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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

Cotd Wdie, An Alabama paper, in noticing
the eagelness with Which some oil Mr. Van. Bu
ien's friends are pushing his pretensions tn the
next Presidency, AIS" no lar ms we have my
Indications Of the puolIc sentimen, in this State
we are strongly inclined 10 the opinion that the
thing like a majordy,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

From Gan2sons 4ptJrsEmi PooUerbs. &c
Whenever yon see man spen ing mis-
time in lounging abou thu streets talking poll
ucs, you need not expecI that he mas money 10
lend.
Whenever yon see young men spending their
leisure hours at some resort of gaming or some
other amusement. II is a sure sign thai they will
never become greaI men.
Whenever yon see young lady tight.
ly laced, tits = SIRE sign she wishes to i'm
pose upon herself aud the public bv snow.
fng what she has no, got by nature, a small
waist.
" whsn you hear men talking loudly in
gr0g shop or tavern, il is sure sign that
they awe beea smelling the bar keeurr's bot
lie.
When you hear voungster eugross the
whole OF a conversation, il is a sure sign tina,
lie has not got sense e,ough to listen.
Nhsh you see a lady walking the streets
Win servant following, carrying her comb,
S'is sure sign that il Is too large to be " ORA
OUT.
The verles blockhead can pull down a
house, but ii requires good mechanic to build
one.
An Intelligent old woman is always wei
come trend /; none shsn her company, but NJ
are eased with her sensib { conversation.
ionng Ladies who spend their leisure h urs
IN looking nj themselves in glass aud dress
ing, seldom become intelligent
My young irend, De careful in your choice
VI ~lie, do not marry iool unless YOU " ish
10 heget for yourself .roube AM shame.
"hen you see man spending MS money tor
rum Instead OF books, be sure that he ts likely
10 become more noisy, but nut as wise as il his
choice had been books
have travelled much. and have noticed tina,
wherc farmers house is stocked with books
MS children are sure 10 be int lligent.
u you see merchants clerks, when from
under the eve at their employers engaged in
"rinkin. and gambling, il is a sure Ign that
'aere Is time when they would not like
10 nav the whole world TO wtnrss their ac'
lions.
II man feels disposed TO ridicnle the Scrip.
'u'e or quote passage for the purpose ofexcI-
ung i'nshter would advise him to retire int
some secret place until he has sufficiently anu
sea himself. He will thereby avo,d canning
we fisk OF inj"ring the feelings uf those who
nave respect Tor the scripture
lou ever see person get offended nj the
papncaton of an article that was not intended
10. ",m' II Is sure sign that ne has been guilty
oi q like cliuie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04
EDUCATION.

= nHE Summ.r session. oil tt ibscriber' 5
4 school viii commetice on thu first day OF
April. WIN. S. REID.
March ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

Good The Richmond Enquirer, a few
weeks since, pnblished, with great commenda-
tIo". speech which IL said Mr. Randolph de
llsered dur'h6 the sluIng al the Convention
Mr.. Randolph den,cs that he ever made any
such speech ana the Enquirer publishes his
naked DENIAL, without tommeni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

n Thr Presidents Message, as we expect.
ed, receives high commentator in the EnglisI,
prints. Is complimentary tone towards that
country d.manded some such sckno wledg
ments ; and. besd S, some oil its doctrines are
better suited 10 that hemisphere than 10 this.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

Names-One would think that so cheap a
thing as name ought never 10 be uncouth
The poor man can name his children win as
fancful cognOmen as the richest ant most
nurse proud ar.stocrat in the country. Towns.
NAV be named after the noblest ard most Clio.
rious places OF G,eecs and Italy, down to the
dulIest spots in Christendom-from Athens and
Rome downlo BGotia and Tippsra,y But
there is free choice Of good names, and e.
noueh of them, why will people therefore
choose the bad !? We are led TO this notice
from having seen in n certain paper an account
of sandry religious associations ant resivas 10
the southern states. Among sundry churches
that had experienced times of refreshing. we're
10 be found those Of Goose. Poni-Poiscat and
Catfish churehes Touching tine 'stcf church.
es, it was asserted that they hal a speei season
at the Poiecdt meeting, and great ngdthenng
among the Catfish 6re'hreR Now We are al
slight loss to conceive why such names are
applied 10 places OF worship. The, mus, cer
tainiy combine burlesque ideas wheneve, they
are Northumberland they arr 81 villainousl,
0atre, that they cannot but demand smile
Local causes NAV sometimes Eroduce such
monstrous names, but good sense IN the nhabl.
tanls OF such places, should lead them " to drop
Abe tale" Bucks Cy LiteHigencer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

IL We continue to-day our extracts from
Mr.. Ba,tons Sleech aud Wide We candidly
admn that we d. not approve OF such harshne.s
and personality ON thr floor of The Senate, we
must al the sane time s'y,w believe il rs he
only way IN which the author u the East Room
Lett er ought 10 be assard--As 20 The disgust
affected 10 be FELT b, the Rlchmnnd E.unuirrr,
WHO has extracted from The Speech column
o! disconnected sentences, in order, with It's usu.
al jesullry, 10 make nonsense of IT, it Is really
laughable, aud Is sedIy laughed at.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

~ The NashnHc Republican gives to the
editor OF the Columbia Telescope, The organ Of
The dIsnnionis n Sonth Carolina, a srye,e aud
merted irhuks br the reasonable violence of
its course We He glad to see the source from
winch tins rehuki comes II leads rs TO hone
that something good mey yet come out of MAJ.
arelh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-04

tei Vh oou'h~a WIN PoH'lClaosi o} quobpg
paragraph frpm the Charleston writer
"ials24, MIR liayne voted in favor of a
bill 10 construct a road from Memphis IN len
nessse to Little luck. IN the Territory of Ar.
kansas. Indeed ON the subject Of lniernnl
Improvement, M hkyne was not surpassed
IN zeal, even by dt. Nebste, himself lie (hr,
II refused any and every mitigating amend.
msnt. several Of which We're proposed-such
as, obtaining the tonseai Of he siuis, through
Uhieh Roads aud Canals .oere to be made
Dividing the money 10 be appropI iaicd Tor Inter
nal improvement among the several States in
the proportion o Ieprrsentnlon--whir Inch would
have given ever, State Us due proportion Vide
Senate journal, " the first Session II the sth
Cong rhS-pag 3l3 aud 3ls
Let the adm reIs OF Mr. Hague, reconc lie
II they tan, his present conscient,ous bel.tf'
with whai WIS u'ques,,onabIy, his former con
sCientions conduit"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23
Cumberland, Dec. 10.

HHON DION MALE ACADEAIY-The b,ctiber
-AD who was some time Instructor in the Univ,r.
sly oil No I'll Carolina will open school in the above
institution on the 1917 OF the present Month. The
course OF instruction in the Cla.sics and Mathematics
VIII he as extensive as in any similar institution and
sufficient to- qualify students for entrance on advanced
-ahiIg, INTO any oil hi CHER semnariss OF learning
boarc can be obtained IN III respectable fainr.
III the vicinity at $50 for the session oil mcnhs TUT
uon for the period:
In the Languages and higher Mathe MATES SIP 30
omii"h rnsIlsh hfanch"@, 10 90
lns rucion will like wise b given 10 such as desire
IL III The French, ard Spanish. As the morality OF
hose committed to his charge will be strictly guard
-d more oi VIGOROUSLY bad character need be sent AZ
'h"y will not be suferedhy remaining, TO corrupt the
morals OF others The inhabitants of the town will!
cooperate with the teacher in the suppress zion OF vice
ana The preservation If good order. In pom of hearth
moral ard ichned society, cenIa position and conve-
nience OF access Boydon is probably not eAcclcd BY
any village III the Sou hern country The fact OF il.
having been selected the site of the proposed Col.
lrge ample evidence of is advantages in thrs.
pscts With prospective view 20 the design of this
establishment To bring liberal education trifhin The
reach NJ persons NJ IN derdte Jori;.ne the board and
tuition have been fixed at low rates Those wishing
20 fend would best do early, that no time may he
his classes. JOHN T. WYCUE AZ
N b. To those unacquainted with its situation, il
may be satisfactory TO know that the Academy il in a
very retired place, from the hustle of the town
jan IL SI-w isF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23
pOBI9InNN.

The INDIANS The Courant Of last week, contain.
e. notice, calling on the citizens Of Hartford to az.
tend Meeting at the City Hall, M Thursday evening,
10 take into consideration the subject Of the Indians
Although notice Of this meeting given IN but one
single p'per large n Imber attended, Of whom one
bali were ladies'
Gen. Terry was declared chairrnan Of tbs meeting.
pea Terry Secretary. Gen. johnson wa, nominated
ana chosen assistant Secretary; but the chairman de.
cared II eouid not be vote, aud Jonathan Edwards
Editor Of the Mirror, was, tursuan, TO pre,io,s 80
rsngemeni, called to the place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

FENRUST SALE.--By virtue of a deed of trust. ex.
ID ccuted TO the subscribers by Lanccot Woodward.
the 10 day of October 1922 and recorded i'm Goocb
land County, We shall in pursuance of the directions OF
said decd on the 9th day of this month (January) il
fair II not the next fair day, proceed TO sell TO the high
est bidder at public auction, for cash, the following pro.
pcryt witt all the said LanccOts interest in the real
estate whereof his fathers. Woodward die scscd being
oncundvidcd 9th part the widows dow.
er,& all his disrbuabe share OF hissad la personal
estatc-~S mules, one horse an saddle three Wagons
two carts and gear, two coal machines with ropes buck.
cts ani cowcs,2j picks, shoves and maus two boats
and furniture, aud parcel OF blacksmith < carpenter
tools. Acting trustees such title only as is vested in
US will be convcyedto title, however, is believed 10
be good. JOs EPI s. WATKINS,)
JOHN FORBES, Jr. { trustees
Jan. 2. sOZwty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

III N sCHANCERY-At Rules holden i'm the CIerk's
Office of the Couay Court of Charlotte, ON the frst
Monday in December 1929:
Edward B. Fowlkes, Pltf
against
William fowler, cx'or. of Edmund Keeling decd
Elizabeth Keeling and Gustavus Hendrick and Eliza
beth his wife, DEBTS
The defendants Gustavus Hcndrick and Elizabcb bis
WIFE, not having entered their appearance according To
the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and II
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court that they
not inhabitants of this State on tho motion of the pan
I'LL by counsel II is ordered that the said defenda AT, do
appear here on the first Monday in March ne and en-
Ter their appearances and answer the PLAINTIFF BILL and
give security for performing the dscree of the court and
That copy of this order be inserted i'm the Richmond
Enquirer for two months posted at the
'front.' door oil the courthouse OF the said county.
copy. Tcste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON c.
Dec. II. 7Iwsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

10 oiitE'-Agreeaby to the provisions Of two seve-
raj Deei+ of Trust executed 10 the sub.c rib.rs
by Daniel A. wilson and for the purposes therein men.
ionei we shall procesd to sell, Thursday the 25th
nay rsou'ry next, AT he rrsdence OF the said Dan
Tel A. Wilson, in thi. county, all The Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the said Wilson, and
any other personal pronerty, which may he contained
IN sa'i Deed and remaining unsold.--1he sale " i'll be
made public auction to the highe II bidder for cash
SAMUEL G. ANDERSON
VIM. NJ. TT ORNTON
Trustees.
Cumberlsnd Dec. TO- 7I-wJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23
"Mven rrr rrA.ly. us.vso'- C0rpsr.
lFrom tho n. V. Evening Pest
THE E'OUNDERED SHIP.


tnss accustomed by the supposed onl probable the u
States ship Hornet.
a SEA FIrcE.
Call the WATCH call the watch!
. 2" fo the statboard watch aioy!' Have heard
bow nohc ship like my hcur,ie, horv,
- Alseudding fore the gale, disappeared
Wsic southern pillows
. Hold the reol!-koop h.r full--hol the reel.
How she flew athwat the shpn,atcs, do
TIL her twice a hundred fearless hearts o steel
Felt tho whrlwind lit an her
Strike topyalauts.-ruiud your hcln,.--ump aioo,
Twas such this lads lkish bark W a. lroyynL
NIioh demons whisper sedn oft
scocpd amid the flashing .ha bo found
Square tho yarcs-a douhl, reef Iiark the bi,,,,
oh hercely has IT hlen the ship of tho brave!
when its tempest fury stretched tho stately mast
All "onS nor iV'"y shies, Us thoy shouted
Bear ahand
-Calftho watch.--call the watch!
. " lilo. the larboard watch, ahoy!" Have you heard
HOW vessel gay aud tauu the mountains otho
- Went below, with all her warhke board
They who batted for tile happy boys pohd for co
. Glow, elcw up, fore aud an!-kecP away!
How the vulturc bird ofden black FORM
uoverd sure oerthc clnmors OF hisprey,
While through all their dripping shrouls ycj spirit
Bear hand!
Now, out roo6.-brace the yards!-livcy there!
Oh, spton
But loves cSpcctant bid despair
Set her watch tho in
49, Board your ack!-cheorly boys. But for them,
Their last evening red-heir gales ovcrblown!
Ger their smoking deck starry nag shall stream!
They'll sail thoy fight gallant
gone down -
t. Bear hand!
MONTGARNIER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

We observe by letter published in the PhilaIclnbi,
inquirer, dated al Harrisburg, January OH that Mr.
Ellis has laid before the House Of Representative OF
fenhsyyana' letter which hc bad recei ed from Pc
ter Arnold karhaus Esq. now Of Cearlicd comfy "a
proposing TO raise in Holland for the State OF
MA several millions Of dollars, at the rate Of FIVE per
ceniuIn per annum interest, or at less raie.
Mr. Ellis said, that nc possessed knowledge of n,e
correspondence which Mr.. Karhsus had been eneap.
ca IN with Amsterdam, and other parts Of Holland on
his subject lie read an extract from one Of these s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

W lRGiNlA: In Chancery-At Rules held in tho
y Clerks Office of James City County Court ON
Monday the eth day Of December, 1929:
William Hankins, administrator Of Allen Richardson
deceased pl,0
against
Norborne Radcliffe, Thomas Radcliffe and Carolina
Ratcliiie heirs Of James Ratcine, deed. Dciis
he defendants not having entered their appearance
anu given security according 10 the of Assembly
anu ne ,ales OF tis court and 1t appearing by satisac
tory evidence that the said defendants are not inbab
tants OF this Commonwealth il is ordered thai thew do
appear here on beiors the first day of March Court
next and answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
qurer Tor two months successfully and pos ed at the
front door OF the courthouse of said county.
Copy. Testc,
TIL. o. CoGBILL, d. C.
Dee. 81. 7e-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

HNyInLiAM MILLER. John MORT. Fraoc,
w Pledge, Elizabeth Pledge, William pledge
VIM Woodsoa and wite-T Ike notice, thai shall on.
ihe .hi'd Monday In March nest al Goochand court
house, between the fours Of 10 o'clock in hs ornn,r
and O'Clock OF he evening Of the same DIV procee3
10 take The deposits Of Rodefck Payne aud other.
&c read ~ cridf nee 10 ftit depending ou tie chan.
cety side Ofce county court Of Goochsnd In which
mn complainant and you are def nlants at wLcb Zine
and rlSce you may attend IL YOU piease
jm II. 81 -wiW' ARCHER PLEDGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

az lRGlNlA: In Chancery- In Goochand County
v Court, 2lst December 1920:
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife, formerly Amy
Crcnshaw, one OF the distributes OF Susan Cronshaw
decd. pltf
against
Nathaniel Callahan aud May Liz wife, Robert Avis
ana Eliza his wife, David Crensiaw, and
an infant child of Jefferson Crenshaw dec which said
Mary Eliza and infant child, also distributes OF
Susan Crenshaw, decd
his day came the plaintiffs by their attorney and
hlcd their bill, and the defendants having entered
heir appearance and given security TO the
OF Assembly and rules of this court and appearing to
The satiacton OF the court that tho defendants are not
INHABITANTS OF this Commonwealth: the molten OF the
Painh by COUNSEL ii is erdecd that the said defen-
dahs do appear here the first day Of March court
next aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that co.
Ply OF ms order be forthwith inserted in ne wspaper
printed In the city Of Richmond, for months sue.
cessivey and that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse OF this comfy on two
courtdays. Copy Tcste
n. ". MILLER, ID. G. G.. c.
Dec w. 7y--w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

IN CHANCERY.- State Of North Carolina. Graz
II Vile County, November Term. A. u. 1929
and others. -
Ca'eat TO the probate Of paper writing, purporting
to be the last will aud Testament Of John G; Smith,
decd.
lib ordered by the Court, that notice be given by
advertisement Tor SIX weeks ia the Richmond En-
quirer aud Raleigh Star. TO the Trustees or Di-
rec'ors oil the Female Humane Society Of Rich
mond and Ststc of Virgiuia, Dr. Thomas Nelson
william Ford, Samuel g Smith Francis Smith Thorn,
as Snith, Williamson and Jane Smith, williamson who
are iegatees In the paper-wrng which il here OFF,
ed as the last Will and Testament Of John G. Smith
Decdth that this suit Is now in this Court, end that they
may appear aud make themselves parties TO the conro.
versy u they think proper, at the Court Of Pleasant
Quarter Sessions be held Tor the County and Sat.
aforesaid. at the Court House in Oxford on the ir.,
Monday in February next.
Witness, STEP. X. SNEED, c.
DC. s. 6S=M6wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23


a. lRGlNiA: In Chancery--Ata court confinucd and
held Tor buckingham county the 10th day of De-
cembor, 1929.
Charles Mills, PHI
against
Joel W Flood, in his individual capacity, and IS OK
ccutor OF Mary Flood, decd Thomas Trent acting OK
ecutor Of the said Mary Flood decd Cstbarine Wan
Ludwell Dawson and Jane his wife, Louisa Watt. J.
Henry Logwood, Edward = Log wood, Charles NJ Log.
wood and Thomas Logwood, deysees Of said Mary
Flood, decd. pcfs
The defendants J. Henry LogwOod, Edward f. Ioa.
wood, Charles NJ. Logwood * Thomas Logwood, not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
Ing to the Act Of Assembly and the rules of this court
aud appearing to tho satisfaction Of the court that thew
are not inhabitants Of This counry II is ordered chat tho
said absent defendants do appear here at March term
next and answer The bill Of the plaintiffs and that COPY
OF this order be forthwith inserted in ilo Richmond En-
qurer Tor two months successfully. and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse Of this county.
Copy. Tosc,
X. ELDRlDGE,Jr c. n. c.
Dec' ~ 17--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23
ENIELD s GARDEN SEEDS.ln addilinn 70 M.

ENELD GARDEN SEEDS.--In addition 10 his
q usual sock Of Clover aud Grass Seeds tbe sub.
lent vegetable Sc -ds Of TIE new CROP ruled
Tor his sncs, by careful aud expetienced cuvaiors on
grounds widely sera ated, thereby avoiding that mix.
"re which must inevitably AXE place with those grown
on the plantot on, or in the immeda neishbor.
hood.
TREES, PLANTS &c.
Ana rs "gen' iT Col Roaert Carr pro ,riS Of Bar.
trans Botanic Gardens AMI Nurseries he offers for sale
very large AMI fine collection OF Fruit, Forest and Or.
ndnenia Trees and ShrUbs Greenhouse Plants Ever
greens Fhes aud Creep rs. Herbaceous and Medici.
nal Plants, Dubious aid Tuhefous rooted Plants i,
their greatest vari y, both ludi senous and Exotic. Al.
So upwards of one hundred and fifty varieties OF Gase
fine'; he fruit of which highly esecmed for the ia.
bic, or celebrated for the making Of wine. All orders
VIII be carefully packed and promoy attended 10 by
GEORGE VI. COATES
No 10 Market street, Pbiladrl phia
N. b. Fresh white mulberry seed of very superior
quality
dec 81. 7o-w6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

A OIlCE-The Directors Of the Brook Turnniko
Company, have this day declared dividend of five
per cent Tor the last six months past payable OH or after
me llh January next, at the counin. house of Joseph
Marx in consequence of the non ate ndance of sui
cien number OF Stockholders the election OF Directors
ior 'he ensuing year, was postponed the IIh day of
January newton which day the Stockholders are re-
quested TO attend at the Office Of Samuel Myers ESQ
Ill O'clock A. NJ Dec 81 81 A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

YENWENrY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
a runaway from the subsci ber living IN Camp
bell county last May my negro man Jim I will give
$50 reward Tor experimenting him and conining him in
Jail so let him again, or $3.50 il taken out of this State
!in Is aa artui iehow between forty aud forty five,
tall OF yellow compile xion, viii, bushy head Of hair
his movements are quick he /. good coarse shoema.
ker, and can do almost any kind OF coarse
work. have no doubt he has obtained free u,n.rs
aad is passing free man by another name Any
inform ton Of JIM line directed to Falling B,ige
Will b. thankfully received JOHN HOBSON
Campbell county, Va Jan ~ St-wIu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

SS ioP HE IHlEF.-Storn out OF my Stable on
~ tIe night oil the 7th instant, Bay HORSE of
slender make, with a remarkable knot on one nj bs
knees; TO whie hairs recoleced about him: certain
~ not on his legs or ieet-his eyes OF vcrv yellow
cast lie was stolen by Sion f. Spencer, who had
neeh lurking about the heig hborhood of Cbarott.
Courthouse rome time previous the theft: he ba,
oeen 'e'n OIL The bor's the road to Milton in North
E"Io'"s' WIZ negro boy, stolen at the time A
u eral reward will he gwen for the arr.. NJ ,Ia ,;r
ana lie d, tenIon OF The hoy horse. Spencer /. "A
'aii weii-icokng man, with very black hair and ewes:
niue lame on sue Of his feet. with his shne on il down
at the heel CLEMENT CARRINGrCT
Jul Va. S7-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

ohN \: SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
SS 10 me middle tenement in the block of buildings
east land next to Mr. Tichenors carriage sbonI
WHO'RE he may he found all times unless otherwise
engaged. lie is prepared to all kinds of work
III MS me- In the neates possible manner He will
SCI '9e'h from one TO full the most approved
Pa-and where the front teeth too much dccay
co. ne VIII renew them in such Us to DEFY de-
'eIuoh uhdcr the sictct scrutiny from Dentist
He files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth Vii, ~
nuc case TO tbs patient, the of the case Will
admit of.-Terms moderate. oct % so ,r '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23
Static D0GWMe.lYTPSs
TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT.
TsEAsURY OFFICE, !
Dec. 7th, 1929. I

Dec. 7th, 1929.
To the Honorable the Speaker Of The
House Of Delegates
SIR,-ln obedience 10 the several acts of The G.ner-
al Assembly, prescribing the duty of the Treasurer,
have the honor TO make 20 the General Assembly the
suhjoned report tie state of the Treasury Tor the
fiscal year. ending on the 3Dth Of September, 1929.