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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09
POETRY i.
pillllr or MorNT HOPE.
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s.tIi head was sent 10 Plymouth where exposed upon
piasc, twenty years an! Of his hands to Bo>ion where
MED the segu"e. |; having been 9nafteed was nun
upon aud there len a monument oi shocking oai
40 say the of rilp'> humanity, great iowar1
capve- % ~ As "" iiTe any k"owird:e, a. that Ti m NJ
gSh toward captive indians -braEtS Go"Tdyty ~ i"@@"s
The land fu!i OF wrong,
1t sravc,i is record. dee? and strong;
And the forest -l-ro's ne
A,voSs in fearful deeds aud blood WAS shed,
A. sterGly on tae fierce avcnser sped.
WIFE. briri,-eyed hoy, sold
To saycty's hopeless pam;
Then DER his tortured bosom rolled,
Mol Ia salrs.de again,
That mighty surge of wild, inpasSionpd srirt
That IN the grave alone cnud know relief.
Doth the bold eagle shrink
To the ruthless hand,
That IN her storm rocked nest would drink
The blood oC her band:
Aud doth the gentle iinid dove
Break forth IN fusy with her phren>iod love-
We write the white brace,
When his native sod
He lifts the sword t. .iasd and save
Ills heritage ot God.
And earth rius+ loud with the deep, startling cry
OF patriots warning T.; her liberty.
- bid the marble
TO shrine h.- sacred fame
And praud winds bear along your skies
Ills high and holy rane;
And your ciiien's hearts beat full, and strong:
At Freedoms shoUt, and glorious triumph ons
The outraged indian
His madteued battle brand,
And tracks with tame and blood, aud tears
The olpTessors Of his land
And he is savage aud We gl"c hlS name
TO wear your ard be =" .Td .ot shame.
And his soulesS clay
Finds lurt bed;
The starius may Il; birds u pfey
F,a the helpless dead,
As if the poor, iH,cuSlte dust could be
4 thing for hate and asniisa moeHefy
The asuiic (tlIkrI came
NItA justice IA his iand,
And tle whape ay hustled, The war kni:e> flame
Cleaned w;lEn the land;
But spread the caumet'> son incense wide,
Aud rose the olive by the w'gwam's eide.
We iar The red Rams wa.
Sweeps o'er New EusaHd'S hills;
IL rides her haUEity uceaG gale,
And tones her forest nils;
One jtrrag echo IN those staud Old strains
lha, ne die along hsr haowed plains.
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To Plough .fukers and Me Proprietors Of Fouadries

1.-THE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGH"
1IE has purchased exclusive right of making
the Plough in the Sate Of rrgina and
ny Paghs f,o6, them He has the original patterns which
made during past by the raenlee under the d.
rection Of the subscriber expressly Tor me state oi s anu
they were constructed 10 avoid the ecions arising 10 the
beautiful Boston cnsh; which latter were made
soil ana vegetable differing entirely from eur own
This Lragtcn County Plough VIII show It's superiority
all others operating in heavy Cover lay or upon and
Yeas have engaged the Foundry and Plough business
State during all which time my attention has nern Paiti
North, aud therefore confidently recomend this
Plough my friends and public generally as ccHbH all
pc,y of construction perfect performance OF lis work, and
last and Jeau There are sizes OF The right hand
ed Plough. and n large lett handed two horse Plough
Letters addressed 10 me- Meadsyie Halifax county, upon
the subject, will be promptly attended TO-
li1-w3m. BENj. X. AVERY.
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NrOTicERsu away from the sutscribt living ave miles
~ South Of Roxhrough, Person county, Moth Caroa on
Monday night l7h inst, rcc1o men-Dth rEl Ek
and EDMUND. Dick is abnu, thirty tive years {" age ave et
inches Eg well aud bark quick spoken
and very good had on, when he eft bis
every day apparel Peer twenty eight Gears Of age i've
feet i've or x high surpassed weigh liO or l45
pouniss complexion tole'aby black aud he has lump 10
his neck his feet turning little ouwarGs he has bn conh
,enarcc and look and rather Of speech Edmund
sixteen years Of and hearty wen
boy Of his agee has small scar on MS breast quick
snoken and boy of good and Of dark
Any person who will deliver the above Negroes to me-
residence shall receive $40 for eac-or SD each con-
6nrd In anv iail 90 liza, rct them. LEWIS TAPP
Aurl a 1l7-w5w
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AW NoTIcE-The subscriber has removed his office

AV SOTICE-The subscriber has removed his Office
IL bascmen. story Of his residence at the of 9Th ard
Streets opposite of the Mutual Assurance Society He
be found his office, when not IN attendance (asin re
suined Of the Courts Of lie CITY.
TO CLAMANTS-The subscriber after an interval Of some
years, AGAIN leaders his services claimants Govern
the United tie state OF Virginia. for revolt
oary services any other Demands whether arising under
contracts otherwise. His experience In attending 10 SUCH
claims him. in cases. where they well found
OF the information necessary TO sustain
The advantage of that exPenenceis familiarity WIN
subject dgen attention, stimulated by the necessity
of beginning his life of busnesshe is willing TO pledge
TO those who NAV employ him-for moderate
ton such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
Urged by strong Inducements he pledges all the indus
office are 9th and strees the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed o him will he punctualy attended TO-
Richmond, 7th Oct, 1912. fly THOMAS GREEN.
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so BUILDERS AND UrERS.-Ihe Subscriber would most
respectfully Inform tie citizens of Richmond and It's vicni
that he continues 10 Manufacture the following articles, on
reasonable they had any the Northern
cities viz: Brass and Iron Locks and Bolts for banks prisons,
and dwellings, Lacks Bolts for sldn. and folding
doors, with brass, glass and plated furniture.
Also, Shutter and blind fasengs and very superior
;ice-tbe cheapest and best offered the public.
n. B. Bells hung with without tubes Locks repaired, ard
keys fitted at The shortest notice, and reasonable
terms. {. CCMBERSON,
Main, between sth and oh streets
March % l0S-w3In
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March, %

r OCrST HILL FOR SALE.-The subscriber ha',h- ~" 80.
IL mined the West, offers for saie hy i've.
tract the Tract Of Land which lie ives seven ne
Louisa house. the waters Of Hickory creek III and
and agreeable neighborhood and containing eight hue
enty acres, with comfortable dwelling houses ard ORE &
sary houses, good apple orchards and meadows h %
productive, and well adapted TO the growth Of corn
tobacco and clover. There hundred ana No. %
of excelen, low grounds. from humiliation and 'ey
ample supply OF wood aud timber TO supply lhs a
Each field is well waered, having fa'liu. sia
branches may be said Of truth that seldom suc
market, either in LOUISA or the adjoining c0nn'ies
Aeie'e'' - i'' . h'e''' ''e''''oA' . John Fills
Iousa, Dec %, 1912. -
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A DMfNIsTRAToR'S NOTICE-Ail persons hasi's ,l W.
"A against the Estate of Thomas w. White drseas nac
the same and all persons indebted To said Estate
make payment, early possible, TO the H.
Administrator OF Thos w. WHITE Dr. sif ats
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JAMES A. PATTESON, CoNArssoS MrEeH.1I' r. Pa.
Ya.-Wi give prompt attention to sales Of al . on CAY
dnce and Merchandise consigned to his care. so' "
street, adjoining hessrs. Caperton & Crump .-w.T
Oct IL
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DkINTING fNK.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply Of Johnson Durarts best Printing Ink, moderate
prices.
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1873 100
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Dec 81

COMMISSION HoUsE.-The subscriber offers rs 'o''e.
~ and b. 81 crcons General Commission Merchant ~
the sale Of Produce Tobacco, Flour Wheat the fe'
ing forwarding Of Goods, and for the purha-e Of C
10 who will favor him with the'r confidence. HIS ofrr
opposite end Of the Basin Bank, feey
occupied by Mcssrs. Brown Taylor.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH
RErEaEscE.-Messrs. LanghoYns & Armstrad I.ynch"':
Mcssrs. John Il ID. X. Stewart, Richmond; Sir. Randolph ''
son, Goochland.
Apr;l Ia ll5-wia
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NOTICE TO TIE DEBTORS TO Cor. WIN L. WHITE
All persons indebted 10 Col. William L. White informed
that Col White has conveyed and transferred by Deed Of
Trust all debts due him. any way They are earnestly
questcd In make immediate arrangements discharge their
debts the circumstances Will allow in
diligence 10 be extended.
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C. P. GoODALL,

w
~ Ny friends, who viii BY the above what
have bee forced 10 resort know they will feel for
my distress than offence at being called upon their debts
respectfully request them to do for what they by settling
their respective debts with my friends the Trustees early
possible. w. l.. WHITE
Hanover, April ls. ls43 ll5-w4w
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IN acknowledgements Court held for PRIME, n,
ward County, February the 2lst, lss3: ~ I'd
Thompson Penck, John Penick, Edward Penick VIM u
and Judith his wife, formerly Penick, and George W. Pua
Nancy his wife, formerly Penck, pam "m and
against "a'ins:
Giles A. Miller administrator de bons Of Prudence D.
children Of Polly and John F. Hudson both Of whom ara The
whose names unknown, m ",e nead,
The defendants, Thomas Richardson and Jane h.,
the children OF Polly and John f. HUDSON whose aud
KNOWN not having entered their appearance ard IN
according 10 the act of the General Assembly and ,
Court and IL appearing the the to, iAi,
are not Inhabitants of this State motion nj b 'bey
Dy Counsel, 1t - Ordered That the said defendant. T
Richardson and Jane his wife, and the children Of plv
r. Hudson, do appear here first day Of Nav no
anu answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of his o,s
ofhwith inserted IN some one of the public newspaper,
In the city Of Richmond for months printed
posted at the front door of the Court house this c also
Copy-Testr, B. j. WoRSH.Wyc,
Mareh9 u e.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.-We have
ceved, opened aud arranged, very large aud Complete
s0rtmen Of seasonabe
STAPLE md FANCY DRY GOODS,
which were bought the favorable terms, generally from
fret hands aud will be sold unusually prices for cash. and
on nur general terms, 10 pInctual Customers
II the close and constant attention of each OF the with
the assistance Of efficient sesmen, will merit II, solicit tie
confidence and continuation of the very liberal patronage the
friends OF the late firm of Garland Randolph and the public
generally
Petersburg, April4 lll-wtf
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William h. Blades and Frances d. his wife, Dabney Mc.h,s
Matilda Tandy. Dilard Collins and Mary his WIFE, --lrr
and Elizabeth his wife, James Lay and Barbara his wifi lam
Mitchell! and Sarah his wife, L. { Eaes Charlotte his M
William r. Cooke, James NJ. Cooke and Martha Cooke
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CHaACERf-V Court held for I,0n.a Com
ruary, 1913: ~ '''" 1'' VI req
Oswald McGehee, Administrator Of Edward McGebee dec,
anu also IN his own right as son and heir of SAID Edward
pL,intfr
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George w Harrison. Francis II. Epes A. 4 Cam,ie Sh
o, N"ioway ana administrator OF John A. Bland r. y ~
I.. ihes Execute. Of John Jones' deceased and & n
me defendant Mcnori Iones, Executor OF John J,
ceased, mol having entered his appearance and given
aCcolahs !" The act OF Assembly rules of IN !'
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, he I. , '
infant oi Tins county, Is Ordered, That said tr
appear here lat Rules 10 be holden said Conn. m 10
Monday IN 'iay next and the bl OF The pla", f
lhal copy OF this order be- forthwith inserted in som a
paper published in the city Of Richmond for tw month
county A Copy-Tcs,e ~ " 'Ni'
M,,.,, Z. W FITZGERALD nc.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
TUE subscriber Is constantly receiving from celebrated
nufacory of Nunns Clark, York, elegant PLAIN
Pnno Fortes, possessing the latest improvements AMI at
dclcacy Of touch aud sweetness otone peculiar their
nGfacture.
Also, large of Musical Instruments and :Gsia
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, let hire, and
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale IN his
State may be selected from, the of the subscriber "hs
enabled 10 sell al The Philadelphia and New York wholesale
ana retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again Will lie furnished upon letcr
terms than they find elsewhere in the state.
p. II. TAYLOR.
Jan Piano Forte and Music Store opposite fic RaPss
nR. oAKLEY's COMPOUND DEPURaTlvE SYRUP, "r
~ the of Scroima Kings Evil obstinate Erpons the
Skin, Pmpes Pusues the Face Scaly Erup.Ga~ chronic
Rheumatism, letter, Syphic symptoms, and al disorders a'
from impure of the blood DjudIcious OF rei'
ny, &c, &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United STATE
with decided benefit in Sco;ua, Mercuria Diseases and In 81
of an liberated character
RE,pi~G June. lt:9.
We the undersigned, having frequently Oakley Com
pound Dcpurare syrup, in the al practice vita De-
cided beneficial results cfe-uily recommend 4" the faculty. =
{ superior preparation. H. II. MUHi.ENBERG, D. D.
SOLOMON C. BIRCH, %
JOHN u. OTTO, Do
The ahove valuable preparation for sale by GAfN"E
LYELi., Agents for the proprietor.
Dec 81 1-wy
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IN CHaNCERY.-viRGIsrA:-AtR Rules held in ~ -, -
9th day Of February, 1913: ~ sNa"eeIy, On tie
Martha d. Williams
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CoIins AMI Mary his wife, - Berry aud Elizabeth his ,r
James Lay and Barbara his VIE, James Mitchell AMI Sarah m
wife, r. C. Eames and Charlotte hts WIFE William r. Cooke
James NJ Cooke and Martha Cooke having their an
peaance ana gwen security, according law rules 81
this Court and it appearing satisfaction OF the Corr, M
ey are moi inhabitants OF ils State moon OF plaintiff
by ms Counsel Ordered, That named c,I
ants do before the Justices our County Court m %
County, ut the Courthouse, the Monday Nav e
ana answer The PLAINTIFFS BILL and that copy OF this order h.
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in The r Al
Richmond FOR two months successfully, posted n; the ,
door OF the Courthouse of this county some Cou., jay
Copy-Tese,
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Louisa, Dec. 90, 1912.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSrITUTE.-The Board Of vi,iitfs
of the Virginia Military Institute will meet Lexington
the 2 day OF June consider applications for the apo
OF Cadets. There will he eight vacancies among
dels and these will be filed by selections from the foowin.
Material Districts the other Districts being represcnlct Faguer
Augusta Mononeaa Isle of Wight Halifax Accomar Cupc
Wyhe Greenbrler Charlotte, King Queen LoIdoln and
Kanawha About thirty pay Cadets VIII he appointed
time al large All applications 10 be accompanied By
statement Of the height and physical and o
the applicant, aud To lie forwarded pad
Applicants for the appointment of State Cadets sa
Board tlat their pecunavy circumstances
them To tie aid of the State.
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GAUTlON.-The Public are hereby cauiioned
~ from receiving the following described TREA-
SURf NOTES, payment having been stopped,
which were mailed on the 10Th Gay of March lS43,
at Van Buren,, Aykansss, to Jones and Boxer and
not yet received :: One Tor $500, letter b No 1878,
dated May 26'b, 1912, payable TO J. II. Anderson
also five Treasury notes for 500 each letter b. No.
Il O02 or 81 O20, dated September 80 TO j. p Davis
also, letter G, No 81 1857, dated 22d November 1872
payable TO J. p Davis also, letter A, No. 81 ,406,
letter No. 81 407, letter g, No. 81 40S, all the last
dated 23d November, 1912, and payable 10 E. b.
Alexander also two for $50 each letter A, No. SO
400, letter b, No. 3G4O, both dated December ,
1912, payable TO WIN. Armstrong, being in all ee-
ven hundred dollars
JONES & BOXER,
by BOXER & Brothers, 50 Market st, Philad.
iune }U-2aw2w
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A CARD

IHE Bulldog Committee Of the Third Baptist
Chuteh return their thanks 10 the Reverend
Clergy, tho indeI, Order of Odd Fellows and
me citizens generally FOL their attendance al The lay
log OF the Corner Stone of their n, W hui ding on
"Wednesday last, and very much regret tAat The ex.
ercises were interrupted by the severe storm which
dispersed the c, aggregation.
Having understood that ANY who were present on
maj occasion proposed contributing towards the
,lon Of the building had not the Intended collection
been prevented 10y the storm, the Committee will
thankfully receive any amounts which may be left
with either of the following persons, viz.
VIM H. UpPERMAN, Pennsylvania Avenue, near
81 street.
ASDaEw RoTHwsLL, at the City Hail.
JAMES b. CLARKE, Market Space.
CHAUScY BEsroR, at the Patriotic Bank
GfoRGE M KENDALL, at the Post Office Depart
ment
A. f. WiLcox, al the War Department.
EDMUND f. BRowS, at the Globe Office.
une 80.
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NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., June %, 1879
Notice is hereby given that this Department is
ready to redeem all the Treasury notes Of The United
States heretofore issued and not included IN the no.
tice given by this Department on the Goth day of
April last and according to the provisions of differ
acts of Congress, interest on the said Treasury
notes which become due before the thirty first
day Of August next, will cease on that day and on
all remaining Treasury notes now outstanding, and
which become due at any subsequent time, Interest
will cease the days WHOM they respectively be-
come due.
The notes included in this notice will be redeemed
by the Repositories of the United States, in the City
of New York, or at the city Of Washington, orNat
the Treasury. J. c. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury. |
june 29-2awt26aug
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDER THE CON-
VENTION WITH MEXICO

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
June 9Th, lS43.
TIME holders Of certificates under the Convention
i with the Republic Of Mexico, will, on the
presentation of their respective certificates at
the Bank Of the Metropolis on or alter the
29th, day of June instant, receive their re-
spectve proportions Of the interest paid by Mexi-
@ the 29th Of April last, after deducting expen-
ses of transmission and insurance Of the funds TO the
United States, amounting the whole to $3.50 Gas IL.
JOHN Q. SPENCER,
Secretary of the Treasury
Republican, Baltimore; American Sentinel and
Evening Mercury, Philadelphia New Orleans Re
publican journal of Commerce Aurora and Union,
and New York Herald; Boston Post, and Boston
Times will insert the above notice.
iupe 21-d2w
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NEW BOOKs.-This ID reeeived for sale by
~ F. TAYLOR
Vol. of Agnes Slr,ckland's Lives Of the Queens
Of England new and cheap edition at 80 cents pei
volume
Lights, Shadows and Reflections Of Wings and
Torres, by Country Gentleman. vol. 10 cents.
The Physical Diagnosis Of Diseases OF the Lung
by w. II. Walshe, NJ. D.; vol.
The Wish-ton-wsh, by Cooper-pice 90 cents
cheap series.
No 3 of the cheap edition Of Lord Byron's Works
published at 25 cents per number. Large type, fine
paper and engrsvings.
Part 10 Of ofcssor Muuays Encyclol aJa o.
Geograthy, at - cents per Lumber.
No. 6 Of Martin Chuzz,ewt-price 81 cents.
And all other cheap publications Of the DAY.
uut eff
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$50 cut glass inks pared or plain, (the latter pre-
ferred) about p inches square and inches
deep. State price of each
100 cut glass inks with metal tops or covers, TO be
used in the desks in the hall, inch square, and
sands Of the
Us nests japanned tin, each consisting Of a sand
box, sand holder, aud wafer box
80 pounds black sealing wax, extra superfne, six
teen sticks TO the pound
500 pounds extra superhne sealing wax, sixteen or
twenty sticks to the pound
50 pounds small sticks assored colors) sealing
$50 small boxes (fancy colors) sealing wax
500 pounds extra superfne sealing wax eight sticks
TO the pound
400 bottles, half pint, black ink
$50 bottles half pint, Steyens's Interchangeable blue
fluid or ink
400 penkniyes four blades, best pearl stag, or buck
handles, to be of the highest finish and best
quality, and of the pattern well known as the
Congress knife State the price for the best
quality Rogers, and the best quality .intrioGn,
same pattern and finish.
200 embossed Morocco portfolios, cap size, contain
ing pocket book apartments, and II sheets blot
ting-paper
1875 counting house Morocco cases, pocketbook form
$50 memorandum books faint lined, best quality pa
per not less than 40 sheets, Morocco covers,
about n by A. inches.
Every article If the b st quality no second or in.
ferior article viii be received, unless herein spec-
fed and so ordered
II articles are to be delivered at the office Of the
Clerk on or before the lst Of October next and to
be paid for as soon as the Committee of Accounts
shall audit the bills, and appropriation be made
therefor.
Specimens may be seen at the Clerks Office. A
sufficient specimen Of each article proposed for must
accompany the proposal, TO be marked with the name
Of the proposer and numbered or marked so as to
correspond with the proposal. This injunction must
not he overlooked.
The whole Of each article specified in the iorego-
ing list will be deemed class, and the person ofer-
ing to furnish any class desc pion Of articles at
the lowest price Quality considered) shall receive
contract for the same, on executing bond, WIN Two
Or more suretes satisfactory to the Clerk for per-
ormance Of the same, under forfeiture Of twice the
contrsct price n case of failure which bond must be
htd in the Office Of the said Clerk whnte days ai-
IN the proposals have been oiened and the result
declared.
The right is reserved in IT should be necessary
TO orxr further supply Of all or any Of the articles
Combined in the above ist, the prices specified.
Proposals. must be endorsed Proposals for Station
cry for House Of Representatives. and addressed to
the Clttk They viii be free from postage
| NV ST CLAIR CLARKE,
Clerk House Representatives OF the U. ).
junef
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues TO transact business
i for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted vo-
vernment
He has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS of
Kidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice aud adj
vice as tobdding communicated, If desired. No APP
plcstion attended to, unless accompanied by fee Of
five dollars and no letter taken from the Office I'M
less the postage is paid. No person having business
at the seat Of Government need attend in person, II
foil descrip ion Of the business is communicated,
and full power Of attorney sent on by mail
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed.
Refer to the members Of the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally.
JESSE +. DOW,
Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office.
March 2l--lyif