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HOUSE TO RENT.

"a The BRICK HOUSE at the intersection
M2 OF Cameron and Pitt streets, now occupied
by MIR. Charles Gawler, is to rent Possession
may be had 1st February. For terms INQUIRE of
jan 9 SAMUEL b. LARMOUR & Co.
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. ,

ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
January Term, 1884
A nm CAROLINE BRANDT, Guardian Of
n Logan Brandt, Orphan of Richard Brooke
Brandt, exhibited to the Court her first Guard
an account, with the vouchers in support there
OF; which account is received, will be allowed,
and duly recorded, unless cause be shown TO tie
contrary, on or before the first Monday in March
next ofwhich all persons interested or concern
ed will take notice. A copy: Test
Jan l3-W6W A. MOORE. Reg WINS
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,

WV f3ti10'I OOOIt
January Term, 1894.
CHARLOTTE JACOBS, Oate Deagan.i
~ Executrix Of Henry B. Deagan, deceased,
exhibited to the Court her fourth Guardian &C.
count, with the vouchers in support Thereof
which account is received, will be allowed and
duly recorded, unless cause be shewn to the con
trary, on or before the first Monday in March
next; Of which all persons interested or con
cerned will take notice. A copy: Test
jan 13-w6w A. MOORE Reg Wills.
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. }

ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY,
January Term, 1884.
HARRIET MASON LLOYD, Adminisra'
IL IL triX de bonis non, with the will annex
ed, of Edward Lloyd, deceased, exhibited to
the Court her fourth Guardian account, Win
the vouchers in support thereof which account
is received, will be allowed and duly recorded
unless cause be shewn to the contrary on or be-
fore the first Monday in March next; Of when
all persons interested or concerned will take no
tice. A copy: Test,
an 13-W6w A. MOORE. Reg. wills,
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
L. .

A nm CAROLINE BRANDT, Administra-
"A uix, with the will annexed of Richard
Brooke Brandt exhibited to the Court her hrst
Administrative account, with the vouchers in
support thereof which account is received, viii
be allowed, and duly recorded, unless cause be
shown to the contrary, on or before the first
Monday in March next; of which all persons IN
terested will take notice. A copy: Test,
jan 1l-W6w a. MOORE Req Wills
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA County,

ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
December Term, 1888
SARAH LAID, Guardian of Sarah Easton
- Laid, exhibited to the Court her fourth
Guardian account, with the vouchers in support
thereof which account is received, will be allow
ed and duly recorded, unless cause be shown to
the contrary, on or before the first Monday in
March next; of which all persons interested o.
concerned will take notice. A copy: Test,
ian 13-w6w A. MOORE, Reg Wills
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, A.,

ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
January Term, 1884
TENHE Rev. William Jackson, Guardian of Ma
Il ry Lee, exhibited to the Court his second
Guardian account, with the vouchers in support
thereof; which account is received, will be allow
ed and duly recorded, unless cause be shown to
the contrary, on or before the first Monday in
March next ofwhich all persons interested or
concerned will take notice. A copy: Test
ian 13-w6w A. MOORE, Reg. Wills
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

WASHINGTON SOCIETY
YyHE members of the Washin gton Society are
J. particularly requested to attend meeting
to be held at the City Hotel on Wednesday next
the 18th instant, at o'clock, p. M.
AS it is contemplated to make arrangements
for the proper celebration Of the Birthday o.
Washington, full meeting it is hoped, will o.
obtained. By ordeE
jan 1875 EDGAR sNOWDEN, sec'y.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
MEESSRS. JEFFERSON & MCKENZIE
Ivl have the pleasure to announce to the ir
habitants of Alexandria, that, in the course OF
the next week,
MR. KEMBLE g. MISS FANNY KEMBT, -
will have the pleasure disappearing before then,
for two nights. Box Book now open at A.r.
Vests Franklin House.
Box and Pit one dollar; Gallery so cents.
jan 13-dtf
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE-By the d.
rival of the packet ship Manchester Oap''
Wiederholt, from Havre, advlces rom the
French metropolis to the 9Th of November IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20
Cancer.


IN find The art Of Healing, generaIlv
~ subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity who may wish his aid that he
mas become eompeeny acquainted, by the insruetioos
from The celebrated DR. Lync Of New York ciiv,o cors
That formidable and fatal disease, donomnaed Cancel
without The use Of knife causc, but effected In ,ls
same way and manner ~ practissd by Dr.. Lynch who
mas met with unparalleled success IN the rcsen nj Of this
complaint, aud also that Of FistnIa or Fis,Io a ,t
subscriber = here now FROM the City Of New York any
person wishing to be cured Of the oboye-nsfned com
pains, VII please 10 apply Immediately 10 him, al The
Men.ion House, Main Street. NV
Richmond, jane w W. MARSHALL
Certificate from Dr. Lunch
DO hereby certify, that DR.. w. W Marshall has been
under my Instruction, and assisted 10 my business
wheh Is attending 10 Cancer complaints, and the art Of
healing generally. lie Is now using my medicine I
think s eaPsble and worthy the conde6te Of those az
hcled. IN n vWS,Er
The subscriber refers 10 Mr. Day, Of Manchester: Mr.
Siiiism Mr. James Csskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVE, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Bcnisroin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
Az letters mus Be- post pale, WV IN.
Janusry 2. glAwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20
Romncy, April 10.

INNo The PUBLiC.-Some information is wanting in
n regard 10 the heirs and legal representatives Of 10.
sEPH HOLT decd, who was Lieutenant In Capt John
brenrs company from the county Of Charlotte and was
attached TO the 4'h Virginia Regiment on Connenta es
,sohsnneh', during The Revolutionary War. II is well
KNOWN NAT lie SAID Joseph Holt, married into The Garden
family OF Charlotte and has been dead for number Of
years lie had by his wife, children to yy Martha
io and Jossph Holt Martha died v hiIst very Young
Joseph Holt Che sony moved first TO the State Of Tennes
see and afterwards 10 The State Of Georgia IL IL .liev
ed he died shortly alter settling in The State OF Georgia
ana without heirs II the said Joseph Holt IL still living
we shall be glad 10 hear from him In case of his death
ana no children, we the neri Of Kim and become Inc
hes law and entitled TO receive whatever of land or
money may be coming 10 the The above.
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt account of military
services rendered IN the war II the Revolution.
ne o'yect oil tbs notice, Is, therefore, TO spprse all
WHO may deem Themselves interested IL this of our
intentions; TO invite them TO make themselves know ~
u.s. ami the grounds upon which they consdef themselves
eh""ea' TIOS. J. GARDEN,
49, 49, JAMES GARDEN.
Wylliesburg, Charlotte Co, April 7, 1881 II2-ws,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

10 Buyers and Sellers Of Western Virginia Lands.
fHNn3' SUBSCRIBER having been a pointed Superin.
N 'enaent Oh the North Western Turnpike Road
,ea1ng rom Winchester TO Parkersbsrg, will Decessar
De mnch through the country along the line of tie
noau mere are immense Tracts OF fine Land in that
son OF me stale, uDmproyed, which persons would Tx
eef 10 dispose OF or 10 purchase The subscriber offers
hs services 10 buyers aud sellers OF those ands TO carry
Oh NEGOTIATIONS attend surveys, give descriptions and
seper would also undertake collections Of money for dis
.an creditors or others many oihe Counties which
m Iodu passes Ills charges will be moderate. Refer
ence made to the merchants and LAWYERS ami busne.
men generally In the Town OF Romney Letters addressed
10 nun at Romney, Va, will 6nd their destination
VIM. s. NAYLOR, Jr.
Romney, April 10. Il6-,y5y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20
ny the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
PROCLAMATION.

AA HEREAS, ii has been represented TO me unon tho
w authority OF the Coroner of Prince Edvard conn
w mat murder was perpetraed in that county on the
evening oil the 22 inst, upon Jesse Kirby and John K
ny oil me State OF Georgia, by two Negro men, slaves
Tue properly oil The deceased, named EoRGE and LIT
large. ~ es "'
Now, therefore, Lii,Ieton Waller Tazewe Covernor
Of The said Commonwealth have thought proper to
nus Proclamation, Offering oil Two hundred Dali
'srs EACH Tor the apprehension and delivery of the said
slaves, George aud Leton, the Jail of Prince Edward
county; ana DO moreover require all officers siyI and
mih,siy and exbort the good people of this Common
Wes'h 10 use Their best exertons said
Nes to be appfehended, that they may be deal, with ac
cordng to law 49, W
Gyen under my hand Governor and under The
loEALJ zeal OF The Commonw eaiih, at Rich
mond, This 25ih day of April 1884
LIT. w. TAZEWELL.
George is described black man. bushy hair large
MINISTER'S advanced in years. larger than common ne
had on white cloth coat.
Li'ueon, a dark mulatto man, bushy head--had on a
green round about coat and White hat.
PIX other negroes the properly Of the deceased are said
ses, black man, mapped beadhad on a black fur hat
ons no coat. Horace, black man, bushy head had on
blue round about coat and black hat George (e
err rainier yellow compile xionsome larger than com.
mon men JulIa AED. innlao woman, rather slender
orn' straight hairtook with her female child abou
Two years old Matilda, bright mulalto girl about 10
years old. % O ~
III is supposed the deceased had with themga considera
pie sum OF money, which puroned by the urderers
Ogc.heT WIN their clothing, papers and pis'o
The negroes were purchased, in near Baltmore-one
from Cheser-iown. The George il is said had be-n
MAy2. i17-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

vffsary 10 New York on Wednesday afternoon Among
olher gentlemen who addressed The meeting vas Rev
MI Odcy' who detailed with elearness and force
The benefits thai had resulted 10 the Attir,, rsc - 49,
exert'ons Of Ibis Society lie spoke Of the Aourisbng
Condition Of Liberia m trade coDmerce slate Of society
&c. ana sed NET that spot was destined 10 be the great
missionary held or eysDgslzing sDd educating Ae. bv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

b goAkDiNG HOUSE.-Mrs. f. 5. GuIGoN, re-
M specially Informs her friends and the pubic ,a,
sue has opened Boarding House. in the upper part of the
tene nent occupied by Capt Thomas b. bigger nearly
where che is prepared to accommodate those who nav IA
vor her with their custom. Her will be moderate
May 10. -
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POETRY.
"sues ykr h<mA,ss ussrss. /"
FoR TnE ENQUIRER.

vvrs or ,., FOR the Enquirer.
fhEs OF THE HEART--TfE APPEAL.
az che wilma ease the thtaws
In my bosom swelling,
Underneath the siRsS grcoa scd
Soon mann he my dwelling ---Brrrs.
Why spu,n heart to thee so true?
why tun its blood to iearsi
WY doubt u soul which dosis on you,
Yet ia its fondncss fears!
Oh. were my breast unto theo bafc,
Aud open all within;
Witt every passion dwelling there,
four Image will 10 seen.
your mem'ry is a Joy to me,
That mngics wi IN each view:
Hhers cf DO, whuie 'er I see.
NY heart - still with you.
Oh. Lady, spura not at tho VOW
VI one 10 love iiue;
Let pity spit within thee cow
Net ptofce ey hosoaa though.
have not icaru'd to win the heart,
:, WIN cuurity phase of quite;
nor ienfn'd TO simulate with art,
one SIGH, ono vow, smile.
br. hav. learn'd, ani thou hast taught,
TO feel loves burning flame;
" hich. when I saw he. iist. I caught
Aud sui II barns ia. same.
On. thou hast 6xd the burning dart,
ANA now wou,d'.t pluck IL too;
Nor be-s'st the anguish OF heart
!" anguish TO thee uuc.
Drist nc'er with lave thy Lo.on, burn.
Nor feel its iefy smart:
inat thou from mo wouItst colby turn.
N"r need thus breaking heart.
Or me, each hour that wings il. fight
Linsers "A life OF woe;
And my hsafts feelings feel their bli,b,
All curdliDy as they low.
This, thou hast caus'd-t this, thou canal man
And Hope round me would play;
On would II Tot thy bosom Please,
10 see me CAD and gay!
oh. cannot fancy point TO tboo
picture fni- aud bright;
lie OF sunshine psss'd with me
Whcfc bliss aud love unite.
Oh. would II not blessing bear,
Nearest this heat tn be;
While every throb that bea,eth there,
but beotcth, love, fot thee!
Ah! do not coldy from me start,
49, 10 qucnch tho lamp OF Hope.
4 he Tear of this links to my heart
a freezing whitening drop.
And, a, Decembet's icy blast
Charg'd with the drifting snow
WIN frozen chains this earth binds fast,
so would my Lcait grow.
hieless wsste-a frozen mass
ply feelings all would be;
When thou hsst caused this 10 pafs
Would 1t be Joy TO thco?
Would il not seem to thee fair,
WIN love this heart to prove;
ana see each thought that sfoweth there,
But bear the fruit Of love?
Then, Lady, do not spun heart
To love and thee too tue;
Lot HOBO her FIRE to mo impaIt,
-, Nor sigh TO think of you.
"a. LoUISAENsIS.
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BY HE Governor of ne Commonwealth Of Yiyginio
PROCLAMATION

ONeS'''OS COWIHVTtctOffn
A PROCLAMATION.
III NFORMATION having been given 10 me- bv the
1aor OF Fairfax county. that on the night OF the 26lb
April last, a certain JOHN WINDovER, who had been
committed TO the Jail Of that county, charged with having
enneavored 10 inciie Dsurrecion rebellion the
biacks-snd subsequently, with attempt TO burn tile Jail
'psoe MS escape thereirom, and is going at large
now, therefore, /, Lteton w aiier Tszewe Governor
OF the said Commonwealth have thought fit TO offer re-.
ward oil Two Hundred and Fifty DoIsrs to any person or
persons who will sPprehehh tie said John Windog Dr. and
ueveI nun 20 NE S"llor Of Fairfax couny and do
over require all officers civil and military and xho,t Inc
good people Of this Commonwesl to use holr best
erons 10 apprsbeDd The said Wndoyer, that he NAV be
dealt viii according 10 law.
. Given under my band, as Governor, and under
lSEALJ the lesser seal OF the Common eah at Rich
nond, this second day of May, 1884
LIFT. w. TAZEWELL
John Windoyer is about 25 or 81 years of age about
,ee' ~ Inshes 10 height fair complexion, dark busby
head, blue eyes. Had when lie escaped, a coat Of
hgh dab, domestic panaloons, and chip hs Is csrpen-
yer py rAds and resided for time past in the county
May o. 1l7-w4w
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ZONES PROVIDERS HEIRS. In obedience 10 an
% order made at April term 1884, in The Circuit supe-
ror Court Of Dowiddie Yguis. tie suit Of Mary PEN
iccost and others, PIN
against
Jones PROVIDERS administrator and others, Dcfis.
am directed 10 advertise for Ell persons Who nsy saiaa
70 be distributes Of Jones Bgowdef, dec the Material
De ppeaf before me, my Office At Dinwiddie CouFt
House, Virginia, aud prove their relationship to the dece-
dent, on or before The first dsy Of September next which
they are hereby required 10 do, they will be xcluded
ifon oil share Of tie said decedens estate the accounts
Of which estate am ,hen required 70 settle
IsHAM +. HARCROvE
Commissioner N Cheneeru
APfh 10 ttIAwqw
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THNEN Dollars AIRS kEWARD. Runaway from Tho

FHNEN DOLLARS KEwARD.-Ranawsy from Tho
IL subscriber living in Notowsy, six miles above the
Court House. on Friday night last, negro man named
William, about thirty years OF age. He is about Elk feet
hgh several OF his fore teeth and thumbs
has been mashed, which can be perceived by the nail on
It, tie mad on white hat, drab colorcd coat and dark
panaloons aud as be bad other clohpg he will no doubt
change his dress He had with him II ynn Book aud
ies's'nen'' win hs name written In both bought him
OF trader from Richmond, where he will attempt 10 make
hs way, or TO Jeferson county Va The above reward
and all reasonable charges paid If delivered TO me- or se
cured ia Jail, so that can get him again.
ROBERT BOILING
May6 II7-wst-
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vailed upon the Bank Of the United States 10 oct has
done tow ards the Committee Of invesg CATION AZ its
duct had been pureii its business had been honestly
eonductelii its condition solvent-h had acted ia
conformity with the provisions OF its chsrierwhat need
was there 10 shun nves,g alton Gull, shnks in hole.
and corners, bot upright s,soas bodily forth in the
hight oil day. The course which the Bank has adopted
must sleeae those al say there were) who tavc hher
TO beieSed IN tts tnvgy THIS elect, adecd is ssi al
ready 10 have 'akeu place The Psna-y says
ne friends oil the Bank sre ss,ounded, ssd begin to talk
freely on the improbshiy OF upright institution going
such hng,hs TO avoid investigation. Innocence Is
devoid OF lear. They un,ers;stsd why body OF
men, II they are conscious Of purity, set at defiance the
Laws OF their country, 10 eudc operation which
establish that purity TO every mans satisfaction Doubs
cloud tue Atmosphere; and Bankism letters in the city
Phsdelp hia. p Erening Post.
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IN CHANCEkY-YIReI Ain Cumberland Co0n.
n " Court, 24ih day OF March, 1881:
John Fuq"a and Joseph X. Furguson, PIiHs.

"a ~ NnaNCbltf " IRGfNfA.--In Cumberland Coun.
n " Court, 24th day OF March, 1875
John Fuqua and Joseph II. Furguson, PliHs
against
Daniel Fuqus, Albert ID Fuqua JOS NJ Fuqna. Ben
Jamin j. Fuqua, John Fnqus, Marcus REEVE and Martha
ms VIE, Sally Fuqus, Mary Fuqns, Jane FnGma Jos Fu
qua Mary o. Baker Hsrtwe Tucker aud Eliza his wife
Jane Spencer Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
tuqus, Jo'eph Faqus, Watkins Foqus, Lscky Foons
Mary fuqua ElizSbeih Fnrguson and N ancy Fuqus wi
"Vm '"u IsHct OF Nal fUqua, dec, Defls.
The defendants, Thomas Fuqus, Joseph Fuqua Wat.
hns Fuqna, Lacky Fuqua, Mary Fuqus, Jcsrrl NJ Flu.
qua and Ssy FUqua, not having entered their appear.
apce snd gwen security according the OF Assembly
aD1 Tie rules Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence That they not inhabitants Of this country Il
ordered That the said defendants do appear here on he
br-t day OF June Court next and the bin Of The
psinfsj snd ibat copy Of dis order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper Published in the City Of Rich
moii of two months excessively, and posted al the front
door OF The Court House OF slis county
Copy-Tesie. b. b. WOODSON, d. c.
way o. III pS1r
TEHOBACCO SHOW AND FAiR-Tie annual To-
~ barco show and lair will take plsre At Clarksyio
on Tuesday tie 81 Of May. II Is expected that abooi
eighty o. one hundred bogsheads will be exhibited: and
The Judges will award The prizes those which shall be
deemed The best, both 10 The quality Of the Tobacco and
the skill displayed IN the management
a. w. YENABLE,
SAMUEL v. WATKINS,
TUCKER CARRlNGTON,
April 3. tico-S6oJ Conmufee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

HplCHARD POLLARD, Attorney at Lao. wiIl hence
No oith attend the Courts OF the couHty OF Albcmarle,
IN addition to those OF the OF Nelson and
Buckingham, aud OF the Corporation OF Lynchburg.
lie makes tender, too OF his for the scttIe-
ment oil military well other claims upon the Federal
Government lie expects to be in Wellington ircauent
yespecaly during the sessions of Congress- so to give
his personal attention to business Of this character His
Post Once is Loyipgson, Nelson county, Va
April 8. l0O-w6w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

LAND OFFICE at Richmond Va. May 9th, 1884.
conformity wi b act entitled an act to reduced in.
the 9th day Of January 1Sls do he ehy make known
mat appears by the certificate of the Escieors Tor the
county OF Cabe. bearing date March H. 1891 and re-
eevcd into this Office, March 22i, 1884, thai nv inouisi-
ton and Office. found the 18th March, 1884, tract Of
Land In Cabell county on Sandy Run, containing about
500 cres, whereof john Fio died, SEIZED has
TO this Commonwealth. w. SELDEN
Register Land Office, Pa
May Is. 3-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

MOriCE.-whercas,i !, Liueberry CLARK, OF the coun
~ OF Prince Edward Va, having bough, OF Thomas
T.. scott OF said county four negross, and given my bond
Tor ten hundred aud fifty dollars Beverly OK being wit
ness and aow npg the right to said property not TO be-
sutcisntiy satisfactory do hereby orewarn and prohibit
date, April 18th, 1881, do no, intend to pay until sa
ushed LlTTLEBERRY CLARK
April 25ih, 1884 IIi-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

LAND OFFICE at Richmond, Va, May OH 1884
conformity with an act. entitled, an act to reduce
into one the eevers acts concerning E.ebestos pss.
en- me 9th day January, lsi9 do hereby make known
mat appears by the certificate Of the Escheator for tho
cova'y OF Hsmpshire bearing date Nov 9lh 1884, and
received az 'bs Office, January LIT. 1885, ha, by inq
1884, tract Of land whereof, John, Earl of Dunmore
Who wa: John Murray. died seized in The county Of
ing 1923 situated on the waters of Tear Coat Creek
which said tract or parcel OF land granted him by
.homas Lord Fairfax. late proprietor OF The Northern
w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office, IA.
"'aJ 10. 2-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

HRocERY AND COMMISSION BusINrss
~ The subscriber has leased the tene inn,
msds'sy fronting the landing Of the Pssn near the new
Mill oil Mr. Chevsie, for the transaction of Grocer,
and Commission Business. whore he Is now receiving
hne every article In the Grocery line and to
wheh he invites the attention OF purchasers--and viii
give personal attention to all con-ig that are .n.
trusted to his care. THOMAS r. JOIlN SOy
March 29. ,oe IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

Reputation, unstable tickle dame,
Dcafca lives hour, hourth Tho came:
wiz lace down bent, is the noddins rrasE.
My Lord, adiru. JOHN G. ffs0onr
Petersburg, NJ srch / It'll IO3--wt20,bM,
IL has been stated 10 the A. r. R. that Pecipi,a,e died On
Fell hom dead = = "' -SV' VI u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

,,.rI-- = " FEIFIVIsI IN NpTT, 1911
a. me Iyecpn V 70 be ascfi5ed partly bad faith on
tue pert o. me Ming, who Is lie soui Of die Ministry and
can pass through The Chambers whatever measures I
i''es thsmselyes and partly 70 ilc desire az Inc Mem
psrs gam favor With their constituents by an economics.
vote There e snoibeF resson, however the o
an perhaps and yet no doubt the difficult 10 pess,,sde
an Amencen Of. The United States have 20 Ie ~ do
WIN ne orhnsry march Of European sGsirs-fhey ene,
20 e lno TIE eacnsons OF politicians on this side Of The
ms we are not thought q s or only remember.
ca e be underaled We lar or 30 commercial 80
pacine 90 lncFe-oying, that II is taken Tor granted We
vi" SUOMI" 70 spy nd'gnl'y and any denial Of our rgh