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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

- UNAWAYs IN JAILWas committed TO the Jail of Caro-
II line county, Va runaway, the 3ls of July black
man. who says Manuel and that he is the pro-
perry of John McLure Of Rockbdge county, Va The said
supposed TO be is or 10 years age about feet inches
coat linen panaoons and willow hat Also, al the
and place, runaway muatto man, who says hi. name
il John Williams he is free nan and born in Hartford
county Maand supposed to be twenty years Of age about
feet inches high marks scars, except ring holes in his
ears when committed cotton pantaioons and Shirt mo
coat black fur hat The Of the above slaves
oested forward property charges and take
them away, they will be dealt with as the law directs
~ VIM w. DICKINSON, JR.,
Jalor Of Caroline county, Yn.
pou,pg Green Ist Sent. ls4I 36-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

NOTICE-Ail persons hereby cautioned against puchas
ing of Joseph ~ Parker or his Agents Attorneys Tract
of Land lately purchased by him Of In the county OF Flu
vanna Of PHILIPS Creek, containing about 2 acres
lien said land, part Of the purchase money
having paid by said Parker The said Parker having
upon the said land this notice is To-
oewan persons against such mposons, and will be plead
ABRAHAM PERKINS.
Aug 81 33-S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

WASHINGTON HOTEL-For assigned III previous
w advertisements have sold the remainder Of lease
the above establishment Messrs CLENDENlN BCRKUSs,
two gentlemen think recommend with safely TO ine
public They have entered business with deernina-
lion TO spare pains please all who av them Win
CALI and they young disposed to do something of
themselves in respectable occupation the time
fellow ai the comforts in their power would
rive inc Measure heretofore nrunzeh the
house still Long and patty advertisements consider
suprruous. Call and The location decidedly the most
pleasan in the CIV the public institutions Per-
travelling cars steamboats, packet heats Will md 1t
n very convenient stopping place. &. A. HODGES
60, - a1-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
ya,uaMe s,nres and otAer Property for sale.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed by I.hn ct ton for
ID Ger, purposes therein mentioned, and Of rccm ~ tho
CIarks Office O. the County Court uf Gnociand, shalt
FRIDAY 18th day Of October next, Oh The plantation called
Dover county Gouchand belonging to the said John
Heth offer highest bidder for cash. fifty
sixty valuable SAy E and the time and place and
on the same terms lorses Mules, Farming Utensils and
stock Of every description the said plantation.
JAMES NJ WlCkllAM, ,r...
JOHN A. MEREDITH. I f''''
Con, a5-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

ale, the Estate on Dan river, which now reside
may be truly called valuable, and is in high state
b II consists of 1872 Of Low Grounds and
Of High Land II has Brick House Of the largest size
pan Of the State and every building essential th- &C
Il a'oh Of j family and necessary to cropping
10 expatilte upon the valne of such an esate rs
disposed to buy viii be inclined look and examine
49,, ana Is invited do. The of sale will be com
20 those disposed to buy, by the owner who Is gene
and will be always ready, either by himself or his
-ow The premises any who wishes 10 see them.
known BY the of the Berry Hill Estate, If not
sa privately, will be offered for SALE to the highest
auction, on the 18th day of October next with all the
~ property belonging to the Estate.
ia.g EDWARD c. DARLINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
Fan Stock of Books, Sc, at lo'o prices.

Fail Stock Of Books, Se., at 7oao Prtees.
r W. RANDOLPH 4 CO., BonK,ELLsRs Asp Bo"snspEEs,
r. d. SanIays Old Stand Mum Stre, Richmond III ahni
un To their former stock receiving by packet
choice selections Goods Fall sales, which they offer 10
their and the public generally Having made The ar-
ger norton Of purchase for cash. enables them To sell 10
cash customers lower prices than is usual IN market
Bookbndng every variety executed on moderate TERMS o
superior wnrkmcn.
Piano Foes, made hy s,oda; Worcester and Dunia New
York-a supply always on hand These Instruments are pro-
need by Judges good They appreciated wherever
know and proof of it, Mr. Nash OF Petersburg has sod
more in given time than all dealers in Virginia.
J w. RANDOLPH & Co., Richmond
Co., IN 3h-lUt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

subscribers having assnala.ea .nei
" selves under firm of GOODWIN DANpklpGh, IN me
house formerly occupied by Hill Dabney first door above .
ombian Hotel Cary street. for the purpose OF conducting
Grocery and Commission business will keep constantly on na
general assortment of Groceries, which they otter on as
attend to any Produce &c, ION comnsslonJ a'
may be careHopns by strict aentoh 10
'h's' ~ $500 JOHN GOODWIN,
WM c. cambridge.
Richmond, Sept. H. 1871 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

PL"tGS-pLouGtS.-Thes subscriber intending TO devote
v TINE exclusively the Plough and Seed business, has
extensive additions his establishment and several new
y approved Plonshs 10 his assortment
now ready for sale good stock Of two three and four
made expressly for foul land, with chilled cast
P. ana with wrought shares and steel points.
,ay wishing Ploughs made to their fancy, or to suit
A., 'spDiy Of soil, invited 10 leave their orders.
linn be returned ii found not TO equal the expeca
purchasers or, should they give way in consequence of
p material or workmanship, will be repaired free Of cost.
p, .sa laings Of every description al low prices
~ IONS VS. What Fans, Straw Cutters ETC., ETC.
~ Hse' Orchard Grass, Herds, Timothy and Clover.
S WILLIAM PALMER.
~. u 3Q-dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

Public Sale of raluabte SlareS, Stock, Crops, Sc
NNTuESDAY 5th October will be sold, public auction, at
owad Neck county of Goochiand. all the Stock
n. about % head of horses and mules GO head Of cat
OF prime order for beef $50 head of sheep and
had Of hogs all the plantation utensils, carts wagons, &C.
sent carriage buggy, and many articles of household fur
Also large quantity of oats, clover, hay fodder straw
Elton 81 10 100 barrels Of corn. And on FRIDAY, 5h Of
.aSer, the place, will be sold public auction mp
thirty Negroes many of them very valuable, and the en-
gre'op Of corn Of the present year.
1Tas made known on the days of sale. "
SW3 3t-t5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

AW NoTcEThe subscriber for the purpose Of devoinE
IL attention exclusively the Practice Of Lao, has removed
TO Lynchburg will regularly attend all the Courts Of Camp
hcl Amherst Nelson The Corporation Of Lynchourg the Circuit
Court Of Buckingham the Court Of Appeals His future ad
dress will be-Lynchburg Virginia. J. GAhLaND.
OF Office adjoining Samuel Garland, Esq, who IN my 40
sen % f0-l6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
NEW GROCERY AND GRANARY STORE.

~ n ~, ,,.r,
IIAyNG purchased the Of WIN. H. Basweis, Agent
Ii stock trade and having zen the House on sock"
m recently occupied by said VIM. H. Bagwc a. Grocery ana
Ganary Store shall keep hand general and well selected
Family Groceries, Grain and very many articles,
all will sr very cheap, fer cash Also, have EN-
p,oyed VIM H. agwr Md and assist me IN carrying On anu
conducting ard am not acquainted WIN Tue
various branches do hereby authorize and ap
nont him. said VIM. H. Bagwell, Clerk with ui power
all purchases and sales and To do all ohcr
carrying and assisting ia conducting The aforesaid bust
ness The former Of the House, and public generally
are solicited with their patronage, and are assured
JOHN ID. BOWLS.
pichmond S.n,cubcr II. 5-4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

. "s Land for safe, eicuen miles from Richmond.
IA bers offer for sale between 800 and 900 acres of
ss lie county Of Hanover, II miles from Richmond
o ,old leading to Hanover c. II. The land Ia Of the
y Of high land In this county, and will be divided
\, ' Containing from 300 to 30 each, with
lpiy Of wood and water TO each lot. There is mari
,,, ana larse body Of creek low grounds, which will
~ among the lots. II not disposed Of previous to
. nth day Of October next il will then be offered
n, nn' on The premises, at ~ O'Clock, NJ.
n ofiaon respecting the land, terms, &C., applica
Made to either of the subscribers, living IN the neigh
EDWIN SHELTON,
81 WIN. ii. HOWARD.
39-wtlO22awtds
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1s4l
SEPTEMBER, ls4.
I5OO Packages Staple and Fancy, Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS.


hGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
Aug. 81

Sale of the Eagle Hotel and four Tennments adjacent.
DY virtue three Deeds Of Trust, wit, deed by
Abner Robinson and Henry King John Brockenbough and
Anthony Robinson J, Trustees, dated 3olh Ocobe lse-a
deed by the same grantos Charles VIM Dahncy Trustee
dated ard December S-and deed by lsham Pickett and
Frances R. his wife Samuel Taylor and Holden Rhodes s
dated January, 1885, all Of record in the Office Of the
Hastings Court of Richmond will be sod the premises
by public auction Monday the st day Of November
si fair the fair day. three tenrmens on or
Main street. the city Of Richmond including the property
called the Eagle Hotel with the appurenances rs described IN
the deeds aforesaid: Aso eqal Undivided molety
OF two men their appuenances being the ene
hstrsc in the said city, formerly called the Profile
House. fronting 20 feet 10 inches on 18th street.
in said city, being first mentioned and de-
scrbed in the last aforesaid The sale will be made for tho
purpose raising money due under the deeds afore
tees will convey only vested in hen but they believe
the title to ndspuabc The sale will take place al II O'clock
The terms be third cash. approved negotiable notes
days, hearing third in months and the
l2 last instruments TO bear interest from
the of Approved negotiable notes will he required for
the two instruments and deed Of trust The property
The will be made under the said deeds seveny and In
and Of the property
said Deeds respectively will be sold under them
parts will appear by reference 10 the deeds
And sale shall be made under the prior in
cumbrances aforesaid either Of te will be made under
them. JOHN BROCkENBKOI0b,
a. ROBINSON JR.,
&. w. DABNEY, Trustees.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
II. RHODES,
Tr,r 81 o2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

sns, teutre Department, Sept 81 le4l.-Proposals will
at This Department until the 2lst day of October
purchase of the Convict Slaves in the Penentiay,
NJ epreved for transportation beyond the limits Of
watts. BY order Of the Acting Governor,
~. WM. Ii. RICHARDSON, See'y. Comm:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
Richmond, Sept. II, 1871.

nR EMPIE's SCHOOL will open usual, October ISL 20
~ French German Hebrew, any of the scientific ba @
of Collegiate course, there will be an eIra Charge
month. ~ no
Sept IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

stock Fueign and v nnds consisting IN part CT
Rose whitney, markinaw and duil Blankets
Superior French cotton do
Napt Cot;ons and white Plains
Sariineis aud Kentucky Jeans
Washington and other krrscys
a fall assortment az flannels
Pilot, beaver, aud water pronf Cloths
Doeskin, Diamond and fancy CaSsimeres
Cut velvet, ioinct, and other Veslings
Bonhakincs and Nerinos
Printed Saronrs
American aud English chntZ Prints
Rich black aud London do
Bishop Lawns and Swiss Muslins
Matteoni Insiring
Rubinaccs and other Servings
Irish Linen and Diapers
Brown and bleached Table Cloths
SGperfne Brown Holland
Woodstock and II. 5. Gloves
Brocha and thlbe Shawls
Moravlan, J.. ". and Hose
Paten; Threads, &c.
All Of which they offer the reasonable terms to pune
lua customers. THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
81 Jg-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

T1ALL IMPORTATION OF CHINA, QuEENSWARE, &c
August, sil.-By the llarkaway dischagins, am in
receipt my usual supply of Fall Goods Amongst them will he
found variety aud style o patterns and shapes, entirely new
aud altogether unequnIled before in this market
Also recently purchased and receiving, from the various
manufactures this country large stock OF rich ana common
pressed and plain every Glass
es German and Britannia CastoSone-wae, &c &c
All which the puckae epacked TO ORDER upon the
most favorable terms WM +. BU LEX,
3 doors aJovc the Bell Tartrn.
Anp II 29-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WE offer the following Goods To merchants o" of cash. or
w punctual PAYMENT
e5 hi,is low priced New Orleans Sugar
As do prime Porto Rico do.
do do. 81. CroS do.
Is do do. Cuba Clarified do.
10 t;erces New Orleans do. do.
30 tbls Crushed do.
Is boxes cheap Lump 10.
25 do Coverings single Loaf do
IS do Woosey & Woolsey's splendid double refined
$50 bags prime green Lasura Coffee
100 do. do. Rio do
80 do do. Old Java do.
so do do. Old Maracaibo DO
40 do do. Large Bean Old White do.
lao bbls prime New Orleans Moasses
25 hhds. low priced West India do.
90 do. prime Porto Rico do, Tor retailing
100 boxes Soap, all qualities
SO do Hus Patent Candles
SO do do.
SO do best Sperm do.
300 kegs hest cut Nails
o00 bags Shot, assorted
Imperial Cunpowder Teas in G, 10 and 20 Id. boxes
Liverpool flied sack Salt
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
10000 lbs. prime Western Middling Bacon
80, 900 lbs. do. Family do hog round
10000 lbs Hams
10000 lbs Shoulder Bacon, cheap
Pepper Ginger, Aspice Mace, Coppeas, Nader, indigo
Mustard Backing, Wrapping and Writing Paper Cotton aud
Wool Cards, Cunrowder, and many other articles We In
addition the above constantly receiving fresh supplies
WYATT & WHITE.
D Barns Co.'s Axes unsurpassed for beauty and excel
ece by any Axe made and low price, These Axes
HOME MADE. w. & w.
Sent. 31-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
Jefferson Medical College Of PHILADELPHIA

I)ICHMOSD hCADEMf-1he patrons of the Richmond AGA
Ii DENY the public generally informed that this nsti-
viii be ,eopened Monday the dt of October next I'M
der the direction Mr. Chas Shaw, Professor Of Ancient
Languages Dr. Maupn Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy Mr. j. Outlet Professor of Modern Languages
This organization WILL hoped completely satisfy the pub
lie expectation being contemplated to render the course of in
structon thorough in every department of The school
Crea, attention. will also be paid the English branches Of
education. - -
The Terms will year ending the 3lst Of July $50
elusive pdern Languages for which an additional Zee o u
charged Fees payable one half in ADVANCE the remain
Sen, D. 49, " 40-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

IxTANTED at this Office, Apprentice to the Printing
w Business Boy from ii TO l6 years Of age, possessing
good English Education
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

NTOTICE-a Legacy hundred dollars lett
by John billiard Of Spotts rounty Va TO his son. Jas
Diard who was some ago resident Of Bedford county,
Va but he is supposed moved OF the Western
states This therefore him. any of his friends that
the Estate my hands, and he get By an
49, " THOS. n. SMITH,
Of john Diiard, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

NTOTICE-a Legacy sixteen hundred dollars was LETT
billiard who was SOME ago resident Of Bedford county,
supposed have moved 10 some Of The Western
States inform him. OF his friends tat
the '''''' III my "''' Execute, q: S zS,! r.!
Sen, ? 35-u
WAGONS HARNESS, &c-Wagons, Carts and pays, with
w an assortment of Wagon Harness and Gear of every de-
scp,on made the Pententary Va and for sale al Tie soe'
on l4h street as-sw
Aug IL Gov
Sunday night, the ls August large bay 0rse, els ye
old, mark his back, caused by The saddle, o. aas 'o
recollectrd. reward oil len dollars VIII De
paul "f0" ms 'e'''s' KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER::
Aug.6 2o-u
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Iwil give the above
" reward for the and delivery secured IN
them again, the following ive Negroes VINO ran
away On The first belonging 10 the Lower BYRD
Plantation in county @ for either Of them viz
@ 70 Sa fear G%e iI s lost MS
Jim Ross 90 years old yellow complexion small hack
eyes, high cheek bones, he sews traces oil ndan ood about
Nim1od abou, 40 years old getting bald the crown Of his
head has law walk down look, feet inches hl.l
William Tnsley about 30 old prominent eyes rather
features dark but not black feet 10 inches nigh
Reuben old short and Stout good looking ieet nail
ss Nerroes went off together from Richmond They
eI so San. n Inc county, OF may VA H. sANEns
Lower byrd Plantntion Gooehand, ca, May % Ill
Houses and Lots at Louisa Court House for sa'e at
Public AUCTION.
WILL be sod on HondGv the h day of October next,
w uha being Louisa Court Louisa Court House. the Real
Estate Of which Elizabeth Sanddgc died seized ann pos
sesscd consisting of Houses and Lots the terms 9" sac,
which will be accommodating will he made known n III. M VI
sale. GI,,h !. M -, ~, ~. r ,...a,'I'
| g., 35-2awtds
A I.BEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-The two Thousand acres
f my Eenheim Land heretofore advertised Is SIN -" Se
, 1919, y, lv " JAMES ROSS.
otres " - NJ. Eff
MISS MACKENZIE with many thanks for Inc liberal pa.
hers
snccty announces that will be rcopned on the hrst
peS = i.' ~, w t'o " 3a-tOO
AIRS DREW would respectfully inform her friends and pa
WI irons School will he eopened for the reception oil
Boarding and Day Scholars Monday the 4t day Of October
next M =
Sept IL '--i
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS (as Charles Eds & Som, y
are receiving by the ships United states England and "a
lcdon Rrandcr Liverpool and by late arrivals from the
North large and desirable stock Of Dry Goods Hardware and
Cutlery which, purchased for cash. they will he
able 10 offer 10 friends and country merchants
rally the most reasonable terms.
Richmond Sept. TO- le4l "-lW
oOO KEGS WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES, assorted, for
SUI sale, at the PENlTENTIARY STORE, l4M strtct.
Ann II 2S-Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

A LAD aged IL well educated and Of good character de
n sires employment elsewhere, Store, in
other similar situation For PARTICULARS address No. 1885, Pos
Office, Richmond.
Senf 81 40-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

Y1TAGONs HARNESS, &c-Wagons, Carts and Drays with
w an assortment Wagon Harness and Gear of every de-
scp,on made Pententary Va and for sale al Tie store,
on lih street. =. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

FALL DRY GOODS.
THE have their stock nf FALL
4 AND WINTER DRY GOODS, and are in daily receipt Of
the cmander tile whole comprising unusually large and
nanfng assortment which they invite the attention Of
chlSers generally
By Tie 10Th instant their supplies will he fully complete,
which they shall he prased country friends.
BINfORDS, BACON & BASkERV Ill.
Richmond. Sept Sd, 1871. 34-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

- The above property will he sold at auction on me i '
q se next, unless previously disposed oil al private ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
FALL DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers Invite the attention Of their former customers
aud country merchants generally 10 their full and desirable
stock Of Foreign and Domsl Dry nnds consisting I'D part CT
Rose, whitney, markinaw and duff Blankets
Superior French cotton do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

ICII aRDSOS Co.. tat the store formerly occupied BY ia
Tucn Taylor Co.. have in STORE and receiving vel
selected Fall Dry Goods, which offered for sale
reasonable terms Purchasers requested 10 the
snriment, which will be complete IN a few days.
Sept, 3 3i-sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

rTNEN DOLLARS REEARD.-Sirayed from our PROMISES on
Sunday night the August large bay Horse eci years
old upon back caused by the saddle oil dark color
recoected reward OF len dollars VIII be
paid upon his delivery to U.s. ~ ,r,, ,rpp
49, 26-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

Ns particular information may be had, by reference to Jere
~ Morton, Esq., who will be in Richmond until the sth OF
r and a- thar PERIOD on his Farm adjoining "the Horse
By letter. addressed me, Racoon Ford o. Cnpepe
asay, Va GEORGE MORTON.
March &c lS4 left
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

YOUNG MAN, Soutron, nf habits, and literary
n competency, desires employment Pirate Tator, in
school. Address No. 49a, Post offcc Richmond.
Sept "a 40Sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

l sail three Tracts of Land in good state of improve
% and clover plaster finely upon them They are now
condition bring abundant crops Of corn wheat tobacco,
~ AID we'll adapted grass. Such selection oil valuable
d' rarely offered those who may seek an investment IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed Of Trust executed by
BENJAMIN Sea and Sarah his wife, and Mary " Sheppard,
nm the 4th February Alfred Winston in the
of sfy 10 Trustee shall proceed 10 SELL FRDAr, the st
October s4 at IL A. NJ il fair if not, the next fair day,
the premises in enro county, certain Tract Of Land,
one and acres also the
same time and place Negro Girl named Judy about twelve
wears Old shall convey only such title as Is vested In as
Trustee, winch is believed TO be good
BENZ DUVAL, Trustee
Sent 3g-t2Uct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

u ERKSHIRE HOGS FOR SALE-A fine young Berkshire
ID Boar, year old, and very superior animal.
Several Pss-ul blood and others ot blood Ifor ne sow
sold price. If not previously disposed Of they
The o0tb October next WM. ii. RICHARDSON.
picbu,ond sen, 39-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

September 10, 1911.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

Bowling Green, LIST. Sept, ls4l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28

~ The abov. postponed until Wednesday the l5'h oil
~ s.y Al vi .ch time it will certainty take place.
FRANCS y: SCOTT, Commissioners
SAML. c. SCOTT,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

at. M. Tucker is the candidate for Cover
nor of Mississippi on the anti-bond paying
ticket. ID. 0. Shattuck is the wing candi-
date,-he was once pedler, and stone cut
ter,-good at both, and will certainly be Gov
ernor, and good one too."
The above is taken from Tennessee paper.
1t is strickly true, Judge Shattuck has arisen
from these humble vocations to the honorable
station of circuit Judge, which he has filled
with credit to himself and advantage to the
community. He will no doubt be elected
Governor of this State. and then provided he
discharges the duties of that high Office as
satisfactorily as he has those of the one he
has recently filled, it is impossible to say where
his promotion will end. He is decidedly a
man of talent, as his success in life incontesti.
bly, proves, and great favorite with the peo'
pie. Mechanics do you see thisl This is the
aristocrat you are called upon to vote for-s
man who has been mechanic himself, and
who boasts of it on all occasions.
1t is said, when Gov. Metcalfe of Kentucky
was candidate, at public meeting at Louis.
vile, he was tauntingly told he was stone
cutter. What did he do? Did he deny i'll
Mol but taking up stone in the presence o
the assembled crowd, be worked upon it fo
several hours, until it equalled the work Q
the best workman upon the canal, What die
the people doi Vote against him because hs
was mechanic! MOI they elected him.
True Issue.