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Friday. AprH %.
IN SEN ATE.


The Vice President laid before Ihe Senate a report from
the Secretary OF War. covering a communication from he
Indian Department, in reply 10 a resolution Of the Senate,
OF the 3d Of Marcel, last.
MIR. Webster presented a memorial from 5000 citizens
OF ontario county, N. York, against the removal of the
deposltes; which, after debate, was referred TO The Com.
miuee Oh Finance.
Nr. Clay presented the proceeding and resolutions of a
public meeting in the district of Hanover, in York county.
Peonsylyania, against The removal Of the ~deposiies. There
was considerable debate on tbe. presentation of these pro.
%ceedings, in which Mr.. Clay, MI. Forsyth, Mr.. Mexican,
aud MIR. Brown participated; when,
On motion OF Mr.. Nilkins, who desired time 10 SUNNY
himself with a copy Of Gov. Volts message concerning
the Bank, aud with the consent OF Mr.. Clay the subject
was laid on ihe table.
Leave having then been obtained,
Mr.. Poindexter. om The Committee on Public Lands
reported bills for the relief Of John Giro, and Absalom
Lyncb, which we're seyefaly read aud ordered 10 a Sc.
cond reading.
Mr.. P~oindexier reported several bills from the House,
which had heeD referred 10 hat Committee.
Mr.. White, from The Committee on Indian Affairs. 70.
ported a bill Tor the relief OF The widow aud heirs OF Can't.
william Royal, deceased; which was read aud ordered TO
a second reading.
Also, a report on the petition Of Bissell Phelps; which
was ordered 10 be printed.
Also, several bills from the House, which had been re-.
ierfed 20 that Committee.
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Monsieur En,ee0s,

&M I'LL stand The ensuing season, al nv stable in the
" county OF Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
chnohd and Petersburg and within one mile of Moolv
ayern-he now at his stand ready to servo mares a,
SOY The season, payable 1st August next when !,
VIII expre-$lOO insurance, payable as soon as tho
mare i known to be in foal parted wh-one dollar 10
we groom IN every case Large and very extensive mas
turagc sown in small grain expressly for mares e with
'ne morse separate lots Tor aud colts MANY new
stables Tor hemn bad weather, board servants
hose sending from distance if convenient will send
servants WIN their mares that they may be attended to
agreeaoy TO their own Instructions Mares fed if reouir
co. al 20 cents day. no responsibility accidents or
cdpes' out every precdution 10 preventthem
GEORGE w. JOHNSON
PEDtGREE.-JE0nsicur Tonsol WAS bv paco,.t no
oy inc imported horse Citizen, he by Pacolet of England
he by Blank, and Blank by Godopin Arabian his Il I'm NV
oP Gallant he by Gaian Gallatin by imported Bedford
&c &C., his grandam by Grey NJ eJey imported Oscar
imported Fearnomg &c.--Monsieur Tonson ia the ,li
brother OF Sir Richard Henry and Champion-Sir Ri.
cha and Champion hive be superior race horses
and have been beaten
Monsieur T'onS0, has made Hin,seLc so ,,,U ,,o |,
ms tnTlUdHed achievements the tuf as TO render I'm,
her nouce unnecessary Those who desire 10 see a more
detailed account OF hspedigree performances arc
ierreu 10 sknner's Turf Register January No 1881
H0nsieW T0nsOns colts have sold at very rb priccs
saw their improvement, lac having had last fall more win
ners Than The get OF any other horse in Amcrcatbe hes,
evidence however, OF my opinion of him is that 1 maid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him
c,,cu OF w. X. JOHNSON.
C"S''o'He'u' ON rtOTuaTy, 1851. S0-u
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Hrcc-hs5la Races.
April Is.
NW LIZ commence the 22d day OF April inst. nd con
w tihue tour days.

w LIZ commence the 22d day OF April inst, nd con.
w tihue four days.
DAY.
Sweep'takcs, mile heais-.utrance 800 half orf;,
Subscribers
Charles. ' ua"' Wy
Ho;spur. P' 60 Wy
a., .; Peter Lyons names gr (. by Gohanna dam Peace
A. J.. W. peterborough names or. C. by Ho.spur
o. l.. w. Chanberlayne names b. T. by (;oIsnna
% john NJ. Bolts names b. c. BY Gohanna dam hv
Hal - o"'""'' Jam ny
thomas Whetworh names b. C. by Merlin
Archy y 'O"'""'' Jam ny
U. "m Calf names b. C. by Gohanna, dam by Buster
SECOND Day
sweepstakes, mile hess entrance S50O-forfeit 5000
Subscribers.
l. WIN VIM names lonson fly, cut OF Watts Ar
chy mare. ~ -'
z; John p. White names b. f. by Young TruGle. dam
by Phsntom. ' "
g: VIM II. Johnson namos Medley fily, out of Maid
A. John ~. Bolts names Rosaic Soners bv Charles
dam Mischief - 'e''
lhere Poststake open, be run the same Jv mia
meats Tor three years od-entrance SIOa play or nav
now Two subscribers, and close the Ilh of
or more 10 make race. "
THIRD DAY.
PROPRIETOR Purse $500, two mile heats
FOURTH DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $ 1000. four mile heats
April l5 III
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AND FOX SALE-By virtue Of decree pronounc.
ed at Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law and Chance.
~ ned al Tie Courthouse in tie town Of Petersburg on
" fd"esd'y, The l4ih day OF November 1892
henry Nimmo VIM llouder, Benjamin Buckley, Ed.
ware Homer, WIN. Coahupc, Ambrose Gilbert King.
~ - """e'' Pits.
bhzAbeih Gihson and Robert Preston, son OF - Pies.
'o' ana Hannah bis wife, formerly Hannah Gibson both
OF WHOM are now deceased, aud w IN. Coquhoun, Dcits
sha1 sell at public sale, TO the highest bidder for
Ieauy money, on the 2Sh day OF June next, at the
about six miles OF the Springs aforesaid, and situated
u me county OF Monroe the waters Of Indian Creek
ana Won Creek; one tract containing 1890 acres. Tie
oSr no (naVi0g been appointed by the Court sfoIe
said, Commissoner) The lille is thought TO he inIisn,,
taOle Given under hand, this Ist day Of March Iss
March II. Iot 'c.
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HpLOoD HORSES For sale by .a,c,;on--u.,..
the direction OF the Proprie,ors Of the "Vs.o York
Course L. l., on Friday 81 May 1881. a, II o'cIoek A
nj The following Blood Horses viz:
- No 1. Brown Coli, Entre) years old on the 30
OF May next -periect--go, by Henry dam Ostrich bv
american Eclipse, grand dam Garland by Duoc dam
f0ung Dainsel by ianil,ouian, & dam Miler's Dam
se'-,he dam Of American Ec'ipse-by Messenger gggg
who was by English Eclipse.
NO soirel FLY, years old on the l4h of Nav
nes.-Perlsct-go by Tslma, full brother TO Alice Grey
dam Ostrich, whose pedigree is given under No. /
No. .: BY Colt (Entre) years old ON the 9Th Of
arr,I, is3i-pereet-got by American Eclpsc-dam
"af,anu' whose pedigree is given under No. L.
NO By Colt, (Enfire) years old on the ooh
AAfn'; lsS4-pereet-go, by American Eclipse, dam
Grasshopper by imported Roman grand dam Garland for
No. g. sOrrei Co GcntireJ years oil, on the Eth If
May next-perfect-got by Henry. dam Garland, see
No. 6. The Brood Mare Ostrich with coli Of Andrew
ey her sde-perlect-9 old the I'd Of May next
Tor pedigree see No. 1. '
- No. I! The b God marc Grasshopper, with a colt of
Henry by her side per iect--see No. for pedigree
NO. g. The brood mare Garland with colt OF Henry
oy her siIe-rerect-l7 years old this springor pe.
NO o. The brood mare Dove, with colt of Andrew nv
ioundered some years ago in other respects
per'ee. ~ years old this spring Dove got by Du.
roc-dam komp was full sister NIiller's DamseI the
dam oil American Eclipse. Dove is full sister TO Young
homp the dam OF Niagara, Cock.o the. Rock and to
Wildair. She is in perfect hcallh-had last wear co
ny Iams, which cannot now be bought for less ,hon
ana Is iseiy to breed for several years 10 come
nese horses are Cat reasonable esimatcl worth from
SoVo 10 SloO0 each! but the owner il about
me estate on which they kept, they will be pu, up at
SZoo and struck off to the highest bidder over that sum
sehg explicitly understood that bid will be made by
or Tor the owner ~ ~
ne Horses may be examined at MIR. Snedicor's two
DAYS previous TO the eae. Should the dav named prove
stormy. the sale will take place on the first fair Iav ,here
after, and at the time specified
AZ mo above SALE an opportunity is offered TO the breed
es or runners OF horses OF purchasing some of the finest
socN na' mas been offered Tor many years-he whole Of
racing back TO the stock of Gen. oles the breeder of
our Justly celebrated Eclipse, and course are all related
sary as all persons wishing to purchase will Judge and
ton, apply to $3.50 ~
JOHN W. WATSON s. CO., 44s B,oaa,,av
April Is. JIo
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VIE subscribers have already in store large norton
AGES, Of their Spring Supply of Dry Goods oceived
mainly by the HdFkdWoy lron liverpool aud by yariou
recent arrivals om Philadelphia aud New York TIE
tie JEFFERSON from Liverpool, and other large sddirion
WIZ be mace during the ensuing week by arrivals from
new YORK when all these get into store fuller and
oIe GENERA advertisement VIII appear. In the mean
lime, we offer usual lerns the supply no,y on
band' and invite Cuy and Country Aieycidnts TO call
on us There has been Uery great decline in mann
ted"Wg dTiIeies and almost all others are lower Than last
year-ndeed, we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap as they n0p are The styles, paerns &c are
new Tor Tie mosi part, and many Of them good
+. & j. ;. JAMES & CO.
HPh !. liVf-H1 Market Square
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Fairfield Races.
April Is.

FMNHE Spring Meeting over this Course, will commence
Tour days.
sweepsake Tor colts and tilles year od-SI00 en-.
trance, hall forfeit, mile heatsne subscribers and clos.
ed. ~ "
, james Z. Corhin enters b. C. by Rockingham, dam
H. a. Tayloc enters b. c. by ROCKINGHAM dan, by
Tom ough. ~ -
Il: Adam. enters e. by Medley, dam Sally Drake
VIM L. "hiie enters C. c. by Janus, dam by Ira
P: b. Stalk enters b. f. by Truffle dam by Napoleon.
VIM johnson enters l. by Medley, dam by vir.
Gouty. WI" -
Geo. p. Crump enters b. f. by Medley, dam by Shy.
lock. - '
Geo. Is. PoiDdexter, enters c. by Washington
Same day, Sweepstakes for colts and ii lies years
o'd sou entrance ?. or P.-to which 4 subscribers
aud viii ciose 70 Apfil
SECOND DAY
Proprieor's Purse $780, two mile bea,s-entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $50, four mile hca's entrance
$50.
Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, years oll-sIoo
scibers and closed.
Geo Williamson enters b. by GohiDna, dam Maid OF
John Minge enters e. C. by Medley, dam Me,ino Eve.
by Sir William. '""'
X: hd1m' eater' c. by Gobauna dam by Trafalgar.
VIM. wynn enters t.. c. 10y Merlin, dam Isabella
r. e. Mayo niers b. c. by Marion, dam by Sir Archy
Il. b. HsxdiI enters by Medley dam by Sir Al.
fred. - " "
Thos Graves enters c. c. by Gohanna, dsm by Sir
Charles. "
- Sheppard enters by Monsieur Ton.on, dam
the dam Of Malcolm ~ ~
Same Day, Post Stake for year old colts and 6ies
SlOO entrance, p. $3.50 OF the aucuu, 10 he Laid
oul ~ pair OF silver Pitchers, subscribers and closed
WIN Haxall, Geo. Ctump, u. A. Tsyloe, Richard
Adams, John Hetl.
RICHARD ADAMS. Propris,or.
April Is. ~
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RICHMOND, vYRGzvxa, FYsaa,.Hy, aPR1z rs Isaa

ND ACES NORTH OF THE POTOMAC.--The Nov
ork Races, over the Union Course will commence
s nrs Spring Meeting the lst Tuesday in May. and con
hue FOUR Jays AT this meeting will be run the match
error the iu brother TO BLACK Maria and Shark and ST.
Lsge'' in brother to Ariel and O'Key with several
o'ner matches a Sweepstakes OF 10 subscibers-en.
trance $500; and aso Sweepstaks of n snhsc,;h.r
entrance $2o0-a purse, four mile heats Of 81 O0O-ree
mile meats, $ lO0-two mile heats, $500 The second
nseung WIN follow the Central Course, Baltimore Of
winch, IN due time, particulars will be given
=, a. ALEX. l.. BOLTS.
md'cn Zo
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Tho ENoUiRERi published week. generality and
three times week during State
the same as Five Doais
ance Notes Of chartered spccicp0ying (ony)
:evea In payment The Editors will safety
NJ oy mathe postage of all letters being
NJ NO paper viii be DISCONTINUED the discretion of the
E'utors until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
have the tonth gratis. = - 49,
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
81 ono square, less
o. cents No advertisement inserted
or assumed bv some in this environ. 49,
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XXX..--NO. EI2,

80 much then, for the complaints of Mr. Adams against
Mt anu the grounds upon which they have been
me-. we ssall take an early opportunity of noticing,
pafueuafy' certain parts of bis address, and
exposing mem 10 The public. We doubt whether s cb
paper Issued 10 The world by individual through the
columns OF the press, should not and Dug not TO be con-
sered as oelIous, and prosecuted such Blu, we are
no laMNers.-{h. ~ w Wv
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NEW ADVERTaSEMENTS.

gtNRESH SPRING GOODS. ". p MANN n.- -.
- ceNea fresh supply of Spring Guods, which, with
ms o'eF STOCK makes his assortment very complete all
wmeh' ne viii say to his friends and customers as he
sau 10 them before, shall he sod so as no
go OUT without purchasing. if cheap goods will pre-
mem. 10 test the fact, he socits call from the
opposite the Planters House, Shocke Hill
April Is. 10 y,
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Fresh Dry Goods---Eu Store

IHNHE Snip Jt61son, just in from Liverpool, having
o'oognl me remainder oil our importation of Spring
GooDs, except few packages-and our recein III NJ
meSc ana other Goods from the North having been verv
beayy within few doys--we now prepared TO Offer
70 our customers and TO all who may choose 10 call ON US
one Of the largest supplies Of Goods ,ye have ever Iii i
store, and which equal IN style any thing in The Dry
Goods line we have seen for many seasons CooJs ar
indeed ooih handsome and cheap. A more general adj.
verisement will appear in lew DAYS eN"'''' "''
-, - +. 4 J. 8. JAMES g. CO,
"P'' "' t'Io-uJ Make. Square.
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& ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
- lhe Subscriber has leased one Of ihe tcnemcnt, f.,
uu''e'y Foning the landing of the Basin near te ne,
'h, OF MT Chevaie, for tie Transaction of Gyocc,
eno commission Business, where he is now rereiyn
ns every article in the Grocery line and IN
"'h ne invites The attention Of purchasers-ard vii
give personal attention all con.irnmenis ,l,., ~ w.
trusted to lis care TuONts r. Io t,Ns arc en-
March 2S. - ~ 20, nSO.''
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~ OTICE-The name of the Post Office Lerc,o,o.
called Garysvilie has been changed TO Sheubanks
EDMUND RUFFIN, p. VI of Sheii6nnks
April o. iIa
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GROCERIES.

We cGer for Sale,
Sse Hhd'. 81. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans
20 ,ierces and boxes Of fdo.
oVO bags Java, old white and prime green coffee
40 hhds. Porto REQ aud New Orlesns mola.scs
9Oo sacks Liverpool blown salt
100 DO. ground alum DO. do.
12O kegs nails, (assortcd)
100 boxes tsilow candles
10 do. sperm DO.
80 do. soap
~ TO. starch
200 bags shot
Dapons powder, (kegs, quarter kegs and cauis,ers)
40 boxes by 10 aud 10 by IL glass
$4,000 lbs. cotton yarns, OF Petersburg Manufacturing
IL pieces cotton bagging
$500 bis. sole leather
ucrccs rice.
loo tons Swedes English, Country and Ulster Iron
making a complete tueni via: from la To
. inches square, from to l l-2 inches round
carriage gig, carrysll, cart and wagon Tire.
S" do. " nail r ,,h'e "'" made of Juniea iron
DO baud and hoop rUn
do box iron
l-2 do sheet iron
IL do aXleree moulds
do. American blislered steel
do. English and German steel
Ii do cast steel
bags pepper
3 DO. ginger
Allspice, mace aud nu,mcgs
Saiipetre, copperas aud alum
oU hhds common } ,v,.,
20 bls. old rye ""'SNey
Ola rum, French brandy, and gin
Madeira
S. Madeira
Malaga Wines
Port lin casks and bo,,les)
French Madeira
"London'' Brown stout and porter
be-, cords, cotton and hemp lines
Indigo and madden
Writing and wrapping paper
Lime and tar
Glover timothy, orchard and herds grass seed
Bar lead, axes, Sc, Sc.
WORKMAN McGRUDER s. Co.
April 8. lOo5,oy So
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q ,hSh FOR NEGROES.-I shall he absent t,go ~
Al wfee months from Richmond. During nv absenre
~ -. GOODWIN viii attend TO my jail and the Fur
chsse OF slaves for me. Liberal prices yyill he Maid
NOV 70. [5S-ml LEWIS A. fOI ITO
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WV AN led Tor the year 1885, Overseer, to super
w intend farm in the county of Louisa Meme but
"' " experience IN the Improvement OF land, the ma
oil negroes, AMI the culture of tobacco an
such one, liberal compensation will be given
Application TO be made 10
April Is. To
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az sECUS
is WOW OPEN.

"a NCLAIHS GRAND PERiSTREPHIC, or Mov.
~ ing Panorama Of the Battle Of Waferloo ~ ILL.,
and tbe Fuoeral Procession Of Bonsparte The Who'll
comprise twelve different views. The movements accom-
panied by military bard. "
Doors open al IL, and The Panorama commcnces .,
ocock precisely, when will be brilliantly urn mated
Admitiaacc 25 cts, children IL H.
Aril 8. ,oo =,
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q tENfRAL COURSE, BALTlMORE.-The Spring
- meeting over the Central Course, will take place
the 3 Tuesday in May next or particulars. see TuI
hssister) by this arrangement week will have inter.
venei between the New York and New Market Races.
and the Centra-and as the Broad Rock Tree Hill and
New Market Meetings will be over the lovers of lie
iurt' VIII have an opportunity of witnessing on this mid
ole ground, hne display OF horses This meeting mo-
'h's.s 10 DC most attractive. JAS. NJ. SELDEN
co. l06-tlstM
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asy Seldom * XVord.

"A DMINlSTRATORS SALE OF FLOODED HORs.
IA WIN be sold at fairfield race course ON the
Gay OF ne Jocky Club races Gen Brook the Joint proper.
~ Of MI WIN. Washington and John II Page decd also
hye Brood Mares and so Fies, by order OF Mr. Cl. f.
Y. Page, administrator OF John #. Page, decd
SELDEN & WORD Atcfs
IL Gentlemen wishing 10 add 10 tho sbnyo 80 r.
booded Hoses can do so faPpicadou made 10 lime 10
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HpIBB'S Ar AUCTloN.-In compliance with the last
ES VIII and Testament OF David Bullock deed, i will
offer Tor SALE to the highest bidder, Monday the l2h
day of May next, at Louisa Court.heuse Cha, heinz
Court day. the Tract OF Land living i'm The said county
both sides OF the South Anna River, called Bbbs Icon
tans by recent survey 635 l2 acres of which about
loi are low grounds Ii has ample supply OF timber;
aud can be divided, accommodate purchssers I h,vc
lett plot OF with MIR. Burruss, the tenant who will
snow 'he Lana TO any persons wishing view it. Mr.
butruss mas Tease on the land annual rent of 5000
winch VIII terminate The 3lst December 1885: the
neneht OF which, Tor the next year, will be sold with the
Land The terms oil sale will be, fourth payable or
me Isl January next, when possession will be delivered
and Deed executed 10 the purchaser, who will then be
required TO execute Bond, demand for the residue n,
e purchase money with an endorsement, thereon that
d." uie interest due thereon aud third OF the princi.
pal shall he paid annually thereafter the paymcn, of The
residue snail not he enforced; with Deed of Trust on
the Land TO the to be on if h
interest," ana any inalmcnt OF the principal shall remain
unpaid Tor sixty days after becoming due Bond and an
proYed security ia Tue penalty OF three thousand dollars
VIII he required of the purchaser for complying with he
terms OF sale on the Isl January next.
FRED HARRIS,
np'll IL, lI!O-tdsl E1'or. Of Darid Bullock
a. tLEOt $4,000 SIX PER CENT STATE STOCK
tors oi the Boar! Of Public Works will be received n
the fourteenth OF May next Tor Loan TO the Common
wealth oil twenty Thousand Dollars under authority Of an
act oil Assembly passed the sixth of February 1881 emil
"ed I'm act to amend the act entitled an act TO a,fbo
rae Su6sc 'ptt0n on beGo Of the Commonwealth In be
soc" OF me Wtnchester and Potomac Rail Roud Conn
Pdg ana Jor other pup0StS and OF another act p,.se
eighth OF March, 1891, entitled I'm act TO amend Tho
charter OF NE Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Gam,
Pany, and for other purposes"
ne ceT!cates TO be issued for the said Loan will
por mat The Commonwealth of Virginia ow rs TO the lend
er' MS heirs, executors, administrators or assigns M.
amount oil such certificates with interest therein \, s;
per cenn per annum the interest 10 be paid at he Trca
sury OF the Commonwealth semi annually and i,t the
sad Loan Is irfedeemable for twenty years but shall a(
forwards be redeemed at the pleasure of the General A.
semhly ~ N'''''' AS
BY order Of the President and Directors If Tho pa,,
Public Works. ppowm e po"ru OF
April 10. TIIl-S1 SeconJ H.
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"a fhRINER WhNTED-In a business of Icc
s,a"ing and having fair proportion Of custom, TEA
u"s with capital Of $lSG0). person of business hh
VIII devote his entire attention TO business or srbs
suitable assistant will nov have opportunity O! cn,c,
ing mo Mercantile establishment both Respectable and
Pohao'e anu III which an increase Of Cap al and asis,
ance car be used 10 advantage. The advertiser Ic,
"'es 10 commune his unremied cxeron in the advance
meo OF me interests OF The business Few adv,nase
10 me one IN question are presented 10 hose de.ron
OF engaging III bus ness. line addressed IN r / u
April II. 10 ,r
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FENO THE PUBLIC.-Somc iniornaon i, -r,.,;,,,- :,
regard TO the heirs and legal representatives of Jo
sEPH HOLT decd who was Lieutenant in Can't. John
company from the county Of Charlotte and was
attached TO the 4th Virginia Regiment. on Continental CO.
S% "" during The Reyoe'iOnay War 1t is well
family OF Charlotte, and has be en- dead for n nnrt -,
years. Tie had Ivy his wife, children to vii: War,b
,io'' ana Joseph Holt Martha died Whilst yery voung
Joseph Ho Vhe so) moved, first The State of rcnnes
see, and afterwards 10 the State of Georgia II is believ
Gu lie ded shortly after settling in The State of Georgi,
anu w.nVu' hers. IL the said Joseph Holt is still living
we shaI be glad TO hear from him. In case or liz -
ana no children, we are the Of kim and becom ,
heirs al law and entitled 10 receive whatever of In
money may be coming 10 the representatives of The above
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt on account of mil;,a
services rendered in the war Of the Revolution
he ouect OF this notice, is, therefore, TO apprsc all
who may deem themseiye s Interested in ,bs ipe al
h'ehnons; 10 invite them to make themselves known IN
u.s. and the grounds upon which they consider themsiv
u' IHOS. J. GARDEN
JAMES GARDEN
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'ENE highest prices paid for flour barrel bile,s ADD
n hoop poles, delivered at the Penitentiarv '"'
jan 70, tsI-dl I. G. MoNCURE'G. A. p,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18

g oDaA KE"ARD-Ran away from the SUBSCRIBER
,R AsO living in Essex county, Virginia on ,hq An
st Two Seiy negro fellows, named Horace and eun,
oot probably they may change their names and en.avo
10 pass Tor rec men, or they may he taken or Nv snu
disposed white person and soid-as had three IN
that way before. Horace is of yellow comnle.o ~
ABOUT "a years oil age he is stout built and when suoLe
70 has dropping countenance. Kenny is about die co
nle when spoken 10; he is about the ace nj Uoraco
her clo'hlng was OF Virginia cloth when they depareJ
WIN give The aforementioned reward OF 800 If da
hvered to Inc, or secured in any Jail so that oe ha,
again. MORDECAI Si,in ~ 'ne"
April l1th, 1884. 70 e. q;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18

ENOk SALE.--Tbe Ferry at Newcastle over tI,e Pa
n nunky River, Is hereby offered for sale The cha
OF we property and the terms Of sale will be made
known on application 10 RICHD n JOuNsoN
Hanover, April 1lih, 1884. M A.