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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
GSThe Wings of New Hampshire have

GTThe Wings Of New Hampshire have
nominated Col. JOSEPH CiLLEY, ofNoiting-
ham, for Governor Of that State. Col.
CuLEy was distinguished, during the last
war, at the battle of Lundy's Lane. while
Henry Hubbard, his Loco Foco compete
tor, made himself famous during the same
period, by drumming up delegates to attend
the Hartford Convention. The latter gem
tleman is, therefore, termed Democrat, the
former E" British Wing"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
OFrIcAL.-A Court OF Inquiry to consist Of
Commodore STEWART,
JAcOB JONES,

OGDEN HOFFMAN, Esq. of New York, Judge Advo-
cate, has been ordered TO convene at New York for
the purpose Of inquring into the late unfortunate
transaction on board the U. S. brig Somers. hadi-
sonian.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
From the Missouri InteliD,ne

1.-THE principles which would govern Mr.. Claws
administration if elected are we'll known to the M.
ton. They have been displayed upon the floor Of
Congress for the last seventeen years. They consi.
tute system of American policy, based the agri-
culture and manufactures Of his own country upon
interior as well as foreign commerce-upon interior a.
well as oardmprovement-upon the independence
of the new word-close commercial alliances with
Mexico and South America. II is said that others
would pursue the same system answer, that the
founder othe system is the natural executor Of his
own work That the most efficient protector %
American iron lead, hemp, wool and cotton, would
safest friend to Interior commerce would be the states
man who has proclaimed the Mississippi to be the SEES
of the West the most Jealous promoter of internal
improvement, would be the President who has tri-
ton of national roads and canals success
full applicant for treaties with MEXICO and South
America, would be the eloquent advocate Of, own
independ ence."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
MIR. BENTON "NEyER CHANGES !"

1t will be reccollected that Mr.. Benton
recently published letter in the Globe, sta
ting emphaticaly that he "never changed his
position" We append an extract from q
letter written by Mr.. Benton, and published
in the Missouri Tntelligencer lover his sigma
ture (which fatty contradcs his late asser.
ton. We challenge him to deny tho genu.
| ineness of the letter extracted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
FRANCE.

The French journals have been occupied principal
ly in discussion upon the recent victories of the Brit
ish troops in India and China and they claim for the
French nation TO be placed upon the same footing for
carrying on commerce with China Great Britain
by the terms Of the ,reaty recently concluded
The French government has refused to propose to
the Chambers annu the treaties Of 1881 and 1888
between England and France for the suppression OF
the slave trade NJ Guzot is threatened with loss Of
Office for his decision
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
PORTUGAL.

The new American tariff has caused the most VIC.
lent dissatisfaction The negotiations with the Court
Of Rome were suspended until the recovery Of the
patriarch elect from a temporary Illness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
POETRY.
"nru,4 W. KEN Sc '''.rFo

Lines written hv the iau " ,sr ,annh. when J
- ,r,n and iacrl hy Inn cm table OF lady on
t n,ynin. ~ her marriage" having, few days before pre-
srn,r him with piece plush, make par oil shoohs
brtcches. -,
When all. on This ausr!ciolS day,
Well pleased Their grateful homage pay,
And sweet, smile, and softly say
4 thou sand ld!!r speeches,
Me muse shall teach tuneful strings,
Nor sca.n The gift her dury btnss,
4 pair of shooin. hrtccheS
Soon shall the aiuG's N: -tc al
Have "a, hionei them III ever! ;a't,
md made them light, and spruce, and smart,
With turnty thousand stitches;
Then mark the moral Of my song
oh. may your loves but prove strong,
And wear as well. aud Lass as long
rs these, my shooi,n: breeehes
And when, ease this toad OF life,
lake unto nysc!fa wife,
ask uut wealth nor riches;
Temper Ike thine alone pray
Temper like thine, serene and cay,
Inclined like thine IT, away,
Nor wear Ia, -cif--'l- hreerkss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL P2oPERTY..B
virtue Of nerd Of Trust. executed by Thomas Jor
bearing a5h day OF August 1875 ard Only record
ed in In. Clerk, Office County Court Of King William We
shall On TUESDAY day OF Nay next proceed to sell upon
The premises Tavern and Out Houses and " aud other ap
thereon situated Ay!ctts Warehouse, in the
county of King Wam present occupied by the said Thomas
Jordan cash. satisfying the purposes Of said Trust Deed
This pronerty being located wealthy neghborhood and at
place trade and one Of Tie best stands
for Tavern country renders il desirable properly
and we'll worth Of who be disposed
TO engage in that n business The title to the property il
believed 10 be shall convey The purcha
ser such only a, Is vested in Us BY the deed.
RO. POLLARD, ru.,..s
BENJAMIN F. DABNEY, i'u'"
King william County, April ], lsA. lll-Ws~i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
subscriber the celebrated
nu,c,oy of Nuns CLARK, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fnrte possessing the latest improvements, and that
decaey OF touch AID sweetness tone peculiar TO their
nuiacturc.
Also large of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general
Piano Forcs repaired tuned, let hire and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale in this
selected from, the Of the subscriber no
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
terms than they find elsewhere In the State.
P. II. TAYLOR,
Pilna Fsrst and Macs Store, spposi,s he gsnss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

JAMES * GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission .Hcrchan,s-R Richmond, Virginia.
REFERENCES:
c. wilkins ( Co..)
Fisher e Co., Boston.
Fisher X baldwin,
!.' TaylsF ( Co., Philadelphia.
Ja-. Sicel & CO., }
Suyiam. 81 l. CO.,
j I, ;. = sa"df"'d' Atr York.
Thos. ~ PARA Washington.
I.amhcth * Mckenzie, s,,rous,,o
Classcti & Page,
Kirkland & Chase,
John Bnrgs l. Co.. Pb;,,,.
Robert Howard Co., ~
Elca 4 Herr,
Wilson :. sons, y-fi
Chs II. Shield, -'J'
Jas Smoat, GeorSctoHa.
en- EN- $' ' l,gs ssS'' '''.re, I'd
T lii"i T.; M laaa' s"nat'd, Ohio
liarsr1Te = 'lardrs,y, M,,t:., rt,rr OH,
Joseph JoGes {. TO-, ' s o
Crew < COOK, Richmond, OHIO
lo scIi' Laa dis, !: Co .vtr Orleans.
Thomas b. Winston,
Iemucl Jones. ~. Pleasant, Ohio.
VIM. Martin & Co. Cire:ee,Rs, Ohio.
Mn r. c Tnsg' Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, ST. LOUIS, No.
F-h. e1-laftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
New Haven, March IL, 1912.

Consequences Of Speeuiatioa.-The Bankrupt Law
dscoses the effects of that desolating spirit Of specu-
laon that swept the country from 1885 to 1897.
remarkable illustration Of it is afforded by the estate
Courier & Enquirer He WINS the second person to
apply for the benefit of the law, and schedule of his
liabilities and assets has found its way into the news
papers. His acknowledged debts amount to S2l7,-
439 sS-of which $40 732 - is due 10 the T. S. Bank.
Then there certain unascerained liabilities such
as for $500 acres land al Green Bay; bond of $50
900 for land at Wuerown acres OF land at Van Blu.
rem harbor on Lake Erie 10 of land at Flushing
sold in 1887 and obligation given to buy it back in
two years at S30, 600; claim him for payment for
brig, and also stock in steamboat not paid for In
regard to his assets the records Of the court say: ale
has no property except table, carpet, chairs, few
pkins sheets, &c, and the necessary wearing appa-
rel for himself and family"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
J. ]. AILEUN IT,
Deputy for 7hcma, X. JONES, {. S. c.

ESFlRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
fcrsnn ahornG under diseases kind not contagious,
admitted IN this institution n the following rates:
For any period not exceeding weeks nhne patients al So
week ed DO AT ST. For any period exceeding SIX weeks
4 deduction Of 81 week j. made IN every
The above charges include board, nursing medicines medical
Attendance surgical operations and every necefsafy attention
tr patient require. charges made
There separate wards fur tie different classes OF patients,
and the accommodations are ample and complete IN every re-
sp.ct.
Two the Professors Of The College visit the Institution daily,
havr. charge III. Surgical wards and the other ri the Me
deal The ine in ward under the charge Of the Professor Of
O.tccs IN al important the Faculty OF the College are
ca,irt! in ;iaiiou
tetltcn >eudng servants country the nnary
are expected t. give city Letters should DC address
ed Ia The President OF the lntirmary.
Dec 9s 70-wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

rErRr$ri.S SALE OF LANDRY virtue Of Deed Of
Jno. Ware and Nancy NJ Ware his wife 10
john Napier, record in the CLERKS
Office The County Conn OF nochlari, f the purposes therein
mentioned viii b. sold rnblcy Ia The highest bdcr for ready
money Thursday ih. 2!s day OF April ,t2, a, Gooc!and
the following parcels 81 L,nd situated ~
county. and qulri.
acres, bounded lands o Pace and others Ore tract
coniaiun. hundred the Little d Creek, and
bounded hy lle in!s OF William Terry aud ocsaId
hundred ard forty ric"n The
sad Ware resides bounded by the lands OF John
johnson and Others.
GEORGE STiLLMAN, Surrriny Tru.f,s.
March lJ6--wiwt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

SIR CHARLES.-This noted horse ~I , " and Moot :"
ord"arv i IN Prnee Ed~ard county, and ". be ~ be
the moderate price Of $40 the season. he season
ns Da1e 10 s in aa and The s% ,
The wiz CONNIE %" he s via 81
w,'a fa accidents bu. Tan
PrDIonrr-sir Charles was eot z ksrowsey e q
S Med.y SI By old cer Sc dwSyiL III Kso
JAMES st-va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

NorCE-The subscribers boat, Eivanna, s now rnar:
sent 10 him. 10 be shipped By his boat, Will be stored ire
The freight now Is one dollar per hces,ead Sic
commanded Thomas Bartlett. and IIa full compf
of hands horses day and night and eye:y rSea
he made 10 give general satisfaction The price fo freight By M
Ryanna shall than any other boat tie haze
JOSEPH HODGsoN.
Columbia. April l2th ,s;2 !l2-wiw
1y The Wing will copy above, and send account to &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

OoK AT THls.-Every variety Of Drugs, Medicine, p
II Oils, varn.hes etc, Of The purest kind, viz; '"'
l.inseed Oil, Lamp OIL. Castor OIL
Copnl varnsh, Japan varnsh
Black Leather yarnisiI etc.
Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves, Rhnbarb
Ginger, Alspice Jalap, Calomrl
AIoes, Gum Arabic. Gum Camphor
Sup. Carb Soda, Tararlc Acid
Mamma, Mace, Pepper, Nu IN. g.
Isngass, Putty, Madder, Fig Blue
Indigo Arrow Root, Tumeric
White Mustard Seed, Long Pepper
Rochelle Salts, Cream Of Tartar
Masnesa, Irish Moss, Iceland Moss
Giaub salts, sal,p-tre. Gentian
Liquorce, sulphur, Roll BrInsone
SIENNA, Washing Soda, pearlash
Salgraus, Ipecac., Colocynth, Opium ETC., etc.
large of Brushes from The best ulanufae0s vi,
Hair Brushes Nail Flesh, Cloth, Shaving
Shoe, Hat, Tooth, Comb and Paint brushes
Spaps-Crram, Almond Musk, Vefbena
Rose Jsss ,',, Transparent, M' 2r,,,.,
And all other kind Of Shaving, Toilet and Washing Scope
Cicar.-lmpcrial, Trabucos Havana, Principe
la Norma, Flower Congress- etc., Of the choicest kinds
Perfumes-Rose Water Lavender, Cologne
Gu. Class P"nsenis, Preston salts, Toilet Bottle.
Nursery Powder, Oriental Pearl Powder
Genuine Bears OH, Macassar Oil
Beef Marrow, Pocketbooks, Penknivos
Ivory, Silver, Horn, Buffalo aad other Combs
Snuff boxes Lip salye, Cold Cream
Pomaium, Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Percussion Caps Of all kinds
Ink-Black Blue and Red of the best quality BY gallon
Pants-whie Lead, Black Lead ground in OIL
Chrome Green Chrome Yellow, Verdgris
Pr,Issian Blue, 1erade Sienna
Ventian Red, Spanish Brown
Yellow Oehre, Vermillion, ETC., etc.
Surgical of all kinds ordered any p.r
Chewing Tobacco-Fishers Browns Wa!lha's, Grant, M
Cowes' superior Chewing Tobacco.
All. of the above articles together with others nrmcrcu,
men;ion may he had store cheaper than M
city, and OF the best kinds, which guarantee.
SAMUEL. F. DOVE
Sign of the Black Boy ami Nara,
Mansion House, Richnl,ac /,
In addition the above, every kind Of patrnt Medicines. M
Plaser., oinments, Mixtures, Cough Medicines, etc.
Feb II 9l-alw3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
By the Lteutenan, Gorrnor IF ne Snfe cf Virginia

.
a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred IN the Senate OF ms
W the resignation If John w Nash Esquire the Sc
District composed OF the counties OF Anra o~
haan Chesterfield and towa Of Petersburg the Shes ~
said the Mayor the SAID town therefore re-
qnrcd hold elections fourth Thursday III aprl Ee1t tor
Senator for the SAID District to fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under ms Governor, acting accord
ing the provisions of the Constitution, Governor,
SEAL and The lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al Rich
'''"'' ''' JOHN RUTHERFORD
IlQ-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

IMPORTED TRUSTEE VIII stand the ensuing season a, nv
stable Spring Grove Hanover Virginia eighteen MR..
North Of the city of Richmond, and within miles or
Junction Of the Richmond fredericksburg ana s"nlc and
Louisa Railroad where those who wish Ia putronize Trustee
send their Mares with safety, within few days tase ei
from the extreme South or North.
cdedly the powerful and well proporoEed hFc
has proved himself an uncommon sure ios senr l
was IL, 10 sourin. Ike 10 mares the on 70
Island and but mares failed prove in fuaan mas.
ing other s-asons he equally successful lie l. the sue
time for less than SIS oyo Fanny Green for less Than
Tyler other colt, bought b! Mr. lsnbTo"k when TIRE
yrars old ard almost uned al 00o, and co., -
w. Livingstone dam q: oiah, cannot be- purchased
s1oO and number OF Others Of his get can he sold
what moreover the fact single colt OF hi ce, tina.
tried hut what makes great promises To b. race hor>
rusec was distinguished race horse in England, and ~,
nj three old for 20a euineas 10 The BAKE of tey
after thlrd In race IN the Derby OF oi subs Tie "s
subsequently imported ny sessrs Ogden Con rt"'Na-o
better nl.rs of fine stallion. One of tie above ra .ch,
men, who doe moi At this time own any past OF a a''ri
a few day ago, thai was his candid opinion from f-
lar cross and power, that e ought /" ranA n III &
st.iof oftcd into harrica u wasl
in 1892 aud GOT b, canton. oft Of Emma iy WhS.r and
.ldc, with :hlt Of Penri"'", by nmpeter ana iG"ei y
flisbnyc The s;e al his s- Il-tee no; oiiae' %
In a,l,i 20 other of s fimly in is1J
te .iunds, the Derby If rs subscribers, ahd W.
ncr q Il wonld take entirely too mne! space ff ~ a.
ve,tsemsn like this give u!! history OF his psdre ai
eor.iancea, ur which, Iaff Register aud S?r II Tor
Timer pr!srd time ack-not kno" M the tHit dr.
cannt refer readers tie ,art:cna, nmhh Ia h. lRt
bills that intend IN have printed aud Circulated every raa
lar -lai ~ stated III full
the amount thar gentlemen who engaged mares "a hti
prced pay. TEis arrangement viii siit io>' who i.ai
pay, and prevent those VINO nshl send mares ii uc'r a
Il pay TO gea: iurr, of Tie OF Saiiars v
something Ike $1,000 due and = Nh dfHg
that dollar So 1t viii lie distinctly ualc.tG.
those who send mares 10 Trustee, thai are not Iet IN HIM 81"
none, the time. and those that remain the cash i"
he sen, when ;ey taken away s will he expected III m
case 10 the Mares left with the horse shall r vel
tended TO- and well fed, At 20 cents day. and they are ~
returned in az good condition when they leave when receive
IN charge for hoard Cob Walter Lvinsslnn Of Hrf
York, the of Trustee would not let me have in un'
Han. that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

, DowHATAY ROBERTSON, A4ioasr, AT Law, s,, -.
the Superior and Quarterly Courts Of the City Of Rc
and Ecneo, and The Courts of Chesterfield, Powhaso M
p Office the of j. B. Abbot corner of and -.
streets
March 10 lO-aus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

RI tic Lieutenant Gorernor Of TIC State Of lirginia
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred IN the Senate oil tins
w stat. BY the resignation of James Lyons Esquire the Sc
major for he district composed city Of Richmond and the
counties IL enrico Charles city, James City and New Kent the
Ma, cy The hsrs of The said countless
required fourth Thursday this
present month"; 4 for the said DISTRICT 10 I'LL the va
cancy aforesaid.
vernon in pursuance of the CONSTITUTIONS and under the
SEAL Of the Commonwealth, al Richmond this first
day Of April, in the year 1872 . -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19


GARTER VI. BRAXTOS'S OFFICE is few doors above the
- Tavern The opposite side Of the Main lie will
practise regularly the Court Appeals the Federal Courts the
Superior Court, Of Law and of Chanccy in Richmond, and
the Superior and County Courts of King William
With the aid Of active Clerk e. NJ RraIton u undertake
of claims Richmond, and in the neigtorng
and, whenever become he will give
his personal liquidation securing
debts. for reasonable compensation.
Reference is made To j"hn t;rrmes ESQ., eD orl'ans IT,
b. Gwahne, Esq, Mobile William C.. Parker ESQ., Ptttrsburg
William W Sharpe E>q vook; 81 George Teake, Esq, Bal
jain L. Mare, Esq, Fyederikburg Hon. Henry ST Geo.
Tucker University, ia.
March - lo5-w3m
In United Court for the Eastern District Virginia.
9th March, 1872:
- OFT BURTON, Of the of Buckingham having filed
H. petition praying that he be declared bankrupt II is
That All persons claiming creditors the sail Ro
bert Burton Show 10 the Court the l2h day Of May
nest, why said Robert Burton be not declared bankrupt
the Of that behalf aud COPY Of
this order published in the newspapers, according the nd
and Gath Rules Of Court.
Cupy-Tese,
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Aprl5 liO--w4w
~, Tynclbrr Republican will please publish above
wrck i- least eight days. and send
john W. ila>Sins, ii buckingham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

ST LEDGER, the full brother Ariel, Lance Oktlcy e..
will stand n, Mr. David Mills stable tins Spring tie cc
of AIbsmare miles North Of Charlottesville. W. l. W
March III lU'-iI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19
Deputy for Thomas r. Joynes, C. s. c.
N,,., OF lg6-wSw

IN Observation-Disclosures tci--At Rules holden IN the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Law and Chan
cey county Acromak the I'm day OF March, lsi3;
Thomas Lilon Administrator Of Mary liston deceased
sally Iunnel an infant David Hrodwater her next friend,
and John w Tunne infant by Nathaniel Topping h
friend, fianIiHs
against
Samuel Henderson, surviving Administrator of Samuel Iun'
nell Cuss his right and rs Executor ri william
s Tunrel deceased James Il. White, John w Fddeman and
David Brodwaer Administrators of James Whe deceased,
Defendants:
The defendant Samuel Henderson, not having entered his
and security according 10 the act of Assembly
the Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evi
dcnce, that he is inhablnt of this Commonwealth II -
ordered That the said defendant d appear here the Isl day OF
June and plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published III
the city Of Richmond months successfully and posted al
the font door of the Court house Of this county.
a Copy-Tesie,
J. J. AILWORTH,
Deputy for 7hOma, X. JONES, {. S. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

JAMES HAMLETT, hIroRsrr ~ Law, WI ,"af4rdy D.
j eu,ary and attend faithfully. All business S pss
in the 1on,4 Of the counties Of Charlotte ''t. eosn
MIA He will a.o attend the Superior Courts % N""
III Ad,r.ss-iIalifax Court House, Virginia lGi-"s~
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

In the United Court for the Eastern District of V
lh April 49,:
JAMES RUSH, OF the town of Famy!c Prince Edward conn
Is having flied petition praying that he b" declared
bankrupt is ordered That all persons claiming TO be eed
Of the said James Rush show the Court. The I'm DAY
May next why said James Rush be declared R1lha
pursuant the of Congress In that behalf and thai c
be published in the newspapers according 10 the %
and oath Rules of Court.
A Copy-Teste,
Anrjl II l9-H."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY GOoDs.-ArRL 1912.
ID H. JENKINS would invite the attention Of families
m others examine the cheapest and
variety Of Spring and Summer Dry Gons no has
ed. The following few of the great bargains:
yards b'racrd and uneacrd cotton shiftinss
90, Goa do. do finer goods, g, 10 and II! ri-
10000 yards Dznalufcs nj I'd. and ~ Cts.
Cotton Shretines, all widths from 10 yards wide
10000 Yards colorcd Lawns for ladies' dresses Isl &C., s Cd
as. 3l and finer
5000 yards Gclams, fancy and mourning styles
5000 yards Mouse!n de anes from &C. H. Gd 2s 3D. S.
and finer
Parasols, sun Shades and Umbrellas. all kinds
An plain, figured and plaid Silks
Elegant and style conred Muiins for ladies' dresses
Irish Linens, all prices from Is 3d. Is 3d. u.s. S. &c. Is Cd
and finer
Linen Shrciin-s, tahle Diapers and Towcllings
the fashionable Nuns, rehorn ANA
zone AMI Zcpyrne onnesa palm and other men
very of mourning Goods Of all kinds
Elegant silk Scarls ard S,awl., new style
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons and Flowers
Fame, srarfs and dress ilandkerchefs
Bargains in Linen Cambria liandkrrclies
Mems Summer Cassmeres Cloths and Vestings
Cravas Pocket Handkerchief, Gloves and Hosiery
Canton aiatngs
Great bargains and silk Stockings
Also many great bargains from auctontoo for
an advertisement-will he found at
anril / llO-ytf r. II. JENKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

Female Seminary at Oak Grore, Caroline county, "a
THE subscriber to the public that the School for
young Ladies' nj his residence, Two miles East OF White
Chmney Caroline county, will be continued the ensuing year,
under and tuition Of MIR. Dnnton and his Lady
will the 18th of January next, and
18th December allowing the month Of August
for vacation.
The of studies will embrace the branches Of thorough
PRACTICAL finished English education including the Latin and
The domestic of the La
dies will devore chiefly the Mistress of the school The
possess the advantages of successful expert
profession and viii take pleasure az called upon IN
producing satisfactory testimonials of moral fitness and literary
competency.
The is elevated and hralthyno Of sickness
occurred the place during the past The buildings
and erected expressly for the accommodation of boarding
Pupils
Terms (sGJ payable in adraner.J
For Board Washing ami Tuition English branches, 800
Tuition in Latin and French extra charge.
Lessons may taken in Music, the Masters charge
Each pupil furnish herself with towels and lights
Ad.rrss post pa) White Chimneys p. o. Caroline county
Va to :. H. Duntcn,
GEO. d. POLLARD, Proprietor.
STn avoid opportunities iiom quarter Is deemed
proper here, that under circumstances will lads be
admitted as pupils.
Oct. - a0-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-19

In the Uoi,ed states Cout fJr The Els'rfh Ul''''
Api ~, !sis: c,. t1-.
GEORGE l.. GRAVES. Of the comfy 81 -" 'g,rAt,.
eea :, .n ,.a,ius that hr my hs d-clasd" a.
II j. ordered That al persons claiming 10 i,ct .s.s a
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