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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-13
From the Lancaster (OhiO) Magieidn.
WHITE SLAVERY.


In favor Of it from the first, no wonder
General Harrison voted to sell poor white
men into slavery. He was always in ia
vor Of it-and he is yet--for his commit
tee tell US that his principles CARE uN-
CHANGED" Read the following sections
of law passed by the Territorial Legis-
lature of Indiana, whilst Harrison was its
Governor:
"SEc. 80. When any person, or per-
sons shall on conviction of any crime, or
breach of penal law, be sentenced to pay
q fine or fines, with or without the costs
of prosecution, it shall and may be law
ful for the court before whom such con-
viction shall be had, ~ to order the She
riff to SELL or hire the person so con-
uicted to serpice, to any person or per-
sons uho ariA pay the said fine and costs,
for such term of time as the court will
think reasonable,
And if such person or persons, so sem
fenced and hired or sold, shall abscond
from the service Of his or her master or
mistress, before the term of snch service
shall be expired, he or she SO absconding,
shall on conviction before Justice Of the
peace, be WHIPPED WITH THIRTY
NINE STRIPES!!! and shall moreover
serve two days for every one SO lost.
Sec. 81. The judges Of the several
courts of record in this territory shall give
this act in charge 10 the Grand Jury at
each and every court. in which grand
jury shall be sworn.
JESSE D. THOMAS, 5:
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
B. CHAMBERS,
Precedent of the Council.
Iproved-Sept. II, 1907.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
What think you Of this, fellow. citizens
-"APPRovED, William Henry Rarri-
SON" But he had no power to disop-
prove" some quibbling whig will say.
Friend, he had unlimited power to veto
and defeat this monstrous provision.-
Why was his approval necessary to the
law if his disapprobation could effect
nothing? But what's the use Of argument!
Here are the words OF the fundamental
Ordinance Of Congress, erecting the Ter
ritory:
"And all bills having passed by ma
jori.y. of the House. and by a majority Of
the Council, shall be referred to the Go.
vernon, for his assent, but TO bill or le-
gislative act whatever, shall be Of any
force without his assent"
This law, approved by Gen HARR1soN,
goes ,bow-shot beyond that which he
wanted to fasten upon the people of Ohio.
The free white citizens was to be sold into
scrritudr, and for any attempt to escape,
was liable to be punished by WHIPPING
by The LAsn-by having his OR HER
back SCORED and LAcERArED like an Al.
gerinc slave, or Siberian outlaw. Yes
"a man who might have had his breast
barred to the battle storm in the war Of In
dependence, and poured out his blood
like rain at Saratoga, or Trenton, or York.
town, in order that his country, himself
and his children might be FREE--such a
man was made liable to be sold as slarc,
10 whomsoever chose to buy-and for any
attempt TO escape was liable TO he public
ly whipped. like dog, with THIRTY
NINE LASHES. But We have no pa.
tience to pursue this subject. We leave
it with the calm consideration Of the peo-
Ple'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-13
POLITICAL.
EXTRACTS. j..

=
From tie Circular Of the Hon. wv. r. GoLavIrr tc
the State Rights Party of Georgia. 49,.
Having given these reasons why ! can.
not-consent to support General Harrison,
Twill now assign those which induce me
to prefer his opponent. In doing SO, none
will charge me with coming to the task
influenced by any feeling Of partiality.-
NV. greatest difficulty will be to grant JUS
,lce; which, however, l will endeavor to
do,
>r Mr. Van Buren was interrogated by the
jackson and Schocco committees before
his election to the Presidency, his answers
10 which show how far his votes, twenty
years age, ought to alarm the South upon
the subject of slavery. He says, if elec-
ted, 81 must 60 into the Presidential char
the inhexible and Incorporating oppo,.
nena Of any attempt, upon the part OF
Congress, to abolish slavery in the District
Of Columbia against the wishes OF the
slayeholding States; and also with de-
termination, equally decidedly, to resist
the slightest Interference with the subject
in the States where it exists Are not
these declarations, made before his elec-
, ti6in in the face of the the world, strong
enough to satisfy the South upon the sub
iiect! He AYERS his inferible and uncona-
promising opposition to any interference
sWith our rights. But I am aware that
many declared that he was insincerc, and
could not be trusted. Yet, after his elec-
ton, when, If he had any desire to betray
eurrights and falsify hisdeclarations, when
there was no actual call or necessity, in
his inaugural address he repeats them. l
ask any candid man, whether he would
have said any thing upon the subject if he
had not intended faithfully to execute his
promisesl He gives us in his inaugural ad-
dress, first reference to what he had
previously said, and part of which is the
above extract and then says, 1t now only
remains to add, that no bill conflicting
with these views can ever receive my con-
stituhonal sanction"
What more, Fellow citizens, can we
ask, in order to satisfy US that, during his
administration, there will be no interfe-
renee with this domestic institution. But
nearly four years haved passed, and you
may wish to know whether he is still IN
,fersble upon this subject, and whether the
growing rage of fanaticisin has not driven
6im from his position. This is right; you
should know, and without confirmation,
you might prudently withhold your votes
from any candidate. On the 10th OF Feb.
Of the present year, very respectful let
ter was addressed to Gen. Harrison, from
some gentlemen in Virginia, in which
ti,cy PROFOUND, among others, these gues-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-13

uo'0 uiluooptChy oSSh .othAt' 49,
have faith to. believe n6 STAKEHOLDER will
ever again be permitted to fill the Presi-
dental Office in the Republic.
The Emancipator, the abolition paper
in New York, heads an article, "The Har-
risburg Convention" and says: "Well, the
agony is over, and Henry:tlay is laid up.
on the shelf; and no man Of ordinary in
telligence can doubt or deny that the anti
slavery feeling of the North has done it, in
connexion with his own ostentatious, and
infamous pro-slavery demonstrations in
Congress. Praise to God for a great anti
slavery victory. A man of high talents,
of great distinction, of long political SER
vices; Of boundless personal popularity has
been openly rejected for the Presidency of
this great Republic, on account of his de-.
votion to slavery. Set up monument of
progress there. Let the winds tell the tale
let foreign nations hear it-let O'Connel
hear it-let the slaves hear it-a slavehol-
der is incapacitated for the Presidency of
the United States. The reign of slaveoc-
racy is Fastening to a close. The rejec-
ton Of Henry Clay, by the whig conven-
ton, taken in connexion with all the cir
cumstances, is one of the heaviest blows
the monster slavery has received in this
country. =.
This language of the Emancipator is
true, and yet the Sonth is expected to
complete the triumph by aiding in his
election and defeating the democrats,
who have come most manfully to our
rescue: Another abolition newspaper, the
Leroy Gazette, formerly edited by Mr.:
Gates, a whg member in the House Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

THE session Of this Institution will the
day Of September aah terminate the 4 81 July
hr sci""- ." the University, with their respective Professor"
J. 1nri'" lans"arfs-nr. GE.sre H,arr,os.
= hodcrH La"gua"cs-Ir GEORGE BL,rtrERM.S.
s. observation-disclosures BpSSYC,rLy.
L. .Nnari Ph!"sophy-NM. Il. ROGERS.
T. Girl Enytrcc-,a subjects which are divided
Pr"ic. >"s Bo>SYc .srrE and RoGEr,.
T. carml'ry urern .uco,eu--Dr. ions ?. Eaurrr
. Hcac'ns-Ur. llrxEr lio"
!%gTg G@ sSssgG,n i rtsr L. Canal
10. Lar-Jon> 4. e. DAVIS.
In the Department Of Mathematics included Mixed Mahe
"f Moral PbIsr Brllc.lcttrcs Logic, Economy
and in that If Law besides Municipal Law all branches The
Law Of Mature and Nations, The Science Of Government and
Constitutional Law.
To he admitted this Institution, applicant
age but the Faculty may dispense with requ
sinn IN favor III one whose brother student.
Every student free 10 attend the school" of his choices but
h. he under years o he shall attend
unless he he authorized Icy his parent guardian IN writing,
by the Faculty for GOO" shown attend les. number.
required OF students wear on p'c occasions &c pre-
crrd uniform consisting 81 dark CLOTH and they pro-
than uniform ordinarily and alou, the University
they ed 10 clothing they may brought
with them.
The Faculty mas allow any =" good character above
tI the any schools
the University and Ia reside the prccnr exempt from
thu rccla"ns prescribed FOR the n Students except
those which enon respectful and orderly department.
BY resolution of the Faculty. gospel and
young preparing for the ministry, may any
schools oil the University without the payment
frS>ors.
The expenses of the session Of ten months follows
BOARD, washing, lodging and attendance, SIPS
Rent of dormt"y, s6 for half when occupied by two
Fuel aud candies estimated al ~
Use OF Library and public Is
Fcc>ii only Professor be attended $780, two tocach
$780, If more than Two, 10 each s95-say
Total exclusive Of clothes, hooks and pocket money 1913
In the school Of Law there is Zee OF 500 payable by
students attending the senior class
The allowance for clothes limited By to $780,
and for pocket money 10 $40.
Every student sldent wlhn the precincts must uatrrua
ton deposit with The Patron all the money, drafts
CONTROL intended 10 dcfny his while University
On M return thence 10 ms ome and the deposited
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

BY the President Of tie Emii,d S'@tss.
IN pursuance Of Law. M,srr> v,S RFNN, President l
United nf America, de- hereby declare anG max t"
that public will bc held at the mnhcrnn"n"d Land ="
in the Arkansas at the periods hereinafter designate.
Al the Land Once nj Il. ryvmLE, commencing No7sa "a
cr,ath day Of SEPTEMBER Tor III" disposal q" ne pnh "
En.. DUi @ ne mn pr"c'psi "o.a''
Township, eight, nine, amd rrn. If range hitrcn.
townships, eight and ten OF range seventeen.
~ lh- Land Office AZ FAyLrftvuLE, commencing on Mono
DE tJrirah dGy If S,p gbrr the disposal 81 the
Lands within the limits Of The aforementioned townships
| fractional townships. 20 wit:
Of the sGh 9,trc-cl -rsri r
Townships eighteen and twenty ouc, OF range weny
Township eighteen, Of range thirty one.
Fractional township twelve bordering the Cherokee bon,
darr If range ihtriy-thre
Art"r i..at Office Lrrrr Rock, commencing m,ra,
land within The LIMITS "i III. undatrnlnnrd iowu-u,
Mort" Of tie base hnr and "s'i ~ tar mn pr'nsp" n1
boundary, NJ range >INi"tn.
soa& y The bas lane. ami Of The mn principal msran
Township two t.iirr, ANA four, OF range
Township fuT, OF mngceIctI.
Township four, Of range nEc.
Townships si1. seven, and eight, NJ range
Al the Ian once ~ J"">,"> tocuIHor'E commencing
Monday ii, nse",Lh dag n Sptro6r mt for tue dis
ship> and fractional township, /" ~ii
Tnwn-hip two, nf range eighteen.
Township ten, nf range thirty.
frat"nai TOWNSHIP eleven bordering the Cherokee bou.
dar, "i range thlrt' II
Al the Land ONCE W.mseros, nrur .Norsa.
the p'h day q Oeober nrJ for the dis,o-r oi The public an1
S'u Of the ba-s tne, rc n the nh priacp mt,tr4H
Township twelve, If range thlrty.
Township twelve, OF range thirty
Lands appropriated, BY raw fr III Of schools, military
Other purposes, VIII he excluded from SALE.
The alrs viii each hr kept open inr 1870 weeks nrl'-i
lands d.StO-rd longer, Iu1t.r.
of Il,d the townships offered wIl! BE- a!nnud s
after the expiration OF The iwn weeks.
Gwen under my and The ,!iy Of Washington, hi- f.
day Of May ANN DomIT 1916.
II. VAN DIEEN
Gy the President:
JANE, WuIIcoMR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
RtIl,YING SONG.
"Mucn VET rrMAi., rssrr..

y
ktR-ssT see tacm 1H ttc'r Ei"!'a" ""g'
They come they come, in -tron: array, a.,
trn,ind them shines Hopes bright nihs ''s'
Aud r,,h,rin. fast, the peaPifs thf"hs'
In nnr prrat cuncnurSc sweeps a,"hs'
Nh, m,rk the British Whigges ali,
II,,, ioud they sigh, h"w fast they i''
! 80. ,hcm ,y i;h hrr nuflrd tasS,
Their snoddinc planes, and W"'n'
They 90. they 20. and fade away,
Ike phantuIrls in the morning ray
They come, nc.
p.ho,d ,he Ranking systems slaves
ike wrecks upon the storm pc'' ""''''
Are sinking with wild dish'a!' ,,.,
Irh;Ic rIoudS aud darkness f"hhu 'ne"' P''''
And mid the fury OF The storm,
y,s.,,t unveils her awful form.
T hear their wildly mnrlnurrd cries,
/ hear old TIPPY'S n,ournini sisht,
Aud blended with the peoples cheers,
IN, varied chorus crects our ears,
They come, &c.
and sharks and hrokcrS-see them ny
And freedoms burners floating high
Borne onward by the true aud brave
Ahnye Their filling ranks shall wave
I'ae People all With loud acclaim,
Do loudly shout VAN BURhN's NAME
And harS, their pealing triumph notes,
*. music ON the still air Heats.
While v,c,ory'S fill radiance lights
The valleys and the mountains hcishtS'
They come, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
10000 Dollars!

For the benefit OF ih Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic sso
Caun-'lass No H. Tor l>in--In BE- drawn Alexandria
Saturday, .bth September lsilli drawn numbers -" -
Gn,>r ScHE"r-SiIuuU l2aGa, C,O, 3,o3U 3oNJ. 1000
1000, l..'9 t. l.5nn2 - -, !uu. Of 900.
500. at IlA. - ii 100 Sc. tcr.
Tickets SD--lialvc> Si-tIuarfr s? &C.
Certificates of packages of 81 Whole Ticket. SllD
DO. do.
Du. do NJ Quarter de-. =. %
For Tickets and Shares Certificates r Packages the above
splendid Lotteries, address d. VI. iiOiT & CO..
k,chnond, ia.
drawings Immediately they t" all who order
above.
o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

'""H"VH"H7t oPTUHs' ~ IT V'7H"" '""0T'' ~
T'lS well known watering place vii b. opened for the Sra
Il the 10th June.
Since The valuable Improvements have t
made Two aud cnInmuduI- Ia lul-r haN" b"ru"e
Tor the purpose, cold and bathing ia" "at"
the principal Spring There draw ing ~ the '
doinng the dining hail. and the other remote "
II, The latter furnished Pianu.
To those Who have VISITED '!s:1 Springs ma! BE- prop
that they are situated the Shenandoah uycr m
from Castown the county oJfrrson aud can hc r"a
III day rnah' pha Baltimore, Washington f'
stop Harper frr dine, nnd cn proceed ten n
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad Ia the 'a'-""n W
pot whence they taken IN coaches provldc b! ' '"
live miles the SPRING.
Every thing has been provided 10 r"ndrra soonrn al INT wac
ing place delightful To those who seeking either h"n' :" N
h. found suited 10 me
grave as well gay. No spot the Union rxcci Shame"
dali in beauty. The scenery unsurpassed.
The of the well known Hundreds 81 t'
obstinate cases. which would yield nothing esr nav
perfectly cured hy these In Dropsr rs dyspepsia '
all ran. digestive organs lef ana man, ~
Affections they have proved invaluable.
r. 4. MILTON.
.7gcut IF shqnnoadsic SpriHss C,1g'7.
l.-Nl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
10000 DolIars--IOO prizes of $1,000.


For the benefit the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Asso
ciatiotCla No. TO- f siIu be drawn nj Alexandria, Va.
on SATURDAY,. Sr ,rrmInr Igth. lao.
ScnENE.-SUo0o, c,go 500, 3,Ooo $500, ol7-l- 100
prizes of 81 ,0Di,
Tickets SlO-halvrs S5-quarirrs 81 so
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do. ~ Half do Is
- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
MlDDl.ESLN E0I-N,,,

Alta meeting OF the Committee of Vigilance. and
others, of the Democratic Republican usr,r 81, ,h
county Of A'ddescx, held The tavern. in The Town u
Iroanna, on Monday, the 2ith Of Aug, 1870, (Cour,
Day? Mr. Thomas Street. called The meeting to order.
and Mr. Walter Healy, standing chairman! took The
Chair; and, on the motion Of Mr. Lewis b. 81 entspue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
ms, ouL;shed and far soIe In J N.Hn'ck,
rbe virginia and North Carolina aih"ha''

/,rr T,I ,TED Nv D,rIp RlcH.Hp"N :" iH", ',' ,s
containing in addition 10 The A>trnhh'I ,, ~ v,,.ina
Il Congress ana Legislature ~ ''-'''
u ,,a a,,ts ~ Virginia and North 'a"l lt , ~,
,,it. statement show ing what hn"ht ~ ~, ,, az mn,
w y;rni, IN tIr several Ranks anu WHAT a'"u" !"
1T h,s hem .rriyrd h, STATE upon Inc slMh W =, -,
I-n INCLUSIVE toiicrl, aud, for inh"n' yhng EIc Il,
80 a. LoJ Tar tItr Almanac. ttomc song N'""hs
J Ian SchaIkrns Three Wt,rs-iinr- on vc"l. Luz mr
:" ~" pcrs ~ Ircn,r his Widowed )ahchsr-'io" "
NIL, r.. I,l.-phy,,qn Sindrnt-Ihc tity Mare Is ''
better llorsc-ft"" i SUI an 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
Ry he Lieutenant. Gorernor Of Irginio


WHEREAS, IL has been represented 10 the ESetp''t
W JAMES &, PEhRMAN, charged with having MtN =
SALLY SaTH Of Ptlsylya county 10y giving her poison H
from lustc. :Theretorr !, JOHN VI. PATTON, i'"''
Governor, acting the absence Of the Governor from
Government do hereby reward of one Hundred D"
person p-rsons who WIN aPprcl"nd the ra'h
deliver HIM intn the Jail al iilt-ssania county Nnn ~
mnnwcah their rycrtiDu-, that he may h. G'l'~
brought Ia justice.
Given under my hand a Lieutenant Governor, anu n't
SEAL lesser seal the Commonwealth, al k,hnioh
l9fh day Of August, $40. JAU. VI. "a 10
J,Mrs g. PEAEa,S about years old, 81 re-, ..'
slender, and weighing probably 10 lbs, with rndl
peAIun, sandy hair red whSkes aud beard, counchact @
heavy and dnwnca>t when spoken He was pursued u
lynchburg aud 1t Is thought Vii lurk the Western aft % -
ginIa or in Ohio
Au.2l 3l-"i"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
Commissioner Of the Gtn,,a AaDd 0Trf.
.yolire M Prc.emp,ion rioimont:
By the President:

.fofice Ia Prc-emp,ion ti"tm0n,S
Every person claiming the right q" ruItuu 10 ant d" h
lands designated ~ the above pruc1nann l. requested m '
the To Tn. satisfaction nf The Register R,cr" - 70
proper land "Lrr, G.akc nrnt therefor %
bic after sring ttts notice order that the b. a'
GATED by those Officers aerreul, Ia law, due Pr
e2d day n June a'Jt, MhrH n6 fmp0p lar n 1T. T rF
limitation: and all claims d made knuw paid for
10 tia; date, are d ciared by la" TO be- forfeited.
JAMES WHITCONB
(,m,,i rr,ftL (,rurr al I,IgEf
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TIE wELL-KNOWN AND BEST

THE subscriber would respectfully inform ms 'en ,
Agricultural community, that he can yer tm r py'v
,,,c,, -, nm, s,u. al FOX AND BDKLANDS MO, afrhot
Ed P,TENT TURaSlIIhG MACHINES, ana fMMoH, ~
TENT PORTABLE rIAlN-BANp iiohHh roh EN- y" VI, ''ie
,,n, ,,s >I ,id any want ot ilen aHl also III y
I,,rIr vim M, hes, Fan, ia use lie can also th'
,,', ,n,t Sunh'S and Greens wriitct
I t, n",,r,J straw Marh and with ms I"st
;ruy ,r,d pa, III Smelling Machines For 'he i'It
i'm ~ iii nj ,l pl,v. the many certificates ATTACHED |" us
IN nm, Ir uond Wing ui the 1t ana RICHMOND
Enulirrr III the 9Th Of May aSt. =. ,,,.- - -, J., a.,
oinI ,, His ,.,uI- yn: MrssS Pope Baskerville Peters
mr" Mr. hnurm, f. Knox Frederick bns; N"ssr'. iaymr
" W.. ",'r, N,.,f4 4. C. Reid, Norfolk, Mr H. l.
PM. ,n,annnck Mr. Vim. Cray PoI' Royal Virginia. an" I'll
VIM. Peck RAJ. sh, y. e. , ;,., no., ro,;r. Sr,.w.
and Nm. far ay and Cotton Presses or WIN me ifeSses
~ tc-ah" !" ~, W, "i"S' JABEI PARKER
ih '"f''h@ h'' ""''' 32-W3w
Aur
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p,,,r III a. ysu. having claims against the estate "i
y rh M, hury deceased, ii the county Of Louisa
Virginia are hereby requested 10 make Them known w, , "s
lay, order that provision ma! pe a, t NV 'f'
All prrsons indebted estate are hereby requested 10 c
',r an, nay n The claims them early aS possible
he nyen ~ intention Ia settle up anu
"istfpu'' tue 'r'"'' 80 So WM. 4. GILLESPIE,
3!,mr Of 1agmas Mar bury deceased
Louisa, Va, Aug liih, lsii 90. j, ~, r,i,,acl
~, The Editors Nilg, Valley STAR anu "' ~
,h, f. : Gazette viii coy, the ah"vr weekly siN week. u
,rw ard onr paper the advertisement !" me :"
I, n and then accounts for pay nicni. ~ -. We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

AND FOR SAiE.Thc LANDED prI"iH , rH ~, s,,r II
tate Of BExJ,MH llsrcnkH nee IT, "' - r,mhc,l,nd
lies on hr buckingham road ~ u" w. NV, r,,,, ahou
n,' =, n, extending into Puwh"tan, ahd contains ""''
t,,ry, ur fifteen hundred acres -. a.,,,,,, ., ~
Ic., II unnecessary very particular account =" ~,
- !, rrc.umrd no one would buy property "l thiS Mn" NV
- I.c,,tun Persons wishing IL purchase are h''tu "
80 mn, r,,mnc LII, themselves. shall tr on me lIh'r n t
, 49, ne, n,ut,S; r. lurwr. III the 'ihiIitu
r will go the land point on the lt>' g. !
nrr- IN who may wish Ia see trl' :, ,I,, a. ,E,
,r;v,I,or ni -,,lin. crop "f whrai iiis fai rur,
Pr'"'S' " T ELIZABETH W. HATCHER, ,
Elcru,ru u Benjamin Hatcher, drf"
la-Mlnt
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FlASO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

,,,,,. tiANo roh u " hht~hg' r. ..i.b,s,ss
I'uf ~ih-cFher Is the
manuafactory of Ness CL,Es. New York, elegant ,
plain Piano FOrtcs possessing the latest improvements anu
decacy of touch aud o peculiar to t
nufacIre
ALso large assortment of Musical Instruments and Mu'
Merchandise in general. .,
Piano Foes repaired tuned, let hire, and taken 10 .
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. .,,
The largest collection of Music offered for sale "
State may be selected FROM the of the subscriber
enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia and New York
and retail prices. ,
Those purchasing to sell again will be furnished upon '
r. II. TAYLOR;
Piano F.rss ustse s,srs, sg7s.s sat go go
AVE Is ~
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lol CORDS OF PINE WOOD.

800 tUKDS Of FINE WOOD.
Navy AGLNI', OFFIcE,
Washington, ID. c. Aug. -, i>io.N
lROPOS AIS will be this office uuti the hi II
Srlfcnb,r ucNt for furnishing amt delivering At the N4fy
Yard m Tins Cny. Five Hundred Cords Of Pine W"d w
mst be- well Seasoned aud al good quality and piled Corded
Sprct,d at Yard III III" "i the coiinrl
Thu, delivery may early the contractor please,
INT must In. COMPLETED b the l5rhu October neat Ito
ELIAS KANE,
Mary .i-rH
,u,.. $.-ui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

ATrNroNl LAND SALA, , E,rt ~ 5 q COUNTY 1%"
Cmr If KIM and Queen pronounce the lhh nay q july f,
shall proceed sell 10 the highest bidder on NV W ~ ="
,n I,,I d,y ~ S,ucr next far II not, tt next H u
an , rrdt If m months, thai valuable estate Wherein "
|, tonr ,nrr. uil,. from New Town and eight from ny
Ir,ts cnnalnin. four hundred and "y.>iN acres ir l
ft,Ic y,,y level, and cultivate. The Improvements
"nnI dwelling house, with eight rouns, and the ncre'>a'! o'
houses. ,I,,u, three
IN, manager living the premises or my sell ao @
hhr> ",r,'h VIZ - f TRAVIS BAGRf
shin. III view H. w. NJ ,,Ir
Auuu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

NruTIGE-l.ng determined Ia sell my stallion IifpI " Wv,
N lack any our DESTROYS of purchasing such property ~" ~
great bargain hy early application They can be bought " sum
terms IL suit the purchaser . =, n ~, PAD
,s Grand dam hy shark dam, by lath; d1m D!
Bay r. frlrnugi .gge dam, 10y ,d Janus - '
In Nhiiurton . 10y Old janis
me '''h = i''''' " 49, j. T. \. MARTIN.
p : have som" very ur colts should like I" ci also
Past D.Irr, G,ncIand Courthouse ~. .r
Ana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
VIRGINIA State Lottery.

For the benefit ni IN Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Aso
catontlis Ma . fr -'pro bc drawn at Alexandra, Va
Saturday, I1ih September, l-iu.
r.L,>2uOcn, 1000, 5000, 5000, 10 100 prizes
Of 81 900, 10
Gi NJ L0hsrp-0 Drarn Ballots.
Ticket. only SlU-Ialvrs St--iiuarers 81 -
Certificate, ui Packages of - Whulr Tickets 500
u" de" .! Half do. 10
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