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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21
NORTH CAROLINA


Tn the Editors n the Enquirer. Marlborough, l3h Jane
I'VE are nearly unanimous tIrte for Van Buren, and
Johnson. We will show you in November
"Fton su,ry County, (.N. c. June 10.
awe are getting on in this county hnely. Our strength
has been in the course Of ak months, Increased thirty
per cent. Last year, this county elected one Repub
can and two Wings This year, we shall elect the en-
tire Van Buren, ticket
GLOW can it be otherw ,c with such cause and sucf
candidate, against peald coalition OF the most dis
cordant elements OF men and Of measures that were
ever put together. White, Harrison, and WEBSTER &c 6
heads and points, umL!ed and josed tGstlkef! In n
Carolina, the Republican Party have old Nathaniel Ma
con with them. His name alone is tower OF strength
not only there but emery nhtrsl
The following paragraph is from the last Petersburg
Constellation:
d-ncc ScwlaaI viii 1e elected Congress from Inc DIS
w formerly rs trahnm by at least majority hs
burke Haywood fatcy Bunconb AID ancoa 81" al
givc him v while hi; Rutherford Wi DC stronger
last election. The from oil quarters OF inn state
Democratic and have no ouot HAT Ole
Rip Van WinI-,r sister State is someme' faee;oc call
the Wings tnext Fnl beyond the possibility
OF question, is indeed vide Gwoke.'"
From Kanaichu County, Va.
Rest assured ,hu, all is safe in This section Of the
Stale for Van B.rpn and the Democratic Party"
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BIsges.'s Prize OM'ce'
RICHMOND, virginia.

nT Bigger siM nkeGd, p
Dr.wing ct Virginia Norfolk No )
" iS ia IS 3 8 80 y ~ 81 81
r;cks, No. l6 II 81, CAPITAL Prize OF Siooo; SOLO
end PaiI Is u'ue' iS-2t
Junc 81.
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Yours. &c,

" NJ. II. WIEN. O-'.
csi ,ed in this city Yesterday from Mobile We learn that
our sownsman, Colonel Mirubeau B. Lamar, mas neeh
anr oned Secretary Of Har of the Texas Government.
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COMMUNICATED.
NOTICE.

1t is said, that Judge Whites Sun at Washington
has scl-lo Use no more Is this Sign pfOpkeiiea
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Rail-, IN MOTION.

We shall publish in our next, the proceedings of1ic
Democratic Committees Of the counties OF Caroline,
Elizabeth City, Kanawhu, Campbell, and Marshall; The
committee of Campbell adopted resolution that Mr.. Van
Burens slate castng cote the question Of engrossng
the Post Office ncendary publication) bill, is an eyl.
dence of his attachment Southern gifts, and ought
to silence the objections Of his Southern enemies on thai
ground"
We shall also lay before readers the proceedings
in Bnth and Buckingham. The Committee Of Bueking-
ham give it their unanimous opinion that MIR. Van
Buren, will receive majority Of the votes in thai county.
The Committee Of Bath think that our minority ci the
Spring will be increased in the Fa Tie Committee
in AnrshaA county think have uothing 10 fear in
future in that COUNT.
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Indian Portrait Gallery.


If we were 10 consult initinntfoas alone we should
write long article this beautiful and unique publca.
tion-but we much crbbed and circuuscrbee Tor
want of sDaee that must limit curse YES 10 the brief
est possible notice The Agent. Mir. Fuller, is now n
this Cyfie has just returned from Charleston where
the patronage is munihcent The subscriptions a!
Washington Philadelphia &c, besPeak the taste md
the excellence Of the work 1t is consist Of 20 Nos
al S. the No. each containing portraits Of the most re-
ma1kabe Indians, with biography to each The pnr'
traits of the first No admirably engraved and beau
uly co'ored to show off the counenance and the cos
tune They copied by 6rst-rate artist, from lie
original portraits in the gallery at Washngton-The bo
graphes Of the principal Chiefs to be written by 'r
Me Kennev-Judse Hall, Of Cincinna,i-and four "i
them are to be executed By the powerful pen of Cover
nor Cass. Secretary of War.-This work requires no
newspaper puf-lt recommends itself We u0de:'ta 70
an edition Of it is also 10 be got up in London, where
the habits OF race Of men, which is almost entirely un
known 10 the English people, must make them an o.
ice. Of the greatest curiosity 10 us they are patco
larry interesting from their connection win some o' LIE
most thrno events which are passing before our eyes.
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From K0naicku Covrtv. Va

Rest assured ,ha, al is safe in This section Of til
State for Van Burrn and the Democratic Party"
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On tho Lieutenant Gorrrnor Of Tic Tac Of prgiaa.
a PROCLAMATION.

NSIEREAs it as been represented 10 the Executive that
felony aggravated cinracrr. has recently been Commit
cJ in the couny OF EsscN y J.ncs W. Banks, who IS
no .una M Iir:e-Tcrc=:c, b. Wyh.m Robertson, Lieutenant
accu,in: OF the Constitution
Goy.por of the nave thought proper hereby 20 Of
m reward hunted and nifty arS TO pcison or parsons
a., will chcr laes " BIEk, AID convey HIM 10
n mi! Of the cnGn E,..; nl 40 require all
ocr. c:y military aud tine people OF the Common
wr,, I, use hcr urchcn the said James W.
r ,nk, that he r,uv he dean witt: according To law.
Given ur:icr hand Lieutenant Governor, acis %
ISrul Governor nnrcsn! under the lesser seal OF the
Common wealth, at Rchmoai, this 10th day OF :npici'
her ls3j. WINDIlAM ROBERTSON.
rcpcscnr the above name" James w. Banks genc
,,iIy known by tic name ia ;:rks,h ~ is about % or
wars ol-aoat i o,rIdy fair shn rnnnd FACE large
look wh'1 tpoScm 20 and has the appoaf-
urrc Of having iccn :u,Um9i to hardship
3T-wtw
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= 80 GOO, $4,000. 20, o99~
Grand Consolidated lottery, CLASS y toe a.a~n q
Wilmington, Delaware, October i'lh' io'"'
,,,nlmrS--l2 drawn ballots.

Amounting to more than million Of dollars
Tickets s2O-haIyes SlO-quarters So. :, =.
Certificates Of packages of wtoles will be sou 80
s2j5-halves Sl:Ss-quarlers $64-eighths S3s
be had as usus in every variety Lsry Qss OF
Opposite The Enyie Rotel
o-.,.-- co,, the country, enclosing the cash or
n,; ,;ccis viii be promptly attended TO- # 19drcsssa
to Richmond, Va
Bid
Se2t2 1880. r,,,o,,s.vil,o sdvoca,c saun,on
nnyc "poe Raleigh Rss WINE he, aSoSs un
ie I send me papcs with the scheme 10 H. and
Ill the l9:a Ocoeci a4'4 ~ G. w. D.
o5lis1
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DE3, the ISL: ut. Ignr. nj !c, .,. 20; u
CARL. ~, youngest daughter q! Mr. vii = Garland # y .
SOW Thus: hut on ii" vc>tijuc of lie cIoul nd cnrcd
to dian the bright horizon %! YOUTH the worlds h,
fidHd h:ctc the chill Of reality the gov Of health M lin, %
VAIN TAR ovHacs', TIA" wand Of the n nres., Hope, pointing
th"Is the VISIT Of ycnr, Opening ioys this lovely yons
creature pass from clf caVi t"" who the tea: CT BIZ.
tr anguish DER h"r early bier Soncbrrclt dcsu Endcw.
Cd "ih ~: inp:st q: WHICH cnri
hslmea'S oil itcrau7egtcd With droaition rise softnc.
and i:cekncss rarely cuallcncvcr
-ui";y 81 MAINE" which inScnsibly sole heart
formed - herself surely, around lu
knew er Hu IN tbs !c,ce circle. the en- ovncus
md fu!ct Of her Ihc hearth that her so With
raianc", mi uawav"via. unhoovrd The
dnutc sister, nd she discharged with unswrrvins rcctiiu
and III III" bosom o! her oln, fmi her un;incy
il g" the l.pr, doing M with mcrk unniur.urins on
4aon' u that tod "O hath declared us his I"y Word,
Of s!"ry Though s;oel rrn' pu;< her last ,rpc
cu!urrd nonua"n tells u" mel" a her early fate still
m'mpy I've and long, lur- shall it b chez ,hrd
nv who kn"w hc Pcac" o hrr-r MIS- tom
s'on" Laugh in the hour Of enjoyment; her
VI sympathy the %! sadness md would no-, wish
"an:mac The s"iia. and hcani clay aud bring her back
weary lie Bot the Blessed ko that spirit
world wrrr ." b; il the be, utiiuI OF youth" checks
tho Uaa:!ir sigh. ar! through thu loom thai sruus Us point.
10 haap: nu,m tin mansions Of light. Yea! tongh the
sic u" lie. vr im' tho uh hire Of her brow il vciicG
nok into hravcn and ,ru 'h" beautiful is made per
aborc." Til" rrriEg hand 81 In" Spol"r huh brushed
as"ir tho finest Hover NJ: earthly hohu; be- still and know -t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13

a ESTRAT-STayc rm the subscribers premises tine
in Ja2 last young female black Mule. She brought from
the cnny O. Orange, about miles above Rchmond
~hen last heard FROM following going in that direction
s!i!Ibe md will l.: given for her delivery 10
Sept. - l3--t1l ROBERT \. MAYO P"ThatGt Scat.
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aaasTHrS
lottery 1sHH EErjssssagc office,
RICHMOND, FIRGiSIA.

Amongst iIoyt's Splendid Schemes below for Sep
tem5er mud the great Sixty Thousand Dollar Scheme
will be found scheme Grand Consolidated, No ~ ,
EItra) in which the ckcs ali prizes, not blank
in the whole lpttery Every ticket is warranted TO draw
prize. Hasten with your orders 10 Hoyt VIII" s an1'
ious to make you Independent and easy.
Drawing Of Maryland, No. IS, drawn 9TH Sept
a. G3 " 81 ~ - o. 90 ID %
Prizes still going at Hoyts, Nos ) "a o. s9id and
paid by tie alucky prize-seller. hoIl'
hSOrHEi
Nos AZ 90 81, sold and paid by the all lucky prize
seller, Hol J.
MORE.
One drawn By lady, Nos - - 3d. sold and paid by
E.yr TO 4 ady also Nos 10 81 So, sold and paid BY
the most fortunate prize seller known, Hofl.
y>rawiuo Of Petersburg. No t, Extra, drawn s,h Sept
10 % Gs ,? ~ IS Il 30 36 :; %
81 &c SO l. IL a. 40 Is u CT
Wc!shurg, No. >.
81 ST 20 ca 81 So ii 10 % 20
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$4,000 dollars.
dsraSs(a a0fssGsidas ted Lottery,

Extra class No ID. for 1896, to be drawn at Whining
ION, Sept 2G: 1886. o>.,,,,,,,
Capitals, $4,000, $1,000, $4,000, $1,000, $500,
54j1s5, Of 81 900, &c. Whole tickets - only, and
SIRE 20 h., a prizs-Ilalves s2,50-qnaTters 81 %
certificate oG package Of - Whole tickets Willy be sent
ir only so: Certificate Of halves S25-quaTters l2,
50 Address D. NJ Hoyt for them
For sale by the package c: single ticket: by the all!
lucky ny =,
At tie Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the ssn
Of the Eagle who has and is now selling inoe "a pal
Prizes than any other vender III the known *"r:d:
n Orders for Tickets from any part OF the Chlteu
States BY Mail Otherwise, ensos'"y casa o. p'ae
tickets, thankfully recsi7ed md executed ~ 5c.u,h
mail, with the same iromp, a,'enon as personal appI!
cation and the result given whcn I.Gne''c' m %.ra'
aIrlv after the drawing-if addressed to holl.
awav from home, tie Springs or at places
where my does not meet o f ,b sye wo w
wo''a 't"e 49, ..r,uance viii te invested IN lie
STsi so,d scheme to be drawn. We have large and s
schr:Irs every week: t,,;.,
-. - IT-tl d. NJ. UOYT.
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~. "a rot hsrc of Guy hn|rvci aui hl"s',
.,r, ti,n rI,n,,..r Ill. i,r IL ~

Departed ' ill., Moaco Ricfloud county, Va, tic th
nt and in Ia" 9th OF her AI> taernc smith rcic Of
Charles |i, trcrI,r, The of her liG, and the ia her
dah best a"'rh by the deep afctIoa Of her Children and in
the sincere mHuaiHg OF all Who knew her IL will be mnuiau.
qualification "r friends amI relatives Hnow, the
peaceful saa,ion whra he. lie pom.cd triumphant il
deoia.
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e;ehuoad, Fredericksburg and Potomnc RAJ. Road.
ysyTIE Cars frofa this date run to Milford Depot, op
posi,c Bowling Green dafy, as follows
The Mail train
o,rs. Richnond At half Leaves Milford at quarter
nac: :; o'cicck. T. NJ. past 10 o'clock, A. Bi.
The freight md pny train
Leaves Richmond, at9 Leaves Milford at o eiocS'
O'Clock, p. NJ. I. A.
room, e open in the Depot for the reception OF pas
seprers arriving from the South in the night go 6.
Scot. - -. ~
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DEATHS

on huIsdiy Tie Sth in by Rev Phip Courtue:.
Chesterfield county. ''' - ' .'N'' L. !'-''i -
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Fors ng:-Thc Telegraph makes Gbs; the Lynch
try Vl7glnln and other Wing presses repeat thcu.
'"nS III" story set aioaf: that Amos Kendall has put in
'"cc his two nephews, anda boy, another
'c;'rr. % The tune o:slN2tl9 per annun including his
'%n Salary. The facts to BE-, that his highly
sp"cinbe iather.in Law, Alexander Kyle appninl
.. o. The ia,s Postmaster General Major Barry. Mr..
h:nda'! h?s app"i:trd Gut relative 10 chcc-!hc
- CHER nephew is the creation Of Duff Green's prolific
ton And as 10 the orphan boy, lie is now at school,
aid has never received dollar Of tho public money.
"5a' net?
.'l'at'r H@m'"- The Telegraph quntcs from some
'I:a"tn raHcr the 2. s Of letter which states that
Van Buren, is at hco't utterly opposed 10 the Ytzian
"2f', &c. How comes il, that these Wings are SO
We" acquainted with V. B.'s hcar' The same thing
"'s SAID By the Central Wing Committee, as being at
rear: opposed 10 the rcmora! Of the deposies These
''s"u1ii"ns a. foolish they are false. Who
"a believe 'a, tn" Wings knoc his ht0rl better than
IS :iiFnfs3 And not knowing, how ridiculous ure ali
; IN !Asnranns: ne kaoir That Mr.. Van Buren, is III
;,'"T oi The TcSian cause. The account which Duff
"sn nen,ioas obnut the Strengthened phizzos Of the
an Buren, Senators, when the Of the victory of
sa !acn,o arrived, is equally the fruit Of his prolific
's,nai"n. The joy which expressed by every
10 Bucn man with !cm we conversrd, and the mn
!"T''"S letters winch from Washington satisfy
: mat The whole s.ory is hmnttug.
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TnuTS, VIII great eSICcm,
E&1'E.ACE.

" He did not forget llc compliment which Ee paid him
I; III the presence Of his command can it SOON be
" Forgotten By his children 1t is rur, that that gentle
o lla ana myself are now, haHe for time
been, opposed IL each other some of our views per
" hapa IN io$t Us {" public and measures Of the
" day; but "rrr widely separated rs tie purs
" can neither be nlade 10 forget his virtues. nur with
" hold from him Just comHlcndaion for his many emf
" ncnt services. Sir | would he t.a!io. to my own
nature, II found myself capable Of disparaginc The
:! Claims Of public servant, eminent, we'll rird
" and whose whole lie has been history of such use.
lu!Hcss ana gaantry, az that of Gcncrn! HARRISON
Rather than rob the temples Of that time and
justly honored public servant of single laurel would
choose III justice and gratitude, to heap chaple5
his brow. Sir. the miserable sp of parlzan warfare
and dcracton, Us displayed By Ios OF the journals
both sides, nay, on ai sides OF the question for the
g Presidential succession, Grpsecac from NV heart.
The spirit hat will admit Of good OF the mere
party range, and which dooms 10 inFany all tlas
not reach This standard Of party purlya spirit which
ln"atrs the peace and rerver!* the purposes OF social
" harmony and uninna!l good should rown Upon.
SO Render unto Cesar the things that CAESARS, is
the injunction Of divine wisdom and in all where
wc depart from this principle tho Degradation and the
evil t" be measured only by .A extent Of its in
g. fraction.
ii" Mr. Thrs L. JONES has commenced second tour
through the Southern and Western States and will call
Subscribers for their arrearages. We sincerely
hope, that they will be inc, promptly necessities
strongly call for speedy payments. TO parody the i'm.
pusd words Of the great Statesman, ace rant money,
and acc mast hare H.. We ask it frankly and earnestly
both of political friend and npporcnt-of Republican,
and Of Whig-and four Wing Subscribers are generally
made of,he the same t3erai snf, the who ad.
dressed u the following touching lines the 3Ts ul,
our appeal TO them viii NOT be in vain:
Above is draft Tpon the Treasury (fnr S35) which
will ovcrpay my account. After paying the account,
place the residue 10 my credit and let heat from YOU
Although agrHci"g 'riM yoH politics. have
ken year paper 10. ~ years. and shall continue do SO,
| expect
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.Esi.scas'& E0sEcry esMcc,
RICHMOND; TiEoiE;..
J.urE GgOi Luck

Luck = Go0d Luck! :,
Driving Of the Virginia l.scsburs Eotte'y, Glass NO
=; a. s. .se. ~ j2 - 81 - ID G6
Tickle, Nos IL IS g. Capita! psi=e Of orc thousand
dollars sDd gentleman in this city, and ,he cSs'a
usual, paid a, sight, BY D'H0'
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Much atlO about nothing !

The Whrs are affecting to cant about two letters adj
dressed by X. r. Collier, of Petersburg to Martin van
Buren,. Scarce any thing has occurred IN the course
of the whole camPaig (which more distinctly shows
how very hard run they for materials tn carry
on the war. They any arms which Fury ministers
to them Even the Petersburg lnelligencer, the H.
Wing, and the L. Firgn'an would. al any o'et .u.e'
have scorned to the materials which they are now en
plovuu What is the pith Of the whole OF K H. Collier
two letters and his three or four columns OF commeha
ry: VIVA. of all the slang which the wing presses are
nou,ipp fourth over this miserable waif which chance
has driflcd upon their shore Collier writes to Mr. " D.,
to know if he would veto bill for ahoisIng slavery III
the District of Columbia. Mr.: v B. gives no answer.
Collier repeats his call Sui V. b. Is dumo-an" now
they all conclude that '. b. would not Vclo SUCH o'
and therefore, &C. &c, &C. =. ;,
Did it never occur to lhcm that if MIR. v b. had To
answer every letter which hight be put to him by friend
or foe Tom Dick or Harry, he would have nothing else
to do: The Magician must have many arms as BRA
rcus ant; n, nancy eyes Argus Food and sleep ne
would have none. His whole time would be exhausted
in a course of unavang or inpcriinent Ca,echsin-
Mr. Van Buren, had already declared IN relation 10 lhiS
ycrv subject as his "deliberae and well considered
opinion that there are objections TO the exercise oil 's
power against the wishes of the holding States as
imperdiirc IN rir and obligations, IN regulating
the conduct Of public men, us The mast patpuD'c 'cane
constitutional pager aroud bc.iic had said, that he
Unjust 90 into the Presidential Chair, the nirxble and
uncompromsng opponent Of any attempt on the part oil
aca1st the wishes Of the Save-hoding States and so
with the determination equally decided, to resist The
SLIGHTEST interference with the subject in the States where
!, EXISTS He had sad that it his c!ear and settled
opinion that the Federal eugGt to aDs Gnn
br proyIe Of Ike United Sates enLrust with the control
Of its action SO 10 the consttut'ona Pn,ceT 10'
,"hti iLey are infested, as to precent -Wha does
this mean, but that if he were the rres!achl, ne
would r.to the Bl' So clear was our mind upon
hts subject that we stated in publishing his letter
| Who then can doubt Martin Van Burens solemn oe
bcra,e and wellconsidered determination to exercise
all his Influence oil the power with which ne may
either in the District or in the sates-and if It should
ever come to nt, (Which Heaven in its providence for,
bid he is ready to put the Presidential Veto upon
and 10 arrest the Evi:-He is committed 10 THIS
conscience, affect his character and concern the eternal
| interests Of his beloved country"
We have another fact 10 offer on tlis subcc-and It
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,Eg,frsv Thousand Dollar

al prize L0ttery
All tc,setE without any drawn number on them are
carl, o otjtIct; 10 Two dollars.
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- CONTENTION at Chariotfe Courthouse
"e ha road Convention met at Fdrmville on the OH
a au]"nEHed on The 9th. Two Delegates attended from
"chmoNd, viz: Gen Elarvi4 and Capt. Wren-5 from
own Of Farrvi!lcl 10 from the county of p. Edward
- rem Amcla-7 from Nr,toway-and 20 from Char
'e Or. Spencer Of Petersburg invited to take
~ sr'i and Cot Clement Darlington Of Charlotte was
'.i'rd 10 the Chair and Branch J. Worsham was APP
f"'ed Secretary. Propositions for various routes were
"."sG 10 the meeting and discussed. The following
E''r The resolutions, which were finally adopted:
I. Rtso!reG, That this Convention recommend the
instruction Of Railrad from the town Of Farmruc TO
'aAc to pass through the county Of Charlotte ny or
h"a1 Tie court house
s.? sai5cd, Thatit be recommended by this Conven.
EN- HAT road be arnde aIeng the rdgc tctsetcn the
,cS ant .1pp"mattor rt0srs jI"m the city " f'ehm'Ha
" 'nrmr"ic nad thence to LyachJ~rg.
j. ReSoced, That this Convention recommend the
aSTreion Of railroad from the town oil Farme'le 10
,''fs'arg, through the county Of Nontocny by or near
IT," truct House.
, lie Farmvc Journal states, that 'the objections 10
" !rconmendalinn OF the direct Richmond route seem
" Principally 10 BE- the probability, and, almost certain
= lial 1t will not be chartered by the Legslaure-and
'' me road might be constructed from FarmVe
,"Hgh petersburg to Richmond with less expense, and
e increase OF distance giving To the planter the choice
q, an additional market, aud conflicting so little with
elr tavorIe James river monopoly that it could hard
y be doubted that It would be ahe to secure charter
tom The Legislature" &c.
We hope the whole subject will be taken IN nv the
next Legislature, the most enlightened and liberal
principles, with eye to The public Understanding
mich, the great central improvement by the James
Nrer, and That the route of the Railroad will be deter
mined upon the broad ground of the public good-hav.
l"y before them the satisfactory surveys of all the
''nrated routes For this purpose it is hoped that the
capitalists Of Richmond will take up the whole subject
win splrit-and assis. in having all the loutes rivers
ridges, &c, accurately surveyed and reports laid before
Nie next General Assembly.
Choleru-T Board of Health of Charleston, report
on The 9TH inst O'clock Is cases for the last "a hours
whites, II blacks-5 dead-the others under treatment
VI the cases mentioned in the previous report, more
have died
The avors Of several Correspondents, and some ine.
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BEHOLD"

EEHOLD:
II is not often that we have srcha' splendid Scheme
as tie following comprising sneh.an immense aHo
for dstribu on--to our county H!ehha wa "N''" ''
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The favors Of several Correspondents, and some inter.
sung printed articles necessarily laid till next
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Tie G7cut ID DJu7rn 10 Sch-:sr !.fear'y as many
Prizes as Hanks!
E'irs5ssin &sgse lottery, 10 ,.
FIR the Lcn,E Of The Toscn Of Hhccli7g: ,,.
To he drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, sept ~ 1870
SCHEME.
Thirty Thousand Dollars
els 0nO sGiJO, 5000, Sl0U0, 10 Of II 500, ID OF
saiiO ~ Of 500, 90 Of 500, 30 Of s51a, &c
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13

The n. York Express (Wh,g) informs us. that "a the
Hon Thomas Ewing, the Hon Francis Granger, aud The
Hon. John &, Wright, TO be present at TIE Young
Mems Convention, on Saturday last, in ClravGland.-
The Wings in Ohio every where wide awake
Thus Inc Wings go IF Van Buren, were 10 ccct"necr
Granger is doing, should hear The end oft.
B!t the proverb goes, it is safer for nrn 10 steal
horse, Than for another to look the hedge.