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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
TO TnE VIRGINIA AND y. = rnn1,c

Inc subscriber proposes, IL patronage will war
rant The enterprise TO publish in the City of Wash
ington, Daily Political Journal, to he called the
"OBSERVER." II subscriptions will Justify hin.
MS wish is TO issue the first number on the first
Monday OF June neXt-one week or two at farthest
alter the commencement OF the Extra Session Of
Congress.
The Observer, If il goes into operation. will eri
iieiso freely and unreservedy the action of tho
Federal Government without clear, favor, or affec-
tion" 1t will look for support to the People. and the
People only. Having taken an active part in the
election OF Gen. Harrison, ardently hoping Ind con-
hdenily believing that his Administration will ius-
Wy the generous confidence, and fulfil the patriotic
expectations OF the American People, | yet pledge
myself to extend to il no undserminaiing support.
shall be happy to praise, but not afraid to CEN
sure. lhaye long ago promised my conscience
never to be man worshipper, never to sustain any
man or any set Of men, against the Constitution Of
the country. This vow mean TO keep 10 the best
of my ability, so heIpmo God
II the People will sustain me in this attempt, the
fruits Of near go years Of editorial experience shall
be dedca'ed diligently and liborousy, to render
The Observer worthy Of their favor. promise them
and will redeem it, that they shall have political
print at Washington, Il not able, yet honest, faith
ful and true TO them and the cause ofthe country.
and the Rights Of the States and Of the People.
Whether print is is not required at the Federal
Metropolis, whose elnngs shalt be to the States
and not to the central authority, leaye il to the
country to say.
throw out these proposals now, intending in
short time TO be more specific. | wish to ascertain
Il there exists disposition to support paper nt
Washington which will give cordial support 10
Gen. Harrison or any other President, while he en-
tiles himself to 1t by the Constitutionalty Of his
course. but which will primarily be Jealous and dis,
uusuu Of Federal power, and certainly moro
prompt to attack its excuses than TO aeauiosce II
them, let who will be at the head Of the Govern
ment.
AS the time Is limited, request those who ar
disposed to support me in this enterprise, TO an
nounce 1t 10y letter.
JNO. II. PLEASANTS.
Richmond, March 22d, 1871.
ny Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg InteIllssnse
Iynohhufg Vfginan, Winchester Republican, DAWN
Reporter, National Incllscncer, Raleigh Register
STAY and other papers exchanging with the whig are
specially requested To give this Prospectus few ln,e
tons
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To ihs Editors Of Ire Irhir

Gentlemen: A great deal has been said in III.
newspapers and elsewhere, about MIR TavIor boye
ing been brought forward by the friends of Mr.
stanard for the purpose Of defeating MIR Daniel
Now am plain man. not much used TO scrihbIins
Tor newspapers and having no disposition 10 cng,e
IN newspaper warfare, therefore saw matthias
about the proprieiy Of attacks of this kind unon =
large portion OF the respecta bic citizens of Richmond
IL seems TO me TO require very ordinary decree Of
charity TO suppose that the gentlemen al whose go.
hcitauon Mr. Taylor consented TO serve ,vere a..
tuated by other motives than personal ani,nos;,v
towards Mr. Daniel. But OF this, cav. the nnLi;,
TO Judge. My only object in troubling Won is IN
state pam matter OF fact, Of which the nnbi;c
generally IS not apprized, and that is that ,bs
prime mover IN this whole business birbi1, 70
spectacle gentleman who first suggested Mr. Tav-
iors name-who irst took measures to bring hin,
forward as candidate, was a friend To- and would
have voted for MIR Daniel in preference 10 Mr. San.
ard. do not think it necessary TO name the cen.
ueman alluded TO, but his name is at the seTvies ~
any one who wishes it. The truth is Mir Tayio,
was brought out by friend Of Daniel and moi Of
Stanard, and many Of the friends of both have raj
lied 10 ms support IN consideration of his
years, his high legal attainments, his known busi
ness character and conciatory manners-aIl well
calculated 10 advance the interests and o,nerI y
OF our city. Far Dr..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

uisa y The stale slang with whicha IL rspls,e
places beneath criticism. I, scarcely sspirss to
peak truih-and 10 well content 10 substitute "A.
'efnon foe proof "rhe grs...hopper style" in
winch Is written betrsy its paterni,y-and point.
10 source. whence all uncharitab was 10 be
expected.
The Msrtinsburg Gazette thus no,cesh.
LOCO FOCO ADDRESS. The ENQUIRER 9TH.
.oeh contains an Address Of the Loco f,co mem.
so' .he Legislature, to the people Of Virginia, in
nc OF the coming election, which sets out from
e very commencement, with an attack upon the
RESIDENTS Inaugural and his Administra,ion. The
address has all the venom which ,hoss Who ,.,d
VIZ enquirer, have seen spit forth by that sheet
eser SINCE the Cabinet appointments Of Gen Har.
sou nave been made public. IL abounds with la
sLss ou' tone attempts to stamp the name and
,;n. OF Federalism upon the new cdminstra.
o, even atthls early day,--reiteracs all Ritehc's
' eoout Abolitionism,-and, although il con.
p Zen: Harrison's disclaimer, while he was in
onnond OF this latter charge. as far as MIR. Gran.
SCI concerned, (authorized by Mr. GIL yet, in the
t'y next paragraph the base insinuation is made
sna, .ne postmaster General is in full communion
WIN .ne aooliton,sts, by inquiring "whether hi,
appo'n'ment, as Postmaster General, has not been
$500. s grateful concession to that party, whose
aouve agency secured to Gen. Harrison The nom
ihauon OF the Harrisburg Conventions
dissatisfaction Is expressed in the Address with
I'm, was SAID IN the Inaugural. on the subject of
80: esh relations, and though the President in.
,hn a'eu ne should do all in his power,o preserve
sp'eneuc document cannot imagine how this !, to
TIC done, unless the President tells them ali abon, II
ana this, too, before he enters upon his duties
Z nc attempt, to give the wings the name of IN.
,L" parry Is exceedingly amusins. OF course,
these gentlemen have undoubted ey,dene. of Nh.
run OF thus charge, in the proscriptive spin, with
~n'Ih the wings in the Legislature Reelected GER
'a'n Locos at Richmond, last winter.
nc Address, with all its magniiy and misre
presentation together with the dolefu tone in which
), is Tor the most part written will barjv Iva
again in Virginia" WV 'ae''oh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
RICH MOND:
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 40.
HIGHLY INTERESTING pApERs

"esuomlt this morning two papers Of very great
interest," aud await the public Judgment upon them
~"n enure confidence that it will ultimately
eoneide IN the cons,itutionaty Of the grounds as.
'umsd, and TIE force of the reasoning adopted bv
EACH We mean the letter of acting Governor Pat.
Ton 10 Gov. Seward, surrendering the fugitive Cur
ry' and the Protest of the minority of the Senate
against what is called "Bsyly's Bill" lately passed.
containing provisions affecting our navigaLle inter-
course with New York after May 1912. The Pro.
test, IN our belief, in conjunction with that Of the mi.
hori'y oithe house, will lead the repeal Of that bill
a''ne next session of the General Assembly, before
goes into operation and the substitution Of some
o'ner plan OF action more effective and less excep-
nonsoie. This paper is the reputed production
OF the Senator from this District, and ought to
nave been published ten days ago, as we
oeheve 1t preceded in order OF time, tha, of
tho minority Of the House. United in public
consideration, as We hope they will be, they furnish
an argument agains, the late BILL of extreme power
and coyency
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
GooDRICH's pictorial. GEoGRApuv


We briefly noticed this work before and unon ~
animation OF its contents we agree with the Com.
pi'er IN saying that it is excellent work. bv NJ,
o. W. Goodrich, alias "P,isr ParIey,n whose nam,
alone is enough to recommend the work to po,ul,r
iA'0r' IL contains more than a thousand enprav.
'"sS' OF manners, edriOsities, buildings, animals.
p'u"''' %c'' together with many maps It is the
latest ana most comprehensive OF all works on Ge-
osraphy-and the style is simple and concise. free
from scientific and difficult terms, and illustrated
as Is It's study must be peculiarly pleasing and
interesting TO youth, while it is vast store. hons.
OF most valuable Geographical knowledge and COM
meteal intelligence. 1t is work that deserves N,
particular attention OF merchants. The United
States are fully treated of, and there is much val.
liable information with regard to the Western
states Texas, &C., not before presented in such
FORM
MIR James p. Neale is the agen, for the work in
this place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
10 "a, Rdiiar, Of "a, Hhir.

Gentlemen; The gentleman who nominated MI
Lancaster At the public meeting referred 10 in the
article signed or, in your paper Of Wednesday
last supposing that injustice IS done 70 his motives
in the manner In which his conduct is spoken Of
take pleasure in stating, IN compliance with his
friendly requesf, that no other motive was designed
TO be imputed TO him, than that whiehis plainly in
ferrable from tho language Of the article. certain
ly believed that he aotuated IN his course upor
that occasion mainly by desire n defeat the cleo
ton Of Mr. Daniel, but he has since declared thu
such was not the fact and have no reason to doub
the truth or sincerity ofhis statement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
ID Il Il ICIA Al.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE president

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Jno Chambers, to be Governor of the Territory
OHIO ii. w. Stull, to be Secretary for said Terri.
Tho'. b. Johnson, to be Marshal for said Tsri,o-
Cornelius Darragh, TO be Attorney for the Yves.
. .s District OF Pennsylvania, Walter Forward.
acceptance. "sS'''e' "'
Charles Hopkins, to be Solicitor OF the Gensr.l
-, foSTMkSTERs.
Sha1'es l.. Porter, at Hartford, Connecticut.
D. II. jerks. at Nantucke', Mass.
JUSTICES Oh THE PEACE
, ench Rinsgold, Geo. w. z. Gusts, ]. w. Mino,
Edgar Snowden, and Reuben Johnston, nil for ,hs
county oi Alexandra, in the District of CoIumbis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
MoHRoE WAsp.
AN APPEAL To CESAR.

several Voters" IN the Wing Of this no,o;o,
me 2i'h'l who mean to make the City Sergeant ii
Se,t question" are informed by many voters friend.
enge, and 70 the polls say We and let he nne,,;,
be settled by the People. II is what was promissJ
and what they wished. We are willing TO lei tb,
question he Ferguson or Goddin II you be1t 1s II /.
the people, If We beat you, it is the people stili'
RAIR pTAV
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To Ms Eatort Of n. wLir
JETFERsos wAEp

Gentlemen; Please announce in your paper thu,
the following named gentlemen will be voted for al
the next Ward Elections: -
JETFERsos WAED.
.idsTmsn-Francis Wicker. Russell D,5l.,, T Il,
te61ry Darlington, Samuel Hardgrove.
C04He'hneT-John A. Lancaster, John Dove. Jno.
= freeman, Samuel SuOleit, Loitin y. Elicit,
MADisoS WARD
.HdsT|eH- Edmund Bailey, Alexander Duv,l.
Samuel Shepherd, Hugh w. Fry.
Counet!nsn-Jno. Rutherford, Gu,tavu,A Nc.
ers, >. d. crensha~, Vim. A. Pat,eson, James Be-.
MONROE WAHp.
-: AaSrmsn-Thomas Miegfe, Samuel +. Pulli,m.
WIN. d. Wren, Peter w. GruLbs.
C0tHeiimsH-James f. Heath T,,,.s C..L:.
George w. Munford, Joseph Mayo, Ro. G.. Scott
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
To he Ediiort ofh, Yhi-

You Will please insert the following tickle, for tn.
support Of Jefferson Ward:
For CoHne ;lmen-John 4. Lancaster lob, No..
John Freeman, Samuel Hardgrove, Richard o. Hss'
kins.
t9r .OisiIiTa!sS-Thos. Cowles, Francis Wick
er, Liu.ebury Darlington, Simon Cullen
Fsr .MayOT-Gen. Lambert.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
Prom the Na,iin'bwE 0a1,tf..


The Wing County Convention for the noroi,,,;oD
Of candidates, to represent Berkeley Count, - ,I,
"eTi House Of Delegates, was held IN tbs Con-,
House IA hiHIn'burg, on Saturday las. The
proceedings Of the Convention and Of the pre,i,,,
meetings will both be found in our columns linda,
Inc ehoiee Of the Convention fell upon James M .
Newkirk md Edmund r. Hunter.
JEFFERSON.
Inc Convention for this County, assembled m
Monday the 18Th instant, ond nominated C.o,
moier and Anthony Kennedy, ESQ., very s,,ong
ueket No Candidates have yet taken the 6.d
e''her IN Jefferson Of Berkeley, in behalf Of ,be
Loco Poeos.
MORGAN.
The Wings Of Morgan on Monday las, ma,
Cromwell OHIek, Esq, in nomination for 70 ,i.,.
ton. The Loco Fooos, we learn, are pr.n,,ioo -,
desperate effort TO recover the County ,,J ..
'ne same day nominated Peter Oyche, Esq as tb,i,
e1noio''e We feel quite confident, that the sfF,rt
~ % VAIN and bootless. Indeed, il cannot b,
oln''"l'e' Tie Wings Of Morgan nre t,u. :,
themselves and to their country, and we are bv NJ
means prepared TO believe, that the unf,di,, H.,
res winch hey won in the esmpsions n Ia, -
viii now be suffered 10 witbsr and A., ~
"s'"'S !" l'e discharge Of their duties or bv div
Sons among themselves. WV
Me.'f' Barton and Lucas, the two rival ,.od,
dates for Congress, addressed the p,onl. 80 ,lr
ierson at the March Court. We were ~, -.
az the discussion, but have underwood ,bs, 80,
acquitted himselfIo the enure satisfaction Of :;
political friends. ~
u seems to be understood, that our late SENATE,
~ y Faulkner, Esq, and Col. Charles Blue. ,
hampshire have both accepted their nomination,
TOT TIE senate, and are fairly in the field. M
Faulkner will doubtless he elected TO r.,a.
,joriy. s' wa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
From the .Netc York E,,,,,,

THE AMERICAN MINISTER AND MS I.nv
Inc faris correspondent relates the following
"needote OF MIR and Mrs. Stevenson, which is n
eorrooora'ion OF many like name vres we have heard
OF IN the same quarter.
We are waiting also with so,,.
lmpatience to learn who is TO form the new Cali.
net and who are tn be the new Foreign Amb.ss,.
doris: Speaking of Ambassadors, there is !, hi, Of
gossip gong about that comes 10 me in snch - a.,
thenuc shape, and is SO generaIlv ,oId ,ssoo.,;s.
our present Minister TO England that will relate
II: stating also my firm belief in il truth IA ia ,b;
Mr ana Mrs Stevenson, 1t is well known. have Ey.
gu 'o' some years great deal IN fashionable socie-
anu nave oeen rather noted for a sort of ohseau
10 the noSles aad people OF the Inches, rank
III England. How or in what manner ibev b,yo
oo''heu such footing in such society il Is moi for
me to say, but IL can be inferred. The Dn.hos. os
u'oueester gave ball on some anniversary a ,hor,
"e sI'ee, at wHich she only invited those imme-
s'atey connected, or particularly intimate friends
lew nights before it took place Il, is said b,, NJ
- ' some party, intimated that she should like IN
a'teno, but the hint not taken and nonv;,o,;oo
was gwen LIE day before the hail. Mrs S. called
Ipo,' au lh'ltna'e Trend o: the Duchess, on whom
she had never called before, and requested IN.
20 ask Tor an invitation for the American Minister
ms vile. An application of the kind and comm.
~ uFec ana II appearing TO he favor of some i'm
porience TO the Ambassador the lady made , ,,o;n,
" ea''"s upon the Duchess IN her turn, and sta =
""S 'ne iact. The invitation was then granted n,
particular iavor-the ball took place. and of ali
the Foreign Ambassadors in Eng land, MIR Steven
son was the only one present, and this exciting
ruch SURPRISE tins story was told in explnnat ton
ne american public can judge from this little an.
ecdo'e how much benefit such an agent can be 10
them' and OF how much he has been. IL is no, We.
~ prooaole that man who is so very anxious for
personal iavors from the aristocracy of England
would ever be very forward offend that arisiocra
oy pressing upon It's attention unpleasant con-
troversies about the burning OF the Caroline or
very strong IN asserting the rights of his country 10
The North Eastern frontier, particularly il any init
nation, direct or indirect, should be made to him
mat such course would render his visits unwel.
eomeln certain circles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
PUBLIC LECTURE.

The SIKH Lecture before the Library As,oeisii
will be delivered by professor A. l.. Warns, III
the influence Of cus,om upon the Physical Sos;,t
Intellectual condition ofMan," on Tuesdsv 800
at o'clock, IN the first Baptist, near the Monnn
tai Church. Tickets Of admission NAV bs III
ell the Book Stores, at u. B. Franklin,s ,bos y,
on the hill, and at the door.
~ Advertisers are requested To hand ir ii,
advertisements nj AZ early an hour Of the "a n
practicable. Acknowledgements intended 70, ;nJ
TON IN the ensuing days paper, must be handsf|
before O'Clock, p. NJ, and those intended Ior
seruon IN Mondays paper must be handed In
sNorGey otherwise they cannot appear until I
ON sHRUP.-A args supply received 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
MARRIED..

on tuesday, the 18th inst. at Bakersville, wash.
,nstqn county, Md, by the Rev. Mr. Hoffmire,
Or. RosEEr +. KENNEDY, formerly OF She pherds,
town, Jefferson County, Va. to Miss SusAs Ur,.
Maryland. 80" "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
THE LOCO POGO AppRRss

The Wing press generally despatch thi, pnl,rv
illusion Of expiring Loco-FOeOism in short order.
brief paragraph OF twoiss oil tina, t js deemed on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
MIR. STEVENSON

We find the following scandalous p,r,,r,,h :,
the New York Express. relating to this een,em,n
'i"u inc 'euer'writter only reported Mr. 8. as be-
ing very gracious with the English Aristocracy-
greeting one, my dearest Duke," another "mv nobi.
f''s"s'" &c. the thing might have Leen credible
and ered''oble But is, i, is downright, ,eanaam
m0snafrm, and punishable with hnc and imprson.
ment in any Court in Christendom
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
JNo. II. PLEAsANTs.
Richmond. March 22d. 1871.

Tt- Richmon1 Enquirer, Petersburg Intelligence
Lynchbufg virgnisn, Winchester Republican, Dso,nI
Reporter, National IntcigcnoeT Raleigh Register al
H'af' sol other papers exchanging with the whg are RI
specially requested to give this Prospectus few ln,.
tons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
Executive DEPARTMENT,

'Gibbon vs. ogden, OH wheaton. Rspors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

To David p. Wright, Esq or any other member
OF the Republican Convention 10 he held az Cro1-
tons Springs on the 25th February, 1871"
Words quoted from The letter of a uaunch Republican
member Of Congress from the South.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

IioTs'I'' ~ ii'ii fTsTAS ti;',' :dl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
u,,u,,,. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

i. published three times rees during sae sessu"
a and ,.e'ss Ssss ap1TS 20 resi- N''
n per sana and Three Dollars for 81 SIX n mTn an
advance paid in the Office or ,ha vsar " '
pad ,h 10 ,hs may be reunited per MAUI ,as a Of ali
s at The risk o ne postage single letter
iss any account to the wrei locates as serious tax
i,>'2n'G n an extensive business WHICH
Upon a: sm ysr viii pay nine papers, annually
n T1 shall hereafter De unless specially
H. ~ sSance and for years ~ dvance for thai shorter
& ~ eicaon shall he SEM 70 a adwsnce or satisfactory
ssu SUBSCRIBER e Known aud accessible person ~ ere h
s ss,brr or his from new subscriber who Is nnac
rcao ,s The conditions, single nun reruIaon
M s ~" ability to pay may PC
- Tue pubiisher and VINO may r me when The advanced
aaa .e ta0 y he erased from the list OF r.
naynenl dae' Of the Editorial Cosrea,oa q a.
p' s,me Of the results of the COLLECTIVE WI
These the Editorial Corps oi r saS
DON aud W Richmond, On ang =, nhdeThe interests
~ and Interests require, an aiven
Of is otlem. ssvea" pnsn.s No class Of men has
no Ensih Of the Credit Sgse@ ihah .S from
@ great S!SSy landing the Of the
oae system been indueea 10 ~ his ONCE
E;on the Book, who are in arrears ,T who
We ~ - -. sir, nent will posittSee NC s
:. j.. commencement oil our heN sn,.,>c
a. '' TERMS OF ADVERTISING: =, N.u,s,a
-r,,, - he recomme TO the Editors OF NY hi,
,ou the commonwealth to publish !" ,v adhere 10
@ their sates adverisns ana nns such as to give
~ same and that these prices De a 'w"! '
nsnsacn for labor performed. M Editorial Convention
:. sr,s.n lines or less, first inse1ion' 20 GEMS ~
each continuance % cents ,ccomnauisd with the advance
- satisfactory references to insure Sim ner annum
Fa hose whose may amount 10 Of 10 per cent
discount a,,, and Marriages from the country. W annen
M oay handwriting unknown al ms n .se neshboroo
ne@ ~ n" no case be published every measure I hereto
tn srn proven, mposiion and ss n eh case upon
6 being certified by the name oil ''e
500, on II, back of the letterJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

subscribers having taken the house the street i'm
in front of The Bell Tavern and door to Messrs.
s Hi Son, intend 10 carry the Auction and Commits
IN all its branches. They will also inform their
A - m The public that they will continue their former hsi
i NEGROES, and collecting debts City of Rich
ta a throughout the State Of Virgnia-thus giving
M others nm opportunity of having collected
lin favorable terns They hope by strict attention
ho addition 10 their already very liberal patronage Their
- VIII De ready 10 receive goods the lf,h inst.
Pc n ROBERT HILL & CO.
charge for hiring negroes will be per cent for
d. me same q do for collecting 500 in the city,
res Under SlUo, do. They will also attend to the ne
bee y !! case Of sickness through the year.
66-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
Nov q

EFTY DOLLARS REIvARD-Ran away from The snhserinrt
living in Mddesey county, on the 9Th OF the present month
pepro man named Charles Charles is very likely, hFeh
mulato fellow with very light blue eyes, about twensX years
old five eight inches high, and well rroportloncd lie
had on hen left brown cloth osc coat blue csnet pan
falcons and white lie left withonany prorocation what
ever and is no doubt cndvorng get 10 free state lie Is
smart sensible fellow and is well calculated 10 pass no
tested will give the above reward fur The apprehension ana
delivery secured jail 50 that can ntt MN
AGAIN ANY information concerning him will be thankfully re-
ceiyed My address, Chuchve Mddlesex County, pr.ina
~ 80 WM. X. PACE.
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
ACADEMY.

CUNIUTtTJ
TIME newt Session Institution will on the ISL
n Fcrnnry and the last of June II is siiua
ted in Caroline county forty mites North of Ricmnnd and three
~, Sn ,ha richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad The
If instruction comprises the languages and sciences ntre
ory to thorough preparation Of students for Colleges and Uni
versites The price of board and tuition Tor inc Session I" i've
months il 500, payable in advance. -, 10000, -
Persons DESTROYS of information relative to the academy are
M annexed testimonials Of Judge John y Mason Of soulan
ioa and Of Rogers and Harrison Of s = , r
cons and wards al This Seminary, will direct their letters Con-
cor, , A,ane'''' e' +. W. COLEMAN, Pres't.
S"ose"ei'' ]. d.. COLEMAN.
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- FMOVAT OF LAW OFFICE-he subscriber has removed
= ms MS 1 I1 e. n, ~, JOHN NJ. PATTON.
pea ny 1uuse staHa'"' T5-eoiw