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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
T.. A. LIVER M o IL T. I,
SwRd9f3O1N 5Dl85g5rIST,


fArOAnS in tho rear Of C.. kaltenbach's Jcwlery
81 Store, opposite the Printing Office.
II WOULD state, for the information of those
IL who may not be acquainted with the fact, that
By having teeth, which have commenced decaying,
plugged with gold or silver, in a proper mannef,
they may almost Invariably no preserved during
life. would also inform those persous who have
lost their teeth, we'll as this rosta Or ngs, tina.
they can have teeth inserted, by means Of a gold
q silver clasp, Of indistructiblc substance that
will not change their color, which will answer in,
many respects, tho purposes Of natural teeth. l
would alss inform those who may be troubled with
that dissgiseable disease, the Gum Scurvy, that il
they win give subscriber call, ne will be happy
70 pdttAeM III theway Of eradicatnsit. To those
Who msy wish 70 have teeth extracted, would say,
that y psrsormins this operation, generally use
fsresps, which give less pain BY far, than tina,
We'll kNowH Instrument The Turnkey. As
have resided 10 Gslsna near four yean, persons
wishing 10 employ some ons can easily get infora,a-
sien Il Il, my Qualifications as Surgeon Denfis,,
wisaSutany direct references. The subscriber viii
waisspon psrsons, who may wish j., I, their resi-
dsncss. r.. A. LIVERMCRE.
CXLlsA, Dec. 9, 1887. 25-tf s'ls'si z IN
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
81. G@agaE WOOD

81. G4y1E WOOD
III AS on hand well selected assortment
IL Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
Ready-made Clothing
Calicoes, Fancy Goods,
Hardware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Tin Ware,
And general supply Of Goods calculated to
suitthe wants ofthe inhabitants of the mining
country. All Of which he will sell very low
for cash OF lead.
New. ,, 1896 Se-n
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27

STE UBENvILLE JEANS.
lust reed by S. Is. Snel,er, 80 pieces OF
u Jeans, of veiy superior quality, which will
be sold low for ready pay, by
Juna 3. Lift +. X. O'FERRALL.
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EMBOSSED CASSINETTS.

-ssVs ASf9HEyVSS11z1F y : = y 80
nECEIXED per S. B. smelter, 5 cases En-
~ 6esd Cassinetts, a new and fashionable ar
sieIs eeasasnsns, pantaloons, which will be sold
sseah III. F. X. O'FERRALL.f,f
Jtoe ,, 1857. 1-sf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27

No MORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tue Commence
ment of Van Buren's administration. we have
had the finest crops, the most beautiful weath-
or, the least sickness, more fun and less tight
ing, prittier children, more weddings and
er petitions for divorce, than there ever
under any other President ii the sans ),
since creation. ---l Delphi Oracle. sSss.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
4 QUEENSWARE.

lust received, and now opening, large assort-
81 ment Of Qucensware of every kind, and fol
sale iowby SCOTT T. TAYLOR.
Sent. 30 If
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
MEDICAL NOTICE
JDJR, JLWn2SrDfy,

LATL OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,
TIAVING determined ON a permanent. resi-
dence in Du Buque offers his professional
service to the public. tic deems il unnecessary to
cay more, as his acquaintance with the diseases Of
this section of country, and experience of eight
years practice, he hopes will essite him to liberal
shars Of public patronage.
DF. Lurton will devote special attention to the
diseases Of women and children, and to operative
AID dental surgery.
Office aid residence ON main street, nearly OPP
pssits tho store or MIR. Green Weaver, where no
nay " found At all hours, unless absent profess
s,snal business. Private Office up stairs.
Du Buque, Oct.7. l9-u
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
William w. COrielI,
AITORNEY 1T L.aTT.
DU BUQUE, w. Il.
Du Buque, June 3, 1887.

DOCTOR FINLEY
TENDERS his services to the citizens OF
Du Buque and vicinity, in all the branch
% Of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY.
He mxy be found at all times at the Du Buaue
Hotel, when not professionally engaged.
Da Buaue, June 8, 1886. 5--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
yutiec 10 .ni!icrs and TURNER'S.

Have erected Wesha Immediately at the landnga ars
securely lightly covered for the purpose pro
,,o all kinds produce from the weaih.r, where
neson during s,oppnso Of the canal 10 Hcacau VIII
,o receiving md Wheat aad other produce ID
with much csre safety and despatch having mao onS
experience in the business u't By unrsn no "
.s a.. who nav cone the ee Of Their 10 attend
ton that nothing 0e EWD POW ELL, Hgsat.
All ,;,,, of C,,oeories Liqnors constnay hand,
t @ be sold ucoa a. goci IL 2!cisoad adding on
the wagoaase s.Iseso
No;lz =.
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NIRGfSIA-The County Commissioners "l ass county! s'u
Of Illinois, having located the county SEM o. Ia
cornr to an Legislature Of the state oil ho approx
ed March 3D. 1887 adjoining Aourisins town Of srgnoIa
sale Of the square os Will nSe place aou me ica
r Iv errs of accomodating-My inncr lei
seeking Health Wealth. may hive an opportunity OF hhons
here The town OF Virginia not two years ou nc ponu-
10; nav h estimated ,s Fall aGut}g0 here Is no" large
Wsihos, Church 10 ssvcru Dig so"d stores Two
yerc &c &C. &C. There has not been ean nor serious
go f since the commandments IL 1877 o, virgin
clothed in grass and flowers hish Dry and rolling pure
mir and acr and cenr sky IS sonsn er' WV" tn results
-odcr,e industry and ren'iked here IN tho name
t Of The old Dominion be found on this snh-Le-
800 In addressed subscriber, Virginia, Casa county,
,i P"'' 80, wh Immediate attention The "EmZrnns
% n the West" published BY Greg end Elliott, Phisdepha
ie'' anu '' ' Conaissi0ner Of Cass County Illinois.
~ Editors Virginia wishing 10 spread and perpe'un'e the
ha ,n % ~, 49, 4-2ttslafl
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FOR THE ENC IRER.
tn LIE Deanncratic Enters Of B0tkinoham.

n
TIE OH Of july is the time when are to try and
see whether or not this Republican county Is sold to
Whigism to old Nick and the monied monster the u
S. Bank. The Wings already boasng, that the
election will come in the time of harvest and mat many
NJ nr ks will not leave their wheat fields for the
sake of your candidate The election is so divided that
any man in The county can 90 to The polls and return
in few hours Blu, what is day loss 10 the ihra!'
dom Of Whiggery' Republican fellow voters, to the
elect our favorile. D. P. Go0ch, Esq Let US learn
lesson from the Wings; they fail. Good season
may not come-crops may fal-men may be dsapPoInt.
ed in their pscuniary prospec'scbnI wings never mss
ham are not We, prepared TO have Harry Clay and the
u. s.. Bank pamed on them-and ss matter of course
thew are moi prepared to have G. W K, the warm sup
porter of a. C. and the U. s.. B. as their representa-
Once more let me say you, let every Oemocra " no
has vote in the county let that vote tell on tSg
July and the day is ours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

On Wednesday evening last accident occurred on
the railroad between this city md Baltimore winch de-
tanned the cars four FIVE hours beyond their due time
Ii was caused by the engine and cars running over COW
which crossed the track Immediately before hem or
,m,,e in this cpsc as in ell other cases this road
no bodily harm was done 10 the passengers. The con.
duc,or. so far from being in fault praised for his good
conduc, on this and other Occasions-I6.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ;
:,
Nuttoway e.. Il June 18Th, lc35. }.

NDtioway G. Z JCHt IoTH, Ic00' J
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are here
by notified that have appointed the 81 day Of August
next to carry the into effect, At which time they
are rpcured to meet M Office by 10 O'clock for that
purpose. ,- ,,-o,n o-..
limo Of l4-wAw
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Richmond, Tuesday, June 2e'.
STE 4MRnlr PELASkL

u We happy to state, that 43 more Of the untor-
,unaie sufferers by the explosion board the Pulaski
have been rescued and brought into Wilmington
Their names will be found below
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

The nomination Of James X. Pau'dng, 10 he secfe'
torv Of the Navy rice Dickerson resigned was con.
6rrned by the Senate on Wednesday,
On The same day, also was confirmed, the nomination
Of John r Livingston to be Navy Agent for the port oil
New York rice j h. Paulding-.Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

6ROCERY-h" subscriber Offers spacious build
l heretofore occupied Messrs krlo.s Pe4ke,
Mayos Bridge ample stock OF Sore Groceries which will be
sold ut pro. acceptable purchasers Family Hour Of hrauds
hes, appoved corr meal hay will constitute all otd'ioua
uck n mn onns Ludng viii be kept regular supply CT
the best lime. - p:l
Now r.c-ag erloHi7 best condition. extra Ensih
;,r,,,,io, cheese anI rnu.c.,rl rssns. COLIN McRaE
' I.'.n l4-2i"
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NJ Several Communications, Letters. &c. &c nave
been received during the Editor absence. lhey VIII
roceive due attention on his return this evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

The parties named in the foregoing Decree together
with ali other persons having claims against .ne ,h.,
Of Thomas NAV. deed, will please TO take notice lhat
b,ve sonoin,ed NoypAY 3Oth July next, at my ONCE,
a. Buckingham Court house for the purpose Of making
renor, according 10 said Decree at which time and
place. all persons having claims against said estate are
Pc ,ad a. com. forward and assert them.
ROBERT SHAW Commissioner.
June 26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
Very res,-c,iuIly,
A STRICT CONSTRUCT

STRICT CONSTITUTIONAL
u We thank esteemed Correspondent for the Ii
beraiy OF his views. We agree With him Thoroughly
IN his Views oil The clause of the Constitution To which
he refers We have uniformly commended for iis Strict
construction We hold with our Correspondent, that it
does not enlarge the powers of Congress Does he
collect in shata mastery manner Mr. Madison de- mon.
slralps this position. in Letter 10 Andrew Stevenson
Esq, hci published in The Enquirer few years
since,-Brt while admit all this, still it does a.
feet the QUESTION of a Special Drp"site EDITOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

m, The r. of r. passed Resolution on Saturday,
fsnr on the oh inst the day on which they "oua
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The report of another rising Of the disnfec,ed in Up
ner Canada, received Friday, and given in another
mari, of to DAYS paper, is not confirmed
The President of the S. transmitted very lmpor-
fan, Message 10 the H. Of on "Wednesday, the re.
cent burning Of the Sir r. Peel &c-See Congressional
head.
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.

SMIrHriELn, q of Wight,) june H. 1885
Dear SIr-For more than 20 years have been reader
OF your piper, and the greater part Of That linz have ty
my su6serpiioa contributed small degree 10 rs
support ! think, therefore, may be pardvned for call
ing your attention 10 what conceive 10 be IN rrrur in
the Editorial remarks OF the 10Th inst, the Special
Deposite system. You no doubt think | am about 10
find FAULT with you for the preference therein expressed
for system the Sub Treasury propose nothing
Sub-Treasury bill, believe you TO be honest aud sin
cere in 1our re,cs and am too much Of Democrat
give % old political friend because he chooses 10
press bis own opinions, Of consistent with the Cons
tuition uhbnugh they be adverse towhat think hight
My design merely 10 iuve your attention. most respect
fully and with due Difference 10 your quotation from 'he
9Th section Of the st article OF The Constitution ot Inc
States In the first cugnn Of remarks IN The paper
Of the f5lh you say "lbe object OF the Government s
TO lay and collect taxes duties mPosts and excuses 10
pay the debts and provide for the common defence ana
general welfare of the U. s." My objection Is 10 the
punctu1on. After the word "e1ciscs, YOU use semi
colon instead of IL comma, and submit 10 you, II ths
OF semicoloE INSTEAD Of Il colon, does mol enlarge
the powers Of Congress beyond what you and the other
strict consirGctionss, Gna!:i!tes, NC, admit 10 0e
proper:
hin. 10 yov is ennngh. refer yon TO all the early
publications OF that instrument especially to the Isl vol
u S. laws, published III 1886. II is said that John q
Adams the FIST Ia introduce the semi colon, and al
of his party have carried the political fraud Has
Congress the power In lay and collect taxes, dulles, III
posts and eScises at ter HH merely TO pay the drbts
and provide for The defence and general welfare
of the L. States? | anticipate your answer-ynu VIII
say, the Constitution. and not the cn Of Congress- IS 10
rule. Pardon me, pray you; design ~ act as po''
teal, as am Jour personal friend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

The rate Of exchange on London continues to rSe ~
New York. Douboons bought up 10 snip 10 t'a'fe
and they ray profit.
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sorrncR.r LLrERaRr MEsskN,GEE-e q lane

~
We republish with great pleasure, the t1"wing com
pimen, from the New Yorker. paper OF much disunc.
,on Of the 10th We have read with thrilling interest
the article 10 which REFERS from the pen OF Lacy OF
Virginia:
"But The Vicissudes Of Life-By a Lady, is the
gem Of the nnmber-a tale Of great length and OF extra
ordinary interest The production of lady OF Virginia
it is eonalIed By paper Of its cassn the last British
Magazines in purity vigor power 10 torch the heart 10
chasren and elevate the affections It ia sad recital
what deep faithful history Of mans life not but It's
lessons Of self command nf endurance, and OF snsnn
ing reliance on Heaven Of the modest and most ex
allied character.
"The number before completes the Fourth semi
annual Volume Of the Messenger. il contains thirty
onc orclesa but three four of them original, and
mos, of them of decided merit, We perceive with plea.
sure that the publisher enabled 10 acknowledge month
10 and very handsome accrssions In his subscription list;
and vet experience would lead 10 aprrhcud that in
,imps like thps- the experience Of such work will much
more than absorb all its income. This ought not tn br
Vrrinia herself whom the Messenger s an ornament
and an honor we'll work OF great practical worth:
mpht and shond give it generous and ample support;
the South and South should cherish 1t as their own;
while scholars lovers Of literature, men OF leisure pc
riodcal clubs and reading throughout The country
mus, find interest and profit in ito pages We hope
i,s nn,ronnce will he widely and speedily extended Iii
ipraura has suffered frarrv under the pressure Of the
last vears caarnres will trust that the ensuing will
al lea restore what has been lost wou:detneT!t or all
essential decline in public favor
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Leavcs for Stage travel between Washington city
ard jennings Gap
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nm CHANCERy -y,RoiSiA;-in Nottoway county
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, April
Tenn, 1888.
PermlIea l.. Goodwin rIainuu,
John Oliver, Lydall Bacon, Barleiot ?. Todd, Asa
Oliver Williamson Dickinson, William Ferser, Isaac
WinCree Thomas Gaiford Samuel D Burke, Richard
Diversified, John Watson, George NJ Fuqua, John Us
hume. George y. Sea, HezrkIqh r Anderson, Nathan
Ward James E P Bacon. Culhber Roach, Philip b.
White Administrator OF Matthew Anderson, dec o. ane
Francis Ferser, 'e'enuan's.
This cause came on This day be heard upon the pa
ners formerly read, and the report OF COMMISSIONED
Wor.la,n and was argued by counsel on consideration
whereof the Court doth a6Iudge order and decree lna
the sale of the estate of the ns"vent debtor Isaac WIN
Free made By Bsr.eol P. Todd deputy Of John - hoy
all late sheriff of Holloway, be set aside ana anHueoi
and il appearing that the said late slet Is not no"
resident Of this Commonwealth The Court doth TURNER
adudpe order and Decree that the sIerIH G! Nouo"af
do sell according aw. the property named In ihe
schedule Given By Isaac Winirpe 70 the county Court OF
Nolowny on the GIh day of March ls2S and al ctheE
property and interests 10 which said Isaac was al 'at
time entitled and may be discovered except his inieeot
in the prcunary balance which may be due from 'he AZ
nnslraor Of the father Of the SAID Isaac, selling sa1a
property bY the piece as far as Practicable ana report 10
this Cou., his pyocsedngs the And the Court
doth further adudge order and decree, that Corm'sson'
er Bueord shall receive euy evidence OF payments mad"
to the parties in this srit by said Wnee or on n's
account, and not allowed by Commissioner Workman,
and report his proceedings this Court, With any mat!
tsrs specially stated d-ened pertinent o. himself, or
which may be required BY ellh" OF the parties 10 &c %
stated A Copy-Te.te,
G. W. FITZGERALD, DC.
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Al AR RIAGi.S

Married in Brandon Mss the I1ln OF Way 1885 by the Rev.
Donan NoBgxI mA1Ey, PCwha4a county, Va,
10 Miss ,RRiEr " SHELTON, lat OF Pitts! l'aGia county! Va
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mngs has arrived here, and waiting the arrival Of the
troops; and signifies his readiness 10 aid the civil officers
In their efforts TO arrest these at all hazards
ANOTHER SEIZURE -Capt. Humans, in command al
Lewiston, has made another valuable seizure OF Patriot
Ninety stand, with bayones, found secrerd
at Dckinsnns tavern, SIX miles from Lewiston, the
Lockpor Road. They were principally English Tower
muskels and u. s. manufacture.
This interchangeable officer is preventing much mis-
chief-Bufaio Com .4dr June 18th
E1tTact Of Il letter, daifd
CoRswALl, u c., i,h June.
very bad feeling exists both sides all along The
frontier; and am very sorry to say that il is growing
worse every day. Sir John Coborne passed this place
to day on his way TO Quebec On his arrival there, he
will Immediately despatch two three more regiments
to this Province He has made arrangements to place
the whole frontier in this quarter in strong state OF mi
litary defence. Lord Durham is expected here We'd
nesday next. He intends making tour Of the Upper
Province, and it is currently reported that he intends
moving the scat Of Government from Toronto 10 Kings
ton. This is said to have been recommended by Sir
George Arthur.
In the Commercial Advertiser may be depended upon -
We exllac, the following from that paper of last even
ing ~ T. Sun, June %.
We have private information from source wnrthy oil
all credit, which varies very considerably from that CIV
Us by the Canadian newspapers Having received II
at late hour are obliged to give ii very briefly.
Sir John C"lbnrne has pu, stop to the recruiting Tor
the colored regiment in the upper province, and COM
nded that iment 10 be removed from the frontier
He has also given orders for dsbandng the militia there
being too many Of them, whose object TO keep up the
excitement in order that they may be continued on pay
Sir John speaks in the highest terms of the American
army officers who have been stationed the frontier,
and his dispatches to his Government, has passed high
encomiums on Gov. Marcy. He is aware Of the mis-
directed zeal excited by Sir Francis Heads rash inca.
sures, and has taken measures to curb It.
He declares that the most accurate and valuable IN
formation he has received has been and IS, from Anne
rIcan citizens on The frontier
Mr.. Bouchee, one Of the prisoners at Montreal, is
understood TO have given information agans. Mr fapi'
neau, in hope of saving his life. The information
is said be Of serious nature but there are many who
do not believe Mr.. b 'srevelalons.
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cuorum: and made that motion with view
AVE call of The House
>b,ir said il was a courtesy usually extended 10
S,. addressing the committee to wait for members
t,"'E nnler c expressed his willingness to go on, ana
NEEDED with and concluded his remarks IN favor
U" rs,nedv then took the floor, and went on tor
w. ,,c in opposition to the bill, when he gave way
CIV ,,,n that The committee rise. which was carried
,,ee then. on motion Of MIR. Thomas. took up
EI to provide for the better security OF The hves
be s IN vessels, propelled in whole or IN part
- Steam Imam, ,r,,ossd in committee of the whole
ne sue others proposed in the House, were severay
si'n ' .3 and acted upon, many were adopted and
rced, ard before any final action on the bill,
s,s's Ir.vions question was demanded, but before
INNING whether there was a second
& TIN the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

EbOCT. f. SMITH has rcmo"ei h Office
the store OF Nests Knapp rreston where lac be found
ren.raily lIi-t;i luno 26
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RESUMPTION The Presidents Of The Banks of New
Orleans held n meeting the 10th instant They re
solved .tha, in the opinion of the board Of Presidents
Of the Banks Of New Orleans, the first Monday in ia
nuary next should he fixed the time OF general
rssnmntion By said Banks provided the u S. Bank Of
Pennsylvania throug its agency in this city will furnish
pe neral currency until the establishment" of National
Bank nr until such other remedial measnrrsb be adopted
~ sustained BY the Government in relation to the cur
rencv "a will ensure the country and the banks against
the deplorablc consequences Of second suspension OF
soocie navmpn,s by the Government and The banks.
"Be il further Resoired, Thata committee o three be
appointed correspond with the Presdrnto OF Inc BANK
IS ,ha n 6 of PENNSYLVANIA on this subject said com
mi,iee to report this board The result as soon as
IRE further Resolced That these resolutions be sub
mit,ed TO the direction of all the banks OF this city or
their consideration and concurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

BNXECUTORS SALE.-On the 2id day OF next
~ month (July } al IL O'Clock, will be sold at Lynch
Coffee house for cash. the highest bidder one hun.
bred and seventy shares Of the stock Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, forty shnTes OF the stock OF me
Bank of Virginia, and thirty shares o: he stock OF the
Chesterfield Rail road RICHARD ANDERSON,
For S SEBLETr, H. ~ y.
w NOTHING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

sUNAWAY.Lrtn plantation, ID Amherst count, virginia,
Junv 2ih negro MANI Eli a'or ~ years OF 'g-,
soni, Vn: eoi nirr inches hsh osh nu'
shoulder; down Conntenunee very
polite whcn rcco"crd t"cn Tor several years
running Jane, River waterman. h"cve be his ooaeo nee
papers, beea persuaded ~ rascal or orf ane
VIII M doubt attempt state. VIII give MY "o
' Tor his delivery Il taken w;u the - ie nnd one Nun
drcL dollars ii oui of III. state JSO. +. TURNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

WILLIAMS iSHALL ihG,r
NEKcH.SI to .!ncrs nefs and county merchants, for
the sale OF wheat corn, hour. &c.
Juno 81 lf-2n