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have acted up to the expectations OF 'ne p.or,.
The Union of Saturday has given the qu'e'u' =
The calumny, that Mr. Walker The Secretary y
the Treasury, is the author Of MIR. poKS 'e''e' -
Mr.. Kane. 1t has pronounced The charge +" y
false in ell its parts, from beginning y go
without solitary circumstance OF any a'"0'
however remote, 10 base il upon" "ha'' 'ae1
becomes OF the attempt Of Ibis wriler - WI.
SER up the charge. by Juggling in 'he name =, '"s
Hon. Reveriy Johnson How comes u 'na''
though MIR. johnson swas informed by another
Senator tina, Mr.. Walker himself had told him
,ha, he was The writer or author OF The Kane lei.
Ter" the name of that other Senator is not given
Is ii because Mr.. Reverdy Johnson is mol now IN
the United States TO cOn'rover' and explain The :,
statement, and the other Senator isl The wnols
affair is upon par with The other suggestions
and fancies Of this mos lanciful writer.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, oct. i, 5P. NJ.


FLovR-The demaad for Howard street Flour
is limited and transactions are confined to small
parcels. We note sales of several hundred ebls
good mixed brands yesterday and to-day at 81 so
which is now the prevailing rate. The receipts
are very limited, and the stock in market islisht
The receipt price is SIT. We hear Of no fur
thcr transactions in City Mills Flour. The las
sales were at so.
GRAIS-The receipts Of Wheat are light, and
hardly equal TO the demand. We continue 10
quote al IS So cts. for gopd TO best reds, and -
a IS els. for inferior TO good. Sales of Md. Corn
to-day at 80 So cts for both white and yellow
Sales also OF Pennsylvania, both white and vel.
low, at 50 els. We quote Rye al 60 a IS cts.
and Oats at 81 80 cts-sales
PRovIsroSs-The market Tor Bacon is rather
brisker within the last two days, but sales
are generally Of small parcels. There is nc
change in prices, but VIC quote as before, viz
Shoulders Z a :. cts, Sides I; cts, assorted
a s, els, and Hams 81 a 10 cls Baltimore cured
Hams are held at9i l. cts with small sales
Lard is in good request. We quote at 8! q
for No. Western in kegs, and 7. 81 cents FOL
w nIsKEY-Thr sluIn very sinall ana lnt
supplies light. Sales Of hhds. continue TO BE-
made as fast as received al "a cts. and OF bbls. a
Is cts-r AmcTicdn
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A Teacher Wanted

AT THE HICKORY NECh AIhpb"''
IN consequence of determination Of the presen, &C
cupant Of the above Institution 10 return To- ana 10
cate permanently in his native county, The heaaem'
will be in want of Teacher after the last day "l
her This Institution is situated in enc % tne h'o
liphtful, healthy, and densely populated nr ss.n,y
hoods in Eastern Virginia in which large anu nles
profitable school can with certainty he secured io' wy
ne1t twelve or fifteen years ~,
The School has numbered from thirty 10 thiy ~,
scholars per session for the last three years, naJI
~ whom have heen studying The Classics and h'e"s
branches usually taught IN an Academy, In CONF
onrncr of the cheapness Of board and the facilities y
nrdrd In travelling, both by stage and steamboat, W.
forner Of which passes directly by, and the latter Nv
in few miles Of the Academy, gentlemen abroad .,D
afford 10 send their wards 1T eonp1iatvely ~
ding co,t Applicants for the above situation are =
ouirrd TO produce, from some Literary institution oil ~
"a i,factory testimonials of competency 10 teach W.
Greek and Roman Classics, the junior eourse OF ha,
natics including the Theory and Practice OF
the of Maps and Globes, together win the o.n
higher branches of an English Education usually l",
in Institutions OF similar grade. Communicaiohs ~
further particulars, addressed 10 the subscribers ,
srst of Novemher neIt F. PiGGOT,
Secretary Board Of Trustee.
PS-Thc neiehborhood requires, and u IS eohhuen
" believed will sustain, both Male and Female '
tuition.
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NOTICE.

RY virtue Of deed OF executed 10 The late John
- w. Lewis aud Benz amin Lewis Trustees hy
feyton X. Bnrwrl of the county of Mrcklrnburg for
The purpose OF securing the payment of bond due 10
BAR burwei which decd Is recorded in the Clerk S
Once OF the County Court Of MrckIenburc, bearing
date the second day Of September, eighteen hundred
and twenty four The subscriber surviving Trustee
WILL at thi,tIansvie, in the county of Met klenbuf.
on the eighth day Of December next, at - O'clock II
fair, II not, the next fair day thereafter Sunday e1cru
ed, offer Tor SALE at public auction 10 The highest bid
der, for ready money, much Of the following mention
ed property, conveyed in The aforesaid deed may he
necessary satisfy the debt due Blair Butwel
and costs and charges Of executing This trs-to wit
Tract OF Land lying in the county OF Mrcklrnbure
containing five hundred and iy.four acres and bound
ed by the lands Of the Estate of Henry H. BurweIl de
ceased, tie Morrill, the Estate Of George Biner DE-
ceased the East, and Robert Scott on The South and
West, being The tract Of land on which The said
Pcyton K. Burwell now resides.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves, consisting
of men, women and children, &c, &c.
The subscriber, as Trustee will convey TO the pur.
chaser purchasers, such title only Is vested IN
him by The aforesaid deed
Oct 3-cw2m BENZ. LEWIS, Trustee
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srLATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
Fashionable Dry Goods.

~OOss5s
DY the arrival Of the packet schooner Patrick
Is Henry lust arrived from New York, r. H.
JENKINS has received $4,000 worth of new
and fashionable DRY GOODS, recently i'm
ported into this country by the last packets from
France and steamers Great Britain, Great West
ern, and Britannia from England. This eYten-
sive assortment comprises all the newest and most
fashionable Dress Goods of various descriptions
received in this country, up 10 The hrst October
The following are few only OF The many very
desirable articles claiming the attention OF those
wishing TO examine Goods OF rare beauty, and at
very reduced prices
New style Silks, Cashmeres and Mouseines
Ombre Calicoes and Scaris
New style Manillas and Cardinals
Black Lace, Fancy Cimps, Colds, Buttons and
velvets, for trimming Dresses, Manlillas and
Cardinals
Wide black Silks, for Dresses, scaris and
Man,illas
Plaid Cloakings
Erickson Cords, for trimming Capes and Dresses
White and coored Tarlatan Muslins, and
Rainbow Laces
Clangeabe Iri, Cloths, for ladies and children's
Dresses
Polka Laces
100 pieces very cheap Thread Laccs, from so
cents, and fine, bought and will be sold at great
sacrifice
Elegant Cap, Bonnet and Neck Ribbons
Turkin, Broch, Embroidered and other Shawls
Also, an extensive stock Of Irish Linens, Dia-
pers, Towelinss, Table Cloths, Sheetngs and
Napkins
Rich Piano and Table Covers
Moreins, Of all colors; Fringes OF cotton ana
worsted
1000 pieces Dress Calicoes, and Furniture
Chinlz Prints
Carpelinss, from IS cents 10 81 IS per yard
Hearth Rugs, Oil Cloths, Silk and Col'"h oni-
brellas
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesings
White, red and yellow Flannels -
Likewise, 100 bales and cases Brown ana
Bleached Shirtings and Sheetlngs' rom yaro 10
yards wide o, u,.,
leans Linseys and a large stock OF Woollen
Goods. for male and female clothing
1000 Blankets for Negroes, from so cents, 62s
cents. rs cents, and higher
whitney and Macxinsw Blankets with many
Goods from auction; altogether, forming the most
extensive stock OF Good, in the City
Merchants, families and others, are invited 10
| examine for their own satisfaction as every arti-
Gle will be sold, by wholesale or retail, as low as
similar Goods can be found in the United States
at R. Fl. JENKINS'S,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store
Oct. 3
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-oc, /.

CoFgEE-Prices have not varied. Sales of
900 bags Rio at Z. cts; $50 Lasuayra at
price not public.
CorroS-Demand limited and prices about
stationary. Sales OF 100 bales part Tor export,
chiefly al 81 to 7cls. perlb.
Fish Prices are held more firmly, but the
sales have been only from store.
FLouR-The Flour market continues quiet
and prices are steady. Several sales OF fair
brands for shipment at 6i.G2i and hall brls at
Sls7, per pair. For City use sales at 4,62i a
Ash for common ana choice brands.
-Wheat-Receipls moderate and the
demand is very limited, and prices have further
declined We quote good red at 81 90 and
Southern SO a 90 cts. Corn is in better demand.
Sales of Southern yellow al 81 50, and Penn
sylvania round at 81 cts. Oals-Good Southern
command 80 33l CTS. and prime lot "a els.
MoLAssEs is dull and The market heavy. Sales
of 60 casks Porto Rico at 2G % cts, on time.
SuGAR-The market is dull and holders less
|irm. Sales OF 400 hhds New Orleans at : 1t
Is, $50 bags white Brazil al 9 ID and some ST.
,roix at els, all on time.
WHlsKgY-Hhds are very scarce and held al
I ID cts. Sales in bills at 81 l-2, and TO day a
II at 25 cts.-[ North American.
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TEACHERS WANTED

special act Of the Legislature OF Virginia PAS
- al lis last session. system o Free Schools has hrrn
adopted in Norfolk county The county has been 81.
yided into twenty School Districts, for which twenty.
Io'r Teachers 10 he employed The three Commis.
sion,rs of each district III their teacher
VINO WI be under their immediate superintendent and
cohtro tn rs person can be employed until he shall
nave been t,anned by the President and have obtain
ed from MN certificate of fitness teach. None need
apply WI" are lot qualified 10 teach Reading, Writing,
aIii'iheuc, "eogfaplT and the English Grammar crl.i
cily several correct Maihenaticians and Classical
Teachers WI be reqhreG Three hundred dollars have
been appropriated TO each School which Shall have sin
Gle Teacher, and, To each having two Teachers siv
hundred dollars, To bc divided between PRINCIPAL ana
Assistant as the Dis,ct shall think pro.
per. All salaries 10 be paid quuerly. Board may be
had in any district in the county f.. tom si,ty 10 one
hundred dollars per annum. The Schools will go into
operation on the lit Of January next
In the absence of the subscriber application NAV BE-
made to the Rev Vernon Eskridge, o Portsmouth, v no
viii give such information a may he r,quired
LEROY G.. EDWARDS, President
OF the Board Of School Commissioners t,r Norfolk co.
Deep Geek, Va, Oct 5, lsi5.-clafJanI
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CIrTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL give the above reward TO any one mn" ~, n
j apprrhend, and deliver to me, or have secure, secure ms
Jail 80 that can get him soon after ne Is h.'., i
our dark about IS years old feet or lnehr NM ~,
and has wife living at Mr. Edward Tucker, =.
county-was purchased by Mr. Thos spencer, "' hly
I'd Trustee OF Mrs. Owen, Of Sussex and ma, po' Nv
he in his old neighborhood recollect no m ~ h,,,
cuarties about The boy by which can :, NV
more INFINITELY. II he should be apprrhehd.n II.
n,ighborhood a line addressed TO me, al pia' s -.
a:yove I,,unswlck win be most thankful to me- anu "
contents promptly attended TO: u.EpIsOS
Sept 9-laHt SUSAN l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
ROUSSEAU WELL. REMARKED

ROUSSEAU WE'LL REMARKED,
THAT 1t is moro honorable for man To make one
i discovery important mankind Than 10 have s'.
pcrical knowledge of many branches of art and sci
Setting aside The honor, II II certainly d1si n
he for the good Of the human race that an tnqnrng
mind should direct It's energies TO one object or class OF
objects insend Of disBg them limitless field 81
observation A. an Illustration, we may point To San;r
Sarsaparn. The root externally, seems hardly worth
digging from the EARTH yet, by series Of careful Ell o
riin-nts in concentrating ITS qualities, and adapting
them 10 an assimilation with The fluids which ncurirh
aud sustain human life the Messrs Sands have sue
ce.drd in giving 10 the world a PREPARATION. wb1h,
blessed by Providence. is an acknowledged nnd MALL
BILE remedy for all ulcerous and cUtaueeus d.eas'.-
Scrofula, cancer, Tumor and the long aud de.tnciNr
train OF physical evils Of which they are terrible speci
mems vanish before iIs Notwithstanding influence.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF IL
superior value aud efficacy, see pamphlets which may
be obtained Of agents gratis.
br Prepared and sold, wholesale ard retail, and ioi
expectation, by A. B. SANDS co, Druggists ana
Chemists Granite Buildings, No. 70 Broadway, corT.t
OF Chambers street. New York. Sold, also. By ALIEN
AMBER DuVAL & CO., Agents, Main street. k,tD
mond, Va Prce-Sl per bottle, or six bottles Tor .
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

EDUCATION MEETING IL HAND
VER.-The People OF Hanover are requested TO
meet al tie Court House on the first day OF DC
tobcr County Court for The purpose OF holding
meeting 10 consider The subject of Popular Edu-
cation. As ALL are interested, it is desired that
all who can should attend. The meeting was not
held al our last Court in consequence OF the great
er part OF The day having been consumed by
meeting OF The people for another purpose
Many CITIZENS or HANOVER.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Thursday morning, The ID inst, at
o'clock BY The Rev. NJ. B. Sweeney, Mr.. PETER
Wat, 10 Miss frances X. DAsoRy-both 81 TINS
city.
Married, at Nashville, or the 18th Sept, BY The
Rev T. Wheat, Hon. A. V. BRows, Governor
electof The Stale of Tennessee, 10 Mrs. CYNTHIA
SAUNDERS, Of Davidson Co.
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Manager,s Office.

t. RUSSELL. BIGGER s. co.
TWO fine Lotteries !or this morning -sl2,O Oo i,oOu
Il &C., &c - GG Nos, II drawn. Whole Tickets s.
halves J, quarters l.
Also the Dollar LO,tery-s 900 Capital Prire-6d
quarters q cents For Packages or single Tickets call
before il O'clock at the Prize Office cf
T. RUSSELL BIGGER CO.
For this Evening-S6,O oo-75 Noe. II drawn
Whole Tickets 50.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 1873:
10 50 rs 50 81 10 6a 81 63 % 90 -.
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TWENTY DOLLARS prWapo

~ AZ a. from The subscriber. 70 siding ne,, r.
last Ssa,o N Man Inc county Of Hanover on The 9Th june
Of age brrbr on NED b-swren 80 and rs years
wise. have every reason 10 believe h. !. an of
he upper end Of this county the I'M. ~ s a,.
hood last Winter lie was raised hy R,,h nsiehhor-
&C SEQ. VIII give The above reward Of tW,n oe
inr ms ap chenslon and delivery 10 ine-,n u"iafs
again. JOHN " X, nm
Hanover Co, Oct g. lS;5-cwjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
FEMALE SCHOOL.

I HAVE engaged The services OF lady 10 teach my
own daughters, and will take few young ladies rtn
the family On the following terms: General charge for
board and tuition Tor ten months sll0-payabl- scmi-
annnally-each scholar furnishing her towels :
Music will be taught At moderate charges, by Miss Hall
or protested master who will attend the School, VITA
the addition Of IS for the Of the Piano.
Miss Hall will teach Latin and French. in addition 10
al usual branches of English. The School will
on the 18th Of October. My Post Offer is Hrs
verdam Depot, the Louisn road, about mile from
my residence, which Is healthy location, in the upper
end Of Hanover. +. FOSfAISE.
Beaverdam, Sept 30, 1885.
1J Sec The Rev. Mr.. Norwood's letter:
'3icHaosD, July 22nd, 'i5.
"Dear Sir Having learned that you looking oui
for a Govcrncss for your children, take the hey Of
expressing TO you the high opinion entertain Of Miss
Hail. lady of accomplished education and exemplary
piey Miss Hall was for several years the principal
teacher Of female school of high grade in Ohio winch
she left on account Of her mothers health bringing
with her tile strongest testimonials of the appreciation
Of her patrons. and their regret at losing her. wond
not hesitate, were in want Of teacher, TO cmpoy he'
"Rtspectfully, yours. &c,
Oct. 3-cw4w civilian NORWOOD.
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SMITHS
VALUABLE SERIES or SCHOOL BOOKS.
SMlrH'S Geography and Alias, revised, with
- sone extra Maps and useful list of qucs-
tons, ,hich are 10 be found in no other Geog-
raphy.
SHIFTS New Arithmetic on The Productive
System
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic.
Smiths English Grammar on The Productive
System
Teachers, who will introduce these works INTO
their schools, will be offered great inducements.
Call or end your orders 70
j. w. RANDOLPH & co,
Oci.3 l2l Main Street, Richmond.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MOND.
High Water this day, al 5, o'clock P. NJ.
ARPIVPD


Steam ship Virginia. Christensen, from New
York, with merchandise 10 L. d. Crenshaw &
Co, Fl. w. Tyler, Ii. w. & J. ]. Fry g. Co,
Grettcr & Gre,ler Van Lew & Harris, Nash &
Woodhouse, Henry Lud!am & Co, q w. Will
lis Williams & Haxall. L. r. Price & Co, +.
Fl. Amidon, Gallagher s OIdner, J. Romham,
c. d. Armti,aIl, We'll & Brother, VIM. Piemontl,
Workman, McGruder & Co, J. A. Clarkson &
Co., Jas Evans, fl. A. Walt c. H. Hudson, Al
lison & Evans, j. Myers, J. Diddep, J. Thomp-
son & Co., L. Ginter, Edmond & Davenport,
Kent, Kendall & Atwa,eI, John Dooley, Rosen-
ham & Anckcr, Fl. L. Kent, Jacobs & Brother,
w. Hurley, D. Smith, Drinker & Morris.
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Arkansas, Groves, Washington, D. Z.
Schr. Susanna and phebc, Corson, Philadel-
phia.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. Cid, schr Catha-
rine Martha, Travers, Tor Richmond
NEW YORK, Oct Arrived, schr. c. P.
Brown, Powers, from Richmond, with coal.
BOSTON, Sept 29.-Ariyed, brig Henrico
Payne, from Richmond.
NORFOLK, Oct LIN Hampton Roads,
barque Harmony, Mycodoc, from Richmond,
bound to Rio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
STANTON LAW SCHOOL

THE subscriber intends continue his Law Schooi
i nj staunton. The next session, corresponding IN
It's foninlrt cement and duration with The SIX me.
cedng, VIII commence the 2oth day OF Novrmbrr
next and terminate on the 2Oih day Of March following
Fee for Ih>trut ton, stu, pay able in advance.
IL Is very desirable 10 the undersigned that those wh
intend oapply for admission should do 30 by letter OF
personally, by tie 18th Of November next.
LUCAS r. THOMPSON
Staunton, Oct. g. lsd5-cHt2tN
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MRS. DREW,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her former pa
II irons and The public, generally, that The ex-
ercises of her School were resumed on Mon
dav The 29lh day OF September. few young
ladies can be accommodated with board. All pu-
pills are considered as entered for the Session, un-
less there is an express understanding TO the con-
trary. Oct. S-clt
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LAW NOTICE.
AUGUSTINE C. BUTTS,

ATTORNEY At INV
HAS removed to LawreEceville, brunswick county,
IL Virginia. and will attend the Courts of Brunswick,
Dinwtdde, Greensville and Sussex, and the Superior
Court, Of Southampton county. Address, Lawrence
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STEAMER PoCAHONTAS FOR BALTI.
NOPE

b ~ h The steamer POCAHONTAS,
- - Captain Holingshead, will leave
RoceIts Tomorrow afternoon, 4th instant, al 4
o'clck. Box tobacco taken as heretofore, for
Philadelphia. Goods intended for shipment must
be alngside by o'clock on the day OF sailing
Passgc and fare 10 Baltimore only SIS.
HENRY LUDLAM G. co.
EsNo hhds. Tobacco can be taken this trip.
Orr
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Late advices from Antigua slate that Inc crops
were suffering much in consequence Oh 'o"S
drought. Cocoa nut trees were Trying up anu
serious fears were entertained lh;t there wouiu
be none left.
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NfrDnroogu qgnqtatrea'.

states7 Who should thank CD every day they,
breathe, tina, they arc AMEaielN CITIZENS, ana n
not the subjects Of foreign Io,en.a a. r ."e
habiiants Of less favored toun'iy fs''o r.
pefua. rests upon our free nsl,"' ,:,; r. ,he
1rr;,cd S,s,ss oynr tocs 10 heir coun,ry's best
interests, crowed over the posie., ncIu ou' ~
visionary people, five years iso " VA. 'nu n,h =,
about TO rival the Uniled Slses ~ ,nc eloS,n -.
cotton; and how MIR. Clay, il Inc Un NV" 80
i've tariff warned the cnllongrowrrs Of The South
against the competition Of ndiai a'o uiseu NEIL nro
on that ground, 10 come out ana suprpp,, , Ihs u,
lection, as The time would soon arnve Wleii ,Ty
themselves would need protection lsalnsI inu ,,an
sc,or;es - supp 'e hCRGAN.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Tuesday, P. NJ

NEW YORK MARKETS, Tuesday P NJ.
Asmgs-Prices continue uniform Pots sell
freely al 3 81, and Pearls at 4 %.
CoTToN-Yesterday, there was quite good
demand for The article, and prices were fully sus-
lained. To day We hear of no sales worth re-
porting.
FLoua-The marke, is lille slack today;
sales were made a; 4 G2!; Ohio, Troy and Mich
igan Sc. G2t. The transactions in South
eTn are light, but II is without the slightest change
in price.
GRAIN-We hear of no sales in wheat; Rye
is selling freely al GS Coo Yellow 81, measure,
and SIC, weight Jersey SIC; Oats dull 4lc.
Wnl,xEY-Barrels are selling at &c, and
Drudge al 23c-TE Iprcss.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Thirty Dollars Reward

SToP THE HORSE THlEF.-JOHN TURNER, who
was raised IN the county OF Hanover is reported n,
have committed, about twelve months ago. feIon,a,o
aetm~as arrested and held Battle-Ground hi, recos
h,Aanee, ane moved 10 Madison county. lie Commences
ms career o. morse thieving very recently in The ne
6ornood Of fredericksburg lie traded horses n.y.,
hchnoha ,o!I grey poncy in Petersburg and hirrJ
from Jonn " Rag'and bay mare ID ride sir MT.
rode h'r W my neishborhood, and swapped he, -
me iel y oileht sorrel stud colt. He obtained f,or
me pedigree OF The colt, with my name sgned y, ~
nc was iast heard OF, with my horse al = NJ ~. ~
man VI Hanover, upon whose land hi. father esd
neIehy ofer reward Of $40 10 any man VIVA ,,
'ef 10 me my Horse, five dollars for anv ae
So wa. gel nm again. The lee, by the Commonw
n u a'Iestinsa horse-thief Is $40 John 1urne, i a1
years OF are, OF ordinary stature with black w.
49, nom ear 10 ear. He was well clad and had ,,,"h
nun new pair Of saddlebags, lined on ,he Han 49,. 80,
Anv info ama an exceedingly heavy riding whip
h, received by me, as DESTROYS OF knowins
p, rou,se hr has gone. My address is Fiat Reel
Orr a-ca,. my va. WI. X. MOSELEY
once. " '''1 ohe 'iint, ana charge ills
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

SALES OF STocR.-Five shares u Stock OF *
change Bank were sold at auction al Norfolk, on
Wednesday, for slO3 l2s per share and flve
shares Of Corporation OF Norfolk STOCK Tor Sloo
I9I per share.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL
TUST received, per steamer Columbus, two
y cases OF Ready Made Clothing of the choicest
selections and superior cul, comprising
Beaver Over Coats
Beaver Pelto Coats
Tweed Csssimee Goats; superior article
Tweed Cassime.e Sacks
Cloth Dress Cots, both French and English
Black Cassimer Pants
Fancy Cassmee Pants; oice'selections
Black Satin Veas; standing collars
Striped Satin Vests
Morning Robes; Knit Socks
Berlin Gloves Buckskin Gloves
Besides Cravav, Scars, Shirts, Bosoms, Col
lars, Su.penders, &c, &c.
All fresh, and br sale at the lowest cash prices
by SILAS MERCHANT,
No liz, Main ST.,
Store formerly occupied by |. D. Stone & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

II II is stated that Commodore Elliott has a
relapse OF his former malady, lTomwhich ne :
not expected 10 recover.