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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02
EN CHANcERY-In Notteway County Court, III
u August, 1920:
71-w4w

EN CHANCERY-In Nottoway County Court, 7th
"a August, 1920:
Ordered that the account Of William DoswcIPs cxecu-
tJrshp OF William boswell, dee be committed to John
y. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chancery Of this
Court, hathe said Commissioner audit state and settle
The same, IN such manner to show how the account
stands between each egaee Of the decodent and the
Executor, that he allow the executors receipts for dis
burscmenls and that he report thercupon 10 this Court
Copy. Testc,
=. FITZGERALD, c. c.
The parties interested will take notice, that have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day Of February next
10 attend at jennings Old Ordinary, in the County Of
Nottoway for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing
order into elect where the parties requested 10 al
tend at an carly hour with their papers, SC. ready Tor
settlement. JOHN y. DUPUY, ~. &. N G.
Dec. H. 72--wsw
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Dec. %.


hNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Ab.
" seconded on Friday night the 18th inst a muatto
boy named William (he property of A. Pleasantly IL
years cd tocrably well grown has slight scar on the
corner OF one eye, and walks at this tipe little lame
from the effects of cut upon the top of of his feet
which is not entirely healed William had on when he
went OIL agray fock coat blue cssamere waiscoat and
gray neutrality-suspicious. Also Disappeared on the same
night Beverly, Qhe property Of G.. w. Munior) in his
i9h year. about five feet six eight inches high has
remarkable scar on his forehead-when spoken TO- he
hnds considerable difficulty sometimes in replying,
having disposition to stutter, though after commencing
he speaks pretty well Beverly carried with him two
blue broad cloth coats and blue fock coat gray
pair OF pantaloons, and other clothes not remembered
The above reward will be given for experimenting
City, or fifty dollars for either of hemtw en,y.6ve dol
lars Tor each, if taken in the neighborhood
A. PLEASANTS, JR.
GEO. w. MUNF0RD.
Zee. ~ 7S-lm
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ENDVCATI0N.-Ths school 1t my house. In Ne
IL county OF Caroline, near the White Chimueys
Tor the instruction OF females under the direction Of
Miss Susan +. Peyton will be continued tho ensuing
year. In which will be taught epeling reading wri-
ting. Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Ma.
tursi end Moral Philosophy, History sacred and bro.
fame, and needle work, plain and ornamental The
school viii commence its session on the 18th ,lay OF
January next. and terminate on the 18th Of December
following; making term OF ten months alter deduct.
ing one OF the summer months for a vacation. Terms:
For teaching any or all Of the above branches, will
De hiteen dollars per scholar For board. hny dollars;
the pupil binding her own he'd, bedding and candles
or Inc subscriber furnish them 1--WE dollars will be re-
CURED. The subscriber pledges herself TO use her
best exer'ions 10 promote the comfort and convent.
ence OF those young ladies' who may be entrusted 10
her care. The situation OF the school IL retired and
remarkably healthy, combining the advaniage Of a
good neighbourhood and good society. As Il regards
the ability OF Miss Peyton TO teach the public is re.
Tered to the suhjoined report.
MARY WORKMAN.
We, the undersigned, having been invited 10 the
examination OF school taught by Miss Susan F. Pew.
'on IN the county OF Caroline, ne and take plea.
sure IN saying, that her pupils opinion perform.
ed wei IN the different branches which their aen.
ton had been directed. la justice to ss Peyton we
iee our duty TO say that she exhibited, on the occa.
sion, iaudabie degree Of acknowledgement as emit.
Ties ber To the continued confidence Of th pupils and
patrons.
" Address, White Cbimneys. Caroline.
RUFUS CHANDLER.
FRANCIS w. SCOTE.
Dec. III. 7l-2awf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

a CHICKAH0MlNY ESTATE FOR SALE
IA The subscriber offers for sale usct of land con
tanning 667 lying the above river and bounded
ny Tor mile u is part Of the tract known by the
name OF Dangcrhsl6s, in New Kent, about 90 miles
below Richmond and four above Tide water. This tract
- inferior 10 ey In the country, and j. about equally
divided IN low grounds, flats and high Lind lie con-
venIence TO sato1 and quantity Of timber for plank
'canlng, snDg and saves, ind pendent Of the sri.
" oi the soil, renders II Of the valuable tracts
oil land on the river. II il believed that marie abounds
on u, az shells 10 be- in feverai banks Tie
terms will he accommodating TO the purchaser and
bargain b. had by application in person To the sub
scribsf at Moons Mount Rspl abanno.k Academy
CTone, or by letter directed to the Academy posr-o
nee. or 10 Mr. VIM. Brunley by letter Addressed 10
New Kent coufthcnsc. JNO. DICKERSON,
For bmseif and az agent and attorney ior The dis
tibutets Of the late Col VIM. Dsingafi-ld
dec. 81. 7a-r
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HNEE Subscriber, grateful fr past favors respectful,
u ly informs her friends and patrons In general
that she intends to continue her female boarding school
the ensuing year. still retaining the teacher, Miss
Elizabeth Carver who Is experienced teacher and
young lady who will particularly attend to the morals
conduct and general deporhnent OF the young ladies'
committed TO her care and the public that no
pains shall be spared on her part make their situations
comfortable and agreeable having provided every thing
for their special accommodation. Miss Carver
the English language, comprising the following branch
es, viz Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Grammar
tronony connected with Geography, Bellies Lct,ros and
the French Language.
TERMS-For board AMI tuition $50 per year, session
oil ten mouths payable half yearly in advance. Letters
yer county, Va will meet with prompt attention.
MARY w. GOODWIN .
Mount Pleasure, Hanover City, Dec 81. 79-I2t
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GtONCORD ACADEMY.-The exercises OF tbi.
" Seminary for the ensuing year, will commence on
the 10Th OF January, and terminate on the 10Th Of De-
cember following: allowing a vacation during the
month OF August The mathematical eour.e will com.
prise Ari'hme,ic, Algebrs, Geometry Plan.
ana Spherical Trigonometry. Fuxions ani Comic Sec
ions. The Classical course will comprehend the Eng
i.h. Latin, Greek, French and Italian Languages
ne due attention III be paid to the vsrious
OF liberal education, particular pains will be taken in
teaching and speaking OF the English Language with
proristy. Penmanshp. Arithmetic Geographv the use
o, the Gooes' the drawing OF maps, Surveying, Sc
nose students who 10 not expsc, 10 enter the Unver
y OF virginia or some College, will be instructed in
Nsura' niora' aud Political Philosophy, Ancient and
"io"crh History, ar6 Political Economy Peing him.
Sc" parent, the subscriber knows the socude which
oWers experience about their children when 1t school,
anu therefore pledges himself to act psr,ns par; to.
wards all those committed TO his caro-. In forming the
morale and cultiva,og the acul les Of youth
ne has had the experience OF about thirty years; during
which time, the high literary character which his p-
pills have generally sustained, has retoun~l much TO
s qualification ard their credit. The terms for hoard
and tuition will be Sll0, each boarder finding his own
bsi, bedding and candles; SIG il they be furnished
by the subscriber. Parents and guardians are invited
10 VISIT 'ne institution at any time, and Judge OF the sit,
uauon aud Improvement Of the students. Those who
may wish 70 receive further information respecting the
seminary, are requested to address their communica
'o"s 10 TTiOS. b. COLEMAN.
PRESIDENT OF Concord Academy, near the
Bowling Green, Caroline County.
'|eS' ~. 7l-wlt
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Mrs. Sarah Soreii, Gudreian TOR Hiilio6a gregory
Mann, Julia .ann Mann, and Margaret Sarah
Mann.
NOTICE is hereby given yos, that application will
V be made TO the County Court of Chesterfield, ON
the 18th day oil January next behalf Of the Chester
field Rail Road Company for the appointment of vaucrs
to the damages which will be sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann, and Margaret Sarah Mann
in consequence OF the passage OF the Chesterfield Rail
Road, through their property in the County OF Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company
Dcc. 81. Tg-td
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Dec. 10.

AND {: NEGROES FOR SALE.-wilI be sold TO
The highest bidder, at the late residence Of Richard
cambridge ec Tin the county Of Lousa) on Tuesday the
i2h Jan nexthe tract ofland which the said Sandpe
o.ed, commonly called Smith Hill, within three miles Of
Cuckoovlle, containing four hundred acres Also 10 or
10 likely negroes consisting chiefly of young women and
some children The property will be sold credit till the
hrst day OF January 1881. The payment Of the land
TO be secured with deed of trust All those having
claims against the estate Of r. Sandridge, decd. will
please present them for payment time during the
next year. in order that the negroes emancpaed by the
will OF the deceden may receive their free papers
entitled to them E. PENDLETON, In,
JOS. w. PENDLETON. { En- ors'
Dec 90 "a 81,
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FSU ANSi0N HOTEL, Pennsylvania .apenue near
ly@ the Presidents House and Public Offices; late
Wi!iidnaso.;'s and Strother's, Washington City,
ID. C.-This establishment has recently undergone
thorough repair, and is completely furnished.
The proprietor therefore, with confidence bespeaks Tor
it the patronage Of his friends and the public.
nv "Fuller's New Lines, Washington, Georgetown
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches"
start from and direct TO this h. se and, in few
few days, will be ntcrsccsd, at this point, by daily
line 10 Alexandria and trwcekly line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virs mia.
Nov. 26. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

REPORTS, vol. 9th, OF cases ar.
T. a gucd and determined in the Court OF Appeals OF
Vrginia--just published
Complete Sets Of the Va Reports
Journals OF the Conventions Of 1876 and 1893
Journals of the Senate and House Of Delegates OF
Virginia, from 1776 TO 1890 inclusive
Henng's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated to increase tho Public Library Of the
State NAV be had Of the subscbcr at the Capitol, in
the city Of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
oct g. 44--tf Clerk Of the Council and Librarian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02
Dec. 90.

EIfXECUToR'S SALE Of vaiuaJie Land, Negroes
In STOCK, &c. it King William County.-ln pur-
sianee oil the last will and testament of Gideon Boher
decd, will he offered for sale, the premises on We'd
nesday the 9Th day of January next if fair if not the
next fair day. the valuable plantation which he for
lying in the county of King William about 3 miles from
Hanover town, and 20 from tha city of Richmond--
Persons disposed TO purchase, view the premises
previous to the day OF sale, by applying the supern
tendant on the place. Immediately after the sale of the
land the slaves household and kitchen furniture farming
oil corn, stock of horses hogs sheep cows
iodder gig and harness. and thirty gallon STILL he
longing TO the estate will be sold. Terms for the land
and years credit Bonds it'll approved security and
deed OF trust Terms Mt sale for the personal property
WILLIAM BOSHER, Ex'ors. of Gideon
Dec. 25 IL ~,
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ygVWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will o,vs

yEVWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
u twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg, of my Moses, who went of
on the 9Th inste is about twcntythree or four years
old, 5 ieet inches high, dark skinned but not very
Hack, rather stout made and bow-egged, slow in his
movements and OF not q sprightly countenanec
with him stock Of very good clothes, amongst those
recollectcd blue cloth close coat, aud blue
cashmere panaloons gray cossinc coatce and pana-
looms fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only information have been able 10 get Of him. is that
he was seen in a fishing boat which trades TO this mar
ket, the night Of Sunday the lih inst going down
James River and he originally from Charles CITY
County, very probably is now in the ueigbbourhood
Of weynoke, Doctor John Mingcs place, or of Mr..
William r. hinges where most Of his relations live
Petersburg, June 80. 16--iinil HUGH NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02
Dec. 90.
yH1HE MErROpoLIrAN;-O-, cafhoIc .lfo,fhI,

Yu2HE MErROPOLIrAN;-O-, catholic Moniify
n .Hdgosrne
"JeStts Christ yesterday and to-day: and he is the
same forecer"-IIEB. xiii. o.
Hsnc'Fil-n quam nunc habemu. omnes Fideles
fu nos p Gces'erunt prscis temporbus babuerun,."
-LhNEFRANc ConrR BERENG.
The faith winch profess was beid by all the
iaiu', who have preceded us from the earliest time
a Mohihly Magazine, dedicated TO RsIigiou and Lit
crature IL about be issued from this Metropolis
The circumstances under which IL take. It's origin IRE of
nature, al once, 10 pron,e success apd secure lie
coniiru'rce. Approved ~ The Most Rev. Arcbb.hop
depending on the exeriions, science and talents
OF the clergy OF Maryland and Of the Union II cannot
fail 10 be conducted in able and interesting manner
Differing in iis chatac from those religious ptpers
winch have already been es ahshed, IL will neither
interfere with their design tend, any way, IL in,.
pede ibcir circulaiionIs obi a. indeed the same:
he dispersion OF uutbthe dis eininsin Of knowledge
ard Tho vindcaion NJ tlose doctrines and usages OF
the Church, which have been, and ,iill not unirs.
qnently, mi'Tepresented. In pursuing this object,
Il will be necessary to have recourse to arguments aud
iacls: which, while they strengthen the enets OF the
Catholic Church, must tend TO the REPUTATION OF those
oil all others But while these arguments aud facle are
appealed to- IL shall be done with midness and forear.
ancc, roniomably 10 ih- Split Of true charity on which
Religion is essentially founded The METROPOLITAN will
I've divided into four heads, vz:-Rrlig ious Literary,
Miycs anecBs, PopcsI. II will he published MONTH y
in Baliwore by p Blcnkin.op- the first number will
APPEAR in January 1890. II will be printed IN w. OH
good paprr mud forwarded 10 Subscribers through the
Post OGic". Term. 81 per snnumpsyable half yearly
in advance.
Dec. 10. 7I-wIv
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"Mucn VS. nrNA,s. us.rseo-- Cnraer.

''MucH NEr REMAiNs uNsUNo"-C "rfer.
Verses suggested by respecting tine astonishing
which carriages expected to co.
march Of refinement
IN Exquisite Of tie gear 1879, ct breakfast.
Tell John to act the kettle on,
mean to take drive;
j only want 20 To Rome,
And shall b. back by five.
Toll cook to drcss those hunmius birds,
shot in Mexico;
They've been killed at least two days,
They'll be rRor nAur.
I'll try that wine, I, ROSE,
just brought from lsplhan:
How could those Gohs of other times
Endure that vile Champagne.
The trip took the other day
1obreakast in the Mooo
Thanks TO that awkward Lord Eailairc,
Has spoiled my new balloon.
For, steering through the Milky Way
lie ran against n
And, turning round again SOON
az Came jolt against my
Such fellows ought keep below,
And never vesturo there,
II he's 40 clumsy, he shouldso
By no way but the Bear
My steam is surely up by down,
Put the high pressure
Give me the "breath-bag" for the
Ahrght-hcy-whizz. Pm gono
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

u con grateful for the patronage IF a generous pub
lie, tenders her services at Laurel eadOn, the resi-
dence Of the subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
fire miles from Manchester The bronchesG Tuition
are spelling, reading ,rriting, arithmetic. grammar
md geography NTH the use Of the globes. The terms
are, $50 PER scholar for tuition and $75 for board each
boarder furnishing her bed, &c. She ,ciH COM
nece on the Sh IF January merit, and ,oiH give "a
cation Of iue ,ceeks in Summer. Payment to be made
haD yearly. SA.bTUEL P.4TTESON.
W. b. Strict attention UiH be paid to young La
dies morality oct. I3 46-T
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACToRY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
Il NOTION cloths and yarns, Of superior quality
" manufactured If this establishment are offered tor
sale, wholesale retail at the Pr0prieors Office ION the
street leading to ShockG Warohouso) moderate prices
They do no' wish to make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; not having found suitable 10 their pur.
poses; but are siil prepared 10 give tho highest cash
price for prime picked cot on.
Nav 10. 3-f CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
REINSURANCE AGAINST FIRE--ln conse.
"a queDce Of the death 81 Mr.. james Heron the
late agent Ct tie Farmers Jicc Endurance and Looa
Company of .Neto- y0,js, he sutscfibsr hns been
appointed agent Tor tho said Company, and requests
81 Merctsudic &c. &c, 20 ~sll ,; his III IN cry
Street, J0US n. rEfpLkrT.
Dee. 10, AZ 2'p 2In
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HTDUCATlON--Ibe sub cnber will OMEN school
HL IN II e iowcrerd Of KING & Queen county, on lie
18Th Of January, $780, and erd the 18th on December
following: with vacation Of woekS, in one Of the
summer months.
TEBxs--FOr tie w truciion OF boys under IS year.
Of age in Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar Cse.
ography and Mathematics $l5.-Fof Lsiin S2o
NV father will board pupils The srbelssic year Of 10
months for $50. who find thsr bedding anil tow.
els; for $50 II he furnishes these articles Payinf nj
10 be made hoii yesiIy.
JOHN G. MANN
Aspen Sbadss, Dec. 70. 7s~-R4w
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n " AVlNG cOiue TO he determination 10 do aud
u Il transact my own business, take this method 10
iuiorm all with whom am concerned, that from, thi.
day, lorwarn peron paying any thiaE ne M to
any person, have withdrew any agsncyor power
Of attorn 10 any person whatever, and T. therefore
'vspscully invite all who may b. indebted 10 me for
rent Of my dover otherwise, TO come forward snd
let va have fair settlements and hope thy will bs
50 ohlgiug as 10 the iroubls Of calling upon
them - have good fertile Farm IN rent, Of NY own
inheritance, in Hanover, on Psmnnky figer,nesr OK.
ford. JUDITH WINSTON
Dec. 25. 77-w3w
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M ISIS PORTER'o school, for the instruction Of
I'VE young lads, will be opened on the I5h Of jan
nary nest, at The residence OF the subscriber In Pow
batdn County. The branches taught, are readiug wr
ting, Arithmetic, Geography Drawing, Painting, both
on paper and velvet the latter H. the neate.t and mos,
approved style, and needle-wok. For instruction In
every thing mentioned, heeidos the two varieties Of
painting, her charge is fifteen dollars For instruction
~ painting. she has extra charge Of len dollars
Board can be had Of The subscriber the Young lady
inrni'hins her own bedding, towels &C., ior $50, du
ring the summer and the schosl cosr. on The 18Th Of
Dccembsr. ROBERT HARRIS
Iirerfv-IU Dec. ~ 49,
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uNEMALE SEAIlNARY.-Airs. Mira A. Southgac's
ID School for the instruction of young ladies', will he
rcsumedthe LIST Monday in February 1880 in which will
be taught Reading, riing, Arithmetic, GRAMMAR Geo
graphy, with the use of the Maps and Globes History
Bellies letres Composition, the elements of Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy and the French Language
TERMS-Board and Tuition at SI0O,payabe quarter
y in advance, each young lady furnishing bed bedding
towels and candles. Day scholars will BIO received al
SO The term. Mrs s. assures the public, that every
effort shall be made promote the moral and ineIlec-
ual advancement OF her pupils and every requisite ac-
conmodaion, provided for their comfort. The School
shall be furnished wish Maps Globes, &c and she has
engaged Miss Turner assistant a young lady
every way qualified for the undertaking. The term
will expire the 18th of December, with vacation OF
one month in the Summer. Parents are particularly
requested TO enter their children the commencement
OF the ermbeing greatly to their interest be arranged
in their rcspcc tive classes at early period, IL
generally some time, before they acquire habit of stu
dying, which is necessarily considerable loss of time.
Books aud stationary shall be furnished il required
Edge-Hill, Gloucester, Nov. l6. 60--istND J
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E|lRGINIA: In Chancery-Ata court continued and
v held for Buckingham county the 18th day of De-
cember 1920.
Charles Mills, PltG
against
Joel w. Flood, in his individual capacity, and ex-
ecutor OF Mary Flood, decd. Thomas Trent acting cx-
ecutor of tho said Mary Flood, decd Cabarinc Watt
Ludwcll Dawson and Jane his wife, Louisa Watt, j.
Henry Loswood, Edward F. Log wood, Charles NJ Log
wood and Thomas Logwood, devisces of said Mary
Flood, decd. Defs
The defendants J. Henry Logwood, Edward +. Log
wood, Charles NJ. Logwood s. Thomas Logwood not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court that they
are not inhabitants of this country: is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here March term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
gurer, for two months successfully and posted at the
front door Of tho courthouse of this county.
Copy. Testc,
r. ELDRIDGE, Jr c. H. c.
Dec ~. 7S-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

re- ORBORNE h. SUTTON, sole Proprietor oi the
Bowling Green Tavern,( Caroline County,) has for
borne from askinga portion OF the pubr patronage be-
cause OH uncomfortable condition the establishment
re has. Tor nearly two years, been actively 'ged in
repairing and altering the construction OF lis
during which time he has made many changes all Of
Which, he hopes, calculated add The comfort
and quiet OF the travellers He begs leave to say to
me puohc' That he has broken up that nest Of rabble
which so frequently annoyed the house and now,
even on Court days the traveller may go to re,t ith
out the fear of disturbance He has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern, for the use OF
families travelling. neatly and comfortably arranged
lie pledges himself to the public use every ,xeron
TO render fair equivalent To all who may favor him
with their company.
Bowling Green, Sept. %. 4O--u
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oHN Y: SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
- 10 tne middle tenement in the block of buildings
east (and next to Mr. Tchcnors making shop)
where he may be found all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared to all kinds of work
In MS nnc' In the neatest possible He will
sci teeth from one to full sett, the approved
pan-and where the front teeth too much decay
ed' ne VIII renew them in such defy de-
ccuon under the strictet scrutiny from Dentist
lie tiles, plugs, csans and extracts teeth with as
much ease TO the patient as the nature of the case will
admit of.-Ierms moderate. oct. %. Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

~ OTlCE.-The Executive will receive proposals. jr,
conformity with the provisions of the 3d section OF
the act concerning the Arnory hereto anne xe-''And
aud required TO ascertain upon what terms the a,morv
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be sold ei-
changed or leased for term of years. and Communicate
to the next General Assembly the result of their enqu
ry." BY order of the Executive.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON, e. a.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1929. March IL. I0I--f