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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
Rad THIS
~ Splendid E6rns,
2lS Acres of Bullskin Land.

AGAIN ~ MARKET.
NVitE subscriber, desiring % engage in tho
n mercantile business, again offers for sale
he valuable Farm, on the road from Charles
town to BattletowD, and near Mr.. Daniel
Iiaines' mill, containing 2ls acres, more or
less--Jl acre. of which arc In timber This
- hrst-Fute limestons land, ia n good state Of
cultivation, end has upon IL q hne growth Of
locust, With a good dwelling "a
house, splendidiy situated, ai,d - liz
I'll the necessary oat-buildings, kkEA
IN good state of repair, some
q of which IN fact are new. There
is we'll aad 60 ORCHARD near
90 The house. This property will BE-
- within mile of the rail road
am anxious 10 dispose Of the property,
and only want fair price, ard will ELI upon
such terms - cannot fail 10 enable almost
any person 20 purchase, as ! should only re-
qaiFe q small smOani 81 the purchase HsoDey
in haRd. Any person, u y presumed, vish-
ing "a purchase, will q course visH the pre-
mises. Nr. John %. ShovmRn, sho u the
present occupant, viii show the property 10
any person desiring to see q. Res furiher
paFticnlars, apply 10 the ssbscribeF. Anv
communfcaiion in writing, addressed ID lhe
subscriber, 81 Chayiestopn, post paid, viii BE-
promptly stisnded 10.
JANIS FLoRE.
Mount Pleasant, near ChsFicsiosn,l.s
JsferSon Co. We. Oct ~, 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

tJRGLNL9, TO WIT.
A Rales holdcn IN the Clcrks Ofise az the Cir
sS,. saPeIioF COssas ~ l.aw eel ChaReery Tor
gcher,oa County, tl.e FIRST Mosdsy IN Novens-
brr, 1883:
'''y-~'> iS''i'H'en, PIAiSrITF,
sfleAotas feung ed Lssa4rd Ssdlsr,
N CHANCERY.
WE defendant, Nicholas Young. not hav-
ing eptsFrd his spp~sras,se. s.a given sen
Fty acsosSinE ~ Tie aet % sase8iiy sr f- ruiz,
~ ihss courts sd Y apPeasihg 81 s.tssfssfo~,
evidences thst lse is MA i,l,sbitsri q t,s eo-
w; Y is ortered, Thai the said tefes,fsnf a
spPeaF herr he hrut day ~ the uext term so
seSses drs hin ~ tiic plsiaiiG. nad sii-s sot,v
q Ms ogsi~S ~ fosthvfti insrr,s, a sor,e 49,.
paper ppbiished ~ CharI~ssosu. Euv ivo naonsbs
excessively, ssd rssic,i ~ tse front door az H.
oo''st-Aou,s - u,e sasd tess - Chsriesioun.
a eopy-trst~,
Nov. n, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

NEW ooHCERW
J0Ibss ~: L@sse y Wtbb,
HAVE taken the well-known store-house
IL In Shcpherdstown, lately occupied by
Thomas e. Lane & Co. Whcrs they hare just
opened one Of the most extensive aud varied
assortmcnts OF
FIRE ST GOODS.
ever presented 10 tho public in this qssrssr.
Their stock embraces every description Of
splendid and substantial
DRY GOODS,
amongst which their Cloths, Cassimeres, Cas-
sinctts, silks and Calicoes, ere particularly
worthy OF attention. They have, also,
a sreR-assorfed aud f,aa stock Of SUPERIOR
Hardware and Cutlery,
And an abundant supply Of the very best
IRON,
from the Pennsy lvania furnaces. They have
also on hand, very superior lot OF
S.fDDLERT.
and their assortment Of GROCERIES is full,
and of the best quality.
Their present stock Of Goods Is particular
ly deserving the attention OF dealers, who
will find, ia the extensive and wcll-sclected
assortment, every ;hing which may be want
ed, either Of necessity or fancy. They in
vitc n call.
ShcPhcrdstcwn, Oct. %, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
I'm excellent oil Mill,

TWO cONMODIOUS
DWELLING HOUSES.
The yards and garden Of one Of them highly
improved--togeiher with several out-build.
ings OF different kinds.
A further description or said properly Is
deemed inexPedient, rs the purchaser will Of
course view it for himself IL IS confidently
believed, however, that tho various unusual
advantages, arising from its proximit to the
two great works Of internal Improvement, the
abundant supply Of country hides from the
Harpers-ferry market, the water power, &c.
combine To render Il the most eligible pro-
perry OF the kind, for a person or company
with good capital, to be found in the coun-
ty.
The property, being nnsuited 10 the occupa-
ton and management of widow and Young
children, will be disposed Of on very reasona.
bio terms, both as TO price and extension Of
credits.
For further particulars. apply either to John
Frame. at Harpers-F Ferry, or TO Andrew Hun
ter, In Charlestown, Va.
Nov. Z, 1893.
GJ'rbe IIsgcrstovn Torrh light, Frederick
town Herald and the Patriot sisd ChroneIc Hal
imor,., will please insert the Shove, once y v eek
ior one mo'th, and forward their accounts % this
office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
TAA0T or LAND.
LylSg and being IN the county Of frederick.
containing
Eha.ea EGaaaaAEase1R .4r..en

More % less, being the same tract u land
that the late stephen Mayors, purchased Of
William FROST, aid Was ieft By his Last will
snd testament 70 bis two sons, 1oha and SEE
phen Mayors. Part 81 this land IL cleared
and the balance wslltissbered. safe 10 take
place at O'Clock, ,. -.
The title 70 the above lad y believed 10
be iodispu,sble. but shall only convey such
a. y vested in nae By TIE trust deed aforesaid.
SiLAS OAk, Tgoiss.
Frederick Co, Nov. %, is13 -5t,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
TRUST RAx.u.

~ virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
~ stephen Mayors TO the subscribsF, a.
trustse--which deed bears date the 9th day
% June, 1893, and Is duly recorded IN The
CLERKS ofico Of Frederick county court, !
shall, for the purposes therein specified, pro-
eeed 20 sell, az public auction, foF cash be-
fore the door q Tay lof's hotel in " inches
ter, on Saturday hs 9lSf day # Dsesmbsr nexf,
oua-haif Of a certain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
wAszxxzSGTom OoU1TTR
BANK.

HJHisns-Port, Fsbrusry Isl, 1879.
"Ys Revolution Of the Board Of Directors
~ OF this Institution, the following scale
add rates have been adopted for tie govern
ment Of tie officers thereof, in receiving De DO
SITES OF money,to limite o account, subject 10
interest, via:
For dcpOsites payable sir
Spssssss afesy &ssHssd certi6- 1 per anouuu NJ
Gates shall be issued bear o~r cen,
tog interest - the rate
For dspossses payable
atasfy days 9Jlsg dezsaad, Ger. \ peP sonuv, "A
hheatss shall be issued bear a per cen,
ING interest at the rate
Ior dePoaites payable sir-
~ dsya sfleT dsmsad, certif- per as,nsm "A
Gates shall be issued bear nev ceos
ing interest II the rate
~ order,
:, GRO. n. MosHER, cssaG.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
Gerry for Jefferson county, Oetober sti, 1885:
Daniel Wei 'hrson. ............ PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
SuMstc! .NcfoherssH, administrator of John L.
.sfcl'hsrs>a, drct k,Aca VIC I1her son. lrgGiolr
Lse Grszs .fcI'herssB. iIftnf.
~ CMiv-CERY
~ORE than four months having elapsed,
lv.M since the Biii filed, and tie service of the
sabteaa in this cause upon the defendants Sam
uei Mephrrson aud Ellen McP,er.ou, and they
s,in taiiiag TO appear and answer, the Hill il ia
ken Tor eoafcsscd o. to them. And the cause
coming on 10 be heard, ,,is sab day Of October,
1883, 40 TO the other party, upon the bill er
OF The guardian ad Etcnf, who was appointed BY
the Court for that purpose, and exhibits vas ar
gued by counsel On consideration whereof, the
Court doth Adjudgr, order and decree that Master
Connaissioeer WosrnasroS do settle the adj
miniStration account Of Samuel Mcpherson, n
administrator Of John \. Aici'herson, deceased,
and do moreover call in ny pnhIe eTtisenIs,,t
snd take IN account OF tisc standing debts re-
ssaning un.niish,j, against the estnte Of the said
JuaF< a. MsPhessos, dsee-sed, which bind the
rHrt esaste Of said decedsai, aud ziso Of the an
4eai value Of @id real estAte--xtating all such
fassters IS be msy deem pertinent, or ~ may be
required 10 be stated By say Of said parties aud
make report TO this Court, ia order 10 final de-
cree. copy. Trste
ROBERT T. BROWN, c. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Lsssdl-"I do not knuw how you viii ~.
hsh II, !" said . rabsefiB4f, Who was owing "a,
couple OF dollars, "has shall venture 70
iosalt you, By ohsriag you dollar now,
which q all the cash I have By u.e." We
assured him thai no offence wss Eiven. and
that We would be perfectly willing 20 receive
such Insults every day. we always pocket
them. rPrf. O;..r.,v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05


@@ATSS% @Z%A%x05S
10 @sss SrOsss GseOrEeeOsvs,.
GLfctELsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.
HViiE undersigned will BE- prepared =.
= sooa a. the csDal shall b psFnaDentI,
navisabie, u transport
Flour and other articles.
70 and from Georgetown. BY way Of The Ca
ss'' upon tho lowest possible terms. The
Llous, &c. viii be received al their w.r.-
Mouse, a. this place, and viii bsfraDspor,sS
- boats 80 eonstructej ss eaectuaIly - pro-
act u frOm the weather.
-, We VII constantly keep on hard, SALT.
80 'Ha, &c. ubich WI - soid low for
?. O'BYRNE b co.
harpers-PsrsJ, Nor. "a, fs15.--2n.
81 tAs Wisss'rs,sr Virxiaiaa wili ts,s.. n
seFs ths seo's naosts, sad Gosvurd ~ s.-,'...,
" y. OH. a Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Ons @ Joastksu's .Muaekaussn,.-A Yam
Iee, IN eonvsrsatbon, was illustrating the mag
nifeent growth Of pine forests in the state of
Maine. Ansosg othsr Instances OF prolific
trees. he mentions one Of marvellous bulk
and stature. According To his account, q
half dozen wood cutters had begun one side
Of this tree, and bad cut with great vigor and
perseverance, for six months, when they de-
c'dcd 10 take spell on the opposite side
After hard days journey, r,ey reached tins
side-when, TO their great surprise, they dis
covered no less than dozen wood cutters,
who had been Justify at work for twelve
months there. The sight was so discouraging
that they concluded, says the story teller, %
give IL up a bad job. Nscerryyers Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

LSsyty Oh both s;dss.--A ragged militia OIL
Ger, and siili more ragged bandy-leggcd NJ.
gro, met at the bar Of a public house, where
the following conversation took place:-sCuG.
you're good honest fellow, and I like -
compliment q man what's lived IN hsssesi
life, IL he . black you shall take . eiass Of
Srink with me, co6.' wen, Captain, rs
very dry. 90 won1 DO ugly bout il some
nsgsers 70 too proud 20 drink Nth militia Of
AeeFs; bui when he sobsr NJ ji.s a. good a
AagsSr' specially il niggeFhary.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

~ rFsrg ds'sriPtion, foy isis 81 iAa Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

g.. :, GRO. n. MOsHER, cassG.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
Young ArChibaVd.

FBNHlS celebrated Horse will stand this season in Spott
syvana county, at the late residence of Daniel HYDE
decd six miles from Spoy vania Court house. and four
teen from Fredericksburg and probably stand of which
due notice will be given.
lie VIII be let TO mares at SO the season. discharged by
the payment OF SO within the season, 81 the single leap
TO be paid as soon the is pu-Isuranca SIG 10
be paid as soon is known that the oa and
twenty-five cents to the groom in all cases Season ia
commence the LIST of April, and expire on the 9Th OF
June Pasturage may be had at % per head for
each week Board for servants at customary prices
do not pretend 10 be liable for accidents though gre
care will betaken to avoid them.
PEDIGREE-Archibald was got by young Dare Devil
son OF the old impored horse, Dare Devil his by old
Spread Eagle, grand dam by the imported horse Star son
oil old Hghyer and brother 10 Sir Peter Teaze his
grand dam by Obscurty. of Eclipse, the power
iu aud speedy racer in England. Eclipse and Highyer
were never BEATEN drawn paid Forfeit they each made
their owners independent fortune by racing and an-
other by coveringtrom these Horses the Godo!-
phin Arabian have descended all the racers in the
world Archibald is beautiful dark bay, sixteen hands
high possessing superior action and high health and
condon he is warranted oal gette and his colts
are highly approved OF. WILLIAM SMALLEY.
RICHARD S. HYDE.
feo q 1858 S5-wtlstA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
NEW ADV EHeTISEMENTS.

EpY virtue OF Deed OF Trust from Benjamin T. Har-
nD rs, the subscribers will sell by public auction, 10
the highest bidder, at Hanover Court house. on the first
day oil February court next tract OF land, lying in
the county o. Hanover, Landlords Old Mill ON the
road leading TO Hanover Courthouse containing hun
dred and fifty acres; also the said Benjamin T. Harrs's
Interest in tract OF 50 OF land lying in the upper
end oil said county adjoining the lands of the estate of
Thomas Harris decd; which interest estate for the
lie oil John Gentry in twothrds of the said land and
lee simple estate in the residue; also the said BENJAMIN T.
Harris interest In his fathers estate. Terms sale
And at the house OF the said Benjamin T. Harris in
Tue county OF Hanover the 18th day February the
following property upon credit of six months viz seven
mules two horses three colts jenny, 5000 lbs of
bacon one carriage and harness. eight day clock
saddle and bride, 20 barrels of aud silver watch
n c. CRENSiIAW, )r,
JAMES LYONS, { trustees
February 2. S5-wt26thF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
HfCxAMO.vD IY4GA,Aa S.gTUks EERRUaRY.. lsaa
TiinhOleOn.

WIS avorite OF Sir Archy, will stand another
"A son IN Virginia Great efforts were made 10 obtain
him this year in New York South Carolina HAVING
hitherto, until the three past seasons stood n roa AZ
lance from us, chiefly in Alabama, other sections of
the remote South West the rcnown of his get is almost
confined in This region to the enduring fame of w ,sbno
tom Sally Walker and Sally Magee. His ret are now at
hoau OIL the iur IN Alabama will be recollected
was the best three year old of his year; he
beat the famed Henry, afterwards Ecpses most dis,in
gWsned conpeuiorand ran other capital races g. and
HIe meats, beating Childes, Tyro, sc. in the best
ume-Say Walker, it is well known was at the head of
inc iurt III 1927, winning at every distance beating
Ariel, Llnce, Janet, Betsy Ransom and all comnettor
sally magee OF scarce less flames the fall she was 3
years Old kept pace, being in the Same stable with Mon
eur onson in almost all his victories being beat only by
oay walker and has since maintained her reputation in
The west. After the fashion OF the day we will n,me
other vlctorS OF the get of Tmoeon that are not 50 we'll
known 10 US Hei the sire OF Cawthorn Molo Ticker
Defiance jackson, Norfolk, Micasanca, Cora . San,
Patches Pope's gr colt, Simmermans hey, Don Pedro
Betsy Smith, Festivals dam, Maria Jacksons sire, Sc
Sc in the Wes--ot Mason's Ratler The sire of Pneo
winner OF the Post at Fairfield and Of Sveens,
at Now Market-$2500 was refused for sally WakerN
ZoOo Tor one halt OF her colt Cadet and $1,000 for her
Warren. " N'
TimoeOn, now in ine health and vigor, will stand the
ensuing season. commencing the LIST OF February aud ex
P"s on me LIT July, at my stables. Loyds Essex
county, Virginia, distant 4S miles from Richmond: A
miles from Frodercksburg 40 miles from Hooes Ferry,
ana IL miles from TaPpahannock
Pasturage furnished gras-mares fed if desired AZ %
GENTS per day-servants sent with mares boarded gratis
no responsibility for accideats escapes but great care
- ei'"e'' ihe SUD cflper has well
loS so IN wheat and oats, tor grazing Moth
ing need be SAID OF limoleon's form performances as
oo'n are 100 wen known in Virginia Terms, $50 the
season. SD the single leap be paid before The mares
are taken from the horse, 500 insurance TO be pad as
soon as the mare is asccrtained in foa DR. John
Mnge, at whose plaRation he stood two seasonsA as
sures me mat he is an uncommonly sure ioal-geier
might annex ceruhcaes in confederation of tha above
but consider it unnecessary Gentlemen who seni
mares TO Inoeon, be assured that great care will be
laken 10 prevent accidents 10 either them or their foas
Having separate lots, the vicious and empty will be
kept separated from those with colts None with the dis
temper viii be received. HENRY a. TAYLOE
Oakley, near Lloyds,
Essex County, Va jan 81 sl-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
EarthenWare, China and GIaSS

TFENHOMAS J. BARROW & Co., Importers, IS Va
a ter Street .Ne,o York, receiving their Spring
lmpoHatons in the above line, comprising great
variety, OF the newest patterns, which offered to
Southern Merchants at the reduced prices possible
Tor the articles to be sold at In addition to the above they
have constantly on hand large and complete
gilt and plain Looking Glasses, at the lowest rates Hop
ing continuance OF the liberal support hitherto received
from our Southern friends have made every exerton
to lay ira stock OF the most desirable goods that mark
ct; and IT shall be constant endeavor to promote the
interest OF all who may favor with their orders
THOMAS j. BARROW & Co.
Importers, SS WGter Street, .Nt,c York.
New y ork, January, 1883. S2-5t
DO Tho editors Of the Wing Richmond Virrinian at Lynch
burg Spectator at stquno9 Inegencea Petersburg and
Aroma fredericksburg Nrgnan
folk at tincastle, Reporter
ton, Dauvile Reporter Washington Globe Intelgoner do and
Advocate at Charlottesville will publish the amount
Of 50 o. and send tie this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
January 10.

VALUABLE 81 OCK OF DRY GOODS AT cost.
FHNHE Co partnership OF the subscribers having expired
ID on the LIST inst by iis limitation, and being DESTROYS
to settle up their business possible they offer
their entire stock at prime cost, comprising large and
desirable assortment OF staple and fancy goods 10 which
they invite the attention OF wholesale and retail purcha-
sers. opportunity favorable for obtaining their
supplies rarely occurs. II. NELSON s. co
N. BIO person wishing to purchase the whole, or
ing and house would be rented lease or by the
year Jan. 20. TS2-2tw3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02

VHNHE Subscriber has decided TO break up his pana-
N ton called Elprado the Buffalo Knobs i'm
ke county, Missouri he finds far removed from
nun to be managed proiitlbly in doing So he knows
well he must necessarily submit himself great sacr
which he is prepared to meet The tract contains
5000 acres OF fine land; the situation is uncommouly
healthy and within ten or twelve miles of the Mssssp
pr kiver and cost him Ii years ago, six thousand five
hundred dollars He is willing take the sum for
now, and to throw in the stock TOOLS agricultural i'm.
piements, &c &c, together with all the improvements
which, at considerable cost he has been making for the
last thirteen years These include large farm with
crop OF wheat seeded thereon orchard MILL dwelling
house, wes negro houses for slaves tobacco houses
aud every other Necessary out-house. To person
wishing TO INK himself comfortably in Missouri, iavora-
BILE opportunity Of doing so may not again present il
many years the estate Sold it will be rent
ed out, and the slaves stock, sc. &C., sold or removed
The subscriber will go the west as soon as the sea-
son VIII permit and proposes 10 spend the month March
at Elprado, and will then be ready attend TO any calls
that may be made upon him. The payments for this pro-
perry can be mace to suit the convenience of the purcha
SER II well secured, and the interest regularly paid.
/. A. COLES
Albemarle JAN 23d. 1898 ca Q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02

NOTICE-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to
~ the subscriber by Doctor Joseph S. Baker and wife
and Of record in Chesterfield and Prince Edward County
Courts, for the purpose OF securing debt therein peci
fed shall the 18Th day of February, 1888, Prince
Edward Court House, OF being Court day,) sell TO the
highest bidder Tor ready money, certain tract, piece
parcel OF land lying and being in the said county Prince
Edward, containing sixtytwo and two third acres be the
same less, adjoining the lands Of Benz II Price
Henningham c. Anderson and Agnes w McRobert
being the land allotted to Mrs Baker upon the division oil
her fathers estae.Acting Trustee will convey suc
title as vested in me- such, which believe be un
questionable. JOHN Ii. GOODE Trustee.
January 81. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
VENHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing

THNHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
III
JANUS at CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE.
RINALDo with Major Rice at FARbIvGLLE
BLACK WARRIOR in the County OF CAMPBELL.
PEACOCK at MIR. TRAVIS BRooCRs, in the County
of Charlotte. near MosELEY's Ferry.
WILDFIRE at Cor. WSf WooDs's, in tho CoUNTY
OF ALBENfARLE,
Aud GAsCoIGNE near Petersburg.
Particulars in the bills.
Gascogne will be let any thorough bred mare or any
breeder OF winner gratis. Unexceptionable testimony
will be required to the blood of the mare in every in
stance and the expenses Of any such from a dis
lance ont OF the State will be paid
Janus also will be let the same terms TO any Of the
following
Merino Ewe-Ariol-The dam Of Sir Charlcs-Reality
The dam OF Clara Fsher-The dam Of Coier-Sally
Hope or her dam--Kate KearDey.
None Of these horses will cover higher than twenty five
dollars, dischargeable with twenty IL paid within the
son, which will commence Vaehdne's day February
~ and end on the day Of the month in July
Mares may be fed, If required with corn twenty five
cents day. and charge will be made Tor servants sent
with them. The pasturage near Charlotte Court House
and Farmville is Of the first quality very extensive and
well walered, and the public may be assured that at
en0n will be spared the part Of Mr. CarGwell or Ma
jor Rice. The other agents named believed to be
equally responsible but shall not hold ourselves liable
for accidents escapes Mares insured If requred-the
money be paid in every instance when the is
vered be returned in case she shall prove not In oa
JOHN RANDOLPH Of Roanoke.
January 25. S2-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02

FENO UNDERTAKE ERS.-Pursuant TO an order of the
n County Court OF Hanover, the Commissioners there
In named, will receive sealed proposals until the second
day OF the next February Court for the repairs the old
and the building OF new JAIL and the removal and
pairs Of the Jdlor House, for the said county, with
brick enclosure around the Jail plan of the ne w
JAIL and its enco5ure, and bill OF the repairs may be
at the Hanover Clerks Office at any time
The Proposals must be left the Clerks Office of the
county, and endorsed " Proposals" &c.
Hanover Court House. January L. Silt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02
BY RaTCsaaE n COOK.

oar The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally,
week the
Price, the same cooiore Five Dollars payable in
Notes of shnrecd banks ony) will
eeved payment. safety remit,
ting them by MALL tho postage of all being paid writer's
No will be discontinued but
Ed,os until all arrcarages have been paid
& Whoever will tho payment of papers,
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 Ono less first insertion
90 No
assumed by n this its nvirons