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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

CRoss RrAnlNes.-The following are not
bad to take, when ones head is in snar', or
between the twinges Of the tooth.ache and the
gcut:
Early yesterday morning as a lame cork
screw was walking on his head 10 6gh. julius
Cesar, little boy on three hundred jugs OF
GIN. dared To declare war agains. the Yankees
a. the Cape Of Good Hope. THIS beautiful
farce, hidden as it was, by terrible shrek
like as Of falling snow, broke suddenly into .
a eallop Of delicious music, and stepped un-
tremendously into monkeys bed'room-the
barber, knowing that as the sweetmeats were
desperate, they would probably cut his leg OH.
stole six jack-knives and made them iaso an
ice cream. Not content with this, The popu-
lous pulled off the cats shirt, when they dis.
Covered the skeleton of cannon ball passing
rapidly on its way 10 church. Ben cannot de-.
scribe the screams, the broken boots, combed
whiskers and ink.s,ands which danced the
frs, quadri!le-the queen having taking a
lump of coal for breakfast, sat down on the
large spire Of li,ne.kiln, where the cattle
gave her nosegays mounted on stills. The
pleasure was much marred by ragged bed
bug that Daniel Webste! had seduced into
love for picked wheel.barrows, and though
nobody was hurt, every body was killed.
p. S. The chiid's leg has not yet learned to
pick its teeth, on acco"n. Of the weather.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
FARMERS TAKE NOTlCEl
A PROCLAMATION.
FARE REDUCED.

= 9Esfg4 Fla u r n EIOOCEIOo
WHHEREAS,I CAPT. jim, long dispenser
w offood to the hungry and couch TO the
weary, as we'll .horn" to the dry, having take,,
possession Of that large and commoious house o.,
Second street, Bloomington Iowa. formerly the resi-.
,ence Of His Hon J. Williams, do hereby declare
and make known TO the world that am now prepa.
red at the sign Of Capt Jim, to accommodate those
who may cali uPof, me. in satisfactory manner
otherwise they go scot free. That this statement
may The more fully prove true, Thereby declare and
make known that The following are my charges for ali
Of which the best the market can afford are furnished
Single meal %
Board per dry, with lodging 60
Three days, per dry, SO
Per week Sc 50
One horse feed Is
Horse per night Is
" week 81 rs
All other bills in proportion. |, the said Capt.
Jim 10 hereby further declare to those indebted to
me for eating, slcsps drinking, Or upon contract
Of any kind whatsoever, that unless they come for.
ward Immediately and make settlement, Michael
Scott never in Scotland if don't send consta.
bic after them to bring them TO tac," 30 look out
for Matthews or Musgaave.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to receive a
share ofpublic patronage corresponding with his e
forts to minister to the tastes and render comfortable
those who may favor him with their patronage.
CAPT. jim FARMER.
BlOom nctOn. July 7. l843-6.tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

1zxt DU1UQEEE LAND OfI r. = i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Ia".
~ der Of the President Of the United s, 10 ID
ted Of Washington. the 9TH June, lS43, NV ',,rt
Office Is restored to Dubuque, fromits tent w..
cstio" ct Marion. in Linn county. Inc p eJs
OF theofice will, therefore. be resumed D., .s,a
On Monday next, the 10Th inst. and VIII ~
Marion ct the date hereof m,
.ss.. WIN. H. II. SCOTT, kess'
TIL. MCKNIGHT, Recc,ss''
Marion, July 8, l64z.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

s. Amek,cAN CHARAcrrR.-We can recall
no instance which more truthtu'ly exemplines
the energy and perseverance Of our national
character, than The history OF The celebrated
apara,us called Russell's Planetarinm. The
maker OF this :. Miniature Universe. is ma
i've Of one Of the Eastern States, but settled
in Ohio. when that State was comparatively
wilderness |; his calling was that Of an humble
MECHANIC. and he selected the then small town
of Columbus as his abode. Shortly after Ia
king his new residence, Mr.. Russell imbibed
an earnest desire Of forming correct model OF
the solar and planetary system. and the more
he contemplated the grandeur and immensely
Of the purpose, the more he WAS anxious 10 ac-
complish it. Our young mechanic had seceiv'
ed but limited education. and was wholly 's-
noyant even Of the principles OF Astronomy
but between the intervals Of labor he consult
ed what materials on the subject he could Oh
tain, and BY ardent diligence he al ieos'n oo'
tanned the required information. And now 0e-
gan the prosecution Of his cherished design
alone, with scanty means and few friends
obliged to labor for his daily support, and a.
midst wild and newly settled distric', ms
s.upendous undertaking was conceived, COM
,nenced and finished. Yes. after years OF IN
told toll. with countless difficulties 10 depress
the mind and destroy its hopes. we behold
from the unaided hands OF a solitary mecnah'c,
a work of combined science and art. which Is
the establishment Of the great and learned Of
this and other lands, and is universally pro-
nounced as one Of the grandest accomplish
men,s ever executed by human ingenuity
Such is Russell's Planetarium, and We may
refer TO himself and his achievement with equal
pride and pleasure. And would you know the
secret Of this success. with every thing to OPP
pose il! Simply energy and perseverance
ceaseless and untiring-we iruse the ever-ru'
ling beacon Of our growing American Charac'
ter"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

BaIsF DIALOGUES. Halo! boy-whose is
that red house on the top Of the hill!'
My fathers H
sI.isn'. every boy tina, knows his owe faith
er--who is yours
Mothers husband r *
THAT is very probable but would like to
know ,rho your father and mother are
Il will inform you, Sir. They are the pa.
rent OF an only son, who knows how to prac-
,ice the wise precepts Of king Solomon 80.
In what way =
by answering fool according to las folly
IN. q. Crescent City.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

MA said juvenile grammarian Of the
feminine gender yesterday when she returned
from one of the public schools ma, mayn't
take some Of the current jelly on the side
board =
No. said the mother sternly.
well then ma, nayn't take some Of the
ice cream!'
No. again replied ma
1t was not long. however, before the young
miss was found 'diggin' into both.
did not tell YOU SAID the maternal pa
rent, in somewhat an angry tone, not TO touch
them.'
You said no twice ma said the piecocious
girl, sand the schooimis.ress says that two
negatives are equal TO an affirmative; 30
thought yon meant that should eat theln.' :
The mother sat down upon the sofa. and
said that the talent sonse peoples children had
Tor learning was as.onishing!-Pic.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

Country ED,roRs.-A country Editor is
generally wreiched devil-a pitiable specta.
Gle Of biped. He is pack-horse, scape-
goat, a faciun. He does every body's bust
ness and by virtue of his Office is expected
to know every thing and do every thing. He
is abused-langhed at, and sometimes thrash.
ed. He lives by his wits'-and very poorly
at that Nobody cares for him, and generally
he cares for nobody. He fghts his fellow,
and his fellow fights him.-He is far removed
from the great routes and publishes stale
news. Nobody ever lays new books on his
'table;' and the Artists never send him their
frs, offerings to obtain puff. His occupa-
lions are manifo'd-his avocations are innu-
merable, but he hardly ever can make both
ends meet Oftener he is lawyer without
practce-sometines doctor tired Of slaugh-
Ter. He writes paragraphs; reads exchange
papers duns for subscriptions makes up the
mails; sweeps the office, and 'toates' water.
He uses the pompous pronoun plural in his
editorials, in spite of which in most cases, he
is a very singular creature.
In short. with starvation in front, and some
angry mans boot in the rear, as is most FREE
quently the case with him he has wretched
time Of it, and is, ex rel necesi,ate, a misera.
BILE fellow East Alabamian.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

ROSSSs.-Xip and Cowhide BOoIo =.
~ hal al red ice prices, to close the s0s'tr1
Je 10 ees.ss +. o. BECKETT -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
CHEAPER + BETTER TEEN E'fS|

Bloomington, Oct. 9, Is4s-4s-ly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02
SALE oF TIE REAL ESTATE OF eANKRupTs.

SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF BANKRUPTS.
PURSUANT order of the Court of the United states, ior
District of Virginia, made the 18th Of Novem
e 1912 public auction the highest bidder, GER
Estate, mentioned in the schedules of VINO
ecreed bankrupts their petition, where the
same does appear by schedules be under any deed OF
or other The Real Estate be sold is Is
follows, 10 wit:
In A. NJ Webbs case, his ineres, in of land Buck
inghain county.
In Hugh Dooners case biz interest OF Land in Din
wIddie county, stated 10 be about 9 acres
In H. Eareys his interest in so of land on
Praters run in Franklin county, virginia.
One noie,y OF house called the Archer House. with four
efeto the city oil triasco Texas together with Tie
furniture belonging thereto In 1859.
In Sias Wants case interest in eighth part of tract
Of land King Queen county, Jar Little Plymouth supposed
o contain l0s acres.
In Michael owen's case, his interest in undivided third
The civ of Richmond, formerly Elizabeth Smiths.
And also his interest d feet OF ground, situated end
street being part No. % in Jackson addt:cn laid down
on The map OF the said city.
In Jau Werhs his interest III lnt in Bowling Green
enrico county purchased by Sally Green OF VIM. Duval
In each asc the will be for cash. unless of
anv purchase shall be hundred dollars more, II
viii he for one third cash, third six months and
third n, twelve months The day Of sale No conveyance
will be made 10 the purchaser until the whole
chase money shall paid and conveyance directed by the
t'ourt.
United states Court 18th day of May public
ton IN the highest bidder commencing nj 10 O'clock A. NJ
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee
anril % lls-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

NIoE LAW Poryr.-ln publishing the death Of
William AyTes, of the borough of Butler, the Pilts'
burgh American says
"a nice legal question, and one of much impor-
lance will arise from the circumstance Of this gentle.
mans death taking place at the time it did. General
Ayres was never married. but left an illegtmate son
who was TO heir his es.a,e-and, neslecng 10 make
any will, he applied 10 the Legislature 10 have his son
egitlmazed, and an act TO that Effect passed. and
approved on the Iih instant at about IL o'clock. Cen
A. died al 4 o'clock in The morning, of The same day
The question naturally ases, is the leEtmatized
The property left is about 100000. There are nr-
merous col!aterate heirs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

Singular Concurrence OF Circumstanees- Gen. Nor.
gan and Gen. Dawson were opposing candidates in
$780, in one of the Congressional Districts of Loui-
siana, The former the Wing, and the latter the Demo
cratic candidate The contes: violent the
opinions OF The candidates decided. Gen. Daw-
succeeded BY a majority Of l3. One is now tie
Collector and the other Postmaster OF New Orleans
under lae same Administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

- ENJOYED tie opposite sc Of The street, and facing the
IL franklin lor, Jon Eaey's Old Sand south eide OF
Main, 81 house from Governor s.teet.
We would take this late opportunity ofhankng the public for
favor. received the last six years design first
establish ourselves rOus the press but to do by giving
tisfacon al who call upon which consider far prefea-
BILE to any other basis and which glad know has
been almost universal.
sou design pursue the course at this time and for
the future An goods by that do please cost quail
ty f color make fashion, otherwise, he reined aud
the money reundedprovdsd the shall have been
worn. we have nj large stock ii larger than
any the State line of business and would respectfully
invite give call before purchasing and
anime for HIMSELF n pronounced low
ihnn any other city, shall be very much deceived
We have Cloth Coats sl2 while others charge gig o making
and trimmings the customer furnishing pants 50.
i and Vests Shirts Drawers lIandkercefs
ravats Stocks Socks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds and qualities other articles usually kept by Cloth
ers OF which We are determined sell low for cash. and
quest the public and whether they want TO buy not
l~y- Ill Goods rdrraated.
]. BRANNAN L. co.
N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

The NATIONAL CoSyESTIoS.-lt is stated IN The
Washington Spectator and some other papers, that
Hampshire has recommended May, ls4l as The time
for holding the Democratic National Convention. The
New Hampshire Patriot says this an error No time
has been recommended BY New Hampshire, but the
Convention abou, to he held there rominae candI-
date for Governor viii also consider the time of hold
rg National Convention, and the mode of choosing
delegates, voting, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

Marriage ExtrGOrdinaTy.-Th Sianese Twins, so
often exhibited in all parts of this county, end who
have been residing for several years past in North Ca
rolina, where they purchased plantation, were on
Thursday, l3h married at Wilkes county, N. c, (by
Elder Colby Sparks Of tie Bapiis, churchJ to Misses
Sarah and Adea de, daughters of MIR David Yates OF
Wilkes county, n. c. The wonder is, that Bap,is,
Church Elder could have been found 10 aid in perpe
irating this eacrmiiv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

CAPTURE OF SLavER.-The London Times OF
March 18th, relates the circumstances of the taking Of
a slaser off Whydah, in the Blight of Benin, in De
ccmber last, by II B. Nj sloop Persian, IS guns, Com
mander l. \ Eden. The vessel, Portuguese SLAYER,
fine brig OF 2iS tons, mounting two long guns, with
complement OF SO men, was taken by boarding from
the boats of The Persian after four hours chase under
broillng sun. The prisoners were put on shore at
Thydah, and their valuable prize cent to Sierra Leone
for adjudication.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02
Louisa, Dec. 90. 1912.

TO BUILDERS AND OTiIEES.-TLe subscriber woud ri
respectfully inform the cltlZens of Richmond and ~
IT, that he continues TO manufacture the following ac'*
reasonable they be had in any Of the Na'
Cities Wis Brass and Iron Locks and Bolts ior banks
and dwellings Locks and ROlfs for sliding and o.
doors, with brass, glass and plated furniture.
Also Shutter and blind fasenings, new and very support
ticlr-the cheapest and best offered 10 the pubic.
n. II. Bells hung with without tuhcs, Locks tepaiud
keys fitted at the shortest notice, ana the mot
terms. &. CUMHEHS"'
Main, between 9Th and 9Th Stt
March % lGS-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02
yVasi,incron. April G, ls43.

Spectacle Glasses Of description, 10 III in
lie pains tie selection OF his Spectacle
his friends that his glasses of the
very quality ground perfectly por.d-and from
knowledge Of The science of optics and the structure of the
prepared The proper advice persons
choosing Spcc;accs or Glassrs
All which will be disposed Of the most accommodating
terms.
~ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
PETERSBURG. Feb. S2-Wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

To Pi0pgh .fakcrs ard Ike Proprictors Of FonndrieS
'sTuE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGH"
THE subscriber has purchased the exclusive right at making
the above well known Plough in the State # prgnio, and
prepared sell patterns others with the right Of max
iaughs them He has The original patterns which
made during the past by The lrnee, under the d
rcccn OF The subscriber expressly for the State Of virginia. and
they constructed 10 avoid all the objections arising the
beautiful Worcester and Boston pou.; which latter made
ln soil and vegetable surface, differing entirely from
This .lrn irngoa County Plough will show its superiority
all others when operating in heavy clover lay upon land
thckly red with weeds litter For than
have been engaged in the Foundry and Plough business
This State; during all which time attention has been pat
culry directed form If Poug both here
aud the orth and therefore confidently recommend this
Plough friends and the public generally combining all
the valuable qualities Of ceapness strength, Of draft sim
pcy OF constructions perfect performance of its work and
a and least Of a t'sat There are Isles Of the right hand
addressed me- ica5syile, Halifax county, upon
The subject, VIII be promptly attended TO-
DENJ. F. AVERY.
lpriI3 I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

COMMISSION HOUSE-The subscriber oarf- h'' -s''
~ and brst errrtions General ComnSsio Nt"isai
sale OF Produce, Tobacco, Flour, Wheat ~
ing and forwarding cf Goods, and Tor the pu!rsS" o. "
To all who will favor him with their confidence. ! l
opposii. the lower end Of the Basin Bank, III TIC tui, "
occupied by Messrs. Brown 6. Taylor. -
DAVID CORTLAND RiNbpIt
Observation-Disclosures. LanghorRe Z. Arrni.t.id, J. H.'
Msssrs John s: D. X. Stewart, RicLmoni Nh Aar@.'i
son, Goochiand.
April Is !#'-'"t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March -, $50 in .'
tn aci, entitled ian act 10 reduce into at t'e
at, concerning Escheao :, passed the ~ d'y q J'tA
do hereby make known IL nil whom It may con, n
appears by Certificate of the E.cbeatnf ri the coini
atef the 2t day Of March, 80, and hi. ia; nc 'a
Land Oiise, that. by inquest held on The - Il i} ,
ISL, Lot and Tenement in the town of B.frivi 80 W.
of Clarke rontann. quarter Of IN "i "ht
Whiting died seized, has been t,cbeaird to Tbs o'a"'
:. II. PARKER. Re-. J.! %
March rs w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02
March %

NOTICE TO TIE DEBTORS TO CoL WIN l. WHIT
y All persons indebted to Col. William White ia'f
that Col White has conveyed and transferred To- Us, h: ~
Trust all debts due 10 him, any way They Garnet
qnsst:d make Immediate arrangements 10 discbafee &
sprctive debts the circumstances Of the ~ ea
diligence 10 he extended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

Y. !.
OF sly friends who me, Will see by the above 50 "'
have been forced 10 know they Wi! feel ne a'
my distress than offence being called upon for Their d.
respectfully request them to do for what they can y @
their respective debts with my friends, the Trustees
possible. W. H. dI'
Hanover Aprl L. 1879 Il5-H rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02
April ls

I OC1Sr ufi.I. For SAi.E-Tae subscriber, hay,n.
- mined 10 the West, o!ieTs for sale, y wsaie
tract, the Tract Of Land which he lives seven nile N
louisa Cont house the waters OF He kory creek,
and agreeable neighborhood, and containing e. iUnd ~
Tvs enty acres with comfortable dwelling houses and
sary out houses good apple orchards and meadows. The
productive. and well adapted 10 the growth Of vtea
tobacco ard clover. There about hundred AMI hy
excellent low grounds. free from inindi; and Ny
ti@e;-an ample supply OF wood and timber supply ;-
Each field IS well warrcd, having never falling spn0,
branches. II may be said Of truth. thai seldom s,
market, either in Louisa the adjoining c0uniI's.
Reference to Ellis & Elicit Ricmond or the .nh.rli.r
JO!lS FILE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

by virtue Of Trust Deed, executed BY Joseph Mann
- Ilth of January Isl and duly recorded III the tifs
flee Of Middlesex County Court, will, on TUESDAY G 81
day Of June, the premises, expose To sale, the rft
said deed menoned viz: the uneSpired term yet to
said Joseph Mann, in and 10 Certain lot parcel II ~
lying In the county Of Mddesex, which Steam ~aw
lately erected, held by the aid Joseph aIann
her of The firm Of Joseph Mann Co., under certain ac
agreement between Thomas Is. Exams and Leonard PeT
signed by The said Perry the said Joseph Mann, and
in the said Clerks Office and also all the Timber
or being upon two certain pieces parcels Of and--a
whereof IL attached 10 said articles o er
with all the buildings and machinery erected the sad
mentioned lot Of land with tile tools necessary for carl.
the said MIL and one Lighter.
Terms-Cash for mach OF the purchase money sai
CURED pay The OF drawing ard recording TIC si '
expenses of safe, and the balance t- toe
notes One ln Si6 G5:. with interest IRON 9h Iars
1872; oneci S2i6 Co. with interest from 9Th January lsi'
able Oliver d. Ws FOR Si93 15s with iu
January s - and ONE for 1893 . with interest from So
1919 Fayabe 10 l. Perry; for the residuc, orcdd v
given unit ,hr oh January 1911 the purchaser eniefa
bonds with satisfactory security required By The SAID t%
Selling Trustee, shall convey Just such tile, and @
as by the said deed am empowered 10 sell
AUGUSTINE OWEN, Tn..e
April 10 ll1-Wt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02
SEPT 10, 1912.

Drugs edicines, ChsmieaiS, Dye Stufs, Paints, Oils,
Furnish, Windoso Glass, &c, &c.
raYNOR & IYEiI nnc door above tile Bell Tavern have
~ lately fresh supply Of Tie above articles Also,
large assortment nf FAMILY aud PATENT MEDICINES FAN
cY ARTICLES GARDEN SEEDS, &c. &C., to which they
respectfully attention of Merchants and Others
chasing escwere they determined offer great
inducements those who PROMPT PAY, PURCHASE
FOR CASH. April7 lia-wtf
OST CERTlFICATE.- shall apply for the renewal of
IL certificate lost msad, dated 18th April 1884, No. 1862
share of Stock in the Bank Of Virginia. standing in my
A persons hereby notified show why the
same may not be done DAVID K. LYMAN.
Lynchhurg, March D. NS-w6w
OTiCE-l do hereby authorize and appoint Sanl b. Wood
ward Agent, collect all claims due the Estate OF T.
Winston, deceased.
ELIZA 4. WINSTON, Administrative.
ApyiI IL Il3-wIw
n CEKoONS INDIGO, Of superior quality.
March lu4-u
yxIILIAa F. RICHIE, ATTORNEY Law, Richmond, IA
w Occor present with Dr. Richie, Main street. above
the Ranks. Fab VI
n BBr.s Cold Pressed Virginia CASTOR OIL, prime ari
" Gle. For sole by CAfNOR & LYELL.
March Is lV-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02

NoTcE-Ran away from The subscriber. living five miles
South of Eoxbroucb Person county, North Caolna on
Monday night the 9Th ins three menDiCk, PETER
and EDMUND Dick is about thirty five Of age five feet
six inches high we'll and very black quick spoken
ard good CONFERENCE.-The had when he leIt his
dag apparel Peter about twenty eight yeas of age i've
feet five inches high, and supposed weigh $40 las
ponnsS complexion toerabiy black and he has lump tn
his neck his feet turning lille ouwardhe has bad coun-
and down ook and rather slow Of speech Edmund
about sixteen seventeen Of and Is hearty well
boy of his agehe has small scar on LIS breast quick
spoken and boy Of good and Of very dark COM
ex ANY who will deliver the above Negroes 10 me-
residence shall receive $40 for eacor $40 each II con-
fined in any jail so that ret them. LEWIS TAPP
ApriI - li7-wJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-02
Aprl

4 CARD 10 TRAVELLERS GOING SoDTH-We, the IN
n derssned passengers by the upper Mail Route from
Charleston Baltimore have state, that we left Charleston ny
steamboat Wilmington Sunday, April %, at o'clock r d.,
Travelling Agent Of United States Mai Line, by which card.
and b. his told tGt should arrive IN Bal
imOre by o'clock 7. NJ in time for the Philadelphia train
HE Serond day whereas The SAID boat failed 10 in time al
Wilmington, and detained there daytha the train
again failed arrive in time Petersburg, Virginia. and
thereby detained another day-tlat by the said line
failed 10 arrive IN Washington in time for the Baltimore
tram aud detained Twelve hoITsmakins loss IL
time OF and i! days and additional expense q! about
cirh. dollars elcl-and this by the Mail Route.