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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

nELEASE 10 take Notice. That IRE shat, on
q Tuesday the l2M doy Of October neri,
6ttuetn he RISING and setting Of the sun Of mat
day, at the Franklin Hated, IN Tie torn of Lynch
burg, proceed 10 take The DISPOSITIONS q John d.
Urquhari, George UhiHocke, and Others. 10 be
reqd as evidence IN the suit not0 depending in
the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lgach
0agg District in ieh,ch ,ce are plaintiffs nd you
are defendants, ,rtcn and lchere you may attend
# qoa hink proper. Yon piA also please take
notice mqt j, from any cause the taking Of the
said depositiOns shat not be completed. on The
dap a6ope mentioned. tie taking Of he sams
piH be continued from day to DAY. 6eioeea The
same hours, until the lphole are taken.
ALEXANDER LtGG1TT,
PATRICK H.JIHEVS.
September Q. W4D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
H ARDWAR


Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors
straps, boxes, Brushes. SCISSORS. Locks, las,
.orled), Hinges, Screws, Bpiis, Tacks, Sprcta-
cIes. Gun Locks, Pms, Needles, Buttons. Br,ils
BIS. SiIrrnp Irons, Spurs ,Slc &c. Most OF these
anIoles will be reialed at abou, half the usual
price.
Earthern, Glass and China Ware.
Dishes, Plates, pnchers Bowls, Tu,rens. Cups
and 5aucers. lea POls. Sugar Dishes, Ba-
kers, &c. Nc
PLAIN and Gu Glass Decantcrs. Tumblers,
Wines, Jcllies, salt Sands, Sweet meat
Dlshes. CELERY Stands. Lamps, &c. &c.
> splendid Liverpool Dining Sets, enurely
complete
, do Gill Tea Sets. very rich patterns
A variety Of handsome lea or'is, neat pattern
from 10 So 8
A fe" pair very rich Wedgwood or Peal Chi
ma Pitchers.
Hats, Shoes, Lookiag Glasses ami
LeghOrn B0nnets.
Gentemen's fine Beaver fashionable Hats, So
10 s. 20 Cts.
do common do do 81 TO
81 So cts
cases Wool Hats, very chfnp
Large Stock OF Ladies Leather, Morocco and
prunella Shoes
do do Gentlemens do aud do Boots,
(warranled)
do do do do mn do Shoas
and Pumps do
| Gaze Leghorn Bonne's. some very Gne. from
3to SO
Variety of Looking Glasses very cheap.
GNOCEEiES, sc. SC.
Blown aud Loaf Sugars. Colfees, Teas. Iron,
Steel, Sc. &c.
Prime Sacks Liverpool Salt, &c. &c. Also a.
bout 1900 lbs. ofrrIme Family Bacon.
We respectfully invite custom, aud promise
satisfaction to all vino examine Goods and pr i
ces.
L. d II. 2. NoRVELL.
Sept. 2 al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
OBETUAE

DIED. on the Sth ut at Limestone county.
Alabama, BENJAMIN PERKINS, Esq. for
merly OF this place. On the same day Mrs.
PERKINS. thu wife of Benjamin Perkins.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
MODE OF DRAWING.

To be drawn on the \, b, &, pIao.--The
5000 prizes 81, 10 b. awarded TO the iirsi. So.
cond and third division, Ia b. determined by
that which may draw the capital ptize OF ) 10.
600, so that the holder 81 three tickets one IA
each division, Is certain TO draw une prize, aud
may d,aw tour All The prizes above the de-
nomination OF 81. III one wheel. aud all the
numbers in another AZ once. the whole 10 be
drawn IN few honTs.
Tickets Si-iIaives 2--Qrs
To be had in the greatest variety OF numbers ut
WARDS OFFICE.
Uf All orders from the country, enclosing
HE cash or prize tickets viii he punctually Al.
tended 10, II addressed to G. WARD,
L. nchburg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

NEW ANNAN AIS OF
MEDICINES,
Pnints, Brushes, &c, for Sale.
(WHOLES1LE OR REIhIL.l
3SG0LDs. da'a''' sa'''
2ooolbs Epsorn Sal"
600 bottles Castor OIL
800 lbs. Lump Magnesia
90 do Powder Khooarb. superior
% DO Hoot do ito
90 do Sugar Trad
$50 do spirit iinrshnrn
loo do Spirit Ntre Dule
LOO DO Calomei
80 DO Powder Jelap
800 do 40 Cream rsrfs'
lO1 DO Gum Camphor, superior
0o do Powdered Columbo
90 do Root do
90 boxes Window Glass
6o0 lbs Race Gnga
2oo do q, ound do
90 do Waters, assorted color. aud sizes.
some IN boxes
800 do Gum Shellac
20 do Suimegs, superior
goo gals. sweet Oh
Gblil lDs hOlI DflH1stone, superior
1000 do White chalk
1000 do Spanish Whiting
bOo do Paris white
100 do Chrome ited--new arlie.s
1000 do Sal, Peter.
1000 do Alnm
5000 do Copperns
5000 do Sick Lsgwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fuslie
1000 do Ground dv
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqun Forts
81 do Bra Turkey 0pium
90 do Spanish Flies
Do do Caciosd Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry spanish Browe
900 do OIL ViiroI
5000 do White Lead
loo do Wine Mustard Seed
$40 gals Linseed Oh
Falos IN Oil, all kinds in usr
Dry PAIN. do 10
Mcllin's Cough Drops
AnderSon's do do
LHnolt's do do
DE Lamontetal's do do
Spanish Float indigo. superior
Madras Ihdigp, ~ squares -new article
Medicine CHEST BJtles-sauare
Alcohol 80
CT, 'T..,.
Tfa.,,, ~ -
~ ~, -,
- "N' superior
"''o' '''''"' VI 9"'s'ch ihstru-
aI - ',," VI a'"lfrs Brush
, on" o"o" ioo's
''"''''' a''o' '''e"t u oseehng 6rus'
L. =.
A large s.,or,men, o. c.o si"' ba;t p 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
Attention Rifle Grays .

Mesrs HIiiiam Morgan, sursiring partner Of
john NJ settle .. Co, Richdrd u. IIadtn.
.rohn Nc reynolds Cairin TATE, IN ms own
righi, and as administrator Of Edmund Tate,
deceased, Henry n DaHake aud George b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

ID X. SAMUEL FLEH;.ss--As poe ara
I'm not an anhmbiiani vi tits Commonwealth.
we hereby notify you, thai stall lake the
Deposition ofzjaiprs ID. A,sea. ai rhe Russell
vile Hofsl, "a he toonoi Kisssisiffe, Logan
county, Kentucky, on Monday the 4ih dsg OF
October nexI, 10 be read ms evidence at he
trial OF thu suit depending Il Caaiphell county
court. wherein We, NJ a,signees of sail Askew,
are Plaintiffs. and you are defendant; should
SAID deposition not he taken on The day aboys
named, ihen II Will he taken on the dsy after,
or be continued from day TO day nil ii IS iskep,
sundays excepted.
PANNiLL g. NOWLiN.
Sept, w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

4 N!i nbseriher viii rcnme the duiif. q
- his 3ehoo. on Wednesday, sept. 1911,
JOHN CARY.
Sep, . hui
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

Of theal6,b ana go. experienced generally
along he coast. Price Cur-eai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

RICHMOND MABKETs-Auc. 81.
. Flour, Cny Mills. 50 ~ IL 10 75-Coun-
,ry Canal % 10 IS 81 l-2.-bheat, red,
81; White 81 90 Tobacco, far, TO $40;
god 4 10 so; middling, 4 to So; common, 8
40 81 refused 2 70 10 50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

NCE! ICE !-.The subscriber keeps
n regular supply of. Ice for sale ~ his cell
lar. SAMUE l. AYRES.
Sept. 9 lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW

REVIEW
Of the Lynehburg Markets.
Corrected Jor the Tirgiaidn, hg
THOMAS A. HoLcosBE and iiIehARp lYkEE'
Commission Merchants
AUCTION oALEo
j.A'Fene P' r-ss, y to7 so
Inferior TO common, 20 ~ -" 90
Common 10 good, QUO wv wv
s.ood 10 fine, IA
trips, 81 z,,,o o.
Refused.
Inspected the pas' week 8 hbds' OF passed
.ol,acco s. hhds. retnsfd-toial $50
Comparison Of Inspections 1879 and 1880
M Passed. No. RcC For insp, stock
-, | 90 lu515 1912 40 lpo3
sen. /, 80, llO6l 300 $500 46o9
Oar matke, i. brisk at low prices--we thlnk
tef,sed and common .snssed IS in better de.
mand and nave improved in prices about %
cents per hundred,
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Sept, 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
100 PRIZES, OF $1,000.

Sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

ed and played with danger as a harmless thug) the
Kentockans, always striving to be for where dam
ger Il TO be metthe over-duty doing Tennesseeans,
led by the grestest Captain Of the age met fought
and conquered the couquero OF the conqueror Of the
world II was then-yes, MIR. President, it was then
and there the American eagle took his loi,iest flight
ed his way to the South, TO proclaim to Spanish Amer
cans, then struggling Tor liberty and independence,
what deeds OF mighty daring and Of valor freemen
could perform, when fighting in defence OF the beauty
and ooofy Of heir country, against invading foe"
srhc words beauty booty watchwod Of tho Bri-
tsh army the battlco of Now Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
THE ARMY


secretary Eaton, in late communication in reply to
a resolution OF the Senate making enquiry into the
cause OF desetion in the Army proposes thai promotion
in the Army should be extended TO the rsnk.; and that
instead OF giving all the graduates West Point com
missions and thus filling up the posts in the ARMY and
excluding The soldiers matter what may be their de
serts IN cases Of extraordinary merit, the Cadets should
he arranged to The Army Navy, the Judgment OF
the Executive may determine. The Secretary save
-" his course viii present opportunities to the non
conmisssioned officers Of rising to any rank however
high. The common soldier will perceive the road ia
promotion open and ACCESSIBLE feelings will he in.
spred; ambition, honor, and pride. will concentrate their
influence 10 degenerate the soldiers character; and viii
u, the evils Of deFertion may cease Pride is every
thing TO soldier II i' this. and This only. which car
tie"
We confess Chat proposition Of this character sur
prises ne. Is IL possibe that any regulation exists ir
our service 10 prevent promotion from the ranks and
by which the commissioned officers are denied Oh
poriunities OF rising to shy rank however biqh"-
such oxclusioD would be sristocracal indeed and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
A EUROPEANS TRIBUTE


The following lines given Mcoe's Life Of d. They
intended added Byrons Ode Napoc
They contain beautiful aud just tribute the memory
him who acted glorious par, inho cucnchcmcut Of his
country;
" There was n dsy-thers was an hour
While earth Gaus-Goul thine
When that immcasurablo power
UDsatcd, to rcsigu,
Had been of fsmc
Than gathers rosnd Marengos
And gildcd thy decline,
Through the long twilight of all timc,
Despite passing clouds Of crime.
But thou forsooth must DO a king
Aud don the purple vest,
As IL that foolish robe could wiring
Remembrance ftom thy breast.
Whore Is that faded garment where
The gcwsaws thou fond to wear,
The star-thc stng-thc crest.
Vain, forward Child of empire say,
Are all Thy piaythnys snatchei away!
Where may the wearicd eye rcposo
When gazing the great;
Where neither guilty glory slows,
Nor dcspcablu staeS
Yes-onc-tho frs--thc last--thc best
The CEciunatus OF the West;
Whom envy darcs hate,
Bcqueathcd the of Washington,
To make man blush there but Oue!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
SUGAR CROP

The following is extract of letter Just received in
Washington City from of the most skilhI and sue
ccssiul Planters in Louisiana:
The Sugar crop Of Louisiana for 1920 will not ex-
coed from thirty TO thrty-six thousand hogshesds-
What falling off from the cghty-cight thousand of
the previous year! OF all the planters on the -
have reached the highest numbers and this is only one
hundred and iorythree hoghsheads; whereas my crop
should have exceeded three hundred"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

directly at war with the genius Of our nstitution.-
How many oil the most distinguished military charac.
ters oil past tmes-tbe French Mzrsh.ls for insauce--
have risen from the ranks, even under Monarchical
Governments! And has our Republican Confederation
to reproach itself with being less bera We hope that
Congress will inquire into the matter. tPet. Int.
In the House oil Representatives oil Pennsyiv ania, a
bill appropraiing upwards Of three millions Of dolsrs
Tor the completion Of canals and Rail Roads, has been
ordered to third reading.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

Upon an Appear
from a decree pro.
nounced by the SUI
Superior Court of
Chancery, held in
Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

@ INN REWARD will give The above re-.
P wv ward for The apprehen ion and delivery
10 me oi my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON, who ran Of
from Shirley last April William is rather taI snd
tout tawny,eoloured nego, about ~ years old, with
NICK lips and toeraby white teeth; he su,ter. little
when he speaks; bad on when he ran off plantation
c'o'hes-Dut no doubt has changed them before ihis
e,,, 20 HILL CARTER.
"""'tN' Chafles Ctty TO. Jan. 10 S7--wln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

az oANOkE. Roantke, inferior in blood or form 10
no horse in America will stand ~ Il usual terms
neM Charlotte Courthouse during the en- unr ssssop
"nlen WI terminate on The IOih eI July.
'""' 10 SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
feb. 26.

I%H EDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at nv
4Fh staDle In The county of Chesterfield, being the
same place he made his last season, within ono
mile OF moody's Tavern, Is from Petersburg and
~ from Richmond and is now ready to serve mares al
$50 the leap, $50 the season, payable the 18th july
next, when 1t will expre-S50 to insure mare pays.
bic as soon as she is known be i'm oa and one dollar
to the groom.
full l6 hands hgh-for form, senrtb beauty appea9.
ance, performance and blood, admired and approyed =
re mas made but one season, when he had III mares
Dcsdes my own MIR. John ID. Krby's mare Co1ustto
was however, put TO him before he made Sc son and
produced very promising grey Gcy, which is the on.
~ one OF ms get that has yet appeared 800 in cash
was offered for II at months old and $1,000 askeland
as adutionai evidence OF the value of his family sold
as ia 'he hal OF two es by Sir Charles out of Med.
10Y oam Old Reality four and the other two ycars
oiu, or Sz,0OO in money My overseer Mr.. Baugh
my son George, and Arthur Taylor all residing near ts
stable will attend particularly 10 all orders in my alb.
sence. w. X. JOHNSON.
Oncsterhelo, feb. t. 0I-w2m
WALUARLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE
The Subscriber, wishing TO remove 10 the West
wiz sell on accommodating terms that beautiful estate
called tolherngay, formerly owned by Col George
Hancock lying in the county of MONTGOMERY on The
NAN western road, fourteen miles West of Salem
(BotetourD containing eight hundred arres-,b,..
hundred OF which low grounds Of su,erior o,si,.
TWO hundred OF table or level high land-a large por
uon OF winch Is equal in fertility TO the fiat land: tbe
remaining three hundred ell-tmbered hill land
no improvements are very extensive and valuable,
copss"hg OF large two.story brick dweIliue.bouse.
WIN every necessary out-iouse for the
OF large idnily; large and convenient
WIN all useful ou'-buildng; first rate mill and
usnnety an excellent barn; and number Of new to-
complete repair. Young negroes will he tkon In nav
menI Terms &c. will be made known ON aooI;c,,;oo
TO the subscriber. JOHN r. Uicttsp H npSnI
Foheringsy. March so. jIaNwG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

three hundred weight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

\YikGiNiA: AT Court of Appeals, held at the
capitol in the city Of Richmond, Tuesday, Jan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
VIRGINIA GOLD.

The fredericksburg Arena states that Mr.. Riyan-
noli, chief director Of Of the large mining compa-
MES OF London attended by three other gentlemen ip
The employ Of the same company, in that town last
week. for the purpose Of making an examination Of the
Gold district with view Of asceriaining its mining
liabilities They intend visiting North Carolina also
and should the report which they will make, TO the
indications OF gold in either state he favorable the COM
pany in London will proceed forthwith 10 invest large
capital in the erection Of suitable buildings aud ma.
chine,v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

\V4IRGINIA: At u Court of Appeals, held at the
v capitol in the city of Richmond ON Tuesday, Jan.
uary, Goth 1880:
Nathaniel Pggot administrator
lie bons with the will annex
ed of Henley Taylor, dec. sc.
Applts.
against Upon Appear
james Lawrence Brown, an in from decree pro.
FAINT and only heir and lawful nounced by the SUI
disributce of Thomas nj. Brown, }Superor Court of
dec by John Brush his guardian, Chancery, held in
Caroline Radcliffe, an infant daugh- Richmond
ter of Francis Radcliffe, by the said
Fancis, her guardian and next
friend, and William Smith, father
and lawful distributee of Susan
Smith, dec. App'ees
The writ oil purcs scirefacias heretofore awarded 10
revive this appeal in the the said Nath Piygotas
Admor de bons of the said Henley TAYLOR dec not
being fully executed and appearing the satisfaction
OF the court that the appellees James L. Brown and John
Brush, his guardian, and Caroline Ratce and Francis
Radcliffe, her guardian, inhabitants of this com
monwealth: On the motion of the said Nathaniel pig
got by his counsel is ordered that the said last named
parties do appear hero the first Monday in Nav next
and shew cause if any they cam why the said appeal
shall not be and stand revived in the name of the said
Nathaniel Pggott administrator aforesaid and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted some news
paper printed in the city Of Richmond and continued
for two months successfully and that another copy be
posted at the front door of tho capitol in the said city,
Copy Teste,
Feb. TO- 99-wSw j. ALLEN, c. ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
lDWY6M SHHDa

srhc words A" beauty and booty" was the ratchyyord
tish army at tho battlco New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
q NlucM rEr nEMAiN. uN.rna.,
SONG OF ENIoRNTIoN.

SONG OF EMIGRATION.
Thero hoard song en- the Ginning sea,
mingled breathing OF grief and CLEO,
MANS voice. unbfoken by signs, was these,
Filling with triumph the sunny air,
or frosh groom lands, and Of pastures nav.
hsang, while the bark through the suress Dew.
But ever aud anou
murmur of farewell
Told by its pisotivo tone,
That nom wonan's lip IT fell.
Away, away DER the foamug main :"
This was the free aud the Joyous strain
1hctc are dcarcr skics than ours, Rfsr,
We will shape our course by a brighter star;
There are plains whose yerdure foot hath pressd
Aud whose wealth Is all for the first brave guest"
But alas that wc should go"
Sang then farewell n voices then
From tho homesteads, and low,
by the brook and IN the gieu."
"we will rear homes under trees that glow,
A. II gemsNSerc tho ffuitdge of every boaghi
Der our white walls NO viii train the vine,
h'd sit in its shadow at days decline;
And watch our herds, as ,hcy range al viii
Through the green sayannas, all bright and STILL"
&c But WOO for that shade
OF the no,vering orchard trees,
Where first children play'd
Midst the birds md honey bees I"
can, all our own shall tho forests be,
AZ 20 the bound OF tho toe-bnck ffea
None shall say, Hitler, no further pass y
Mo viii track each stop Through tho wavy erass;
we VIII chase the elk in his speed and might,
and bring proud spois to tho hearth at uxht,"
" But, OH tho grey church-tower,
And tho sound Of the Sabbath-bou
And = sheltered garden hover
We have bid them all farowcli."
" wc viii give the names OF our fearless race
TO zach bright river whose we trace;
We will leave our memory with mounts aud floods,
And tho path OF our daring In boundiess woods. !,
AMI our works unto many u lakes srecu shors,
Where the Indians grove lay alone, be forc."
But who shall teach tho flowers,
Which our children loved, TO dwell .f-
In a soil that is not ours?
Home, homo and friends, fareweill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
Com. JAMES BARRON, -
Cond'g y. S. Many Yard, Gosport.
.Mr. IHil.n,,,. eertiGente :

Hr. WILSON'S certificate, (.No.I.)
Having seen certificate OF Jeffries Wilkinson that
ne inspected received certain coping sone distinctly
ct the instance OF Com Barron;his is to certify that
Mr. "ilknson appeared to be very uncertain who re.
quested hun, few days before his certificate appeared
having told me 1t was Mr.. King, 1t Smoot, or the
Commodore-senae of fhcm-dmongst them. This took
place during the conversation relative TO Master In
specor and was about to include il in my certificate
on that point but did not, the Commodore not then
tn mixing ii would be necessary. JNO. WILSON.
Portsmouth, 10th Aug 1890.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

"a kuSI SALE.-Ey virtue of Deed of trust.
n executed TO the subscriber by John GooJali. and
"in. NJ Candish and wife, which deed duly recorded
Tue sac John Goodal he the subscriber for the pur
poses expressed In the sal deed will proceed 10 se
toeng required 70 do so, by the president and masters
OF professors OF William aud Mary Coilege public
aur,ion, for ready money, in front OF the Courou
OF james City Comfy on Monday the thirteen, day
Of September next. being Court day, if fair If not The
mrs lar DAY thereafter. certain Tract OF Lsnd yins
and being in the County of James Civ which +; a.,
70 contain seven hundred and nfy acres be the same
more or less be longing 10 the said jain Goodall and
iofmsry owned and occupied by William Allen decd
oucn ute, as The Trustee has, will be conveyed TO The
purchasers and no otherhe title however il bsIieva
TO he perfectly good EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
nuSu'o. 26-wtds Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

mo. o.
Extract from Public Document
"Navy Department to Miles King-Dr
lSl7-To compensation for contracting for. and
experimenting the building of the
Marine Barracks at the Navy Yard
Gospor, S2so
ls2l-To compensation for purchasing the ma
terals, employing mechanics and Ia
bourers and experimenting the build
ing of Ship House, at the Navy Yard,
Cosport avg
l525--To compensation for purchasing materials,
employing io5ourers and superinfend-
ing the filling up the Dockin the Ma
Wy Yard Gosporf Ios
lS2o-To compensation for purchasing the mate
rails and experimenting the Stating
the houses at the Navy Yard Gosport, $50
$1,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

A NORM, Fodder. Oats. Plantation utensils CaffIe
" &c. will be sfld to the highest bidaer ON Wed
neay after the third Monday in September next: aIso
survey The of SALE in every case, will be ac.
commoda'ing This sale will be said land in IN e
County Of Prince Edward, 8 or miles sout, n thr
and about the same distance from mp
den Sidney College. RICHARD p WATSON T.
August 81. "a -.a.. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

sxtt Of Newspaper dseussua. have. thsrssors bssn
delayed longer than anticipated 10 collecting papsrs
and testimony necessary this vindcson. II is now
presented in the simple form. tor perfect under
standing Of tho question which Me- King has raised
between us. and respectfully submit,ed to the judg-
nhent and eahdor Of an impartial public.
JAMES BARRON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
mo. 81
.Mr. Bro,one's certificate.

Mr.. Bro,ones certificate.
This is to certify that all contracts received by the
Commandant OF this Yard placed under my charge
and when called for, / have produced them The con-
tract or agreement of L. Scranton for the delivery OF
Coping Stone, in like Manner on its receipt from
.he Navy Agent, delivered into my possession, where
thas remaned SINCE and have no recollection o
having given it to Com Barron the time it is said 10
have been put into Wikinsons hand
:, SAM'L b. BROWN
u. s. NAVY YARD, GospoRr,)
August 9th, 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

mo S.G
Mr.. VIEWS certificate
DRY Dock GosPoRT, NAVY YArp.1
August oath, 1890
S1R-Ihis is to certify that have mustered the men
employed on this work from the commencement of the
same, and state that Jeeres Wilkinson never has been
employed here in any capacity.
Very respectfully,
GEO. Y. WEBB
Com. JAMES BARRON, Present.