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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

EIHKEDERICK A. MAYO, BOOK Lindry soIiciis The
M public once more, in the course of % years expe
renee IN this city, for portion of patronage in his line
IN as mechanic he deserves such) His friends and
customers including Clerks of the different Courtx
through Virginia, are respectfully invited
O. = His Bindery is situated on the Main Street near
r.. l. Smiths Bookstore. GS4-G,l January 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

ENM. S. ilANSELI No. -, Market ST., south side
Wv ab"vr Front St, lhilude phia Informs me rchaats
v'siiing tue North, and others, that he store "a
large aud general assortment of saddlery, consisting of
sadde-bags, trunks, collars whips &C. 80 which wild
be disposed fupon satisfactory Terms Orders 10, ward
ed 6y mail as above, will meet with punctual attention.
Feb. q. S7-o,yy6,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

& NLOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE.-The sub.
M scrIber wishing to remove TO the West offers bjr
Plantation for sale. II is situated in the county of lon
cesteF ten miles above York Town, and within 81 Of
mic oil the river, with public road passing immediate
~ Dy the house to the river and is quite conveniently
situated for planting oystersthe subscriber haviuT
been engaged in the business for time The ni.
Provemcnts are, two story dwelling with wing and
all necessary out houses, built Of good materials and
new IL contains 40 acres with 40 cleared and under
rood FENCE mostly ofchesnut rails and about half of 4
married. stratum Of maf passing through the middle Of
the cleared land and very convenient yet al It's To-
cation Is in good and healthy neigboufhood ct be.
lieved as any IN The county. There is crop Of wheat
seeded upon The land and the field for is grubbed
and ready for the plough Any person wishing TO Dur.
chase, can have possession any time between this and
ihe 18th Of March next Application may be made to
tie subscriber, now living on the premises
Jan. 70. S2-w3wf1 TfiOS WRIGHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

q kkANSAS LANDS.--I will purchase Military Pa
IA tents tor lands in the Territory of Arkansas
Jan. y [75-i2tl GEO. H. SAMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

NOTICE, Az persons having claims against the rs
Goocand county, are requested present them To the
subscriber, living charlottesville Absarle coun
", properly authenticated before the i5th dny OF
March next arrangements may be made e.r payinr
the same Those indebted TO said Estat will rcesr
make immediate payment This notice viii be plead IN
bar against all claims which may be presented alter $50
above date. COLIN JOHNSON
Adm'r. Of H'i;iiam J0hason, deceased
Jan IL, 1896 s9-u6yys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

n AND FOR SALE.--A highly improved FIRM
n called Lime Stone Creek, situated on the Rich
mond Road nine miles from charlottesville conteinio
~ acres more or less, with dwelling houses and IN
the necessary out houses stables thfeshino machine
&c, VIII be sold by private contract together viii
negroes, stock Of cattle and valuable horses Implements
OF hnsbandry, corn fodder &c. small tract Of low
sold, separates II from The Bivanna River There IL a
vein OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
winch has been kned for these seven years
and the lime employed as a manure 10 enrich die Iaod
and for selling It for building purposes Persons DESTROYS
Of buying, will apply at the Office Of The Charlottesville
Advocate, Or to Dr. Blntiermann ai the University.
Ociooer - 4sLwf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS by FIRE--Tbe
81 undersigned having been appointed Agents of the
Hartford fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford Comnec-
tc"t, are now prepared to make permanent or limited
OF every description, in town and country terms as
favorable to the assured, any similar institution
This Company have been in operation for more than
'eenty gears and during that period have paid all their
losses without subecng the insured any instance to
resort to Court of Justice.
HUBBARD 81 GARDNER. agen,s.
FL, AZ 1000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

HUBBARD " GARDNER, AGENTS
Richmond, Feb. g. 1886. s7EiOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

f1fI''IA
~ The attention Of capitalists is called 10 the above
SAFE The location Of the property (beng depot
ROAD is believed to possess advantages for the location
OF a large tavern equal to any in this city.
Jan. 30 "a u,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

II N HANCERY-VIRoISIA.-A Rules holden in
~ the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior Court of
Law ana Chancery for Powhatan county from the LIST to
inc oih day OF February in the year 1886
Edmund A. Lockett, Administrator with the viii an
nexed, of Edmund Lockett deceased, Plta.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
EDWIN HUNT.
No. Il PLATT STREET,

!,
HAVING had his Store, No. 1871 Maiden Lane, toseher
his stock of Hardware destroyed by fire the 24h of August
has been England where he has purchased for CASH
stock If Bmngha Hardware and Sheffield Cutlery,
and Edge Tools.
E. L. taken the store No. IA Plat street. where he will
be enabled oer his friend. and full and complete
Goods prices fail gi-e general
safi. f.ction fehS-4t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

CITY and County Of Nesr York,
GEORGE SPICER, of the city and county aforesaid,
VI being duly depoetn and sah that the charge
against him by calling himself james Kprek the up
Police of hi. city, and reported IN the public jour
nails utterly false And this deponeni further SMITH, tn he
did play Roulette liable keep and he nen take
the due of law gnst the aid Fitzpatrick requests The pub
lie rely the accuracy Of this deposition until
hrme by legal t anal. And this deponcnt further saith. that
played bet the of with the said Kill
patrick, ened him in eiker play with himself
any other individual whatever. GEORGE SPICER
SwsTn This lst day Of February. 1885, before
febl-ltS 8 wARFORD. Commits oner o. Deeds.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
Theory founded OIL truth is consistent"
! SEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-

SEARS,, , AMEEIcAS VEGETABLE, RE-
the bIOs al Inconsistent theory that the human body
subject only disease, and tia, only med required
does therefore offer hi. medicine ufa for all
be or d be pretend @ other her ne may not y any
which well adapted as these pills @ curing all diseases ogi
mating m dce cd state OF The digestive diseased state
Of the liver, impurty Of the Laod obciso any fine
raj ecreis Their effect is excite and maintain
charge from them all the morbid bilious which
tain To stimulate The liver into sc remove hillary obstIue-
tons and healthy stcretio the bile ard aid all te
rsl eereons of the VIII lie system discreet AID pcrsevering
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and diseases by
bilious affections impurities ofthe blood Instructions Of of
ne natural secreton The, entirely vegetable, and The pnei
pal ingredient Of witch they composed by
the author him,s frn ege'ab where be found but
own county They have been the result of hi researches AMI
experience cooasind by Unusual uhengs from dyspepsia and
duss in this city and thousands different parts e
try have tested their effects aud f The authors knowledge
tends not an instance has occurred in which ev have not had
ton by both sexes OF all all and canned in produce
vegetable Cough Sypwoh has proved peculiarly fcacio in
coughs colds and all diseases uf the urcs; ard a Vegetable
Extract which has produced remarkable ,eoi Dropsic Afec
The medicine circulars giving more general cscption Of
icsts. Of is good effects Of the noioine be OBJ
tanned his Office A ann The follow ing those
who have given cersca,e: Of the good effects Of icine
Mr. Hinman, s Avenue bewecn sth and 10Th irer-Ls ia
nily have received benefit m the m h Cough Syrup
and Rsnoy1sg Pl. sIr A. w.son 200 iisny ircei Mr.. j.
Miss Jane Lee, SIT Hudson Mr. r. Cant Isl Riyington
iirset Besides these, refre given ndy
OF intis H received
ta benefit from the Of TIE medicine. Certificates have also
been received (ansoIicite om different part. stale ard
from Boston. PHILADELPHIA, Eainrpie South Carni and New
Jersey. PrTsm enjoying ra needing nit;ne
are respectfully invited call at h office and receive circular
and maze such enquiries satisfy tem speoii tie ica
cy of the medicine.
The Renovstng PILL also be had at Mr. j. D,mnel I5e
and Mr. K ockwond 4l5 roadway; MIRA. Besky 22 Hudson
ueet MI j. shaw ls4 Bowery; Mrw sinonson e. Fulton
street; Mr. N Il. Graham SO Cedar Mr j. H. art Corner
Of Broadway and Hudson aud North Moore Mr. b. Quack
enbds 100 Greenwich street. Mr. $. Human 18Th and Igl
streets. in the 9th M G. W. Emrce East Br,sdysv
and Messrs A. b. d. Sands 100 Fulton street. corner William
jan l2-6min ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
NEW ERA In EDUCATION.-oNE OF TIE

MEAN En- IN " T. p.l.a, CO. ner v.,cm 81
teaching the theory practice together Of Music Dancing and
Whiting has discovered by which all three may be learned
the time and nearly quick sid the study Of either
be great advantage TO the other without etarng ITSELF
thereby reducing the tedious and expensive study Of
and thorough Of few lessons already the
popular and this country aud taught with universal
appreciation by PROFESSOR COWARD. A. NJ, Pu pill 10 the
first European Masters aud years Professor and Teach
Academies and Colleges the last eight also Private Tutor
in the first families in New York Professor G. will he happy
applicants 252 Bowery om two, beng engaged
other Glasses and Private Lessons. Jan so Twin
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

W Wholesale Dealers Staple Fancy Dry Goods. b,yin1
taken Store No. 70 Broad few doors The Exesrre
Hotel have ecevd and opening kaye.
Foreign ard nestle Dry Goods which offer for sole y H.
package piece good terms lie in m civ and
hich they respectfully yte the attention Of mrch,p: from
different parts of the country and city. feh Of
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
City and County of Ne.v York, IS.
ISAAC ANDERSON. Of the eli;

CIfy and County Of Ne.p York, S..
ISAAC ANDERSON, Of the city and County Azores aid
being sworn deposeh ssh III charge g,mbln.
made against him ieupper Police Office in thi.
calling himself lanes patrick, utterly false ami this
fhsr saith that he played Roett- asy ether game
witt said James Fitzpatrick, but far from il thai not
such and further that this deponent did
play the of Roulette oh
james DEVICES HOUSE elsewhere specified in In. ad charge
and rep ed under the police head various public prints Of
this city The dePonen therefore begs the public suspend
opinion this false and malicious Charge affair under
proper legal investigation which is hi. ume-
daey Institute whereby he vii stand honorshy tilted
This foul aspsrsion on his character. ISAAC ANDERSON
Sworn this lst lay o. Fehruar~, 1885, before
feb 5-ltt :. WARFORD, Commis sioner of Deeds.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

RRANDRETH'S PiLI5S,-DR VIM BRANI
- RETH the dscoverer of these Pills. opinion that ihc
only ONE DISEASE, impuriy of blood which, by in
pedng the circulation, brought inflammation deaeemen
The part where settled, and impressed he of III
truth of this smp they that he spent thirty expert
and ahoous research into the medicinal virtues of the
plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object ben,
compose medicine which should at purify and produces
by specific action Of the huno from the blood by
and bowels by the continuation of the of
medicine all hums TO be carried off, and the blood
a state of purity
Many medicines advertised having properties equ
TO these, but the proprietor of these Pills in this country, he
grandson of the scoverer would wish those who think well
this PRINCIPLE. and who have made of such medicines,
give THESE PILLS trial. They will be satisfied of
the ference that medicine which has been SO years before the
English public and has gained sale there Of not les than
sterling per and those medicines which forced
notice BY advertisement before their properties be fully
by the doovesrs themselves Captains of ships and
chants will find this medicine which will their health,
aud well for expor,aiisn.
Dr. BIS office is 1877 iudsoE opposite Broone New York
where Dr. Brandeth be Consulted Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Saturdays dec 23-2m-ns
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

RHEUMATISM. RnEUMATISM-English Golden
OIL On outward application, cesn that exct,al-
ing disease isheumsIn in small vial three dar each One
wal will ese For sale So Division street. New yorE
new supply has just been received. ian li-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
Wall sTREET.-wEDNEsDAY. FEB.

The positive but guarded Ia the Globe Of the
acceptance Of the British Mediation reached yesterday but
sensible effect the stock market The difficulty with
Francs considered termnsledis first effects have been
tremendous the Those connected WITH and IN the
hdence Of the generally specused for fall They
been awuy punished will doubt endeavcr to
mysiy still further the French Question Two stock operators
by the board yesterday in addition TO those have already
meaoEed. The English operator into al. street last
$4,000 in his bank hook He Cleaned out" by the effects
change in political Affairs. Stocks, if any thing
ther receded yesterday Large transactions took place.
from Habugh state that the Bank Bill has passed
the House by large maory57 TO So IL is expected to be
brought i'm the Senate this week. Then will he the tug Of
Senate, parties stasj2l Jicknl4 AntiJaskson II is
positively said that Jackson Senators have been induced TO vote
for the Und-r doubtful If i the stock rather
receaed yrstsday-being quoted at l22
Yesterday weather commonly severe-beng positively
the day had during the winter usiness has
been seriously effected thereby Mury Eeng scarce and in
demsud.
u feared Relief Bills they called will produce.
No relief broken Insurance Cnmpaes have their
turns Assembly The Franklia OOO-capa $685.
oso The loses $40 ooo-esp SOOOo The Pheni1
Loses $500 0oc-cspa $500 oOo The Haar lose, soOOe0ca
pa surplus S40o0O The Trader loses 500 OOO-capa
S25Op0o The Fiemsn lose. s476s2l-oapia $4,000 The
Fulton 99capa $3.50 COL The Ins loses $5zoOOC
capital The Equitable lose o0OOO-cpital $500
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANUFACTORY,

MANUFACTORf,
259 PEARL STREET.
GARNER COMST 0CK offer for sale. the
sbc and elegant Of Umbrellas and Para
their manuactue Comprising variety of style
pattern and which they would respectfully invite the aen
ton of their friends and feb Stint
a SMALL CONVENIENT ROOM TO LET
N Front Room, Second Floor suitable for office artists
Peasant Front Room Broadway having hard coal
closets &c suitable for gentleman and his wife single
gentleman. Apply 202 Broadway. feb33t-
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-Somr Of the most af-
~ fc Of cruelty be day in almost
daily going rounds raking joints poor peopprevent-
lug them from sleeping al niyhand destrcyng the
human all the comforts Of life Physicians
piled They shake their heads but shake of them
For remedy, take few of the VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS, manufactured by MOFFAT, 81 Hudson street
eb3-lnS
A ROGUE CAUGHT.-An old rogue, by the name of
IA ASTHMA, who since the Revolution has been going
the country sezg upoR honest people shaking them
bouv has hen last Gagged by the potent virtue the inbe
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS. prepared and sold by
feb Sims MOFFAT, 50 Hudson
IRA FOR SALE.-THE THREE STORY brick house
H and Lot No AZ Broadway Ii may be between the
1891 hours Of 12andS 8. feb3-Iw-
SPANISH CHOCOLATES. HATCH, Jun. 23l
- Broadway, OF Park Place, has for SUE quantity of
Spanish chocolate the low OF 81 25
TO suit purchasers. feb 3-3l
nOCTOR XAVIER CHABERT.-TAe Quack.-
- r. certify that the TOOTH ACHE DROPS of the
celebrated Chaber The Fire King are the most .eclua remedy
TINT mortal tasted took when was alive drops every
day. for week. That sufficient quiet and at
rest four feet under the sod. JOHN SMITH. Sen.
Poersfe.d. February 2. 1856 fehS ima
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

(tENUINE. HARLE. CIt-Jrs :rrer,ei and for sale
VI BY d. LEWIS FEUCHI wANGER
. an II ST Broadway.
SHELLAC AND BORAX-Of hes, qsaliy, for
Jan % DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER, ST. Broadway.
"A TO LtcT,-The new five story building al the corner
H VI Canal ard Elm 25 feet by en- capital stand and
-.Aa. well arranged Tor business
Also, Office. at No IS Chamber street. Apply 10
jan 1857 GEORGE BRUCE, ID Chamber Of.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

"a AMIDON,S CELEBRATED SHORT
AND MEDIUM KNAPPED BEAVER HATS al tic
90 low price of S. they possess quality requisite in
costly Hat being made ane fur body instead Of wool witt
the finest Beaver Knappthy retain their colour shape elasticity
and finish, in ali wea,hes and municipalities whoA those
and the ordinary possess
Sales Rooms curner OF Wall and Nassau
s. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest perfect
ton, price 81. oct 2o-3m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

ICE CREAMS JELLY 4 BLANC MANGE--For paI-
L ties, at ID. BRYSONs, Fulton ST., near Broadway
I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
PARK THEATRE.


FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. PLACIDEi
THIS EVENING,
Will he performed the farce Of
sly UNCLE JOHN
Nenhev Hawk Mr.. Fisher Niece Hawk, Mrs Vernon
Uncle John, Mr.. Placiee
After whic the com.dy OF
JONATHAN DOUBIKlNS
Nauy Larks, ur Mr.. Fisher Agamemnon, Mr.. Blakeley
- Jonathan Doubikim, Mr. HacketL
TIE whish will he added, the farce of
p. p. or, The Man and the Tiger.
AfieI VIII oh, the farce of
ESYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD.
To conclude with the farce Of
AGREEABLE SURPRISE
Doors spen al Ct Performance at Quarter 10
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
Will be pcrfDrmedthc bureta Of
CUPID IN LONDON.
Cupid, Mr.. J. elton Mercury, Mr. Drummon
Pysche, Mrs Blake.
In the conrse of the evening Mr. LEICESTER will appear
sing Popey Snah Exubcaion matters and tng in CINE
IA !, and Raccoon Hunt Sitting Rail-
To conclude with the drama #
PAUL THE P0ACHER.
Paul CoPslsy, Mr.. W. Seton Abel Birch, j. NJ Brown
Lucy Ce g ,,s Mlss a a r,snrr
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

THE ANSWER TO THE INQUIRY PUBLISHED
The Transcript the Both Jan and in the 50
Of Jam 1886, about the ChIisa and Dr. Stephen ndow
that The accusation rumped against them by the malice
BERT had no foundation the learned Doctors which
not deem sufficient put honest m trial.
DR.. STEPHEN LIND0w, No. 469 Pearl s
the Doctor wishes TO learn he inquire His
Honor the Recorder
ifthose worthy Editors particularly of the Sur, Trans
cpt will take the trouble 10 call the District rney Office
in the building ia the Of the City Hail. Tuesday morning
hext at IL O'clock they will Dr. Lnow there
opportunity Il inspecting the record of the acqu
and discharge of the Doctor and the Chysiaeis the foul
charges which laid against then.
In the time the worthy Editors cautioned
now they irie with their p< The future. feb LIT
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03
7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DENTIsT.-Doc
THE JNFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE RE-

MEDY.-Crsroe has failed in insis.ce give in-
mediate relief TO the sufferer OF The oxciuisg r-ius
io0 sche 500 ofis celebrated article oereu TO the
and also at retail at reduced prices by
noy3 DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER SIT Broadway
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-06
[FoR THE CHARLOTTE IorRNA1.l
April 28th, 1886.

FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
Mr.. Madrd: live so far from Char.
lotte, that | cannot get all the news, and Of.
ten feel at great loss for correct iniorrna.
ton. | am told, however, by one that knows,
that some strange changes have taken place
among some OF the politicians of this coun.
ty, aud particularly in Charlotte. hear
that the warnlea and most rioient support
ers of Van Buren,, supported John q. Adams
for President, against JackSon-that one of
the Candidates nominated by the Van Blu.
rem meeting had always been for Clay and
Addms-and that another of the Candidates
was not only for Crawford, but (piM Mr..
Ritchie) said the election Of Gen. Jackson
I" uouid be curse to the country" Now,
Mr.. Editor, did not know all this before,
and | am severely shaken in my Van Blu.
renism by the information. lwant 10 know
how these Adams and Clay men get along
as Democratic Republicans why it is
they have made such sudden changcs2 A
short time since for Adams, IA Federalist
of the Hartford order, or for Clay, IAN ul.
tra-lligh Tarlffite, and believer in the
power of Congress to abolish slavery in the
District but nor for the pure I Democrat.
&c ! Republican Martin Van Buren, |
cannot, sir, understand these things; but
one thing do know am determined to
support no such men-and it Van Buren,
has such turncoats to support him, will
not continue his friend. | shall leave the
party, and hope every lover Of his country
will do the same-Such 'Republicansm' does
not suit me- and will let the people know
It 60 for principle; and cannot there.
fore support mere office. seekers, who claim
for Van Buren, the title of Democratic Re.
publican, merely because they wish to gull
the ignorant 10 his election, as the best
means Of securing good fat Offices for them.
selves. "Iell me your company, and III
tell you your manners" is an old proyerb,
and true one and when | see so nany
old Federaists supporting Van Buren, and
abusing Judge White, | am compelled to
believe that Van is one of themselves, and
that White is the true mGa-tor | am an
old man, and have not vet forgotten how
the Federalists once praised old John Ad.
ans, and slandered lhos. Jefferson. | re.
peat, that while Mr.. Van Buren, or any 9th.
er man is supported BY such -" Republicans"
for one will have none OF him.
TUCkAHOE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-06
NOTICE,

III ANlNG obtained letters of Admlnis-
u ~ tratlon en- the Estate of William
Potts, decd, will, on the 18th and I9lh
days of May next, offer for sale at Public
Auction, the whole of his Personal Estate,
at his late residence, consisting of
Horses, Nudes, Cattle, Hogs, Sheen,
A large quantity Of Corn,
Fodder and Hay,
Household d Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils,
and divers other articles too tedious to men.
ton. Terms of sale made known on the
day of sale.
4. R. POTTS, Administrative.
April 81, 1886.
n. b. At the same time and place, will
be rented and hired the Lands and Negroes
belonging TO SAID deceased, both valuable.
All persons having claims against the Es.
tate will present them properly authenticat.
ed within the time prescribed by law.
A. Z. POTTS Adm'x.