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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
.Ne,u Songs, for the Piano 49,

.'tto songs, .Jor me Ptnno Forte.
hEftE Hammer Of Battle, <ur with nboinIed apr ,a,nr nv
n Mr.. Petrie, music BY w BlordelE ?
f'e~ ne SbepheydSP Pipe and Song fav6re song nv oil.
dcis = ''9p y W. DUFF
zhs Cup If Love SUNG nv Mrs Bark written by lie
Arsrieap Bard Petcivl composed and dedicated 10 Miss N
gelna Van Nosifand,by j. T. H. Il. s.;
Buy Bzyeh Broom afavori,e Ncutsch spro s,to, m
burke. music by j. r. H. Is S.: % 80 y N
'z Lore qrse assug by Elr Kecn Inscribed to Miss So
fsb COle music byJ r. H. h s..
~ Soadisrse Ind .fdore written for and Dedicated 10
glss fok aud sung by her with universal applause adapted
Hewitt; - ~ - o IL
AiSo an additional supply Of the following popular songs
5nd yancof Pieces and Inu ION Bofe for f,c -
~ torsr, flute, yiou, &c. " f-
The fYessT Girl;
p Iiy oseay Petty .afoHL;
Iritight Dtsrs;
= Jfey NE Hcpaie Breast Knoks:
my LoDe M rRoreh arrag
~ yes - oftc,l pseaioa her:
- sg sgaH Forget sung Mss Rock accompanied
~ ~ o NC harp arranged for the harp and piano o y
cd aud ff sale by sSs'f FAR NJ, = -
-i2n 301-2fc |A>'ittS ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

SELECT SCHOOL.-Nly School will be continued the
~ lSdng year The ofisruction win embrace p
iGeH and Lain Languages, Mathematics Arithmetic Geog
aihy win the Use OF Maps and Globes, English Grammar
Eish composition, DC. The school commence ON tho
oh Gay OF Jan 1923, and terminate the 9Th of Lee follow
ny mere wlD he vacation of weeks commencing on e
The charge for board, tuition washing lodging and fuel, m
ne aole oneai ON the Isl day Of june 1929 and the
other half on the Ist day of Dec following
The discipline of the school will be parental. and c oc
care and kindsess will be extended q, tovs ron6e 81, @
instruction, us to children No boy man 10 years obi
VIII be admitted into The school, unless he shall be rrsonaI
known 20 ne, orderly, exemplary department Nv rss
dence remote from hauns and iurnorltv and
remarkably healthy II is situated in the Louisa gs
ocS tror Richmond, aud the like distance from Frpdecks
ours nc stage hou Fredericksburg Gainesville passes y
my Residence and that from Richmond to Harrfsonlurr vfI,
so,l Gs,ance OF IT. Letters 10 me, Should be directed 70
'GarIneTs x Roads, Louisa" WAI NELSON Jr
jan5 no,
VALUABLE LAND FOR SNLF,-'Tbgt we'll
known and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meadow
sia'ed m tue county Of Amherst, belonging the estate Of
Jod IlHkn dt'd, and lying vaers Py7ly river
Containing eight hundred and forty acres This land IS
wen adapted 10 the culture of tobacco corn wheat and rvc
ther IS on the tJct ve hundred wood land and the
open land IN good eart II will be sd BODY or In lots TO
sun purchasers there settlements sid land Any
person or PersTus disposed 10 purchase III lie rT
mses by Rofrrt w Carter Hector Aeson An indispna
PIE te ran be made as all the cgaess of lawful age One
haifot the purchase money hand and the balance in i
ehius sdlSen,', with lien 10 the last payments
ihe irnpo' enets aTe tao dwelling boe of them aYsc
ous, with well ofsceent wafer in the yard in point Of
heath 1nd sUation this land surpassed by none IN the rr
county Should the atovr property not be disposed of private
y We sd ocr n az public auction, the premises
hfa DAY of April reNt. BY THE LEGATEES.
9tu1 ~ wilt
" ESTERN LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
NOTICE, Is hereby given, that all the cells in this
" Institute are oecuped.-No other uafents will
De received Until lurtber notice.
,an,-2 ~%.c NICU. KENNY. ~ e. ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

Petter's Vegetable Catholicon.
jnst received supply of this invaluable Medicine,
DIS per advertisement And take this method of Informing
pac mar 10 order that its benefits may lie more widely diff
vac i'fe'of has reduced the retail price s. per bottle
;,, j. IT, BLAN1RE, Sole Agent
(h 10 SIsn OF the Mortar Opposite de Easie Door
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
Attrtt0t1 &1IF8.
THIS Day.


GY OTIS, DUNLOP &. co
GROCERIES,
On FRIDAY, the 3oth inst at II O'Clock. viii
be snld at store, - A." :" ~
10 Hhds> prime n. o. Sugars
do ST. Croix do
10 do Eiolasses;E ..srf =
so bags green coffee ~
50 boxes muscatel raisins
10 hhds and 20 bbls whiskey 20. W. =
~ Dds gin, 10 casks cheese, so boxes suap
Teas, indigo Mustard chocolate,
Sicily Madcira,atla Malaga wines -
aihpice. bralidy, Holland gin,
kegs Venatian; red: in oil, g: .st
jan29 o. ID. & CO. acct.
-. 80 sADDITIONAL.
Sili be added to, our sale THIS MORNING., =
IS boxes lemons in fine order
10 lhfs inolasses
ALSO,
Jan 60 O n g. co 49,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

MIR. WILLIAM WALTON, tske not;~- T71,, -rs
IVA shall Tuesday The Sd day Of February next Il fair #
not the next far day. az Mrs Fraccs Aristesds in the
" OF umrland betrccD The hours of 10 o'clock In te fore
noon and sx IN the afternoon of tho same day. proceed 10 ke
tocPosons Of said Frances Aunsead 10 I've read As evidence
w s how depending in the Superior Court If Lap for Gum,
nrsd county, al which tine aT place you may attend If YOU
think proper Respectfully, JESSE S. ARMTSTEAD,
JAMES a. ARMISTEaD,
Executors Of Jas Is. Arnlsead decd.
January 3-vv4f r. "
NE Subscriber gives notice hat he will res,onsIea
for any oaek loading sent by rvs Boat heandu STedack
Oungee. THOMAS )IJffS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

INTENDING shortly TO engage the Manufacture OF Co
, wish 10 sell hour hundred shares @, the Soch m,
, a,'poiaon OF Washington hearing per CENT interest
ahe 'aFtercarlv, and reeeiale in me fail of IH37
VINO may tie disposed purchase requested to make
snpic.9n either TO Mr. Charles s. Fowler Washington civ
IiczAs mo IAcaas Biddle, Philadelphia: Mr. Stephen
+NMis noIan, o l." Inc subscriber eirr Richmond va
~ ID" IN CHASrAlN CLARKE.
ne fHtoS OF the National ncigencer Democratic Press
ioanh taiioi WI! insert the above twice week for fmr
Neeh and forward their % this office for naype,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

RUCKWHEAT Meal in lralfbarrrls, quarters and
- elglIths' for sale by a. SIFEENY.
Jan 13-2aw2w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

obeach 81 SioO, 60, 80, 40, 30; SOD OF 90 ANA $3.50
Whole $40, halves 8, quarters $50, ciglitlrs go
The drawings Of the above will DC RECEIVED at the
Managers Office under the Eagle Hotel
Juns3o YATES 6; IINTI2E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

VIE Partnership and Co-plrnerslip Of Alien g.
$50 paxsers IN the milling business at the Dover
WILLS IN the county Of Buckingham, was dissolved on
toe LIST day of june, 1897. All that have clairs a.
galst the late cgncera Of Alien e. Baxter will please
car on DIR. Edward Baxter, who has the books and
t"gsS -, loi settlement JOSEPH ALLEN,
~ - &c III Allen s. Baxter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

!aseat Seine Thread md Cotton Bagelng.
HiE Subscribers have received, 500 lbs of Patent
lhread suitable for float drift scins from No.
10 to 80 inclusive, and % pieces of hemp and Flax
tn Cotton Ba"gng; also on hand general assort
hlent OF Dry tioois for sale at the lowest market
prices. &. F. Ia,iES e. NJ
Jan Wit Nnrl,n, S,na,o w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
FINE CIIEESE.
ACCOUNT.

YET = ecuived, a supply Of very superior Chez G.
lan SO T. IL. Dl,EyY. 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
BYE EL6UR.

'E'HE Subscriber has just received few barrels
suPerbne Rye Flour, which he offers for sale
Jan 24-2aw2~ ANDREW SWEEKY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
WESTERN LUNATIC HOSPITAL.

~ OflCE Is hereby given, that all the cells in this
institution are occuped.--No other patients will
De received Until lurtber notice
,an.-2 ~l.C NICH. KENNET. ". a. ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
Lands forfeited TO the Literary Fund
EDUBLIc NoTlcEBy the act Il passed 9th Mare


ESUBLIC N0flCE.--By the act passed 9th March,
h 1877, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent Tor the nonayment OF taxes, the operation
o. which was continued by subsequent act passed 9th
CD S2S---all delinquent lands which vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
'sf o. NE present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited. Provision is made however
by the irst above mentioned act in favor OF such person
or persons who may have good legal equitable title
to such lands hold or derived under grant from the
commonwealth, bearing date prior TO the time Of the
SAID lands vestng in the President and Directors OF the
Literary Fund who previous TO the oh of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
thein or who derive title under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But no person
shall be entitled to the benefit of this provision, who
shall notbeforc the first dGyo December, thousand
eight hundred and ttce,ty mine, pay into the Treasury
ON the proper warrant of the Auditor OF Public Accounts
all faxes upon the lands clauedby him either in his
name or the OF those under whom he may claim title
or by The person, persons in whose right the
same was forfeited such potion thereof the land
claimed equitably and raably charged there
wth with lOper cent per annum damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the lat day Novem-
Der, of The year in which il becomes due, until paid
JAS. +. HEATH
July 10. lS-u Auditor of Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

Dry DoCK.-Proposals will be received at the
-My Dry Dock, Gosport Navy Yard before the
frat dog q September NEXT, for furnishing and deliver
ing million of good hadburned bricks for the Dry
Dock AS tho bricks TO be laid where they will be
exposed to water, they must be Of regular FORM and
made of good clay with as little sand is necessary
make them sound, strong and durable
The delivery of the bricks may be commenced imrne-
datey after any proposal is accepted and about
bred Hcasdsd, at least must be delivered this fall and
the remainder as early next practicable. N
proposal viii be accepted, unless accompanied by fan
average sample Of at least 20 bricks, of the kind propos
ed to be furnished. They must be delivered on such
wharvcs landing other places the Dock, shall
be designated by the Engineer Superintendent of the
works.
Proposals for the whole any part OF the above bricks
with the of the proposed bondsmon sealed up will
be received by Mr.. Henry Singleton at the Dry Dock
Office or before the LIST Of September next decision
upon which viii BIO made by the Engineer as soon as
possibe after said day Any person offering proposals il
requested to state the price at which he wdolver
smaller quantity, than the wholeumber ne offers for OF
whether he will deliver any quantity, of at least one
hundred thousand, at the price he offers for the
whole. J.. BALDWIN Engineer
August III. 27-tIstSept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

HDUBLIC SALE.--on Monday, 3Ist of August, the
~ subscriber will offer for sale the premises 10 the
highest bidder, his farm called Bloomfield inhe county
Hanover, lying on the road leading from Hanover to
Louisa Courthouse, abou; IL miles above the former 1t
contains 81 acres by late survey. Between fifty and
sixty acres OF excellent Swamp Land, and one hundred
and forty of wood land One fourth OF the money
will be required the LIST of January, $780, whom pos
session will be given and the other three fourths, in
equal installmens of two years
The land may be seen by application to VIM. o. Day,
living OH the premises, or to the subscriber.
N. B--Small grain may be seeded after the goth of
September. CARTER BERKELEY.
August z. 26-tds
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27-tIN
vENRUsT SALE OF LAND AND NEGRoEs.-By

vENRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.-By
IA virtue ola deed of trust executedby Patrick Clopton
ormerly OF the County of New Kent, but lately OF the
County oil Henrco, bearing date the 9th day OF Nav.
1926, and of record in the office of the Clerk Of
New Kent county, for the purpose of securing the pay
mcnt OF certain sum of money therein mentioned, l
SHALL on Friday the 2S,h day of August inst proceed 10
sell upon the premises in New Kent County the tract
OF land conveyed by tho said trust deed, and which is
described IN the said deed ioioweh, viz: All that
tract or parcel OF land lying and being in the County
New hent, owned by ho said Clopion and adjoining the
lands OF Flemming c. faley, Richmond c. Terrell and
others, and on which the said Patrick Clopon re-
sides shall also sell the day and at the same
place. the following slaves, conveyed by tho said deed
and by subsequent agreement between the ssid Clop-
Ton ana Richardson trustee TO witt Dingo, Hender-
son, Bob Cands, cambridge and Wilson, or so much of
the said property may be sufficient opay the debt in
tended to be secured by the said trust together with the
interest which shall have accrued on the same and the
costs attending the execution of said trust.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Trustee.
August 4. 25-sts
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yEyRUsT sALE.-In pursuance Of the provisions of a

vHNRUST SALE--Inp pursuance of the provisions of a
III deed of trust executed 10 the subscribers by Branch
Cheatham and Mary his wife, the 7th day of July,
1926, (which deed is of record in the Clerks Office OF
Chesterfield county, 10 the payment of certain
sum of money therein mentioned, TO be due from the
said ID. Cheatham to Edward o. Friend; shah the
3i inst if fair if not, the next fair day, proceed TO
sell at public auction the promises the highest bid
der for cash. tract of land lying in Chesterfield Coun-
y boudnsd on tho West by the land of Sam. Taylor
the North the lands formerly owned by Rich Goode and
Wm Gaines tho East by the lands formerly owned by
William Mewbern and Jesse flx, ami the South ~
Falling Creek supposed TO contain 423 ,cres together
with much more Of tho land OF the said Branch
Cheatham, and Mary, his wife lying the South side
OF Falling Creek, adjoining the above mentioned tract
Of land will make the whole quantity 800 acres
much Of tho said 800 OF land will be sufficient
to raise the balance Of tho principal money and interest
due from the said Cheatham TO the said Friend and all the
charges and expenses of SALE The title to the said 500
acres of land, is believed to be perfectly good, but the
subscribers will convey such title only, is vested in
them by the said deed of trust.
HOLDEN RHODES, }r.,..o.'
SAMUEL TAYLOR. u''''
August T. 26-tds
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a DMINISTRATORS SALE.--on TUESDAY. Sen

a SAlSE--On TUESDAY, Sep
IA tember 1929, will be sold at Brayncfeld, near
the Bowling Green, Caroline County the residence
tho late Geo. Buckner, all the personal estate of said
Buckner consisinSo of stocks of horses sheep hogs and
cattle; together with two thirds of the household urni
tre all the plantation utensils, carriages wagons tch-
en- furniture, &c.
The of sale will be u months credit the pur-
chaser giving bond, with approved security to bear in
from the date, which will be rcmittedif the bonds
be punctually paid All sums under ten dollars, cash
And Monday, September 18th, that being Caroline
Court will be sold, for cash, at the Bowling Green 30
negroes in families; many may BIO deemed suf-
cicn to meet the claims against tho estate Of George
Buckner..
On Wednesday, 21st September will also DO sold, on
Che same terms at Salt Pond, Cupeper Courthouse
the stock OF horses, CATTLE &C. attached to that estate
D0ROTHEA b. BUCKNER, Administrative,
with the win annexed of George Buckner, deed
N B.-The creditors of George Buckner arc request
cd to make known their claims 10 the administrative.
Braynefd. August 4. 25-tds d. Il. b. adm'x.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., TUESDAY, AUGUST is, ls.
UNIVERSITY FpEN:nsYLP.aans.

UNIVERSITY or PE.N.hSYL P.a.eL4
90 EDiCAL DEPAETMENT.--Thc Lectures will
I'VE commence usual on the first Monday in No
vembcr, and be continued till March. The arrong.-
ment OF the branches is as follows
ANATo,,v {P. s. Physick, III ID.
' " T.. Hoy7,er, ~ y.
MATERIA MEDICA, Jao. RecLnGn Cose, ". ID.
CINE 1S NELL .Na,h CAepn,a,,, III ID.
AyIDwrrrRv. 7nos. c. Jn,ees, III d.
-. HIM. u. Deicscs, NJ ID.
CHEMISTRY, Robert Here, ". ID.
SURGERY, I'm Gibson N u,
y ,,INE Samuel Jdelson, NJ ID.
Clinical Lectures the Practice Of Medicine and on
Sngey, will be delivered on Wednesdays and Satur-
days by DTs. Chapman and Gibson at the Aims House
W. +. HORNER, DEAN,
No. 263 Chestnut street
The Medical Hall on tho site of the old one I'm
Ninth street, will be in readiness for the reception of the
several classes.
August H. Elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

or Tho ENQUIRER ~ published twice generally and
tvco times week during tho session
Price, tho hcretoore Five Dollars annu nyabe in
advance Notc OF chaorcd, spccicpayng banks, (ony)
received The Editors will guantec the safety of
hitting them by malt tho postage of all letters being paid by
No paper will bo (but at tho discretion of tho
Editors) until all srraaragcs have bsen paid up
VI Whoever VIII guarantee the Of nino papers ha
have tho tenth GRATIS. -
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.
l Ono square, OR lESS-First ccnseach con-
tinunnec, so cents.
tNo advertisement inserted until paid for
assumed BY person in this city, or its enviIons
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DOMFM 9R1qI9...l.

NJ Grecntal, tho new Postmaster az pos1~1no,,sl
" ~ recently ad,essed aleter to the PostmAstst r.,
neral On Tho subject of rounding ovcr-chsrged pos,s
gee. Dir g. stated that bad been fha practice e., 80
teen years or more, in ihr Portsmouth Post orc Il,
case OF any etter being rcfr"ssncj as ocfrrs,sd 90
take the word OF the person 70 whom erch lfet 20,
directed evidence Of the charge and In reG,J
lbe oytra portage accordingly. ~ repiy 10 tho lete, -
w. Greenfield, who asked Tor positive nstfneti,,s,s
ap'n Gao uhicc' lc Post Masteg Gorcrl wrote ~ ~
f0wf.e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

YENEN dollars reward will be given for experimenting
N and delivering me, in Charlotte County Va. or
securing him in Jail, my negro Frank my Wagon
ner.-Hc absconded on Tuesday the 2Sth inst | apprc-
bend he will attempt to go Richmond Frank is a.
bout twenty-five six years DID, well made rather stout
and shrewd fellow. He is of dark complexion and
about five feet seveno eight inches high.
Aug. 7. 2B-2awlw--wd VIM MOSELEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
Circular to the CLERKS Of Courts.

CtItUFuT 70 Ihc CIeT7tS " COn1fS.
AUDIToR's OFFICE, 9th July, 1929
HSftE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
"a Courts will he pleased 10 transmit this Office as
early possible, the number OF white males above is
years and the number of all blacks above sixteen
within their respective Counties and Corporations
ding TO the returns of the Commissioners of the Reve-
nuc made TO them-which inormadonisnot contained in
tho tax books returned this Office although required by
law. This information has been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor b. the Commissioners, doubtless
from belief that ii was not necessary-and from that
conviction the omission has been acquiesced in Ii is
highly probable, however, that in the OF TIE pre-
sent year, ii may be important possess il, and it is
therefore, thatthe attention Of clerks the subject is
earnestly requested. JAS. L. HEATH
June 10. IS-f Auditor of Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

r. DUBLiC SALE.-Under the authority of "a dec OF
IA trust from DIR. Humphrey Peake, 10 the subscr-
bers,wil be sold on the premises public auctions on
the I'D day oil September next, certain parcel
OF Land lying Cedar Run in the County of Prince
William commonly called Grove Farm containing about
OBS acres, less, being the which was
sold to said Humphrey Peake by Gerard Alexander and
which has on il large and valuable body OF Wood with
an excellent Dwelling House. And the 2Sd day of
September, will be sold the premises another tract of
Land, lying near Haymarket in tho said county, com
monty called Poplar Hill, containing about SS9 acres
more or less. And at the same time and place will be
also soid oil the right and title of said Peake (being one
moicty thereof in and to certain mill property lands
adjoining, commonly called the Waterfall Mills together
with 10 slaves, horses, mules 60 cattle large flock
of sheep and farming utensils on the said farm cac,
Poplar Hill. Also, on the 2sh day of September next,
vii no sold al Orange Courthouse certain land
lying in said county the lands of John Keser and
Edward Farney in the ncghborhooi of Cavesvlle con-
tanning about boo acresnlorc lcss-being the same
tract which was conveyed by Augustine Sandford 10
John Wrenn, and by John Wrenn 10 Josiah b. Abbott.
Terms of sale for the personal property, will be for
all sums not exceeding 800, cashor all sums over that
amount, credit of nine months will be given upon the
purchasers giving bonds with approved security bearing
interest from date For the real estate credit of one
two and three years, at equal payments, will be given.
the purchasers giving bonds with approved security
bearing interest from the date, and to be secured by
deeds OF trust upon the property
Such titles only to the foregoing property will TO
veyed by the subscribers they hold as Trustees
though the esare believed TO be unquestionably good
GEORGE BRENT,
GEORGE JOHNSON.
Auoust 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

a NO-PARTNERSHIP-Th subscribers having con
W nected themselves BY partnership in the Grocery
Business, design transactng hat business under the
firm of SMITH JOHNSON, and respectfully acquaint
country merchants, their friends and the public in &C.
neral, that they have and intend keeping constant
ly) on hand very general assortment of GRoc ER
all of which having been procured the most judi
cious terms they offer for sale accOrdingly either by
wholesale retail at the stand lately occupied by Francis
j. Smith, on market bridge, few doors below Messrs
Collins Co and nearly opposite 20 Mcssrs John Van
Lew g. Co. They likewise tender their services for
the transaction of any Commission business with which
their friends may think proper to entrust them.
FRANCIS j. SMITH
THOS. TINSLEY JOHNSON
FRANCIS j. SMITH, invites his former customers 10
continuance otheirpatronage assuring them that they
shall be accommodated good terms az hitherto.
juno 4 Tiff
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NAT ANTED, small farm near Richmond. farm
w Of $50 or 300 acres with third of the tract in
forest, a portion Of meadow land, with comfortable
dwelling house, and The usual improvements Of barn
stables, &c. within four five miles Of the city of Rich
mond, is wanted
Should there be any person who has such farm for
sale nc will hear OF purchaser by applying the Of
flee Of the Enquirer
August 4. 2L,-w3y
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WAIANTED TO HIRE, a smart active, young man
w an assistant in a Bar Room To one Of good,
character OF industrious and domestic habits, who writes
toleraby fair hand and is acquainted with the bust
ness, will give handsome salary and permanent
situation. Also middle aged WOMAN, 10 supcrin-
tend the washing and ironing establishment in my
house TIC suitable person capable Of managing to
advantage this branch Of my business, will give good
wages and constant employment also want 70 pur-
cfase OF hire three four good walters, for when
liberal price or good wages win be given.
JOHN GADSBY.
1'4shirgton u c Julv 2f 22st .