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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

MARBOIS' LOUISIANA, &c.
HISTORY of Louisiana, by Barbc Marbois
IL Third series Tales of Grand Father
Romance Of History, Cd series
Ramon, the Rover of Cuba
And many others, new, received by
feb 20 J. Ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08
LIQUORS & VINES.

NNHE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
Il lie, particularly those who do not belong to any
particular Society, that he has on hand choice
sortmont OF old Liquors and Wines, which he will
sell very low. by the gallon, dcmijohn or cask; among
which are the following
Old Champagne Brandy
DO. Cognac do.
Do. Jamaica Rum 2
DO. Antigua do. Sd
Holland Gin, "Swan brand" Pc
Old Whskey % d.
Do. Peach Brandy SA
Do. Apple Jack do ES
Do. Madeira Wine e
DO. Sicily do do. %
Do. Muscat do. q
Dry Malaga do. and
Old Irish Whiskey. j
feb 27-12tif WIN. j. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

III AVE received by recent arrivals, and offer a,
- .'hoiesale or retail, upon accommodating terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

LINES WINSTON, Commission Merchant.
AS on consignment, and offers for sale
- 10 bids. ofPoto Rico and N. o. sugar
70 barrels Of refined sugar at &c to go cts.
~ brown sugar, (St. Croix)
20 herring
70 nett shad
Is cider vinegar
20 choice crab cider
so boxes Of mould candles at I01 cts.
40 O." soap
y fine roram hats
is so reainS Of wrapping paper
80 writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bagging at ls cts.
90 coils Of baling rope
12 dozen Windsor chairs
wire selves. assorted sizes
~ sides, waxed and russell Leather
1000 lha. Of cotton yarn, assorted
10000 Of Hacks superior sesars
BED cords, leading lines, bags Of WOOL mackercl and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &C. &c. all for sale on
The most reasonable terms. ian Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-22

vuyUE above ointment IS offered to the pablic .
/ s,f and certain remedy for those obstinate ds.
.a,cs some nf which have 50 long bsiied 'he shI'.
Medical science:
LIST. White swellirgs of every description
I'd Sore legs and ulcers of long standing.
81; schirus or glsndusr tumofs. particularly ho',
umors in woncn's breasts, HhicL c'ieh,rn0
terminate in ulcers.ed cancers
9Th; Felons, or what some people know by the rsr-
of catarrh,, OF every Description.
5.h Rheumatic pains Of the JOINTS.
9Th. Spr.ins aud bruises ct every description en-
whatever par, situate
7th. letters Of all kinds-in this compliant he e
tent in apply ing the ointment, must keep The pert
of water
9th Chilblain. or parts effected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-22
ORIGINAL POETRY.

ruoyy HAST Been TO THE LAND.
,,,o h,s, b..p % the land where the lemon trees
bloom,
AMI he nightingale sings to the god o'periume;
where clouds ba.hed in sunlgh; together are Foeu'
Like visions Of gcni in purple and goIdi Fe'''
vhs each leafin the breath ficm rose garde" gun
aod the mooabearns lie sleeping on emerald rivers
HIS, thoc brought from that land any token Oh "'e'
A rn,,, OF 3 bracelet, jewel, or glove
MA vo,n, ewes that glowed with the color OF nSh''
ulurnine Thy path as twin nsteors OF Ugh" is"e"'
W.. l,ye,s words to thine in sweet confidence
...L;.. y4.a. az earth; IKE .oretas;s Of heaven!
Has, thou wandered along by the ruins OF Time
IN grandeur still clothed MD slavery snd criine'-
Or brea,hed' rich perfumes where The Wild bowers
wave.
That are nourished by blood upon liberty's grave
IN that End. tho SO fair, fit emblem of SIN,
Whose nsc. scarce wells the foul blackness within?
,bo, hast come anil once more will Jewel my hair,
And the lu,e and the seat in the arbour prepare;
IN pluck thee NJ, greenest geranium leafi lsrie'i
And recount since thine absence each pleasure anc
And m, lutte. that has had such long long reprieve'
Shall echo he sonn which sung yoG -!tat eve!
6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
To NE Voters Of F6ydr County.

y
The new or amended Constitution having been
adopted by majority of those now qualified to
vote. the county of Fairfax can send but one Re
preventative to the next General Assembly o'
Viroinia. The first sessions OF tina. body will be
hiubly important 70 your Interests. The Judge
of the Court Of Appeals; those of the General
Court. and Of the Sttgerior Courts Of Chancs'y
If hGnDilg for The peopis, they are not atohsh-
ed-are to be appointed. The whole judicial
system il to be organized anew. Salaries are TO
no 6xed. compensation to the members OF both
bouses OF the General Assembly Is TO be ascer-
tanned; their rules of proceedings to be settled;
the laws are to be revised and adopted, aud new
ones are 10 be franed-In fact. the whole Gov
eminent is TO be re-organized. The Convention
itself was not more important body than will
De the General Assembly for years TO COME
Surely, then, as so much business 50 important
20 vonr interests and so difficult IN It's character
il TO be done. and we can have but one Represen-
tative, it behoves Us to make the most Judiclous
choice. We should select men known Tor their
visdom--the friends of truth and justice; men
capable of Joining in the great work before them
and Of giving weight and consideration 10 our
State LEGISLATURE. Our County can furnish men
Of talents, education, and nigh standing; from
such men choose your Representative. Let hy-
nocyisy and cunning cease To delude and deceive;
As we have begun let us not retrograde; let us
progress in the march Of political Improvement
In the dark aud stormy days of the Revolution
when freedom sprung up aud patriotism glow
Cd. and every energy of human nature was call
ed forth, and the noblest passions were awakened
-thisk you that those scenes were conducted,
that patriotism was nourished, or independence
was achieved and freedom established, by men OF
moral deprayity, BY ignorance and preSumpt'on'
Mo- n was established, as it must be maintain
ed. by talents and virtue. by wisdom and patriot
ism. Let, then, the FIRST use you make ct pow
.r newly extended to 80 many of YOU, be judi
ciously applied. By eleotins men totally ungua-
lifted, YOU, in effect. relinquish the right of re-
presentation. II YOU prize the favor your coun-
try has conferred on so many OF you, refuse your
SUPPORT to every presumptuous bockhead, whose
arrogance and fol y may have himself announced
in the newspapers as candidate for your suf-
frases and the causeof truth, OF virtue and free
dom, will finally prevail. and the people be re-
,pected, prosperous, contented and happy.
Faiyfar County, ia. FIIZHCGH.
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NAV
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$50 n.ew,.rA.

sou new lard.
DAN>WtF from the ST scrihcr, (about two miles
from occoquan FAIRFAX county. Wig lnia) negro
named
VAT,
about IS years OF age, S ~ or inches high; has
each cheek, and is Of hghtish black color
Re had y tow linen psir Of psntaloons and straw
hat. He bought from Thomas Wtherton, Elk.
ridge, Anne Arundel county, Nd
will give fifty dollars reward if he issecured in any
Jail 50 that get hun again.
jy l7-eo3t WILLIAM KElFRIEN.
The National !ntelligencer will insert the ahsye
st. ard send Gre acrotnt IN THIS Office,
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eae5G5en-

gcoMMUNIcATED.
hid the cautious adviser in this mornings Ga
zette. against the shrinking Of cold water alone"
mean, by italicising the last word, to recommend
the aaditioa Of any thing else 10 counteract the
effects Of the simple beverages!
Does any one pretend to say that whiskey'
rum. or any other spirituous liquor is proper to
be used at this season.
DO not drinkea make warm weather an excuse
for tipplingi
j,gv 81,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-22
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATIVE.
The Editor Of the Gazette is requested to &C
cent the thanks of many citizens. for calling pub
!ic attention, during the present very warm wea-
ther. TO the use of that invaluable disinfecting'
AGENT. the Chloride of Lime, constant supply
of which is kept by the different apothecaries in
town. It's properties are too well known to re-
ouire any further explanation; and my only ob-
;ect in pennng this note is to repeat and enforce
he recommendation of the editor of the Gazette,
HEALTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-22


Leave Baltimore every da,
S~ M.SA. ". 10 A. 81 and
ySsar NJ s 70, wa,a,|s'G c.s cis DC.
:, Washington City every day tor Baltimore a til,
same hours. bon, g, -. H.,
ia nun So c.or,etowH-and at Gadshy's, Brcwn'.
T It;;,,iamson,s hotels in Washington City Pas,
se"gers received aud a,sr " sa .t s s;f.,
d"s"s ,llowauce is made for 5aGgage, bu,
n w,'S h. as .D IS usual. at the owner 'i,k
A. s''n n % 5 f ,,,:
Washington C'y every ,i a.oe each ds, f., g,
ingrop- CITY .,,,.rs
q Passengers who wish 20 view ;he Rtil Rcsd.
~" !; viii find the road by fllicot's ail.,
o. ,nG fram i, I,imorc pleasant and agreeable The
,l5an stages, used ny the un'o" and C''le", Stage
c,r,n,oy, combine ,sf.t,, ease. aud com!,ri bong
nag Nv nn good s~i s..
iy 2-5,.wiw
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rERTYfN.3TFS.

The f,Noviny communication addressed 10 the pc
prietor Of Julk,n's ointment, from the Hon John is'
iiaferro member Of Congress, is highly interesting
The grst,iitous manner 10 which It Is made tX1bh
feelings Of no ordinary character towerds sufcrhg no.
manitv; aud IL certainly well deserving "f puL"e b
tcnti0u:
WASHINGTON, Jan 22i 1872
SIR 1t has been my wish tor cansIderablr I'm:
to commune ne to you tie good Effect with sI"h
have used the ointment invented by = air lnds'na
and whi,h . now undt r,t.nd - made sud sod "
agents appointed by yourself lave applied Ms out.
ment during the last t,ree years to ever! spece'
,umotr and wound, without failure to produce c'fs
IN ever, instance consider the most decided ant
fficent remedy ir all cases OF tumour, Be the e'D'
what It may, and have founG nothing So good ":
wounds Of ANY description u may be pr PEI I" 'd'
;hai the cure of ttimpur called White Swelling. gwen
over nv the most Distinguished ph,sioans, 10 '"uI"
BILE, and which t:ey decided would. without 'np"'
ton prove fatal to the patient, uDdcr ny H1''
date notice, ehet ted by the use vt Judkin, n'feh,
aud the patient is IN fine hesh--His lmD "h'''.
by the tunour being restored 10 per!te' i'4t -
soundnes,. Also that the leg Of an aged man 'ht-
had been wour ded and exhibited one dFetiIuh W
cerated surface from the knee 20 the foo an VIC
for more than two years, had been consid'ied n'''
bic; was effccually cured by the application d Iel,
klns' Ointment. mention these tw" cases, Nh0"'e'
under m, immediate notice and nabagomeh, N""'
cded evidence If the cicacy Of this rensdy - 80
of turnOur and of ulcers. have experience a. H"'
cdedly, the good Eject of thi, remedy IN 'he cure
Felons, and Of eyery species OF fresh wound "S'
10 me that any who Will observe On The "pr''-I
of ths ointment must be sat.f, ~ to IT'S nf"'''
fleet. ! can with the utmost confidence re,o""'e'
the use Of this valuable remedy.
am, Sir, very respectfully, ,,,.,,ro
To Nh Charles Hcrstons, PrOpnetor)
OF JudkIns' Ointine Mt, near fiede
ricktown, Md.
York, September IS. lS'i
sin--Ravimg been for number OF yesr' an saf
with he rheumatism To that degree that o''e"''n"
WAS unable to walk trying variety Of cures wa.
eff ct. ! heard Of Judkins ointmen,-oS'''h'o !
and by using the pc, agreeable 10 direction Wa
,rely cured and have not SINCE [now more 'ah ay'"
been afflicted with il. JACOB LErhtE
BuAin,oTe County, October T. le.t
About four winters ago. 1 was severe, f's' wv
in both fret, aui became quite Lame. Ever! '"'''
ing winter brought forth the severity "f the ~, Z.
hoard of Ju lki,s' ointment and hid II spPedi
like charm, completely curing me ma ,hoii nn
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DIR. W. JUDKlNs'
Patent Specific ointment.
iy 2-5t.w ~

So,g. Hhoiesalc md RETAIL by EDHHAL
ST4BLER 6. son. .3yeYtS, .7'e''o
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innnpolif 9ortL. Is!t

.JNnHODEs, s<p'"'
hereby certify. that have used some OF !'' ,.I
ointment in my family with such sucoes' as con
me that it deserves to be Recommended to Ne 'u',
ed One instance - Wy son had been lsbHriIf Nv
very disagreesble eruption on his head that 20"
efforts TO cure it. until b, applying paft q" %
WAS entirely removed ia css than week. ..,,
r. This Ointment, which il highly vs!HAD 49,,
piicaton Cor frost bites burns, scslls, ard Ho"I1
sore or sweiled breasts. is put up IN ncs'9 ',1..
glazed Jugs. well corkrd and sealed, with ""b.,r.
how To use It The proprietor wishes 70 y. ,.itc
ed thai, III order 10 preserve It's virtues, ,o.
il will cork again. 20 as 20 keep the ar iFJH. III,
ing its good qualities. No agent receives u,
other y ny than being well cor&ci snd seai'1'
AGENTS:
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist Pa. .scsna=. His!';'S'
y. JEWITT, ,...,
Druggist, Pa .7usnae, " a''''s"'
mo. LITTLE, .,
Druggist, Gewga''a'
MESSRS. SCOTT.
\. SEMMES, ,,t.r
II. GRIFFIN, ,r
my p.cs's,-v md f''''''
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Fare Two Dollars

u1R JEWELLERS between Baltimore, NashGs1,
I CITY, and Georgetown, are respectfully ihiOrm:t
'"'' '"N yTVION LINE or ST.HUES
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Baaimy,e County, October Q, 1921

blHiNUTt County, VelODe' . ~.
About four winters ago. / was seveTe!t f0s' o..
in both fret, anL became quite lame. Ever! ,"e- ,
ing winter brough: forth the severity "f the ''
hoard of JuIkils' ointment and hsd II spPied "a ''
like u charm, completely curing me ina short t',,
EDWIN II. sliELMtEDtHS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

True Christian love has no limits; when 1t
governs and axes possession Of the heart, it leads
US to consider every country as our country, anu
every r,aa'as our brethe. UNDER we trust,
some srsse of its heavenly influence ana OF me
inestiaable blessings of the Gospel Of Christ we
revefsntly desire t6atit may please the Lord to
ha.sn the coming Of that day. when from the
raing Of the sun even unto the going down OF the
same, his name shall be great among the Gentiie;
and in every place iacense shall be offered unto
His name, and pure offering. =,
Signed in aud on behalf of the Meet'ng. by
JOSHUA FORSTER,
Clerk 10 the Neeiing This Tear.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

The Hudson arrived at Boston on Saturday
night bringing papers to the 18TH a't'mo-0h'
day later.
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Office ofhs Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal cc' 70
w ,su,~,roy mlv "a lbJD

WAsHrseroy, July 24,lsg
NOTICE is hereby given. tina, an 'n,''l#s1: ;h
~ d)ars AID fifty cents per share BENG ~ al,
instanent) every share OF stock IN NC N.
and Ohio Canal COMPANY. is required 10 De oC,,,
4,h day Of October next and further ih', ,o.
dollars aud fifty cents per share (being 'nf
msntl on the ST. day of Novemmb'r next N'ts ard
men,s mus, be paid to the credit oithe
ohio Canal Company, 10 the Cashier or o'"ft ''''
either of the following Banks viz: us.
The Branch Bank Of the United S'''"
ing,on;
The Bank of Washington, az Washington
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, 90
The Bank of the Metropolis, 90 ...erl
The Farmers and Mechanics Hank, ~ ''Ds
The Bank Of Alexandria, at AIeSandrs'
TIRE Bank Of Potomac, 30
The Farmrrs' Bank Of Alexandra, 90
The urchancs' Bank of AIeIandns. 90
The Hagerstown Bank, in HsgerS'o*o no ~
The Branch of the Valley Bank, IN Chs'es.o T.
The Branch of the Valley Bank, IN l:ee'ous'
By order Of the President and ,,cIy
Clerk che,. ero sr-ai e'rs1'
aug 4-IswNov3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

A9h REWARD Il have negro nau, named
30 %V TOM who went to his vile in King
Il Queen county, at Christmas last, and he has
turned. He had pass from Mr. Samuel Ryland Of
that county, 10 seek master at certain price; and il
he could not md one TO return TO AZ early day
in January. ] suppose he j. lurking about Mrs. u
banks, in the neIghbourhsod Of The Court House
whep he has wife; and certain that he means
not to see again unless lie is taken by lorceI will,
therefore give twenty dollars for his apprehensio
and delivery To Nj. George II. Carlton, Mr.. Sam
uel tyldud OF KING and Queen, or 10 myself in Rich
Inond, during the se4ion Of the Assembly or in Pow
hatan alter its termination. Tom is stout black man ,
about % years old, rather low in stature, but very
sirongsnd muscular. He had on the ordinary cloth
ing for negro All persons are cautioned against
harborng him, or carf yDg him out OF The Common.
wealth. TIL. MILLER, Of Powhatan
Feb. ii. 97-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

a D ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases ar
n O. gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia-iust published
Complete Sets of the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions of 1875 and 1883
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates oi
Virginia. from l776 to 1899 inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated increase the Public Library the
State, may be had of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol i'm
the city OF Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
oct.S. 44-tf Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
MIR. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,

MIR. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,
AtIR - Take notice, That | shall, on Monday the
~ 18th day of March next, between the hours OF
sunrise and sunset OF that day, the house OF Col
ogleshy Scruggs in the county of Davidson and tow n
Of Nashville, and State of Tennessee. proceed TO take
the deposition Of the said Col. Osehy Scruggs TO be
read as evidence in certain suit depending in the
Superior Court Of Law, Tor the County OF Bucking
ham and State of Virginia, in which Samuel Allen ,
Boaz Ford Josia Jones' and Price Perkins Justices
said county, who for the benefit of Wm Anderson,
administrator de bcnis non, with the will annexed OF
Robert HILL, dec, are plaintiffs and yourself def nd
ant-when and where you may attend il You thiuk
proper VIM ANDERSON,
Adn'r6e bonis non, with the will annexed of Robert
Hill, dec.
Feb Is. ga-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

EDUBLIC SALE.-Pursuant to order made by
X. the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia in the matter Of
John Davis, an insoivcnt debtor, will be sod public
auction, the LIST day of March next all the right title
and interest of the said Davis, in and tract OF laud
in Kanawha County in the State of Virginia. lying on
Elk river the 5. f. side above and below the mouth
OF Blue Creek, supposed TO contain about 80 900
Sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel i'm the
City of Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, at + o'clock
p. NJ.
Terms-A credit of twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
cury TO be approved by the Trustee
THOS. HUGHES. Trustee.
sept. I5 37-wtds p MAURO s. SON ucteers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

CAUTlON-lt having come TO knowledge tina
orders sent TO This town for Cotton Yarns, have
been supplied by other Yarns: We compelled to
caution all wi wish to purchase Yarns TO notice
particularly the label each bundle. Each bundle
has label with the name OF our factory (Appomdttor
Cotton Factory and our printed white paper:
and no bundle is ever TO be permitted 10 be sold with
out the label, JOHN F. Willy g. co
Petersburg, Feb. g. 9j-IOr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

a PPOMATrOX COTTON FACTORY The sub.
IN Scribers (under the name of John +. Willy s. Co }
have commenced operations at their Cotton Factory in
the Town OF Petersburg and beg leave inform their
friends and the public generally that they can be sup-
piled with Yarns Of very superior quality and fair pri
ces, either at the Mill at the Store OF Messrs Cuth.
bert s. Smith. j. Y. STOCK DELL.
JOHN +. Willy.
Nj. D. PANSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

NEEDHAM, 49, Feb. 1880.
Byfhe Chancellor Of the Ricjimond District:
VHNHE recess OF The present took place on az
N count of the late Convention until the first day oil
March next; SHALL that day be in Court pre- pared
to proceed with the business thereof and shall continue
the Term, until all the duties of the Court he dis
charged. CREED TAYLOR.
Copy. Teste,
VIM. G. PENDLLETON, c. C.
Feb. %. 1929
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

HeSSTs. John b. Hudson, Robert HUDSON JViHidm II
Hudson, Nancy Robins, .itdieth Heigh, .Bfayy
Chedthdm, Robert Hudson (son Of .Ned,) hIary
FOwlkeS, Nathan Fo,cikes. adnfOr Of Eaton HID
son, iced, Thomus DOztceH and Hby Hudson.
A you are not all citizens of Virginia, you will
IA take notice that shall, by attorney, the
End Monday in April next between rise and
of the same day, at Sandy River Church. in the county
OF Prince Edward. State of Virginia, proceed to take
the deposition of Robert Knight and Others be read
evidence in the suit depending in the county court OF
Prince Edward, wherein you plaintiffs, and myself
and others defendants. Attend if you please.
JOSEPH NJ. ROWLErT, and others.
Brydcr's Store Feb. 4. 9l-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

SMfTHLAND, KENTUCKY, OR MOUTH OF
~ CUMBERLAND RIVER.-All persons holding
lands in the south part OF this State lying the Ohio
Tennessee Cumberland rivers and residing distance
herefrom, and being unapprsed of the value of these
lands and particularly the timber thereon the
Der consumed all those rivers, will plainly shew that
II is important to the of land, that they should
have agents residing convenient TO the lands, TO
enable them to prevent depredaons and the destruction
Of the timber, which is valuable at this time than
the soil. Any person by referring to the map, may
that could attend to their business without having
far to travel Persons wishing business of this kind at
tended to, will direct their letters post paid) TO
STANLY p. COVER
Smithland, Ken. Feb. g. Oh wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

& SDh REWARD Il hired to Charles Goddard
~ %V OF the City OF Richmond a negro man
named HARRISON, for the year 1929. Mr.. Goddard
says he absconded from him in August last. l will
give reward of $40 for the delivery of said negro
to me, il taken N this State or $50 il taken out and
all legal eXpences PAID Harrison is about 40 years
DID, OF dark complexion, about the ordinary size walk.
very erect, and has a prominent nose-He has a va
riey of clothing, and dresses genteey-He has rea-
tons both in the upper and lower end OF this county
IL is probable he has attempted make his escape
the Northern States. Captains OF vessels and others
are cautioned against taking him board and are also
requested TO keep look out for him.
MARTHA A. KEESEE,
Administrative OF w. Keesee, dec
Henrico co. Feb. TO- 99-w4w*