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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

DIFFERENT FLOWERS on THE SAME STOCK.
The New Monthly Magazine gives the follow
ing method of obtaining flowers of different col
ors on the same stem: Split small twig of e.
der length-ways, and ha wing scraped out the pith
fiji each of the apartments with seeds of f1nwers
Of different sorts, but which blossom abont the
same time surround them with mould, md
then tying together the two bits of wood, plant
the whole in pot filled with earth properly pre-
pared The stems of the different flowers will
thus be so incorporated as 10 exhibit to- &, eye,
only one stem, throwing out branches covered
with flowers analogous to the seed which pro-
.dueed them.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

Major Doneson, the Private Secretary and
nephew Of the President, has been dismissed,
and is already on his way to Tennessee, to Join
his amiable and accomplished lady, who, after
she became personally acquainted with the dis
graceful state of official society at the capital,
refused to spend second winter in Washing
ton, even as mistress of the Presidential Man
sion. MIR. N. P. Trist ofVirgina, is under TODD
to have been designated as his successor. The
causes o. Mr.. Donelson's dismissal are known
to us, but although they involve him in no dis
honor, are too disgraceful to another of the
Presidents favorites even to be mentioned in
prnt.-N. Y. Commercial
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

The following is copied from the Connecticut
Herald, recently Jackson paper.
TIE EATON CORRESPONDENCE We revert
with pain to the character of this correspon.
dcnce as dlsgraceful to the country. Shame
must pervade the breast of every American
both at home and abroad, at the exhibition of
one of the highest officers of the government,
n the streets of the capital and under the very
eye of the Chief Magistrate, in the character of
gladiator or an assassin. Ii is reduced to GER
taintv that nothing can restore the character of
the government but change of rulers, aud it is
time to set about it.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

IDoLArRY IN INDIA. There are many tenn
Piles in India from which the East India Com
pany receive tribute, Of which the principal are
Gya, Allahabad, and Tripetty. The total
amount Of revenue received from all these sour
ces is unknown out that supplied from the
following four temples amounts to a prodpous
sum. MIR. Poynder estimates it as follows:
Clear profit Cor the seventeen years
ending in 1929, ncusivey, for Jug l.. d.
gernaut: 99,2O5 Is o
ing in 1929, incusivey, for Gya, 455 $50 Is o
Clear profit for the sixteen years end.
ing in 1929, inclusively, for Alfalfa
bad, 159,429 Z 6
ending in 1929, iRclusyely, for Trip
city, 205, 500 I8 s
Total tribute received from idola-
trous worshppers for II years, E9eO,2l5 Is O
lAbout S4,60l O75. ]
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

About six months since, the Nhole tribe Of
jackson Editors, were groanng and lamenting
most luguhriously over the rum which the tar
iff had made. According to their accounts, all
commerce was destroyed, all business wound
mp, and thousand deadly, most deadly ca!am.
tiles had hecn brought upon us, by the ''curscd
tariff which was eating out the bowels of the
country. The unprecedented increase of bust
ness, and commercial prosperity, since The tar.
iii mas gone into full operation has changed
their cry. Now it is -" do not the people see
what blessings the greatest and best, has show
cred upon them' Who can doubt the wisdom
of his administration, when business is so pros.
porous Is not the opposition '' dunno founder
ed, put down,-rOuted r'-Lezingt0n Observer
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

PRosPEcTs OF HENRY CLAY. We have, saws
the Albany Daily Advertiser, lately received
letters from various parts of this State, which
satisfactorily assure US Of the feelings of the
people in regard to that distinguished man,
Henry Clay. Prejudices which had unjusty
existed against him, have declined, and many
VIII" have been his opposers, now declare their
conviction that his energies and abilities are
absolutely necessary To quiet the disturbed
state of things A conviction of the necessity
OF adopting the principles of the American Sys.
TEN has influenced thousands TO take part in
his behalf, who were before either in opposition,
or else lukewarm. Every thing looks favora.
BILE. and we can, with confidence, assure the
friends of tins great man, that prospects most
abundantly justify them in the belief that he
will be successful, and therefore it is hoped
that they will persevere in their exertons for
his Advancement
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

The Washington Correspondent Of the Phil.
adelphia United States Gazette says:-"I un.
derstand that before Mr.. Ingham left the city.
some gentlemen opposed TO the proscriptive
policy which had been pursued TO such an ex-
tent IN his department, sought an opportunity
to converse With him on this subject. The re.
ply. made by Mr.. Ingham astonished and graft
tied many. His answer was, in substance, that
ne had always opposed the extent TO which
the prescriptions had been carried, and that
such as had been made in his department, were
by the direct and positive orders of the presi
dent himself. In conclusion, Mr.. lngham Is
said to have very cuttingy added" As little
as General Jackson knows, he knows that"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21

Npan 'n act en'ncd an act concerning aad sslnonenr
w % payment Of iaNrs and making disposition of certain
lands 80 delinquent aud ofccran eschesied lands r., the
bn'h o sr'ual ard bona fde holders thereof undrt ai,
'"n ue Commonwealth, passed the present session Of
essenby.-Passcd April gih, 1891
"nefeas doubts paiy upon tine cnnsrucsu nj the
h'e'"h aud the iwontrh sections Of the act passed Al
wv prem session o Assembly, snttled concerning
anu "tthq"en Tor non payment NJ taxes, and making disn
n OF CERTAIN lands delinquent, ri certain escheaicd
!" We uehehi "aciuhl and bona hie holders thereof
9"si Grants rom the commonwealth nr removing sue
"on" hnd explaining more clearly the inrsnt n,cann,
anu erect Of inc sad sections nj the fsced ac
~ DECLARED and 'nactcu, That all the pov on in the
a' Iecred act contained which, by the ad 18Th section
are "rndrd ana declared 10 extend such lands ~ were
osnay grained under the ac passed al the May .esson
o' ssv>aie,n bundled and seventy en'ned
e''Af shng Hnh Once ad a'ceuainng the and
Of granting waste add uDarropated lands" and tho
.nbequen, acts on The same subject, aud shall sppcs
bic also, and applied and extended 10 lands lying Yves
tern war OF me Conn1nWesh that may have gran,
I'd be'o" TIC rastF ofc 'id sc' Of May session. ssysnecu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
IMPORTANT LAW
Respecting Delinquent Lands IN pirgiaid.

AupirGks EsricSs ilh April, 1871.
The following act, passed o. = - inst 10 pub
Eshed for the inforns alton OF all persons Interested
and tho pubic attention - earnestly Invited - IFS
~ veral important provisions. A. some time vii! ne
eessary .lsps before the lists OF lands returned de-
linquent for payment OF taxes can be published
the ouners Of oil such land, cnd tt, hat, from any
cause, may hare bsen returned delinquent prior
10 1920, would do we'll to mako immediate enquiry
into IN. subject. Lnnds and lo,s may h>vs been re-
turned by the Sherifs, and msy DC in danger Of
forfeiture, whilst the Prcscnt owners are perfectly
unconscious and unsusplcious OF the fact. The in
sovency, negligence, remote residence. Of former
owners NAV have incumbersd tract Of land, or la;
with sipgIs years taxation. and that single gear
IA ruiisn msy Jcopardzc the title Of the prcsen,
owner. Serou. and prompt attention is therefore
earnestly invited tc;the subject.
JAMES Z. HEATH.
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21

hun.en ana eventynue that ielinsuent snds yic<
on tho western Wa's Of tho Commonwealth that may hs~e
oren granted lore The passing o the said May session.
,ess"sen hundred aud seventy we'll delinquent
lands originality s'ansd under the said Of Mag session.
e'eneen hundred aud ssveniy aud shall be- exrlu
Neo from the class Of smh delinquent lands by tho ,nd
'~ent~'h secon made Ieeen,alr, further time "a.
tic redemption thereof allowed u the first day Of January
one thousand e'gh, hundred aud thirty three.
The foregoing 10 eopy from the Roll.
GEORGE W. MUNFOkp' e. n r.
apr" '~"' 1881 and Keeper Of the Rotit
" ihose I'd tors who are requested publish the Act
I" winch hs - explanatory, will publ'sh this also follow ne
Immediately after thr other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21

= " 1"Py. 'ts'e' WIN. u. PHNDLEToS, e. C.
VlRGlNlA:-At ru,es, holden in the cIrrk,s ofHce
OF the superior court of chancery for tI,. Rich.
mond district, the 9TH day of April, 1881 William
H'lliat, adm'or IT John Giat, deed pItc apains,
Jo' wolfe, Samuel Wolff, James NJ WOLFF Nicba.
wolfe, Nathaniel Wolfe, Udolplo Wolfe. Josenb
Carter, and other defts. 'OP"
me defendants above named, lot HAVING en,ersd
eT appearance and given security Accord, o Ia tbe
act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
niO,sn's OF tins country; It is ordered, that the
Ss'h defendants 30 appear here on the frst dav az
we heN' Junr term, and answer the bill of the Min
v" Hld mat o cnpy Of this order be fot4hv I'm in
s.','d W some newspaper published in the city of
RICHMOND forty months successfully, and posted
ai 'he 'front.' door Of the capitol, in the said cttv
81 Copy. T"stc, WV. &. PE~pLEros, C. r.
\NlhGlNlh:-ht rules, holden IN tile I'll, m "a ,fI;.
OF the superior court Of chancery for In. R;ch
mond district, the dth day of April, 1881. LAM,
Harrison aud Sally his wife, and other pCs scsin.,
THOMAS d. Fisher, Thomas Blackwell and NJ M.
wtr, Robert ". Warren and Harriet g ;,s g;c"
Dabney y. Philips and Jane his wife. wn r;s,.ss
bllsna smart and Martha his wife, and othe, DIS
ne defendants above named, not having epter.d
INC" appearance and gwen security according 10 the
'C' OF assembly and the rules Of this court and il an
Pear'ng, by satisfactory evidence that thev arc NJ,
"n,Dn'n's ~ Uiis country ii is ordered. th,, ,be
ss'u defendants do appear here on the frs, dav I
me next June term, and answer the bill az The ni.;n
ms and that copy Of this order be forthwi,b 10,
%Fteo m some newspaper published in the eitv ~
Wchmond' tor two months sueces,iyeIy and no.,sJ
~ she 'front.' door Of The capitol, in the said civ
u copy Tss's. VIZ q. PrSpIsvor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
April 2, 1881.

P'" - ''o'' and Keeper Of the Rolls
U~5- The Editors Of the National InieIlgepce, N.,, Vol
",rt a. hngnme Richmond Wing Petersburg Inipllgence
,noh1k heaid fredericksburg Arena, Winchester Vigin,n
'o'""oK Cennel, Siaumon Spectator, Fincase Ta,rio
Le"I'ous iaIladInm Abingdon Republican, Western AIpns
N'nawhl Banner, Clakshurg Enquirer Wheeling Con,pe
Virginia rrfe Press, Genius Of Liberty Monnn ayan
WV n>sn 'he foregoing ~ their respective papers Tor one onib
Office. ''" ~ "o N"HH"I
IL Inc publishers NJ the Daily Papers will insert the fore
going act only twice week The account for ,Ivr,,i.,g
tayt Of The publishers - a, ~ go, "''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04
BY the 0oessns Of the 0bmsse,sssealfh Of vtrsintu
ts.fs =, A PROCLAMATION.


~bEREAS. Il has been represented 10 tho Exssu.
w i've by John CArsill, Esq that absu 8 O'Clock
o. f'day last, BOSOM, (ia,e Tho operty Of William
fes' enc OF the negroes confined In the Jail SUE.
sex county. aud ssntencsd 10 DO hung, made L:s
rape from the 'ad JAIL aud /, going n, large: Now
therefore, ]. John Floyd, Governor OF tbe Ccumon
wealth OF Vrs lula, have though, proper 10 od.r re-.
ward OF one huodf.d dollars any person or perssn.
who viii aPprca aud scpvey TO the il o, Su.s..
soon'y oressd, The sad ave Bosor. And DO more.
over isquif- all oicsrs evii s"d military, snd xbor
toe g'oi people OF tho Coumoowesi h, to 10 u,e thri,
's" end, avOs 10 The aid iuki to to .rprs.
SeIded ha' no nav be d, al With a, the Law directs
"ven sLder u y hnd az G,vetnor, ind M der 10.
fS.a1 sesl o, 'hs Coumenw ea,b. ~ X shmonc,
THE 27,s day OF Oe,ob.r 1881
JOHN FLOYD
About o'clock on tho above pen,loned day, .,
Gee &c q odwio, (wh, az asung j i.r) ID ned tie
oo' fr 'hs purpose OF svins he heir ainne
IN &c OF h-m who hal rived to gs, fee. from N.
ro's, 'ushsd oui, overturned one of The Guud who
was Standing D-ar The doc and INN. diat.ly
I'd on oy III" remaining Guares; killed, b.
'"'iy Lpd-d and ks n aud The ABOVE nan, B,,ot
was ed a., bu whs her wound or not, u / no, esr.
In. AZ he made his escape. Hs 10 described by bi
'@'e owner ami otn,r., IS being a br'sh, yellow, bu
o. mulaho, nesr six Zoe, high, very 's,ou, msd-,
very H. nosr h'e armed up at tho enc; supposed
weigh from $50 10 200 WEIGHT II, has us na,i
or .esr which 1. rseo.les,ei.
>. y 10 VA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

N CHANcERY-viRoiNI rules held 10
- The Cletk'. Ofse Of The Cieoit Superior Court Of
Law and Caapsety, 20, Chessr souaty, the 6t.t
dav oil p elah.r 1881: : :
!, Roa... fl. In and Martha F. his Wis. Gate Mar.
nEsin.t
Jshn Arshsr. William W. A cher, Peter r. Ar
ener. My Archer Louisa c. A,cher, 10 Jo..s and
Snah r. BIZ wits. ua,- SARAH r.. Ace aud c,aein
"a"s J'n-s, Tibsrius Jones. T is,n chs nee. snc
uyse' !onr7, lain children Of L &c be T Jons.
d.st. Qormeiiy izAbs,h 7. Arsper) by L,wsot
Nnooaiiy. their guardian ad l,tea, d,'i-.
Toe d'fsntini, John J,n-. aud Sarah II IL VIE
no' hsvnE en- srsd hsis sppsar@n.s. and sreos.
ny Hee'eitg 20 he az OF A,ssiob aid rho 'ues o.
t,n eonr' aud appeatic thn ihsy nhat!!sa
OF ml nronweaih: I /, ofd,r hNih. .s,c de.
soaans 10 arp ar hers r,l1' 10 be IS cr The
eutt in he Cork. OGie ihsrpcf. the 6r., Mo, d.,
January mex, aud aa-wsr the hill OF he plain in
aud thai ascpy o III order bs for b.si's ins.r ed ~
ms new.ppsr publi-h.d III the cry OF Rr ho DAD To-
NO uonh, soee s.ivsiy aud aao,her s"py p,s ed 9
'nc trout does otshe Cour OF This couU,y.
ACepy IT
LAWSON NUNNaLLY d. C.
u. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04
3OUM 9TNQa
rRIsUrE or REspEcr TO MR. az

49, TRIBUTE or EESPEcr TO LANE
mo IOio~Ibs Il tbs answer OF Mir NJ Laus 10 an in.
Sl'A'ion 70 Putls cinnsr IN Wi uDiosior:~-
60, WILMtNoToH, OcL ~.
Gentlemen - hsvs received your letter OF ,ho 10 h
t"do ~flieo 10 behalf Of number OF ny fellow cid.
zsb' ""htihng ny company a. public dinner on such
a dsy ss may be mosi COM eoent 10 me."
"nssrs!y lament hat The nature Of nv priyats n
gsgensn's % log my short stay here, ard his urseu
eJ OF my puoils duties whish qnfse, my speedy re
rnio Was log 90, will not permit mo TO avail myself
OF tonT klDcnss.
Ia declining he inviisien however, arr mol lees
Ea'sit 10 my iilowseIrz-ns Tor iti, mark Of their r.
card, aid for he iatstiSg terms in whehn has been
communicated. The APPRECIATION Of my sounlrymeD
W high reward for tho5s services whssh Il BEGAN.
10y oniy TO perform sbroac; and no graifsafon is
usae' 20 no ban on my re 20 fefe vs ;shcs,
" we uaa Din'hsd regard Of hess who have beer
w Hishos OF my youth sad Of my rjpsr years On
~ PR, Senusmef, the feelings Of our psst assoes.
on pave 'en none OF beir viger, and amid the speu.
coz o. To- egn land have lsssosd 10 love and value
shH "Ss 'hs simple, hos tree aud bappy ntduiiIon, Of
sUr owe. Ffy "
ih'rh roo foT ne SrpssIsGon you 80. p,es,.s .,
'trs's cl ~ ~ sss ~ ths prssjsens 70 h r'sss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04
sSasssz|g

a CCONMODtTiON STAGE AND NO NIGHT
IA TRAVELL NG-Tho subscriber Is lnd,ce
TN 'te fep"a ed aud haueriug INV aior eh,n h,m
- iuo an aceou od' tour burse coach rom Char.
i,usev,l'e 70 uis, Cur, house. 70 a. % itr,ac, ii;
n's's n iine ,unniug Iron ch,aond TO o snse Cur
II u.i by which ccnneSicn di..ctii" OF iour hor,r
from Chariot svis, oil day ir.v-,iing TIE I:,,acee
rom Ca'Iot esVe 10 Rishmond ia sbou. eighty. our
Lave On re 'esvii'e SoGdays and wednssiays q,
slook. A M, srd arrive al r. csnond en- Motd,v.
and Thur,dsy', al S &c ork Z. NJ.
L~sV" thmood on Wednesdays and Sundays a, 6
"a sod arrive al Chafo"esvii!e HONDA,
Add Thursday. ty noon.
ags lar hioush IS; ib'trme3ia die auees CO n's
per mil. Buggy at the r',k OF he owner. Ttt
pat are asfuTef, thai heI than b. te. hos.
nd dIiv-rs o. unque lion capacity il be ueri,,.
10 ne eervi'e My age IN. this tine n CHI
mttd & kat a. ii w sbing on Hos,i. Alter no D..
osyo ostoSeF, IN tifs vii --rho"ei TO ~ y. >
'r-S-'n. JOHN M. PRIZE
o. 4. 20 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

ss iSS ANN +. fAYLOR will continue her school
lVH- at my house the ensuing year, commencing on
tho III day OF January, ard terminating on the Sc
cond Friday In December following, with vacation of
one month in summer. In this School will be taught
orlhography. Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
arithmetic, Geography, and History; plain Needle
work and lheorem Painting. The price Of tuition will
.; $40, except Tor painting, which will be addition Of
50 be price Of board will be $50 for the scholastic
year ID months, borders furn shiug their own beds
sRd bedding, addition OF s. if furnished them by
the subscriber. My Post Office Is Potiesyilie Louisa
county Persons wishing to encourage this School,
would DO we'll TO make early application the School
WIN be limited. JOHN l.. COLLINS.
Oct. ~. 4g-wIut
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NOI'lt r..
NOrlt r..
a. CHANCE in the Erchange Coffee 6ous. Norc,,k

A CHANCE in the Exchange Coffee House, Norfolk.
% Virg'nia.-ihc suhsc ib-r has taken the Exchange
onee House, and also the adjoi.ing tenement, winch
VIII enable him to render this es,sbshmen much moro
mt than IL has heretofore been. FAM les ira
vehg 40 well as all strangers and vsiiers, shali BIO
aecomodated with good rooms and their comfort Sc
cured ny he best att ndance, aud the liberal p,o
vision Gentlemen who desire hoerd. shall have every
The subscriber, knowing from exprrrncc. wb,, ..
expected in public house by the bosder and
aud having resumed this business vi h .he determine.
on OF devo'ing his ti'ne and abour his pairons con.
hdently trusts that will leave his house ATS.
nea with tho arrangements Ills stables are In zo5s,
order and we'll provided. WI. FRENCH
80, Formerly Of e,essburg.
Oct. lie II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04
VALvABLR PRoPERrY roa sALs,--w,r !.

VALvABLE PROPERTY EOR sALE.--w.ns.
soid oy Austsn. on Wednesday. the i<th Of a ).
m noe iar, oher wise. the 6rss iair day sbsrsa
% ns rcmss, inc following va'uabis property rss,
over. VIZ the etorsot eero. fodcsr. lay, ks sosk Of
So'.', @o..'; ss,,s aud hogs. rlan,on inpsmen
scas n9'o aoe xwsnen 'sfnure. & GA seios, u.
ed. and principally Loueou editions. -Hors,h'. moe,
ADMIRED ptiI.. scenes frsm Sssk.p.s,. " Bovd,,I,
DO several fauey ptnt-Oas Of Brosdve,d'. gra nd
e"os' qusn'iiy OF Nd pit, 'oEe,ber with .und,v
'nc' aus'c witch viii, b, eshio,ird ca day of ,a,e
For sumo above ten dollars, e,.tl, -
n men ms WIN be allowed purchaser on civ ux Dor
"'p ePYroved security; Tor tha, und- r. "a h vi
80 'fsd, end 10 no nstanes Is he p.c,er,y TO be
e"o'so without tho terms o. .al. AZ. ecmps with.
JAMES GOvAN, tt.t
EDA'D GOVAN. sl So
~, ARCHIBALD EOVAN.
ia
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Oct. FL

'HNHE GRANGE FOR SALE.-I 800 o s.,I -.
u E' - c, srus = -, MIiJie n souo'y 90 the bar K
II ih~ hsppshauDcck Rv.r AID the g anse Gre B. Two
N es ncoVe u 'no', containing be. seven su,,
"Ra' huujftd assrr Vt az f.b nj as there |, 10 The
lover p'r ct VEsinis. IL IL divided iutoi Fl H..
M ftcosed With III vary hes, tneirs cedar u x Z,
nj she-nu' and ok ra'Is The lota ' aud se.n.r,
oil ne place, i's many pbysc4l sva.,rses, coutine
win 'he grsa fertility o. oil bs land. need only 10 b.
scenic DO admired end sppteeia ed. I, hes con
'qnen'y n" iib!e 10 b. wa hiss; neither dos water
temaD on rs su'a's, oTing 10 ts chzrsctr Of ,hs 20
orrg shisHy back oyrtrr-. bell land whsh oulckl,
'utioes IT, An in xAsbstible q ,an,ty OF the b.s
nAri to on his estat manure uois sefiSin and ne,
m'nehi Tor iShds IN 'h~ low ,ouoty, than any he.
Ihrre are sbou' 'wo hupdfed bundsed and Il ~
acres 81 this ilid be4ey hub.rtd wi pirs and .eE
INN Ola ely tt ta Ks II TIE riv>J: ne Iaid s,or
ns IL also itch bnj l-vei. 1, 10 COT nieny frmed
Dat m wood on timber atone eouli IeaIIy nav 10,
be land Tne dwtii n -hOUss. though no, ,pasJou
vet Is iuh,ienuY Iea ald tonjuodious fer a ., all
f"mlly ali he Oiber houses ara guod .sp.s aIiv m
srsnTy, car'i'es tous-, sod small siaal. a,axbsd IN
y, wb,sb h've been Ees.D'iy 'un, OF b,iek Game
and wlid fowl ard 'he hassi 6s and oysters are 20 h.
'oued here in abuDd' nee. A l-Uerg 10 reja,on 4
n" subjas' (Poh PMc) W II be duly ATTENDED 10 bv
NJ ROWAN.
=. 5. ~ish 70 Pu'eha,e good e.'se ~ one Of The
camr lee 90 hs h al war, ct II e. Ry-r
Oc' I'll. f7-efw M II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04

No'iCE tsherehv gwen he proprietor. CT b.
Fave pr e'n'. oh, srsst 4 in pursuance o.
Ac' OF Consre,s. pss-d IN thu is day OF My 1922
that the Co. i6ea'es o' N std c~k am nm inv IN The
Who'll. o NINE HUNDRED AND NiNE'Y.NINE
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY.
NINE DoLLARS AND THIRTEEN GEMS. VII
DO id. ON svcond osy o, Juuar, nex to the pro.
prrts thereof or trer legal rcprssen ,iivo or et.
n>y' duly cen. u'ed, on h. presentation aud surren.
DER ne 'Sid q rtheais,, al the T saury, a, ,h
Loan Ohs', wore tn. samr IN y . aud credited.
N0iiee l. iurihsr sivep, ihn ira e Of ihs Ger.
hsate Of PAID cct, ron the DO, x. OF he Treasury
=, any L'au Otcr, wl be allowed alter Tho 4 cay o.
ID c'movr next
Atd iise, 'ha tho interest all III. C.r,i6.s,rs O
ne taf oek. will and d.'e mine on IN. L., de,
oil JaauAy Dex!. LOUIS NJ LANE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-04


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