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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-05

PARSNIP SEED.
Hollow I rown'd or Sugar
Cup Parsnlp, "a new
and choice kind
Swelling Parsnlp
Z PEAS.
Dwarf Marrowlat Peas
Early Extra Frame DO
Blue PrussIan 90
Dwarf Blue Imperial do
EarlVlh arlntan do
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-05

For all Of ,rhich he rili hare the CAS-
Charlotte, January ~, 1886. 7lti
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

Sssanysether print absys 1ffanchsitlss this;
UMnpsny will spsoceed sogsiay do1ble
trsek, proeeedIns simultaneously, so ttss
4ke !.6Ubte ifsck shall be kgmpleted5whsn
.hc same, distance is construcied above
the said jsacsscn.
Resolasd; Tha; this Company will enter
into arrangements with the Louisville
cincinnati and Charleston Company, by
which the necessity of unloading and re-
loading cars, shall be prevented, BY either
forwarding tho Same cars, or transferring
The merchandise in bulk, without delay
and n the same charge aud rates as other
car. i,:aded At Columbia, Aiken, or suen
other sta,i,:n. 81 = ..s
Re,oased, Tns. this Board recommend
10 the Stockholders, :" appoint . CON-
mite, 10 meet any persons autnor'Ieu Dy
the Louisville, Cincinnati a2a Charies1on
Company, to prepare articles i;r .ne Pul.
pose of giving effect TO the foregoing ESQ
iutions, aud TO adjust the detail on Prine'.
ples Of perfec, reciprocity; which articles
shall bind this Company sonlysupon being
ratified and approved by both Companies.
Respectfully submitted,
ALEX'R. BLACK,
GEO. GIGBON.
JOHN. RAvENEL.
Extract from the Minutes.
w, II. txoLEsnY, ASS Sec'ry.
.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

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a., 80 : a.. -. 4, r..n.. r., -,
W1 hsso scctsco ~ tno sss* PacASI ..oss. !.
f.oodpn, Q psIuphlei8 pstntct thnses cnltsssd
"A Letter from sbc Hpu. Martin Van Burrn
We. p,oxid,.,s .f Ssho limited .s,atca relative
- nv - -, n I, .-:,h Z. ...,i.,.,o-
70 1nc DAM " $40 y. =. s"a =" 49,,
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. ' o vS-.:..
tdcas. Ehsch thn author Q. tho lu'foauetUn
enirsisins Of Tho idenriiy between tho late
and ,he r,rsrN Bank of tho United states.
w.. In, ,hn ,,,, ,d.c,.,n n, .a,ec b.earo our
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document. uh,eh .,, t,.I,srs, will .i,e useful
:. -. 80.
s.l."'" s''o'' y" tue Cos"'u'fS'a S"snnu"s.l w
THIS cotibi y-syiz: tho ppinUu al hr. Van
Barren, Wee President or the United States,
raI,,irc 10 tho Rant or ,te t;n;,ed .,,a,es.-
.' n.:.:.. Is.,: ~ :ns nsns % w. ~. 80,
'.' ~ arg m use'Sssa = 1a. '"s.a
uWss' ~ SopSS!ns aH o' MN C4asa " Aso"
tho opiniots OF sneh a. man, who, bcstdcs
filing, at present, tho highest Office in Amc.
5ics. rrxt 10 thai OF Fres;dsa, i, candidate 10,
sbr prrsIdcucy. vi,h ,rrsie, .bi,y. as Il i.
onacn,ood, Of h,s being ehassn, t,an any o,l,ct
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03
From The Ns,iorai in,siccneer.
MR. COCHRAN's MANY.CHAMBER.
EfN DIET p

This Ria has iuss been submitted 10 Z
fair, but s.ric,, uial, q lhs United Ssains
Arsenal 10 this city, aud tho ws,ter, has seen
.hc report Of Cap.. Ramsay and Lieui. Seos,
under sipss. sup~synson ihe trial aas msde
The rtHe, il appears, was 6red i.OOs times
and was 10 tie safns order q, thc termination
% at tho commencement or The 6ring. Ia
srdcr 70 ,es. the inanence Of rain and wei
from other causes, watcr vas put INTO the
ehdtabets, and letl thers sos an hour ana 1cn
minutes; The r'fia vas inen oisenafgeo'S 400
With the sana eese and eiicc' a. previously,
The cylinder in tins rite thu: contain alne
chambers; and IN eomperatvo ina!o'eo
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

ensd daftsf tis mohiais, al.e mieas
would deem itHimpes stiaent 10 nd hisosni
sasclabis itnpleassous o. cnnsiesipss; III.
thug tas beena esamiued ard csaimsssd -
The right quarter. s:
" ashin9,on. Nos. 21
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

RON tfbF SulSSFyo1 Narecrt NOV -s5.j
AZ meeting of the Boa.d Of Directors
Of the South Carolina Canal and Rail
Road Company. held on the 2lst inst. the
following report vas submitted by a com
mi,ice Of the same, 10 whom was referred
the consideration Of the sutice, In The re.
port contained, and by tho Board ap-
proraj, and ordered TO be published, for
the information OF Tho stockholders, with
a view Of presenting the subject to their
consideration, as . matter TO be acted
upon. II their meeting 10 January next.
The Committee 10 whom was referred
tho following -Resnlu.ion, y.x. a.., =;
Rssokccd, That.it be referred 10 Com.
mii,ee 10 consider lhs expcdicney Of this
Company taking measures, Ia relation 70
the contemplated Louisville. Cincinnati
and Charleston Rail Road and rcpor,
thereon TO ,hi. Board ~ soon as pro.
pared .
Beg to report, ,ha, they hare duly con.
sdsscd tho subject and nrc or opinion thst
no power exists in tho Board, 10 bind Tho
Company In relation to tho company sub
joel matter, under consideration. Bul in
ortnr that the parties Interested. snd the
cublic at isrgc, may understand The senii
4nrals entertained 'bs this Board. IN reia.
ton thereto, they submit tho following
resolutions, 40 . measure TO bc recon,
mcudcd to Tie stockholders, and rs OF.
prcssirc Of their own opinion on the sub
Get.
. Reselsed. 1'ha. Ia case, tho Louisville.
Cincinnati aud Charleston Rail Road Com.
psuy shal! decide 10 unite tho Road with
This Rail Road, al Columbia. or any other
par, or The line of our chartered limit,
this Company viii proceed 10 construct q
Rail Road, from or near Dranchvill to
CoIumbia. or such other point, with
o single track. having Tho same stability
pcrmsnency Ms The Road above Columbia,
or such other point; and that tho same
shall be completed, and put in fal opera
ton. as soon a. one hundred miles, in q
continuous line, shaIi DO made, aud put In
Operations, by the Louisville, Cincinnati
aud Charleston Company. above Colum.
bia, 70 said other point OF junction; and
tho, as soon as the lal,sr Company shall
have completed double track Of ono
hundred and twenty miles, this Company
will hare completed q double track TO tho
poin. of junction from Charleston.
Resoistd. That this Company will con-
s,ruct their Road from Brsnchville 10, CO.
iumhia, by the shortcs. possible route that
can bc constructed, al reasonabls ex.
pcnsc, avoiding the necessity Of station.
ary power.
Ressired. That should the Louisville.
C'ncinnaii and Charleston Company,
deem ii best TO form junction q, Aiken.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03
UNITED STATES AND FIR NICE
TT. RS,ra,,I ~ ovr 1xntossnftx Enfsy,


Tie Reascal IF our Dtptsaa'se later
esxrse aatA France Is now complete; Mr.
Csss having gone iron, this county As Minis
Ter. and 81. Pagcns having arrived here
yesterday with his family in the. Silric- dc
Grasse, a. Charge d. Afairrs until -. Pon-
too. tho ncwly appointed Minister 70 Tho Uni.
ted S,aies--~ho Is now ia Brazil; shall reseh
his destination. Thus ends all difficulty.
and as wc hope oil estrsngctnen. Of feeling
between tho United States aud France.
! ~ r. ARcSeGa.
M. Pagcos. Charge d. Afancs from FTsnce
TO The United States with bis family, accom-
panied By N. Saligny and 81. Mon,hnlon.
who reached New Yurk few days ago ia
tbs packet ship Saisie ds Grss.e. has arrived
IN this ely. This Is The same gcntleman,
our readers will recollcct. uho uas 6ccre-
tary Of French Legislation and fos time
Charge dc Atfaircs. before the late difference
between the United States and France, now
20 happily icrnioaied.-Rcf. iaf.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03
From The Charleston Courier.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

--LATEST rhOM EAOntOiA
DErgAr OF the SEMrxoLE INDIANS.
We hal ,uo arrivals from Jacksonville.
IF Fly last evening. and learn from pas
sensers, The gratifying intelligence that an
express, which reached Gsrey.s Ferry on
Monday last, (havina left tho army pre-
ceeding morning, At Wshoo Swamp) re-
ported that two battles bad taken place
between The Tennessee and Florida Vn.
lunieers, and the Indians, IN both Of schieA
tie former srre victorious. The first en-.
gagemcnt took place on The 18th inst.
in which 20 Indians were killed, while
The loss Of the whites was s killed, and
several wounded. The last fight occur
red on Saturday afternoon last; The loss
on either sido NOT ascertained. The re.
euiars md friendly Indians we're not en-
gagged in either battle, having taken
another route. q ss \. .ss
from an old negro. who was taken
prisoner. Il was asccrisined that not more
than half The IEdians were engaged. the
other PORTION having takan another coufse
and itas they we're short Of powder and
disposed 10 yield, but fered 20 make the
proper advances. . ..sss. ~. 5s
Ii gives ss much pleasure thus 70 An-
nounce that decisive victory has been e
obtainncd over these hitherto indomitabI
sasacss. and Sc hope tho advantage OBJ
taiaed may only be ,be precursor Of IN
entire sobjusation Of shc herdc. sad that
speedily. s s go 4 .ts 49,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

under no constitutional . ssssass ,le
petitions Of The people Of sny ofthe asaass pssy-
ing fot such abolitloa; and that sheseses Cearsn
shall emanciPate the slayes in Tho sia Disica, as
in any Of The Territories Of the unilsa 8laaes,
Carolina, In common witt IL sahls s.sse e.Aesdfss
States, win be sbsOlved fsnm sll scsssi q
moral Obligation totemain amp lsAsesa . u Uaisn
and may righsfaily and pcsssfall. withdraw tten
it, 49,.
The Mesase concludes BY ! reference % e'sbe
occurrences which have taken plsce during shc
present ycsr, in various parts Of ths United Satss
relative TO the civil war which u s.i in preKssss,
between the Republic Of Mexico, and one ssf her
revUitcd Provinces" - e. 8
Hi. Excellency is "utiefly Il = sose ls. pesosivs
whassi'le either Of the parties 10 III ee1ssess,sy
can have, 70 The sympashies of III Aisssissn poo.
pie. lfitbs alleged that shs tnsssksnss II Teras
are emigranis fiom She United Rles, il i obvious
TO reply tha, BY their voluntary expa,si..ius-an-
der whatever eircumstanees Of adventure, ofspe.
cula.ion, Of honor orof iniany they hare fossitsd
all claim TO our faiefnal regard. If thsevensrse
lhai they hare .eft land Of freedom for iund OF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

,Washin2uon , Npy, Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13
The Hon. RonEnr II. GoLDsDon ou Gil,

The Hon. RonERr III. GoLDsBoR ROUGH,
one of the Senators in Congress from the
State of Maryland, died at his residence,
Myrtle Grove, near Easton, on Wed~s-
day the 9Th inst. The Baltimore Chro-
nicIe says Of him, "that he was con-
scienti"us, upright, and consistent states
man, an accomplished scholar and orator,
and gentleman Of the most polished
manners of the old school" Mr.. Colds
borough was Wing in politics, and
twice represented his State, at an inter-
val Of some twelve years, in the Senate
Of the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

RoI Road ocross The Isihnus Of Pano-
ma,-CoIonel Charles Biddle a citizen
OF the United Stntes, in conjunction with
a lew capitalists in this country. have,
oo'amed the contract for this road, which
promises, IL completed, to be ofimmense
Importance TO our commerce, and 10 the
whole world. II must become, in a e
years, the highway Of nation. 10 tho
Pacific Ocean, and will enable our
whaling ships to make their return everv
SIX months, instead Of three years, as
well rs save dangerous voyage around|
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13
{ To be continued J

A GOOD oNE--Hon. Baaie Peyton
relates the following anecdote about the
Presidents pet:-"Mr. p. said when he
first went to Congress he was on very
intimate terms With the President. On
one occasion he accompanied him and
Mr.. Van Buren, to the Central Course
to witness a trial Of speed between
Behsarius and Emily. When the for
mer was brought on the course, he ap-
peared very restive. The old man be-
came very much cxcited-his whole soul
was engrossed in the sport that was Just
about taking place. He placed himself
erect in his stirrups, and speaking TO the
trainer said-'Boy, hold that horse-don't
let him run this way-you should break
him Of such tricks-I could break hin,
in an hour. Here, MIR. Peyton, stand
here, aud time-there is but one propei
place to time-Mr. Van Buren,, get be-
hind me, that horse will run over YOU
And, said MIR. Peyto,L wan Buren, rot
behind the old General, and there, iel-
low citizens, he has been ever since"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

The city authorities Of Providence
have appropriated sum Of money for
the purpose Of boring for Coal in Provi.
dence. II can be found here, beyond
all doubt, and we are fully satisfied that
the appropriation will be sanctioned by
every one. In climate lihe ours, and
with present prices Of fuel, il is certainly
desirable TO try, at least, our own res
ources, and see if coal cannot be oh.
tanned at home Providence Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

The ELEcrIoys for members Of Con-
gress, and Of the State Legislatures, took
place in PSsSsyLvASn, Ono, and New
JERSEY, on Tuesday Of the prescn, week.
1t would be useless to speculate on the
probable result in either of these States,
as authentic and full returns must soon
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

reach us. In the mean time it is eratiiy'
ing to observe that oui friends in Penhs
sylyania and Ohio, on the very eve N
these contests, express very conhdeN
belief Of ultimate success. Returns from
Ohio will not probably reach here till late
next week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

MARYLAND ELECTION The profit
gate and incendiary conduct of the Va,
Buren party in Maryland, which aime,
at nothing less than an entire prostratio,
Of rhe State Government, for the sol,
purpose Of defeating her electoral vote j,
the choice Of President, has been mos
signally rebuked in the recent election.
to tho House Of Delegates. In the
twenty -one counties and two cities, which
constitute the political divisions of the
State, the Wings have elected SIXTY
delegates out Of the whole number so;
the Van Buren men but NINETEEN; and
there is one vacancy in the county OF
Caroline-two Of the candidates having
an equal number Of votes.
In 1895, when the opposition to the
Wings was almost nominal, the parties
in the House stood-55 Wings; % TH
ries-Whig majority, 80.
In the present House Of Delegates
there will be Wing majority of FORTY
ONE MEMBERS, exhibiting a Wing net
gain Of ELEVEN members, since the elec-
tion of delegates Of the last year.
Speaking Of the result Of this contest
as a most seasonable rebmke of and fit.
ting commentary on the conduct of the
notorious nineteen-the Baltimore Chro-
nicle very properly inquires-"WHAT
HAVE THE PEoPLE sAIDi The recusant
Electors were from the counties Of Wash.
ing,on, Frederick, Montgomery, Balti.
more, Anne Arundel, Hartford, Cecil.
Caroline, Queen Anne, and the cities Of
Baltimore and Annapolis. The people
have now passed upon their conduct
and how stands the verdict The yicto.
ry Of the friends Of constitutional reform
over the league OF the revolutionists is
complete. The latter have not main-
tanned their ground in a single instunce,
and in Frederick, Montgomery, Anne
Arundel, Hartford, Queen Anne's and
Annapolis, the expression of public opin-
ion is entirely reversed. So may il al.
ways be with Revolution IN Mary
LASD!"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13
The Peoples Candidates.
FOR PRESIDENT,
VIM. HENRY HARRISON
OF Ohto.
CANDIDATES. FOR ELECTORS.
SAMUEL w. KING,
BYRON OMAN,
GEORGE ENGS,
WILLIAM PECKHAM.
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
FRANCIS GRANGER,
OF .Ner- York.

ADDRESS OF THE CoNvENTIoN.-We
cannot recommend too strongly to the
Freemen Of the State most careful pc
rusal, and thorough study, Of the very
able ADDRESS, which we publish, in part,
in this days paper, emanating from the
WHIG CONVENTION, which assembled at
Providence on the 7th ut. to nominate
ticket Of Electors. 1t is 30 rich in
facts of the highest import to the Free
men Of this State, expressed in style of
such manly simplicity and vigor, that its
effect in enlightening the public mind on
the all-important subject Of the election
to the Presidency, cannot be too highly
estimated. We do no injustice to many
other able performances, in other States,
on the same important occasion, when we
say, that it will be ranked among the
most valuable expositions Of our political
periIs and duties, which the crisis has
called forth.
Though extended so on uncommon
length for an Address of this nature, il
would have been impossible, we presume,
to have compressed its facts within a
smaller compass, and have done justice
to The urgent reflections which those
facts awaken, and which it was the duty
of the Convention faithfully to present to-
their fellow citizens.
We regret that the narrowness of our
limits, and many pressing engagements,
preclude the possibility of giving the Ad-
dress entire in one number. The whole
ofthe remaining half, however, which is
of equal pi,h and moment with the pres
ent, shall appear in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

u OUISA RAIL ROAD--By virtue of act pass
n A ed February 10Th, 1886. incorporating the Stock
holders of the Louisa Rail Road Company, books will
be opened on Monday the ninth day of May next, for
the purpose Of receiving subscriptions the amount Of
$500 ,000 in shares Of 800 cach TO constitute Joint
capital stock for the purposes contemplated by the said
ond, the Merchants Coffee House. under the direc
ton Of Richard Anderson, John Iiutherioord Nicholas
Mills, Conway Robinson, Richard b. ilaxa, David
Anderson, jr. and Captain Thomas Nelson, two of
them; 1aylorsvilc, the county Of Hanover under
the direction Of William ID. Winston, Henry Robinson,
Francis G.. Taylor Joseph Nj Sheppard, Edmund Fon
tame, aud Thomas boswell, two of them; at Jack
sons Tavern in Louisa under the direction Of Elisha
Jackson, David Richardson Frederick Harris, and III.
NJ Burnley, of thein at Louisa Court House,
under the direction OF Thomas Johnson William Craw
frd John Hunter, Richmond Terrell Peter Scales, aud
benjamin NJ Francisco. two of them; and at Gordons
Vile, in the county of Orange under the direction of
William F. Gordon James Lindsay, Mann Page, and
Coleby Cowherd, two of them. Gentlemen willing
TO subscribe, and not sufficiently any place at
which books To be opened To attend there in person,
can by power of attorney authorize person TO sub
scribe for them The books for receiving subscriptions
will be kept open at each place ten days At the cxp-
rntion of that time the Commissioners at each place
requested to make report directed TO &c Conway Ro-
hnson and others, Commissioners in Richmond, show
ing how many sLaIes have been subscribed for each
place Upon every subscription of stock there is TO be
paid at the time of subscribing TO The Commissioners,
the sum OF two dollars on every share subscribed
April % 1IS-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

2J,SOl Prizes, >nmouang S5i0, 300
Tickets Sl0--Halyes $5-Quarlers $3.50
Certificate Of % whole tickets for $40.
Do. half do. TO-
Do. quarter do 80.
" The most splendid Scheme drawn in Amcri-
cali!
$i0000O-and only 7l40 tickets in the Scheme
Atezandrid Lotery, Cl1ss a., Ia droao in J,e July
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GRAND CAPITALS:
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- Lowest three No prize 8 500.
Tickets 500.
full scheme of this brilliant Lottery will appear
the day is fixed for the drawing. The demand
for tickets already great that it is confidently
believed that the drawing viii take place in June; there
fore, delay not your orders, for another such chance
may not Tor years bigger usual will be pre-
pared 10 furnish his friends and patrons in Town and
Country, with packages of whoies and shares single
tickets and shares in his usual great variety.
Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
the original (nanagers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded, consequently not liable any mistake or
dispute. The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sght, the the drawings are received
~ Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond IA.
April 26. Ii7-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

OCT Inc enquirer published twice week, generally, and
three of the State Lcsiatufe
fce, the herctvoe Five Dollars able IN add
Notes of churtcrod banks ony) viii be
esvej in The Editors win the safety Of remit
No will be discontinued, the discretion of the
Elitors until all arreafascs have been paid
Whoever will the Of nine papers, shall
have tho tenth gsts
rNat - TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One 15cents; each continuance,
81 No untlt has either paid Tor
assumed by ia this CITY or its enyonf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
EAGLE HOTEL-Rirhmond. Yirriuin

V8NliE subscriber having taken this large, spacious
N and commodIous establishment, cmbi this man.
ner oil iniormng his friends aud the public of the fact
The central situation ID generally known that he
deems II unnecessary 10 mention and professions of
capaby TO keep tue good things of this life are so com
mon and useless that he will himself by saying
give him fair trial, and if he docs not prove worthy OF
patronage desert him.
All the principal stage Offices kept at this esiab-
lislnent. CHARLES C. vORD
N B-lIaving engaged The services of young man
TO devote his unremItted attention 10 his stables he will
here remark, that nothing shall be wanting in That de-
partment C. G.. WORD
u When the Small Pox prevailed in this CITY, there
was a case, and only one, which occurred this es.
Punishment am pleased to inform the public
that no contagious disease whatever exists and should
any make its appearance hold myself responsible 10 APP
prise every indivdua who may extend to me his
patronage of the existence fsuch disease. confrma
Ton OF the correctness of tho above statement have APP
pied Tor the following certificate: G.. G.. w
The undersigned have been requested by the Pro-
pretor of the Eagle Hotel relate the facts relating 10
the existence of Small Pox in that establishment
Il here has been but of the disease in the o
tel this winer-hat has recovered and returned home
The time since its occurrence has been such as TO pre-
cude all possibility of the Infections being comnun
Gated.
We have no hesitation in saying that there is MS lit
Tie danger OF contracting the disease the Eagle Ho
tel at this time, i'm any other situation whatever
NJ CLARKE, NJ. ID.
ROBERT VI. CABELI., NJ. ID.
.,oc LEWIS w. cHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
April %.

MTOTlCE.-The copartnershp heretofore existing
1N under the and style of John Poe & Co. was
dissolved on the LIST of January last. aux-
ions settle the affairs of the late as speedily
practicable request those having claims thereon
TO present them for payment and urge those indebted
make payment without delay, to either of the under
signed at the Leather Store of William Beal, Main
street, who will continue soil the Leather man ufac-
tured at the Virginia Tannery by John Poe.
JOHN POE
WM. BEAL
April 10. Il4-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

25,eOl Prizes, amounting 10 SjiO,200
II Willie perceived that the above is splendid scheme
to purchase packages in.
a certificate Of package Of IS Whole Tickets, will
he forwarded for $40 25 halves $70 % quarters IS
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To be obtained by Tho package or si~Ele ticket, Of
the ever aud all lucky uOYT'
AZ the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sIen
Of the Eagle.
~ Orders for Tickets from my part Of the United
tickets, thankfully received and executed bv return
mail, with the prompt attention as personal aop
cation, ADD The result given (when yequesed) imned
ately after the drawing--if addressed TO
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