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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

A grocer ia Winchester, Va. adver-
tises bis stock Of liquors, saying that i
'inciudss every variety Of Wac from
the oldest to the youngeg,--from tbs
siFongssi to the wsakest-from The
soursst 70 the sweetest; bic Brs1adies
beein with The genuine apple juice
progress uiih the essence IL peaches,
TIE gToeth Of the last iwenty year,
and are topped OF with the Esnuine
old Cogniae; be assortment Of WtieksB
% too good 70 TAX about: some Of 4 i
90 anxssnt that i sbopId b msntioned
very defsrsn6slIy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

q IL uho sFa eosesrDsA, that ! shall a.
"A tend - the oaics Of MastsF Commis-
sioasr Worthisgtop, " Charlsstown. on eve
~ Saturday during the uionth Of April, frsm
D O'Clock 70 eo'elock, ?. ~. foF she purpose
u astiling Win persoas having aeeoHrts M
ssttisd eth the estate 81 David "a. Sos der,
Sss1, sed also With TIE late eonesfa 81 Da.
va "a. sssytes asa WIN. Ciseelssa. A
pusstaal stisaianes y requested, ~ J en-
sxtfsmsiy snEioas % ssiiie sil TIE bu,iness.
" possible. dsFing the aonlh o. APTit
HENRY b. GAHNHART, 1sar.
q D. ~ Ssy&sy, ess'd
s...h A teash
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
A CARD.
DOCTOR STR.aITH,

HAVING prepared himself. by pro-
IN tracted and careful eourse Of reading
ON the subject, and his late visit 10 Phiis-
delphia, respectfully oHsrs HE services ~
Dentist. Neither this. nor any other pursuit.
however, shall DO allowed at all 70 inter
fsre with prompt and faithful dischargs Of
hs duties - physician.
March IL 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
BOARDING.

" rs. HOWARD having removed 10 he
lv1 house formerly In the occupancy Of
Mrs. Manning. situssed on the main street, In
a convenient and desirable part Of Charles
,own. b prepared to accommodate Boardsrs,
by the week, month. or year. Being deter
mined 20 spare no exsr.ions 10 entertain Board
charges will be moderate.
April Z, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

N nEReBY sppoint JACOB ". LEMON
ast1l 90 ssstle - ~ esfafe q htsef WI
isssss errsuasf ~ sfn - fosa5 a ~ sisfv
~ ~ R-irs Sen aonfsy ~ teli sasii esiar-
fsg. aars April AZ lhprs tlel hsss - ysi
s-ifiea go ssrne fogsprd 80 feshe inisasslin,s
sefilsn.ssf Aher he e3rd, - sAese 1nealioaeas
yos uiIi SD yosr sssssnpssia Ne hssds q $500
of,ess, VI aesHssff6-
AHA ffa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
WARREN's

Celebrated sREtlk Or Recess.
F8sHis sslsbrsisd Psrfaus y VASTLY free
n from ths iaiurious s9scis q aipsrsis
% nest sesmeiios. u preserves and beauti.
sel The skla, rsadering Il son anA delicate
hhss beeosas fsshioasbls article for TIE
lsdiss' ioi1ss. oEsFe1 fos sale a
yoUN0'A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

1NHE eOmpsny usdsF ny eOmmsad viii
- meet ct ne usual place Tor parsds, the
last ssluFSsy N this month, asd slso the last
Saturday N October
J. w.REYNoLDs, caps.
April ia, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
feampamY Orders.

VHNHE compsny usdsr ny eomnsod - or
4 dsrsa 10 parade ~ shsphsSdsiovo, or
ths last Saturday 10 ibis u,oath--aa4 aiso on
ihs isst satsfasg y October asat.
THOMAS hiTE, cept
APEll ]. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

LERsbCne, Wa.
Desr Sir-I have used the Balsam Of Health
which proeesed from you. vita great benefit, f
net vith entire relief. When procured Il, Ivas
sorcly afflicted Nth Dyspepsia, attended ~ al lie
distressing sympsoms hesd ache. giddineSs, heart
barn snd the Thousand nervous saeeiioas which
accompany u, IN its worst stsgeA AZ times.
Sssh sss The debility oeessiooed, ihst I was bed
riddea. think I cen ssy Shat the FRA relief. u
not lhs eniirs cure. vas produced By the Of
the Bsissm. CHAS. w. BiNNS.
The shove Medicine 10 for ssie BY
LANES BROIGyN. CAarSesfSssns
JOSEPH q. HAYS, Harpsrs- FerTN
cHfRLES HsRPER, &lePAsrdsisvn-
Oeteher g. le95.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
GARLEGANT's BALSAM OF
HEALTH,

DREpARED oaly By JOHN 8. MILLER
opposite the M.~ass Hosss. fssd'r'sh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
TO WagOneFs.
&sN9

HENHE sabseribsFs ere snd vii be rsesiv-
y Jag iargs qunntitlss q Goods for Tsn-
stss,s ssd other PLACES, as viii fura.sh We
gOssEs With lOsdiag - very iibsrsl prices.
T. WILSON q co.
ReitRss9 Dtpst
wioehs.lsF. April ~. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

New Yosk, Kentucky. Missouri -
sad South Carolina, cod has psr-
form.d wonderful eures In Die
pepsia, Choiies, Nervous ire
mors, towuess Of the spirits and
p.lpitstioa Of the heart, u W also
sovereign remedy Zoe al kiads
Of ~orsns, he. llNI{W
II u not recommended. iibe most patent medi-
cincs. &c . eurv-sii, bot hS rreommends q fcr
Whist he has full sookdeoee u will and he's cured.
which he subs,as,is,e by the ses,iuoay Of
hundreds ofPersoas hat have sxperieseed iss s.i-
The proprietor has q great aunt .eof eersik-
estes In his possession Of cures performed by this
lumns Of ntvspaper. bot has thought proper 20
give oaiy lev u the most prominent. which the
reader oiil 6ad below ,his advertisement
u 10 neatly pat mp in square half pint Beetles,
With the nsme of the Mcdieine blown the gisss
and The rropiie,or's signstur. on a iAse, pasted
On the outside wrapper Of each bottle. 20 yreve.s
Il from being eounteffeited. Each bottle 10 se-
eompssied 9Th extensive directions for lie use,
which at ell times be had a one dollar per
bottle, and By the quantity q liberal discount.
ii his Drug and Medicine Store, sad Of his sgeats
In the above named statea
Below are few eertikes,es or eurcs performed
BY the above Bsisam Of Health.
joss g. MIkIER,
Dear Sir: I had been troubled With q constant
sick 'ess and psia IN my stonseh. which slso oe-
nv back. Cor which fused = great deal az Mrdi-
cine without any relief. was prevailed on By
frisad 10 ny your Balssm Of Health, which pro-
cured from yosr Agent In Hagersfovn, and, 90
nv great asioni,hment, before had used the con-
eats Of bottle, vss able 20 my daily meals
With much spPetiss aad s.,Isf.eiioa ~ ever.
aud can nov stiead to my daily work 90 much
ever could before.
JOSEPH C. CoxsoN.
Wsshiagtoa County, February 10. lass.
About two years ago I vas severely afflicted
Nth Dy'Pep,ia. which ! had Tor the Last kf,een
years previous to the above nAmed time, which
was very much increased by my hayisx blood
| vessel rupiured upon my lungs, oeessioned by
lifting--vhieh iacressed my complaint, Dy spep-
ala and general debility AID weakness, TO such .
degree, thattvo or three years previous TO my
using the Gafiegant BalsAm, never etc = meal
but my stomach became 30 painful that lsnsl
| immediately TO throw IL mp. Seeing Gariegant's
\ Balsam OF Health advertised, VISA Induced TO
try bottle; sfer taking the very 6rst dose il APP
peAred 10 Strengthen my stomach; aad every dose
OF the first bottle hsiped me 20 much that 10 the
eoorse Of fey days my stomach begsn 10 retain
and digest every thlag ate. e0utinued TO use
he bAlsam uutil used seven bottles, which cured
me entirely, and restored me TO perfect health.
which have eaiossd ever since. and NOT before
for kfteen yesrs- eheei fully rreonmepd IL TO all
persons vho are afflicted with by spepsis dsbii.
| ay % s,onseh GtSea uader my hand this ith
\ dsy Of January, tsSA
| HENRY LOUTHAN,
| y Frederick CO., Va
Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

The above valuable BALSAN
OF HEALTH 10 nov extensively
ksova s.d used in many cities
ssd toms n the sssses q virEiri.,
Msryl.sd, Psansy lssnis, Ohio.
New York. Kentucky. Missouri
sad South Carolina, cod has Psr-
formsd wonderful cures In Die
pepsia. Choiies, Nervous rrs-
mors. towsess Of the spirits and
p.Ipitstioa OF the heart, u 70 also
. sovereign remedy foe al kisds
OF worvns, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

Lsck fer .lfytoa.-~A free eoloFsd
man, and vsgy poor rssidingin George.
town. d. G. gos P5iss often thoussnd
dollars. IN q wbols ticket, "a The Me-
rylasd LotisFy, drawn lest Moaday -
The money Was paid 10 him on Tues
day, by AF. Isaac Nichols. who cold
The magic ticket. and we ere told. that
The African was - scTupulous in exact
ing every dime Of his due, ss u be bed
saEnsi every cent Of a N sSwing
wood. Tha same fsilow drew 500.
"a he Thursday pgsstoua. 6isPeovsng
lha olA adsgs. ''that hghfDiag ns.sE
s,hns ths s6ne sse tp3es."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Chr0nirIc.
FRLDEricK, December -, i

FREDERICK, December I3, lS3N.
The Court resumed its duties this morning, BIZ con-
nuinr the examination Of the official documents Tclat.
ing to the Creek war conducted by Maj General
Scott II made clearly manifest il the course OF It,
that Gen. JHsup had been guilty Of gross nsubordna-
ton, and disposition to reard, rather than promote the
views Of his superior officer. On being taxed with his
unsoldcs Ike department. he manifested some conpunc-
ous vs,ugs and the too generous Scott readily Tor
gave him, AID renewed his ancient relations towards
him" Scott vent !utther-hc addressed to the Adiu-
tanL General Of Tie army Washington, letter highly
complimentary TO Jesup, and wholly esoaeraling him
from all bare. At This juacture however, Jesup was
carrying correspondence, having for It's object
on its ruins the erection Of his 1hat apologec
and co;Hsrdatory letter. exlorted from my kindness,
sir, said Scott 10 Gen. Macomb, g General Jesup may
make the most Of it given TO him readily and
extra oical papers transmitted 10 Gov Cass by csap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

neither nrra mr. am!ui,ion Santa Anna having adr1
ly Jisarmed retcy The militia of the states
T.E T. C~HriCr.
We ",e Informed from high authority that TIE irAi'
all Government Iuruds entering lu!;ial cuip'a oe-
fore The Cabinet Washington against The practice pu
sued by american c%rns OF Introducing into ther 'er-
r:,c.y, III vessels belonging III the United States, ne,
sros; coming from other quarters tia" this Unlon ana
E:r.hrr tha! their Minister at Washington will be III
slSuard ask of government thaa vessel be ordered
10 cruise along their coast and prevent such introduce
us Of unlawful SLAVES and also that small tUrce be sta
toned at the mouth Of tie Sabine, &c guard against their
being landed on the of The U. S. and immediate
transferred ~ the 1r%an territory Adjacent 10 w.
moa,h OF the Sabine numerous inlels and cnves
where small vessels may easily be concealed and from
these points, present very remote from any settlements
garsos il easy, without Tie fear OF delecton u
transport Slaves The Sabine and thereby escape
the laws Of both countries, inasnuch as the constitution
Of Texas admits Of the importation oil negroes ioi' .'1
United Stakes, while it prohibits it from every otef
country The Congress Of Texas Will also pass Law
prohibiting the introduction of any but slaves porn III
ihe United States These praise worthy determinations
Of tie Texan Republic will certainly silence the eners
Of that country vino have alleged lie existence q! al
intention Oh the part Of the TEXANS TO open direct trail.
hc with Tn. African slave coast, for the purpose OF sup
plying their country with negroes IL WI also usSPae
The Tears Of lie late iuStdons Intermediates IN lcXah
affairs in the British luase Of Parliament, aid prove TO
Le world that on this scure 1t least There can he no ob-
lection to the annexation OF Texas 10 the American
Union, and also thai in the wisdom of her provisions
ad business Of her regulations, she is every way worthy
OF having her destiny associated with ours ~,
"a. Orleans BUlietta.
FROM TExAs-Don Lprczo de Zavula, almost the on
ly Mexican WHO las joined the rcxlun ranks: is dead
lie event to wander among the lmmOrias, as the Chl'
would say, lle 22d u, leaving vile atd Tour
cA;tdren lie was The first v President Of the aspiring
new Republic
The hlexcan Commissioners who to treat for
the Release OF Santa Anna, the part, not OF The Co
veTnnen;, but Of his political friends and parsan5 ha
wing, failed in their niSsun have gone to New Orleans
Their great object to effect change ol Govern
ent m Mexico, by the aid OF the Texans, SANTA Anna
being kept in durancc hostage until that end should
be liSrd Cen Houston has defeated their pro-
ecl by Insisting upon the imInedatc release OF Santa
Anna, opposition his cabinet, and ma ory Of the
Sruale ami House.
1t reported at New Orleans, on the Sd inst that
body OF Mexican cavalry had advanced to, and taken
possession Il, The Alamo Of BeXur.-f. L. Cum. .7dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

By The brig David d. Miller, 10 days from Tampico,
We have received newspapers u la" Gate from thai
place and have perused several commercial letters, which
describe The political situation Of The Mexican States
The expedition against Texas appears 10 have com.
mencrd lis march: and "as proceeding towards Malta
moras WHENCE will bead It's towards tie seat
OF
If we are permitted to coniide in letters from the city
Of Mexico OF November = army of 1000 men will
aye that capital under the orders of Gen. Bravo. 1t
w!i halt at San LUIS fuos, where it will be joined By
3OOD troops, aud len repair immediately to lis place u
destination.
0i!ec |. tiers from Tampco Of the Isl Of December
assert that tie will he StlUO strong, that il
cruiIing every stale and that when lis organization
shall be Completed. II VIII marc! against Texas by way
OF Ma:amnlas The same letter lniorIns us that they
were iortiyng iampico, and were taking ether mea-
OF defence against INVASION from the sea side
The McxcauS appear to have been induced 10 take
these precautions by runors that expedition was
about sail from New Orleans under the Gen. NeEIa
with view to land at Tampco aud organize revolt
lionury movement against The Government.
Measures were also taken By the Government to pro.
vide provisions for the army destined for the invasion oi
Texas
decree of the President ad ntcri published in the
Gaz-tie OF Tamau!ipas Of the l2th ut revves in full
force for the ports OF the North and uc! places may
BE- occupied by The army tue law Of the l2h oil Junt
last, which permits the importation Of provisions into
Matam0ras. Provisions pay duty OF 20 per CENT ex-
cepl cocoa and tea, winch declared TO be free Fro
visions po Ted into Aataloras into any of the ports
designated ply duty, provided the importation Or
made in Mexican vessels. Ia other respects the law OF
the 10Th June remains in force, with the exception o.
such Of lis provisions may be contrary 10 the present
decree.
The articles Of provisions allowed 10 be introduced
four rice sugar Of every kind. Cocoa chocolate, coffee,
pepper sailed meat, smoked and pickled peas, biscuit
beans, bacon, Indian corn, lard, vcrmce!, tocno:
tea, &c.
These preparations would lead suppose that hos
tii!llcs will shortly commence.
Private letters stale that there is much sickness at
Tempco.
Capt. Dscol, from Tampico, reports that an ailray
took place al Iumpco between OF The OF The
United States sloop OF Vincennes and some fisher
The OF The sloop Of war imprisoned; and
the Government refused 10 give them up to tie AncIl
Consul; the ship obliged TO put TO without
| her men.
Capt y. has brought dispatches for the Government
Of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

Nix. WisE's lMrEAcHIXG R:SoLr vt will 5o...
less be the cUrt OF those who have been continually
cus!nr the heads Of The Executive Departments ~.a
fraud corruption, abuse Of PATRONAGE ;.d c,mycss:
the public revenue and the drpos!ie BANKS 10 influence
elections, 10 ayon! all sprc!ncatlDna.l GeSi4Ha,.," !
cr!cs or crinIna!sand To labor to speak AVA IL.
SION about preliminary Misunderstanding the oppJ!lCAa!
to make bold and general assertions stand for Accusation
and proof rather than be pinned down to the pJSCc
ton o strict Parliamentary inquiry. Cen Glascock al!
other friends of the administration, have challenged lie
GSsaantS to the brOadest investigation into which ANY
gS!a"c impeachment OF the acts Of public tu"c.ona:
Wac yer carried We have no doubt those who haze
cd anxious to become prosecutors will ever >
Clcs OF ncsSc 10 escape from making direct iIr J"!r
the country upon any Of The heinoG5 charges w! wc1
they have lJr years back been stunning tc pubic c'
We trust the Democratic party in the House viii ,
upon definite allegations demand III" committee AZ: ~
proofs. and vii! answer TO all defamation ana bold al
npudent assertion and abuse in ad"ancc. By rr"!a.:
the call upon the House for The trjHAal, and upon '
Opposition for their allegations and testimony. ana "i
crss the subject when inquiry has shown what Is
ft,i%E
At about one o'clock Yesterday the dwelling O: lar
Rev Mr.. Brown, nearly opposite the ruins 9" tic 9I-
ing lately occupied b. the Post Office Department, -,
discovered to be on fire, which for time SCENE"
threaten the destruction of the building Onr cl''a
however, with Pralscwo!thy alacrlty, hascned to tt s.
and by their prompt and wc!!drcc,cd ciJIs, succeed
in arIcsng lis progress and combining Il to the nam
diatc vicinity Of its origin-the loft lnmeG!a!r: u"i"
the roof. Too much praise cannot be accorI" to Is
gentlemen connected with the franklin tsfc C";""l
and the citizens generally, Tor tie zcal and Judgment D.
played on this occaslon-U
The Hon. VIM Fl. Wharton, Minister PcEp. %'
tary from the Republic Of Texas, and Colonel JOIN
Wolfe, his Secretary, arrived yesterday, and have a'
lodgings at Gadsby IS HoteL-iJ.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 13--T: ras.--ln letter g.
Mexico an extract from which = exhibited at HE NJ;
chants Exchange, intelligence has been receive" i's'
another expedition, consisting Of 1909 men, under it
command Of Gen. Bravo, is to be sent into Texas; ~
men had already started from the city Of Mexico.
~ q. IlHcritGR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

" A>!I!HGTg%, DtLC!...,r! ~. !..si.
The Circuit Court CT the United States Tor tbs c.,.
~ was al 'ay Yesterday engaged IL. the trial o: I.rs.
II. White, changed wi.ii burning the Treasury la...;
II Ala:1h l>:i5 1t i; tcc.mrd pIJIlr .":..r -:
progress OF the trial, 10 report he testimony # tie w
ie=Scs and we rriran .uTI r5YiouS motives. .:, IL.
expression OF an opinion upon t:y .! o: - g.,
tic accused.
Tie defence is ccnGucc! / ; TIE ..icSsrs Bent. $m:
difficulty occurred in tie outset n pcpcnrEg p4.u =:
counsel Tor the prisoner insisting his r-A: - ch.
lengc. and, also, that he could no! lc pat uon i tai;
than two years having elapsed between ii" ac
offence and the finding OF bill! hy the grand jury t.
Court however, oreTvucd both positions: IT, ~
Was .mpunnc!!rd and sworn.
$Ihe Witnesses 10! lie prosecution having been sYor
were, al the instance o! Tie prisoners c5::.s, rr,g.
ed from tI~ Court room, until they should u Gated
examination.
Two witnesses only have yet bce% examined, h.
anG Croft. both of whom subjected q cosr ,..
examination on the part Of the defence, when G.c.ac.
such combination Of talent, ingenuity, ana G.aa.
puycL IN lie preparation Of criminal otl.ccs tu;va.,.
ont tie country, very few persons would haze .4...
ed 10 exist The trial, far, has been OF g:ra
cres; which is all that for tie present sy a.s!
it-.itit. int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
EDiH0n's EOsaeyy office,
RICHMOND, NIRGISIA

Drawn numbers in the Alexandra Lottery, Class No H.
- i u a. - l 33 - Al 80 =
Dec. -. Cit
I'm CuANCERY-FlnGISl,. AT rules held III H.
E Clerks Office OF the County Court Of NoIto"ay' ''
the 9th day Of December, 1886: Co.,.
Sally F0wlkes. Ope Fuwllrs, ani Nancy T., S''':'
Tlona; c., and Pamela Fo"lsc-, children Of Fl'n,''
Fowlkcs dec d. and infants, by their next friend, -
FGm'i.s and Vim. A. Fowlkcs, WIN. f. FowH,s @'t
Nancy b. his wife, and john kealon and Martha D. ~
wife, iIi'"""''
Edward b. Fowlkes and WA. G.. Fowlkcs, Exc:u";''
VIM FowIkes, dec d, and in their rights; l'ln'
Fowlkes, Kennon FowIkcs Edward T. Fow!kc<. "'.i
IT, Fowkes, Edward Pcttus, - BIchln!a" :, 80
Martha c. his vile; john Z. HARRISON and - ~
riso,, who is son of Martha Harrison, formerly l@i
by his guardian, I'D Htcm John P. Fomlk"s, :, Ds'
The defendants, Ransom Fowics. kennon f'%'%,.'
Edward T. Fowkcs, Samuel II. Fo"IHcs' EI"I'H
tus, -- Buchanan and Martha I: MS VIE; '".'
Harrison and - Harrison, son Of h!il!!'' H.,
not having entered their appearance ana y''ft
according TO the act Of Assembly and The f'I'"' "
Court, anu it appearing by satisfactory c;'''', .
t!:cy not inhabitants OF THIS country Il -
That the said defendants appear mere on tn1 ..
the next March term ard answer the bill .! ne r
IFS: and that copy Of this order be forthwith
in some newspaper published in the city o! tc,''"
or town Of Pe,ersburg for two months success.
pos,ed at the front door Of the Court house o: ''
y q O"P' F, 'i FITZGERALD, c.:
Dec 90 t7-"-
gRLOODED NORSES-l o1ti FIX saie, .e'r" ', =; =,
4 3 lhoroughL: Stations, Mar2s and Cons. a:
design leaving the STATE Will sell them al VI:
and l II be any accommodation to The Pnfc4ts b;
give credit Of one, two three years, IeqH:,"s G,e
with approved security bearing interest t!'': ',,,a
Several Of the Mares are now IN i,a! ~ :.
EcIipsc and other ho.scs Of rcpu:c My 'cs'1eiIn
Aanua, near StcvcnsTille Post Office kn@ s;
county. ~ ~ ,.l,,y'
Dec. % $3.50
EHAN AWAY from the subscriber a'1u ;I. ,"S Il.
H. August last Negro fellow, naGed JACr' i.
was hired OF MIR. Thomas Bottom Of hahc .,; isags
is abou, 90 years old, of snal! stature ana l., Are
The description Of his clothing Is no! iecoecsI
ward Of $ will he paid for his dsI'Ts,y 70 NJ rU&F
to the 18th OF Dec. inst r--..
Chesterfield; Dc. 80, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

Drawn numbers in the Alexandra Lottery, Class No. -
| = i G5 II ~ l 33 35 Al 80 II =