davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

A SECOND ELIzABETH.-It is related of
Queen Victoria that having expressed a
wish to appoint to one ofthe highest stations
about her person, Miss Jenkinson, daugh-
ter of the late Lord Liverpool, who had
been personal friend of her Majesty from
earliest youth, it being intimated that the
young lady was not of rank sufficiently ex-
alted to be entitled to the honors, the Queen
said with energy: "Then will make her
so.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

A NICE DtsTIScTIoN.-ln cause re-
speciing will, at the Derby Assizes, 'evi-
dence was given to prove the testatrix IAN
apothccary,s wife)a lunatic, and, among
other things, it was disposed that she had
swept quantity of pots, lotions, potions,
&c. into the street as rubbish 81 doubt"
said the learned judge, whether sweeping
physic into the street be any proof of insan-
ity." "True, my lord,'' replied the coun-
sci, 'but sweeping the pots away certainly
was.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
Music at a Death He'd
BIT MRs. HEMAss.

BIT mrs. HEMASs.
Bring music! stir the brooding air
With an ethereal breath!
Bring sounds my struggling soul to bear
Up from the couch of death!
A voice, flute, dreamy lay,
Such as the southern breeze
Might watt at golden fall of day
Der blue transparent seas!
oh no! not such that lingering spell
Would lure me back to life,
When my wearied heart hath said farewell,
And passed the gates of strife.
Let not q sight of human love
Blend with the song its tone;
Let no disturbing echo move
One that must die alone!
But pour q solemn strsfn
Filled with the soul of prayer;
Let Iife's conflict, fear and pain,
And trembling hope be there.
Deeper, yet Deeper! in my thought
Lies more prevailing sound,
A harmony intensely fraught
With pleading more profound.
passion unto music given
A sweet yet piercing cry,
breaking hearts appeal to heaven,
A bright faiths victory!
Deeper! Oh! may no richer power,
Be in those notes enshrined!
Can all which crowds on earth's last hot
No fuller language fndl
Away! and bush the feeble song,
And let the chord be stilfd,
For in another land ere long,
NY dream shall be fulfilled.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
IgIEIa IalALpyEI8ZE ZEOLG 80
NARRATIVE.
OF an Aerid Voyage from Fair Mount,
Baltimore.


Baltimore.
Imust be permitted to prelude this hasty
sketch with defensive remark against any
imputation which might be thrown out on a
seeming departure from the more delicate
duties appertaining to my sex. Chance
having made me repeatedly witness Of
aeronautic display both in this country and
Europe, imbibed an ardent desire to par
.ticipate in the pleasures which seemed to
nae peculiar to such a mode Of travel,
wished to look down upon our fair earth
from, such an eminence as this means only
could command--yeu may say ii was curl
osity ifyou will, for that is said to be char
acteristic of our sex, however, in this in
stance, trast it was a Pardonable one.
An opportunity oGerel'for the falflment of
nay long cherished design, inthe fall of '26,
when contemplated journey tothe skies;
bnt one Of those accidents agains. which 1t
was impossible to- provide, frustrated my
balloon burst almost at the IN
staat Of my intended departure. Mortified
"a such result, and convinced that the mul-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

SMILEs.-"Modesty to the female char
acter, is like saltpetre to beef, imparting
blush while it preserves its purity"
The above is only equalled by Olasod,
who says:
''FemaIe lips are but the glowing gate
ways of 90 much beef and cabbage"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

Id1hee COurtShip.-Jonathan Dunbat-
fer saw Prudence Feastall at MEETING
Jonathan sidled up TO Prudence arter NEE
ting, and she kind a sidled off. He went
closer and asked her if she would accent
the crook o'hs elbow. She resolved she
would, and pumped her arm right round
this. Jonathan felt alloverish, and said he
liked the text; "seek and we shall find"
was purity good readin. Prudence hinted,
that "ask and ye shall receive" was better.
Jonathan thought so too, but, this axing
was puzzler. A feler was apt to git into
snarl when he axed, and snarlin warnt
no fun. Prudence guessed strawberries and
cream was slick. Jonathan tho't they
warnt so slick as Pru's lips. "Now don't"
said Pru, and she gave Jonathan's arm an
involuntary hug. He was a leetel started,
but thought his farm wanted some female
help to look arter the house. Pru knew
how to make rale good bread. 'Now
don't" said Pru, "May be you wouldn't,
and Jonathan shuck all over, and Pru-
dence replied, "Ifyou be comm that game,
you'd better telt feyther. "-"Thats iis
what want" said Jonathan, and in three
weeks Jonathan and prudence were "my
old man. and "my old woman"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

The Portland Times thinks that some
folks hearts in that vicinity would make
good lap stones!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

A village is like that subteranus cave,
called the car of Dyonisius; nothing passes
in it or near it, but it is instantly known.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

Why is the evening the best time to
takeup bill! Because it then faQs due
(dew.)
Why is aloye-letter like Capias! Dye
give ituP! Because it is a U'arrant Of a.
tachmeRi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

COMMISSIONERS Sale Of Eal"abc PROPERTY
q In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Cart Of law and Cancery for the county OF llenrco,
in the case of Herman Il Co. Fulton, NC, the under
sicnrd, appointed Commissioners by said decree offer at
private sale, the following valuable City and neghbor
hocd Property, TO vii:
One Lot, Situated Water street, at the lower end
of the Deck and adjoining the Lot lately purchased by
Mr. John o. Lay. This property lies Immediately on
the Dock below the Cafes and Is good situation Tor
Wharf and Lumber house Mr.. James Fisher, Jr., can
give any information respecting IT,
Also, one 90 acre Lot within mile Of the Corpora
ton line, on the Williamsburg road 1t is surrounded
bv ditch lies well for cultivation, and is peculiarly
adapted to the growth O.! clover. James \. Fulton will
point out this Lot.
Also the in,eTes, Of the late Alexander Fulton, (Ieing
one undivided third party in II Lots on Church h IN
the COUNTY Of llenrico, situated the Burying ground
of Tie Albums family. Mr.. Bates, the City Surveyor,
will give any information respecting this property.
The love mentioned pieces of property, il not dspos.
ed OF before Monday, the 9Th day OF February next, VIII
lie SIT up to the highest bidder at public auction, oil
which due notice will be given.
Application can be made to Capt William NJ. Fulton,
by those disposed 10 purchase.
p. N. NICHOLAS, }c,.rs
WAl. NJ FULTON, YUM"
Dee II 2awld-G0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, M. l. Extra, 81.
90 l. II Il ~ l.: - -
drawing Of Va. Mon"nrala. M. !, for l>jI.
- i IT, T.; ~ ii u = co =
Drawing Of Grand Consali'.atcA No. :!
IT ; ~ IL @ Il = ~ - ii
Drawing Of Richmond Academy. No. !. for l-;"7.
- 10 r. y - ;,G - = ! q;
) : 49, in Grand Consolidated . $i,:&n
.i:s fl ~. in Wheeling |, InD
~ -. -, in Richmond i. $40
i - -, 10. !, Gh
Tie above all sold aud will be Ta:A ~ 'o:r, 10 whom
be particular. 10 address your vIGr,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

To Capitalists, manufacturers ant .fM-UrtghiS.
FB7lIE Subscriber has purchased that valuable Hl'iI
y sile and water power near Sheffield, Newton
county, Gcorga--In;ely owned hy Rees Lynn 1T one
Of e most valuable water powers in The Southern States
having fall OF thirty feet, in ncver.laiIlng stream OF
water in Il very healthy and populous Country iherr
are in operation on the PREMISES good GliSt mill and
Saw mill and sufficient water power TO Justify inc cree
lion of large MclcIanl Flour mill, another Saw MIL,
and an extensive Cotton Manuacory and Oh mill; La
Dor and provisions are cheap in tie neIghborhood and
sufficient grain grown within caIt!ng distance oi inc
place Tor Inc supply of the Merchant mill contemplated
to be erected And full supply Of pine timber 1elong
ing to the PREMISES in mile OF the n' TO last Tie
Saw mill 20 years. aud lumber in great demand an
DESTROYS of procuring person or persons, VINO can
contribute capital in money mechanical Labor, TO o'h
me in erection of additional mills and an extensive COT
ten Manufacory possible, and Will max"
AL advantageous for that purpose, anu VIII
dispose of share or shares Of the property to suc
person persons Practical mi!!wrighis and lnarEi-
niss wanted erect such wckS-Addrcss The sub
scrbcr By duplicates to Sheffield Newton county. Geor-
nia and Macon, Georgia. WILLIS ALSIOA.
p S. The subscriber will give immediate employment
and rood wages to competent m!lwright one capable
Of erecting a set of Merciau, mills
reference for more satisfactory Information 10 George
N,rrit Merchant New York w. "A.
Jan IL 'u-4l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
11o,l;r.r;Il Ian u lS:H;. 7G-2aww

EH7iLLIAM S. SIELBuRNE' h1v'nE 'r
w the school lately conducted H. MIR. !. T. Bvu!.
din at Cla !ntc Court house. would hereby n."ri! The
f;er M: !o:s and the public generally, that the cXcr-
rises Of the ensuing session, Wi! commence on line 18th
of February nr% and terminate Gil the 10Th oil July
His price Of tuition will he twenty dollars per Sr*sl"" "i
Gva months: The cDursr o instruction, !nlende! rs pre-
n,ralorv 10 the University, will include The English
branches usually iangt III snch schu"ls, tlr ''tn ana
Greek larlguaues aai the Junior OF Mathematics
Expcclinr 10 have but lev students &" The EnsI'sh
brancles he will lie enabled 10 direct ms attention a.
most WHOLLY tn the languages aud Mathematics i'e'
,,s nf exciting emulation among his different CdsarS
will be employed. and if diligence in the performances
If his duties as instructor and pnccasIng attention |"
the Improvement Of his students, can procure ne Pu''c
paIrouaac lie l;al,crs himself that he shall lnrct wan
success As to qualifications see me sn'lG'" VI"
Gates OF prn.csscls Harrison and B0nnycastc:
Nr Shr!burc has been attending lectures. since lie
conc ncciEcut Of the present session, and has uniform
~ shown diligence in lie pursuit OF kno" r!lc, ana Ia
bits Of accuracy and attention. AS lar as nave "'en
able 10 irrc from, the opportunities which The rH'rci'
SOS Of t!, !cc:urc.r0om haze afforded would G'em !r
Shrlburuc's present knowledge u tic Lain ali! >Ieeh
Languages sufficient /" quality HIN 10 take charge % !"
rr.n,roinry school, VIA: his zeal: talents, ans! habits
If INDUSTRY lie cannot fail both 70 Augment his store ol
science aid give satisfaction 10 those WIZ may enrnsl
,b;r c:,,,s In his care GESNEE HARRISON:
! TyafcssJr If .inciem LangHHgrS.
Ux1yERsIry Of VIRGINIA. Jan. 10Th, ISL
HAVING examined Mr. Shrburnc in Algebra, with a
view 10 lis teaching that subject in one o! The p!rrala
tory schools of the country gives Inc pleasure I" sa
that tiud no other deficiency IN MI , qnAHiica''oiS
lhan what results a:M want ci Pract;ce very
sbor, ue,od will remedy this light defect And nave
no doubt, from my knowledge Of Mr.. SIS talents and
steady application tina; in few months he VIII d. co'e
| - .nr;, .h!, tanchcr G. BONNYChSTLE.
| ' Professor Of Mathematics.
N.B Board can lie had OIL reasonable ,crn's, III re
spcctublc private families in the village.
I Jan II GU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

SHARK the great Northern Champion will make
y his next and last in Virginia, at my house
,a;n and sill lie let TO as before, at $50 the sea-
:rn !. class If FIVE will he taken At $50 each:
Z, he paid in The O;c dollar TO the groom HE
,!inrrcs of American Eclipse Lady Lghloo and their
,r.rni,nr: are SO well known Is llc breeders at Tie
mr.h osr la r"qur. further comment Eclipse
as :rI over and again at very advanced age for
SijEu0-- Lady tghinn has rr"duced"pwaTds ni S'"''
jlN-ard Shark himself has Sold for $l5OOO These are
:lcS that prove upon the hn,r"p their vast superiority
paSurar, and feed r usual. No rcsp"ns!hiIi'
~ for Rcc:Lcn,s The .aason will expire the lst day
RI ,ri, JOHN c. GOODE.
J,n'7 s4--tlMay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

>r,rf; : pah:i<hca twice Wees Semftay a"
w: s ssIG" Of s the p saas S5tsStiv ad
. ne, >i..e n"''i'S rj, aging banks (on'> will be re-
>' W %,: viii s@,f":Ss i ps i BY 'Ss
., y n. the ASA nrcI bu: ut the discretion OF inc
.,, 9'' 81, x ..;4sec the payment Oh "'"'
= :as , :,: or ADVERTISING. q. continuance,
:"<s':'" aa isf ha either bee" ~ '
: yr...' y" ,...., i. tl.is civ VI rs e"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

N#7lLLlAMs & JoHNsToIH, A1rnES'E% AT tAw'
havinr coi,nienccd tie practice OF Law IN partner
Slip With Messrs. a. s. R. r. Williams, ot Qnnc'y;
Illinois, under the above firm tenders his professional
services TO his friends and the public lie VIII also at
tend to business agent for the purchase and sale OF
lands in that State and the payment of taxes thereon
Communications may be sent post paid to the above
address. ANDREW !oll-N 20 o-'
Ian T. fS-"C"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

4 GENERAL AGENCY.--'rh undersigned have been
" for ti;ac engaged in the investigation Of!
r> Land Claims in kruucky and will continue to at
hDj /, any that may be entrusted to their care viz
i2'n@ taxes M land rc'!"emng land forfeited for taxes
INVESTIGATING The tile Of land claims Of any descriptions
u. Trasorahls terms
!';rI 10 various gentlemen in Nirginia james Bar
,.'T: William Clark and Kinney Philip Barbour; VIM.
Macon, ST Hon K VI Jo:Hson. and the citizens Of
N'"'rchy generally. Al! communications must be di.
',t'" D. Lewis {. l.r!gctt: L. NJ, Longlick, Scott
''aa;! kr"vcky.
LEWIS G. LUGGETT,
JOHN s. WILLIAMS.
'"' - S0-laflOtN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

BNDUCATIGN.-Ihc subscriber has employed Miss
H. ELIZA L. CuUECiIIII for the present year rs pre-.
rrur,Ss Her S;cluu will commence al llopknSvli!r,
powha,au county on the .th 81! January, and clos"
The I5i. day Of Decrnlbrr allowing vacation from
The 18th Lay Of June to the 18th day Of July
In this school will be taught O:Ii"graphy, READING,
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, GranmaT' itlrt":ic
Terms of board. including candles. Lodging Nc: Sli'
tuition $:0.-'rhc subscriber can accommodate twelve
or fifteen young ladies with board.-Board and tuition
fees hall payable Ii advance , ,,r,,-
11[;r.r;i. Inn u l-:H; 1ti-2aw:iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
HEALTH.

Ta,HE CELEBRATED CAMOMI.E OR TONIC PILLS Of Dr.
leans specific effect she brain End nervous h"i
paptating the rcmuoS hand The dilzyeyc anu
urring vanish before their effects like noxons apoIs
the b3nsn influence OF the morning Tins ionic medi-
is for Diseases general debility dyspepsia
un its CONSEQUENCES, Of appetite apparent OIL
the stomach acly uGcusanl taste in the n'oul rumo!s noc
in tho bowel aESudness, when the nna De-
irritable drspong thousl melancholy and aeJec'e
ypCconliacs spirits, palptson OF heuf II.
ri,aiy nightmare disturbed sleep, heumatlsm, nrc
tiGn dizziness Of and a other symptoms, W. W
Evans CamoHc Pills will eject speedy and sue rure
The various WEAKNESSES peculiar the fair come Tne-
acly under the power Of DR.. W. EVANS CAMohLE piS,
aai Ladies' Of fashion and responsibility 10 this couay, MS also ID n-
ruc have found them he the hest medical appendnss 10 e
they WITH recruiting the dccayrd Spirits dSpa'ns t
head ACHE uC and ansor aud creating pleasing rivae! anu
chasing melancholy They give comfort and stre" o Inc
whole system. ..
OF coStive habits should occasionally Dr. William
Evans Vegetable hpecnt Pills the best known Tor bilious acc
tion vcr difficulty oil bcu'hng liberated tn oht asiEa
in.annaun tn Kind lnI all those ni
om Of the circulation mud mpury Of The Jlo0d
~ has b:jn Utility Of these Pills. this: the monthly Sne
upwards of three thousand dollars within The vafio"
States o: the uui"u. 49,
Several ibouanL testimonies have been received by Dr. n
Evans his office No. Division street New York, Only from
the public, bat also oni respectable medical men, who have pre-
scrie them ia their pac,icr speaking The highest terms u 'hr
ejpinoGt ----. ... ~.
These p;il4 had Mr.. CHAIIrs Eo6ks;ote
above the Eagle Tavern, Huin street, Richmond, Va
appruiio for agencies hn male by letter or oheTwoe
Johnson. FancT Washington; aud McsjfS NOR
nnr < MUwbrs: > Famry Store, Baltimore. . .
Suv. :. o4-l-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
- -. - sr,yEssTa& zl,EEN'Es.

,sSf,,Al SCHOoL-IA' sn"sJ ',G - him. in.
{! I yn,y I:nia. patronage eNts"at. ~; shonI
- H.. ,;;,nis AMI he p. 10 Gt"t!.'; iii 70 com
To- Us +, the unyer>ll? % '''G'"" tho smh
:! .n lin. 3,ttA january 700 H'!' 49, s,.o,,;,u of
III "'' ~, an examination, a: waich III. s'" ',.Gi,n
Jane "'' -. forwarded 10 las p'reh' OF
ca" s''''' " : ,l,.r VII, co:iIr out III 'ie MS '
an '' ,''r rrsp,ci;ye glasses. MI. DC
S'1"' =" 49, viii be taught Mai!'ma;!c*: '"c'"'=
,,",,,,, Arcb,a, r'an ai.l Zr'''c'' %,,"raI pii
,,r,,n ana, sid Geometry ana ,rd Enyis,
:;,, Chemistry, III! GETeE' t'a'" "I - ZACH
i'S'i''y 49," , the History and Geography VI e"s"
Languages . b.anchcs The French Language "''
L.. taught b, native OF '''e: =, nj Times and
;, ,rrouui Of the progress aud general I'''""~
~ T.. forwarded he parent or EuaI"''"
,',,II,. cjrcrar The text bookS "i ,'s
-. ~ li,qila will BE- adopted III his Se!'"o' ,,.1,
r,,, nc. rs To i;.a..; 1iS ana t:''" J.; CnrInn
g., ~. lion. Wn G. Rvcs. Gri"fa! n"' ~. ,,,. "
T.1u,as j. Ra.dnIPh, Ar%a'"'i ',,,.r, ,rs,i,,o
Hmm: md V w. Soui!ia!!. ai!d '"t "".r ~" ~,
:, ,j,,., Of i!l, students win whom ~ - az
"'S' a. ,,,,an: IS engaged once week !oF io"r
T::!:rI IN l>S'S''''
w,rnS . :. Fee months will &c so inr
-. ,.', y.I,.y,, # French, Ter winch an extra zee
-. !'"'" ~ i,,,-.G-.aa: ir N1tHra! Philosophy,
" ,.I S,,.:r.i.:. an vA.ri lee q! - each NO
,,t, II. admitted Ivr less ;lir" than session OF
w.. ,,,,s ut, az pay Ia" tuition lee l'f nc "n"'
g E..i.:.r. i!c!Ej."E every ihi"4' w' Ut ' '"1'
To-. - -
.I. -. ,o,,a :, ;!ai of ANY boarding house al or
.,,i, n;:crsy oi Virginia, tor sou per St "s"H Of
49,. .,.,s ri! ptylJl ia advance /. The subscriber.
"'' 80 G.. W. TRUEIlEARr.
u>iy$!:>lIY or VA, June 80 l>3G.
v., undersigned :cr! g:ra; ASSURE III stat!ng that
~ I; s. 'I:Gc!.ga!i wis student OF the University
- yi,.i, f,r tv Yeas anal half that he graduated
j., ,h .r,:,,ni"as a.! Arcirn. Languages aud Ce''!s,
,'y and ln!;., <4ch proficiency III Aaiit"la''cs and
Winch rs fully To- rrs!r isn 10 iIapart all the "now-
@ u,. these sab ,cs tl.at be required IN COLI
,a.,,a.; = i5.grala,ory School or Academy
i,u,Ir Mr. TruiearlS attrnIace at Ile C"ivrTsity;
l.. wn. distinguished by diligence and strictly moral
I'm. un.l,r.isnrd are therefore ot opinion, that with
m .,ucp.cs habits and atali!mcnls, Mr. /. cannot aii
10 cm;i.e satisfaction 10 ali parents who may cnrWsL
l.r.: SONS 10 his care. ~
G. BONNYCASTl.E.
Pr0t # .NaNcmatI$.
GESNER HARRISON, NJ D.,
P,rE IF .incteni Lnag30ges.
JOHN Z. EMMETT,
Prof 81 Chemistry.
G. Ei.!E1'l ERMANN,
iroj. IF .Hodern languages.
Nm. 3 ROGERS,
Prof. Of Natural PhIoSophy.
GEO TUCKER,
Pref. ~ .No:ai Phiiosophy
Jan. 81. SU-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

pER. WILLIAMS. The English UtGl>l, may be
lys found at the Eagle Hotel, where ir will give his
opinion 10 ali Ladies' and Gentlemen from len L. four
O'Clock, without fee The poor will bc received and
treated erali< without Surgical operation: cv'r% day nj
o'clock. Sundays cxccptcd9 at inc Rev Mr.: l"y"I
second Baptist Church, accompanied by Certificate from
anv Minister OF the Gospel.
il, If 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

= CARBIDE. &. 4. HARRIS, Dentist. has taken
"a rooms Opposite the Merchants Coffee House. one
square above the Eagle Hotel, where he vii! he happy
to receive lic visits u his friends, and all those who
either from the loss decay of thci7 teeth, may be
pleased 10 favor him will, their confidence and patronage
Refer 70 Rev Mir Smith, Rev. w. f. Lee, Rev. Mr.
Woodbridge Rev Mr.. Pummer, Drs. J. Brockrnbr"ugh,
r. W. HaxaIl, G. Watson. r. S, Bohannan, Jas. Bealc,
Thomas johnson, Gen. B. Peyton
Drc : G2-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
ssesN's"S
Battery e;:e5 E%Gs'sHnse INire,
RItl!MOND Nl;UlNlA.
ssesN'ss''S

lloYr is daily sending prizes 10 his patrons at a dis
,ancc within three days four capital prizes have been
s!i; b. Tia: fortunate, distributor III prizes. llOlT.
Look we'll to the magnificent scheme for III" l3:!r Il"
Frhruary-FiIjy Thousand Da!ars Capital; 100 prizes
OF 81 $50, tyc. Tickets only $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

YEVHE Subscribers have formed connection for the
n purpose Of transaclng general Commission Bu-
7isthe city of Richmond, and Branch, Wnfree & Co 4,
in the town of Petersburg They will purchase and sell
all kinds of country produce, and hope FROM
riepce in The Tobacco and Cotton trade united with
strict attention to business, they will receive Share OF
public patronage. .
All charges paid produce consigned 10 their caTe
and reasonable advances made when required:
= SAMUEL WlNFREE.
80 RIO. G. WILLIAMSON,
THOS. BRANCH.
Dec 13 -. H-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
Man-icn lIuu>", Richmond,

ElM!S IIyiNGSTn% Draper @ri 7a'1r. opposite tie Jew
" Mr-<rs f. j. = James Co.. and Ehai"S lI!iS
ilr N";lh sGiy Of cxcc;"rt and "s:';"e
lie vii! mISr them order,
.ty. himself canm", a 10 please lie IN
:i,, III: ,l! and Tie public GENERALITY
Ills liberal lhy Will n!iy hcr' with elsewhere.
;qllu! nr lie has mel VII ana WI ":e
continuance oi Il. He would a."In
solicit tie call public c"iiGeu lhat better ncinai,tar
vu; NAH, i;.i. i be abs Is FAR ir'"i iie
Er ";.,aut:r band excellent assortment ol l"S"n OIL
u-".v Of quality ard OF every descTi
nos y iir. L." n.;. - .ruir v':y l"% prices. .
3D. rg'I lon the i.I!oIS Magazine, IEhSi!e" III Ne"
Y"fi, hy !. t. Williams - Go. .
N.Ir JI-"c"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

'g'II ,ur:i lawn. themselves together, nn"s the
MEMO, rNCiu.Isriy Tor the iuffo"
ryur m TIE d.: iu!& -n.s,. wholesale and cIGi have
ie ..iarIy ruirb! Wm. = David h!ic ana more
NOLAN To-, where the: VIII ~ Few DAYS
u III desirable ul staple ai Fancy
i:s.l> <r!C caIcily an purchased Tor ash
til, feel as>.i. that ,I,aIl he able sell Favourable
IN ! r''y.Ey EGrins every acG Hut Eay
r sinni1I th"I .u"d ii all times "'th
ill.,. greatest rry-Ur expecting 10 buy unless tIcg
r. suited. Themselves That they VIII cast
cou:lr rrri1n;- ~" town + ac 10 rall and Nhc
,,L .,,. t,,y sunni, themselves. TICS. CROTCH,
- C.. NJ NiMi.D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21
MrncltA:rs' A>u MEcmASIcs BAsRcl

Mrnc,A:rs' ANu MEcHASIcs BAHE,l
Wheeling. Jan. 9, lS%. )
~IyIDEND No 1.-The directors have this day
8 declared dividend of fire PR cent. on the capital
lock of this Eamk ;r the hast sz months-payablc to
he Stockholders their legal representatives. on or al
trr the :2Jt, instant. w
X. MKEE, Prrsdent
Stockholders Il, Morsantown, Will receive their dvI-
,icnd II the flee Of jiscoun. and DePosc in Morgan
toyn ,i,oSc in Baltimore al the Bank OF Baltimore those
in philadcph pima at The Farmers Y Meclian'cs ianS'
Ian l. Gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

GAVERSEER.-I want an Ovcrseer at my Farm,
Q y Beaver Dam, in Goochand county, Immediately.
One qualified in every respect with Sooa
yes. None others need apply.
Richmond, Jan II Ct