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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

! SALE OF LOTS IN the Io'cn Of S. Joscph, Post
r. P'"fa.-lhr sale of Lots in the town of ST. Jo.
| pa mas orrn postponed till the 18th of January next
''en ther VIII take place the same terms as those
f''e'1,"'E '"'rf''Srd. kOGT. BEFERlDGE,
G, rF$ t., ha'c Gimico &. ST. Joscphs Canal Company
d. J'ssEh, ". F. 10th Nov, IS:'5
AZ ID. 1 nc papers that inserted the original ADVERTISE
.i VII, continue 10 do SO ill the 10th January and
.',r T'"'r P"StPonemcnt Immediately under it
n . WI" confer favor by citing the public attention
7 tne same, IN an editorial article.
3'Pc -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

FHTlIE current debts d:r 10 the Office Of the Bank of
a the United States II Richmond. which shall remain
unpaid, WILL the LIST Of the ensuing month be trans
trrcd to The Bank OF Virginia aud the Farmers Bank of
Virginia. The suspended debt due 10 The Bank of the
United States. and payable its Office Richmond
viz protested notes and bonds as well as judgments, will
be collected at the said Oicc-Thc near approach of the
period when te charter EXPIRES, WILL it hoped, show
the debtors the necessity Of early attention to these
claims. Dec. 81. Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

BLOOD STOCK. NEGROES, &c. FOR SALE,
~ The subscriber wishes to sell Mare wears old
II Finley Years old and Colt dropped last spring, OF
perhaps us good blood as any upon the turf also )
negro men and Boy, one good carpenter about IS
years old, li:$alr sawyer about III wears old ono
common farm hand. % years old, and Boy 10 wears
Ia; also variety Of Farming Utensils such as are su
PLY used npon Farm; all Of which he will dispose Of
fpon reasonable terms, if immediate application be made
WIS DIV cling, opposite The Farmers Hotel Mauchrs
j"t or II after the LIST January his counting room OBJ
A. ',site Tie Columbian Hotel Richmond
! Dee. 81. I7i-iil GREEN Hall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

GNASH FOR 2OD NECROES-Wc will give the
" Negroes from - to q years of age Every person
who intends SELL will do we'll to rive us call near
SeabGoo!'s Warehouse, where prepared to keep
them safe and comfortable whether for sale or other
wise. TuOS. MCARGO & CO.
Dec. 81. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

NTOTlCE TO CARPENTERS.-Tle Eichmond,
Ia Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
wish to employ workmcn to execute the Carpenters
work Of l} miles of Railroad superstructurc. The
highest pricesby tho day or job will be given
Workurn also wanted for The cos.rucol OF Rail
Road Cars.
The building Of two Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
As Tie work must soon he commenced and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application is invi'cd.
J. II. HOPKINS,
Prin. asst Engineer.
Richmond. September 18th. IS}1. :;--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

TEVE subscriber returns his thanks to the citizens Of
IL Richmond and the public generally for the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received and respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the North and
rc-opening with entire assortment Of HATS and
CAPS, all fashionable and fresh, just from the manufc
of fashion, variety of quality and prices Gentle
men in want of Hats and Caps, respectfully invited
to call on their obedcnt, CHAS. JOHNSTON
n b. My assortment will be complete in few days,
when more general advertisement will appear.
December 4. 61- ..s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

q LIBERAL REWARD.-Srayct. or was taken
IA from Eiy residence, The City Of hichunnd.
"Wednesday Bird inst small dark bay horse, (nrarly
black the property Of the Rev Samuel Cornelius Sad
horse is about H. years old: rides well ana works in har-
ness is in tolcrabe order aud has flesh marks tina,
recollectcd. except small round white spot in his
forehead. If he is not Gr"i;lcd by person. it is
expected that he will make for Alexandria where he was
raised, and at present belongs 4 liberal reward will be
paid upon his delivery to the subscriber or Tor SUCH III
formation vii! lead to his rccnvrry
RICHARD REGNS.
Sidney: Richmond.
D.cS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

LAND OFFICE, VA. December :, 1885.
conformity to an ACT entitled San Act. to reduce
RI INT" one act the scvera! concerning Escheators
passed on the 9th day Of January, 1919 | do hereby
make known 10 all whom it may concern that it appears
BY the certificate of the Esceator for the county of
Northumberland, dated the goth day of November, l:5
and rcceivedinto the Land Office that by nqusitinn
and Office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands, late the property Of James Still decd,
hive duly cschcated to this Commonwealth, viz: one
Tract Of 81 acres, less and one of acres
less and both in the Parish OF Lower ST. Stephens in
Northumberland county. W. SELDEN, .
December g. G62-lSt1 .Register Land Office
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SILAS CIIEATHAM.

SlLAS CHEATHAM, d. S.,
far Daniel Weiscger, late Sheriff. and such, 9dnr
n. B. shall attend the hrcings Of Mr. j. b. Goode,
when hope to meet those who hired negroes of the
above Estates the present year prepared to take in their
bonds. S. G.
DECEMBER q. 20-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

TEYO BLACkSMlrHS.-Wa Wanted To hire for tiI, en-.
q suing year. six Blacksmith Strikers Tor which the
highest price will be givcn.-Apply to
December 81. T7I-2tl JAMES BOSHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

& IN Monday the Hi, Of January, lc3G; will be sold
~ at public auction at the residence of the late Lucy
c. Berkeley all the personal estate of the deceased not
disposed Of by her WILL consisting Of some valuable arti.
Giles Of household aud kitchen furniture, small stock of
cattle. sheep aud hogs 4 few farming utensils, an old
caro;trc ard harness. good carriage horse and mule,
TWO mich cows few bushels Of oats about tnrty bar
rrls Of cora aud proportion Of tops fodder, and sucks
Of the crop Terms vii! be made known the day of
sale. CARTER BERkELEl.
.Glmiu:siraiOr lciM Tic 7cW annCrcd.
Hanover Dec Do 10-2awtds
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8 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Thc sub
N scribcr offers for sale his tract 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 so improved by careful management and
the use Of clover and plaster that nearly the whole oft
now produces clover kindly. About 20 good
creek meadow, part Of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has Just been
cleared away from 80 Of good tobacco land. which
NAV be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from its contiguy to
the River and the facility with which The wood be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth 80 cents
per cord it stands on the land and contracts for the
sale Of several hundred cords at THAT price annually,
now be made. The improvements nearly new. and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation Of am
w. The situation is healthy and the water fine During
my absence, applications may he addressed 10 my bro
ter Col. Peter F. Smith, Of Manchester (who is fully
empowered TO sell and convey the land) my Mana
ger Mr.. Thomas Cheatham. upon the premises, who
will show tic land to persons disposed to purchase
JORDON SMITH
p. ST. wish also to sell So Of land. upon most
Of which the wood is standing. lying within three and
hall miles of Manchester, adjoining tic lands Of Mr.
Green Hail. MIR. Fisher and othes. J.. g
Oct. 20. 4S-f
ERON STORE.-Wc have liz store Il large and well
q selected assortment of Iron: 10 which daily
adding by receipts per almost every packct-and offer at
very low prices 200 tons, Of the following description
Wig:
FLAT-English, Swcdcs. Country ana Ulster, almost
every size
ROUND-Engl!sl. swedcs and Ulster, from IL 10 d.
amclcr.
SQUARE-Engl:sh. Swe,cs and Ulster, from IL TO 4
diameter.
OvAL-7-S oval Ulster Iron,
Box. band, sheet, hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods, spike rods, axleree nsois for coachakers
Crow Bars
STEEL.
5 tons best American blstcrcd Steel
Ia do. DO English do. Oil stampD
3 do spring Steel: from 1-2 10 l-2 -.
10 do Sanderson & BROS. best Cast Steel orlhe usual
variety of sizes.
do. Palmer Mould Boards, from No. l to ia
ANES-Simmons & Beers make.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Nov. g. 52-tlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

81 ISS!SSlfHl LANDS FOR SALE.-The Sub
-iE scriVcr Offers icr sale on accommodating terms,
eirra tracts Of Land varying from 300 to 5000 acres
ach IN the e"u"i'rs Of Washington Rankin. and War
en-, IN the State Of Mississippi Sumo of the tracts in
ash@loh county are upon the Mississippi and Yazoo
SVrfS and all "i them believed 10 be- first rate mi.
S:rans and others wishing t, establish! plantations in
Rter OF these countless might DO well to confer with the
uoscri1rr al Icksbur, ins ABSENCE with his friends
nesSFS: j. }. Chewing and VIM H. Sims of the same
fance-Kecrcncc !or further information is made to DR.
ph IN: ). Scott and Mr.. Thomas Green Of Richmond.
Virginia. JOjV + &, o'r'r
A>'I' ~ Il-.Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

N OTlCE.-All persons having claims against the es-
y tates Of John Baker, jeremiah Hancock, and Oba
dah Wnree, cd, requested to make them known
Immediately; those indebted will make payment imme-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

c;a'r:ic So ias fran having endeavored TO max ;!:s
arly question: such result did not enter NY mnd.
rs an rvlcncr tta, such not the ground on winch
int :'lrd ln place il, will OBSERVE That handed CO.
ny Of li'is Restitution ta tie gentleman nl A"cklen-
br, The Chairman q the Committee, srTcra! days ago,
and il rriaiird III lis possession ct Least nc day lie
returned it to rrrJ proposing aI'e dtncat, III 80
way d!scoral.t with the Objects cf the resolution; but
matte no objection TO it The ground that il involved
party Question: Indeed could pretcaJ that on The
face otle resolution: in its praseology o: in its Objects
pg:y design could te detected.
Now, ask, said AIR. g., why is it, that this proros
ton has hcen made party Question: "rhs -, g.. ,'a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

RJOTlCE.-Ihe subscriber takes this method Of in
~ forming his customers in the State Of Virginia,
whose with him, either open closed by note,
remained unpaid on the first Of December inst that his
books and papers have been much injured by the late
fire to render it necessary for him TO solicit from those
doing business with him. statement. at early day
possible, OF their respective lie further asks
tie favor OF his friends, where than trading
in the place, transmit their statements to him
under one cover by mail He desires to avail himself
of this occasion 10 return his sincere thanks for the
extended to him during the period he
has been engaged in business ana 10 assdrL,s.
toners and friends that his ample. and his
engagements completed for continuing his business
usual. He is opening full assortment Of China,
Glass and Earthcnware, at No So, Water street,
Old Slip two dours below his old stand.
Il. G. WETNORE.
| New York, Dec. 90, 1885. 7l-5t
n. B. Altornes holding claims for collection are re-
quested to communicate the particulars Of the business
| i'll their charge possible Il. G. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

" lac ci'o;s al the cUrcr aah Enquirer New York.
'G,rI 10 luo ir an, rcc times week Tor Two weeks, and
ma I;ri: "cc"un: :" IT, u:ice Of the Richmond Wing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
BANKING CaiITAI.

according To Mr. Watkins. Substitute for the
''l'' reported IN our Legislature ln the ,,nuh
committee, only one independent Bank, To be
'' Vt NORFOLK is Ia he chartered THIS plan
VII ho' satisfy the people. 80 far ms this COM
ha'n'l are interested in the RanL,nc o,,estinr
'9h"ush they desire an Increase of capital. ,c,
mat Is not PRIMARY consideration viii, tL,m.
llitN wish III shake off the ,o>rpo, ,f Pib
h'ohd' The, think they have II rioht 10 demand
ms ara'ion, uor can tley see nm, good reason.
II the Banking capital is IN he increased. why 1t
should not be granted. I.,ncllurc has been 200
long commercial, suhscr,ien, to Rel mond :: and
NE '''' effects of this provincial dep ndcncc have
been on more than one occasion disostr, usly f IT,
- u '''''' maj our nc" very generous sep-moihcr
should rrI'nqui>h the guardianship of our affairs.
She ma, sui think her protection necessary, bu,
We assure her HAT she i too charitable hy half
II, However, through the monopuling spirit of
Ricl'mond capitalists, brought to h. ar upon Lc-
s's'h'N' action, tins measure Of justice he now
"1hIcd from Us, it will BE- time To reflect wlerh-
or We i ould ho unite with o!hrr sections of IN,
State, which hive lone ten plaiu,d Of tlc iniuri-
GUS effects Of Richmond influence upon the l,-
gisali"n of TIE Commonwealth, III ,nd,;nori,c
10 procure removal of the scat of Government.
Ioss'sslI creat a'ural aud adv, NITROUS n, Va,
tag,s, RE nond Should dis IL V II mrrc ecn,rou,
'lir' than has been her went towards her less
rowe ri"l SISTER tcwls. She will olh, rwisc excite
spirit OF hostility, the effects of Which, though
she mn, defy, shc must n.,ltahI, f. RI.
In relation 10 Tie an ount of addit snal Bank
II capital which 1t Is proposed TO create, we
thihk there Is no just cause Of alarm. While c
are ir nj lii 9 al lhc consequences II at ma, flow
from an ncr,n. of $G,0C0,GCO, Louisiana, with
"lit-sr,' II Of our federal population, has, viii =
III II few mouths, augmented her Bnnk mo cnpl-
tai from 80 &C, eco to So ,CCO,UCO Wcwould
rot rluI gt Into llIS ,Xc,sf-l 1T We l., ln,c that
he C,>stlcs and inter, SIS If the Stat. rrouir,
al least the Inc"'"s' posed ~ the Dunk c M
mtcc.
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T UK 1T ' II'0'I NIN'N
IL TIE IIAig intlrs of CnmpbtH

The occurrences wiclr have SigualNCd the POI
lroal history ot this country, for h las, i've years,
must ncrt s>alllY have awakened Nonr a't"n-
ton to their deep, absorbing and vital Importance.
Marked aS they have been, by the Moved ciaraC-
ter t,i the principles rhch They have dc,eolcd,-
principles, upon whosr establishment or de>'ruc-
ton material, depend the preservation Of our GO
yernmcnt, and tine pcrpctuatIon "i the institutions
which have been o>tcrcd under 1T would b" an
n,pu,at,on upon Your inlrlhgcnc",-naN, an IRA
tnnal and prcsnmpjuouS Stigma upon Your Pdfrt0f-
ism, to suppose ihat vuu could have viewed them
with apathy. Ii is therefore unnecessary 10 rrcur
IN detail to he course OF those who have crrio-
fore been entrusted with the guardianship "i Your
interests and still more 10 rccapltulae the
elarinc instances in which Your principles have
been ocrid, d. Your interests neglected, and Your
wishes condemned and disrrgardcd. You uld
not have permitted the fragrant sacrifice OF prnci-
pt to parry, which has, in some Instances, charac-
trrisrd the. COURSE otNou present representative,
To pa>s UNDECIDED and III noted. Consequently, II
beboovc, \on imn,mcdiaiclv 10 adopt the most en-
cr,r,ic and decisive measures, to obtain thai W. '9h
and influence in the next Legislature, 10 which
yonr nun,b,rs. Your rcsprciabiilN, aud Nonr intel
lorncr so undcpilbIy and prc-"mincnls enitlc
yon. In almdinc, however, 10 the course oi our
not ,ur. but the representative of our opponents,
IN lh, present Legislature, il is not MY inicnlion,
and certainly not ny desire, To cast amy reproach
unon th. poical honesty OF that gentleman.
shall only claim the privilege, as ina"nabie as 1t
* in,st;mablr. 10 ann,ad,ert upon his political
conduc1. wi,hou, calling his motives in question.
floc.pd. # elected at all, by meagre majority,
he tool. his seat in the Legislature, with no m
s,ruc,,ons, either specific or vague. either express
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14
FROM " ASlil\GTON.
fo"1ano,net q tie i1n,li"g IUg,nion.
" AslI>GroN, March II, 1886.
lIiltt,'e.

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a'tN'S from a' u gien aIe turned 10 N'rs'-
el" net ta'1'' '' MI IL lth ale "', l'i I" e
''M ''S"'"''i '"'u' H. 'I'h ma, your
= fhe enc IL rs WV ''''' u" conn GA nft-
'h''' u NE NUS succeed, '"csr W mic may
'"h, '""'"e''--" h"'' we j." Is W.
h,'' "'s az l'' ~ - '' HI NUS ~ IS sane
"', ''"N' N'ss '''"f' the Sr'a,'' as VI nl>''r
:" =, i'','' III '''"' l' an ON GOES I'M" ll'
" ~ ~ l'''"@ ''' I'll '">S WV I" 10 lance
,''' ''' = F" ~ y 81 F"''' ''N'n. - '
: SO "''' u "'"''"'u ',s '""'' "'S' ''h'''' q
l''s"'' "'' W. '"'''"' an" "'> nn,''no-
"s " " S'''' y o'', al" IL can w >l'''''. 1t v
=, u Iz">> y "'''#'l u' c''''',' men % 'lr age
y ''" '' ''N'> W. SUI jet i' >'" II : '"'
M "'' IL Il "'"s' II" Il" '> 'ah''h'"-
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''N' "'u '''>,'' """ 6 II T. i W." 10 Nhhl' even
u''s' " ''edin>. N''T VIII. lie Is a d'e''"
I'M '" Wv '', '"'''''' ,'"' III "' "'' ana "ii
'''''' ~ " :, ''"' ""'"s u f'"''''s ~ rvs
'lP'' '"'> i'' """" ',"'H any >'"''h III "'
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E>'">',n u no o'"'' "on''na''0 Tor fne'"'d
n." '"'"" '''' 1'""' ""'.' VIZ, '' o'l'h"'''
ne JACKSON party" "'h VII. hlN'S - h't''
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DENIAE SURGE KX.

1NR W. II. JONES, respectfully informs his
friends OF yu, hhura and ihr public generally.
fhat he has located himself IN !yuchburg. where he
l. prepared In perform all necessary operations on the
Teeth. such as Chan, File. PIN" and remove De-
antlc sctt. on the most improved pa IS, such
practlscd by all scentiic Dentists in the United
States.
Scnry. with all other incident diseases pertaining
10 tho Teeth. red with ease. All Operations
done by himself warranted to stand, and restore
Ia drraycd Teeth their former beauty.
Gentlemen wishing to have operations performed
onfher Teeth will please call At his room. Ladies'
viii be waited on at their private dwellings. Should
lobs worthy of attention present themselves either
the Spout Spring. Campbell CT House. DIR. J.
will attend 10 thrm.
O. Ibr W. H. Jones may be found at the Union
Hotel III t>nehburg Kciereuce--Dr. benjamin +.
Terry, Of Prince Edward
Dec II Is
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,.,, oS wears 10 a life esiate-or to
nv a., D;riator,-or 10 place the Imperial
Wv" rpon his head and the people might meet
IL, counties, and with "A unanimous and in
.,,, yoice demand that these instructions lie
:. L..,.1-and vet according 10 the theory OF tlc
:. ..r.y tic Hcs:sla'mf must ho eHe}tl aad
n, -, the people uist,garIcd Ills is no,
H. ,,,,e theory, and it never was the voice Of \ir.
and il never Will be-, until her people are
s,r.d 10 convert their local agents into masters,
Ia. "a a,,crd to their domestic interests, lul
=, :.,, ~ control the action of aao'hcr 81, Of
a.,,s in different department. t'l.e'r service.
,;,.eyery one will admit the ri-h, oil a master
...o orders 10 his servant, ana tie duty of lie
,n, 10 obey, yc, tie right and the duty are al
.;rcumscribrd, by law, as we'll as b, tie
, sense of mankind, within certain fi,cd
, ,naltcrablr limiis--sncl al tina, tie order, G..
,rc no, Illegal or otherwise improper in then
.,er Ii the servant be ordered 10 murd,
,.,o,'. enemy, or set fire To his dwelling, OF
,,, any Other crime, hc is mol onl, not
Il ~ obey, but he is bound To resist. II h,
,,,, the laws viii punish linn severely as
,,onch lie had acted from voluntary impulse.
A ,ln,uh hi, master may punish him r resist
=, bi.iilc.a orlrs, Yet NO Id be ON Ii, part not
~ ,,,r,l,c Of IA rgh: hut the u>urpalion of de-
j.. n,urr. uhich would secure Linn The cxccra-
If mankind. SO wih ihc Legislature. Tie,
,,,, Give Illegal and proper instructions 10 ticir
Senators for resistance to Which Il Z, may punish
,bcm-n', when ,hr temporary passions Of the
da, shall ba,rhcrn succeeded hy cool and dis
NASH nate ref. cl"n, public opinion "" ATTN To
d.;, avn nalr,s tie brand of r,crr al inlam,.
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G :.
ROSy &aL@1cfsN
1. G1r7
VIRGINIA LIGlSiATt RI.

The House OF Delegates had hut finally acted
the iimk question, At our last dates from Rich
moud
The Senate have passed tir hI,i Incorporating 'hr
stockholdc,sof the Iyuehbnrs and Tennessee Raj
Road COMPANY. with amendments. W. cannot
lsays the Compiler of Ffa, ,sl At present state the
nature al these amendments. though NE understand
the TIN, allomcd the Jnn,s River aud kan,wha Com.
pau> Ton the construction Of Railway flnm Lynch
burg To Richmond has hcnn rurtailcd
Ia . We lemn that the amendments Of the So
nate been agircd to by th. House Of Delegates
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JOHN ~. RUNE,
.&ifrP,. smith TlnH .Fs,.cffcr,

Digs leave 10 inform ms friends aud the ublic
ID generally, that he Is uow RECEIVING ms Sprlrg
assortment OF GGOUS, consisting, IN part, Of Gold
and Silver ! ever achrs PLAIN Cold and Silver
Lover Watches; Gold hams, Seals and NY,
thew IattcIus y andsUnic assortment OF Gold
Lar rugs F,casl rns; IuCcr lungs Fine Gold
Neck Chains, and many other altioles too tedious to
enuneiaie.
Marches carefully repaired by hnmseM on thc
y q test utitc.
a. lie has i"r sale $1,000 lbs very nee FiMj-
~ B4fON and !. OOu lbs. LlRD.--ako keeps 10,
h,rc, two comfortable HtfKS with excellent horses,
and experienced and careful divers.
March II wGw
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OBITUARY.

I'D. N tins place on Tuc>da, lasi. the 9Th inst
o. ! pam "a and poifaetcd illness. Nj. WilllaM
ER,>kI,S ul Tue finn al Franklin, Hunt Co
Mr Franklin haG m the bio IN ol manh"od. chosen
the religion of Chisl - the l"t.'"n 81 ms soul
and durne several wears man,,~ >ted the sncrrl> ri
ms thoioe, III a consistent aud rNen l'''' NV ~
had been, tor lhana year past. neh ei '" tue
second PRESBYTERIAN hlnCh Of tins town. al,i 10
during thus period. feeble health. aud often ne
ptncd ri he mNlleee al meeting With hls brethren.
veto the Mfltct oi tins lHSy tribute oi christian
gard rs we'll rs many others It was known how much
lac tell under these plnatons, and ho" much hr Va
Iued christian privileges. To ms helca,cd parents
and iainll,, who we've mol permitted IN attend hun IN
ms last non cuts, II will be glat,nr know, thai
every attention "hch affection aud s,mpaih, could
suggest. were promptly rendered Aud although
called IN the morning ri lile ava, from the opening
prospects al an extensive business winch hd Tan 10
re" and hs labous with success he has not died with
OUT hope. llc culo>ed his 'rasou almost Ia his last
noment-and when AL the energies oil welding
iurc were ,lnp To Then last retreat tw's delight
tut 10 witness the ,ompo>uic Of hS mind, rs he
pcatcd the words al the ,lNuV Stephen. " ord Jc
-us, receive >prrll, aud welded mp the ghost To
The numerous Young ncud>, lao gather ed around his
dying bed, II Is hos ed that hs las, admou,lous will
not be nnhccdcd, ",emcmbc, nov TIA, Creator, IN the
days of thy Youth
"rc,ond this vale OF tears
There Is a lie above,
inmcasuled b, the flight of Wears
And Al thai lric Is love" u.
AZ The Southern Religious Tclee1 aph Will please
insert the above
At hls residence. IN bedford county. ON the
uofnlne oi the 1th lust. tsuddcHl,l Nh. lIss, 20
t,H, IN the !oh ,car OF hls age, leaving wife aud
seven children. ard numerous oil 81 relations aud
friends, 10 mourn his untmcl, end He walked out
III the morning into h,s plantation, ard aei standing
while "hc,c ms hn lis we've At molh, tud"cul, tell
and l,ed ut ate" minutes
0F@lle -. LOUIS Rcw blican will please copy
the above.