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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Or0el- -Gtnlpetl)lllto.
9ln9uf 81. 1889.

Samfa9s, ben 31itcn 9Iuauit, lmo Scus
tags ben |. Septcmber, ndditrn6, icu Ole
ncuerbaute Srqrl in Der ueuen NchcfsSWs
ttc, III Sud6 @altutD fcicrIih cingcwcibct
,pcroen; bel mcld,er @ele9enhcit oicr frcmbe
Vreoi9cr Giottcsrteuit haltcn mcrbeiJ uno
ipcSu ale 2iebbatcr d,rilljbcr 6eierIidlfci,
ten cin9claben lrarcn.
Scr Gtr6cnr1tb.
Zen 81. Slna. PM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Srettc so t.
Gecr9e Scipcr uno Go, SrettcrGGno>
lcr III 9lllcntllln.
C9}cbcu Deter Guhn6 @irtb6baus.)

Cgtcbell Deter jtuhn6 9Suth6bdue.)
&cradridtiacu lire Srcnntc II. Cit 9ccErs
tc5 Nntlfum itcrhnlpt, taE iIc 70 tbcn ciz
ncn 9rrGcn @rrratb rrn @autrli llntcrid,tcts
ltdrr Srrtcn ein8clr9t babcn, ipOruntcr Td)
bCuoCn:
%citc Scrtcn ocIb unb meiB Icnt Nlrrs
tcrr9, &irid'cntrre6 mo VIanfcn, pdnncl,
Ncrcs, Gcltremt ScanHinqs flr Scnitrrs
Nahmcu, Ncmlrf ScdntlW0G, Sparcn, @al,
fen, jcce Scrtc &rcttcr, @auhrlS Nfritcr,
Fottcn mo ale Sprtcn ShineCln, Wiaurcrz
Edttcr, II. {. ~.
sic mcrcen INNER eiren teitiuei9cn Gcrs
roth rbtGcr 2rtidtCl arf iInrb habCl1, ncmit
Ecutc ans ccm Edncc pcrichen lpcrccu f6icu.
Narttdr fir caS ihr mn Dem 9Ntliflm
9eihenFte &CrtrduerL brffeu iIc curdb biai0e
Nretlc mb ihucllc Scttenno Die Stuurihdft
rm0 frrncrr Gcmp8cnHcit rcGclbcn rauerboft
III MAIDEN.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Oene Sfrlrdittcr !

DC itnterihrietcucn babcu all ihreui oftcn
Stchrftaho, uohe bci Ger 9rcGeu Qed,acr
8rlldc Ill Sitssiacntostn, eiren frilhcu Scrs
rath oen
SrcGenen tnlo naGen 9Saaret
fccteu erbaltcu, fpeId)c &c al(c an bcu uics
ori8itcn prei6cn perfauieu nerbeu
tanoesprUenfte jeSer 9irt perben bci
iIluen an9enpmuen.
8, mo 9. @(efucr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
q 0 + II II 8!
llutoit GjorDen.

Shr babt Sud III pplter lluifcrm unc nit
lareerem @eirebr, ;ur paraoc III ucriamms
len am, Samlfa9c ben 3Iitcn 9uouit, al eem
9}aifhanle bon @i @ntb, in Sios
9Shetiball. pnnFilide @ciwrbnuug Der
,Olit9lleber miro er,partet.
Sehiamin Gilenbarr, 8. @.
SllI0. Ii. ro-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
SSeutcl SilCGer.

Ttc llntcrid'ricberen boben 70 cbcn cicn
frtldcn Scrratb oru &eutclsI ;tdlcrn mo ans
ecre 2rtitCl pcn ocrSh9tihcr GjItc empfon'
9cn, uno ldcen lire TrCunbe ciu bei iTe ans
Surupfcn mo Die Sadlcu III 9lu9ruldriu Al
rebmcnl cbc iIe irnitwc faufcu.
S19er, &ef unb Comp.
9m9uit 81. 10 o-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
q Gini0e 9l0cnfCll. q

9Serecu ucrIan9t, um SGticribcnteu ollf
pcpudre Q8crfc su iamuttcu. sine cute 9mf.
numbering nirb oericuigCn gc9ebeu, ipeldle
I'D, ipbalO pie mrgidl III picier Cruderel
mcloeu.
SunD 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Saueret III pcrfoufen.
Zen II. 9lug.

Ter llnterihrtebcne bictct gum Gcrfnuf
an: cne IdbdBbare goucrei, Iic9cnp ant Qes
dla SiuB, :DiciIc pom gcdta 8a0in, cnts
balteno chn9cfdbr 100 9Idcr. Die Gjctiucc
sySSA rpeIhe bnrnuf erridtct iTnc, bette.
@ail fg ben aus circm 0uten llcncrucn
l1auir, cine grree, ueuc, batltcis
ncrne Sdcner, Ii. /. ~. Ter lNae it mrbl
init SHol3 lino 9SaiIcr ocriehcn, uuo 1T icbr
'tldltd eln9ethctlt III Saulano uno g8cicn.
IS befloet I'D, 9IcidlfaaS auf benz NaBc
gutter Sblt9ortcn, prddlti9cr &alfitcinbruCb,
lulo ncrSltqlldlrr Ban Sauo, meldcr cinen
bchen Vrci6 bclt.
Nas 9tdhcre fam man srfabrrr, mcun
man itdh mcIbct bel 8. s. Bette T. Giq. III
2luentaun.
9Saltcr 6. 2jpin9itcr.
atH IL. Ili9. rQ-6ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
OeHtnfltCGe QScnrll.

GSrcita9s, Den Gten Scptcmbcr, icll an Dem
&oHle pm peterTe9sGM in gcn9fhmamp
EoInidp, Serf6 GauntN Dfeutlitb Deritci:
CERT wcreen, rhn9cfihr
8linfSt9 9(fer 0anb,
lir9cnc lit crla9trm Gaunid,p. Go irn in
eotten 0erfanft pcroen. Giejeni9e 2cttc mcrs
anf ea6 Gebdure iteht, euth6lt pbn9rfabr Z
elder, lno roer 8 9ltter &uidlano ca;u;
Die anecrn Srttcn llnb ncrtrcilid S.cI;.2anb,
wr!deS III 5 Cbcr 6 older Gotten perfauft
pcrbcn ioQeu.
Die Seneu ica anfan9eH um 10 llbr Gcrs
mltta9s an crfa9tcm Gage, no alscdnu Die
Seotn9un9cn tcfannt 9enladt wcrecn icaen
bon
Santel 2)l9er.
Zen II. 9lu9. ra-4rr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
9lucntdlmcr GjicEerct.

Nlc llntrridriebcncn bcnddridti9cn bicrs
NIT cin 9ectrtcS putIifum cr9ctcut, bos IIe
icbc 2lrt @ieearbettcu fur Wmbls99crfc mo
WtaidhmclL &udirn flir Carriages uub 936s
gen. 10 mic dudh pfcrNe: Gjclpaltcu, II. {. ~.
ocn Dem bcitcn GjuE id'nca uno tiui9 Der,
crti0cn.
Crchcr 9trtcit in Wlcfno, gifeu unb
5,clI lc >pic jcoc 9lrt Sd)mpts9ntrit, wiro
blLLln NerfertNt nrn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
9(e9tltrtrer 0anptpat.
9(n rte freien Grlpdb(er pph Ged,a
Gauntp.

S1lllltD.
6rcunoc uno Witbiir9er.
Smf0cmuutcrt burh ptcle meiner Treunbe,
btctc id) mib biermit ais eiu Gonoioat fir
ba6
9fc9iltrirer 9tmt
bel tcr frnlenocu SCtcters9GabG an. Spllte
id) nit elmer Wchrbcit Der Stimmcn erwdblt
wcrtcnL ip pcriprcdle id, bos bic pHid,ten ces
9lmtc6 NIT Greue uuo Yiiuftlidfcit npn mir
0u69cnbt ncrbcn irllen.
Oc6 publitum5 ergrbener Cicncr,
9fcubcn Gutb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
SlaCbrt(6t

miro bicrnlit 9c9etcn, bos einc 9Gabl 9ctals
ten wcrhen lpll, AM Somita9e ben 3llteu
2Iu9uf, am SNauIc ocn @ tccon @utb, in
St's'@k tr-i.t, N, oir,cn ShfitSu fUr eir
Union Ga roe II, mclhe Dem lO5ten
0leNssNe9imcnt an9cidNlr0rn Tnb, III cnpdba
len. an Die Stcltc ppn S.cnrY Seipcl, meld)cr
cnttcrHt purbe.
9SilIiam Irn Srt9. Snip.
7tcn SU. y. Nf.
D. .. Die &cmpanic miro I'D, an crIaQs
TEN Gage Sniidlcn l uub llbr ocrIammcln
nm lnlpecttrt 3u perben.
2lug. 81. ro-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Sd9cr lutS Nrecl,orn.

EP P2lllc 9Irtcn paii9c, qSrlidfcrusSd,6ts
lcr, gSclitlfcru BREEDER Cmittelit meldcn
man ede 4ScIldfrrn famt eem 5cIteu mats
len faun), StraecnsScircrs bon @uBeilen,
@uItlpatcrs@g9eu, un Welfdlfern III e9ger
llno ncblt rielcn dnoeru &auert @eratbcu,
an ihrer Giicferei al hateu.
lllcntaulL 9iprtl TO- ii1-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
StctnfoDleu!

Nic llntcrscifrrten hotcn cincn 0rnern
Nnrr1rn jeoer 9lrt non StcmtpDIcn gum Ser
faut an thrcm Stcbrbaulc III Sits2lltcntaun,
erbalten.
s. unb s. Slctfncr.
SIu9uit 81. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
sleforDerS Q(mt.

9laentali'i, 9lit9. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
Extract ola letter from Tazsuell County. l2h juno
SODTH-WESTERN VIRGLNL7.

"Mr Leftwich declined the canvass one month before
The election Georges friends again called upon him
from different parts Of the district TO come forward as
candidate which he reluctantly yielded to, believing
that he could not have Sufficient time TO visit The differ
ent counties in the district, and he believed The bringing
out Of MIR Letwich and his withdrawal and represen'
alion Of the strength Of Mr. Hopkins would prejudice
CT election, which he found to be The case Some Of
his hes, friends voted against him. upon The grounds that
he had come out too ate and that there seemed to be
determination 10 break Mr. Hopkins down. hrst by one
then another Mr. McCamant was broug ut ont IN gray
son His coming out and withdrawal operated also
against George lie had but about twenty days TO can
vass after he got fairly under way Tie never had been
in Grayson county any me and on ,se present occa.
sion only spent day in that county de was al but
one house in the county Of Wyhe and had moi time 60
10 The Court House at all George clearly OF opinion,
,ba, If he had come out when Mr.. Leftwch did, he
should have bea, Mr.. Hopkins much more than he has
bea, him Il was expected tha, George would have
gotten a large muinry in Gruysnn lie could not at
lend Tie election there Mr.. Hopkins attended there,
and understand cried out persecution most loudly,
false charges &c Mr. McCamsn! was to pe1sona,s him
at The Court house. which he failed to do and lett Mr. H.
To operate in his own way Mr. Il professed The Ptln
cpes Ina, he did before the people: sgs,ns. me sa,es
Bank, Internal improvements Tariff Tor bringing down
the revenue 10 the necessary wants Of the Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
cTJTr OF TFN.N.ESSEE

Extract Of letter fronn "LiscoLN COUNTY, june q.
We are doing all lha, we can in an honorable way.
to elect Polk Governor, and hope shall succeed
but il will be hard fought battle. The two parties ale
using greater exerons than have seen used in
the Stale Mr. Shields our late Wing representative
in Congress has avowrd his preference of Henry Clay
to Martin Van Buren, for President Of the U. S This
doctrine canno, take in this part of Tennessee and &C
six troubles say that they must, and will forsake him
in The seventh They stuck 10 him as long they
ceived tina, he stuck to Republican principles and now
that he has abandoned those principles they abandon
him. He hns able opponent in Colonel Aaron V.
Brown. A genuine Democrat, who, | sincerely hope,
land who snme Of Shields strongest friends say they
fear) will be elected This county, which believe is
the mast popnlous in the district, will, have not
the least doubt give Brown two thousand out Of the
three thousand votes that she generally polls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
Executive DEpARIMEsT,

Executive DEPARTMEsr, June 90, 1889.
FEHtIE Board Of Visitors Of the Virginia Military In.
e. situie 10 W. established Lexington in the coun-
y of RockbIidge. have notified the Governor that the
Institute will 60 into operation the llt 10y Of NoVem-
Der next.
The Board will re assemble at Lexington on The 10th
day Of September next for the purpose OF receiving and
considering applications for admssi"n They have
adopted preliminary qualifications for Omission, that
applicants shall furnish satisfactory written testimonials
Of good moral character; that they are well instructed
in reading writing and the four ground rules OF ariih.
mec including vulgar and decimal fractions, and that
they are between the oges Of l6 and IS.
Tie Governor considering il important TO the people
of the State, directs public notice Of the foregoing 10
be given.
Persons desiring further Information referred 10
The Ac, n The last session establishing the Institute
page H.
By order Of the CORNER.
WM. n. RICHARDSON.
July [t6-w4wl Sscrttaru Communicable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
COMMUNICATED.
TLe C,Uo,r;no r1,rort 10 coD;ed from The H. Whig:


oncua.e sufficiently strong 10 express The deep
dis.ust-ihc inCrhlc contempt which every
highnrded and honorable entertain on review o lhs
csotd by very many pcrSons 10 eHec' INC
nvir,ion of Mr. UtuuhaItn
The writer Of the above extract must have been e3-
ercising under the inspection Of his old musler-e IS
quite pr.icent.-His remarks can only be accounted
for in the fact, Of his being under the influence OF
phrensied gina,icn-Thry are the hnucna'Ions OF
mind distorted with disappointment and rage and nav.
ing nothing left for his voracous appetite 10 feed upon
he has haiched in hour, from serpeniine egg an
abortion The most loaihsome, which mind intent upon
mischief could devise his foked tongue could funl
nate. Tie charges so papably erroneous and rni
cuus that they cannot require reuialon: and but LOT
desire TO ford antidote to his pasied BRAIN, wono
have spared myself The lime of writing and you, MT
Editor. the trouble Of publishing these remarks his
PRODUCTION is 10 be viewed, having originated IN
mind influenced by the highest grade Of fanue's'n;
and in charity will shy that, when he comes down 10
his prnpsr temperament, think he will have so much
sefre pec as TO blush for The injustice done TO The "P
posing partv-lt is conceded, that many times, when
so much Inns been said and repeated so oen, II rs
moi always distinctly undesiood but for those means
having ren used as sci forth by the writer of The e~
trac, above reci,ed, view it as entirely uniuunded-
4'0''' A FRIEND TO TRUTH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
&tFfs5toss'S office.

Drawn Nos in Virginia Leesturg Lottery, Extra j,
drawn 2oh June:
SO 5 81 90 &c 81 81 81 % al
Ticket Nos 81 s2, prize OF 81 OOO,
"a 50 So 100,
Both sold and cashed by Straitoa
Drawn Nos in Sussex county Lottery, No. "a, drawn
June 27 -
Half Ticket Nos. Is 80 G3, another capital sold and
coshed BY 81 RAI Wv.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. .,
drown June 90:
Ticket Nos l6 43 40, prize Of $1,000,
Sold and cashed by SINAIION.
tuly2 l6-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The Public are reminded that the usual ceremonies
connected with the Public Day, will take place on the
4lh of july, when an Address may be expected from
The Hon r. NJ t. Hunter, the Orator appointed BY The
Society of Alumni.
The meeting Of the Alumni will be held according
10 appointment the Sd of July. large attendance
is ancipaled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

FOR TIE F.SQC7RER.
The Wing Of the 9Th instant comes out with lie ed.
toria headed "The people against The Administration,
and classes the States for and against the Adminslra
ton and adds two doubtful viz Pennsylvania Illinois
The following States among those claimed by lie
Wing, viz New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Tennessee
Mississippi, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia
On each one Of those States he bet 10 be made ally
will bet The Wing twenty dollars that each votes against
Clay. This seems giving the Wing The advantage, as
those are States which il claims. On The two "d"ubt
full States Pennsylvania and Illinois, where II would
seem helinr should be even, will give The Wing
Their advantage and BET $50 10 $40 on cach that lhey
vote against Clay.
will further give The Wing So for ench electoral
vote Clay gets l45 If the Wing will agree TO give
me So for each vote Van Buren, gets over l4o
One query 10 the Whig-Dops il mean that South
Carolina, as an EARNED neutral, is sailing under Mr.
Rives' flag? AN II BANk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
A FRIEND TO TRUTH.
TO IHE EDITOR Or TIE ENQUIRER.

TO YIiE EDITOR Or TIE ENQCfRhR.
Now when lhp noise and smoke Of the battle are over
e can with perfect couness survey the field. review
The history Of The campaign and Gully appreciate Inc
imoor,an, victory that we have obtained in Old bole
,our, over our Conservative Wing opponents ana teH
Federal allies.
Yuu are aware, my dear Sir, That meeting ola por.
lion OF the Republican party Of Boe,ourt was heia a.
the Ccur.houte, on The Cpd Of February last 81 "hnh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
En,rnel az a letter from Coffee eountu June Is.

"mr Polk is getting all the votes of the neghborhocd
in which reside and presume. from newspaper stale
menis and other re- ports from various meetings of the
c,,izsns Of The State where Gov Cannon and Mr. Polk
addressed the people. that MIR Folks majority over Gov
Cannon will average two TO one-at least that will be
the case in The Middle district Of Tennessee and
letter from respectable and Influential citizen Of The
Eastern par, Of The State saying that the people had be
gun to see that Judge White had left the ranks Of the
Administrations and that the last administration Of Gen
Jackson had not changed in sentiments from the first.
He believed. that Mr.. Polk would get large majority
of the votes in tina, part of the State-l so, Mr. Polk
eIeciinn is sure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

The approaching Presidential Election is ditfusng
deep interest throughout the county and with spirit
we consider the important bearing which this election
mus, have upon he destnes Of this country in the wise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
EYOyt's Bank Of Prices.

drawn 29th June
6 81 u 43 50 so % 40 lG 80 81 10.
s. July g 1G-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
The Presidents Yisu to Ee,o York


The President arrived at the outer depot at Baltimore,
On The 10Th June the day he left Washington and with
%, any parade, and indeed without any recognition,
took his carriage, and proceeded BY The York road,
towards Harrisburg.
(From the Harrisburg Gasste, Jane %
"The Presidents eisii to Harrisburg.-At nm early
hour Saturday afternoon, quite lively sensation was
produced among citizens, by the rather
arrival Of Martin Van Buren, President OF The United
States. No sooner had his presence among US became
generally known, than every avenue leading TO bis
mead quarters (Nogle's HoteD was alive with busy
'el vending their way to congratulate and welcome
10 our borough the man Of The Peoples choice; and
scarcely hour had elapsed before the pavemenis
and stree, IN 'front.' pese dense mass OF people,
anxious 10 do reverence to the us,sious individual
VINO prestes over the destnes of the American ma
"Oh There was no pomp-no useless parade on the
occasion The honest aud industrious artzan aud The
dependent and unassuming tiller "f the soil, min
fta together with the representatives. Of The people,
e oiicefs Of the Government, and visiting strangers
tnoer to him expression Of their gratitude Tor his
1ao'e public services and were warmly received
q"a as heartily welcome to shake of the hand from our
punicon Pfesdent, though they had been robed III
~ shs and satins of the East. There formality
no loud huzzaing-no noisy disorder. Every thing
| conducted in that pure spirit Of heartfelt patriotism
au qnieiude which should characterize such
so" and which, while il reflects credit upon our De.
"'''assc 'eow.czens, afforded much pleasure 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

Sales of Tobacco at Public are house. June 26 -
X. J GIlIispe, Nc. md 2 at SIS 5 {; G. w. $40
81; r. n, at SIG 15-2 al 81 10; A. n, SlI So
J. \, at Sl6. r. $, at Sl 25-7 at Sl0.-Wm.
10 NJ $40 80 VIM ID Jones. al Sis 25-2at $l3
75-3 at Ss-4at Sll-5 n, s. 75-G at SIs-J.C
f"srll. al $40 75-5 SID sos al SIT 25-7 at
$l3 25-Sa, SIS 23-0 al $40 $50 at So; A. W.,
al 81 SO al 81 75
June s3.- Blair Burwel. No. l. Jugs al 81; g Jugs o,
s. 49, 3 Tugs at s.; at so; al $40 81; at Sl5
50 %; at sig; Dat SI3 20; I0a Sl0 ii at $40 49,
Eat $50 %; l - 50; IA at $l7; Is at 50 75-Wm
Sraton nj Sl3 %; al $l4 10; Sl2 25; So 25
at S6-Wm Cooke, n, Sl6 70; . at SlU 50; at
SI3 TO- Al 81 50; ) at s. 50-W. A C., al $40 IS;
a, $40 80; a, $40 75
WREN & MACON, Inspectors,
~ Rules held the Clerks Office
OF he Cncut Superior OF La" aud CLanccry Lunen
bnr. county, the Isl dnr OF July, 1889:
George H. Ba!n ani Phueas Fowlkcs, Phas.
Henry a. fowlkcs nnl Mary Tucker, pcf,,s.
hn defendant Henry y. Fowkc. having his up
p"1rarcr and security according Of Assembly
that he Is rot "habsn Of This State, the moo OF the
Piins hy hcr counsel ordered that h" appear here
i'i"hs band that copy Of tbs order be o wih inscrtcd
he Rirhmond EnGrcr. eight weeks successfully, post
cd Al the iroTt door OF the Courthouse of this county
". II. TAYLOR, C.
July2 E-@c~s
ENcHAAcERYy ,ac,srA-ln a'lmbcrand County Court 2irh
= DAY oil June, 1899:
Zac,arah Talicy, Plaintiff
VIM a. Robinson Gross Robinson and SaGa Robinson Dn,
he defendant, William A. robinson having entered APP
pea given accordr. to the act Ass, rby and
The rules o this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he na5nnt of this cnuniIy, ordered the
md bill the plaintiff copy this
be forthwith inserted in some published the City of
Richmond for months successfully posted
door OF tie Courthouse Of this county.
b. b. wooDsoN, y. C.
IG--vS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

TEHHE CoparInership q, Frederickshall, Of Harris d
IL Kent, having been dissolved The lst inst, in
conformity with The original agreement between the par
ties, Luther BnSey has taken the place of Mr. Kent,
and The business will hereafter be conducted in The
of Harris & Boxiey. FRED HARRIS.
LUTHER r. BOXLEY.
.I"lv 9 lG-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
DEATHS

Diri yesterday afternoon, s5h year ncs ar.,
painful sai nonihs DURATION Mrs C.,r.
cou,"ti Joseph Gales ESQ., of city, tse Of North Carolina
and mother tie Editor. The NHou" Initigcncer Of
tho vie "the 0h Editor that JoI'na GGd Of he junior
Tor O. the Rr'.h Reg Sh. native ct Newark, Eng
land 'incaird Til, with her surviving husband
hsr then living Children The l.s resided Phindefha
until Sy, the remainder Tie Intervening iiHc Tie
last six y'srs, in North Carolina Nat Int
Died, al her ars residence, tie King Queen,
On the ODD u Miss ANNA & SerIuc.Ir. She d of rumona
uEdrr which hc had months
This notice bring designed particularly for the Information OF DIS
ant ircd WHO of IL The
po'fan particulars he closing Of hosn whom highly
rsierE The brss small with view their .IEifcG
on The disease of which Miss :. Did, borne
wan extraordinary resignation For weeks perhaps months,
she ioteaw that her ohd approached rapidly
anon" mos" devoted friends and relatives would speedily terni
NUT ut the hand which abest tie stroke, had so
nor Tear were allowed plead her behalf ionse sar The
isi'dhcwecn herself and her Other Tie wound
imposed friends truly panu bercavc
m"n 40 greatly By The healing corsoa
o tins 40 II seemed hardly possible for sreye the
occasion hi Mingled ,oush with the JOY
o. Tie most foil md triumphant the man,
without excitement Of any Kind she expressed her - be-
ing 80 mi OF hope aL She declared that she could
NOT csGbf or erer"in What aed hcr ske had
ntcn Tor several professor The christian rel
son and member Of the Smyrna cfsrmed Congregation Of
Christians this county Her life las eSuanimi
~ Her cSccencc have heen very cndeang among those who
anew her best She he"seHed the mecy-em5nced
W" hope OF the Gospel Of CrituDd umby into
that Test ~hith rcnGineh for The people Of God. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

TENHE Board has declared Dividend of six dollar. on
H each share Of The old stock. payable on or after
lhr 18th inst J. G. BLAIR, Cnsihtr.
Inlv 9. 1880 l6-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
Trustees safe of Rat Estate.

Ssf virtue oa Deed of ru made by JON Adams and Margaret
his wife John c. Smith, ccoascd, and tho Subscribers
Trustees for the benefit Of The Bark ofhe United bearing
date the 23 day ofjunc 1915 and admitted record the Clerks
Office othc County Court Of IcncO, the 9th day
month"; the undersigned surviving trustees tie request or,hs
President Directors and Company the Bank Of the T. ST. char
credby the State oPenEy rIna Assignee. former Bank
ofhc L. States will, the 2eh day OF this month, proceed
sr public auction the premises ready money proper
~ hereafter mentioned by tic said deed lying City
Of irbnond and unsod The said deed described
oiowa: .s1hc Cnon Hotel with eighty
back hundred M feet with the Stable and
ground WHICH is being ftyour feet l9b running
hack hundred md Eve i Also feet the Of
and 18th nearly covered with buildings, and back Of the
sad Union lioe Acting Trustees shall convey such title
ony - is conveyed 10 ~ by said decd oftiUst.
SJ- The sale uSe place NJ the premises, a O'Clock in tie
afternoon, on the day allowed mentioned.
ANDREW TEVENSoN, ! r,
JOHN ROBINSON, iius'.'''
The above sale will BE- conducted By LANCASTER DESHr
Aucis. 6-tds
10 The above sole postponed until TuesGay the a5lh day Of
Junn nj the place anG ourabovc
OF he above sale is further postponed All SATURDAY the
2Oi day Of this month Juyl and VIII be made clock
the afternoon, and At tho place above mentioned
JuIy2 tlG-idsI Er Older THE TErsrErs.