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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
POETRY.
From the Charleston Courier.
THE THORN.


The field was damp with limPid dews,
Where fair Maria straysd,
AID sought an unotfsnding rose
That wantoued on the glade:
Bot while she tore it from the waste,
Her bosom TO adorn,
The rose r~provsd her cruel haste,
And pierced her with thorn.
And while the blood oezed from the wound
And left crimson stain,
She cast the flower upon the ground,
Aud sighed and wept with pain;
And said, while her bright eyes revealed
The whitening glance of scorn,
sWho would have tho't such sweets coneeai''
An envious, ranking Liorn.'
Maria. bid thy sorrows cease,
And smooth thy cloudy brow,
For, lovely girl, you may from this
A useful lesson know.
How many cIssh'd by nameless woes,
Range through the world foilorn!
And stead Of pleasures magic rose,
F,no disappointment's thorn!
The belle pursues her needless way,
To answer fashions call,
And shines among the vainly gay
Who grace the crowded hall.
She think Ks to reach the rosy bower,
Where happiness was horn;
She strives to pluck the blushing flower,
But finds, instead, thDrs.
The rural nymph, who longs to shine
Upon loftier stage,
And yields her blooming charms divine
To affiuence and age:
Too late she finds the promised prize
Ofpure delight is gone,
And grasps, instead Of tranquil Joys,
Aife,destroying thorn.
Yon weeping girl, with broken heart,
Bows low at sorrows shrine;
Pale victim ofthe damned art
OF some gay hbertine,
Who robbed her OF her fame and rest,
And leaves the wretch to mourn
Who stole coRtentment from her breast,
To plant fostering thorn.
The youth IMMERSED in bland deceit,
By loves soft passion Led,
In luckless hour unites his fate
To some i'll tempered maid:
He thinks her pure as sinless dews,
Which grace the verdant lawn
He thinks to seize \ fragrant rose,
But grasps vsnomed thorn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
Duck.

T ANDING from the chip Augustus,
IL Capt. Geddings, and Tor sale BY
WIN. FOWLE T. Co.
100 bolts superior quality U. X, and Brus'
gins Russia Duck.
100 do Ravens ditto. may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
Tracts of Land:

One tract Of lease land, containing Zoo a.
cres, more or less, situated in the counties
of Fauquier and Frederick, on which the
said Robert Catlett resided at the date o.
the said deed; one other tract situated in
the same counties, purchased by the said
Robert, of William Massie and William
Gibson, containing Zoo acres, more or less,
One other Tract,
situated in the county OF Frederick, a
lease at the date of said deed, IN the pos
session Of Presley Williams, purchased by
the said Robert OF William Leach, con-
tanning SO acres, more or less.
One other Tract,
containing $50 acres, part OF lease,
devised TO the id Robert, by his father,
and purchased by him OF Henry Curtiss,
situated in the county OF Frederick, Also
One Lot of Land,
with the manufacturing I'LL and other i'm
provements thereuntoI belonging, held by
the said Peter Catlett, under decree OF
the Cbancery Court of Fredericksburg,
and under John Green and the heirs OF
John Clark, decd, one moiety OF which
has been conveyed by the said Peter Cat.
le,t TO Stephen Chiffon and Andrew Iur'
ner, Trustees Tor The benefit Of AbDer
Pollard, and recorded in The county court
OF Fauquier; the whole lot having been
conveyed by subsequent deed OF trus, 10
the said Wilfred 6. Settle, and
One other Lot,
a lease of land contiguous TO The said Mill
Lot, purchased by The said Peter Catlett,
of Armistead Thompson and Thomas
John: containing one hundred acres more
or less. and conveyed by the said Peter to
the said Wiltred G.. Settle by the same
deed Of trust; and also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06

Lime and Lumber.
TOHN H. LADD & Co. offer for sale the
u cargo Of schooner Leo:
$50 casks fresh Thomaston lime.
ALSO. the cargo OF schooner Abigail:
$4,000 feet of lumber.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, washington.
Where the Cash can be obtained tor pr.
yes as soon as drawn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
The Last Drawing but One
OF THE GRAND

Resides "a OF DIUCS 70 oil DoUS anu II u
Of la dollars
Persons ordering tickets by mail, or o:
tberwise, will he informed OF their tate Ut
desi.ed) as soon as drawn. oo
Whole tickets psO 90 Quarters D5 90
Halves 1000 Eightbs z SO
For sale, warranted undrawn, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06

which will positively be drawn on the 9Th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
THE Bo,cling Green .,iamsioa House Sc. Flo,

WISH to sell 'bat part OF the Bowling Green Estate
winch tell Ia me in the late division which
The sansion House. with about eght hundred res land
rhs Was the residence of grand father Colonel John
ti"mes nr up"ars vi nrty yearst well Ia
travellers from north south well others 10
pure Yer, particular description many
u possesses unnecessary
me clearinghouse with nine comfortable rooms excel.
lent dry cellars &c in COED ORDER with every
n"-h""'r the gardens, walks &c tasiefuy or
ih- orchards pT"iure the delicious fruits OF every
kind. rhe land of good quality and runs mn wi,hin
e" sai'is ' ne Cour'house Sluafe giving every
"gf 'r nuhings OF every SORT There about thirty
are r.p,"' 9" making from is to 90 hopsheads tohat
annually For hsalih there is place Virginia more
desirable Than this SUMMER resirn,e /, is pre
ermhi- to mos, oi the watering places. The mail stages
hortb and south pass aiorng ready counu
nicnfion &" all paris OF the United States.
fsrs"ns Wishing ~ purchase will please communities u
ar Lawrence Muse or myself; the payments will nc.
c"mn,o,ating JulIS w uooMFS
rappnhainock, Octoher s. a4-wa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS.

John 3 WILLIAM GiLLIArr have receiy,d n or he
late arrivals from London Liverpool, their Fail
ply OF GOODS, which have been selected with great
for Cash and ey offer theui for sale on
terms, viz o
Rest toninn cloths and cassiHercs assorted coo prices
Gorgb and Braiwaites aud James tiondy and Sons
tiuile miiled mart coltons
r0ii, rose, aud striped blankets
Whitc red, yellow aud green 6annes, and green baxes
Double miled drab CLOTHS
Blue, green, drab and mkt plains
Hue, brow u, drab and mixi 81 CLOTHS
Give, drab and blue fearnougiis r,erns
Figured bnbazes aud Caroline paids ne 90 nat
Stoui A. Irish linens and table diapers
drrman oznahurgs
lIbberts best brown sfout and pale nIe
Taddy Co.'S snuff in small casks, Of snperior ouaIy
8iSo, in Store, and receui,,g-
90 bags prime Green Coffee, iron
30 ca.ks Scott Co.'S and Oiyina K Gu 5 old London
Particular Madeira Wine, imported direct, some Of
which was selected lrum the Vintage of 1917 of a ne.
Guitar fine hivour, and is highly approved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
GEN. LAFAYETrE's VISIT.

We are authorised by the Mayor to state,
that letter has been received frUm Gen. La
Faye'te, in which he proposes to dine with the
Ci'izens of Fredericksburg on Saturday the
Goth instant. The military parade is therefore
expected totake place on that day. An effort
Is nav making to induce the General to change
ms arrangements so far as to arrive in Frede-
rIckshurs on the Friday evening preceding, u
attend Ball At night. IF this change canno,
bn effected, of which notice will be given in
the Wednesdays paper, the Ball will TAX.
plare on Saturday Evening. The surviving
Officers of the Revelation are respectfully in.
'icd 10 attend the Dinner on Saturday.
Fredericksburg Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

immunity BY British ship, only nominally su-
perior to her. Then the huge frigate Presi-
dent attacks, and fights for nearly three quar-
ters Of an hour, the British sloop Little Belt.
Add. even since the war, the same President,
pst the head of a squadron, makes a bungling
business Of chasing the BeIvidere.
"Whie, therefore, feeling towards Ameri-
ca bordering on contempt, had unhappily pos
sessed the mind Of the British naval officer,
rendering him more than usually carless ADD
opinionatIve, the American naval officer, hav-
ing been taught to regard his new foe with
portion Of dread, sailed forth to meet him,
with the whole Of his enc rgies reused. A mo-
ment's reflection assured him that his country's
honor was NOW IN his hands and what, in lii.
breast OF man, could be a stronger incitemrn,
to extraordinary rxertions
Thus situated were the nayirs of the twa
countries, when II. NJ. ship Guerrero, with
damaged masts, a reduced complement, and
in absolute need of that thorough rrft, IA,
which size was then, after very long cruise
speeding tn Halifax, encountered the u. S
ship Constitution. seventeen days only from
port, manned with full complement, and il
all { spects fitted for war"
To be continued,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
LEWIS WEBB 4 co.


$50 BAGS, 12bsrreis aud ~ eoGee4o hbds and
~ barrels brown sugarLoaf sugarS0 hhds prime re-
,arg m"lassrs II hhds and 100 barrels rye wskey-O
nos Carulhers reciiiied do-20 hbls apple braniy-2
ppes and 10 barrels Americas gins hhds ST
New England runs bhds. Antigua rum pipe superior
french 6rand,-L"ndon particular Madeira-Siciy Ma
ne'ra-ienerihe--shtr y-port-CoImennr-Sweet Mala-
ga-Scupprrnung wses-Liquor cuIoui ,rg- 1900 sacks
Liverro"i sa-50 tons bar run American, English and
Swedes--2tons plough pa,es-5 castings, Consisting
~ "v"s, Skiiies potts. salt boilers, tons Srrma
see-4 tons b'iSiered do-crawiy do-e0co sides soal
eh'Dero0 sides upper do Morocco goat skins
FV Spanish h,,..-i5 bbis tanners r5cO erces ho-
in"snn iihe-iO00hs North Carolina herTings-IOO
do " sbad5Dl nxes Wbiuen-re's AMI ther COTTON and
wool Carlisle guns, towing pieces ceroons Spanish
ind'go-Coppfras, alum, madrer-Logwooh, birthstone.
san pr'.e-hice, pepper pinentoMae nu,megs, cloves
hare ginger, raisins MISUNDERSTANDING brown soaD
Sn"h Spanish segars-ioud candies, teJ-Crat.s Queens
ware China, glass ware, tumlers. decanters salts
wine glasses, &c &c.Wi dow glass various sizes--De
nuo'ns-Sione ware-Pow der and shof-Talc rope, bed
corus and leading nes-Wri,ing, printing letter aud
wrapping p"per-Shop and seine Irvine 20 casks Of
ALSO,
quo pieces cotton baeeing, ~ inches wde7 pieces Hes
SINUS, Cases American broad cloths aud satinets-iO
pieces uomesc plais stripes, ohanrays shrrting shirt
ing, enecRs &c'-coiton yarus-Bales spinning cotton.
Oc,ontI !. i3-4tw6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
BY LAST EVENINGS MAT
FEMALE EDUCATIoN

MISS BoGGs will continue her sClIooI IN, ;,s,,,c.
uo oi young ladies the ensuing war NJ Fredsri1L =
III Of the subscriber IN fhg county of Io";ea
~ o instruction will comprise ne.
a sng' mtlnng arithmetic, English Gran,nsS eiecgrs,hv
,,;, ~ par,s o. astronomy as Immediately cosnsetd
r ~ uee'her with the Of the Terrestral n los =
LIT .ms iy BOARD and tuition heretofore va One bno
pa,s, ny dollars for ibe scholastic year one ha il
VI auvanee and the aBee az the end III he vssr
easn aoy nndng her own bed sotbng and towels TIE
n, VII ~, commence on the 10Th Of January and erm-
ste on tbe iOth Of Deeeuber with VACATION az one month
~ we summer. Young ladies will be boarded dnripg a.
oy any part at the of ten dollars pey
" ~ hodition 70 those already will H.
sumusd early application be made. Lei,efs J,rse,T
W, SucsooVuIe, Louisa will he attended 10.
w" Ne' 'i-"u FREDERICK HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
SHOCKE HILL TAVERN.

will open house Of public Entertainment aow,
.e ION nsan ne has built .s in house
anu spacious Stable, where the shall he constantly
kept fresh nj the door for the OF watering and
wasn,ng ma,s ana no horse shall he rode unless
hpe .he WISH o The owner He nj great
IN urnish,ng he house with hest new furniture and
n's friends and the public generally that he will
to call on him. be accommodate from 10 10 mem,
o. ,ne Legs,ue and their horses upon reasonable
~ y mouse In the city, ard should be glad 10 get
,na' nemuer. lie continues so keep for hire good Hcr
ses; ddgs and Suikey. w. DRACKETT.
-vc..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
EXECUTORS SALE.

an the S0h at month if fair &c next fair
- day, the Executors ut Johh NJ. Sheppard will sell
tue highest Bidder AT Scotch Town in Hanover, about five
i"ras, large stock OF work horses and coils
from, od-a number " fine cattle and
work the stack Of Sheep and Hogs House hold
and Kitchen Furniture including excellent beds panta
tion utensils aud Of Black Smiths teols and other
articles.
Bonds with approved security payable the first
brr, 1870 10 bear interest from will he required
fer oil dollars. for that under
will he expected. II the bonds pnnctuay paid the
interest will he reunited The sale will be
day 10 day iiil all Is sold.
November 2. J3-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
FOX TIE ENQUIRER.
THE WREATH. go,

-~ Tue brarsr men
Ns'v 'psrd tasi, eossx,s al ths tru~Yss sssnls
The wreath was lowering; bright. IN air - 49,
Ger loved Fsystts,s high. hunoared brow;
Brave Taylor wished to twipe Il there.
but, with oland-assuasive bow,
The warrior siopt Il e'er 10 fsil-,-~
For Oh, be knows bsnAoransis weli.s
You learnt !" he said, rssioub& 10 storm ttl
With hinsiess n,usket, each perform
Ahke-and each dread. daogsrs brave
Then, 10 this wreath for each ofshose
VINO fought and vanquished fkers focs-t
oh. wosd alive were ali The dead.
Wosld een theliving affwere here
Who shared our tolls, that every head
NJ ght oftlis wreath portion bear!
but ms, aIns! IL vain such Wish,
Al least part shall bloom for FIA"
Then forth his veteran friend he drew.
:, Aud s,ro,e 10 yield the peerless prize,
Bnt-a No: that glitt.ripg need il due
To thee-and unIy fAee''-he cries ,--,..s go
we fought for Vives and children here;
fou nut Tor Fame and Freedom, dear!
We dared no ocean-storms like thee:
Lett M fond frend-bright Dridc afaY
To set diktant People free ~
We had no mighty SUNS to nay
That Despot here should cease to swnyr.-
Nay, take H. Fish p and each share
OF leaves bright buds and blossoms piye,
Mtd smiles and tenrs, the brave aud fair
y From age 10 age shalt bid them live
Win odo'o splendour, spring and bloom
TIL PTtssS sell shall fluid n tomb!
And, hrm In EreetIont's eaxse-sbouls e'er
MAY every youthful Hero here
Whove nObly met, in banner'd pri,le.
10 honour u,e, and honour you
EoTn ursnihs, like tASo glory too -,
no" -AoTniie-a beautiful French expression h.yin
h oher meanings, IL Is believed, one son,eth like MI
confederation for fhs feelings of of6srs -
Delapidaed IedouLls at Yorktown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
ILLINOIS BOUNI7Y IANOS

Eoni thousand quarter sections sold for taxes
!" Tue month OF Drrembcr, 1898, moi
~ one year from that time never he re,e. med
he subscriber viii promptly attend to rrdeenrg all
Entrusted To his IL he receives the necessary
ins NY me hrs at December next all lots South OF
,ne base line aud bv the 10Th uf December on those Nor
gem. " '' -' n
aha pay all arrears of and agency charges
'"es from I'VE To ten dollars; but precise sum
caho' now be stated those who wish lots redeemed are
equsseh 10 forward Ten dollars, md should there be
surplus u can lie applied to the future years.
nose VINO live in the vicinity nf Banks are requested
"eposte HE amount iH bank ard q certificate o(
ePosS ana In order To gise assurance thai The lusi
shhi br faithfully attended to, let the certificates o
"er"s' be made payable whenever the bank receives
oeruncaie oi redemption from tile proper officer; ~ this
'hone imrracicabe The morey ean safely be sent by
"aii IN United States, or other current Bank Notes
y,, NATHANIEL SANBURN
'ahua!ia, State of Illinois. Sept. -. 1924
- . RECOMMENDATIONS.
b"ing wen acquainted with Nat haniei SnnIurn vs
na.e no hestniion IN recommending him faithful and
attentive Land agent, worthy of trust and confidence
BBNER FIELD,
treasurer OF ihe State of Illinois.
BENJAMIN MILLS,
Register Of the U. States Land-ofire VSpdaIia
~ PRINTERS throughout the United States are
.u 10 punish tie above, and perhaps render an impor.
h"i service 10 my individuals ard hose NAV have
business IN The above lire will lie EMIT
800 oS.--,Y. octolPr -. 1a-w5w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
TAKE NOTICE

All building large BRICK BOI,SE IN ,,;,s. .,o.
- ,ns og ~ hiehmcnd, on the Brooke TURNPIKE on The
@ a. ,nn, neaas 10 Louisa Coust House, Charoes
e,.o o'un'on, the Sweet Springs, 0reenbrier Ohio
hen.aesy, &c. This house is he cbted for tavern
,. - hple.s's calculated for that purpose In sdd
aona ~ virginia there is Mineral 5prng at This place
~ yn. u"'n Tue hOsse and from its known effects n,ny
pe 10 De one OF tie best below the
ano rom Us being SO near the city, will no doubt, he
sn.nd s,v. ,, many families IN The time, to
~ Suns ime ~ this very hepby and pleasant place.
me bonsr With s convenient ou, houses IS eIprcisd TO
oe 'sy NV occupation by the 18th day Of September.
o.,,. J. WALKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

TUE Subscriber has lien all the property goods,
,iebts aud effects of the firm OF Boyd Hicks, BIZ, d
ton, Virginia, which is duly recorded in clerks off
ot the conniy court Of Meckenburg and though Firm
Is sill TO continue urder its original nance other
purposesye all contracts Whatever be made and
through tn subscriber, who has, Of course The whole
nasrmrn'o f the business he therefore pub
tic that lie will not he bound in the name
OF said firm unless ii be made with him personally.
DANIEL r. HICKS
Bnrdfnn. Sent. Of 1874 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
Mss ELIZARETu KEEIJNft.

I'AkE NOTICE-That on the 6rst day OF December
a 1874, in the Store-hu OF Watkins q reen In tbe
county II Charlotte, between hours OF eight in the
oInng md four In The evening Of that day, ard 50 on
from day to day until the whole iaker, shall proceed
70 ase the deposition OF Jvpb Pearson aud Of other per-
sons 70 he read evidence in suit depending in be
County Court Of Charlotte. and undeernipsd wherein
an plaintiff and yon and VIM. ToIet are defesdabts-at
proper. $3.50 $3.50
EDWARD q. FowLKEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
TRUST SALE.

DuhoOhN 70 deed ofirust executed US 10y William
mnchi dated June 50b, 1919, and recorded In The
ofce o tne osngs Court ofthe city of Rich nIon for
the purpose Of securing 10 Arcbd PIeants the payment
OF certain sun, o money therein mentioned virtue
nsc.ee OF oner OF the Superior Court Of Cbsncery
the HehmoDd Dsiriet shall pr0cee 10 sell at public
auction on "wednesday the first day Of The NEXT month (De
ceuber ls<fJ VIZ O'Clock, spon the premises for ready
money me properly conveyed in the said deed consisting
ofone hupdren and seven feet fronting i7h street,
tween asu ~ streets IN the said city in the deed
more particularly described with wooden building there
on Ut this time oecopied by John Merriam and n. Arm
srong. The suscrioers viii convey such tile only Is
Vested N then' " trustees. y. ROBINSON,
Now 55-tts j. NJ. SlZER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
TEN DOLLARS KEWARD.

bSCONDED from this place about the last Of August
Negro Man named LEN, by trade Blacksmith he
longing In Mrs Cockr oi Automatic Len small ILL.,.
looking black negro with remarkable eyes and barge
mouth. understand lac is running some boat ON James
River. will pay the nbnve reward with all reasonable
charges delivered 10 me, secured any jail-or
Mrs. NJ. A. Cooke, of Abenarie.
Wd. IL. DYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
ADyERTISEAiENr

pursuance Of an order Of the Superior Court Of Chan
the subscribers, Tuesday the Esd Move m,er will
offer for sale the premises the Tract o Lnud on which
william Murray Sem formerly Of the sounty Of Amelia
resided together with the Slaves of which said
died possesse, 10 number from thirty 20 FIVE and thrty
The fract of land is situated three miles above euio
bridge, between the Public Road Appomntox Rjye
and IS supposed 10 contain about Eve hundred acres The
Slaves OF all descriptions several of them
10 be very valuable T-rmsfor the Land credit OF one
two and three years the purchaser giving bond aud secpr
wh lien npop the properyfor the Slaves the credit
wiz ne Twelve months SAMUEL JONES.
Del. q. IS-ids AuCIiER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
oc,olps 26.
A CLERK WANrFO

a 10 .LbmAN that is well versed in The various d.
-. n W superior aud Inferior County Court Cerk
a., 49,, 'o,neh where employment be bad by amply
Inors OF the Enquirer II is reaues Ell that
p such as can produce good evidence Of moral
Gs VI conduct, and in all other respects well 1ust-
~ v" we entrusted with such Offices will appv as m IL
MA , 70 commit the Whole management, 20 the geutle.
'".n inai may lie employed. e~
November 49, s7u.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
EDUCATION

'E subscriber intends opening boarding School the
ensuing year, AT his residence (hlonpeIer, Hanoy,r
conniy)i in which will be taught Rrading Writng
nr"hmeiic, English Grammar, Geography, with ,he
use Of the Globes, the Elements of Gron,ery Tr,ono.
merry and Practical Surveying.
term wiz he ten months; commencing the 1st oi
feDrnary with vacation Of month price Of Ioard
anu tuition S75 payable quarterly in advance The sin;
auoni high and reniai kaby heaiihy.
rense School will also commence al the came time
uhuer the care OF his sisters in which will be TAUGHT
rIp'ing wri,ing, arithmetic. English Grammar reoefa-
ton ui the French language. ~ w ~ """'"
i"e male aud female departments will be separate.
o.,o,.o.,, MlCAJAH BATES.
- fI-WfI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL be given for delivering 10 my Oversees Richard
~ Paterson, near Car,ersyilfe, negro man. BiELEY
who ran away the 18th of June Dilley Is about The
ordinary Natore, about thirty years Of age has rather
down look speaks sowiy aud huuby. purchased him
some yearssEo az 9oochiand Court from Uiley's estate
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
DtptS 9S-Wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
Ociol,erIi

MseHen6ury County, May Court, 1879
hDEhEp, That Miles Jordan, William II. Taylor Jas
- bRiey and William a. Stokes, any Of tb.m wbo
are hereby appointed Commissioner that do
saie ana ADJUST the current David Sireet ADM
thereof To Court. "e 'eP"
copy. Teste, Els MecRav mr.
Lunen6,irg County, The f7M day Of October. 1924
Notice Is hereby given, That The I day m iana,v
Isz5 We shall meet at Miles Jordans Store in Lun,nbure
county, sgfeentiy 10 the above Order Of Merkenburs
account current of David Street sdnbi.i1stor of David
De- and shall continue meeting from day TO
anil desired to attend. " "''eoy no'ihs"
MILES JORDAN, y q
WM, II. TAYLOR, g
JAMES BAGLEY, C
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
NOTICE

virtue on deed ot trust executed TO The undersign.
- ri ny john Dnirld Of record ia office Cumber
,nnu, win oe soin 70 the highest bidder for Cash nj the
Tavern o. capt Lacharah rnylo in the Carriers
viHe ON DAY The I!ih December next SEVERAL likely
'.'n women. &c. The title is believed be
Soou out shall only convey such is vested by deed
x.., w. l.. FoNTAINE, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
w ANTEI).

oversrer for the next year single man Of mi dbl
age who is ne,t industrious, sober aud atfenSe
business Corn. Wheat aud few hing ,heas Of Tobacco
az. ,he GRIPS To he made with twelve !aboares Apply
November j. z, ,e