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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-15
NONIUS.

Nrw-roRK,O rtobcr1-Thc packets shin
Panthea. caplaip bennett. arrived last eve
ming from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
the lst of scytember- bringing the regular
adyiccs 10 that date.
A letter from ,.Iosd's. of August q. STATES
that the American s,u,,dron lrft Gibraltar
thai day for Nnorea 10 remove their naval
depot from thai pltrr. in consequence Of a
perereptorv order II that effect from IN
Snanisb government.
By adyices from Madrid. tn tbe f5ih al
Allgtst the 0uasp vss OK lren.lv ~ from
continued utr,ouy attacks. Itwas ,sa,rted
before the d,narture oftbe courier that sbe
had dtal,aapd ,hr rjatic3,,D. The k;npan-
pcars - hr = cM,tiyc in his pal,ce W
tr,at. sfii,# officer, or the ROYAL pu,rd chan
red with carr.in. aru,s ;rainsi lin, ,unst,-
tutiun. are IN nrnrsess. 0ne of tb.n liz,
tenant Goitl,rn. has been G,m,d p,lilf,, 45.I
Ico,denonrd to death
Paris papcrs of the gBth. containaeec,,nf
of great successes of 1be Greeks. GI.rrs-
lcbid pacba had rcnlt,sod the ,Ireels ON H.
9TH of July. but ncxt day suffered n totolde
fcat-Fnnr of the porb,s wore made mi
soncra 80 Chourscb;d p,cb, u,. ;,;,ed Inv
the paclas of Ncrropont. ofI arisen and ot
J,nina Ills f,rcrs ,var, re,;n,tod ~ IN oon
n,.n hut , or.,4 ,,,r, 49, Ln, -, ;,,5,;s.;,,
lined militia and br;oande pLo G,nel
,yerc commanded hy Gdv4gpus ynsiloni,
Normann. and Rn2I,r,s CLoursrb;d pa
cha. who had gent IN th, Porto -, Tartar r.
announce III, ext,rminqt;on If tho Giaours
was copagpJ ,mnrudcn;ly in tho dat;l.s al
tbose IF N.on,t,;o ~, H., a,ho, M
kshad formed an anhusc,de and com.
mcnced the hattie With tho cour,rc of firm,
cn..,.,ne M, ,,,.aa - = y,
prisonere and chourschid poch, s,v,d lin,
elfvitb 4ooo mon. an ,hn side of I.,r;s.,
The boss ofthe Ottom.ns 10 comnutrd =,
80 900 men. that of the Greeks nt IN 900
The conxeuuenccs of this o,en, ,ro III al,
10 h. most IMMIGRANT
Two Fr,nc6 vessels have ,rr;yo1 ,,vo,.
lon, having ON board 500 individuals (many
oithem women and Children,) the remnan,
OF the garrison ofAthens. Upwards of60C
men were put to the sword by the Greeks
ON the 10th July. IN spite of the promise
they had made to give safeguard 10 the
Nussulmen. The town was aprey to mas
sacrc for three days. The unfortunate men
rescued, have been sent to the Pacha Of
Smyrna.
The reports by these vessels, are that =
turkish army had beaten the Greeks al
JhrrmopylT, taken possession of Thcbcs
and approached Athens. The intelligence
OF tins check seems to have been made 4
preteNt by the Greeks to massacre thu
Turkish garrison, which they had promised
to spare.
The iting Of England was to embark
from Scotland on the 29th on his return to
London.
ST.. PETEEsnuRaH. August l0.-Yester-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-15

Nchope to hear nothing further ON
1he subject Of the two following eommuu-
cations. The public are no doubt satisfied
with the expeditions orth tcnets ofthe re-
spectiSe sccts and il would be an idle
waste both OF time and words to pursue
the controversy. We shall never close our
columns on the discussion of subjects.
by which light may be elected, or from
which Improvement may be drawn but,
Il is well known, that religious controyer-
salisis, OF every sect, can draw from appa-
rently authentic records, arguments to SUP
port al their theories. This fact is exem-
pliiied, not only by the existence OF so ma
ny sects, and their wide differences ofopin-
ion, bu; by the higoted adherence of all of
them, to certain sentiments, the whole of
which have found supporters and advocates
IN every age, among non celebrated both
for rlrty aud talents. The columns of n
newspaper, TOO, can be much better en-
ployed than in disseminating the seeds of
discefd, which are already OF toe full
growth, among seotarisas, who should. in
stead Of encouraging such state Of things,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-15

The Edinburgh Star contains an outline
of the Preparations in Scotland for Inc
Kings visit, and presents US with some .,
the court ceremonials which are reqafeg
to be observed on that august OCCASION
To an American taste, that has not Dec'.
adulterated and perverted by the freqifu'
exhibition of such scenes, they are caicu'.'
ted only to excite ridicule aud DISCUS
Every nation has, indeed, its peculiar io'
iies,-but may the time be long in ad'an'''
when the American people shall deol,2
themselves by such sickening deyouon"
a Royal pageant. a
1t is stated, as a matter of interest ats
public concern, that the "purveyor 10 Nv
Hing has formed a very extensive da"! ~
Dalkeith, for the service of his Maze"
table. Only the butter and cream are
be retained for that purpose. Inc Mn WIZ.
of the milk and buttermilk is to be disa,D =,
ted among the poor of Dalkelth alg =
neighbourhnod-by order of his Macs,
And this important affair Of the dlsIr'pH''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

tnTe hic il uSualy dosc ty ali Banks their be
TONERS But this very provision bows how &C
tieir control tue Legislature nter,O 'na. he insG
Con
ASA Note of the iant of the State is Yill iIawr
ne credit OF raiculr apart for that purpose
>tituiion."
This decision, lift he correct, decides a
r, important principle. Ii has been held hy
some intelligent politicians that the state banks
are unconstitutional because their bills are
bills Of credit, sc. But, if those of the state
bank If S. c. based exclusively on the funds
of the state, &c.) are not so "a .jor,iori those
of Virginia are moi So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YORK, March 96.--The regular
packet ship James Cropper, Captain Bocne,
arrived yesterday from Liverpool. We are
indebted 10 Capt. b. for the Liverpool Mercury
the LIST ut. The following extracts COM
prise every thing of interest
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Duty has been paid
within the last eight days, on an unusual large
quantity of hemp and flax.
Very large shipments of British manufac-
tured goods have been made and are still
making, to the southern parts of the world
This demand has the merit for the present, Of
keeping all the manufacturers at work, but
well informed merchants doubt whether the
result will he equally beneficial The q,iamti-
ty going out is greater than the markets are
likely to consume.
The grain market in London is not yet
more favorable for the agriculturist.
The funds opened at 76A for consols for the
account, and remained at from that price to
764 during the day. They finally closed at
the opening price. There are rumors that a
new foreign loan will soon he public-some
say from Russia, and others from America
This report, however, does not seem ms vet
to have any real foundation.
LIVERPOOL, Feb This morning we
have received London papers of the Goth of
january. Private letters have been received
from Constantinople, dated the eth Dec. at
which time that city remained in state of
tranquility. No change had taken place in
public affairs, and the same uncertainty pre-
vailed respecting the adjustment of the dis
putes with Russia. These letters contain
nothing new respecting the affairs of Greece
VIENNA, Jan. l4.-The Porte has received
intelligence that the Persians have entirely
ceased hostilities, and peace may be consi-
dertd as concluded between the two powers.
In fhaaN Ill d. ii
countries, the cholera morbus had carried of
1000 victims in n few days
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Sco'tsville, April >.
1O60 .1cres Rohnnks 80 - 60 =

<A The snbecfibCf vii sell. ON .hr pre
tK misses, e" the h CHEST bidder. on Fride, 7ih ,ne
}{9A- nerf 1850 acre.. adjoining the lands OF (o N ~
hlr" NE John i'Nl"r, kufn Brown and o,ll,rs r, rms,
one ihin' on Inc iSt nv o Oc,nher rrxt wSn
w''d We tNen aid satisfactory tile made il. hr ,ice
"u ~ mouths iereiiter 0pprorc@ security IL I'm IL
unnecessary particularly 10 describe ,aiualr ss,a m
persons Wishing i"huY, will examine 100
WI please refer at time before
us Jo"'s living Ncr ia, o.crS..r resiuo mn
p'h't'nn-i"r amy information that wished re-
lative to the land imrroy.men,> ! bore ,,.nie,
"e'ho"s "i owning valuable lands viii attend iii, sa MS
that shpuid Sfo>e oft. WSa Ho,yiF COW .::'y
April 20 ~ - 'A-''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
NN. THOMAS GjNGON

ycu mr." NOS an nhahant ibis sia,, VI, tste III,
meihoh OF Informing that we shall a, ,,cr,,s
"Nefh ~ "urhiyham Courthouse. Naon The o,h a, nh
pN OF June w. proceed 10 take dcpositios Of Ioh
fIanAiin ana OILERS and IN the Goth cist DAYS of hr
1aIe nath ~ tie Tavern of Edmund Booker Innesown
E'WerG county virginia., proceed take Tie demo,
n eau as evidence IN sui now depending The GLANCE
TS Co'Ti OF Prince Edwa a. Va. in Inch We arc al TIC.
and yourself and Robert u. G,,nn are eGenInt P"uhs
jamestown. Va. April ?. Iosrre,Ss W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
NJ. YFnRaHAM nc
LAND FOR SALE

ga LAND For SALE.
sEN The subscriber offers To- sale three hundred occs
,I-Chn- n' 'au lying IN Goocband county, ten mile. a,
hoSe GoOchland Courthouse four miles hecy % ~
avg one nie rom James river The buildings are larys
"u cohvhen nwrng house partly two story, with three
rooms and passage below and three rooms ana ,,ss.
ao"tf stairs win convenient cellar; also NECESSARY
oul-houseswitha good harm curm house srnole bnuss
dl ry work house, ice house, &c. and an excellent Jt
ne Ienh isin go%i heart, VIZ, portion of fresh cleared
standing around lie plantation. Fl"'V
great bargain may be had in the land for cash or you,
negrOeS-oriI the purchaser chOosc lac paw one i
cash and one two and three years for the balance p;n
HeI ci trust 10 secure the payments The water IS GOOD anil
the Situation elevated and u1columonIy healthy ~
ApplcH ION to the subscriber living on the premises or g.,
'ohl ware or TO Robegt Ware ofihe same county.
~ satisfactory iic viii be made TO he purchaser.
-. ELIZABETH WARE.
nPih q 1O6-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

IeIenIonu, april :. lO6-wu
ST. sCROIX SUGAR, sc. &c
hhds and St.-Crox Sugar, new crop part Of very
80 barrels superior quality
5000 ID prime Green Coffee
1900 = old East India do.
tierces prime Rice
hhds. 9Th proof old Jamaica Rum
- Antigua do.
30 barrels superior old Rye Whiskey
l6 - Rectifed do.
- - Country Gin
70 boxes Spermaceti Candles, FIRST quality
Superior family Loaf Sugar
Lump Sugar
GunpOwder
Imperial Teas, selected from the hes, eargoe.,
Young Hyson I for retail
and Pouchong
Old Cognac Brandy
Old l. r. Madeira Wine four years in this city
Do Sicily Madeira do vintage 1878
Do. Port-in bottles
20 half quarter casks Malaga Wine
40 boxes bunch Raisns
$1,000 superior Havana Segars
Fresh Salad Oil
Hbbert's Brown Stout
Superfine Chocolate
Pepper, Pin,ento, Cloves, Mace and Ginger
Liverpool filled Salt
With am assortment of BAR IRON & STEEL
For sale at the Lowest prices for Cash, by
i. H. DREW j.. q. BLAIR, Agents.
April q IOs-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
TRUST SALE.

hOoI On NE.
gSi virtue of n deed of trust from William Git,
- Ssell pierced to sell, Friday The 2Gfh ust 81 -
omhh tavern in the town of Suffolk a tract of I$si ~ 49,
Si ~ shs'hond Commonly known by The name ar
ou r.ensahQ containing by estimate 1881 acres o 20
uSh 81 t'r >hd land a. may be-Sufcien n satisfy ts TO-,
ana legal object o. the dred-I shall ,nnvr W. u'e
April g 1ob-t,!s RORF"1T rt,,.,,,
'AhGN up by Samuel Carter OF The cou1,I al Primo;
u Edward IN esray and calf Inc co,, H.; i,, ~.
a,' rTa Married with swallow fork in the right car ana
sooh 'r"p IN the icii, the calf the color nj L, 80
anu moi marked, tie abrut four wears nLI tbe ic
oou Two months old Tho two appraised ON he nh re-
cemherl bZi, To ten dollars. ' ~" be-
April q IOS-Ns,v Ur t{+ope3,G,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
N0TICE

- fOLEN out Of the stable Powhatan Ccurhou e. on the
- night OF the 2si March, mare about fve fee;
high star IN the forehead her hind ANGLES been crt
10y hcr SHOES size fos we'll and carrie, her head oera6
straight she ahou eight Old. ANY irortna.
ton OF the said mare will be tinnkullv received he
suserher living ~ PowbRan Courthouse aud any pcrso6
VINO Will deliver the said P0wiatan Court;
house VIII be rewarded Tor tlctr trouble
ford T. f@-gf D8KTS LS sUEeRI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
Apri1 ,.
OF
p comPiainani',

n CHANUEHYs az court held Tor FRINGE Edward couD-
Il ", March the 20h, 1877
William White Co. Coa1plainanis,
dgaiuH
Thomas Gibson and Robert II. Gibson, IeCBdapt,
This this day TO he beard on the bi nm
Of the defendant Robert Is Gibson Dispositions and
exhibits and the verdict Of the appearing the
tsfaction OF the that there has due
othe order against the absent defendant Thomas Gibson
heretofore made and that he did appear the doth
order and decree that the commissioner this court sts
and settle the amount o The cOmplanans demand against
the defendant Thomas Gibson that the said commissioner
ascertain the IN value and kind properv by the
said Thomas Gibson to the said Robert b. Gibson conveyed
IN the year 1908 by the two deeds Of the 26 OcoLer 1908
that he ascertain what portion hath y the said
Robert b. Gibson and what has become thereof and who
claims title thereto and under whom and that he report
any specially which either party may reouIre
may be deemed pertinent by him
copy-Teste, b. j. WoRsHAaf, u. G.
The parties the foregoing decree are required 10 take
notice, that as commissioner shall the first Tuesday in
Iuv. In the year 1922 my house the county OF
Prime Edward proceed carry nio execution the foreg5.
ing decre ASA DUPUY.
Aprn 2 fOS--N2vS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
SITUATION WA NTED

iEACHER from the NortIiwari wishes 10 o.,ain a
stu',on IN some he'thy part of the state is well cv-
rSera, Years IN New England in teaching pubic schools
monlas al cha rnUtef abilities -
Apply to The subscriber al Pow hnian COURTHOUSE.
Sco'tsvie April p ,rs ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
A llUNAW Az

w AS committed the jail of Russell county v;r,ii
ON the Zbi beceniher last runaway n n.ro No.,
eas n,e'i CHARLES, and says he belongs f., lance
SANFORD, 81 Charleston, South Carolina Said CIn~j -
% I'VE ett ave or six inches high made of nicr
ny uath c"ihpicxt"i-has his right cheek = ,,i,
ms oeeh taken OH his right which he saws vu I ~
Nv siaN" wheu fighting with him: has on home. 'p -;
co'nng op'aie as he saws, since he len his master r
'elues'eu To prove his properly, pay charges and
directs nt,NIAMtN c,,, ,'isn as we law
- . -vo-nI- NV Of Russell county.
81, oGhS, itER most re feciuily Informs I, ~ ,jc
- ~ @ nus stable on 10th street, and nearly oppo., LI
pen Tavern sIaii c nj all times well provided \, NJ f,
f;'"rn ana oats and pledges himself tIoi ,,ce,l nr Nh,
rus'N oSlrr thai no eXc,ioms shall be nckiny 10 rener
st':i"ron To- hoS, who vii favor him-ts cicrums,n
cs W me, ith wish 10 please will ,cn,f him ~, 49,,
Horse iv the single night, f'S' 90,
do. hv the week, q 90
do. per month, - ~
ininI,hcs ' o''s 'he custom Of his country ac-
n !, S,u,, JOHN G. MONTAGUE.
April ,. 'o' "ire'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

CnARLEsroS, March 2G.-Com,nodore
Cassin was buried yesterday afternoon, at the
Roman Catholic Chapel, With all the hnnours
brlonging to his rank and services. The YES
sel5 IN the harbour wore their colours at half
mast; respectable and numerous body of CT
tizens and friends, together with the United
States Marines, the company Of United States
Soldiers from Fort Moultrie, the Sailors in
port. Officers OF the fourth Brigade. the Wash
ington Light Infantry and Irish Volunteers,
accompanied the funeral. The melancholy
voice of minute guns gave the last farewell to
the departure of Il veteran.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

about 400 men of the United States army
$ stoned ii the same country force sulii-
cient To drive every Indian from the terrific
~, If i, should be necessary. The Ch, roke,
tribes on the west side of the Mississippi are
part of the same nation OF fhr tennessee ri
yer, who removed to the Arkansas since the
year 1867.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
HENRICo COUNTY.


CsMMUNfC ATED.
DtEDl-On Friday the 22d ulI Mrs. MARTHA HUDSON.
eonSOu OF Major Caleb H. Hudson Of the county Of Prince
Edward aged 20 years, after few confinement with
measles The loss of this amabe aud excellent woman,
may he depored by relations and acqnansnccs
appreciated only by those who have az unfortunate
the berefi husband She has left benoan her death an
aHeotionate husband aud four small children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

MA. THOMAS +. FORE, n minor, and non resilient OF
1Tl this state, orphan of Thomas Fore deceased.
SIR Yen hereby notified that on the first day Of
Chesterfield May court next being Monday the 18th day of
May thereafter counsel be heard apica-
ton will be made 10 that court in behalf the James River
Company 10 appoint commissioners according TO law 10
assess the damages which will result your land bordering
James river in said county from the erection of dam
across the said river and also the damages you
will sustain, from the occupancy OF of said land y
the said company be necessary for the abunent
said dam.
JOHN COALTER, President
of the James River Company.
April ?. fO6-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
MURDERi!i

letter from New Orleans, of the 9th of
Feb. states the following facts:
"There has been some fashionable and Sc
rous fighting here. Judges Favrot and lie
maud fought with broad sioords !-'Fhe former
was Killed, the latter supposed TO bc mortal,
wounded.-Lawyer Christie, shot ScalIan
tie Auctioneer, in the thigh. How much
more useful, and may say honorable would
it have been, if those men had shed their
blood off Cape Antonio" Phiia. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
FROM HAVANA.

Ielter from havana, dated the 9th INST
states that British frgate just arrived from
Vera Cruz. brought an account that the inha-
bitants were leaving that place, in consequences
of all order given to attack the Castle of ST.
Juan de- Ulna, Nothing had TRANSFERRED from
Mexico.
The Governor of Cuba issued proclama-
NATION on the 10th inst for the suppression
oil piracy on the coasts and neighbourhood of
that Island. This document has been receiv-
ed 10 Philadelphia, and will be published in
Relfs Gazette.
The British frigate Thames, Wiseman, ar
rived at Havana on the 18Th instant, from
Vera Cruz, with million Of dollars and CO.
clinical. IN Y. Gaz.
The following are the charges brought "a
sainst captain Shaw by captain Hull, to which
the former has pleaded not guilty:
Charge 1st.-Treating with contempt his
superior officer in the execution of the duties
of his Office
Charge 2d.-UnoiIicerke and ungentle-
mabiy conduct.
The witnesses summoned are said by a
Boston paper 10 exceed one hundred among
them are commodore Bainbridge, captains
Sinclair, Crane, and Bidde, Masters Com
manders WadswOrth, Shubrick, Renshaw,
and Read, capt Wainwright of the marines,
nearly all the lieutenants, surgeons, pursers,
and sailing masters on the Boston station, and
great sGglbeT Hf The ei;i1e6s ofiifat city and
Of CharlestOwn.
LExINoToN, KY. March 4.-Robert Cyiten-
den, Secretary, who in the absence of Govern
or MILLER, administered the affairs of the
territory of Arkansas, has Just arrived in this
country, and from conversation we had with
him Oh tue subject Of the strength of that
country, moi the least danger is to be appre-
hended from the Indians. The Cherokees
and Osages are at open war, hut the latter will
| only fight in prairies or on horseback, while
| the latter prefer the thickcst woods so that
they are not likely TO meet. The Cherokees
surprised an Usage village in the absence Of
the warriors, on "A hunting party, and made
prisoners of nearly all the women and chill
dren, amounting to about ninety, some OF
whom were murdered in the most shocking
manner. The Osages have taken, in horses
and cattle, much greater amount of proper
ty BIZ, the advantage 10 prisoners still in IA.
yor of the CherOkees. Governor Miller or
dered the latter to he at peace, but it was re-
fused on the ground that the Cherokee nation
was an independent, free people, and at liberty
TO wage war or make peace at pleasure. An
American trader residing IN the Indian coun-
| try, has been murdered by the Cherokees,
ana the murderers were not given up by that
nation. The government ofthe United States
| has furnished complete armour for 200 horse
men and about 500 Infantry, who have beer
organized and prepared besides there are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

NTIBGINlA; Ala Superior Couri CIancerV L,Isn -
The Capitol In the Civ Of cbUond the 18th March Jeo8
Philip Iax1ll and William Iaxa nerca mrs and n,r,e
-irnding under the firm Of Philip naxa Company
PiaiatGs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

We regret TO learn, from the BraziIs, that
there are numerous inportations of slaves.
We understand that in one week previous to
our last dates from Pernambuco, 5000 slaves
arrived there, ofwhom one ship, of about 500
tons, brought 1900.
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Seen to tn. Mara.-r>-i;nli -,
RAPPAUANNOC AZ i1Jyliy7

I'M
'iE summer session will on ti, i f Anvil
l. INST AID close the 2Ot Sep,eni,er rfns, ~
p">eu to Sei pupils to this is'ituor ARE t, IA .
VI 'ieih Al me c"Oimeicen,i,o tiie "a,
Erhet' are not aware fthc Inconvenience rso to
me eacher anu the serious loss The student firm, irnt
@h,'oh I" TINS circumstance For tuition y 40 rar annr,
OF 'or session 20 House library frc ,.r
iiu' or = per session Board including ,.>ing SiOD
PEI nhun ar 20 session, lie paid auysaee. Each
pun Is To- furnish his heting the ard ga N arcuu,-
r"'e nm Tor The additional of sr> .ioI
me trustees wish 10 enpo, assistant VIII, is a GOOD
n"."e"Hnc,"h' and can teach the Latin. II will also I've a
rh' Oh III" uu'v TO teach arithmetic writing apl ren,lin
; eor,ec,iy md elegantly. objects ,dipg teir
ofiaheit!, president of the acadcnv, or u,
JOIN II. BERNARD, Presiden.
JOHN TAYLOR,
CHARLES c. TALIAFERRO Tr:s.
JOHN TAYLOR, Iun. ftces
s PHILIP LiGIlTFCOr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

DUkSUANT 20 deed OF trust bearing date the 2st day
of March 1890 and recorded in the court of E
sex, TO secure the payment of Of money due from
George w Banks, TO Beverley Roy, shall on 1fond1v t6
10th day Of May merit being Essex day) or the next
fair day thereafter proceed sell before tie door of the
Farmers Hotel the town Of TappahannocA to the highest
bidder fcr resiy money The several lots house, Lc
toned in said deed To the purchaser shall execute
deed conveying such title only may hold under the said
uust deed LAWRENCE MUSE.
Anril 2 q,
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COTTON YARNS.

FROM THE UNION MANUFAcToRY
an receiving from the Union Manufacturing COMPANY OF
Maryland an assortment of COTTON YARNS Nos. Z to
inclusive; and have made arrangements continued
and regular supplies, from the establishment.
49, WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Richmond, April .. IOi-wf