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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

A NOBLE REpiY.-A few DAYS ago Mr. Wcih-
cred. Wing member of Congress from Mary
land snecred al Mr. Owen Of Indiana, on account,
of his foreign birth Mr. Owen subsequently
i.latc 4 reply in the follow ing noble and appropl-
ale terms! Nctark 13orHiag I"T.
Bit the gentleman from Maryland takes ex-
cenlion TO it, that l. a naural;zcd citizen only.
should have opened si;ch debate Is this. Sir
when look around this hall | see two portraits.
and bu two adjoining lis walls. The one. lha, Of
the father OF his county. an American truly by
birth: an American far more 10y The noble prin-
oiries h" cherished, b. The Slonons deeds which
have mace his name the irSi tie brightest on The
page Ut human history The oiher-a; Sir.
whose is the otIerl Lei The gentleman from Ma
lyland answer me. whose portrait IS The other =
a Europeans an ali>t'c.dt II 10 lie boln among
ali iristfnracy makes a man one Ut themselves. a
SUBJECT Of an European kim, one bred III The vey
atmosphere ol a codrt What does his portrait
there Would /, moi Le we'll the first day that
resolutions are in order. 10 Introduce one FOR the
purpose OF taking Iuwn--ot Snaichin@ from lis
staten there the portrait al that man uf the
GOOD. III the wise The great The generated l.aiay-
ellie: of him whom his nation delighted Ia honor:
Ut him. who, when he sought these shores. was re-
ceircd b. America as never nation till then re-
ceiped Il man Ii / because am foreign BON.
il Ike unworthy 10 open such discussion as this,
thai portrait is unworthy 10 look upon ii
Sorry am Sir 10 recognize this bastard spirit
Of native Americanism here. know that ii ha..
had lis brief hour in New York, but did mol know
that il was 10 find It's advocate, lis partisan, in a
member of this House. Unworthy, Sir-ul,erly
unworthy is that narrow and illiheral spirit to find
a representative in any legislative boiy-least Of
all ON the floor OF the Congress OF America
America is the land--uo Of one class, OF one
title OF one penplc,-a home, moi 10 these only 10
whom iavoring fortune has granted hiiih within
lis iordels.
The world claims birthrighl in America. The
world admits Americas own claim 10 lie The lard
Of lie flee. the home OF The brave The free
claim this Tor their country: !. foreign BON,
though bel rishiiuly claim il for ny country.
II IS mine by free selection by deliberate prefer
ence; The genleman's b. accident only. And
now ] am willing judemep, shall! go. and the de-
cision b. llacs which OF u has The best Of it,
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April :,
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

DI THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, it has
been represented 10 the Executive, that James
Cox. charged with felony, and late confined in the
Jail of the city OF Richmond has broken said
Jail. and made his escape, and is now going at
large: Now. therefore, l. James Mcdowell, Go
vernon OF Virginia, do hereby oner a reward of
fifty dollars 10 any person or persons who will
applchcnd the said James Cox, and deliver him
into the Jail Of the City of Richmond and iur-
Their require all officers. civil aud military and
reGues, the people oi The Commonwealth ecnelal-
w. 10 use their best eXclionS Tor the arrest ot the
said fugitive, that he may be dealt with as the
law directs.
Given under my hand, as Governor and under
the lesser seal of the Commonwealth al
t'f'A''I Richmond, this twenty fourth day May,
in The year 1911. ia. MCDOWELL.
James Cox is from Portsmouth; he is about
five Ugh, or nine inches high with long curling
dark hair and a very bad sinister expression cs-
pecialy about the eyes.
MAY - 6-Wiw
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fo"dhiC'
A Correspondent writes Us from Baltimore,
Nav 29;h that, Immediately arrthc unanimous
nomination oi Mr. Polk Of Tennessee. "Pict;cnS
and Elmorc ot S"H'a C"toI,aa, (bcing called on. J
came the Convention, and in eloquent strains,
declared their appreciation oi the nomination ]
have never. | assure You, seen 50 able, intelli-
gent. faithful and enthusiastic body, as the Con-
yeniion has shown itself this day.
And now for 0riioa-actiOR--AC7Io Union
energy ard victory. Let every Republican 20 TO
work with his whole >ouiaEd defeat Clay and
Tie Couas KgsoL"E: To Do IT--A>D IT WILL ~
DOSE. WecnrGca, the Republicans 81 the country
10 In lip ard acoing-spalc no cfiou-Stre:ch
evcry nerve. l.as night hr Spartan paid oi
Richmond siiiick the !>t hall. Thcr assembled
in Siora;oc Hall 10 raliiy tIc nominations Of t.ir
Parts. ia Baltimore. They ale The uu aud IN
do.nilahlc :neu. whom n" attractions can Scduc''.
no influence can ni;nitatc--ani vino will do oT
de in the catls, al their country.
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JAMES II. JuREY, C0MuLSsION MER

TAMES II. JUREY, CO1TNISSION ,liER-
j CHANT, RICHMOND. Va. sells Tobacco,
Flour. Wheat and other Plosiuce--and ON con-
siunncnts in hand makes liberal cash advances.
Office on Cary street three doors above Williams
& Haxalis Warehouse, OH the Basin Bank.
Observation-Disclosures. f. & J. s. James &
Co. Richmond: Col. Jno r. Jones, w. p. Parish,
ESD Charlottesville; McssrS. 3. /. Tinsley Il
Co. Lynchburg +. May. Esq, Stanton. John
c. Mechanism, Esq, Buchanan; J. w. a.
Saunders, Esq Buckingham; Reuben Rae!anj.
E.a, Powhatan; DR.. James l.. Jones Orange.
March 3 gb-tt
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yro NORTHERN TRAvELLERs.-Rio


l. moad, F'cieYthbprg 0nd PmOmac RGid"dd
--Reduction 0f RaicS-Nolicc is hereby given.
that. on and ailer "Wednesday the l7;h instant.
the fare hy The Railroad roa;c between Richmond
and Baltimore will be rcduccd TO -. and between
Petersburg and Baltimore Ia - ~ cents only
Travellers by the Railroad Ioue reach Wash
in@ton in nine Baltimore in twelve ami phila
dcphia in meniy-onc hours after leaving Rich
momd. and arrive i'll Philadelphia bei5rc r.aye-
leiS by he river aud bay boats have cii Norfolk
OF should they be disposed 10 stop in Washington
Of Baltimore they may de- as long as they
please, and resume their seats without extra
charge.
M charge Tor children under three years of
age others under twelve years oI age, halt price
Hour OF departure of the ears from Richmond,
before t. A. VI. THOMAS SHARP.
Ascn, Of Transportation.
Anil 10 IUg-tf
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Mr. Claws Texas letter, like every thing else
he has written and spoken in The last ~ years, is
an ecctioneerin@ production.
This distinguished gentleman became de-
perate political galneser from the moment ha,
he deserted the Republican faith, in which he had
been bred Having deliberately abandoned his
principles when he sold his parry ana took oiiicc
under the Younger Adams, he has ever >,lCe
Stahed his political fortunes upon The arts ii ;hc
demasoeEc, ami the trimming policy ol cx,;e-
dcncy. Al The dolccrious measures ot the
Wing Patty az his hobbies. The Bank, until il
broke down under HIM, and cave the void
breathing lime 10 learn how utterly false and i;.l-
lacous were The prctcnces Of lis advocates Is 10
lis necessity as fiscal agent and regulator 81 The
currency and exchanges On this issue alone
now that reason IS The arbi;er unclouded by lusi
OF Office and power, ami Of party spirit, ought
Tie Wing Parry 10 receive sentence Of uniyeI-
sal condemnation Hpad Ike Bank speeches, and
newspaper articles OF past years and then look
al The present condition of the country. and de-
eide whether Wing politicians have no! covered
themselves with whitening load Of contempt, as
a,se prophets, nailow- minded statesmen, and
visionary political econo:niss. Al has conc 10
pass iriiiJat a RdAl, 10 produce which. they
labored for years, 10 make The people believe
Bank was indispensable.
The TARIFF was another Of his hobbies. and
such is this mans influence with the unlhinking
multitude, who idolize him. that he has converted
.Na0ifcrs inio Frotccti0n!as, and, with single
exception in the present Congress, has prevailed
upon every solita? Southern Whis, in thu, toay,
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IN ViRGrSiA--m lian
L County Courl. April 23d, ISL:
Thomas Siani.r nlnilt:

IN v,ncxrn--ln lianosrr
/ County Courr. April 23j, ISL:
Thomas STANLEY, Plaintiff;
against
Abraham Stanley, Fanny S,anley Jonathan
Stanley, llulda Crew who was iiulia StanIcl
Frederick STANLEY, Elwood STANLEY Maria stan
ley and Matilda Stanley which SAID Friedrich
Elwood, Maria and Matilda 5rc heirs Of Joshua
Stanley, Henry Melton and May Arm his VAR.
Garland Callahan and Fleming Callahan whicn
said Mary Ann. Garland and Fleming, az NJ"
heirs oi Nancy Callahan, deceased who Ms
Nancy Stanley, John Sianlc;. and Joshua ciru
ard AliIly his wife vino was Millv Stamlcy :ia
which said john and Min alc TN. heirs Of falh
STANLEY deceased Defendants
The plaintiff This day fled his hill. end he d.
irndanIS Abraham STANLEY and Fanny STANLEY,
Iled their answer 10 which The IlaiLlifi rcllna,
GENERALLY; and ii aPpcalin" io The satisfaction 90;
the count that the del,,ntanl> Jonathan Siaurr
Hulda Crew. Frederick STANLEY. Elwuod Siatlr,
Maria Stanley, Matilda Stanley liruW Melton
and Mary Ann his wife. Garland tallah:p.
Fleming Callahan, Joshua Crew, md Min lis
wife. and john Stanley, are nu inhabitants III
This Commonwealth. and they failing 10 ,ni,r
their appearance and give sccuiitv according +,
the act OLA >>embly in such eases matte ana Pr
vided, the Couit doth order HAT tIle>> tie ssM
'i."'".''H ''+" 'H't' '"eH 'tiN"ldh't. 'to H'
TIER answers, ANA give security ;S :'ilc-ait s.,
OF before the inst cay oi thi> Cont la c held ii,
The month at June neat Tie Cuul will Is -
them. rakc lie plaintiff bill Ter confessed and
,'ccrce TIE matter thereof, copy of hs o,Grt
having lccn Ion eight weeks previously POSTED =
the from door OF The Cotn House ct thi> COUNT
and Inserted in some one or NOR, oi the news ..
rers published in The city Of Richmond iar H..
same time. CoW-Tc>.t.
WM. .. WINSTON, d. c. II. 4.
April - llI--vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

no BUILDERS AMERICAN WINDOW
L GLASS, OF SINGLE. EXTRA AND
DOUBLE IllICkNEsS--Wc have ilst le.
ccvcd large additions 10 our stock of Window
Glass, and will hclcaiie: keep on hand an a>sori-
menl Of si2e> This glass is of very superior
quality. ana i recommended 10 builders. GLACIERS
picture dealers, aud Others waiting an aiicc %.
extra quality. Tie sin@ic micdH1v is branded
MtlL!c, Assn. is well known in This city, ami mas
been highly approved.
Tie .ctfu Qni do,Ia Aio,nrss are branded rrRr
.Lsul,,f, ana are designed 10 lahe the place III
ill- more expensive foreign and Crown Window
Glass in the better class OF ho>e> and for coach
rs pictures SHOW eases &c. This article is war
ran'rd not Ia fade, rtl.i or decompo>r on ii, sur
face.
The glass manufactured Al, this factory has been
long approved for lis taluc>S. strength uniiirn
thickness ana line polish and Is uniformly in bet
,cr order than oiIei cylinder .la>> made IN this
country. ALIEN. DuVAI. 4 CO.
May2s G--wu II, Main street.
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POETRY
"MrcH YET REA.I>s rSsvNc."
---.1------------.-9--1s@
THE PRESS

-~-|--~--
THE PRESS.
RY WILLIAM GLAND soCERr.
A million tongues are thine, and they are heard
Speaking OF hope 10 nations in The prime
OF freedoms dav 10 hasten on the time
When the wide world of spirit shall he stirred
With higher aims.han now--wbcn man shall cal
Each man his hro,her-each shall! tell 10 each
His tale OF love, and pure and holy speech
Be music for the souls high festival;
Thy gentle notes arc heart. like choral waves,
Reaching The mountain, hill, and quiet vale
Thy ,hunder-tones are like the sweeping gale,
Bidding The tribes OF men more be slaves:
And ear,h's rcmotest island hears The sound
That floats on ether wings the earth arount
TCo,um5ion .Mos0>im.
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nAvID COPELAND RANDOLPH, con-
u MISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND.
lofFicE NEAR CALICO MiLLs,)
For the S4}c Of Td5Qtco, USeat qad Flour, and
GtgtfM Fbrwafdiag AaeW.
April 90 lll-wtf
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CuEAPEST AND BEST--The largest siock
y Of eoai Gnalty Ready Made Clothing ever Of
tcrcd al Msc{capcst rossiLie rates by SlLAS MER-
CHANT. 80. 100. Main sireel--such as
Summer Coats al 81 81 81
Tweed do. SJto ST.
par'aloons OF all kinds, from 81 Soto "a.
Vest, ID. do. Il to ~.
Shirts Collars. Crava,s, Scarts,
And almost every thing else atthe like low prices,
and waIIanlc, as good i: not heticf. than can BE-
purchased elsewhere. al much larger prices
Those wtn want will please call al No IN.
MAY - b-ii
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THACkER MTIRE.
Waikcuon. May -, lsii G-n:iw
NJEDIcAL INSTITUTE. ~ RICHMONi
w NlRGI\IA.-The suhscriEcr nrr.,nls u

EJEDIcAL INSTITUTE. ~ RICHMOND.
NA ElRGiNlA-1he subscriber pre-, MS The
iuhpwin. scheme tor private Medical instruction,
and respectfully >olicii> tlr c".U,cnarcc If the
members f,hc profession Thecoul>c ii in>inIc-
ton will embrace IRA y5ah2--a Junior md Senior
Iral--c:ch al Whi,.h will h., divided into a sim
mcr and Wnes Session The Summer Session
10 commence April 18th. andicrmina,c September
Isl. The Winter Session will commence No
rrmhcr Isl, and terminate March 1T.
The lee for The year, embracing a Summer and
Winter Session, so IN 0drdaoc. For either SEES
sion separately. $50 IN 0droacr. The exercises
al the Institute will consist Of Lectures Rcca-
tons ard Examinations uronhc several branches
ol Medicine.
ARIA NGEMENT or STUDIES.
JUNIOR lEAR-S"mmu .S,y<oH-Special
Anatomy; Special Physiology Matciia Mcdica;
and Therapeutics; Chemistry. UJHi,r SESSION.
10 the Simmer Studies Will be added Surgical
Anatomy; Surgery (Theoretical AMI Practically
Theory and Practice If Medicine, Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR-.>Raheer $ >Moa-Genclal
Anatomy; Principles OF Pathology; Pathological
Anatomy: General Physiology; Association; Me
deal Jurisprudence. Uiater .S.SNon-Rcvicw OF
all the Studies of the Junior and Senior ycar..
In addition 10 the above the Student will have
cases under tr.ancn, in the Ahns-IIou>e. Col
lcgc Inhrnaly and Pcncnliary, atioriing him
ample opportunyo Of obtainin.praciical in:0ima-
ton. and testing Is observation the accuracy ot
The principles which ale being inculcaled Adj
dress AUG l.. WARNER. NJ r.
Richmond April 9th, 1871 l07-6m
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Aug IL

CARRIAGES BAROtCiiES AND BUG
~ GIES.-The subscriber has on hand. al his
Coach Shop OF Valley :lrcei. Richmond, near
the Old Market and Scabrook's Warehouse, The
largest assortment Of COACHES. CHARIOT
TEES. BAROUCIIES. (>tanlins and falling
iops.) BUGGlES, with and without lops)
SrANEIOpES and SCLKlE.S. all oi his own
manufacture. made hy the be>t woikmen, and OF
the most substantial! materials. Also, many Sc
cond hand articles Of almost every description,
in good onicr---all of which will he sold on the
most moderate terms and he invites the attention
of those who may want Il gooi Virginia made
Carriage. of any SOFT, 10 call and examine his
stock for themselves before buying elsewhere, as
he is determined To sell as low as any other good
Articles Of the kind can he sold in this city
Repairing done, as usual. in the shortest time,
best manllrI, and OH moderate Terms
alICAJAH MANGUM
Nav ll6-9aW1W
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II The parties interested in the settlement II
HE Ndlious accounts, oi amy OF them. direc'n 70
he taken by the foregoing decree OF the Circuit
Superior Cont Of Law and Chanccrv tor Ire
county OF Amelia. ale hereby notified thai Ia,
appointed Thursday, the lli> DAY o! August nc2t
tor the commencement OF the settlements aA
which day they are requested 10 attend. at ms 5,.
ice, At Dennisvilie. in said county al ID ocio l.
\ NJ, with their accounts ana vouchers AID III
such other papers Is they intend 10 tle
Official copies OF such accounts (it anyl -
have heretofore been settled and reported mast
certainly he MED
i, is further required, thar all persons having
claims ol any description, against John $. Boo
ker deceased whether due by bond note 81 o'her
Wise, shall file them on or before that day. Do.
perry authenticated. OF prepared 10 prove them
FABItS LAWSON. NJ e
Tuesday. MAY Sth 1871 6--v-w
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DOWHATAN HOUSE, R,cuMosD, Va
/ The subscriber has taken possession (tor Z
term OF yeal>) OF this House, and will conduct i
in manner which he hopes will cnli,le j; . TIN
patronage of the public.
CHAS. L. DIRRELL.
g-T Ample provision has been made for The
horses Of g,Ies!s at The Poahatan Stables.
April q lo5-3m
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DALMLEAF HATES cases OF the 'p %,,.
lust received per schr. Manche>'er' o ~"
Stock of Hats being very large for TINS IN -
we are disposed TO sell them very low 70. sri
W. &c. p CARPES iLn
Mayes CT Nc !. Exchange RN'"'
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y tlfaNtt.k1 ~ lRtlNlt. =" HH'--.it" va
i cult Superior Court Of Law and CllanteH
held for the County Of Halifax, The Oh d. I!
April. 1911:
Nancy Sullivant and Others, Plaintiff.
BENJAMIN n Mitchell, and Other, Did.
Nancy Snivanl Judith Sullivant. Lydia
Sulliyan', William Hickman, and Charlotte hN
wife, and Mary Mitchell, having filed Their biz
in This Couf, alleaaing that Ralph SuiraH' la''
Of the county of Halifax, Va, had departed M,
life intestatc seized Of tract 81 land N he >ai
county oil about six or seven hundred acres. ah'
possessed also Of 4 considerable personal e,l@'.
which came 10 the hands Of Benjamin II, Ai'cI.
Ell! his administrator: that the sail deceienl i.i'
no children or descendants. and lhe complainant
Marcy his widow, AMI the complainans Jn.'i,"
Sullvant lydia Sullvant and CEaIo'e hi'".
man. are his sisters oil the whole blood ana w
complainant Mary Mitchell and The deini'Ga"'
Ben amin Fl Mitchell. are the children o. hei',
"a Mitchell deceased, who was also si>le! o.! ~
whole hiooi II the said Ralph Suivani. d"cee''
thai the said Ralph Suivani dccc@scd az "-''
brother O; the hall blood Oh The pau 81 INK "'
ther, who removed ilom TAI, >,:le lnan' ".
ago and is now believed 10 hc ,-ad leaving ~
dIcn bat their names ~ nu!ner aie ul.AHt"''
10 the c0mp!ainan,s: and after dili9cn' th4""
they have not been able 10 obtain any lh.".in'
ton OF the places ot their residence and pray t"s
assignment Of the widows dover anu paIli'.''
10 be made Of the Aforesaid lrnts anon2 '"e h'I
oi the said deccdcnr and division ai'" o. .'
slaves of his estate in the hands oi hr ao'i.
traitor upon the morton Of The plaintiff ny ~ Wv, n.y..
counsel. il is ordered bv The cont, MAJ s'' +
sons interested in The subject OF this >', at,I,,
here on The first day Of The next Sep'eal. ., %.,
Of this count, and make lhcmsel'e> Pai'r' 'e
lan;s in this suit: file their answers |" nv r.,.,
panans' bill. and assert their ciaimS 10 ''e
in the proceedings mentioned; and 'hat ''.F' ~.
This order be published tor six weeks >'''''
IL in the Richmond Enquirer.
A Copv-Tes;e, WAL HoLl ,"''
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EDUCTlON OF FERRlAGES-Allpe per-
/ ! sons crossing al Walkcton, and making
this Ferry their general crossing place, will hc
charged only five cents. Those who cross when
il NAV >uil their convenience, or in windy or bad
weather. when they cannot cross a, Mantua, ana
make that Fery their general crossing place. will
BE- cha. cd eight cents. the lcgalos. This let!uc-
ton will surely sui the times. The travelling
Community will find il greatly Ia their advantage
lo make Walkcl!on Ferry their general crossing
place. BY - dong tley will avoid the opening;
ami shutting oil gates. (Which. 10 traveller. j.
no small annoyance they too. will have Il
th,orr AMI better Ferry, better Ioao>. and hun
bad hilis--lhcy will have superior boat with
akiiiu ieirymon. always in attendance. r.2!
passengers can le transported with pIonliiuse
In Wuri the facilities ana advantages IN cross
ins the river II Walherion. ale very ~! .lios ln
tho>c III Manlia. In addition la those already
mentioned, passengers can hc transported Ill Wal
kcuon i'll half the time. and at all times when
they cannot he at Maniua-pa>scngcrS having
lcll that FITV in windy weather, aud come Ia
Malhcrton 10 lie transported.
frJIiT'EEp II'IDE
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CTRAW GOODS.-H. {. r. p. CIRPEN.
- TER. Manufacturers and Wholesale Deal
crS in Foreign and Domestic STRAW GOODS,
LEGIIORN AND PALM LEAF HATS. for
cash, No. /, Exchange Block, Richmond, Va
having made extensive arrangements for their
Spring TRADE. they are prepared 10 exhibit 4 large
and fashionable Stock Of BonnetS. of every de-
scrpiion of their own manufacture, together with
4 heavy and well selected Stock Of Lcghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats, Artificial Flowers &c. COM
pri>ins in all the largest and most desirable Stock
Of STRAW GOODS ever Introduced milo The
Virginia Malac
They pledge themselves Ia offer their Goods al
prices that vii! lear comparison with any other
establishment in the United Srates Con,ien,
that thci; Stoc. will a; all times hc wcrtv Of the
attention 81 Dealers the2 respectfully solicit 4
cali Mach Jl-I03-1sv3:n
NEW AND FASHIONABLE. CLOTHING
~ STORE, 100 MIN 81. Hcsa,oad, pa-SI-
LAS MERCHANT desires 10 call The attention
oil those III want, t. his Sleek Of REA DE
CLOTHING. nov offered iUr cash (and Tor cash
onlv) Very cheap. He has
Fire and Superiii.c Black Cloth Dress and
Frock Goats.
Fine and Supcriinc Invisible Green Dress and
Froch Cuals
D,ap i'E,c Dress and Frock Goats, very
pleasant and beautiful article for Summer wear
Also, Pantaloons and Vests Of almost every
conceivable pattern aniquaiiiv-as well as full
assortment ot Crarats Seats, Sue peniers, Gloves
Stocks, Collars, Shirts. etc. ric.
Those III want are most respectfully requested
10 call AMI examine.
May :! 4--w3m
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J. THUAIFSUN, IT,
Jailor oi Goochland county Va,
6-u iW

DOOMS 10 LF-r-Scven Rooms over the
IL Store of the subscriber; being situated in The
most healthy part oi the City, and newly in'ct NJ,
with servants rooin> attached. reldefS an induce
meni to any respectable alaiIr III wai.l oil very
pleasant residence.
The Rooms may hc seen a, any time during
the day, and terms, (which viii be moderate
made known on application 10
]. A. MARTIN,
So, Main street, Richmond
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JNFIRMARY or TIE RICHMOND ME-
/ DICAL COLLECiE-This Institution is
open Tor the sick al the following charges. (par-
able in advance. for the first week.
White patients, - per week.
Colored patients 81 per week,
These charges cover every expense for medical
attendance surgical operations. board, medicine.
and n,Gsir@.
The accommodations torlhe sick. are ample and
complete. i'll every :r>pcci. Two Professors OF
the Medical College viSi. the Institution daily, ior
prescribed pcriods. in rotation, and, iii eases Of
difficulty, all the members Of the Faculty are
called in consultation. without additional charge
10 the patient.
An obstcrical ward has been prepared for The
reception Of hing ~ ~omen. At The rates iIAcd
above Tor medical and surgical eases.
Patients laLurHg under insanity, or contagious
diseases, will mol h. received into HE ihllrlnary.
s. MAUPlN. NJ. d., Iffsidcm.
Auo IL 5S-Wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

ID UNAWAT IN JAiL--Was committed 10
IL The Jail OF this county OH the sd dav u
March last negro man, who calls himself Hen
dcrson, and says tx belongs 10 a Mr. Augustus
Hewlett, of the courjy Of Chesterfield Iicndcr-
son is very likely brown ,kin lov, abou, % or
u years ol age, with a scar on his right wIist
and about FIVE feet three or four inches high lie is
boy OF fine countenagcc, and very Intelligent
The owner or owners OF said slave are required
10 prove property and pay charges, otherwise he
will le dealt with as the law directs.
J. THOMPSON, Jf,
Tailor al Goochland county Va.