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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

IESSRS. David Owen and Lnnsford Low
lYA ing, Executors Of Levi Owens, dec -
Take notice, that Oh The 8 h dav of May next
at the Store House Of Richard S. Ellis, in Am
herst county, Slate Of Virginia, we shall take
the DISPOSITIONS Of John Eubank, jr 10 be read
as evidence on the trial OF suit now depend
ing in the L, nchburg Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, wherein we are compliments, and you
are defendants. SARAH ROBERTS, E,rx.
and ALEX. ROBERTS. Exor of
Joseph Rtberts, dec.
April w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

RoTfCE by virtue d deeres Of tie
~ County Court Of Ami lrst, the nndef .igo'
ed wl! sell ,oiha highest fidder, Al Amherst
Court House. on Monday tlr Goth day OF the
present month, on o creditpf twelve months,
about six or seven slaves, islongng oths e.,
estate Of George NJ, T'nsley, dec. consisting oil
women. boys asd girls. Boids with approved
security will be- required Of ipe purchasers.
ROBERT TikSLEY, admir-.
April g. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
Wool CARDTEG
MACHINES,

lENliE subscribers have on hand n few good
= new aud well finished Wool Ca,llnp
Machines, with pickers. Persons wishing To
supp'y themselves for the ensuing season, can
10 So ny applying to the subscribers, SIX miles
"a" oil Liberty, Beford county, Va. All or
oers addressed 10 the subscribers at Libert,
will be thankfully received aud meet win
pi ompt attention.
ROBERT g. HARVEY CLAYTON,
March s. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

= .tHE subscriber respectfully Informs hi.
- triends and the public gene ally, thai be
has laken the house near and convenient 10
the courthouse, Lovingston, Nelson cou0ty,
formerly occupied by NJ John b. Stout His
tablf will be supp ned with every thing the
county and season afford His bedrooms and
beds VIII be kept IN The mt attest and most com
iu'able manner, whilst the bar IL be furnish.
ed with the choicest of liquors. His stable.
which is of brick, is large aud very Convenient
He has provided himself ih careful and AZ
tentive usIlers. Every attention will be paid
TO the accommodation of all travellers end 9th
Il guests, who may avor him with call and
he hopes by assiduous attention to msrit ans
ob"n share Of the public patronage
HENRY BIB.
Feb wa5l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
French and English
YAIrG,s GOODS &c.


,aHI5 ds, received a large invoice ofFrencb
- ani English Fancy Goods. &c
Consisting iu part OF the folio wing, VIZ
Work boxes
Shaving do and Brushes
Purses (Yarious kIds)
Fancy Needle Cases
Do. Botes (varinlr kinds)
lacked Wood Fr,at Plates
Screw Pincnsbions tvarious kinds)
Smelling Walls, great variety
Cravst StiffneTs
Thermometers. great variety
Combs, variety
Papilloites, new article for ladies
Msgnifying Mirrors
Pen aud Pocket Knives, great variety
Scissors, udrieiy
Silver fruit Knlves
Guns aud Pistols, double and single barrel,
with Percussion Locks
Percussion Caps
Perfumery and Odours, great variety
Beautiful Engravings
Caricatures
Prints Of the Fashions
Violin String,
Fancy aud Morocco Paper, great variety
Rice Paper, assorted colors and sizes
Fancy Boxes, beautiful
Lead and Fancy Watches for children
Toy China, fol children
Game Bags
Shot Bags
Powder Flasks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes. with Cushions
Berlin Letter Compressors
Silver Spectacies
Steel do
Goggles
Silver Pencil Cases
Do Ever Pointed do
Lepne Watches
Shaving Boxes, variety, with and without
glasses
ST. 81 Pencil Cases
Kazors, variety, with and without cases
Pn't Canyons, variety
Hair Brushes do
Note Books do
Pocket Books and Wallets, variety and
beautiful
Peg and Stand Glass Lamps, variety
Brass and Japan Lamps
Wood Combs
Drawing Paper, several sizes
Ruitle Iron do do
Chemical Cosmetic Wash BaIls-new ar
tirls
French do do
English and French Perfnmery great va
rieiv, &c.
Together with many other articles in The
ancy way-all tor sale AT the rery iowea price
HOW Ell DAVIES,
Main street, Lynchburg.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
Superb Articles.

TNH r subscriber has Just received. the fol.
- lowing articles, which are all first rate
Pocket and Pen Knives, some OF them very
splendid Glass lnkstands PANT Boxes and
Brushes Carmne Saucers: Razor Straps 4;
Shaving Soar; beautiful Bead Purses Pock ct
Books ; Letter Fai iefs; Aafcls blank Cards
Letter Stamps, Flageoets, &c. &c
EFF. GARDNER.
March % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
The full bloolel Jack,
YOUNG VULCAN.
PEDISpE

Young Vulcan was gol by 4 Wilson's 5, or
more generally known by he name of Branftt
naA's old Vulcan, and came out OF full blood
ID Jirney vulcans Superior muscular power,
latg. .lze aud blood, enilte him TO a share OF
public pat ooage MS he pafHkes more Of the
Royal elf than any other Jack in this part OF
he country. FRANolo CALLAN Az,
Auril w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
VIRGTNIAN
ROBERT KYLE.

meneed The 9th Of February. and will end
the LIST Of July. The price oil the season is $40.
and $50 To insure a mare in foal. Extensive
and we'll enclosed pastures will be afforded era
It's To mares sent 10 the horse Virginian is
braulinl snrrel. sir years old next spring. of as
good blood as any horse in Virginia. He has
gwen undoubted proofs of superior speed nd
bottom j. NJ BROWN.
Feb 25 wt.h6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
HEWSON'S OFF, E,

HEWSON'S OFF, E,
Lynchbr April 9th, 1880,
Drawn numbers in re Union Ca.al LOTTERY
Class NJ D. Tor 1880
SO 81 80 l3 81 % 4S Is
Nos 30 As 81 sold AT 81" + ,riune' Cottage
The official list may b. seen nj
HENSON S OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

STAG rs recently running tfom
Iyurhbuig q Alexandria twice week, ia
forms the citizens oi Lynehburg and its vicini-
~ that this lne now runs three tunes a week.
and Is extended to the city Of Washingtun
There has recently been pui upon the road
between Warrington and Baltimore, new line
oil Stages uneqnaIled in this country in speH-
donr and maguicenrr, and travelling also with
great rapidItt. With a view To III, public
accommodation. and with view 10 save pa
sengers the inconvenience Of hnnting for aad
procuring seats Tor BALTIMORE when arrived in
Washington, the Proprietor has formed con.
oeNlf with this =" new line. thus uons,iu
ting connected Line from Bdlmore TO
Lyuchbnrg
The Stage leaves Lynrhbn'g on Sunday
Wednesday and Friday morning Tie time
taken on the road 20 the Moth, is one day 10
Charlottesville, from Lynchburg TO Washing
ton Two days, and until | | O'Clock, a. NJ. on
the thlrd-same day reach Baltimore by L.
alter ocock 7. NJ. aud on the next day in
New York. So that in four days the passen-
ger may take tea in New York The stage
from Baltimore for Lynchburg, leaves Bali.
more ABOUT D. NJ. On Monday, Thu sday &
Saturday, lraches Barnards Mansion Hotel
in Washington City, by 10, \. NJ. drops into
my line al II q clock same day-in one day
thereafter, reaches Charlottesville, and on the
second, lynchhurg. Thus running from Bahi.
more 10 Charlottesville in two, and 10 Lynch
burg IN turee DAYS
FARE.-From Lyncbburg TO Baltimore s II
The PROPRIETOR.
April IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
From the I.yuctburg ynginian, August 10.

Execution of John ~ Jones-On Monday morn.
ing last, hurried rush Of men women and children
might have been in the different avenues lead
ing into towD, all fastening, with rapid steps and
anxious countenances, TO the ''feast ofdeatb" at
assemble in the neghborhood oftbe jail, which stu
ated at considerable distance from the business
part OF town; and by 10 O'Clock, they presented to
the eye dense and compact mass, made up ofail
l9rs, sexes and ages, some foot, others horse
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
From the FYncnstze Patriot.


Fho araiablc and accomplished Miss Mary Ann
breckenridge, daughter Of General james Brock
enrdge of this county departed this lire. Friday,
the 3sh inst after protracted and painful ndispo-
fortitude. l. is believed that those who knew her
best loved her most She has left behind her,
large number of relations, friends, and acguaintan-
ces, who will long mourn the cbasm made in their
circle, by her premat and unexpected death.
Prom the great which she manifested ON
the subject of religion from the fervour and ipor
tunity. with which she approached Throne of Grace
IN her last hours and from the apparently peaceful
death which she died. there is to hope, that
she has entered into the rest which remains for the
neople of God
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

TIE CoNsTTTUTIoSAl VINO published twice a week
Tuesdays and Ffidays9 five dollars por annu payabe
in advance fN'
For adveisuS-Io cents square (or ess) for fft
nsefon ana oU cents or each continuance number or
Insertions must be noted MS otherwise they will 10
continued and charged accordingly.
All letters TO the Editors must be most paid CT they vii
receive r
woes Of chartered specie paying Banks oany Of tbs states
Ve ,eceVed IN Payment for subscription 70 the Tnlg,
nosn Virginia or States Bank Notes would be Peiefred;
Iesnces can be made through the Post ounce al ne sk
Previous dsconnuance Of tho pa per, al arrcaTagrs
must be paid ur who may wTsh TO discontinue,
VII notify the Editors thar effect At eas thirty dsys befot9
Che neri0d expires Gcs which they su5srdscR =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

HARAWING of the Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery,
R1 Class No G:
10 Id 30 II SO 81 Is 81
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
Glass No IL.
SO 10 Id 1 81 GO rs so O.
Drawing of the Connecticut State Lottery. No. ~
90 5 18 81 IS 9 81 is.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

a letter from Rio, under date Of 9Th Jolly says:-
The brst quality of Richmond -four is retailing at
2oH to q per barrel, and there is but a very small
supply OF that description in the market Other qua
iites are selling at l6H to 93. The stock on hand
is abou, 5000 barrels"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

we are credibly informed that. a few days ago, 4
young man descended, with the aid off rope. from
the summit Of the Natural Bridge to IT. base-dis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

'4nother report Of Tie capture Of .9Lgiers-Capt.
Borum, OF the Schooner William A. Knox u days
ir St Thomas, who went into East River on
ihursoay night last, reported, that official accounts
ofthe capture of Algiers by the French had been
received there previous his departure and that the
report was generally believed to be true. Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
FOR THE E.NQUIRER
n SCENE III, IKHSLIL A-LIil AZ


The Public seems ro' sufficiently acquainted with
some Of The raDsac ion. WAshiopion-Tbsr IL os
IN particular which manssts The devotion Of The Goa.
lition to its friends. and the determination Of MesTs.
Webster Co. TO bolster up iavotite press, and 10
place under their control by gfatuitous donation Of
the public money.
The Public csn scarcely have forgotten The suemp'
which made during :ho last winter to raise the
wind for Messts Gales and Seaton Their paper l. one
Of great circulation and weigh, and they able aud
experienced tacticans. Scarcely had they beer gu
perseded in the Public Printing. before thair fsnd,
cast abou, for and 10 relieve their en-
easements, and Ut them ont viii the implements of
wa. For ihis purpose scheme was set on foot in
Copge", TO give them very heavy and profitable
ioh, in the printing Of know no, how many copies NJ
Book on tactics, for The OF the Government But
the scheme entirely failed.
new proportion has been got up during ,Le pre-.
sent section s appears by the following narfsie Of
events which IL extracted from Southern newspaper:
Printing OMe OIL DOcumCnfS.-- Some interest
having been manifested by citizens in regard 10
resolution, recently introduced 10 Tie nate OF The u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
ENTITY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on

ENTITY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures on
a Tuesday the 10Th instant, from on board Mr. p. j
Archers boat then lying at Gainesville, negro man.
TOM, (whe alls himself Tom Jeffcrson) He is re-
markaby likely man, about 26 years old, feet or 10
inches high, well formed and very straight dark conn
pcxon though not very black high cheek bones, and
has lost Of his front teeth, believe upper tooth
the left side the loss of which shows when he speak
his dress is not known he went to his we's house
Cat Goochland CONTINUOUSLY the night after he absconed
and there changed his clothes he has been q carriage
driver several years. consequently he is well acquainted
in Richmond, where it is probable he may co. lie is
very arlfu fellow, and may try pass for free man.
and attempt to leave the State will give a liberal re
ward for his apprehension in the State and $50 if taken
up out Of the State and secured in Jail that get him
again Any information respecting him. addressed to
me near Sottsyillc Pewhaan county, Va will be thank
ully received. ROBERT X. DABNEY
Powhatan. Feb, T. ei-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
SfTURDaY, FEBRU.aRY


Yesterday, the two most Important bills which
have been before the General Assembly. during the
present session. were acted upon by the II. of Dele
gacs.
The Conrention BHi-was finally acted upou: the
amendments Of the Senate being accepted without any
modihca'ion-So That the bill IS now the law Of the
land IL drecis the polls for rejection or rattle alton
TO be opened in ApriI--hs scrutiny Of the polls 10
he exercised sythe Exscuve--lt di.penses with the
Extra Session OF the Legislature, and saves by ih.
measure some 49, ID, 81, 900 dollars directs the
election ot Senators and lega,es to take p zee in DC
tober next-and the first Legislature under the new
Constitution to assemble on the LIST Monday of De-
cember next-We speak Of the first Legislature as il
II were morally cer!ain-for, do not enter ain the
ton
The Bill, to "a. charter the Bank of Yirgiuid and
Jrr other purposes, passed by majority Of S3
The Charter is to be renewed for nine wears and
monh-that H. II will now for tw elve years aud
month, IRON May Dext-lt is TO pay a bonus of prr
cent amounting to 5l 36O.-I; is to puh.
h The bill as yet, Tor it is to pass the orde :, OF the
Senats.
Some hard blows have been dealt at this Bank iu.
ring the Debates; and yesterday, In particular, gen
uenan took the floor, who always p0urs out his whole
soul, in HE impassioned and eloquent speeches He
one oil those politicians, to whose oyiUios we evr
h-'en with great respect; but, tbs present occa-
sion, we cannot agree with him-As he ha, drawn
gloomy picture OF the Virginia Bank, which we Law in
oTi9 oeioo our readers, think il right to Law also
before them the following OciAl Exhibit of the state
OF the Bank CommteeIt will suf GENTLY spca ak for
itself:
-dmount Of De6ts due from the Bank
ot virginia, exclusive OF capital stock,
For notes in circu!a ion 81 $50 sIl ~
Deposits S67 S5l sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

& Oh REWARD Il have negro man, named
VI XaO TOM, who went TO his wife in King
Queen county, at Christmas last and he has not re-
turned. He had pass from Mr.. Samuel Ryland Of
that county TO seek master al certain price; and il
he could not find one, TO return 10 early day
in January. ] suppose he IL lurking about MIS-. u
banks, In the neIghbourleod Of the Court House,
where he has wife; and certain that he me ans
not to see me again unless lie IL taken by iorce-I will
therefore give twenty dollar, for his spprehe nsion
and delivery IN MI. George X Carlton, or Mr.. Sam
uel Rylsnd Of King and Queen, or TO myself in Rich
Hnond, during The se'ion Of the Assembly, in Pow
haan after lis termiDa iOD Tom is black man.
about % year, old, rather low in stature, but very
-trong ard muscuar He had on the ordinary cloth
ing fJr negro men. All persons cautioned against
harhoring him, Ger yirg him out OF The Common-
wealth. TIL. MILLER, OF Powhsian. .a
Feb. ii. 97-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
CONGREsS

WAsH1NGToN, Feb. 1O.-in The Senate v sierday,
Mr. Barton commenced his argument in reision to
he public lands, and continued until n e Senate adj.
jourued previous 10 Which, several memorials and pei
totswtre pre'eDied. ong which were sofne Er and
ageinsi The Sabbath Mails. The bill authorizing the
PRESIDENT 10 divide IEdsn AgeBtes In certain cases
va passed.
Nnmerou, bills rs,sed through the customary stage.
IN We House OF Representatives. Among thpnu war
one iTom the Committee Naval Affairs, Tor the
b"I 81 Uie widow, r,nldeD, other felsiiyes of hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

NNTAS committed TO the Jail of the Town of Peters
Wv burg, as runaway the 18th day of October
1920, negro who calls himself Robt Seldom and
also says that he free man, and by trade tobacco
MIST that he served his time with Mr.. John Endcrs of
Richmond He appears to be about 2i or % years of
age, feet inches high dark complexion, has scar
on his left eyebrow and his right wrist. His
clothing consists Of cassined panaloons, round jacket
black silk vest and fur hat The is requested 10
forward prove his property, pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with the law direc's
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Feb 4. 0l--w3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

10 make some provision for the broken down hacks of
the party; and at midnight and after midnight, the
judges was created, and bequeathed as legacy to
those who followed. The succeeding party, on COM
ing into power. found that they must consult the
construction OF the Constitution, to prevent the
recurrence Of such practice-b.c cause, IL the con-
struction should be allowed, under which iii. had
been done, IL would enable every political par
~, having three months notice Of their depar-
ture from the helm Of Affairs, TO provide for them
elves snd 'h.ir adherepts. by getting up judiciary
system, which W. uld be rrevocable-a city OF refuge
where they would be safe from all approach Of danger
To avoid such result, IL became n ccssary To abolish
the system, which then believed TO be irjurious
and which experience has proved to be unnecessary
MIR X said, that he was one Of those who voted Tor
The decision, which declared that the Court might BE-
abolished bona 6de, and that the Office Of the Judge
should cease with 1t. He did not, however. conceive,
that the same dependence ought to bs placed the
Legislature OF virginia. for, in political faith, in
ligious faith, could tell what might be beev-
ed hereafter, and he saw good reason FOR making
distinction this subject between the Legislature Of
State, and that Of the Union II was agreed all
hands, that the mere modification Of Court, did no,
abolish the office Of Judge, and the Legislature
'ch free in that matter TO play the whole gamut. They
NIGH, mo lily and modify. TO their hear content,
unu the Coarts became "a uncertain as the law-bui
such state OF things could never oc rrr "a that par.
~, having timely notice that they must go ont Of pow
err should make use Of thu judiciary depar ment. TO
maxi provision for Themselves and their friend But,
granting that such measure should be attempted,
could there be the least doubt, that Court got up
such end would find two. third. Of the Legislature
prepared TO abolish it, There could he such doubt
Under the proposed arrangement there could he lit
tie danger that Court would he abolished for the pur.
pose OF getting rid Of Judge Some confidence must
be reposcd in the legislature Under the Constitution
at present in force, that body had fun power sboih
and regulate the courts ad ibitum. The whole pur.
pose OF the gentlemans propc son he understood IT,
was to prevent them from taking Indirect AMI undue
means to get rid OF an obn, xious Judge Under this
IMPRESSION he accepted, with perfect cheeruiness and
n"atn'ss The amendment proposed by his friend from
Fauquisr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

a STUD HORSE go I w,sh 10 get for the ensuing
IA sesson, fret rate blooled Horse Zone int has
distinguished himself upon the Turf III be preiersd
upon shares, stipulated price, NJ the may
prefer. Letters Addressed 10 me At Amherst Court
House, Va. will be promptly atten led to.
JAMES POWELL
Feb II g7-Io
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

81 10 the enquirer Of Thursday this ropor,-, MILL, ~,
popo.I2n stating as fact that at meeting the
every sockholder voted power should n,t
m exercised by the Drecorsn there n noisssks
aout unntendonaNf. Miller said that had been ef,x
Ut COG anl2y That at tho last meeting Of the
we va bank, this proposition had bcen submitted h.i,
o'"on' ana ony very Tow supported int Harve Of sn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

EDURSUANT to an order Of the Directors Of the ri.
" wanna Navigation Company each stakeholder is
hereby requested TO pay 10 the undersigned TreasureF
Of said Company dollar each share Of stock held
by him, OF before the first Monday in March, 1890
DAN'L. r. CARR, Treasurer.
Dec. 20 Ts-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

FHNHE Subscribers tHer heir serveesas ConrussIon
n Merchants, and will attend 10 the sscs Of Tobacco,
Flour and other produce conf led their care and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
rsguir 4. BAGWELL, SMITH HANNAH
F,b ~ 0s-Gm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

n.ed states anthor'ing subscription. the part Of
mat Rouse TO certain documents proposed to be printed
by Gales g. S-aton, Of we state the ioIIo
ing facts in explanations Of the subject: -
"On the llth ultimo, Gales & Ssatop publi,hed pro
posai' Tor printing compilation of the Executive Do
eun ne, ana Of such OF the Legislative Documents
puo'ie nature and Of date anterior the third SEES
lion OF the 18th Congress, at $5 volume In bo.,d,
80 20 handsomrly bound. On the 18th, = re,olu,ion
Was submitted to the Senate by MIR. De Witt ins,r"c,
ing The COMM tee on the Library (Which II . ;a;nt
eSmmtee) TO Inquire and report upon the expedi.nev
OF printing these documents On the ioowin, J.y
Mr. Livingston introduced the following resoiu;io~ y
the same lIouse: "
"iteso'red. That the Secretary Of the Senate ,ub.
serbs for such numb~r OF the compilation Of publ;.
Documents. proposed to be prinedby Gales & Sea,or
as Is usually printed Of the Docu nen,s
me said COPIES TO be subject 10 such order ~ may
hereafter tie made FIR their ti,tibuion.
Upon the %kond iea'ling OF this resolution Mr.
ROWAN o. Kentucky, moved TO amend II, by inserting
tue pfoviso That the coat should not exceed the price
OF pnohc printing This decided Ia the ne gatve
ana the senate a'on'nsd until Monday, the 18Th On
tha Jay, proposals We're received from the following
persons TO print the said documents on the terms rx.
ed 10 their respective names.
William Greer, 50 psr vol in bo,rd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

a. TEAM SUGAR REFINERY, No. 81, Church
~ dHey Phi'odelPhia.-The subscribers having
their Refinery in full operation under the supcrin,e
dsncn OF joseph 5. Lowering, formerly OF the house
of Messrs. Philips s. Lowering OF this city are pre-
pared TO supply orders Tor double single, LOAF aud lump
sugars, refined without the use of blood, OF the
superior character that made heretofore by Messrs
p s. L. which they will dispose of at liberal discount
Tor cash, or for acceptance in this city.
LEX, CANDY s. LEX, Philadelphia
The subscriber, agsnt for the sales Of tie above
IN" noned sugars in Richnond, has constantly on
hand, for sale at factory ptices, full supply.
JAM IL. S3-w6wii BERNARD PEYTON.