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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

|TslIrlH i1f Joe Pcolls Ia|
whole aIemo OF elccuonosrn de1doHs Addrets.
nts tAo 0'!ow iur 81.
fbe Clarsmoni Faalo GQ, a jealous v IN Buron
racfffJm TOO WestftHF
Fapsr ne man u k.owlr5ge-ihs
"Siall u 10 s1fdyolican Van 6uren) D. thrown
st sen cod lgas commones, walks II life. (Bar.
Iqee General HarisOn's e%leciion &C..
lhufa -ebn ~ ~ c0nmoqsss asNs of l,G
c Flse pc "h!Y a mrNt DECIDED ryoBieiaf o. iss
naniesi glsy y Adgerssv,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
g,llE. PRESIDENCY.

We have heard 4 great deal agcuiUsi minority pre-.
sidenis' Van EurrI Immense popularity, the huge vote
b. had received, and al that scr. Of thing. The 'ol
owing IS The aggregate at the official so'ea IA the sew.
e al state, at the last November election, made oi en-.
Gre and with care. Figures are pain truth lelI,r
and Will not H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

Tf.u.sstH.a- a. generally more s.soIr 11 o.,
bauf -~u,rsus tIaa 800 -.I.r-- .. believe iHlf
-.aau 0ust ...H DO cone ru. q t.si sruJuut of mu
aud u .slu.su. a... .fe seldom struck uy i-r'
rf.. $50. |l n.t .s....ta aaa'a ..-.-aitlo Zoo 10
Is...., .a.ft.rur .lu0.s rT. .l record Why arc
Ily i.- hasg Geo o. .lu.. Hy ,Hs eIe. uc au-1 .bau
smiling uu uo r.osH. which 1pYf-T. o., Le iLn a,iy
~. .Hus, lr l-.rI#-I.s '.r. J...a,
Tic explanation .s rIs. 40 DBL. frI1 ahog' steam.
boat DJeri.sa. ,..drais. stl .I of contractors.
luI d1U.1Hi ts electric nu,a .ietly Ium fc sur.
rounding lf.r bore. Ga sH..a u8 niI ordinarily
project co. dwelling iraU E-hHur bow ua,i bore
should 70 hundred. tYss of fpI. sz.sIIHs sseIrl ma.
l, feet above tie promenade ds,k. aHI downward .u
wuh.H fcN u.h.-piEh. Htfsr project s steamboat Z
% woDlI De- r. miracle. 1.HHf, 100 Steamboat should bu
struck with llhu.ur. uuIcr such circumstance. Yet
We rscoliect reading. 10 DO 20 ycar a.1. Of yalue
woman heinz killed hy rHIuut ou board 20 Steam
boat on the Mississippi N8pb,r Instance JI f6s kuI
ever crime 10 our knoWlriEc-N g. journal Csal-
Hsrrf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

'5HS R,NDolTu, CEy. H,ERfs1v, AID T. RITcuIE
Mach 'a. been said iI ta c1.um- ~ ibe EnlDrrsr.
about The cha5 oi Federalism made ~ John Rom
c1lph against Con. Harrison. Cen. vluison boz bis
letters published TODAY, s3ys Mr. Randolph ADMITTED
90 uim, tlai ar haI d1us ulu Ija .,s. aui. o. maze
hsscHin cit.hcluaIuy 90 -cd ban O, iuso q slci.-
DC G.u'cf wub hIm,
J.bu Randolph ouco charged ihc Elitor of Oh, I'm
o'Irer wHI baiuE ~ poiiIe,JHoi seven 5uuciplcs-i,D
l.ay,. and tvJ fishes"
we have mover heard i1t r- eu.or er 811r.le
rrpouicd this Gus r".ps a'Hued 'or 90 Hg asking zoe cd
iHr o. dius with H~m.-2duY4F Uh-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

TirrJcNNoE CLUBs. We observe with plea
that the Vines IN VAR Gus connlss has esthbl
Tipps canoe Clubs. There shoull he one or NOR
every cpunty In the State-in every noighborL
would be b'uer-They wonld. il conducted Wit
aus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

HArEISDN's BmrH PLAcE UNNNNoUs,-Iet tho
honorable fact ne p.uriaamcd through Tie land that
james City Co ;he birth lace ct Gen. Harrison and
john Tyler, gave tue Wings unaninoas v9le.-Neuark
D AR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

CRECN'sTEiAL. This long prn,racted rial was
er 'ay brought to close. Alter Mr. Mayor couclu
rs a , une"t, the Cour; deli c c lie opinion, rem
ins the prisoner Toe further trial.
This trail for one Thing al least. its duration. is
,it precedent in our annals. Il has been on ham
about SIX solid weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

sEsEs,Di>a t.p r# tru--A fashion prevails
900 Sd. Lpus,pi ..a. r..rr re- rsnr'e Iy ci-jIn, GO boa
Tu.t from % a.Igw on O. recent orrs-bl. tIsse
young men ui Doe pIlrr. ua1 Et1 m1la "n.aIi L.'.-
1.s by iaa d~..HrIent s~In",iiut rl tfrrrlu.f Hcuaar
.1,l rlr" ug "a dls.rrnt TORE. t.sre rewarded fy l
shower oi rI1Jl1es, nli other ltc iu.muI vegetable
ID,y hlt.ttteu passage. 90 vas supposed, Er ~litR-
,cr. r r9iIiue has since been ar heard li .h.m.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

All Legislative powers herein granted, shall be ves-
tod ~ q Congress ufthu I r,jrJ States. which shall
rous:st uf "a senate auI llo.se of Representatives.
Constellation II he Caifei S.geS. Aztec /, Section /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

Nrtra % TrfTs rsH SrRfcr C0VFrErcuoytsrs
-Iar EEe.aifyc q component Part ~ de I-Fsil.
rsr Iav,r-W- Tar EarsHs H-..ars 10 o $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

cce-holaef.; aEu;asr. deprSoiaied paper. for the poo
pc. Hr Van Buren, showed u, COMMUNICATION loo the
poor humerhc drove daWn IN HE carriage. ~ stated in
Cradles paper. O.. :. Telcga9h,) SEPT 1896.
ga SEE speeches OF partIzans and the address o.
he BemOcroi,c RepIbsican Electors Of New losk."
simos' idenCcal with that lot Mr.. Kendall To the poo
pie of the s"
~ IA l. osImlted that Mr.. Van B1ren has receiv-
cd from tie pubic treasure abont sl30OO0. tor his
nominal services 10 his country. @. ~ Al jill n, mt
umes. tr has attached himself 10 the cause OF The dis-
tinyuishci statesmen named; as Tega-d us Adams. not
having declared himself iUr jackson until he had Sc
cured his reelection 10 The Senate. 10y a legislature in
bvor ofthe iotmtr.
lo) lu 1925. by a majority in The Scntc Of New
IurA. The nO,cr Gus II, Nc Vaa Buren, d Prised lie
fco.te oiihot Stale of the privilege Of ,oling directly
iIr tlec;nrs ofProsident lie enJeayured TO give the
vote ofthe State egaiust IL Nl. This caused a iu.iu-
cal revolution ihat nearly destroyed him.
% Iis vIcNs us variuusiy regarded. Ia relation 10
the tariff. internal ini, rJVemvut, the abOi;tiOnrsS, &c,
sc.
O. He expressed hinselc according 10 Cows. Taze-
well ami iiayuc. against the tariff; voted Tor II. under
instructions. EoF,s up - h.Bis Z according 10 Senator
Tallmajge, vAi,h hi, sheep spe sch, at Albany. cor
u,boratgs; 90 which bc ssSwtG IT 10 be his interest e
vote Tor n, t-faL. because he had invested S20,O0C
m sheer d..
~ What commentaries trJs, Ihe traitor ID
his native state!
e., SCI IA, s,cooi. Of The New York Legislature
end the pamphlet Nj Van Bur,n Wrote ia favor Of iIu
ius King.
o. ES;rac, from NIr. Van Eurcn's ~pamfh'et, al
dressed 10 thc Democratic Members a the New You
Legislature.
o.. Excepting e. ,Hc CITY Of Kew Yost. wher
.hc pliu,aac. 90. uue Cov,rDmrnt - airlosi Irresistible
Mr.. asa Iar,i.s rutg! Support. 90 his native Su,c, h'
btCn .huse ,1IHu,s vhufe tAe AbuiIiouisls have GA
'au,l,cT vote. .Jl,,d'. Oi,,2H, a.. "a Convention b
gU.ed Co a,suu. ur-rr's ip tbe right oi s,iuge; ard d
Prrs3s4I L.s Iatfss'i ~ as admission ~ aae'r tS'
aoBg a' q Cont t.Iiia{ tit - e. aot~itihis Hrr
'ars. vhcf, such ~o,il,ure Is inaln siu:e ny t'
,e.uf-, 1ad i',E O.
.. Ra.l.ls o.G.s WE. iIsni-ar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
WTIUExENC.
SATURDAY MORNING, JrNE 20. isla

The o~eioraics 10 Glarks5ory viii leave town ON
Mo~day morning lie all ready an go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

O EALH sJAP.--5O Bol,sPalm sap jast receiy.
& Ell aud Tor Sde by
June 20 FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

N d lLiiAiA ACADt.i l.-AIAJOli X DUNN,
Pr fcsSpr and Tea,h-r 81 Mri'ary ScicRcc nc
- years, respectfully proposes opening his Military
academy az Mneel!hs, Tor one Session only AMI ia ths
III nrInch or NKord.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

-ofe'a atthe Con9u1@ Roo % oCthe Wheeling Time
AMI st,crtisefs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

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We change our course The name OF ever @ o, e
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
That be recommended 10 rauois o'
Throughout the publish at the head OF the
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we same these prices be always SUCH as TO give M
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s must therefore, insist III such case upon
e Communication being certified BY the name f the Postmaster
rr.sa the back of the irtter.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

WASHINGTON Unircrsity Of Baltimore
THE regular in this institution will commence al the
period, the last Monday of Octchcr and continue until
8 of March.
The Faculty of following professors in the order
appointment:
Samuel h Jennings, ~ d. Professor Of MateIia Meea The
rapeutcs, and Legal Medicine.
W. ~ Handy ". d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children
John C. s. Monkur NJ D. Professor of Institutes and Practice
of Medicine.
John W. Dunbar, NJ d. Professor Of Surgery and sursea
Anatomy nj, ,,.u,,. NJ II n,,,ons,r,,o, oe Anatomy
Faculty would invite the attention Of students of mcdeine
profession generally the peculiar advantages oil ' III
stitntion. ,;
The plan and believed improved. In the same car
college for the delivery of lectures, rooms o
large Of resident students, and hospital for ~
The hospital which is the place chosen for the medical
Of of the United States entitled 10 hospital ee ron
the Government and containing upwards of 100 patients pue
and pvatc affords fields the study Of disease
, country And the resident students have charge 81 e
patients under the direction Of the Professors they cannot m :
acquire knowledge OF practice which will greatly facilitate te
after life
The the prosecution Of the important depart
anatomy unsurpassed IN this country In addition
the abundance OF subjects Tor winch Baltimore mas alm, M
remarkable, owing To The liberal and enlightened views ~ ~
citizcs of the dseoiins OF a Chc
sity arc such afford peculiar facilities. ,;.,
In different departments the professors are well sul,s'
with demonstrating whatever u equcu
The chemical apparatus suice to illustrate the principles
chemistry. .,
The department surgery will be illustrated by large nnn
of Instruments models and apparatus comprising those OF aug
olx and pathological models Of Thbc justly cclcbeu
imported Europe expressly for this department OF Tue al
The Faculty sincerely believe that young who really des
10 acquire practical knowledge of their profession cannot m
be struck with the great advantages Institution
so improved plan Afford and they invite all such 10 @
their institution, aud form impartial judgment OF what W
best suited To advance their own interests -
Additional information III reference to tile plan, erns ee M
be obtained by letter addressed TO - r,
or,e 43-tNl5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of Deed of Trust executed TO
s subscriber by Ftzhush Lpscomb on the M day o. June,
m and recorded in the Clerks office of Prince Edward County
emit shall on Thursday the 18th day of November next ~ y
o'clock on the premises the of Farmve Prince
rn,y sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. certain Lot IN me
town Of Famvive conveyed the said Lpscob by the guardian
G. Venahe and known IN the pan oi sa'a LOW" ~
No dcsi snaied Lot number 20. ~. hall
The lille is he good, but selling az Trustee shall
convey such title ONLY is vested in me by SAID Deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
Icluo5Ie Real Estate in the county of .4ibemarle

Icluab'e Real Estate IN The county ot .7l6emafte.
I,oH SALE a, auction Wednesday, the 9Th day Of Dccem
S next, if fair, not the next fair day. Two
,n aud plantation desirable residence being part oil my
enem About half Of it on its original growth anu
uste will be offered four tracts, each 10 have M
ambulance Of timber The cultivated land has heretofore ana H.
lie woodland will produce hemp tobacco wheat Go' &s,'
&C. of The quality and sell for the highest price, Ihe Mhue,
,ated as there meadows with innncIable springs OF
N, water would be profitable stock farms-s sN mics
ron liz Hiyanna and about ten eleven miles from Sco'c
on James River The buildings are, dwelling house nah,
hing mac hine stable and other out houses which, WIN Tue
and viii be shown by Ross Jr MIR. Saunders; ana terms,
'a aa u Va Nov TO- JAMES ROSS.
ia Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
October "a

1T,O THE PLANTERS OF ylRGINlA-Lest the notice given
in papers morning should give rise TO nsapehen
sion ON The pa Of rho Planters will the inspection
lists at all the warehouses filled the 10th Of next month
and request the Planters not TO press Their tobacco
market before that tmc be conveniently taken
and The inspectors under these cannot be
vn,ia,,s a,,os,rc re- MOSBY e. SIIEPPARD,
Inspectors at Saockoe Harehoase.
WREN MACON
INSPECTORS a Pablo Warehouse.
BURCH K GOODE,
Inspectors at SeabroOs's Warehouse
80 lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
NOTICE,

TO all rhoa 10 may concern
HAVE appointed Mr.. John Jones my Agent 10 a,.ena !"
ie collection of all monies due the concern OF fnPPeh 9
Jones.
lie may generally found my office, Cary street. directly
~ of Virginia Banks In his absence, vii DO me
pleasure customers being DESTROYS oil cosus
'n,r business speedily possible.
invite persons them, by bond, note or open
account forward aud settle the same as indulgence uh
Der The which am placed cannot De gwen
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee
Of Phigpea S Jones'
Rehlnoad, Nov 10th, 1910. o@o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
June -

1I7N PRINCE 4 SON. Flushing New York. offer for
w sae their usual very large assortment OF Trees SHRUBS
Plants Seeds Buious Roots Green House Plants &C., on winch
supply rye Trees and strong Strawberry OF most
such as will afford ornament promptly oInamena frees N anu
Shribbery smaller size will be supplied IN quhe' "
series, reduced prices. ,,: 80. ,,;d
Catalogues will lie sent to every who applies, post pao
OctG ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
Oct 81

a)UNAlVAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS committed to the Jail Of
u Fairfax County, Virginia, he Goth day Of September $780,
bright Muatu Man, (vho committed under the Of
Woodson whose proper name is FRED) ALFRED
county by Mr. John w. Ashton and sold by
Mr. Tos j. Muudy Cravin haywood Pool who carried him
to Georgia. aud from thence Alfred SAYS he carried Mis-
sissipp and sold the President and Directors of the Brandon
rled off Orleans prevent being sold for the debts Of the
auk. Alfred made his from " Orleans 10 Liver
noo nv an English vessel; and from thence he went Canada
then made way Virginia Alfred has made many
contradictory Statements which is lie
first said he belonged Mr.. John Moss, Commission Merchant
Of " Orleans Alfred feet 10 inches high about %
years old bgh check bones aud his right hand
wrist between the thumb aud wrist un There doubt Of
his travelling Papers hcrconrc The owners are re-
uested To move their property the reward and expenses
he will be sold ont for fees a, the expiration Of Is months
SPENCER JACKSON, Jaior
50-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
PnLlic Sale of Land, Negroes, &c.

heretofore advertised for sale, WILL if onsy disposed
privately offered Public Auction on ae nG t Sss , o.
Stock Crops Plantation Utensils and Household and Kitchen
Furniture Of every description, will be disposed OF pubiey
The sale of the Negroes &c. will immediately after
the Sold continue from day TO day tli every ns =
disposed Of If Indictment weather should interrupt the sae
Viii Be resumed first fair day thereafter. ~
The will be sold liberal credit the NEGROES ior cash.
though given when desired the bond car!,ns IN
the stock Crops credit of six months for all sums
twenty dollars that, cash, the purchasers IN all cases.
giving bonds satisfactory secny and deco Oh Trust on e
iani or the title withheld till payment Is received.
The Land, course will be examined by those wishing 70
between any and sixty Negroes likely and very valuable
men, women bays aad girls There will he fine parcel o.
Fork great CON- Fodder, &c. But Is necaess 10
lar ularize variety will be such as is usually found on
" ELIZABETH w. HATCHER
Ereeuirir Of Benlmn Haieher, decreased.
" i6-2awbW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

DrBLIC SALE OF sLAVESln pursuance OF the provisions
.uscrbe a February ls and dy recorded pn ~ IN,
Warinr we shall proceed public SALE at L,reo IN
Of hnay ,s M Say cash. o. ss I
lowlna slaves 10 wit Henry, Harry, Sally Hannah Ei'za
JaS Billy Ben which the said James NJ GaFnctt holds lee
s,m,. estate and also Robert Henry Charles Thomas, Mary
Bcisey Jenny Mary sydney William Jane and Dick N which
H. lanes (;arne for his life only tose
ih wi the increase Females many OF the SAID
slaves as shall the said deed oil trust
HENRY ". LATANE, ! J.,,,<.s
ROBT. NJ. Il. HUNTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

VALUABLE IRON NORhS fOh saiIE.
PURSUANT 10 Of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and hnncey of Nelson County, pronounced the 10Th day
October $780, suit Mosiy against smi. ana ohe tns ui
dcgned Commissioners, appointed for The purpose Will on
SATURDAY the ait of November next ut Ek Creek IN the
Comfy aforesaid sell to highest bidder the Elk Creek Iron
Works =, -, ,,,,:
This property is Of great value consisting of all the buildings
and making Pig Iron surrounded WIN ores
fine character lime stone both Of which are procured
few hundred of the Stack, whilst the stack eit Is
d,lan, not than about quarter Of ne from the James
River Canal l25 miles the City of Richmond mere are
about $40 acres of land connected m these works. about o
now in woods the of good quality for pur
passes and twelve fine meadow land These
Works are now in opeaton making iron OF hnc qualify anu
will be surrendered TO the purchaser Oh Tie fs' u Vi 'a
TsrmAbou, 900 will required in hand-fur the remain
der credit years from the date OF sale WIZ h
given the purchaser giving bonds with good security The legal
w ~ JOHN THOMPSON, JR,)
J. h. IRVING, Com'rS
H. B. SCOTT, }
John w Mosy and George NJ Payne have been appointed ke
Elk Creek Iron Manufacturing company, win
whom creditors and debtors Of said concern will
~ JOHN ". MOSBY.
GEO. NJ. PAYNE
y,, Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

N-OTIcE-By Virtue of Decree of the County Court OF nan
~ over the 9th umo, in the suit Of James
Cross r. Nancy others, shall, as sp
y appointed for purpose proceed To SELL on the premises
on the alst Instant Tract Of LAND lying IN inc I"'s
Hanover adjoining nv Lands and Others oi when Iohh
~ the Younger seized and containing between
onse out houses Orchards &C.. also, elderly Negro Man
named NELSON. Terms Of sale VIII be ON credit o. ta.
and months Land except much n SHAH be ne
ce>sary to d.tr expenses of the decree and sale whe WI
b. required in cash. The Negro Man Nelson VIII be sod on
cr Of six MONTHS bond security required before delivery
The tile 10 the Llui will be retained until the purchase money
/. Observation-Disclosures WM. l.. WHITE
Nov 10 o'-1us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

TICKETS in all Lotteries and really lucky numbers fo
i sale by the package or single ticket, ut
STATIONS Lottery Office, 18th street.
Drawing of the Monongalia Lottery, No drawn Oct 81:
III 4i 50 - 6 81 63 iS 70 &c 81 G. IA
Whole Ticket Nos sc 81 a. prize of $50, sold by
SrRATTos.
Drawing of the Virginia Monongaa Lottery Extra No. D Cd
Nov:
Ticket Nos 10 81, another capital sold and cashed by
STATION.
Drawing the New Jersey Lottery No a, drawn Nov I'd:
G. IS II 20 10 20 GG 20 CA Is is 81 ~ AZ
Ticket IL, capital sold and cashcd by
STRaTroS.
Drawing olidated Lottery No IL, Nov 81:
AZ II - as Il 10 G3 81 45 So "a
Ticket Nos. & 10 46, sold and cashed by SrRArToS.
Drawing Of the W.shus Lottery, No. 9, drawn Nov. 7lh:
A. "A 81 - Is 10 GO 90 20 81 - o.
Whole Ticket Nos 81 81 Co. another Capital sold and cnshed
by SrnATros.
100000!
The Mammoth Lottery goes OF Saturday $50 900, 10000
0Ou 10000 Sc Tickets so, halves sl0 quarters s.
NV IN ii-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

IIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
living Middescx county, the 9Th Of the present month";
negro man Charles Charles very likely, bright
mua,to fellow with light blue eyes, about
old five six eight inches high, and well propooned. lie
had on when lef brown cloth close coat blue cassne pan
taloons white fur hat He left without proyocaon what
ever doubt cndcavorng free State He
ycry smart sensible fellow, ana wen calculated pass
will give the above reward for the apprehension and
delivery me- secured any Jail that him
again. ANY information concerning him will be thankfully
ccyed Ny address, Churchvlc Mddlcsex County, Virginia
WM X. PACE.
Buckingham, Sept. 81, 1910. 42-tf
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.ftten,ion Chesterfield Light Dragons.
DARADE at VIM Tavern, Saturday, IL
O'Clock, fully equipped tcSccpt vaccs) Arms and Aecoue-
ncnts i'll order for inspection
by order of the Captain.
WM IL. TEMPLE Orderly Sergeant