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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-07

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
Bank CT virginia.

10y order OF number OF Stockholders in the Bank
lie OF Virginia, duly authorized by the Charter to call
general meeng the unde rsgned hereby gives notice
That general meeting of the Stockholders of the said
Bank will be held on Monday, tho 9th day of May ext
at the Banking in the city oil Richmond for the
purpose of taking into consideration the suboned acts OF
the General Assembly; and Of deciding the expedeu
cy Of subscribing TO the James River aud Kanawha Com
pany, the conditions specified in the said For the
of such Stockholders as cannot attend in
son. the form Of power of attorney by proxy is
annexed.
As the object Of the meeting is of great importance the
Institution well as the community large it is earnest
y requested that those Stockholders who may not attend
will appoint proxies to represent them
A. ROBINSON, JR.
March FL, 1888. Cashier Bank of In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
April e.

THNHE subscriber offer for sale tracts Of Land call.
n ed Edge Hill and Shadwell, lying on tho Rvanns
river, within 10 miles Of Charlottesville; each contain
ing $50 Of cleared and 500 Of wood land No part
Of the clared land is waste all being either in wheat corn
clover These farms in fine condition az 10 fencing
and heart producing heavy crops--ihe buildings
permanent, and in perfect repair. Indugen
dts with be given. More detailed information will he
furnished TO those desiring 10 purchase application in
person, by letter addressed 10 the subscriber Eve
retisvie, Albem9rIc. III. J. RANDOLPH.
April 10 lI1-usJUn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
Tobacco She,o and Fair in C7arkcspiNe.

Tobacco Shetc and Fair in CidrkCsuiHe.
TENHE Tobacco Shew and Fair will take place al
n Gainesville on Wednesday The 22d Of May next,
at which time and place the subscribers who have
ed their for the exhibition Of Tobacco hereby
notified to attend. The prizes will be awarded by judges
selected by the subscribers who requested al
Gainesville Thursday the Sd Of May, select the
judges, according to the rules Of the company.
SAMUEL " Watkins
TUCKER CARRtNGTON,
A. V. w. VENABLE.
April 2. 1O7-1A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

9J The enquirer published twice week, generally and
three week during Of
Price, the same hc,etoo Five Dollars payable ad
Notes OF shatored banks (only) will
Seived payment The Editors will guarantee tho safety of remit
ting them by malt postage of all being paid the
No will DO Of the
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
@ Whoever will the payment papers,
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One less, Insertion
% No advertisement
or assumed nv person in this city its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

VHNOWN PROPERTY For SALE hat most desi-
n rable establishment the late residence of Archibald
Taylor decd comprising excellent House and sbund.
ant offices, and two ull of land beautifully mpov-
ed viii b. sold atpubic auction the Premises Mon
day the 29 IeTns-one third cash The balance in
six and twelve mouths bonds and approved security for The
latter payments the sale will take place al twelve o'clock
\. NJ. THOS. X. HARRISON,
Administrator nj Archibald Taylor.
Dover, April 10Th, 1888 IIi-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN we'll qualified to teach
N the Latin, Greek, and French languages aud who
has had some experience Teacher would be pleased
70 accept the situation Of Tutor in some family 10 Western
Virginia Address X. s. F., Vielleboro p o.. Caroline
county, Virginia. April TO- nf2-4l1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

HRELLEFONT RACES-The Races over the Belle
u - font course formerly known by the NJ the
Notoway Course) will commence Wednesday the 29lh
day OF May next, and continue three days:
FIRST Ddy-Proprietor's purse OF $780, without dis
count, mile heats, entrance Sl5.
Second Ddy-Jockey Club purse $780, without discount,
mile heats, entrance 500.
Third Ddy-A Handy Cap purse for the balance of
the Jockey Club $685. he added to the purse
which will make ii quite interesting one.
Gentlemen from distance may rely on being well &C.
cOmmodated, the proprietor having made ample arrange
mens Tor that purpose Stable &c furnished horses
gratis. SAMUEL B. JETER, Proprietor.
Nottoway, April Is. ll2-6-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
Fairfield Races.

VUNHE Spring Meeting the Fairfield Course will
- commence on Tuesday, the 3Oth April, and continue
tour days
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstake for years old, mile heats, entrance
500, h. 4.
Richard Adams enters CHI c. Lunatic, by Frantic.
James s. Garrison enters bi by Monsieur Tonson dam
Zingaree's dam.
Wm X Johnson enters e. C. by Medley, dam Betsey
Robinson.
VIM Wynn enters b. I. Monsieur Tonson, dam by
Hall.
SECOND DAY
ProPrietors Purse $500, two nile heats SIS
Third DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount four mile
heats, entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY.
Postsake for 3 years Odds, 500 entrance, p. p.
BY order OF the Club,
CHARD ADAMS,
WM. WILLIAMSON, ) ''p''''0''
April s. los tiR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

k.iXECUTORS SALE.-By virtue of the last will and
Ma testament Of Joseph Mosby, decd. l. as executor
thereof will sell without reserves the first day of June
next, fair, ii Otherwise the fair day thereafter
the plantation whereon the decedent resided the time of
his death, lying in the county of Hanover on Chckaho
mny River, containing about three hundred and fifty
acres oil land, and adjoining the lands Of James Lyons Es
qure, Richard Anderson and Others distant from the Civ
OF Richmond ten miles. This land has on il a comforta-
BILE dwelling house, containing FIVE rooms; also com
Portable overseers house lately built and Of good materials
and workmanship Also at the same time, the saw and
grst mill attached 10 the (bese will sold
ly, unless The purchaser OF the mills should want the
iarm) with 10 or 20 of land attached These mills
are situated on the Chickahominy, in thckIy settled
neghbouhood and convenient large tracks of heavily
tmbered land this, with their congHy TO market rem.
ders themo much value; the grs mill grnds through
out the year. and the mill is in operation usually
about months The terms for both will be one third 10
be paid on the day OF sale, and credit of one and two
years for the balance by the purchaser entering into bond
with approved security, and executing Deed of Trust on
the property, 10 the two last Instruments shall
also sell at the time the stock of cattle among which
two yoke OF good oxen, the stock OF hogs &C. house
hold and kitchen urniiure and farming utensils for these
all Of 50 and under cash will be required over thai
amount credit will be given until the first day of January
next Possession will he given the first day Of August
probably month sooner. SAML. MOSBY.
All persons having claims against the Estate are re-.
quested to hand them in the properly will all be re.
moved sometime in the month of June or July. S. NJ
| April 26. HID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS AND DOMESTIC
GOODS.

GROCERIES,, COTTON YARNS ANIL DOMESTIC
GOODS.
BhAVID ANDERSON, Jr., Carey Street, has in
AD Store large proportion of his spring assortment of
ny others tedious enumerae:-all of which will be
sold at the lowest marcel prices.
10 hhds. 81 Croix and n. o. sugars, part prime
20 boxes and barrels refined do. do
225 bags green and Java coffee do
80 hhds New Orleans and Trinidad molasses -
300 sacks Liverpool filled salt
80 tons Swedes, country and English iron
do English and American blisled steel
1 do plough share moulds, 200 kegs cut nails and
brads assorted sizes
puncheOns superior old Antigua
do. do. Jamaica do
pipe do. Cognac brandy
L. p NJ. and S. Nj. wine, in pipes, half pipes and quar-
ter casks
Is ar. casks sweet Malaga wine
hhds. New England rum
% bis. Bumgardner's old rectifed whiskey
Common do in hhds. and barrels
$50 nests woodward, iron and wood bound
so boxes Woodruf's best taow candles
rs do. by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
100 pair russell shoes, sole and upper leather pepper
ginger, allspce, numegs, indigo, madder, copperas
birthstone, alum, sslipetre; writing and wrapping
paper, bed cords, leading lines, wrapping Irvine;
Duponts and Beaty's gunpowder, buck and bird
shot, gunpowder and black teas.
ALSO
$4,000 lbs. cotton yarns assorted, from No to 15-oi
Cunningham & Andersons Of Richmond Chas-
tain Clarke's Of Manchester, and James SCOTS
OF Isle Of Wight manufacture.
80 bales Sd shirlings J.
3 do A. sheetings cunningham q An
40 do 20 in. cotton osnaburgs dersOn' Factory
u DO Sd shirtings Union manufacturing compa.
do Al sheetings ny OF Maryland
April 16. II-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

NOTICE.-Beng duly authorized by the Governor of
" the Commonwealth to make contracts for certain inn
Provements in the buildings of the Pententary, and
procure timber for fifty gun carriages according TO laws
enacted at the last session of the General Assembly, will
receive proposals under seal, until the 18th day of MAY
next.
which will he particularly described any person visit
ing the institutions and wishing 10 undertake the work
The materials all 10 be furnished excepting part
the stonc0 by the workman; and the value OF the work
10 he fixed by the perch.
Second.-For making brick wall, which will also be
particularly described any person visiting tile Peniten
tary and wishing to undertake it, The materials are all
TO be furnished, excepting part Of the bricks by the
workman; and the price Of the work TO be fixed by the
thousand bricks.
THrd.-For delivering at the Penitentidry the follow
ing tmbers, to wit:
100 pieces, 10 feet inches long, and inches and "a
Of an inch by 10 inches wide
80 pieces, feet inches long, and 6 by inches
100 pieces feet inches long, and IL by inches
30 pieces feet long, and by inches
90 pieces, IL feet long, and 4 l-2 by inches
80 pair Of round tmbers, feet long, and inches thick
TO be cut out by pattern which will be furnished
5000 pieces one half Of them to be feet inches long
the balance feet, and by inches thck-These
are for wheel spokes, and must be split timber
1900 pieces, one half to be feet inches ongthe ba-
lance feet inches, and inches thick, cut out by
pattern, which will be iurnshed.-rhese are for
wheel felloes
so pieces feet inches long, and 212 by IL inch.
es hick.-These are for double trees, and must be
100 pieces, feet 10 inches long IL inches square
These for swinge trees, aud also be Of split
timber
200 hub blocks, II inches long and one half ~ inches
and the balance IA inches diameter, 10 be Of COOL
locust.
The feloe timber to be Of the best willow oak and all
the other timbes, Except the hub bocks) TO be Of the
best white oak, clear Of cracks, knots and sap.
Persons putting in proposals odo the work at the Peni
Tertiary we'll as TO furnish the timber Aforesaid are re
quested to state the shortest time within which they will
respectively undertake to execute contracts.
G. s. MORGAN, Superintendent
De- .FN a. III A.
NOTICE. heress the late firm Of Messrs. Cochran
IN Barnes and Pateson have conveyed US, all lhe
effects books, bonds open accounts &c In trust or the
benefit Of their cedors all persons ndebtedt the sait
brm, will please make prompt and immediate payment 4
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co. trustees
] April TO- II2~-4
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mate to be made ofthe masonry of the piers until
red ABOVE the line OF high water and estimate
coed nine tenths oil the work done and materials furnished
until the whole is completed.
no contract nor any part thereof TO be transferred with
out the written permission OF the Secretary the
The Secretary of the Treasury himself the
right to reject all the bids should they be deemed high
and Of judging also of the ability OF bidders to fulfil their
engagements.
whenever 1t shall appear that the contractor is not
using sufficient gence providing materials for or in
forwarding the work. that becomes probable that the
same VIII not be completed according the of the
contract, whether time manner OF its execution
the Secretary OF the Treasury the right
clare the same abandoned by the Contractor of pro-
ceedng thereafter if the Contractor had in fact aban-
doned il.
Satisfactory security for the faithful performance of the
contract will be required.
Those who are DESTROYS Of receiving farther informa-
on relative to the work and OF the ALSO and cond
uons upon which it is proposed to let it, will apply 1t
Col James kearney, the experimenting Engineer address
ing MN under cover TO the Secretary of the Treasury
The sealed aud endorsed proposals should be put in an
eveiope addressed 10 the Secretary the Treasury
LOUIS M'LANE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
hPrh 20 lI4-tl6May
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Those marked thus ire abuimcnts.
The platforms wherever the bottom may not be found
10 be sufficiently ncOmpressibe, TO upon piles driven
with such render each OF them capable of
tanning safely the weight Of least "a tons The number
and diameter Of the piles 10 be determined by their
length and by the weight OF the superintendent pier and
semi-arche all the piles TO be shod with sufficient iron
shoes Amongst the piles such quantity Of beaten bro
ken stone be laid to such depths below the heads of the
piles may be deemed necessary Around the exterior
OF piles of each pier and abutment be driven
plank png bound together by ribbons and cross ties
The interior files of piles OF the coerdam wi their plank
ping, to remain (when required) after the work is
pete and between them and the piers be thrown such
quantities Of quarry clippings, other stone, may be
deemed necessary.
The auYal deposit, and gravel and other natter re-
moved from the Of the foundations to be deposited
such places within 200 yards Of the bridge may be de-
signated by the Engineer
The materials to be Of the best quality and the work
to be executed in strong, faithful, and wOrkmank
under the direction, control and superntcndence
the EOgneer according TO the details Of te plan APPROX
ed by the President OF the u S. the Bird Of Apr 1888
and agreeably to the specifications Of the work. and the
terms and conditions Of the contract
The bidders will accompany their proposals with sche-
dulles Of prices OF all the work and materials which
into, be employed in the structures together with
information ss to the localities whence the materials are
proposed to be drawn They will also their places
Of residence and State and verify the security which they
may be prepared 10 offer for the faithful OF their
contract
No advances to be made; but materials and workman
ship TO be estimated and paid for the certificate Of the
Engineer at such periods az may be sgreed on No est
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

The kaceS Soy oyer the Norfolk course will commence
wa 4" SNheSu"J HS iO'H uHJ
days. continue four
First Ddy-A Sweepstake with colts and fllies years
DID, mile heats; entrance hundred dollars half forfeit
four Subscribers and close Mr. Arthur Taylor SEN, Mr.
Cary Watson, Capt. Jesse Wilkinson, and Dr. Robert
Butts.
Second Day-PropHcor's purse 5000, two mile heats;
entrance fifteen dollars free Tor any horse gelng
Third Ddy-Jockey Club purse $500, four mile heats;
entrance $780, subject 10 the usual dscoun fee Tor any
horse, mare geiding
Fourth Ddy-A Sweepstake, with colts and flles, 3
years DID, mile heats; hundred dollars entrance half
forfeit six subscribers and cosed Col VIM. wynn, Will
liam H. Mnge, William Lacoste, James J. Harrison Jno
White OF Jackson and Col. Jno. p. White.
JAMES S. GARRISON, Proprietor.
April %. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
T Form of The Po,cer of .attornev.

F0TW W NE FOtoeT V .dIt0TneyJ
Know all men by these presents, that
do hereby appoint my substitute
proxy TO represent at general meeting OF the stock
holders of the Bank OF Virginia, to be held in the
city OF Richmond Monday the 9th day of May next and
in my name and behalf 10 vote respecting the subscription
on the part Of the said Bank the James River and Ka-
nawha Company, under the provisions Of act, 'auho-
rising the Bank of Virginia and the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia TO subscribe 10 the stock OF the James River and
Kanawha Company" and, act, "authorsng the Bank
of Virginia. aud Farmers Bank Of Virginia. to increase
their capital stock In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand and seal, this day Of
in the year 1888.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged [Seall
in presence Of
N b. Whenever person means TO vote as Executor,
Administrator Guardian, Trustee &C. will express il
in the Power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

Pursuant to the foregoing decreal order Of Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery of
county, as the Commissioner therein appointed will on
tuesday, the llh day of June next on the premises
make sale OF the land mentioned in the foregoing decreal
order oil Court on credit OF six months agreeaby to the
said order.
his land is that well known tract called Font Hill and
contains by estimation thousand acres
This land will be sold in parcels, sut purchasers
THOMAS S. SYDNOR, Commissioner
April 20. II4-wSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

NEW MARKET RACES, SPRING, ls33.--1hc
Races over this long established course, will take
place as usual on the first Tuesday in May, and continue
four days
FIRST DAY.-Two Races. A produce stake Tor colts
and llies three years DID, mile heats $500 entrance
hale o.E, N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

SECOND RACE.-A Swcepsake Tor colts aud niles,
then three years DID, mile heats 500 entrance half
felt; III subscribers, and closed-viz:
Abner Robinson Tonson hlley of Layayette
dam
John Beth, Gentry not yet received)
John Finn, full sister to Cadmus
Edward c. Mayo, c. Ponius Plate, by Tonson, dam
Virginia Heth
VIM Burton, Gentry not yet received)
VIM ii. Minge, c. c. Percussion, by Tonson, dam Jack
Andrews mare
VIM. Wynn, C. by Tonson, dam Isabella
J. j. HARRISON Meade's br C. by Arab, dam Bedford
Jas M Selden, c. C. by Tonson dam Adelaide
"m' X Johnson, gr. c. by Medley, dam Be,sey Robin
John NJ Bolts b. by Johanna, out of Sir Walters dam
SECOND DAY-Prophetors Purse, $500, two mile
heats, entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY-JOckey Club Purse, 5000, four mile
heats, entrance $40.
FOURTH DAY-A splendid pair of Silver Pitchers and
Walters, TO be called the "New Market Plate" with
other suitable inscriptions and devices This beautiful
plate has been purchased by the Proprietor his nd
vidua expense OF one OF the most celebrated Manuac
urers in the U. S., (Mr. Kirk of Bamore) and for il
he proposes TO have two mile heats free for all
ages to close on the evening preceding II will be up
at the cost price of $3.50 four make race
excluding winners of the Propetors Jockey Club
Purses. O. p HARE Prony;cfor
April 10. Il2-td
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Farmers Bank of Virginia.

March 81, 1888. Cashier Bank of y,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-27
Great Literary Enterprise.
.Ver Yeorof Waldie's Circulating. Libra,!
PROSPECTUS OF TWO NEW VOLUMES.

A YE AR has now elapsed, since the "A subscriber introduced the new me thod of publishing books in periodical form, so as to be transportable by mall.- Sabguine as was his belief of the adyan- tages, to all classes, of this experiment, its success has more than equalled his ex- pectaiions, and he will enter upon se- cond year with renewed energy and assi-' duity. Experience has suggested improve ments winch have heen already adopted 1: and others, as they offer, will he ih'rodnc ed ip the conrse of the ensuing volumes, tending to give additional interest and permanent value to the enterprise. What has been done, however, is sufi cieni evidence of what may be again ex- ecuted, and the subscriber believes that mere recapitulation of facis will be suf Gcient 10 produce conviction of the ad- vaniages of his mode of publication, on the minds of those who may not yet have taken the subject into consideration. The following works have actually been pub Iished in the course of the first year for the small sun of FIVE DOLLARS!!
 VOL. I.-Naldstein, or the Swedes in Prague, a novel by Madame Pichler. Memoirs of Count Lavallette, written by
 himself.
 Six months in America, by Godfrey T.
 Vigne. Klosterheim, or the Nasque, novel, by
 the English Opium Eater.
 The Hill and the Valley, tale b7 Harri-
 ct Martineau.
 Travels in Peru, by Edmond Temple. Lafayette and Louis Philippe, by 5. Sar- rans,
 The Gentle Recruit, a tale, by the author
 Of the Saha!tern.
 Saratoga, by the same. A Family Tour in South Holland, by Coi. Batty. p Lives and Exploits of Banditti and Rob
 bers, by c Macfarlane.
 The Italian Exile in England, by Count 1 Pecchio. n Memoirs of the Duchess of St. Leu-Hor- 1 tense.
 Ionrnal of a Nobleman at the Congress 1 of Vienna. Letters from the Earl of Chatham to his Nephew. Editorial Notices, Poetry, Anecdotes, 'Sc- FOL. H-Wacousta, or the Prophe cy, ta,e of Detroit and Michillimackfnac, 1 by the author of Ecarte. Mrs. L.isl.ington's Journey from India 10 ! England. Rambies of the Naturalist, by Dr. God Life of Dr. John Leyden, bY Sir Walter Scott
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-27
vTrIItHI S. FULTON.

Fe have read a publication in the last s.,otte. over the signature of this gentle
 ... in reply to the report of the commit- }. or inc House of Representatives, and !. message of the Governor, published in ,. Iast Advocate. It is just such pro- aetion as might have been looked for.- s.tsad of a bold, manly and fearless de-
 ses. it is, like it's author, cold, feeble and .Rrle. The Judge seems to have taken ipht at the rounding of every period. In communication to the President and Beaber, he proposed no good end to result Bn the action of the Legislature. The bole upsbot of the matter is, he wanted the sgislatne to say that hs was qviss man I3 the Governor a fool.