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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20
ST., AUGUSTINE. June S.

Army intelligence =, Picolata is 10 be
ell 10 Fl. ileilenlan.
On the 26lh ull. l8 miles from For
Tanning. two privaes of Capt. Bradlry's
Volunteer Company were killed by Iu-
'laus. One Of The party was scalpcd 3
times.
Fort King, May 80.
"A few Indians have come in since I
last wrote. a large numner. with Tiger
Tail and several ether chirfS, " i'll be- here
in Il dav or Two. ! he rhlels never asked
Gen Macnmb whether hey ouId he per-
nnitcd 10 remain permanently South Of
Pcase Greek. and he never loId them that
they would not. II lIe ludiaus should be
permitted 10 remain in Florida, it will be
fatal blow tn the prosperity of the Ter
ritory, and every FI"ridian ought to raise
his voice against 50 suicidal measure.
"Sincc writing the above, our negro in
terpretcr (Murray) who is The best and
most useful man in that capacity. was shot
in the side, by Scoun,lreI named Edgar,
who is orderly Sergeant Of the Company
thar garrisuns 'his posi- The ball passed
Immediately Ouer The stomach, but under
the prritoneum. aud think is lodged in
the Ii er. He is sill alive, bur his chance
frecovery is very slim. He had not
been shot more than AN hour, when 4
couple of chiefs arrived here, but having
no Interpreter, | cannot tell you what news
they bring from the interior. Tomorrow
they will bring in with them from "A camp
nne miles from here, another Indian ne
gro who will interpret for us."-News.
June 8.
Anottrr Fruit of the Peoce.--Georse
Brock, ubcrr> WAS killed by the ludians.
and has huuse burned al Victoria. three
miles from, PicoIata, aud eighteen miles
from lhi- city on Thursday last Capt.
hllckler tIcrtl the tracks of seven Indi-
an, aud slpposes fhey crossed the ST..
Johns in a hoal, rs they carried away pro
visions and plumber.
There is also current rumnr that TWO
meL have htem murdered in the neshbor-
hood of F0rI Fnnning. g.-Heraid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20

We have received catalogue of the
Officers and Students, of the University
OF Virginia, for tine Session of 1888.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20
Correspondence of the North American

A'E" loNh, June lU.
The grand topic Of discussion is sill the
cotton circular. Ishoul'l Judge tina. ma
jority Of our merchants are pretty decided
ly opposed to tile policy. Cotton is 10 day
rather dropping again, some few sales have
been made at prices which were refused
on Friday and Saturday. Flour is very.
much at a stand, only small sales are ma
king a, Sc 25 for Orleans, Sc 81 for Ohio,
and sc 62 a rs for Gennessee.
U. S. Bank shares sod 10 day at the
Brokers board a, l2l, and afterwards al
122. The cause is said to be that most fthe
floating stock has been RENTED To Eng.
land. so that little remains in marker, aud
some parties who have been selling for
future delivery, find themselves obliged to
bid high TO get hold of ii.
The Legislatures ofthe following STATES
have yetro elect United States Senators:
New York, in place Of MP. TaIlmadge
Michigan, E. Lyon.
Virginia. VIM, G.. Rives.
Pennsylvania, S. MKcan
Delaware, r. Ii. Bayard,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20

The Old Dominion says MIR. Taft, y
merchant in Savannah, has in his possess
sion 2O,0OO aulos apis, original hand wri-
ting of distinguished men," Ir,hese au-
toeraphs he as obscure as those of great
men generally, it would puzzle French
Sardnt, To tell "the authors of Them" +"
The same paper says, "NIiss Shireff,
The vocalist, is about 10 be married to a
New York Lawyer. lie has pressed his
suit, and is about 10 gain his cause" The
Attorney is welcome to her. We saw i,
stated very recently, that this lady in en-
acting very impassioued part, was so car
rled away by torrent Of feeling as to 60
beside herself, and shrek in agony on The
Stage. The scene was represented as ap-
pallins. Wha' rational man wants hvs-
terical woman, for the partner of his bosom?
We have read the Report Of the Com
mirtec of Twenty -one, who were appoint
ed by The lale Commercial Convention, TO
consider and report on, The measures proper
'o he adopted by that body. The Report
is very full, and satisfactory, and contains
much valuable information. which we
would with pleasure, transfer 10 our co.,
umns, did our limits permit. We will how
ever notice few things. The Committee
ennumerate many causes, which brought
about the presen, depressed state of Sourh.
ern Commerce; but they say, thai "these
have now in great measure, CEASED TO
EXIST, and that the opportunity is presen
ted Of improving our present advantages
of removing them altog oge,her-an,i regain
ing all that we have lost. In little more
than two years, the tariff will be reduced
t2 The "revenue Standard" based on San
economical administration of the Federal
Government" We shall soon be relieved
from system, which has sapped The very
foundation of our prosperity, and reduced
US almost to a state of Colonial vassal-
age" For the resi-, we must depend upon
ourselves" On The subject Of Importa-
ton into the city of Charleston, the Com
mitiee say,
For several years prior to, and includ
ing the year 1907, the imports into The
city of Charleston, estimating their a.
mount by the duties received al rh.. Custom
hnuse,-(thc average raIe of duties being
then about l21 per cenl.) amounted, on an
average, to aboul nine millions of dollars
annually. From that period, under the
operation of The restrictive syslem,' the
importalions, with the except of three
years, from 1915 10 1873, immediately
after the peacr) gradually declined until
lS3O. In that year the imports had fallen
10 one million. But from that lime, and
especially since the american System
has received a fatal blow, and the Govern
menl has commenced retracing its steps
back 10 The Free Trade System our i'm
ports have been steudily increasing, SO
that. they now amount 10 about three
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
Notice..

THE Stockholders of the Cacapon
and North Branch Turnpike Compa-
ny are hereby notified, that an install
ment of Three DOLLARS per share
is required to be paid on tie 1h day
Of OCTOBER meet and two install
ments of Two Dollars each on the goth
OCTOBER and goth NO VE.NBER,
being the 9Th, 9th, and 9TH instalments
called for. Those Stockholders who
have not paid the former instalments
are requested to pay the same forth
with. By order of the Board of Di-
re ctors.
JOHN BRADY, Treasurer.
Sept. Ord, lS39.-6w. I3n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
PhTsiC and Surgery.

DR.. MERWlN, sometimes called
the Natural or Indian Doctor will o.
pen a shop of Medicine in tins village
by the ur.t day of October, containing
perhaps as great variety OF Medi-
cines as can be found in any other es-
Enlistment in Virginia, { Apothccary' >
Shops eNceptedJ His knowledge eX-
tends iothe use OF all Foreign ana Do.
mcstlc remedies. Ills attention has
Tor many years been particularly de-
voted u cure diseases given over by
oIhers.-No disesse but what he un-
derstands, satisfactory proof OF which
can be exhibited on application. shop
Immediately below Mr.. 5. d. Brady 5
Tavern. Romncy, Sept. 2j.
\. b. Pamphlets containing re-
commentators OF the wonderful cures
he has performed, can be seen on op-
pIicatOn at this ONCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
~ Office.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate
Of Edward Taylor, decd, by bond or
otherwise, are requested to come for
ward Immediately and discharge the
same, as indulgence will not be given;
and all persons having claims against
the Estate will please present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN SLOAN, Executor
of Edward Taylor, dec d.
Sept. ), lS39.-tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
EDG;sEfls.


Died, at his residence near Spring
field, Captain SAMUEL ABERNATHY
in about the 9tlhyear Of his age. The
deceased was native Of Pcnnsylya-
MIA and soldier of The Revolution In
company with his brother the late Mr.
William Alternately, he came to that
place then wilderness, soon after the
close of tie Revolutionary war where
he has resided ever since. He suS-
famed oil the relations of social life
beloved and respcctcd-scryed his
country and his generation faithfully
lived to see ho,rishing village
spring up, and new generation OF
men to arise, aud LETT numerous ia
miv Of bis descendants to mourn for
him.
Time rolls lis ceascless course, the race of
yore
Who dluc'd orr infancy upon their knee.
And told our wondering boyhood legends
store,
Ofdau5.rs happend by land or sea"
How they are bIottcd from the
things that be. COMM
In this borough. Yesterday morning
in the 3 ith wear OF iisaEe, Mr.. WILL
IAN WASuABACGH, leaving a
wife and four children to deplore The
loss Of an alcctionate and tender hus-
band and parent, which we trust "He
who tempcr. the wind TO the Shorn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
EOYICE

THE School Commissioners for
HomPshire County, are requested to
NEE; at the Court house, on MON
DAY the Both day OF the present
month, for the purpose of settling their
accounts and making the annual re-
port. TSeot. 20.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
Il OEs 81 e. NE.

THE subscriber offers for rent, for a
term OF years, her
tWlliuS ana law - Ms
contiguous to Moorcfeld, in Hardy
county, Virginia.
Their desirable location, in the midst
Of fertile and business country, and
Immediately adjacent to NloorefeId,
present the strongest inducements to
those solicitous to embark in such en-
Payments, and afford assurances ofsuc-
cess and profit. She offers for sale the
entire Machinery, in complete order,
requisite to carry on the C7RDLN'G
.MICHLN'E, to any one disposed 10
rent. Terms, SC, made known upon
application to the subscriber, who re-
sides near the premises.
PATSEY CUNNINGHAM.
Moorcfeld, Va. Sept. l;2.--3t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
ss'EES0N S. co

VINO EST lR D EP OF
OFFER FOR SIZE,
10000 bushels G.. A. Salt
500 sacks Liverpool Blo,on Salt
800 do ; l-2 * 4 bush each c..
\. SALT
100 tons Soft Plaster
hhds. cheap ": O. Sugar
% bags strong Green RIO Coffee
10 tierces Porto Rico .MalasSes
Prime
10 hhds. cheap Cuba .Molcsses
3 tons assorted Bar Iron
20 baskets cheap Champaign Vine
5 tons assorted Gr1nQSiones
WINCHESTER DEPOT.
Aug. Is, lS39.-6w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

A general meeting OF the Stoclhol.
d"rs uIthc Gao pom and North Branch
IuuIiae Company, viii bee held at
the house of Charles S. TAYLOR. on
&3Il3D3}tis 3H Of CCTCBEh
h.,f lorthe purpose Of ciccGng a Pre-
sidcut add five Directors for The crsu-
ing year. A full attendance Of thl
Stockholders is requested.
CHRISTOPHER uEISEELL.
PyestRcuh
Sept g. 30.-tde.
JUST BECEI}ED-2C Bozcs su.
.pyc.or small 'ump Tobacco, 5s to The
pouAd, for sale by
T., LOGAN.
Wiacacs,er Jan. 3, 1899.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

:. ~ BritiSh .SayH Coniracfs.--Thc
= KS: for supplying the British Ma
I, "'' year neatly double the ordinary
81 sv e The notification from the Ad-
ny fcqui.es 8. 600 Ge5ces Of Beef
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

How BERMuDA.-ENtrncts from
Vincent, st. Lucia, aud Dcmerarl
rs to the 81 inst, bring melancho-
count Of the ravaEes OF the vel
Never. At Fort Charlotte, in the
mentioned island, upwards of six
m has already died OF 1t, inclu.
TLieut. Hawker, OF the 70,h Rr-j-
Z. At Demerara, Col. Dancy
4 Bruce, Lieut.. s. Adjutlnt Hop
<Enslgn Phipps and Ensign Dick
9 had fallen victims 10 the dis
&together with a large number of
bldiers. So great was the mortal
nat it was found necessary to lc-
d the troops from the barracks.
= earthquake felt at Bar5adoes on
. OF August, was also felt at De-
"a, Grenada, and al St. Vincent;
q latter place it continued from 9
& Observation-Disclosures nearly east
Hest,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
CACAPON & NORTH BRAN a
TURNPIKE ROAD.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiy-
ed by the subscriber until the first day
IF October neat, for constructing TWO
MILES OF the above road. Commence
ing at the North Branch of Potomac &
running west 10 mile stake near Gre
saptown; also, for the section COM
mencing at the mile stake on the west
side ofth South Branch and running
east 10 the foot Of the South Branch
mountain, about Ia mile. The plots,
SC, and forms of contracts may Re
seen, and any other information had.
by applying TO the subscriber.
WIN. A. HEISkELL, Supt.
Frankfort, Sept. 3.-tdrp. I'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

!. the Ave great Powers, has re
a fla, refusal from Mehcmet Ali,
= all his exorbitant demands are
,,l;ed with, and the expenses he
'heen put to defraycd by the
haye ONLY to say that our worst an
'ations are realized. In haste,
most obcdicnt servant,
Z. XASSIMON, LITTER.
he French and English fleets, ac-
inc to adyicc5 from rris,c, Of Aug.
were atauchor oTthc Dlrdonci
Ind a number Of English ship, %,
inc were on their way to Teneils.
infofce Admiral Stopford S SQUAD
'already consisting OF ten ships OF
inc.
e head quarters Of the Turkish ar.
we're still in Nalatia, and those Of
Eryp,ian at MaraScn, where Iora-
'Pachl was at the latest dates.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

itisstated in a French print thu
"a artist of Paris mas succeeded 10 pre-
PasIng q chemical compound that he
taas Anti-Sceptic Fluid, which pre-
.ssves animal bodies from corruption
4 more perfectly than the ancient Prac-
We Of embalming. The mode IN
' u is applied is very simple. al
''ss need be done is to injecttha fluid
4 p'o TIE caroted artery or any other OF
"a great vessels. THIS Treservcsthrn
.l.noui internal muIIalion and with.
4 a'zcmbowelling or the removal o.
!, ~ ors'n. Bodies thus preserved are
! : sad to look more like waycn H.
81 saies 'han corpscs withoutany cXtcr-
y ~ eouosion or Disagreement Of the
Is 10 birds the plumage, aud in
49," ihe color, skin and hair, are re-
rs uso % all the freshness and beauty
MY. Y. Post
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
Gjss0Lu60D.

THE partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned is this
day dissolved by limitation, and a de-
termination OF one Of the concern to
90 West renders Unnecessary to close
their business as speedily as possible.
They therefore request all who are in
debted TO them by open account or o.
thcrwisc, TO come forward and settle
without Jciay.
JOHN DALEY,
CHAS. a. WHALEY.
MoorefelG, Sept. 10, IS39.-;}t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

The bridge upon which the Central
Railroad crosses the river Rouge, near
the city Of Detroit was willuily de-
stroycd by fire on the night of the 9Th
inst. Upwards of 100 feet OF the
bridge was destroyed, which cannot
be repaired under cost Of $4,000
The acting Governor Of the State OF
Michigan has offered a reward of 81
COG for the discovery Of the incend,a-
RES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

+ 1at II was found necessary To Ic-
~ the troops from the barracks,
IL earthquake felt at Bar5adoes on
; "a of August, was also ieI; at De-
.rfra, Grenada, and al St. Vincent (;
IT, latter place it continued from .
III Observation-Disclosures nearly east
afest.
~ The Albany Evening Jour, OF Sept IS.
How Is THIS The Hon. n. P.
llmadge, in attendance upon the
90 Court of Common Pleas last
.ek was invited to address a Wing
nIpntion then meeting in Owego.
/ &enator was listened II, for two
a. BY large concOurse of citizens.
. 1ditor Of the Owego Advertiser
Il hat mo sketch can DO justice to
G}eech. 1t was the production Of
FeH mind, deeply imbued with the
ncjples of the Constitution, and
Iions to avert the calamitieS which
clSsrly showed must result from the
sstsres Of Mr.. Van Buren," But
~ particular attention to the fol-
ne exposition
rms speech on "Wednesday night,
sTallmadge stated the fact that,
yi6us to the extra session of Con-
6ein September, 1897, Governor
~ called on him at his residence
ez6pbLeensie. and urged HIM to
- the SUD Treasury scheme:
[ 20 Joinr he would be sustained
r. Eparty in this State. The Gov
4 enaIkcd that he supposed he
he urged to endorse the scheme
hihessage, but, he added with
1sis, HE WOULD NOT DO IT! Mr..
ln3dge also said that he had nowIn
rG1session letters from many OF The
r1inent men OF the party, which
ported Mr.. Van Buren,, advising
SINE course that Governor Marcy
dene ; and that, in pursuance OF
II odvice and his own honest con
tons, he did oppose the bal, and
y 1hese very men to denounce
. toxit. So much for Locoloco con-
'.ney.
Mis direct confederation, from
table source, of the TACT winch
sze|1e stated, that Governor Marcy
sAmong The opponents OF the SUB
eazrry scheme. Indeed none oI
sh1kschemc than Governor Marcy,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

The Liverpool Correspondent of
The New YORK Star SAYS that Victoria
wen, in her ui-h.-cap to serenade her
mother, on her birthday morning.
Victoria IS very cXtravagant. and owes
rmi!'incg - or3 0O)y dollars, which
the mi..iuer can't cJllcc! now.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
JOHN DALEY,

AFoorcGell, Sept. 10, Is39.-3t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12
MEDICAL COLLEGE Is RicnMU>D. Va

MEDICAL COLLEGE Is RIcIMorD. Va
YEJlIE next Winter Term of Lectures III The Medical
Deparinlen NJ Of flampdpn sydney College, al Rich
mond will Commence on MONDAY, Oct 2iSt 1859,
and continue nui,i the last Of february following
AUGUSTUS l. WARNER, NJ D., Professor of
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ D., Professor OF Theory and
Practice oi Medicine
Til JOHNSON. NJ D, Professor of Anatomy and
PLY sul"gy.
/ " CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Mrd,ca and Therapeutics
r l. BOnANNAN, VI. D Professor Of Obsiretcs
and the Diseases If Wumpn AMI Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D Professor of Che
misry and Pharmacy
ing has been in successful operation for the last eight
months and furnishes constantly number OF interest
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to Which The student
has access al all hours
The College lnffmary together with the Aims house.
Penlrennry and Armnry, (Which ale under the charge
Of Two Of the P"rssors viii afford the student an OPP
portuniiy of witnessing the various diseases incident
a Southern climate. The abundance OF materials Tor
nalnnical purposes and the reduced price al whlch
they furnished will enable the studtn, 10 acquire an
in innate kuowlpdye OF the Anatomy of the human body,
and the use Of Surgical Instruments.
DURING the last Winter Course Of Lectures from Inc
number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the lntrmary,
the Professor of Surgery enabled TO EXHIBIT before
the class nearly all The important Surgical operations
upon the Hrng subject; and from the growing popu.
lay of the lnfrmary there IS resson 10 believe that
hereafter The Surgical Eases IN the House, VIII gteauS
increase.
God Board. including fuel, lights servants attend
ance &c can be obtained in lh!s ely for four dollars
per week.
We are authorized TO state that full Course of Lee
lures in this Institution will be received as equivalent
10 one in the nl"wiug Medical Schools: University oil
Pennsv Ivania Jerr>"n Medical College Of Philadr phla
Medical Culpge nf the Sale Of South Carolina; Tran.
syvana University. Lexington, KY University of MAJ
ryand, &c, &c.
The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Dssecllng
Rooms Of the College The first Of Oci"hrr
hUG'S l.. GARNER, NJ D.,
Dem If the .ucdirni Faculty.
t1,v J-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12
ID Drann .SnRbrrs.
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
Stale OfWarxlaliG

To,cn Hlll and o,hcr 6njid"aS IN the CHyJ Baltimore.
Class M 3, ~ l-:i9
To be positively draw 10 h. CITY uf Baltimore, on
Htdn,sday. 27M IF .N"rsmtsr. l-&l.
Jndsr The Sup.IInirpdrnrr al C"mmlssioners
TIL, h0'dsr fHc ropit"i 'rW rrcr're $40 ''"l n,h
RnuIr.xr ScuEMr So go l05l5, 5tho, 1000,
5000 : 5nn = 2:Iu 2.nu0; ~ at ] coo. &c DC, &c
IS y, I.",rprv-l5 Dawn Bn.l
Tickets only SO Halves Qmar'rrS %
Certificates OF Packages of - " hole li"keis Si3n W.
IA do ~ Half dn Ga 90
M do o. Quarter do 80 80
mr. Orders fnr Tickets md shares or Cerlh"a'rf "'
Packages "brr magnificent S"henfs VIII receive
the most pram attention. and rlal account OF each
ing immediately after II is "V-r I" al VINO Or
der from Address
D. 5 GREGORY d co. .Donogsrs.
RIcmNoSp. Va.
Oct 25 STD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12
THE CAUSES OF THE PRESSURE

is there single man in this community tina, Goes moi
know and if he is hnnas, mlIl frankly admi,
that The expansion Frogacy aud rotlennrss of the Bank
OF the States. und HE issues of State 81
and credits, the Of The present prs.sur Is
il rot we'll known, ,hathe Government 50 lar from BENZ
abe OF IT, as done aud doing every thing in lis
power 10 alleviate IT. and 10 enable The iiauka Of Tins
State 10 maintain their high and sound position sr
paving Banks! Is X not proof Of The tenncy with
which as party. the Federaliss or Wings cling to
the Bank, and that they welded 10 il, that with few
exceptions they Genounc" The Natnra Administrator
tor Shai il solely chs!seable TO the CONDUCT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12
.NHmagei.s' Olsise KifhN.Ond, We
XIrriaaia State E.OifcrY.

Fur the benefit 81 the Muu"nga'la Academy.
Glass NJ 6 FIR lc:9.
To be drawn OF Alexandria, Va on Saturday, 10Th
November. l-59
GRAND ScusuE S3n HUO Sln0NN, sc 600. $1,000,
81 900 50 5n 81 nnu ,747 - priz~s"f 81 .UOU, DC.
IS Nmnhrr Loipry-I3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $40 Halves Qnoltrrs2 30.
Certificate OF Packages OF - Wi"le tc!-ls $50
Do do % Half do IS
Do do % Quarter do SO so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12
.Ne,n B"araino H"nst

.Nelr B"dTatno H"Hsc
RERS WM HUNLEl'F late OF The Washington
I've HorrI has taken The House occupied oy hss n.
N.us,n us BOARDING House lir several yrnrs, which
has Just been repaired, painted and neatly h'ed up win
almost entire new furniture The l"ca'i"n IS among the
best in The CITY immediately the business part over
AIR GiI. Bookstore doors above the Bell. where she
wnud b. ulad To receive her country friends and the
public generally hat rooms sr has Will be- krpl par
lIculariy for The accommodation OF Travellers but any
number Of boadprs, without Lodging, can be occoInn'o
dated. 81
N y Particular attention y III be paid 10 those ira
yelling ny Railroad Steamboat, and PROVISION made
for horses alEu.
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