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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

We have received the Isl -,
nos. of the Sknickerbockerrs,., :.
This periodical, published n
York, is decidedly one Of the \,
not the very best in the Uni,sds.
An advertisement Of this puh,;..
will appear in our next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

The GARDEN OF GETHsEMENE.----Ih
garden Is now surrounded by coarse
wall, Of few feet in height. and a.
bout the third part of an acre in ex-
tent.-When Mr.. Catherwood was
there in183l, taking his drawings for
his beautiful Panorama of Jerusalem.
it was planted with olive, almond.
and fig trees. Eight of the olive
trees are so large that they are said
to have been IN existence ever since
the time of Jesus Christ. although we
are informed by Josephus that Titus
cut down all the trees within one
hundred furlonSs Of the city; yet it is
not improbable that these trees,
which arc unquestionably of very
great antiquity. may have arisen
from the roots of the ancient trees.
because the olive is very long lived.
and possesses the peculiar property
Of shooting up again. however fire.
Iuentiy 1t may be cut down. The
trees now standing in the Garden Of
GethSemene are OF the species known
TO botanists as the OIea Europea:
they are wild olives and appear pol
larded from extreme old age. ana
their stems are very rough and knar-
led. They are highly venerated BY
the members of the Roman commun-
ionhere. who consider any attempt. TO
cut or 10 injure them as an act OF
PROCLAMATION. Should any one of them
indeed be known % pluck any OF the
leaves he would incur a sentence of
recommendations I,as Mu.tra
ton 10 the Bible.
When 4 husband is out Of temper.
-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
f DMUND EVENS.

HAVING bought the entire ste
Coale Il Mason has removed h,ss
opposite their old stand, and nev1
for sale,
Sole Leather-Harness-BridJe
Sklrting, Coach covers and linn
Hog skins--kipp, Calf skim !
Upper Leather.
A general assortment Of Lasts, Bost.tr
and Shoemaker Findings. BOOf.
3 HOES, SC.
Fourth mo. =, 1895. n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

sADrtI EtecttON.
~Charles O'Harra is a candidate
for Constable.
GSamuel w. Forsha, is a candi-
date for Constable for Wayne town
ship.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

Congress.-Our congressional news
up to the 10Th of March, present but
few matters of much general interest.
Senator Ewing, of Ohio, had sue
ceeded in getting up the ~Land Bill
in the Senate, and spoke on it at great
length, but no decisive vote had been
taken on the bill.
Mr.. Benton's expunging resolu-
tons were also taken up, but had to
give place to other business.
The senate has confirmed the nom
nation Of John II. Eaton as Minis
ter to Spain, and Arthur Middleton
as Secretary of Legation, andof Cen
eral Call as Governor Of Florida.
The Contested electionfof Craha q
and Newland of n. Carolina, had oc-
cup,ed much of the time Of the House
and remains undecided.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

week, and our apology for it's
ance at this late period, is, q.
voidable postponement." W.
cusable indeed! what shoraa
precedence Of the TRUTH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

According to a census of the several
Indian tribes, reported in 1886, we
observe that the number Of Indians
emigrated is 1,348. Number Of In
dams to remove. 72,181. Number of
Indians of the Indigenous tribes with
in striking distance of tho frontier,
l5O,341; making a total of 25O,87O.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
the weakness of human nature NAV

the weakness of human nature may
have betrayed individuals into the
commission of offences, and the stern
infexibility Of our criminal jurispru-
|dence, based as general principles.
pardons nothing to that weakness
We advise you to regard your fate as
irrevocably sealed-that when you
shall have returned to the prison,
whence you came, you may cease to
regard yourself as having aught furth-
er to do, with this woodland that
you anxiously and with sincere re-
pentance, prepare yourself to meet
your God, whose laws you have SO fla
gravity violated.
1t is the judgment of the Court, that
you be taken to the prison, whence
you came, and that you there remain.
until Friday, the 29th day Of April
next, and that between the hours Of
twelve O'Clock, at noon. and three
O'Clock of the afternoon Of said day,
you be taken from your prison to the
place Of execution, and that You be
there hanged, by the neck, until you
are dead.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

National Road.-We are at a loss
to understand fully, the policy intend
ed to be pursued by the U. S. Sen
ate, in the bill passed by that body,
(Which will be seen in this paper for
the continuation of the Cumberland
Road in this state. If it is the inten-
ton of Congress to merely graduate
and bridge the road, the appropria-
ton would make it passable through
the greater part of the state; but If 1t
is designed to be M'Adamized, where
the 'greatest possible continuous por-
tion'' of the road could be completed
this season, we have no doubt in say
ing. that the public interest would
not be consulted, and the appropria-
ton would in a great measure be
thrown away. The general interest
appears to demand, that the road
should be first graded and bridged
for the convenience Of
travel and the transportation Of ma
terials for its construction; but the
present completion of detached parts
would be like building corn-cribs be-
fore the land was cleared on which to
raise the crop.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

When 4 husband is out Of temper.
behave obligingly to i,in--if he ii is
SOuxava. nayar rafarf-,.,l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

The New York Transcript states that
the seanstres-es Of that city, are about
to combine, and demand of their employ
ers more adequate remuneration for the
production Of their hands. Good!
A WoRTHLEs GHr.-VoItaire in his
Philosophical Dictionary. tells Of = beggar
asking aims 10 the suburbs Of Madrid.
when . Passer-by said to him. "Are you
not sshsmed to follow that infamous em
P1oy0ent. To which The heeunr amasalv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION m ).
For President,
W1ss. ~. A~rrtsss, 10
For Vice Prcsidest,
Francis Granger, ofNevl

For President,
Martin Ityee Raes,en. IN,
For Vice Presidenk
Mic hard NJ. JOhms0n. ~
ELEC TORS.
Jonathan Williams, Jesse Jack,,a
John Myen, Mariuus wiz
William kOckhill, Elisha Long,
George w. Moore, Thomas e. e
William White.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

Twenty Attorneys Of the Penobsco,
Bar, have petitiooed for FIRE engine,
to be cbais.ened 1.-The Spouter." and v hich
they are willing u take care Of, and work
at fires.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

sMAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
~ WASilNGTON.-lti is with much grahc4t'on
lhal the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Kali
road Company find themselves enabled 10 assure the
Northern and Southern travellers that there will be nc.
ber disappointment detention en- any part OF Tie
above route =,
Twenty miles OF their road is in full and successful
ration and tie proprenr Of the Steamboat and stage
line on the balance Of the distance By contract Louud
to ke adequately provided for al the travel which mn"
offer: and 10 accommodate tic same win extra
.h., renuIrcG: thus enabling the Company to Picd-e
scIf tina, no traveller shall apply rnsucccssu!ly Tor
seat. ,,
The Baltimore and Washington Railroad competed
and put in operation during that last year. the steam
boa, NAVIGATION Of the Potomac and the RlilT"ad rom
Petersburg to the Roanoke have relieved this rue OF
arre portion Of its former length of stage ta1'ng anu
il is now believed to Utcr Inducements 10 'iave'Ic7s SUI
perior To those found any other route between -'ew
Orleans and New York.
Soon after the opening Of Steamboat naT'ga,lon He
tween the Northern cities line IS expected 70 re t.
tab!sted by which! tlc 1u:ney IRON NV ON |" I'm
1nond NAV be made in 3 hours, and 10 hiahr"y' ~ ~
in IL hours of which d:c notice will be gircn
A daily line to Louisa Courthouse: ann Ihat!Elu
VILE connecting witt! the Railroad a, point ID miles
from, Rchnoud is in full operation.
Hours of depa:ture-for the Steam aiI'l ana Ih9r
Io.csville O'Clock, a. NJ precisely, and OF arrival
P. 81. -
Excursion passengers taken as usual Sea'u i"e all
the above lines may be taken at tie Depot.
Rail. road Office, March %. ltc-)Dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

~O.PARTNERSIiiP.-Th subscribers have con-
nected themselves into co-partnershP, under Inc
firm Of FLlPPlN u DILLON, for the purpose OF con
Quoting the Mercantile business: and have takrn [: ~
NJ Nallis's new Tenement, next door above Mr. Heo
Il. Motley and nearly opposite a'1. f. Wises jewel
~ shop, where they are now receiving and opening,
general and complete assortment of Staple Fancy and
Domestic Dry Gonds, together with complete assn.
nen of Groceries, Which they will sell on the most ac
cornmodang terms and hope that they will deserve anu
receive the patronage Of their respective friends ana ae
quantances, and the public generally. -, ,.,
FarmTi!ir, Apr! Is. Il.-r,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

~ITy FLOUR MILLS FOR sALE--l de-
q sirous 10 sell my mills on The James rser canal,
near the city Of Richmond Persons disposed TO Pus
chase are invited to view the property, which VIII DC
sold low, and on liberal credit if desired by Inc pur
chaser Should the property not be disposed of before
The first day of June next the subscriber VIII MAKE all
necessary arrangements for carrying On tne
heretofore. THOMAS RUIHEhfOO
March 20. lU9-Eom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
APRIL 10.

MT OTICE.-Bv virtue Of deed OF Trust, cNscuied
IL to me by VIM. II. S;anarI, deceased bearing date
The fourteenth day of July, 1880, and upon record IN tue
Clerks Office OF Orange county, shall, for certain
purposes therein nen;ianed proceed 10 sell TO the high
cst bidder for ready MONEY Friday, the 9Th day Of
May next without fall upon the premises, the tract OF
Land upon which said Stanard lately resIded.adIon-
ING the Town of Stanardsville and the lanes OF .t"ISs
Price and WIN. Sims. and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be ac-
cua,ey surveyed before the day of sale, and plot there'
of then exhibited The title believed TO oe perfectly
good but selling Trustee, shal! convey SUCH t'lsc
only i. vested in Inc 10y the Trust
MANN A. PAGE, Trustee.
Oronrc G H. W. Ap1iID lli-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

UNAWAY.-Wn committed to the Jail OF Hen
g. rico county, OF the 18th February last, Negro
slave who calls himself JoHS, and says he is the proper
~ of john McRae, Of Alexandria. The said negro is
about feet inches high dark brown compilations; had
IN when committed sui, Of black cloth clothes; has
ypral small scars about his face, and is about "A years of
NOE The owner is requested to come forward and pay
cI,,rcs else he will be dealt with according TO law.
''" HENRY L. CARTER, d. S.
A,rn, u1l-12,l For inc. Haiss, Sk5. Fl. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

c<,I,iRi:k published twice week, srnr'n''y, and
= tx 49,. trr,n. 4" the state i1Hcst;uc-
h' ,r..;r tvu uSsr> PER aniauI, payable. AZ ,i-
'ia -,.5,c:r, >i'.cr paving han&s i"Hyi Wal he re-
. ~ . ~: t.i:tvr will guarantee tie sai.ty"i remit
."a " " -, a.. ~: letters hc,a: paul h. the writer's
:.n Il To-, .c,n;,ascl. but II the I.sc:rlica OF ;hc
- " =. .frra:n-.. aavc srs" ia'd "'. =.
.,-l Ni sa,nu:ce the payment Vi n'"e P'P'''' Shall
~: ''"'"- ;ExMS OF ADVERTISING.
-. lr.. #rS, i:"I,ion. iS-cm:S each continuance
wa ,r.'l nHi!! Il has ri,h"f uccG i'ia 'o
-. - ~ ., ,....o.; in ;!,I. city y: is rrrrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

$50 REHAHD.- Ran T#ay from ing suosc .,,o
= u en- Tuesday, ,c 9th inst. mr. Negro man.
i|Ug He is 4 s,out ws,ratic man, shout oC years
d : cc, or 10 inches nigh. and has so,ne Of the tn
= Of .. let, hand contracted BY icing burnt wien
a.t he has high forehead, and is tt!e inclined
o be- bald; ne was born at Dr.. James Walker $, near
i!cAncha:n Courthouse, afterwards belonged 20 M
,,,rs q. Euckinri,am county, and 5oa,inan on
,,nr. Rive. Gu,mr ne yrars Of 1903 and D. and was
.ivcn * s,d Jones !, hs daughter, Lucy Davis Du-
M The IL, - y"ers he occasionally crpryrt as as,
I'd 5os;ua. n Appo.na,:ox river suspect he vii
= 10 c.t Cripple .r::i one or the o;r' OF ''ess "a
rs or 70 STAY ~ ms Oh acishhoI hood and ne very Pro-
NV has re. PASS. anL viii change bis ,'an" VIII
.r lie above ..ya. any who Wi! uFing hiin 10
80 ., secure him 10 Jail, So that get him again
''' V ANDERSON LUMHktN.
j.: EccarI t,EH % Il.-WoW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

#RERSONS indebted to the estate OF ihos. y WON
cure, deceased, late Agent oil the fe"sseTi! M
requested to make immediate payncnt-and all those 70
whom The estate is Indebted, will present their cIa'ms
properly auhen.cated to the ande[signsd Tor
Curator Of Ttos. G. M0neuTe, Decd
nrI s. Az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
T,h %

EiGH'S REPORTS. Vol. v. just puHtsh'd--pr!es
d 1 S.-The following Books and Maps l''ay also bs
obtained from he unAr-"cd I. the lowest prices viz
henin-s Statutes. ~ large.
Gi!;nrI's. Randolp!s and Lcgia Reports.
journals Of the ConyCntion oil l111-j and lI--.
Journals of the House Of Delegates. from l..7G TO
I7!H-ant Of the Senate, ioT 49,, and ir0t i'c 10
1896.
few copies Of TIE large Slap Of Virginia, at the re-
Aucrd price Of SO C"prs Q: the small slap, /, 81
both on rollers ant in portable cases.
Separate volumes Of l'st Of the Reports can !c ET-
a:s!rt. l. Is so7cr % .aar ;hS pnTc!aSv's 0: tie '''e
gina Reports against iratcd edition ri the S'i volume
Of Randoirhs Reports, which has been throw, INTO I'LL
market Ii may readily Gc distinguished from ~, the Temn
.noat ls:ij by the inrriorty Of exccu'in"; and 1t IS
scarcely necessary TO remark that little rrance caH be
placed upcn the Hrcuy0ry Of law book which has s-
reared under such circumstances.
The undersigned has il in his power TO supply any
number Of Law Books of the best editions, a' at tie
lowest prcesand vii! promptly attend to al! order,
from purchasers Of AIRY par: OF tic above mentioned
Books OF Maps, without compensation:
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, SEC. Com.
March D. [i:a-i2ll ard kibrortan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

Ts7O PLANTERS OF ORONOkO TOEhC! Q -
8 The planters of whom | have purchased crops OF
O.unoko Tobacco. will confer avo: me GY deliver
inr them 10 the order Of II. & 7. Gwa:hmey IL tic city
of Rici,oud between the l5; "l May and the ls OF
June Those who deliver their crops y tue LIST
OF june will please defer the delivery until TIC 10Th OF
June or any time between the middle OF That inn;h anu
the first day o.! July JOHN q. HuGi!fs.
Nth gi-t;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

Aol!CE.-The copaFtnGrshP heFT,"io5e ca's,.n ing
s>c,ycd on the Isl Of January last As we are any
10 scl,lv the affairs of the late concern as speedily
soraciicabc We request those having claims thereon,
fsy"nl ihcu for a yrnrn and urge those Indebted 10
nae payment w;ll,ou, delay, to either OF tc unatt
.:a., w: ;u cop,;.ue to sell the Leather manutlc.
.;cd a; the Virginia TanneTy by John Foe; , :, ror
EM. BEAL.
s,.:,- llI-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
March II.

A HANDSOME, Healthy Summer Rctrcai, for any
"a gentleman who has family m Richmond IN INC
Suuipr SEASON is offered for sale. In consequence
Of the death of MIR. John nj. Price, who had lease on
NV nrorrrIv called Wakerton, Ten mcs from Rich
,nond. on the Stage road from Richmond TO Louisa
house. The property consists OF oOU acres o.
and Two &C which are in wocts-a brick house, ouii'
c Tic be Il materials y-ur feet in length, ana ofy
eight fec, WIDE porco the fall length oi TIC house,
vide airy passage through ie house, thers are ~.
rooms in The house counting the cellar rooms. ne
house cost seven thousand dullars-and Is no" oeIFa
for three thousand toiia.s-one thousand Pao IN u
or ncrctjsbIe note at Bank at four monlhs-lne ID
lance on accommodating time A meadow, IRON "hicm
about 81 600 weight Of Herds grass Is ANNUALLY CUT WI"
nav the interest of the money ask tor inc proper
w. The wood car passing through the middle par
the wood land, lhcgYooL may be sent by them 10 c
:noDd al small expense. passage ID the car IA 'en
moments will carry you IN three or Jour huhaleo
r The house There is we'll Of rood water IN tue ya'o
Mineral Spring within 200 yards-and lilo spring Vo"s
by travellers on that road called The Cool SPRING
,yhn 900 wards OF the house. par. of the land Is
soyn in oats and preparations n.dc for crop Of corn
Possession may be had the LIST of Nay next. II hot
said bv The first of September next shall MAKE QUIET
o-ranSements and the property will not b. Tor safe
ANY communication directed to me, lett WIN WI
1-h,.s Fills Mrrcha nj Richmond, will be attended TO-
Aptil 90 [ll6-3,l JNO. J. DlChhNsoN.
C1TKAYED o: Stolen from The stables of the Cola'n
% han Hotel about ten days ago. two Nares-oEe i"
soI-cl with an eve out, two hind tcet white, ana "e
place III her foreead six or seven years old-ine o.ns
very dark bay. no white, except very small aPpedt
,nce on one of her hind feet; FIVE years old mis- oPls
abou, four feet ten inches hi rather handsome anu
said to pace we'll These the properly OF w
James st. Morris residing at the Green Springs Louisa
Whoever may deliver these mares, or either OF 'neh
DR. Norris or to the subscriber in this city slaii DC su'-
ably rewarded and all expenses paid.
pril p. 1le-u] JAQUELlN r. TA1LoN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

a SHhTEAU MAHGAUX will, for the haaucc q the
present Season. suci, only are TOW
engaged may be the road 10 his standat the dale OF
this notice RO c. WILLIAMSON.
i mi! II. ll.%4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

AEAGIIiNE CARDS The subscriber has i:cn ai-
Va pointed agent for the sale Of Machine Cards aud
rciing for Cotton and Wooden Factories warranted of
superior quality. Also, sheep roller leather sIu;tlrs;
cotton and satHct Ickers picker string and lace lea.
ticr belt leather BY lbr side cu and sp!ce in strips
10 oIdcr Cor cotton wooicn lnu. at mills. from two
inches TO twelve inches in width ard any length.
pete; cleaning combs. Nc. &c Orders Tor am %! the
above articles. promptly attended "a By
March y. lUG-istM} GEO. l.. SAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
THE DEPOSlTE BANKS-SENATOR E"lN'
OF OHIO

= -
The Opposition seize upon the most t,,Tat ~
prejudice the deposs bank d.nn.ic ba9h a,
consequence OF circular ssoca u o Of whch he said
had been sen, him. and secretly or by people WI" a
did not wish sads ,9t coneeTn
upon .s and with one Of his eloquent
Tbs following is copy of the circular as given in his
| speech: sCrr,ro, BANK OF COLUMBUS
| us,r. The large amount OF paper received from the
Land Offices and the difficulty and expense OF convert
~ i ,io funds receivable by the Treasury Department
the Eastern cities, (whither nearly the whole amount
is necessarily required to be transm't,ed will sompg,
this institution in future 10 decline receiving the"usu
that channel the paper of all the Banks OF the stae
other than heDeposi,e Banks that will not consent to
redeem the paper reeeiOed by drafts On Sew from
Phade!phu, or Baltimore, payable thirty days '''A
Permit me to inspire whether it is the WISH o. ;sse
institution, that your paper shall be received Dp0A
trims?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
c yy;.iiRi.Et; A%DTENNESSEE RAIL ROAD.

9 yv;liRjVt; AID TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD.
III. Commissioners appointed for TIA! purpose: oy
> &C; Of the las, Legislature. pissed on the ;2iH n
H. 1885, viii r. i"ks II Subscription '>T stock
. :e LvncI,nrr ard Tennessee Rail Road Company,
Tie j.. dsy Of JUNG next in the town OF Lynch'u'g
Euoks o, subscription wall also he "penvd, on The sanc
~ hv the Commissioners named in ,ic act, at the Ia"
wing places: CITY Of Richmond; Liberty. brd:"rd;
.l,,i B,lr,otiI CE.:saHsbu.g. Montgomery; Ny'he
,u n"us,': Marion Sinytil county: Abingdon, Wasii-
.,s crua:v Lebanon, Russell county; and al hsiI!l-
-, Scu!, county.
Tie books will be kept open ct each place thirty days
crpy Of Tic Charter will be sent 10 each OF the
nr..,ssio,,,s directed to the place where the books
20 be op.art JOHN EARLf, thHunhR.
Apr! ~ llO-lUt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

SNOR SALE. Lot M. "A. on ID and Str-:s--ronts
IS feet on Street aai 81 feet on the BASIN bank
For terms, apply - John W Williams. at Mrs. Temp
kins'* o. Ge"rge I. Cruinp, 0! Richmond
Fab -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

sNARMElLLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-.The
& subscriber vii! Offer inr sale his property IN lhe
Town @: Fa!rnve, public auction, o;: The 2!Ht Of
pill CONSISTING: q" tan yard lot in complete operation,
with fixtures This yard is improved in the best and
most convenient: 1t las first rate nil! and
mill House. two large bark sheds, large twos;ory
house. large sized marble abeo iTy-onc v"ts, w;'h
uryrr-aiiing spring in tie lot. This may be cons
d-rad one amongst Tie desirable situations in the
upper country growing and prosperous town, with
i.st rate :lgaon; healthy section .! county sur
rounded with sober AMI industrious planters, which al
orGs 10 the yn:d from cO ~ fjp share hides every
ycar THIS alone warrants IN the yard regular ant
ann&l pTui: besides, tie trade OF the town WI; con-
s; double lie quantity Of leather the yard make
Thu subscriber has Two tanners and Curriers', WHICH lie
would De w!lng 10 hire to the purchaser /! ne needs
suc!i-isu 1t he time ii the above sale, two vacant
lots adjoining the above property VIII also sell my
dwelling house and let, which slu7rd in the centre OF
the !owii Farther description is deemed unnecessary:
.. il IS y-csr,, t,,sc. ,yi,r stand in nerd; vii examine
r themselves Ie.ns OF s;is: two and three years
credit \ bond with approved security VIII he required
REUBEN SEAi.
Farirviilc April II. ll3-3i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

atlTUATiON WANTED.-An elderly Lady who has
g had some experience in the management of fam-
~ wishes 10 obtain situation as keeper She
ma, recently taught school, which did not agree with
ae. but should situation offer in healthy section OF
school Her terms will be moderate and she would pre-
er 10 reside in religious family.
n. B-The applicant can be seen or heard IRON, oy
applying at Mr. William Mayo's, ShockG Hill.
April Is 1l4-1
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S.IlAilK-Thc grea, Northern champion: by Alncri-
S can Eclipse, GU Of old Lady l'gh'9ot, known TO
cvr1v gentleman Of the turf will stand the present
son at nv stable near Taylors Ferry, in SlecklenbuTg,
Va and will be lie, to mares q, S5 dollars The season
one dollar to the groom Good and e1,ens we Pasturage
and servants board gratis Every ca1c taken 70
will Gals at their sides will be fed at twent cents
oer day. and those without, if requested The season
will end on The first day Of July. ,
j.b 10 l02-t20May