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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

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% Fancy articles, am
owing
Bead Riiicules
Silk do
Bead Purses
Silk 40
Guard Chains,greas tu-
ricty
Musical Work Boxes,
(aspcrt)
Do. Snuff Befcs do
AIabaster Ornaments
Do. lux stands
Pistols, double barrel
Do. single do
DO. Percussion Locks
Do. with Bnyonets
Cologne Water, greas
RARELY
Antique Oil do do
Essences, great snriefy
Odors do do
Scissors tsuperior)g reoi
uariely
Pen Knives, (Rogef's)
real, great rarlety
Pocket do DO do do
Chess Men
Do. Boards
Draft or Checker
Boards
Segar Boxes, great ia
riety
Ink Stand DO do
Lotos or Keno
Dominos
Hunters Bottles, turi-
Gus sizes
Leather do do do
Riticule Clasps
Purse do
Salad Spoons e. Forks
Mustard Spoons
Spirit e. Acid Provers
Sn uf Boxes, great rari
ETY.
Magic Lanterns assor.
ted sizes
Rose, Lavender and o.
range Flowev waters.
regy sup.
VegetabieRoug
Vinegar of Rouge
Together with a great y
not herein mentioned
&c. now on hand, is III
the variety better than
AL the articles are of
prices. 4
June i8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
POLITICAL ITEMS.

PRESCRIPTION LIST, NO. xxx.
0FOith his head-so p,uej, for Buckingham
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
John S. Meehan. to be Librarisn to Con-
gress, rice George Wai,erston, removed.
- Hume 10 be Assistant Librarian, vitk +.
b. STEELE, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
To The people Of amherst. Campbell, Pitsyiua

10 he people Of Amherst, Campbell Piitsglpn
nid, Henry, Patrick, Franklin aud Bedford.
IL IS made our duty, as the constituted organ
q the Lvnchburg Bible Society, l. inform YOU
that resolution has been adopted AT a late
meeting oil as managers to supply within one
year from this time, IN addition TO its preseo,
engagements in regard TO the county of Camn.
bell, every destitute family in the counties OF
Amherst, Bedford, Pntsylyania, Franklin, Hen
~ and Patrick with copy Of the Bible. Per
NIT us TO remark that the expectations of the
Society will be greatly disappointed If the an
nunciation ofihls OBJECT does not awaken your
feelings and arouse You TO an enerl etc COOP.
Grafton. The subject has claims 10 your pal.
ronage, which we do not think you can disre.
gard consistently with yonr obligations a, Pat
riots, Phlanthropisis CT Christians,--To pro-
mote by suitable means the peace and order OF
Society, by sustaining a moral influence sufli
cient to excite motives Of yirtuous action, and
to restrain and subdue evil passions, is a duly
which exempis no man from its requirements
and which rests with the force of peculiar oh.
igation upon those whose Characters have
gained an influence upon the moral taste OF
the people IL becomes then a matter of deep
interest, and serious inquiry with all who ac-
knowledge the obligation, by what means they
can best Is omote this influence.
II lisa part of our design, az briefly as we can,
to suggest the best practicable expedeDt--We
shall not stop to examine minutely the various
means which have at different times been relied
upon, but coming more directly TO the point,
we claim for the Bible the power to exert, by
means Of the religion it reveals, nm efhcien, en-
ergy in restraining the deprsyed passions OF
human nature, and in exciting its best sfse-
items, that all other means have failed to effect.
How weak, for instance, are the refinemenls Of
education How inef6cien, the, speculattons
Of philosophy How vain the Auciuaiing ex.
pedents Of worldly honor, and how baleful
the influence ofthst inordinate self e,tee m--,be
legitimate offspring Of honor, which owns NO
law but its own caprice, knows no Superior
Blu, despi,es all excellence which il canno,
equal, end sports with human life, when il, re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

from nc PoTt'monfh, Ohm, Times.
"kEFons'-~upon small "a, Mr.
Morgan. who accompanied the family of ca,
Barry. from their residence IN Kcniuck, 10
Washington. came ON shore al this place on
Saturday last, while the Slesmboa, WINS taking
IN some freight. and made very particular On
qar'es relative TO The Post Office bere--whoth
ef the postmaster was popular among the neo.
ple--and whether there was no promneu,
jackson man who could be appointed 10 6ll
hat Office. Unfortunately. the latter are almost
~ scarce among us rs gems In hickory Tree.
Verify, mis Is glorious business for grs6,
men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

HNCR HIRE, a negro womanwho can cook
Il wash, y n Sc w. OWENS.
May 81 If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS

REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Nathaniel Armofy hes bee n semoved from the
Office Of Navy Agent, Al Pensacola, aud Ro-
bert Joyner. OF North Carolina. appointed In
his place.
James Fiilebrown. tr. has been appointed
Postmaster Mt RosJ6eld Post ce, Maine, 10
succeed Samuel Currirer, remored.
James Osborn has been appointed Poslmas.
ter in kenncbunk, Maine. TO succeed Barnabas
Palmer. resigned
Isaac Merrill 20 be Postmaster Ia Hollis.
Maine. 10 suoseed Moses Davis. renoued
J.. IL Ncpherson has been rernsped as Post
master at xuuiass Dhip. and w m. n Sinrhs an.
polsted IN l,lssie6d |" This removal fssys
che Asnia psr6t 1swas a matter OF deep rssfes
e.lhs eommsnty generally, inasmueh ~ MI
WcPherson had bean n faithful servant nis
ataHniiy and correct daporimsnt had gained
for him The ea'een, and goodwin of the PEG.
Chanseaah the rosi 0fiier, in Vermont. In
addition 10 those already announced:
Middlebury, Calvin {, Walker vice George
Cleveland Monkton, Edward Collins. wee
Charles Dean Bristol, n Soper, vice Jos. nh
Otis, Essex, Albert Stevens, vice Roswell But
Ter.
Capt. Thoroton Walker, Postmaster Mt IN.
ion, Loudoun county, Va. vice Seth smith. re-.
mored.
Robert Joyner. of Marlborough, N. {. has
been appointed Naval storekceper al the Nav
Yard OF Pensacola.
A. $. Thrnston, late Editor OF tho Florida
lo,elligcnoer. has been appointed Collector OF
the Customs. al Key West, ice VIM. PUCK.
| ney, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
PARIS & LONDON
NANSW QOONSe

INST opening, a superb assortment Of
a Fancy articles, amongst them are the fol-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
FIRE AND DESTRUCTION OF HUMAN LIFE
Ersraei of a letter to the Editors, dated
Iloyrp (renn \ tlctnher


The Jail Of this County, (Stewar',) wa, dis
covered last night TO be on fire, and wha i, in.
deed most sho' king, the alarm was given by a
poor negro who was confined IN it. The sa m
soon ,nread, thr ei,izrns ge' eraIly repaired h,
Their and every rxeItion was m de 10 rescue III
p""r |, low from he fac which threa en-, him
He was eos6ned below, and the Jail was on Fl f
in Ira apartment. The smoke rendered it in
possible to get the trap door rpen which com
mnDi' Gated with The dungeon in which hr wa.
and after various attempts from many OF he q,
liz MS ne was abandoned TO his fate. Hi. ori..
WIRE now mos h-stt.rr nding, but human ei
fors were I'm" avail, aud the all devou'ing
rmen' soon pu a ~ rind 30 hi, existence. II
was runaway slave, called is name Jack
said hr belonged to Mr. Nathan Johusln in the
,icin' y Of Huns ill, Albania. We have no
DOUBT ,hs Jail Was set on fire by some person
from the out side, bu, who i wa. has yet 20 he
found out. The jail W IS entirely consumed
Nashville Whig
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
Bv adding the following words

bv AIDING the following words
But the Legislature shall csus,
TO such OF them as shall no, b. ,. As
such sums as from thrir age ms appo,4,
JUS, services, shall be deemed reas"n"u ,aa y
This PROPOSE ion was decided ~ '9
tive-Ayrs 10. Noes IL :" We Ia
:. Mr. ScoIT then modifi-d The an,,,
as 10 read. 'H''a'a j
But the Legislature may cause n,
SC. hS
And in this form, the amendm.,,
ried in the affirmative, ls msmh.., vase
Committee rising in its favor n
Mr.. TAYLOR Of Norfolk. then ma,
mend The same resolution, by s,rik,na =. 4
the words Judges Of the Court If ID
SO as To conhae the removals Of III. Ip Lat
"ihe presrn' Judges Of the the Geor.' I@ \
81 Cban.ellors." We:
This proposition led to som. a;,.
which had MT 'ermina.ed, when, the ,;m.
ing arrived for the meeting OF the Coa' "s u
The Committee adjourned till Mond.y
The COMMITTEE on the Bill Of R,sh,.
cam Ia no evolution. ga q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
The fol owing article f,om London paper,

The fol owing ar icIe f'om d London paper,
furnishes a pretty specimen Of rosuery.
AT Guildhall yesterday, an old man COM
plained Of having been ROBBED in Smi hfir,d,
on iday night, by hor se>Le al,r who soli
him rank roarer, worth abou' 81. as a sound
horse. When he got him home. re found that
ins'ead of having four black legs. as had ap-
peared to his eye, three Of them were While,
and had been painted the opposite oiour, and
upon taking OF some trappines. (which lad
been given in) wha, he had mistaken for the
horses natural tail and forr,op, came IF too,
havi, & been cleveriy sfixed to them He un.
derstood the horse had rav.I He'd half over hr
kingdom IN the hands Of his dea!s', who would
re-purchase it from pure tasers, upon m king
consider able sacrifice. He produced he lie
tail, sfhx d to a linen strap, as specimen of
The dr., sin he had men ioned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
DARING ExpLoIr.-A few days since some

DARING ExpLor.-A few days since some
of the ocean rovers," who arrived in the b. an.
dywine, laudably determined to have cruise
ashore, f2r the purpose of testing the pleasure
Of toe mere landsman. After having, of course,
slowed in a sufficient quantity OF grog for he
home voy age, and bri"g, as he old song sings.
"All in 'h'ir glory" ley wer. very quietly
passing Ca'harine market, New York, when a
bevy Of greasy stroller, there, seeing them on
horse back, and erefore, as they 'houg,t, SO
much OF their element, commenced a shout Of
illiberal ridIruIe. One. Of the ,ars feeling he
could be as daring ashore a. rhp' he was "a
board his "sea>gir' CT adel," tackeHlabout and
rode up six or eigh' steps which led into he
morktt, went completely through, entirely
routed his tormenters down III. steps upon
th' opposite side up again, and out BY he
steps up which he entered, end went calmy
: #. withou' the slightest injury to him elt or
the horse. N Y Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

SHOCKING AcCiDkNr. "A 'he exhibition of
the Amer,can Ins,i u in N York thr crowd
was 30 very dense, md every particle of SO anx.
ious 10 he IN motion. that a l,iy hecam. entan-
gieC in he conv.lvine mass. and fore she
Gould e. /" t'r pr"per current, ner ma, was
smashed a. fat as a pancake.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
Consisting of


Consisting of
Ivory handle knives and forks, in sets Of &, -.
Selftp, ivory, buck and bone handle ,,bl r. ~,
sert knives and forks
DO do do do steels, cary,,s,01s E..
Pen, pocket, dirk, shoe, butcher, sadd,ry' NV
ter knives
tazors, cases aud strops scissors and sh.,n
Polished steel, brass and iron head shoy,lc ,rI.
Fiat and round stair rods, brass andiron, w.. y
pierced iron Tenders
Gilt and maple frame pier and toilet looking Ola
Britannia coffee, tea, sugar and cream pot, t., u
dies and dressing cases
Do and IRON ladies', table and tea spoons
Plated and brass, tall and fat, candie,lickS
DO snuffrrs and tra,s, table castor,
WATERS, snuft=r, bread and cheese trsys
Chimney hooks, curtain pins, waffle and sd ,r,
KErTLEs-Coppered, ,;n'd, iron, bell metal
brass kettles
Patent and common gridirons and coffee mill, nj ]
mouse traps
Shutters, lamps, coal hods and shovels, saucru,p
Wire and hair sifters, market basket and beI,v
CAsTISss-Ovens and lids, skillc,s and I'D, I'D
gr,ddies, andirons. extra lids, &c.
PLANES Fore. jack. smoothing, bead, ,ongu
groove. and rabbit planes
SAWS -Crosscut, pit, mill, pannel, tenant sssI
compass. and wool SAWS
FILEs--tiand, pit and crosscut saw, aud wood sa
Horse, wood, and shoe rasps
Chisels, gouges, augers, gimlet,, rules axes AL
cts. hammers, plane irons, braces and Bit,
LocKs-Brass, iron.rim. stock, pad, horse. tia.
chest. till, and cupboard locks
BEUsaEs--C'oth. head, tooth, wall, sweeping, ID
ing. shaving, and hearth baushes
CARRIAGE rniNxIsos-Whole, half, coach, .,n,
and FASTING laces, fringe, tassels. ,uflnF y
cord, plated handles, moulding, and hubO br
plated, brass, and jspanned moun,ng., ss
Saddie,rees, whips. spurs, powder aasks, shot
bird bags. curry combs, cotton and wool c,,i
Fancy buttons, pocket books, needles, stirrup,n
bride bits trace and halter chains
SHoEMAKEnS FIHDISGs. shoe thread, tacks, brst
pincers, webb, sand paper, heel ball kpl
rssps, irons, hammer, punches, avis, and bah
With a general assortment Of nails, lacks ,Prpl
screws, etc.
Which will be sold on accommodating terms, Pre-
ally at prices lower than they have been her.O's
fered. oct L. -eoly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
Removal.
JAMES S. GUNNELL, NJ. D.
OEEIIST.

RESPECTFULLY informs ST hecitizens and m MI
IL of Alexandra. that he may be consulted as n
II clagetts Hotel, on the frat and third W1p u'I
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, A. NJ O''
,Alllettersa ddressedto Dr. G. at hisofics oe n'.,
the United States Bank and the Presidents u ~,
Washington City, or left at Mr. II. Clsgetts"
Me snadria, will be punctuslly attended, to- .vd
JAM. e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

NATHANIEL WILLIAMS. one OF The Circui,
Judges It enIessee, as been arraigned before
the House Of Repre- sensatives Of thu State, on
charges If Fl Ial misc onduc', which, If found
Of sufficient consist, ncy, will lead to his inn
p, achmtn' 1t is added, we know not with
what truth, that the real motive Of this pro-
ceeding is party vindieuveness
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
IIYERPNoL conn EXCHANGE, srrrEnprn IL.


The import of Grain for last TUESDAYS market was
moderate Notwithstanding the late unsettled weather,
there have been the following declensons of price in
the Corn market, viz: Of old Wheat 6 to Cd, aud Of
new Is per ~ lbs; If American flour Is to IS per bbl
and OF Peas Is per quarter; and Indian Corn Barley,
and Beans were the turn cheaper. Prime Malt rather
dearrr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
4 Miller WanttA

4 T the OrC0QG.AN MILLS None but one %
"A lifted. ands"her, need apply Enquire !tfs
dria, or at Occoquon, of j. & IT, JANNEi.
oct is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
HASTINGS, CaMb,ets. &c.

cases hastings, power loom csmblets, super hq
= prints, black, slate and msrpIe colored womrnsiS
mem, hose, just received and for SALE, on accommoi.
ing terms, by GEO. WHITE
Oct1 II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
hardware. etc

0OHN C.. MANDELL has received a, hist.
~ Kng-street, few doors below the corn, :; :
street, b, the recent arrivals from The No-,h H. ~
Fall supply of Hardware
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
New Goods.

RICHAD s. HOPKINS & Co have receivedby Il
IL arrivals from Philadelphia and Newly ks q
raj and well selected stock Of seasonab, DRY G0J'
which hey offer for sale on accommodating terms
oct IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
PETERSBURG
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

n the month Of October, the Petersburg Manufacturing
Company advertised that they had ".d.cted in the Town
"i Petersburg a great reduction IN the price of Gotten Yarn;"
'sylny that "befose the starting 4 their Dill, Yarns were sold
- Petersburg at prices nearly double the,s at present asked"
VIM Inc very little experience which the Directors and
Agea' then had, they were not aPptised how low prices
might he put, anj still leave a living profit 70 the company.
from the prices at which their %neighbors were selling, was
probably a, much az prudence would justify. Since then,
their priees were not graduated correctly, and that some Of
ne au"he. may be put much lower. Aud believing it to
be u The inteft,t of the company To sell ptudently low, there
- making IT also the interest Of families TO weave more az.
'sr'iveiy, 80 as to create a still greater demand for their Yarn
hey have now adopted this course aud have reduced their
pnee, accordingly. -
So much Of the Yarn of tins Company has already tesn
,od TO the COUNT that at this time the quality il, very wei
saown' Audit sv.s'o the company grea, pleasure TO hud
thst IL Is 81 generally approved by those who have. tried Il.
Its not the wish OF this compsny 10 dspsfase the chsrac.
te' OF any other Yarns, hut they Gun with confidence say, tina,
there is uoae sold IN the Petersburg Market super iur TO- their
own aud extensive sales IN a great Manufacturing City To the
North have proved that It stands number one where man,
III na.x +. -. IL Il. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
Douey Land Jor Sale.

Docey Land Jor. Sale.
A DEAUrIFuL ~iiisb.laud Farm, m the county Of Gooeh-
IA land, with.u ~ miits OF Aiehmond, lying upon the West
,ern side of Dover Geek si teaching 10 Jsnes River, u,
ohsred for sale; i contains about $50 i-2 act , OF which so srt
aver bottom VI the highest Eisds, Is, rich meadow land; aud
the balance, red land of excellent qualify, que half heavii,
uuoersd with Oak. This farm rspks among the best aver
h'st-iands IA product, abounds III good wsteI, Is interseeted
ey tue Csnsl, sTi almost reaehe. the door OF Oover,uh,lls,
which Affords a ready supply oil meal through the sevcrest
droush,' OF summed, aud oitsn, a good merket Ter wheat. a
reside nee of two years up u ~, With a tolefably numerous
isniiy, aud some knowledse oi the river eUuutiy within 80
miles oi h'chmond above, enables the proprietor TO say With
eonhdrnce, that he believes there are but lew situations on
the iiver more healthy. The dwelling house is new aud
eounodious, and the other builcinss, suitable. A proposition
Tor the farm may he made thfo' Mr.. Drew vf RieLmand, o.
Mf. Huanicut OF Dover-milis Post Office; and any one wishib.
to see 1t, Is invited TO VISIT the proprietor On the premises
# Der M A--E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
&2sRha

HI .il be observed ihat the P,opfietor, Of the Pa
% We g her arrangement, snd will be pe,msaeut. Tn. Rich
y, bons enc ssIia,ole Union Line Of STAGES, uniting with
complete order, sud greatly 10 the sstrfsof;on If those VIII
= to-, Nev Route ., ihs onset. In consequence 4
m .s anstsu,n ~ ,h. Boa, the STAGES will ~ future leave
me BsH Tavsrn ~ Richmond, every Sstmds, ave ne,Jsv
morning; a. . o'ei.et, ard arrive 81 Tsppsbainook te SAM,
osJs 70 uhher. Pss'eugefs FOR Baltimore take the Patu1snt
a, fsPgsesnnoek every Saturday at 4 O'Clock. Returning.
we o hobS VIII leave TsPpshsnuoek every MopJsy and
,hufioay m"fning-on Monday st 5 o'clock, and arrive IN
nI,sh'Sh' 70 Ffinnei - On Thui.days AZ 8 o'clock, on The arrival
~ ut Dt'i 'nd arrive N Richmond tie same eytDiDr. The
Z ute ~ D. ihe best go 5uuodsGon,
In' r. ri'etor' hope. tia thD notice will prevent The poh-
liS y. n'nL any Inconvenience. stage Fare NJ The low ATE
OF IS 90 Intermediate Stsss s eeuh yer mile.
LA" baggage at ne rist Of ihe oto,,srs.
BY PR~oPRIEToR1.
OF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

bitddicser County Court Sent. 1928.
y tue u'otion pfKiebsfd IN. Segsr iaAe Sh.fe0 ard c.m-
mitce Of The eststc Of a. HeG,fnsn, deed. n .e,Js,ad
lhsi ne sdveftss ntbe Richmond Enquire the linz .,,,,,,
90 ~ nun Tor the q %stfihutIoh Of the estate of Henry u,o,,
nsiJ deed, smoag the several claimants. A Conv r..
Agteesbly 10 the above order, I have spu,i,tss rtn.
he - day ~ April next for the dirfitntisn N ~ ,tH"ss'
'"'' Ve 'v"D o. Ciosnns' RltH'D NJ SEGAR
stu srd Cor. NJ de .ssfs
~, 'iHenty Htfsmso, decd.
c. vr7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
Slate Quarry for Xent OrIcGSe-

Sfdte QNdTTy Tor Rent OrLcuse.
NNff Slate Quarry on Hunt Geek, ntarn lis junction sill.
a. Slate River, IN tie county Of III tkish,m sbs,, 49,
nls from james River Is for Rent OF Lease,
I9ers have ess1 is,ed ftom them the past yesr ubou, ,r
nundIea squares OF Slaie, aud The prospect is nos better than
al any Hfntr period, large blocks being nov entirely ..va.-
go WINCH msy be 1usrried with great facility. This Slate Ia,
,a,hlaee1 as 70 qualdy the b,ghsa repms ton Of suv in the
on"e" State', heing uneofnmoniy iisbi and smooth. m, dis
'snce rom Ue Quarry t. The host landing on State R,vsr'f (,
80 III uhIee 9"aftefs o. a raIle, ond the navigation tbener 90
hichlhond good Of ai 'es,ons Of The year. AppIies,ioo rrsy
. us ? " me ~ my residence about lonr mile, shove Eey
""'0" ~ "'Oib hai q mile Of The Qnstfy.
H. CHARLES PERnoW.
"a n4rk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
CHARLES ". MGLNNrESS-

ana ornamental Painter, Glider, &C.,
. ~" oa stand south side Of the Capitol Square. ona ns-i
door 70 the Compiler O6foe.
SxRATEFUL 10 his friends and the citizen, of virs;p;s ypa.
crazy, Tor The patronage be bss received, would ipfo,u
' IT, 'he,he siiii continues 10 carry op the above busiues, IN
s,l'eef various bfanehes HIS prices will be suited 10 The tiuues
i''hsaI' 10 cay any thing shout his qualife atoms, a /, a res.
osooe o' years it Richmond, will snabls the public 10 JUDGE
OF ns pfelensinns to patronage.
can be sent 70 the country 81 H. ,borte,
i5JesIs old, would be preferred.
July 20 ,.u-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

FCIJtks =
H2t-tSHlSG 10 close uy a count, finally, a The Execute,
~ OF the late Is. w. Coleman, l earnestly re luet all
person, having claims against the estate of my Te.tator 20
rake them known fol- stttlement; aud the like requcsti is made
Oi tho'e who may hsye claims sgainst the late s, N OF Cole.
IN x voolfolk. Those indebted 10 either Il. w. Coleman
ro oieman " Wooiiblk, or t. M IS E1'or vi ID. w Cole
man, are requested 10 make immediate PAYMENT, a, mnf luther
indulgence can he given JOHN SHEPPARD, EI'or
OF Is. w. Coiemsn, dee.
~ 76-vI1A I6T
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4 - pst,on, having claims against Johr s,sffe. dee'd
80 sc = ue county o. Hsuoyer, either in hi, character a,
S'mns.'ss :, 5.ard'sn, cr Individually, are forthvnh
,tIul p, w kh pu G. me o. operiy suthenf,e sted,
.a 'snb,~s"s nsy ~ made 60 stte tn. nr otbsfwse ,h,s
re tI,.o 20 sSI ,sami The recovery Of -ny olsim, and
those indebted VIII Ples'e make payment ' -
JOS. STARKE, Adp,scr.
with The Will snnereL,
jan u n
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N0TJCE

Gentleman residing IN . healthy part Of the eountr,
n wishes to employ sfemale teacher to take charge cf
school eonsi,t.us OF about i2or is scholars. Communiestion
to be .eui TO the Enquirer.
Nov. n. 65-tf
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~! vntue of a deed Of trust executed 10 the sub.e 400 by
80 RICHARD J Hsrri, and John Harris, bearing date the 2isf
dsy OF March 1925, and uty recorded, l shall, tor the pur-
+ u IN said deed mentioned, at the front door Of Mrs. John.
,,ns tavern, M the town Of Cartersviiie, Cumberland county,
Va, on the 10th day Of February next, proceed 10 sell, TO the
'ighet bidder, al puhhe auction, for cash, a certain tract OF
psfcei OF land oontantns one thousand, three hundred aud
n,nety-siL acres, lying sni being in the county Of Hawkins,
ots' o fenue'see, or Hohtoh liver or so much Of said tract
OF land a'"hl be sufficient fnrthe puiFo.es Of said deed; the a.
n9vs tract Ut land Is commonly called and known nv the name
~ Solitude. Acting as Trustee, / will conveysueh title only
rs IS vested 10 me by ssii deed.
SAMUEL HATCHER, Trustee.
Jan. Is. 7S-vv6,+