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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28
FOR TIE EMO UTRER.
DEMOCRATS OF RICHMONl
DEMOthAIS Or RlCHMOND!
We conceive come--a mighty thrung!

OHI TVdTlH uIt TUU-UIT NdIUS aITUHEj
We fight tor equal rights aud
The Shockoe Hill Democrat Association Of the City
of Richmond will hold its nextIegnIar meeting on We'd
ncsday evening" the 29lh inst. at O'Clock, at Demo
cratic Hall; when it is expected the Democracy OF Rich
mond will assemble in the funess Of their strength, to
their devotion to their principles, and 10 demon
strac that they arc too firm to be seduced By slick
,ongued Whiggery or disgusting bufooncry and while
ever ready 10 defend their rights, will never enrenct
Republican banner, having inscribed thereon =" Free
Ell pression Of oplnion-the peoples r,ghs-and the
couptry's welfare" Come along, say We. All ye
who disposed to stand between your country and
the designs Of ambitious demagogues;-al ye who 60
for the rights Of the States and The liberties of the pee
ple invited to rally under the broad banner of DE
mocracy. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

o. We have thrown on our last page, the Proceed
ngs Of Fauquer. Clarke, Mathews, KanaWha ana Din
wldse counties all on Annexation.
We have devoted twelve columns OF this day pa
per 70 the conclusion Of Mr.. Walkers mastery Letter
After perusing this Letter. we should hope that no Pa
,rOt and no impartial Southron especially, should De
found in opposition 10 immediate Annexation tbs ls
letter. and the speech of Mr. Walker in the Senate III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

y APPAHANNoCK LAND FOR sAl.E-l offer for sale
II Tract of Land known by the Mulberry Island,
tanning $500 acres lying the Rappannnock river, in Rich
mnnd county, about three miles above Tppaharrock. The
prnvem-nis the Of are,
house, aud The farm size The WA
healthy if not more than
residences usually upon II
an adult slave has died the the last
There within the
nine hundred Of arabic land comprising
q" rver bottom OF The first quality low grounds only few
III cultivation, table land aud marsh which yields
dan pastures The gtowh the marsh when
excellent hay To who world unite pursuit sraztr
10 that of tarmln. the would
of the The banks uf there are three at
ford ample SUPPLY Of The forest
fuel, abUunds with The valuable kinds timber such
cesnn locust maple cedar, &C. and, by proprietor residing
the arm might he made great profit,
estate The Northern Neck better adapted raising
hos ana IN h respect us extensive woods and have
valuable II ia Thought that the shore
To great advantage and years
rncth hshenin but he
porci The house, &c by him for This mrpose
are standing and IN coed The bark part the Estate
been divided into several different sizes upon
which neal aud coGm"onS have erected which
are now rented CUT that Notwithstanding
the estate IL comprises little dead capital smaller
size i well enclosed with chesnlt raiis the whole
tract or divide INTO parcels To su purchasers The
might be divided into parts, half enough
wood land nigh, he added farm cach the
,lJ might be divided raa parcc or INTO
smaller farms invite person. vishin, In ouu
valuable estate this premises h
that they may be able 10 Judge of lis prodncveness grow
ing crops.
The will be ird or one foul
Of the purchase money he PAID negotiable note
well endosed the credit the deferred
su.t: long 4 and ard first
payment-honds well secured, being preferred money! Com
unicaons post pi addressed Federck bug win
prompt n
the premises he Horses. Cattle ard Farming Implements
he sold with The farm ARTHUR H. II. BERNARD
:. The credits the personal proaerty viii be-
made known on The DAY Of SALE
May as Cid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

Judge of tho rest of the speech by the portion
of which came out in last Fridays Globe and which
cuts up completely all the arguments which have been
urged against the measure) Will entlle Mr. Walker to
The cordial gratitude Of the American People.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28
ID. NJ. HOYT,S OEFICE.

ID. NJ. HOiT'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Trpinia
Our doubts Traitors, and make us lose the GOOD
We Oft might gain, by fearing TO attempt.
Host's Proyhsfy being fulfilled
Extract Oyts
ieey confident he about To sell an immense prizes
Well what has happened the above published: The
Nos y % Ct Nos At IS y
% 50 Il rs so 81
3 So SO li536s
II 30 AZ 81 81 Gil
At this Hoyts list Of millions will soon he filed up
Below please nd sketch Of Schemes Tor June, which Hoyt
ADVANTAGEOUS TO purchase any he has
receives daily and any of money prize
oyt and the selection of Lotteries len HIM, viii
iot, know selIs the large Capitals Orders for Prizes,
such 50" Oo 10000, &c and smaller ao, Should al
iloyt. The Blind Goddess has
and pet, and you wish TO be smiled by her dyshp,
address ID. VI. lOYT
Dsnnngs Of las, ueek
Alexandria Lottery, Class 100:
50 &C IS 20 IS p II 10 is SO l6 so 49,
New Jersey Lottery, Cas. ST.
6a Is 10 65 GO - - IL % IS 10 ~.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass l22.
IL 10 81 II 81 10 62 1T TO "a 10 O. a..
Mononsalia Lottery, Glass No. 81:
So Is 81 IL 81 81 50 80 | 81.
Nos So 50, Capital IN the above, sold by HoYT.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 81:
AZ 26 81 II 80 - IA GO g ~ d..
Nos IA 20 II, Capital, sold per package by hoYT.
=, :, >, A'e E, d !, Lottery ,s cla =,
Nos % 81 6i another Capital, sold by HoYr.
The Sl5,O0o Nos % 10 81, sent TO Alexandra.
Persons from the country should always call oys when in
Richmond, il IN want Of money.
n. b. See Schemes for June, below. ID. NJ II.
FOR JUNE, ls4l--BRILLLaNT CAPITALS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No 10, for 1884, TO drawn
in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, June !, 1914.
prIze of s ,0ooo prize of $50? 900
! Soc 50 50 1850 $50
70 Number Lottery-I. Drawn Ballots 49,
Certificate of Package Of whoes, $50 90
D." d do. oaalers, 3 Sc
10000 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 90 for 1874 to be drawn al
Alexandria, d. C.. Saturday. The 18th Of June, ISL
prize of s5O,OG0 prize of sa4aC
] s 5,SoS = 1905 sS'
Tickets slo-stares in proportion
5000 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 81 for 1914 TO be drawn
at Alexandria, d. e. Saturday, the 18th Of June, ls'i
lOooo 10 prizes OF goo
! 5000 s.SS 10 10 80 80
IL drawn numbers gu, Of co.
Tickets Si0-shares in proportion
Certificate of Package Of Whoies, 500 100 .
Do. d d"' a nairss; IS o
The above is the best Of the mon,h for packages.
SON comes HoytS pn.
100000 IN SIX prizes OF Sl0,0OO!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No 81 for 1874 TO be draw
ut Alexandria, c., Saturday. the 22ni OF june sii
Brilliant Scheme.
prizes of $4,000 p prizes OF sloO
amounting to StnOOO - 4o
prize OF $500 200 ~
1910 &c. &c.
81 No Lotery-I3 drawn ballots
Tickets Sl0-sbares in proportion.
roos-a Package in this can be had by RENTING $50
~ II,,res 60 O
omarters 30 o
~ Oders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packa
oes in the Splendid Lotteries will eceise the most promp
attention. and an each drawing Immediately al
ter il IS ove all who order from
May q 6-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

The author of Consistency in the Fauquer "Flag Of
9sp may put himself completely at case. There is not
the slightest 'squnng at Tylerism" in the article to
which he refers. Exactly the contrary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

Tmr BALTIMORE CONVENTION We pass over the
thousand rumors which are fitting through the news
papers, letters and in private Conversations to tn
strength Of the several candIdales-the various plans
which are attributed to their fflends-the earnest DIS
cussons which thrown into the Globe, IN FAVOR OF
taking the sense OF the Convention by bare majority
instead Of the woihrds rule according TO the usage oil
former National Conventions. We shall probably De
able announce the results of the Convention IN our
next paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

appointment by the Governor Of Virginia
Peter Besancor, Esq. Commissioner for the State Of
to take dispositions, Acknowledgements OF
deeds, &C., to be used in this State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28
JACKSON CoYTRAsreD WITH CLAY.

The manly call of General Jackson has drawn forth
from General Hamilton the following prompt and de-
c!Isd reply II puts The extngusher upon the whole
report. Upon point differ essentially from Gen.
II We believe ia the justice of the charge and wall
attempt show long, by The revelation Of the eyl.
deucc that he is entirely mistaken in the character Of
the accusation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

he author of the communication signed One ci the fou
which publish paper informs that It was handed
10 the unor editor Of the Richmond Enquirer VINO re-
fused publish IL and he asks the favor OF us TO publish IN
The Gobe-Fr,Gay's Globe - :,
The communication was sent, with others, to the Sc
MO, editor who then in the country, viz: on Thur
DAY. the 10th inst On his return, on Saturday, the
Sth he found the following card in the hands OF the
lunior editor, from The author:
81 will thank you TO return me the Essay handed
YOU Wednesday last-as III. delay 10 publish II
will defeat the object for which 1t was written
was accordingly returned. We dissent essentially
from the views OF the wrer-but, under present cir.
cumstances, we refrain from all commentaries and
s.,ctures upon The production. We hope We shall be
saved from the necessity of laying before the public
The large budget of correspondence which lies upon
table, from some of the s,aunohest Republicans in
various quarters Of Virginia, as we'll in other States
There is not member of the whole Editorial Corps
ofvrginio whom we more reluctant TO part WITH
aan our able and accomplished friend, B. w. Dewitt
Esq late Editor of the "Lynchburg Repablcan"-late
are sorry to call him, because he has retired from
The control of that excellent paper. We wish him eve
~ happiness in any situation he may select for, his
abilities aud his virtues deserve every blessing We
Join cordially in the wish ofthe Rockingham Register
We wish him more pleasant situation than the arena
Of politics. Robert Cawthon, Esq. gentleman OF Ia
ents. takes MIR. Dewt's place. The Republican, with
lis change Of Edtars, remains unchanged, and VIII 90
good service in the coming fight"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28
Saturday, May %, 1874.
SENATE.


Memorials in favor of annexation were presented ty
Mr.. Bsyard, from citizens of Delaware, and two from
Pennsylvania, by Mr. Buchanan
Mr.. Fulton presented The memorial of Jane Moore,
widow of Stephen II. Moore, officer in the last war
with Great Britain, praying for a pension
Mr. Buchanan presented a memorial OF citizens oil
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, fer reduction Of
postage.
Mr.. Evans moved that the resolution fixing day
for the adjournment of Congress, be taken up Tor con-
sideration.
Mr. Sewer moved that lis consideration be postponed
until Friday next, which was agreed to-ayes q, noes
81.
On motion BY Mr.. Evans the Senate proceeded TO
the consideration of the report Of the Committee on
Finance on Mr. McDuiiies bill for the modification Of
the Tariff
MIR. Anterior addressed the Senate at length in op-
position to The Protective system When he had con-
cluded,
MIR. Rives obtained the floor, and the Senate ae-
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR Pratt, from the Committee on Public Buildings,
rsuorted Joint resolution to fence and lay out NOM
ment square in the city of Washington hlch was
read twice, end referred to the Committee OF The
Whole.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28
F. WORLDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE

Opposite the ExchaH re Hotel, Richmond Ia.
DRAWING Of Alexandria Lottery. Class e. drawn 25th MAY:
~ 81 - % I'll ~ "a 80 90 - G7 - ~
Word sold large number good prizes above-suc
sem $50 another third and would hay.
sold the SS0,0O0 Int it was Richmond
Ticket, Nos II % So Capital sold in Virginia sononraa
Lottery dawn 23d.
Ii you want Prize Tickets send F. Words New Office for
them
MAY % 6u
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J. &. GREGORY d Co.., Managers,

No. lUl MaIr STREET.
DRhTN Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Glass C. drawn 18th NAV
IL 1851:
70 10 81 81 10 n 10 80 50 O. IL Il.
Sl5,000-S10,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. No. la6, for TUESDAY, Nay ga
Capitals: $1,000 10000 5000 $780, 2OOO e6s 10 Of 900 10
OF 500 - Of lGO 40 of 49, 200 III l00 i Nos drawn
Nhules S5Iaves 2 50-quartefs -.
$50 GOO sc, Geo
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY 40. 50, for "Wednesday May o.
Capitals $40 O0 CO00 5000 co., 249O 900 20 Of COO
30 OF 800, l55 Of $50, &c. IS Nos-i2dnwn
Wholes S5-havcs > 50-quartefs a5.
S2j 000-Sl0 600.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra. No. 1913, for Thur.d,v
May 3DCapita. SIS 900, 0,0 5000, 00 a75 5 of D60
IS Of 0Oo 20 of 600, 20 Of 800 30 OF ESQ., 25 of 200 &C. IS
Wholes sS-hares 4-quarters2
S4000-Sl, Goo.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY. Nc. ~ draws Friday Nav A. M
hall past ocock-Capas: 81 090 lCG0 800 igO BOO Of a0O
3 of lJO of 100, l05 OF 81, &c. Gj Nos.-l0 drawn.
Wholes Sl-iaves so cents-quarteIs 25 cents
S4000-SI 200.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, No 20, drawing re-
celved w Sundays ma-Captas S 00O OOo $780, 400 800
Of 2OO Of $50 5of lOO los uf 35, IL Nos 10 drawn
Whoes Sl-halves 50 tents-qaarterS % cents.
May &c ca,
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QUESTION AND ANSWER.

TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
WAsHiScToN CITY, May II. 1874
Sir: In the Richmond Enquirer of the 10Th instant,
in the Editorial coinmn, under the htad OF mo Letter
vet" find, amongst other expressions bearing upon
me, the following: "Ex-Speaker Pagiarist White"
&c. &c You Will do the favor TO name the speech
or production Of mine that will support the above npu-
taton.
With proper respect,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN WHITE
rive submit the following article in reply to Mr.
White, without note comment, and then let The
world Judge of the proprioty Of the epihet we have
employed
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STATIONS OFFICE.
IAWING Of Grand Consolidated Lottery No 81 drawn a4h

~ May:
Half Ticket Nos IA 81 Co. and Nos - co. Capitals in
the above drawing, sold and paid by STRArTuN.
Driving Of Alexandra Lottery, Class c, drawn aJh Nay
G3 70 - 81 10 "a IS 20 81 81 IL H.
Ticket Nos 10 y AZ Capital Of 81 0O0 several smaller
prizes in The biz Lottery sold and paid by STRAT1ON.
Orders for Packages Certificates If Packages and Tick
cts IN all the Lotteries will be promptly attended TO, and drawing
sent when requested.
My list Of No Prizes constantly increasingly have sold
since the Ist If January oi upwards VI II Please
address orders to " STRATTON, Richmond Va.
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28
From the Sdrdnneh GsOrgian.l

=
We have seldom been more amused than were
in perusng the following extracts, which we fnd
rayed, side by side in the Trenton Gazette They
present the speeches of Aaron Burr, Vice presi-
dent, upon his retiring from the Presidency of the Sc
nate, in March, 1865, and that of John White, the
Clay Speaker of the House of Represen upon
the dissolution Of that body, the Ash of March last
US43) We venture 10 say that a more remarkable
coincidence never occurred, this any other age
or In this or anY other country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

pALM LEAF ATS.-5 of the above received per Sc!r
ancheer Our Stock hats being large for this
son, We are disposed 10 sell them very iow for cash.
w. < f. r. CARPENTER.
May = G-u No |. Exohalge Block.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

SANDS SUBSTANTIALLY. Aboisnes of America po.
- se.sel knowledge al The healing art which in many
suTpa civilized ~ study Nature they
her scte and The she pointed
invariably followed Their remedies obtained from the
geahc crrann and atng such perfect harmony with
laws powerful IN removing and controlling direase. IL
Sands Slr-apa'ia purely vegetable preparations
rates Il iamon2es and With
nature life preserving principles ~ lis diseased action
suded and the vital enabled 10 perform their unc
Indigestion dy spcpsa obstinate diseases skin,
such as SAT- heun, rngwor, scai head aud ther similar DIS
rheumatism,
glands Affections safely and certainly by
w For particulars see advertisements in this and other city
papers,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL expectation,
BY A. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
ing No. 23 Broadway Of Chambers New York.
Sold Richmond by the Agents A. DUVAL & CO.. Peters,
by RoSSER ANDERSON, in Norfolk BY NJ A. SANTOS
by Druggists generally the principal cities the
Price, 81 per bnttle-6 bottles for S.
1 CAUTION BE particular ask for Sasps's slrsaps
rilla and take no other. May 2e-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

Extract from The Pdied,ctory Of
the Honorable Joha White,
Speaker Of tic House Of
R,pressntat,res, March 4,
ls;3:
I'm the course Of our dslihcra-
items, IN n moment cf commotinn
and excitement, | am sensible |
may nj times have wounded the
feelings OF members. have
never arrested the progress Of
hu Siness, 10 enter into eSplana-
tons. My position in this Chair
made ii Impossible fpr me To do
so, without cndangcrlns the OF
der and dignity Of this House.
Resides, the moment of irritation
Is not the most propilicns time
for satisfactory explanation. |
have chosen, at all hazard Of in
Justice TO my motives, Ia leave
my justification TO the calm aud
sober reflection Of members. On
my part, have no wrongs TO
complain Of from any individual
on this floor. if any have been
intended, or done, they have
long since been forgiven, and for
gotten. Thank God 1 have no
memory for injuries.
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"That the scrutiny Of time
will prove this House to be the
sanctuary Of the Constitution,
the citadel Of civil liherty-the
palladium Of this Republic. II
~ lIcre-it il here, in this grand
inquest of the Nation-here, il
any where, that resistance will
he made TO the silent arts of cor
rupt'on or 10 the daring encroacli.
menls Of power. And if the
Constitution--the sacred charter
of American Freedom-he des
tined to perish by the ruthless
hand Of the demagogue, or the
usurper, (which God avert here,
upon this floor, it will breathe
il last agonies-its dying gasp"
National inteiiiseHeer Of March,
l5f3.
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From :he Charleston .Eereury.J


CARD
To GES. ANDREW JACKSON,
Sir have Just this instant sccn your Card, dated
The 81 Of Nav, from the Hermitage.
The call you make upon myself does not permit me
10 be silent You entirely correct in yocr statement
10! never wrote letter to me, oil even verbally IN my
hearing made any statement in either the one or the
Other Of your conviction Of the injustice of the charge
Of Bargain and Corruption preferred against Messrs
Adams and Clay Nor have ever stated TO any human
being that YOU had entertained any such OPT
Mon
presume that the mistake has grown out of the fact
tina. Al time when went "thorough stitch Tor you and
prcfermen said without reserve to our friends,
that did not think could make much political capt.
tai on: Of the charge Of Bargain and Corruption, be-
cause did not believe in its justice, and that we had
h1ircj better cows TO milk in pen than this accu-
salon hence, we had well have done with it. But
la was my opinion pronounced on no authority oil
yours.
can scarcely however quarrel with the occasion
which breaks the silence which has so long closed our
intercourse After painful separation of more than
years thank God before we die, that we are both
again on the same side of great American question,
which to give an Empire to our Coniederacy, and
Gibraltar 10 the South
Accept the assurance of the generation and respect
Sith which | am, your
Fellow-ctiZen
J. HAMILTON.
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by the Gosernor If Iirg,nia.

WHEREAS, ii has been represented the Executive n nj
w James Cox charged with felony, aud late
JAN Of the city ct Rirlmond
escape and Is now coirg large: Now, therefore, James Me
Dowe Governor OF Virginia do hereby orr reward Of fifty
dollars I" ans person persons WHO viii apprenend the
James toA and deliver him thu jail 0 the Richmond
ana l. rt.r require all o;crr civil aud military, and request
the people Of the Common wealth generally, their
eron Tor the arrest Of the said fugitive that ho may be dealt
with tie Law, directs.
Given under my hand Governor under
sr Of the Commonye Richmond, this twenty.
~ Of May IN
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kIIfCIAL FLOWERS. 100 boxes Just received aud
= sale by ". & f.. 2 CARPENTER.
May Is 6-tf
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AGElcrITrRAI- MP rMrNrs

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
IBsOl PLoCGllS.-A few of Russlcs Nourse Nasons
- the best IN usr-jIst
REVOLVING HORSE RAKEs- convcnien, and Ia
bof-savng implement the ay-naker and mach used
cleaning wheat fields.
cHtRNS.-A navel and superior article
GRASS AND GRAIN BLADES-Wth ard without snathss.
May os-6-wI {. 4. Bolts
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GALE OF LAND Pursuant 10 decree Of Caroline County
- Court made 18Th May 1871, in the OF a'gove and
Others lareove and Others the undersigned acting
the said Court Will sell the premises the
ghr bidder, pubic auction, Friday, 9Th July
credit of and for much shall be-
cca.y i-fray expenses of
oi land IN the said decree mentioned lying and being IN the
Caroline, the lands Of Richard Phi
LIS estimated In canan about 80 The SAT- lard - The
eboriood Sbur Meeting. house, very and
rahr nri.hhurood and Willie siown person DESTROYS
Of purchasing by Mr.. Barlow the peseHt of the land
The purchaser will be required bonds with approved
rty deed Of The premises the payment.
SAMUEL Z. SCOTT, Commissioner.
Nav % G-wfds
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OF R-tlOUS f

HAS just received a FINE GREEN TURTLE whrh viii be-
IL servci THIS DAY. IN sOUP, STEAKS, FRIC ASEES &c
II Families supplied a. usual. {. 6. THOMPSON.
I2t II a-itif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

10 NoricE-WAnnes nrsRr, ESQ., Will deliver the Annu.
al aides. he"t- The Soety Of Alumni Of oph Macon
leg. TUESDAY. the iltl If day preceip.
.ncrm-nt. ny o:er Of the Randolph College society
Rid
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James Cox from Por'-mouih-be about feet eight
nine inches high with long curling hair very
sinister oppression, especially about the eyes.
G-w;w