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sANUEL c. THOMPSON.

SAMUEL G. THOMPSON.
ormission and Fowarding Merchant, Deal
ar in Produce, Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods Qneensvare. Hardware,
ion. Mails, Glass, Hats, &c.
Lower brick block, Burlington, Iowa Icr'y.
sEFEagscFs.- Won Phnl Il N'Giil,
W. w. Thompson, & Co. Blaine, Tomp-
hins Barrett, Aldrich. Lockwood * Co.
Mckay s. Thompson, st. Louis.
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70 ID. MILLS.

Win = Lao and Solicitor in Chancery.
ladieial S.. IN the several courts Of the first
'spo.it. ,s Office in the bricklbuildinc
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SPLENDID BooKs.--Samuel Rogers
not long since published Of some of
his poems, an edit lion which cost him
100000. Ii was illustrated in the
most gorgeous style. In 1900, Mich.
OILS and Boydell, two London publish.
ers. projected magnificent work call
ed the Shakespeare Gallery. They
failed, suffered loss by their under
taking, of 100000. To this day
this work is the delight Of all lovers Of
books. The Comprehension of Poly.
glou. work under the patronage Of
Cardinal Ximenes, was fifteen years
in publishing, and cost $4,000 golden
crowns. Offour large volome copies,
one sold, some years ago, for 600 gum
cas-. THE most richly ornamented
work ever undertaken in An erica, is
now preparing by Harper & Brothers,
New York. It's an illustrated Bible,
published in folio, and is to contain
thousands of engravngs. Adams, the
celebrated wood engraver. has been
engaged on them for the last i've years.
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BY ]. GREINER,


To help your cause along,
If you have no objection
Wen sing you Wing song.
Oh! keep your temper Matty.
And cheat them if you can,
For you have got the genus, >
Oh! little Matty Van!
We know your rivals fear you,
Their hate they cannot smother,
But you're the boy can manage
TO make one eat the other.
Oh keep, &c.
Oh . Matty you're cute one,
You'll be tie nominee;
Your wand is not yet broken,
You'll "cetO" them "per Sc"
Oh I. keep, &c.
Tho Cass and Colonel Johnson,
Are soldiers good and true,
They're green to risk their chances,
w WI SuCA Lug uC as you'
Oh . keep, sc.
And even friend Buchanan,
The Kcystonc's fav'rite, he
Will find the nomination
An "obsolete idee.'
Oh. keep, &c.
Calhoun, whose sense of honor
Will stoop to nothing mean,
In such packed Convention,
Will be mere machine.
Oh. keep. sc.
And you will show "OH Nosey."
Perhaps to his surprise,
That tho you lov'd his treason,
The Traitor you despise.
Oh! keep, &C.
But when the questions settled,
The nomination Won,
You'll find then to your sorrow,
Your troubles just begun.
Oh! keep, SC.
For soon you'll hear the people
"All in great array"
Sing" You can't come it, Matty
"STaND BACK FOR HARRY Clay :"
From the London Keepsake for 1914
The Wife To Her Dying Husband.
l have loved thee in thy beauty.
Thy glory, and thy power,-
And shall now desert thee
In thy sorrow stricken hour?
There is no hand, save mine, to wipe
The death damps from thy brow;
Oh false as thou hast been TO me,
! will net leave thee noe.
Thy friends and boon companions
The gallant and the gay
Thy lovely and beloved ones,
Look round thec-where are they Z
10 trusted friend is neal thee now;
No gentle love appears,
To hang DER thy dcath-swimming eyes,
And bathc them with her tears.
And alone return at last,
Ny right in thee to claim;
[, with my sad and broken heart,
My blighted hopes and name;
|, with my love- which, strong as death
Alike in good and ill.,
Hath clung to thee, in scorn and shame,
Unchanged, unchanging still,
Blu! come not to reproach thee
(Ah. would | came to saveD
can but smooth the rugged path
That leads thee 10 thy grave;
But sit forever at thy feet,
Weeping in hopeless woe,
All. best beloved would for thee
Mine own hearts blood might flow.
have loved thee in thy glory,
Thy beauty, and thy power,
And | will not noic desert thee
In thy sorrow stricken hour;
There is no hand, save mine, to wipe
The death.damps from thy brow;
Oh dearest to my heart and soul
| will not leave thee n0,c.
"Doctor," said a nervous lady to
r physician, .what shall | take to
20 tone 10 nv stomach 81 "SWal.
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91sOo II. JlBMNIIS DIM,

Attorney at Lao,
R.f,r,,.. Fairfield, Iowa.
Lowe I.. !. & Starr, Burlington.
Johnson q D.esaner, Bloomington, Reid g.
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dNCtiOsaeer.

,,,.. Ill 70 IlgRHMs9
ASkY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Or. Burlington Iowa.
~ 'ne brick building on Main Street,
dec, opposite. i the Gazette office.
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"Well, | live in Vermont, and never
heard of you before"
"Never heard of me! why, sir, /
write poetry, and SO does Robert Tyler
SIR"
30 !! ah /! very likely" replied the
yankee, every likely you do sir but
your manuscripts, you know, are not
sent to Vermont"
A roar of laughter followed this re-
mark, the contemporary Of 'Ahasuerus'
took his ha, and cane and retired az
fast as possible, and when we left. the
yankee was still exerting himself to re-
lieve the wing of a Turkey of lis sweet
est portion. as calmly as though nothing
had happened--Phiiad. Forum.
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''ln yonder grave Druid lies,
Where slowly winds the stealing wave;
Let Springs all fragrant buds arise
To deck the Poets sylvan grave"
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The Tyie~ Man and the Yankee.

While dining at public house the
other day we over heard conversation
which amused US much. A young
would-be-poet, after introducing him.
self to yankee from the Green Noun
tain State. asked him what the people
in his part of the country thought of
John Tyler. The yankee replied that
he was not thought of at all. for it was
seldom that any one mentioned his
name.
But said our poet "he has grea,
many friends, sir, am his friend, and
] am acquainted with his son, too.
SIR"
"You his friend :" replied the stran-
ger cody, and sItii continuing his work
with knife and fork; You his friend
well. who are you p
"Who am l." exclaimed the Tyler
lite. somewhat piqued, "why, my name
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
POLITICAL.
air wRlGHT'S sPEECH-THE Tariff

am W3lGHT'S SPEECH-THE TARIFF.
We give to-day as reported iJr the Argus,
norton q. Mr. Wr.hts speech al the great d.
morra,ic mass lacci;ag al WATERFOWL. Ths ey-
,,act is confined 10 hi, remarks upon Inc Iaut
,,nuo, i, the same speech hc discussed al length
III. prominen, questions OF Bank, Assumption,
p;srihniion. &c Ii couli MOI have appeared al
i more appropriate time than this. 3lr W eDstcr
las lusi been among us advocating, VAN all nus
conceded ability, an. Judging from me rounded
sentence, ana the display Of statistics after study
,nI PREPARATION 10 which of late years he has
been accustomed, or which certainly were not
onDor,n, in his hlrangie 4. patcaognc, the Views
nS The mira pro,ecioasi> Those views are met,
an NE cannot doubt tia. in he judgment q ever
,lu;m and unparalleled mind ,h,y arr lf!uHi-
phanily rciu;ei in !e extract w pnl!ish
we co,nlacna this speech 10 III ca:l!-s; ai'en-
,,n Aoi o,,r readers - a.. engage il a@i-
cn,,urc. Il exposes III q ma>ie!l. laaHner Ire
ATTEMPT 10 nislcai and cheat ta2n "a lac cry
Il ..prp,cc.ion" The fact ,ha; no a::icl, 81 iher
production with a >i,is;,e exception. cAi De pro-
,cc,ci 81 a> 10 incrcasc the pfcc>. 10: tie Tes'a
lin; they AZ, no, impou"i, and 5ccansc ai'cr sup
r,iy;n. ii. entire demand al home, a large sur
Mas remain. lot expectation, l. conclusive
we ,rus, the Democratic press, in every Sec
no, ol,'n State, will give this speech 10 their
,a,l.rs Their, i, no other su3iec. upon which
or opponents both through ticr presses and heif
%f.,ai-rs rely 81 much, - create dontG and 'iis-
..ror.A-a,on in he pablo in'al. The coryic-
t,nn ina, the Democratic palicy upon This SUBJECT
vii h.s. maintain and aivan"e III, Interests .!
ne agricultural Community. anl q: the lahJr;ns
c.assa, zen rally, is irresistible, ;,i.es an homes;
ani uaprejulicei p.rusal Of ihi' speech II i
Inarsed Throughout; b. the cicarnes, AMI force Of
expression, AMI felicity Of illustration, which
,harl-tcrila in 80 c'niAcni de.;rc" the pio!uc.
Hons ot Nj. Wrisi.- .l!6ena 1NiH<.
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Unjust SAIE.-Pur-nant with the proy;>,,,.
deed Of Trust from Edwi upshaw To The I,, ~ =!
mas Tcfriil of Kentucky, and duly record. mo-
the surviving T.I-er, stall proceed on III. I'm "a
september, eii. Ia sell, according IL the ,rnu,,
OF -aii deed aad III ihe or!,r prescribed lv Il, L ~
sha", al the property therein conveyed, coa,i.f'"
part s %
/. Of Msple Valley, Containing 500 acre. -
land wiih excellent Improvements. " ""-
?. From 20 10 ~ valua,ie Slav-s
8 iiou-, hold and Kitchen Furniture
a. Stocks az aii kinds tors-s yui.s c,., >.
Catrag. : and Farming Utensils ''s''
>. \ arcr -t"ck at iiic old Brandy.
o. ne "m ~ caroline called Maps Neck ccn.,i,.
inr $50 acfcs of superior land ''"'
I. lac farm Pi-caloway called B,l,,u,,,.
tanning $40 acres 1859 - '"A
C. The .ia1t hear MIcr's, called North Bend. n IL,
acres. "i VI ~"
9. The place called Mann's Old Ordinary. eo,,,,o,n.
81: acres, with improvements. - manning
lO on- halt OF BohtHan's Mil
~ The small tract called Aliens of l0Oa.r.s
j.. lfact ct Woodland, If 100 acre., acoinn, v-l
liam Hutchinson. '''''s va
3 I.o, with Il House On it, in n. city q p.,,.
maud. ' ~ ''
~. The reve''onay interest in The ace called ;,ur
tons. " N'h
Is. TIE interest If Edwin Up.han. i, fine Str. ,
Ohio, ~ certain LANDS aud tte.f ptoh,s -
~. ne ih',rcst oi S"ii trsha~ III Lands and finer,
profits IN iinph'n> county, X nlrcHy $3.50 '''
u. TIE interest OF sad UD>haw in Land =, p.,,.
county, HenlucAy - ''''''
H. The .ierr-t Of s'd pshaw IN l.anl. on TIE
u ll4.it
10 The interest OF .ali L shaT IL Land, in r..
81 the ,ltdua AMI Colorado.
~ The Interest of SAID Crslaw IN the Land, ~ H.,
late J'hn Eennu.ds IN Gfer.bf.er county and 49,.
where. and
81 l hc interest Of said Upshaw IN tie Estate II NJ,
Alien.
The sale VIII commence II Marlc VALLEY, aud wt,ll,
adjouTn'd flc,n cay day, and irom place "a l,r -
The Situation 81 Tie properly may require. Tie po,.t
y N k. Z. Qu'en WEI hr sod M hiug - s.u--,-ha
IN ltoi.ne VIII he sod IN Cafone, aud that in E,.ry
- be- sold IN ESSEX
The whoe property w.ll h- Sold n cred of lwtly.
mouths E"n2~ with approved secu'iiy. l,at,..arior,
7" tie Inisttr vii be required IN all bsofe
prol,"'y l. ohsngei az r,mosrt
Sel!iag - Trustee, sia,i convey such RICH, n il-
dre Of irus; places me, which Is believed 10 be- per
feet.
ROBERT H. HARRISON, Surviving Trustee.
~ TIE s'.- above Idyeu,s.d viii be- made ~ 18Th my
entire app ohaii"n- and, near tame II viii .iS,
nr pleasure To show any Of the property these who
mas desire 10 purchase. EDWIN UPSHtW.
Aug. - 3l-w;G
DOSTPONEMENT-Th Trust Sale advcr,i .-i IN tie
Enquirer VIII be- postponed from the 5,h s'.itni
her Ia Tuesday, the Isl day OF Uroh-r and continue
from DAY 10 day, un,!l closed.
EDWIN UrSuiH
Aug. 20 .a-a3,y
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POE y.
s-ss-eaass -
MvcH YET ErM,i>> vNsrSG.
ONE


s. .:ss sr fss -uay Of iss Hickory Tree a. "-sans0'
ry WILLIAM a. wE,sHs.
rts-men raise the Hickory Tree,
cur standard b~ar-r l. shall be;
Tas cmalrm uf the cause that's Just =
40 longs, ~ Il jrll in dust,
But point 20 iii1 in whom We trust,
II, ..eason the Hickory Tree.
On sa-ar,ca's fi-,is of yove,
'rh. hui. TIL daie, the HirSory bore;
our ersn,i,,rcs :ousht henea;f is shade,
And .otnl.n fell In evc:y slade.
Nv shot or she'll or i,tenin: blade,
Nb.rc ciew the Hickory Itee
And oat-io; sizes on Yc,kt"wn's psin,
Shed lhr.r pure hund. nor BLEED Ia vain,
20 cave their al,a,s, hea'tl'S and SOIL
From The ia.aiei'- gasp and spoil,
And ui,nts " c.. spent In hattn toll,
Beneath the Hickory Tree.
And Ca,nlen's main, and Ea,aw's Spring,
Heard The loud artillery rng;
At (:uiifmd's Court WAS heard the clish
III ta,onet, aud ,hc wlirlwnd dash
OF cavalry, with ball and flash,
Al by the Hickory Tree.
Ivh.rc rolls the oh o's silver tide
AnI h-r pure wltrrs sp1rk my GUIDE.
Beneath the shade rad wauiors SEPT,
or Ri. u ceas'ns S'i KEPT
O'er i...r cap',se !he:e mo WEEP ;,
Bound - the Hickory Tree
m, ther. was one who knew "a tracr,
Xix. 81 .rtt.hound, 10 !htir testing pAcs.
u,k, Thr sharp c,ack .: rifle r:nsS,
/. adrn death il sent ON wings
via B,oSp who from lie coyrd si'ring-.
Blood fed The ii cxoiy Tree
Where rolls III Missis'ipp:'s tide,
"Rr.uTr and Boorr'' for his guide,
4tIen.th fierce Invader came
s,r,ny in armi and high III iain---
The Bri,on me; defeat and slams,
Where grew the cypress tres.
~, there was he aud in the van,
with war.stainel front, that ron mln;
0,o H,cxoRy L wa, the champion,
Who led the battle, saw II son,
iad The dark waters dI'ker run
Where gre" lie cypress tree
- the fait w,ni Your banners Il NJ,
Ninth .'Nn B.xK," let tue wc!kn tag
NO D,sra,ncrroS" Ger our hn1t,
Bur pa,x Asp D,LL,s' proudly iioat,
Ara aTsx,s" he IN Ia'lyins shout
Abound he Hickory Tree
.ch. Constitution aud the LAWS,
We 90 for with the .'VrTo cL,u>r;"
"MnSopoLiYs" here none shill ,tisn
While II rvs the warm blood thr"u:h each vsii,
9rt "roriL gtsiIrs" we will niiniain,
By the old Hickory Tree.
Then frrrmca raise tie Hickory tree;
tn,r standard bearer il shall be-
'.D- eMairin o! II cause tnat's JiS.-
10 longer LET ii troll ~ d3Si.
D.t ppint 10 Heaven. IN which We trust,
Youna iiicEofy'S ftycrre' tree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
lHI VIRGINlA.-The Seventh Winter Session
OF the Medical Department OF Hampton Sicncy
College. will commence in Richmond on The last
Monday in October, Ohc 2sth) and continue I'M
Ill the last of February following.
John Cullen NJ. D.. Pre!jesSof Of Theory an
Prncticc n Ns&jcir.
Auss. /. Warner, NJ. D., Pref&soref Snrsoy
and Sm@icM anatomy.
l. w. Chamberiaync, NJ. D., PrGtlssor of
TAryopeuiirs and JIatcyid Nedica.
r. l.. Bohannan, NJ. d., Prote@or ~ o5ac-
ty;cs anil Diseases If UomcA and Children.
Socrates Maupin, NJ. D., Prete&of y CheM's-
Jciifics Wynan, NJ D, Pref'ssoref anatomy
anM Fitrio'oGg.
4 connections and elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress OF erection, and
WILDE completed hy the opening of the session F;
il has been - arran.cj as 10 atlorio the Student
every convenience ai=i comfort, and vii! enable
the Faculty 10 extend 10 him all he ad;1r'a -
AMI facilities for thorough clucalion. which
the present advanced condition o. Medical Science
demands. The COLLEGE ln!rmary, CITY ! iiAs-
house. Armory and Pcn:entary, afford ample
means for instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery. while The facilities for studying practical
Anato,ny, and operative Surgery, are uEsurpas-
sed. Physicians in the country, who do Tot re-
ceiye the catalogue, which will he issued during
this month, Jlly.) will please send their adj
dresses, (post paid) to the Dean.
AUGS. L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of tic F"cuhy.
J,l,, , lG-tIstNov
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an This Establishment i, how undergoing
f5A thorough repair in every branch OF
E3ssN. Mcchani>m--wIl he neatly and we'll FUR
nishcd. and opened ready 10 receive Day Board!
ers on TUESDAY the 18th OF July. Transicnls
and Families on the Isl al August. II is deem
ed useless 10 say any thing in way oi rrcommen-
dalion of This House, for i, is conceded by all
who know it, there is not 4 House in Virginia 10
eurpass il for comfort and convenience; it l.
we'll located for business can accommodate
about 2oo persons; it Will be furnished with Wa
Ter from the Bloody Run Spring which is con
si!cIcd equal 10 any water III Lower Va The
Stable is large, airy and in ir,i rate order; lhe
O>licrS are rs good as my in the state An The
proprietor can say for himself ana assistants, is.
that every effort will be rxcfed TO givc saiisiac-
ton L. a. HODGES.
Richmond JULY H. 1911.
p. S.--A first rate House Keeper wanted, al
50. 4 No | Cook; none need apply unless they
can come well recommended, and are FULLY quail
fed to discharge all the duties faithfully that ap-
pertain to each branch otthcir business.
G.. A. II.
JULY % 22-3m
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VJ7EBB. BACON * CO. offer for sale
w Isl hhds. New Orleans Sugar
ll6 hhds p Rico and 81. Croydo., part prime,
recently imported
1899 bags Laguyra. Rio, Porto Rico, Havana
and 81 Domingo Coffee
81 bags fine old Java and Maracaibo do.
50 hhds West India Molasscs
500 sides Sole Leather
~ dozen Russell Leather
800 Spanish dry Hides
IL boxes and half boxes double Loaf Sugar
6 bbls crushed do.
81 ticrccs Rice
500 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
l0i do Ground Alum do.
so boxes Tallow Candles, Hulls patent and
other brands
2!7 boxes Soap, various qualities
- boxes Sperm Candles
6 tons American Blister Steel
81 bundles Hoop Iron. Of rarions widths
liz boxes Window Glass sxl0 and l0xl2
If tons Nora Scotia Grind Stones
80 bbls. North Carolina Tar
- do Tanners Oil
81 dozen Painted Buckets
AS bags Shot
81 kegs Dupcni'> Gunpowder
II cases Calahi,a Licorice
All kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
Also. Coppcras, Loewood Alum, Indigo Mad
der, White Lead, Salpetre, Bar Lead Shoe
Thread, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Ginger,
Pepper, Pmento, Starch, Teas OF various quail
ties, Com Brooms Twine, WOODWARD, Hops,
Paper, &c, &c, &c.
Richmond, July 9, 1914. iS-2m
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DCN NEGROES FOR SALE-Thc sub
AJO scfher viii sell, b. private contract, in
families and los TO suit purchasers, The above
named nanIcr Of likely and valuable negroes at
any time between the present date and the first o.
December ncxl, or until that number or there
atou> is disposed Of Southern planters and 9th
ers mtshlng;o parcha@ ere requested 10 call up
on the subscriber, residing near Loreuo Pos, OF
fee. Esscx COUNTY, Va--and all letters ofenquiry,
post aaid, will b. promptly attended 10. The IA
ci!i,ics ior Transportation, |y land or wafer are
very @oo and The negroes. Il lot, ar" equal 10
any eve! o!!cr,s. ior sale in Va
RICHARD BAYLOR,
July Tiff Executor al nob'l r. " airing
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CEABROOkS WAREHO;lSE.--It affords
- the Inspectors OF this Warehouse pleasure to
inform the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina that Seabrook's Warehouse Is
now in gooi orcr Tor the reception oil Tobacco
that ample Insurance against fire Willie mads OH
all Tobacco in The Warehouse; the rate OF dray-
age is the same as 10 other warehouses; that
freight viii be paid on all Tobacco sent to them;
that their undivided attention will be paid TO the
business of the Warehouse, and every effort made
on their parI to expedite business.
THOMAS G. ZURICH, ! I,sr,c.ors
THOS. T. JOHNSON, ( '"sfe''o'''
Ian. Is S7-aaw;f
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JUST PUBLISHED


s'or the en-. q. or Lore. ~.
rAIttLATEb by David Gthttdson. al Lnui>t
- county. N1f.inia. containing, Ia addition ~ tsr
usual Astronomical Calculations it-t at the tm,ft, 81
Virginia ard NuIt.i cgolIna, and the Rric>o niat.- ia
Congress the Senate aud House Il lIeca1tcs uf Ene-
ma. Scna- Mamma i very part; nlaf-Ttc rAfi'>
Brlde-And the In,rcstin. Song al The Gamblers VIE
beautiful description of the progress Nan through
life, from his liith - his uutcii"n-Trr Male FAt-
The Rrln5u-ln Happier Hours-fie k,nd-Aiicm 10 4,
Frirnd-un Esanty-th" Clergy Marriage Ensma--
Some u.e.ul receipts, &c, &c.
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BELL TAVERN, RicuMoNp, Va.
m TnE subscribers will take charge of this
a popular AMI wcll-known HoH~, On Tues
- u .iay, the 10Th, and respectfully solici,
share OF patronage from their lricn.s and the
public They have furnished The house through
out with ncw furniture Their table will always
w. supplied with the best eatal'cs tic market will
afford, and their bar with the btst liquors.
RO HILL * BROTHER.
Julv I6 20-sIO
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ElFTI DOLLARS REWAED.-Ran awaY
L from the subscriber, about the 2Nlh Of July
negro man Washington. lie is about - "I ~
Years OF age; ) ic2, 10 or inches i'll height; well
made, of hlac, complexion; large mouth; good
teeth and has scar OF large ulcer behind one
OF his cars, q think he eli4 lie IS COED
blacksmith and bears many scars abon; his HANDS
and arms Of burns and oiher injuries. He has,
am told, a paper purporting 10 he ifte pass, Oh,
tanned in the neahbofho1i Of my residence; ant
his declared intentions are 10 rc::ch the State oi
Ohio or some other free STATE. lie will, it spro-
babe enleayor 10 travel ;.cross the State OF Viz
ginia. will give twenty-five dollars Tor his APP
prcLcnsion. if taken in North Carolina, or iii,y
dollars, iflakcn in any other state and 50 secured
in any county jail, or Otherwise. 50 that scl hin
again. u. I; Mo',itf"
Murfgecsloro ucr,iord CO.. North Carolina.
Sept ; jl-M
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T7HE i.i-weeky Mai! Coach ior White Sui
l. phur Springs, LcwisbuFg, Charleston and
Guyan,!oitc, passing Balcony Falls, Natura!
Bridge. Dagger'S or Dibrc!rs Springs, Clifton
Forge. Coving,on ana Calaglian~ sand, also, the
connection islircct 10 Lexington from I.ynchburg.
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot Springs-will
leave Lynchourg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished al any time
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
MAY ll6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

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rs1O NORTHERN TRAVELLERS : /. ehroDd, F,e
i ds-ieksturr ard Pe,omrc hasi,oad.-Ked.eton n
Raie,-Notice il hei.5s siVen, thai The fare by the
Railroad route between Richmond and Baltimore is
reduced s., 80, and between kichmohd and Phladr
pha Ia - only, by stage aud steamboat lines
between Washington aud Philadelphia.
Travellers hy The railroad fonc, through, reach Wash
ingon in nne, Baltimore intwrlvr, and rhi'adtpiia III
;wr,y."n- ba;ts after leaving Richmond, and mri,e ~
Phliad- phia b. fore travellers lie river ard ba hni+
nave Norfolk sond they be- disposed t. step 10
Washing or Baltimore, tcy may dus0 A. long.- 'hry
please. ami resume Their --as Without rh:fl ctafg'
No charge for children under r years OF age, OFFERS
under Twelve years Il age, half p5icc.
Hour OF departure Of the cars lron EI,hmond' g,a''
past ), A. VI THOMAS 5Hhhi'
Aug l3 an hg-n, ii Transportation.
rrAPpAHAXNoCK MALE sCuooL.-The next .rs-
sion of this School viii comsnencr the ls day 81 We
toher ensuing, and co"tInue ten months. ,,...,o,.
The School viii continue under the immediate ".
nacrment of Sir. =. Emory aldrick, with sneh ASH
ance ~ the number at Scholars may r'ni't nrrHu
An the r,nc he's usually pds-nfd IA lhr lea', mr., "
the state together with the ffsnch aua "Pi"''" '
gGiges, VII h- taDgnf.
Tuition FOR the ten months 81. ,
Lectures " i. BIZ Delivered -i' h week on various 80"
ie-ts connected with the 'i.!''-" the ; ho"'.
Beard including light igc aod i"d-Ine, NAV 'r ~
tanned III the pnvat. boarding h''sc "i ""''" "
Fflak, Esl., iuf So l.r ses,,' n
JOHN 4 PARKER,
wv i. WRIGHT. fTu''se''
TIiOS a. GOknOH,i
BEsj. +. JONES, ,o
Tap?ahsnnock. Aug. J. isii. -- -
TAPPAHASNOck FEMALE "khI.n",, Il
VyfSS MARY ELLA BOAD.-Thr neii '|I &c.
vi ,Lis sch,o, VII commence on tie tfs' dy -
th-r and will br conducted by Ms b'l .v,ll.r
If compet- nj assistant, Inc course - 80 wun
brace all the bfan,h-s Of IN Enci'" =, pa,,,,ny
French siusc Embroidery, Df'"!ne an| nm
/ The Boarding Department VII hr' n "'''
der the charge Of Mrs. Ssrah L' ,,,ea,s see cir.
| re M rs heretofore. For iddAsf pi'''"'''
Refer 10 nr. a Brocs.nboneb. Pr Ih"s .. W.
Col P. A. Isrami,an, III Geo Wneh,, aa' CO If.
! Wright, Capt. u. r. IONS. Jli' noy ''' Nh L.
noayn- Rirnari ,ror,on, !. Pa,k7f, !" n ). pn
s Iiipkns, Chs. W smlt, ]. u Gii''"' p''''''
| noi6s. OF ,Gy
] Tappahsnnock, Aug. 30 ''-"'"