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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-01
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 ID EspEcTEUGxY invites your attention to the A present highly improved method of re- placing the loss of Teeth. by inserting the Si. Hcious, Metallic, Imperishable Teeth, from one to perfect set. ' r Ea 03ti9a27 TT Z
 Teeth cleaned and filled with gold, tin or lead. % as tostop the progress of decay.
 For reference, see Dr. GRANT, who has made arrangements for closing his business.
 Room one door eGstof Presbyter;an Church.
 LaehfeA 0ct. 28, 1886. 49 21
 Cir:nmstances having rendered it necessary that .nona dI:eont!nge the Practee of Dentistry in the mence the practice of the above art, and hasprepared himself accordingly. have lately seen number of specimens of his manner of filling and setting teeth, some of whchlwere very difficult, and required the sxefcise of the most sn hand. It is but Justice to Mr. Mernan to say, that they were all skifuy per omed and attended with little or pain to the pa. oent His efforts to avail himself of the latest i'm. provsments in the art superior mechanical tact Meetner with bis integrity of character, commend him " the confidence of the public. =. ..a.
 0ctooer %, 1S36. fc 91 c. w. GRANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
r old friends and subscribers,
TO THE EDITOR or TIE E.NQU'RER.

FIR your paper Of The 29th Of july perceive whal
purporls TO be an Opinion delivered by Judge john Scott
u The late term of the Genr!a! Court IN the PdTc case
of Louis G. Boulcn Viewng this Opinion us one "h'c
seems To have been prepared more tor inc purpose Vi
publication than Of delivery, Consider It lar ana IT,
gitrnate subject Of remark and commentary; ana AIN
not avpr.cd of that someng connected with The case
which ,eu excuse The Judge for departing from Tic usual
course where there was no material cunhct VI opinion
amongst the members of the court.
This Opinion seems to me to enbody what may De
termed the Judges "nourniul experience OF the d'tn
cues and dsad Tsnlages of bis present situation AND
Mr. Editor does it not strange, that situation
which is surrounded by all those dangers and difficulties
which feeIingy depicted by the Judge, should mol
only be sought but be sought with The greatest anSicy
aad aTidty, whenever an Potuny offers, not"tn
standing the ''pary emuuments Which are atlach"d 10
il. If could consider the Judge sincere IN lie long ca
talogue of his grievances should not hesitate 10
him instantly to retire from situation IN %nicn NC 10
surrounded by so many quagnes ana gu'chSanu T ss
[ think know the Judge we'll enough TO Know !ha'
should give him this advice. he would not io'lT"
and that lie will be very apt "cng as long as ne VINO
:.clngs longest to the commission which ne hous, It's
uoalTy enuluEepts 10 the contrary notwithstanding
Ahonuh have understood and believe II has not heen
n oreal while since he himself declared from the henah
of one of his Courts that the bar and not the bcnc was
his nroper nositiona sentiment in which, at lie Tune
r. am :correctIy informed there general concl-
dence = c,,, r
However sensible the Judge may be OF "the pain OF
being exhibited in the Legislative Hall, as spectacle
for The general gaze it that this modest ana re-
firing gentleman has objection to cndeuVor 10 attract
the :Sgenerar attention BY preparing and puoshhs III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Hints nm the SRsiem of "ItcO ptuck One.

Hubs MI UIt y 1F70 - -,l
Three persons play al Loo, for m"ney or other stakes
,Do club their hands against whose single hand Is
better than either and they thereby win and take the
stakes. A., &c
the General Assembly, which prohibits "any fraud SUIT
cozenaoe circumvenlon, deceit unlawful device or evil
practice whatsoever, in playing at cards. dice or any
other game or aud which declares, that any per
son being heref "conviced upon indictment OF infor
nation Shall forfeit five times the value OF the money
and suffer such corporeal punishment as in cases OF will
ful perjury?
9 How will these two persons deemed infamous, d,
vide the stakes, settle the title between
clause of the Constitution of Virginia, which declares,
"that the right of suffrage shall not be exercised by any
person convicted of any infamous offence?
Suppose the t,co persons AFTER clubbing hands, dc not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

ant, Benz Phillips. Hardy Rawls Mark James Mile
Drew,) James Bryant (of Drew) Tim 7. Basham, John
R Bryant, Jesse j. West, William R Robertson, VIM.
Barnes Benz Applewhte Nat Frances, John A. Thomas
Simon T. Westbrook, Phillip c. CIaud, John w. Babb,
George Booth, John T. Griffin joint Wesb!ook, Jas
+. Peter, 6. Z. Johnson, Par. Westbrook, Josiah c.
sm, haTtwilI Pate, Henry Hews WILDLY Matthew's,
Lit More Geo. Fl. Gardner Britain B. Byrant, WIN A.
Spark .lh3s fzhugh, Robert w. Hart. Tn B. Worrell,
Augt T. Wes'bro"k tiar. !oyncr,. AlIn Bcal, Henry
DO" den: And' rs"n Pope lam"s holt, Henry Mason,
James Turner OF Nathan Nat Jones' Richard Barrett,
Ben Council, Davis Bryant, James Drewry Gregory
Rawlings, Nancy Magrlt I.er! R Gardner, Red. OAR
den, Mick l"iruan. Irnes Edwards, Abr IN l.. Gard
nrr Irnry Al"rc, Jrp;:a Dardrn, Nicholas Jones, Jo
shua Vck, Gillian Joyncr, Mills Gray, Jesse Woreil,
John Wommock, Jesse Woodard Peter Q. Beekman,
Meredith Holland, John Moore jr., Bennet K. Whit
field, Thomas W. Vaughan, Nicholas NJ sebrell, James
NJ. sebre, Wm Barber, Nelson B. Gardner, BynuH
Jonathan Bryant, Lewis Tharp, John Cobb, John f.
Bea!e, Matthew r. Pope, Barton Taylor, Dixon Brad
shaw, Gran Vaughan, Lar. C. Daughtry, Ahner K Ste
vtnsnn, Edward Daugh,ry, Lemucl Daughtry, Drew
ry Eiulc, A: A. DIR Henry T. Magett, Henry Joy.
nSr, james d. Massenburg Anto. NJ. Howell, Lewis
r'ek jacob Jordan Joshua Gardner Benz J. Harrison,
Eu2ngton Joyn-r, James Gardner Jacob Bryant, Wiley
rel!, and Joseph WorreiI
Resoired, That this meeting has undimnished conf
dence III the virtue patriotism and integrity OF our Illus
tfioHs Chief Magistrate, Andrew Jackson, whose name
will descend 10 pos.ey, encreed with 'halo Of Clio.
ry."
Reso'ecd, Tia, we will use al honorable cyer,ions to
promote the election Of distinguished fellow citizen,
Martin Van Buren,, 10 the Presidency Of The nited
States, f'rmly relying him to carry the good work
so Hbl7 begun by his predecessor.
EeSuised, That will endca to promote the cleo
ton of venerable aud talented fellow citizen, Judge
William Smith, Of Alabama to the Office OF ice Prcsl-
dent of the United States.
Resolred, That number Of copies of the Central
Address Of the Corresponding Committee, TO the people
Of Virginia, be published and distributed among tie
Gems Of Southampton county
RcSo'red That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and forwarded for publication
10 the Editors o tE9c American Constellation and Rich
| mond Enquirer. JAS CLAYTON, Ckar1nun
JAS. S. FsEsci!, Stcr.tarn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
ro TIE EDi7'Ok OF TIE ENQUIRER.

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
The time is not lar distant, when OF necessity the
Ge.rral Assembly must determine who shall lie TO-
werner for the three years. In taking survey o. the
Stale We will find many gentlemen from the sea-bpard TO
the western mountains, we'll qualified for this nporan,
trust and many conflicting interests which may Dcrn 10
be- and indeed are deeply involved in the appointment
Whether our brethren ough TO be INDUCED in
the appointment VI a gentleman from the Mountains or
not. will pretend to say. Their calins are no
doubt strong, and will he malurey considered Nor Will
pretend discuss the claims OF the Underwater country,
or those of the south side, OF the Potomac legioba
have cIuns and high claims the consideration Of the
LEGISLATURE But when weighing The Claims OF the va
rous sections OF the State with reference TO the Execn
live, cannot forget to remember that the two gentle
men who now compose the whole Executive are tide.
water Councillors; and that the vacancy Judge Daniel
may probably he filled with another citizen Of Richmond.
Might be prudent, with due regard to the interests
of the Stale To look little way above the tide for Co.
vernon: And If you would not 90 beyond the Ridge,
ught YOU not Venture the eastern base OF IL We'll,
yotI could do So will renurc TO point to gentleman,
than whol none can be worthy or better qualheu
or whose and ancestry have shed greater glory up
On our Ancient Dumnion who, am well satisfied would
Gil the Office with dignity Of character and usefulness To
tie Commonwealth You will anticipate me in the per-
SON of Thomas JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, son OF the late
Gov Thomas NJ Rando h, and grand son I" the MUS
trjpus Thomas Jefferson But Mr.. RS friends set up no
Claim Tor him on the of ancestry. lie IS known
to be thorough business man-aborlous, inGustvl"us
and attentive 10 every obligation of society and Of his
country He is not Of your party men, hanging IKE
an Incubus upon his party when the storms are lowering
over heads and caprrlng IN the front rank wncn NE
SEASONS are serene No; he is always the same nheSi
be Democrat true To his patty, and active IN the cause CT
his country lie has inherited the bold nllcpGlly OF his
ancestors and knowing his duy he would da regardless
Of consequences HIMSELF aud as regards Inc great III
tercsts the State lie would be drone IN the political
hive fever Virginia needed such man al Inc eim VI
OLD ALBEMARLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
TO TNF EDITOR or TIE E.h-Q UiRER.
WHO EERACITY

II is the opinion orsnme of your friends and subscribers
that You would 10 public service By publishing week
~ Jcuscr Of the Wing falSehoods circulated by their
presses provided the undertaking should not prove loo
ouerous and ocrupy too large space in your paper
They will, 10 doubt, greatly multiply in numbers ana
increase in enormity, the Presidential election ap
proaches dare say tie Richmond Wing will furnish
YOU full and correct s for it seems to be very indus
irous and successful in collecting these beauties OF Wing
oery to garnsh lis columns to the taste Of the crednnus
and imaginative of lis readers. Suppose you begin with
the oririna! trhappcr in the Wednesday weeks Wing
abuu, General JacksoEs declaration, that he would 60
ihrouoh Tennessee from Juncsborough TO Memphis, to
break down Judge White" We would then take the
borrowed one, beginning with the dead gentleman,
whom " General Jackson promised TO make Governor OF
Texas when it should become territory oi the United
Sialcs." If these things should multiply upon you too
fast as the Presidential contest warm, why, Knot
them: and give them 10 i'll the lump or give US the
sum loa! Of The weekly number. il is surprising how
lhe more learned Whig-rrading city Wings caleb up
these asioadin evidences of'dclaon. corruption, anu
m;s.ule and pour llrm upon the deaf cars OF country
folks wishing your town. when they must see they make
no more impression than pop.gun would make upon
the rock Of Gibraltar.
Your old friends and subscribers,
BULL NECK,
FLAT ROCK.
P S-Excuse for this suggcsIon Your trends
have every confidence in your ability 10 conduct your
paper; and what is better, they believe the people OF
L. n.
F. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.

AND FOR S.tLEPurSnan decree q: the Crru Saie
" ro Court Law AMI cha,"y, holden 10, the o Cn'o
line will b. sold tie highest bidder nj the house ol fc!on
H. Johnson Friday the sob OF September, III" tr" u! land be-
longing Sr3h Jaac and Martha undcy, c: portion Of tho
tract lind which Richard unI,y died possessed This land
lt"d in the comfy q" Caroline adjoining the nd OF Henry
Hill Thomas T. urr and Others, an abom IN" half miles
Pages r.c, about udrcd IL has upon
runo:fLr dwelling house and all houses, to!c-
tier with orchard OF wcsect"d fruit; farther description
deemed ped Ia purchase will first rA-
AIMING themselves. Tine ui will be shown Wishing
cxrnin" il, s , Jo"ph White, who lives tn" premises
Tcrnso enough the expenses OF Tie saa and h" costa oil
iI, will be required c.di, Of nine months for tho
ban, purchase will b. givrg, the purchaser giving
bond viii. approved security, with deed % trust III"
promises o the piymcnt.
FRANCIS ". SCOTT, Commissioner
36-w}w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

Tie Late Fresh.-A letter from BucAlnshaIn gives
deploabe description of the damage done by the torrents
Der OF mills mill DAMS and mill houses were swept away
by the unprecedented force Of the wa,er-he crops or
lobacco and corn seriously njured-he grain sPoutIng
&C. &c The whole loss is estimated by the writer ut
from $50 to 800 600 dolars-though we trust this state
ment is exaggerated, account Of first and incorrect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
EEDTE'S
Eotiery HasM Exchange aeHsfe,

Amongst Hoyts Splendid Schemes bel"w for Sep
,embcr' and the great Sixty Thoogand Dollar Scheme
will be found scheme (Grand Gonsodated, NO IA
Extra in which the tickets arc all prizes, noI nank
in the whole lottery Every ticket is warranted to draw
prize. Hasten with your orders to lioyt, who Is cnH'
IONS 10 make you indie pendent and easy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

HsRY GOODS.Wr Tcr.ctly :unomrn +" our Friends ana
~ public the yaCcf;: Of very Ir.c supply OF Fall ana
Winter Cool., whicI ask t. Our stock being
very muck rIcr and hr!nG been bought believe on better
terms THAI usn4i o.r those buy cter
retail the lu unity. We invite those visiting the cyn
we'll friends stock Inspection wi' INC
confident assurance tina, IS" Will not bc nndrrsold.
SHEPPARD WALLER * QtARLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

standard Of faith Whatever difference Of opinion may
exist about the late Depose BILL let all agree upon
one moximAs it is the frs let it BE- the last time
Anu lei US determine to adopt SYSTEM what
truly characterised Of the most dangerous and ab
Ssnrd projects ever devised by any Government
less, a Federal Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

S,eia REV ARD Loaf, between Richmond AMI Fredericksburg"
'D w shing-, iI, 9Th OF AugUS', small DECK
Leather TRrxx peculiar IA ~ co-' tuctoi, hh'lne
two h.s ,,.--o;r, Gasp, the other paddock IN" straps p"r
lin. on IN. ,p The .vnrr manc 'W e. C"linoun, posted
ntlcr the and in from, between lie oc"S; -
the Rail! nn directed TO FF"H"rcNshnt"' ln "'a
reward for its rrnyc.v OF such information "d
it, viii BE- pa upun a2pcaon Mr.. W"r, I'll" Ei2c Hotel.
aG-9tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

Drawing o. Maryland, No IS, drawn 5th Sept 80
Al G3 G2 81 Sc - Is 30 - ~
Prizes still going at Fioyts: Nos a o. s91 a"c
paid by the all.lucky prze-srller' h'i l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
q .SJGN-Fr0pl GcOrHir.

4 HGN-FFOnl Gc0TYN
Ey,ract of n letter dated "AUGusrA, I'd Sept
~ think Georgia will 70 with the Administration, IN
the Presidential reclion and in fact, there canno, be
doubt Of it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
COMMUNICATED
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.

Al n meeting oi the Republican Corresponding CoHi-
mre for the county OF Southampton, he In 'ttn ASA
jeremiah Cubb James Clayton was called TO the Cha'r
and James 8 French appointed Secretary lhe OBJECT OF
tic meeting having been xpaned by the Chairman Inc
foluwag resolutions were unanimously adoplea
ResOired, That the following gentlemen br ndted 10
the Republican, Corresponding Committee tor the county
of Southampton:
Committee appointed by the Contention.
Geo. L. Cary. Thunas Ridley, Samuel DEewry: sam
son C. Reese Henry b. Vaughan, William II. flch"i'
son. Jacob Barnes, John BeaI. N. 7. Williams SPTatley
Williams llumplry lrewry, Lewis Worir!I, solomon
d. Parker, Edward Glance: James Clayton nooet.
Drewry, Alien Edwards, Samuel NJ; POND, joseph
Hood, Jeremiah Williord, Daniel w. Simmons, liar
rson Joyncr Joseph H. Parker, Samuel BaIhnIn, Ihos
Ridley ST.. Geo 4. &. l}arlam, 8arham wren, B'nlamh
williamson John lyey: john Drewry trter hd%af1s,
Newt Harris William JudkinS Richard Porter, Cuth'
bert 3arIlan, Thomas Newsonl, Alexander MyrHH 'has
S,rphenson John u. Hart, John Murdansh S,Inur'
Blunt. Geo A. Newsom Thomas Worrell Joseph Drew
ry William Ridley, Stith Bishop, J"hn NJ Hufir!,
Samuel Hines, jesse Little sVSrs n'N n h,
Brir,s. BurwrN ljarrau Eli Cokcr, BENZ L. Drew J'hn
Holeman, J Fl prrssou, James Lenow, John Ecuin
john Wick john Edwards Stephen Alurdaush: J'nn Il
Williams William Cobb. ELISHA Joynef n.ne't urn
Briggs. John Brown, Ethcdred Drake James b' ~
Elisha Nelnls, }. Malone, 'etehaH ooooi S''o'
Nicholson Robert Ridley
Names To be Gddcd to the CO~~ihss. ,
,bn MERGER. Robert Mercer Benz main branch, War
naduke Branch John Camp, Moricca Bradshaw, Good
wiz; Brads,nw Jesse Johnson, Bland Jeete Giles John
s ~s Drew Holt, Matthew Bradshaw, Ma',!lew Joyner,
Thomas Drewry, Ehrldred Bradshaw iiaLEs fsan
nsni,n;n Harl John Kitchen, Dixon Kitchen Matthew
ur}s Benjamin Travis Jesse LoTs IT, Jesse L%Ie,
yry. William Harvey, Joseph l.. De!k, Richard IL.
ianch Charles bar ch9rs Esssm s hs,.ws naIs
Samuel G. Boykn, Robert Ecum, James WICK, III
Joyner, Jeremiah Joyner, Benjamin BfIsier: Richard
StrpIrns,n Wilborn Stephenson, Jordan Spvey !ere-
miah Stephenson Jeremiah srivey, William sp'xsy'
William spvey, jr., Mills spvey, Jesse SpIvey, .vey
Lowe, Copeland Turner, joel Council, Robert AaaIs'
Robert Hart, James G. Jones, Benjsn,ln CIelnPrtt'
Johnson Raford, William Raitord, Robert na'i Hn
rhp Raiford Eli Davis, Gilbert Pond Thomas h h'f:
ns Joseph Joyner, Goodwin Johnson, 'csFpn 3D.
Council Henry Council, james Vassor Joshua
Knchen Jclks. JaqueIin Jeks, Wiley ii; Morris Geot
Rsns Willing MyseE +, '5 5nsn l. f sshsm "
VAUGHAN P O. Barham, Joseph II; barham' " ll.,.,.'
McC3iemore. John McGlemore. James hGGiemI'ee'
William Prince, David Prince Joel Prince, Richard D
5Gy1 xtaey o'5s Jason l% Dsk '1%s
Kendall. James Williams, ST., Sterling sIedge John
T Fa Victor Ely, Thomas b. Williams, Everett B'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

AND FOR ShIE--l wish sell sIac oil LIND ~ IN" county
Nottuyay, belonging the "tn;e OF Richard r. inraway,
continuing nrn 100 II situated holloway
River adjoining an Of Mrs lrby Capt beverley and others
cool Guny and we'll adapted the growth o corn wh"ht
Persons disposed purchase, invited to Tcw INC
land md upeIy for erma to WILLIAM OLD,
Executor If r. E. HGrddrdy, deceased.
c,n,op,b.r a6-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

;.,T7e Sale Al the Richmond Enquirer Office, john
~ e. I,nront's best Philadelphia News ana BOOK
ISE iwa,ranted) at fair, moderate prices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
Cholera at Charleston, S.

On the Sd instant o'clock, the Board of Health re.
ported for the last "a hours 10 cases whites ana
blacks Two dead, the others under treatment VI Tue
cases reported the day before, have ded-the
others are cunvalescent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

'S'O TANNERSGn and Tor sai, 300 Richmond SauSh,Sred
IL Iilrs cIclr of scars JOHN POE.
Bit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
standing army

GEN HhnRIsoy-We learn from the last Slauhioh
spectator that Gen VIM H. Harrison, was expected 70
mass through that town. on visit TO his native place. ID
few DAYS The citizens Of that patriotic old Do.ongh
have made arrangements for rendering him puo'' u'"
ner-L Lexington GazcHe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

The Secretary of State Mr. Forsyth, returned 10 TINS
city /. few DAYS since Globe Of Septembfr2 Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

IT,. crs., If Draru No Scheme! !-.ftarly as man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
,g,is.sy Thousand Dollars {!

eli 0Vn, sh.0OO So OO0 $1,000, 10 of i,oOo ID OF
$500, 70 Of 500, 20 of $500, 30 Of S3OO, &c. -o
.at,;6coc Of package Of g whole tickets in This
Maauifcrn, Scheme may be had for $780, packages OF
halves quar.rss and eghlhs in proportion my De ao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

EEARDwAEE Guns AND RI =, ssn. Siae ss
~ and Ms,mos their Fall supply, consisting n pa. fu
Pistols pocket and table cutaty s M sale on the lowest
assortment Of HafdwaIe-"h'" '@' Van LEW & SMITH.
31-3In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
D $1,000 dollars:
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY

each entitled 10 two dolais
'N~ 5000 dollars.
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY,
Extra class No H. for 1896, to be drawn at Winning
,on Sept 2G: l5:S. ,,,r,,r
SPLENDID SCHEME. -,o
Capitals $4,000, $3,0G0, $4,000, 81 eo0' Si"oo;
Fl lJ3 Of 81 ,0O0 &c. Whole tickets - ony "''s
SIRE 10 be a przr-halves '$2,50-quarters 81 70
certificate of package Of - whole tickets wiz o. sG
f,r only $50 Certificate Of halves S2o-qaa'e'' ''~'
so. Address d. NJ. Huyt for them
For sale by Inc Pae""s HOYT,
,Ss vi,g;,a Lottery Office, directly under NE sign
Es,ls who has and is now selling more Capa'
p,;.as Than any other rcndsr IN the kno%n WORN:
III. G,Jss for Tickets from any part OF the Chten
c,o,.s bv Mail or otherwise enclosing casn OF pe
Slh n, ,b,nkfuly received and executed by return
UGH ;,I the same prompt attention rs personal app.i
sinn md the result given (whcn reGuestcd2 mmcdi'
e,aiy after tile drawing If addressed to hoi
away from home, at the Springs or at places
o.o nv advertisement does not meet their eye, VINO
"J ike tickets BY enclosing the amount they woulo
tc ~ invest ,be remittance will be invested IN .le
g., GOOD scheme 10 be drawn. We have large ana hhe
schemes every week. c,:,
N B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential, own
Sept. 8 l-o-uJ -- - -, - -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

VTrSiM!N 'Stf0fe -a0sse1ty, 40 '''
FIR The btnct of the Ta'On Of Hhseli"g ,o,
To be drawn at Alexandra, Saturday, Sept u" l7'
SCHEME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

M prize L0ttery
All tickets without any drawn number on them nre
e,ch entitled ID two dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

Congress in manumi,iins yoGT
slave rrapcniy,' is destitute Of
E.nnlItInn: SO lar from il, do not
sc Oil whH, authority the General
Gortrnment could interfere, NTH
"at ehange If the Consultation,
Irrca al The Instance gfeith:r or u al!
tie S,acc-huldiag States"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

put a check to his rant by relating one OF
his fine anecdotes which so tickled the wig
maker, and gave him so exalted an idea OF
the Doctors wit, that as he retired, bowing,
capering, dancing, laughing and Struggling
his shoulders, he said with particularly
arch and expressive look All ha Doc
tor Franklin! Doctor Eranklin no won
der your head too big for my Wig BY gar
fraid yoar head be too big for all de
French nation--by gar my poor wigs J
And away capered the wig maker with his
wigs. The Doctor was soon after sum
moned before the king and queen how
his mission sped is to be found in the hisio-
ry of the timcs,--but whether he found ia.
vor in the eyes of the French court without
the assistance Of any great or small wig ma
kers, we are not sufficiently acquainted with
his private history To say-but the above re-
contrc with the wigmaking appendage of
ROYALTY is authentic, however much it may
vary in its particulars from other accounts.
Ctaremom (N M Eagh.