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FyANsy Pills ssrs C "a 10.


Ia MEL AND PHYSIClANS.-How many persons who have
afflicted with diseases Consumption Ahma, and
other disease, being under the their Family
Physician who stimulated them 10 salvation with capme
endeavorpg them that tAere
Of cure This the pePTeors Of the above med
fearey deny and boldly declare, that EvaE CamOme
Pills hiss Faay Vegetable Aperien Pills. will produce
produce besides injury possibly
derived from Evans Vegetable Pills. and this eanno be sd Of
Ca0mcl and other poisonous drugs Evans Camomle Pills
extracted the CamomIle flowers known only 10
the proprielors highly recommended all and de-
peoas, especially ladies' who bear much stimulating
medicine. Evans Family Vegetable Aperient Ps
pounded the getabs which been discovered
all Bilious and arising from impure blood;
the Camomle Pills being 6 for the and the Family
Vegetable ApeTien Pills foF all the diseases Of the blood
No doubt your Family Physician advises what
they qaek medicines they hse medicines they will
paid oI although Evans Pills do contain particle Of
quick The origin Of the word Quck from the word
Quacksoer the original word for Quicksilver; those who first
used this poisonous mineral termed quack IL IN
justly called does length Of time other circumstances
the application Of the TO thoe who
honorable profession o NJ d.
the condemnation When j given to deblae,
and accelcraes your DEATH thea advise yon, that
friends constitutions and 10 your own heath reject
Pills and Caome Powders; and il ILL., the
medicines oding directions given with and they
do good and dc haTnEvans
theory daily proved By the good his medicines
forming tran the innunerabe testimonies in their favor.
CamOmie and Apeent Pills sold At wholesale and
retail Dr. Evans ONCE, 95 Division street. NJ York and also
BY following respectable citizens II New York; Shepard
bookseller Broadway opposite John w. Greene book
seller ass Broadway of Howard streets X xoy book
seller street; 2i3 Futon street; 282 Pearl streets Ice
street, and 2l8 ud Brook
lyn-49 Fulton Philadelphia Laycock fancy store 50
Che Abany-S92 South Market Providence
C. Shepard Co.. booksellers. Jersey City, Palmer New
ak-B. Ods, bookseller. New HayenD Mtehell Church ST.
Jan IS
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IL DUZER, l53 Chatham street, selling reduced
prices, splendid II Furs consisting Of Capes
PeleTines BOa Muis Neck Iud Swansd1Wn fr trimming
other description Of articles in their line Ladies wishing
purchase would do we'll call themselves
sesrs determined clear their entire stock Of Fur prsv
to the holidays WATSON 4 VAN DuZER,
l58 Chatham street, New York.
Also, hand above, superior style Of fine Fur Gaps and
Socks SIT
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BRANDETHs UN!yERsALvE VEGETABLE


they do the thing with this tremendous III ence that
the impurities Of the blood taken away by them through
stomach and bowels without Of its basamic particles i
pulse too hsh?a dose of these pills will ing it down. Is
low the will increase II proper standard. l. il
uous showing excitement! the pills by soothing the
system will Hay H. Let these various properties
dhler call DR. b. and he will convince him the
all tne abae assertions One box Of the pills however, will do
make him than thing could be said
ject Price Is cents per box.
Thousands Of the respectable citizens Of New York will
referred with pleasure BY Dr. b. who for many
in The habit q being bed often or times in and
whose constitutions in becoming weaker and
weaker have since they have made these pills.
drop Of their precious HOOD When their old symptoms
peaea running the having opened
they have swallowed pills. which removed the vsted
hnncrs that impeding the blood in its circulation These
sensible people increasing powers both Of body and
mind which s the practice both becoming dread
NOTICE-DR BRANDETHS Office for the sale Of the
ahve P Wholesale and RETAIL Broome
street whera he be Consulted gratis by taking his Pon
Mondays. Wednes dsys, and Saturdays. Jan Tim
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Le tbs truth DC Impressed euery mind Tat all pain
readiness morbid stagnyn corrupt kBoTs
rhifh fnnfdc ihe srtI n b.
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SWAIMpS PANACEA.-4o dozenJ sss received and for
~ sale II nanufaetsren prices by
RUSHTONl INwALL.
dee u Sc Wllianstresf at loRrosdwsy
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WOODS CARPEN ANDMECHAN-

NV A a
w les TOOL STORE corner OF Chatham and Chamher's
New Yerk-T. j. W. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment Of the following
Saws of every description Stocks and Bits Augurs and Augur
Bits. Patent Saw Sets Capers and Diyider Turning and Farmer
Chiseis and Gouge Screw Plates. Stocks AZ Dies Hammers
Axes. AIDES. Bevs 6pgges Spi leve, Furnishes Spoke
have CIouar Saws, Turning Lahes Vices Measuring Tapes,
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws Of all
Rules, Files, Drill Rows, Cutting Nipper and Pliers, Mre
Irons lTon and Steel Squares Hollow Au=urs, Drawing Squares,
Screw Tools Shelters Patent Augur Cabinet Makers Clamps.
Copper Glue Pots Blow Pipes SC.
~ B. large Planes, manufactured by A. II.
Baldwin. Premium Pune, Factory n ". oct 29-3ms
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nOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING. taught
modern and approved principles The hours of instruction
ac-there being olasse. The plan of
the course pupil will OPEN post bal complete
Il books and Be qualified % perform he dates q Reeye,
in PENMaNSHIP. morning, afternoon. evening. Terms
moderate Apply ai Broadway, lover Mr. Mlhau' Druggist
From the Boston Gnze,te.l
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-Ine manner in which
this art TAUGHT conveys very mpeTec idea OF the practice
Of nerchssi and when person gets! for the hr lime into
and what taught, than lily between the chan
drler theatre Alsdis Lamp. The great dideerce be-
Pile ,on 10 practical use, well known need remark ard
think Mr Fosters planby connecting teHiae book keeping
all wish acquire the form and modes Of business
a Thorough and rfeetua manner.
kill psnman, qualify him, in peo ar manner Tor the duties
Of his profess ianf-f
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No 700 SsSS, it, s,;
F. A. STgEETER Principals The location q hi. Scho
particularly eligible and m spacious and well ventilated
i i' THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupil.
under immediate charge Of Mr. Men H. graduate of ui
~ College, Dub who for many occupied the critical
ps e. %E SEPsR ar I'm on MODERN Lam
GUAG ES which the German, Frensh and Italian taught
Sd. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for coarse Of in
.trucon and higher branches Of English education
ss TfIE yPREPARSToRY DEPARTMENT. to e, lad
under s G the higher English studies hy the
Readns, Spelling Writing andt the dmenIs Of
Arithmetic and Gr,srarhy
the hours efs A. NJ and PM
RI. Rev Bishop Onderdonk George Barclay. ESQ
Rev. DR. Mathews, chanselor Anihsny Barclay ESQ
of the New Yark Unversity. John Chambers fsq-
Rev j. r Shroe.er SCHUYLER Livingston ESQ.,
Rev. 4 Maeiay. John Caldwell, ESQ.
VIM sanpsou,E-q dec lc-5n
jm4 q. @. sIcKELs, "a WAL It,
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s.aF- CAP AND STOCK FACTORY.-The subscriber
oilers for sale superior assortment Of Satin Beaver Hats Co
Caps and Silk Satin Velvet and Bobazne Stocks everyv
itv quality and price Also. large assortment Of Frenc
ard India Goods consisting of Bomhznes Sains Velve Grapes
Levaniine suhle Siockmakers and Sockmaksr Trim
aings ef all descriptions WILLIAM REID % Cedar
n. b. Black Silk Plush for Matters sep4.
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THIS DAY. pUBLISHED, price IS cents; PAR

Bible from the Henry and sbove hundred
other writers and illustrated by beautiful wood by Adams
published London by the Religious Tract Society revised and
abridged mOahy parts each continuing 81 large
and engraving. The English Society which this work
Christians of various denominations and their object
valuable exposition the Bihe cheap and pop
should be worthy the appreciation Of all Christians
Being published without the be used with any Bible
New York: William Jackson. Leasu, Lord & Co.; William
Boston; Orrin Rogers, Philadelphia jan 8- 4I6
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thy of public attention aud that is The following
most esertaIns pain IN the teeth guns and jaw ard after having
chaOn street, recommended Dr. slmans Magnetic
which did, and strange the first time used IT, teeth
Il having two or three deesye ce wa. unable 10
dak cold without distressing pain, and aee
have used the Magnetic Odonca teeth be sound and
gums and jaw free from diseases and enjoy the luxury Of
food and drink better Than have for past am gen
p s. viii The goodness 70 send By the bearer Of hi.
letter, another box Of Dr. Slmas Magnetic Odonos tm3d
Addison would be content to follow Nature and assist
S T Taa dp" into order a. wspe Of course and ~
whole work half dsse undertaken Purge out the old
This however is denied BY many having reference TO the body
though is known the hsse by nnc, eats thons he &c for
preserve health searches fields reanngs
huhanman has gheed OF bis gOaO that she may be Purgsd
NAL In like the dog and e, and many other animals
lection grasses calculated open their bowels purify
their fluids Do the fahered tribe because deficient Of
promote digestion, and produce healthy ehye purify lh.
e fRsn s completely se
themselves against epidemic contagious although they
principle Ofpsgaion assisting Is not Dr. Bandet.
any other MANS bat principle Of Ns,e Are not the tder
gaiyss purifiers Ofthe air. .f length efme this princ
pie % 90 mot Son rseT and air become a
accumulate in the body which ought 10 be passed by the bowels
the passages oflfe! Mankind like these
amPoan necessity Of attending TO the state Of the stomach aad
oo"e's, anu t's 80 ~ -. ;sa. - - ~ s -
ous !. ~ >p ur. " pT x NJ Dc
n ,, su . y 49, nc 49, r. -, - o. M & al
i-'..' WI" H. \" ~ ,hi sc $780,. ~ haris s
nave cur. M ;i nj 81 h anu hJ pei
sons al'er hs sua sSleh,hc RI % Pnys nao oon
1 I mem .Aey oaa 10 10 v, pTI u hill
'noHI anu aPe.es III IA; .,". , ~, 49, .s I
nva,1"y Ioom ~. e III ~ "a 49,, ~ ~
nus Nv ue y. I @ ~ s; s., h r.n.;nn Nv 49,
,S :, , S,,r. s, ,no he ,.dx 0 ~ ss NJ
Di is US 800 n - 4; - - civ
bsv REQUIRE NO esre Of ,nS Mind: oesn,,;on. are
no al @peded b e s Plain direction. sse
IVA " ~ Ed;,y;s .osrs ~ he Sun 10Th @f0c,sher
TTInS piI + : Thar. ~ t.,. ,shs 10 mn, l,
Il. y, M ~ 60 .,.d 49,, Nh ,shh 40 So
nl. e e ;,Is ,b - | ~ shs h,, srs.
ssl i ts w. ; ,ba, ,h,s .,aJ;s;.s h;sh
We take H. therefore, As clear niom tnai that medehe winch
excelent and as We know banaems s " pe ueh medene
we recommend Them WIN commence 10 sar ehd MANY Ana
hign are nelt 'es,iniohIaIs
oeen mi @ t Of .ne mEa
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- Fixtures Of Of he splendid Drug esiabh men
city being the part OF Broadway The Fur
Of the splendid aud costly kind and Glassware
principally the hest quality of flint glass, having been made
The custom good and will be disposed Of
barg the wishes 10 leave the city, Apply to
isn9-n GEO. G. StCKELS. 81 W all street
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ROOK ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.
CONFECTIONARY STORE FOR SALE

A
- handsomely fitted Confectionery Store for sale The
xures consist Of Glass Jars Boxes Counter Shelving, Baskets
Scales and Weights Seee Oil Cloth door, and
signs &c all and in first order along with small stock Of
Confectionery II will be sold bargain, applied tor the
pTOrpeto having business than he attend tots tine oGy
Of his Offering for sale Pat cash rered and good tor
me hAoncs al 80 days APpyat No 40 BoSey above Prince ST
sept
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THOMPSON, NO. 2NALL-ST.STOCK
-. AND EXCHANGE BROKER-Exckanges an kinds oil nm


All kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold.
Bank Of England Notes bought and sold Thompson will collect
and negotiate drafts most OF the commercial places the States
and CanadieS. 2}-tf
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TX O0O ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER
II fc,OOO Ed land for see in lots 10 purchasers
aed Maine where soops up and take The timer from
good landing There three good mills in the vicinity Of
the property several running through the land sufficient
ra the logs the mill The above well worth the notice Of
any land companies; will he made accommodating. For
further Information apply 10
oct Is BRANNUM DAY 4 Co. 1S7 Fron-sL
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1VAPERS OR LIGHTyI.AMPS.H,v ia.t bee. imported
ian N 81 Broadway.
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THEALh;sHEEEIGIESST, pE bHSEES1 !;


. w n
H enlarge expaae the invaluable properties
Of DR.. STILLMAN'S MAGNETICA ODONTICA IL is the
sny for the teeth and mouth For sale by p
sunet Co.. $40 Greenwich It, below Spring and by
Patrick Dioke AIS Broadway. cor LispenaIdst jso Aft
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ROCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

rrsprie,ors for the United States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

the weakness of his own principles to contend
with the strong men, add stronger truths,
which had been, and were to be, brought a.
gainst him. Saturday last made him appear
like dishonest and whipt trUaDt, he said next
to nothing. making but an occasional and
trembling allusiOn to his severe and biting
speech. The Senator whom he had last week
threatened to overthrow, he acknowledged
was not the Daniel of the Senatorial body,
but some one else. The Vice President Of
the u. s. and the Secretary Of State, he en-
deavOred to exculpate from all guilt in the
midnight transactions Of the last session. But
all to no purpose. The more the nakedness
Of the actors was exposed, the more their de-
formity was seen. Mr.. C. acknowledged in
the outset of his remarks, that he had but lit
tie to say in reply to all that had been said a.
gaInst him. Agreeably to his kind notice, he
said but little. and that little SO mystified with
egOtism, partyis ism, and Van Burenism, that
nothing but these, and long roll oflke isms,
were heard from him. To the disappoint-
ment Of all, he took his seat-his own friends
being ashamed Of his sickly speech, and his
political enemies, confirmed in their belief of
his own, and the guilt of the managers Of the
party.
Mr.. Reed, Of Mass. one of the oldest and
souDdest, though not the most brilliant Of the
members Ot Congress, next obtained the floor.
dozen members were after it, crying for the
Speaker in the same breath-but the spirit Of
stentor rested upon Mr. Reed. who took the
field, not s" much in reply to CambreDeng, as
to his colleague, John Quincy Adams, for his
Van Buren, speech against Mr.. Webster. Mr..
Reed entered into history of the loss of the
Appropriation Bill, and proved beyond dis
pute, that Mr.. Adams facts were great errors.
The old man writhed under the accusation,
making various efforts to reply and explain.
The attempt, however, was without success.
The hearing Of his voice was the signal for
universal cry of order-the great multitude Of
the members being determined not to hear
him. So much has the Ex-President lost
the respect and veneration Of the members Of
Congress. Once a nation was prepared to
do him homage-now "there is none so poor
to do him reverence How good for such
man was the advice Of Thomas Jefferson,
that no man should hold any Office after be-
ing the President Of the U. S.-for if he did,
his course W ould BE- downward.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
-REGEEJWDR:Ds


Extension Of the Raroadto Chesterfield Caroline county,
NORTHERN PASSENGERS will hereafter lcuve Richmond at
ha past four in the Morning. Fredericksburg between
IL and O'Clock, and Washing by oil day.
Leaving Washington Sou,~nr, 10 O'Clock Mt nsht Pas
sleep board the cunuu and leave Potomac Geek
and SUNRISE reach Richmond dnner aud
IL al Petersburg by sunset
line of Cars baltimore and Washington Rail road runs IN
connection with this nc taking immediately on the ari
vo the Steamboat, amoc thus performing the journey be-
Richmond and Baltimore beccen end bedtime
Sill expedition will be given this route the
Railroad reaches the Bowling Grern which expected DO in tho
of few weeks.
IL addition the above lne lines for the accommodation Of the
local travel and excursion the Railroad will
follows
Learning Richmond. Leoring Chesterfield.
At "a. NJ. At = 4. NJ.
"lP,M. I" PM.
NJ.
Excursion passengers entitled returning ffoe Of
chsrgc.
An possible will be taken OF baggage, but il will be carried
only its ownsrs risk.
Juno IA. list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub
w d:s.,asn nc Lis Farm in Glester

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The sub
y scriber wishes to dispose Of his Farm in Chester
field County situated upon The Turnpike, between flan.
chester and Petersburg aud within mile and hall
of the latter Town. Upon The land is large and com
modous Dwelling House, with the necessary out housrs
nearly new with yard and garden neatly enc!ostd-
There is also upon it, uevcrlaing spring oil excellent
water about 200 yards from The house About oo acres
wood The health of tic place is ponablc The
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad will pass either
through, or near IT, lis contiguy 10 The thriving town
Of Petersburg, and its convenience to Richmond BY eef
the present Turnpike the Railroad about 10 be con.
siructed ought to render il very desirable property
The land is susceptible of the rcudiest and highest i'm
provement-PeteIsburg uFnrding ample facilities in the
way OF shells and manure, both Of which articles can De
always procured in sufficient quantities and atreasonaOie
rates.
Persons who may be disposed 10 purchase are invited
to visit the place, which will at any time be shcwn by
my Ovrrsecr. living upont.
not sold privately before Thursday, the Both of the
month"; (Junc) it will that day. if far-li moi" on Tie
next fair day. upon the premises. he offered at pdoc
sole, tho highest bidder upon terms that will then and
there be made known Apply 10 me in This town.
JOHN T. ROBERTSON.
Petersburg June Ia. list
NBY virtue of deed OF trust, executed by John S.
Il D Fleming. to the subscribers, and duly admitted 10
record in the Clerks Office Of Goochland County Court,
on the 22d April, 1888 will Thursday, the 23d
day of June 1896 order satisfy the purposes said
deed expose 10 sale to the highest bidder al public auc
on upon the premises for ready money, the tract CT
Land therein conveyed with all its appnrtenanccs: lying
and being in Goochand county, around the Courtnusa
und bounded by the lands OF WIN. Meredith, inc L..
Harris, deceased Ann Harris John Morris, and VIM.
Miller, containing by estimation, three hundred and
seventy nine acres, or ess-Acng trustees, we
will convey such title only vested in US by the said
deed Of trust. JOHN M. TREQlLlAN,
PETER GUERRANT,
May 1ll9-wtdsl Trustees.
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d. Sn REWARD.-JNcds of-Ran away from
y Il OU the subscriber, about the 18Th Of Novem-
Der last yellow of the name of EhWlE, me some
times calls himself Edwin Burks about feet ~ nches
high, rather raw-boned, little stopped in his shout
ders his counenance very good, hair toeraby bushy
We has lost most Of his jaw teeth and is what may be
called lantern.iawed. Fie is good shoemaker He
has free papers with him. e..
will give $50 if said negro is apPtene1aea IN !ne
State and $3.50 unprecedented out OF the stae ana SO
secured that get him again noprpp
Feb. 90. T9s-tfl Of Rockbridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

SITUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady, who has
20 had some experience in the management of fam
", wishes TO obtain situation house.keeper. She
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
her; but should situation offer in healthy section OF
country, she would be willing to IKE charge ct small
school Her terms will be moderate, and she would pre-
fer to reside in religious family
~ B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from, by
applying at MIR. William Aluyo's, ShockG Hill; r
April Is. ll4-li
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Eska:GEss'S EXCHANGE,
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND, VIRGIsIA

Dre'on Nos. Of The Virginia Pete'*tnrg Lottery, Glass
No. q, drcp Saturday, May 2Sh, 1886
Ga ~ "a 81 IS 2ii Is d. 43 Sc 7
Whole Ticket 81 ca G5, Capialo 81 900, sent 70
correspondent in the country. Whole Ticket 70 b
api!al of $3.50, sent tn correspondent in The coun-
try Quarter Ticket 81 I3 G5, Capital Of $500, so in
Richmond.
The above prizes all sold aud will. usual be
paid at sight, by BlGGEh
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ryuuiRER Is published twice week, generally, and
" T" lunus the session OF the State Lcsri19teI
ir:s Fivc Dollars per aanun payable in adj
'a ,trd spcaic-p banks (oniy will be re-
A Tn Eor viii snarnnte the safety Of remit
Ss' at III paa the oil the
~ 20. III .rrcaraac! have been paid up tn
G" will guarantee the payment OF nine papers, shall
r:;r lie team TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
-, i,<. frs, Insertion, 75cent'; each continuance,
u' inserted, until has e'he' oeeh la3 o'
..:s.H y" - -. IN in tli. city or it's enviEons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

n as Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
fuis'n UPON nc SoektOders.M meeting OF the Pro-
ant ana Directors OF the Richmond and Poto
me Kali Road ID Company, on the a3lL May, 1856:
si be- e eu capital stock being $40 on each
on the a)t day Of June the 18th Of July, 10th Of
sv ~ October November, December and Janu'
'as Bank OF Virginia " ''' -
. ha' who may prefer anticipating par,
nef nslalm"nts, be allowed interest the amounts ad
Them until the periods when the would be payable"
" Extract from the minutes. HILARY BAKER, Clk
May 81. T-wsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

FTbLlC SALE OF ALBEMARLE LAND.-r will Offer for pub
sale abduction Friday the 22d July the premises
previously disposed Of (of which duo notice will be gven
OF land on which reside lying chiefly between the stage
west muuuans distant the seS miles and three
Hyanna river The tract recent survey nine
and 6y ac.es hundred twenty of which is
the balance timber Prcsumias will purchase
viewing the land deemed useless describe it Terms
mlts known on the duy or sale. JAMES CLARK.
June IA. ll-Wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

RCNAWAfS IN Lguisa and upper end If Gooehdnd
cd oa hc ~, negro about Is or 90 OF
age da'S b:own complexion feet inches highs aud Tom
Young fellow aauut Sans muatto with shy expression
couaenancc and something like limp in his gait Sam bought
Garland Woody Louisa and Tom OF w M o. Payne IN ie up
e end Of ioochanboth about four months snce Will give
S'i M delivery OF either me- and reasonable expense for
eGn-ia. them distance. K. HARRlSOE,Ji
ijI S-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

CARRIAGE, BAROUCHE AND GIG MAKtNG-The subscr-
o under the OF BLASroX, SrAr Co., will continue to
e,y on the Coach Making business Willis Bnnons old stand
'f "tl, Springs and will manufacture Carriage Barouches
s%e cooI ia Of the Nohen c
- and for ,acss nca,nc,s and durability exceeded BY
Tone Our friends aud The pubic generally solicited to give US
t and examine wo,s-Repans done with aud dis
phch WILLIS BLANTON,
SAML Il. SEAY and
NATHAN l.. SEAY.
H. R-S samuel r. Saay will attend Amelia and Cumberland
May27. G-tf