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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-23
ALARMING REPORT.

report is in circulation concerning an Instruction
of the Blacks in North Carolina that is truly alarming
1t is stated that the towns Of Wilmington and New
burn have been the theatres of the most horrible
sacres. To knowledge, no definite account has
been received concerning the number slain, or the
proximate cause of the insurrection Although dspo-
sed to credit the report, sincerely hope it may be
unfoundcC, The melancholy events that recently oc-
CURED in Virginia, may be considered merely pre-
lude to what eventually result to our country,
from the cursed traffic of human flesh, Although the
slaves generally may appear to be the detected and
passive subjects of ignominous servude and despot-
lex cruelty still they possess all passions and feel
ngs of human nature Their minds eminently
susceptible the impressions gratitude and revenge
the latter Of which is now disclosed to the dsmay of
their unfeeng masters.
We have been hailed the 'sfree and happy sons of
Columbia by almost every nation upon the globe.
The "glorious privileges of freemen" have long been
the subjects of eulogzing descant We boast of our
nations greatnessof republican institutions and
of the equity of our laws Yet 'the same breeze
which watts to the American Shore the joyous accla-
nation of thousands of freemen, also watts the pier
cling groans of subugated slaves" "Iail Columbias
happy and freedom sons is this the sacrifice YOU make
upon the alter of freedoma
Those persons who received the first number of oul
paper graitously, respectfully solicited to return
it, We have received number of subscribers during
the early part of the present week, all of whom are
DESTROYS to their term of subscription with
the first number, of which we have none remaining,
This reason, we hope will be considered sufficient
APOLOGY for making the demand, and will induce those
who conveniently can, to comply with it. Some of oul
49,
number, will confer obligation upon by returning
lit.
Many Of our neighbours have knowledge of the Lo
CATION Of office. Our patrons and friends, when dis
posed CALL requested alley nearly opposite
the Office and the FIRST door to the right hant
they will be admitted without either 'Sign Password.
'Iree times Three knocks the door not required.
We thee brother Boaz office nota place Of
such ao.or8ety as the "Iram Lodge"
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-23

Mr.. Calhoun was nominated for the Presi-
dency, in New-York by meeting of reaounc-
ing Jackson men, on Tuesday evening. Mr..
Woodward, delegate to the last Herkimer
Convention, Presided. Alexander Hamilton,
Esx. acted as Vice President, Merssrs. Bruce
and Brush were appointed ecretaries.-From
$50 to 200 persons attended--Abdny Journal
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-23

Churches in The United States in 183t.-It
has been ascertained that there are now, in the
United States, more than $4,000 churches.
The principal religious denominations are Bap-
lists and Methodists, who have together 4484
churches, the Presbyterians have 1872 church,
es; the Congregationalists have 1881 churches;
the Episcopalians are also numerous, and have
92a churches; the Roman Catholics have 781
churches; the Dutch Reformed COZ churches;
the Friends cave 472 societies; the Universal
lists have 29s churches; the Lutherians have $40
churches; the Unitarians have 1917 churches;
the Jews have 90 Synagogues; the Calvanistic
Baptists have "a churches; and the Moravians
Sc churches.-BoSt. Eour.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-23

The chairman of the Anti-Masonic Com
mittee of correspondence, has informed the
members of the Anti-Masonic Convention,
which meets on the Goth inst. that the use of
the Baltimore Athaneum has been prepared
for their sittings. The delegates are requested
to observe that the Convention will be called to
order precisely at IL O'Clock on monday the
Goth inst.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-23
From the Petersburg Intelligencer of Sept 16.
THE LATE INSURRECTION.


In Southampton nine additional convictions
of blacks tried on charge of-being concerned
in the late atrocities, have been made by the
court. In all sixteen have been con. emned
-Four of the number had been recommended
for repfieve, three being boys of IA or l S years
of age, and it appearing from the evidence that
they had been forced to join the band of MUIR
derers. The other five have been hung. The
ring-leader Nat, had not been taken at the last
dates.
In Prince George, on Tuesday last, slave
by the name of Christopher, belonging to Mr..
Henry G. Health, blacksmith by trade and
preacher by profession, was tried by the court
on a charge of being concerned with the South
ampton conspirators, and condemned to death.
He is to be hung the first Friday in October
next.
We learn that eight convictions have like
wise taken place in Sussex county.
Various reports have been in circulation re-
speeding plot discovered at Norfolk. A let
ter received in Fredericksburg states that 10
or ~ negroes, attached to one of the Rope
Walks, had been arrested, but nothing save
only the nearest suspicion appeared against
them, they had been discharged the next day
(the 3rd inst)
In Fredericksburg, slave, the property of
Colonel Churchfeld has been tried on a charge
of "con sulting and conspiring to make an in
surrecton,' and condemned to death. The
particulars Of the trial have not been published.
The habit of burdening our children some-
times with three or four different names, has
often caused the smile of contempt and ridi-
cule to sit on my lip. Can any thing be SO
stupid and vain as to call to little dirty ur-
chin, "come here, Alexander Joseph WASH
lington Johnston, and get your superior
Caroline Matilda Sephronia Smith, it is time
for you to be at the fur factory? This re-
minds me of tale have heard of man once
in Spain, who accidentally fell into a bog;
the fellow called out most Justify, and peas
ant within hearing opened his window-(it
was dark night)--and enquired what was
the matter. g Pray help" said the fellow,
"for Joseph Francisco Napthalia Dominica
Ferdinando Sebastian is in the quagmire. p
sis that all?'' said the peasant; if you are such
a set of lazy rascals, who won't help one another
out, you may lie there and be id"
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-23
LIST OF AGENTS.

We respectfully request the following per-
sonsyto act as agents for the Wilmington Ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13
"MvcH rrr psMA,Ns uSsuNG."


DN Al Mh MOIllBtS GkANE.
The trembling dew drops GI
Upon the shutting nOwcIs-lko souls at rest
The stars shiao gloriou.ly and all
Save mo is blcst.
Mother-I love Thy gravel
The violet, with its blossom blue aud mild,
Waves DER thy head when shall At wa,o
Above thy child
IT'S a sweet nower--yet must
ls eight leaves tn the coming tempest bow
pOaf moihor-'us thine ~omblem-dust
Is ON thy 6row!-
Aud I could love 10 die
10 leave untastcd lifc's dark, bitter streams
By thee, Us oTst IN childhood, lie,
AID share Thy dreum..
And must I linsor here,
10 STAN the plunago of my sinless years,
And mourn the hopes to childhood dear
With bitter tears.
Ay-must I liugor hero,
n lonely branch upon Il blasted tree,
Whose last ifail leaf, untimely sore,
Went down wth thse.
on from bios witLored bower,
In still communion with the past, turn,
Aud muse on theU, the oaly flower
In mcmOry's urn.
Aud when the Evening palo
BOWS Iko a inoutner on the dim blue wave,
lstIay to hear the night-winds wall
Around thy grave.
WhgTc is thy spirit flown
gazo above thy look is image there
l listen and thy gentle tone
Is on he eir.
oh! conc whilst here 7 press
My brow upon thy grave aud, in thu Sc mild
Aud thrilling tones of Tenderness,
Bless, bless thy chid.
Yes, bless thy weeping child,
And DER thine urn- religions hottest shrine
On. give ms spiftt undecided
To blend with thine. T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13
Mayo.

I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES county court
q 11th April, 1881
Thomas Oldham, PI,H
against
John T.. Carter, and SaIly,hi wife, William Headly.
James Headlsy, Eliza Riggs, Nancy Mason, Edward
oldham, lance, Jane, Eiwari,snd Richard oldham,
De!ds.
This day came the plsiniG, by bis counsel, and il
appearing to The satisfaction Of The court, ina, the de.
'ehdants Eliza Riggs, VIM. Headley, James Headley,
Nancy Mason, Edward Oldham, james, Jane, Edward,
and Richard Oldham, are not inhabitants Of Ibis State,
on che motion Of The plaintiff, IL is ordered, that the said
deisndanls appear here on The Sc cond Monday in July
next, aud answer the bill Of Inc plaiutH, and that a
copy OF this order be frhwiih inserted in the Rich.
nond Enquirer, for two months succesiiVely, and an
o'her copy posted at the trent door Of the courthouse Of
HE county. A Copy. Teste,
NJ. B. CRALLE, G. @.
May o. 1~2i-wSwE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

NOTlCE.-Th Subscriber offers for sale about NV.
II thousand acres of land, in the vacioity of Amhers,
court House aud New glasgow, these lands are plea
sandy situated on The Stage road, running North and
South; and within ten miles of James River, The soil
Is good resting on a strong clay foundation. and i. ia.
vo9faois to the p'odueiion # all kinds Of grain, hemp
and tobacco; the country is remarkably beal,hy. and
aoounds in hne springs OF the best water. These land.
are well improved, with good Orchards, a valuable
manufacturing Mill, snd four good Dwelling Houses,
ana VIII admit OF several divisions, and will he divided
20 as to suit purchasers. l have also for sale some well
improved los in the town OF New Glasgow, on one
81 hem is a large and conmodious Tavern with Gar
dens AMI all necessary ou, Houses.
Thee lands and lots will be fotl on accommodates
terms to suit purchasers-for further ap.
ply to the subs .riber living in New Glasgow.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
may u l2l-WSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

TSE KS. WILLS, has personally selected in New
1yM. York and PhilaJelphis, her Spring supply Of
MILLINERY, comprising a splendid and fashionable.
assortment. She is well prepared to execute all orders
IN the best manner and most approved s,yle. Every
exertion will be used to give general ss,isfac ion. Her
stock consists in part of the following articles: Fan
cy SIX and gduze, hats and bonnet; Woodlaw n ORE ans
and satin satin do Leghofns, Dunsiables and open
slrsws; caps. turbans and capes; ribbons, h)wefs, curls,
puHJ aud braids.
She will receive supplies Of the most fashionable
Dunslables every fortnight.
Dresses and Ridiog Habits made by the newest pat.
term Lsghorns bleach'd, dyed and altered; also,
Dunstables repaired.
May. g.. 1913,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

expressed their concurrence. Al the tims Of the
Catholic question, AN Honorable Gentleman had
made an analysis OF the expressed sense Of the
largest counties and towns in the kingdom. from
which il appeared ,ba, OF the eoun les there were 10
Tor the Catholic claims, and II against them; and of the
towns, there were 20 for, and 10 against them: from
which that Honorable Gentle man had deduced that the
expressed opinion OF the country was in favour Of the
mea ure. Bul II that were corr eel in tia, instance, how
much more so was IL in the present, when, taking the
that thete were for the measure 81 counties, and only
nine against i;-wiih 81 towns foe it,, ard only eight
agaiost II. la fact, he believed ,ha. h. right venture
10 say, mat a more general, aud a more strong, ard a
more unequivooai expression OF popular feeling had taxi
en place on this subject, than ON any Other that was on
record. what had been The history OF Cabot c eman-
cipaiionf HAD 1t not been retarded until the beuehl 8
which would otherwise have flowed from il had been
considerably diminished. II Catholic emancipaliun
had been granted in 1906, or even ali much la.sr PC
'loG, IL would have been received as "a boon, and the
most advantageous effects would have been the result.
But II had b&n delayed until Ireland became convuls.
ed, aud until The feeling Of irritation in that country
arose TO such a beighl that even the most viol.n, oppo.
sers oil emancipation felt il 10 be heir duty to propose
aud 10 support IL. The same would be the case iu the
event oil the rejection OF the proposition for reform.
GRANTED at ihe presen %iimoment, The people would con.
slueS 1t as an act oil grace; refused, aGd who could pre-
diet The consequences IL the rejection? Itwasa rsiec-
non which might destroy the resent Administrator:
but how would IT operate on their success orsl The peo-
pie, disappointed oil their just expectations, would be
ihHamed with resentmeni; aud would eventually de.
maud, with a voice OF thunder, that which il would be
found impossible longer to deny; bu, the granting of
which would not only be unattended with the adyan.
In the strong excitement that would then exist might
DE productive Of evils which no man could foresee-
evils hat might throw the whole country into IRENE.
di6le disorder. (Hear, hear)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Richmond, aDrH 30fh. 1891.

COMMISSIONING OFFICE,
Richmond, .apriE 3OH, 1881.
The parties interested will please take notice. that |
have appointed the 2Slh day of May next, to Commence
The accounts directed by The foregoing order of the
court, on which day, at o o'clock, A. M, they are re.
quired to attend at my Office With their accounts and
vouchers ready Tor examination and settlement, and
tbs credlttrs Of The estate OF James Scott, deeeased,
are required 10 produce and prove their claims before
AMOS LADD. NJ. c.
maya. I2I-w3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

RIIILIAM McCRERY, Draper and Taiioy.-
w Has just received a very bandsome assorimept
Of SPRING N SUMMER GOODS, which he will
be happy to dis ribu,e among bis customers aod the
Pueic generally, on terms agfesa,le 10 all parties.
Nay D l2l-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

SO s 1saa. Sugar g.; '''''' Porto Rico and Ne" Or
45 Barrels Loaf Sugar
i i H S":;:;: nOLAssrs
90 Bags Java. old white and Green Coffee
S5 Barrels
IL Hbds. "hiohEf
80 Boxes Soap
80 Boxes Candles
40 Tons Iron, comprising an assortment of Wagon
Cart, Carriage and Gig Tire
~ do do round and square assorted from 3.S TO
3 inches
3 Tons Hoop Iron from 81 20 10 inches
IL Do Nail Rods
2 Do Blis,ered Steel
Ia Do English do
Ia Do German do
? Do For Plough Plates
$50 Nova Scotia Grindsiopes
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, from The Petersburg Manuae
turing Company
900 Sacks Salt
10 Box 8 WhiteBore Cotton and Wool Cards
z Boxes Axes
IL Tierces Hibberi's London Brown Stout and Porter.
in pin, and quart Bottles
2 Ton Shot
300 Kegs Dupont Gun Powder
I Ton Bar Lead
Ginger, Pepper and Ailspice
Wines
French Brandy
Holland Gin
Old Antigua Rum
Tea
Tar
Bed Cords
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lires
Writing and Wrapping Paper
For saIe by
WORKMAN s. McGRUDER.
MAY o. 12l-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13
May 6.

10 John BoAannau, or his representative, William
= Blhannsn, or his representative, Joseph B. Cow
ington, Reu' eli Brooks, and Eliza, his wife. and James
Sojeill.
You rot being Inhabitants Of this State, YOU will
please to lake notice, that we shall OH Friday, the 81 h
day excepted, betw cen the hours OF 9 o'clock, A. M.
'nd sun down, at the county COURTHOUSE, in the town
oil rrenkiort, Kentucky, proceed 10 take The dispositions
OF DE- william Bobannan, and others, to be used in
The Superior Court OF ChanceTy, for the distric, Of
Richmond, and 10 be continued from day 10 day, till
hhished; where you and Others are defendants, and
we are pl4inlid'.
AUSTIN BROCKEN BROUGH,
JOSEPH POLLARD,
EDWIN UPSHUR.
Nav q. 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

AW SCHOOL The subscriber Inland. ANA,
- next fall, a Law School, In tho town ~ S,s.n"s
'oa' W DO continued permanently, IL adsoua,c sn.a..
ase,neh' should be received. The mode of ,rs,,n.;..
Nni oea course oil lectures and study, and frson.n.
esan'nsuons. In order TO devote he grea,er ns,sas
us une u the proposed school, he will, from m, rom'
mo1eem9n'' cohnns his practice 10 the Ccv,t of An.
pIa.'s :. Le"Isoo'g' aud the Federal and Circuit sumo.
Ilor courts In Staunton. The first session will hssi,
90 the LIST oil o.lober, and continue mill IN. &C.,
July next following, without in,ermi,sion, ven, H.
ring tue terms OF the Fedora, and Circ,;, Snpssio,
eou',s, The tuition fee, per session, will bs ssy.n,s.
V uo'iars. Persons DESTROYS OF becomin, nu,i.s III,
P'e"se communicate the fact TO the subserit.r hv ~,
'er' d soon as practicable; and psomp, a,teption viii he
make. RRISCoE ~ parH prep.r 70
May 6. iainmiN.
4 AND FOR SALE.-The Subscfiber offers for sale,
M ms' desirable Tract oil Land on which re resides.
IN me Couoty oil Madison, about 8 miles from DANCE
The tract contains 500 acre. more
iess-aoout ITO OF which are first rate low srounJ,
equai 70 aoy on the Rapid Ann river. TIL. rnland ia
IN d foou ''ate oil m'age; yielding abundant crops To the
huusrious eoihvator. The woodland is heavy inn.
oete', aud more Than a efficiency TO svpport IN. lrn
Ibe improvements consist of a good anu commoJious
dueu uweI'nS mouse, kitchen, barn, stables, and all
other necessary Out houses.
"A more particular description is i deemed unnecessary
as " u presumed any person wishing TO lu,ebass.
WIN ufst view The premises-which will be shown Al
any nme by The subscriber, residing thereon. He
would only add further, that situated in veal nv neigh
oo'noo1, IN The midst OF polished society, aud m a Gn..
nea.ioy reslon,it would make a deeii a,le sumner ,c~-
try.
His terms, which shall be accommodating. can he.
April 30. ue-usy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13
NEW STOCK In OLD ANDs-Th -,

NEW IN OLD nANDs.-Th sub.
- serioeis are now receiving Ivla New York;
along with heavy purchases made in that market and
Philadelphia, a par, Of their Spring importation OF Brit.
tsh DRY GOODS. Having cold within the last few
weeks ABOUT TWO thirds oil 'hsir old stock, embracing
almost every article that could be considered ob,,c.
uonabIe. they will in the course OF ten days, have the
most extensive and commanding stock Of Fresh Drv
Eooas 'hey nave ever had, since they have been in
business. When their supplies sre 10 band, particulars
wbi De given In a general advertisement. In he mean
nme 'hsy are Offering such G,ods as they have already
received on The most favorable terms wholesale end
re'sii. L. s. L. JAMES s. Co.
April 8. 1ll-f Mel, Ride
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13
VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS

- COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 7th, 1881.
Undersigned, Counsellers at Law, beg leave
m &c give noiiee to The claimants ard original ,wp-
ers Of virginia Military Lands located in Ohio. that
'hey will prosecute any and all rights 10 these laud.,
which may be confided. 10 them, with as little delay az
poss,Oie' and Tor a reasonable compensation.
Many thousand acres OF these lands were sold for
taxes IN 'he years lS0i-5-6-aud Z, and the original
pfoptetcrs or 'heir heirs, suppose tfeir tile thereto il
wholly lost, by reason OF said sale. This is a mistake.
ne SAFE CT iHnd Tor taxes in Oaio, are generally void.
our residence is at the seat of cove nment where va
nave ready access 10 The Records of all sales of land.
Tor taxes, and we will promptly give any Information
,equIea In relation to land, 10 This Stale, which may
be obtained in The public Offices or o,herwi,e.
ORRISH PARISH and
ia, LYME STARTLING, Jr.
hp'U " 1IQ-wGm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

a RABlAN HORSES Ar AUCTION The full
IA blood Arabian Studs, imported 10 the BRIG Ptm1e
Ann, from smyrna in November last, will be sold at
public auction al TatiersalPs Stables, in this city, %
Saturday, ibe 18Th May proxino. They are warrant.
ed OF the finest blood, and oeriieates Of TIE breed will
be given. The Horses are 10 fine condition, and may
be seen at Tatiersars until the day preceding the sale.
The superior qualities Of the Arab horse are 20 gene
rally known that any description Of them is deemed un.
necessary. Persons coming from a distance may rest
assured that the sale will be positive to the highest
bidder. New York. April l6. n5-tds
NOTlCE-Al persons having claims against the
~ estate Of Archibald Campbell, dec, are requests
ed to bring them forward, properly auihentieatsd-and
all persons indebted to said estate, are required to make
immediate payment to the Subscriber, or suits will be
brought 10 the next May Court.
W. ID. WREN, Sergio n.
and Adm'or OF A. Campbell, dee.
March 81, lO9-tlsiJune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

VN lDWAT HOTEL CHARLoTTEsvILLE Va
I'VE The Subscfibsr has opened the above Eslsbhsb.
nenl az a House Of Entertainment. 1t is large brick
building, situated at ib@ upper end Of the Town, on tho
Street leading TO he University Of Virginia, and built
expressly Tor the purPrss to which i, is now applied.
II posssssrs nearly every convenience hat can be re.
CURED. The Bed Rooms are particularly large ard
airy. The Stable, (aiso Of brck) containing forty Stalls,
iS OF superior capable ard trUsiy Ser
want has charge OF that department. Tine Houss is
furnished In a neat and comfortable manner. A stock
OF good SPrits, Wines and Malt Liquors, has been laid
In; and the Table shall be provided with The b,s. The
Market will sHord. Conscious that the patronage of
the House depends solely on it's merits, every ,xer-
ton will be made 10 render the accommodation asre,a.
BILE 10 those who may favor i, with their comp,ny.
", B-Bodrd9s wili6e taken on te usual terms
of this place. =. +. BOYD.
May 10 l22-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13
Feb.26

. ANoVER LAM o Will be sod at
etk Hanover Court House on the first day of Nav
ooutt next me 'rac, OF land called Little pages, belong.
Ing TO the estate OF Joha Stake, decd, containing by a
recent survey, upwards of three hundred acres, subject
o The dover of the widow Of VIM. Liulepage. This land
u u ~ . 'hy Kun Creek near Hendricks old Tavern,
Hanover, about thirteen miles rom the civ of Rich.
uohd, Wen numbered and said TO be the hes, land in that
par' oil The country. Terms, one third cash, the balance
IN one and two years, with a deed of trust TO secure the
las, TWO payment. JOSEPH STARKE, adm.
April IL. Il3-wtds of Jnbn 8 a,Le 49,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

q 1kREWARD-Ranawdy on the morning Of
Up ASp the Istinst. my man JIM, between 25 e. 30
ysars old, rather n!er the ordinary size of negro men.
and not entirely black, is a little tongue-,ied, and
would cay llsps 10 talking, no scar recollected except
one L !hInk behind the LETT year, his eyes are yellow.
ish' My opinion is, he is in Richmond or on James
River; all reasonatle eSpenees will be paid by convey.
ing nun 70 me, living near the Brook Bridge within
i've miles oil Richmond All person. are fore warped
ron harborIng or employing, aiding, or convey ng him
away at the peril OF the Law. JOHN WATKINS.
April 8 U2-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

fES ILLER WANTED.-We wish 10 tmplo, > good
lVH Head Miller d, our Mills 10 Petersburg None
need apply, but such as can produce ~saiislactot evi.
dence OF good character aud qualifc ations.-To such
a zone, a liberal salary will be given.
MADISON s. WENTWORTH.
April 20 uS-g6ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

NO MIR. THOMAS MOALE-Tsks notice. ,ba,.
a on Friday, the 9th of May next, at The once
OF me Fedora. Couri, in The city Of Richmond, l shall
denee on the hearing OF an Injunction now depending
and undetermined, in the Uni'ed States Cour, for tbs
rum Circuit and Eastern District Of Virginia, In which
l am plaintiff and you are defendant.
JOHN S. WEXFORD,
March 8 90 mI