davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22
TAXES! TAXES!

NOTICE is hereby given to the Inhabit.
~ ants Of the Town of New-Mlford and
the non-residents liable to pay Taxes in said
Town, that will attend at the Inn Of Mr..
Lyman Keeler, in said New-Miford, on Fri
day the Goth day Of August, 1880, from till
7 o'clock, p. M; on Saturday the 91st Of
August, 1880, at the Store Of Mr.. David
Burr in the society of Brdgewater, from Q
till o'clock in the afternoon, to receive their
Town Taxes on list 1923, and State Tax on
list 1899.
Those neglecting to settle their taxes on or
before that time must expect to pay fees as
the law directs.
OLIVER w. PICKETT, Collector.
Milford, July 18th, 1899 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22

Paul w. Cheesbrough's Estate.
60 much of the Real Estate of PAUL w.
~ CHEESBROUGH, late of Sharon, de-
ceased, as will raise the sum OF four hundred
and seventeen dollars and seventy-thrce and
an half cents, with charges of sale, will DO sold
at the late residence Of the said Cheesbrough,
in said Sharon, at Public Auction, on Monday
tho 9th day of August, 1880, at 1 o'clock p.
M. BY order Of the Court Of Probate for the
District Of Sharon.
ALPHEUS JEWITT, Adm'r.
Sharon, July 0, 1885 S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Court Of Probate for the District OF
- LitchGeId hath assigned the 21st day of
instant July, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the Probate Office in Litchield for the APP
pointment of Commissioners on the estate oil
AMBROSE TYLER,
late Of Torrington, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent. at which time and place
ali persons interested in said estate will, ifthey
see cause, attend before said Court and be-
heard respecting such appointment.
BY order of said Court.
ANN TYLER, Admin'r.
7Orrington, July z, 1880 vs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22

List Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
Washington, July /, 1880.
Ames Benjamin Child George A.
Allen Levcrett Denny Solomon 2
Allen Harriet Fem Frederick J.
Baldwin Herman Gibson Captain
Bates Samuel Hitchcock Mary
Barton HenryW. Logan William 9
Cables Jane Scott Apha Fl.
Camp Nancy Wick wire Charles
Conn William Woodruff Samuel
CHARLES A. jUDSON, p. M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

NOTICE On the second Monday In Nov next,
AZ The courthouse door OF the county of james
City, a. WhiamsburgO i'm pursuance OF decree Of
ie Superior Court OF Chancery OF the WilliamsbYfg
District shall sell at public auction, two Of LAID
lying in James City, one tract con,ainirg $50 acre.,
situated on War CIR Elk, adj lining the lnds OF John H.
b owne, John NJ. Jones, and WIN Richardson, decd
be Other suppoed TO conein 40 acres, situated on
Skimino Creek and bounded by The lands Of
George W. james, p. JONES and William Ham
kins. II il chiefly wo'ded--some OF II h,ing vir.
gin Land, in oak ard pine, and the residue lex.
cept email feldO covered with pines Of small size
AMI ca lily cleared The soil is well adsp'eI 10 The cu.
ture Of cotton, corn, and oas and portion of IL be-
ieved TO he quite productive in wheat For further in
forma ion, reference may be had to Colonel Watkins
Of New Kent, to Major Edmund Christian Of Rich
fnond
Also ut New Kant courihruss, en- he second Thurs.
day in October next parcel 81 marsh land, sunken
grounds IN the county Of King William, containing a..
bout 100 II s opposite 10 the town Of Cumber.
lau', in New Kent. and from recent experiments on
land similarly situated, IL IL considered very valuable
Ihi. ground 10 perhaps dry swamp land any on
the Pamntky, may be easily reclaimed at a triHng
cost, when compared 10 The value after reclamation
These sales will be a credit Of twelve months
Bond and security, to be approved by me, will be re-.
quired Tor the purchase moneyalso lien the land
| isen JAMES SEAfPLE Jr. Trustee
! James City, Sept ~. 4O-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

FINcAsrLE, SPIT. lO.-At The Superior Court for
the couuV OF BotetOutt which commenced at this
place on Monday last, the only criminal trials which
took place, were those of Ahner Martin and Samuel d.
Spencer, charges connect with counterfeting and
passing base money. The trial Of Abner Martin was
the first brought and after patient alton be-
fore the Hon James Allen, which lasted ill Thursday
evening, The Jury RETIRED and after consultation OF
about 20 minutes, returned into Court with the follow
ing verde: 1--WE find The prisoner GUILTY. and do
adiudge that he be centred in the common Jail and
PenitenaTy house OF This Commonwealth for Ten
Years" Sfencer's trial then proce eled upon and
the Jury retired at two o'clock this day. and returned
mo Court ~ half past 3, with the following verdict
he be confined in the Jail and Prnitrntiary
houe Of this Commcnwe alIh for Ten Years" The
trials OF Green b. LEVEL for couoereiiing and pass
ing Counterfeit Notes, and Eli Banknship for murder
have been roipon I'd, and Special Court WIS appoint
ed by his Homer, which is 10 meet at Fncaste Oh the
last Monday in Ocoter Tor tie trial OF those persons
Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Will
man LEWIS FOX to me at my farm near the Piping
Tree King William County, or for securing him i'm jai
or oiherwise, so that get him again-He ran off about
the 10Th March, and wore away large brm wool hat
mixed yarn coat and white yarn pan;aloons. He is
supposed TO be about 30 years old about feet inches
high of dark plexion and sammers little
THOS. CARTER.
Pampatikc, X. William, July 81. 23-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

OS sugars
20 Biz loaf sugar
25 hhds molasses-5O bags coffee
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
ESQ ground Alum, do
40 Tons Bar iron-comprising assortment Of round
and square wagon, cart aud carriage Tyre ditto
hoop lion assorted from TO inches wide.
DO Plough moulds
do blistered steel
1-2 do German do
100 krgs cut nails
500 Nova Scotia Grindstones
5000 lbs sole leather
10 boxss-s by 10, 10 by IL, Window glasses
3 tons patent shot-l do bar lead
800 kegs Dupont gunpowder
pipes and 4 or. casks Madeira wine
10 casks +. MADEIRA de- do Malaga do
do $. Madeira do and old port in bottles
S hhis very old aud fine Antigua rum
SO SO S bis s 90 do - rye whiskey
10 bids DO do
40 bls clip behring's and 25 do mackarel
+. Brandy, Holland and country Gin
Peach anl Apple Brandy
Gunpowder, Imperial, young Hyson and Black
Teas
bags aspice-6 do race ginger
seroons Spanish indigo
Nu,megs Cloves, Mace and pepper
Sal, petre, alum, coperas and birthstone
Shoe .ad bale rope, bed cords aud plough lines
epson salts
Whitemore's Gotten and wool cards
Writing and wrapping paper, soap, talow and
sperm candles
Domestic sheeiiOgs and cotton oznaburgs, and a
good supply Of cotton yarns: from the Petersburg
manufacturing company
Jamieson's crackers, axes and cotton bsgging
WORKMAN & McGRUDER
Sept. IS. 4l-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
|" Muou Yrr nnMA,N, uNsuNa.n
100, ile coirnS.ar S.n,in.i-l

Itrop, plo COiap5,as Ssataei.I
MEssHs EDroRs-From number of the London New Month
Magazine for June ls have transcribed the enclosed es
Tho remarkable and may say, prophetic character Of part
them sse~ to me- a, is time to he particularly worthy of Oonto
you see Ut l" sye them place IN your paper ySn
THE CORONATION AT RHEIMS
Your banner. be waved from each s,ecplc!
Let your bells he rung aud the canuons voice
Unite with the shouting people,
Your time-worn walls to the basement shake.
Kings in tho and Gospels rights,
Let Moot and Turk aud Il Christian Knight
For whom soaareSs arc yo%ne e yo should all combine
And every creed own his right divine.
Bishops and Priests in your mi,rod array,
BY tho Cardinal cgate recruited
tFingcrposts pointing to Heaven the way,
n, While yo9I feet in 'ho earth arc rooted
Kebu<e other idols, pour oil ony our
And teach us to worship the God OF tho Throne.
Mobiles and Chiefs whom your Monarchs have made
=, Their puppets to brighten the pageant!
Beautifully hlazon your pomp aud parade,
For your PRIDE to your fslIS~s viii Tibet better accord
With the mcunnos' that knoel' to its Sovereign Lord
Frcpelmea, who rvct the Crown upon one,
s Sst millions S %a ga SIGs% SsPS S% TS
To gaze bubble Resplcndcnt
What Is the glory that dazzcs your owes
Aud what is the deed that solcmnize 2
Charles thou crownI a Sovereign dread
O'er tho Realm o Franco appointed!
The hcad OF the Lords amounted,
Learn from his fate, that Legitimate might
Is vain when it wars with a nations right.
We rners pey, Sultan, King, Emperor, Pope,
W. o see in this act an additional hopo
That the world may be held nj Defiance
Remember! twas this single people Of Gau,
When reused by oppression, that humbcd ALL
Bishops and Priests who have Javish'd yosr oil
And given the Bourbon your blessing
Such your aud oaths, and
When his CoTsican rival caressing-
The God We dishonour your moclng Ioaths,
When ye consecrate Kings with such prostitute oaths
Ercnohaen who smoto from Monarch his head
TO install him Canonizcd Martyr
Aud took back his brother to cisn in his stead,
Who broke both his oath and the Charter
This is n Bourbon, broticr-beware!
.7ad ugorOon him at once 0his cath he Jors1edr.
Yc chosen of Chvary-nobc and great
Who grace this August Coronution
We beauties, whose splondor confcrs on the feto
Its brightness and best decoration;
We numberless crowds who hning your King
We troops whose reply makes the armament ring
Like quick falling stars shall your gorcs do
When time is u ittle older
The head yc have crown'd in the sol shall lilo.
And your beside it mouLler,
Aud an that - len of Ibis proud array
Shall be dust aud ashes, and bones aud clay T.!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

VHVHEKE VIII be p 'ition 10 The next G. neral AS.
Il ser bly,, Tor leave 10 erect Mill OH Appomaiiox
River, at Goodies Bri!ge. iD Chesered OIL the plan OF
Col. John III ughton at Georgia.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE,
Sept il. 37-u JOHN X. Wake
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
Sept. 2S

NTJ f offer for sale,
w 10 hhds sugar. st. Crox, Porto Rico and N.
o'eaps, part prime
sc boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
30 hhds West India mula .ses
10 do and 60 bbls N. o. do
25O bags coffee, Java, Laguira, 81. Jago, Rio and
81. Domingo
20OO sacks Liverpool blown salt
,o ooo 10 40 ground do
40 tons bar iron, swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
10 tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Nova Scotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Cali skins aud upper do
800 Buenos Ayres hides
5 E: :; :ss :$: s;' $:s
20 tierces rice
IL ,ierces clover seed.
Window glass; 10 by IL. 8 by 10, by 8 and 8
by III, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead, gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt peue. birthstone
Pimento, pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowder imperial and black tea
Segars bottle coIks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagging
Siiters, soap and candles
Muscatel rasins
Flax seed
25, 900 lbs bacon
200 tierces Thoma ton lime
90 bbs No. 3, msckarel, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, eartben and stone
Whitemore's cotton and wool cards
LiDseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetngs, shifting
Broad cloths, sc. SC. &c.-ALso,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cotton
Factory. LEWIS WEBB & CO.
Sept. "a 4O-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

IA Union HOTEL. CITY RICHMOND YA.-The
" subscribers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house prepared to accommodate travellers and
boarders, either families single gentlenen by the
day, week, month or year, on the most liberal terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly ii uated on f.
or Main Street, little below the Market House
sufficiently to the business part of the ci.
ty while, at the time. IL il Withdrawn from
the noise and bustle incidental 10 public places
containing 100 rooms including parlours saloons
&c, all furnished in superior style, combining both
nea'ness and elegance.
The tables will always be plendf'lly furnished, with
such varieties the market and neighbouing places
Afford, and the bar with the mot choice liquors.
The bed rooms spacious and airy and the beds
clean and if good and attentive sefvants, with dispo.
sition on the part OF all attached TO the house please
calculated TO add TO the for going recommendations
then will the poprietor not onlV deserve but hone 10
receive The patronage Of the public. They have good
stables convenient TO The house, well supplied with pro
vender and experienced osers.
The General Stage Office is kept at this house, where
seats 10 all the different Stages may be taken.
VIM. n. SHIELDS,
Aug. 81 83-f JOHN ARMISTEAD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

ANILL be offered for sae. at Tree Hill, during the
w ensuing Races, CHIEFTAIN, ch. c., two
years old last Spring. urwards of fifteen hands high,
active, sprighy and wellformed-go by Director, his
dam by Col. Hoskus' Sir Peter; his grand dam by
Highlander; his E. z. dam by Cahe his e. z. z dam
by Lonsdale. out OF thorough bred mare. imported
by the Hon. Thomas Nelson. Sir Peter by Knows
ley, out Of Hoskins' famous Minerva; Minerva by
Belleair; her dam by Symmes Wildair; her grand dam
by Vampire, out of Kitty Fisher. Highlander was
raised by COL John Tay!oe of Mount Airy, from one
his best imported Mares was got by Shark, and given
in exchange to Richard Brooke OF Msntapke. for the
celebrated Grey Domed RICHARD HILL
Sept. %. 4I-,dR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
THE RICHMOND RACES.

YHVHE 1'ree-Hiil Races will commence the first
- Tuesday in October next, and continue as usual.
FIRST DAY-A produce sweepstake for three year
old hies two mile heats-entrance 200 dollars hall for
/. James j. Harrison enters produce of Kate, by A.
2, A. A. wyche enters produce of the dam of Fran
els, by Archie.
g. VIM. Nj. West enters produce of his Gaatin
mare. Maria.
4. Jas. NJ. Selden enters produce Of his Director
mare Norma. by Sir Charles.
D. John Baker enters produce Of his Chance mare,
by Arab.
6. Jno Christian and Jno. Minge, produce Msr
no Eve, by Archie
Z. VIM. r. johnson enters produce of Reality, by
Charles.
8. VIM. wynne. enters produce OF Thomas Graves
Bedford mare, by Sir Archie.
Same day a sweekstake, two mile heats, for three
year old colts and hies, entrance $500 hall forfeit.
1. j. NJ. Seld-n enters Charles coll, the joint pro-
per,y OF himself and Thomas Garland.
2. WIN j.. White, Charles colt, out OF Kitty Fisher
The Watson, Archie fly out OF Jack An
drews mare, the property OF Jas. II. Wilkinson and Alb
Robinson.
4. Isham Pocket, and Arab Oily, out Of Lady Tai
man. the property Of Z. c. Mayo and Jas nj Srlden
S.%e day post 'week'take for three year old colts
aud hllies, two mile heat, entrance $780, hall forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
1 JAS. HARRIsoN
g Tho. WATSON.
3. JAS NJ SELDEN.
SECOND DAY.-Proprieor's purse $500, two mile
heats.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 81 ,Ooo four mile
meats, suoJect 10 usuaI deducu0ns-
FOURTH DAY.-Post Stake $3.50, three mile heats,
provided or more subscribers are obtained at $50
each.
The Subscriber will be prepared to entertain at the
Race Field, nse al Of The Tree ill house. hereto
fore. He has erected handsome and suitable buildings
on the held at considerable expense, aud from the
rserdinary number Of horses in trainiug and many
colts OF promise untried, and that will run in some Of
the enumerated races that may he made up for the
purpose may well induce visit to Richmond the
ing month. J. nj. SELDEN.
Sept Ia. Std Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

So, the frauds and defacaons of few of Mr. Adams
Agents IN the Treasury Department amount 10 the snug
sum of TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND
NINE HUNDRED EIGHrY-NINE DOLLARS
This is only portions; but let add it to the frauds
SC in the Navy Department:
Frauds &c in the Treasury Department, $3.50 $3.50
Frauds &C. in the Navy Department, I76, I5i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

"a UNAIIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice is hereby given that the cells in this in
tuton occupied, and that no more patients will
be received until some Of the said cells vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court Of Directors, l. HENLEY.
May 20. 6I-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-The
II "a annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Roa-
noke Navigation Company, will be held at Weldon, N
Carolina on the FIRST Monday of November next. be-
ing the first day OF the month. A. JOYNER.
Sept. 20. dat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

n D ANYWAY from the Snbscr'ber. IN the County Of
H@ Chesterfield, on Friday the 10th Sept bright
mulaito boy, by nams BILLY HENRY, about eighteen
years Of age. He IL stout, wel-grown lad. rather
inclined TO be "a, with bUshy head Of curling hair
One OF his upper fore teeth prorudes little beyond
the Other. lie wore away a suit Of light Summer
clothing. and grey jockey car. lie is an aru, smart
fellow fond Of horses and gaming aud will doubtless
auemrtto pass Tor free He is suspected Of bav-
ing about $50 with him In bank notes. will pay $40
and al Necessary fee, for hs apprehension and dev-
cry 10 me 10 Manchester his deposit in any Jail 20
that get him again. Masters of vessels are particu.
larly cautioned against employing receiving him on
board Of their vessels. w. a. PATTESON.
Sept Fl l0-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
We find The following article in the New York Eve.

ming Post:
"LfGHT PosrAoE-A packet of Dispatches British Min
ser at Washington received Boston by the mail packet
Ose, from England, via Halifax, mailed the
that city Wednesday weighed and the
tagc therefore, 467 dollars'
We understand that, after having reduc ell the charge
on nrwspsp and other printed matter, not cbargpa
bile with letter postage, contained in the pack above
alluded Co. that the legal postage amounted only TO for
ytwo dollars and twrnty-sx cents u. S. TEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

EM RS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taken the convent
lVh ent and eligible tenement over the shoe store of
Messrs Giannss, Son and Brothers, on Il. street, at
the corner OF the street leading Mayo's Bridge for
the purpose of a BOARDING HOUSE, will be pre-.
pared on Monday the 9th inst. accommodate board
ers by the week month year Her house isweIl. fur
nshed with new and the best furniture beds and bed
dng and her table will be served with the best that the
Norfolk and Richmond markets can afr rd-as her ar
rang sments SUCH that she will have weekly sup
ply OF the best Sterling Point OYSTERS and the different
Kinds oil salt water hsh, which the Norfolk market a
forls Sent II 2S-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

yEHHE Lectures in thi. institution will commence as
FL usual on the last Monday in October. The sub
jects taught
1t. Bellies Lettres, Rhetoic, Logic, Mo. } A. Empie
raj Philosophy, Criticism in reference to the Pres. &
fine Arts,and the Philosophy of the passions Profess
81. MAhematics-F. s. CAMPBELL STEWART,
Professor
g. Law and Polce-JAMEs SEMpLE, Professor.
18th. Political Law and Hisiory-THoMAs Dew,
Professor.
9Th Ancient Larguagss-DABNEY BRowN, Pro
fe sOr.
9th Natural Philosophy and Chemis,ry-wM. b.
ROGERS, Professor.
The expenses Of a student for board, nclu-
ding washing. fuel, sc. Sl2O
Fees TO three Professors 800 each, and Me-
taphysical class from the 22d Of February,
$40, 70
Naturalization Fee, 8
I95
The expenses Of a student, the second year. 1875
Law Students should bring with them, the Virginia
Laws, acts OF Congress and fuckers Blackstone. They
will have The use OF weseected Library: necessary
expenses for the course, SlI5
The School of Ancient Languages, in which, AIitt-
medc, English Grammar and Geography, make par
Of the course Of instruction, begins the Is, day Of
Sl2O
The Faculty il not authorized 10 permit student to
hoard out Of College, except atthe written request
OF thu parent or Guardian nor in any is TO
be paid for board, lLaD the charges above mentioned
oneha Of which mu BE- paid when the student enters
College, sEd the oh' half at the expiration OF half the
term.
II isbelieyed That the Lave and Regulations Of this
Institution recently modified, present so many 10.
ducemens to sudious and orderly habits, and provide
msny checks % Incidence aud misconduct, az TO
cure the utmost diligence and pfopriey OF behaviour
the part OF Scholars and studentsFor the information OF
the religious community, il may be proper to remark
that by statute OF the Visitors the college chapel has
been opened, and students (whout b,ing completely
will have an opportunity OF attending prayers every
morning previous 10 the commencement Of the daily
Collegiate exercises
They, who DESTROYS to enter any Of the classes,
the ensuing Session. earnestly advised 10 he present
at the commencement Of The course. as much injury
will result from delay in This particular
A. EMPIE, Pres.
The National IntelIgencer, u s. Telegraph. Rich
mond Enquirer, Constitutional Wbig, N. G. Star, Fay
pttevil'e Observer. Neybufn Sentinel Cape Fear Re-
corder, Norfolk Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion,
requested TO publish the above notice once Tort
night until the opening OF the College.
Sept. 3. Blvd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

YENHE Subscriber have for sale
IA Wilson's napt cottons
German oZnaburgs
Liverpool filed sacks of salt
English white lead
London silk and giDgham umbrellas
London porter
Port wine, bottled in Oporto
Crates of earthenware, assorted
81 Nails-quart bottles
Tin plate aud brazing copper.
Also, very fine old Madeira wine, imported three
years ago. direct from adeira, and since them has
had the benefit Of voyage to and from London.
Sept pa 4O-l2t# C. & A WARWICK
Ed edmond COTTON FACTORY.-Th Sub
u scribers OFF, for sale, a, their Office, Shocke
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory
Al Cotton ISheefingS
81 do Shirfings
Stout Cotton OzndJtrgs. 20 inches ride
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality TO
any made IN the Unit States, and will be sold low
as goods OF similar quality be purchased in the Nor
them Markets
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON
Sept. 81. 4O-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

RINOR RENT, three story Brick House, with
ID Brick Kitchen and Smok. hcu.e in the rear and
two large Cellars.
This House is in good repair and we'll 6tt.d for dry
good Store, in the centre OF II Street, SHOCK e HilI-
Possession can be had shortly, by applying 10
J. NJ DEL-CAMPO,
Who has for rent first rate Piano Forte by the year.
Sept. "a. 4P-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

On the Goth inst the venerable and respected Charles
Carroll, of Carrolton, completed his ninety fourth
gear and celebrated the anniversary i'm the company of
numerous party OF guests collected to do honor the
occasion. Among others, the Post Master General
and Major Lewis. On the return of the guests Bal
timorc, they were met by Mr. Cooper's Locomotive En-
CINE, which propelled containing twentyone per-
sons, beside the three the Engine, the follow.
ing rates.