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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23
Cabinet Chain, 2nd Sofa Aanudac-
TORY

Cabinet Chair, IEd Sofa Manufac-
TORY
YAMES EREEk Cahinrt ruaEer. -hgs pnihand ;Hnd
. will constantly keep n his did staua ON tsnyal
NJ, Alrx.naris, 81 II the gunner pdliitii ID, Pcnnssl
wuiias avenue xazhiuEton-a general asssrtnHJ. vi
the Iuu,stf ssiiionlblr ana 4urIble Furuiture, which ae
&,isl wRrr1Irt equal, If moi superior ,rn guuEity, ITO Hrs
e~er offerea un the % rint:-cunsisting Tait, Of
Garsrian, wingedana9 plain warlrihrs
Gutinc, psaeEtal sud ana plum siaebosris
lUitta, with ctllarettsxna Marble slabs
French aud plainbnresus =
laregang do with mirrurs
lsaAisS' ind S~senrlan sus' sacrrtsriesuna buak -cases
fiernszbles@th marble and mahogany tops
4iiIlerand-sw aiaiug, oreakfaEt and rurd tablcs
Flni DO Gp do do do
lAiieswprk stands
Shnvmg andrsndle d.
NaahstunAs snh marb1 arl mahoEnnytupB
&rurrunE Ifs1s
tAabqEsrsE !rirs
Rukic stouis, miiettk, cribs, cradles
Portable writnrg desksNc
Wdth rgen=ralsssartmsntef beasteals 'H3rinaay
carved nsi@saINs maple aud stsiIed ~wpudS, B11Gf
which giRbe suid ss,uw for cash rs thsy canbeFrr-
chased Gtrtieiamr luality atgny a1nsr IN uutartGry
nths TniOn. ALSO.
-8nassart mert pf HtIS umingvD and Bay OF Honduras
mahogany, u partDfMnnh is srs.Hb.e fNr 1rRaareiis,
steam savsea Curl aud sbGsasa ~euet1H, nnpnl xxr-
nak Ufasn5s5iror lultrrs snrniag S1rtVnss, g smdS &c.
~ aEIHG As7O DAEwTNE..
Handsomely esaenrtsG uisy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23
WILLIAM GarNIDN.



&fTE iIspe renefved DIRECT frum thu NAr' '""u III
w imtcel N"tks. a ssc.ply ut siprrtnrE ca chfHS 10y
mean, made KEter the rraurrer Of TltrIs's cc'''''"A'
mas,ncsia. His magnesIa We &Grra'n Is bs 10 s0I1
If MT brttrr, than tire Engias!s having by tesihS u'
two urticirs tpGetl,ei, InBwarl this 10 te -'IepN.-
We ltne aIIer ma condensed t,up, III liat thf li"s
OF the infnuuaea. aperfrctly pure mag nesia, una II ia;
he taken Jita the mus delicldr EunIarh pi.i.paa pI
ducrrg the slightest nEsHseis lHn sbJect Uftsn bo caiN
|~aleniite with plIysroiES) Icing rather ldeakaId tbs
8isagrrcabletas,ad In the the af the Aunr,ran ~
ole, and whenIt siuai became generally kiVNi, wtAf
satisfied ID VIII s,g,troede the iIRr E the In'"rkf' r.
,ascIS!ly, Hs ii rs gsf5ursied nj die same Jrice Ind IL Ar
sure ~Inefiect t!ran tire punimon Calriricd mnsnessa- r
lis put mp in irtrtlrs md iubcIied wfI Gsprti'Gf,"
nuHsrrntsi1 siar fm fKui.es CIR retailing il COURT
ftureK, ~UrDtaer TiiRorS where rnslicsiieSI le EtnJe''
Aiza. In saasartnrrt si
COMES, BRUSHES md Soaps,
Cunsi4tiItg af
t9tc&, SIDE long cr0uksd. nrck End fhpctes nn'idf
e1lptl. hau, Rss!. nEl, xar1iish, SASH tYois, nnd csnef
1ar ArLsIcs
Rasr- transparent. TBrrgatea anl Windsor shzF5ng
suarB. FOr SAFE by
august nj WILLIAMS z.ANPEgrR s. Oh
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5NTa, hcDitnldT . ~.
sIn-ttxving been fTr Il imufDeI ni y.4r> afhcfee
with he THrsngpas,sn sn thGi iErgrn. rhat st,e,tims 1
WAS Unable - yWllkt-aring y variety tf cdres NJ im;
stfrt:~ u ihSarH III snitkIns' ointment ~obsamed 4,
ana by using rhe buts xgr=ssb;e 30 direction, w. CD
been aiiicSet. Nisfit. - JACOB LEIEtE
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N Tfr;a O%intnn,ut, @1.j5hin q ligi,y yslsabk ny
piicDtmnsJr tr,hi bites. burig. BCalle, and woneh''
sure ar swf3iisd hrnasss. lis }ui mp an mead, iinsI-G
BiHzed 1usrs @e.l Uurkrd mad Scsiea, wTth GTect'1ns
how To usr q. The YTalritlnr Wishes IL to BIZ UD-ri'
led, tirSt, Il murder 10 Jrrsarye i,s siriucs, pursp,s using
1T VIII rintk Il AGAIN. 80 NJ ID KEEP the AIR :F0n destroy
.lIlS MS guud quiinies No Hge,t rcncivcst them ~ IN
Utiler 1ny tiam bt.ing wei! unr&ea RiId scaled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23

SHaeaAaA fsrnatare-
CHI ARLES K0ONHS,
Galiaa, Char and Snsia Naher, KING, meat door
to the conner of 4Hlfred StrRet.
81 As IN hand. ana constantly manufacturers n gene
= Y raj ,.snremehIt0 1T
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
aslnrt,, tr dstee Suue aud tur1Otity, 'tties onmIistntmi'
Ellis stuck, seneraliy Cultsis's IN
o;reriap and rplain s,fas, cuuches undlnuuges
SHshugwny and AL kinds ut iirawiug-rOom chairs
0inecisn, winged aud SINGLE wararsihes
Peaestsl-ena siaeboaxas with marble tops ana Mirrors
tliusiic anA varinrs Jttlisr -ltfttO
Pier aa3tes, with. marble and mahogany tops
rilirr aud blpck dining, card and hreaetast tahies
do claw do do do 90
plain do do do do DO
Centric ar luO dp
Fre,,oh ana parious ufhsr bureaus, with and without
mirrurs
ana,es lrtsssiug tabtcs, with aid without mirpors
Ditto wutkstands aud unsic StGnis
NIFTY ana ss~ensiemsn's cabinet. secretaries anl bont
yCxses
Nv ~ssss,anVs. with marble ana 1nahggsns tops
Er;GN carved anil pisln mahogany, bird eye, and curl
ms;ile and cumnon besastesds
Cribs, crullesv oanilestsntls, shaving tio, Pr table esEs
and! every ufher article in the cabinet Tune.
i, AXKTEJSE,
Nahuscng of various kuils, steam sswels utrrl ana
shadea Reneers, nepalSzs,nfsh, sscSing bottoms noraS'
&c-
nN,e ahoye ARTICLES will be 1ispssea 81 for cash Or to
p~ancsus persims on the most iihefsi terms.
a sas isx.ensive patronage trum Washngton hi'dI-
nes me tossx, tiut will lteuseriurnIsuue tOsny pur-
cl.aser N ti'st ous free 'FrSI enoe
Tarssing&' Ccrfang eIeceard fa tic best saa,aner
match II
49,
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flre.
Ss8EN2YFlfE pSse,h rrNt Fire buckets, fnrssle
4 by a. MILLER e sOS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

NlRGlNIA.-Ata Superior Court held a. the Capt.
" tol, in the City OF Richmond, the 9Th day of
Horato Gates Winston, alm'or de bonis non with
the viii annexed OF James Meriwea,hcr, dec. pltf.
against
james Meriweather, William Meriweatber. Franci.
Mrrweather Executors Of David NERVE ather, deed,
and William Merweather, Thomas Meriweather, and
John Meriweaher; William Meriweaher, David Me-
rwea her, James Meriweather. Booker aud Eliza
beth his wife, late Elizabeth Meriweather, and Sally
Meriwea,her, children OF James Meriweather, Ann
winston, widow OF VIM Is. Winston late Ann Me,i.
weather and VIM Meriweather, James Merweather,
and Elizabeth Meriweather children Of Robert Meti-
weather, deed, Andrew Keenc, John Pnindexier VIM
Pollard, Edmond PendletOn, jr John Taylor, Dstds.
Ann Winston Pitt.
against
HOrato Gates Winston, adm'or de bonis non with
he will annexed of James Meriweather, decd John
q, James. William, David, George, Judith, Francis
AMI Thomas Merweather. children of David Meriwea-
her, dec d, and the same James William and Francis
Menweather, executors OF said David Merweather
decd, lillian, James, Richard and Jane Msriwea-
Their, children Of James Meriweather, decd - Booker
and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of said James; vii.
liam Thomas and John Meriweather, children of James
Merlweather the Elder, deed, and VIM. r. james aud
Elizabeth Merw Gather, infant children OF Robert Me-
riwea'her, deed Andrew Keene, Nicholas j. DIN.
dexter, executors OF John POindextcr, deed f. lmoud
Pendleon. IT, John Taylor and VIM Pollard, Dens.
These causes came this day be further heard ON
The papers formerly rea the report of the Commission
or pursuant to the introductory order OF the tenth day
81 March, lS19 with exceptions thereto, and the re
port OF the plaintiff in the first of the sales mad. hy
him. pursuant to the order argued by Coun-
sell On consideration whereof the Court approving the
last mentioned report 10 which there was no objection
doth direct the said plaintiff return the bond OF Mrs
Ann n-ton mentioned in said reYort IN hi
until the further order of the Cour and the Court doth
recoinDt the report OF the Commits Toner with the ex
cep'ions thereto TO the same Commissioner for him ia
consider and report hereupon with any Raers special
y stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV
be required by the parties to be stated.
| y Copy. Ieste, VIM. G.. pENDI.ETON 4
Commissioners Office,
Richmond May 9th, 1880 {
Inc parties Interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the 2lst June next, to commence the
duties prescribed in the foregoing order OF Coart-on
which day, a9 o'clock, A. NJ, they are required to at
tsnd at my oice in this City, with copy OF re com.
united report, and OF the exceptions thereto, Sc Sc
! May Is. as,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

MDUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of a
a decretal order Of the County Court of Hanover,
made on the 3Oth day Of Of April 1890, in the case OF
Waddy vs.. Chsholme shall proceed to sell on
Thursday the IOh day olJune next if fair, If not the
ne 1t lair day the highest bidder, at public auction,
at Michael Andersons Tavern, commonly called the
Brick House in the lower part Of Louisa County FIVE
likely and valuable young negro men, viz: Ned Ran
dolph Wilson, Miles, and BurweIl, which belong to
the Estate Of Walter Chisholne r. decd, but have
been for many years past the possession OF Betty, alias
Betty Chisholme, free woman OF colour.
Tie terms of sale will be a credit uHtil the 1s day
OF January next the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security.
GARLAND +. WADDY,
Com'r & Ad'r. de bonis aon with the will annexed
Of Walter Chishome, jr. decd
May 7. l23-5F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
ATay7

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
a the subscriber living at the deep Coal Pits in
Henrico county on the 10Th instant a negro man nam.
ed Nick, abOut forty years old, feet or inches
high, light complexion, thin visdge, and stanmeIs lit
tie when spoken to- The dress he had on when he
went off grey casnett coat, blue pantaoons, and
white wool hat He carried with him suit of coarse
grey casinet the said Nick has on one of his
hands not recollected he has also several knots his
ears. will give reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehension oil the said slave if taken beyond the limits
OF the State and all reasonable expenses paid, or ten
dollars if taken within the State and delivered me at
the said pits, secureed in Jail that get him
gain. | think it highly probable that he has obtain.
ed free papers and will attempt TO pass free
torewarn all persons from harborng carrying him
out of the State. FAC. McGRU DER
Apri. l6. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

TkuARSfIAI3S SALE-Pursuant to decree Of the
va Superior Court Of Chancery for the Williams
burg District pronounced on the 9Th day OF February,
1890, in the cases Of Brown Us Turner-Coon rs.
u.s. same-Russell rs. same-Sheppard same--snd
Wicker u.s. same shall on Tuesday the Sh day Of
June $780, at o'clock z. NJ on the premises, offer for
sale al public auction and two years cre3it. the
LOT and houses on Church Ill., in the County Of Hen.
rico near the City Of Richmond belonging 70 the es.
fate of Anthony Turner deed subject to his widows
dover heren Bonds and security aad Deed OF Trust
10 be executed by the purchaser.
j. GUERRANT NJ. g. c. c. r. %.
or one OF HE Deputies.
May 7. l23-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
Administrators Of Edmund IIby dec.
AnriI IN u6-tds
GhHI0 AND KENTUCKY land FOR SALE

HhHiO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
BY virtue Of two deeds OF rru't executed to Us by
the lats Patrick HcTnlOn Esq. bearng date the 23d
day of April i'm The year 1919, and hrst duly recorded
in the County Court OF c. aiies City, shall, the
18th day OF June next, proceed TO SELL to the highest
bidde- Il cash, TO satisfy the object OF the said deeds,
the following property, 10 wit: T@e've hundred acres
of land in the County OF Union, state OF Kentucky,
Except hundred part thereof reserved in
the deed certain tract parcel Of land, in the coun-
ty OF Cermont State OF Ohio ing The waters of Clo
yer Creek branch of the little Miami Til title to ihc
said lands believed to be good but as we act as t'u-
tees we shall convey only such tile as vested IN rs
Those wishing to purchase, may, by reference to the
deeds now in the office OF Charles City trace the title.
The deeds will be shown the day of sale. The sale
will take place between the hours OF III Il IL o'clock, at
the front door Of he Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond
JOHN Il. CHRISTIAN, lT,s,o.,
JOHN H. CHuSrlAN,S
May4 l22-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

EN virtue OF two Deeds of Trust, executed John NJ
Armistead and William cambridge, by William L
Morris, and Marcea his wife, the on the eighth
day of January 1925 and the other the eighteenth
day OF February, lS2S-and another Deed OF Trust ex-
ecued TO Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles ). Cav. by
the said William l. Morris, on the tenth day OF July,
IS2S- all of which deeds recorded in the Hastings
Court OF the city of Richmond shall proceed to sell
on the premises, on the 3Oh day OF June next,
for ready money, for TIA. purposes therein mention
ed, two Lots, pieces, parcels OF Land in the city of
Richmond, known and distinguished in the plan OF the
sad city, by No. (3l7 three hundred and loty
and No. (352) three hundred and fifty two which were
conveyed to the said William |. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed bearing
date the 18th day Of june 1926 and admitted to
cord in the Clerks Oice OF the Court OF Hastings for
said city,-and which erected extensive
brick baildngs warehouse, and for other pur-
poses also three other LOt pieces parcels OF Land,
known and distinguished in the plan of said city, by
number (3l2) three hundred and fory-two, number
three hundred aud forty three (3i3) aud number three
hundred and forty four 3li) with the buildings com
monty called Shockn Warehouse, and all other build
ings aud improvements thereon; which property was
ye to the said William l. Morris, by several
deeds, for undivided notifies thercof-one made the
tenth day OF June, 1926 by Richard Gregory and Ez
abeth his wife, and john Pegram and Wilson Gregg.
ny; the other, made the day, by Joseph Dud-
ley OF Chesterfield county and both admitted TO record
in the clerks office of the Hastings Court OF said city:
also other Lot piece parcel OF Land, known and
distinguished Ia the plan of said city, by number three
hundred and forty-six C}l61 which conveyed to
said William l. Morris, 10y William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by their deed bearing date the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER 1896 and adiped To record in the clerks Of
flee OF the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by us
TO be sold the I6,h February last, but the sale
prevented from taking place by injunction Obtained
by William /. Morris from the Chancellor OF the VIII
iiausburg district; which Injunction has been dissolved
by the Chancellor of the Superior Court OF Chancery
for the Richmond district
The title to the foregoing property i believed 10 be
unque,tonabIy good. Acting trustees, we will con-
vey such title is vested in us by virtue of the said
deeds Of trust
JOHN NJ. ARMIsTEAD, !
w cambridge,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, Trustees
CHARLES s. GAY
April 27 Il4-hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

ED UNAWAY.-Ealy in January last, my negro
"a q man Harrod, runaway iron, my plantation near
Abbyvile, in Mecklenburg County lie is about 20
years of age, bright complexion about feet inches
high souty made and round sLoudered. He has rather
mean look out of the eye-has narrow forehead,
high check bones and generally a smile when
speaking do not know how he appar, He'd but
suspect he wore homespun rock coat and corded pan
falcons. He Is probably passing Tor fee man, and
ditCher. He carried spade with him
| vii give liberal reward for his apprehension and
delivery to me, or confinement in Jail.
VIM. b. EASLEY.
Nav IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

NNT ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, neatly OPP
Wv pOste the United States Bank, has received
by late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York, a
general assortment of GOODS, in his line. Among
hem, extra superhne cloths and cassmeres fashion
able color; Fl>ren,ine and Marsoes vestings,
style; meruo bomhaznes; brochellds; summer cloth,
neW and highly approved article Jor genHemen'S
mIer tceGT; French and Russian drings; sateens
keens; BOudard's gloves; Chesermans suspenders;
TOwnson's sock- supply OF The best trimmings, &c.
&c.-The above Goods were selected personally BY
himand pledges himself that he has paid the slrctest
attention TO quality and fashions.
w. A. tenders his grateful acknowledgements to those
who have so literally encouraged him. and hopes TO
ceive continuance OF the same.
April 27 l20-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

81 En REwARD.-Ranawayf from the subscri-
~ NV Der living in the city OF Richmond, en-
Monday, the 10Th of April, black boy named Walker,
l6 II years of age he straight and wen made, has
rather prominent peaked nose, and full eyes, he
taken out OF Tobacco Factory (ot which he is
ry ond) and for the last years his exclusive woSk has
been that OF dining-room servant, and at any thing
else, seems TO he perfect novice. He had when
he went away gray Casinet Coat AMI Pantaloons and
Waiscoat OF the same, but he had other cloths which
perhaps he may have substituted for then. Mr.. Plea
SAINT Winstons boy, Charles, went OIL about the
time that Walker did, Charles is free at the aye OF 81
and has only years TO He is about Walkers
'ize but lighter Completed, well made, shrewd and
atful, his mother lives in Petersburg it ia than
probable that alker and Charles together they
great cronies AMI il not lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken off by boatman
to Lynchburg, where Charles has paid visits be-
fore will give the above reward it taken out of this
Commonwealth, and secured in any Goal so that get
him again, and twenty five tosrs-iwithin the State,
and twenty miles from the City OF Richmond. Mas.
,ers OF vessels forwarned iron. carrying off said
Runaway at their peril.
SAMUEL GATHRIGHT, Jr.
May7 l23-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

NNRESH DRY GOODS.-ln anticipation OF their
a general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
which are included their own importation from Eng
land (va. New York) consisting, in part Of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue black, drab mkt fancy tand lavender do.
cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
White and cooured ground chinZ printed do do. do.
Plain buff Tsilnett.-A beautiful assortment of the
Fnewest styles OF prins.Fancy checked, striped and
Adrauolle 6 new style ginghams; III, 81 aud g.
cambria and jaconet muslins-white bordcred
very superior and MKT and striped linen and cotton
drlls.-Ther asso tnent is now very good, and will in
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had +. s. +. JAMES, s. Co.
April 49, l16-f Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

NMTILL he sold to the highest bidder at public auc-
w lion at Halifax Court House, on Monday The
2Sth day of June next, (beng Court iay) it idir il net
tbs fair day. OF land lying in the County OF
Halifax Blnister River, containing by late survey
595 3.S acres; 1908 Is of which fret rate low
g.ounds, belonging TO the Estate oil Edmund rby dec.
large portion Of the low ground completely drair ell,
and has been Tor the last ten years in regular and
gressive state of improvements This tract is said TO be
among the finest estates in the County, Judges are OF
the opinion that 80 hands be worked to advantage up
it, One fourth Of the purchase money will be required
the 18th December next with interest from the day OF
sale. The other three fourths on aud years credit
from the day of sale-bonJ with approved Security,
and deed of trust The land, will BE- required OF the
purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and cO'u-
plete-Posesson given on the lat day of January next
with the privilege Of seeding crop of small grain in
the fall. W. II. JOHNSTON,
LEW JONES,
Administrators Of Edmund Itby dec.
April H. 1l6-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

ARYGOODS.- the subscribers in re-
HT cet OF their Spring supply of AMERICAN British
French, German, StoiSS and india Dry Goods, made
up of recent purchases in Philadelphia, Neto York,
Boston and England, and embracing almost every
tice in their line They deem il sufficient for their
toners TO say, that her present stock is probably the
most extensive and best assorted they have had
and to them and other purchasers that they
yer had it much in their power to hold out induce.
ments to buy from ", both at wholesale and retail.
+. s +. JAMES s Co.,
April f. l22--6t Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

81 PRING GO0DS.-The subscribers have associated
~ themselves in business in the city OF Richmond
under the firm OF Bniord, Brooks & Co. and are now
opening handsome and we'll selected stock OF Staple
Fancy Dry Goods, recently purchased in the Northern
markets OH the best terms at auction, for cash. They
invite country merchants and their friends generally
TO call and xamne them. Their assortment will, a,
all tines be found very complete. Having expert
enced agent in New York. they will continue to receive
by every arrival. Their stock will comprise every
article in the dry goods line-A of which, they will
sell the lowest prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

RWR GusfaDus Hendrick, Elizobeth Hendrick, and
ITH Nm POtUier, Executor If EdUard Keeling
dec.-TAKE NOTICE, That on the 9th of May, 1880,
shall proceed to take the dispositions OF Mrs Mary
Williams and olhers; and on the 25h, Walker d Keel
ing and others and the 10Th, Henry Crenshaw and
others; and the 9Th, Mrs. Mauha Keeling and
others; and the 2Sth, seph Keeling and others and
OF the 18th, Ambrose HALEY and others, the house
OF David Snithson, in the county of Lunenburg, and
State OF Virginia, to be read evidence in a suit now
depending in Chancery, in the County Court Of Char
loue, in the State of Virginia. in which am Plaintiff
and you, The said Gustavus Hendrck, Elizabeth Hem
drick. and William fowler, Executor Of Edward Keel
ing, dec, DefendaDts--At which time and place
you may attend, If you think prorer.
EDWARD b. FOWLKES.
April 27 12O-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

The enquirer is published twice. week generally Oad
week during the session of the State Legislature
hereoorc Five Dollars payable
Notes of chartered, paying banks ouy) will DO
deceived Tho Editors will guarantee the safety of
mu them by ma the postage of all letters being paid, by the
writers.
~ paper will BIO discontinued but the discretion OF the
Editors until all Orcaragcs have been paid up.
Whoever will the of nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 Ono square, OR LESS-F insertion rs contsoach
iinuanco, 30 cents.
advertisement inserted until IL has either been paid for
Assumed by in this city, or its cnvirOns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

FHNHE Subscribers offer their services as Commission
ID Merchants aud will attend TO the sales of Tobacco,
Flour, and other produce confjed to their care, and
make the customary advances on produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. l3. 9S-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

a UNATIC HOSPITAL, WnLLINMSBUBG..-
IA Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this in
s'iiution are occupied, and thai patients viii
be received until Of the said cells vacant;
due notice Of which will be gwen. BY order Of the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 20 Ji-n