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

NAIINTER ARRANGEMENT-Tw A WEEK.
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocalontas TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th December, to only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs.
day morning, at 10 o'clock and on and after Thurs.
day. the 9Th January, 1886, they will only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, ss formerly
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
Sunday and Wednesday
Passage and fare to Norfolk So All baggage at the
risk OF the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, .4gent
Baltimore. December 4. Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

@ The ENaUiRER is published twice week, generally, and
three times week during OF the
Price tho same Five Dollars payable IN adj
vance, Notes of cartrred will be
osvci Thc Editors
ting them by mail; the all paid
NO viii be discontinued, of
Eiitos uutii all artearages have been paid up.
f Whoever will payment papers, shall
have tho tenth gfatis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1J Ono square, lcss each
% cents No advertisement unt
by pcrso in ity or itse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

VHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-iian away
a from the farm of the subscriber, on Sunday night
the 9th instant negro man named Bob sometimes call
ed Bob Christian; he is thick, we'll fellow dai
skn large nat nose about thrtyfive years old, feet
10 inches high has scar on the left eve occasoned
by burn had on when he went away dark drab clothes
OF home made cloth, and blue oyer.coa has wife at
has mother at Col John II. Christians in Richmond
and relations at Gen. j. b. Harves farm, on the Chicka
homny.
The above reward will be given for the apprehension
OF the said slave lodged in Jail in enrco or Gooc.
land and the same with reasonable charges paid r deli
vered 10 me at Tuckahoe, Goochland county.
jan ~. lT0-ul T. L. WIGHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
Stop the Thief! !---SgDO Reward

TENHE above reward will be paid by the subscri-
m Der, for the apprehension of RICHARD HAW-
klNS, late Stage Driver between Richmond and
Fredericksburg He made his escape by violence from
an officer OF justice in this City, tile 21st instant
Northern letter packages, Of the 9th instant One par.
eel contained notes the interior Banks of Ma.
The whole of these notes are marked across the face
"Jan 9th, 1885," with pen. Three one hundred dol
lar notes of the Lafayette Bank Of Cincinnati are as
follows: $780, on the Lafayette Bank, No H. A. Feb'y
Goth, 1885, payable TO J. n. Lea-SI00 do do No I6s
a, Feby. 20, 1885, payable to II. I.ea-SlO0 do. do
No. 3O1, Fcby. 90, 1885, payable to A. c. Morrison.
sold TO Broker in this City on the 2th inst part of
which bad the writing the face rubbed Off Other
packages, containing drafts and valuable enclosures TO
large amount, are missing. JAMES r. PRESTON,
Jan. % [5l--u1 Postmaster, Rickzaond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

YHyo UNDERTAKE RS.-Proposal will be received
Ia by the Board of Trustees for the Town of Clarks
VILE for cutting down and graduating the Of said
Town, until the 18th day of February 1896 on which
day the job will be let. Persons wishing undertake
will apply to James b. Daniel, of Clarksville who will
furnish plan of the work to bo executed BY order of
the Board T. A. WILLIAMS Presidenf
GILES r. SMITH, Secretary.
Jan. 30. el-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

tb EA REWARD for the apprehension Of DEN.
70 eDO MS, negro man Belonging 70 The Estate
of Anthony Waddy, jr dec die made his escspe
about the middle Of December ast.-Whcp last heard
Of he seeking passage to Richmond bv boot Cn,
Goochland &. H. lie is rather low black conple xiou
eshy face, polite and intelligent about 40 years old
ploynent brick layer and piaserer or may be max
ing bis way TO some free staie.-The above Reward
will be given TO any person who will deliver him 70 me
in Louisa county, or secure him IN iail
GARLAND s. WADDY
Admr Of Anftopy Haddy, IT,, dee'd
Jan. -. 17-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

a AR. HARRIS, (laie of Goochland0 respectfully Of
y ers his professional services the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity His office is above Clclands
Auction Store--at which place he be found at all
times, unless professionally engaged or at Mrs Saunders
boarding house, adjoining the Washington Tavern
Jan. ~. 7O--2avv0ov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

UNREDERlCK A. MAYO, Book Binder, solics the
III public once more, in the of % years cxpe-
Eence In this city, for portion of patronage his line
or as mechanic he deserves sucl) His friends and
customers including Clerks of the different Courts
through Virginia, respectfully invited
u. His Bndery is situated on the Main Street near
the Market Bridge, Mr. VIM Palmer and ne xt to
*. i. Smith Booksto TSi--6t1 January 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

FHNHE Annual General Meeting of the Members of
n the Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE ON
Buildings of the State of Virginia. will be held at the So
cieiy Office in Richmond Monday the LIST day of
February next. [Jan. 81 73-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

EDRlNTlNG ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
IA favorable opportunity is offered 10 any person
who IS desrous of becoming tie conductor of public
press, to make good purchase This paper offered for
SALE IS the 'pirgiaa Republican,, printed in Martins
burg, Berkeley county, Virginia. The subscription is
angmentng, and is at this time equal of country
newspapers The job work aud advertising also con-
siderable The materials all good The principles
OF the paper Democratic, and the proprietor no
other for disposng of the establishment than his
wish to retire from the business Persons who are anx.
ious 10 purchase, will please direct their letters (pos,
PAID to The editor, to j. III. Smoot Washington city
who will give any information on the subject that may
nerequHed IS4-3tl January 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

a NASH FOR 200 NEGROES.--We will give the
~ highest market price, in cash. for two hundred like.
y Negroes from IL to % years of age Every person
who intends TO SELL will do well give us a call near
Seabrook Warehouse, where are prepared to keep
them sale and comfortable, whether for sale or other
wise. TIIOS M'CARGO q, 20
Dec. 81. U-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

SALE OF NEGROES, &c.--By virtue of De-
~ creta order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of the county of Louisa pronounced in
suit therein depending, wherein Thomas p. Rcpetoe
William W. Lane and others plaintiffs, and William
McAllister, dec, administrator, and others defend
ants shall proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, at Ellisville in the county of Louisa Friday
the Goth day of February next all the negroes belong
ing to the estate of William McAllister, dsc consist.
ing OF two men, two boys, two women, and three or
four children, together with all the household k,ch-
en- furniture. A. G. SHEPHERD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
Jan. 70. S2-2aw4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

VENHE subscriber wishes TO employ for the prese nj
m year Lady qualified to teach the ordinary branch
cs of an English educaton.Any communication TO me
on the subject, must be directed Hopkinsyille Pow
haan county, Va JNO. II. Ii. HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

n hONALD ADAiR will make his next Season at his
n y former Stand, Mount Clement near Tappahan.
mock Essex county, and at King 81 Queen Court House
Terms will appear in his bill.
JNO. p WHITE
February g s5-wG.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ArtHATEAU MARGAUx will make his ne II Season
" at the Stables of the subscriber miles nortl, of
Richmond. Particulars hereafter
Jan. II. l77-2aw2w1 RO. &. WILLIAMSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

WENTRILoQUISM evcry nighf this ,eeek, at The
" EAGLE HORN, commencing february isi-AIR.
kEswoRrHY in returning his thanks the ladies' and
genemen OF Richmond for their kind and polite nten
ton to his former entertainments respectfully informs
them that he will continue to give (or this only
every evening at the large assembly Room of the Eagle
Hotel his original and humorous dcneatons of charac
ter embodied in his Yenioquial Budget of the Bron
back Family.
Doors open at half past @, performance CONNIE nee
at half past o'clock, precisely.
Tickets 90 cents, to be had at the Bell Tavern Halls
Book Store, and at the Eagle Hotel.
January2 e5-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

N W Persons hnring Negroes for Hfre.-We wish TO
"a hife for the ensuing year, large number Of hands
TO labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They viii be employed between Richmond
and fredericksburg and between Fredcricksbu and
the Potomac River. The country and occupation is
healthy and they will be well fed we'll clothed and we'll
treated We will give from seventy-fye to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise to H. Hopkins at the Rail or
hcet Or to Messrs. George Z. Crump and James Rat
che Richmond, or to Thomas White. In The comic of
King William and the neighborbood or to James Hun
ter, Assistant Engineer, near the White Chmnies Ca.
roline; or to Theodore $. Gnrnett Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg; 10 II. + Guy d. Co in ffede,
rcSsburg; and TO others having authority from J. n
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS. NJ SHEPARD.
Agent for The n. f. 4 p. n. r. Conupany.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

A STALLION.---I wish 10 sell or farm out u young
IA Stallion, not inferior purity of pedigree any
horse in America He will be five years old SPRING
out has never appeared the turf of
cident at birth, which ruined him race horse and
impaired his beauty Hsparts excepting those injured
are very ne he is of good size and of the richest dark
bay color with legs black nearly to his body He
vered few mares last proved himself sure
foa-gctter He was got by Gohanna, his dam by Sir
Alfred his grand dam by Sir Harry his great grand dam
was Haxalls fine imported mare Pomona, goi by Wor
thy Gown brother to Waxy) by Pot.Sos by the famous
Eclipse Terms moderate. ABB. CRUMP
Powhatan, February g s5-oaw6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ME 1SSIsSIPPI LANDS FOR sALE.-The Sub.
I'VE scrber offers for sale, accommodating terms
several tracts of Land varying from 200 5000 acres
each in the counties Of Washington Rankin and War.
rem in the State Of Mississippi Some of the tracts in
Washington county are upon the Mississippi and Yazoo
Rivers and all them believed to be first rate Ei.
grants and others wishing TO establish plantations in
either Of these counties might do well TO confer with the
subscriber al Vcksburg IN his absence with his friends
Messrs. j. J. Chewing and VIM RI Sims Of the same
place, from which Of the tracts are but short dis.
lance Reference for further information is made 10 Dr.
Wm. J. Scott and Mir Thomas Green Of Richmond,
virginia JOHN r. SCOTT.
Dec. 81. 1f-2Ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

B%f virtue OF adecree of the Circuit Superior Court
b of Law and Chanccry, for the county Of Henrico
pronounced on the 9th day of December 1885 in the
suit of David 6. Williams against VIM ID Wren Ser.
geant Of the City Of Richmond, and Administrator of
Edmd Wills, deed, who was Sheriff of Nottoway
county, and Administrator of Samuel Geenhill we will
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder for cash Char
lotto House on Tuesday the 10th day of February
mat valuable Tract of Lind containing 752 Sd acres
belonging TO the estate of Pascha Greenhill lying i'm
the county Of Charlotte, adjoining the lands of r. L.
Gains, Francis Vaughan, William Jones' Francis Pol
lard, Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook Charles FIutchin-
son, Price estate and William Smith
Jan. &c fS2-2aw3w1 COMMISSIONERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02


Highland meadow oat Grass,
Orchard do
Herds do
Mange wurtzel and ruta baga
GARDEN SEEDS-Warrdnted fresh and genuine
-ssParag"s-Large giant.
7rtichoke-Large globe.
Bect-Early blood iurnip early yellow do long blood
Sir Jno Sinclair, French sugar ofamber Mangef Wur,,
Beans Early dwarf China, do. Rachael, do yellow
SIX weeks, do Mohawk, dwarf cluster. Warrington or
Marrow refugee 900 TO one large white SCISSOR pole
beans, French early white do.
Cctry-Whie solid, North's giant red
Cress-Broad leavcd Garden.
oa;rra,t"ng orange, large yellow, red studley
gaIioaf do Battersea, fiat Batersea large York. Phila
delphia late flat Dutch drumhead large Bergen green
curled Savoy, globe Savoy, blood red
Cautifoieer-Early
6roeoh-EaIly purple cape:
Creumbsr- Early cluster, do. frame, long green long
Corn-Eary Tuscarora, do white Canada. sweet or
sugar.
Endire--Gree curlcd
Egg Piant-Purplc oval, do round
green head or cabbage
::S!Sa-niurray's pine apple, green citron
.hustdrd-White and brown.
On'0n-Whitc Portugal, silrerskin potatoe, top or
Peas-Landreths extra early carly primitive. do
May do. Charlton, Bishops dwarf prolific blue Prussian
rowfat.
Idrsnip-Leng smooth French, turnp
ParSicy-Ex curled.
PcPper-Large bell.
Raddish-Long scarlet, short top long salmon, scar
let turnip, white do.
RhubarJ
Spinach-Round and prickly.
Satisfy.
Tomato-Large red
Squash-Summer bush, do. lemon, do crook neck,
winter crook neck, vegetable marrow.
Itrnip-Eary white, Ruta Baga
Herb and Flower Seeds.
Jan. 90 oauovy
A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.-An persons in
IN debted tot estate OF the late Mrs Sarah w White
deceased are hereby notified and required NAL mme.
date payment to the undersgnedAnd all persons hay
ing claims against the said estate will presen them duly
authenticated, for payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS
ada'r. Of Mrs Sarah ~. Hhite deceased
jan D. 73-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
NEW ADVEHsTTsEMENTS.

FUvO THE MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA The
great conflagration of the 9th and 18th of December
and lost his entire stock of goods bcgs leave inform
ms customers and purchasers generally that he has made
immediate preparations TO get up fresh supply and
has the pleasure ofacquanng them that lie is daily
ceiying from his nanuiactory the various articles in lis
line embracing FIRST rate assortment Stocks Shirts
Shirt Collars Bosons Suspcndcrs &c. and earnestly s
iics continuance of their avors at Is, Cedar
lie would here remark 10 those merchants, with whom
he has not had the pleasure of dealing, that for many
years he has paid particular attention the
OF such goods IN his line, well calculated for The
Southern and Western trade, and feels confidence in
surfing purchasers that he will be enabled supply them
on such terms as will give entire satisfaction.
In addition TO his loss in the destruction Of his
property he had the misfortune lose all his Books and
Papers and consequently has rely upon those who
indebted TO him to furnish statements of their accounts
ana such as can make 1t convenient TO pay in short
Time, Will confer particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER
Manufacturer of Stocks, Shirt Collars &e.
ID, Cedar street, late 40 Pca..
New York, 25th January 1896 S5-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
I fILII- TAKKISUN,
ROBERT G.. NICHOLAS,

The National Inogenee Country paper pub
sed at Warenon
until the day OF sao and send their bills pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The sub.
IA scrber offers for sale his Of Land lying in the
county Of Chesterfield eight miles above Richmond and
within half mile of James River containing $50 acres
OF about equal portions Of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been improved by careful mana and
the use of clover and plaster that nearly the whole oft
now produces clover kindly About 20 acres are rood
creek meadow, a part Of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has lust been
cleared away from 80 Of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from it's contguity TO
the River, and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth 30 cents
per cord as it stands the land, and contracts for the
sale of several hundred cords that price annually can
now be made. The improvements are nearly new and
sufficient tor the comfortable accommodation Of fami-
w. The situation is healthy and the water fine During
my absence applications may be addressed TO my bro
Their Col Peter + Smith, Of Manchester (gyho is fully
empowered TO sell and convey the land) my Mana
GER Mr.. Thomas Cheatham, upon the premises, who
VIII show the land to persons disposed purchase it,
JORDON SMITH.
+. Sd wish also to sell SC acres Of land upon most
Of which The wood is standing, lying within three and
bali miles Of Manchester, adjoining the lands Of Mr.
Green Hall, Mr.. Fisher and others J. s.
Oct ~. d3-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

TNNHE SUBSCRIBERS. Deolers il S,iks and Fancg
- Goods, lately al 1871 Pearl Street New York would
inform their friends, that in consequence Of the dcsruc
ton Of their store by the late caantous fire. they have
removed 70 the large and convenient building No 81 Ii
bcriy street, between Broadway and Nassau Streets
on me groundtorncfly occupied by Grant Thorburn's
seed store and immediately contiguous the City and
oher Hotels The loss They will sustain will BE- butt
fling and as their stock the comiog surino will be en-
tirey new, they hope 70 offer increased facilities to pur
chascrs Of goods in their line
CoMSTOCK g. ANDREWS
jan = T-f2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
TXKGE.NY.1,

HSSlELD SEEDS
IL Hungarian or Saping Clover,
Common red, do
White Dutch do
Lucerne do
Highland meadow oat Grass,
Orchard, do
Herds, do
Mnngel wurtze and ruta baga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

THNHE Ware house Of the undersigned having been
q consumed IN the great confagmtion which occur
red on the night Of The 10Th December they have re-.
moved their stock Of Dry Goods (Which was preserved
to the Store, No 237, Pearl Street. little above Maiden
Lane
They win be constantly receiving Fresh Goods as
they arrive in port and tender their friends in yrgnia
the usual facilities offered them their ne " location
WRIGHT, WINSTON & STEBBlNS
New York, Jan ID 1896 75-24t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

FHVHE fine and thorough bred horse MINOR from Viz.
u ginia will make his FIRST in the vicinity Of
M'lledgevie Georgia this Spring, 1896 Further par
ticuars hereafter.
january % st.0a,cd,v
" The Georgia Journal requested 70 insert The above tce
week FOR iou weeks and send their for cosc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

"A hhANSAS lands will purchase Military Pa
IA tents Tor lands IN the Territory Of Arkaneas
Jan. 9 f75-i2tl GEO. T.. SAMPSON
ANN b. iAMLIN. IIofe or ", x A4ro.... -.
w CovSsEitoH At Law offers his professional er.
vices 70 his friends and the public Address sommer
VILE Tennessee. F5e-w3ml Nov u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

Manufacturer of Stocks, Shirt Collars, &c,
10, Cedar street, lnie 40 Pea.
New York, 25th January, 1886. s5-3m y
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
obituary.

DIED, in Claiborne county, near Oakland,
on the 6th inst. of conjestive fever, Mrs.
MARTHA JANE WATSON, consort Of James
M. Watson, Jr. and daughter Of Matthew
Bolls, Esq,
Thus, ere nineteen summers had matur-
ed the bloom of youth on her cheek, was
this amiabe and interesting Lady suddenly
tlken from the conjugal endearments Of a
youthful husband and the companionship Of a
large circle Of afTectionate Relatives and
friends; but
"She 'cas NOT formed for dscelling here.
For she had kindred NTH the sEv:
Yet, yet zoe held her all so dear
We thought not she pGs doomed to die.D
DEPARTED this life on Tuesday the 5th inst. at
his residence in this County, after a short but
severe illness, ABNER MARBLE, aged IS years.
Mr.. Marble has been long favOrably known
amongst us and loss will be deeply felt BY all
VINO have every had the pleasure Of an acquaint.
ance with him.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15

uss 5f Rome are g0Hg by their sidce Some
Of hem were built by SCsostris, By RamescE,
baiween three and four thousand years ago.
They saw ages Of empire and glory before
Rome bad a being, They are also go the
most perfect preservation. So beautifully
polished, and entirely free from stain, un-
tlched by The storms Of thirty-6vc centu-
n5s,it seems as if they had not lost one Of
their particles since they came from the
quarries Of Egypt That very surface, we
Know, has been gazcd upon by the eyes OF
hundred successive generations, Speak,
dread mentors! as We point upward TO
iieaven-speak, dark hjeroglyPhic SYM
hols!-and tell us-anc We not vet conscious,
when conscious life has been flowing around
YOU for three thousand yoarsi Melhinks it
were enough TO penetrate the hosom Of
granite with emOliun 10 have witnessed
what We have witnessed. Meihinks that
the stern and inexOrable mystery, craven
upon your mighty shafts, must break silence,
to tell that which it hath known of veal and
wo, Of change, disaster, blood, and crimem
A passage from the description Of an
ascent to Vesuvius, must close our quota
tiOns:
"The guide took me to two places on the
side of tho mountain, where were open
incs, two feet in diameter, into the molten
and fery mass of lava. 1t was really fear
ful to look down into it. There 1t was,
within two or three feet Of you, mass like
molten iron, flowing down the side Of the
mountain, and yourself separated by crust
Of lava, not more than foot thick, perhaps
from the tremendous fires of VesuviHs +
fires that you have read Of with dread and
horror, at the distance Of four thousand miles
from them; fires that were burning, for
aught you knew, to the centre Of the earth.
And here you stand directly over them, and
feel their heat burning your very checks!
There was another opening where the hiss
ing was so loud and sharp that | could hardly
stand by it. Smoke ascended from various
points around us, and the smell of the gas
that escaped from mthese places was extreme
" pungcnt and suffocating. 1t seemed as
If il cut the very lungs, it was so sharp. For
my part, | was glad to get down, and felt as
it it were almost tempting OF providence
to be there, from motives Of mere curiosity"
. / understand, this evening, that since
was there, the lava has overaowcd a part of
the very path on which | went up; and
that the celebrated guide, Salvatore, has
given notice that it is not safe, at this mo-
ment, to attempt the mountain at all. lfso,
the moment of my going up was fortunate.
observe, this evening, that the stream Of
lava is brighter and more distinct than
have seen 1t any evening before. It's, IN,
deed, and without exaggeration, river OF
fire, flowing down for the distance Of mile
or two, from the top of the mountain"
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
FOR PRESIDENT.
III u GH Il. WHITE,
OF TENNESSEE.
FOR PICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
FOR PRESIDENT.

~ Just as our paper was about to be put to
press, letter, strange, indeed, to us, was hand
ed in BY friend, the purport of which was, that,
on account of the exertions we had used ,togeth-
cr with majority of the citizens, to remove a
nuisance every way calculated to injuro the
health of the place, several persons had avowcd
their intention to discontinue their papers and
withdraw their patronage from this Office.
However much confidence we are induced to
place in the letter and the authors sincerity, We
take. Too good an opinion Is entertained by us
of our patrons, to believe them to be guilty of SO
great weakness.