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ordshp scmed amused o, this correction in the forms

lordshp seemed amused OF this correction in the forms
Of proceeding.
The royal assent having been given, in the usual
form, TO the following bills Tho Appropriation Bill,
the Militia Pay Bills and Exchange Bill the Punish
ment OF Death Bill the Bribery al Elections Bill, the
G,ontrovored Elections Trial Bill the Highway Rates
landD Bill, the Blackburn Market Bill, the Bourne
Drainage Bill, and some other private bills.
The lord Chancellor presented the speech, which
her Majesty read with her usual clear and distinct
enumeration.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
'My Lords and Gentlemen,
s'On full consideration of the present state OF
public affairs, have come to the determination of
proro,gning parliament, with view to its immediate
dissolution.
"1he paramount importance of the trade and in.
dustty of the country, and my anxiety that the EXT
gencics of the public services should be provided for
IN the manner least burdensome to the community,
have induced me to resort to the means which the
constitution has entrusted to me, Of ascertanng the
sense OF my people upon matters which so deeply
Germ their welfare.
'! entertain the hope that the progress of public
business may be facilitated, and that divisions niur
Gus to the course of steady policy and useful egsla
tion may be removed by the authority of new par
lament which shall direct to be summoned with
out delay.
"Gentlemcn of the House of Commons,
VI thank you for the readiness with which you have
voted the sums necessary for the civil and military
establishments.
MY Lords and Gentlemen,
Tin the exercise of my prerogative, can have no
other object than that Of securing the rights and pro-
noting the interests ofmy subjects; and rely on the
cooperation of my parliament, and the loyal zeal of
my people, for support in the adoption Of such meas
urcs as are necessary to maintain that high station
among the nations of the world, which it has pleased
Divine Providence TO assign 10 this country"
AZ soon as her Majesty had concluded
The lord Chancellor said: II is her Maiesty's royal
will and pleasure that this parliament be prorogued to
Tuesday, the goth of June instant, to be then here
holden and this parliament is accordingly prorogued
till Tuesday, the Doth of juno.
Her Majesty and her attendants then quilted the
house in the same order they had entered il and the
royal procession returned TO Buckngh am-palace
amid the same warm demonstrations ofloyal attach
IncOt,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
CHEERING INTELLIGENCE FROM
WASHINGTON OF BUSI-

The course which the House of Representa-
tives has pursued, for more that week past, in
expedting business, and in diligent attention to
the more important affairs OF the Country, will
not fail TO meet with universal appreciation
throughout the Country. The House is fast
redeemng itself from it's past bad character, and
is winning for itse golden opinions every where.
Loco Focoism, bafiled and defeated on every
point and in all its efforts to delay business be-
gins at last to yield in dspair before the united
strength Of the friends of political truth, good
government, and democratic measures
The resolution of Mr. Warren, of Georgia.
limiting the speeches to an hours length, is
found to work to charm and the consequence
which gave it birth, has been the transaction of
a greater amount of business in a single week,
than in all the previous time Congress had been
| in session.
| Yesterday we were enabled to announce the
passage Of the Loan Bll-a measure so loudly
called for by the Country, in order that we may
know the exact amount of the debt which Van
Buren, has left behind, To-day the letter Of our
intelligent Washington Correspondent presents
an equally gratifying account ofthe continuation
of this same disposition for business, in the pas.
sage, in single day, in the House, OF the Ma.
val Pension Bill.
These things look well. They evince dis
position on the part of the House to ,rork, worthy
Of all praise. The Tories may rant and teal
their hair over Mr.. Warren's resolution, they
may dcnounce it as gag, as an infringement o
the liberty of speech. The people, the honest
intelligent people think differently, and will ap
precate the spirit which prompted the adoption
of such rule in a proper manner and will view
it in true light. They will see and they hav'
seen that the Tory members Of Congress hav
done all in their power to delay and conioun'
the proceedings Of Congress they will under
stand fully the secret of their outcry and preten
ded alarm at rule which their own unprlncl
pied and iac,ious conduct had rendered neces
| sary. And, above all, they will most fully az
f prove and commend the determination OF tn
0 majority, to allow nothing to prevent the des
5 patch Of the public business.-Ahds.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
communication,
.TERESTING CELEBRATION.

IN lERES ling CELEBRATION.
TIE Anniversary of our Nations freedom
was celebrated in very pleasant and appro.
pirate manner, by the Sabbath Schools and
citizens of Charlotte and Essex, N. Y, on
Tuesday Of last week. At ten O'Clock, the
Sabbath schools of Charlotte, with consid-.
cradle number of citizens, assembled at Me-
Neil's Ferry. \ procession was formed OF
about three hundred persons, which, with ap-
propriate music, marched to the Ferry Boat
and embarked for Essex. On arriving at the
Essex shore, we were met by large pro-
cession of sabbath scholars, teachers and cit
liens. That part of the Essex procession,
to whom was assigned the Office of welcom-
ing their Vermont friends, consisted oftwen-
ty-six young ladies', of about equal size, all
dressed in white; each wearing green sash
OF ribbon around the waist, and wreath of
evergreen around the head, each of the la
dies bearing a paraso. These twcn,y-six
young ladies presented themselves in ,h,
unity of spirit and dress as the symbol of
our national union, assuming respectively the
names of all our several States. II was GER
tainiy aprettv device-most happily concei-
we'd and handsomely executed.
The two professions now united, and ex-
tending nearly half mile in length, procee-
dod to the Presbyterian Church, under direc-
lion of Col. Parkhill, Marshal Of tie day
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
A MESSAGE FROM THE President was re

A MESSAGE FROM THE President was re-
ceived in the House on Wednesday, cnclos-
ing communication from the Department
of State, with number ofpapers and letters
relating to the African Slave trade, between
the Secretary of State and the American
Minister at London, and Mr.. Forsyth, and
Mr. Trist, the Consul at Havana. They
were ordered to be printed, and when re-
ccivcd shall be laid, in part at all events, be-
fore our readers,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

The bill for the purchase ofordnance and
ordnance stores for the use of the Navy, APP
propriates 5000, 900 for that purpose, $780,
900 of which is for the purpose Of making
experiments on proposed improvements.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

"Man wants but little here below" as the
man IN the well, said, when the folks above
spilled sand on hs head
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
OWING TIC money TO pay It
THE FINANCIAL QUESTIO,

1t seems TO us somewhat surprising that there
should be such diversity of opinion as to the true con-
dlton Of the Treasury, when that condition is sus.
ceptble OF such easy illustration as the following:
The amount of Treasury notes unredeemed nv sc,-
Element of accounts and therefore outstandinr.
(debtD on the LIST January, l8il, was S4,966, SIG
The amount of outstanding appropria-
tons, QiabiLties,) on the LIST January,
lSil, was 10 206 oes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

| NEW FALL. aSD WINTER DRY GOODS.
,I,II. >u..ef .rr packets Tu-.ar"ra
| Iynr!hnrs Wr,nr!i Icotne, Nassau and Manchester
fro" Nm y%S ai .ft from rh'1a DE-, ~
prns the rilest and most desirable iss"neh'' eva
oaene til, CITY, To cnnn'rrae Them al womb exceed F
limit. 81 IN tlrk N past - o''"-:
ENri >r;r:i,ur wool dyed nlick Cloths and cassn.fes
super diamond r"outrd ca>simrrs, sra, variety
n,a,n","I, beaver and p,i ciot.
MEDIUM aud low priced Cloth, aud ca>>meres ~
Satlnc. kentucky leans kersc AMI blue aud mixed Plans
Narr ,'oriou., pla,n an. plaid Li>ry- and faddnrs
nlm.y. rose, 'uihl, sl4chmaw and Point BtnArt'
Enl>>rl,. ingram, yen;tila an! hemp capttlhs
Imperial tui,cd aud Brussels Rags and printed Balze
super French, German, and English Merlnues
> and i pain aud printed Srrin"rs and Sa,onies
Suprrrnr aa medium, black and blue black Bonhaznes
ilipact Cloths, l1I,trrs AMI Grape Clisets
,I.>r grn,icln and black I'an and ribbed Sih
Ingram raw ,,Ik, Mor,vian and cotton do.
Lambs WOO" M'E" ,a','n' r, AMI woT'.ea ,o,,oo 49,
Knitting Yam and darnin- Cotton, all co1is
Iieh c1hr"istrd and printed M",- Z, q, de LANES
Satin stripe! c'aIy- and printed iaiiei Cloths
SUPER Grape de Lame, vie,orlas and Grape Lisse
D a G% h aat soc De s Sol and Gro DE- Sa
super b'"rr 'hhsi .ik and onnte Thule ,"t dresses
ii can'if, and iaso"s,, Nun ',gos and I s Lawns
Garment aud furniture Dimly and sateen
Sngcr French. En- ii-h, and tm"rl'an iinis
in,bt.rr. h..,,.iried and plain thread c.nbne 'larr
Velour, Ottoman, .a,in chrnc Scarf and I!dar-.
PLAID six. satin, velvet, Droclr and crnr shawl
Thui, rrrrino cashmere and chay Si'a'- and iidht-
Frcne. needle work, laced and crimped Collars
Rrral~ siiai.!la. brcc mode, slk and satin Shanls
I;acs lace and Grape Wells amt anikerrliiei'
raulanna r,ns-c Spi,.lird mud twillei silk do
Cotton, ias. Bandsnna and plaid vrrona do
| Ladies plain amd embroidered hilrt nett d."
! CT nenen', buck, beaver, and York tan DO
I horhe, plaid, bonnet, a and zap R'lhand assorted co
satin a,.l iusrn- no.. AMI black love d..
ASSORTED roo'~ Italian ,fap" 'i"n-, n'. and Cord
INN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

IN Observation-Disclosures, II ults hid ia HE Clerk Of
the Crcn ':arrri"r Cont OF Law and Clancery Tor
King Queen County, Monday the oh II Sclirna ISL:
Tfoma, W. Garrett and Henrietta .s wife. w.in dudley.
Alexander Dudley tie said Thomas W. ai.,t. ad's JUST
MIN, Dudley dee, AMI Ambrose H. Dudley under III
t-ni. year. hy tie aosc named Ale sanr Dudley.
hi friend, Piainh-:
AGAINST
John Jr, amr OF Thomas Dudley, dec holna. Sears,
and Henry Dhlasr, JOHN sunineon admir-. d. baa q" the
sad Thomas Du drc Jonathan Smlrh admir- 81 hi late wife
Caroline. rucr The sad John sum.rSun. adnr ~ Ia,
or dudley rc aud the sad John Suner.cn, adm Vi Wal
Ter r. pu!.ry J., dec, Deiruianis:
TIE IL !an, I"n Mann adm'r nfhoGa> Dudley, der
l,n. .uirrc his appearance aui according
Ia ir al appear.
m: satisfactory itnre that tic not m nab,i this
r.nuy: ordered i tie said defendant do appear
Inc :rsi innaay u next and the hill the
plaintiffs, thai rn,y of this order he fcrthwIl inserted III
some siape published in hr Of Richmond
and posted tile front door Of the Court.
house of tls county. 1'rs;r
ROBERT POLLARD, IT.. C. C.
Il svs
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1:IoTcI-JEH LANDS FOH SALE.

In
1,IESI Ant 10 decree the County Court VI loncerf ob
tanrd ON ,hc d ay OF august, lsi hr undersigned act
Ing as appointed y ~ az" vr
ni, the Isl day OF November next htn. r"n ny Nv
iow ing tracts Land belonging I" the estate 81 eol n"
Siih estate containing Ca acres; 'i",h
els containing acres; lyn. containing .. ae.-s S'a
- lying Crockett, '!rd Only y ' man y, NJ
., purchased hy The decreased u W. W. Jhle ao
innin. Cockrt's; 2J purchased III > t. Annoy oHi
sionrr cina The dover al Jacob MooT.'s widow; Lot ."
acres, bought Of A. r. PureI;an undivided a n'ercs, IN
oW tract; undivided interest, cs hall IN tract
Of a acel Land, houslt Of ;. =. Amor,, COMMISSIONS late
o lln bought by the deceased and John iabb ndt! decree
Of the cnaneery Court II Williamsburg ~ ne r.sr :" S ,n
and half 81 the revrrsion "a The dow Il ~ acre.
constitute ser, desirable purchases IL those aEs 10 settle IN
THIS purl Of Virginia 80 for is fertility soil good
ce In instances more Tracts VIII be sold hsri-
er IN a way best the Interests 81 all concerned
AVlr and Cock.'s, well worth The Alteration "i hoe
posed real estate The former estate was 'he '
dcHcr I'll Tunas Smh, ani Offers Inducements !"
purchasers rarely 10 be With i has new ~" story NV
lns house. o ample dimensions furnished ~ tue neacst a
ncr the very mateasa tic above anh BE-
low ned NJ vi Iadsomc marble nane and circular
staircase Of mahogany winding from the basement s'y m
raret. There TIE first, AMI On the sre" i"r
III, al" all Tie necessary "ni "'.tS-eosssns 81
Earii>, S;A!c>, rnaficS Quarters lee h",r pt , hra
all ur, best marfials ani hull IN The mst substantial
improvement and c"l-l-t u III acre. "n grounds ven dane
27e ot hIh Land all under ~ enclosure !" tie ~
tmler Tie situation Of ilr d"c'!in" = enc "i IN
beautiful IN Eastern sirstn,a nan'nsh very r\rs
rr.'rc rnrarims sojar AMI th'>a;i.t Has' anu
Crock-t'. j. yrry drifilr fm la ,tni,n Of CLEARED
Land and heavily ;ia,hercd with White OAK Cum, Poplar
oirr aud le> t White Mach, The r>i,nc" 7, W. jn.
Tabh Il ruo>ei bS .n"! smut fence" w he"l =
needless 10 l., more particular, trf iu lin property, Will
III course satisfy themselves e ay ." sale he rlint
~ ir.ili. rNi!r, Gi. n-ie! vii tie" The BINDS t
Mn, term, II al w,l BE- cash >n;tcc, dcfry The cost Of
,ui anf expenses >rtie rilt u tie purchase onr! 7"
h. I N equal II aud three YEAR m The
,y >e with ont> and approved "r-"nal ,ecnn!!-lh ne -
III II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

SONNETS.-Rr H. h.lLt'@.
10 lave and he loved asain-toi eei, ,,,.
.rh,t one heart heats responsive !" ou 49,
~ cherish ,oys t,at words ca' hs 81 i'N"'
Gentle aud lovely a. the ~ ing ,.i'
or far oil mnsic; I" ." Il ots'. ~" .,n,n,s Inv.
And woman 5 truth, jewels al liieeiess ""'
' rn,r sorrows dim not, trials can hit prove, -,
IA land with her bedside the slrines "hers i'r
I,nr house hold sods-to feel her true ha'a wv
Our own IN silence. while within her eye
t;,i.i.ns The tear Of holy tenderness;
10 listen Ia a voice hose every tome
Tells u, that We Oh earth are "" a''h'
tn see The worm feed On the paiiid chr'H
Where shines the presa:'ns SWIM ur'"
10 trcmhie with a fear we may ho' spe'"'
To bid aaicu To hopes dccli,ih. fa:' ,.
10 know that she We lusc ana Iilzc 'huS' w.
Eyrn IN the opening Of her sift hiedni
That the deep love that flashes nom hci e..'
- donLl. bright with lit's last hectic .ienm,
70 stand beside that loved one ; grave anu 'e''
Lilr,s utter loneliness, 10 silent shfu 49,,
r.,r. hitter tears, u'eI mrinUry's wdsie-to ""'s'
BESIDE the dwelling If our cherished oeda
Sending thu bruised spirit forth To trace,
Beyond the sky, her peaeem,, 'es"hs P'1''
III stand upon HES desert aud 10 know
Tn. love III radiance of wonan'S rlt
I. n Il for IL. To watch the iiu"rcl tnow, .
l'Gst on anuiarr breast mitst bia~hihs ne
'I.sa., a,,c lion un shrine ani heel
rnrrr' n, DIV .lty t. feed til hinie'
re tel The brain thfub and The senses ief',
Nhrnr'rr we hear the loved and cherish ha'''
o. orr IS hose heart give no echo bach
Into The u oui burning prayer;
Where erish'tl 10 earth hope pciisics III e'"om'
and memory weeps IN pleasure HING '"'ho'
w.
.c,.,s 49,. Tho ,,,h,. and shadows of mans life,
The fretwork woven by The hand oil TATE
Win The ma'd web uf his eNlstcnct-fHe
With r.irf or badness: vet aroiDi h"' "a'
Attonsaud mnlsraht., 10 dry the Tears
az deepest SORROW cs;ianar the niiiI
from loves first ihia.I0in, h'cailitns IN NJ ca's
..p-l!s more enchanting tl!an lie leaves hehihu,
;, thousand streams cuSa toIih 10 sweep ava!
The dim memorials al joy and greet
Beneath wlIosc W IVES, unseen, unn"cn, lay
Affections .arlands wither.d-ilpwer ana Teal
While other gods, hmbit.nn, Wealth, or FAME
From his changed heart feetns hoinage clam.
v.
Bat love- hrst love, woEan's lte-to her
So second t,Ine IL deep oblivion brings,
A one long slrin. trembling worsh!ppcr;
Fearful, yet trusting, her young spirt ehn.''
Unchanged nnchan g-ale, tlat all II round,
Through veal aud woe-rnu.h glory. criei az Sh''h'
FIJI, death, whose hand alone can qmehch ih- lanr'
O'rr The cru>h'l heart uprtTs IN" grassy mount.
should al.-hcod's hand sweep DER the iirihs It'e
OF youHg affection, that but once can pour
Forth from ihr heart lis melody and I've,
-h- droups the ryen strings IN sadness per-
and ike The failed bird Of Southern skies.
Enamnr'd Of IL own sweet nasio, with II DIES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
Boots, Shoes, TraeeHing Trunks, Carpet Bays,

Boots, Shoes, Traeeiiing Trunks Carpet Bags, j.,
SAMUEL Pt-TNEY received By packets from pb,
- delphia and Boston direct from the hands Of Manu
rrs, IN, usual desirable and extensive stock Of r,ey yar .
Slippers g. 5,cs leather, framed r.
yelling Trunks, BRUSSELS superior Carpet Bags, when
which lie wi sen rs,rcmel, l"w fh cash. plnal an
only. have no hesitation ~ saying, tha have H.
largest and he Of fine Boots and Shoe Virginia .r
featured expressly Philadelphia. Among asso,n,
will be found Miles S"n celebrated water proof ana
per- made by ccuFdy, now r beet maker ~ Tie HorihcrnG
ties Ladies oser Shoes, al k'ni' rntirmen' d. VI,
superior - eases grurmcn' ine stout calf go II s
81 heavy superior Richmond made Boeur>, ad ,l
i-atlrr have only mentioned leading ,;p.
/ Giles my line, opposite the Ruin, Eagle Hotel
Or. ! i2-Ca
AN DESTROYS sell any OF hrr" Farms, Of wIl
liz in 4. healthy region =. any ia frs'Gri
"Sis,r, Re'' i II or4n@- county, The Ra,li Ann .
a sno distance heio,, Rac~r, fora aud 81 n
Frederick >irg !; Contains - acfe- between aud ~ m
Farm The recent assessment valued cher, Is ,r,
officer than any Of and Orange county. has H.,
sSia,s mr." lst opposite Soldiers Rest" in CaIpr,tr comm,
valuable. Il contains about 80 anl ~
tween which cleared ard TU uf the
first rate grounds. The woodIndi well timl-ed ami mink
would produce fine tobacco. It has small t~o o KIN,
IIe nsr,s st BEN! u ile Robinson r.>r a.
prper cuu,ty mean Mills 81 Mr. L. 4. Wills, f.
miles 81 Orange Conr, House It contains acfes, \
which cleared '.i ~ hast u the cleared lnd aar
low grounds, aud ihr hill tad sr's" h., valuable
This Farm aud ilr. YIN. T.. G'u.sals have un!e..,a
were, under the "d .snrnt, valued 2, the ~ e
ihsr than other land ~ 'lr COUNTY II Ca2t2er, which m
embraced tppalannu,k. Thls Farm ias small dw cling .
&c
The three Tracts ii Land good VI in,t,o,
and clover and plaster inr them. I7ey afe ma
IN condition to bring ann"dan ors = corn wheat tacc
lani rarr. offered 10 those WHO may seek al investment
real estate.
Nor particular information may be had Is reference "a
Morton. !l., i.ti! y" Redmond .;t,,
Apn; mt a't t'i' gc"'i ." "" iafn'' aion": 'lr No.,
county, VI. GEORGE MORTos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

IL.
rt'E Subscriber announces the public that his
Young Ladies opened on the fourth day OF October
the brick hn,ih. NAN street, NJ tie .: the square
Miss Aackcuh!t-. Tie scholastic
i've months each, vii! terminate
The Juy. The Of studies VIII embrace the branch
learning Female Schools highest
the Latin and French languages. la tie discharge
professional duties, he will he aided By experienced
ynin. lady, n high moral md intellectual aitahnrnt-.
In presenting himself before the CITIZENS Of Richmond
Candidate slara Of public patronage the undersigned deems
tst his life has thus far, been dcgutcd
business nrica, and that Tor fifteen years
ra,ee PRINCIPAL Female Seninarirs Norfolk aud
nouh-lrti-s from which places 10 the named IN
below, wei, other testimonials in lis
sun spcah attendant upon his
in those
7c-w<For English branches alone, 50: per session. and
for The SANG. with French, 60 session, paid
during the Ma.ic aad painting The charges
Tie masters.
S ar eight yong ladies he accommodated boarders in
liz fumlv al 81 Is per session for board AMI uiiun
HENRY ROBINSON.
Retrsae!Ii- ENec!ency Gov Rn:hcrf the Rev Dr. Wal
Ter Mr. 1y lor, the Rev. Mr.. Jeer, the Rid
DICK Tho- Richie, Esq DR. Nelson, Gus. a. Myers ESQ., Vim
H. Sacfi!am Es Dr. BrockeEbrieh Jas Brown, IT, Esp
Mai Ed Christian Ino NJ Gregory, Egg. Rchd Kill J E.u
An2 % 31-if&wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
POETRY.

I've it,t. tlor
rh. -, Ia. M bl,.,cd from ni it
.""'t VI '"e ""''. IN SEJ.s-R, u. H.LLrC=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

Court held for Prince Edward County, August
N ,ir lst. si On application Of Joseph F. venale,
~ ,y hayr claims against The o the decedent
,hl inr same settlement, 10 James Venabls Executor
on eA vsn,llr deceased, within four months; and that
81 saI .e this order be published for eight weeks
NC sa pmb.is!ed The cit, Of Richmond, and also
Court house oil lhis county on Two seSc
raj Court uaSs' ' b J. WURsHAM, C. C.
~
Srpt. ~ -------~------
T,yyFp XANTEp.-Thr subscriber wishes To employ a
J 1,nu.r for the ensuing year. that can come well recon-
Id IN rary an lie business in al the various branches y
man "i'' . ~ '' ROBERT Y. OVERBEI,
H4ictcast r. o., .nschisnbHrg, Ia
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

WANTED at hi, onicr, Apprentice 70 ,hr
w Business a Boy from II t. II .sars - 80 .'ss
ssSi Eis.t St-c.i:sn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22

y ~ IGE.-A persons having CLAIMS against ihc E'r
Inu Bat irrra>rL required I" 'tn. them ms
u hli; .a, fr r,tlrmcn tr tina. accounts - til a.n.
n,-traiipn y, >t Etat- wl r settled 90 Tie Isl N"rr'fo
a.r winch ri.ur >.a,l plead this hlr .. Ell
asi!n.t the sai E.t4it. WESLEY WRIGHT
D.pD.y y la. u. Dickinson. s..r0 y tory.s..
Gad CON. .4da,r. II io'a bun . b.
Or. /. lsil. il-tlA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
PIANO FORTE w,RC.uni,Sr

ry, subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
i luictaf. al Nuns & Clark New York. elegant and plin
Piano Fnrr> possessing The latest improvements deli
cacy sweetnes, Of tone, peculiar
Ais, large Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise general.
Forts repaired tuned let hire and taken in
change. -
CHEAP MUSIC.
The collection Of Music offered for sale In thir
Mate selected FROM the of the subscriber who IL
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New York whole
sale and retail pricrs
Those purchasing will be fnn,sied upon better
terms ll;an 'Lcy u ind elsewhere in the State.
r. II. TAYLOR,
Pta.s Fp-t; ard Mat: ST. sgissi,s l.. Bsrk<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
Sept. 10

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tween the Hon Garland and subscriber has rNii''
limitation Of contract, anl viii no, he continurd He
having removed ynchhirg Tie ,u.crarr MI con,h
reside Lavins.inm, and practise in Nelson Amherst,
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hu-lncss Of The late cpartaer-hp Letters IN RELATION ~
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