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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-27

Mammoth Turnips.-Two fiat Eng.
lish Turnips were raised, this season, by
a gentleman at Fryeburgh, each Of
which weighed eleven pounds. Five Of
smaller size weighed 38 lbs or.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-27

Pres;aenticl.-Ameeting oftne friends
of Mr.. Clay has been held at Worcester,
and several Resolutions, recommending
him for President, introduced by DR.. In
gals, of Boston, were passed. The res
olutions also recommend the District
Electoral Nomination, in confidence that
those electors would vote for Mr.. Clay.
Now it is we'll known, that this same DR..
Ingalls, is rank Crawfordite, and one of
the general committee to manage the
cause of Mr.. Crawford in that State
Thus it is endeavoured TO deceive the
people as TO their votes. The Craw-
fordites finding, that they cannot prevail
upon the people TO support their favorite,
are attempting to gain their object by
telling the people the umpledged electors
will vote for another candidate. which
there is no reason to believe will be the
case. The Crawfordites are forced to
this duplicity and deception, by the des-
peration OF their cause.
Providence In.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-27
For the Massachusetts, Spy.1

Mr.. Editor
1t is the wish of many individuals of Worces-
ter South District, that the nomination Of
the
Hon. AARON TUFTS,
for candidate to represent the District in the
next Congress, may be published in your paper.
he Is gentleman we'll known through the
County; any recommendation Of ours would
therefore be superfuous. His business. and
situation in life, have peculiarly fitted him to
represent an agricultural anu manufacturing
District like that of our own.
"
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-27

1t will be perceived that at a meeting at
Oxford on Monday, SUMNER BAsTow, Esq.
was nominated as the Republican candi-
date" for Congress. Now then we have a fair
view of the field. The candidates, fellow-cit-
liens, are all before you--and who among
them will you choose On careful and con-
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-27
adams .Meetiag an .Aleeo- York

adams Injecting an .Nes0- York.
Two thousand independent electors, the
friends Of John Quincy Adams, attended a
meeting in the city of New FORK, on Thurs
day evening the 18th inst. The following
were among the resolutions unanimously a
dopted at this meeting, and ordered to ba
printed.
Resotved, That we disapprove Of
the practice of nominating candidates for
the Presidency and Vice-Presideucy in
Congressional Caucus, because of lis
manifest tendency to corrupt the legis.
lative branch of the National Govern
ment, TO divert the attention of its mem.
bers from their constitutional duties, to
render the Chief Magistracy of the coun-
TRY the object of intrigue and manage
ment, and 10 destroy our well balanced
Constitution, which has disqualified them
from being Electors, that in the event oil
the election coming into the House, they
may act independently aud unshacklet
by any former acts in relation to the
election.
Resolved, That we regard the latc
caucus nomination at Washington, as an
attempt by a, few partisans TO force indi.
viduals of t9eir choice upon the people
in defiance OF the public will, and that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
Lnnd and NEGROES For .No1e-


or Tuesday the 2sd of November next will he sold 10
- Tue highest bidder the premises, thai valuable
Tract OF Land lying East River the county of Ma
NEWS wherein the late John Patterson resided contain
ing about 500 acres nearly all Of which cleared and in
cnsedIths lands beautifully situated, commanding ar
ehens,ve water prospect-nnd as heay any place in
the STATE Upon the premises spacious and ropveni
emit dwelling house, and every convenient CLUBHOUSE for
s"eh an estahisiment-Also, valuable tide .Grst Mill
IN COOL orler, constructed 10 work ebb and doo
he-rhe quality of the soil is good well adapted 10
tue growth OF corn, wheat and oats-Asn. annher rrac
oi Lana enreiv in wool lying about mile higher up Tie
river anu immediately ON the water, containing about 2;5
acres Al he same time and place will sold abaut
valuable SIZES consisting Of men, won,rn, and chill.
urn probably asliaely in Virgna-and an unus,
any large proportion of them under 20 y-nrs OF ape-A
mon thein are many yarnbe house servants sale of
nem IN iamilies as far practicable, be
geAlso oil HE oie. personal estate the deceased
TERMS OF saietor the land fourth the money will
I've required on the frs, Of Jnnuary next (when
VIII " giveul aud the balance six and eighteen
,ohlis herrns'e:aonh with approved security aud n
drrd irus, upon the land the payment will ne
Negroes will I've sold for cash nj The otLrr
property credit OF nine montbs-The sale
"m oe continued from day ~ dav until compleled
,.., CHR: TOMPKtNS, Administ traitor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

L OliANCEAY-M a court held far pr;.. ,,.-.
rony, Ssp'emb-r the 2p,h, 1924 - u
trent Z. Harrison, Dahney u MARY n V.,, =, =.
chi guardian Charles Knight 's, ny 'hetr sps-
Against complainant
sor and William, h.IIarrtsvn ~ " "n , ifarri-
" CHARLES KNIGHT is ar,o,,., peirhdants
80, =; 10, 'ne sprri, purpose oil projecting tbs;,
',es' III u'is sur, AID the defendant W M NJ i,.,r;s
not having entered hts att..ianr. "a. harrison
Of , ," :" a" nc, 81 'hr General Assembly the rules
ronr, Inn, r.. T. & nrlraig I" the satisfaction of the
.na' ne u ho an ihhauiinut Of this slate nm H.
" . vi '%s enmrain"r's, hy counsel is ordered liza
we sHn eiriuai l. W M. ~. Harrison DO nppeor - a
We hss ia, OF Dec, nter me- and spsv or ,, on
U" n"n' wv anu that copy this ord-, be Go,,
,i y" son'e Que ~ public new spapcs rrn,ed ~
. oi 'ithm"nu tor Nv" months surcess,eir and al
Fos" -" uc front door OF The house OF ms count,
copy. Tesie, NJ on St,., .' W.
October I6 - "oHoi.aM ~ Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
PLOUGH MANUFACTOkY
OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.

VIE subscribers respectfully inform the public, that
, Al IMPLEMENTS, viz Freedom, Wood, and Wool.
Iey fougns; cast points and land sides for Daeon
and improved Bsrs6Rr~ PIsugh which, from the
o.D rs 81 and no, being liable eoak is
Maxeys three-mould Seeder single and double shovel
f'Sugns, harrows, cnItivaors Straw Cutters &C..
agricultural implements repaired shortest notice
Any article sold from This Establishment which shall NOT
De found equal to what is represented may be
Having perfect knowledge OF the business they are
confident Of rendering general satiscon share OF pn
nc patronage Is solicited. DEAKYNE 4 PALMER.
Sept. 81. an-,r~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

NcHANoEai: AT Ruiss holden In the Clerks Office of
iS2i: " '1e II" "as VI oe'ooer,
Nicholas Poindexter, administrator de bop, non with
inc VIII annexed Of James Dabnsy, dec. Plaintiff,
hon as Shelton Sen surviving husband of Ceceja Lie
ME, VINO WINS Cecilia Dabncs, David Watson n.iu,r ~
William pabuey, Samuel fod suryiy,u. h.sn. s
marty ms Wife, who Charity uabrry bona, I.r,li
anu Ann anderson his wife, otrt Geo, pc and J.;,h lis
marx L. Nicholas aud ietsey lie Jobu K;og nr,
Mahess s Wife kitty ltsrin Poily ar,iin honas ,iar
ain amam'a ifnr'iin James Hardin Chari,v nriip AM,
% i'hrd'n, Which said Judi.h petssy Nance XIV
vy, Inonas, Amanda, James, Charity and Cbs,les nse
% o. ihe salt Thomas iiasiu Ann A. his lie I'd
T. riaam ard Mary his wife, keuL~n ktmarrs admir- of
!"'Ts paon-y dec Christopher Iolnson Elzo,rh Ir,wn
r.e f.1aoem Dabney, James H. Juhnsu Ia Jonason'
inom"s Johnson and Nnroey johnson, Dsfsnd.nss
me uetendants Samuel Todd, Thomas Dnrl;n and A.,
ANDERSON Hardin bis wife, Robert George md i,;,,
nus whe' marx r. Nishoas Ilrtscy hi. w,ca rn
hine nhd Nancy his wife, Kitty Hardin Polly I,.,',
athanda Hardin, James Hardin, Chari,y Mas; VII,
Cuaries Hardin, Christopher Johnson Eii,ah.,h 49,
James D. johnson, David Jobson Thomas John.an .n"
Johnson not having entered nprear,n, and
security according To- law, and IL appealing Inv sails
factory evidence that they q, Ms
on"eai On the motion Of Plaintiff n, Ills ro,,nsa,
A. Is odeeti, that the said do anne.r L.r @
Monday Ia January next answer the hin or
s,, ~, and Thai copy OF this order lie forthwith in
& IN some one of the public N ,p,e in ,ie
On some day. "'"' VI '"is eou"'y
Octoner rs. '' 'ioNiEis y. L. u u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
TWENTY DOLLARS REWAEo

* on irom the subscriber Thursday III. ,e,t
-. ~ S.P,e'"oer, negro woman named sally aoa,
n"ow twen,y,i"o Years. her complexion mot, feu
"o very "'ieni-she has spots in her face sone,L
rug wo,nmms' hrieh, is between four and FIVE Sea
sli maui WIN good eouneuance when spnken -
n"ss Wn ner dress 1feopperns checked
Poss,oie ha' she may have changed her dress Is
sed her from Richard SIawn, negro bnv.r Pufcha-
ner from Grimes in county Of kng
same county or Is aiming get back as Mr. 10 .he
er nssnana oru arm all masters vessels
~ e,, wa, description on board-It is nosh,. III:
"aS , nave ontantd Tree papersif any person ne LIN
% Nv ~ aPI 1 The said woman and deliver b,r r.,
me, VI sre",r her IN any Jail in this state and ,ya
au'n 80 .na ge her ogaD, they shall receive the
1--WE Ie"a'" ~ith all reasonable charges rnd n The ..;,
Woman Should be apprehended OF The state ~. i
@ s s home 10 me in said State or deijyersa in
Any 1',n ine state OF Virginia. give infprms,on so
a srt ner again, tbe person persons sbnI
'ew"r" OF ioriy dollars with all lawful CHI arcs '''
U,pov.r 90 ", ..c,,u ROBERT AGREE.
u The Fredericksburg Herald viii pulI;sh ~. ,
Werkty tor 4 times and charge this of,rs ''e aoo't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

w As COMMITTED 10 the Jail % Shenandoah, co"niy,
W on tuesday the Sd instant, runaway, pegre
man calling himself BEN, feet or inches high small
scar on his right huee says he belongs 10 Mr. William
Drupey, living upon Pnmunkey liver, In VifgiRia Had
on when committed tow shirt twiIled yarn round
about hHd gray casenef paniaoons.
The owner Of the above described negro Is requested
come forward prove his property, pny charges tahe
reefs. a. a. KSffSIEY 4 & r.
october rs 5l-wf2wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
EXECUTORS SALE

IN tue 3oh OF next month"; IL fair if not lie uext fair
Gay, the EIrcuo- oS Johr NJ Sheppard will sell 4.
ngnes si'ider, al Scoic Town n Hanover n,au, five
unureu barrels OF Corn all the Fodder and other long
large stock OF work horses and colts latter
work oxen; the stock OF Sheep and Hog, and
ana Kitchen FURNITURE including excellent beds pan,a
articles. 100 "''A o''e'
Bonds with approved security payable the frs, Of DC
pef 1870 fs bear interest from the date will
tor AL sums over ten dollars, for that and
viii he expected. IL the bonds punciuay pnid br
day TO day till all is sold. '
November . 70 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
BY his Governor If ne cemmos,weslth of Jsrriaia.
L. A PROCLAMATION.

WMEnEAS u has beenrepressnied 10 the Executive by
.e Snens OF Amelia county that certain William,
n'"~n suss Coleman Walker, who he'd been remandssi
20 Tue Eau Of said county 10y examining Court thereof
J ns r. ON charge Of horse s'esling the
ne 10Th OF Septepiber last break abe snid Jail
na make bis escape therefrom and going large;
nss Ne s'o with The advice Of the
So"Su c'se, 70 oder reward Of fifty dollars
OF who will nrprehend and the
alas. a,sns eSSn,y aioresai the said Wiil'nm Brown,
r.s' SoIsme" walker, and do require all
ner ev and military and exhort the good people OF
S TO use their best eudeavours 10 cause
with rs the law directs. -
Given uuder my hand as Governor and under the Sea
~ 4. OF inc Commonwealth NJ Richmond, this 25tu
IL - day Of October. 1924.
,y,,,,, JAMES PLEASANTS.
UiELIA" bhOHn, nliaS, coleman Walker, h is be-
esed WAS raised in Halifax coun,y-hs Is about middle
aIs, dark xon, long Roman nos~ thick eye bros
ana aoou 70 years old IL IL said he has wife and chill
go. Oc,ol,rr 90 s9-,,xa~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
NATIONAL ROAD.
3ddress 10 The Post Muster General fro,, ,Ls I,;,,.
of Sbeu1ndo,L ~ 80 N'e-

'I"uTtSS TO Ws FoFT IdsIsr GeneraI from me C;I;,s
of Shenandoah.
DIR, 10 the undersigned committee sppo;o, o.,
mee'Ing OF we cHIzens Of The south east end NJ
Shenandoah held in Luray on the ig, ;ns,su, ~ y,
neen delegated, the Jny Of calling the arcade, ~
The depatmcnr, over which, you have the bono. " "
preside, 10 wha, they deem he most pracdcable and
u gtnnrally coucedeJ-will lie point in the survss,
70 bP mde ny The Executive in conformity 10 ibe
"c' OF 'bc last Congress, contemplating the es,sblsh.
m M ., = National Road, from Washington Cay 10
Your msmoriaIisis feel, and feeling cannot but ex .
Prcss 'her conviction OF the expcdiency and po,cy
~ me contemplated road, and their wish that sur
seys may ne conducted on liberal and nation nj views
regarding more tho important politjcal moral 80
eommercal advantages 10 result from IT, ,IaD Direct
o' route, or even economy in its ennsfructioo
1'reci lac from Washington city to New Ore,ns
psss ,"'ough har'en country, with sparse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
MISS ELIZABETH KEFIINC

hesL ~ ~ That on the first day OF December
wa 10 hf S'ure-hous- q Watkins A. 4, co. -. II,
T"n, " vhssioe' between the lours OF erh, in The
.onIhe hhn foNr ~ The evening that dny ard e. 20
from nay To tc until the whole are akep ~ VI
" axe me deposition Of JOSEPH Pearson and of oep rt
w ne T'nr MS evidence IN nov d,ps pdry
uu,y Cont oi Charlotte, and undetermined whsra;a
nn f,ainih snd you and VIM. Toler are de}s.dan,. =,
proper. ~ o"" you think
October 2s. "p ~ foWLRES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
NOTICE.

II persons having claims against The estate of Thomas
Tnsiey, dec either his character Of Sheriff OF Han
over or on bis private will be pleased TO make
them known TO the subscriber possible " "
particularly requested those bayng cinnIs sgains
BIN as Sheriff should Immediately present them, Mr..
VIM ID. Abbott, Of his Depu,ies Is in Virginia.
THOMAS q. TiNSLEY, Admir-
OF Thomns Tinsiey, dec
nov, ?. 55-Viw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
LAND FOR SALE

tSf virtue ~ deed Of trust from, f,I,,.,s n -
w 1n'ed the nth day Of May last sod 70 ~, ihf
we county Court Of james CITY TO uy
sa"h hac, ohry 'herein mentioned, viii l,e coil -
' % we Uourthouse the civ os VIII Ior
h bak, ,ns sih Monday in November nest t., rs,
, ~ ey aforesaid and estimated TO eon,s,n ~; ",ng
~ a., sy one seres, more or less 10 the
~ ,"s sums Of money IN the deed
bs, " s1, US one mile above Liodys Tavern sn" a.,
~ eor | s. VIC isvern IS well adapted ~ The e,,'S
soep,ry TS. ore ,s ., me snhes places in The er
10 me rs Trustee. ~ " 'V"'tyehasis vested
oe,obe, "a EDMonD TAYLOR, Trr.,e.
SI<Sgfvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

10, oNbLD irom this place about the las, ar A..
Negro Man named LEN, hr trade n aug us''
,onGiag 10 Mrs Cooke Of Aibemarie Len is n ss ,t
IoohnB bi'ck negro, with remarkable red eyos III
me"h understand he is running In some Ion, w. aik :"
nser VII, r"y ,he above reward viii aisrea.oI,
Mrs d. A. Cooke, of AIbeniarie. IL any JAIL or To
Richmond. oc,oner 70 WEI II. DYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
n onANcERY-l. No,,oway County Corr, - s..

L TENDER, 1874 -, ." >fp'
Elan Bass ard Mary Z. FL. his wife comrniur,,.
against "f""N
Rober, H. Oliver, Richard Epes, Sheriff Of Noou ay ,,a
aunr oi isaac Winse, Gee. aud LAngie. Is. Jenrngs
1ra..,.r 80. defendants.
Ihedeeodar Oliver, not having entered his app~nrsne.
anu gwen security nccordirg the Of Assembly an
~ 'nr court thnt he Is not lnhaban OF this state ON
s m"on Q, the ermPlanans by their counsel II is or.
"ereu sunt the satd d~enart Oliver, o eppear here IN
& n.s thursday 10 Dee~mher next, answer the hill
sna give security Toe performing the deeree othe courr
and that COPY Of order be published i'm Mn. Tish
~ .. nnq"i.er TOR two months successfully, and posted
nj thr rent dc,r OF the Courthouse Ut this coun,y
~ SuIy. Ieste, I. w. row YELL d. c.
Nv ays
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

Nt'o Hampshire Electors One ticker ru Electors
was supported ~ New Hampshire. The gen,ieme,.
Presidency. For Representatives. 10 Caasrrss, thor
was some difference OF opinion, althong the number
Of sote> given appears TO be unusually small. The
otate IS e"''ied TO SIX Representatives, aui they
chosen on G.scral Ticket, There seems 10 Iava
been little opposition to MIR. Bartlett anL Mr. Whip-
pie, presenI members. As we have colec,cd from
the newspaper paragraphs preceding The election
me pr,nc'pai contest would appear 10 lie, between
MIR Webster and Mr.. Harvey, of the county Of Mer-
r,mack, Gen Miller and Mr. Brown, OF the county OF
tillsboroogh, Mr., Henderson and MI. IIealry, of
Eastman, oftse county OF STAFFORD. We have seen
only retarDs from Portsmouth,, Exeter, Concord, Ep-
som, Boscawep, Amherst, Merrimack, Dunslabie,
Londonderry, and Dover. "
La these, the votes for the cauditIar,s above men,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
October IS.
EDUCATION.

A 1881 gentleman who has had several wears exoe-
g"gS Mrmhmer DC wishes engage as an Instructor
r.cer nd 5sr Satisfactory Testimonials ms To cha
",,s s,u quahcniion can be produced, if required
tended IN. Ecym.sn.S WIZ We duly al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
FORTY DOLLARS nEw.pn

WILL be given for delivering 10 nv Ovcrsecr nit,
~ I"'trrton' near Cnrtersyile, negro man, BILLY
Mno .an away on me 18Th OF June. Dey is about tha
down I"oM, slcaks slowly and humbIy p,rchassd h,r
Sept.5 "asnISoN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
NOTICE

A PETITION will lie presented IN ,h. no =, &C.,
ssmbly Of virginia prrying that the Msnebesr ms
Turnpike Law, with regard TO Tolls WI" Tue General
October 3, 1924. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

The venerable Ex-president Adams entered
on his ninetieth year on Saturday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

Mk ALtxANDEW ~ kil-aIk.
hhn roi IOE-That shall on the 29ib and 3o,h day
ni Noyemoef, IN The year 1924, the Tavern of rbos
scott ~ rowhaan Courthouse, between the hours of nine
~ me forenoon and five in the afternoon OF each day
Procgen 70 ,nss zoe dispositions Of Hughes Owen Will
, ,o a anu o'hers Snd shall Also on the 9Th day Of
peeemDer following at Campbell Courthouse, between
aS ~ os OF mat day, proceed to take ie depos
ol m,s nary lewis ana oilers: And also, on the
10y. y.n ann ,be iath Of The month ihe Office OF III
10y nse,, Mo,ary Pusc IN The city Of Richmond shalt
me same hours OF day TO
ssposons OF Jeddiah Allen, and others, 10 he
esIeence IN certain matter Ia controversy now pending
and undetermined in The nrrrior ourt n Cbancery or
t s District, wherein plaintiff aud you and
November 2. " 5s-sSSs,ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

We hare for Sale, Standing Presses,
OF new and approved kind, Cheap.-rbose who feel
inclined TO purchase, will please lcall aud examine
them at Office. 81
SHEPARD 4 POLLARD.
October %. so-re,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
N()TICE

c,IasL peon me next General Assembly, of v;r,,,
'nr inc passage 81 law establishing town 'mg'na
river navigation. ny '" AZ 80 mead OF Wills
Tlnct jnPl,1r o.,... a 49,. EDWARD CURD,
-------, -Eol-s 2, va. 4S-w6wt
w 90 committed TO the jail Ifenrico county a. a.
~ WI, 6<4i Negro calling bim..r ~ ~
.s ssss nn he was born free, and was Lonn ~ ~ =
hs,., ro",y FIankiin who lives in New Gasrow A.,
M .oun,y from whom he ran away SAID e, n'1
49, ~, ey one years old, his complexion ra,her
"a :" ni"lao, about five feet SIX inches h;as
looms and cotton shirt " " '"e c"'s'hsu Panta-
s owner Fl said Slave is hereby reaured IN eoc
he ~, properly, pay charges and take him aw.v -,
We wiz Oe dealt with ms the law directs. "aS' or
JOHN p. BURTON Ds
c..,u,o, For VIM cambridge Is M n
42--R1ox
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

VIE subscriber has lien all the property goods
drnts ana effects of the firm Of Boyd Hicks in 30, d.
ION, virginia, which IS duly recorded in clerks Off
OF the county court OF meckenburg, and though the Firm
Is sun 10 continue under its original name some other
all contracts whatever is to be made bv npd
through thf subscriber who has Of course whole ma
me business He therefore, informs pub
nc mat he will not he bound any contract an the
" SAID hrm unless 1t be made with him personally.
49,, -. - DANIEL T. HICKS.
III, a ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

COII,AGE GRAaIMAH SCH0OL Aug. 70, 1874
w tnis DAY Superintendent the annual pubck exsm-
y. naop oi Tue students Of the above seminary, and
Win pleasure say that the examination throughout was
bigny granyng to US aud complimentary the teachers
ahu uhen's ne several classes answered tue
questions Nun propp'ness seldom equalled and
The dierent sas;e urn perfectly well grounded in
GEO: w BASSETT,
X. A. CHRISTIAN,
q. A. JONES,
NJ u. BOOTH,
-, WIN. L. FAUNTIEROY.
single uepeman we'll qualified teach all the branches
uuent Respectable Grammar School. His recomp,en
dsons ior qualifications character must be sa,sfse
tory With such will divide the tuition fees
f,a,,... .,.,, = ". NJ SEGAR.
Now 59--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS.
JoHN WILLIAM GlLLIATT, have received p er the
late arrivals from London Liver their Fail SIM
ply OF GOODS, which have been selected with great
terms, viz
Best London cloths and cassere assorted coors
"ough and Braithwate's, and James Gondy and Sons
double miiled naPt cottons -,
Point, rose, and striped blankets
White red yellow and green nanneis and green baires
Double miiled drab cloths
Blue, green, drab and mkt plains
Blue, brow u, drab and mkt 81 cloths
Olive, drab and blue fearnoughts ferns
FIGURED bombazeus and Caroline plad assorted ne pat
Siout "A Irish linens and table diapers
Herman sznaburgs
tibberts hest brown stout and male ale
iaouy CO.'S snuh in small casas, OF superior quality.
Also. IA Store, and receiui,e-
&o0 bags prime Green Coffee part which the M crop
gu CASKS Scott Co.'s, aud 0ivina & Gu IS old Lon,.o,
farncuar Madeira Wine, imported direct, some ui
which was selected from the Vintage 1917, of pc.
eu na., hne havour and is highly approved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

- FEIER X. BEPERLT, ESQ.
'ahE Notice, that we shall the first day Of Decem-
per nex at the house of jeremiah Stroller AZ CuIpe
per Courthouse between sunrise and the same
1hy, proceed to take the dispositions OF Jirbtfoot.
sonn VI Neal VIM Broadus, jun. and Others and on the
"urta cay OF said December, the hours of the
uay al Saunton !" the county Augusta NJ the Office of
m henney, Jun proceed 10 take The deposition OF Ed
o,ng,on illiam KeDney jun and others, and on The
egn'n gay OF the same month, and the hours III the
' =. ,oe mouse OF Charles Carter Esq IN the county
proceed TO take the deposition of the said
ohaIies chter-ni 10 be read in evidence in suit de-
renn"g IN Tue Superior Court Of Cbsncery the Rich
honn nsuIe IN which we defendants and yourself
ppnIanu ~ from any the tlepnsiiions shall not
oe confeleu or taRen the days aforesaid, we shall
rom gay 10 day thereafter, the aforesaid pla
ces, anu he hnrs aforesaid, take the said
CHAHLES ELLIS.
x,.,, JOHN ALLAN.