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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
I'VE" YORK Consoiladted Lottery,
Extra Cla.s No. 3D.
O'""" !" me r"y OF New York ON Wednesday
L. w hite's

lnialilbic Vegetable Tooth A che-drops.
AZ salea few dozen L. Whites lotaIlinls
X Vegetable Iooth-ache Drops Of deser.edly
x" sanu"s' Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Doll d sj.eI 9.
LINN III. ri.cn,tl. pnttlnt. Non. .

Efgm hf FtEch'Ht fdFt"f, nor. .,
A. or Noyrmber Court, number Of respec
table and public splrli.h g"nlle.nau, assembled
af the Conrt-IIonse, ~ take INTO consideration
The importance Of pro.ren'ing, with energy, q
system oi infrrnBi lnprpsenent \ Committee
VS. appointed to a1liess The peoplc of Bote-
tourt an ,bs subject and the first day Of De
c-mbsf Court Was fset upon fpr general
meeting, 10 Ink INTO consideration the eIprdi-
eary Of nemoriallzrng thr Legislature. We
give the address Of tn committee be'ow, and
respectfully invite or readers. - careful pc
rns,l pfi W. nope there viii he a general
turning onl Of the plblic spirited people o 30
mtouri In tn, causr all parties ought to he
unite We thlnh M snplect could possibly
call louder FIR nnblic inge,tIeat.pa. All men,
we know. are governed J self interest bat II
the individual Interests OF the peo"le Of lie
tourt, will nj be pro noted by the impr We
men, Of the J ,nrs River. tnen we viii he WI
ling, for e.er herssliar, 10 stop or M uth. @"
snhjrcls of political xpedtancy anl internal Im-
uFuypmPuf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

RAIL ROAD TO THE ROANOKE.
As We approach this great projec', AMI pro
coed witt our preparations for its actual com
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE sFUfFS'
FOR SALE, BY
oqrcbjbold 8. Todd.

a the Post street M IISFS TS u nm low
~ ant general assortment of FRESH DRUGS uLDiOi-N' 70 ~
C-lsH Among articles on hand re he following
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
COTTON

TR 'Sr received ana Tor sale. SO Bales Tenn. &
~ Anh Cotton. D. hNo-N n 3I hEL.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
FRESH SALAD OIL.
AFEW nOZEN BOTTLEs OF

FEW DOZFN BOTTLES OF LORHL4RDS SUPERIOR NACABOUG SNUFF
Physicians Country Merchants m others viii ind II to u3I ai''S can we so
sta5 um an. ~ assortment 81
Bera, Sn'NeFoo, WI" "
MIAen L
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
SADDLE TREES
CORDAGE STORE,
John w. BERRY,

Nd EGS LEAVE 70 inform the Public, that
- he has taken the large Brick Warehouse
lately occupied by Messrs Frazier and Bayard,
on the corner of Water and Union Streets, and
Immediately at the head Of Zane's Wharf, IL
which he has onened
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
CORDHGE STORE.

and Is now ready to execute all orders for anti
cles I'M his line. with which he may be favored, an,
ON the most advantageous terms. lie has now OF
hand very extensive assortment of Cordage OF
every description, TO which he Is daily adding iron
ms Factory. His prices will be regulated by ID.
0t-est PaisJureh ~ Cincinnati rates; and b.
feels confident of being able 10 6ll all orders %
Merchants. who may favor him with their custom,
on 40 taSt as good, d not better terms than can
procured amy where else in the Western Couatr,
He will warrant his work 10 be Of The very bes
quality. Commanders of Boats are requested &
give him q CALL
Orders addressed TO Messrs Knox and Mckee
Forsyth and Dobbin, and d. b. Bayiess, Commis
sion Merchants, OF to himself promptly aitende'
TO.
Wheeling, March 4th, lS29-6I
- The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican. and st. Louis Republican, viii pleas
insert the above once a week l0rtwononihs, an.
forward their accounts 20 this olice Cor payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
senson, (President) James Clarke and John Mitchell
Bait American

Penn'ylvani, at this tie furnishes striking pract
cal evidences OF the light 10 which Raroa IL are view
ed by her people. The last Miners Journal cootsiu.
an account OF the various works OF this escptoo p
Sehuylkill county alon-, which will be ready f,r IN,
transportation OF COAL the opening Of the navg top
in the ensuing Spring. They follows
The Sehuylki Valley R,ii-R,ad which has be en- IN
full operation the greater part OF the present season
commences at Pod Carbon, and terminates at Tusca
rora distance OF ten miles. There also 10 Ia,era
Rail Roads interse citing il, the distances of which
bind will 10 about ten miles The main br
cost $4,000, aud the laterals, we presume, abou
$40, 900.
The Mill Geek Ri-Road (Which has also been 10
operation the present seAson) commences at Port Car.
bon AMI ex ends up Mill Creek four miles. This road
cost about St40 600. There about three miles OF
lateral ro'd- intsrsecting tn, main branch, which
about $1,000 per mile.
The West Branch Rail II ,ad Zone track Of which l.,
now In operatioD) commences at Schuylkill Haven,
aud translates at 'hs foot OF the DAD Mouusin-
The length OF sail road, Including the West Brsnch
will be Is miles, aud will cost upwards o. 900
There also about five miles OF lateral roads inter-
sec,iDg it, the average cos, OF which will be about
$4,000 per mile.
Tue Mount Carbon Rail Road commences at Noun,
Carbon, and extends up the two branches of the
wesan, distance OF nine mile, which W III cost abou,
100000. number Of lateral roads this have slsc
berD commenced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11


SfK--I Is with no little sErpfss that Vyifnsss the
continued Indifference mantssed by the C2 ms OF
Rockingham County In regard TO the projected Saun-
ton and Potomac Turnpike ROad."-AnS that surprise
III 10 way lessene5, when consider That no man,
however uniformed, be ignorSD, Of the vital i'm
potiauce Of and the beneht arising from such Road.
This subject can be placed in point Of vie w. fair.
ly, ia which II will not strongly recsmmeni itself 10
the attention Of the public. shall, therefore, only
briefly present sons truths, whi.h may not have,
probably, struck he minds Of those who have not had
leisure TO Investigate tbe subject.
The system Of GOOD ROADS IL go generally ~.
ceiyed, and acknowledged 10 he good That IL would be
time Loot 10 speculate upon the probable advantage
TO be derived ifom the projected Road under csnsds
ration. IT, therefore, sUly remains 70 shsw that the
stock will be protitabs 20 ihOSs who may take H. To
make the seek prshsbie Tho Read must have The snp.
port Of the Valley Trade--snd upon this head have
not single doubt, because first, do asssrt that the
marSst which will bo created At Harpers Ferry Ghs
point at which HE Canal and Railway will meei0 will
be better than that Of Richmond and IN proof Of his
sppeal 10 every man a, all acquainted With cur mar
kets. TO know II there IL mot generally from TWEEN
y.6gs or CITY cents differences in the price Of -four
between Baltimore aud Richmond, IN favour Of the
ormera taking from this the nrobsble cot Of transport.
ing tbs same from Usrpef's Ferry TO Baltimore, on the
Railway say 20 cents high toll, aod you lssve nett
aving EACH barrel OF from 10 30 cents in favor Of
the hdfper's Ferry markets. condly. you TWEEN.
W miles Tsveit being bundred 90 Harpsrs Ferry.
and one hundred aod twenty 10 Richmond, and have a
good Road. Now with thsss advantages, there IL no
farmer who will not seek the benefit arising from this
nsw and better market firmly believe ,aa, svso II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

HIHiCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE The
subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and Others of record in the office Of the
clerk Of Henrico county, TO SELL aud he offers for
SALE the estate called Ashheld containing about nine
hundrei An thirty situated on Cbckahominy, ia
the county of Henrico, about seven miles tom the
city OF Richmond.
The estate consists Of parcels: the upper separat
ed from the lower by slip OF land about TOUR hundred
yards wde The upper parcel contains about 43o and
the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel Their 10 excellen. brick dwell
ling house, 81 by 80 feet, having Elk large and two
small rooms, and four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1914 aud said to be good any
in the county. The s.ore-room aud gardeners house
also OF brick. The other houses, Kitchen servants
apartments stables, aud courthouse, &C. are OF wood.
called mud land 40 or 45 acres Of which cleared
aud in meadow, which may, with little trouble, be kept
constantly irrigated.
On the low containing about 500 there
barns stables but DIVE Hing house, but that intend
ed for the Overseer. IT has good scte for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply Of fire wood. There is also an orchard on it,.
Ii 10 represented, that OF this tract, between aud
two hundred mud land, that may be easily
cleared and that equal any land Chickshonny.
The district of country in which these lands Sit
uaed, is said TO be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and lever.
On having the purchase money, and the interes,
thereof payable semi annually, satisfactorily secured,
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately, if the purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
The above property will he offered for sale at public
auction, bsioe the door of the Eagle Hotel in the city
clock, NJ. II. s.
July 81 23-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

The folio wing Rail Roads have been comms need in
thi- county:
The Pineerove Rail- Road, which extends from The
Mines to the Swaara feeder. di-tance of five miles
TINS road will cost about $50 900, and be completed
early next season.
The little Schuyikill Rail Road commences al p r,
Clinton, and extends up said stream 10 the mines, a
distance OF abont % miles. This road, il is exrecieI
will be completed next season, II ldi with wooden rails
~ iron rails should be concluded the time for m
peuon, OF cour'e, NUT be extended. This road, il
constructed with wooden rails viii probably coat S25n-
O00-if constructed with iron rails, about 500 900.
NJ Akng 81 miles OF Riil-Roid, at en- expense O.
$685. 600.
All the above Rail Roads have been commenced
within thu last two years, and wh.n completed will
yield iair per csn,age on the cap tai invested.
Bait Republican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

FHyRUSr SALE In pursuance Of Deed OF Trust.
"a executed 10 tbs subscribers, by Elliott WORKMAN
add wife, Tor purposes therein specified bearing date
the 3lit Oober, 1878 and OF record in The Clerks Of
fee OF the County Court Of Caroline, will be cold, Tor
cash, at the Bowling Green, in the said couny, On
Monday, the 18Th December nert, bring Court day, all!
the right title, interest, property, claim, and demand
of the said Elliott Workman, 10 aud the estate both
real and personal. Of The said CHARLES Workman, The
Testacr, of Which he said lott is entitled, under
the Win Of the ssid Testaor aud OF record in The County
Court Of Caroline The lille to the abovensB tioned
property is believed to be good, out other title
ccp such is vested in the subscribers by the Deed
OF Trust, aotesad. viii he conveyed 10 the purchaser
TIMOTHY CHANDLER. 1r,u.,oos
JoURDAN VOOLFOLK, 5
Nov 30 59-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

NpY VIRUS # Deed Of Trost executed by George
81 y w. Crump TO the 2Sh November 1926
add recorded 10 the Clerks Ofce Of Cum berland 10
securs EImund Egglsston and others, certain debt
therein mentioned, shall the 27 day Of Deem.
her ne II, at Cumberland Court HOuse, sell at public
suction, ihe Lghest bidder for easb, two negro men,
Tom and Wait, conveyed 10 by the said Iced, 10
ai y the balance Of Tie debt essd, aud the costs
OF sxstu'iDg the ssid trOs.
DANIEL A WILSON.
NV 20. B7--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

Sims5uyy Copper .Mnes.-It seems that this dismal
cavern, which has been so long terror TO evdosts,
and sinking TO the stats OF Connecticut il
DOW expected to be converted 10 valuable purpose.
We uDssrsiand that aconpspy OF gentlemen in the
city OF New. York, bavo purchased the mine of the
State, and have procured tive skiiu miners from Eng
land 10 examine u; who have given as their opin,on
TIA, II contains rich and extsnve bed Of copper ore
which will yield go per cent Such Is the con6den nee
OF obsr judges in the wealth Of the mine that ths pur.
ehases have had several offers for their bargain. The
company intend 10 employ capital ol $50 900 in smell
ngs works, etc upon the spot II il an old legend in
II iri'ofd That when this mns fret discovered ma
ny years since, equally high expectations enter.
tanned as to It's products and that quantity OF the
was brought TO Hartford and put intos boat to trans.
port !, to some smelling works The morning. the
boat aud ore missing, aud no trace Of either could
then or has ever since been found. Il supposed
the boat must have been taken out into the rIvsr by
some uoknowo psrsons and sunk, For this reason or
zone oher, the project Of working The mine for copper
was abandoned. tSpYingfed Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
AGRTCULTUR.aL SOCIETY


The Annual Meeting OF the Feed -bucg Agric ~
tural Society, was held al the Indian Queen Toyeru
10 this town, on the 25th and &c Ia ult
The following gentleman were elected oficeri for
the ensuing yea:
JAMES NJ GAnNETr, President
FnascIs ". T%GrArnRso. Viee-Presidents
WM. +. GRAY, Secretary and Treasurer.
Thirteen new members were added 10 the Societv
The most prominent act OF the Society at this meet
ing. and which promises to be extensively useful
il perseversd in with proper spirit ia tbe oryio,,ng
OF three Standing Committees, viz: On Horticultural
Economy. on Agricultural Lnple,nsnts and on Stock.
tbs members OF which are each requTei to cotnmuni
cate, in writing, 10 the Society," such information IA
they may possess, upon the several subjects committed
TO them.
This measure regard as forming on importan, era
10 the annals Of this Society giving character
u is operations which have hitherto be en- exclusively
directed to produce improvement by the stmuIu. 81
competition. Something may hereafter be expected
from in the shape Of practical teases on The varous
mod,s of cul ure practised-ths kind Of impls
and Of stock in u.s. among the Intelligent members in
toe surrounding country, by VIII spirit Of observa
ton, oil experiment, and Of emulation, in the weIk
general Improvement, may be e'ici'ed, which cannot
fail TO exert sauary influence on the AgrcuIrura
character, and on Agricultural p-o6ts. The member
Of the committees, under tand, are not vet
ell by the PRECEDENT We doubt not the appoint M N
will be judicious, and when mad, hone the m IN
bers will enter upon these duties with alacry and
u. al.
This ia nov, we believe, the Oldest Society of the
kind in the State OF Virginia. We announce the fac,
with degree OF pride which we wish not TO coDce
While many others, of more prsteDsions, have succ =.
svely sprung up aud died premature deaths, this So
cieiy has kept up, and il now in prosperous and pro
mising condition We ardeDuy hope il will long BIZ
sustained by the public spirit and berai,y Of the com
munify. THeraIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

N pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
TRACT OF Land on Crump's Greek, in the coeniy OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse con.
tanning l20 acres which laid of into four lots aud
will he sold jointly OF severally.
d!so, Tract OF Land in the county Of Goochiand
on the waters OF Little BYRD Creek, containing 537
Acres-adoining the Lands Of Mr. w Payne s. oiher-
The Hanover Land will be shewn to persons wish.
ing to purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones, who lives ne ar
1.-THE GoochIand Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms which will be acconimoda r. apply 10
me near Hanover Courthouse. WM. +. WICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate Of SAINT Gisi, dec
Aug. 49, 2S-tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

ENEMALE EDUCATiON.-Unde r the superinle nd
Il ance OF Mrs Buckner. will be opened, on the
10 January, 1884, school for the reception OF yours
ladies', at my residences the Rappahannock Acade-
N.Y.
The course for instruction will comprise all the
important branches of an Engsh Education, Drawing,
Painting, Neede-woIk, sc.
The price OF Board and Tuition will be $50 paid quar-
terly in advance, $50 at The end the year. Bed
bedding Candles and towels to be furnished, .
ira charge will be made
The situation Is epiionable healthy and eligi-
BILE in every resPec-and every eiJrt will We made
advance the Improvement OF tbs pupils, and give is
faction 10 their ii,nds.
RICHARD BUCKNER, in.
Nov. so. 59-wSw
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"iLL be sold for. cash. publicly, on the premises
w on Saturday, the LIST day of January next, il
fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter tract of land
Place, containing by esimstoD 600 acres and convey.
I'D by Henly Woodland and Tbos. III. Woodland to Rich.
ard Gsnes and William Armistead, trustees for Rob,
Gaines and John Gainss The said land is very fer
tile aud we'll adapted the growth of Indian Corn
Cotton, OlIs, SC. The trustees will convey ONLY sue
vile as Is vested in them, though they believ the title
10 be indisputabls
RICHARD GAINES, }r
VIM. ARMlSTEAD, i'u'ees'
Nov 80 5e-,5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
JUF1N Is. DABNEY,
Nov. l6. 55-tds ROBERT $. M'REYNOLDS

m virtue Of a deed OF tust executed by Il. L. Shell
H y ton Fred Pieasaos, and The subscriber, dated
Sept h. 1870 for certain purposes the rein mepioDed
(aud which deed s OF record in the clerks Office OF
Hanover Court) | shall, surviving Trues,se, sell
before the front door OF the Eagle Hotel, in The city OF
Richmond. at IL O'clock, Monday the ID h day OF!
December 1880 all the undivided righis titles ard in
terest of the said p Il. Shelton, in and to certain
Estate CONSISTING of land. end sldve in the possession
ot Peter Foster aud Anne his wife, of nle county OF
Hanover, which said Anne Anne Shelton, widow
of John Sheon, formerly OF HnGver, ard which said
property by sail John Shrllon wed 10 saij Anne
during her life and by sid John remainder in fee his
children by name, OF the said II. I. Shelton was
shall convey such title only as by said deed is
conveyed TO me a. trustee.
WILL. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
Dec. g. Gods
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

Y6NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. situation a. Clerk in
n Dry Good Store, young man from Alexandra,
OF steady ami industrious habits who has had cons ie
rabis experience in the above business, a complete
knowledge o. accounts, and writes good hant, and
hiters himself from his general kno ledge OF the bu
siness, and the practical duties OF Clerk, that hi.
services will be acceptable TIE those wanting the mn s,
unquss'ionabis recommendation, will be gwen. For
iursher Information enquire OF the printer
Dec. .. 6O-Ats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

FHyHE SCHOOL AT LLANGOLLEN.-The NJ XII
II Session Will commence usual on the 25th oil
January, and end on the 1t OF July, 1881 Tits is
Casscsl and Mathematical School, intended to prepare
boys Tor college, Tor The active pursuits OF lie.
good knowledge of the English language and is Gram
macal structure made the basis OF further lera-
ry acquire and Ar,L meiic and Algebra OF high
er Mathematical studies.
Terms For board and teaching, washing, lights
fuel and bed. $40 per session The baafder finds his
own bed-ciOfhes. JNO. LEWIS
Lewis's Sore p. o., SpottsyIvsnia County.
Nov 30. 59-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

. edmond COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub
IN - eeribers or for sale, at their Office, neas ShocLu
Warehouse, the following goods made their Factory:
A Cotton !Sheefimgs
81 do .Shiyfings
Stout Cotton OEnaburgs 80 inches tcide
lind a general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made IN the United States, and will be- sold low
as goods OF similar quality can be purchased in the
thern Markets
The highest price viii be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept 81. 4O-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

p virtue OF deed OF trust, executed to the sub
ID d scriber by James C. M'Reynolds and John NJ
Reynolds, bearing date the third OF November, 1880,
and Of record in the Clerks Office OF the county OF
Campbell, for sundry purPoses therein mentioned, the
undersigned will proc ed TO sell TUESDAY, the 18th
day of December, 1880, by way Of public auction
the highest bidder, the following property, TO wiz
moiety OF the tract of land OF which John M'Reynolds
died seized, and on which James c. Nj 'Reynolds now
resides, containing 5S4 acres; also, other tract al
joining thereto, called Deprissps tract, containing 80
acres; also another tract adjoining to the fret lion
ed tract, called the Long ID i've tract containing 2l0
also forty odd slaves, consulting of women
and children; hogs sheep, horses, cattle, Wagon, the
crop Of tobacco of the present year, household and
kitchen furniture, farming utensils blecksmiths tools
st, shotgun and the remaining stock Of ods OF j. s.
M'Reyno!ds. The sale VIII be had at the house
where James C. MReyno'dS now resides, ia the :
~ of Campbell about 30 miles southeast oi LYnchburg,
and will continue from day TO day until completed. The
land will be sold a credit OF one ana three years
equal annual instslmen's, the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security, or bond with deed Of
the land, the punctus aymen there
Of 1t is ierstood that thoss Interested in the other
moiety Of The tract OF ISL acres will join in the sale
and convey vance Of the whole tract The personal pre-
perry including the negroes, will be cold on credit
until the ls OF Augu't next the purchaser giving bond
with good security The und, igned are, however,
authorized by the deed sell privately am for cash il
they think proper. The land IL said to be good tobacco
plantation, and will be shswn by Mr. James c M'KeY-
nolds any person wishing to purchase. The slaves
principally young negroes aud very key aud said
TO be of a good characer-Actng as trustees, the IN
dersigned will convey only such title to the purchasers
OF the above property is vested in them though the
title, 30 fer they have ever uDicrstood. IL good
JOHN ID. DABNEY,
Nov. 16. 55--tds ROBERT S. M'REYNOLDS.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE pREsibENr.

Joseph Friend TO be Receiver OF Public Money. fsr
The District OF Lands. subject TO sale at Ouacha 10 tins
State OF Louisiaoa, vice Henry Bry, removed
Daniel Lane 10 he Collector OF the Customs, for the
District and Inpeeor of the Revenue for The port Of
belfast, in the State Of Msns, hOm the 30h day Of
Nov, when IL present commission will expire.
John Nj. MCalIa to be designated Collector Of la
ternal Revenue and Direct Tax, for the State Of Ken
lucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

ny an o. der Of The County Court OF Chester field
n 10 pronounced on the l1h day OF Oct. last, shall
on Friday the l0h day OF December next. at Edward
Bass Tavern. in the County OF ChesleTild sell to
containing 100 acres, adoiGog TuppoBy Church This
land will be- shrwn by Mr. +. Il 80 Doctor Joseph
CunhG SPENCER WOOLDRiDGE, Comm.
Nov IL 5i--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

0-rhe ENQUtRER is published twice week generally aad
week during the Of Legislature
heretofore, Five Dollars
advance Notes Of Chartered specopayug banks (on) will DO
The Editors will
hitting them by NALL of all letters being paid tho
writer's.
0 No paper wbe (but the discretion OF
Eiitors) until all have been paid mp.
will the payment of nine shall
no tenth GRATIS.
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One squares OR LESSFirst insertion 75centscach
unuancc, SO cents.
sNo haseher paid
assumed by person in this city, its onviroas.