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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
Amherst County, jane Court, 1922
Archibald Robertson, Pu
against
William A. Gillian and Mary Gillian, Deits.

II appearing to the court that the defendant William
A. Gillian doth not reside within tine limits of tins State
motion of the plaintiff ordered that the said
defendant iiliam A. Gillian, doth appear here the
first day of September next and his appear
and give security according To law and answer the
compliments 6 And tits further ordered that a copy of
this order he torthw 18th published in the Lynchurg Nir
gnian for the 1.-TWO months successfully, and that
another copy thereof be posted the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county, day.
~ A eopy-<TesIe, 4. DAVIES Ok A. c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

ysx STORE, Fer sale. a9aaatay OF the very
best +, each Brand, isrsr saD ~ thus mar
=, RALPH sdIlH, j.
~ r.Bu3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
JOHN AAHI.S.C.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the Clerk Office 9th
superior Court of taurcry for the ynohhnre District
the Ith day OF june t121 Leonard Gof aud Nancy his
wife, Phs. against Robert Tmslc, IN ms own right
and executor Of john fm>lcy, decd, Reuben Pen
dletnn, David finslcy, Edward Iinsla,, jane Thus
ley, Elizabeth West, Archibald 'iofl, aud Polly his
wife, William Henderson aud Sally his wife, john
Harrison Charles Harrison, Anthony &. rmslcy, Sal
ly Sledd l.nd-t Insey, Rirrad rowler and Lucy
his WIFI and Oliver Tnslry, ncits.
The defendant Edward Tnscy, james Tnsloy, Eliza
beth West John Harrison sally Slrdd, Lindsey Giuslcy
Richard Fowler Lucy his wltc not having entered
their appearance \ given security according TO the of
Assembly and the rules of this court and appearing 10y
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
cuuntryii Is ordered that the SAID dcndnnfsdo appear
here the first daV of hc and nnsve the bill
0t the plaintiff and that copy Of thu order be forth
win inserted IN newspaper printed III the of
IyuCbutg Tor two months successfully, and posted at
the front door the courthouse IN the sud town.
Copv-rcste JOHN WILLS. &.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the Clerks oicc ufthc
Superior Conrf ofChBnccry for the nehbng bistuc,
the lih day OF june l-21. Jonathan tnndin m d.
Pand Green y. LcWcllu, John Tay loe, Elgal Ilrtch
-, John Alexander, Richard Thurman and Sally b.
wife, Samuel Thurman aud Bctsey Thurman, infants
by commissioner Bon Oh, specially srned their guar
diau, SmItlson II. Davis, sally Io"elm, widow %
james IrwciiIn, decd, Robert Nlcnr and Mary his
win, and Elizabeth, Sarah, James, Alfred and John
LcHrlln, infant children of the said James Lewolln,
died, by Jmnos Renneh specially assigned their guar
dim, Polly Icselm, widow of harlus Irwelln. dee,
Snmnr Low and Aguess his wife, ard b. Wills
aud Elizabeth his wilc, john A. LeHelln aud sally ,
JaHes Peter, Mary Anu, Charles aud Nancy lrweliin
infant children Of Charles LCwoin, decd by eommi-
sloner Bonagt specially assigned their guardian, John
LewoiiiH, Richard Buigh and Elizabeth his WIFE Am
hro,c CHI and Elizabeth ht, daughter, infant by
commissioner Beuagh specially assigned her GUARDIAN
Dots.
The defendant John A. Lcwcllin uothaYing entered his
appearance the amended bill ut thu plaintiffs aud gwen
security according 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this court aud appearing lay satisfactory evidence that
IA, 4, not unabant Of this counylt l. ordered that
the sud defendant do appear here on the rs day Of tho
next and The b Of the plaintiffs aud that
copy of ths order be forthwith inserted IN news
prr printed III the town of ynchbnrg, Tor TWO months
hecessyey, and posted the trout door Of the court
house IA The .ad town.
4 GHpV--Ipsr, JOHN WILLS, G..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

Day scholars will be charged the satne for tn
lton aud two dollars per session for fuel bonrd
aud luitioa payable Que hall at entrance, the ba-
lance al the expiration of five months.
Zach Young Lady will provide her own bed,
bcddlng and towels, and clothes bag and book
bug. all distinctly marked with tire owners name
think 1t proper to state, that IN consequence
Of the failure of Mrs, Randolph health, during
the last winter the management OF the school
has dcyolved entirely on II daaghters-for the
manner in which II has been conducted, couh-
dently appeal TO the testimony of thpse parents
aud guardians whose children aud wards have
been entrusted 10 our care.
THOS. ESTON RANDOLPH
huc o UJtNcl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
.IOHN WITS. G.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IA the clerks oiec oithc
superior 81 Chaccry Ton the Iynrhburr district
the lth day OF june l-27 Triplcu T. lsil,, benjamin
Estis Tbs Esl>, Ed. Ess Jesse fsars aud Nancy his
VIE, George Morton and Lucy his W.T. aud LHnsfold
Raeker5 LudWell Rucktr, aud sarah Ann RuCker III
fiuls ho sue y George Morton then riend Rcu
ben Hughes and Elizabeth his wife, Am. Comherd
aud Seiah wife John NOEL aud Sarah his WIFE aud
John Nance aud Martha his wIte, Pits. agd.nSi joel
Ests, surviving executor OF Benz. Ests, decd Will
au Lowry, Juil Lowry, Thoma, S4iH, ext 81 fhonns
LoPHood, deed, lioary Hatcher, exr of liHds"at
Hatcher, der'd HiiliaIn Esus Ihoip Estls aud Eli
shu Estis. nets.
The defendants joel E,tis, VIM. Estis Elisha E>tis
not having entered their appearance given security
oordmg 10 the act ofA-sembly and the rules oith court
IL appearing bs satisfactory evidence that tr} not
inhabitants ri tins counrylt ordered,that the SAID
defendant do appear hore the trsi day of the nest
term and nnsNerthe bill of thepains; ana that COPY
of thl- order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper
printed in the OF Lyuclmrg for two months
ccssvey aud posted at the ont door OF the courthouse
m the said town. A rupy-Tcste,
JOHN WILLS. G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

iN&oh RENI-Ibe tenement ON man s,oel,
8 lately occupied ig 5. y M. ALLEN n
20 two doors above the Vrginian Office.
+. SYDNOR, Cashier.
August 9. Slud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
NUM- AMERICAN REtlGN.

" : j received on ssls by Abram X Notil-
u laE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
NJ ad for July
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19

10th. awe objected to the principle aVowed
by the Presidents in his message on the Ieorgla
controversy. We denied the right which nc
assumed Of carrying war into the States on MS
own authority, without reference TO the Jaolcia'
ny or to Congress"
The President auo,ced no such principle, as
summed no sucKright. He minated no intention
Of doing any thing, but what a law OF Congress
enioined upon him--and that was 10 employ
such military force as should be necessary 10
prevent encroachment upon the Indians, IN case
of dispute, and before any adjudication was
had, by any tribunal, as to the right. In this
the President is certainly sustained by public
sentiment.
have thus gone through the Advertiser
objections. with as much brevity as could, and
suggested answers to them all-with what sue
cess let others determine.
He complains that "unmsrited Uifuperafion
has been heaped upon him, and that scurrilRy,
with which he has been answered, has been
most unjusiiy attributed 10 him. He has been an
swered with billiugsgate, and at the same time
charged with scurrility. Ills arguments have
no, been answered, but the purify Of his motives
have been arraiened."
There is an appearance Of sincerity in these
complaints that really surprises me. Almost
every objection he has urged is predicaled upon
some impeachment Of mofive. Most Of them
rest upon facts, assumed without proof, and in
ferences deduced from such assumption. "Un-
deriings" and "creaiures," are epithels applied
&c public men, as well as private Individuals
In one place the Secretary Of State is accused
Of making ''mis statements" in another sold Ru-
fus King" is introduced with contemptuous
sneer When he admits there are some honest
men amongs, the supporters ofthe administra-
ton, he calls upon them TO join his STANDARD,
as the only means left, 10 save them from the
blame of "creduhty" -"pariiakty" and exhorts
them TO "suher not the advocates of corruption
to hold them longer in subsection to their dog
mas" What more degrading epithe,san ac-
cusalions have ever been cast upon the Adver-
tiser than these' Let him point them out. And
these are moderate. almost civil and polite, in
comparison with those he frequently employs,
and applies indiscriminatcly, to all whom he
meets in controversy. "Aposiaie, '-"renega-
do,"-"minion, ''calumniator," -"iool, "--"hire-
Ding" and terms Of similar import, are, some
one or more Of them, found in almost every Co.
lumn Of editorial matter. If the employment
Of such terms is no, biIlingssate and scurriiity,
what is it?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
From the National Journal.


We are sometimes constrained 10 smile :,
the undisguised effrontery OF the "hired editors"
Of the combination, the palpable insults which
they daily offer 10 the virtue and intelligence
Of the community. They are equally re!uc.
tant TO advance an argument themselves in vim.
dicalion Of the course they are pursuing, or 4,
reply to one which has been urged agan,,
them. Some unmeaning catch word, form
their entire vocabulary, and paltry subterfuge,
their only armour. If Gale! on to state their
objections to the President, they signihcan,I,
shrug their shoulders, and reply, he is the son
cf his father. When asked--do you no, sd.
mire his talents, and respect his in;egr,y,-
their only response is-we do not like the allie,
and sedition laws. When any plan Of foreign
policy, or OF internal improvement is suggest.
ed, it is argued down, because the Presiden,
was unfortunately born in Massachusetts. |,
Mr.. Clay and his character for talents and fear.
less independence extoled, we can obtain n,
denial, but the unprinc: pied coalition is runy in
our ears. We advance an argument, no Other
reply is given, but that il proceeds from b..
,ration. We ask their reasons for supporting
General Jackson, and our ears are slu:ned with
the Slh of January. Is he an accomplished Ct.
william? we are told, remember NewOrIcans.
Is he consistent in his principles the Slh Of
January! Is he pure in his moral character
Huzza for New-Orleans! Is he friend of in.
,ernal improvement Why, do you forge, the
9Th of January? Is he for enc ouraging the do.
nestle industry Of the uation' What an IN.
grateful country, to forget the victor of New.
Orleans Does he regard the feelings and tie
rights Of others, and the barriers which the
Constitution has interposed against the en-
croachments Of violence and ambition The
9th Of January is still the answer.
Now this course cannot and will not succeed
in an intelligent and enlightened community
1t NAV answer tor while, to throw dust in tho
eyes Of those who are already halfbnd, but
the people Of the United States will not thus
be lured asiray.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
Spring and Summer Goods.
ROBERT BARRY,


JTAS lust received and offers for sale at the most
III duced prices, well selected assortment of Br.
fish, French, German, Irish, Scotch and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the following articles
London superfine blue and black cloths
Do do brown green and clar.i do
Do do blue and blach cassirneres
Do do grey cassi#ere for summer coats
Vigonia cassimeres for do do
White and colored linen drllings
A beautiful assortment Of Vestings
Striped and plain jeans
White and colored sateens
Do do striped
Very superior Italian lutestring
Black and colored silks
Battesle, new article for ladies' dresses
Fancy silk handkerchiefs
Black Italian do
Colored cravats and common hdkfs
Best Spittlefeld and bandanpo do
Irish linens and lawns, linen cambrics
Linen cambria handkerchiefs
An elegant assortment Of ginghams calicoss
Yellow and blue nankins
Domestic and British beached cottons
Brown and colored do
Twed bOmbazctts
Cambria and furniture dimites
Figured and plain Swiss misIins
Do do British do
Book muslins, plain and figured bobbinett
Plain and jaconet cambria
Bird eyed diaper, Irish do
Belt and plain rbbands, black mode
White sattns, cotton stockings and socks
White and colored thread, buttons and moulds
Scotch and burlap linens
fin assortment Of Best COTTON YARN.
With many other articles call of which will be sold
cheap. apr 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19

zens, why let them do so-the people Of H.,
State will not aid-will not even countenancs
them in this direful purpose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
Little River Turnpike Road Com
pany.

4 DIVIDEND of four per cent, on the capital stock
N paid in. is day declared payable to the Stock
holders, their legal representatives, on the nm day
of .april merit. JONAH THOMPSON,
march 30--3tawtf Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
Central Gynmmar School

Viz snbsc her intends opening Grammar School The
> ION ~ July next at Charen"ut the residenre
Charles BanEhad Esq ChsremanI situated in Abemare
county a. The oI; Of Monticello within three miles ol the
University and equally remarkable lis beauty and health
lness Ihe situation suffC euy retired To BE free from
village ~
The course Of udes win conform Tar practicable 10
ihi OF he University, aud will comprise the Greek Latin
CLASSICS extensively they read m any COLLEGE IN Inc
Uaiied Sta'rs with composition each Of those anguage.
In. siahemAtcs, taught al the University Bce-lei
and English Composition. Bostd can he obtained IN the a.
miy OF the su6'eFbe aud in many respectable families
me neighoouihood al $40 per session. Tuition 500
T"i expenses for Board, washne lodging candies and -
ton Tor The session OF mou, 500. The price hoard and
'"n wlin every instance be expected in advance bot
wht'e nay he iucOnvenient fyf the amount payable
on demand. will be required. BARTHOLOMEW EGAN,
80 frIucipSi Of the Wgwam Grammar School
WY 70. 5--n
The Wgwam Grammar School will he discontinued aner ile
present session. w N Z,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
lnsiituts0n for me Ue0C and Dt,lnb


VIE New fo.k Institution FOR The instruction Of the Deal
Z ana Dunno, well organised and prepared
thoe who deprived a hearing and ssech The
ueors who hear aud speak Zone anil one feuae)
as wen qualified TO teach the Deaf and Dumb having had
eigh' years practical experience They assisted by two
ue, OF each who have been taught IN this Itu-
on, and are highly useful IN the school The system OF
action pursued that OF the French, and the
pursued IN other schools o the Deaf aud Dumb this coun-
try Pupils eight and exceeding rs years, will br
received al all tunes, tor any PERIOD at the $50 dollars
year. including board and tgun books
ing, intending aud medical attendance. There viii be
extra charges bu. pupil rGI'ed fluid their own cloth
ns he'd aud bidding. There dun- the month
4" August IA each year, when Vup may visit
remain IA the lnsuon al their option The male and female
pupils, are provided Tor different buildings some distance
apart, and are not allowed to school Those
interested may obtain further nfo NATION, by addressing let
Ter (Posi pad) to the Secretary Of the Institution
iiy Of the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, PRECEDENT
SAMUEL AKEHLY, III. ID. Sre'ry.
X Leonard ST. New York, Dec.Il. S4-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
1 three ,. during the session VI the State Leys-
u.Pdoe the heretofore Eve Dollars per annuri,
YAH, in , ancs of chartered speee-p.yiny csn,
uy) will be received in payment The Editor, will
lee me safety renius them by mail the postage OF all let
ar. being psid nv the writer's
r No paper m be disc ntinued but at he discretion Of
n. Editor.,l until all arrearsyes have been paid up.
~ yyhoey.r will guarantee the payment of paper,
,h all have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Onc sonare OR LESS-First insertion rs csnts-eacL
Continuance, 81 cents.
No inserted, until ha: either been paid
for or assumed by person this city, it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
NOTICE,


" virtue Of deed OF llust executed to the .b,e, .r nv
L"ehetIy H. al Shy, Bearing date 10th day of Janu.
Ay' Ie-4 aud duly recorded The oice Of Poha.
~ WIN ne oherec Tor sale, to the highest bidder for cash on
the 2l day OF June next (bal beng Powhatan
eo" o) al The cou'tnuse OF the county, following
slaves mentioned M sad deed, Emanuel fuuo Solomon
Sud Eloi'a ami her children The subscriber will convey
such utie sniy, as vested in him as trustee
- JOHN H. SrEGEr. trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
$50 REH9iED-

y ANAWAY rom tiie ssb'crber, on the e2i inst Nero
~ man named Lewis, y DID, sb, ect or niche,
hsh colour nearly b1ck he has sii scar on hi. fore
heaJneaI where his brow meets and o some SIR ~
nh one ~ me- tgf, between the caaud heel oecaUoted m
burn his eiohms cotton shirt aud honespun coat aud
ptaIo3" OF adark colour 1.-The psntasons much worn. Ie
10 get emplymen, that trade Iesseet he viii v 10 g
9ms noIhsin state a. he takcn Ca.ine Jail
@ a' Or s'e he may try 70 go up James River
Wih ese ieWafd 81 SO, Tor Lewis, n taken out It this
state a3d sscuedin Ja aad immediate notoe given 70 me
20 he y.t nm 1san or the legal fee for fecung him ~,
51, " .+St "hin ihis state that get bhi o. $40 FOR
delivering hun to ne IT, Chesierded county, Va near Man
Bt.ter. WM. FISHER.
6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
SPRING GOODS.

DFHlSFG GOODS.
sLL NELSON has received BY The Effort Planter and
ehnond Packet and other late arrivals New York
sno pha, large proportion Of bis SPRING GOODS;
Sog"my ~ Extensive sud desirable Fancy and
Stspe auees Amongst which - sh and German Ozna.
ong bwa1 and Teklen5urgs, IRISH Linens, Lawns Diapers
eo Dsnsk Jaconei Null, Book and Ss MusIius plan
nEured Cotton ana Thread Cambficks AMI Camhrick Hsn
ksIenis' Gnshamg Caicos and Dimes, Drngs Ssuecns
~ u',s9ft w. 6snem'n sud Ladies Cotton SIk
oety Bloc and Bua Nsnkeens rorie She'll side nsct ami
i1oS Somb. 81 54 and 81 Brown shulings an sheet
is, pe,snsd Shrtng and shsetngt Domestic Plaid, and
W 10 i'tkoS & &c. All Of which Will be sold
March 80. " y ' ,oc -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
IFn. y. BedfDrd .7ttOrneu IA LntL

Itna y. Bedford attorney at Latc.
EsfECrtULLY informs the public, aad particularly
aus T'e1 residing at distance, that he has yemos.d
ron TIE county OF Charlotte h upon the Roanoke
RIVER mn eJseb at Fields Ferry county of Meek
ana all .'.rs dheced IL him Doydton, Mecklen,
us county, shall be attended lie will attend regularly
the Suf" and Interior courts of the coune, of Ch,ICr
Lthbu,E aid Meok.nbure aud he found eli
ss 81 eiote Porvc," except while aufnjns the ABOVE
NAMED eoHris Any business entrusted to Lh care shall be
strictly ATTENDED to.
Monte Putvo, hjay % 4-e,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
Ilinee Eal0ard LnnI q 80

virtue o deed Of irust executed 10 ,s, Inv s,t Z,
AHen ,b'll on Wednesisy the 2sh dly Of Ango. esf
W W. Pgyeeea 70 'eii 10 ne brhesi bflder n 4
sn ne ,sid Simusl " Allen lives, coni,nin- ,hfes
hu1yisa '.,rs about 80 acre, of winch ,re Hn ft ,v
h1Nnp. ihsie upon The land dwelinr house and
tssiy convenient ouhguie Tbs land situated thn
mne f"nydie Bond and approved ..,uri, .,fi be -
CURED from The purchaser and deed on f,t 49, Il,
70 secure the rurcbsss money. f | anu
80 HENRY =. WATKINS. rse.,ss.
e-r-.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
TRE ST SIZE

virtue of deed trust, executed by NeiH NeCou 20
the b'erbcIs, bearing date ON the 5, dsv Of Nov IN he
io's snd duly recorded the oate of u,e county court
day Of Auguh next if rair hut not th-u the G fair ay
suiday' excepted, upon the pren,ses Tor cash,
situated on the Upper Lckinsho Creek h, M
ns.'Sn vJ and odd acres, much the said tract
W. sunoient to raise the Of fifteen hundred and thr
-, Ioas ana sxy cents, with interest thereon, from the
M Gay OF Nov 1872 aud the expenses attending the
so" OF in's hust The title besved good
s 'us'ee We will only convey such ile ve<trd M u
~ 80" cseu ROBERT DOUTHAT,
3. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12

$50 RETTqPJ5-'

ID ANYWAY frCm the Suhscfber who live. IN
"a county, about the fs Of Jam last nesro man Inv The
name Of jim, about so years old lie had on wr h. went
away, dark yarn coat with white yarn rouni,bop ve, h.
white yarn panalovns, and old ur bat Jim rather low
e. an the ordinary height Of negroes bulk apd well
Ain toeaby bright, when washed clean; full round Ia W
e s'the on one OF bis cheeks bis nose reooect-
ID at this time be slow Of speech tnd has down IE
Ptcli when connections Of guilt II probable he may be IN
ihs neghborheod II The Failing Creek coal mines rs Ill
Watkins and MI Hill have negroes hfed here ard with s
OF whom he has been very innsts. will give shove ~
vhd TO any person WIN will take him ovei mGc, from INV
mouse and deliver hn 10 iBe cOnhne him I may
set hin again and bali that person who viii lake
hHn uudef That distance, md deliver lim 10 ne.
June r. q-e+ FRANCIS pAroA1f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
Green go q 81 -.

virtue Of deed executed t. Nathaniel = We
NJ nahie aud Miller WoodOn j.. by Tbona, H. Randolph,
snd we hearing date The 29h Jay Il September 1927 aud
The deed mentioned, The said Trustee viii on The 22d s of
June i6<' o1e premises proceed to sell for cash. the welt
known tract OF and called Gieen Creek and poe.i-
Of rivnas k Randolph Thi, set ~ sno,o. 81 a., ~, 49,
ia them. Nav H. s-,d.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
10 acres Of land for safe.

SIFUATED ~ the upper part of Hanover, on the North
- side of Lille Kvef healthy neishbouhsod as
~ me state two miles from fhomPsoD Store. II ha, good
PoPotton OF woodland aud low grounds conlea able part
4 which Dot cleared veil wstered aud hs. 6ne
spring conveniently srulted for dwelling brnse there IS
good os house on n this time Thstsrms m be very rea-
songb and sion will he puf chaser is f,
APpBto JAMES FONTAINE or ~. FONTAINE.
Hanover. 1uua g. al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
FOR sale.

TIN Plate 10 bore,
i Bfuisr's rorper
sd Wt9ueht nal,
bffihcn Ware, ss.cricd IN crates
Lpnp' ~ Porter aud brown Stout
Madeira Wine
Liverpool 6led sael, If ali
il1s.t and pint hotties
=. nps''h ~nft lead, ground ~ oil
"'' &- y G. ga WARWICK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
F"gtu'a Female acadeBiy, Boydtou, Aieckie1.

I'hb ne' Examination VI the young sde, in This Acade-
my, Wii ccumtnee Tuesday. Tnne ~ tal7 .,5 eg,
nue tbe two following DAYS. Tie school ,y,u 49,, m
ooasy da9s isb. TIE eh'rre fe Board Toaton s 500
,t n,ssNHs 'nd painting So for the Ses,On n i've
4'''et iniOi NATION may he had by addr essing The
su"'oiOei' '' a"oFs. JOS u. WARNE,
May y. l. DAhH"' an,,sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
AN'DERSOJV, GaRTH & co.

HJN'DERSOyV, G.fRTH & co.
AVE- InSore and Giving per the hoonefs Respe
aDd Magnolia from Boston, aud Sea Horse Effort me-
Ssme from New-YUk, the following articles ghie they Oder
log safe upon Their usual teTus:
~ n hhDS ST. CtoiS, Museovado and ". Orleans Sugars
~ - IS hhds sssoiied loaf 10
go bags green coffee, Pat very superior
10 DO Java do
y hhds English Island Molss:es
80 barrels o2 I"d whi.key
SO do old high proof DO
prneheOns Antigua run,
do old Jamaica do
pipes fine old Cognae Brandy
20 bbls apple do
/ Pire old Holland Gin
Sicily
Port
Mnisga aud VINES
% boxes gunPowdcr teas
Candles, Jack5on's aud Wo1droof's hfao1s
ley kegs Bea'tys gunpOwder
70 tou shot assorted
~ 10 non, assorted
q do plough niouds
German, Engiish and American Steel
Cut sud wrought Nails
BAR lead
,,ndiso, madder, alum, eopper1I
repre- rimento ginger, uurer1
~ ieueri and Wrapping paper
Bed cords, plough lines. i,sine
Demgchns, Sioneware
y I n i and From the Uniou NJ nufaetminy
April a.. ua,r