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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-14

The SHIP OxFoRp.-We notice that the shiI
Oxford has been libeled by the Government fol-
an infraction of the revenue laws Yesterday, or
application of the District Attorney, and by the
consent of the libellants, the following persons
were appointed appraisers George F. Trimble
r. B. Minturn, and N. w. Merritt, Esquires
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-14
NEW YORK HERALD.
Mr., Webstcr's speech.

We present to-day, on our first page, the great
legal speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster, in the
Supreme Court of the United States, at Washing
ton, on behalf Of the legal representatives Of the
late Stephen Girard, who seek to invalidate his
will, by which the bulk of his immense estate was
bequeathed to Philadelphia in trust for various
charitable and benevolent purposes.
This extraordinary legal effort of Mr.. Webster
was reported exclusively for the New York Herald,
by one OF our special Reporters, and no other re-
port of it has been taken for any other paper in
the country not even for the Washington jour
mails. of the mastery manner in which it is thus
presented to the public, we must say, that 1t adds
but another to the innumerable evidences of the
enterprise and admirable arrangement of our ex-
tensive corps of reporters
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-20
I AL 20 EFT Il Y.

or the Arkansas Intelligencer.
HTED BLACK-EYE.
wouspED HUssAR."
{ SONG willowy streamlet,
hen the twilight has come;
Oft beckon'd me on
as Ge sweetest, together let's
: 'Twas mine Ideal that sighed,
ID with spirit Ne high
some violet. ! spied,
we, Ter love lighted black.eye.
banned. the spring blossom was
tglances deep hued with a soul,
\, now 30 dclightedIy laving
ID, those SO changeable tears.
miPihg heart at ner s'gnt--
Is the hcralds who fly,
sed, and that mirth-loving light
he lash Of her lighted black.eye.-
he warbled, d" Earth's greenness
Iroth command thee to love;
tese fair flowers have yielded,
can such teachings excel"
G! ever modest and blue,
q remind me. when by,
one who Silly doth woo,
the glance of her lighted black
: ESSEX.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-20

An Editor made an Indias Chief.-The St.
Louis Gazette, of the 22d uIt., says the General
Council of Seneca Chiefs, recently held at Catta.
ragus, adopted Col. Stone, of the N. Y. CONNER.
cial Advertiser. a Chief of their tribe. This no.
nor has been conferred upon the Colonel for his
impartial account Of the Six Nations, embodied in
his biographies of Brant and Rod Jacket; for his
hospitality to the Chiefs who have visited his resi-.
dence, and for exposing the glazing inquites per.
petrated upon the tribe by interested SPECTATORS.
II was unanimously agreed that no be received
into the clan of the "White Heron" and DO hero.
after known by the name Of " Ss-go-sen-o-ta,"
(meaning tho man who perpetuates the exploits Of
brave men.) Col. S. not being present, thore was
no opportunity to perform the war challenge of
" striking the shield" Ito
Stolen, but true.-Tbe path that leads to fortune
too often passes through the narrow dofles Of
meanness, which man Of an exalted spirit can.
not stoop to tread. q
Why is a man with corns like vegitablsi Be.
cause he's toe martyr. Good! we mean tomato.
VI A Court Of Inquiry has been ordered to
set at Fort Lcavenworth, to investigate into the
conduct Of Capt. St. Phillip Cook in his recent
transactions with Col. Snively.
We understand that this court was ordered at
the request of the Texan Minister at Washington
City.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-20
= ' ssis CLARKE.

20 Arknnsas Intelligencer.
fui soipuval, Fort Gibson.
ba,al SsLano, Park Hill, G. Nation
;a;a seville.
iffs5 Mborough, Ark.
sf6kee P. o. Oh. Nation.
adj
sdsAs gtstown Choctaw Nation.
Il, Fort Washita.
Ifckasaw District.
oggy Depot.
Fort Tows,n.
John Penn, Doaksviile.
al. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
,val, Natural Dam.
,ers, Fort Smith.
=; dams, Clarksville.
/ and Post Master, Little Rock.
sasant Hill.
"a 70, Now Orleans.
rs pencer Academy.
ntonville.
v Carrollton.
BoonIlle.
anklin Co.
Horsehnd. =
!, u, Nonistown.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-20
MY HUNTING JOURNAL


(. OF ARKANSAS.
,oa;n returned, and with it all
now bad left the prairies and
eped o. the sight, seemed to
: Mo toward, as if sndeavoring
ain j, competitors. The ice
ooRlA - longer hung in festoon-
rom vino and twig; hero and there a
leaf had started forth, as if endeav-
3 in its yet haIf-closed cup, the balmy
led it. seem glad. 1t was such
pakssa hunter happy, and return
wise Creator for endowing him
abeautiful, and heart 10 enjoy it.
morning, in the latter part of the
that H and myself were seat
Oh, enjoying our cigars after break
rushed into tho yard. and inform
B was crossing the prairie,
hounds after him.
Il Z; So character not only peculiar to
Z many parts of the West. He is
N thing but horse trade, and in
A. 10 would cheat his own mother
i dis "natur, improved leetle by
Z can't help it." In few minutes
> cato, and came in.
how are you?" and the customa.
hands took place.
Snants. guess you thought | nev-
trr to take hunt. But here | am
hest dogs could raise in Wash
nd leetle of the sleekest hos. !"
7 3 Nix BIS horses up, and sse them
~ And Mac, make Mr.. B. a still, hot
81 ice, exactly" said Tom. aWell,
V n. ard you killed a bar some time
= y Fould like to q seen that.
AZ I'D on Red River, l tell you, I
IT. em squat. Capt. Steve was
= ZEN, and one day come over to
~ h me. Next mornin, as the mig.
hg, we heard the tarna!list vel
'gAooi hear. looked over the fence,
sds off there was the biggest bar
~ eyes on, and the niggers cut.
" Atevo was off with his rife into
gN> yards from the cabin, which he
q y Patssuld cross-and sure enough
~ o took himl The bar made
eSf you ever seed tall walk
the us. One mint he was in tn,
lore liked my eye, he w,ls stand
1rc1 WI me. The bar died tryil
he fence- i- 8 " A
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-20
For the Arkansas Intelligencer.

For the Arkansas Inteligencer.
Letter from Bob Snipes, Reporter for the Clay
Club at Fayetteville, to Jim Pumpkins, the Or
gan of the Clay Club at Van Buren,.
FAYETTEVILLE, April 9th, 1914.
My DEAR JMs rr
am again about to write you a few lines con.
corning our business and had not such great
confidence in your devotion to the interest of Clay
and Clay folks, would offer an apology fol
writing again 80 soon.
BY the last mail,I received letter from Sal, q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

THE next session will commence tile l.t Of Orto
L her aud clusr OF the 9th OF D-crlUhrr. After i
of ten days from tina! time, The dtirs :" III BE-
again resumed and prosecuted uBiil he Isl nj August
The course oi study embraces those FL. in-n,a hcan,l
es that USUALLY taught IN best academies, and II
the Freshman aud Sophomore years If our colleges.
For a fun arrange ui these studies, and IL;
the exl-bncs, refer the reader 20 the printed ci'a
io;ne. They conducted iy t:i:e- .tcnt teach
rrs, who feel determined Ia cnrOy ;acir hest
deserve tre patronage Of tiir cnEinnnHv. At ia"
opesln. Of The iSuing year u = eSp't-d that an sd
dional professor will he o1;ainrl, AMI Ina. t!c >dr>
of The Junior Year, including Natnral fnlc.orhy and
Chemistry will he added 20 our presen, cGirs-. The
discipline OF the Institution VIII hr nrn bui lcc,lun
ate. a circular, containing u candid sateIon, Of the
department., scholarship, and a::iiiiancc d; each pup
will he sent 10 his parent II the Close al every tan
months. The habits OF ihr sdrns, tretofo'e att
iire and Correct Wit II il believed, be ma,er.l
proved by this arrangement. Tne beautiful ocaiiun
Que mc from Richmond, combines the advantages nf
city aud country residence. As an iinpr, ssiOn nnia
vOIa'e Ia It's heal;hlunsss has been made in
sections, il proper tn state that the School has htrn
III operation 81 thi> place since JaEuarv J, le:.j with
average Of Gn students. besides the Families of The
teachers AID seryanis and thai ccnr;ai complaint
IN regard t. health hu- lrru ut list fii. A.
that inr that extended tns cn:if- Icri
prevailed ut the Institution, ami IN ohr ease proved IA
ginning Of the fI!! Is now postponed III III"
1T Of uc.uber, and II is confidently hn.d III sinrn,s
fro the hcalihies regions ui Va. VIII line II sae 20
reside here ircEi that period
TERMs-For board inoudin. every thing, during the
short sessinn s2i J0tuiiioa 81 -. For hard aud
tuition, durug the long SESSION SsimHk:ng o;1i of
$40 for ~ months. Payments should he male halt IN
advance and half al THE elo-e ~, each tern. tand;-
dates fer the ministry recommended by th- Wig
Zap. Id Society, are admitted IN HE raymen; of sso
per 1nnum.
with NJ isdu,e Outlet, an accomplished Frrnciman
who also speaks tie En.iisl angu.g", evc three
EY ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
AUG % 2S-wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
Aug. 10

- has ever been more countersi'ed than Ro''anG's
Tonic Miuu.e-ihc srcnget proJ that no one has ever
been more roepL.R. This however calls Tor 'ne geat
er vigilance on The part of Fever aud PATIENTS 10
ayo.d she n sand cheats by means of which their sur
fe.ngs win be proioaged instead of beins promplls "a
dica IN and permanently cured by procuring that old ta
uo~e and s,eria. remedy the only tue, ORIGINAL and
genuine Rowand's Qmpeoved) Tonic Mixture, guarded
By the r,ea signature Of John Il. Rowand on Paper
label which passc across the month of every bottle o
The true article and be destroyed in drawing the
Cork.
Merchants of integrity and honesty deal in the true
Tonic Mixture kaaves and mposfors sell the counter
fe,s. \ WORT to the wise is enough
Sold by all the respectable Druggists in Richmond,
Petersburg, fredericksburg, Norfolk, &c.
Sole Proprietor, tagan,l
Graduate oil University Of PENNSYLVANIA.
June IS I5-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
MEN BOOK AND PIANO FORTE ESTABLISH,
" McNT IN RICHMOND, VA.-E. L. NASH and

NEW BOOK AND PIANO FORTE ESTABLISH;
" MENT IN RICHMOND, VA.-E. I. NASH ana
JAMES WOOoHOUSE have formed Co partnership,
un!er the firm ann style Of NASH & WOoDHoUSE,
he purpose of conducting extensively IN tins cry
Wholesale and Retail Book, Stationery ana fano forte
Glsiaess They have taken of those new and spa
tica stores just erected the lot of the old Eagle
Heel.
They will h. supplied at nil times wih large assoI-
men, oc Standard SCHOOL, Medical, Law, and Misce la
hrou, Ruoks Stationery Of every description Fancy
AT c'cs Mnsic and Musical Observation-Disclosures
with '7rce and commanding Stock OF those snperio,
and trd Piano For -s Of which many have been sold
by f. Nash of Petersburg, Well as those of other
makers. All the late publications of Merit and new
Music received IS AZ rsblisllrd.
+. +. Nash still continues his Establishment IN re-
iersbuIg, On an extensive scale .,o,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

AW SCHOOL AT DANVlLLE.-if ten Students
~ be procured, will open Law School 81 Dam
vile on the irst Monday IN November neat. The scs
will continue until the 18Th august ensuing, with
inierission during the Spring FERNS of the snperi
Courts Of my Circuit Instructions VII he gwen ~
daily examinations and weekly lectures. The text books
t. be used viii b- thiiiy, Barksi"ne. fuckers Com.
meuares, LomaA's Iicts, STEPHENS on Pleading, and
lst volume Chuy on Heading. Gtcrnraf's Evidence,
Nitori's Piead,n. and Stoiy's Equity.
Tuition lee Ss5--pa!able N advance.
boarding be- oo!ained in COED hCnscs on moderate
terms.
The Of Danv. is avurahiy situated for the pro-.
posed Institution, On t.ic South tank Of Dan rivfr in
The cuigy oil Piusy.yan.a in The midst Of wealthy and
cultivated society.
A tiir School viii not be commenced with less than
ten Students, to he engaged ly ~: first September,
desire gentlemen WHO may he disposed I" enter 1t 10
communicate their purpose 10 me. addressed 10 Frank
lin Court huu-e. NORB0RSE NJ. TALlAFERRD.
JuIy 30 oi-wtW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

NJ fssRS. fEL.EY SCRuGGS hND 1iIoTHf
IVA : cKCGGS.Takc no'ic.. 'ha, shall proceed, "'
Monday, The eth day ii October, Ia, ha;wrea the
hours ii O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'clock, +. NJ al IT..
house ci II-n anin Easily. IN The county OF pade, and
State of Georgia a take the drpnsi'i01 "f Nanct Kun
hrrli, which deposition - II lc read evidence ~ on:
salts pending in The superior tonft OF Cancr'y III" The
Richmond Circuit in the siaie al Virginia. IN the hrsi
of "hc', Laney Jones, Administrator de honis non nf
David Sclugss, drccased is plaintiff, and Archibald
Bryce, Jr., Administrator, with the will annexed. nf
James Scruggs, deeeasei, and others. deienants
IN the second you plaintiff, and the sad Archibald
Bryce, Jr., Administrator, with the viii neyed OF
James Scruggs, deceased and o'srs, are DEFENDANTS IN
the third, you pnn,ifi' and The said Archibald
Bryce, Jr s defendant; and, in the fourth, Richard
Scrurrs and James Scrusgs plaintiffs and the said
Archibald Bryce, Jr, Administrative aforesaid, and
others, defendants. And il, frnn any cause rhr
taking of The said deposition shall noi IL commenced
the dag aforesaid, or, hring commenced, shall not be
completed, the takif. Of the wall he continued
from day 10 day, At The said place, and between the
hours aforesaid, until completed. Ynuis, &c,
ROBERT A. MAYO,
Sheriff Of Ilenrico County and Administrator sc, oi
Rehccca Scrusgs and VI John Scruggs, deceased
Aug 26-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

GROCERY NM TUNNTSSTU.N bt
DARRISn e. BEsZLEY beg leave to inform Their
i customers and the public generally, that they nave
removed No. "a, Cary street. nearly op?o
site hes former sand aud few doors below Inc s'rre
Leading from Mayos Bridge, where they are prepared 10
irush every description oil Goods IL the Grocer? Inc,
on as good erms auy Other house in the city. Ihey
GeNER VI COMMISSION BUSINESS,
and are prepared attend 10 selling any articles
ri produce which their friends may consisn to thel
p=elng their efforts obtain, in every casr the
Highest market price. ;.
Planter. ar informed ihst Mr. c. Wa;hall, now IN
olu employment. aud who has practical Knowledge "l
The Tobacco trade, will attend particularly 10 thal
hfanch Of the business. - :.
hnc. . so-Ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

DoBERr HILL & BROTHER, .dUCrfoNkERS,
HI BEL TAvERN, Richmond, pa-the suesc tlbsfs 'en-
der their thanks 10 their friends and tha pnnc io the
lber Il patronage they have received ana take TITS me-
.hoi % inform them, tina: they still carry on the same
business a, the Bell Tavern, and hope for continue
ton Of their f.vors. They attead pa'cu'ariy 10 'e
selling aud hiring of Negroes beth publicly and pti'ae
~. ana 10 tho sails OF Houses and Lots In Richnonc anu
us vicinity as well the sale Of aii kinds OF Produce
They will always be found At tho He'll Iav,rn.
ROBERT HILL & BROTHER:
r,,,, os 23-ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

FEMALE SCHOOI.-,irs. J. A. G. DAVIS, with a
L to educate her own daughters, VIII open
Boarding School for young Ladies' al her residence, i'm
media-ly adjacent 10 charlottesville on tic LIST Mon
day in September NEXT.
Sire has engaged Lady, who Is recommended 10 her
possessing superior qualifications for l- task OF In
strtress and will herself devote her p attention
the School The pupils viii ie considered, in The
most comprehensive sense, mr''ers al a's. ~ FAM
~ and will participate equally wi;i her own chdrca.
in her efforts fr their moral aud Ir!,caus
The branches of study WI. embrace Tile usual sub
jecis taught In the brst Fem lie S.n.naries, whilst III
Ient;on will be sp ca,y directed the PLAN and solid
knowledge which it is ndis pensab'e for every well
Gated woman to possess.
As no pnpl will BE- received except such board IN
Mrs IS family, the number will be limited Of necrssi-
ty, to ~ or Il.
The year will he divided into two sessions, Of i've
months each:-The first viii -nd the 3lsl
January, ~ aud the second The 3uh June follow
inc. there being interval bstwern them.
No pupil will be received for a legs period than five
months; nor will any deduction he made, except al Mrs
Davis discretion, on any account whatever.
The TERMS uIH be as jaii,-s
For Rnard Including all aries and Tuition in the
per- session cfdne saoa,hs, ''''' SOS o.
For French, per \. ssion, 10 "a
Music, - h the use of TIE Piano, 10 ~
aJ Payable always IN advance for the session.
Aug 96-tlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHING Having
- very extensive assortment of BLANKETS, import
ed during the Summer before the late and great rise
IN Coarse Wnoens; also, male and female NE1Ro
CLOTHING, purchased under the same advan,ngcs, 10
much greater extent than have ever been ace 10
offer helore we are anxious that Country Merchants
and hers visiting this market should give US an oppor-
iunity 10 show tuem before they purchase elsewhere.
WADSWoRrn, TURNER & 90,
No. 10, Main Street.
Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.

NEW l2SfI Ci.o llt-Ntr - Jitr..
r A. MARTIN, Ne 81, Nam .&rcc', rcrt
y 1oor bclor Loa.ioa, IiMt.g nas 6 DJewr9'S
Dry Gccis Store, respectfully invites Ire attention
.! the citizens Of Richmond. and the public gene
rally, to IN entire new stock OF Ready Made
Clothing, manufactured very recently by hiin in
a fashionable style and substantial manner, from
wci!-sccc;ed stock Of Goods OF tie latest inpor-
lalonS.
In addition to Pealy-AIade Clothing, he intends
Keeping constantly on hand asrlrerior assortment
ii Cicli.: CassimercS and Vc.,ines; White,
Brown and Figured Liners for Goats and Pants,
ard great yarct- OF Wu!sird and Cotton GoodS,
all Of which viii be mad" up 10 order, in The
ncalest manner. at the shortest aoii1e.
Also, !uIl supply of sen;l2mens Shirts 30, bo-
SONS, Collars, Stocks. Sears, Tics, Ilahiko:-
chief. Gloves. Suspcnicrs, together with every
other article appcr,ainins Ia gcnlemcn's wear,
all OF which will be sold At New York prices.
Goods made At this establishment f:ic war
rancd, 10th rs regards durability and periec; 1T
J. A. NJ. hopes, by strict attention and close
application 10 business, 10 merit and receive 4
share of The public patronage
Nav 40 l-2dWiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
Aug. |

I AND FOR SALE.-Will be offered FOR safe, on the
IL premises, ut pubic auct"n Ia HE hughes, bidder,
on IN. l7h day of next September, If ar ii not the
next fair day thereafter the Tact of Land on which
Ben. ii0leman, deceased, lately resided, containing
about twelve hundred and sixty acies, NEARLY pneiouuh
az which still woods, heavily timherrd, situate III
Buckingham county, aud bounded by Wis'S river and
the laaes OF Nelson Page John X. Saton, Jas. Grgs
Edwd. W. Hubbard. John Blsncn and o.hers.
1as improvements consist IN II coaimodlous family
residence, nearly with the necessary offices, wheat
barn, tobacco houses, servants quarters, &c.
The neighborhood Is healthy aud otherwise desirable
To ally person wishing To view the land, and It's al
vantages II viii lie shown by Mr. John Smith, who re-
sides thereupon, or Mr.. William Hueman, or William
a. Philip.
Tie tenn: OF payment will he, one-:iith pat cash
the balance the puc!.e iloney IL -four equal annual
instruments the purchaser giving tonds with approved
secutiv and tie the reserved until the whole of tie
purchase money o- paid.
The privilege ot seeding crop al wheat will be
granted the purchaser and possession given an no ih
dty OF. December next JNO. HOLMAN,
WN HOLMAN,
Executors Of Ben. Holman, deceased.
Cumberland, Aur. IL; 2S-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
ates OF Freight on the e,d'ns articles Of Me'ehandise
July 10
NORTH CAROLINA. w.nRrx

NORTH CAROLINA, W.RREx cncSrr.-Saper.cr
y CrHri u Fq",y, Spring Tt.m, leia:
In this cae, ordered, that publ a':nn BE- male IN
the New Orleans rcaynnc md The Hirlnnrd Eminrrf
for 81. successive weeks, inonias Wills k"berts"n
who resides IL Geor.n. and DIXIE Eo"HS"h VIM =
supposed Ia reside IN iiino, h'h ct them sons "i WI
liam Robertson, whn died ~ Warren county, NORM "a
.nlin1 the year Is 10, and ;s ;a!oni. Tile chlloieh
Of llI'nas Robertson, Gcrra.cd son % SEA " ''h
whose names are unknown. aHd who are supposed ore
sde in Saith Carolina, and The ti';drn oi uri'y No
brr-nn deceased son og said William. whose ha'n,S
and residences unkuc:va that. oG; a. re pf'trr's
rf the I,aci ~ Lard std under dec.ee 81 is Cont
and which belonged 10 the T. ta'o -! iir a'e Uh''N
Robertson, the sad Willis Robertson ani Dake R"hc!i
entitled respectively l., 0nrtwe.ilh part anu Va
forming tie children Of The sad Thomas h"hsfl>0'
THAI they entitled 10 ons,wtth aari In be riYhch
helr -rl: and alsn the cIi!rrn III Hea'y E"brr'
that laey entitled 10 naciweLth rart ilcic"i W
be- divided among them Notice IL hereby gwen To W."
above parties forward aad receive Their rcse-
tive shares, subject nevertheless L. ii- Co.'S. oil 1'se
advertisements, and their proportion oi the costs o sa
suit.
Witness, Henry IT, Iurwe Clerk and Mister Of our
said Court q: Equity, AT Office il Naurnion ne iNiia
Monday alter the fourth Iouday IN March, 1871
n. n. ECKVELi. c. " T..
July - i9-6w Pis. lee 80
9y- thc New O.lsans Pirayune - rrqn-s teh I" ~
scri th- above aix i!cra." r price Tor a.c','ss :,
aud send copy oi paper containing same 10 H. IL. h'f-
well, WarrrH.ua. ". e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
LOOK OUT FOR BARc .INs,-cLosIwo UP ar

LOOK OUT FOR BARG AINS.-CLoSLNG CP nj
CDST.
EONARD &. co. having found II necessary to close
IL their business in this city, return their grateful
thanks 10 ac public generally f1s the liberal patronage
they have received. yte selling our Stock oil
BoOTS SHOES and TRUNKS Mt cost. Among which
arr--
Iron and wood frame Travelling Trunks
Ildirs', gents aud childrru's Caters, SliPs,Sc.
Meas. bays and servants Shoss III variety
Misses and chi,dl-n's Shoes. Glite's aud lies j,
L,di,s' Kid and Morocco Slips. CATERS aud buSSns
Ero0zs, Co.ored and Black half do dc:
70, bargains please calf on US, ~ we are positively
tlo@ncuP. LEONARD 20 W 'I.ih street, se
/ door below X. II. Jenkins Dry Goods store
Au..o 2o-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
By THOMAS RlTCHIE & SONS.

r AND FOR sAl.E.-Wi he sold at public anciinn,
IL Wednesday, the 4th September, 1914, If fair, il
in Richmond county, yin, on TsiuSy creek, containing
about two hundred acres, late me property of Robert
Latham, d. ceased The Land nay be seen by app'ica-
ton 10 John Garland Edmund Prlen Eoenezrr JEFF
fries, Sheriff Of Richmond county
JAMES u. MOODY,
Administrator OF Sarah Latham, cerea 81.
Auu ND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

MRS. BURKE'S FEMALE SEMINARY. Tor the re
lN1 ception of l'oarders and day Pupils will he re-
opened the 18th day Of September next. when. under
her Immediate supcrintendcncs, aud assisted by
masters of experience anu ability, Sue proposes tho
rough and extensive Course Of Female Education.
Mrs. b Will remain in Gown during The vacation.
July 81 2i-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,

IWF0ttUS o. UrN Goods, IfNfdNGft, tUHtIy at"
GaaS,
HAVE REMOVED TO 10. log, MAIN STREET,
The tenement with two.S,ory Granite Front, next
10 Mr.. William Mitchell.
I'VE undersigned viii receive in few days, by the
u ships 'sRoh Roy" and "Ricbard Anderson" from
Liverpool direct Heir Fall Importation In their Dry
obtained in both Foreign and Domestic markeis-snch
as Cloths, Blankets Napt Cotons, Flannels, Wooens
o. every kind for servants wear, Irish Linen, Prints,
Hosiery, &c. In the Hardware Department. they fur
nah large heautful and unusually varied assortment
all Of which they pledge themselves to sell at prices
DIS low as may be fou'd any other house in the city,
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
Aug. 0 27-G