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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-03-13
LlLIET-A Enl:NExr.

She was sitting at the head of his grave, and The
grass was beginning to look green upon tAr ,G.f
round the stone where her tears usIallr tcil: s4e
observed nc and stood stu 'sThou las I,f me.
fdeiio," sad She, bending her face down ta the
turf, " thou hast left ne, bat i VA, 10 frnl dear
or cAl viii not weep, for ii was the call II one
who loved thee better And " hat hast thou Il It
beAnd thee for Thy poor Juliet, but this cold sod -
she was silent tor some moments the tu.! moon was
.ust beginning 70 Climb over the tops of the trees,
as advanced to her, and she stopped to kiss
,pe '"rf' saw the tears tricklng through the moon
beams, in hastv drops from her ctcs "rbou
hast lett me-" said Juliet RAISING ler face from
the grave, "brt we Shall meet again; shall see
thee and bear thee speak again; and then we shall
part no more" She arose cheerfully to retire -
the tear was still trembling in her eve never un-
til that moment did | behold so sweet a charm -
one might read the sentence in her face--s' Thou
hast left me-" SAID the tear, but We shall meet
again. and then-we shall part no more" replied
the smile Blessed Religion thought l. hos. hap
Ply arc thy children
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fncN rag eknnsrrow METROPOLITAN.
THE CIR r.

The thought Of beng covered UP IN the earth,
renewed from the view and enjoyment of all the
delights of lte, to be the food for worms, ui some
tunes Sash upon the mind with painful and me.
}4nchoy power. II is then that the pursuits, the
gogcs, and tic dcct3ag pleasures of mans earthly
pilgrimage. appear IN al Their emptiness and VAN.
Is, and Tor & moment sink nto nothing before
deaths chill and whitening aspect.
Over the earth which covers human body, what
Al interest is excited What feelings are general
ed The past, the present, and tie future, open
upon the MUD, and subdue and cha,ten every IN.
hallowe,l emotion-eyeIi turbulent passion
reco'lect being plesentat the burial of female,
- the northern section of our country, cut down in
early period of lfc by the consumption, that IN
sa'iate eveller of youth and beauty The morning,
about 10 O'Clock, vas bright, and the annating
warmth of the sun had quite driven the lnget-
ing traces of winter. The decent villagers had as
Sembled to pay the last melancholy service to the
dcad-i'Iie solemn procession moved in due time to
The place appointed for all lving-the lfeless body
was deposited in its still abode, and the earth fell
with heart breaking rumblng on the hollow sound
ing coffin In moment clergyman of the Me
thodlst persuasion, gifted, afterwards found
with every ornament of learning, libcray, and re-
h%Ion, was lifting his hands to Heaven accompanied
With voice of deep-toncd feeling which, with
the quivering lip and chilly paeness Of his quiet
countenance, added sanctity TO the occasion. and
doubled the emotion of every heaving breast 1t
was the first time had ever listened to the Church
OF England funeral sersice--a performance of unri.
vailed beauty and on this occasion, the hol, and
Impressive manner of the speaker added to its elo-
qucnce and effect.
Son Of man remember that this life is but the
lawn OF an endless existence. Remember that the
grave Will soon swallow up every possession of 10Y
or sorrow. incident to hcetIng time, and be careful
that you have some secure possession, when those
Heavens are rolled together as scroll, and, "thc
clements do melt with fervcnt heat" LABAN.
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MISS o'NEiL-THE oELLBRAEEn AcrREss
1t IS known to every one who has any knowledge
OF the Drama for the last twelve Years ulat tie
present Lady -, formerly Mss O'Nel, had .rrir-
ca al the summit OF her profession as an actress =
and that previous to her marriage the most marx ed
attentions were paid to her BY personages Of the
highest orders OF Society--we perfectly recoilcc.
the hrs theatrical essay of this incompatible per
forner-It was in a Malt Kiln at c. in the county Of
T. III Ireland; her father then manager OF a
poor and miserable company of Itinerants and we
Know that an idea OF her ever app bearing on the ON
don boards, at the time alluded to- did not enter the
mind OF her father or herself The occasion OF her
hfst appearance was to speak Masonic Address,
written by gentleman Of the town. for the benefit
OF MIR o. Neil, who was a free Mason; She acquitted
herself to the satisfaction OF the audience from
that time she continued to act in the country until
the summer of 1871, when she was permitted TO try
her talents IN the Koyal.Theatre in Dublin The
reception which she met surpassed the most san
gulne expectations Of her friends. We know tl.at
large party composed Of the officers OF the CARR
son, went to the theatre tbit night for the purpose
OF encouraging her by their plaudits. Although
they evidently intended to approve r-slt or .gro io
they had the qualification OF bearing unequ,vocal
testimony to the astonishing merits Of Their fair
country woman. From this time her fame sDread
through the United kingdon--she continued to
charm the thousands who thronged to witness her
exhibition; the recent departure from the stare Of
the powerful sddons, tended greatly to operate in
favor OF Miss O'Nell, and she, whose ambition, at
one time, only aimed to please the unlettered au-
dience OF An irish Barn, shone With llnri,alled lus
tire IN the brilliant atmosphere Of the Roy al Thea
tres, and pleased every description of persons from
the peasant to the prince
BY this unexampled success she was enabled TO
remove her father and family from obscurty and TO
place them IN situation Whc want can never
reach their dwelling-she now graccs the domestic
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THE UNFEELING FArHER-Arn,su,

Does nature refuse to plead for me- sad Nj
1anda, kneeling before him, "or does She plead in
Nain - ''lou broke the sacred bonds OF nature"
sl!d the Old man, when YOU left a fathers fond
protection, and mothers tender care to pursue
the fortune of the only man on earth whom they de
tested" "An heavenly f.ther,' exclaimed Miriam.
ia, "forgIves the sins of his children and shall an
earthly parent deny the charitable boon repentat
child demands Of him'" " TO that heavenly father
'hen, replied he. 81 recommend YOU my doors
are no longer open to receive you | have made
a vow. which shall never be broken. Let the
'iends OF your husband protect his darlne-you
are mne no more" "But these children, SIR
Mas what have they done Leave me to the
cruel tate that awaits me but suffer not them to
PERISH
" lhey are none of mine," said the stern parent;
VI VIII never press them in my arms-they shall
never SIT upon my knees | viii foster no more in.
gratitude Let HIM who begot them take the spade
and mattock and get them bread No Office IS be.
Meath the affection of parent, when children have
not been ungrstetul--I am yours no more"
This was the fatal dialogue between Miranda
and her father, IN the porch Of his house for she
was admitted no further. He shut the door against
her-snd retired to his chamber The wind blew.
the rain beat hard and she dared not encouoter the
tempest she renamed in the porch-pressed her
shivering babes to her bosom, and hoped that thc
mornings dawn would bring mercy along with it
Bet when the morning dawned. she was no more .
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fAoM III LONDON qr.Rraatl nA>Ixw.
HEROINE OF HlNn0srAN.

The Mahratta females, both Of the brah-
min and sudta casts, have great personal
influence, even in affairs OF state, when
married TO princes q chiefs if the wives
OF men OF rank, they have usually dis
unot pro'lsioa and estate Of their own,
enJoy as much liberty as they could de-
SIRE seldom wear veil, and give feasts
ana entertainments to their friends on
oIF'hs and marriages. Though not beau
ties, they have generally soft features, and
an expression that denotes quickness and
intelligence. They are instructed in read
ing writing, and arithmetic; and the ma
nagement Of the horse always constitutes
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The servants found her clay cold corpse and the
two children weeping beside it.
When Msvollo was called to see the spectacle,
he sunk down on the floor; life, indeed, returned,
but peace abandoned him forever. He loves tie
children but saws heaven in al its stores of mer
GIGS, has not one for him.
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circle IN manner as creditable to herself as i, i
satisfactory TO all those who have the honor of a,,,
eating the fashionable parties Of which Lady -
IS the principal point Of attraction
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z YgE DRAHYA,
fHoM THE cANADIAN couRAAr.

MISS O'NELL-rnE cELEnaArEn AcrD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.
Rich nlnnH Rnrr MiU SIoana Mn. e. .I-

uE subscribers respectfully inform their friends gene
rally, that they have received direct from Ffsnce
oy Tue way OF New York, 1646 Hurr blocks Of the best
from tue same place Of 1000 One Of the present hav
og been partner OF the former firms, Of White Davidson
DO. aud Of Davidson Snel who formerly prosecuted
a's business Tor many Years in this city,
seed 40 IDS species Of manufacture In addition TO
"nen they nave employ ed The
tsn. ssd oy them win be warranted inferior
well approved Of by all who used them Their shon i;
,se corner OF and 18Th streets, where all orders will he
tbaukiuy received and promptly executed, They have
low on baud general supply of ready made Burr Mill
nsnes Of various sizes Persons who may of ,,
soove article he supplied northern prices as we are
determined 10 sell as low they he bought in any res
pseabie shop 10 this country. Gentlemen wanting Burr
oocks can be supplied reasonable terms.
Jone4 s-tst YOU'LL s. RUST
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Volu1bIe Real Esi0fe For ,SoIe

HE of land which subscriber resides in the
Il cnnnty of Bedford 8 miles from New London az from
the Academy and II from Lyncbburg containing ahtu
$500 acres upwards OF 500 cleared the balance in woods
The whole Of first rate tobacco land 20 acres
and that excellent grain land This land is very hesyiIx
tiu,bered, lies remarkably WE'LL and is finely
excellent Springs. The are extremely vaabe
aud commodious, the negborhood healthy and
Also tract lying SiauBon river in the county Of
Campbe called Ihe Bo,ring Grsen, within % miles Of
Lynchbag continuing 1000 acres about $50 cleared
large portion of which l. first bottom land
bly, adapted 10 the culture of tohaeco excellent springs
convenient o every part Of the plantation and
healthy: the balance OF the land woods and due
portion Of it tobacco land sf the FIRST qualify.
Also, another tract In the county af Campbell on wv
creek about three miles from Lynchbarg containing IA
nander Is mostly rich tobacco ofthe first ana
is heavily imbered The wood this tract is source o1
considerable profit; well watered and several excellent
mill seals. Each Of the above tracts Is coed repair
The above property will certainly sold in the course Of
the sum"er-aod 50 valuable property is seldom market,
The subscriber invites capitalists view this pro
perry which is offered for sale most
terms. small portion Of the purchase money will he re-
qured in hand, at the time possession is given and
credit Of one and two yearsand three requred-for the
further particulars, application may be
made TO the subscriber near New don in case OF nv
ABSENCE 60 Mr. Jesse Irvine, in the same peigbborbood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
To The O.cners Of Lands in Illinois

IAAES PAID At FIFTY PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Vie subscriber viii p,s for owning
Lands Ia this State and forward receipts pay
mens, upon the receipt OF ONE ALF VI the amount OF
taxes requiredt to he paid in certificate OF epoe
specie paving bank in the bills oil said
Ell to him free OF postage.
As this very liberal offer cannot be bevond the
present year II will be the
pay ms TAR In advance possible The Lands Decem
her last (aboui 300 tracts) year
to prevent total loss. WILLIAM II. BROWN.
Attorney AT Law, and Clerk vi the u S.
District Court
Reference TO Silas Wood Co. Fredericksburg.
VaRdaiia, Illinois, April "a. u5-w3m
NOTICE IS hereby ttft ;it cells in Lunstic
Hospital in the city OF Williamsburg occupied
tha patients, male female, will receiy
the sais' hospital ur said cells
Due notice OF which m he given.
Is, order of the Court Of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY. CO. D.
July ~ 1928 24-tf
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARn -

an Friday the 9th ul my servant LEWIS rbscopded,.
~ he rs bright mulao, about twepy.tbree ar fo,r
years age, and about five feet three or four inches high
hndo blue coat and pantaoons moi reroi,erisd
whe cotton sbr blue great coat glazed hat he
took with him, also, black fur hat about hsG-worn'
will give 50 Dollars for his delivery IL caugb I'm ,ovn
me city and brought To me, or secured 10 any ja so thai
get him again bought him Of MIR. Iobday apent Ccr
Mr. Gary OF the county OF Gloucester 10 which place no
viii probably attempt TO get. He ran away nl,oy, ,,y
years ago and was appretened In WILLIAMSBURG on his
way To Gloucester, being furnished with forged psss
Richmond. March q ss--tf JERMAN BAKEp
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

pursuance OF decree Of The Superior Court OF Chan
Gerry Tor the Richmond district. on the
day OF Jane 1928 In the cases OF VIM Mary College
Ed"ards, aud Edwards vs. VIM MARY College, shalt on
Monday the 28l day Of June inst King William Court
house offer for SALE To the highest bidder public
Of King William, known and designated ON the books OF
surveys Of the college as lot (eieven) lot
Nveve The former containngs1Is acres latter 90
acres; aiso other lot Of land designated by
the college COLLECTOR the books OF surveys,
on the face OF the plat survey college book of
yeys Ne number containing 100 more or less also
sying ia the county Of King William.
June ids J. GUERWAST ~ IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
MILIINARY.

FTIhE subscriber has lately commenced the h,.,
and recently rslurned from baltimore Pb,sds,
phia and New York with the newest fashions and s,os,
collection OF articles in that inenlso VARIETY Of f,c,
articles which she has opened aud offers for sale n, he.
present residence ill she can obtain suitable tenement
the Main-strfet.
She hrs brought with her highly qualified and yer,
ns,y 'ue W a'u anu a ,, 'aIyns on The business
strictly attended tcGes will he taken In u,tine
M articles 70 60 distance TO project them from injury
All kinds Of b0nnefs, bats, caps, ursns &c can he nacL
ed up in boxes 90 safe by wagons stages boats
with tOiersble care 10y the carrier.
yLoRA w. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

Lamb FOR SALE

WISH 10 sell my of land living the upper end
Prince Edward, about 20 miles fruni Lynch6urg ard 3
from the stage road the south fork Of Appomaox t,e
asJ.nlng the lands Of Mr. Win Trent Alexander rso
AVID others, coDisiung about coo suficiency a.
which s cleared Tor the employment Of bands a, adj
yan.Retbe remaining part being well albered and coo,
tobacco land. The Improvements good dwefling.
bou,e with Necessary opt-bowesa good apple aad peac
orchard. and variety Of other fruit trees
Tue terms will be nade known by application sub
ser,ber, living On The premises
!v.ss 9-i2t y.FERgUsoN
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MARSHAT'S SALE.

IN pursuance al decree of The Superior Court Chan
Gerry Tor The hiehnond District pronounced the 18th
C"s o June, 1928 10 the OF cambridge Mihse
SHALL ON Tuesday the 9Th day OF July O'clock
TAR ~ not tue next fair day thereaiter the front door
OF Nuos tavern in the Of Petersburg offer sale
TO Tue highest bidder at Public Auction, cash.
i'nd lying IN the county OF Prince George, containing
hundred acres being the Of land
by Joan DapdrSge senr. dec. OF John Minge lying
James river Ia Brandon Neck believed equal fer.
ulity or soil, to any tract that river.
j. GuERRANr, Al. S. C. c. II. ID.
M1vr I17-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
GREEN SPRUNG FOR SAIE

estate situated the james river al r,y equal
n distances from Richmond and Norfolk contains 9aSs
acres OF land The dwelling house bu brick Is large
and connections, and attached n L. every necessary
building Alta short distance Is spring Of fine water and
an orchard oil excellent fruit. The quality the land Is
generally good and large proportion with very
Vauapie timber convenient the river estate. NOS.
greater advantages than this II is reduced
price ond on long credm-Mr. VIM M Jones RESIDING nj
UreenspIing will shew the premsesAppIy to Mr.. James
d. Riddle, in Richmond, or to VIM. L. HOD0SON
March 6. 100 &C In aJe,ar,r;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
ELK ISLAND FOR SALE.

WILL he sold, Monday the 18th day Of July NEXT ON
the premises, public auction, the lower half Of the
ap9 In the county Of Geocbahd, called Elk Island; be-
ng he property oftbe estate Of the late DIR. James s. Gill
IAN. This properly is aboNt so miles above the city of
nchnpond, and within mile OF Gainesville. The fer
IVY OF the soft OF this and its conguity MARKET and the
ready carriage for produce which is Vt all times offered 10
tne farmer and planter contribute render IL one of the
snn. desirable farms 10 the The lower half which
VII be offered Tor sale, Contains by survey acres Of
ps,eety lsve, low grounds, well adapted The cultivation
VI topatc5, wheat and corn the produce of which low
grounds, ~ point ofquay and quantity, Is not
by the produce ~ land In the state ANY farther de-
scrpon Of the land Is deemed unnecessary as n is
med that persons wishing TO purchase such valuable no.
oaeeo wheal and corn land, Will visit IL previous ~ the
aay OF sale Possessiop will be given the Isl Of
crop Of wheat in the fall. "e
II Al the same time and place will be offered for
SAFE zoo acres of high an, called Tuggles direty oppo
ste to The island being mostly wood land used chiefly
,,r NE purpose OF supplying the island with wood
mr. VIM May, who resides Tuggles, will take pleasure
son who may wish TO purchase. - ~
lsrms OF sale; y 2, So years the purchaser giving
WIN approved security, and paying interest one.
,rd part of the whole FROM the lime Of delivery
W PVssesson and giving deed VI the island
JOHN GILLIAN, I Ex'ors OF
May N. '' ,5.
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ESQ Packages Of Frsh Stusona6le Dry Goods

JAMrc 4, m
H f. LEO w. (narket bridge) have received
""~ '"e' SUI ss,e ne .onowing
DRY GOODS:
aud bales cloths COMPRISING choice OF
fine super6ne blues blacks and roI,r ,,nons
the blue cioths there are two pec@s Of
fine qualit, the very 6ne 81 and hes, is AID thai
have sent 10 this country such as ma kers
have presented az fhe story roes no, .ulv IN The
of Eneand but TO other f,ro,Sa,d Hi, ~ Enrnne
cases containing good assortm.n, of rs,;nerrs of nj
most eve,y description "
bales Angola c, ssimeres well nssor,es
do. eleeant Valencia yest,nps new III.
box super white London drillings
do common Irish do.
1 case elegant siriped satteens and vrardsreI.
do. Wilmington stripes and cotton cas- ,in,eres
do Ir;on ,,;r,nres 'i;frs,sa, s,..i rmsn,
do. white and printed yesnes co,nnrng yood nssor,.
do Madras PujIicn, and co,,n n, srchrG
DO Iade epa nj iorjersJ hLSs nn" ,n.n,s crayats
4 do. elegant check and nrined a,.s,;. o-a~a,s
do eleS mi a.,
bales Ss4 "a 8 4 A. g. anron am, Grn;,,,rs checks
cases common aud en-. sa p . ,'" , i eb;,,,
do elegant printed m,sI;ns 1850 Vs.
do Cambria and o,hsr gin.h,,,s ,s,or,.d
do. Ga elegant woye spot jscone,s
do "A and e. a ,,sin ri Ill 90. c,,;.s ,,si,s
do elegant and oom srured book nuslins
do. common fine aud .Isg,n, r,ns, r,,,es
do. garment and furnur. Iim,ss
do hosiery co mai, Inv ,rg oe von,eos and
r,eu,s -. ~ 10" 3. "s'o. W.. ~ y. " "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

the Tquesi Of many of the most RE- nhsbit-
ants ~ this city, the subscriber has been induced 20 o.
yshhp EXCHANGE 4 READING ROOM, for the accom-.
EQUATION and convenience OF the Merchants and citizens
"ernuy The room occupied by the subscriber and
~, "uloinng one, VIII be opened for that purpose The
s,.e'ph newspapers ard prices current ~ the United
Me', and The most approved Periodical Reviews and
'eghzines Of this country and Europe will he furnished
rapges respectfully iaviied 10 visit the
s, annual subscriptions To The Exchange will be FIVE
PAYABLE In advance Persons wishing to suscri,,e
~ oe PLEASED 90 cali atthe subscribers ohiee-Due no,
", "h be given OF the opening of the Exchange.
l subser'er will sell pubic Stocks Of every deverip
n y,mnt auction. or privately. CARTER g. PAGE
HienuOnt Nay is. sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
PRETTY GOpDS.

THE undersigned have received by the Planter and
baceu Plant, and are now opening beautiful assort
ment Of scarfs and hdkfs thread aces wells,
ribbons and crapes and by far the syie Of
printed n'nslins aud cambrc they have received this
together with many other ariicrsall Which will lie
sold extremely low. WM NEALE CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
NOTJCE

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, May 20, 1924
NoroSALS will be received ut this the
h's day OF July next, for The sale Of i've hundred nd
eighty comics Of the REPORTS decided in the
Court OF Appeals Of VIRGINIA. from the 10Th April 1890 to
sh June 1921. by +. W. Gilmer. Counsellor at Law.
. ny order. WA. IL. RICHARDSON, &C.
Nav 2g 6tiJy
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N0TICE-

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, May 90, 1924.
f1'HE Executive will receive proposals until The first day
Il OF July next, for buiIdinga GUARD HOUSE, ON the
southwest corner Of the Capitol Square-the etfce
VI brick exceeding diameter two stories high
with cupoia Tor the hell ana tue materials and
ship nr,t and substantial plan will be shewn per.
son wishing TO eontrac application this Department
Nav 90. sill 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
NOVICE.

VIE subscriber wishes pure our barrel bls
dressed slaves and beading and hoop poiesfor bch
ne wi give the highest price. He also TO employ
or coed coopets, no will meet with
He has in store Family Flour Prime Pork cIipt Her
rings and Mountain Whskey, which he offers sale al
moderate prices ANDREW SWEEHY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
LANCASTER s. DENNY

IININNhs EN- o DFNBY,
MARKET BRIDGE-oFFER FOR SALE-
90 bb5s. Pennsylvania and New York whisky
25 bbls. Apple Brandy fb,a,d
200 do. No. North Carolina cut Herrinps Skinnsr's
% hhds. retailing Molasses
10000 lbs prime Bacon cured in this CITY, 600 of which
we are authorised TO sell at II cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

BOLTlNG CLOTHS.
T0HN VAN LEW a co. have Just received IN ex,e,
- sve assortment of Boiling Cloths, OF the most apnyed
Equality. June I. 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

y and three times week during the session OF the State
sgsatspriee the heretofore, Fiue Deuays per
annum, payable In advance. Notes OF chartered specie
payag banks (oAy will be received in payment Ike Ed
tors will guarantee the safety Of re,nitng them by mail
the postage OF all letters being paid by the WRITER'S
Er No paper Willie (bu the discretion
Of the Eitees until all arrearages have been paid
" Whoever will guarantee the payment oil papers,
shah have u tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, tess-Frst Insertion, rs ceMs-each
continuance, SO cents -.
No advertisement Inserted, until Il has either been paid
fcr or assumed by person in this city, its environs