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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

r;nal evidence against nim vas furnished by
his own confession AFTER and before his arrest.
The State Attorney concluded his summing up
of the evidence in The following words -
In Tins case, like most others oi the same
kind. il may be said, without appearing en-
thusiasiic that tho hand OF Providence seems TO
have interposed, and said 10 the guiiy man,
Thus lar shalt thou CO. bnt no iar'1er. A
few hours more would have placed this man
rJond the reach of law, beyond even The
reach of detection Whist upon the very brink
Of escape. his conscience become hls own &C
cuser, and he absoln,el, volunteered the pfinci-
pal witness against himself Illus true ID the
expression of the poet
He ia but naked. though locked up in steel
Whose conscience with injustice is coffup-
ted
This teaches moral lesson. which, ut no
time aud ia no place. is lnapplleable, that now
ever the transsressor may SEEK 10 shield us
crime. there ia hand that sooner or later, VIII
wall point them ont 20 his own cOntu sion
disgrace. and punishment
flcdrceraltou.-Fron tine essays of Howard
we publish the following pictures Of the hor-
rors of imprisonment for debl, as illustrated
in New York
In the year 1903, the yellow fever regard
IN luis CITY WIN relentless Jury. Every Nhtic
the citizens fed from the destructive pestIlence,
the rich resOrted To he seats OF fashion ani
pleasure, the poor sought refuge in those shell
ters provided in the suburbs Vi the city by the
benevolence of our active corporation iu-
mainly exerted herself IN favor of every class
ofthe commnnty-rHccpt the debtors
Among the prisoners who endured the IN he
scribabIe horrors Of this season, there was one
named Smith. Ills wife and two daughters
kept boarding house in Water-st eet They
we're too rich 10 he Included in The class that
WAS provided ipr by the corporation, 81 too poor
10 support the expenses Of an exile III the
couhtry-They were, however, preparing To
tax the friendship and charity OF some OF their
neghbors fora little loan Of money 10 enable
them II move with their boardpTS 10 Gfeen-
"ich. when Mr.. Smith was arrested for a small
debt aud thrown in prison.
This misfortune disconnected their plan the
neighbours 1ed-and. 10 iuc, ease the miseries
Of Mrs. Smith The boardcrs. who had hitherto
contributed 10 her support, fed also, and.
shortly after, herself and daughters fell victims
TO the prevailing epidemic.
Aud. will you believe it I no entreaty, no
brlbe within the fathers power, could preyaIl
on any one TO go 10 his house 10 bIng him Ia
formation Of the state Of his family.
The first aud last information this unfortn-
nate father even received Of his family was IN
the ne"Spaper-lhey were buried IN foters
Field.
a >. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

Twenty fiat honls, loaded with about
10 900 bushes ef Salt. passed down The ka-
nav ha on The eth inst. for the Cumberland
aud Wabash rivers. han. Register, 1PrH2o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

Of all control OVER appointments, not expressly
enumerated in tie ron, .iuiioa md, IN iaet,
the Constitution itself may be evnded. The
President Cannot eousiiiuiionally aud perma
nently appoint the heads OF the different depar-
nents without the consen, of the Srnaie. by
the bill the Secretary Is empowered 10 appoint
an assisi Ant Who, 10 ease of vacancy IN the
Office, has oil the power and ab'borns over the
bu,ine. OF the depar nent thai the Secretary
possesses, aud Is ~ discharge the duties until
superior i. appoin ed.--1he Senate has decided,
thai The, President may remove any oihcer,
without assigning any reason Tor the exercise
of his power.
supp use that Mr. Van Buron shall appoint
isaae Hl, who has been rejected by the sen
ale. as unworthy Of the Office Of Comp roller
aud suppose hat Mr.. Van Bmen should be-
come unpopular with the President, and should
be removed from Office. might not the President
omit To nominate a Secretary. and continue
Isaac Hill in office, during the residue of ms
ie,m, in defiance Of the Senate II may be
said that there is no danger that The Hon. sec
refary will become obnoxious AT court. We
agree he will not, il he can AVOID II BY ha''ery
| aud subseryiency but more than one keeper
has been killed by the animal he fed aud pro
ircted. We can hardly tell. in these tckish,
limes what will take place. We have great
| many currenis aud counter currents reVolu
| IONS aud counter revolutions, about these
avs and some Of them may unfasten tia Sc
dre,ary's moorings. The report now Is. that
nc order TO save Amos Kenkai, the post Office
| il pui under the surveillance oil Mr.. Calhoun
We think, ifthIs bail becomes n law, that the
President may continue any assistant IN Office
he chooses aud havs him, in fact, discharge
the duties of Secretary of STATE, Independently
al nd il hR su(rppdg N
not be very unlikely that we shall have as'is-
tan's TO all the secretaries
This will be very convenient, asst will enable
the secretaries TO leave the metropolis during
the summer season and, their re-
turn in the inl it is TO be hoped they will find
their offices ~ better condition than when they
left them. Mr.. Barry should have at least
three more assistant, If the plan succeeds well
Liz SIaLe LIE LlarImenI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06
BLANK s

F"h SAIL Al THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

And al this exclusive Of the profits of the
Mail Contracts. Was ever disinitrcsied pdtriO-
tam more literally rewarded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

We know OF when we have met with no
bier instnnceot generosity than the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

..r,- ~ f,..L. n, (hsrol aaa "a ra.,., ,,h
ne -, !, 80. "a. 49, ", 49,. - mus
, , ~, ,vh;,. ,,,, and ,sa ,a.,; - $500
,., ,,v. ,og.,h.r Tn. ss,iyioo laws. hah,,s so"
Hos W. ., n, .i, 49,. a., 's' 'n|"-
;r ~ al .,v.,, III a,ha, ~ , - 'o' -, ve
,p,hs, within The same ,.rri,or;,I ,,,;,. o,n
-. si.s,,v sx,sn,,.a her law. ovsr a. - ga
~. 49,, H. ;,.,,,s Of mi. s,s,s !, M, na o.se' su'
,hsr tho eau a Of humanity an M. 49, D..
- ~. $3.50 A. -. 40 r., , '" " w" ~
not prevent this. without infringing rights; and II
I. duty which hi aud every Other state, whsre thes-
unior,unae beings reside. owes herself for the pro-
lection OF her own ciz'ns. IL seems thea th.t ,hr
emigration OF the iudians beyon the Mississippi, il the
ony ne'nou 10 preserve t"' Peope .oio nhai and ut
ter extinction; and we toruiy chsr'h the Iops that
long, every nation and tribe OF Indians within The
precincts OF these Uoited a'rs vii follow the pru
dent exa.Drle Of the Chpri aws."--SO mote IL ~
az The Creatures at IT'S diTfV tp)rk gri,, The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
DEaTn nI, GEA.nn az = s-,1.sss


'o unnaTstnd that letters this morono recsiv.J L.
~, 'na General DAVIS r. WILLIAMS met viii, an W.
ns' t"hch terminated in his from the li,, ~,
~ ~ osr whe experimenting tho erection of brides o.
broken below knee ' '"o', 'eu, 1oih his legs
, on Wbg 'RRGrta'Jy N sing ~yDied Monroe coun
o n''e RIVER IN the beginning OF weak Mt Ponr
e aged about 25on III. day. his BROTHER RE-,
AZ aged about lO-and, about week yous
iCE'Lsuhf SISTER oil tho above, aged abou il -
.1cn o, the lac John McEImuy deceased Of Cadron An
a. Jul 20 o weeks since, Mr. RoBERr so,d 49,;
81 ~ ySa cousin of the above persons and
d;soa IN montgomery Of the Mouth of White River IN.
usous1 "nich has proved fatal
inns in vo or cold plague. which OH lie vic
~ " very S"Of period alter they attacked whit
=. tfrkdnsas Gas, Moo 3.
a. THIS place, on the 18th nst Col DAsIxL W.nr ,.aa
% yebs Inc deceased native of
atm a S PoS mad been resident of this county do was
nnu Jealous member OF the Methodist 81,
u assurance OF glorious EuIcgy Of s danH
Is an Inoectnn effort TO perpeuao their memory amJ snh
e WARM and generous feeling high and Ioy
boneyoleocc Of the docsased-tha his
WIZ I'VE M tho recollection of his numerous fi.nI, %
% ny e1ogy add unmPaired by his bcreayed %
S;,h h; euen time alone dry the suices of sorrow
"'''~" WIS ''ep' w" opened ~ their bosoms "'
(C0nTidnd LILY Ifr,nIi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26


E-HlLL FEMALE SEMINARY MIR. Nj
- Son'hsa'e's school vii again 70 into one "a ion
w. ION OF Janua'y 1881 for The reception of
ana osy Pupi'--'n winch will he taught The btnnrbss
~ cF.'sfy 20 polite educaticn-v,z: O ,bop,snh,
heading, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar BrIiss I :,
IT, Composiiion, Geography with the u,s =, 49,.
Was ard Globe'l Natural Philosophy. Cbemi.,'.
ngu ge - Wv" we FRENCH
Mrs. 5 a''nfes he public that every in tlcs .b, bs
done be young ladies' committed 10 her care. a,d 49,
'bat iheir most saDeUine eSpsctalio,. a, I, ,a's
I ~ g.. currency as well moral department.
- oo ue Unsupported, as many YEAR, expsTienrs IL,
ne engagemen hos enabled her In bseou,s sco,',, ~
fos ~, e"'~s H"ncdhon ossber with deep iofsrssr
en- i'd, L,o'PeIlty OF the rising youth, which IL
In'nae'y connected with the principles incule,,sd
AZ en Sasly period. " wa ca
II e'ms- BoaTcers viii be received al 500 the ,s,e,
~ ven ponihs-witb an Additional ehaSse Of q IN =
r1nen' payable quarterly IN aJvsncs-escb o",,l t,
ng oso, bed ny. iowsls, aud candles--dsv ,,boI,,
he lem VII rx,drs the 15h Deeembsr. with .,,.
P~t'ion Of enc month 10 the summer WV
Boz X, stationary &c will i've fo,n,.t.d a. ,o,,,s \
Giouoes'er, Nov 20 ssFss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
tAb.-nt, Sti.dr, J.
En- pdyfe Peter LIONS.

nuT,neS 0entra on behalf Of Lyon,, the to
!" the beretsnt OF the city OF H.
fso'N"s0H dec teniannS unintstd The o Nor ,mo; y,
was 40, " th' Court Ii wac 10 ESmund PEN
S1' ' Fe,T LyoHS, by the %
uAn o. Tue survivor OF h.m the
who has "a 4. 1900 - - ~""'S --s"'S,
.so a" pntaii'o hs6n by county court The
7H9Easy OeHsFn sid there could T..
re n''sd bat after he death per.Sn to WI, m
ouit hsa S,,bsd adnnirs lea. Jurisdiction of mi.
. ws, it n'.ltd lie Iksned The n. trsn, of
oy an INTERIOR Court whose ua reversed
HI'eI 'uoh t'Vf'sI there ,ub,ins
gained ~ any cout which originally
v't~I,5 " EfOesHsr0nsA repot,ed the decision OF The
N, atet iuI eonsIitatT the Judge,
n'ou that the Geuetsl h,J no IriJieton m ,h.
hie having been rad formerly rr,n,,J
eouny court OF hiHg Queen the non
necessarily be granted by the court w ""'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
tAhseni Stuart J.

M Manchester Tuesday evening last y the
" M j. Armstrong, Mr.. JANE. BRpoy, Of mi. r 30
Frankn County, W.. " '"a'" Na''o"'y' Esq oil
in thi. City, on Thursday osth inst by tn, Rev sim.
hha WILLIAM RSo, Esq Hanover 10 Mis-, Is, ~
daughter Of Capt Richard Brooke deed. -
w.,o 40, ednesday; the 18th lust by Rev Edward T.
aI. WilIiAa H. CARTEK Of Albcnae county To M ..
'ANk H., daughter OF FIa's w. Of N.s go " "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
fAbsent Stuart J.
Bydt,sH HgyyisoN,

.8y'hur Euwsrs ~ and others,
.Jueffrff If k,,xC.fL .n,,.,...

9y,hur Erwsrsfr and others, 60, ~ ,.,-. "'I''I
Jusie>s IT Norfolk sov,ty' " '''""F
AT Ssptnhr Tern, 1880, HGryssn e,nt ANT in -,tnr r.,
pIes'sd'o The Sarsftnr Ceuu ~ RszoH souty tfs he
nsd N ~ Jni of that fsr uhth h. nnshls
70 yi hphe hsd spresred before Emsysu snI Nah two ;y,
and psisd that the oath ~ nssvecy might smn stored
MN "heb hey refused, botvhstsrdios WI
sqnNsf 81 as set "a reistontr ne .ehsduIe ga
" he sntr~r's apresr.d bcors Thompson two hs,
l - VIZ eu'ed IN Ike tic iheeffe rsvsd n,
Wy " rardars q ron pei the Joess administer osth
te ~ se"fdiugv made yTon The Ju'fss esv.
~ asd1Nvs 'ruld s.re Trn~s,r 80 Ness aos5s 90,
'of s fh ffsrn fer net dst Horyson vs., n, :, ~
were cf crro1, from h. tonfssfion nsoforis, r - ~
ns w. ~ po',3a q rss7esl pogsy which ought 10 h,y
ffn nc'Hifd bfs schedule
dsipr its he ~ Aud thy rto,s,a,S =, 49,
The foth hey spresrsd before ths tsusSu, ri. .
or" 'N' js'e" @''s' "" 'o,rtfry otbs,U E,r~s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

-. EDUCATION,
RkONsWICk MINERAL SPRINGS -fh. Ex
III animation oil the sluieps Of this Ius,ituto, AZ
this place, will commerce the Let Monday in d. crm.cr
ne x', aud Will con iD.e two days. The ,,i.,. -, TO-
rS'ufe ave respectfully invited 10 attend Tb. yer
cts.s OF the school will recon- ue.ce the a., N,.
in January neat; the MAI. ID par,ncet urd,r III ca
OF John 3. Bobbit and Jshn wyehs. The F.ns,.
Department under the ssine P.ecep,res-, as.i,,.d n
the number # yonry ladies' .hsl t.oute N, hy ~, "
pr'eh. associate. The couiso Of studies 10 ,hes,
.sad 'S.si advSnases will be more fully ne,iret
- a , . roo'c"uon Suffice D. 10 cay a pres. IT.
itnt instruction viii be given In N, Ma nn..,'
meh'' uhe L'in, Geek, Frvush, Spsnhh aud Eslian
LAneoages, aud the higher branches of ~ g En.Iisb
III me Fem-,< school are taught all ia. O uau,.,,aJ
I'D Scientific braneLe. OF Eluea | A. Bu.,L ,n.v D..
obtained Tor The male students 10 rr.prcshIs i;,is.
", re ,mmediats neisLbourhood OF the Acss.mv
-Nej Tin. Cholson, who r,,kixs a, he ,oy;
ne enabled 10 accommodate ON eighty TO enc hnnJ,.J
oos'uet the young ladies' viii board with III. PR,
eep'rsss' and De .oacsr her immediate ere
=, 90 By order.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

s the ssa .s. cSss ss ssr, Lew nd
II Pfi,sner ,SroSsI setsss two M,,..,e /. .rs,r
take d; cath Of a. .seh OATH sod to CON-
,s6;suis aud 70 e:Sy ~l II, 0h.t ,qsi,. Of The
my S,ve . s own 1 .m %" %"
es vna,r cath tn. ',isoay n,ns h., the r,cSsf
as Ds,s The ieta,a Of Il. ss~ ". ...
wiz ssss%s. lie d, i.s Ss oos. county
sms frnVns -ta. Sipstos cSu't hsSirs psw,i
Aass.e, paSs" J. ssasS "a. o. iniso of III, cs
n. e. y s'as opovu hat the Msit.!. asds
q, y, no y, 'da.uie oath o. n'olvSo'y hu, bound
a,ss' . denver IN: : sI%ss. Il. :
IL ,,n my md s,a .ad ~ VIII.
30 G ~h '% 'sss oath Of in,cetey shall be tax
alv al III. real estate to Oh. sh.,S Aud W es.ry
s,s Ss ts ts, 4. ID. r, b. . s Is.
Of s:s, .Sns'. ny r' o le .s :!
a1 is ss,y az ... ,Ssdae but ali oss, :sta
81 s .ss D'' H.: .a. 3; n, ,'s !.
W.. ms Jaw ,. srPod to 'n'uss eOap, &C. or to guard
te Justice, saqur.'nt' the au On Tia. W. ,s.
d, ,nd n. os.ar J. unit, ,h.r sc, sri A..
20. S'.S' ID. si r two S v %
annot thai 'oeh We. the ints"on c h- Leyias,. tin,
s Ia ss.s .'Y- 4 tbs t,. may Pcr;,s Sp"o
rig a.. ss.D Tn, mover, aud ,pp"t,sro ,h.
ad %s; t., sS,,a ; s n, to ;,
w he sna crP.,s SP"n that s,'nTP,,sn en- n,"'"d
9ss:.S ;.s' ss; 's' ss. !. ".
mp s,en the '.uson, Of the h. already
inueitn ,scrse further proceeding, on The .ss
To ,h tsd hat, raadnn, lie from the Superior Court
Orun, I9's TO 'omts them administer III.
v Ss sJ.aI,' Y. 'S o, -sh the case
~ 10 III. e. uni.. eS.. ,sa, sss
S' e. , ids's :.y ai,s'. s.s i,.@ su..sy
"a. Adiowod case from The sups.ior cou,,
S h s" s ' Cord, dsd Of s%nsE,on TA-
:, saod s..s Of s:
anas 81 "'as' "h' wa dead aud the tooe,iou of
So, erie? oson 'dasr",d the til, orai Cont
sStf '1. ~. 'spn,.d III opinion
cal IN ,h' cas-, .nd h, ,ppe.l 'h.ld y that Court,
ioy IN said sup.io Count.
tAb,sp, judge S,sat Snita and F..,L
e, '"P"s" PETITION for writ Of et,or 20 Judgment Of
ia. Commensurate. s Superior cOu't cf se,&s.ey,
f,' p',too. indicted for prianee. Tn. indmen,
ohss sa s tS es =" n' Of Of Jsy 1878 ard
s.,,or Of h. mt hrios pcc,,.d e.rn Mill aud mil
The Of t', Cowmo. Mnf hS".,' OF OF
.,s DO" re ,een and, vel 'b. Oth. " his own
TO become ,Soaat G'an. se T. 'S ss
',II ~. hi.e 10 tie diei@,n The An.y
y the Co1L Ths July found verdict ,,,on,r rnsn
.,rdy jury ard the coat. s the f ,Sr '"'0
"so, o writ o. e,ro TO the uls support
nat ,s ,d'e,. n, was uo ufi i'n,y Tie highway l.
MI ,nI mi J,m ' s !" H., fSs6
cs,a ,e1 are "a The e"aIy only to he inferred o
Ss SI 3, "a a ' ny in eo"oy
Of the Mill 50 =, to is"fy III. ann. mould give farther d''efpon
Nsotnscr Broaisasisas6 Exported tb. .,oio, If H.,
tAb,eut, s,.ar, J.
T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
sDiai.iJ not sitting.
The Commonwealth,
} Adjourned case from
tho superior Court of
Y Eo,y far


John s. Wilson, Delft ) Fai,far
Az May erm, IS3Oof FdirfaE Superior Court,ihe de-
fentan was presented for retailing sprituous liquors
without license rule was made returnable 10 Sep
TENDER term 1880, to siiew why inform iton
should not be iled upon the presanneni. On the re-
turn OF the rule the defendant for against IT, al
legged that w q y. Butler Of the Grand jury who
male the Prescnment, at the time Of making the
same an ordinary keeper. And thoreupon the following
facts agreed, to witt that in January, 1890 the
court Of Fdirfdr county gran ed TO r.. e Butter
the brother Of the Grad Juror objected TO- license to
keep ordinary, which license expired at May term,
1892 At the last mentioned term, the license was re-
newell 70 expire at the Nay term, in the succeeding
yoar Boh Of these licenses regularly perfected
in the req rol by law; AMI By Vi tue thereof
saven was opened and KEEP from the 18th Of January
1880 On io 9Th of pri, 1871, t,i1t advertisement
Of the said u. g. Butler and OF the said " e. y. But
Iv -" puo 'hed, which stated th,t they had opened
house OF entertainment, where hey we're prepared TO
commodaie travellers and others, the advertisers re-
commended their house and tbSir odaons; and
they both Of hem signed The advertisement and gave I,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
Nov. 26.


Va KS. {. +. LATrIMORE having ,sksu thu corr
IsA venien aud slsihl- ,iuation over the sto;. nf
Mesrs Grsnni' Son and biohtrs on E. or main .,r.,
,uu e"st conner OF ~ 81 ee', leadiug over Mayo's
bridge, Car acco sanodsts boardscs by ths div WI
month or year; her house frnisi.td Will lew ~;
me be.t iuruiture; aiso beds aud LeIdipy and r..
collection OF the btst AID most vaIuabl. tooLs H.
ne EnsIh Language, which shall be free for NJ.
secemmoda'ion OF the boardett; she Cen seronmo
GATE ten or twslye Members of the ss,mlIv ara
hopes tney viii favour her ~hh ,h.r company ~ sh
uas mace hrr arrangements for their accom- moIa,on
p, re e futnf'f,'d daily with the best Stsrlins
un' Oyses Sh. fs awsr- that her stua ION ~ no, "a
10 The Capitol as many Others but that in
eoee !, G unee-baisuced by tn. short and o,,
M"s, anu the ei joyu ut OF the gaiey Of IN. .owr.
49, ~ ,he same time, ado ding pleasant back looms.
M".'e ,hey San be as match retired AS in anv OH
rss. " Tue ey She would be glad TO Accommodate
80 "eSy yooug gentlemen. Who have rooms eIs.
que nopes The young GENT, men that are en-
ousit ess near her, viii favor her will III
company u. she has The most eentra aud airy s;,na
,on on the Brick Row. Ladies can sIo r, arS.,'a
s"eu oS 'he day week, mOu year. Her far. viii
'N - 'V'We Hiou-
- 6S-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

n LAVE lof 'ss, on credit for easha large Jaek
N I'VE ysoss Oh ~ tp'inr. Any ennmorica,ion ~
= ~ ''P'"u S"re, HaDbve ,pos' pAi| viii he atisndsd
~, 80 CHARLES THOM PSON
- e" 81 w4Ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

n AND WARRANTS AND SCRIp-Air. Mat.
~, xiA NV p,%-r viii b. in Richmond TO remain from
g'-'aurr, 10 attend to my business sod 70 pmrcb.sa
.dHd WarrSht- and Scripaud 10 CONTRACT tor ths I,c.
'ou o. Land Scrip. All letters addressed IN m. ~,
or personal sail" upon MIR. Bonner at the E,yl. Ho,el
"l DE az Tally answered and meet wi h A, nro,on, a.,
ten'icn as If waspres-nt r''"P' az
Nov. &c. "ALi'd.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

y NWtN!f-tlVE DOLLARS REWARD II ali
sue Soo'e rewsie 90 any person that VIII hev-
=, ue,W SECURE Ia any Jail, gao nan by the name
o. Jackson, OF cspser colour, about ie.t or
'hshes high, and about 80 or years Of sge Wben
We seSconded, had on de,pe. coa,e. and sr.v
leone; he has wife at Mr Frederick C,atk. M,ncb..
er .he''efie County. Heis expected 70 be de,irou,
"l'se us escape down The james River, and wp.
wnsh ne ara from Ast. near Turkey Island Infsrma
Ion Mil be directed TO "
CHRISTOPHER T. BROWN
Nv 26 s'eA Soun'y' va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

~ hNiED Immediately o. This offce an APPRENTfce -,
a., rat'ns Business One from Countfy viii be ocE,,"
nus possess goot Enga education respectable Pssso, as
Eyer THO sgs II YiF1EEN Esne bu, ,bes psssss
We stove susiitesiioof need SPY T'''s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

gkNEhALE EDUCATION Airs Crawtn,9 -,
Tor the e"sniDg yer will commence n, he I7,,
o. January nex', and end on the IOh o. Dereuh.r
" - '"S s""i-
Her price will be tOcnty dollars nor .,h,,,, c.
leachne Reading, Wriohg, A'i'huetic Ensrsh Gran.
mar. i.'ory aud Geogr'pay with b. use OF sbe map,
An extra chatg- viii be- made Of IN ,ou,,, Co.,
r"peh-i"elve Il ilats for 1heoreu psin.iny ,os
i've "ila's 'or r'in az o-na ps'rai -, us-Os L.
tam'iy Tor $50.
Miss May Ctawfcri sA- ,augh, .cho.i ,.s..si
yrs, anu peheVe has Pivtn ehlir~ saigsiaSsor I
con ''er her mora's An1 talents FIR III. managing Of
.hi' en- 70 De OF the hshes srsds; ard he, auaies-
'iohs 10 teach, such to ~ ptoFtr s,rucen
81 children cIiamitisd 4, her r. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

"a vi All prom who desire info n,aiio con.
ceioins Pref ss.oos bDsn-s' COZ 6deJ by them
ion TO B jtmio +. Michie E.q # Rlclmo,T 49,,
senemen having undertaken 10 close the same i'm son
junction with Mr.. Conway Robinson.
Those porsons ION whom, fees are dine a. n n
B o"ne, will please to ray the same to NJ Mirb;.
~ % W. BROWNE,
Nv" - b7-1f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

w REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS Ann SOL
- H iENo.-i ne Subscriber tender his ssrvics. 10
wartatt- ior the Lambs 10 which they are en..i ,nJs
,a,s &c, o. Congress He il also prrpa ed to pur
Information may be drained nv dir.r,irg ., h;
the Merchants Coffee Hore Nff"o
Nov &c. r. "loHiE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

70 VI iCE The subscriter viii opep a Tra,nin.
~, SADIE al New Market next spring, under the
W1"Aseh'ent OF Charles Cormerly the property of Mr.
wynn and will take two or three m Gre ,:sooJ Iii, 80
horses 10 be trained or he usust ,e,ns "'N
THOMAS BRANCH
- N'NN 60 5S-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

L. S. Withers E.a. has ed his duties as T. n,
tor Of the Columbia Teescope." He is a gentleman
services is source Of great regret The sTeI.sceps
Is said TO have been transferred to able hands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

i-onsa County, Nov 49, 1880
rave a'so patronised Miss Crawford. school md
~ pus's"re sucsc'be t, the above ceri6csi. 81 Mr.
N ~ oe rt'ee. n. SANDIDGE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02
RECAPlTULATIoN

Ithas been computed that the removal of
Indians, to the West efthe Mississippi, under
the act of the last session, will involve the
people in an Ultimate dent of twenty
four millions As the government. If re
port speaks correctly, have refused very low
contracts for the supply of the migrating 10
djsns, and have taken the supply into their
owa hands, ii is difficult to estimate the a
rnouat OF debt contracted 1scitus has told
us that "lhe Treasury which is drained by
extravaganza must be rehlled by chime
How Is that IreasSry 10 be retilled, which
n drained by crime?-.Nat bat.