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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

yyARRENToN srEINGs,-Ths watering place, cOnfs'sed,y
the mos, hsy improved in ns u%rS m ma" hc c
OF sl7OOOo and is Gin the full tide Of successful
n Recommendations for six hundred persons The grounds
asteiuy laid and adorned with trees and shuety
shady walks refreshed jets Of pure water lSs''urt%d tne
Piedmont OF Virginia. twenty miles East OF the Blue
Ride, and within day journey from iichn1nd ana
and winchcter afford ready means OF access ;., J.,
sdcsed Of the virtues OF the wa'e and the
the place. by the voluntary testimony honG by M
the country the Springs the summer OF l>3'.
committee OF Gen. Walter Jones Of Washington City,
ton mnG' S"n RI" Mr. "nma oa OF Sork and
Air. John Baker Judge oil FauQuer county, report
which unanimously approved OF by the meeting the
evidence Of the ncica qualities by s,utin. that
ptu. ma have public notice and
general use simple strength Its intrinsic ,tue and
add personal experience equally with observation
of its general those who have used the either
remedy diseased condition OF the body or as eoC3oa"t
general health enable US 10 affirm without hesitation, what" in
deed matter OF notoey 10 need either proof OF a
and invsorang properties o. The walters usually den"
Sulphur Springs We deem It unnecessary to cite
c effect, obstinate Of Dyspepsia and functional
Heterogeneous the liver To this he added and
on nnWSaS Acknowledged to be among Tie hsaI,hc in the
State; and ii, particular locality no less healthy han the hes.
parts region affords decided advantage the
hihi,au.s districts liable disease from Maan
and mid genial climate, throughout the part
and beginning autumn, when return 10 scsi dis
tho by lamps
yauatC makes the establish
md the table Will be supplied
every thing and highly cultivated country Afford
ccnrhcd cooks and We" trained
Til, cellar with the choicest wines urh liquors,
chse under Of Of th" directors the
best established houses in Alexandria and baltimore.
and the d&Gc" Inund bat spacious
rrscunug With the s'iui sirn Of band OF acc"n
sbcdy their
Bowls invite the ronshcr 10 more athletic cNcr
cis"s.
The and ofthe turf Informed that pack Of
w" trained hounds a: their service and mat h, may be no
in viii h. Il, for the chase and fine cuurs"is
m on, on ci.hhon: Has of he Eappahahnok where train
in, Stables opened y Inc FIST If August and the month Of
will cuvrncd hy contests oil speed, excited by
and sweepstakes In word, nothing which and labor
nrocuc want, make the Hdrrrnton Springs attractive
70 o,i ~ no are in pursuit OF health or pleasure.
lad VIA, have we to pay all these things? Why
nothing You the whole from FIRST OF July to
first Of October for or mon,hs for SEQ month for
ono week day Fo 81 So have single
fv under twelve Of md
hall price. Horses at fifty cents a day. TIE COMPANY.
LII 23-2awl,S
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James Rirtr Land in ,jib,u1rl.

EiS FARM called Naloni, continuing 6:5 Of which
about i2 low grounds aCcodiu: survey above
adjoining the Furnishing village OF Scoya the north side q"
the river with eastern aspect OF BY The James
River Canal
The ccnred land 400 in highly improved and i'm
proving condition. unt the clover aud pai'e which IL
exhibits remarkable adaptation, together with manure of which
good supply obtained from exchange for wheat
The oil wheat, and hay this afford the best
proof its prOducvencss The village affords ready market for
oil descriptions provcnder, -nncin rnnniow
very profit able article this
The Dmcstoad comfortable, farm houses generally
good condition. For hcnhine beauty this place
has but @ rivals N offered private sale, and prons DDS
posed look invited call II previously sold,
will he Offered, public auction, cUisvic, the lh Sop
,cmbr the weather being sushlcohcrwi,c the fist suit bc
day thcrcacr Athe fcw Town Lots vii DC offered
The of sale will he made accommodating
July % [23-F dsl Z. II. HARRISON.
EILEETWOOD ACADEMY, fIHg & Queen c"uH'y-l'hc
the School will tho
I.t September and the 18th December.
Address CIEks;Vu, hing X Queen.
OLIVER WHITE.
Au,I
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Belle Mead for Sale.

S v.y valuable estate again offered for sale, and il not dis
nod before the 18th day ofSepcmLer next, VIII 90
law be M at rowhaan Court house, {" the hShes; bidder
contains about 800 al winch ~ first rate
- Cvrr Ioy grounds the wood and abundant and OF
1u1y The sale of this property presents an opp"Tiu
which rarely (hnd upon the compile
IN. J,mcs Rivcr progress "i siI
rarely occur OF obtaining valuable rive" iafm within
Ianre Richmond Al persons disposed TO avail Them
az This opportuni,y Invited 10 the premises, ana
,., to the subscriber for terms. .
sh also TO sell privately other tracts Of Land su1'G IN
,rr,y or A,u.,one oa the other the AppOmsox
2ve The one the is known by the name OF p"oc
r7aias 400 eaGi 500 OF which IS wood nu oil
Inv for tobncco tho other is Obso, the residence oil tue
nd,ph Amelia: contains 300 acres, aud Is cmatka
cd and healthy sitnaton commanding beautiful view OF
purchase either Of these tracts
%. ,sou.s,eI 10 view ;hem. and apply to me.
nsc Mend be sold privately before the DAY appointed
p. me public sale, due notice will be s!veu ,,,o,n
III u y,,gb
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Attorney in fact for Thos. Boiling Tab.

rprF'S SALEW,l be sold public auction, on Friday
the 2ih d,y Of August next fair not the next lar uhy'
front OF Allen Dcnton's TaHern
u end of lanovs; county, seven hundred acres OF ani
n and beta. tho said county, and adjoining the lands Q" Alien
~, Nv Nnshy and Others. This land surrendered BY
. n.rvoo! N a srhcduls the suit Of J. 7. Taylor and
,s,s Of The most valuable ana dcs''aoe tracts o' An
% n, oS the coun,v and we'll adapted To the growth OF
ON sat- and has ars" portion OF meade" rd on
"a considered very valuable ior the buildings ATE
-n for family, and eau be made very comfortable at
. .lI cost .,, .,,-,
~ u tho same time and place, will he sn the said nde'
,sre. 5000 unlrcd o. Kentucky land, beng
,,yrh lands. Persons wishing to purchase the
are invited 10 view sail lands before the day
,r.,s. IRA L. BOWLES, D. S.fcr
Charles p. Gooiaa, Sheriff Of Hangrer county
n Tho,e who wrsh purchase the Hanover isnd
.L will be sold, the persons for whose benei,
Itai IS Hcld "a trust, will give release deeds.
IRA /. BOWLES, d. s. fer
CaG-!es p. G0odgu, Sier-F Of RGacrrr eoua'y
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LnuiSn Bail ROGd.

,a,O add 10 the comfort passengers the hour Of leaving Rich
T. rrd for lousa will be in the mu:nn. instead OF
b,n,s, four Bv this passengers for Charlottesville leave
later hour in HE morning and there earlier IN the even
~ ,Iar v any other line BESIDES being daily ac TO Ctsr
i,,vc and S,aunon is ti-weeky 10 lynchhug fascn
~ leaving Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays aud Sundays arrive
n, I.vnchburs the next errnin:
The hour from cckshnl one in the day. enabling pas
sensers leaving Chaotcsye in the morning get to richmond
,sc rycnnsnt earlier hour than by other line
Between Fredericksburg and Charlottesville the
Passengers leave Fredericksburg
sva,v AZ and Charlottesville the evening Leaving
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, they arrive
at Lynchburs The next evening. . ,
from Charlottesville they reach Frederick sbus the same cay
sunday Sunday there is freight tram from the juno
re brr"ka"t
y II route by The Louisa road superior orc
- h.nr sc miles railroad, they relieved in great &C.
oa n, fatigue white their progress rapid After leaving Char
esyc there route in one dlrec TO The FiRGiSA
and (nyaudoc another Pa,ouhurs and Tennessee
e. from Richmond to Charlottesville So 10, Richmond TO
y,chbnr $40 co. Fare from Fredericksburg TO Charlottesville
81 w. w. 20 e"'o l9-tlS
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TO 7R3FELLERS.

u,uE D,iv Lima Of Mail Coaches ior Charlottesville Sun
ton Wnn iloi, White sulphur Red sulphur Sulphur,
R, Sulphur mud sweet Srinss and several ohcr
and to Guyan dOr Travellers wish
% n secure either Of the above places. will e particular
in calling the old Stage Orc !" the Eagle Hotel "h"" they VIII
- G,rshcd with tickets which will their when they
,ve Az stanton Those taking in the Oh Lire c Nail
rbc, sho thrown where. This viii be found
he the and best route TO the above places
" w. BY THE PROPRIETORS.
Subscribers inform the Public that the above
;nrcd Old Mail Line | in successful op"rati"n that the fare
on that part which extends from Richmond to
"a nearly eighty miles is reduced to - Doorsi
that thew made 10 accomplish the entire tp be-
tween places in day only" but that Tds may b" en-
cd Of HEN 10 travel pretty much option Of their
pants =, ,nt
E,sls Hotel, Richmond Va, March 2Ith, le3S lo5-'i
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RICHMOND, 1st Aug 1S3S 2c-l2t


WnLEASURE EXCURSION. from UaitertOn. on
a The !Hqttaponi Rirer TO Baltimore The Steamer
THOMAS JEFFERSON will leave Walkcrton on
Tuesday morning, the eleventh of September, at eight
n clock for Baltimore, touching at all the different
lsndinr places The River TO receive passengers ::
also, stopping at York and Gloucester Point and
along the York River, Qor those who come off in
their own boals) and arrive early on Wednesday morn
ing in Baltimore Scarcely has an oPp"riunily ever oil.
tered the Of business or pleasure for such pleas
ing trip to The Monumental City, az now presents itself
10 the residents Of King William, King IL Queen: and
the counties adjoining. Baltimore is now in such
houri.hing state that will afford ample amusement to
the granger in viewing Monuments Railroads, Manu-
factories &c &c which the above City IS noted for
and Justly deserves praise for its enterprzlng citizens
The Jefferson will remain in Baltimore until Friday
night a, o'clock, giving plenty of time 10 Merchants
To select such articles they want lar their Fall
trade and to others to enjoy all the fine scenery Of Bal
more and arrive on Saturday evening bei"e dark Of
WakCrton.
An excellent Band and other Music will be provided
and every thing done BY the Captain TO make the Trip
agreeable -,
Passage and Fare $40; Children under ~ years and
Servants. half price. JAS. HENDERSON,
Auu Ia T25-tjl .Hasier.
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UNAWAYS -Absconded from the Chesterfield
Ia and James River Railroad about the lst inst, two
negro men, PHIL and ROBIN, the property of Thos.
NJ Cobbs near Chinquepin Church and Amelia Court
house. We will pay ten dollars reward for each Of them
if delivered on the work to George Armstrong, near
Black Heath coalps, five dollars each if secured in
Amelia Jail, so get them again.
RANDOLPH 81 McCREDlE.
2S--1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

~ LIVERPOOL SALT,
4 A Coffee, Rio, Lagura, &c,
Shot, assorted,
Nails, ditto
Paper, all descriptions,
Sugars St Croix and 7. Rico,
Go. Loaf in hhds and barrels,
Domestic spirits Of all descriptions,
Teas, Imperial and Y. Hyson,
Lamp OIL,
Tanners do,
"Lubec" ground Plaster,
Blasting aud Sporting rowdeI,
w. India Rum,
Old Cognac Brandy,
Fruits aud Wines,
For sale at wholesale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
Aup II 2S-3t
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SERVANT WANTED Liberal hire will BE- paid Tor EMiiE
good character, either by the onh or Tor
the remainder oil the cai Apply the Tobacco Factory d.
W. MouRE. i5.-tsl Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

VA lLLiAMS HANAll tender their CoMMssICs
MERCHANTS farmers, milets, and country merchants, Tor
the sale Of wheat corn, flour,
June li-2m
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~ EAn THIS, If YOU PLEASE.-nr MrRwIN, sometimes

BsEAn THIS IF YOU PLEASE.-nr. MERwiN, sometimes
NJ called Indian, Germm or Natural ee,2 now about e
mornt,ns and other collecting vegetables for his practice
and may be expected Richmond the first OF October next M
the purpose curing Diseases which often battle The ski
I, rhcuina Citcn
by his onimcnts Plies always cufcu p
pcpsia Dropsy Diabetes Asthma, Phhs'c, Sctois anu
and often radically curednh
other diseases ad attended to- called upon "
the result Of h experience IN various sections
America, far he deems them usenl ava
necessary The afflicted will lind him by niuns Al me pT1c
house. and socee. near the Market by notice which 81" be
cYen in this paper a. we
july ~ -'-tIo
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SiEiSuN WATKINS. Attorney Lar, will attend the Courts
OF GoochIlnd and Fuvunna.
June @
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Notice TO Contractors.

6aMEs RIVER AND KANAWHA IMPROVEMENT pub
lie Letting will in the Of Lynchburg on the sth
September all The work not now under contract on the line
of the between place ard The city OF Richmond
This work of 80 locks - cuvcrs aquedur low
path bridges of which across James river a'oui w
farm and road bridges 80 30 sections besides several
heavy sections I.ynchburs and TIC Blue Ridge
generally he OF dry Masonry sheatcd WIN ank
The situation q will be pointed out to Contractors by
the Assistant Engineers lne and the general plans and sPc
ccatons will be exhibited Office Of the subscriber in The
city OF Richmond 9Th Of September, and in Lynchbus ut
the time of the Letting
The Valley o James river is remarkably healthy
10y CHARLES ELLEr, JR.,
Chef Engineer Of James River and fa"arha Company
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FEIHE COMMISSIONERS IF .torjt;ted and d,tin.
IA 9"snt Limits appointed pursuant 30 the act oil 3O;h
March, o37 and whose duties are more particularly de-
fined by the OF 18th March, less hereby Informed
that the LISTS directed by the 9Th section Of the last
mentioned act 10 be prepared by the Auditor, will BE-
pletcd and transmitted 10 them early practicable -
10 much accuracy possible more lime will
be necessary for their completion than at first anti
cpaied bu, ii is probable that The whole will be finished
in The course Of the Fall.
JAS + HEATH, .3ud. Pun .qccts.
Auditors Office, Aug To- 2--3t
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EeARTNERSNIP- The Undersigned members of
Il the lu,e concern OF BISroRn, Brooks, GAY IL Co.,
have this day entered into partnership under the firm of
GAY & BENTLEY, for thu purpose of conducting a
Whoiesaie and Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
Business in this city.
They have taken tie house nearly opposite the old
stand formerly upict by Messrs Hubbard Il Gardner,
which is now undergoing thorough alterations and re-
pairs for that purpose Their stock Of EsTInELr New
Gcops will be opened by the 18Th September
The Agency Of the .Nanehtsfsr CottOn and Hao' Ha
nyfacturing Company continues with L. Is. BESrLEi,
and will b. conducted in his
In both these branches Of trade, We bope to retain
portion of the custom enjoyed in late business,
and respectfully solicit call from old friends and
the public generally.
CHARLES s. GAY,
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b lSSOLUTION.-The Partnership heretofore ex-
H - irtnc h.""on tho erhsrrihrrs nnier the firm nj
BiNfORD, BROOKS, GAY 81 co. dissolved
BY mutual Except far is necessary to close
the busincss) on the lst instant Each OF the partners
authorized 10 settle and collect balances due IN The
concern but ms duty is devoivcd chiefly t. b. Bent
lev who will for time give his exclusive attention
1t is earnestly hoped that those indebted to Va will
forward and close their accounts during IN" pre-
sent month as other cmploym"n's VIII clam our allen
ton after that time JAMES }. BINFORD,
JAMES G.. BROOKS,
CHARLES S. GAY,
EFFORD B. BENTLEY.
R,cuuosp isl kuuust I-3S 2S-l2t
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Chief Engineer Of the James Rver and Ka"auha Company
H. ~
u7ALUABIE RIVER LAND FOR sALE-AgeesbIy to III.

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE-Astessby to the
last Henry E. Coleman, deed, We shall
sell. on the highest bidder, ut public auct"r on
Thursday August newt credit one two and
three years. purchaser giving approved security ana
we.known and valuable estate called INC OK inaon;
Iy,o in the county Halifax Immediately IN The io'k c Dan and
S,n,op This always becn esteemed and IN truth Is,
among the finest valuable estates IN The upper country
80 the the accommodation Of an over
seer and eighty ninety t"gcthct VII" hes granny
,nd tobacco houses is in fine condition and fapd state o. I'M
cnt woII adap,cd 10 the growth Of tobacco" wheat,
~ mad clover shall sell this estate IN Two separate act
(suvcys of which will he at tho saie; that caen he o WI
of twelve hundred acres, nearly three huhdeG
which arc lying both rivers; Tue o'ner s
above Struncn, VIII contain nca'y i've
acres and twentyhrce OF Mhen arc e
bottoms. This 6vo miles from the Buffalo yen
miles above the town Carksv and within Two mics OF "o
large manufacturing mills, which at once gives Inc
market home for whatever he may think proper 10 "
ANY wishing lands will please apply 70 m
Samuel the rann,ion either OF the suhctpe
who will take great pleasure in going with or giving htm any W
formation wanted JOHN CoLEmaN.
THOMAS G. COLEMAN,
Executors Of Henry E. Coleman, Decd
July 10 s-"et
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&, SsAu'sAs KaEChiE.
---,> or TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

TEENS OK TIE RiCH.hoND ENQUIRER.
f>,r,Krs IS pubiishtd three times ,oeek da.
- s,<<s,ot u. STATE LsgiStature,an& t,etee cesk
"a, ..s re$t q nc e! g,4r S,,pscr,pT,oy
W.. r.- 4@ssa, aad Thee Dollars for six mon.hs,
= ~ ~ ,s =, tie OF the Editor; the postage Of all
'i2 "'> ne Hr.as.Thc postage .: sing ic'ter,s
rl.sl, business "h'en operates as YAK up'"
-: sIl,of.} nina ,,nsr,, annually shall have the
.s..l s'a:'s.
TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
f s,tcr1 iacs less, inst insertion, 10 cents; Tor
" J,.,al.e must be accompanied with The advance
.,i.Si,.oir references, 10 insarc execution -.
b,s isr,i,in: to 800 per annum, dis
80. Wills made OF 81 per cent ana 70 sU .. ~
-.-----------.=----S----'=
ornory LAMBS FOR SALT offer for sale on aecommo
. n- terms my land IN the county {" lordonn Virginia. COZ"
sSoI, seven bundled The land distant from Lees
AZ ,1g, one mill aud hal& TIE Lceshufs Turnpike h"a 10
- n:lc; OF ColGmbS passes tEop:h H.: maS ~
.-' ,,yJe. the land INTO teacnens. The house IN
y flnily resided is. though small convenient one, sum
a. "a, ,"yej by the use OF clover and plaster. There ia
Mea oS from which upwards OF fifty tons oil nay may
made liiSsituatndin the ncshborhood OF several MA
-, =. aud i. about thco miles from the Chesapeake
ohio Gaaa The buildings are good Among them Is an
corn house Those who disposed to purchase, Will
,,n!c :hc land for themselves further description Is
] unnecessary Any communication may be addressed to
.jsi i'a' a.! D;S'''' sswlai EpM. LEE.
SAVING IT e arrangements settle in the county OF Abe
Il , for sale tract Of Lad nsa, The Green springs
.r,,,.y Of Louisa cIed PROSPECT HILL. II contains
he. on Camp creek, within mile Of the Green Springs,
r,n, the l,0d. OF noc, James NJ Morris, and William Nag
ell >apr.cd With WOO and water, and with every mn
% oo,e.Say for farming operations and ic the comfort OF
%. m'v. Possession Of the dwelling house sardrn &C. ana
,ion OF the land now covered with clover,) could be
eii.,cv und cnrrc possession soon as the growing
.-.l Bot .taa portion OF the purchase money will be
baal ald for the greater part long credit would be
~ E.rv facility afforded Purchaser in sowing crop OF
sud ih- corn hay &c. promtns TO he uound
49, 20 uhc, TO able terns # application be
-., .sEJre the Isl day OF October next $3.50 .
,... I,p ~ IS?9 23-St
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SSHEAr.Wc wish purchase few carso,s of Wheat on
tide water, ,ariy delivery.
July IlG-ifl WILLIAMS & UANALT.
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TERMS Of ADVERTISING.

f i,te,1 acs, ies H'st insertion, 20 ceh's' LOT
49,, .,t',.,u,ate. 80 coats ;,. ,L .,,.
~ Fan J,,;lu-c must be accompanied vain the ADVANCE
'l.. ,;.%',.o;r references, 10 ;nsarc execution .
whose 7ivcrti.in: to Sioo per annun' us
h. y, !e Of - per ccn: md TO so, OF ~ per cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

Ran away the subscriber in April last, man. a.
He nearly hish Complexion, black short napPy HAIR;
little spoken by strangers; the fore finger upon
the lett nearly % occasIoncd by cut on the JOINT hh
fearful jim has obtained tee and Will attempt TO pass
will reward of SIS Jm It taken IN the STATE
and delivered secured SO that get him again; or So
out tho and secured or delivered us Above
I,lu fo3-Gl IOHN ]. EOWlkES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

AYS FOR SaLE-In obedience to Decree OF the Circuit
of Law and Chancc'y for Augusta county pro
'n adjourned tcn tho 9th day OF February 1888
. aus, i3-rrln .penin; between
:l.s Moly, Trustee OF Samuel and Robert Puiviancc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

M r. WILLIAM l. FuRGUS0NAs you are not an inhahant
OF this State you will AXE notice. that sho on the S Au-
gust, William England aud others, TO
evidence depending in the Circuit Superior
of Law and Chnnc the county OF tunbernd IN the
Chanccry aide the said which attend nj
the county, Virginia, when the said de-
viii be the hours OF III A. NJ auh T. NJ
JuIy 81 TyI-e,tl EDMUND ENGLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

.Ksssrs .7adre,c HoitshOnser and Harrtp m"y,r c
SereHhcr 'oSS, az 'n' VI
fee Of Richmond Engnircr the Of Richmond, Virginia,
shall take the deposition of Thomas Rtche to he read IN e
dcne on the trial Of depending III ho
Circuit SUPERIOR Law and Chancery for the county OF Bed
ford John DE ssee Of 3a9re" Hoh"Hsr J'r inc 0e"e
nj Of Harrep CiGytorJ plaintiff and an dJ,ndent ,, ~
ir,T IoG-tt1 ZACHARIAH WHEAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

y f>,rlRrx IS pubiishtd three times ,ccek da.
80 of "a. State Legislature, and t,ctce geek
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-22

nd noon Q division, 10 the in
~ Harrison and the chagrin oil inc
~ ns 49,, runbersd 80 and the latter four.
&G6es -. ....s;.,ed of IN old gentleman and MS
s,a.r, under the Federal Government Nem
-, NJ old blse light Connecticut. Ihus 60
- ,oIe eontesi 50 far as they are concerned,
- - The Office holders occasionally bius-
Lbes .hov OF strength, by representing their gain
kip ,.spec,able and enthusiastic, but the
- "A - followers are not with them. lHfy cast
N y the floating banner OF 'hs peopie-Hy a's,ig
Efg...;,v 10 leave the falling house. Never did
~ ..sd.r more gnaor auspices than tina, which
kGfs6 W a.g of aHARRISON, GRANGER and
alcY"
..osaiiou and we will close this article.
Moping-This Democratic county has
.,ooin,ed upwards Of two hundred Oh her COM
- srlance The right spirit is awakensd, and the
I.~ are not backward in independently adyor ai,ng
CDE .ff,eu. Harrison, instead of lDESiGNlND
kb0clTE. Martin Fan BUREN, who universally
-r Measure bsnehtting the state Of Ohio, or the
-sr In this declaration, wc are sustained by
49, Men NAV, but IL cannot lie. Oar prospects
So Success is certain III Onio, II we are only Vig-
Ia - Martin Van Bursn was designnig denagog'",
- all that is pure and holy in democracy pa
~. mind never gave birth TO a selfish thought-whose
a =, been devoted Che service of his country and
ia, "a :he western States. Is there no, something
Y.--asmain in this change Of opinion.
4 ...ratylass with hearty good will any individual
80 seen the Of his way,ndependcniy renoun-
er course and pursues that dictated by an inves-
.;,d In fact, we admire an honest politician
4. A.,oay 70 whatever party he may; but the selfish
u. ill sell his freedom for s'mess of poitage'
4, !. ,oe,bed and despissd by the whole community
. 100 character dangerous--no man so much TO b'
81 = hs who will sacrifice his mind TO the dctaiior
- and for the sake Of goI, lend his talents 10 ad
80 interests of 'sdesigning den,agogue"