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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
who pays tlic Eeatty!

Blackstone, IN his Commentaries (Which Is the Law
yers Bbe) and every writer Political Economy, and
every Statesman, particularly Clay Webster, Everett
and other Godlikcs of the Federal party and every
man of common sense the world over up this day.
have maintained that the Taxes Foreign mporiations
as general rule, paid 10y those who the taxed
ucles. or in other words, the consumer.
But wonderful to tell has Just been discovered by
Big Headed and we may add Thick Headed, Wing
politician of indianapolis that the great and the learned
and the wise and the men, all
and that instead of the Consumer the Producer pays the
tax and the wonderful disjrery echoed and rc-echocd
by every nunbskull ofiiceseeking humbugger ia the
State
Ever since this theory preached in that re-
markabc publication Of the Juno, entitled the other
side of facts Les Tor the People ha> been
ed by the fools. aud knayes, and simpleons who run
about calling for the Government to tar them for the
purpose of putting money IN their pockets Iust we
have heard of certain kind of prs which having cut
their lhroat> and held themselves the fire un
roasted, about the streets wi;h knives aud forks
sticking IN Their backs qGcalng for people them
All the while that the knayes and fools making
the other side Of faois text book tins new doc
tine, that book Itself rcfues the doctrine. mt
ing humbug another matter On page s. of the
copy containing the forged from the Constitutions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
" SHALL ALL TIE MONEY FROM THE WEST
BE DRAWN INTO THE NATIONAL TREASURY
THROUGH lMPOSrS. dhe Tax on foreign goods AND

" / TItN l. No KE III N
Now if the producer of the taxed articles pays the
as the Junos pamphlet, and Gov Bigger, and all the
Wing office seekers affirm. instead being paid by
the consumer how could "a the money, or any par,
of be drawn from the West the National Trc-
sury, by means of those inpoSts taxes
VIII the author Of the Junto's " Lies for the People 80
or Governor Bigger, who has faithfully sud,ed and
tailed lis statements all over the State at about TEN
DOLLARS 4 DAY. Cncluding la, Salary, Contu-
geucies, and pay for his nominal sion of The Laws.
which actually done by certain Clerks 81 per day y
will any Of the other Office seekers tins quc--
ton; No, they will not: for they cannot with
ont exposing the humbug they have worked hard
cram down the people throas
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

The foe Won contend against wiley, iusdious and
'reaoherous, crying Pecrc, peace, where there is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

BE- Sang 6y the Indianapolis Wig Ja"fo' Q" tne
day before IKE Election
TuSE-' Gee o. DocSfR
Sound your bugle, Darky Barnett,
And wake up the Wigs
The Locos are playing Us
Strange reels and jIgs
They have struck up an old march
The sound Is internal,
And the name Of the march Il.
- improvements Internal.
Chorns-Gee %, Dobbin gee up Dobb'n
Gee o, Dobbin gee up and &c
q thrust in your long pole
Wake up the wing nest
From the heart of the State
North, East, South and West,
With your Numbering hes
I'm their cars make a bawling-
Else are II not be sure
OF our election calling.
Chorus-Gee O, Dobbin, &c.
Make the locos march mp
To oar music PLAYING
And all we can trap
We II be after Staying
And those we can't catch
We n cry after +" stop thief.
They iaunt Us with Two Dollars
\ day and Roast Beef
ChOruS-Gee q, DObbn, &c.
II by chance We succeed,
We u 90 II tor Clay,
And though short OF the beef
And two dollars dsy,
We will sing with the poet
Oi the bracs of GienIfer,
And take the two dollars
Aud roast Virgin IIeifer
ChOruS-Gec q, Dobbin, &c.
And then our dear Darky,
With power m our hands,
The locos >hau't twit YOU
u u paw your demands.
Nor care where the money comes,
20 'rc get enough,
For we always can humbug,
While we handle the stuff
ChOruS-Gee -, Dobbln, &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

he not DcrciVCh.

Democrats arouse.
The time FIR action j. al hand Your ancient enemy
Is IA the field, preparing for the conflict
EsC net Deceived.
The foe Won contend against wiley. iusidious and
'reaeherous, crying "Psocc peace, where there is
peace.
E.e ON your Guard.
Let not the seeming Indifference and lakewarmness
OF your imPIacable enemy, deceive you,
Remember.
They painting for power and will if They can nave
H. be regardless Of means therefore it beooycs You 10 be
the alert
TO Che Polls!
Indiana expects every Democrat to do hi- duty The
Democracy Of Your sister STATES are watching with
ANXIOUS sohcliude busy preparation for the conflict
s.ct "a, rot EsiSappoint them!
Let rs enter the battle like men prepared 10 do or die
rather than yield jot or tit,le
sring est the Fotcrs.
Let every Democrat call on las neshbor, and show
h'm' II not already alarmed, that principles, our ALL
Is at stake.
Urge shcIi 80 come ont.
II IS the duty Of every Democrat of every lover of
liberty. Of all who justly prize inestnrable blessings
bequcahcd by the fathers Of the revolution 10 20 10 the
polls, aud take with him
EEis NcshtOr
II there are any vino unable get to the polls
without assistance, let
earriagc' or Wagons
hc provided to convey him to the election ground I'm
short, lei every Democrat do his duty and we Shall
after the hopes Of the vcnal and unpracpled federal
Pe-layers to the four winds and elect our present
orhy candidates with sweeping majority creditablc 10
islIana, and cheering 10 Democratic brethren Of
her States who are watching with breatcss caserncss
'"r glorious cry of victory, it VIII be- borne on the
"inss OF The wind, 10 the extreme Last aud West
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
TO the PoyIStt

Indiana expects every Democrat do hi- duty The
Democracy Of your sister STATES watching with
ANXIOUS socIiude our busy preparation for the conflict
Ect IA, rot DiSappoini them!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
L.c Or yOHr Gurr.I.
Remembers.

Let not the seeming Indifference and lakewarmno:
IF your lmPacable enemy, deceive YOU
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

They are painting for power, and will if they ina
II. be resardle. Of means therefore it beoovcs You 10
IN fllc al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

So say the Wing leaders now. just the People are
about sell verdict II condemnation against them for
VIOLATION Of their pleh,ed faith in $40. But the
lhn.ls Of .a.hers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Urge them 80 c0nIc out.

II IS the duty Of every Democrat, of every lover Of
liberty. of all who justly prize the nestinabe blessings
5equcathct by the fathers Of the revolution 10 20 10 the
noils auI tai with Inn,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

SrhA>'' "ISe'Drsr'-The Locu,is APPEAR every
seventeen years, the Wig. every loriy. '
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Bring o,it he Enfcrs,

Let rs enter the battle like men prepared do or die
rather iLnn NIeld Int or mil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Let every Democrat call on Iis neishbor, and show
BIN, not already alarmed that principles, our ALL
stake
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
EEis ghH0r
earringc, or Vagans

II there are any vino are unlbIe to get TO
without assistance let
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
HoYT a CO.'S OFFICE,

Jader he Eltaangs Hotel, RlehmOaa, PVgiHid.
~ ~ IioYT co. have pleasure in presenting 10
~. their patrons country magnificent Scheme OF 4
Lottery below. S5oO be obtained for the rns sum of
SlO You all have paid 100000 prize
n ticket that only SO What has been done be
repeated What you' VIII drop line, and enclose
splendid Lottery.
you $780, il is hest have certificate Of a
pac kage-oae of which will sell for that
shall only limited supply Of tickets this Scheme,
expect they viii be taken pretty advise IL
send Your orders possible.
Please address The lucky vendors HOfT Co.. at their New
Office under the Exchange, where they have sold and pad
TlRTYFtNE three number prizes IN few months. One OF
them 81 800 n acioir ticket
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY for Internal Improvement in the
District Columbia X for 1853. be drawn Alexan
dra ID. c. Saturday, April ~ lsi3, O'Clock, NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
Tust Saic of Land, Negroes, &c.

NV virtue Of deed from John e. Dickinson and wife,
ID 10 the subscribers. bearing date tie 9TH Il November asl
6y recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover County Court
r Inc sol auction, the highest bidder Tor ready
nnry on day of March, le3, at The residence o the
Gid inn c. Dickinson indersons Bridge IN the county oil
Hanover ali thu property both real and Persanai convey 10 us
,e said Dickinson ard wife for the purposes Therein
.sedconsi..ims c tracts OF aa!-the one, lying IN
1coycr county, by the CT Woo.inasi ana
NJ tr Edward a. RowZce ana Others Contain
3 and quarter acesau the ohei lying partly IN caro-
line county, an partly in Spoiisylvana, containing 7l and
@ acres and aad known by tho Eame OF Mason s. and
nions .r lands Richard b. White and c-rS also one
n,.iy of srt of land living Caroline county, which TIC
the lands tiafewood, Samuel Luck and Others
aud contains 10 ,ud qnarte. acyes-ke:e, likely Saves
III. Han. cai Kitchen Flu hiturr, Plantation cns wo
stills one vas, Fan, nf Esacs-mb'a Tools thee
v.r.ns aad Gears and bafc coed iI1<'hs ia.h"r
..d r raa al Corn Fodder SGrks. Day T".dcco, Want
nt oats ore Carriage and the stock ri torseF uies Cattle"
;eru and Hays the Louisa Railroad and all the
interest OF the said Dickinson in the Life Estate o Mrs Sally
Ashley Tact Land kno-n BY the name oi asheys, ana
The lands Nathaniel Dickinson, james Seay aih
oners IT. the said safe oHid not take place
ON the 3nt iay March, ala, the VIII take place on the
dr continued from day 10 day nn'I comp!.t
ad trustees shall convey such lille only vcsts IN Us by
The said deed though believe the tile 70 The said proper
10 % he GOOD rdspUTtis. All persons Indebted To e SAID
Ih e. Dickinson requested 10 come forward or 81 before
The ds- al sale payment "a the undersigned VINO
authorized collect the and they hereby no
~ that longer indulgence canno; b. gwen
'"'' WILLIAM T. DICKINSON,
BrRWEi.T. r. DICKINSON,
LEONARD J. CLOUGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

- determined Kentucky, "!er ~" SAFE NY
Hail. lyin: Severn river, nn IN r count!
oucestcr containing iU1 acres all low grounds There are Gu
of Wheat and IS Of Barley seeded the fam ne M
provemenS with the exception OF Ike dwelling WHICH etus
some slight repairs new and Of The superior odei-
The society the negborood Of severn Hall is equal !" any
in Virginia. Vessels load within Fifty yards of the birn
also offer my Farm Ccnirevie which no" reside
lying river and in Matthew's county, for sale Centre
Vile 70 OF land. The Improvements are good
and the dwelling is large, two story and finely bnt pfrk
There Water Mill the Farm. The Nornh packet
leaves the Centreviie wharf week The neshborhoou,
health convenience, &c, o Cenevlle, render II one oil tne
desirable farms Matthews. For reference, apply 10 ~
Taylor, of the Senate d. Ncoon and MIR Augustine kSn's'
of the House Of Delegates. MARY +. siIEfAhl
n,r 81 67-2awr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS

Print and Hosiery Stare, No. 4G Crdar street. " Y
yEyLLIaM +. BCLKEY. HE lat firms Of Cutler Bulk
W ley, Merritt & 10 and Pna.ty, Merritt & Eyl now
opening aud offers for sale H the piece package ency
and Large assortment OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH. GERMAN, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS. GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY
together with full assortment: OF leached aud brown Goods
Linens, iirowR Hollands Linen Drills, Cotton do Blue prpns
Mexican Nlyuies Linen Cab.r ana Can,rc ll!ndkcohc
i"nlaznes, Cambria MusliDs Jaconette, Narsook do Book
Swiss aud Mail Nusins, Striped apd PGrd
and Brown Table CoTers, Victoria Skirts c. prices
that but The views of buyers Southern
chants will always Ga6 Il To their advantage their goods
where The stock well assorted ana constantly changing
hands.
Of the year; and owing L. facilities procuring goots
from Auc"n American and European manufactures feel conf
dcncc in inviting cae and good buyers Stock
Merchants that find nconvencn visit this city personally,
themselves by RENTING the money giving description
of The goods they want win directions how ship Them VIII
tie executed with despatch and be bought
in this city, WIN. +. BIjLKLEY.
New York JAM loih, lSi3. 19-2lW3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
Dec 81

Consulate If The 4. S. at GairtSton, Ttlas.
THE undersigned having been appointed Consul Of
this Port, tenders his services 10 The public
Agent. and respectfully soci;s portion Gf those sn-ns
winch the increasing population of Tie Republic av .lrire
As his time viii he fully occupied he oilers his services also
General AGeniand viii attend 30 the purchase alc Of
land the payment Of the ADJUSTING of
Ties the funding "t shares 10 Galveston city, and seecan
in lieu thereof the collection OF debts and the other
Republic held persons The
undersigned pledges himself for at least prompt ard faithful
charge Z" any S hat may DC eposd IN MN Letters for him,
reach Galveston.
Reference IL made 10 Mr.. VIM. H. Hacfaand. Mr. John r.
Trlp'ct Cen Bernard reyon and ar Thomas Gseen
moDd Virginia. a. ~ GREEN.
Feb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

OCUSr Hill. FOR SAI.E-fhe subscriber having dr'er
IL mined the West offers for SALE by riva.c con
tract Tract Land which he lives seven miles Aofn VI
oisa house on the Of Hickory creek, healthy
aud agreeable nriclhoOod and containing eight hundred ana
arv ON houses good ample orchards aud meadows. The land
productive and well adapted to the growth OF CORN wheat oats
and clover about hundred and m acres
of excellent grounds free from nundaton and very prodnc
,ive-an ample supply of wood and timber to supply the farm
Each field well watered having never aln. springs ana
branches may be said Of TRUTH that srido such alarm III
ma, ket, either in Louisa the adjoining Counties
Reference Ellis {; Elicit Richmond, % the subscriber.
JOHN ELLIS.
,uis, Dcc on Ia;a 6--Wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

ST0CKToN's PREMIUM MINERAL TEsrH.-JoIlN C.
- WAY DENTIST has received fron the above celebrated
n complete of The most beautiful Teeth
that have hren brought Ia this cy aha which, IN MI that
constitutes an admirable imitation Of the natural teeth
surpassed.
Those who wish 10 have artificial teeth inserted and all
interested respectfully invited 10 call and examine hen and
specimens of his work
c. W continues as heretofore, perform all operations for
the prevention and diseases IN the teeh ana gums Of
ice the square Immediately above The Bank' Main street
Referegrcs Clarke VI. D., George Watson NJ d., T. H..
DeaGe, NJ. H. T.. II. Carmichae NJ D., fn. W !axa, NJ
Thomas Nelson, II. d. James Bolton, NJ D. j. n Cunningham,
MD sent 6 :a-wyf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

IrRENCH BURR STONE MANtfAcluRN.-Ihr sun
sc,cr suivivin. partner of the late FRA o snel RGs
continues the above business, II HE Cd stand tie
hand made ai
stones Of yar:ns which he lt..rs ri wi compare
in qualify and workmanship will, mad" ,aS country CIV
ing depressing state Of the times he has considerably low
cred Prices will sill good terms can be "h
tanned any ether establishment. Having just received large
and selected assortment 81 Tia', he y IFried I" W
any may r entrusted l" hm wi prngths,, ani d-s
patch. of 200 article o. EieHe Barr Miisio9es
would find their advantage call upon The ac'f, he
lis would entire satisfaction lii> office
at Of and Eta opposite the Oil Market
where all orders Thankfully received and pInciualy at
tended Fur reference Ia he quality u NY Bar hl-;"ncS
apuiy 10 The Richmond Milors. YOi'EI :. RISr.
l0D-3rw.an
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Richmond, 7th Oct, 1872

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBACCo.-The following
act amend the act entitled an To reduce
into The in force concerning the inspection
OF tobacco passed 9Th March, 1926, IS published for the Informs
of and especially 10 dealers in
upland advantage they would derive free
any carre directing their tobacco TO be stored in The
Public Warehouse.
audSe further enacted That, if any hogsead of Tobacco
shall have been upland aud shall a
forwards warehouse in the city of Richmond
and the Petersburg other than the public warehouse In
city Of Petersburg the Commonwealth
shall be liable for the loss destruction OF such tabacco by
whatsoever unless al the time when the same
stirred in such other warehouse at least eighteen hun
hogsheads city of Richmond or If In the town Of
Prcrs5g hundred and seveny-ve hosseads IN the pub
unless the inspectors thereof should
tobacco on storage OF which fact
Roy 52-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
RICIINOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 81 1913.

'k llE-sacave, winner Of Tic great -. Lerer, and
SIC ~ i'e Dick, i.:fl al .icia:c, ti"-irt, "na i'aii
oie good one, i present .; elcG, Va al
the eaey moderate price al The season. and SO 10 IN
seir, WIN - I" The ei"om IN ev.G
W. ne '"s dnd stables prepared for Mares. and they vii!
f su a. aes'itd ut to,iy cents per day No liability
Coio,s servants hoa.dcd without cage-wle pro-
rs racer and tried Stallion, sargrave equal not
superior y" lh chance he has had, oany stallion the country
ne - ch chrsnut; handsome Of maserly size capital
pt"'nhs upwards Of l6 hands high; with hnne
ana sens'h an any thoroughbred Stallion that
INC ,.anC lie nearly allied lam and evia,han
'e nes' ahu mot approved Stations before pubic
al. other Respects. 49,
mas never covered, perhaps, than six eight
GOO" eu indIes and, 10 prove his nes!ahr value stock
h, u" tne stallion in America, probably the world
20, TWO COTS 70 run -four miles under I'm. 3.s all his
hl done this from siTal selection n mostly inli-r.
en- ms TWO fist seasons III America He has done
~ TWO .et under erery Disadvantage, than any other Stallion
the ni'cd stlies has done in his life
ne y OF the very best pedigree for speed and distance
Lei acs speak, and Intelligent breeders drcde for Themselves.
TlIO5. PAYNE, aud
go A. T. B. ME.Ri1r.
III. Mach
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
A NEW CONCERN.

CUSH TIHt ava Cap ot0Te.
GEORGE w. FERRY bers leave q give notice tint having
VI taken The store formerly occupied by esrs Tabb and Giles
Main street, one door above Van Lew, Smith K Co.'S Hard
Sore and, having fitted up he prepared To e.b
bit 10 the al;c large aud excellent genenrn
Youths and chdr-n's Hats and Caps which
expressly for him. for this Market and which will sell AT
wholesale RETAIL nj the cheapest possible rates. for cash
w F. being Experienced practical Halter confident thai
he adapt the set style 81 his Hats taste of the most
tasdious Persons wishing procure articles s line are re
specially invited 10 call aud examine his stack which consists
Of every variety Of Hats aud Caps that be called
Ian. u r2m
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And other prizes amounting IN all 10 s'n hundred and e thou
scad, sir ami dcht doiiarS-tS6ts, Gos.)
Whole Tickets Sl0-lia."es S5uuariers 81 50.
IIoyt Co will sell certificate Of plckage of 25 whole
tickets scheme fer only SI:-a certificate of
package Of &c halves for sG5-do. quarters, S32 50.
We drawings when requested all who order from
Communications confidential.
March II ol-wtd u. ". HOYT Il CO., Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
Hanover. ..larch ?. le+3.

yrIO ANDERSON NUNAALLf, E,a:-You hereby mott
1 fed thar shall Friday and Saturday. the ti,a and 5si
Amt hc,% Of o'clock, a NJ aad G
O'Clock r. al my Counting Room In The Town Of Farmyila,
Prince Edward county, Virginia. take the dispositions Of Thomas
q oo,on Edward A. Booker 81. ". Vaughan and others,
be read evidence pending the Circuit superior
Court of Law and Clancery for FRINGE Edward county, which
| am plaintiff and You and others ire defendants
MONROE r. FLIFFIS.
FstG9lls, March Q, 1852 l00-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25
PLANO FOKIE WAREHOUSES.

PIhND FORTE WAREHOUSE.
the celebrated
nu:ac.oy nf Nuns CLARK, New FORK elegant and plain
Piano Focs possessing the latest improvements, and that
decacy touch and otone peculiar their
nufacturc
Also, large OF Musical Instruments,
Merchandise III general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, let hire taken in ex
change
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale In
may bc selected FROM the of the subscriber
enabled TO sell al the Philadelphia, and New York
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again WI, be furnished upon better
terms than they lind elsewhere III t!e stat.
r H. TAYLOR
Jan Piano Eore and NaSr Stare. 0y5as.s tte g.ais.
nR. oAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEruEATivE SYRUP tcr
~ the nf Scrofa Kings Evil obstinate Eruiious
skim PualCs rusucs the Face Scay Eruption
rheumatism, letter, Sphic Symptoms aud all Disorders
um impure safe OF ie hood iuUcoIs In.cu-
r., &c, &c:
hi. Medicine has been extensively used TIE Tinted States
with decided benefit: in Scronla cnril Dscases and in all
OF an liberated character.
RE.pI.c June. 1859.
We The undersigned, having frequently Oakir,s
pound D-plraye Syrup In the oil practice with de-
ciLed beneficial results, cleerfuy recommend
superior preparation. II. H. MUHLENEEaG, NJ ID.
SOLOMON g. BIRCH, do
JOHN y. OTTO do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNOR &
LfELL, Agents for the proprietor.
One doc. above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 81 7l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

T,EACHERs WANTED--A gentleman and lady, who
with satisfactory their qaa.aea
teach the usual hranches viii find
sufficient inducemen 10 locate Bacawanu Halifax county
Virginia.
The situation healthy probably as any In Virginia; and
the location for the TEACHERS quite the Seminary
and there win be ample for the accommodation Of boarde
should the teachers choose q accommodate them.
Address Jane, r Brooks or William Watkins, Blackwann
Virginia. Feb Is 95-w7wA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-25

old WINES AND IIQUORS-Also GROcERlES.-f have
" large and general assortment OF old Wines and Ii
Guors, part which have been kept hand improving; for ten
years, ard said be 81 old. Ny Goce viii
fair comparison with the best the city, regard
quality and price, and caieuness in putting of hcm up The
old will he found beneficial the
healt when moderately and jidcousy used
found incrcdnlous, moi Ia have firm and
mistaken belief In PLAIN of fact assertion, let him
enquire call The subscriber, who has been resulnr tempe
during the last 80 nf his life and sas
fed with healthy appearance they portrait of his
who died few in the State ~ New York aged
and he rel EaoEa 10 be drinking fish the
day lc left fegeniosl. then stripping
Aug % 3l-wly WIN. WALLACE.