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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
.FFO,ssJisossl Scheme :
Fourteen Drawn Numbers,

BESIDES many OF SO $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Si0-llalses S5-QnaueE
81 80.
For sale IN great variety Of choice numbers AT
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
~ Orders from the country for Tickets drawn u
d. $. Gregory 81 CO. IN all Pneiaia Schemes. Cad
eon,panied by cash Prize Tlekeis,) promptly AM
cotGdeutially attended 10. when addressed 10
HENRY IL. BOOKER. Z
Lynchburg. Va. 4
~ Ny customers may always depend On see
my the Numbers of every LOTTERY in which
sell Tickets, published in ibis paper, ['rhe Virgi
MANI soon as the Official List Of the Drawing !
received. III. IL. BOOKER.
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Delegates to the .stounloa coor,o,;ioo

AmhefSf-Joscph IL. Irving, John Dudlcy Davis.
Ahefnatts' John j. Duncan, VIM. Z. Sisson.
Loudoan-Richard II. Henderson, Cuihbclt Pow
ell Noble 3 Braden, Thomas NJ. Coston Hum
phey b. Powell Lewis Beard, Sanford l. Raniey,
Henry Il, Harrison
CheSterhetd-Wm. r. Johnson, Samuel Taylor.
A''ernaieS, DIR. SamuelA, Paterson, George John
son.
hlng g. Quccn--J james. Govap, John w. Dew
Alternates, Briscoc G. Baldwin. Thomas W. l..
Faunileroy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

MAMMOTH BEET We received. ON satn,.
day. Beet grown on the plantation of Dr. Wm
Owens, near this place. measuring. exclusive of the
top, feel inches, aud fcet IN circumference, and
weighing Isl lbs. Who can beat it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

The Democratic PHOENIX a Lynciburg Gazette
will be published twice week ashret Of the size Of
the Lynchbug Yneiuian printed similar type,
atlour dollars per aunum, payILle gear aIter he
publication elite FIRST number. Advertisements viii
be inserted the usual terms, aud the general bu-
sness Of The Office conducted according the rules
adopted by tie late Go ycutlon oil Edluls held IN
Richmond.
The first number will appear on on before the first
OF December next JOHN RICHARDSON.
Eyuchburg, Aug %.
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IglREkIsRAsss,.

Married Wednesday everne, the 2lst inst. by
the Rev John Early, Capt. JAMES b. GHrfN oil tins
place, TO Miss Ann C., daughter OF Mr.. George
Markham, ol Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

W Mr.. Clay has left Saratoga Springs. lie ar
''eu at Troy, N. Y. on the 18th inst where. al
'n'ugh he had positively declined public recep-
"on' he was received, in the most enthusiastic
manner by an immense crowd. In a few obserya-
''h' In reply to address made to him by Geo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
Aug. 26
EBROrOSALS lor publishing, in the town Of
Lynehbnfg, a semi weekly newspaper to be
called the
democratic phWniN 81 yuchburg
dsaaXrrfN


This paper as its name indicates, will be devoted
10 the principles OF Democracy viii, rs at present
advised support the re election Of Nmlin Van Ru
10 the presidency and IN politics Ils text bnol,
will be The Resolutions OF %. In ths department
1t will be the aim Of the Editor to exclude every ar
lloIe OF personal character, and substitute
scnuy lor vii or abuse lar Argument
The internal Improvements which have been un-
dertaken under the auspices OF the State wall receive
all tho aid which can he derived from free and n
discussion oil then merits IN the columns OF IN
dependent press, whose conductor believes thai all
works % this nature Of vial importance 10 the
community Where they proposed 10 be made
The project oil iu road from tins place 10 the
Tennessee line is considered indlspensiby nceessa
~ 10 an increase of the prosperity OF Lsnchbnre and
the very large section oil country winch here finds
market the Edlorwill therefore USE every exerrnn
10 lay before tie public such Information as will lead
10 the completion Of Tins great work.
shall cndeasor to make this paper al instructive
and useful miscellany. III which shall be embodied as
much Intelligence rs Is usually found m periodicals
Of this kind aud though political questions will be
boldly discussed, yet selections will be continually
made that ii hoped will be found interesting 10 the
general reader.
Agriculture. manufactures, trade and literature
will receive respectively. such notice IT ia thought
the public TASTE viii demand. M article winch
offend the delicate OF modcsty dctracl from
morality religion, will find place ia this journal.
The undersigned, an earnest Of hs intention 10
establish tins Ifess permanently, Ipoposcs tic fol
lowing terms 10 generous public, aud asks Only iot
that support which, his paper may deAelse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

Showing an increase since 1887 OF I6 673 votes
lannon's vote Is now almost as large as it was in
1887 and Yet he is beaten. That there has beeo
oui play, however, is not matter of conieetu,e-
The last Nashville Wing SAYS 1.-The Instances of
double and httte voting in sumo Of the counties wefr
50 giamg as 10 put even the returning officers 10
shame, in 50 much that they have refused in mofe
than one precinct. 10 Stud IN the poll books" -
lie Wing says: " 1t is charged, for example. that
a county, numbering, according to the official re
cords in the tomp,roller's office but o3l4 hite
polls, voted 1925 suong that another NUMBERING
$40 whites polls, voted 1861 that thild, number
ing 1900 white polls, voted 1892 " Indeed insome
OF the counties, the frauds are described as the most
hagiani known nlhe political annals the Stale -
Such victory, SO obtained, may be available for
present purposes; but surely no indication of fu
lure results.
In the State Legislature. the Loco Focos will
have majority on joint ballot. The Senate stands
ID to 10 the House ~ to 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

NOTES.-The Richmond Compiler Of the 2lst,
gives an account of a discounted NJ oh in that city
on the 19jh. " Some hundred more young men
assembled the market house and were eeding
up town about 10 O'Clock, to carry oat the de-
sign Of breaking up the gamblers. But before they
commenced business, some persons Caused the bells
TO be rung, and the alarm fire was given. Thi, d-
ycrtcd the attention Of the crowd, aud SO confused
and dsorg auized it, tha' ii did not reorganize, and
the night went off quietly
The Baltimore papers inform us of considc rable
excitement and mobilize developments in that city
also. 1t appears that on Sunday morniu. the 9Th
inst. one e the Nuns in the Carmelile convent.
(known as Sister Isabella though her fdmily name is
Sarah Neal, aged about IS, aud Of Georgetown, d.
G.. where her family, who is Of the highest rcspcc-
liability resde,) escaped from the Convent, and
ran 10 several houses attempting TO gain admission.
1t appears that she has been for some lime insane,
and with the usual cunning of lunacs, seized an
opportunity when she had produced impression Of
her partial recovery such extent to remove all
restraint from her person. 10 make her escape The
sight Ola female, dressed in monasc costume, run
ming through the streets soon dlcw together crowd
who lost time IN sowing the seeds oi riot, under
pfelenee that the girl had been treated despoucally
in the Convent The Mayor, however, called ou
several companies Of military, well AIMED with ball'
and bayonels, and at our last dates every thing
quiet The Convent had been thrown Open to al
inspection OF commitIee oicnzens. aud IFS interior
arrangements asweII as The free conversations Of IL
inmates with the commltoe, were calculated to ala,
j public excitement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

" The Metropolis, Che Globes tender,) says
Let the watch.cry be Martin Van Buren, and an
Independent Treasury" II so, how can the Metro
polls expect The support Of the Richmond Enquirer
which declares thai ibis Independent Treasury is bu
another name Tor Despolisn and Corruption!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

Jog he Office Hoidefs!-The following letter
from M. Van Burens postmaster at Nashville Is
going the rounds Of The Administration papers;
"NAsnyILLE August g. 1899.
Dear Sir-Polk is elected--our delegates in Con-
Gress will stand Democrats to sEvTN Feds aud a
Legislature oil the irne Jackson stamp thar will IN
stfuct Judge White and Mr.. Foster out Of THEN
seats. Tennessee is redeemed, and We are happy
ROB ARMSTRONG;
I'VE a,e happy'-A chance for an extension Of our
ease Uncle Sans pockets for four years longer
Who wouldn't lie happy ! But, take care gen.
Ilemen Office holders, that change do not "come
over the spiri Of your cream" Great Icyo-
lutions, you know, have been wrought in one year
itisye not too late torouset5e patrotsmofthe coun
Try 10 action and for one, we do not despair that il
will be done.
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- a. OOD COOK.

M + viii sell inttont Of our Once ON Thursda,
w morning-A Negro Woman, very likely, %
years old, who Is a finn Cook
PAYNE x TURNER, Auet.
August 26 81
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.rnn,cs River nnd Knmnuhl Scri

Games River and kanayha Scrip
WANTED AT BooKEGs OfFicE.
DERSONS wishing 10 exchange can be accom-
u dated with the sale Of any amounts on fair terms
by calling at
BooKER's LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OrrIcE.
Aug. II IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

O. The majority OF l.. W. Andrews (Whie)
over Gen. Wand ". B.) in tie lljh Congressional
district in kentucky lately represented by the DIS
tlngnished Mr.. Meniiee, IS upwards Of 700. Tie
hoeos were 50 saneuinc of carrying tins district after
Nh Menlce declined, that, before single return
had been received, they put down Mr.. Ward
as certainly elected. The same thing is true oil
the Isl Congressional district of Indiana, which,
while several other districts in that State have
changed from Wing to Loco Foco, has changed
from Loco Foco TO Wing. and for the first time
elects one OF that party. The majority OF Geo. H.
Ptofi over Roben Dale Owen, the infilel and AGRA.
rilu as we'll as loco toco, is Isl Ia The 4lh Con.
grcssonal district Of Indiana, the nIaIorily of RAN
den tWhig) over Thompson (Van) is upwards oil
1900, Notwithstanding he was opposed also by Gen.
McGany. another Wing, who received upwards oil
1900 votes. But the Il. E1guircr seems to think
hat the division between the " Gies defeated the
Loco focos So, at least, it says; though we
should like to II attempt The Q. +. d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
TENNESSEE.

" have at length complete returns from Ten.
nessee. The vote for Governor stands as follows:
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10 Prizcsofsf.o0a
DRAWING RECEIVED.

DRAWING RECEIVED.
The following were the number S drawn Tor The Mo-
nongalia Louery, Extra Class, No. G, for 1885. &c
Richmond on Tuesday, the Goth Of August. VIZ
Is y ~ 9 80 80 4 30 10 II 81 80.
Handsome Prizes sold Al
BOOkER'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
F.alad a0r sale.
II Tract Of E0n1E

WILL BE SOLD, 10 the highest Bidder on The
w premises, on lie 10th day u September mex,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
AlARGRAXE.

NNINNER Of the ST. Lcser stables a miles
OF Richmond, and Immediately on tie Brook turnpike
the
at SIS each $685. with 81 10 the groom IN eve
~ case will b. we'll fed hay, fodder
80 cents per day; before they renor.d all must be
yad servants boarded
we Lots aud stables prepared FOR
ptccaulion prevent liability for either
rich dark chesnut, without whetuy l6handS
high and excellent proportions lie got by
Nuley Mucy Moloc and other good onesdam
by Ecctiou--Fs Helen, By Observation-Disclosures, by Dolphin
by Phenomenon atGlanta, by Mdchrnass OF the
Mill, by Observation-Disclosures Makeess-Brimmer-Dic
carson Burlun's Barb mare.
arsraves oldest colts 3 years. appeared the English iu
showed from their performances ability 10 run
both them winning Queens plates
heats against excellent fields For particulars
their running public referred hand bills (which all he 'ur
n.hed on appicaou) English Racing Calendar for 1875
My address, Richmond, Va. RO. Z. WILLIAMSON.
Fcbg Si--2iwGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
February =,
SnLe OF Piano Eottcs IN PetersLurg EIruinia

Sale OF PtdRo FOTtcS IN PGterSbHrg, IUgtHtd
TUE sold about hundred Piano Fortcs he
commenced tie business Petersburg short back,
happy add have turned otherwise than good
hry bought aud ~ tried by gentlemen of the highest
well for their and
of whom have volunteered their
testimony behalf OF the superiority tn" Instruments sold them
There things which from
purchasing Piano Forte that they afraid OF not getting
best and nS,rst kndanolher 49, they are not sure OF ben
charged lowest another they them
good order To Obvie these difficulties the subscriber
takes upon himself say, that ii chooses 10 send him
an order Pano will limit the too small
amount he Will ect have selected BY severn competent
Judges, does to be instrument h." VIII
back and refund the another place of it,
price the purchaser will be allowed the privilege OF con
stug With those Of other market in the United States
Aud 10 the winch nvarsby taken in the packing and
warjn. of the subscriber stransero wht could
slightest complaint those 10 whom he has sent
his Pianos.
There doubt ahou The quality Of Stodnrt, Worcester
Piano Foftc, there cerluy would have
been found sale VI hundred instruments 10 different
individuals n Virginia and Carolina. L. p. NASH,
Book and Pano Forte seller, Petersburg, Va.
SE-0Iw3wif
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Rappahapnock Land for Sale.

OFFER the following Tracts Of Land: farm IN ~"
county Addlcsex, called Hcks containing I33 acres This
farm banks OF the Rapphannock river six miles above
Uranna lies well for famng under good enclosures and
far-houses H. If not sold nj private sale
Wi auction, Urbannn, the i day OF Mid
dlCsc1 May . -.. --o
farm IN Stafford county called HndSor Forest containing 'o
acres This farm Gold district, Tucketts MIL
has convenient building
sold sae ii will be offered at public anc-
Stafford the LIST day OF Stafford May court
land, Lancaster county, called Cyrus cnnunIns
abo, $50 acres This land lies Deep Creek aud is
mostly in woods which considered vauabe II hiss small
house It, occupied &c sold private sale, it
will he at public auction, Lancaster Court house, the
inst day of Lancaster May Court.
above land will be sold under the will OF the late Raw
leigh OF Lancaster county. The will be-
conodatng Address the subscriber Mosanvic Fauque
couutr VA JOHN B. BOWMAN,
Executor Of X. w. DvtrHnqn.
Sl-3twti
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NOWION. Winner Of nc Great 81. Lsgsr.


mares my stables Charlotte Court house, Frgin the
suing ason ard $50 insurance. with dollar
to the groom, he amtn6y beautiful and highly
formed Horse high pgor remarkably t1sy-a ne esm4 "
and eepanec Of FORM earriogs action, he has
Mares w be well fed and attended TO- at "a cents per day but
1 " III not DO respons Iblc for accidents escapes
Race Horse" Rowton was equal any horse ha fr ep
yea o." % aS n!,er an" had his onm Except pnm Mr.
sam Chney unvaed Jockey considered the best Judge 10
En- nd asserts boldly that Horse Especially
at ae he rode handled and this opinion his bro
Their Chimney Howe. the Scots, and any OF The best
udses and trainers fully concurr.d lie won the largest
and best ST. csc record 81 Subscribers beating Voairc, Sir
Hercules IL others and las" number Of other races, and
proved himself good miles, under hary uegh as any other
and old he not beaten at a Winning the st.
Pare answering The whip last with P'"mpHde ana "t HaOu
years Old by saddcr whom he subsequently, beat tDies easily
aud eid II mute horses al D"nec IA
beating Medoro stotfoh LAUREL Jenny Mills and Don Pedro
When wears one,hi Of the great subcrpiio"
e rS mmutss 81 seconds beating Hindcss Others
years old the Uatands Ascot beating Lncct'n
The Sadier Vurna and large field; aud days aer he made
heat celebrated CamGrR beating the saddcf ot
Cup IL subscribers, actually carrying 10 lb' more than the
remarks was every will allow, that Row'ons perform
here entte him niche among The re'y rs aee Horses
Tie Ens sport Magazines declare his speed seuee esrre
tire rsry frraendou and well they might he run miles
,h 25 lbs in minutes seconds, and US "dH honoN
him tod an honest stout Horse with his heart an
sd and Dme nearly all have been beaten
all They have already met and vanqushei the get o. sus
Enlius Veocipee Vo,ne Whskcr, Partsan, Reveler NM
Icy Action The Colonel "nd all the best English stations o INC
For their trial. believe his colts have run as vol az the eE
England where they selling at hheT ps hah
In point Of fum beauty and PROMISE none ever
fooled the United States surpss Rowon Tor Inc last TWO
Row,on got by oan, his dam Catherine by wofrI Town
brother Nhkcr Wbalebonc Landscape by Ruben IRIS y
Brus crod Doctors Sister, His grand dam Won the Oaks
dam in her belly Ossan, Of the best Horses ever
oaicd by Cnmu Ruler mare, Treecccper by Wood
peckc, Trenthm Cunegonde, &C. Canu was 9y inc uheon
querd and inv ncbIe amhe'on and out OF fah Sy
anra Ma,cem. His pedigree remarkably rich and
for b speed and bottom being closely aiedio all the hes hoIss
cro Mn,chem Eclipse Waxy and oate years. Camorin"
Queen Of Tump Bay Mddeon Plehpoeniiary and Elias and
WYATT CARDWELL.
r Mares that have failed the Salons heretofore kept h
will be insured at $780, and gentleman becoming RESPONSE
Bile FOR 10 mares actually collecting paying me the
amount shall be charged only $50 for each Good aud ex-
tensve astuSe and the board Of Servants sent with the e
furnished gratis hut the be subject 10 my entire con-
! troll and management. WYATT CARDWELL
Jan l5 1S-tlJune
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~~.,< oF rue RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

..r;< or TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
IT c>srIxER is Published three times d ceek du.
-, ss<soq n tIs State Legislature and tasses ~ee6
IN, ''' 10 I.E;nnS 3f SUBSCRIPTION.
,l- Der aasaas, anI Three Dollars for six months,
% shall hereafter be considered as incurred
.! ,ae and o'a years puol'caion u"e>s specia,y or
,T rI.,c AMI paid for ia advance Tor that shorter
SHALL be sent to the order OF any new and un-
W u,l,. paid Tor advance, or satisfactory refer
4, 81 ne sad accessible Peson III t's"u 10 inc
" y ,.yn,ni But, IN case OF All order Tor puo'ca,
,.H,'h W ,,, from subscriber who Is unacluainted
2. ,,a,. ,Isc nunIer may be seat containing, OF
> me, D., copy c! in1> tesn''.on - , l.,
X oi aiI subscribers wnuse ah!'ty 20 pay may oe
49, E % r,,..a,r auI who may remain indebted on open
sil Ut wears, rom 'hs time when the advanced
- l'' , DIAL c Erased from The list Of suhscrheFs
1sa''' tRs.a Of the Editorial Coa1ent.on % "a.
.,,,,s .fc some OF the results OF the collective Wis
i'''' , ,.fIrace of the Editorial Corps VI Virginia.
ga ID IN ~ Richmond, the i7th January, 1853.
.,o!ut,os determined TO ab'ie.- ne interests
Pres, ar'n and our o"n interest" require 4" ue"
-, 10 M, office NAV he RENTED per mail in good and
y Ban, : II the risk Of tho Editor; the postage ~ all
I .. b. the Wrners.-lThe postage Of sing lie letter IS
Of , ,cc,lai the writer. II Is the accumulated post
-sn,ss business which operates us serious TAX upo"
" will pay for nina papers, annually, shall have the
.,ei, .:ra:'.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
..- Of sixteen lines, less, mist Insertion 10 cehs o'
. .,I,rCIln,r, 81 ceIts O., ,
.,.rr.ft.lorv references, ~ insure execution :.
aiyrrti.ins yamount I" Siou per ahn"'' S
"a, ~, be- - .e % 81 aud to $50, OF 20 per cent
r, br recommended 10 the Editors OF NewspapeI.
co publish al the head oi Their papers
~ m iS,rtis!ng anI that they strictly adhere to the same
. prices be always such as to give TAR co"Pe"A
+. he i,ao! performed" ,,;, r-,,;,
= NJ y,ur-es and Marriages from the country whenever he
hliSras unSHnwn II, this Office, must be authenticated
Of tbs Postmaster in the ne.he"r"""o VI Tue!
rlss no pu,snci- measure, that has been taken
positions and qut1"s has proved heretofore una,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

trust SHE Of VaiuuGie Real and PsrSonet Estate.
nv three Decd. Of ru one Of which was executed
- Virginia a. e., his wife, unto the sub
"s hearing date h Of February 1885 and the other by
Hl Tyler the 18th day o. the sane month and year, land both
recorded the Clerks Oce OF the County Court Ut Abe
a and Of the Court Of Hastings 9" the City OF Richmond ana
aL ~ SAID Tyler unto OF The subscribers IJohn IyetJ
Ure OF Ahcmae the subscribers, shall on THCKs
DAY Nth day OF March Brooksvile, IN SAID conn
said F. Tyler Tor the purposes neriioned IN
three deeds proceed for the following vau-
s rca consisting OF the TRACT OF LAND
which u,ei tn" Ia OF said Tyler continuing about OIL
OF excellent quality, IN high state OF improvement a"a !"
complete flaming. being nlsO wei! mbsTe and well wa
@ acIuo. TAVERN, which is one of tho best
upper country being sua, ted ut the Junction OF The
>co';s,e Turnpike Roads and consisting OF three
.e Dwelling Houses, adjoining 10 or ne"r each
larrs which made OF BRICK 0eIn. constructed up
cl, plu Tavern, and finished in el' CANT style, be-
Kitchen There also other houses suitable Tor
.e FAM s The stables barn large and well arranged;
m .cwsc other outhouses Of every description thai could
'ly Tor Tavern stand to do large BUSINESS including ah
s;:elei;'rc house.
AGO, the following slaves, wit: youn. named Frank,
- Of Fanny, woman, and Eliza her chI and
], med EYifa. Also,
fy" Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF IS ex
n BEDS Including Marrascs aud Furniture; marble Centre
% BOZ. Char. Sofas; oil cloth Carpets Scotch Carpets
Sf' mth he'd large Man'c Classes sets OF mahogany
's rhies. Tea Tables mahogIny Wardrobe; p'nc DO
>s'arv ard OOscac, and LOT OF Books; ten and table chIna
o"S Bureau valuable SIdeboard and Ch'naprcss; other
he., large pine Tables; i2dcSsia= Glasses" lot q! Silver
gmeac ho 'hc Kitchen Furniture whchis valuable and well
s together wh the stock OF Liquors, Flour, and Polk on
Tvs SOCK contained said Deed consisting of horses sc
M OF r - he'd sheep, Is e id Of hogs and the panta
on Tools and u,"n. Of every descriptions Of Blckmi,hs
" and wagon and scar " and Cart together with
crop al com has aud fndder hand. Also,
az carnage "sh"r w'th mnny Other articles TO tedious 10
1um"ra'e, conveyed. IN >uIA deeds
he sal! sale wrIb, cpunUe! from lay until completed
~ tia ea estate WILD, offered IL o'clock the fist day
disposed purchase aai profitable Tayeo stand
B. become the OF bic property woud do wei. 10
" themselves Of the favorable opportunity which now rrc.en,s
.C Acting as trustees. VIZ wi, ony co9yey such M ~ s"iI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

TENERROR-The full brother 10 Eclipse, LIghtoet
III ShHrk, Black and Bay Maria; and amongst the
largest thorough bred horses in the State OF Virginia
He beautiful dark brown-e will stand Charlotte
Courthouse, Va S5 the season. and 81 TO the groom
For particulars, see hand bills.
r. P. RICHARDSON,
r. J. GAINES.
Feb 2S g2-9iWGY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
L,mIs EirIr nnH knnn,rLn InnnI

n OCE GATES-Poposais III ut Office Of tho
~ COMPANY City Richmond. until the 10Th oi March,
the Of all the Lock Gates the line the James
River Canu MGidens Adventure and the
town OF Lynclhus.
There are embraced in this ADVERTISEMENT forty
five Locks for which Gates will be required.
The plan be the Office Of ih. subscriber nthe City
of Richmond. CHARLES Ellie JR
Feb 70 sS-tl0Ml Ch.st Engineer.