Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29
AasrD orEYCG TAsAasURy y.ARRAOrs.

0s1SvO CFFfCG TREASURY VARIANTS
UyHE Subscriber under the imr ressiou. that there
are yet outstanding, In the posses sion Of indvi.
duas who purchased. or with their Representatives
Yrg'n'a Land Office Treasury Warrants. issued up-
on The old Continental Fund.-, that remain unappropri-
ated according to law, especially 10 the benefit Of
the Proprietors Notice is hereby given. to ali
persons who hold any such Warranfs. whether they
have been located even surpeyed that thew can h.
made available, IT grants have not ISSUED thereon
He therefore suggests to persons and the
yves oil such persons who have had interest in such
Warrants, to search their old paPeu-spd IL they
hnd any Warrants, or even entries and SURVEYS which
have not been pdfened-and communicate the fact N
fredericksburg, Virginia. (post psd) they may reiv on
II, that they will be made available He continue. a.
receive agencies for the restoration of We.t,rn sra"
that have been sold for the State and United States
FORFEITURE. &c.-to identify Lands by re-surysy..
h o' portion Of the Land or specific compensation 70
De paid alter competion--pay taxes, procure tenants
make saes coiiect debts, negotiate business rsnsas.
tcns, furnish Information, procure evidence-and ma
Courts In Virginia. - -
He will give the most satisfactory attention and dis,
patch to Revolutionary Claims, and where the quantity
son, and locate Soldiers and OfEcers Iards-,II cf
which will be cone by the Subscriber, for a portion Of
the Lands, or proceeds Of any business conded to him
He invites those who have business to communira,.
with him at fredericksburg (Va.) and make prono.sIs
coupling duties for him to perform, and the promise Of
SPECIFIC or contingent compensation, be paid after
the completion OF the busness-No'ice to those who
address him after November To direct to Lewisburr.
Greenbrer Va) Tor the ext three months there
until he gives notice of his return to
Lewisburg Is nearly the centre Of his Western virsi~
MA Agenctes-in his absence, to any other sectiop-
Letters will be, by his order, forwarded.
Those who have not HE reference in former .d.
yersemens are directed to this paper, the Wing of
Richmond, and the National Inteigencer of Septem-
Der and October past He adds the most positive a.su
rance that business OF any nature con6ded 10 him
WI WIN nave his unremted personal services. II ills
land business, he will go the sof business with,
persons, he will visit the individuals aud not trust ~,
.ne chance oil hadong business, BY setting in an Of
nee, and corresponding The forest will be his Office
and horseback the medium of his correspond nce-
he VIII not tribe with business, mock the expesta.
ton OF employersneher win he send but 20 and do
me ousnessand give an early account Of the
ship-tis employers and correspondents in Wasbinr.
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
may feel assured, that he will visit them once year Al
least. HENRY O. MIDDI ETON
Nov 10. 56-w6m Freda icksb,~g, ViYginia
By the Governor of the Commonwealth of Direinia
II PROCLAMaTTO.V
"HEREAS the General Assembly at ito present
w Session, on the 9th March, 1881, have passed
an Act, entitled, An Act concerning the yeneraIrs
lectons, for the year, in the words olIowinr
to wit: s'
"Whercas doubts may arise in the minds Of The
good people OF this Common ath, whether the ss.
neral elections should not be held in the month n
pr OF the present year, as heretofore for removal
whereof, - "'
"Beit enacted, that an election for member, If ,h
General Assembly, and for members OF the House
Of Representatives OF the Congress of the United States
shall not be held in the month OF April OF this wear
WV III o'HeT month as shall be provided nv
aet OF the General Assembly to be passed at its pres
ent session.
&C Be it further enacted That the Governor be. and
ne hereby authorised and required take the most
eHectua means by proclamation otherwise 10 make
known throughout the Com lththe existence Of
this act with as little delay as possible"
now therefore, John Floyd, Governor Of The Com.
monweal'h Of Virginia, in order to give effect to the
foregoing act OF General Assembly have caused this
proclamation to be issued and published.
Given under my hand as Governor, and un
nj fha ~ LII,
:. mond, this Sih day of March, 1881.
March TO- 1oo-w4w JOHN FLOYD
a hNE HUNDRED OR FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
~ WAhD.-kanaway from the Subscriber about
Ihris'mas, 1873, dark Completed woman, named
ythny' aged about 23 years, OF common height and
size. IL Is thought that she has had one or two chill.
ureh since she abscoDded; and supposed to pass az
Tee person. and probably under the disguise Of men.
spPareL-Cauuon is hereby given TO any person who
may De disposed to harbor protect her, contrary 10
the laws OF this State.-She was sold in this Civ nv
Turner II. Royal of Charles City County: and n l.
presumed she must be either 10 said county or in IN.
neighborbood Of Robert Baily of New Kent Coun,v
as she has relations at Mrs. Baly-I am disposed 10
sell her. or exchange her for any other slave that NAV
be Tor trade. Any person who may be di,po,ed ~
trade Tor her, and to bear the risk of her
Is respectfully requested to communicate the pronosi,
ZION to me at Richmond, which will he attended to-
and "r her delivery 10 me in this City, will paw "a.
ward OF 800 $50 il secured in any Jail 40 that
get her. discrimination of this advertisement p..d
not to be considered evidence of her deliverv n
a. LEWIS A. COLLIER.
WITT