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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
b. \. Fahnestock's Vermfuge-a Ger
tain Cure for Worms

X has net tcitt q hitherto IN asl.-ltf
VUNIE Proprietor has maie it point ascertain tie
result of its in such within his
knowledge and observ dsng the last fifteen years mi
invariably found * produce the sanitary eects
unfrequenty after nearly all the ordinary Preparations
nded had BEEN previously resnrtet
without permanent aiSaniage lhs TACT Is Arrested
hundreds Of respectable
II different of the "hIch can be seon
calling The popretors er ath'fized agents md
should induce families always 70 kes Via! o the pteps
their possession Il is nI ~ its operation, anf
may administered with perfect safety most deli
cate inian,. Price 25cts. per Nia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06

LrA few bushels of good Irish Potatoes wan
ted at this Office OF subscription. Immediately.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06

April 18th. 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

The Petersburg lacllisenccr, who cFitirises the
article ii our Very Intelligent Correspondent, bad
better clear his own skirts first. Our Petersburg
Correspondents shows, from IN article winch he
published in the Enquirer in April, 1872, iaa;
isEirc;,ia eit The e;iecis OF The Tariff OF 1876 and
the Tariff of 1921 ara 1873 proslracd Tie agricdi-
tura interest OF! net only Virginia, hui Tie whole
cuuntr,'; and IS SOON as The Compromise Wa
made the cn'ifc planting Interest OF tiic coun'r,'
was ereatv benefited, rs ;he reduction ct Tic la
riff permitted Inc increase of wages abroad, and
the natural effect was icll ~ The adyancc IL 10
reign market. o; our great staples cotton and To-
bacco. which caused the planting interest 10 pros
per:n-and that the fleet of high Protective
Tariff in this country always has caused, and
must always cause 4 decline in tie price oi labor
abroad. AMI great decline il cotton ard to3ac-
CO, which goes directly home ~ the fa'i Oh the
labor of our planlcrS-So sudden and 81 great,
too, as very frequently L. ruin many who weT"
both Industrious and prudent hu ha,l made some
purchases on time, rot surprising that the Federal
Coycmrnen, could ~ 20 mad - 10 aGopt policy
which would c!lccraliv s:range the first treat in
,crcs in the cnuntry.' The article which We
published the other day from The same sensible
pen. confirms what Inc said in .3i? By the events
Of 1871. He shows, that whilst the farmer has
non. 10 nav more !oi the soois which h purcaa-
ses. he receives much less for his own probe
tons. 50 lar 1T least, our Correspondent; proves
himself 10 h. consistent "a we'll rs 'ntRit2cH--
Blu, where i The Editor Of III Inc!lecaccr! lie
who is now in favor OF Tic high protective Tariff
oi 10 and Of M:. Clay who mas Just publicly
declared, that ne opposed oi;hcr 20 a 'cpc@ or
notification, aye any notification OF that Tariff,
declared himself expressly il l5iI, that he Vas
Opposed {as our Correspondent; sayS) 10 all Ia
ri;is bit those solely for rcvcnac. an1 that he
would oppose (Harrson-man liIr) any effort to
disturb he Compromise Ac.!" Such is bis bind
party spirit, or rather his man-worship Grst for
! Harrison, and NOW for H. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
ARRIVAL EyTKAORDISAPYt

Ats p NJ yesterday. he new iron steamer Mt.
Vernon 81 Dimmoci: u Co, arrived a;;lic Peters
burg Depot. having been safely transported iron
the Appoinauox on lie Hai',Oad. Fcur cars were
employed for the purpose. She is armed with
,wo Ericsson Prorellcrs, near;he stern, and draws
abon, three feet wafer She has a fine model for
running, and is a lcauiilill craft. She 'cut a
singular figure" mounted in the air. a tempo
rdry railway is beng CONSTRUCTED 10 the basin.
where she will shorty. " ;r-!aanched. On the
canal j: is Estimated, SIZE Will easily maze six
niles an Eour. Steam rs. horSc>. We shall
see some Iare trials 81 speed between The two en-
terqy;siug Companies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
-. of,he Richmond ENQUIRER.

r.ri.r i. uuh'isird DAILY and SEMI.
- - Far .ne aa,, rIpc,, seyca d" lars per an
Nt' I'M, ste &C .ht G.i'rs Il tasen ,ar stout
irns u" -, ons ,car Err til. S-iai-"eek'v 1--we
e. ."" ,nr,n .ud Thtc" p,lars toi s,s mouths,
tra> ,ty,.,c ieJaG IA re otSes, or r. r''ted 'y
o'', ,sald ar SIX collars i.er annum al me emu "i
~, =, ,.. :, hi. Office r,ay hr remiit.d rrr mai,
~ table i,ak h",rs, at The ri:h q me to'-
a t' ,.,,. If 81 iefn, te'as pad by tas n"f>rs.-
t,-' 81 . sIr.t- trlter ~ ucelr VI ahs ac'u'is
Ter /; Is the --caE,nl.'ioa "' postage, III Al
49,, .u.ln->s, winch opera;cs n 4 serious -
s."'' Trrus OF ADVERTISING.
rrc Daily ENtlUlRE&-cor one SQUARE q,
" ,,u.> g, .rss. frss inseril,:i, MY eeh's' 1"u
-. ,r.dr- Insertion twert::-t;e ot"tS-h i"S,'-
$50 uy,cr q week, three lines week,
,.,, sey.u and 4 .;. 'ea e,,. ,.,..,s c,r hin,
N'''N' =, 49,, nr,a.,l,cn fuf advertisements OF
80 ,.,si,i--.crpi Lottery NcndeIs anu auction
sf'" 80 ,h,lc,i oas hundred dollars, tpa.-' IN
e. ,n. sey,,-,y ..E;.; i-nne square "f sixteen
- ,"" IA, ,yse-!'or, - cent; IL. eac;. con!nu
-rtr 81 ,rt.s. "a ,.c. r,n,,:ad ,vit. HE
49, ar satisfactory IL .srraces, L. ;naate cxe'u
~ A., 0,i,asrits 81! ."crre-cs from re Country
- me ,er,, "aulwr,ting Ia unkarsn q, t'ii'
,,,,.o -. al,nca,c4ted by Tie endofs2ncr a. 'h'
l.l.: ~ tia nri.nborn"ct, ar i'-y wfi III nv eas'
,.u.1,L fVrtS measure. ,,'i has been TAKEN
,r,,,> tnas aud ohiGIes, l'a- proved hetet'ut'
r,l.,. We aust, therefore, insist, ~ snch case
,rt,arniealior being certified by the name q
jp..,a~..,- ,-raes 'sr beck nrisf letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
Fer thc EnI'iiTcf
.TITiT I ETTEp

The Richmond Wig i, playing iccp game
tosilerce The just demands OF he people. Tor The
production Of ,aat le.cr, which, II published,
whch co1>uTlnaicd the Black leg and Puritan
Coalition" Hence Ire publications, one after
another in rari! succession Of those Dcnstrous
ib,icalion, which evely day hrinps nrti 'iro..ei.
tie Richmond Wing. Tie au;hor oi Tie ''Ab-
lucon Plot" is 4 yort!. ct most fertile magma
lion a> To such mates. Ills name il Logon
his nature n,xi.ausibe. lis great aim is la d.
vet The pubic mind from That Letter Ave
That Letter Let Ike suuai Of the public voice
IL heard ahovc the po;>c ~ The i'm pans ard rams
hcrns of tie Richuiop. Wig. calling aloud Tor
THAT LETTER! THAT LETTER THAT
LETTER. EG% POpULI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
RlcraMoND yiRGszA moRNNs ocRoz,Es. B. Isa4

achieve. II" yic.1ci-he even supported the in
div'tnal hywi.om IL was supplaa,ed, though he
must have iclt at lhc time, that his elevation
was national disgrace. lie gradually passed
From enc act Of degradation 10 anclher' until
llhaliy Benton got his rose II the srinistonc,
AMI made MIN, according 10 our understanding
OF Tie Constitution, violate his oath He hes
since been treated with reri;ed disrtsrcci BY tie
lcatcrs OF his own parry"
No'9 Be'c.-And yet Ibis is the same Mr..
VIM G. Sivcs, "thc apostalc," "ihc traitor TO his
STATE, 'the crafty and sidious' politician, who
is now 4 ta;orite pc, with tie Richmond Wing i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
[!N. Hlrts' LlNcr.l

CARLTON, 10th September, iSii.
Gentlemen In consequence Of my absence
from ho.ac, have just been favored with The re-
ccipt OF your invitation 10 public Barbecue 10
be given by the Conservatives and the Democrat.
ic Republicans Of Nelson COUNTY, on he Goth and
thc 2lst Of the present month. find my engage
merits 10 be such as To compel me UNEXPECTEDLY
TO decline your invitation. While concur hearth
Is with yoI in some OF the view; wh;c! lead YOU
10 oppose the election of Mr. CLAY. and which
constitute with me insuporab!c objections 20 lis
support, yet sop short Of tie point deemed So
essena! in tue present excited state If parties
The advocacy Of his competitor This difference
Of opinion, (tiie reasons for which yoa will doJb,
less excuse me- trora now aseisnin. 10 you.)
would, | fear gentlemen materially impair tie
ratification which you are pleased II anticipate
from my coGscn, to address this proposed meet
ing, upon the leading political questions Of the
day; and might make my compliance with your
request, in this respect seem an Unfair return for
your hospitality. on an occasion when such uni
Tcrsal unanimIly is won. 10 rrerai |: augh; Of
impariality should appear 10 You to be attached
10 my position, would fain employ all is sane
ton, III commenting your support Of lie acquis-
ton Of Texas. The fate OF this measure, 50 I'M
portaEt, in my view. 10 The security and al The
varied Interests Of our Unica-e1rnpi.l!cs the
disastrous facility with which tie substantial in
tcltSs III u.c country may ~ SC! iiiCe'ly uN .h1
reckless promotion Of mere party asccndancy.-
Enlis.ng, as il once did in this quartec Of our
Stale, the indiscfiminaic suplor; OF both parties,
with very rare exceptions, no sooner was the p.
,ential voice of one Of our Presidential canii-
dates pronounced against il, than, immediately,
opinions change with mage dispatch and this
great public question unwoi,hily falls 10 the level
OF ordinary Fary topics. regret 10 fear lhat this
measure has already passed out Of oGr control,
leaving a heavy responsibility - rest upon those
vino have defeated it. an! who have thus lstl free
score for the establishment, III :at quarter OF our
continent of influences extremely hostile 70 the
most vulnerable Part. Of The ccnicaeTacy.
Scarcely less conclusive grounds OF opposition
TO MIR. Clay are found with me in M sincere and
uraltered depreciation OF National Bank. and
nv belief Of the exclusive spirit with which he
will conduct his administration oflhe Governmen,
10 the promotion Of extreme party ends.
With grateful assurances for your expression,
OF personal regard,
am, most truly
Your friend and serv't.,
ALEX. RIVES.
Messrs. 0. Loving, Jas. T. billiard, Jas. B. Har-
grove, and John Ii. Loving.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

The New York Herald asserts two PROPOSE
lions-lst, That The vote OF New York is in the
hands ot he Aboltonsls y, That il they
cast their vote ior their own candidate, Polk viii
carry The State Icyond redemption And, there
FIRE, says the Herald, the Wings were 10 Try lhciI
meeting of nmaigaaaiion on Thursday evening
last. The Coons are trying 10 rally them on
an.i-TexaS and aa,i-Sla"cry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
RICHMOND, VA.
Thursday Mornin:, o"'n'er >. isii'
THE AsuBUnToN FABRICATION.

THE ASuBURTON FABRICATION.
The Wheeling Argus OF SATURDAY last shows
that t!lr letters in the Wheeling Times are 5rs
t;.b:;ca,ioas. Iii" principal part Of the contents
of one ottlirm appeared in he New York Plebe-
ian of the m!dle Of August under the head Of
"fou millions OF money sent oyer by Priiish
cs-jcabe.s 10 help 10 eject Cay and Frclins-
huyscn" II lore on tie lace Of il, aud iro" thc
remark, oil the Editor, the marks oI Guiz-b9t
parts OF this same letter now appear in the Wheel
Ing Times, as if it were addressed 10 the Loca
Focus, l:rr ,hc benefit OF Polk
The Wh.e!.ng Argus, after publishing these
two letters, Gas ii wc,csi.!c ~ SIDE adds:
1--WE have given enough above 10 show an'i
convince every man, that The Wing papers, an'i
particularly those %. Wheeling, have been guilty
Of jorgcrs 10 sustain sinking and dying cause
''Ano.hcr letter from he P'cheian viii be give,
III iue time, which will show these base political
scounirclS UP in their proper co!ors."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

EoR HIRE, until Christmas, Man House
L Servant; also. Waiting Maid, who is a
good Seamstress, a Cooh, and a Washer. Apply
TO THOMAS u CHARLES ELLIS.
Sept S5--Iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

EXTRACT Of a letter fran
"AccoMAcS, Sept. 9Th, 1914
"Wc are striving hard TO strike of the entire
Wing majority Of 1870, which has Sd on Ibis
shore. Mydecides impression is, We shall 10 it .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

Wig paTcrs in Georgia, arl especially tie
Southern Recorder, have had the hplincss 10 49,
sort 'hat agricultural produce is a. much plot,cl-
cd 10y the Iara OF 1872 az tie produce q domcs-
tie manu:aeta,cs, We gave, at Tie tine some
statements in reply 10 tho>c assertions, which
plainly demonstrated that he duty imposed OH
cotton, beet, pork, and Other don.cst:c picuucc,
Was a deception ari fraud. Stree Hat time,
we.haye rcceireda cory of The statement OF the
commerce ard navigation Of the Ur;,cd States,
daring the nine months ending Jurc 20, 1913,
transmitted w tie Secretary "a the Treasury 10
Congress At H. last session. From the volnm-
nou, tables contained III this statement, We have
made the following extracts, 10 show what hind
Of protection is afforded 10 The agricultural intc-
rest OF tie coun.rg, AMI how reckless are those
writer's and a:yocalcs Of The Tariff, Who assert
that he farmers and planters are pro;ecicdeqGally
with the manufacturers.
We will begin with the article of cotton.
There were exported of L. Siatos
Cotton, during the nine months
stated above, in value, Si9,lI?SoG
OF foreign cotton there were
imported, in valuc, S3SG,790
OF foreign cotton there were
exported. entitled 10 draw
back, 3j4l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
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OF prcjadices; AMI there cxis,s a peri {. ,:nily oi
faith il the United States amongst rciigionisis o.
all professions, Us 10 Tic wisdom AMI rolic; of
thai cardinal feature Of all OCT Constitutions and
forms al Government, those ~ the United States
and scraraie SAFES III tie Uaion, ~ which This
incsl .nalie right is fornally recognized, and The
enjoyment OF it inviolably scared.
Then comes another commentary concluding
with he following. "Ec.hiE.; yourselves before
the SIC is :lna!ly east and ct.l ihat should Viz
Sinia nrovc rec!eahi 10 Lcrsc size may hay. =
President forced upon her by The casting vo.cs; OF
CruoLic FOREIGNERS and FREE NEGROES
PvDL.vs.
The Wing calls attention 70 tie above as TO-
lows (same paPer)
''1o Pro,csiaH;s ami Protestant Editors III Ric.-
mart.
ave call attention 10 rG5lls from the Han
rison Advocate, and We ask 81 the Eai;c;s o..
Religious papers in this City, i it no' incum-
bent 90 lham in an especial mamie! 70 lay Ina,
articc before thu religious community q; Vils-
MA. For ourselves w fce Tor Roman Catholics
is much hro,lcrly love as for any oiher ,croEi-
nation ofcLri>.ians ard would a. promptly shoul-
der muskct To protcc, item in their religious Ii
berry But that i not the question. IL is whe,h-
yolarcs liable 10 be wiclied il masses by ;'e
priesthood; whether direct anA uneGlivocai al
Temps have not beer made to crli.t The Ro
man Catholics IS Il religious bod: in favor Of
Martin Van Buren,; whether his icir (for which
see another c2lUmE) WIS Ect written for tia, Oh
ec,: am: whether III" attempt Was hoi cr!pah.c
dangerous and En-Anerican: and Whether il
ought not 10 h. rcbl.icd and coGncractcd Is
i,rntEta6.S? The great number q! Roman Ca
, thoics now in the United States render, il very
possible .hilg, that the Presidential election may
le controlled hy Catholic votes, AMI IS one cali
d,ial" has appealed for ali 10 their religious pre-
iut!icC> and devotion - tn Pore il j, no more
iaan rigt hat the inSi.iicus ami disgface!J ma
nruvrc should bc chsci-mated anu defeated.
WE ak IN attentive pcrU>;.l o. Pub.s, and
once more call on Tic religious prints here 10 let
their Subscribers see what IS IT WORK"
We brig forward these extracts from the
Richmond Wing 10 show the P-lean facility,
with winch lis Eii;or can shin lis POSITION
Eight Years ago he dcnounces Mr. Van Buren,
noi!e and truly American letter 10 The Pope
And then poih.ed tic Finger a;the Catholics, VIXEN
ii believed that hey were going 10 Vote In: Y. B.
in hope-, that i, would bring down upon his heal
the calousi,s and prcjuiiccs Of the protest
ami stcis Eut nos, when ii seeks 10 win them
from the supper; Of The Republican ticket, il
speaks Ike n sucking dorc" Of The Catholics ana
terrecac> thu slightest union between Church
ami State. bc;wcel. politics and religion, and
speaks with nil charity and tolclalion in the
world Of The Catholic faith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

!G tplrd of Dirroto:s Of 'ne E,nt;.I ;.nnitc lay
! ns. ~ Williamsburg, irt,fm the pIGlc, ,h.t a
..tta!ny as ,,lst bee added 10 i..o establishment
goo frai-,, i. cunl-t Tor ali tie important Purposes
erof and care, especially Ia The iar:icia- oi Clai.
',lu.n.
ih- u.tniion is nnw furnished with every m":rIn
agf y.la-r: and under ih- most ssiii. ant s1cAift
northumberland - con ~. tey te9 10 receive not
ma l,s,i.r;s az are surporltd-hy the Sta.e uu'
-ho.e 'renas iaay choose |" place them n II ;ts
1i,i>.
- 3i-tw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
r.s,,..a Y, sur ~ 1874 -

[ SsW .Nr CHEAP SCHOOL viii ~ opened cn
i -. NH S.r.cnbsr IN the sIndiy >eho"' Room ~
ms, thef. Il g.. per session 81 ten a",;tl,s H., tr
ptnou in,i. Ii hran.Lts, So fnI 'i- higher Enr;'.h
81 rrf lan Classical TO a:'d So To- .'ef"- stu
re hs'lci Classical, Mathematical aud !cirn.i-
.e> VIZ lie ,au"lt ~ j. }. ampr, aud the srs'
bis rrni-r Their father, l'r L., VII eic'oi.e e.
t-f.i .n.rivi,ion HI Schnu During icoSe ,hsi
~. s,loo he,rs icha J. EPio will give lcssnLs on
Flan All NJ. Gui'ar. Scrt ~ ab--ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
yNrABLE REAL ESTATE P0a SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OFFER a; private sale my Farm in H,ren2u county,
| >,.,,h Alabama. IL contains about three hundred
,t .sgen,y-iyr acres of the best Canebfake laad is
rn4-.ra an exceedingly healthy place, aad mn'"di-
.t en, F.ous ~ good nc,cho;s II adj"ins the la3ds
n "-,.-. George II. Mnge, E1wayd Baptist and rhi-
tn :! Weaver.
frc. the fertility of the land, The hrathiness OF he
,,q. 7nd Convenience It, navigation, presents N
eer,. II tho.e wishing 20 settle IN no tesi cotton
gan Il Aahg.ra rarely offered.
The I'm :cntec las. year for about seven hGhureo
aud il rented this year ny the same tenants, Tor
ID, any amount Il !. in hugh state at cultivation,
.n 81: se,e--a:y en,'d,ugs on IL The Gin AMI screw
q. n.aIy ncw, rnd the fam is Sei' supplied WIN eS
5.t.u, w,.r o.. ct IA. :sotrmrn, Nh h. nlcr"ii,l
m --i,.d va, of ne land Lao, y"a., informed ms,
,a. tan. siao- Tin: n Clv w"~k-d n'- hands tone
4 m m Ia. COZ. = aGG u" sUid al~niS oi hfteen nlh
M dols w"rt, Of co''"r. aiter o-'n: large poition
II III. rtoo ror the want oe .'NnLs "a pick !: out
NJ T. tia-5n.., ,'"irs ,,- 9:c-. "r Ifss.s. Kich.
~ H. Adams ~ George w. M'rS-, NIL SHOW Il To any
ron disposrd 10 bry. wili scil p bargain IN The
fn and make such arrangements Is 10 the pay nents
), xii be accommodates. - t.e t':c.,ser
v, P,>t OHiSe ~, Hcfn,nd, V'tg:hiR.
JNO. y. GREGORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

1y,HREE DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE --iiav'
,rg concluded Ia settle my Negroes "a ih- West |
ole: o1 sale NY fam' r-siirrre, HtLI.NiEW, IN
Notoway rvei, 10 niles ftom DGwitdir Cm,.t house.
ard IN miles II, Petersburg, cont tnins ONE THOU
SAND aud SIXTY -ElGir AIRES, with large and
cOmn'odious dwelling iiOsr with ruo,us, passage,
cetar aad closets, Ia good ar, ana neatly p,iri
within the LIS, few ysars-a new ard very !a.sr thr"
story Grin,Tv, Nh every other bailding Improve
meri afan.y could desife-a we'll OF good wafer, a:si
Spiiags convenient u the dwelling hunsea large "a
den, tasrfl.ly arranged with almost variety al
shrub and p'ant-two fine ncaiows-,nrr. lsrce ,ch
Tobacco lots. The health and beauty Of hs situation
are proverLai. bdc mile from the nSr ~ lh lHOf,
IA saateda superior Manufacturing MI, WA! al The
apparatus f,r rubbing screening &c, heaiias cn,-
mi The ba!iass 4. this p!aco good, aad "i'ii-
crnilv large ur miller and fi,nly.
Also, p'aaiu:nn, GiLLiAMS, separated rom ~ ;.
view by the stage rsi ~ lho Eas,, c"nta''inr FIJI
HUNDRED and SEVENTY AIRES, WIN Cserst"i s
and Negro Houses, II ,h'es. &c.
Ana'.,e: Farm, GuLLiNG'S, adjoining aiii'vic"' on
n. Na,is-weai, containing ONE THOUSAND and
FURTY.FCuR ACRES.
unesr Farms are eli, snried with water. aud pnr,i
cuatly adapted - ths growth Of Wheat iSn"eeo Corn
aid Oats. y hiCE
Esrrisv:ie 7. o.. Brunswick, W., Aug. i3 25-wf
PENSION AGINCv.-Tb. subscriber taYiu. been
for several yeas engasrd IN tie Pension Glcc eS-
cius,eriy III tle cXIn asrtr Il Gains tof kcvo'nian
nv services. and having iri that Office, has for the
las: two yeas devo.-d Ms time 10 me prosecution o
claims betsr- ;ba, oicc anits other fGSc Offices o
/ The Government. lsipg well acquainted wish Tie
| various Pension laws ari with tire sources iron
whence pfunf service MA. b. derived he isrnahle,
Ia essential aid TO such rs may require an ase
! in this City.
| lie viii transact business of any kind committed Il
! hi- ehsrg., for 4 reasonable compensation.
All letters on business must 80 pos PAD.
| Reference is respectful made 10 the Hon ]. w
Jones aud 5. II. Parker, Esq, Richmond.
| H. II. SYLVESTER.
Washington City. Argus, G, lsii ai-w1m
u1WEN'rY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
/ / viii be given for the apprehension and Dc
| livery 20 NE Of JERRY, sometimes calling him
sell Jerry Pollard, via ;.t>con!ed oil Friday
last. in, .U;h inst. sail Eoy is a mulalto, viii
long LACK hair, one to,lh on it front, about p
10 50 years old, supposed 10 he 5 feet 40 niche
heh-nose rather >harn. lie j. well acquainle'
at the la.e residence OF Cary Nelson, decd, ant
a, Enfield, King Win;a,a: 1T Mill Farm, Ca
roiinc: and al Mr.. Iiugc.. Amherst county.
| think he is lurking about the ciiy.
JAMES THOMAS
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

Th:n comes another commentary concluding
with he following. "Ec.hir.; yourselves before
the SIC Is finally east and reject ihai should Viz
sinia nrovc rec!eani 10 herself size may have .
"reslacnt forced upon her by The casting vote: OF
cnuoLc FOREIGNERS and FREE NEGROES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

PROPERTY AT SPoTTSYIyANIA c.
/ HOUSE FOR SiLE.--Thc subscriber Of
t;.rs ior safe his property II Spo;sylvania Couri
House CONSISTING Of a .a:%e tavern, recently
built, Of brick, with slate roof, and all he ncces-
sary on hol;scs, in good order, and the farm IL
lached thereto. containing upw&:is Of oHe thou
sand acres Of l;.n!, a large portion OF which
saniS in original forest. The cleared lad pro-
duccS kindly, aud i easily imnrovcd The whole
farm Is well wa,ercd ana the nc.hhorhocl is re-
marsablc for goal society and health. There i
no otEer tavern al he Conr; House. For further
particulars apply 10 Richard Hill .Ir, Richmond
James H. Rawlings ncar MaEseli'> +. O.. Lou
isa, or 10 the subscriber, on the premises.
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

,,i,,.ATIuN.-Tha ,,,,rd session of the Frmaie
T. school n, Pm. F,uest, l,ny nsi 'cucf.l VIZ ccT'-
r,. a. me first day of cctobr n.Ai, und the IN
,,,, a oi Miss Seton lady selected .som ~ YORK,
r,, ,c bad anca' or sevrra !c'rs IN '"Isc erm
, ,,, /, m. a. Two wears house, w.cre M
rt,.a eat.,. satisfaction. I.st'Ict"n VIII he gwen
al -. VA, II, .aitrS ri al English edaca;ivn, tic
.rrrtii language and AnS'c on 'h- ran"
nf ar Ave add t,ral uoarters Viii he received into
n, ,,n,y a; nn- hundred ,iia> for Eng iS, with al
,lrr,n.l cLfer at s. i.r The Frtach Language, am:
s5ff Music Oh the Pane. These Sums Include AL
f.,rl-. u. Tie scholastic y-ar o; ten months.
~ sfr,r,s il LEWIS Store. SmItsy,vani county
"a. ELLIOTT DEJAKNA1IE.
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