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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

IrlOR SALE Or HIRE. tive very likely Me-
~ groes one about Il or D wears OF age,
who is an excellent house servan, and cook,
he other boy about 10 or Is years of age.
Apply 10 5. 4 NJ. II. GARLAND.
june Ii Is
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e ASCY ii WEIR Y

yaBE Subscriber has just received addi-
y iional supply OF FANCY JEHELRY;
among which are
Cameo wrougm gold aud ilasrte Earrings
bilagrep Hearts
Pearl aud JET Breastqins
Gold and plated Mcdalians
it Earrings
& 'au,ifal safety Chains, Sc 6.r.
IL All which he viii .el npon the mnst mo-
DEBATE terms. EDWARD BROWN.
july 8 Is
r USt received. direct from New York, aud
OBJ opened this morning, small lot of very
desirable goods consisting in part OF
\ few pieces porgres
DO Pamyrenes--exira wide and very sn-
perlor qualify the colors are pea green, lilac,
straH color aud light blue.
piece b,.!y Oriental Bai'iste. beautifully fed
HENRY ALLISON.
Also, 5 or 6 dozen coarse PaGta0ons, very
cheap, aud lot oil Cotton Yarn. II A.
june 3.
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I ASH for Wheat >.

WYE will pay the best cash price !nr a.
w Wheat delivered al the Black Naif
Mills. Persons Wishing 10 engage their crop
will please call on us. We wil give the"
choice of several liberal propositions.
NATHL. WINSTON Z CO.
July l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

.NTAR. RICHARD HALLIBURTON Take
al notice That are shalt on The on day Of
1Ugust, 1880, at he Huussate Inn, Ia he tsirn
Of Hlni@ lie and Stale Of .liqjamn, take he
deposition Of Gairin Tale; and TINT on NE
3ah day Of dugHSt 1890, al Mrs. GH,ams $
Tdrern. in The turn Of Milton. aud STATE 81 "
Cdro{a, re snail take me deposition of Joseph
CoringtOn. Wbich said dispositions iehta foken
are intended 10 be read as ecidenre on the rial
ofhe snit depending IN NE county Conf Of
Campbell, in the State Of jnginia sehereia ve
are plaintiffs, aud gou are detenddH.
CAMPBELL y GREENWAK
imys I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
TRUST SALE,

1nl y virtue ofs deed OF trast executed TO Us
- by john Talbot apd Nancy his viii bear
ing date lhs 3lsl d OF July. 1928. and daily
recorded in Campbell Clicks ofire--wc, OF
on" ofus " III, for psposes therein expressed.
sell, 10 The highest bidder, al public auction,
on the pr misses. on the loh day OF July, 1880,
a tract Of Land, in the rodo,y Of Campbell,
supposed 10 contain Two hundred and fifty n
cies, lying IN Whipping s,eek, aud adjoining
the lands ol the estate Of Nillisiun Ialhoi,
dec. David q. abbot aud others.-- Also, by
virtue OF the same dseo, and ia like manner,
We. or one oil os. will, ~ Btookneal on the
18th day of July, le30, sell Two nul,upt owed
Lots Ia tn said town. Numbered % aud 20
The ssrms of sale y III be a ctsdit OF one and
Two years equal tnstameuls secuted hy bond
and s.curi y, ard trust deed on the property.
Acting as trustees, NC shall cons,y SUCH title
only IS Is re,,,d ~ ms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
Saoe Store and Manulactory.
srn lsstyfsSf.

y 2 As on hand. at his Store, rexi door above
IL dc. llowel Davies, a general assortment
al Shoes of lis own and Northern mann fac
rufe, winch he oilers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Bo IA, at unusually low
prices. lie is prepared 90 execute work, par.
neuiarly 10 The ladie,' branch OF business, VITA
!. naIn,lss md nrnmnI nrss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

SOMA " AVER.
D.. s. r..
3nl

sStit subscriber has in operation his Soda
%A fonnt, aud inyues his friends and cus,o
''ers' as well as The pnblic generally. who NAV
" 'sn I" aVall themselves OF the benefit of Tins
neannY anu agreeable Summer drink, 10 call
MaS 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

Instrument Strings.
" DiiE subscriber has this day receive"
- sappiy of ffano, Violin, Guitar ana ana. u
cemore Snines Howell DAVE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
ALONSON WINSTON,
VI M. NJ. klNES.

w lkGlNtA.-A superior Couu Of hau.
4 CRY, holden al the town OF L,nehLute
iht 2ls of MAY 1851.
Richard M'iliner and Martha lis vie, Pas.
against
jesse kI,heson rs admC. de- bonis non Of John
Raheson, deed tie samt jesse Rleb, snn n
admr Of MARY Riebesj ,d,UJ the SANE JESSE
Wr'eson In bis own reti, Aunisiosd Ruchol
shd Eh2abfth his wife, Jsnn Ri1hr,on aud
ihomHs kieheson. Defs.
This cause came on tins day to be heard On
the bill, answer If the detendana jesse Klcnc-
son, aud exhiHils, the SUBJ oanas awarded there
IN on tho fihh day OF Mry, aud the second day
of June, in the ear 1928. winch appear 10 have
been July oxecned on the defendants ARMS
iead kncksr nj Et:ahsih Is wiie, aud john
ltcsesun. and the ords, OF publication against
The detndani 1humss Rchrson. which an
pears TO have been daily published and was
argued by counsel on consideration whereof
me eonrt doth order, thai the drfeudani Jesse
Hic son. render an account e us admin tra-
iioH OF the estates OF John Rich, snn and Mary
t,,heson. decd before one OF the {, mmlssion-
trs Ct the eonrt,who Is dir, clrd 70 examine. state
en- settle the same. aud make r.bnu thereof
TO tie eouri, with any matters specially stated
thought reirn"ai by himself, o. required nv
lie pnfiics 10 be 80 stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

Llhchbnte, IIIb juno, 1850. {
The parties II this cause - ~ lake nn,ne
ihai have appointed Weduesda, the firsl day
o. oeplen'tef net,, to tommrnre the accounts
diree ed ny the foregoing order nj coart, on
which day. AT the hou, ofume u clock IN he
morn'ng they are required 10 atcnd at nv
othee IN this town With their accounts, youch-
ers, and copies Of court papers, prepared for
examination add settlement.
JAMES BENACH,
Inne "a r1n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Form Of Government for Virginia.

IDINt " OOpeTNlUle1t Tor HITplN1U.
49,, Adopted January I4th 1880
Whereas the Delegates and Representatives NJ ,Lo
good people of Virginia, in Convention assembled on
the twenty day of June in the year of Our Lord
nj I"ousanu seven uu,,,. ''V''y FIX; IecItug
"nd DECLARING fbSt I u'N- I'D. King
before ,ba' % ond Ireland, and Efecor OF Hanover
kinplv oe; 'ne entrusted with the exercise nf the
doasy once IN the Government NJ Viz; " =, VIC
insuD-- r-.. O.. ,,.c same INTO detsstabe and
.Ortable tyranny, by putting his negative
Jaws the mos, wholesome and necessary for tie pub
nc GOOD; by denying his Governors permission pass
laws of immediate and pressing importance. unless
suspended in their operation for his assent, and when
SO suspended negloo'inS 70 offend 10 tem for many
years; by refusing TO pass certain other laws unless
the persons to be benefited by them would reinqu.h
the nestimable right Of representation in the orsla-
iure; by dssoyinn legislative assemblies repeatedly
and continually, for opposing with manly frmness
hfs nvasioDs Of the rights Of the people, when dis
solved by refusing to call others for long space Of
time, thereby leaving the political system without any
Legislative head by endeavourng 20 prevent tho pop
oion of country and for that purpose obstruct-
ing the laws for the naturalization Of foreigners; by
keeping among us IN time Of peace, standing armies
and ships Of wsr; by affecting to render the military
lndepcndcDt of and superiUur TO the civil power: by
crmbIning with others IN subject Ills freinn iuris.
d,ction giving his TO their pretended acts o
legislation, for quarerng large bodies ofarncd
among us, for cutting Oft trade with all parts OF
the world, for imposing taxes W without our con-
sent for dcprvng Of tho benefits of TIC trial By i-
ny, for transporting beyond seas TO be tried Tor
pretended offences, for suspendng our own cpisla.
lures and declaring Themselves invested with power
TO legIsate fr us ~ all wha tsorvcr: by plumber
ing our sea- ravagDg cur coasts burning our towns
and destroying the lives Of our people; by citipG m
sufrections of our fellow subjects with the allure
mcnts of forfeiture and coniiscation; by promptnf
our grocs to rsU among W., those very nc
groes, whom by an inhum1n use of his pcpafi,,
he had refused us permission - exclude by law.
~ ehdeavcnr6H 10 bring Oh the ihabirtnts .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20
PHILIP P. BARBOUR,
Fresieient ythe Conp.nfiso.
ID. BRroes, ~ -a- c.Ses
Secretary Of the Conpeniion.
SCHEDULE.

Ordered, that the roll containing the draft Of the
amended constitution adopted by this Convention a.
by itsubmitted o the peono g. . ,,,,r,rooy~r,,,
Tor their ratiiicaton reflections he encosed by the
Heoretary IN case proper for its prcservstion and
Seposi'eu among the archives OF the Council of
oIdered. that the Secretary do cause. the journals
OF the proceedings of this Convention to - iairy
entered IN well bound book. and after the. sane
shall have been signed by the President and Secre-
.niy mat he deposit The same, together with oil the
ieu'l documents In the possession OF The Convei-
toh ana connected with it's proceedings among the
Ifcmcves OF tho Council of State and further, thut
ne c""se 10 printed copies to DC we'll bound, and
deposited nthe Public Library. sl~ :. = - :
ordered, that the President of the Convention do
certiya true copy OF the auenced Constitution to
the General Assembly now in session; and that the
General Assembly be- and they are hereby requested
TO make any additional provisions by law. which may
De necessary and proper, for submitting the same to
The voters thereby quaiifitd TO for members of
the General Assembly, At Abe next April election,
ann Tor organizing the government under the amend
ca constitution ~ case It sha be approved aud
fed by such voters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20

SELECT sCHooL-My School wiz -. ..-.,-.---,
- the ensuing year. The course Or oV'''"ne e
embrace the Greek and Latin Isby, . %,. WIZ
Arithmetic, Geography, With the use Of Mans sD 4
Gooes, Engisu ISL, "ramma' English Composition. ~
Inc Sehoo, WI comm nee ON the 25,l dov og i,r
following. 49," uay o' Dece'hDr
There will he vacation ~ t.,,. 49,. ..,.uu,-..
on the 12th Hay OF June '' "'e"'' ''''''' "D'''s
me Ip%rge for boasd, tuition, washing. IodeI ng ard
.ut'' ~ be one hdndred and ten dollars, pa yabIr
oy haI on the Is, day Of June 1850, and the OTHER
nan on the Isl day of December following.
INC o'so'PIne o. the school will be parental an as
ucn care and Indness will be extended boys q m.
mug" 10 my instruction, - TO my children.
NO boy than years old, wirbe admitted in
10 the school, unless he shall b. personally known TO
M. for orderly, exemplary department.
Ny residence is remote from the hsuns ofyice ami
rnmoraIity, and remarkably healthy II s situated In
the county of Louisa. SO miles from Richmond. ar,
the like distance rom Frederick sB0rg Thr Stag
from fredericksburg Go CartersVe passes by my r's
idence, AID that from Richmond TO Itsrrisonrlr..
within short distance ofi,r ~
Le'tetsto me should be directed to Garden, r. -
Roads LOUISA WILLIAM HErS0N. i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20
WINTERS ARABIAN

1NtilS beautiful and rue Arabian Stallion will sfsl
my stable, in the county of Brunswick. IN
mics South of Petersburg, and Is miles Nortbe1st
81 9 f'wrrrceviie, and mics Northwest from Eel
held Those having blooded mares and being Sosi
rous OF Improving their stock, will not omit Hs on
portuny of doing so, as it is probable he SyiIl M,
again stand IN this section Of tho country II will bn
readily admitted by all breeders Of fine Horses tina.
our stock does at this time, as much ec,l cross NJ
Tins klnd, as the English did at tic ;iIre The Godpl
Phi3 arabian commenced covemrg in Ensdund and
no mo- aono VIII be, by this cross, ~ much improved rs
that was Evidence of his Arsbiun origin, and the
price at which he will be e, to mares. Iil1 be puh.
Iished before the season comr FENCES.
Jan 5-ts c I0fin ,rr,,,yc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20

900 when sprnsed by the Govetnor shal lac
stoned Wy nin Tue Justices shall appoir, Ana
all fees OF the aforesaid te,. shah a regulated lvlnv
50 Wri's shsl ram rsmc Of the Connonu eau, of.
Virginia and hear este bv fe Ccks of the several Cams
shall conclude, against the peace dignity
the Commonwealth 7.
ARrroIl VI. 80 -tf.s
Treasurer shall I've appointed annually by joint Il
AnrIctE VII. ee. "a
The Executive Departmental rhe Geseucn, shall remain
as nj present organized, aud the Governor n.
Ions shall continue in oice, until Governor ercied mdef
hs institution. shall ofe, aud all other persons
once when tins Constitution shall adopted herr.
m ohsse expressly directed shall Office till sac
eesso,s SHAH be spponed the law shall otherwise prov e
a al uc tsur OF Justice nov existing sai continue With
ne Until far as Judicial
Legislature - $500 ~ 's
Done III Conven'lonn the city OF Richmond, ON tho
hftcenth day OF january, in the war Of our Lord
ono tno',ssndcisht hundred andtlirty, and in the
fifty fourth year of the Independence of tic =
States Of America. .ls go, : -
~~' ,,it PHILIP p. BARBOUR.
e- President sfthe Conp,ntiaa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20
FRESH GOODS.

'HNHE Subscribers have received by the last ami
n walls from New York. the following arlicl.s
which have been purchased the most favorabe
terms.
Blue, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white fiannels--a complete assortment
Prints-a great varIciy--
Aer,no and cashmere searfs, white, scarlet and
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs.
These articles are an addition to very extensive
and comno nding assortment OF DRY GOODS alapt-
cd to the season. L. ~ f.. JAMES g. co.
dec Mako, Smo,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20
FRESH GOODS.

NEOII LOIIIC.
II NELSON has received h. The last ar
IL N rivde,
Fashionable carved co,nlJs
italian lnstrings
Gro de Zines and Gros dc Naples
Mcrino and Cashmere shawls
Cahcoes and Cambrcs
irish linens, sbeetings aud diapers
Clotbs-satmets.
Blk and cooured Frinpes
ana variety of other seusunable Goods which ho
offers very low for cash d.co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20

Ins,s1eco 10y t"e yincnt Of s35 during the seoson
cba,,a.e SD dollars The remarkably pro,nis;r,,.
,h;a OF Gohanna's colts being so well knew =,
section OF country, IL is deemed NECESSARY :,
say more about il. 's"'y VI
jan I2-eo4w JNO. VI. Bor- re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20

VIE general meeting Of the Mutual 40
SuTan rec Society against IRE on buildings of il,o
state OF virginia, VIII be held at the office of TN,
said society in the city of Richmond. on FRIDAY ~
29ih day of Grruary next, 1880 ~'o
JAMES RAWLINGS
Principal Agent of ti,n
III <'-IOt Mutual Assurance S,oc;,r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20
English ANIMALS.

English ANIMALS.
II EEPSAKE
IN Gen
BIiou
Forget Me M, For 1880, With numerous
Internry souvenir splendid engravings.
Winters W reath
Iris (Rcligious)
And many other English Editions of vaIu,hlo
books, cheap-for sale by J.. n NA uua''o
lan9 .at ''i'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-20
GO II A N N A

r Whl stalri the ensuing scss-b a nv
N arm, Known as HALT SINK ,,, Ivy
I'D ; nnes rem rem hichnlo'ld, on the rond lead
r. ing 70 fredericksburg. Terms rs for-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12
Jan. &c.

MUONSIEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
I'VE son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. His sea.
TO commence LIST February and terminate LIST July
next He will be let to at SO dollars the season,
which may be discharged by the payment Of 40 dollars
within the season Mares can be Insured at rs dol.
lars. One dollar TO the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangemen has been made for the
accommodation OF mares cent TO this horse. They will
be pasured gratis well fed with grain if requred at 25
cents per day, and stabbed in all bad weather.
One Of the subscribers will give his constant per.
sonal attention TO mares in order that they may be
turned to their owners in good condition. We cannot
be responsible for accidents escapeS, but will use
every exertion to prevent both.
Monsieur Tonson il beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with black legs, main and tail He
ia bneiy proportioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood, appearance and per-
Torrance is equal II not superior, any horse the
continent. His colts are likely, and in high estima-
ton. THOMAS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. 49, S9-2aw3m
Country Wing aud Peorsburg Intelligence 10 in
sert the above twice week for three month";, and send
their accounts to T. W. and A X.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

N CHhNCERYIn Louisa county court January ilti 1880;
Mary l. Peers Abort r. Peers, Melissa Ann Peers Judith
Peers William N. the said Melissa Ann Judith r. and
William ~ Peers by William p. Tolef their guardian and Ell
ridge Gardner, Plfs.
against
Den.
The defendant w having entered his appear
given security according to law and the rules Of this
Court appearing the satisfaction Of the court that he is
not an inhabani Of this state, the motion Of tho plaintiffs by
their ordered, the said John w. Peers
appear day Of April next
pantis bill; copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
published IN tho Of Richmond for months
and posted tic font Of the courthouse this
county, on some day. A copy. Teste,
w DAVID NJ. HUNTER q. G.
Feb6 o5-wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

A CHlCKAHOMINY ESTATE FOR SALE
IN The subscriber offers for sale, tract OF land
tanning 667 lying the above river and bounded
by it for mile. 1t is part of the tract known by the
OF DaingerielGs, in New Kent, about 20 miles
below Richmond and four above tide water This tract
is inferior to few in the country, and is about equally
divided in low grounds, fats and high land Its con-
venence TO navigation and quantity OF timber for plank
scantng, shingles and slaves, independent Of the er
~ Of the SOIL renders il Of the most valuable tracts
OF land the river 1t is believed that marie abound
il, shells to be seen in several banks. The
terms will be accommodating to the purchaser, and
bargain may be had by application in person to the sub
ssrber at Moons Mount near Rappahannock Academy,
Caroline or by letter directed to the Academy Pos'-o
flee, or to Mr.. WIN. Brumey by letter, addressed to
New Kent courthouse. JNO. DlCKERSON,
For himself and agent and attorney for the dis
tributes of the late COL VIM DaingerfieG.
dec.s3l. 79-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

"A AW SCH00L.-The next session of the Lar
u School, at Needhdni. in the county of Cumber-
land, FdrmpHe, in the county OF Prince Ed,card
will open on the frs, Monday in May next, and be, in
all respects, conducted heretoore except that the
students will have to board themselves in Fdrnuile
on. mile aud quarter off, aud except also that while
may lend, shall not be bound, to furnish books The
session will end on the last day of November next.
Every week, OH FTiday in the session, the students
will lie examined; and every Saturday will be court
day. for these purposes the students WILL those days
attend in the courtroom at .Needham.
The session will be months. The price Of il
one hundred dears paG in advance.
CREED TAYLOR
Needham, Va. March o. 1866
IL Letters post paid. addressed 10 me, at the Bell
Tavern, Richmond, until the LIST OF May next will be
attended TO. G. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

UDANAWAY, or otherwise disappeared from the
IA, Plantation of Mrs. Jane Johnson, in fairfield
District, South Carolina, negro man named ANTHO.
NY, belonging to the Subscriber living in said Dis
trict. Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deem
Der, 1929. He il about feet or 10 inches high,
compile xon some what light well made smart and
tive. He brought from Virginia, or North Caro-
lina about four years ago, by Mr. James Vaughn who
sold him to a Mr.. Still Of this District. He owned
very small bay Poney nearly blind and in low order,
which he rode OIL and it is supposed he had 20 or
S25 dollars in money. 1t is also supposed that he can
read, and may, perhaps, endeavor 10 pass himself
free A liberal reward will be given by the Subscr
Der for the apprehension Of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed to him Wnnsbor Dug
Fairfield District, South Carolina VIM. AIKEN.
Winnsborough, S. C. Feb. l6 99-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

IA Office Saturday. the 2utb day OF the pre-.
v sent month, in the Town Of CArierst lille, will
sell, TO the highest bidder Tract Of Land belonging
TO the Estate Of Thomas NJ Walton, dec, and now
lying in the county OF Cumberland. Williss River
and adjoining the Lands OF Robert Scruggs and others
The tract contains 469 acres about 100 Of which
Il Bottom Land, and about 10 acres in the orginil
growth Of Timber; the balance is 10 good heart aud
i hrst rate land for wheat and other grain Mr. John
wilkinson, living on the Plantation, will shew the land
10 any person DESTROYS Of purchasing.
At the samelme and place, I will sell one-hall Of
Waltons Mills, which are situated WiIIis's River
in the county Of Cumberland, and about five miles
above Carersve; there 33 Of fret rate land
attached the one half The Mills are considered 10
be the best mills in this part OF the county,
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to examine
for themseves.
Terms Of Sale will be annual instruments, from the
day Of sale. GEO. G. WALTON, ES'or
Of Thos. NJ. Walton, dee.
March S. I05-- v91s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12
March 5.

NOTICE-Thst valuable and well known tract OF
" land lying in the fork Of Flat Creek, and Apo
mattox River, formerly part OF the estate Of the late
Edmund Harrison OF Amelia, is offered for sale.
The terms will be accommodating, and the payments
made easy.
For particulars apply 10 William Skipwi'h residing
near the premises, who will oblgngly attend any
who may wish TO view them.
ProyisioE OF every kind necessary for another year
may be obtained on liberal terms, At the spot.
March 5. 105-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

THNHE Sherifs OF the counties Of Amelia, Holloway,
Il Cumberland, Powhatan and Chester field; Bruins
wick, Dinwiddie, Lunenburg and Mecklenburg; James
City, Charles City, New Kent, Elizabeth City, York;
Warwick and Henrico; Shenandoah and Rockingham,
Augusta, Rockbridge and Pendle,on; Monroe, Green
brier, Bath, Bo,eourt, Allegheny Nicholas and Poca-
hontas; and the Mayors Of the cities OF Richmond and
Williamsburg aud the town OF Petersburg will take
no ice that elections to be held their
and other places prescribed by law for holding elections,
in the month OF April next to represent their respec
tive districts in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, c. S.
feb. &c lost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12

A nA REWARD Il have "A negro man, named
20 %V TOM, who went TO see his wife in King
& Queen county, at Christmas last and he has not
turned. He had pass from Mr.. Samuel Ryland of
that county, seek master at certan price; and il
he could not find one, TO return TO at an early day
in January. suppose he is lurking about Mrs. u
banks, in the neighbourhsod OF the Court House,
where he has wife; and am certain that he means
not to again unless he taken by iorce-l will,
therefore give twenty dollars, for his apprehe n-on
and delivery TO NJ. George II. Carlton, or MIR. Sam
ue Ryland Of King and Queen, or TO myself in Rich
,nond, during the se.,ion of the Assembly, in Pow
haan after its termination. Tom is Stout black man.
about % years old, rather low in stature, but very
strong aud muscular. III had on the ordinary cloth
ing for negro men. All persons cautioned against
harborng him, or car ying him ont OF the Common
wealth. til. MILLER, oil Powhatan.
Fab H. CIT