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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-25
New Market, Hanover County, MAY TO: sWfN...

New Market, Hanover County May TO. s9WfM1-
6JALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY jim pursuance
~ OF Decree OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor the county OF Nelson pronounced in
The oil Rives against Austin and Others the under
signed as Commissioner, will proceed to sell the yarie
~ Mills in the county of Nelson OH We9n ..,6; 18th
day OF July next toe highest bidder on credit of one
wo three and four years the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved security and deed of trust
on thc and TO secure The paymcnall the Lands held bv
the concern OF Rives and Murphy, consisting of the Va
e'y iIs tract OF land containing ALL I6s acres; up
on which are Mills Tan Yard DiSillcry, Dwelling
&c There arc two Mills: Merchant Mill containing
two pair OF Bur in good order and ready to receive the
next crop OF wheat; the other Grs Mill containing one
pair ESopuS Stones also in good order The Tan Yard
Is III good Order and every convenience FOR CARVING ON
the business extensively. part of the land is very yau
able, most OF il yet clear and portion of first rate
tobacco land-Also at the place and the same
day. tract OF land lying within mile of Nelson Court
house, aud adjoining the lands of Lunsord Loving and
Others containing 200 the greater part il heavily
impcIcd Also another tract lying in the county of Nell
SON. adjoining the lands OF Benjamin Caring and others
containing 339 acres. Also, lot adjoining the town of
New Market, ON which there is a lumber house
And on Friday the 20th day of July next the subscri
Der will sell in the town OF Bent Creek, in the county of
Buckingham, the above terms the interest he ri bv
ltivcs and Murphy in the following valuable property
an undivided tvo-thr interest in three tracts of land adj
Joining each other containing eight acres, hundred
and ten and halt acres and sixty five upon which
are Merchant Mills, Saw Mill Grist MILL Disillerv
Dwelling house, &c The Mills are in complete rcpair
ana are perhaps The best in the upper country: being
situated III hne wheat country, upon a never-faing
srean-Also, an undivided two-tId of Lot of Land
adjoining The above, containing Acre.-Aso an undi-
vidcd twO-thd of Tract OF Land adjoining the town If
Bent Creek, on which stands Lumber House supposed
10 conain one-lourh OF an Acrc.Aso undivided two
hrd part oil town lot, supposed TO contain fourth
AN Acre-Aso, an undivided wo-third interest in Tract
oil Land lying in the county of Buckngham the va
ers OF James River, containing 100 acras--Also, the
whole OF the following tracts, lying in the county of
Buchnghau-one tract containing ZIG acres, three
miles from the town of Bent Creek the waters of Bent
Crcek-Also tract containing lI3 acres, the waters
of Bent CreekAlso, containing 90 acres bousIt
by Rives and Murphy from NJ Pcndletons lcgaees-ai-
So tract containing II bought of Mace FreeIand
The property lying In the county OF Buckingham, will
be s''ewn by Andrew White residing the Bent Creek
Mills and that in Nelson, by Alexander Brown residing
at the Variety Mills MAYO CABEIJ
May 10. 2-wSw Commissioner.
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YNIRUST SALE OF DRY GOODS.-Ry virtne q

FENRUST SALE OF DRY COODS.--By virtue of a
RI deed in trust executed TO the undersigned, for the
purposes therein stated will be Sold Thursday the 3ls
inst, at 10 o'clock the store occupied by Felt Shep-
pad opposite the Bell Tavern their entire stock of DRY
GooDs comprising general assortment purchased this
spring. all fresh and particularly selected for this market
and may with confidence be said, that better stock
Goods has been offered in this place. The sale will
be without reserve.
Terms-cash for under 100 dollars 100 dol
lars, four and six months credit for approved endorsed
notes. payable any Of the Banks i'm this City, Petersburg
Lynchburg Norfolk The goods will be ready for
animation two days previous TO the sale.
BENZ. SHEPPARD, }r
JOHN n. GORDON, FuS'ces'
0J'The sale to be conducted by OILS, Dunlop s. Co.
Auctioneers. T4-ts1 Nav "a
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TE7iE subscriber having purchased the of the
n late firm, will continue the business the old stand
where he hopes by strict attention business share
part OF public patronage. The of the late
cern, and the public generally invited call and
examine well-selected assortment Of Groceries which
will be seld on accommodating terms.
UJ'Cash given for Wheat and Flour-Bo,h articles re-
ccived on storage JAMES o. BREEDEN,
First and ii Street, Shockn Ill.,
May IL, Lot
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WhiSSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNERSHIP .--The
~ co-parnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
James o. Breeder Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual
against the concern will please present them for adjust
ment to Jas. q. Brcedcn. JAMES o. BREEDEN,
JOSHUA j. FRY
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DNNII1 DIM " Y IN, JaIIOT.
Brcntsvillc, March IS, 1892. l05-wl2 w

YHIHRESHING MACHiNES-rhe subscriber re-
a specially informs the Farming Community, that he
continues have manufactured his highly improved
able Threshing Machines at his Cotton Manuiactorv
county, Va. These Machines having been offer
ed to the Public by the Proprietor for the last SIX years
he deems II unnecessary to enter into minute detail of
the principle and merits of them, which have been fully
given In previous advertisements he say with pro-
pricty that there has been Machine offered TO the
Farmers since that period which has given general
satisfaction, than the oieredby him. For the in
formation OF those who may wish purchase his ma
chime he prefers giving references gentlemen residing
in different sections of the country Offering certificates
some of whom have had machines of his in operation for
several years pas TO wit: Charles Barkervlc Esq Ium-
Gloucester, David c. Williams, Esq. OF Luncnburg, Col
syvania, Col Charles Hunton Of Fauquer, Philip Light
foot and Daniel Degarnatte Eqrs. of Caroline Richard
Edwards, Esq. OF Brunswick, John A. Himan, Esq. of
Amelia, Joseph c. Cabcll, Esq and Dr. Haws, NJ Cole
man. OF Nelson county. 1t has always been the desire
OF the manufacturer TO lessen the price of his machines
as much as possible to have strength and durability
order that the commonaity of Farmers may be induced to
purchase them They will be sold for the future at two
hundred dollars cash. the Mandatory, every thing
plete excepting the horse levers From the demand for
his machines, those who DESTROYS purchase of him
Tor the approaching will forward their orders with
little delay possible in order that he may be able to
furnish machines at the time they may be wanted. Let
tiers directed TO Taylosve, Hanover county, will be at
tended to.
p. $. good Blacksmith and four five Machinists
wanted at the above business.
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kH EDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PHILApELpHIA-
I'VE The Course of instruction will begin ON the first
Monday in April Lectures on the
Practice OF Medicine, by Nath'l Chapman, NJ. ID.
-Hn@tomy, w. T.. Horncr NJ. ID.
hdfeTtd Hedlcd, Samuel Jackson, NJ ID.
Institutes of Medicine and
Med Jurisprudence, 'ohh be'' NJ u
Chemistry, John X. Mitchell, NJ. d.
n'd,Oyery, " Hugh l.. Hodge, NJ. ID.
Principles and Practice Of . ~, ~
Surgery, ihomas harris' NJ ~
w f. HoRNER, Secretary,
Philadelphia March 8, 1882. 2Ot-IO2'
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Richmond, May 1.

MtOAL PITS FOR SALE will offer for sale at pub
~ lie auction Monday the 4th day of June next, be-
fore the door OF Henrco Court House, Chat being
day the possession, right and title which my wife and
self hold in and to the Springfield Coal Pits situated and
ed by Cary: Also our interest in the tract Of land on
which the said coal pits situated containing about five
hundred which said tract of land Mrs Sarah Burton
widow of Daniel Burton, decd holds her DOVER un-
der certain limitations will also sell our interest in the
slaves the said Sarah Burton holds her DOVER there
about forty: interest in all of the above-named pro-
perty, is one-filth and little / will also sell
the tract of land purchased of Reuben Burton decd
Trustee, lying the said coal pits Chckahominy
Swamp, and contains about three hundred Liberal
credit will be given, which will be made known on the
day OF sale, and any other particulars that may wished
s-S7n by any person who may be inclined to pur-
chase. JAMES FOX.
May 8. Il7-tds
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THNHE accommodation Stage from Richmond to Fred.
N ericksburg, will leave Richmond, esdays Thurs
days, and Saturdays
Leave Frederckshurg-Wc Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sun
days, at sunrise, through entirely by daylight.
May 10. l2-iQ EDWIN PORTER& Co.
IA EW MANAGEMENT Roanoke Line of ri
u toeehiy splendid RED Coaches-From Danylic, via
Warenon, and Petersburg Richmond in 35 hours This
Line OF Mail Coaches will leave Danvc every Tuesday
thursday and Saturday mornings, at2 o'clock, A. and
arrive at Warrenton by 10 O'clock p. NJ leave Richmond
via Petersburg every MONDAY, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, and arrive at Oxford ~ c. day by O'clock
r. NJ leave Oxford every Wednesday, Friday and sun
day mornings at o'clock, A. NJ and arrive in Milton by
o'clock y. Nj and in Danve by o'clock, p. NJ. =
Passengers travelling South take the South Western
line at Milton, the Piedmont line at Ddnville which
departs South next mornings from Ddnyilc after the ar
yal OF tie Roanoke Line. Passengers travelling South
VIII Ind no difficulty in obtaining in either OF the
above lines, on tlfeir arrival at Milton Danvo.
The Proprietor has made considerable improvements on
this line, and has placed the best Of Northern Coschcs
The Proprietor has hesitation III stating that his team
OF Horses arc unvacd in the Union they are Of tho
finest kind and perfectly gentle-hs drivers are skfl
and soberThe Proprietor pledges himself that lie will
afford every accommodation aud facility 10 all those that
may favor him with their patronage additional improve
mens, and greater expedition given soon as the Rail
Road Is completed 10 the Roanoke.
Passage from DGHCiHe to Wdrrenton S.
All parcels and baggage at Tie risk Of the owner
May 22 ALL JAMES w. JEFFREYs.
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u AND, SC. FOR SALE--By virtue of a Deed OF
"a Trust executed to by the late Smith Payne OF
Buckingham, and of record in the Clerks Office of Buck
ingha, to secure debt due the Executors of the late
Samuel Irvine OF Lynchburg, we, OF us, will on
Saturday the 18th day of May next, sell TO the highest
bidder for cash. negro and tract land, suppcs
ed to contain 400 lying the East side oil the road
leading from New Canton TO Cartersville One-haf or
more of this land is in woods and is good tobacco land
The sale will be made in New Canton, and pla Of the
land will be prepared by the day OF sale. April 81
The sale Of the above Land, Sc is unavodably post
poned until Saturday the I'd June.
May Is. [2-wdl THE TRUSTEES.
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TH1o JOURNEYMEN HOUsE-pAINTERS.--

FBVO JOURNElMEN HOUSE~PAINTERS.--Th
ID subscriber wishes to employ twelve or fifteen House
Painters, 10 work on the Capitol in Richmond.
c. w. McGI>NESS, House Painter, Sc
llh Street. Richmond, Va
have on hand 200 gallons Copal Varnish of my own
make suitable for House Painters, Chair and Cabinet
Makers which warrant of the best quality and to Cry
quick-Llkcwisc, Coach Vanish, which will engage
polish well, and not crack. AS intend TO manufacture
constantly, and hope 10 supply the State, will sell by
Wholesale (say 10 gaons,) low it be procured
in the Northern Cities If the varnish is not approved Of
1t VIII be taken back, uuA the money returned.
April II. lift c. w. McGlNNESS.
~ The Editors of the National Intelgencer Wash.
inGon; integencer Petersburg and BEACON, Norfolk,
will publish the above weekly for two months and send
their accounts TO this Office
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INVALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND F6R SALE
The subscriber again offers for SALE that valuable
farm ying both sides of the Pamunky river in the
counties OF King William and Hanover and containing
from 1000 TO 1900 acres. In point Of locality and fertility
OF soil This farm IS cxcelcd by but few in Eastern Yirs
gnid IL lies miles ifom Hanover Town from TO
rom Hanover Courthouse, IL from Richmond, and in
neieborhood OF the respectable and centcc society
The soil Is well adapted the culture Of the staple
inodltIes, such as corn, wheat, cotton Sc.-The fields
wen arranged and well supplied with an abundance Of
unber and water and the whole almost uubrokcu
level he improvements, suacdo cmincnce on the
Ning william side, consist Of cOrnmodous dwelling
house. sufficient for the accommodation Of large family
WIN an the necessary outhouses necessary for an extern
sive idrmfhe subscriber invites those disposed TO pur-
chase, 10 view the farm and make their communications 10
him by letter Otherwise at Tappahannock Essex coun.
~ Na5 and they will meet with prompt attention
should not this farm be privately disposed Of sooner il
VIII without reserve the Both day of August next or
on the next fair day hereae be offered public sale on
The premises, JOHN w. UOOMES
Idppahannock Nav 9th. 2-yt3OtbAu0
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~ OIlCE.-Inendiug TO visit some Of the watering
places in Virginia, the season. for my health
hdye determined to bring all my Transactions well
private as IN my hducary character speedy and final
adjustments must therefore earnestly request all those
indebted to me in either capacity make immediate pay.
10 present them, properly authenticated as am ready to
discharge them. THOMAS n. BARNES
Richmond County Yhginio, April %. Iie-wIOt
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w ENlOIN d. re
Admir-. of VIM. Wood, deceased.
Cumberland county, May 25 5-w6w"

HNsCHANCE Y-VIRGINIA.-At rules taken in the
day of April, 1882.
Thweau s. Miller, plaintiffs,
against
Henry Y. Jenkins William NJ jenkins, William Hat.
ten and Elizabeth his wife, Obadiah Jenkins Samuel Nor
gan and Ann his wife, Samuel jenkins, Richard Jenkins
Frances Jenkins Martha Jenkins, Mary Jenkins and Tho
mas jenkins, Defendants.
The defendants, William Haten and Elizabeth his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to an act OF the General Assembly and the rules
of this Court and appearing that they nhabi
tants OF this Sate-on the motion of the plaintiffs by
counsel il ia entered at rules aforesaid and accordingly
ordered that the said defendants VIM Hatten and Eliza
beth his wife, do appear here the FIRST day of September
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm OF the
public newspapers published in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully and also posted at the front door
of the court house of this county
Tcste, B. j. WORSHANI elk
May %. 52wsy
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Chesterfield county 10 Icit:
FENAKEN mp by John Gregory in said county, cstray
n horse Mule, about years DID, four feet nine inches
high, oil brown or mouse colour wnrt near the head,
the LETT large dark streak mark his wcth
also, his back extending from his 10 his
tailhis shoulders rubbed by the collar, toeTabe or
der, and appraised at sixty dollars. Copy Testc.
L. NUNNALLY, C.C.C.C
Oct 8, 1881. TMay 1871 3--w1w
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INVALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.--In
pursuance of Deed of Trust bearing date the 9th
of March, 1927 and recorded in the county of Abe
marie, and executed 10 me by E. o. GOODWIN, and by
order of the parties for whom the is made shall
the first day of June next, offer for SALE to the highest
bidder for cash, and on the premises that beautiful tract
oil land now in possession of Mr. Goodwin, in the county
OF Albcmarlc which formed part OF Col. w Z.
las Warren Estate" This contains SIS acres on
James river, the town of Warren and generally
known Of the most desirable landed Estates of its
extent, in the State that minute description is deemed
unnecessary. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing invited
TO view the premises and referred Mr. Goodwin
his overseer for such information they may want The
sale will positively take place the day advertised, for
convey only trusee.-Sae TO commence at IL o'clock
TEMPLE GWATHNfEY, Trustee.
Richmond MaVI
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FSTOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail of Prince Will
IL liam county, Virginia on the 18th day OF January
last, Negro Man, rs runaway, who calls himself
GEORGE CAR he also declares himself be free, and
from Loudoun county, he is about rs years old about six
ect high, dark complexion, and several the fin
gers OF his left hand he had pair Of dark coored
dc pantdloons old blue cloth coat.Ihc f any
there beg is requested to forward, comply with the
law, and take the property.
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Hfok SALE-My lands in the county of Henrco.
~ lying within miles OF the city of Richmond, aud
joining the lands of Mr. Geo. Taylor formerly the pro-
perry Of Capt ~ bhcppadThc house tract contains 1926
hce ana may De considered among the valuable
tracts o. land IN the neighborhood il has comfortable
swelling house. with barn and all necessary build
lngs-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres two.hir,ls Of
n may be considered the best imberand, and of good
qualtylts deemed unnecessary TO saw s,y thing more
as no person would purchase without first vie wing the
'ano'-lms property may be purchased low as I am
"hHous 70 move to the West J. WHITELAW.
April II. III-v2,o
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NEW ADVElsTESEMENVS.
wv ApOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE

NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE.-The
IN subscriber having taken the store above the
Eagle Hotel offers to his friends and the public generally
carefully selected and very general OF Drugs
Medicines, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye Stu1s Window
Glass SC. &C.; all of which have been recently pmrchas
cd by himself in the Northern cities, and will be Sold
Wholesale retail, good terms any other house
In this city.
Physicians, country merchants, and others, respect
fully invited to give him a call.
All orders and prescriptions will be carefully attended to
by himself or under his immcdiate inspection.
Having been for than years past actively en-
gagged in this business he hopes be able give general
satisfaction, and solicits share public patronage
May %. [5-wSw] ALEXANDER DUYAL.
FUNHE Trustees of Hampton Sydney College notify
IL by their Committee, that on the third Tuesday in
July next meeting will be held TO elect a Steward,
whose duties will commence in Octobcr-Persons de-
srous Of filling that Office, arc invited to attend.
JAMES MORTON
w. :. MORTON,
JAMES MADISON,
May Is. [5-wtdl VIM. BERKELEY.
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n AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber wishing TO move
Ia to The West offers for sale his tract of land i'm the
county Of Chesterfield, the Appomaox liver about 30
miles from Richmond, and about the same distance from
Petersurgcontaning about 400 acres: nearly half of
tins tract OF land is fiat land, and equal any land on the
said river for fertility This land contains large uuanily
Of excellent timber suitable for slaves &C. &C. Ii is also
believed That mine Of coamay be found it, from every
appearance II adoins the land OF T.. Gresham and w
,. Overton The improvements good and convenient
Il IS considered healthy situation; tic ncghborood is AZ
desirable any. further description will be unnecessary
as any person wishing purchase had better see the Land
which will be shawn by tho subscribers who cIe on Che
same. The terms will be accommodating.
May II. f1-wtws1 VIM. II. ROBERTSON
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VINO ROBERT WARE AND VIM. GRAY:-Take
a. notice, that on Thursday the 9Th day of July next
shall, between the hours of ten O'clock the
and four o'clock in the afternoon proceed take the de-
positions OF Henry NJ Wood and others, the house of
Lueberry Weaver, in the county of Fluvanna on Fri
day the 9th of the month"; between the hours of
and 4 r. Nj shall proceed TO take the deposition of Jo
seph Woong and others, the house of John Wnn in
the county OF Fluvanna and on Saturday the 7h OF the
sane month"; between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and
T. NJ shall proceed to take dispositions OF John Brit
aud others at the Of Mrs Ann Georges in the
county of Goochland (and il from any cause the said de-
positions should not be taken the days above appointed
shall continue TO attend the several places between the
same hours from day TO day, until they taken0 10
read as evidence in suit depending in Chancery
County Court Of Goochland wherein am plaintiff and
you are defendants Yours,
OVERT0N b. PETIRT,
Admir-. of VIM. Wood, deceased.
Cumberland county, Nav 25 b-w6w~
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lAOIlCE.--Ihere will be sold at the Tavern Of VIM.
~ fitch, in the town Of charlottesville on Friday
'e 22dd day Of June next land should that be bad dsy
tnen on the next good day thereafter Sunday excepted
~ 'ne shares OF stock in the Rivanua Navigation Compa.
R Neu by persons who have not paid the full amount Of
cAs G.de on said shares, amounting 10 thirty dollars on
eaeb share by order Of the Board Of Directors
DANIEL +. CARR, TIeasurey
R'eanna Navigation Company
Nay - s-wtds
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To Thomas TdYior Gtardi0B and 1erf Gicud nj
CTeed Taylor, an infant.
a. lR-Tdkc notice that shall, ON Thursday the 21t
- day OF june, 1892, between the hours Oh sunrise
ana sunset Of that day, at tho house Of Thomas Nav in
the county OF Buckingham, in the State Of Virginia pros
coed to take the deposition Of George G. Walton, f,nd
others II necessarily TO be read evidence in certain
SUIT now depending IN the Chanccry Court Of Bucking
nam county, wherein Creed Taylor by you az his guar
dian and next friend, is plaintiff and myself and oier.
dciendanis-Uf any thing should prevent the dispositions
being taken on the day above mentioned shall con-
,lnue rom DAY to day III completely when and where
Jou may attend If YOU please
May l, tli5-wi~l ROBERT K DABNEY
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81 4 ITY BATHS-Thc Subscriber has n,c pleasure 10
" inform The public that his Bathing house is now open
Tor INC reception Of Bahers. CHARLES BECK.
hPrl IT, I11-n
q WISH 10 buy first Cnpenero al good character
not 10 exceed the age Of rs years for which will pay
liberal price Apply 10 IT Richmond, in a wdsys
May 49, t33tJ LEWIS a. COLLIER
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"IRGINiA MUSEUM.-T'his well know establish
men together with all the Paintings, Minerals, Fos-
ss and cuosics thereto belonging, is offered for sale
The building is 80 by so feet, two stories high built of
brick and covered with slate. 1t is situated the south
Of the Capitol Square in pleasant and centra
part of the city The building constructed with
view TO all the purposes of Museum aud in the hands
of of enterprise, might be made very valuable pro-
perty The establishment will be shown any person
wishing to purchase, application at the premises APP
plications from persons abroad, by letter. post paid direct
ed to the subscriber the Museum will be promptly at
tendedto RICHARD LORTON
MAY rs. 5-wsm
pThc Editors of the Enquirer York. are re-
quosted publish weeks aud send
thor accounts for collection
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mr. adams, OF the Committee appointed on the 18Th ,
March, 1882 TO examine and report the books pre-
ceedings of the Bank of the u States submitted the 70
lowing