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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
A TRuE FISH STORY.

DR.. Gardiner. -and il is said that il can
be relied upon thus speaks of the fsl
in Columbia River. II is almost worth a
Trip 10 Oregon just to vet line in such
waters. Hear the Doctor:
Il have asceriained already the ex's-
tence Of six different species of.ssalmOn
in ,heColumbIa river, thePeriod OF spaw-
uiOg of each is different, they are tonnd
10 lnn up to The very sources oflthls nv
ey--raplds aid calarscis TO the contrary
no,wiihslsnding.' 'Ilis common, says
Tho doctor, SO frd them in the months
Of November and December, al the
heads Of these streams, in such quantities
as 10 choak up the currents, and die by
thousaD ls.' Further he says, Such are
their efforts to ascend, that they not only
become emaciated, but actually wear Of
their noses 10 the severity of iheir srug-
lles!'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

The bin to grant One.haIf tho lands in
the Vincennes District 10 the Stale Of
Indiana, TO aid in the constructions OF
,he Wabash and Erie Canal, from Terre
Hau,e 10 The Ohio river, has passed The
sanate-Ayes 3 4, NOeaS
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
RATS OF THEsTANDARD.

- oxe YEAR, IN ADvANGE, 6
WIrHIE THE YEAR,
AT tbs ExPIRATIoN OF TUE HEAR. w
cT2aymspts Willie eonsldeled in advance
II sm1is within three monthspfter Subscribing
ArNl papsrwill be discontinued, (unles
At ta' option ofthe publisher,) until all are
isprages-aiO paid.
FRICE SOF.AD VERTlsING
Suase (l9 lines) three tnteTtions. ST 90
g. F1reaens ubsequen tlnsertion, %
g For SIX MONTHS ~ 90
tt Far tWslye months, 10 20
L1Issr ajvsftlsemeNts will be charged in
Ihs iIms proportion
A rsts1hable deduction vii! besmade on
,etrlV Nivertisements.
III 1tl4rsfOr advertising otjob-work must
a:lnlLIied by theeash except from those
bfh1nlve ,p1ausccoants with theoffce'
Oaaee in the north en- Of ths MarketBaildng
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

4 PoshR.-Tho PIovidsnce Gazette
asks---t S i - q. L.,
n man gets too lazy'sc dTaHs ms las!
breath, can he dset
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11

ed for Joy, and cIasped lhr adorable
"sdze" to his bosom, giving htra smack
that resembled the noise created by the
popping ofa cork from a champ'igot
bottle.
Stop sir said the judge, the cere,
mony is no, complete.
Go it SQUIRE shouted Cy, Il vii
be ssStill as wild ca, kelchiog :
deer
The silkeu knot was now tied. anc
amid the huzzas Of the men aud white
'kcrchiefs waving of the ladies, Cy
carried his bIushine maid fo the mule
placed her behind him and in wink
ling was on the road to home and happi
ness
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11
RALi.YING HYMN.
"MUitdii0n."

"IaviidiiOn"
Come and join onr Temperance banner,
Gene and Join It's holy cause
See lls slreamers point TO glory,
In unlon wiIh heavens laws.
Come! We drunkard, weak and weary.
We will be your brothers vet
Well protect YOU while YOU larry,
And your sihs we will forget
See the drunkard-how detected
Scarelv where To Iay his head:
Oh. lis family; how neglected.
From door 10 door they beg for bread.
See the Ills OF life besel them,
As they journey through this world
No kind parents 10 protect them
TO destruction they are hurI'd.
Mo,hers weep and sisters angnish;
Wires their husband>' loss deplote;
Fahprs shed tear Of anguish;
Maids lheir lovers clasp 10 more.
Come and join the Temperance bannOr,
We will see Ina, all is right
II proud ,yrlnls dare besel rs.
We will conquer in the fight
Natures God will ,hen adopt thee,
Wife and children will we cOTess--
Smiling friends will flock around you,
Aud all ihc joys Of life besIUw.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11
POETRY
C/THE DRUNKARD'S LAMENT.

uNa--Nome, Street Home.
BY Col. WALLACE.
Mid sorrows and sadness I'm destined to
roam,
Forlorn e. Gorsaken; deprived of my home,
ln.emp'rance hath robb'd me of all thai was
dear,
OF my home in the skies and my happiness
here,
Home! home! sweet, sweet home!
An exile from God, shall ne'eF find /
home.
] vainlv presumed when frs, took The cur
| could drink # | choose, or could give il
up;
But Itampered teo long; too long tempted
heaven,
Till an ou,cast from God and his presence
I'm driven.
Home! home! sweet, sweet homel
On earth or n heaven, shall ne'er find
home.
My heart broken vile IN her grave haih
found rest,
And my children have gone 10 tie land o.
the besl
While | a poor wretch, vile wsndere,
like Cain
With the mark of the beast on The eartl
still remain,
Home! home! sweet, sweet hom'!
How happy was wI1h my loved one;
al home.
Farewell to the social endearments Of hom,
Justly Ioalhed BY my fellows | wander
alone,
For presumplously SHINING and tempting
the Lord.
Ot Iae (cn' Of my "ays, must fesp tht
reward
huA.l home! sweet sweet home!
Ar exile ffom & ,h. -hal ne'er find a
home
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11
"E very grace
q Tuu a race.

A string Of blue beads oruamcnlcd a
good substantial ueck--none Of yoUl
SWAN like things-and her head gear
was a cotton handkerchief with scarIel
stripes and yellow ground work, ned
gracefully under the chin and conceal
ing the n,xen cur!s lhs, Struggled 10,
liberty, Her shoes might have piyei
your reserche fashionable ladies' The hy'
IerIc', but they united comfort and du
liability and etfrcu,lIy closed The door
% the Tell destroyer consumption l.
he hurry OF '1e momeL'' douo' I'sS' sh'
made 81 'nVIdious h'sIincllon OeIwee'
nose necessary SppendaG"s cl"s''c'''y
called "ioSec' de'iroyers,"on OF "hIcI
acked the blue sock--6o' tins wa" al
'm's'ion' not i'uI'' Her blue eyt
IS tt rested on 'He cho'sn one sPoR'
'ioqneotIy OF abiding love, and he
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11
EDsEzgsEss@
JUST SO

Dow jr, in one OF his sermons, after de-
monsualiug thai wealth does not procure
,hcprlness,saya-A man with small house
small farm, a small wife, a big dog, far
cow Two or three FAT pigs, and nine
children oughtto be satisfied. If he isn't
he usytf can be-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11

A Thrilling EtACidsat.

esAss5S.stJlsr1xa
"A Thrilling EtaCidslt.
The following graphic snd thrilling sketch
of an Incident which occurred some years
since al 'he Ns'nraI Bridge IN Virginia
o"p pI.,:. r'I'"so :" '1T'''' y" 7 He"
d., 49,, Ia IpT w ''o'a''a M n'r'
Is,,.d
r.a I'LL
vo,a,,,p,;I,. :. Will: r,.
=. c,..I.,. .,..' +, =.
...l,-, ,ooh,ng up WIN awe TO tha, vas,
rch of unhewn rocks which the AImigh,y
huil, over these everlasting sbn,ments, hen
ne morning stars sang together. Tho liz
lie niece of III. sky sosupIiny ,hoss measure
,,ss piers !. lulI of stars. sl,horch i, /. mid
law I, /. slnos, fys hundred ls., from
where ,hsv .,rd II, ,ho., re,,enJ;cp,,r :
,o,yo,ta If ofiins.,ona ,o III. Ls, ,oct ~
.,h,, v,s, .,cb which .n,e.r, ,o ,,.r onI,
f,,.s,o or r,so,, h,na r.,v .n,a,,
{ Se,,b i. rsrds,sd no., ;o,,,a.,,n.
,be title stream, ,bo, fall. f,om rock r.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11

this simple recital was deafenng, We
lost our buttons in convulsive lils, and
il is quite probable we should have sui,
iered largely in that line, had not the
Parish Judge arrived at that moment
and given o new turn 10 affairs. The
Judge, as all our readers know, Is sup.
posed by many, 10 be of Galic, descent
although we have no authority ia say
iog that he is "nalive and to The ma
nor borO." Unlike the great poel',
Justice,
"In fair round belly with good capion lined,
With eyes severe, and beard Of formal cut,
FUN Of wise saws and modem instances"
he is os lean as Grahamine, Twins
entirely on bran pudding and frIca.-
'eed radIshes. With the undying geat
lni an lsraeIIe, he lhunders form an.
,heman against icur footed animals
md considers ornllhology fl study
tor csnnibaIs. These are The senU
nenls of the Judge, albeit in polite,
ne, strangely enough, "goes The whoit
Inog."
Al one time, we learn, he was an ex
FOUNDER Of the Methodist faith, aud lr4
versed The country iu company VIII
ljhe deVoul and lanmpI-'y Gnrher h"d'
wine, THIS may account for the very
serious cas- Of eoun,enauce pecu.Iar It
him. o. the present OCCASION he "a'
dressed in The height Of fashion. H.
wore "Wes' of England" invisjbIs
green ros', the collar Of which VS. per
Iprndicuar and corded a ia cole .ian,
giving lhe wearer quite a m4ajNlsra
appe4fance. His cashmere vest wis bu
toned close up to the chin, over The 10.
oE which protruded an enormous p'ir q
jrl WIN, k RS. such as are woTa b. brr
goods, whom sensitive yOung lAdIe,
noIi in such high esreem,hjs paaiaioonS
Of fancy stripe, were neatly Strapped t,
a pair Of patent leather boots; an'
French kids eUcnSed his small deIlca,'
hands, in which he held the iccns
hot was to '';"I '~6s'I'e' TWO "i,iias
Ihearts."
! The judge now proceeded to bus
oes'. celIlugj on the gay Lothari9
nave impcrlecly described, to 'N'o'
,ul" his brido.
"You're the man for my y,lIer qnnt
crs," said our hero in estacies, sod a
way he went on run for Snze. Wll
me etlogl Of hi5 bfawoy arm, he too,
ler from the mule and brought hrr l.
he centre Of an enclosure formed By
he company, his eye, dIaling aod HI
vhoIa frame exhibjtiug signs Of joy an
;peaksb'r. The bride was a bounciu
prairie beauty, on whom lime had smII
I'D in ii, rIpjl colrse. She wore blu'
calico dress, full in every part, thus PER
hitting
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11
Volume VI11.1
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
orrjsTE ST. PAuLs CHuRcH, MAIN-sT


h' TERMS:
The cor UlIBIA DEMOCRATwiH b,
published euery Saturday morning, a
rP0 DOLLARS per annum payable
"sef yearly in Advance, or ItCO Dollars
'gty Cenfs,VnOtpoid within the year
n,u, ns,"u,o'cripdon wW be taken for a ShOrie,
6%n'ol Nan sir months; nor any diScon
are gecs permitted,nM all arrearages
gn r'e H'eLarged.
sq,a. 1ISEMENS not erceeding q
One n owW %W be conspicuouSiy inserteda
ad T"ar Tro"ar for The first three insertions
qu.nt "nssn'y;fice cents for every suJSe
- 10 to,I to1rIr''on. tLF'.f Hbe raj discOur
nav aPSs aPSo s',i' Sc %ho atOcrfise By the yeo'
LETTS 80 aadressed on business, mus
be post pas
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-11
ZIIS1En1A 'NaDTSa
a Pine wood Wedding.

a Pine wood Wedding.
q The Red River Republican gives the
sketch of life amid the forests
pr The Southwest 1t is veryunllke our
Idcas in this latitude, hut it is very nalu-
raj nevertheless,
After describing rural feast, and the
beauty of The ladies' present lherea'
lhe following is recorded as an unex
pecred interruption, for time, TO the
(csl vtrs.
Mounted on a mule, which had eVi
denily been deborred the rights OF his
tribe to corn and fodder for a serious
length of time, were two beings, crr-
tainIy ofprimilive oreio---a gay cavalier
md a captivating dnlcinead. The char
ger not exactly c'parisooed like pal
fey Of The EIizlbelhan age, walked
deliberately and we thought at line ,mr
with malice sflrerho',' up 10 a pine lo4
md came TO dead stand. Oh rolled
he knigh, in perfectly don't care q
manner and without casting
9 glance a, the fair one by his side, or
giving her tho slightest assistance in
ismounrng he drew bee line for the
eucampmenl, jumping -ver every thing
hat afforded any distraction to his pos
sage, and singing ou, at The top OF his
voice:
Come all ye Yirginny gals,
And listen 10 my noise
Never do you wed
With the Carolina boys;
For if you Go
Your portion It shall be
Corn cake snd homluy,
And janslanga tea.
Bonn ssaia. Mary,
Bono cnm soc. &C."
BY way Of accompaniment he crack
ed with inimilshle grace a huge whip,
which he furnished above his head, aud
gave yell that would have met the ap.
Jrov,l of Q committee Of the Sioux
braves.
"He'4 conr,'s said ftyni near rs.
who was ndulgiog in cuchioaloty II
al the strange pheoomenos,
"fhe wild man of the woods for :
' " cried a w5g on QUE right, who ha'
mounted los 10 have a clear view Of
he crIllur.
1.-TWO to one he's The feIlcr that hu'
I'D the buil of Of The bayou bridge =
exclaimed Ben Blower from Soak
|creck.
Our hero heard not, or heeded no.
these complimentary remarks, but made
MS way up 10 Ihe company ia fine styi'
IL was indeed original. HIS hejgh
could not have bcen less than SIX fee
tour, without shoes o, slocklogS, which
ne considered useless appendages. Ii
wore shocking bad hat, with hole il
he tap, through which ,ult Of red h ~
ouUd tgreSs, sUd waved TO and fro, lih.
he cap Ul a r0rnSlaIk on windy day.
HIS coat was 0t nur-dyed, home manu-
t.c.ure. mious The SHIT. winch he s4io
Ihe had lost IN an enconntpr with wl'l
cat be bad slain on tJe road. His shDrl
collar was thrown omen, disclosing
breast tanned by the sun Of ,weo,,
year. md h,s inaxnrsssibles. which
seemed 10 be IN had Terms with hi, fee
LEAVING ,Lcm abon two feet 10 the lea.
Iy.rd we're hi,ched un on one side witt
bocLsk,o h,,ca. giv;ng them z,,2,,
.nno,,,nce L.cijsIlv nnioua Snrvs,
,ma, m ,,e ,.sso,lIy tor m,ma,, viii
the a,ten,,oo no youId h,ys OWEN ,o
| =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
Medical College,

~ RICHMO TIR GINIA.
TIME Winter Course OF Lectures in The Me-
deal Department Of FIampden Sidney Col
less will commence, in Richmond, on Monday,
the 9th dav Of October next, and continue until
The as Of February following. The new Col
lese and Hospital Edifice has been completed,
AMI every arrangement has been made 10 afford
the Student all the advantages which are obtain
ed in any institution in the U. s. In addition TO
the usual Lectures, Surgical and Medical Gu
niqaes will he given regularly al the College Hos
piial CITY Almshouse, Penileniary and Armo-
~; by which The Student will have the opportu
niiy Of witnessing the diseases incident 10 the
South and which he will be called upon to treat
at The commencement of his professional lie.
The number Of major and minor Surgical opera
tons which have been yearly performed before
The Medical Glass, has already claimed Tor the
College the reputation OF a leading school tor
Surgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, M. d.. Professor Of the
Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Profess
sol OF Therapeutics and Materia Medica.
R. L. BOHANNAN, NJ. d., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
JEFFRlES WYMAN, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Demonstrators OF
Anatomy.
The abundance of materials for dissection, and
The convenience and comfort of the dissectng
room, will enable the student TO study thoroughly
The Anatomy Of the Human Body, and also ac-
quire skill in the nse OF Surgical instruments.
Cool board, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance, can be procured from So SO 10 50
per week.
Current bank notes Of the States in which the
students reside will be taken for tickets
AUG. l. WARNER, NJ. d.,
June 10 Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
i AMI EOR SAIL,


r AM authorised TO sell the Tract OF Land on
i which William B. Banks Esq, now resides,
on Banis,er River and Poe-Cat Creek, in the
county of Halifax, three miles Northwest OF lia-
lilax Court House The said Tract OF Land con-
tains between $50 and 760 acres, fully one-thrd
OF which is in woods, and most OF which is fine
tobacco land; most Of The cleared land is in
good Stale of cultivation, and all susceptible o
high state Of improvement, having good clay
foundation and not liable To wash, and is well
adapted 10 the cultivation Of tobacco and every
description Of small grain; lies well, and is well
watered.
There are also on the land an excellent Grist
and Saw Mill erected few years past. Banis-
ter river is navisable from these Mills, and any
quantity of plank can be disposed Of in Clarks
Vile and other villages on the Roanoke There
is 4 large and excellent Dwelling House AMI all
other necessary out-houses. The place is healthy
and The society Of The neiglborhood is equal 10
any in Virginia.
All persons wishing 10 purchase, will call on
Thomas S. Fournoy, at Halifax Court House,
or William G. Banks, who resides on the pre-
misses, or on the subscriber, residing at Chalk
Level, Pittsylvania county, either one OF whom
will lake pleasure in showing the land and max
ing known the terms, which will be reasonable
MAY 2-cSw WM l.. PANNfLL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS, June %.

We have no change whatever 10 notice in The
markets since our report Of yesterday. Holder,
OF Howard street Flour are generally asking
a so from stores-lhe receipt price continues
unsettled. Nothing doing in City Mills Susque-
hanna, nor Rye Flour-prices unsettled Cool
10 prime Maryland red Wheat is worth Oh 80
cts, and white do, for family flour, 50 100 CTS;
white Corn 80 80 cts, and yellow 40 81 cts. ;
Oats % % cts, and tendency 10 advance
Whisky continues 10 sell slowly al q cts per
gallon in barrels, and 20 cents in hogsheads
The inquiry today for Bacon is quite active, with
a decided indication of the article advancing
Oar quotations are 81 TO 6sc, for shoulders, !. 10
cts Tor hams. and cts. Tor sides, which are the
top prices for Western meat. In Lard, The mar
ket very calm, and We can hear OF no large trans
actions since last report. We continue our quo
a,ions al ST cts for kegs and tic. for barrels
Tobacco-We continue the quotations of last
week which are as follows, viz Maryland, frost
ed 81 50 10 2, and common 10 good common and
mddling , s.; good 80 7'fne 25 IA
We quote for Ohio common 10 middling 2 25 a
So good 5 8; fine red and wrappery so a
10; fine yellow 80 II, and extra wrappery
IL a 49, Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
A GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND.

TIME Tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs
i Lavinia c. Smith for life, and afterwards
BY the children Of Nathaniel A. Smith, deceased
is for sale, containing l73 Acres, on Elk Creek
and North Anna River, near Cars Bridge, 81
miles from Fredericksburg 45 from Richmond
and from Frederckshall Depot, on The Louisa
Railroad Two or three hundred acres are rich
low grounds, and about Two hundred and thirty
first rate wood land; besides one hundred and
fhy or more in pine, inlerspersed with oak, hck-
ory, &c. The tract has much granite, is ADM.
rably suited 10 clover, and makes the kinde>i re-
turns for all manurins and other efforts at i'm
provcment Good Judges think, that, with sin
gle exception, it is The best tract in the county,
Ugl Of the Green Spring 'fighbmhOod. Tocrown
its many recommendations, it is surrounded by
the best Of neighbors-p kind, sober and in
lelligent.
The Dwelling House Cot brick) is large and
commodious, with more than The usual on, houses
and conveniences The purchaser or purchasers
NAV easily divide the land into two tracts, one of
about TAO, and the other Of 400 odd acres, either
of which would make very fine farm Per-
sons inclined TO buy are earnestly invited 10 come
and see Mr.. William o. Smith, living on the
premises will show them.
Terms-One third cash; for The resi-, easy Gre
dts. Possession given next FALL with entrance
TO sow wheat sooner if desired. Apply 10 me al
Louisa Court House.
LUCIAN MINOR,
May 30-cSt' For the Owners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
LAW No Il | c L 5 .
Read T. FlournOy.

orSSOI luton OF CO-PARTNERSIilP.
g ~ consequence of change having been made
in he lime Of holding the Superior Courts in
, w Reai and Vim. C. Flonrnoy, and the esla-
,';.bmS,t OF the various Courts Of another, by
w. formation Of The new county Of Appomattox,
The rcqusi,e interchange and cooperation between
, "a has 10 their regret been rendered mprac-
,irabie. They have therefore 10 announce, that
The co partnership heretofore existing between
~ \. r r. consent, this day dissolved To the
. :. who have literally palronised them during
pleasant professional connection Of more than
siy wears, ,hev return their thanks, and severaly
oS,r ,heir services in their new relations. Mr..
P.ournoy's arrangements for the intnre VIII oe
seen below. Mr.. Read will hereafter attend all
,bs Courts OF Charlotte, Halifax and Mecklen-
burr. HIS address is Charlotte Courthouse.
GEORGE w. READ,
Anil 80 lS45. WIN. c. FLOCRNOf.
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= The Richmond Enquirer.

r.,,;rer h published DAILY anu SnMI-
Sr The CIV, the Daily Paper, seven ao'iats pc, an
WEEKLY. ~ ate Of eight dollars II taken i"r snort
nun, aud al lne ans year For the Semi-"eek'y, nve
er prricd lhan aud Three Dollars Tor SIX months,
dol!as per 10 ss pad IN he cDtfe, or Iemlea ~
mail, pos, iad' "
The yer. - This office may he remittea per HAL
Az 1uss,I,be Bank notes. al Tue rss " .';e ..u'
In good II aifttrs oeHa pau a.eomn,
Tor; pa pot angle lsiter Is scarcely y. ay -.
THE tosa II il the accumulation " .s;o,s ,sY
10 HE WIFE,, sm.nrss which operates rs 'oi'oN' -
en-, Eir"s -, .nyrpTlslNG.
:. THE DAILY ENQUIRER" INV W. cents. and
INES or less. first iiisei.'"n, :. ntsii insert
hNs snce ard,nr Insertion tweh'. ~. ,imes wark
en- week, twice WEEK. - 80
80 seven aud ha'i cen.. 6,v dollars for thirty
Annha' az ,s,, ntuporlion for advertisements o'
lines, anu y, "sYcrpl Lottery Vrnders anu Aucuoh-
gpsi,' rug h,rrsd one hundred dollars, (paper M
eludrd.l sp,u- wcEKI.Y-One square OF sixteen
IN Tut srst insertion, IS cents; for each coniinu-
lbrs or less, MS '
anee 50 cents ,,.nes must he accompanied with the
Orders =, satisfactory references, To insure eaecu-
tan. - 80, and Marriages. from the country,
~ ~ ,hs narty's handwriting H. unknown u. tns
whehe'r ~. authenticated by the endorsaton OF Inc
once. nus i; br neishborhood, they Will III no case
foS',1hJ Every measure, that mas been Iikei. '"
DC oo.itions and quizzes, has proved hete'olnte
ffe,ns We must, therefore, Insist, ~ such case,
~. Communication being certified by the name oi
up' o -, rriuen the back fthe letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
EIournoy 4 BOcOck.

nTESSRS. VIM C. Flournoy and Thos. S.
INl Bococs having associated themselves, I'M
der The style Of Flournoy & Bocock will hereat-
Ter Practice their profession in connection. They
vii! attend regularly all The courts of Bucking-
ham, Cumberland, Prince Edward, and the new
county Of Appomattoy; also, The Superior Courts
Of Campbeil, and the Superior and Inferior
Cours O., Charlotte or Lynchburg, as may here
AFTER be deemed advisable Mr.. Bocock being
,hs attorney for the Commonwealth in the County
Cour; OF Appomat,ox, the partnership will not
extend 10 The criminal practice in that Court
For ,ha, Mr.. Flournoy offers his individual ser
vices. The attention of both partners will be 81
ven, with zeal and energy, to the business OF The
firm.
Address the firm, either at Farmvile, Prince
Edward the residence of Mr. Flonrnoy, or al
Clover Hill Appomai,ox, the residence OF Mr.
Bocock. VIM. Y. FLOOhNol,
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