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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
BosroS Or, o

A.; BosroN, Oct. g.
S'cy hdu Road This Rail Road. the
oe"eVe IN TINS country, was opened on Sal
'",uay' In presence OF number of gentlemen ~ bo
'ake an interest in the experiment. c,an,;,,, IS
siohe weighing sixteen tons. taken from, tho Isd.
oeiohgHhg TO the Bunker Hill Association. and
On 'hree wagons, which together " eigh i've
US ni"kihg load of twenty one tons. was mov
- e'se' oy single horse, from the quarry to
.ne i'huiHs above Neponset bridge. distance of
III. nan .ntee miles The road declines eradu-
80; e who're way, from the quarry 10 the land
80 pu' so slightly tha the horse conveyed back
empty wagons, making load of five tons.
Alter the starting of the load which reoured Conn.,,
eA e. 'ioh, The horse moved with ease in fas,
~ a. may therefore be easily conceived how
'ie TRANSPORTATION of heavy loads il faciIi-
yea oy means OF this road A LARGE ouantitv Of
peSh'iIui stone, already prepared for the Bunker
~ ''o'ufhent, VIII now be rapidly, and cheapiy
III 'ed 70 TIE wharf at the termination of the
road whence it will be conveyed by LIGHTERS TO
Chsrlesrown ~ Ne'''e'S ~
his road is constructed in the most substantial
manner II rests a foundation of stone laid so
!" me ground as to be beyond the reach of
'e i0s'' and TO secure the rails on which the car
@ iu"S ehec'ually against any change of their
relative posi'ion they aie laid upon stones of
ea", eet In length, placed transversely along the
"NOie extent oil the road, at distances of six or
"N" cach utner. L he space betw cen
nese stones Is hlled with smaller stones or earth
ana over the whole, between the rails, gravel
PAN - made. The rails are formed of pine tim
oer' on the top OF which is placed bar of iron.
NC carriages run upon the iron bars and are kent
IN pace by projection on the inner edge of The
'ire oi the wheels. The wheels aye of size con.
slderaniy larger than common cart wheel.
we learn from gentleman who has visited the
principal rail roads in England that in point of So
idty and skill in construction, this is not exceed
~"' y any one 'heTe. ID. Ado.
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H4WO Yer L.aN:D FOR Y8LE

WILL sell upon accommodating terms tact Of land
Sins on Painonkey river, and adjoining lInoyer Towr
lands OF Robert Page, William Roane, Judge
aud others containing about 200 acres, trd Of which
hrst rate Pdnontey toto gcolds high Ial ,ay tn
any on the rtVeI farther disruption y
as those disposed 10 purchase w FIRST view premises
land will be shown those disposed TO purchase v Mr. a.
Wade, who has in cultivation For teu1. ami, '
Messr' Lakeland Henshaw Co. Of chuond OF to sun
August H. 81 a.
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LRMD FOR SALE-

OFFER for sale the land on which reside con-
tanning by survey 4S5 acres, and lying the county
Goochland, within Sd OF mile Of the Courthouse, Of Mi
cheauK Ferry and I2 Of two public landings James river
the land Is bounded side by branch Beaver Dam
Creek and on two other sides ny public road, is healthy
situation and well watered comfortable
and convenient dwelling house for family of ordinary size
There are on good barn and every necessary house.
tact few farms, any the market afford
superior TO this Persons wishing purchase
requested TO view the land which will shewn with plea
by the Of sale will be accommodating part
only being required hand application may be made Gel
John GueTrant William miller myself.
Oct o. 40 ,s
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7tpentu DoNnre Re,nnrd

ANAWAf on the 10th day Of July last o. negro man AIS
TN purchased him out Of the estate IL Edward
Jones' the Sioeo Springs, Warren county North Csrons
aud expect be lurking about that nerhbourhond or W.
fenon as ms mother was bought by Dr. s. Davis who reside,
IN Warenon Austin about u years old and yerv ksi
ne i've feet eight Of ten inches bgh and dark
6u 10 not reccIleo any particular mark he wofe % an old
fur hat and he carried or with him an old blue brad et
coat and Pdntaoon and striped Of northern cloth and
"hte par o. Pan,soons, he carried OF pair Of
oPPefas colour austin . called by the negroes Austin Jone
he has worked at the miight and oarpenes bu.ine
years he very sensible negro The above reward will he
70 the subscriber, IN Meeklenburg county, Virginia
WILLId1f HICKS
60
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SEPT %.

in ,b ,.n @,eS"'ouhs terms, OF land iyng
- , - n'y vi N"ttoSay, containing between eIs,e8
'aYe N"Hared acres s,tulted Nott9way River AMI
81 %, ase PORTION OF first bottom land well adap
- 49, % ohacco, any other crop; the high land
sou anu wen suited for the cuiu OF cotton Ths Lcr
J between seen aud eight k-ndred acres lies ON
\ ar, 80, u Is bounded by two other creeks which afford
bl are invited TO view the premises, which will
Au., % e s SSs'rseers, or by myself on application
Au6ust ~. o2--lf RlItEARn NJ
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Valuable real ProDcsiV for MI

virtue ct deed ofust executed by Alexander NJ Kim
ID tOAlexander Fleet, dated the f2h d,y of Jnn,r
1870 TO secure he Of Of none, 10 WIN
est aud Tor other putPOses therein mentioned shall IN
Iuesdy day Of November between the hour, Of
o'clock proceed 10 sell on The premise for ready money
enc Fhfee-siory Brick House Csry-street twenty b
forty feet, situated on LOT Of twenty feet front running cI
bnnkred and fiy hree c,tto twenty feet alley Al
one other brick house adjoining thereto, II the same dnes
onsi aud situated lot Of tqua size ~ that if mentioned To
each Of which lois attached Aeai House L Kitchen sun
title only vested trustee toresid will b. convey
ed. ALEX FLEET t,,,,,.J
Oct G. 1926. a, tt,
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ron LEASE

FE'TE subscriber offers to lease for fern If ve,,s The
y BRfCh TdIERN, at Charlotte Courthouse form eflV
he property Of his father Mr. WIN. Watkins The tavern,
Is situated lot Of about thirty aere stfsr6ed TO bcb - y
small tract Of land at small distance from IT, aa,rdng sn
aoundant supply Of wood for fuel and timber FOR the us Ut the
same IL pubic situation, s proximity 20 the Cuurfhoue
heng The nearest and there being bu one other tavern m
pace present. renders very eligible stand fo t4yern.
Terms viii he very moderate especially Tor the f YEAR
10 one who can come well recommended a. tavefnkeeper
Possession be given The 10th December next Appy 10
the suhserber at his fathers. SAMUEL " WATKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

WHAT valuable estate called Chiposks in Sufrv eoov
about four miles below the courthoure is oered for ale
IL hes on the South side Of james RIVER near ox Island
snd binds Tor some diltsnce the river BY survey II
Contains 1888 aefes The greater part Of which cleared
From The fertility Of the soil which Is equoiled by any
~ the county ths estate condeted by ndcee
admirably adapted 20 the growth Of cotton Posso.fon nav
he bad on the hrsi OF January NEXT csp John Fsuon
s'des near the premises, will give any sformsoa
hem For sPply the subscriber living IN Aiexlndrs
~ WI. L. HODGSON.
hngu't To- eft
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August IS
.M.ARSH.4L,S SaT Z

PURSUANT to decree OF the Superior Court of Cbancerv
ioi uhe hiehnond district, made in the Gaze Ut CaI un
asas, EIoan on the l7h DAY of January 1875 shall on
e lola DAY oil November 1876, offer sale al puLic
9 on tr pr enes to tue highest bidder Tor cash the sc
&nd whtreoh Warner Eubdnk, de- lately resided or So
much hereo as wall SATISFY decree subject TO the o
r'Sh "i Catbar"e u5ank, widow the Warner Eun:
the aforesaid tract o! ias lies four miles n of KIN
and Queen thOuse the County Of King ,nd ouec,
j. Gu EHItANf, IL. s. c. c r. j.
o.,- Or ono Of his Deputies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
ZIG W.an GRaM.MaR SCUool

Puo'ie are respectfully informed that MI c. nia,bv +,
se'euan VI high classical attainn nj. aud s,n;.b
49,; = 'seu 70 assist IN tn. classical lspa,u.n, 81
;n school Mr. Rockford will continue 10 siy. n.,r,r,
va: mates and the French language and The pr,,r;I
b. - W "'I' "nfe'nni'ng attention h. pait 10 NIL,
P, o studies as extensively useful as tn, nature of th
u''On VIII admit "A few additional Schoa,, can he I
WIN. ID. GILES,
A,.n,, I, DARTHW. EGAN
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Notice TO Sherhs and other Collectors OF the Pub
lie Revenuei

auditors Office lug. II, 1926
4 NDERSTANDING that the act nf The Last Ciene,,I 4 -
- sembly extending time of accounting for the Phil
Ntvehue has IN some instances been aorse
INTO the treasury at any time during month Vt
4'1ven~sr '''h'u forfeiture Of the and haiT pcr
cent e0mi'si2Hs have thought proper to give this pub
ha' a. 90 not concur IA snch construction shall in
an cases udiiow the additional Commissions unless the
are accounted for precisely heretofore.
JAS h HEATH, Auditor Public Accounts.
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NOTICE.

u virtue Of deed of trust to the subscribers by
Isaac Curd, TO several debts therein mentioned
VIII positively be sold to the highest bidder Goochland
cash. two tracts OF land, containing four hundred acres
oeng pat OF the tract sold A. b. Lewis, the other
tain three hundred and twenty-five acres, lying
Creek aud ad dining Mrs Mary Watkins and others
said tracts lie Goochland Courthouse. The subscribers
acting as trustees will only convey such title i, vested
them as trustees
WILLIAM MILLER, lr,
CHARLES COOKE. s
Oct ct. '39-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO the estate # E,n,,J ,,,u a.
on Nouoway county, required To make inmcdia,.
70 .he subscriber and all persons having clam.
a. rn.;s are requested to max. them known a, soon
either to the subscriber or to Mr. A. b. speonsr
cy az Law ga Petersburg, who authorised 10 s.ttl. ali
of he 'he estate IS concerned in Nottoway or any
- '"e adjoining eousties aud in PeiersLmg " '
WAN. u. WREN, Serg. c. n. and
Sen, % Gdnor. cf H. jYHL, dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

WILL sell at plantation IN PoyhA.an, 10 miles from
n Hiehmond Fine Greek MILL from two u three hun
dTed barrels of Corn, from 10 10000 fodder stock
OF horses, cows hogs with the farming utensils Apply Ro
bert Pleasan OF Fine Greek for terms, the Subscriber s
lug in Henrco county II the above property not disposed
Of by the 10Th OF November will that day sell high
est bidder on the premises. SAN PLEASANTS.
Sept 20. 4I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

I The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
aud three times week during the session of the State Ler.,
iarePriee the heretofore, Five Dollars per snnum
PAYABLE in advance Notes of chartered hanks
onyl will be received payment. The Editors will saan
tee the safety Of reuitting them by nall postage let
ttrs being paid, by the writers.
No paper will he discontinued (but at the discretion OF
the Edtors0 until all srrearsses have been paid up.
Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine paper.
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, Oh LESS-tist insertion IS cent.-each
continuance, so cents.
- No advertisement inserted until il ha. either been paid
r, or assumed by this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
IT CORNICK PLOVGETI',S

subscriber has hand aud offers for sale AZ tb
- hiehmona Plough Mandatory opposite, IN. U,,sn Ii,
81 assortment OF the celebrated pUoniek the east and tb
improved BAR-SHARE PLOUGHS 'l'' '"d u"
Al.oo, b,,l r. WILLIAM PALMER.
Sept: /. ~ f'"e's' .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fTHE tract Of Land called fill Grove, containing above
1900 acres lying IN the lower of Amelia county Tor
mery advertised, IS still for sale II would make ar e1een,
cotton plantation IL Will be sold all ozaher or divided into
parcels. The terms will bc8coommodsting.
Wigwsm, nsfrh 4. Qq-f Gg1f T. GJyEg
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E4LL G00DS-


JAIL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
~ aud other late arrivals from New York aud Phlsdephs
part Of his FILL GOODS; Amongst which arc London
f?trbne aud common cloths and cassimere Vaena, Flo
snvhe and swansdown ve,ingy rose, point and Whitney
oanks white, red aud yelO hlnnt petngs and hearth
Tugs Irish linens sheensi and diapers; German oznsburg
aud uekenhargi thread aud cotton checks aud ckngs do
esuo shfting heetngs and plads; London printed
Dicks and oalieoesj India Swiss and Scotch NULL hook ia
e' ana cambria muslins With general OF no.
y sk' san5, laees, and other fashionable Fancy Goods
"n zen ne viii sell a unusually low prices
sept 20. A--f
VIE subscribers respectfully inform hc friends and N e
public, that they have entered ia CDpauefship for the
an'aetion Of Communion ures ia Philadelphia under tb
I'm OF H. Hamilton and A. u. Spence refer &C. Messrs Levi
"eoo 20 ROBERT HAMILTON,
oct1s. D'N" % o. 1s ct.
Sale Of Negroes.
SHALL offer for sale to the hgnest bidder on MONDAY The
~O.h aay Of September next tar, otherwise the next fair
~, ~ ihe late residence Of Edmund Harrison dec IN the
ony OF Amelia, between 30 aud 100 Negroes consulting Of
~, women boys and girls Among whom are some as Ssu.
nvue servants as in this state, blackmibs cafpen.
VIZ ana crop hands The sale continue from dav 10 d,v
completed Teims made known on the dsy AID al The
place Of sale. HATffI uSpnfsGS -, y '"e
s, Of Eduund Harrison, dec
1870 - august =, 1896. 25-tdsf
consent 10 the above sale 90 far a. I In, ;rfcre.,.d
-. m JAMES +. COOKE.
u ne above sale Posponed until the tsgsntiefh dsy Of
'oVenosr nezt al which time will positively tske pl,se
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ismal Swamp Land Compon,,

,,,,,, D'sWGl Stoamp Land Company.
WE holders Of Shares this Comrsnv sre Notified fb,,
- "wednesday, the 18th Of November ney !, tbe a. @
f''"ed i'r Their meeting IN Suffolk Va. y
~ So, FIELDING LEWIS pre,dt
zines and forward the secour, 70 '0''' wv 19ote
S7.-st
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FRUIT TREEs. GRApES g..


HE subscriber Proprietor Of the Linnean Botanic Garden
and Nurseries, NesO York offers 10 The pubic ,,cJ
assoTfplent Of TREES And PLANTS as then B,a d,,s
TIE collection Of Fruit Trees Of alt the various E,d and
also ~ ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Plants IL ,rLI
k"otOH for its great ertent and but in Ion
70 the 1'''s'se acquisitions 9rr years the proprietor noe
DsF GoDVe 90 varieties OF the choices, Ffui. 1bh
are NOT ~ possession IF any other establishment in his conn,
Fy and an Of 'rch announced the Cafalogbs far
~ 'VoN nave Jst issued rom the PreThe assortment
uTqReS consists " nboOe $50 varieties, and comprisss he
neSt i,e Id6te Craps knos0n France GERMANY Ia
~ ana the CTnis1Gnd the proprietor haring aco,d r
t5rs'vs Information on he subject from actual experience is
age 10 make such selections may BE- suitable TO anu a
war toeaihnHd Chere such selections are len 10 him 5s
g send such as cannot faR 10 succeed The price for tEe
t assortment ~ tUere Ues eight dollars for ne second
aofmtnt sir dollars aud for the third asso9eni four nn
Gheg dollars The collection of Roses exceeds 500 ,fies
and " GTstn House Plants, about 1000 speefes
tifid and - ' O'i"
Catalogues maybe hal gratis of Jane, Heron Eo,; L,
street and orders through him, per mat vH meet Dropt
C. d. eftte Linnaan Society Of Paris IF tie Ho,iI,,
RAJ London, and ce lmPeriai Sooiefy Of The eoy
gefh a, Florence, &c. 's ''''
WI 81
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Desirable Real PTopeyfV far S0Ie

ElY virtue Of deed Of executed by William cKin
- and Elizabeth il vile, 20 John Lee and Alexander Fleet
dated Oh the 10Th day 0f September s2i recorded IN The
Court Of liung for the city " Richmond, the 18th day
OF November 1871 10 secure the payment certain sum G
money therein mentioned 10 VIM Fleet aud for other purpo
se' sha surviving trustee, proceed sell the pres
q, for ready money Tuesday the 9Th DAY Of Noveef
next TO commence hall past O'Clock the afternoon the
following property, viz -Four HOUSES aud oi.h the improve
ments thereon they then siood ed the Mutual inu
sncs Society, az Of them fronting r. Street. between 81
ih streets ~ said city. The sad lots extending back on 81
aud 4h streets hundred and wtnty feet 10 az alley Of
twelve feet intended 20 have been opened and 90 run through
the square from SdtO tth streets Also, eighty II ground
al The Of and fh Streets aud extending back on an
street one hunded and twenty feet Aso I'll that Lot Of
Ground on the North side Of street. David Bulock
containing @6i ise font said g. reet exende sack
about i5i ee 10 alley of 10 feet ALo, one other House
and lot containing % aid M haf FEET fonns 40 street
tnd extending back 10 feet which last House aud
Lonby tn- provisions n edeed aforementioned suhicrtf
the lie estate Of the said Elizabeth McKm Such title only
will be conveyed vested surviving trustee afoe
said The ale will tenement al the corner
Of L. and iih streets.
ALEX: FLEET, Surviving Trustee
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

II. j. ShymaHski Practical DENTIST
IS The pleasure 70 inform friends sud the public in
- general throughout the state that he hls taken his resi-
deuce in Richmond for the ensuing winter
nj s. has been regularly bred Dentist Europe AVID Tor
more han fen ycsrs, practitioner The principal cities II the
u D. The public repeatedly invited, and see the
many improvements made by Mr. the line Of bis profe.
on particularly IN the operation Of supplying the loss
bOMdN TEETH His room, exclusively Tor The RECEPTION
o. hS professional visitors, above d. Abrsham Apoheesy
Store, on r a. entrance IN 18th A.
until p q.
oniT ,ss-a
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WuIinn, 4 Aia,y COLLEGE,. Ortober N. Iaoe

WtHiGnI q Mary College, October ~, 1926.
meeting OF the Vstos held the 18th the Rev
IA Mr. WDlsc Of AteraHdrG appointed President Of
tae College and Professor Of lHOral Philosophy.
Mr. Thomas H. DeO appointed Professor Of Politicai
Lasr, and
Mr. Da5nsy BrOUns Das confirmed in his appointment
Professor Of Humanity
Mr. Dew and Mr. Browne have accepted their appoint
and assured that MIR. Wilmer will do likewise and
enter promptly on the duti-s assigned him.
The College will opeu the 5Oth inst. usual and the
courses Of instruction will be as follows;
By the Rev. Mr. VIM H. Wilmer Rhetoric, Bellies Letres
the Philosophy Of Grammar, Logic, aud Ethicks.
by Mr.. Ferdinand S. Campbell Mathematics tomprehen-
ding the Elements OF Geomety, Algebra Plane and Sphe-
cal rrgonOmety Surveying MensuatioD Fluxions
BCmy.
by Judge Semple; Law and Police
BY Dr. T. X. Rogers: Natural Philosophy embracing Dy-
names Mechanics Hydrodynlmes, Pneunaes, Acoustic,
Optics, magnesm ELECTRICITY MeteoroOgy, &c-Aso, Che
mlstry which constitutes separate
by hlr Thomas X. Dew A. NJ: Natural and National Law
Poiek History, the Philosophy Of the Human Mind, and
Political Economy
by Mr.. Dabney Browne, A. D.. The Classics The school
under the direction Of this Professor opened the st inst
snl will close "a the Isl Of August
The exPences necessarily incurred by student one es-
son. for board washing, odgng fuel attendance &C. SIG
The Zee for attendance Of lectures being
$50, the expense for three courses, which are as ma
ny Student can attend TO with advantage in the
same session. On
Naturalization lee
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TEN DOLLaRS REU.aRD

ToLEN from the the stable subscriber
~ on the night of Thursday the 5th of this
sorre herse 10 OF 10 hands high years OLD
both hhdieet white slightly rubbed the shoulders also
his name just above the shoulder oleraby by the
collar The fore Part Of his quite short his
will give the above reward Tor the delivery Of the horse
aud the detection Of the thief SIS for the alone
A. Is. SHELTON.
Oct <I i9---G
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!,
sc. for Sale
e. riday, The 18th day Of NUyembe next f fair If oi
'e next ia' day, will sell TO the highest bidder at
o suction, my tract oil land James RIVER near
"a 'ne county Of Neson credit of l. aud wears Tbi.
80 e"' anou $40 acre; produces abundantly the usual
'e situation IS beautiful very healthy. crop OF hsi viii
Ie 'own ~ good tune and good order and pos Will b
immediately after the sale Athe same time will he
o AZ he negroes belonging the said farm beig
"a Almost the whole Of these ntgrues are old enou,h
lhder service and, hands are certainly ve1
Aey anu very valuable Three hundred barrel of corn an
me Plantation utensils, and all the stocks of horses cattle hoe
~ W." ue SOLD at the There are sumo hi -
anu WORK steers the negroes and the corn will
e sod lof cash. or the drafts acceptances of approved
0a's al very short dates The stock other articles " he
800 On "a edit Bonds with approved security will 6r requ-
Gu rom inc purchasers credit; m addition thereto, ,
o' uut WIZ be required from the pul chaser Of the land
"e sAe VIII lake place the farm wall b., conduct
y hToheF, Joseph C. CGjeH. In the mean time th land
WIN ne he"n oy the managers MIR. Duke Living ON IT, PEI
Oseu 10 pun chase any portion of this property need not fear
fixed. 1:E0i,,,t,. - !. ss .s1,It ana
Oct 8. 80 IL
VIE Business heretofore conducted by William Anderson
II attne corner OF aud 18Th streets will from tnis date lac
continued by the subscTibts under the firm of adeySon
""" y Co. WILLi.fn NDERSON,
JOHN GARTH,
Sept. 5. r.
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Publisbedby order Of the Faculty. Te,te,
JAMES SENPLE
NJ b. The Professor ofIunanity is required by statute 10
BOARD pupils 100 for the but pupils may be boarded
an resPectablefamilIes ia town at 80 dollars.
II The Richmond Wing, Petersburg Republican, Norfolk
Beacon and Heald will please insert the foregoing h, ee
1mss and forward their accounts Mr. Edmund C6ristian
the Bursar for payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
FOR LONDON.

NOTICE.
FlE members Of the late firm of Lakeland Henshsw Co
hs CITY, having assigned TO us their y, including
bookdsh bonds ofhsnd ether securitie, for the
benefit o their creditors in conformity deed by
Them executed and record the Hastings Court this
city, herby notify the persons indebted to the said Lack
land henshaw Co. that discharges to them the said debtors
authorized therefore; and sirablets bnr TO close
as soon possible the affairs of the said tm request those
without delay. GUSTAvUS LUCKE
THOS. MAY.
Oct ~ 49-st
w have authorised Mr. Edward Henshaw, meuhtr OF the
~ late hrnl Of Licklaud Beushaw x Co, proceed
me settlement o the affairs of said firm, make collections
eebA and grant discharges therefor, in
GUSTAVUS LUCKE,
THOS. MAY
Oct ~ 49-st
Office IS hereby given, that the prices of the
Shoes, the Horse and Mule Collars manufactured
enen,ay have been considerably reduced by order of
Board of Directors.
THOMAS NELSON, P. A p.
pct IL s9-4t
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The whole Of The expenses necessarily incurred by
pupil IN the Grammar school Tor session. u board
lodging, washing, fuel, &c. &c.
Tee for tuition,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

We understand by private letter, that the hon.
Andrew Stewart, Of Uniontown, Pa the active
advocate Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, is re-
elected for the 10th Congress. His majority is
supposed to be $500. The slate Of the polls, as
announced at The date OF the letter, wss-for Stew
ant, $500, Hart, $50. One or two small town
ships remain to be heard from. Nat. Jour.