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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30
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YHyHE above reward will be paid by the subscr-
q Der, for the apprehension Of RICHARD liAN.
klNS, late a Stage Driver between Richmond and
fredericksburg He made his escape by violence from
officer OF justice in this City. the 2lst Instant
He is suspected of purloning the whole Of the
Northern letter packages, of the h instant Oae par
Gel contained notes the interior Banks Of Ma.
ryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Cincinnati, Ohio
The whole Of these notes marked acrnss the face
':Jany 9th, IS:}" with pcn Three one hundred dol
lar notes of he Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati,
follows: $lGO the Lafayette Bank. No. IL, A, Fcby.
Goth, lS35, payable to j. H. Lea-$l0o do d. No. lbs,
A, Frby. ~. 1888. payable to J II. Lca-Sl00, do do
No :sDl Fr5y 20, 1885, payable Ia a. G. Morrison.
small part 81 Inc Maryland and Pennsylvania notes was
sold to Broker in this City the goth inst, part OF
which had the writing the face rubbed off. Other
packages, containing draS and valuable enclosures to
large amount are missing. JAMES +. PRESTON,
Jan. %. (5l-fl Postmaster, Rirhmond, Ea.
THyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-tan away
q from the farm of the subscriber. Sunday might
the 9th instant Il negro man named Bsh sometimes call
ed Bob Christian he is thick, we'll set fellow, dark
skin large fiat nose about trtyvc years DID, feet,
or 10 inches high; has the left eye accustomed
BY bur had on when he went away dark drab clothes
oil home made CLOTH and blue ovcr.coa has wife al
Mr.. VILLAIN 3. Mocock's, (Ncw Kent CONTINUOUSLY
has mother 4, Col John II. Christians. in Richmond
and relations at Gen. j. B. llarvc's farm the Chcka
honiny.
The above reward will be given for the apprehension
Of the said slave if lodged in Jail in llrnrco or Gooc
land and the same with reasonable charges paid il deli
verrd to ne at Tuckatoc, Goochland county.
Jun. 49, T79-u'] F. l.. WIGHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

rxrlInEw is published twice week. generally anu
- ~ rrrk during the OF the state LcS'Si1i -
w. Pie S.g,c heretofore, Five Dollars per |""u"i hs re-
,i c;,r,c.ed ing banks lonyl WI! DC re-
i ~ n..nra The E!i'rs will guarantee The Sa,e.i "
,, III. tag. -. letters brins PAID oE the 10
- ,.r l D.. disco .nuc, but L, the discretion Vi ~"
-: uI all have been i'aId up - s,,,I
- Whoever viii guarantee the payment VI ""' r"i'
have the ,cn,! gratis ,., n,-r,r,s,xc
49, in. s.ar. or less inst insertion, cents; each
No advertisement, asserted, un hu' either oeeh P' "
,,cI i,y same r,r SUI: in this city its enrirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

StALE OF NEGROES, &c.-By virtue of a De-
e cre,a order of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancrry of the county Of Louisa pronounced IN
a sut therein depending, wherein Thomas 7. Rcpctoc,
William W. Lane and others are plaintiffs, and William
McAllistcr dec administrator and others are defend
ants shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash at Ellsve in the county of Louisa, on Friday
the 2th day Of February next all the negroes belong
inc to the estate of William McAllster, dec, consist
inc of two men, two boys. two women, and three or
four children together with all the household and ktch-
on furniture A. G. SHEPHERD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
S2-9awJwr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

YH7HE subscriber wishes to employ for the present
IL year, Lady qualified to teach the ordinury branch
es of an English rducalou.Any communication to '''e
Oh the subject, must be directed TO opkinsve, Pow
hatan county, Va JNO. p. b. HARRIS.
Jan Is ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

M
Il Hungarian or Saplng Glover,
Common red, 90.
White Dutch, 90.
LuccrTc, 40
Highland meadow oat Grass,
Orchard, 90.
Herds, d"
Mancti wurtzcl and rua basa.
GARDEN SEEDS-Harr"ntcG fresh and genuine
1Sparagns--Large giant.
lrtichokc-I.arge globe.
Brn-Eary blood turnp. early yellow do long blood,
Sir Jao Sinclair French sugar OF amber, Aange "urt
eel.
six weeks do. Mohawk. dwarf cluster Warrington. or
Marrow refugee or eco one, large white Scissor pole
beans French carly white do
Lcicrv-Whc solid, North's giant red.
CrcsS-Broad lcaved Garden.
Cnrrot-Long orange large yellow, new red studley
CaJ{noc-F.arly May, DO ox-heart. do. York, do su-
garloaf DO. attersca flat Battcrsra, large YORK. iha
-elpha late flat Dutch: drumhcad, large Bergen, green
curlrd Savoy, globe Savoy. blood rcd.
(auiiH0,rcr-EGrly.
Eo asst sape do frame long green long
prickly, ghcrkIn.
CurnEEarly Tuscarora, do. white Canada. sweet or
sugar.
Endirc-Grccn curlrd
Err Pian-Purplc oval. do. round
LrRHce- Early curcd Silcsa, ice, brown Dutch large
green head or cabbage.
Nc!On-hlurray's pine apple, green cron
,fvs,ard-White and brown.
Cuion-W hte Portugal, silverskin, potatoe, top or
tree. 49,. !,
peas-Lardreth's extra early. early primitive, do
Nav do Charlton, Bishop prolific blue fr,isSan,
early royal dwarf do Frame dwarf maro%ai, tall mar
rowtat.
Parsnip-Long smooth French. turnip.
Parsley-Extra curled
Pcpper-Large bell.
RaddsA-Long scarlet, short top, long salmon, scar
let turnp. white do.
RhubQrJ
Spinact-Round and prickly.
Satisfy.
7omaio-Large red.
Squash-Suniner bush, do. lemon, do. crook neck,
winter crook neck vegetable marrow.
Turnip-Eary white, Ruta Baga.
Herb and Flower Seeds.
WILLIAM PALMER.
Ian % sl-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

" fred ~ persons indebted 10 the estate Of Al
hereby "T deceased late of Caroline county, are
and al requested to come forward and make PAYMENT;
required having claims against the said estate, are
,cnicacJ vS'h them to the subscriber, properly au-
b,r =, a. Tor settlement as this notice will be pleaded
-" Such Claims as shall not be thus presented
WIN. r. B. WYATT,
January 10 administrator Of alfred Minor, deceased
79-w4w*
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NN7INTER ARRAN GEMENT.-Tw WEEK.
wv The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahontas, 10
and from Norfolk and Baltimore. vii! commence on
Monday the 9Th December, 10 run only twice week;
cavinG Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and urs-
day morning. al 10 o'clock and Oh ana alter iurS-
day the 9Th January, lc;6, they vii! run only once
week leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 clock: Should the ma
ypaon Of the Puapsco be interrupted ~ ice, the pas
scnecrs will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly.
The Patrick IIcnry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning. for Richmond and return every
Sunday and Wednesday.
Passaue and fare to Norfolk SO. All baggage at the
risk of the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, .1gcnt.
R,l,;nnrc Drccnbrr J. Gift
wRON STORE.-Wc have ia store a large and we'll
81 selected assortment of Iron to which are daily
adding by receipts per almost every packrt-and OTTER at
very low prices 200 TONS of the following description,
viz
FLAT-English, Swcdes, Country and Ulster, almost
every size. :.
ROljND-Enrlrsh, Swedcs and Ulster, from Ii to- d.
amerr.
sQUARE-English, Swedcs and Ulster from Ia to
diameter.
OVAL-7.S oval Ulster Iron,
Box band sheet, hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods spike rods axlctrcc mons for coach makers,
Crow Bars.
3 tons best American blistercd Steel,
Ia do do. English do. GL stanp)
3 do. srrinr steel, from - to = -
10 do Sanderson 81 Bros best Cast Steel CT the usual
variety Of sizes.
4 do. Palmer Mould Boards. from No. ] to 3 10
AXES-Smnons Il Beers make.
''-Ni'' WORKMAN, McGRUDER x co.
Nov Q 52-tlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

Hg LACK SMITH for sa!r-Will lac sold in front "f
81 b the Bell Tavern, on Monday the LIST Of February,
at IL o'clock, very valuable Blacksmith, belonging
to the estate of Beverly II. Woodbridge, deceased.
DANIEL B. ELAN, administrator.
L. S. HrEBARD, .7ucoaecr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

a. RkANSAS LANDS.-l will purchase Military Pa
"A tents for lands in the Territory OF Arkansas.
Ian q T75-l2ll GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

& ,bo annual n General Meeting of the Members of
Iaass Of l ,a Assurance socicty against fire
ee,y o. !e Safe Of Virginia. will be held at the ST.
FeJru,rv 49, ~ Richmond, on Monday, the Jst day of
-! N"'' Jan 81 73-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

a DMlNISTRATOR NOTlCE-All persons in
"A dcblcd 10 the estate OF the late Mrs. Sarah w. White,
deceased are hereby notified and required TO make nme-
diate payment to the undcrsgnedArd all persons hay.
ing claims against the said estate will present them, duly
authenticated, for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

HNOR NEW ORLEANS-Paeket Of Isl FEBRUARY.
a. The Brig VIRGINIA, will sail Posit1ety the lst
February For freight or passage, apply 10 ~
LANCASTER, DENLY q GO.
~ OF S2-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

&ALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue Of Deed Of
- Trust from Abraham F. Biggers, bearing date the
Court OF Lousa-and at the request of Pleasant Car
pen,cr, for whose benefit in part the Trust ven
the undersigned will, Tuesday, the 9TH day Of Feb
ruary Next offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash.
at the Tavern of Lewis Shsers in the county of Louisa
negroes Maria and Nelson-bcing the reversionary III
tercs in part, Of the said Abraham F., in the Estate OF
John Biggers dec and conveyed by said Deed. Such
title only as is vested by said Trust (Which is believed
to be good) will be made.
JAMES DUKE, letting Trustee.
I,,u,ry 81 Sl-3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

the Factory lately occupied by r. G. G,a' ue b a
on Cary street, nearly opposite the aiG lie
new Corn Mil lately erected by Mr. F. j. Ghsras ,
Terms Of sale &, II and j. months negot'ao'. e., notes.
with the interest added, and deed 0. t"S' , oaa ' o
perty will be required The sale VIII I iNuE IIrTi,
premises. 7S-,ds
Inn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

sS"'S ING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
Who i d. favorable opportunity is offered 10 any person
prs< ~ sE2us Of becoming The conductor of public
SIZE i MAKE good purchase This paper offered for
burr, h.rE '"s'Hta Rpudicun," printed in Martins
arcinr,.:ey county. Virginia. The subscription is
ncws,' and Is at this time equal to most of country
sde,ni -, HE job wcrk and advertising are also
the n,n he materials all good. The principles
Other are Democratic, and the proprietor has
wish f., @ "r dsp"sing of the establishment than his
p i 10 purchase will please direct their letters (post
who vii; 'E 'o't'r, OF 10 J. H. Smoot, Washington city,
Le reon,. give any information on the subject that may
tci-3l january 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

" a.
wb tho n,rr,.t nid,d and deed OF trust on Tie pro-
ner,v will he reou1cd The sale will take pace On le
premises. -S,ds
January lG. -- ~
GAZE or LAND in Prince Edrard County, on the
"a p;rrr 3yu0nmnUr-By virtue OF decree OF the
s., S,,n.r;nr Court of Law and Chancery for tho
cnrn,v of Frederick pronounced on the llth day OF
i ~; in the case of .Robert Gibson, plaintiff,
;,,,., INK, B. Wondsnn Edward Radtord: and Chris
,onhrr B. Strong defendants, shall, as Commissioner
rnrccd TO sell to the highest bidder Thursday, the
81 dav of March next, the Tract of Land, OH which
Edward .lladnrd has resided and known as the farm
called sigh HILL" The sale will take place at the
Tavern of Mr. George Jetries in the town OF Farm
Vile at the hour OIL This tract of land is situated
on the Appuuttox River and is the conveyed by
Blake b. Woodsan to Edward Radford, and containing
upwards Of hundred and fifty acres, (the precise
number of acres not known but will he ascertalned
vious the day Of salr) 1t is within four or hive miles
of the ,own Farmvc. Persons desiring 10 purchase
view Tie land at any time previous to the day OF sale
The land will be sold in accordance TO the decree OF The
Court above referred To; which decree will be read at
the time and place OF sale.
T.rm!s-( Extract from the Decree:) " One third OF
the purchase money in cdSA-one third III nine months
and the balance i'll eighteen months" Bonds with APP
proved securities will be required for the purchase mo-
ney and i; is expected that purchasers will be prepared
execute such bonds, at tie time and place OF salc
The conveyance will be made when 4 final decree OF
the Court shall have been pronounced.
II Thursday, the Sd day of March, 1885, should not
be fair day. the sale will be postponed 10 the next fair
dav. NATHANIEL PRICE, Commissioner.
FRINGE Edward c. H., January 3. el-l2t
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January %.

a LARGE and ruiunUc tract VI Land an Fnuqncr
"a County for Saie-By virtue OF decree of the Su-
peror Court Of Law and Chancery for lenrco county,
in the case of 90 Norton Norton, the undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 2Slh day of March
next at Warrcnton, in the county of FauQurr, before
the front door of the Courthouse of said county pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
tract of land lying in the county of Fauqulcr near Ger
mantowu and within s or miles Of Warrenton, long
known Us the Elm CHAM Forest estate, and containing
2l}3 acres according to actual survey made years
arc 1t was then divided into nine parcels lots, with
the view Of being rented urned out these lots
divided into four parcels containing about GOO cach
50 as to make convenient farms Of each parcel
The land will be sold in parcels in such way rs to &C.
connodate purchasers, and upon the day Of sale plat
of .he whole land, divided into separate tracts will be
exhibited This land is situated in very healthy coun-
try and is believed to be FERTILE and well adapted to the
culture Of Indian corn, wheat rye and OATS and III re-
card TO society. is well situated.
Terms of Saie.-One third of the purchase money to
he paid in nine MONTHS onc-thIrd in gh,een months,
and the residue in two years from the day Of sale
Bonds with approved security for each nsalnent bear
inq interest from the day Of sale, will be required OF the
purchasers who it is expected will be ready with their
srees to execute said bonds arlhcst, the day OF
sale Tie title will be retained until conveyance shall
be directed Nv the CGurt.
K RtjIh!F " & NIe2oLAs Commissioners
Jan. 10. Old
until the day sale, send their bills the Subscribers for
men
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

atREDEElCk 4. MAYO, Book. Binder, solicts the
public more. in the course Of % years expe-
renee IN thS city, for portion OF patronage in his linc
q as mechanic he deserves such.) His friends and
custom" rs. including Clerks Of the different Courts
"'Ioush Nirg;nia, aic respectfully invited
- Ills blnGcry is situated the Main Street near
ne MAKE" Gil&ge over Mr. VIM. Palners, and me- TO
~ Smith Bookstore. [Si-Gt1 January 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

W. uHDLRlAkERS.-Propo will be received
yjIa u'r b"ald G: Trustees for the Town of Clarks
Town eu,nS dow" and graduating the streets Of said
Wi; J'o w.t.! be let. Persons wishing to undertake,
,;PpE to James b. Daniel, Of GAINESVILLE, who will
te R Pan OF the work to be executed. BY order Of
C;nrn +. \. WILLIAMS, President.
jan % 'ee'e'0g :, ..o.
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Jan. 5.

JAMES RAWLINGS,
.7dmr. Of Mrs. Sarah ". Hhitr, decrnsct
...,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

EDUNAWAY-Wa committed to the custody Of the
H. Jal.vr Of Halifax county, Virginia, Negro boy
,4srrd kytara-who states that he The property OF
Dr. Benz Johuson late Of the county of King George,
Va who has recently removed to West Florida. The
said boy apparently about ~ years OF age, dark com
psxion of low statute and remarkably awkward. de-
c-cpL appcarance-had when committed round.
about and panaloomS vi mixed honcspun, and no
hat The owner is requested to forward and COM
ply with the requirements OF the law, otherwise they
viii be complied with on the part OF
JAMES MEDLEY. y. S.,
-
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7
The National Inesence Country paper and the Gazette pub
.r tue above
sac and send bills to the suScrIoe Tor pay
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gN CHANCERi-NIRGINIA.-A Rules held in the
L Clerk office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aid Chanccry Tor Goocland county, The 20 day Of
November. 1850
Jackson Mills and john 5. Flruing, Pitts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15

MARYLAsD.-The voice of Mary land, as
expressed in the elections for Senatorial
Electors last week, is heard with terror BY
the placemen and Office holders of the ad
miDistrallon. The Wings have triumph
ed, and carried the day, in spite of the
Herculean efforts that were made to insure
their defeat Twenty one Wings and
nineteen Van Buren, men were elected, by
whom Senate for the State is 10 be cho.
sen, which holds its office for the ensuing
five years. This result is more than was
expected by the Wings, who thought their
opponents had succeeded, when the result
in few counties became known, which
were adverse to their cause. The vote
throughout the State was small, owing to
the little interest felt by many about the
electoral election, and cannot, therefore,
we think. be taken as fair criterion of the
strength of parties in the State. In No
vember, it doubtless will be much larger
but will, we confidently anticipate, result
in the complete success Of the Wings, and
overthrow Of the office holders and their
retainers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15

DIsAPPoINTMENT.-The Van Buren,
glorlfers in the city of Baltimore were pa
radinS the streets Of the city on the eve.
ming OF the 7th inst, in all the .spomp
and circumstance" which they are wont to
display whenever they happen to be veto
rlous in an election, Shrewd devices were
naraded IN the streets by these worthless,
Tor the purpose OF jeeri0g their defeated
opponents. One individual was mounted
upon an old horse, in imitation of " death
on the pale horse" intending TO intimate,
probably, that the hopes of the Wings
were being destroyed by the valour of
those doing the bidding of the fierce ,car-
rior of Undertook, Another had a large
tub filled with lather, placed in a cart,
with huge wooden razor, with which he
ntimated his willingness to scrape the
heightened coutenances of the poor defea-
ted Wings. They paraded about the
streets for some time in this manner, un
Ill the news Of their own defeat began TO
pour in upon them, when one after ano
Their began TO drop silently from the ranks
and steal to their homes the pale horse
and his rider" we're seen turning corner
at the top of their speed, while the would
be barber TO the wings, was observed 10
have a vissge as rueful and elongated az
any he had anticipated seeing among those
to whom he had kindly profered barber
izing services,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15

gFHEzEKIAH NILES, Esq, has retired
from the management Of that well known
public Journal. Miles Register" ia con.
sequence of i'll health and the in6rmiIi.,
of age. The i" Register" was established
by MIR. Niles, twenty five years ago; and
under his care it has attained reputation
for correctness and impartiality unequal.
led by any other journal in the county,
The Register will in future be conducted
by Mr.. WIN. OGDEN NILES, late editor Of
the Frederick Herald, and eldest son Of
its founder, under whose direction il will
not, we think. Judging from the number
before us, deteriorate from its well earned
reputation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15
BEAVER, (Pa.) August 8.

An Ohio paper speaks of boy that at
70 years of age. weighed 100 pounds =
Pretty fair weight, to be sure, but not I'D
to Beaver county We have heavier
case, or rather pair of cases, as follows
About three weeks ago, pair, or match,
as the case may he, were married in the
southern corner Of this county, and from
the hymenal altar were taken TO the
scales, where they were weighed in the
balance" and certainly not found want
ing! Their weight in conjunction was
$50 pounds There is no doubt of the
correctness Of this statement-Argw.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15
CHE Gatetts:
MAR TINsB URG, va.
T thursday, SEPTEMBER Is, 1886.
TErsKssEE.-Accounts from Tennessee

TEEEEssEE.-Accounts from Tennessee
are Of the most cheering character. In
all parts Of the State, the determination to
resist the dictation OF the Washington
Grandees, is strongly manifested. Gen.
Jackson is now in the State, attempting
by his influence TO induce its sturdy yeo
men TO support his pet candidate; but all
attempts made in favor of Van Buren, meet
with reception that cannot but convince
the old hero. that though the Tennessee.
ans loved him, they utterly contemn and
despise Mr.. Van Buren,. A free dinner
was given to the President, when all friend
ly TO him and Mr.. Van Buren, were invited
10 come and partake without charge, but
it was SHINY attended, and passed of
heavily. A dinner was given short time
afterwards, TO the Hon. Bailie Peyton,
when those who partook paid, and it was
attended by upwards Of thousand of the
bone and sinew Of the State. The loasts
were spirited and appropriate and evinced
tone Of determined resistance TO the
Rucker nomination, that looks like any
thing but willingness or disposition 10
obey the mandate of that fragrant attempt
at imposition upon the generous feelings Of
an intelligent community. Judge White
was toasted 10 cordial and energetic
manner, upon the occasion, by all those
present, who in former times, supported
Gen. jackson, but who will not support
his would be successor. That all this
should be done among the friends of Gen
Jackson, and in his very presence, at
time when he has travelled from the seat
of Government for the purpose of setting
the State right for MIR. Van Buren,, is omi
nous Of the approaching fate of the heir
apparent, in the rifle, shooting State His
day is past, and bis sun. like that of the
Hero, is fast merging 10 the horizon, be-
hind which it will soon sink from The view
of The world.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15
@-lt is stated in the Vicksburp R.r;.

G-lt is stated in the Vicksburs Reri.
ter, that Gen. Dunlap, of Tennessee. !,
now at Memphis. with corps of tbr,.
thousand men, which was originally raised
for the Florida war, and which he j, now
marching to Texas, to assist the Texan,
in their contest with Mexico. Thew ar,
all completely armed, and will prove 10
doubt a welcome addition 10 the Texan
army, which is at this time small. coOsa.
ering the number of men with whom The,
have to contend.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15

GA man was knocked down s,a
bed Of 234O dollars and a yaluabls ,a.'
lever watch, at Madison, Indiana ., Il,
night of the 26th August. He wa, ., Ii,
way from the steamboat landing, whib.,
he had been 10 look after the sec,,;,u
some his baggage, when he was koo.L
ed down 10y two ruffians, and his nocL.,,
rliled before he recovered. 1t is SUNNI. 4
that the robbers followed him from n,
cnnati, for the purpose of robbng b;,,
the first opportunity they having bee,
informed that he had large quantity .,
money about his person.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-15

FASTING EDIroRs ind;r;lx
York. few days since, attempted ,ohs''
Mr.. Green, the editor of the N v ~
ing Post, but caught tartar. a, N. ~
politely took him by the nose. led ~; " V
the door, and dismissed him with =. 4' ="
nest application of the foot. Nh.
daunted, he thought best to trv ,,o,.'
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