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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-27

DOOMS-Afe few Grnemen have neatly furnshed rooms
~ by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
N. b. Breakfast can be had, il desired jyl7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-27

OHIO, nlinos, indissa, and Csaada McnsI ier sals
" ivl J. THoMrtON,3 W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-27

Az FOR NEW ORLEANs-rirst and osly regular
v&12H fach,t OF Monday nth inst-New York ssd Louis
A~ iana L,ns-The SUPERIOR fact sailing corpered and
Hard having avsry large part sf her cargo board will
For baancs Of freight or passage having splendid accomo
IA ions, apply on boara Uesn. hsr loot OF Wall street
or to r. Y. COLLINS co. Sc South ct.
Shippers u please send their Mills or jdins No goods
received after SATURDAY evening, 2sth inst. iva
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-27

a. FOR sALE a property at Bobb's Ferry consisting
ssf FOOD public house. barn. and other ?uthous. To-
s~ther with dwelling house and storehense Also
10 n which pays good interest, OF eight ste nhosts
saA,ns and receiving passengers daily The whole WI be
sold bargain to any person wanting business place er
enqSrc the premtses. or 10 o. " MN
NEY Mechancs' Exchange, Broad strett Ua In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-27

TO DRILLERs AND STONE CUTTERS-The Sta;
L ten Island Granite Quarry wants few industrious aud
sober men, acoustic ned 10 drilling graote; also, few good
stone cutters Apply At the GARRY at the Office the
us iawswis+ LEWIS GIBSON, Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-27
A. PASTORS HAIR OFT,

A PAsTOk, HAIR CUTTER, 1865 Greenwi ch strset.--A
Pastor takes this opportunity inform public ator
long experience In his he has formed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

and tumphnntly met the thousand charges; which haf
5c-n rrcklrssly pressed against IT. lie carried tn
war mic Africa and proved rs thought to the satsac
ton .. every person present. The perfect identity boil
regards and measures n the present Wing party
and the "i Federal party OF o. He held entrancec
Tor n"a four hours tn" vast crowd not by dirty sang
~ lw rna!ry, bui b. liberal, stncsmanke views. en-
forced by tn" most powerful argument, wrought up
now and then 10 the hg hest touches OF eloIuence
have heard many popular addresses, but, never before
one 10 sn-pnss this. II proud day for The Demo
cracy % old brunswick Rest assured sr, that ms DIS
,rc;, Will 1--WE good account Of herself III N"venot'
next, and will poll l,r.c majority Tor the Democratic
ticket Log cGhas risr 6drrcs md cooR Sims are ~
70 with the intelligent people of this district lhri
n" 10 man aroused and prepared for the contest
But SIR, must beg pardon for this long trcspaSs upon
y"ur columns, and be permitted To say IN conclusion
that At i,- close Of the evening, the hospitality Of In
nri.hnOrho"d seemed to we for the accommodation .:
distant visitors, Every house WAS thrown open, and
III" hearty welcome lrrey extended No section o!
country can beat this in pure Democracy tine living
generous hospitality, and last, thou; not least ne II
dies lnnrs W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08


At meeting of the Democratic Committee OF Y igi
lance for the vicinity If Mansfield Post Oicc, Louisa
county, al the house Of Simeon krcs"ar, the Eth OF
August i-lD. john l.. Collins was called to III" Char
aud John Hart appointed Secretary, when the following
resolutions wrrr unanimously adopted:
! ElS0ir6d, That we have the most implicit conf
dcncr the fidelity, patriotism and high qualifications
al Martin Van Buren,, present Chef Magistrate
that cordially approve of the measures of his Admin
Istralon, and viii all fair and honorable means IL
secure his reelection.
, Ee<oirsd Tina, we will use the mos, interchangeable
industry and perseverance, bring the voters in this
vicinity 10 The polls, III" .lh of Nov next 10 vote io
Tic Democratic Electors, for President and Wee Press
dent nj the L. ;.
3. Ec$oired, That we highly approve Of the Convcn
ton, 10 be- held Al charlottesville, The 9th day I"
Sept next, and recommend to the several delegate.
appointed 10 attend punc,ually.
]. E,SJirtd, That we approve Of the proposition
o thu General Committee OF Vigilance Of tins county
requesting The suh.comuccs 10 add L. ilrr members
pleasure 10 hold Incrlln. and exert themselves to
secure the success oithe Democratic party.
=, HtSO!rcd, That committee of three b. appointed
to nv'tr John l.. Holiday, and John po'nGrxlrr.
ESD and such other persons they may think proper,
TO address tn" committee and people Of this county
al such times and al such places the Committee think
proper.
i. EcsoIrcd That John l.. Collins, Captain Thomas
Broaan.h and John Hart, be appointed the committee
to &C. under the 9th resolution.
:. RoSp'rcd, That the following names be added 10
our subcommittee, 10 wit: WA. Carpenter, Thomas
ES;is. Mcriw ether Wright, Charles Wright, James
Wright Nathan Tate, John Tate James lIy,cr, Samu-
cl Wharton, Samuel Tally, Robert Hester, Joseph
Grady, Joseph Bond, Edward Ryswick, Timothy F.
Grady Capt; Thomas Br"naugh, Joseph Boxley, Tho.
mas Gardner, Dabnry d. Byrd, Samuel c. Harr $
Richard Crr, Meredith rricr, Jesse Whtlock, Lewis
Ballard Arch bald w. Thompson. Jesse c. Whnock
Albert G.. jrntins, Thomas Nelson, Charles Groom
"m Walton, James Ssnith, james Wh,tlock, Ambrose
Smith
:. Rc<oir,d, That the proceedings ofths meeting, he
forwarded 10 the Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer
with request that the may be published IN his
paper. JOHN l.. COLLINS, Ohm n.
JouS HART, Scc'g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

ID tMGNkEN LAND FOR SAiE.-Ih t"r.uaHre "i he ta't
viii and testament Of James Fox deceased, will be- odd "
N" premises Ia tnr highest bidder without rcrrr on III" h
DAY 81 oco1 next that tny desirable Farm al ENFIELD
On IN" Ptmnnhy river IN the county u Ms. William ~"
mics above Newcastle, and twenty two Richmond hS
Plantation, III pu,n;"f situation rHiuc, and fertility q" >o
surpassed hl ary the c"rtsin- between c a"d
" " >u:lcIrntt al timber aud me ia'hi b.L> al
The MARI hose have t"u sufficiently proved
the greater portion Of fhr LIND undrr cultivation ia,
lfusrHIuu> god nwcr. hoI>c, first rate Wheat Ma
huc. all NECESSARY koI,rs ard good Apple Orchard. Pro
urr H. put wh board % vessels the plan
ta'pn, aud sent direct 10 any market.
Terra, are n Iiuw>-Dnc third cash jTd rwcve months
md tn ruaInia yra Crrdr, with tu. and security
.,tlrr wt decd - G'' 1" secure IL" payL'rr thereof" The
purchaser VIII ay, III" privilege Of seeding MGc', and full
>t>,uu uu III January, I'll.
place will De sold Srnck PL,>r,
Is>.lI, Tn, wci viii be- cash iur all
case at dollars and under and bonds "i approved SecuTi!
iur all over that Nth credit Of nine months
MARY FOX,
E,,-u'riI If Jamr, Foo, dcr,G.oi.
PSN John Rove, the present Manager, wal show The plan
aton !" ans wishing 10 H. previous Ia the day al ,a
T-lG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

n The members Of the Committee to make Ar.
engagements for the District Convention of the 2id
September requested 10 meet at Democratic Hall
on Monday next, al 4 o'clock, p. NJ. The following
gentlemen compose the Committee w ashrngon
Greenhow, J. II. Christian, Clement White, VIM
Wallace. r. O. Haskins, Peter Elmore, John Won.
BILE, Joseph Woodson, Doctor NJ George, Francis
Wicker, J. F. Keenan,, John Henry, and Thomas
Pcmberton.
WASHINGTON GREENHOW, Chmn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

IN CIANCERN-NIsGr>r..-N Circuit >HprrIt 'uuu 90
Law aud tancrr. continued and held Tor Cumberland county
the 29ih day u August, iSg:
William Perkins, administrator Of sally Perkins. Painful
against
John laUiuI, Law Ea'"n, and Rhodr Glant"n Eliza
Hlmnn, Polly Buuon Martha Anderson. Ernamn lihmb ton
aud Elizabeth his WIFE, Henry Green and Francis M WIFE ar
Anderson. james Anderson Lewis Anderson. aud feHamu
chcnauIt anu Polly his wiz, Defendants:
o r0mpIa by cnInsel and consideration
the bill aud u the defendant Jun Banton, and EXIT
his flied and argued t Counciou con>'t ration whereof
doth adndg". rder aud deere, that rl. Ford.
Can't do proceed ada>t aud >siil" TN
John lanto aud iaHrrmC. naEun. executors 0
Bauon hrrra.,d and r" 10 t"irt, wrh any
specially stated deemed pertinent hy HIMSELF which
thcr patty may rcqulr. II hc :" >.a'rd.
Atop --itstr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

L Mr. Clay has replied 10 General Jack son. and the
old Hero has made replication exactly IN character.
The Orator had better drop the COOS, quill! y" ar COM
PEELED IL lay I'LL our next tins sp"Gdenc,
wc as the letters winch haze passed between Colonel
Johnson ana Carncal, friend Of General HARRISON
and between Colonel Johnson and Senator Alien, in
relation to the battle Of the Thamrs.-'ihc General ;
friends bct!" drop their @ousc qu!ls also They will
make very Little ont Of the old Colonel to burnis, the
military achievements Of their military candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

Randolph Harrison, administrator d bonus Archer Taylor.
deceased ana the said Randolph Harrison, Of Thomas Il.
HARRISON d"reasc i,la au>on widow Of Thomas K. Harm
John Trent Edward Trent Bur.h Trent, Mary Trent, Ia
Tnu Lucy, William aud Peter Trent, children Lucy
Trent drr. Eo"ar W"pd-nn. sheriff anl administrator al
/r IdyiUs, drra-rd: the wvr. AMI children oi Archer X.
Hou,"u, tui !llru NoUi>oG and Edward Tay James T..
TnIo Samuel -. Taylor. IAN lnu, formerly Taylor vii"
married Richard Jones, aud Xa.h Taylor, hc, q" Iacn TAYLOR,
Defendants
Tins DAY t- be further heard The pap"
formerly read. and iuncr arrrd Ny cuuSr0n cuusldn
whereof tnI doll, ad udsr. ords. aud decree. the
ut lh Court take account I" the advance
and personal. made h The inrtiie jrp al of his III
>crrr! parties this those under whom they
claim whether plaintiff Defendant, the sad
the when SAID l!ya-rmunt made, and tho valu
th.rru money this tnlHmluw. at!i when maac
I!l Ia, thereof hiS Court, with all matters
specially stated. derm-d pertinent 10y himself wIrh IL
rrri 10 h. thus stated 10y either uI the par Aud the Cour
doth further a!l,g" urcr ant Decree that thu said
p'fr hrrr' the sad required dn ly ,m, and
oliH such sill Announcements
b. p.ouardr 10 And appearing The Court that
r. Bryant tr purchaser The aud IN Thu hill and proceedings
ned hath paid IN the hands Of III" receiver Of Tins Court
;h thr whole amount 0 The purchase 81 said
land the Conf doth order and decree Ih George W. Pay and
William Wood.on thr commissioners appointed I" make sale Of
.ar th de- by deed convey the the said Bryant with
special WARRANTY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

\ CARD
TIL" undersigned, call upon their sister Democrats at
this City, 10 forward and, by boldly avowing their
principles, prove the mistake Of Of the numerous
nnf"nndrd assertions, in the Wing In that rehte'e OF
party, who, knowing the power of IMAGINATION, 81
often have recourse 10 fiction when the truth might mol
b" equally advantageous, casually observed th's
sweeping drnunctaliom against the fair SEX VIZ 'fha'
al Hc indies Of Richmond rcre NbigS. So long a.
they confined their boasts, the assumption Of votes
which did not fairly bron. to them, and of honesty.
and intellect, which they do not possess, indignant a
wr were, piled needles in silence but, insgnt
lirani may be, in the eyes of those with whom
.tn cHmond,) III" mGj0rity IS all, cannot patiently
bear, the s'gna, which has been cast upon and taxi
'prIdt IN declaring ourselves members of that small.
hn, select body, which, like the righteous men Of old.
may yet save, this bcnghicd city from destruction.
We therefore, exert influence 10 the utmost, and
remember, that
Vast : t!r charge entrusted ly high Heaven,
Heavy the weight upon that chosen band,
Into tirr keeping l. The balance gwen,
Wlcr in : weighed the future of land
MORE THAN ONE DEMOCRATIC LADY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
,,rK hT"rttN.S OF e.

I>HNwIN,. oE ,nr Virgin. rsbure Lottery y" : drawn
~ September 5th:
( f3 a ~ = q 81 Il 3G % i
STR ALTON.
ao-3o,OCO Dollars for Mcnda! morning. Tickets >ln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
\ Copy -1'">tc.
Il. 4. wOOn$ON. II. {

The parties interested IN The above decree w please take
nee tina; have appointed Nrp>EsDsI the h day prn
her. ~! office hall mile below Cumberland Courthouse
purpose taking thu above account when aud
~ attend the hour n II ococH with their papers Voucher.
&C.. relative u the iIEI FORD, C"mDr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

The parties Interested The hoSr deere" WI please take
nee that have appointed the @ day II biiub,T
~, Office mrlr below Cumberland Courthouse, Tor The
prsc taking hove when and they Wi!
at ii l2"cOcN WrlI r6 v"uchcrs.
rrit vr Ia the case. lIlI. FORD, tamn,'r.
IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
HOYT X CO.'S Office.
T,rD p,0rr (uDiiGls

TtrO mOrf CnpIfGTS
uALF TICKET Nos. 92 a. prize OF $1,000 presented an
paid last Saturday.
Whole ticket Nos 81 prize OF $500, sold IN Peersbnr
Lottery No drawn last Saturday The following are "a
1'"'''' 6 g - c. 81 IS 81 Il % % II : 3
Seps VT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
Gna. Harri<oas Q"a'!fr"iions, Course, -.

We indebted 10 Mr.. Dickinson al Caroline, Tor
the following Correspondence, which goes t. place the
Federal Candidate precisely where he N l-nO
70 THE EDiTvE OF TIE EE3tIREk
.'GuLiS,vILII, 18Th AUG. l-lu.
"Doar Sir In conScqucncc oian arqrurn;anc" formed
with the Hon John fovlcr, in -, and i-on, (who was
then member Of the Congress Of the L 5, and the
only thats living, 10 nag know ledge, that took
dcclded stand support Of the election 81 Mr. J"!irr
son to the Presidency of the T. s. addressed him
better bearing date 18Th July, l,0 and irw days past,
received the following reply winch If you think II
Will be oi any service |" cause, YOU publish IN
your valuable paper, and 'hr CRISIS The signature
the hand writing Of Mr.. Fowler have the Original da.
ted Lexington, ky 18th Aug, $50, and post marked,
2lst August. am. SIR,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

The Hudson Gazette asserts, that Ar. Webster came
out n Saratoga, IA. Of States Bank. NJ dnna:
he III favor OF one-and the GaZtt" says: "his
IS the policy of III" Opposition, and We may rest
sUrrd, that Of the first measures adopted ~ the
Wing party, when they get iato power viii he the
peal Of the independent Treasury Bill, and the rstl.
bl..hm"nt of National Bank, with capital OF from ~
/" 70,0on,",o Then. and in such ease We may bid
clrnmrll n lnERTI y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
GRf.iT BARGAINS.
FNT.!. T FPTI Of nNID-.
GootS, AOcS, Trunks, L'mhr, P"pr, &c, &c
IIguJf sal, uud p,,uJ

FALL. - PPll OF GOODS
EootE, Stoc$, Trunks, Lsathsr P@Dr, &c, &c
FioIcSqie Dnd Rc'aT
WE by vessels from Philadelphia.
w New York aud Boston, our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
be >iIrrGSrd by any I!or,t IN Vi Inla.
VIZ im" our "hle.a' and retail customers and the public
generally call aud examine assortment h,c purchasing
N any other Iion~,. We orrr p,rt tn, following,
Lon par Ladies kid. inocro and seakim sppcr all Gna
lDo par riir, SraI,kin, Morocco hid Shoes, all
Inc pqri lai.,' i"e rl,5"a Shoe. pan y"H SUPERIOR
9m do d". Gum Elastic Shoes, nocCl>in> aud qutcd
40 DO d" Caller fine Leather and Sral-kn Boots
30 do GrnilrIIcn- me ,aif Boots pat Miir>' hest
IN H., da. Water prur and Cor.-sur Boots. Miles,
$50 do. ia. mae Calf Navy >lo"s pat Miles best
aIn do. de-. do. Srtl.kIu and Moro e." Pumps
3'I de" do. 'alr and kr.>.w"d M"ur"eS
30 DO. Ia. de-. Calf, GUN Elastic, Bulaloe aud
1000 DO men, unbound pecget aud ,ewcd Grocan..
Inno do. d.. lined and bound do. d.. do.
looo womrn's leather, peaecd and sewed Welt,
80 do. de-; dc. DO: o.,, do. Boots
so de" Misses linz M"occ" S"tIskn, and hne Leather,
lortS aud Shoes
.ll do fine KID Morocco and Leather Slippers
CillLDEEN'S
20Jo d. rhdfrn> fine Leather and Seaskn Boots, Shoes,
ana Ancr Ties
1000 Mor,cn and Kid Boots lucc Tie, and Buskn>,
RlCilW0<D MADE 8RoGrG>
$40 pair meas Richmond made Gosurs, iIf Factory Field.
S0IG LEATHER
81 sides good aud good damage sole Lcahca beautiful
- nests Scal-k ~ and Ilarr Trunks
2nl r,au, wrapping Post, all
- do. Cap ana Lct,c! writing Paper
Hard Leather anl Bellows Tap Travelling Trunks. Carpet
Ra:. vac. Shu" Brushes, Toilet d. h" Thread, ia, King,
Wh.>p> Mas. .g.. H. IGl.ILNGTON CO.,
Hao,al, and E,hoa F4,lsrge&,t Eo,, stoc amt Y,nr3
Ddi,rs. -Hdnst,a !,a,,, RclnIopd IA.
PC pf finn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

Married, I~c ri Wight County, Sunday morning. the Pfh
# August Nv tcy. Jacob X Daughy Mr. WV. II. JoEp,>
Miss MANY D. WEC~>. e!Ct=, daughter lIao Chas
Trrnn IL III >aIG rs'ntr.
MARRIED IN Nanrhe~r, Va. the 3d instant, by Rev. VIM.
prn,r Mi S,vrT ':uHa.a, >s ELtGNaErH J,NE GE>S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

!ermoai.-,Ih" Wings have carried the Stat by AZ
increased majority. They claim thr IKE n,trb"rS Of
Congrc-s-and til" Governor (JrnsonJ Reelected by
IN AUGMENTED vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

SOUTHERN ROT AMIGO. NIUi. ~. tGLl.El-Th. IuI.-
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=. sgy !, ,rbrr ,, anal as M h. g S.,aaav m FeJy,y
tyt.u
m ,ur r, attention If lie uuhlir la the rs If Tins IN
fam The d feel a,-ur that they are r, n rrIu. To
The adyn,a- II the ipt, ,>t.r at practice. IN essential ser
E "f'a pam nave nee aNn y! ' iia 20 rmn' ~ lme
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Anatomy Pls>lI"ri faih"ist, ihar"il's, "mWs, surge
~, Obstetrics &c WI t t'sh' Il" l"'enS anu hhu'' u,
many ahfanisr> ~ / H''iu W wy "a il' INSTITUTIONS" 81
our c"'h'r! M NrS E'r' 'i' '"i ~ I '' p'''
u"ht'> 'i'ns '"',' ~ N''"' y, =" ~.
institution :" t'- h"" "" cherish W. ia'''hS hp h' WIN
ne" u" Amply H'>''""", :" y" 80 >"'i nc ~,
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rcrE'" nv" t II 'h "''' ""''" ~" W. 81 "''
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r>nin- '"r>' ~ l.''".-' anu W. y" i,i' ~ 'i """
"m"'trt'i ~" % a''"ri " ''. Sn'urh'- ", "''n'nhI;
The entire expense tn" c"e" lectures W" be S!'' Board
Sl2 per m"i.'i.
teach aud lecture Respective the following
order:
W., n. FD>EtUE. W D., Pr't"r t jhfJry and Practice
.Nclic,Hs. GHI Lert"rrr ~ 7'a'0mg md SErgsrg
h. E,x&,:"r. VI d. PrjS,'"~ ~ Ng'er1d ."esa and Th,rd
pcr',r,, ART Err'"rsr ." Ph"''"i"g" ami Pa'A"oyg.
IrGm lri>, y. ~ Professor q o''tTe aud Diseases 81 no
men h"7 '"nar'a' arg iprE''"r y re boHRf 'fHrcsn
he ImF'iH, ". D., Lsr1r,' on Casm,'g amt Pharmacy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
Your oht srrv't,
~ ~ rr-I.t<-

" VI "
p 5. Mr.. Fowler the friend and associate OF Mr..
Jefferson in %. 30 aud 800 he caused Mr. jefferson
pen the Resolutions Of I7.S, passed by the glsa-
turc of Ky. and after The Virginia Resolutions
were offered by MIR Madison, i7.i9, aud passed The
Va legislature. Mr. Fowlrrs standing IN Congress,
and wherever he was known, equal 10 any man )
in the Republican rank Of those days
w "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

The great DcnoCraic Convention assembled at s. =
racisr, y. y. on ii" I'd Nominated Electoral
Fic%rt, and Mc.srs. s.m. c. Bpu,A. and ha@ri :.
tinrrrunr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

AJUELIN TAYLOR & Co received by the ships Iohcr
Morris and Rhode Island, from Liverpool direct, aad b.
packets from the Northern cities, w-laord supply
seasonabe DRY GOODS which they offer for sale their usua
terms
A-o consignment large stock Of Brussels ply, hdder
Rirhm"nd Son, : Is.a 80 49, a5-st,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

IN GHANCERi-NnnIriA--ii tIrcult superior Count o.
Law and Ciancrfy, continued and held Tor the
saud al the Courthouse ." sad county, The eth day %
March. l-in
Samnrl Spencer aud juG.;h In WIFI formerly lnd.h ocomh;
John Rlu@ and WA III, NE James cuau cham and Sally his
w,i. William t. Ermar ifshrr NJn,r, James Nruab
H"od>un. Archer T. W,o,nu H. j. Wo"dson Blake l.. Wu"i-
son, William &. W"o!,un, L!wm Moore aud sally hi vie;
Martha -. Nuud.uG ~ Edward V">tr and Flt-ry hi VIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08


pie OF the Government winch IT has csabirShed Nc
Now, the reader cannot fail To remark how the old &c.
neral rs Juggling with rs, aud paIcrng double
sense. He confines his disclaimer to the Suites but
what docs he about the Instruct %; CoHH.ba ami
hf Ierrito,'s' The former IS especially the Achilles
heel Of The whole matter. II that point of the for
irss the Aboltti"nsts have siguay directed all their
efforts There les the dgnncr-lor, If Won once enan-
clpatc he slaves III that DiStrct-or rather If vourvrr
admit their right to pour petition after petition, debate
after DEBATE agitation after agitation, you let IN IRE.
mediabH flood III evils and shake the Union itself
We have often saId "Touch not Saguntum-meddl
not with the District for, If you do, there is war at
Aud yet IS this very dangerous question which
the General avoids. But 10 doubt inr Abotonisis are
satisfied about the right Il pcttIon-ior, he does
not rxcep, tins from his general proposition, he
fact admits their right 10 p;ton for il, and 1gitae the
whole country by th"r prrn'cugs cuuwsc's And Is
this the President, who suits the South, Tbs And
his friends the North the friends Of The South
10 answer ihiS vital question, rcrr the rcaGrr I" the
long and able Southern Address, which We this day
publish II r,n"S warnings enough IN i.ni
the South heed and hrark"n 90 III - important STATE,
m"mts !i''w any man, who friend to Sor'hrrn
rights and institutions, tn H ri cooperating with
Northern rnr!ArS. And how can h. peter Their rIn
d!at" 10 the ''Nnrihrrn with Southern prmcIp.s
lbs friends are "urs-and his enemies are also
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

OSr On SUNDAY the instant, between III" Prnitcnar,
and Third BAPTIST small Bundle "i EE' EIPlS, lot
III, boating Of Coal for the Duoy Mining Company The D
,y aud va Coal Mimi. COMPANY ana few other Papers
Inch viii he of no use any person but the rra
reward will h. given for The delivery the
the Dutny Coal Company or TO JOHN H. GREEN ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

WALL, hND WINTER GOOpS.---N,pswoKTH. WuLf,y. 4:
Co.. have received arrivals general assortment al
british and American DRY GOODS, which they orr the pr
" package c"ntr; merchants and others, unusually
prices They VIII receive further supplies Is ever,
vessel during the season