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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

We regret to learn, thai I.rcy II dau,h,e,
., MI James G. Taliafcrro, Jr of Hagelcv, King
ueoIee' I'M interesting little girl of abou, five wears
o' age met her death caly Monday morning last,
~ consequence OF her cloths having caught fire the
evening previous fredericksburg Herald,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

SUBSTITUTE ron GnErS TEA.-l is said and be
loved that the first Young leaves Of the eurrani
bush gathered as as they put out, and dried
upon in lin pars. can hardly be distinguish
ed from green tea. VIII any. OF our Long Island
farmers Try The experiment and communicate the re-
sdIt!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

BRANDON BASK.-We are Informed. saw, The
Grand Gull Advertiser OF the 9Th inst by Gentleman
who left Jackson on Wednesday last. Ina, i, az
currently rumorcd that the directory Of the Brandon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

Amos kcn2aX-Whcn We refer TO the charac or
OF The enquiry proposed by Mr. TaIImadge about the
middle OF February, we are not surprised that
10 ii mot ready" even at the close oflhe
session, though assured by Mr.. Preston
that ii might have been prepared in single day by
any OF The Clerhs in the Depar nent.-Thc res
oluIion of Mr.. Talmadge called for list Of all the
rosmasers removed and appointed since May last
And Why did Kendall find II SO inconyenicn, to get
tha, Isl ready p Nh TaIlmadge states the rea
son. He stats that, since The last election in Nesc
York, there have been numerous removals among
this class Of officers. and that, when he called
Senator of that State, in person, at the Department,
TO ascertain the cause Other removal, he I'M
tremendously repulsed and the information
through the medium of resolution ado ted by the
Senate, although ii might have been prepared in
few hours, sit waS not reddy' when Congress was
the of adj ournmeu! And that reason, says
Mr.. Tallmadge, WIS, "bccause they had dared to
vote against member in the other House. who they
conceived had gone contrary their ideas Of nation
al politics | state these facts here publicly, on my
responsibility, (said Mr. T) They true.
know them Of my own knowledge 10 be true Ii
was because Mr.. Kendall would have been compel
led to make an official disclosure of this despolc at
tempt punish those who dared to vote for anti
administration canddate,by throwing them out OF of
fee, and thereby visiting the free exercise of o.
pinon with an in1ctlon which should be reserved
for crime alone, that he could not get his answ e
ready before the Senate adjourned. II he could
have given an answer which would have vindcaied
his own purity OF motive, or proppe up the admin
lsitatlon of which he is so useful member, who
doubts, that had it been twenty times as yo- |
luminous this would have been, that il would have
been forthcoming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

The Tee Presidency-lt seems now to be eeLcr-
ally admitted that Col Johnson is 10 be laid the
shelf in the campaign and it is annouced in the
official organ of the party in Penns,lvan that Mr.
Buchanan, whose eyes have been long turned TO that
seat rs reward for conserving be purged Of his
old Federal sius, By ber wooldyed in the new loua
tain of Democracy, consents to fote2o the rrze,
Who, then, is TO be the candidate Georgia
claims the seat for Nh. Folsyth but, from certain
indications at headquarters, we hear, she is moi to
lie cratcd. The honor is reserved for Alabama
Senator King is the q" lavoiife," and, il official dica
ton can effect his election is to succeed Tccumseh
We shall certainly have objection to the exchange
Mr.. kng is n courteous gentleman IN private life.
though rather too much OF Old maid, and O.
verburhencd with brairs. Our principal objection
to hun is that he is "vassa' Of the President
though that doubtless, is lis chief Recommended
ton TO those who aontrol these matters Mr. Riyes
might have bad the Office if lie would have consent
ed to have the livery Of party, and to have ex
ecuted he bIddngs Of It's ohlel. But, nowadays,
10 doubt and hesitate, when the President com
mands is 10 be denounced and punished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

Close n The Session q Gress.-About3 o'eoet
on Monday morning, Congress adjourned, lawn,
been 10 session all Sunday, and mp that time Sun.
day night, Il is said thai business was tran,
acted in the last days, than during all ,her se,
sion oil three months. Blu, many very impor,n,
measures lliled in the hurry ofthe last scene Amo,,
these we're the acts making appropriations FOR For.
forlifcaiions--the act for Post Roads-rhe ar, f.
building and completing light Houses-and the ~,
for The support ofthe. Military Academy. The Sinh.
Treasury bill which passed the Senate was n.v..
taken up 10 the House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

Bank intended to surrender their charter to tic L.
gislaluie aud ask Tor tie appointment OF COMMISSION
ers 10 settle up lis affairs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

4 n o IL q Il L. best quininc Cal
" omel Opium; lpecac Tarmcmeuc; smF-
gcOn's ana Dentists Instruments; Su,k
Logwood; Extract OF Loawood Black Pep
per Alspee and Race Ginger. ground and uugfounI.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
March isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
LAW FOR TIE DEFENCE OF NAME.

Before Congress adjourned, they passed a law
empowering the President to resist any attempt
the part oil Great Britain, 10 enforce by arms the
claim 10 exclusive jurisdiction over that part OF the
State of Maine, which, is IN dispute between the L.
States and Great Britain, and for that purpose TO en-
pIoy the Naval and Military force of the Z. States,
and the Militia, who when called into service, will
be compelled to serve SIX months. Should there
be actual invasion ofthe Territory of the U. States,
the President is authorized to the services of
any number Of volunteers, not exceeding fifty thou
sand. A sum of ten million of dollais is placed at
the disposal OF the President, for the purpose of ex
ecuting this act, which the Treasurer is authorized
to borrow on the credit Of tie L. States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

STEAM VESSELS OF WAR.-The Naval
Approximation Bill SETS apart $4,000 for the con-
slluction of three Steam vessels of War.-lhis IS
WE'LL for while the Navy Of England, France and
Russia lave each many fine War Ships OF this de-
scip,ion, the L. Stairs ought not to be without
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
COPPER KETTLES
BR.esS C.iSTETGS,

On PKlNTING Executed at this otic, will,
y nsaincss nnd despatch. VII"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
n T. w q q q ID y

M HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a few pack
w ages Of .VEEs' Ss3OBS,
amongst which are lot OF Muslin Capes and Col.
lars, tFfench work. very cheap:
Cahcocs, Werse,d K Cotton Hoiseiv
Fancy Handkerchiels, Mareno iianketehets
GauZe do Satin Ribons
Pongee Silks do Velvet do
With many other articles. aud small lot OF Nuns
Bonnets, and We are1n daily expectation Of receiving
case OF Nuns Bonnes new si,le.) All Of which
arc determined TO sell low lor cash.
j. ). pbiNl~ / DjTFEL.
Eel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

The London Observer says, It - estimated that
the value OF the furs and skins mpofiedby the liud-
Bay COMPANY from Blush North Ameiican
possessions Is nearly G25o,00O sterling. Tbs Is, n-
dc ed. A tCh trade,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

The Estate Committee" Of the iiiends Of liaul-
son and Webster have issued call Tor State Con
yeuion, TO meet Al Harrisburg. on ,hc Cpl May.
" or the purpose of nomiuag - :. e !: !. i"""''
be voted Tor by the People OF pennsy lyauia. at he
Presidential Election in 1s40, and pledged # eircted
10 support the candidates for President and Vice
President Of the Unued States. settled by the Demo
cratic Antimasonic National Convention, which Was
held N Philadelphia IN November, 1898"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

WHOLESALE CONDEMNATION
Montreal Herald Of the 2lzi u. states thai igE
dfed and eietig persons have been sentenced 70
death hs two counts mafoal-i37 IT For Henis. and
80 al Iondon-ihe time and place OF execution 10 be
Jeff 10 tie Lieut. Governor. aud hsen'g fosr oi The
condemned rocommc ndel 10 The "merc'fui eonside-
raiian Of the Lieutenant Governor Three persons
tired before the court At Fafi Henry and one # Lon
dom we're acquitted of tue offence efshch The rest
were oonyieied--ih,t OF having been unlanfuily
ard ,fai,orotss IN arms against oufLady the Queen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
R0TT0Y, UIurer of Tic Great 81. Lrger.

Horse
at my stables Charlotte Courthouse, N"sn The 20
suing the aud $50 insurance, VIII Sn
t%rca Horse. N I ror remarkably sreya ";ees"n th
out rn fully O inches hsh and or correct P"Tto"
Marr viii be attended 81 days but
S not DC Ioss RowI"n vas egaSi any horse G
peqrcd the InsSs ta ana ~ I've 1i gg chcrp Pam Nh
s unfivnrd Jockey, considered the best judge in
Ensamd, boldly that ho WIS The " race M
,ber William Chncy, Howe the SCOTS aud many OF me pest
judges rider; aud a'nS , " ~ beH,ins vonc sir
Ircu. and o,bcs and large number OF o,hef 'ac's, ana
proved himself good at miles, ""asT N'4'9 ' Us ! ''''
distance m y.,,s old he ALL winning the 81
nae answering The ~nh p,o"iuds ana 4m "ton,
M y SaJhler, he subsequently Ota.r''' taSy,
~ las vco beat fine Eeh # m'e horses az N'nGsieT IN
sgpa t.doro S,oorh Laurel, Jenny Mills and boa Pedro
WSsn DID, he oneh'rd OF The great subscription u"
nu,es 30 seconds 5Gg Haas'se and several Others.
Old he won ,e na,,dnd' at Asso nea AVN M %
drad heat h celebrated CGmcre beating the saddcr for
The CUP o. neoos bSush he won he English sport Mag
remarks ''as one vi" allow that Howtons perform
here cnttc him nehs among the Gerry '' Haee H"
The n sport Magazines declare his speed "serre 9estIm
tire r,ry Tremendously and well they might, since he run s
with To- lbs. % seconds, aud assure US ea '
shon him be an hon. stpa ho WITH MS Shown the best
yi and gqe nearly all and have 10, oech Ee"
al n 'Vsy v",src Whi.ker Partisan RcyeIcr u
i ,o, rbr Colonel all the best English stations OF Inc
ay For their trial his colts have unas wei as VIC colts
hos" in Ep-au where they are selling at higher Ps Than
~ cojs In ONT Of form, beauty and PROMISE none ever
in III, United States supLs Rowtons, Tor the last two
R"won was got Os.an, his dam Catherine by Wor Town
brohcr and Wharbonc Landscape by Rubcn 's ny
Brash erod Doctors Sister &C. His grand dam Won hc onks
with his dam belly Ussiun, OF the bes Horses cVr
a go, BY Camlus Ruler mare, TrcecfccPer by God
rcrsr rsnham Cuncgondc, Cnmilns was 10y the
ouerc and invncbe umbon aud out of FAITH by Pacoe Alta
nta by Machcm His pedigree remarkably itch and fashionable
f., hot, .vcc and hrug closely allied all the best hofse
"a iJcnd Mnchcn Eclipse Waxy and c TO Canarnr
Queen of Trups Bay Middleton, Plehpoicnary and Elias and
many others. For PARTICULARS my hanlLills
"a"! ~ WYATT CARDWELL.
N,,. ,b, have filled TO the Stations heretofore kept by
insured $780, and any gentleman becoming RESPONSE
c for 10 mares actually collecting and paying over me The
nnn, sbaI he charged $50 each Good and
ensyc board Of Servants sent with the Mares
gratis; the servants u:e to be SUBJECT TO my
troll and management wall I'm lin"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

,EyE Undersigned informs the patrons Of this institution ana thc
pulc ceuefay that there Will 1T all times, be iound o SAFE
, tho Sorc the street feadns nom r MAIN
~ Mnyo Bridge usually manufactured al the institutions
coo.siin. in part Of the following, viz:
and Sallines for cothng fine do" Jeans
I;nJ.cys Plains Osuaburs', Blue omcsc single and
double woyc and Basgin- &c. heavy plantation osurs ana
Coal Cars Railroad do Whccbarrows Of oil descrP
ors Cu,p. Knives Wheat Fans Of tho most approved consnc
loo Wardrohes, Nails and Spikes OF drfcnt
r. Implements Of all kinds Tents and other egu'
nnye moving, and many articles equcn ny
and Contractors; all Of which are purely dome
@ c,ure and material Care taken IN the nannhc-
w,c of them quality and price he is certain n they may
ronnrc ~ articles OF the kind IN market ANY nttce
moi he on hand which manufactured at the nsliu
ton VIII DC eA''o'" o General 1grnt.
Tn addition to stock Of Pentcntiny onI o'
& bc following Iurser portion Of which arc OIL con-
ssnmcnf:
Nail rods OF oil SIZES
Sack salt
Leather n general assortment
Shoe Thread, best Easlish
Cotton Yarns wadding aud batting Ga, Ca,
SJis,v General assortment consisting OF Ladies' Side cad
dI,s ", ious ouaiiies Mems do do
Br;JIcs mar,ipsalcs, heads aud rcins
Birdie feathers, Saddle Bags
Cotton and worsied gnhs, cirsinscs, &c. ,L ,,,o,
n. oc nil sizes; consisting of cairnec, c: shKey "uso
cn1 and ,idin. whips; some Of them very superior
Garouclc suky and gig Harness, &C. $500. ,,.,.o, oyo,
I,rnoks &c a complete assortment embracing rN''
made in modern styles also, suppl
sr.,ano, ~ yelling Bags, Vnliccs &c. &c, &c
'e'chahs az" o III or,,ITy, J. e. WATSON.
cNccpiionaoic III rRiCE a"u S'" ll7-St
hiay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
Richmond, Man II. 1899.
APPENDIX.
E,n,ns,s of ME ;orrr1m,,t

Expenses OF The Government.
The following is extract from "a Southront an ar
,cr carefully prepared from the OeH Documents pre-
scnird 10 Congress-:
Il shall close with brief notice Of tho appropriations
for 1892 which you told amount TO about S4O OOO
ON which sum is then with much candor, compared with
the expenses of Mr. AJenss Administration Figures,
!, ;s said cannot lie True-but the who use them
and in This case The figures themselves are false
the nominal amount Of the appropriations being not for
~ a. represented but hryeight millions But how
IS This sum made up The first item 10 which will
cal, your attention. is tina, Of SiO0O00O0, for the
tnstncy OF calling into the fifty thousand volun.
eers 10 repe If necessary the aggressions Of Great
Britain upon the territory Of Maine. (7hi' n course,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
T.hsrlry )

NNp FOR SALE.-i offer Tor s!e my uni ioetween anu
IL u aes ai,onns the town OF Liberty seaotd oo",'mos
~ IN .,rs cleared, OF which are well set III clover "f
~ S.,.. ,oi the who" high state OF Improvement from
o plaster have. b c. SOW" pt i iL vr.,nia with
l - TOBACCO land to crar now ees'Ty mH
,.uc arr coai, mile OF which near o"n - ecIeu
o. i roc: wcra foundation 10 TO 81 inches high, win
nr hercou There are over $50 grated apple trees OF
m "a, winter apples and others. and some OF KIND; thGI
m bear iul many peach trees OF the best kind NJ h
necessary bu dins old dw Cling houses each with two
caEoey large barns, 20 or 80 feet long eacn, WY" -
.h..r aay rdIviuaI's stock IN the SiciIity-o one "i
To, eNcclcO, new rhashns Machine, horse rower'
rona ate attached. Near miles OF hind dncbns"e
executed unr eychas been done on tins estate ot ea
n, Og aor3 actes for corn or "hent ana tn ~
aoy herdsstass and twenty acre he!I on me
5 m ao ,ne or excellent springs o. it, To the Tobacco
a.r tho farmer srazer, no estate OF MS size u,
tr,ir. Aud that portion g" the aad requiring h; i'm.
tue susceptible OF as rapid ana ny sm
porcmnu' ANY land virginia. and The "h"'e oaseu nd re-
aq: anil d.y.!,pn: benefits Of manure, as long 49,,
Of II ~on! also sci! my House and The Suil
l,o'; n m from The Courthouse on corner "r % feet .o-
IL. are LIN. house, mainly hrick about o": - CON
TO- .n. viii ha'memt story, ample cellars md rooms
s exclusive Of basement, story or Iii irc IMAGES
places" office with good Ic wv" , ,aIs
kitchen smoke house ice and c'imac G viii he sold at fIr
s'o.hol'r all good order. he 49, s,"ycs ,uLcn in
r"c' Iky yGGn s,, ss's s sea, Of
rln required early sales cff,ceu. i,u,,cJ on
!a,e very az p;?u"n' nn Snen aud White sulphur
F.n,I M So I'D III. of successful experiment. under
n. r.,s ,,L ,n, of Rev. Nicholas H. Cobhs and an
T..,. !, .n vicinity unsurpassed in this section OF
r,r,,, nurchrS IN and others near n large
i,-r,a o been recently established there ausnthg
for c 49,. anura interest OF the coun'y-lhe "rofe dnu
nav b.. divided into two or three iructs, ie1ufeu,o
a,.s. Taos" purchase III rs hraity s''ua,
1 .,q invited to a and e. themselves Sh"ud
should desire 20 sell and cave so &c
- .icac": hr of my chdrrn nave,
orci and reside III the fLr southwest,
."ahy anh n"s asr,he entire hl"nce of my family arc
"; osl,ous r, a",c th' us, no, least have
ahn: cOaviu Tint residence there gould alleviate ana
mach nit, gate ms ,.eum,.r affections WM. COOK.
lis
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.ss saa,sSS.2s RlECRalE.
rrgus or The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

-, r., Exsyiaxa is pa5iished three times ,ocek du
ssss.Ja Of tic State Legislatures and trtce reek
.,,g, the res: IF the year.
dH'''" TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Dollars c,s1u, and Three Dollars for six months
F'.'' SUBSCRIPTIONS shall hereafter be considered incurred
iud Tor years publication, unless specially or
m mc and paid for III advance Tor that shorter
u. ,,cn ordered.
r,5er uar,s Plil Tor III advance, satisfactory refer
kioHl ani accessible person IN regard TO the
payment But, III case OF sn order Tor puo!ica
81 y,u fom subscriber who is nnacT"a'ned
iir,lols. shsc nu'HScr may DC SENT containing, or
w., ~. ne d. copy OF t's regulation.
) I,< all Subscribers ability 10 pay may be
10 m, publi.lcr, and who Indebted on open
d. The Of from ths time when the aTanced
50, Is lre .aal he erased from the list OF SUBSCRIBERS:
IH'' RESOLUTIONS Of the Editorial CcarenttUa 81 "a
RESOLUTIONS oil the results OF the collective Wis
n, bitter experience Of the Editorial Corps OF Virginia.
G'a Vi at Richmond, the Eth january, 1888
.s Ee,oItion' determined 10 ABIDE. ne interests
~ Pcs. cnRmend, and own interests require IN inurA
ss 10 THIS Office may be rcmi,,ed per mail in good and
TtnS noes, al the risk OF the Editor; ne poags q az
. ~ Any accouGt 20 the wcI 1t Is the accumulated posi-.
49, business, which operates rs ss'us lax upon
,tvcr will pay Tor nina papers, annually shall have the
rru.l S-&'S. ,,,,rs -, ,Dvrpr,s,Sc
Of sixteen lines or less insertions 10 cents; for
a., r,i'rauancc, 50 cents. , ., ,..
distance must be accompanied with the advance
,r,l,;,ttc,ory references, to insure execution -.
amount 10 Slc0 per anaun, CHS
,, tn u 30 ccni: aud TO sou OF ~ per cent
ci b. recommended 10 the Editors OF N"wspnIers
lh, publish ut the head oil ihe papers
Tor advertising. and that they strictly adhere to the same
these prccS BE- always sGch, Us to give i
w 'A' ''' Resolution Of the Editorial CO1rsnon.
al Obituaries and Grrapes The country, whenever Inc
Stin, unknown at this Office, must he
oIou,ioa Postmaster in tho neshborho"d' or inc!
=, case pu,hcI Every measure, that has been taken
inpoSi,ions Quzxcs has proved heretofore una'a
M, must, thercotr ja>S ~ such case upon tue .o
hin, certified b: the Of til" PO''N*'or rrs" NJ" ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

rrHRAsIING MACHINEs-rhc subscriber Iespeensy IN
forms public, la he is prepared TO execute oiae's @
,ct;on Of portable Wheat Thrashins Machines An expert
~ Of several rstifcs him promising ample
20 hose who may wish to avail themselves of his ma
possible. , Lid % Jobn wosbips,on lance n Skinkcr,
o., mphrcy Ill., Daniel Dcisnatic EsQs OF Ca
one; Lewis Rawlings Elliott jaime. 81 SCOT vii
% caves Esos of spoyyania; David Lpssomt, VIM D.
Mrnsse and John Hart OF Of oSsa
scales Graves, and John w. Sae, VI o""s' ''
Coins and Richard Duke, Esqs.. Of Abemare
Address Iwymau store = o'' WALLER l.. HoLLADAY.
~ - 79-wSw&lsf2m
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RappaAannock Land for Sale.

rrrp far s,I. the following Tr c,s Of Land farm in the
4 , % Sddrse, called Hseks containing 733 acres. This
cf banks OF the RnprahannoeS aver SIX es p
necessary II not sold al private sai, u
Tered pablo auction, at Crbanna, on The Isl uHy VI "
DIX MAY court -. -,.;.;,. IA
~ r,, farm Ire. the Gold district, TncAeus NM; IS
for Improve neat aat has every convenient bur i"S
I, M, sol at private sale, will he Offered at Public auc
.huu.c the lst day of Stafford May court
rat of tni IN ln:aS:et county, called Cyrus co"'nn'n:
49,. - acres n land Iics near Deep Creek ana IS
r,,I. which - considered Ihlc. II has snhli
a a, u, occupied ~ IT not sold nj private sale, II
. 81. Trad Al puh: Lane Court house, on inc
Ia Il: Of lancaster May Court -. - n,
~ vr land viii be sold under the vii! OF the ia,e Raw
D,y, N of Lancaster county The term. Viii he ac-
ri,.,, A!,css the subscriber nj MOrsa Wis fau1usr
f'@ n"., ~ -'1"e' JOHN q. BOWMAN,
'.'''!' V" Eyeeu,Ur Of x. ~. D0wanan
Sl-2lwtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
I,rcpty FIR Dojj1rs Rcnard.

lE Lock broken amt from stable, the night OF the
h Ut MAY 3l the county OF Orange, between Inc Lout'-
koC'" GUI F'cI"fckSur. miles the Courthouse and from
lsis'rs hnrZ riding horse file j. light S"rrei, ieet
inch Hh rs we'll has ndsrnc bowed n'ck some "bi'e saG
dark spot on hISh
larger than mas hand and eynlash bit of by mce "hen
COW, believe is his RIGHT clash that of, hut am not certain
When .o"S stable feed him. he appcnIs 10 nave
d'p,ton 30 kick Obte nave refused TO take Sun ioi MN
w." eve the h0"" reward for the hoe aud thief or ihC morse
"o taken Of this state, liberal reward, according 10
me distance ard trouble The tuket W have and pay al
Die NNpsnses. REUBEN SORREL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
.horus .Huitieautis Trees, 70 rEs IS a',ts"'io

.Morus .NuIticdulis ITccs 70 ~ - s
nOn Genuine Mous Mul,icaulis TREES, OF eHttaoena
ooVVV size and beauty, having many branches er
length perfectly mn,urci ms i Iin;c states
suuerio Io of MuIticaulis grown IN The onr
aud IRE only TO be seen be CUTTINGS BUDS
be furnished from tho above largo in any Huany nnu
as will be sure TO grow produce fine trees. ne r
Cuttings will carefully packed send to any par o. INC
WIN su..!' - T. 49, h wv" J. GIBSON,
. ''0' ~ s''"' T'''' '"'''' ~ 96-2it
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RI,TurRFOogp,S MILLS FOR SALE.

u,C property on Canal Richmond lately occupied ns
Mcs<rs Tho rutherford Sons Miln: establishment,
vii Public Auction, Tor the benefit OF whom may To"
~ n, the corner leading to the hocSoe
..h,u.s on FRp.r Bis. day Of May, at III O'Clock.
ia, Terms " accommodating and made known ~ Tue '"c
of disposed 10 purchase
10 view the p.oper,y and, urPhcaton to !hos ku
, san. ,h.y can Obtain which may be ne
~. -'oS,cc,,n, il, DAVENPORT & ALLEN, .7aetS
c'''' 'SF'N''"7 vs.
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AhEN up by Wa T.zEwELL his own land N inns cou!,
an stray NrLE Of a bay COLOUR the 'e eye OUT mus
CON Sigh: marks Of The collar, risband supposed 10 he on
'2a'"d Fifty Do's by Martin Chakley, Samuel haehef'
AID ho"Ils Fieud. a Copy-Tcste.
PhRKE PoTNDEXTER, C. C.
~ W. Ta2cwel wishes employ Manager OF fiana'io"
'i N" biinc" al the A single man preferred .,
Richmond, Nav TO- l-5t
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Auril d

OTICEWas comn;tcd Jail Of this county, on the 18th
Of negro Woman VINO cars
self JOANNA MEADE and represents herself as ifce Sud "o
nr und iceQunrcr inches high, not very black
h, scar on her arm below her elbow, occnsIoncd 10y
Lu,n the corner OF the LETT cyca"d
wore WHOM Old vaco ccS ard hppcas 10 be be-
..r and - wears The Of said hereby
of her said confinement, requested cwa'
oyc prrperty aGd take her else she VIII be
Lo,I, v,it, ns inc I.w directs. IRA l.. BOWLES,
D. for Chas r. (iOod1, Strg and IaiIcr If UGnorer.
u,ro Is.n li7-l2t