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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
70 the Pubic.
sbrc|iceg.
April 3-953

order bist tac public ma, eorreclP un-
A derstand the value of the above notice or
can'ion, publish an extract of Il letter rom
y. t0ok, ir. bearing date, Boston, January Is,
1871, being subsequent to the time when he
forwarded an order to John Tillson to receive
his papers from me.
also forwarded him (NIr. T'illson) power
=" of attorney to receive from YOU all the dee
"and patents in your possession belonging to
me. | think il more TO my interest to have
az agent for my lands in Illinois, aresldtntin
60 that state. Mr.. T. is authorized 10 se1''t my
"account with you. hope you have been
90 able 10 dispose of the three or four deeds
"in Missouri YOU had on hand when | last
"heard from YOU.
81, viii afford me pleasure at all times to
"scrve you, and should any of my friends
"hcre require professional services in your
state, snail mention you with pleasure"
From this extract, dat ed subseqdentto send
ing Mr., 1'Ilson the power ct attorney he al
ludes to, the public can Judge tn motives
which actnated the above notice or cau'ion.
When Mr. Tilson presented his power Of
att5rne,, cheerfuIly offered to deliver up he
whole of the papers nd deeds belonging TO
She above PERSONS provided he would Ply he
AMOUNT due ne from David Moves, ana f. IN
SWEET, Moves & Co. and would guarantee the
f,hhnent by MIR. Cook of contracts had made
under his power of attorney, all which iT.
rllson refused to do, and also refused To wait
to receive the further orders Of his emil Yer.
After his refusal still felt DESTROYS to do
every thing to facilitate the wishes OF the
owners of the land, without sacrificing my own
MS, and W.sh that view proposg II.
'sun, through the fundamentally ct dts o'gm
ilend, to deposit all the papers alluded 10 in
ne hands Of that friend or any other repita-.
he person he would name, to remain until the
iiiculty should be adjusted.-rhis PROPOSE
ION was also refused.
| have also Mr. Tlison's written acknow-
Judgement Of promise that he would not
publish any notice without apprising me. nat
my answer might accompany it Howw he
has kept his promise the hast Spectator will
show. Mr.. l'ilison is engaged in the same
business tnatI am, and the public can there
fore perceive that his motives were not to
serve his employers, but that he would sacri-
fee their interests, provided that he could
with it, iniure a person, whose business inter-
fered " it'll his own.
ARM. BECK.
s.. Inns, .4b,H 10, 1921 --o6 81
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10

MARRiED-on the 29th ult by sicaah
Cox, Esq. Mr.. BaASoH Y. HAYES to Mrs. HAN
NAH SMITH
On the Sd inst by the same, Mr.. RICHARD
Lone to Miss BErsGy CoNAwAY, daughter OF
Mr.. Jesse Conway, all OF this county.
AT Kask aska, "a few weeks since, by the
Rev. Mr.. Desnoulin, Mr.. ANTOINE DufouR to
Miss SUSAN MOVABLE.
On the Goth ut. at the same place, CHARLES
O. Dunn, Esq. Attorney at Law, of Jonesbo-
rough,to Miss Many ELEANOR SHRADEn, daugh-
ter Of the late Hon. Ohio ShraAer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10

We justices of the peace are terribly
embarrassed as to the course we ought
to pursue, in the discharge OF our func-
tons. Some Of us issue executions, and
some do not. We have all sworn to
support the constitution and laws, and
yet adopt different mode of doing it,
because we cannot tell what those laws
are; and if any of you gentlemen Of the
legislature, can give us the requisite in
formation, you will confer a greater be-
neft upon the community, than you did,
by going TO Nandalia
Il Justice Of the Peace.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
Vo George Nickinson,

HNAKE NOTICE. that | hase sued
n out of the Monroe Circuit Court,
state Of Illinois, a writ of foreign attach
ment.against your estate, and that Unless
you appear and give special bail in said
suit, at the next May term of said court,
to be holden in said county Of Monroe
on the fourth Monday of Nav next, iudre-
ment will be entered against you by de-
fault, and whatever has been taken by
virtue OF said attachment, will be disposs
ed of in satisfaction of such udgement,
as the law directs.
FIITAH ADAMS.
March %, l82l-~94S
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
CAVYXOsN.

co.,, CTEH.
TEvHE public are cautioned against receiving
Il purchasing either ofthe lots Nos % II
d. situated in the town of Brownsville, Jack
son county, Illinois, from Michael Harmoa, Of
said comfy, as the deed for sad lots was fraud
ulently obtained from me by said Harmon
ROBERT HENDERSON,
Jackson county, Illinois,
Feb. 9th, 1921.
i-af
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
Caution to the Public.

~ tcf $ hereby gwen, nat >6raaam
~ Beck, Esl. of the town Of st. LOUIS, who
h..a been authorized b, Xebedee Cook, If. of
Boston, avid Noyes, Of Newbnrypor, and
SWEET, Noycs 8. Co. of Newburyport, to trans
act their business espectiyely, relating 70 1li-
tary bounty lands belonging to them IN / is
and Missouri, is to be considered their az mt
no longer, and the authorities under whica he
has acted for them are revoked but as lie
still retains Their title papers, all persons are
cautioned against purchasing OF him any lands
belonging to either of the above named par
ties.
JOHN TILE.S0N, Jr.
Duiv authori-ed agent far zrbedee Cook, jr
DaDid .Nsyes und S,vett, .Noyes s. Co, re-
sbrc|ice'y.
April 3-Q53
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
a list Of IAetsers

Remaining in The Post office Ut .lton, Illinois,
on the 5la.Harch, 1921.
Allen John Mess. Adm E. Meach-
Archer Coyil am, Erastus Brown
Brown Rufus and Snclear & Mac.
Bissell Alfred neal
Byram Mr. New James
Bacon joel Proctor Thomas
Campbell John Patterson Jershom
CornWell Titus Osion NJ. Ross and
CALVIN Luther Alexander Miller
Garlic John Richens MIR.
Cummins Mr.. Rowhngs James
George Ambrose Root Benjamin
G ilham lsom Robertson John
Glilham Isaac Swouson Gorden
Hoges Esq. Moses Smith John
Hart Alexander Shouse John
Hunter Charles w. Scarrtt isaac
Horrell Charles w. Thomas Hon. Jesse b.
Iippincott Thomas Wilson Slas 2
otton John q. Wallace John
Morrow William Waters Isaac
Wyatt William
Those calling for any of the above, will
please say they are advertised
AUGUSTUS LANGWORTHY,
PoSt-.HaSter.
Apri1 1916
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10

A annual meeting of the Medical Society
"A for the frs medical district in the state
Of limos, will be held at Edwardsville on the
second Mondayin May next Punctlal atten-
dance is particularly requested, as business OF
importance will be laid before the meeting.
HENRY PERRINE, Sec'y.
ADrjl 10-Q6tm
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

April 1876
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-10

Jahes Lemen, II.
Persons applying for letters contained in
the above list, will please mention they are
advertised, or they may not get them.
ABRAHAM PRICKET'T, Post Master.
N. b. Persons indebted to this Office for
postage, will please make payment iBine-
diateiy.
y. PRlCKETT, p. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
TRUST SALE OF LAND & NEGRoEs

I)VRSuANrio deed Of trust bearing date the 4h
August 92 and duly recorded in tue clerks Office Of
the county court of Essex which decd Is ruc 10y Col john
inperheld TO the subscriber, for John and Tho
W. tauntiercy excrs OF Tho Faun,lcroy deceased sha
on ft fhd .nday IA Jan.ny (being Essex
proceed to sell 20 the highest bidder cash. before the
door OF the Farmers Hotel in the oil Taphannock,
the Rnppaanock river, known aud called by the
BATHURST; also the following NEGRO SLAVES, to wit
Sally and her tour children Edmund Martha. Harriet.
young cil-Nary and her three children. Nelly Moses,
chidCharioe and her two children, Lavnia Horace
Patty, won,anHenry, Nelson, Tom Andrew and john
or rs mulch of the said land and many the said negroes
rs will satisfy the purposes oi the said decd Such title only
as Is vested In the subscriber will be
GUSTAvUS A. JONES, Trustee.
Urbanna, October 9. 4i-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06

ny The ENQUIRER Is publishedtwce week, general
and tree times week during the session Of the State Le
ature-Price the heretoire Fac Dollars per an
,n ,avale in Notes OF chartere specie paying
DanI loni,l will received in The Editors viii
arautee lie safety Of RENTING them by mall the postage
III ali letters being paid by the writers.
mr. No paper will be discontinued hu at the discretion
Of The Edorsl until have been paid up
mr. Whoever will guarantee the payment oil nne papers,
shall have u tenth gratis
" Terms OF ADVERTISING.
M One square. ie-First Insertion, rs cens-each
continuance, so cents 49,
No inserted, until has either heen paid
for or by person in this city, its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
VOL. XyIII.---NO. 81.

tion confirms the truth Of all the material
points embraced in the statement above, and
that in the Interpretation of the discussion,
whIclltook place on the night of the esd Au-
gust, Before alluded to, a proper stress WAS
land upon the substance of what was said By
the parties respectively, attended, however bv
suitable disregard of unimportant details,
and OF the exact import of lorcible expressions,
the use OF which was, in all probability, die
tated by misapprehension.
T.. A. RUTLEDGE.
Peitsac0i0. Sept. SO, 1921.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
NOTICE.

NOIICb hereby given, that the undersigned Martha
Ford, widow and rclic Of John Ford late Of CumeT-
land county, dec and Henry NJ Harris guardian Of Francis
~ Ford, Ann NJ Ford, John +. Ford AMI Augustus w.
Ford infant children aud heirs Of said decrdcnt will pre-
sent petition TO the next General Assembly of Vrgaia
lots with the appureuances, numbered ard nine In
the town Of Fexve in the aforesaid county OF which the
said John Ford died possessed also eth part of mill
near said tows built and conducted by iezckiah Ford Co
also OF certain tract ofJaad in said county containing IN
acres the lille 20 which has been fhc heirs OF
said decedent by tho last will aud testament 81 John Ford
sen deeeasedand all other real ofwhich the said
John FORD may have died seized and posse which would
by Law descend 10 his children,
MARTHA FORD
nTopff1 4S'wiw HENRY NJ ItdRRTss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
MARSHALS SALE

.ls OF T.4LU.7BLE LANDS .4.ND SL.4FES
FINDER decree the superior court Of chancery for the
u Richmond district pronounced the 2sih day OF January
1919 ina cause depending therein between William Bernard
executor Of Jon lipxins decreased pit against Thomas H.
pcoes ef SHALL 2sh dey Norembsr nert, ut the
nnt door Of The Eagle Hotel IN sy Gi bidder ar se
,,ov inc prope rs -eofas may be sufficient 10
anay "a e s%eecr 1850 oess OF which We're purchased
ol Lewis and VIE ~ The said Roote and 325 acres
of John s. Stubs, and adjoining the lands OF - Lewis
wsns and Others lying PARTLY I, ON Sessr ,n river
81 acres of land conveyed by me au IN ane aeed
shereon said Rootes formerly resided adjoining the
town q To aas Nas Ne Peter Jesse Frede
rick Miles sawney Sarah and child Sal, Easter Charles
% SG % nn4 ef and f Alice
child Sally Nelly and her child Billy and Lucy Fanny her
Jonathan and sam sla Dick Blacksmith and Tenor
his wife The above sale nee a, u o'clock the
sen,emler 90. 4-tds
e OO with interest from the first day ofJanuary last
fTITE SUBSCRIBER offers Sale following Ian Ds viz
4 1. A TRAcT in Pi,tsylsania, known by The name
Nv aIr Nathaniel W. lfcary. Ga this tract is large hand
srien excellent Spring in the yard About 40
cleared which are now in good heart; part vi
well and iii for cultivation. This land may be had for
less than the price which the buildings the land
session wllbe given tie Is, November next.
Grss u %s nGvs so
adjoining the lands Of Cart VIM Ware This tract near
8. in Bedford containing $50 acres, aud lying
stauntou River, miles from ncrg This tract
which commonly considered 10 he the valuable part
well known Siaunton and Pgg River lands,
.ans 20 OF low grounds OF superior quality and
about OF high land supposed equal the
Il will be divided into two parts 10 suit purchasers
small tracts, lying Ia the county of Psylvana,
AMI adjoining the ass occupied by Mr. Charles
Ter and Mr. VIM Langhorne These tracts which also
a mart Ross lands, afford very eligible settlements
,nen OF moderate capital. They contain from 200
have good proportion OF excellent tobacco land,
are wen watere and convenehto the range Afforded by
Smiths Mountain
8. A of Si7 acres, living Dan River about
IA. hnen
3;ouse Nf six about half of il is heavily tim
bercd. Ii is the jnnl property of Col George Towncs and
Subscribers application may be made either for
abe purchase oft
The property will be sold reduced prices
accommodating of payment For part OF Negroes,
property Lynchuurg, Roanoke Stock will be receive, in
payment. GEORGE TUCKER.
Iynchhnrg October 70. a5-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
NOTICE

virtue Of two several deeds sub
scriber as trustee by Henry Farmer, dated the it
DIV Of December 1919 and the other the It'll
i6@ ana both Of record in the clerks Office Of the county
court OF Chcsiereld on the 2ld day of Notbr nr fair.
J. Woodns tavern TO the highest bidder for cash. that val
liable tract Of land lying In Chesterfield county the road
leading from Richmond Goodies Bridge about ~ miles
above the town Of Mancbeer and which Colonel Henry
Farmer al present resides containing about
which about 40 valuable creek low grounds on
this land there are all the necessary buildings in Of
good repair, for the comfortable accommodation Of small
family. II is believed from discoveries iatavc been made
Of coal in the neghborheod that this Of land probably
contains very valuable body Of coal-Aso 10 SLAVES.
six men and nine aud cldren many Of
The slaves as the payment Of the monies secured by the said
deeds may require. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee.
October &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
FOR SALE.

yEAT extensive end very valuable Estate called MANS
KIN LODGE, formerly the property of Thos Miller,
cecsfa,sti. Lou is situated in the county OF King VIII
4nm Pamunkey river, opposite Hanover Town. and
within % r..!es of The city of Richmond, in wealthy
and agreeable neigboood II contains neasy ihree thou
sand OF as valuable land any thas river OF which
thousand owcTuuns OF great fertility,
various soils, adapted othe caure wheat barley and
The high land is also fertile, and is clothed with
forests afouirg abundant supply ri wood and timber.
Alarge Manufacturing Mill a1oiDs this which
The wheat made ircan he snbat small deduction from
The Richmond prices; and from the landing the river
The products may he transported ssrore spense
OF than eight cents she There two
good dwelling houses situafe in eligible positions for
Families, with good ouihouse stables and attached
eachThe is usually call ed Mnnsk Lodge, the other is
that part of the which has obtained the
Woza'y GToTo the former belong valuable and extern
sve orchards Perhaps estate in Virginia supasses this
IN quality OF SOIL beauty and pleasnntness osituaion in
the and cSeapness Of the transportation Of lis
proucts the best narketsAianskin Lodgesnd Wormey
Grove viii be sold entire in parcels suit purchasers
the following One fourth part Of the purchase money
viii be divided into five equal fifth part Of the said
fourth will he required iu casthe other four fs VIII be
made payable in annual inStaments, uccessveY the FIRST
payable the January, lS22he remaining three
idnrths VII be made payable the st January, 1926.
inds with approved security will be required deed
trust on tie land for additional security
WILLIAM MILLER,
j. ~ FERGUSON,
Executors of Thomas Miller, dec.
1I NrIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
TRUST SATE-

10y virtue OF deed from Mr. John Adams 10 Sam
- uei g. Adams and the subscriber The SOih of
December III and recorded IN HrnrcO county court in
February thereafter, The subscriber surviving
the premises and for rad money, Tuesday 6a do
IF reff no si =, auction lots Of land Eic,ond
Hill, IN or nsu The city 81 ahmond being hnlf Clerc-
Square, and adjoining the lots on which Mr. John
ParkbpI resides, pnd within The same epciostre
Or;cbff ~ <e--tds - cHAalfe CUrCESD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
SALE or LAM


DURSUANr deed Of trust executed IN us hv Thomas
Miller and wife, duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
King William county the payment suudry sums
Of money due TO Robert Spard and Garrett Minor trustees
of Warner H. Wormey, decd the request of the said
trustees saIl sell The premises for Dash 10 the fhesi
bidder hatlarge and valuable called Wan,tia Ttqe 4
Woreiy Gyous, containing about 28O0 acres The DAY Of
sale will be Saturday tie12li Of .Jsnunrg nsrt.
ROBERT s. CHEW,
DABNEY HEHNUON. Trustees.
JOHN MErCALF,
October90 O--i2fD
~ persons having claims against JOHN CHATHAM
n deceased, requested to make them known.
WALTER DUN, Executor
Nov. ~. 5f-tf Of John trahaw decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
Land Company.

Dismal Sicamp Land CompGny
EtHE Propricfor Of shares in the DISMAL Swamp Comm
notified that, Thursday The 18th DAY sf Mover
p next IS the period fixed by law FOR the annual mcetir
OF the Company ut Suffolk. Virginia.
YORK, Oct is. 16-tf5N TJI.GR1FFIN. Pros tIcn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
FRESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS

w have just received in laest arvns from
London and Liverpool, extensive assortment Of
es piue blacks drab and coronation mixtures CLOTHS and
CASSiMERES Cough Ijrzthwaite's stout nan, Cotop,
striped rose Blankets 78 Drcgieda Linen a. irish Linen
anil Damast Trable Cloths bscye Diapers t sherncs
All OF which are offered for sale ly the cIagc or piece
o 'he most reasonable terms for town acccp,ances
Also, IN STORE,
Anew casks Of choice old l.. p Madeira WINE i'm
ported years since, will be close consignment
Septenlber 81. 39-tf J.& VIC.
GROCERIES,, COTTON YARNS, &c.
20 h hals:, 81 Creix and Orleans SUGARS
oV barrels Loaf do
40 bags GREEN COFFEE
400 sacks SALT Liverpool filled
40 tons well assorted Bar Iron
do. Plough Mou,is
DO Dlistercd Steel
do. German do.
tons English Shot-assortcd
III kegs Duponts Gunponder
II hhds. Antigua Rum
d.. -. p, ditto
IS bbls. (nld) baltimore Whiskey
pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
quarter pipes L. p. Tenerifc do.
5 h,ds. Molasses
70 D Sa Toa nse'f y s%% eunro"eer de- Tsa'
2 do. Pouciong do
Imperial & Gunrowdcr do, in canisters of lbs.
so bbls. Cut Nails, assorted
~ do. London refued SaItpctre
"a, 7-G Al Cotton Cloths
Cotton Yarns assorted
Cotton and Wool Cards
Aiachinc do.
Hcrrings
Ginger, Pepper Nutmeg indigo Nader Alum Copneras
brfnsione Stone Ware, Demohns Plough Lines Bed lords
:-pht Iumbiers BNIu& 10Xi2 Glass Writing Wrappinr
PAPER 1rnstone chewing Tobacco OF superior quality
and at retail a selection oil best old liquors.
FOR SALE BY
Sept.25 4o-n WILLIAM ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
'W-fUKh MANUFACTURING COMPAN
Successors 10
WILLIAM WIIITTEMORE < CO.
COTTON.

y OS II o "
" H. The above inscription except No and the words
Cotton and Boston, stampedon the Cards
form the NO. and words Cotton and Boston are printed
sraigh and within the seni-circlc Dated New York lisa
Pcarstreef SANL WuITTEymF & 20
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
IND IND NEGROES FOR SAI-E-

w ~ De sold 20 the highest bidder ~ J6,syo, a. 1874
rss,, os.n.y iert, % the dwelling house Of MrJatncs
SFcRmts VIC county Of l.aaS between forty and inv
tbo., 10, and tract of LAND cnnfainng about Two
,r' ee.e conveyed 10 as by James Fasiarn nv deed
~ The county of Halifax in trust for
Vii ~ mentioned IN said deed The terms OF sale
e Je nsii cash. and the other half in twelve months
,.;lt ewing bond and good security The land
~ ssofu intwo Or more lots md win be shewp h,
10 H., 10 any person who may wish n see IL prcvions
.yl,,,cS " -etes NfIJIAM IfTGH
rip John cOIfMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
WHITTEMORE CARDS,

subscribers reluctant orudc their private con
IL cernsnpcn the public notice but they have been in
formed that cotton cards have been, and arc inanuac
ureh in this city, stamped S. Whittonore CO.. in sucl
anner TO induce belief that they made y the sub
crbers, or under their sancton they consider well
to the public as W themselves, stae that such cnrlS are
not made by hem aud that they have connection wato
ever with the person persons who makes them The cards
mauiactuedby the subscribers made the
exclusive of which secured by patcnt granted
by the government Of the United States to A. W. White
nloe OF BOSTON which machinery and patent right were
heretofore assigned to The Ne,U Yk Mdne fatsrinR Cam
Pdny and by them to Samuel Whsnore, the Subscriber
ana which machinery is used by other person this
country except the subscribers the sac used in any
ether place except ut MANCHESTER in England. This esta
ishment has been in successful operation for years
and the subscribers unwilling that the reputation Of the
Cards made by them should be affected by belief
that the Cards stamped s. Ubiesiore Co. are Cachr
e by the subscribers. The subscribers therefore give notice
that their Cards all stamped with the following inscrp
ton, viz
NETWORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Successors 70
WILLIAM WHITTEMORE K CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
STOP THE THIEF

~ TOLEN from Chelsea the night The 25th instant
- BLACK MARE. between and years old, switch tail,
without white hair jim any part recoectedpacee and
ro and IN very fine orderis believed from the tracks
nave gone towards New Kent OF Hanover. liberal
ward will be pnd for the said mare any
tba NAV lead 10 her recovery. Also,
STOLEN from the stable Of Geo Meifert the night
large sORitEL HORSE about hands high fresh shod
trofs very fast and PAGES tteshows marks Of gear
years old next spring reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS will
ne given for the apprehension ofihe thief dollars for
the horse with all reasonable expenses by 20 METTERT
or JOHN SHEPHERD
1fThe thief is suspected he TAYLOR. who has been
IN the Va Penitentiaryabout years Of age and
Richmond, Oct. So 5O-3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
GoOcl,land. March 50. 'A'''S' 'H00"'' ''i iosr
TEN DOLLARS REI7ARD.

TEN UULIlAKD IElNA{D,
WILL he paid FOR the delivery of JESSE the sAcri
w Der, for securing him in the Jail of Iemrico.
made hisescape from Jail (were hc placed safe
heephg> together viii, other negroes several weeks
and was then advertised 10y the jacT Jesse is small
gro, apparently abou, 10 years old may by
wanting some Of his front tccthHe formerly worked
Eurons cG pits, wife in that ncigiborhaod, and
hii probability is now hiding himself there.
October 1a-tf EI<SEy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
Banning.

We perceive, by an advertisement in one
of the New York newspapers, that company
IS formed, who intend 20 apply to the legisla-
ture OF that state, at it, next session, for an.
act ofincorporation for a bank, by the name
and style of the Washington bank" WITH
capital Of s 100000 to he located IN The
vicinity ofChatham square, in the city of New
York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06

:" . 'Ieettng ofhe President and Directors Of
~ osf Kper Company, i5h day IF October 1871
X OV D, that proposals will be received fi the Isl Of
TO-. nseenbrr, for making the TURNPIKE ROAD in sec
E.pt nuencing At station No. - ~ the third mile from
river tirSt Scction) Crisis Tavern and from
IRE mouth Of Dunlap's creek agreeabIy to the
fere m m wnc has been adopted, aud which may
au Noinn'issioners IN fireenhricr county.
October 10. '' 'VAHf 80 - I.er"'