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The native American., 1839-07-20

r IFE OF WILLIAM CoWPER. Esq by Rober
IL Southey, Esq LII. d. (Poet Laureate, &C. in rvs
Also, fresh supply of the cheap edition of Wayeriey
Novels, bride OF Lammermoor-a Legend OF Montrose)
is this day received, and for sale by
July l3- Four doors west OF Browns Hotel.
CTEAM BOAT HOTEL The Proprietor of the
- Steam Boat Hotel in Washington city, opposite the
Centre Market takes this method OF informing his friends
and the public that he has fitted up his house in good
der to entertain many persons with every necessary
comfort This establishment being IN the business part
of the city, strangers and Others will find it convenient
and pleasant residence.
The proprietor would also take the opportunity to in
form strangers and the public that his charges as
moderate any similar establishments the country and
his accommodations not inferior to the best.
He returns his sincere thanks to the Public for the kind
patronage which he has received for the last fifteen years,
he hopes it will be in his power to give general safac.
ton TO the Public for the time TO come.
TERMS.
Man and Horse per day, $l.5o
Single Man, 100
Board per week, 700
Strangers arriving in the city can obtain lodgings in
this establishment at any hour Of the night
THOS. LLOYD, Proprietor
Wanted TO purchase Boy and Girl for the above es
tabshment. July 6.
The native American., 1839-07-20

NEW BoOKS.-Lady Cheveley or, the Woman of
IN Honor, a new version of Cheyeey, the Man of
Honor.
The American Lounger, by the author Of La6tt Cap
tain Kyd SC.
The Barber Of Pans; Moral Reputation, by Paul de
Knock author of Andrew the Savoyan good Fellow &c.
Precaution novel; by the author Of the Spy, Pioneer
&c. new edition, revised by the author.
The gentleman Of the Old School, tale by G. r. P.
James, in 2 volumes.
For sale or circulation at w. M MORRISON'S Book
and Stationery store, doors west of Browns Hotel
July 6.
The native American., 1839-07-20

aPThe Washington Lyceum will hold their
regular weekly meeting Monday, July l5 at o'clock
p M. in the Hall Of the Washington Library on lth
street, when the following question will be discussed
q Which is productive Of the greater evil Intenperance
or Gambling
By order, VIM. j. DOUGLASS.
The native American., 1839-07-20

CARD.-Our half yearly accounts will be rendered
N lst July, and our customers will confer favor by
calling and closing their accounts by note or otherwise
july g. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-07-20

EDERPETUAL CALENDAR a new and improved
article, highly beneficial and useful to clerks, law
yers, justices, merchants, sc.
Also, fresh supply of Marryat's Phantom Ship. are
this day received and for sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
JULY 20 doors west Of Browns Hoe'.
The native American., 1839-07-20

s-All communications for this paper should be ad-
dressed TO JAMES C. DUNN.
The native American., 1839-07-20

TAMES'S NEW NOVEL.-CharIes Tyrre or the
u Bitter Blood: by G. p. X. James, Esq, author of the
Hugpno the Robber, SIC.
Historical Sketches Of Statesmen who Ioursled in tle
time of George Ill., to which is added Remarks on Par.
am. F. X. S. and member of the National Institute Of
France, IN vols.
Concealment, Novel, in 2 vols.
Nicholas Nickleby, No. IA.
Jack Sheppard, No. 3.
Piccioa the Prisoner of Fenestree or Captivity Cap.
tive, by M. Santine, second edition.
Are this day received and for sale by
| w. M MORRISON,
| June % doors west of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-07-20

GUNNER GOODS Just received and for sale,
~ 1928 yards painted Canbrics (cheap)
cartoons coored satin Ribands
do. Brussels Scarfs
IS light: colored Parasols
100 pieces American Nankeen
doz. fine corded Skirts.
June l. A. w & j. L. TURNER.
The native American., 1839-07-20

SIX WEEKS IN FAUQUIRE.-Being the substance
- Of series OF familiar letters illustrating the scenery,
The White SnIpher Spring al Warrenon Faaqure conn
", Virginia; written in 1888 10 gentleman in New
England, by visiier.
Just published aud for sale at
w. M. M0RRISON'S
Book and Stationery store, doors west Of
Juiy6 Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-07-20

TODD'S Drug Store,
Washington City,
The native American., 1839-07-20

DONNETS, FARASOLS, &c.-
ID We now offer for sale
/ case Parasols, assorted
| do Silk Unbrellas assorted
do Al painted Jacone,s, assorted
few fine English Straws.
The above goods will be sold cheap, in order 10 close
them with the season.
June l. A. W. 4 J. T.. TURNER.
L'OR RENT.-That convenient two story framed
L House formerly occupied by Sarah Mcdowell.
fronting B. between 18th and 18th streets Inquire
of John W. Dexter the premises, or to the sub
scrb-r at his Office, Louisiana Avenue.
Nav 49, b. K. MORSELI..
The native American., 1839-07-20

COLLECTIONS FROM THE ENGLISH POETS
- from Spenser to Beate, embeIlished with Portrait
and twenty four illustrations.
Also the Life Of the Rev. George Crabbe LIZ D. by
his son. the Rev. George Crabbe, A. M is for sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
June 90 Four doors west Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-07-20

NOR SALE OR LEASE, farm lying ten miles
IL from the city Of Washington, the road leading
TO Baltimore 1t contains about l76 about 80 Of
which in wood and abont 25 in meadow land; it has
on it comfortable dwelling, young orchard of choice
fruit and perhaps healthy any place to be found
is desirable that any persons who may feel wish to
possess themselves of so fine and healthy situatoa
shou'd make immediate application to the subscriber, at
the Lumber and Wood Yard 18th street, the canal
June % ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1839-07-20

NEW GOODS.--We have opened This day
- 10 pieces Black Italian Lustnng, unuslall, low
cartoons very rich Embroidered Thbet Shawls
Super 4 Twisted Silk do
l cartoon Printed Moussene de Laine do
10 pieces rich Figured Mousseines
case Marseies Skirts
20 doz light ,coloTed French Gloves
doz. Double Pic mic Gloves, white and black
ALSO OPENING
cases French Chintz, very cheap
do cheap Domestic Prints
do Long cloth Shrngs
May Is BRADLEY & CATLETT.
GTRIPED MUSLINS.-Just received
- 200 pieces striped and plaid mnslins
AID. 6. BRADLEY & CATLETT
The native American., 1839-07-20

GEORGE SWEENY,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer ant! General Agent
lN has removed to the Office Of the Fremen's Insu-
Company, Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel July 2o.
The native American., 1839-07-20

Dec 90
The native American., 1839-07-20

IL pened
200 large size tufted Rugs
200 medium do do
$50 Brussels Rugs.
The above are Of the newest and handsonest patterns
July 90 BRADLEY & CATLETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

NOTICE.-A meeting of the Democratic party,
will be held al The Spout Spring tavern, on the last
81 day in this month, (March,) to nominate a
81 lie Candidate 10 be run with Mr. Chas. ii.
Lynch, Mr.. David r. Edley having declined accep-
tng the nomination, made at meeting at Campbell
courthouse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
HEYL'S EMBROCATION.

YNHE following testimony Of highly respectable
l. gentleman in this immediate neighborhood, and
anumber Of verbal communications, in accordance
with it, gives the strongest proof ofthe valuable e
iec,so Of Heyrs Embrocation
March Ia, 1889.
l have used Heyrs Embrocalion for Horses, with
complete success, both in diseases Of Horses as il
RECOMMENDED, and also on my own person, and on
several members Of my family, affected with strains,
'heumatl SIN, bruises, and 10 one case for n tu,nor
4. A. J. CRENSHAW.
Maich1s is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
RIcBaoNp, March 10, 1889.

The Distribution ofhe Snrptus.-The N. York
American says-
"Our readers will remember, that at the first ses-
sion Of Congress which has us expired, law was
passed, the suggestion OF the Treasury, pospon-
ing the raymen, to the States of the fourth install
nent ofAe surplus. until LIST Janury 1889.
Inasmuoh as no law was passed at the recent SEES
sion proonging the period oiposlponement, tho pay
ment is now due and demandable by the States
and the original appropriation being from any mon
eys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, we
do not see but that the Treasury must, in obedience
to law, make the distribution, confess to empty
boxes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
OBITUARY..

Died, on the 18th inst, Miss ADELINE c., daugh
ter Of Jesse Hare of this place, in the l2,h year Of
her age. She subec, to the acutcst bodily su-
ferng, from the dawn the close of her life. Her
parents though endeared TO her, may consider
blessing that she has exchanged her earthly afhic-
lions for immorta bliss high.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

TINE OF ELECTION.-The Senate have
passed the bill ofthe House of Delegates, fixing the
lime of election ofmembers Of Congress and the Lee
sslaiure. on the 4th Thursday in May, Of the pre-
sent year, aud the 4lh Thursday in April in every
wear thereafter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
IjrgiyiN state LOTTERY!

For The benefit of the Morongaia Academy.
To be drawn at Richmond Il . O w
a. The drawing will be received at this oihce'
Oh Thursday, tie 2Sih inst al O'Clock, T. Nj.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
Mammoth Scheme.

Besides u great number Of 500 $50, $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-llalvcs &5-Quartcrs So so.
For sale IN great variry olehoice numbers at
TALBOwS LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders hom the county, accompanied with
the Cash or Piizc Tickets, for Tickets in any Nt-
GINA Scheme drawnby u. ). Gregory & Co Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied; aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(post paid) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbmg, ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
brilliant Scheme.

Besides pteat number Of $50 $50 $40 &c. &c
Whole Tickets only Sl-IIaIyes S2-tluarteIs 81
For sale IN choice numbers al
TAI.BOTS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

D Eek Wit II > Anti-Dyspep.
ID tic p l. l. for sale by the single box,
dozen boxes rby the gross, aud TO those wishing
the Pills by the quantity, they will be sold very low
HOWEL DAVIES.
March 81 ID"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

SPRLv'I .uEETEy'G, ls3e.

'NHEL NCllBuRG JOCKEY CLUB SrniSo
u RACES viii commence on Wednesday. the 18th
day of May next. and continue four days.
lsr DAY.
A colt race entries not yet closed.
2SpDAI.
PROJECTORS Parse 5000 entrance sl5; . milo
heats
3Rp DAY.
Pu,sc worth 500; entrance sl0, 10 he nddcd
10 the Purse mile heats best three in five.
lru DAY.
Jockey Purse sioo; eutlance $50; three mile
heats.
The money FOR each days race will be paid 10 the
winner FREQ VI discount. Good stables aud litter
furnished race horses gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
lynchburc, March % wtdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

was called to orde,," b, the Chair, Judge Tuck.
ef'' though that gentleman before aud afterwards
allowed The widest latitude of debate. The gag law
Was applied 10 Mr., H. whenever there was the faint
est semblance ofexcusc for il.
Inc convention meets tonight again for the pur-
pose OF receiving the Address will tomorrow let
YOU hear iron, me again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
.Soksl a.. sp7cesn,

rs NOW receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of
h STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, recently puI-
chased, principally NJ AUCTION in the Northern
tats Tor a a y III and selected. in per-
son, with great care nom the LAKE. extensive M
PORTA1 IONS.
lis assortment, ~ respect 10 variety, beauty, style
aud rhcapncss will be inferior Ia ever offered
in this market The public are invited to call aud
examine.
March 95 4w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

ON consignment, AT NaEiufactu.
l'crs prices,
WI SHCAn INST &c u w r " Il .,
consisting of ID. G. & +. Flutes. with onr to right
Keys, par OF Them Of the very finest quality in all
respects. b. & c. Cllrioneus and C1aiioneu Reeds
aud a few fine Files--wilh a good assortment OF
E'F % II 4 " s.,
and Violin Bows and Strings, Guitar Strings. Octave
Flutes Flagiolrtts, Violin Pegs and Bridges aud
few Il "a = viOls q q affairs.
For sale BY Howell DAN les.
March u Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

For The bcutfl OF the Lccsbutg Academy
CLASS No. fof e39.
To be drawn at Alexandria on Saturday the 23d
March. q y The Oiicia List OF the Drawing will
be received AT this Office ON Tuesday the oCih
inst. at = O'Clock, i. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

saag-a dag upon which Freedom Of Opinion is lu-
seribed, and for communion with which other
pledge 10 demanded than this Uncompro missing
hostility to the extension Of Executive Power and
Patronage, and to those by whom. through tina,
means an effort is making to rcvolutionize the spi-
rit Of our free institutions, while they mock us with
their empty forms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
ROWrO.r, Wtaner # tie Grtat ST. LegsT.

rs,UJs imp tod Race Horse and stallion ~" cover
mares al my stables, Charlotte Court house, N"=u'' ~
r,nor in all cases timaby 1eagJAt ana ny .y
formed Morse. IN hist rg5r 'eG'rSG"y ]
a essaSe: Of yra, carriage and action" nc h4s no
MATS we'll led ud attended to- at 81 se"'S OO'
I'M not be- re- .poGsb.c OT accidents or escapes -
A. R.ec Ro"te" es4a to any Goi.c ,h T.
fssr,.td juI.fs, he had has sGua chcef' nam. w.
sam C:ncy, uavalied Jockey We oe !n
Eos!and Boldly that he was The best race Ag
- ,s he ever rode handled, and III this opinion Gs pro
Iber William Chimney Howe the SCOTS ana man! u va r,
dor. and tainrT., fully cGnIurd. lie won inc H'=t,'
J heat ST. Lcgcr on record % subscribers, beating 'oi" Sf
Hercules, G Others, and large "Gme % or @ ,h,
proved himself good al as!es, under "ea's Hs' " y '
dhS and wears old eirn at all Winning tie 81:
akin: the front av"ry tremendous steeTt
nn.werins whip at !a,, with prcmYttfs aHa uu UIat
old by ne Sader, whom lie subsequently ,as"y,
and Ibis year he lea, fine d q nr"e "Hrss' az I
Xroro >,ciurh, Laurel, Jenny Ml' and p"n
lVicn5 wears old he oUci'td Of iha sTea, az
-, "a cre miles carrying l22 lbs 10 the ut e,s4'Hru
fam. f3 ur,es seconds beating n"dsi+Js ana 'e,a
Al six yeuss Oh! he wo" Tie o4itana a. rI he r, de-
49,, MIN ,ns celebrated CGnar.re, boating the Sa".e' of
the Cur o ,hcurh he won " The English S?o Mag
,ema1Es every one will a''oM 'H w., r.,
mes here cne n.eAe Gmo"s the rey S fe ''0'S'
The En-: sport Magazines declare hi. speed as @ ns
, r,,w ireaaa4ous; and well they might since e S
% I lbs, n minutes b seconds, and assure Us g. ,s
rless him son.' IT, ;s % have own tic
@ anal sa, neatly al have won, and some have no zee" So
q, a virocJc Nol,airc, Wbisker, Partisan HGSeIe' Wv
@ sr,;o, The Colonel, and all the best tnssh ,i ni,
F o IN where they s"iln: ut hsNfr Prices na
U. an! In ojn foin. beauty and promise none ecI
"y vn, 5a,cs can suPas Rowtons, for TIC !a''t"0
lv WoG.l iowa
h""t"n We lvh.icbouc Landscape b! kuhen. ms D!
Doctors Sister His srn1d dan N , %e
h ,,.I an in her be!y Ossian, one o! Inc oc ' , u
80, So t.,n,IIms Ruler Trc"cfc'rer ny "o'u
prcSS Tr:ah.n CunegoGie, &C. Cam F, Tin acoc
la;a b. Mlchcm his pedigree remarkably ieh az
Gr ho, speed and bo;:o being closely allied 70 AZ
as tie od Marhru Eclipse, WaSy and OF Tue se, 80 n
Qucen Of TIump., Middleton, Pi@"po'Tnt,''! """ ~
many 0'heiS- FOR r-f''G"'l'' S'' WYATT CAEDWELL.
P. :. Mares ihIi have filled 10 the Stallion" NY
me- viii be insured at Siuj and any s-G'Ha" ceeo | 49,
HE for 10 m4fes u4ly colrclia. and paying or W
,nount shall charged only $50 for each mare n'"r a
,rsye pas,u,gc of Servants sent Win inc '"
rails. u, Tie servants rc to ssh cniIre con
iun'shS -, WYATT CALDWELL.
troll anu "'A'"7- 1s--ilJuEe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
rsa.us or RE: RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

II Inc Enquirer IS published three ttmtS ,cssk du
m, tie session Fl The State egstaure aad tsoice ueek
Jaf.a. Tie rest u ,he year
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Five Dollars aud Three Dollars for six months
nGV4Hce
| ~ pilons shall hereafter considered
l!vIn: AID TOT years publication, uuc>s iecIaIIy
d,! shorter time a"I paid for IN advance Tor that shorter
.Ins, y 81 ordered
" puDaun shall be the order OF any and
S, 'ef unie> paid to' IN advance Or satisfactory rele'
IA accessible person rcgut the
m without payment, tom new subscrSer who Is unacFcained
:OHIoIs single nuThcr may be sent, Confirming,
,,.I.!, .5lel ~, copy OF this regulation
OF all SnhScfibtrS whose ability may be
q,yl;o the pIoher ana who remain indebted open
4 the en- OF two years. from the time when the advanced
ue, shalt he erased from the liz, OF sGnScbeEs
RsssirtiosS II tas tiitaria! CoaeeE:'oH II ia.
T<a Resolutions OF the results Of the collective
a experience OF the E4toAi Corps of Virginia.
"a, n,I at R'channi. on the 18th Junray, ISIS
- Resolutions determined TO aaiIe-I interests
"a Pes, n1eaI require .ndeAi
,ilu.s h,< oEce my nc Icm,tel mail in good and
, sank nn,cs risk E:,rot; The Ps!ag Of all
Inns 5..tr Wreyst The postage oi iGsc letter
s the writr 1t Is the accumulated post;
cstcasiv. business which operates as serious tax upon
vi" pay for uiuo papers annually, shall have the
F''"- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square o: ae or less, Htst Insertion 20 cehS Tor
e!.i ',Iunuance, 81 coats
distance mast be accompanied wiih the advance
= y l;iS!ac,ory references, TO insure execution
al" -isi,s TO Soo per an"un DIS
-s,si recommended 10 the Editors oi papers
The CON h publish 4, the head
Tor advertising, n that they strictly adhere TO the same
lhess ~ always snch US 10 give far compensate"
rRssoiu:ios of The Editorial Conrtat0n.
y vi O:a:-teS AID Marriages from the c"uaiy' ne
"in. - unkrown this Office, nGs he
ii"n OF the P"'m,<'"r in the neIhhofhonc OF 'y
-" csc y, pur|hci Every measure mat mas o.en
iupo-oS AL QGEs"S. has proved heretofore uh''
" therefore Insist IN such case ur"" the t"lHn"m
certified bs OF ~" Fo'in'-is rrdH a" '"s
aGeE - TIE !r:tc-J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
Ra7yahasnOrk Land for Sale.

OFFER following Tracts OF Land: farm IN III"
county Mdisex called Heeks containing '33 acres his
farm Rpshanmock rver DIX miles above
Ian.a Ii lies well farming under good enclosures, and
II not sold At private *li IL
D. IL pIhc auc.iJa, Crjsnnl, the ,I day o Md
l,~,rv M4ycoui;. ..- 80
arm IA couYiy called Hinaor Forest conain,ns 'V
lies Gold District near TacNcus hi: -
~ calculate! ani has vscy convenient bui!i!"S
; Il soil sale, MI b. Gitrrd NJ u'c aut'
Court. honse on the Is, dly OF Siai,i My
;ici Ut tnI. lancaster cola'y called Cyrus containing
-: 80 rh,. Lao! lies near Deep Creek AMI H
,. - wool Which IS considered vut1-. |: hLs small
80 on a. oc.n-e ed by tea mt. II sold private sale, IT
- cre pubic 4; Lancaster CourI house, U" The
-. 90, OF L. May Coor1.
lb,ve Land will the will Of the lat" Raw
e, county. The terms VII u" ac-
ru.. Address The subscriber ut Mo.ansve thuInct
80. JOHN l.. BOWMAN,
N'-'''' Executor If Il. ~. DUraH4H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
6ITY SAYINGS BANKIncorpora,cd 10y special act OF The

6,ITY SACINGS BANK-Incorporad 10y special act OF The
General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Capital upwafG :"
This receive money "t sac 10 e
Gowtng inerc:For all sums remaining on deose
a,n for GUNS less than 1 munhsCef'ica'cs u ue
no, ~ b. c-auci isncd by the President an" Ia'"'
,m,o,.s, -. NJ, a, IN IL! days after date
'"'''-' SAMUEL WINFREE, President
SAMUEL F. ABLE, CASHIER.
+. EDMUNDS, Secretary.
u.n,mn sheppard, Il; D. Iaka Jesse sTesd H. +; hsmt, A.
pry,I z Edwards J Robert H. JenkiGs, j. J. ~ r. Lat'"p,
S,i,cy Daxter Jno Gordon VI. Crump Jas w binei,
W Alien James ih.c- las. Allen, H. Baldwin, u biG!+I
,b Wyrr, Wr $ rluncr, E. b. Beatty and Robert e " H.
aSoa-Dsrectors
ufhc" keit At the s'"'e Vi = '' Il3-e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

EsIDE AND LEATHER STORE, at me sign gthe C"tr on The
Ea Cross eadn. Mlyo- idIc, AID immediately "iu
site H. " i FECan be had 81 tins store" Sriri,h
Hides Tanners O and Curriers' Tools. Also leathe; Of oil
kini,-Soe Leather Upper Leather, Harness, Sknc ndc
Bas Leather Shcr skis zeal FANS
Morocco SSnS nng BiEngs, shoe Thread, and various amer
ui,aur saJdcrs uni co"rh" kr> ne
kiag and furnish those want, w' as good rihoh
e-uns can this city having engaged an
pcrcnced hand sup"fni.ud IN his department " INV
call from those want articles, AID five cannot suit them
..n ,tar';s r,, IN lo attended, CRANE & NEW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
Rvh. Gorernor Of the Communicable IF ITgt@'a'
~ W A PROCLAMATION.

,,,p,S vacancy hath Of this state
~ in ths D.'e, COMPOSED Of ,Gs :@n'e. Of Chas' ciy
LANG. Gy Sc; o.s Kf int siT Iatts an" me s''" "
Dr Campbell Gov.f"o: s Of s said Com
mcn"eaUh' nave f The CITY OF Richmond 10 "l an cer-
a n inrsay May mex; ia' Ls'"s nc day OF the
General Elccsioo,l for member 0' '"e |
TII rho vacancy aforesaid. ,,,cr tbr lesser seal Of
ia" am unir ms hand Governor AMI nnn , ian DIV 81
SEAL. u" I"m MN DAVID CAMfGELi
Apt'b i9''' liJ-WtH
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E-b.uIry J

iVD FOR ShLE.- offer Tor s!io my ,nl lhemeeno ami
- ~ ,.:s' a,,aa- The Of t'ef'y E%doid Courthouse
.r... an! the high state OF improvement; from
.. OF p4c, having been per year o e'ef!I years
9 ~ acres frs, land to ci"a now elegant! TN
.r % " - oil whch well enclosed and lie welt ~"
... A.. GOOD ne OF which erected
On go. 1, foulLatou from l2 TO ~ Imches isn WI"
oe 'hrrron lhsTs are over 30 sia'" ar s .ncy
ia bear .J many peach trees Of the be>, H.nd ne np
nos =, auI houses all with good hck c""
r udn.. old yelling hosses ench win i've
. ,.,.. lag. barns, 20 or - feet oas each win exec
,a,. an! ea,n .hediea arnuni either Of them
~ er any aisvrdua's STOCK the r!cinIiy-to one OF
n. a an ,,cn: lhrahIns Macbine ho'se Po"e e.
ft m gIy 1wn done on h's"5tAie moi ea'
IN o, Or vet for com or wheat ana 'hsi 10
, and berdsta>s twenty field on the e.ate
@ not oae or excellent springs on IT, To the tobacco
. " il;se ghI:e' estate o. ii' SIZE ~ pe'"I" "
l5.. ..rh, Ana portion oil the !and feinns 'nP"'e
meat susceptible OF as r1piL On" h'2h m
I'asa' Gul Virginia. aud The "h"'e Hassu 90 SUI
sru OF - pure ;nacuu. and valuable clay a. any '"' ~
taa. benefit, OF manure, as os as any sue
TO. H.. State oud sell my House and Lo: ~ L6s'iy
..g. yl. from III" Goa house. on corner lot "s o'.a
n'.a with iass mont cory ample ceais, WING % o
cNciGsHe OF bsseme" story ct sat'e, "sa
81 a.- pass: 5rrk oil e, wih good rooms "''h h;e places
1N',t~a, smoke house, i" and c'ma:rho1'c, Gotne'"
ao4.e. all N good order he who'll w' o o s =.
P'' ~ atm! terms Lily !9g"s ,ie ,s s sca, OF
patti, -~igred and eI''! sales efseis' h'enE Is sI an
y.,:e OF scr. !i.e, Pofuol "ai "ea,'"s c"G",; 49,
lie ga. 'g,1r," ol l.ynrhaurs ism aud he sulphur
=" iroI N" former and ~ from me i'r,, ga. M
u, w .a .arrnreudeuce Of Rev. Nicholas H. Cob' and "a"
.,.-r. v school mG,ch Rev. J. &. llanner ffHcpi'
I-.oe. 30 iowa and ''c,ny Is u"'ufiis>ed ~ an ,.o
V.e'ne~ rck churche. n town ant Others near. Nis
A:.u. society," bera recently established there ausufn
"- .' tie aga n'Iufi i"ct"'! - the s"H"y' &c J ~,
n .,agenteuy d. s GtO ro % Tire" trae,, ttiafeI, !"
Those Lc.iuu> PCrCha>' ~ - healthy si'"a
are invited 10 ca aai Themselves. Should
should desire % sell hnt leave 50 ue
7 estate rdrncr: answer rht' {" my chiG''o
aqI much pra."d'he e''u. b nee .! my ii'nt are
.r. ira them thor: and last the uch rot Least nave
rr.. .'....',,y ,b.ua,.;lc aai,ci.yas WM. COOK.