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m UST.-A small sum of money was lost at Canton,
La on the 9TH inst, by of the carriers of the Pilot
Any having found any portion of it, tseattered
by the hard blow will ccnier an obligation poor
man by returning it to this ofsica. ma y.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

Every G:inar with the history Of the parties of
this State and nf tn" Northern States generally, viii
admit that the Ahoon'sts with vcry few exceptions,
have acted cordially with the Tedcralists Wings,
have avowed their doctrines and voted Tor their tickets
No candid man will deny that, with me very few c=-
centions to which we have alluded, there has been
perfect identity Of political feeling and action between
the Fcderalss and the Aboli;ionst3; and that the
ccptions are confined to those who pToirSs"d 10 rcpu
date bot. parties and favor distinct organization.
To preserve this state of Things Al the North, and not
offend such of their Part;zans as were not hboloniss
here and conflict with the OF the Federal
Wings the South has been the great aim and LABOR
Of the Fcdcrass Of this State. To this object every
atfce aud all the Low nrgues Of politicians who were
willing to OBTAIN retain power br any ana every
means, have been steadily directed. They feel the alb
snUtc necessity ii the votes and efforts OF their ali es
since, if they withdrawn, their majority Of only
1000 votes IN this great State they well know will bc
reversed Accordingly, a the general election year
ag,, their candidates generally gave public replies or
private pledges, satisfaction IF the of The Abo
onists; and not c"n.cn. with this, several o.; the anti
slavery society of this city, under a direction ot Thur
low Weed addressed circular TO he N5olition3,s nf
the State urging them TO vote for Gov Seward and The
Federal candldsrs At the last election, the Federal
candidates for the Senate in this district (cxccp, Gen
Root ayowcd themselves, in reply to the Abolition n
terroeatny;cs distinctly in favor of the immediate and
unconditional abolition CT slavery; and they were voted
for as such.
The legislation, as well as the eectioneeTing Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

eEAM.T;s celebrated impaired 1re and stallion in
the far y0,j Or!rr kr1!i. will present
:tiicS, Siil u, wiki dni!lr
groom. a"a. accommodations all
shall be fed day and
Will be- boarded free Of charge, and white procure
board very thu village. Every viii hr
have ntra II tn" horst and returned in good Order
VIII b- responsible Tor accidents escapes.
Pan i beautiful bay, ir IS hands high, and possesses
matches .h b>gtg and and kaoin
III" Wrrra!"i champion Tor the English Turf,
probably ;Id az rgRal u require a description.
In s, ISIS and lc when , oldest colts years
old he hal md bt',rr iCccdg tia9
idaa and this independently of the splendid nai. ni> three
winners .oaaroA. III: Qaccn and C, rg in hner-
and another all winners in Ireland, and several runners in
France and the Continent They have all distances
m heets aud The Beacon Course At New Market and under
haricst EHg rright In 1897 and 1875 there only
with more than - j-bsr for years pS and HI won
Of tfsa a-ainS The EnIi-. Sultan Eclorpcr
every Crack stallion England, and in ls his piic
-~g % d,s NcN" MARKET and GrJisuoI
the w. most tt~unai" in Europe, Gboat dv:ra
Gr ?g hire iaieaa GGd 76,rtca ercr isa
Fha IT, f{arsa 5car
This liz hal The hest England ,r many y.arsr of
her IA irandfd 10 the least. equal
These n2orian' facts well worthy the notice II those breeders
who wish 10 have colts Of the rstvalue and character
Il. T. b. MERRITT,
Hless' Fprd, psrgirid-
Eebpo as-wiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

o. iS'iiSG to purchrsc f4im o! larger sze hO
sale my FARM painunk. river, c"m'ainto- 49,
lIes within 20 mic. at Richmond 10 Of hyieti,r on 'hs
AMI miles above New Castle. Ihcir great
The immediately above and Lcow. and ihrfs
Land s'rong iaiic itIOns Of ca!cIrruus d"pUsicr
body "i rGlGaae wood land 10 clear. he land . w"
wheat, outs and cluysr-rnc gram ,: be '"''
within > m"s ns the duor. the tract iiss rH""hrH ~.
Lowell ao.ry squatc, containing :IIilr or"o "nc ono"
-ta'c Of Improvement 10 wDrj 10 point al beau 80 81
ciscE.-s comparison wiI any teun 10 i""'' he n
Buildings, overlooking: al Hat iahh ar
the firm. and OF so0,. quality conssn. OF -"
house with rooms oil tine size, kitchen van "''
excellent ice house, soDi nsersrer- rouse, L ~
stable, carriage house barn, corn houses; ., y
good horse power good ra5ins and every Ge.r.-t
yard and garden are haGd-uric, enclosed 9" he
there is also crsr. .niiS
10 perfect health, with we'll CT the very "'''
ysrd. .i,. q 2ig''
also, MECHANIC:.S VILE f,f -aa. II cor'.i'' y .a
NJ iand and The read '"#aiE: ' ~ t.H
church >: Ddbnrls ferry - Richmond "i'hi"' ss'
.noG stand for stnccr, AID srrii tty -"-'' r6,7
snih shop, "hrcI"r:h; .h"F, pnt pTiTh'" rt "a @~
pur'c house h.s road, Tor Gsanc- OF - atb -
The buildings nr~, Consisting Of dwclos - sOsH
ana passage, kitchen aud dacs, .oupsi
wheet~ sh, shop, blacksmith shop besides other '"s'
Dy hlLross, EaEelj, King William. 49,, CAME
Nov IL ls!-sl N1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
POETRY.
"mrch rEr REMAINS uSsus.."
From fhe .f!s1SHPpidp.J
ODE TO ANDREW JACKSON.

ODE TO ANDREW JACKSON.
ny RorERr JossELYS.
Favorite OF fortune aud of fame,
First OF thy country, song 81 mine
Can add no lnstfe To- name,
IIonored ana bcSi n thine;
Nation sounds Thy praise!
Wherever float the stripes ANA stars,
Borne hy her bold adventurous tars,
Far rs the Surveyed eagle scars,
Her rowing sons, on distant shores,
Their grateful voices raIScj
For tho.i hast been, as thou SHAT DC,
On every land and every sea-
The pride and glory oi me Tree.
Warrior and Statesman Of the age!
Thy deeds on hStuIy's faithful page,
Shall brighten with TIE liPSt Of time;
Thy life, by sober judgment viewed,
Shall furnish for the wise aud GOOD,
4 moral, simple and sublime.
The orphan boy, OF iiufaaie hstil,
Spurning with -curn hiS coantry's ice,
And mingling in the bloody hight,
With freedoms fire aa! freedoms might,
To strike the veng"Srl blow;
Advancing, with increasing wnTih,
Through years of scrvic. aud oil toll,
In battle, camp and coracil halt;
Alike pre-emincnt 81 all,
Above the prnudeSr inrds 81 ca1n,
Who riot OF H. spoil
En,hroned upon Thy cn~u,ry's love.
The servant, ui her sovereign VIII,
Nor gold, nor taanis, nor threats could move
Thy hieh and stern resolve, tnprure
True 70 her interest still.
Thy days of fiery trial pa.t,
The voice of calumuy nj last,
Is silent a. the grave,
And, spite of party zeal aud strife,
The bsne and curse of social life,
United hearts aud tongue shall vie,
To shout the patriotic cry,
J.cssoS, the generous and the brave
And when the humble bard is laid,
BY stranger hands, n soaa !ie must,
Ben.alh sOnc cool and q'l,ct siaae,
To slumb-r with his mother dust,
Her finelrsS, wayward son;
Thy countty's heroes, yet unborn,
Shalt rank thee rs the wnrthi"st ane,
On freedoms joyous, natal morn
To share their memories with Han,
Whose glory none can ever dun,
Whose fame shall live iii tGle shall cease,
The s!first in war, the first in PEACE
The peerless Washington.
1ford, ian. {, 1919.
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- Observation-Disclosures rules held in the CLERKS Office

~ >iA..t rcS hcld in the Clerk office
CdrU.r tu'in CouI!, The ard Hay al February, siJ
Hugh Campbell James ltuy, W"adcr, aad M7Tgarrt his
wife an.te irw0o Robert Pollard and Sarah his VII, Pres
ci!a l!awnd, Thomas ilarwooi, Arcnaid siiwo"h Nna
I!aruuI, Lacy and Emil! ',isr ii;;iT Garnet,
Cill"cr -. GoJc, md Maria his Wife William y Wright, and
Ciauiic wife, Charles u. Blake, aGd Mary Ana hi~ WIT,
Lawrence ElGur, I.uuI- kutnr and Pals! l!p%ns Rteh!e.
,.I,I,. a. " e. r,..r ana We>,norC, Plaintiffs
asain-;
Turas Norwood. John judge Thomas Rufu, James
!i.aIns Kuhn H. McScaI George cAcal! infant c:l
drcu rc George McNraIl and anriya hS WIFE, Hamcrra Cam,
James H. Cam, I!uml- T. Cam WIN. CAIN Martha Cam, Ann
cam >irri,r: CAIN and Mary ;ark the Inst infants Philip
Ea.iIar and Lucy Ann his wife, 1l!OGasR. Barnes.
and Lucy H. his vic George tpshaw, sa!c -law,
Thomas Utshaw, Defendants.
The dai.nAuts, TnmlS HARDWOOD, John arnc judge, hnaS
an pnIuS Eu!!n, James H. ilcNcaIl George ScAc1
infant children Of George McNeall and Mam,rva Lj Wits Ma
Jaucs K. CAM Ihoma, r. Cain, VIM: Cain, Martha
Gaia, Sterling Cam and Mary Clark Cam, The last
infants Philip r. BraaIanI and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas K
Barnes Jackson aud Lucy T.. his wife, George psiaw
Samuel Upshaw, and Ihoma. upaw hayia. entered cir
rGr al this Court, and appearing By satisfactory rv
tint tie" not inhabitants oi THIS comfy II i ordered
Iat the SAID defendants do appear here III hfst day Ut a
aus. liz hill al the plaintiff; aud that copy
nlrT w. forthwith inserted n"w t"r published
tn! city Of Richmond months surrc-Seiy and posted
FROST duOr oi The Courthouse Of this County.
toP-Icsic JOHN L. PENDLLlpS, Cork.
Feb Ss-NcW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CONAN
Ltice No H., SDntt Sseff, Bal,agrs.
C.rrriL p,ID ~, Two MILLIONS or DoLLsr"
THE President and Trustees of this Company receive
ney on pennS,tc OF which interest will lm ailo"ta ~
assurances on Lives, grant Annuitics and End"w 40"
ccvr and manage Trust, Ut every description winch may ~
r'ted Ia Their charge, whether from individuals, 1ii'""
d"~, Ccg:ts Of iu-iicr.
l. MoSEY Will he received and held in ist and tat mo
thereon paid srmammraiiy. quarterly, IN conformity "
dir, ru. the 0yyncr-os The interest wfl h" p!lrr atm
Of every months the credit oi the Trust Fund i" %"
latiun
=. Lire TxsuFv~cE.-Pcrsnas may effect insrraors~ 70
Company Gpnu their "C-, TIE lives ui "h''.. ~
year, term nf yrlrs, the whole Of r. The tatl"w 30
computed or tins coinnavarr upoa The most favorable '''
wen Tor the office Of thu Navy and Army cArns"'
b. had application To tie Company q: IL iGen!s
3. @%>CIriE,.Ii".c VIII h" granted upon sGrh TERM
enable the Ganmiiat 10 cnu? Tie largest Ine"ns i"' 81"
ar"nn"i 81 marcy.
4. ExuowMrsrA person WHO desires to p'o' r. &.
"r ward, whc" b" .llai, u:iyc al tic age ~ =
marriage iortr ol daughter, can Eject II '"""
pany. -.
C-cs-s cad TRUSTEES n tIr Coyqaa-r. Macaulcy ,cr ~
President Baltimore; John Durr go, IT, L. H., We
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary y Iiur7soH' ~
Secretary. ,.,a,
7rs,es.-Fsaac Lawrence. Ec"ctiy Robinson, u ".
Charles H. bavis, Samuel Wctm"rs, David li3tG'h. y.
Hasrh.ay. L. Suarcs George +. ialimau, L. g. N''', "
H. Ioli, Morris Robinson Ncw Yors; Matthew !" b''r"
Plr John Moss, ihiigtylpha, James Cox. VIVA !" "
Sanis Hoffman, FrcGrrcb " Bgair, q. ;. Odht1"'
Gushing, Fielding Lucas, IT,, Baltimore. ..s
Applications may be made personally, OF by lr''t i%
the Agents for The Company in Virginia. "En WI iaih.'
rlt"s and ut"T necessary Information, l., PERSONS
cciin. assurances making G;lrr arrangements ''''
Company ;or The benefit Of thor i,me. % estate :;
T.. NJ TABB, 3ycHt, F'A@'""
.9rrats ia PirgiHd.
PnrLr NJ. TAns, Esq, Richmond.
"a s. SISlrsor, Es,l Petersburg.
Go. y. tNmr, Esp, H",ftht.
RonEEr A>pEh-"s, .>g, Williamsburg
IomN. HaccG, Esq, Winchester. ~
June II IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
New OELE,vs Feb. II.

VICTORY OF MONTEREY.
By The sch-. DorIc, which arrived tie day before yes
tcrdly from Tampic", private letters were received
which understand contain Information otmpOstancr
respecting the movements OF the Fcdcral.Sts our
readers E;ay ccorc that previous adviCrs from alatI
In0ras appraised that Llc Federal army under -, had
retired from before that place. and mlrchn@ upon
Monterey, town Of some consequence the iatrclor
We now learn the object ofthc mannuvrc was inter
crpt reinforcement oi near thousand men, under Gen
AriSa, advancing 70 e OF the garrison oi Ala;l-
moTlS The first "f The rctifeurr: of the Fc!c-
ralists certainly dscou-aging The natural sup
position that they hsd rcrcatrd and abandoned
trcly the ere OF that town. The whole now,
however, fully explained. The movement Upon Mon
tcrcv instead az being retreat was only IuanGnvrc
designed 10 secure the capture of Matamoras Thus
far The plan has worked to admiration, and viii doubt
less be crowned with complete success. The Fede-
ralist army intercepted the detachment under Gen.
Arisa, in the vicinity of Monterey. battle cnsued,
which resulted in the signal defeat of the Ccnraists.
The particulars not aSccrtlncd-only the general
results, that the Government troops were ovcTthruwn
and dispersed, made prisoners. hrIsa effected hIs
escape, badly wounded with rifle ball, (Which We
suppose Texan arsnnn lodged III his aol?,) and
rctrcatng upon San Luis Potos. y large body Of
the defeated party reported TO have Joined the vctori-
army Tie arrival from Aatancras Will proba
lily furnish minute details. The news reached
Tampsco Tie of the departure Of the schooner
Doric 50 that there was opportunity u gather up
The PARTICULARS strong confirmation If the report
found in the fact, that detachment sent from Tamp'co
Tor the reinforcement Of Aris;a, had returned with the
loss nG several hundred mcn b. dcsrrticn No better
IN! ca,ic could he gwen Of the waning fortunes oft!c
Crrras:s than the aiucr.ty OF the tr,nps deserving
The STANDARD. Another lv orai,ir sign Of the times mn
also be referred to. SiHta Ana, The report goes
has became dslcar:cncd, ard wishes 10 leave the
try. With that view. nc has applied to the Govern
ncnt for his passports with pcTmscn TO export lis
money from the country free Of Guty.-Thc passport
readily granted but objection occurred 10 the
expiration OF the spccir.-Bafciia.
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Feb3
no WILLIAM AENSTEAD administrator 5on.s Of An

ITO WILLIAM AEhiSrEiD administrator nc 5Oni non oil An
4 tIany Gardiner, deceased: -,
Su-ynr viii please take nC'rc, that shall proceed ~ ll"
r,ym,ih in The XII. Queen and state :" Nrsnri
Samuel Irsilll on III III day al Ap'll nr;
tween the hours "cnS the forenoon, and h"rlrA IN ~
81 day take the deposition ~ c't ~
SPENCER uirr read cvlnuro III -ti ~ 'l.' ~
u,y ,Irurndin! Circuit u Law aud chance
~ far the County al James i Ciy of Williamsburg, IA
which you admir- iir sud Anthony Caro- ne
are plaintiff and myself 81 Robert u ihIH
dec ain defendant; which AMI fac" :"t can attend 20"
,!nr: il urrcSsr; and any the said dispositions age
rak"m completed that day, they wall ne continued from
day 10 day umi finished.
Your chcai"ri ,cr:Hr',
GEDat:t. X. CARLTON,
E,'or " kn5. H. togf, d'c.
---HiH
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TX Observation-Disclosures rule. taken IN the Clerks
ir. ~ uyur. E,ry,I ,,;v Ir,, nnr,,,,.. the al Is::3
''"' 80 h" ''' '"u ''1''' "' WV W." -; 80
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I IL, - I -, -, 49,. : .i',,t a., -, = \,
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- -, 80. 800 80. ~ - 80, - ~, =, -, ~
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III ~ SARAH " - n"ii WI" l','.'""hi M''' =; ~" Wy
,1l u.r INSTANT INC 'H..jn 81 nay ..t'i,,, tH"'
i"t VINO h.r ntitfi'h WIN " 'n 'ii'' '5lh ~ i'h 49,
h"d, u WIZ N,Hiihn u aiL "":H.H - AfiNS a.Minh y.
f""Hes formerly Arms and Mar! }. As, aad Austin Fowls,
nrpiin " ~" 'ihttHi ~ -. 49,. ~ ''"t''i,:
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POLITICAL.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE F.NQ UiRER.
SpRISGrIrLp, Ull.) February 18th, $50.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE f.fQUiRER.
SPRlSGrIELp, (ll.) February l7th $50
SrR-Enclosed send you copy of the lola
Hickory" containing Circular and Letter signed ;
Dewitt Boodgood, dated Albany, y. y, Oct 25., lo3
These papers show the which produced the mo-
minaton Of Gen. Harrison, the means by which that
nomination was effected and the objects intended 10 BE-
accomplished by it. That the Letter and Circular are
genuine there can be question The originals are
in our possession witt the signature Of Mr.. Bloodgood
in his proper handwriting. II its authenticity i de-
MED, We are prepared 10 prove il genuine as these
papers relate to a subject in which large portion Of
the community feel deep interest, we send then 10
you with the privilege Of using them you think pro-
per.
We are, respectfully, your obc'cnt servants,
S. ~ DOUGLAS,
V. HICKOX,
W. WALTERS,
j. r. DiLLER,
J.. ID. TAYLOR,
nrmnernt;c Stnte CcutrM Cummilae Of iiiRoiS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

niSSOITTION-Thr firm of ". Z s y. NORTON, is by
~ mutual consent, i--o 81! day, and ri u;ni
Of earnestly requesting all persons indebted
make carly settlement If their accounts.
JACOB ". MORTON
SAsiJ FL ID. MORTON.
The subscriber will continue the business his
and respectfully sV,s continuation I'll the Old
firm. JACOB W. NORTON.
Farmvic March 9s-u,w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

IN CuiNCERl -yin.IYI.-it rules rl IL Tie CI,ih u:Cr
rrpEty Court, The 5d dr. ui February c!)
tcrrgc Pollard. ajnir Of Nancy bd.eS, dec. and said
CaGr.- Pollard aud Frances hi, wife, Plaintiffs.
against
Twe irnnnam John NCrmcni, VIM. Nurm"Et, VIM H"T
ncHt son uf Samuel Enrnrt, Vim. ". Cooper. Richard Nor
ucnt. and Elizabeth his wife, Ann SALE Rsia!
II. Bridges, Defendants.
The defendants, William NnrmPnt, of Samuel Nnrnt
VIA. w Green and Elizabeth his EIi" Eut !aSing
entered their appearance ard security according IL The act
If Assembly Guurr, and appearing by sails
evidence ia William NGmc. son ni samuel Nnfnri.
William: -. Cooper. Ecad No:inrmt. aud - Grr"m ANA
Inhabitants -itl country, i ulcr"
the said defendants appear here thu Isl day al May Court
NEXT hill the plaintiff, ANA that copy nj il
order .u,tlv published IN the
en-: az ch,u,l two srrccssIyc, and posted AZ the
.ruGt nnr @ Courthouse Vi his County.
C"py-rcs,c, JOHN l.. PEHDLEfoH, Cterk.
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n The Fcdrral;sts arr trying - RAISE another Pan'c
Henry Clay irl nrady commenced grooming, and So
ycral Of the smaller Federal ghis in Congress fol-
Iowln. SUIT Nothing hut regular 81 5iurru:n and
Bank pane, c1n save the waning fortunes Of Wing
gerry The following paragraph is taken from the re-
marks al Mr. Snlth nr Maine, IN an-wcrtra "dIsrcs:-
inr' speech Of MIR Thompson Of 5. Carolina. Wee
tact from Washington letter in The \. y. Journal
Of Commerce:
"Ai SMlTm, Of hlc., said the gentleman from South
Carolina had delivered second ritton of one Of the
old Panic speeches, of ISL The country was then
plunged into rr"ricvabc distress and rum, accord
ing to these gentlemen, and 50 II was now The w''oc
truth Of the matter was ihis-iiat the Presidential
election was at hand, and hue and cry about cconn-
nv must he raised inr political effect. lie had no
doubt that ' hero Of the North Bend. wocld. out o!
mere comp!asanc TO the people, consent - take The
oicc for which he candidate, for h"t pr'c'
TiEarifJrd Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

-Iinrtsrrd Rare Horse, bred by CAPT J"i
- -, un,,,rtn Cuuny. Va and i.,ilrd ~ lS.s+ !" "
stable Granville L"hiE, Noi1i ,''u
, @ ~, main r,,d from O.ri II iioydtrn, Va, AZ 't
cn nr s- n mare SOD insure, with one un'!li
ALE The season in""-? WIZ W; We 90
,n =, ay ~ ulr next which time his services "l .e
- ~ ,y,il h.. claimed the mare can sr a.
c",ncd m Il, in ul Or parted with Pa-tuagc Wi nc ihs"
,,. ,uj mare. well fed IN per month, ana curth StN
iI , Nh mar Will allow ed 10 leave thu plantation
her feeding tApeh,t~':i' i'u". r ,,J =, OK no
Fey poshr cac will hc taken both by myself anu IN c,P
r;.r,ri ,pnu ~ nryrnt accidents escacs Out WEI MOI
,,4.,rsi,l- for any may happen -. ,,,,,.
horses, beng sixteen u'
h-h uf ,tea substance aud power and "i the mo-" PERI,
,nr ~ ,rn,r,au. he uncnmmony IN" sh"ihh'F "'
% and p.rl,n points Il" III hts hh'N anu i'
,,n. rn, hc ;tcr al.ptrd tu packing weight during '>
heavy lie has clean hnny hril an"
% hi. ,y ycy tnc barrel, well ribbed ut an" NJ
Iarr. and .ric arr ur0mnonly nnchs color me w! WIN
black legs, uIanc and iGl "a, ,.,. ,,;,,;,,
,y. inns an: Thirteen which the last 81 E:."I "e
ptsiiiy,iy urer though b.: received s' OF 'ic purse
The ID best harsc. ,c -. .,.o ;,
~ Bile challenged winner immediately after ne race "a
t;i>anI dollars aside, "!:!Ch y"
drrIiurI II ran and from Virginia 10 Irur!, carrying w
every >ucerStat. and IncSy Cu from Ia ionf n!' h
III" last, his winnings ahiouih@ u S':' " "
s'aLIS. -, :. 81
lie is now u.dt public with the fullest confidence IN ~,
unyin- valuable stallion For his performances i'll detail see
hand bills. =
PsnGurrsecl was gn capital Race Horse and nnsl
yal.! Stallion imported Fyi"; his dim Dr'nnt 10y C"n,i'i
Eu,h<: hi. Grand tar v B.'s FlrIhc III, . .rin dah ~
Fla, ii rmcc T. grand dan l old tElr: tinndts w!e' IN
nr;rd Ciyyturd. Imported sivcr"yc imported Monkey; % :,
Dahs:cr imported Bulic Rock or II! Eue koch" MtH III"
sister l.n"L ~ ~. -
Near LyResrt!e, GrarrNe Co.. y. carcinf'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

ACADEMY. AT UAlIP.y co.,,

,r,IlE HALIFAX ACADEMY, AT HALIFAX cnr.p,,
vIRGINIA.-Jhr trustees Of the Halifax Arad"' p
rrra-, IL the salaries and by rendering them .
drpndrH of tuition fees. nav" been enabled @
mi au, a is,.t .cle.- OF this institution Tho ni a
YilhuGnd and ". i!undrIkcr, native ii German. 5lr
,t;,, cduca d nj Tie Ia! al COLLEGE 81 I'ay auorl, a.
lr,r.d for The accuracy and proficiency ri -
srrd,S ana recommended hy some Of I'M ~ ,as
rii~,tpd scholars and scientific gentlemen iii % I'd
,o.r; ,l,nks and writes Iatim with in.nr AMI
~ m accurate AID extensive Acquaintance v m
literature. adds competent Anuwrdgc 81 ilapy,,i ~
| and Moral Philosophy. Bellies l.ctiIr~, sr - a-s
Mr. I!undfk"r wa educated II the En3sara,y ,s %,
u..r celebrated literary and scientific institution IN
i recommended by persons highly distinguished IN n,
STATES A. writers and scholars. a.H!UiG>t
rry in accurate md critical KIM" lodge nf arrtg M -
addition 10 Iatiu, Greek, md Hebrew Mr. liunlr.g A'
,,rIrps French md Ial'ln. ami the German Iaru -,
with tn. richest ;cr:;i;sy IN the wogld i. hi, ma
Tie trustees therefore cci no hesitation ~. rr, rf
lion T., he plrc capable ~ - ing y"wug ~ n n.
,nmnIc. an uta;Di particularly the rnci. M AN
.uas-s y any Academy COLLEGE SoEi!. q! tile plIr
school BEN. originally Incnd,d Tor The education If u,
class of thr community by whose contribution. !, MI
INTO existence ana upon whom II has Sui !. drpaplr
t-r> have reduced the tuition fees 10 almost nu.hur IA
with the charges q; other respectable academies.
The n,st session viii commence the l., Mopis~.
~ and end the last Gay OF Jgr".
! Tuition f.r4 iur tho ordinary fr2!.>h branches fl
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography. = ., -,
For Latin, Greek, aud iirh"w Il re'ii"t' '.,.r y
and Iigltar. pure and mixed NnrEcmllc.- E.'n. I.
| Philosophy, Bellies LcttrcS, &c. all ~ ar! Tia =
! per
| The tn. tees have been enabled IN rrdgrr ,l....
!osv tx paying salaries &c the fund rirr
! have done with determination 10 p",
poorest house IN allil& ~ educate u s,r 3.
| perfectly the w.a,iihI,>t aIarrsst Is.
B0ari can H. had IA respectful Ffiyit" !aal'4 in rr
very rnuIvia terms: and those wiiu hura >i ~ n c
sIis in The village, obtain hrt:d .r III ,ra ra
from iu = :; nl"- distant i,n:n th' Acaiaal. n1
more moderate. EDN AID {. CEGl,sl.
Fres' = E1ri lr ~.