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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
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AND FoE SAIL offer sale MY aud, (bet~eeno aud
- 10 a a,ouin. the of Liberty, Bedford Courthouse,
som. 80, acres Cleared. aJu ch well in clover
Oh gr.s, h"" high state oil improvement from
A., s As ssnrIc,al effects as on any land Virginia, with
tobacco land 10 clear, now elegantly I'm
Of which well enclosed and lie well me
o.oa are good OF which town IS eeo,ed
g. GOD ouna;ron from IL 10 "a nches high, with
IT.. rate Water apples OF kinds that "ncver
la! be- and As m'"y peach trees OF the best KIND ne n
ovsrsce aad negro houses all with GOOD or eh,h
hey. usess4r. buildings old dwelling houses each win TWO
chHoys; large barns, 20 OF 80 iest long saen, "h excel
e reao H0o>, aud each shielded all around eilnef u e
.rcn Individuals stock IN the vicIoyo one OF
Ju excellent ihrnhins Machine horse power &C;
cyrar;c Near miles OF blind dncbnSweii
ecovd yehas done this estate, not leav
2o3 for or wheat ana that IN
Vay and EdsfS GnI twenty acre field OH The estate
evc-len, prms It, 10 the tobacco
la lirmer :rlzrr estate Of It's size 10 Bedford "
o'e de'''Ab' A"i that portion OF INC 'anu requiring
mat c"I,e ea'o, susceptible OF as rapid ana hsh I'M
P my aa! Virginia, and the Whole based CO SUB
'tGm OF a. Pic tenacious ana valuable c"y' US nn! t N
alI rung the benefit, g" long rs any see
r,Io Tie S.ci would also e ilous- aud Lot ~ Liberty
'I gJ ii' from the Courthouse on corner "' nc 9u'
ed"" house, manly brick about 20 by - eet, 2''o-
r, high win Easement stony, Gpie ce.ais wing &C. con
~ "oms eleusi.e o basement story or arre's ana tooms
N @t rc,i bcS office, with good with he-ptaces
S;chcT aoc house ice aud cirrasehouSc, corncb sae'
oruu.r good order. The whole will be sold ut fair
fr: a accommodates terms. Likely young slaves taken IN
required, and early safes effected Liberty The scat oil
:e Of very a;ge, roaou- and wealthy county situated
he great urop." lyucLurs 10 Slcm ard White sulphur
s> miles from the former and 20 on the latter; has IN"
fsas. Academy the Il Of successful experiment., under
~ superintendent. of Rev. Nicholas H. Cobs ard
aah vicinity unsurpassed IN this section oil
'sOicc brick chUTch"> town and others near large
Ag recently c hlshcd ce, acquiring
"o he gicuurl Iatct"st o the cuuny-Ihe above land
m b. currently d-d into three tracts required 10
THosc DESTROYS purchase healthy situn
;1 invited call and for themselves. Should
s should desire sellmnd cave so de-
,e >Iuclc.? three Of children have,
ssEs al ;ed and reside tho Tar Southwest,
So healthy and rrGsdhe baance OF family
Fris deson ih 'hrGc: and l4 though least have
M abiding residence would alleviate and
mu-h mi;isite ny tn uaI4iic ei1ic,ions. WM. COOK
.,pl! ll5-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

, 4 Justice Of he peace for the niOcsaid -
hereby certify TINT whose hhme Is au"'e su"se'a.
ms nm appeared before me- ~ my county
aforesaid and made thai the above named
subcribod us parties NC Move 'lrf
presence OF the said witness,
vi 49,, | .cJ V,r.,s my hand and seal ;his day Of
Us -, ~ ~ Il2-wi2gMuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

GIrY SAVINGS BhNK-ncopoated by special act Of thu
Genpal sscmby-Opcrave Capital upwards Of Si2)uO0-
This institution CONTINUES safe Keeping At Tn
Of utcresFor all remaining Jcpose
longer, and nv" cent PEI
rcniiuins less than Notwithstanding oi dc
granted signed by the P"sacn ana Cashier bean
in,crcs, above, IL ulI cases day. AFTER date
SAMUEL. WlNFREE, President
SaMUEI-F. ADlE, CASHIER.
2. EDMUNDS, Sseretiry.
Ecnjmn Sbcrp1'd &. H. a1ai Jesse Sncad H. L. Kent, A.
Dual, Edwards, it, Robert H. IenkiHs, j. Fry f. Lsthfop
Sidney axte Jno. n. Gordon NJ. CrumP, Jas W. Dihtc
W. Allen, james H. Bridges, Jas Allen, II Baldwin, Bridges
Judah Myers, Vim. s. PIumer, E. b. Gcny and Robert e. WI
hanson Directors.
Office kept the offs. F. Adc & Co.
Anil ID Il0-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

7lg2 of Sir per cent. Trginia Sae Loan
z?Y uro-itv passed 18th OF Ma,ch 1882 entitled an
~ m - aroris further subscriptions the OF the
Sa v range lux and North western Bank OF Virginia
s u .rvc, that will receive time previous 10
~ Of Ia 2jh lay ii May nex sealed proposals for SIX
e. ,7. hundred and eighty thousand
doiltrs, hcreo', redeeh-
30 twenty payable senidnnuily, the first
.! Jlaul.y aut first OF July. r.,
o7 ioyson by law for the pancua payment OF the
,,a.. o, MI .b:s specie equivalent.
Po,4s eaof,ed State Loan be e at The Treasury VI
t:s. L. bOhfooi. '1G 'omm "a"
A7"'2J Ht1'SoM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

The interested The foregoing Decree will please to take
h,t I have appointed of May com
snce the accounts therein dected stcPhen r. Ppinms IN
=, which place they will O'Clock, with al
and papers, &C., enable mo 10
theIr Vo !s msn into effect. LEMUEL CREW, NJ. Z.
| carry sa'e oe''s l0l-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

HEsucrhe,s have entered iun partnership to TRANSFER
orCrane & N.w SAMUEL CRANE.
JAMES f, NEW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON!!!
..nnnnr tie MeRicnI EncuitnNi

I'VE learn that distinguished Dr. Watson go Washington
10 rc: Dr. $. G. lewrti, the CO ehraed ~
skilul practitioners IN bottnn
having Witnessed the happy effects OF GoELiCkEs MA
LESS SASaTIEE within Their own Cd
general agent OF this modern medi
zine them through the public journals as u"
efficacy vOrous Diseases but more particularly Inc
IIow!!! ,,, w.
~ The above medicine is for sale BY Dr. D. s. Rowland Gene
cent, Washington street. Boston where numerous letters
certfyn. 10 the cUod o. the medicine BE- seem "
sold by most of America And also sold ~ me-
al sandy River Church. Price So 50, per half ounce
' JOHN FOSTER .7grn.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
April ID, 1899
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

The undo been Mt the last grnnia m"c
ADJOURNED
Of the SrUckhGir any questions that may rise n'oiS
capital of The CHARTER mud tho Gem.
Ascend avng passed on the iih inst increasing The ca
conditions herein ret r
hereby notice that We have appoint"
Wednesday, day Of May, for the meeting oi the Stock o.!
crs Back tic Banking House in this y nj IL "cocE
terms proposed said The question being one ct great I'm
0ancr full attendance in person Or by proxy Is ei"'sY IL
comG!cnucl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

vuRS OOROTHY PRICE: TAKE NoricE, as you are not nm
w n.I,n, of Virsna that, the 3lst day o Nay no
t,soo M h ouso of Reynols in tho county OF on,'a III
G STATE NJ Virginia shall take the dispositions oil WHICH, ia,
sb and others. TO evidence III Chancey
ing in the County Court Of LOUISA 'heten am ~ '
and others ale defendants Ncsp'c.uy wn l.pyyn1pS
anr;l III2-wfw "hht6Np MOI ''Oho,''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
Novc3 I57--waiwl Far PrHee Edoard County, yTS

arWM C. ROBERTS, Mount IIoreh, Nelson county, is also
an ucen, for the sale OF the above medicine. -
March - iVf-"-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

SCOTT & CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS marrann t
mr. pcof having the severcs odcus OF hc with
out injury to Generen in the country WHO Keep
v,usbe ought 10 be without one. no pr
@ from $40 according size. Reference mhde
to the following parties who with many ohrfs ha,e mem 10
do judlnm Son. iIn1ul 4 CO., Dunlap Morrure Co. H. W.
a. J. J. Fry Niodeca Osborn Stanbnck son, the rankmn
Co.. EAchange Banks Richmond and Ciarks'e
q" aSso''"'s" r JOHN U. LAY, .7gnt
80 t7a-w6m1 For the .Manufacturers
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

Printed and published every
SATURDAY MORNING
w. ii. HINES
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

len ~ ADVANCE. $500
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No deduction whatever will be made rpm the
above p,ices. Those who pay within one month
after the time Of subscribing will be considered
as having paid in advance, but IN every instance
where payment is not made IN that time, the
terms stated above will be demanded.. Wear
Tins explicit because we wish 10 avoid trouble
and dispute in the collection OF our subscription
money. We beg that all who subscribe Tor the
Union, will note the terms oil subscription.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements win he inserted at the rate Of 81 90
n.y for the first insertion and SO cents for each
week theieafter-ten lines or less constituting d
souare The number of insertions required must De
noted the margin Of the manuscript. o. .ney WI
vertisements from distance must be accompanied
with the CASH or good reference in town. Announc-
Ing candidates for Office win u, be $ - eacn
pT.For forty lines or less renewable at pleasure $50.
No contract taken for less than one yearand paya.
bic hafyearly in advance
own immediate business; and all advertisements for
the benefit Of other PERSONS sent in by then must be
paid for by the square.
for 10 lines or less, not alterable, 3 months sls
." 10 do do DO 70 months 80
shed in Natchez, vicksburg, Grand Cuff Manchester
and elsewhere In this State. no deduction will be
made from them in any case wbltever.
ryALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR ON
~ Letters on business mus, b. rost IA i'd or they
will not be taken from the Pos Office.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
NMfSrRlla1tg.
From the Knickerbocker.
THE EVENING BEFORE THE
WEDDING.
FROM THE GERMAN OF zscHoKKE.

''~~N-~-~' -
owe shall certainly be very happy!'
said Lady Louise to her aunt, the evening
before her marriage; and her cheeks wore
brighter hue, and her eyes we're radiant
with inward Joy. Every one knows who
ayoung bride means, when she says 'sre."
IL don't doubt it, LOUISE" replied her
aunt; "ond only hope that your happiness
may be enduring.n
Fear not for its continuance. know
myself, dear aunt, and know, that what
ever faults l now possess, my love of him
will correct. As long as we love, we must
be happy; and our love can never change"
"Ah!" sighed her aunt, " you speak
like girl Of nineteen, on the eve of mar
rage, with the exbiIaraton of satisfied
wishes, the intoxication of bright hopes,
and fond expectations. Bot remember, my
beloved child, that even the heart grows
old. The day will come, when the en-
chantment will be broken, the illusions Of
love dispersed. When the beauty and
grace that charmed us is gone with the
freshness Of youth, then is it first evident
whether we are truly worthy Of love. Sha-
dows are ever the attendants of sunshine,
even in domestic life. When they fall,
then can wife first know whether her
husband is truly estimable; then can the
husband first know whether the virtues Of
bis wife are imperishahle. The day be-
lore marriage, all anticpations and pro-
'es'ations are ridiculous"
~ understand you, aunt; you mean
mat 1t is only mutual virtue that can pre-
serve mutual affection and happiness. As
lot myself, l will not boast; but is he not
me best, the noblest2 Is he not possessed
o. every quality necessary to insure. the
happiness of LIEF"
NY child" replied her aunt, 81 &C.
knowledge that you are right; without
.asAery, can say that you are both ami
ao'e and excellent. But your blooming
. uoues hive been kindly nurtured IN sun.
,a,ne' No flowers deceive like these.
"eKnownot how they cen bear the storm;
s "osnow not in what soil they take root !;
~, a'''aer Know we what seed is hidden in
'he heart.D
uS A'as! dear aunt,you make me fearful!"
T. 90 much the better, Louise / would
. %s. some good might result from this
eau. ",lngs conversation. l love you sin.
,s,ely, and will tell you what l have
m prom /! am not yet an old aunt: an
su..ere, eigotted woman. AT seven-and-
An sa.y' look cheer(ully upon life, have
S. eseellent husband, and a happ, family;
As ashore, q you will not consider what | saw
msa u's splenatic illusions Of disappoini.
him. ,,' :, will tell you a secret; Of some.
maid S winch few speak to lovely Young
Man. sni something which occupies little
sms' nail attention Of young men: and vet,
ad '' ras Of the highest importance to all.
s,m,, I,om which eternal love and inde'
Iis on;ae happiness alone proceed.n
he ss;sa pressed the hand Of her aunt. as
md I', 10. III know what YOU would saw.
timed certainly i believe with YOU, tina. con.
hre,na11,p p and enduring lows are not
lions; Sa, o. accident or pershable attrac.
''' Of the virtues Of tho heart at,' the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22


VERY SArIsrAcToRY.-.Now, uncle,
hang big pumpkin to the ceiling, and
daub it over with molasses, and when
you see the flies gathered around it, i'm
agine that it is the world, and the flies
its Inhabitants
aThat's the way 1t works, is it,
Well, Tom, is it a fact that the Chinese
walk with theirfeet fernent our feet,
and their heads down"
Eyes, sir"
.AnG is ii fact thst :he-ps FIRE
works is right under the earth!"
eyes, sir"
aWelI wonder if the Chinese amt
bothered good deal With the smokeT'
-[Cin. News.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

Something kindred with this, is the story of
two peasant sons Of Erin, who, in that maujlin
state where a little difference Of opinion goes
great way, were occupying aposi,ion under a
hedge, by measlow-side, one pleasant summer
night. They were very chatty and loving, until
one CHANGED 10 remark, " wish had as much
landa cansee sky": TO which the other replied
81 wish had as many cattle as ! can see stars
this blessed minute.n Where would you put
them - asked the first, with some asperity. tspd
put them on your land, sure.n mot by DID
sight! I'D like to see you after trying thatgame ~
A regular fray soon came of; and when, with
bloot y noses and cracked crowns, they paused 10
recruit their wasted strength; Now where's your
land % said the one: " and where's your cattle ~
asked the other. The storm of passion subsidized
at once, as the ridiculous absurdity Of the quarrel
flashed upon them. Eds. Kniekerboeker.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26
TnE DEMOCRAT
., PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
WORTHNGT0N Il CHAPMAN;
Publishers Of The Uniied States La'rs.

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,,',.a,-,,t Tor less than one year. The priv 'e
No,,,,I advertisers Is limited to their mmcdiaI
SO All advertisements for the benefit Of
'l'.,- rsrsors sent in by them must he pn,d for by
1s Of personal nature will be charged
30. a,u az rus P,PrR-S5 per annum in advance
=, Is AZ the end of the year.
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,,orized by some responsible person
"a. Letters to the Editors on business connected
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be attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26

Tur NExr LEGISLATURE AND Tue CUR
ppsey OF TBE SrArE.-Ihs next session ol The
Legislature Is looked 10 by the honest portion OF
the community, to adopt measures to restore 70
the Slate sound circulating med'um--to cuFo
the spInt Of speculation, and suppress the ou'ra'
ees OF the banks. Nothing is oI SO much I'M
mediate importance to the state as wise legsla'
non unon ms subject; IL is demanded BY all class
ses OF men engaged IN honest pursuits ana OPP
noaed he none save bank directors, and theIi
,awnnp fayores. Blu. there Is among Us clas;
"A noliI,c,ans, who While they make an etacl
aga,ns, the present state of things, obslina'ely re
GIse 10 put then shoulders 10 the wheel, and JoI
i. me great work CT building up sound curen
% oal oi the legitimate materials alone posses
cd by the growers d articles OF toteign demand
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26
pnSTSCRLp Z.
WEDNESDAY, MoRNlsG, Get. 0, 1899.
sTILLt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONGREGATIONS

The PIdaiery and Merchants Bank--ht
Mansion Houst--h, Ncw Hoiei- all de-.
Hroged! -psF
With tho most painful and melancholy feelings
We again announce The recurrence OF another
most awful aud destructive conhagmlros In our
devoted city. AT two o'clock this morning, ~fhat
well known and shiandd establishment, the Man
Sion House, was discovered on fire. and 10 such
an extent that 1t VAS Impossible TO oxiigush II.
We have only lime 10 say, that from the Mansion
House the fire was communicated to the magnih
cent new Hotel, adjoining on the South, which
was yet IN an unfinished state, aAd TO the Plan
ters and Merchants Bank, That new, beautiful
and splendid edlhce, both Of which were reduced
10 ashes. From the new Hotel tho fire crosses
Royal street. and the greater portion OF tho
squire woA Of the new Hotel md MsnsI6i
| House is nlrcady destroyed, and While We write
| II o'clock,) the FIRE is stll rigging.
| All Is horror snd coniuson--and on every
counlenance is depicted feelings oil The deepest
melancholy aud gloom
Within the last ten days, property to the
amour, Of upwards OF a million OF dollars her
been destroyed by fire ard hundreds OF worthy
citizens are left withoh dollar, or even roof 10
shelter lNeln from the plless storm. And whst
is worse, all - attributed to Inc fendIsh spirit OF
incendlarIsm Rum, inevitable rum, seems 10
10 cur DOOM Al this moment. we sea from our
window, ,hatrhs FIRE is extending from the Plan,
| ,ers' ard Merchants Bank, down Cont street.
Gracious Heaven where will ii end, and what
are We coming to !
We omitted 10 mention above, that the Pos.
Office Is destroyed
RI The following is from the Commercial
Register, Of the llth nsl-Il records the i0't
fire up to that date, which had occurred IN that VI
faied city:
The LAST TiRr.--or Wednesday eVe,
Ming about o'clock, flame was discovered ~
slnp from tie carpenter's shop, formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Waugh, situated on Church, between
G Franklin and Claiborne streets. Tbs combusii'
u BILE nature Of The materials Apon created blaze
and in short fire, the Theatre snd all the bult
dlnes'on the square from Government 70 Church
/. we're mass Of RUNS. BY the exertlous Of sew
e eraI Of the spectators the furniture and movea
II bIes OF the dwellings we're saved and as III
% space around the FIRE was large, and there wa
b but little wind blowing at the time, il was 500
/. quenched. The Theatre was totally destroyed
q. under lease to Ludlow s. SmiA--no insurance
a. Mr. Edridge's dwelling, on Claiborne street, Q
5. insurance Geo. G. Heniy's dwelling, Cover
.. ment street, valued al fifteen thousand dollar
N was insured at some Of the northern ONCE
IS Dwelling at the corner Of Government an
OK Franklin streets.
L
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26

nru,rs escape What bsqisH mercy Mr.. fhomp-
son t1t you we've not cuped mp, newspapers aud
aa by tbs mighty giaht--thls great Eser tp at BE
village. This migifg man Of ,hc village NAV be-
very clever Itaow, say uaughl 10 the contrary ~
Certain am however that dr. fss3er BY has most
cgrtgjoaSg PISSED by the fact, relative 10 The dem
ocrat, having understood that sny man Of the VII
agt or Of any other pace, l8icndFa 10 reply n Mr.
Thompson. say cmphsucaiiy that !; was 10, I'M
dtrstooi By a,y one (cuber Democrat ~ Wing -
far as can EARN, and | have made particular en-
guIry) That any man intended to reply, There was
youns maB whom understood was solicited per
hapS By both partrS) 10 reply 10 Mr. Thompson,
hut have yet 10 learn that he agreed 10 do 50. 10
what attitude then, docs this Passey BIZ stand, as 70
fiuHto and reraciiy; ! leave him however, to
Adjust tins matter iH foro eoaseicniiG.
Cfrlgrs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26

The citizens Of N. Orleans with hberalliy,
worthy Of all praise, Asve contributed lhs elp o
sfao3 70 for The relief Of The suaese - No.
bile.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26
A CITIES OF 'IssIss'rPT'

The following communication was received sew
era weeks ago the delay N publishing y was cdus
ed by it having been mIsaid. we have taken INT
liberty TO omit a few passages in The manuscript
[EDs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26
For The Democrat
DE KALB, Nj. Sept. 1889

MEssRs. EDlToas find III lie Macon '"'eli'
gepcer OF the 9TH inst, communication over uic
signature Of Passer By, tquiie an appropriate S's-
nature) purporiing 10 be reply 10 poIue"i speech
of jacob Thonpsons delivered IN lh's place on 'iis
Ig,h uIL apprehend no fatal consequences from
his little ehor, Of peryersion; but view It As per-
ss-,Iv ,unorous Be il understood, pretend not TO
be politician; nor if were, would condesce''u ~
discuss the subject with this iH"'ndry "a'e'''"s
writer. But ieel tial II IS due to Mr. lh9inp'OH'
10 niorm the public, that Passer BY has los1 eyre
giously misrepresented him. THIS Immaculate ras.
ser By, has been groanng {moenlain hke] lot '''e
Iast three or lou months, (so that stranger "oulu
have been apt TO think ABORTION inevitahe3 S"N "
and behold he has at last brought io'1'-a''-
what think We il ls-a little dintuiutire mouse
am inclined 10 believe, from the H;e' analo''''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-26

A london paper, speaking Of tue late session OF
Parliament, says" The only good thing done
this session is the reduction on postage TO one
penny letter. The new law will enable every
man, for penny, TO send his letter to any part Of
the United Kingdom. or 10 the Queens Colonies
he buys his envelope at the neghboring shop io'
a nanny. into which he puts bis letter and sH
TIL. rssps.t the poor man Is at leng'h placed on
leNel with the rch.