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Ills but justice to add, that The two physicians
refused 10 receive cent from the Major
fConpniniiic.nedI


MARRIEDl-op Thursday Evening Abe 18th instant a,
Scotch Town, in tie county of Hanover by the
MIR. Hammer Mr.. JOHN ID. G. BROWN, Of Caroline
county, TO the amiabe Miss HARRIET I5ABEL, daugb-
ter Of the late Mr.. John M. Shepard deceased.
Departed this life Sunday the nth instant ELIZA
BETH AGNESS PLEASANTS, in the 10th year OF her
age, daughter Of DR.. Samuel Peasants Iieurco Few
the circumstances in human life, calculated to
wound the heart and aic the feelings OF ec,ion-
ate parent than the loss of children but still deeper
more ineurabe is that wound, when inflicted by the
death of child like this with form and face almost
nimtah,e, there united aud gene1ess
Of snnsr. Kindness and sensibiliy Of heart
no TESS the astonsDent of strangers than the admiration
hn OF Der devoted parents and friends bot what
renders the contemplation of oil that she Still
bitter, IS the recollection that she rapidly unfolding
mind the vivaciiy strength and early improve msnt
which, afforded the most 3uyoca proofs Of the
fort consolation and teiiEt, necessarily have
she'd around her, could the awful mandate have been
said but has pleased the Father Of Heaven blight
this lovely Howet and thereby the fonde earthly honct
aud antcpaons OF her parents and friends; hut there Is
consolation left iheni that although she has nd
again in glory, arrayed IN all the beauty nd OF
her bes veny home.
Esriy-bright-transent-ehs as morning dew,
She sparbied, exhacd and went to Heaven
In the county OF Oochaud the nth instant in the
4sd Of her aes, Mrs. MATILDA WEAVER. consnrt
Of Capt. William Weaver, after fedsus and pnpiul i'll
Dipe months, which she bore q it The
nrngst Christian Fortitude.
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Richmond Races. Fau .s,eeti,...

Commenced On the s8'h uli with sweep
stakes i"i years aid colts and Stiles, mile
heats, entrance 100, and was won with great
ease by Mr.. WIN. II. Juhnssn's sorrel colt ia
nus. Ivy Sir ArcIy, tcaiiss Mr.. j. J. Harri-
sons bay colt Burstal, aud Mr Sed-n's bay
.fiiiry Victoria. The day being bad, 10 note
was made OF The Ii,ne of running the heais.
s. cond Day.
The Proprietor's purse Of S 500, s mile
heats, was won by MIR. VIM. r. Jnhnsan's
bay mare Beisey Richards, heating Mr. j. j.
Harr'snn's brown horse kraius at two heats.
The time of running was as follows:
LIST heat, g minutes.
Cd heat, 9 minutes seconds.
Third Day.
The Jockey Club purse of S 1000. 4 mile
heats, Was won by Mr.. VIM. II. Johpsun's
hay mare entered as Janrtie, (now called Viz
ginia l., Fayeits) at heats heating MIR.
Nynne's bay mare Fiiriila, and Mr.. TiIiory's
bay horse Marion
Virginia Liz Fayeite by Sir Archy 81
Fliriilla by Sir Archy Iss
Marion hy Sir Archy IS $
Is. heat, minutes IL seconds.
Cd heat, minutes so seconds.
Sci heat, Q minutes l9d seconds.
This race afforded fine sport, and was
closely contested, The Prize of S 1000 (ali in
American goldl was contained in splendid
purse ofsteeI nett work the course presented
a very animaing spectacle, which was en-
hanced by The presence of Gen. L., Fayetie
and suite. together with number of Revolu-
tionary Officers and distinguished strangers,
VIII" BY invitation attended and drew with
them larger coDcnurse Of people than had
before attended The General was conducted
by Committee of The Club, from his lodgings
"A, A
short time Deihe the race when he was con-
ducted 10 iby. Judges, stand, where he remain
ed during tie time of running, and expressed
very great satisfaction and pleasnre AT the rx-.
hitiiun. After the conclusion of the race the
General and his attendants were conducted
toIhe Jockey club dining room, where they
partUok OF q splendid and sumptuous dinner
prepared BY MI. James seiden, the Psst =,
and given by the Jockey club in honor oiLne
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y FOR THE ENQUIRER.
La FAYETTE In RICHMOND.

Amidst n general harmony and good feel
ing which prevailed on the interesting visit OF
our distinguished Guest Ia our Metropolis,
10 circumstances occurred tn disturb that har-
niony and good feeling, so happily com,ner.
ced and kept mp by those wIu planned and
conducted ihc arrangements. but pne. A Revo
'nIionary officer, Major Wm Broadas, ho
had come from Harper's Ferry 10 behold once
more his beloved General, was taken extreme-
~ sick immediately on his arrival, and cor
fined 10 his bed the whole uf the celebration,
and his life at one time despaired off His
depressed spiris, AT the reflection of that silua
'nn.sn far from his he wed family, were soon
cheered and changed by so many of his COM
panions who had stood by, and supported him,
--si,...a0 ;,,s
dately called in Doctors Nelson and Chamber
Iayne, two eminent physicians OF the city, and
attended Ia, and nursrd him most carefully
themselves. He was also visited by General
La Fayettr, Chief Justice Marshall, Secretary
Cdil"un, and many Other amable and djslin-
pushed characters, and affeclionate ctizens.
who odered him every aid and comfort he
might stand in need of: And il is gratifying
to add, that by these comforting means, he
VIII" he soon able TO return 10 the bosom of
lis family.
ln fine, it was truly gratifying TO see the
brothery affection, the harmony and good
order, which prevailed among those Kevolu-
tIonary veterans, many of whom had not seen
each other since the close of that eventful con-
test. Nor was it less pleasing TO them to rau>
view the marked and respectful attentions
the citizens of all classes and sexes, boib:8f
the town and country. II
In the publication Of the rank and ages of
the officers Of the revolutionary army, in the
Enquirer of the 2Sth Get. Mai. VIM. Brea-
dns was put dawn as a captain, when in fact
his rank was never higher in the revolutionary
army than aiieutenant. The error arose from
of friend, during his confine-
inent.
IL is bu, justice add, that The two physicians
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NOTICE.

VIE annual meeting OF the Manchester Turnpise Com
'y wiz ta"e place At The Farmers Hotel in The Town
W ntinenester on tue hrst Monday in December NEXT
prompt and early at'endiice OF the Stockholders is re-
q'es'et elmer in person Nv proxy, there s usioe
OF considerable inportnuce Ia claim their e,,r,,;,, ~,
rIoPfie'ots ut S"annhoroogi also requested 10
give prompt attendance the same Time nnl Mac
either IA person or by proxy; business OF ippor,nr
Claim attention adivisnj b. declared provided a
sinesS. NnvP1,l,.r ~, =, .N's"ct ou'-
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rKUS1 gu n


~ virtue OF deed Of trust executed bv Jar,es No..
70 James LINES, William Mitchell and the srbscr,Ss
5'ns gate on the SOt May in the year eigb,esn -,
eu ahu twenty-five, and duly recorded in tbe oa;ea ~
.ue Couhy Court OF HenricO, TO secure the pavnen,
certain sum OF money therein mentioned ,y; IL w, "
uesgsy ,he 2Sh day OF September, in the wear taSi
I, " not on he next TAR day, at pu5c aicfion - ~
ghest bidder Lot on in the e &c ~ 70 we
s~E p and Of ~ by said from Moss,
East corner Of the house lately az ht south
20 & ne o p ,ss street the alley bene Up he "ay
pogtb,t, thence with said line IS er ana OWED oy
Ters 5 s5s Gnes 10, there several good honses
cash. The balance in equal rnoie,es IN sa money ~
n9htns, VIII interest thereon fron, the sy o ssle
ueed OF trust upon the propsrty. ''"'''e'S' ana
convey Only such title a. h vSsfed in bir ''ee "hi
August 10. - i%i'iAi'S' acing trustee.
IT, roo.oo. ~ 2S-tds
2" 10 tne 18th dry Of October ne n. " P'S'POh@
me above, 10y consent Of the parties is furib
NOV.9 ~ next .
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PROPOSALS

- TNOFOSALS.
WiLL receive NJ tue Be!cna Arsenal. until the aist
s;, i"s.a n pro pesas in writing foe supplying Posi-
WIN woou coat, aud straw, for year, ON
the Isl OF November, 1894 will also receive nroe a.
wiring until the 3ist instant for supplying tie troon
MIN iresh beet for the period DE delivered a, ,
beliona Arsenal week. -"
,, X. B. LEE, Jr. 1t. A. @. H. A. C. s.
--o,e."oeI = SS-3iS,c
TUE Suhscrioer lien gu all the ,r,pe,., ,o,,i
debts and elects OF the hrm or Bsyd ncks In Boz a.
'v" '"gifih which is duly recorded in The cl.rk og
o inc county curt of Mrcklenbgr though ,be E,r,s
SIN TO continue under its original name for some Other
purposes yet all contracts whatever na. by on,
tnrohgh the subscriber who has corr.e the WHOLE MN
mhsemen'ni the business He. therefore. inform, IN, pn
nc uat he VIII mot he bound contract In the ar
OF SAID firm unless il be made with hin, personaily
No., r DANIEL r HICKS.
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ticket. and Judge johnson on the Jackson

ticket. and Judge johnson on the Jackson
ticket.)
.for the Adams ticket, 79-For a ticket, foI
zen. Robert b. Taylor and others-l. =
" In the county Of IHenrico, from to o FOL
crawford over Adams from $50 TO $50 for
IC.-trom Is to 90 for Adams for the Jack
| son ticket.
In Chesterfield the Crawford tick ct got 179
notes.-the Adams ticket s9-maio,iiy for
Mr.. G. 40.
Extract ~ letter from Massachusetts, dued Oet os.
1894
Ihere IS no news of importance here
There will ba sUme, and think considerable
opposition To Adams. The pledged ticket
affords great dissatisfaction, and the people
are somewhat chagrined at the policy adopted
oy Tile pariizans OF the Northern Candidate
some are determined not To vote for him |:
others say they will not vote at ali-whiIe al
mos, all condemn the hasty and improper
cohuuct OF these pledged voters. The excite
ment Throughout. this section of the country is
extraordinary. Meetings are called in every
direction and it is fact 100 uptorous. To be-
denied, that opposition is made by many re-
spectacle men to J. Q. Adams.
The opposition, for SD it is called, ipcreases
daily. Their party is capable nav of making
serious resistance TO the Adams's party, and
l doubt not, had we six months longer.
out that Massachusetts would gently nut side
ner own popular child; and adopt The ha,-
dy son OF the old domau-Pro(.ssor Ed
ward Everett is a candidate for congress-
al Is Thought he cannot succeed He -
nri'evt to deliver The Grafton before the
fhgr'm Society, on the celebration of their
anniversary AT Plymouth. Webster will he
1e-e"e'ed without opposiiion-it is uncer-
tam aoout the Other candidates."
The Electoral Election for Pennsyi,ania
took place on Friday last.
CIT Y RETURNS IN rTITL.3DELpHfg
or Electors OF fresldrut aud Vice President
of the United States:
funr tickets were run-fhe following is
statement of the number Of votes puled for
each in the City of Philadelphia:
Gen. Andrew Jackson, 1854
Jouh tlnncey Adams, 1900
WIN. IL. Crawford, 500
Henry Clay, Io7
The electors for President, and V. President
we're chosen in the states of Massachusetts
Connecticut aud New Hampshire, Yesterday
ana IN new Jersey on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
o. Although we have no doubt of the zen.
cral resOi, of the presidential vote in Virginia
Yet We shall be obliged To our friends for AN
immediate statement of the poll in each coun-
".
O. The particulars Of Gen. La Fayette's
reception In Williamsburg aud Petersbuag
shall appear in par next.
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TWENTY FIYE DOLEAs REWARD.

MAS stolen the night Of 2slh Instant out Of M
w stable 10 Hanover Town, large Day Mare (faihe
dncy mouse cOloured Bav) has a reached hnck black
streak down her back black eg,a white spot in her
which be discovered bv turning her Also
white SPOT her back, the right side about six in.
Cues from The SADDLE. Sac PAGES very fast, trots we'll
very spirited and draws y Gig, This mare l. In foaI Inv
JubiIee and sbtained from Mr.. Edwin Burnley Of
Hanover Twenty-Five dollars will be given Tor the tbef
mud nire or Twenty The delivery Of the mare alone 10
essrs Lakeland Cook, in Richmond orto the sutseri-
her In Hanover Town
JOHN G. TALIAFERHo.
November 2. 5G-wsw
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MR. ALEXANnKR No. ii.-.---NI-n

Mr.. ALEXANDER M.KTai--SIV ----------------.
EhkE NoIGCE-Thst shall on The OOH - a,,,
on November In The year 1874 ri ds Tay@ra 80 gay
Scout ~ fO"baian Courthouse between the bn " nos.
IN tne forenoon md FIVE N the neruoon t S.I Siue
proceed to mHe tue dispositions OF Unotcs Orcs s.y
sIn hoydl aDd others And shall also on me- ,I iJ
ss % .IoloWhg 81 Campbell Courthou So betsggs
80 ~ ~. y, oI hat day, proceed take the d.,o;
,s, p, Mrs Mary Lewis and others. And also oa ~
49, sn we i4h % The same month AZ The OA~s ~ ~
SeI, Nvafy Public IN the city Of Richmond sLait
fg, Oeiyeev the same hours 81 each DAY TO itc ~
lusei'ns ~ Jediiiah Allen, end Others 10 bs 80
49,, y. = SeItn matter IN coatToyer.y now pend;n,,
go mined ~ the Superior Court ~ Cbsn~sr, Is
others are defendants ~ f''""'' an1 y"n snd
SEvcnbeT o Nb'"A"''iH IltRNAN.
- 80 To-
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~. h.""oND, zSth Oct. 1924.
Siss--The enclosed letter to Gen. La Fav.
cite, delivered to him verbally, on Wcdncs.
Day the eth, together with his rcpIy--You
w,ll much oblige me, aud your friends gene.
rally, in the county of Caroline, by pnhlisbioo
II in the next Enquirer.
Bo,'lins Green, Caroline County, Oct. %. 1924
TO GEN. La FAYETTE, :" " ~ 'o-f-
Slk-lhe inbHbnanls Of The COUNTY of Caror..
DESTROYS oil seeing The whose genero,,. tos'
to The cause OF lreedom led him to ,ct
part N the emancipation Of these Uni,o S,a,p I
oi iesny'ns 70 bim, by some external ma,I Of co.
psc', ther profound gratitude Tor his ser,;cc' s,d
admiration OF his character, held nn,ns,,''a "nu
ing anu entered INTO various fesolatons con,l.'' -,
these objects Among other acfs OF 1hat d,s ~
u"deIs'gned, were appoineda comm,tteo ,o 'Ii,n'a
10 you aHu sure, ~ behalf Of the meeting $1,000
l"V.saioh 70 honour onr county with yo,s
Hnd ~ oped,ence 70 this mosf grateful coo,n,,aJ =,
uY,ow f"ns"''', through tie hands Of Dr., Role, q
i"cbarnsOh, tone OF The oniniiftee) on, Geo.. e.
,'' ,"", you will Crafty our anxious wises ~
,i',s ~ The event Of your compliance w;',,
us orr heartfelt Invitation, he pleased 10 inG,o, 20.
~ WIN ime your desired presence may be 81
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JACOB MICHAUX, Presi
CLAIBoRN WATKINS, Sec'ry.
COMMUNICATIONS.

" COMMUNICATIONS.
The Old Revolutionary Officers who met 10 welcome
La Fayete, dned together Wednesday for the last
pine. The following ,nasis were given
Ivy Major Ses0nrhe Ala ior Crue aud all the
ss"rsisors of the battle ofthe Wasclaws. tis
BY Capt oar,erA nations gra,itpeIp the hospi,aii,
ty OF The CITIZENS Of Remond; We acknowledges ourselves
Dy Capt Smith Gsas~La rsyr,re: MS. -,
lres e.. With grateful hearts and liberal hands
ton, who first taught British Infantry their ranks were
BY Major Iiaskns-The memory of Patrick enrv
Capt John K.lby-Weicome Gen. Lafayette aud son
TO our happy shores
BY Capt Peter Fosier-If ever America wants a com
mander, Gea Lafayette he within calPeier Fos.
ter promises he shall not for horse.
BY Major Price-Prineeto memory of Gen M.r
Ger, whn fought and died in freedoms cause
By Major Nelson-ro the memory OF Yates, Kelly and
Eggieston, who fell by the side OF Mercer
ny Major rage-The memory OF Gen. Dan'l Morgan,
Washngton's right hand, as well as his right eye.
pleasure Of meeng the defenders ofmy country
BY Capt. Alan-Memory Of Gen. Green
by Gen Porter6eld-The Wild war note OF the men Of the
would enemy Geld OF bs.,Iehsvins e,.
5az9ned on their 'front.' the appalling motto vcioy
ny Judge Coalier-January 4, 17s7-ro the memorv Of
Gen. Nash, who died at Germantown.
BY Capt Verser-The Hoys of Richmond, who 40 hand
someiy received and welcomed Gen Lafaye,tr-,b.y de-
serve cur thanks and their eouniry's patronage.
ny MAJOR Crute-Peace on honorable erms-NationaI
BY Col J. Nichoas-tieo Washington Lafavst,., ,reols
on such suns disk y
By Capt. Samuel Tinsley-The chamnion NJ = ,a.,,, -
The Two great continents - ~
Where ever be found msa to nature true
The rights OF man we're sacred in bis view"
brethren, who are more. @it"''''
By Col. 10 ii. Ssunders-Tbe citizens OF Richmond MAJ
taity. r ~" '"ei1 hospi-
by Gen; PorerGeld-The memsry Of Col. Richard Par
to have been for gotten ''e i"'e seeihs
~ Jonn y. L.epage-A long and happy life 10 Gen.
Lsaye..e-may ne spend among friends who pur propsr
lasting bliss. "y "e ENJOY ever
n, -
10y 'oel J0nes|Ihe memory Of Col. Vim. WASHINGTON
serVen under at the battle OF the Cowpe,,s where h.
Morgan. any "''h tne ala oi zen,
Ill tne memory ofour beloved chief Gen Georoe
hearts Of our countrymeD. ~ S' y" 'ne
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~ .3t n BLT ERLY, EStJ
h ~ .,',ce, .hnt we shall, ON the first day of Decem
mr. az the hou Aof jeremiah Stro ih.r M Cn,ne
H. n.a. se' oetweensunrse and sunset OF The sama
81 ~ ~, 10 iahe me dispositions Of Iipbs,os
Sonr,h e". I'm; broadus, jun Others and on he
DIV ~ VI saa December and the same hours Of ,bs
WIN Ksnna "a .ne county of Augusta at the once of
~ he'"ey, Jun proceed take denosi,;,,
dY " w.am kenney jun. Others and on the the,
a., y W tue same month, aud same hours Of ,ho
AZ Tue house Of Charles Carter ESQ in The sne
ara, proceed to take the deposition of tbs ali
,anI;n,, an 10 be read in evidence in snit de
a ~ ,ne superior Court of ancery for The E;cI
IN which we defendants and yonrSair
m !. from any cause the depositiops shall NO,
s or taken the days aforesad we shall
AL uay 10 daJ thereafter, at the aforesaid ia
poS''o"'' until all shall be completed or taken
CHARLES ELLIS
November o JOHN ALLAN.
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EXECUTORS S9I-E

Tue soon OF next month. il fair Il no, The next ftir
aay Tue Executors of john II sheppard will sell To
ne inquest bidder, AZ Scotch Town In iinuover aout i've
huhuen barrels o Corn, all The Fodder and other long
& nse stock OF work horses and COTS the latter
LIN, ~ q" 'nnr years oid--a nanbcr Of Que cai,le and
hhu hnchen Furniture, including exc.iisat bes pla.-
srticles.- '~' iA''eE >Iiiii-s faals and miner
her aSs -, security payable The first Of Cc.
n, oeer interest from the dale will Ia. ou;rs(
win be exnec'ed zen dollars io that under Cash
day 10 day till q III is sold. ven NC continued from
November =.
-,.=.-.=----- 5S-tds
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THE hURSCRIBER-

ID EsPECTFUrLY informs his friends and the publi.
Ia that be has established himself At Louisa Court.
hor and having supplied himself with the first
efmls, Is apw prepared 10 furnish BOOTS h SHOES
made 10 the best manner and after e latest fashions and
upon tie lowest terms COR Cash-Jobn Dnnnells, for
JOHN NJ. PRICE.
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SALE OF NEGRnES

WILL sell to the highest bidder far cash =, ,,. H.
ling Green, at Caroline November Com, hai 90 ~
9a uay Of tue month II eiT chrrwse next fair day
ing OF men, Women, boys and girls. ''"e' e'"S'ss'
Nove,,,sro LAW: BArrAiLE.
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THE PARJ'NERSuIp

n,uinn NJ Thornton Z Co. was, by the death of
- uehry htves one OF the partners dissolved ON tLe
5ist day OF July iastA persons having claims oaas
VIII call on the subscribers payment nll
oe ineoeu must readily perceive the recessiiy with
r, eI "'Se,oi calling and listing their ace
e us,ness VII hereafter be carried the subseri
oe's ""uer tue hrni oil Thornton L Carrin:tons.
WILLIAM VI. THORNTON
Ed. }. CARR NGroN,
,, RIO IA. CARR NGTON.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
At meeting Of the citizens Of Powhatap
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a. M TMgs,g,a y.T3 Es's

f-"te'y yVtee RAIDER fhs Frgts Hsfsi, Racknshd
DAYS after tue drawing seon a, draw for ,.r
trifing discount. " '"' >e'f
Whote Tieket SS-Har 81 5o-Qunrtsr 81 25
u orders from the country (ost pad) mi ,u,ct Will,
prompt attention. - " i'' vs."
RiSS OF TICKETS
PERSONS who intend To purchase Tickets in the .lov-
are particularly requested provide themselves
WIN mem beisre the ith of November r.xt M which,
me tne! viii be advanced So The extensive snIrs
nave been effected abroad, calculated to rert,r
uem very scarce tue approach the Dir, wing and con-
Iusn,y, wo"d hc we'll apply before the advance
~es Piace' IN order To save dollar secure chance
N, A. MINrYRE.
< 81
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rC ttGE GRdMudR SCHOOL. AoV- ., ,T-,--
w rms asy suPefnteDded the annual puLck e,sa;
hation OF the Students of the above eAanli-
S;~ h say that the examination thro"gho, Sa
as ',,S " 20 US ana complimentary TO the teacb
' suents. Inc several classes swered Ihs n
w Mh prosPness seldom equssd and ia
The dieren1 s, ,nem perfectly well grounded in
I" ''ey had been pursuing.
GEOs w. BASSETT
IL. a. CHRISTIAN,
u. A. JONES,
hi q. BOOTH
Uv;sb 90 o.... VIII. L. FAUNTLEROy
10 engage as an assistant In the aIove scnI
@ n'n''e'nan well qualified go rear, ali the branct
is,nms 20 lsePeetabie urammar School His rsconnnsn
io"S ioT qualifications aud character must 6r sa,iss
0'S' "tn such one will divide the tuition fees
Cottage, Middlesex, Nov. 2. =" w a. 9ssaR'
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COMMUNICATIONS

. In consequence OF the unrer,itted at,en,ons sr,-
Dou.ha Esq. and his associates j. Henry and 81 huoer
sp,,s heyoiupn,y Officers assembled TO ceers, t
" ven. la fayefs aasnngsf
eratitudeResoIved therefore, unanmo1sIy y hsi
neeng that their thanks be presented 10 him and ,h,
hichmond, October cath, 1924 $50 o" ~
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To DE Editors Of he Eno,,;r,,.


Since handed yos the list Of Revolutionary oG...
Judge johnson and Mr. Jordan have been added bayiu
good ms to report them thus &c 80
Peter johnson Capt In Lees Legio, .o.a G,
John jordan Capt in Morgan's Regiment 81
Aaron Haskns,
John Cole, who came too late In re- pis,a- a.
,. @. Liuiepsge, e '"e"sei'eS'
. Jones' no. DoUTHAT.
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ItDUCA'I,lON

1851 gen'len,an who has had several wars eype-
- rience ~ teaching the Grcrk Latin ard Englsh "a,
suges' hrunnlc', sc wishes engage os an Instructors
we ensuing year Satisfactory Testimonials as 10 cha
81" q"'nhealinn ehn be producrG, re0uired A
tended o.. VS. oc 'niN at
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NOvemher 9.
FOR RENT

,y,ur iUR REM,
VIE ensuing year. the Store House and 7 -, =, ct
eard oasae occupied the present year by Mr. Ki
TO merchant, tat is usual in the country
',;nn desirable for selling goodsdisiani from, navi
suon aneut TWO and bait miles. ANY pcn,lerrn
1ss 10 SITUATE himself ibas, is invited TO view ,hs
;. s may De a:ceiained by letter addressed 10 an
Possession may be had Immediately
November . WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02
ROBERT r. RICHARDSON.
FESrUS DICKINSON,

Answer OF Gen. La Fayette, in substance
That, according to his present arrangements,
ne should visit Petersburg on Friday the 9Th
instant, remain there short time, return to
Richmond. thence to Monticello via. Gooch-
land. After some stay with Mr.. jefferson
he should visit Fredericksburg, thence to
washington city, and perhaps as far north as
Baltimore. That some time about the FIRST Of
January next he should visit the Carolinas,
tn his route would do himself the pleasur. OF
calling on his friends in Charlottesville above
hope You will publish in your next paper. as
being satisfactory informatioa in relation to
Gen. LA Fayette's movements for sometime.
Very respectfully. yours, &c.
ROBr. p. RICHARDSON, NJ. d.
One vi the Caroline Corresponding
Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02

IL The particulars Of Gen. La Fayette's
receptton IN Williamsburg aud Petersburg,
shall appear in oar next.