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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05
.a.i,on -rhe firs, adyuc.te q

IA. .alkr. Hamilton The first advocate OF
protection duties.
10. TIE memory Of Fulton - May the extent
NJ his fame be bounded only by the trumphs
of has genus.
On Oiuer Euons Who foretold the achieve
ments OF sleam, and whose genius contributed
to fulfil his predictions.
81. Hezek,ah .Niks-Ionour TO him who has
nailed the American system to the mast, and
never struck his 1sg.
" Matthew Carey-The jealous advocate
of ever, policy which can add wealth or honor
to his country.
% Mr.. .1IaRary--Chsirmsn Of the Commit
tee Of Manufactures. May he prove the Jason
of his country, and win for II the golden heece
"a Orr fair Countrgzeomen-lhe only letter.
we can endure are those thrown around us BY
their witcheries.
VOLUN TIERS.
Nv Gen. Marks, President Of the day.-Th
State of Pennsylvania Wise IN her councils
end patriotic 10 her endeavors to procure to he
citizens the acquisition OF wealth, prosperity
and happiness
BY MIR George Rapp.--RehgiOn and Reason
| The two pillars of National happiness Ma,
hey long predominant in an6 sustain the glory
| of our American states.
ByMr. r Rapp.-Ipdustry and Economy: The
sureties of welfare and hsppiness-may thei
| combined power unite the interest OF all thu
states in The Union, as one family.
By the Committee of Arrangement.-Ih
| qnehor Paper MI: The only American factory
ever stopped tbro' Henry Clay 1t stopped on
dag to honor him who prevented it from stop
| ping altogether.
The number Of persons at the dinner wal
much larger than ever assembled on smlla
| occasion in Pittsburg, being as nearly as cotl'
be ascertained, six hundred and fifty, il II
a subject of great satisfaction, that IN com
pany so large, the utmost hariOoay and unan'ml
" prevailed, AID that all retired well PLEASED
| and in good order.
| WILLIAM MARKS, President
SAMUEL GoRMLY, Z .ro,or;.o
| coward ID. GAzzAm,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05
DnlrtgM.

LATEST FROM England
The snip Courier sailed frop port Glas.
Cow on the Goth ult and the \. York
Mercantile Advertiser has been favored
| with paper OF that city OF Saturday the
18th, containing London dates to tho
evening of the 10th.
| LONDON, May l6:h, Evening,
Expresses have arrived from Lisbon,
bringing intelligence that the Princes
Regent, was in very alarming state,
and not expecte TO survive many hours
Much anarchy is dreaded in the event Of
her death.
The Paris papers of yesterday, mem
ton that the French Capital remains
tranquil, but that the spirit of dsafec.
ton is spreading rapidly among the CT.
tizens, and also over the other depart
| ment.
1t is rumoured that Lord Cochiane
has sailed from Greece on an expedi.
ton to Alexandria.
Mr.. CannIng's popularity is daily In
creasing in the metropolis. The Times
Of this morning, states, what is general.
ly believed to be true. that Lord Lons'
down and Carlisle, will take their seats
in the Cabinet this day.
In the II. of Commons to- day, Mr..
Beaumont said, that a general feeling
prevailed that some new Ministerial ar.
Engagements had been made or were 10
contemplation.
In the ii. of Commons on the 18th OF
May, Mr.. Huskisson stated that deci'
ded Improvement had latterly taken
place in the manufacturing districts
that those who had long been out Of enn'
'pioyment were now at work and those
who should employ them, could nos
afford to give them improved wages.
PARIS, May IS.
The Greeks Agent in this city has re-
ceived news from Napoli de Romaria
to the Goth . arch. The threat of Lord
Cochrane TO leave the country. If their
disputes were not settled, had the desirs
ed effect The two assemblies have de-
cided to meet at Porros, and to aband.
on the preteutions which have caused
all the acrimony between them. On tue
oath, a very bloody affair occurred be.
fore Athens, when the Greeks carried
an important position. Lord Ccehrane
departed from Eginia on the 2lst, IN
steam boat, accompanied BY fur other
vessels. Miaulis was to JOIN him win
Two other vessels. The expedition IS
'ecret. The vessel sent from Legholn,
Wits Ammunition AMI tlour, arrived on
he esd. Gen. Church was setting oui to
Join Aataiskaki IA tiAe siege OF athens.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05

2. The principles of our ord.r-d;.
yinely reflected in the beauty. symmetry
and harmony of Natures works.
8. The memory Of our ancient grand
masters.
4. Lafayette, our beloved brother.
5. The degrees Of masonry - Nav their
plendid beauties form one vast moral
arch, and span the earth.
6. The antiquity IF our order Cha.
ned to the car Of time, il began its race
when ''the morning stars sang togethern
T. The charity Of our Order.-Silentin
its actings, the widow and orphan can
tell Of it.
8. The lodges 81, Sc and iI7-Au.
MON Of speculative and practical mason.
ry--of the principles and particles Of
morality.
9. Wonan.-Let neither ignorance
nor prejudice ''throw her over among
the rubJish;" for she is the key. stone Of
the socia! arch.
By Br. s. III. Davis. Free masonry-
Alternately the object OF persecution
and of patronage, it pursues its silent
way unaffected by the frowns or fayon
of the world
By Br. w. G. Singleton. De Witt
Clinton.
By Obed Waite, Esq. mayor. Our
republican insiitm ons
By Br. w. L. Clark, 1.-THE invited gu.
ests having retired) Our revsrend bro.
Their Jackson and our wosthy mavor.-
Honor to those who have honored us.
BY Br Fl w. Davidson. The address
by whic b this day has been CONNIE NOR.
ated.--"He that bath ears to hear let
him hear"
By 8r. n l.. Gordon When FEMME
beauty, ", th its sweet Harmonic sounds,
Contributes to our celebration, how
fondly remembered must be the day We
celebrate.
BY Br. JOS. F Stephenson. Masonry,
in its embryo as pure as the cry stalIzed
icicle which hangs from the mountain
cliff: may it continue its splendor, sup
| ported by our unanimous wishes.
BY Br. Joseph Tuley. Our order
May virtue be on, polar star. adminis-
teIine justice to those with whom we
deal, and dispensing mercy, love and
charity to all mankind
By Br. Charles II. Clark. The prin.
ciplss Of the traternity.-The widow in
mourning, the orphan in distress, will
bless and remember them.
By Br. Norgon johnson. May our
last days as masons be our best days a,
citizens.
BY Br. A. r. Newman. Free and ac-
cepted masonry, whilst light exsts.--tbs
spanish inquisition and religious bigotry
to the contrary notwithstanding.
By Br John G. Brent.
To ever true and faithful heart.
hat sill preserves the secret art.
By Br M. s. Brown.
To each charming fair and faithful she,
Who loves the craft OF masonry.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-05
HENRY CLAY,

Secretary Of hate, arrived in Pittsburg early
on Sunday morning. 18th ult. On Monday ana
Tueslsy ne visited the principal Manufacturing
Establlshments Of the city. On Tuesday alter
noon be visited the U. S. Arsenal, near the city,
where he and number Of citizens we're hand
somely entertained by Major Churchill.
The following letter was addressed to him on
Tuesday: -
Pit.sbhvg, June 10, 1927.
sIa,-A number OF our !, iloS 'chizens resid
ing in this city, are sirOus oi psyiAg TO you
a small tribute o. respect, for your zEs'ous and
un,ired exertions in the cause OF internal I'm
provement, Domestic Industry, OF the humlne
and wise principles Of Universal Emshe paiion,
and of every measure which Can add "e~tth or
honor TO our common country we 'hersiore,
SIR for ourselves, and IN behalf OF numerous
portion Of our fellow citizens, invite you TO
public entertainment, TO be gwen at tie IAN.
choi PIPER Mil" Of Mr.. Holdship, to morrow
at o'clock r NJ.
RespectfuIly. your friends and fellow Citizens,
CHARLES SHALER,
Chairman of the Committee OF Arrangement
A. SIDNEY T. MOUNTAIN,
Secretary Of the Committee
To which Mr.. CLAY replied:
PIas5mg June 10 1927.
GEsrLEMEN.-I accept, with much p essure
the invitation, which, in behalf Of number oil
my felow.cit,zens of Pttsburg, you have done
me the honor to give me. to public entertain
ment TO be furnished TO morrow at the Anchor
Paper.Mil And pray YOU to make TO them
my respectful acknowledge en,s for their friend
ly consideration OF me, aud also suffer me TO
assure YOU Of the personal esteem and regard
entertained for yourselves by
Your obedient servant,
III. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
EALL GOODS


w are receiving and opening large proportion OF our
ra'l aud Winter GOODS amongst those now opeLing,
naies OF rose, point and julns blankets o.
Diies hapt ccttVn various makers
Bales Ilnnes, Ieainots and bear.kin,
Daies bieaesd aud unbieache sheen-. and hint
:, inSs, compete assortment.
superior imported
feiisse cloths, vi all colours
Vestings, TO suit the IN
S,ik, cotton and worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and ga NETT dinitiss
gases ltish iinrn long lawn and she tug
lew pieces Flanders etng, aad chsao a,c,
Cases sat,il.et. bed tckmgs aud chez is
trade - '' -. "'-''NN1''
Cotton shutings, cotton cambricks
aius'ini, bou,baznss, bombaztus
DiaPers aad linen cambrics
complete assortment of and cashmere a,
scarts, some beautiful = '
a small assortment merino and cashmere LdgCs
a tew beautiful PLAN black silks
Thread laces fiat hobbin and
Canton, nankin aud Italian crane,
piece beautiful gauze flannel.
~ ihcy expect daily additional supplies ftun New York and
hiisd. ph' all which will he sold under , ,,r p,c
$50 III VIM NEALE. X CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
BROOK yaVERV ron SIZE.

TIvlS well known situated in Henroo county
u the upper end o the Brook Turnpike miles ffoni
BichmOnd a, the forks Of the Mountain aud Frtderkbus
stage roads The tavern two story wood building,
eight private house for the family, with ROOMS
aud stable for 10 horses There about icy land
attached TO the Premts, Of gopd quality. TIE ubsorber
being anxious TO close all their business will sell great bar
gain the aboye named pfopefy but, sold ~ Thurs
day the io March, will on that day the premises,
TO the highest bidder AT the time aud place, will be
sold, 70 the highest bidder, all Of the sock of every defp
ton, plantation utensils household and kitchen furniture, AID
every other desefPion o. property belonging to the firm
The terms TOT The real estate will he made known The
day Of sale the personal estate will be- twelve for all
sum, over ten dollars With bond and approved 'eeur oude
SAMUEL OWEN
JUDITH 2. NELSON.
Eeh. g. af-2.uGis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ~. 1897
MAp OE YIRGINI4

As ih. subject hefoi the House of Deler,,e and AZ
we lay before readers letter. was TO on.
'ne De.esates and wiiha Copy IF which hav. beer
~ 'aen lori" aud at such price, that citizen, in ordinary
eu"sta'ees afford pnrclis. copy. In s present
,spe, AMI at the Prite Which be 6id no persons but
.ne wealthy could eonvt nien,, buy The thing be de.r
ed - to accommodate the public and to dributs a, much a.
way pc, haps b. effected to,n 10y publ.ur snail, man
NJ the same time with the large one: rr
" In eomYiianee with your request submit, her. wh .,,
the eApens. rcqi.ite Tor publishing the encral
naP o virginia, On scale o 10 the incI and re-
~ ons from the same scale to the inc h.
por.e Is 5000 10 '' ought !, be appropriated fr this pur
For pr'n'ins and mounting 800 copies Vi III. large
- map at . dolls. per copy, : ,soo
t ,sn a,s ana engraving the small nap, 2ooo
- map a, doll and halt, per eopy aoo
10 meet contingent expences, 4, boxv, for BACKING
'he maps IN, Height sc. 500
ar,. s 5000
we .seht dsnanf less quaint ~ would certainly he
Iua'e IL would enable the stale q i bur so ccpie.
me large map the varivu. public aud The s. of
the ,e'tnae, would furnish fund.- which might applied
VS. OF such additional number. would be med
iI, III which event the previous sale would present aia
~ thu 20 aetmine the proPrie'y of publishing the larger
a",',, ana me latter at 5 dolls per copy.
a"u''ioh To t,e ah1ve statement tax. the b.,,v az
,r, -, , IIeh have occurred 10 in eauu the
P"piety ot Publishing reduced map; they are p ob,hy
jet - 's'''As y" ms sun
LIST, The size Of the large mp so neonvenen tina, I'm
n.r.ons price ~ winch must b- nil most
"'u Tor tiat reason alone he prevented FROM huy ing
henee NE question shall public he
sa VI h' ely The whole state having contributed TO the
OF obtaining materials for the mar, to he
neira aainihie ny all much possible but 3dly The
p i'n 81 tue large nap alone would compel many per
oi ohtan'ng good map of the State To adopt
" hee ate nte' either to foeso the purchase .i,or-
" Guy au Miei which was very them.
IL may he urged that the public small man migh,
't Two OF three aud that CHI publication
would interfere with the sale of the re map. To
person acquainted with the practices Of map pubi.he
would not be regarded entitled TO much II any
as At l. well known fact that no sooner h,.
oi '"is haue appeared, than It - Immediately repnb
~ uieent rIns without the least regard To- the ficht
tue Firtn, even where such right has been secured bv
M aen'i to- u the piracy be discovered reir.
't puhiishtrS are protected either by the vague
oi '"e ''t nj law, what ctua the in.y.n
" ' .,.'pe p'nishtr. The mos, eiheaciou. way of
ptssh,nS ih Snd Il theft, ny being
III te P"n'ea'ion also apparent, that Virginia were
ca 70 ,'s necessity OF msnius legal prooer ng ia an
'a.e i"f e sake =" protecting her ieis, would lie al
uea WIN expense AMI trouble. ohrr may he pre-.
''eu III relation I" the ProPie;y OF publishing small map,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17

~ rhs ENQUIRER is published twice week general
nd three times week the session Of the State
the heretofore, Five Dollar, per annu
payable advance Notes of charteci rece hanks
ouy) will be received payment The Editors will siaran
the safety Of remtins them BY a the postage
ers being paid, by the writers.
IT No paper will be disc n,inucd (but the discretion Of
the Etos9 until all arrearsyes have been paid up.
u Whoever will guarantee the payment of crs
shaiI have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OR LESS-Frst Insertion IS cents-each
Continuance, 20 cents
No advertisement inserted, until il ha, either been paid
far. assumed by th, city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
Itigma!n Grn,nnIrr .NchnoI T

FtgWdm Grammar School.
nr paoie are respectfully informed that addition 10
very extensive course of classical and maihc NAUTICAL
'he FRENCH Spanish aud Italian Language. ,an now
ne taught At this institution. 49, "
nit Fay the gentleman w" eneased to give course Of
't' IN tht,s ansGges presents ample Testimonial! OF hi,
wn,ob ate nav generally admitted. "
he wan De an additional fee of $50 payable Mr. Fay
Tvs i'se oi Iee'u' es Those Only who learn these
su'ge' val 1s required tor'y the additional utian Fee
WM. B. GILES.
T. BARf: EGAN.
an consequence OF his engagement Wirwa.n Mr. Fay
III Richmond " '''
Jam IS. IN g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
Trust SAFE Of Land il, Uen,ico Coun1y

P,t.un's ." d.ed Of tusstnsde by William DudiI..
au Saty ehb his wife, thi it February 1917 to ,b
anu refer Wst trustees, AMI duly recorded the OF
VI iemieo County COURT 10 the late Franc.
ue sum OF SsooD, trustees, will positively for
NJ, ~ 'ne nSur ON the rursdsy day Of
mex, The l'aetof Land named the us called G zen.
oon ADJOINING The lands OF Samuel NJ Bockus and utb.r
eins III. same tract of land that William Daniridre noS
~ on 10 ta. me 'nn o SeSO5 6 interest from,
9Th De. enhtr ie expense. adm the ,,u.t w
e '"Ss.'hr> wall only convey the right vested in u. as t,u.
400 acres OF good land. JOHN STi1;,i
VI >, 100 PETER WEST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17

HE subscriber will sell credit one two three and
n tour yeas his act OF land two miles West Campbell
Courthouse and u miles South Lyaoibug, together with
the plantation utensils, stocks Of all kinds and the corp oats
louder, &ei the working hands, eleven in number, with an
additional hand to cook aud the to
the plantation during the year. The
acres has on small dwelling house OF rooms, Office
the yard, overseers house, an ieehou with store room
above, smoSebouse kitchen aud or servants goCd
STABLE aud carriage house. Some of the houses
aud the est newly repaired aud occupied suee ed
This plantation too remote from the for him 10 give
To The personal attention necessary, and lie
considerable expense fitting Tor comfortable accom-
mediation o family, that it might attract the attention Of
purchasers The time OF will he extended desir
by the purchaser A1y person whne Communicate with
the subscriber will direct 10 Charlotte cUufthouse.
PAUL 5. CAKttINGTON.
Jan II. et-ts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
GRE.4I LHCK !

GIT I|sIL u u On !
NstHE capital prize OF $4,000 the third class Of The Mo-
~ nongalia Lottery drawn the 24 January, and the
Pa Prize Of $4,000 IN the 9Th class of the Dismal Swamp
Canal Lottery, drawn on the 9TH Instant both sold
Unlucsy Office TO gentlemen Of this city, WHO presented
the same TO The days following the drawing, and the
was diatey paid To the fortunate holders Also,
Der OF 100 go &C. &C. sold and the n paid for the
same byus.
II All Orders from the country, for tickets in any Of the
Virginia Lotteries, addressedto u.s. post paid with neces
sary .noosure, promptly attended To-.
j. H. T. NASH, Booksellers Stationers Richmond Va.
Feb. II. gO--st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17

CO-PdR I.EEKSHIP IN .S'tI " YORK.
HiHE Subscribers have associated for tbr put H.
anoe OF General Dry Goods business in the C,y OF
New foi X, aud have taken the cUmmOdous store No.
Ii8 PeH Set where they will conduct their bushes under
tue him VI JAMES, STEELE & co.
good assortment OF British, Frenth India aud IN
goods will always he u,fsd and may pe
haP BE- Pre'eedto Vngnian., from rxp fence IN The
business Of that state. FLEMING JAMES,
JOS. SHEPPARD JAMES,
JONATHAN IL. STEELE.
Feb .. ~ os,ss-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
TRTTSTE ~ y NILE


virtue d deed Ut tiut executed by Rsubfn Uley TO
ID The su cfihfs, bearing dste the sis jay of March
aud Ut record IN The Office Ol the clerk Of Goochnd county
court Tor the purpose Of securing the payment of certain
mes therein noniioned we shall proceed 20 sell public
ton ir ready monty at Gonohanj courthouse the 2Ib
day Of February next al tbs place, Undivided moey Of
Tract OF Land containing hy estimate TIC acres
county Of Goochisnd, tie road about miles from
Richmond, aud adjoining the 5S Of Richard Sampson and
Richard Hsr which said land the said Utles derived
from BIZ late father JOSIAH Uey The title to be conveyed
will he such ouy derive ny o the said u de Ell
w y. TAYLOR, L.,
JOHN S. FLEMING, S"u''et"
Feb st-,,td,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
Jan 81.

conformity u tlst made TO me ny tlonafd
Daniel, now dec, dated the 9Th February, ga and
Clerks Office Of Halifax county, Lpurpose selling auction
the highest bidder the premises The % day OF March
- wit tract Of land lying the said county, about yur
miles below the Courhouse Of said county, Dauissr
and bounded by the lands Of jeremiah Wlngham John
Putkerson William Owen aud Others; Also The following
slaves, TO wit Jordan and Glen, ben two blaoksmith aud
Rochester, the following Lads and Boys Henry, Fountain,
III anderson, Granville Nelson Bufweil, Logan aud Lewis
Women, CLANCY, Diesy Lucy, Hannah Mire, Polly and
Charlotte Girls, Mourning, Maab Realty R,ebs aud vvy,
much Of the said property will be sufficient pay the
balances due, aud secured by the said eds All the
property subjected by the afu essd two deeds each sale
but by the consent Of the creditors ~ months credit will
given for thirds Of the land sale sales and half
the negro sales, giving bonds and approved security aud
deed Of trust in addition the land sale. The
be conveniently appor,oned in divisions desired
by the purehise tbs land we'll improved aud Of good
quality. SAML WILLIAMS Trustee.
FEB. &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
TIem Dollnrs RerarA.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber ON ihe 26th day Of De-
~ eember last, my cAIY shout feet inches
hsh about 70 years old rather Of light complexion, and
down look when spoken The above described slave
FORMERLY bought from the estate Of ehmoud Terrell in the
PIPER enu OF hanover hefe all her relations now living,
sa Il isvery possible she is IN this city Manchester
The above reward will be given any person who will eli
f the above sav 10 in Richmond, her here
can get her THORNTON G. L1PSCOMB.
Feb. IL 1--2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
LIND FOR SHLE.

HtOR Sale accommodating tact Of land l,,y
ih The county 81 Chesterfield,
tue Courthouse lately the residence OF john Bufou dee aud
oronsins to h eale, Containing 4f Improvements
comfortable aud dwelling house for family Of
ord'nIy s'he ham snd every necessary house, al ia
situation is remarkably healthy. will make
wTantee tobe pmcha,er Persons wishing TO purchase arc
requested to view ti1s land aud apvlyto
l.. BURFoOT, Exor. If
- john BuTiOOt, dec.
Jon - Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
Feb 8
NOTICE.

We Stockholders q the Meohaoicsyie Turnpike Cow
pany, are hereby required e pay before the 2eh
gay Of ebtusry next twenty dollars each share, sddi
onal ,oh'cPtIon) held y Them respectively the capital
stock u the said company.
by order Of The President and Dircesors.
=. NJ. cANRtNGTON, Treasurer.
Sen - % sn;i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17

Ground PLdster, Cut .Naiis, q Corn Meal
FtoK Sale, Ground Plai ter French and Nova Scotia in
casks, loose To suit purchasers aud both warranted TO
be Of excellent quality.
Gut Nails, from Sd t. 4od in kegs Of co. 100 % anil 200 lbs
Rolled Iron ot Mad Rods Horse Sine IRON
Corn Meal constant supply made generally from white corn
and perfectly fresh.
L. UAXALL K co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
NOTICE

4 - " engage ue Pte'tnt year young
give @ avs no hrs,lai',e in sayins that think could
satisfaction TO who should favor me with
'en emp "yment Letters addressed to ElkhI Post Once
ne, county, will be attendeitp to. HARRISON ADAMS
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17

FFNE Psnershp between the subscrhers under firm Of
Archibald Z. Woodson Co, IS by mutual consent, DIS
solved William Anderson, will settle the claims sssinst and
alone authorized 10 collect the debts the said frn
W. ANDERSON,
Jan - Se-sf A. 7. WOoDSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
Ihirtu- Fire .Ncgrnes.

! IHUty-Ftre .NfyTOeS.
ON Friday the 25I o'clock in trent Of
~ auction store, will be sold without reserve, cash So
likely young NEGROES, consulting principally Of boys aud
girls Among them are several good house servants.
J. Il S. COSBY L CO.
Eeb.iT. 6y- Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
FUR S4LE

ENHt tract Of land winch re.ide, containing about 2aO
= aets, lying The fork Of the Davenport road and county
Of Cumberland which land well adapted p the culture II
wheat, AMI tobacco, with about 30 Vi well hert
woodiad with good aud selling house end all
other necessary houses Any person wishing purchase th,
aid irae, Of land lying Immediately the ssge road viii DO
weIlto apply JOHN COLQUIr
Jan. gi--9.ggwv,.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17
NOTICE.

>po,oc Ereostive Department. Feb. 4, 1927
kSROPOSALS will he received a Tin, i,.n, N, mn, a.,
-oih ,n'n Tor the pun chase the g uts nuw in the
feni.niiary for sale an! importation.
BY order OF the Executive,
F.bs VIII. RICHARDS ON, &C.
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