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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-15


- Al recent meeting 81 tie Nau Ii.
rem Party at Fayetteville, where Mr. Hen,
~, Chairman, now Commlsstoncr, pressed,
II vas recommended t. the people to re.
quire amous Other s,ipuati0ns, from tho
candidates tor the Legislature that tAgy
should I've jackson VAN buren, nen,'
How Characteristic It that party, and sllae
same time, how degrading tia, an Amer.
can People, " no once would have frosted
upon any attempt by the lncunbca! 10 q.
tee 10 dictate to them his successor, shlll
suffer themselves 10 be appealed TO success
fully IN this way.
Who before ever heard OF Wssins'',
man Adams man, OF of a Jctlcrsu9an Mad.
son man, or Of any President ever ataa''
Ing hIs preference Of one candidate over
another. BIZ, the Van Buren, fafly saaF
tina, their man, uncangycicd vita jackson,
10 use an expressive phrazo We have ss'
somew hero, could ne. even stand a..ae,
Hence that continual connection 0i ibci
names; hence the letter extracted lram ai
Jackson to Parson Gwyn, announcing rs
preference hence hls interference @fia NO
Tennessee and Alabama Legislature, a.
gatnst Judge " bite; hence the sad slf''
laclc Of a man whose ambition Is not sll'''
fed With filing the higbes, Office "a as'
OF the peopc--but boldly uses hls a1ae.-'
and that OF the whole patronage O. the w.
yerumeut, To place Ia the chair 'a'ote s'''
cessor, VIII a free, American people per-
mlt such dictation lrthcy do they hold o''
an Induccment to every succeeding fies'
dent to attempt the same thing win i"i"'
nifty. With the immense and increasing la'
ronage Of the executive, the attempt VII, ."
all probability, be successful. The freedom
then of elections will be mere form, We W."
perform the physical operation OF Po''p,
ballots 10 tho box, but freedom OF VIII '"''
which renders the privilege OF voting g!
valuable, will have departed forever LUZ
President for the time beng names ''l' SUI
ccssor, tho Office holders who brca'he w.
der his smile and expire at ms iro"0' Guy
the name, the press and the PaITaosAe ",
government are brought to exercise '','
powerful influence IN his tayour--Ihe P'D
pie, poor souls, vote and believe hey 'h''
else frceman's privilege, While 'htl ~
merely fulfilling tho wishes OF de''' ,t.,
Such will be- the result, we firmly ana "l
cslIy believe, Of the success OF the " JUN
sou VAN buren, Candidate"
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Constitution of Tezas.-We have re.
ceved in pamphlet form, the Constitution
Of this new republic, adopted in convention,
on the 18th March, 1896. |, IS modelled
10 It's great leading features, ard most Of
It's details, Oh the Constitution Of the {. s..
allowance beng made for the difference be.
tween q federailye and s,ngle government.
The frat Presdcnt is TO serve two years,
end MS successor three years, and TO be
ineligible for the next succeeding term. We
regret 10 see, 10 the constitution Of the lu.
dietary, departure from the great pI!aci.
pie Of judicial Independence, which secures
TO judges their offices BY the tenure Of good
behavior. Tho Texan judges are 10 hold
their Offices for four years and to be re.elgi.
be-and we very much fear that they will
become The tools Of party or weathercocks
Of popular opinion. Serritude is establish.
et a. 10 slaves now 10 Texas, and as to
such as may be brought from the L. s.
Congress is denied the power 10 enancipate
slaves. Free persons, Of African descent,
in whole or IN part, are forbidden to reside
permanently in the republic and the i'm.
portation or admission Of negroes, except
from the U. s., is forever prohibited and
declared to be piracy.
The salary allowed to the Cashier of
"the Cllizens' Bank" at New Orleans,
(Mr. ]. b. PerrauIt) is 81 1900, which, with
bis house, &c. will be equal to $4,000 per
unnum. So much for the compensation Of
a cash keeper. In most of the States, a
Judge, who keeps the public peace, and pro.
lects or sequestrates life, liberty, and pro.
pvrty, by his adIudcatlons under the laws,
receives hardly the tenth part Of this salary,
out of which, moreover, he has TO pay his
travelling expenses. Louisiana, however,
it ought to be observed, is more liberal to
her Judges, though she does not allow them
quite SO princely salary as " the Citizens "
allow TO their cashier. She gives TO her
shlef Judge $1,000 year, and to her Go.
vernon 81 500.
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James Madison il no mora ,

The last Of the great lights Of the Re,ol,,.--
the brightest Of those gFea, minds, which. III. a..
pillar OF IRE Of old conducted tie American l,,,l
through the trials OF the scarcely less ,,Br.,.,..,
era following the Revolution, and cayetob.,e-r-
try the rePose, security, and hapgines, Of ,v,,.
regular, stable, and consolidated Government d.,
pure, aud beautiful, aud benign sht, has At leo,,
sunk below The horizon, and il queuched fors,s, i,
this world. Glorious Indeed has teen Il, ..-,
course, and though no more to be seen, It has IN
radiance in the frmameu, at which b, eggs,,,
will long gaze with admiration and grau,as,.
For more than thir,y years, the name If J.sp
Mspi@oS has, more than that of ans other ...,-,
u.an. been associated in The mind Of lulst An.
ttea, 18th The prime pies and The fabric Of sf e..
yernmeht lie was the principle srchilee, ia e,
construction, It he tid net lay u, eoruer.ssss--
tie lived 70 SCI !; endure many trials, survive yfss,
dangers, and to promise endurance iof agea
lie died on tho morning Of Tuesday. the 2.ih ii
June lie Was born on the 10th Mares. IN ds
year 1851 and Was, Of course, when he died i.
the paifiarchal age Of more than eigb,y.s,e ye,r,
HES ehd, sls,bly approaching some d.y. sett,,
~as such as .ha, u good and grga, nan oaesto
BE- His faculties undlmtued ti,l BIS is's., s..,,
he eIp,fsd w',hou, a Struggle, free from p4ia, .a
regre. Aod from cause # rsProaeh ~ ~
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Fort Drane.
From ,As augusta COn.iitufiona!,.t, Of July 1 J
From Col4mJus.-The following, from
the Columbus Sentinel Of the Isl instant is
the only intelligence we received BY last
evenings Western mail.
An express came in 10 the Governor last,
night, bringing intelligence of the escape
Of the hostile Indians probably under jim
Henry, and that on their way through, they
have murdered fourteen whites. General
Scott, II is said, started off company OF
mounted men after them, but the Indians
we're two days ahead but little prospect Is
entertained of overtaking them. The TX.
press states, that the supposed number OF
Indians were near 800, and they were well
mounted, &c. The Indians crossed the
Chal,ahoochee only three miles below Roam.
oke, and thus with an army opposed to them
OF nearly 5000 effective men, and in their
very midst, have these desperadoes escaped,
carrying death and destruction in their train.
10 justice TO Governor SchIey, We are hap.
.
ting the Indians would escape, whenever
they got hard pressed, he took the precau.
ton to order Gen. Wilcox, d Tclfalr coun.
ty, to have 4 sufficient armed force station.
ed in Baker county, to intercept them, and
tina, the men who we're thus ordered for this
purpose, absolutely refused to be command.
ed by Gen. Wilcox, and have thought prop.
er to dlsperse, in defiance Of every effort Of
Gen. W. TO the contrary. If necessary,
We will publish the order Of his Excellency
TO Gen. Wilcox, and the correspondence
between the parties which will entirely ex.
culpate Gov. Schley from blame.
We have just had an interview with Maj.
John ]. Salter, direct from Fort Jones, who
gave US the intelligence that information
had reached that place yesterday, previous
to his leaving, that Col Thomas Holmes,
Of Baker county, with his command Of l25
men, had osertaken the Indians near the
Florida line, and was giving them battle
In consequence Of the Indians having a su.
peror force, he was fighting, retreallng and
advancing intending thereby to hold them
al bay until he could be reinforced. The
bearer Of the information further stated that
he had met Col. Bell with two hundred and
fifty men, in twenty miles Of him, pressing
with all speed to his assistance. The proba.
biIity is, therefore, that the scoundres will
yet be brought to justice. Lord send it.
From the Macon Messenger, June 30.
We have just learnt that Gen. Scott has
detached five companies Of mounted men,
among them the Bib Cavalry, in pursuit
Of the Indians that committed the dcpreda.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

rs, rNautEER published twice a week, ScneaiiS, anu
~ s week during the session oil the s.ue sh w. ~
three Five Dollars per aanul, payaoe III a-
Pace 'h nj ha,,erri banks ouyl wi Oe e
saic'; , Iac irrs vii! guarantee the safety VI remit
cNea @ the postage ~ al letters beng pan oy me "ets.
tag h viii b. discontinued, bu. ut the discretion Oh 'he
w un ali a,eacs have heon paid up =, nine shu
~ Whoever viii guarantee the payment u ''''
have the 'S"'" FIRMS OF ADVERTISING. ,,,;,n,,,.
~ ~ .S. first insertion, ~ coatS each continuance,
o"' iascrted lishas either becn au LOT
81 ceuls ~, ~ n.rsnn in Ibis city its eurirons s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

YEJHE Warehouse of the undersi gncd having been
8 consumed in the great conhagra!ion which occur
red on the night of the 10th December they haze re-
move; their stock of Dry Goods (Which was preservcd
to the Store No 237, Pearl Street. little above Maiden
Lane.
They will be constantly receiving Fresh Goods as
they arrive in port and tender their friends in Virginia.
the usual facilities offered them at their location
WRIGHT, WINSTON & STEBBlNS.
New York, JAN I'd, 1896. 75-2N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

d. sA REWARD for the apprehension Of DEN
y sSU MS, negro belonging 10 the Estate
OF Anthony Waddy. jr., dec die made his escape
about the middle of December ast.--Whrn last heard
Of he was seeking passage to Richmond by boat from
toochland c. H. lie is rather low, black compile ion,
llcshy face polite and intelligent: about DO years old
tic has probably obtained free papers and is seeking en-
puyncnt as brick layer and paisercr or Hay be max.
ing his way To some free Siae.--The above Reward
will he given to any person who will deliver him to me
in Louisa county, or secure him in jnil.
GARLAND r. WADDY,
.4dm'r. Of .4ntkOny Jraddy, jr dtcd;
To-, "A 77-t22F
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s. ALE OF NEGROES, tSc.-By virtue of De-
~ eretal uder of The Circuit Superior Court of Law
suit therein depending, wherein Thomas ?. Rcpetoe,
WilalnSf. Lane and others are plaintiffs, and William
McA liscr, dec administrator and others defend
ants, shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
the 26th day of February next all the negroes belong
ing to the estate of William hcAister dec. consist.
ing of two men, two boys, two women, and three
four children together with all the household and kitch
en- furniture. A. G. SHEPHERD, -
49,. Trustee and Commissioner.
Jan. 26. sass '". S2-2aw4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

AtulLuCk, ior9crly tie property Of Thomas Steger'
~ Esq. will make his next season at Thomas iiar-
yry 4 Co.'S in The county fCharote, and al Wal
kcrs Church in the county ot Prince Edward. fatucu-
las and :rr;s will appear in due season.
TtlOS. Il. MARSHALL.
9Th II 9U-w:jwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

TyYIMDER! TIMBER!-Ihc highest prices will be
given for good, Seasoned wheel spokrs and ie!ioes
deliverable at the Peni,enary. Immediate delivery Is
solicited For information respecting them apply either
to Col Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
THOS. Ct. N1ONCURE, G. A.
E,L u SS-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

G{NTAWBA CRAZE HlNES.--'rhe subscriber (near
q RcAlonLl has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
vrs from one 10 three years o!d-and Gun furnish Cut
inns OF this grape Of applied for within the pruning
.,,e, 10 those who mas prefer them TO rooted vines
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
r.L IL W-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

ysyO TIE MERCHANTS OF VIRGiNIA.-Thc
IL subscriber having been amongst The sufferers IN lie
rrcal conlarTaiion of the 10th and 18th Of December,
and lost his entire stock of goods, brgs leave TO inform
his and purchasers generally that he has made
immediate preparations get up fresh supply, anG now
has The pleasure of acquain,ing them that he is daily re-
ccivnr from his nanuacory The various articles IN his
line embracing first rate assortment viz Si0r"S fts
Shirt LoiarS BosOms SuspcndcTS &c, and earnestly So
licis continuance Of their iuvors al H. Cedar street
lie would here remark those merchants. with whom
he has not had the pleasure Of dealing, that for many
wears Inc has paid particular attention TO the anuacory
Of such goods in his line: well calculated Tor The
Southern and Western trade and feels confidence IN as
surfing purchasers that he will be- enabled to supply tien
on such terms will give entire satisfaction. 49,
in addition to his loss in the destruction OF MS
property, he had the misfortune to lose ali his Books ana
pancrs and consequently has rely upnn tos" who are
indebted to him furnish statements Of their accounts:
and such as can make it Convenient to pay IN soFl
time, will confer particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER,
Manufacturer of Stocks, Shirt Collars, &e,
Is, Cedar street, late l:m Pearl
Sj--3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

lyE scribcr offers for SALE accommodating terms,
several tracts of Land varying from 200 10 3,OO acres
each in the counties Of Washington Rankin: and War
rem, in the State of Mississippi Some Of the tracts III
Washington county are upon the Mississippi and iazoo
Rivers and all of them believed to be first rate Emf
grants and others wishing to establish plantations IN
either of these countless might do well to confer with the
subscriber at Ecksburg in his absence with isrlends
Mrssrs j. J. Chewing and VIM ii. Sims, OF the same
Mace from which of the tracts but short dis
lance reference for further information is made to DR.
VIM J. Scott and Mr.. Thomas Green of Richmond,
VIRGINIA. JOHN +. SCOTT.
hc u 7I-20t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

A TALLION.-lw wish 10 sell or farm out, young
"a. Stallion, not inferior in purity Of pedigree TO any
horse in America lie will be FIVE years old next Spring.
bn, has never appeared the turf account of an ac
c;,cn., at BIRTH which ruined him as race horse and
impaired his beauty. His parts excepting l.ose injured
very c he is of good size and Of the richest dark
bav color with legs black nearly up to his body. lie CO.
yered few mares last and proved himself sure
faal.rc He was got by Golanna: his dam by Sir
Alfred his grand dam by Sir Harry, his great grand dam
was Haxas fine imported mare Pomona, got by Wor'
Eciosr forms n,otcrate ABB. CRUMP.
Powhatan February 3 So-2awbt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

SALE OF NEGROES.-Willb be sold, TO the highest
~ bidder, for cash. at AnGerson's Brick Tavern, in
Louisa county, on the god day of February, Gnst Is
negroes belonging TO the Estate of Anthony Waddys r
acc d., consisting of men, women boys and girls, very
likely and valuable among which arc two pair very good
Sawyers. GARLAND r. WADDY,
.Mmr. Of 4ntAOny Haddy, Jr.. deeeascd
Feb. q S)-tds" {
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

w. W. NlARSIIALL'S REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An in,lillc remedy for the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewhere"
may be had by applying to W. J" Nars!la at the Man
sion House.
II satisfaction is not given, the money will be returned.
Reference To pcrsnaS rHrid n CaHrn 'Gtc!y-WiIlam
Petit FIuvania county; Mr. lacii"t. Caroline county;
Edward Bass. Golrsyic; Ichd lo!mson: Cumberland
county; Ihos Skinner: f. City county: Sam Matthew's:
brunswick counly Mr.. Noble, Prince Edward county;
Mr.. Miller Goochand county; Mr.. Janncy, Alrxandrai
William p. Wychc, Petersburg.
Gu, - il-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

G.. V. RAYMOND.
\ E. Persons indebted to respectfully request
ed to MAKE payment as early us possible &. '. K.
Richmond. Feb Is. GU-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

a LARGE end rntunhc tract Of Land IN FauQutcr
"a CGDuY for Sa'c.-By virtue Of decree OF the Su-
prror Court of Law and Chancery for lenrco county,
in the case of Nnrton Norton, the undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 2Sh day of March
next ut Warrenton in the county of Fauquicr, before
the front door of the Courthouse of said county pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
tract of land lying in the county Of Fauqurr near Ger
maptown and within 8 or 9 miles Of WaTrrnton. long
known as the Einwham Forest estate, and containing
2i acres according actual survey made some years
AFRO II was then divided into nine parcels lots with
tl. view Of being rented tarmcd out: these lots were
divided into parcels continuing about 600 acres each,
so rs to make convenient farms Of each parcel
The land will he sold in parcels in such way as TO &C
commodae purchasers and upon the day OF sale plat
OF the whole land divided into separate tracts, will be
exhibited This land is situated in very healthy coun-
try and is believed to be FERTILE and we'll adapted to the
culture Of Indian corn, wheat: rye, and OATS ana IN le-
rard TO society. is well situated.
Terms Of Saic--One.lird Of the purchase money 10
be pad in nine months, nehrd in eighteen months,
and the residue in two years from the day OF sale
Bonds with approved security for each instaI'ncnt bear
inc interest from the day Of SALE will be required OF the
purchasers who it is xpcced will be ready with their
suretes 10 execute said bonds frhcst the day OF
sale The title will be retained until conveyance shall
tc directed by the Court
K RoIh!P H Z. HISHoiLAs, Commissioners
Jan. 10. @-tu
until the day SALE send their bills the subscribers for pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

TayIlE CELEBRATED GETrER OF RACERS:
4 ECLlPSE.-This distinguished Stallion, who now
looks and feels like four year old will stand this season.
t>0 ii Ay Edward $, in the county OF D!nwGdir,
immediately on the old stage road from Petersburg TO
Warrenon ~ c. - miles south Of Petersburg ana IL
north Of Brunswick Courthouse lie at his stand,
ready to serve mares 0O the season, payable at lis
cxplraon on the 18th July next, and $l5o to insure
mare 20 lie in oa, payable soon as she Is known TO
be IN tr,i. or parted with Servants sent with mares,
boarded e.as and mares fed Without limit al % cents
dav-Nery fine and extensive pasturage, with the
greatest care to prevent accidents escapes but no liza
Dy for any that may happen. Eclipse and his get are
too we'll known from their characters and performances,
70 say
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Nnag ADVERTISEMENT

amaRYLAND CHAN, cry REP sub:
scrbcrs have nsi published the rsa volume OF
..rS IF MARYLAND By Thculorck Bland, Chancellor'
P,;se Sc On hand, constant supply of Law Books in
every department. at the lowest fFicss 81 m nrh
Ired Orders by mail. for Law or Miscellaneous
BOOKS, promptly and carefully aendcd 10 Z, Mr.
r.h12 cn-2,-] Latr Buokssisrs. Baltimore.
HaIIYAWAY.-Wa committed TO the Jail Of Nor
ann county in the State of Virginia. Negro slave,
~ calls himself Basil and says he had belonged to
Al, Georrc Lane. who sold l'm 10 William Stewart,
,u, whom he escaped some time past. SAID negro was
nii,,I 10 the ia! of This county on the 2lst day Of
0rnl.r l~S5 he is about ) feet l-2 inches in height,
thr lett Jaw swollen quite black, and strongly ior"ed
i1 On very old drab round about and pantaloons and
M obi bat The said negro says he is about ~ years Of
ave. he tells different taxes about his escape says he has
n,, near Annapolis Maryland living with MIR. George
WsY The owner is requested TO come and claim said
,,'|,, ,rc,r;;n.r +, law WM. THOMPSON,
H.; r. IgO-wGw~i Jaii0r VI. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS The
D subscriber, wishing 10 remove from this city, Of
irrs for sale his stock of HATS, CAPS, &c, by whole
sale ur retail, at very reduced prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

ENRY, full brother Of Monsieur ronson, will stand
& tho ensuing season 1850 in the vicinity OF !tali'
fax North Carolina, at fifty dollars the season, and Sc
vcuty five duilas insure. From his great size, supe-
r;ur bone and finish his Citizen and Medley blood it is
believed that no stallion is better adapted to the Archy
and double Arcty Mares (Which abound in Halifax aud
Nurthampton as cross, both in form and Jood, than is
IIcnrv For his Memoir and Engraving, IAN Engraving
which by no means does justice TO the horse see the
March No., 1888, Of the American Turf Register. lie
VIII " Bale PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

Fg1O Thomas Pcyion HDtchinS"".-In pursuance Of
the directions contained in the drcrrtal order of the
county Can't of puwhalan in the suit of W IN. Crnamlt
and wife rs the said Thomas Pryton Hutchinson and
Others the undersigned Con"ss toner's under sad or
der hereby notify the said Thomas cytnn Hutchinson
tina, there is now in the hands Of said
The sa;L Thomas Pevton Hutchinson por;nn u The pro-
ceeds of the sale Of certain negroes held by the late
James Hutchinson Decd Of PoHhatan FIR HE ana at
ter his death with remainder to the said Ih"s Hutch
inson and oti,crs-whc if not applied tor ~ reason
brothers aal sisters of tie said Thomas P. Hutchinson,
on The presumption of his DEATH he has not been heard
Of since The wear lS25-at which timc lie was then
nhnhtont os in the Stale Of North Carolina.
JOHN w. NASH,
HENRY L. HOPKINS,
February L. L-o-w4w] -- CoWM'SS'oherS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

& DAIAiSlHATOR'S NOTiCE.-All persons in
"''u 10 icrS..tc Of the late Mrs Sarah w. White,
t,,n 'Fc hereby notified and required to make imme.
IN, meat to the u,,ersgnrd-And all persons hay
against the said estate, will present them, duly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

WI s"r and thorough bred horse MINOR, from VIr-
N yuma. will make his r,t season in the vicinity OF
Georgia, This Spring, 1886 Further par
,''nuaiy -, Sl--2aw4w
w !"uEna requested insert the above twcca
Na. ">' ana aci lhcir account 10 THIS once iof ccc'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

s WIAEIAERSlllP-Thc subscriber having on t!!c
~ '>' {" February, taken Mr.. Thomas l.. Timberake
d. partner. the business formerly done by him, will
1,'a''' he conducted under the firm Of Thomas d.
NI''> Io-- Persons in want Dry Goods may re-
- i"';' ntI'"| always general assortment and upon
" ".-svEa,c terms can be had in This market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

a NyII., by Monsieur Tonsan-dam lsabella-wi
"A stand the ensuing season 1o50) at Ha,'ax court,
dolinrs to insure His performances are too well Known
n n Virgnn to require comment That he was race
his contests with TrjGe, Medoc. Muckle Iohn 1essup'
and his dams were runners the latest genera
TONS He has and spread much and is in
firm most striking likeness of the Godophn A, , h.
As to his pedigree it without blems' aa VIII he he
a;yen with his performance in due time lie VIII oe
ggM5ar the direction of MIR. Robert S. Woodingg
''' I,,unry ID I7S-lStl BALE PEfTON
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JAMES RAWLINGS.
Ian :!"hi r. Of Mrs Srrnh ". White, deceased.
- 73-2awSw