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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

nR. HAMILTON. a Surgeon Of long standing, ana
~ pupil the f. colleges r anatomy and the theory
practice Of phye sid surgery in Europe has moved into the
House No 100 Nassau street. stairs opposite the City Hail.
nature delicate indicate. The
desperate vtnera cured in from tive 10 nne days Sores #
every description time pTopooned their state and nature.
Attendance a all hours. LIT
COLARADO & RED RIVER LAND COMPANY
- shares of The above Company' stock, for sale by
mar lG u. q. SlCkELS, Il Wal street,
TJIRUSSSES AND INDIA RUBBER BANDAGES-
(tor Vsricocele and Hen-These improved surgical in
OF the latest and most improved patent for sale at
Ann street. where they and applied BY practical
surgeon Also instrument for the OF rolapsus All
LIT
SALMON.-Ns Ne. . and No s. in fierce. Al.o, rusty.
- DUNSCOMB, BROTHERS,
feb 1S-ln+ % Broad street up stairs.
MRS. OPiE'S WORKS.-The first and second vo-
1El ume Of Mrs Opie Works just published ard for sale
numbers Volumes office of j. w Sanford Publishers,
II Ann and by all the principal Booksellers throughout the
United states.
The FRS, volume contains Fashionable and Unioua-
bic Husband Maaae the NJ Stranger appearance against
her, the Robher the Brother and Sister
Second volume contains AdaBe MowbTay Murder VIII Out,
Revenge Orphans Uncle and Nephew, and
the Death Bed, Black Velvet Pelisse.
The third volume will with Mrs Cpes Tales Ly
ing consequence of the calls the publishers have hsd
without taking the other part of this interesting work
XIV. SANFORD.
Carriers wanted to circulate this work. feb 27-lm
nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ The coparneTxhp heretofore existing between the subser-
bers under the m Of Horn FREES this day dissolved
JAMES HORN, Jr who will continue the business his
JAMES HORN. Jr.
WILLIAM e. FREES
Custom House Hotel, Febi2, 1886 feb 2sS,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

AsteIt1IIV1-
Err roS MARKET. WASHINGTON MARKET.
ps.s 100 Is els per In Beet, u to i6 per 10.
kI,.ttoo 3 IN Is ets do AultOn.1O 10 1icts do
Veal to 10 cts 60 Veal 10 to 10 cts do
PORK y cts dc PORK, u cts do
Turkie- Is to lss apiece. c. Beef, 10 Il cts d.
fs-e.s & 10 9, do Turkies, u to s. apiece
Chickens IS o l4s pair Geese, 5s TO 81 do
nsrLs no. 20 10 do Duck O. 10 los per pair
Te2 81 ~ % CTS per ID, Chickens lGs pair.
g. 4 for Il Butter q. %, \ 80 per h.,
psstoe. a. 10 per bush Polstoe lSs l5s per Dbl.
-n;n 10 and g. per bush Tunips Is 81 bush
cs-rais &c 10 Is do bbages, 81 per doz-
Snnle. - ser bbL Apples, 20s y and s. per hbl
Eggs, for Is.
od a,d coal are exorbtany high There is very
little in market, and Is held al the following Prices
Hickory, dry 81 90 Coal.
green, ) 90. Broken 81 W per ton
oak, dry, co. Jumps, ~ Oh
Maple. dry, 90 Nut. SSW
Of Pine there is none to be had.
FisS ark-The only market cod Those
hed al cents per Washington there few bass
at D ceaS per ID.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

SALMON.-Ns. Ne 2. and No S. in terce- Also, rusty
- DUNSCOMB, BROTHERS,
feb l9-1n* IS Broad street. up stairs.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE.

III X. ROBINSON, ofNo. 70 Courand street, Proprie-
L. and Publisher Of the large Fire Plate
public he ready their demands for splendid
Cooed Proofs Of said Picture Ao variety Of Popular Carl
&e Of every for sale wholesale and retail
feb 2O-lmt
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

MERCANTILE BOOk-KEEPING.-Tne manner in which
this taught but imperfect idea of the practice
Ut sechsnts; and when person the first
oUnngh house. he finds mitde between what he
and what he has taught than really exists
deler of theatre and Azddn lamp The great difference
twesn teoTy and rracebetween the study sf and
pcston practical use, well known need remark
think Dir Fosters plainly connecting systematic boo teepng
trih actual freonposses advantages worthy the oonsde
ration of all WIS wish the forms and modes of
a th-rough and eftctual ma
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the countingkouse
kill penman qualify him. in peculiar for The duties
Of MS prnf cssio liant -f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

STEWED TERRAPIN-Atth the Gin
- ner OF Broadway and Liberty street, served up ev
TO IL o'clock. Made in style superior TO any
ment in this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
Feb. | /.

Eastern District Of Firgnia. to act
z Hai it remembered, that on the tenth day of Fcbrua
LID ~, limo Don,in. thousand egh, hundred and
thrtysix, Benjamin Watkins Leigh Of the said District,
for the Common wealth Of Virginia. hath deposited in this
Office The title Of book-e title of which, in the fol-
lowing words witt Reports OF Cases, argued and de-
tcrned in the Courts of Appeals and in the Genera!
Court of Virgnia-by benjamin Watkins Leigh-vo-
lune v" The right whereof he claims as author, in
conformity TO the act Of Congress entitled IN Act to
amend the several acts respecting copyrights"
HENRY GIBSON,
March s. [lO0-w4w1 Clerk Of the District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
POETRY.
MucKrET rEM,l>s UN>tH"'

SONG, III; ,.,c % tax: CANT
yir;tcr o.. Gen. SeGtt's arrira! ~ ieih",a! "s "
ia.yL Of tiS Gr"E tr FI.'.
~ Ns.. II. l.. i'''''
!li,nn. q the u,i" AM '
Stor. To esslct'a |" "a'''
1t, the .45 scu'L I''''' ",, oy
For h' canopy
O,yard .-hlEar! "d"Liy,
..;-, ,;lj ties cn!rctia. say, ,,
I. VT ,,;"c loved ci:S!e S'"!
" VIZ" '"' rc.!&r is the Do.!
S,,is or voc our car;s as3al,
."",ro :ar"If scnis It's wall,
y,ryi, bui vaior avail
N"'7" ra,rint--has
Let the war.,orch SrG Al It's light
TArnu.h the land a 5H"c01 bright,
CaiI:n. each .i-aai height
ba--tnIc-cuc, o.!
Gathering each chival.ir son,
(i,, bright n,"rcy's on,
THIS may victory b. won
Mo;ic,S-hush your Wild a.a:E',
[seol:s power ha:Hi--
80 longer shall prevail.
God Of Battles quad tho brave
Let thine he 20 SnTG
Proudly may cag;c wac
Wave ,riumphantly!
Wuwl hail our rEici;aia home,
When his task /, m,5ly t"ic,
An. his cvuairs ) ihankS are WOE:
Glory waits iEC t:cvc.
purcst joy his soul will knew,
Healing thus ca,tis :!iIcIt woe
And his exalted glow
On i'o'umha's scroll. =,
Ills wife and family then wiki her n''"r arc t''e' !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
.4gc"t far tic T. +. .. p Il. T. Comrnay
December "a i:'-if

FH7HE IMPORTED BLACK hRABliN.--This
2 beautiful jet black Arabian has commenced his
cond season at Thomas Fluurnuys in Prince Edward
county, II mics south Of the Court House, II miles
east of Charlotte Courthouse, Is via hcysvillc from
Luncnbu:g Court House, at 5 the season, which may
be discharged BY the payment of $50. If paid by the
20h of Juy, at which time the season ends; $50 to in
sure mare, payable when tic is asccrtacd to he
in ioll parted with II to the Groom for each
Mares that failed last season, will be insured this at tie
season price.
Good pasluragc for mares left with the horse, gratis,
and well fed, il required al twenty five per day
Great personal attention will be given by Thomas Flour
nov, but no liability for accidents or escapes.
Black Arabian presented by the Emperor Of Mo-
to the u States Consul al Tangers, doubtless
marked evidence of his friendly feelings TO Cavern
ant. and vas sold by order OF Congress, at public
ton. Feb. 18th l-:Ej.
The public may be Of the fact that it is extreme
il difficult 10 purchase the iblnodrd Arabian and no
Go;ih the Emperor OF Morocco would have been highly
nsrcd al oi,. tn purchase Black Arabian, ut
extravagant price. Many good judges have pro-
nouncrd him in all respects the finest horse they
saw. He is eight years old this Sprmg-lull five feet
high (tal for Arabian -oi great muscular powers
smooth graceful Icton-aHd commanding in his gene
raj appearance He exhibits all the traits in character
and Drm of the genuine Arabian lie has proved him
self 10 be uncommnn!y foal-gcter. We refer
the public to the perfect which is presented
Involvement to breed from this horse. We consider him
the cheapest horse in this country and we'll calculated
to improve the delicate long legged horses Of the present
day THOMAS FLOURNOY,
JOHN z. EDMONDS.
Feb. II. c3-.tF. w3tM .w:}tA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

EDUNAWAY IN JAll.--CoiarntIrd To t;'c J"1 .:
= q Abrlnarc county, the 2.ih of Dtcemb" H.,
a negro man named Br.i..ctt vino says he To- ,ma> :.
Iho.nas iiunIry, OF Amherst county, Ea.-Sad neg
is about - years OF age. dark complexion, five feet a."
high stout MADE, and had on when committed, a.
cloth coat, and brown jean pan,aoons-no marks d:
scars discovered The owner OF SAID nero is rcfm 81.
to come forward, prove property, pay charges ana @
him away, or he will be dealt with rs Tn" la" directs
WM. WATSON,
JdiiOr .HLcmGr!s county.
tI,rch 10 lU2-W.,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
March II.

q AND FOR SAI.E-A highly improved Fsra
Fl A called Lime Stone Creek, situated on the Eca
nloud Road nine miles from charlottesville contamn:
7l2 acres more or less, with dwelling houses and
the necessary houses, stables. thrcshlmg machIr
&C. will be sold by private contract; togrlr'T VITA
negroes stock ofcatr and valuable horses I'M tcarN
of nusbaudry. corn, fodder. Nc small tract q: i""
land, belonging to Mr. David Niche, and which Is t"
sold separates il from the Rvanna River There . {.
vein OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has been quarrrd and ined for these seven yeas
and the lime employed il to enrich the !aoa
and TOR selling it for building purposes Persons d"si:H:
Of buying, will apply at the oce Of the charlottesville
Advocate, or to Dr. Buttrrmann at the University
October 20 1--wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

sNiRCULAR-1'he subscribers. importers Of and
q i dealers in China Glass and EarthcnwaEc: whose
stores were destroyed by the great fire Of th and 18th
December, would respectfully inform their customers
throughout the Union Of their present ocationsalso, Of
the fact that owing 10 the long OF the European
packets previous TO the fire, and their remarkably short
passages since, they generally, in possession Of
better assortment of goods than they usually have at
this Of the year From the very large orders pre-
vousIy given 10 the manufacturers it is expected that
the assortment of the present season, WILL in quantity
be fully equal and in lis quality superior TO that Of any
former year. it being composed OF the most recent and
beautiful designs, without any mixture of DID, I'm saeabie
patterns.
T. I. BARROW S: Co, No 1856, Pearl ST.
En:S. CALDWELL. no. Az, do. Go.
EDWARD Cook 1; Co., no. 2l3, do. do.
J. w. e. II. p CogLiEs, no. 2SG, do do.
JOSEPH CHEEsENAS, l3G, Water do.
DASIEL Colt, no. 1877. do. do.
Tmas. F. FIELD, no. 81, CORTLAND St.
joins GREESFiELD 81 Son, no. -, Pearl St.
HOLMES 81 MYERs, no. 29i, do do.
n. T. NISSAN u Co., no. Ga, Liberty ST.
UxDERHIL1. 81 SEYMOUR, no. G6, Pearl st.
EEGurE Il LiPpINcorr, no. 81, Coenlies Slip.
r. VASpEwArER, no. "a, Cedar 81.
T.. WlLLErs IL Co, no. 304, Pearl St.
r. c. WETMoRE Il Co., no. S3, Water st
ions WElcur, jr. d Co., 81, do. do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

EIOR SALE, Lot No. 11l, ON d and : Streets--ronts
81 81 feet OIL Street and :G feet the Basin bank
For terms. apply to John W. Williams. at Mrs. Tump
kinss George P CrumP. Of Richmond.
Feb Or o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILT.ST
MANUFACTORY.

FMTil Subscribers Respectfully '''"Em shc iilcE&s,.!
e the public g'neraiiy, lhat t'ey ave now on i2r+
good and we'll selected assortment ol Frhch bur &c.,
OF the best qualty' anu as a., .Ne"s'Te aS@nFiGrn
ready MADE french Dur y. '''s''cs VI 'aii".s ST..
WHICH tiey warrant hot i!'e''o ~ al, pu''! IN l!s"
try. Persons who are III want "a inc abHv' sr,.
would do well - call an" examine i"r themselves ~
they pu1clISs r's'M'", c,s or ;o",n '''a'H 81
T:i sI'n =, ,I,n nr & Isl;
,.,s vii h. Thankfully received and yron,,,g .
JAMES SNuiI
YOULi. : Ii'>r
n B-rnr reference. as To tic quality ., I'M ....
made Burr Ms,Unrs apply to lie i!icI:.lo..! u
Feb. TO- H-.4%:,
:,
81 4 EGA REV ihD'--'NI" sGy -,'ia"4.t:.;
- Z oGSy iic EA2Scrlocr anp'; N" IN q Ao:r
Der LAST, a yellow 90 inc "s''r ~ ~ ',"' >'
times calls himself Edwin bufNS! """H' 't IS fc
high. rather ra"-"hc"' "''t s''''i"" :" ms sA'.
drrs, hiS couh".'"s wy s , '' M, be-,
H.. has lost most OF his jaw '''th ana IS "h", m.G
called lan;rrnJa"rd: lie Is E'ou shoc"iahc!. T.:
has free papers VIII! MN
] Will give sou II sad negro Is appr""'n"'G IN g.,
State and $50 II "pp:eE'ndcd ou' OF Lac SAFE, &at
secured that get him again. , ,
Benz. +. iOHiEE.
Feb. 20. t:!i-uj q L"eLLIGy.
-.-,iJJIYE CARDS -Thr s;E.rr.lrr In. ,,..,.
vi non;rt arrn, 10. ic sale Of AlaclY.ar r,,t,
t'.;,r E,r Cn,tuu and Woolrn Factories w,rr-r,
''''e'.:5 ,i;,n aI.n sheen ro!,gr I,.,rl,,- ..f
t;in.t ,,.,crs. nirl,, ..ru.r ani I ''
IT,, In,I,r br III. side ,r cat, and ,f,:,rr..."
to order for cotton. w""n, flour ann saw .N from g,
inches 20 twelve inches ~ w:::li, a:d any h-:A coz
pirte; cleaning co!pS &C, &c ct'c'" 'F "'y d Ii:
abo:r Articles, promptly atehur" 20 ny
March ~ l!"o-ls'.tJ "Eo. L. 2'''r>''.'.
a EiGuS REPORTS. Vol. V. in.i nalE>,,l..,r.
Il -, rio ELlovin- Rnoks and Ma!s RAN, g.. ~
- ;., ,l,, ,rtnrs;,.rd ,t i,c loves, ,r,.
o"t ".,,. .,I--x LAX
lirni;'G H'a'!'' . 1T ia'@ ,..n
EIliici s. tan"",!" = "a" i' -, r 49,
Journals OF the I"hS'H'"n .; i'''-" ""n
Journals o! inc i'o'Se 81 !''" !.'! !.
TO-aid oil The Senate l"F l'@-''' ""' "''' -" .
lTo. v
.P 10 q ill.,, .,,.I l,, =.
dnccd rF'ce OF sly C"Pi'S o' Tue S'''" nap! q" -
both OH rollers Az" III fe''a".e 'iS,
Separate volumes &" most 81 s'' -, van re- ~
n!shcd IL Is proper 10 E"''''' 'lS =" '"S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

th a 6Gkh REWAlD.-Ran away from M n> 40
- 4 WV Payne, in the Spring Of 70, a Gr,
named ANDREW: brown co'np'r%o"' about .,,ra:
10 inches high, 2l years Of age stout made an~
from lG5 to rs pounds, has no marks OF scar, 81 plf
ed-he was purchased by Mr. Robert Payne o. unn...
G. Cosby of Richmond. for the Co:PoFati2n ." Tnl.
vile, Alabama, Mr. Cosby purchased him Of Dr.
deus jones' Amelia; he has wife in IN" hcR'' rnwa;I
and is supposed to be lurking tlcfeabor'S-
of one hundred dollars will be pad i'r ns Q!
sion and delivery to AIessrs. Goodwin - h STATE
Richmond. CT having him secured many 1,;ipy M
of Virginia. GEoHT f:;I. liaLaml
mayor 77-vjm
Jan. Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
March -.

FNVO Persons haring ArgrorS for Wyc.-Wc wish 10
TO labor on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They viii! he employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
the Potomac River The country and occupation is
healthy; and they will he we'll fed well clothed and well
treated. We will give from scrcn!yfvc TO ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter otherwise to j. II. Hopkins, at the Pail OF
fec. to Mcssrs. George p. Crump and James Rat
cliti Richmond, Thomas J. White, in the county Of
King William, and the nciglborIoot to James Hun
ter, Assistant: Engineer. the White Chi:nncS Ca
rolinc or to Theodore S. Garnet, Assistant Engnccr
near fredericksburg to II. +. Guy Il Co. in FIcLc.
ricksburg; and to others having authority from J. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS NJ. SHEPPARD,
.4ge~t far the L. +. j. p. Il. Il. Comrnay
n,,c,,ho-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

EtUARK-'Thc great Northern champion, by Amcr-
- can Eclipse of old Indy l.gitioot, known TO
every gentleman OF tic TART will stand the present
son at my stable Tayor's Ferry. in Mcckicnburg,
Va. and will be let 20 III 50 dollars the season
one dollar TO the rrurll Good aud extensive pasturagc,
and servants board GRATIS Every TAKEN 10 prevent
accidents aud escapes brt liability for either Mares
with louls at their sides will be fed at twenty cents
pr day. and these without, if requested. The season
will end Oh the first day Of July.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

IS , UNAWAY-Was committed to the Jail Of Nor
s. a gan county. in the State Of Virginia. Negro slave
Mr. George Lane, who sold him 10 William Stewart,
from whom he escaped some tune past. Said ncsr"
committed to the Jail of this county The 2st dag Of
October 1885, lie is about feet I-2 inches in height
the left jaw swollen, quite black, and strongly formed ;
had on very old drab round about and pautanons and
an old hat The said negro says he is about IL years OF
pgr; lie tells different tales about his escape says he has
n wife near Annapolis, Maryland. living with Mr. George
Wilson The owner is requested to come and claim said
negro according 10 law. WM. THOMPSON,
Feb b. 10O-wIiw*1 .JdiiUr H. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

February, l-:'t
William I. Woolten, Admir- of his late wii;, Fla
beth Wootten, formerly Elizabeth PcrNnson, PIt&.
john RudL. Admir-. of john Rudi. deed. ard IA t.;
right, ana dmr Of john NJ Williamson. !>IIa'"
Clements and Sally lis wife, William Sudarr? al.
Oncy his wife, Thomas L"grand and Nancy his "'',
Martha Williamson, William G.. Rudd. john Rudd la.
William Walton, committee of WIN. c. huLd. D";.'
The defendants lsham Ciencn.s aud Sally Is "''''
not having entered their appearance and gwen sccn;"
according 10 Act Of the General Assembly. AMI IL
rules Of this Court. and it appearing that they @' r."
habitants Of this Statr-on the motion of tn, plaintiff
By his Attorney it is entered at rules aforesaid an" 1c
cordng!y 0rAcrcd that the said defendants. ls'am G.
mrns and Sally his wife, 90 appear here Ola ia" ms a.
OF April Court next, and answer the plaintiff o' al
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted /" IT,
Of the public newspapers printed III the CITY u H.
mond, for two months succcssvcly, and also p "' %
the front door Of the CouTt-iousc of this c"ra'y.
a Copy--Ics.p, Is. J. NORSlIAM t".
February 81 !3-w'"
7ENO TIE LADIES AND GENrLE}lEN.--I"f'
4 rHc hmSc amt Fancy H0rc.-l have III store. g."
constantly receiving, and will be very Glad 10 81 u
most splendid assortment Of PIANOS, and all Other "''
Of musical INSTRUMENTS Strings. music. furniture. 2"-
many fancy s"hStamirrS AS pulling is odiouS. -.
merely state that my Pianos more beautiful, i"'
tone sweetrr and more powerful, that thry rcnan" t
longer, and better built than all other inferior dr.
and lastly, that ihry can be learnt to play ~ Inst "
time OF other Instruments; in short, they AZ"
much superior many sold at Their places. as "h"'
organ is to jew sharp. with the tongue broke ont =
to other musical instruments, furniture and fancy I'
they are far above any comparison. | will sell low.
than any other person in this Stae-imdccd $" los" I'i
you will he astonisIlc.. All new Pianos, after s,'a.
vii! deliver gratis, any distance under 80 miles a''
warrant and keep them in tune - months hMr '',
Pianos, repair old ones, and take them IN C&c"'4e.
will sell Chairs lower than any other person a"""'
ry polite, particularly 10 Ladies'. ,..,,
Oct. -. [iG-lat3m-wJn GEO 2. kNA'f',-
HAMES RIVER AND KANAWlIt CONAN
o. At meeting Of the President and Directors o. az
James River and kanawha Company, held IN '"r -!
Of Richmond Saturday the 18th day OF Dec -"
RcS0ircd, That the Stockholders OF the Ja"e: "'
and Kama wla Company, other than the SiAr ~
they are hereby required. TO pay into liz" Ian" " -.
gina of lis branches, the Of FIVE D'1LA%
each share Of Stock held by them in sad Co"P''!'
before the 18th day of February next.
by order If The President md Dirrr.ors
W. B. CHlTrENDEN, Srtr'H'?,
n. B.-The instruments that have been cal'd l' y"
GLIDING the above) follows. ,r.
LIST ;nstamcnt, > per share, paid at The ;'c Oh '''
scrbing.
I'd nstalnsnt. So per share, due Both June ~: -
Sd do. s. Go. do 25ri, Vow, 49,,
4th do. S. do. do 18th Feb, ~ ,,i
Jan. g
H.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

Refer 10 Hon JOHN Ta!iairrro, Hon. Joseph Jo4a
sou, John Z. Floyd, Esq, VIA. a. Harrison. Is
| Vireinia; G. S. Alnrrhrad ESD Kentucky Tuin.l
Cutldy Il Co., New Orleans Joe! johnson: E~G Nm
! ,ucky E,9-w4N Mar. Ii -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
VlRsHSaa E4Gie.asH.!AE'UEsG.

Ills wife and family then wiki her n''"F arc ~ " "
ci.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

y. B.-Fnr reference. as Ia tic r"ali'y u ,ur r..
masc Burr Mistoncs, apply t" lie i!ich:n".I Vi ~.
Feb 70. ;"i-*.!%".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

d 4 s6A REV ,RD.-.N'%so G.-.iiana~,:. -,
- ! oSS The subscriber. ahon! the I-rh ( NIy,
rr List, a yellow Of the ma'':r OF EN";!N. ur So.
times calls himself Edwin BurkS} about ) feet Is rs
l,rI rather raw-bnncd, Iill!r sto"prl ~ his n.
d,rs. his coun.cnancc very good. hair l"r-a@y be-.
H.. has lost most OF his jaw teeth. ana IS wis; rs,
called lantern ja""d. lie Is good shoemaker!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

The Subscriber grateful for past iavors: hereby mott
iirs the public that lie has taken the above Hotel for the
present year until suitable disposition be made Of it,
a.L asks continuance Of n'rparonage. lie promises
TO leave nothing undonc TO merit it.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-23

Asbury Dickins, Esq. was yesterday e.
lected Secretary of the Senate, IN the place
Of Walter Lowrie, Esq. resigned.
Nr. Dckins has been for three years
past Chief Clerk in the Department Of State,
and occasionally acting Secretary. lie bad
been previously for some years past Chiet
Clerk IN the Treasury Department and re.
peatedly acting Secretary of that Depart
meni also, into which he was first brought
by the late Secretary Crawford in the early
part Of his services at the head of it. MAI.
Intel.
Mr.. Van BEren's Cdbinet.-It is rather
early to talk about this, but " ashineion
Correspondent assures Us thatihe Secretary
of State will be Mr.. Rlyes Of Virginia. aud
that Governor Marcy, Of this State, will
probably come into The War Department.
Mr.. Woodbury., our correspondent thinks,
IS the only member of the present Cabinet
who is likely TO be retained.- n. Y. Jour.
Of Commerce.
Our impression is that Mr.. Van Buren's
Cabinet will be pretty much as the present
IS. We feel quite sure that MIR. Forsyth
will be continued as Secretary of State and
Mr. Kendall as Post Master General. All
this, however, is al best conJecture.- A.
lerdHdrid Gazette.
! Prospect Of Relief-The Washington
Globe, IN reference to the embarrassed and
crippled condition of the currency, says:-
"THE DAILY INQUIRY Is, WHEN
is THE PRESENT PRESSURE TO
CEASEl IN OUR OPINION IT HAS
JUST BEGUN" We infer from this de-
mi official opinion, that Gen. Jackson per-
sists in the determination to " break ecery
Speculator in the Union" With forty mil.
lions Of dollars under his control he has the
power TO do it.-4lbdny Journal.
Horrible accident by potcder IN Ram.
ford.-On Monday week, the store of Otis
Z. Bolster, in Rumford, Maine, was blown
up By cask of powder beng set on fire.
Mr. Bolster had just been getting stock of
goods in his store, and among the articles
was a cask Of powder. His customers had
been trying the powder, and had left some
particles upon the top oflhe cask. Mr.. Boil
sier's boy nine years old, in order 10 amuse
himself, and 10 the absence Of his father,
took coal Of fire, and thus set the PARTICLES
in blaze. Two other young lads were al
50 in the store. The whole cask Of Powder
Immediately ignited. Half of the store was
blown into the Androscoggln, and the other
half INTO the street, the roof tnmbling down
10 the middle. NJ. Bolston's boy was i'm.
medIately killed. One Of the other young
lads had his arm broken, and the other was
sadly burnt. Portland Advertiser.