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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will,
~ give reward Of 90 dollars, IL taken within be
State Of Virginia and 100 dollars IL taken out of fine
State, for the appfobcn and delivery of nv man
Arthur, calling himself Arthur Washington who rama
way from The city Of Richmond, the 26th Of Decern-
her last lie is tall, welImade negro very black mo-
lite and respectful In his department. generally smiles
when spoken lie is first rate blacksmith and about
80 years Of age, can read and write, and my belief is
that he has forged himself free pass or copied one
forged by some white person. with the view Of going 10
the North lie had on when he clopcd, a blue cloth
coat with velvet collar and drab cassnet pantaoops and
blue cloth waiscoat. SAMUEL PLEAsANTS.
Jan. IL. s3-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14

KuICKLE'S OFFiCE-Drawins of the Rjchmond
lv1 ID. OK Lottery, 9Th Glass.
~ 80 SO IL As Sc "a Al 2
The next Class will be drawn the Goth n.t
+. MICKLE.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
viii he drawn in this city on Wednesday af(er next
Qhe goth instantly
PRIZES!
$1,000 of 81 900
500 OF 500
200Oj 5 of 300
200 10 Of 200
2022 10 Of $50
SC. &c.
Tickets $i-Halves S2-Quarters 81. For Sale by
E. MlCKLE,
Next below the Door Of the Eagle Hotel
- W ORDERS from the Country for Tickets enclosing
Cash or Prize Tickets will be promptly attended to-
aahress r. MICKLE,
1dh. IL S3-2 Richmond, Va.
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The great press Of Convention matter has unavol0a-
bly, excluded many articlesmore especially that Of
The Proceedings OF tie Va. Legislature and Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14

u Mr.. Robert HiH is now on a collecting tour
through the counties of Hanover, King William, GIou-
cester. Matthew'S, &c. &C. We respectfully ask our
subscribers TO pay him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13
" IN NarDer.

BANING been with ;Uctcr SUTHERLAND, of New.
IA York. for some Time, and prsctised under his d..
rection, and being appointed by Dr S. Ms his agent
for this section OF country, offers his services TO the
public in the cure of -, spepsy, without the use Of ne.
dicine Can be seen at all times at his Druggist Store
on Fairfax Street, Alexandria, where satisfactory evi.
dcnce can be given OF cures performed in q few days
time oct 70
yuVIIE su,scrDcr respecIruIN mIUrms HIS TIcuus anu
4 the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, a few doors
below his old stand; where he continuesto carry onthe
Saddle, Harness < Trunk business,
IN .ALL RS HgRIOUS BKdNCHES
lie tenders his grateful, acknowledgements to his
friends and the public, for the liberal patron sc he has
received from them; and begs leave to assure them,
that. with tn. aid of the best w%orknen, and an am
ME supply of the most choice materials, he will DO
able 10 render entire satisfaction to those who may
please to favor him with their business, either by order
or personal application.
lie has ON hand at this time, and win continue to keep
a large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, bes' quality; stuff flaps
po do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do b. 81 and common
plated and steel bltled or1dl IS, Of various kinds
Plated and >tcel mounted nartingales
ssddle-bags of the latrs' fashion. and common
VeIsses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass anil japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japAnned.in mounted caIryall hsr-
Wagon. cart. anil drsy harness
Fire buckets aud haltefs
And also a general assortment Of
| EIegani LLuyd Leathcr Travelling Trunks
And a great variety #
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and bras bride bits and stirrups
SsJdietrees and bucksk,ns. assorted
l.ufalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadd Is, harnes SIS, and trunks of all kinds, repair.
ed At the shortest notice.
con, ;O JAMES VANSANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13
DysYepsy cured \ Prevented.

AN Y. SUTHERLAND. having discovered the
- cause Of, and the remedy for, this most direfuI dis
ease, offers his servicesto those who have suffered bv
its distressing influence, for q short time or for many
years.
lie has entire confidence in the remedy, If admins.
tered sgreeably to his directions, not merely from his
belief in the correctness of its principles A. connected
with the cause of ~dyspepsy, but also from having prao-
tised il with complete success in a very great rumber
Of obstinate cases in which the patients have been a.
Aicted with some or nearly all Of the following s, mp.
toms: pain in the h, nd; dizziness, or vertigo; confusion
Of mind, attended with loss of memoir, disagr~ able
taste in the mouth; timid'ty; melancholy, irritabii.'y.
loss of appetite; nanses; a gnawing IN the strn.c h
when emptyi affection OF the nerves; attended with
general debility and loss of energy; chillness; affection
of sight; sourness or burning OF the stomach, Astuien.
cy. pressure on the stomach after meals, producing
great uneasiness and distress; cold feet and hands, lam
gor; weakness of the stomach attt nd, d with vomiting.
acid erIictatIon; uneasiness in the throat, with pain in
the side or breast; palpitation; weakness and pains 10
the legs. frequent and involuntary signing, yawning;
dropsness; irregularity fthe bowels, pain in the back
,rcmnr, disur, disturbed sleep.
Those persons who are affected with any or oil Of
the above mentioned, and consider ( en- evils "too
gr.evous to be borne" are respectfully mme
To call on DIR s. b, whom they are confidently assured
that his remedy will effect a speedy an permanent re.
lief. ard will also prove a preventive against the re.
turn Of the disease. References will be irade to re.
,pec,ablc ladies and gentlemen, residing in this city
and elsewhere, who have been benefited by the use
Of this remedy
Or sutherland may be seen at his oAice. No. Sc
Wall street, every day Except Sun6ays) between10
No 1873 Elm, corner IF Grand street.
New York. Oct 20
~" have appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, OF Alexandra, District Of Columbia, my
Agent. who has been fully qualified for curing Dys.
pep,y. on the plan practscd by INV self oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13
New F0N Goods

have received by packets President AMI George
wv Toun, from philadelphia and New York, parto OF
our FALL. STOCK; which enables us to oher' On IL
bcral terms. :,
London super blue. black, olive. green, brown aid
mixed cloths
pe,isse cloths cassincrcs and sa'incsts
Blank, IS and Aann, Is. pl'nand printed ba'zes
Ncr,no aud common circ assians
Vomhazincs and hombazetts
Valencia. swan down and toIlmct vestings
Scotch aud English plaids; plain and pid can'o'e's
Iiahsn ius,rings and gros de Naples
Satin icvan'ine, senc,ews and sar'lcts,
q 4. and 5 q nodes; satins and Horences
Italian and French grapes; pongee =.
Meripo scars. shawls AMI hdSfs. some extra qla'V
plain white IN. rino shawls, a mar arlicie
1bibet. barage aud silk handxerchlets
English and India handshnoes
Italian and Bar. elons cravats
Plain and printed jacnnet 90
Irish table diaper ) i to lO4 :,
ID, linens and sheetIngs; black and brown Holland
iwilled slcsing; buriaps and osnaourgs
4 general assortment ut
NsUOHESTYC CO7TON GOODS;
cons'stingrln par, OF
Tickipgs - :
Bleaci,ed and brown sheetngs and shir'ingS
I.rcy and tur.iiure pisids.
Cotton osn Aburgs, C. &c
an of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer 49, R.,oI ,,,..,s
Nc 9 COVHcT " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
Correspondence Of IA " " Journal Of Commerce.
Tn ted Stsig.' Shin B9ston
Uu IN NIfIr* ohIN B9sIOn,
AT PoRT MAttox Aug 26 1880 {

SIE-Ws arrived IT Gibraltar on the second Of Au
gust where remained about a week Here learn.
ing OF the Capu.e OF Algiers. our destination was
chang d. and at the d. sire Of Com modore Porter
SGT sail FOR shoD about the h. whore we arrived os
tbs afternoon Of the Is n II re we found Mr. Lee
and familv who appeared in EXCELLENT hath and 6ne
In few dayp for France Stree his arrival he has
been staying on b5arl Of the u s, Fiea'e java with
Com Bddls. Hi, departure was accompanied BY se-
lutte Of Is guns
Commodore Porter intends 10 20 from this to A..
EieTs, and ar erwsrds 10 Tnns, where he IL determine
ed TO remain and soon he has made the proper
sansen nts, he purposes to r. iarn TO The u States for
his family.
The Java, 'bs Lexington, end Fairfield, besides ous
own vssssl, are now lying in this port. We only
waiting or lair WIND, @h IN leave this Tor Algiers.
Alter leaving he D,ul 81 Tunis, cruise
OF several months, hn' In what quarter IL unknown.
The capture Of Agicrs has altered materially the as-
pect Of affairs In the Mediterranean: many specuations
have been started 10 the probable result Of this inn
porlant event The situation OF the inhabitants is re-
presented wretchrd 10 III, extreme. The p,ide tn
nIiHsrence the dir Of contempt that crmefiy marked
their character, IL no longer vdble they are seen
IN custsrs in the sire. ts showing their tears the
Ios'ihey have sustained, Thu many hundred crpples
that oil the Lazueuos and Hospiias about Ne, prove
ieo satisfactorily hst this spir, Of def was not 20
easily sutdued. The pace is literally covered witt
oh,es Of the most ia cking appssrance; S5me on
clutches from the Ioss Of leg, others deprived Of
arm, or o'herwise msIned. With huRdrsds ssri-
ovsy Injured. II 10 ssid that Upwarde Of nine bur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
To the Editor Of the Baltimore Republican

NOVEMBER o. 1880.
SIR.-O5ssrvus in your paper Of this morning, an
dent Monroe. while our Minister at Pati.,I am
minded OF two others, which 1 oH.r you for pubea-
tiop.
Being at Paris in 1885, aud frequent PER sk-r Of the
hospitality Of the American Minis er, sai,sl on him
one morning during the time Thomas Pune was his
guest AID engaged in writing letter to General YAH
tngton. Mr. Monroet old me tho Circumstance, and
that the language Of the letter very abusive and
exeepicnable. that he might be ceusured for permits
ting such letter TO be written In his house.
he had said every thing he could think 70 Juce Pane
todecline itbut feared without eff Paine must
have been sensible, tina nothing bu his nisrr able
eircumsan induced the Minister To entertain him
the uns AT the request OF Mr.. Moaroe, went di
rsct'y into Painc's room, aud az was known to him,
ne commenced reading to me what he had written. A.
soon as could hni an opportunity OF iDterrupiing him
without off,nce expostulated with him the violence
Of the terms used toward the President Of the Uni ed
States, who. as commander Of the American Armies,
had acquired the gratitude Of the coun,ry but the
thor OF common prouj OF his services w-
ter and irritable from his age and ordey habits OBJ
snatey persisted, and not only sent, but published the
offensive letter.
About The time this Minister in his solcituds TO
further the interests OF his counrymen who had claims
on the French government, aked the writer, who
Of them, II he thou ght that government could OBJ
tain loans from individual capitalists Of the United States
10 be applied in the discharge Of the Ametc elaine?
To this az well a. can recollect, repel, that the
credit OF the French government then good at
home, possibly such loans might b.. ob,sred; that il
would do no harm 10 try and might therefore be pro-
posed TO that government.
1t appeared, however, that on both these subjects,
Mr.. Monroes conduct fairly appreciated or I'M
dersocd by some Of his country less acquainted
with such anecdotes because they were dista0 from
the scenes witnessed by your correspondent. o. Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
TIE Clay CoNYEN mon

The Opposition Pafty OF N jersey, held a Conven-
ton on the oath ut, to dominate candidates for the
23d Congress, having put into nomination Mesrs SiIas
Condit, Lewis Conflict Isaac Southa.d j. +. Randolph
x. M Cooper, and T. II. Hughes. They proceeded to
adop. certain general resolutions, and among the the
'oowng:
RssolUei Tint sxpedien t, non Il sppoin dele
gs'to meet such Delegation has shall he
the usual Sas CDlv9f9n' u
next Prudential election, for thu purpo,e Of selecting candidates Ia
he supported ny the Nsions Repnhc,u friend, Of the
can System for Pfe;ient and Wee Presdcut that two
more Delegates he appointed for each oounty.r
The Opp 'sition Prints cry out, that the work goes
braveiy on THE Washington Core spondent of The
Phil. " u Gazette" tfi ms that il gives much uo-
easiDess to the Jackson party in Washington The Ma
uona Journal msgaiss tLi' assertion and aft ms tn
the opponents Of Mr. Clay " are considerahly alarmed
at the Increasing indications throughout hs country
corresp ndencr Of iesIDs and action th. subject"
Alarm J where IL the sign Of it, They are amused
not alarmed by the movement and we suspect the
dy IL no, very distant, when those persons who sre
now most warmly for tbs proposition, will be tho fret
rue Its adop ion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
.ano,her base eoin-noiled 10 the eourte, ;


"RaHd0lph and The ADMINISTRATION ,sd th before Randolph
e the country snd eirecay the dinner grs hosor Of him
Norfolk he eErre'cd sg'n and sSan h.. dk snd
tempt Of the present Cabinet To VB VIII had
'eended 10 leave his dep journey Niffok
upon the E1vy he k the md II the gentlemen s,,embed
al that dinber this don't like politics. Nj
Buren you flank politician M Van he
went reetstng Me- Van Buren, The esd NJ every
nth the most iroid ~he NJ Vac Boenw', The
wthnE his
nfmsn ,upro.s' that The jse Of The AImuion se
him ru, Of The county Coie 9d e0He" 'fass. Journal
Dean Swift IN hs Z" .4rt at Political LlGug'' re-.
crmHen6s II 10 all fonencers, TO make their
t0hdles sizdbIe But the falsehcods actively crcu-
Lated by the Oppo ition about Mr.. Randolph are SO
nnostroUs, that ihs Pdbic is unable 10 swallow the ~
The above IL Of ihis descripion--Thpre IL not one
word Of truth in the whos statement. Mr. Ysa b.
rem not AT the dinner given 10 Mr.. r. at Norfolk
A, no time did he address him 10 this mouusr. Mr.
r courteous and agreeable 10 every person with
wi om he had any sort Of niereourseWe understand,
from unqussonahls authority, that whenever the pre-
sent Cabinet spoken " 10 the slightest terms Of
dispsrsgemeDt, Mr. II. uniformly replied, that II was
much abier and honest Cfbnet III IN The pfeced-
ing SO much for the vefdeity OF the Boston Jour-
nal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
yNyHIRrY DOLLARS REWARD R,n.9a,, &c.,

FHNHlRFY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rsnaway from
n ihe subscriber, on Thursday the l7ih of June
last, lie Nsgro man MOSES: he IL among the common
81 r"u' 30 to 81 years # age, Of diogy yellow COM
pexion, has scar side o. his face, behaving il
b. on The right side, coming up 10 the tight eye also
one on his hand believed 10 be mis- Ish hand occa.
sioned by bufn. Mo'es is by trade Blacksmith, and
can make se~ed shoe, "a well as p-gged he some
times CALI himself Moses Lewis l will give the above
rewfrd u delivered to ms in Goochsnd, or fifteen
Dollars II lodged 10 any Jail an get him again,
WA. SOUTHWORTH.
p 5. II Is believed that Moses CARRIED of with him
Slvef French Watcb-ihe do's beiwstn the figures
are guilt. also enclosed With two guilt linss. w.
GooctIaud, Dc. 8. 6O-wst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

virtue Of dsed Of rust executed by p r. Shel
hD ton 10 Fred Peasapts, aud ih- sub .crbsr dated
sep ~ 1919, Tor certain purpo'es therein
laDd which deed is OF record in the clerks office
hanover Couri) SHAH, as surviving Truestse, sell
before the front door of the Eagle Hotel in the city IF
Richmond, at IL o'clock, on Monday the 18Th day oil
Dscember 1880. all the undivided rights, titles and in
tefest OF the said p. T. Shelton in and to a certain
Ehae Consisting OF lsnds and 'lave in the pos
o. Peter Foster ard Anne his wife, of the county OF
HaGover, which said Anne Anne Sbel on, widow
"f John Sneon, formerly Of III mover, and which said
property by said John Shelton wiIled to ssid Anr
during her life and by said John remainder in fee 10 hi
children by name, OF whom the said p. r. Shelton was
one iths convey such title only as by said deed is
conveyed to me trustee.
WILL. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE
Dec. b 6O--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

SSToP THE THIEF.-stoleu or s'rayed from the
~ subsctibef's stable at ShadweH Mills, Abemarle
County, on the night cf the fifteenth November, 1890
light bay Horse six years old next spring, about 8
fest OF inches high. with short blaze in his face
right fore foot and left hind foot white short hsndoe
head round body, eorse hair oieraby long tail.
rather short about the mdde PAGES and trots we'll bot
gsllops rather short and sh-A reward OF Ten Doisu
viii be given for the delivery OF the Horse at the Union
or ShAdwel Mite, or TO any person giving smch oior
nation thet get him by letter directed TO Esereliss
villa Poet Ofics, Absmsre.
De =. so -3t JOHN B. MACRUDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
M Office TO DYsPEPTIcs.-In The Enunrel Of

~ Office TO DYSPEPTICS.-In the Enquirer of
the l6'h ut p omised to furnish he public with
evidence OF cures by certificates OF in ividudis-I now
hasten to redeem that pledge by the following:
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia of very seri.
Gus character, for aboutS or years and last April APP
piled 10 Mr.. Hassd, in New York; the disease did
not yield entirely 10 the remedy for tho FIRST month
but finally, has completely restored my health Dur
ing my residence in New-York. have been witness
10 hundreds OF cures, effected by o. Has,ed, and have
no doubt OF the entire efficacy of his know
that Doct. John Dove is practising in Richm cd,
upon the same principles. and with the same success
as the original discoverer, MIR Oliver Hai.ted
II. II. KING
RIcHMoND Nov IS, 1880
have been afflicted with Dyspepsii, more or l-ss
for about ten years. gradually getting wor.s until Ju-
iy, 1920, when il assumed alarming appearance
and Tor about months, unable to devote more
than half o. my lime 10 bu.inass-In The s,ooih of A.
pril last, applied to Mr. Diver Hais,ed 10 the CITY
OF New Yo X, and by The use Of hi, remedy ootaiasd
INN eda,e relief and have continued well up TO this
time. When Doctor j. Dove advertised .tbe gent of
MIR. Hilsted called ON him and found his remedy
the same had been practising and 10 tho OF which,
a'cribe wholly, my restoration health. Ii is but
justice to cay, that have the most implicit confidence
JAMES C. CRANE
RICHMOND. Nov. "a, 1880
The subscriber having, for the last ten years been
afflicted win INDIGESTION and functional arrangement
OF the liver, to an alarming sxteA take. great pleasure
10 stating that Ia his belief, from actual expe tho
remedy lately discovered by Oliver Halsied. OF New
York. and prcIised by D,ct John Dove of thi. cl.
~, (under whom for the last months, he has been
pstien is certain TO remove all obsruetioDs where
functional arrangement OF the stomach and liver only
has taken place; provided the patient is attentive 10
the use OF the remedy, and moderate in his diet.
VIM PEARSON.
RICHMOND, Nov. ~, $780,
have been suffering under Tndg tim for the last
years, and having made Of the remedy for the cure
Of by pepsi, pracised by DR. Dove, OF this city, I
do OF hesitate to say, have the fullest confidence in
it, efieary. JOHN FISHER.
RICHMOND. Nov. 30, 1880.
TO these could add many more, but as the two fret
have rensined cured sinos May last, aud they are
gentlemen Of the FIRST resPeclsbility, IL would
utterly hopeless To convince the nceduous, II their
certificates viii not do D.: the two last from gentlemen
Of equal respec,sbty, only added TO prove that tho
remedy OF o. Hasted, prsetsed by myself y attend
ed with equal success. JOHN DOVE
RICHMOND, Dec.3 6O-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

FBNO MERCHANTS-Wsnrsa .ituation a. Clerk in
n ID G'of Store, young man from Aiexandrs,
OF ste 'dy and industrious habits who ha. had consie
rahlt experience in the above business, a complete
knowledge OF accounts, and writes good hand, and
hatsrs himself, rom his general knowledge OF the bu
siness, and the practical duties OF Clerk that his
services will he ceptabe. TIE those wanting the mrst
unquestionabe recommendations will be given. For
further Information enquire Of the printer.
Dec. 60-At~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

AMRS THOMAS HATCHER will open her
S w house & Frame Building south side OF Capitol
Square) Tor the reception Of boarder, by the we
mon or yehr-also, or 10 Members Of the ensuing
L'gIHaturs can he accommodated There have been
-o"e -Pdps shd improvements recently made, which
che trusts will render the situation coroforabls md AZ.
'haDs Sle VIII lkswi'e he glad 10 board gentlemen
Who may wish 10 lodge elsewhere Terms each case
by h. month Dee3 en- o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

cHANOERY tin Hanover County Count October 3O(h.
Il ~ $1,000 O'"'
Joseph Voolfolk, William D,baey, sad J,,eph D,susy,
Plaintiffs
Henry sPeer, David spiee Elizabeth h
wife, D.f.nJ.a,.
THIS day the Pl-in,iG by their Counsel flied Their h
IN th' esusesnd tbs DsfenIsa Henry Spios Sim,
and Elizabeth hi, wife, having
security according the Act Assembly Rule, of
this Court aud appearing To the satisfaction III. Court hey
inhabitants VI this
SAID Defendants, Henry Spcer, John L. hi,
vile, do here the first dy Of February
answer the sad BILL and that Of this Ods he
serted IN the Enquirer published Rich
mond Tor two nent' suceSt and that another
at the front door Of the eourhour e this copy Tee
PHILIP % WINSTON o. H. q.
DEC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

EXAMINERS BANK OF VIRGINIA The annual
A. seeing Of the Stockholders, Tor the election ol
Directors lor the Bank and for the Offices Of Dscoon,
and Deposit, 1iIi be held Wsdnesday The dav ~
January next WIN. NEKERYIs Cash.
Dof'S' 60 2Swtdfo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

DIED. On Saturday evening" at half o'clock after
Illness three weeks s9u apopexy yonS MTERs Esq ogod
%, eldest Of venerable
Collector Of this Port Tho deeply Affective to m family
Tor he iuhcd the duties OF and brother exemplary
fidelity and az aneconate socude worthy highest ap
Prcciaon. ~ duties ss citizen and officer always die
charged with aacfty and with degree good udgm
system winch made them effective
friends. 49, - ~
On Wednesday night at the house Of Samuel Shepherd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

BANK STOCK AT AUCTION o. Mood,v ,6-
- 9th instant At II oclockwill be sold al the Coffee
House, 165 Shares Of Sock, Of The Bank oF iyo;,,;o
and go Shares NJ Farmers Stock, beopg ping 70 lie s.
ate OF the late VIM Gait, Eq, and will be ,ol4 Nv or
der o' W. Executors JAS. II. LYNCH
Dee. 3. So,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
NOTICE TO FARMERS.


EHAVlNG numerous repa,rs and large additions 10
a II make 10 my Mill, l So all step grinding on the
hrst day OF February Those who intend &c pding
do so before the 18th January, about ,hM day .ha
stop buying p. J. CHEyALLIE
Dec 8. 60-tl5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

The N. Intellis sncer fcreets lie fornor plea. We
reeoect distinctly Its disclsimng all responsibility for
all the opinions OF its correspondents, OF the extracts
Il ,elected from other psper..- Now, IL 10 pleased TO
change i,s ethicsand Eau Editor who sen-
tment into his paper from another" (et the piece
contain ever so many assertions Is he
to stamp all OF them with his approbstion"!