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Fl'!i Subscriber hS Iecevei Slcaal ASSORTMENT II
= STYLED y r. ard NfiHS, comprising
pieces ,iul striped SILKS,
striped f.p
sliin.
plum chiuefai, silks
3 r'airi.
ladies invited ca and exanne the goods before they
flis ,ieN hc am irtnad Ia u cheaper tnn oher
g-n MARTIN GROSS
EssEAT FsAssG a1ys---T'sicr. lses,,,c.Cs
gSiiE subscriber concluded make further reduction the
pcr-o tai, lii while d, Dies ipi-. pr,
az his work 20 hr fnled , ana si-fn
tai manner Winch i- iierris,e 'r"'a s '~i' snsh "'
such ,'ided !-cl,sence sic public ilt,s Vii b. Gc
IT. hhinW~
Mems cai~e Roots, 81 %
Ladies hest Md ~ipNeTs, warranted, -
Wtiki"r ~...f~. ii., ! -
all oiir work suia r Subscriber l. well aware i
ttise4n i piisi store ,- les
Ibf III ~ bury stick. u l-
nsunfa ti cnG \ De- sells 4, y, Ec
viii ci''rsIi+ tai - lis eil Il az. oiae.e inins
So, 1--we ee"z.
TEFNis,-,r't closing 81 .- stock OF goods
n'hfe use IL la 81 o. t neal, and i.t'' Tie
reduced rates.
Esfirus Scrip
" 500 rrrriri
nrorcliauis invited - es.s,iairii Il s,,c@.
SsrffCr t.. 4.
- ls-s Green ia,aTa ofee. finr. p 10" % Rio d.
81 chests "a ~ t-r, !mporal AID i'ins l4S'n iei~ selected
~tr NrN Orleans aud lssii
bis .w orleans ~yfnp aud Ntlac>; 100 lbs Indigo 3t ~
Efras ir~o - i,"ain, 'ai.er Sei aii m mir.r nice- "a
liz iu~ far >,ls Ay JUSTIN SMITH.
GRAPE F2G g.AEsg;s.
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faNiL ifsa>irtf aai toecf0 81 Marion iit nea e,-i,
GIVE ai.'e. ma 'r p'ii 'e tr The present
tua Tie tf'uf 30 ttft~ g. tr ~tsic
direct dollars. twenty poll nj, cents and tn, ma. l,
tnna .f tr ~urtii ~ ahe y, INN liz rnt, utr
f-'f ri e -'tifr '..tf-,
-ittN n' cents tfr' plr~rs hundred l.if- I'd
iaNt .ie 20 fsfu. t'ft cents.
ftft the
of,as ec,a~ niis IA s.sa r,,,, 81, , In
lowing das~ - "
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UST received from T. Gilbert To-, Boston. Mass
80 or fstno, geUa
hpeany doht Instruments of beauty and
of of
she fcr@ wishing
Terms, requested
CHARLES EEGCUIR
31-infui'e at N,ycE = Harm 59-6m
t.-.;.:-1 &C.,, -, r---..-,-i e.. -
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WANTED,
z 900 n 1So a'.a4. 81 6. n s,a 1s.S.
10 pounds 81 ree~wax,
I'm Nafd- Iiss Linen,
100 -, TnN H.,
for ~lsh Tie shc-' u,trtst pnce he gwen y
li-y ]. Il rtf.nOTT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
300 FsA,s.:EH.s SAFE.

37DD fsA,s..EE.S SALT.
mn EhRRi,iS IT The a
<1-S y salt II positively
psifkei.
- nharrcls Of Pure White Kenhawa;
y" <si- NJ Wis 'N'~ : Nf SHED West Madison, Ia
To hi firnd aud The plc saw pleas, ca and ik he
tore t,ni pn' iase esr~ here li-u Madrsui, ~eia. ~
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CLOTHS.
= ~ = kr't- - ~ti, sell aud Cloths inst re-
> we'd and hDr SHE very cllrapby
liy > .rALaoTr.
EsSsTs AND SHOES.
'H'l.p~E waning good htrs,ns
:. 70 call = tie ash t.'e"i Ii-y J Il. TALBOTr
.ss,aSs AND e 'slSE.S
a GOOD variety Jean. Hard
rhrtP si'tr' lily J. -. rtf. OFT
s.stESSs.
FEW very choice pas.s ve~'ing
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lie 80 30, attend sf ii-iarssnf
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ne wi attend, r,,,n--.
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'rH 'f> q" 'n- itN alter thu December
WI PEA" hf'r Se'i" b. pissed Ia iel3 H. sas, any rs ~ 4,
f'-' o hee,i T. pa q ~ mp - him. curt, Treasurer
si TIE art iirrefrr "A n,
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It's '" eo l- -ssi ant ,'fei> # .c, a. sl, -,
Tie y
t''h i~-~n %" ins Fsd fn,,
Tor and tssluy taxes. aeon ,N't,, ~ ~ '''
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4 - wish H. iuy few Iy. ~
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between ilis tnl The T.. e i'-crini-r M ar,y
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5'IE ~l'-fiier ha~ p's' 81 rk and fl
hands ~ H. a. bfrA ldis f uitciuu. WHO
st &C. 81 f-.uS
tie li.itfl hereby tefe- them
,sS or their respective trcnhis. CHARLES MARIENs.
lallsntie.is feh - s3. SSH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We nave various irons in the fire--sereral articles
rom the pen OF the Charleston Mercury, and othe,
Editors which we should wish to notice. but we mus
Jay them aside IN order to furnish room for the other
matters which demand publication We rive place
upon our last page TO the Address of "Sou,h Carolina
without having even the opportunity Of accompanying
hwllh single note or commentary. We alec throw up
on the lst and 2nd pages the able paper drawn uu by
air Kendall, and published in his Expositor 1t IRE.
sens powerful view Of the principles he advocates
and the candidate whom he supports-and some of his
Arguments calculated 10 meet of the positions
OF South Carolina" The 3rd No. Of "a Voice from
afnend' will attract attention, from the manner in
winch he breaks the ice in favor Of Gen. Cuss.
We are compelled 10 lay till Friday, the able re-
ply Of "Vrgiuius" TO "Souih Carolina, and also the
% NO of "Senex" who exposes with great force the
sSeasness Of The arguments tina, have been advanced
" mp Rsps and others, against MIR. Van Buren's
sssa'ao'i'ty We have also hand the communication
~ "r"gtaianus" in favor of Mr.. Van Buren,; of Pie.
,1an IN support Of COL r. M. johnson and the 4lh
~ ~ poiee from Friend in behalf Of General
.o' &c, &c. We in the like spirit throw open our
.'unns 10 the friends of the distinguished statesman
'enhsyivania, Mr.. Buchanan. We must also be
ne patience of both Correspondents and Readers
;, We sha'! also lay before our readers, on Friday
Tue communication Of &c NJ in behalf OF Mr.. Cal,
tSoan-and shall in that days paper conclude the pub
.son of the recent series of letters from "Young
american, now in Great Britain
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used to be said that "What was sauce for the goose,
vas sauce forthe gander." But not So in these days
OF political reform! Ifone Of the presses in Virginia,
attached 10 MIR Calhoun, declares, that Mr. Van Buren,
constantly losing ground in the public opinion, and
that his prospects of waning: lf another
press should express ts sincere and solemn conviction,
that he must be defeated-and if call upon his friends
10 withdraw him from the canvass, it seems all right
Ba We entertaining just sincere convictions, that
NJ. Calhoun cannot now be elected, and that Mr. Van
bnren Is the available cand date, and if this OPT
mon should be drawn from US, by the bold remarks OF
NE other presses Why then are to be held up to
The seon Of the country. Some wild enthusiast, like
OF Capepsr in the last Alexandra Gazette, comes
ifs'fd, charges us with having pursued san insi
o'as course and then "thrown aside the thin dis
eu'e which but i'll concealed our) hostility TO that dis
'nsa'shed Statesman" (Mr. Calhoun) But this too,
We suppose is all right. And it is also right, pre-.
sumo, tor MIR. T. TO extend his attacks from ourselves
10 Mr. Van Buren,. It is right to affirm. that he "never
naa, nor has he now the confidence of any consider
aoe portion of the people Of this country And it is
a' right. loo, TO call him "a sly infringing politician
rather ,hanl an able and distinguished Statesman -
But, Seriously we would ask It. Of Culpeper how such
violent language like this, the part of MIR Calhoun.
eods, calculated to preserve the peace of the party
10 promote lis harmony to insure its success, or even
10 advance the interests of the distinguished Statesman
whom they support,
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iory of The wards. Meantime The fowdies who PEE
vailed for season in the 9Th and 10Th wards, having
vanished here, the friends OF Mr. Van Buren, and
Mr. Calhoun agreed To hold day ballot, in regular
fashion, with Trers all in order-every give
his residence, satisfy the Teers that they lived
IN the ward THIS done; and behold the result in
what was caimed-and positieety claimed as anti-Van
Buren, wards in the 9Th, out of SIG votes. the high
rs, on the Calhoun ticket had 76-ayerage Van Buren,
majority $50; in the 1Oh ward ol2 votes were taken,
Of which The highest on The Calhoun ticket had &C
the rest all Van Buren,; and can you that in
the 9th and 18th wards-whch We have conceded them
"A fair poll would put them in wotol minority. A
gentleman WHO is more conversant perhaps with the
state of public opinion in n. York cty than any one
living here, estimates in the Democratic ranks tho
Van Baren force at from 10 10 1900, including the
Custom Il ,nse Post Office, &c. THIS, IN party oil
1900, is no great shakes, you must admit
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TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE E*eUaEs.


"You have doubtless read in The Wing ana Tyler
that our election for Delegates 10 The Syracuse
Convention, resulted in an anti Van Bn'en victory
Never have seen the truth more shnmeuhy abused
than in what processes to be reports oil ,n,s
into II wards-and is entitled to Is delegates IN the
Syracuse Convention. Each ward had 10 elect three
members to Convention held at Tammany nan, iof
the purpose Of seteetng delegates to at'ena Inc
venton al Syracuse OF course, the whole ahair de-
rves its CON pie from the primary ward meetings
On the night Of the election the Tyler oice holders
ha wing united their forces with few gentlemen VINO
favor Messrs. Calhoun, Cass & Co, mace rush, ane
hv d,nt of noise hustle and unity, in three four
the wards took their unexpected opponents oy sur
prise, carried their ticket in teo wards-ihe ON AM
ldth-and succeeded in upsetling the ballot boxes
the 9Th and lOtl-in all the other wards the irenas
Mr. Van Buren, may be said TO have mao no opPos'''v
The mex, morning, the aurora, which enjoys IN
Treasury pap Of this district, came out with 'grea
victory, Sc, &c, and claimed to have carried ma
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Lmportan, from the West, n true. }

From the second number OF paper just es,a
bished at Ba,esve, in Arkansas, by the title Of "Ihe
North Arkansas under date of August 9th, we copy
the foowing-.Nat Int.
"lapoRrAsr FROM THE INDIAN NATION The fol-
loving letter, from intelligent citizen of this vcl-
nifty, the West, contains mos; important 'nfor-
nation IL will be recolleced aat Ridge was killed
about two years ago by the acherens of The Ross par
: iy The death OF Ross was, doubtless. act of re-
: taliat.on. II must result in u serious difficulty:
'BEArTiE's PRAIRIE, (ARX.,) July l..
'7o Me Editor Of the .7rkanSas
'Dear Sir: All is CONSERVATION Eere among the Che
8 rokees John Ross is kiHed gentleman direct
8 from the neighoorhood OF Ross arrived here few
hours ago with the news The truth OF the report is
not doubted here The particulars are not, yet, a.
certaned."
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
- Pursuant executed subscriber by Col
wife, beaeng date the 9TH day Of April ls1 aud
du county Prince Edward, VIII, on We'd
nsV day october, 1873 il fair VI not, the next TAR
ay premises public auction, 10 the hiehts bid
der and three years, the tract 81 land
deed aforesaid Containing thousand acres
yina Buffalo Spring aud Fort Creek, IN Prince
Id ard county, This Of and is within four miles o The
Court house miles If ilampden sidney COLLEGE, ana seven
nles Farnvie. desirable tact 81 land seldom III
i- whether we regard location fertility THIS
tract OF land VIII divided tracts, or Std altogether TO
purchasers.
VIII SELL nj the and pace, the interest o Col John
Ricr and wife in w land also lying III the c0n
70 ~ Prime Edward the situated Moores Ordinary.
adjoining the lands McCnrmc and others, containing
ON, hundred being the tract 81 iaDn
y owned by L H. Watkins. The inerttt of RICE and VII"
i an undivided Tb other Tract Lies IN he upper part oi
Prince Edward was formerly by Col Charles hlcn and
com,uns three hundred The nicet of kice aud
wife is an uu,, idcd part , Of Also, sa sell, N The
.r,c me and place shares al Nrw sock IN The Upper Az.
nomaoy Company: twenty three Slaves prnclEaly nti ana
y aud Crop of kind ta aal be ready Tor
fools kln II Bck, ana aec parccl ot
Sbr.lr. Sawed Timber The Horses and Cattle are very
hondrd Amongst the Caifl. la
finest Durham Bull country. Tie whoe IL HE property
The land mentioned Will br sold on credit
an the Isl day of June The purchaser viii be required Ia
bond and security, ami he tile III me aiu w" ne
until the purchase money shalt paid The deed Of trust place
ali creditors aud the sale Is Tor Their hene
II il hoped they viii attend and see that The property se'
m fair "a The subscriber believes The TILE 10 Inc properly
netting 1fGs!ce VIII only convey sucA
lille as Is vested IN him by the deed
HENRY n. WATKINS, Trustee OF John Ricc
A. ~ 32-wtds
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RICHMOND MARKErs-Auro., o. ls,a

RICHMOND MARKETS-Augusl %, lsi3.
ToHAcco-ieceipts much diminished lIs 81 30 -; leaf
4 @ fine manufacturing 25 as in qualify.
FLouSNew Country 81 e.! "A 75dul Old, 80; City Mills
- IS d.
Wns.r9l O1 cts according order and time of delivery
CoRN-50 IS cents
MEaL-Gj cents
O..s-25 80 cents, from vessels and epot.
PLasrEa-Lnmp, 50 81 3 at wharf, Basin 4.
LINES cents L, 81 l2I.
S.LI ST ~. ny il- - store, 81 20
IRoN-Ircdesar, $50; Swedes % 81 uoun,!, 1cris
N.Ls-f Il cents.
FlsH-Ileungs new cut, 81 G. al rs, for Mol,
Shad, g d 81
BurrrR-Frkin a 10 cents fresh roll, 10 Is cents.
SuCAh-N. Orleans, ST So Rico 49, ST. CroJ, 10.
CoFrgg-I.asuisa, a . cents; Rio, a . cents.
TgA-t0 100 cents.
MoL.sE,-New Orleans 30 80 cents Porto Rico 30 %
B.cnS-Ballimore, 81 80 \ d So city cured, u 80 az
BEEF, 81 50a6.-sUTroS, 81 ga 50-vE.Ls s2-L,Nss,
sias. BERNARD PEYTON.
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UpIIC SALE-By virtue of the last will Of The late Gen.
William Madison, subsr viii SELL n pubic hneuon
an tr End dag tober, 1873 far other@e, TIE next 'a
day the Northeastern porol Of the mansion Tract q u vi
the deceased. r,,,;. H. H. ~
mi. valuable Estate the county OF Madison In ~, ik
of and ON lie Robinson Rapid Ann rivers, near the Manu-
neiunr Mills John Peyton. II contains ~ recent sur
wy ahor, rs acres very supof qha condefabe pof
ION being .npt tO;tdm, tie rrS, an oil winch u wen
,tan;od Ia The grow. h o.: con, Wheat, tobacco &c.
This farm /. situated about North Ot Orange court
house On The main leading from The latter place 10 tulrper
Cont house. aud fifteen miles from the Gorfnnsvlle Depot
bh NOW affords excellent market IL Is well umhered al
dny variety kinds. II also well watefed ty
pumer Springs running through II, OF
WHICH meadow. The Improvements framed
house houses such cabins Stables tobacco
houses &C As regards aubny of climate convenience o To-
c.on and fertility surpassed by hut few Estates IN
his rron o country commanding fine 81 the bine
Ridge Souhw Mountains, and Valley Of the Rapid Ann
The subscribers will also SELL at the time the STOCKS oi
Horses Oxen, Cattle Sheep Hcgs Plantation Iiens''
Black Tools, Crops Of Corn Wheat Hay FODDER @c
quantity OF old Corn, together with various oue'
| ces, &C tedious tn enumerae. :,
Plat land will be shown. Those WISHING W sIem Wv
land will call the subscribers. who reside ~ me
q, on Major hn II. Lee, who the premises eei "
viii take pleasure accompanying tbeh o.,-.a -,
Jerm-Land one two and three anniai pay
annroyed pcrsonal security deed of trust on Tue ahu
her nrno.rty credit twelve months on an SUNS o.e l
dollars The sale will be al the Mansion bogsG me 't
nolaIs. ir ~ 50 sa'e ,saassd JAMES w. WALKER,
residence oil the neee"'' RICHARD C. BOOTON
ri Executors of William Madson dect ased
| .ao 32-2awlw6xwtds
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in England as General Cass had done in France. nc
opportunity having offered to him.
where Mr.. Webster was, and wha, doing, when
England was lowering her proud flag upon the ocean
To our slas ma stripes, ment for The ~,
equaed ou,iage of impressment, rcnuucintion o,
which, 0y lreaty, he begged from Lord Ashburton,
without getting II, the journals of Congress could tell
Where General Cass was, aud what DONG our history
could also te and tell with nothing but advantage and
glory 10 MN. But will proceed IN my next letter to
call aleht'oh 10 other parts Of his public service
VOICE FROM FRIEND.
August % lS43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

con REWARD Ran away from the subscriber on the lath
sp.)U July, named ANNA, who sometimes
calls Harrison. she about 70 OF 40 years old Of
hcg looking and formed for strength She has
Of forehead, IL ihnk the leit occa-
stoned By young The Two upper front teeth further
apart than is probable that she has obtained pass or
free pap-rs James IN Richmond, under
the projection The above reward VIII be given
she of the State and secured so That gel her
ay,in-or sl5 il taken in The state. r. FINCH
Powh,tan, Va, August 30 lei3. 32-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

s.me in the hope TO blow it out Was there
80 The fear also, that by call OF county meetings
!, some :, this time throw frebrand among them;
:, ulsa' e these meetings were to be disturbed BY
,,,s'ny ..,v snirit. which seems TO have actuateo
he s'ms ii the Republican, in the matter now before
or .sald no, expect any very harmonious and aus
tOas apologize to our readers for this long mar
We hnt The moral Of il is brief enough: "heep
, a rie,c hings as they are-aot as they arc p0''
~ s 1rn a r,c,d imagination
r.Fa IA Of withdrawing The Circular, we adhere %
's, ssan request .every Republican, who VIII give
i~'. s time and attention to the affairs OF tue ne
i rS,. n favor US with replies,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

We wish 10 stand we'll in the eyes of The Columbus
"Old School Republican, and, therefore, we assure
him. that have not expressed the sentiment, in re-.
laton 10 the nomination Of Delegates by the Legisa-
ture Of Missouri which he nscrbes to His recent
statements of our remarks in the State Convention Of
March last, are also incorrect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

q. N REWARD-Ran from the subscriber Sunday
.C.1O n thick, muatto man. named HENRY
TAYLOR 26 and of the ordinary size very
down look when spoken to- lie has scar
IS Than probable he has obtained Tree
pass have 10 believe he has considerable sum oil
money with him. 49,.
will give reward ii taken out of the State or $40 If
BENJAMIN NJ. MORRIS.
srr 20 32-2t
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Marriages..

Thursday morning, liih instant
VIM " Bowers, Mr. WV. JAMES GAKPENrER, Miss SARAa
JANE daughter OF VIM tuchrr, ESD, OF Hanover.
Married Thursday evening, 9th by the Rev Alrv
Metlnc Mr. Egv g. WHirLocK, of Hanover TO Miss CArHERiss
X. WSSNE 0f this city,
Married Rev. John C. Claiborne, the 9th inst, ions
\. OsG.ix accomplished Miss SUSAN J,NE
daughter Of Col Isha Truiicr all OF Brunswick
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

u A rumor has been thrown into circulation a,
Wheeling, that General Jackson had died Of hemor-
rhage of the lungs The report s false, and abri
Gated by two persons the route from Cincinnati 10
Wheeling. Their names ought 10 be published
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

=, al hoste doceri The Richmond wing ea's
'ss,s oary to organize, 10 "do their duty and 'he.
rp'1 Il exhor,s them to carry OUT 'ntee s'ea,
fh's u' ..l-The dissemination of truth query y
's'ss he whole body of the people Tine making
.n0s 81 wears of age see that hts title TO vote
i''y ,n,sbe and g. To bring every man TO the polls
S,r of election; Chen says the Whlg) The pc
q 'nT aos,,,on OF Virginia will at once cease TO De
l.ca Doubt" We thank you, Slrs tor the advice;
''T' will be hard, il we do not profit oy IT. al some
..s.on. ;nr "a fam the embers, and, for
n,rpose, selves upon wha, !, is pleased 70 'eam Jor
.-" ,,he,s !. no telling the annoyance and the vexa-
nav ,.h,ch these dinners are giving 70 US, when, IN
Da ION We ARE the last persons IN the commonwealth
mo o"s ,hsm were conducted, mot having heard Of
NO urners dinner, we cannot speak OF its proceed
W The Wing, by way Of further tanning the
s,s Cabountes, or become SO before they leave.
i The Wing will just cast its eyes over the Toasts
Wv, ,s,e drunk at the Amherst dinner given to Mr.
go, !. will find the friends of Mr. Van Buren, have
,sasons TO complain of being thrown into the back
AZ ',nnd, They came up to the scratch-and five may
- hv the number of the Toasts, there were more
,.se Karen men present than Calhoun men.
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On. ,ae Political Essaysts have taken up SO much of
lO0m as 10 prevent us from noticing the Literary
1ks we intended. We are indebted to Mr.. Gill,
Sn,e'oay for periodicals. We will attempt 10
-''ce them all in our next.
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ssCUooL WANTED-A young man. who Is regular sradu-
y College. who furnish the best Of testimonials
scholarship aud purity of character wants situation a. teach
Academy, School private family Of the MIDDLE
or Southern States post paid If by
NALL Summit bridge Delaware, will receive Inme-
date attention. Applicants their communications VIII please
OF salary which they Will the number OF
pupils. &c. - -
32-it'
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L,adrr ne Exchange ho, Richmond. pnginiG
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you that $50 600 prize TO be drawn IN September send
your orders 10 hofI 90.
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NOTICE Purchasers sale at 'Sabo HIM. Goochand
November respectfully notified that their bonds
past due, and the money would he very acceptable
BERNARD PEYToN.
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Deaths

Died, Wednesday, August a3d, Brooklyn New York
Mr>ERvs, wife of George Awat tof the firm of Kent
Kendall & Atwaer, OF tins ciy,l aged 81 years.
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IHRENCH HAY FOR SAiEThe subscriber wishing To move
Western country clvI for sale The well known plan
t,io French Hay about $50 acres 81 Ianh
of grounds. This plantation lies IN Hanover
county on Chic sahonaay Swamp brtwcen and 10 miles tom
Richmond on old road leanc from Richmond 10 Ere
derrick bus The neghhorhood good and the situation entire
" healthy seldom that plantiion IN all respects as de'-
rabr as tins and scarcely fan To please any gen
trnan may wish obtain pleasant country
III. terms will be accommodating and the price suited = the
times. JUN 49, -
French Hay, Hanover, Aug. 30 32-w4w.
xS1nEAT- subscribers Agents for the sale OF all man
w nrr ot Country produce They tender their services
10 m. Farmers Tor disposal of Wheat, Corn and Oats bc.
mi advance. will made upon crops consigned To e Sales
casad when aud the proceeds RENTED 10 any
norton Of the country deposited Bank 10 their credit
Their supply Poushs Groceries, &c, i very large, e
PSI one, two plonRhs. with castings for all tho
100 Middling aud Shoulder Bacon
10 hhhs Groin Porto Rico, and New Orleans sugar
so llars Java, Rio lasura, and Havana Coffee
10 chests Tea, from IS Ia 81 - per pound
5000 lbs. Maj :, from ID. Ia God.
$40 sacks Salt Country Bar ron Upper and Sole LEA
tcT Moases sugar. Candies, soap Cotton Yarn, Shot,
Powder Vinegar, Cheese, &C., &c, all Of which viii b. sold
low 10. cash, OF IL Eunc,Iai men upon Liberal time.
PE.ikE, JONES a. WINSTON,
Nine doors below the Bell.
sug 90 32-w.w