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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24

lhe american Colonization Society have re-
,oVe" 10 despatch vessel, with Emieranls for
Liberia. on the lst of May next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24

L'Oertd Sugar w. have been presented
WI" specimen OF Sugar made at the Colony
VI h'"elia IN Africa, a consignment Of severa
sasN' OF w h recently arrived in this city b,
way of New-Orleans. Il surpssses in vh;,c
ness, the hes, White Havana, and Is M, inf
nor ~ The richness Of rs flavor. It's kent 10
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annIause amidst guns, trumpets, biunde, buses:
.,een at the cannons mouth" VIII De-
s,,s fourth 8. Sir Oracle, and when ope my
mouth let no dog bark"-and SO on to the end OF
the chapter. go, .,-
At the hazard Of nearing httle "gentle
displeasure,' must not let our Fair friends go
BY without touch TO be a "'n'dn OF conse'
quence" is bad enough, heaven knows-hut to be
a =. ,ooman Of consequence is past endurance.
When | am in the company Of such one. how
often have | exclaimed--.s o! fur lodge IN
some vast wilderness" that might escape the
torment of seeing. and hearing. 1t is part OF
the economy of nature, that woman should De
gentle and retiring; it IS better that her beauties
should ..blush unseen" than that they shoula !
be made the panders to vltiated desire ol
eclipsing the rest of her sex in any particular
whatever. l might sketch character, although
but an indifferent Inner, whose features wouiu
horrfy those for whom it would be intended
II would extend this number, however, farther
than have any desire it should run.-PerhaPs'
too, have said enough Of sex strongly possess
ed of the esprit de corps, and had better beat
retreat after the first sally, than wait tor gene
raj attack and receive acOmplete overthrow.
Whether this dish from the Hotchpot VIII DE
thought of consequence enough, among the con-
seouential folks before whom 1t Will be spread
to ietain them for moment, is matter oil very
little consequence to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-13
ORIGINAL POETRY.
AWAKE, MY BOY.

AWAhc, III boh'
Spring is unfolding the blushing flowers,
And @ooes thee, my boy, to her sunny bowers;
Then awake-swake, for the breezy morn
lswafting it's perfume Ger hill and lawn;
And the eastern sky in its glory beams,
As fair and as bright as thy young hopes dreams.
Co and Gull the first flower from the suniit glade,
And pale one that hides in the deep wood shades
Violels, steep'd in the dcws OF night,
uarebclls, and cowsGps, and tulips bright,
And all the beautiful gems that grow
On the yertlant banks where the waters flows
With the breeze from the forest they mingle their
sound.
Those waters so Iste BY the ce-spirit bound.
Then away-away, fer the lark is on h'gh'
Chanting his strains Of glad melody,
soaring and singing his wood notes wild,
As gay and as Joyous as thou, my child,
And thus may thy young spirit early roam
MID the glorious heavens to seek ITS homes
And o! may thy youthful affections be given
Even now, ia their fresh dewy brightness, to
Heaven.
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MONTPELIER, (vt.) April 5 1881

MoNlFELiEh. VIZ TAP'' '''
Loss of the Mail and loss Of ives.-The Bur
lington mail due at this place on Thursday last,
did not arrive. On Friday MIR. Church, the drIv-
err, came Oh, and brought the painful intelligence
that OH Thursday, about o'clock F. NJ as he
and five others were attempting to cross Union RI
YER, at Richmond, near the meeting house, the
boat upset and preciptated all the men and ooth
mails into the stream. Three of the men were
drowned-Mr. Thomas Bennett, of Bolton, Mr.
Heman Russell and Mr. lavender Lapham, OF
Richmond. Mr.. Church swan to the shore, and
the remaining two saved themselves by clinslng
70 the boat Mr.. Bennett is said to have been alive
when taken from the water, but expired IN short
time. The body of Mr.. Russell has been found.
But that of MIR Lapham, and both the mails re-
NAMED undiscovered on Saturday last.
-sagBaa~
Cure for Consurnption.-We give place TO the
following communication. says the New York
Commercial with much pleasure. Mr.. E. White,
the gentleman whose signature is attached to 1t,
is we'll known to the community, and the utmost
reliance can be placed upon any statement made
by him.-The discovery, If after being fairly
tested, it shall be found efficacious in other in
stances. is truly a valuable one, and is well wor-
thy of the attention of medical men.
To the Editors of the Commercial .ddUertiser.
Seeing it stated in your paper few weeks
since, that inhaling the fumes of nltrid acid had
been found to cure the consumption, at my sus-
gestion and request, a worthy and intelligent
man who has been for two years past in my en-
ploy, has, within the last eight days, given it a
trial. As no directions accompanied yonr no
tce, the following course was adopted:-Under
handkerchief, one end of which rested on the
head, the other left to fall down over the breast,
he held glass tumbler. having it in teaspoon
full of the acid; and the fumes, thus prevented
by the handkerchief from escaping, about half an
an hour at at time, three times per day. The
effect has been to relieve him entirely from an
obstinate cough of many years standing, and
which, for the last two months, had been accom-
panied with all the symptoms of confirmed and
rapid consumption; all which have, according to
present appearances. disappeared with the cough.
How permanent this relief may prove. time
must show. That others, laboring under thelike
affection, may be put in early possession Of the
above facts, and with hope that relief may be
found therefrom, this communication is made by
request of the above referred to.
Yours, f. WHITE.
N. B. The gas can only be breathed at the
mouth-and to prevent the eyes being affected
by it, keep them closed.
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THE HOTCHPOT.

And i, seeme,h that this word hofehPof, is in En-
Wish puddingi for in pudding is not commonly put
one thing alone hut thing with ether things toge
ther "-Lih 267.
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JAMES 5. GunneN, M. D.

DENTIST, s.,
nEsPECTFULLYi MISUNDERSTANDING /,
IL of Alexandria, that he may be consu, ~ sDl
H. Clagett's Hotel, on the first and fh"d W. V
DAY in every month, from O'CLOCK a.
r. M ,a;csber
Alllettersaddressedto Dr. &. az n's :Jan,,, Fl
the UnitedS tates' Bank and the frS ,ss,,,, b.
washington CITY, or left at Mr.. H. Claget,'"
Alexandria, will be punctusll, a.tended'''
ian levitt
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*We have thought best to correct the spelling
and punctuation. In other respects the letter
stands "a il was written.-Edts. Jour. Com.
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Now keeks

vaNHE subscriber has just received and offers for sale,
I the following English and American publications,
via The Cameo; a melange of Literature and the
Arts selected from the Bijou, with fifteen elegant en-
gr,vngs from paintings by Sir Thos Lawrence, David
Wiikie Sir Joshua Reynolds, sc &c. The History OF
Rome h, Titus iivu:, translated from the original,
with notes and illustrations by George Baker, a. b.;
complete in vols. -Four additional volumes OF the
wsver!y Novels The Modern Traveller. vols % aud
Sd. Tales of Travels west Vt the Mississippi, by 5
Bell The History and Topography OF the United
States, edited by J n Hinton, A. NJ assisted by seVe
raj literary gentlemen in America and England; Illus
rae,l with series of views drawn on the spot, and en-
praved on steel, expressly for this work
The AMETHYST, AN annual of Literature Tor 1881, by
n G.. Brooks, Baltimore.
dec 21-dtf DAVID WAX TN.
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Just Received for sale
By WlM NJ MORRISON,
4 DICTIONARY of General Knowledge; or, an Ex.
PLANTATION OF words and things connected with all
the arts and sciences; illustrated with numerous wood
cuts BY George Crabb, NJ. su,hor of English Sy-
NOMINEES. archaeological Dictionary and Historical
Dictionary. Also,
Consultations in Travel, or the last days Of Phoso-
pher by Sir Humphrey Davy, Bart late President of
the Royal Society, with sketch of the authors life,
notes, &c.
Also. fresh supply of Webster's Speeches.
Old Books taken in exchange for new, &c.
ian "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-24

Piano Fortes.

nNE plain Piano Forte, with extra additional keys
~ frets, &c
frets, &c.
One round corner'd ditto, with draws, and metal
lie plate the effect (which is to increase snd improve
the tone.
One projecting comend Piano, with carved draws,
irets, &c; extra additional keys
The above are just received from the celebrated ma
nufactory Of Messrs Loud & Brothers, Of Phadelphs,
and offered for sale Philadelphia prices, with
expenses ofget,ing them here. The, may be seen at
the Office of Bernard Hooe, Esq King street. few
doors above Washington street
Appyto GEO. JOHNSON.
dec 25
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BOOK 6. JOB PRINTINa

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
6<ATALOGUES Of Sale; Bank Checks, with
q or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Cuyren,. Iottery Tickets Law and CONNER
cial Blanks; Bills of Lading; Policies of lnsur.
ance: Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia No
ices: Hand. Hat. Shoe. Window, Shop, Tobac-
co. Horse. and Show Bills: with every other de-
scription of LETrER-PREss PRINTING. Cards,
Bills. Checks, sc. printed either in red, blue,
green, yellow or black
LOTTERY BILLS
of every description for sale at this 0fiee,
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Cash in .Narket
" ebster's speeches.

APEEcHES and Forensic Arguments of DANIEL
> WEBSTER with an engraving by Lonracre, Just
'ci-iT"d and Tor ,aie by VA ". MORRISON
- Also, Vol 5 Part ID, ofthe Library of Entertaining
N"~I>dSe EIch part contains more than 200 pages
az numerous engrayng5 wood, beautifully execut
FL Price ~ cents part, AMI will be continued on
''S s're terms. Subscriptions received AS above.
Hn l.
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Sattinetts aid Naif hose

. CASES sat'"es' case GeFmsn' 'a1s b n,' H''e
~ A. C. CAZENOFE & Co.
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For Freight.

1,r. superior copper fastened and coppered brig
lne U.qVERLEY,
.S1hcooper, master carries about 44O hhds: OF 10,
49,, 5000 barrels -four, and will be ready TOT the
na s.O,;nn Of cargo in a few days. Apply 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-24

Hugh Smith X Go.
EsAVE lately received an addition to their stock of
4 i fancy and staple
CHiNf and E.fR7HENJIfRE;
whch makes their assortment, very complete. Com
prisTg
Dining services, of blue, brown, pink and other
fame, patterns unusually large and complete
Elegant figured china and plain gold banded
tea sets
Indi. china dining services
do do soup tureens plates, Cc.
Also, Silver mounted castor frames. cut 5ottles
Fine plated do do do
Ispaned do do
Al. of which they determined to sell at the W.
est prices anil the most liberal terms
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For Rent,

=. That elegant three story
..A HOUSE,
EssYiI.& r,rmerly occupied by DIR. Peake-now by
ttsLli& urs Herbert, Possession can be had
s,ssaeIs, rC Apri The house is in complete or
looT Co. The reception of genteel family The rent
sill oe "'u''"'~ NJ MILLER & SON.
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houses to Nent.
L. .giish .AnMuals for tS3t,

IL iisM .tiiNNNlS 1Or 1SS1.
'Ntf subscriber has just received and offers for sale,
! The Gem, a Literary Amman for 1851, con-
tanning twelve spe nd,d eTgravngs. BY the mos, emi
neni artists
Friendships 0Dering, a Literar- ~ -.
Annual REM ubr.ncer fo, 1881, containing ".''Se"
beaudlui engravings. amonss, which are Mar, Queen
Of Scots gong fnr,h to execution and AUD Hoo'h
GRAY
TIE Uinter's U'remh for 1881 containing,
snongst other engraving he three Mars Tho
Tomb IF Christ by f. Smith, from Ben West, and Tho
Deluge. b, R Br,ndard, from psnting BY A. Moses
THE Forget Me- Not, Christmas, New Year's
and Birth la, Presen, for $751; containing fifteen ele
giant engravings ,
The Christmas Bor, by Marshall, Juvenile
Annual for 1851
A fresh supply of the Atlantic Souvenir and
Pearl for is !; ,ao, fhe Center ans t0cke' ni,ns'
nacks for 1881, and Desilver's Ainanacks tn 90.
| pov "a DAVID MARLIN
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Nistrict nf Coltm,bla,

son, trading under ue h'h VI
Richard Johnson & Son. Com ,.
painants, PIN 1hAf'" en-
against
William Beverly and Horatio Cla'
gett, Defendants,
yxSHE Defendant, lillian Beverly, not having en-
4 tered his appearance, and given security accord
w IN the statute and the rules Of this Court, and II
to the satisfaction of the Court that the said
wi,Gm Severh is not mn nhabitant OF the District ot
Coumbis, the motion OF the compartments 0y 'i'e
counsel, is ,v;u,,, pavarlv !,
appear here on before the first day OF hs n.A apr'
Term of this Court and the bill OF the Com
painants, and give security for performing the DEGREES
Of this Court, and tina, the Defendant: hSfa,o CngG,
do not nav away or secrete the debts by hun OWING TO-
~ the msney estate or effects. in his hands, belong
ing to the said absent Defendant, william Beverly, I'm,
I'll the further order and decree OF TINS Courts ah a'
copy of this order be forthwith published IN 'he Alex
andra Phenix Gazette for two months successfe' arc
that another copy be posted at the front door OF the
Courth house of said County ~
| Test tDA l. LhE' " -
! dec 50-2m
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SiNlp

rEvHE Soup House, under the management of the
Z Trustees Of the Poor, is providing Wholesome ant!
nutritious ioud for 400 persons daily, at the small
expense of about two cents for each person II must
however ne Understood that its continuance will man
" depend upon the Gbersity of the public. o. Do
nations IN money, meat or vegetables, VIII be 'hsk-
mi. received jim 81
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.<ew Goods.
EsLUE, black, mkt, and drob CLOTHS
u C,s imcres and csssinetis
FlannclS, blankets
Gre dc Maps, b9ttIste
MerIno and Ga hmerc shsws
Green, D,ue, and PINK Florence
Thread and huhhin.'t lac, sd CdCfrEo, ~
.Giso. al, 0ddfiOnoisrqP.S Il
Looking glasses glassware, &c
just received and for sale by
oct % GEO. WHIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

Ht,DONh ne subscribe intends 10 continue
~ his School the ensuing year in s~bich 81, S
taught English Grammar, Geography, with the u.e n
the Maps and Globes, various branches OF Ms,bsmst'
cal Science, Natural AID Moral Philosophy As,rono
N.Y. and ms French language. This School will com,
m'nee on the 18th Of January, and terun ate on In
10Th oil December followiug--m a term OF ten
months, alter deduelng one Of the summer months for
vacation ne prce OF bolrd teition, washing, ods-
ing aud candles, will he hundred dollars; for board
and tuition alone, ninety dollsrs payable in each case
The one'hslf The lsi Of June. aud the other half At
me emo OF the tsrm.-Ths subscriber pledges hinsel
opsy tiot attention To the aud uorss Of the
epo as entrusted 10 HE care, and TO tse every sHo
"P'omoto Their advancement In their studieS.
t,., T. D. 9. BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

NDUCATlON.-Ph Philip Mayo, intending to with
~ draw from the Bar, proposes to devote his aen
aon permanently 10 the Education of youth male and
female. ~
He will open aSchoo! at hi, residence on Richmond
HIN, on the second Monday in January next in
which viii be taught ouch branches as are
70 good practical English Education. Hi, first care
VIII be to illustrate the design and Importance of Eu.
eaon-'hat bis pupils may be brought to labour ior
definite and desirable object.
whilst due regard will be had to proper exercise
Of the memory, he will endesvour instead of Iosdio. Il
with eontused mass Of unde ssted natter gradually
70 deveiope the reasoning powers
he great purpose OF the teacher to complete the
Education OF children, not designed by their for
either OF the learned proes 10 qualify such az
are Tor entering the Academy with advantage
Great attention will be given the morals and man.
ners OF the children.
The scholastic year will terminate on the goth day of
december. There will be a vacation during the month
OF Aug-The terms Of tuition are 1925, nav able quar-.
ery-One dollar will be required from each pupil Tor
ine'-Books and s,ationar be furnished il prefer
red, at cost r'e'
eht or ten toarders will be received In the family
~ TO- payable quarterly; 500, the pupil furnish
ing bed and bedding.
UP. Mayo acknowledges his obligations to those
persons who have paronized him in his profession His
business in the Courts held ia this CITY and Poybasn
WIN be attended to by Joseph Mayo, Esq and that Ia.
GooehiAnd, by Jno. w. Brockenbroogh, Esq.
Dec 25. Go,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

pursuance Of 40 order OF the Superior Court Of
~ Chsncery for the Richmond District, offer for sae
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the cosn'y OF
HotoUer. about four niss below the Courthouse,
tanning 1870 which laid Of into four ots and
WIZ be Sold jointly or severaIIy.
dIso, Tract OF Lend in The county Of G0oehland
on the waters Of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres adjoining the Lands Of Mr. W. Payne oihsrs
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO pereons wIsh.
ing to purchase, by Mr. Jaoey Jones, who lives
1.-THE Gooebland Land, by Mr. Payne.
For Tetms, winch will be accommodating apply n
me near Hanover Courthouse. VIM. r. WICKHAN
Surviving Trustss II the Estate Of SAINT Gist. dee
Aus. I9. 2s-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

DAVENPORT, ALLEN. s co. offer for sale, al
IL wholesale,
1000 kegs nails and brad.-sli sizes
20 bales cotton yarns, No. 6 10 IL
100 hhds. st. Crox sugar
so do Porto REQ do
90 boxes and barrels loaf aud lump do-steam re-
6rei
10 hhds. Antigua rum
l do old Jamaica do
pipes superior Cosnac brandy
40 9r casks French Madeira }
20 baskets Champaign WINES.
10 Or Casks red
30 casks large co'ored chesse
100 doz bottles Madeira wine
20 do do Port do
iusO reams writing and letter
.oO do printing SPAPER.
lo0 do wrapping
7OO sacks Liverpool salt
4OO barrels best No. mackereI
90 do No. aud No. 2, do
100 bags green coffee
10 sacks soft shelf almonds
aoe boxes brown soap
200 do Windsor do
ceroons indigo
40 barrels New. York prime pork
20 do do mess do
20 do do mess beef
90 do tanners oil
40 do Albany beer
100 half boxes ' b ,kei's" chocolate
100 boxes mould candles
10 ca.ks London porter
oo g'o.s" Creho e's" playing cards
i'o PACKAGES teas-gunpowder, imperial, and
ioO kegs gunpowder-coarse and fine
40 boxes blueDg
Corks' shad iamPoil. Liverpool ware furniture win
dow glass; rice, Newark cider, sole-leather, shoe.
&C., SC. -ALso-
general assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods ~
u Sales Of Groceries at Auction at Store. on Mon
days and Thursdays Of Dry Goods al Auction,
at Store. on Wednesdays. Jan 4. 73-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

M THOMAS BURT0N:-You no, being an in.
W naoi'ant OF this Commonwealth, and having no
on Saturday, the 9th Of February next at the house Of
homas Powell, 10 the county Of Chesterfield betwe
me hours Of nine and twelve o'clock Of that day. to
the same day between the hours of twelve and air o.
eoek the Tavern Of Austin Spesrsin the said coun.
axe the dispositions OF Edmund Lockett, Isaac
continue at the latter place. II ne cess,rv from dav 20
aay except Sundays, uniiI the shall be completed
under decree Of the county court of Chesterfield in
G;aasncery, rendered In suit, in which are plain
hhs, and yourself aud others, defendants The obsct
OF wnleh cut is to perpetuate the testimony of the
witnesses before mentioned. in relation to the title to
certain slaves claimed by you and some other person
or persons under the will of John Burton 49, 81
mere particularly specified in the bill filed in the suit
Aforesaid. AT which times and place. YOU NAV attend
you please. II. HANCOCK, Executor of
Esfih Sublett,
Wm. Subieft,
an' o. T3-u Arthur Subleft.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
4 En DOLLARS Runaway in III
d AQNH month of NAV Last a Maze yxs...a .x,..--

Sn DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranaway,i 10 the
AcN month OF May last, Negro Woman nam
Ell MARf. She Is inclined TO the mulato tolerab Iy
long hair, good Cook and House Servant She W as
purchased by Charles l.. Wing6eld. Esq then OF viii
iamsonrg-now OF Norfolk, in the latter place, some
time last winter, and made her escape near Williams
burg,a as Mr. was sending her TO the Steamboat, To
De delivered to my agent. will give the above re.
wardh delivered to me in Jefferson, Jackson County
Gserga; $50 secured IN any Jail so tina, shall ge
her, or 100 for the chance OF her. All persons are
fofwaned from harborng her their peril. Letters
addressed to me at the above place, will receive imme.
date attention. VIM n MARTJN
jan 6. 10 a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

|NOR RENT the next year, or to be leased for two
or more years. The Store house and premises on
oiIeet near the Bell Tavern at present occupied by
Mr. A. w. Noting The soor itself is large and com
Inoulous, and has besides fire.proof Lumber.house
communicating with the rear The upper stories are
e wei. suP'ed 10 tho accommodation Of family Pos.
session can oe given the LIST day OF January next
Apply 70 the subscriberin Hsrfolk
Dee' 20 69--n JOHN " LEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
~ EGROES FOR SALE-On Friday IN. as,h d,v
OF this month. will be sald al The OFF,. aa.a.S

~ EuROES FOR SALE On Friday the 2Sih do,
OF toi' month, will be cold at the Office taverI
In the county OF AR~lis, by virtue OF two deed, ~
rust'executed by George Jefferson the sub,cr
ana recorded In Amelia Clerks Office, tor the purpcs
IN me ss'd deeds Observation-Disclosures young and like
capener-Ai o, will be sold, at the same time all The
'ii Ienersons interest 10 the dover property of his
mo'ner' Mrs. AIN Jefferson The sale will be ON a
credit until the 25th Dec. 1891. Bonds with good ,e
curiy will DO required We believe the title to the
properly good; but scing trustees, will convey onIv
such title as 10 vested in All persons having ,ny
claims against said George Jefferson are hereby called
on to make them known 10 the trustees az early
sio'e, at any rate, before the I'm April ne xt
EDWD: EGGLESToN,2
JOHN w. BAKER, : Trustees
January &c, 1880. c7a-2,wn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

9rhe EN0UtRER published twice wee. ssn.,.,v ,.a
three times week during the tho state Leysa,ue
.no same us heretofore Five Dollars
!, Notes OF participating banks onyj
writer's. '"s' " III ''''''SSo paul, oy the
No wibe at tho dissertation of
S1lsors! until all arrcarages have been paid sp
VIII guarantee tho OF nine paper
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
% OR LESS-Firsti insertion 75cen,-onch con-
ttnuance, SO cents. '''o"'- '"s'o""-
has either beon paid for or
~ssumea ny some person in this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

WISH to purchase, for Carfiage-driver, . young
~ Inen OF good character, accustomed 10 driving and
managing Horses, and to be occasionally employed in
my hoHse. For one OF the above qualifications, vii
give liberal price. r. HARRISON, jr.
Dec. IS 6g-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

NoIlCE.-Akreeable TO an order Of tue Presd, nj
4 and Directors OF the RivaDna Navigation Compa.
ny, notice lie hereby given that each s,ockhoISsP e.
aa company: pay int the hands Of the treasurer two
1oa's on each share OF stock in said company I'm al
S'uoo 70 caS Already made on the first day OF Fe-
or9ary nex.. DAN'L. F. CARR, Sec. r. N. Co.
80, w, IooI tyI