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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11
LFNCHBURG& SALEM TURNPIKE CO
pANT

we omitted 10 state in our last rnpcr. (nd'sdI
VIC hnd not room for I'D that Il meeting ofis1
stockholders of the Lynchburg and Salem Turn'
PIKE Company was held ut the Franklin Hold, Oh
he bih INST, and that resolution had been adopted
oy them, directing the extension Of their Turnpike
rom tue POINT now finished 70 the town Of Salem 4
n'e,uort county, aSfeeabiy to the origin design
INC CemPany,as lie name imports but which drss'l
''s oeeh ht9"ro frustrated by a variety of causes
- ~ s'H'e" mat HE most vigorous measures w'o "
adopted 10 carry his determination INTO imnr'NAt,
eHec ~ We have no dolbl that Il hprove equal !
oehehclai to the interests of the Company, ana 10y
III. prosperity OF the line of country interested 10
It's contamination.
he Board of Directors for the ensuing ycar' afe'
om''hson H. DAVIS, Esq. President, and John Nj
Warwick William Radtord, Henry, DAVIS, Ben
Jann A. Denald, and John w. Holt, Esqfs' VI
rectors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

The December Term Of tbs Court commenced
on Monday, The LIST December. Presea' Judges
William Daniel, Allen Taylor, Lucas p. Thomp--
son, William Leigh, James f. Brown, james Sem
pie, and Richard ~. Bakcr.
The case Of Mr.. Ran lolph's VIII was continued
10 the next Term-some OF tho witnesses being all
sent.
The Court will probably adjourn to doy or Mon
day lRict Eaq Dtc. q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

II we op2fehcnd, from synopsis Of the Nv
port recently adopted by the Subscribers TO stock y
the james River and kanawha Company, IN N.Y.
awha county, in the last Richmond ComperJ Y"
they istend to Withdraw their subscriptions ~
moSSe, II the present charter be adhered 10 hn'
II %, the scheme must of course fail They Tan.
the ground that The capital stock pro, Jcd by ','''
t"after VIII not complete the improvements 'a,,"''
than from Richmond 10 the eastern base oIhe D'''
Ridge. and hal they do no. deem i, their duty OF W.
leiest TO invest their capital in a work when %"
confer on them no. special advantage. They ''u
however, that :the Lessla ure will anlehu Wv
ehai'er SO as TO secure the completion OF inc W.T.
rom one extremity 10 the other, the Kanawoa ~. IN
Sc'ibeis will render their subscriptions Vau' w..
exert themselves for the enlargement Of the fe''s
ces OF the Company.--Thc truth u.s. this IS wv, =.
OF such vast magnitude that, if it ever be COW
a. u must be done, in our opinion, otherwise v"
by JOINT stock company.
The Small Pox has broken out in Ina, -.
ton hanawha county) Twenty cases nav. u.r
'ho 81, "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

n. ..,,.n.d In extra session dur'g The summer.
Ths s,nco.. Of an extra session should not we'sh
=. roarber 10 the balance, compired with the Jan
ger Of enuu,.ing the war-makiag power IA I'M, Inc
hand. of such man as Andrew Jackson, WIN
~ hou the exercise OF authority seems TO be the ne
ces.ary consequence Of it. possession. W.
We have no. loom for farther remark 'a-a'y W. W.
o. opo.s. however, to Discus. two or three Of the
leading topics Of the Message hereafter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

The Indian agent IN Florida. Gen. Thompson,
has recently held talk with the Indian, in hat ter
rnory, Tor the purp pose of making arangem 'nts pre-
pa'aory 10 their emigra'on 10 the West. 1t ap
pears that they have refused to raufy the treaty
heretofore mada with them, and one and all hAv
declined TO 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

The Germantown Telegraph says. that Mr..
John {. Craig has purchased Iom Capt. Slorktcn
OF New Jersey, the horse SHARK, for fifteen Hou-
sand dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

Mr.. Persico's Statues OF War and Peace have
been safely conveyed to the Rotnnda Of The Ca
pito where they now deposited IN the cases in
which they were Shipped We presume they will
be opened and exhibited in short time
Ale1. GdS.
The full length Portrait OF WAsuNGroa, o.dered
by the House of Representatives has b en- fniriud
and placed in the pannrl of the hall opposite the
Portrait OF La FAYgrrE. fD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

The trial of the persons charged with burning
the Convent nj Chatesown will commence al
Leechnercs Point on Tuesday morning A. . ..
clock, TO be continued fro day tn day unl, II is lin
Ishcd. Workmcn are engaged in making some al
'oratlons IN the Court House for the better convc-
n'encc ol the nullence. We told the parties
ea,m tho right of being tired ono At a time. II
this is allo we'd thcm there Is winters work before
tho Court. DDstoi Alas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

A letter from Columbia 6. ca ofthc eth ut
mentions report of tho death Of the lion. Wa.
req r. DAVIS, Member of Congrcss of tie second
district.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

II we hear nothing father The rumore1 con.
, e. Of the Rev. E. X. Avcry-,nd We ,okc !;
0' granted that there was no foundation for il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

WASHINGTON COLLEGE.-The 1.oxi,
70" wa U"'on Of the 9Th inst. informs ne Inn,
cfo'essor Vethake, ofthe city Of New York md
o'", fy Profess in the University of that into
~. "aS neen elected Pres dent of Washington Co.cge
y 'ne trustees OF that insttu ion. It's M, ve,
N"oWh whelher no will accem the anno1ntnan,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

The Pr ates--rhc C,rcui, Court was opened
at Boston on Monday morning, and the seven men
recently convicted Of puacy were brought IN TO
cc,ve the sen,encc Of the Court. "A motion was
made 10y their counse for new triul The Court
Adjourned TO Monday nex for the purpose of con
sdcring the nioionlhc reasons for which are IN
the mean time TO DC submitted TO the Judge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

W Inc Richmond Enquirer extols the " mo.
ae'"f'0" OF the Presidents Message, r., yr
me '~ar-denouncing' tone agains, France and The
o.'er assault upon the Bank II This he n .,n,Ia
v. me rr saenfs " moderation" Heaven preserve
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

You may rely on the following news On the
9Th and 33th October, Iumacarrc guy attacked
Two divisions of The Queens troops, in he plain be.
tween Savatc,ra and Vuoria. Afer ii Thing
from sunrise 20 sun set, the two Christine dv-
sons--composcd the first of 5000, the other Of 1000
men, were completely routed, Gen. O'Doylc the
commander of one OF the div isons and his brother
were taken prisoners and instantly shot. The Car
Isis took 1900 prisoners 700 Christmas were XII
led, and more Than 700 wounded. The whole of
the ammunition and baggage fell into the hands of
the vIcors, along 18th the coors Of the 9th reg.
ment of the line, and seven pieces of artillery The
greater part of The arms of both divisions were ta-
ken by the Carlists. The Ch,istnos fled in dis
order TO Viuoria followed by their opponents, Tho
dragged them from the very walls of the CITY
Zamal'carreguy in 4 despatch to Don Carlos,
speaks highly of Zabals and Valdcspinn, who were
constantly To be seen IN the hottest part of the battle
He further states that ii IS his rtenton to attack
the main body OF The enemy, commanded by Orro,
on the 29ih or 3o,h and that he has placed fifteen
baitaions and two reg Iments of cavalry in advan-
tascons positions Should l. adds this brave fcl
low, be this day victorious the road to Madrid is
open to your Majes,y.'
This affair took place in the open plain and not
in the defes of he mountains. Ii is probable you
will have more dc as 10 morrow.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Nov. TO-
C5tlon.-Thc demand has been extremely ami
mated throughout the LIST week, and market CLOSED
on Friday with great frmness, at nm advance OF
sdat per ID. on the common TO fair qualities of A
arean whilst in the good and fine descriptions
'herc IS scarcely any Improvement. Brszd con
t'nned neglected until Friday, when Pernambuco
was IN good feques, and sold freely utiast week,
prices Su'at and other kinds arc without atera
ton.
The business in Tobacco Lss been limited to l3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

IT nc Maryland papers are not very wcu
re''ou WIN uoV. iazselFs remarks, relating 10
I"1 eo"'o'efsy ostween that State and V,rsini.
INC J'u'na's cflt'cizc his singular Identification
OF small slip of territory with state soyerc,,,n,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11

The presidents message was delivered 10 the
express rider al Washington about 20 inmates past
IL o'clock, on Tuesday, aud brought ~ Baltino.e,
thirty SIX miles, ~ one hour and folly Two minutes,
by Stockton and Stokes cxpress-af 10 minutes
PAST o'clock the rider for tho cast passed dawn
Market street. and arrived at PLila1elphil, one hun
dred miles at Two minutes befor" 9 ocloe kline
from Washington 70 Pthiladelphl II 32m-dlsance
10 miles And proceeding eastward at 8 o'clock
the message was IN New York at o'clock A. NJ.
On "Wednesday he time froai Washington being
ia i0m--dislance 225 miles. Niles Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
seplenlhef %

THNHE LAW SCHOOL At FREDERICKSBUR
a will commence its Session. on Monday, the 81 Of
next November, and will terminate Tie latter end Of
March, 1885. The exercises IN Ills School (as hereto.
ior) consist mainly in tie study Of lie approved text
books, With critical daily examnatons, accompanied with
oral expeditions and Illustrations Of tie subjects under exs.
imitation by the Teacher Experience Of several years
has shown that these exercises much efficient
means oil legal instruction Than the ransoiy impressions
made by course OF Lectures The text hooks used will
be Biaekslones fuckers and Kenfs Commentaries and
Cruises Digest The Virginia Student should provide
himself with laie's Digest The fec 10 the instructor
$50 70 be paid IN each before admission tie School
Boarding may be had IN town upon very reasonable terms
say from SO 10 $l2 30 per month"; exclusive only Of
iue and washing; which may be procured for very
dera'o prices The whole expense and sb0ve the
tuition fee, will not probably exceed S75 for the session
Of about i've months JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX
September 5. s5-1N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
September 10.

THtHE TioeJM Session Of my Seminary for Youths
II VIII commence the 18th October, 1854 at Sully
IN the county Of Failax close on tic 18th Of tile fol.
loving August There II be no vacation except from
TIE 10Th OF August 10 the 15 Of October The course
OF instruction comprises, Eug.h Lain French Compo.
slon civil History, the Elements Of Natural aud Moral
Fhliosopy, Anthueiic, Algebra, the Elements OF Gee
merry, we "'o1es Book keeping dnl the Evidences OF
ChIisuanty few hours OF each day vii! be employed
~ tue kitchen and Hover garden nursery aud vine ward:
heso valuable aud useful enplOyments have from ex-
penence found highly beneficial aud delightful to NY pu-
p aud TO have superseded iondness Tor those games
and amusemeb's, whci lay the foundation of MANY Rad
habits ~ At ~ life The discipline is siiic and parental
The most sedulous attention II paid 10 the morals and man
nefs OF ny pupils, who all reside in NY family and form
part OF H. Tie number is limited, enabling me IN rav
proper attention TO each aud TO study aud aap m, in.
shucuoh 10 tieir pectye characters aud CAPABILITIES at
me same ume, that is sufficiently numerous 10 form an
agreeable and weIlordered community within ourselves
he charge Tor tho scholastic year OF ten months il on,
hudfed ahd MY dolias, payable half yearly advance
ior board washing, ire, candles aud tn:on. No deduc
non u made Tor sbsence; aud none are admitted for
shorter period than the scholastic year for which lhev
have entered. Zach pupil furnishes his own patrass
bedding and towels; such desire H. can lie furnished
With nii rass and bedding At six dosrs per session
Books sud Stationery, II requested, will be furnished AZ
the Booksellers prices Tor cash Such Of nv Giends AZ
may this advertisements will confer on me- ter s.,
recommending NY Institution 10 these who have sons +,
educate here repeat, That shall again return o
NY former residence on the tide water.
Letters Postpaid, directed at S0llg ION the STAGE
ROAD rom the District to WDchesler,) ClsnnIy posf-
ed To-. Wal RREN5r ~
September 10. ss@,isbN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

q 7 REAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH.
IN lONABLE ARIlCLES.-The subscriber has made
arrangements sell his present stock OF elegant vaua
Die goods, on az moderate terms posbe they are
to be surpassed by any merchant in the State
Let be undersooh ha every thing Is OF the best qua
y and univ ersay allowed TO be the handsomest assor
nent IN Richmond IL is necessary that The stock Of
Fancy Goods should be disposed of before ether arrange
mems are entered into which under consideration
The ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and its vicinity
will do well TO all and view he above extensive
OF useful aud ornamental articles.
CHARLES HORN, Agent
September g. 369u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

HNDUCATION.-Th Trustees Of the Lagrange Aca.
u denies wish to employ lady competent TO give in
slrucon ia the usual branches Of female education in
clulng Music and Drawing A knowledge OF the French
AMI Italian would be a recommendation
Lagrange il beautifully situated in .aubfous densey
populated, aud desirable negbbnrood The fees at
fl little short OF $4,000 per Unque sonabe tes-
hmonels OF character and qualifications will be required
Address TO e undersigned Lagrange, Fsyelc Tennes-
see, post paid
BY order Of the Bosrd.
G. NICHE, Secretary.
September 10. 3o-lg,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
by RlTCasIE & COOK.

1y- ENOURERis published twice week. generally end
three during OF the
the heretofore, Five Dollas payable d
Notes OF chartssed paying banks (ony) will be
eoived in The Editors will tho safety ofemit
mail the postage all
will be discontinued, discretion Of the
Editors, until all arrearagcs have bcen paid up.
Whoever will the Of nine shall
ia the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Insertion each
until either psido
o assumed bv this citt its environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
rEyo TnE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF VII

TENO THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF YIR.
n GlNlA.-Ibe attention OF the School Commission
ers OF the State isrespecty invited the following ob.
legations imposed OH them by law viz
L. 1T is their duty 10 h ID annuAlineengs al the Court
Houses oil their respective Counties corporate on
the first day OF the Courts of the said counties or corpora
uons, TO be holden in the OF October majority
OF the whole number is requis to ioin Board for the
transaction OF business.
q AT the meetings so to be held, 10 examine, correct
and settle heir Tfeasufers accounts up the 3O of Sep.
TENDER preceding; 10 prepare their reports and 10
transmit to The Clerks Of their Courts the said accounts
and reports (Which must be in the form pescribedJ in
line Tor the lransui.soD of certified copies thereof 10 the
Second Auditor, by the LIST day the ensuing Session
the General Assembly.
. M said meeting, thereafter possible 10
elect Treasurer and Clerk, for the year commencing the
lst Of January thereafter, aud
a. To adopt such regulations, not inconsistent with law
as VIII enable Them To conduct their proceedings for
ensuing year, actively and Systematically
As the forms prescribed Tor the use Of Tic School Com.
mssoners, together with abstract Of the laws relating
TO The educalon OF poor children have been in The hands
OF the School Commissioners since the Spring OF 1920
tee is pow gwen. that siIict compliance il them will
be hereafter insisted UPON previous the payment Of the
quota Vi The year following hat Tor which returns are
due
o." Those boards 81 School Commissioners who have
failed prepare aud transmit according TO law 10 tie
clefks u their respective courts u their prOree
ings during he year ermina ing The SO September 1888
also notified, dat uuiess that day be performed with
out further delay necessarily be taken 10
recover liie legal penalties imposed 10 such cases
}. BROWN, IT, 2nd AuGr,
Aud Sup. iify Fund
September % lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

BpOYD'S TAVERN FOR RENT.-This we'll known
y Tavern and Farm, will be offered for rent on the
10Th day OF October 10 the highest bidder for
year. possession given the t January. lS35I stands
at ,he FORK OF the Three Noched and River road leading
TO Richmond, ten mics South East of Charlottesville
Further particulars The day Of renting.
JAS. NJ. BOYD, For himself and others.
september ly. 30-u5O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

THNHE ELM-wOOD SCHOOL will again open on
M the lsl OF October. The branches Taught will be
the English Grammar, the arts OF Reading, Wiling De-
canaon and Composition, Grography, with the use Of the
Globes aud Book keeping; Greek Latin aud NJ Athena
'cs ia NIL its elementary branchesa-o, Moral Pho
ply, with the Evidences of Christianity, tie Elements of
Natural P losophy general History, aud Bees-Ieltr
Revision OF studies. will be weekly xanin,lions
qparetly-ai each OF which, Lectures will be delivered
on appropriate subjects. Reports viii then he sent 10 pa
rents aud GUARDIAN the following heads; Department
Diligence, and Progress la Studies and Moral advance
menL
The terms are-Fo ion and board, including diet
bed ';d bedding, ire candles and washing. during the
scholastic year OF 10 mouths aud payable half yearly m
advance, $i5O Bosrd for each pupil who remains dur
Ing August aud September. the only vacsion, 1926.
Schoisrs will be received at any age, bnt uo for less
term ban 10 months They may enter at any season. and
viii DO charged only from tie time of entrance All ne
ces.sry Books and Stationery, will be supplied for each
al Tie wholesale prices. On the OF health long x
petnee warrants he assertion, that no Situation In viz
GINA, IL superior 10 Flu " God.
JAMES NJ. GARNETT
Essex county Va
80 s. Letters postpaid, aud directed Ito Loreuo Post.
Vnce, WIZ be Immediately answered.
October T. 4fst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

EAQUELIN p. TAYLOR has received from Lon
% don, Liverpool New York. his Fall Supply CON
slstng oil The usual variety OF English French India and
American Dry Goods.1he of articles ouia-
BILE or the general trade OF Wholesale and retail in
city, as more extensive than usual, and having been pur.
chased with care aud upon the best terms, offered
sale upon as favourable conditions any house in the
city In his stock al seasonable goods will be ound,
amongst other articles, large supply of Brussels ply,
kiddermnsler aud other cafpelings.
September %. AO-I0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

EpOANoKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-The an.
- y nua meeting Of the Roanoke Navigation Compsnv
Vemoer next A. JOYNER
September 30. 42-a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

ISIS MACKENZlEs SEMINARY viii h. -.
;lVa opened the 1t October for the reeentioo =,
ooa'ders and Day pupils. She thankfully scknorIoSs,
ner obligations 70 the public Tor the preferences eiveo ~ Re-
seminary, ana truly DESTROYS merit its continuance arc
n sgs'eu neiher pains expense 10 secure 10 her or,
education '' '0'u'' on" hoeral
September 10. 40 g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

NOIICE "A very valuable Saw aud Grist Mill with
30 acres OF Land adjoining thereto viii! all their
aPpurenances, aud large lce-Iouse thereon within
miles oil f'ehmond in Henrco county, aud four valuable
Slaves, for sale
by virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the 10Th De-
cember, 1890 TO the payment of sunry sums of
money, Glue by bonds aud therein menOned) Richard
Gregory oil Ches'e III county, which deed as been du-
W recorded in H"ndco County Court Office shall pro.
coed TO sell, al public auction, the premises, the
~ day OF October next Tor ready money, the said
n' AMI ice-housc, aud lard aforesaid with their appnr.
tcntnces, aud the said slaves or, much Of the said
properly ~ VIII be sufficient 10 satisfy AMI pay the said
kcbard Gregory the money Aforesaid due him TO-
geiher with the growing interest thereon and he costs
O executing this trust The title papers, whch believe
to be perfect, will be exhibited the day sale but
shall convey such tile only il vested ia me- trustee
RICH'D c. WORKMAN, Trustee
Sept. 10. 30-tIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

a NENfRAL HOTEL FOR SAiE.-This very vaiua-
~ Oe Establishment, now occupied 10y Col. Ward il
situated III The town OF Charlottesville, the main Turn
pike 'oad aud not more than $50 yards from the Court,
mouse square and about the centre Of the town. The
building large aud commodous, containing between %
aud 80 rooms, with large brick stable mt lately built
Wen OF excellent water, and good Ice house and other
necessary ont houses.
The above property will be offered for SALE ON the pre
misses, on Tuesday the 4li day Of November nex on
credit OF ene wo and three years ing from
'he dale Bond, with approved y, aud deed of
,fu'' upon the property, will he required more salts
factory description OF The property be had by appca
a. 10 either Martin Dawson Garrett E.u,,
Sept 9. [36-td] JOHN WATSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

III lFE INSURANCE OFFIcE.-For eompar,,;ve.
~ y email snm-say $40 66-10O on SIO0O-the sller
o. iamy' AZ the age Of thirty years, and proportion
NJ other periods Of bis lille, may secure handsome com
potency Tor his iAuhy Application to be made as above
JOHN o. LAY, dgenf
Richmond, Sept 30 l1 y.s 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
Fresh FAN & winter Dry Goods.

~ ME SHIP Tally. H0 Just arrived from Liverpool
n has brought (wiih The exception OF 10 or IL parkage
our enttTe importation Of FALL .A.N'D fFLNT'ER
GOODS, which is large and general aud will be landed
uery ertensire SUPPLY Of fmeyedn Cotton and Uooen
Ooods-msny OF which being bought early in the Sum
ner are cheaper than such goods be had. Our
supply Of Fancy GOods, Also will be quite good by the
Isl OF September. These receipts, added 10 large sup
ply oil Staple aud Fancy, European India and American
Goods bought or imported during the past Spring, Tor the
most part IN original papers and packages aud in fine
der and as cheap similar Goods how be obtained
VIII constitute the largest supply have had
une, aui such an think will be found worthy
Ihe attention OF town aud country Merchants irou
virginia The purchase and impoi tson of 40 large sup
ply IN the very embarrassed state in which the country
has been, have required about grea, efforts have
ever made The whole undertaken aud ELF cted from
desire and determination OF meeting any demand which
might be experienced here aud in the hope, the
portaon Tor the Fall expected 10 be light, that the
adventure would turn TO good account. Our negLbors,
100 we are glad TO perceive, (anj hch take leave
menon are now and will be in the receipt Of considera
o'e supplies and WILL we are uuite aud all, 10
make the Inducements To all who may come here to pur-
chase as great az they be made. We have said
ON this subject than should have done, because in
umaiions we have received that rom the vey embarass
ed state oil commercial aas, apprehension had arisen
In The county, that there would no goods of
consequence received here oE the Faand Tor the pnr.
pose oil Informing those lao have generally gone TO Ntic
foT6' but who from the appearance Of the cholera there,
even IN the slight degree in which il exists may be
deferred from going there this ason they may
mere, expt citing 10 lind, only goods they
VIII need bu, at prices, trust that will give general
sal'iacuon AZ soon as we have opened GUod-,
iuiler advertisement will appear.
+. s. ]. 8. JAMES s. co.
aug. ~ 3l-l61 Market Square, Richmond