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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-24

a great variety Of ca Brown cambrics fcr
llcoes, some as low ( Bonntts,
as Is per yard, fast Reeds by Gross or ro.
colOrs tail
Fancy siik hdhis BobDiuet Lace, wide
Brown cotton .G5Uls aud narrow.
Gingham robe, Black green and white
Plain aud figured ia. Italian crapeg,
comet muslin, Black sinchaw,
Book muslin, sofy Black ond groeusa-ee-
shear, nets
White Cambric, Striped DeAm,ra sat
White German cot f, tiu,
ton hose, White pressed Grape.
Black ingram, Do DO White bioct & straw
Lead, d. do /, pressed Grape hdkG
German silk hdkfs, Bodickiug and other
Raw silk martles, domestic Goods,
Valencia, o. cHEAP.
Will inn few DAYS open complete as-
sortment Of CROCKERY aud GLASS
WARE, oil Of which he is determined n
sell as low as at any other store IN town, Of
equal quality. 5th mo. 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-24
JOE 5 T. i Z " 4 50

HAS jugt received from Boston, a hand.
II some assortment Of Goods, consist
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Bp Autborttp,

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED At THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE SINErEENTu CONGRESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
TuEsDAY, JANUABY 81, 1926.
IN SEN Arr.

Mr.. Nathan Sanford, Senator from The State
Of New York, presented his credentials, was quail
fled and took his seat.
Mr, Hendricks presented two joint resolutions of
the Legislature OF indisna--the first PROPOSING
the passage of act TO extend indulgence 10 the
payment of their instruments 10 those purchasers of
the public lands who have filed their acceptance of
existing relief laws and the second, proposing
the passage of a law 20 reduce and graduate tho
price of public lands offered tor SALE and remain
ing unsold which resolutions were read, and re-
iered.
Mr.. Eaton submitted The following motion:
Rcsoired. That the Secretary Of the Navy fur
nish each member of the Senate with one Of the
printed copies Of " Minutes of the Proceedings of
the Court OF Inquiry and Court Martial, in relation
10 Captain David Porter
On motion Of Mr.. Lloyd the Senate took IN
the report, made by bin, from ihe Committee Of
Commerce, on The 25th instant, adverse 10 Ito
petition OF certain merchants OF Baltimore, who
pray that the present duty OF dollar per ouinta,
On imported dried fish may be reduced to 3 cen,s
PEI quintal. The report IS 50 ample, both In i,a
facts and ifs reasoning, to show the inexpe6encv
0f the reduction pctitoned for, that we would pive
Il p place Immediately, if yye could command The
requisite space. The report was concerned In
without debate or division.
On the motion Of Mr.. Holmes, The Senate took
up the bill " 60 secure the Accountability OF public
oil oers, aud Others the question being on the a.
doption of an additional section, reported by The
CoJnmiJes II Finance, zh'eb, tsiag modified IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
Newkent, Jan. 8. 1s26.

b(f virtue o adeed oil trust executed me :dtnu,
- Wills, for the pun pose of UNDERWRITING Wm T. Wi
for any money he may be compelled pay secu
rity and oi record n the Nttoway, shall offer for
sale Wednesday the 10Th day II February next at the ,
ling house Of the said Edmund viii. stock Of cattle
and hogs valuable carriage little by se and
par OF very veahle horses good riding horse, about ban
res Of CORN plantations tools of description yaua
bic household aud kitchen furniture, aud four likely and
valuable negroes, aoi1us whom excellent cook Terms
cash Virginia money. u. r. TODD, Trustee.
Jan. 10Th, 1926.
consent to the above sale, and shall the
the plantation wbecon nOS containing 1900 good
farming land with house for the
lion OF large family, and which generally we'll known
that perhaps farther description il useless Also ms tract
land IN Dnwiiiie adjoining the above containing 900
great part Of which OF excellent quality. Also g
MILL which known 10 be equal ii superior any mil! in
the county The terms for the lands will br part fi
CASH the balance upon and two years credit
giving satisfactory assurance for the edit
Jan. T1-2awtds< EDMUND WILLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
LaND FOR SIZE.

NOR sale, my Of laed Abemsrle county heretofore
IL my residence, consisting about 1000 Of which
mountain and extending from generally OF good quality,
and remarkably well tmbeed aud watered The traetes
The south slde ct the Hvsuna branch Of james River
gable for Milon which within three aud half
miles five miles FROM Charlottesville, and SIX from the
University. Off advantageous situation for health and soee
need be made here The estate has all the
ita eommoIiou dwelling house, buildings
for servants aud other domestic purposes good sabe
barns with breshng machines gs and mill, with good
houses and abofer wen posted for each purpose
nd all repair. be divided adyanag
lynto several parts & will be sodPosed of fdeed The pay
taent ofte purchase money may be made by nstsueu with
A very liberal credit be agreed at the time Of sale. The
fnn the stock Of every kind may be sold with the land
Ihave also sale another tract Of rather than TOO
acres miles below Milton, ofte river, its northern
side which lies WE'LL OF good quality well timbered aud
,saered valuable vein u lime stone passing through it,
This ac divided farms, each having dwelling
house cOmodious for small family with necessary out
buildings Credit will he given for this tract in like
for The other Persons inclined purchase, will address them
selye, direetlyto me. JAMES MONROE.
Oak IIlI Loudoup county. Va. April ~. If5-tL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
Tgsntv DoiIors Re1oord

ID AN AWAY from the sub5criber living Cumberland
~ county Va.ncsr the eourthSne about the Of
Der last negro by che Of Booker but fsqueutiy
calls hinself Hatcher, and Is likely will himself
this lie about rs years Of age add about feet hgh
very bright muao Of genteel appearance aud polite address
aud weu well dressed very likely naD) His dress cannot
be particularly named as he had good clothes Of different sorts
but il Is likely he has coat Of fine London brown broad
cloth. lie raised IN the negbouhood Of The eourhousc
where be has since lived Hence pfeumed bis only objer
in going q Is 70 pass free add will probably attempt
reach foreign state 70 effect th, object The shove
ward with al reasouable charges will he paid for his safe de-
livery me, for being secured IN ja that get him.
Masters Ct vessels aud boats ferry and
ney requested stop the d negro and receive the reward.
jar 70. 75-.r9F LEONARD poS1IEH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
DISAPPOINTMENT.


the 1sth day oil FEBRUARY next If fair il not fair thenon
tle fait day thereafter the door OF Mr. p
Verdiers Tavern Orange courthouse the Tract of Land
whereOn the said Tavern erected with the sad IA
aud other aPpurcnant buildings including the parcel or
ract Of land purchased by the said Verdier of Richard Al
Chapman and including the lots from above SchCl,' store
house along the road 10 the gate the top hill and
other lots of land conveyed away simple said Verde
prior Ia the 25ih day 0 November, 1922 tract urou
The hill, much elevated above the rest of the VILLAGE
ereeted brick tSO-ory dwelling house. which, If
will he sold separate with the land Also M
the time aud place will be so the Tract of Land lynr
u the ssd courthouse, purchased the said Verdier Of
Thomas b. Fox and wife. Also, the land .ed nv
Verder OF Richard HILL except those parts 10 Tho
mas Duke aud Christian r. knze Also, the parc
of land purchased by the said Vede joseph Garter and
Roger Bell except the part sold and conveyed to
Bush All which lands lie in the said county Of Orange The
said tavern with the appurtenan, buildings and suitable oorti
of the land will he sold for e-rd part cash aud the re-
due OF the porehase money hye equal annual
Tire dwelling house upon the hill with apprteuances for
in cash. andtbe residue of the purchase money
four equal annual The the lands will he
sold for cash, should credit be required ae
terms will he offered, aud the lands divided in any manner G
suit puressers To any wishing into the en-
Poyment Of keeping tavern few the country
be inviting The tavern conmodioys b,ildny
the stable aud is excellent and in good
and healthy neghbouThood The sell a. tuslees
aad only convey such; bot is believed the title will he
"''' o'qo'''''"''''' WI Wat G auAEnfs trustees.
Jan. IL 1925. 7aH2,ytd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
Jan. 20.

VIE Subscribers intending retire from pur
suns ouer Tor sale their entire Stock Goods, comprising
general and extensive assortment of Dry GODS Hardware.
Sc &C. amounting probablyto about 20VOo dols
tons IN Baltimore Phadeph and NevYork at very low
anu IN. principal part thereof within the las, ~ months,
INC Payments may he made To the the pur
chaser on his giving approved security Until OF the whole
STOCK can he effected, will continue to sell article
may De waned at small advance the cost for cash.
The purchaser oil the Goods for term of
years the Store which have occupied for many years.
wh'ehwe have no he station in saying the b. all
the lower country for extensive retail establishment The
improvements consist Of convenient Store house, with uic
en- accommodation for small family, warehouse and all
eessary on-houes. Persons wishing buy may examine the
goods and know the terms application to
=. THOMAS SMITH & co.
Gloucester courthouse, Jan. o. g,--wtf
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Engineer Office, Beaufort, W G.
DEcEm3ER Goth, 1925.

ohSE"'oh-i> ""'i''
YyNIlE Engineer charged wih tbe eonue1n oil hr or u"
L be built ON the Eastern extremity OF tue bosue DahA ~
Ais HARBOUR wishes 10 contract Tor about fourteen tnusa
perche' oSood durable building Stone ana .s Sns o.
good durable Brcks he also PURCHASES 1se quantities oil ufn-
Tho,e persons who wish to contract are daVeii.eu-
That the char aeer oil the o,oae per ssPieJ mus. ne
apProved aud no Stone OF oierent character 10 oe
but al the option otthe Engineer. Il,
That during The Continuance OF aeyeIiss the stone Is 70
be inspected aud approved, OF Rejected we On ooIu the
vessel
That the stones must ne pounneu 10y nearly
surfaces, and nave Que oPoru"hs 70 iesh' aug
fheknes; one ,'de 70 DC fmeh .e .ace, az !" o u ~
spalS aud that no stone weighing less hah my pounds 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
Fifty Dollars Retoard-Stop the Villain.

booI the middle OF August, calling himself Pet
unohe, passed through this place and took OF with him
negro man of nine Pebone about five feet high,
complexion long strait dark hairhas suspicious look gen.
'ee dressed lie has been in the Army, and ii is said
ca ana went 10 Canada lie
every makes pretension,
Trae'k he negro man. is tall likely fellow yellow
complexion, wen dressed, has share Of
dence and fond OF the company OF white an
ekseien tder, and took with him small poor bay horse.
These fellows crossed Banacs the
INTO South Carolina the S0h Angus. They
III reense district shortly afterwards. The white
on ioothe riding with his fiddle tied behind him
The white man aii he lived Green,ile District aud
he had purchased the negro Of me.
The above reward will he given for the and
confinement OF these fellows JAIL that get my
hands ON thein-or Thirty dollars for the negro alone.
Aiiliedg eville, Geo, JAMES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
YELLOIY SPRLA1iN
WIN. II. DYER.
"a -

THE subscriber having been long rendered incapable
tending To business from indsposition, "efs that
celebrated establishment the Yellow Syringe situated IN the
county Of Montgomery and State Virginia, miles North
of the courthouse road leading the Western cou
try The great medical quanie' oi the water, s1ton and
improvements all combine render t,is desirable siu
ton 20 obtain health IN the He will venture to
that the has snerior and that the roads leading II
Infinitely better than 20 other watering place th
section of the country Should person ncine rent c
do for several years, accommodating he
could expect. person who Is calculated for thus
and will enter upon undetermined do WELL condde ny he
eve that he casoot fail An early application will be ib
there repairs 60 be made before tie season COM
Some furniture will he supplied aud fret rate ake
lives the SPRING. who can be employed fern.
CHARLES TAYLOR
Tan NJ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
CCRLES FOR SALE.

iE subscriber duly suthoIistd sell valuable estate
on which he resides belonging TO has father, Wade Ausy
ms e'ate has been recently well
that particular description Of it deemed unnecessary No
estate ON the advantages The buildings
are very convenient nd in good repair and every
on the farm in good order ioi cultivation The small
Perimenis made with the crop have sufficiently proven
that admirably adapted the gtvv article Beng
determined TO SELL bargain may he had by those disposed
purchase The stock OF every descriptions ming utensils,
&c may he had vaaon and viii seed
croP OF wheat at aPrce For further particulars refer
the subscriber. WADE MOSBY, Jr.
Curles July o. Ie--wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
-4dn,inistratOr's S0Ie.

IA ILL positively be sold Tuesday the 2st instant; IL
~ fair, &c the far day. of the late
Benjamin b. JOnin dec in the of Catersve one Of
the largest and most general of GOODS ever
10 this section of Country consisting Of Dry Goods Grocer
liar iware, Cutlery, Medicines, Potter Queens and
china Ware; the household aud kitchen furniture. Also
valuable riding horse, aud harness COVE
will he hired the belonging said Also viii
e rented the time and place, large and
e-TOom and {, d Terms Of sae for all dol
lars aud UNDER cash and for oil dollars credit
TIL The is Januny 1927 will be given the purchaser giving
bon with spptoV ed 'eenriiy.
GEORGE w DANIEL, Admir- of Ben d. John'on dec.
Feb. ?, 1926. gC-vs,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

n
Mr.. Bartlett, from the Committee on Naval Az
fairs, reported bill concerning the Naval estab-
lishment of the u. s.
THE bill proposes that the Naval Establish
ment shall consist of one Vice Admiral, two Rear
Admirals, thirty Captains, thirty Masters Com
nandant, two hundred and twenty Lieutenants
ten Chaplains, fifty Surgeons, s:xty-fve Assistant
Surgeons, fifty Pursers, twenty Sailing-masters
four hundred ard fifty Midshipmen, thirty Boat
SWANS, thirty Gunners, thirty Carpenters, twenty
Sail-makers, and such number of petty officers
seauien. ordinary sesmen, and boys, as the public
exigencies may require, to be determined and as
signed to the different Navy Yards, stations and
vessels in the Navy, under the direction of the
visions Of the bill relate 70 matters Of pay detail of
service, &c.
The bill was twice read and committed
FREDERICKTOWN ROAD.
Mr., Stewart, from the Committee on Reads and
Canals, made report, accompanied By bill an -
,horziDg subscription for stock in the Washington
Turnpike Road Company which was twice read
and committed.
This Bill proposes that the Secretary Of the
Treasury shall subscribe for - shares of the
capital stock Of the Washington Turnpike Compa-
ny, tp pay for the same at such time, and in such
proportions, a. may be required by sold company /:
Provided that no part ofthe money shall be paid
until satisfactory evidence he produced 90 the Sc
cretary Of the Treasury, that the whole Of the road
between Rockville and Fredercktown, will, with
the aid OF the sums provided by this act. be COM
ploielY made AM tuEngiked, on the Madam plan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
LIND EOR S1rE

M ILL he sold on the premises the 18th of February
w nehi far, not the fair day pursuant 70 decree
OF the county court OF Newkrni. a credit of one and
year, Tue iant'on whto Eidridge Roper resi-d
oouHiy ct Newkrh on the main road leading WILLIAMSBURG
about ;"a miles heo r"vdence Forge; and tim.
and place. another tract u Land containing 500 acres
This tract is the Chckaous river within one mile Of the
r-t mentioned tract The purchasers will be to
INTO bonds with approved security, together with Deed
ru't on.he land tosccure the purchase money. The under
signed commissioners appointed by the carry the said
decree into effect will sh.w the said of Land TO any
person wishing TO view the same before the day Of sale
JONES H. CIIRlSAIIAS,l .
JOHN III. CHRISTIAN, s
ROBERT CHRISTIAN
Negkcnt IAN. Al Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
Ten Dollars Rt,p0yf

OST stolen from the Lynchhurg Stage, between
this and Lang horn Tavern the morning Of the 18th
January, pair Of SaIdl. Dag, containing wearing an
pare aud Red Leather Pocket Book IN name written
it, in which the following hond., viz:
Thomas L. Everts and Thomas Ely James Sieptoe due
aro 1926 for 1866 dollars subject credit Of IG2 so
Wm. C. Leftwich al John r. W. Read JAMES Steptpe o
1888 SO, subject edit of 205 January 1876. Tho
above bond. assigned by James Stepoe. Also james
SePoe and III. s. LanchbOns Bond for 5000 dollars.
payable h January 1926. james Stertoe bond for 46
As the above bonds be any person. will paw
tn. above reward for the Saddle Bags aud contents f. H.
Dyer is marked the Saddle Bags.
WIN II. DYER
jan o. B3-,s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

WAS committed to The jail Of the Of Petersburg as
~ runaway, on the 4b day of Oco1sr lia negro boy
ed Lewis who says be helougs Mr. Cato Kennedy who
lives Leno county, ~ c. He is feet and halfnches
high, light eompected has ~ the forehead which he
says occasoncd by kick from horse; smother
left ebov which he say, oecssoued b. buro and ~.
Pearto be about twenty years 81 The requested
n cone forward property, vsy charges aud take him
swav, or he will be dealt With the lave d. ects.
J}1.s. 7t-viH HpGEN MALLORY, ia;.or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
ZIP ESP GOODS

WE are receiving by almost every opportunity from
w Richmond fresh supply u goods bough at auction
che best terms by II. u. Montague, residing there for the
purpose giving additional advantages eabhmen
This place az well the at Perkinsonye. FROM the
late purchases with confidence that having
pefenoed partner Richmond will be found much u the
advantage Of our customers aud ourselves We have Just
received also from New York splendid selection Of fancy
goods bought for cash by merchant Of much Taste 10 that
market all Of which Offer al the lowest prices for esh,
cotton for the Latter We will give the highest price, delivered
at Lawrence ville,or to Fox and Montague Richmond.
MONTAGUE MOTLEY n co.
IawrenseyIe Dee % 69-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
EDUCATION
Tan. IT. 1925.

GRATEFUL for the patronage which has been received
~ Miss NJ Il j. Watt haven't 10 announce that they conf
their School OH +. street
TERMS OF TUITION.
Orhosraphy Reading, Writing Arhueiick, Eug,h Gram
mar GeograPhy, Dictionary, CnmposOn aud Ornamental
Neede-work, dollars per quarter.
Drawing, Painting Paper aud Velvet iucudnr the above
10 dollars per quarter.
Young Ladies be accommodated with Board Washing
aud Lodging Nj G.. Watts for IS dollars per quarter
Fuel during the winter season dollar.
" speeslsard paid 10 the morals and manners Of the
pupils.
Jan. PC. G3-2aw1Hf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
FElI9LE EOTT1I3i7TTTiI07j-INNri-

TEyHE School the residence Of the ,uhscber conducted
Il by Mrs. Rudd last year, will he continued again the pre-
year under her decon The Of instruction CON-
pres full for accomplished and useful edueaiirn
The the heretofore, for all charges cSe.p,
drawing and music f10 per session Of months 20 dollars
paid in advance, the balance 10 two equal payments first Al
The eud o FIVE months aud the balsnce At the end the 81,
Music will be 20 dollars per quarter Of So lessons. and
drawiug aud painting 10 dollsr, per session.
L. II. MOsBY.
PoVhat,n. Jan. 81. o5,s,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

nN the 10Th inst. intend open a SCHOOL in Farmyle
~ fo the instruction of Young Ladies. The School will
furnished with maps aud glohe'.
Frieeo hoard tuition, washing, fuel and other necessary
oommodsons bed and bedding excepted will be $50 dolsr
per annum, be paid semi. annunly ~ advance
Vlcatious as in HampJeu Sidney College.
Jas. II. G. LEACH.
r. s. Boarding may he had accommodating terms in
gentcel families F0inye The price Of tuition alone will
be so dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

TT The ENQUIRER is published twice n week generally,
and three week during the session of the State Lega
ure-price the heretofore, Five Dollars per
psyabe advance. Notes of Chartered specepaying banks
ouy) will he received payment The Editors will
&c the safety rsmns them by mail the postage Of all let
ter, bsing paid, by the writer's
r5 No paper will he Discontinued (but at the discretion Of
he Edtors) until all arrearaye, have been paid up
nJ- Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
,hsll have tn. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ny One square, OR LESS-Eirst insertion 10 centseaeh
continuance, % cents. 3D.,
No advertisement Inserted until has either heen paid
for, assumed by person IN thus city or ITS envros
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
aELL TaVER.V FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER wishing to retire from pubic cuisines
now oilers Tor sale, his establishment IN the town 81
Liberty Bedford county, which, for the extent and variety o,
-, ay,na,es excelrd by public house IN Virginia ana
,naled by few. In addition to ITS heS 'ua'eu IA e
midst poralous and wealthy country! Ia; -
Lnow ani where all the es and facilities
ry to enure complete suocesto any person u.1u'
rate terms commands at present custom whe Tue ,"nerl
Der believes be wholly unparalleled ine "ainss arg
oious, aud in good state OF repair, iey CONSIST Vi q
Two story brick dwelling house, 100 feet
n,,acro,s comfortable and eonyen'ent bok A"eh,'' WIN
all the necessary tor oking servants Ao'
feet in length, 10 of which are brick inc pa"ce auu
entirely new, with forage garrett ,uheiinY ap1et"ds 70 con
n -. I'll; .heldeL: corn ouse te-houe and
ioo . ,,n,,l "a, ,l,, purpo. 10, which they
respective desisnedadonng TO VIZ pAeS 10y OF
1,.s extremely fertile. The suhcrirT WI ",o i 'e
purchaser requires it, small IRdoI lor 1919 hta'-
ntely adjacent which IN high siale on improvements Po-
zion OF which is we'll set in clover. :,
The terus the sale will he accommodating ohy small
portion Of the purchase money VIII ne reqneo III nai W..
Balance eneuy arranged, that he WIN ne aoe
a. payments by the proh'' arising rom "e
House servants, furniture, stock ON hah may also oe had
Posseon will he given hTistmas or sooner, ~ te9utea' ~
eannothc ehrIted by the 10Th i peeem"er next
offer the house for rent Tor a term oil years. ,....
Angus ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

- IN Richmond Hastings court, january IS, 1876
hDEhED that tue Sergeant of this make sale Of
- slave belonging to john Williamson of the State of
tennessee committed 10 the Jail of this the
OF January 1929 aud confined . until this time the sand
Sergeant first advertising said slave for so ehu,ond
Enquirer. copy. TIL C. HOWARD cl.,L
Ia compliance with the above order, the named slave
will he sold before the dor kage tavern ON Thu
day The 10th day Of February next, at - O'clock.
w. ID. WREN, Sergeant G r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
IN Orerseer LTantei.

HE subscriber near New Canton James River wishes
I" employ an overscer for the present year. wishes
engage either single married with family vino il
wen acquainted with Farming and raic manage of To
oaeeo and also understands the Of Negroes To
sueh man iheral wages will he given other
apply unqueonahie references will be required as to cha
rfoter asd qnaiicaiions WM WOODSoN
a