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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
COpartnership.

CoPartnership.
The undersigned have associated themselves t.'-
gether in the DRY GOODS BUSINESS under
the firm Of
Strattam f Meek,
and would request the customers Of the house, and
the public generally to call and examine their stock
a. il is a. commanding - any other in the place,
and they prepared to give ~ good bargains ~
any house in tho western country.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for good.. BENJAMIN STRATTAN,
JESSE MEEK
~ B. Those indebted to b. StTattan earnest
" requested 10 make immediate settlement, a. his
new arrangements will admit Of but short indul-
gencc RS.
Richmond, Nov &c, 1895. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
tenn, 1895.
49,. dissatisfaction Of the
Cossud, deceased, Petition" Of
- Insolvency.
- .f aid deceased.

~-e6ngn 81 Oo00 0eCeoooC.
~ = he dsy. to wit: on "Wednesday the
@Novembes, 1885, the same being
- ~ dsy Of the Henry Probs'e Court,
-. - Hos. Ssmsel Hoov es, sole judge
s.s. eeaes No sid complainant end files
-. = sh;s beha1, setting forth that the e.
=. - .eeepA = Wls,lly insssAicie.' ~. sA~
fsHe 49, swS Se"ssnds against said es-
4.s~,eus Il ID osdese d by the court that
I1siS estate Le notified Of the fling
2s~1s = .sid petition by public"'io" >"
.s ,Rsosdium. . weekly newspaper
|.ass EVsyse county, Indisns. there being
l......is ussasd in said county Of Henry. h'
vely, and that unless such csedi-
49, ~saauiDisssios Of the existence aid
claims. BY fling 'h- same.
1. >sssaoe afihs nature, description and date
go sssumpsii up" which the same
- -, IL tho Office IL the clerk OF tie
~. . O. before the first day u the next
~ epsn, 10 he holden IT tho court house
n s0rDs IN mid county ON the second M"
Liftsussy, 1881. IT which time . final dis
Ea6 ne sssess Of said estate will BE- made
L1bsw q md estate, such claims, will be post
iahvpe u lbe more dtItgent creditors.
By the Court.
Vases, ELI MURPHEY, C.H &c.
~ 3lsh, 1888. 4S-6w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
Fall and Winter Goods,
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE,
Corner of Main and Front strccts)
Il. II. TURN Il IL:
ID r Y G 90 DS

DRY GOODS,
Bue black, brown, green invisible DO, tra, mulberry
blue, black. drab and cassncres stripe and d-
agona do. black, brown, and drab "a inet black and
blue mixed do fancy stripe and bockskin do blue, black
and brown goats hair camIes TO- do. do t,P.
paids, White, red, geen and yellow Aannes: red,
blue, and white do: great variety II French
aud English menoes and circasians; 6 black bomba-
zines, bombssets. do Ia.tinss, British. French
American Prints, black and white xinghams coDoeed
cambric black tabby vevets Valencia. VEL
vet s~ansIown silk ID satin We tngs white end coIored
maps, plain and satin levant0es brown, and
black enets, do do snchews, super BLACK Dusng,
white and black sats. pink, white and green nseoces,
black and white French GRAPE sause and lung ribboos
assorted snper silk shawi large do chay do levas
shaw . ~ do. coloed do. ~ embroidered do 4-6 and
ia Prusan do black Italian cravat large
OF Dag and fancy cotton - aud p:i"
Dgs, black lace wells; Plain anil figured Swiss and book
m1siins; aconet muslrs and cambrcs: muslin COLLAR.
be cloths corded skirts, 81 and sc sick saddle, asd
fancy end bAankets-l0. H. L. 1874 do wossted up
and "s AND and
buckrsm bJeach'd and brown shee.ings &shtings
kYOrAsCare and Cutlery,
Locks, latches. screws, hinges, butts. files. and
rasps sets rules gauges iron and steel squares
hammers, iron, japan and brass candest'cks, smut
ers AMI trays brass and tin osses. screw and drive
knobs. plain and cut glass do: brass com.ode
knobs and Rga pescusoo 6re iroo' ers' aod iron
and the stones curry combs kasos,, knives.
knve: and fo,A chise and bits dsaWng knves.
hstchet cutting knives: sF,ss and e:m seythes rsses
irons anger. gnbeta. hanlsa ~ mill and cron cut
shcen shear carpenter ada, axts, &c,
A variety Of SaddIery and Saddler's Tools,
COACH TRIMMINGS,
&ehoot ls9 DS0nE D0oks,
ROOTS & SH OES(
Glass, China, and Qneenswsre,
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA. &c.
lion, Slses, AID Css1ia1s.
| The above stock embraces . layxp variety
lof Goods and are oheredfor sale Ct Tow prices'
! Richmond. Oct. 9Th. 1885. 4On
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

Such a. Handbills, Cards, Labels, Books and
Pamphlets, Hat Tips, &c. &C.. neatIyexee:t-
ed at this Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
B O q TX = /.

Bibles, Testaments, and great variety suita-
bic for schools;
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONRY.
M.4TYERS TRl.Jgl.V'GS:
Tips, sides, leather, 6anaings, bindings buckles.
With a general assortment of Queensware;
Glassware, Dye Stufs. Drugs and Medicine.
GR &C RlES:
COFFEE, TEAS AND SPICES.
Also a large assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery, Nails. Shovels, Spades, Andirons,
Shovels and longs, Sleeves, &c. &c.
The above described stock Of goods comprises
almost every variety usually keptin village stores:
they were selected with great csse IN the eastern
market, and be hatters himself they presen: a.
great advantages to purchasers IS any to be met
with In this market. He respectfully requests the
public to call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Nov. Sch. 1895. 43-tf
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.Neao Store.
A RON CIR E G G.

RESPECTFULLY Informs IL citiseos Of Rich
oesd and lite vicisity that he has just received
from ths eastern oarkets, asd , sew epesisg 1t
the house for@eriy occapssd by lrvis Reed, aeariy
opposite Dasl. Reid's store. Mails street,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

Bibles, Testaments, and a great variety suita
/ bic for schools;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

on TO decided Is IT, that shall sacrifice chartered
fighs-surrender every principle that have hitherto
cung oyied up all sooner, iorsoot, than question
inalblity of Andrew Jackson Sir, let gentlemen 90
on-et them revel in the rumphs of their party while
they lastlet them forget every responsibility but that
OF party, If they can-but day of dismal retrbuuon
awaits not only them, but all-When dcgeneracy
shall have lost the rich blessings bequeathcd by
virtuous ancestry-when corruption will indeed have
become the order of the day-when violated Con-
sttuon will have been torn in shreds aud scattered
the winds OF heaven, aud the very principles of our
Government be but aby.word and reproach then,
when is 30 late to regain what have oswe shall
be le( only the melancholy satisfaction of mourning
over what were; and in the language of
will cxcaim the blessings of Constitutional Govern
men for US by fathers valor sustained by their
wisdom, sanctioned by their experience where
The bright examples those fathers set us-where are
they' The high honors that once courted us ma
ton-where are they!
.e.. F" And where
My Country? On Thy voiccess shore,
The Patriot ay $ now,
The Patriot bosom beats no moie.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
Piano 1Ns,rtes.
March 3.


I'D OBERT NUNNS, CLARK q co. IS PIANOS
IL "a with Metallic Brace and Plate, Grand Action 10 ny
sounding board, upper Dampers and two Pcdals.-The
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from the
above makers the superior quality of whose Instruments
IN all respects duly acknowledged by daily Increasing
demand for them throughout the United States and the
Canadas, and they offered in Richmond at the
y freight and insurance. the subscriber hopes to receive
a continuation of the patronage literally bestowed on
the above establishment by the citizens of Richmond
and of the State in general.
To those not already acquainted with these Instru-
ments, 1T may not be superuous to saw that they are
made with particular regard to keeping tune IAN OBJ
Ject so desirable especially when distant from cities
where tuners seldom to be Yith having not on
y the Metallic Plae but also the Brace the most
This brace is not applied by any makers except Nuns
Clark 81 Co.
GRAND ACTION
he Grand Action applied in these Instruments is
of simple construction, the same time most effective
In It's operation, being easy the touch producing
powerful or soft tone at the will of the performer and
VIII remain in perfect good order for many years The
hampers are made on an improved plan, having four
times the quantity of CLOTH and otherwise VARYING from
the ordinary dampers which them 10 bet
tor viii last much longer, and liable
make jnglng nose often the with the
ordinary construction.
~ guarantee in writing entities the purchaser 10
return or exchange his instrument any time within one
year, should ii prove defective. On
All new Pianos sold to remain i'm this civ will he
kept in tune year without charge
No charge is made for packing, or packing case
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in exchange
p. III. TAYLOR,
Opposite the Bank IF Virginia.
3anuarY ~ 79--w3mTue
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POTTERY.
FEMALE SEMINARY.


Ellen, like most mis.os in tho iaod''
At OF those Establishments which sfand
%a. ss"i o 1 hasf
Two s pcPars stand like seo,rcs at he gate
And Holland blind, to keep cool state
The twenty four young ladies' of Miss Bate
The 5liaSs not down, as it Miss D. were dead
Each upper window 10 a passing glance
Revealed a little dnty white bed; .t.l
Each lowe. ono, &c, eropp opp, or curly head;
Along the road the twcnty-iour led,
With faces rather sraver than Mcromcne's.
Aed thus their s,uiies they pursuc,-oa Sunday,
=. Beef, collects, batter, texts FROM Dr. Price;
Mutton, Ffcneh pancakes, gran,niar--of Monday;
Tue.iey-hard dumplnss globes, chapoae's Adscoi
90 For Wednesday-hncy work, rice milk, (no spice
FGday-5coi Mr. Butler and plS" ics; ''''"S'
suturday-scraps, short lessons, aud short feeding,
Stocks backboar hash steel collars, anl good breeding.
From this rcperiory of female learning,
~ Came Ellen onec o.quafer, always iater!
Twas evident in holsters beef and batter,
But osy =. j ss n a not '~"''r
But as for any learning latter,
She had done nothing bat grow of knowledge.
AZ long division she had no chance,
Her French, it small Cor petty Ftance,
And Psissan suffered y her E1sli.n talk
AS for ,tic gloIcs-thc use oft terrestrial
. She knew when she went out TO take walk
Or take rides but, touching the celestial,
Her knowledge hardly scared above the bcstial,
Nothing she learned OF Juno, Palas, Mars;
ceoTgium, for what she knew might for Durgo,
sdus, for master; then, for northern stars,
The Bear she fancied did in sable fur 20,
The Bull FurUcr Gilos's bull, aud ergo,
The Ram the same that buttod at her brother;
AS for the Twins she only guessed that Virgo,
From coming aftcr them, must be their mothsr;
The Scales weighed soap, tea, figs like any other.
As ignorant donkeys in Gallicia,
She thought that Saturn, with his Belt was but
a private, may be, in the Kent militia;
That Charcs's VAIN would stick in a deep nut,
That Venus was real West-enL slut
Oh, gods and goddesses of Crock I'hcosony!
That Berenice's Hair would curl md cut,
That Cassiopoia's Chair COOL mahogany,
Nicely French polished-such was her cosnogony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

w. w. MARSHALL = REMEDY FOR THE Pr Es
An iniaible remedy for the Piles (which has bcen
tested BY various persons in this city and
may be had by applying to w. w MARSHALL at the Man
sion House. ~ $3.50
u satisfaction is not given the money will be returned
Rgfyenee 10 persons cured If Concor Lfely-- William
Petit, flnvanna county Mr.. Hacket, Caroline county.
Edward Bass, Colcsvilc; Ichd Johnson Cumberland
county; Thos skinner, T.. City county; s1m'l Mathews
brunswick county; Mr.. Noble, Prince Edward comfy!
Mr. Miller Goochland county; Mr.. Janney, Acxandris
William Z. Wyche, Petersburg.
Sept %, d1-yfg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

hioSoLo1lON.--Ihec o-partncrship her tofore *
II lstIng at Bowling Green, Va under the firm and
style OF Thornton ~ Chandler is this day dissolved by
mutual consents one OF the partners having determined
TO pursue different occupaton and il being conye-
nent Tor the other to purchase his interest they have
mutually determined TO lease the Tavern for term
OF years The Tavern situated within 60 yards of the
Courthouse large and arytle stabape extensive and
convenient brstrate kitchen, and other necessary
out-houses, ~ new, with well of excellent water in
the yard THERE'S attached to this establishment be-
tween 600 and 500 of land on which can be made
from 500 to 1000 bushels of oats, besides corn &c. and
by the use OF the manure from the Stage and Tavern
stables the proprietor, If desirable, might make
or III hhds. Of Tobacco. Any person wishing to en-
gage in such business, would do well to apply early
All persons having claims will present them-those in
debted will make payment TO George F. Thornton who
is duly authorised TO settle up the business of firm
GEO. f. THORNTON,
JOHN CHANDLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15


CllANCERY-YmciNA Powhalan Circuit
u Court, October the 9th, 1886
Armstead A. Green, administrator Of John T., Coeke
deceased and administrator with the will annexed Of
James locke, deceased, PltfF
against
William Browne, Branch r. Archer, William Grimm
Sheriff Of Powhalan and administrator of Peter r AZ
cher, deceased, Joseph A. Royal and Mary b. his wife
hthIy ANDERSON anu JChD w Nash, Defis
On the motion Of the defendant Anderson and ~, roo
appearing to the Court is ordered that unless lie
painilif shall mature this as TO have IL readg
for trial at the next term Of this Court the bill oc ~
plaintiff shall stand dismissed with costs ne an sct 20
this day; And the defendant, Branch T. Archer NOT
having entered his appearance and given sccur;ty
cording 20 the act Of Assembly aud roles of this C,rt
and II appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Conf ts, b
- not an inbabant Of this Commonwealth on the mo
Ton o. the plaintiff BY his Attorney 1t is ordered that
the said Branch + Archer do appear here on the rs 80
OF The next term, and answer The bill Of the plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree rs tl,e Cons.
may make herein; aud that copy Of this order he fo
with inserted in newspaper published In fbe Cfv
o. Richmond, and continued for two months successive
" aud that another copy be posted Of the front door e
this county. Copy-Tcsie,
WIN s. DANCE, OK.
'"" 70 S3-w8w
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES -Porsuant 10
- adecree q Caroline County Court rendered in the
SUIT Of Coleman aud others Minors adminisrator
others the subscriber, appointed Commissioner bv said
decree, Will on Monday the 18th Of March next AZ Caro-
inc Court House, (hat being Court day) proceed 10
sell at public auction, for cash. six likely Young Ne
OF whom two are boys and four females
Also on Saturday the 10Th Of the same month AT
1besterled ~ the county Of Caolinc about two miles
distant from the premises n small TBAcr or - IT,
longing to the late Alfred Minor Decd usually known
by the name OF Fairfield, iu healthy md desi,able
neghborhood, within one mile Of the Richmond Fyede
rcksborg, aud Potomac Rail Road containing ify acre.
more Or less The improvements are, large and com
mooious framed dwelling, which, with little cxpeos6
would be rendered quite convenient and comfortable H.
Gehef with the necessary outbouses furhe, descrn
ton IS deemed unnecessary, those wishing to purca
viii no doubt view the promises.
TERgs-A credit Of nine months will be oiven f., The
land, the purchaser giving bond with approved seegrv.
the uiie TO be retained until the purchase money il paid
Possession given the Ist day Of January 81 F
WILLIAM X. b. WYATT. 9du',ov
Feb.l5 lJ9-w6wl ofalfred Minor, dee'd
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CANCER.

AND TIE ART or HEALING GENERALLY.
10 Tie Editor Of tic S. r. TefegroDk
lNHR Editor:-W have noticed in your papcr an
I'VE advertisement by DR. Marshall proposing TO cure
Cancerous Diseases Fistula, &C. We have been accns
toned TO believe that these diseases were for the ,ost
part, incurable but having had opportunity of wit
Messing some Of the practice Of Dr. M really think IL
would be serving the Of humanity 10 Ga v that Us,
have been astonished at the SUCCESS attending lis eo
We have seen cases the appearance which drew
from ell around, expressions Of hopeless despair and
seemed 70 defy human skill and yet after few weeks
under the treatment Of DR. NJ the disease to ali gppear
anoc is e3ectually removed
We take pleasure in calling the attention of any o
your readers who may be suffering from tbese d;st,s
ing diseases, TO the advertisement referred TO-
JAS..C. CRANE
ARCHD. THOMAS
CORNELIUS CREW.
EZEKIEL DAVIS.
RICHD. G. GILLIAN.
JAMES CASKfE
A. FRENCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
February Is.

6eSTRAYED or Stolen from the Subscribers stables
~ on the 9TH day of January last, ID miles cast o
Boydton and miles north of Lombardy Grove larne
roam Horse, with black legs, name and tail, and some
black spots his rump-about 8 or o years old this
Spring. liberal reward will be given for the delivery
OF said Horse To me, secure him get him again.
purchased the said Horse in Tennessee pect he
will mako off that way JOHN f.. LAMBERT.
Mecklenburg, Feb. %. O5-9t y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

The Subscriber grateful for past favors hereby mott
hes the public that he has taken the above Hotel for the
present year, until suitable disposition be made of H.
ana asks continuance OF their patronage He promises
TO leave nothing undone to merit IT,
GEO. +. THORNTON.
Bowling Green, 10Th Feb. 1876 g4A-vs,vH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

The disposition of the sincere friends of the Union.
at Inc commencement OF the present session. was to
treat the abolition petitions with silent contempt and
neglect bury them in oblivion the moment they were
offered; and not suffer the unquesonable rights of the
debate has been purposey provoked by the Nullicrs
and the taunt thrown OUT that the Northern men dare
not meet The question directly and openly hope our
Northern friends Will show the supporters of the Union
IN The South, that their only objection TO give con-
sideraon to the subject was, that they believed the
friends in the South We hope, as that end cannot he
attained, IN consequence Of the of MI Calhoun
and his friends ia opening the discussion at large on the
question OF not reeetoing that they will decide fully
upon the merits OF ABOLITION by solemn report which
shall speak the Plat of both branches of the National
LEGISLATURE and IN such tone will subdue the spirit
OF ianaticIs as eiecually in this instance il was in
the case of the Sunday nails Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

letter received at baltimore from young oentle
man OF that city now at Valparaiso, says: We have &C
counts here stating that Pekn lin Chna) has been de-
sfroyed by an earthquake, and hundred thousand
houses inguedso that oherc Tie city sfood there is noo
u Wdck and StdgRdHk pOoL."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

HSNOR SALE, Lot No. 454, on ID and Streets-fronis
IL SO feet on D Street and 36 feet the Basin bank
For terms, apply to John w. VI Villains, at Mrs. Tomp-
kns $, or George p. Crump, of Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

I'm CHANCERY--vl ncrsA.-At Rules holden in
N the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Powhatun county from the list To
the 9th day OF February in the year 1896
Edmund A. Lockett, Administrator with tile will an
heNcu' OF Eumuhd Lockett, deceased, Pltff
against
Ben Watkins, sheriff of Powhatan, and administrator
OF Jno Bryant, dec, Sally Lockett, james Martin and
Jane his wife, Stephen Bryant, Sas Bryant cx'or of
James Bryant, dec, and in bis own right Gabriel r
Jones and Mary his wife, and William g. Bryant, Dns
The defendants James Martin and Jane his wife, Ste
Phen Bryant, and WIN. G.. Bryant not having entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the act
oil Assembly aud the rules of this Court and il
ing by satisfactory evidence that they arc not jnobit
ants OF this Common wcaltli--On the motion of the
plaintiff by Samuel Taylor, Esq, his Attorney is mr.
deTed That the said James Martin and Jane his wife
stephen bryant and WIN g. Bryant, do appear before
the Judge Of our said Circuit Court nj the courtbosc
OF said county on the rsi day of April Term next and
answer the Panl bill and give security for perform.
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some ne
paper published in the city Of Richmond and continued
Tor two months successfully and that another COPY be
posted ut heront door oftIe courthouse of this county
Copy--Testc,
Feb @. [S7-w5wl n. F. GRAVES. n g.
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Feb. G.

a NHiCKAHOMiNY LAND FOR SAIE.-Tbe snb.
" scriber has good Farm in the lower end of Hano
yer county about nine miles from Richmond INV the
new road about TO be established situated on the C;cL
ahominy Swamp, containing by recent survey three
hundred and fifty nine and three fourth acres THE
highland embraces about half-and abopt two thrill
of this is cleared and well pied to the production If
corn, wheat, &c; the other third, is well mbered with
piue oak, &c There is of the other half abont one
fourth second rate low grounds, equal to any on the
swamp; the balance is first rate low grounds princinaI
iy unceared, and remarkably we'll tmbered its growth
OIL ASH cured maple and oak of first rate qua
having two rooms below and two above and FIRST rate
cellar, always dry. There is good courthouse and
good framed kitchen, likewise barn which will yeoure
but little repairing. This farm is situated in rood and
wealthy neghborhood and the situation is as healthy
any IN The county The subscriber intending to leave
Virginia, is determined 10 sell. Terms made know, ~,
aPPcations TO WILLIAM A. JONES'
turnover county, March 3. IOO--Iafff
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Buckingham, February 10. 8

Nm acknowledgements Chesterfield Coun-
III ty Court, February 9Th, 1886:
James H. Cox administrator dc Jons with the will
annexed OF John Wilkinson, deceased aud adninstra
tor OF Margaret Wilkinson, deceased, Pl,f. IS
against 4. Ia
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Thomas Cole and Martha his
wiie, and others, .l- Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Cole and Martha his wife, moi
having entered their appearance and given security
cording to the act of assembly and the rules of this
Court and tappeang the satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants or this Common wealth. il
Ordered That the said defendants do appear here the
second Monday in Apr next, aud answer the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy o this order be forthwith inserted
an some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully and another copy posted the
front door of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
Feb 10. 9l--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

we have announced among our items of foreign news
the fact that The King of France has appointed Minis
ter to supply the place of M Serrurer AS the FrencI
Government withdrew their minister under foIse i'm,
preston in regard TO the Presidents feelings and inen
uons, The carly appointment Of to Mr. Ser
ruer evinees just of what proper on the part
OF at great and powerful nation in restoring amicabe
relations between 1t and the United States This ads
vance OF the French Government WILL we have no doub,.
be promptly and cordially met by the American Exsc
i've aud every trace of the late discussion will soon be
obitcratcd, except as a matter of history Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

NOTICE "A petition " i'll be presented 10 the pre-.
sent Legislature of Virginia. praying for charter
f,r Rail Road, from the Pits of the Black Heath Conn
Boshers Dam.
Feb. Ill. S9--w1w