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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-22

den anguish and convulsive agony over
the present ruins Of all that we most
loved have subsidized, then doth il soften
away into pensive meditation on all that
it was IN the days Of its loneliness. This
may sometimes throw a passing cloud
over the hou. Of gloom; yet who would
exchange it even for the song Of pleasure,
or the burst Of revelry. No-there is a
a voice from the tomb sweeter than song;
and there is a sweet recollection of the
dead, to which We turn even from the
charms of the living. Oh, the grave
the grave-it buries every error-covers
every defect-extirguishes every resent
ment: from its peaceful bosom spring
none but fond regret and tender recol-
lections. But the grave of those we
loved-what a place for lneditation.-
There it is that We call up in long re-
view the whole history of virtue. and gen.
~tleness, and the thousand endearments
lavished upon us unheeded. | know,
by heart-rending experience, the solemn
and awful tenderness of the parting
scene; and the last testimonies Of expir-
ing love-the last fond look, turning up
on US ven from the threshold of etcrni-
ty-and the faint faltering accents, strug.
Cling in death, to give one more assn
rance Of affection. ANON.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-22
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~BRADDocK's FIELB.

. HsAD
Mine miles above Pittsburg, and Immediately
upon the north bank Of the Mononsahela river, is
the celebrated battle ground called 'Braddock's
Field 1t is famous for the destruction Of an army
intended II to capture the Fort Duquesne, crush the
extending power Of France, and control the In
dams on our western border. Here Washington
fought and Braddock fell. On this spot fifty French
men aud $50 Indians nearly destroyed the forty
ninth and %fifty-frst regiments of British regulars,
though aided by 4 number Of provincial troops.
The battle was fought ON the afternoon Of the 9th
of July, 1866. Seventy years have passed away,
and yet the crumbling bones of men and horses are
seen in every field for a mile il circuit. For many
years they were shrouded by a mourning wilderness
Of shadowy woods, but this has yielded to the busy
axe, and the plough is annually driven amongst the
SOULS Of the slain and the bones Of the brave. Rich
harvests wave over fields fertilized by the blood
and bodies Of II thousand unbur,ed men. The par
fridge whistles, and the reaper signs on the spot
where the cries Of mortal anguish told the dread
revelry Of battle. twas here the wild whoop OF
fierce sa wages quclled the rallyins cry of Europe's
warriors. Twas here that they drove the ruthless
tomahawk deer in the crushed skull of the van
pushed, and with yelling joy, tore the scalp from
the head of the feeble and the wounded, the dead.
and the dying.
The retreating survivors carried their wounded
general with them until he died. He was buried
about 40 miles from the battle ground, in the CEN
tire Of the road his advancing army had cut. To
prevent the discovery of this, soldiers, horses, and
wagons, were passed over it, to save the body from
savage dishonor, by thus concealing the trace of its
nterment. Some Of Braddocks sfectionate SOL
diers so marked the trees near the spot where he
was laid, that the recollections Of those who visited
the west many years after, could point to the ex-
act place of his interment, now emphatically term
ed Braddock's grave. 1t is close to the northern
side of the National road, seven miles east Of Un-
ion-town.
1t had been rumored for nm early period, that
Brsddock had been shot by his men. More recent
ly II has been stated by one who could not be mis-
taken, that IN the course Of the battle, Braddock
ordered the Provincial troops to form q column.
howeyef, adhered % thcSadian mode Of fir
Tug severally from the shelter of a tree. Braddock,
in his v~exation, rode up to a young man by the
name Of Fawceit, and with his sword rashly cut
him down. Thomas Fawcett, q brother Of the
killed, soon learned his fate, and watching his op-
portunity, revenged his brothers blood, by shoot
ing Braddock through the body, Of which wound
he died. Thomas rawcett is now, or was lately,
living near l.aurel-Hill. He is now 81 years Of
age.'
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-22

How full Of exquisite sweetness are
those tears which flow from a truly noble
heart, at the hearing Of any action or
conduct surprisingly great and glorious!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
FALL DRY GOODS.

Nm. q D4VID KYLE & co.
IL AVE received by successive arrivals since the
10Th ut. very extensive supplies OF Fail and
Wtnter Goods, and are now enabled to offer an
assortment, believed to be nearly perfect, at prices
which 1t Is hoped will meet the expectation Of pur-
chasers; among them
Cough & Brsilhwaite's napt cotions
Sat;lnets, linsey woolsey, coatngs and variety
at stout woolens, suited for negro clothing
Medium and superfine blue, black and fancy
coloured cloths and cassimeres
Blue military cloths at reduced prices
Cambria, Jaconet, null and book muslins
Several cases calicoes, comprising handsome
variety OF rich new patterns
Grapes, bombazines, Circassiaus and ChiIian
stripes
Gauze, Barege and Gro de Naples hdkfs. and
scarfs
Irish linens, shrtings and diapers
Plain and figured bombszets
Ozaburgs, Dowlass and Porter sheeting
A large stock OF domestic shrtings, sheetings,
plaids and checks of various quality
Flannes, plains, drab cloths, Sc sc.
Also fresh assortment of 's Anker'' boiling
cloths from TO inclusive, said TO be OF very
superior fabric.
Sept. %. 3e-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
.NILLERSVYLLE FOR SgrE

w Il be sodto the highest bidder at Coocband Court,
mouse, on the third Monday ia November next tL,s
on pace, containing ten of land lying Immediately
il ~ " ter ana within two miles courthouse There
ehinS and twU large lumber houses for the
ei gram and other produce The other nprove-
dc consist 81 dwelling house aud houses sufficient for
oI'aoie accommodation Of a small family Alsn
,t mouse, with four and well enclosed LANYARD
@ 90 Vats good bark mill &c. and all house, nsce.ssrv ~
on he business extensively. There are few situation,
country where this business and that of Grocer could
more Autobiography and there is mo- doubt but
o"u DC an excellent stand for Tavern. also nre-
e mn eligible point the river place of dep".,
% produce Of this country and portion cf that of Louis.
ny inc erection OF the dam al Maiden, Adventure.
ou m'.e below, water sufficient all times for The CON,
'hd sale navigation of the largest size boats in which
Is no" carried from this place Richmond at le.,
Que nan Of The former This place Is scrpbe of
Easy u'isio Ae road To the landing running through n throw
~ u"e,ing houses aud lanyard the one side and tb.
oeey aud lumber houses the other and il viii b.. sold
the day of sale '' VIC "h'ush' pes' Oh
,b r Oh me Purchse money WILDE required in cash. and
GooehIand, Sept.15. "4' y 7 pAl,nEi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
LIND FOR SIZE

t. subscriber owning large fine land in tbe
Sate OF missouri, DESTROYS of removing TO Il with hi,
y anu 10 eject this object will dispose OF the following
o' ahd IN lhs State, at low rates. ON ac
me usc on which he resides the Green Mountain IN
county Of Aibenarle, II miles and Il
io l James River, called Woodvllr, containing bstv
V anu -oo acre. 1t Is OF the fine Green Mountain
ous so famed Tor producing Tobacco ofthe first qua M,
on TINS tract suited in all respects 10 In
If f;, ohnudallon OF large family. The collection
ia the - ~ - "SS''HiJ as Any
Aso, my Plantation on the of Moores creek within
- ni'!es OF Charlottesville aud the UNIVERSITY called ~
ueisohs containing between 900 900 acres l,re
orO OF winch IS l IN wood, very valuable
inc great demand Tor the article the University Th re a.
anout i0o acres OF creek botto excellent meadow land AMI
nance o The tract suited the culture Of corn vb.
anu Vo"ceo. Tue improvements old dwelling hon.,
s'ou oain tobacco houses orchard &C. &C. Thj, la A.
purchasers. - 1855 wa " e'"e '0Su'
AI'o' my Plantation Rockfh River in the county NJ
-'el'oh called hockiish This superior trart OF
containing from to 100 acres 1910 of which 6r M
ilVei boon' The new Turnpike the Gan TO Sc,yiII
passes within ve or SIX miles of this land. have 500 u, o
OF land IN the county OF Gi called the
Dan which will also sell very IL is rich ira a. and i
quarry wei suited Tor stock farm. My Scotisville lot, az |
lot sae' MY son John b. Coles who at Rock6.b will
ssw me eison lands, and my Walter Coles lnnr iho
"eai Chai",tesvHe and the OF sale known h.
Application 10 me at Woodye Dyer's old Store Alb
81 WALTER COLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
WILLIAM s. WILI.IAM GAIT !;

AYE received by the Sarah, William Brown, md Tn.
- ulysses from Liverpool aud the Acasta, fon Londan
the,r all Assortment of GOODS consisting Of the following
uousn and Brahwae's,J w. Wilson aud jaime, Gun.iy
and Sous Nspt oottons
Rose, striped aud point blanket,
flnshings, plans aud baizes
White and red fannels, carpeng and rug.
Sheppard extra blue aud black cloths and os.sim.re,
po9ei. miIrd drab, olive and Oxford mkt cloth
Ladies and misses worsted, cotton and IN b,;s,
Mems lamb's-wovl and silk 10
Csnihries calicoes aud book muslin,
cotton ~ as" si'''
Specimens russell leather CATERS, powder TASKS and shot
Ab1m Rhodes cos plain figured bombazett, and cam
upPy oi GeItnan oLnaburs ticklenSurgs and burlaps
Hehtiemens' London hats Hardhan's Snuif. No 9
a a eonsdersoie variety OF hsrdwN. cutlery
Sdy wrought nails aud best London seine tyne
All OF which have been purchased al the I,vc,, , mi
est market prices " ~ NV
Sept g. O. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
EXECVTOR1S S-9T-ES

" virtue of the last Will aud benjamin w
~ Coleman, dec l. thereof, will Monday the
"a Of October next at - o'clock the Eagle Hotel in the
CITY OF Riohmond fair not al the hour the fair day
thereafter positively sellthat very valuable land that
belonged To the said Coleman, containing about
acres situated within two three miles the half
between York and Hampton and Lambs creek fine
course OF naysahe and deep water branch of Charles.
uhes called Pocosor River The improvements this tract
are an excellent Brick Dwelling Houe, large Barn,a Knc
co. overseers House, and negro quarters The land eyef
ana supposed by many persons 10 he fertile the best lands
~ Gloucester county, Back River in Elizabeth CITY
county and well adapted the culture Of corn wheat
icy aud cotton At the time will he sold the undivided
interest of the said Coleman, ia about acres Of the Cow
hds IN York county, which considered by all
acquainted with them, the bed range the part of Vr-
S Tor raising stocks cattle and mules. The land near the
i way house will he sbewn by Thomas G. RUSSELL Esq of
'nar place, TO persons DESTROYS Of purchasing.
Ierms Of the sale, which will be conducted by Messr Mon
cure Robinson Peasants cash for fourth purchase
money and for the baauce cfed of oHe three and four
years will be given, payable equal nstamens for bond
approved security, bearing interest from the day Of sale
anu ueeds OF trust on the property to their payment
LOIIN SHEPPARD,
Executor IF Il. ". Coleman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

J.4Q UELL.V p. ia YLOR,
l AS received his usual supply of Dry Goods
consisting in part of
Cough b. Wilson's and Gundy's napt cottons
Rose, point, Whitney and striped blankets
Common and extra quality, fearnought and bear
skin
Double mlled drab, blue and MKT cloths and
plains
Figured and plain bombazetts and rattinets
kidderminster, Venetian and Brussels carpeting
and riggs, Gull and handsome assortment)
Supertne blue, black and mkt cloths and cassi-
meres
London hats and vesting
Assortment of pins, needles, threads, SC.
Rodgers pen and pocket knives and razors
Ladies and gentlemens cotton and woIsted and
lamb's-woo hosiery of every description and
approved quality
Jaconet, book and null muslins
Calicoes, ginghams and cambreks
IRISH linens, sheeiings, lawns and holland
Linen and cotton bed ticking
Linen cambrick, sewing silks, buttons, &c.
Fig. and plain Gro de Naples and other silks
Black Italian luteslrings and levsntines
All which have been laid in on the best terms
and which he is DESTROYS OF selling for cash or to
punctual customers.
Sept. %. 2q-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

NNIENDlNd g remove 10 The State Of Mtsstsppi I offer
for sale the tract Of land whtrcJn reside This land i m
Amelia county, adjoining the lsuds II Jtfman Baker WIN
aud others aud psuPPosed 70 contu between
~ acres, considerable proportion Of which ODD river and
creek bottom. ri Of the desirsbie family re.den e.
10 th section Ut The country, and inferior 10 few d any,
plantations IN The county Tor agricultural pufposss The fs
meni required oneourh cash. aud the balance IN three
equal annual inalment. II sold privately before The 2O
o. December, will on that day be offered the hirhe bid
der and nosod, will be rented 10 the highest btder AHef
which will also be sold the highest bidder an of m live dock
plantation men fodder &c aud III the hold ana
Kitchen furniture, credit until the Isl Of August, Tor ~
sums above 20 dollars sud rash will be required for III sums
no, exc erdins That ainount. STBPHEN G.. ARCHER.
Sept, ~ ss.sls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29

r-r The ENQUIRER is published twice a week generally
"A three week during the of the State Lega-
-Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars per annum,
in advance. Notes OF chartered, speeiepayng banks
y) will be received in payment. The Editors will
The safety Of remins them BY nall the postage Of all let
era being paid by the writers.
ar No paper will he discontinued but at the discretion
he Ediors,) until all arreMages have been paid up.
mr. Whoever will guarantee the payment Of niue paper;
hall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Frt insertion IS cents-eack
oontinuance, 50 cents
No inserted until has either been Pa,+
assumed by person in this city, or its envnon'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
Yaluable Estate IN Pomhntnn 6ar Snie

JOT
pursuance Of deeds executed TO the subscriber,
or me purpose OF securing the payment Of certain
money therein mentioned the first by Wade Moy
s5d ou'snnah his wife, the nth day Of January 1921 and
70 record ~ the county court of Powhatan on the
SOh day Of the said month; the second executed nv WsJ
on the 9Th day ofJanuary 1924, admitted TO re-
~ the said county court Of Pohatan the 9Th day Of
1874 we will sell at public auction to the highest
or ready money, at the front door OF the Eagle ote
~ we Guy Of hrhmond Monday the 9th day Of October
sr Otherwise the first fair day theieaef, that yaua
oIe estate IN Ptwhatan which the said Wade Moby now
containing about $50 Of lsud less or 50
peh thereof as will be sufficient pay the several sums Of
money intended I" be secured ny the said deeds.
r. ". NICHOLAS, lr
n WM. NEKERVIS, trustees
r. s. The sale will commence at IA o'coek Under the AZ;
'eetlon OF Thomas Taylor.
hubWt 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
.AOTvCE

NHRS Wills having determined 10 decline hu.irs,. ,
- feime TO the country, will sell AZ auction without es,
ne enIs s,2okot ugod', compromising every fine ee
sbe ~ the Millinery lines Her stock consists In p,d f b
following artec: very large aud splendid ss.otrsn, -
te'ay made Millinery Of every description bss b,nne can
nan' French worked c1Pcs and colllr Legborn and
t." mats and hornets large ADD beautiful s,sttrc -
mn9n'i great variety If superb artificial ,,,
'N sse hdA' acesi siin Aorences, harcre crane ami
crepe lnse silver and soldwOrked dre..s other fev e
tss supply eegani curls, corefts dolls nee kIsces
ced ousk gmp'i foundation lace chips and Willow. ,.
noid' oendb"Ets Coiosncwater fine sosps emery m rl
se' 'at'ey 81 oihtr fancy articles deemed runcce a.
enumerste. Als7 The store fxurcs ssnr and ,.t ~
pr 'hd dfe,ig gaHes, hou'ehoi and Kitchen fnifr III
sNs new. oe ,is viii commence on Tueslsy ION Osto
~ Next and continue from day dsy until ,e tie 10
I've ,ae WI be conducted ny Mf.sfs. q. a. g. Cl,,te
hei a9' wishing 70 pur,hlse such 1rtclc ,iii6t
" gffy much to their interest to attend " ""'"''
--o'Nl, - fq-o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
M.RRSH4L,S 81 g,

far III 70 decree Of the superior Of ehaneery
k.b, ,oas district, pronounced the is day Of
Han nal. ~ u, ne Two cases OF Hall Lyle and Lyle vs..
., ~ IT. vi le SOlh day OF September 1926, proceed to
" pubic auction TO the highest bidder at Powha,an
t me Tract OF Land described deed Of
10 RcbrS ~ oil November 1906, from Zschara Hall
A. 60 trustee, for the beEeh James Lyie and
more Or e', sn and said to contain hundred acres
ieLl y,hS parity IN Powhaan and partly Chester
& samuel topper and the Buckingham road-beinv The same
,osy owned by Jacob Trabue. Sale 10 com
se,I oOHHNAAT M C. c. r. d. of hi. deputies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
.MOTTNE.

ny virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by John
5. Thornton to the subscriber, for the purpos-
es therein mentioned, dated 18th June, 1924, and
duly recorded-l shall offer for sale, at public
Auction, on the 18th day Of October next. on the
premises, for ready money, that Tract of Land,
IN the county of Culpeper, known by the name Of
ELRW OOD; containing 1881 IL acres; which
tract was conveyed to said Thornton by Thomas
Norman and Fanny his wife, by Deed, dated ooh
August, 1921.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, Trustee
Sept. %. 3g--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
.AOTLrE

Ii Psfsons indebted the of Edmund Wl. 1e
- Of N0uoway county are required 10 make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber, and AL persons having claims
against SAID estate requested make them known no soon
s possible either to The subscriber 10 Mr A. b. Spooner
Attorney II Law 10 Petersburg, who Is authorized settle ali
accounts which the concerned 10 NotoaV or ans
Of the adjoining couEtie, and IN Pefersbufg.
WIN. D. WREN, Scrg c. r. and
adHor. 81 r. Wai', dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
Penitentiary .ducfion SoIes

w ~ be sodet the Penhentary Store, a, Auction on
asaay the I'm October merit between two aud three
S gu kinds; amongst them are quantity of sySsti,r NJ,
Sir ohoe', Wagon, Cart, and Plough Gear &C. &c
josr m eied viii be allowed al over twenty
the s purchasers given negotiable aud payable At
d., , OF Virginia with good endoTsers fer all sums under
"'' AMOUNT cash will be required.
Ay,r., THOMAS NELSON, r. Ar.
al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
WOTLCE

X vue m deed Of tru & executed 10 The .ub,riber, nv
,gili Curd TO secure several. debts therein mentioned
On se, i ne highest bidder, a, Gooehlaud Court House,
land one containing o5r hundred sers. heinz mart Of te
and ~ o. Lewis the other tact contains hree hundred
MIA NJ, sete, ying on Geno creek, aud adjoining
G5oeb a1os and others, both Of said tracts lie near
viii Courthouse. The subscribers acting as trustee,
~ 'o"'ey such stle as Is vested in ihep as lsteel.
WIN. MILLER, IT.,
sses CIAS. COOKE, i'"'''
S5-fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
H.3.NOVER LAND IgOR SaLE

seilnpon accommodating terms, small tract of land
I,, ~ hInKey ivei and adjoining Hanover Town,
I' Ti Robert Page William Roane, Judge Broc
40 % eonauips about 200 acres, third OF which Is
- . "'ohsey Tar grounds, aud the hirh land .gnal 10
any on the river, farther dicription is de emeJ
s viii P TO purchase will first view premises the
afe, who has in cultivation For tey a,I - =,
Laex and Henshaw X Co Of Richmond or TO Il, sub
Aa, i'l"s IN Charlottesville, Virginia d. s. MosBY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
.IIerchanfs' Hccounf BooLg S.c

VI VI. II. FIIIWHf LsOSN, Bookseller Bir5er & CO.:
" 'het, Ia. on hand extensive assortment ~
account Bopks' oousi''Hg Of Dny Books Ioar,al I,J
'itp ana "tiei auxiliary hooks aud county court g,J
boo'S made Of The very best paper aud bound in nc
""e "h''h ne wl sell az prices fully q. low NJ ht n
'hy ,'me 9ay can he BOUGHT any Wherein le IT, sft,.
also Gnhand' variety 81 fDplcap aud Letter p,r ,,h
every other Article IA tho stationary Inc f''' WIZ"
Book aud miscellaneous pubic atoms e'" S'''''
Eenf- 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
IdlM0ble Pronerfn In,. N.rIe -. ! -

II ~ subscriber 9De'S for sale thar ,reli to ana ,orc
S; yn @ tHs county Of GoocAiG.d, called yohnsons
trs s aper, Is upon the ihree Notohed Road about
sI,s S rom ieiehHond aud Of the best t,,orn
49, fo' t.e road attached are SO acres n + I,uJ
oy cleared The houses large and conntoaioy, and
ali ~ = ore 81 the 'est i the rieiay IL as o1red for
,L.y - ' o'e ana tSco years credit Il credit upon he
5 or one year. and se years pay tle purchase neres
h., paying or securing the interest If sal sod ar
on H. 90 " 'SiS be offered, privately. on tie premises
Sea-, ns "a day Of October ners JAMES LYOTS, jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
MRS, FUCKERS SCHOOL,

ut CI9tOn, Br,mstcick Ctv. Ya
kHILL re-combenee on the u Monday In strterber A
~ large and commolious building has been erected aud
"i' bc'n readiness for The reception Of her scholars. She viii
,eee Tel" Young Ladies ~ addition her present number
Iitr course Of Instruction viii include Otthorsrhv R,,Jg
Writing, Arithmetic, Ens Dish Grammar ,icdrrri, ,,i f
use Of be Globe History Nyhoc the element, Of Natural
slu moral rhH",orhyl and tymiHry In.nucnon ~ the
l9e year ten months Mrs. Tucker will also teach the
french Language, critically az 500 Music $50 D.wine and
fantlng, on raPer aud velvet Sf5-uoard. $50
Aug. n. Al, Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
$50 or $50 RelrnrI

4 BSCONDED on the 18th of August a negro ma, b.. No., .
~ Erasmus Hunt Said negro is about 50 years OF age
9e'oT me middle size stoops little and generally
Heel himself geneely dressed Ii is hghv nrbsl ~
ii y, made III way 10 some OF the northern cities
tHy d9Hars reward will be given experimenting said
s'' upon delivery upon his being confined so ne =
by Us 'aSen within this state, il taken out of H.
7'O .. l. IL ALLEN * Co.
G.. % Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
Il TEACHER UrgA-yED

"cSILEMAN who offer unques tionable evidence
n Vi ms competency TO teach full course Of NJ ,teaf,
iLn NE French and Spanish Linguges, may obtain desirable
situation ~ very ourshng lnsttuton not far from, teb
"oHa' situated IN healthy neghbnurhood where the society
as good as the State affords. The advantages offered to
gentleman OF steady habits qualified above are board
ls and lodging aud salary Of 800 per a,inun
maze TO- tie Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer viii he ,u
ediaiey attended TO- knowledge Of the Spanish language
though desiahe may he dispensed william accurate knoS
edge OF The French and Mathematics is in lrspensable
~ The Editors Of the New York Daily Adyorc, 49, 70.
que5 TO insert the above six times in the paper and m
ward their this Office for payment i - ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-29
UJDES LEgTHER 8.c.

TyIIE subscriber offers for sale, doors above the Bell Ia
J. vetn Richmond,
$50 Spanish hides -.
$500 sides soal leather, Of all qualities
500 side, wax aud russell upper leather
so dozeu calf-skins and kip-skins
Seal skins and horse-eather
Lining aud binding SKINS black vanish
Black aud yellow buckskins
Boot cord and webbing
boot aud shoe trees, lasts, &c.
Sho. makers and curriers' tools Of all kidd.
$50 lbs ball shoehre cad, coarse and fue
500 do country hank do
Morocco skins, of all descriptions
Harness, skirting and bride leather
CHASE and bag hides
Leopard. hear aud hair seal skins
Saddle trees, girth and ST. aiming web
zach lace, fringe, asses DC.
1000 lbs wool
100 pair Richmond made plantation 'hoes
Sept. rs. S7--wSt I'M. CRANE.