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The native American., 1839-07-06
ANNUAL MEETING OF NATIVE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION.
HUZZA, HUIZA! HUZZA!

The Mechanics of the west are beginning to
take deep interes, in the evils aye the Gu scs of
indiscriminate and overApwng emigration to this
country, ami are ln'y!>ing to Associations to crun-
tervail or arrest the injuries. We have ourselves
been surprised that this has not been attended TO
at an earlier day, as the Mechanics are not oulv
losing their employment when there are public
works to he engage in, but are actually losing
their foo,hods in business in the large towns and
cities. The foreigners fill up every ncrslire Of
occupation, and iually by their servilitv and in
sinuous course exclude the Natives from the work
benches and the profits. We have only to turn
our eyes 10 the different public buildings in this
city, in proof of what we say, and it will he seen
that nearly every post of confidence and profit,
from the general supernendents to the paymas-
tiers Of the laho"rers are foreigners. The direc-
tors are foreigners, the workmen aie foreigners,
the porters are foreigners, and all are ore gners.
If the Mechanics think that liberty consists in the
indisrriminate enjoyment Of what belongs to
others, then let them continue to permit these
aliens to take the offices and bread that belong to
the Natives, and finally when poverty is covered
with the degradation Of tame submission to the
ou,casts of other countries, lett the successful alien
triumph in the last gasps and dying miseres of
the recreant Mechanics. and placing their feet up
OH their necks cry out this is the fate that those
deserve who had neither the virtue nor the cour-
age to Justify themselves i'll their own cause.
We are happy to see that the Mechanics o
New Orleans are not to be placed in that humili.
ating attitude, and that they as good and indepen.
dent men have heard the voice we have raised
and will cry aloud and act with US in our efforts
To those of other cities we would say "do thou
likewise so that in few months the whole
Union would be surrounded by bulwark of bold
hearts not only to keep out the adventurous for
eigners from abroad, but to keep doacn the rebel
lous Of that caste who already at our thresh-
olds.
From the Neu Orleans True american.
.Aaother Spike in the W'heel.-By reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that the
Native American Mechanics are up and about to
battle for their sacred rights. They are going 10
organize themselves INTO an Association whose OBJ
Il. ,f 4 ur.liy yotiO laxv
The native American., 1839-07-06

r ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODs.-We have on
IL hand between eighty and ninety thousand dollars
cheap in order TO reduce stock We have. in part
large supply of Carpetings, Rugs Sheetinss, Diapers
Irsh Linens, Silks, Cloths Cotons, Mousselines de
Laines Hosiery, and white Goods.
July g.. BRADLEY u CAILE i.
The native American., 1839-07-06

One ercep'ion, Ues', TO Chenp F7oW.-The
Terre Haute nnda.( Courier says that flonr mills
are 50 scarce in that quarter that -four IS dearer
there than in B,timore or Philadelphia. while
wheat does not bring half the price that it com
maids in those cities.
The native American., 1839-07-06

NEW BOOKS.---LAdy Chevelsy or, the Woman
Honor
The American Lou'ger, by the author Of La6tt, Cap
tain kyt. &c.
The Barner Of Pars; Moral Reputation, BY Pan de-
Knock, author OF Andrew the Savoyar good Fellow, Sc.
Precanon. novel by the author OF the Spy Poneef.
&C., new edition, revised by the author.
The gentleman Of the Old School, tale BY G. (. P
James, in 2 volumes. ~.
For sale or circulation at W. NJ, MORRISON'S BoclS
and Stationery store, 4 doors west Of Browns Hotel
July 6.
The native American., 1839-07-06

INAFNCH MttSLfN-.-W W. have on hand lGtr pieces
4 Fr.nrh Must,us AID Ltnrs, Which will b. sold at
.,rv rtnr ). rtlcr&.
Junp "a BRADLEY & CATLETT
The native American., 1839-07-06

a CARD-Our half. yearly accounts will be rendered
IA lstJuly, and customers will confer favor by
calling and closing their accounts by note otherwise
Julv g. BRADLEY g. CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-07-06

NEW BOOKS.-The Metropolitan Pulpit or Sketch
IN Of the most Popular Preachers in London by tn
author OF Random Recollections the Great M.tropo
SC. &c.
Also, Sketches of London. by the author. in vols.
Also. the Pocket Lacon comprising nearly one thous
and Extracts from the best Authors, ected by Joh
Taylor, Just published, and for sale at
W VI MORRIS ms
Book and Stationery Store, A t"ors west of
July Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-07-06

he years this valuable Basam has essn ~ "a - ,h
Of the principal towns in the Non he has ma,
Arrangements 10 furnish druggist Of hs place, a a may M
medicine viii remove il i effect on obstinate coughs Truly won
d.r ma ,hs flong individuals voluntarily their names
nhsr rho have proved s efficacy From the hnow
ledge OF the materials and the favorable effect upon our
Sshasie medicine what Is recommended Calvin Ella
n ahs,, wilans members Of the Massachusetts Medica
Also certificates the direction, what astonishing
sss. has effected for Webster, Boston, Horace Gall, Bristol
~. Thos Hskns H. Boston, Eish Horton 6m Of Baker Hg-
ton Boston David Woeibay clerk Of Josiah s.dman % +
Howard Thousands Of others could be named, where o
In, WI Az security against counre each direction VII y
gnsd tho Proprietor, NJ. NJ Gardnsr Popretors
al ashington Street. all orders be
bottle, impressed In the glass; the nams ""
N. Gsrdners Indian Bslsam Of Liververs.
The native American., 1839-07-06

4 REACH ChiNTX-We have on land 900
u pisces Tr.ar, ChiAtz. wl,ch will he sold ar.ains
jan. % BRADLEY s. CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-07-06

EN0R RENr.-A convenient two-story brick house
4 On Missouri avenue east Of 4 IL street lately
cupirh by DR.. Buck. For good tenant, the house
viii be put in complete repair Possession may be had
Immediately. Apply at rODD'S Drug Store.
Junr s
The native American., 1839-07-06
TIE BEsr MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

THE best medicine ~
Coughs, Colds, and all
Lung complaints, Hoop
ing Cough, Splitting OF
Blood, Pain in the Sidsf
Liver Complaint, and
affections Of the breaS,
IL Mrs. NJ. N. GARD
NER,S INDIAN BAL.
SAM or LiVM-
WORT, containing the
strength Of many rooe
and herbs. Among the
number arc Livsrwort,
Elecampane, Bonsset,
Asclepiss tuberosa, Es-
land Moss, squills, hys-
SOP, Ruta graveelens !;
al.o many other herbs
moi 10 BE- procured IN this
part Of the globe, For
=. ,tsazs-Z ,Nsz u
The native American., 1839-07-06

t.Yl..vAI bot, Il Doin. having purchased the
III stock of goods OF Mr. Seth Hyatt, would respect
fully inform their customers, and the Public generally,
that they have taken that we'll known stand formerly
occupied by P NJ nro s Son. nearly opposite Browns
Hotel. a.d la !, by Mr.. 5. Hyatt where they intend
continuing the house furnishing business exten-
s,vDl, than formerly.
They have now on hand we'll selected stock es goods
embracing almost article used in gehreI house
keeping. to which they wenif invite the attention OF
persons fur ishing.
Will be onHd now A store general assortment Of
CaLinct-vvar Chairs. Beds. Bed>t.ads. Mattresses
Locking glasses. China Glass and Crockery ware
Lamps OF yarionS desert i"ns
Kniy,s and Forks Plated and German Silver goods
Brtanuia ware Brass Andirons
Shovrls Tongs ard Tenders
Holl,w.ware ol kitchen purposes
Tin and Wood ware, Garden Tools, &C.
All Of which they vii sci! low for cash, or time to
punc, ,raI customers. June S
The native American., 1839-07-06

NTEW BUUnS.---Hs ",y Of VI M.ctigor, Civil and To-
! Y pog arltral IN acomEen,iions tofln with vi "
OF III. surrounding Lakes, with Map. BY James II.
The native American., 1839-07-06

E>tik ohLt VIZ LEASt., fdrm lying ten miles
ITO the CITY OF Washington near The road IeauiDg
10 BALTIMORE II contains about l76 acres abou 80 OF
VI ch are IN Wnna and about 25 in meadow land; il has
- II \ cn'nl'a'" dnrng ynlng orchard OF choice
irnit, and p"'hhps - as haii' any pace found
1t il siiah" that any p who n.ay feel wish to
possess Themselves of So fine nd healthy situation
shoud make imme.ie application 10 the subscriber
III Lumber and Wood Yard, I2th street the canal
Jun" q ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1839-07-06

LSREsH SARATOGA WATER just received and for
Il sale by the box sin, le bottle.
Also Swans Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain,
apparatus for making soda water at half the expense
and labor Of the old method. Price $50
HOWARD,
Jun" 8 Mar Buildings.
The native American., 1839-07-06
From the Neu Orleans True american.

.Aaother Spike in the Wheel-By reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that the
Native American Mechanics are up and about to
battle for their sacred rights. They are going 10
organize themselves into an Association whose OBJ
ject shall be the repeal Of the naturalization laws
The native American., 1839-07-06

$s4l&el4f'SS FR'rhf-THE rNGr ISft piiE q
- 'on Sltnser 10 b. attic embs ished with Portrait
ahdtH ny !oar ilnsh ations
VS." ,,e ~ "i ~. kev. frorga CrahIje IL y nv
's son. wv" h"' George Csabbe A. NJ. i SAT. nv
" NJ. MORRISON
''"' ~ -Four doors rest Browns Hotel,
The native American., 1839-07-06
For sale at

ID &C. 90
The native American., 1839-07-06

! iyHE MISSIONARY CONVENTION At JERU-
SALEM. Exhibition OF the Claims OF the
Would 10 the Gospel, BY The Rrv David Abeel, Mission
Ary 10 CHINA, is tor safe at NJ. MORRISoN'S
Book and Stationery store, four doors west Of
June l5 Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-07-06

arIoH0P ENkNtF'S HISTORY Of his ow;, Fumes
lE from ia, at;or Of Charles II the Treaty Of
Peace ct UTRECHT, IN the Fetsn of Qnren Anne new
edition, VITA Historical and 3,ograpilca votes.
Ai4'. the Am Flower Garden Com paninE-
A4 lttt to th SchrIn and y. idle States, By EGt ara
The native American., 1839-07-06

La,uai.
S,rGons nF a.ird in the Church Of The Epiphany,
Phua. B, - III Ivng, - ID. Pastor.
Truth made Amplr. being the first volume of oys-
Il o theology or. children
Char c,rr OF toa; oy the Rev John Todd Pastor of
the First CorE. a'sona Church Of Philadelphia, and
author # Lectures TO Children.
! Are this day r"ceivad, and for sale at
w. M. MORRISON'S
! Book anl Stationery store, four doors west of
| June % Browns Hotel
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To Tcmbsr GetterS.

SEALED Pcfoal; will bc received until tho l c December
IT, hTvcIy ot the necessary quantity Of Timber
uc lie Chesterfield Railroad for the ensuing yGf
500 !n fee, Of heart By inches, in lengths Of II OF 81
feet
loo 10 10 do Ghy ID inchns 10 feet.
1900 do do . do iby . do 10 la feet
oad upwards.
1000 superficial of merchanate plank inches thick
lengths Of IL feet and upwards
1000 surcrcaitc understandable plank inch thick Lengths
Of ~ % feet.
1909 NAL feet oil white oak patS inches thick, lengths OF
II anh Ii feet,
The pine timber by @ be sawed mot less than side aai
edge; that Of 4 hy 4, o he sawcd al! four sides.
The above timber 10 be- free knots and delivered
18th OF Pehuury the l5h May; -fou.
18th VI August sud fourth the 18th Of November
The will he received the inc OF the Railroad and
,pcctsl by the Agent of the Company
PoPosa. paid addressed the subscriber 2:
Manchester Post Office.
The will r required give bond and security for TO
faithful con.p!Iancs Of the contact.
DAVID MOORE. sctnt.
fi-l-.
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rt,t,E subscriber believes that ia mGjnly ot cases. persons
would do purchase their PIaHos ~ i"'cfs"is 10 10
crh 10 New York them. Here keep constantly on hhnG IRON"
6rcn 10 twenty wrsrected and choice ln.ifcm"n anh ~ no
Richmond, Baltimore, PhItidrrIa or We"
Y,fk vii. found time more tam hah 'hit I",n'''!
hold out the sreatef inducteh
I pricr. be found by reference 10 sc,"ta !tt
crs which have published from gentlemen WHO az" IN Inc an,
hr North that haT" sold them a. az fdst
FIRMS offered here: IN iaci brieve 'l
nst muny parsons pay 2icn deal more At TOE NORM ot
Indifferent Instrument Than ihey WOMB ~ WV
,rc far beautiful GnciOnrh one, because they have no ne
,m advantage huyrg single instrument That on' nave VINO
whose custom ia retained 10y hehs
m,oe with finest instruments aud npon the very nest
rms Besides advantage those "ho mere
,. mi m thu trouble that they woHdbr forced 10 nae
j., nj the North. II al individual purchases aho
d 10 a., ha. never yor happened although have sold nearly
orc Pianos bind myself TO exchange OF 'a1e
!, cs--This proclaim high and ouh 80, =
1n. who want really ac shall moi be ai.o rroinird
tncy 'a," r Nv ;, I.nc by ,nrao ono esc f. P. NASH
' BooS Piano Forte Seller, Pet.rstprg a.
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Oct l

IN CIiANCERY-EiLGiaI,--A rucu Superior Court -
Law and Ckurccrv continued "rd "d for Buckingham rrri'
ouEr. Thursday the Iith day oil Ap leo, s'-
ting as q Carr 1t Ckrnc'ry:
John Maj hs wife" John Couch ndmr Of his Torn
Wife Ezsrh Couch dccd lhos j. Andeson aud VIM .ou',
arin,r. &C Ann Couch, 4. cd, fla"liHs'
against
Robert Eivcs John r. Coleman OF John Harris, doc
Thns t;nrr administrator de bon'S HoR o. -
other epgcnng the estates Of Chrci
uSon decd and VIM Walker, and MAI. Anderson. ST., drc.
Nathaniel executor sdn'nts'faor heir or d
hnrsr Nathaniel Ecc"Rs" rs hny way i
said athan," who was executor Of bc'
dccra.cl: Thomps Pa'iccn and his wife sarah " q"
shor and admir- de bons of Samuel Nncy- 80
ceased; Price Perkins his night, John 3, aud Ihn H
,r,snn, ''"un'"'''
IF nm, Cont III" p!ac" OF John T. Bocock TO iat
he account required by order ihs tho 10Th ID!
september last ACopy-irsic;. ,,,,cr = r.
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VnlunLls Fam rsor Riehmord t.r sale Al .5uellon

Az Ill be sod auction Wednesday, the a3d October,
premises al IL o'clock to OF land which RESIDE,
sn- the Wosh:E Oad about - miles from Richmond IN a
aratly and cnbie nesboroot, containing about auO
100 woods, AID The balance good condition for cultivation
The buildings good order having been lately repsred aUd
sufficiently cormodore FOR The accommodation Of large family
At the ;mc viii b. sold $50 adjoining the samo-!ta
in oui, and the hEluncc hi-hl, improved
Immediately the sale tie Iand the crops Of kind
the her With The stock uf among wsc
n!=h AMI log. Prrsoas wishing 10 buy
apply tost paid Lewis Hill Co., Richmond or 10 tho su,
.cybcr. 70 sioIus the ic.n JOHN f. MILLER.
Tcta.. cash, and the balance in equal payments a.
aud nesoii6hc satisfactorily endorsed and
Of property. The stock &c. sc will tn
satisfactorily endorse liable
per. Sale conducted by DUNLOP, hOHCl RE- u 90,
Drf fj3-iisl
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DEATHS

Drnarcd this life, Col. r ieatic'a il Sm, Va, on
mat pr,rciri and than thtiy
s.Counrnucc Mr. rLE,iNT NJ ErriiL s"rnr ron NJ MI
Pleasant rrrc OF auorrc" III" decreased h'd n.l peT"cd
hc West hi: relatives Trends Ehly penscd,
wedding h. hGmrwar the cIn.rgulaton
On.nCs The ofda and welcome Of ica'
irGs VIXEN r nI,s'r ~ the tell
dcr"vcr; and though kindness an attention w'r" extended,
lc ra vcailr disease b. Sled all attempts o: his pyscan
lie lies cnotao Aspru"e Smyh E AT The Gene
rGcn. Preston. lie the bloom OF youth and Nsor
.pshily and ssim. i respected
nrd esteemed where known. lie has h aeu 10 all earthly things
icvins d;.consoa" ard srey Inflicted nmily and many
relatives his early and un'ooksd:or departure
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Sep; 81

uIrsT PUBLISHED and FOR sale by WARROCk,
Il Tie iTrsipa and North Carolina Nmanstk, for the
~ - our Lord. ISM CalcuIa,ed by ID Richardson,
County, Va containing in part the Imports aud
Exports for the year ending The 'oh Sept loSs' show"
no. AT one view, The dependence Of Tie Southern
states Eugenia de Mirande celebrated French onee
do,e founded on fact-Account Current with !" Woman
The yr.hand's C!av ilair--The MinaiufP sc &c
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A CA RID
| -nI.IsA nrRT.unr

LOUISA CuuRr.HorsE, Oct. 2. 1920.
Dear Sir From l-u,ar received from Col Mellow.
ell on Yesterday incline 10 the belief that shall
be hunored with his company together with snndry other
sterling Democrats, on Saturday next, which yun will
u!casp make public through your paper Aso ihr tain
Of cars from Richmond to this place will not leave for
Richmond MI nfier dinner, which will afford prrs"ns
who are disposed attend opportunity Of returning
10 Richmond the same evening.
Respect fully, COMMITTEE
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MARKETS-OcT. 8, lS39
TrR,cco- luus 4 80 q sc Common Leaf ~ q =
-MGdling "a 10 Gn"d and Fin" 10 u l.2.
WlNFREE, WILLIAMSON & co.
7,rc1fv Dg!Igrs Re,r0rd.

TOIES the patn!:nu uI the late john Wckhan, On The
,.hl r Sunday ch u;im0 DASK Bay CoLr, 10"
all Spring: h,s hiIl feet white; with small White star
III face: no white about him. lie thorough hr!--as
doubt. well known ihc Thief WIN viii probably cary
lin 10 .omc t, EcG:hoTinud before he attempts To
rpc.. Of him. The rrwafd will b" paid any one who
stop the colt, together WIN 81" Trl'"n'e r1-
dollars experimenting and SrcuIInsihe
Thief that he mny be brought 10 justice. =, r,,
ti''-if j" 'I'"
Tin Editors of o rrcr.ug Fredericksburg yEchbus Thar
ln,irv and Saurton newspapers. ar" ngesrh 70 insert inc
"' " Il. W. l..
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, nomination he cordially approved, and would

-.,,., nomination he cordially approved, and would
!, >, ;, nat.vr~ 10 the Harrisburg Convent n
u.<s.$ Miller Of P"~h s,an, Col,nn of Elizabeth
~ MI - Of Petersburg, kennon Of Mecklenburg.
n,,.,n ii Cumberland Pannell oil Ptsylvania, Donald
: sdf,rd Ytrhv "i y r'hampton. D,cksnson of Caro-
r,.rch a. Prince William Wickham Of Hanover
\, !. ,osia Chapman OF O,anse. Cos,on uf Lnu
DlnG,!I.r a y tSon, Jones Of Pendieion Kin
;, Au.tSn. Preston of Montgomery, Stuart Of
,r,.tr McD ,rsld u Hampshire. Go"G,ng of Ohio :
J., m. cvcuior n Thursday, MIR Miller, from the
:. mice IL select Representatives To Harrisburg re
,r ina, lie Committee had nominated the following
f-e. 'rmtn - Wi
e'.r,<y,u,< X. Lrlea of Richmond city. and JAMES
rsatE B, Oanse county, delegates from The State a,
1' !. p>rct D.. r,ancis Mallory of Elizabeth City
- james Prs:am Of Petersburg.
- William 5 Archer of Amelia
ia Richard kitder Meade OF Dnwiddie
5,n George Morton Payne Of Buckingham.
An ,inceu, W,.ch-r OF Pli,sylyana
-, William Martin of Henry.
:. y,hn rylsr Of Williamsburg.
~, lanes Garneu OF E.rsx
IAN W,lludshby Newton Of Wes,moreland.
IN Gen ] b tlaivie of lienrico
,a5 Col Isaac y Coles of Aibemarle
IAN Jnues Green OF Culpeper.
80, Linn Januey OF l., udoun.
,5,n Henry Berry Of Jefferson.
,;b Augustus Waterman Ut Rockingham
IN Gen BtiScoe u BALDWIN Oi stanton.
49,, Gen Peter c. Johnson Of Scott
~, George W Summers Of Kanawha
5ll Gid.0a Diaper Camden Of Harrison
lI.. j.sss Edgrugton OF Brooke.
Nasch report UNANIMOUSLY coGcurred in By the
Cnyrnrinn
IN pursuance the recommendation Of the Committee
-; he ioowing gentlemen we're appointed a Central
c,rnir,sr for the State Of Virginia. viz: VIM II Mac
i...,rJ Gen J Harvie, Sidney Baxter James
,.ns John VI Bolts, Holden Rhodes Gen Bernard
p,,,,n. Wyntham Robertson, James NJ Wickhom
p,a,hy Il Grat,an. Lewis w. Chamber!uyne, Hepry L.
r., H. Francis B D~ane, jr Col. George NJ Caring
len, Sherwin alcRae, John Young, Isaac A. Goddin
D. Nrcsnh Clark, Samuel Taylor, and John Hampder
Ptss.1s
NJ Newton Of Weslmoreland then submitted on Ad
Grrss The People Of Virginia which after some arcu
rn-nt aud after appeal Of Mr. Archer Of Amelia ,c
hnto withdraw IT, was accordingly Withdrawn. And Then
the Committee adj"urned with thanks TO the President
snd bri.f address from HIM la this address, occurs
,< Of Irish invention VIZ for the Wings 10 "snk
o.; i'm with their principles, but never with men-as
il Their principles were worthy Of such de voliun-anG
IS he, had moi pledged themselves TO sink swim
win man. be he who he may. BE- his principles VIVA
they might. whom the " hgs of the Harrisburg Conven
on gathered from all paris OF The Union, whether
pro. ssng the State Rights doctrines Of Virginia. or The
Federal principles Of Connecticut, may please to i'm
t1,e upon them
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The ki9napprrs 1t appears, from The arena, that
H1he examination nf WIZ nson, raed with pnrchas
ing the boy. Sidney Francis, of Dickenson Shearer,
knowing him be free took place bei"rr the Mayor.
Friday last md resulted in his recomnimrnl I" appear
before the Examining Curt which will h. held an tie
Josh instant Two citiz-ns Of Worcester arrived The
preceding evening and identified The boy
The Il Commerce.! Advertiser states, "that ihfr q
ia strong 10 believe. from what r"me out on Ih'
examination tina, rfe fur oher co'ored b"ys havr
been kidnapped aud sol! by Shearar and his cnIeta
rarrs sydney, the boy rescued, was sold by HIM
for $3.50"
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"lhe long and still prevailing drought in the perdee
country has blasted the prospects Of the farmers TO an
extent unparalleled the last thirteen years Tn.
COTTON crop has ceased 10 mature and nearly fnl
y Recommendations famers will have completed
their harvest Late corn, peas and potatoes are alnos,
entirely blased"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

British EmigruDis 10 Tzos.-lt appears by letter
r m Gen Henderson 10 Aessrs. Adnmson 4 Co., in II e
"London Morning Chronicle" Of S'pteinhrr2. that The
lalrr gentlemen intend sending out large number OF
British ptnigranis % rexns.
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Dr,4 f43-wswl &. ". FITZGERALD u. e.
IIIIANl ENY-V,EelNA-n NolIow.y COUNTY Court, 81

Az nANC EKY-ViEGIHA.n NUtlomay County Court, Sep
: t"mhrr Tenn, lS39:
lon ~ Ovcrton Moses william Saddl'r and Susan S
wifr ey Overflow Rcriainim oyeron VIM o. Marshall "I
l.ncnia hs wifi. rmrrly C,efon Richards Mar'hn ana riG
ieucr his vile, formerly uvc;tcr, iidinahs:
sglir-t
ho Overflow Erh.d Jones and Sally hi. wife, John Jcnhn
snI MaIy wife, John T. Bottom. lGc sheriff OF Amelia, "nh
will annrNcd Of Elizabeth Deanne, Hii
Thomas bearing Augustus Annz" Pan"a - MARY ~ MN
bearing lust four infants, children OF Ezahr'h ch
Ing. pe1nuam'
The defendants, Thomas Ovrr'on Richard Jones and Sally h.
wife and Juhu Jennings and Mary his wife. not having enter
security according 10 h" ret OF Assem-
and appearing by satisfactory c'i
that inhabart Of His Commonwealth is or
to sid drrdrr 10 hero on the first day OF mo
IL, Dcrcuh Term and tho bill Of Tho VI
OF, forthwith Inserted in The Richmond Enfur
for two ,h ano copy Eo posted al the
!run door uf the Courthouse of this county
Cory-Te,'e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

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Jr,ish und. Anthcny ellis EcnanIn Orerlon Richsrd s
Marshall nad Prudence lis wife formerly Pfudc Ogcr,on, Join
81 ~ Marshall ard Lucinda his Sie, formerly urr
Matthew b. Pcttu mad Caihatuc his wife, iomrrN
CaAarir Miller. Anderson u. Miller JOSEPH A. Motley aud Folly
VIC, E4m.ri, PnIy Miller John, William Josiah, Jsres,
ard Anthony Gs, John oveon, ir aud ann bis w.t. '
merry Am Gis, Plaintiffs:
against
Thouss w Atkinson J,ntiuS Akuson Of said Thom5'.
aknson daughter Of said Thomas who has since inter
married. with whose rame ia not known, aud Ella.
h. III Ans"n, another daughter OF sad Thomas "ho has .inc
intsrmATied wish whose name is rot known, Rich-
aud sally his wife, formerly SAIL! Overflow Silvia w
formerly Silvia w IIurdy JOHN w. JennGs. and Polly
;,ia wtf,, formerly Eyaheh Miller, Defendants
The raUts Fanny Atkinson, daughter OF sad Thomas wa
GiarriHt with who're name Is not khuwf,
nrl and Sally his wif". formerly Sally Oreou, Sis
Mocv cnrcrir SILVIA w. lIuudly, Join W !annrg art
h.. WIFE, formerly Polly Ureron, Anthony G,ils w ard iii
inmery Elizabeth Miller hashg entered their
security according 10 tho act Of Assembly d
:uc 81 s Court and appearing ~ at'iscioy esIdrnr"
that hcy Inhabitants of this Commonwealth. II is ordered.
said Defendant. appear here the a day Of the
fc,E, and hill OF tho PHiE'ifs: and h"
- te iurihw h Inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
y, and that sh"ihcr COZ! lie posted
,hr iron, door Of Court. house Of rais county.
A Copy-TeEs,
& FITZGERALD. D..