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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

EVERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursu.
V ant 10 the last will and testament Of Maj. Robert
Park decd we oifr at private sale, the lands belong
nr to his estate situated near Oxford Granville County,
North Carolina.
The upper tract lies on both sides Of Fishing Creek,
within two miles OF that oursrg village, and esii
mailed 10 contain 900 acres 200 Of which creek
bottom, very productive in grain and susceptible OF
great Improvement, at moderate expense. The upland
is soft easily cultivated and proeucre and such OF 1t
as is not fresh having for the most part grown up IN
pine is rapidly recovering its former fertility There
are SEQ acres in original timber, we'll sned TO hnh fen.
cling and building purposes and situated as TO be con-
venent to all parts Of the plantation. The improve.
nens consist of comfortable dwelling house, with six
rooms-a large cotton gina gronary, with stables al,
tached-a smoke hnuse-cnrn crib-obacco barns, and
some cabins 1t is believed that excellent ovrrshnl
mill nigh, be built this tract, commanding The best
water power in the neiglborhond.
The lower tract is situated four mills from Oxford,
and contains by very old surveys, 040 acres. This is
generally believed 10 he Of the best estates Of lis
tent in this section Of country About loO ncres are
creek bottom, of superior quality and from 4o0 TO 5Uo
acres of tobacco land yet 10 clear. Timber ~ very
abundant and OF trling cost The saw mill, which ia
on good Site might be put in operation, and rendered
profitable There settlements this land. with
dwelling and cut houses at each-sone good tobacco
barns, &c.
Tho terms will be made accommodating, and in
wife proposas from such persons disposed TO make
in Investments in valuable renl estate.
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools and good So
c;ev and these lands present those Of soil, fine water,
and nure air-Wren communications will be address.
ed 10 us at Warrenton, North Carolina
WELDON N EDWARDS.
GEO D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors Of Rotert PARK. decd.
I'm % 7S-lGl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

RichRtond and Petersburg Rutt.Toaa company.
meeting Of President und Drecto Oh o i'tn InSti
N the following further un,s were required from the
10 be paid BIS them n,o the Of Virginia or its Brunch ut fe
,crr to the credit of the Company viz On each share 3d. 10
hc nal IN IN. l Oruc LIST Dcccnbc LIST Junuu-
rs, LIST February, aud $40 on the LIST March next
ny Il is indispensable. that the rrluiohs snou'a We mt WIN
s,uckhocyS Tho claims AGAINST he coPa"
' " " ''' WM. +. SIi EPPARD, 7rsaSurtr
a.. 3a-2awtlstM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

NUllCE-A petition will be presented the next Legislature
Virginia. authorize the Stockholders or The President ana
Managers the Dismal Swamp Land Company change The time
| aud place Of tho Annua! Meeting Of said company.
Dec q 67-"Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

The PETERSBU RG LN7ELLfGENcERO Office far Sale
YgVHE Establishment, printing materials NC, Of the
b. Petersburg Intelgencer will be offered for sale,
10 the highest bidder The Office, the 30l instant
1t was The oldest. and is the only paper published
in Petersburg. and lis condition and prospects are pros.
porous and fonrshng. Persons disposed to purchase
are invited examine the books and every thing appeI.
tairinr 10 the establishments liberal credit will lie
allowed and further particulars be made known al the
sale. By order Of the Curator
]. D. TONNES, .7ncfi"acer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

nUy W PrnTENERnUSiI, attorney a, Ldc now resides
md has op.mcI Law ucc, in Lexington ocESIdse county,
c will practise IN Gcui, un! County Courts OF oGt"u nu
RockSrisc, and will attend INC ''"'''J 10 W." " " ''
Cour o both counties. .,, r., Lr H.,
All confe TO h:s hands viii be promptly ana 'uS
attended to. 20 e,wu
NnyaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
|lN'1 ;'E!|!Nl
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
Opposite the BdIl6S

Opposite the Banks.
,s,IE Subscriber constantly receiving from The
Co., New York. elegant and PLAIN
Piano Foes possessing the latest and ha
~ och and peculiar to their Manufacture.
Constantly on hand large assortment OF
Fiues, FIageolrs, Clarioncts
yiolins, EiO!orcciios,
Accordioas, Musical Boxes,
Horns, Bu-.cs, and T:rnPcts,
Flies. uud Drums, ..;.x .,.r,v
Gataf Von Harp and Piano Forte StiinS OF superior qs'
Piano Forte Stools and Covers ,.,
Al, ,,. Of Music Tor various Instruments oE inc oeS'
co,aposers, and the newest songs ..--,..o
- ' 90, tSj-wlyl r. ii. TAYLOR
AND FOR sALE.--W he sold, MoSpAr the 5h day OF
rulry fair, otherwise the ne1t ta;r day. AZ inc e
Tern in The civ Richmond IL O'CLOCK Ir CT q" Ian" ne
tho estate John Sarke dec IN the county OF
roo lining 80 acres BIZ late survey This tract OF lano
, Tho CITY Of RichmonJ the rold leading from Zoo
av. to 9mcs from the atI ana hye rom
IN. io,mer within 3mcs OF the Richmond ana
R,ipaI-On third Of the tsac wood and, anu ho m
and the Railroad ,;,,. p,-o n.
below rooms ana pas
ABOVE aad outhousos; good well Of water IN the
ami fine apre orchard Schools mills doctors and puStoe,
al The claity Of tbs land ID a. Sool as any ~
~ tho canary ana the healthy any this side the
n.. ,s;,h ,o,,,n, JOS. STARkE,
!''' ,,b RI. yu nrnr, cd of John Scrkc, decd
D,c27 "f-Zhwtu.
RsUIIIC SALE OF NE':ROESWii ne sol", TO me "s"s''
bidder 70, h At Rockingham Court nuac, Monday, the
oh of February being day. the following slaves aol-
ted me F. decd late decision OF the dow
or Of Mrs Mildred Rose, Arthur Bob julia aGne Char-
credit sixty ninety days by giving notes with Vie interest
included negotiable Bank, with aro"ed cndoLsers hesc
slaves very valuable and deserve the Of any cs Oh
un,cb,srr, PRESLEY THORNTON,
P''e""' JAMES FONTAINE,
.g-st
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J . y ~' %
EszCxEsM0.7.Rs,
- -
Rici.aond and PetersLarg Railroad Company.
Of hr President uG Dircclo tho l9 instant,
the following further Gums were ,eqnta 'o ' Wv 10
10 be paid By them lno the l'ank oi virginia ~ m hn N
.ersburs, to the credit Of the CoHiay VIZ nh It i
he paid the LIST October Isl November, iS' " uuu
~" Il is uIsm"s!ohs a, the rquons should he me, with
ruc,usy by tie s,"ckhoIS Tho claims asaos' 'e '"p'
are Of sue" character u" not Vs. !" " +. sEprARo 7es4r
Tirrinin Military Darrants,
EzyAvrED far gentleman residing IN Ohio, Ten Thousand
W Acres h o. ' viesin M.a issued lo services in
Tho @ Lane for "Ns" join E':s H Mo- ss
7ON w RE0CNENpRouSii, attorney at LaT, now resides
aud has opened Law ps 10 S n9
and will Mo"hy as well as the Quarterly
"ess eoas to HE will be promptly and faithfully
attended 20 o,.,,
Nov Is o'-nM-
held in the cy of RICHMOND Superior Court of Spottsyra
aa and Quarterly und Superior Courts Of caroline. p.
Ills office ia,ey the store oil MesSrs Naap res
ton & Co.. au Street, cmund being the same ionety ocu-
pie4 by Mr. Ra'eha>. s5-,f
No, - go. S,-..oJ 1-r ,nv ,I,n;,on IN
the u,r nrr OF Chesterfield county, the 18th u December
last ar> bay M with 0IsS a anS o white ON bo Of her
feet, wh war, on h"' s' n9' qua 1iso on 'i h
purchased s o. Mr. shr m Ma~o BRIDE sons toward.
s,vPfnrn sr wn. uisnd The abuve reward will be
sJs i her delivery TO MI ''"% iESRV ' wiSFnE
a7oNCOWD ACADEMY1'he exercises Of this Seminary for
the wear 1885, will the LIST Of Fcruay, aud ter
e nric. Of tour and tuition including washing bedding and
H 0 t in
generally and ~ sned 10 prepare students .ho'onsn M N.Y.
ss ia m bo to i'll with Youths whose
in issri 10 be on liberal scale: observation-disclosures,
% ,"odr Their acknuw their patrons.
for the grateful sense which !sy the s.u
tne son AZ" " I 10 p,o:essn;s Bonnyca.ie, Harrison, Ea-
mst, rts, w 81 n.c"s to students coming oa North
rum the Souh being miles from the Richmond
and Raol addressed either OF the sub
crs and direcs to CONCORD Academy Caroline county will be
p''"''' F. W. COLEMAN,
J. D. COLEMAN.
pec -
NOTICE no gong souin ar H.
Of ,oss s e, her When da'y i""Eh
tho Winns,o Railroad stage aud steamboat Cos ne from the
Petersburg Railroad through Halifax Whining
ten aud Charleston, &C.. H., IT,,
Saturdays There be delay as extra post coaches are
Petersburg RriIroad Office, Dec 10, 1897. 65-3m
Nv p ,yo07-Pl A. CO. booksellers. S,a,oncs and !ee
q w. htN"Vi'lu % - I .ns a.. ntb, p,
. e's u; MUSIC n; M" w 'fr''' ~
aranef ". ST. r m ,c to- their friends and the public the
oo~n. GOos w'eh having hseu purchased for the most pat for
trl hooks in The various departments OF literature
SSh" C umh ny f . %"Is' and ~ Is
Whiting md letter paper from 81 IS s6pcr
Pen and pocket knives, scissors and razors
Stationary of the hes. quality
English and Amercan Annu.ls for 1888
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
IIrcinin Military D'arrants.

EsrAvrED e., gentleman residing in Ohio, Ten Thousand
w Actcs o vssinI Military Warrants Issued &c" services IN
M ,rytoy Inc for which fair price WIN DO ad IN cash Il
frrn she'd Immediately. 'o'' W. 'i go 20 vi.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

y Charlotte County Court, in The suil Of Dabbs VS..
Dabbs administrators, will be sold, to the highest bid
der, Charlotte Court House, the 9TH day of Febru-
ary (beng day credit till the ls day Of Jan:
uary next, the purchasers giving bonds with approved
security eight likely Negroes belonging to the cslue
Of Nancy Dabbs, decd.
All persons having claims against the said estate will
bring Them forward properly authenticated for payment,
and those indebted requested to make payment with
out delay ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN,
Commissioner and admor Of Nancy Dabbs. decd.
Ian q 11-l3hF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

gANES a. SE3pOS Attorney Lax, viii Intend the Courts
held in The c,ty Rchmond the Superior Court OF Spottsya-
r, and the Quarterly und Superior Courts Of Caroline
Ills u,c. is the OF MesSrs kiaP fTe'-
ton Co., Main Street. cmund being the same formerly o. Gu
picA by Mr.. Ra"cka> &c -
Nay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
JOIN g. McCREDIE,
OA I'D GOLnLANn p aNnnt

Til, ,,o,or,, to,, .oIl ~ .,,;,t.a IT., TRUSTEE.
WIN allow on 50 much 81 the purchase money as shall No,
exceed ny claim, credit Of four, Six and months viii
"a be secured BY Negotiable notes. with good snioi.c
~, "us' on inc property. JOHN IiETil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

IN rules hrl IN he ele,s "ince
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChanceTy Caroha
on the 18th day Of Dec, 1897: .n
George ~ Hopkins, fI'"''"'
nsaiust
Robot CHAPMAN and his wife, md Others Defendants:
The defendant Reuben j. Chapman, mol having entered ms ap
mud given security according the oct Of Assembly and
Tho rules Court, aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not nhailan Of this Commonwealth II is ordered
Tint the said defendant appear before the Judge Court
NJ M court, houn the LAY Of the next em and answcrc
hin Of the plaintiff thai copy this order b. forthwith ~
scr,rJ ia como published in the city Of Richmond Tor
two months successive ros@ It the font door Of tho Court
house the said county , ,,,.,,,> - ,
copy-Tesc, kobi. hbpniNa a. T.
Drrl
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Dec l9

NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures going South IN
formed they reach Petersburg, Fa there IS choice
Of routes either cu, Mai! Line, which daily through
Custom Raleigh Fayetteville Coumbn Augusta, Ca, &c, or y
the Wilmington Railroad aud steamboat Co. Hc from the
Petersburg Railroad through Halifax Whining
t. aud Charleston, &c.
The days Petersburg Tuesdays Thursdays
and SATURDAYS c delay post coaches
provided al each line.
p,,c,,I,u,, ,iIroad Office Dec 10, 1897. 65-Jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

"a OTlCE.-On Thursday, the frs, day Of February,
" 1888, will he sold to the highest bidder, at the
dwelling house and store house o! Samuel S Fuqua, in
the upper end of Charlotte county, twenty.inur likely
negroes named Archer Bob Pleasant Jesse Jerry joe,
Bey, Cesar Jack, John, black Nancy, yellow Nancy,
Milley, Sally, Catherine Rhnda: silas, Lucy, Mary,
Nelson Agnrss Charles, Harry and Chesa, consisting
of men, women, boys and girls, the most of whom arc
very likely having been selected for the Southern mar
ket-AIso, two tracts of land adjoining, containing about
900 acres commonly called Tmberakes, and the store
tract The trnct contains about 355 on which
is commodnus s,ore-house, very good dwelling house,
all other necessary houses, barns, &c. and is con.
sidered many the very best situation for Store in
the county At The time and place, VIII be sold
parcel al household and kitchen furniture some goods
a, the store stock cattle, hogs, horses and blacksmith s
tools &c ALL will he sold credit 10 b. made knnwn
on the day OF sale Any person wishing TO view the
land will apply to Nj. Samuel S Frqna on the spot, or
Mr. John Arnisead, Col. Robert F. Gaines myself,
who live near. The title I" both negroes and land is
believed n be indisntahlc shall convey only such as
is vested in me by the deeds Of rnst OF record in Char.
ote Court, made by MIR Fuqa 10 secure creditors there.
in named Bonds and approved security will be required
RO. MORTON, Trustee.
Charlotte, Jan. 90. U-jl
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65-3nl

". RANNOIFH & CO, NoOK'eoIS, StHlIUncTs 'Hu 't"I-
~ Music, and Fancy Goods, opposite Mcss Hubbard Il
Gardner, hlain st., Richmona Va " ,
rho suh,c-,e offer their friends and the public the
following uo having heen purchased for the most pat for
ca and will sell ii very 10" prices, VIZ:
Stand irl books in the various departments OF Literature
School Juvenile books, in great varieties
Blank buuks Of all kinds aud sizes
Writing aud letter paper from 81 10 to 81 per 'eam
Of Music, musical instruments and pfcceFis
Pen and pocket knives, scissors aud rAzots
Stationary Of the best quality
large assortment OF fancy goods
English and American Annuals for 1888 .
c,Ss.s ,bnvc "a Give usn call, J. ". RANDOLPH & CO.
Dccenlber D W"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

William l.. Lesrand, r''n''"'
against ~ 49,.
josiah Iiix Henry Guthrie, and Henry Thwenil adninsa
,.r orJ lanes decca Defendants:
josiah I having cnt cred his appearance ana
according Of the Gcnt raj Assembly ana INC
rules o. this Court and appearing that he is not an nta'ant o
This State on tho Of the plaintiff by rounsr II entered
at rules aiorra accordingly ordered That ih" n dcrnd
ant Josiah Ix appear here the first day OF March Court
and BILL and that OF this order he
forthwith inserted Of the public newspapers pra'ca
Richmond for months successfully anu also "s'ed
a, the froa door Of the Courthouse Of this county 49,
Copy-Tes:c, d. J. WoRSHAM, Clerk.
E-N~v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

TORN, STOCK, &c. at Auction.-'l'he subscriber
" residing in the county of King William, adjoining
Dahncy's Ferry and about Is miles from Richmond
will sell at public auction, TUESDAY, The 9Th Of Fe-
bruavy if fair if no the next fair day, his stock Of Cat
tic, Sheep and Hogs. Horses and Mules between 30
and 000 lbs. Shcaf Oats, quantity of Blade fcd
Bacon, Household Furniture, Kitchen and Farming
Utensils
The terms Of sale will be credit Of months for all
sums over Sl0-ihat sum and under cash. The pur.
casers will be required 10 execute bonds with good Sc
curily before the property is moved
will offer my crop CT Corn a, tie same time, suppos.
ed to be 700 BARRELS credit Of 10 days, the purcha.
ser giving negotiable nute payable at Bank.
The Farm is situated on the Pamunky River, and is
navigable for vessels drawing feet water, which will
can have it beaten out and delivered if required.
y. 3. ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

Tae Enquirer published three times ''eeS az:
~ ,as ses<ian The S4tc Legislature ana '"''' '''"
;r;,s he rest rf Tie year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

rENEN DOLLARS REWAED-Stayod frGm my plantation IN
IN, unp. nI Of county, the 18th u December
last, y with black name and tall two years OLD last
Su. the face, and come white on bo OF her
hind feet wh no, und also on sr right ear.
nurchascd her OF MI J,n NJ Ros about week before her
pcucn and hay. she crossed Mayo bridge going towards
Mr. Eo,, farm she ascd The abure reward VIII DC
gwen her delivery MI John l. Garter 10
Jan 81 73-Jpl hhHNh "iNfn f-l'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

EV rules held III the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit, Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Tor Louisa
county a, the Court house, tho f' day Of December e;
Gideon 1.aDsston i'"'"""
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

Capt. NarydH.-We publish, in another column,
the speech delivered by this distinguished novelist at
Cincinnati, few days ago, explanatory OF the CIR
eumstances under which he drank a toast At loton-
TO- some months ago. which gave such mortal OF
fence to the people Of the L. States, that even the
sycophants and toaaes who had logged his heels, as
hey do those ofevery distinguished foreigner VINO
lands shores, compelled to cease their
disgusting adulation and to join in anathemas upon
his name. Indeed 1t seems that the gallant Captain
has suffered personal insult, and has narrowly esca
ped personal outrage, at some points OF has tour, and
that the people of Cincinnati ale the first who have
manifested any disposition STEM the torrent OF an
CRY "palrosln" excited by the toast aforesaid aud
to afford him opportunity tof explanations We INA
CINE that Capt Marryatt's exclamation will be entire
~ satisfactory, and that it will have the effect OF al
LAYING that state Of excitement, which
Resembles ocean INTO tempest wrought.
TO wat a iea her, to drown fy -
Aud Which is scarcely less discrediabe to our Ma
tional character than the opposite ra OF indsciim-
uate adulalion which people IN the habit OF
besowlns upon foreign adventures, who come
amongst us to spy out weak points, aud to make
money BY their cancntnre dcneaons Of our national
faults AMI foibes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
OBIIUAIS Try.

Died, nj the Poor House, IN the County of Bed
ford, on the morning of the LIST inst. Many PRArr,
in the hundred and .ffM gear ofher age. As far as
can learn she was born and resided IN the county all
her life-She has children in the western coun-
Try, Who by publishing this notice, may hear OF
the end OF their aged parent.
Departed this life, on the evening Of the 3Orh ult
IN the village of New London. AT the house of her
husband Mr.. Frederick Haas, Mrs. Lucy Haas
in the send year of her age, ;ier few days of Sc
pam and suffering, which she bore with truly
Christian iortilude The life OF Mrs. Haas was thai
of the humble pious Christian she was Tor many
years consistent member of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. and adorned her profession and is doubt
receiving her reward IN 4 better world. She
has left husband and large family of children and
friends TO mourn their loss; but their loss s her
gain.
Died, at his residence, IN PItsvlvaria County, on
the % of July, Mr.. TERRY MeHANEY, aReyolullon-
airy Soldier.
From the Huntsville Adtocdtc, July %.
Died on the 18th inst. at Mr.. Nance's on the
Cumbefland mountain Miss SARAH VIRGINIA VAT
SON. late of Richmond, Va, in the 17Ih year of her
age. This young lady accompa wing her sister
Mrs. DR.. A. Moore, to Alabama, and had enjoyed
good health until three days previous to this
sgic event. She was taken indsposed, but so
slightly that she travelled few miles the two first
days, and danger apprehendcd, until, late the
third evening, her symptoms suddenly became alarm
ing, and in a few houis she brealhed her last in a
small cottage the mountain heights Tar from her
native home amid the deep and overwhelming alfc-
ton of a sister and brother.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

o. he Fncase Democrat lamenng the
dlsorCauized condition of the Loco Foco party in
Virginia and appealing TO the example of other
States, suggests the proprIely OF holding Young
Mems Convention in the town OF Lynchburg. on the
third Mondas IN September next, ion the purpose OF
dcyiong the necessary means to ensure more per-
feet party organization, and excite feel
inS III behn OF ID amocrac measures, and of The pre-
sent National Administrations" Our ciiizens will
doubtless receive the Young Democrats cordially aud
treat them politely and hosptably should they deter
mine to honor with visit. b ut The fact is doubt
whether a Convention Of young Loco Focos can be
90, up in the State. Nearly all the young men are
Wines for evidence of which appeal to the
catalogues of our Schools and Colleges A y0ung
j" Democrat is almost bird as an Irish tory.
1t is only when men get advanced in years-when
the warmth Of their blood becomes chilled, and they
naturally prefer the calm o(despotism to the health
ful but somewhat rude storms of bcrty,-that they
desert the Wing ranks. Howbeit, if the Convention
shall meet we will not scrutnize the ages of its
members too closely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
FOR GOVERNOR,
Wing gam in SIX counties, 1893.

~. We copy the foregoing from Tuesdays Wing.
II must be mistaken, however III saying that only
counties voted on the two days mcntoned-as We
have through the Petersburg paper, Of three
other counties.
Hahfdr-The Wig Senator and Van Buren,
members OF the Commons are elected, being loss
OF to the Wings, which is accounted for by the fact
that Halifax is the place of soy. Branchs nativity and
residence. The poll for Governor is not stated.
Northampton. -Whis Senator, Wing Common
Ell, and V B Commoncr, elected. For Governor
poll not given.
Uarren.-Senator aud 2 c Commonwealth '. b.
Same as last year. Fer Governor, Branch 65l, Dud-
ley LOG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

a. The health OF Benjamin Watkins Leigh,
Esq. readers viii be glad to hear,
has greatly improved. Having previously under
gone operation Para reutesio) for d,opsy, he
arrived at the Wauenton White Sulphur Springs in
April last At the expiration OF a month. he return
ed TO Richmond. far recovered as TO be able 10 at
tend to professional business-and tie 9Th of June
last. he wrote 10 Jones Green, ESQ. thus: The
ropsical symptoms. which had 50 ylslbly decreased
during my stay AT the Warrenton Springs and
which were still passing oil when came away, have
been continually declining since l cot home, and
have now almos, entirely disappeared. There are
no remains ofthem but little swelling OF the ankles
at night"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

O In the Congressional District IN Alabama
vacated BY the death OF Nh Lawler there are three
candidates-M essrs. Erwin and Crabb, both WINGS
and Mr. Ellis, who was an Adams man until the
Proclamation appeared, and who then joined the
Administration ranks, and is now Loco Foco'
The beauty oft is, that this great admrer OF the Proc
iamation is supported By certain NulIIhers, as the
champion Of State Rights What farce When
we look back upon the absurdties OF which tie
self elected champions of the State Rights party
have at various times been guilty, we are as'onshed
tina, the 1.-THE States have any rights at ALL as Mr.
Calhoun, now the leader of the straitest sect OF tina
school once said it was the climax Of 1bsurdity tc
cav they had What with two Wing candidate:
and the defecrlon OF out " late allie W SFf'e
bend th4t Nj Llla viii be elected.