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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

,yb, could. wha, earthly power could, control such a
"a monster as this: when our State Banks, with
,,,,ls Of only some two or three millions. cannot be
s.aS5trolled' As well might we expect to qnell the fury
:. ,bc tornado. or stop the tides OF the ocean should
-, sincerely dsprecate the triumph of the Wings, be-
49,. .hey would restore the obnoxious doctrines of
t.I.raIism: and because this even, would blast the fond
49, NJ the friends Of human liberty in every region If
-, lobe. that Democracy, e1lcd from the old world,
Ia t,cd her home n the new, whence It's benign rays
.,,ll. N due time, he thrown back on the old, where
.,,,,3y n mnst happy influence - felt by It's oppressed
",,,l,.,cnS am free 10 confess, that II the Wings
! ,ccr,d m the present contest, | shall have lost much
!. mv confidence in The Intelligence and virtue Of the
,.oyle, and shall Be tempted 10 donbt their capacity
=, elfrovrrnment, especially after the opportunities
IA ,br means Of enlightenment they now enjoy; and
-. Ge,rcttons and exposures of the decepti"ns, thu
..r.shoods and the huu,hnns If the Federal Wing party,
,t,, are beng now made everywhere, and IN all man
,.r If ua,s did al first greatly depreca,e the new
,u4f cf warfare forced On US by The Wh'gs-that OF
!. or-,nt orators. public discussions, and large gather
- II The people; but ] now begin to think It will
.,r, on, for the better, ana 10 our advantage. Ii Will
an ont 10 be a cheap, easy and speedy way to instruct
.E, Drople. VII" have little time for reading, in the true
,-nc pies Of our political institutions, and Of arousinc
,b,m 10 DECISION and acton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

>-OTlCE.-A Petition will be- presented to the next General "
y .rmhly ii NirgInla Tor a precinct election Al k"S,vIl", ~ the
ruprty nf ih4h.ur. MANY VOTERS.
.rr,f ~ -~-ufN
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VI. II. NORRIS.
JOAN ~N'p!IEHSnN.
J. iUL!lNGSNUk'ff

I~i.~cocx, August ), l=O
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from a letter dated

81 Various Communications are univoidabiy nmittrd-Among
thee, i the Letter To Lrtleton Waller Taycwri, E,u-,he Letter
10 WIN. T. Taylor, Esq, &c, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11

n,,vi,. az IA. N,r,la state Lottery, No. q, August -:
~ ~ g - - y - - .
i'"'' STR8TTON.
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-11

" . cleek Will then adjourn 10 rhnr.,la, NJ
Puhhe business will therefore be done baIa,, ia.
close ct The week. The Senate will do no more ,lan
pass Tue bull Tor The Civil aud Diplomatic Exper.es
re excuse iof adJoulnng is the necessary ,eutila
ting The Hall ''"''''
ihe disensson from the iin g | closed nv Iast 70
port on''i the hour Of The rising of The Conmiiee
was very animated.
UT "hirE OF Nv. IN answer To Mr.. Smnh al
"'he' hlade statement fro the journals and ruh
"' ,e'"ius winch astonlshed the House inasmut il
~ 'ne remarks made proved that the stara,snts nj
TUG M moef from Name were altogether uninsi and
untrue 80 lar tom the fact Is the cha,p, thar
'eneia' Harrison received pay rs Minister plrui,,o
.'nllay To columbia Tor six months pflor To len,,s,
'"' "eNeo, he received nothing fot salary unll $50
'"e Ne" oi ms appointment. Mr.. Whae also mo-
yea 'o'' twas not the practice OF the Department.
gum 81 iai hom being SIX months IN the country
"'' MS appointment, before leaving Tor Mexico be
was oo' l"nr months, aud could not leave sooner
l"r tue reason that lie Was In Congress when nnpoin.
tea, lhe ehatge which Mr. Smith made vas lrue
Ut General iiaftlson's successor, Nh. Moore. aud
81 NJ Meiane, appointed under the Administfa-
i'on succeeding that Of John Quincy Adams
before the bill WAS taken from the { ommitlee NJ,
DAVIS OF NY, proposed an important umemln,~nt
"hish was, that tho salaries OF all The public oicrrs
except The President and Commissioner OF Iand OF
nee should be reduced in named ratio The n
mendthent ~ pronounced not to be IN order and
was Therefore Withdrawn.
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A l,ril 30
FIVE NEt.Roas FOR SAGE.

NE +. MALE, about SO yeas Of agr, a frst
~ rate Seanlslress and house servant; one other
her daughter. about ID years of a.e, a ululatto ii
dining room servant, one boy, about wears OF age
son OF The first aspflgp ly muIalio, To be sold mh
ms mothet; one woman about 80 Years of age, with
cllld about fifteen or eighteen months old, raised
abouta house. Tie owner will take Tor them the
Scrip OF the james River and kauawha Company
paid for work done below Lynchburg, and will sell
them privately; and If not 5, Id before tic Sd Mon.
day IN May neN, will, at Amherst Conrihous on
that day. Ut being Cout daD sell ,helnto tie
highest bidder, Tor the said Scrip Apply 10 Jao,s
II. Colemnn, at Amherst Court house, who will re
present The owner IN his absence from home.
Ami 30 IDS
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aph0lslcring and g1anrr nlan.i,,n.

sph0isscrins and E'ape.. Raa.,"i,,r
'llE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully =.
= form the citizens OF Lyncllbute aud The snr
rounding country, that they have taken par, of The
stone on Alan street occupied by Mr.. Wm. C,o,bie
Or The purpose of carrying on the
tphOlstcriag ana Paper HANGING ru-
siucss,
whete they have just opened handsome assormen,
OF French and American Paper nangings of the
latest style and patterns which they are rrepsted IN
put up al the shortest notice aud In the nealesl
manner.
They also make 10 order Feather Beds. Cutle,l
liar aud Shuek Mattresses g.
1hey keep on hand, Table OIL Cloth, Win.
dow Blinds. Competing, &e. &c.
Persons in want OF any thlng IN their line, urc re-
specially invited to give hrm call.
c. DOGGET x Co.
+. Sod Matrasscs, Sofas and Chairs, repair
ed in the best manner.
April 80 On,
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Nd ras}E.

10y VIRTUE If a decree OF the Circuit Superb
-kI or Couu of Law and Chdncery for the County
Of Amherst, Pronounced the 4th day OF April.
1910, IN the case OF Wardswnrh, Williams 4 Co.
plaintiffs, against Petef e. tdnsald and eIhers de-
iendduts The Undersigned conlmssio rs, or one of
them, will SELL at public Auction 20 the biz hess
bidder, Tor cash, al Amherst Court House. ON Mun-
day. the 18Th day OF May next (heiug day.y
all the night, lr, and interest OF the SAID Peter &.
llansard, to the SLAVES, and their increase.
which were brqnealhed To Inn by the last will and
testament Of hIs father The aIe John Hansaid
deed, and tlch said veil is duy recorded IN the
County Court 81 Anhers.--A cting Coaaison.
ers. the undersigned III give the leie touened by
said decree TO the pafci aer and otlI'r. THIS
is, however, REGARDED uaquestIonable.
JOHN TtlOMP IT,,
DAVID Il. EDLEY,
/ ADriI % ids
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SALE OF "A NEGRO MAN.

an Sa,urd y, the 9Th day June next, before the
~ front door of tie Market House in the town of
t,,nchburg. there will be Sold al public auction,
[ cash, a likely young negro MAN. nanmed 10.
igPlI. The sale will be made in pursuance OF il de-
cree Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chan
Gerry, for the County Of Campbell entered up al the
last term in the case of " Ilorkadav as Frazier"
The title is believed 10 be good, but shall sell and
convey such interest only as Tie deed alore, AID
vests IN me. NJ, II. GARLAND, Comr.
Nav tGJe
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.sPSg1fs for Sssse.

\ WILL SELL,f the highest lddcr at pub
d lie antlIon, on Monday, the 18th day # My,
lS4o, (t1a' beng court day NJ Pnlsylvanla CONT
house. before the store door of &, ID. Bennett thIr
very valuable NEGROES, CONSISTING of men,
women, children. boys and gitls. Terms made
kn.wn on tie day of sale
JOHN L. FITZPATRICK.
April 30 t1SN
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UNION H0TE1A, Egnch0wrs,
FOR PsrsSa'

HNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 Withdraw fro :,
l. the business Of tavern keeping, offers for nj
lor the balance o the year. lis well known estab-
li.hrneni, which IS situated on Main street, few
docs above Liberty warehouse, and nearly opposite
Planters warehouse. 1t has good stables, and
yeuent aud never failing spring of the best water in
The subscriber would Likewise sell all The Tavern
Furniiure; and If secured reasonable Tine would
be allowed the purchaser in Which to make pay
ment.
TO a person DESTROYS OF engaging IN the business
Of tavern keeping and capable OF conducting H. rhis
Hotel offers great Inducements; aud to such PEI
son the proprietor would be "jlln lease IT, after
The expiration Of the present Year. for OF years.
Application To be made Ia
ALLEN J. CRENSHAW.
May7
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NEW HAT EsvABLssIg0lENT.

raNtIE subscribers would respectfully iuiorm their
4 trends and the public generally, that they have
taken the house formerly occupied By Geo. ".
Gaines and that they willkeep constantly on hand
a general assortment Of FUR and SILK HATS.
We Intend manufacturing the principal part OF
our Has aud therefore safely warrant them to
the purchaser. We will make all kinds Of llhs 10
order, and we promise particular attention TO such
work.
We invite those who have formerly dealt at his
House continue their patronage, as We are defer
mined ic sell as low any other Hat establishment
in this place. We solicit call.
WOLFLEY & BIGBlE.
All persons indebted 10 Il. W. Gaines w please
call and sele their accounts with us immediately as
are the ons persons authorized 10 receive and col
lecl any debl due 10 him. W. q d.
April 10 D"
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g'Gy,fySfe Negroes far SGt.

g'6g,sessjfe .gesrcCs for SAT-.
ENG VIRTUE Of j deed Of trust, executed Oy
L , James Madison, Of record IN the county oi
Prince Edward, viii he sold IN front ct the Eagle
Hazel in tie Town Of Farnyille, on Wednesday, the
18Th dan IF Nay ner1. between SO fsiiG 10 fc-
yiy gt.yya3le .SlGges, such are rarely eve oil
ieied but OF d,rcnecessy, rs IN the present case
consisting of Men, Women. Boys aud Glrs. Sew
eral first rate House Carpenters, some gooa oooNS'
House Servants, &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale. by me
''''' TRUSTEE.
Farmyille, April e3 tloA
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March l6
Valuable Gooeis at cost prices.

fE'hE STOCK or GOODS lately owned by
II Messfs. +. x J. W. Dudley, aud IN tlleir Store
House Main Sire"i, has been conveyed by Item
uusi, TO The updois tned, by deed duly corded
IN the Musings Court 10 which deed liberty is
givcnlu the trustees 10 eel the sad Goods II ihey
ihirk II expedieni, al private sale. In pursuance
OF this authority contained in the SAID deed, the
undersigned offer the entire Stock 10 The public
aud pledge themselves to sell AT cost prices.--1ha
Stock IS ldrge comprising every variety OF Staplo
and Fancy Goods; aud well worth The aliention OF
The publlc.-Mr. Peer Dudley and his son John
VIM. Dudley will attend, and act as salesmen.
The debts due to Tie said fem are also conveyed
10 the undersigned by The deed aforesaid, and they
hereby earnestly request all PERSONS indebted, to
call on lhem or on The Messrs Dudleys, at the
Stotc-llousc TO settle and adjust their several
debts.-lndulgenee cannot be given
G no J. NJ Go SEED, 3rru.'ss'
Anil
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EfNcitEURG SPRING RACES, Isio,

M lLb commence WednesJay the 18Th
w May, aud continue four days. The follow
lug Purses will be run for, aud the motley paid 10
the winners, ltee of discount:
800.
SEcoND DAY.-Purse $I5o two mile heats
lniRp DAY.-Putse $3.50 Two mile heats
FOURTH DAY.-Club Purse 800, three mile
heats.
MELVILLE TALBOT. :
March l6 =.
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pHl ~ al po"et md patronage whuh 81 nue. at-
eaNs us. let "nr paffotte answer be wrLtrRy :
and refhans, like the paihnt Millrf We may bfrak u
on"n' anu achieve n glorious victory, Truth and
en'fSN ae lhe only weapons Which can be use,
WIN success d2hinst the poisoned arfows of power
ana paitonaee aud ihcy, TOO, must be wleld,d by
slohG nerves aud stout hearts, aud with mnst per
se'eflna diligence. VIM of YOU. gentlemen, sfi an
gers rs Nhu are to me. thai will eute INTO solemn
covenant thai YOU will do your duty IN every point
OF view, IN 10 afdnous siruegl- In whIeh we are
ehgaged-wlll resolve, like the Gteeian yauths a.
'aty Tue republican banner IN Triumph over tie
liaih' or THAI II shnl be Your winding sheet on the
lost hrld-"ll earn 10 himself the ptund consolation
'hal II Rune most fan. he s innocent This
genll'htn, Is my determination, however feeble and
homhle my eilotts may be. ! llusi II is ,ours, aud
I'M TINS rs The beginning Of the war with ,ou.
S'nd,s"u, gentlemen. tho following sentiment
ht"tedecs and Tf0i'ofs"-'fhuse who brtlay a
man Ion PriaePh,-parg Tor coaagg.-deSpoiiam
Tor "oesA such were the names applied hy The
''sA'lS al power 10 our Immortal sifes 81 tho feyo.
'e'lon :" hen they thfrw eli tho woke OF BRUSH ~
imnI Let us imilmc their example, and win thcr
Such " tfailors aud fencpa ,lcsr have
IN all times, oeea hated Of power aud dcspised by
lis satellites
N'H sentiments Of high respect. am, gentle
men ytur obedlcut servant. J. GARLAND.
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Lancaster d Bryant.
E,Is,Egr S,SE.g.

A LL persons indebted to The late concern ef
y Lancasier Il Blyaut, asiil please call ndpay
off iiielr respective aeennnss. longer ipduiesnec
caunot be gwen. WILSON +. BRfANT.
Surviving partner.
March 90 Is
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.taAALSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN y

.h.,hea i9eekty, fepery Monday and 7Amsaayy al
Dollars per aaaum payabiein adraace. No subserip
,ube recciccd fora shorter period than n,oats;and
.a,.r r be discontinued (eecept al The discretion oje
ri,a,, J mill all arreorages are paid.
pYERTISE ENTSiasertedat5O cents per square
.s for The first Insertion, and 37l cents erery suisse
,,sut Insertion.
rrJOB PRINTING erecatedaeaAy derpedttiously
.,1 nm yra sonabIe terms.
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FeFSSOFEVgGT,.

=
VIE term OF coparnershp between the sub
- sc'ihers. will expire by limitation. on The last
gay OF April al which time there viii be dissula-
uon by mutual consent.
1t is desirable that our accounts should be closed
Immediately. We therefore hope that all persons m
"eoled To The concern will call, as possible,
Oh one OF us for settlement, 'ihos. b, the son
OF Dr. Holcombe, who Is authorised to assist US IN
'ne settlement. All persons who may have Claims
I:aps The firm, will bring them forward IN order
'na' they may be adjusted.
WM. |. HOLCOMBE. NJ. d.
RO. S. PAYNE. NJ. ID.
Applications for the services Of either oil us, al er
,he Isl of Nav. will be made to DIR. II. at his resi-
by u.s. ii. & p
April % is
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Y. OLE.

As his whole time and altenu III shall be strictly and
zedlously devoted To that business alone aud being
possessed OF every necessary facility, he conf
IDENTITY promise to do work short notice, aud in u
style equal to any in the United SAFES, both as to
Cutting aud Making. An opportunity TO ptoye ii, is
respectfully soIicled
AMBROSE PAGE.
AInrI
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Rutherford Mills and Middleton
Willis.

HNHE James River and kanawha Company are
Il DESTROYS TO lease the Rutherford Mills near
Richmond, for the ensuing season. For terms,
apply To Gent BERNARD Peylon OF Richmond.
The same Company offer for sale the Middleton
Mills, on the James River in Flnvanna. Fot terms
apply to Gcn'l John Ii. Cooke, Wlnnsyille. Flu
wanna County.
April 81 HE
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Spring Fashions Received.
.5.Hy OSE PAGE, F.EELCEs,

4 D ESPECTFULLG tenders hs thanhs to IN"
a patrons and the public generally, for the very
liberal encourage neat extended TO hlm for the last
five years, aud bcgs leave To Inform them, that he is
now better Than ever prepared To any work. in
The line of
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NOTICE..

nNtlE subscriber takes this method 10 inform the
l. Public generally, that he has taken a Shop on
le street leading from N ain street to tie Washing
ton Hotel, the first door on the left hand as You
turn of Main street. where he intends making to
order Silver Spoons Ladies, Sugar Torgs. &C.
plan JeWehy and various other articles in his line
moi necessary TO mention. All kinds of repairing viii
be doue in style. He earnestly sollcits a
snare OF public patronage and promises 10 use ms
best exeItions To merritt
HENRY SILYERTHORN.
Anrl 20 So
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GCOEsS! G0DES,S!!

IL u IL Ton u IL o ID e
To their Friends srigf, bargains greet
ips.
nUR Stock of Spring and Summer GOODS
" is now fully to hand, and from our Knowledge
Of the favorable crc umsi ances under which they
were bought, and the with which they were se-
ieced from the very latest imporlatious, we conf
IDENTIFY recommend our Goods as being equal both in
prce and quality To any in this market.
Our Stock is very large aud embracing, as ii docs
every variety of Fa-cy and Staple Goods cannot
fail to please any who my favor US with call
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Wishing to buy Negroes Clothing, will find it great
ly TO their interest TO purchase If us.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are also informed that we are prepared to supply
their waits at prices irresistible.
BURTON & ROBES.
April 80 Is
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4 WISH TO SELL the Eract OF LAND.
Il which bought three or lonr years ago of : M
uel Panulll. lilies on Lutte Failing river in Camp
bell county, aud contains
$500 acres;
OF which GOO OF 700 act' are open aud seeded well
with grass. Or the cleared Land 50 acres arc river
low gfounds,and 30 acres bfauc fats, well adapted
erass. Thai portion Of the Land which is anclear
ed, j. well tmbrrcd The Plantation has brlong-
ing to it, an ample supply OF good Utensils li,st
rate 'siir" SslEAS Machine FOR getting our
Wheat, Odrs, or Cover Seed TWO Wagons with
all the necessary Gear. stock Of dne Cdblr, n
uong "hleh are some Of the Datlan breed ten
good OH llorsrs, Two Of which are excellent Brood
Mares a Stallion about 50 Hogs; about 100 bar
rcls OF Corn; quantity Of Rye aud SEQ bull.
els OF Oals. II wunli suit any person buy the
Plantation, together with every lhng ON -as above
cnumerafed-l should preletir. have also on the
Plantation 5 M hands whom am willug TO lnlr
10 the purchaser tlll the crop shall be completed.
Pc -cssIon may be had very shortly after the sale is
effected. Tins is desirable Tract Of Lnnd aud
respectfully invite those wishing purchase TO 90
to see it. The terms shall be quite accommodating
Please apply to me in Lyuchburg.
PLEASANT PARTIN.
n. b. There are on the above plantation 400 600
Mulberry sips AID 5000 mulberry 70 Is OF last
years growth, which, II desi ed by the purchaser
viii be sold with It. Z. +.
March 10 Is
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ED ,VIssi lplrrsa.la,.

bNllE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public generally, Tor the liberal encour-
meutrecelvedb by the late fun OF PAGE Il HALL.
and takes this method Of informing lhem that he M
tends continuing to carry on The
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches al the stand lately occupied by
them, where he will thankfully receive and faithfully
execdte all orders in his line.
He will keep constantly on hand assortment OF
CLOTHES, ready made otvarlous prices, from the
codrseSt 10 the finest quality, winch will be sold
cheap they can be purchased in this market, for
cash. LEWIS PAGE.
Nearly opposite Messrs. Williams Il Victor.
Feb. 3 3m
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n,HEEk1 sfes. Snsp.

Z WISH TO SELL the Ernct OF LAND
l. which bought three or ionf Years ago of SIM
ue Panulll. Ties ON LittIe Failing rvcrin Camp
ell county. and contains
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t'asnlyille, April 20
The native American., 1840-09-19
JAMES b. CLARKE,

WToULD respectfully inform his f'iends and the
w pubic generally, that be has Oh hand large
and yely general stock Of FALL GOODS, consist
ing in part Oh
Cloths of Black, Blue, Invisible Green, Brown,
Drab, and the intermediate shad 8
Cassimeres-- Fancy Stripe, Ribbed and Plain
Cassinetts--Blu Brown, Black, Drab, Steel and
Cadet mixed and Stripes
Kentucky and Wakefield Jeans
Whitney, Mackinaw and Rose lankets-9-i,l 10 4.
ll-f& l2t #a
Marseies and knotted Countrrpainea
FIannels White, Ned, Yellow, and Green
Mernoes-E English, German, and French IA
Bomsazines : and 4 Black and Blue Black
Mousseue de LANES and Silks
Broche lSabyle, Blanket and Mousseline Slawls
Meiino, Valencia, Velvet and Silk Vestings
100 dozen Ladies and Geatienen's Kid and Silk
Gloves nv
$40 dozen Ladies and Gents, Misses and Boys
Hose of every kind (the most general stock in
the District.)
The subscriber respectfully invites a caH, and
pledges himself TO sell al very small advances.
JAMES b. CLARKE
Opposite Centre Market, and No from sth
street Sept l2-3t
The native American., 1840-09-19
NEWS OFT THE EEK.

The Governor of Florida. believing
that negroes and white persons were en-
gagged in the murders of Indian Key, has
offered reward Of 5000, for every per-
son fonnd aiding or abetting the Indians
in that territory.
A package of $4,000 was stolen from
asteamboat from New Orleans on herpass-
age up to St. Martinsville, the property of
the Union Bank ofLouisana
'The times are out of joint and a
matchmaker "shall set them right
The town clock OF Boston lately struck
forty-seven cat lick" but before
stopping.
Talk of long tails" to mems names
look here, and sec what His Excellency
Isaac Hill, Of New Hampshire can boast
OF. Isaac Hill, Receiver-G General for New
England, Pension Agent for New Hamp-
shire, President of the Mechanics Bank,
Editor of the New Hampshire Patriot, and
do. Of the Monthly Visiter We should
think he has enough to do to "keep his
fingers out of his head"
"The Spirit of 1776" will be issued on
the 10th Of October next. Glad of it
! we want its aid.
Persons in this city wishing to sub
scribe, whowill leave their names at this
office, shall have them forwarded free Of
expense.
Louis Napoleon attempted, unsuccess-
fully, to raise a revolution in France.
He and his party those at least who
were not killed )--lave been imprisoned.
The young Emperor Of Brazil, Pedro
II, has assumed the reigns of Govern
ment, after ga little fuss" @
The Hon. Robert p. Letcher, and Man
Illus V. Thomson, took their seats as Gov
ernor, and Lieutenant Governor of Ken