Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04


orders nom thence, Eve per cent. below New-York
prices, which viii generally meet the cost of freight
orders directed 10 him, by letter, will receive immediate
aenon-and Information given, ifreqnisite, as 10 FASH
ion and prices.
All his work is made in his workshops under his
personal Inspection, and packed mp by himself, which
enables him his furniture those that may
please TO favour him with their commands
G. c. is very grateful those ladies and gentlemen OF
the Southern States that have favored linn with their
TOM and sosicit continuance Of their patronage and
Nst-l ORR, Dec. 3. Cs3m
Bank Of Virginia, Dee. 3, 1916.
'7NF general meeting Of The Stockholders of this Bank
will take place the Banking house IN the City of
Richmond on the frs, Monday in JANUARY next
December 8. Gitdm
FSDICATiON-T Subscriber proposes 10 conIinne
- her School in Gainesville, commencing tue 9Th of
january 1917, on the following terms:
FOR Board aud Tuition 100; Is OF which viii be re-
qnired in advance For Tuition aiose 70 The boar.
derS will he expected TO furnish then own bedding and
the Scholars, generally, 10 bear their proportion OF
peuse for fuel in the School Roon
Oythog1ulh M ana NeedtcUorS for the last of which,
the additional sum OF s 5 win be required
Having had considerable share OF the pnbc patron
age the Subscriber hopes us continuance aud pro-
misses that dminutOn uf assidgiy in attention 10 the
morals a. web as literary inproveneni of the pupils ur.
der her care shall forfeiture Of the confidence
with which she has, during The present year beea favor
Ell. There will be two vacations ofone month each.
CariersviiIe, Dec. Ia cs-2awiw-
SENHE SUBSCRIBER has longer interest in the
SPRINGS after the 10th of this month, having
sold II TO M. .fLeraader Kitchen (his partner in
lease OF that property , the present proprietor.
JAMES MERRY.
octobers. December 2i. s2-2awsw
NTEGROEs FOR SALE-Wiil be sold to the highest
~ bidder, for cash, Tuesday, the 9TH OF JANUARY
next IL fair if not the fair day. at the Tavern of
Mrs. Jane syme. in the Town Of New Castle, Hanover
County fifteen or twenty very likely Negroes
Of men, women boys aud girls, belonging The estate
Of the late Capt. John r. Johnson.
All those who have claims against the estate
those Indebted to the said estate required make
payment Immediately or suits will be instituted against
utm the situation of the estate will not admit of their
being indulged. WM. CUNNINGHAM,
administrator Kith IKE gsiH annexed
ot'John b. Jol,tsoa.
TbNEN DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on the iIh in
L Stan, from the Subscriber, living New Canton,
IN buckingham County negro fellow, by STE
PHEN. He is tall black, has short bar is good house
servant and apt to snter while under strong emotion
OF any KIND He carried with him much clothing and is,
expect, lurking in about Richmond having been
purchased in hat place few months since of Mr. Park
hill.
The above reward will he paid for the delivery of said
fellow TO or for she Of him in jail that
SMITH PAYNE.
P.S. Said fellow has wife at Col. WIN. Mayo's, neax
Richmond.
December II. 6s-2awlw'
EVE Stockholders in the Marine insurance Company
OF Richmond will please take notice, that Tuesday,
ihe m day of January next is the day appointed for the
eecloh OF fifteen Directors To serve for the ensuing
year.
The poll will be opened 1.-THE Office of said Company
that day II o'clock forenoon and closed at 3 o.
clock IN the oiieInoon.
December ~ 73-tde
,SNHE Citizens of Richmond viii please pay particular
attention TO the injunction contained in the 9Th Sec
ton Of an Ordinance entitled An Ordinance for the APP
pontneEt ard duties on principal Engineer relative
ire, for tie City % Richmond and for other purposes"
Passed December 20th, Isi6 and also part The
10th Section of " An Ordinance providing against
dents by fire." rassed January 18th, 1913 y the
cesry steps VIII beahen to enforce TIE me imposed
bs the said 9Th Section, unless IL is strictly complied
with. The Sections above alluded 10, are follow
Sect. nth. 4pd be IL farther OriniVed, That so much
of tile 10th Section of the Ordinance entitled An Ord
nance providing against accidents by ire" passed
the 18th of January Thousand eight hundred and
thirteen requires the Master Police furnish fire
buckets to the Citizens be- and the is hereby
pealed: lIRd be tftrther Oylaiaed That Immediately
after the passage Ofihe present Ordinance the
Police shall give notice TO the Citizens for four Calender
months thereafter by publication in the newspapers,
furnish themselves with fire buckets in the said Secti
on required-And the said Police Master shall apply at
each house inthe City, after the expiration of the SAID
months-and every person bound to furnish such fire
buckets ana VINO sha omit TO DO So or to produce the
buckets VIXEN required which shall heconsidere amount
ing to REFUSAL shall be liable to be fined warrant
by any Magistrate of the Corporation three do0rS
eac bucket he ought To have furnished aud the
warrantand similar application shall he made in the
month of October in every year hereafter, and persons
emitting to furnish bnckesas aforesaid, shall he liable
similar lines, which fines shall be applied to defraying the
eXpences OF the present Ordinance.
Sect. 10th. int be II PURIFIER OTdaiaed That within
one month from the passage of this Ordinance each and
every person occupying any dwelling house. store house
vide and keep hung in conspicuous parto such
building ledthern buckets containing each two and an
halt gaiions with the ct such OcCupieT written on
each bucket in tue proportions and rates following that
IS 10 say ey0Ty person not beng tayerkeeper,
pyug building tenement, The valuation whereof
cOrdrg to the return of the Assessor the City taxes
shall exceed thousand dollars one bucket every
such person occupying building tenement, the va
lue If which as aforesaid shall exceed that sum,
buckets aud every ordinarykee licenced keep
tavern in his City, shall provide and keep such buckets
IN the following proportion, wit for building ten
cment, the value wercOfas aforesaid shall not exceed
two thousand dollars two buckets for building
nement. the value Whereof aforesaid, shall exceed
two thousand dollars aud be under four thousand dol
lars. four buckets and Tor every building tenement,
The value whereof shall exceed four thousand dollars SIX
buckets PrOrided, That no Occupier Of any
building or tenement which has been rendered freJTOof
by being covered with slate ye and having doors
and windows cased with iron copper, shall be subject
10 tie regulation respectihgbECkets.
HENRY ROBINSON,
Police 6ioSicr.
December ~. 10 Win
NJ EGROES Fer Sgie.-Pmsuaut to decree Of Loui-
J. Court, bearing date ile 9th Of December 1916.