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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
From the jacksonville Courier, March II.
FROM FLORIDA.

The news from the camp OF Gen.
Gaines continues to be of great i'm
portance. In our last we stated that
Gen. Clinch with the Aiachua militia
had joined him.
With this force Gen. Clinch went
to the relief ofGeneral Games. The
night before his arrival, Oseola sent a
negro to the camp of Gen. Gaines, re-
questing an interview, and promising
to stop killing white men Othat is, to
establish a truce) if he would stop
killing Indians. This proposition was
agreed to, and Oseola was told to
come next day with white flag;
they would have talk with him.
The next day, in company with an
other chief, he came to within about
one hundred yards of the fort, walv-
ed his white flag round three times.
and sat down upon log. Three Off
GERS from the camp went to meet
them.
Oseola informed them that General
Clinch was on his way to join them
with a large number of horsemen.-
He expressed his willingness that hos
tilities should cease land to give up his
arms. The officers required him to
sign articles of agreement, by which
he bound himself to proceed imme.
diately to Tampa Bay, and there EN-
bark for the Mississippi. Some say
that Oseola objected to this mode o
removing, and wished to 60 by land
Others that he would not promise te
90 at all, but wished to live the Other
side of the Wythlacoochee, and te
have that for the boundary line be
tween them and the whites. Then
discussion was interrupted by the ar
rival of Gen. Clinch.
/ AS Gen. Clinch approached, thu
friendly Indians, discovering the hos
tile Indians about 800 yards from the
camp Of Gen. Gaines, raised the whoop
which was Immediately followed b,
one from the hostile Indians. Tht
men Immediately formed, and fired /;
platoon. The Indians fled, and wer,
), closely pursued. A runner thei
), came from Gen. Gaines, ordering
i ttem to stop. and informing them tina
Oseola was treating with them. A
first, those in pursuit could not be re
Istrained; but the cry Of '.treaty,'
i"treaty," soon checked them. Gen
C.inch then formed, and proceeded t.
camp.
| The evening of the day on which
their interview was interrupted b,
the arrival of Gen. Clinch, Oseoia sen
word to Gen. Games, that if he wcult
send awav the horsemen Aichua mi
litia) they would come and surrender
their arms. We know not whether
from suspicion or otherwise, the
horsemen were not sent away. AT
ter waiting three days to hear more
of Oseola, and not having provisions
to remain longer, Gen. Games re
turned to Fort Drane, at which place
Oseola was to have met Inn. Monday
or Thursday last. After reaching
| this Fort, he transferred the command
to Gen. Clinch, and left for New Or
leans, by way Of Tallahassee. Durinf
some Of the engagements he receivee
= wound; tn ball passing throug.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

RICHMOND MAnkEr.-lt appears q
our country friends are not generally /
ware Of the regulations lately sdoPisl {
the market in this borough; censeqses
they are often put TO unnecessary tpssl
in disposing Of their produce on aadI1
days, as no one is at liberty 10 buy o. q
marketing within market hours, exeeftd
the market house. For the infomatimd
those concerned we would state, lbse Z
market is beginning to be well atsae1
and those who attend in due time, vhsl
Ter sellc. or buyer, will find il much =
convenient than having market al q
town.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
TOWNSHIP EI.ECT1o1

At the election for town,h;n =
GERS, held in this place on Mo.I
last, Charles O'Harra, Samuel s
Forsha and Aaron Bond were d.,
ConstabIes for Wayne town,h;,
We are not informed of the other :
GERS elected.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
STATE OFFlCERs.-sAr.Apn

~ NA-sNSo.-OA14ARl0
tr is with pleasure that We have -.
ed the observations Of some editor.
State, on the subject Of the salar;e, a
State Officers. 1t 10 matter Of ser;o-.
gret, that the compensation Of ns,dr )
the important ofice,s acting ueds, :
state authority, IS too small to eas,. =
time, attention and talents Of mee =
would do honor to such stations. WI.
an instance Of the evil effects AZ In i
simonious policy, in ito effects = q
Judges Of our Supreme Cour. n
cannot afford to devote their time g.
sively to the duties Of their stat;oe. -
the pit,ful salary Of 800 per -.
which would not even furnish such r.,
ries as they ought to possess. Hesee !
see that one Of that Honorable Bead 4
resigned his seat and returned 10 The =
tice oflaw, and another is said to heN /
ken professorship in the Indiana c.
to assist him in eking out q .ubsisaa
Look too at the salary Of the Cows
and the pay Of our legislator! Il isA
you can find men enough to Gil Thesis
tons, men perhnps, whose vanity ~
impcl them to seek such distinctions 4,
lpecuniary sacrifice, or accept then ,
stepping stones 10 more ambitious viee
But this is not subscribing The publie ,
tercsi, and we would like to see our M
sentatives instructed 10 pursue Z q
liberal course in future, ~ we may EN-
to be governed by demagogues or vsdS
| ignoramuses, whose sinister designs =
be c!oaked by pretended sacrifice Il p
vate interest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

compatible with the discharge of the
business to be transacted. Indeed,
SO anxious was he, that he intended
10 adjourn himself early in May.
whether Congress did or not; but he
was not sure, with the pressure OF
business, that they could ADJOURN
The subject OF yesterday-the Tx
punging process,it persistedin, would
require alone considerable time TO
discuss; lie hoped at all events, that
the subject would not now be pressed.
until they saw how their proceedings
progressed.
Mr. King considered unless there
was talk By gentlemen Tor the sake
Of hearing themselves talk, that there
would be time enough to discuss and
dispose Of every matter. lie though.
they might pass the resolution. and
leave it to the House OF Representa-
tives, ii necessary, to enlarge the
time; he wouldnot press it, however.
to-day. and moved to lay it on tie Ia
bic, with the intention OF calling it up
at an early day.
! Mr.. Buchanan suggested that the
consideration Of the resolution should
be postponed until Monday; his ex-
pegcnce taught him that when day
was fixed for adjournment, the pub
lie business would be despatched
timely.
/ Mr.. King withdrew his notion to
lay the resolution on the table.
MIR. Hendricks suggested that IT
might be as well for the hon. Senator
] to take up the bill fixing the time to'
the duration Of their sitsings for No
yember to May in each year.
j Mr.. King said when The resolution
was again taken up, that proposition
might be discussed.
4 After remark or two from Mr.
Linn and Mr.. Benton, the resolution
was finally postponed until Monda,
next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

A number Of Scotch gentlemea aiien-
ded tie splendid oall givea by Louis Phil.
,ppe II the Tuilieries, IN full national eos.
tune, that is. with the legs naked, in spite
If the cold weather and the ladies'.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

PiGEoNs.-A Salem paper says that
gentleman in that place lately shot
ducks that sold for twenty five dol
iars-all at one shot. The same per-
son, no doubt, who shot into a wild
flock Of pigeons, one evening, and as
none of them fell, he went to the spot
the next morning to ascertain the
cause which proved to be in his aim
ing too low; the charge took effec,
in their legs only, twenty-five bush
els of which he gathered up!-Pam.
lMcket ChroA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

On the 18th January, all the con-
vents in Madrid were closed, the IN
mates released from their vows and
sent home to their families. In six
months there will not be a monaste-
ry or convent in Spain.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

A cool -Aaecdote.-As the good
Deacon A. on a cold morning in Jan
uary, was riding by the house OF
his neighbor F, the latter was chop
ping wood in good earnest at his door.
The usual saIutations were exchan-
ged, the severity Of the weather
briefly discussed, and the horseman
made demonstration of passing on
when bis neighbor detained him with
Don't be in a hurry, Deacon; wouldn't
you like a glass Of good old Jama:ca
this cold morningy-'Thank yot
kindly said the old gentleman, al
the same time beginning to dismoun'
with all the deliberation becoming ;
Deacon, Il don't care if do tAh
don't trouble yourself to get off, Dea
con, said tia wag, Il merely asked fo'
reformation, we havn't a drop OF run
in the house,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

THE YANKEES OUTDoSE.-The
Georgia Constitutionalist, a daily pa
per printed at Augusta, Geo., states,
that in the subscription to the stock
ola certain corporation, SIX persons
contrived to subscribe for about a
thousand shares, although by law on
I y twenty shares could be subscribed
by each individual. Their plan OF
Operations was this-each individual
subscribed for his twenty shares
then, by conjunction OF their six
names as firms of two and three part.
! ners each. and transposing the names
sufficient number of times, they
| formed fosty-eight firms ana subscrib
ed in the names Of these firms to foul
hundred thousand dollars worth Of
stock. The commissioners Tor dis
| tributing the stock objected to taking
/ the subscriptions, but the gentlemen
insisted. and being all lawyers. tool
out a precept from court to compe
/ the commissioners to accede to then
demands. The Judge, before whom
the case was examined, decided thai
Notwithstanding regular co-part
nership of each firm was proved, anc
the articles exhibited to him-thers
:, was an evident evasion Of the law il
| the case. and the six individuals coule
Ionly take the twenty shares each. a:
! stated in the act of incorporation.
This is equal to the best story evel
related of Yankee, although its birth
place was Georgia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

A gentleman from Nacogdoches,
in Texas, informs US, whilst there, he
dined in public with Col. Crockett,
who had just arrived from Tennessee.
The old bear-hunter, on being toast
| ed, made speech to the Texans, re-
plete with his usual dry humor. He
began nearly in this style: Il am
told, gentlemen, that, when a stran-
ger, like myself arrives among YOU,
the first inquiry is what brought him
here. To satisfy your curiosity at
once as to myself, | will tell you all
about it. | was, for some years =
Member of Congress. In my last
canvass, l told the people Of my Dis
rrict, that, if they saw fit to re-elect
me, l would serve them as faithfully
as / had done; but, if not, they might
20 to hell and ! would go to Texas.
/ was beaten, gentlemen, and here !
am. The roar of applause was like
a thunder-burst.-Louis. Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

LAND OF LlBkRrr.-An Irishlnan
who had left his native country and
sought an asylum in America because
it was land of liberty. was attack
ed on his first arrival in December by
a furious mastiti. He stopped TO pick
up a stone to defend himself. but the
stone was frozen fast. by my
sowl," says Pat, ..now is this not a
swate land of liberty, where the dogs
are let loose, and the stones tied
fast!''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

A Cold un.-We entered our Office
yesterday morning, and found our devi
sitting stock still on the red hot stove
We reprimanued him severely for his lsz
ness, and told him to get up md go TO n:
work. Il can't said he, I'm fris dorm !!
Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

THE Caoup.-Dr. Fisher, in the
last number of the medical and Surgi-
cal Journal, recommends to mothers
and nurses, when a child is seized
with that dangerous disease, the Group
to apply Immediately and preserving
lv, until medical and can be obtained,
to the throat and upper part Of the
chest. sponges or napkins diPt IN wa
ter as hot as can be borne, and wrune
out SO that the water may not ooZe
from them. The remedy was first
suggested with decided aud uniform
success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

Y HOk SALE, rn'uab!c manufacturing .W and Plan
Ia tHft0n, on RGan0ke.-l offer for sale, the Eagle
iolat Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river
situated SIX miles south of Boydlon and Plnd0l pin Ma
con College, and ten miles below Cark:villc The re-
putation Of this Mill is well known in Petersburg ard
Norfolk and also extensively known through the coun'
try and villages the Roanoke It's brand stands as
high as any other n in The State, where is known.
1t runs five pair Of sLGnes two pair Of hvr.ect brrs,
par OF rubbcrs; manufacturing machinery complete
and it is furnished with sufficient water power by
nal taken from the river. In point of location il pos.
sesses uncommon advantages Besides Il constant run
OF CUSTOM 1t commands business from great distances
during dry scasCnS-ycldng annually from $50 10 :iGG
barrels OF toll 1t receives from Is TO 20 Thousand
bushels Of wheat annually and for some years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing in :his section o. the
State and will probably continue increase rs facilities
to market improve. There is ready sale for corn and
every bushcl Of oal, ut good prices. 1t may also be
we'll to remark, that il would afford al eligible site for
cotton factory. grocery, or mercantile business.
he tract OF land consists of 5i7 acres, - Of which
good river bottom; good proportion Of tnbcrcd
land; and the plantation in good condition for culva.
ton. The improvements consist of a spacious old dwell
ing house, with other ordinary ou-houi.s. Persons
wishing 10 purchase the above property, may apply to
the subscriber, residing within two miles. liberal Gre.
dit will be allowed the purchaser.
Should not elect sale, privately. before the third
Monday in April next shall, That day, offer il at
public auction at Mecklcnhurg Court House it being
Court day. Possession CT The Mill will be- given on the
Isl of June next, ana the Plantation the LIST Of Janu
AIRY. 1881. TlNGNAL JONES, Ercrnior
Of James T. JoncS, dcc'd.
Mcck!enburg, Feb. 20. 93-r20lhA
lrs Petersburg will please the above till
2I,L ipImrNt. 4. ].
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

ATEGRUES FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a Dccrcta
q order Of the county Court OF Louisa, pronounce
m the 18th uv of March, 1870 in suit therein depend
inc, in which the Administrator of John Brockman, de-
ceased and others plaintiffs: and Charles James
Brocknan and others. Defendants we shall sell, 10
the hnhest bidder for cash. in front of the tavern house
nr lanes W Srnoot e. Co.. at Louisa Court house, Oil
the second Monday in April next at being court dayO
six or eight Negroes, consisting OF men, women, boys
and urs We shall convey such title only as is vested
in US which is indisputablc
' ROBERT n. TRlCE,
OSWALD BROCkMAN,
Comn3;ssinncrS
N,-cb 81 lUD-tilh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

ryut'IR!:E prh;shcl TWICE week, generally, and
- .,n dcr!r. ;ic of the State Lr.islatnc,-
<; rte;"' Five Dollars per annnm payable 10 "I-
'.' ,'.., rhI Ir. win suAaHec the safety OF remit
c'' ali letters hcin. paid by writers.
m xi;i d. a!,cun;inurd, but at The discretion Of the
=: ~a;i all a,crarA:rs have bee" la"l up. -,
Wh,.vr wi guarantee The payment oi nine papers, shall
h-'e :a' '''" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
q, less insertion, Is cents; each continuance
,ucr;ed until has either been puid Tor
:1''+'> 80, .,,, ~. ,Sun - ia, citv rnrirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

RUNA"AY IN JAli"-- con::rd TO NC ''i I,' ="
Em, Anpmsrle county, the 2!hh IF DeceineI ias':
nero man named Bennett, who says lie hrI9"SS -
Th "a Huney, Of Amherst county, Va.said negro
Is about Is Years of ago. dark complexion, FIVE feet one
hirh stout made, and had on when committed: carr
ol5,b co,t and brown jean pantaloons-no marks rI
. t;scnr,red The owner of said negro is requested
10 come forward prove property ray charges and take
'''''' ""~ WM. WATSON,
JaiiOr ltcmnEle county.
March l2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
April /.

YEyIiE subscriber intending to from the State
If VIRGINIA. oilers for sale his lot and houses IN The
town Of Scoilvic, O'owhaaa Courthousel and s"'ail
niece of land near enough to be convenient fer fire w"cd
The lot has dwelling house, large stable and osh"f
nuI rood garden, with good well in the yard The
houses bou are vel! situated for merchant, being in the
nours Of the town and the subscriber has carried on
the mercantile business al The place io twenty HfI[s
. VIZ. rrhs terms will be accommodating, and viii be
a'o known on application the SUBSCRIBER rcsng on
the premises. ;n.,'I,. i viii; be mt M
1. .: IL not VII Wn,u,bcr nr,t S. l.. Il.
1t M puunI a an III [l0S-N+r"]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

T%o!s 7;ells o Haec" amounting . tn4t +" 5o2 ~
~ For sale as usual, by BIG ger i'll every variety
of Packages, of WIoies and Sharcs-Siage, WHOLE ana
shares Of Tickets. N
cases the original (Aanagcrs) Tickets and Shares will
lie forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake or
DISPUTE. The Cnsh Tor ali Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sight, the moment the drawings are rrcrIvrd
~ p,rSs. address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond, ia.
ti,ro,, - lil2-wiW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

Draru-lst and I'd S.5O-2d and Sd si3o--2d and
;th eluO-4ih and 9TH S70-;'th and 9th $sl-G!h and
9Th So &c, &c
Tickets Sl0, halves s., quarters s. 30
tr;rIc,s and shares in the above splendid Lntte 's
NAV be had as usual in every variety at the Lottery OF
ss ~ GEO. w. DIXON,
INV Opposite the Eagle Hotel
\ e. Orders from lr country. enclosing cash or prize
tickets will be promptly attended to, If addressed as
above. ,no 90
March II. l'S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

ED UNAWAY.-Was committed to the JAN OF lien
b 8, rico county, on the 18th February last, Negro
slave who calls himself JoHs and says he Is The proper
" Of John McRac, Of Alexandria, The said negro IS
abou, feet inches high. dark brown compi"HIon had
on " hen committed suit Of black cloth cothcs has SC.
vcra small scars about his face and is about ~ years OF
age The owner is requested 10 come forward and pay
cH,rgcs else he will be dealt with according 10 law.
HENRY l.. CARTER, ID. S.
April 5. Tlll-i2t Fer Jn0 fHtrS, onJ' H. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
II TIE COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE.

AUDITOR OEFiCE, Sotu
SIE--l hasten to transmit to you the act imposing
aAes tor the prtScnt gear, by which YOU vii! perceive
N'!t there is no variation from the rates of 1885. The
a' Section has been enacted for the first tle a"d sone
'A!.t"aon Hay be necessary respecting IT. by the act
81 Marth lci, which revision OF all previous
Laws ra,inI to the taxes Oh censrs, hawkcrS and ped
s we're eAepied from taxation if the articles offered
YF sale the vendors 'own manufacture within tins
commonwealth" 1t was believed, however, that IN
some Instances cnck pedlars especially claimed the pr,
Wye Of exemption without being entitled to it. and
h'ee deemed necessary, by the 9TH section OF the
"eg"ns act to regard all clocks manufactured 'eih-
'E! State unless the Commissioner shall be expressly
satisfied 10 the contrary. You will reco'tct, too that
you must also require evidence that clocks or other art
r> tcnGcd through the country in order to he exempt
H taxation. must not only have been of Virginia ma:
Hacu;r but also line manufacture of the render himself
q" tlc person authorizing him to vend am, very
RESPECTFULLY, yours.
JAS L. HEATH, .7uditor Of Public .7ecounts
April ; Hit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
March ~.

GALE OF LOTS Ia !hc To,sn IF farmrIic.-On the
"a aIst day Of April, 1876. will be sold, at public auc
ton on the premises, Farmvillr twenty live acres
Of the Lands of ST. George Randolph, adj"nng SAID
Town. in lots not exceeding half acre EACH on ere
u, nr onc and two yrars-the purchasers giving bonds
with amir wed personal security, and lien upon The
property. Di LIE cO"t "i'" -
March "a ip|-luo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

SIALE or LOTS in lie 7"Orn IF frmriNc.-n" the
2d day of April, 1896. will be sold at public aic
ion. IN the premises Farmvi'ic forty acres OF te
Land Of Josiah Chambers adjoining said town, IN LOIS
yrors,be purchasers giving bonds with approved per-
sonll security, and lien upon the property; ,,c
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
=, q, lO1-lds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
Esssaassiae2& EiYg,EiA7Vd4g3.

EssaaeH stEs':s EN- I'd Il .uaE H.,
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RlcnMoXn, ErnGIxrA
Drairn yNumbcrs II the VIRGIN, PErEnsgrEG LOTTERY,
arh!ch 7raS Gra'ra tn HeIaHdriH. Fri. u, lShi:
81 10 ~ l. II - ~ to GS Is ~ rs
~ Whole Ticket: 10 ~ ~: *in:i! Capital Prize of
one Thousand Dciinrs with several other snug Prizes
was sold, and paid at sight, as usual, by BIGGER.
Fifty Thousand E30ss;ays!
IpcHty ih0HSnnd D0ilurS-irn MOHsaHd Dollars,
30 PGizEs ur 1000 DoLLAns!!
Virginia State f40saeEy,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society Of
Norlok-Cl.ss No. J. nr l-:}6:
To ic dratrM at Nchaudrin, Satnrd0y 4prH 2 l>G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

jackson, LOUISA, FOR SALE.--The subsc:I
% Der, having determined to to the Southwest,
rHe!s for sale the above mentioned well known aud va
lnab!e establishment, comprising his Tavern, Store
touse, lanyard, Blacksmih's shop and 500 acres OF
Land 1t is 80 miles from Rchmond-being situated
On the main Stage road leading from Richmond Lou
i<a Cnnrt. house, Orange Cou7thouse GordonsyiIle,
lar.isonburg. Mechan;csvie, Lindsay 's Store, and
Charlottesville. There are three dwelling houses two
stories high belonging Ia this establishment together
with all necessary out houses. The Tanyard is now in
pEcGlaIie operation, and the neghbcro"d supplies an
abundance of hides There is on this Tract sut!cirn
cy Of meadow land to produce 100000 lbs o! hay
nnally and market n. the place for the whole Of it
The Stages from Richmond TO charlottesville and
orange Courthouse stop al this place for breakfast and
dinner six times week. The situation IS very healthy
ara the neghborhood agreeable; tie Land is we'll Wa
tered and adapted 10 The growth o! tobacco, corn
"hes, and cats. To my person wishing to purchase
such property, the terms will be accommodating. The
above properly be divided to great advantage to suit
tavern and lanyard establishment.
A9ril5. ull-laf3m1l ELISHA JACKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

Yg5HE sHERlFFS Of The counties Of Isle Of wight
Prince George, Southampton, Starry and sussex;
Mccklcnburg ANA Halifax; Buckingham" Gnnp!r i ana
York and Warwick; Gu pepper, Madison, Orange aud
Wyibr, Grayson aud smyth Grrcnbricr, Monroe, Giles
Montgomery and Floyd and the MHyor OF the CITY L "i
hold in tine month of April next, al thrr Court-housrs
and other places appointed by law for holding ELECTIONS
f. chinese Senators 10 lrprcsrn! their respective Districts
in The mex. General Assembly. .. - .
~ '''' ADDISON nANSFORD, c. S.
a, ~ 1901. lOD-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

NrOTlCE-AH persons having claims against The cS'
g tate of Samuel Pointer, deceased Of Halifax coun.
w. Virginia. requested 20 present them 10 the sub
scrbcr propcry anhcucacd for settlement oil or be-
fore the first day Of October next this notice Will he
pr. in bar TO all such claims shall not be thus pre-
srnr,nd DAVID POINTER,
Executor Of Samuel Pointer: deceased.
a,.;I5 lll--A'