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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-06
PROSPECTUS FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE.

PROSPECTUS FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE
The publication of the "ExTRA GLoBH" will
commence early in May, and be continued six
months The first number will contain the pro-
ceedings of the Democratic Convention to be hold
in Baltimore the first week in May, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice President Of ths,
United States.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-06

'Rev. II. MaIcom.
+See Thompsons Lectures at Manchester, PIP So
59.-Rev, ]. Pidrpont.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
(From me Portsmouth, oId Dominion, .sprii 49,

ASoruER TnrMrER NAILEp.-A story has been in.
dustriously circulated in this town for days past
that several of our influential friends in Nanscmond
county had gone 10 the Federal Abotionsts who
support Harrison. We are happy to he allowed to
publish the following extract of letter to gentleman
in Portsmouth
s'You that it is runorcd Portsmouth that myself
Richard Rddick, Burwc EIddck ESQ., and number If other
gentlemen in the county Of Sanrmond had lct former pol
cal principles and zone over 10 worship iaa speak for myself
the other gentlemen have in lately
heard since received Your letter that they
the good and that they keep single the
polar star of republican truth
81 think If the industry used BY the Democratic Far
and Mechanics cycited by political
ponents, should obtain large majority election this
spring have known of Democrat Se ground
the Opposition party, in whole county, either during
spring. several have left the Opposition and Joined
the ranks of their old friends.
pleased accept yourself and family the
nv high aad respect. ENIM JENKINS.
~ H. the period is approaching when exercise
one uf our most important and valuable privileges unnecessa
W. perhaps for me aiIude the political of Mr. Fisk
when they well and long Known suffice
saw he who eloe in the prosperity Of his country,
one will employ his whole supporting such
men and Will contribute the advancement
and pcanency public Interests IN which the poorest indi
ydual hs attachment TO is cUunys good,
the political rights with the poudest mouopo!;st
earth, Notwithstanding he Is countyMaD, and hail him
with well done good and iaiihfG! servant" < J,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
EyTR.tyAGANCE.

The Delaware Journal has again commenced singing
the old song about the extravaganza of the present
Administration, notwithstanding the charge has been
dsprovcd over and again; and that the OPPOSE
ton members of Congress- and not the President
responsible for the increase of expenditures within the
last three or four wears over those Of former years
The Journal says that, "whcn General Jackson left
the Presidency, there were $;l3 COO in the Trca
sury:" and asks: ''whcrc is it now and what has be-
come of IL; Tic also asks: ''wherc is the amount of
rcvenn" from imports and sales Of lands the three
years past, and answers, "All that is gone too and
the Administration has 10 issue its promssorv pa
per payable at future day meet the expenses of the
nation Now, we assert, without the fear Of contra.
diction, that there not SIS, 0c0G0n ~ the Treasury
when Gen. jackson left the Presidency. 50 far from
it. there only twelve millions eight hundred and
sixtysix thousand seven hundred and seventy eight
dollars and eighty nine cents III the Treasury when Mr.
Van Buren, came into o.Iice-bccausc SIS lCl Oh g.
had been deposited with the States on oan which has
never been refunded, and perhaps never will be,
81 100 900 had been due from old nsovent banks, ever
since the organization of the Government, and which
perhaps vii! be paid and 100000 hadprevious'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

Spring VILLA SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Al Bor.
- cca.7,-a =. 1.-The duties of this Seminary Will he resumed
"nW r!a. .:av. the I'D 81 April.
IT, comprises all the branches th con
suig COM AMI thorough education The principal feature
Of rli' Institution, however, consists IN us Dcins fenh
French school the pupils being required TO use c frech ian
cagr their with zach other and with their teachr
both Of the school they thus enabled To &C
aur readiness uency that beautiful ldor, with
out, anyIdrtriment 10 the English branches.
Tie Musical Departments which j. under the care oi MI f. H.
gentleman who professional ability 10 wen
years experience receives also more than usual attention. -
the Improvement "I III" pupils depends chiefly o" regularly ana
as,nty III practising" there resides IA me Institution III
teacher whose dnts Is To BIZ constantly IN the music o"n -'
intending c practice, and aiding the scholars Ia the d'"'
they may meet wnh. . 900.
The property occupied by SEMINARY !. delightful Villa,
formerly belonging 10 Joseph onape, and situate! immediately
opposite qrntcma- park. In point of comfort and beauty
Ccaimy surpassed BY any similar establishment III Tie
country.
The number Of pupils limited NJ day scholars are
received. There vacancies and parents euai
obtaining admission for their daughters OF wards,
may apply ''''' ''''' ', * GIRArLT, Principal,
Catalogues containing regulations system Of edara
street. Padcpa and for information concerning the cart'
Of The school and the estimation in which held reference l.
made tho following persons, no. with the exception :"
had ~ now daughters wards under Mr.. CO
Niagara rat~: y Y.-Indss Samuel DE vca'".
t.irnShurc. y. N-Mrs Il. Arnold
New York Cir}--Mr>. Deane. 10 Br".dwal.
Rosdrn,own, y Capt Edw. MccaII, T. :. y, Rev r. +.
rhIadsipia- Jocgn IIogEinon WaIna'sahGyr lMn
,,rc", William I"van @5 N%!t. 81 ,,[rf r. W. Dunlap City
HOTEL John Na.iec, Of Crown and Front street
Lancaster, Patton. James Buchanan
Cornwall Furnace, Lebanon Co., Pa.-John Reynolds.
SunLnry, Northumberland Co., Pa Greeuoush Mrs Re
Camden bcl-Jonathan jenkins.
Paynesylc Amelia CO.. vaJon T. Jeer, Dr. Richard Wood
Newhrrn v C-John +. Burgwyn.
Waynesboroash, s. c:-Pr; B%ekno5 Hin
Charleston, S. Or ridyman
ST. Louis Mo-John Deane.
81. Augustine, Florda-M H. tucker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

MrcnIcAx ELEcTross-The people Of Michigan
s.em d;sposed 10 return 10 the folds Of Democracy
from which they have for time strayed.-Mr. BUCK
;nnh,m Democrat is elected Sheriff in Oakland coun-
:, majority Of 400 votes Last fall the Wings
carried the county by majority Of 200. 49,, =
In Jackson county, the Democratic candidate IS
elected by 80 mai, a gain Of lii votes
In Coldwater, the whole Democratic ticket eiec'eu
bv majority, gain of "a. Hsar.nt
n,r,s Of the state exhibit decided Democratic gains
o1r1si0 30 81. Flour sold for 81, per barrel in
f,;i.r,,t;-Wbent -! cents, and corn III cents per
bnshel. The u S Bank, the great Wing remedy tor
every thinr was then in existence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
lNIIIrE SI,LpiurN MATER

From the Hhr Sulphur Springs, GreHbr County, pry,,
THE undersigned announce the public that they are
tr"aspori'ag this celebrated water b. m
II Is BARRELS, be- desired by purchasers
They deem proper inform the public, that the result ,f l
and experience, a fully established the fact r
carefully drnryru. wood Of which the barrti made o al,
H. acid and otherwise preparing r m purpose, the
rendered completely CirctlI ior Transporting and
water. in IL pUrry and medical ,lracl. ~"
Persons wsin. the water III WurrLE> obtain il al $50.
hulr,a!r agrns-,9s,. Dnrri, kctm"Ui; Etcir tirr p
more: Chare En-, Co." Philadelphia: ct Appil.cgr
pr,sr-Lnr.,. Those wishing Obtain NM, .
dress their orders undersigned, VIII" VIII deliver
convenient shipping point 10 which may b" ordered.
HAGc sulphur Spray, Ia WV. u. CALM ELL & 60
Marcel II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

q ADDlERY Hard Solder Stinups and Bits Alove 1 n
- Plated SrrnpS and Bits English Wurst"d Web S,a
in. Web Sadrrs cTgrs, Fine steel and Plated Spurs iiarr
Mounting nf every description, English Heads and R.ns No.,
Misunderstanding complete assortment ot SaddIcr> rlara,s,
for sale liberal terms by WV. ;. iANSElL * son
Importers and HhOlesic dclirrs, - IfgrI,,.,
AMI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
MrnlcAl. COLLEGE IXFIRNARY.

THE universal satisfaction which has heth expressed ny uh
o,er. and hyc Of negroes been placed in this
institution has induced the Faculty to announce Ia ui>c VINO
have un a. vet ayalrh Of IL benefits, that tr >
~ attention and the most careful may h" oinh
al rr tn, 5r dollars per week without any add"Lh ~
ne iu. incurred. M charge Is made f surgical %
rin,. :, h. ,nr The scaurn trading with this port
minded i1- mndr arrangement. WIN ui u
,itun "a rrrry. All require mrdira advice an order fFp
liz. Collector ii lie iou necessary gam admission
" AUG. l.. WARNER,
Anil l. TlIi-G;1 Dam n Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

D
Office NJ. ~. South Street. Rat,m"E
CArITAL Pato ~, Two MILLIONS - UoiLAh' e.
THE President and Trustees Of this COMPANY a..
Il ney Drpnsite, which interest WI! lc Ill., an -
assurances Lives, grant hnnuitirs md EnG""!
ceve and manage Trusts Of every description "lt' i
m't,ed To their charge, whether from nd''uua'' ''''
dies, courts of justice. ,,t. ,..e,-
|. MoSEr will he received and held in trust, ara ts
thereon paid s-Ei-annua!Iy quarterly, m r""uhn
direction Of the the interest vii be
of every six months 10 The credit oil The trust ""
laiion. r,r -
. LrYr Is.rR,scr-pcrons may effect insurance. "" w.
Company upon their own lives, The lives G ~
vea term of years, the whole Of He III ~ .,,g =
computed for is Conpan; upon the most a."t7n' .
well for the officer, Of the Navy and Army, ~ '.@
be had application to the tOmpdH" or Us .I-'"'
8. ASSUrrIEs.-Ihesc wi be granted upon s''' -
enable the annuitaut 10 caioy tie largest !"s0'"e "
amount of money. I'D, . CO..
for 4 ward when be shall arrive n ihe aye ~
4 marriage portion for daughter tieei u"OO=
pany. :, ,,, Far y
Oeers md Trustees oT he Conpcrr-P. Macauey, ~ p
President Baltimore: John Duer, Esr, l Il" -, ~, l..JG
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary '. i"'''''''
Secretary u yryjy
Trustt,s-Isaac Lawrence Beverly Robinson o. 49,
Charles A. Davis. Samuel We;morc, Dar!d ht.tg", nor:
BarckIay L. Suarcs George F. Taman, T. o. ~.
l.. Colt, Morris Robinson, Ne" York. Aa''ae - Ma
P!at John Moss PhadrlyhIai Jlie- toS, ":.i.H .sa-
San,rl Hoffman, Frederick ". Bruno, y : ''''' .
Gushing. Fielding Luca jr., Baltimore. go, o., 90 .
Applications h. made personally, o. y! f..F :
the Agents for the Company IN sE@Ifi'' VIZ 5-i =
rates and other necessary information, % person -
feeling assurances OF making other ar::f2s1,'
Company for the benefit OF their families OF 'ss -
r. NJ. TADB, .3ss"p H''"''
.7-,ats in JiTgiat!'
PHiLrp VI. T.sB, Esq, Richmond.
W.. $. s'tmsoH, Esq, Petersburg.
Gro. ". CAR, ESD, Norfolk
ROBERT AspERsos, Esd, Williamsburg
JoHs. BsusE, Esg7 N!ashss:sf' ~
juno Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

contain fuller exposition of the plan of Mr. Ponsct
in regard TO the organization of the militia The poo
pie will soon understand all about this thing, and as they
never condemn when there is fault, The authors OF
the scheme need fear nothing from that source
Your friend,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

D,oM IF Cor yoblc of South Carofind-PatrIck
Noble Governor Of South Carolina died at his resi-
Jsnce in Abbeyille District in that State, on the TN
inst of dropsy in the chest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
POETRY.
"MucH YET REMAINS CNsuNG.'
THE EVENING STAR.

THE EVENING STAR.
BY JOSEPH JOHN GrRNEf.
Thou radiant star OF the darkening West,
Thou diadcm in the train
0f the sable Queen whose velvet vest,
Envelopes the dewy plain;
Gladly hail the mellow light,
That from thy centre flows,
And gaze with joy on the diadem bright,
Thy circling beams compose.
How steady Is each pencilled ray,
How calm thy vesial tiantc,
Sent By tile glorious monarch OF u"!,
From nse 10 age the stIne;
Thy iampi hung in the Heavens above.
I'm the midst of ETHEREAL blue,
OF the church redeemed by saviours love-
Perpetual type and true
When sorrow o'ersladows each temporal gem,
or mans uncertain story,
The church lights up her diaden,
And travels her path 10 glory:
And why 50 pure and steady the ray
That ilumes her race OF duty:
Because from Christ the fountain of day,
She has borrowed all hei beauty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

BSENTEE-Ths thorough bred Stallion and Race Horse will
n make his first Buckingham Courthouse
So the which may BE- discharged by the
If paid the which will
tho 18th dav of July $40 foa w
the Groom caSc-Marcs will be pastured and
per a, VIII be taken prevent accidents
escapes, hat responsibility for either.
Absentee old this spring beautiful rich
n white spot legs, and ai of uncxCeptlomabe
full live feet four inches high and purity
blood, % horse in America surpasses him.
Observation-Disclosures got by the imported nzbo
Tail by Sir Archy she Coqure Sir
Arcy Coquec Of the famous Bet Bounce Sir Harry
&c.
PERrora.scE-Absentee in the spring Of 1877 when wears
old won his Sweeps;akr Tree M Is subscribers mile heats
$1,000 enrrance-Time I'm. 5Slm. SIS. The after he
carried Baltimore and for the Dorsey Stake III started
winning the first heat with ease-the second and third heat he
was beaten Winn's Pcon by having bad rider on him
who had before he was carried 10
Eelfed and ran mile heats which lie won in three heals not
c0ntendiug for the first, Time, 3m i5-3m. ;7s-3m :n>
Ending last heat almost three legs having given way in
the tendon Of one fore leg JOHN JONES
Certificate Of .Fr. IsFam Pacist.
trained and Absentee 1897 though, him The
saw. and think him speed and ba,,orn
have colt In the the Tree Hill Course
before no Es big swsepsiake,
time ever knew. IEHAN PCCKETT.
APPS Lo-wSv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
TEXAS.

Nrw Optr,ss. April BY the arrival of the
steam packet ship Columbia, captain NlhaIe' III my
hours from Galveston, have dates from cre 10 inc
OH and from Houston to the eth INST We notice that
Tho soua selected by the Commanche Indians To pro-
coed TO their camp for the purpose oil efiecung an eN
change of prisoners had not returned 10 AGstn on e
lst inst The Houston Times OF the DIN says, MIS-
Webster who it viii be rccoccted, with her TWO ch'l-
drcn was taken prisoner during the iaSl la on inc 81
Gabriel nj the time Of the OF the thirteen m
di,dunls from the lower country who intended to max"
settlement in that region of country, had succeeded
in making her escape from the indians with the Oldest
Of her two children, being compelled TO abandon me
other for the WHILE she arrived at San! Antonio Twelve
DAYS after her clopement
Her description Of the cruelty, inhumanIty, and tor
ture inflicted upon her. is too painful and too horrd to
bear description
The Star gives the following which is somewhat Gu
rous a. showing the currents OF the sea- hree gen
tlcncn from Galveston while on voyage 10 havana
about year ago and when within one day san {" ti
cnd of their triu enclosed in n bottle, tightly corked
and sealed a card with each of their names and the
date of the wrl ing upon it, and then threw II mo 'e
sea, TO be tossed by wind and wave About week
since Mr. Yates, Of Galveston, picked up, IN the Day
this bottle containing the card saielt had been about
year making It's home ward passage. -LcHiSt""a I"c
Colonel Maverick has brought information to lions
ion. that on the advance Of the CrntralIss, un.
der Arsta towards Guerrero, where the provisional
government Of the republic OF no Graiide was
established, the members oil the government ap
pointed the lake of Espantoso the Nucces RIVER a.
The Temporary seat of government for the new republic
company of their troops is now SAID TO be OH then
way to take possession OF the spot
The Morning Star calls this an invasion OF our ter
ritory and thinks that government should not per
nit it to pass unrebuked The measure is doubtless
violation of those nice rules Of internal etiquette bu
we think our government would show want OF proper
cquaninity TO allow itself 10 be disturbed b. an event
so tritmg.- G9lrcstou Ciriiian-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
(Fcomhc Rochester D1hy .3Irerii..r, !1th Ht.t.J
Terrific CataSirophc-.lmtm ConR0gration ami ID


Pr0pertg N Kingston, &. E.
The steamboat Telegraph, which arrived yesterday
At the port Of Rochester, furnishes accounts Of an APP
paIi!ng calamity witnessed by her AT Kingston,
Upper Canada.
About ~ clock on Friday night fire broke out in
warehouse on the wharf, which fire is supposed to
have originated from sparks blown fran the steam
boat "Tccgraph, while that vessel was irng up.
so to 10 wharf where she would be less OK.
posed to the tremendous storm which was then rag
ing From this warehouse, which newly
erected, and had in it large quantity of shavings
we'll property--the fire quickly spread to the
ware houses of Macpherson IL Crane, and 10 the
Rdeau ware. house of Hooker & Henderson all
which buildings, with the flour and other pro.
pcry stored therein, destroyed. In addition to
about - 600 bhs of flour destroyed among other pro-
pery in these warehouses, about % kegS Of ponrdCr
destroyed; the explosion occasIoned by which
powder spread the fire extensively around: and the re-
suit was, that, before the conila9raton arrested,
ahout . o clock Saturday morning. about seventy
five houses and stores, many oil them very good ones,
burnt TO the ground. Besides this, RIdcau
steamer and two schooners burnt at the wharves:
of which schooncrs contained about 200 bbls OF
flour from Ohio. Among the four or FIVE sclooncrs
that escaped, the "Fayetc, which lately left llo-
chester loaded with flour; the cargo of which tortu-
natcly, had not been landed Among the effects OF the
explosion Of the powder, we may mention that the
custom house nearly destroyed by a large beam
thrown against It, 1t is gratifying 10 learn that, as far
as yet known, lives lost during the awful
lagration, Notwithstanding the explosion Of such a
large quantity Of powder.
The Telegraph left Kingston at o'clock Satur-
day morning; but owing 10 the confusion prevalent al
Kingston, brought no letters.
This information is derived through friend from
Mr. John Thompson, Of the Rochester and Carthage
Railroad-and was confirmed afterwards by the clerk
of the Steamboat Telegraph
We anxiousy await further particulars; and may
receive by arrivals during this day.
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SAVANNAH, April l9.-Capt. Pearson, of the steam
boat Isis, arrived yesterday morning from Black Creek,
has furnished us with the following
Information reached Black Creek the 10th inst,
by express from Fort Tanning that the Sth, as an
ambulance returning from Fort Griffin, escorted
by commissioned officer and six privates, (regu
ars,) it was attacked within about miles from Fort
Tanning BY party of about - Indians is said--the
four mules were killed, and the ambulance burnt
From the tcamser statement there among the
Indians who fred first ,rhite man, (stout well built
and athletc,) dressed with white pantaloons, calico
shirt, black vest hat and whiskers As the driver
sprung out Of the wagon one side, the white man
entered it on the other, who said according to the
teamsters report-"Dont run, and We will not hurt
you" One of the escort was badly shot through the
body; but he was taken off by his comrades, who be-
haved with great courage and determination.
Letters received al Black Creek, 10Th April, from
Tampa Bay, dated 9th April, says-"Two Indians
came there few evenings before, at ;attoo-sad they
came from HospItark exhibited white feathers and
other indications DESTROYS of being peace. The nfor
nation does not say, whether the commanding officers
secured and confined these hostes the presumption
is, that he did SO, it was Gen aylors orders that
all Indians coming into the different posts, should be
Immediately secured and treated as prisoners.
IGsogiaH,
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Emancipation.

,V,iilS celebrated English Rae" Horse and s'nn WI, nak,'s
season oi i~j my stable Haitian Courthouse Va "ai
- III tie .tI day ni FEBRUARY. and eHisr i'' i'E
Hly. lie Win be lei 10 II 800 ilc - son "t a]
DAY the expires aud S!' To In,""-"h'h "a a
clalnmd a. soon a. thr art can n a>c',",u, " w. ' @
attention viii be given by an excellent groom ana al'o by "}
Ia prevent accidents escapes, hat ~Ii MOI hc responsive N
any maj NAV happen II Will be- required all that persons
living out Of the County t,;r notes with hr mares art
the subscriber himself the night of requiring cc
90 IN, persons whose prcnia! situation not ssi
,r,oy Ia him Mares heretofore, - - cents per ta
pa.tnIage and servants bearded gratis.
Emancipation fine bay sixteen hands high, aHd Of the
,,.r, n,,n,,,nus combined with -rY..h. II deemed sur
t,,s 70 IA IN. rrur rSrlnr~ in Irt4
p"acdy ry,n the puhc w'tl therefore, merely 'raa',
lis c"i., IN ihs Cnnn,ry IN Sil. and appc,nr, equal TO-
lhey do no; excel Of any otr Stallion have ever
" lc ~ fanand hcy running w!'l the most distinguish;
success last year hiy N twenty 0f@trs, anai.e
ont. '!wo cau trr. hr"s none !"a%g, ,laa ',' nor
,l,a, ;l,ry ,,,..r.- lot, s,,.at al,l continuance
Chester, May c,--Swcerst'ac,-2 mile heat. a..
Nj S,',I,s, ,t e. p,,,f +; ;rlr. Il!
A,r ~ scot b. f Fame b sra.rayc vur CousoIs dam, CT
rnur others started and were drawn an 2nd heat
Newton June OH.
The Borough Cold Cup added s;yccpssEs .!
Soy each for all ac,>-l2 nir and half
Nr nnn'ams h councn.aron hy characterization, yea.s
old ! alh
Mr. Ramsey, bk h. The Doctor wears, 9st
,rJ was,uiu.rr:s br h Cardinal PM wears old st.
Ludlow June 2tth.
The Oakley Park Stake. 10 each win IS added s.u
once round and a distance
IA - n, 10 a. /!
ut innr,' h. n Bolivar acrd ~ ST.
A, r,l.u,- IA Du.uitp. AGED II -, II H. =:
NJ C,,Tr,'. H. g rippuo 3 year. old = t. n.
nv. orl,rr. started bat wcr, not placed
Liverpool JUIy !9tu.
The Stand Gun value SOW il, specie. added sfensE.s
nj n S,y each once rud and distance abuni miles u
srriHr.s
W, oI" 49,. - H. y
Lord Mtown clr M Crriskcen years old 6 St l3ib.
Mr. lla,y krrs H. NJ M0mtJh oll, H.
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CHEAP NJ so

The largest collection Music offered iuf -ht
State may be selected FROM thr store -; Tho -"''' w.,
enabled 10 sell at the i!aiy pha ANA NJ" i'i" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

PiA.,O FuaTE WAEE-iiOt 81
THE subscriber constantly ret,lvn. from thr rr'r' "
mandatory of NUSNs & CL.rE, New i",H, 'l'sIh
plain Piano forr, possessing the latest improve ri
deacy Of touch and swrencs, Of tone, prcaf 10 Their
nullcturc. a..
ALSO, large assortment Of Musical Instrument an" '
Merchandise III general
Piano fortes repaired, tuned, let on hire and taxi"
lrhL
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COW

7. IT. - q
Piano Fvr,c ana Ep,ic Store ogPo.t, ~ D. -
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%
tAtJlrcss jus. /. ". Palmer, Halifax C. H., VA ..
March :. iui-N ..N
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