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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
TIE MUIR HER.

One Of the most thrilling Letters we ever read Cap
tain Hollands account Of the Butchery Of COL Fannn
Corps 1t exceeds infinitely in its hues the destruction
Of the prisoners at Jaa: which brought down upon Bo
napartc the indignant criticisms of Enrope-The Tex
ians might have been sent 10 Copano Provisions are
not wanting in country nboundins with beeves-and
hesdes here is express tpaation TO treat them
prisoners of War 1he Mexican account appears to be
gross Justification Urea states in his letter, that Fan
min surrendered ut dscrs Io-whereas Holland gives
copy Of the articles ss"sa by Urea and two Of his
oficpfs)
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RACING CALENDAR,

(t'rom the .Ne,c York Courier Of WedneSday)
The great trial of speed between the North and South
came off yesterday on the Union Course, l.: L. Never
since the great race between Eclipse and Henry has
The sporting world been so much excited Confident OF
success the par,sans Of the North had tor some days
past been most liberal in their bets in order to induce
ne Southern Sportslncn to back their iavorte steed
out without effect. The Soulhrons understood their
sAH'e aud played it we'll Flushed with the antlcPa-
's OF an easy victory, the hackers OF the Nor'herh
morse at length were nconsderate enough TO propose
e odds in the event. three 10 two were freely offered
s"a as freely accepted, and bets TO enormous amount
were consequently made John Bascomb, horse OF
seal Southern celebrity, the selected champion Oh
ua part Of the Union; whilst Post Boy, OF equal as
on the tur, the chosen taVortc OF the NORTH
etn Sportsnen. :
at an early hour yesterday the steamboats, were crowd
Gu with vehicles Of every description, from the coach
uHu Jour down to the humble cart; and with pedestrians
" Ill sorts and sizes. The road from Brooklyn 70 the
luce course presented most lively scene and from the
uF T Ten 10 one living stream appeared to pass along
sa'eu 'ton heen 10 twenty thousand, AND the scene
%uJ one OF The most exciting ever witnessed. Inc
and found ready customers
AZ lew minutes before two clock the buge sounded
a.I' ioi the competitors and the seeds were brought
" e starting post They both appeared 10 be in perfect
IWonaon John Bascomb is bright chestnut, and Post
aarx bay On the tap of the drum they started in
STYLE and at rafting pace, Post Boy taking
.'e inner track At the end of the first half mile Bas-
souo LOOK the lead and kept during the whole heat,
Spg IN at least fifty yards ahead Of his Antagonist
packers of Post Boy still retained confidence in their
Isofe, and offered trng odds that he would win the
succeeding heat Their opponents not slo" IN ac-
ssplng their offers, and bets 10 considerable amount
we're ,n again made on the event. .
Inc time of running the fist heat was minutes, az
IN fhn Gill nortS1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
TEXTS lsDl .liE&IC0.

letter received in this City from officer board
the Brutus, of the Texan Navy, dated the 18th May.
mentions that they in hourly expectation Of
gagement with Mexican Brig OF lG gmns. The war is
Consequently still pending. The letter makes
lion Of the capture Of Santa Anna.
We understand letter has been received in Baltimore
from Capt Maxwell, who commands the Texan vessel
of war, lnvincibe, from Galveston Ray-who writes,
that he had Santa Anna board, his safety
against the resentment Of some of the TEXANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
TO TIE EDITnD OF TIE rye IJRER-


know of the tricks esorted to by Wig to
vote in Cumberland The sencnan Mr.. R, lives in this
county 40 ycasaso, Mesrs c. & C. built MILL They had
the land condemned assuscd by jury Part OF tho
imn Then haIoased to (now deal whose daughter
married to M,R-- Since MotsrS C& e. owned tho mill, ].
has heen so Tho gentleman owning said MILL
his dam quite high az c. t. ddand what
do YOU think W dh Why, he posts off to Cumberland
10 pa S ond, because S. had not ased his dam
,e high nnougo all the land this good Wings fathe1n'
ecoireAipay for 40 years ago. When ueh votes as
lass" hie nun"o", 4' "0''~' '~' S" ~' ~ TpJITg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

The N Y Evening Post of Thursday says, that the
weather was thick and lnggy-thl the packet, were still
detained on account of head wlnds-at anchor OH The
Battery and in the North River about 60 sail Of vessels,
brigs and schooncrs all outward bound-and that MI
Stevenson our Minister 10 fhgahu was slil oetaheu
By the weather. r
The Luproremtnt Bill has passed the House Of Dele
paes of ifaryin.d by majority Of 10 votes-and no
doubt was entertained Of its success in the Senate.
Committee Of the merchants OF n. YORK " Was ap-
pointed 10 address Mr.. Riddle, setting forth that assist
ance TO The amount of two millions would be OF great
service and afford essential relief IN the mercantile COM
muny at this time. The Commercial says that IN re-
ply MIR. Biddle informs the comn!ittee, that. although
the Bank has ceased he national nstitutlon audit IS
no Hunger their duty watch and protect the curren
CIV Of the country all points they were won't yet 1t
was their desire 10 extend all possible aid to the mercan.
tile community and the business wants OF the country.
TLey had therefore determined 10 aOrdtacitlss Tor the
purchase and negotiation uf exchange between New
York and the most important points OF Its commercal
xions to the ahous mentioned amount OF TWO n-
lions -. = -. VIII.
The Harrisonians have 1.-THE New Jersey wing
Convention (more than ao0\ assembled at Trenton on
Monday last, and unanimously nominated Messrs Har-
rison aud Granger their candidates.. o.
The last Martinsburg Republican throws down lhe
gauntlet to the Wings, in the following style Inc lie:
publican is as intelligent as it is slaunci
uTuE PoprL,u Vorf:-The Editor OF the Charestown E5se
Press boots n. the Virginia going for Van Buren, ana oer
EnSn;nr I'VE do moi wish TO- medde III this matter
nor like tho principle OF betting u !he % INC M
c I,on sIu 10 $500 bet that Mr. Vua Ruen will receive
In. rot, Of the Virginia at tho laD LOT
IN. limited States slsnsSansc III ss'hsa inc ich
n, Win saws the Of the returns Of the recent election
in Eir.inia-whiclI lie bchcTcs I" 10 Us ,a on a.,
Van EHG Se ov firm and steaitass in Their
faith nnsuine OF g 1u, @ tiII
and The rcGuicn oil Nnrr,ona and Hgser as' 'oio"'"S "
i,s wake Throughout, the Oil D'4'lhloN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

at the Courthouse on the first day OF June Court.
full meeting is desirable. SEVERAL MEMBERS.
/ The Republican Corresponding Committee for the
uounty of Henrco requested to meet at their Court
house Saturday. the 25tl ofthe present month June)
A. full meeting is earnestly requested The following
are the of The Committee appointed by the Legs
latTe Convention at its session during the last winter
WIN. B. RANDOLPH, Chairman.
William B. Randolph, Richard Reins, VIM. Nj. Full
ton Richard Elyson, William Hutchinson Samuel Cot
:trcl sen, Fleming Patan, Henry L. Carter John Car
Ter, SEM, Isaac Winston, Jaacs S. Royal, William A.
Carter John Ifnfes, THOMAS J. West, John Sagg, Sa
rnuel r. Williamson, Miles Selden, Francis Frayser, Jo-
nathan Bracket SEN, John Bracket Moses H. Carter,
Claiborne Cartwright, Williamson Allen, Armisead Al
len, Christian Allen, 70. s. Carter, COL L. w. Allen,
Charles S. Price, Major Edmund Christian, Col. Bow
ling S,arke, Col John O. Mosby Joseph starke, John
o. Goddin Smith B. New, John New, SEN, John NJ.
Price,, William Carter, Robert Craddock, SEN, Charles
Childiey, Henry Cox, Joseph Bailey, Matthew Hob
son. Edward Cox, Thomas Goodman, John w. Fuss
SELL Philip Fayser, John Childrey, Col Tilman E Jeer,
Macon Ford, VIM Barrett Price, Zechariah McGruder,
Ballad Amrnons, Thos J. Blake, Edward Marabe, VIM.
F. Deprest, Maj Benz B. R. Barkar, Charles l.. Nc
CouIl, Thos, Binford, VIM. Petaberons and Edward F.
f,,rfhriulA
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ILnnstnu's Hicioru

F;oensIs and salcrs i'm BotetouIt county have both
bsen Illuminated for the Splendid victory o. The Texan
army. general illumination OF Nashville and It's sub
h so ,ank place ont.e 18th uit-and the volunteers
n,roded in honor of the occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
James Riper end KaHa,cha 20

james Riper and Kanarha Company
River Kanuwha Company will BIO held E. Lynehsns
Wednesday, Persons having accounts 10
me them the Office OF thu
Company before the 18th instant.
June z. ...-. 9-wa~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

NANTED, Apprentice the Printing business, Youths
from 6 years of good moral character and pos
ssspg toeaby good English education Apply this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

The Fncase Patriot of Friday last says, that Judge
Allsn Taylor lies dangerously i'll at his residence, from
paralysis -The Baltimore Transcript of Thursday says,
that Aaron Burr is lying at the point OF death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

The age Of the horses is rising Eve years, both
beautifully formed hut Post Boy appears most powerful
Bascomb rode by Willis, the groom of COL Johnson,
and Post Boy by Kirkpatrick, of great celebrity on the
Northern 1t is generally admitted, that
beautiful race never the Union course, and
every body except the losers and they bore their
ses whgreat philosophy left the ground perfectly salts
fed with the days sport.
Cd Day-Stocktoas Monmouth beat Bahgate's Clip.
sey, Costers Ajax Snedcors iasca, and Gibbons Sky
Lark.
Norfok Club GarriSons Course.
LIST Day-Mie heats produce Sweepstake-7 sub
scribers-3 started-Garrson' Mary VIM the two
lust heats beating VIM. N. Whiting Rc Hoe won the
lst hea,) and Hector Davss Emmett.
Second Day.-Proprietor's Purse $780, mile heats
}. S. Garrison's g. Ii. Bumper, 2 3
Richard Adams b. h. Summerve, l
j. p. Colbin's c. Ia. Paul Jones, 4 2 2
Time, 3 50; ll;s4 10.
Bumper was in fair way to win the third heat, dnd
consequently the races when in going round the last mie
he being very heavy from the rainsO he slipped
and fell, and threw his rider. Strange 10 say, and it
is worthy Of being recorded to the credit of the rider, he
sprang up instant, seized the bride the horse
rose Vaued into Tue saddle pushed forward and saved
his distance =
Sd Day-Jockey Club Purse $500 mile heats.
james s. Garrison's blk. c. Cippus,
James P. Corbins c. h. Tryo, drn
Is theat Sn. 40s
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FEDERAL CoURT-JUvre 9, 1saG
Judges BARBOUR and ,DAEIEL, Pres

Judges BARBOUR and DAEIEL, Presidino
The case OF the United States against Richard Haw
trial. .: 40 - = - N'S iol
Roeert c Nicholas, Esq, District Attorney,
the accused ~ - ~ - 'N"''o oo''sei' ior
ne Federal Court room in the City Hall, was unusu
ay eioWueu very general sympathy in favor Of the
SECUTED 10 perVade the audience lin consequence
OF the known character he sustained as faithful horeet
and industrious mail carrier anterior n The oarnn..,
of the Osence imputed 10 him; while his onen conn+a
and modest dcmeunor were we'll calculated "a al
such feeling, and to increase that favorable imnrcs
sion. 20.
The indictment having been read TO him. his counse,
rendered plea containing full admission of his guilt
together with some special circumstances addressed to
the cemeney of the Court. The plea accompanied
by an avowal in behalf Of the accused that offered
ner he had Voluntarily but deliberately, determined To
pursue that frank and manly course 10 which, II
also admitted he was mpeied by The force Of the cir
cumsances surrounding him. and on account Of which,
he did not arrogae to himself any manner of merit.
Judge Barbour then proceeded to pronounce Judg-
menl consignng the accused to ten years lnprlson-
ment at hard labor that being the minimum term liked
bylaw. But the Court expressed more than ordinary
regret that it not in its power to lessen the severity
Of the sentence; and intated readiness certify TO
another department Of the Government, any facts that
might hereafter be in evidence before t-introduced
with toestabs the bas of an application 10 that
other Department. for REMISSION of any portion of the
term of Imprisonment.
The felicity of the dicon which clothed the views of
the Court and the enlightened humanity which prompt
led warm expression Of them could not have been
much admred.-Compiler.
The Fincastle Patriot Of Friday last says, that Judge
Alien TAYLOR lies dangerously i'll at his residence from
paralysis 1.-The Baltimore Transc of Thursday says,
that Aaron Burr is living at the point Of death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

+Ihis miserable This il OF the most
os,an Senate, aud may he tue
Of breaking AR Van Buren, New England Van did no
tae an s,un and seemed jump the chance giving the eating
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
CAMPBELL COUNTY.

The members of the Republican Corresponding Com
m,ce for the county of Campbell are requested to
at the Courthouse on the first day of June Court.
full meeting is desirable. SEVERAL MEMBERS.
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ITEMS

N Communications omitted today, shalI appeaS in
our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
WV EMBELLISHMENTS.
- T0.JL COMuiSIONERS OF YiRGLfI.f
~ 1"S SECOND AuptToR's OFFICE,
lst Nav 1876

-1,Jl s" 1921 COHufSSIo-f Ems " Fa''1''1'I.
~ Las SECOND AUptToRs OFFICE,
1st May, 1886 !
,ry71ruEN: / herewith transmit copy OF, an
4 E ~, - lb, General Assembly, passed March 22d,
~ ,;,,.d an act approprtamg the surplus Terenne
', i,,cry Euud, aud also Ike ngp0rttonmsnt made
q '"e Of said act, Of the surplus of S2T 123 30
N p.,,sd in the wear ending 30th September last
"In G M doubt be generally desired that the decision
Lnol commissioners Of he coGnties or corpora
" ; hirh incorporated academies eHlst, as It regards
"'s onnlica,ion of this surplus, should oe maze
n' P'fes. DELAY therefore respectfully sug-
m early meeting for the purpose be called at
gs' , convenient to the commissioners OF the re-
-: conn,ies and corporations and that copy OF
ihpreat be transmitted TO this office, IN
.F w., ,Le President and Directors OF the Literary
-e i av be enabled if they judge 1t exPcoent 10 ex-
<s the discretionary power ves'eo "a uelh Ia 'eia'ol
:, srch academies. NJ, ,., a.. A.,
10 S. ,b. additional quota shall be devoted to the
.n Of the poor it will be subject IN all respects 70
,Le s,;s,ag regulations, and may DC u11"h i'oi "e
$3.50, >, the same time with the regular quota IT
.a,:c Of any Treasurers bond already given is IN
'' @;m' , new bond must he executed IN sufficient
~ in ,l,e Clerks ONCE according to the present ioIm'
s' s,fed COPY thereof be transmitted as usual 10
Tie Second Auditor. ,c,:
WNs, III. surplus is appropriated in aid Of academies,
~ i nrorrr that before paying use same, the schoo!
s;cners REQUIRE an order of board OF trustees OF
o,., academy appointing au agent to receive It. 10
Tho Treasurer of the school commissioners VIII
Yer his draft upon the President and Directors OF the
Israry Fund accompanied by the aforesaid ordef OF
,1s ,r,:,srs In this case change ia the Treasurers
bond will be required
yerr respectfully,
Your must obedient servant,
J. BROWN, ia, Second .7udtor,
ard Superintendent Literary Fund.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

NJ The most splendid Scheme drawn in Amer-
ca !!
500 0oO-and only 7l4O tickets in the Scheme
7ierandria Lottery Class A. to Graac IN June or July
So No Lottery-5 drawn ballots
GRAND CAPITALS:
slO0, OOO-S25, G0O-SI .000-$7 800, &c, &c.
- Lowest three No. prize $1,000.
Tickets $50.
full scheme of this brilliant lottery will appear MS
soon as the day fixed for the drawing The demand
for tickets is already so great that is confidently
believed that the drawing will take place in june there
fore, delay your orders, for another such chance
may not for years. Bigger as usual will be pre-
pared 10 furnish his friends aud patrons in Town and
Country with packages Of wholes and shares, single
tickets and shares IN his usual great variety. -,
- Orders meet the most prompt attention, and IN AL
be forwarded, consequently not liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sight, the moment the drawings are received.
IT Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond, Ia.
May 10. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

IT OUlSA RAlLROAD.-By virtue of an act pass
Z ed February 18Th, 1896 incorporating the SiocK
holders Of the Louisa Rail Road Company, books VIII
be opened on Monday the ninth day Of May next fo[
the purpose Of receiving subscriptions to The amount OF
$500 OOU in shares Of 800 each, to constitute ]clnt
capital stock for the purposes contemplated ny the sau
act The books will be opened in the City of Rich
mond, at the Merchants Coffee House, under the dcc'
lion of Richard Anderson, John Rutherford, Nicholas
Mills Conway Robinson, Richard B. Haxal David
Anderson IT, and Captain Thomas Nelson, or two OF
them; al 1aylorsve in the county of Hanover, under
the direction of William D. Winston Henry Robinson,
Francis g. Taylor, Joseph Nj. Sheppard. Edmund ton-
tame, and Thomas boswell, two Of them; al jack
sons Tavern Louisa, under the direelon OF Eiisla
Jackson, David Richardson, Frederick Harris, and II.
NJ. Burnley OF Two Of them; at Louisa Court House,
under The direction Of Thomas Johnson William Cra"
ford John Hunter Richmond Terrell, Peter Scales: and
BENJAMIN NJ Francisco or two of them; and At Gordons
villr in the county of Orange, under the direction OF
William f. Gordon, James Lindsay, Mann Page, and
ColcbT Cowherd or two of them. Gentlemen willing
to subscribe and sufficiently to any place at
can by power attorney authorize some person to sub
scribe for them The books for receiving subscriptions
will be kept omen each place ten days. Al the cIp-
ration of that time the Commissioners AT each place are
requested 10 make report directed to Conway 10.
bnson and others, Commissioners in Richmond, show
ing how many shares have been subscribed for al each
place Upon every subscription of stock, there is to be
paid the time of subscribing 10 The Commissioners,
The sum of two dollars on every share subscribed.
Apr;l % llS-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

MOTCE-Tbc Subscriber OF the lutte firm OF Powell htEnson
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally that he
ss Of Virginia and Carey streets late
y BY John Wight square below the Columbian HOTEL
and next door Mr. Charles Pame for the purpose Of trans
acting General Commission receiving and forward
in. Goods to INV part State will keep constantly hand
we'll general of Groceries, which will be
sold as articles had IN s MARKET
70 which he Of all who be disposed TO
ronzc him. especially his friends residing the Counties Of Ches
crhed PowEatau Amelia, Noowuy tunOnurs Mecke9bu.S
baIoe Halifax Pittsylvnniu, Prince Edward, Cumberland Al
bemac Furunna Louisa Goochand hi. own native county Ming
William and Caroine-tc of whom generally at the
Columbian HOTEL his only few doors below the ia
ve they particularly requested call and examine for them
they Having had long experience
the above business TINT by personal and unisn'-
ling attention share proportional part OF public pa
Hedging hme eSeItion TO sats
fuction 1DE an w - j..
r. All kind Of produce for sn goods to
no forwarded wehc. coming James River down the
Cnna By the Rail Road will be received and attended TO- free OF
also all goods purchased Of will be delivered in any
Fsf, y. t w., as,iaJto T.. P.
NAV l-fta"o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

ryouIRER IS published twice week, generally ana
- IA" wr,k dur;ns the session OF the State Lessa'uIe
,s:e "r> Five Dollars annum, payable IN al
Fec ' = Chartered specie paying banks ony) Will be re-
O,: % s n iS sS 'Ss mr,r9s
M ,! Re d,cuunued, but the discretion Of the
< y" SHF Al srrcs:ascs have been paid up. ,.u
rsS aH a. , s.au,ee the payment OF nine papers, shall
h :| :hJ .en,h grail, OF ADVERTISING.
y 0ac inserted. until al either been paid for
seems no a1 , olson in this CITY or its eurirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

WN7M. McCRERY, Draper end Tailor, has recelv;
wv ed handsome assortment of new Sp,.ng ana Ina
sammer Goods of beautiful and superior 9uaLty ne
sOcts early call from his customers sno G his
best efforts to all who favor him. =.
April %. lie-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
rrnrH''SrECICS OF THE LYNCIIBURG DEM0CRAT.
M tubsctther ih ESQ, hls

'r,Iir tIt It's OF THE LYNCHBURG bEAoCKAf.
en,,, havin: purchased Of Jsrnes NJ smith, ESQ., ms
IN The lynchburs Democrat Pepo.es to recon
nS Of thu, rsscS the VI two or three
'' ae L" make will permit,
..a: WILL herooiare yield firm support TO the pre-
o. 'e General Governments ao an !ne e'eeo"
lie our ycne.alc Chief Magistrate will aaroca!e
p4:,r vii, 'sn Butcn, the candidate Of the pemoca'
ao ever be found aaycd the side Of the Pcopo-un-
ea ~ hostility to those who betruy their trusts by an open
e e'p'esad will of the constiucnt body-earlcs IN
lit ~ "os. principles Of constitutional liberty, which form
cur sa o the rights Of tho People, and tao Perpetuy OF
M 10 It's political character, the columns Of the Domocfns
10Th to the dissemination Of THO Of the day,
M 'skdns. &C., Sc.
in resu.ci,ang the Democrat bess to assure tue
Ltnchu.g and the surrounding countless that he designs
r. establishment permanent; and he should be SO or'u
sufficient patronage he trusts from bis experience
duc Of public journalist to be abls to render the
y %a' worthy OF their support.
DIV ~ he Democrat will I've published Mondays and Thurs
- per annum, payabie in adrdnee. w
'TIa:Miy attended to. THOMAS L. WILSON.
t'!Hthsurs, May Il. 3-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

FOR SALE.-I will sell Tract Of Land, contauns 2o
'Eg IN the count! Of Prince George noar City Point IL
I" wotrac OF ncarly equal size, diried hy nsStss
known By the Of High Peak the other tho Ola
1iass which ,hou.b for .ome time mast GU, Of usc might
"'v cipcasc be mado comfortable and conmodous !hey
e quantity Of excellent timber. Further descripnn Is
- unnecessary, The purchaser will doubt cranne TOT
l%.n" Ness Daniel Eac. and William wilkins, who live nd.
@ VI" sh"w the land will sell bssh parcels, as may
Veil md upon accommodating terms If the money DO
If letters upon tho subject, they
No. ,,GGieeicd to Lunrnhurg Court. House. -
Ma! il. i3-wiwl RICHARD J. EPES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

ENXTENSlON OF THE RAIL-ROAD.-The Cars
81 will hereafter TO Juniper Farm, on the North
Anna River (26 miles from Richmond) as follows:
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ, and half past
o'clock, 2. NJ
Leave Juniper Farm at half past o'clock, A NJ,
and at hall past clock, 7. NJ.
Northern passengers will leave Richmond al 6 o'clock
in The morning. and arrive at Fredericksburg al ), and
Washington al . o'clock the evening; leaving
Washington from the Northat o'clock in the morning.
they will arrive Richmond at o'clock the even
ing. ~,
line Of Cars lately established on the Baltimore and
Washington Rail Road, conveys passe myers without loss
of time in either direction and from The Philadelphia
and Baltimore Boats.
Seats will be given to all who apply for them. On
pleasant days extra tain starting at II o'clock, VIII
run louisville any other point chosen by passen-
gers, arriving in Richmond, return before clock
The mail train will stop at poin, on The way, except
Taybrsville.
Price Of Passage.
To fredericksburg s. To ayioIsvle 81 2 %
A.cket entities the holder to seat in return-on the
same day, free Of charge.
NJ Ali baggage at The risk oft owners.
N:v6 120-GL