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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
NOTICE.

2'1 o" 1 F " Ke K" 'p INST 'a ct" e Ly'' a
Rockbrdge, near EroWGsburg, II Leather POGh-
EFT BOOK, containing bond against Paul Jones
Tor s.75, pant poi,-s bond against Lindsey Shoe
maker for SI8-n bond against John tlockaday
&27 80, payable IN Cabinet Furniture-an NC
knowled ,meut Of lnul SuHihson, for William
Smitbson for 49, payable the lah August mkt
-sundry Executions against Cyrus Lylios-n
power Of attorney from Robert H. Gray Guar
ter Lottery Tickets, together wth sQndry other pa.
pes Any person finding the same and delivering
the Pocket Book aud contents to Captain Samuel
slec c, at the Bua.aoo springs,m Amherst county.
o. 10 myself, ia Lynchburg, wall be literally rewar-
dcd MIL SIidW
March 81 It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

rr The % Mercury. printed at Columbia, in
fennessee says, that the sbcna Of that county has
'secuiions IN his hands 10 tho amaun, of so 900
'eturnoble At Apr'l conlt Encompasses a bcllef
hat the money cannot be rased. 1t calls upon
creditors to exercise iorboaranec, else Tho peops
most snler to degree heretofore unknown ia tbal
country, Noreasoa IS gwen lpr Tins extraordinary
Pecaniary dshess IN a community which, We pre-
sumo tom thru situation, ate unaffected by tho.e
causes which sometimes spread nun among com
m#real and uad,og people. 1t may iolace the.e
Who ahnt ef ENGRAVING to the West The r. n
iado of al ou' dlseoateuy.a people, 10 ook before
they leap.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
THE STATE FLAG;

Neither ofthc Nulhhcatlon Journals IN Richmond
has contradicted the abatement her,totore made m
relation To the Statt Fin ,yliL Gov Iqa,5 IN
humble imitation oftkr ,oy,roa,. af ea.,l ,s,ro
Ina had prepared To be d,spln.ed !, pi,h,oond a.,
the 22l Of February last N hon &c H., ,l;.toa,
stars and stripes hallowed -, the ,t,.,tto,. ~,
all true natrlots bv the remembrance of.,bo co,,
mon dangers sutlrrines and lrl1mnbs with which
It's ndssolubly associated We,bcre,ore take il
for granted that that statement IS tra,--,na heie,,
true, The tae, ought to be known n H., peonlc ..
Virginia, whom in thus acting the ,;avernor M,
only ulsrrpresents. hut pros.lv insults /, M,
lority OF the people of South Csro,inn are nr.ns,c
for DisQuon, and can therefore rae. w,bou, dis
gust on the single star md .trine vhieI oo,,,,s =;
a field OF sable eneircllnga Palmetto leaf the men
pie Of Virginia are not leaJy to Justify a similar
exhibition of folly. not TO say crlminaI,tv onc
would have supposed too that the day selected ior
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Jay OF the Father oi his Country--ot him. who N
has Farewell Address. warned IN. tn
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
<nIIE subscriber being DESTROYS Of settling ms
accounts, respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons indebted to him TO come forward and
make Immediate payment.
SAMUEL RITCHEY.
Liberty, March :, 1888 w3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, an Tuesday evening, the 9lh inst
ny thr RoY Michael lioRefy, Col JOSEPH
HOWARD "a Miss MARY youngest daughter
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lohe p.soa EsI.niI 81 NeIsoa county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
CONSIST ENCYl

The mfaimes. and iliibelaity with which Mr.
clay is treated by has enomes may be estimated
D. The following fact The Anerlcan Union e.
X ntu.ky papcr) some two or three months ago
usel tins angIaga. II Mr.. Clay would bat con
sent to adj tie asllotions OF the country, by sur
rendering his olious American System he would
merit and receive the blessings Of his feliowcitI-
Z .'-We; Mr.. Clay has surrendered enough
ofthis system to satisfy the South, and to " allay
he aeila,ons ofthe country" and what says this
ame an, ogaa union 2 Docs ii bosiow It's plan.
its ofon Nj Cio5, and invoke FOR hun the " b.es-
,u5s u lis readers No No 1t now says
speaking OF Mr.. Clay: The champion of every
cause tina, onl be devised to disgrace his country
has given another proof Of the instability of his
principles, 10y evacuatng the citadel of the Amer
can system" This is fair specimen Of the libe
fality Of Mr. .Clay's enemies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
EEItTCATIOg.


4fnlIE sprlng md summer 9sss,e. of die SUBJ
- eetlbers' School @ll Commence On M9ndaya
tie islb Of March, and continue five months
Fermf-OahosraPb Reading and Writng,s
p5r session, So
Autbm oc, Grammar, Geography, with thol
nae Of the MaPs) History, (aneien aud modern, )
Rhetoric aud the rallmenaof Natural Philoso-'
Ply aud Aftrougmy. &l2 so
y. =lseeh pupil viii be considered os entered
from lie time otcoatmenenig uhtil the end of tho
=assIoH L. BENAGTi,
NJ. Il RICHARDSON.
Mach its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
To run EprroRs or rur GNaamra.


1'enucmen,--W III you say to the people of the
district, known OF iatt by the name Of kundop h r.
District thu the afGer portion, aud responsihle pafi
of that community, are now convinced, HAT 3hr
scare crow held uuthy the advocates Of MULTI "A
ton and See, non IN The Proclamation, have ned
a@ay--that thy approve Of The stand the Ptrsl
dent bus taken IN relation 10 South Carolina that
his orders nrc mild md cautious 20 the oiieers o
Ghnrlos,on-that his Inaugural deserves our bgh
est nppfobalion-thHt be has done nothing III all
this great Cns-, hat what he fighlfully ought t.
have one--that tins sfcat current or mnln stream
are sill Union men, jackson men nad % mon, 81
plainly set forth 10 all the worldly A. Stevenson
and VIM & Rlves, of VrglnIa's fayertc sons
We say, therefore, that # the present candidate
for Congress IS an ad, ucute iur the rash and WIN
like proceeding of South CnoIha, thht we afe NOT
tor hn--lha' ~ the soeetegns OF the hand viii
cali out Cor a Booker, of Buckingham some prom
islng character of Prince Edward--or SOME liar.
rson otCnmbafland, to represent our vie~s.--Say
10 this people, that we VIII unto upon some one q
the above named proposed candldptes--nnd have
W not the right to do so
Cumberland, March, 1898
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

~ John Randoloh of Roanoke, has left Wesh-
ington city, on his return home. What has been
the result of his visit 10 the President 2 We hope
he will make an Expose, to his /" dear constitu-
cnts," II he is not too busy engaged in drawing
up history of his MISSION to Russia.
sr Charles G. Olms;cad, Esq, a candidate for
Congress in Tennessee ayows himself the TEN
perance candidate "a new test IN our elections. He
places his claims to the public suilrages exclusively
on has zeal in the cause Of Temperance. Elect
me on THIS principle Says he, in his circuar,)
and the news would ay on the wings of the wind
to the le1notest coroners The Union .Pulpits
would resound with it; the public press would TEEN
with il )" &c Sc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

-, We should like II know what devices Gov
Floyis ingenuity had invented to represent tn
. State sovereignty" on his Disunon fog VA
It tobacco leaf OF piue burr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

- A friend asks US to enquire whether Gov.
Floyd charged the cost ofPa'nling the STATE t'ae
TO tie contingent funi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
65-2awtlstNIa

ygNRUsT SALE Of paluaJie property in Richmond
N BY virtue and in pursuance of Deed of Trust,
ecuted to us by George W. Truehear bearing date tho
Il day OF July 1925 and admitted record i'm tire Of
fec of the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
18th day of December, 1928, made secure the pay
ment Of debt therein mentioned: we the subscribers,
or one u.s. the 18th day of March, 1888, il fair if
not on the lawful fair day, upon the land
tenement aforementioned will sell public auction for
ready money, all the property and estate conveyed
by the said deed that is to say, all the right, title, inter
est and OF what kind, nature degree quality
to- in and of certain three soried brick tenement
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate the South Eastern side OF lih street, and
between and streets, in the city OF Richmond, and
particularly between the house formerly occupied as the
office of Discount and Deposit of the Bank OF the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, tho said 18th day of July, 1928, in the occu
patton of Garland ii. Mitchell, with ali and singular,
the appurtenances to the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed TO us by the said Deed
Acting trustees will convey to the purchaser only
such title we have by virtue of the said Decd and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance,
believe, the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
title TO the premises in fee simple subject Mrs. True
hearts claim Of dover, which she has yet reinqu-
ed FLEMING JAMES,
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond Dec. Is, 1882. 6I-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
by RITCaHIE & COOK.

Tho ENQUIRER published twice week, generality, aud
three times week during session of tho
Price, tho heretofore Five Dollars payable I'D
will
ccivod Editors will
them mail; tho all being the
will bo discontinued but
Editors, until all arrcarogcs have been paid up.
@ Whoever will tho OF nine shall
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One less first insertion each continuance
90 No
or nssumod by this city its environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

IL ANAWHA LAND.--rhe proprietor of valuable
~ tract Of land lying the Kanawha River, its
junction with tho Ohio, and contiguous the village
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS OF exchanging for
fair valuation The consists oil GOT acres, mostly
bottom land, and portion Of in cultivation. II has
pronouncedb by gentlemen who have recently inspected
one of the most valuable tracts the Kanawha. Any
person who may be disposed to make the proposed ex-
change, requested to address Major Lawrence Lewis,
at Woodlawn Alexandria ID. c., giving descrip-
ton of his negroes and their prices.
December Is. 6j-2awtlstNa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
Richmond, Dec. l3. 1892.

III AND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE-By vir-
~ tue OF deed OF trust executed by Christopher b.
Cook bearing date the llth day OF December 1926 10
John Sratton and Charles F. Woodson, and OF record in
the County Court OF Chesterfield for the purpose OF Sc
curing to John Archer the payment ocertain OF
ney therein specified shall the 18th day OF Janus-
ry 1885, upon the premises, sell TO the highest bidder
for ready money the Tract OF Land conveyed in said deed
much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy the ba
lance still due, together with interest and costs. The
tract contains 100 acres less lies upon James
River, and joins the lands of John Archer, Marley c.
walthall, and George Cox and is known Edsons Boat
Yard. Z he land will be shewn by DR.. J. A. Archer or
Marley c. WaithnlI, living Acting Trustees,
will convey such title as is vested in such, which
We believe 10 be unquestiouabe.
JOHN STRATTOT,
CHAS F. WOODSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
against

Frances f. Hatcher, Obedience Hatcher Branch Hat
cher, Sally T.. Hatcher Betsy II. Hatcher and Tbursa H.
Hatcher infants by Charles Guerran specially assigned
their guardian defend them in this suit John Bradley
aud Susanna his wife, Edmund Lockett, late Sheriff Of
Chesterfield aud administrator of Branch Hatcher deceas-
ed, DTS
The plaintiff having departed this life, motion of Sa
muel Hatcher administrator de bOns of the said Ar.
chibald Hatcher deceased the Court doth order that this
suit be hereafter conducted in his and character
aforesaid aud be in all things in the phi ght and
dton it at the time OF the dcceasc of the said
chbad Hatcher; and thereupon the to be
heard the bill, tie of all the defendants
cept John Bradley aud Susanna his wife, who out Of
this country and against whom the plaintiff appears
have proceeded by publication, in the mode prescribed by
law, with the rcpcauons TO the said and exbi-
bits, and argued by counsel consideration where
Of the Court doth order that Edmund Locct late She
riff OF Chesterfield county, and such administrator
Branch Hatcher deceased, do render before Commits
soner Of the Court account OF his administration of the
estate OF his incstae OF all the Of the said estate
OF the debts due from the said estate which have been
paid and OF those which shall remain unpaid, distinguish
ing the debts paid, 20 be paid, due securities binding
the heirs Of the said Branch Hatcher from such AZ were
due securities not binding his heirs And that the de
iendan the heirs OF the said Branch Hatcher deceased
do render account before the Commissioner of ali
the real which descended to them from the said
Branch Hatcher and OF the rents and profits thereof from
the sixth day OF February, 1927 and the said Commits
sioner is directed TO examine, state aud settle the said ac-
oints d report the 10 the Court, with any matters
speciay ststcd hcemed pertinent by himself, which
nay he required Nv tic parties to be stated, and the
heir dignity, still due from the estate OF me au branch
Hatcher shall ct the expense Of the pianB, give noce
20 the creditors OF the said Branch atchers estate, loi
four weeks, IN newspaper published in the Ci,v Of
Ricbmond, to produce their claims before him.
CoPy-Tese- ). ROBINSON, G. G. S. G. II. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

NOT1CE.-THE PETERSBURG RAIL-R is now
opened Tor the Transportation of Passengers aud
Merchandise to Belheld, Jorty miles. The line OF
Coaches on this road connects with the main North and
South line.
The Engine and train leave the depot at North Spring,
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday o'clock, a. NJ.
and return the intermediate days, leaving Beeld
eleven in the morning.
The Omnibus will take up and set down passengers at
any of the hotels in Petersburg.
Jan. g. [72-3J HENRY ID. BIRD,
Agenk (Or IranSportdtion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
Haichersvlle p. O. 1lh Dec 1882 67-tis

HpUCKLAND.-For Sale, that valuable Plantation
ED James River, commonly called auckland, adj
be equal any the river below the falls. Posses
sion TO be given the LIST January Should
be previously disposed of at private SALE it will be offered
Further information respecting it will be afforded by John
Allison ESQ., OF Petersburg; John r. Trpett, Esq, oil
Richmond, the undersigned at Norfolk.
Dec. % 6S-tds WILLIAM GRAY.
The above sale is postponed until early day in jan
uary of which due notice will be given
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

HROARDING SCHOOL NEAR JERUSALEM
- The Subscriber, having located himself e hopes)
permanently, will open school the ensuing year. at his
residences two miles west of Jcrusaein.-1he situation Is
remarkably healthy, aud enjoys every convenience
safy to Boarding Establishment, the houses being in
good repair, and sufficiently large to accommodate ten or
twelve boariers The course Of instruction will be such
as TO prepare the students for the University and TO afford
good substantial education, to those who cannot incur
the expense Of collegiate Every attention shall
be paid to the morals and manners Of those entrusted
his The tuition fees will vary from fifteen 10 thirty
dollars according the different branc studied Board
including beds candles &c $50, per OF months
The school will commence the second Monday in
January, and terminate on the 18th Of December allow
ing VACATION Of four weeks in summer.
For satisfactory testimonials Of character and qualfca-
tons, reference may be had to the following gentlemen,
who will trustees visitors to the school, yiL vii
liam B. Goodwin, George u. Cary, Hardy Harris Jas Ro.
chellc Edw. w. MARKS, DR.. J.. G.. Trczvant and Carr
Bowers. H. II. TREZYANT.
January !. 7i-9ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

IFUNHE connexon between the subscribers under the
n firms OF Rogers HARRISON In this City, and Rogers
* CO. in the City of New York, is this day,b consent
dissolved.
AN unsettled business OF the two establishments in Eu
rope, will be closed by Lewis Rogers; that in New York.
by the firm OF Rogers s. Co.. and that in Virginia by r.
Harrison, Jr. LEWIS ROGERS
Richmond Ist Jan. 1888. II. HARRISON, Jr
The subscriber has formed a commercial establishment
in Havre under the firm OF Lewis Rogers Co., in con-
xion with b. L. Fould s. Foud Oppenheim Banker in
Paris, and socs the business OF his friends in that
well his house in New or< under the firm Of
Rogers CO., who will always be prepared to make be-
in Havre. LEWIS ROGERS.
Richmond, LIST January. 1888.
The subscribers have associated themselves In business
In this City, under the firm of Rogers Harrison s. GRAY
LEWIS ROGERS,
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond, LIST January. 1898 7I-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
Richmond, LIST January, 1893.

ENARMVILLE SEMINARY.-Miss Spence respect
~ fully solicits share of public support in her Semi
nary for young Ladies, which she purposes opening
the 18th OF January, 1888 Miss Spence has been
toned to teach in the most respectable families England
and Ireland, and those who inrust her with
the OF their chdens education that every attention
wilbe paid to the morals mental improvement, health and
comfort of her pupils.
TERMs.-lnstruction in all the branches of English
Education including plain needle work, for oil ten
months, $50
French, 10
Drawing and Painting in Figures Landscapes and
Flowers, 10
Fancy work, >
Music by approved Master, 10
Board can be provided in respectable families,
sonabe term'.-Appcations to he made at Col. James
Madisons Mr. Knauf's, Farnville, Prince Edward
cOunty-Pdyments to be made quarterly in advance.
January 3. 72-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

INHE business carried on in tho OF c. & A. War
II wick, is this day dssoved-Al debts due TO- from
the will be settcd by either of the subscribers
CORBIN WARWICK,
ABRAHAM WARWICK.
Richmond, December 81, 1882 72-2t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

NNJARE- ROOM Of Cabinet Observation-Disclosures
Wv Chairs and Sofds.-From the imperfect manner
In which Cabinet Furniture formerly manufactured
In this city, perhaps ON prejudice against the
chanics OF town. and in favor of those the
Northern cities citizens of wealth and have fall
len into the habit OF sending those cities for costly
and elegant articles Of furniture Thus has the fashion
become in degree established, perhaps without
sufficient cause; but the subscriber has determined that
for the future there shall be necessity Tor this
20 the NOCtt
He has provided himself with the best workmen and
materials OF every description from New York
where and the public that he will new furnish
from his work shop, every article in his line of
OF good quality and in fashionable STYLE
be supplied in this country; he will every hing
such rounddoor side Boards, with marble and mahosa
ny tops Tyre and column front pier tables, card tables
mahogany chairs English, French and Gothic patterns
eofas arch, straight and Grecian hacks, with flat
round double scroll and Tyre centre tables with
Die and mahogany tops, ladies' work stands and tables Of
all sortsin short, furniture to suit all who willing
pay good price for good article.
He solcits the public call aud examine for themselves
either at his mandatory in Manchester, at his Ware
Main St, doors below the Virginia Banks, in
this city, where all orders will be gratefully received and
promptly attend ID 10.
He will in sbor, time he prepared to make mahogany
doors, for finishing houses in the most elegant
Jan 8. [73-wlwJ JOHT TURPIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

VNHE school at the house OF the subscriber will begin
~ the LIST Of February, under the MIR. A. q.
Stubbs for boys under fourteen years of age-Terms
Sl10 for the year, with vacation of month in July
or August. HODIJAH MEADE.
Amelia, Dec. 10. 72-2wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

TNNHE General Meeting OF the members Of the Mutual
n Assurance Society against fire on buildings of the
State Of Virginia, will be held the Society Office, in
Richmond, Monday 2sth January next
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. A. NJ. A. s.
January L. It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

MNDUCATION.-NIr JOHN G. NELSON will continue
HI his School the ensuing year, at Clifton, within half
a mile of my house, and in the neghborhood of Wing
field aud Humanity Hall Academies the residences
the late Peter and Thomas Nelson He will teach the
Greek, Latin and English Languages His School will
commence the second Monday in January next, and
terminate the first Friday in December following
There will be vacation of one month in the Summer,
commencing the second Friday in June. The price
five six boys in addition to those already engaged with
hoard washing, lodging, Sc for 500 each. Mr. Nelson
has had twenty-five years experience in teaching, and
has in his possession recommendations from five of the
scientific in Virginia, not only, of his ability
teach but also, of his in teaching. My address
Is Verlon, Hanover. JOHN r. NOEL.
January 8. 73-w3w