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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Education.

JAMES A. OSWALD respectfully informs his friends
aud the public generally that he has rented two very
c0mmodious rooms In TanbaTk Hall, on street, abOnt
200 yards above the new Banks, where he will open bis
school for young gentlemen and ladies, the fret Mon
day Of January The males aud females will occu
py separate rooms and will in instance he allowed 10
NIX OF associate whilst AZ school There will he one
months vacation in summer usual.
The TERMS Of Tuition will be the same sshsretofofe
viz -
For the Latin language, the elements Of moral natural
philosophy the elements Of astronomy, rhetoric his
tory natural and civil geography with the Of the
maps and the globes, transpOsitiOn English grammar
practically, bookkeeping, &c. collectively indvidu
aJs pei dhhhlh so 90
For arithmetic, reading, writing. &c. per!annum 40 90
Tor Greek, French and the mathematics, per an
num- collectively or individually ..............6O 90
The above to be paidin quarterly nstaments-An ad
alnonal charge Of bali dollar per quarter will be made
or frel, nk, &c.
" Enquire a'Tanbaik Hall, or at Mr. Banks't board.
ing house opposite the Swan Tavern, ShOckse Hill.
December 80. 5ttf
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Public Sale.

ON Thursday the 5.h day OF February next, wihav
~ sold by Messts. Heron, Snton q Co. auctioneers
al present residence, about mile the LIST toll
gaze Of the Richmond turnpike the whole Of my HOUSE
HOLD fURNlrU RE-cohssting of neat cane boitomed
seee and chairs small glasses carpets mahogany
ceeret and dining tables valuable plate and glass,
an eighday clock, large mahogany bedscad beds aid
bedding, &c. &c. also, weli-tOned square PIANO q
collection of useful and valuable BOOKS, handsome,
light CHARLOTTE Il HARNESS, aud pair of young,
ula order four months ago in OF The best shops in
Richmond, aud Ne warranted)-my stock of CATTLE,
SHEEP aud HOGS among the cattle are live young
mich cows and yoke of oxen 2 CARTS, MULE, and
all my farming aud gardening UTENSILS and also, I
likely NEGROES.
Articles purchased al this sale viii be delivered in
Richmond, ii required.
credit of three ponths will be allowed for
notes. on all sums OF 30 and upwards less than SO
cash.
ON the day, wish rent for one two or three
years, my GROVE FARM, with access TO large ice
house.
This beautiful aud healthy situation has lately been
improved 1t considerable expense that il is every
respect comfortable for the accommodation genieel
family. There is large garden, under high cultivation
attached to the establishment, which, under toleTable
management, will yield profit than the rent asked
belonging to the premises. EDWARD c. DAVIS.
am anxious to dispose Of 1OI3 acres of LAND com
monty called the WALNUT COVE, living in the county
OF Amherst, on the head waters Of Piney river. About
one half of this land very rich lies ell and is adapt
ed 10 the culture of hemp.
In order effect sale OF this property coinc
To next Amherst court. L. C.. D.
January ~. s3tds
n PoSTPoNEMENT.-In consequence of the unfs-
vouIabeess of the weather the above sale
until Wednesda next, the 18th instant.
HERON, SiNroN & co. AuCtioneers.
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STONY point MiIls-

I+'Vh SALE, without Tesefve.-OB Monday the Dad dav
on FEBRUARY neN we will sell to the hebest Liddey
Tue ABOVE properly situated Appomaiox rive, in The
county OF CumbeIland-navgation to Petetsbn,s a,ont
siXiy miles, and the distance to Richmond h, Land
carriage. V"" " '""u
This establishment, account Of its magnitude and
snauon IS considered the hest the river The mill
mouse IS large with four pair burr stones with the
cIneTy new aud IN complete order a good storeIo,,ss
large dwenghouse nearly finished two coopers,
ana backsmiih's shop, two boats large and excel
tent parcel OF staye timber for barrels and other
~ all Of which will be sold after the sale Of the mils
ineIe are MY acres Of and belonging to che mills For
the mills, one fourth Of the purchase money will be re-
years. wv w" '''ee
Aer the sale ofthe foregoing property we will sel a.
auction toe stock Of GOODS hand about 4 goo on
a credit OF six months for all sums over q TO-
" Those inclised to purchase may be assured that
the property will be sold advertised and is WelIworb
tue attention OF enterpHsiug There is no dam at
present, having been carried away late last summer
puthe timber for one large scale b on the bank and
framed, together with stone the spot The timber will
go along With toe mills IN the sale.
Janpafy2l. ~ i'd.
" POStPONEMENF.-The above sale happening by
mistake OF the Subscribers on Cnmiefland corrtda, IN
VIII BE- postponed until the Thursday following The 26tb
intiant, "ben twill certainly take place
February g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
MAGNETISM

NEWBURY PORT, Jan. 23.-The sub.
scrber having read several authors who
have treated on magnetism, u appears
TO him that they did not make sufiici-
emf experiments to establish their ,hcu-
ry:
They generally agree, that tie harder
the steel is, the greater the degree OF MAJ
netlsm II will receive, and ile longer Tie
steel will retain it. But this, he thinks.
is mistake, as he has made magnets Of
hard steel, of soft, and Of different de-
grees OF hardHess, and finds thaia magnet
hard IN tie middle and soft at tie cxlrr-
mites, will receive The magnetic virtue
readily, and retaiB ii longer than those
hardened at The eXjrenliiieS OF through
out. ihis Is easily accounted for; as a
barOi steel alter having been made may
nCiical, contains 10 more magnetic mai
ter i'll II than il had before Tor The maj
ter Is only forced from The centre 20 tie
eXircmtles and therefore ia = needle
hard IN the middle and son al Tie poles,
the magnetic matter rests easier flan IN
those soft 10 Tie middle and hard AZ ihe
poles IS has been hitherto Tie practice Of
making them.
The magnetic maiteTis always striving
like spring 10 regain Its natural state
and when the Cenire - hard, and the cX-
lremitics soft, il does not strive 50 strong
~, and the needle retains It's polarity
longer.
II any one doubts iIis theory, ~ him
remove the weight dgd connection Of tUo
horse shoe magnets, one hardened iB The
middle and The other hardened az I've
ends, and he will find that bofh sill lose,
but that hardened IN thc middle viii losc
| the least.
The subscriber Is convinced, th4t The
sun gives magnetism and polarity 10 nao
earth as well as heat vet as the san's
rays are not sufficient 60 SET fire TO ter
resiridl objects without being collected IA,
a lens, and drawn 10 focus, ana aliho'
The sun gives magnetism 10 q sictl bar.
yet he iias NOT power 10 give Is saficicHl
polarity without an artificial process, tlis
process consists In forcing Tie nagneii,
matter in The bar, 10 act on i.ie rNiieiat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
!. N. EASheNAer-

Nc AIN STREET, Richnond-t>r next door above the
W or Globe IaUerl,," takes this mode of INFORM
rug theCiSens OF Richmond and the public al large that
re ohefs fer sale gold and silver MUSICAL SNUFTBOx
70 ago, gold MUSICAL KEYS and SEALS. gold pa
TEN LEVER WATCHES, ehastand plain with qnan.
chains with variety Of JEwELRY and other articles
r P"|""-
lie is also enabled by the aid of the most aonroved
chheTy lately received from Europe with supsIor
tlst, to execute NEW CLOCK & WATCH WORK togeII.
~ WIN all repairs ia tie best manner and upon more
moderate terms than has been done i'm his conntrv here
tOfoTe Januarv ~ " @ ~ 49, "eie'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05

k-1 The ENQUIRER is published twice week. gene
rally aud three times week during the session Of the
STATE legislature fioe, the same as heretofore, Ffre
DOtrS per annum, payable in advance. Notes of Char
tered Banks (oHiy) will be received IN paymeat. The
Editor will guarantee the safety ot RENTING them by
mail the POSTAGE aliettes heiue paid by the writers.
II No paper will he discontinued [but at the dscre-
non OF The Editor until all have been paid up
n wboeverwiii guarantee the payment ofnins papers
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r. Ore SqKare- First Insertion, IS ceats-cdch
continuance. so cents.
No Advertisement inserted until has either been
paido or assumed 6y person ia this city orAS
sHriTOns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05

/ WISH TO contract for 800 pieces Of PINE TIMBER
= each feet long II by - inches $50 pieces OF Pine
Timber, each 20 feet long IL by IL inches 900 pieces
fine TIMBER each IL feet long, by I2inche 100 900
rect Oi woincb PLANK. each piece 10 feet long from
70 II inches wide also, for $1,000 bushels Of LINE
one sixth part Of each Of the above must be delivered
al my house on the first days of April May, june Jay
august aud SeptembeT-Paid for OH delivery
CJ written proposals will he received until March
when the lowest offer will be accepted.
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
T.h z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Best Rappahannock NlanA

tOR SALE am authorised sell at private or uub
Tic sale that valuable estate generally known by the
name OF THE FOLLY, situated in Richmond county on
kappahannock river-it contains altogether about 200
acres Of which or 500 are prime riverside land the
rest OF covered with heavy growth of timber. This
plaatop merits the character of being best
in the Lower Countrys enent to fish and oysters
mas good spring waller, and is healthy.
he terms viii beone half of the purchase money in
cash the other half IN twelve months. Persons dspos-
ed to buy Will please make their proposals known ume
diaely Letters postage paid will he attended TO By
Inc, directed TO Menokn near Richmond courthouse.
JOHN I. LOMAX.
January Is. zsIst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Peck, XAay s. Co.

ONE door below the Union Hotel, Main street. bay,
~ Tor sale the following assortment, viz:
80 nhds. Janlaica ". India aud n. +. Rum
90 bbls. N T.. do
Pipes Mauel's best Cosniac Brandy
do. Spanish Brandy
do and So deiniiohus Holland Gin
hhds. Whisky
pipes N. York Anchor Gin
10 10. London part. Teneriile Wine
10 o. casks Sicily Madeira do.
~ no. sheiIy do.
40 doZ. old Port do
IS do Claret do
bbs. Aniseed Cordiais
100 do. NassaT's Ale
90 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
20 drums Figs
25 lbs. Nutmecs
$50 boxes Mould Candles
l20 do Chocolate
40 hrkins choice Butter
bols. prime Beef
leo boxes and So or. boxes Spanish Segars
80 Kegs Scotch SNUFF
So boxes Clay Pipes
AZ casks Spanish Brown
rs bbls. whole Herrngs
cases Mustard
80 casks Cheese
100 boxes fresh Garden Seeds
so Kegs Madder, COppeTas and Alum
40 crates EartbenwaIe, assorted
200 reains Wrapping paper
30 cases Napt and Wool Hats
230 sides Soal Leather
80 dog. Calfskins
1000 pair Shoes
500 do. Ladies' Shoes
bales Horse Names
so doZ. CurryConIbs
2OO Floor Brushes
us Nests Boxes,
200 Measures
20 boxes Tin Plate
500 lbs Iron Wire
boxes Cotton Cards
80 doz. patent Carolina Hoes
10 NJ. Quilts
I States
10 doZ. Coffee Mills
cases Homes and Razor StTops
eight day clocks and Timepieces
l German Piano Forte, with pedals
Gigs, with Plated Harness
An assortment of FURNITURE--e consisting of Side.
boards, Secretaries with Bookcases. BureauX, Dining
Card and Dressing Tables, Folding Desks, Bedsteads
Chairs, &c an invoice OF we'll selected DRY GOODS,
among which are extra imperial and superiine black
blue mixed and green Broadciots and CassimeTes Pc
llsse Cloths Plains, fancy Cuttings, Forenties Chne
iahcy Trimmings, BoDnets and Plumes Mattress Tick
ing Cotton Yarn, &c. also, quantity oil elegant
cry, Gold and Silver Watches Gold Chains Seals and
Keys do Breastpins and Fingerrings. II Liberal ere
at VIII be given Tor town acceptances approved pa
per February a s6ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05

AVilH p acres 81 LAND annexed on cheap and easy
" paJments-siualed en good stream OF water with
ih lznies OF Scots Landing, James River u neigh
oonrhOod ~ which from twenty euynve thousand
bushels OF wheat may De commanded ti fan purchase
lhe hil IS built Of stone thfce stories higl the area Of
the mouse hityone by forts feet with paf
nVs Ieet w diameter an s Cainery constructed the
most modern style Conveniently situated ~ good
FePa'r lien on the property will bs expected.
JANIS 4. COCkE.
JlnnaIY 3. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
NNatOga fOv Sale

WIbhe sold, on the nth day Of February next to the
highest bidder, on the capitol square the celeb ra
yea stallion HfATOGA, strawberry rOan six Years old
next Spring sixteen hands inch high on credit Of
CURED. " w "
HGAIOGA was got by Young HyatsEa OFT ofthe tho
,Ough bTed mare Polly, who got by the imported
horse Bedford OF Tie noted fuiI blooded mare
N9ie Nancy, whose sire was the famous Irish Grey so
well known In this country. ~ -
Will be sold on thesane dsy and on tho sau,. ,.,,,
ahlAloGA flLLI, rising hye years old.
, REUBEN TURNER.
u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Just Published.

4 ND for sale at FRED'K A. MAYo'S Book Store
4 n and Bookbnders. france, by Lady Morgan. I'd
inc South by the author of John Bull and Brother iona
man, &c &c. Philips Speeches by himself; Trea-
use Oh Tue blood Inflammation, byJ Hunter with plates;
norheotes Memoirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds the Life Of
feuarch by MIS- Dobson elegant edition. with plates
view OF The Cultivation of Fruit Trees, by WIN. Cox
Esq Nancrede's AbTiGgement of Orila OH Poisons
nealse ON the PueTpeI;a Fever, by VIM. Hey Esq.
EWes MeOlcai companion, edition enlarged; the
art oil Domestic HappHess poem by Robert Patter-
sons Grammar Of Sacred History, illustrated with
maps, by Mary Ann Rnndaii the Adopted Daughter
Ale lor young persons, by Miss Sanam Rosters Ira
Ve III Brazil, i; vols. Biographical Sketches by S.
l. Coleridge, Esq Treatise on the law of wills and
Iouicils, by Wm Roberts, London Edition, in calf
vos Nbeaton's Reports OF cases argued and adiudged
IN The supreme the Hero or the adventures of
hIsht, a romance ACCum Chemical Tests: Gregg
rvs Lectures on the eies aud qualifications phys
eau a new Medical Dictionary by Robert Hooper NJ.
~ manuscript translated, from ST. Helena by an I'M
known channel; elegant from the most eminent
Pfose WRITER'S Horps study Of Chronology; CPiebs De.
1eNen Dy the author OF hseries of Human Life; the
ant OF memoirs OF an actor, in vols. Letter Of
ADVICE to his grand Children by Mr.. Hale FeTgusons
Astronomy, new edition. by David Brewster vols with
qnaito vol OF plates Keep Cool, novel in Q vols
the White Cottage tale, in vols: the Good Grand
mother and her offspring a tale by Mrs RoT}and: The
lite OF Mrs. Graham with frontispiece outline of the
Revolution III Spanish America Captain Reyss autheh-
S awe OF the loss OF the American brig Commerce.
zu euuoh win plates State Papers and Public Docu-
ihshts OF the United States from the accession of Geo
washington 10 the Presidency, exhibiting complete
view OF our Ioeien relations since that time 10 vols
"a edton sketch of the military and political power of
kussa Checks aud negotiable Notes ON the different
Banks, bound or i'll sheets SQUARE PIANO FORTE
OF excellent quality, London make, reasonable terms
Also, an assortment of School Books and Stationary
BtdHh Books of most all sizes and patterns kent rom
SANITY on hand Book Binding carried on as usual in
all its branches ' "
N b. 100 reams Foolscap and Letter and 100 reams
Wrapping PAPER, ofgood quality, which viii be sold
low. January 81. s55t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
French Burr MiIlstOnes,
January Is.

THE subscribers beg leave inform the public thew
have just received per schr. Logan, d27 pieces of
fIeCh Burr equal TO any imported into the
states and are IN daily expectation OF receiving $50 pie
ces per sleep Antelope, which, in addition their for
mer stock, Will reader their assortment complete
hey have nov on hand ~ pair of millsones neatly fl
nshed OF different sizes, built OF the materials by
tue most approved workmen under the diate super
inheritance 81 the who will all work
sent from this Manufactory-They " i'll sell at Northern
prices, for cash or town accepances Orders thankful
~ received and pHnctualiy attended to, by
WHITE, DAVIDSON & CO.
18TH between ID & streets.
JdhuaIE ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
AMNian Queen Yavern.

ID ELLETT y. PHILLIPS respectfully inform their
friends and the public. they have commenced busi
ness III tue above establishment and pledge themselves
the utmost attention aud regularity system will be OBJ
go as TO render their establishment in every res
sonIoI'aoe, and every pains taken give general
ference. WV ' VIZ" PFC
~ There Is at present a yacaUc; for few BOARD.
EltS, IN addition to their present number
January ~. a. o,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Notice.

'I'HE hrm of ROBERT f. BRANCH q CO being this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent all persons indebt
ed TO The SAID concern requested to make immediate
payment IN order that provision may made for the dis
al neDs que ny the said concern the creditors
oil when are desired to make known their claims
ROBERT r. BRANCH
THOMAS BRANCH
MATTHEW II. BRANCH.
Chesterfield January %. saets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Messrs. WarreN s. Norton

1 ESPECIFULLl inform the public that the VIRGik-
q la MUSEUM is again opened and that i'm addition
10 their former supply they have the pleasure stating
they have received from Paris plaster of the fol
loving figures
The Venus de Medcis,
The Apollo Belviderc
The Venus OF Aries,
Tie Young apollo,
Stenus aud Bacohus,
The Fighting Gladiator,
StTmanIcus,
LAGOON and his Sons,
AntinOus-
with numerous busts of almost every antique head
several from Colossal statues-The whole a
ecuted III the most superior style.
January 81. sstf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Notice.

MY removal to the city of Washington having been
NI rendered necessary by my appointment as attorney
general oi the United States take this lnethad of in
forming my clients, that my professional engagements
IN me court OF appeals and federal of Virginia will
ne completed by Mr. Robert Stanard, now OF Richmond
attorney for the United States the district Of Virginia
those III The court Of chancery, the general court
ana superior court Of law for the county OF Henrico by
nv ABEL r. Upshnr, Of the city, In cases i'm which
ethe oil those gentlemen may have been previously
'dhed against me, his place will be supplied by the 9th
er and III cases IN which may have been retained as
summary 10 either OF thein place will be supplied by
at one VINO shall not have been retained The fees
now due to me In any pending will he paid to my
successors respectively unless the client shall prefer
OheI COUNSEL ~ which case fee will be charged Ell
tneI by tnose gentlemen myself IL is presumed how
ever lat clients who may prefer other counsel will give
ouce OF such preference to those gentlemen respective
~ Those who may claim the services Of either of those
gehueen by virtue of their having paid fees to me will
avn peIsuaded have no objection to exhibit TO them
e receipts aud letters which evidence the payments
anu III those rare cases in which fees may have been
PAU WtbOht such proof it be easilyi supplied on
aPpCatlon 90 mewhich application will be made by
'hose gentlemen, respectively.
III luis cnduge of my situation, which has occurred so
eApeCieay aud so suddenly hope that NY clients viii
We mat have made the best arrangements in
NY power ior the completion Oftheir business and
az persuaded that, when they shall have become
any acquainted with the talents zeal and industry of the
seheiueb VINO nave engaged finish IT, they viii he
more ospoSe1 TO thank me for the change than to com
Washin9,o, ~, WIN. WRIT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Notice to .Swreuors tL1.ongLo1t Me NInIe-

Notice to Surveyors throughout tie State.
a UIHOFiSED by the President & Professors of viii.
Ham < Mary College, IN the city of Williamsburg
70 receive that portion of surveyors fees which Ivy law
thsy nave tight to claim, viz saith pdrf-I now
entTeat. that yOn will, through the medium of your Rep
Iesehtat'es, remit me, as promptly as possible what
nue. 10 them Tor The past aud previous yeaTs.-IIspng
mat tbs Iequsition may be duly attended to- am zen.
tenen, with respect, yours,
January ~. slim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Notice.
EoY Sale.

Ht TRACT OF LAND lately advertised IN this paper
~ ~ M. fhos 1iRdall lying on James River I'm the
.onhy OF tlnvanna,7 miles below Scouts Landing CON
'plus 100 acres about 40 Of which are Low grounds
o. payment will be- hall cash aud the balance
~ t.o .l.a annual payments TO be secured By deed
III, ~ see above land IS not sold in short lne il
" 1870, ". ~. y "" TOT one year. Ca. SCOrT.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
NiSSOlution.

THE Grm of CALEB p. woRRALL & CO. of DanyiIle
d was dissolved by mutual consent on The st instant
c. y. WORRALL
= GEORGE STELLMAN.
c; p. WoRRALL, having purchased the interest of G.
siness OF his own account G. p "
January 81. s2Iot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Notice.

II EFUNDING OF INTERNAL DUTIES.-Aereeably
10 the act of Congress of December % 1877 duties
PAID on licenses for periods extending beyond the 3ist
OF December 1917 and for stamps used are to be
refunded by the respective collectors, provided the
stamps shall be retained previous TO the day Of Nav
1918. r. p HOONES CoIIsc,nr' -
OF the 25th collection district of Virginia
January 20. g, =, e"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Notice,

var holders OF tickets, who claim for prizes drawn in
the william y Mary College LOTTERY are reo,,ested
70 make known 20 the subscriber in Williamsburg he No
or Nos of the tickets which they claim in oIdsS toi
ANIMAL settlement Of said lottery may be made ''''
,o.,,.s,- WIN. COLEMAN.
'""i"IF ~ In.nIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Seine HWine.

VHERE has been manufactured al the Virginia Pen
n Tertiary, within = few months past a considerable
quantity Of this article OF quaif, and now read
OF sale as usual, With the goods manufactured At This
nslitutOn-loweT priced than d. bought elsewhere
NJ. ~. RICE, Agent for sales.
January y. 40 fr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
SaWNers ManteA.

\ WISH to purchase SIX SAwYERS, not exceeding 40
:. years OF age-Also, would hire as many more of
TIE same description, for few years.
, THOMAS II. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Stop the Thief!

kNFIf DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen out of nv stable
Il on the night Of the Stb inst. SORREL MARE Tath-
en- inclined to be roam, with blaze in her face Of
tolerabie size running down point one hind leg
Mte ana has sore on her left shoulder about two
inches IN length, each way of half diamond The A.
boVe mare is about five feet high between nine and ten
years old works we'll, rather bitches in pace and will
ry good order. " ~
viii give reward of ten dollars il taken up in the
county oil Chesterfield IL taken up OF Che comfy a
reward OF twenty dollars with all reasonable EXPENSES
ior her safe delivery to Manchester aud in eli
ther case, will give thirty dollars for the thief
JOHN COBBS.
1ahudIy 10. 1871
NIoIlCE.--Al persons who nave claims against The
estate OF David Ross decd. requested To pre-
seat them, properly authenticated, at NV ONCE in the
oy OF RICHMOND that provision may be made for their
payment.
1t my wish to avoid unnecessary litigation there.
tore request that suits may be ordered without pre
vious interview with me.
THOMAS T. BOULDIN,
Acting E.r'Or. Of DaUid Ross, decd.
10Y oO. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Notice

THE subscriber has appointed Mr. John Napier of FIN
wanna to Transact his business during his teinnorat
~Osehoe rom tnls state. JOHN II. LYLE.
DtCtUlDtI ". 9Iil