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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

~aTAWBA GRAPENlNES.--The subscriber lnear
g Richmond) has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
Vs from one to hscc years od-and can furnish Cut
,inrs Of this grape IF applied for within the pruning
Se'So"J ~ WILLIAM ANDERSON.
>, aU-l2t
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hPENING OF TIE RAIL KOAD.-Ihc Of
q D the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company, will the transportation Of
passenccrs and property Monday. the 18th inst. be-
t"ccn RichMonL and the Steam MILL the South
Auma River. The following "I be The hours OF arrTa!
ANA departure, daily. uni: further notice:
Leave Rchilnnd IL u clock. A. W.
Returning, leave the Steam Mil at ] o'clock T. u.
The passage in each direction is expected 10 be made
in an hour and quarter.
Tickets MAY o. had the Office in the Drpot-prcc
enc dollar and quarter
In order t. crafty such persons rs may wish to make
excursions. il has been determined that during the first
month, tickets for that purpose will ene passengers
holding them 10 seat IN the first returning train uiler
the one ~: which they given.
To TRAVELLERS.
s connection has been formed with +. forleI ~ 70 5
line Of Stages aud Steamboats, by Which travellers be-
tween Washington city and Richmond will be Trans
ported in the most expeditions manner Tie state OF the
weather vii! admit
Due notice will be given Of the connection OF night
line running IT the same hours with The Northern and
Southern Mail. which is HPcctcd 10 De made.
Notice wil! also b. gwen of c"nucXi"n witt! K. VI.
Weir 4 Co.'S lane Of Stages Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville, for which arrangements are now IN pro-
g.css.
WAY passengers will be taken in a, tie crossings ."
the pubic roads, ard there only and IN that case, sig
nal must be given for stopping while The Engine Is al
distance Of 300 yards or more.
CilAS. O. SANFORD.
.lyt. Interpretations
F,br:arv IL 0l-u
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SSALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue Of 4 decree in
- the oun,y uurl OF lIanaver granted la;:uar! ~
1885, shall proceed TO sell the highest bidder, al a.
chacl R. Jones Tavern, in the upper end o' Hanover
OH the 18th day Of Mu.ch next, il fair if not the next
fair day thereafter Sunday excepted three negroes be-
longing to the estate Of alter hishon sem deceased
The rlms will be, credit I'll, the 18th of juno next, ex'
cept enough to dctray the expenses OF tie sui IN oo
tuning the Decree Which will be cash, the purchasers
giving bonds with approved security bearing interest
from the dav Of sae,'ii not punctually paid
DAVID /. SAUNDERS, .7dmtnis;retor,
Commissioner Of Halter Chisholm: sen, dccenstd
II, ~, U3-St-
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u10aTY DOLLARS REWARD will be given ioF
the apprehension and delivery of my man na 81 En- ~
49, = ,ln IN il lie lief, about the first Of last Oco-
ber opposed to be feet 10 inches high; very saGS,
time ehr.y about alan,apke, il: King x queen soIH.
ty, Captain Thomas Dews OF same county INV S''
place. PHILLIP a oa',i
Windsor, Caroline, Feb. II. 'o-o'
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February -.

rEylIE Ware house Of the undersigned having been
e consumed in the great con,iag grafton which occur
red on the nia!, Of the 'h December. ev have re.
moved their >rcs Of Dry G00IS (Which Was p7rserTrdj
10 the Store: NJ 2 Pearl Street, little above Maiden
Lane.
They will he constantly receiving Fresh Goods as
they arrive in port and tender their friends in Virginia:
the usual facilities offered them at their location.
WRIGHT, WINSTON X STEBBINS.
York; Jan I'd. l-,56. I5-2it
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Manufacturer OF Stocks. SHIRT Collars. Nc,
-, Cedar street, late 80 Pearl
Nnw York 9th Jaruarc, lcN. Sim

NIRCULAR-The subscribers. importers Of and
q i dealers in China Glass and EaTti!enwa!e. whose
stores were destroyed by lie great fir" Of 18th and 18th
December would respectfully inform their customers
throuuh the Uni Of their present loca;ionsaso of
the fact that owing to the long passages OF The European
nacke,s previous " the lrc and their remarkably short
passarcs since they generally, IN possession Of
better assortment Of goods than they usually have al
this season Of the year From the very large orders pre-
v.s)y Given to the manufacturers, il is expected that
the assortment of the present season. will IN quantity.
be fully equal and in It's quality superior TO that of any
former year, it being composed Of the most recent and
beautiful designs without any mixture Of old, unsleaole
patterns.
r. |. BARROW & Co.. No. 30. Pearl ST.
Enry CALDWELL, ~. Go. do
EpwAau Cook x Co, ~. 2i,, do. do
J. w. g. II. L. tOK:lES. ~. Isl. do. do
JusrPi CIIErsraAS, no l3G, Water do
DANIEL Cur. no. ~. do. Co
Tnos F. FIELD, no. 81. CORTLAND ST
Jouy GREryrIELp Il Sos. no. IL, Feail 81.
JI,yrs & N,rKs NO. 24 DO. d..
T.. Il. NISSAN 4; 60, no. a. Liberty ST.
USlrGH!il Il SEYMOUR. no. TO- Pearl -.
NrGHrE & LirriXcurr. no. IL, Cucn!Irs Ssip.
L N,xDrwATER. no. II. Cedar ST.
f. MllLETs a. Co. no. 81 Pearl ST.
r. &. xTMoEE X Co., 10. =. " a!tr ST.
JcuX WRIGHT, jr. X Co.: no. 81, do. dn.
February %. ?7-u
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e TITLE. SHAW & Co.-Ca,e No i;;2, Pearl st,
& New York nov, No. Il. Liberty street near the
corner Of Nassau street and opposite tie Middle Dutch
Church, in the vicinity also Of The City, Congress Hall
and other Hotels.
Little Shaw x Co.. having by the destructive fire OF
l December lost their entire stock Of gGS and store,
take treat pleasure in iniornng their friends anu The
public they have for the present, removed to the
above rcn,ionel; conmodious and newly built stole.
where they are now opening entirely ncw stock Of
Fancy and Staple Silk Goods, ubrls parasos. stocks,
English and German hosiery. &c. with variety u'
either new and desirable articles, which they oicr for
salt! at the loves, prices, lor approved paper cash.
per cent. discount.
Feb IL. SIT
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TE1O TIE MERCHANTS or VIRGINIA Til

FEyO TIE MERCHANTS or VIRGINIA The
81 s-hScribc; having been aonGs; the sufferers N the
urcat conilr alton Of the 10Th and Eta 81 December,
and lost his entire stock Of goods, b"gs leave To inform
hi. customers and purchasers generally. that he has ad-
immediate preparations 20 get up fresh SUPPLY and nov
has the pleasure OF acquanng them that e is daily
cei"i. from his manuiictory The various articles IN his
line embracing first rate assortment: VIZ SCOTS, ShrtS.
Shirt L0ars Bo$onS SrspcHdcrs, &c. and earnestly
lics continuance Of their avors al Is. Cedar street..
He would here remark to those merchants: with whom
be has no. had the pleasure Of dealing. that for !amy
wears he has paid particular attention 70 the auiciory
Of such goods in his line. well calculated for The
Southern and Western trade. and feels confidence in
surng purchasers that he will be- enabled % supply them
on such terms as will give entire satisfaction.
In addition his loss in the destruction Vf his
property he had the misfortune to lose al! lis BooS' and
Papers consequently has 10 rely upon those who
indebted 10 him to furnish statements OF thor accounts.
and such as can make it convenient TO pay IN short
time. will confer particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER,
Manufacturer Of Stocks. Shirt Collars. &c,
IL, Cedar street, late 80 Pearl.
IL ,L .l,u
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z AW NOTiCE--Nupc!ton Loch'A Attorney at Law,
q ! will heuccorward practise. ia t'- Superior "ad
Interior Courts OF Mrcklenburg coun:y.-ls csricnce
is fur mil,s south from tLr COurh"u$c-CnI !Euica
lions on professional business, directed 10 'yG,oa, viii
receive prompt attention.
Feb III !l-wiw
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ROBERT G. NICHOLAS,


re National Int. .cucer Country paper ana the Gaz" ir-
l ~ ,urSI-G ionScit the above
u tie day sale, their ! to The subscribers iot pa!
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February >.

49, Tic frederick ,urs Arena and Pccr.hu: Consc laon are
each To the uTUul' OF 3 w. d"" 0
ward In. sccuuu. 10 iiis Office.
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NJOTICE-Ali persons iadchlrd 10 the estate at "ii'
"a liam S. Graves, drceaSed, al 20" lHan co"niy'Fc
hereby requested &c foI ward and nahc payment
and all rs,'s having claims against r sad estate, are
rrG,cu To ircri them H. the suScrIbcr property au-
tntcard. for settlement. Il n"t presented before liir
itsi dag d; March, this notice viii III plead IN bar 10 al
such claims shall net b. presented hrl'Tr 'l nnY
WILLIAM GRAVES.
1uiu
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:0l Broadway. nca: s.. pauI's Church, New York.
February -. N-w1m
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Bnckin.EaIn, February ~.

NTOT!CE.-. All persons having Claims :5a'st the T.
tl,c Of William J"lnson. d:crasi! i'rmr:i? Il
(iooc.!and county requested 20 present tIcii I" e
subscriber living Charlottesville AaeH!ar'e COLL
". properly authenticated on or before IL! l'lH cay "i
N,Ich urx; AS arrangements may BE- made for paying
the same Those indebted to sand Estate. will please
make immediate payment. This notice VII: be plead III
bar uIans all claims which may be presented after e
above date. COl-iN JOilNoON,
.7lm'r Of Hiiidm JohnS0n drceastd.
jan Is. l-a.. IJ-wUw
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HNEMtLE SEMINARY At FARMNILLE.--I:'"
q next session will commence al TIrsar. !!r lat
Gay cf March, Iuition-Juni"r Cla:< English, per
wear S:.U; Senior Class. English per year 80. Tie
additional expense for Painting, hlus;c a"d the Ian
rua -cs tie san.c heretofore.
O.! l!l- frs; Monday in March, expect also 70 open
L fci.!r Seminary near PIy<ic SWi"g* Buel'"yh''m.
The cor-s, Of instruction and lutlcn will be the
We hay. valuable apparatus for both places, and At
Euckinshan we can board young ladies for - per
~ eth = ) ~ i:Hi'S
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PSsEisg kG.t l..
HIGH LIIEEN.I NiiiIt..

Tic I,l.u.: arrrs 81 Has:oio= Globe u cas-
II, rate, ,sias; White, tn F'':- u: which
pr. !"u.y lar Uyu.c ;m p"li; "r "'" h' i"
tia; e .: : ar. :Iu. They .!! >!' the eha:"etr ..
,c White IS ;arari .! ""akmcs.: !"sfy tht a''
vault Tr.sL Hs' a'ia"'A! 'Ph''''o1 1uH'
81 IN: TO induce III, En o' The c'idrnr!-
Ia: hr l:..y l.I tmc Ni.- "i the S""'h "Ic ms
:o.c.t ":I" "'r o'' a'"sEd "". JACK
.on aI Ju, N!i" ;m. ri the
u, ~ White. I..rEc" III. scfr: a't ta"rrE"'S
10, liza, ,i. ,yuur :.. nfrn y: ;Lc
uc character :o the S"atacrr Wings sap
por,in. pfclrnc.. rad the "ns an judge
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
CHAPTER w.
A NEW LOVER

Now a good deal depends upon Posif'on.
The young gpl ~ The bHl room must ap.
pear IN graceful posItlon-,he lady IN
society must maintain a fashionable post
tIon-the statesman before the world must
assume commanding position; but none
of these are more Important Than tile posi-
tl"n which II young man mainiaiGs III the
presence of his lady loye-from his post
ihn and The manner ~ w,hirb he operates
nn her feelings always prejlc, lheir destiny.
u he ratIIes aud prattles, aud talks sweet
nonsense, aud she is delighted With u, they
viii be stupid couple and probably qunrrel
t-'ore they have been welded half ~ year.
II, on the contrary. he appears dignIhed
and respectful, and sonntiiuss introduces
subjects of moral aud rie lecinai improve
meni, aud she, appears gruihed with his
tote of sentiments, or responds with bril-
liant and appropriate remark there say
IS couple who have n far chance of beinp
happy themselves, aud who will probably
shed Iustre around them which shall
light the path of others.
When Roger stood before his rival in the
calm digoity of a patriot, and Lncy's eyes
showed that she approved his speeches rs
the perfc.fion ~ manly .en'i'p.u', ~as
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all over with DIR. Wulker-he was in n
falsr Iosil,ou. tie understood it too, and
mure argiy M heing lealen hy enc w!,o
WAS IN il frrior station, than that he lost the
lady, he determined Ia hiring another COM
pelitor IN he iieid---cnr who had no roliti-
cal dlsahlhirs Ia surmount, who would
agrce wlh The tn'h-r nhou' the " higs, and
with moIhrr about The weather, nnd whose
prof, sSion, mmily, fortune aud figure would,
he doubted not, gain the victory over Roger.
This new candidate for Lucy's ihvor was
Seth Trumhnll, young lawyer. ! he
lawyer hrcnme " constant visitor ~ Squire
Hnrwel's. II wns soon understood b,
the whole parish, tha, The match was, ms il
is termed made. True, Lucy steadily de-
med it; hut ~ that day il was not The FASH
ion for yoime ladies TO proclaim their en-
gagements ns soon as they have said YES
so her denial went for nothing.
DR.. alker asserted coufideniinlly every
where, that il would be n match; Mrs.
HartweIl did not contradict it; nobody
dared To question the old Squire on the
sfhect and as for Anna Minor the dear
teasing lule COUSIN she always laughed
and blushed and said like enough. when
the subject was referred to her. So the
MISTER was settled. Every body said that
Lucy llar,wcll was engaged To Lawyer
Ttumbull
Every body said so except Roger he
never would say u word about il. The
young Indies generally believed il WINS a
sad disappointment 10 him, aud pitied him
exceedingly. But most of the elderly pco-
pie, especially the grave fathers, differed
from this OPINION. They said Roger had
10 idea of marrying; that he was poor and
ambitious, and that sucl, man never
thought of marriage Ill he had risen IL the
world. la those primitive times it was uol
the custom 10 marry for money.
Roger had opened store in the neigh
boring town. He worked no more n, shoe
making hut pushed his business ms though
his life depended on his diligence.
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CHAPTER III.
POLITICS

Freedom. patriotism, and philanthropy,
are natures three parents for making noble
MEN. The mind in which either Of these
enorions, viz: The love of liberty, or the
love of mankind is predominant, viii he
exalted sbo,e The herd, whose prevailing
thoughIs are confined to- the immediate
wants aud worldly pursuits uf men. IL the
three named unite aud govern ne same
mind, be- sure that individual viii be mighty
among his race. No matter to what sta
ion hr ~ horn. ~ uha, calling 10 has heop
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CHAPTER v.
TIE DENOUEMENT.

! Lucy, said Roger she turned towards
him; n glram oi moonlcht strean,cd
through the lcahess honghs Of tie pench.
trees through which they we're passing. un,
fell strongly on her upurned face ihe VA
, w outline of her EXCLUSIVES was disImcil,
io be traced in shndos,s on her check. Roy
er thought che wns very pale.
Lucy. viii you grant me one minute,
attention z She looked towards the door
of her dwelling, where Annn Minor and
Mr. Trumbuli we're then entering; she
hesitaied md stopped.
Lucy-ii--is long time since have
had the pleasure of Speaking Ia you
II is about five ar six weeks
They seem Ia me ages
DO yo, not like your business.
Il do like it becausc it affords me hope
of rendering myself worthy Of you. II Iins
been told me (bc spike low aud rapidly
that you are inclined Ia favor MIR. Trun,hul,
(sbc did not sprak)--I nn poor, Lucy--I
must labor. | am without friends. and
must make my own way: it mny be years
before ] shall take the station IN society
which Trumbnll now occupies bnt M sure
as ! lie, Lucy, ] will--he paused, for
though he had often ind"lged The hope, IN
TrumbulI, yet he .brunk { ON exp c,sing
lhr anticipation. IL sermrd like n vain
bonsi.
'Yon do not believe me then Lrcyr lie
continued after long pause.
! have heard nothing Ia believe. Had
we nof hrIier go ~, my cousin will wonder
ln, drtains u-.'
Perh,ps Mr.. TrumbuIl will likewise
wish to know
'If he does, I shall not take the trouble
to tell hm.'
Lucy, will you tell me 7 are 20" en-
gagcdr
Mo-
And-and-may | hope lhni you nr,-
rr will be enguged-lbai Is To hun. Lucy
love you.
The nbrupiness and impefuosiiy with
which he spoke, seemed the effect oil feel
ing which he could not repress. Lucy
was 80 surprised, 80 confused, that she was
Obliged ,o lean on his arm for support, so
there was no opportunity for her To sho@
much anger at his prcsnnprions Roger
soon forgot that he had even been poor and
n shoemaker The first consciousness OF
being beloved, seems 10 y"ung fnHn, rs
the crowning point of hi. umbIilon. lie
feels elevated for lle has secured the eni-
pire of one heart, which he would no, fore
go for the scrp,re Of Napoleon.
Roger walked into the parlor OF Squire
Har,wrll that evening with the air of !
man 4, ho has no further cares for what n'ay
betide him in this life : aud Anna Minor
said TIM, he asked consent Tint very eVe-
mug.
Roger is well enough said Mrs Hart !
WE'LL. aud I shall say nothing against the I
match, now. 4 merchants wife has n very |
respectable sialion, though nmhing very !
grand, However. II Lucy inB no ambition
II does no good for me to talk. ] have nj
ready been too anxions about her marry /
ing WE'LL
Il think my dear, she is going to mar
ry welI,'' Roger will he grent man.'
Yes, yes, husband, ] have heard you
say thousand times that lie wonld he
great mnn, but never saw my prospect
Of II for my part. Now, Anna Minor 10
m, .pipior. tno. ~isrry well--Mr. Trvm-
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CHAPTER ~.
THE RIVAL.

THE RIVAL.
What heavenly sunset cousin Lucy,
exclaimed Anna Minor, as she leaned
from the open window, with her ewes fixed
iutenrly on the Wssi,' see there, Lucy, that
rich purple cloud frugrd with flames, rs
though II were the falling mantle from some
fiery chcrubim-an just above it see TINT
sn"w white cloud, like a screen to preven,
us from looking into heaven-is it not sub
line
Yes, Anna, il is beautiful, very, and
here Ia the cast is n beautiful moon r,sins
Ia match II. See the pure bright orb comes
out The moment the sun has hid his face, ns
though she wished no, to attract any of the
admiration which belongs to hls shining
sublImity.-The moon seems to be the
type of modest woman, who delights Ia
reflect on the happiness and prosperity OF
those 10 whom she is dear.
You smile at my simiie-well con-
fess The moon was always my flvorle
among the heavenly host. aud had been
n heahcn born, should have wurshipped
the moon
And the sun too
If had been so taught: Yes, but I
should have adored the moon from the i'm
pulse of my feelings
Probably and vo der comes ,be sw,ip
who would he the r,ptl, mann IN reaoc,
his Iirht.'
Anna =
sOb. don't blush so my deor ,b. mon,
never bushes. And dou't look so orave
though il is rather "A serious business ,o
manage because your bouored mother has
her face so decidedly against your swain.
But never mind, Rooer has , bold hear,
and it is NV opini,u ne will win the fair ladv
Your father likes him
They agree in politics.'
Better than they do in proper,y. l be-
lieve. ALI, Lucy, louk this way here is
one coming from the west who has u hos,
ut recommendation TO your father
. Whol Oh DIR. Walker. He will new
er gam my favor, uSsnre you no'withstnnd-
ing his host of recommendations.
How per'erse of you, Lucy, not TO like
hne accomplished young gentleman who
is dying f"r y"m--Only consider Ihe thou
SAND ADVANTAGES "f having physician Tor
husband. Look here, the foil moon Is
not favorable In reason and hrsides, there
is something beneath the moon may draw
your attention.
Don't speak so loud, Anna, pray
are y"" afraid Roger VII hear
"" ho-nn" ridiculous Let me go
down 10 the farior.
During me conversation of The cousins,
Inc 'wo young gentlemen named ~ mp
preaching where rapidly bearing each other.
ihe dwelling oil squire Har'w u was To-
Gated ut the junction "i three roads, "hrre
those from The east and west winch were
merely paths united WIN HE great north
ern highway' he houses stood n few rods
back from The front, a proinsion "i rose
hushes ar""hd me S"iid wiI', ahd high
ana heHvV gaze which shhl out the dusty
view "f me s'rert.
Ihr ""lret "' '"e rivals seemed 10 oe
~"" s''""'' nrS' reach '"e g"'e' walker
va" 'he S""I'es' ana sip"oihesf pam bu'
''e '""g ana ''pid stf,n's "t Roger were
o'e'y n'"''e"' "'''''''S"'"e we '"'qnh''y'
ana "s '"r inc STONES hhd ihlocks ~ me
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We commend the following 10 our rend-
rr-, and hope that mnny viii he induced To
join the society and conform strictly 10 its
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bull Is lawyer. and may he Judge
And so may Roger.' .. ..-
'0h. that is impossible. He has mover
heen educated. Mr.. Harrwell' t..-
II" eau Educate himself EI-
Well, well. neither Won nor shall er-
er live To see Roger Judge ....I..
But they did live 10 see RoGRn SHrn-
MAN n Judge. and signcr of the Declar-
alton of lndrrerdcnce. ....s.
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RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

-PusLIsHEp EVERY "WEDNESDAY MoRNIse.
"ERMs 50, per annum, if paid in advance
IL ~ -, 2,25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will b, discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS no, exceeding square
inserted three weeks for ST. and II cents for each
subsequent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not marked
will BE- continued un.il forbidden, and charged ac-
cordingly.
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SELECTED TAILS.
From the American Ladies' NJ tzinel
MARRYING WELL-OR THE SPIRIT
OF,70.
CHAPTER !.
PRUDENTIALS.

We must discourage Roger, visits, hus-
'and, said Mrs. Harlwell' our Lucy will
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-02
Very Important Intelligence I

A correspondent of the N. Y. Jour.
nal OF Commerce, writes from Washing
ton that most extraordinary develop
ment has been made in regard to the
French question. 1t is found that the
President with all his pretensions to
.frankness, suppressed an important
part Of the correspondence on this
subject. 1t now appears that imme-
diately after the passage of the lndem.
nifty bill, the Duke de Broglie, did, ia
an official manner, inform this gov
eminent that, Notwithstanding the
clause in the bill, France was ready to
pay the sum appropriated, as soon as
the President would by any explana-
lion afford an excuse Tor so ding. Ii
further appears, that OF this voluntary
communication no notice was taken
by the President, at the lime nor since !!
nor eyea in the Message. for
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-02
Notice,
sTRAYED from the AlIegan,
Mountain some time last fall,
Three Cattle,
-
Notice.

two Of them, two years old las. Spring.
One Of them a BLACK STEER,
with white back and belly, with come
white about the legs and iece. II my
own ear mark, crop OF lle left and
swallow fork in the right. Ii not my
own mark, l think he is marked with
crop, slit, and under bi, in the right,
and branded in front of each horn with
The letters 81 "" The next is a
spayed heifer,same age, a white speck
led creature, ear mark, crop Of the
left, aud swallow fork in the right,
aud branded on the horns as a.
bove. This other is an open Heifes,
one year old last Spring or Wia,er, a
Dark Red or Brown, and 1 think,
white face, and il marked at al! a crop
Oft the left, and swallow fork in the
right ear. A reasonable reward will
be paid for any information concern.
ing the above Cattle, and all reasona-
bic expenses paid Tor keeping or bring.
ing home to me at Burlington, Hamp-
shire county, Virginia.
JOHN VANCE.
BuIlingtons Dec. 20, 1861.