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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

HORRID MURDEk.-A letter from Rlcevllle,
Phtsylvania. informs that on the 2lsl inst. VIM
Hamilton was shot by Abner c. Spencer, in the
throat, and that he cied in about Is hours after re-
ce'sing The wound. in despite ofihe prompt medi-
cal assistance Of Drs. Thompson and CIoptun. They
were at a shooting match, and some dispute occur
ring about one Of the shuts, which Hamilton said
had not been marked Spencer replied that it did
not concern him" II. joined that it did where
upon S. SAID, D-n you, | will shoot YOU" cock
ing his gun at the instant and discharg,n the fatal
load within twelve feet Of his victim. Hamilton was
wh-elwriRht, Of respectable character, and has
left wife and three small children, dependent upon
the charity Of their neghbors for the necessares OF
life. Spencer has wife. but child. None Of
the parties were drunk. but were all under the in
fuence of liquor Another warning to the intempe-
rate Spencer was examined before Stephen Cole
man, Esq. aud committed for farther trial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

Nsil;6ca,ioo.--ha. introduced in the Legislature
If Alabama series Of resolutions, approving Of the
Sub-Treasury scheme Who could have supposed
!, possible that Judge VIM. Smith and John e. Cal
heun would ever have been found fighting under
the same annerl This Sub Treasury question
mus, really possess mos, magical properties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

4 Il IA Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
"a ccry, continued aud held Tor Nelson County,
at the courthouse, on Saturday the 9th day Of Dc
tober, IN the year 1898:
John J, Wood, alias John Wood Joplinr. and
John. james. Bennett aud Eliza Page, Nathan
Brdccwaler and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Page.
aud Samuel, Joseph. Mary Ann. Edmund. Robert,
George aud Josiah Page, infant children OF Edward
Page and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizab,il,
w Wood, by Edward Page, their father and mex,
friend, plaintiffs.
Holman Jopling. administrator OF Josiah Bridge
water. decd, Hannah Bridgewnter, John Digges,
late Sheriff OF Nelson county. and ~ such admins
traitor OF James Roberts. deed, and Polly w. Ro-
herts, late Polly w Btdeewmer, Defendants
This cause came on, this 9th day of October 1888,
again 10 be heard, upon the papers formerly read,
and the report of Master COMMISSIONER Garland
made IN Tins cause, pursuant 10 a dccrctal order
heretofore IN ,dc, and was argued by counsel: GA
consideration whereof, and for satisfactory reasons
appearing 10 the court on motion OF Holman Jop-
ling, "ne ot the defendants, II ~ adjudgcd ordered
and decfred. that the said report be reco,m lcd to
the same commissioner who brought it in, for him
reconsider aud report thereon To the next tenn Of
the A Copy-Testc,
ROBERT {. CUTLER, Crk.
CoMmIssioNER's Orr,cE,1
Loyings,on, Nov. o3d 1898
The parties concerned IN the foregoing decree,
will be pleased to take notice, that | have appoint ed
Thursday, the 2Sh day OF February next to com.
mence the denomination and settlement of the nc
counts therein dnectrd, on whlcl, day. by ten o.
clock in the morning, they are requested TO attend
papers aud vouchers and copies OF court papers,
prepare Tor settlement,
SPoTSWooD GARLAND, Com'r
December 81 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

" The Richmond Enquirer has been informed
by somebody that Capt. Cules's re election TO Con-
gross in this district is certain That's as here
after may be-" We suspect the Captain would
give a months pay to ensure il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

James Rirer and kand,eta Company.-Joseph c.
Cabeil, Esq. has been eeecled President, and the
old Directors have all been re-appon.ed, by
nous vote Of The Company at its late annual meet
ing in Richmond-A resolution was adopted drec-
ting an application to be made to the Legisat ure to
subscribe three hs Of six millions of dollars on be-
half the State, and perni, the Company to Dor
row the other Two 6fihs, that being deemed Mt
cessary to complete the improvement, to the Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

= cT The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
Euors American states tha, Mr.. Wise, in the course
Of his speech on the Swartwout resolutions xamined
into every par,ic ular relative forty dsfalcations-
giving Names places, dates sums. aud every fact in
rslnun 10 them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
Dec. 81

4 WISH TO HIRE 90 si,ong able Negro fellows
l. aud 8 Bows from 10 10 10 years old, for which ]
will pay the best price, and pay every I mouths
Apply TO Samuel Nowiin Of I.ynchburg.
{. b. QUESENBURY.
Dec. 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

LNOK hire, the ensuing year. first rate
Il Tanner aud Currier. capable Of conducting and
carrying on the business himself Of indusr ious
habits. honest and sober. Application may be made
to Jonathan A. Stout. Of Amherst Courthouse, and
Elijah Fletcher or Thomas billiard Of Lynchburg.
Dece mbr II " film
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

W Inc Petersburg Constellation argues that
"essrs' r. r.. Rives and Dromgooe are ncces-
sar''y orthodox aud cannot give wrong vote on the
SUBJECT OF Abolition, because they are slave holders
ana live IN sl~v-holding community. Viii the
Constellation be good enough to apply ITS reasoning
to Henry Clay!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

O.. The Legislature Of South Carolina has ad-
journed-having been in session 81 days. and passed
&c acts. They have reason, it would seem, 10
complain Of excessive legislation in that State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

VIRGlNIA,At rules holden in tho clerks Office Of tho
circuit superior OF law and cancery the
Of Lynchburg, the 5th day OF November. 1888
John 5. Turner Plaintiff
against
Samuel I. Watt and Ardea .. Turner, Defendants.
The Defendant Ardelia o. Turner not having entered her
appearance and given security according the Act OF As
semby and the rules OF this court and appearing by sas
factory evidence that she nabant Of this country,
it is ordered that the said defendant do appear here the
first day of the next term and the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the of Lynchburg months
successvey and posted the front door OF the courthouse
In the enid town. Copv--Tese,
DAVID ROBES, Cpk
Z Deramlot 81 Nan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

Inc people Of Knoxville, (Tennessee) are
me"'y Indignant at the recent appointment, Of Lew
ps r. Roberts, as postmaster at tina, p,,ce IN room If
the late Capt John Crozier. decd. A p.,;,,oo.
signed by every citizen Of Knoxville N uhom !,
was shown. had been sent to the Pos,mas,.r c.n.,,,
.'"e'"g 'ne appointment Of David A. Deaderick. the
'eP"'y 0i Capt Crozer; but D. being a Wing, the
De"'ocf1i who preses over the Post Office DEPART
"ent. aud who processes SO much reverence for
popular opnion." rejected their application, and
appointed Mr. Roberts, one ofthe few Van Buren,.
ties left in kn oxviI,e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

o.. 1t is stated that Gen. Harrison has declined
to accept the Anti Masonic nomination for the Pre-
sidsncy, in anticipation OF the decision Of this Wing
National Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

" The second trial for a representative to Con
sress in the district in represented
oy VIM. Parmenter, took place the l7,h inst. The
vote stood: N. c. Brooks (Wh,Q) 1862 Parmenler,
Nan) 3965; scattering 5s4. No election. The
scattering vote was thrown by tho Abol,onists, to
many Of whom both Mcssis. Brooks and Parmen,cr
.te unacceptable though Mr.. P. is supported by the
ABOLITION paper published in his district The IA.
""".''o'ed for James T. Woodbury., one Of their
;" New England, and brother Of " hones,
Lew the Secretary of the Treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
Salt! Salt

lust received, small lot oivcsy fine Sacks, 10
- gelhcr with good supply of Sugar, Coffee, &c,
BURTON 81 ROBES.
Dec. 81. dw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
NIGHT SHES.

an TUESDAY evening the Cd ociobev. IsI.ll
~ eummcpcr my WIGHT .9CC7YO.y,S
of Dry Goods, Hard Ware, clock, Watches, jewell
~, Books Nc. &c.. end sraf continue then through
he FALL and WINTER month";, every Tuesday
and Friday niglrs. Con.,gnmep,f thankfully TO-
ceived. CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept, % tsH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

an hand, a, low prices, a good supply Of Ladies'
~ and Gentlemcn's Cloak-, some vety fine.
BURTON & ROBES.
Dee tw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
CASH.

A LII persons indebted to the late concern Of n.
IA Il. Richards, and Co. either by bond or open
account respectfully desired to come forward ana
settle wnhou, delay, longer indulgence canno. %
Siyen ii. B. RICHARDS.
fbtt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

"" The official returns of the late C"ngression
Al e'ee,ion in Michigan, gave Mr.. Crazy (Van) 49,
700 votes. and Mr.. Wells (Whis) 5000. Mr..
Crarys majority 26l-In August, 1886. Crary. ma
JorIty was 1867. Wing gain 9O6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
circuit superior court Of law and cancery for the
Lynchburg ON the 9Th day of November, 1891
Samuel Garland adnr. de bons of Caleb TAFT dec d.
PlLintu,
against
Calvin Tate, first adm OF Edmund Tate dec d. with
his sureties and Thomas Dixon, Sheriff Of
Campbell and euch second admir- and David g. Murrell
the third and last admir- othe said Edmund Tate dec. Des
In CHANcERY,
The Defendant, Calvin Tate, having entered his ap-
peaTancc and given security according the Act of
bly, aud the rules OF this aud appearing by sa,isac
evidence thut he inhabiant ofths
ordered that the said defendant doappoar here the
Of the and the original and amended bills Of
the Plaintiff aud that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted spaper printed in the OF hburg
for months ssccesv,y and posted the door Of
the courthouse OF this town.
Copy-Testc,
DAVID ROBES, Crk
December 81 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

RAIsuNs, CANDLES, Ac. thaIrA quarter be.os.)
1An BOXES new crop Bunch Muscatel Raj
lOV sins, whole,
IS boxes Hull & Sons Patent Talow Candles,
25 I" common do
25 - II. Williams Sperm do
" Saml. Jndd's Patent do
5 boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
9 kegs fresh Malaga Grapes,
Yves, India Preserves Champagne Cider. &c.
Receiving, and for sale by
GEO. BAGBY.
Dec. 90 Elf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

" lie 'peeehes Of Messrs. Riyes and Wr;rb,
are eop,c! .lvA ill., ..h,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

VIRGINAA rules held in the clerk Office OF tho cir.
court Of law and sha"ecry for the county
Robert lsbeli James Buord and Eliza his wife, and Jesse
Kelly and Frances his wife, John W. Norve Nancy L.
l. Nor,eli and iudiman Norye innn, children Thomas
Nor'el dec d. under the age oit"enyonc years by the said
Swcaringen and Josaphenia His wife, late Josnphena Dos
James Doyle Frances boy Marha Doyle Hugh Do, e
William X Doyle, Susan Doyle and Cornola Doyle ininn
children OF feachy Doyle under the nge OF twenty
by William DOYLE their father aud next friend and John
Coleman Sheriff OF Amherst county, and administrator Of JOIN
H. Nor'ei' occ d. Plaintiff
Benjamin Nove OF the last will and tessmen
of Spencer Nose dec d. and under the same will for
the said es'nors son Spencer d. Norel and also his
own right egntec OF the said Spencer Norvell dec
William Kent executor OF iliom Turner dec and Nathan
Glenn Spencer D. Norvel Ladmun Norsell Nathaniel Nor
veil james Norel, ard OF Spencer No
deodWilam Willis and Csiharinc HI, wife, - Bradfu,e
said Ca,harne Willis Sarah Badu,s and "" w' ar"
children Of Susanna Snead and egntees of the nd Spcn-
Ger Norve decd, Susan Snead Burwc Snend and
snend also children of said Ssnnna sneud and cgntcc.
said Spencer Norveii decd 1.-THE said james sncnd being
infant under the age ofr~enyone years) wnm = Apple
Appsb" Pullman A"pota N gp.
Applebuy, and Rush Appebury, Infants undr the age OF
cgatecs of sad Spencer Nove dec d. infants. by
Robert In.lcy specially assigned their guardian Washing
ton NJ Noryell, one OF the children ofThopas Norycl
legatee of Spencer Noryell decd, and William l. isbc
Defendants.
In CHANcrnr.
The defendants, I.udinnn Norvel, Nathaniel Noryel
James Novcl William Norvell and Catharino his wife
Bradine and Sarah his vile Susan Snend Burwsl Sncnd
James Snend not having entered their appearance and given
according the Act of Assembly the rules OF
this court, and appearing by satisfactory eydance the
no, inhabitants of this Commonwealth is ordered that
the defendants do appear here on the rs, dny Of The
next April term and answer the bill of the plaintiff that
Of this order be )rthm ith inserted
printed the ofLynchbrg for two months successive
y, and posted the front door The this
~. Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
December 81 WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

SHEPHERD & COLIN still at their old stand the
~ below tho Eagle Hotel leading Shockoe Warehouse
where they continue BOOK and JOB PRINTING OF
every description promptly accurately neatly
other cstabhmcntin this CITY, Their Book Office
is 1tonsirc and they ve lately added considerably their stock
of Job Type both plain und fancy, which nnd
sve my in the place.
They employ permanently the sku wokmen Union.
They make their 10 the public for the very lilo
their deserts and promise themselves
merit a continuance of their favor.
~ They keep hand general of Clerks Sheriff.
and other BLANKS, printed neatly on good paper.
March Is 1n0-co4t
In CHANCERY-VIRcISi-A Rules hell the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court Law and Cancery
Il Of Amelia for the month Of February, 1893:
Moses Overflow administrator Of Rhoda Beadles dcc Panti
against
John Boiling sheriff of Amelia, and SUCH administrator of
Nathaniel A. Motley dcc Parskl Motley and Miranda s. L. ~.
Motley his wife, Joel Thurslon Pauna R. Thurson James n.
urston John f. Thurston Pascha H. Thurston and Alex D.
Wnta administrator lie bon Of Joel Motley, dec said
Alex b. Waha, administrator with the will annexed Of Sylvia
Savrc, dec, Defendants:
Tho defendants Parsk MOTLEY and Miranda E. wife,
Joel p Thurston Pauna E. Thurson James ~ Thurson John
r. Thurson and Paschal r. Thusoa having
appearance and given security according tho Assembly
the rules Of this Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that hoy inhabitants Of th, Stne ordered That said
defendants do here the first April
the bill ofhe PLAINTIFF and that copy order be forthwith
inserted published in the city Of Richmond for
months successfully and posted the front door Of the Court
house Of this county. Copv-Tcsie.
February s6-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
DOCTRINE OF INSTRUCTIONS.


The doctrine of instructions is pure and sacred ONE
which ought not 10 be misunderstood in that State which
may De SAID 10 nave gwen u Dr ana 10 nave guarded
1t with anxious jealousy. ought not 10 DC tnmpered
"hefc' nor 80 P'ost'u'eo as 10 o''ng mo a,stepue
and disgrace ANY attempt 10 extend u beyond lis c'
gitmae and well detrncd limits Will Inailaby produce
that effect and whilst It may suoserve temporary pur.
poses, Rh wound upon principle which seems
o,me to lie at the root OF Republican government -
Already IL is very difficult for those who think as we do,
TO sustain the doctrine of Instructions with the people,
when it is found to operate against party when their
opponents in power and 10 be treated with open con-
Tempt by the latter, when it is applied against Men-
Let US 60 bot one step farther, and give 10 resolutions
The binding orce oil l"Sruest0ns against u.s. when The
responsibility TO the people OF actually giving lnstruc'
lions IS declined, and very much fear The whole doc
lrine VIII ne fePuoialeo ana condemned.
You perceive, Or, That have some aison 10 lhe at.
clcs wn,ch nave oeen recently put Iorih 10 ne
IN regard 10 The Senators from Ohio and the senator from
~ Jersey 90 not refer to this attempt which, 1t IS SAID,
has been mace 10 the action one OF our own BE-
majors, by ootnnng the expression Of the hoiVdua OPT
members OF the Legislature Ihat loo w!etchea
parody upon the weight, and so!emnily, ana orce Of
lfgtstauee EXPRESSIONS o, OPINIONS, 10 neeo OF
t "us 'ett Us SUCH W puss VI
'e u'I o.hei uoctne 'o'neS ~ SUI
af Inu sue" auspices: as W ns
- H. n;a.s,;o :, ;, 'y m, s,;", :; -,
80 md M, roe fo,, H;e" "e dI"I,;nn tho sound
na, md ,ccroc IS ,ha oasIo;n,. uLioI b,ve hea
sInrssscd in rho c,ses II,dd ", uroose in verv Gsw
words to ernress those donb,s nd p The subject 10
,bose who have moro lssuro 40 ,h,r n dscnss il
Fire, Lowever ~, n,s r.H;ad 'oH ,bat r. Messrs
morrs Alien ,nd Wa ers hnnu vots on,;ns, The
'T,e,snrr R;I :, a ,,s-s ~ eosIo,ye
Snrassono nn;;a fIIi. .Ia", ~ .o,,. ns,,,o
,ops ,he ., mo o;noo, res,s ,nnn Mr. prs.a, ,vbon,
it has been forgotten tn awaken IN sense If his duty
The sense of The legislature of South Carolina has been
as empha,culIy, and with more unanimty expressed in
favor of the Sub Treasury Bill, than thai of Ohio and
New Jersey uoaust IT, They hay each of them how
ever, by express declaration or necessary mpcaton lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRE

TO TIE EL77OK OF TIE F!E F2U7hF.h'
| notice in your paper of the 2Oth, communication
over the signature of "a Democrat in speaking OF The
nomination Of MIR. Smith Of Cupcper.-"A Democrat
saws il unnecessary comment on the quarter whence
that communication is supposed to have come; but,
SAYS "a Democrat" should that article appear Re.
publican Of The same School, will take the liberty of re.
commencing COL Banks.-Nlurk the asserlion!-"but
should that article appear. nc 1t depended, then, OF
cousc on thu, contingency. The supposon as to the
quarter &c. &c, lie may be deceived. Mr. Smith S
friends at New Tammany, knew not one word of it.
ror docs Mr.. Smith 10 this day In justice TO Mr. Smith s
friends in the supposed quarter have made ms nasty
explanation. a. Il. y. oCHOOL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22
0HUMANlTAS.
FOR TIE ENQU7Rhl
To the Votcrs Of tie Senatorial District composed Of


To the Votcrs Of the Senatorial District composed Of me
counties Of furanno Goochtand, Louisa and HanGrr'
FELLow-ClrIzEss:- The period Of service for when
you elected me to represent yon in the Senate is row
rapidly drawing 10 close, aud Aallerng myself that
have performed The duties Of my station in manner
not altogether unacceptable again present myself Df
fore YOU ready to undertake them second time,
shall be your good pleasure that shall do SO. ! see
from the newspapers that have competitor in Tue
field who has announced his intention Of going through
the district "during the present and coming month.
do not complain have no right 10 the undisturbed en-
jnymcnt of station honorable as that now occupy
The distinction for which any citizen may not oIg
righfuy contend but may be proud TO obtain IS ioI
YOU. Fellow citizens 10 determine whether the fahiu'
and unweared application of my humble abilities 10 ns
promotion of your interests and the support OF your U
ilical principles furnish any reason for continuing e
in INV present station Four years ago. you elected n'
almost stranger Whether have fulfilled your e12eI y
ta,ons question, the decision of which can saleM
trust to your intelligence, your justice and your
nimity, without uttcring murmur. whatever ma! ' 81
the result. consider il my duty to remain al my p'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22


CuAntrs l.. CROCKETT, a thorough going Wing and
subTreasury man, candidate to represent the county
Of Wv,heand JAMES l.. Yosr, who is thorough going
Democrat and Anti Sub Treasury man, candidate 10
represent the same county ~
What say We, Republicans of Wythc! will you permit
yonr highly Republican county to he represented by
Whn; Then arise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22

We understand that very melancholy accident look
Mace on Sunday last, about o'clock in The evening
As the ferry boat was crossing Cox Ferry, she was
Contained John Mcfarland Of Lunenburg George Lnf-
Ertv and William Collins Railroad contractors, James
GALLAGHER of Petersburg BENZ Williams (thc ferryman)
two negro men, his assistants and the driver of hack
10 I,e FIR hessrs Mcfarland and Laffery, and two Of
the negroes, who were drOwncd also The three horses
''' Compiler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22

"Rarrg of tie Wesl"-The Wing Members of both
Houses Of The Louisiana Legislature held meeting on
the l2lh ins at which they appointed Ten Delegates
"to represent the Wings of Louisiana in the GeneE1l
Wbip Convention 10 be holden in The City Of Phadcl
mia on the 4,h of July next IN select and nominate
Candidate for President of the United Sntes at the en-
suing clection"-They then recommended Henry Clay
al The WING candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22

The Banks Of ~ Orleans about 10 issue posi- NOES
notes on time, benrDg Interest," and each IN
TO the scale assigned in the defunct bill, when mao
passed both houses of the Legislature 1t sud- tat
clpde every bank from their association that docs moi
agree to the propositions agreed to by the majority, BY
exercising their unoubed right of refusing all notes OF
such banks in any kind of payment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22

New ORLEANS, March 10.-By the arrival of the schr.
Fox, last evening" from Velasco, which place she left
the 9Th inst learn that The TEXANS dreaded not in.
vasion from Mexico, reported and as to their
bockudng the ports, there such thing attempted
G9drcrtiser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-22

300 Packagss IF Fresh Spring DRY GOODS.
HeICARDS, BELTS Il CO., receiving their
Warehouse, No. rs, Baltimore street, doo Of hanover
street extensive and assortment Of Dry Goods which,
their mpor,sons comprising styles OF Goods
ships and britannia, which sailed in January last Lii
and daily expected will make their stock complete
very desirable, which they offer for sale favorable
400 pieces cloths assorted colnrS at NIL prices