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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

pfits breuillons. de VII. intrissns, IA dim.
pfsdes. ideolosaes.
Les faits pstlept d'sux mAms.. st Ia
p~sosp<rtte geH9fale depend De fUaioa
ftdtrauye, Or, 10 sentiment de- Ia eonssr.
vatloh Nilits en- laveur dn Sud- Il IA
ptur enss Etats / eselaves n question
vitale) 81 pense.t on que leaf p~aissssce,
que leur fiehssss. que tons lsars meyers
shhn. ns fussent pas employees M fnaia.
tien do lsar existence psrsonnelIs, .oeia.
K, ct e0tafnsreialef P~eDss.t.on au'uas
iuhpfsaente dttAsfehe, qu'on supple de.
erst. ne fhisseit pas Oh sr,nes ut,s moitie
% ID federation 6entrs Fautfe, ct auM y
sat uns psisssBes humane capable DE-
vainere ane resistance fandes sar 90 aus
les peoples ont DC plus saefa, Ii dfoit Do
vlvfe Vt d. ,lyre l ieaf ssissf siaesiiets
lbstt6 ma foil tifAhgs i~ndtpan1snesl
Qssl, des apsissistes ID crime, de pilisss,
~alntsndis, fttDporteraient snr uBe pU6tr,
l.tlsn pflpena4raHts dams Union f5tsl ~
f7e1x % ID prospfSstt do Sad, Oabliant al.
"a l1lf y blss sfapdf esrtis dxiA sIlAna<i
sya.sa y q !d1ss6ISa. Il sasfissr m .sir
% u patflel q posrgsoi, pour sn pfiae;.
p redennu lnapplieabls{ Non, !, n,,n
saara't ere sin.i, e sess adj s.en, dir,
|aeas vsaisn. fabshhien, ion, d.. in.,a.
ses asft IA deit'eiee ne .aarait atrs N.
,sgi.uss. Arisfs lee pranssrs d's,eojs.l
Afflsrs lts faafsnrs de di.sofds II d.
saerfts eiyliesl vous ysslex I'abJijon,
~ mus. nous ne la veulons p,s9 Es,.ae
IN deff nous Perceptions. bsssl MAJ.
nnni y eonafs.a fat justice de- 90. prjo.
e'pss subvsrsifs, II \ souri, do pt,jA ! eaa
muses. % petitions do fsmnss Of d'spfsn.
mus pnf des seniiapsas d'humnnite, mai.
d'hinianitt saas Misonl 10 sonsfi. IN.
tionsi a ~ appreeier Ia situation du \ ~,
u . ron,pfis que les constitutions de-
.an, dEip's 'iehe. 81 paissaa-, son, 10
,'e'' M fanysrs ao'il lui convtent d. TN
l".fs re'psetsr. Ore los %joofnaliz,es
,'enef'es qui 10 roagisseat pms d. ~ faire
len bfsndon' dun hsrribte iaeeadis pjiti.
establishment done do parlsr sur cot.
y si.als aas.iisa, ou que 10 mepri. dc.
ae b'sn lss eonda,nas l IN ab.aJo n.
'eneei AbsiNs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31
College dc Baton Isousc.

" Psnsiosost 90 DsaroiseIiss ssasas 4 sst
- Establishment, 4 sft oteyest 10 10 d. e6Ussse
sous "A d'rsetion ~ Mile, Hsagvy.
IL plan d'Sdacstte1 sasy5 asns css,s lsellys n
College, 4 feaf bsss iss pr1Adp1s Hel mi MI I
fofn,sf ssief Js pedpesiios dies ssreSss, n eslttss-
"a soafes lss eosDsjsssHess Bffss ~ tssf e ssf
psns ssr.ts G'osnssnerii ,a~ iosirucfsss aoISs,
On "ats u Plus grind .oir NJ Esjss s6jtts al
d'sntfsfsbtI, dsas 10 Elsvss, Iss sspsaMsH,s nj.
sieaS, Fsm6os 10 I'esdss 81 ass devo,rs dsmeyl.
qass ct Fhasifads d'su S~afntjsB Asa up,1S1 n ~.
csses , relSgaees deS nfaniSfss.
G'sspAdseee de Nile. Hssas, eofysss -fsssts,ss
'fics 81 ~ gsgs hss s~ssglfsis besfsss ae,slIs
obiisadfs st les so,as fastsfseIs d0'sifs pyed;eusx-
na .ss s'ssss, II feeemmasasfbat kjentds a.
psseas u ~ pybiie,
PRIx,
PshHon Of Enssigssmsot, escsps4 10 Dsssts 81
FEsesgnoj, or ~ 10
Dsasipsnsjon - ensstgnsms,a, 10. $50
Externss, do. Aa. n
Btan<bisssgs h faesmmodsgs da
tdass, ID. Is
Ds.sis. non eoasptis les Cfsyens,
Pspiss, Ne, par quarter IL
Langus EspsgpoIe, DO. ii "a
"a ftvs,sy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31
MOULIN 4 cOTON.

rs sonss;gnbs ont 90 NOMINEES assptsde g III.
~ wpld o. Popss, poor Ia ven,e ds Ieat. Mon.
''nsA fo'on. lis ont Pboprsuf d'inosmey IL m.
bic q''itssn s,ironi toojoaSs ~ nsagssia me x,sn.
"a q~"ahi'tt, e. qoG,s lts vsndFons d de- condition,
avantagsmsss.
Gas mullins SOFT sAnAssismsn. N ussse dso. Il
Gsoss'~sf dsps u CsfoIiss Ae Sid 81 lis soss r..
eemmsades par io",s, Iss pessssse. All ~ I'm.
usage. ]. & r.. r. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31
a W F1S9s
Ntool0ff0x 1890

> xss.1.. ssV0 - O0M4ff -~ax~WT
HUG n a
fsyfiss dsruiet
L*s y, comes ~ egt ~ ~tssiaMx9srS 80
prisss ~ %. fairs sho d'Sffs asldtss. Il ssss M
d0fesni 4 u die .seistA s6pt iasnss ! yssje g1ejaf
t'p's's' po'tib's. 4. kjDDELLy
JAS. A. LOHUELL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31
fits.

r r Dne,esr srzMFOATKOsKI, ! I-sssnssr
Ii d'iniosmss is buhlie. aa'il e~oniiaus / sxe.s,rs
Ia aS seine On le 'roavera au mssasia aevniGss-
faysne. - eea+-s7-S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

CONDUIT au Dkp3. de Ration
Rouge lr ~ Mars 1888, de Ia xe6is
sY G'Ouest FsIiciahs. TN hsgre a, i se
DV/ dome le nom de DICK, taille de S
~nls~ pied 81 pouee., Age i'environ 60
ans. il parie Fransai. ct Anglia $, ct .. d.. ap-
partenir ! John Redman demeurant au-dessous
de Ia Nile. ORLEANS.
lie proprik'aire est prize de le retirer en- se
eonformsns ! h io,.
81 juir-7 B BRYAN, G<cEer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

Neas sseps sppfi. 4. hsaes source que lie
sts1a,et Colombia, paaaehot ehtre Ia Nlla. o..
lsans Vt Il Texas, 4 ete sstaaaa par rsseadte
Mssiesiee aui a lire sur hui ~lefsqa'iI sllait de
daivesewn 4 velAsaaes. Qasad ie Colombia fas
astssus Il pertaA b pssillen Alntdeain. Les pas.
ssssts ID ~ hstesu ell cefsiha % tait lans an
Fsppett aafls est sigMs.
On dit que letsqus fsseaate Mesleaias n feu
eur b steamer, h uAphalns aeaaaisis son bs.eau
entire deax nsvlfss MeAleaiha u iemanda Ia cause
dun TEL es.sase. On lal tsperdlt que fon dssi.
ssi. vsir ses paplers, II s'sasalsit ans dispute
tas viys dams ~,aquelle 10 cspitaine da Columbia
ns@nata DO faire saater Len navlres MexicaIas.
~ meme moment ~linseaisut A. tthAppsr Ia
vspsat, don't 10 brait terrible fsudroys lee saef.
sass Mssicalns. qui toas scmbsfsns sur l. pons
sen,ne doe espucias Do eartss. ~ cfoyan. dtla
~ts~asperds par re.,e explosion dams Les hau.es
rtsicns NJ hl.sns plus psssis DIV nemers dss
vlvAats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

"A Avis.
IN DKvALT. AvocAr, sxerreta n prsf.ssiop
dsn' les m 81 ams. Con, "a Dig,iei Jadie;a;ye.
" - chargers Dc fairs pays' les bifIsss, esmpse.
Ne . .. u spposts's II pi"s s,ands ~sissptis6 ., II
plus grand soin anx sGajses qui ,at sefons confess,
.I7mau
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

M. 4'DsftAsa-avpuillta annenssr rue \
e1snls PHILEMON THOMAS u. ess4idss ,sut
tepstssAsst sstt4 pafalsss I ID LEGISLATURE Il B.sa,
PLUBfEUns tfToYENA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

.GOcillk.

E7 soass)gnss OF fsf,as s6s speitet sevl II
~ fajsbs ds
Log0ELL 4 FRkKE,
vs. sffosv eOnsfs s,fysnt On n,ngssiD IN sssostispent
general ~ M.fnaaJlsss ssqhes, AnSsiesisss.
Ansls'.ss n Ffsnssises. Aesst, - ffsb;le.
tssos. So"Iisfs, Bpftss, Chspss.x Ae,
Toas ~ syins et lss sttsa inns ssr,Ut fibueSs sas
bs'sep6ss qui Iss be,sfssont ~ Isy eosAsnes,
JAMES A. LOBDELL.
3nass--3 VIC. LOBDELL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31
C~onslanfius PeIrcc.
AVIS

=
+ soussisn1A i'honneu. = pseysnir 10 psb,ss
IL NIL est astorise . srpenssr les isrres dass css<
70 sartje de pEsat. LIS psrsonnss' Ga, ~ssraisss
dss Tsrres D mssurer, ~ DIES divisions Do Tssystas
ne vile ! fairs, soas prices DC s'snsesserA
D.B. MORGAH, Jos.
Baton Rouge, II Oct Us
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

O00 oSaiass u 0stSh
AtIV ssss Ne osAtsss NJ EeY0s de- Petit eyu,l
a. b'tii's'rss hns'duss, / vsndrs mar
u nisrs--7 KIRKLAND h Ca,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

MOULIN 4 SCfE,

y phhljc 81 prbssnu Sss 10 Moulin 4 se,
- ssi r1a'H'sps"t ." pislas seiivit5. Tons 4.
ofdFes ssfsdt pf0fhp.shsBt saacvtAs,
g'adfsssesA
~ rjsu-6 MANSKER r. nFyUrv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

MI Hafrts T~sdsphias ds,asassnl Astfsbis
Sasen Rssse, I tssa N cup a'staas 1 sa
1aa AseAstiae, ID bleassts fal taersliA Il Nc cur
vtsst we pew d. jsutA
- pfsasnl l'ssGsis ssivsn, a. nssts pe,it al
70 lsesy.ne, neas dess ss,ansps appeftes e Ii
petss e ms stsssux, % qsi, yleDt ii q ass u
wy .shsfisn d'iesstsssant dsas les j~eatss,aa ID.
viz
"DsassNsrs.-Noss aprrsaAss du ciiN,fn.
nsH Dafiy Nstsa que Ii bal ds Il ,tsits du Doe.
seat sfaHdfstA slst ds kfAtet ua aeaAvesu steamer
sai ssfsit charge e~n,tassmea, ID pitalss peur /,
wales ~ Mississspi. la fasshins 4 IL psuf dol,
eifs si'ss en- fis,ien par dss piiales a. Ii force
" 100 eArvaus."
Ptsssat isas lea j~surasus do Ia Noussti. o..
hans n ssnt fsnsplis ave de. .vsuisspnst,. d.
NIL HfaftsifssiA uaha dnats ses plllulss a.ivs /,
AveifE plisss \ tpuhAs.
" fsasst <ekasswal ahaialsasns i dik.
s'ss 2. .;ss syI1sk esssss. a.saxls, ~
psisas IN josaaiiNaasiiisssss ds II Mt. pslssss l. esn.
yiasf 4 Are Aasti psa intsfsssaets jasaasA es
sas Asas syans .tsass netfs vieas eenpsHnon
fnsesbleasnt nous IL lFeaysfeA. dams deus ea
,sls s~enaiass.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

Erfran du Pris Csvtdnf ds u. Lsvr de Nu
meM dtrnisy.
MINI ~ ~ n - A..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31
ycnss Il I,Encan.

CONDlTfDrSA-fsote sotpsss ss.aessoes ii
~ 40 esrrfta6ts At4isssss No sstts sys0sss,
$50 sesosds 4 aisis NJ at4dlt IN bjllss sa1essss i
sat:fsttioa q taysties IN f~Assss.e
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18
Letter from brother Tiurlbu..
ANpovER, April Sd. Il

ANpoVER, April 20, 1883.
Dear brothe, Murray IL wish to say 10
the christian public, that the Lord has gra-
-ciously revived his work at West Towns
bend, VI. There has been some awakening
all The past winter, under The labors of broth
er Charles Farrar, who was then preaching
with them, and some were added to the
church, but, 1he most Of the converts seem
ed to stand still. About the Istof March,
went there and began1a meeting Of days,
and the Lord blessedit, particularly in gath
erlng in the converts, and reviving his
people The meeting continued IA days
with interest under great opposition from
those without. -, ...'-
l have recently baptized 10 into that
church, II during the meeting and l since
There are encouraging prospects there now.
May the Lord continue to save souls. /
am yours in haste, but in christian love.
EE~@s~." e. HuRLpUT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

yong men. many Of them persons Of much
promise. have been brought into this
church. as also into the first or North
Church -Gospel Witnsss.
Troy. w Y-The Pastor of the Bap-
.ist Church writes TO the Editor Of the
Wines
! have baptized thirty. four, and expect
70 Increase the number next Lords day
to about fifty.
FRoN BROTHER DANIEL LYON
Walworth. N. Y. March 20. 1888.
We have just closed a meeting Of days
with the church in this place. and the re.
suit is glorious. The church, which was
very low al the commencement fthe meet
ing. has been wonderfully revived, and
about twenty sinners have been hopefully
converted and reclaimed. The meeting
closed with great solelnnity, and with 1
good prospect that the work would contin
ue."-MorniRg Star. s1.@.g
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18
. N @AIEH.'3 '0CN y
Middlebury, 4th m. 9th, 1888.

WHAT GOOD, one asks, can arise from re-
porting the case of the runaway slave,
given in the Telegraph, last week? Ian
swer: much benefit TO the cause Of emanci-
patton, in various ways.
/. That an American-born citizen, charg-
ed with no crime, should be found fleeing
from the land of his birth, where it is pro-
fessed that there is more liberty enjoyed
than anywhere else among men, and seek
ing refuge from slavery at home, IN the
dominions of monarch, is an occasion for
reproach which should lot be allowed to
pass by unimproved, and which when prop
erly improved must serve TO awaken atten-
ton to the shameful Inconsistency.
2. We are told that the slaves are happy
and contented, and would not leave their
masters if they could. Here is practical
confutation of the silly falsehood.
3. A fact brought out in this case, fur,
nisaes additional evidence that the rising
cause of freedom has yet something to hope
from the young men Of the South. This
slave testi6es that his "young master" wa:
in favor of the abolition movements o: thu
North
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

PUNISHMENT OF SLAVEs.-I asked the fu-
gitive concerning punishrnents inflicted on
slaves. Besides describing numerous meth
DDS that are everywhere common in the
slave States, and already before the public,
he mentioned one which was, to me, ]
think, unheard Of, and which exhibits the
brutality of the system in strong light
He says that, in tobacco raising, the slaves
are sent through to remove the large worms
that are peculiar to it, The worms being
SO near the color of the plant, it sometimes
occurs that slave overlooks and leave.
one, A common penalty in such case is
to make the sldpes take the Ioathsone
thing into has mouth and chen it, 49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

know as well how to guard their children
against spiritual danger. as they do 10
protect them from bodily harm, and were
they as much disposed to use that knowl-
edge in one case as they are in the other,
we should see but few cases of backslid.
ing among those children who once af
forded satisfactory evidence of change
Of heart Cincinnati Journal.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

| The LATE DUEL,-A letter from Wash
ington, in the National Gazette. states that
the committee are expected 70 report BILL
providing for the trial Of al parties con-
cerned in duel, as for murder, and foreY'
er disqualifying them for any office. e'*"
OF military. ,.., ~ - r..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

Be a LITTLE CAREFUL, good frieods, in
these times, as to what money you send in
payment for the Telegraph. Icannot afford
to lose what is uncurrent. Those who send
what is known to be uncurrent, must not
complain lift be "re- funded"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18
For The Vermont Teleer,pb.

GRLAr INcREAsE.--Mr. Jacob Gibbs. Of
Hubbardton, has COW which has borne
four calves, at one bripging-forth. this spring
1.-Two males and two females: the former
spotted, the latter red. TN. WALEEa, !.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

CoRREcTEoa.-In the notice of a mar
rage, given last, week, instead Of "EIza
a. Stuart" il should have read, CELIA A.
SteWart.n
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

CAUTION TO MlNERs.-An Irishman, call
ing his name Barna Tor Barney Carr, aged
%, died on the 18th instant, of wounds
received by the falling OF earth, while min
ing manganese in the east part Of this town.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18
Vol. X....No. 80

THE CHRISTIAN REv1Ew.-CoNrRnr.
OF No. Xxi. BroHghcafs Nata,oI
Theologg-A Discourse on Natural The.
ology, showing the nature of the Evidence
and the AdTania &c of the s.udy-By II
Lord Brougham. F. r. 8. &. .Iaesene<
Christian Mothers-C Constitution Of
the Federal-street Baptist Maternal Socie.
ty, Boston-Third Annual Repor. of the
same Fourth Annual Report Of the same
Constitution ofthe Providence Maternal
Association. 3. History and State of n.
present receired Version ofths B;5le. a.
Ge"Usnemess of tie Gospels-The Evidep.
ces of the Genuineness of the Gospel-By
Andrew Norton-Vof. /. s. Literayy
Enthusiasm. 6. Burgess on Bagtism-
Baptism considered in relation to its Mode
and Subjects, in series of DISCOURSE
By Archibald Burgess, Pastor of the FRS,
Congregational Church in Hancock, New
Hampshire. Z. Union among Christian.
Religious Discussions, their Cause and
Cure-A. Prize ,Essay-By Pharcel!u.
Church. g.. Roy's HebresO Lezieon.-A
complete Hebrew and English Critical 6,
Pronouncing Dictionary, on new and i'm.
proved Plan, containing all the words n
the Holy Bible, both Hebrew, and Chal.
dee, with the Vowel points, Pre6xes and
Affixes. as they stand in the original text
Together with their derivation. literal and
genealogical meaning, as it occurs in eve.
ry part of the Bible. and illustrated by MI.
mero1s citations from the Targums, Tai.
mud aud Cognate Dialects-By w. L,
Roy, Professor Of Oriental Languages in
New York. 9. Tyndale's NeW Tesla.
ment.-The New Testament of our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ-By William
Tvndale, the Maryr-The original Ed
ton, 1926, being the first vernacuIar trans
Ia,ion from the Greek-With Memoir Of
his Life and Writings-1'o which are
added, the essential Variations of Cover.
dale's, Thomas Mauhevs's, Cranmer's,
the Genevan, and the Bishops Bibles, as
marginal readings-By J. P. Dabney. 10.
Connection of Infdelity and Superstition
II. Literary Notices., RipIey's Notes
on the Gospels, Vol. IT,, containing Luke
and John-2, The Stage oach-3, Un-
ion Bible Dictionary--4, The Scripture
Text-Book--5, Cressy's Address before
the Ohio Baptist Education Society, al
Granvile-6, Henry's Compendium G
Christian Antiquiies-7, Woods Vale
dictory Address. Wayland's Limi,a
lions Of Human Responsibility. IL Mis-
eetlGneous Intelligence.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

LrBERlA.-Read, on the fourth page Of
this paper, the appalling statements taken
from the "Liberia Herald" published on the
ground, and compare them with the state
ments Of the colonization prints in. this
county, and set this over against that. A
paper assuming TO itselfthe name Of Chris:
tian Statesman" edited by R..R. Gurley,
Secretary Of the American COLONIZATION
Society, at Washington city, has the fol.
lowing statement, which 10 copied into the
Vermont Chronicle: ~..1
Dispatches bearing date up to the 18th Of
January have been received by the managers Of
the American colonization Society from Liberis,
They contain amin dting intelligence of iDprore
n1ents IN agriculture, health, morals and rslt
giOn." .-.- q. ~. .,-.-.'.
Again, the Christian Advocate and Jour.
nal, published in New Y ork, SAYS:
&C BY an arrival from Africa, we learn ths.
Mrs Matthias is dead, and one Of the sisters WHO
accompanied her. Except this affection, the col.
o"y and NILSSON are quite prosperous"
How long are those who look 10 The
Chronicle and Advocate for instruction, tc
be deceived and duped in this way7
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

Eight were baptized at Whiting last
Lords day. 2@ 'z-s.-' - a%-'--a~ 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

- Ike Enquirer IS published three asaeS soees oa'
nv The session Of s Slate Legislature ard tacee aoeeS
tsi.ag the rest IF the year.
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
$50. p,,r. gs, caaam aud Three Dollars for SIX months,
.hse,iu,oos shall hereafter be considered incurred
Inc "a .dvanc for years publication, uniess specially or
To- shorter time aai paid for IN advance Tor that sh"s'e
so nrIeTcd ,,
paid advances, satisi,cser, ress
o.9= known and accessible IN so 20 M
Bu OF an oruef ot Puohen
VA, wsou, from subscriber who unaeqaaa'ed
visa ,hp conditions, sns'. namer may DC seat Containing "
IA. nam. OF all sub,ccbers ability to pay may be
u,xuowa 10 tho puae remain Indebted 90 open
srasa, was due. shall from The List Of 'uaetibcIs
Resota.isns Of ,As kiito-iai conoen,os q "a
Those OF The results OF Tue
saL The oi,,st experience Of the Edtota Corps Of Virginia.
- sssenisd Al on The ,h Interests
- hs Pe., interests requires an 'nne1
sl.x Abb them :. -, 49,,
g.nS notes. al Of the Editor; DC postage " ee
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will pay papers, annually shall have The
tea:a srssis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
s..O,.4 Thu, IL De recommended I" the Editor. OF
,,-oa.hor, 10 publish Al me nsS
,,e for advertising strictly adhere 10 ne
,A thai these prices always SUCH as TO give lair
tor The labor R,so,u.iss az Editorial COareRion
One square Of si:cea nes INSERTION % cents o'
each Continuance, 50 cents ;,, ,l .a-,,..
ORDERS Distance must be accompanied WIKI he ou'H"
$40 M satisfactory References 10 insure execution
whose advertising may amount 10 SuS per ahou
he I'D. aud tc SoO oil -, per ccnt.
a, O5a1ries ard Nrrrisses ro country whenever Inc
az was * unknown nj this Office mast be
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imosiors and quzz=s has proved nnasa
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20
Warthu ana rttention of Capilaiists

TIE sale hs I,L,Sp, lying IN Jane. RIVER
above the Richmond continuing about a' acres OF
I.s-a portion which rich land be, aud the whole
,u bI. rma: But chief value consists
.rsa Of the saad The
,rmsr ,rng Be made adequate TO any o.naou
the latter for building city oil
yielded Dett annual income Tor Tue ah
of from $50 The sand also considered 6y some 70
AMI, for the Of glass The lrses boss una,
nav-a,e canal its improved state Can ~ al
,ooruac the Island, WATCH will render desi,ahr oe''
establishment, especially OF i'on s
10 coal and iron The Island also aoornos
IN. .., Granite 70. building purposes MS properly 10
condition. readily DC rented ou 10,
,orm Of years $40 per For PARTICULAR. Apply 10 "''
"a IN, Sac'sud" fs--a,w,fl RicH'D REINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

YENO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO-The In
"a spcctors at Seabrook Warehouse take this me-
,hod of informing their friends and the public generally
that they prepared TO receive, store, and when d-
rected SELL all Tobacco that may be sent TO their Ware
hnuse They pledge themselves to use every exeI'on
in their power give satisfaction 10 all that Hay send
their Tobacco them-They will pay the Drayage
from the Basin Depo, and Dock on all Tobacco that
NAV be sent 10 them for sale.
Notwithstanding the base falsehoods that have been
circulated By interested persons to inure the " a'e
house The Planters, that We can and are
selling Tobacco for good prices either Of The other
Warehouses As evidence Of the fact, Tobacco
sold Seatrooks last year for Sl3 so per hundred the
highest price that obtained in Richmond We hope
that We will not made suffer for the sins Of Others
All that we ask Of The Planters is fair trial We will
pay charges on al! Tobacco sent to
CHAMBERLAYNE & BURCH,
March 6 T96-2aw2in Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

WN7M F. RlTCBIE, attorney and Counsellor al Lar
wv late OF Richmond, Va, of Vicksburg, Mis-.
sssippi-oers mis- professional services TO the public
He will attend the Courts of Kinds, Madison, Yazoo:
Washington Warren the Parish of Carroll in Lousi-
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at jacksonville expects to remain most Of the summer
in VicksbuTg and will attend promptly 10 any commu-
nications that may be addressed TO him.
April 25 lb-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

SALE OF SLAVES-On Wednesday, the 2lst day
- Of March, will be sold. at the front door Of the Bell
Tavern in the City Of Richmond, large number OF
very likely Slaves, consisting Of such as will be suha
recutpd by Marshall Smith, aud duly recorded IN the
clerks Office of the county court Of Fauqn'et C3ury
.'e'A r. E. SCOTT.
March II itI