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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
POETICAI.
WARNINGS.


"Ihare called but ye refused: Ihare stretched
out my hind, and no man recorded"
There's voice Of Con f,r the careless ear
A'o~ bre.,hed whisper ~hcn none Is near
In he silent watch of the Nights calm hours,
When the de~ss are AZ rest in the deep-se.ied
flowers:
when the wings of,he zephyr sre folded up.
When the ,ieic, bende,h its azure cup:
'11s breath Of rcprovsl--a murmuring tone
Like music membersd, or ecs'acirs gone
lis voice 'ha, sweeps through the Even
ing's sky,
When the clouds DER the pale moon are hur.
rying by,
WAKE the forest 'boushs, ON the mountain :
brow;
II speaks in the shadows iha, swiftly pass;
In the waves. that are reused from the Lake
olesr glass.
Where the summer shores. in their verdae,
pride,
Were pictured bu, late in the stainless idle.
And tba, voice breaks out in the rempc.,.s
When the will winds sweep in their fearful
mighi;--
When the rgh,n.ngs go forth on the hills to
As they pass on their pinions of FIRE. away;
While they iercely smile through the dusky
sky,
As tho thuDder.pcals 20 their glance repIy,
A. the bolts leap on, from the sombre cluud
While the midnight wbirl~ iuds sing wild and
loud
Tis q voice which comes in the early morn.
When the matin nv nns of the BIRDS are born,
IL steals from the fold ofthe painted cloud
From the forest draperies, sublime and proud:
It's tones ara bleDt with the running stream,
As It sweeps along. like = changeful dream.
In lis light and shade through the chequered
vale.
While the uplands are famed by the vie wless
gale.
In the twilight hour. when the wesry bird
Oa hs nest Is sleeping, that voice is heard,
While The mist-robes are drawn o'e, the green
carth's breast,
And the sua hath gone down from the faded
west,
In the hush Of tina, silence,-when wind. are
still,
And ,he Ugh, wakes no smile in The ba5bhng
rll:--
Ihro' the wonderful depths of the purple air,
Ger The landscape trembIing-ibat voice is
There are shispers Of Con in the Ca,ar,c,'s
In The seas rude wall. on its sounding shore:
IN the waves that melt on Ler szure isles,
"hcFo the sunny South on their yerlurr
smiles,
lnihe Ocean ward ~ind from the orange tree.
~ the Sabean o.iours that load the breeze,
midst the incense that fos,s from Arabi.'s
strand.
That tone IS tbere>si,b its uhispers blandl
And i; saith TO the cold and the r,s,l-s. heart.
ITO" long wilt thou turn from "Me better
payf?"
ihave called from the infinite depths Of lIea.
vcn--
have called.-bu, no answer to me was ri.
ven;
From many hallowed and glorious spot.
nave called, BY MY Spirit and ye r.euid
nsD
Thou ART Gar from tie haven. and tempest.
tossed
Hear the cry cfthy Pilot, or thou art lost.
lCeiumJiGH Star.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
RECktAIION

"What kind of amusements NAV be
safely recommended -
None, 1t should he answered. which
VIII necessarily iniure ourselves none
winch deo'and the bauisbmens from
our minds Of the great purposes and
duties, and at the solemn destination
oil human life; none, moreover, which
must be enjoyed at the expeirse Of
Others peaccsor welfare rNne. there.
lore, whose essential TODD il vanity.
whose sole object Is a selfish eratilica.
ton. oF whose highest success isa t,i.,
uDph over ISnorance or indigence. o.
yer any detects Of sense. beauty or
fortune, Which may be attached 20 our
associates. We are allowed NO blca
sures which surrender the birth fisbt ol
intellect that Heaven has bestowed I'M
on u, and degrade Us TO the condition
.oi brutes; nor any degree OF sensual
Indulgence that " III obscure the clear
ness al our conceptions, or enieebls
The Nigor OF ouf faculties. We are al.
lowed no pleasures that assail the hon
or or peace, the conscience or yiftu,.
OF our neighbour.
Nor are we obliged 20 resort To such
Tor entc'tsiGmeut, We are not driy.
en- TO the company Of those who SIT late
at the wine, or Of those who are chain
cd to the gaming board, and who,
though they call il pleasure, are work
InS out harder task than that Of the
slave Mt the oar. We are not conpel.
led TO enter the lists with those voia.
res Of fashion whose iIlostrious ambi.
ton " Is 10 rival each other ~ splen-
did dresses or equipagcs; or those 70.
taries OF sport, whose glorious enthusi-
asm hangs upon tic whip and spur.
There are pleasures. simple. pure and
rational. which tread lightly upon the
bosom OF the earth, and leave 40 stain
upon the FAIR works of God--pleasnfes.
which need not the aid Of hustle or
how 10 set them off,-whieh are nois
less, because they are foil Of sati.fac-
non They are abroad ia the green
helds ~ summer. They are pleasures
That build their sanctuary amidst the
scenes Of home. They wander ~ the
regions 81 knowledge. and literature.
and taste. They l,necr ia the inter-
views OF friendship. and friendly con
'ersations, They wakeu aud echo to
The harnonies Of music. or such plea.
sures, nature. aud lie. and society are
fuii. 49, tristan Er0yyfiJ3fr.
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a nervous Frenehman. " no had been
20 the daily habit Of reading the Quu,i.
uienne' "a violent party newspaper. }
recently committed suicide, leaving
behind bin the following letter." /
nave sworn never TO witness another
re'oi1iion-lt has been slowly ap
preaching IN disguise; but has az La,
snn"a ITSELF openly see u approach.
ing Nlth All rs borror--i fulfil NV oat,
~sSeh Is NY destiny"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Jmegar. "A German spoihecary
recommends the 'ollow ing method 81
manufacturing tbs very useful article.
iie pat into cask q efficient dimen.
sions. mixture CON posed 81 forty one
pinis u water. eight pinls ~ Whiskey.
two p'nis u yeasi, and two pounds 81
charcoal. aud placed "a a proper situa
iion Tor fermentation. At the ehd ol
tour months, very good vinegar Was
iopnd, az clear ADD az "a bite a. water.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

We ar glad 70 sec, by Messrs. ca
NY & LHA's advertisement, that Mis.
sedgwick's new novel, "CLARrNcr. a
tale 81 Ou' own Times" Will BE- pub
iished ia few days. y. S. CGs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Mr.. Hart. the Americso Ere eater,
j. IN Pb,Isdclph,a. lie sUps niehsly
IN plate Of live Goals, and Whsis his
appetite with = plate u birthstone by
lhe Nay u pickles.
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CovUxDRum.-TH The latest and bssf.-
Why - a hot cake like Caterpillar;
Because IL makes tic B,Nrr Nv
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

ny Io'rs tHcr, 'i3,og master onlor
1875
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'in most perfs II irelsud. peat. or as ~
calf 4 tsH, b. ased fof feel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

EGOfDTON MALE AGA DEMY-Th .ubecri,er
Ia-D who was some time instruc's i'm the JJniver
s'iy OF North Carolina. will open school in the above
Institution on the 10TH of The pTesr nj month Th
course oil instruction ia the CIa .ics and Mathematics
VIII he as extensive R any similar institution and
suthcent TO- qualify students fer entrance on advanced
standing, Into any Of higher scmnariss of learning
DoarG can be obtained in the most respectable families
~ The vicinity, al $50 for the session OF 5 months Tui
uon Tor the same period:
In the Languages and higher Mdthe mates. SIP 80
,ohHhon EHSiiSh brancbe', 10 90
instruction will like wise b, given 10 such as desire
u IN the French, and Spanish. As The morality of
those committed to his charge will be strictly guard.
e; more ct nrorioury bad character need be sent rs
they viii not he suffered Ivy remaining 40 corrnp The
cooperate with the teacher in the suppress ion of vice
and the preservation # good order In ront of heal H.
moral az refined society, central position and cnnve-
nencc Of access, Boyd on ia probably not exc He'd by
any village in the SOU hsrn country The fact OF it,
having been selected the site OF the proposed Col.
lege ample evidence OF its advantages in frs. res.
poets with prospective view 20 the design Of ti,is
establishment, TO bring Iiberni education ,ctiu me
reach 0 pcTSsns NJ moderate fortune, the board and
tuition have been fixed low rates. Those wishing
10 send would beet do early, that no time may lie
lost and The teacher may be better enable 10 arrange
his classes. JOHN J. WYCUF 4 N
may be satisfactory 10 know that the Academy /. in
very retired place, remote from The hustle OF the town
Jan IL S1-wilstF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

~ CHANCERY-At rules taken in the Clerks OF
January, $780, ' "
".'In maj; 0'o%es' Complt.
Arnold Thomson AMI Daniel S. M'Cormick Defs
The defendant Thomson not having entered bis an
Pcarance and given security according TO an Act of the
General Assembly and the rules of hs Court and il an
Pean8 at he IS not an inhabitan of this State OH the
motion of the complainant by his attorney: il Is ordered
mat Tue said defendant Thomson, do appear here on
the first day OF March Court next and the
pianans BILL and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted in some one Of the public newspapers printed
in the city OF Richmond for two moths successiyeIv
and also posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county. Teste
Jan H. Sl-wSw ID. WORSHAhI, G. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

pa rnH 6ovERNoR TIN CoataoNwE ALrH
ID VfRoINIA-a PROCLAMaTTON-
whereas has been represented to the Executive by
the superinendant Of Quarantine, enclosing the opinion
oil Doct McCaw, relative to the state Of the schooner
Armada, heretofore declared under Quarantine on &C.
count oil being infected with the Small pox, that it
SUI prevails; have thought proper with the advice Of
the Council OF State, and in Pursuance Of the Act Of
Assembly, to declare the said schooner Arm under
Quarantine fer the further term OF twenty days from
the 10Th instant.
Given under my hand rs Governor and I'm.
(SEALI der the seal Of the Co;nmonv, alth at
Richmond, this 18th day OF January,
1889. WM b GILES
Jan. 10. s7-wa,x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02
Jan. 10.

TBNwENrf DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGMENT from
r. Devcreaux Of the city OF Richmond, about the
9th day oil November, 1929, negro man slave named
Israel and styles himself Israel Hars) about 81 years
OF age, five feet high, thin visagcd with large nose,
and generally well-dressed in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern. The above
slave is supposed has obtained free papers and is at
tempting to pass free man, and may attempt TO get
oil to some free State he apprchended near Rich
nond the above reward will be paid if making Off cx
ira reasonable eXpences will also be paid for his safe
delivery in the Jail of the City Any information that
can be given TO Mr.. Dcvereaux of the City, with Ic-
gard 10 the way in which he got e will be literally re-
wardcd and all persons from harbo,rin
the said slave and all captains of steamboats, and other
captains or masters of vessels from carrying OF the said
slave, under penalty of the rigour of the law
JOHN WARRINGTON, Adm or
of Rodwc Delk, decd
James City County, Dec. IT. 7I-wI9t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

- UNAWAY IN JAIL Was committed to the
"a n Jail OF Montgomery County. in the state Of Vir-
gid, or the lO;h d"y o October last one gro IN IN
named Tom, alias Thomas Brooks who states that he
is free ran but sold slave in Alexandra 10
namn Lewis, Rire Ballard, and --- Moss
who took him TO TIE safe Of Mi'saippi, and there sold
him to George Davis OF Buk County. Tom !. sup
rcstd to he twcntysix seven yeacs old, dark corr.
peSion, about five feet six eight nch"s high 10 IRA
by stout built, very intelligent read, hid ON ubcn
committed very good drah big coat end black hat,
has scar on the right eide cf ks face End one on his
right arm. The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges take him away or be
will be dealt with according law.
VIM. WADE. Tailor
Dec 20 U-wl2r Montgomery County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02
..Mucn rrr rrMA,,, uN,u,a'- Csrper.
From tho ". Y. Commercial Advet,iser.I
THE TALK WITH TIME.

Lines scr,ttcR for the Ji,st u Ja,,nary
wonder whore tho years arc led
That fiolickd in my boyhood'- sight
Oh! how bland their tardy tread,
And offered wings to speed their flight
knew not then how goss'mer light,
They swan, like atoms in thv beam.
experimentation TO curious wight
save IN tho noon days sunny gluan,.
But, there's void within tell
How hect they ,nount the melting cloud,
And Hio where spirits like them, dwell
With ages their mighty shtoud,
Another Joins that elm crowd,
Mid shout and slcc, and joyous chime.
Whilst my full soul would rove abroad,
Seek aud rebukc the slayor, Tims.
] found him, busy DER grave
Twas Naturcs--of her year bsrcavod,
It's foot had touch'd tho fatal wave
Aud he, nor visit, nor carol shc -rieVd
knew him by the tears that layd
HIS locks, and mark'd them as my own
whist every sigh my heart had heavcd,
Suii trcmbled on his pinions down.
charged tho wrinklsd sprito, restore
-, Tho buds of lifc's redolcnt morn,
That LAUGHED along youths -Tecnswari shore,
And blusbing claspd tho dnwy thorn.
bnde him reveal mo, whittier borne,
The loved, the blooming, and tho sayi
Why from my sigo my kiss--Ny.ro torn
Tho victims he had wrapp'd in clay
The year inhun,'d, tho wizard spoke
but frown'd-how stern, I'll c'or forget.
Spread hrs vast wings, iior morning brokr,l
With earth's undressing vapors wot;-
And told, how many a sun had set
Tn years my bounding bosom stole,
How, had mingled ov'ry sweet,
And quan'd unharm'd my diamond bowl.
Twas truo--und yet my foolish heart,
Would bid him call their forms again;
Cnec more to sutherland TO part;-
TO know, to feel, that life is vain,
'le usk'd why would doom to pain
Rerew'd, the lov'd whose sands wero OUT
Why lure them from their azure plain,
10 halls, and storms, and gooms, and doubO
Then pointed cross the pebbly food,
While m,sts obscur'd the distant air,
Nor, rs intent On flight he stool,
Save answer to my bonded prayer
save-"Son! embark, sock, find them there"
All! whittier lies that land? said
Reply was mott III shapes wero air.
wonder where those years fed.
lat, 1880. MONTCARNIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Having re-
ia solved TO remove 10 the State of Ohio now offer
or sale my tract OF land in the county OF Lancaster con-
tanning three hundred and eighty seven acres This
tract Is situated on Indian Creek, fine, bold water
course Amounting in oysters of the finest size and fla
YOUR fiSh oil every description, common the Chesa
peakc, arr caught here in the creates, abundance
SheepShead taken in three hun rcd wards of the
dwelling housc-a cove in less than one hundred wards
OF inc Mansion is particularly appropriated TO the rails
ing oil oysters, in which there is a good SUNNY
n dweillng-house contains two large rooms cham
oer ana pas = on the lower floor, and rooms on the
second The outhouses consist of a barn stable car
,ge-iouse, rnhouscS, excellent Kitchen smoke
house &c. There is, from this situation beautiful
view oil the Bay, distant l2 miles. he land is equal
10 any IN the lower part of the Northern Neck level
and now laid off in,s four fields, containing seventy
acres each one OF which in clover. This tract GER
ainy The most desirable one in this section of Virginia
al conveNent distance from three places of religious
worship the Courthouse and the Mills. and about two
miles from Kiln rnock, rising and iourishny little
village. tract containing about the same quantity of
acres, can also be purchased fair terms Immediately
adjoining mine, and which once a part of the same
arm-the two making estate of hundred acres
intending TO settle in non-slave- holding State will
dispose OF twenty negroes good terms Gr the DIR
chaser VIII not separate the miics) seventeen of
are as likely and valuable their ages n, any in tbe
STATE, consisting oil men, women BOYS and girIs
Shouli any gentlemen about Richmond or Washington
wish to purchase beg leave to refer them for more sn
tcrested information as TO the land Mr. Chinn of the
virginia Senate, Mcssrs. Leland and Dandrlge of thc
House OF Delegates and Mr.. j. Taiaferro of Congress
Wy audress Is Indian Creek near Kmarnoc Lancas-
ter County, Vr. RALPH FDNITNDS
=: ): So remarkably healthy is this farm that have
not had an occasion TO call in physician but twice for
years. r. r
Jan 20 o0--wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

Ra,t Read from Jersey CITY to rrashtngton.
1--WE are credibly informed" saws the Jersey CITY
Gazette OF this morning, 4" that stock has been sub
seib'd Tor rail road from jersey City to Washington
Two public spirited gentlemen. who are likewise con.
siderable capitalists, said be the prime mover.
and d rec ors OF this undertaking, which only waits
the sncotn OF the Legislature, to be prosecuted with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02
James City County, Dec. II. ,'" i De" iscd

EDUBLlC SALE.-Pursuant te am order made H.,
N the Hon. VIM. Cranch Chief Judge of the Cir
tne Court OF the District of Columbia in the matter of
1ohn Davis an insovGnt debtor, will be soi at public
' OH ae Is. uay oil March ne all the right title
and interest OIL Inc Davis in and to tract of laI
IN hanawha County, in the State of Virginia living on
Elk river an the S. r. side above and below the mouth
oil nue creek, supposed TO contain about 900 acres
Sale to take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in Tho
Si'y OF Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, at 4 O'Clock
lerins-A credit oil twelve months the purchase mo-
ney to be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
curi;y to be approved by the Trustee.
THOS. HUGHES, Trustee
sept ID. 3I-wtds II. MAURO s SON. uct'eers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02
DE ~ IA 4.
S. ID -R g i RX

81 hENTAL SURGERY, Greenhow's Buidin, Nj.
street. nearly opposite the Virginia Banks IN '
muNRon has located himself u this city, and will -.
h'ppy 10 attend TO all those who may require the nr
iessiohai aid OF Dentist He hAiters himself that .
thorough noietge Of the approved principle. Of
oentiry, ana ample practical expe rience, aided bv
great assiduy aud attention. will ensure him the con-
hd ,nce and patronage Of the public His come zion
win many OF the most distinguished Dentists in the
Atlantic cities ensures him the earliest information Of
he most recent improvements in the science.
l.. = Parents whohave aproper regard for the beau
~ ana symmetry Of their childen's features, reguar
W. and .ouDdnt OF their TEETH, should on the pre-
fusion OF the second set consult experienced Den.
s' wren every irrrgularty from satural presenta-
ton o! the teeth may he corrected
W Hours OF Attendance from 10 to =. NJ.
jan Cd S1-frt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02
iron ne u. S. Telegraph
OEEICIAI.
DEPARrMENT or STATE

Washington, 23j Jan. 1920.
In'ormsiion has BEEN communicated 10 ths Dspar.-
ment OF state. that In consequences Of new disposon
Of the Government Of his Majesty, the Emperor of
Russia, respecting the administration OF the Russian
settlements Of the North wc', coast OF America il had
been resolved TO transfer the principal factory of the
Russian American Company now located in he siiod
nj Ska, TO that Of Kada and IN close the part Of
Archangel. The present seat OF that factory.
The effect Of this arrangement will be, that the trad-
authorized under the Convention of the 8 IN m
April 1924, between citizens Of the United States and
he Russian American COMPANY hitherto carried on al
the port Of New Arch NIGEL will from The date Of the
rev Opposition be Transferred to ih5 settlement OF 81
Paul, in the Island Of X adiak.
OPPOSITION.
The coalition presses never were more active 10 the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

MA AS committed to the Jail Of powhatan county
Wv Va0 on the 25h Oct. lat, as = Runaway
ahegro man. who says bis name is Rya-,hat he was
carried from Buckingham county, by Richard B,iley
TO So .th Carolina AMI sold to James Oiwav nj snn,v
yer disiric', from whom he ahconicd lh. aid rcsro
Is OF dark complexion, five feet inches hg,-spare
m"oe-'o appearance, about 20 o. 81 years old Had
on when conn bed 10 jail, short roundabout Goa.
nome-spun dove Notwithstanding shift-and sack
my panialoons The owner of sail nogro reuuesfe
70 come forward prove his property pay charg s. and
AXE him away or he will be dealt with a. the law d
RlCHaRD nASc liz
Jan. I6 S6wIo,E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

We find in the nfop Jjufn.I of W.lne.d,v La,
he following PosiscIilt-
Died, this mofniny, at his Hence in The Indian
village near ihi place, The no'ed Seneca Chief Sa.
wha.hah, Keeper 4,oake) % long known to h
whites by the apeiIaon OF Red Jacef aged 80 wears
nv \ 9,ue,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

NG ILldAM MILLER. John Morris, Francis
w Pledge, Elizabeth Pledge, William Pledge,
Wm. Woolsoa and wife-Tgke notice, t'a I shall on
the tbird Monday IN March next, al Goochland court
house, between The hours Of 10 o'clock in The morning
AMI O'Clock OF The evening of The day proceed
10 take the Dispositions Of Roderick Payne aud ohcr
70 TIC read a. evdt nee ~ s0it depending the chan
Gerry side Of tie county court Of Goochaud, in which
am complainant and yon def ndants at which time
and place you may attend if you please.
JIM II. Sl-w4w' ARCHER PLEDGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

HINELD 4 GARDEN SEEDS IN addition TO hi,
III u'u' STOCK OF Clover and Grass Seeds the cub.
scrber has hand general assortment of yceI
tent vegetable Seeds OF the CROP p4i.ed expressly
Tor h'' sdle ny careful and experienced cultivaiors on
grounds widely scpa aied, thereby avoiding that mix.
lure which must inevitably take place with those grown
on the same plantation, or in the immediate neighbor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

HDUBLlC SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed OF Iru,t
IA executed by Abin G.. SAUNDERS TO the subscri-
ber on the 10 day Of February, S2y for purposes
u"tein men'ioned and recorded in the Clerks once
OF Powhatan, viii be sold to The hghest bidder al pub.
nc auc n, Tor ready money at the Town Of Jefferson
IN he county al Pow aiau the 20;h day OF Febru.
~" NEXT the prep ry conveyed by the said Deed con-
Sing OF The SAID Albn G.. Sanders whole interest in
ms father Chancellor H. Saunders estate, except one
houe in The town Of Jefferson, known by the name of
the Red.house, lately occupied by Roderick PAYNE.
and lot No. - and such title AZ Ia wasted in
the subscriber, will be conveyed to the purchaser
JAMES V. HASKINS, Trustee
Jan. % go us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

NOIlCE.-ln pursuance to order OF the county
ia Court of Che efheid will he sold for cash 10 n,
lal ices, at Chesterfield court house on The second
Monday In February next, Chat being court dsV y =
negro man who called himself Robert Biniord and sail
he'Was iree when comnitled to jail, and afterwards
said his was william, ard that he bsorpsd 10 =
trader by the name Of Smith, but since esys he free
man and that be was raised in the county nj Accose
and HE name i Robert Medal. J. r. COODE
Jan ~ SI--.Nyt J,iIor