davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

fElHE public respectfully informed that shall open
y private academy on the fifteenth day Of January
the Giehe, within six miles Of Pow O. House
The of education shall be as as l.
necessary to III students for rny college n The
United States and those wlUse Hcuuirpusnts will Justify
shall e exercised IN speaking and writing tie
Latin lang ages The number Of students eceived
limited 70 % The price at tuition ear 30 dollars dur.
inR The academic year 81 There will he an in
leruisson ofsiuiics during The whole month 81 August
Board SIS dollars CO. the student su-piynC himsel with
bed and candles. The situation h. healthy the house w.
elegant repair and large enaugh for the accommodation
twenty houder Parents guardians anactujnted with
Character aud qualification fefered the trustees
" the Charlottesville Academy, which Institution
have presided for The three last year Sir Wade
Jnsby and DR. ausiy in the neigbtorhud of the Glebe
whom, shall Immediately forward satisfactory festinoni
als. u EGAN.
Charlottesville, October "a. s0--wto5D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
By Hie Corernor NJ The Commonwealth of Virgi.ia
PROCLAMATION.

yHTHEREAS il has been represented 10 the Executive
w hy the sheriff u Henrro county, that Patrick Gan
ME- charged with felony, md Berry HumnIrey
with countereiting, both OF whom had been reapde 90
The jail OF said county by examining court for
trial, did, the night Of the Esd instant make their O.
cape from the said jail aRd going Al Iargs
therefore thought proper, with The advice of the cou az
saieo offer reward of fifty dollars for c, or ether Of
them, To any person or who will apprebeuJ
convey 10 the Jail aforesaid the said Patrick anie and
Berry Humphrey or either Of them: and do u,reover
require all officers civil and military aud exhor the good
people OF the commonwealth their to In
aPprehend the said ugyes and dispose Of then, SIS aovs
stated, that they he dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand Governor and under The Semi
Of the Commonwealth az Richmond tbis OH day
(Seal) Of November, 1875. ~
n JAMES PLEASANTS Jr.
Patrick Gahne Is about feet inches high dark COM
pekion down look, crOsssyed sops in his
ms a very much over his eyes, aud hns an uncononly
black beard-he Is an Trishman by birth.
berry Humphrey Is about feet inches high rather
s0"ps IN his shoulders dark hair which wears long in
fronts had on broad brn lat, striped roundabout and
waistcoai with two Of glass butionslas very much
county Of Augusta. 5s-w4w
VIE subscriber having settled in Wedon, north Gsr0i,
=, - nh' VIII devote his attention 10 COMMISSION BUSI
NboS Persons HvaGng themselves NJ the ilnanake ma
gAon for the transportation Of feacco other produce
by ihis place IN Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond or else
WHERE NAV be assured ef his strict attention ~ saGsiv in
storing and dispatch w shipping good vessels all
such articles as cOnfded % bis management
JOHN w. LINN.
O.. -upptv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
NnnlIhe Oonniv, nov %. CO.
NEW ARRANGENE N7I7


I United STATES MAIL STAGE, from +, fredericksburg
- 10 Halifax Courthouse Va. passing through cuur-
tles oil SpotsylvHuia, Louisa, Goochlan CunberIand p
Edward and Charlotte, Halifax Courthouse The
James river at Cartersve, Cumberland county, aud run
Edward county. o. -.
Inc present prOprieor order retrieve the carac-
Ter OF TINS line, and comfort and safety of
passengers nave procured snae carriages good horses
ana skiihi accommodating and soLer drivers. Neither
toupie nor expense has been spared they have now
.n pressure OF informing the public that every thing
conducted with order and punciuality 80
us,ancs from fredericksburg, and of course from
washington cltyD 10 Tge proportion North aud South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama much shorter by this
Ioute tnan any other. The country through Which il
passes IS pleasant and healthy, the Recommendations gene
ray very good, and the charges low Sufficient time is
allowed for rest and refreshment
ARRANGEMENT.
Leave fredericksburg every Tuesday at O'Clock A. NJ
Arrive at HalifnX q. II. every FRIDAY Afternoon
Halifax q. IL every Saturday o'cInck A. MArriye a,
Fredericksbnrg every Tuesday morning
mrtiiate point cents per mile. ~ - 10y 49,
Fredericksburg, December H.
~ me continuation OF this line from Halifax Court.
mousse, through Salem, Salisbury &c TO Georgia and
banIa, IS, We understand well conducted ,i5,a,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18


10 The memory ofthe Spanish Patriots lately killed. in
ssting the iirgency ana the Duke Vi AngOuelle.
by H. ca@PLsH, ESD
brave meG who al the Trocn,ert, fell
U side "''ur c'nn's codricrl uoi, though sla in,
There IS 4 victory in diving well
s"r Fre,dom-aud ye have Jel in vain.
For c"ae VIA, may, there shall be hearts in Spain
10 honor, ny enhrnce ,str nnrtyr'd lot,
turs,ng the BiguiS aud the B0urbnns chair,
Aud looking nh ,our graves, tho truphi,d moi,
s heller hausd ground, than priess coud the spot
What tho YOUR cause be ball,I-fr.em.-, cast
10 ddageonf-irayged to death, or forced 10 dee;
nnre as rot "iiherd IN aiilctiUn's blast:
ihe patriots bh'od's the seed of Freedons tree;
And short iour orgies ct revenge shall he,
,,ow,d demons OF Tue inluiSi'cria cell;
Earth Shudicr> at year victory,-fOr We
Are worse Than common Geuds iron, Heaven tina, fell
Inc oase', rahher sprung, duiochihOhGs vi Hell.
S' to YOU, bloody rites again bring back
lhe nail oi horrors, and tue assessors pen,
Recording ans"ers shriek'a upon he rack;
p ,.rl,s er .he ga.pnls OF spi"e- hrokrn men =;
i. eaist y'ar "linrs, We basphemers, peal
WAN thanks 10 tegven that let you loose again,
10 practice deeds with iOrurn,: irp mi steel
No eye max searchuo tongues may challenge or reveal
Yes lausn not in your carnival of Grim.
Her sois has ieli ihe fool prints, and her .i.ue
Been "i""oH'd by the wings OF Liberty:
Anu ucse esen parting scatter Il they flee
dnoSsl S-inilaense>, tol live in hcaris unborn,
Opinions thai SHAH wrencb the prison Kew
tro3l frrsrcuiiOn-show her mask or torn
"'d aniP her bonled head beneath the foot of Scorn
S5iinEy TO them 'hat 'ii.l in ;b g'ear cause
Mug "tsoi-. an inh.cl NO brand of shame
We sh"pe OF death io stroud them from, applause
~ r:"nslsr> OF the maryrs earthly ird".,
SiHi IA your PROSTATE land there shall be >,,,ne
i'Sn' near's, !ne sirie' ri Freedoms lame;
Ing '''In> oi III may pass uuhuetleL, Luiiil
but Vengeance is behind, and justice is o come.
Smyihl Professor Of Modern History, Cambridge alter
'Si' VITA Elizabeth Fry 10 Ne gate
Itelp, Master help SINK our toll is vain
49, We perish help the faint disciples cried;
Ahr Savior roe ANA looked upon Tie main.
A"u 10 ! 'he pillows ut hi, word subside.
bIs who Is she mid dus geun's gloon, and rallsr
N"tyst lhe mighty Masters wonders cease:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
STOP THE VILLAIN

p ANYWAY on the al inst. a mulauo man named NED,
H low but large breasted and strong made fellow,
little bow-egged, has high full forehead dark ewes,
holes in his ears, toleraby sharp chu and bold open
countenance he his hair tied behind perhaps
read and write little and keen artful fellow. He
was genteey dressed, and doubtless has good
watch, with gold gilt chain plenty OF money, boots
&c lie rode dark about feet inches high,
in good order aud shod before, shoes much worn
long and well formed, marked with the her
shoulders and has scar shoulder, iii is believed
the rightly high the shoulder bade-Sery thick but
netone main and tail she spirited and rides we'll Ned
Is well r1upt for travelling With bParskin, big
large cape &c He Isl good shoe MAKER
miller and can turn his hand almost any thing. lie
probably altered bis name, obtained free
attempt To pass as free man 10 other State will
give reward 81 one hundred dollars for Ned and twenty
dollars Tor the if taken without deliv
cred to me- or secured obtain them; half that
amount in either If taken within return
ed or secured as aforesaid. SAMUEL MORRIS.
buckingham county, Va. Aug. 10. Soft
rGE subscriber will his practice To the CIancery
IL Court, and the Superior Courts Of Law, lin chmu
including the Federal Court and for this purpose
taken Isuse and Office in the city, where for
the most part during eight nine months in the year
o. JOHNSON, of Stanton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
WILLIAM NEALE s. co.

w III lAti ASishIlfB g. W.
A re "isrins AVID ewing The following NEW
n GOODS ir''m 'hr Consultations JUL dsehur sed ad 'r
puir., now dischatcig-Ni1.
si,S' ~ md point Blankets
Suiptd, dUfil do of various sizes
ia 20 ia single aud double r,se uo.
Dra~ a Hollands, black iiolands-Drown Linens,
Ttkenhu'cs, OLnRburgs,
Butnps and domestic made Linens
PLAIN aud hg,ne'i Bomhazetis--, large assortment
% w. @"n'e'"e b.d ii-si"g-" complete assortment
zoo w" w , ,, -, go. aS>ottr"
500 DO. Brown BONES ses assorted FROM 3 TO G-i
@N do Btached do. do
200 do. common aud fine Plaid Bnnlesiics
Green liaiLr-kerseys-Nap Coitons,
Brarsbins, Swanskins and Sergesi
mud red Flsnnels
Bang-op corus and Velyels
Carpe'irgs and Rugs
Irish Lnrns and Diapers
Long Lawns aud Linen Canbrics
Frnges anu Vssiings
100 do ~ amt Ga Cotton Can,brics aud Cambria Muslin
,oo Oil Cloths, Gill Pins Sh"eiines aud suspen,ers
100 n"unds blue, black and assorted Sewing Silks
Printed Fiannels children
Hosiery IL all sizes for
Hosiery of ali kinds for ladies and gen,lenes
large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSiMERES aud
CASSiNErrS, from the lowest and cheapest quail.
t.s To ihe finest aud most fashionable
A beautiful assortment of FANCY GOODS. selected
from the last arrivals from England France aud Chi
ma. aud comprising thu following articles:
An extensive assortment of Merno Cashmere Shaws
Of all sizes
Imitation Mcrns and Cashmere ditto
large assortment Of Musins-soms Of which
aud most fashionable patterns
Mohar Belts--an entirely new article
Morocco do
Laces, Wells, Footings, Bobbinets
Blue crimson and white Bombaznes
r rtsd and plain pOPlins
Mandarin and Canton Grapes and Rolls
trimmings of kind. Tor Dresses Ginps Chenels
Gmps Cords, Pushes Silk Velvets, Brondabo Daisy and
other Silk Buttons, Brondabo Trimmings, Satins AMI
ny other articles not remembered-A of which Of
iered at the most reduced prices FOR cash. sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
JUST PUBLISHED,
HENING'S EDITION OF
FRANCIS'S MAXIMS.
necemher IG. &C
AN ORATORIO

IN OhAIUKIO
be performed by permission of the Vestry, at the
w Monumental Church. gu MONDAY NEXT, the 22i
inst consisting Of various pieces of music the
uSses, Anthems, Duets and Solos, from the Ora
ioroS of the Messiah Of the Creation and from other
works OF Handel Hayden Kent, Mozart &c For this rare
OCCASION number of ladies and gentlemen the best and
mosinseful musical talents In this city, have volunteered
their services.
The Oratoro viii commence half past O'Clock r. M
D. Tickets Of admissions half dollar 10 be procured
al MR. Fiiz~ hyi>onn's and MIR. Bartow's bookstores.
hichmond December TO- 06-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
Ftiy- Three W groes for Sale.

pY virtue of a deed OF executed by Michael w.
ID Hancock Edmund Tayoriand Patrick Gibson,
purposes therein memtOned bearing date the tenth
cember si9 and recorded in the Of Chester
held SHALL surviving trustee, prsceed sell
nesday The seventh day of January il fair If
first ia day thereafter, ~ O'clock before
Eagle tavern in the city of Richmond ready money -
ty-three slaves consisting of men, and children
Those wishing purchase will have opportunity this
sale of supplying themselves with valuable
and several efficient crop-hauds.
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
no Observation-Disclosures

WISH To sell my tract Ofland Polecat Swamp 10 the
Of Caroline II contains about 1000 about
100 swamp, equal any in Virginia for tobacco AS
considered equal II superior any ~ the Rich
mond market The improvements Of the best Kind for
quarter plantation, and situation healthy below
the Rdgeif sell IL mss be immediately and the objsct
being paw deis, claim against will be taken
in part The premises will be shown by Mr. Pond. nay
ovrreer, residing she place, any person inclined 10
purchase bargain may he had " early application be
made WILSON ALLEN.
nnrpiirr fresn Sent. 30 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAI-E

w ILL 10" sold TO the highest birder credit Of ~
W mnhhs an the 18th day Of December 1925 H. fair
W not the next fair day therener)a the plantation
DhVt Johnson drceassd in Louisa, the Court house,
between 80 ana 30 NEGROEs all the stock of horse cows
She'p ana h7gspanation tools crop Of fodder by
Nc The negroes very likely and vaushlr consisting
Of men, BOYS, women and girls Bond and approved security
VII be required payable demand with endorsement,
Iha ~ they paid before the I8fl nf Decembec
1924, the interest will be remiiie, and M n ordered"
THOMAS JOHNSON, Adm'cr
Nov 2t-vihs+ az n,yid ioln."r doc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

IOY virtue Of decree Uf Louisa county court viii De
ID sold, public auction, the premises Monday
2gh day u December next n fair, II not the
dav credit Of and two aud possession rver
day 81 January 1925 the tract ofland which Mer
weiber Smith dec lived, in The county Of LOUISA, the
waters hOyth East creek, containing about $50 acres
half cleared and The balance well tmbered Tbe i'm
provemcnts comfortable dwelling house well finish
ell house, and all other 0uhOuses good
repsr. At the same time aud place will sold, ON b
credit 0f " months. thirteen negroes consisting Of men 0i
whom good hewers and sawyers) and
dren belonging the of the said smith Bonds and
approved security will be required ~ lie purchasers and
of trust in addition for the purchase money OF the
land. CHARLES rHOMpSON, Z g.
CHS. S. kIMDROUGH. }NOi" -
November H. 5S--W4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
CRATES. PLOUGHS- q q

TTIIIE subscriber is receiving and offers for sale mode
rate terms consignment Of fresh imported and LA nd
somey assorted crates Of CTookery and Queens Ware hest
English Seine Irvine, and materials for servants clothing,
such rs Plains, kerseys, Napt Cottons, &c. &c.
He Is regularly furnished with PLOUGHS Of various ST.
Ies and patterns from the mandatory of Messrs DeakyRe
and Palmer, which having been tried by aumber of
pectabie farmers and found perform entirely their
satisfaction, respectfully and confidently offered the
public. GEO. p. RICHARDSON,
Sign Of the Golden Plough.
Where IS constantly kept general and well selected
stock of GROCERIES,.
her A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
NOTlCE

4FOI
M ILL he sold for cash. the O January next
~ ~ Iar ~ not the fair day thcrenter. Allen
Lndsays tavern DANES City county, eight likely young
negroes, consisting of bows aud girls
an persons having claims arainst The estate
Banks, dec late Of the Of James
TO make them known before above nentonsd
ami all those indebted TO said 10 make
Immediate payment TO ARCIEI, HAWKINS,
Committee aud admir- at the
t-c.9 bl-rWtds Estate Jansz Ranks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
PUBLIC, AUCTIOY

virtue OF deed of trust The Subscriber
- ny Edmund Taylor and Frauces Ann. wife or the
r Gay OF April 1870, and recorded Court o Ilns-
tinss Tor ur cly of Richmond the 7,h day of April
ioo-9r The purpose ot securing Doctor Charles Morris
oi o"folr c"nity as enhOrser for the said Edmund
% now dec Two notes IN the said deed particularly
nsSeT,oed-"Ie OF which notes the Doctor Charles
M"rls ms already been compelled take up-we shalt
sen ~ pnnc auction for ready money, house lately
.cc"pe" %. the SAID Edmund TAYLOR dee. Friday
Ih dny Oi D-cenber inst 0he sale 10 commence -, ,en
o"t"hO an ne household and Kitchen Fur Nj rURE,
WIN io"r SLAVES, named Aggy, Charlotte Thomas aud
Witey--beongng to lbesad Edmund Tnylor deceased.
j. p. TAYLOR,
j. j. TAYLOR. Trustees.
>. W. 3D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

Richmond, December 9. EST
FlH virtue OF deed of trust executed Is
ton and WIFE, and for the purposes therein expressed
VIII be sold Monday, the 22d day of this month"; If
otherwise the fair day ~ O'Clock. the
Eagle favernn this city, to the highest bidder the follow
ing PROPERTY, viz
certain pieceofGRouND lying in the said CITY, front
ing Governors street 90 10 feet, aud running
feet being part Of the Lot the Governors
Garden.
Five ofLAND IN INTERCHANGEABLE, IIenrco county
One SHARE inIhe Va. Museum.
Two SHARES ~ the Organ of the Monumental Church.
And on the following day, IL fair, otherwise, the next
fair day, by virtue OF deed Of executed by Robert
Gamble and wife, will be sold the premises. the LOT
ing in the said city aud third Streets (on which The
said Gamble resideS containing half acre. about
Quantity be the same more or less together with the i'm
prsvenients thereon consisting of brick DIV ell
Ing house, and other necessary out-houses.
Also, ut the time and place last stated bv virtue
the deed last mentioned, csrsiR other piece of Ground,
lying in The said City, 18th and 9Th north OF
street, containing between three acres nd join
ing the property Of Bernard Peyton San Mordeca Ly.
da BroadnhK, &c
Terms-For tue Shares in the Museum and Organ-and
the Land in Mechancsvile. cash.
For the residue OF the Property--made known the
days Of sale.
BY order OF the Trustees.
nerpm II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
HIRELINGS WANTED.

HIRELINGS WANTED.
TOBACCO SrEMMERS & TWlSTERS.-rhe subscri-
Der desires TO hire for the ensuing year hundred
tobacco miners and manufacturers also
presshen aud four good coopers, keg makers.
Manchester, Dec g. 63-tf COLIN MAC RAE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Hospital in the city of Williamsburg coupled and
that patients male female, will be
the said hospital until Of the said cells
Due notice of which win lie given
by order of the Court of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, c. O. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

ON tie 6rI day al January the subscribers being
~ duly authorised by MIR. John DarracOtt will sell To the
highest bidder at pubic auction, the TRACT OF LAND
on which the said Draco at present resides situated
the Forks of Hanover about eight miles above Uanover
Courthouse containing about three hundred There
Is this trnc ot land Of the largest
houses IN this part Virginia being almost new finished
and painted ~ The best ylebesides, there all other
necessary out houses Including cehOuse &r The Sit
urOn healthy and handsome, in genieel and agreeable
neigbhorh0d, and immediately adjacent an excellent
mill MI Darrscot viii take pressure in showing pre-
misses to nny person wishing purchase The sale viii
tahe place ~ rayor@vie, about two miles from prem-
where there Is generally large collection Of persons
assembled Tor the purppse Of hiring negroes.
The terms u sale will e credit NJ g. ard q months
the purchaser giving bunds with approved security and
deed Ofuust to secUre The purchase money.
JsN EPll NJ. SHEPPARD,
Nov. q. 57-iH WIZ. WINSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the late Reuben
Winiree, OF Chesterfield county, requested pre-
sem them for settlement; those Indebted by bonds notes,
or open accounts desired to make payment without
delay, as no indulgence can be given
SAMUEL WINFREE, Executor
Of Reuben Winfree dec
Petersburg. Nov. a. 5s-wav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

fHIiE subscribers empowered by the president and
directors the James River Company TO receive prp.
posa Tor part OF the Looms authorised he procured by
hen Nv an act of the General Assembly passed the 9th
day Of February 1929 entitled An making more eer
ual provision TO carry into effect the entitled act
10 snend the act entitled an net for clearing and improving
the navigation ofJrmes river and for uniting the Eastern
and Western by the James and Ranaw ha rivers
and for other purposes"
All monies loaned in pursuance Of the said act must be
paid into the treasury the Of the I'd AUDITOR
Upon the of each Loaned Trennyey oS
hs Commonwealth iDN issue etrGcote of stock for ne
amount hsre pupoyfing h0t the otces TO
Such enoer his &c. the loaned with
the interest agreed on-hat the interest shall be semi an
nualy padtal the principal irredeemabIe for
twenty years and afterwards be redeemed at tbe peos
ure OF the Legislature.
JBRmAN BAKER, Treasurer.
Sent Sf-n ! Known. yr A Anti,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate of
IA DAVID SHEPHERD deceased laie nf FIuynnne
county and state 0 Virginia, requested make the
known in order that provision br made for djschnrg-
ing them Those indebted said estate are snriied 10
make Immediate payment indulgence cannot be- granted
THOMAS BAKER, Admors with the will ann.
M. b. SHEPHERD Of David Shepherd dec.
NOVEMBER lS. 56-wGWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

NihGINlA: Az IA Superior Court oiCbancrrv held NJ
the Capitol IN the city of Richmond 8th day OF jar
udry, 1922:
Robert Gaines Piaint;G
AgdHst ~
Robert B Gaines, adm with the will annexed of VII
nam uaines, dec'ihe said Robert b. Gaines aud Lucy
his wlte, ana William T. Gaines Aartha L. Gaines MARY
y. 3a'nes '"d EDWARD Is H,n, DTS
The defendants William i. Gaines and Edward b. Hin
who ar Sut OF this country an against whom the painIii
appears To have proceeded in the pres bpd by law
against absent defendants ,5til failing appear and
Oh motion OF the Plaintby doth ia his
NH Tor confessed as To those
ing on :" he heard on the bill the OF the Defendant
itooert ID daines and the other defendants
cretal order takisg the bill for confessed which
appears To have been duly executed, exhi!iii
argued by counselon consideration whereof the court
doth order that the said Robert g. Gaues do render "a
account oi his administration of the ntesu,-
before commissioner o the who directed 10 ex-
ahhr slate and settle the said
treoi to ae court with specially stated deem
eu pertinent by himself which may required by Ike
parties to toe stated.
copg-Teste, WM. w. HENING, G. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The parties interested
Richmond, Dec 5lh, 1928. : i'll please take nn,e
mat have appointed the 9th day OF next 10 COM
rnce the account directed the order Of
court on which day al "cuck A. Nj they required 10.
attend at my office in this ci'v with c cunts ans
vouchers ready Tor examination anu settlement
Dec. H. 6i-w4w H. RNKER Nj. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
POTONAC CONPANY

NOTICE hereby given, that general meeting Of
Potomac Company has been aPpoioted 60 he held a
the Columbian Inn, in Georgetown. n. G.. Monday
22d day OF December next O'clock for the purpose
Of considering certain important matters regarding ieir
interests which will be then submitted 10 them.
J. MASON, PTes't 20. Co..
GEORGETOWN. Nov. %. 5a-int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
NOTICE-

NICHOLAS J. PoINDEXTER has removed IN the city
OF RichmOnd with vew to traDsac,inC Commission
brsnesshe will for the present found at the grocery
store OF William Anderson Gary Stree-where all
ders from his friends IN the country or elsewhere will he
thankfully received aud promptly executed
NICHOLAS J. POTNDEXTER.
November -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

10 Mary w. Turner Wiitiam ~. TArMer, and
John d. Turner, children and heirs IF John Tuner dee
you have 10 place of residence known Ia me- take
this method of notifying you, that legacy 10 which
yon are entitled from the estate of grandfather John
Iurner, dec u hands, which am ready 10 nav
- you upon your executing refpding bonds. In
iess early application be made consider myself exoner
ed from the payment OF interest aler this notice
JAMES TURNER, Sen.
Adn'or Of John Turner dec.
Caroline County, Nov. %. Gn-,o,