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The native American., 1840-04-04
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TIE SABBATH.

The world il full OF toll,
II bad. tlts traveller roam.
II binds the lAhofeF 10 the soil,
The stah.nt Ia hls home;
The blasts &c hg d~a i sh
Osii'ast"i and opprrsi--
Toe Sabbath inis %. balnar nIsl
ARi gNvs The w"aiJ {.
Ths v ~ Il fili II care,
The ha.ssri rnN !, Nolght
In iirross - - hxsl dos ,'u,,,
All cite - t..e t"a>"aHJri thought;
Bot NitA irdIsnaui gaze
TIE Sabnaih's cfascning tone,
Dn,s non-, cha gers IRON the I"e
WHICH 1,ii DOH cali III own
Tee aord y lpil o. grief,
NaIraN DER .runws rdl,
Ard t. - t1." iha' bragg. relief
D,il', snh ton. pArrC" IN, sou
Tn sahhalL's prace,u buand
y 81. Mr,r,'s To-, -
A htin II Giha tr liz wound
That wah u weak TO heal,
The Ao,A - IN { IN,
tsnsr,nD u od It roli'.
The very to It's nleast . IN.
And Hbrlth unstable sous;
The SApaaiu psac.'n tells
,if ,rrt. 80t wrecks t"!pw.
And wsr,.. ihon.r IS ~" h,uws "e,l,
B,usaIh aIr death d.n 40
There IL a word--ah"rr none
" It'll ruIiIcss labnrs sIgh,
Where cate awake 10 lingering groan,
And gre 10 a'nns
WIZ rin With ta' a. acts
iiaih n Yer forged ''er chans.
But ,i"ep -uihroned IN a ( 1 n.Art',
Que endless Sabbath rcisn+. l.. D
The native American., 1840-04-04
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The native American., 1840-04-04
THE NATIVE AMERICAN

From me New Orleans Natire american.
SKETCH OF THE RE- ARKS OF col. CHRlSTY.
DELIVERED BEFORE THE NATIVE AMER
,CAH REPEAL PARTY MONDAY EVENING,
MARCH q AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14
CONGRESs---lst SESSION.
WurSdoy, January Q, 1910.
In SENATE


The CHAIR submitted message from the President
of the United States communicating additional Intor-
nation in relation the disputed boundary line be-
tween The State of Missouri and Territory OF Iowa;
which on motion by Mr.. LINN, with all the other pa
pcrs on the subject referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary. u.,,d
Also message from the President oil the ohi.eG ,
States showing the operations Of the TopoograPhcai
Bureau, during the year 1899: whch,was a'd on 'he
table and ordered to be printed.
Also. message from the President OF the United
States. in compliance with resolution Of the Senate
of the 3ti ult, calling for information IN relation to
the recent suspension of the banks; winch was referred
to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. LINN presented a memorial OF Samuel Rnub,
+ in relation to his safety valve for steamboat boilers
which. with former petition on the subject, and
the certificates of number of captains of steamboats,,
was referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr. CLAY of Kentucky, presented two petitions
one from number Of the citizens Of the city and coun-
ty of Philadelphia, and the other from citizens OF
bridgeport, Connecticut, all of whom are engaged IN
the coachacc making business. They say that the d-
" worsed acace is sufficient to enable them TO
manufacture il cheaper than il can be imported but
that silklace by recent judicial dccision IS permit
ted to he imported dy free, contrary, rs they say to
the spirit of the law They therefore pray mod'flca-
ton Of the Law The petitions were referred TO the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14


STN!LcNs FOR SALE, shall ell, ,o,he highest bidder
= at public aaeto Powhaan Courthouse the third doy d
February S', conr' day INV" sialiens, which II would he s
pcr,os say those who acquainted with the pedse"s
q thu best stocks In this county, IN Enelnd
powerful and highly racing FORM darn bay
uur woat white with black legs got by Chateau MargniS
of miles upwards, sometimes carrying than la
pounds Confirmation was trained last spring, when three year
old the hrcces Stakes At Richmond hut did not
OF his rspEaos having ern affected by nnoi over
OF his no<n ihc remains :" bad di>trmJ which he had
when sncklna) This ino has lcCn for gradually
diminishing, scarcely Ircsiiblr, aud may, in another
year. disappear Whether wan or viii no. prove raa".m
obstacle his racing, successfully, am unable 10 III
Goodwin, who trained This COLI spring. entertained exalted
opinion of him As race horse until he ran him far enough ID
the impdmen, in his respiration 10 AFFECT ms running. In
his brushes he manifested Tie greatest speed In d. G"~iwi"s
letter I" IN relation 10 i whilst IN training he a ne has
baked csS; : ''" - 80 '''''- : - :,
consideration Of the size fine form ana rrca, speed Of this
which have appeared on the " have been distinguished o
stouness bottom, scarcely admit for this
casualty he have been amongst the successful racers OF
his time.
GoHU&PY. nearly IL hands a, Of the richest dark bay
hour wihot white viii! black legs, years Old spring his
action without congregational truly ereamtso by G"lG,nna
which generally! considered The best bred OF all The DISTINGUISHED
American horses GohumlN has appeared on the turf IN
consequence Of IN injury sustained at birth hui his form hts e
o aud The purity OF his blood render !siy probable 'i u
der circumstances moi nnayoa'e he would have proven nt
hosce has mad" several seasons and appeal wu 80"
dc,ce gentlemen, who colts, decide whether
the dams have produced superior uls by any nurse
on LIS poini rrm,rm rSim. near 10 either James
River, and feeling interest in the subject r referred especial
whom has colt by Guunps, which he tanks snperi" I" any
other he his lt from 'l@ >" o troql any other dam m@l
believe truth, h. Sad that each considers his "wn III" II
,m,v and Con,,ation are both he produce Of AsIERl
CAN POMONA, the dam Of the distinguished mare hWg
~ the many races sold 10 Col Hampton, of Soih
her last race bn one she of miles each, ratng
field horses; which III succession, attempted 10 run her
down Tie rst and second were herself and
Rowena the third and fourth she won performing the fourth,
by horses which had been held in resrrve within
four time which the shortest heat N the race
was run signal evidence of bottom has been rarely GNiittd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14
of ,se Richmond Enquirer.

..,issod .arce tirres a neck durins tAe session
q" ne t;g,srs and tnes ceeS dar''s a'e ~ -
u To STAT ." .,,p,-s OF SUBSCRIPTION.
it.n ,,,y,, and Three Dollars Tor SIX hiohtiiS,
Five Dollars pr ;a he occ RENTED ny mail, posi-
ala:e N "1'Tnr' r annum the enl =" ,e year ~ d
I'D. ~ d'IH flr may he rcmiitcf PER man, III goo" @
Al dac> !" w =, The rSk of the Edia fac postage q a
a.alic IanS H. ;rtcrshe postage OF si,Iir ,et
i ii any account I" the w,at'a rraes a serious ,as
p the Eiior 10, nine papers, annually, shall have 'he
;n GRATIS shall hereafter BE- considered as ,nsMLsS
81 ~ Jyaace and for year W " ironrs fr ,hnt shorter
IN red oi Shorter ~
e WI ratiou shall be sent 10 e G"es y satisfactory re-
known suhscriVe % known and accessible person 10
'nrs ,hcr ar ms payment Bu III ' Who ;s unac.
SUBSCRIBE :. ~, n.rnrn, from new subscriber VINO - "
ta:iou "iih" single number may be sen'' con
eansu rompanicd by copy oil ms y, nay NAV h.
4hsrr h names OF all subscribers whoe fb,.i ON ope,
b Inc n nn,;slrr and who remain ihasn nus m
a;eUa ~ ~. Nv Shall, h. erased from the Isl oi sups
jaymen was a"e p.on cf the Editorial Coare"'"" q "a
r,;ons ARE some Of The results u the c"ilsc , NJ,
and tha bitter experience g" 'he ~ i.nr.ry ISIS
d' ass.bled al Richmond, on iar ~
ai w ps.an,onS ,se arr determined abhi".i
Nv Rs recommend, and our own nltert slS ee' O.,
t aLs = or C,.h paeaests No clas, Of men has
SO "S an abuse o! the Crcat Ss@ lha" llis .s' r
10" .os. Tie great difficulty consists "a ne - w.,
r~wspaPes. 'b,, Notwithstanding the Resolutions "i til
onr 5yei we have been induced TO continue several
ID The Book Th hS nnne Of eysry sscrirr wnu
We Ia viii positively he stricken oil from our roll
J, w enhancement Gi our next volume
q t!ts 'o'''"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING .
> Tha, il he recommended 10 the Editors "' NeMsi
nshou, The Commonwealth 10 publish al ing nrau - -.
PIT fr ADVERTISING AMI bat they S,';Sty adh,t -
i,". and thai these prices be always sneh a 10 CIV "
~ ,',s,,inn for Tie Labor performed. r mention
t'hisH>' Resolution Of The EiHortaf CGnr'f'''":
r square af sixteen lines, OF less, fs Ei''t''"
:. n r.,iauaucc IN cents. ;,h ,bo advance
",,r. from distance must he aceompan'ta m,'H Wv
,,,,farnry 7, ftranres, 20 insure execution; , :,
"a ~, rIe advertising may amount 10 800 per ahhu
d-'ne,, w., ~ 70 and Marriages from the country whenever
70 Al yT,niyrrine Is unknown ,is office must BE- antne
tr r,l.rsa,iun of the Postmaster III Inc he.hh"pu'
ut'H " mn ease lie puhlisied Every measure That ma
s WI, =, pyrm upos,os and qnhzcs, has proved rirlo
w must thssI re me S nms Of the rnas,sr
,.,a IN q, blss q inc ttiGr.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

=, AppAUaNNoCE ACADEMY.-The Exercises oil lis ilist
Ia uiion win resumed the 18th of JanilIy hc, m u
ndcncc Foster Principal assisted ny M.
lis buildings and extent and selection Of its library arr n
with which the public has long been aniar Wills. ~ , ~ ~
the enlarged and varicd ca!ae'
PRINCIPAL official exercise here u ~
stranger The trustees therefore feel il 10 be due 10 me INV
10 the Institution TO express their unqualified assurance OF e
nal manifestations Of these in the proficiency ds
e by the different classes al their late examinations ana ue @
grounded conviction will in future dsapfoh no
pec,atons .,.,,;. ,.o,r &c ten
months Sl40 each student furnishing his own Deu aug
'"' " ~ JNO. ii. BERNARD,
Presp Board Of Trustees
72-2awtl5Jan
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mALL TIE DECENCY."


ifotincs Of The Harrison fdS.Mr Clay, in his speech
at the Congressional dinner Of Whggcry TO the South
ern delegates on their from the Harrisburg Con.
vention, summed up in apothcgm what he hoped
would reconcile his party TO take the ticket GIVE ARE
DISEASED, AxD HARRIsoS AND TYLER ARE GOOD MEDI-
cIxE TO CURE rs" The Lockport Balance well OBJ
serves that " II rnHnOt he c0HfeRdcd hat Dir. Gny m
tendcd 10 say his mcd;cpc 5r tie D'morrair party
Il is mt forihcn 10 iakc We have proof from another
quarter, which leaves no doubt whom it was intend
cd TO operate Mr. Rariicn devoted adhcrcnt of &c
neral Harrison, and friend of Mr. Clay, has furnished
motto for his party flag which settles the point ii
is in letter which find copied into the Indiana Dc
mocrat. This print notices il thus:
eve put in print letter from the Hon James karl-
den TO the Fort Wayne Sentinel. The motto OF the
Wing party, suggested by the honorable gentleman IS
slct him that is filthy be filthy still Rather strange
motto.
"WAsHIHGToy, Dec. 10.
"Dcar Sr-You will have heard ere you receive this,
General Harrison The Wing candidate for President,
and Governor Tyler, Vice. | think the nomination III
every way propcr-tlcre is not dissent in the Wing
ranks here all arc satisfied Nr. Clay acts worthy OF
himself and the great arc engaged IN. Now
let the cry be- every to his tent, o. Israel LET
MN THAT IS FILTHY BE FILTHY STILL. UNDER TINS
FLAG WE RouT SPOILERS and rescue the de.
secrated institutions of country let every one grd
on Ills armor and strike for liberty, and will make
their camp Foddcn field.
Respectfully, yours,
JAMES RARIDEN."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

NVooLLEN MACHINERY FOR sALE-Ile Blandicrd Nil
w Company, of this place. finding necessary to close their
business offer for sale lot of Woolcn Machinery which has heen
about eighteen months, very low prices Inc following
catalogue of the Machines
Cards. Cylinder feet diameter, pair workers ana STRIP
pc each cad Breaker feet widc scrber a. inches wide;
Condenser 80 Inches wide.
Cards Cylinder feet diaoosr Breaker 4s inches wide
Scribhitr and Condenser 3 feet each.
2Jacks, stO SpindiGs EACH entirely new
Looms, one haf entirely new
Shcarin. Machine, IS Blades.
Cloth Knappins Jack aud RSor, lurniss lahes,
set E,acsSmlis Tools with Bellows, SC, complete, Pulling
Mill
Steam Engine 90 horse power Copper Dye Kettle 400 gal
Ions Copper Kettle 60 gallons.
t:rindstnnr Heads, Stoves and Pipes doz Lamps
300 Warp, 400 Buin Cooking Stove Circular
Saw; Skating and Pulies; Corn Mill with Iron Gear
Machinery will be found well made and any person want
thereof, obtain the such terms
will perfectly satisfactory themselves for the company must
sell
Applications otherwise John Dunn Joseph Bragg
or Joseph ID. White will meet prompt attention.
belonging the Is also offered for SALE
consisting Of the Mill Wheel and Upright snftng
together Eight Acres of Land, which good dwelling
story and ha contains three rooms down STAIRS and
two up stairs, with convenient kitchen and spring Of water,
within few feet Of the house.
There large Kitchen also which was used by The eGored
hand working the mill and ye House belonging 10 the
ahmsn Applications 10 the same persons VIII meet attention
refer 10 the real estate.
Ian . 15-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

wI ,., At Ah:MlThc ucu session Of this School
,' ~. November following The cours ,f instruction viii in
rlou it @ necessary 10 constitute thorough prepa-
'n,,sr ihc Trustees have employed MIR. NJ. Lewis
i n1 o 'r s'i and "il promptly procure aid when
classical AM, 's gentleman is strongly recommended
Ehuond .s>ii teacher, by Dr. Manpn, Principal of the
inc 'drmy Mr. A. l.. Huila,Iay fnrn,erv Professor Of
Eranc ;, IN ilanpden Sydney College and Mr. r. c.
Institution In S Professor Of Ancient Languages in the same
II, H.. ;,'men Tor whom Mr. Lewis has been teaching dnrinr
t,s nv !'a'N speak in high terms Of his fidelity skill and
ucntt, ~ trustees are sangune in the belief, the
aul yn education IL proposed Ia be carried IL this
at, W "nd equal 10 any in the Stac.l The fees will be
Ira ana - titinn III the Latin and Greek Languages Age
h,n,i CoitfS, per session of 10 months S31-in English
B.n,t go" he paid At the close Of the session.
ny hr obtained in the village and neighborhood very
IL, M wins CHARLES M'KtSSES,
tbI-2aWiW Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

The National Intelligencer, few days since, under
took the 'iumnation Of the Supposed causes and o.
jccts Of this nec and surprising increment 0" INC porn.
cal chessboard' meaning the support given by MI
Calhoun to the Administration. The Editor Of tfe
which fact il takes for granted, on the authority OF the
American Sentinel, called tS him an Administration
print This latter journal draws its inference from an
anonymous letter written to the Charleston Mercury
ascribed without the least warrant, 10 'he 'fiehdS o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14
.TID-L07YiL.3.v NOTICE.
Powhatan, Jan. 3, 1910.
Inn q

MT HANDS WANTED-In consequence Of reports having
been circulated insecurity Of hiriins< IN the MIDI
THAN Mines the Company deem u IiI. 10 .n y
opened aud that not the siigicSi cN
plosun ga has occurcd the workings We're IAN or ana az
progressing, under plan furnished by Hienu e,nS
Hail. distinguished English Soltls sen! over rom
To- aim the Pits Black Heath Company after ile recent
explosion gasand the present under GROUND "n.,oms a
now conducted under the management "i one OF te
let here BIZ these genemen and supervised by Mr. ~
Hall who under his the Esac elh .o
nan, Works present. The skill aud carary OF to,c e
their skilinl reclamation oi me ifk
Heath Mines andher present successful working OF s ~ m
their confidence in safety of the lands IN the Miimhah
Wio vii bc soon nv reference annexed extract from the
Plan Mrssrs. Foster Hall i laying ON am,
Nh oh;;n Mines and from Certificate OF Mr.. William Halls
N the manner in which plan carried into effect Tins
publication deemed proper the Company ar. now IN
Of ten fifteen additional ahle-honc., a' , ~
hands an r nv the year. which thcy will give the most me
mi ir THE COMPANY have hitherto spared any labor or cx
pense deemed necessary 10 secure tc absolute safety anu CON-
rt of the hands their mines is designed VI iu'c u
ont any thing that add Ia the security OF their own hands I"
ihurcrs o other persOns--irdecd ihey can, WIN I
country exhibit siroiger, as s'r0s, ~ @ n,a
The Comrany will hire, hah> who do mol Nohfa
hire out, remember that they vii want upon mrs.
every ninety days, some aodiiionu iou " nv.
hrcngs dnn" the year. or TO ircha>e progressively ~ ~
her Of healthy, able hGdcd young men, - ,,,
slaves distance from the Zeal huSs Non" ~
attention 10 the subject inerc / no l'
this co,ntr, labor commands MS mnc, Where 't
genera! health better and where the treatment ana come
m the slaves are surpassed i true that within inc st lew
wears several disastrous have occurred but from the SCI
nrc and practical kill attracted the Mines these accidents
"''' DC '' rare occurrence y : s WOODBRIDGE,
President n, the Mines in Chesterfield County.
az Aopy 10 Messrs H. ill, Ir. & Co., Richmond; T. NJ Tabl
do. D. II. Branch, Esq, Petersburg. , :. ,n
We that there * any nthcr REMARK l P,eS'
r.sry hut we conclude stating fi convection thai II me
operations carried under the above S>;s NM ,me Sht
lion etlrr HE plan pursued III me NORM {" Eng
land under The management Of experienced mining agent the
this deapr no greater iah III mines ""rHe"
!" tbs "e'sh'""''''o" ny SLOPES 0' CRANK FOSTER
".r V HALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14
November 20, 1897

Since nv arrival from Engad and during my
the Coal Mines Of the Black Heath company al ,n Ca
Mining Compaiy-e time the day before closing io
mas great pleasure in stating that these h h. NOV M
Foster Hail. their departure for Engaha anu ,i" ue
great care observed and the strength ana saey % w. M
ry Of the plan adopted working feel satisfied a ts l
ofthe Midlothian Company promises as mugn nn ~ In
e,ncn sent out from North of England 10 ASSIST IN
Black Heath Company's Mines ana M h CHARGE of ,Lc
un"eI stoCi" h'''''5 't WILLIAM HALL.
1J-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

CONCORD ACADEMY-The session Of this Institution
Will commence the Isl February. Its location Is in Caro-
line County, the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail Road
ny means OF which, Students leaving Rcmond arrive al The
Academy in three hours.
The price OF Board and Tuon including washing bedding and
fuel session of five MONTHS Is 800 payable advance
The course OF Instruction comprises III" languages aud sciences
generally ana designed 10 prepare students horoH.hy for Col
lcrcs and Universities The students Ancient
arranged III two classes junior and senior aud instructed y
daily projections They
gulary in converting Greek and Latin into English and English
into Greek and Latin. In with Ancient Ian
are taught Ancient geography and Ancient History.
The mathematical comprises Arithmetic, Algebra, &c
onetry Plane iriconmmety, Spherical Tngonoetry with lis
application Nautical Astronomy, Analytic Geometry aud the
Ditlcrental ana Integral Calculus.
The Natural Philosophy comprises Mechanics Hydro
dynanics PnGumacs Acoustics, Electricity and Galyansn U
tics and Astronomy
Geology and Mcraogy taught connection with Ccms
try
The of Moral Philosophy comprises Bellies Letes Rhc
toc Ethics, and Political Economy.
For the Institution made
Rev. Nicholas Cos of Petersburg Hon. j. Y Maroon of South
anpton, and 10 the Professors Of the University of Virginia
Parents and Guardians who wish To place their and
wards nj this Seminary, requested 10 make early application by
letter directed 20 Concord Academy Caroline county, Va, and
addressed 10 either of the subscribers
+. ". COLEMAN, President,
a IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

-,tr,nir NEGROES Fox SALi.-On "Wednesday ,
IN ~ aSJ M, will sell the Negro, on the estate called
q, II The property Of the laie Randolph Harrison Of
end The sale viii he made II Gainesville, on cfeai
"a, arp,ycd bonds bearing nirrcs! from date or i"r
,'lr moo'i'' 80 "!i"'' T. HARRISON, Err.
rh 1.-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

lW I,1TT1,ETIs unI,r.icned will hereafter regularly
IL Quarterly and Superior Courts N n
Superior Courts in Nelson and Augusta o 81 GIIMER
vile. - - nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14
Elizabeth CITY County, 1929.


Dear sir-7hc undersigned your friends and Patrons hearing
deep regret your purpose of rcsigning inc presidency u m
,pou srndcmv cannot allow your departure from among
them without rendering you such expression OF Their ieei-
inrs as the occasion demands. ,,
ing The delicate and responsible task Of Instructor YOUTH you
have uiyen ~ all satisfaction could ask huer your "
ton lr children wards have received the highest amount OF
moral and improvement and under our auspices on"
Academy has obtained degree Of popularity AMI PosirE niNe
honorable yourself and in points 9" view advantageous
10 this community. - :, 80,
Locking 10 the unezampcd prosperity Of the Hampton Acaac
my uo attracting youth from various ana distant ree
on ~ the admirable system OF instruction under "ic our
vn hoyc 90 uniformly aud rapidly advanccd cannot hut Ia
ucn ynr withdrawal from community as public osS-",
we doubt not will be regarded by nil among W. wi" sie e
ns If correct education aud would promote the improve
mrp and advance the character Of our country.
In entering upon situation, You cur. WIN you, we ~
which yor professional ability and private virtue justly entt-
tie
With sentiments eseer your friends, &C.
To G. J. ID. Pryor, Esq. -
Dpc9 U9-1NIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

n OT!tf-yJ FraIs, CJ>i6ac. md he frbiiiiavir:
determined TO wind rrGscn; Hrucry business an Ia
devote ourselves exclusively general Commission IiSlr
the sale all kinds Of produce aud merchandise generally
offer iu sale low for cash good pr remaining stock o"
Groceries, Cotton Yarns consisting o the usual
We shall prepared make liberal advances produce and
other property actually hand One Of viii attend The To
bacco Warehouses daily and particular attention will c paid all
business coniidcd Ia management.
Jan 1i-.aMGwl D. ANDERSON. Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

,iIRIsTMAS-The attention Of the public is respectfully nv
cd 10 examine variety of CHRISTMAS Presents the
subscriber has for They consist of variety calculated
10 st the and the His stock OF Books and fancy ar
ccs for his Juvenile friends extensive and selected with
view TO please. wod be impossible To state III an advertise
man, lis variety he will therefore present the most rom
mrnt which consist ur of the splendid English
and American annuas ever published Also, e
Poets, elegantly hound Also, an endless NiicH
handsomely buund suitable Tor presents ana sPieuu
assortment ur Fancy Goods.
Book of the iuuduir Inc Criehtai annual
Beauty's Costume The Maehoia
IleBi's Book uf Beauty Jennings Landscape ihhua
IoTy,s Album THE Girls Book
German Tourist Portrait Album
The Gem The Token
Landscape Album Aianlc souvenir
Turner's Annual Tour The English annual
You,h,s Keepsake literary Souvenir
The Naval Annual Young Lady's Book
The Keepsake Geanngs oil Nature
Our Wild Flowers Infants Journal
Young Mans Library Young Iady's Library
Miscellaneous Thoughts IIcai's Picturesque Annual
The Iris 49,, ,
dies Writing Desks, Mother Of Pearl and Ivory Card Cases boxes
Marine Shells, eweIy Boxes elegant Albums, Musical
Boxes Read and Reiicues beautiful Pncsons, Emery
' ' RICHARD ID. SaNXAY,
Bookseller, statoner and Dealer in Fancy Goods
n. a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14
Ja'''lar! "a, 1910.

,ff i"Snc purchased the entire interest rc Mr. Alex
sn i"e concern ." Datncy s. Garrett AMI Intending 10
Mi, W. "t"ry'y business The old stand he viii keep
Il r , =" Family Groceries; and feeling great
f"i'''S', Mo."S a continuance Ui The same.
im.9 WILLIAM W. DaGNEf.