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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
.MOre NesU Goods. pORTER IG CD.

Hare Mis day reee;red from Ne.o York an od.
 ditional supplr of GOODS. ahich fhey cf-
 fer 0t reduced prices, comprising, ." part. DLACK Italian Lustring. black and scarlet ID MERINO SHAWLS, PopIin, Worsted Ba,rege. gauge and silk Fancy fiandk's. L'n- en Cambric and Linen Pocket do., Nansook and Medium Muslins, BObbinet Footings and Edeiogs. " hiie and green Blond Gauge. Wells, CottoH Yarn, Batting. Wicking. Gc. Be.
 LifchfeId, May 23. 1881 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
MARRIED,


 In this village, on Sunday evening ast hy ths hev. Mr.. Lucas, Dr. Josiah Barnes to Miss Della Marsh, daug h,er of Rev. Truman Marsh, all of this village In New-Hasen, John B"yi, Esq. 9t WI"Gneser; M .o Ira Merwin 10 Miss Elizabeth Taylor; Mr. George Thompson to Miss Jane Davis. - In Danbltry, Mr Augustus M. Gregory to Miss Eli za Andrews; Mr Wm. L. SeIIeck 10 Mss CordeIia o Banks. In New,own, Mir Zachariah Clark .s Miss Sarah In Fairfield, Nlr Josiah B. Baldwin, of Bridgeport 10 Miss Sarah D. Burr, Tn Hartford, Mr. John J. Litchfeld, to Miss Cars- sa Marsh, daug of Capt. James Marsh; Mr; Geo. w. Hoxis, of Hartford, 10 Miss Julia Ann Drake.
 DIED, In Goshen. on the 9ih inst. Louisa, aged six years daughter of Mr. Hiram GrsWoid.
 In Waiert0wn, N. Y. on the 23d ult. MT. Or'n Stone, aged 48, a native of this village. .. In New.Havcn, Mr Clark Norhrop;. 3O; Mrs 2 E: s" rah Ball, 76; Mrs Sarah Smith, 3l. wife of MT bris ham Smith; Mr James Wood, g, a siuden! !" 'h' Medical College; Capt. Daniel TalImadge, 8l, pat riot and soldier of ihe revolution.
 l" HumphreysviIle, Miss Harrie. Tu.lle, l7, da"gh ter of Mir Ephrnim Peek.
 In Milford, Mrs Catharine Lacey, 69. In Lyme, Mr Gordon B. Conkiing, 28, of Middle town. In North Haven, Nir Aaron T"nle 72. In Charleston, s. c. Jeremiah EuarEs, Esq "gen was the au,hor of the celebrated cssays upon the In dian question signed William Penn"
 In Detroit, Michigan. O" the l'h inSt Judge John Trum6ai, aged 8l, a native of Waicrtowu, Con. In Winchester, Miss Louisa M. Marsh, eldest daugh' ter of Rev. Frederick March, aged2l.
 In Pennington, Mir. Elias Lewis, 69; Mrs. Susanna Smith, 73.
 In Harrington. Mrs. Hepsibah LoOnis. 7S, relict o Mr. Issacher Loomis. In Winisor, Mr. Ambrose Skinner, g.
 Ia TofringEord, Mrs. Hannah Shauuck, aged 72 wife Of Mr. William ShaHuck.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
MILITARY CONVENTION.

The following resolutions were adopted at Con- ye Rsion of Militia Officers held in MiddletOwn on the 18th of April. .,.,,
 ResoIped, That this Convention will petition Con- 10 he hased on she reDor of the board of officers, vened as Washington. in November 1926, or npon some other suItsbe basis by which the whole body Of the militia hed to service, may be sneeoa'y armsd and inslt ucted.
 ResolDsd, That e committee of be appointed Co draw up reaousons and pelilion Congress aeFssably the above vote, and the following gens'em:n were appointed: Gen. Nathan Johnson Capt. SilMs Mix Col. s. l.. PiIkin, Col Wm. Hayden, and 6en. CheS' ter GRnnniss.
 RssolUsd. That Col. 6. L. Pi.kin, Col. Solomon Col eOloman 6. FlaRg, Col. Charles Danials and
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, MAY 26, 1881

U@ In order to give place to the important foreign intelligence in todny's paper, have been obliged abbreUiate considerably the proceedings of the Le gsature. As these proceedings during the rast week have not however been very interesting, we presume the larger portion of our readers will be satisfied.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
SPRAYED.
NOTICE.

PY order of the Court of Probate for the D District of Litchfeld, all the inventoried Personal Estate of
 Doct. NORMAN LANDON, late of Litchfeld, deceased, will be sold at public auction. (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) at the dwelling house of Capt. Aaron Bradley, at Bradleysville, on Thursday the 2d of June next. at o'clock P. M.
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Adm'r. Ii;chf field, May 21, 1881 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be- :. L tween the subscribers under the firm ef J. S, c. Collins. is hy mutual consent this dsy dissolved. An who are indebted to them ars' requested to call and settle without delay:
 I-. " JOHN H. COLLINS.
 t. CICERO COLLINS. Goshen, IsfA May. 1881 R% The business wilt be carried on at the old stand by the subscribers. under the 6rm Of .JoAn H. Collinag Co. .who intend keeping general assortment Of GOODS, a0d tD sell upon such terms as wilf give satislactiuns for cash Os most kinds of country pF0duees
 JOHN H. C0LLiNS.ss
 AAASA N. CEAAP1Nv f, 4of ETHAN WALTER, Sun.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26

NJOTICE. 4 meeting of tke Litskf kfetd lN TsmperdMce Society seds, on account ef rain, GdjOsrmed Co be he'd 0s the Pssstgisriaa Church, Om ThsrsdGy. June ad, at 2 o'clock P. M. An address M0v be expected from ths Rev Mr. Paymeiee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26

CT' was not received until the greater portion Of our columns preoccupied. He shall meet with attention next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26

The National Jssvnai, st Washington, has lately besa considerably enlarged. and s now printed with
 Iair typs and on gOOd paper. In 's politics. is com tuuss 10 sustain is Gormsr chaFAcershai OT deGsr- minsd hostility to Gsn. Jackson and hts "dm"'S'Fa' Iioa. If we had room, we would Publish the ne~ prcEpeetus.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26

The new s,eam boat Superior, Capt. Sanford, ply ing between New Haven and New-YOrk, on Monday afternoon Ofast week run aground ," the fog about 30 miles from the latter place, on the Long Island shore, where she remained nine or ten hours. For iunaeIy, she happened tO strike uPO" the sand and mud-On either side was ledge of rocks, which, if she had struck she inevitably have been greatly injured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26

Arabian Horses.-The four Arabian Horses, pre- sen,ed by Sultan MahmoUd to Mr. Rhind, were sold at Ta,tersalls, in New York, Saturday last. The following are the prices fdN which they were sold:- ss,amboul, a chcsnut, $575-Yemen, gray, 535- KechIani, bay, 450Ze!caadi, chesn"t, 45O. $lUoO were afterwards refused for Yemen. and the purchase CT of Slamho u was authorised to hid 5000 for him. The latter horse goes to Kentucky, and Ze'caad md Yemen to New-Jersey.- Troy Sentinel.
 Mysterious disappea,unce.- Albany papers con tain the particulars rihe disappearance oi Mr. H"rd He went bed, at Mrs. Lewiss tavern in Washington street about ten o'clock, Sunday evening" the 27ih ul,. aud on Monday morning at6 o'clock, came do wn into tie bar room, and left the house. He has not since been heard of. He had taken nsen,, and paid the fare in Rice and Bakers sage for Sandy H' in- ] tending to leave Saturday morn jag. He did not, however, go tha, time, has he at my time sub- eeauenty. He had with him about $2o0O in money
 Troy Sentinel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26
Prices in NesO- York, May 2l.
REVOLUTION IN BRAZIL.

Publication and .Right of the Empero'.-Ihc ship Aup,s,a Capt. stanton, arrived here yesterday, hav- ing sailed from Rio Janero nn the 8'h of April. She brings very important intelligence of revolution in Brazil. The troops had jon.sl the pe"plc-ailw was m confusion when she sailed. The Emperor, Don Pe- tro had abdi a,ed in favor of his sou, child about seven years old This measure, however d'd not qu'- ct the public minh and the Emperor had tieu' haVlns got on board an English frgn,e off the harbour. IL was not known where he sailed for. We have been poli,e, favored with extracts of letters
 Rio Janei,o 7h AprI-A Revelation has taken place, and the Emperor has abdca,ed in favor ot his son. and every thing ia in q Of uncertainty. The troops have gone over the people.
 Rio .Janeiro, 7h April, l83l.--I write yoM in the hustle and confusion ot n Revolution The Emper"r has abiicated and we know not wha, will take place Troops marching, people armed, &c. &c. ] am glad to see your ship off IL impossible [" say what will come next; but believe property to bc sale.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-26

D It is announced in the city papers as fact that MT. Van Barren has been appointed by the Presiden, as the successor of Mir. MLaPe at the Court of Great Britain, and tha, he will sail from NewYOrk about the frs, of June in the same vessel with Mir. Vaughan the British Minister who is about to return hOme.- This is no doubt that other station" to which the President feengly ans disinteres'edly alluded in his letter in answer to Mir. Van BUrens, accepting his resignation us Secretary of State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01
June II

GLOUCESTER LOW GROUNDS FOR SALE
IN BY the last will OF the late DIR. Gains Dean the
snoscrotr are authorized TO sell, and they now off,
Tor sale, his valuable Estate, lying Ware River In
The county Of Giocescr, 10 the State OF Virginia. about
Ihree miles from The Court I'll use aiming $50 acres
nearly the Whole OF which il low ground ard about
$50 acres are cleared, aud in high state Of eultvs
ton wSll aiapted TO the growth OF Indian Coro Wheat
add Barley There Is a spacious Dwelling House. and
all ohsr necessary out bouses in good repair on this
Estate, situated on the bank OF tho River-F.sh ard
oysters OF the best quality taken 10 sight Of the
Hou'e' more minute description Is deemed un.
necenary, a. II p'eeumed any pcrstn wis! ing TO pur
CHASE viii hTs' exsmne the premises, wi isb will be
sto"n by The manager Mt. G. w. Blups A purchaser
Of ,hs land can be accommodated with many slaves
as he may require 10 cultivate H. aud also The farming
utensils and sock Of every description. The lime q
paymen, viii he made 10 ,uit the purchasers For fur
ber paTen,s, letter adj essed % Cbfistopber Tomp
Rims, at Mathews Cour, House, Va, will meet due a.
;eniion. CHR TOMPKINS, Exeeuts r, 4
JOHN ID. JARVIS. Gains Dean,
HENRY w. TABB, Sdec'd.
MAY 10. l22
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"a OilCE is hereby sivep, tina, here wmi tie 70 d
l V a, publ C auction, at the Tavern Of William ID
Fitch, in the Town OF Chario svile, Saturday, the
18th day OF J.y next the shares OF stock he'll. by The
following persons in the Rivapna avig alton Company
and on which no p,r OF CALI mad. h s be PAID 10
wit: James Barbour ten shares, james Bcockmsn Nv
shares, Nathaniel Bunch two sharcr essa B.ksu TWO
shares, Menoeh Ciaikson two sha es, Reuben Csud-
eco TWO shares. James Cutin Eve shares Jim Carroll
~ shares, Oliver Cross four shares Albert G. Chew
niug ,hs ee shares, .ho Johnson Sen two shares r.
b-r L. Jones three shares Robert Lindsey two share
Willis Nj and three shares, Davis w. Myers ten
shares Jsmes nj. Morris len shtres, Samuel F. Morris
six sbsTes, Guthrie Morris Eve shares Thomas Miller
two shares, John X. Pu kins shares Noes Saeed
one share, John A. Sone five stase. Walker Timber
lake twenty shares, John Timberlske, S-n. tw eIve
shares Philip Watts share Liiileberry Weaver two
shares, Merwe'her l.. Walker four shares, William w
Dawson two shares,
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
DANIEL F. CARR, Trea.urer
R'canna Narig Company
June IT II-w,Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01
May 10.


A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
IA wish to sell the Estate adjoining the Civ Of
chmend, called Belvdere, containing seventeen acre.
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
the accommodation OF large family. I his property
has In bearing, and approaching that state selection
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, Of than an hun
bred varieties; and, beside garden OF two acres high
~ manfred, with extensive and very productive As
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which the whole II acres are enclosed and subdvided
afford borders for early vegetables, equal in extent TO
large garden, and admirably adapted TO such purpose
the lands not employed in gardeniug full rich for
that or any other culture, TO which owner might in
cline TO devote them, and II desirable purchaser
SIX acres, not within, but adjoining the enclosure will
be embraced IN the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
chase will please apply to MIR. Thomas Taylor, in
Richmond, OF the subscriber the premises.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
May 81 s~G
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CLERKS OF COURTS

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
a RE RESPECTFULLY informed, that the ,ub,eri-
IA. Der Is now engaged in manufacturing to order
complete sets o. Record Books fof the Neto Circuit
and Superior Courts ef Law and Chsncery Of which
Few have been finished 10 entire satisfaction Hay.
Ing, with the astanee Of experienced clerks s,seied
che most suitable Forms, sizes and patterns OF ruling
for each Book particularly necessary Tor Chsneery and
Common Law Officer, which, for couvsni,n,e and
correctness under the present sysem) cannot be eur
passed. other full sets, after DspeeioD have been or
deted for various counties, upon the plan
out, gst which NUMBER is the ee ia this city
held by John Robinson, Esq TO whom those genlemen
at ds'snss (nnacquainled with the subssIbsr's ca.
pacity) may piease TO refer.
The pspet and materials us.d for all public Off :es
are OF The beet qisliiy (slhoUgh not great qusui
can be k'pt ON handy but Dea;Bsss and dufabi y Il
wormirs'iP, which 10 we'll known by near 20 years
cement, ntOeT has or can be doubted Produ.
eed specimens are always The beet evidence partcu.
larry when csn be ouni superior in auy respect
I7 Clerks OF Chapcery, Common Law, and County
Cours, wi find to heir convenience and interest 10
s,nd their orders, without delay (eihtr for complete
ssi') or osmiDg such books as wanting, add the
same shall be executed to their sai fac i'm with all
possible de,pseb, and forwarded TO any far of Wiz.
gnis. All prices TeasCnall..
FREDERICK A. MAYO
Bjok-bin Ter and Bank Book Manufacturer,
one door below ,he Eagle Hotel
Jgre %. H-6 Richmsud Va.
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June "a

Ew ENRY D. MIDDLETON, res,dius an Fr.dr
"a n ricksburg, Virginia. offers his services 10 per.
'ons who wish 10 have their Wedsrn Virginia lard.
secured By the acts OF the last Vngioia LeeisAiuIe
which n'e publh'd for the iLiorn ob OF those con
cerned; the impor OF immediate attention 10 the
Psymen' OF the taxes due their lands will be con-
sidered.
Persons holding lands can get information ef wha'
lax Is dus by communicating with me at FfedsIieks
burg WA csriiheite of deposit in any spsse-pay-
ing bank IN the United ates will be applied itnme
atsly to the discharge Of aeMbges fer tax or 10 any
other tu'iness transacted.
lie will continue to give Ls personal services eight
months IN 'bt year, to he Of lands o, ote
busnes' west OF the ALE gbsoy Mountains will baye
lands accurately rssuIyeysd, aud attend in person to
make saie,.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing any
business tsn'ast'ns nsgoiiats, tebe collected and
oondsd or in any part of Virginia, may rely ON The
most satisfactory and prompt despatch.
My compensation shall be moderate, TO be paid after
ne rendering OF services In the inyesg OF land
titles, and making sales, | willing 10 contract for
porion oil the land secured, The proceeds Of saes
but In all instances, all srresrages OF taxes must be
provided iSr. | keep Office four u,ontbs in The
year, IN Fredericksburg, Vai and eight months IT,
LewisoIrg Gfeenhrier County Va. My cortespon.
den's WI Greet TO Fredericksburg, Tor Ihs next three
months, pc paid.
AZ j an stranger to mary Who may read mi. adver
tjsemeot, ,eier 10 John Mehal'o yJbn s. & c. Wen.
ord, John Puck & Co., John Scott, and viii lam Jack.
son, Jun all Of Ffeder burg; Rob. ri Oliver and
X. n. Mosle, ID liimore, B. Marx Richard, Phisd l.
Phs; and SilaS Wood Of N. York.
HENRY MIDDLETON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01
May 81

~ EMOVAL.-MRs.W WIN. HowLErr, grateful 10
n y generous public forihe liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon her, respectfully begs leave TO inform
her friends particularly, that she has removed fromher
old Stand next to Collins & Co.'S Book Store, Market
Bridge, and has taken the upper apartment OF the cor.
dately opposite the Bell Tavern--wherc she would be
glad 10 see her friends She them that no pains
or reasonable expence will be spared 10 furnish her Ia
bic with the decaces OF the Seasons The house she
has taken is mach more desirable one, being more
conmodious, than the former, and Immediately in the
spot Of the business part Of the cityHer charges will
at all times be found such terms as cannot fail to
Plesse.-Two or three Livery Stables contiguous 70 the
spot, where horses can be sseo nnodsted
June 20 I-s,.
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Juus IL.

WU ARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursuant to a decree OF the
En Superior Court OF Chaneery, for the Richmond
District, pronounced on The 26 dsy Of February 1927
IN the cases o! Plsasan;s, ys. Mche's edn'or. and
MehsPs heirs w. Pleasauts-I SHALL on Saturday The
2nd day OF July. 1881 at III O'clock A. NJ in iront OF
the Eagle Hotel, in ,hs city OF Richmond effsr Tor sale
public aue'ion, TO the highest bidder, credit OF
., liz and IL months, tract OF housan nd acres Of
land on the waters OF the Ohio in Macon county, in
The State OF Kentucky, and ,rsc, Of from 90 to 100
acres oil land in Henrico county Wesham and ac-
joining the lands OF Jesse Smhh aud others, OF which
lands William Mitchell died seized and possessed
gouaoe notes With good endorsers required and title
retained. JOHN GUERRANT, n. sc RID
CT ens ct his Deputies.
Suuo IV o l. d.
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ii N pursuance OF decree OF the County CouE, OF
Powha'an pronounced on The lsh day Of May, 1881.
in ease CT Elizabeth Radiord and other, az ainst
Richard RadfOrd ADD others, we The underisn,d Com
mls'ionets hsren named, will roc I'D, Wednes day
me TN DAY Of Angus, reS', Chat bong Pow hatao
County Court day. at she front door Of Richard Bass
tavern In the town Of Scottsvlie In said county, to sell
10 the highest bidder, public aucdop tract of land
In the said decree mentioned, containing about 275
acres lying in the ctuOy of Powh.,an, on the Buck.
insham and Negro,-Arm Roads, adjoining the lands Of
John Jordan and Claiborne Wakoss estate, and Others
and 10 the same land Ct which George Radiord died
seized The terms Of the sale will be third Of the
purchase money in cash, and the balance in one and
two years equal ns,alme ps, TO be secured by tonds
win od personal security, and deed of trust upon
the land CHARLES SELDEN
MILTON p. ATKINSON
HENRY BOWLES
THOMPSON BLUNT, SEN
Comnissioners
June 70 live
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01
May 49,

HRUFFALOE MINERAL SPRING.-Lyipp in
40 the county Of MeckIenburg, Va about 8 miles
above the confluence Of Dan and stanton Rivers, will
be Kept the ensuing season by the Subscriber, who
viii cndeayor TO make visitors comfortable As the great
and almost universal remedy Of this water in most dis
eases is well known II is deemed necessary TO point out
the various complaints in which il has proved ssluiary
nose who have visited this watering place. speak in
the highest terms Of H. which s the Best recommends.
ton that can be given. JOHN SPEED
June IT. IL 2aVsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

HEEL TAVERN FOR RENT OR LEASE The
"a ID Bell Tavern is offered for Rent or lease and pos.
session given the first day of October next this estab-
'hmen is situated near the entire Of the city, and cal
cuIated to accommodate large number Of persons--
the stables extensive and very conveniently situated
with well OF water in the yard The premise. are so
well known, a more particular description is deemed
unnecessary-for terms apply to
AMOS LADD,
doors Vest Of the Td Banks
Richmond 9th Mo: June u. AT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

I'D edmond COTTON FACTORY.-The sub.
III u ,crbers offer for saie their Office near Shoek
warehouse, the following goods made their Factory:
A Cotton Sheetings
3-4 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Otndburgs, 20 inches utds
Ind general assortment of Cotton YaTns
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
ny made In the United States and will be sold as low
goods of similar quality can be purchased in the Nor.
ihern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime C1,ton
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
Sept. "a 4O-tf
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NOR RENT.-The subscriber wishes to rent or
ment, Lunenburg Courthouse; the houses are well
calculated for public entertainment and conveniently
arranged for that purpose Terms made know on an.
plcstion 10 the subscriber, living near the premses
WILLIAM n. TAYLOR
June 24. 10 n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

MN ARSHALL'S SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
I'VE IN the county Of JNet1 Kent.-By virtue OF a
decree OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich
mond district, in cause ,hsrein depeudi, z between
William Browne aud others, on bebaIfof themselves
and other creditors OF William Douglass deceased
Planuf.-agsios, John III. s. Jones II. Christian Eye
cutors Of the said William Dorgia.. ,he widow and
heirs Defendan,s-I shall proceed to SELL Tor cab be-
lore the CourHouse doot OF New Kent on the Ia h
day Of july 1881, that valuable estate LYNX on Chick.
ahom!ny river, The late residence OF William D,uyIas,
deceased, called KAimes-.nd alec the tract CT 500
acres, belonging the said ale aud living in the SANE
county. CHAS. WINGFlELD
n. o. w. d.
Juus IT. 4, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

K lDWAY HOTEL. CHARLorrKsvILLE Va
1VA The Subscriber has opened the ab.ye EstablIsb-
ment as Hotiss Of Entertainment IL " large brick
building, uaed at the upper end Of the Town on the
Street leading to The University Of Virginia, and bull,
expressly for the purprse 10 which Il 10 now applied
po'ses.s nearly every convenience that san be re.
CURED. The Bed Rooms are particularly large ard
airy The Stable, (also Of bck) couisnirg forty Stalls
is OF superior capable aud rus,y Ser.
want has charge OF that department The House is
furnished In a nes, and comfortable manner A stock
OF good Spirits Wines and Nal, Liquors. has been laid
In; and the Table shall be provided wi tn, be st a.
hlartet will ahird Conscious shat tho patronage OF
the House depends soleiy on lis merits every sxsr
lion will be made render The acccmmoi alton agtees
BILE 10 those who may favor il with their company
NJ B-Boarders toili be taken on the usual terms
81 mas place p. +. BOYD.
May 10 I22-usw
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IAN ILLER WANTED.--We wish 10 employ good
I'VE Head Miller I" our Mills 10 Petersburg. None
need apply bu, such as sao produce ssisfaeofy evil
denee Of good character sad qual6cstons.--To such
one, liberal salary will be given.
MADISON T. WHITW0RTH.
April 10. iIs-H6n"
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HDEkSONS having claims against the estate Of,
! James Govan, late Of Hanover, w. bring ,heu
forward, aud itose indebted to IL, will please make i'm
mediate payment 10 either JAMES GOVAN,
EDWARD GOVAN,
ARCH'D GOVAN,
Ek'ors CT James Govas, decd.
June y S-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

SALE OF NEGROES.
Am Monday June I3th) that being Caroline conrt
" day, will he exposed 10 saIe, for cash at the
Bowiiog Green fifteen or ttoenfy likely negroes: and
on Monday, June 2O,b) tina, being Culpeper Court
day, will be exposed to sale The sane term, fen or
fifteen NEGROES of the same character and descrir.
ZION. ID. b BUCKNER
Adminis'ra.rix, with the Will annexed,
Of George Buckn-r decd.
June FL. I2-,ds
POSTPONEMENT.
7EyHE above sale is po.iprned I, will take place a,
"a the Bowling Green, en- the llh July, that being
Caroline court day; and at Culpsper Courthouse, on
the Is July, that being Culpeper Couri day
ID. ID BUCKNER
Ajminisliarix, with the Win sppex.d of
Geo. Bucknsr deed.
June "a I3-,Ss