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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
from The Fayelte,ilIe Observer.

+" Conspiracy Exposed, "--.a Mares
Nesf.-'fhtre Is . lsughsble humbUg IN
the last SilndaId. under the sbnse lille.
i, seems that a Mr.. :. Dewitt BlooJgood
of Albany. NJ T.. wIoie leiler 10 a
rweslern siIiur In October last. in which
h@ urges The nomination Of HARRISON, as
The ouly man In The Wing ranks Who
could probably be elerird. lie also re
ierred To an snuns nous circular, signed
hys. friend 10 Clay, hut greater fiiend
10 the cause" in which that ariier urges
union aud eonces, among The Wings. and
that Clay be dropped aud Harrison nomi-
mated. Tie says truly. that cl,y's long
political life has engendered opposition,
Be- sf S Sls gsfy
antagonists. old Jackson men. abolnion
ISIS. anti nasans. lrislfmen, ann bank
men. western sqnalleIs. and states rights
men. "a formidable array truly The
writer ronclndes. that with eli these inie.
rests. with which be had q, one lime ar
o'her come in conf,c,, oppa.ed 10 him.
he could not be elected. lie saws tina,
iiassison is The only man whose popuIa
ny can carry hiis through. and urges
the Wings TO unite upon him.
And oui Of these scaniy materials, the
Torres have manufactured an awful ron-
splrscy against the South! IfIhe corpu.
lent editor Of tbe Standard should ever
altrmPi Ia cut pair OF iinexpressibles on,
OF pattern as prnporlionably scant. he
VIII be sure 10 find himself "ioo big for
his hrreches."
But mnrenver. the Illinois paper from
which the Standard copies this su n, con.
s?iracy. this {" Maria Munk disclosure. !"
says
Al this very moment. a serra end
dangerous organlzalicn is going On In ,
very neigbburhood of this stale; and. 4,
said, IN every state in the Union. Ia
very precinct, poll books ale se,rsfiU =
'ep' by secret committee, appointed bY
secret central Committee. liyins Al
10 these poll books every E
aer's meme 10 taken dawn, and his vote 4
eeorded some nine manihs beInre he +
lection. Bio, tins secret organrz a,ian Is !
"a piece with that which made Ilarr,. n
% The candidate Tor The presidency" /,
This Is an awful businessl A secret 4,
rsanIzsIIon: pol books secretly kept. BIZ :,
secret committee. appointed by secret q
And all these secrets perfect. q,
well known l., Tory EiiIot! "E,eryi c.
'ier's name is taken down. and his roie r.
corded nine mouths Jefore the cleo. a,
only? We would particularly cal! The .,
'eniion Of the editor &c ,As Earh Uaro. 4
nan q this alarming faci. and ak his II
liberaie opinion Whether Il is ia, an =,
unconstitutional act 10 record a man, ii
ne nine mnnlhs before The election: and an
10 sheiier he don't think that a man
a " bond slave 10 HE banks" whose RI.
me y Tins reeordedi We think it,ety
ram. thai ~ an argument Of not more fro
- two eolumns length. be could eslab. m,
? both these points. entirely 10 his opa rI,s
isfaciion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
From ne Charleston Courier,

We cheerfully giss Place - Die u.
marks Of our correspondent, "A Sub.er,.
Der; and he wonid have been lust :.
welcome with any other tile or sny
olner name. l. has been rendered m N.
nest we trust. BY our course. hithe,t,
mat we are MOI among those WIN, merely
p because We favor aap,her scsndI,l@ls Tor
'ns Presidency. would s,I,ly Gen. IIaui.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

. Calling Of ihe Degs.r-The New
York Evening Post. lhe absliIion Tory
organ ur that city. In late article. re-
monsnaIrs with is fellow -laborsFs againsg
peTsisling in the vile sllarks "a Gen. tisr-
rison. with which Iley have isemsd.
The Pan has srase enough IN see that
,hs constant repel,lian of aftrrfulrJ sian
ders sgainal The old t;rneral. Is The sur
rsl way 10 aid the Wings in slseiine han.
The Standard and tao csrnlinians had
not The wiI 10 see this. but they will iiad
il ouI 10 their eass. Fayeii. Ola.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

The Providence Jsnrnal says that a
plan Is ns;urine 10 give the Wing party
= new nsme On The faurih Of March. 1870.
u Is then 10 he called The . Adminlslra-
ZION party"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

al. lie should nescr
file npt la ina ience e.
fccIioas. nor snf : ilIe
fsi.rsi off ers 10 take
say part a. them FAR.
ther ihaa y sse their
a~n sslcs
~ Is- exercise IL
ale veto p,w.f saould
be linitsJ q, cases ol
EasaasiiiaiiOasiiy. en-
efoacamsDt 90 the
rights - 1i,e states and
sl.llshdl or cases M
Selv,ags.s,2 ia,ss ssl..
ware There nly ap
pear 10 have Lssn IN
! lverle ! A y. preciPi
sa,loa il tas srl.sa ~
Congress
4ih. Rem .vais fran
oil e sliDa.d nj be IL
hHrasy. BIZ Car cause 10
be stated col ile Senate.
y ieqassie !. at tie
time Of q ,iniaaling lie
succassof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

NY hFa urminaliua d IIsWisbarg. "a,
io1k Place 10 ihs iall u 1884, lsnFlafs
yon a. Albany paper 81 Frb. Z, ie35. 20
sh0w hos excessively ] uns Ihsh Fsgsrd-
ed a. . esndidals fer he Presidency"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

eth Tn President
chou q never . iff,r the
flll renee Of his OH q
90 be used f,s pup ,ses
af a pafely party cha.
raetef.
sh. Tia, the Eve y.
sise depsrim ssi sipuid
ian be - ID : the sog &c
sf issisis,iea. bu, tat
Ahs whale bis ness Of
fsssias laws tor the
=
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

a;h Pab ic III crs.
hpaeser clpal, g and
iaitafdl. may he remp
we'd ald others. how
ever fIitiIlcss and 90
eoin aeieni, nsy be re
tanned, al Tue ,a.rs ,cii
OF tho P.esIinnt, a.
may besi serve tio IL
teres,s of the patty
See ca sresraad encs Of
the Secretary OF the
= rrasury, an.i practice
Of the Issesl..st 4
5lh. . 90 the victor
belong TIE s1piIs II
victory = See ~ ito OF
Gov Marcy illustrated
10 The practice Of the
A4hi ais,ratioa.
9Th Tbs Executive
prSciiealis The sogses oil
III r. ,isla.isq u1ls, the
rev srsleaa Of party I
discipline. which 70
| aros every member
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

lst. The Executive
should have the cus,o
dy and control of the
rnhiic moleys. and be
sliiberty, N preoyer. 20
EaPioy binss at is
discret:oa wItl1ut limi
tatioa Of Law. See sub
treasury scheme aud
Presidents message 10
Co1gtess in December
is5s.
81 Il is the right
and daty Of Executive
Office hoi Iers to inter.
w suIie VIII elections.
Ssc Mr.. WslI's report.
c,anlenanced By the
Executive.
" The rsia power
sDsy he exratsed by
the Pres; ieai, Ls,l,a .
conpoaent part uE
tie iegisisi've power"
for mere tIiiefc ace OF
oPinioa a. IL the cxpe
dlency Of the measure
See the Pres beats ias,
.nessags, aud laiespre-
alton Df IL in tie Rel.
u nj Eiqalrcr. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

Doeiriass Of Csa. Hsr.
risos ieii ssisa in his
1ists u AsrIsr 4ss-
NJ. esq.
ist. The Executive
Should Dis .lailn all con
troll over the public
inoleys, except uader
s'fici AMI precise Iimi.
taiion % sw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

ID R0THEP JONhTIlAN-The largest and most beaur,f,1
- paper published in the world. Larger by hily SUI.
than any other newspaper published IN the United stair.
lisned Saturdays, lGa Nassau-strect New York pa, ~
year-wo copies for 81.
Thr propretnrs this mammoth sheet-the 'sl;rca =,
among newspapcfS-havc the pleasure SPREADING H.
reading public weekly periodical conairn. create,
a,d :aricty of useful and entertaining miscellany lan
found i'm any similar publication IN the world, " "
Each nucr Of tine paper contains rs large amoanr ~
inc mr,cr Is found in volumes # ordinary duo.-c,nc
cost Sland than contained III Of Iryn. ~
ume-arl Ill Three Dollars yru. For S. tao CONF.
forwarded wear, one copy two years. go" ~
Since publication o our original prospectus the R
Jonathan has cidrg ample before Ia,
much increased much than the former
most inere literature of the day u embraced IN liz
,apacy Selections ell tl,r prominent and
writer, OF the dy in swelling il contcnS and WHAT,
periodicals american
pear pages and the issues rf the lueign are laid
received in this country. The w
and Literary Department. tile clos attention D VS.
MI The and original contributions care
ted avoid all that may touch The opinions any
religion politics. :"
Experience having taught that had marked on, r,.A
ourselves which all sorts nf people delight t. follow the Ri
Jonathan shall continue, II begun, 10 be- bold. gct ~
~ iiaht grave merry, serious, witty, s, G..hns in,a
ing inspired, and Incompatible paper. II shall n.
do,is wherein all the world will stand reflected II &
both 81 x.--Fairy Tales ~ thu rHrv-nI--I,,t
dinades Tor mungcr>Nu,s and r. ,
hort yn,icd r.adrrsScTcnades Tor musical uycIS-Sopn,
ladIcs-Scnrnrnt for old bacIc g.. rul., n,
Lectures, Sermons, Criticisms I.p.ran>, &c, Sc &c
tie world. Letter, should be addressed 10
WILSON x COAmAAr
Publishers Of The "Brcttrr JvaquIo-." v IT,.
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

R,so,,ed That whilst we cannot regard as doubtfui
,,a nro1ressive advance of Democratic principles,
tbronnhout our own and our sister States ana 40 ''
confidently anticipate the reelection, ny an Over
~, r,,ori,v of the present wse and energetic Chel
m.s,r,te ri the Unon it still becomes us, ono and
all in view of the unparalleled cxertlons now Dens
made by our political opponents TO arm ourselves io'
the contest-and especially to take care lest IN an u
wary moment we be caught IN Inc net "i ceceP''oi
which Federal presses and Federal missionaries ana
ovbanoers aided in each county By their "hity
gnod nen and true will spread for the unsuspectng
Resoirtd Th:: II -" command OF the late wing
Convention at Richmond that us electors tor President
and Wee Ff. =. should canrass the entire State, and
IN the invitation of this same Convention to persons
from the ADJOINING States invade our territory and
cnlirlten our people by political addresses from the
SUNNI we al once detect contempt Tor the interference
and integrity Of the people, ana want OF confidence
in their capacity TO manage theIs own concerns WIN
ont interference or interruption on TIE part OF any
ResoIped That in the OF late pursued by " m
G Rves we cannot but perceive an utter absence OF
that frank and open dealng which should mark, rs II
heretofore has always Marked the public men OF 'r.
gnia; that now part win Ein forever, ana hanu
him over to the tender mercies of his late rcvles, the
Whirs: vet with this word of warning, that as he has
BETRAYED his early friends, so, should It subserve his
purposes, will he assuredly bctray his present allies
On motion of John G.. II. Taylor, 1t was
Resolrfd That we heartily approve OF the "Crisis,
weekly paper that has been lately commenced in the
CITY of Richmond for the purpose OF correcting the
many MISREPRESENTATION with which the Wing press is
now loaded and that recommend 1t to the support
Of all our Democratic brethren.
On motion il was Reso'ced, That Committee Of five
bc appointed 10 tender Major opie upon his return
ann, i:, a - -. % t'c Democracy of Jefferson,
public dinner testimonial Of hel. undated con.
fidcnce.
James r. IIavman, Samuel Cameron Col K Luz
cas-, Robt w Baylor, and John Moore.
ca motion, il was ordered that these proceedings be
published in the "Consttutonast, at Harpers Ferry,
ssWinchcster Virginian,' and 'Rchmond Enquirer.
The meeting then adjourned
BRAXTON DAVENPORT, Chmn.
Isaac ForKE, S,;
JOHN C.. r. TAYLOR,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
THE STANDING ARMY,

AS the recommendation of the Secretary of War,
warmly enforced by the President has been so much
srrpreseRted and distorted from its true meaning, 1t
intention frequently to bring tie suhjec. 70 the
consideration of our readers. II has been denounced
as "S!andng Army-as anti. Republican, and UNI
heard Of since the days Of Oliver Cromwell, but with
how uiuc. truth We shall presently shew. This mon
srositg was first recommended by the present Secretary
of War in 1887, and yet il is Just discorered Never
arm, draps forth the monster from his hiding place He
SAYS is an unhca opreceden since the days Of Crom
well II blr. Rves had initiated the humble exam
pie of certain Harrison contemporary, like himself a
late concert to Harrsonsm, and looked more closely
into the smrror Of Tacs and the glass CO Shakespeare
whittier IIIsroRY goes to school, he would have found
that unhcard of precedent since the days
of Cromwell. He would have discovered that Gen.
Washington, Mr. Jefferson especially, and his "7rue
Republican" candidate for the Presidency, as we
showed III last, have been guilty Of this unpardon-
able sin: That General Harrison went beyond all the
others, and proposed in the warmth Of his zeal and
great regard for State Rights-taf military InSitu-
tons for purposes Of instruction should be established
in the States, the elpense 10 he borne by The PUBLIC
TREASURY We shall publish next week from the En-
qurer the article of yindex showing his whole scheme
and the absurdty Of the last branch of his proposition
By the President, has been held up TO the public eye
as practical test of his want Of Repubiicanism This
is the argument, and nov Cor its application. The
Irs say it is anti Republican. Put it then in the
form of a srllog;sn AID is runs thus
Mr. Van Buren, IS not Republican because he
commcnds Standing Army. But Gen Harrison re-
standing army. Therefore Gen. Harrison
Republican Such is the conclusion from their ocn
logic and thus are they convicted Never have the DE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
(Ernrn the .N,rin Era.
"MrcH YET REMAINS uSsrS..'

(Erom the Sen Era
THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Awake the sound! tits the soul thrilling cry ,,ra
Tha. Freedom 5reathes forth from iief hlsh iio"
Or . mild cbainless breezes triumphantiy s~tiihs:
Tho voice of the past
L. 10 Ji,nt with the blast
While the form Of the bright ciouus aie S'.
Then dc mocrats r-,ly-the battle IS near,
And curst he the bastard who shrinks back IN lear
r.iv. n. name II The villain to Times ccaseless stream
Who led he of corrupt ieeislatioh:
Nav Beauty bless him, nor virtues pure uieamI
For canker and stain oil the brow OF our nation:
The Traitor the knave,
The Trimmer, the Slave
The Apostate TO al TINT survives the grim grave
Then Democrats mlly-the battle Is near
md curst be tho bastard who shrnks back III lear
o.. raze on those walls where fathers Tepn'd
When droopd wings through the long gloomy morrow
No shackies their proud spirits ever could bnd
Alone for their countr, they sighed out their sorrow
Then think OF the fist-
Nail flag to the mast.
Let or nu,r Of defiance ring loud on the blast
and like them let u raly-thc battle Is near
And curst be the bastard who slrnks back in fear
Go forth 10 tlSss fields where brave fathers stood
Beneath o., Sal a Ca ~ the dawn OF lis glory,
Where Fl e - -, .,..ntan pour'd their blood,
While Lh as she blazoE'd theif story.
The s-.,i, ..as Is ours
IL wave, -; the bowers
Iyber fame bound btows with eternity g flowers
Then Democrats aliy-tho 1aitc is near
And c.rc; be the bastard who slrinks back IN fear
firm band of brothers all solcmnly sworn
20 march i, he fight j" g grey Of the morning;
TIE base British Hhes and their gag law we scorn-
Let traitor. and tyrants be eisc At our Earniag!
Oar franchise,
Full rights, and just iacs-
Wen di" Tor them all or we ask no applause
Then Democrats rally--the battle is near,
And be the bastard who shrink back in fear r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
JEFFERSON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


a large aud numerous meeting of the Democratic
party convened at VIM. Gorrells Hotel, in Charles
town, Monday, March 10th, lS40 The meeting
organized BY calling Braxton Davenport, Esq, to
the Chair-and appointing Isaac Fouke and John c.
Il. Taylor Secretaries.
On the motion Of Francis Yates Esq, il Resored
that the Chair appoint three persons for each of the pre-
cincis OF Charestown and Shepnerdstown, to in
Convention, Delegates who had been previously ap-
pointed al the precincts in Smthfeld, and Harpers Fer
ry,-or the purpose of selecting suitable persons to be
voted for BY the Democratic party at the ensuing cleo
ton.
The Chair in pursuance of the above resolution ap-
pointed from Charicso,en, Gee 2. Beall, Thomas Raw
Inns. and Francis Yates Esqs from Shepcrdstoen ia
cob Morgan, Robert Lucas and Minor Hurst Es9s.
The Convention then met and selected Col. Robert
Lucas, and John c. r. Taylor, Esqs., candidates.
which selection upon being reported 70 the aforesaid
meeting was unanimously concurred in.
On motion Of Henry Bedinger, Esq, the followed re.
solutions were unanimously adopted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
WHITE SULPHUR WATER


From Hh> Sulphur Springs Grcepbrier County, pirst-
THE undersigned announce 10 the public, that they .,
siyely engaged in transporting this celebrated water LII, .
and BARRELS, may le desired by purchasers
They deem proper inform the public. that
and extensive experience, has ully established the fact Tia,
carefully epvng the wood Of which the barrel made ot a
its acid and olcrr preparing for the purpose the B,Et
rendered completely rectua for transporting and preserving
water, in lis purity and medical efficacy.
Persons wishing NOTIFIES, obtain IL ~ .
wholesale agcuts-7leI. Dural Richmond Richard Norris B,
more; Charles Ellis Co., Philadelphia or OF the ApO,ca,
Petersburg, "a Those wishing 10 obtain IN NUT
dress their orders TO the undersigned who deliver il Al
convenient shipping point which IL may be ordered.
w.. r..,,..-r ::., -. ...';. Il. CALWELL co
March Il ileo-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
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March L.
slm REWARD.

SPENCER was bought two years ago from Mr. George lps,
- He il young and likely man. (say - years l
feet or 10 inches high, brown and smooth complexion gy
bow legged very slight impeachment when spoken imH
no marks remembered He hired last year by b. W. %
OF Richmond CITY, of from his Coal Pits in Fcb @
time after in Northumberland ContI Va about Mon
DAYS Point in the negborhood Of Mrs. Henderson, where b.
has relatcs ard ::y be ::r:' ::i=-; e. " - aper, al
is going large free man. and may have made bis
wI De given for recovery of Spencer appehended Mar
land Pennsylvania $50 will he given II taken IN the N-
10 WCstmOreland Courthouse. Va
JOHN +. BRUCKESBguuGM
Feb 9i-lHwle lew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust CoMrAS
Office No. 10, South Street, Baltimore.

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND ".tsT COMPANY
Office No ~, South Street, BGtiw0rc
CaPr.L p,ID ~, Two M....OSs .;y..-.~..
yT,E President and Trustees of this Company ereve No
neg Drposite on which interest VIII he hlo"c' ws
Lives grant Annitics and Endowmcn and re
and Trusts Of every description Which NAV he CON
mttrd their charge, whether from individuals corporate ~
dies, - C.Gr OF inSt'""
l. MONEY viii be- received and neid in trust, and =. ,s
thereon paid semi annually quarterly IN conformity wan M
direction the interest will be placed at the r
Of every six months, 10 III" credit oil c iFust una m cu
lation.
- LIFE ISsuR, ScrpCrons effect assurances Win ~
Company upon lives, the lives at others, M -"
year. Of years the whole OF he Inc Table fa
well for the officers Of the Navy and Army ~ ctiIchs-RG
be- had on application Ia the Company or its Agents.
g. ASSrITIE.-TEose Will he granted upon such terms - ""
enable the annuitpt enjoy the largest Income Tor any I've
a,lOunt nj money.
l. ENpoaNENrs-A who desires Ia provide c7ri1
for a ward when snail arrive at The age "i Il y'~
marriage portion for daughter, can elect IL n""t s "
OFFERS and Trustees NJ the CcpdnyP Macaucy E.q a.
President Baltimore; John Ducr Esq, L. L. d. Wee Prs'a
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, - IHurs;"., ''''"
Secretary.
Yru.:ies.-saac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson H. h,V!:S-'
Charles A. Bay,s Samuel Wetmore David MADDEN, Aitoh
Barckay, l.. Suacs, George F. Tailman r. g. hevl' F%t
l.. Colt Morris Robinson, New York; Matthew l.. Bc'". NN
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick w. Rrurc, c. s. Oldhed, Jossf
Cushing Fielding Lucas jr., Baltimore
Applications may he made personally, or by etter port pa
The Agents for the Company III virginia. Wa VIII inhih -
.g assurances making other arrangements through c'
Company for the benefit Of their families or estates
=. NJ TARB, -3ge1;, Richmond, -
-7geats Virginia.
PHLrr NJ. TABS. Esq, isichmond.
WV. = SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg.
GEo. w. CsNr, Esq, Norfolk
ROBERT ASopR.os, Esq, Williamsburg.
JoHS. BRCcE, Esq, Winchester 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
CANCER, CANCER, CANCER !,

nR. BENJAMIN u. ANDERSON, o"=rs RI, ss-rice. .
~ friends and the public, for the cure OF this iur.," 0s
loati-0me disease. such Is his confidence in his mod. ~
meut, that charge will be made unless ne pet '
His residence j. Immediately the .i l..iinr s
mond 10 Iynchburg, by way ." Gainesville and gurE d
Courthouse and eight miles below the latter place
dressed him Etd.e p o., buckingham County A.
paid. will meet with prompt attention. = - .f-
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

r meeting of the President and Directors of the Louisa Rail
N Company Louisa Courthouse, Monday the 9Th day
of March, 1910: :,
Resorej That on Tuesday, the 9Th day of May next at l2
o'clock NJ III" :esG2; and Directors of the Louisa Railroad
Company or majority of Them will, the Merchants Coffee
House. City Of Richmond, proceed TO sell to N" h"st bid
ready money the shares OF delinquent oil me
said Company heretofore sold list Of whose Names the
number of held By EACH and the amount due and unpaid
thereon published after Tuesday the 18th day OF
April next By order OF the Board.
''r'' NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk
March IL l03-wtlItp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

MIR. WILLIAM A. ROBERTSON-Sir: Take notice that on
fl Tuesday Dist day April next al the Tavernoue OF
Thomas Booker the County Cumberland and state oil VIZ
gina the hours of sunrise and sunset we shall pro-
coed Ia take the deposition OF Jesse Crddc and others and
Stony Point the County and State aforesaid on Thursday, me
nroreed 10 take the deposition m - IShe aud others: Ia
read rs evidence depending the Chancery
side of Cumberland County Court which plaintiffs and
yn, mr.. defendant H.. TALLEY,
' WALTON & POWERS.
Na,-ho. l0f-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

WILLIAM COLE near Or""r Courthouse Na has employed
w nm elderly gentleman the North 10 educate his dus
@ :, bnarlers associates for them, ana VIII
continue The care ana government q"
them will Mrs. Cole, who III even possible al
tention To their health, correct department, &c. =
TEEu-noad, SlaH Fresh tuition 2j Latin, -; Greek eO
Music. 20: Piano use, TO-
August vacation given should also Ike 10 take
Beg under ii years of age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
PTaTO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the celebrated
L Ganuaactoy of NCNss CLARK New YORK elegant ana
plain Piano Foes possessing the latest Improvements
ircacy touch and Of tone, SO peculiar 10 Their
luiacure
large assortment Of Musical instruments, and Ngo.
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, let hire and taken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

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Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite he Bdak&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

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