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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07
yHyo STUDENTS OF MEpIcINE.-rhe subseri.

III w Oh ODH-%NTC OF NEDIOINE--IHc suUscTI-
IL her intends to deliver acoursc of lectures de-
monstratve Anatomy and Surgery, during the ensuing
months OF November, December, January, February
and March. He pledges himself that pains shall be
spared to render this of instruction practically
useful.
During residence of9 years in this city, the subscriber
has been actively engaged in the instruction of Medical
Students His experience ustes him in asserting that
no place affords more ample opportunities for the study
OF practical Anatomy and other important branches OF
Medical education. Situated central TO that region OF
country, from which the northern schools derive their
principal support, possessing population sufficiently
numerous for the purposes of surgical and clinical in
sruction, and enjoying, in eminent degree tho add
vantages OF healthy and suitable climate, the city OF
Richmond presents to the cuivaors of Medical science
almost every desideratum. JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ID.
oct. 10. I5-tf
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hISNfAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY The
IA - members notified that the annual meeting of the
Dismal Swamp Land Company, will be held in the town
OF Suffolk, the 18th day of November next prescrb
ed by law, and called meeting of said company will
be held in the place the following day. the l6th
by order of the President and Managers.
FIELDING LEWIS, Presdt.
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
Charles City, oct. 20. 49-l2t
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NOTICE "A petition will be presented to tie next
~ General Assembly, praying release Of the claim
urged by the State OF Virginia by virtue Of an es-
cheat, TO certain tract, parcel Of land in Nanse-
mond County, called Mount Pleasant aiming by e.
time 1873 liz acres Of which, VIM shanks died. seized
COLIN McRAE.
Oct 30. 5f-0
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UOHN GARTH respectfully informs his friends and
CD the public, that he intends to continue the sale Of
Groceries and will also transact business on Commits.
sion III has rented tho large FIRE proof Ware house
Tor many years occupied by the late FIRM Of Moncure
Robinson and Peasants part Of which is at present in
In possession Of Mr., Brooks. Sept. 4. S4-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

YENRUST SALE-Prrsuant to the provisions of a
"a Deed Of Trust, bearing date on the 18th day of
May 1929 executed by John Willis, and of record in
the Office of Hcnco county court. shall by the direc-
tons of the person for whom the said Deed of Trust
is, proceed TO sell at public auction the highest
bidder for cash. the premises, Saturday the 18th
day of November next tract of land in the county OF
Henrico, containing hundred and five acres be the
less This land adjoins the lands of Messrs
John A. Sheppard, John Sheppard and David A. Shep
pard, and lies on Chickahominy Swamp. Selling as
Trustee shall convey only such title as is vested in
me. ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee
oct. "a. 52-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

THNO FURNISHERS OF TIMBER--Proposas will
a be received by the undersigned at the farmers
Hotel, in Manchester, until the 18th day of next month";
for furnishing before the lst of May $780, sils
and rails for the Chesterfield Railway The stills to be
of white oak, feet inches long, by 10 inches dame
ter, and atted side; the rails of heart pine
inches by s. and in lengths of II 81 feet Both stills
and rails to be delivered the line of the Railway or
if furnished from the tide country on James Ri
yer, at the coal yards opposite Rockets.
The proposals will state the number of ss and num-
Der of feet of rails which be furnished, and the
points at which they can be delivered.
oct 20. 49-td Engineer
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACT0RY,

Il NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment offered Tor
sale, wholesale retail at the Proprctors' Office ION the
leading TO Shockm Waehose) at moderate prices
They will also wish te purchase quantity Of prime
cotton Of the ensuing crop. preference will be given
10 cotton in De seed, which will be received Of the
Planters on VIC most liberal terms.
May 49, 3-f CUNNINGHAM Il ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

ENDUCATION.-The subscribers school, for the in
9I sruction of boys under Ia years of age will be
open on the 18th. of January, 1890.
Terms,-For the usual Classical course Of in
struction, and Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arith-
metic, Geography and Mathematics, for two ses-
sions of FIVE months each, s25 90
For board (the pupils finding bedding and tow
cls) for the sessions So 90
III the subscriber furnish these articles 90 90
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge Wood, Hanover, oct 8. 4A-2awtIstJan
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MONCURE ROBINSON

I'D lCHMOND ROLLING AND SLITTIG MILL,
E-0 AND NAIL MANUFACTORY- For sale
on very reasonable terms, from 800 to 1000 kegs
of cut nails and brsds of various sizes, from 3D. to
4Od, in kegs from l00lbs. TO 2O0lbs-warranted 10 be
made from S,oedish Iron and not from Pig or Bloom
Iron, as is customary in the Northern States.
AISO,spkes from TO inches, cinch Nails Of differ
ent Sizes suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horseshoe Iron, rolled Iron of different WITHSTAND
are prepared to execute with despatch, any orders in
this ine and request merchants and others who de
in nails, &C. TO apply, if they want full assortment.
Oct 8. 44-3aw2m p. HAXALL s. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

JOTICE-Just received, and for SALE at the Spent
Y Tertiary Store, supply Of Negro clothing manu-
featured at the institution also largo number Of shoes
the prices Of which, have been lately reduced.
oct. IA. 45-H THOMAS NELSON, p. A. r.
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Circular to the clerks of Courts

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9Th July, 1929.
FUTHE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
N Courts, will be pleased to transmit to this Office las
carly possible, the number Of white males above 16
years and the number of all blacks above sixteen years.
within their respective Counties and corporations
ding to the returns of the Commissioners of the Revc
nue. made TO hcnwhch information is not contained in
the tax books returned to this office although required by
law. This information has not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners doubtless
from belief that it not necessaryand from that
conviction the omission has been acquesced in. Ii is
highly probable however, that the Of the pre-
sent year. II may be important TO possess il, and is,
therefore, that the attention Of clerks TO the subject s
earnestly requested. JAS. T. HEATH,
June 10. 1S-G Auditor of Public Accounts.
ND AND0LPH'S REPORTS, vol 9th, of cases ar
ID u gucd and determined in the Court Of Appeals Of
Virginia--just published
Complete Sets Of the Va. Reports
Journals Of the Conventions of 1866 and 1888
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from 1776 to 1890 inclusive
Henngs Statutes at Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated TO increase the Public Library OF the
State, may he had Of the subscbcr tho Capitol, in
the city of Richmond upon the lowest terms.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON,
octs A-6 Clerk ofthc Council aud Librarian.
NOrlCBI shall petition the Legislature 81 ts ne Il,
Session. for leave to establish toll bridge across
mauspony river at Dunldrk. ARCHER BROWN.
Oct 2. S2~-wSt'
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sept IL. s6-wI2ws of Chesterfield COUNTY, nt,,oT v,

HIfARMVl LILLE TAVERN for rent Iease-The
a subscriber will rent or lease, that well known stand
TOR tavern, in the town of Farmvie, in Prince Ed
ward county, now in the possession OF William Penick
The lot and improvements all in good repair for car
rying on extensively, public ut and situa
ed in fourishing Village, where there is consicra
bic Tobacco inspection, and MARKET il only affords
good number oil boariers but considerable trave cling
custom Any person DESTROYS OF renting leasing will
communicate with the subscriber or Pugh W. Price
by mail or otherwise, at Farmville. Possession will be
given on the 25,h December next
Sept. Is. 37-w2rn" ROBERT p PRICE
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ENE.H.aLE EDUCaTTO.N.-ynis Elizabeth Ba-
IL con grateful J0r the patronage IF generous pub
Tic, tenders her services at Laurel NedOC, the resi-
denee Of the subscriber, in ChestG6cId County, about
fve miles from Manchester. The brGnchesQf Tuition
are spelling, reading, wrifng, arithmetic grammar
and geogTdphy NTH The IF the globes. The terms
are $40 PER scholar for tuition and 15 for board each
bOarder furnishing her bed, SC. she t0iH
me1ce ON the 18th IF January merit, GndtOW gipe "a
cation If fire Uecks in Summer. Payment To be made
haD yearly SAMUEL PaTTESOJN.
NJ b. Strict attention JciH be paid to young la
dies morality oct. 10. 16-D
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W Tho ENQUIRER Il published twcea week generally
week during the session Of the
Price hee,ofe Five Dollars por annum payable in
advance Notes Of chaered specie paying banks (ony) DO
Tho Editors will tho safety of re
Thorn by MALL the postage Of all letters being paid by
WRITER'S $3.50 .
nor pepo will DO discontinued Out tho discretion of tho
Editors) until all arrcarages have boen paid up.
Whoever will tho payment papers shall
have tho tonth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D One square, OR IEss-Frst insertion
tinuance, so cents.
inserted has paid for
assumed by person in this city, or its environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

'THNHIRTY DOLLARS REwARD.--I will give
a the above reward for the apprehension and delive
left my house Saturday evening last. She is hand
some bright mulao about twenty-cght years old large
eyebrows and about the usual size; She took with her
good assortment Of clothing. | purchased her few
months since of Mr. Oliver a. Shaw Of this place Her
husbands owned by Mr. Washington BasseU Of Fred
ercksburg, and her brother by Capt VIM. d. Wronn Of
this place. She has numerous relations and acquaint
ances here. DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
oct. IS d1--H
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~ OI1CE.-Was committed to the Jail of Chesterfield
"a County, as runaway, on the third day of July,
1872 one negro man named Henry, about 81 years age
colour black feet inches high, with near
the corner oil the left eychsdon when committeda blue
cloth coat about half worn, and pair of blue cloth pam
falcons, and had with him cloth coat, who said
when committed, he belonged to John Smith in Motto
way, but has said he belongs to Richard Edmund
son OF Halifax, and says he lives Halifax Courthouse
The owner of sadpropcry requested come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away or he
will be dealt with according to Law.
j. b. GOODE, Tailor
sept. IL. 26-w12wf OF Chesterfield We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

The Flint Glass Works OF Messrs. Wheat and Ritch
&C. i'm this place are now in successful operation. From
some specimens we have seen, think they will pro-
duco az handsome glassware az any other establish
ment in the Unon.--Mcssrs wheat and kitchie have
beeo fortunate i'm the location of their establishment;
they have an excellent coal bank just at ;hs of
it-their coal costs but CENT bushel
" TTVaoeffnR GAZETTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

tnrOTICE-f shall petition the General Assembly, =
ia is ensuing session, TO release to me the real es
IA ssizcd or its proceeds WALTER DALI Ell
-, m A5-wSgs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

EH EXITING OF THE LOYAL COMPANY.-The
I'VE regular annual meeting of the Successors of the
Loyal Company will be held in the city of Richmond,
OIL the second Monday of December next. Ii is mpor
tant that there should be full meeting this occasion,
as business of great interest to the Company requires
immediate atteztion. The interests of those who
not attend in person. should be represented by proxies
duly authenticated. THOS. W. GILMER, Agent
oct. 81. SIT for Successors of Loyal Company.
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NJ OTICE-Thc Executive viii receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section of
the act concerning the Armory, hereto annexed-"And
be it further enacted, that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the AnOry
Buildings and Land attached thereto can be sold
changed leased for term of years, and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result Of their enqui-
ry" BY order of the Executive.
VIM III. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1920 ! March IL. 101-d
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HNOR RENT, for IL months, Liulcpage's Bridge,
u near Hanover Courthouse. The oi-hogse attach
ed to the Bridge, will be rented with It. They will be
rented on Saturday the Ilih November next il fair, If
not, on Vic Monday following. oct II. ls-wtd
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fanatic Uospifn[ TtIUinDsbllrg.

! IsuVnttc Hospital, ViHldUSbuTg.
MOIlCE Is hereby given that all the cells in this
will be received until some of the said cells are Vacant
due notice of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court OF Directors. j.. HENLEY.
May 29. 5i-tf
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HNDUCATION.-hfrs Elizabeth C.. Taylor will open
HI her School for the instruction of girls under IA
years of age, at EdgeWood, in the county of Hanover
the 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms will be
For teaching reading, writing, grammar, arithme-
tic, and Geography, for two sessions OF FIVE
months each 800 90
French and Drawing 5 90
who must find their bedding and towels or for eighty
five dollars if he furnishes these articles.
Oct. 6. 43-2awtf ELIZABETH G.. TAYLOR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
NOTICE.

VAHE subscribers having entered into CO- A partnership, win transact business in Co., she'a, under the firm of
 LyNsGss, Porter 8r Co.
 and in NeO- Haven, under the firm of
 IOsOmer, PeGse 6 Co.
 Their business in Goshen will be general one. and their assortment more than usually extensive.
 Their business at New Haven will be for the present principally in DRY GooDs, em- hracing very general assortment, which will he sold at wholesale and retail. k In addition tO which they will receive and sell on consignment all kinds of Domestic WOOllen and Cotton Goods. Particular att tentiOn will De paid to this last branch of bu- siness.
 The patronage of their friends in both pla- ces and the public is respectfully solicited:-- They confidently believe that their acquaint- ance with business, and the facilities they en- joy, will enable them to offer liberal induce nents. THERON TOWNER, JOHN P. PORTER, OBADIAH PEASE, I HOKATYO N. LYMAN. Goshen, Mag 5, 1929 6*47
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
A very excellent Farm
 FOR SALE.

DLEASANTLY situated in the rich agri- II cultural town of Sharon, state of Con- necticmt, abont one mile mo-. .thwest of the Presbyterian meeting house, contaiaiTo:s,- f1U0 acres of good tillable land, )xnosi of which is first rate, and 100 .pcresgf wood land. There is on said farm es E house. three barns. at,vi houst. S good - lsesss-y - other out houses; fine orchard, wlih an eI cellent assortment Of fruit. Two never failing streams of water pass through the farm: there is in the vicinity of said farm grist mill. clothiers' works, and school. The snhscri- her wishes to retire from business, and would wish to retain the house, with two acres of land. one barn and woodhouse during his life, for which he would pay 100 dollars year. Terms would he very liberal. Any person wishing to ohtain such a situation would do well 10 call and examine for themselves.
 Two stout old horses to go with or without the farm. For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber on the premises.
 CALVIN NOYES.
 Sharon, April %. IaSq s45
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
New-EHaven, April 2, 1899 st4
Cormsc0U Female Academy.

THE public is informed that Mrs. LYNDON con- tnues her SCHOOL in South Cornwall. The next quarter will commence the first Monday in May Young ladies from abroad may be accommodated with board at reasonable rrice, and in respectable fam
 es near the school house. A number can ohlnin board, should they prefer il, in the same family with Mrs. Lnon. The course of studies in this institution comprises all the branches necessary substantial education, together with such ornamental branches as are taught in seminaries, including all the varieties of plain and ornamental needle.work. The experi- ence which Mrs. L. has had in her employment in the city of New York, and also at the South, connected with the universal satisfaction given since she has been in this place, fully authorizes the beliefthat will be disappointed who cnust their daughters to
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
From the Phaudelphia Aduertise,

From the Philadeiphia Adeertiser.
 THE lNs, AND THE OUTS. W Friend Jotham didst thou never see When thou hast been in Washing-toon, A set of jolly Hackney Coachmen Driving people up and down: And Jotham did thou never mind The chilirenas these Hacks pas'd by, How some wonldrun and get behind, And those who could not reach wouldcry,
 Flo, Coackman, CHt behiad. Butthen you see the trick ont man, For soon as eyer these dismount, Then tother side will strait jump on, For all they kick'd up such rout. Now this I guess E the very case With some queer children, six feet high-- They wish to gain each gainfil place. And dun the people with their cry,
 OE-Cas, cut, cut behind!
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
At e Court of Probate holden dt Norfolk,
 Within and for the District of Norfolk,

At Court of Probate holden dt Norfolk,
 scithin and for the District of NOrtolk,
 on tke 16th day of March. 4. D. 1929. wv HEREAS Ephrdim II. Dsaison, of said
 w Norfolk, having on the 24th day of January, A. D. 1899, made an assignment of certain personal estate in trust to. Augustss Pettibone, Esq. for the benefit of his the said Ephraim H. Denison's Creditors, with view to his insolvency, and the said assignment was lodged for record in the Probate Office in said District oMthe 9th day of February. A. D. 1929, pursuan, 10 the provisions ofa Statute Law of this State, entitled '.an act in addi- ton to an act entitled an act against frasidt- lent conveyances''-
 Wherapon Ordered. that Commissioners be appointed at the Probate Office in said Nor folk, on the llth day of May, A. U. 18a9.S Ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to receive and ex- anime the claims of all persons who were Creditors of the said Ephraim H. Denison orr the said 24th day of January A. D. 1899 sand that all persons interested in the estate se as- signed may be notified thereof. the said .TrAs- tee will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchfeld. in Isitch6eld county, and post copy thereof on the sig1- post in said Norfolk.
 A true copy of record. certified by
 46 MICHAEL II. MILLs, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
MORGANsS
 (F0RMERLY RIPLEY's) United States Hotel,
HARTFORD, CONN,

HARTFORD, CONN,
 Directly north of the State House. fronting sosak on the Public Square, and scithin vieac ofaR the Public Buildings.
 TNHIS splendid estahlishment is to be con N tinued by the subscriber; and for the pleasantness ofits Lodging rooms, with Par lours attached thereto; the convenience of Sitting Parlours, and the extent of it's Dining Room, it will compete with any other Estab- lshment in New England. Being detern1in- ed to sustain the character which this estab. lishment has so justly acquired, no exertions shall he wanting by it's present proprietor to give to it's patrons universal satisfaction.
 HOMER MORGAN. Hartford. April SO .S 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
District cf Litckfeld, ss. Probate O6sce, .ae Mav 2d, 1929.

Mag 2d, 1929.
 TTPON the petition of Phebe v. Rea, of GJ Litchlield, in said District. chewing to this Court that she is the lawful guardian of Lacy Matilda Rea, minor ten years of age, daughter of David Req, late ofsaid Lischfeld. deceased; that the said Lucy as heir at law to the estate of the said David, deceased, Is the owner of two pieces ofland situate in said kitchAeld, one piece containing eight acres and eighty rods of land, and the other piece containihk ten acres and further showing that said land in ils present situation is unprcduc- tive; that 1t can unw le sold for iis value; and that the asails of tt ags required for the supp port and education of sud minor; praying for liberty to sell the same. and Ahat the ayalls may be applied agreeahly to ia's statute h such case provided, as per peiition eaHlile: ff iscrdered by tkis Court, that said pe ltian be continued to the thirteenth day of July next, then to be heard at the Probate OIlice in Ltchheld. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. and that nutice of the pendency thereof be 1 given by publishing copy of this order three weeks successively tn the newspaper printed in said Lilchllsld, the last publication to be at least six weeks before the said thirteenth day of July next.
 A true copy of Record.
 47 FREDERICK WoLcOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
POETRY.
From Che Neso- YOrk Courier.
 U.TAKE THR STRAINS.n

 Take the strains that passion wove tl,ee, Darkiy though they breathe of me, Other hearts may idly love thee, Mine has given, idoIatry. Like the skies OCT ocean stealing, Ever on is breast revealing, Even the tittul hues of feeling, Catch the changing tint from thee. Twine my name with some lone river, Trackless in its journey done Pointing to old ocean, ever Turning, flashing, rushing on-- Thus the fever'd tide is sweeping, Still to thee it's scourses keeping, Till like wave in ocean sleeping, We may mingIe souls in one. NORMA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
Fram Kaim's Arl af IAiakiag.

If it bs beneficial to store up ideas oi gardens, buildings. landscapes, how much more to store up ideas of virtuOus charac- ters and morilorioas acsionsg If the for- mer tend to serenisys and cheerfalness of temper, the latter produce the same effect, together with one more important. that of improving us in virtue.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
TRANSPORTATION
NOTICE.

lfl "E the subscribers having been appoint w ed hy the Hen. Court of Probate for the District of Litchiield Commissioners on the estate of GEORGE CATLTN, late of Harwint0n, in said district. deceased, represented ins0lvent, hereby give notice that we will attend to the duties Of our said ap- poinlment, at the late dwelling house of the deceased, on the 18th day of June next. and 9he 3ad day Of October next. at one o'clock in tAe afternoon Of each of said days. SIX molslha from the esd day ef April aoes. are allowed 5x said Court for the creditors ofsaid estate to lIesent lheiF claims tO the commis- sl0nsFs; .ali which time no accounts against the estate w.R Do allowed.
 Uf'lA Hopkins.
 Abvak gebsIsF, Commis'w.
 MaVim GIspsld,
 Harsriaton, Apris 3ss Gaee s4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-14
< SPRAYED OR STOLEN

LSROM the pasture of the subscriber, on II the night of the g6th ut. a Bay Mare COLT, years old, with white strip on the nose. scar on her left hip; and will follow any person by calling her Skip. Any persoh whO will return said colt, or give information where she may be found, shall be handsome ly rewarded. .. PHINEHAS COOK.
 Goshen, Milton So. May 47