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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
LAND FOK SIZE

E1Y virtue Ola deed Of trust exc tued d, m. b rt,oi
Wet AID recorded ~ The clerks Office Of he cyao
court u Hanover, and beang Date The iOh dew Of Marco
.sli' 10 secure SUN q money therein mento1ed due m
Peter Ansey willss Che prsmes a. public auction m
ready money hc i2th day III December perf Cfa,r m o.
me reS a day. Che tract Of Land conveyed 10 e by h
sad deed eonisn'ns three huudcd twenty one and ,
fcfe yins ~ the lower eGd Of Hanover county and sdo
he Land Of MUIR BrooH and cihers Tie ute beloved .
ne niHfwble Pot me sutscfibef wl only CONVEY such
- s vested ~ bin az trustee HW CrNNISGHAM. tc.
"-''f7'Nss = PEI a. ufas5
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FALL GOODS AND FALL FASHIONS
T'HON NO I'LL 4 hc1

Mems Mercer and Tailor three doors aJoe he Egey Haul
S EofECiFULLY informs has lfIends aud the public ,r
gsne,al ha he has just received elegant aso,tneh
pOOIIo, III ms e consisting Of blue black and the ,no,
assSuans colo ed oi and Cas,msres also, handsome
81 Ys'uns winch lie will make up stihe shtest
notice lie feels confident that he can execute suv e ~
Tvs t III me most ia'honahe style and the lowest term
a"1 so'sn' share Of The public patronage.
NV. 10. 5f-w!2w
SIthE Suhscfibe6 wishes 10 eng5ge Ffusie T,9rL1,
~ qualified 10 instruct IN the ordinary brauthrs of an Tn
d9 Aion TO reside IN his family take charge II sS on
Que capable Of teIohHg would be prefer eI
address 10 john HObettson, tIchmOnd, ~ &,
WM A TURPIN,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

E Srtscber eesrs for sale his Plantation in the counfo
.so hnncvt fying on ChictGhorny Scamp containing
40 acTtI ~ "a IL mules from the otyof Rishnond: ne
san Sn6 InnPke passes through it, There more
-o1 acres hteh hGUe been cleared The timber ON Il
IS considered eqaa if superior TO anu in hi, sSe
% mere are 10 acres Oferceiiet 1feGdo.o land 10
~ PURCHASER thai part lying 6eo-c The TURNPIKE mould h,
sYaTn6yalpo5sdoC There IL u SaIg Mill pihin Iaif n
% oh'eh 'ocud be grcnt advantage any one tvsIirr
&c. up tAe timber or build n further description is DEEM
eeee'saTy asose desiyous Of resting capiiai in ani
tgn re'o a. Joshua Sorr living the adjoining y ,o
S"'Il az any ttnie application to be nnde him or
hugHtf tl6-
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MARSHaLIG 1870 Z

YElI virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chaneerv
S1 Tor the Fredericksburg District pronounced the sO
day Of April, 1927 ns suit depending in the said court in
which Edwin Upshaw, aim'or of John Reynolds, dee i,
Plaintiff and Laurence Muse Defendant shall the it
day Of Dec 1871 upon TIE premiJes, sxpogso sale hyVub
auction, 70 the hghe bidder for cash. the house lots
and wharf ia the said decree mentioned, situated The town
Of Tsppahannccksl Of which particularly dcsigaaed in
indenGre Of mortgage bearing date the Sch day Of Dec
1870 between The said Laurence Muse, of the pafsnd
john Reynolds Of the other parts and admitted TO in
the county court Of EseN the tg day Of Aug f8ff
THOMAS MATTHEW'S, Deputy o.
Nov. -, 1871 JOHN STANARD, d. i. G. d.
Nnv.b. 52-idr
7hs ebovs sale postponed until ne 81 ofJat net
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" paInnble 49, "a Ln,lI n ~

n ualuabfe Tract Of Land for Sale.
PURSUANT toa decree Of the Supetior court Of Chan
~ eey io he Lynehburg District pronounced on the SGa
gay 81 OF 1871 ~ cause depending between Nelson Cfs
lord and Reuben Crawford, surviving partners of me firm
locke Crawford Co plaintiffs, sgaips WIN. Shelton And
o9eIs deieudan the unJefsgned marshal Of IA sad curi
willsel on the premises, thai the place whore w ~
shelton hte re'ded on Thursday the 18th Of Dec. fg27f
ar not the next fair day thereaer, way Of pub, s
hon on credit Of !, ~ years. tract Of Land IN Aftrs
containing o52 acres Que oiey Of 65f acres convened g.
richard H. Buks, aud one noietv Of lot in Town of
bethe The tact containing $50 has 400 acres Ia
woods and - rondereJ by good judges be eqtn il nc
superior, 70 any tact Of highland IN he ctuntv of Ahi
me are said IN be comfortable having dwell
ing hsuse with all neees'afy out houses ANY persons WISHING
70 view the sni ore reqHTsted 10 call on Edmund cfarforf
Edmund Winston or Dahney r. Philip, who live, ON tke
remi5e Bonds With good security viii he reo,ired Of The
purchasers end The title retained mil purchase money
PH,I' o.. T. a. HOLCOMDE, NJ.
I.vF - Sc tqf9s
YOUNG LADY who has lad some eSceTIe0ce in teSch-
ing wshes 70 Chain stoation Governess ~ private
amiy or will lake charge Of School Respectable efcrsn
cts esn be gwen. regards qualifications &c Letters ed
dressed TO " NJ Ek HILL Pos, Once, Amelis county, viii
be attended 10. ~
Dec y co -x5nt
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NOIICE.

n III persons having CLAIMS ssaip,, the r.,,e of WIN
sA CafunSion or Robert H. Darlington dec ore hereby
feqneied 70 biug them forward 10, Adjustment beng sboni
pfesented by The ~ Day Of Maynex 1874 .sl plead
notice % bar 81 ai suth ss may he after that date.
~ WM. +. OARRINGTON,
~ or Of Wm. c'frnC'on sud A6n'1 ofRObertH. csUig
Nov 49, ~ w.
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RE UI.4RD-FIVE UOLL9R5

ne TT-HRU-FIVEU OLL.ARS
81 IHAfED stolen from the sub.cribero ON the let
ai 10 MS forehead and newly roundflo ther m
ecolleetei tine addressed 10 the subscriber m
JeuTes store Nottoway county, will be thankfully
Nov 81 e -,
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WAKEFIkLD FOR SaLE.

cay vnIue OF Deed Of Tius executed by Heath J. Mi
- e vile, 10 Ge0igs & WIN. Toer, Udod IN 7och-
or court shall proceed 70 SELL upon the premises for rea-
money 10 the highest bidder, The 25h Of Dec. next
AkEtELD, The late residence Of said Miller TO satisfy me
ATS Of said Deed Wakefield lies upper end Of Coocb
nt county Little Bird Greek. and contains s33 is acre
WAi. TOLEB, surviving Trustee
Nov ~. 56-tv4vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

W. WI e6eF TO- ,sI' IfoI PTevoasy ,old 'ss
W ct bidder, On Tlursdsy TIE 18th infant % t city
Richmond al the suction store Of Henry Roncurt ,u Plan
taion on The c.uuy 81 P0hsan situated Idmff RIVER
adIoiung Che Madcu's Adycnrue Estate aud Is frur
the city Of Rehnond from 10 GOO acres so N
which prime ~ uound' purchaser viii have ihe sdyan
tsge Of adding from g. 100 ~ az future diy
part " river land. We invite pesons disposed vt
money 2 yavab real property, view thil, ss attention
70 sell upon liberal terms which vii he shewn by mr.
Robert Pleassnt' living The neighb0fhood Theie l. al
pIeen seeded 10 good ofdef hs plantation, from 80
10 huhs ot wta and the purchaser he fnrbcd with
orn and fodder The inuke price We refer any person
sel'ned 70 treat privately for The ProPsy lor er
mHneufe, SAML PLEASANTs
Je--s Ci-~f- w. rtEfSfNTe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

his 5,engs vii soca si.e these TWO S6tey' say.s
spell at the car. The unfortunate pair will bo,h
be emsnepated from their bondage in 1899 when
they will have ample time TO breathe the fresh air
of freedom and 60 through a regular cour-c Of Di
ct and Regimen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

lsI1SS MIRA ANN MUSES. School will he eou,pusi
~ al MIS- WntVs IN Gloucester o"uuiy the ensuing
commences the 18th Of January, 1875 and
iSh ." December following with month the
summer season Her course of Instruction. embraces Ohio
sraPhy Reading flirting, arithmetic Grammar Bellies Let.
res, Composition Geography (rth the use Of Meps and
Go6es) History the elements Of Cksistyy and Natural
Philosophy, and Ms Frsush language. Term, OF tuition
TOT all the above named banehes $500 but with ,xclu-
,ipD Of French, 800
Ms Muse deems necessary iuorr persons generally
that the manners aud morals OF her pupils not
thinking II an important part OF their education.
HOARD Mrs. WHAT will receive young ladies for sxt,
Ioisis the term OF 10 months, payable quarterly in adj
vance, each furnishing her he'd bedding candles an,
towels She requests the paieus aud guardians who al,
disposed 10 enter their children wards, make early
Upton, Nov 6, 1927. 5,-2inNanLoinD
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Iaiuabie Gloucester Lou Grounds FOR Sale

y 0iUdOte GfOucesteT Lou grounds fer Sale
virtue Of Two decfee Of the county court II q auctder,
fonJuncen On The 10Th day Of Nov 1877 IN suits therein
Fnhns, n iht namt Of the trustees II ht Gloueetcr
iy SCHOOL, sgln e tepfege0iaye aud heirs Of Richard
' acc will be- cSPosed 90 sale, AZ public auction for ready
n9ty 20 plouteiief coprh9ule Saturday, the zoih da-
Detcmhef nest, W fair, fHyt The DAY there
t sunday eScePted) subject 60 The dover right Of Mrs
'na Jones' The land whoreou tie said Richard Jones resi-
i- committing 81 sevefai tracts parcels adjoining acb and
id Co., contain 600 acies, or les ID IS needless 81 ss
fy ihnB n eomuendstou 90 ibis land; situation bsnc
wttn Nottrand Ware Rivers, immediately or the snef
taks foI ~ than be- said 90 ic Haf nf an aigs
'neni. The sale vili commence q ~ o'clock.
IlOs. q. AMORY. C0n'f.
tnf. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
RAPPAHaNNOCR .aCaDE1JY

HIS Institution will reopen the 10Th Of Jan 1929
under toe supe attendance of Mr Albeit Anderson a
Minister OF the Gospel gentleman well qualified 10 teach
me usual branches Of Academic Educatn comprising the
Lau, Greek English Languages -Cieosraphv Arithse
"a" the Elements Of Algeba& Geometry The fees for tn,
ION IN me Latin q eek Languages, will he SI2 so per
ahs IN advance. The price for hoard, including wasRnr
WI be S42 % per session, pay able also advance each
Pupil fhiins his bed asd bed1ng paying an additional
ehs'E &c OF 80 to the Steward library fee Of dolls per
session. Will e ed Of those who book. fibe
Institution The well known hsshulntss Of the sison The
nm'diou-ness Of the building aud the extensive and well
sireed library Of this Itiutlou with the quail
hcaons aud eKerons hir Anderson, together with the
'ebaetoy accommodations afforded by Mr.. Daniel Turner
why continues TO preside The boarding depar
such, a. II believed wall euic this Academy To Literal
shsre of The public patronage. THE TRUSTEES
Nov. 20. 81 IN,
The Editors Of the Va. Herald, requested &, publish the
'hDye notice, fortnight for tines and ward ,e
count 4 The Treasurer or thu Igstuticn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
TTANJEp.

n T the Pen;eniiary-
Gas cords split white oak, 10 f. long = To he d,;
200 best hickory aKletrees 'N 4'H'a''
5 &C. 5; = z Pans r.ss delivered h.ror. Una.
1000 in. n,h plank from g to IL f. Iopy ,To 30
1000 o 10 lveTed ty
i0oo : IL, 90 Sihe fret Of
I000 80 q aHi'"s IRON IL 10 10 IT, long March
1000 2 in. poplar plsok =
i ,cOo q do To be delivered ty the Isl of
i i0oo ga do ( April
500 wheel flloes
1000 spokes Dill.
4o0cany log spoke,
$50 elm hubs mari vap,ey i,,
200 black gum ara nediateI,
$4,000 -four barrel billet,
500 pair of Hanie timber
for which Pfopp,aIs will he received until fob n.,,
Sn'IgeeJ by THOMAS NELSON, i. A. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

IVT nc TAT. Iirni " ETadIfy, DI'Crtry & CO)
TlLL continues at then old stand, N. w. corner OF ich &
~ streets, where his very best shall be used TO
eo'afe him continuance OF the liberal patronage
by the late hrn and for which he his thanks lie ha.
Just opened handsome and entire assomt 1T of
FALL GOODS, quite equal to any acknowledgements
ing generally oi blue black and the fashionable ne
CLOTHS CASSiMERES, of various qualities among
which are many OF the very rats; aiso handsome as
soment 81 VSrtNG aud every other article his line
OF which he will make up the very aud most
bic siyls, and on very reasonable terms
kIehnlond October %. 1927.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

The Boston Palladium informs US. In one Of
Us usual pitby Paragraphs 4" that Mr.. Ciay's
health continues poor, and his physicians advise
fsaxation from The onsrous duties Of bis Office, I"
end that " The greatest slave in the country is the
President, the mex, The Secretary Of Slate"
Poor fellows How we pity them. Let them
- - ftr@r sniri's 1~s lor.r-. !arssor end
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
COLOMBIA

A respectable mcfcbonl OF this city has received
g letter from Csrbsgena Nov. !, announcing that
General Bolivar had token lhe oath - President Of
Colombia at Bogota. End had ass med The execu-
i've powers Of Government. " The glad tIdIngs
from Bogota says the Letter, have difTused general
confidence, giving renewed animation TO The
tniTprise Of foreign traIe.' Phil. .dwora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
FEAfiLE EDVC9TTOW

HfnE Female School al the of MIS- Anne nj
= REAL near Charlotte Courthouse, will be continued for
tue year 1928. a few boaidets can be accommodated
Price of Board per annum sso
Nov so ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

sold, 90 The 18Th dsy Of Dec It fsir otherve The
next TAR day. before the Eagle Tavern IN the eiv n isb
non The interest Of Luke Bot dec. in three pieces Of Coal
Lana, yiug iu The county Of Chester FIELD, nesf
70 witt equal but undivided eighth part of ali tst t
Of parcel land commonly called Bucks Cunug' Coal
ihs 5upposed TO contain 100 cgusl but
eighth part Of three undivided fourth pari Of ali hs t G
Goal Land, commonly called the Creek Ps roninio, 20
acres Also equal but undivided eishtb parf on nine
iweniieth Of ali that tact Of Goal Land comunty esied
The Usion Phs, supposed 10 contain 80 % acres
IEkMS-Fof the Land, third Of the Dur, b,so on.y
VIII be required the 2Oh Nov 1928; Che balance In tso ean
snnual payment Bonds with approved seeufv snds Jsd
% Uu on me land 90 secure the Payments. (rhe ps,onsi
property VIII be sold credit ~ " rronth. r,nJ .b
approved security will be required Tor al sus oyer f0
amount and less cash Az those indebted 10 the estate
are requested CO. make immediate payment and tbosr bsv
claims requested &, bring them ~ prcper
That provision msy be made for their d1chiree
VIM WOHSuAM Admr
Nov. o.. ~ r.''
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GAO HEiTIRD d

AN away tom the suhscrthef, on the If Of N,, M o.
nc Mfs'o Eay GEORGE about 20 or n years OF ak.
'oh MACK sSin pleasant counensnce having one ol h.
.b,Ts 50 Dl eu oy machine renders ugcess, and,
e a, feeoIeeted, quite couhed up his hand; and Fl
IL nches high said boy belpngs 60 Che estate II j.,
wren Gee now ~ the Of iic suscrihet and lawful no. r
W 'a'd e"ste II opposed he intends making hi. s.c
~ some zee sta The above reward will be psia 90 hi.
10 Syh ateiHa, Virgins Maryland receive Tin;
OF 70 doils.n taken "a South CafoIina.
~. a, ROBERT sTIMsoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

To the Legdtees of Elizabeth EVoffins
gOLEASE -ce, that will he ready TO nav Of M,
note, w.ien d. Elizabeth Wskla, hold, payable "a The
ls day OF Jan 1928 for the purchase Of nesfu woman Pa,
mes and child aud unless get light from aid Legsee
will not pay the money HENRY HOWARD
Jhrstei field comfy, Dec 4 60 -v,f,ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
"f"' ~ VI "IUi Uul WN luafI rODVty
ed 10 US ny the deed before meAticned
JAMES LY0HS,Jr. sTrus-
THOS. TERRILL, Itees.

Slaves o7:re, crops, stock Of cattle logs, sheep &C. 60
for sale
ON the 2lst day of January 1929, at Cumberland 0be
'idenee OF John Danrdge Watkns) county OF New
en wall be sold publicly, TO the highest bidder 20 OF 80
valuable slaves -among which be found excellent
servants; Of aimot every description also all tue crop. mad.
al Cumberland the present year, Except the wheat rr,ul
consisting OF 800 barrels Of Indian corr considerable
crop OF cotton, and other things which Usually produced
" IA ms IN the lover part Of Virginia all the household
ana kitchen furniture lauatiOn utensils formerly b. longing
u lie SAID atkins Al the place will he soIJ
.m' tract 81 lend oailedAPPersons, near Cumberlind
mile Of the courthouse. The terms will BE- made Lno,vn on
the day OF sae bat II expected that of the personal
properly wi he sold upon credit of months the slaves
VI" be sold for eh Creditors Of Jno. D. Wakin are invite
the fund he appropriated the payment of er
"ehs by attending The and becoming bidder, for ,he
properly and all creditor. of said Watkins hereby notified
make known IL me their claims before the M day If Oct
1879 required by the deed which this ale will bs
msde The signature Of Jno ID. Watkins will he reoued a.
evidence Of the validity u then claims. The sale will be
mad. under Deed OF Trust from John D. Watkins 4 p
watkins h vile, 10 me as trustee, for the purposes therein
mention'di Il oi fecord thr county court of New Kr
ana htds date on the Sd day Of oet which day II wa,
ielve' ed 20 he recorded. JAMES SEMPLE j. T,n.ies
Rchm al, NV 20. So ~
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Tor LEASE on RE-NTT

NIfE suseiber intending decline the Mercantile Bu,.
yhs On inc nan Stage Road from Richmond Chatiotie-
HlS, 1oou miles above Gocchlsud courthouse For terms
o. MAKTIN JAMES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

TfAHE Grand Lodge of Va will meet the Manous fsj
Pm.
Dec. 6. Gf-ef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
II n,ost valuable Estate FIR SALE

HE Subscribers offer tor sale the finest E.t,e, in
Lower Virginia; lite the Estate called Cumberland
lying upon tue Pamuuky River, the county OF New Ken,
about two mules below New Kent to,- The proney ~
Uo j. ~ Watkins, AMI Containing by esmation than
'uV acres oi which AGO acre. FIRST Irei Rat land
wen adapted TO the growth vf eor wheat cotton oats and
cI1vetT5o wood land, heavily tibered aud 500 mar,b
in luing several houses and LOT. in the Village of
land-
Tia, Estate situated head Of fine bold NAVIGATION
iong "aei Tor vessels Of 500 tons, aud presents the
eVe aud udeioui farmer advantages than any estate
in the lower country.
The Hat laud ha. been first rate j. we, adanted
o plaster clover and has been much nnovsd he .;r
use; the high land heavily tubeed and the marsh K
oi the mo valuable the lower counlryt h,.h
and heavily imbered, chiefly with ash; from expefmtnt
actually made IA the sale Of the TIMBER and wood on ne
6edcd the expense Of clearing and retaining irht be de-
mayed from the sale Of the wnrd aud tnbsI aud when
inexhauslibe fertility " ~ -
Upon the estate fisheries sherring fishery Of no
te note Tue annual pr fits of which have been generally
ABOUT 5Uo dolls; and shad fishery Immediately opposite 10
tue heTrg fishery winch might as9 rendered ver valuable
a"da me mil see Immediately upon the and adiac
Ia the village Of Cumheau proveents
dwelling house OF rooms the out houses harm, and
an ice house The dwelling house upon very elevate
sItHaon commanding OF the flat land, marsh, river and
surrounding county, miles. Fish aud Wild fowl of
seasons. f'Vf"
70 ~ ana produce shipped TO both for the freight
moe minute description deemee unnecessary as il !,
supposed that any one desiring TO purchase FIRST view, the
temes inns property now aud will be until the the II
day OF Jan next S2s aered private sale If NOT sold
privately, will be- oeT, the ghest bidder at public
auction, on the enise the az
Jan 1921 at the hour Of ~ o'clock NJ The tenn, viii he
very accommodating, aud may be known To- one
81 me undefsgned james LyOu Jr resding the city Of
IN Col nhn ID. Watkins and wife, us Iof recoId In die
clerks once Of New Kent county court the pupo.e OF
securing certain Of the d,rant Rank an
ihi. city aud Tor uther purposes.
nile IS beyrd 70 be uuquestionable; but We shall convey
ohy 'ueh e as vrsled 10 by the deed before
JAMES LY0HS,Jr. Z TIus-
THOS. TERRILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

a court OF quarter ion held for The 5i Eiiz.
"A aneih city ihe 22nd day Of Nov 1877
aPpe iHg 90 Che ssigfscob II che couff that David
Meade = not resident ofth Commonwealth II H. fsyTCe
ofatn ih7 The SAID Meade be summoned appear II the
c1uhoust Of SAID county, The 4b Thursday 10 Deem
per neat beng The court day Of said county, then aud there
DO show causs any be why the said court should not
authorize the ectnn Of toll Bridge from the find living on
me hoh side Of Mil Creek which tlsimtd bv said m esde
mih county If Elizabeth CITY afofesad 70 the extreme
P Of Old Point Comfort opposite thereto and ihsth Or
80 be published the Richmond ENQUIRER fi The fpff
lhufsdsy IN December aforesaid. a copy Tese,
W. $. AiLlrTsTEAD, clerk
Otc.q 20 .-l4lhr hulsdaNinIlee
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Bunk IF Tirg mia, D
NJ. % fgD-

lie annual meeting of The Sioekhoider. OF IN. Bank Of
Virginia, viii take place the frs Monday IN Januar-
" N', Al theH Banking Htuse ~ the city Of Richmond
W. DANDHIDGIc, esther.
Uec. 9. bl-lf.fNn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

The late Duel. From the Enquirer of yester.
day morning we extract the following letter, ad-
dressed 10 IFS editor by Mr.. Graham OH the eve of
the combat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
FaRlfERS' BANK or VTRGLNT7

fEuE annual meeting o the Stockholders for the cleo
- on Of Directors for the Bank, aud Tor The Offices 81
Discount and Depot, will be hold Tuesday the OH d,v
81 January next WM. NEKERHIS, cashier
Dec t0-2s~fd
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-07

H$HE subscribers will furnish at wholesale
n or retail, all orders which they may be
favoured with, as
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND
BOOK BINDERS,
On reasonable terms and at short notice,
Account Books for Merchants and Banks,
ruled TO any pattern, and Town Record Books
made in The most durable manner.
Fancy Binding finished in the most splendid
style.
Ladies Albums of various patterns constant
ly on hand. Sets OF Encyclopedias carefully
bound.
Gliding on leather or paper neatly finished,
and old Books rebound.
DOYLE u HATHAWAY,
July 7, Rear of IL, Ma .ket st
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-07

Henry Wheaton, Esq. Charge dcs Afaires to the
Court of Denmark, lady, three children and servant,
sailed from New York on Sunday last in the slip
Hudson, for London.
On the z0lh April, notice was sent to all vessels at
Montevldeo, that the river was in strict state OF
blockade.
The brig Atlantic, Myers, at Charleston, fr Bor-
deanx, was brought to, June T. in lat "a SO, Ion SO
TO- by prvatoer schr of about 90 tons, who ordered
them to send their boat on board, and pressed two
American s,aman belonging to the Atlantc-Rlch-
ard Wilson, of Salem, and George NOVEL;, of New
buryport. Capt. M. sent his chief officer on board,
to inform the Captain of the privaeer that he would
distress his vessel very much by mpressne his men,
and that our government wonld not put up with all
insult Of the knd-aiier much remonstrance he told
The mate he might take back the latter seaman, but he
intended TO keep the first. They first took two
frenchmen that were working their passage on board
the Atlantic, who informed the captain Of the prva-
teer they were not seamen, and that they would
er consent to do any kind of duty board his vesscl
in consequence lie them back. They had several
American seamen that they had pressed, as well as
some Frenchnen.
We understand, says the St. Augustine Herald,
from good source that charges have been prcerred I'd
at Washington, against the Collector At Key West,
OF serious nature, which said to be sufficient TO
produce his removal