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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-19
Salt

For Sale.
IN BBbS No. mackerel
~ so do first quality No. behring's
90 do prime shad, put up with saltpetre for "a
mily use
A few barrels paint oil
Winter and summer do, in hhds and bbls
20 bags st. Domingo coffee, at l1t Cts per Id.
Apply to II. MILLER & SON.
dec6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-19
Gut Glass and Crockery.

:, LEG mt cut glass bowls; do lamps
IA Gold banded cups and ssucers
Do do cup plates
l Sc, enamelled china teas, 50 pieces
Edged plates and dishes
Glass toy tea sets, sc. sc.
Just received and for sale by
isn6 GEO. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
From tue unned State, weekly Telegraph.
A CARD

Mr.. McDufi. right supposiog that had no
unirsndly feeling in the publication to which he re-
fers Indeed could have ron'; his cOurte.ies to me
have been such TO in prs very different senm
We go together on some subjects connected with the
broad construction doctrines. and only regret that
par, the Bank eues'i,n. Bu upon this subject have
ever felt peculiar soei ude and Tree confess
that shall never cease to exercise that highly valued
right secured TO me in common with every citizen,
freely to express my opinions conc erning it, and to
ploy every lair weapon tending TO Its complete demo-
on To This end did believe that the inforIna ion
had received, though anonymous, might be laid before
the put lie for what II worth. Aud, in doing,
did consider il lair ami equal ven.ure-t true, had
an undoubed ii INT TO aliit advantsge- false, fiat
denial irlm such high standing that occupied by
Mr.. cDufie, would az il has done, put the mater
rest and place him aud his GAUGE up better ground.
Besides it would aflrd him oJpor unity of Stopping
the circulation If report Which, he b. lieve he
would sooner later hope TO meet, Tor il il could
come 10 M in anonymous shap', il would go, il II,
has not already gone in that or some other way, to
thousand others, and would La. be found 10 every
mouth
Anonymous information. in political matters IL not
always 10 be despised History is f,ll Of inst uctvr
less M 20 the contrary Apart from the able in
star ce In our annals, with which know Me- Nc
Duffe is fami r, | would beg 10 call his Tecoec ion
TO the celebrated found at the 63 page of Humss
9th volume OF England. Placing Congress ia IN. same
situation, what would he have tn ,ught, il had
ed such letter that and for fear it, b-ing consider
ed an " equivocol endorse through a cold and
calculating dreadif, indeed, there rfoNy we're any ne
eessfy Tor dread-na prosecution Tor hbrl, had kept
IL 10 myself Could IL be JUSTIFIED Now. dreadful
az was the de'gD OF that case, in my opinion, il form
no eomPtri'on, in reference to quences With the
enc Communicated to me, provided it lad proved equal
ly true. That Ia its result, was corfned 10 dctu.
aing religious imPul and would perhaps have end.
ed with the itUss OF few individuals in government
where the people w.r- easily sais6,d with any mas
ter. This might have stretched its canoe rous hbres
throughout our who'll poi institutions, and Ter nina
ted the liberties OF county, where free principles
bsve maize the Lac, best stan. n wn 10 The world.
At all events, Mr.. McDuthe can have 10 iu.t groand
OF compIaini.the matter has endd - hi, own advan-
tage, nd what 10 be''r in tn prompt vndcStion OF
the character Of the Government.
A. s. CLAYTON
In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
A'hsns, Jan 9th. 1891.


FHNRUST sale BY virtue OF deed Of trust
a frop John :. Taylor, bearing date he 23I Of De.
cemher 1928 OF record i0 the County Court of L.
nsnbuTg tor the purpo4es therein mentioned, viii b.
offered to- SALE at public auction 70 the highest bidder
al Lupenburg Court House, on Monday the I4ih d4y
Of March next being court day. Tract Of Land, - NJ
taning S4S Ia acie more than one. fourth OF which
l. wooded, lying 10th sides of Big Notoway River
part in the coun OF Lnnrnturg, ard part in the
county OF Nouowsy. sdjoiniog the well known FAILS
MUS, on the said liver This Tract of Lied may he
very sdgantageously divided into several rscts and
will be 80 divided, II found necessary, to suit cha
'et', The TrIsre being authorized 10 do L. isu.e.
lees 10 siy thing shout the lard, those wishing
20 purch'fe will, OF course view the PREMISES. The
lend viii be ,hewn by Benjamin. w. Fitzgerald, Esq.
who resides sdj lining IL.
The sale will be credit Of ~ NORTH. Bend aod
'eeuiy, 10 be approved by me- will he required for "
purchase money, also lin The land lselL Pos
session will be given The fret day OF January nsS,
with the privilege Of seeding crop Of .msll Grain
Dextisll. LEW. JONES, Trustee
Feb. 10. SS-2.wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
Dec rs ss--s~ jA iSIRE,; ROY ,;f MIoov. IT, cl.,l.

TN Po~hstss county ecu December rs, is5o-E
whro Ike aud 6,bees his w.fs, Resees R,Jt
Ana Rake, formerly Am children aud heirs OF John
S,und.r aud Ms,bs Wife hrrsriy Mathis
dsr Johu Wood srd Lucy hi, wife, formerly SAUNDERS &C.
s.o .oadr the said Nsney R,k MMih, Bag
Nv, Lucy Wood Bssy PHELPS, Jane, Ssund Inn Saunders
Jane Rsfod ,sid John Rsjford
so Joho,op R'df,r Ms ksdford Jo,sh Rs5od, BenJ,mn
RsdforJ IT, R,dfod RsJford Thoms, R.Jrord
R.dtrd Fsn Gor,on Phsbe his wife, which
SON Ms, Jo..h Be.@o Charles. John NJ Thoma, R,usin
Rubu R,dfoid the elder, who ,lo Of John Rsdor
ceased. Plaintiff,
Ri RsJford w;sm blackburn khun which
said wisn and jaime, s'khuu the children Of Ez ht,h
Apfstson the Frans aud In Children Of Susan Apps
formerly su,,n ksdiotd John Csuu sud Nancy his vile
Mary 2,dod; het With Msxsy,
John ApPer.on aud Elix,hh HI, wife, oefy Ez beth Dandu
dusa B,sdur.u Eiwar5 Boad1r.s Wlsa BSnsa.a,
Nathan Ayr.. snd My his wife, formerly Mary Bouduran, which
,nd wil.m Bon aud M'y Ay'.s eh'Isn Of Agnes
Bcndursni, iec, fom.Ily ASne. R,iisrd, Dofsn
ESQ Aorn.y bill, dsisndsni. Richard
Rsdford William DiscthSrr, Jane. kburn, M,x.y
msy Am Bcndur,n Franc. Agp,on 1hn Aprenon, john
sud Exsbb his WIFE, Formerly Elizabeth
srrh Bonsw Ejwmd Boudu William Dondursot Nathan
Ayes aud Mary hi, wife, not having entered their and
according the Of Assembly and the Of
court aud the ,s. Of the that they
inhab,sn O ps1uG,
by their storn.y aforesaid ordered ih,t the SAID Richard
fOrd William khu' Dcskburn ano john
Arts'n John C,nnsI .od his wife, John MeCso and
William Bsndurs Nathan Mary his
.pp on tn. third "Wednesday in aud .nswe te
decree the shall mske
h. forthwith inserted newspaper published city
,ted al the door n. eouithouse Of this
Aeory-re'te,
lam 7Rxp n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
n. r. GRAVES. ID.
W In Ch,nssry- Hsx County, July Court 1880
Jane, w Boy aud Jshn Boyd, Plaintiff,

Geors- Gresham, admir-. Of Jane, Boyd, Sen aud in
his right John Foulke Christian Cooley Francis
Boyd, John Boyd, Sarah Boyd, George Boyd aud
George Adams, DefsndsntG
This ih dsy tobe hesd the t ohe
PENDANTS. Geo. Adams Boyd and Ssrsh exhibit
stood all process contempt the bill tsksn
To heG On condensation the doth sdudge order
that the defendant George Gre,hsm render before
Easily the following aceouS Of hi, sdmiui,
the estate Of james Boyd Jur aud Of his
usou Of the Of james Boyd, Senior, deceased winch
said ,tbe said eoed
tie snd report the with matter specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself by either c tht
stated aud the Court doth further uge order decree
the deeoabt john Boyd do render Def the
OF b. GusIisnhip OF the Plaintiff who
examine state settle and the to the Ike
ner and the Court doth also sdudge order and decree
Commoner do take between the plaintiff.
said James Boyd, deed, Of his during the
claimed their will Of IT,
which account the said oommicnsr directed
and the 10th further ,judte, decree
that the d.fendsn Jhn Boyd, do render o
TONS executor his Of Jane, ~,
before the who
report the lkt The Co,y. T,,te.
SAML WILLIAMS, clk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

The New York Gazstio, spe aking Of the highly in
teresting OF the day, makes tue following obser-
vstioG-
" The revolution in Poland and ds,u bed state Of
markets, rh>uld there be actual deficiency Of tn,
crop, England The ports tn Baluc SEA have
always been The from which England has de i
rived her CT ef supply in seasons of scarcity, AID h
markets in these por' aim ~ entirely dependent
Poland for the supply Of gain which they aferward.
will feel more pIiva ion OF piles grain from thu
Baltic (should she need any fro foreign countries
than che would from any olher part OF tbs world"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

n AND FOR SALE-By virtue of Desd Trus,,
execu ed TO the subscriber, by Abs er Smith, bear
ing date The 22d DAY Of July, $780, and duly recorded
in The Clerks Ofhce, OF the county Cour Of Powha.
tau, shall or fJr ssle, al public auction, the 18th
day Of March, the tract OF land lying Butterwood
Greek, in the county Of Powhaidn, Genito, and
adjoining the lands OF Samuel JONES and others, THE
well known tract Of land formerly belonging TO tjOf
Edward Moseley, and contains by estimation thou
sand acres. II has on it oiious dwelling house,
and all necessaTy out houses Tor the accommodation OF
family, and Tor The purposes Of fare ing. Persons
wishing to purchase, invited TO examine the land
The sole viii positively take place The premises on
the day sppolt d. TO- cash.
Such tile The subst rb-r has in the nd and such
such only will be conveyed TO ,hs purchss-r
JNO. +. MOSELEY.
Feb. g. S5-v6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
wHlTk MARSH FOR sALE--TA. sst.o.ieer

"HlTK MARSH FOR sALE.--Ths sub.osioer
w 10 authorised by the heirs aud distributes Of
Mary NJ p c. Rooes, decd TO make sale Of that vau
able estate in the county of and state Of Vir
gina, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about thousand acres 1909 Of which are first
Low Grounds and the Hills of the best quahy in that
section OF country. minute description of this Estate
is is certain that persons disposed
purchase will examine it particularly: they are invited
to do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing ON
the premises, is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires ii, every part OF the Estate. will only add,
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending both, aorng navigation TO vessels
large burthen and furnishing fish and oysters Of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
mcnts consist OF large brick Dwelling House, with
four rooms floor, nearly new, and finished i'm the
best style; all necessary out houses, some Of them
brick, an most Of them The Low Grounds lay
in compact body Immediately in front Of the house,
without single break and every part be from
the dwelling single glance of the eye; they fine
y calculated for the production OF Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn Cotton, &c., in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have it, to be the best
of the extent, and of the handsomes i'm Va.
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number Of hands cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock Of every kind farm.
ing utensils, sc. will be sold with it, il required.
May IL. l-wf JOHN TABB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

N 0nANckHY AT Rvss bod a. Me clesks ola .l
County Court Monday, the 9Th Il Deeeassf lsSU
L,us R.nnod infant under the ~
rhems VI. H.plsy, her ssndisa and neat kt.pd, PhG
Wisn Rseroid', ALERT R.nnoi I.oty R.unGid Owsy
R-oool, Arthur Reunod aud Rbstt ksuaod hs AID devil
.s~s OF Sthi e,hiy R.nnolds. Deid,,.
The defendants Albert Rsnnod, and Henry Rsn,oia not
their aud or'rs to the Act
Of Assembly ard the rules OF h Court, appearing by 'ss.
factory hat th.y this
motion the antG by council Ofasrsd That the said
defendant, do spPesr the third Mond,s March
the hail Of thu Pts,rtd that copy this
forthwith inserted N.wspsrer published IN the city 81 Keh
nonhs that smother copy posted
up the DIOR Of the Oouthou,,, cf th, county
. Aeopy. Teae:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
oommu"oner', otic., n.Ihr county,

January 12h, 1881 5
The PARTIES intsreed will please take that have
ed the the
order Of which day
with their
aud 'u' nent aud with Office Of the
THo5. EASLEY, Comu,'er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

NOrICE.-W Wanted Immediately at the PenitYnuary,
IL 1000 f.. 9-4iD white oak plan,
40 pieces white oak II. in long IA \ Il. a IN.
40 10 d. 40 % do DO 4 ~ = I do
40 do do do 4 do do do IA 80 do
40 do do do do do do 434 = 3I.4 DO
For which the cash will be psb upon delivery
THOMAS NELSON, p A.P.
Frb l. s9-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15


BY tho sorrow and IN, s, alike c arc training the skiss!
bRs. HxMANs
Do yo not know-do ye not Js'i-
How much of earthly faint
tingcIs around the human heart,
Aud makes the spirit fiinH
How many a foolish, wrong desire
Doth lead the mind astray,
In he wide search for Happiness,
Far ON the "narrow way"
And when the light of JOY
8 hcamin; DER the heart
fcw arr guided by its rays
10 choose tho "bettcr part"
No! forget when all around
IL smooth and bright aud fair,
The being who bcstows the good,
Aud makos us all his care.
Ay-i often timss f1rget-unti
lie. who IL wise aud just,
Sends down his messengers OF grto6
To prove hope aud trust
Then for oh! not for
TO what should he given
By Him, who knows how much we need
To hearts to Heaven M e. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
Jan. iS.
Cumberland county count December 27lb,

IN oHANCERYIa Cumberland county court, December 9Th,
II
Thomas II Walton, Compile.
Hen rex Sutpbn, Jane. Sntphin, Hawkes. WIN A.
Her ThIDa' Wax George +. Walton, Tho,
NJ Walton, deed Deip,.
Thl, this day be heard
the ;stsfsoton OF tho that the
made this sysn,t III defendant Henry Suphn
duly complied with the court doth dse ORDER
Of the OF this court tie the
ship account. W,ton Sutphn take Of s
debts for whishth i Wilton rlble either the
urhy Of the said Suphn Individuality report the
court, with mater demed y himself by
the said PaItie, to be specially stated.
copy Te.ts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
p il. NuNNALLY, d O.


Jan. btb
interested will
Ell the nth day r March
ny the foregoing order VI which day. O'clock
required TO attend Office this place, their books
counts AMI vouchers ready for examination
ofh>e copies Of the ueee,sary court Fsprr'.
JOHN DANIEL, Jr. Comm;..,on
Feb 10 es-vAvt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
The STATE or ALABAMA, CIRcUIr COURT,
TIfSedI0osG Cdunfy. October Term 1880.
Thomas r. Boiling, plaintiff.
Feb. g.

Richard Dennis. SEN, defendant>
7 appearing to The satisfaction Of the Court. that
The defendant Isa non.resident Of this stare It i.
therefore ordered by the Court that all proceedings H.
lhis cause, be stayed until the expiration Of Elk months
from The return OF the wr IN this caue and that no.
tee be publ he'd for six weeks successfully, ho and
alter the fret day Of JAnusy II, in the Richmond
Enqufer,a newspaper printed 10 he State OF rgina,
requiring the defendant to appear and make his legal
defence wihio he lime limited Aforesaid, or Pre-
esediDgs will be had according to law, &c.
A eopy--Tsse, JOHN M. JENKINS,
Jan. 19. 76-H6w Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

"a OIlCE.-At the late residence OF Mai. n. w.
" Watkins, in the county of Powhatan, lew miles
below Genito Bridge, on the I5h day of March next,
shall sell to the Highest bidder, from ~ to is Me-
groes, consisting Of men, boys women n, and children
together with all the sock OF horses, cattle, Sc with
the household and kitchen furniture.
The creditors OF Maj. Watkins invited to attend
the sae aud bid for the property, though their claims
mus, avail the decision Of suit depending in the Fee
dera Court at ehmond, agaibs my Teststors estate
for his securityshp for Col. Robertson late Collector
at Petersburg. Ii the day should be bad one, the
sale will take Place the xt fair day, and be con,inu-
ed from day TO day, II necessary, until all the property
is sold.
TeIms.-Six msnlhs credit will be allowed for ell
sums above hve dollars, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security; under five doiar.. ca.h.
john WATKINS
Administrator of III w Watkins deceased
Feb. 10. SS-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

tsS X CHARLES.-This distng uished foal. geter
~ whose Colts otener winners, and oil them
selling tn 10 those OF oiher borses in America
and at hs her prices i'll stand this sprng, my stab
10 the couny Of Chesterfield, wi hin mile OF Moo
dys tavern, 1S from Petersburg and % from RE bmond,
and il his stand, ready Mares Th,r-
ty Dollars the leap. aud F0riyp Dollars the season,
payable the 10th OF July next when il will expire
Seventy Dollars to insure a mare, payable as
she IL known 10 be in ioal, parted wilh-One DOL
lar 10 the groom for each mare be paid when he il
sent to the horse Pasurdge gratis, which for quality
and quantity desirable, being all well enclosed
aud well watered Evefy will be taken to pre-
vent accde Ds, but liability for any that may hap.
pen. Servants sent will be found without charge and
with without colts, well led, II desired, %
cents day
My sou George W. johnson, will reside on The
zion, aud viii attend himself particularly to all
orders
Sir Charles IL ull 10 hands 8 inches I5 years old
this spring, and OF fine chesnut colour; he
IN higher health, was here foal-get.
ter. or was any horse admired for form.
beauty, aud commanding appearance. He has been
so sfea advertised, that consider IL unnecessary 10
state again his numerous and successful races. The
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will thew that
his Colts performing on the Turf with nnequalled
success, aud by their performances doing much TO
sustain the high reputation OF their sire, who was got
by Sir ATcby. his dan by the imported horse Citizen,
who was by Paeolet, he by Blank, and he by GodoI-
ptin Arabian; hs gran dam Communication, 4" imported
Dare Devil, imported OLD Shatk, imported horse Old
FeHnough', imported more Jenny Dismal got by old
Dismal " VIM. II JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Feb. 10. Ss-wuetkA
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The London Albion oi December l7th observes
"Mu mystery stiil envelopes the proceeding OF the
High Allied Powers on Tie question vi b. lgium. Ru-
states that the question OF the Tree Davg alton oil
the Sch ldt is the OF the delay In bringing the
affairs OF that part OF the Continent into quIesc-nI
state W. lameut that any hing should o.cur % pre-
vent the Jjustment OF this great question, which
the peace oi Europe mainly depends Tor continuaDce.
The accounts from Poland bring iis ntellig be-
You'd that lady fore our readers. The insurrec-
ton said to U- aiding rapidly AID extensively,
power at hts command to arrest the progress OF the
insurgents or restore order. Pru sa has ued
her army IN the Duchy OF Po en, aud Austria has,
Is said followed her example. The result OF the Pr
ii h ibsurreciiCn will ave considerable fec ths
SITUATION VI Euroe. IL succe ',iul, there il no doubt
that important changes will follow in other Sa,e'; il
fuI, the force OF the example vii! DO dunn
ished, aud peace will be prolonged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
N CHANCERY.-I In Lpui,s County COuIt, Janusr
y AIlhut, Daniel, aud Icy, free noKToe.,

Arthur, Daniel, aud L~cy free uosrOe, Phd,.
AsaITs
mMsne Poiudexer Nicholas j. POND GsIrt Qure.
and M.ry b., WIFE, who Mary j. PondIter, Lucy Ponder
t. john P'ndeIte, Ws s. Poisdexer john S Puude
Whtim X PGdsI eT, Mildred nirxter William Ponder.
@ bo g. nderter NhOla james Poudexter George Pom
dexter Henry PnDdtEer Thoms. Johnson aud Sarah wife
who Sarah POiLdI '.r, aud Palsy PoiudeIte DefI.
The deiendsni' John POud,Ier John PoindeIe William
K POinderer aud Mildred POndeIte having
spPesnce, sn given security according law the rules
this Court and appearing 10 the subtraction Of tins Court
not inhabitants az this ate On the iOn OF the Plaintiffs
their Counsel Ordsttd that the SAID John john s.
Pondr William Pnibderte and Mildred Ppdsxe
here the Isl Jay Of Apr and the bill Of the
Plaintiff sod that epy Of this order be forthwith inserted
Newspaper pubhsh in the City Of Rfhnonl for
vey aud posted the from OF Courthouse
county Csurt Te.te,
Jan. IS St-wsu JOHN HUNTER, l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
" IRGINIAIn cbanot'y -Ha,lsE County July Count 1880
Tsv Book, Plaintiff
Arst

D''d'le C[,"l,y sud John n wimbi h. administrator
II that the p. b,h IN,
Cawy who 90 40 nhabtsn o this safe The mode Pft'er
him Esn for confessed: O" Confederate" Whereof the count s,
adjudse order and decree that Easily do take
also between the said Bi,tae Otswy Duke w. Rowl,
which said steo"at' the commissioner .forsd directed
gertion, ~ has required BY the pate, q be stated
account Of h'dmuisn Of the estate Of said Row
sid commissioned who directed TO state, settle aud report the
OF qut y the p,iis, Sc 50 sisted himself
cory -Ts"e, sAML WILLIAMS, CLERK.
18Th Day t the ,ceo%o d ettSd IN he lore
% sG 10 . 81 SU . md ." Which dI they
Jan. 10. ia Wv THos EASILY, commi.,iop.r
VIaelNIA 10 onaoooy-l la Cogbefl,od County o1 jan
Bseam'o II. POWELL Cowplr,
Laks Lincoln q otss w. Gin, sud AleI O. Smith, DefpL
III" dsy ''ne h' P,iold by his Attorney 6ed IN
given ,seory soeod'os the Act OF A"smby the rule, 81
so 6sS.a' Of @ T6 nsm nc "a 81.
tensnt 10 nPPest here The Isl deg Of April next snd
he may nks herein ths copy Of his ords he
fnswb inserted IN some newspaper published, Cy of Rich.
W " ''' copy Tsas' ' H. SUNSALLY, D. G.
Seu. - sS-~sw
IN CHANOERYAt Rule, bcieu IN The Ofeik. onss Of IN.
county eOmtf Cu"b'''ad on Monday, the dy Jaaosy
Maurice Lsushorns,jr. compiq
J.@e, ko mo DE- Soo non with the will snsIsd Of Cbs,
TIE defended Aa9 %S s sS.yss entered his
ins satisfactory evidence, thd not an inhshifso oF ih
CenmoBwes f Ordered That the SID Defendant do spp,s,
h Pl,u6 give security Tor performing ,uob deere . he
Court %y make hersn sod ls, copy Il lbs order he fouh~
sds ''hs hont door Of the sourthou', Of bi, county
J".s m-~sv Y I'm isCiEsAtLY, s.e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

HNDUCATlON.-My school will be continued the
III ensuing year. My course OF instruction will
comprehend the Greek and Latin Lsnguages, English
Grammar, English Composition, Geography. with the
use OF Maps aud Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic.
The school will commence Monday the 2lth Of Jam
uafy, lS3A and terminate the 10Th day Of Dece,n-
Der following. There will be vacation Of four weeks
commencing on the 10th day Of June. The charge
for board. tuition, washing. lodging and fuel will be
one hundred and ten dollars, payable half, the
lst day oil June 1884, and the other half the LIST Of
December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental and 40
much care aud Kindness will be extended boys con-
hded to my instruction, a. to my cislIrsD.
My residence is remote from the hauns Of vice and
immortality, aud remarkably healthy II Is situated In
the county OF Louisa 3S miles from Richmond, and the
Ike distance from Fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes by my residence
and that from Richmond to HarrisonburE within .
short distance Of il.
Letters TO me, should be directed to "Garduer's ~
Roads, Louisa" VIM. NELSON, Jun'r,
Nov. g. f59-lsfuf