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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26
EIIG WiLI.lNM LAND IUR >ALr.

~ pur>innr" of = Decree pr uouGcud b. hng William t#'.
i Court, MAY tenn, -. ia slHt III tt#nc,yg ~ vhHa ".~
T.. Moore and ulIpis ac plaintiffs, and John y. IuN aht ',@.H"r
deirntantS, and under the auth"rtr rouiaitrG upon m#wt 'ha -#t
decree a. special commissioner q! The Cont, shall proceed aa
Monday, the Gh dag II JuIy next, II tar, II not, 10, Hg,' ius #.N
u sell upon the premises, al p bile auction, M TIA ' Land
wleIeon yn>eIh c. Fox, deed, seized ani po.>e>-rd 81, auj H aw
sem in occupation of Temple {. iloorc, iyingiu The upper ,mt ri
King William county, and adjoining The lands Of lErhaIt G@aa
mcy and Others. containing four huu,rgd ana seventy aaw-r w.a
horhood OF Tie river, The land / IN good farming condition. 'naa
in wood than i necessary iug the support 81 The plantation. The
below stairs and two above, kitchen, barn, stable. Sc. and i.uN
ing apple and peach orchards. Terms, 10 VII: - mDra q ...
purchase money 10 he PAID 10 the tomi".rstoncr ~ Ca-n. on t'n#
OF -aIe, a. viii enable him 10 pay III, cost % salt and tla r>wH
of carving the decree IH'" ,ncti, and after GaiuNifr- iur afN##|
Of the cost and cNpcusrs from ia" amount 81 >1lr. 'N EW"a# #
is ~ give a bond for t%r-n'tA- 81 un"ruiiii o.! o.. Iuta1NH,.ft ~.
able Oh The first dny uI January, !-llF 'h#n d.uu,13ta 'Ha ##.t
~ the >ald Two :hh>ut uur-ltur. tn" r@uIt!u'i'r j. 49, 81" t##.'
INTO seven equal part, "A bond Ia bC gwen ~ TIE puIfHu u i# .M
OF sad seyrnth>, made payable also on the iri taN 81 ..,w
1871. when possession J. L. be gwen, Tor tn i.HrlIgiu. U..
yrnths, bOud- are To- ir g.ru ~ the purchaser payable a.lu I#
lowing periods, 10 VII: one o.! wheel. Is toll. made rgyHIlrur '9
inst al January, lci2; one other on The 9th day ~ jHu.. 't.
one other on the 1T day II Junc, lrii, uh" utl"t "i ~. ~ =.
Of June, lSij. aud ttr other on thc tlh II "g.itmtrf, i-t-. iHa
five last named bcnd> u carry intrrr-; from tie 1T day 81 JNnY.
~, lsiI, and The interest annually paid Ia The guardian If Dol #t
fercnt lcga,eeS until The principal oI The ,aG bonds E#c.u, .I,,
all To be secured by personal security, aud a decd "t To %" I'd.
land. JANIS tuN.
June IL lI0-wiWl Iumml..mu"l
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Mr.. John Bryce, Charlottesville, la.

DEATH OF A.. J. DAyIs-We learn from the Louis
Vile Advertiser, that Mr.. A. J. Davis, the proprietor of
the ST. Louis Argus, who was assailed and brutally as
saulted BY w p. barnes, died of his, wounds on the
Sth Of June. barnes, we believe, is in confinement,
and will doubtless be tried and punished for this afro.
cious murder, if party spirit does not operate to save
him. Some of the British Wing prints, to shield their
party from the effects of this d~aslardly murder, have
boldly asserted that barnes was a Democrat. The St.
Louis Argus, Of which the lamcn;ed Davis was editor,
thus replies to one of them:
alt is FALSE that barnes ever acted rs Secretary of
any Democratic association in ST. Louis-it is FALSE
that the Editor has (within the last monthly heard him
spoken Of as a violent Van Buren, man-it is FALSE that
he would have been nominated at Manchester on the
Democratic ticket for the Legislature if he would have
accepted it, and it is FALSE and infamous for the Re-
publican man 10 pretend that he does not know, from
his own personal knowledge, that barnes was one OF
the most bitter, vindictive, open-mouthed, and malig.
nant Wings in the city Of st. Louis"
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rpIiE subscriber being compelled tnrai>" a CERTAIN SUM % w#e.
L to lclrasr a trust decd, wl!l "NPo>r 10 tie highest wta
the premises, on Tuesday, the 3JilI INST, between the Ny#ss.i
and O'Clock, hi tract uf land lyin" IA tir Comfy az .rs' .t.
immediately on ia" Appomatt"N, ah"1t 10 m'"- ir'm fn'.""0
and - from Richmond, containing 'lh acres a lti-r p1Ifn.
winch is lir>t rate low grounds, w,l ditchrd, and INA Iur
for cultivation; the high land generally ~ good condition.. .mN
a quality 10 receive the highest Improvement. W ,lITt a,'H- no
n charm. There are about 80 acres IN woods Il aun 9ua
The buildings consist Of ll'gc framed ifaHary. Tobacco .#.
Oycf,rrr'S House, and Negro cabins. I'll" plantation = Vni#
tered. there being Springs uf the hest water IN "ygn deurfmt
and Il - con>Idt red Ia be- one oi The acaithlrsi pla'"> 10 tn r#sf'
Persons wishing Ia sec the land WI pleas" call o." a@ - ~
prcnn-r-. JOIN y j.. 20 ~ w.
LIpeg n-w.l
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May -, $40.
(F,or ne D|Ion Indiana Drrorraf II jar, g.

CEsOm the Daph Indiana D0CUcrai II Jrr g.
\ NoICF FROM THE HERMITAGE.
1t is doubtless well known to oil, that the Federal
party, for the past two or three months, have been strlv-
ing 10 induce the old Jackson men To abandon the De-
mocratic administration of Mr.. Van Buren, and support
the Federal candidate, Mr.. Harrison, for the Preslden-
cy. They have been falsely asserting that "Gen. Jack
son had come out for Harrison, that they both 'agrecd
in their political sentiments, and that sold Jackson
men ought 10 vote for Mr.. Harrison.
The following letter, which was received by John
Bryce, Esq, of Charlottesville, a few days since, puts
The seal of ialsehood upon all those assertions. II shows
that the old hero is true as steel. There IS no hesitn-
tioh, no equivocation, in his manner of expressing him.
self. Read it, Democrats-old Jackson men, and say
whether or not you can put any faith IN a party that
endeavorst to succeed BY such dcspicable falsehoods
HrRnIrAGr, 9th May, 1910.
Sir: Your letter of the 10Th of the last month, has
been received. The information which it commune
Gates, that am represented by some designing poIltl-
clans rs having abandoned the support of the Republic
can Administration of Mr.. Van Buren,, is truly surpris-
ing TO ne, AMI has been justly characterised by you, as
a SANDER. No one acquainted with me, or feeling any
respect for my character, could credit or aid III circuIat-
ing such Il charge.
NV relations with Mr.. Van Buren, continue as they
were throughout my administration, of the most friend
~ nature. They have, if possible, been made more
cordial, as far as my feelings are concerned, by the
signal ability and s%teadIness with which he has stecred
the vessel of State through the storms which have OF
late threatened it. To think OF abandoning him, when
he is so nobly performing his duty, would be trcachcry
10 Republican principles.
Thanking you, sir, for the friendship of your commu-
nication, and for the evidence it affords of your SIN
ecrily as a friend, and justice as a politician, | am, very
truly and respectfully,
Your OBJ scrv't.
ANDREW
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ssarcH II REMAINS uSsrNG."

ODE,
On the Two Hundredth Anniversary of The inco'po'"'"""
Braintree.
Written for the sceasiOn. On Mrs. l.. SiEotrRey'
Two hundred years Two hundred years
Mount Wollastons could say,
What wondrous scenes their teetine WINGS
Have brought, and borne away;
The pilgrim band, the council hre,
The war dance circling round, go
Town, tower and spre, emblaznneu p'ism'
Where rock and forest trowh'd.
Sneak forth, speak forth-ye ancient uees'
Whose green heads drank the ac",
While old Naponset's rIpcnihS corn
In slender fnnows grew.
or while his arrows wing'd with death
From subtle ambush flew,
Where now in saintcd tombs rePoSe
The noble and I'll. true.
Beneath your shade The rowing tribes
Concerted 'gainst the foe,
or held their pagan ritual Wild
Red Sachem was II 50:
He pnswercth not. His buried race
Have ihe Shcrn sr1s, decay't;
No having Of their hunters hound
Di>tITbs The green wood glade.
They rear their simple roofs no more,
Nor Ger the waters blue,
With sinewy arm and rrnturous car
Propel the bark canoe.
But We, who in their places rise,
With every blessing frauglt.-
Give praise for all the GLORIOUS change
Two hundred years have wrought.
.Included within Quincy, and considered by many the oldes
civilized settlement in Massachusetts Colony.
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Notice 10 Prs-empti0n CY0imon,

Every person claiming tho right Of pre-. emption TO any Of the
lands designated In the above proclamation, is requested TO proye
the same 10 the satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver of the
proper land office, and make payment therefor y soon az oror,5eg.
ole cfter sesing tbs aotcs, in order that the claim NAV he adhuti.
Gated by those officers ~asreeably 10 law, in due time, prior TO n,
sd day Of June merit, nhea tie pre-empton lac Of Is3s pY erpire b.
h"natioai and all claims not duly made known and paid far prioy
TO that date, are declared by Law 10 be forfeited.
JAMES WHITCOMR,
June l9 l5@w,SIg
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OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.

1 PIPE and half pipes India Madeira Wine
i do Old London Dock turnac Brandy
Being part Of The Stock Of Mons. J. Il. Ercngeri.
-7iso.-A general assortment of Old Wines and Liquors
Madeira In pipes, half pipes and qr. casks
Pale and Grown Sherry, in half pipes
POt, in ar. casks and bottles
Champagne, Ciaret. &c.
Old London Dock Co.nac Brandy, &c.
DO Jamaica, Antigua and Hollands
Richardson's and Gihson's Barley Whiskey, &c. &c.
Groceries in abundance, all Of which will be sold at prices com.
mensurate with their qualities and the present hard times.
April 10 ~tll2-w9w WV. WALLACE.
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Emancipation.

THIS celebrated English Race Horse aud Stallion VII ma r.
d season OF l-i; at my stable, liilliaN Cunttlulsa. NH.."H#H
win commence the Goth day II February, aud expire JHrt'#u
oil July. He viii be- It to mares ~ >lou The 81 son cl0, Z"
claimed a. soon n the iact ,an b. a.,nriuueh. r Tie uHo .@a
frrrc': with 81 cash t"'hc so'om IN r''fy r'-'- i''g
10 prevent accidents ~ escapes, hui "li not y" rm.t rf
any that may happen. II VIII b. required IN M east, '@' ru."
living out of tie County, 10 send their nu;ss MIA tl"s muy 0#I
he subscriber reserves - himself the rigtt nt nnNrHn snnU#.t
Or III" cash from persons who's. rccgniaI! >it'aion j. ''
factory 10 him. Mares fed n heretofore, AT - Iar."is pei.
Pa,tIrage and servants boarded gratis.
Emancipation isa hnc bay, s!Atccn hands hieh. anl q, The mmt
perfect proportions, combined with strength. u : doomed .
!nonS 10 add his racing exploits in detail. a. they have be"'
pcatrdIy given to The public wIl' Therefore me- '.''
that he was a race hnrs" oi the hfst ,haraci, ~ al "taiNn.
His colts in hi, Country, IN she and appearance, acc equal e. u
they do MOI excel, VIZ" Get OF any ",iirr stallion ! h'S .,'i
while in England they arc running wtI the sl".l d. if#n y.
success last year tErY Won twenty u1r TINE, ~ ".nF's, a"..
-: only If two Seasons, there being nom !Hum""r Han ."".
older than four years. / will here gives f@~ u t.or rar.-t .M
that they posses b.ihSrrnl and continuance.
Chester, May ih-~wtrp"A'-- NIL" W#i. .
ir. Dcntam's b. query, by Emancipation, IEaassb',
Nr. Smith'* c!, {. r.ilar, years,
VI. W scott, b. l. Fame, br NargraF", ont Of cnus"l 'a.m. d"
Four Others started and were drawn amer the 2mi heat.
Newton, JGur 9TH.
The Borough Gold Cupo 100 Soy. added 10 a s~wccrstna. & .
Sow. each for all ages-i2 srb,cribrrs-nnr NIL" and - laM.
Mr.. Dcnlam'. b. {. Compensation, b. Emancipation, iysat.
Mr. Ramsry'< tx. h.. The Doctor, years, 9s,. =
Lord Westminster. b. h. Cardinal Pull years old, . Il 3
Ludlow, June 2Cth.
The Oakley Park Stakes Of 10 Soy. each with - "dheI. tro'-
once round and a distance.
Mr. Prices ch. c. freeman, by Emancipation, / year, old,
VI. Jones b. h. Bolivar, aged, 70 st.
Mr.. Collects N. Dncnna, aged, u I. llh. ="
Nj. Georges T.. {. Tirpso, 3 years old, 9s. II. )
five Others started, LGi were not placed.
Liverpool, Iaiy IWh.
The stand Gap, vain" 100 SOY. in s.rc~. added ~ ."m@ ,'
o. say. each, once rult, asa distance about -"tmsr +. .
Nj. DrnAam,s b c. { Compensation, by Emancipation, d sr'
Lord Mil;own'- CD. IL. cuisEccu. : year. "a, g. s.. l@lb. .
Mr.. I!aMhc''. Oh. N. Nal Of Hng'au,j y.n'. oi, o..
captain roas, ~ r5dam,, yeags OH; 70. ana Io' snaa
br. /. Velocity, 3 years cd, . :. ) T.. also started, ~ "e' n'
placed. Here Compensation gives every hose !" the "'' "-'
Gods IN weight ana beat, them.
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,,on,. - oct At once, and vigorously, under The instruc.
.;ons of this last resolution. az.
'V On motion, Rc<oired, That the chairman OF this
convention be empowered 10 call a meeting oil inc 'niee
somn;,,ces which constitute this convention, al TINS
Mace. whenever he may deem proper.
: Resoired, That these proceedings, signed by inc
chairman and secretary, be forwarded to the office OF
The Richmond Enquirer, with the request that they be
published soon in that paper.
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FNNE0 CAPT. y: Farb@&, viii IN

SvTr,NE0A Al n APpAHhNNOGk, Capt. y: Ed'rbahk, VIII un-
> III further notice, leave Baltimore every saturday .cV'hi"H' Il.
! o,rlnck. touch n, Punso,raguc, Eastern shore "i Nrsihia' y
o,clnck SUNDAY morning, nj TappaiIanr"ck HE same evening" anu
arriy. NJ Fredericksburg, Monday morning III 'inr Tor passenger
To take the Cars for Richmond or Na>hlnsi"n; h'l'IIi'is '"nJ
Frederick .lurr 2 n,rlurk Tuesday evening. for Baltimore, aud limi
pa,srnr.rs n, Punrntc.cIr 3 o'clork "Wednesday evening. Per
!. wi.bin" IN lake This route, may leave Richmond Tuesday
morning in the cars, and be in time for The steamboat, or inrtt ~
n, Tnppa!lannnch "Wednesday morning by smith line "' stage
P,s.asr. iurIuiing fare from Fredericksburg 10 lailiin"r,, ~ 10
Pungotcagle, 81; from Tappahannock 10 fIng"lrasUc' -: rom
ir,i.1nm, ~ ALEXANDER FALLS,
i .9.cr'. BaGiuVrc.
REUBEN r. TIiON.
Innno l. anm.ml .4gnf. Ertderc.sbsrg.
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Besolred. That the Central Committee of this coun-
). ha rao,os,cd to meet the Committees from the coun-
t2yes Of Patrick and Henry, at Franklin Courthouse, on
the first Monday in august next, ext, to confer ,h,nt '0 Gsa, 10
oarrr o,tt he principles of the Democratic party.
Rssoired, That this meeting appreciate a Convention,
- bo b.Id ot Charlottesville some time in the month oil
September, and will in due time appoint delegates 10 the
same. ~
Rtsoleed, That the proceedings OF this meeting DC
,;rnad \, The Chairman and Secretary, and be forward
ed 10 the Lynchburg Republican and Enquirer, with
the request tina, they be published in their respective
papers; and then, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
DANIEL COLEMAN, Chairman.
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vrXION ACADEMY II Darrll'>, DiuwiIdir county rn..,.
L W. B,IRp, 4. H., rrncIPai.-Th" examination ~ u.
dsut. nj the above Institution VIII take place an Iudu. .
aGih instant. commracing u " o'ro,h, n. ". Tie ystar..M,
irons, ana the public in general are respectfully invited t. tt ~
+. ". HhRrER. Rs-.r
P.S. The second session VIII open on the ?JiA JGly ,f g.
Close N tie goth December following. T.. ". A.
lime IL lI-A
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u,O TOBACCO PI.ANrERS.-Tho> persons who Ius
/ us Tobacco hy the Railroads. are requested to Cur--u H
r.tly TO -, without designating any w~ar,b"u-e; a. l|a
quantity now arriving render. u very uncertain wlrrn l. @
received. iEh w., bhA'L Li'h thf
fuup .
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CANCER! CANCER!! CANCER

ChNCEKl VANTEK.! NANNHN ;.
TAR BENJAMIN u. ANDERSON. offers his. services l" ms
cr,r,J. aud ,hr nitlic. for the cure of this inEritratr ana
Io,thso,r. disease. Such is his confidence IN his mode 81 treH,
rnrnt. lin, m charge WIN hn made unicS. 4 ciire be p"r"rnl'd'
III. sid.rc /. ,,uI,-dratrly on the stage road lcat.in" from El,h.
In,nd 10 LvnrlApurs, hy way Of CarierSEilIc ana bG'hih2ii''
Courthouse. and ri.lt miles below tue iait'r ln''r' i%'tt's ''
dressed 10 him nj !iirid.c I. d., buckingham county '"' w.
paidD will meet with prompt attention. , u,f
Ian y 0"'
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THE subscribers, intending 10 remove on Carey street, Offer q
L rent ont the Store they NJ present occupy, situated on Va
.trrer. the second door ah6vr the Old Market. 1hs'erus nHH.,
accommodating, If immediate application b. nrahe t. u-, am. ..
session gwen III Iuly. I'LL q bAEHts
June 10Th, lSiU. lie
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D.. {. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.


SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR july.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit OF thr Mo
Mongolia Acadeiny-ClaSs No. &, for 1910: To be drawn at AlrXan-
dra, Va, on Saturday, 9TH July, $50.
GEASD C.Pir,Ls-S3O,NNO, $4,000, $1,000, S5,WbO, $1,000,
S2,5OO, 81, 1876 prizes Of S2aOn, 30 of 2O, ~ Of $50, &c
Tickets only $40, halves 81, quarters - 80.
Certificates Of packages OF - Whole Tickets, $3.50
Do R% S DO. 81 a t,af G do: g 8 %
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit Of The town Of
WclsIrlrg-ClasS No t, for $50: Ia be drawn ar Alexandria, Va,
On Saturday, lIth July, lsiO.
C,riT,L.-Si00 900, sl5,uOo, 5000, $1,000, $3.50, ~$?.2g7-5O
prizes of -. 900. - Of $500. 30 Of $500, sc. Thirteen Drawn Nos.
in each package of % tickets! Tickets $40, halves IS, quarters
81 30.
Certificates Of Packages OF % Whole Tickets, $50
lj. do. u Half do. to
Do. do. ~ Quarter do. y 80
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for eniowing the Icesburg
Academy and Tor other parposcs-ClasS M. G, Tor $50: To be-
drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, July Eth, lSiG.
%IriLLf,ST $CnEMr.-S30,GI GOA. $1,000. 5000, $1,000, $1,000,
$3.J2>I-5 of :l,Wgn, Of 81 800, - Of 5000, p Of 500, 20 Of
$3.50, 30 0: SGr,, &c. Thirteen drawn Nos. out Of -. Tickets
only SIA, halves -, quarters - 20.
Certificates ct packages of - Whole Tickets, $50
Ia. do. - Quarters do. y 80
virGiyIN STATE LOTTERY, for The benefit Of the Peters.
hurg :. nryll"ri Mechanic A.s"Clltion-t las No :. ir lSiO: To
b. !nwua IL irNHudra. Va. on Saturday, 18Th Iuiy, lSi0.
GEtNp ScuG1s.-9D.o1D Dollars! Sln,0FD, S2,OO1 $2,caa-lO0
prizes rtS!N0l, - Of $50, 30 Of 500, &C. Thirteen Drawn
Numbers Tickets so, halves s., quarter. ;! 80.
Certificates ul packages OF % Whole TiCkcts $3.50
d.. do. 10 Quarter do. % -
For YicEc,. ami Sharcs n Certf0trs 81 Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
d. :. GREGORY & Co.
Managers, Richmond, ia.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over 10 all WHO order
a above.
June 10 l2-wtd
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IN CIANfERY-NIRCiStA-M rules holden IN The Clerks
4 office Of the Cncutt Superior Court 81 Law ana ChaHceIy, Ion
the county of Accomac, on the 9th day Of May, $50:
William y. Parker, late sheriff 81 Accoinac county, and as
suCh admir-. of John Wharton Watson, dec, Plaintiff.
against
Elizabeth Colonna, George W. Z. Snead, and Catherine h-
wife. james :. Corhin. and Mar: his wife, Iuscrhi 8. Roberts. ana
Ann Eliza his WIFE, John Ephraini james, Thomas Watson, John
Watson, Elizabeth Watson, Catharine Watson. JlE!c$ Kemp, and
Susan his wift, Mary Watson, Mary Ann Dix, Tabitha Dix, James
n. Dix, Nara Grotrn, William I. Crotch, John J." Crotch, James
=. Grtrn. Samuel W. Crotch, and William u. Crotch, hers nj law
oC Tabtha Watson, dec, and also a. lrirs al law Of !itue;on
Watson, who was another heir 81! sajd TabnIha Watson, dee,
Defendants.
The defendant, John EpLaln James, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of assembly
ami The ru!r~ al rhS court, and It appearing by satisfactory eyi-
drncr that he j. not an iuirahitaEt Of this Commonwealth, u =
ordered that The .ai defendant, John Ephraim James, do appear
here on IN. first dav Of the next October term. and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff, and that n copy OF this order he forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond Tor
two months SurccSSIyrly, and posted al The irunt dOOT OF Tie Court
house of this county. \ Cory-Tr,i",
THO. Il. JOYNES, c. {.
Nav ~ i-wew.
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or vR be ,~d n a t,,dt for ehg aI.TP'nnes."islo. :,
nNE hundred thousand dollars worth ot Goods wll be ionnd n
- X. II. JEYKINs' Cheap Cash Dry Good store, desrtyims inc
attention Of Merchants, Families and others. Read TIE follow" @
and then rail and imdgr for Yourselves:
CALIcoES-i6oo pieces fast color. and new patterns, at {, 10
and IL y Cts, and finer goods.
CaliCucs al ), Il and : cts, very cheap.
GINGHAMS, var;nuS STYLES. al II IL cts, j.. and apriS. -
LAWNS FOR DRESSES, fancy colofs aud m"nr"'"2' great
CiiAiLLYS AND MoUsLIN DE- LAGNES-5OOO pieces from
WHITE CNMBRICs-5Oo pieces at 10 IL cts, T., aocts, and
finer:
1000 MUSLIN COLLARS, ftuim ~ cts., 10 the riches, imported
500 MUSLIN AND LhCE CAPES, all style:
1000 yd.. MUSLIN lNSERTINGS AND EDGiNGS, all prices.
ElcaGLrd aud unblcacIed COTTON SiIIHIiNGS, at i, :, 10
EE /" ITCHING ITi at J.? l.? crs., Is, % els. and finer
COTTON uXNhBtE"S. at 10. u and II ! ct.
APRON CHECKS, at 10, II, y Il Ct. and finer.
IiNEy AXp c3TTGN 5!!,M!lNGs.
PARASniS Tor children. AT - cts.-for Ladies, o. and higher.
UMBRELLAS OF Cotton and Silk-Chrap and good.
Nuns RONTETS-lDGO al sizes and cheap.
LEGIloRN AND STRAW BoNNETs-9o cases Of every
s'i rALM LEAF AND LEGloRy HATS, for boys, men and ser
HOSIERY, Of every description, at sooa bargains.
GhNI@X i MfIIaN:TII s& q; x y" @1s. and SiT liner.
Also, LINEN cAlIBEic IAHDNERCiIEfS, hcDs'iched, at
RSiiHiGoSs@G"an" Cap, Err, satin and I1rrns Ribbons.
MEMS SUMMER WEln, ir Goats. Pants and Vests.
LOWERS lr the Head aHd Ioumct<.
ri.OTii. i&D CiSSiMEGt&S. all cours and qualities.
Si / ron i. iiii DGGs>I& new aud f,ht"naslc.
In addition to the ahove, viii be f'aIi, every nthtrmt,cle e,ihsl
,yb'I,.,,r n r rr,tl. a, pu,rs to suit the times. Selling for cash
only nrIat Larraius can be had Al Il. II. JENKINS
Oh Stuld, .Aaja- Strut, Richmond.
Ap 10 l2-"I:N
II CHANCERY-vrRcrxA.-At rules holden in the clerk,s0t.
| flee Of The Great Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Of the
county Of Charlotte, June list, lsi0:
James Hamlet, rla'hNi,
against
George Hamlet, and William VI. Watkins, late Sheriff Of Char
lotie, aud AZ such, Administrator of Thomas Is. Hamlet, deed,
Defendants:
The defendant. George Hamlet. not having entered HI, nppear-
ancc, accurdin. Ia The act OF Assembly and The rules Of Tins tnrri,
aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction oi The tGnrt, that he l. not aI
inhaIitiui of this Commonwealth, on The motion Of tn" plaintiff,
nv counsel. il i ordered. that the said defendant, Eroig" lianirti,
d, apprar here or the hrs, MDftay IN September next, and enter
his appearance, and answer III" r!aIntift'S bill, and give security
Tor performing the decree OF the Conr; and ;Ia, i copy Of ihi-"r-
der lc inserted ia some newspaper published IN The city 81 Rich.
mond, for two mouth. successfully, and posted ut the front door #
the CuGrt house of the said county.
Copy-Tr,ic,
WI;SLoW ROBINSON, c.
June II i-wfw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26
pITTSYLVANlA

T. F. VESABLE, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26

June r7-aawiwl .4gp,, trsdece:,6arg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26
Rn Tie President Of Tic Enitel Stnics.

Drawings sent Immediately after they are over 10 all WHO order
a above.
June 10 l2-wtd