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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-24
STRAYED,

LvROM the pasture
EEY5NMssMNM = Of the subscriber.
ETENaSMSEs on the lth Of July inst.
WA dark Brindie BUAL,
wv KE two years old. no arti-
sEaszasEz SsEgAss:usfs fetal mark. Whoever
will return said creature. or give me lntorna J,
ton where he may be had. shall he rewarded
for his trouble. ANUS DiSoE@'
I;fchfeld, JUN IS, 1884 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

their prompt payment the Circumstance enlarged up
in the Message oil General Jackson and tho people OF
America congrania co spon the fact that justice had
at length been rendered them by liberal government
The French ministry SEEM however. TO have ancipa-
ted from the rsa serious opposition in the Chamber the
ratification OF the Amelican Treaty; for tho whole OF the
last session was allowed TO pass of without any step being
taken TO procure parliamentary sanction obligation
solem,iy sdopedby the Executive. The consequence
wss that when the period fixed or the payment arrived,
the government found 10 me their
engagements aud the bills drawn 10y the Secretary Of
Sts:e Washing returned under proes
payment,
Two arguments have been put forward to justify the
conduct OF the French chamber
Firstly that the Americans having gained so much by
the carrying trade ming the ought sonsider
selves sufficiently Unidentified for any losses sustained in
consequence OF the war.
Secondly, that these claims have been bought up
very low price by French spectators, in many
so low rate as Eve per
A moments reflection shows the holowness OF both
gumens. What consolation Is il 10 the merchant ruined
by the arbitrary DEGREES Of Napoleon, know that
OF his reghbcrs, by avang themselves Of the position Of
Affairs have made their or,uncs! The only question that
ought 10 have been Asked was whether the claim OF the
piundered merchant be inen for his losses
not founded in justce and with respect the
cond argument il only shows that American citizens
innate the honesty oil the French government at dis
count OF 95 per cenhWll the present conduct OF the
Legislature be calculated enhance the market valuei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

FRENcH CLAIMs.-The Hamburg REPORTER Of The
9Th April makes the following editorial maj ks on the sub
jet OF claims France:
The American claims against France originated during
The Empire, 10 an embargo somewhat wsDony laid on
American ships IN French ports Even under the impe .
rial government the justice Of the claims was felt and
sum Of ~ 100000 francs offered az COMPROMISE but
rejected by the United States.
Since the restoration Of the Bourbons the claims on
France have constituted annual topic in the Messages
addressed by succeeding Presidents Congress- and when
81 length The government of Louis Philippe recognized
The justice Of those demands, sDd entered into treaty for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27
From October Isl, 10 JmeIIfb.
si1.I2s924
s09s76I

Mr.. B. remarked upon this statement that IL ,,e.er,d
clear gain Of more than ten millions Of dollars lie CO.'S
OF opinion that two millions oueh be added for s,,n
not entered at the Custom. house, which would maize
'Welve pidohs and added 10 the six millions of Is3a
would give eighteen millions Of specie Of clear gain 10 Inc
country 20 ne last twenty months. Phis he said wss
Pro.peny ~ was wealth ITSELF and besides, IL showed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

Oh e0n REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
~ eDU living in the county Of Halifax Virginia, near
Brookiin Tuesday morning The Sd day OF The present
month, (June) negro man named ANDREW, about ,
years OF age, OF dark complexion, feet or inches
high oleraby souty made for his height, bio,d lore
teeth above, viii smart vacancy between them smooth
skim down sulky look two scars, his tie
other on the right side Of s upper lip nearly against lis
nose badly dressed when he left home. II supposed that
he viii aim TO get TO Lyocbburg, Tree State
and pass Tor Tree and probably may have obtained
Tree papers, ami changed bis name, he once before
made the attempt 10 gel away by changing his name, aud
passing free man, but detected the road lead
slave, II taken out OF The county, aud delivered me
with all necessary charges add fifteen dollars il taken 10
the county. BIRD l.. TERRELL.
June o. 14-wdw"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27
ksesE.A'as ".
"svca Yer srsAIss vSsvSo."
TO A FASHIONABLE FEMALE FRIEND.
IT, p.p

% A FASHIONABLE FEMALE FRIEND.
Br DAyio PAIL BRowS.
knew thcc ~hes thy heat was young,
Unffassht wrh care, umraiucd 10 r,ido,
Aud on my humble muse has sung
The virtues OF tho aitcss bride.
Yeats have rolled on, aud still thou art
Repletc with every carly grace,
In form and ieature-but thy heart
Acoords net with that dimPled face.
Fashion and art and empty skow
Usurp tbs throne where Nature rcigncd,
Feisn as thou wilt, thou ne'er cans't know
Those dear delights thou hast di,dain'd.
'Tis outside all-'iis mir,h aud elcc,
Bright as the orb, beneath whose tay
We hask in noon-tide revciry-
But night succeeds the faircst day!
The sua, that sheds his beams on ALL
Shaics ncithcr in their warmth nor light;
The genial dcws, on flowers that fail,
Adoru not the dark brow OF night
Thy smiles may scatter transport round,
And teach c'cn marble hearts To glow,
But neither light nor warmth u found
To cheer thine own or soo,he its wo.
Flirts, fops and fools supply the place
Where modes, worth and wisdom shone,
And native charms and attiess grace
Forever from the scene hath hown.
Tho wandering glance, the studied smio,
That speaks of conqucsts won or sought,
Cen c'cr the weary hours beguile
Or fill the aching void Of thought.
vsPid aad vain are all these lures
That day and nigh, thine hcuts employ;
This senscless round, tho soul ondures,
But nevcr-ncver can enjoy.
The simple rustic Ia her bower
Arrayed in innocence and health
Among the flowers, tho sweetest flower,
May laugh TO scofn thy pfomp and wealth.
She smiies-whene'cr she deigns TO smilo--
In uusophisticatcd gce,
On some brave youth, whose honest toll
And honest open rivalry
Has won her lovc--and taught that breast,
The seat OF purity alone,
Tho darling lessen-t0 bc BEST
BY firmly rcstizg on his own.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

- HORT PUMP.-Tbe subscriber having rented this
~ well known end besltby establishment, ~ miles
above The city Of Richmond prepared 10 entertain ira
veers aud others upon reasonable terms and in such man
ner as he trusts will give general satisfaction lie respect
fully socts the patronage Of e old customers of The es
Enlistment, and begs leave 10 call the attention of Inc
public, and Of The citizens Of the lower country particular
iy, to the we'll known healthluDess Of the situation His
bar is well supicd with the best liquors. and no labor
expense VIII be spared 70 promote lie comfort Of all
who may favor him with their custom.
RIO. T. PULLfAM.
May 0. 1-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27
Year ending September 80. 1888.
a7-O1n-2Ga
@2244 sci

ME-. - having read over this statement rensrked upon
w. ba presented clear balance OF FIVE millions Of
specie IN favor Of the United States on Inc frs, do ~ o.,
tober last, Without counting another million which
was brought ny passengers and put upon the cnsfon.
house Dooks' ~ nght DC assumed, lie said, hat there
clear accession Of six millions Of speeis o lie 80
ney Of the United States The morning of thai very Jav
which had been pitched upon by all The distress oe,,, ~
the country TO date the ruin aud desoaor of the cont,
Mo b. then showed stStement Of the imports and . y
ports Of specie sni bullion from be frs OF October 1899
10 the Ill Of June, instant II was follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

The parties interested will please take NOTICE. that
have appointed the 10Th day Of July next, Tor
ing the settlements directed by the foregoing ORDER on
which day, by o'clock, A. NJ they requested 10 at
tend a, Powbaan Court house. with their psp RS &C. rca
dy for exsninaonand all persons having claims against
The estae OF Peter f. Archer, deed. are desired 10 ex
bit and prove them before before the day above
mentioned JOHN w. DANCE. C0u'r
Scottsve, June 81, 1884 It-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

RER. PETER +. ARCHER, son Of Peter F. Archer,
I'VE Sr, decd, late Of Powhatan county, Ya.-Tske
notice. ha, SHALL on Monday. The 7h day Of July next,
at the Clerks Office oil PowbsIan county, between the
hours OF lOoclock in the morning, and in The AFTERNOON
OF that day, take the deposions OF Thomas Haskins
and Others 10 be read evidence in suit depending
ON the Chancery docket OF Powbatan County Court in
The nature OF foreign attachment, in which am
plaintiff, and yourself and others defendants, at which
Time and place you may attend, il you think proper
am, yours, &c. NATHANIEL CHARTER.
June 6, 1884, g-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27
$76l AZ S6,55s II
Treasury Department. r. giser'- Ofice,)
Nav II 1891
se.55s n

+. l.. SMITH, Register.
Under Adams, IL cost the country NJ six thousand Eve
hundred aud hiiy eight dollars, collect what Seven
hundred aud sixty iour dollsrs About ten dollars ez
pense Tor one dollar collected! On investigation, II will
be found 10 be the on ali tile frontier ports The re
venue under Jackson has been greatly increased AID the
expenses essened II Is true that these districts do not
and never VIII pay but the officers necessary to pre-
vent The flooding Of The country with struggled goods
Were they left open, Atlantic Custom Houses night
be shut up, and the expenses Of government paid by direct
taxes Oh The people. Aud yet The High Tsrics are the
londcsl about lhe cost Of these collection dlslricl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

JAMES W. BREEDLovE was, on Friday last romi-
mated TO ie Sebaie for the office Of Collector the Port
OF New Orleans, and confirmed by the Senate on the
day.
PATRfcK II oyERroN has also been appointed ny the
president Of The United States, with the advice and
Of The SeDsie to be Marshal Of the United states for
the Western District Of louisiana, Uice DUPERrER, re-.
jecied. whose appointment eroneousy announced by
--.Vdfi0naI TvfeIifRencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

MN HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
ID the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Charlotte,
on Monday, the Ri day of June, 1881:
Scear Ioan and Mary his wife. formerly Mary Cobbs
the widow OF Samuel Cobbs, deed. PliHs.
against
Edmund Morgan, in his right and as executor OF
Samuel Cobbs, deed, John Dabhs, William Coleman,
James Dabbs, and Susanna his wife, John Johnson and
Judith his wife, Richard Lpscomb aud Mary his vile,
Samuel johnson and Martha his wife, and John Cobbs,
49,. Defis.
The defendants, james Dsbbs. and Susanna his wife,
John Johnson, and Judith his wife, and Samuel Johnson
aud Martha his wife, having entered their
according TO the act OF Assembly anil the Rules this
Court and appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
that they Inhabitants OF this State ON the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by COUNSEL is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first Monday in September
next and enter their appearance aud the Plaintiffs
bill. and give security for performing the decree OF the
Count; and that copy OF this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted the front door OF the
Court House OF the said county. Copy. Tesie,
June TO- fi0-~Sw1 WINSLOW ROBINSON C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

Mr.. Mexican complains (on Wednesday last, in the
Senate Of The u 81 that he has been misrepresened in
The report Of his speech, pfesenng the proceedings OF
the Harrisburg National Bank Convention He did not
say Chat majority 10 Pennsyly1na opposed to The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

I'm CHANCERY- VIRGINIA.-At rules hollen in
n the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Charlotte
on Monday, the I'd day Of june 1885,
Moormsn Lovelace, James T. Boman, and Tabtha his
vile, formerly Iabiba LoyeIAce. Thomas Loyeldce, Jas
Street aud Bridget bis vile formerly Bridget Lovelace
Sarah Lovelace, Lucy L. Lovelace, Eliza M Lovelace,
John N. Loyeiace VIM. c. Lovelsce, Francis A. Love-
lace, Charles Is. Loyeacc, and Waller L. LoveIace,
which last named eight infants and sue by their
mex, friend, the said Norman Lovelace, Pitts.
against
Elizabeth L. Lovclace, widow and administrators of
shl Loyeldce, decd John Lawrence, aud Polly his
wife, and James LoyeIace, Delts
The defendants, John Laws ence, and Polly his wife,
and James Lovesce, not having entered their
according TO the act of Assembly and rules Of this Court,
aud appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that they
are not inhabitants fts Stale, the motion OF the plain
ill., by COUNSEL is ordered hat the said defendants do
appear here the fret Monday in September next and
enter their appearance and the PLAINTIFF BILL aud
give security for performing The decree OF the Cour aud
that copy Of this order be inserted in some newspaper
Published in the City Of Richmond for two months cue.
cessvey and posted at the front door Of the Court house
OF said county. Copy Tesfe
Ju"c 10. [il-wswl wiNsi.ow ROBINSON. C.
I'm CERY-yIRofNTA.-In Hanover Circuit
n Superior Court, May 1T, 1884,
Philip Alexander, admir- OF William a. Knox, deed,
and Emanuel Had and Sarah r. his vile, formerly sars,
r. Bowes, plaintiffs.
against
Elizabeth Bowles, Administrative. with the Will annex.
Ell Of William Bowles, decd, Fleming Brown, Susan NJ
Bowles, John Nash, william p Napier, and Polly "
Cross, sdn,x OF Oliver +. Cross, deed Defendants
This cause in which lie bill has been taken for confess.
ed as.to all The defendants except Elizabeth BowIes
adinS. with The W ~ annexed OF William BoyIes decd
came ibis day be heard the b and exhibits filed
iherewi'h' the answer OF the said Elibeth Bowles,
admx as aforesaid The replication hereio aud examna.
lion OF Witnesses, and argued by COUNSEL On cons
dcraion whereof the Court doth sdiudge orcer and de.
cree mat the said defendant Elizabeth BOwes adm x az
Aforesaid, render account Of her administration of e
estate OF her iesaio before OF The Commissioners of
TINS Court who isJirccted to examine, state and settle
The same and make report thereof 10 this Coufi viii, any
matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which mag be required by The parties to be 30 stated
Coy. Tesie, PHILIP B. WINSTON, G. G.
The parties ineres ed IN the foregoing decree are here
by notified that have appointed che 10Th day Of July next
TO make up the accounts therein directed which day.
al 10 O'Clock, they hereby required 10 attend Al Col
Cherries y coodaPs, with their vouchers copies records
and all other papers necessary enable 10 carry the
said order nto effect. LEMUEL CREW, M. G.
HahoVer county, June IL, 1884. I2-w4wT
"ANTED, as an Apprentice 10 The Printing Bust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

"R. VIM. A. ABRAHAM-SiR As you are no
lvh inbabant Of this State, you will please take notice,
that on the goth day Of July next Buckingham Court
House. in the county Of Buckingham, and State Virgil
MIA, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Edmund
W. Hubbard and others, TO be read evidence in a suit
In chancery, now depending in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chsncery Tor the county Of Bucknghsm in
which suit plaintiffs, and YOU and oihe RS are de-
PENDANTS. Aud II then aud there prevented we shall on
the llh day OF August next proceed to take the deposit
lions OF the said Edmund W. Hubbard and Others al the
said buckingham Cour, House above ntioned, where
you may attend, il you like. SAM'L. FORD s. co.
May III 6-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

removal OF the eroseshe said either publicly
privately In voting for the restoration Of the depo-
Sites Mr. Mexican says, abe did not consult the will Of
the Executive that OF ony other man did he
suit his wli"-bis vote not caused by any idea
that the would sflord rcef-bu IL was given be-
cause memorials for the restoration than against it,
had been received from Pennsy lyana Pensy iranian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

M g. said ba he imports Of The last year we're greater
IN proportion, than IN any previous year; temporary de-
cne might reasonably have been expected; such declines
always lake place after excessive imporslions n n had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

JuChSOJl .TuHlIFISfTuTfOH.
1881 1892 1893
Gross amount Of Revenue, 1900 % 755 % sls Is
Expense Of collecting, 39lI ~ 1918 % 1851 80
dddmS Administration.
EXPENSES OF CENNEssEE DISTRICT FOR YEARS
Statement exhibiting the gross amount Duties which
accrued in the District Of tennessee and the Expenses
OF collect ting, from 1926 10 1928, inclusive.
Years. Gross amt Duties. Expense IF Collecting.
1926 222 20 2 222 IS
1877 40 80 2,I26 81
1873 ISL 20 2 200 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

The tennessee, NJ V. Revenue Collection District APP
pears be thorn in the sides Of the opposition, who have
discovered that II cost during the year 1885, the
four thousand hundred and 6iy.four dollars TO collect
eight hundred aud fortyeigh dollars and
This ceeainy looks like extraviganco. then keep
OF eight that these northwestern establishments
ed TO prevent smuggling from Canada, and 10 hinder a
serious Injury TO the Atlantic Revenue. But these ex-
pendiiures also brought forward by MIR. John
Sergeant TO show that the administration Of Andre Jack
son is not economical and that has been made by
him Luckily we have the OF contrasting The expen-
ses OF The port Genesee under Adams with those
Jackson The statement for three years OF each adinis-
tfaon is appended
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

IN RY-yIRo1NIA.--ln Hanover Circuit
n Superior Court, May 1T, 1884:
Philip Alexander, admir- OF William a. Knox deed,
and Emanuel Had and Sarah r. his vile, formerly Sarah
r. Bowles, plaintiffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
O,KElIlIY,

VIE iui brother to Lance and .driel, will stand this
- spring 1884, at my stable In the county OF Bedford,
90 mics ABOVE Lynchburg, the main stage road Fur.
tner anu other particulars i'm time See what Mr. John
Y. stevens, who sold him TO Mr. William r. johnson,
says below. JOHN s. HURT
NEW York, JAM 10, 1884.
DEAR SIR: AS regards my opinion of O'Keliv as a
race horse, have great pleasure 10 stating think him
nsta'e one: his speed and endurance both of the
hrst order; and his constitution one or he could
NOT have stood the severe work you him sustain
spring while in the hands and under the Mt of
most sanguine expectations, 49,
Iremain your obedent servant,
JOHN G. STEVENS.
To W. r. JOHNSON, Esq
February 6. s7-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

EGROES.-As Attorney in fact for Lulebury II.
Jones, Esq. of the Territory Of Florida, shall offer
Tor sale, public auctions to the highest bidder for cash.
No'oway Courthouse, on the sixth DAY OF March next
Cout dlyD about thirty valuable Negroes, Omen. women
ana chidreD that being his entire portion of the dover
slaves OF the late Mrs Cahane Fitzgerald senr in the
estate oil his deceased father The title these saves
oeemed unqnestonabie, but responsibility therefor,
WIN be assumed by me. +. FITZGERALD.
February 7th 1884. 9O-lOt-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

a COMMISSIONERS SALE.-The undo igned Com
~ missioners, in pursuance OF DEGREES pronounced by
the Circuit superior Court Of Law ana Chance ry for the
county of Henco, the 10Th June, 1888 and the 30
vs. James Scott. surviving partner Lyle Scott & Saun-
ders Ell ais will on Saturday the 18th day February
nox before the door OF the Bell Tavern in the CITY OF
richmond expose 10 sale at public auction, the highest
o'dder Tor cash. the real property mentioned in said de-
crees, being the tract Of land well known as the Mill
tract, near Jefferson in Powhaan county, belonging 10
the estate Of Samuel H. Saunders dec except so much
thereof as has been heretofore sold under of the
late Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
ci 10 satisfy the claim OF the Mutual Assurance Society
SAMUEL TAYLOR
HOLDEN RHODES.
JAM 23rd, 1884. Gsa-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
HnKoPER1Y ~ sl.nTrsulI r n rl,,.-..-,

EpkOPERTY IN SCOTTSVILLE FOR SALE
~ VIII be offered for sale, on the 18th March next.
Two lots IN the town Of Scottsville James river
described IN trust deed ofJho. Hartman the
as Trustees, Tor the benefit Of Charles YanceY as lois
number llo and l47-the last occupied Tavern and
so nuch the hrst as The said Hartman is entitled TO- and
wen improved and approved stands for Tavern and Store:
will be sold on the day aforesaid TO the highest bidder for
cash, upon or near said lots BOTH as may be
sary to pay and satisfy the debt and charges of sale and
Advertising as secured aud provided for by the terms Of
said deed which Is Of record in the County Court of Al
bemare. We believe the right good to the fore going lots:
but will convey only such title conveyed TO Us az
trustees. PEYTON HARRISON
February A. ts6-w4w'l ROBERT MosELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

1WtSSTs. George JeUeTs0n, John T. Leigh John W. Bd
ker, Edtcdrd Eggieston, John Webster, Sheriff of
deed, WiHiam r. Eggieston, and Nm Esgiesfon:
q GENTLEMEN Take notice, that 1 shall proceed
- TO take the dispositions Of Willis Piller and others
IN the Tavern house Of Samuel D. Burke in the countv
OF fiince Edward and State of Virginia. on tho fourth
min, and sixth days OF March next; then and there
prevented, shall, the 2Sth aud 29,h days of
next proceed to take the dispositions of the said Willis
FILLER and others at the said Tavern house of Samuel
u. Burke, above mentioned ; and the 7h and Stb
days OF March next, shall proceed to take the de-
positions Of Paschal Roberts and others. in the Tia.
vern-house OF the said Roberts, in the county of Anne.
third days Of April next shall proceed to take the Se
sions oi Thpiett T. Esce and others, in the Boiling
brook HOTEL in the Town Of Petersburg, Virgiua-The
above dispositions TO be read evidence in sui, in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chancery for the
county oil Amelia, Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
may attend il you like. ~
Yours, JOHN T. JETER
January goth, 1884. s5-I2t
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LACKS a1N

"A BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred bay horse, by John
fA Richards, his dam the celebrated mile racer and
bottom nag, Honesty, by old imported Expedition will
STAND at my stable in the county Of Halifax, Virginia,
S4o the season. All the mares that failed Lance last
will be insured Jackson this Spring at the price
o,he season. For further particulars see hand bills &C.
WIN. w. HURT.
Halifax Va, Feb. 6, 1884. IS7-2ml
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
BY RI.TCIIIE & COOK

The ENouiRER is published twice week, generally aud
three nos during
Price, the same heoiofo Five Dollars annum payable
vance, Notes OF chasrcd spcciopayng banks (on be
coved payment The Editors will tho safety remit
ting them ma tho postage all letters being paid by tho writer's
l No will DO discontinued OF
Editors, until all arcarogcs havc bccn paid up.
Or Whoever will tho Of nine papers, shall
have the touth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono nscrtion
DO cents No
assumed bv person in this city
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NoIlCE-All persons indebted TO the estate of Will
i son L. Cary decd, or TO the estate OF Miles Cary
acc d., are requested to make immediate payment as
longer indulgence cannot be given having
Claims legally established against either said estates
requested to present them TO w. TIMBERLAKE
-ddn'or Of WILSON Cary, deed and
Executor of Miles Cary, decd
Fluvanna, Palmyra, Feb. T. 1884 az A,