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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
Bcok-EgiEadery.

B. !. TURNBULL has Book gndery con-
Aectsa with his Store. well supplied with Tools
ana n'hdlng Materials, and is enabled to bind,
either parts, pv whole Editions Of books on as rsa
'ohah!e tefn,s rs any in The Western Country. Ha
also has Ruiins Machine attached to his Bindc-
y, and can Rule and Biad Biank books to any piy.
en- pattern, at the slioues, notice. ss
All orders thankfully received, and promptly al
tended 10.
OH1y-O!a Dnoks Rebound.
Feb. ?, 1928. 80.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

An officer in full rcgimentals, pas,
sing through street in Dublin, appre-
hensive issthc should come in contact
with chimney sweepwho was passing
towards him, exclaimed, Hold of. you
black rascal you were as black as
me before you were boiled replied
sooty.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
Rail Road Meeting.

:, tS-s-A Iuac Meeting of the citizens of Du
Buqae VIII be held at the Methodist Church or
Ionday next, 18th inst, al 3 P. M. 10 adopt suit
aoe measures Tor Obtaining from Congress an ap-
pro2'iation fo' the Surveying and location of a
Mississippi river.
Du Buqae. March 22th. 1873.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24


| The following memorial from the negroes in
Boston was laid before the Legislature. and
we think ought to have lis proper weigh, and
influence, and put to shame the attempts which
are being made by the al,oli,oni,ls to abolish,
distinction in society as 10 color.
10 The lion. S4'.ateand lIoas. Of Representatives.
The undersigned people Of color in
the City of Boston, have learned with
mingled emotions of regret and aston.
ishment, that Charlotte F. Thompson
and others, of Rehoboth, and many
other females, from different sections
oil the Commonwealth, have petitioned
your honorable body for a repeal OF the
law, which interdicts marriage between
themselves and persons Of color. Now
your memoralists, regarding this as
very wise and salntary l0w, calcuIa-
ted to preserve the purity Of their 7uce.
and prevent the enormous evils result
ing from mixed breed-and also be-
lieving that Of all measures ever pro-
posed for the amelioraiion of the un-
fortunate condition Of the oppressed
descendants Of Africa, that of amalga-
nation is the most hopcIcssand degrad-
ing. And further, finding by sad OK
periencc that it is already sufficiently
difficult, with all the protection which
the law now affords, to preserve their
own identity, and TO defeat the frequent
advances, which IRE made by achites,
particularly females, for the union Of
those which divine Providence has
wisely separated, cannot but feel great,
jiy alarmed at this insdous attempt to
rescind the only law, known TO your
incmorialists for the preservation Of
their race, under The specious pretexi
Of phllanthrophy. For these reasons,
and many more which might be addu-
ced, but which will readily suggest
themselves 10 your minds, your me-
moriaIists earnestly, but respectfully
demonstrate and protest asainsta repeal
Of the law referred to-and, as in duty
bound, will ever pray"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
NOTECM.

a ~ ps7soA' Interested, viii take notice that
"a the nndeGs snad have baen appointed by tho
I QUIT OF Probate Q! Du BIqus county, w. T., Adj
Of tho estate Of ABRAHAM WILL
SON, late of said county, deed. Those having
flams against said estate, viii present the same ac-
co.ding to law, and those Indebted win settle their
accounts without delay.
JOSEPH HAICT,
ROBERT WALLER, X
SAMUEL liUGIiLEfT.
.fanuary e. 1873 3nr
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
Du BuGuc LyccUn,.

The Regular Meeting of this Society will take
place every TUEspNY EvENIxG, a, the Office of }
1. faies, Esq. corner OF Sixth aud Nan-streets.
LADIES and Gontlsman arc respectfully invited
to attend. JOHN PLUMBE, Jr. sec'y.
Du Buque, Nnrch 24tn, 1898.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
Administrators Notice.

gHV.lE unda.sigAal haze takal oct lottars Of
L. Administration upon the estate OF David
Watson, late Of pi Buqnc Go. w. 4. deed. Al!
persons having claims against said estate viii ga-
sen, tNa same acco,dngto law, and those indeb-
ed VIII please 10 make paymslt TO tho sJ5sc.ibc.s
without delay,
JAMES WATSON, Admir-
NANCY WATSON, Adm'.x.
Du Bnlun, Mach II, 1928 a3-@t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL.
r. MURRAY, as a candidate TO Gil the va
cancy occasioncd by the resignation of Alex
andcr w. McGregor.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
ND'H'lGE.
". L. 1Hl4lg1NDGN.)
ss. IL Attachment.

CHESTER WEsTON,S
Beo.a Matthias kins2, ,'lslca OF tho Fcace
within and for the cntlNty Of d. Bnqnc
TIT 0 flCE % hssahy gives, That ! All, il al.
l Y Iarlmaa. has bsDn cnmnaacsd, sattictl us
rbote, against ile snpls AT chat;@s, tgus, sad
Is and demands q the daln,iait, III absaattrbt.
p MATT sa'd sat sina'J roitfA ad u,tl tn i9th
ny OF May asNt ut taa n.lea Of said Justice in
J5l!gtcH, Jaa%s1a % !lty, Nico,tn 'ic!Iitort.
MtfHtNS RINGER, y. p.
frbr'1rv J p, $50. 9i--PIs fca IS 81.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
Pocket Eso0Sz Leaa.

n O5f, o. Wednesday, last, bs.wen Da Bna,,,
~ and Hardsembh'c, lsrgc Yalow A,oio.cn
roc&et Book, contliail,, n note ef HAND by ia,
Fo!ey, accepted ~ +. x. OFsnlli Tor "a 4, nal
Of fn:sica Fms lo1 $50 In, ard a note aga .;,sy
a. Maessr, nppnnt npt isco!.ectaa. Also, IN Or
der from - &. Dnishaity, Ai.nig.ia,os Of t,s5
e :. 81 fd"am Whjts, 10 Drr. Finlay for aboat
So, and many other papays of yaIue 70 IN - III
the owns.. Tbs fndsr yill bc literally rewarded
by returning il 10 me, or leaving At asany place,
and informing ms ofthc same s 20
Dn Blquc, March 10. 384lt sA.sLEYI.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

If Lncns II. Langworthy, Esq will be-
come candidate to fiji The vacancy in the
Wisconsin Legislature, occasioned by the ,c.
signaton Of Mr.. Mcgre9or. he will be support
ed by MANY VOTERS.
March oith, 1898.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

f. The Weather, since our last, has been fine.
the warm rays Of the sun have melted and bro
ken up the ice, wi,hcu, The aid Of rain, " hich
generally precede. lis breaking. We believe
a more delightful spring has not been witness
ed IN any climate than ours; and as far rs VIZ.
can Judge, from the words orpersons from all
quarters Of the United States, none can boas,
Of ever seeing spring open more pleasan. than
II has upon MS. Rut li,tle ice 10 ann,inG in the
river, and VIC now daily expect the arrival OF
boats.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

AWAKE SNAKES -I'ie last Burlington Ga
ze,te announces Col. W. ". Chapman as d
candidate for Delegate TO Congress at t.e next
August election.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

ST.. PATRlcK's DAY.---In another column
will be found The proceedings Of the celcbfa-
.ion Of st. Pairick's Day, furnished by the
President for publication in tho News, in COM
Plicance with resolution to that efliec, passed
unanimously by the company. The Dinner
was indeed highly cfeditablc to The host, Meth.
e. trouble or expense being spared to render j,
worthy the occasion.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

~ a,','s, /. Lagoon, just reed and for sale by
49, . 4nu5n-. .. SCOTT & TAYI FR
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
a ADVERTISEMENT,
THE CONSTITUTION

n the Citizens of the North Fork of Maouo
" ksta, made and adopted this Iii, day OF Feb
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
Our bro,ner Of the Territorial Gazette promised

Our brother of the Territorial Gazette promised
an explanation of the course of a member from
this county. upon which we animadvsr,ed, but af-
ter having the matter under consideration for two
weeks; and, we suppose, finding it would prove ra-
ther hard business, has concluded to let him an
swcr for himself when he returns. We commend
our brother for this wise conclusion If the cnurs.
of member, whose duty impels him to do nothing
which should be hid from the constituent, needs
further explanation than is 81 won in debate and
N the yeas ana nays, there is somathins wrong,
which his enemy, and MOTHS frie,:d, would wish to
bring to light The Gazette has no doubt but a
satisfactory explanation can be given. We have
no objection--but still our doubts.
We think when the editor of the Gazetts brings
member of the House for voting against Burlington,
as The place fos holding he extra session, he will
not think US ,no harsh in what we said.
We are unable to answer the .intcrrogatory put
to US by the editor of the Gazette, bat author
ty 70. ths ss.nsluation" rested OH the words of
those whom thought knew. Nothing Is farther
f.om our wish than to give san uncalled for' or
'sunkind'' cut to an innocent friend, but as the
friends of the Gazette had showed their willing
'essto divide the work, by giving the printing Of
the laws the siitor OF the Frca Press, we really
thought oppositio, from profassad 'siren.n as
tank inG''-and The remark that we had no, the
paper upon which to do the wo:k, "lncallcd fo-,''
and unsupported BY truth, as supply of paper
will aoundan,ly prove.
The edito. of the Gazet!c says there is no bet
ter Office in the Territory than that, and they had
good wogkmen and plenty of ,hem--al very ne
cassary articles. Well, if this be the case, allow
II, TO make ali enquiry two, just for info naton,
as we like TO hear, occasionally how things go IN
Did not Mr.. Clarke leave Burlington Immediately
ars: the Adjournment of the Coanc !, and 90 t,
Philadelphia, TO get the psi:ting done TuGRL!--
Ii the Gazette Office 10 fiepa.ed to do the work,
why take it Philadelphia !-if not, why urge it as
an,:h,;! If the printing is in progress at Eur
lngon shoald no, Mr.. Ciar:a be rhc!e TO s1par-
sn,snd it! These enquiries a.e made nlt ofno i'll
feeling to the Gazette, as we have alwaya eAs:-
,anei f,r the editors both personally aud poiiic.
ally, the highest respect, and certainly could not
h!ams them 70. accepting ALL tn: pr nti,g, espe
cially when pressed mpoa lhsm. The conclusion
very reasonably drawn out by thess circumstances
i, thai Pennsy lsaaia scncco,s oltHeigh lota!
situations, Of just claims OF constituents
AWAKE SNAKES. ---The last Burlington Ga
yoitp nDnounrps oh " " Chairman ne :,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24

!, AIS oftofr just received, and for cal.
ny lJu'y 9 r. LOCK WOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
Laai md Negr0ss for Sale.

zs,DsIjANT 10 decree of the Circuit Superior Of Law
and Chsncery for AHemac county pon"uGed On the ~ Gay
Nav saa IN the cause depending between Jopo-'s
liz. and Jo?ng'< Administrator and others deodaG'
the OF o@ w y @ m s on ,R" ard on
h DAYS hereinafter stated the following IacS Of Land belong
M Wsdnedly the 18th ay Of Angus, next if ait and NOT
next fair day. Tract Of Lind in the couaiy 9" Acma'!e ana
Mil, e. filed in said use containing 700 acres
Ind day, TWO other iac,s, IN saIa coumy, alns
each other Of them adonn: the one above
These w have been usually worked together as oH ara
oshss s and NIL ed III a as
ncTe and % poies; the other exhibit G az con'ams
on :, wi commence with described property,
called Iuchs and after that then The one L'' ~
sold Purchasers WILL therefore, The day oi se rcse a''e"u
h' Wonlny ii, a),h DIV of Angus, next, fir and mot
tho re, fair all residue Of the rc; OF Land belonging
said Jcse JopIng ed lying in Nelson county, which was
devised 10 him By Thomas opas ey !. by said jesse
Jopus Holman JOPins Tbs 300 acres viii tS ad on 10
aycs Of tor sale 400 And on same DAY ara time
the Pe',on o. The !ans PGtS.sG ~ '9e sa@ @ % on
coun,y acnin. rbe last mentioned Tract which no" belongs
Of ad Jesse Iopns porto" coha's
$50 The sale OF these two tracts VIII comnenrc wa" me
one Ts, Purchasers vii" therefore, on tho day Of sae'
% The aya nv of Angus; next ffir. and not,
fair the Tract Of Land in Nelson county hconsnSio
said Jesse Jopns, deceased wher,on john Hughes 'eS ana
% estates fir. mentioned lying James River Al'emaIle
comfy desirable They each contain !" e
estimation OF The undersigned VINO hno"
them we'll less than > acres ;Hc very o' ish &c" wa
t opey-but the together, in the hands OF o"i P"Pi
md orkcd as one they should be- viii MAKE most n
;o enlistment, dwelling house on the hrs name" nee
Tarts j. a.e and good and there also on II .ne Pn Jr
80 . oany excellent Grape Vines Un Peach itce y" :ih
and negro houses bo;b are unc"mmo" :ooni 81 ,hs,
SON. rc very COOL bns fully equal TO the ayef'so Of 0"
a"s IN the respective nechboIhood where they i'"' ~
IIc.c lands sold tie periods proposed purchasers ' "
crops Ui small grain. ,;....,ror,s with bonds
and sppgoved personal security, and tie titles 'ca'"eo "
And on Wednesday the 9Th day o. September nexl' a, ~
pnrE sch in AlJcmgTlc
~ decree about Twenty Necroe consisting OF
Men women and Children property OF said Jesse Jopns a
J an credit of six months purchasers giving n"es ne
and at either Of the Banks Richmond, or Their
KEIBEN d. PATERSON, cuuiss;arer5
JAMES NJ PATTEsoN, !
80, " ls-wl0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

EbuElC SALE.-By OF Decd Of Trust executed to the
subscribers the lNhay OF September 1896, and ocodcd
the clerks office of PoNhatdn couny for purposes therein
toncd will be sold the bidder pubic auction tor cash.
fowha'an courthouse, the FIRST MoNpAr August telng
court day. certain Nut and MLLsEAI situated fInc creek
the OF Puwhau the Fine Creek Mills with
% acres OF Laud attached thereto incun. the Mil pond, MIXERS
house aud Cooper all aud singular other the
and belonging thereto; somuc the property
will be sufficient The due the tn Decd
with the aud And such
vested in the subscribers be the purchaser
WM I.lGON,
WIN. :. DAHCE,)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
the table Of analysi. 'hcy f4fo;.l.:

The nrc2iuy OF tile Watering place 10 Richmond Petersburg,
Sof nr country, dc9"eS notice II located
~ miles Southwest o. Ec mord Is Wrs, o. Petersburg, and 30
Et.t os F,vlc within 'rsvrl OF Nnck. it- To-
@ is ted hrathy Easici hr MoCn;a'a- aud
h. uga.ry ain.Hh Ebrrnd III" finest free stone waller.
nr personal attention Of tic proprietor the
T. awins have been cnsscrd whose long experience aud
known q1 fer the manls men of an establishment
c ri considered valushl" acquisition. The r'0Pre'ot
Inns # that his tall shall BE- furnished with ihr best 81.
rury ris. his bar furnished with the best fnn hi
ccolos Stables shall b. well supplied, and good and experience
ofs ays m attendance: hi, charges moderate. Good cooks
and rufr servants have bren engaged.
.GnsA Nusci,as cngagea-the drawing room nrni.hed
- =. nooJ p;.oo For,c FRANCIS A. WILSON.
wiz VIZ, ll--wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

r.R William e Gim amois'r Ia" of JACOB Sn'5y' dor a.
IA ct 81 Gillian James Nnodg hrry is wife, John H.
C I'm and IGrtha RI. wife Robot GILL aHt stephen vi ia
rts notice Thai shall III ih d.! OF August ncX ~ we
"" ,, ,f vn " W,thja. 4 Co IN tho OF Chariot"
STAT u: Tirgra the hours oi .un'ISr ana saasc q"
, ,,y PROC tax. the dispositions oil Ni'Hm H. tree" ana
IN u 'o c ,c,, ,s evidence IN pending in III" liz
@ rio, Court Of Law nal Chnnc"T' To- ir coGnF o. IH&
,,o !; which pna,i and each ct yen are G'iennah,s
!onns.ioas at p!ic" on the 18th day q"
49,, ne a hou-> 81 and sunset oil 'hatda
- a.. read as evidence in lie same oau.r - r,,,r.v
''''' h w. " 49, q-wsw~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
COW Of .Wr. H,aM's Letter rJSrr'd

r tIf.gu val" L1uas, va:
y. GirNy attention BEN. called by YOU 70 I'e1 %
- v-r,,y auH.i-nh ~ Eufurr 81 10Th ih''
tho C;gyrrgof o., Virginia his shf :" -Sh' ~
csg.., fh,i ungld ;n" date OF he 'es n'.'e '
NiI,,y Us sou throu-h NY hands informing ~" "''
n yo,, c,nr.t. election AMI "'" :" sate 'ns ui! VI
b; I.r,yrrI aud th" Conversation aa' 'v"S
~ Il,. ,r the tim" chrrioly DO 30 10 a:cofc"hcs wan
'' I.,.o guakin, Col. Mallory Litter was mueh
N"'' - er dated 9ih in-i-iie Id n'ical % on
,, mn. IT,. lated. md han. Two "pN' pe''"'' 70 u"
:, H.. house nnI Lr The Egcr above frlrfiGH
cav" ~ rgouin: the !G! in.t more especially
TO- ~ N nd ,ie frld wIih him tho timo
ng col iory the notice, he observed that ne had been
something Vt the so and had remained al h0o
mn. Ypsk that % mag ride" II.
sccyin plcsas- and looking partially orH the S OF
to-,ea accompanying the notice he asked me you
S ,oad be wiling Ieays 70 the people again. tel'"
a.; tauw. lie then obsergri, suppose you are no, Huhoh
toll him fo' distinctly recoiicct 'hat Wy
inc. yuu srf had never exchanged M hea ~
,urn rro1o.iton OF both waiYn. '"Hr rch' "nre
,io, ond -uamit,in. the question 10 The P'p' d"
,Os, moro careful rqminaon- Of the Tat OF VOWS
raj mallory further remarked, that NJ shSn'd r con
~ ;,os, O., forthwith that he had no idea o. gong '" ~
tested election -. io.ucc, ion and rsaGrs, sucn
"3 =, i, obviously called for, ha"s no'h,s r 49, I,,
COZ, a. fll liberty to mako such use VI '' iS''''
=, yop nav 10 your discretion deem NJ. ei,v a..
@'a''' LAW. o. HEATH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

yS'I[I.>, Ll4-URS, AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Madeira,
$crry, ipf,. g., of which have been on htld ION
vea:. zen tn, ,in If which been taken OF: since
ie sparkling CIampsigne, Dart brand; old London DOCK
Coy E4 article; Old Jamaica had An'Sna NUN
scaau ua G.n the bc>, qualities of old barley, rye aad
eon ND,S,., uferio peach and oppie
l Co." Teas, city cured Bacon, and some expect
ca 'rpn j;,i ..l N and crrer.
Asa!s oa baud gaeIa assortment Of Groceries &C. &C:
WM WALLACE.
Al open IN bonded Of IL ana "a months past
due w BE- n.a! o,er for collection more vsian person
tL'r mg.r:. w. w.
y.I.3 lG-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
asnNT ERIN FOR SALE.-l l.h 10 I'll ths beauuI, le

count ERIN FOR SALT wish to sell this beautiful c.'
~ tile healthy Farm privately II hes 10 fowha,G
cor!.. Oh, miles from Courthouse, onifon
!, -,y ,nr miles from Richmoa There are i've hunNf a
sll ,So acres tract, bounded on the North by jan
OF M sonia y rad Leading from Carters'i.Ic to Seon
Gated River road tho East by the 'n " nos
L. ,p.,i Ed AMI the West % Deep Crees ' w.: 81 t
,.!r.:n. from Bsmcad There - spend '.' '' v" -
ful. unI an extensive G'-'S "
w..utI aualIeI yards OF the place nav. an ,L az;
an r. Beluc I'd estate opposite 10 Tue n's''e,
wa.'l sti.. d, IHe.J led ~ sale. . a.. ..L or
,,r El, vii w.,er,t AMI veil adap" 10 Inc growth o.
r,,, ~ ,oh,rrr and covst. The huiains are good ana
ro; of c-v house. Kitchen smoke mousse
.,,Dlc, c.rGils house, toJ 1ero houses,
ami -9 So, machine atached-l VIII si'e posses
son on IN r,t Of I4nu,? neS-or VIII give 'mmsu'Ie
II ,t.a n, - ain conditions. Those who are iSposeG"
A., ,v, and see this property: sha' TAKE
cia.l pleasure ~ ac"In- It.
l-e, 4gr Land being aai lying !" The COUNTIES OF
C.rcrf I1"t;iu the nci5Lbofhooi OF "e''o; ms
,r ,, D. he ranc OF Moseys bounded BY the lands OF
NJ N,,y VI. and others, and is very well moeied
Tns s generally ooI yet susceptible OF cSnS,ieTaTe
W. ~ NJ
hll4u. June !, l-&2. I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
70 TRlIELLERS-

rsNuE Oh Daily Lin. Mail Coaches for Charo;tc ve Staun
ton Warm Hot. White sulphur Red sulphur, SG sulphur,
Blue sulphur Grey sulphur aud Springs AID s"rcra! other
aud CiUyandoc. TrdVtcrs h
Ing 10 sct. the above places VIII be particular
4, the Office ia the Easlr Hotel. VIII hcy Will
he with tickets which wi their seats, when they
ave NJ Saunrou Those taking the Old Line OF Mai!
hruwn where. lh- viii ic luund 10
he Inc cheapest nearest and the above places.
BY TIE PROPRiETORS.
infnr he Pebble,
TONED Old Mail st successful! operation; that III" tac
on that par, Of il extends from Rcmoni to ChafoeMr,
IA ancc OF neay e.hiy miles reduced to Fur Oogr.i
ina, have made accomplish the entire tH be.
,fo,e two places in ony that Extras BE-
poycd Of them travel pretty much at the npo" OF rcu
pants -. =, ,- py,p ~ go 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10

re LEvErr Dentist If b0 BrOairay, Nee YORK; sft'eui
A Tor ,s patronage lready extended towards him. announces 10
The ! n,. sal e surrounding: conny Of Richmond that he
VII tn" Po~hatan House the rk0le % h Pr'Ss"'1V!y
and Tor til 5,,. ~connodaon Pa,icnts aud the Puaic
zen ly w. y"tr purpose. visiting Richmond once IN every
iurn m services will please early appicatIoa as hi.
ClGlu; b" "St"@!.!.
IL, t,,.g LIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
ro,,,,ro,;o, S.y;-, FIR S,.fc

CERTIFICATES .: deb, of the Occupations oF Richmond and
= vachhur bI for - years, aGl hearing xix Per cont
interest, payCbic semi Annually s' o Jauutt E1h july,
~ ~ b. oaiac oc: ;c James Ecr and krcwha Con'
pany - e.y
lam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-10
EyMe Iieuts~nnt Gorrnor Of The STATE IF Virginia


IMPORTATION having been received by the Executive" that
c"r.iu JOHN TRICii OF q" ffrcric c!drsd win
felony character hUt Il from justice" l.
GOA. Gr."-Ih"Jr!oT", l. ions ~ ENFooRD, Lieutenant TO.
vcsno cn. the absence Of The Go"rn" to the scat % Go
have thought iA- pnclmnua, Oh ring
Ir Of ono Hundred GHd FIts Dollars, 10 .fs"n G" pct
appchrD" the SAID john iic convey hun to
ia" Frederick: And de- require u
officers and military and request ia" people o. is Conn on
l"rr best "ycrinn "uPPr,Lcud the sud might've"
that he be dealt with according to law.
Given nj hrnd L.cw'"tEn Governor, and Gndo the
t,E. Lesser Seal pi the Commonwealth, at Lchm""G tbs
.lty If lime
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li;.i. !uaLHrf 81" TIE stat" OF HH=n!a, 20"
vii ss" hat, r!ucdny, the 22d day oil 'Eg'i
rn Mr.. Gosh. the rnun'r OF "i-n
proceed take the .po.on- Wusnd Cosby and "hcr- he
tween the hours o. inr morning and the
li, .giLrnrc SUIT pending ~ lie '' M
Superior uur uUi Chinrry TT LOUISE CGGHy n when
and rrs are c0npa and and others drin" 'n-
An ii rnr, IN, trpn.Iiipns should rot be- finished
ar ia, ic me " 81, continued hr aud NJ the
= iorrai av ug;!i thy finished You cen
at tie - rl-cc, fyou l:rk prn". I" do 20"
Ius-. Sr. JESsL BNr EiN;.
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'E'U representatives Of Augustine, John aud E"nd smith,
Esl d., of John Smith, Esq., also decd, formerly
of the county OF cstnoaai representative trustee
OF committee Of the TuS H. Rooics, late tie ou"
Gloucester:
enemruYUu will please to Ike notice that certain moneys
hayn, hands administrator de boH non VITA the
win anne Smith, decd shalt attend III the
ora Of d. w tine city "i hicim0nd
Nuly the 18th september each VI
respective portions of the sail moacys.
Legal will he required every case establishing the
Individual csmug n'"frt III the ahov" mentioned
moneys Letters addressed 10 No. 81, Clinton
Place Ci.y oil New YoIk, will be attended i" ~
J. AUGUSTINE SMITH
.7iaaistrat5r DE- Jonis nth The 'ciH a""efed,
Of .tUtR Sati dtccaSsd