will
w sell my Farm, lying in the county of Westmore.
land, on the Potomac River, called King Copsco and
containing nearly 500 This IS one of the most
productive arms of its size in the Northern Neckes
remarkably well, and is well timbered There are on
this Farm, new oyerseer house barn and other
sary out houses-Persons wishing TO purchase will di-
rect their letters to the Subscriber al Mansfield near
Ffederieksburg. WIN. BERNARD
June2 8--I6
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ED lLLETS, BlLLETS.--I wish to purchase, deli
n - verabc at the Penentiary between forty and IF
ty thousand flour barrel blcts For twenty thousand
delivered Immediately, say by the LIST of July, (ncxt
month"; will pay $i7 per thousand
THOS. G.. MONCURE,
June 10. fl2- Gen .9gcnt Peniteniiaru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-19

VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND WARRA MIS-
The highest cash prices will be given for Virginia
Military Land Warrants Apply in person. the sub
scriber, at his Office Governor Street. near the Post
Office, or by letter, post paid p. NJ. TABB
Richmond, June III. II2--dtl .40fyn