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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06
HIGHEST PRIZES,
10000 Dolls. 5000 Dolls. &

The CASH for The whole of The Plies can he bad a, u,
al at CoheH's Office the moment they a. e drawn -
IVhale Tickets So DOL Quarters 81 ~
Hdto so Eighihs, O-62
Orders from any pat u the Uuied States, eiir,r b.
mah st paih) private Conveyance, enelonK the as or
P'ze Tickets III any Of the Lotteries will meet m Sane
prompt snd Puoeua attention personal spTalton
II Address u 'ff'S
j. COHEN, Jr. BROTHERS, Baltimore,
II In f1e Grii cinss of hs Literature Lo,,y. S,.n a.
re W 1Ho boIH TIE Great Capitals of 2OOO0S I0DO1
UOLS besides no Tess tla, SIXTEEN of 1000 and rOOy
DgRs. tgsTs al soid at COHEN,S OEFIcE No frs
any other oDice in ,lu. ica ''T'
b'timort, Nov. 1927 59-usf,r,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

skJs The proceedings 'of.ihe Jackson meetings
In Monroe and Amelia, are in type and shall APP
pear on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

eohi!rmy TO Deed az trust naie subsoI
sutvm ing trustee, by Jshn Nj. Buitee, the iay %
Dte sxo ana duly recorded the clerks Office of ushr
eoS'y 'hail proceed TO SELL Friday day OF jan
sS, iaf, ohewne on The fair day, the h,r her
nidde at suction the premises, being The re,dens. OF
e SAID buftee, tract Of land Containing
OF es ny iaie survey lying and being said eouay OF
aud bounded y the Double Branch, FulkeIsons and
oasnaie lines and Others The of the according
10 me drotions OF sad Deed
~ % ny TIE creditor say that third Of
Oh sae IN eash VIII .aiy giving bond with approved
security payable in - months, balance nte-
est;',on the date and ajeed Of Ae,d-
liable portion OF this tract Of land low grounds
"no,. considered TAR shove The qsaly Of land ia
me neishborhood The title is believed
by the said deed. iDAsI Tnor W
1. .. IL - thu ugM not anss remark, comme-
oaon oil dent purchasers, that considerable Of
gces stock Of al! kind household kitchen furniture.
iiion utensils corn sder, &c is be the sane DIS
on Tue premises by other hn.tee being The property si
Base convey ell IN the the like manners bs6g i
the said rvunty Of Halifax. ADAM TOOT "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

And air. Anderson presented a memorial OF David
stuart complaining of the return of the two Del.
es''e- irom the county OF Nicholas--whirh were
tons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06
l~DTTEE'

"
cI<uE Grand Lodge Of Va. will in the Mansnpic Hal
PM ' ~ oSi"e-.
Deee s,e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

we grievet to learn Cha, Henry " Conway. the
smisbie, honorable, aud Universally esteemed de
legsle IN COngress from The Territory Of Arkassss,
has ialiea in duel with gentlemen Of the Terri
o.y, The resuil Of quarrel which grew out of the
discussions which ATTENDED TIE fecen, esctlan, 10,
Ds'cgsis. tyr. Yrf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

IN consequence Of the continued severity Of the
wes'hef' and Dorthwestery winds, the Insurance
o'hees OF ibis City yesterday despatched pilo,
Ooa' laden with provisions, 10 the relief Of suel
vessels as may be found on the coast in wsst o,
supplies .Her. .qRp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

KENTUCKY ELECTION - Thu Z. Slate.
te'egrsph OF Friday seys;--"fhe latest accounts
rom Kentucky inform us that Mr.. Chiffon !, a
iscieJ by majority of p votes -
From The u. S. ItiegD pa Of Suburban
we learn that, upoDa colspsriyon of "a, ,o,..
he Shsr'iBs rejected votes givea tn Mr.. tl;n,on
on account OF siiedssd icsainy. Il i. said TIA, NJ,
Csiho'n VIII receive tbs certificate, slthoush Mr.
.pilo" Tsesiyed msJ fy of votes 1t il So tba,
Messrs. Chiffon and Calhoun win ,u,,J ,o1 each,
claim their right to teks seat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

The N. intellisencer has recently been pleased
10 place The Enqui'er at the head OF '',he prints
oil the Comoinaiion"- aud to honor us with some
or T. columns Of its elaborate lucubra,ions
There was time when we should have ttestad
the slightest whifper of fha, paper with res.
pect- Iha, lime has gone by-since il ha.
not only sunk into the most obsequious tool Of
Inc aum'ns'r''ior- but has lost its charact er for
dignity, decency, and all pretensions to fair degl.
hS. The Editors Of that paper may truly say with
poor Partridge, MN sum qua'is cram.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

If we may Judge by Z" the Signs OF the Times ,,
nothing save the present Administration. ex-
cept gross misconduct on the part of it's opponents
--or .UirGcie.- But this is not the age Of Mira
cles; and the Opposition will be Is forewarned.
foTe carmel" The Coalition will be glad TO throw
hfebTand among them; sni TO conquer by diyi.
sion But The Opposition are too wise to quar-.
rel about the subordinate question Of pice Presi
dent. And as TO a 81 candidate, the Adminislta.
ton trying in vain TO get up one.
The Signs indeed, rather tho other wsy
There il more prospect Of division among our
foes than our friends. larger portion Of the Ad-
ministrs'ion party would be very willing 10 drop
Mr.. Adams, If they coGiI obtain more eficient
substitute. Mr Clay would be moe 10 their taste:
but his prospects scarcely better in Virginia
fhsn Mr.. A's.-and he would love more in the
East than he would gain 10 The West sums
signs have appeared, Of disposition TO feel them
with Mr. Clinton; partly with view of divi,liog
the Opposition ranks, and partly Of running Gin
ton in and Gen. Jackson out. But though II =
proposition has been made from two or three
quarters, vet ii has met with rather an uneracioi.
reception from some Of the fsvorite organs Of IN,
administration party. The Philadelphia pres.s
scouts the project with contempt. II asserts ,ba,
MIR Clinton " does not stsnd we'll in penasvlV,a
MIA; that II he sha1 ever test his poppiaritv 4,
Pennsylysnis, he will be disappointed and mo,ti.
fed; that NJ Adams stands cerv much hem,
there Ihaa Mr.. Clinton. The Trenton " r,,.
Americas" atirins that the friends Of Mr.. Ad,r.
q" zig o1kcrsfo b'mi aoi on = . ro7sibie oonI,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

United Sfaiet Bank We lear, ,h,, d.,
privilege assumed by the United State, Rank. of
permitting their Branches 10 draw checks and cir
coiais them rs notes will be brought before Con-
eress at an early period. 1t will be remembered
that application has bsen made TO Congress. st
sundIy times, for permission to issue nsies from
Tie Branches, which was positively reused, Gom
INC wen grounded apprehension that they would
suPeiesue zoe ctculsion OF notes OF the different
State Banks, and thus make the STATE Tos,;,,,,;rs
tributary TO this great aTistocrscy Indeed, this IL
The case already to lsmen,able and dansero,s
degree, and u remains for Congress TO enou,ps by
what right the United States Bank eysde, he
provision Of The law, on that subject.
f.E v E,oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
Mary Commissioner's- Office.

n I'm MdiSh, 1877
Live oak frame and promeuou Timber Ships ol lie
Line, FrsMe. aud Sloop, Of War.
It; commissioners OF the Navy receive propo,,,
un' The Sist day of jay next, Tor furnishing OAK
mht cat to nouid (Which they will furnh) Tor ship. 81
lyt oak, that may be r, out
oOVO euGloal feat for each ship OF the line ea
from nets in :in.ion, than IS nle from
Tue sea- deliverable al the foilowins building Yards,
Portsmouth. " H. Boston, New York PhilsdeIp wash
ins'oh aud Norfolk during the years 1923, 1850
Persons Offering will b. pleased ttate rateuariy their
terms ouhiCai foot, fer any one uf the france With e
proportion proniscou. timber rtenred; also chua ,h
be disposed TO offer for mort) h, per eubcai foot
Tor n"e ame collectively, Zone Of class is "a
a ana si. 'iboP2 with the p t%bs designating
h'sa., ., 'ooP, and for promcuOu. timber; the cfes
yards above mentioned hat per eubea o OF deli
t.rbe at each OF aeiees be made by the b,dde must
ne distinctly slated IL IS TO ne understood that the Conm-
'on.rs will select such offers assign each bidder such
portion o. tie timber r'qu ed (not less than ane
h 1vssai. such yard, for tie delivery they Tsy Judge
eHPedien for the pa lie further tha. no MONEY
w al any time under Any onounsanees be advanced and
that will he paid until actual delivery of tmbe that
o1nd with two OF sufficient sur,es, faithful dis.
OF any contract will be required amount al
such bond wall be third estimated amount of the con-
"ot; moreover that additional aud collateral security
ven per etnGn Of the avAs Of each cargo will be reserved
aud withheld, vnli the shall be fully complied with
!" me ehne satisfaction OF the COMMISSIONER: and that ali
deVefes "l unber due proportion de u part.
o Tue frames shall be delivered otherwise shall lie a. the
Ipoh OF ne Coinnionsrs TO withhold such ad-
dhio to The 20 above mentioned as they may iude
eu. io Ie public interest, until such deficient proper
non oi such dcu t'pheTs shall be delivered; and is fur
eI 10 he understood that all payments wall b. at the
/ places Of delivery.
These who may ofer TO supply any part this timber are
,II'her requested to state particularly, ihrir own residence
me Names and residence their sur.vs forward etie
rom such PrIscns stating their w'lngne become
ana ac 10 forward evidence of the conn etency pc,
~ sutties, TO ie amount for which they may become
oJnnd All offers to be sealed, and the Com
ln ohe' OF ti'e Navy, and endorsed with the following
words VIZ Oiei ofunh live OAK, under The adyeui.ee
" neHt VI I2h March, 1912
he TIMBER Is 10 he inspected aud according to
te rules established BY the DoAIdcnpy which NAV be
ooped on apPeaiirn 10 the Navy Agent either al Pensa-
CO.'S Savannah Cbaeston q. Aofpik w ashnrt Bali.
m1,e Philadelphia, N'w York, Boston, Po,tsm0uh N u
Any od, not made in conformity this eteneni or
thh may not be received within the herein limited for
receiving bids cannot he Considered.
| March 20 fn2-,rtI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
F1e,a tAe london csar.e,.


" Most sincerely DO we rejoice at the course,
perhaps we might say the unexpected course, which
events have taken within the last two or three
weeks. MIR. Canning may reflect with conscious
exuitston, upon this result of his firm, uncompro-
missing policy. Al no time, during the last ten
years. has the peace OF Europe been in greater jeo-
pardy that il was at The moment when he answer
ed the appeal of Portugal By en,barking British
force for the ragus. Looking back upon the
whole of the occurrences. with such lights TO aid
our view The progress Of events has furnished,
we recognise the work Of that consummate sagaci-
ty, the highest endowment of Statesman. which
not only dscerns what should be done bu, the mo-
nent when, and the manner in which, it should
be done, avoiding precipitancy on the one hand,
and procrasiinaton on the other.
Well and truly did he describe. in his memo
rable speeches OF the 18th of December. the real
character of the measures he recomm ented TO Par
Lament. 90 The object Of the address, which
propose to you is not tUdr; its object is to take
the last chance ofpcace. II you do not go for h
on this occasion, 10 the aid of Portugal Portu-
cal will be trampled down TO your irretrievable
disgrace; bu, then will come war in the tiain of
national degr adation. II, under circums,anc like
these, you wait till Spain has matured her secret
machin atoms into open hostility, you will in
little while, have the sort of required By the
paci6ca and who shall say where that war
will end"
This was the perilous alternative presented 10
our choice, and we have escaped it; Europe too,
has escaped the impending calamity, by the unex-
smpled prompitude with W hich those measures were
carried into effect. whose ben, fetal consequences
are already produced. We have gathered the fruits
of this profound aud admirable policy too, without
the necessity Of putting 10 the test any of its
more complicated principles. The interference
of England has been strictly limited her poliii-
cal and moral inference. She has found itneces-
sary TO manifest her intentions only, aud avoided
their practical fulhlment. Portugal is purged OF
rebeliious force, by Portugal herself Spain has
been awcd into submission by the commanding
voice of England; she has been enabled TO use the
words of Mr.. Canning. " to preserve peace with
out dishonour."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.


MOI ming Chronicle, dated
HAVANA, Feb. Z, 1927
Gentiemen- Commodore Porter, in ID friga,e
and two briggs OF war, urder The flag of the Mex
lean Government, continues Ia be blockaded al
Key West by Admiral Laborde, with three Span
ish frigaes and several bries and chooners Three
more heavy frigaes getting ready it'll all dis
patch, and with the n Will soon be ready for sea
The news OF British troops entering Portugal,
caused at tist some sensation, but il has entirely
died away Commodore Ridgely. in the Licking on
scoop Of war, appeared of the Moro, last even
ing, but did not come in.
Bad news from the Northwest of Mexico. 4
tribe Of Indians have declared themselves indepen-
dent. and call for the descendant of Moniezuns,
the Count of Moatezuma, in Vera Cruz, to
head them. They have committed dreadful savage
acts, and so grea, is the dread of this uniortu aae
occurrence and its consequences, that seve al Of
the frs, families are about leaving The kingdom.
ANSWER f'om Gen. WIVES TO dePu;ation of American
Citizens who waited him to coGpi1in of the Conduit Il
asodier, having nsued Capt Nit, ofihe American ship
Canton.
Jos. GonsaiDe and Benjdmi;, Exams, E,quires
HAVANA, 18th Feb. 1927
Centtemen-I feel il my duty To demon
strate to the citizens of friendly Republic, who
will always meet In the Authorities of This leland
that protection dictated by our just and whole
some laws, particularly recommended to be pu in
strict execution by my August Sovereign, VIII Sc
sole wish is to have administered strict aud un-
BIASED justice fo the good of his subjects and he
security Of the persons s. properties OF citizens and
subjects Of friendly Powers, with whom he msn-
tains friendly relations, tending TO the common
and reciprocal benefit of both parties:
In communicating my ideas TO you, canuot let
pass favorable opportunity TO express to you,
and to the citizens Of The United States my grat-
tude for the friendly reception and a'tention re-
ceived while resided in the United States, and
in doing perform pleasing duty
Be pleased to accept my high consideration and
respect. l have The honor to be,
FRANCISCO d. WIVES
Late New Orleans papers contain alvices from
Vera Cruz to the 81. Nj the last accounts from
the Capital, the trial of Padre Atelas, The Priest
whose arrest for conspidng effect revolution
in the Republic, has already been announced by US,
was going on but he would make no confessions
Among other measures OF precsution, il had been
proposed to expe all the Priests fsom Mexico, ex
cepting few who had taken decided part 10 he
revolution. The latter hint is said to have caused
newspaper among the EIitofs Mexico
In Vera Cruz there many strangers, and
trade was brisk
The Guerrero brig Of War was fitting out TO
join Commodore Porter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
ROCKY .MiLLN

property, snuatso the south branch of Pamunkcy
-. 'et, mihe county Of Hanover, miles above
- Is offered Tor sale. The little more
f;l hundfed acres delishfuliy wai-red having never
s"tai' running hroulh each field and bound ed by
a Va. whole length Several adjoining tracts may be
,ic"r, . tre.i what renders this property par
eua'y desabie Gris ani Saw Mill upon The river
nsve failing s'r.sm) capable at all tune. operating on
hsy To ANY extent that be required having .foue
I,n whose stability hs, by and
ois ' Hniy temporary, ard oue pair VI
ohe'' winch yield annually three hund ed barrel, OF corn.
te Saw Mill new, hull, the proved eon,rueon
70 .ut 20 long, and he readily extended Timber i
IN steady demand aud sells fair pr,.es. Thi, mill in Iso
three pair Of stones throughout that dry season he
ali Tue mills OF the adjacent Country wanted water small
psto the purchase money will he in hand and
o.fa credit given for the balance The may b,v
me option OF taxing the crop hand, at rs per below r
'auaton OF viii n.h the crop tenant upon the u,u,
hood Terms Apply Samuel Parkh myself on
tue pre- nises' J. T. SWAMI
March 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
Mr Utiliam "a. MANSON

=. f"n viii please observe the subioincd Notice:
Ms:srs W,lsm H. Ransom, Miller Wood.on, John CARROT
Seeker Woodson, Gam. Willard and Henry Coleman ir
bNahE NOTICE: that shall by Attorney, move IL.
non Judge OF the Superior Cout Law county
81 Cumberland on the inst LAY Of the for
JuSneh anu award oi execution against aud each of
yp Tot the amount due eehi- IL, the xs.r
700 3" that part Of the count, Of Cumberland
An'wn Amongst the Deputy She,ds said county
the Upper End :; taxes ale believed 10 amount 10
aoIu me SUN OF twenty -four hundred thirty nine dollar,
nu SIX sen,' ahd which the said w srn H. Ran,sn as my
Deputy collected, but hitherto nrrleet,d All
anu s, dots neglect and refuse, to pay
tose with such damages by Law Above n eb
rEFER T. PHILIPS, late Sht,i VI land sountt
March 20, 1897. '-
~ u copy Of the bond by yon TO mi conJi.
one Tor The san Ransom faithful discharge du;is, OF
deputy Sherif &c, fled with miller Woodson-st the
Clerks Office Of Cumberland where YOU can at any time see
'hs sahs' PETER T. PHILLIPS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
Circular to The Commissioners IF the Reveiuie.
.4UDiTOF'S OFFICE,
MAncIt 10 1897

CIR The taxes for the ysar 1897, precisely the same
- imposed ~ 1926 aud STE follow, 10 wit.
On land f every bund td dollars value, sigAs cents
On al houses and gis IN town occupied by the proprietor
Or by tenant tuo dollars and three fo every hundred
dollars yearly rent value there Of.
On al houses and lots i1JyOutd rented or oeeuoie
by the proprietor aud al niByTored lots any eity
town ~ hofOugb egi cents fer every hundred dollars value
thereof. aEfeeatiy 10 the equsilng law.
Ca eyty saS above the axe Of twelve eze emf The sge
ard inhfm exempted by the cois forty sepen ents.
On every stallion OF jack tyFics tie price al which
such Stallion - !tkais by the On all
other hosts, asses mares mules aud coils faslUs each
"a every oTotHoSy license Irene TO keep house 81
private fnelianm'i seven dollars, for every luodred dol
lars Jeafy rent or value thereof; such value
asceftsntd by the the revenue The ar
prescribed by Law. Not les than eglsn dollars 10 lie
charged each ordinary jcene and than fo,.,
dollars and Gfy each license hOnse Of private
cntesnmeH the house he Of less value than hun-
dred dolars
On riding pleasure carriage stage gaggon Jtrse
sraggon cyyaH and harness belonging heeto per cent.
the value heco hut got less than doiars shall be cha,
cd on each four wheeled ldns and pleasure carriage MT
less than dollar each sts sggon and
catrysi aud not less an Gffy each two
riding and pleasure owrsgt.
every license sell goods wares or merchandise
fgsyH domestic gowh manufacture, ~ both or either
tit rldce; by Wholesale aud retail siu dollars
u b. fsfid only, f.cenfy dolors.
On stDy license 70 sell silver or plated ware or swe,v
not mauaiciu,edy The vendor eey dollars; bot perons
wbo ouY wsche such articles a. are neees
' ~ ne I' o. is' business, are not subject e. the tax
On every license 10 vcndue-uastcr; siry doliafs.
As have 10 believe many persons who are liable
10 t'vrion contfwe evade and especially wh,
Yena sreserdifs aud keep houses Of snitaient shall
law assinu ~ such delinquent.
hay. omiited any mention u the tax Pedr' sshihi-
tors ~ hove and bsefs, a. their licenses grsDed BY tho
'is'k 81 he county ~ corporation coutL
request you usnsmf your land and Tropeftyhooks 1t
lie psstibed ny Is. Deiss beyond that perios pro.
duoes nuich i4ccavt0ience 20 lbs Ollce.
Ycfy repeatedly ySws
1ia.eb - i)i-if za1Ro, ~ PJns A.eOurs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

e noHFotK' March 10 The Hon Samuel l..
Sou'bsrd, Secretary OF The Nav: Co,o,ro,lo.s.
BinbTidge, Morris an, Wayins or
OF lhe Navy Board; the Hon. J4mes Barbour Sc
Sdeet'Iy OF War, and Gen Alexander Macoub
ChI'i OIL the Engineer DEPARTMENT, came passengers
, ~, evening In the Steam Boat Potomac. rom
ash'ng'Sn. Secretaries Barbour and Southland
anu zen Mseomb, landed at Fortress. Monroe
Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
By TIE Govsraor Of the Conn. o,.--,,,t = -.
4 PROCLIi III(lu " Y = -.s---.-.

xEvurprae. - f'OCLdmAIJON.
~ has been represented to The Fsssrtve t
y u's Ss'"r % Stafford county, thats cc,ts,o tvi,
f VINO haa been rtmhuded isi by IN ,.s,o,,,S,
49,. '..hei iIla obffged with Negro >; esi,p. J,J ~
49,, ~" o' NE 24ih uii'mo, break aud n,.te b,. 49,, @
tefefare bo,. 5p,u'y a"d : ssw going at las, fsse
st,,s proper wUh the advt,e of The tounr,l u
ae 20 over te~a.d IT One Hundred Uoll,rs f $50
,agr e wh WI afrehend and convey 10 The aiI n
lo rro,. 80 stvisi+d iht sad William !. Payne aud
isluire an oficers, civil and military. and %
end .. sVa reopls Of Che Commonwealth use hen be-,
he 20 Ssus the s-id fugitive to be -ppfeheaded that
wv "s 'e d'at WITH - the lave fsquires. -
fsi VT u"dsr NY band ss GoyerBof md nuder he Seal
'I ~ we Oon uicnvtsia al Richmond. tins f. n d,v al
Vv;i,.. r 80 -. JOHN IEL.ER.
~','a9 - Psyuo Is ahou r,, % inches h,sb ,1 sv
~, "a hsr, and mite inciiscd h5idns.. h,s o
'e Wofn ~ eHesis fnm, hs, down look .yi.o -,
Me- S1s % O. asar !" nose, aboa; CD ,s,rso Li
35--riy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

anu the bill from the Senate rests upon the strong
grounds which Geo. Smith developers in his letter
this day published. Do the Editors of the Maj.
inteligencer think the whole people so stupid as
to tolerate and believe the statements they would
piopaga e! Look at Gen. Smiths development
oil this whole subject But the Administration
presses 'sil soon endeavor to write him down.
The Journal has already given the signal the game
IL w, and he chase is opening.
"A Tree people will Judge for themselves and
re hour OF reTibution must come, upon the heads
which deserve it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
CO-PSRT.vERSHYP.

fTIE Subscribers have united under the firm OF WaIha 4
Il Shore for the purpose Of conducting the Grocery and
Commission Business.
They have taken the tenement Immediately opposite Mr.
Hall Nelson's Dry Good Store where they will keep
the hest Wines, Teas aud Liquors, that the markets Afford to-
gsher with all other articles their line They will attend
the sale Of Country Produce generaly receiving and for
wardg goods commissions and pledge the sees atten-
ton TO all business confded to them.
H. w. WALLrHALL.
JOHN SHORE.
Uiehn,onJ. March 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
.9iyo Horses .Sfole,.

4 100 NDTSeS SfOieIl
FhoM the .ubseib fropee,-Po.i. Office in P,rs.
Edward county, time the beginning Of February a
dark hay or brown eonsdesb, inclined roam La
whit. snip the nose, all -four hind feet white, aud all or
lore feet while, and about 40 inches o
and salloPs Also hay red colt three Yeas I'D
,he coming tesstraed and unbr-
ken when II supposed they taken Iupa
ways and ie IN the country Any information about will
De thankfully received and liberal reward given for their
a.".y to me at my house, place, the land OF
Noa Chatles Woodsop. WM J. BRADLEY.
'lHoh ~